Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)
- Class of 1963
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L ,A Il.. II .o Ik 7 ,F 'Q 7 5' Q4 if : i i i ' Ef f . Haifa ' Q rg? Rf - j f 'A ,liv- Ze-1 ? :: ' :a .Q T I I UARUI, IIARTINIAN ,, . CWI-Ifdilul' ,IERRY HARRISON ,, .. , ,C'z1-Ilditm' MIKIC DIXUN ,......,., ., Associate I-Iditoi' If. I.. VVUUIYSUN Director uf Student Ptxblicaxtiniis I Campus Views ..,,. , ,. I 7 2 laiiversity Leaders ..,... 37 3 Publications .A,. ..... 8 9 -I Beauties ....A, IOS S Residences ., I29 6 .Athletics . .,.... 257 7 Campus Life .,.,.. 293 8 Organizations .... 329 9 Xlilitary ..., ....... -I -I5 I0 Classes ...,............ +73 I I Ads and Indices ...,.....i 605 Pubiishetl fur the Student Body OK l,AI IUMA S'I'ATli UNIVICRSITY StiIIwater, Uklahoma QS. I eq ii? lib? .rg 6. 17' ll QQ 'war' . gy-A iii! in-.K wg r '! 3, L, The sun may not he up vet, but it is of little matter to the student xx ho has to' get ready for the busy day. Once out of bed, the walk to the shower presents a major problem The well-known and hor- rible sound of man's worst friend, his trusty alarm eloek, breaks the morning stillness far too soon. Starting off with a sigh and a groan, the day slowly pieks up speed as showers are taken, breakfast is de- voured, and preparations are made for another long eighteen hours packed with many, many activities. . xx R ZA ' e ! Spam- in the head is usually alluczltetl on zi first-vorne, first-servecl hash, liut num Ntuclents clmft like to get out of bed early enough In lw first. Breakfast is a time for ITlC'I'l'j'l'T'lllliil1g, joy- ful lYI'Ull1Q'I'l'IfVKl, inspiring enllverszltimi, incl deep Lliseussiuu. Nobody knows this, --- - I I Ai f Ya-itlier ruin, nur sleet, mn' wild, nur xximl min keep mint- people lrum vlnun-N. w-..-E---.....-rm-sms..-S. -f.w-4-.--vm g-nd-yx-muqnnm-.. ... ,..n..,.t.... r.-.-.--f------4 - -vw- f ' ,.. y..-..,0.,,....,,,.,, 1........., , i fy' -FTF ..a 'C' fu, cf y. 'fr-,fight 4' -' 1 Q., A 1 -z 14. E ',' -in X. ' . f 'fair' ' M 'gif ' K , J .L5:7-as l -?L '4x'i' ' , e size -1' 'ta ' ' if . it ef W 'J Sl V ' -' ' -F Vhc' doors uf' the l'lassror1m building o cn onli .. . E l J J M .. ,. P if I . ,Jaw 'L . ' iv ' ' vuwv lietwevii vlasst-s, but IlUYl'I' :lo they Vlnsv. i , VV:uIking to class through formal gardens can be zu pleasant experience in early spring or fall. Living groups are left behind, and f fie s ten thousand people fill the air with ehatter as they Wind their Way over well-Worn campus paths. Nlorning joins together the friendly sound of many Uhellosf' the smell of coffee breaks, the feel of fresh cold air before those early eight olcloek classes, the sight of brightly dressed students, and the taste of knowledge. .I Vg, at f ,ltv . Nilllirlllx kwm lhxlt lv-x 1'ill'4'fllHf zxrrzmging rhvir class svlxmllllcs, thvy fam usually IIIIIIIZUIK' In lxzlve' Il tirnvlx !T1ilX'IliIlQ fvrffw- liI'1'IlI'x. ,lust zu n-very fL'ill'ht'I' hm hix nun P1lI'fiL'llIZlI' Ilxvtllml wi in- Nffllffillll, k'VVl'kN xtudcnt hm hix Spf-fini rm-Ilmml uf lvalrning, wha-tlwr it lw lu taking: mutex, wr just sitting :xml listcning. Afternoon is a time of great contrast in activi- VVhen the noon hour finally arrives, students take time out to eat :i light lunch hcforc taking up il husy afternoon schedule. UCS' For Sonic' It nlcans coke dates or trips to the lake. 'llo others, it is a continuation of the day's Work in laboratories, the Library, or on the ROTC drill field. Most sophomore and freshman men spend one afternoon hour each week at ROTF drill. Later, liquid refreshments are in order. One of the most profitable ways to spend any afternoon is studying in the OSI Lilwrary. This type of :ietivity is almost gllllI'1lllll'l'Kl to raise the grads' point TN? wal ii gn ' at L, Stitlclvttly, :ill tif thmt' cqttzttium, fttrinulztx, :ind priiiviplm in tht- lwsmk wa-in to ingtkt- some xslwn tht' atttclt-nt puts tha-m tu wfwk in at lzllv wviuxi vzirrn dm' :tml at CIIIQ' rmtripztiimii will tnnlw 1 Iwiwlt in tvlrmztl j.fIlliliK'IlN zt little- wttt f t as Vnion archwny lc-ads tu ll host of activities. -S wi: tfirl tu tht- l'ni4111 fur at short twiki: -Xtttwtmum set-m tn gn tzwtvr lu taking tlizit tl ,., I i i t 5 x 5 5 3 A Q , .Q ,la A-.1 Q '12 N 1 1 S l 52 'bw wwe dfaurmw s-Q K ,ML 1. N ', , ' f mpg ,W in L0 fn , MV, Q :gh-g X23 .. A x if E 3 45? ww wgi Q W.. QL: ,, . ' y'eg:s,,, K W4 4 wk. wr 1? v me 'M ,Q 'rf-z ik in -3511? W. A -' Qf f ', , mr 586 xsgx M1 5 Q Q gn- .- r as by sg , ., M 25 fl .- X -- ,- , M,-H , 5 .., A - .n f-jf ,.j -T1 'Q-A, inn llll Ill A Ill LH X ll e,w 'i P 5 . . 5 5 'xx 1 04 B 4 Gov-Q mfg-'T Oys A X X 51 f T w Yi A 135 . 5 4, g , my r Q- md Q , Q-4 g ,L-, Fl? wig? its 1? 145 cluing lwrrmewwk during thc 1'urx1r11v1'1'i11lN, tha' Ntualrnts may find rims- In march tela-visimx. W1-Q Thr Vnifm hznllrmnn lmsrs mum IIH-FLIIIIDIIN il1ll1l'L -, 'Vlmsc fill'-11XYllj plglfca II'l11l-it rxvcllc-lm! party the-Inu. Suk 'vzmlmirtg armlrnrs, :mul dnl ex :Irv high, :xml Ima-rs fvw :xr Vlliilllv pn mg mix x o A ag t W! + + i- V .42 A-3, ' 4 T 1? g. .-I as .Q , A. f s 49 1 L ,gn hntl that the- tnnc tu Clk'Zlll thc lmusc li when cvcrvlmtlv t-lsr 15 Ill hecl. lu 11 Ill'CCl student, that rnnrn Ll lwtl can lnnk 1lNYlllllf vnnltnrtahlt l Lute ut night when hnngcr strikes, thcrv is nut Ll mnru ptlpulzn' Inzxn nn campus than the Hgnmlit-5 man. ' :Mf1y':M ,, 1- ' M ' - x 1 'z writr, but must nuglcrtvd, pzlslilmx uftvn vrnlws ulwut ZlK'I'iCll'IllZlHN. 01' clues ll? hy qlfe -1 'V xrning, 'cn unlx ln an llII'llillQ.f p L N ,! 'v 4 T5 if ., . ,. QF rn lv- S ,fuk - 2 8' ,rl ,,...4- '4'1 f 3-' .LW , . 4 4 ...W X - W, ' -dgpm, -no-nw--W ' x N K ' W-M6 VZ. ,.f,. 1 . 5 1 ' HW' 1, ,. 4. si' Y sq.. 3 W . gf-5, ig, . ' AEE? L 'iw ,,L, ggi' V f' M.1mm1. f fm Y- ,,, . im... 'N qw gf m 4' 'vw zz: - M W -ly-lj: ff... l V Tl ,F Q M .0 ,.,,y:fl ' V543 -' ni i ,' ' -ffflif H 'T' in QL'-S-'A' -,Lia ,..,, -,wjs,5pv. W g A , , A1 ,A .NM D f 'lfaqa ., -N . A m 3+ 2 : --wg .-.ia - +1 Visa , W.. ms f 7 A ,.,AgT.,,,,,Q -, V19-,Q-sd., .1 wl' . - Slay' fy! Q, '-wmmzw -M 'V ,.., h 'wx' uhm-.. f xi Q ,, ,. . -. ., . ,... M113 A ...mf ML V , v , , W . ,. - ' . 'V' 'V' - - . Q w'9V, 'Tw V' . 'A -+fs.f,..g,,-Q 'P iz . Ig: - na 'Nw' Wm I ' ' Q' . ,,.-v' ,vi - U + 411:17 .. W A HHFUTQ- in 'x is A r Vg? A 5 . g er- K , ik I 5 , W. r, ,, A R X - L L 7-'f r 'X r ln looking over the Oklahoma State l'nivr-rsity CZIIIIPLIA, one may see such traditional sights :ls VV1ll1nrns hull :intl Old Central, which are prominent in USl s history. WPWX1 A ,W 1. gee? was i, , KW., , Q One of the major difficulties that U-State students must face is that of walking, and sornt-tixnt-s even wud- ing to Classes during the frequent spring sliowers. szavig'-55'...f---' ,,:,,. 44 5 6 CENES of campus pathways cov- ered with snow, the merry 'ww'-0 bubbling of the Library foun- tain, the bright red and yellow of the formal gardens in spring, the well- known buildings bursting with stu- dents. These are the things Which make memories Come to life. just one glance at a familiar site is often more than enough to bring back thoughts of hours spent there, the tears and the laughter, the long conversa- tions, and the many friendships shared. Best of all, these lovely scenes hold forth a promise of even better days. l'pun finishing their uftcriimm classes, some cou- ples will spend the remainder of thc pluimnt after- noon simply sitting down surncxvlicre un campus. lt's winter timt- again at Oklzihmnzi State l'nivcrsity. To the people who are caught nut in the coltl, the weather lflllj' seem quite dismal, hut for others, tht- heautiful slmw-mvcretl OSI' vaunpua is worth thc cold. The Ukluhuniai Stzlte l'nivn:rsity l.ilwrziry rnzljestivailly Z overlooks her realm of the muin czunpus tu furm what is truly one of Oklahoma Stzitck scenic highlights. N s 4 '-N.. M ,,,. gw - ..--'S F Hn ,wing K ff :v Mm, wxm.fi-ff . ww fs J 6 +M- 1 1 x , 52 .w vw II I- I- IH II II I! IIE N1 Ill 'Ill II III I-I QI lllll llluiil 11 S11 WU m w-N C DID CIiN'I'RAI 1... XY1lflfhQLlZ1I'd for history 1 .......J.... -new-UQAwlf-,M Pngc' 21 IIQL 7,7 l,l,I.XNIS HAH ,... vsllcrc ll1IlQLl1lQL'S in 1 1 V! im, s 9 g 1 ,,-f' 'f w Nmx 'IQOWICR . . . 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UNION COFFEE BRI-LXR . . . typical sccnc if W w K -wana., N M . 5 2. ,- ,W.....46 1 X 1 i .Q W,gmf?fig3 fb , EQ EE' 2 if ,E-5325 V f qi 935334 si Q ' gf' wwf ' , F16 I -- .V IQC .'XGRIL'l'I.'I'l'RI . Hxu, . . . fL'2lCllil1Q butter prmlllctimm lncthmls .V k.,y2 ,LL,,V, ,:,,A:,Z ,.M,,.,.,..f,. CI,.XSSRHONl BVILDINKS . . . cmolnpzlssilug many iiclals 30 1 Ev ' 4 bsy ff? . k ff: wljfiznv n ' .V .ffyi F 'f jl ','-W. IK, x,.. . H ' - - .-ffwvlvgi ., ',,- EFF 'f ff CH1cxr1s'1'RY-P1wslcs Bl'lI,DlNll . . . in pursuit ol' thu funn-Q G.XI.I,.-Xtilllili HA-XI,I, . . . showcusc for Big S champimmfs Q. ,gg 4, age 32 UNIVERSITY AUD1'roR1UM . . . studcnt progrzuns, pl-Uclucrifms O1u,AHcmA STATE . . . 21 stuclcnt's world Covering 150 acres Wl11'l'1c1 Il'I4sT HAL! ,... pl-fm-sm viml smrisrm XNli'l l' XIICNIIJRIA-XI, Clmvlal ,... lmhling lm-fh pum- iusWN93wlifZQi?5G!!59!3fit E:::,ia,f W AL :ff-ff ,Al age IVNIVICRSITY PTOSPITAI, . . . offcring hclp for thc! sick ,'XN1x1.x1. HLSIQANIJRY B1'11,mNu . . . slmmvm-ing lm- dw worlds best W V 3+ G S -.sw - iw .Aw M51 M I,I1fI: SCIIQNCIQS BI'II.IIING . . . lick- through 21 Inicmswpc Home ECONOMICS BUILDING . . . rhe wav to Z1 man's hear ' , new ' ' '4 5 M M , Qi , W A- ,1 'gk l,,f, ,Q . v 3 7 'S , fa Z s '15 ffalqff .al ' ..-oq...,. ' -'rw-.,..,, 'M A -M .. '-Umi,. -lb- L ...,,,,,,..l..,--'xv ,de r' .wabfwwf-KDE, ' ,sei . 'X W- -.swarm M---M'Y72L.,.L'! '3 -.....-fm , Q M LZ -My W' A ' 'Q--1 'W Af 'W W M 1if 5'-W-h- , ..,,,,..1 '- M. f 2: w 'j , A A W. QM., , , , V LW .,il,f-Mg-dglflflljf ...E ,,. ' ,f-.-..wJl v ' ,Alrw-- ....--f , A . . ,, A , .. K -M- k,,:i !'..i.w.., W... ,,., , L I Y ar.,...4C.l.,.,,,w,,.,,..qe-P . H ,M,,,.,.,, My ,,....w Q I ,...-W - - M- ' K 4 L ,.. W, ., . ,,,. ,,...-Mu ,, Mu, K W M I I Awww..- ,A ,N V ..,.,.,v-4-r,,,,,.-ni' i,....4 nwwv- 2 in , N,-,,,.,.. A ,WA....,,,,,,..N, .,....v.,, W .,..- ' M.-quunnnvf, 4 N 1-- ' M' 'W 'M ' V Md-W wM,,,wW M V- 1 V Mwlm' ' A 'W ' ,N -,gM: ' K M KW 'r 3-- -:M 151 ,A ' ,..,,,. . Y' ,R A W M V . f--nun..- 'M' A Xa? ,-fu' -ii --45- 0- ' W' , as A - ,V W' f ' ,f was A' M K 'L F, --V Pngc 36 THETA POND , . showing signs of sphng as Good clieerlenders are xery essential for school spirit. U-State! student hotly is excellently represented hy these high spirited, enthusiastic student leaders. -...,,, '--..,. Tx ww . - . . assi Q: Un1VeFS1ty y If--IE, L Z . 3 , '31 -QA 'fs' ZQQ .U 'gi ,C - ' 41- 2-...-:E-. g a'6 '22 CHIEVEMLZNT is the goal of all 'eg great leaders. llnder their 'www' careful guidance, the wan- umm ..',... vo active memluers of the llIllVCI'5ltf'l5 lillfllllj' council, Dr, Agnew :intl Dr. Gee, examine very closely Z1 report to he submitted to the Faculty council. dering minds and little-used talents of many capable students can be fo- cused on one specific activity until, after much constructive planning and hard work, the event becomes an ac- complished fact. Effective methods of organization and an overabundance of the will to continue raising the standards of the university have made USFS leaders some of the very best to be found. Cfonferring with Bill Atkinson, vznnpns senior Pt-tu lfrzxm ku-ps 1li1l't'1lSl of thc lzitcst news t'ont't-rni the 1962 gLliK'I'll1lIOI'iZli cznnpziign. Phil clltfhlll, new ioothull convh git OSI, 8122115 his contract during his hut hnsy days on the Oklahoma Stutt- czlmpus. Looking on zipprovingly :iw Athletic Ilirector lhzl, l'rt-Nidcnt VViIlh:nn und Hozirtl ot' Rcgvnts Cillliflllllll llzirher. Student association ofhccra are fliccking ll tcchniczil point for next meeting. These pcoplt- :irc responsible for directing the stndcnt governing hoclies at OSV. if .f 1... W W , 2 , s iaggm S Q?., V . J avg? , 4' XJ fw- 'Q 1- H My , 5' xx 151 in kg ,,, , sz WVMWNIW-'i? 1 2 ,,,, ,Y..ef, .Mi af- fl 'Q qgpnnllvll , 2 A 1 A Ji- is ? K . Www' yn ' 51 . 'V L, 1 M , A , ' ',g . , S ',, I , V I ai? N . A ' ,M K A LV,,,L... Y 'L as ky f M Y ' 5, . ' 12 i uns Q 60 KC -OSU. .' g g, 3' am nw' J- 'W' -P 'uri' 9 5 1 J zylhyhw V, 5 Q EI ,3Q:a:3, V ' ' ' 'W'w5v'w 'Eb WWE! 1, ' MW ,. , 4,3 yr if -kan 1 1? .V ,M ah .,,.,w-M- W I, ,.,.M,.,,,..w- Mk , Me. , .. A um. .9 T A 'T , ,. ,M1,MMq-,,..giW,,,,5,Wf Q ,,W.QiW.,?wn-MMM -av-0 I mm, A., 2 g I , ,,,W5E,:,5:gg j ' ' Q- ui ..m..,..,0. muses 415235, Wfff 515 2 me s M ,, . ' M Q, W f M , .4- 4 S' . is Q' amszjk Q Page 42 rI1HIf HoNoR. x1zI,E HlfN'RX' IZIQLIAION Governor of fjklllllfllllil Governor Henry Bellmnn Governor liellmon, an Oklahoma State graduate, takes :1 break during his busy campaign to chat with two other U-Starters, -lim Teter and VVilly. Congratulations to the seniors of Okla- homa State l'niversity and best wishes to the balance of the student body as you record the end of another year in the pur- suit of your education. May you soon take your places in our society, confident of sueeess due to your ability and energy and aided by the thorough training you have received at this line institution. Sincerely, HENRY BICLLNION Governor Page -H- DR. OLIVIER S. XVILLHAM President of Oklahoma State University President 0 One of Dr. VVillham's favorite duties is presenting awards to students of merit, such as to Robert Frymire for his outstanding achievements in ROTC. liver S. Wlllham hlany former students often tell me that the most enjoyable years of their lives were spent at Oklahoma State Uni- versity. This is particularly true Where the individual completes his or her un- dergraduate education and receives the bachelor degree. It is also true where the student may not have finished his edu- cation at the university. The RICDSKIN each year reileets pictorially student life and interests on campus. It gives the reader an insight as to how both our pres- ent and former students feel about OSU. I hope you enjoy reading and re-reading the 1963 Rlinsiitx. ULIVLQR S. W1I,I.11Axi President I!! it W 1111 I W M W M W W W W W W W W W W BOB F. 1Al.l.EE G. ELLIS GABl.E R. I.. CROVVDER, JR. W G. li 1. 1.15 G.x1:1.1e Chairnznn R. L. CROVVDER, JR. Vi4'e-Chzlirnlall .lorry J. VATIER, AIR. Secretary CTUY M. HARRIS Asristruzt Srrrvfrtry DR. E. T. DL'NI..'Nl' C'hll71lTf'HU7' T. G. SEXTON zldnzifzislratiw .Jsristant State Regents For Higher Education The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Educa- tio11, authorized by a 1941 constitutional amendment, is the coordinating board of control for the state system of higher education. This coordi11atio11 includes re- sponsibility for eighteen state colleges and universities, and seven other educational agencies. The state regents comprise a board of nine members, appointed by the governor, each member serving an eight-year term, With one term elapsing annually. Dr. li. T. Dunlap is chan- cellor of the state system. JOHN J. VATER, JR. MRS. S. F. DITMARS VV11,1R'1'oN MATH1Es 1, 1-I GUY M. HARRIS DR. E. T. DUNLAP Sco'1 1' URBlSON NORMiXN B. MUssE1.1v1AN l T. G. SEx'1'oN ' V M O. I.. l,.xcKEY Lllllliflllllll NV. R. xVII.LIAMS I,il'l CThI1il'1IlKlll Axios K. B.-iss, -IR. Sf'r'r1'I11ry FoRRt2sT TYICINTIRE ifdfllifzistrzzti-zu' flxsislzzzzl v VV. ELMER TFIARBER O. L. LACKHY Regents For Oklahoma A8lM Colleges The governing board of Oklahoma State Vniversity is the Board of Regents for the Oklahoma AZSLKI Col- leges. This board was established by constitutional amendment voted by the people in I944- and formally adopted in l9+l5. It administers the affairs of three senior institutions and five junior colleges in Oklahoma. The board consists of nine members, including the president of the state board of agriculture, ex otlicio. The other eight members' terms are for eight years each, one appointment being made annually by the governor. VV. R. VVILLIAMS ROBERT I. IIARTLEY EARL RUSSELL ROY T. NAI.I. FORREST lylclm-mp JACK M. CURNEIJUS BURKE I'IH,x1.lcx' Aivios K. Bass, jk, V s ,,4. ,r '- ' . fxv, -91 'www f qw ' xi 1.3! Y ZA ss X H: H sa' 6 P f V, QW Q wi? 1 .S a C ity' 5 X -gay Q A if! 3 al A Q -0 . Q , kv if M. . 5 4. , f U., x .V-dx' Alt V A W., 5 Q Q ugzyz A A, .aw xy, 91 - V , I i v 4 Y UM i 1 , 1 , , I In . X A I A ,. Y ZA... ., Ag ' 0 - My v . s f ' H If 2 x fl 6 K 'fl .V , ig I '- x . ' ,. . . 'rin Q bf :I VV.,'V an L! KX K KM I ,S , V mn . if-fs , rf fx 9-nn ri avg., w? 'iw-1 N -ry. X , if , ...mn ,, ?., f 3 2 W ,hm . A K, A f YW if F ig, 3 .ggi F' A 1,-5 4 'Vt A . ff x S 5 I if ,Q 1: P711 ,fx Y IW 1' 3' iw M 0 v W, h. v if .sas-Q I N1 J N' - 5 ' I fp , , gf , f g J 1 .L-Q1 1, i ' , Ai 1 -s 1 ' - 4' , X , at-Q Q r - 3 ' ' f me ff Q ' 'K K ' . g - ' ' ' ,raw Hifi 4 f Q 'JY if 'H M vb' ik ' ' K Q 'ff ASW 7' J., U .. Q-1 .. N ' -1 - W S Af- , W XV . ,X ff if , 4, V M H 5 f ggygm , ,www-'W A 2 E ,, Q J '- ae Q A I i Q 5' may Y ff I 1 nr we A W ' 2 ,QV -r af 'A We College Ut Agriculture Enrollment Ranks In Nalion's Top Seven To Produce Future Agriculture Leaders The College of Agriculture ranks among the top seven universities in the nation in enrollment. Qualified capable leadership in agriculture is one of the major objectives as gradu- ates must and will tackle the duty of supplying food and fiber in the quan- tity required by our rapidly expand- ing nation. Agri-business, science, and pro- duction are offered as major options in the lf departments listing courses in the college. The revised curricu- lum provides training for a vast area that touches at least one-third of all jobs in the l'nited States. DR. A. IC. DARLOW Dean of the College of Agriculture SEATED: Glen Durrell, Doyle Chambers, L. E. Hawkins, Schroeder, R. R. Price, J. S. Plaxico, D. E. Howell, L. M. A. E. Darlow, R. j. jones, Fred LeCrone, O. D. Duncan. Henderson, VV. VV. Hansen. STANDING: Julius Pattillo, L. L. Gee, lW. D. Thorne, E. VV. The taring and grooming of stock is one of the Hllllf' ways that agriculture students get practical experience in the many ltields of studs offered by the College of Agriculture. Page +9 X , ifkld Y' if 31523 .li n task k fi: I ,A V .. . 2... v M34 gf M f fx, - ir . Y 2 . , Q, Pvgg K 4' , if h V .E 1 u, A .-.............-,,, S 0 ' . .WL N 1 Q. N 1 J . gt, WX 4 Q .N .6 -141 A ,V,. WA College Ut Arts And Sciences College Seeks To Unveil Hidden Talents In Order To Perfect Skills And Abilities Oklahoma State Univcrsity's Col- lege of Arts and Sciences seeks to unveil hidden talents of individuals, their scientific skills, musical abili- ties, mathematical aptitudes, drama- tic talent, and Writing skills. Stu- dents are encouraged to recognize their talents and to perfect them. Development of a Whole indvidual Who professes a career built on truth, faith and fellowship, outlines the perspective of this college. Besides math and science majors, there arc over 75 major areas in art, English, history, journalism, music, political science, psychology, and others. 1 - . 5 3 , f , i - Y is? 1 2 Q Us fl DR. Roniiitr B. Kaarxi Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences - , i we , . sg 4 ,- z Q 2 j- 1 , . t . M , sw 5 ROVV l: Dr. Homer Knight, Dr. Clifford Rich, Dr. VValter Prof. John Schweitzer, Dr. L. Herbert Bruneau, Dr. H. If. Hansen, Dr. O. D. Duncan, Dean Robert li. Kamm, Dr. Mar- llarrington. ROVV 3: Dr. Otis Dermer, Dr. Max Mitchell, vin Edmison, Dr. Dan VVesley. ROVV 2: Dr. Leslie Kreps, Dr. Thomas Mayberry, Dr. Harry Campbell, Dr. james Zant, Dr. Richard Bailey, Dr. Charles Allen, Dr. L. VVayne johnson, Dr. Roy jones, Prof. john Hoffman, Dr. Albin VVarner, Dr. Prof. Robert Lacy, Ur. Norbert Nlahnken, Prof. McVickei L. E. Mcllonald, Dr. Robert C. Fite. The iollege of Arts and Sciences has more students than any other college on campus. lntlucled in its curricula are the physical 'intl biological sciences and the humanities. age S r E ' 2 ,W v College llt Business Curriculum Changes Add Accelerated, Honors Programs As Aid To Students The accelerated program and the honors program have been added as a new curriculum improvement. The former is a part of the universi- ty's threeffour plan which enables the student to complete the require- ments for a degree in business in three years. The latter is maintained for the superior student to provide additional intellectual challenges to develop both social and intellectual leadership. Both are on a voluntary basis. A placement service is used to as- sist students in finding suitable em- DR- EUGENE L- SWEARINGEN ployment upon graduation. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. VVilton Anderson, Dr. Jack VVagle, Ringstrom, Dr. C. Roman, Prof. Clayton Millington, Dr. Robert Prof. Russell Baugh, Dr. Ed Silverthorn, Prof. Ed Burris, Lowry. Dean Eugene Swearingen, Dr. Lloyd Garrison, Dr. Norman Accounting, a must for business students, is one of the departments in the College of Business in which practical work is il part of the stuclent's study curriculum. Page 53 w-'W I . 'Vw' ' fLf2 A L 9 sr W -nun--.-K-4 wiyu W1-Q ,AI , ' Wm-k A ' Lu , mv .nv--f Jww if h:, . if ' X +-v, Q W K i W if-2-xx College Ut Education Qualification 0f Graduates ls Insured Through Continual Evaluation, Revision Through continual evaluation and revision of its training programs, the College of Education insures that its graduates are well-qualified profes- suinal nien anclxvonien. Along with an increase in the quality of Work required for a de- gree, the college has experienced a 20 per cent increase hi enrolhnent in the p?tSt three years, with ele- mentary education claiming the larg- est number. Student teaching en- ables the individual to enter his profession with the confidence and understanding necessary to efiiciently fulfill the many obligations of teach- ing. DR. sl. ANIJREW Hoi.i.i2Y Dean of the College of lfdncation .qpim.z-- ...- qnulwfwwf igussniv-M gowns'-I IJ .m,g,,,,,,r M SEATIZD: Dean Andrew Holley, XV. VVare Marsden, T. Pete Chapman, Della Thomas, llelmer Sorenson. STANDING: Tiner Lapsley, :Karon Nliller, I.. H. liengtson, Thomas C. Mayberry, Robert VV. Scofield. A tough doing a certain amount of tint, these elementary education ns are learning techniques for teitiing art in elementary schools. Page 55 , W 'I K Q s C N' ' ' -- ,N R 'L' zz. if , if J ,... .K 9 Y z - 5552 .. ' nf af, f ., . Q ' my w S E , Af: 1 A . .g?4?f ' 3, m . K m . 2 , SE . Q- 1 ,E , F wks: 16, fa-ii I 1 , in ' 955 em. Q: W1 wif gag., 4 9, X. A fy il' 5 :VN 2 7 . k 1- 5 5 College Ui Engineering College Has Enrollment In Top Thirty In The Nalion's Engineering Programs The four-year instructional pro- gram ollered by the engineering col- lege is among the thirty largest in the nation in enrollment. To its Well established graduate program come master's and PhD candidates from all parts of the World and many for- eign countries. The Technical institute, an ele- ment of the college, has for a quarter of a century been a leader in provid- ing an accredited two-year engineer- ing technician program. Research enables its staff to keep abreast of progress and to benefit by vital and timely instruction. DR. M. R. LOHMANN Dean of the College of Engineering FRONT ROVVZ R. N. Nladtlox, VVilson j. Bentley, M. R. ford, Willitirn llughes, H. P. Adams, ll. Boggs, Jan Tuma, Lohmann, L. F. Sheerar, F. C. Salmon. RUVV 2: Paul Staf- George Mahoney, Clark Dunn, Rollo E. Venn. Fngineering students learn how to measure the propertles of metals in their metal strengths lab which is one of the many labs used to offer the student practical knowledge of a subject. Page 57 1 I I R 1. s P I I . C' -' FHA, , - -S ' - g,3.1, 9 0 i f Q 5 s e , , A' i I I 1 A Q a 1 1 A F-f ,1-.. s 5 I 0740 V' 'Nl x f-w.,,,,-'. Y I I ' 4 n 1'5 1 1 f i I l is--..u, un, I s 1 an Q 'vw . pq, 4 Q m...WE n + vw f 1 f f Emil? 1123! mmf ,vW'3 ' nzrfff A WM, v , ,J .Q 11 wf 1- - Graduate School Grad School Ranked A Major Center For Graduate Study In The Southwest The Graduate school, with a cur- rent enrollment of more than l,2flU students, is a significant segment of the university population and consti- tutes one of the major centers for graduate study in the southwest. lts national stature has been supported repeatedly by federal agencies. The National Science foundation has supported numerous academic year institutes and summer institutes. Several programs have been granted under the National Defense Educa- tion act. Graduate study is both demanding and rewarding. Research is an in- tegral part of the Graduate sehool's plan of study. DR. ROBERT MAcVicAR Dean of Graduate School SEATED: Dr. VV. S. Newcomer, Dr. D. li. llowell, Dr. Maie Sehlehuher, Dr. Richard Jungers. STANDING: Dr. David Nygrer, Dr. George Thurston, Dr. June Fozine, Dr. A. Nl. Berkeley, Dr. Alfred Levin, Dr. Thomas lVlayherry. 'X lot of time in graduate study is in research projects. These projects are paid for with the help of fellowships and grants. Page 5 X H k P 2 3 a E E E 3 F: as E ii . f--' vm Q msuunilue. 1, fzmwwwfk . , - - .f h Qawsmy.:.: , ,mfQ.W-Lf,G,RL.14-Hg,,Qq,m4feg,,, v,Q.,-ggwymigg College Ut Home Economics Contemporary Society lays The Basis To Form A Top Home Economics School Since home economics is concerned with the home and the family as they exist in contemporary society, its content emphasis takes into account the economic, social, technological, and educational developments which have an impact on the family and its members. Recognized as one of the nation's top home economics schools, the col- lege offers degrees in almost every phase of work ranging from family life to hotel administration. VVith the Pakistan government and the Ford foundation, the division helps to develop three colleges of home economics. DR. LELA O'TooLE Dean of the College of Home Economics nv' 45, FRONT ROW: Dr. Lela O'Toole, dean of home economics, Dr. june Cozine, home economies educationg Gladys Marshall, FRLYCDQ john MacAllister, H8zRAg Dr. Rebecca Pate, vice- dean of home economics, Dr. Maie Nygren, HSzID. ROVV 2: Fishion shows are no uncommon occurrence in the College of Home Economics, nor are any other practical displays of the wide fields of study offered hy its various departments. Dr. Ilse Wolf, home managementg Dr. Betty Brannan, field studies, Dr. Virginia Stapley, FR8zCDg Dr. Helen Barbour, assistant dean of home economicsg Dr. Juanita Noel, CTM, Pauline Cunningham, assistant to the dean. Page 61 mwmn Mwmwwnewwd Z 3 9 gif' . .ff aj 2153 WW' -fd ,Q ,,,4--fora ,S V. .ffl mg. .- . K' - .EA College Ili Veterinary Medicine Commission Grants Provide Equipment To Aid New Fields In Teaching, Research Atomic Energy commission grants have provided the equipment for iso- tope training in anatomy, bacteriol- ogy, medicine, surgery, parasitology, pathology, and physiology courses. This important new held in veteri- nary medicine combines teaching and research. Another improvement introduced at the Veterinary hledi- cal center has been the addition of modern instrumentation in physiol- ogy, pharmacology, and toxicology courses. Pride in a dynamic profession and high standards of academic achieve- ment are seen in hundreds of compe- tent research workers. 5 5 DR. GLENN C. HOLM Dean of the College of Veterinary lledicine 'im SITTING: Dr. Andrew YV. Nlonlux, Dr. Lynn L. Gee, Dr. Dr. J. VViley VVolfe, Dr. XVendell H. Krull, Dr. Duane R. Leslie McDonald, Dr. Glenn C. Holm, dean. STANDING: Peterson. lou c1n't enre the patient unless you know what is wrong. Senior vet med student Eddie Fisher tpplrcs his knowledge gained from three years t study in an effort to diagnose the problem. age r 1 3? e . , S W 'S ,mf W w I if ia f A by -.Mk 'N Q 'o-.. ' w!g?'L',.,, it Q my-x ' l yy Q i M 3 W, x,N w Y ,, 'M K M254 'k d4w-mv-ga 1-ac-us-...bw-l?'-mw9Mm1wifu4mvv- 'ws Uklahoma State Tech learn By Doing Method Of Instruction Lets Future Craftsmen Acquire Skills American industry, vast and pow- erful, creates a Wealth of job oppor- tunities for the technician and the person who knows a trade. The Hlearn by doing method of instruction allows future craftsmen and technicians to acquire skills in shops filled with equipment indenti- cal to that which will be used in the Work-a-day World. Two-thirds of the student's time is spent each day actually Working with motors, equip- ment, tools, research and testing de- vices for repairs. Learning is made easy by mastering the more simple operations Hrst. L. K. CUVELLE Director of Okmulgee branch, GSU Tech FRONT ROVV: VVayne Miller, assistant directorg Paul librarian. ROVV 2: Paul England, student activitiesg Ray- NVheeler, industrial division, john Pichard, maintenance super- mond Dyke, business managerg A. D. Robertson, M.D., re- intendentg Grady Clack, registrarg E. W. Kline, division of habilitation centerg Roy Belford, commerce division. foodsg Emmit Alexander, veterans' coordinatorg Maurine Gay, Auto mechanics is only one of many technical helds tlught at Oklahoma State Tech. The most modern equipment is available for students YK o earn ll variety of different skills. Page 65 Page 66 University Administrators 'llhe job of the university administrators is one of operation, liaison, and expediting policy rather than education, but they eliiciently keep the Wheels of the educational organization running smoothly. They keep a continual contact between administra- tion and faculty, student body and alumni, and they follow through on policy decisions made by the presi- dent, Dr. Oliver VVillham, and the board of regents. VVorking behind the scenes in an often underrated ca- pacity, often they receive little recognition for their eiiforts from the student body. Unending hard Work and tremendous loyalty to duty were necessary for them to gain the upper administration echelon. - ff' x -..............A..... FRANK MCFARLAND, dean of student affairs ABE III SSFR JAMES TIIURNIC, director of Student Union student 7I'IMA PATC HIN director of the physical plant housing and food units dt in of women ? 'W-mi Q4 41 -A-1 ....-- JACK COKE, J. M. MILLER, DR. DONALD COOPER, purchasing agent dean of men director of student health services RAYMOND GIROD, registrar JOHN IIOITCK, bursar A. E. DARLOW, vice-president in charge of agricultural sciences J. L. SANDERSON, EIUMON LUVV, Comptroller university librarian Page 67 Deans 0t Several Colleges And Other Administrative Officers Govern Decisions, Advise Under Direction Of The President Created by the president, the Academic council is composed of the deans of the several colleges and other major administrative ofiicers of the university. The council meets on call of the chairman, usually monthly during the year. lnvited to meet with the council dur- ing l962-63 were three oiiicers of the Faculty council, Lynn L. Gee, Theodore L. Agnew and John E. Thom- as. Functions of the Academic council are to formally approve all changes in courses of instruction, candi- dates for degrees, the university calendar, and general regulations regarding faculty, students and staff in the operations of the university. The Academic council is also advisory on other matters. FRONT ROW Dean Lela O Toole D Lynn C ce Dean Swearingen. STANDING: Dean Glenn C. Holm, Dr. Rollo Robert lxamm llr A E Darlou President Oliver S VV1llham, E. Venn, Dr. John Thomas, Dr. Theodore Agnew, Dean Frank Dr Robert Macl 1c'1r Dean Andrew Holley Dean Fugene L. McFarland, VV:-lden Barnes. l FRONT ROVV: Thomas Mayberry, Cyclone Covey, Mrs. Pat E. F. Kohnke, L. F. Shearar, Richard jungers, J. R. Norton, Baker, john Thomas, D. S. Bryan, Oliver VVillham, Max Eugene Schauer, Robert Price, Ansel Sharp, james Frasier Mitchell, Lynn Gee, Theodore Agnew, Troy Dorris, Sidney John VVest. Brown, Clifford Rich. ROVV 2: F. D. Hesch, J. V. VVhiteman, F It li II 'l LJLIVER S. XVILLHANI Ijhlliflllllll A LYNN L. Gmc il I'AH'-LlllIliI'lllIlII f, Tiiifoooius I.. Acxisw Vit'1'-Cllrzirllzrlll-EXW! -Ioiix lf. Tiioxias , SFl'I'f'fI1I'-T' Elected Representatives Serve The Faculty Of The University As Advisory .Group For Improvement To The Administration The Faculty council consists of elected representa- tives from the several colleges and areas of discipline of the university, established by charter of the general faculty organization in 1952 to represent the university faculty. Each of the 2l eouncilors is elected to serve a three-year term, with one-third of the memberships term elapsing annually. The council meets monthly and on call of the permanent chairmanship, the univer- sity president. Functions of the council are to serve as an advisory group to the administration, and to con- sider and make recommendations for changes in policy that may improve university operations, especially fac- ulty status and student relations. I age 69 3' Student Leaders .......,4-4 1s.,4-,gif W5 'if' S.. Rl'5lll6Ili'L' group presiclvnts Dun Tim- lwrlzikc, Ilffg bluyvc Maxwell, IXVRCL Toni Avnstzi, l,1lllll8llt'lllC, and Rich- zxrml Hush, INIRC, take :1 wrlfee l1I'i'1lli tu clisvuss l'liIIlITlIPIl living gruup prulwlcrns. IJ 21gC Student Association Uiiicers MAC Ikvixcs President Page 72 IIARRY XVn4ms Vice-President it . As the students' rmfficial voice in the pnlicy and :ulministrutifm of Oklahoma G-WE PHRI5 State, the Student Senate weekly discusses the pressing student problems. Secrctziry-'I'rezisnrer FRONT RUXV: Niax Detrixhe, Beth Nall, Harry Selph, I.loyd Lois jeans, Joyce Gray. ROW' 2: Mike Lauterhaeh, ,lohn Nfurdock, Mary Francis, jerry Parish, Harry VVoods, Nine Saunders, Bruce lrwin, Kenneth Sims. Irving, Gaye Petre, Lee Gilstrap, David Semrad, NV:1nd:i Gray, Student Senate f Mac IRVING F Pft'.l'illl'1lf K W ii.-XRRY XYoons M Iiifrf-f'1'1'.i'frlr'r1I Q Kiwis Pi2'i'Rr: : Secr'i'lnry- 'l'I'Ffl.YIll't'I' if l,iiia fiII.S'l'R.-Xl' 1'Ill7'i,ffl V' Representatives Are Elected Each Year From Four Classes, Various Colleges, And Living Groups For Governing Body Composed ot' representatives elected annually from each class. each college and each living group, this legislative body has investigated, worked, and recom- mended action on suggestions made by its constituents. The OSI' Student Senate has made a diligent effort to serve as an effective liaison group between the student body, administration, and faculty. The senate has made a concentrated eliort to improve various aspects of college life, especially to encourage each student to take an active interest in the governing body and to have open senate committees, ID age E fe 1 ll 5 Qi 3. if LINDA GRISSOM . . . for editing the All- American 1962 RE1isK1N, making it the ninth in Z1 row to be so honored. Bliss Grissom is also a REIDSKIN beauty, a former Aggie princess, and a member of Chi Omega sorority. 1963 Redskin REX RUSSELI ,... for being one of eight athletes in the nation to be named to the Scholastic All-American football team, He compiled an overall grade average of 3.8 while playing center for the Cowboys. Russell is a member of Beta Theta Pi. Page 74 HENRY IBA, director of athletics, and all of the OSI' athletes and coaches . . . for winning the Big Eight all-sports trophy for thc sevond straight year. llongratulates TUNI ACOSTA . . . for guiding sorority life as president of Pan- hellenic, and for taking an active part in campus activities as a leader in AYVS, student senate, Niortar Board, Governrncnt week, and Kappa Alpha Theta. JERRY l'll'GIlES . . . for his constant efforts in behalf of USI7 theatrical productions, as originator of the Performing Arts cluh, president of Theater guild, director of Varsity Revue, and as a performer, director or stage manager of innumerahle campus shows. A- ,,wF,,,e,, i,,Lr M.. 7m.,,f,,t,,.s,.,,,,fg N-Y' ' PETE FRANS . . . for his Campus political activities as the driving force behind the reorganization of thc Intercollegiate party, president of Young Democrats, national president of Aggie X, and a member of Alpha Gamma Rho. ,-H2 - ' F. 3 2 EMILY IIORTUN . . . for her work as president of ANYS and for her participation as a memlwer ot the arts and sciences student council, Niortar Board, Student l'uion activities hoard, arts and sciences queen and Kappa Kappa Gamma. P: igc 75 ANNE LARASON . . . for her years of work in all Daily O'ColIegian positions and her service to the university as the insti- gator of many improvements and a worker on innumerable committees. She has also been named to the presidentls honor roll four times and is a member of Pi Beta Phi. 1963 Redskin COACH MYRON RODERICK and the wrestling team . . . for again put- ting Oklahoma State in the national spotlight by easily walking off with the NCAA championship for the second straight year. As partial reward for his abilities, Roderick was named coach-of-the-year and was made a member of the Helms wrestling hall of fame. Page 76 DON TIMBERLAKE and Assistant Dean of Men Darrel Troxel . . . for lead- ing OSU's interfraternity council in winning the top national award, the Iron Maul' trophy, for the second straight year. Cnngratulates KATIILICICN MIl,l,liR . . . for the outstanding YVVUA reeognition she has gained as national vice-president, state president, loeal president, and as a delegate to the world convention in Jamaiea. She is a memher of Chi Omega. LABRON IIARRIS, QIR .... for his unequalled achieve- ment as the youngest man to win the National Amateur golf championship. Ile was also named Oklahoma's athlete of the year and won the Big Eight scholastic medal. Ile is an Alpha Tau Omega member. RICHARD HOLLIS . . . for his Contributions to eam- pus pep and enthusiasm as first president of Lassos and Lariats and creator of USI s Hash card section. Ile is also president of Blue Key and vice-president of Delta Tau Delta. BRVCIC IRVVIN . . . for being eleeted president of the Big liight Student association and for his leadership as engineering senator, vice-president of Blue Key, 1961 homeeoming eo-ehairman, and president of Phi Delta Theta. Page 77 Whn's Who INSIDIC ROVV: Cunnie Zolduske, Toni Aermsta, Kathy Savage, Nancy Lewis, Eddie Pritchett, Sharon Raines, Linda Price, Kathleen Miller, Chris VVilliams, Donald Yanlandingham, VVayne Fish, Emily Horton, Ann James, Joyce Maxwell. OUTSIDE ROVV: Mary jane Cahe, Anne Larasnn, Brenda Turner, James Caywond, Lloyd Nlurcluck, David Uzment, Page 78 Harry XVonds, Rulwert Dzur, Don Reynolds, Dennis Lelweda, Thomas Lnafmann, Nancy Page, Pat Ent. NOT PICTVRED: Linda Drake Graham, john Klupp, Gordon Lazaner, Everett Nlartin, Norris Niehnls, Gaye Petre, Rex Russell, Karl Stevens, Don Timberlake, VVilliam Thornhill, Hugh Wynn. l,lCl7T TO RIGHT: Hill Lzickev, liolx Iohnson, Parnelzi Chiles, Jo Brien, Tom Lucas, Carolyn Fisher, Dwziine jones, ,lutli Alon Ford, xloyce Mzixwell, Rnndiill Acton, llzirry XVootls, Carol llartly, RUB' 5171100- 0 I B I I ill ll.xRRx' XVoons l,l't'XiI1c lIf in Rcxxn.xi.i. Acrox ia ,. J A Q 1 lcv-lr'r.i'11ln1t ' Cxizoi. .lo liiziifx I Sf'rn'f11ry- 'l'rca.v11nf1' F Ciwiaia NVii.i.is IITIXVI I' ll Speakers Program, School Spirit, Campus Improvement Area And Promotion Ot College Lite ls Guided By Council Action The main function of Ollicers council is to serve in tour major sirens concerning important campus pro- grams by sponsoring nn outstanding spenliers program, by promoting school spirit, by making recommenilzi- tions for czimpus imp rovement, and by sending students to high schools to promote college life. Otlicers council is responsible to the sennte and mzikes recommentlations conveying stutlent sentiment on vu ri- ous campus issues. The vice-president of the Student association pre- sitles over the council, which is comprised of the presi- tlent, vice-presitlent, :ind sccretnrx' of the four uncler- grntluzite classes on the university campus. gC '? Association Ut Women Students lf.xi1i.v Hoicrox Prc.s'irlcr1f MARX' Qlfllili lrifl'-lJI'l'.S'iI1l71f li.X'I'HY S.xv.xc:i5 Secrzfffzry Simaox Rnixizs ,lwl'f'Il.i'llI'67I' Zizraxm l,.-XTCHIN Governing Body For Women ls Composed Of Three Boards For Improvement Of Social And Educational Welfare Rules 'l'he Association of VVomen Students is the govern- ing body for all women enrolled at OST. AWS is composed of three boards, executive, legis- lative, and judicial, and it works to improve the social and educational welfare of the women students. Otlieers are chosen in a campus election in which all coeds are eligible to vote. AWS sets and interprets all rules concerning Women students. Special projects include the freshman orien- flzlfviso 1' . I v I U tation program, Miss USl contest, international wom- en's Christmas party, and the freshman honors forum. Each year the organization gives a room and board scholarship to an international Woman student. VXI RUVV: Kathy Savage, Mary Cube, Emily llorton, Creveling, Sylvia lily, Brenda Turner, Nancy Lewis, -Ioyce riron Raines, Karen Smith. ROVV 2: Toni Acosta, Julie Maxwell. Q27 3? FRONT ROVVZ Charles Long, Suzanne Ownby, Lloyd Mtir- ROW' 3: joe llartman, VVayne Fish, llddie Pritehett, Bill dock, joe Skinner, Eldon Cox, Cecil Davison, Bill Clymer. Jeffrey, VViley Felty, Tom Hughes, Charles Harms, Don ROVV 2: Claud Evans, Keith Long, Robert Rosser, XVilliam VVoolley, George Brant. Kolar, llubert Elliott, Dean Nleyer, Pete Frans, Toby Iloover. Agriculture Student Council l'iVERIiTT RI.-XRTIN lJfl'5illI'IIf CH.xR1.l2s I.oNG IVAIY'-lJI'f'.i'idf'lIf ' Sezaxxs Owxizv Scrrrftzlry liipox Cox ,li7'f'IlXIlI'l'f ii ' lfmfn LE Cizoxia , rfzliliror Aggie Round-Up For Freshmen, Agricultu.re Week Activities And Banquet Spark Achievements 0f The Central Government A full year of events during l9o2-63 was planned by the Agriculture student council beginning with the an- nual Aggie round-up. The purpose of the round-up was to acquaint freshman students with the faculty and upperclassmen of the College of Agriculture. Gov. Henry Bellmon was the agriculture week guest speaker at the annual banquet held during this special event. Other highlights of the week were club displays, special speeches, and further education in the field of agriculture. Agriculturds central government strives for friend- ship, cooperation and education. Page Arts And Sciences Student Council Council Works To Integrate Activities Of The A815 College And Further Interest And Welfare Of Students In School ,lint BRoGnoN li f rfif'fffr'ff lVorking to integrate the activities of the college and lsrrr, Mc-Ilixxinr, to further the interest and welfare of its students are Vi 'P f'ff'lf 1' the main purposes of the Arts and Sciences Student Iiruzex Wn.soN council. The council is composed of one student repre- Sf'f'ff'ff1fJ' sentative and one faculty advisor from each department TRANS SHAW, in the college. yl7't llSIlI'6T lfach year the council sponsors the faculty and stu- RUMRT Hmm dent reception, the Arts and Sciences Honor society, ,M7,,W. and the election of the arts and sciences queen. It also awards two 5100 scholarships to outstanding sopho- mores, based on need and past achievements. FRONT ROVV: jim Morris rrri, Lexy llerschberger, jim Hrog- Foster. ROVV 3: Barbara Nesbitt, Carol Hartman, jean Van tl rrri, Bill McDaniel, Robert Kamm. RUXV 2: A riri e Laras rrri, Nortwick, Kenn llarding, Linda Pri c'c- , Gwen Moulton. Gaye Petrc, Emily llorton, lieth Nall, Donna Lemon, janet Page 82 FRONT RUVV2 lVIary Jane Cabe, Terry VVeigle, Millard Kratz, Kathy Savage, Jim Heisley, Sharon Raines, Michael Hutton. ROVV 2: Connie Zoldoske, Pat Hurley, Karan Meyer, Richard Cloud, Milff' Caldwell, Jim Beauchamp, Nlary Brower, Lou VVheeler, -ludy Bolt. RUVV 3: Dana Cowan Sandra I.eMonnier, Hugh VVynn, Max Detrixhe, Kris Ult- mann, Paul Hanson, Harry Selph, Ann Fisher, Pam VVil- liams. ROW' -li Akmal Saifie, Mary' Hert, Glenn Shapley, Monroe Vaughan, Carroll Fisher, Mike Camblin, Loren just, Joe Wlalton, Niel Cotter. Business Student Council Business Students Serve As Advisors To Dean And Teachers To Discover Ways To Improve Student-Faculty Relationships Przslrlrnt Hn L-XRD lxk nf Serving as the advisory body to the dean and the fac- lx xo H3 S xx Aer Sinffmj 5. Hugs' I rmxzzrer l,i.ovD G.-'xniusox W W! W ZXIICHAEL liL'TTON W . M , W . . . e V, W l iff'-l'r0si1f1'11l W WI ' 1 Y A' , . nu A A A ' u W W Im 1 si ix uv W W W i1ll'lliA'Ol' ulty of the College of Business, the Business Student council is constantly seeking Ways to improve student- faeulty relationships, and activities of interest to busi- ness students. Each year the council sponsors the annual Business and Professional week. During this time, outstanding speakers in the fields of accounting, business adminis- tration, business education, economies and other busi- ness endeavors are invited to the campus to speak to the various business classes in the college. Page 33 Education Student Council N islam CA RT ER ,, l'rf's'iflwzt K ,i FI'RL'm'SYx1r:s 'riff'-ljI'I'.fiIll'1If Naxex' lixcri li , Stft'1'f'N11'j' , litxkimim ci,'XliRIlil. Three Representatives From Classes, One From Organizations Serve As A Link Between Education Students And Faculty Serving as a link between the students of the College of Education and its faculty, the Iidueation Student eouneil is eomposed of three representatives from eaeh class, one from eaeh edueation organization and one from industrial edueation. Beginning with the fall pienie to acquaint the stu- 5 'l'f-ifanififf dents and faeulty, the eouneil sponsors several aetivi- F, W P Ifwifvs ties throughout the year, ineluding speakers for elasses l 44,1m,,, and a general assembly during lidueation Week. The newly-formed freshman edueation committee aequaints the freshmen with College of lidueation functions. Committee membership of the eouneil is open to stu- dents for better aequaintanee with its functions. FRONT ROVV: XV. P. liwens, Nelda C'zirter, Trudy, Symes Pat lint. ROW' 3: Ann -lzunes, ,laniee lieltz, Vonnie Beasley, Naney Paige, Bztrhara Gabriel. ROVV 2: Nancy johnson, Deannzi King, Pat Graff, Nziney Nlort-house, ,lane Pool. Betty Albin, Barbara Armstrong, Gary Aston, Brenda 'l'urner, Page 8-l FRONT ROVV: Jerry Blaekmon, XVilliam Vilomaek, Charles wood, Clarence Marshall. RUVV 3: Bill Fry, Robert Mastin, llestand, john Sedberry, James Swagerty. ROVV 2: John Steve Randles, Ed Loutherbaek, David MacAlpine, Paul Payne. Urr, Gary Vilieehman, Joseph Smith, Max Rogers, james Cay- Engineering Student Council JERRY BI..-'XCKAION Presizlelzf , W -IoHN IxE1,i,v I View-f ri'si1le11l W W P.iL'1..x Yxxnooseiz nf , W bl'l,'I'l'fIlfj' W XViI,i.iixixi XVoni.,xcK 'l'rm.v11rw- nr f Ro1.i,o Ynxx W . I I 'UIXUY' in 1 f Responsibilities Of Engineering Week, Honors Awards Banquet, Queen And St. Patrick's Ball lie In Activities Of Members The major responsibilities of the Engineering Stu- dent council include Engineering week, the honors and awards banquet, the selection of the engineering queen, and the St. Patriclis ball. The council is also Working to revive the engineering exposition held during lingi- neering Week. Representatives from the twenty-four various engi- neering organizations and technical organizations on the USF campus comprise the membership. The coun- cil represents all engineers on the campus and strives to promote activities which will be of interest to all engi- neers. The group also directs the general activities of students in the College of Engineering. Page 85 Home Economies Student Council LINDA CRAWFORD Presizfwzl ANN QlHISM lvlce-Presizlwrt St' ra lf ISH Swrrfffrlry Lois jrarxxs 'I vfl'll,l'llff'7' Clmnvs MARsHAI.I. R izizecci-x P.-XTE National Home Economics Week, Annual Home Ec On Parade Are Coordinated By The Representatives From Clubs, Classes Starting oft the year's activities, the Home Econom- ics Student council promoted the National Home lico- nomics week during the fall. Second semester's activ- ities were led by the Home liconomics on Parade day, held annually in the spring for high school students around the state to acquaint them with the OSF cam- pus and with the College of Home Economics. Klembers representing department clubs, individual classes and the home economics senator work to coordi- ,iflair-are nate the work of college departmental clubs, to pro- mote cooperative relationships between faeulty and students and to interpret and promote home economics on the OSU campus and throughout the state. FRONT RUVV: Linda Crawford, Sue Fish, Lois Jeans, Ann chanan, Suzy Mcfunc. RUVV 3: Fran Tate, Ca 1'r1 l Vtfood, Chism. Row 21 nina,-S Nlarshall, Rebecca vm, Ann rat.- ,im is ,-,t wi., Ann Harriger, isafbam Park, Page 86 FRONT ROXV: Lynda McFarlane, Gloria VVright, Linda Diane VVilp, Terrisa NVilliams, Linda Ilassler, Sherry Apple. Collins, Chris Kelamis, Fran Reams, Sharron Palmeter, Nancy RONV 22 Jack McCarty, Norman Nioore, Larry Parish, Abe Connor, john McCabe, Mrs. Bettye Stratton, Gladeen Burris, Hesser, joe VValton, jacques Chambers, Mike Fenton. Student Union Activities Board JOHN MCCABE Prr'.Yid1'nf -IACQUES CHAMBERS lyil'1'-P!'Ii.Yilll'Ilf ciI.ADliliN HURRIS Sv'n'e!11ry NANCY CoNNoR ,1lI'l'Il.YlII't l' l5is'rTY STRAT'l'0N Jrfiifsor Governing Force Guides All Student Activities In The Union Through Planning For Events, Determining Policies, Programs 'lhe Student lfnion fXcnvines board serves as the principal snident governing foree ni guiding student aedvines nithe lfnnnr 'fhrough iw varhuw eoninnt- tees, the board plans all l7nion-sponsored, Canopus eventszuid helps deternanie lfnion pcdieiesiuid die pro- granis1in'CJSl7students fXny'CDklahonia State llniversHy'student B eligible to xvork on any'of die nine Sttulent l'nion l3oard eona- mittees. Chairmen and board oliieers are interviewed and sehxted by'the board and rhust have a previous senaester of service oiitnie of the Conininiees. age 87 iT ax - WSJIW Q ,il QM' if f 1 'Z 5 ,, ,.,. .. J s f , -vs 5'-TEH' '5 5'Li 's'?:'U Wh? :wif A f 2 , 1fff5T'L ,m 'W .Y .9 1f..71 1. 7 fU.vzf 'iW,,La'1 445'4,f4,r1Z'- Afwwfwpkxi-x - N, -V - f. SMA? v:Lw?'Q2gLQfi5'QQ'-if ' L31-iffi A ,, L,,,, 5 ,,,.,. , Wh W W,M3,m,,,,g,v . , in ,, , fwg-,i-fkwisg -W' X W L, ,L f ,.W, ,W . i nf www J' -by . , ,f I 7 2 ff5Qi , my A , W L ! ,A L, ,,, 1 , .. 1 M-, .wwzwwf 5 J S Q1 ww f'L, T5 ,,-ff' R, E V V ii www kwin QQ. W Mmm? :- W H 9 1 f A L ij ., , 'k W V 6 ,V Y W' 5 S , A it K , L ,N Q? QM, ii as sw , X x. y fb.. . K4 Sw 3 im f fs J WHA., ,Aw K 'fn .. ...,: i i: an 5' 5 - Q. K- . K -,5. . ,Z E ,L ,J X A H5 9' F Wg 34: Jr sagf 'S ,QW , Qwfiw,, V V 1 ifgw, m 'sk m LEU , ' 455' 13 My wfmqwwlig ',A. :fm .V , X f 115: My gg kk-kkf 1 A if . Y qi I ., E iW4 ii E' , fi fl T 4 Qi f ,, 5' M j V . V 7 K fi: W W 'R-wwf LM ,.,, it S 1 gg It V rv f 'Q 5 ':L'gw W MMV' fs 'WA WMM . X,,,,,. SWS Anntlier inetnluer ot the Rifnslux staff is hard :tt work :ls usunl, mn' is he? Ile is either in deep thought or is 5lliit'I'llll.f from the etfcvts nt :in ntteriiootik hnrd work Student i .TQ '-is-Ls . F9 ,L 'if-4-m.:'G5,1,is if I LJ' e .:,,.-:,. V KV A,.,, Playing ll innst important role in completion of the Riin- SKIN, liurcl-wurkiiig stuff rnemhers can be seen every :titer- noon pounding away on their typewriters. M hurry is the key Word tor staffers of Okla- homa State's student publi- These busy people ZITI record ' many events of the university. Although daily deadlines haunt them and the goal of meeting that final deadline seems always far in the future, the day-to-day drama of being in-the-know weaves a special mys- tery all its own and makes everything worth While. s 4 ' -. 491: sir! 52. if ., 1 . . V. - t Nt. ss: infw 4 E If X' X ie K X ' . i if ., fa 'Q' ll is Ze, Q i. W M , kiln. in All aftemmun the Rlilmslutf urhee is humming with :ic- tivity. The staff members work hard on the various jobs which must he performed, and the editors direct the staff, while trying to curry out their many other duties. The 0 I ally mly be written upst'11rs in the Pllblltl tions building but it is duwnsturs where the men appls the finishing touches t the OSI newspaper x m.m,,, ,ky w Y A , aux, Si. , ,M at-rf EQ V FQ, F ,,, ,-: 5 1.5-34 ,gf 4 3 , ' .-2 ill , f ' 8, 4 15, ,, if 5 k ' z, 3 4, A f A J ' ,W my fi 1 11-47- is lxhm' lixwtxpv ix wttilw rhv Ulu- gxml 1.1111111- r- g . mum! !l'I.'ollrgim1 will mum lu- running UH prwww and ln' ll! Ihv hiumlx uf its I'l'lll!t'I'N, anne, Fkrcn NIIEM.-XN, Bon STARR Photographers VVithout the skilled labor of the men working on the prmluv- ion stuff, the efforts of the students would Producing quality publications char- acteristic of those at Oklahoma State University, devoted to the student body, can only come through the hard work, long hours and creative urge experienced by the staffs of the four publications. Award winners and All-American ratings have become common in OSLVS student publications. The Daily Qfollegian serves as the life-line to the students for events of the campus and throughout the nation. Qther information for the alumni is compiled in their own magazine. Students publish the bi- monthly Olclalyoma State Engineer, showing talent and art in the col- lege of engineering. College memories are preserved through the REDSKIN. A yearbook is a por- trayal of those special college days. In years to come the yearbook will become a chronicle of things for- gotten. As the building is removed for university extension, the many hours spent by the students on the staff will not be forgotten in their memories of the past. Publications building has housed the staffs of The Daily O'ColIegian and REDSKIN for its last year. 'S 4 Pwc 9? iffy Page 9-lr Dux N A BU'1 1'0MS Km' STEPHENS I5AxRB,xR.'x BREVVlNfI'I'0Y Secretaries 1963 Redskin FARM, ll.xx'rMAN JERRY llmzklsox Co-Editors mmm-H-as 50151155 OFFICIAL YEARBOOK The appalling thought of long hours of Work and blank pages Waiting to be filled with eopy and thousands of pictures has been overcome by members of the RICDSIQIN year- book staff as the finishing touehes have been put on the new l963 RIQDSKIN. The eo-editors, Carol Hartman and -lerry l-larrison, and about 35 other staff members spent many hours outside of elasstime to pro- duee a publication to equal and better the past nine All-American publications. Deadline time is not really the end of the work, for both the engraving and printing are left to be checked. With the selection of a new editor sometime in April, plans are be- gun on the cover, layout, and eontents of the book for next year. DONNA SMITH' Leaders Editor C 'nu PARRLR Organizations Editor BARNEY LEHMBECK, Sports Editor LINDA LINDSAY, Beauty Section Editor l -hiv' JERRY HARRISON . Qi.-XROL PIARTBIAN . IXIIKE IJIXON . Kay STIQIIHENS . Doxxiix BoTToAIs . ciARY PARKER . . BARNIEY IJIZHRIBECK Doxxfx SMITH . . L1NIm LINDSAY . RICK iVIESSER . FRED NIEh'I.AN . Bon STARR . Page 96 1.41311-f fe Water' 0 M' Another typical afternoon in the REDSKIN ollice finds many different tasks underway as the hard-working members of the staff put the finishing touches on your 1963 yearbook, REDSKIN STAFF . Editor . . . Edtior fl.V.S'Ut'iIl1Af' Editor . . Srvrfftzzry . . . . Sfwrvtrlry Urgazzizfltiozzx Editor . . Sports Editor . Lnlzlers Editor . . lfmuty Editor Distribution Editor . . P11010-Qfllflhff . Phofograjrhffr Staff: llarva Shaklee, Jan Le llastcr, ,Indy Randall, Sue lfllen llahaffcy, Tony Ridley, Trudy Samuelson, Linda Service, Fred Hall, Nikki Bentley, Sue Anne Adamson, Patti Abell, Val Schott, Susie Helmets, Pat Graff, Klary Simpson, James Hartenbower, Don- nis VVlIittakei', Charis Lindsay, Anita Klaus, Rocky Coffey. l,. YVOOIJSON . . Director of Student Pzzblirzztiofzx QIORA M IQRCIQR SI'1'fl'fIlf-ll to IJifI'lTf0I' of Student Publirrzlioizx jun R,XNlJXl.I. xlmx I.rc1w1.xs'1-lm M.xlu'.'x SlI.XKl.liIi Stuff Mernlwrs TONY RIDLEY, SUE ELLEN lVI:xH,xVHax', RICK NIESSER, I.1N1m SERVICE Staff Nlembers W 5 3 s fs ww N fa' , , f wil' 3 I .1 Y, 5 Ili? , 5, I QUT if K-uyjfffppf ,K Wirral? W5 Page 98 LINDA N1AIjI,E NANCY VVULV D.xv1n ENGLAND KIM STONAKHR 'YUM VV1I,I,1.xMs Stuff 1NIc-mbcrs . ,, is fy' HQ b2,. ml? g f 4 'ww-fWm.fW ,f My W15??959Y?J ftLL,, f,-wmwud ,.1,.W,wM,,-.,,., wWW.,,-e..W, my M: vwmh. , , ,ww ,SEB ,,A M M, W H Daily 0'lIoIIegian B015 Cox ANNE I,Ax,xsox First Semester Co-Editors gy :Kaz ? Fri CAMPUS NEWSPAPER The Daily Collegian, in its 68th year of informing the student body of events on and off campus, has come from a small monthly publication to one with a daily circulation of ll,500 papers. Behind each issue of The Daily O'Colle- gian lie hours of hard Work by students on the staff Who combine the full-time job of attending classes with the full-time job of putting out the daily nevvspaper. The O'Collegz'an editor is selected by the board of publications for a one-semester term to head a staff of about 25 student journalists. Operating in conjunction With the univer- sity's school of journalism, the paper is alab- oratory for journalists and the official organ of the university. ANN VVORLEY, Hsnscnsr. RANDOLPH ANNETTE COLE, BOB HENDERSON Staff Members :ggw W... W x 3 3 1 5 , to I 3 an u n at znliggzgll Wliwsl ' ... N., - x-wow, ,U L- -'--43. , 'X 3' 55041 . ' I 2 Q X., Q-Q-4. , n-. . I 5 s 3 5 , 311211141315 lllliagglgau S2553 pn '-u pg.-q-'nouns FIRST ANNE LARASON . . BOE COX . . . ANN YVORLEY . CI. P. SMITH . .IACK VVILLIS . . . HERSCHEL RANI7Ul.I'H ROBERT HENDERSON . INIARSHA RDDINS . JERRY ABRAH.AAI . XVENDELL HI2If'TfJN . RODNEY LOVE . . . . 1 The Daily O'Collegian staff and its various editors put in a full dz1y's work besides attending classes to get out each edition Of the campus publication. 0'COLLEGIAN STAFF SEMESTER . . . . Editor . . . . Editor . itssistmzt Editor . Editorird flssistant . . . Xmcxv Edtior -issistrznt fN'z'tc's Editor flsxixtruzt Nates Editor . . . Sorifll Editor . . Sports Editor . . Sports' Ufritrr fldfowtisilzg iillllllllgff XYAN PECK, XYALERIE ciR,-XNT . T-Idwrtising Counxetors Page 100 SECON U SEMESTER JACK NVILLIS . . H ERSCHEL RANDOLPH ROBERT HENDERSON . ,ANN VVURLEY . . AIARSHA IEDDINS . PETE FRANS . LINDA IXIAULE . Km STONAKER . IJAVID i':NGI,AND . TOM VVILLIABIS . NANCYVVOLF . . . FRED NIENI.'XN, BOB STARR . . . . . . Editor . itssotriate Editor . . Assistant Editor Senior Ave-its Editor . . fN'rt:',v Editor . . . ffrivs Editor dssistant Aieivs Editor ztssistant Nmus Editor Assistant Newt Editor dsxistant News Editor . . . Social Editor . Ph0f05lftIf7lll'f5 .Am 43352 Ha: Q in Mi ? A ax miiiv M jg- ii . MS I N :W . . . le we W t ,1 1 'I . ax 11?-'il , W ig :thi .. 5 ,s MNH 4' ,, m ' , X lf x as Y llfyiqif fi 1 sawn fw ' ' ifgfff Y ,, . bw' Q Q fi? mp -gpm . EW xj 1 Board Ui Publications CHARLES L. AI.I.EN BARBARA GABRIEL Student Publications Board Supervises Publication Of The Daily 0'Collegian, Redskin And Soliloquy For many years, the Board of Student Publications has supervised the overall poli- cies of two major all-university student pub- lications, The Daffy O'C01legian and the REDSKIN yearbook. In 1961 the board added the student literary magazine, the Soliloquy. The second oldest organization on the OSU campus which is concerned With extra- curricular activities, the faculty-student board is under the direction of Dr. Charles L. Allen, head of the school of journalism. FRANK E. MCFARLAND EDWARD C. BURRIS WELnEN BARNES BILL MCDANIEL Page 102 BYRLE KILLIAN PHIL CASKEY SYLVIA NORTON DICK JOHNSON A s J' in ' lWembc-rs of the 1962-63 flkllllllllllll .Wulf .lflllllllllj magazine Bondg Cstandingl -lerry Holt, .lack lWiddlc-ton, Yvzirren Shull. staff are tseatedl Mark De-Foe, Phil Stout, Cara Onken, Gregg Alumni Puhlioations ll if f fifaf NVARRIQN Sunni. lidiior fiREGG Hoxn ,frsixlruzf Erlilor jacx RIllJDl,liTON jIl!7'l'l'fi.t'ilIfj Pun. Sroivr J.i'xi.tf1111l -IIZRRY Hom' ,i',rsi.ffn11f lxl.XRK Diilfoii Jcvsistnzit Students Receive Practical Experience While Telling The Story Of 0-State In The Oklahoma State Alumnus Magazine Seleet students, most of whom are majoring in maga- zine editing or some other phase of communications, gain experience by Working part-time on the Oklahoma State Alumnus magazine, and play a major part in its preparation and distribution. The magazine serves as the ollicial publication ofthe Oklahoma State University Alumni association and also carries features, articles and news about students, alumni and the university. lt is a 32-page magazine published monthly, except August. The magazine has a dual purpose, in that it trains students interested in magazine editing and acts as an information medium for university and graduates, Ptge 103 llklahema State Engineer BOB NIASTIN . . IWIKE TYTULLINTAN . ROLAND FLOYD . . DENNIS KINKAID . CARL KURT . . AI,I.EN HILL . . JULIE HUFFAIAN . DAVE TIMRERLAKE CHERYL JOHNSON . DAVID HULLENDER PHILIP FUDGE . . . . . . Editor . . Copy .fllairager . . Feature Editor Production Zllrznager Layout . Photographer . . . Art Editor . Business jllllilllyfil' . Finance Manager . . . . Finance Cireulation tllrzrzfzger BILL LACKEY . . zfdwertising illzznfzger BARBARA STOLLINGS R. L. LOVVERY . . C. M. LEONARD . . HARRY CRAVVI-'ORD . . . . . Secretary . Ala'-visor . Advisor . Advisor Publication Sponsored By College Of Engineering Students Brings Information On University, Profession To Subscribers Published by the students of the College of Engi- neering, the Oklahoma State Engineer is sent to all state high schools, libraries, other engineering colleges in the nation, 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 advertise Okla- homa, OSU, and the engineer. It carries stories and features interesting to all engineering students, many of a very technical nature. The publication displays the Writing skills of the OSU engineering students in the conveyance of technical knowledge to the average per- son as a valuable means of attracting students. lage 104 FRONT ROVV: Dennis Kinkaid, Carl Kurt, Julie Huffman, Leon- ard Paleck, Harry Crawford, Cheryl Johnson. ROW 2: Robert Mastin, Roland Floyd, Mike Mullman, Dave Timberlake, Bill Lackey, Dick Lowery, Phillip Fudge. X 4 4 X512 -. mg gf: i'XY-- ,. , S, f' in 5 ff 1, iff Jr k. if I XII L'll'lllf'ZllWlL' aspect of j111lgi11g Il l5L'1lllff l'1llIlL'Sl i ie Cll51'llN5lUIl with the 1llYI'Zlt'IlYU 1'1111tes1:1111s, hut 1- tlecisi Il ol the judges will still he verx 1lill'i1'11lt. L ll lllll 1111e il the 1'h:11'111i11g RICIYSKIN he:111ti1-s, finds this juli .1 wry 11elc1.1111' tllYL'I'Nl11Il lI'IIIIl his typical Llllll5 work. R1-lvsxix .'Xsso1'i11te linlitor Nliltt- Dixon, 's-1 g W ., -.-. - '-- I. I L , 'L--W ' ml-1 F '-1 S lxb 4 7: S Q - 'T---..-M 'lk '. :gggg11-1+ ' 1 ' f X .E J, EEE Y lf? . W1- 1111? as 1' 2 'Sgt ' .K I i !!n ii 'iniaa :n 5 -- J--. .: -l..-T.. : - - - . 1 lg-.-i :Nl --.--.-.1... --... ...LM ---...S . v-.. .-lk.. . - ,, . -ii, -iv . Y 3:21. -......., -.sv u ' ,.. I 'lx all 1 x 95' .- .5 . 5,2 , s ' A ss- : . 1 1, L 1 , 'W -Q-.1 i . L- - ' -Q., ,M '- : W' ICALTTY is that indescribable quality which has the power ? 5 . . 'severe to light the atmosphere with the warm glow of femininity. In this soft halo lie the characteristics of grace, charm, and El very special, sparkling personality. The most wonderful aspect of beauty is that it may be possessed by each and every person, limited only by the warmth of a smile or the twin- kle of an eye. The lovely girls on these pages have won the title of queen because they possess these all-importaiit attributes. RF. N.. f ,-f-' .W N, 1 ' V 1 J xii 6 A W W ' ' ' 3 1, v ' Ar ' H, f A vw.. t ' QQ X' 5 , XX 1 2 I l J' Mew Q . W if M, ff ,,g 1 P L Sri ' qi nf V-w ill A Ewaf' '52 Q , i Q ,, 1 . 1, y. VQLW' ,Q A, if 'ff ? A, izgfi Wf54 '? 7 K Ti 35am-fm? ,K ,1wUggQQ,7 Q4 Q Meg ag Q, W my , A ' A .,tk'f1V E13 gg ,- ai V A gf 5 W., ,'-lx - s .fix -.fn T' w 1, ,fm .W .,. ,,,gYg,,.mf, , .iwwx WS. . 4 ., ,mg 'I LfW7WZ r'.4, lZ,3q,,gf,,'.' 1, H . , - H. Awnylw- N, V, lui? JANE RIIENIER 4'11lll'fiL'Il7l Royal Queen flfiss OSU -IIQDY Maizrix Fnirfst of the Fair As a sparkling tiara catches rays of light, it flashes them throughout the ballroom, as if saying to the world, Here she is. The Queenlw The queen. Something about the very words has the power to bring a smile to the lips of any girl and a twinkle to her eye. The phrase carries with it the sweet fragrance of lovely roses, the rustle of satin skirts, and the sight of beautiful girls. But there is more, much more, to being a queen than merely wearing a title for a crown. Many girls who have never won the title are queens more often than some who have. These are girls who realize that the queens most in de- mand on todayis university cam- puses are the ones with that All- American look of freshness and cleanliness. When good taste be- cornes the Urnustn for every aspect Page 109 of personal appearance, and the warmth of a loving personality is the supreme guide to beauty, then any girl may proudly wear the crown of The Queen. DANA RENO and GI,.fXlJEEN HURRIS J frzid of Coiton Finalists w 2 ' S , J 5 . . A. gi? h -Q 3, .V 4 , V 1 I E 5 QL f 'f fi Z' . A ' , i 52: v 5 ' uf : V L ' 5 ' I ,, . f if K .f 1, V gf . 4 W ,J W 5 K ia' ,, ti X ,.. i 5' 'iw 5 -V ' 2 ,i Q A ? 1 1' 5 ? - S ' ,L ,V Q K ., ,E . ng Kg :. W, if , i sf .v V. 5? fi V , ff- In Us , i fa E31 as Q W I f-5 k W 22 Yi 'L ,ff ' 5' ' - '::.,,aaI'22s..-':!.L:f,,w 3 ' ,W f- :arm ww, if -55S'?.?:X,- 1 guwwgsjgv , y Q V A W 1' fiwm. I g, z: Eg',Zf,fs:.f, ' f if W ' - is ' M .. ' ' ' ,im Wfffgy fm War Q3 K M vgfmdg ,Maw f , ,WW-1 ' ii ,211 'f fff F,', ' lam A f L. fx. Ky, f -f Vw-f-fy k,.-f'u-sup , A QQMA: ?! 33 31 v-ai H , .W .W Q 'H 2? if -5512 X 9 Sk ,x 1 , WM? 5 .., KP Y 'E Q K . 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In this residence, the closest thing to home, are found so many of the necessary components in making each personls life a Well-rounded one --A-the friends, the fun, the serious con- versations, and the quiet moments of privacy. These units are organization sites for activities, training areas for future leaders, and backgrounds for study. -gk., 'fain wa. keeping Ll lrziternity houac in Imp condition tnrns ont to he Ll ll'ClIlClllllDll5 joh lor the whole group when thu time conica urouncl to repaint thc uutsiclr. .ff ff I. Q5 55' 1 ' -523' 5 i 'ai 1 l 3 V. 1 , . QA . , 4 P, ff sg .r 5 X , , ,- 4 :if , L P , 52 5 I A i 9 1 1 .. t .ff ' 3, N K ,. ,, Z A , .fu,..,.,. wf-vw- 'A 'Ai N-Hmm., Nqn.,,,,mW I A A C'hristmas party for :1 group of children is only one way the living groups on the OSI? campus have of slum'- ing their concern for others. Many of the orgzinimtiom hold annual events and haw- children us their gueatw. 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Z-fniax-,Q 251, :- wamfgyyiw E V A., f 742-- f KWS 'Vw , , -. University Dnrmitnries fwrqas With the early morning sun streaming across the campus far too soon, the long parade from eleven university dormltnrles tn many dlfferent classrooms begins to move. Page 133 Joxce N1-om EII I rrsulent PxT FISHIR 114: Preslrltnt L,HRIS VV1r.LrAn1s St'l'fm f!1fj ISARBARA Dcixv I rmsurfr Nlks. HIfI.EN I-l1r.1. Important Polrcles For Independent Womens Residence Halls Delegated To Council Of Presidents Of Various Lrvlng Groups Composed of thc presidents of each living group, a delegate from each group, and the eight elected oflicers of thc council, the IWRQ decides all important poli- cies for the women s residence halls. Each semester, IVVRC and IMRC jointlw sponsor a banquet for students having a 3.0. Other activities in- clude 1 dance, fr picnic with IMRC ft scholarship cup award, and an oflicers workshop. lhis year for the first time, IWRC sponsored a service project to raise o Q 1 o n o Q u 4 W I v' . 1. J ., W J N- . . . W , N W x . x W 1 -2 1 c s X W .,- ,.' , , .' W ' K ' I W 7 W ' A c W i V W I I a c J W C 1 M f l 'A W , a I c Y ,L c W Y r 1 M 1 L c c r s wr ' rf ' Jzlfzisor money for the Payne county school for mentally re- tarded children. IVVRC did not take the money from its treasury, but started a special round of Work projects with all proceeds going to help support the new school. Doyce Ann Griffin, Paula VValker, Donna Keathly, Joyce Gray, FRONT ROVVZ Joyce Nlaxwell, Barbara Dunn, Chris XVil- liams, Pat Fisher. ROVV 2: Ann Campbell, Donna Stout, Loretta Vllomack, Sherry Apple, Janice MeCune. RONV 3: Nlarilyn Johnson, Nlary Thomas. Page 134 gr-sv FRONT ROVV: Gary Birt, Dick johnson, Richard Bush, Mike Hampton, Johnny Mashburn, Jimmy Myers, james Letchworth, Gentry, David Ilelmer, Gerald Thompson. ROVV 2: Neal XVilliam VVomack. ROVV 4: -lames liurekhalter, james Hood, Schooley, VVilliam Hogan, George Sherrill, Jack Howard, Don George fliers, Bill Lackey, James Long, Ray Farnam, Charles Norris, John Brammer, Hugh VVynn, Larry Gwaltney. ROVV Baggett, Ed Youngblood, Ghassan Saadeh. 3: Dennis VVood, Gordon Lansforcl, Danny Robins, Don Independent Men's Residence Council Ricrmao B user l,I'l'J'illI'71f Gi2R.'x1.o Tuoxnlsox 1,it'l'-PI'!'5iI1f'IIf Miki: kilZN'I'RY Sl'l'!'L'fIlI'j' f Davin Hizmiisa 'f'1'mst11'n' 'f XVARRIQN -loiixsox Q IIll'lli.Yfl!' Men's Dormitories Are Represented By Executive Officers To Strive For Improvement Of Excellence Of Residence Halls IBIRC, the representative body of the men's resi- dence halls, continually strives to improve the excel- lence of residence halls at USU hlembcrship is com- prised of the executive oiiicers from the councils in each of the four menis halls. Placing stress on scholarship, IMRC presents tro- phies each year to the halls having the highest grade point average and best grade point improvement and with UVRC, sponsors an annual academic achievement honors banquet. INIRC sponsors the harvest ball, leadership clinics for residence halls, orientation programs for freshmen Within residence halls, and other activities. Page 135 l l Page 136 SHERRY TAPPLE, President Dorm A Four occupants of new- ly constructed Dorm A relax in their cafeteria. On any given afternoon one might find a scene similar to this one as both male and female d u ants new orm occ p take a break from study- ing. Dorm A New Dormitory Houses Officers Of Varied Campus Activities, Starts Program Of Social Functions For Independent Women Campus leaders and beauty queens among Dorm A residents are Terry Shurig, freshman queen, Sharon Montgomery, honorary cadet colonel, and Sharon Richardson, REDSKIN beauty Hnalist. Cthers Were Carolyn Fisher, junior class vice-president, Jean Flan- agan, AWS legislative board secretary, Sherry Apple, TWRC representative to SUABg Ronda Carpenter, president of Theater guild, and Margaret Cross, secre- tary of Young Democrats. Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners, dances, and the senior party highlight the social year. 79 arm gf'-' 7 ii , Ml f M i .5 'A M - b 'gf mg-,gaa:H'- ' .SL ,.., 4 '1 , ' 'mf H J -,j ' ' 'M , ' we .. Vx u p H 'Q ., , W Z QW ., F H Q . J.. P' 9 , , 1 av-Q. U Q , 5 45. 5'-'N 4. A J' ' ,ff , 2 - ,. ,K - f f 1?,. ' - ' m f . , - V X iff' f ' if ,a , , l an B , j A-Q x 7 ' fy K f W M. 1 V 3 f?f'f 34 , - - . W, 3 .... A, f' m X JQWJL 1 up 51 .1 1 8 H W 'Y A '! J, HHN? 9 f i Q fe 'Nl a,g,. in Ja v QL 4 e ,gr ' R 1- - .. sv 'QQ 13? , 4 Q 3 ,gi 'Q x 1 A Q- V 1,535 s as 9? Q, - L , X. Q x' 1- gk A . Q Q, X if ig ' iy 3 5 9 W i 'fr ,- it I W., 5 I ' 'mf s 7 gm ig 1 M , . : wk. 4, 'R ll L . ,, 1 no H ' GL gm aff xml' 2 Pfa- 5 -fd i: rw' - aw :- 32. 'lf I '- Q- 'Q' fV5 1, Q, g k 3 ' Mn Q A Ei X 4 gl 5 yy, -1. Y an n :E .,,n c 'il' ! HQ, M, ,, ,- ' x wr' .gp 4 , MK 1 6 ff? .-Q bf f DORM A ROVV 1: Ellen Joyner, Linda Kebert, Judy Kirby, Carla Kise, Lavetta Kistler, Dona Krausse, Karen Krier, Judith Lawson, Sharon Lewellen, Linda Lewis. ROVV Z: Virginia Lindon, Mary Lucas, Beverly Lyon, Janette Maloy, Susan Mann, Diana Marcotte, Janice Martin, Sharon Martin, Janice McC'une, Nellie McDaniel. ROVV 32 Susan lVlcNichols, Janet Miller, Sharon Montgomery, Maritza Montilla, Jacquelyn Moore, Cynthia Newton, Beverly Niebruegge, Kathalene Nix, Farolyn Novak, Pat Uffutt. ROVV 42 Patricia Osborne, Sandra Patterson, Brenda Payne, llelen Peeler, Charla Pimsler, Tommie Pinkston, Ronda Pow- ers, Peggy Prag, Barbara Reeves, Sharon Richardson. ROVV 5: Margo Richter, Judith Rickner, Michele Riley, Sharon I lgc 138 Rimel, Sharon Roberts, Ann Robertson, JoAnn Robinson, Pa- tricia Robinson, Phyllis Rogers, Penelope Ruch, Lillion Sanders. ROVV 6: Mary Ann Schmidt, Judy Scott, Martha Sedberry, Carol Seelweck, Terry Shurig, Farol Simmons, Judith Smith, liayleen Sproul, Carole Stacy, Vicky Stewart, Bonnie Thiel. RUVV 7: lilenita Thimling, Ruth Tigner, Linda Tilley, Teresa Tindel, Linda Tinker, Kathleen Toon, Doris Trivitt, Nlargaret VanBeber, Linda Van Buren, Lana Vandever, Virginia Vincent. RUVV R: Earlene VValls, Suzan VValters, Ellowese VVeichel, Norvelle VVest, Tonya VVest, Linda VVheat, Sandra VVilkerson, Donna Vllilliamson, Nlarsha VVindler, Sheila VVithron, VVathene Young. FRONT ROVV: Hugh Wynn fpresidentj, Ed- ward Raper fvice-presi- dentj, Charles Baggett ftreasurerj, D 0 n a l d Short, Ray Brown, Ed- die Dorr. ROW 2: Robert Young, Paul Du- Bois, James Hale, Ho- mer Cobb, Edward San- der, Dave Schaefer, Bob Donaho. Dorm B Men Of The Newest, Most Modern Residence Hall Introduced To The Campus With Homecoming, League Sports' Awards Winning the homecoming decorations trophy in in- dependent men's divisions and first place in both in- dependent football leagues were the Ways Dorm B, OSCE newest and most modern men's residence hall, chose to introduce itself to the campus. The social functions of the year included Thanks- giving and Christmas dances, formal open house, Par- ents day and several dance hours. Proud of their hall, the men of Dorm B furnished it with a color television and plan to honor it through scholastic, social and campus leadership. MI HUGH VVYNN, President Dorm B Q., Q' A A ,, 553 a-5 59 an-' fi f ' 'ge cg K W ,L 1 ..- sf y k 3 g , , . ,K E 35 'V 1, xl 44 ., .fl 0 2 10 W fx 12 1'9 if ae ,, an in Y l ,',', 7' I f A , f 'm'EZ' f,. ' 'J , f -, E.: 5,4 aw ? f fSfsM.f5iA-5 - x E .. NEW. Q ' S! I ff 'Z' W Sq 6, If 1 LQK Q: 1 fs' K 5: sg , . I ir k Page 142 NEAL SCIIOOLEY, President Cordell Hall FRONT ROVV: Neal Schooley fpresidentj, VVilliam VVomack fvice- presidentl, Jack llow- ard ftreasurerj, VVil- liam Hogan fsecretaryj, Art Brown. RUVV 21 J a m e s Burckhalter, George Sherrill, M. L. Owens, John Brammer, Gary Brock. ROVV 3: Richard Shafer, john Vlloods, John Nlurdock, james Long, Kenneth Keyser, Aubrey King. Cordell Hall First Place Homecoming Float, All-Campus Christmas Dance Show Achievement In Occupants Of Independent Men's Dorm Along with emphasis on high scholastic achieve- ment, the men of Cordell have maintained an active participation in the campus activities. This has been highlighted by entering the OSU homecoming compe- tition where their float won first place in their division. Qther highlights were the annual Christmas dance, which was an all-campus event this year. A spring picnic was also held. The intramural teams of Cordell were also very successful in the various sports. Campus leaders residing in Cordell include Harry Woods, Student Senate, and Gary Butler, National FFA. I . ...,W..,.....,.,.. ,, A Y A CORD RUVV I: Brian Adair, Don Alden, Don Alexander, limmit Alexander, Darrell Allison, Dan Anderson, Thomas Baggett, Dan Bailey, john Baker, George Baldridge, Ronald Ballew. ROVV 2: David Ballew, VVilliam Barksdale, Barry Barnes, Dean Barnes, Stephen Barnes, james Barnett, Robert Barnett, Roger Barnett, Robert Barrett, Ronald Barrett, Dennis Basinger. ROVV 3: llabil Basrali, Harry Bays, blames Berousek, VVayne Beverage, Curl Blaeksten, Roger Blinn, Don Bowles, 'Ioel Boyd, john Brammer, Clary Brock, Arthur Brown. ROVV 4: llarold Brown, Loyd Brown, Stanley Brown, Robert Bnehanan, llomer Buck, LeRoy Burgess, james Burekhalter, ELL HALL ,lohn Burns, VVilliam Buschhorn, Gary Butler, Thomas Byers. ROVV 5: Steve Byler, David Cameron, Dennis Campbell, Ron- ald Cannefax, Glenn Carlson, Charles Casey, VVilliam Castor, johnny Cavazos, llarry Chancellor, John Clark, VVilliam Clark. ROVV 6: Phillip Colbaugh, Robert Collins, Robert Conner, David Collins, Ralph Connors, Donald Cook, Kenneth Corbin, -lames Cowden, llollis Cox, Nlerl Custer, David Davis. ROW' 71 Nlervin Deason, Robert Denny, Riehard Deonier, Terry Dibble, Stephen Digney, ,lerlrey Ditmore, Paul Dixon, Foster Dowell, Stephen Drake, Robert Easterling, Steve lilliott. Page CORDELL HALL ROVV 1: Earl Ellis, Fred Emry, Gary Edmonson, Billy Ends- ley, Richard Enlow, Edwin Eppler, Roger Erwin, Ted Ewing, VVilliam Fabian, Michael Fader, Kenneth Failes. ROW 2: Teddy Fariss, Edward Fell, Richard Flanagan, Larry Fleetwood, Dallas Foster, Clifton Fox, jimmy Harrel, Roland Harris, Haskell Fox, Richard Frank, Gary Froemming. ROW 3: Fred Fry, Donald Fuller, Gary Gartside, VVill Getz, Donald Gibbs, Phillip Givens, Charles Glaze, Francis Goforth, Howard Golightly, Gail Goodwin, James Graber. ROVV 4: Jack Gray, Ronald Green, jerry Gresham, Ronald Guthrie, Frederick Hall, Harley Hannaford, Howard Hardt, Page 144- Donald Harkey, David Harned, Frankie Harrel, James Harten- bower. ROVV 5: Stephen Hartman, Joe Hawkins, Eric Helland, ,lack Hicks, john Hitchcock, Donald Hoffman, Paul Hollis, Charles Horacek, jack Howard, John Howell, Don Hubbard. ROW 6: VValter Hudgins, John Hudson, Patrick Hurley, Douglas Inderlied, VVilliam Johns, Dixon Johnson, Michael johnson, Gary Jolley, Roger jones, Eric Just, Joe Keck. ROVV 7: Kenenth Keyser, Kwan Kim, Thomas King, Howard Kunka, Gary Lanman, Lynn LeGrand, Richard Lemon, Joseph Lenington, Charles Lester, Don Long, James Long. A3 2' ' f 3'-5 S7 206 ' Q' h X. B , ge' X, , 5 , . a V 9 .,, Ai: q. if , X Q idx Q 'Msg .- f i 6 3 29 'Eat' V .L wx fx w 4555, k V 4' I, .1 4 M gg Q Q A ,z W' S VUM,. ,V if M Z .:. Q 5 fm' . y 1 3 x -:A., 2--, Wi' Q, if 4' L, A . 1 E rff Q H ' M ::w, 1 RLK. - kk 5 . .... - ., 1... I W. . A Q if in Q V: . fi , , :gr Q, 7' y if ' 55 is if , f .wr paw K fm haf' ? f ' 3 Ab , 4 m '25 ' 5, W f in 4' x 4? ar tm V -,, V 6 , , W ? , j R w I Q ,wi 1? , W , ,, if A F K 1: 2 wg f 'iv 2 'K 53, i ,ffm y,'v ,,,-'Q 'S H' ' iw 2 2556 l, my A X-M, , K 1 25. ,:,- , D, E I 5 52' ff gg 1 M. W Q Q . E -ii' J .ff M S I 49? .1 D im s ., Q In v...,., Q V H K 1 4, A, A.' ' H Q k Q M zi' -- I 1 UFz.!af-'Ui Coed Apartments PAULA XVALKER, President Dinner Guests Invited Twice Each Semester As Apartments Show Cooking And Housekeeping Abilities On Date Nights The Women of Coed apartments are represented in every college of the university by one or more students. The girls participate in numerous campus activities and organizations. Twice a semester the Coed apartments have 'fDate Nightw when the girls may ask their friends into their apartments for dinner. Other activities include a fall Wiener roast, a tree trimming and Christmas party, a spring picnic and a banquet for the graduating seniors. At the banquet awards are presented to girls in each different class for scholastic achievement. ROW 1: Linda Anson, Peggy Brichacek, Betty Cassel, Connie ROW 2: Helen Farris, Sandra Freeman, Nancy Gamble, Dar- Clapp, Donna Clapp, Anna Connolly, Shelagh Curtin. lene Jones, Judith Murphy, Freda Stone, Cheryl Tomblin. Page 147 These coeds of East apartments feel right at home in their spacious living room. The girls may be found at various times throughout the day using their room for studying, dancing and just relaxing. Page 148 Ronnie BLACKARD, President East Apartments East Apartments Residents Of Girls' Apartments Publish Weekly Newspaper, Enjoy Holiday Parties, And Present An Annual Grade Plaque Social activities and academic competition play an important part in East apartments. Seniors are honored at an annual spring dinner and a plaque on which the names of those having the highest grade point from each class is displayed. Social activities this year in- cluded a Christmas dance, Christmas caroling, a Val- entine party, and many more. They also publish a Weekly newspaper. Campus leaders are Sue Honaker, chairman of AWS judicial boardg Suzanne Berry, treasurer of IWRC, and Biichelle Jenkins, Home Economics Stu- dent council. EAST APARTMENTS ROVV 1: Karen Ahles, Darla Allen, C'arol Barton, lblary Beckham, Nancy Benson, Elizabeth Berry, Suzanne Berry, Ruhhie Blackard, liarlmara lilnudwurth, Tlielus Bower. ROW' 2: Marilyn Bradley, Karen limrsen, lkletha l3rm'sen, lirencla Calvert, Sharon Funk, Framtes Cox, juan Cross, Arcleta Crum, l7I'llIli'CS Franklin, Vera Fyfe. RUXV 3: Karen Cix'il'l'itl1, Sharon CTLIYTITUIT, Sanrly Harxis, Avuiielle llarshrnan, Jerunia Hastings, Tyyila llill, l.uc'ky llunaker, Michelle jenkins, june julilisuri, Karen King. RUXV -T: Sue l.zu1ml1'eth, Denise l.arsun, Virginia l.:iwrt'nz, ,Tania Lucpp, Katlivryn Luiigriiire, Suxan Lung, Nlartlia lVlr'C'as- laml, Mickey Mi-lot, Delina Meyer, Kathy Morgan. ROW' S: Sharon Myers, Claudia Neis, I,m'etta Neumann, Zelda Newcomb, Zella Newcurnlw, Betty Ogle, Judith Partriek, Sue Pattersun, Nlary Peckham, Charlotte Pittman, Gail Privett. ROVV 6: Duttie Rhoacls, Ucraltline Schneider, Ranclyl Shaw , liarlmara Sheltun, Paulette Sikes, Kathy Simpson, Carol Sprouls, Kathleen Stapleton, Adrienne Stone, liarlene Strickler, Nlary Stuart. ROVV 7: Teri Stiulelmkcig Marie Sturclivant, Susan Taylor, lieth Tietz, lN'Turyanm' Vinson, Denon Yrrzurnzui, Pamela VVarml, Trnnilea XVL-hh, -luclith AVL-leli, liutty XVipgger, C'1wmt:i1u'e VVih-ux. 1,21 cr 1 :QC West Apartments J ,twice S'rn.i:s, President ROVV 1: Evelyn Abell, Linda Allen, Lloyd Amrnerman, Ruth Anderson, Kathy Barham, Linda Burner, Darrell Brewer, Janet Brewer, Chuck Butler, Judy Caey, Gwendolyn Corley. ROVV 2: Ann Cummins, llughla Foreman, Ann Fox, Ada Living Group Strives To Coordinate Opportunities For Men And Women Residents In Organization And Campus Activities Being unique on the OSU campus, the VVest apart- ments are comprised of both men and women. Coordi- nated activities of the group are homecoming house decorations and several difterent parties. International student residents have afforded the op- portunity to learn something of the cultures, politics, and social mores of their countries. Outstanding residents include Judy Kinder, OSU livestock judging team, Hughla Foreman, Block and Bridle queen, Pamela Haines, second place in Varsity Revue, and Roy Space, freshman class Vice-president. Haines, Peggy Harper, Judith llester, Nancy Iluggans. ROVV 3: Judith Jackson, Judy Kinder, Michael Roda, Glenda Miller, Pete Orshurn, Nancy Periman, Marilyn Pine, Janice Stiles, Kathryn Thompson, Donna Vllileox. Frazier, Ghassan Gaadeh, Anita Frey, Jane Ciirton, Pamela Page 150 FRONT ROXV: Ed- ward Youngblood lsee- retaryj, James Letch- worth tviceepresidentb, Richard Bush fpresi- dentj, flarence Rogers, Dennis NVood Ctreas- urerj, Larry Gwaltney. ROVV 2: Martin Keale, Tommy King, james Deming, Ray Richard- son, Ronald Vvasson, Gordon Lunsford, Lewis Simms, Fred VVheelhar- ger. ROW' 3: Gary Mallow, Bert Blumer, Don llampton, Gene llnghes, Jerry Nloyer, Richard Nicholls, Dan- ny Rohins, Robert Hent- horn, Larry Neal. East Bennett Study Rooms, Tutoring Service Aid Scholastic Achievement, Dorm Men Also Participate In Sports, Social, Campus Events East Bennett hall furnishes its men with a well rounded program of scholastic, athletic, and social ac- tivities. They provide study rooms with blackboards and tutoring services. Several East Bennett men hold scholarships for their academic achievements. East Bennett is proud of its record of providing lead- ership in many campus activities such as Oliiccrs coun- cil, IMRC and Student Senate. Social events during the year include a spring picnic, dance hours, a Christmas dinner and a banquet for graduating seniors and hall council members. EAST BENNETT HALL RUVV 1: Randall Acton, Marvin Agan, Jimmie Allen, -Tohn Anderson, Robert Armstrong, Fred Astle, Hubert Averyt, Phil Bailey, Kenneth lializer, Shahrikh Hanan. 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V ,LQ X ff x V , .mi 2' 2 f V3 3 vffii V , Shy., Y Wm Q. ,,,., waz:- 1 5 .Q . .,. 'H nv 5 ,z uv- f fz. Page l56 LORETTA WOMACK, President Hanner Hall Beaming over their newly won dormitory competition intramurals all-sports trophy, coeds of Hanner hall also took pride this year in accepting the Parents day trophy presented by Blue Key. l'l3IlIlBl Hall Season's Intramural All-Sports And Blue Key's Parents Day Trophies Are Awarded To Independent Women's Dormitory Highlighting the sports season for l-Ianner hall was the dormitory all-sports intramurals trophy. The Coeds also Won the Parents day trophy presented by Blue Key. Second semester the independents shared the dormi- tory With Delta Delta Delta sorority, who colonized on the Oklahoma State campus this year. A special event held during the year included home- coming activities and decoration. Other activities par- ticipated in were a number of dorm parties, various teas, and the Christmas season festivities. HANNER HALL ROVV 1: Janet Adams, Judi Angel, Nancy Blair, Sharon Bay, Helen Iiernardi, Harhara Berryhill, Joyce Boland, Eugenia Boxley, Carol Boyd, Janet Carpenter, Adelia Castor. ROVV 2: Trish Dixon, Dulcie lirame, Karen Brown, Linda Brown, Elaine Caldwell, Juanita Carlisle, Linda Cleeton, Sharon Connelly, I,oulene Dellenliaugh, Nola Foote, Janice Frost. ROVV 3: Mary Goodt-ll, Martha Gray, Karen llammett, Sheryl Hawkins, Shirley llcavt-ner, Niarilyn llorn, Ramona Horn, Sharon Jacobs, Pat Landers, Elizabeth Leader, Carolyn Lottie. ROVV -l-: Janie Lindsey, Linda Lindsey, Lynn I,innt-y, Judith Livingston, Shirley Mcllonald, Paula fVlt'KeeVer, Andrea Mt'- Pherson, Dora Mikles, Marilynn Morgan, Karen Moulden, Marion Murphy. ROXV SZ Karen Nettleship, Barbara Oren, Patricia Owens, Mary Pallissard, Carole Peck, Sarah Pulliam, Charlotte Raines, Relwcea Reeves, Joyt'e Rickner, liileen Rush, Janice Sanders. RUYV 6: Anneva Schoenhals, Linda Shuttee, Linda Simmons. Niarilyn Smith, Sandra Smith, Florence Snelling, Nlary Snou, Mary Stephens, Alverta Stotts, Annette Summers, Barbara Sumter. ROW' 7: Karen Truels, Eyvonne Vaughan, Patricia VVartl, Kathy VVaugh, Judy NVesthrook, Sandra VVhitson, l.ort-tta YVomak, liohhit' XVoods, Sherry XVylie, B2lI'lHllI'il Young. P11 U' F7 'A age 158 L CQVVEN lVi0Ul,'I'ON, President lwurray Hall Girls living in Murray hall spend some leisure time being entertained by a piano solo played by one of their fellow residents, on the piano available to all in the living room of the dor- mitory. Murray Hall Gel-Acquainled Parly And Dormitory Open House Begin Year Filled Wilh Aclivilies, Including Annual Campus Chesl Auction Murray residents enjoy unique entertainment by the auctioneer at their annual campus chest auction, which for the past two years has contributed the largest amount among the women's residence halls. The get-acquainted party starts the fall semester fol- lowed by open house and dance hours with the men's residence halls, Seasonal festivities include a Hallow- een party, a Valentine dinner, Christmas exchange party, and the Christmas party which provides an array of entertainment from resident talent. The annual sen- ior dinner closes the year's activities. MURRAY HALL ROVV 1: -lnAnn Adams, Salli Adams, Donna Ahrend, Flu- jean Allen, Margery Arnaranto, Berna Amend, Sandra Arm- strong, Susan Atkins, Sandy Baird, Karen Baker. ROVV 2: Mary Ball, Charline Balsann, Ann Barnes, Leah Barrier, Delnres Barrun, Nlzirgaret Bartnn, Sarah Bays, Pamela Beals, janet Berlfrnxl, Linda Benham. RUVV 3: l,incla Bensun, -lanna Bishop, Clieryl Bittle, C'ar1:lyn Blakley, Beverly Blaylnek, ,ludi Buatriglit, -laniee Bnltnn, Naney Bunelmrake, lla lglblllllllll, Margaret Branstetter. ROXV 4: Marcia Brecklin, Gloria Breed, Cheryl Brinley, Linda Briscoe, C'harlntte Brown, Patricia Brown, Nlary Bruner, Sharon Bueknum, Mary Bullis, Marcella Burgess. RUVV 51 lililalweth Burmester, Margaret Burris, Donna Butcher, Ann Campliell, Rita C'antergiani, Judy Carey, Karen Carey, ,laekie Carlile, Linda i'a1'rvlhers, Donna Carr. ROW' 0: Sandra Chalmers, ,laniee C'l1ancller, l7anelle Chap- man, -lZlllL'f clllt'llfl1llITl, lrrna C'lien.m'etli, Alexandra Christin, Mary C'lz1rk, -limmie Clement, Marilyn Clyne, Karen Oxley. Page l5 MURRAY HALL ROW 1: Marilyn Cooch, Patricia Cox, johnyne Craythorne, Sharon Crites, Dona Crouse, Manervia Crump, Nancy Culhert, Patsy Cummings, Helen Davis, Karen Davis. ROVV 2: Lina Davis, Karen Day, Patricia Deatherage, Kath- ryn Denny, Louretta DeVVees, Donna Dickey, Lee Donnelley, Anne Donovan, Kathey Dorow, joan Donlit. RUVV 3: Barbara Dunn, Linda Dyer, Shirley Eakes, Beverly Edwards, Sherri Eldridge, Carol Elkinton, Patricia Ellis, Jane Iimrie, Kathleen Ennis, janet Entwistle. age l60 RUVV -I-: Kathryn Evans, Donna Farris, Donna Field, Lynda Field, Margaret Fincher, Susan Fisher, Ilene Flanagan, Ann Foster, Diana Franklin, Yvonne Fransen. RUVV 5: 'ludy Fronterhouse, Sharon Geiser, jan Giacomo, Oletha Gihson, lylary Giles, Linda Gillham, Gwendolyn Glover, Phyllis Goodwin, Freeda Graves, Joyce Gray. RUVV 6: Mary Graziadio, Suzanne Greer, Linda Gregory, Doyce Grifhn, Patricia Gril'l'in, Patricia Grif'hn, Janice Groene- man, Roxie Grnlilis, Karen llall, Nlargaret llall. MURRAY HALL ROYV 1: Nancy ll1lllSCllh, C':ii'ulyn llzlrpcr, -lziiiice llnrrel, ROW' 4: liarlmrzi Iizilizisa, ,lillllllll Lalmlcl, xlzmirzi I.zll cvem, 'Vlmtislizi llZlI'f,'liilIl21 llzirvcy, Rusxiliml llcfty, Susan llc-inzc, Billie Lawellin, lizithic Les, llzizcl I,ittlc, Billii- Littlcfivlcl, Ynrrnzi llUIlllL'I'Sllll, lnolzi llcnry, Nancy llivrwk. Kathy Imiighrziii, Mzirgzircr Mzillrmy, I,imlzi Mzilunc. RUXV 2: Putty llill, ,lzinu llillc, lillic llamgg, lVlZll'llj'I1 llol- RUVV 5: Comiie Nlxinturmtli, Pzitricizi Marks, -loin' Mzisuii, upetcr, lilllifll llulluwxly, Billie lluml, Pziulzi llupwn, cllllll' Priscilla Massey, Pam Mc:Xlistcr, Slizirnn Mm'C'la-llziiicl, 'I'1'umlil' lnttr llrvskiiis, llrzi llmvxircl, Nl1llWl1Zl llmvzircl. fNlCC'i'cight, C':irlc-elle MCl7z1niL-l, Nziiwy M1'CEilvrz1y, -llll'llllt'll'Il McGuire. ROW' 3: Sliziwrni blzlrm-s, clilfilll' ,l4lIlL'5, lgnclai .Ium's, xluditli Kzirsclwrvzmi, Slizmm Kziuk, l,:1V:icl:1 lim-f, liziyc Kvirscy, C'l1L'z'5l ROYV 6: clZXIl1CI'illt' Mc'Kii1m-y, Phyllis Nli'Kium-5, l,ind:1 Mu- Kilgm-c,S:1r:ili KlIT1l12lll,AlllClf liiincs, l.:1111, sri Mclsiv, lzlizzilu-th Mvltwn, Anita Nlcyvr, Czirulyn .l , Nlillwurii, C':irwl Millcr, Surah Millszip, til-'llk'N'll'X'L' lNIrmrc. Pzig MURRAY HALL RUVV li Myrna Morgan, Linda Morris, Sarah Morris, Elaine Morrow, Sharon Myers, Peggy Nelson, Roberta Nelson, Trena Nichols, Margie Nix, Sue Noel. ROVV 2: Connie North, Linda Uber, Germaine Odom, Kath- leen Olson, Elayne Owens, Nlarilyn Paddock, Ann Painton, Dixie Patterson, Sherry Patterson, Frances Payne. ROVV 3: Jackie Peacock, Linda Peckham, Cheryl Perdue, Patricia Pickering, Patti Pipes, Tina Potter, Linda Potts, Nlartha Potts, Norma Poynor, Jeanne Price. Page 162 RUVV 4: Sally Price, Mary Pruett, VVantla Pyle, Lila Reed, Marilyn Reeves, Barbara Reints, Sharon Rhoades, Carole Richmond, Janice Riggs. ROVV S: lla Rimer, Judith Roberts, Dixie Roe, Alice Rum- lwaugh, Marite Runka, Kay Rutherford, Susan Sachse, Leola Sadler, Janet Schaherg. ROVV 6: Susan Scott, Nlellwa Seaton, Patricia Severs, Sandra Shdec-tl, Carolyn Sherwood, Bonnie Shields, Carolyn Shirck, Twila Sieg, Pamela Simms. MURRAY HALL ROVV 1: Carmelita Smith, Michael Smith, Sherry Snow, Deanna Smithson, Norma Socorro, Judith Sparks, Suzanne Spears, Fharlotte Speeht, Oma Splawn. ROVV ZZ Marcella Sporleder, Shirley Stalwe, Janice Stamps, Juanita Steiglecler, Sue Stephens, Rosemary Stone, Sue Stout, Suzanne Sturgeon, Ayla Taluy. ROVV 3: Linda Tatum, liarhara Taylor, Judith Thomas, Mar- jorie Thomas, Patricia Thomas, Ladonna Thompson, Sharon Thompson, Sharon Thur, Julie Veach. ROVV 4: Rosalee Vernon, Judy Vinyard, Kay VValter, Linda VVard, Vivian VVarminski, Mary VVarner, Darla VVehster, Margaret VVert. RUVV 5: Carolyn VVester, Kathryn VVhite, Sharon VVhite, Zelvia VVhitten, Cassie VVhitworth, Joyce Widener, Barhara VVilliams, Brenda VVilliams. RONV 6: Jessie VVilliams, Marciadean VVillms, Peggy VVilp, Marda VVoods, Nlarilyn VVooCls, Jeri VVoodul, Marilyn Yvynn, Sharon Zawaski. Page An Oklahoma State eo- ed can hardly wait to see if she's received any mail from that special someone hack home as these eager girls sort through the daily post looking for their names on at least one letter. Murray Hall Homecoming Decoration Award, Highest Residence Hall Grades Show Successful Year For Upperclassmen, Graduate Students North hall, a heterogeneous composite of l25 sopho- mores, juniors, seniors, and graduate students, offers a delightful and homey atmosphere to its residents. With the closing of another eventful year, the girls of North hall can look back on such festivities as the annual candle walk and Christmas party, and a spring party given in honor of the seniors. Special honors of the year include winning first place in residence halls competition for homecoming decoration, and placing first in overall grade average for the Women's on-eam- pus residence halls in 1962-63. V- V ,,'ie ... ,fn-, ,., ,ga ,rr - . 5, 7 - -f K iraqi -- i s 1, l Mowsowimrfm :aggwgkm -A ---, A .rwwmefhfzer-mwswqmemweaemiofuc- NORTH MURRAY HALL ROXV l: Nlary Allen, Virginia Allen, Fanchan Attocknie, Libhy Ballew, Barbara Bell, Patricia Boyd, Nancy Burton, Martha Busche, Carol Cawthon, Twilla Christian, Frances Clegg. ROV' 2: RaSonya Colgin, Phillis Daniel, Carolyn DeHart, Pam Dingee, jackie Duke, Marel Elling, Mary Fath, Nancy File, Faye Fowler, Ann Frazier, Charlotte Ureeson. ROVV 32 Gay Grenluncl, Elaine Hamker, Betty llartlin, Mar- jorie llarper, Madeline Heimer, janet llendersnn, Jackie Hor- ton, Angela Irons, Janet Jennings, Martha Kauffelclt, Kathryn I,arkins. ROVV 4: Linda Lee, Donna I.ewallen, Bettye Lively, Alwidah Nlalik, Barhara Manley, Barbara McAhee, Dorris Nlerehant, Mary Nloore, Joan Nlorow, Patricia Mrozinski, Brenda Neal. ROVV 5: Mary Nicks, Reba Norris, Loyce Uwnhy, Sharon Parker, Mary Peterschmiclt, Margaret Phillips, Jane Priekett, lirlene Poston, Ester Ramhorst, jane Renick. ROW' 6: Rilda Renick, Diva Resende, juclith Richter, Shelia Rogers, Janice Rudy, Betty Schlegel, Ruth Shafer, llarriet Sherill, Rayma Splitlog, Patricia Stevenson. ROW' 7: Brenda Stitlham, Beverly Stroud, Rita Tippin, Mary Thomas, Carol YanNnrdstrand, Billie Vickrey, Kathleen YVelCh, Sue VVilhite, Margaret XVinters, Loella VVul2. P age 165 ,' K it ,, A . V, , it A 2 fir? V--' M1 ,I ie i -if K, J, .,, ,, V , Q ,I ,Q k ei, il' 'J it Siem to . Page I66 PAT FISHER, President Stout llall There-'s nothing quite so good as the smell of popcorn Hoating through the hall late at night after homework is Com- pleted, unless it should happen to lwe the hot, salty taste of it, that is. Stout Hall Reigning Queens, Talented Beauties, Campus Leaders Fulfill Dorm's Goal For Beauty, Talent, Scholarship And Activities Beauty, talent, scholarship and activities play im- portant roles in Stout hall. Among the reigning queens are Valerie Grant, honorary cadet colonel, and ,loan Fetzer, FFA sweetheart. Also, VVand a Story and Kara- lyn Graves are Varsity Revue girls. Campus leaders include hlartha Coonrield and Lin- da Graham, Nlortar Board, Judy Hardy, freshman class secretary, Joan Fetzer and Prissy Stroup, band twirlersg Roberta Burdette, AVVS vice-president, and Pat Fisher, IWRC vice-president. The senior dinner is the concluding activitv. STOUT HALL RUXV 1: Rnlwerta Adams, B21I'l3IlI'1l Agent, Janet Akers, lwzlry RUXV 4: Dunnzx linllzlrd, Glnrizx linllinger, Roberta lim'- Alugmul, Peggy Allen, N2lIll'f'.'xlllS0ll,JUZlIlI1C Ames, klennettzl clette, flilfllllll Burleson, Elaine Cznnplwell, Anne Carclmlu, Artlrey. Sully Fussell, Vickie fhnse. ROVV 2: Czlrrol Askew, Cilffll Atkinson, Nlary linker, Vieki ROXV 5: Deilnnzl Chipmzln, Blzxrgie Cliftnn, Patsy Clounl. linker, Cheryl Burtling, I,inml:1 lieen, Dornm Benson, ,lflllllllk l3a1'lm1'zl Cody, Cynthia Cnle, Pntriein Cbnnnle, jezlnne Cflflli. B1'5l'lIll'il. Delwlmie Dznnun. ROVV 3: Rnsita Blz1tCl'1fm'd, .lxIHll'l'Zl linrunda, Jucly lgl'ZlIISfUf- ROVV 6: C'zlrul Dzxvenpnrt, Mary Davis, lietty Day, Niall'- ter, Sue lirzlse, Mary Breeding, BZll'l7ZlI'2l lirorrk, Pzltsy Brown, g2lI'Cf Denhznn, Marilyn Dennis, xlwyee l7eYVeese, Nancy De- lllnrixl lilwllllf. Witt, ,lu Ann Dillszrver. Pave b X STOUT HALL ROVV 1: Elizabeth Dixon, Nita Dodson, Judith Edwards, Penelope Ellis, DeAnn England, Terri Estes, Joan Estus, Donna Fernberg. ROVV 2: Gwendolyn Fisher, Patricia Fisher, LaDonna Flem- ing, Linda Franklin, Ruth Friedman, Mary Friman, Loretta Gann, Judy Garland. ROVV 3: Sydney Gatlin, Jan George, Claudia Gibson, Leslie Gill, Rhoda Gill, Shirley Good, Coleen Goode, Elizabeth Goodloe. Page 168 ROVV 4: Valerie Grant, Karlyn Graves, Jacquelyn Green, Ginger Hagan, Connie Hahn, Shari Hall, Jonna Halterman, Sandra Hammack. ROVV S: Peggy Hann, Judi Hardy, Ricky Hawkins, Lynn Hebard, Mary Herbert, Linda Hewitt, Ernestine Hill, Susie Hinton. ROVV 6: Karren Hodge, Carolyn Hoffman, Susan Holmes, Katherine Holt, Paula Hopkins, Bette Houck, Glenda Huff, Nlary Hughes. STOUT HALL RUVV lf Marilyn llula, ,lane llumphrey, Carol Irvine, Gatha 1 jacksun, Mareia james, -lan Jernigan, Niargaret Johnson, Marilyn julmson. ROVV 2: liettye juries, Lynda Keas, Molly Keith, Sherry Kil- lian, Annita Klaus, ,leannette Knesek, farulyn Kusted, Patricia Kraft. ROXV 3: Paula Krug, I.ynn Laulwaeh, Sherryl Lewis, Charis Linnlaay, Mary Litsey, l,inmla Llewellyn, Sandra Loring, Linda l,ulier. ROW' 4: Linda Luman, Arlene Magruder, Doris Martin, Mary Martin, Donna McClain, Juyce Mcflugin, Karen Meiluire, Mary McNally. RONV S: Iilizaheth Metfurd, Olivia Meltun, Nancy Merriman, Nurma Millers, Sarah Mires, Nancy Mitcham, ciflllllii' Muntf gurnery, Maxine Muntgumery. RUN' 6: Liunla Muurer, Harhara Nelson, Linda Nelssmn, liar- hara Nesbitt, .lulene Nix, Nlargaret Uifmnur, liyutla Olin- steacl, Karene Owens. Page 169 STOUT HALL ROVV 1: Mary Palmer, Susie Palmer, Linda Parris, Angela Paschall, Paula Patton, Betty Pederson, Paula Perrine. ROW' 2: Barbara Polk, Linda Pulliam, Carolyn Purvis, Jamie Quinlan, Pam Redfern, Jeanne Reidy, Sharlet Ridge. ROVV 3: Betty Riley, Linda Robertson, Judith Robinson, Ann Russell, Lynda Russell, Noreita Schminke, Sharron Schrock. Pige 170 ROVV 4: Charlotte Schulz, Judith Schwalk, Martha Scott, Meredith Setlifli, Kathy Shearer, Sandra Sherrill, Judy Shirk. ROW 5: Mary Shirley, Suzi Silver, Peggy Simmons, Aneta Smith, Elizabeth Smith, Linda Smith, Merriel Smith. ROVV 6: Pat Smith, Toni Smith, Susan Sparks, Patricia Spear, Lynda Squyres, Carole Standerfer, Sandra Staten, Christine Steffens. STOUT HALL ROVV 1: Carol Stevenson, Millie Stewart, VVanCla Story, Janice Stough, Priscilla Stroup, Dotty Struck, Dona Swearingen. ROVV 2: Lyllilll Sweuringen, Sandy Sweetin, Ruth Taylor, llelen Terry, Julicne Thomas, Sandra Thorne, Sue Tittering- mn. ROYV 3: Marian Tulsa, Judy Turner, Annette Truman, Angela Vickrey, Sllalron Vlllt'j'Zll'fl, Karen VVaddington, Sharon VV:1cllnw. RUVV +2 Betsy VValker, Jane VVz1llace, Alice VVz1tkins, Gretchen VVeinrich, Claudia VVhisler, Carolyn VViens, Sheryl VVilclm:1n. RUVV 5: Ruby NVilkinson, Annu VVillhite, Alice VVilli:1ms, Dorothy VVilli:ims, 'luclith Vvilliams, Mary VVilliums, Unrole lVilsun. ROYV 6: .loan XVolford, Virginia XVolfram, Elizzlhetli VVm1cls, lVlzlrilyn VVuutl, Sue VVrxrrell, Chzlrluttzi VVorthingtsm, lleclru NVright. P nge I7 JUDY THR0oP, President Thatcher girls, noted for their ability to get together for the good of their college home, pro- vided themselves with a hideout from study, boys, and etc., by changing an empty room to a lounge. Thatcher Hall Variety 0f Residents' Activities Revive Campus School Spirit And Celebrate Holidays With Contests, Parties And Banquets Residents of Thatcher hall started the year off by participating in the revival of school spirit on campus. They entered in homecoming activities and held a re- ception for their parents on Parent's day. The holidays were welcomed with a burst of activity, including a Thanksgiving banquet, a Christmas candle- walk, caroling, tree decorating party, floor parties, and prizes for individual door decorations. The spring talent show, for residents only, showed much ingenuity and talent, besides being a lot of fun. A lawn picnic and senior dinner elimaxed activities. T, . .,, , l Ml. 1 , . -X e . l is Page l7Z Thatcher Hall THATCHER HALL ROW' lt l,ee Astle, Jerry Banks, Lynda Bemrose, judy Blair, Nancy Bolds, Carla Bowling, Judy Bristow, Nlarjorie Bryant, lVlary Buckley, ROVV 2: Phyllis Buss, Hester Byers, Nlarilyn Carney, Judith Cleveland, joan Foker, Linda Cooper, -ludith Copeland, juli- anna Cosrain, Ellen Cowan. ROW' 3: Elizabeth Cullison, Martha Davidaon, Lorene Dilla- hunty, ,ludith Francis, Glenda Fuller, Louise Gouker, Judy Grillin, llarriett llardin, Linda Irieh. ROVV 4: Tomi Ives, Kathy Jamison, Mildred johnson, joan Johnston, ,lean Kygar, Claudia l.ane, Judy Nlartin, Maureen Mcfarthy, Gloria Mcfurdy. ROVV S: Paula McMullen, Karen Nleindera, Harriet lWoore, Beverly' Niorrison, Nancy' Muleahy, Berneita North, Peggy PatterQon, Lavona Paxton, Cheryl Petray. Y ROVV 6: Brenda Pierce, VVanda Pierce, Betty Proctor, Mary Randolph, Dianah Ratliff, Annette Roberts, Regena Rutledge, Arlwa Schmitz, klunie Smith. ROW' 7: Lois Tawney, Judith Throop, Marguerite-a Vhring, Shadra Vpshaw, Yirgilea Yvalden, Brenda VVare, Jennie Yven- sel, RuthAnn XVilliams, Carol VVitt, Sylsil Zumhro. Page 17 age Doxarn NIJRRIS, President VVest Bennett llall West FRONT RUVV: Don N o r r i s tpresidentb, Gary Birt tvice-presi- dt-ntl, Ray Farnam Csee- retaryj, ,lim Sanders, Uharles Nlartin. ROVV 2: johnny Mashhurn, james Hood, Grant Fa- lure, George Vlfers, Jim- rny Nlyers, Nlichael Barr. Bennett Hall Get-Acquainted Picnic Begins Highlights Of Successful Year For Scholarship, Leadership And Athletics Award Winners VVest Bennett hall started the year actively with its lirst annual get-acquainted picnic held at Yost lake. For the second year in succession, VVest Bennett par- ents brought the Parentis day trophy to VVest Bennett hall. Other highlights ot the year were second place in homecoming house decorations, the annual Christ- mas diner and senior dinner. Stressing scholarship, leadership, and athletics, the men of West Bennett hall were rewarded for their efforts by receiving the INTRC scholastic improvement award and wining awards in intramural sports. WEST BENNETT HALL ROVV lt Alvin Alluin, joe Aker, David Anderson, Edwards Arnold, Rodger Atkins, Tommy Avilla, George Bahh, Thomas Baker, Michael Barr, George Beam. ROVV 2: Larry Hell, Nlark liergner, Ron Bersche, David Biddler, Michael liirdsall, Gary Hirt, jon Bockus, George Bocox, Charles Bugle, jim Bohl. ROXV 3: Donald liotchlet, XVilliam Bryant, james liumpass, Leslie Burdick, VVilliam Burkes, Marshall Burnet, VVilliam Burrough, blames Campbell, Charles Carolina, James Castner. ROVV 4: Jimmy Cnudell, ,lack Cauldwell, Daryl Cochran, Don Cochran, llarry Cochran, Larry Cochran, Jimmy Coff- man, -lames Corlett, Cary Couch, Stephen Couch. RUVV 52 Sam Countiss, Lavern Crosson, Charles Damhach, Joe Dareing, lvan Decker, Teddy Dickman, joe Dillingham, Curtis Donley, Sanford Dooley, Kenneth Dye. ROXV 6: Dale liekler, Paul lirwin, Richard Evans, Ronald Fyster, Grant Falwre, Ray Farnam, James Feist, Ralph Fergu- son, blames Fidler, David Fleming. Page l75 13 N, . ' ,. M . . . S lf YE JIS. Z K w Y' . ,V ,ki P.: 'T ' ,, , if , K, f y ii N. ,. ,K .N 'Q' ' ff' M , ii gf: I. f 6 X K iv- vm 7,6 V,.,. ku: .,,, 5: , K F SSW R 103' ff. Q If 529 if Q -w ,K A my gg Z ' G 1 mx 5 5, A - 5 JK ' in 3 Y sv W A g 5 5' Q, 24 J if Q H .VM , K M- ., 41 Q29 , . , . 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I af? if fl 5545? 532 M 1' ' KL gf 1 ff 'aff , , , , 5 Q ,, We wg ,, Q ' 1' f W ffifiv ' i E V ff A ' Q ' 5 ,E V , : 'Z F : - g 54 ' 1 . -4- 1 J. - ,-'L M M ,K V J - X A ,P ' Q, 5 -W A 32 ' 'M' ' K' ' ' 2, -. . --fkif K K - t -. 5,15 A V .,gyg,y ' A ' 1 'fi' ' ' as 93+ .WL f 'V Ad f x ,LQ .wa af . is i..p, ag, q Q R Uv 5 A r 3 Wxvillilfll hostess, Mrs. George Pnrvis, seems to be pleasantly surprised with the Condition of the room of these twin residents, who just hap- pened to choose the right day to clean their room. Willard Hall Dormitory Well Represented By Contributions To Campus life With Numerous Campus Beauties And Honor Awards Winners Among the eampus beauties are Annette hlilton, O- elubg Linda Hodgens, Young Demoeratsg Julia Baker, poultry seieneeg Kay Anderson, dairy prineessg Blar- garet Crow and Vineie Bergsehneider, Redskin final- ists. Others who received honors this year are Chris VVil- liams, hilortar Board, and Donna Risner, National -l-H elub award winner. There have been important new additions to the staff at VVillard. Other additions were the redecorated liv- ing room and a bulletin board on every door. All have made Willarcl a more pleasant plaee to live. 'NK Cirrus WW7Il.l.IAMS, President VK'illard llall 'age C ROVV Carol WILLARD HALL 1: Georgianna Adams, Susan Allen, Nancy Anderson, Allison, Marjrmrie Anderson, Melrita Anderson, Gloria Ayres, Lynda Banister, Shirley Barger, ROVV 2: Mary Barnett, Betty Barrett, Mary Beard, Rena Beard, Sherry Bedwell, Paulette Bennett, Loretta Berryman, Saund ROXV Zagon Janie ROVV Carol Page H30 ra Best, Betty Boden. 3: Sharon Boerstler, Audrey Bohling, Elmeretta Bowser, yi Brant, Linda Bridge, Lynda Burger, -ludy Browers, Brown, Theresa Busch. 4: Linda Byerley, Margaret Callis, Gayle Camphell, Carlile, Carol Carlton, Paula Carey, Cherry Cart- wright, Amaryllis Cary, Katherine Castleschouldt. ROXV 5: Suzanne Chapman, Alice Cink, Karen Clark, Cath- erine Clary, Doris Coffman, Charlotte Colvin, Bette Comer, Mary Conley, Glenda Cooper. ROVV 6: Myrlena Crider, Kathryn Crow, Margaret Crow, Vivian Crowder, Carolyn Courtney, Sarah Curl, Jana Daniel, Diana Daugherty, Barbara Davalt. ROVV 7: Cynthia Davenport, Cynthia Davis, Susie Davis, Patsy Davis, Sharron Davis, Virginia Davis, Sherry Davison, .ludith DelVIars, Lajuana Dennis. WILLARD HALL ROVV 1: I,incl:1 lhclgc, Pzltricizl Dunaxthzxn, Yifkie Dodge, Julia Giles,Lavo11Gillis. artha Drutsznx, Sara Dunning, Gail l,llIll'1lll, Gayle Dunn, Bonnie Earls, N1lIll'f'l21lUlIl. ROVV S: Pamela Glenn, Carol Glnvcr, clilffllyll Gund, Ann Goml, 'Ioan Gumllwrwy, Dzlrlcne Gnrmly, l.I1YL'llL' Gnttscllzlll, ROW' 2: Lynda lidclings, lg2ll'l1ZlI'2l l2llN'2lI'llS, Thciln lilliott, Arlene Gouldcn, janet Grzxlvlc. Ixnclu lillis, Ruth lillis, Czxrnl lQX'ZlIl5, Yvrzx l':V1lll5, lNl:1rg:1ret fry, clllflrl l:lllt'g.f1lll. ROW' 6: Gloria Grmlc, Vhrissic Grzxluznn, l'z1tric'i:1 flfillllllll, Sandra Greer, Karen Gril'litl1, Mary llzxll, Kay llzxlilwurtr ROW' 3: I,incl:1 Fithixln, Cl1ll'Hlf'll Fitz, Karen FlIZQ.IC'I'lllll, Bur- Kitty Hand, ,luclith ll1lllSCll. ra lfitzpzltrlck, Mary l'1lL'Il'llkl', l,yneItc lflnncl, Nlllfgj Foster, Pam-lnpe Fnster, clilflblyll lfuwlcr. ROVV 7: Carrzlvlm ll2ll'lTl2lI1, ,Indy llurpcr, M5rtlc ll1lI'l'Ul, Susan llurris, Mary Haskins, Munn llzxys, Lois lll'lll'Il, clll1ll'lL'llL' RUYV 4: C':1mlyl1 lfnx, Karen l'lI'IlIlIl, Mzlrgzlret clZlI'llUI', Vir- llc-ffel, NIVTITIH llennvkc. ,gllllfl Garner, N11ll',lUl'll' frJlI'YL'l', Nutty' Gzlrvs, Mzlrgnrer George, 21 gc WILLARD HALL ROVV 1: Carolyn Hight, Jayne Hill, Mildred Hill, Sharon Hoar, Linda Hodgens, Rebecca Holland, Patty Hollis, Brenda Howe, Danna Howell. ROW 2: Nancy Hudson, Alyce Hughes, Ruth Hughey, Royce Hull, Sue Jackson, Kathy Jaronek, Vicky Jennings, Marilyn Johnson, Claudia Jones. ROVV 4: Nancy Jones, Barbara King, Kathie King, Betty Krueger, Mary Kuhn, Sharon Kyser, Teresa Lackey, Doris Lalferty, Linda Lanning. ROVV 4: Glenda Lansdon, Lockawanna Lauhach, Daina Le- Bourgeois, JoAnne Lee, Julianne Lemons, Marlise Lichtenhurg, Page l82 Louise Lietzke, Lillian Long, Sally Loving. ROW 5: Penny Lowery, Helen Lucas, Judith Malroney, Betty Martin, Charlya Martin, Roherta Martin, Jeanna Matthews, Vicki Maupin, Cheryl Mayfield. ROVV 6: Pat McAleer, Jeanette McBee, Alyce McBride, Diana McConnell, Linda McConnell, Mary McDonald, Kathryn Mc- Gann, Joy McKinley, Mary McMann. ROW 7: Erna Miller, Sally Miller, Annette Milton, Marcia Moherg, Annette Miner, Pricella Moffatt, Patricia Mollett, Sharon Murphy. fx K h ' RWM . W, nf ... lx.. H L , 1 X ,L Q K I A is x if l - 5 R , 8 S I I if ' 'gh , ,gf if 'H -f M, an . f' Sr? ' 4 ,Fl ,S ,FM jggffi ,G ' . . , lg , V u Uv. 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ROVV 4: Connie Treece, Bernetta Trombla, Janice Tubre, Anita Tinderwood, Phillis Vtsler, Nancy Vanderwork, Pat Page 18-l Vaughn, Janice Vaverka. ROVV 5: Sallie VVade, Myra Walker, Nancy VValker, Carolyn Wayman, Elizabeth VVebb, Sue VVeigant, El Nora VVelch, Roberta VVelcher. ROVV 6: Fredeana VVells, Lynne VVelsh, Janice West, Linda VVest, Sherry VVest, Margery VVheeler, Joan VVhitman, Johnene Vvilcox. ROVV 7: Gladys VVilliams, Janet VVilley, Chris Williams, Dorothy VVilson, Marilyn VVilson, Nancy VVithers, Enice VVyl- der, Lou Yingling, Mary Young. I X x , 3 f is 6 xii: 5 - ., ' E, -S' 'E aria fj ,Q 3 'gg , Q ,, Y ,. ' o , 5+ ,L:. my 1 f Vw 5 I xv K K A ,gang ' ,' Y I ' sum-' Y-Q 5245 ww: xg 5 ' '- A- w , 'is P .3 W ' wi ,S ., if aff 5' U 3 .A A' , , ' 3 V b ff as i 4 F if ai ,Q 2' ' 4 'f' I 4 , ', 'L Q we ' 9 'gp-e I. ' Q' 1, Y , V my Juv F Panhollenio Council oxl Aeosrx P1'r's'irfr'1:1' b,xi.i,v lXlliXll-lzlz S:'r'1'r'fflI l' .IL ny Coax i-:Ls y'ff'II.l'llI'l'f Zi-:min Pqvreiiix Sororities Represented To Maintain Harmonious Greek life And Cooperate With College On Social, Scholastic Standards lVith a representative from eaeh sorority on the USP eampus, the Panhellenie eouneil strives to main- tain harmonious Greek life and interfraternity rela- tions and to cooperate with college authorities in their effort to maintain high soeial and seholastie standards. Activities of the eouneil are to make and formulate AMMW all rules that govern rush and pledging. A scholarship cup is given each year for the highest grade average. Each year the eouneil publishes a yearbook, eon- tributes to the annual Campus Chest, and sponsors a Korean war orphan through the foster parent plan. l FRONT ROXV: Toni :X 4'lls ta, ,Indy Cornels, Sally Menifee, Berger, ROXV 3: Nancy Nlorehouse, Janice liraden, Brenda Sara Yaple, Bonnie Scott. ROW' 2: Patty Clorder, Pamela M rrcm re, Ellen llesson, Ann Chism, I.uey Stover, Gloria VVright. Phillips, Sheila Bellamy, Donna Smith, Linda Kimherlin, Carol Page 186 FRONT RUYV: Mike McSlic:i, Klike l,ZlLlf6I'l'lllCl1, Cf yl. Roth- Bryant, lildon Penclergzist, Dennis Leheclzi, Hill Reeves, lioh lisherger, Don Tiinherlrike, Rem Slattery, Roger XVehh, Toni llunter, lfldon Cox, Don Hager. ROXV -lr Tom Nlason, Tom Vllillizirns, Riley VVllliZlH'lSUIl. ROVV 2: Alvin XVittroek, Pete llenclrielcson, Bolt Gillson, David Lyon, Rzindy Rozirk, Dave Frzins, Robert Yun Horn, Kirk Agon, Steve Moyers, Jett Tirnherlzilce, Bill Johnson, john Mcfzihe, Chet Brooks, Kenneth Dzilhey james Daniel Fred Mostrom Kenny Klein. ROVV 32 Dorrell, Mike Fenton. Quinton litzel, isiu 'Nitty ini Kuil-te, into Nletcsilt, joint Intertraternity Council I 5 Dox li,y1i:i2iu..xi4i-, Q P1'z'o'i1fc11I K - s . . i L. Al. lxtYI'Hl.lSl4l:llGlzR Ilift'-lI7't'3'i1ft'lIf l l , Q Roman W Ellis K Sl'l'7'f'fIl7',1' I x Rim Si.cx'i'Ti2iu' 3 'lll't'flXlII't'I' W , . 3 lD.XRRl'fl, lnoxiii, I ,lrli'itor 'Ll National Interfraternity Conference Gives 'Iron Man' Trophy To Outstanding Greek System For Second Consecutive Year During the National lntertraternity conference held in Philitdelphizi, l'z1., this year, the OSL' lnterfraterni- ty council was named winner of the Iron Klan tro- phy tor the second consecutive year. This is the high- est ztwztrd any fraternity system can achieve. lt marked the first time in history for this award to remain on 21 campus tor two years in zi row. IFC supervised men's rush, sponsored the campus Christmas tree lighting, and the lFC-l'zuihellenic sing. 'l'he council played the leading role in Greek week, held to bring zill Greek living groups closer together in the effort to maintain their high standards. 'lihe council hats Zl line record due to hzird work. P ll cr A hL .I UN I 0 R P A N H ELLEN I C Council Delegates Cooperate In Greek Activities Composed of two delegates from each pledge class who serve tor the period ot one pledge year, these girls coop- IRONT ROXV: Sheila Bilyeu Cpresidentj, Helen Curtis Csec- remryl, Cynthia Davis, cil'ltl'giZlIlIlZl Drummond. RUVV 2: -Indy Austin, xludy Ford, June Stone, Deanna Powell, Sharon erzite in :ietivities in wliieli the Greek system participates. Mc'C'nn. ROW 3: Roni Young, Czmllyu Robertson, Donna Hughes, Trish Iilgin, l,H'ZljI1l liineh. ie i,i: 1Qieta -1 l L - l .ii?li3:i 1 JUNIOR IFC Better lnterfraternal Relations ls Council's Goal Striving to promote hetter relations among themselves and thereby maturing toward the ideas ot frzlternalism is the junior Interfrzrternity eonneil's main objective. FRONT ROVV: Bill Scott Cpresidentj, James Daniel Cadvi- sorl, Holi Yorton Qsecretziryi, Fred Vohornik, Bill Spearman fviee-presidentb, Don johndrow, Gerald Gzliley. RUVV 2: Gene Bullew, Gary Gerlotf, Rohert Gihson, Nlike Rowan, Larry Long, John Otten, VVilson VVilliams, Mae Delozier. RUYV 33 Richard Messer, James Cooper, VVilli:1m Davis, Bryce Ilodg- den, jean Smzisnl, Jim VVelwer, Kent Ownhy, Bill Parton. RUVV 4: Boh Snied, Kent Perkins, Bill Casey, jim Boiles, Tom lirynnt, Dick Darling, Ed Trapp, Jerry Sills, Tom Dunlap. l -M Alpha Phi Alpha ROVV 1: Lillard Ashley, johnny Benjamin, Claud Evans, VVilliam Hogan, Jesse Hurst. ROVV 2 Kenneth Mukes, L VVall. Kimbrough, Elarryfi ee Pennington, Ronald Greeks Strive To Make Motto Living Reality For Individuals By Enriching The Lives Of Oihers As Well As Their Own Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity was founded Dec. el, l906zH CorneH unhmrdty IdHca,PQhf 'The bunhem of Epsdon Epsdon anzfound acdve in several eanipus organizathnis and, acdvides. Ehr riching the lives of others as well as their ovvn is one ofthe prnne objeeUves,signifying Unianly deeds,seho- larship ancllove hnrallniankindf' With the motto l'First of All, Servants of All, We diah transcend fhlhn it has been an endeavor of the Alpha Phi Alpha hanxnhy umrnakethh axhnnade truth a Hving reahty for each nidividual Page l89 lf V TW' I n X 4 Pl Q 5 L5 '.:f ,fy I ,,-- rr i wi isa One of the characteris- tics of Acacia, entering in all lllfI'IlYTllIl'Zll sports, is perfected as the mem- bers play a practice game of basketball on their new basketball court behind the house. Page 190 En Kerman, President 'il - 1131? All l-lliillilil Group Begun By Master Masons Keeps Scholastic Standing, Participates Socially With 'Nite on the Nile,' 'Triangle Ball' Acacia fraternity was founded in 1904 at the Univer- sity of Nlichigan by a group of Blaster Klasons. Acacia has maintained a scholastic standing well above the all-men's average. Acacia has consistently ranked high in intramural competition. The social life of the Acacians is highlighted in the fall by the Nite on the Nile and the Triangle Ball in the spring. Acaeians occupy major posts and are active in many of the organizations on campus. Two of the last four IFC presidents were Acacians, and an Acacia is presently serving as the vice-president. Acacia, 1215 Vniversity Avenue . gg, M gk - 3 Luo if 'R ,Y 135: iam ,a I J 4 ,in i 1 li P Q ., .W . 'xr Q 1, -K 2 K f wg Lf f ff, R ww.. ff 'M . ,A 'M sm fi f M, N V ,L, , , , , 4 ,Q fr - I ' if y ' ' A ,Q , A - 2 , ' , W, 'A Saw .. ,. ' r,'. Q, . if my My f A K ' I 'L ' -in V',-L L O-'J . A. 4 xr 72 H 4- 4. ri , - ,f x f : ': ' K . gg is ,Ek -H if .4 1 V: E l: A ' . X ' ' A 1 ' ' fm -A iii K ' 1 V 'V 4 5 . V ' K ' 1? Q J' Y if 339 ' A , .F-'ffxxnz 5: 'E Wag ' f':f19a-2 f 1 - V R f 'xim V' ' J' ' 1 I ff K ,. if - 1 ' , . -HQ' V 5 ai. 1 I ,A , J' - . ,, A .1 , , if i x ,, ' - ' ' f A , E, 155+ 8 ' W Q , wg 3 K x M ig X5 r V .3 2 .. I Q, Q v A N- LL l ' . ,. , fl A - Q v k Ei j fij ' f , Q. WL dy-N fn' Q11 ,. V , K 4 'uf li ALPHA CHI OMEGA ,ludith Bertch, Sue Blaine, Sue Bondurant. T ROW 2: I,inda Buckner, Ubarlotte Vaulk, -lean Coekes, ,ludith Combs, Sharon Cottongim, Sarah Uowles, Colleen Cunningham, Susan Duffy, lVIary Dunn, Sandra lfngelking. ROVV 3: Patricia Ent, C'onnie liseh, Nancy Garrison, Roselyn Haynes, Ilelen Hays, Nlina llenrx, lilaine llill, Sherrie llinkle, Sally llueston, Judith Johnson. i ROVV 4: Anne Kamp, Nancy Kemper, -ludy Kirk, Patricia Krueger, Linda I,ee, Lynette l.ee, Saundra Logsdon, Linda Lusk, Sharon Mefan, Anne lWeC'laren. ROW' 5: Alberta lVIaComb, Judith lVIeI,ean, Carol Miskovsky, l Page V92 ROVV 1: Patricia Abell, Tommie Abercrombie, Patricia Aber- nathy, Barbara Adams, Betty Albin, Kay Bell, Karen Berg, Nancy lN1organ, Linda Nation, Roseanna Nelson, Mary Norris, Ulynne Northup, Donna Norton, Geraldine Page, Nancy Page. ROW' of Cherry Patty, ,ludith Perry, Linda Preston, Judy Randall, Patricia Riley, Kaye Ross, Roberta Rudolph, Trudy Samuelson, joan Schroeder, Marilyn Schroeder, Sandra Schroeder. ROXV 7: Bonnie Scott, Laura Shelby, Mary Simpkins, Mary Simpson, Sharon Sloan, Alanet Smith, Karen Smith, Norma Smith, Sally Spurgeon, Louise Steinbeck, Sauey Thomas. ROVV 82 Patricia Thompson, Marilyn Towry, Luann VVal- drop, ,loan VVarren, VVaneta Vllarren, Lou Yvheeler, Karen XVbite, Donuis VVhittaker, Adele NVinburn, Tana VVood, Sara Y a ple. Oh, my gosh Ill Awe-d Alpha Chi mein- hers l,ind:i Lusk, ,Indy Mel,ean, Trudy Samuel- son :ind Lynette Lee were slim-keil to hnd :in MG at their door :it 6 :i.rn. It turned out to he 11 joke on :i neigliboring fraternity pledge. Alpha Chi llmega Campus Leaders In AWS, Wh-o's Who, Mortar Board, SEA Equalize Sorority's Beauties In Redskin, ROTC, VR Contests Among Alpha Chi's many eampus leaders were liar- en Smith, AVVS ofheer, and Pat Ent, VVho's VVho, both of whom were tapped for Mortar Board, Nancy Page, VVho's VVho, SEA treasurer and Edueation Student eouneil seeretary, and Saundra Logsdon, band drum major. Alpha Chi beauties inelude Linda Lusk, Redskin beautyg Betty Albin, air force wing eommanderg liar- en VVhite, army honorary eadet eolonelg Tana VVood, varsity Revue, and Lynette Lee, Redskin beauty final- lSf. KAREN Smrru, President The soeial calendar was complete with formals and several house parties during the sehool year. l Alpha Chi Omega, 224 S. Monroe Street 3 l l at .6 9 6' fe .ss 57 3 Ce O o vo- , Page l93 igtlfi 'if' M Page 19+ FRAN TATE, President fx Q Bidi-gifb '. if je fb? as These members of Al- pha Delta Pi are doing one of the pleasant tasks of bolstering student spirit for one of the many pep rallies held for the Pokes through- out the year. ADPi says, Ride 'em, Cow- boys Alpha Delta Pi Members Hold Positions In Honorary Fraternities On Campus As Other Girls Serve As Leade.rs And Queen Representatives Alpha Delta Pis have many members in honorary fraternities as Well as Orange Quill and Orange and Black Quill. ADPis hold positions on the education, arts and science, and home economics student councils. Gther leaders are Jeanie Muegge, president of PEAIBI and Vice-president of VVRA, planet Foster, secretary of VVRA, and Cathy Risk secretary of PEBANI. Among a host of beauties are Carolyn Pearce, Delta Chi sweetheart, Vicki Rupe, FarmHouse sweetheart, and Carol Berger, queen of the NCAA Wrestling tour- nament, Aggie X queen and varsity cheerleader. Alpha Delta Pi, 1309 University Avenue ALPHA DELTA PI ROVV 1: Carol Berger, Myrna Brentlinger, Dee Buck, Gwen- dolyn Burke, jane Corcoran, Robin Crawford, Diane Damon, Jeanie Davis, Nancy Downs, Dianne Emhry. ROVV 2: Vivian Emhry, Judy Epperson, Elaine Felactu, Bar- bara Felkins, jacquelyn Finley, Sharon Flood, janet Foster, Judy Fowlkes, Nancy Fox, Patricia Garringer, Patricia Graff. ROVV 3: Marily Greenwood, Carolyn Gritz, Carolyn Ham, Sharon Hammonds, Ann Harriger, Ann Hawkins, Sharon Hendricks, Charita Holt, Jean Huey, Donna Hughes. ROVV 4: Linda Kimherlin, Kay Krumrei, Peggy Kutz, Sandra Lea, Fredda I.eCrone, Vicki Mannschreck, Patricia Musick, Suzan Oltmanns, Carolyn Pearce, Carolyn Pennington. RUXV 5: Ruth Pierson, Ann Pojezny, Susan Ratcliffe, Cathy Risk, Donna Risner, Judy Rix, Carolyn Rohertson, Kay Rohert- son, Nancy Roepke, Mattie Scheihing. ROVV 6: Charlene Scott, Marv Snyder Paula S aeth, ane s 1 ' rx- 1 - l p Stone, Fran 'late, Nlonica Ierrlll, Sandra Turley, Lynda Turner, 'lean VanNortwick. ROVV 7: Anne Vickers, Brenda XValker, Karen VVeaver, Linda XVhite, Mary VVilson, Carol VVood, Nlary Vlloodward, Sharon Yadon, Nina Young. Plge 195 ALPHA GAMMA RHO ROVV 1: Gene liullew, Alvin liezldles, Dale Beck, Ivan Block, Sunny Booth, ,lzxmes Bowyer, Joseph Brittun, Roy Britton, Mat- cus Brown, Merle liuss. RUVV 22 jerry Cnmpluell, James Cannon, Curtis Cline, Charles Camper, Mike lielierry, Melvin Deering, Rex Eagan, Brent Eggers, Melton life-ll, -lun Ford. RUXV 3: Kim lfurd, Craig Frzluks, Richard French, Thomas age l96 Frick, Theodore Griswold, llurlan llzimlwurger, Ladd Hudgins, Jerry Jordan, VVillium jordan, iIflVYZlI'Kl joyner. ROVV -I-I Run Kllhlf, Larry Kirk, Jerry lVIiddlehusher, David lwiller, Lane Mills, Llnyd Nlurdoek, AV11lter Orrell, Eddie Pritchett, Alton Rnlwrtsun, Nlike Rnwun. ROW' 5: jerry Schultz, klue Skinner, Ken Sperliug, YV:1lt Spears, Larry Stilichcturnls, xlzunes Stout, .luck Tucker, Curtis xXvIlllit'l', VVuyne VVz1lter, Rex Vklilmnre. Preparing for the all campus Barn dance, six AGR members spend the preceding week go- ing western in front of the Chapter house adver- tising the annual event. Having beans for lnneh again, boys? Alpha Gamma Rho Second Place In Scholarship And Outstanding Campus Leaders Show Versatility In The Members Ot Fraternal 0.rganization Pi chapter of AGR placed second in scholarship last year and presently has lS men in Alpha Zeta. Among AGR's Campus leaders are Eddie Pritehett and Loyd Biurdoek, named to VVho's VVhog Pete Frans, OSU president of Young Democrats, president of the Intereollegiate party and on the IFC judicial Com- mitteeg ,lon Ford is president of both the sophomore class and the Intercollegiate Knights. The Barn dance, the Christmas party, the Valentine party, and the Pink Rose formal are highlights of the AGR's major soeial events throughout the year. Alpha Gamma Rho, 224 S. VVashington Street JACK TUCKFR, President , x x' is gli' ni , Page l97 P a ge JEFF DALBEY, President Q E These Alpha Tau Ome- gas are spending a lit- tle of their leisure time following their evening meal by singing some of their fraternityis songs. Judging from their faces, they must be just tuning up. Alpha Tau llmega Third Ot Brotherhood ls Elected To Honorary Organizationsg Fraternity Boasts National Amateur Golf Tournament Winner During the year Alpha Tau Omega maintained a Well rounded scholastic and athletic program, as ex- emplified by over a third of the brotherhood being elected to various honorary fraternities. In athletics, Labron Harris, jr., a four-point student, Won the Na- tional Amateur golf tournament and Was congratulated by former President Eisenhower on his fine playing. Highlights of Epsilon Omicron's activities have in- cluded a pagan party, a blackfoot formal, a pajama party, an orphan party, and the installation of the new- est chapter of ATO in Edmond, Olcla., last spring. Alpha Tau Omega, 240 S. Hester Street ALPHA TAU OMEGA ROVV 1: Kirk Agon, john Bergin, Don Bowyer, Frank Fanahl, Carlyn Cruzan, Jeffrey Dalbey, Albert Daniels, james Ed- monds, Michael Felton, Ronald Gardiner. ROW 2: Ramon Gatlin, William Hall, John Howard, Thomas Howell, Thomas Jordan, Randle Krejci, David Loy, Robert Manuel, Robert Nelson, Robert Oxford. ROW' 3: james Ponder, Charles Poplinger, Larry Porter, Amen Shaheen, Fred Shapley, Glenn Shapley, Tom Shaw, jerry Sills, William Shull, Rhonald Vllhiteweck, Alvin Young. Is getting dropped really worth the eonsequenees it brings? One ATU is prolwaluly wondering this right now as a few ul the pledges are congratulating him in their own little way. Page IK - i - ra. I A ' L ,pl ,,,,,, ' - ,ij ig- ' ., ,,, . , n, 5, Q.. we nm 3' 11 , ig W , iggzzv v ,W , 3 Q ,, by gi W 1' zfil, 'Q A.L Lx ,. f 'Q 4 A , V A 4 v 3 gi 5 2 a n ...- my n ! K v ' X 3' E :, ' 'A 'W J V V. 4- . ..,,. . VVV3 In 4 E A V K , ., vs t , -2 4 f 3. A ,, A 1 E . H+ 'Q 0-T. Q 1 tllz ,..k: Q . , 1 . . I , is hm , Q ,:,A: H! f m ,V V .-', , W , , , K ! 3 y K , iq , A 1 K 5 . -2. gf h w 3 W 1 Q N1 1 W - G ,, X if X Wg? K :'- f ' vvvf i i . QQ 7 , , , F 4 if l I Y Q V 4 ..,,k V W 2, :.. '1 - ' m fb . , 4 L,:: J 5 4 f , 7 I f A .,,k V N0 one is playing foot- ball on the Beta front lawn! This, indeed, is :1 rare Occasion, but Don Strain is trying to remedy the situation by getting up a game of touch football before dinner is served. Bela Theta Pi Beta Lunchpail, Turkey Pull, Barn Dance And Spring Party Are Social Highlights On Fraternity's Calendar Of Events hlaintaining a high overall grade average, Beta Theta Pi placed second among the fraternities on cam- pus. Betas are also active in Blue Key and ODK. During 1962, the Betas placed second in the intra- mural sports race, IFC Spring Sing, and participated in the Varsity Revue. Several social events such as the homecoming barn dance, lunchpail, turkey pull and spring party highlighted the Beta calendar. Participation helped each Beta to do his part toward building a fraternity Which recognizes mutual assist- ance as the highest aim of associated effort. Beta Theta Pi, 1207 University Avenue RANDY ROARK, President ,gc 1 BBN - -mi? Page 201 Page 202 ANN JAMES, President F' U Hootie, the wise little Chi Omega mascot, has an easy life in many spotlighted positions throughout the girls' rooms. These Chi Os are looking over some of their recently collect- ed Hooties. Chi Umega Members Active In Angel Flight, Mortar Board, AWS Council Lead List Of Accomplishments, Including First ln Scholarship Scholarship took the spotlight as Chi Omega cap- tured the trophy. The best Greek booth at the Student Union fair and the freshman talent show for the fourth year in a row were other lirsts. Chi Omega boasts ten members in Angel Flight, three in hlortar Board, three ofiicers on AAVS execu- tive council, and RliDSKINlS co-editor. Queens include hiiss OSU, American Royal, two REDSKIN beauties, arts and sciences, Aggie Toastmasters, honorary Wing commander, and many others. The first Chi Omega all-school street dance started the social season, followed by other annual events. Chi Omega, 310 Monroe Street CHI ROVV 1: Jayne Adair, Sally Albin, Bonnie Allen, Terri An- derson, Judy Austin, Dee Ann Bachman, Cindy Barry, Pam Bassel, Barbara Bell, Kay Bleakney, jan Boggs, Pam Burek. ROVV 2: Paulette Burdick, Carol Butler, jan Caldwell, Mary Campbell, Carole Castle, Ruth Chamberlain, Barbara Conn, Nancy Connor, janet Cox, Beverly Crawford, Rebecca Cul- well, Sue Curtis. ROVV 3: Carole Davis, Janet Davis, Diane Dixon, Sherry Domnick, lVlary lidenluorough, Betty Field, Ann File, Sue Gal- lagher, Nanvy Gore, Marilyn Grant, Linda Grissom, Linda Gudgel. RUVV +2 Chris llamill, lN1ary llardtner, ,lane Harris, Pat llarper, Carol llartman, Linda llerron, lit-xy llersehlwerger, Tish lluston, Jeanne jacolws, Susan jaeolxs, Ann james, Nancy johnson. OMEGA ROW 5: Barbara Kimmell, Diane Kinkaid, Linda Lindsay, Sue Mahafley, Carolyn Nlanstield, Patricia lVlCClain, Joicelyn lN1cCulloh, Beth lylcliraw, Barhara Nleek, lN1arCia Nlefford, Sally Mellifee, Kathleen Miller. ROW' 6: Carol Nlitchell, Margaret Nioss, Paula Nlyers, Nancy Nash, Anita Newman, Sharon Olstad, -ludy Orbison, Beverly Palecek, Nita Porter, Virginia Potts, lN1ary Ralwhitt, Frances Reams. RUVV 7: Dana Reno, Judy Richards, 'lane Riemer, Nlarilyn Rigney, Louise Schuler, hlarva Shaklee, Pam Shockley, Donna Smith, Sue Smith, Sheryl Sonnenfeld, Kay Stephens. ROY X: Aludy Sumner, Brenda Taylor, VVaynette Tilley, Re- lweca Tomlin, Karen XValker, Georgan XVallar'c, Sharon YVar- nvr, lWarsha VVieman, janet VVilliams, Karen VVilliams, Bai'- hara VVolfinger. Page 203 .. ...,, Y J Q' Y' . l 1' Q if- 2 M f 5. A xii ,, . r se l 4 .f , Q as 1- X R 'Q 1, Q ' x M .i,, F f . 7 :gg . ff 2555 QQ-3 7 . Qi J' . ,, 1. My 'lb' 'S 1' .il I Ezl .X V ,.-' , V H AK 5' 2, - ' i 'X i i Lf Aq 3-:QM , if .W W. . ... .X A 'K iw 'ii I . Q ff' if!! :M z 5? 'Ka Q aiflflfifmrlnflmz niiririaafmanao C , 5 .. .Q fr A eg- uc 1 H if ' f ifiN39'3nf'.--ffMs , V, D Q C. s. ,Z 2 gi 1 Three Delta Chis enjoy the monthly playmate in Playboy magazine. As a matter of fact, the Delta Chis enjoy Play- lmy so much that they use the magazine as xi nzirnesake for one of their formal dances Delia Chi Group Receives Top Honors By Winning Homecoming Awards For Original Float, Grand Champion, Sweepstakes Decoration Delta Chi received top honors for house decorations during the 1962 homecoming celebration. In addition to Winning grand champion for its house decorations and first place for originality in Hoats, Delta Chi also won the sweepstakes trophy. Scholarship was impor- tant too, as they finished seventh of 22 fraternities. The men of Delta Chi also enjoyed such social func- tions as house parties and their annual playboy formal sponsored by Playboy magazine. April brought the White carnation formal, which is celebrated by all Delta Chi fraternity chapters across the nation. Delta Chi, 703 University Avenue Bon cilLl,SON, President Page 205 Page 206 BETH NAM., President f 5 ff i I. ' ia' D ' . The girls of the newly established colony of Delta Delta Delta are enjoying the warmth and friendship of the Christmas spirit at their first Christmas party as Tri Delt pledges on A 0Sl s campus. r w Delta Delta Delta Newest Sorority Addition To University Greek Organizations Marks Its Beginning With November 14 Formal Pledging Delta Delta Delta became the newest sorority on the OSU campus with the formal pledging of its first pledge class on Nov. ll, 1962. Among the sorority's Campus leaders are Joyce Blax- Well, treasurer of lNIortar Board, Whols Who, and see- retary of the senior class, and Beth Nall, Student Sen- ate. Diary Caldwell was president of Beta Upsilon Sigma and vice-president of Dorm A. Tri Delta beauties were Kola Clements, Agronomy club queeng Beth Nall, Phi Tau Sigma queen, and Gwen Bloulton, Lambda Chi Alpha crescent girl. Tri Delts take a lesson in the history of their sorority. DELTA DELTA DELTA ROW 1: Nancy Anderson, Karen Bias, -lanis Brooks, Mary' Caldwell, Kola Clements, -Iudy Cloud, Nancy Collins, Diari- anne Cooley. RUXV 2: Suzanne Cozinc, lflaine Dernpsey, Karen Dodd Nancy Edwards, Jacqueline Elcy, Kathryn Gilmore, Sue Gran lscr, Judith Mm'C'lain. ROVV 3: jean NTCC'ulley, Donna lN1clClroy, Kathy Mcillasson, v Sara Nicflregor, Billie Nlatthews, Linda Milllle, kloyce Max- well, Susan lNIontgomc-ry. RUVV +I Gwen Moulton, lieth Nall, Donna Nordstrom, Susan Reno, Susan Richardson, Kay Roberts, Renita Rockctt, Linda 'l'hurman. ROXV if Nancy 'l'urncr, Nora TVvlls, Donita YVilliams, Nancy VVilson, Nancy XVolf, Sharon Young, Connie Zoldoske. P age 207 On any sunny afternoon it is a sure bet that many Delta Tau Deltas can he found relaxing on the patio of their house. After living out for a semester, the Deltas enjoy their com- fortzilile neu home. 5 Delta Tau Delta Top Contenders In Scholarship And intramural Sports Stress Participation In All Phases Of Campus Activities, Social life Stressing participation in all phases of university life, the men of Delta Tau Delta take part in all areas of intramural sports, and are always top contenders in scholarship. Delts boast members in top honoraries such as Blue Key, Intercollegiate Knights, Lassos and Lariats, O'C0!l6gl.l!iI editorial staff, honor military or- ganizations, Student Senate, Who's Who, and most undergraduate professional societies. Social activities include at least one chapter party each month. The Bundle party, the riverbottom party, and the orchid formal are some of the functions. Delta Tau Delta, 1306 University Avenue DELTA TAU DELTA ROVV 1: Richard Allen, Richard Brand, Jerry Uhaney, Keith Colwell, Theodore Dittman, Mike Fenton, Roland Floyd, Rob- ert Fowler, Robert Francis, XVilliarn Garrett. ROVV 2: David Gibson, Robert Gibson, Nlark Gilbert, Charles Green, jay Green, John Gruber, Floyd Hartcr, Richard Hollis, Phillip Holloway, Richard Hoyle. ROW' 3: Robert lmle, Donald johndrow, James johnson, XVil- liam Johnson, VVilliam Kidwell, VVilliam Lee, John Lewis, Dennis Lnukinbill, Larry l,uman, Sylvester Maier. ROVV 4: Dennis lWCl7cely, blichael Nleycr, james Nliller, ,lon Bloor:-, YVilliam Oden, Thnmas Pettegrew, llarold Riley, Ron- ald Scbimmul, Richard Sbavcy, ,lack Snoddy. ROWV 5: David Staeheli, Larry Tabor, Clary Thorne, Tom Thorne, Gary Toussaint, Richard Trantman, jerry Tucker, John XVightman, Gale YVilkerson, John VVilkes, Hardy XVil- liams. Page 209 . K, , flht A little to the right, says one Delta Iipsilon incmher to 'xn- otl wr as he helps him add the finishing touvlnw to their I apter house with the Delta l'psilon plaque. 210 DELTA UPSILON ROVV I: Clinton Allmon, Rodney Uallison, Virgil Carter, Her- man Clopton, Richard Crowe, john Cunningham, VVilliam Davis, Kenneth Dorrell, james Filip, Stanley Foltz. ROVV 2: Jack Griffin, Dick llardin, Toby Hoover, Roy House, John Jamison, Kenneth Klos, Sam Lewis, John McCabe, Rich- ard Nletscher, Donald My'ers. RUXV 3: John Owen, Boh Ruvkcr, Ronald Rylander, Nlike Smith, Rohr-rt Stafford, Louie Stevens, Robert Summera, David VV:1gm-r, George Yvatkins, C'linton XVhitnc-y. linthusiastic members of the Delta Upsilon fra- ternity show their school spirit hy displaying this sign in front of their newly acquired house. They are only part of many 0-State hackers. Delta Unsilnn 'Delta Upsilon In Everything And Every DU In Someth-ing,' Motto Finds Chapter Increasing With New House Purchase In less than three years since its installation as the Slst chapter of the oldest continuously operating na- tional social fraternity, the men of Delta lipsilon have taken a major step in the Continued growth of their Chapter with the purchasing of larger and much im- proved housing. Delta lpsilon won the all-campus Spring Sing for the second year in a row and fulfilled the motto: HDel- ta Upsilon in everything and every Delta U in some- thingfl The social calendar finds the addition of a spring formal along with initiation and house parties. Delta Upsilon, 311 S. Hester Street Kicx NETH Donkerr, President 1 Page Zl l Nrx, 'S Rexx just ll little more on this side and I'll hurn it on the other side, these DZS and their dates seem to he saying as they watch their din- ner sizzle over the coals at a fall wiener roast :lt the DZ house. Delta Zeta Sorority And Individual Activities Make Up Outstanding Year For Honors For Members In Greek, Campus Organizations Both sorority and individual activities highlight the year for the women of Delta Zeta. Gaye l'etre, Student association secretary-treasurer, Nlortar Board and VVho's VVho, is one of the many ae- tive Delta Zetas. Other campus leaders are Nelda Carter, edueation student eouneil presidentg Sharron Palmeter, SVAB program eoordinatorg Klonaray Stan- iill, Angel Flight otlieerg Kristi Brown, RICIDSKIN beautyg and Blargaret VValta, Varsity Revue girl. Soeials include the New Yorker party, Christmas party, and the annual rose formal as the highlights. Delta Zeta, 224 S. Jefferson Street Ni DELTA ZETA ROVV 1: Sara Antlersnn, Kristi Brown, Lintla Burley, Barbara Butler, Beverley Butler, Nancy Carter, Nelcla Carter, Sue Flex'- erdon, Ronda Cooper. RUVV 2: Patty C'nrdcr, Charlene Duff, Nlarsha Edclins, Dwayla Finch, Elaine Furcl, Joe Frank, Vicki George, Mary Goble, Barlmara Grelwing. RUVV 3: clllllfllblft' llefner, hlary lluag, Anna Ilnpson, Kath- leen Howell, clllfltlyll Kendrick, Donna I.emun, Vieki Lester, Katherine Lnve, Dnris Main. ROVV 4: jane Martin, Loretta McClain, Pat McCord, Nancy N1cGilvray, Niary Miller, Sharon Muir, Neclra Niehola, Shar- ron Palmeter, Ruth Penning. ROW' 5: Gaye Petre, Pamela Phillips, Carnl Raney, XVannla Rohr, Phyllis Smith, Suzanne Smith, liarluara Sumter, Monaray Stantill, Judy Stump. RUVV 6: Paulee Tankersley, Diane Tllnrnpsnn, Alive YL-rN:my, Nlargaret VValtz1, Judith VVarcl, lilizalweth lVergin, Tnrnrnye VVilkersnn, Nlary VVilsrrn, Paclclie VVoltf. Page 213 FARM HOUSE ROW 1: Benny Baker, Bill Barclay, Joe Berry, Clark Brazil, Merrill Burruss, Billy Clay, Eldon Cox, Cecil Davidson. ROW 2: Joe Dunn, Robert Dzur, Aubrey Francis, Kenneth Frank, Gary Gerloif, Samuel Hall, Douglas Herring, Bryce Hodgden. ROW 3: William Hornhuckle, Jakie Jones, VVilliam Kolar, David Kirkpatrick, John Kirkpatrick, Louis Lane, Dennis Page 214 Lebeda, Thomas Loafmann. ROW 4: Gary Majors, Karlson Mannschreck, Lyman McDon- ald, Auburn Mitchell, Charles Nelson, Gary Pope, Terry Pope, Frank Polach. ROVV 5: Ralph Roddy, Dick Schiltz, Kenneth Schneeberger, John Seiber, Milo Shedeck, jerry Sims, Kenneth Kims, Willard Sodowsky, Richard Tarpey. ...ff f As the last warm days of summer are about over, live Farm House members are leaving the books in the back- ground and taking oft for an afternoon of ski- ing and swimming at Lake Carl Blackwell. Farm House Membership Of Top United States Fraternity In Scholarship Includes Who's Who, Blue Key, Campus Organization Leaders The Oklahoma chapter of Farml-louse was rated as the top fraternity in the llnited States in scholar- ship forthe l96l-62 sehool term. Members are also busy in Campus activities. Bob Dzur, Dennis Lebeda, and Thomas Loafmann were named to Who's Who. Other men hold important ofhees in Blue Key, ODK, Sigma Tau, ASAE, Pre- Vet elub and Delta Sigma Alpha. Lebeda received the St. Pat Salute award and Ken Sims is the Veterinary medicine senator. Soeial activities ineluded a 'iFlintstone Fling, hay- rides, and the elimaxing Sunburst Rose formal. Farm House, 424- N. Washington Street . V.-.. . ,... ix K ,WE Z' it--v DENNIS LEBEDA, President 'H as l J .. Xxx Page 215 As Greek week rolls around at the Gamma Page 216 JULIE VVHERRY, President fi 65 Q Jews r an .5 exam T' QQ. if 0 tstifsfly' 44 s.-T. .h ! ' Phi Beta house, the members are busy with all the important last- minute preparations that have to be perfect for the open house and tea scheduled soon. Gamma Phi Beta New Chapter House Residents Capture Many Achievements With Enthusiastic Participation In Campus, Sorority Events The past year has been one of achievement and en- thusiasm for the Gamma Phis. As residents of a new chapter house, they have actively participated in cam- pus events, receiving trophies in homecoming and the freshman talent shovv. In the beauty spotlight were Rena lhiurphy, Redskin beauty Finalist, Marlene Taylor, Phi Kappa Tau dreamgirl, hlary White and Diana Hood Won lead- ing roles in the spring musical, HBye Bye Birdie. Special events held were the style show, dads day, the annual 'KFiesta'l and the Pink Carnation formal. Gamma Phi Beta, 1405 West Third Street GAMMA PHI BETA ROVV 1: Bonnie Bagwell, Sheila Bellamy, Sheila Bilyeu, Judy Blazer, Czirnlyn lilumhnf, lg2lI'lNll'1l lioerstler, Donna liutturrls, NSIIIVA' lirzxteher, Nlziry lirmvn, l,:1reec':1 fairpenter. RUVV 2: Ann Cslrver, Mary CZl5llllj', hlncquline Czinetty, Kzxrun Clizirripirsri, Mary Clixlpiiizxii, wlucly Chula, Sunni Cutter, Kzircn Crvwell, llillllll C'raiwfurtl, Shirley Curtis. ROW' 3: Dru Daltmi, llzmnzi lhllllzip, l':1trit'i:1 lilgin, Nllflllll' lilmt-r, l4vvv1'Iy listes, cil'I'1llCllllL' l t-rgtisziii, Alulizi Fisliur, l'Ii:ll:1 lfullcr, clllffllll Gzirtfm, livallyn Urillritli. RUNV 4-: Kathy llziml, .l1lllt'K llairclvr, Diana! llruul, lu Aim lluglica, liIll'l3I1l'il Ivy, Virginian hlunes, Mellmzi kltlfllllllv liliifzllwx-t'i juyee, Pzlulzi Ketclien, Sandra Krristzig. ROVV 5: Slmrrrn Lumlw, Dnnnzt I,Cl1lTlIlll, Szirzi Lunsforrl, Vickie Blzixwell, lifll NlCl5lllllCl, Ilene lNlmn'e, Dixie Moratielcl, Lintlzi Mme, RL-lm Murphy, Mziry Neale. ROW' 6: l,vNIlIl AAlil'I'lllIlCl6l', Barrie Ogden, Ruth Osborn, Rubin PIIYIIU, -luclie Pezirwn, l-Sernzitlctte Piiiiun, Surah Reclwine, Shirley Recd, xlutly Rirkzircl, Slitiruu Russ. ROW' 7: cllll'I Yl Szinclc-rs, Cliristinc Sflllllilll, 'Iucly Shriver. Patti Smlcrstrmn, Lucille Stover, C'1lrulyu Stump, julie xAll1L'l'I'j', lNf1IlI'g.f1ll'l'I xXVlIl'I'I'Yv Mziry Xxlllifkx clIllllL'l'lIlQ' Vilieiiecke, Ann V-'rn'lcjx. 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ZQEXASQAM H - - . -f21A:fiAisifAf , K K :: 1f'1'QV': -fc : , Mi f A ' ' Q' A42,f:.w A , - A Nz Q 1 P ,, I A R ' A - -, sz- Q2 , , J li? ., 3 1 2 , ' ' su A459 Zi A KF: 593.5 4- ' ,Al A J' air: I' K'Dixie, the mascot of Kappa Alpha, sure leads il hard lite for ll dog. liven though she is the renter of attraction, she is wondering just what these three men expect her to do with this Con- federate Hag. Kappa Alpha Kappa Alpha Rose Is Crowning Highlight Of Annual Dixie Ballg Other Events Include Pigalle, Pajama And Western Parties Throughout the year the men of Kappa Alpha order sponsor such events as the western party, Pigalle, Christmas formal, pajama party, and the Dixie ball which is highlighted by the crowning of the Kappa Alpha Rose. Although the social calendar is full, scho- larship is stressed, with many members in Sigma Tau, Alpha Kappa Psi, Pi Tau Sigma and other honoraries. The USU chapter of KA won the Sylvanus G. Felix award for most outstanding chapter in 1962. The men of Beta Xi are proud of this honor and strive to main- tain the high standards indicated by this award. Kappa Alpha, 308 South Hester Street U!! ELDON PENUIQRGAST, President J 4 Page 219 Page 220 KATHY SAVAGE, President 5 .13 sr' fs .qifi 'il' Wg. .ge ' Question: VVhieh Theta will make the A ? One lonely girl simply will not he tempted away from studies when some of her sisters man- age to find some extra time in the ever-busy day for a game of bridge. Kappa Alpha Theta Organization Presidents, Senators, Mortar Board Members, Angel Flight Girls, National Commander Fill Greek Chapter Tapped for hlortar Board were Toni Acosta, Kay Davies, Nancy Lewis, Suzanne Stotts and Kathy Sav- age. Other campus leaders include Carol .lo Brien, AWS presidentg Julie Creveling, VVRA presidentg Tonya Noel and Wanda Gray, Panhellenic and sophomore senators, and Toni Aeosta, Panhellenic president. Nine Thetas were in Angel Flight, with Janice Braden as national commander. Thetas also had many campus beauties. With the Halloween party, Christmas stocking party, Twin Star formal, and annual Spring Kite party, the Theta social calendar was full of entertainment. Kappa Alpha Theta, 1323 University Avenue KAPPA ALPHA THETA ROVV 1: Toni Aeosta, xleanie Addington, Mary Appell, Bar- hara Armstrong, Virginia liaeon, Janice Hales, Katherine Bart- lett, jane Bassett, janiee lieltz, Karen liolinger, Dianne Boss, .ludy Bradbury. RONV 2: -Ianiee Braden, Patrieia Hraley, Carol lirien, Suzanne Brown, jody Bueko, Carol Burton, Toni liyler, Sally Cason, jamie Cavin, Patrieia Chaufty, Pamela C'hiles, lillen Cole. RUXV 3: Kae Collvins, -lan Vreveling, julie Creveling, Vynthia Davis, Ginger Davis, Lynda Davis, ,Indy DeLozier, Kay lindorf, Gay lfollens, Mona Fronkier, Darla Gardner, Susan Geis. RUVV -lt VVanda Gray, Cathy Green, Margaret llaley, Sylvia llall, Suzanne llarder, liarlyara llartley, Martha llert, Nlary llt-rt, Ann Hightill, flinette llightower, Ann llolrnes, Jana johnson. ROVV 5: Jane Knippa, Virginia I.el oree, jodyann Lambeth, Nancy Lewis, DeeAnne lVleAulay, fheryl Meflure, Linda Mefulluugh, Teresa MeC'ullough, Lois MeManemin, Pam Miller, Sharon lyiills. ROXV 6: Sheryl Nlontgoniery, Nlary Morrison, Tonya Noel, Sally Noyes, Uarole Ogilvie, -lan Ogilvie, Ruth Olsen, Kristen Ultmann, Mary Parrott, Annette Pellow, 'Indy Polk. RUXV 7: Cretehen Pratt, Pat Rensehler, Ruth Rice, Karen Rider, Marsha Rose, Mary Rutherford, Cheryl Sanders, Susan Sanders, Elaine Saulsherry, Kathy Savage, ,loan Simon. RUNV 8: Diane Smith, l't-ggy' Smith, Virginia Sneed, Susan Spealunan, Sheryl Stiee, Dorothy Stntts, Lynda Surguy, liunny Van Valkenhurgh, Marilyn lVessels, Nlaney XVinsloyy, Kathy NVinte rs. P age 22 KAPPA DELTA RUXV 1: l,ynn Anderson, Linda Baker, Ruth Baker, Gayle liarnes, Ann Bevelhymer, jane Breckenridge, Sally Buvk, Kathy liutterlield, Ann fhism, Susan Cline. ROXV Z: I,incla Collins, Dana Cowan, llelen Curtis, Shirley Dickerson, Susan Dolan, Linda Drake, Nlarilyn Duekett, Portia Dneket, Peggy Dunsmoor, Diane Durham. RUVV 3: Nlary Grimes, Barlwara llall, Mary llancock, Sara llaner, Ann llazlett, Linda Heagy, Dianne llenclerson, Ellen llesson, llelen Hope, Glenda llowl. RUVV 4: Judy Kays, Phyllis King, Elise blames, Phyllis Kien- len, Sylvia Langston, Linda Lanphere, Susan l.awrenee, Sandra Page 222 I.elN1onnier, I.incla Lindsay, Sylvia Lohmeyer. ROW' 5: Glenelyn Long, Sharon Nlccomher, Rita McAlister, DeAnn Meflure, Sharon lNlCComher, Pat Nleggs, Vivian Nlickle, l,inmla Morrow, Nlarleen Nloulden, lemme Olson. ROVV 6: Cheryl Paul, Sharon Penoi, Carolyn Peters, Sharon Pinkston, lVlary Rickard, Sharon Roady, Ruth Rogers, Suzie Sehmiclt, llelen Set-ly, Thelia Sewell. ROW' 7: Carol Stephens, Barbara Stollings, Maryln Strong, ,lane 'I'inclall, Nlary Tipton, Linda Tollefsen, Barliara VVhat- ley, Donnette VVhite, Diane VVilliams, Pamela VVilliams, Patsy Vllilliarns. The Kappa Delta libra- ry becomes the center of quiet-time activity in the h m 'h members fuse W en settle down to study, write letters, or simply take time out from the hectic hours of the day to relax for a moment. Kappa Delta Members In Campus Activities, Offices Show Individualismp Group Achievements Show Working Of Sorority As A Whole The all-sports trophy, student council memberships in three colleges, presidencies of three home economics organizations, three memberships in Angel Flight, and two REW chairmanships were claimed by Kappa Del- ta. In campus activities, Sylvia Norton was elected to the board of publications, Ann Chism won the Home Economics Danforth award, Sandra Lehlonnier served as treasurer of YWCA. KD beauties are Dean- na King, veterinary medicine queen, Alpha Kappa Psi sweetheart and busines queen finalist, Sandra LeMon- nier and Sylvia Lohmeyer, dairy princess finalist. Kappa Delta, 220 Cleveland Street W' ,S if 3 Y? 1 JEANIE PETERS, President ' ix Page 223 Page 22-l Kappa LINDA PRICE, President - 0- in v Y . .. 5' 5?i'fWK1Kll9a-1i1Q , !,Q' A 711 vp.. Does anyone have any nails? These girls of Kappa Kapap Gamma once more recover their key which some frater- nity pledge class had borrowed. llowever, the key wouldn't turn the lock in the front door. Kappa Gamma Four Mortar Board Members, Eight In Angel Flight Group, Various Organization Officers, Beauties Make Greek Chapter Outstanding Kappa leaders include Linda Price, Emily Horton, lylary Cabe, and hiyrna Messettger, hlortar Board, Patti Bounds, Theta Sigma Phi presi- dent and Varsity Revue chairman, Gretchen Lehlas- ter, president of G-Statersg and Gloria VVright, Stu- dent lfnion fair chairman. There are eight Angel Flight members, including one national and three local otiieers. Kappa queens are Sharon Raines, business, judy Gray, Miss Varsity Revue, Deanna VVhetsell, RIQDSKIN beauty, Tanya Loueks, Caryl Johnston, and Jo Lynn Cowling, engineering elub queens. Kappa Kappa Gamma, 1123 University Avenue I I l I t KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA RUVV lr Janet Alwoussie, Sherry Allen, Cynthia Barker, Doro- thy Bash, Judy Blackburn, Ruth Blackstock, Rose Blake, Judie liloomquist, Kris Hretz, Beverly Brown. ROW 2: Mary Calwe, Carrie Callahan, Ruth Fockrell, Connie Courtner, Jo Lynn Cowling, Gay Crowder, Alice Fudd, Marcia Davis, llelen Delhotal, Georgianna Drummond. RUVV 3: lidith liarl, Diane lirhert, Donna Evans, Kathryn French, Judith Ford, Cookie Good, Geri Gray, Judy Gray, Marnie Gray, Christy Griffin. RUVV 4-1 Joanne Griflin, Sylvia Ilarris, Judith Hendrickson, Darlene llesser, Melinda llier, Jean llighfill, Emily llortou, C'aryl Johnston, I.ajuana Jones, Nlarian Jones. ROVV 5: Susan Jones, Chris Kelamis, Carol Killian, Sherry Lacy, Kathryn I.eese, Gretchen LeMaster, Sallie I,elWaster, Tanya Loucks, Mary Mzirtili, Karen Niathews, Roberta Martin. RUVV 6: Melanie May, Pamela Means, Kay McKay, Gayle Nleixner, Lynn Mitchell, Nancy Morehouse, Nlarilyn Moore, Pollyann Parsons, Georgann Peeler, Dee Ann Perrin, Suzanne Persson. ROVV 7: Lou Phillips, Ruth Pool, Patricia Pierson, Linda Price, Sharon Raines, Pamela Rahill, Uarol Ralston, Susie Scarborough, Carolyn Sehilt, Anna Sehramme, lN1arilyn Smith. ROVV X: Sharon Smith, llelen Speegle, Linda Stotler, Shirley Tate, Sandra Tliomas, Ginger Tracy, Deanna VVhetsell, Ruth- anna XVhite, Mareie NViIlis, Janet VVilson, Gloria YVright. IJ age 225 ZS ff, ., an VA 'I 'il fa . K 6 Y? -Q., 'K E f ww: ii km 2,3 Lv f 44 R? ff N1 1 aw 1 we , Q ' 52? shy ,J L 'FJ' N 5 X . Q ff 'V E: , n Z U Q ya 2 J- v gr 'Q' .. Av' W 5 5 A in X , k .mf WM I I out , 5 Q gs, a IQ' 'P H .. '? if . ,,., . gf? 55 . aaa iz. , wr, Q 'af x 'Q 1 Fw 5 -ex A ---: H dfvff . j J . ' ur' 'lx m ,:1,. at 7 A A a I A wi -iQ, a I at 5132312422asfaa3'ff?t'Tf:jlig: as - tg ' - mf- Seated in front of the mosaic crest, members of Kappa Sigma are en- grossed in the show ill the Comfort of their tele- vision room during the afternoon. Many Kappa Sigs spend their leisure hours there. Kappa Sigma Scholastic Achievement Above The National All-Men's Average Thirteenth Consecutive Year Gives Fraternity Recognition Kappa Sigma Won first place for the best float in the homecoming competition for the third year. Among the many major campus offices held by Kap- pa Sigs are business senator, IFC senator, president of the junior class, president of IFC, and chairman of the IFC judicial committee. Scholastically, Gamma Psi chapter was recognized by the national organization as being above the all- men's average for the thirteenth year in a row. Finishing third in intramural sports, the Kappa Sigs stayed in the running to the last event. Kappa Sigma, 1401 University Avenue ff 3 ,f'A WESLEY MORRISON, President 'DW xxx, .gf'3W i3?... l' 5' ' ,V ' af ug s'- f' 'L 0 ' 'ssl C, 1' - ' it Y, QI., ' 5 '4-. 1 ,f. j K P434 nfl' Z N .QW Page 227 +R-Ja , t ,, 1 35, sa? W Page 228 V 1 Mi 5 gb as Y Room: VVHBB, President '- Zi A g1,V.,.'0 ,,,.---4, As the new school year rolls around, these Lamhtla Chis are not only faced with the problem of moving into their new house, but they are also having to move out items left by the Pi Phis. Lambda Chi Alpha Oldest Social Fraternity On This Campus Boasts Of Move Into New Chapter House And Winning Of Greek Week Trophy Founded in l9l7, Lambda Chi Alpha, oldest social fraternity on this campus, boasts a new look. This look has come about since the Lambda Chis moved into their new house at 923 Lniversity Avenue at the be- ginning of this school year. Lambda Chi campus leaders include Roger VVebb, IFC secretaryg Larry Bletcalf, Government Week di- rector, and lim Teter, student entertainers president. Lambda Chi boast many varsity athletes as Well as a Winning intramural sports team. They are also proud of their much coveted Greek week trophy award. Lambda Chi Alpha, 923 West University Avenue fl m. I Q 'FC V 'ii'- r 52? fi ffm-' in Q. . lg. '36- ...Wx 'W K 1- s if P :a . X L-E+ N Y K ' www it 4 , 5 5' S' A sk, A . ix 9 s 25' , 5'- if A fs -1 6 v s rr 5 -mi' f 1' K QW , 4, T.. ALA 13: W 'f y . i 1 an , s, nit: 11 .Q f ifwggif A f Sl Q , 1, ,f ' C K -Jif' l f,- 2-'A ' if L 3' Y 3 1 l 1 L H :-L Q 45, K X ' Q , K 3 I .,. ., V' I X ,K ww ibb ' ,ww ' ' L W' ,L 'E ,ie If qc, S Q ll ,1 A- 'Z L .A I: . Q' M' l 1 f -if 1' M ... Q '- ---' - l . R -' 4 5 5 .A . Q Q f Q X, is in if sf ii!! -ll, PHI DELTA THETA ROVV 1: Boyd Barclay, Raymond Bays, llouston Bradley, james Brogdon, Thomas Bryant, Price Campbell, Bill Clemons, Roger Coffey. ROVV 2: Clinton Dodge, Philip Duncan, Dallas Ferguson, Paul Fossett, Jimmy Gallimore, Rolwert Green, Gerry Grimes, ,lolin Guinn. RUXV 3: Russell llarliaugh, Steve llestlmeek, Jim llromas, lynn llolvlierlein, ll4lX'f1II'il llusron, Dave lngrzlm, David Irwin, liolw -lones. Page 230 ROVV 4: Richard Knox, Howard Mefiowen, Dale McPheron, jeffrey Mellin, Steven Nioyers, john Nlurrow, Lewis Newhauer, James Orbison. ROVV 5: Henry Paulezi, Roherr Painton, Steanson Parks, James Phillips, Carlos Pieraldi, Rnhert Rosseth, Tazwell Rowland, Rem Slattery, Clharles Smith. ROW' 6: David St. Flair, Stanley Stoner, Jerry Sylvester, james Thomas, Ronnie 'Ilurner, xllllTll'S VVaggerin:in, James hXYK'l1Fl', llugh NVilson, Roger VVilson. Listening to the newly- won stereo, these Phi Delts are looking for- ward to many hours of good musie and fun. Pledges and members all took part in this eontest and are pleased with the results. Phi Delta Theta Well-Rounded Social Program With Miami Triad, Half-Formal, Gangster Party, Outline Part Of Fraternity's Varied Functions llhi Delta 'l'heta's soeial program is well rounded, with funetions such as the Gangster party, Halt'-For mal, Xliami Triad, Christmas party, and spring formal. The first prize for most beautiful lloat was again pre- sented at the homecoming festivities this year. As for campus-Wide leadership, the l'hi Delts eon- tinuously maintain men in key positions: Rem Slattery, IFC treasurerg Bruee lrwin, engineering senator, Riin- SIQIN Congratulates and Blue lieyg lim Brogdon, Arts and Seienees Student eouneil presidentg Steve Myers, Blue Key, and jerry Sylvester, IRC president. Phi Delta Theta, 901 l'nivt-rsity Aventis ' Page 232 JAM ES DANIEL, President a 'lW i 'x 41, 45.514 HVVho said this Ber- grass wouldnlt muda grow in our front lawn! These Phi Gams appear to he in the process of harvest- ing their yard, hut they are actually getting ready for the annual Fiji Island party. Phi Gamma Delta Fijis Are Officially Installed At OSU After Eighteen Months, Marking The Shortest Colony Period In Fraternity's History Un Nov. IO, 1962, Phi Gamma Delta at OSU was otlicially installed. Attending the installation were the executive secretary, assistant executive secretary, past and present section chiefs and many alumni. This marked the end of an eighteen-month colonization pe- riod, which is the shortest colony period in the frater- nity's history. A broadened scholarship and intramural sports pro- gram, along with participation in campus activities, helped to establish the 'fFijis on the OSL' campus. The island party highlights social activities. Phi Gamma Delta, 1224 VV. lfniversity Avenue ' i Q- fit me ef' L ?iil CWNA DELTA 'W ' 6 PHI GAMMA DELTA RUVV 1: blames Boyer, Vaughn Bryan, Richard Cornish, Ben- nie Cravatt, Michael Crocker, james Daniel, Harry Denson, Rex Donley, Dale Durfee. ROVV 2: Edwin Eaves, Darrell Fry, john Gallagher, jim Gearhart, Martin Glasser, Loren llaggard, Max Hampton, Nlelvyn llenry, John Lanier. RUVV 3: Russell Lawson, Jim Lewallen, Dan Nlcfarty, Bruce Moodie, Fred Mostrom, Richard Perkins, Robert Persson, jerry Robinson, VVilliam Ross. RUVV 4: john Sanger, Rex Stith, VVilliam Thomas, Vernon 'l'horntun, john Tway, Tom VVatson, Edward Vllheeler, Robert VViIIian1s, lirnest Young, These two Phi Gam pledges have found that the easiest way to clean 11 fireplace is to first put on new logs, then to fully sweep up only the ashes visible to the members. K .I FL Page 233 PHI KAPPA TAU ROW 1: John Aude, Larry Bohannon, Don Brown, Tom Bruner, Al Bohannon, Robert Burnett, Richard Carllson, Gene Clztflin, James Cooper, Owen Cotton. ROW 2: Scott Cutter, VVilliam Deas, Bob Duggins, Douglas Elgin, William Emerson, Howard Gamble, VVilliam Gibbons, Roger Gird, Gary Grimshaw, Ron Grother. ROW 3: Mark Grubbs, Pat Guthrie, Kent llicks, Dennis Page 234 Kale, joe Lansden, Ken Lawton, Les Matthies, Tom McFee- ters, Robert Meylink, Kent Perkins. ROW 4: James Plummer, Joe Plummer, James Rahe, VVilliam Raleigh, Phillip Romero, Philip SanAngelo, Phillip Sheridan, Daniel Templeton, Philip Templeton, Donald Thayer. ROVV 5: Herkley Trussell, Neal XKYIIIIFOSSHU, Ray VValker, Jerry Wall, Kent VVashburn, John Watson, jack Yankee, Gerry Witt, John Young. . Q-N. QV , ' ,.3jz',QQ3y- .f f ., X ,, as -it-xp. 3. , V if -iii 5 9 I f . av. Q ef 3 --fs. 1 F as , l S Tu These three men of Phi Kappa Tau pause for ai moment at the entrance of the newly' Finished fraternity house. This is the day they have all been waiting tor. The new chapter house is Hnally completed, Phi Kappa Moving In November Into Their Newly-Built Chapter House Is Featured First In Memories Of These Fraternity Men Since Phi Kappa Tau came onto the OST' campus in lf?-l-9, its men have worked together in a eooperative spirit that has resulted in the new house which they occupied early in November. Phi Tau is proud of its active alumni, too. Such men as the domain chief of a four-state area and a national field secretary are included among them. Social events include a Dogpatch Stomp and Stardust formal, as well as the Riverboat Rendezvous, which is the highlight of the year. Other activities inelude intra- mural sports and several house parties. l'hi Kappa Tau, 1203 NVest Third Street Tau AI. BOIIANNON, President .- slain 'ff .ea is per iq 3,1 afl'K'pef' fi s 43,,1gi3' age 235 xi ,ti it 5, ks, s Page 236 A1.v1N VVi'r'rRoeK, President ' we A2 tggj ' YI Mrs. Nadine Bodine, Phi Kappa Theta host- ess, is always ready when her hoys need to discuss plans for a re- ception, ideas for the house, or just have an old-fashioned conversa- tion about anything. Phi Kappa Theta Only Social Fraternity In Nation Designed For Catholic Men Plans For Construction Of Its New House In Near Future Phi Kappa Theta fraternity Was founded on the OSU campus in l937 and is the only national social fraternity for Catholic men. Phi Kaps are currently working on the plans for a new house to be erected in the near future. The Phi Kaps also participate in intramural sports, homecoming, Spring Sing, and vari- ous other campus organizations. The Woodchopper's ball, the Starlight formal, the PJ Twist, and monthly house parties, plus various get- togethers With the Phi liaps of OU, complete the social life of the Phi Kappa Thetas here at OSP. Phi Kappa Theta, 306 S. Jefferson Street PHI KAPPA THETA ROVV 1: Jim liuswell, Gary Carpenter, David Cooper, Francis Dill, Dennis Harrington, Thomas Lambert. RUVV 2: Carl Masehino, john Miller, Michael McShea, Thomas Mneggenherg, John Otten, Matt Schaefer. ROVV 3: Charles Schwarz, Patrick Slices, jean Smasal, Kim Stonaker, Philip Svymlmersky, Norman VVarminski, Alvin YVitt- roek. Hlioy, they must have emptied this machine today! This pledge of Phi Kappa Theta is beginning to believe that this pop machine will never he filled. Page 237 PIB ROW' l: Sue Adams, Sue Adamson, Diane Agar, Joan Ander- son, Linda Atchinson, Terri Atchinson, Connie Beasley, Nikki Bentley, Betty Berry, CaMary Berry, Toni Biard. ROVV 2: Rebecca Blackstock, Barbara Bolton, Mary Brower, Clladeen Burris, Jeri Butler, Linda Carnes, Diane Carruth, Carolyn Coley, Jeanie Cooper, Catherine Corbin, Jeanne Cov- ington. ROVV 3: Suzanne Crawford, Jerlyn Davis, Gerri Evans, Johnel Ferguson, Judith Finn, Barbara Gabriel, Mary Gage, Susan Gardner, Susan Garretaon, Lois Gearheard, Carole Grant. RUVV 4: Norma Gray, Sharon Gray, Patsy Uril'l'in, Sharon llannon, Becky Hart, Linda llassler, Ann Hill, Lora llill, Linda lloefer, Barbara llopkins, Janet llopkins. 1 age 238 ETA PHI ROVV 5: Faye Ingle, Ann Jeffrey, Janice Johnson, Judith Jones, hlarcy Jones, Anne Larason, Bobby Lasater, Jan Le- master, Sue Marlow, Judith Martin, Marsha Martin. ROVV 6: Lynda lVIcFarlane, Carol Nliller, Marilyn Nlobley, Evelyn Moran, Sue Nall, Linda Packard, Lynda Park, Janet Post, Lereta Rainwater, hlerry llayman, Linda Richardson, Courtney Risner. RUVV 7: Sharon Russell, Petrina Russo, Jane Sadberry, Nora Saporito, Shirley Sattertield, Carol Scott, Linda Service, Gail Severe, Jan Shaw, Mary Smith, Sandra Spaulding, Sharon Stevens. ROVV 83 Shirley Swinney, Trudy Symes, Janet Terrill, Sharon Terry, l'na Thurston, Brenda Turner, Kay VValker, Lynda VVard, Margaret VVells, Nancy VVilson, Sharon VVyant, Lynn Yelton. 'l'lic Balfour cup award presented :innually tn the uutstzmding Pi Phi vlizipter in the llllfillll, nas XVUII lay the OSI' ctlizlpter of Pi Hem Phi :it its iizitiruizil conven- tiuii, huld Inst summer in Vvlwillllgfwll, D. C. Pi Beta Phi School Year Opens ln New Home For Greek Women Holding Balfour Cup Award For Recognition Of Chapter Achievements Clklahonia Beta Chapter began thc school year hi a ncxv hfniic at 324-Cflcvclundastrecn :XnnnggthcleaderSurc Brcndu'furncr,gXnnc Larn- mnn and lan johnyny wluixven:tappcd for hlonnr Board. Aim Larasou was co-editor of thc Daily O'Col- legimz and four Pi Phis were named to Phi Kappa Phi. Cither leaders nrctxvo VarMty checr1eaders,JLuiyxloncs and Jeanie Chxupcrgcightfkngel Phightrneniberg and hlary Snihly prcwdcntcmfijrange and Black CQUHI Sochd ncdvidcsxvcresparkcd by house pnrdcs and n Cdirhtnins party ivhich higldightcd thc year Pi Beta Phi, 324 Cla-vclancl Street , an wwf: l . sq . I ,N Wm X 'x v rw., ,VW Nui' BAkis,xR,x fiABRIlil., President Page 239 Page 240 DON IIAGER, President 4A.e,,- , . . ii K 2 Q 'J at 1 i .:r-st 'Wi lf., af I ' L .Q 7 1 These members of the Pi Kappa Alpha pledge class can hardly Com- plain abont having to sand the Hretruck. The Gamma Phi Betas are helping to get the fire- truck ready for a hrand new paint job. Pi Kappa Alpha District Scholarship Award From National, House Expansion To Meet Growing Needs Are Top Events For This Chapter Scholastic improvement and house expansion high- lighted the l962-63 school year. Gamma Chi chapter received the district scholarship award from national by placing fourth in the fraternity scholastic ratings. Because of the Pikes' rapid growth, the chapter house Was enlarged this summer to accommodate eighty men. Gamma Chils Well-rounded program includes grow- ing emphasis on scholarship, campus activities, and ath- letics. Along with monthly house parties, the social calendar includes the all-campus Shipwreck ball, the Shield and Diamond formal, and the Dream Girl formal. 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Sigma Alpha Epsilon Brotherhood Set By Chapter Through Homecoming Decoration, Varsity Revue Skit, Chapter And Individual Accomplishments By working together on such projects as a massive homecoming house decoration, a Varsity Revue skit, and other chapter activities, the men of Oklahoma lhlu enjoyed the purpose of their fraternityebrotherhood. Individually, a student senator, REDSKIN editor, var- sity athletes, and officers of many campus organizations can be found among the men of SAE. Not neglecting their social activity, the SAES spiced their calendar with parties such as a November New Year's Eve party and a pajama party, capping the year in the spring With the beautiful Plantation ball. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 1308 VVest Third Street TOM VVILLIAMS, President Page 243 Page 244 'iHey! You guys dig deeper than that or this ivy will never grow. Of course it is always easier to give advice without a shovel in your hand, think the two Sig- ma Chi workers. High Ideals Through Honesty And Brotherhood Are Symbolized RILEY VVII,i.mMsoN, President 'M Val Zi Pi nv-4 '32 H A-mg A, By The White Cross Of Membership In Campus Fraternity Holding the highest ideals in their minds at all times, the men of Sigma Chi preserve honesty and brotherhood, which is emblematic of the ivhite Cross. Sigma Chi entered such events as intramural sports and were active in campus organizations. The social calendar is full of such events as the Christmas dance, Congo party, Harlem ball and lhfliami Triad. Derby day, a unique event, involving all the girls' living groups on campus, was once again a huge success. The highlight of the year was the Sweetheart dance, which brought Sigma Chi's social season to a close. Sigma Chi, 1101 University Avenue t 4 Q P' fa EE: ,. ,Q fg VM K ? 758 5 ,M X :W - 1 CM v A, ., 3? fw fm gg: 1? if x W E ' ., my Q' 65' Ei Y A 'w. M ' ws? WF? W an 4:- if K gg N f K' . si X ,f , 'Q 10 M , 'fi -- G: 2 K :vl Z Q 1 Y ? fm Sf g was S ,. 4 g , we , '- 16- 'bv .17 4, . 'Wh W fi- rm. 3262 if if fl ff W gf W y Xgf 1 N , Sv, It is a lwlue day for the watchful ues of Sigma Nils since their old neighbors, the l'i Phis, have moved. Now on those sunny afternoons when all studies are done eyes turn to the front sidewalk. Sigma Nu All-Campus Frontier Ball, Organization Officers Are Examples Of Combination Of Activities For Well-Rounded Individuals Since a connbinatnon of activines contribute toivard producing a well-rounded individual, the men of Sigma Nu participate in all phases of campus life. Social funcnons uuiude hdornud house parneg the VVhne Star and XNU1ue Ilose fornaalg and the highlightcufthe social calendar, the Frontier ball. Signia flu placed fnkh in the scholamic Handing during the spring of l96Z. The president ofthe fresh- naan class the president of doe Btwiness Student coun- eih and ofheers of various other canipus organizathnis are just a fexv of the active Signaa Plus Sigma Nu, 913 University Avenue 1 .-,.,.. ,. .ts . , Tom MAsoN, President Page 247 Page 2-l8 PAUL FERNALD, President These Sigma Phi Epsi- lon members are reliv- ing their past intramu- ral laurels through their scrapbook. The all- sports trophy directly in front of them was won in last year's intramu- ral program. Sigma Phi Epsilon Annual Social Events, Outstanding Intramural Program, Varsity Sports Participation Bring Prestige To Fraternity Sigma Phi Epsilon won first place in the intramural sports program with its sights set on winning the all- sports trophy for the seeond straight year. Sig Eps also excell in the Varsity sports department. Varsity football players include Bob Adcock, Tom Ward, Larry Queen, Pete Payne, and Edwin Thomas. In addition to these are four men on the Varsity base- ball squad ancl Big 8 tennis champions, Neil Seidle and Will Stansberry. The Bowery Brawl and the Girl of the Golden Heart formal highlight the social events during the year. Sigma Phi Epsilon, 32-l Monroe Street SIGMA PHI EPSILON RUVV 1: Tim Armstrong, joe Bailey, Richard Boyd, Dale Briggs, jerry Buckles, Charles Bnssert, VVilliam Cathey, Mich- ael Chase, VValter Chase, Gary C'lark. ROVV 2: Dale Cotham, Clinton Cowen, Eddie Crockett, llow- ard Crain, Lanny Day, john Deming, Bill Dieker, Charles Dunbar, Louis Earlabangh, Martin lfichelberger. RUVV 3: james Elder, Charles English, Paul Fernald, Robert Iflaa, Robert Gamble, David llartfelder, David llartig, David llange, Robert Iiayne, Don llensley. RUVV 42 Kenneth Hines, Bob llodam, Garv johnson, VVill- more Kendall, Michael Lankford, joe Leake, Byron Lehmheck, Gary Lewis, joe Lockrie, Larry List. ROVV 5: Chuck Marshall, jerry MeAlister, james McClain, Max lN1cC'lain, Harold Niclilraft, Robert hlorgan, Dan Me- Gregor, Phil Myles, Robert G. Nelson, Robert Kent Nelson. ROVV 6: Fred Olenberger, Nolan Padgett, Nelson Parker, Pete Pavne, Edwin Pierse, Charles Scott, Neal Seidle, Terry Semple, james Shock, Larry Simpson, jerry Slack. RUVV 7: Richard Stephenson, jack Stone, Edwin Thomas, Robert Todd, VVilliam VVehner, Terri' XVest, VValter VVhite, john VVilkins, Tom VVisener, john VVyant, George Young. P age TAU KAPPA EPSILON ROVV 1: james Babb, Billy Bailey, Raymond Benton, Bob Brown, John Bryant, Jarvis Bull, Richard Carlton, jacques Chambers. ROVV 2: John Cochenour, Mike Criswell, Gary Cross, DeVVitt Davis, George Dickinson, Stephen Dill, Earl Hain, Robert Haulenbeek. ROVV 3: Gary Heath, David llensley, Billy llixon, Habib Page 250 Hizem, Don Hubbard, Charles Johnston, joe Johnson, james McConnell. ROVV +1 Carl Monk, Don Norman, Steve Penick, Richard Pokrass, VVilliam Reeves, Rodney Replogle, Roger Schneider, jon Seely. ROVV 5: Gary Sheridan, Winston Shindell, Leslie Shillings, Robert Smith, Bob Sorrells, Charles Thompson, Jerry Thomas. ,. 4- 9 if., 1 ai, , ff' L 1 '- :'a37 'ff ' - .V !n.i.j -W, i 5 vp, ff ,-- .. :M , 4. I cfs? . Riding' high on their hright red tire-truck ' seven Tekes and Bran- dy, their mascot, eagerly anticipate the first home foothzill gurne when the Chapter hell will ring out for Z1 Chiwlioy vic- tory. 'f 5'f'f5aTJ, Tau Kappa Epsilon French Cabaret, Red Carnation Ball, House Parties Balance Scholarship Improvement To Represent Campus Organization The men of Tau Kappa Epsilon participated in in- tramural sports and are represented in many campus organizations. The social year includes several house parties and the annual French Cabaret, which is held every fall. ln the spring semester the Tlilifs hold their annual Red Carnation ball, at which the chapter sweetheart is chosen. Last year Beta Gamma placed sixth in scholarship among fraternities on the campus. This proved to be the top scholastic improvement for fraternities. Tau Kappa Epsilon, 221 S. Lincoln Street 5 -lonx BRYANT, President syqazgz ' 7-'X J- an Q I . Page 251 Page 252 LeRoy Smith, center, na- tional field secretary for Theta Chi fraternity, receives the VIP treat- ment from two OSU Theta Chis as they dis- cuss chapter activities represented in their scrapbook. Theta Chi Third Annual Go To HelI Festivities Start Social Season For Group Which Aids Community With Its Help Others Week The chapter house Was invaded this year by gouls and goblins as the Theta Chis started their social whirl with the third annual i'Go To Hell party. Theta Chi social season features the Carnation ball, Where they crown their dream girl, and hold an annual spring costume party with different themes each year. Also, Theta Chis hold house parties every two Weeks. During their Help Others Week they constructed recreational equipment for StillWater's school for men- tally retarded children. Theta Chis feel that No man stands as tall as one who stops to aid a child. Dwxcur O'DELI., President Theta Chi, 713 University Avenue 1' .- HGYS, xg- -JI K if-Q22 THETA CHI ROW 1: Aaron Boland, Kenneth Bradford, David Chapman, Leslie Davidson, Eugene Downs, David Fisher, VVilliam Franco, Stuart Glnckman. RUVV 2: Robert Hunter, Xvilliam LaForge, Robert Leland, Richard Newman, Dwight Odell, Roy Phillips, George Pinehes, Arthur Porter. RUYV 3: Terry Rollins, Edwin Sain, Charles Shelton, Rolvert Tone, Richard Van Horne, Richard Xvilliams, Kenneth XVil- liamson, Alan VVimpey. Look, there's ll letter here for me, too! exclaim a few Theta This as they make their daily Cheek of the mail box. lt looks like they found that special letter. Page 253 ZETA TAU ROW' 1: Judy Adams, Patricia Akin, l.inda Alexander, Mary Alexander, Karen Barnes, Helen Bradford, Ann Buchanan Dixie Carson, Sue Chandler. ROVV 2: Karen Cleary, Judy Cornels, Cheryl Davis, Dettinger, Sally' Ellison, Carolyn lippler, Donna Farris Guthrie, Diane llall. RUVV 3: Julia llellman, Betty Howard, Mario llettick lluteheson, jane Jeffrey, Marilyn johnson, Claudia Beverly Keck, liarlene Kelly. ROVV 4: Edith l,aForge, Diana l,oei'l'ler, Patsy Loefller Page 25+ Holly , Mary , Mary Jones, , lyla ry y ALPHA Lowry, Sharon Manees, Donna Martin, Linda McCollum, Cheryl Miller, lylary Miskovsky. ROVV 5: Donna Montgomery, Barbara Moore, Brenda Moore, Kathryn Munger, Mary Peeper, Deanna Powell, Bertie Prather, -lan Puckett, l,inda Robertson. RUVV 6: Carol Rohinson, Dana Robinson, Martha Rodgers, Merle Roe, Roberta Roush, Lynne Sauls, janet Saville, Sharon Saye, Barbara Sechrist. RUVV 7: Betty Sewell, Sharon Smith, Carol Sparks, Beverly Spradlin, Jeanette Swan, Karen Wall, Carol VVeaverling, Mary VVilliarns, Marcia Young, Karen Zaroor. Practicing the rule of being a helpful neigh- bor, the Z'I'As assist one of the new neighhor's cars, ll Lambda Chi, from the Zeta lot to the proper parking space hy their house across the street. Zeta Tau Alpha Spring Sing And Homecoming Winners Are Active In Many Honorary Campus Organizations Besides Boasting Ot Beauties Zeta'12n1fklpha.placed hrstin Spring Sing conipetr tunr filmmthe Zeta Hoatxvon Hrstin honaeconinug Zeta beauties for the year included Anna Aniann, Xfardty Ilevue ghlg Brenda h1oore,l edskin Hnalktg and Cfheryl h1iHer, HnalBt for veterinary rnedicine queen. Zetas are active in many honorary campus organiza- nons. fa few'leaders are Judy Cfornelg treasurer of Panhellenicg Mary Williams and Judy Cornels, mem- bers of Clovernnientxveek execunve board, and rknn Buchanan,thdegateto honn:econonncsstudentsenate Zeta Tau Alpha, 1001 Vniversity Avenue LXNDA AI,EXANDER, President fah?'Qi.s,:f ,, 'ip .24 6 Zlgf!!X'li 5 i. Libs' igsglis Page 255 The straining of those not-to-often-used muscles can almost be heard over cheers from the Greek VVeek crowd watching a fraternity tug-of-war and a sorority bicycle-built-for-two race. ,fu H80 e stern faves of the wrestlers and the ctoaieli, typities e intense pressure in the Oklahomn l'11ivt-rsitv-OSI, teh between tht- top tuo wrestling teams in the nation. liln- linppenings on thc lmnsltetbaill court would lizirilly lie determined by the vnryiiig expressions on the into l these rather intrigued members of the USI' ban d. 4 T 3!!5!I!EE-7-' P iii i , 4 ::.........----fs N 'V , y ew -'---N-..... --'Tl A Q xg ' :...-,.-- , :-..1 ' T f A Q. - ' in 1:4 ROPHIES won by Oklahoma E State athletes this year and 'ww'-0 in the past now gleam in glass eases and stand as reminders that Cowboy teams and individuals have a great deal to be proud of. The trophies bring to mind thril- ing stories of last-minute hnishes and exciting moments in every sport, but in the highest sense they live on as a tribute to the eoaehes who spent long hours training, encouraging, worry- ing, and to the boys who worked hard and rose to fight their way to the top. ' e 4-411 le 1 lll be KUIIIPILIL Nlilllllll ll pn e Im' Il! 1X1 tc c TK ILZ Illvlllllt' 5 1 I ,D .. 1 1-3-eu-1 bl ,,., as Q 4 4 , 1 f I s J sg, sg , f , 'R just W Q 1 A X 1 ' 2 ? , 1 , I is m V , Jsa Kim ,favs Errsnx ri Swrgxru xcex ROBERT Moiuusox Athleii Athletic Cabinet's Administration Of Athletic Affairs Helps Sports Program Capture All-Sports Trophy Oklahoma State is the holder ot the 1961 and the 1962 Big Ifight all-sports trophy largely because ot the caretul planning ot the athletic cabinet, the director of athletics, and the coaches. A sports program has been developed at OSL' which is second to none in balance. The all-sports trophy is but one example, however. Several ot USL s athletic teams have finished in the upper division of conference standings, some have been Big lfight ehampions and some have achieved the posi- tion ot NCAA champions. ln addition, several of the individual athletes have been singled out for national awards for outstanding performances in their sports. The cabinet, which is composed ot eight members of the Oklahoma State faculty, cooperates with the coaches, the athletes, and the tans in setting up the blueprint tor the administering of athletic affairs. Thus, is produced for OSLY one ot the finest athletic programs in the nation. J. I,. Saxnr-:RSON c Cabinet IIFNRY Im Ronrcru' lvl.-xnnox R.xNn,xI.r, joNr2s WW EY' as were X K 1 K 'fix . ' H mf' , 4 11.1 N 1- f ,rx - 1, V, gait- ,M 1 ters , rf' ' M' :V :Jil Kia ., , af' 51. st 'jg 'Sg r , i -o r , , 1 N . Q 'fl 1' ,AA Q f Q. - ,fi Lmxrs More Gtr-tvs BR.Yl'Clll-IR Gm' Dovxerr, J, Agqmugw Iltnrpy IJ a ge C1.nfF SPIZEGLH Head Football Coach , 'ia N 'few ,fits-4 ' mag: y -J 4451 ' 255575 z f1'5???? ' USU Coaching Staff 'lihe USU Coaching staff has shown during past years that they ean pnt together one ot the finest athletic programs in the nation. The present staff has a total of 110 years at OSU. 1n those years they have xvon 1370, lost -lo-l and tiecl 23 gamcsg they have had eight NCAA championship teams, several rnnner-up teams and one bowl vietory. They have turned out -16 all-Americans and numerous national champions in incliviclnal events. Since 1960, when OSU joined the Big Iiight in full foree, they have won the all-sports trophy both years and have xvon Big liight championships in golf, tennis, baseball anml wrestling. if 4 A .I 54' I -Q Y , 1 JACK BAKER SAM AUBREY I.r:i,ANo KEN1ml,r, Assistant Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach Assistant Football Uoach Page 262 5 l -3 I Tom' Giuciaxe GLEN TRE,xmv,xY Baseball C'oaeh Assistant Football Coach Doksm' Gmsox Assistant Football Coach JIM SPAVITAI, sistant Footlm ll Cozivh fs! +4 ,KJ M-sf This pzlekecl stzulium witnessed one of the ye11r's major upsets. The scorelwoartl tells the 9514.-A story of what is to come as State nizlintzlins its lead :igziinst Army. vb X l L Bvkos Bum Head Trainer l,AnlmN ll.XRRIS Cloll' C':1:u'li SAMMY ISAUGI1 IIARRY l3UififiNc'1'oN Freshman Football foacli Assistant Footlmll Couch an R Q' 3 Mxkox Ronmzlcx R.Xl,l'H Iliczrrlxs XVrestling :ind Tennis Cozlvli Track clf1llCl'l is Page 263 ifaa A 3 v 2 , ' 1 M N V -,Q 4 he J r se? FRONT ROVV: Don Brewington, Rick Buck, Leland Slack, John Ed Gardner, Bob Adcock, Tommy Jackson, Jerry Runyan, Billy Parent, Billy York, Rodney Replogle. ROVV 2: Bill Leming, Tommy VVard, Kirk Breed, Don Derrick, Mike Upton, Rex Russell, Mike Miller, Bill McFarland, james Harris, Jim Leake. ROVV 3: Bob Harrison, jim Van Zant, Jack Jacobson, Don Karns, Jerry Hammond, Larry Queen, Don Lyon, Larry XVatson, Bob Howard, jim Sellers. ROVV 4: jim Council, Mu- tual Bryant, Randy Rudisell, Marcus Hendricks, Bill Tillett, jim Nelson, Lewis Borders, George Thomas, Derrell Powell, ..- 'M 1 f 95' Mens 16 A -5 it a 1 A Bennie Cravatt, Pete Payne. ROVV 5: Billy Moore, Odie Dol- lins,, Lynn Chadwick, Nlickey Forrester, David Brown, Roddy Cutsinger, Mike Simmons, Wardell Hollis, David VVhitfield, Stanley Foltz, ,lim Carriger, Edwin Thomas. ROVV 6: Mike Hope, Phil Fruge, Assistant Coach Olen Treadway, Assistant Coach Dorsey Gibson, Assistant Coach Leland Kendall, Assist- ant Coach Jim Spavital, Assistant Coach Harry Buflington, Trainer Byron Bird, Head Coach Cliff Speegle, Assistant Coach jack Baker, George Tesar. Finishing with what may be termed a somewhat dismal season, the Oklahoma State Cowboys have a lot to look forward to next year. The prospects are good for the Cowpokes to finish better than their -l-6 overall season record and their sixth place 2-5 conference rating. Only nine men from the first two teams were lost through graduation and many of the top hands will be returning, The Big lCight's leading passer, lllike lkliller, will be back. Also, newly hired football Coach Phil Cutchin appears to be a fine selection to succeed former Coach Cliff Speegle and he should be a tremendous asset to the capabilities of OSC next year. Despite the season's outcome, the 1962 football season had many highlights associated with it. Before the opener against Arkansas, over 5,000 students assembled to ive the Pokes one of the lar est g g pep rallies in the history of Oklahoma State. The Cowboys' victory over Army, the best team in the east, stunned the college football world and left the OSU campus in a happy state. Over 3,500 people were on hand at Stillwater airport to greet the victorious Cowpokes when they returned from VVest Point. Tommy jackson and Bob Adcock received honors from their team- mates following the end of the season. jackson was chosen Statels most valuable player, and Adcoek was elected the teamls captain. Page 26+ Victory At West Point Highlights Season OKLAHOMA STATE 7 . . . ARKANSAS 34 Riding on the arms of quarterbacks Billy lloore and Billy Grey, Arkansas university opened its season right by defeating the Cowpokes at Little Rock. Billy Kloore led the Razorback attack by firing two touchdown passes and running for another touchdown. Sophomore Billy Grey also demonstrated his passing skills by hurl- ing two more touchdown passes. Out of live touch- downs scored by Arkansas, four of thetn were via the air route. Fumbles and mechanical errors were a major factor in the game's outcome. O-Stateis lone touchdown came after a 65-yard drive sparked by the hard running of Don Derrick and the passing of Klike llliller. OKLAHOMA STATE 17 . . . TULSA 7 The Cowboys gained their first victory of the year at Tulsa to even their record at l-l. Tulsa recovered an OSU fumble early in the game, and cashed in on the break by scoring the game's first score. -lohn Simmons scored Tulsa's lone touchdown by making a tremendous catch in the end zone. illike Upton started things off for the Cowpokes by intercepting a pass and running it back to the Tulsa 29- yard line. Don Derrick plowed over for the score a few plays later. Statels next score came on a 32-yard lieldgoal by Dave Hannah. The gamels final score came from sophomore fullback George Thomas in the fourth quarter. This Colorado lineman is demonstrating one of the finer techniques of tackling as he catches Mike Miller behind the line for one of Coloradds few setbacks against OSU. Sophomore halfliack Vllardell llollis drives for a few hard earned yards against the tough Kansas line. The -Iayhawk line was a key factor in their come-from-behind victory. TUWUUIB 'W - W . sw-md' i fri. ,i 1962 FOOTBALL RECORD OSU Arkansas . OSU Tulsa . OSU Colorado . OSU Klissouri . OSU Kam iszts USL' Iowa State OSU Army . OSL' Neb i':i ska . OSL' Kansas State OSL' Oklaho ttiz 1 l,Von -l, Lost 6 ittc ..--.nn-.. -- 2 Iv if . K ,- ,W s Q final z , L 5 'i A A. K ' , -Q ' E' .L ,Evil W , F T ,Ei fYIf'S, ' 'V ' L ' T: 1,1 aaa-i,+f 1 622- f ,f f ws' After completing a successful pass pattern against Kansas, Cowboy end Don Brewington breaks into the clear and goes high into the air after the hall. FOOTBALL OKLAHOMA STATE 36 . . . COLORADO 16 The Buffaloes from Colorado were no match for thc fired-up Cowboys as OSU rolled to a rather easy llig Eight victory in Stillwater. The fact that it was home- coming at Oklahoma State made the victory more pleasing to the jubilant crowd in Lewis stadium. Statels Dave Hannah started the scoring with a 32-yard field goal. Colorado then gained its only lead of the day on a pass interception and run-back of 47 yards. The Cowboys came storming back, however, and 5 scored on a 60-yard pass play to Don Karns. Quarterback llike lkliller threw for two touchdowns and Don Derrick scored two touchdowns to I A lead the O-State attack. Derrick also had an 85-yard run nullified by an 5 ' ' . . . . . . OB mock off-side penalty. rl here were many individual stand-outs in the game, but KIRK BREED the Cowboys, victory must surely be credited to the tremendous three-team DUN BRFWINCTON effort given by the Pokes. MUTUAL BRYANT BENNIE CRAvAT'r Ronny CUTSIINGPR D 'R I age 266 Bob Adcock, State's hard- running fullback, takes a handoff from Miller in the Nlissouri game and plows his way for several yards against their tough goal- line defense. The Pokes scored on the next play to climax their only suc- cessful touchdown d r i ve. OKLAHOMA STATE 6 . . . IVHSSOURI 23 The Blis- souri Tigers simply overpowered the Oklahoma State Cowboys at Columbia. Along with the help of some very devastating blocking by the Tiger forwards, blis- souri halfbacks john Roland and Bill Tobin made a shambles of the OSU defense. State experienced an- other one of its first half letdowns in losing its second game of the season. In the deciding first half, the Cow- boys could not seem to execute the fundamentals of football correctly, especially the fundamental of tackling. All was not bleak for the Cowboys, however. O- State came back after the halftime break and played on an even basis with the team that was the pre-season pick to win the Big Eight conference. Oklahoma State's lone touchdown came in the second half on a 1-I--yard pass to YVardell Hollis. Certainly the team's fight and determination in the second half could deserve nothing but commendation. OKLAHOMA STATE 17 . . . KANSAS 36 Unveiling a new passing attack, the Cowboys jumped off to a quick first quarter lead of l-l-0 before a sparse crowd in Stillwater. The O-Staters took the opening kickoff and drove 62 yards in six plays to start the game off right. The payoff play in that series came on a 15-yard pass from quarterback lklike llliller to end Don Brew- ington. Statefs second score of the quarter came when lyfarcus Hendricks hauled in a Nfiller pass and raced 63 yards for the score. OSU's only other score came in the second quarter when kicking specialist Dave Han- nah boomed a 43-yard fieldgoal. The halftime intermission proved fatal for State, however, as Kansas scored 29 of its points in the second half while holding the Cowboys scoreless during that period. In the dreary second half, jayhawker Gale Sayers set a conference rushing record against the O- Staters. ox Dmuuck joHN En Gaknxek JERRY Hfxivtmoxo DAVE PIANNAH QM, . Page 26x OSI' speedster Billy Parent breaks through the Kansas forward wall for a sizable gain. Cowboy linemen Mike Upton and Marc Hendricks provide the key blocks in opening the gaping hole while VVardell Hollis' fake adds to the play's success. FOOTBALL OKLAHOMA STATE 7 . . . IOWA STATE 34 Before a crowd braving cold weather in Stillwater, the Cow- boys lost their third straight Big Eight conference game. The shellacking resulted from several errors. The Cy- clones' all-American candidate, Dave Hoppnian, ran wild and had little trouble on his end sweeps. Tom Vaughn also had a field day runnirg through the O- State line. These backs made more than just the weather dismal for the OSU fans. State quarterback Alike llliller was again the only potent part of the Oklahoma State offense. The Cow- pokes' lone touchdown came on a 45-yard pass from Hliller to Bill lXIcFarland. Nliller dropped back behind good blocking and hurled the ball to Rlclfarland, who was running straight down the sideline. He caught the ball going full-speed and went into the end zone with- out being touched. OKLAHOMA STATE 12 . . ARMY 7 At lVest Point, New York, the Cowboys won what was perhaps their biggest prestige victory in the past 15 years. The Pokes, riding a three-game losing streak, made the trip as 20- point underdogs. VVhat was supposed to be the number one rated team in the East, fell hard from its rating before a very bewildered capacity crowd. Army started the scoring on a long run early in the ball game, but State fought back and scored on the first play of the second, quarter. OSU's llike Kliller fired a 24-yard pass to Nlutual Bryant for the counter. Cowboy Tommy Jackson then began his outstanding defensive performance by intercepting two passes. His first interception set up OSU's second score after a 30- yard runback, and his second one halted Army's last- ininute scoring drive. VVardell Hollis scored OSU's second tally. NTARCUS Hiaxoizicics VVARDELL Horus Bois Howsko Toivnvn' jxcitsow l ige 268 5 i B11.1. Mc Oklahoma State's special defensive unit Charges hard to stop Iowa State ace Dave lloppman's attempt of an end sweep hefore it can actually get started. OKLAHOMA STATE 0 . . . NEBRASKA 14 A rainsoaked crowd in Lincoln saw O-State's Cowboys lose a heartbreaking decision to the very highly regarded Nebraska Cornhuskers. VVith the help of some key breaks and the running of Bill Thornton and Dennis Claridge, Nebraska scored two quick touchdowns in the first quarter. After that it was a hard-fought, defensive football game, with neither team being able to cross the goal- line. Three tremendous goalline stands kept the Cornhuskers from scoring during the rest of the game. The Poke defensive crews stopped drives on the five, three, and 19-yard lines. OKLAHOMA STATE 30 . . . KANSAS STATE 6 Oklahoma Statels Cowboys downed hapless Kansas State before one of the smallest crowds i11 K-State's history. Crowd or no crowd, the Pokes unleashed a very co11vi11ci11g ground game against the outmanned VVildcats. O-State, which usually emphasizes passing instead of running, was led by Bill lXIcFarlandls 93-yard rushing effort. The first time State got its hands on the ball, it scored in only three plays, with Bob Adcock smashing the final 15 yards for the touchdown. George Thomas aided the OSU cause by scoring two more touchdowns. A lineman picked off a deflected O-State pass to score K-State-'s only touchdown. FARLANIJ Mime M1LLeR 1311.11 PARENT aw? Jai-, 1 LARRY QUEEN Romsey REP1.oGLe JERRY RUNYAN Page 269 '22 Page 270 Riax Russsri. jnvr SEI.l,IiRS Liiiaxxo SIACK ,wc an 'V' Cowboy guard Leland Slack provides the protection as quarterback Mike Miller completes another pass during State's lone touchdown drive against Oklahoma. FOOTBALL OKLAHOMA STATE 6 . . . OKLAHOMA 34 The Oklahoma Sooners completed the tough Big Eight schedule undefeated by trouncing the Cowboys before a capacity crowd at Lewis stadium in Stillwater. The Orange Bowl-bound Sooners' victory was larger than expected, mainly because of the relentless running of fullback -lim Grisham and halfback -loe Don Looney. Big Red quarterback Klonte Deere also had a fine day both running and passing. Oklahoma State experienced another one of its unfortunate slumps during the hrst half. The Cowboys did come back from the halftime break with blood in their eyes, however, and the fired-up Pokes matched the Sooners' touchdown output during the second half. But, the football game had already been lost despite Oklahoma State's brilliant second-half effort. State quarterback llike lliller sparked the only touchdown drive with his passing, wrapping up the scoring drive by throwing to Don lirewington in the end Zone. EDXVIN Ti-iomas Mike I'P'roN Tom VVARn .l Aif' f , me ,, A X 2 4 5 Young Team's Success Nets Honor For lha 1962-63 BASKETBALL RECORD CD51 CD51 C781 CD51 C751 C751 CD51 1981 C751 C381 CD51 CD51 C351 C751 C751 C751 CD51 CD51 C551 CD51 C351 1751 CD51 1151 CD51 H3 115 411 110 US 47 111 111 419 44 54 44 N1 S1 S5 -,D 54 54 54 51 411 48 54 65 48 11:11-11111-5111111111115 5111111211111 . 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Coaeh llenry lha found that he would have to make up a team of sophomores, with only a few npperelassmen, sneh as Don l,insenm5er, .lames Cooper and lvan Uviley, to haek it np. lint as the sea- son got underway, the sophomores took honors in win- ning OSl. s first fire games. The season's opener with llardin-Simmons was a good start, with sophomore Ciene -Iohnson eontrolling the opening tipoll. The rest ot the team took over from there by hitting fmllai pereent from the field. It was the third highest seore in Cowboy history, with sophomore .Iames King leading the paek with 22 points. 'lihe Klontana Grizzlies were the next foes of O-State in Gallagher hall. XVirh an iee-cold hallgfame inelnding several errors, the Cowboys downed them, 67-47. Ar- kansas, a visitor from the Southwest eonferenee, was the next to he dumped in overtime hy the mighty Pokes from Stillwater. The Pokes then traveled deep into the Sonthwest eonferenee territory to meet the eonferenee leader, iliexas. rlllll' U-Staters grahhed eight straight points in the final period, then went into their famed delay game to defeat the rangy l,oiwghorns, 119455. Oklahoma State's team eontinned running hot on the road trip when it downed a fired-np New Klexieo State team, KJS-ol. However, Texas xXvQ'5fl'I'l1, with former Stillwater high sehool star, ,lim Barnes, handed the fowhoys their lirst defeat. During the Christmas holidays. the Cowboys traveled to l,ong lieaeh, California, tor the l,ong Beach invita- tional tonrnament and handed l,on1f lieaeh college and .- z- l the Drake linlldogs defeats to win lirst plaee in the tournament. 'lihen the Cowboys were on their way to Kansas City for the pre-season liig lfight tournament, where they defeated the Lvniversity of Oklahoma in the opener. Kansas State kept the team from winning another lirst Hlion CONN!-iIICI.Il kl,KMliS COUPIQR -lox Gkiciiw ig , 22? ??i' i 2 , is :fi Page 272 JR ll Wkwvxsefl Y I 3 W' ,, K Og,- , ' , .af g f:-, -3 .. . ff .V 1 A I K If VI I . K, . - . - ' f iff, til- i ' 1 9 51. ' A KF. . 1 ' Ezfg'j'g'2 ' 5 L -vi. 237372 V . ' iii Y ' f g if. we. 11 liiiiifgl ' FRONT ROVV: Gary Moore, Gary llassmann, assistant Doyle Parraek, llead Coach llenry lha, assistant and freshman Coach Sam Atihrey, xlalnes King, Pitt lN1eGehec:. ROW' 2: Paul Lalirue, Larry llawk, Curtis XVaters, -larnea Cooper, llugh prize hy defeating OSL' in the semifinals. The l'olces went on to talce thirml place hy downing lowa State. llvith injuries, Clary llassnian annl Don l,lHSQ'Il1Ilyl'I' ont with the Cowboys opened regular liig liighr season play against the Iowa State Cyclones. OSP took rhi- leacl late in tht- lirst halt anml heltl it the retnaintler of the ganie, mleteating the Cyclones, -l-l--ll. The Cowboys hlistered the Missouri Tigers, Sl-56, in an exhibition of shooting and rehonntling with Pokes hitting 54- percent from the lloor. Alanies Cooper hit a career high of 29 points against the Tigers. ln the first ganie of the Ubetl' lam sericsf' the Polces stomped the Sooners, Sl-62, with l,arry Hawk setting a new scoring record of 32 points. He aclmletl the last two points with only Sl seconds left in the game. Kansas State then mleteateal the Cowhoys for the see- onnl time, a 57-53 win reeoruleil in the last niinnte of the game. rllllk' Cowboys' lneli seernetl to rnn ont when they lwnky llxwit Gulf Vlonxsox lxmiis Kim: A K ' Q vm ti X W K wi ' . , v , ROVV 31' Don Linsenmeyer, Phil llaller, .lon Green, Ge johnson, Max Shuck, Pepper Mcfallon, lvan YViley. 1 lllllk'fw lung, U-State forward, puts in a two-point jump shot in a Big liight win over the Misisouri Tiuerx Coontielcl Tommy' Doyle student assistant Larry Rentfro. ne Page 2 i l 4 'age 274 BASKETBALL trayeled to Klissouri that same week. They were de- feated by the Tigers, 58-34. XVith Gallagher hall packed with enthusiastfc stu- dents, the second place Cowboys took on conference leader Colorado. At halftime the Cowboys led by two points and were never caught, although the issue was in doubt until the final gun. lsing the famous stall offense, OSL' won, 52-40. The Cowboys then took to the road to post road vic- tories oyer lowa State by a score of 34-50 and Kansas by a score of 34-53. Oklahoma State's Cowboys were the sole owners of ference lead at stake, the Cowboys play host first place in the Big Ifight conference race at this point in the season. :X close home court victory over upstart Nebraska set the stage for the Cowboys, invasion of Colorado at Boulder. The Buffs were slow in starting their smooth offensive attack, but managed to build a first half lead which they never relinquished to the nervous Cowpokes. Wvhen the final gun sounded, OSC found itself on the short end of a 40-40 score. Although dropped to third place by the defeat, the Cowboys were still in strong title contention until two nights later when they lost a heartbreaker to the Nebraska Cornhuskers. VVith not only this one game, but the Big S con- to the Colorad-i Buffa- loes 1n Gallagher hall. 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Il quick pin, 1963 WRESTLING RECORD USI' . 2-I Uklalimnzl . . 6 OSI' . 26 Nlankato State . 0 OSI' . I5 Iowa . . . . O OSI' . 20 CJIQIZIIIOIIIZI . . . 17 OSL' . I8 folorzulo State . . I8 OSI' . 32 ISZIIISZIS Stzltc . S USI' . Z6 Colm-:lilo State Iv. S OSI' . Z2 xRvK'SI'U1'l1 Stzttc . . 3 OSL' . 18 Ilfilll ..... S OSI' . . 2-I Stzltc Coll. ut lmxzl fm USI' . 21 LIUIOYZIKIO . . 9 Wvon ll, l,c1st O, 'Ilic-nl I USIV . 17 Illinois . II 0 Big lfiglit LI0I1IAR'l'i'llL'P fliznnpimis T ROXV: Dennis Dutsvli, Mark fXIl'C'r:u'kc1i, NVzi5ne nnnnf, Juv I IIKIIXSII, Su-vu llnlwlw, RIIIXLIIILIIQI llzlttu. ROW' 2: IRON S. N -Int' NI S IZISZIZIIQI llzntzl lstudcnt vrnzichl, Phil Iillljilll, liill Mcllzxnicl, :nm-fs, livcrctt Knott, Bob Zwcizichcr, Myron Rmlerick tcnzwlil, RUN' 1: Ken fNI:1cl4It'11, ,lim XVilli:nns, l,z1rr5 Xlfrrclc Rui' Iiruvvcly Dian Hap, john IiIl'I'I1t'IIlWIllll'I', liruvc lfixlirr GI:-nn Ruling, Dun lxIl'fI1ll'If'. .Iq- I 5 Q ,K I - , 1 I MT. .Q 4, em K U M. fmvw- is , , .h , . V , jyo Ilmezawa, Commonly known as Little Joe from Tokyo to all USF fans, has his Oli opponent in hand to yvin the match easily. W t I w I B I E I h t T I t I A I Qklahoma State opened the N363 wrestling season by' handing the top-ranked Oklahoma Sooners a 2-l-6 de- feat. l,ittle Alyo Umezawa started the evening off right with an escape and a takedown early' in the second period to pile up a -l-O margin over his Sooner opponent. The closest match of the evening occurred when llark lXIcCracken edged VVally' Curtis, 3-2, with an escape in the last few seconds to protect the match. Cowboys lvayne Simons and Roy' lirewer had little tronhle with their riding style to put the match out of the Sooners' hands, defeating them 7-3, 5-2. lformer NCAA champion Phil liinyon gave the Cowhoys a win at IS7, and Bill llellaniel scored an early' takedown and hung on for a 3-2 win over his Sooner opponent. The two easiest matches for the Cowboys yvere won hyf lioh Zweiacher and Aloe -lames. They' ontpointed the Sooners 7-2, 3-l. USl, s heavyyveight pinned his Colorado State col- lege man to tie the match, lS-IS, in the lvestern moun- tain tour for the first tie in the past 42 matches. Also in that tour OSC defeated Colorado State llIllVCI'SlIy, - s w - - 26-8, and then moved to Salt Lake City' for an I8-3 win over lftah. Litah's only' wins of the evening came with Roy' l3rewer's defeat and lloh Zweiaeher's injury' which forced a forfeit. VVith his man tied up in knots, Oklahoma State grappler Roy' Brewer is trying to piek np a fall for the C'oyvhoy's. P age 277 ,Q if a 5 X M .,,.N.. fffvvvg f 'f I-wmmwwm, . , iwfkwww - A h K' X S, 5 v A, .A is E few MK V. ,, . ff' .f R5 2 Q. , E 1 f A W Q if X L, -.www L ., 1w,m.,,,5,WWm ww MW mmm Q-A Oklahoma State's wrestlers wait anxiously on the bench tt ITN! it ultsteis get txcltec istie matt roll on int while one of the members of the squad takes his tnrn on OSI imost -tts ipin in tht hn1l ron t m iuic wits ti is li The Pokes entleal the four-niateh tonr through the Rocky mountains with a 21-9 win over Colorado uni- versity. Coming np strong in the last two xnatehes the Cow- boys downed Illinois, powerhouse of the Big IU, 17-ll in Gallagher hall. ln the Hbecllain series, OSP and Ol' niet in Xor- inan before a erowcl of 5,0110 for one of the niost exeit- ing inatehes this year. Little Alyo startetl things off for the Cowboy s. After that it was a seesaw back and forth until -Ioe Alanies eaine out to faee Sooner lfil iXIeQnarter. liigf Aloe hail the inateh nntler eontrol all the way with a 3-O win anal a Cowboy teani yietory. After completing their .lnal sehetlnle, OSC grapplers nioyerl into the Big Ifight tonrnanient as tlefennling ehanipions ancl again walkecl away with the erown. lligg Iiight eonferenee champions for OSL' were Xlark Kle- Craeken, Phil Kinyon, Bob Zweiaeher and .loe -Ianies. liinyon's win was his thiril Big Iiighr Championship. lntliyichlal honors for the year inelncle Coaeh Klyron Ro4leriek's being naniecl to the Helms hall of fame anal wrestling coach of the year. .lyo lilnezawa annl Aloe .IHIUCS were nanieml to fllllI1fl'llI' lfizrrtfiriy ,Ye rc'x' all- Aineriean teain, and .lanies won a spot on the Pan- Aineriean team. e 3 ggi.,- 5: ,J Don VVallace, OSl s all-Big Right conference shortstop, pulls into third base after an error by the Oklahoma university shortstop. The hard-hit grounder popped out of the shortstop's glove and , P the alert W'allace had moved from fs second to third before the OI' . , 'S infielder could recover the bull. Q. lr U fa 4 1 W ,..q. State went on to an 14-5 victory. A it 5 A, A 3, M Q gk i Q' is a T' Sri 1 , A ja ' 5 mf gg, V .' ,Nr - K 5 1962 BASEBALL RECORD OSU Rice . OSU Nebraska OSU Rice . . OSU Nebraska OSU Houston . OSU Nebraska OSU Houston . OSU Kansas OSU Colorado OSU Kansas OSU Colorado OSU Kansas OSU Iowa State OSU Klissouri OSU Iowa State OSU Mfissouri OSU Oklahoma OSU llissouri OSU Oklahoma VVon ll, Lost 9 OSU Oklahoma 0 Second in Big Flight Conference is P fl ' Yr U C5535 Zia at li 'Q f . N.,, N FRONT ROVV: Glenn Blackwood, Butch Chastain, Gentry Politte, Bill Blair, Don YVallaee, Gary Reid. ROVV 2: Don Karns, Gary Riley, Jim Brown, Dale Briggs, Bill Ketchum, VValt McKenzie, Ron Schlimme. ROXV 3: Gary Parker, Gary ef Fe lr: A I , Hassmann, Larry Ferguson, Nlyrle Calmus, Manager e VVoolev, Gordon VVatson, Jim VVixson, Littleton Fowler C oach Toby Greene. yet afflfe Qantas FV? '5 or aa .l. State lefthelder Walt McKenzie is forced to slide after he moved to third from first on a successful hit and run play. Basehallers Come Close To Championship The OSU Cowboys' hopes for another B'g Eight championship were destroyed with a 7-4 Missouri vic- tory. However, the Cowboys, who were in danger of losing their second place footing to close-following Kan- sas, rallied in their last game of the series to down the Tigers, 8-2, and clinch the runner-up spot. In the second installment, it was Missouri who shuf- Hed its hurling staff as the Cowboys blazed forth with four big runs in the first inning and wound up with four more before Missouri's seventh. Sophomore Ron Schlimme proved his power at the bat with a three-run triple in the first inning to get the Cowboys underway. Catcher Bill Ketchum also dis- played some nifty batting with a two-run homer in the fourth. VVinning pitcher was Larry Ferguson, 5-2, who held the champs to eight hits. Oklahoma State, faced with heartbreaking odds all season, finished ll-9 for the season. Don VVallace, shortstop, and Bill Ketchum, catcher, represented Oklahoma State on the Big Eight all-con- ference baseball team which is selected by the coaches each year at the end of the season. Don Wallace led the OSU sluggers with a .343 batting average for the year and a .380 average in Big Eight competition. State outfielder Don Karns gets the jump on a llylball and charges hard to rob the opposing batter of a single Page 281 High jumper Don Blakley clears the har with a western rull to tie fur secund place in the KI' relays. He was the only mem- her ut OSI s team to place. wwqmm 1962 TRACK RECORD OSL' . . 30 OL' . . . 86 BIG FIGHT OUTDOOR KIEHT OSU . . 9.334 Tulsa . . . 4115 OSU, Fifth Place OSU . . 57 So. lllinois . 79 Blfl FIGHT INDOOR KIPIET OSU 97 Tulsa 65 Olllf -l OSU, Third Place Sophomore pole vaulter Preston llnlsinger clears the har easily in an early spring practice session. Evidently, his hard work paid Ulf, as Preston tied for first outdoor meet with a Vault of 14-614. 5 place in the Big Eight Oklahoma State's mile relay team of Charles Strong, jack Miller, Gary Krause and Bill Stone set the world indoor mile relay record. I l-lack TBHIH Has RBC0l'll-Bleaklllg SBHSUII Although sadly lacking in depth, there was quality among the varsity track men in the 1962 season. State's mile relay team opened with a victory in the Sugar bowl at New Orleans and anchor star Charles Strong also Won the 440 in that meet. The Cowboys made their presence felt in the big relay carnivals of Texas, Kansas and Pennsylvania. Coach Ralph Higgins! men being particularly adept at the mile and sprint medley distances. Two American indoor records were broken when Gary Krause, Jack llliller, Bill Stone and Strong ran the mile relay in 3:13.53 and the sprint medley team of Strong, Darrell Davis, Krause and Stone ran 3:24 to win the Kansas State indoor carnival at lylanhattan. One of the year's best races was at the Big Eight out- door championships, when Strong shattered the confer- ence record in the 440 with a 46.3 performance, only to take second, to Colorado's great Olympic star, Ted VVOods, who ran 46.1. Stone won the Big Eight SSO title, Preston Holsinger tied for first in the vault, for best performances by OSU men. Hard-luck performer was discus star John Anderson, who was second in Texas, Kansas and Penn relays, but each time barely missed the gold medal. OSU finished fifth in the Big Eight outdoor cham- pionship, but the 57 points the Polces scored were a surprise at that, considering the small size of the Cow- boy squad available for the action. F OSU hurdlers work out to get down their form before the season opens. Page 283 We JD OSL' OSL' OSL' OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU 1962 GOLF RECORD ...IOM ...6 ...-lf ...2 ...l7 ...l-PM ...ll ...ll ...ll ...1-PM ...7 ...NIM ...l-if ...ISK ...l5 Oklahoma ..... North Texas S. F. Austin Lamar Tech Texas AKKI Houston. . . VVichita . Oklahoma. . . . Kansas State Iowa State . VVichita . Bradley . Tulsa .... North Texas Arkansas . . Nebraska . . Kansas .. Tulsa .... Dual: XVon 16, Lost 2 0 First in Big lfight Conference 'Second in NCAA 456 M 0 ZW 2 4 1 M 4 -l 3M 1 M 5 45 M IM O Page 28-l Terry VVilcox, Dickie Canon, Gregg Lambert, Lahron Har- ris, sr. fcoaehb, Tom Sisolak, David Browning, Labron llarris, Dickie Canon, top golfer in the Big Eight tournament, set a new record for the lowest score in the Big Eight. Golfers Drive in Another Big Eight Crown Oklahoma State's golfers had a very successful season in 1962 with the team compiling 16 victories, two losses. Their only losses were to North Texas State and Hous- ton early in the season, but later they beat North Texas to repay' that loss. Capturing their fifth Big ifight championship trophy, USU had no trouble from any- one, scoring a composite record low of S-H strokes. This was 2-l strokes less than runner-up OU, who left third to Kansas with 873. State claimed another feather for its cap by placing second in the NCAA golf match at Duke, just behind powerful University of Houston. Among other vic- tories, OSU also won the Oklahoma intercollegiate golf tournament and the Pikeis Peak invitational golf tourna- ment last year. Although the team was very successful on the golf course, one of its most gratifying achievements was that team members had one of the highest academic standings in the nation for the second straight year. Steady David Browning watches his long putt break with the green and roll toward the cup for a crucial birdie. O-State golfer George Hixson is putting a 12-footer for a birdie on the ninth hole at the Lakeside golf course. OSL' OSL' OSU OSL' OSL' OSL' OSL' OSU OSL' OSL' OSP OSP 1962 TENNIS RECORD ...-l 5 ff ...3 O ...S ...7 7 ...6 ...6 ...S lVichitz1. . Colorznlo . . Kansas . liznlszis ..... Southern Illinois lmvzl ..... lizinsas State . . Oklzilioinzi . 'linlszi . . Olclzilininzt . Tulsa . . NYM-liim ..... Dual: VVOII ll, Lost l 0 First in Big Iiiglir Ll0IllC1'Cl1CL' age 286 FRONT ROXV7 Neal Suidlc Huh Full, George Full lard Stzimlu-i'y, Larry Cnulcy' Nlymii Rmla-1'it'k Qcnzicliil. urgi- Ifulz demonstrates il frwrehzinrl clrivc in Il przivtice match. In tht- Big Iiighr tennis tnnrnaxment, Fulz wnn the Nu. 3 singles title .incl uns Il member ut thc winning No. 2 clnnlalm tt-ann. RUVV 2: Rivlizxiwl Cate, VViI- ' ' Fifth Big Eight Title Tennis Varsity Takes Since 11138 the OSU tennis teain has lost only two niatelies. Une of those was siiiiert-11 this year at the hanils of Kansas tiniversity, early in the season. hhY1lL'll the Big lfight tournament rolletl aronncl the Cowboy netnien tliti not give anyone else a chance, coming np with a perfect score ot 21 to win their litth consecutive eltanipionship since they enteretl the liig ifight. They linisheil the iliial season with an 11-1 record. Anotlier feather was placenl in the Cowboys' hat when they claimed all live places in the Big Iiight singles eoinpetition. Statels top eontentler for the singles erown, lioh 1 olz, tlefeatetl hlel Karrle of RLT, 6--1-, 6-2. XVi1l Stanshery ciefeatetl -lerry Cieyman of OU, 6-2. 6-1. George lfolz tlefeateti Uel Lfatnphell of KU, 6-2, 6-1, tor the No. 3 singles position. Taking over No. -l singles position for Oklahoma State was l,2l1'1'y Cooley, who tlefeatetl Fred Hicrig of Ula In-3, 6-1. To finish np the singles in grand style, Neal Seitlle defeated lien l'eterson of Klv, 6-1, 6-3. QP? .X M.-,M fstf -M MMWWi it 1 an 'll UK g 5 ll 1 it tw ,, it . tg 1 '7 tt-ti4fmy,S.,, . I I., , Larry Coo1ey's steady play nas a major factor in State's winning its fifth straight Big 1-:ight tennis tournament. Only practicing here, Bolt Foil and Larry Cooley later played together to win the No. 1 doulmlcs in the Big Eight tournament. .NL 1 as X an i wk V ft-ti 4 ....a,........a..f-1 i - N X Aunnuluwifmmwaudawswwvdrvlildrdli T ,fy K NN-...J Their eyes fixed un the pins, the teams from first and second division uf the howling clizimpimisliipa held Hmmm of VVvst liciirn-tt :irc mirnpcting in the Club :ind drirm Student Union howling Innes. Intramural Athletic Participation Incr ifootimll 1f '5v. 1 ziblc 10111115 ,'ja Singles Uonblcs . Tennis Singles . Doubles . iizxskctbzill . i Q gm i 1 I 1 I' rw I iimn'f4 155 Hcnvliiig Uranium filI.lllili'l' l7ii't'r'tm' ut lntrziinurzils Page 283 All-UNIVERSITY CHAM Cicnc Ushorn and U 6f1lL'h yvzir in the BHSBS PIO NS Sigma Nu H zi 1' ry -I :mobs R zizvi :uid R :tis Ken iiihmnpson Wight Strztiviniii Black Knights XVill Stziiisbcry . Sigma Chi MEN'S INTRAMURAL SPORTS Sport Football Table 'll -1111 is Te 11x1 is Basketball Bowling Swi x11111 ing Independent lllue Devils Xewinan Club Black Knights Fraternity lic-ta Sig lfp Kappa Sig Sig Pip Sigma Chi Sigma Nu All-university champion Betas are showing the Sigma Nus how teamwork is required to win in the high level brand of touch tootball played in intramurals. In last year's intramural softball tournament the Lambda Chis were assured of another victory and a championship when pitcher Jim Stockard got a hit into right Held. i in A in af. X. sw:! i Long before the ilitramural wrestling season has opened, one becomes aceustomenl to seeing seenes sueh as this with Sig lips VV. VVhite and Nl. Lewellen working on basit' holds. Pag e 289 NW Sig Eps and the lietas battle it out in the basketball playoffs for a chance to move into the finals. paw- 'l f 1 Z -.' Q -we MM - ' U ' ' V B ' Q ' -eg? . V K w.'sw+ex'f ' New , L, 5 .f A Mit fill-iii ,y,,,.-4 'UWM 'r f , M4 74, W fit ' . N ' L Wmvfm 1f+Nfqwz'At,f', A,,. -'N A 7 ' M ll-Qi 'T 2 r'i'21z'f L? P? :JU W' 71 ,Z ,fmwfzz l'iKA's doubles team Can he found most any afternoon du Page 290 ring tennis season working out on their new courts. INTRAMURAL SPORTS l'articipation in menis intramural sports is entirely voluntary, and is established so that men of different organizations can participate in friendly competition. The main purposes of intramural sports are to pro- vide a sport which each man enjoys playing and a team for him to play on. lfach student is encouraged to save at least one hour a day for active recreation which will add to his enjoyment of college life by helping him make worthwhile friendships and give him relief from the strain of continuous mental effort. Intramurals help to keep the student physically alert as well as mentally alert. The motto for the intranniral program is sports ac- tivity, not for the spectator, but for l0O percent partici- pation in some activity for all students. ln intramurals last year there were 2,978 men participating, which is 30 percent of all men attending OSU. Softball had the largest number participating with l,3o2: touch football was second with l,2SO. Hen of OSU have l-l sports to compete iuievery- thing froln football to table tennis, golf to handball. They may participate in any of four competitive divi- sions which include open independent, club and dorm, and fraternity A and B, with each of the units playing the winners of the others for the all-university cham- piouships. As intramural wrestling season rolls around you can see the Sigma Nus working on the holds and escapes. -giwilw Chi Omegas and the Thetas get the women's intramurals off to a good start with a sorority basketball game. Nlary lieth Ushorn, member ot first place OSI' girls' howling team, won the all-events trophy in the regional tournament. l igt 792 WOMEN'S INTRAMURAL SPORTS 'llhe VVOIl1CIliS Reereation assoeiation was founded on the Oklahoma State eanipus in 1020 to encourage par- tieipation in XYOIllt'IIlS sports. The eluh extends nienilver- ship to eoeds who have partieipated in two intramural aetivities in one semester. The students eonduet eo- edueational volleyball and tennis intrainurals on the eanipus throughout the year although the ehief function of the organization is sponsoring the wonienls intramural program. In sponsoring the program, the XVRA presents awards eaeh year to sorority, sorority pledge and independent teams having the highest accumulation of points given for partieipation in various sports throughout the year. ln addition to the team awards presented at the banquet held each spring, individual O awards and an out- standing senior award are given. The OU award is presented to all girls selected on two honorary varsity teams and who have participated in seven sports, and to all girls selected to three honorary varsity teams. Sports- manship, partieipation and skill are the basis for the seleetion of the outstanding senior awards. ln NVomen's Reerention assoeiation eompetition, women pare tieipate in various sporting events. One ot these is fencing. W? 17 .f LN - qu -X if f 4 X I 1 A, N. Xl i '.. .. f fl : 'PQ ' 'Z l 0 si :ff kg 1 I 'iw H- Y mf-1--M--1- X Ca 3 v-uw-'U-v ' lIl'1RliVI'2R a person goes and 5 Whatever he does, the time 0-fs-uw-0 he spends as a student at Oklahoma State is made up of a thou- sand little events which have never happened before and will probably never happen again because they are a part of that other worldv known to the initiated as campus life. Vlhere else can the joys be so very joyous and the heartachcs the end of the World? Where else can the pace of life change from one tempo to an- other so quickly? VVhere else? N0- where! Qguu t 5 Rt-ulifing that thc Hllnlm l511Ill'L'u is ll lwig dui :Ind ull, it still seems that the I,1nnhd11 C' .ind their dzltes nrt' rzitlit-r nverfclnilig things ll hit at 's 2 -I is hit 1 f y ,hz ,, 5, 'T ' 3 1 hailing, smiling, :wer thc sexi wv gn. The l'.S. IIZIVAX c':1uldn't gn wrung with the shipmutvs nn this fleet, lun the 'lilittzie rcztlly t-njuy tlirmselu-s whilt- playing siiilurs nn their :mn ship during this ft'1lI'.5 rush svxisnn. ln unc nt' tht' rnnst entt-rtztining Allin-d Arts pI'UgI'ilIll5 tht- lwmur Saints sung, played, Zllltl joked their waxy intn thc livzirts ul' the nt-ztrly 5,000 penplt' zittendin f Qt., l I Mtgrezitvy N081 Af'-f'f 'sv 5. 2 -'I . A , ' 1 Q , -nflig' '1 1 'l' ' ', L' . ' ' I 1 1 lil The new canteen for both Dorm A and Dorm li provides a place for residents to congregate for those special coke dates in the afternoon. During the winter most students didn't stroll by Theta pond, they strolled across it. VVell, at least most of them did! It sometimes seems as though a college student has a special talent for doing one thing better than anyone else could possibly do it- enjoying life simply because it is there and making every minute a treasured storehouse of the new and different. Only in the constantly changing atmosphere of a university campus could each hand of bridge, each bull session, each date, or each hour of horseplay excite so much enthusiasm and create such a desire for something more. Qnly at college could all of the simple things of life become such an impor- tant challenge. Simple things like being with friends and being a part of a group become shining goals toward which to work. Rush week is an excellent example of a period set aside by some groups to be Page 297 L f devoted to the winning of new members and the building of friend- ship and unity within the group. Times such as these prove the true value of a life worth living. Preferential at the Gamma Phi house Finds rushees and members discussing the hectic, but fun-filled week. ff i Putting their studies out of their minds, Coeds spend their afternoon hours perfecting their bridge game. W. The packed stands of enthusiastic fans cheer the Cowboys on during the homecoming game. The Student's Special Talent ls Having Fun A trip to the local drive- ins for a break during the afternoon is a frequent oc- currence around campus. All students need a chance to get away from the hustle and hustle of classwork and out- side studying to relax with a cool drink, an interesting date, and hours of enjoyment discussing mutual interests. Page 298 Q. jx A nu-rnlwr is 'ust zilmnr tn he :ulmlvcl tn the middle' of thc hmm-vrnning lil'1'lll'2lfi1lIl seen in from uf thc l,IlIIliHli1l Chi Al- pha: iI'IlIL'I'lliIj' hnnsc. Many cznn wus livin f U'I'lllI is kc' vt inn- liewnrw during thc wc' lu-fnw i14lIIlL'1'lHIlill.2,' In cum- plutv rhvir clcunrzntinm :incl Hunts lwfnn- thc dczullinr :incl judging lfriclzly tX'ClliI1g.1'. -ll 'N Swim-lwdy just an lv 'Y' , il! 5 'lL'ii gut vunfnsed in the Bet! hu x uxircl incrnlwer trying t rx uw ng I , 'sw Bruce Beckman and Cathy Cyrus take advantage of Dorm A and Dorm B's new canteen juke box. Strange dances and strange people made an appearance at the all- campus Mardi Gras. VVhat's the matter? Can't you learn the dance? it Q ...we-' M-h-v-,ami l.,, me - M The daily crossword and a cup of coffee in the Union give students a break between classes. flee Rig . 'li i V Ek xg fmahfimzi , P .. .Z 4 ,w , A Page fMENBER A.oA Wggg,MmsMi ' -1 - M. Nlembers of Farm House fraternity forget that one of their group has to get some sleep before an eight olclock in the morning. No unionizers in the Big Eight room on the Union fourth Hour happens only during semester break. -'a f' age 30l ffl -ww, 3 Keep trying, girls, y0u'll find the right note. VR skits showed facets of personality never seen before lor flgilllllj. A..,,A ., Everyone is excited and rezldy for an afternoon of fun at the Kappa house, where members and rushees get to know each other. Many cars crowd the curbs at Cordell hall to pick up the all-important rushee, while the campus police direct traffic. -I 7 eg Page 302 '4Wow! decide the frats who line the sidewalks during off hours to heckle the girls and check name tags for future dates. Rush Opens A New, Wide World For Freshmen Kappa Sigs know the way to a snow each with delicious food Q 1' ,, X XWR V sv, rushee's heart and try to and friendly atmosphere. Q al?-f me Every particle of dust, every scuff mark must be gone each day so the next party can be as impressive as possible. ' -- A Q- 7-e,.e.?:--,f,.,.f-.se 3 16-we we el n 4 , 5 Page 303 gt! 4a E Royalty for a week is the status of a rushee and the Chi Os give their full attention to entertaining with a western skit. The traditional plantation ball catches the eyes of two rushees as they glance through SAF scrapbook. Bid Ilouse finally Comes, and so does the rain, as each new rushee proudly dons his or her favorite colors of his favorite group. Page 304 Speaking to the May graduates, J. J. Doherty of VVestern Electric company entitled his address, Your VVorld, Your Nation, and You. The card catalog provides Z1 thorough listing on books in the Library so students will be ahle to locate those they need without trouble. How strange it seems that a few words of wisdom, a strong hand- shake, and a scrap of paper can so effectively signal the swift ending of one way of life and the begin- ning of another. And yet, at grad- uation, the pride of relatives and hope shining from the eyes of graduates prove that this is indeed so. Qnly yesterday each graduate was busily looking up library references and taking final exams. Now they say goodbye. But for many, this goodbye is not forever. They will often return to the university to relive this carefree time on other occasions. As alumni, they will line the streets of home- coming parades and reminisce about the many times when they, too, had been covered with spray paint, up to their ears in papier mache, and jumping with joy as they capture the grand prize. Yes, they will look, and laugh, and remember a million golden moments. How could they ever forget? Chi Omega sorority salutes the flag and the state in its house decoration in keeping with the theme of Oklahoma. kr 4'. . ,,' s 1. N. 1 : ,Ft S 5. F1 Qi The hood of the desired degree is received, eulmi- Illlllllg many years of study, tension and saeriliee. ag? mme. Q , we ,K 1 e -Y , -V 1 Happy faces :ire the style as diplomas are re- ceived and the graduates are congratulated. Graduation ls Another Step Into The Future Representing a very large addition to the nation's work- ing force, rows and rows of graduating seniors line the seats of OSIf's Lewis stadium during commencement exer- eises. Many may know what they will now do and many may not, but the feeling of receiving that diploma over- shadows most any douhts that graduates may possess. I tge 306 'Q .llgf tm W , N S vt ?'e ' ,, A , Y A in Q -. 14 zka. kkh: ' A'V' Nu matter how guutl the speak- er there is always a little rest- lessness IIIIIHIIQI the seninrs as they think about finally reaeh- ing that graduation date. The seninrs think ahnut the diplo- mas they are about tn receive, ahuut the many happy days they have had at Oklahoma State anal, must intensively, about their innnediate future. Giatluating students listen attentively ls they wait tn receive their trea za? ' 7 to the speaker surecl diplomas. 9 Kilt , .. 1, I Just before a problem is due, architects have very little time to catch forty winks at home. 'i Some students tried to prove President Kennedyls that most college students should he physically idea Et. Red Cross nurses checked volunteers' blood pressure before they declared students healthy enough to donate to the blood bank. Page 308 Y 4' rl ,Y ,A Studying for :ln hour examination can even be pleasant if you have the right idea, right girl, and the right kind of day. A future U-Statcr takes lessons from his dad to learn how to make the elevator go from Floor-to-Hour in the Union. Pushing their way in and out of crowds, students inch their way down the hall to their next class. Page 309 'vo-,., 1M ' J' . Q M Vetcriiiury meclirinc students applied what they had lexirnc-ei in Class to thc tht-me of their Hunt and Cams up with at first place. Alpha C'hi Omvgxfs :ulclition to the humccmning festivities pivtureci the sown-tnn-Coincftrue rout over thc visiting Ufxlrmrztcin Btlifxlloes. Page 310 VVith tht- aitl of Miss Okla- huma, thc Hunt of Kappa Sigma fraternity walkecl away with the first prize trophy in home'- curning vnrnpetitimi. The theme' uf Pride of Oklalirnnzf' illus- trated their pritlc from thc he- gimiing of the state with the Indians tu the statt s beauty nuw. Oklahoma Portrayed In Color For Homecoming de- sign a homecoming float tu win sccnml place in beauty. .All unbelievable electronic exhibition showing UklahnmaZ Nuvleus ot Progress was grand prize winner for Delta Chi. A . Page 311 l l M Amy Uv 'H ' Q .: A ' ' 4.1 . A ' A ...Zi 1 Nlaking adjustments on the intricate wiring ws tem he dc-signed, Pat Devlin Cmnplctes a sririner. lNlQn's residence halls first place award in the float division was taken lu Cordell hall's Oklahoma, Land of Dreams entry. Thu wurncn ot Nlurray hall slluw thc- comlmincd efforts of the sidcnts in their giant-sized replica uf fJlilllllUll'lZ1lS storybook. Page 312 4 if well organized student is one who uses all ehnnces to study. VVziit- ing on Il date in front of the Library usually provides a great ehanee. You're :ill wet, Wu an appropriate expression :it the KDE ir booth, but everyone who participated had loads ot fun. -. It K gf! ' f' :ll ' . :E f f V 5. ,,- 4 il ,, u ,t-.em , , .il :Di w . - sp., vi ef' -it - 'XCM4 . rixf ' f NK' il he , 6,55-Q Leaving daily classroom work to enter the bright lights and carousel music of the Student Union fair or the excitement of any Qklahoma State athletic event involves only a change of costume, a change of scenery and a short walk. ln a world apart from the typical, a student at the fair can stroll slowly down the midway to throw pies at helpless girls, dance with an 'lAngel', for only a dime, and lose himself in an ageless crowd. Then, as the scene changes, another noisy crowd is joined, and the student becomes a part of one of the most united of groups-the sports fans. Therels just something about college athletics which makes pep rallies the pepiest, bright uniforms the very brightest, and teamwork the su- preme goal. Long hours of practice show their worth, and past defeats are only vague memories as the crowd rises to its feet with a roar, the official clock ticks ofl the final seconds, and the taste of victory is in the air. After seeing Cozxeli llnnk the :inties of the cheerleaders :lt times-out y lha is thinking ot Inaking relmunclers ot them. As the use of computers grows, more and more students study the fundamentals of electronic data processing. I have no idea what that number is, so why don't we just call it the mean, and Hgure from there pu Studies Take Time, Work And Serious Thought Perhaps some people would term the position of this architecture student as that of relaxed concentration, hut persons who are more famil- iar with the long hours of architecture students would he inclined to term it as that of plain, ordinary sleep. Page 31+ Y .HM ,- ff' A N, A B . Q fi ' 5 1 A-Kg? f- if ,gi WW 4 vw 4 3-Hs? K 'K m ,ff Q, H'-J sg I , hull WA 1 Mfsu A ighlighting the festivities of the cvcnillg if e L'rrm'ning of the t'Fnircst nf thc Fair. Hurry, hurry, hurry. Step right up :md win ll straw hut for Yfllll' favorite girl friend, the Take iWlll'kCI' shuuts. Ex r----f-...,,.....,..-r- 3 -1 ,g S., 'I 1 i gms' ...Q-f ,.-f S , 'I'h:1t's nut Lady Biztclweth with the CIIIIKHC, just Pi X ' 5 ' o A f -1 3 ? Phis halvinlf il fun time dmlwinv the sr uirts from walter guna. 1- I- b t Page 3l6 Some way to treat your favorite lmy friend! But, there is no better opportunity than at the lair, wht-rc 1t's all in fun. The Chi Us got their fill of pie at the fair this year hut the fun was worth all of the sticky hair and eye lashes. age 317 56 bmmth as huvkvts of water puured VV0w, that was Cold, was a familiar crv at thc Dorm A onto many fair heads. Hs... 3' ' 4' la' 9 . LE! 5145! i 's. fm ' , , K ,.. X my If 1 ,AVA 6, H ,, 21' pi 3 Q A ' jg 3 ,ww ,1 'Al I xg is .. WW . . VM 1- .Q L ,, O' V If Sornewhere in that packed sta- dium there is hound to he il seat, lint, to the people in the aisles and the people at the top of the stadium, there is little hope of ever finding a soft hoard tn sit on. Meanwhile, on the field the Cowboys are finding the line and backs of the Soun- ers a little too tnugh for them. Eager Poke Followers Ride With The Bowhoys Pistnl Pete leads lmrdes nf Cowlauy routers at the annual hnntire hel'ure the football edition of the bedlam series. Once he has analyzed his opponent, Hank Ibn vividly explains a few tactics tn hie players to pick up some extra points. Page 319 New Head Football Coach with OSU because of the Phil Cutchin is happy students' will to win. Q. 'af VVhile O-Statds footballers gained much recognition, the Cowboy cheerleaders caught lots of the Cadets' attention. New OSI' football staff: Standing are Tom Ellis, jim Stanley, Tom Turvcy, VVillie Znpalac, Leon Fuller and Don Cochran. Seated are Charles Bentley, Elwood Kettler and new llead f'u:1ch Phil Cntchin. Page 320 l A rough spot in the scene requires work :incl more work to perfect the ines before opening night. llard work is typical for these plays. 'Sileneelu shouts Nillflllll the I,ll1I'Ill'lZlI1 :is these lively Kzippas carry through their plains to liven up their Saturdziy evening. The lights go down. The curtain comes up. And another USU pro- duction takes the center stage. Long practice sessions and hard work on costumes and sets bring their top reward-hearty audience approval--to a cast made up of remarkably good college talent. Spotlight attractions from Allied Arts shows give students a not-to- be-missed opportunity of seeing professional entertainment ranging from the lsimelighters to Qdessa. Then comes Varsity Revue's three- ring circus of spotlights, vari- colored costumes, lovely dancing girls, and university performances at their very best. Thrills of com- petition add spice to make VR the seasonis highlight. Theatrical productions don't occur every weekend, but parties always do, and where therels a party, students are sure to congregate. Cay music, bright decorations, and enthusi- astic crowds of people provide the main ingredients for fun at any time throughout the year. liven Santa Claus ezln learn the lvptown if he has instruc- tion like that provided by an informed, up-to-date Coed. lfrmn the play, johnny Bt-linda, thc dnctrn' teaches sign language tn Belinda, tlvat mute sinw vhiltllinotl. Dave- lirnht-ck with his way want music' hyplwtized an auclicnve nl jan rnthusiasta Student Plays, Allied Arts Entertain At USU Two active students in Tho- atur guild, Blariun March antl jay Daniel, are in re- hearsal for another prutluv- tinn. The 1962-63 senmn han prove-tl exciting and intcrest- ing tu hnth those who par- ticipate in the plays and tn thuse who enjoy relaxation. Page 322 n Q s 'Q - . 2-, if Q ' 1 A A km '51 f' Q i E5,.f5g n?f Q i f ':J ' . 1Ag ?xn, f N - f ,, , ,. I 2 5 ,lf 5 If 5' Q R s U K if ,J M... , I t I! ' f 2' if . i 2 4 R Q vf, F gf? Q 1 V P f , 4 VJ V ,Q j W Q ? M I 8 Q I J X N? m? if Nlany, many hours of p1'z1t'tice were worthwhile to Kzlrcn Rider, chnscn Miss Varsity Revue ot 1963. YR! individual uct winners Czlrule Ogilvie and Phil ,len- nings cntcrtnin audienct' with pl'C'5L'llTllflllIl of favorite- songs. Last rehearsals :irc scriuus moments for YR girls as they take aclvzlntage nf thc practice time to perfect their part of the show. Page -S W 1' uf' mmf' M! M. .5 M . M ,,,h-ggi, X N -f gmyfim W - new ,Q ,.,. MQ A-Mg,,,A. A qi, fx? wfwkwlyfgegffw if N2 5346- ' 'A rfgeiznff' 1'i1qAs9':ek,w'A?faiv - vi g ff f5?E'2fLi'r3fsf1,ff x 9iifQff1f357?'fffi-21,1 g 'Q Haag Qysgif-:JM iaiigggffwg isze-me A, ,,,-U X rw ,ig Q W N,fs,-fLyw,q,.fg- A . , keg-f-wa W aim . fiii :fs-Z4 ff f -2 f ki wi L - ? M 4, A 3:Q,y554,.q,f KA A v 'qsfgw ,, i,5E.-ilfkfjiijfl 3 65- L M9 .5, Ar' 4 S 4 M f N., i All rl .1 we-ek nf glllllgf 1wster11 alt Ihl'lI' 11111111111 :1Il-cslrnpus 1411111111-1' 1111 lust put um- 141111 111 fl'Ulll 111 the IIKIIVI' 111111 51:1 Iii vrv 111111 kc-up time with thc hunt, she cxplz1i11f. Vngc 326 'w 1 1 I 3. 1 1, , ' 1 - 11' 1':1mp11a juiux Ihr Sigma N115 ill 0611-l11':1tir111 111 thr end 111 nd W' Even the natives don't go as wild as these students shown letting off a little steam after a week crammed with studies. Dates tothe Sigma Chi l'Congu Party find the atmusphere pro- vided for the annual event even Wilder than the costumes they created nn the dances theme. Lively, Fun-Filled Parties Fill Campus Calendar The whole campus ends a week of frantic turn-about dating with a more frantic Sadie Hawkins dance in the Union. fem-axaf..,ealu::aza 7 ff Y Taking time out from dancing, some girls find it even more fun to challenge their dates to a hot game of jacks. Page 327 x .s,. 4 Opening special party favors given them by their dates always gives a thrill of delight to Coeds at the Lambda Chi formal. Don't you think this Christmas garter was appre- ciated, even if Santa Claus didnlt give it to him? Getting married can he a laughing matter when dates visit the booth of lVlarryin' Sam for a Sadie llawkins two hit wedding. f A-Me' t Page 328 il-F -L.. 'dinn- X HAI ' -Q-.,, ,. :W Q... w .L L. ..,, Y N, V X E ,. H y, x M r x ., f W ., r -, Q. , ,TM In 1533 M inf, my-X: .--Aw ,,,, R ' f N' -3 Q X Q -X ,QL X X Ng Qs f' A H1 ,- Ai .1 ,D 1- Wfxf, Uklzihmnzi States student lrfgilllllllflllllh make good use he many Student l'nion conference rooms. Full use ul these rooms has become almost il nightly practice. x 9 RDUE 'M 11 part of their pledge training program, the Block und Bridle queen, Hughln Foreman, is trying to pound u little bit of knowledge into the new pledge class. -L , .,...i. ' b , r i'.. L. ..-..-N . , x'e-4. Y A , , , ' ..-.-q1.-.- ,- ' f,,..,.. N .5-1-11.-pau--1--7 - n ':a 3:, J ----4 ' ',:-1: , p R' I 1i l i g ykbxi- I ,pu -we-.. ..- m,. 1 - fa- .-. I--...,,, ,- .....: .i,,, M .J 1 M , 'N 1 H j, B 1 D 09 , ..... -11.- ,.-,....., I l.. ... --mn Q-1-.. 1-11- . . ,f ami-gf ,bx -'...... '-'I'I......-. ' V ..---v- - ,.,.....v---- '- ' ' 1 n.-at V ly A ww E '5 6 '5 EETINGS are as common to ig: many OSU students as are Owuev-0 classes. The l28 organiza- tions represented on the following l0-l pages provide ample evidence for this statement. Most of these groups are actively at Work to support, promote, finance, or take part in some phase of student life. i Oklahoma State's organizations cover such a broad area of fraternal, relig- ious, honorary and special field cate- gories that it is a rare student Who cannot find his place in one of them. til? ' ' ll ' Sigma iliilll pledges have an pruhlvin lIlYUlVlllg lilllHVlt'ilQ.ft' fd' the iriiinuvulslr- uhjcct und the irresisrihlc turt'u+pletIges :md an stunt rupr. ,,,,....-A-M-' t if 5 X S W 1 .in 5 li- s ,,1,q-m-mMMWw..-- -MWA -- i A.., N- 4- m: This industrizil engineering tour typifica the Hlilllj' field trips which are uffered at OSI' in which the student new the L1c't11:1l application of what his Couric is Covering. Phi Tau Sigrnzi pledges gain Y1lllllllXll' infurrnzltifm twin il IIlCIIllHCI' who is explaining the pledge rules to them. Su, nxtturzilly, :ill these plcdgca are very grateful. ,, ggi -QE E :M , . . 5 fig 'H V1 ' - . : M W Asif Sigiszffz if Q . '4 in XE, 4-If Q 9 Q av 5 as EL f ... if VW: 9,5 , 2311 faq. 2 jf ig! 5 5 2 3 5 5 '55 FRONT ROVV: Sam Hall, Richard Hollis, Bruce Irwin, Ken VVoods, Dick Johnson, Dennis Luckinbill. ROVV 3: Mike Schneeberger. ROW 2: Harry Selph, Steven Moyers, Harry Fenton, Joseph Horn, Robert Dzur, John Klopp, Millard Kratz. Blue Key li W RICHARD HOLLIS ' Prrsidmzt W f SAM HAl,I. W! Ir, . ' I 116'-Pl f'.YZdl'7ll W f w f lxEN SCHNEEHERGER ull St'l'fl'fll!'-1' uf ul DON REYNoi.ns W Trz'11.r11rr'r W W p LEE CfiLsrR.w W fl rlfifisor Members Ot The Organization Founded Thirty-One Years Ago With Twelve Students Are Selected For All-Around Abilities Organized on the Oklahoma State University cam- pus May l8, 1932, the local chapter of Blue Key was installed with l2 members. Since that time it has con- tinually fostered a combination of intellectual attain- ment, enrichment of student life and service to the university. Blembership in Blue Key identifies a college man as one of all-around ability. hiembers are selected from juniors and seniors Who have shown both scholas- tic and leadership excellence. The group studies student problems, promotes worth- while university activities and introduces parents to student life through the annual Parents day. Page 333 Umieron Delta Kappa B Q llisiaxiisiz Dt xx l1I't'A'T1Il'IIf I IJox,xi.n Y:XXl.:XNlJlXGH.XXl l lvhf'-P1'f'S'i1f4'11f l . 1 lxiixxmii Riciiiin I Sz'1'1'zffr11'-1' I M l,Hll R win lfs I l'l'!lXllI't'7I' lt Student, Faculty Society For Men Supports Campus Leaders ln Joint Association For Better Campus Life And University The joint association of students and faculty for an exchange of ideas to enrich the lives of individual mem- bers is the goal ot Omicron Delta Kappa. lt recog- nizes that knowledge and foresight gained through this association help the individual contribute to enrich- ing campus life and to achieving a better university. This national honor leadership society for men aims ! H P I at bringing recognition to college men for conspicuous . . -UHNSTOX . . . Jdqviml, all-around campus leadership. lts membership consists ' of faculty members, administration and students who are classilied as juniors or above. UDK encourages underclassmen to support all areas of campus activities by a representative membership. FRONT ROXV: Dt-liner Dunn, Phil Rzindles, Donald Yrinlaind- Brant, Thomas Loxitrnann. RUSS' S: Roger Schneider, Dennis inghzim, Kenneth Ricker, l.:irry liretclnnnr, Keith Oehlschla- Lehedzi, Man' Irving, ,lohn Snniitlt-r's, VVinston Shindell, Boyd ger. RUNS' 2: Kznnhix lleltrriat-l'ziiizili, Coy lfiweiriziii, Lyman t'hristensen, Hugh Znmhro, Vvllflll' Fish. Mclionald, lloyd Murdock, ,limrnie Larkin, liilly Clav, George JVC h 33-l Pl'll ETA SIGMA Outstanding Freshmen Make Honorary Fraternity lfligilnle for inemberslaip in this honorary fraternity der, William Vail, Clinton -lewett, john tirammer, john Stan- ' -I 'll 1 L vh I' vb I ga I v HW! - bit V lcy, Paul Dulaloisl Donald lVlcKenz.ie, -lzirnes Buck. RUVV Z: 'uc 'l lmlmdn mul ll 0 MXL 'I 'UQIAPJ 01 L tu Robert Spahn, Richard Grauel, Richard Irwin, Dana Dorf, 1lu1'ii1gtl1Qi1'fi1'5f and gee-onli Sf'II1l'StQ'1'5, John VVomls, Mac Irving, llollis Cox, Nlerle Buss, George Brant, Delmer Dunn. ROW' -l: vlaines Kent, Kenneth Klos, Charles Stewart, Roy' l,ewiN loe Urane, Cecil Davison, Tom , v . FRONT RUXV: joe Pearson, Calvin Alexander lseeretaryl, Howell, Lyman Nlclionald, Max Detrixhe, Eldon fox. RUVV Ilarl Vllorstell, Kenn llzircling Cviee-presiclentJ, Coy Freeman 5: Gary 'I'ouss:iint, liill lree, lloang Nha, 'I'ommy Fhuflin, lpresiclentl, blames Gunn Ctrezisnrerl, llarry VVoocls ladvisorl, George Miller, Norman Bryant, Douglzu XValron, Zahir Fyal, l,Ill'I'l'll Uimlin. RUVV 2: Tran Quang Minh, Roger Sehnei- Aloe Reinaner. filfllillil!!!fiifiiilliiiiiiliiiifi INTERCOLLEGIATE KNIGHTS Club Offers Second Year 0f University Service In its second year on ezunpns Clalzilrzul chapter of the FRONT ROW: John Pl11'1'1'll. ,lon Fftffl lplffidellrl. .lftlm I Y - V - . . . XVoocls ltreasnrerl, john lirarrnner lvlc'efpi'es1clei1tl, Gary soplioinore mens national lionorary ll'2lfCl'Iilfj' is nlemli- Qhwh QWm.Hm,Y, Run, 7, Um. Thnme Ouimw Etna Cfltell to tlit' Zlfltievelliellt Oi Sl'l'ViCe I0 tlie llIliVCl'SlfX', Merle Buss, Bill laiekey, Paul Dnliois, Richard Irwin, Bula V Long. Pkwy if Q QF? :N Mortar Board BRENDA rl1L'RNER Prexirlrfzzt Chapter Earns Money For Scholarships, Service Projects With Mortar Board Calendars, Campus Coed Penny Night Members of the Achafoa chapter of Mortar Board raakmka IQIMMELI, are selected as junior coeds, on the basis of character, l'irff-Presiflwzf scholarship, leadership, and service. TON, ACOSTA Projects of hlortar Board include sponsorship of the Sm-nary sophomore and junior women's honorary scholarship ,ww MAXWELL groups, Orange Quill and Orange and Black Quill. A T,.f,,,,,m,,. They also hold the Association of VVomen Students VIRGINIA MARSDEN elections, the annual honors banquet, and present schol- Awww arships for a sophomore and a junior. 'l o provide money for the various service projects, coeds sell hlor- tar Board calendars and sponsor an annual Penny Night which allows campus coeds to have late hours at the cost of a penny a minute for an hour past curfew. FRONT ROVV: Virginia Marsden, Pat Ent, Brenda Turner, Kathy Savage, Mary Jane Cabe, Anne Larason. ROW' 3: Barbara Kimmell, Toni Aeosta, Joyce Maxwell. ROVV 2: Ann James, Linda Price, Nancy Lewis, Kathleen Miller, Su- Gaye Petre, Emily Horton, jan Johnson, Chris VVilliams, zanne Stotts, Linda Graham, Karen Smith. Page 336 9.1 cf p W IV . i i n I . f , I z ij' . Q f . . .. . 5, n .2 ' u V A T,-5 at W X V ,jb .ze a E ' ii E K ,,., ' I Z i ii r , 2 5 s, j , Q Q . 9 s Q 4 Q 'asv' . L Zero? 0 R A N GE A N D BLA C K QU l l.l. Honorary Organization ls For Outstanding Women Sponsored by iliortar Board, this junior honorary organization is limited to women with at least a 3.0 overall and two or more campus activities. FRONT ROVVZ Nlary Ann Smith fpresidentl, Alice Cudd fvice-presidentl, Donna Lemon Csecretary-treasurerl, Geral- dine Page, Sherrie llinkle, L, P. Nation, Linda Lusk, Betty Albin, Sara Yaple, Donna Stout, Barbara VVilliams, Nancy Lewis Cadvisorl. ROVV 22 Sue Bondurant, Lou Wlheeler, Glenda llowl, Carrie Jo Callahan, Betty llove, Loretta VVo- mack, Karen Raab, Niary Francis, Ellen Hesson, Sharron Pal- meter, Elaine Felactu, Linda Byerley, Linda Stotler, Arleen Carr, Janet Vllilson. ROW' 32 Judy Cornels, Beverly Palecek, Edith l,aForge, Ann Buchanan, Sandra l,elVIonnier, lylary Peeper, Mary llutcheson, Donna Bilyeu, Kris Oltmann, Sally iylennifee, Lexy llerschberger, Carol Hartman, Ruth Baker, Mary Caldwell, Jana Johnson, hilarilyn Grant, Barbara VVolf- inger. ROVV -li Sue Stidham, Paula hvalker, Anna Connolly, lVIary Tipton, Vivian Crowder, Karan Meyer, Audrey Bohling, Lois Hine, Lajuana Dennis, Royce Hull, Mary Campbell, Bar- bara Nesbitt, Charlene Herlel, Trena Nichols, Nlarilyn Clyne, Linda llodgens, Sherry Apple. ROVV 5: Patty Corder, Ro- berta Burdette, Diane Damon, lilizabeth Svebb, Nancy Connor, Janice Potter, Sue Fish, Sylvia Bly, Carolyn Pearce, Linda Bridge, Gladeen Burris, Carol Jo Brien, Carol VVood, Carolyn Smith, Pam SVilliams, Brenda Payne. 0 R A N GE QU l l. l. Sophomore Women Encourage Scholarship, Service Striving to encourage scholarship, leadership, and service, this sophomore w0nien's honorary organization accepts inernbers who made a 3.3 grade average. FRONT ROVV: Emily Horton Cadvisorl, Pam Shockley fvice- presidentj, Janis Loepp, Susan Harris Qpresidentl, Marcy Jones Csecretary-treasurerj, Billie Lawellin, Dee Ann Bach- man, Carol Mitchell. ROVV 2: Linda Hassler, Sharon Smith, Trudy Symes, Jonelle Gage, Carole Baker, Patricia Deather- age, Carolyn Dockray, Beverly Brown. ROSV 3: Dana Cowan, Karen Clark, Dona Crouse, Jeanne Shriver, Diane Smith, Nancy Collins, Ruth Ellis, Karen Hutson, Ruthie Blackstock. ROVV -l-2 Bonnie Scott, Kathy Vllinters, Jody Polk, Lois llearn, Nancy Bonebrake, Tonya Noel, Patricia Graham, Jo Ann Hughes, Karen Rider, Wlanda Gray. ROW' 5: Janet Davis, Sandra Engelking, Judy lWcLean, lVlary Brower, Becky Black- stoek, Diane VVilp, Sue Nall, Adrienne Ruby, Paulette Burdick, Bobbie Rudolph, Donna Gillenwaters. 0-Staters R QA CIRIQTCHISN Lf2KI.xs'1'1aR R l'rz'.vi1ff'11f : Rox.x1.D SCHINIAXIEI. Q l,i1't'-PI'l'XfIif'Ilf H R Cncluu I-,xxxxs Q St'1'l'l'fI!l'j' f CARul.YN Roluflwsox 5 7lI't'll.YllI'l'l' Hykux Bmw f1If7'iXOl' FRONT ROVV: Byron Lehmlwcck, Rnuuld Schimmel, Suzie Gillhum, Gary Butler, Larry Fmnvis, Carolyn Rubertsml, l.nurettu l7eVVvrs, Gretchen I,eM:1srer, Gcrri l'1VllI1S. ROVV 2: Gary Prive, jerry Ilurst, vlnhn Frazier, Ricfhzlrcl Clzxrter, Matt Schxlefcr, Daw- Cloupw, Rivk Puultun, Bruce -lohmrm, Chris Burnett, lc-rlyu Davia. ROVV 3: joelln jones, Susan Green, CZRI-:'1'cu1cN I,l2M.xs'1'l2R, President 'Ima llille, -lzuncs Crrwclcu, Bill Oclcu, Mika- Cxlsey, jimmy Guy, Shurruu Qlamvs, Kac Collvins, C'z1rnle C':1rltou. ROXV -l- hludy Kirk, jamicc Tlllwc, Carol Fitzpzltrivk, lylilfllyll llullis, lim Short, Turn lluckru-v, Daw Jurus, J. ll. jones, jcuuie Vl 'lla XX lk II l tu 'cusrl, U. I 'i 'rrsr 1, Su lie l.L'N1I15 Pugc 333 FRONT ROYV: Jeannie Kygar, Harry Barnes, David Harned, Dean Pound, lfarl Ellis, Karen Grithth, Nancy Carter, Patty Severs. ROVV 21 Sue Cleverdon, Kathy Shearer, Sherry VVylie, Billie Matthews, Larry Homes, Donita VVilliams, Patricia Chaufty, Virginia Lindon, Linda Buckner, lilaine Dempsey. ROW' 3: Mary llall, ,ludy Cook, Pat Landers, ,lan Freshman Organization Strives For School O-Staters is a new organization started this fall when the Lassos and Lariats felt a need for an organization for the new fresh- men to build school spirit throughout the university. The organization is composed of l25 mem- bers, including ex-high school cheerleaders, athletes and others who show an interest in athletics. 'l'wo members are selected from each fraternity and sorority house, two from each floor in the dorms, and from town stu- dents. 'llhe main objectives are to build school spirit and to see that OSl' has the best athletic teams in the nation. Having a hard time getting started, the club has shown as time progressed and minor problems worked out that they can benefit the school in many ways besides just being Spirit Martin, Kathy Jamison, Nancy Nlulcahy, Russell Legg, Connie Courtner, Kenneth Vase, 'llerry Shurig. ROXV -l-: Don Coates, Ann Byers, Claud Green, Steve Peniek, ,Indy llendriekson, Bryant Boyd, Donna Hughes, Sharon lVICC'omber, Ann llar- haugh, Sheri XVinninghain, Glenda Eaton. With Pep Rallies, Bonfires, Team Support a pep club at events and rallies. The O-Staters have adopted a uniform of black blazers with an orange O for a crest and black pants or black shirts. 'l'o raise money for their blazers, which will be kept by the organization for future members, they sold merchandise to the students of OSl'. O-Staters made their debut at the OSl'- Colorado homecoming football game, and have representatives at all home football games and basketball games. Next year they are planning to attend at least one out-of- town tootball game. Other activities this year included the freshman bonfire before the Ol' game and skits at football games. Next year with the present membership and new pledges they hope to have a mem- bership of 200 in their new organization. Page 329 lassos 8i lariats ill lliiiiz Fisxrox ' Pl'IlSiI1l'IIf .loHN CL'NxiNcii.axM li I,i1'I7-Pfl'SiIlI'I1f i .ANNE DoNov.fxN Sc l'I'Ff!lf-1' f STEVEN Klovizas yl7'l'l1XllI'Ff , KING CAQY Azlviror FRONT ROVVZ Linda Drake, Nlarilyn Towry, Mike Fenton, John Cunningham, Steven Nloyers, Linda Price, Patty Corder. ROVV 2: Karen Hutson, Barbara Stollings, Saundra Logsdon, Roland Floyd, Bill Lee, Bob Jones, Millard Kratz, Sharon Richardson. ROVV 3: jane Pool, Connie Zoldoske, Pat Fisher, Living Groups Choose Junior And Senior Academic Candidates To Help ln The Planning And Organization Of Pep Aclivilies Lassos and Lariats, the honor group that does the most on the campus to promote school spirit, consists mostly of sophomore and junior students with at least a 3.0 grade average. Klembers are chosen for this honor by each living group. Activities of Lassos and Lariats have included the planning and organizing of homecoming events, plan- ning of all the pep rallies, financing the cheerleaders trips, and running the Hash card section at ball games. This year a new feature was addedsthe sponsoring of a new pep organization, the O-Staters. Money to sponsor these activities is earned in part by selling eye shades at football games. Andre Vllhiteley, Stanley Kolar, Diane VVilp, Carolyn Pearce, C'arol Glover, Diana Lriefller, Beverly Paleeek. RUVV +2 Sarah Pulliam, Pat VVard, Doris Roe, Earlene Kelly, Adrienne Ruby, Roy Lewis, Bob Green, Nlary Caldwell, Kristi Brown, Mary' lilubaugh. Page 3-lO FRONT ROW: Sam Hall, John Reynolds, Bob Eubanks, Gary Robert Badaliance, Melvin Powell, Richard Hollis, Sam Foster, Johnson, Clarence Marshall, Gary Kutz, james Thomas. Mike Fenton, Lonnie Sutton . ROW 4: Kambiz Ilekmat-Panah, ROW 2: Edward Raper, Gary Goodman, John Beebe, John Jerry Blackmon, Carmi Humes, Roy Thornton, Ed Loutherback, Cunningham, Mervin Snowden, Charles Coleman, Charles Dan Cott, Dennis Leheda, Phil Randles, Guy Marney. Hestand, Donald Palmer. ROVV 3: Bruce Siberts, john Orr, Sigma Tau im W W SAM HALL Presizlwzt OHX REYNOLDS 1 irfr-l'resident lion EU BAN KS joiixsox Yil'l'Il,l'llI'l'7' urs CiIl.l,l2Sl'lE Ml W W ,W W W all Sffrrdflry W wr Ci,-mv M W M -IA. 3 ' .fdtiisor Thirty-Two National Chapter Representatives Come To First Engineering Service Society Conclave On Campus Since 1936 Oklahoma State's Sigma chapter of Sigma Tau was honored this year to act as host for the national con- clave of the fraternity. It was the first time since l936 that OSU hosted the national gathering of the frater- nity, with representatives from the 32 chapters across the nation being treated to a tour of the facilities of the College of Engineering While on campus. Sigma Tau serves as a service organization providing classes in the use of the slide rule and help sessions in several engineering subjects. These classes, taught by members of the fraternity, are offered free of charge to all engineering students. Pige 3-ll Pi Tau Sigma K Alisiuu' GRANT il Prerizlezzl W .lui SVISRH I'itil'-l,l'l'SlIIt'IIf ll I Aloiix ihlCll.H.XNlZY Secrefrsry lion ROBERTS i 'lw7'c IlA'I1I'l'I' F Roniinr l,owi5Rv fll!7Ji.lYll' Red And Silver Spur Gears Indicate Scholarship, Leadership ln The Pledges Of The Mechanical Engineering Honor Society Pi Tau Sigma was founded to cultivate the high ideals of the engineering profession and to instigate interest in eo-ordinate departmental activities. An out- standing sophomore is presented an annual award ot a Blarks' Nleehanical Engineering Handbook for the purpose of promoting high scholarship among the members of Oklahoma State's Lambda chapter. Each semester, mechanical engineering students who have been outstanding in their scholarship and have shown exeelling leadership abilities can be seen with large red and silver spur gears on the campus. This organization supplements the members' education in broader fields than covered in academic studies. FRONT ROVV: Jerry Grant, Jim VVebb, Bob Roberts, Billy Simmons, John Nlcllhaney, Glen Grant, VVilliam VVomaek, Ronald Osborn, Sam Foster. ROVV 2: Leo Gagnon, George Kokendoffer, David Ellis, Art VVikoh', George Ross, Robert lfriedemann, Gerald Chambers, Robert Vllooster, Kambiz liek- mat-Panah, Faramarz Nasseri. ROVV 3: Stanley blaggars, Robert Hinderliter, Floyd Ganus, Thomas Ragland, Glendon La7alier, james Caywoocl, Joseph Stanton, llarold Smith, Elvin Nfeller. ROXV -l: .lim Tarter, Larry Edwards, james Clark, Mike Deals, Don fort, Gerald llolmberg, E. I,. Dowty, Phil Randles, Ken Barrett, Ken Bolt, Bob Cates. Page 342 FRONT ROVV: R4lIt1llll'IlZlf'llJf, lN1ax Rogers, Glenn Vanfoev- Mtillmzili, Mike Peak, Gerald clli1lIl'll1t'l'S, Phil Rzindles, Kelly .., ,, P if-:. F45-gg I-7 L7 D 3:45 v, -MD CD tl, H Z,-iq .25-.7-' -I 'Ig-13: EE' 1 we :ff- 'V-f S3 'Z' F' I 1 W :cis- CEE ind w '75 cnfz I Z.: fi- F 3 2-7 :gh ll gaz- CD 553 sag' 3 -4 H ZEHN: 5- .. fi ifssz .J-,223 A'S 1 we ..--1 I :Tu CD 99? F22 ::.. 5 ill' 1 3 Z'?:i ei., BD 252 1 :iq 395' ln 5' 3 rr: Baf -V 3.4- JL.. II' 7.1 2 3? 1 Q1 UQ T155 in lu fC l 1 it? gf .HE CD fl 731 I EC ..-. Cf: ri .., flliil l i I Ssidigii S151 if MAX Rocizizs Cllllliflllllll DENNIS l,l'ci4iNix11.L Iiffl'-Cllllliflllllll xl,X.XlliS l'lliXl7RICKSOX Sl't'I'l'I'llI'Jl' Grafx Y.XNCllIiYERlXG 'll7if'1l3'IlI'4'I' -I. D. lfxizicifiz ,-lzlwisfn' School Ot Engineering Membership Promote Their Profession And Show Leadership With Extra Curricular Group Activities Any student regularly enrolled in the College of Engineering is eligible for membership in ASME. The purpose of the student branch of ASN1 Ii is to pro- mote the interest of students in mechanical engineering as a profession, to provide extra curricular activities, to develop leadership among the members through par- ticipation in the branch activities, and to foster closer relationship between students and faculty. 'l'o attain these ends, the student members may par- ticipate in the regional and sectional conferences where they have opportunity to Win cash awards. At the con- ferences the members present papers for judging to a panel consisting of students and faculty. IJ cr an e 3-i3 Eta Kappa Nu cg,-XRY Goonxuw Prcsizlczzt .loHN f7RR I iifl'-lJ!'l'A'illP1ll' A1.1aisRT Ginsorst S1'r'r1'fnry -lr-xxiias liliFFI2R 'l'rr'11s11 re 1' Ronizar PENN ifzlaiixor FRONT ROVV: Gary Goodman, john Orr, Albert Gibson, James Ketfer, Karl Stevens, Clarence hlarshall, Robert Perry. ROVV 2: Gerald Thompson, Coy Sullivan, Ronald Covello, Outstanding lunior, Senior Masters ln Electrical Engineering Represent Deep Interest ln High Standards Of Scholarship Eta Kappa Nu is an honorary electrical engineering fraternity open to the upper fourth of the junior elec- trical engineering classes and the upper third of the senior classes. lts main purpose is to bring together men in the profession who have a serious outlook on college as a whole and have manifested a deep interest and marked ability in electrical engineering. The group strives to establish high standards of scholarship among electrical engineering students and further their advancement in that profession. In Feb- ruary of 1930, the Omega chapter obtained its charter. Since that time it has grown steadily in size and im- portance to be one of the major fraternities. Leary. ROVV 3: Glen Sneary, Dale Piguet, Donald Palmer, Darrel Gimlin, Carmi Humes, jerry Blackmon, Charles Cole- man, Guy Nlarney, Dave Cisco. joe Hart, Richard Key, Carl Nicholas, Leon Chapman, Robert l Page 344 Louis MeFadin, Darrell Gimlin, George lNIorrow, XVilliam FRONT ROVV: Carmi Humes, Ron Cohea, jerry Taylor, Carl Nicholas, John Orr, Gerald Thompson, Gary Johnson, Larry Fisher. ROW 2: Coy Sullivan, Charles Coleman, George Sherrill, joe Hart, Herbert Fulton, Don Bowyer, James Ketfer, Norman Dang, Richard Key. ROVV 3: Glen Sneary, Dale Piguet, Charles Lester, -lithender Rao, Albert Gibson, Robert Mastin, Robert Perry, Guy Marney, Arthur Brown. ROVV -li Chapman, john Murdock, James Swagerty, john Haws, Hoang Due Nha, Vance llunt, Donald Shoho. ROW 5: M. R. Farukhi, Dave Cisco, Karl Stevens, 'lack Snoddy, Jerry Black- mon, Steve Randler, Howard Hardt, Daniel Absher, Robert Norton, Clarence Marshall. Electrical and Electronics Engineers Q CARAII H tjxlrss lJI't'SiIll'lIl W 5 Rox Cortex W AIERRY rlfxvcok Q Sccrr'1'f1ry CARI, N1cHoi..xs H ,lll't'1l.l'I1l'l'I' C. RI. SL'Nl,XlliRS H D. l.1xoi21.n.xcrr fl cleric-m-.f ' lricc-Prcxizlr ,nf Chance For Rapid Advancement Seen In Electrical Engineers Developing The Proper Aililude Early ln Sludenl's Career Xdhth the devehnpnientrmfthe seientihe nidustry pro- ceeding at a rapid pace,the lained Staus needs pro- fessninal engineers niore dian ever before. dfhe lnstn tute of lilectrical and lilectronics Phrgineers seeks to develop an attitude in the electrical engineering student at an early stage in his career vvhich xviH nierease his chances for rapid advancement. lluring die year die groin: iniites il Xwuiety ill speakers ug describe various technical engineernig de- velotuiients arnl piwmblerns eiicotniteretl ni die inclustry: 'lhe highbghtfd dnzsmneueristhe mjennhc paper contest Pdlnis on technical electninic topics are in- cltuied iii die piwngranis hir die stucients' niterest Page 345 American Soeiety i Civil Engineers W h IXIICILXEI. Lrxk Q lJI'l'.l'fI!l'llf i Rox.fxr,n THo.xnfsoN I 1'ir'1'-l'1'r'5i1fc11l Crrtck Horcxcrzk h Sf'1'refr11'j' R Davin N1TT1.i2R i' 7w7'l'IlXIl!'l'f , Roman FLANDIERS aJI11'Ui.l'0f Civil, General And Architectural Engineering Society Members Promote Closer Relationship Between Students And Faculty Promoting a closer relationship between students and faculty is a constant aim of the American Society of Civil Engineers. Students eligible for membership are those enrolled in civil engineering, general engi- neering, and architectural engineering schools at Okla- homa State. Throughout the year activities are held in which the organization sponsors an annual banquet held in the fall and a picnic followed by the annual student-faculty softball game in the spring. hflembers of the society are also able to enjoy numerous informal coffee hours held twice a month and several field trips to industries throughout the state of Oklahoma. FRONT RUVV: Roger Flanders, Phillip Manke, Ronald Thompson, Michael Link, David Nittler, Gary Kutz, fhuck lloracek, VVayne Beverage. RUVV 2: A. Ahmadi, George Auakim, Pedro Baez, Mady Mady, James Suthers, james Alspaugh, Jimmy Reed, Ray VVallace, Charles Baker. ROW' 3: Clinton Dodge, George Shaw, Gordon Griswold, Ronald VVhite, David VValker, Gordon Pearce, lylelvin Powell, Firouz lVIollaian, Joe Eaton. ROVV 4: john Reynolds, james Slifer Philip Corlew, Vllendell Mcfurry, Chris Bolton, james McCoy Larry llove, Phillip Davidson, Gary Steigman, Stephen Piter ROVV 5: Gary Toussaint, David McAlpine, Carl Holloway Garyl Geist, Roger Beecham, Howard Flanders, john Kelly Sam Storey, Ken Govaerts, Tom McRay, Robert Badaliance Page 3-lb CHI EPSILON Juniors and Seniors Honored ln Engineering Fields Chi Ifpsilon is 21 national lmnorarx organization for lviCvfP1'vSi4lvI1rl. Wendell NICCIITVY lwffffnryl, Stephen Pilfr . . . A 1 . -. ', K. V. I N . l ftreasurerl. ROVV 2: Nlike FL-ntnn, Gary Kutz, Ruger Flan- junior and serum students majoring in uxil, aiehitcr- llersl phllllp Mlmlm lmlvlwrll Rmmlll Tlwmlwlnq ROW 3: flll-all 01- lil-llgl-:ll Q-llllinpql-ing fiddle. Clary Toussaint, VVaync Beverage, James McCoy, Roger Beevham, Carl llulloway, David Nitrler. ROXV 4: A. Ah- mztdi, Pcdrn Baez, Rohr-rt liadaliance, Hmvard Iflandcrs, FRONT RUVV: Clinton Dodge- Qprvsidentbl Runald VVhitc hlaurnuhzin Hhatla, Larry llnve, l'yarclVIf1liali. if! fi!! ill fi lf! if'! KE! iii l fiffi i'f l fi fi ii BETA CHI SIGMA Discussions Interest Building Construction Majors Beta Chi Sigma was founded in 1056 in order to FROTST ROW.: lNlilQr- .Fnolel-,hllhilip Sr-lvidge 1-presiclvllfll Robert Innes lsuxetniy-tin-zisrilerl, UL-an Irhj' ladvisurll Billy provide a S1lflSi2lCf0lv'l' atinosplicrc tor' intorinal discus- llllllcl' ROW 2: lglll lllmmmll C-lmlles -lsclrllll Rlllml lllllllll sions ut prohlelns ot building L'OIlSfl'l1L'i'lUll Inajnrs. Rlltlfl' Tlltlwffnl llilfff Shilffffl KHUIWYI1 Rlliffllff- .QQ AIilBI'lC2lIl FRED 'li12NN1r,Lia l,f'f'SfIIt'7lf li.XRl,'l'0N VVITTIZR l'iriv-Presizlwzt Loxxns Srirrox Sefrelrlrj' XVrI.r.r.fxar l+'osTi2rz 7ll'l'llXll7'Fl' li. ll. BELL fldilifflf Instrtute Ili Chemreal Engineers Undergraduate Members Give Outstanding Awards To Majors ln Chemical Engineering For Advancement Of Institute's Aims Oklahoma State's student chapter of AlChE strives to promote the profession of chemical engineering and the understanding of the profession among the students at the undergraduate level. The year has many highlights for the members of the organization. The annual fall and spring banquets are the most favored of events among the members, for at these dinners awards are presented to the outstand- ing chemical engineering majors. The meetings are held on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. It is at these meetings that speakers are invited to discuss chemical engineering as a profession or related topics in the Held. FRONT ROVV: Lonnie Sutton, Karlton VVitter, Fred Tennille, John Cunningham, Ed Loutherback, VVilliam Foster. ROVV 2: Ann Frazier, Clyde Allen, Gary Johnson, John Dobson, Rex Starr, Donald Bowles, Robert Rosseth. ROW' 3: Bob Ruther- ford, Dick Schiltz, Don Mcflroskey, Richard Hollis, Ronald Gantz, Edward Raper, james Holland, Bruce Siberts. ROVV -if: Troy Dillahunty, Louis Turner, james Taylor, Calvin Slater, L. A. Hicks, john Stanley, Lee Hopkins, James VVarn. Page 348 FRONT ROYV: Cheryl Johnson, jimmy Barrett, C. J. Picker- ing, Paul Torgersen, jerry Ryan, Kenneth Balizer, Shailesh Desai. ROVV 2: George Verghese, K. Balaram, John Sed- berry, Richard Bush, Charles Hestand, Narender Dev Sharma, Dorn XVeaver. ROVV 3: David XVagner, YVilburn MeAbee, Lawrence Thompson, Danny Ritz, Ralph Hall, V. G. Rama- chandran, Robert Null, R. Balakrishnan. ROVV 4: Nztvnit Desai, VVilliam Klein, Vishnu Dingwaney, Jan Forish, Robert Nelson, Phillip Lightfoot, Robert Seearce, Douglas johnson, Auburn Mitchell. American Institute tif Industrial Engineers I resident I llf Presidelrf L HERE I IUHX sox bl'l'I't'fIlfj' R I,eK AI,liXi1XNDER Treasurer Z C. J. PICKERLNG W '- ' W W JIMMY BARRETT W r - r W W 1 v M . 5 . all ' W W at , , PA. L' 1. Tone IZRSEN Jzlfvisor Industrial Engineers Speak At Group's Bi-Monthly Meetings In Promotion Of Their Scientific And Professional Material Prime objective of the American Institute of lndus- trial Engineers is the aequainting of the young engi- neer With the opportunities and responsibilities await- ing him in his chosen profession. This is carried out in bi-monthly meetings where students are introduced to successful industrial engineers from various facets of the profession. Formation of the club, organized in l9-l9, was to promote the dissemination of scientific and profes- sional material, to have representation in campus ae- tivities, and to help members better their understanding of engineering. Seniors are honored at a banquet each year. Il age Engineering Gavel SAM H.nr.r. Presiderzt Aiorxr. SAXIFIE 1'ir'r'-Presizlwrz Saxrmrv XVITTMER St'l'I'l,f!l7'j' Roranm' NORTON Y 'rms zz TKT .ARLYN ORR Club First Student Toastmasters' Organization In United States Promotes Public Speaking ln Practical, Technical Knowledge Promoting public speaking through experience in communicating to groups, relating both practical and technical knowledge, is the chief goal of the Engineer- ing Gavel club. The club was organized at OSU in i953 as the lingineering Toastmasters, the first student toastmaster club in the l'nited States. It was reorgan- ized in 1959 and is now atliliated with Toastmasters International as a gavel club. During the year, the club hosts other student toastmaster clubs and has a .lrlvisor combined meeting with the Stillwater loastmasters. hrlembership to the club is open to any student in the College of Engineering. The maximum member- ship of the organization is 30 active members. FRONT ROVV: Robert Norton, Sam Hall, Akmal Saitie, tulla, Rodney Cleavelin, Sue Nlitehell. ROVV 37 M. R. Sammy VVittmer, jithender Rao, Norma Socorro. ROVV 2: Farukhi, Charles Patterson, Darrel McDaniel, Otto Mullman, Eloisa Pereyra, Kenneth Graves, David Davis, Syed Nusra- Grady Garner, Douglas VValton, Auburn Mitchell. Page 350 FRONT ROVV: Ralph Roddy, Clarence Johnson, James Kent, Mannsehreek, Steven Moyers, VVilmer Hamilton, Frank Skrdle. Dennis Leheda, Owen Maddux, Ahmad Saremaslani. ROVV ROVV 4: VVesley Morrison, Vllilliam Gibson, F. R. Crow, 2: Nasser Zeighami, Richard Brown, VVillard Sodowsky, A. K. Turner, E. YV. Schroeder, Charles Schwarz, George Budo Perry, Larry Kretchmar, Chet Olson, Bill Fry. ROVV 3: Nlahoney, Lowell lN1CMasters. F. A. Shellenberger, Carl Kurt, Everett Lamar, Karlson American Society Ui Agricultural Engineers 1 ur Presidwrl RALPH Room' ' CLARENCE JOHNSON l'iz'e-Prcxizlrvzt -'AMES IQENT Dizxxis Lian rim yl!'f'I1A'lll'lil' lCr.a1ER Diexxiizi. 1 W M M W W W Srfr'r1'fn1'y W W W W M , ' iiriwirrn' One Of The Goals Set By Student Engineering Membership Is Encouraging Fellowship Between The Students And Faculty Promotion of fellowship between students and fac- ulty, provisions for leadership training for interested students, and acquaintance of the student engineer with the activities and new developments in agriculture engineering are the goals of ASAE at Oklahoma State llniversity. 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 agriculture engi- neering as carried on by industries and the annual Aggie princess contest. Delegates are also sent each year to the national and sectional meetings of the association. Pige Xml Institute lit Aerospace Sciences I I Al. C. BL'RKIl.XR'l' : Callllliflllllll : llox COTT Iriff'-Calllllililllflll Q Al. XV. R.xNso,x1 : St'l'l't'fIlI',l' : Ifitiin KI.sRs1i.xi.i. 1lI'l'I1.l'lIl't'7' l.. QI. Frm i if 11 'zfixo r FRONT ROXV: L. J, Fila, Nl. C. Burkhart, Don Cott, Marshall, M. VV. Ransom, Roger VVarloe, Steve Rai ROVV 2: Cheryl Johnson, Andrew Anninos, Dennis Clnol Enghert liannink, Art VVikotl, james lVlCKenna, ,lohn Mell- haney, Charles Coogan. ROVV 3: Paul Leisten, Glen Lax Aeronautical And Aerospace Engineers Throughout The World Trade Ideas For Engineer, Design, And Technical Specialists lixclnuige fit technical hleas by' aeronatnical and aerospace eingnieers dirotndiout the xvorld is doe basic ntkshintmfthe lnsntutermitheiacrospacc Sciences.'fhe insntute B the representanwmffor engineers desnyters turd technical speciahsts nt ah the sciences related to the design and devehipnientiifznrborne space craft Nlembership is open to all people, professional or laynimy inuremed nithe aenwpace held and iw ad- vances. hleetnigs this year xvere held in the Studein l'nion ultne the engineerhig lab tvas benig enlarged. Sonte of the activines of the insdtute are the spring and fah baiuiuetszuid held trnasto research centers Fred idles. Shay, Gordon Stone, VVilliam Marris, Gerald llolmherg, Phillip VVilenx, Donald Niason, Alvin Baker, linli Cates. ROVV 4: l.:1rry Alberts, Charles Smith, Morrison Cotner, Neil Ferry man, Jerry Ryan, ,lim lWorrison, john Sedlierry, Richard alier, l3el.ano, Larry llightill, Roliert l-linclerliter. Page 352 FRONT ROYV: Dean lrby, Michael Bradley, George Schoen- leber, Larry Blaekledge, Robert Snelson, Frank Riehart, Roy Thornton, Daryll Yahl, ROW 2: Ayla Taluy, John VVhisnant, Jack Kelley, Virgil Carter, Larry Felder, Syed Nusratnlla, james Snthers, jim Thomas, Jimmy Reed. ROVV 3: Jeanne Pope, Clifford Hamlin, joe Bellows, Fred Hillemeyer, Mike Callahan, Ron Groh. ROVV 4: David Fisher, Glen Summers, Douglas Sokolosky, Bob Bray, Leon Jelinek, David Davis, Kenneth Graves, Sue Mitchell, Ross Floyd, R. VV. Cornwell, Nlanoon Leeviraphan. Brown, VVilliam Palmer, James Graber, john Gross, Brett AIA-Beaux Arts W W NIICHAEL BRADLEY t President m W fiEORGE SCHoisN1'.Em2R W 7. i 2- J I y Y . W Inc 1 zrszderzt W Ji 4: X 4 . 'W I ARRY lil xcri l'DGE rr Sr'rrf'fr1ry W W1 Roizism' SN1sr.soN W lv H, 7'f'l1.Yllfc 7' DEAN IRBY ilzlfvisor Interest Maintained On Partisan Basis, Educational Events Provide Balance Of Entertainment For Architect Membership ln conjunctnniyvidithe natnnialchapter,thestudent chapter of the American Institute of Architects pro- xddes nnxnbersyvnh the ben posnkde benentsyvnhin its power. It strives to maintain interest on a partisan- ship baQs,to provide educatnnud eventsthat WGH be of interest ni both architects anci architectural engi- neers and to provide nienibers a balance of exceHent entertaninient. A few of AlA's projects Which are now in operation are the 'd3eaux rXrts Balhw an eniploynient prograni for graduating seniors, summer employment, and an acdve adnctnfprogranitorthernenibers Cldieracnvi- tux nniude varnnw tnpsto nadonalconvennons Page 35 P E T R 0 I. E U M C I. U B Oil Interests Geologists And Petroleum Engineers All students who are interested in the latest develop- FRONT ROW: Arifin Salim, George Iliildeu, A. G. Comer. l X . I X .1 . 1 Q -I 1 Y . . la il b Yvayiie Adams Ctreasurerj, Patrick Hoggard lvieefpresidentl. numb ln tu U1 lm MMU HMI -'Om tu' L U ' II K1 II '15 Larri Elrod tpresideritl. ROW' Z: Turn Foster, Floyd Boyd, Ol'fI,?llllZCiI for petroleum engineers and geologists. Rlllvli Simpwll. ROHH TUf'kfV, Kev Hfllr. W. S- l 0srer'. Ahmad Kamailiarl. SOCIETY 0F AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS Technical Association Promotes Interest And Skill Designed to proiliote interest anal skill iii tlie develop- FRONT ROXV: Robert TvIHtWI'0 iViW'Pf6fid0I1Y7. Glenn I d R. U 1 5 . U . 1 1 1. I H A Yaiiikeveriiig Qpresiclentb, James CNZIYYYYNMI Ltreasurerl. RUXV ment, eslgii, Dl0lllLi'lOIl, operation, am maintenance ot 2: Vvmiam Iimmn mdvimrby Gerald Q-hmnbeh csm,retul.yJ' aiitmiiotive vehicles, SAP, is OSI, 's teehmeal society. Max Rogers. Uvrlli Hwillvk- !--4' ,'1'fi?if- FRONT ROVV: Charles VVheat, Jerry Brintle, Alvin Sherman, Leonard Branen, Duane Peters, Robert liroclerick, James llas- Lawrence Miller, Carl Bumpurs. ROVV 2: Jim Croft, 'lim lcins. RUYV -li Dale Smith, Lewis Banks, john Follett, Blames Fretz, David Fick, Clifford Ewert, Larry llardin, Ronnie Berousek, Hob Evans, Russell Ash, john Farmer. Carr. ROVV 3: .lim Kuehne, Phillip Ricker, Larry VVolfe, 1l B3 Z E' 0-I' bb l'l'l 'Z CA 5 Z E if! iff CARI. l3L'xii'L'Rs l,l'f'3'iIlf'lIf lJ.fXNYRliNCl-I fXIIi.i,ER lilft'-lJfl'.VlIll'I1f AI Hun' l3iuN'rL12 Sw1'i'f111'y- ,1i!'t'Il5llI'l'I' Ami N S Hiaaxrxx ,lflwiwr Technical Institute Students With Outstanding Scholarship ln Honorary Social Fraternity To Represent Various Schools 'liau lota lfpsilon is an honorary social fraternity for students of the Technical institute who have a minimum grade point average of 2.75. The purpose of the organization is to Create a group that is representative of the Various schools of the Tech- nological institute and to provide lectures, films, and demonstrations of both technical and non-technical nature for the membership. The major social function of the year is the annual banquet meeting in Nlay. At this meeting, outstanding members are recognized and new ollicers for the fall semester are installed. Other social functions are also scheduled throughout the year. Page 355 Society Ut Mechanical Technicians slorrx FARMER President Dcinxrf PETERS IYil't'-PfI'XiIlIl'lIf ,lm KVEHNE Sf'r'rf'l11ry-Trmsurrfr AALVIN SH ERRIAN NoRxr .ARELL ildarisors First And Second Year Students Of Mechanical Technology United To Maintain Stronger Affiliation With The lndustry Unity between the first and second-year students of mechanical technology and the maintenance of a strong contact with industry is the main purpose of this club. Speakers from automotive, petroleum, diesel and other industries that deal With the mechanical aspects of engineers bring the aliiliates closer to their chosen field through films and lectures. These representatives tell how they are associated with industry and relate new and better safety methods on which the club places much emphasis. Activities include the sponsoring of the campus- Wide highway safety program and the spring banquet. FRONT ROVV: Douglas Calkins, Jim Kuehne, John Farmer, Alvin Sherman, Duane Peters, Norm Abell. ROVV Z: Robert Hill, James Schmidt, Bobby llelwer, Alfred Isaacs, Gary Carroll, Claud lliatt, Bruce llestwood. ROW' 3: Richard Roberts, Mark Eccleston, jerry Brintle, Clifford Ewert, Paul Ott, Gary Voorhies, Gerald Levalley, Tom Niedlen, ROVV -l-Z VValter Smith, Steve Noling, Carl Bumpurs, Bob Evans, Leonard liranen, Doyle Hilton, Gabriel llernnnde-de-alba, james Day. Page 356 TECH D R A FT l N G C l. U B Students First To Affiliate With National Group Consisting ot students in drafting and design tech- nology, the Tech Drafting cluh was the lirst student club in American Institute tor Design and Drafting. FRONT ROVV: Milton Brown fvice-presidenti, Paul Payne, Earl Rogers Cpresidentt, fharles Thompson iadvisort, Ralph Brumlield Qadvisorb, Otto Nlcfurdy fS6K'l'CfZlfy-tl't'1lSllI'Cl'J, Kenneth Dunbar. ROYV 23 Phillip Brooks, Dewey Berry, Carol XVilhurn, Loren Frey, Roger Sample, Ilerman Coffman, ,lim Fretz, Clarence Stone. ROVV 3: Donald Brown, Alton Farris, Jerome Decker, Loy Payne, Ron Eggers, Louis Bowdre, Rohert lN1oon, VV:1de Adkins, june Bates. 1-if Ei S E iii 13 1 TEC I-I R A D I 0 CLU B Radio Field Achievements Promoted By Engineers The purpose of this organization is to promote achievements in the field of radio, Klenibership is open to all regularlv enrolled engineering students. FRONT ROYV: Ray llzlstings fpresidenti, Harold YVehster Csecretaryj, -Terry Gilbert ftreasureri, Butch Clopton Qviee- presidentj, Larry Hardin, Charles Calhoun. ROW' 2: David Fiek, Dale Brigham, 'lim Blaekard, Fred lfmde, john Sanders, Martin Block. ROXV 3: Robert Lewis, Glen llopfer, Loy Nlorrison, -loe Downing, Fred Dries, Donald lWClVlichael, Jim Croft. Block And Bridle , LARRY BELLANIY .1 Prrfsidflzl -lore QlRfXllTR EE l'iw-llrwsifiwzf cil.EN SMITH Sf'1'r1'tarj' ICVERETT R IARTIN Yll'6'Il3'ZlI't'I' sl.-xox K ICCROSK EY ffdfvisor FRONT RUVV: Jack McCroskey, Larry Bellamy, joe Crab- tree, llughla Foreman, Glen Smith, Everett Martin, Judy Kinder. RUVV 2: Carole Petropoly, Sonny Stoll, Roy Brothers, Eugene Burns, Jack Tucker, Eddie Sims, Bob VVillis, Dale Cinnarnon. ROVV 3: Jim VVhite, Gary Markes, Larry Jones, Samuel Todd, Stanley Mannschreck, Don Shroyer, Gary Hard- HIJGHLA FoREMAN, Queen ing, Gene Anderson, Tom Schick. ROVV 4: Earl Pierce, Charles Cooper, Denton McNutt, Bob Hillier, Jim Telford, Ken Sherrill, Gary Thompson, James Wiffmrd, Charlie Davis. ROVV SZ Charles Nicliinzie, Lynn Jones, johnny Pryor, James Nitzel, Larry Buchwald, jim Cowles, David Beard, Kenneth Holloway, Loren Heavin, Don Hubbard. Page 358 FRONT ROVV: C. Fath, l,eRoy Kenney, -lim VVo-ody, Teddy Fariss, VVayne Griffeth, Duane jeffrey, A. J. Smith. ROVV 2: Fred Bonham, jimmy llarrel, Raymond Campbell, Bill Harrison, Nlike Combs, Curtis Cockrell, Dick Opela, Bill Latz. ROVV 3: Eddie Rathbun, Gary Staiger, Billy Ferguson, llarold Gillenwaters, bl. L. Brandon, Gary Guseman, David High Scholarship Standards In Animal Husbandry The Oklahoma State lniversity chapter of Block and Bridle through its many activi- ties has become one of the outstanding chap- ters in the nation. The club was formed and has grown on these main objectives: to promote a higher scholastic standard among the students of animal husbandry, to promote animal hus- bandry, especially all phases of student ani- mal husbandry work at OSl', to bring about a closer relationship among the men pursu- ing some phase of animal husbandry as a profession, to help support judging teams in national competition, and to promote a closer relationship between instructors and students. Each year the club pays a large share of the expenses of the livestock and meats judg- ing teams at the four major national contests. Spencer, Nancy Baker. ROW 4: Sam Countiss, Leon Knori, Gary Harrison, jack Linn, Ronald Kahle, VVendell Smith, Gary Smola, Clarence Petersman, joe Griswold. ROW' 5: jerry lylayheld, llarold Fogleman, james Cannon, Vernon Minson, Russell llouk, Gus Bartlett, Turner Davis, lylervin Denison, Douglas llerring. And Promotion Spur Outstanding Chapter ln order to raise money to support these teams, the club has various fund raising ac- tivities. Of these are the Block and Bridle rodeo held twice each year and the annual spring sausage festival. Other events are a Christmas party, a livestock and meats judg- ing contest, a spring dinner-dance, and elec- tion of a queen. A project undertaken by the Oklahoma chapter is the awarding of a 35100 scholar- ship, which is presented annually to the outstanding all-around animal husbandry sophomore. Sponsoring the Little lnternational l-itting and showing contest in which the outstanding showman is selected, and assisting the animal husbandry department in carrying out Feed- ers day are other activities. Pigc 359 Alpha Zeta XX .wxri l'rsH lJl't'.l'iIlt'lIf Iflllllli l'ru'i'crir5'r'T firm'-P1'1'.vr1lr'11f laxnru' lirir.i,.xxrY St't'l't'fIlI'-1' Btu. lloiiiaxnoigex 7'I't'll.l'Ill't'I' Bon To'rt'sr5K A 1 1111 ix ll r National Agriculture Honor Fraternity Fosters Good Will, Sets High Standards Of Conduct And Academic Performance Alpha Zeta, the national agriculture honor frater- nity, fosters a spirit of goodwill among students and sets high standards of conduct and academic perform- ance as a means to promote scholarship. lt was estab- lished at Oklahoma State on April 2-l, l9l6, making it the 25th chapter among agricultural institutions of higher learning. Specific activities in this connection include a for- eign student party to develop and maintain friendly relations with international students, a spring banquet which honors outstanding agricultural students, and continuous liaison between students and faculty to im- prove attendance, study, and instruction. Larry Cronkhite, David Ozment, Curtis Coekrell, Billy Clay, FRONT ROVVZ Charles Long, VVayne Fish, Ifcldie Pritchett, Hob Totusek, jerry Piquet, Larry Bellamy, ,lim liiles. ROVV 2: john Clay, Bruce Iipperly, ,lack Shaw, Cecil Davison, Marvin Antlrews, James Plummer, Richard French, joe Reinauer. jim Bowyer, Nels Holmherg, I,lo5 tl Murtloek, Charles Harms. ROW' 3: Bennie VanVat'te1', George Brant, hlichael llenley, lfltlon Cox, Robert Thiessen. RUVV -l-: Zahir Fyal, joe Skinner, Roger Hullarcl, -lim Uatf, Robert Post, Nlike Thomas, Page 360 FRONT ROVV: Jerry Schultz, hfierle Buss, Curtis Cline, Rob- Pritchett. ROW' 32 Gene Ballew, Alton Robertson, Franklin ert btormont, Richard French. ROVV 2: Mike Delierry, Ladd Seiber, Glen Combs, Joe Burch, Grover VVe-stfnll, Pete Frans. lludgins Melvin Deering, Roy Britton, Bruce Fpperly, Eddie Aggie X RICHARD FRENCH Prffsizlwzl RonizRT Sroiuioxr I7il'f'-Pft'A'il!F7If JERRY SCH L'I.TZ Sl'l'l'f'fHl'j' 3112111.12 B rss Trwzszzrw' N1 'x Clisoifi-'Rm' L,oi,1.1Ns L. A. P.-XRCHFR fl divisors OSU Student Holds The Office Of National Vice-President In One Of The Nation's Oldest Active Clubs Ot Agriculture C3T8HfCd,21 departniental eharter at CJSI' ni l929, one of the Il2lflOl1lS oldest active clubs, Aggie X, is de- Mgned to pronune beder ndunons and undermanding between students and faculty. ldighhghtfd du:yenrxvasthecdeenoncd Bob SUN1 niont, Ydlukita senior, as natnmnal Vice-president at the nanonalcmnvennon hehlin Shuts Conn. Suwnunn sueeeeded lkne Frunsin representnig CJSlf by holding a nnnonalcnhee dlie Club has aetivines including the ptdohsbing of a nexvsleUer,tbe grantniglofthe Pl.llf Spielnian sehol- arship and the sponsornig of Umursto diderent poinw ofinuxen dnoughoutthe Haw. Pigc 361 Dairy Science Club 'l Roranier Rossrarz, NIR. l,V'I'.t'iIl7l'1If M .l.X,XIES iXl.XTTI1l5XVS 1 Ilt Pl1'Alljl7llf i Roniim' SToxr5 Q St'l'l'l'fIlI'-1' 3 Roranirr Tmrissrix 'liI'l'fl.Yll!'1'l' R. L. Vox CiL'NTEN Crrzrrs fiRIFI lN l Jzlwisors FRONT ROVV: Hubert Croslin, James Nlattht-ws, Robert Stone, R. I.. Von Gunten, Betty Martin, Curtis Griftin, Robert Rosser, Robert Thiessen. RUVV 2: ll. U. Olson, Bert Blumer, Don Haggerty, Garry Bilger, Ivan Nlinor, Kenneth MCDaniel, Members Study Dairying Art, Promote Student Cooperation, Build Qualified Dairymen, Broaden Outlook On Agriculture Kleniberscifthe IDairy Science chdastudy the arttd dahjung to pronnne cooperauon annnugthe Hudenw ot the dairy industry, to make more qualihed dairymen through aggrewive edorw of pronmning a wider ae- quannance uithuryuug and to broaden the oudook toward agriculture. Each yearthetiub pubhshesziyearbook,takespart in homecoming decorations, helps select queens, assists the cattle judging team in national contests, and holds an annual banquet and spring picnic. CJSl'E natunud odicersin dnestudent branch of die associatuni are Pdorris fdichtds, president,zu1d flobert Ilosser, Jra third vice-president. Nichols, Darryl Kinnett, C. V. Patel, Jaek Moore, Randall Brown, Gerald Richmond, Joe Snider. ROVV 4: Larry Early, Alan Early, -lim VVillis, Gary VVagner, George Kahoa, Duane Lester, Lane Mills, Phil Jayne, Sharon Crites, lirvin Coblentz, Stanley Kolar, James Scott, James Goins, Robert Bornemann. Arlis Vnrau. ROVV 3: Darrell Stiles, Jerry Piguet, Glenn llolderread, Norris Page 362 DAIRY PRODUCTS IUDGING TEAM Best Milk Judges Take First Place In Contests Placing first at both the southern regional contest at LEFT TU RIGHTS P11111 .Itthmftlt CCUHCTIT, ,THIHCS MHIIIIEWS .. . . . . ETSI. RLTTS ':'RT'R,',' HI' the Tiniversity ot AT2ll'yT2IllCT :ind the lllft'l'li21UOli2lI con- K mm' HHH ten nt' melt 'Mer' Hun cmslm test, they are the best milk judges in the L.7.S.', D AIR Y CATTLE IU D G I N G TEA M Team Honored With First And Second Show Wins VVinning5 second at Tnternzitional Livestock exposi- ERUNTQ RUIWI DHYWII Stiles, Ffflwrf ROSSCF, Bill Ahh' - - - - 1 . .' . ' DVV 2: ' .T ' ' C ' ' W 2 tion at Qhicago and first at Southwest Livestock show Idgiggillegifanl Bunjm Mmm' mms Guam much, 7 T . at Ft. Viforth are two events of the judging teznn. ini, N, W if ff C R 0 PS 1 U D G I N G TEA M Places Taken In National, International Contests USUE Crops judging team competed in both thc LEFT TU RIUIIT: David Sauder teoachj, Lawrence Burris national and internzitionzil crops judging contests this Darrel Kms'Wsf'sYThUfmf'H- B b1 hm ' year. The team took second plaee in both contests. SOILS .IUDGING TEAM Senior Group ls Affiliated With National Society Participating in the region four of American Society LEFT T0 RIGHTS 10110 5Pif2el', TWH Hughes, U11vidTf11viS of Agronomy at Xlississippi State university, the OSU Blu Jnrdzm' senior soil judging team won many honors. l fgff' ,Q K, 'ED FRONT ROVV: Billy Clay, Robert Post, Lloyd Nlurdock, Kola Clements, Tom Hughes, VVendell Arnold, Neal Otto, Eddie Black. ROVV 2: Ronnie Brewer, Charles Seifres, jim Stroike, James VVhitworth, David Travis, Dwight VVhitworth, Gary Roaeh, Bert Duke, Jimmie Smith. ROV' 3: john Flay, Francis Agronomy Club Gilliland, Duane jackson, M. L. Owens, VVes Thurman, jimmy VVood, Royce Searcy, George llartslield, john Spitzer. ROW' +I Brent Eggers, Gene Arnold, Leon Clark, jimmy Stover, jerry Collins, VViley Felty, Nels Holmberg, Bobby lVIclVlillin, jerry Hill, Bill jordan. National Officers, Awards, Sponsored Teams And Contests Top The List Of Campus 0rganization's Varied Achievements Prrszdmt I Los in 'Kit Rnoeii fm President Bon Ioux sox Sr r 1 r fury XX ENIJELI. .ARNOLD The Agronomy club was first organized on the OSU campus in l922. The OSl' club Won the national achievement contest held by the student activities sub- division of the American Society of Agronomy in l960 and placed in the top three in both 1961 and 1962. Two OSU club members were elected to national 'A oiiices at the i962 meeting. . I rmslz rw' Q D. A. SANDER liach year the club sponsors a crop judging team, A a soil judging team, the freshman-sophomore and the W W Toni HL'GPIES W . W , nn W J , A K, m IW W V A v W ,... W v I W H W N iizlfziixor' junior-senior judging contests as well as the Oklahoma highschool interscholastic crops and land judging con- tests. The club participates in intramural sports, so- cials, and has an annual senior banquet. Page 365 Collegiate FFA J DEAN Herrin l,rz'.rid1'11f 3 l3iL1. Cevxiisn lryifl'-l1fl'SFIll'1lf I Q ll.-XRRIZI. liuzrxii 3 SI'f'I't'fllVj' .liar VVYHITE yll'l'llXllfl'I' il l lCvERiz'r'1' lfnixcfrox R. A. lhiiizia iYdr'i.vor.r 0-State Claimed First Collegiate Chapter Charter In 1932 From Oklahoma Division For Vocational Agriculture Students The Oklahoma State Collegiate Future Farmers of America received its charter from Oklahoma division of the FFA on March 3, l932, having the distinction of being the first collegiate chapter established. The chapter, sponsored by the department of agri- cultural education, is organized for students in voca- tional agriculture, but its members include those stu- dents majoring in agriculture or related fields. The group's main objective is promoting a spirit of co-operation and goodwill among college students in FFA, providing training of leadership material and participation with state and national organizations in promoting ideals of Future Farmers of America. 565205101 212:-111:71 123-57: 'rs -.., , V ,:s5,,,'4'-leiz Emwzsgi-1 H-: '- 'fr' -Ve? -...,::-:,..... Z::FE'1Ei:.a'E '45EE:.feefZ sd..-'asf' Frm 'ft .. Z.-- Ling-e fw..f75o':.'gQ -1,....: :rsyn- QQDA ' '15 3-if.,-e.. Tb4 :ru':v-j'l :' 'f43Lf:e : Z' fn- 4-U., -. :niece av-Z7 3: EQ r1.3fF:T-37:-1? A :.., 2. - ,A g,...., Q?5 '2:?t. -H ,.,. iff-W-STBNE .,-- 1'4-.fb 'L' ...'4 Z-1 ' wg A-1. Z P-fc.:-tm 21 '-1: -' N :'2i?F' ef?-151 E37'3?, wrt' :S u'jP3.'F ., 1-,. iq .-,A ro 3-1351 -:U PEZ--Eire :r':vt'-717241 ::- -11. GQ c.:'WUQfJ 'tv f-ep--2: 3,75 'H f-siA,E' E P-75.1 -ij -' r,3....,.4....a,fs L:-,,,...:i-U,-4 Qmgzmmaif '43:77'I'..'4: Nlurpliy, Jim Biles. ROVV 4: Don Reed, lilvis Howell, Paul Storm, Robert Dills, Bobby Bowles, Clay Collins, Ramon llnyes, Orrin Newell, Raleigh lobes, Glen Shinn, R. L. VVood, Harold Brown, Gary Moore. ROVV 5: Jerry Thurman, Brent Eggers, Alvin Staggs, Kenneth Harper, Lloyd Brown, Ken Ilzlrrocl, VVill Getz, Ken Apple, Roger Barnett, john Golliver, l.. D. Smith, Jerry I.:1ubz1eh, James Beach. l tge 366 FRONT ROVV: Julia Baker, Michael Lucas, Carolyn Purvis, Cecil Davison, Richard Tarpey, Teresa Lackey, Dick Schiltz, Carol Wood. ROVV 2: Gayle Bowden, Carroll West, Carolyn Blakley, Joan Payne, Karen Vlleaver, Mary Grimes, Flo Allen, Jeannie Kygar, Lana Shaklee. ROVV 3: Sue Blevins, janis Loepp, Linda Carothers, Chet Olson, Norman VVarminski, Frank Polaeh, Larry VVatson, Karen Schenk, Elaine Dempsey. Collegiate 4-H ROVV 4: Ann Good, Sylvester Maier, Mary Hancock, Richard Frank, Larry Lauback, Bob Dzur, Ken Schneeberger, Nancy Vanderwork, Karen Sharp, Sherry Domniek, Marie Niemann. RUVV S: Dolores Swanson, Jerry Sills, Randle Krejci, Michael Hoffman, Richard Muller, john VV0ods, j. ll. jones, Lois Jeans, Lavelle Gottsehall, Ronald Smith. Former 4-Hers Make Up Membership Of Collegiate Chapter For Useful Citizenship And leadership For The Community Ml MY W RICHARD TARPEY President Vliciiarr LUCAS 1 nf Prvsizlfvzf ai aff W i N , ' . 0177 . ,- W W Teizizs.-x l,.xeKi2Y W W ,.., W W A Y 4 1 x Y 7 W r w , fi? Z DICK SCIIILTZ W I ,,' . S1 1 1 4 tary lu 1 x B UXLR I rfrlsurvr 1111 iso: Lseful citizenship and leadership in the community are stressed by the Collegiate -l-H members. Delta Sigma Alpha chapter is composed of all the former Jf-H members who are enrolled in Oklahoma State l7niversity. The group was organized on this campus in 192-l. Collegiate -l-H club meets once each month for an evening of fun and fellowship. The members of the collegiate -l-H chapter join to- gether at wicner roasts, square dances, entertaining open house parties, initiation of pledges, and the -l-H round-up held each year in which many students par- ticipate. :Xnother highlight of the year for all 4-Hers is their annual spring banquet. Ptgc 367 2 , M E ATS .I U D G I N G TEA M Team Takes Two First Place Awards ln Shows Taking lirst place at the Southwest Livestock show LEFT TO RIGHT: Lowell Walters Cf'0HChl, L1l 5'Bt'll11m5', in Ft' Vvorth and the Auwrican Royal Show held in Charles Cll1lI1l'l',Blli5ii1iilCI',Rf1f'BI'0fhCl'S,ILX'EF9lfMIil'tlll. Kansas City highlighted the year for the judging team. LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM Seniors Gain Many Wins In Livestock Expositions Second place in the National VVeste1'n livestock at FRONT ROW: Jllyli MVCFUSRCY lC0HlfhJ,1111ffY Hilfmi Keith D Y . 1 1 Q h Y X V l.v Q uk 7 I If . Padgett, James Xxylfflfd, Kent Moczre, Jimmy Harrel, Sonny CIIVCI ant tout uesttin lxestot CXDOBIUOIT at olt Smut ROW' 2: NL-il Burchamy joe Crabtree, Duane klefitey, Worth are only two of this senior' teanils many awards. Kenneth Sherrill, ,lHCk T11Ckff, Jefff Koechel, 431611 Smlfhl VVayne Gritfeth. FRONT ROVV: Suzanne Ownhy, Charles Long, Brent Loy, Steve Kendall, Carroll Germany, Richard Payne, F. A. Romshe. ROW 2: Maxine Allister, Mike Prescott, llarendra Parikh, Joe Skinner, Salim Shallah, David Bradford, james Beach, Maamun Jayynusst, Steve Bivin, Bert Boles, Richard Triplett, Ray YVright, Ronald Eyster. RUVV -ii Ruth Chapman, Charles Sparks, Garold Henson, Mae Irving, joe Payne, joe Dunn, Vllinford Tallent, Eddie llueston, John Pohly. Martha Brown. ROVV 3: Juanita Carlisle, Kais Masri, Horticulture Bluh C P W E 'EF 'T 'ffx 12.-1 A4711 ':7U 27 N-T' J' 71 -4 E G I Q w K ,- is Z :J ii: N rr T 'U X1 A. :E N, Z 'z ri 'w Nu 2 Y 1 i gf Seznxx iz Owxm' ,, Diwin liiunifonn IIVITIIX I1 wr Rieil.xRn N. l'.xYNi5 i lf. A. Roxisriii if Il'l'i,YOI'X Field Trips, Movies And Speakers Represent Different Fields Of Horticulture To Provide Club With Technical information 'lo snnnuhue a niore vndd inunestrd the Hudents in hfntieulture B the the design of die CJSlf llrntieul- ture club. .hlenibership of the organizatnmn is coni- posed fmt those stuclents vvhci are interested in iiursery produenon,in fruu grouung,vegendne grondng,and landseapechxign. 'llie elulirvnivides teehnieal uitorniatumn b3'sprniyJr- ing held Uips,inovies and speakers repremnning die ditterent Helds of hrntieulture. 'fhe group parneipatesin such aenvinesrw an an- nual suwuvberry feed, mdes of hortnndtural products the interscholastic judging eontest, and assists the facul- ty in the garden elub short eourse. Page Poultry Science Club Nlrcirxar. Hi3xr.izY H Prrfsizfefrf if 5'I'El'llliN htarxrziz Ivifl'-lJf'f'.l'i1ll'lIf ' C.xRor.x'N HARMAN f W Sf'l'7'l'fIl7-1' Gizorzorc lla.-rxxr Y'l'l'll.Vll7't'I' Gieorzon Nriwitrr. M fl 11 'vim r Semi-Monthly Meetings Give Industrial Insight, Fellowship For Students And Staff Interested ln Science Of Poultry The Poultry Science club holds semi-monthly meet- ings in order that the members may have opportunities for an insight into the dynamic poultry industry as well as fellowship with students and staff members who are interested in poultry science. The leadership of the oihcers and the cooperation of the members has made possible participation in a Wide variety of activities by the club. They include the partial support of the trips by the poultry judging team, the cooperation with the agriculture in staging an open house during parents' weekend, and many oth- er activities all financed by the raising and selling of broilers and turkeys throughout the year. FRONT ROVV: George Brant, Stephen Sumner, Carolyn Har- Kalka, Ronald Melton, Lavern Crosson. ROW 3: James man, Michael llenley, Julia Baker Cqueenj, George Newell, liester, George Kahoa, Charles Murphy, Richard Muller, Glen Foreman. ROVV 2: Howard Tackett, Ronald Smith, Richard Tarpey, john VVest, Joe Berry, Rollin Thayer, Gary David Ozment, Ray Melierley, Michael Hoffman, Robert Throekmorton. .. Q A ggigaeu. Page 370 POULTRY .IUDGING TEAM Own Record Broken As Students Set New Score nw in 1 nt nrt X nstmx or LIQIPT TU RIGIIT: J. C. Gillurt-:ith It-out-lui, Dm-id Cmnent, Richard Tarpcy, Runnic C'hilt'u:1t, Stephen Sumner, Evan Fuqua. i 2?fo33i33i S3 E W I I. D I. I FE S0 C I ETY Conservalionisls .Guide Aim To Wildlife Resources lwrovk Cpresidentl, Ricca Martin ISCCFCUIl'j'-fI'61lSllI'Cl'J, Vern James Cvice-pre-sidentl, F. M. HZIIIUIQIIIFIIISF Cadvisnrj. ROYV ZZ James Montgomery, Stephen Niillnrtl, Micke-5' Kcrnodltf, Gary Bullard, Vaughn Rzrsur, Clary XKYIIQKCFYIIZIII. ROVV 32 Joseph XYZICOVIIIUY NVe-ntlcll NICIZCII, Rnlwrr Martin, Dun Fnndren, jerry Strong, VVittthe1' llnrtnn, Larry Neal. :,.'.'5iErs -an 1 I i VV K I-ef vi' - f' N p ,. - sf Forestry Club P1 fsuluzt 'XFN ILIIOT 1111 Pfl73'lIif?IIf W ICRNEST NLNN W JOE IIARTNIAN rw , IW ' W v -1 W . . , L , mr .,, W SPl'I'f'fIlI'j' ,rf Al ERRY RI.-XRTIN jvI'l'IlXllfl'l' Iinwtx XVHEELIZR A7111'i.v0r FRONT ROVV: joe Hartman, Neil Elliott, Ernest Nunn, jerry Martin, Carol ,lo Brien C1962 queenj, Edwin VVheeler, D. VV. Robinson, Doyle VVeatherford. ROVV 2: joe Cox, Roy john- son, Kenneth Rollins, -lim Bowyer, Howard Newman, ,lack Bean, David Dunkin, Omer Burdick. ROVV 3: Dale Beck Jerry Jordan, Roger Davis, Matt Mclflttire, Andy Forrest v a XVA NDA GRAY, Queen james Broce, Curtis Bates, Dwain Embrey, Jim Allen. ROVV 4: Richard Rnlow, Gary Prather, Don VVhaylen, Fharles Mc- Fadin, Bob Leonard, Ronald Johnson, blames Tempero, John Buffo, Gary Carver. ROVV 5: Lloyd Cummings, john Skinner, Newell Nlarsh, Tom MCC'11llL1m, Dave Vllickwire, Harvey llolt, Vllilliam johns, James Flanders, john O'T0ole, Jerry Marrs. Page 372 I1- FRONT ROVV: Glenn liessinger, Robert Dennis, Chet Brooks, Darryl llunkapillar, Daryl Cochran, Jerry Sims, C. H. Sims, George Kelley. ROVV 2: Paul llugon, Monty Carson, Earl Hayes, Richard VValker, Ellis Cochrane, George Parker, Pete Orshurn, George Sheets, Richard Tanner. ROVV 3: Harold Burkhart, David Samuel, Glenard Hare, Tom Jackson, Melvyn Travis, James Fieszel, Gary Vlloodson, Les Booker, Jerry Henderson. ROVV -l: ,lames Bohlmann, Bill Sluder, Ed Chanfty, Tom VValdrip, VValt Turner, Raymond Stahl, Dave llensley, Roger Erwin, Jerald Nickels. ROVV 5: Ronnie Cluck, Danny Smiley, Stephen Dunkin, Lee Nichols, John VVhitson, llarlan llamburger, Hob Howard, Donald Dale, jack Langley. Theta Pond Forester's Field Day Produces Participants For National Foresters Conclave The purpose of the Forestry club is to give the members a better chalice to know each other and their instructors while learn- ing more about the profession of forestry and related fields. Various club activities provide the group a chance to put into practice the many differ- ent phases of forestry. Activities such as the HLog glam held each fall at Lake Carl Blackwell and the foresters' field day every spring at Theta pond test the skills of club members. The winners of the field day par- ticipate in the Association of Southern For- esters Conclavc which the Forestry club is looking forward to sponsoring in l96Jf. The forestry float can always be seen in the homecoming parade vieing for honors. Also active in intramural sports, the club was fifth overall last year and won the softball championship in the club and dormitory league. To help the club meet its many expenses throughout the year, members spend much time cutting wood to sell to local customers. Other projects are Christmas tree and pine cone sales. The club is proud of the OSU Forester, a beautiful yearbook which vividly portrays the year's activities. Another highlight of the year is the selec- tion of the forestry queen. The annual spring banquet is the climax of the year's activities. Since the organization of the Forestry club in l9l6, it has continually grown and now has a record roll of eighty-eight. Page 373 LRAIC COHLRLY President I ne I rffszdrfrzt -lOANNE CiRIFFIN ,, Secretary LINUS THoRNToN Treasurer ANDY TQINKEAD 4 zivxisor Jackpot And National Rodeo Contests Draw The Attention Of Talented Students For Wins ln Championship Competition Intercollegiate Rodeo club was organized for the purpose of furthering interest in rodeoing among the students at OSU The club holds an annual National Intercollegiate Rodeo association event, Hjackpotw rodeos, and various social functions. The national outstanding rodeo team, consisting of six members, competes in college rodeos throughout Arizona Texas New lXfleXico and Oklahoma. They 7 7 also compete in the southwestern district for the dis- llllllllillll il ll ll U W W Fx 1 W 1 f ' W W STEVE -IACKMAN W 'fi'-J if . 1 J. W W W W W W W W W W c W .I trict championship title. The district Winners then at- tend the national Hnals Where the national champion- ship team and individual vvinners are selected. OSU member Sonny Ehr was national champion bulldogger. FRONT ROW: Steve Jackman, Craig Coberly, Joanne Griffin, Linus Thornton, John Brant, Eddie Sims. ROVV 2: Tom Schick, Charles McKinzie, Lavern Crossan, B. K. Springstead, julie Aclelman, Virgilea Walden, Connie Esch. ROVV 3: Shelagh Curtin, Sally Haner, jan Barton, Diane Williams, Karen Davis, Bob Dimery, Ann Barnes, Sue Blevins, Caren Tauels. ROVV 4: Sally Bowser, Carol Stephens, Barbara Gast, Jerry Strong, Mary Mires, Joe Brents, jim Hill. Page 374 FRONT ROVV: Gaylord French, Tran Quang Minh, Mike Santino, John VVehling, Talmage Brown, C. Bryson, Joseph Chabot, Stan Acree. ROVV 2: Tom Coffin, Roger VVyant, Jerry Kendrick, Craig Franks, Roger VVells, Bill Robinson, Charles Nlontgomery, Tom Welsh, Wylie Hough, ROVV 3: VVilliam Carter, Paul Frith, Vvilliam Roberson, Jim Rocconi, Barney Bertrand, Johnnie Remer, Joe Davis, Larry lidwards, Alpha Psi J. C. Doyle. RUVV 4: Don Crow, Joseph Buxton, Randall Smith, Josh Fidler, Bruce Stringer, Dorland Bennett, Bill lVlcDougal, Bruce Stroup, Lewis Roach, Zane Bowles. ROVV 5: L. D. Barker, Joel Jensen, Richard Boatsman, Dale Turner, Edwin Fisher, Delbert VVhitenack, Gene Bailey, James Dear, Jerry Jacobs, Terry Beals, James Stone. Interest, Promotion In Veterinary Medicine Field Prompted Organizational Establishment In Canada And United States W Z JoHN VVEHLING P f'Sffff?'1f Infusion of a deeper interest in the study of veteri- I L Bax ox zfsldr 111 Lift l xi yi xci Baowx bttltfllfd lrrrlsurn ldwmr W . M w W A . . 'S .' rr li...-, - - ,.,, ar ra fa , . , M A .. A . W ,.., D. IW W Nlnua Saxrixo W ' '., . , . M W DR. Roiwav BUTLER W . nary medicine and promotion of a stronger bond among the veterinary colleges of the Lnited States and Cana- da were the purposes behind the founding of Alpha Psi in l907 at Ohio State university. Xiu Chapter was established on this campus in l953. sGuests are invited to speak on subjects inside and outside the veterinary profession at the bi-monthly meetings. Active in the national association, Alpha l'si sends a delegate to the national convention each year. Traditional dances, dinners, and stag parties serve to accomplish the aim of the organization to hold at least one social function each month. Page 375 Student AVMA I reszdent Pr! szdeizt-Elffvt Rox ALD CJEISERT St 4 retary TERRY BEA LS Treasurer W W . M H 11 wror H! W W JAMES DERR W 7 f wr W NIONROE NIORETON W , . Ml W , N M r , W ? ' , IW W W W DR. SUJNEY EVVING FRONT ROVV: Jerry Kendrick, Ronald Stenseng, josh Fidler, Terry Beals, Monroe Moreton, James Dear, Kenneth Sims, Tran Quang Minh, Donald Vrbka, Bruce Stringer. ROVV 2: VVylie Hough, Eugene Fingerlin, Clinton Jewett, Joseph Chabot, Stan Acree, Craig Franks, Robert Dahlgren, joseph Hayden, Elden Svec, Ben Baker, Don Robertson, Thomas Loaf- mann. ROW 3: Vicki Mannschreck, Deorsey McGruder, Gary Gibbons jack Nightengale, Keith Martin, James Gehring, Ray Miller, 'George Meyer, VVilliam Robertson, Dick Barchinal, JIM DEAR, President Demarious Keller, Gaylord French, Richard Allen. ROVV 4: Ned Ross, James Stone, Randall Smith, Dellalene Baker, Bruce Stroup, Edwin Fisher, james Brandt, jack Allen, Roy Pool, Lewis Roach, Dale Turner, Robert Hall, Gay Halterman. ROW 5: Louis Burch, Zane Bowles, Franklin Humphreys, Vvavne Moore, Mike Santino, J. C. Bryson, John Wehling, Laurin Patton, Bill Robinson, Charles Montgomery, Larry Swango, Richard Boatsman, Gene Luther. Page 376 FRONT ROVV: Barbara McAbee, VVade Markham, Starling Miller, Ron Geisert, Gene Bailey, Joe Davis, Robert Kerr, Roger VVells, Delbert VVhitenack, Gerry Grant, Joel Cox, Dorland Bennett, Ernest Martin, Joe Nickell, Marvin Buck, Leonard Gaspar, Tom VVelsb, Tom Cothn. ROVV 2: Kaye Bose, Carl VVard, Larry Edwards, John Kirkpatrick, Jerry Jacobs, VVilliam Roberson, Tony Fell, Johnnie Remer, James Zyskowski, Stephen Jones, Bruce Mammeli, Rex Olson, James Livingston, Robert Fulton, Reginald Collins, J. C. Doyle, Thomas Carter. ROVV 3: R. F. Spirez, Herschell Giles, Joseph Buxton, Duane Lemburg, Bill McDougal, Robert Rober- son, WVilliam Grantham, Gary Edwards, Donald Harrington, Jack Taylor, Terry Jackson, Doug Inderlied, Nolan Gross, VVilliam Hornbuckle, Ronald Guthrie, Travis Jones, Philip Alm. ROVV -1-: L. D. Barker, Darrell Allison, Dianne VVall, Paul Frith, Richard Patterson, Pat Durham, Andy Baker, Steve Holmes, Vernie VValker, Richard Dahlem, Joel Jensen, Jimmie Loftiss, Roger VVyant, VVilliam Carter, VVilliam Lance. ROVV 5: Silvita Liepnieks, John VVebster, Don Crow, Dan Hudson, Wlarren Newby, VVilliam Core, Jim Rocconi, Talmage Brown, Barney Bertrand, Jackie Horton, Shirley Cnrrin, Dale VVend- landt, Lewis Partridge, Ilubert VValters. First Class In Veterinary Medicine Formed Society Now Active With National Association Oklahoma State's student chapter of the American Veterinary Medical association was organized by the students of the rirst class in veterinary medicine in Biarch, l9-l8, under the name of the Oklahoma ASLKI Stu- dent Veterinary society. Nlembership is re- stricted to students Who are regularly en- rolled in the College of Veterinary hledi- eine. Objectives of the organization are tlj to promote a spirit of friendly relations among the students regularly enrolled in the Col- lege of Veterinary bledicineg QZJ to provide an additional opportunity for the members to gain professional knowledge, Q35 to build character through the censorship of all un- worthy actions of its members and the com- mendation of all Worthy deeds, and to make available to the students the opportuni- ties offered by the American Veterinary Medical Association to its chapter. Student AVAIA attempts to bring to the campus noted speakers from throughout the state to discuss subjects directly pertinent to the future veterinarian. Others have pre- sented illustrated lectures of interesting tech- niques and problems. Blovies of research Work, clinical Work and husbandry methods have been shown to acquaint the members with the many phases of their future pro- tession. This organization also takes an active part in intramural sports and sponsors several ac- tivities during the year, including a Christ- mas party, spring picnic, and the annual spring formal held in conjunction with the VVomen's Auxiliary of the society. Page 377 P RE V E T E R l N A R Y C l. U B Club Forms Closer Bond To Veterinary Profession The goals are to strive to promote a stronger bond among students enrolled in pre-veterinary medicine and to familiarize them with various aspects of their profession. FRONT ROVV: Tolwy Hoover Cpresidentb, Karen Davis Csec- retary-treasurerj, Earl Hock lviee-presidentj, Louis Lane, Claud Evans, Ann Barnes Creporterj. ROXV 2: Jon Horn, Billy Sanders, Tom Spooner, Joe Daniel, Greg Nlackie, Sally Hauer. ROVV 3: Adrienne Ruby, Ronald Gustafson, Alvin Beadles, Elza Pollard, llollis Cox, Kenneth Sperling, Sarah Nlorris. AGGIE TOASTMASTERS Members Giving agricultural students an opportunity to speak before a group ot people is the purpose ot the organiza- tion. The club queen for this year is Bliss Louise Schuler. FRONT ROYV: Ronnie Brewer Qviee-presidentl, David Miller Qtreasurerl, Nlike Cline lseeretaryl, VViley Feltry lpresidentb, Given Opportunity To Speak To Group Bill Clymer, Eddie Pritchett, Larry jones. ROVV 2: Lon Hawkins, Jimmie Smith, jimmy Steward, Tom llughes, Gordon Brown, Marvin Andrews, Teddy Curry, James XVhite. ROV' 3: VVilliam Hohenlmoken, Ladd lludgins, Donald llathcote, l,. Y. XVatkins, Roy Britton, Eddie Black, Cecil Mitchell, Kim Ford. FRONT ROVV: Elmer johnson, Russell Handerson, Stephen Ted Moss, Leonard Clements, joe Reinhart, Tom Quillin, Alan Dill, Martin Frank, Robert Broderick, Steve Otte, Lawrence Saulsbury, Ronnie Hoover, Gary Wliechma. ROW 4: Rodney Miller. ROW 2: Gary Cokerham, Charles Quillin, Wlilliam lludson, Robert Mason, james Owens, Robert Washburn, VVesthoff, Melvin Gordon, jack Cuttet, Tom Admire, john Lawrence Dawson, WVilliam Kelly, Gary XVhite, Al Foeri, John Shreve, Robert VVise. ROVV 3: Dave Nelson, Bob Macmillan, Trueworthy. F. P t t. S I t l' Z Russert. HENDERSIJN ff Presizlwzt V STEPHEN Dim. ,'7it'F-l'l!'l'5idt'Ill W in RCJIRERT ISRODERICK W Sf'rrffl1lry W 1 I, BIARTIN l'R.xNk 1ll'l'!1A'llI'l'f ICIAIER ,loHNsoN xlzlifisor Extraordinary Organization Points Out Importance Of Campus Fire Prevention During Annual Week Of Pledging Activities Fire Protection week is one of the most active times for a pledge of the Fire Protection society. The Week coincides with help week during Which new pled' are initiated and Hnishes with the member-pledge dance. Presenting the importance of i'i1'C prevention on the campus and in the living groups is the focal point of the week. Numerous films, field trips, and prominent speak- ers throughout the year instill in the members an in- creased knowledge of modern innovations in the tire protection and prevention field. The Fire Protection society is exclusively for fire protection students and is one of the few of its kind in the nation. Page 9 .E ': :- za: 3 no ': ': as -3 2. Fl KS! Blllili C.xxnsr.1N Prz'si11'f'11f Lorrie STEVENS l'il'f'-P7'l'.5'jl1f'lIf STL:-xRT BL'3IG,XRDXliR Sl'l'!'l'fIl!',1' D.-this -I.-xcons :lll'l'Il.S'lll'1'l' Farm BLACK fldfuisor Oldest Business Fraternity Encourages Scientific Research For Members In Fields Of Commerce, Accounting, Finance In an effort to improve the welfare of its members, Alpha Kappa Psi, the oldest business fraternity, en- courages scientific research in the business fields of com- merce, accounting, and finance. The organization strives to educate the public in appreciation of the higher ideals demanded by modern business. The club is a charter member of the professional interfraternity conference, composed of the leading fraternities. lt presently has ll9 chapters on leading lf -'TZ1 35.142 7T'forc . V-, Z f-5 'E--I :jf-P ' 5:-:EE Mg, 5-94 5: '- egg .-gg? xi 5: 5 'DI QWFJCE -34 '3-T,-gf: fb- 1 CII-1 5' :TH-'m 'Z' -,f-Q 52:4 f:....1 ' rl:n3 ... L1r.4U,'j WSWS C-'::t 4' :QQ f 'U5L-' yt 1 wg s. .. EE azfwi- ag'- V. v 7925 -Q --- ,....-.. zzrg: .NE-:QQ campuses with over 32 alumni chapters. To increase knowledge of the practical applications of their majors the club sponsors industrial tours, pro- fessional speakers, and business activities. Glenn Downing, Gary Franklin, Bill Cox, Joe Bowles, Jim Heisley, Doug Kelfer, Mike Milner. ROVV 4: Terry VVeigle, john Berkey, Robert Leslie, Tim Armstrong, John Grant, Richard Cox, Larry Staneart, Richard Peetoom, Nlark Berrong. Page 380 FRONT ROW: Hugh Zumbro, Tom McNew, Loren Just, Joe Kinder, Dean Webb, William Mildfelt, Bill Warwick, R. J. Paul, Louis Link. ROVV 2: Glenn Shapley, Fred Shapley, David Helmer. Bill Gibson, Jim Cain, Terry Rine. ROVV 3: Akmal Saitie, Society For Advancement lit Management I OREV JUST Prrsizlmzt rl ONI MCN raw IRQY W W W W 1 W - W W W Louis W W W W Ja i ' W W W R. J. l M . W Iliff'-l,!'P.l'iIlt'llf LINK Sefrvlzlry liowmas Trmrlzrffr J ,AUL .fdfvixor Arts And Sciences Of Management And lndustry Promoted By National Professional Organization Composed Of Students The Society for the Advancement of Rlanagement is a national professional organization composed of students in the field of economics, business administra- tion, engineering and others Who have a sincere interest in the art and seienee of management. The aims of the organization are to bring closer to- gether executives in business and students preparing to go into business, to serve as an effective medium for the exchange and distribution of information, policies, and methods of industry and management. In SABI students learn the importance of teamwork, initiative, and leadership through various meetings, conferences, seminars and panel discussions. Page 381 IOII WALTON Preszde nt horns BLERY I zu Prfsldfnt .lm Lniix bf crf mfg ARLO HELlEliRG Trezzszz HPF LYNN IDELLIZNBERGER fldifisor fri W 4 W S . W , W W A, 1. 4 017 ,. ,' , W W 1 , W v wr ' ' ' nf in W W W fn Closer Occupational Affiliation And Understanding 0f Careers Brought Through Club To Students In College Ot Business Organized on the Oklahoma State campus in IQ49, the national fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi promotes a closer affiliation and a better understanding between its members and the business world. In Delta Sigma Pi, members learn the importance ot teamwork, initia- tive, and leadership through various meetings, confer- ences, seminars, field trips and panel discussions with faculty members, fellow students and prominent men in the field of business. The group is also host to two initiation banquets an- nually and the founder's day banquet in the spring. hlembership in the organization is open to male business students with a grade requirement of 2.0. Kurt Harrell, Barry Jeppesen. ROVV 3: David Bergin, Fred FRONT ROVV: Arlo Helberg, James Beery, joe VValton, Hugh Moore, jim Cain, Terry Rine, Robert Goodbary, Ernest Burk- hart. ROVV 2: Ted Messenger, Elvin Hardiman, Sterling Carberry, Hugh VVynn, Johnny Hatheoat, Ronald Watkins, Q llorinek, jim Zaloudek, Robert Barrett, Kenneth Briggs, Dave Kastner, Bryce Hodgden, Ed Mossman, Tom MeNew. i ':i l Page 382 FRONT ROVV: Millard Kratz, Jim Parker, Bill Sullivan, jim Felton, Paul Ruth, Louis Link, Derral Cheatwood, Harry Beauchamp, Tom Dellanas. ROVV 2: VVayne Moss, Dale VVoods, Stanley Niece. Xi Mu lVIIll XRD IXRATZ Pri S1111 nt Im I rfarzzlezzl Sruzinrj I SL I I ix Trfzlsurrr FRIED HeDoNALD W W i , V IW 2 . I IIN W W DARRELL SEIBRING W ,L , . fflff .lm l3EAL'cH,xA1P W 1 ' ' I V W i , W w W v v W Bn.. t . , ,xx W WW 4 w 7 Jzltiiror Holding Mock Supreme Court Trial Initiates The Candidates Into Charter Organization Of National Pre-law Membership Xi Klu chapter at Oklahoma State is a charter mem- ber of the national pre-law organization, the Chancery Club of America. Its main purpose is for any indi- vidual interested in law to find out more about the held and the requirements for passing the Oklahoma Bar association. A pledge of the organization, in order to become a member, must acquaint himself with a decision of the llnited States supreme court, and then stand trial to defend his knowledge of the case. Practicing attorneys and legal oiiicials of Oklahoma lead discussions on the actual practice of law and the methods and requirements for becoming a lawyer. This keeps the club informed on current happenings. Page 383 Mu Kappa Tau w l'.xci. llxxsox ,,, l'rz'si1fz'11t ,i ,IoHN NIeCA1siz lift'-Prwxi 'l'.fxNv,x l,UL,'CKS St'l'I'l'fIlI'.1' 'lloai KICNEW 'I 1I'f'!1SLlf'l'f Dox lKYl.lf Jdfuisor l'I1f Southwest Marketing Activity Centers Attract Field Trips Sponsored For Interested Candidates And Club Members 'l'he first national professional marketing fraternity in American colleges and universities, Blu Kappa 'l'au was incorporated under the laws of the state of Okla- homa in l9l9. The organization was formed to pro- mote a closer aliiliation between the student and the Held of marketing. ln fulfilling its purpose, Nlu Kappa Tau sponsors Held trips to centers of marketing activity throughout the southwest area. Various programs presented at the meetings, includ- ing talks by businessmen during Business and Profes- sional week, further the aims of the group. hflu Kappa Tau also maintains a well-rounded social program by sponsoring a fall dance and a spring steak fry. FRONT ROW: Paul Hanson, john McCabe, Tom McNew, Bobbie VVoods, Tanya Loucks, Barbara Moore, Diane Hall, Ann Buchanan. ROVV 2: Terry Brewer, Jim Morwood, Joe Walton, Marilyn Pinc, Stuart Bumgardner, Randall Acton, Leonard Gambrell, Donald Short, Martin Keale. ROW 3: Kay Butler, Judy Reece, Sherry Apple, Glen Shapley, Stanley Niece, Pat Ottutt, Kathy Flanagan, Mary Caldwell, Faye Fowler, Linda Lewis. ROVV 4: Kim Davis, Margaret Cross, David Bergin, jim Beauchamp, Gary Birt, Don Burford, Mike Snapp, Diane Durham, Charles Baggett, Rena Murphy, Andy Parker, Barbara Stollings. ROVV S: Tom Howell, joe Kinder, ,lim Feist, Bill Mildfelt, David Hamilton, Tommy McGee, Paul Reneau, Mack Nauman, Lloyd livers, Phil Vllilbanks, jim Mitchell. Page 384- A Es., i IOTA N U SIGMA Students Possess Common Interest In Insurance Students in the College of Business who are majoring in insurance are eligible to join this honorary club. Guest speakers in the insurance field attend their meetings. FRONT ROVV: Hershon Freeman fadvisorb, Don Barber, Ann Fisher, Carroll Fisher Cpresidentl, Bill Stark tvice-presi- dentl, Terry VVeigle Csecretary-treasurerj. ROVV 2: Sharon Raines, Doug Kelfer, Richard VVells, Al Foeri, Robert Mason, Phil Sells, Lina Cawood. ROVV 3: john McLean, Van Peck, Terry VVestfall, joe Reinhart, Dale Briggs, Phil Marsh, Jack Nasworthy. ROVV 4: Leonard Gamhrell, Anneva Sehoenhals, Lawrence Dawson, Robert Smith, Kenneth Baker, Arthur Stevener, Nancy jones, Lois llamker. ESSXQSXQ QS Sssg ws.QQ.SwVSgxQ wQNQ xksisxwsisx wwwwwswiwx Qxsf sxix BETA A l. P l'l A PSI Tutoring For Beginners Offered By Accountants Accounting majors with a 3.0 overall in their major constitute this honorary organization which conducts a tutoring service for beginning students in accounting. FRONT ROVV: Michael Hutton Ctreasurerj, jerry Champion fsecretaryb, jerry Mallonee Cvice-presidentj, Monroe Vaughan Qpresidentj, john Bowles, Allan Jobe, Ronnie Crawford. ROVV 2: jim Cooper, Robert Rutledge, Norman Loeffler, Donald Rouk, Dale VVheeler, John Berkey, Terry Hinshaw. ROVV 3: Mike Milner, Herbert Tohlen, Hugh Zumbro, John Grant, Arthur Geary, Frank Matthews, Loretta Womack, Annabeth Volz. ROW' 4: David Helmer, Hugh Vvynn, Dale Jacobs, Michael Baller, VVilliam Parnell, Hugh Thompson, Kenneth Davis, VVilliam Kinney, Ernest Berg. AS S 0 C I AT I 0 N OF SEC RET A R I ES Freshman Women Eligible For New Organization Open to freshman women, this is a new professional organization for majors in secretarial administration or business education in the College of Business. FRONT ROVV: l,loyd Garner tadvisori, Sue Gamhrell, Dana Cowan, Sherry Apple ttreasurerj, Mzlry' Caldwell Cy'ice-presi- dentb, Connie Zoldoske fpresidentj. ROVV 2: jane Knippa, Robbie Edmundson, Sharon VVarner, Suzanne Brown, Linda Kehert, Nancy VVinslow, Kathy Winters, Nancy Ilieock. ROVV 3: Pat Renschler, Ulenelyn Long, Nlarilyn VVynn, Virginia Davis, Sandra LelVIonnier, Sharon Smith, Irma Chenoweth, Patsy Akin. ROVV 4: Linda Briscoe, Pam Williams, Marcia Nloherg, Phyllis Rogers, Jeanie Peters, Sarah Nlillsap, Suzanne Smith, Sharon Bucknum, Alice Snppes. as XxxxNxXxxQXN,SxXSSx.NQQX SX E m EEESSSSSEQi wx XQSSQ S Qi SIG M A A l. P H A SIG M A Sophomores And Juniors Fill Secretarial Society Initiation into Sigma Alpha Sigma, honorary secre- tarial adlninistration sorority, requires sophomore and junior applicants to have a 3.0 grade average or above. FRONT RUVV: Pam VVilliams fvice-presidentj, Kris Olt- mann fpresidentj, Linda Lee fsecretaryj, Sarah Millsap, Sharon Manees. ROVV 2: Carol Mitchell, Lois Gearheard, Mrina Fronkier, Kathy Vvinters, Connie Zoldoske, Patsy Akin. ROW 3: Brenda Payne, Sharon Smith, Kathy Savage, Phyllis Rogers, Sherry Apple, Virginia Davis, Sharon Raines. 'GTD' are at it A ,-,, rr -'11 in W L , .Q - rf I V 2, . W, K , ,A P ff A r' r ' I f w i fix? L' the 7 ' 1 A Zh 1 Q., B ET A U PS l l.0 N S l G M A Membership Promotes Professional Business Ideas Striving to promote professional ideas and to bring together women in all phases of business, Beta lfpsilon Sigma opens its membership to business women. FRONT ROVV: Lou VVheeler Ctreasurerl, Nlary Caldwell Lpresidentj, Jeanie Peters, Sharon Yvarner Csecretaryj, Pam VVilliams Cviee-presidentj. ROVV 2: Patsy Akin, Sue Stidham, Sandra LelVlonnier, Nlary Jane Cabe, Doris Roe, Judy Holt, Vonnie Zoldoske, ROW' 3: Niziry Beth Alexander, Sharon Raines, Carolyn Burke, Pat Oifutt, Burlene liohling, Sharon Smith, Betty Krueger. Qxxxxx bxxgg XXQQQgSNX,xXQ QX Q NSNXSS X Q Siswsgqi-SVSEQ RE SQ BE TA G A M M A Sl G M A Club Hosts Upper Percentage Of Juniors, Seniors An honorary business society, Beta Gamma Sigma, is for students who rank in the upper -l percent of their junior class or the upper 10 percent of their senior Class. V325 ,, 1555 fa 2533: FRONT RONV: Kendal Ashmore fsecretaryj, Glenn Shapley Cpresidentj, Sue Stidham ftreasurerj, Carolyn VVester. ROW 2: Hugh Zumbro, Donald Rouk, XVayne Grisso, John Bowles, Mary jane Cabe. g 42' Sigma Kappa Tau Alixr lliarsuzi' l,7'F3'i1lI'Ilf Tm Arursrkoxo l'iz'e'-l'r1'si1lr'11t llama fiU'l'I-IRIE SPi'rr'frlry- 7vfI'Il5l1l'f'I' l,. lf. IJELLENBARCER Interest In Finance And Banking Brought Forth For Welfare Of Members By Activities Ot Honorary Business Fraternity Sigma Kappa Tau is an honorary business fraternity organized to stimulate interest in the field of finance and banking and to further the Welfare of its members. Members must have a 2.0 overall average to join the organization. Sigma Kappa Tau is a member of the American lydwiw, Finance association, which has over 200 chapters lo- cated on most of the major university and college cam- puses in the United States. Some of the finance club activities include lectures from professional business men in the various areas of Hnance and taking Held trips to financial institutions located throughout the state. FIRST ROVV: jim Heisley, Herb Guthrie, Benny Kirk, Bev- Martin, Ed Keller, I,. E. Dellenberger, Mack Balkman, Don erly Stroud, Nancy Jones, Don Timberlake. ROW 2: Charles Stroud, George VValters, Earl Shipp. cr: V' A ,,- Page 388 FRONT ROW: Janet Foster, Julie Creveling, Ada Van Grillin, Betty Krueger, Patsy Griffin, Sandra Patterson. ROW' Whitley, Jeanie Davis, Linda Stotler, Connie Beasley, Joan 3: Judy Martin, Kathy Hand, Dolores Swanson, Jo Ann Simon. ROW 2: Pam Williams, Virginia LeForce, Tana Hughes, Janice White, Cathy Corbin, Sharon Terry, Mary VVood, Kaye Massey, Suzanne Smith, Kathryn Crow, Patricia Chapman, Sharon Penoi, Diane Damon. Women's Recreation Association W IW JLLIE CREVELING W I resizlffnt JFXXNII Davis I zu Presizlwzt Jxx PT I osrr R I rerlrln er M J f ,W W Lx tl f W ' ' . 1- W W . - - I 1 or ' ' ' ' W Smrrelfzry or ni LINDA SToTI,ER I ' ' . W . LW Ana XVAN XVHITLEY I dwsor WRA Intramural Activities Program Is Sponsored To Design Closer Relationships Through Women's Sports Competition By sponsoring the women's intramural program, the Womenls Recreation association strives to make the women's groups on the campus better known to one another through the activities it sponsors. Individual and team sports competition is held throughout the year for both independent and sorority participants. The highlight of the year is the presentation of the traveling trophies to the sorority, pledge, and inde- pendent groups which accumulate the highest number of points in intramural sports. The honors banquet, held in the spring, includes the presentation of a senior award, oiiieiating award, and sportsmanship award. VVRA is open to all college women interested in sports. Page 389 General Home Economics llluh lf LINDA CiRAH.-XXI Presidwzt f JAN ET S,xV1Ll.is 'riff'-IJ7'l'Sidt'IIi ColiRTx IEY RxsNER St'l'7'F1!lI'j' , SHARON Pisxoi 1iI'l'll.YllI'l'f Dix XVIUGHT ddfvisor FRONT ROVV: Eva VVright, Linda Graham, Janet Saville, Sharon Penoi, Ann Chism, Tonya Noel, Carol VVo0d, Ruth Garwood, Roxie Grubhs, Earnesteine Rutledge, Gayle Bowden. ROVV 2: Riletta Smith, Sherry Davison, Judy Carey, Tanya Loucks, Barbara VVilliams, Joan Payne, Sue Fish, Marilyn Pinc, Bobbie VVoods, Sharron James, Karen Schenk, Marie Niemann. ROW 3: Lareeea Carpenter, Janice Chandler, Doris Seeheck, Arlene Goulden, Janna Bishop, Lois Howard, Florence Snelling, Linda Malone, Jean Potts, Lila Reed, Carolyn Ham, LINDA GRAHAM, President Betty Brooks, Pat Vaughn, Sandra Patterson. RUVV 4: Blaine Dempsey, Laura Good, Linda Ash, Ann Buchanan, Faye Price, Susan Harris, Carolyn Swearengin, Linda Gordon, Cheryl Bittle, Karen Meinders, Lola Gray, Joan Doubt, Shari Hall, Judy DeMzirs. ROVV 52 Linda Cacty, Brenda VVilliams, Sue Enos, Betty Proctor, Christine Steffens, Carolyn James, Judy Mzittrrx, Jan George, Kathryn Denny, Joyce Phillips, Darlene Bundy, Donna Propst, Deanna Propst. Page 390 FRONT ROVV: julia Baker, Ellen Joyner, Sue Blaine, Lavelle Gottschall, Lois jeans, Diane Durham, Trish Elgin, Carla Roady, Kathryn Crow, Tana VVood, Annette Milton. ROVV 2: Patti Soderstrom, Shirley Swinney, Mary Grimes, Carole Ogil- vie, Karen WVeaver, Pat Olfutt, Kathy Franklin, Riltla Renick, Patricia Griffin, june Corley, Molly Keith. ROVV 3: Dottie Pinkerton, Pat McCord, Marcella Burgess, Margaret Cross, Ronnie Hastings, Lona Hampton, Diane Dixon, Sue Miller, Karon Champion, Ann Fox, Janice Stiles, Doyce Griflin, Society Iniliales Newly Inspired Recruilm The purposes of the General Home Eco- nomics club are to promote a better under- standing of the values of Home Economics in relation to the position of the homekeeper in the World of today, to provide opportuni- ties for assuming leadership responsibilities, to correlate the Work of the organization with the state college chapter section of the Oklahoma Home Economics association, and to provide a spirit of fellowship. The club Works in conjunction With the other six departmental clubs: family rela- tions and child development, home econom- ics education, housing and interior design, the freshman club, clothing, textiles and merchandising, food, nutrition and institu- tional administration. The group, composed of approximately 3l5 members, is one of the largest organiza- Patricia Jones. ROW 4: Marilyn Stormont, Norvella West, Carol Seebeck, Mary Schmidt, Sharon Hoar, Janis Loepp, Dolores Swanson, Kay Haliburton, Sandra Hayes, Ellie Hogg, Billie Vickrey, Betty Cassel, Alice Cink. ROVV 5: Evalyn Grilhth, Nancy Hudson, Suzon Cotter, Carolyn Harper, Mary Nicks, lylarylu Strong, Gayle Campbell, Chris VVilliams, Ruth Hallenback, Rose Mary Culver, Patricia Graham, Nancy Van- derwork, Mary Allen. ent Program For 0klahoma's High School Seniors tions on the OSU campus. The members participate in the many club activities and projects which include the freshman get- acquainted party, the recognition night in honor of the graduating seniors and award Winners of the club, the state leadership conference, the Oklahoma Home Economics association meetings and the American Home Economics association programs and meetings. One of the newly inspired projects of the organization is a recruitment program for high school seniors. Ender this program members of the Home Economics club give talks to their own high school seniors in order to interest them in attending OSU for their choice in a place to continue the education which they have started. Page 391 . gl' nw- OM I CRO N N U Home Economists Grant Annual Freshman Award llernbership in Ornicron Nu is open for outstanding women scholars in the College of Home lfconoxnics. The organization gives an outstanding freshman award. FRONT ROYVZ Empo Henry Cadvisorj, Niary Cox Qadvisorj, Mary lN1clN1ann lpresidentb, Bonnie Bagwell ftreasurerb, joNita Thomas Qsecretaryi. ROVV 2: Diva Resende, Sarah Redwine, Linda Burley, Chris YVilliams, Linda Graham, Carleene McDaniel. xQiQEQXQQmxqbQQbxxxx 5 QQQQQQ sssx iifse Sas-ssssssswxxsssgswx . P H l U P S l l.0 N 0 M IC R 0 N Honorary Fraternity Emphasizes High Character Leadership, service and a professional attitude are a few of the characteristics found in women who qualify for this honorary home economics fraternity. FRONT ROVV: Carol VVood, Barbara VVilliams fviCe-presi- dentj, Janice Potter Cpresidentb, Lois Lee Hine fsecretaryi, Sue Fish, Marjorie Harper. ROVV 2: Sallie Wade, Nancy Lewis, janet Saville, Elizabeth Vs'ehh, Ann Buchanan, Niarilyn hVilliams, Carleene McDaniel. ROVV 3: Glenda Howl, Linda Lusk, Uarole Ogilvic, Ann llarriger, Ann Fox, Alice Cudll, Janet VVilson. 1 1 -re-W I'I 0 U S I N G A N D I N TE R I 0 R D E S I G N Designers' Styles ln Dallas Shown On Field Trip A trip to professional designers' showrooms in Dallas is one of the features offered to stimulate interest and understanding of the majors in the interior design field. FRONT ROVV: Suzy Mcfune, Karen Otti, james Avery, Carolyn james Qsecretary-trea:surerD, Linda Crawford fvice- presidentl, ,lon Crowclus Cpresidentl. RUVV 2: Ruth Osborn, Don Keathly, Larry Shaffer, Susan Scott, .loe llateher, Ellen Joyner, Shirley Swinney. ROW' 32 Benny Clarkson, Natalie Elmer, Joe Ellen Frank, VVayne Team, jerry Cotten, Lona llampton, Linda Lewis. 555552ESSSSESSEESEEEEESSNSS EES? Pl OMEGA Pl Noted Businessmen Speak Al Fraternity Meetings Holding professional meetings with noted businessmen, this national honorary fraternity in business education promotes an interest in scholarship and professional life. FRONT ROVV: Bob Griffith fadvisorl, Karan Nleyer Qpresi- dentl, Sherry Apple Qseeretaryl, Mary Caldwell, Connie Clapp ag r ' Qviee-presidentj, Linda Hutton Ctreasurerl. ROVV 2: Shirley Felkins, Sue Stidham, Charlotte Goff, Frances MCCurdy, Suzanne Ilarder, Lou VVheeler. ROVV 3: Betty Krueger, Elaine Hill, Audrey Bohling, Gail Bonham, Doris Roe, Irma Chenoweth, Connie Zoldoske. ROVV -l-Z Vvancla Story, Pa! Krueger, Barbara Butler, Mary Hoag, Jeanie Peters, Sandra LeMonnier, Barbara Dunn, Marcia Moberg. Student Education Association Local, State, And National Organizational Membership Aims To learn Practices, Problems, Duties In Educational Field W Z BETTY ALBIN W Prcfsizlwzt of Y W NANCY CoNNER W Vice'-l res'i1l1v1t 1111 W JANICE BR.-XDEN Based primarily on aequainting the membership with future practices, problems and duties of teachers, the Student Education association also is a link be- tween members and the faculty of the College of Edu- S,,,,.,.,,,,,. cation, Blembership is open to all students majoring , N AN ex' P.-to E in an education field or those interested in education it and is for local, state and national chapters and entry into conventions. Tl'l'Il.S'llfl'l' Q Tuosrxs lfaaxk l'Aseit.1xL rFXYYM.'XN if deusors' to Rlembers receive both the Okffrlionm Twrclier and NEJ .lournfzl magazines. SEA helped the Oklahoma liducation association prepare for the annual state con- vention of the OSHA-FTA. New activities include sponsoring two Christmas families and participating in organizational booths in the spring. FRONT ROVV: Brenda Turner, Betty Alhin, Nancy More- house, Dr. Thomas Franks, Dr. Paschal Twyman, Rebecca Tomlin, Janice Braden, Nancy Conner, Nancy Page. ROVV 2: Bobbie Rudolph, Gwen Fisher, Anne Kamp, Anne Mcfflaren, Nancy Collins, Deanne King, Ruth Baker, Carolyn Schilt, Linda Morrow, Suzi Schmidt, ROVV 3: Beverly Palecek, Gail Harris, Sandy Wlilkerson, Paula Coats, Carolyn Mansfield, Brenda Taylor, Carole Ann Davis, Mary Lynn Edenborough, Jody Polk, Ann James. ROVV 4: Cynthia Cole, Marilyn VVessels, Sandra Engelking, Judy McLean, Claude Chambers, Beverly Crawford, Mary Rabhitt, Sharon Olstad, Donna Smith, Barbara Bell, Joyce Maxwell. RUVV 5: Louise Schuler, Carol Mitchell, Virginia Potts, Dee Ann Bachman, Karen Williams, Jonelle Gage, Nelda Carter, Linda Gregory, Patricia Griffin, Joyce Mason, Kathie Lee. Page 394 TU FRONT ROVV: Ruthie Blackstock, Georgianna Drummond, Kathy lN1cGlasson, Jeanie Peters, Mary Ifraneis, Barbara llall, Kay Haliburton, Nancy Sylvester, lidith liarl, Deanna Powell. RUVV 22 Fredeana VVL-lls, Nancy Ramage, LaVern Peeples, Shirley lfelkins, Kaye Massey, Linda Hassler, Betty Raxnage, Cynthia Barker, Marianne Cooley, Jeannette Knesek, Karen Smith, Lorabeth llill, Sue Bondurant. RONV 3: Suzanne Harder, Frances Burch, Sharon Hannon, Jane Sadberry, Kay VValker, Pat Clrafi, Nancy Hudson, Linda Cooper, June Daniel, DENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION FRONT ROVV: Mary Thompson, Carol Newell, Fredda La- Crone, Jane Cobble, Roxie Grubbs, Robert Stearman, June Veach, Dona Crouse, Karen Sharp, Ruthie Gatz. ROVV 2: Carol Glover, Sharon Neet, Carolyn Goad, Paulette Bennett, Carol Carlile, Louise Lietzke, Kaye Harrod, Linda Brown, Janice Groeneman, Patricia Donathan, Marilyn Smith, Helen Bernardi. ROVV 3: Bette Comer, Mary Blubaugh, Becky Culwell, Linda Grissom, Bill Buckles, Linda West, Janice Buckles, Sherrie Hinkle, Karen Niekell, Kay Grinslade, Judy Trudy Symes, Sherry Domnick, IVIarty Davidson, Sharon Sloan. ROXV -I-1 Barbara lidwards, Robert Haynes, Jana Johnson, Ann Coryell, Judy Francis, Ann Holmes, Lillian Sanders, Ruth YVilliams, Pat Shelton, Charlene Heffel, Carol VVL-averling, Sue Adams, Karen Nlunger. RUVV S: Peggy Prag, Nlildred Hill, Carolyn James, Esther Ramhorst, Susan Holmes, Jana Daniel, Connie Beasley, Virginia Vincent, lVI2II',Q,'Z'II'Cl George, Janet Roberts, Kathy Jaronek, Carol Allison, livelyn Nloran. Edwards. ROVV 4: Betty Krueger, Nancy Hansens, Sandra Schroeder, Margaret Crow, Louvette Barnett, Ken Barnes, Bryce Smith, Lavetta Kistler, Pat Presnall, Patricia Poythress, Sara Yaple, Karen Berg, Karen VVhite. ROVV 5: Rodney Hand, Patti Pipes, Mary Thomas, Mary Moore, Charles Mul- len, Lyman McDonald, Archie Thomas, Patricia Graham, Kathryn Evans, Lois Hearn, Nlary Ridson, James Letchworth, Judy Shaw. 4 Kappa Delta Pi ld.-XRlZ.XR.X .ARMSTRONG P1'r'xidi'11f li.,-x RIMER W firm'-P1'4'.fidf'11l Limit liixkaiiziz 7 bll1'I'f'flll'j' XV. P. lfwnxs yll'l'!lJll!'f'I' a W W YV. NV. Al.-XRSDEY W . 1111111501- FRONT ROVV: VV. P. Ewens, Barbara Armstrong, lla Rimer, Leah Barrier, janice Beltz, Grace Frederick. RUVV 2: Pat lint, Karen Smith, Suzanne Harder, Ann Harriger, Carleene Me- Annual Tuition Scholarship Offered Best Education Student By Club Stressing High Professional And Personal Standards' lincouraging high professional and personal stand- ards and recognizing contributions to education are some of the purposes of this national honorary educa- tion club, Kappa Delta Pi. Meeting at least once a month, the Club formulates plans for future projects. The organization annually awards the Kappa Delta Pi tuition scholarship of 5200 to an outstanding education student. A spring banquet and reeeption are held to honor the recipient. Vllorking in conjunction with SEA and the educa- tion student eouncil, the members carry out projects planned in joint meetings with the groups. Daniel, Ann james, Nancy Page. ROW 3: Joyce Maxwell, ,ludy Edwards, Carol Glover, Lyman Mclloiialtl, 'lim Catz, Bennie Van Vaeter, Ruthie Catz, Diva Resende. Page 396 Al.Pl'lA Pl MU Understanding, New Ideas Show Fraternity Goals Promotion of understanding among the students and faculty plus the advancement of new ideas in industrial engineering education comprise the purposes of Alpha Pi Alu. FRONT ROVV: Robert Bublitz Cpresidentb, Jim VVoodson Qvice-presidentj, Gerald Jeter, Phil Jones, Don Reynolds, James Thomas Csecretaryj, Charles llestand ltreasurerj. ROVV 2: John Chang, James Vining, Tom Hendrickson, Jerry Ryan, VVilliam Taylor, Gerald Bennett, Douglas Johnson, Prab Ghare. ROVV 3: Auburn Mitchell, Danny Ritz, C. J. Picker- ing, Stan Strong, John Daniel, Phil Ishmael, John Sedberry, Richard Chew. ROVV 4: James Bierly, Robert Shapiro, Ven- katesalu Devaraj, Edward Chandler, George Chang, Richard Thompson, Richard Bush, Robert Gibson, Don Pierce, Glendon Self. ASSOCIATION 0F Cl'lll.Dl'l00D EDUCATION Members Represented At International Convention The GSU-ACE branch will send delegates to the 1963 international convention in lVIiami, Fla. lylembers are in charge of story hour at the public library this year. FRONT ROVV: Sally lylenifee, Mary Francis, Dr. Josephine Ilolfer Cadvisorj, Nelda Carter fsecretary-treasurerj, Marilyn Schroeder Cpresidentj, Mary Ann Goble Cvice-presidentb, Claude Chambers, Ann James. ROVV 2: Nancy Sylvester, Carolyn Goad, Judy Shaw, Janis Champion, Brenda Snyder, Judy Bertch, Dee Dean, Carol Carlile, Nancy Kemper. ROW 3: Mary Jo Kuhn, Pat Ent, Audrey Richardson, Mary Lynn Fdenborough, Janice Groeneman, Linda West, Margaret Crow, Carole Ann Davis, Janet Cox, Joyce Brady, Louise Schuler. ROVV -li Beverly Palecek, Karen Bolinger, Georgan Wallace, Kathy McGlasson, Bettye Borden, Ann llarriger, Ruth Ann XVilliams, Becky Culwell, Sharon Olstad, Judy Francis, Ruthie Gatz, Nancy Johnson. Student Industrial Arts Association S Na Y E 5. 'r Q N N. .Iota ST.fXRXY.Xl.T Roorsrz SEEl4'liI.DT Main Dbiectives For The Future In Industrial Arts Teaching Include Furthering Interest In Teaching And Social Functions Furthering interest in teaching and providing an opportunity for future industrial arts teachers to as- I it-tf-l'm-tflmf semble for social functions are the two mam objectives RM, D,,NC.,N of the Students Industrial Arts association. SI'tfl'f'fll7'j' Each year a field trip is taken to different industrial f BRYCF ,ICCRW locations where varied manufacturing processes of both Tmmmq. large and small industrial firms are viewed. I H B SIAA annually gathers toys to repair and paint for 1. . IQNCTSON . . . . ,,,,,Y,,.ATF the purpose of providing unfortunate children with A ,M,,i,0,, happiness during the Christmas season. Another aetiv- ity is the annual presentation of the senior plaque to the outstanding senior in SIAA at the spring banquet which highlights the entire year. FRONT ROVVZ Rex Prilliman, Robert Huggins, joe Starwalt, Starr. ROW' 3: Stan Nelson, Kent Remmel, George Foreman, Ray Duncan, L. ll. Bengtson, John Tate, Roger Seefeldt, Gary Aston, Bryce Mefray, Edward Fee. ROVV 2: Gary Broad- head, Kenneth Sehoonover, lVlark Cinder, jerry Taylor, -lim Alvis Richey, John Thompson, ,lakie Fischer, Bill Kindle. Dewayne Nelson. ROVV 4: lioh Kennemer, lloward Day, james Thomas, David Chapman, Cliff Shea, Keith Gan. Bowers, John Harder, Glen Rehorn, Ronald Honeyeutt, Rohert Page 398 FRONT ROW Pamela Haines, Mary Grant, M Charles Tedder, Jim McDonald, ROW 2: Betty Reese, Beverly : Shirley Toon, Judy Reece, Glenelyn Long, Joyce Mason, Thelia Sewell, Mitzi VVarren, arilyn Pyle, Barbara Logsdon, Rita Anderson, Daryl Mosier, Kim Ford, Charles Hamilton, Jim Crawford, Grant Williams feonductorj. Field, Suzanna Chapman, Jayne Hill, Karen Carnes, Jane Tedder, Kaye Massey, Carolyn University Choir W BRIAN STEELE President I D FOLEY View-President ANDERSON Secretary- Trwzsurer Cm ANT WViLL1AMs W W W - W 2 W W RITA n W W as W 4 W Xldfvisor ' , X r T fi N so Fowler, Jane Roberts, Lajuana Dennis, Ernestine Hill, Mary Buekly, Jim Templeton, Ed Foley, Cosby Clark, Bill Wegerf. ROW 3: Doris Main, Mary Tipton, Diana Daugherty, Gloria Breed, Judith Lane, Donna Bilyeu, Lila Reed, Linda Mose, Michele Hettiek, Mary Peeper, Ruth Shafer, Anna Connolly, Dennis Williams, Steve Peniek, Frank Friedemann, Aubrey King, Dave Goins, Ron Wimmer, Brian Steele. Audition Selects Seventy Superior Sounds To Honor Campus Through Talent Exhibition In Concert, Clinic Performances With auditions held each fall for membership into this select group of seventy voices, the University choir has brought many honors to the OSU campus. Each year in addition to an annual Christmas con- cert, the choir sings for many campus and civic func- tions throughout the state. A thirty-four voice concert choir is chosen to sing for special engagements and for the annual tour between semesters. The choir has performed for the choral clinic, the Lahoma club, and the ASLS faculty banquet. The choir also presented a full concert at Langston university. The Easter concert and the commencement musical are two of its traditional performances. Page 399 Men's Glee llluh State's Singing Troubadours Present Winter Variety Show, Say lt With Music, And Numerous Other Musical Programs T Bart N STEELE 1JH'.ViIlt'lIf ff Jxixiizs BIQNTLEY IYTIY'-lJfl'5iIit'IIf lJ,xRi,i2Ni2 XVES1' Sl'17'f'fIl7'j'-,liI'l'Il.Yll7't I' L. N. Pizakixs xl 11 fv ix o r Known as The Singing Troubadours of Oklahoma State, the h1en's Glee club presents thirty or forty programs each year for banquets, conventions, special meetings, and tours. The highlight of the glee club's activities is the winter program, Say It With hIusic, which is a variety show filled with songs and entertainment. At Christmas time, the glee club sang for the Still- water Education association and the Student linion all-campus Christmas program. The ycar's activities were concluded at the South- eastern District Teachers association performance. Anthony Anderson, Thomas Baggett, Michael Barr, James Bentley, Raymond Benton, Gloria Breed, Donald Brown, John Bryant, Mary Buckley, VVilliam Christian, Cosby Clark, Dan Cockrell, Orville Conrad, Gary Cross, Ben DeWhitt, Dennis Durbin, Barry Epperly, Ralph Farris, Edward Foley, Kenneth Frank, Frank Friedemann, Kenneth Fuqua, Ronald Gardiner, David Goins, Gary Goodman, Lana Grooms, John Gruber, Sam llall, Charles Hamilton, James Hassell, David Hauge, Ramon Hays, Larry Herring, Ernestine Ilill, Billy Hixson, Anna Sue Hopson, Don Hubbard, Harvey Imbeau, Donald James, Robert Johnson, Donald Johnston, James Johnston, VVeldon Jones, Barry Kelsey, Daniel Kennedy, Karl Kirkeby, Michael Lankford, Jimmy Little, David R. Lucas, David V. Lucas, Bo McAlister, Jerry McAlister, James McDonald, Alfred McKerson, Terry Mead, Michael Meyer, Melvin Mitchell, James Monahan, Carl Moore, Daryl Mosier, Charles Mullen, Terry Nichols, VVilbur Noland, Stephen Penick, Richard Pokrass, Reggie Poorbaugh, Carroll Redvvine, Jerry Robinson, James Saied, Ralph Severson, Charles Shafer, Leland Sharrock, Gary Sheets, Brian Steele, Robert Summers, Charles Tedder, Charles Teel, Jim Templeton, Robert Tone, Brenda Turner, Bing Vassaur, Ray Vinyard, Leonard VVallace, Norman VVarminski, VVilliam VVarwick, Bill VVege1', Darlene VVest, Thomas Wilson, Anthony Bradley, Max Clark, Jarvis Bull. Iave 00 FRONT ROYV: Jane llarris, lylarian Toles, Pam Haines, Jan Puckett, John Long, Gail Harris, Janet Hopkins, Sara Glass. ROVV 2: Laura Good, Sharon Nluir, Deanna King, Annette Nlilton, Trish Elgin, Diann VVare, Betty Meistier, Janet Mul- lendore, Ruthie Catz. ROVV 3. Judy l7elVlars, Sharon Jacobs, Glenda Cooper, Cathy Green, Annette Summers, Alberta lyla- comb, Patrieia llart, Paula llopkins, Penny Foster, ROVV 41 Women's Glee Club Shadra Upshaw, Pat XVest, Kaye Massey, Sarah Curl, Nancy Nlorgan, Alexandra Christin, Kathleen Ennis, Annette VVhit- aker, Jeanne Cook, Geraldine Schneider, Carol Zotigh. ROVV S' Judy Randall, Cindy Barry, Frances Reeder, Carolyn Rauch, Janet Pierro, Pat Cloud, Fran Reams, Annette Truman, l'at Landers, Earlene Kelly. Enjoyment Provided For All Campus Singers And listeners As Women Present Styles From Beethoven To Bossa Nova ATARIAN Tomas Prcsidezz t J ,xx li H.-XRRIS S1w'efr11'y- ,llI'f'I1J'Il rcr Jorix LUNG 1JiI'l'l'f07' For 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 valu- able training for those who are planning to enter the music world as a profession. The organization, under the direction of J. li. Long, sings for civic clubs, conventions, and many other groups. A concert, which is open to the public, is given each year. Blazers with the Oklahoma State Vniver- sity crest will soon add uniformity to appearance of the group. The group's wide repertoire ot songs in- cludes spirituals, folk songs, elassics, and many ever- popular American standarcls. Page +01 USU Band CH XRLIIS LEE I resident I zr P Presizlwzt NI im NIARGARET PEEPIQR Sm fl tary- Treasurer H nz xv HENRY W Director in W W 4 4 M A A W J M W Bon H.'XRDIN W J W , J W - , W WI A . FLCTES: Celia Calliee, Larry Ann Caffee, Judy Evans, Barry Kelsey, Karen Reese, Mary Rhodes, Jewell VVardg OBOES: Sharron Palmeter, Ron Wimmerg BASSOON: Roy Daniels: CLARINETS: Ila Bonham, Donna Kay Bilyeu, Kola Clements, Lajuana Dennis, Diana Dipboye, Ronnie Dunn, Dick Johnson, Scott Johnston, Mary Migliore, Mary Peeper, Sharon Rhoades, Milo Shedeck, Dean Barnes, Dot VVade, Wilma Burgess, Frank Friedemann, Jane Leader, Roger Wile, Marjo Hettickg SAXO- PHONES: Linda Gordon, C. E. Redwine, Lynn Riley, Jerry Clark, Kent YVashburn, Harriett Harden, Ralph Farris, Delbert Lamb, TRVMPETS: Paul Bamberger, Raymond Ely, Ron Gardiner, Bill Hieronymus, Charles Lee, Frank McKinney, 4 I age 402 Bm. Les, President Terry Mead, Nick Moody, Larry Porter, Vernon Pote, Darrell Sellers, James Schaffer, FRENCH HORNS: Rita Cantergiani, Davis Clements, Pamela Hunter, Allen Mitchell, Gene Oshurn, Leland Sharrock, Monica Terrill, Ken VVoodg TROMBONES: Dale Eckler, Bob Hardin, Mike Ransom, VVilliam Smith, Laurence Tomko, Jim Winkle, Gary VVitt, Gary Watsong BARITONES: Orville Dee, Arlon Enmeier, Quentin Fulton, Wilbur Noland, Andrew Smith, Jerry Winkle, TUBAS: Ed Foley, Eric Just, Jim Monohan, Dwight Odell, Mark Thom- ason, PERCUSSION: Tom Claiborne, Milton McCrary, Tom Phillippe, Ruth Van Nostrand. FLUTES: Celia Caffee, Roy Daniels, Michele Hettick, Mary Rhodes, Jewell Ward, CLARINETS: Ila Bonham, Kird Agon, Dean Barnes, Donna Kay Bilyeu, Mary Ann Chapman, Kola Clements, Steve Daniels, Nancy Davis, Lajuana Dennis, Diana Dipboye, Ronnie Dunn, ,lon Horn, Dick Johnson, Scott Johns- ton, Jane Leader, Janis Loepp, Ian MacAlpine, Paulla McMul- len, Mary Migliore, Mary Margaret Peeper, Sharon Rhoades, Milo Shedeck, Dave Schaefer, Dorothy Wadeg SAXO- PHONES: Linda Gorden, Marjo Hettick, Sharon Palmeter, Carroll Redwine, Kent Washburn, Luie Wilson, Ron Wimmier, Jerry Clark, Frank Friedemann, Harriett Hardin, Lynn Riley, Sharron Schrock, Roger Wile, Ralph Farris, Barry Kelsey, Delbert Lamb, TRUMPETS: Paul Bamberger, Glen Bunch, Linda Cleeton, Raymond Ely, Ron Gardiner, Bill Hieronymus, Jane Humphrey, Harvey Imbeau, Charles Lee, Terry Mead, Football Trips To Tulsa And Nebraska, Band SAUNDRA LOGSDON, Drum Major Clinics, Frank McKinney, Nick Moody, David Nelson, Larry Porter, Vernon Pote, ,loe Pyle, Earl Schallenberg, Darrell Sellers, James Shaffer, Bing Vassaurg FRENCH HORN: Rita Canter- giani, Davis Clements, Joe Grof, Gary Lanman, Allen Mitchell, Gene Osburn, Leland Sharrock, Monica Terrill, Ken Woody TROMBONE: Kurt Conrad, Dale Eckler, Bob Hardin, Mike Ransom, William Smith, Herbert Wetzel, Gary Watson, Jim Winkle, Gary Witty BARITONE: Garry Bentley, Orville Dee, VVilbur Noland, Arlon Enmier, John Gruber, John Morgan, Andy Smith, jerry Wall, Jerry Winkleg BASS: Ed Foley, Eric Just, Jim Monaham, Terry Montgomery, Dwight Odell, Mark Thomason, PERCUSSION: joel Block, Chuck Bookout, Beverly Bookout, Johnny Cabazol, Tom Clairborn, Mike Cobb, Bob Gamble, David Helmer, Tracy Loyd, Milton McCrary, Ruth Van Nostrand. And Two-Day Concert Tour Highlight Season Delighting the football fans with their many varied formations, the Oklahoma State University band had a busy year With trips to Tulsa and Lincoln, Neb., for football games and a two-day concert tour in north- eastern Oklahoma. The highlight of the marching season Was the performance at the OU football game Where the band show was climaxed with the formation of a trombone, which Was surrounded by nearly one hun- dred trombones from all over the state. One Week after the football season Was over, the band gave a concert performance at the annual Oklahoma band clinic. They also played a formal spring concert and an outdoor concert on the campus. Page 403 USU Symphony Urchestra W Roiarm HARDIN rrnzdrfnf Lx x x H xizizis I' llc' resizlwzl he 1 ff lary-'l'rc11.r11rrr m . , W I . W I: ,. m m 1 nr '.,-IJ my W Rov DANIELS W w IW ' m r LYNN HARRIS f om 1 fflll!lSff'I Aim ls High ln Orchestral literature To Offer Musicians Fundamental, Technical And Musical Training By Performing An essential part of the OSU music curriculum is the Oklahoma State lfniversity Symphony orchestra. The aim of the orchestra is to provide fundamental, technical and musical training in orchestral literature by the performance of standard works selected from the best composers. The October concert included Nlozartls 'lPiano Concerto No. 225' with orchestra, played by Nlarkeyta Hladky Klorey, daughter of the conductor. Prof. Frank Hladky has been the orchestra's director since l920. Almost a fourth of the membership for the orchestra concerts is drawn from music instructors and selected advance high school string students from Ponca City, Cushing and Stillwater. VIOLINS: Lynn llarris, Ronda Cooper, Marsha VVilliams, joan Schroeder, Karen Owens, Monica Terrill, Linda Kemp, Sue Rush, Rosemary Malocsay, Larry Long, Lynn VVoosely, Marianne Burnett, Ann Hutchins, Kathy Kirk, Jeannie Hender- son, Joe McKenzie, Carol Sue VVitt, Earl Parks, Linda Grant- ham, johnnie Blair, Lea Ann Donnelly, Meltrita Anderson, Lou Griffen, Mary Brown, Paul Chilbs, Mischa Gorkuscha, Cherie Bryant, A. ll. Long, VIOLAS: Donna Bilyeu, David Mont- gomery, Anne Delap, Thelia Sewell, Ronald Hallew, Alfred McDaniels, Judy llullg CELLOS: Max Nlitchell, Hiram Henry, Barbara Baumgartner, Patricia Moore, Judy VVatkins, James Gerard, Bruce Kinneburg, Mike VVoodsg BASSES: Dwight Odell, Jamie Jefferson, Bursell Coffelt, Madeline Stuartg FLCTES: Bonnie Bagwell, Karen Reese, Helen Seely, .lewe Wardg OBOES: Ronald Wimmer, John Cavavos, Charlotte Greesong CLARINETS: Milo Shedeck, Scott Johnston, Mary Peeperg BASSOONS: Roy Daniels, Mary Tipton, HORNS: Leland Sharrock, David Bagwell, Allen Mitchell, Davis Clem- ents, Richard Couzinsg TRl'MPETSg 'Toe Pyle, Ron Gardiner, TROMBONES: Robert Hardin, Dale Eckler, Jimmy Winkle, Laurence Tomko, TUHA: Arlon Enmeier, Eric Just: PER- CLSSIONI Ruth Van Nostrand, James Bentley, Nita Vllarren, Ronald Ballew. I age 40-l V sf M Sliitf L ll. l K A P P A K A P P A P Sl Membership Selects Outstanding Bandsmen Yearly Fmmfieti at 0ki21i'l0lN21 State l,vI1iVt'1'Sit5' ill i9iQ, this retaryj, Ken XKYOIKI ttreasureril, Larry Porter fVilTt'-P1'CSiliCIllD, I . 1 fu V . V f b li In 1 , l v -I xl Hiram Henry tadvisorl, Frank Martin. ROVV Z: Larry Jones, lld.tlOIlZ1 ldttllllty 01' 31115111011 DYCSCHAIS dll JU 2111 CZILI llurvey hnbenu, Frank tvlcliinneyy Agxllgn Nntchcll' 'ruin Clai- year to the outstanding freshman and senior college borne, Raymfwllrl Fly. ROW 32 Ronnie Dunn, Jerry Wirikle, b lx I Gene Oshnrn, jimmy XVinkle, Charles Lee, john Morgan, Ian ani Bunn' NIaiiAlpine. ROYV -l-Z Ron Gardiner, Steve Daniels, Dewey Berry, Kirk Agnn, Huh Gamble, Leland Sharrnck, Roy Daniels, FRONT ROYV3 Orville Dee Cpresidentyl, Ruluert Hardin fsev- Dwight Odell. F L C USU MAIORETTES Tryouts Add Grace And Charm To Marching Band 'ThtfSC tCI'l gi1'iS HTC Stfitttted by tryouts each fall to FRONT ROVV: Connie Zoldoske, head twirler. ROVV 22 ' A . I Y x D Cherry Holt, Sue Butler. ROVV 3: Jo Ann Fetzer, Carolyn head The m-Uchmg band' The! add Inuhh to tht Smith, Billie Sue Hood. ROW 4: In Nita La Feevers, Tonya performance with their Oklahoma State grace and Charm. Noel, Pfisfillfl STFUUP, Cfflmif MHIIYUOU1- Sigma Alpha Iota SUZANNE SToTTs President B ETTY FIELD Vice-President ANNA CONNOLI,Y Secretary Lixj LANA DENNIS Treasurer International Professional Fraternity For Women In Music Upholds Ideals Of Music Education To Further Development Purposes of Sigma Alpha Iota, international pro- fessional music fraternity for women, are to uphold the highest ideals of music education, further the de- velopment of music in America, and promote stronger bonds of music interest and understanding between the United States and foreign countries. The Iota Alpha chapter is celebrating its twenty- fifth anniversary on Oklahoma State's campus. The chapter will be host to the eight chapters of Zeta province for state day. Sigma Alpha Iota provides ushers for all of the campus musical events, helps at the music festival and also participates annually in Spring Sing. FRONT ROVV: Suzanne Stotts, Betty Field, Anna Connolly, Rickner, Jan Puckett, Donna Bilyeu, Thelia Sewell, Lexy Darlene West, Lajuana Dennis, Doris Main. ROW 2: Georgi- Herschberger. anna Adams, Mary Tipton, Jane Tedder, Pam Haines, Joyce ai. ,.--.. Page 406 4. FRONT ROVV: Bruce Beekman, VVilliam James, Richard Larry Brown, Don VVilson, Orville Conrad, Hill Clemons, Chegwin, Dick Risk, Betty Duerr, Fran Thornberry. ROVV 2: Douglas Elgin, Karen Cowell. ROVV 4: Era iVlCDaniel, Bob Gay Grenlund, Ed Dobson, Bob Calloway, Lawrence Gibbs, Summers, Jack Deskin, jim Wilhite, Dick Boggs, Jim Luetke- George VVatkins, Leslie Davidson. ROXV 3: Bill Mendell, meyer, Aubrey King, Alvin Young. KVRO RICH,-XRD CHEGWIN CIVIIFITIIZ illI!lI1!IQl'I' W'ii.l.iAM ENGLER Xvrics 1Ji7't'l'f0l' Dick Risk BRL' c it H IQCKMAN Sales il Irzzmgrr R. P. L,-xc EY I W W W W W W W W W W I l W WI W M fl llilif 0 I' Program Direflor Radio Slaiion's Six-Sixty Dee-lays And All-Student Staff Open For Business All Day With Complete Campus Coverage The most comprehensive news coverage in North Central Oklahoma is brought to OSL students Z4- hours-a-day on KVRO. Llnited Press International awarded KVRO a prize for having the best news story of i962 in Oklahoma. Among the special events broad- cast during the 1962-63 school year were the home- coming events, the victorious homecoming of the Cow- boys after the Army game, and the campus coverage of football and basketball games. In addition to the news custom-made for OSU stu- dents, KVRO has music day and night provided by the six-sixty Dee-Jays. Student-operated KVRO is open to every student to listen to or to participate in work. Page 40! fi Student Entertainers .liar 'PETER Prwsizlerrf BEN DExVHI'1'T pyiff?-Pft Xidf'1lf BRENDA Dtio.-xx S r'r'refa7'y Asiirazv ALEXANDER I m'uIfy Sponsor Student Organization Gives Many Employment Opportunities, Develops Confidence, And Furnishes Variety Of Entertainment Oklahoma State University's student entertainers, a student employment organization, serves a three-fold purpose: providing student employment opportunities, developing student confidence through public perform- ances and furnishing entertainment for community civic clubs, schools and churches as a public service. Any student at OSU who can provide Wholesome entertainment of any type is eligible to join this organi- zation. Besides being called upon to perform frequently on the campus, these talented students entertain through- out the state and are able to perform anywhere, day or night, With little advance notice. FRONT ROVV: Ben DeVVhitt, -lulie Adelman, Charles Phar- llitt, Newell Marsh, Norma llenneke, Carol Fitzpatrick. ROVV iss, Bill Entlsley, jim Teter, Ashley Alexander, ROVV 22 3: Richard Frank, Joe Tompkins, Hal Tennant, Ed Foley, Don Ruthie Gatz, Kaye lylassey, Jacie Allen, Lane Douglas, james llubharcl, Bill Smith, Derral Cheatwood, Melvin Wade. L F F -M t ' 1 l 4 Page 408 253 CC? W2 ,P as 'fy Q L. on if I I O O I TAU BETA SIGMA Womens Society Cooperates In Band Achvlhes Activities of this honorary sororitv of OSU band- FRONT ROVV7 . Lynn Riley llnfsiflenfl, MHFX Mnfgnfef . vl 1 N . b kf i h' b' d b f if Peeper Cvice-presidentj, Kathleen Ennis, Donna Bllyeu, Mary YVOIDCII int uc e serving rea ast to t e an e Ore Olot- Rhodes Qtreasurertl ROW 2:1 Mary Tipton csecretaryb' Mary ball trips and presenting an award to the outstanding Ann Chflpnlnn, MUTE' Ann Sfnnn, CYnfn1n Bf1fk9f,.HHnnn Dun- Q. E I . ' lap. ROVV 3: Georgan VVallace, Janis Loepp, Diana Diphoye, f1Of1-Hwfls md-lor' Saundra Logsdon, Elizabeth Leader, Connie Zoldoske. TAU G A M M A Off-Campus Coeds Included In Club Membership Stressing friendship, scholarship, and campus activities, Tau Gamma invites the membership of all coeds who live off campus and are not aHiliated with a sorority. FRONT ROVV: Riletta Smith, Julia Stephens fadvisorj, Sylvia Bly Cpresidentj, Virginia Letterman, Arleen Carr. ROW 2: joyce Bartell, Carol Parcher, Patricia McAlister, Judy Mattox, Sharon Dunn. ' 755 - - H ,usd Hotel And Restaurant Administration lE1r DALBI x I rrvzfffnl Inf lrrtzflznt IIIL xniarr lit RXIPSTER W W 4 I . I 7 W t , . ru J ' a W W KENNETH VINCENT Hill ' ii ai r - u - f ,, Sf'r'rf'I11ry- Treasurer JOHN MAeA1.r.rsTER ildwisor Hospitality Days With Meetings, Dinners, And Social Affairs Acquaint Society Members With Hotel, Restaurant Business Innkeepers and restaurant owners and operators of tomorrow are represented in the men and Women en- rolled in Hotel and Restaurant administration. The Hotel and Restaurant society provides opportunity for these people to meet persons from industry and learn from them. liach year the society sponsors the annual hospitality days. These consist of meetings, dinners and social af- fairs in which the students meet the alumni and persons associated with the business of hotel and restaurant management. Delegates from the society are sent to the annual national hotel and restaurant show in Chicago. ROVV 1: Kenneth Vincent, jeff Dalhey, john Mac Allister, Larry Deehant, Sheri Shelburne, Donald Ray, David Hartig, Al VVittroek. ROVV 2: Loulerie Dellenhaugh, Leslie Davidson, john Frazier, Ron Gregston, Harold Plengemeier, Gary C'arter, Stanley Mears, janet XVilley, Betts' Schoelerr. RUVV 3: -lim Due, Gary Carpenter, Richard VVinterrirrger, Garland Carter, Stephen Cortright, Tom Claiborne, Robert Lee, James Filip, Bill Spearman, George Bahh, Joe Loehrie. ROVV 4: Clyde Smith, Larry Love, James jones, Tim VVilson, John VVallaee, jim Leech, john Radcliffe, john Goodrich, I,ee Lemmons, Bill Byrd, XVilliam Yvarwick. Page 410 S I G M A DE LTA C H I Journalists Feature Scholarships, Varsity Revue Sponsoring four SCIOO scholarships, co-sponsoring Var- FRUNT RUWI Iwilwill Alldfews CWC?-P1'6SifIlf1lll, Rflhefl Siu- RU-uc ,Ind hfwinq dinner mm.tingQ with fcqtul-c,d Henderson, Huh Cox Qsefretzll'y-trezlsllrerl, Herschel Randolph k' yr K h 'A 1 ,.', 17. , . ,. ',.. , '. , jmlnmhst Speakers are H part of Simua Ilclm Chi. Qprmsrclultl. ROW ... N1.11n1o.e llaagj, Charles Allen, VK esley Calvert, Hurry lleznh. f' - ff? 'gif i fi THETA SIGMA PHI Better Techniques Taught By Women Journalists 'fhg-UL Signm Phi gndggiyqrg to tffflfh yyguqgn bgftr-1' LEFT TO RICiH'I':I,indz1 Ncwrnnn, LaRue Pollard Cudvisorj, journalistic for-lnnqm-S and to improve thc stznulzirds ot Jml' Blu f'1'af0 111 lf AH W 'iI 7' I 'CC'PrW'It 'f5' CMAUI . . . . . . v . llzlrtrnzln lscvret:1ry-treosl1rvl'J, I,lllKII1 IXIZIIIIE, Pzxttl Bounds protcsslonal J0lll'llZtI1Slll. lr is also 21 co-sponsor ot X 21l'Sli'y Rc-vue: ,pw foray , 5 Qprcsirlent l. gs v or car '7 'VYr A M ER I C A N C II EM I C A I. S0 C I ET Y Talks, Films, Trips Interest Chemistry Students Talks, films, and trips increase the familiarity of the student with the Hold of chemistry. The society awards a scholarship each year to a freshman chemistry major. FRONT ROXV: -Indy Richards Qtreasnrerl, VVilliam Volz lpresidentl, Dr. K. Berlin Cadvisorl, Dana Reno lsecretaryi, llughla Foreman, Talal llayali. RUVV 2: Sylvia Bly, Bettye -Innes, John Dobson, Charles Ramming, David Ainsworth, john Schehrer, John Veeke. ROVV 3: George Brant, Lee Penning- ton, Kenn llarcling, Roger' Bullard, james Reynolds, George Skye, Roger Schneider Qvicc-presidentl. F23 l feiiil I El! K-531' i 1511! il P I'l I I.A M B D A U PS I L0 N Organization Shows Pure, Applied Chemistry Fields Enthusiastic promotion of high scholarship and origi- nal investigation in all branches ot pure and applied chemistry is the main objective of Phi Lambda Upsilon. FRONT ROVV: Richard Danke tpresidentl, Cam Uehlschlager lvice-presidentj, G. A. Uzrlmat Qseeretaryl, Paul Devlin fIllIVl- sort, Rex Elmore, Gene Sturm. ROW' 21 Leroy Ball, Wlilliam Ilaynes, Tom Mull-eters, Clarence VVarner, Roger Schneider, Fred Regnier. ROVV 3: Bruce Gammon, Don Gibbs, John Dillard, Roger Bullard, Dale Hellwege, George Brant, Noel Burke. RUXV -li Earl Clark, Uarol Clllllllliglllllll, Donald llertzler, lloward Austin, Nels Holmlwerg, jerry Nlartin, Simon Uhang. 7 ' :L.l...iH FRONT ROVV: Dr. Otto Mertz, Helen Herron, Leland Hard- Singh. ROW 3: Gene Wills, Mickey Cooper, Dale Mueller, man, Dick Davis, R. 'V. Sturgeon. ROVV 2: Ethyl Ensey, Digamber Borgaonkar, Mac Stewart, Ching-yan Li. Zahir Eyal, Louise Higgins, Daniel VVebster, Don llazell, A. P. USU Botanical Club I ff 51110111 I zz e Prfnrizierzf H ELEN l'lERRON 5Nrefrzry-Trezlsllrer W W IJICK DAX'IS W J 2 , W W W LISLAND HARLJMAN W , W u W w W XVALTER HANSEN 44Il'lliS'0f Newly Founded Student Club Secures Official Recognition, Builds International Friendship With Travelogue Film Study Organized in l96O, the OSU Botanical club secured ofiicial recognition for the Hrst time this year. Edward Damon, Shamin Frauqi, Roy Sturgeon, Jr., and Stanley Nfemec were instrumental in organizing this club for the purpose of forming a cohesive group among Amer- ican and foreign students in the botany department on the OSU campus. Entering into many phases of campus life, the Bot- anical club for the first time this year participated in intramural sports. Other activities included a spring banquet and a travelogue film study which depicted lives of students represented in the club. The club fulfills its goals in monthly meetings. Page -H3 PI MU EPSll.0N Mathematics Ranks High As This Group's Activity The purpose of this high scholastically rata-cl group is thc promotion of activity in mathematics. An awartl is given annually to the outstanding freshman. FRONT ROVV: Bruve Edgar ttreasurerl, R. B. Deal, ,limmie Lakin fpresiclentb, John Hoffman laclvisori, Gene Sturm, Mary Aim Smith Csecretaryl, Phyllis Smith. RUNS' 2: SVil- liam Granet, Kenneth Russell, Lyman NICDunalcl, Norman Bryant, George Butler, Bill Lee, Darrell Gimlin, Nancy Pagje. ROVV 3: George Brewer, Rolwert Gibson, Hola Fincher, George Reese, George Miller, Barhara Kimrnell, Ralph Ferguson, fharles Stewart, llomer Tang. Si iii! .fiifil 15295-iii! ifiitfi 1134 1 113 1 if G A M M A TH ETA U PS l L0 N Geography Society Stimulates Students To Study VVith a membership made up primarily ot geography majors, this organization strives to stimulate interest and to encourage students to continue in geography. FRONT ROYV: Dennis Foltz Qseeretaryl, -lack Dellanas Cpresicleutb, james Stine Caclvisorj, Bradley Gambill ttreas- urerl, iViHl'ilf'I'l Smith. ROVV 2: Mike Vater, jack Moore, Niax VVorrell, Gary Helherg, Ron Korne, Ralph Birchard. ROVV 3: Xvilliam Schultz, Uharles jones, Glen Vveems, Lewis Armstrong, Kelly Hampton, Stuart Gimpel. f Uh! ti T7 1 'cz' if ' 'E e L dl! Q9 SIGMA TAU r DELTA literary Institution Prompts Writing And English Discussion of the many types ot literature is an activi- ty of Sigma Tau Delta, an honorary organization dedi- cated to the promotion of literature and English. Ladvisorl, John Saunders Cvice-presidentl, Kathleen Miller lsecretaryj, Linda Ilolt ftreasurerl, Jody Bucko. RUVV 2: Edith liarl, Linda West, Lynn Kennemer, Barbara Layton, jesse McCartney, Parole Castle, Joyce Nlaxwell. ROWV 3: Martha Busche, Ruth Ann Baker, Marilyn Rigney, VVilliam FRONT ROVV: Germaine Odom Cpresidentj, David Berkeley Smith, Judy Martini, Uladeen Burris, Becky llart. P l li A P P A DE l.'l'A Delegation Attends Convention To Fulfill Program A delegation was Sellt to Southern Illinois university for the national convention as a part of the program to attend twelve to fifteen speech tournaments. FRONT ROVV: Peter Leverett lvice-presidentl, Dr. Fred Tevvell Qadvisorj, Boyd Christensen fpresidentl, Dr. Leslie R, Kreps Cadvisorj, Larry VVatson Csecretary-treasurerj. ROVV 2: Dong Loudenhack, Pam Shockley, Vera Fyfe, Harry VVoods, David Smith, Linda VVallace, Adelia Castor. asf Government Week Executive Council A' I,.xRru'lIiz'rc.xLrf Exrfzizltive Director . Lrixv HERSCHIZIERGIER Exrfflliiilf SI'l'ff?fIll'j' Room: XVEBB Jzlllrilzistrrzfittff rfffiffllllf FRONT ROVV: Judy Cornels, Larry Metcalf, Roger VVelmb, Leonard Gambrell, Lexy Hersehberger. ROVV 2: Governmental Interest And Awareness Noticed By Students As Executive Council Sponsors Week Of Activities, Programs Conceived and organized by Oklahoma State stu- dents, the council's program is designed to promote interest and awareness in governmental activities. Gov- ernment week provides a period in which the students can sharpen their awareness of the government and its importance to the country. It is with this in mind that the Government week executive council tries to arrange the different discus- sions to include personalities who reflect different angles of thought concerning the role of the govern- ment. The lectures also include a question and answer period in which the speaker can more accurately ex- plain the position for which he stands. Sally Menifee, Randy Roark, Hill Sullivan, Linda Vllallace, Patti Bounds, Mattie Scheihing. l Page 416 FRONT ROVV: Mike Dill, Alvin VVittrock, VValter Hunt, Mary Dee Morrison, Don Short, Don VVoolley, Leonard Gam- rell, Wayne Orrell, Mark Berrong, Pete Frans, Margaret Cross. ROVV 2: Shirley Eakes, Patsy Griffin, Tana VVood, Pamela Chiles, Phil Keathley, Dale Felton, Don Gibbs, Carolyn Burke, Anne McClaren, Carole Ogilvie, Patti Soderstrom, Marcella Burgess, Judy Edwards. ROVV 3: Pat McCord, Gwen Moulton, Twilla Christian, Frances Reeder, James Suthers, Leroy VVilkerson, Sam Offutt, Bruce Epperly, Nelda Young Democrats Carter, Shirley Swinney, VVilliam VVarwick, Gary Carpenter, Sue Gambrell, Mickey Stovall, Connie Zoldoske. ROVV 4: Jon Ford, Bob Stormont, Roger Webb, Richard Winterringer, Ronald VVasson, Harry Vvoods, VViley Felty, Robert Babb, Jolane Nix, Earlene Kelly, Adrienne Ruby, Mary Jane Cabe, Linda Hodgens, Virginia LeForce. ROW 5: John Otten, Merle Buss, Charles Schwarz, Melvin Deering, james Cannon, Paul Reneau, John Reese, John Middleton, David Semrad, Denzil Oswalt, Mary Lee Hert, David Hartig, Pat Braley. Cornerstone Of League Built For Young People To Express Basic American Ways Of Political Organization ln Government W J W l ETF FRANS Pff'ffdf 'f Teaching methods of political organization to young Moak BFRROING 1141 Prrsirllellt NIARG nu 1 LROSS Srrlrlazj 7 rmszlrrr W or W i i ' L ' or , ll o , ,,, 1 W 'P W nu AIELVIN SINGILTERRY W W VAN SPL:RoEoN W . W 1 ' slzlwsor 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 Demo- crats was founded. The OSU chapter of the group of government-minded students Was established on the campus in 1949. With the realization that good politics can be of enormous assistance in keeping the country strong, Young Democrats cooperate with the Democratic party in their functions and help facilitate political op- erations of the party. Each year delegates are sent to the district, state and national conventions. Page -l-17 Young Republicans ,N ,lm XV.fxLK1zR M ,N Pre.x'i1l1'11! i l'iDDIlf l,RI'I'C'HF'l l' lYil'!'-lJI'l'SiIlt'l1f H Ianni Izruu. X SFl'l't'fIll'j7 iff' W DICK ilouxsox 'I 'rf'11.v11rf'r FRONT ROVV: Bob Long, C. A. Riser, Dick Johnson, Tanya Loucks, Edith Earl, Jim Love, Betty lloward, Eddie Pritchett, Mike Rowan, Steve Mills. ROVV 2: jane Pool, Patsy Akin, Phil Duncan, Kay Stephens, Kenny Klein, Robert Leslie, Bettye Lively, Ra Sonya Colgin, Ruth Baker, Dana Robinson, Kay Grinslade, Ann Carver. ROXV 3: Trudy Samuelson, ,ludy Randall, Sharon Sloan, Carol YVeaverling, Bob Green, james Graber, ,lim Thomas, Richard Grauel, Carolyn Iiluerle, B ETTY llowmum, Queen janet Entwistle, Gay Grenlund, Charlotte Curtin, ROVV 4: Mary Chapman, james Burckhalter, Dana Dorr, Ronald Yvhitaker, Bob Chesnut, Jim Cain, Robert Johnson, Bryce Hodgden, David Davis, Bryan Bagwell, Jim Stuart, Charles Snow. ROVV 5: Kay McKay, Sandra Schroeder, Sharon Smith, Pat Graff, ,lohn MCNutt, john lialhrook, Carl Tennille, Carolyn James, Nancy Morehouse, Ann Good, Carol Ralston, Betty Krueger. ligelfl FRONT ROVV: Chuck Tippit, Bob Parks, Dean Beebe, Doug Keller, jim lleisley, Bob Davis, Mike Adams, Richard Peetoom, Bill May. ROW 2: Kenneth Case, Tim Curtin, Don Schoen- hals, Tom llughes, William Baker, Mack Balkman, William Mohr, Russell Legg, Ron Brewer, Anti Frazier. ROVV 3: Sandra Patterson, Pat Vaughn, Kay Dodd, David Helmer, Rita Cantergiani, Nancy Bonebrake, Pete Raiskums, Linda Bridge, Margaret Crow, Mary Alexander, Carol Robinson. ROYV +2 Nlary Morrre, Keith Colwell, lylichael Nleyer, Robert Barnett, Robert Fowler, Norman Morris, John Vanpool, james Letchworth, Sue Blaine, Joan Warren. ROW 5: Marlise Litehenburg, Bob Jones, Fred Horinek, Roger Coffey, Lyn Wlhitaker, Tom Bryant, Bob Dzur, Steve llestbeek, Steanson Parks, Kim Stonaker, Cecil Davison. Students Provided Applicable Politics Training Ground For Political Expression, Recognition Oklahoma State's Young Republicans Work to provide college students with an ap- plicable training ground in politics and an opportunity to find political expression and recognition. It is hoped that members of this organization will gain a greater under- standing and a deeper interest in practical politics by giving them working knowledge of the operation of government and politics. Members are given leadership experience and participate in various social activities of the organization. To implement its main aim the teaching of political action and Republican princi- ples, the club has many guest speakers, edu- cational lilms, discussions of such timely sub- jects as reapportionment, county road reform along with panels on the differences in the Republican and Democratic platforms. Delegates from the OSU club attended many state and national meetings. hlany members worked for the party during the summer and some of the group did active volunteer Work throughout the campaign to help give Oklahoma its first Republican gov- ernor. The Oklahoma State chapter has increased its membership this year and is the largest the university has ever had. lt has also been instrumental in the founding of several new college clubs on other campuses. The year has been very successful for the Oklahoma State chapter of Young Repub- licans and with an expected increase in mem- bership next year the organization is look- ing forward to better things which the next semester is sure to hold for the club. Page -l 9 INTER C 0 I. I. E G I A TE P A RT Y Members Boast Ot largest Number Of Politicians OSCE largest political oiggziriizzitioii boasts gi mem- ill-ntl, Huh julnisnn qvice-presinlemt, llznvicl Semi-znl, Dun f , . IKOO ,H x I. Y Q X -I ,i iv., .1 Tirnberlzlke, jim linswull. RONV 2: jucly Rzinclzill, Carrol USHP IU Ulm 'I '- K' palm struftluu 15 lcslgfnu Ilnrtmzln, ,lim Sterk, Franklin Scilwr, VV:lyne Orrull, Shirley to provnlm- students with practivzil political training. liilkes. RUW 31 lim Al4'HCk, UIIU' Kl'iFm1Ul.,lim i5l'1lUChf1mP, C. Vl. Rnthlislwrgcr, Dun lVlcPhcrnn, Curl Monk, Millzircl FRONT ROVV: 'Indy Cnrncls Ctrc-nsurerj, Pete FFIIIIS Cpresi- Krzxtz. 5ff Xff i l: Q FSF! 3535 i'ff1!f 'i?! INDEPENDENT PARTY All Students Have Voice In Campus Party Issues 'lille lmlcpemlclir party, with tneinlmc-rship open tn LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Hvrrnng KPI'fSidl'l1fl. IAFUIIZINI . V . . . Gnmlirell fII'C'ZlSlll'L'l'l, Tucker Uilwsrm lvicr-prcsicleiitl, Dun all stnclcnts on tlic Obl campus. is orggziiiizerl to gin' Www., BM, 1f,,,.f 145,141 ylmigme few,-mf,,W-5 itinlividiizil studvilts :1 voirc in cznnpns issncs. i 4 1,1 FRONT ROVV: Norene Lapsley, Tiner Lapsley, Bill Klotz, Phillip Vllilcox, Patrick lloggard, Johnene XVilcox, Judy Hell- man, Joe Reinauer, Carole Petropoly. ROVV 2: Alan Vencil, Carl Blaeksten, Lloyd Kelly, Stanley Hinshaw, john Sanders, Richard Yvoodson, Virgilea Xx7Z1lliCIl, Cheryl Johnson, Linda Van Buren. ROVV 3: Shirley Curtis, Patrick Huhhard, George Jackson, Kathleen Nixon, Vllayne Nailon, Joe Santee, Cletus Flying Aggies Browne, Richard Hollrah, Carole Barton. ROVV -l-1 Jimmy Downing, Dennis Boatright, John Ilaws, YVes Spencer, iMiehael Thompson, Ronnie Dohhins, C. Fath, 'lay Mills, David Lamheth, Ken Kreger, Steve Klein. ROVV 5: Douglas Schoen- hals, Ken Bolt, Darrel Van Coevering, Steve liurchett, Kenneth Schroeder, Lynn Post, Clettis Yvhite, Garth Brown, VVilliam YVarwick, Ronnie Brewer. OSU Produces Top College-Trained Pilots In United States To Dominate A Decade Ot Intercollegiate Flying Competition F 3 -lots lQEINrXl'lfR ll P f't'f'1f 1f Interest and enthusiasm Created by the Flying Ag- K P,v1'R1QK IJOCGAXRD gies have caused OSL to be one of the top producers of 5 I'ifv-l'rwsi1lw1r eollege-trained pilots in the Lnited States. This group A,,,,.,NEN,5 Wulwx has dominated intercollegiate flying competition for the f Sl'l'I'l'lIll'fL' past ten years. Besides bringing home numerous tro- is HH, K,,,,,,Z phies, the Flying A-Xggiesraqlso work closely with the uni- ' . versity s flight iroffram. lhe rimary urwose of Okla- ' lfmszzzn - an an - W' Tixiak L.xi'si.isy H Jzltmror homa State l'niversity's Flying Aggies is to promote aviation education and interest. This rapidly growing group of pilots includes in its '35 agenda air eratt plant tours, Halloween party, Christ- mas party, practice airmeets, and lly-in breakfasts over the entire state of Oklahoma. P ige -l2l P l'l YS l CAL ED U C ATI 0 N C LU B Teaching Situations Prepare Education Students AQUA On the scene teaching gives majors and minors in the physical education field an opportunity to widen their interests with actual teaching situations. FRONT ROVVZ Michael Leitner fviee-presidentj, jeanie Davis tpresidentj, Dr. Alhin VVarner, Don Ferguson, Larry Gwaltney, Pat VVest, Valerie Colvin tadvisorj. ROVV 23 Marilynn Morgan, Dorothy Bullock, Miriam Haworth, Kaye Massey, Mignon Lester, janet Miller, jndy Roherts, Sharon Kank, janet Foster. ROW 3: Brenda Neal, Meg johnson, Linda Lindsay, judy Kimes, Connie Mantooth, janice VVhite, janiee Tnlwre, jeanna Matthews, Barbara Shelton, Cathy Risk tseeretaryj. ROSV -if: Lonvette Barnett, Larry Allen, Richard VVileox, Ray Graham, joanne Griffin, Elenita Thimling, Ken- neth Strang, Bill Fleisehman, john Miller. ROVV 5: Roy Deason, Randy Glasgow, David Lamheth, jesse Hurst, Ray- mond Mitehell, jim Sanders, Myrle Calmus, Alan Richards, Gordon Stinson, Mike Gleason. TIC C LU B Swimming XVith its membership open to any student who passes the swimming test, the Aquatic Club serves to promote proficieney in water safety and synchronized swimming. Test Initiates Anyone Into Membership FRONT ROXV: Roberta Burdette, Aliee Fudd tpresidentj, Sharon Penoi, Theila Elliott, Marcia Breehlin. ROVV 2: judy Bristow, Pat Vvakelee, Karen Meinders, Margaret VValta, Carol Vilakelee, judy XVard. l FRONT ROVV: Flora Mary Ellis, Kwan Do Kim, Norman Durhzim, Lane Douglas, Robert llull, llzirenclrai Parikli. Dang, C'arlecne McDaniel. ROW' 2: Rogelio Gianzin, Pat Social Dance Club 1 ii21 iii fs A I iii C.xizi,EExi2 Blcllaxiiii. IJI'f'5lIiPlI I lslwxx Do liixi PI't'.l'illl'l1f'f'J!t'1'f Xoiuirxx DANG Sl'l'I'l'fllI'v1' Pwr lJl'RH.XtXl ,ll!il'll,l'llI'l'l' Froiu Hn' lai,i.is qlflwirfn' Student Instructors Teach Evening Class Members To Become Acceptable Partners For Dances From Latin Twist To Limbo Clrganized in l9+S, the Scxjal fiance club xvas an outgrowth of social dance evening classes conducted unthoutixmt by Piora Klay Elns hn'coHege Mudcnts thatlaad been nrducted niUiiniHtar5'serVicein 1942. i'he ntaniraurprmefitthe club B Uuteach ns nrentbers to become acceptable partners for any claneing OCCZI- snnr Nliss HlUs and six or nunxrstudent nwtrueumw conduct the classes. Sock-hop matinees, a semi-formal Christmas dance and an all-school dance at the close of spring semester complete club activities. Stuclents uxuttnig to get nito fhLfSXVHlg of danigs can get nistructhmns in stanchtrd dzuicesiurd latest variatnmns -fthis year die l3ossa Ff0NWl2H1d Iaatnr'lKvist Page 423 International Relations Bounoil Weekly Speaker Presentation Concerning Problems, Projects Of World Affairs Leads To Better Student Understanding Active on the OSU campus since l929, the Interna- tional Relations council has gained national recogni- tion because of the high quality and Wide variety of its activities. A weekly presentation of speakers on various problems, projects, and other phases of World affairs brings to the students a better understanding of inter- ll ZW -liiiuuf SYLVESTIZR W Prrsidwil i N r t Sixrrzox lXiXTL',X W lvfl'l'-PfK'3'iI1f7If r Nixrnia Nrfvktgz W, Sl'f'!'t'fIll'jl rn v W DAVID X 1cKERs W 'FI'I'llSllf!'!' it 'IQIIEUDURE KAr.rvo1J,x W Jzlwiyor national affairs. Based on the goal of creating closer relationships for international students, the IRC sponsors such activities as an international talent show, a foreign student picnic and Weekly coffees for the international students. FRONT ROVV: Nadya Nevruz, Theodore Kalivoda, -lerry Sylvester, David Vickers, Gail Privett, Kathy Longmire, Simeon Katua. ROVV 2: Diva Resende, Jury Moon, Judy Patrick, Donald Shelton, Dale Newbauer, Carlos Dickinson, Susan VVarren, Bill VVarwick, Aritin Salim. ROVV 3: Vir- ginia Letterman, Faye Kirkpatrick, Ghazi Al-Rahiai, Bhupat ,V .f 'f Nansi, Ray Ahague, Carla Dinsmore, Bryce Smith, Stanley Smith, Susan Lung, llerbert Kanina. ROVV 4: Muzaffar Hussain, Espesito James, Dana Durr, Harry Brown, Manharlal Shethia, Stan McKnight, Rao Jithender, Doug Williams, Richard Grauel, George Verghese. 7+ a9!'5. - ' 'A 7 ' A ,wyif l age +2-l ,R ,:El .h ,V -8 ,AWN PAKISTAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION Pakistanis Feel At Home With Aid Of Association Organizing in September, 1957, the Pakistan Student association was formed to assist Pakistanis in making their United States stay rewarding and profitable. FRONT RUVV: IW. R. Farukhi Csecretaryi, M. N. lfarukhi itreasurerb, Zaki Niustafa lvice-presidentj, Firdousi Chandan fpresidentj, Shamim Cheema. ROVV 2: Niloufer Ahmed, Ikram Shah, Shaikh Qadeer, Masud Faruqui, Rahman Ahul, Md A. A. Tayyih. ROW' 3: Syed Zaidi, Akmal Saline, Syed Haider, Syed Nusratulla, jamil Siddiqi, Syed Mustafa Ali, Abidah Malik. 'Q xiii? IN D I A STUDENT A S S 0 C I A T I 0 N Cultural Activities Bind India And United States The organization of students from india on this campus is devoted to Cultural activities ailned at better understanding between India and the United States. FRONT ROXV: Shakuntala Gharf, Gracy Ancheri, Anant Yora Qtreasurerj, Murtuza Syed, Paul Torgersen Qadvisorj, Manharlal Shethia Qpresidentj, Digamher Borgaonkar, Mu- hindra Gill lvice-presidentj, Shailesh Desai Csecretaryj. ROVV 2: lirij Raj Kishore, Harshad Gohil, lialdhar -ladeja, Harendra Parikh, Manhar Mehta, Pravin Shah, Vishnu Ding- waney, Jay Sampat, -litendra Laliwala, Navnit Desai, Navin Mehta. ROVV 3: S. H. Surti, Vmesh Choksi, Niranjan Desai, Ajit Sheth, Kul Ifppal, jatin Shah, Vipin Patel, Minoo Billi- moria, Syed Razvi, C. V. Patel, Krishnakant Patel, S. P. Sengupta. ROVV 4: M. Natarajan, R. Balakrishnan, V. G. Ramachandran, Satyanarayana Koka, Afzal Khan, Bhupat Nansi, Ather Quader, Vikram Rajaram, Ali Mohammed, Popat Patel, Satish Shah, Mohammed Ziauddin, Prahhakar Ghare. l A K wr X A N AB ST U D E NT ASS 0 Cl ATI 0 N Films, Music Bring Arab Students To Fellowship To hcttcr foster understanding and tcliowship at OSU, incnihc-rs of the Arab Student association enjoy educational films and musical prograxns. FRONT ROVV: Alidul Ounsi fSL'CI't'IZlI'f'i, Zaid Nlalhas fvire- prcsidentl, Maamun -Iayyoussi lpresidentl, Ahdul Alihas, Khalid Amro Ctreasurerj. ROVV 2: lladdad Nlohsen Kalil Nnjjar, Salim Shallah, Alvdelali llarlwit, Ali Shadid, Sulaiman Alsouli. ROVV 3: Niuhammad Salim, Antoine Ahyad, Saba Isa, Nlady Mady, Mohamed Jahallah, Monhem Nasscrcddine, Talal Hayali. ROVV 4: VVasul Ahmedi, joseph lfeghali, Adnan Naghaway, Zouhair Barakeh, Uhassan Saadeh, Abdul Dick, fVIunL-e Bawadikji, Lutfi Shakhshir. INTERNATIONAL MUSLIM ASSN. Brorherly To strengthen brotherly tics and to promote ,goodwill and understanding on the USU cainpus are thc puff poses of the International Kiuslim Students association. FRONT ROVV: Afzal Khan ftreasurerj, Muneer Bawadikji fvicc'-presidentl, Syed Zaidi fprr-sidentl, Syed Razvi Qsecre- Ties Promoted ln Student Association taryb, Niuhammad Salim, Arifin Salim. ROXV 2: Syed Karim, Zouhair Mu, Hasan Gonul, Syed llaider, Murtuza Syed, Ikram Shah, VVasel Ahmedi. ROVV 3: Md Tayyib, Mrnham- med Ziauddin, Niir Ali, lVId Ali, Syed Ali, Md Saifi, Sulaiman Alsonli. ROVV 4: Mohnmme Latif, Khalid Amro, Ali Shadid, Athcr Quadcr, Maamun -layyoussi, jamil-ur-r Sidcliqi, Rachmat Sochiapradja, Nlohsen Fardi. FRONT ROXY: Normtin K. Dang, Sheng-'I'11ng Shen, joseph Lee, Sllll-yllllg llsieh, Ilui-shnng Cliang, Tie-h-ehih Xvai, 'l's11A tsun Nee, -lzinet Cliang, Shih-Rong VV:1ng. RUVV 2: Catherine Chung, Grace Clin, Kai VVang, Xvllllillll Fung, Shyh jang Xxvilllg, San Chung Yuan, Ta-Sen Chou, Yu-Shiang Yeh, ,loanne Tao, CIlllll'l'iIlC Tsan. RUVV 3: ,lohn Chzing, XXVCII- Ching Willllg, Y11-VVei Ma, Tack VV:1i Ng, Peter Chow, Tornmy I.z1i, Alfred Lai, Ilenry llo, Frank Yeh, Tat Leung, Steplu-11 llsieh. ROVV -l-: VVing Tan XVong, Chin-Chi -leng, Shih-jnng l.z1n, Chi-he-ng Chang, Te-11g-Chiang Li, VVei-Ning Fu, llong-son Cheung, Tao Pan, Shlllllg-Cll lt'FIlQ.f Yin, Kao-'lung Xxvll, I.i-Kun Yuan. ROVV 5: Chien-lung I.i, Tie-King Su, Cwl'lit'll'j'U11Il llnang, llSi11U-hvllllll Li, Allen Chen, Xvayne Young, Vincent Ng, Roland Yip, Yu flllllilll Kao, VVilli:11n Ying, Kang Huang, ikiing-sheng l.in. Chinese Student Association Students Publish Newsletter, Sponsor Recreational Activities To Provide A Basis For Knowledge Through Chinese Culture ' llt'1-si-1oNGC11.xNc: F lJl'f'.S'iI!l'III' R Situ-1't'NG Hsnfn I Int'-Prizvirlezzl M , . ,- Q lstvlsrtx' Nina K Sf'1t1'1'l1z1'.t' it 1 'l'11Q11-c11111 XY.-11 iliI'4'IIA'I1I'l'7' I l Q NIR. .mn M1zs.JX1.1f1z1a11 l,E1'1N 1 .'lflf1'iw1-.v H All students from China are eligible forn1embership i11 the Chinese Stuclent association. Striving to promote and foster t'ellnwsl1ip among QllWlIlCSC students, tl1e group also aims for unclerstanding and fellowship tl1rougl1 Chinese culture. lJLll'JllSl1illg a 11ews letter, contiueting cultural activi- ties, sponsoring a picnic, and providing various recrea- tional functions were projects of tl1e year. One of the highlights of the year was the welcon1e party helcl at tl1e beginning ot' each se111ester to acquaint tl1e stutlents with tl1e orgaiiization. Iileetion of oiiicers tor tl1e executive co111111ittee was also held at the begin- ning ot each semester. IJ age +27 SA N B 0 R N E N T 0 M 0 L0 G Y C l. ll B Purpose Provides Knowledge, Research Promotion visorj, H. VV. Vanlfleave fadvisorl, Boh Burton Cpresidentj, Pete Lingren Cvice-presitlentl, -lim Hurst Qseeretaryl, Phil Keathley. ROVV 2: Keith Long, Richard Frank, Paul Sterling, Gary Niount, S. E. Kunz, Larry Kirk, 'Ilom Harvey, Mike Meileehon. ROVV 3: Kurt Schaefer, Dayton Steelman, A. R. Khan, Robert Vpham, Don ihiefrotldan, Louis Rutledge, blames Shatldv. The promotion of biological and technical knowledge in the field of entomology and research is one of the main purposes ot the Sanborn lfntomology club. FRONT RONVZ VVilliam Drew faclvisort, D. li. Bryan Cad- YWCA Meaning Of The Christian Faith Given By Training Karen Berg Csecretaryj, Janet VVilson, Pam hVilli:1ms, RONV 2: Ilelen Delhotal, Beverly Brown, Geraldine Page, Charlotte Niaekey, Sharon Raines, Paula VValker, Sharon VVarner, Ro- berta Martini. ROVV 3: Sue Stidham, Diana lVICConnell, Suzanne Persson, Lajuana Dennis, Nelda Carter, Ruth Ann Baker, Linda Drake, Sue Bondurant, ROYV -i-3 Dee Ann Baehman, Carroll VVest, Sherry Domnick, Donna Smith, Paul- ette Burdick, janet Davis, Linda llerron. Providing the opportunity to explore the meaning of the Christian faith and giving training in church and community leadership is the YVVCA. FRONT ROVV: Sandra LeMonnier Ctreasurerl, Jana johnson, Kathleen Miller Qpresidentj, Mary Campbell Cviee-presidentj, .21 r 9 'if FRONT ROVV: Mary lilulsaugh, Pat Krueger, Van Spurgeon Carolyn Swearengin, Robert Constien, Dennis Luekinhill, Elaine Geraldine Page, Barbara Polk. ROVV 2: Gerald Thompson, Felaetu, Barbara Nesbitt. University Religious Council l 'l PAT KRLYEGER Presidelzl LYNN CARPENTER IYil'F-PI'l'3'illt'IIf li I, L' na Lf G H Secretary S ui Cinxyrox 'lreasurn' VAN Sifeacrzox r W RI.-XRY W W W . i f i .' . W W or if Jzliiisor Members Representing Each Campus Religious Organization Make Inter-Denominational Council To Establish Cooperation Representatives from each of the organized student religious groups on the OSU campus make up the inter-denominational l'niversity Religious council. The Faculty Christian fellowship, the University Council on Religion and the Association of lclniversity Xlinisters are also represented on the council. Purposes of the council are to establish inter-reli- gious cooperation in seeking to solve problems of cam- pus-wide concern, and to act as a clearing house for exchange programs, ideas, and other activities. ln carrying out its purposes, the council sponsors Religious Emphasis week, the Panel of Young Ameri- cans, and coordinates a lecture series. Page 479 Chi Alpha iesif. VV1 r,i.mM B ICK is E IJI'FA'illl'lIf mloif CHISUA1 Ifyifl'-l,l't'XiI1I'I1f Coxtsiii Cinxifi' St'TI'l'f!1I',1'- Y'l'f'llXl1I'l'l' Ricv. LEE lxIUI.LENDORli Worship, Training, Fellowship, Service Emphasized By Chapter Connected With local, National Assemblies Of God Churches Chi Alpha, the collegiate organization of the Na- tional Christ Ambassadors' department of the General Council of the Assemblies of God, serves as a link be- tween eollege students and the Assemblies of God churches of Stillwater and is geared to meet the four- fold emphasis of worship, training, fellowship, and service. Chrzpfain . - I F F I . Omicron chapter, active since l9J:a, highlighted the Dxvio LAWRENCE . X- N A - . ' - M . Year with social events, a traveling evangelistic team, A wror ' , , , , weekly prayer team meetings, publication ot a weekly bulletin, and many fellowship services. lraditioiial activities included a homecoming banquet and fund drives toward building a chapter house. FRONT ROVV: David Lawrence, joe Chisum, XViIliam Mc- Joyce Rickner, Lola Gray. ROVV 3: James Harrell, Czirolyn Kee, Vvayne Gray, Connie Clzipp, Rev. Lee Nlullendore. Swenrengin, Darrell Barnes, Patrick Martin, Bernard Miiehl- ROW 2: Kenneth lsom, Anna Cox, Mary Goble, Donna Clapp, bauer, Ray Reece, Lawrence Hefton. sees s A .-. 4... Page 430 'HJ' REW COUNCIL Week's Activities Further Students' Religious Life To further the religious lite ot USU students, this FRONT ROW: Gary Cross 400-Ch11i1'rn1111l, Phyllis Smith group directs the activities ot Religious lftnplizisis week Id Ceo-eliziirrnanj, Rolwin Irving, Judy Richards. RUVV 2: Fred , 'rune, Carl Cziskey, VVzilter Scott ffzieulty Cl'lZllI'IU1lIll, ,lulizi and is composed ot both faculty and student nieinhers. LH' 3l4'PlWI1S Kvffofilillfltfvrl. Rev, Riehzn-tl l,t'f91'Sllll. f ' -ff SIG M A T l'l ETA E P S I L0 N Methodist Men Develop Through Church Contact To develop ellective leadership in the church, to pro- vide religious training and Bible study, and to acquaint llethodist men with the church are the objectives. FRONT ROVV: Gary Throckmorton fpresidentl, Bryce Smith Cviee-presidentj, George Miller, Henry North, Glen Bunch Ctreasurerj, VVilliam Martins Qsecretziryj, Larry Swalley. ROVV 2: Orville Dee, Rev. Curl Caskey fsponsorj, John Stoneking, Robert Dzur, Alun Early, Mike Bradley, Bob Diehl, Ralph Roddy. KAPPA PHI Smonsorinv an orvhan this rear is an exaniule ot a P , I projeet in eotnninnity service, the function ot Kappa Phi, lfethodist XYOIIIUIIIS service organization, FRONT ROVV: Mrs. joe Bennett fsponsorb, Doyee Ann Grirhn Ipresidenti, I,inCI11 I'ri4'e Iviee-presidenti, Lfijltilllil Y? Community Service Offered By Methodist Women Dennis, Donna Stout, Dorothy Thompson ftrezisureri. ROVV 2: Donna Lemon Cseeretaryj, Rita Anderson, Jeanne Griffin, Dorothy VViIson, Charlene Duff, Iiarhttra XViIIiams, Dana Cowan. ROW' 3: Freeda Graves, Margaret Burris, Kathleen Ilowell, Erna IVIiIIer, I.ea Ann Donnelley, Cheryl Bittle, Carol I,flI'L'I'lL'l', Kathie Lee. ROVV -I: Iilizaheth l.e-alder, Rosalind Ilefty, Mary Grimes, Nora VVeIIs, Carolyn Iiherle, ,Indy Sparks, Patricia Abernathy. I'!'lff?3Bi'i i-fi i 1 I i f33 1 1 fiifiilf l H C A II TE II BU R Y AS S 0 C I AT I 0 II Episcopalian Students Form Oldest Religious Group One of the oItIest religions groups on the campus, the Canterbnry assoeiation strives to promote good fellow- ship tor OSIA students ot the Ifpiseopaiian heiiet. 'S to Q QL IK L FRONT RUVV: Rev. Iidward Rankin Cadvisori, Diek Risk fpresidentj, Nlary Brown Iseeretaryj, VVuIter Fox tatlvisort. ROVV 2: julia Fisher, Geraldine Cotten, Dick johnson, Herbert Katrina, Biaxine NI1ll'.'xIIISf6I'. RUXV 3: George Verghese. VViIIiam Graves, Rnhert Gamhle, C'arI Tennille, Rohert Young. Roy Daniels. eye ft FRONT ROXV: Dorothy VVilsOn, Carl Caskey, Claude Me- Dana Cowan. ROVV 3: Nancy Collins, Gerald Thompson, Clendnn, Nels Holmberg, john Stnneking, Lea Ann Donnelley, Ruse Culver, Clyde Irving, Carl Slater, Mae Irving, Dave Bnh Diehl. ROVV 2: Donna Stout, Duyee Ann Griffin, Charity Davis, Larry Swalley, Judy Shaw. Herod, Janis Lnepp, Donna Lemon, Paula Hopson, Kathie Lee, Wesley Foundation I BOB LJIEHL President JOHN S'rONEK1NG I'ii7e-Pwsizlezzt DOROTHY VVILSON Sevretrlry NELS l'i0LBIRlZRC l'fl'Il.fIlfl'f W CARI, Casket' 2 ,rlzlfvisor Methodist Church At Work In The College Community Offers Opportunity For Christian Faith Study, Worship, Counseling 'llie Xhlesley fOtnidath1n at Clklalumnua State l'niver- shy B the hleduuhstehureh ativnrk nithe eOHege erniinitniity. It Offers Otbprmrturnties tO stucly Cfhiistian faith, yvnrship, tellnyvship, anti entniselnig. fhedvinesinelude mxjalzuxunitnursto penalinsd- tutinns, seminars eoneerning Wnrld disarmament, eOn- vennnns awoehued uadithe Blednnhststudentinnve- ment, and spOnsOring campus-wide activities. 'the student eenter rennnns Open each evening so that students may enme in fOr relaxatirm, recreation and study. ln atlclitiOn tO the formal prngram, students Often gather for diseusshmn grotqns and the ninihter H ahvays avanable hn'eOunseHng. Page +33 BSU Executive Council D IZLNI ICR DLNN lJl'l'.l'l!ll'1lf REX STITH l'it'l'-pI't'5i1ll'lIf LEA:-1 BARRIER ,lvl'l'Il.Yllft'I' CARol.vN JAMES Mature, Vital Christian Faith For Active Church Membership Fostered By Strengthening Relationships Through Fellowship Fostering growth of mature and vital Christian faith that will find expression in active church membership serves as the main objective of the Baptist Student union. It provides a meaningful fellowship within which students can strengthen their relationship with Christ and gain a new and deeper understanding of personal commitment. Swrcfzzry Vvtlflilllg to coordinate a program ot activities to REV. loiiN Bloom' . U - g - - ' H . meet the spiritual and recreational needs or the Baptist Q 1 fztlsor , , - . student at Obli, the BSU offers nightly vespers, re- vival teams, Bible study groups, Saturday night socials, and intramural sports. These activities combine to form a home away from home for the Baptist student. FRCVVI ROVV: Leah Barrier, Delmer Dunn, Rex Stith, Caro Neal Schooley, Larry MeSwain, Jerry Brintle, Bob l,1lllghC'1'fj', lxn xmas. RUVV 2: Gail Raper, Bob Luttrull, Dennis Luckin- Rev. .lim Nlartin, Rev. John lN'1oody. bill Carle Barnes, Phil Caskey. ROW' 3: Shirley Felkins !N ww FRONT ROXV: Dave Ingroli, Elaine Shiever, Charles Ram- ming, Robert Post, Robert Constien, Rosalie Flasch, Betty Krueger. ROVV 2: Judy Sehlosser, Mary Herbert, Sandra Schroeder, Louis Schupbach, David Kunneman, Patricia Poy- thress, Carolyn Kosted, Trudy Samuelson. ROVV 3: John Pfati, Judy llansen, lVlarciadean VVillms, Frank Ramming, Gamma Delta Gary VVagner, Arthur Bogie, Sharon Thur, Norma Mellies, Marie Niemann. ROVV 4: james Bohlmann, jerald Flasch, Shirley Stabe, Fred Robbins, Bill Koerner, Richard Muller, Richard Pralle, Howard Theilen, Arlo Helberg, Richard llollrah. X Z CHARLES RAMMING 1 . President Roimzr POST If zce Preszdent E1 tix E SHIEVI R Secretary 1 rezlsurer RIN Lrox XRD KLITZING W W W! W W 1 W Ros,xi.1E 1' i.AscH W W' 1 W . W flzlfvzsor lutlneran Students' International Association Has Convention For The Central Plains Region Of The Service Organization Highlighting the spring semester for Beta Sigma, OSU chapter of Gamma Delta, was its role as host for the Central Plains regional convention. Gamma Delta, international association of Lutheran students, has been active on the OSU campus since l947. The goal of Gamma Delta is to offer a program of Christian knowledge and service for Lutheran stu- dents. Fall program specialties included an oriental night and holiday banquets. Bible study, social events, and service projects give the Gamma Delta program sta- bility and variety. Pige 435 l xt L DIXON Prrszdrnt W 3, , W A 1 . W ' W W BILL JEFFREY W l!il'F-PfESidf'7If Wil Z BIARY CAROL KICBIANN W Sezfrrtzzry W W , f ' ' 1 W W 4' ' , llll , f 4 LINDA BLTRROW I T6 rzsurcr IATHER L,1.1fMENT PRIBII. I hnfrlain FRONT ROVV: Mike McShea, Linda Burrow, Bill jeffrey, Father Clement Pribil, Bill Davis, Mary McMann, Al VVitt- rock, Patrick Skees. ROW 2: Norman VVarminski, Robert Kalka, Carl Maschinn, Matt Schaefer, Don Fondren, David Cooper, Joe Sloan, Tom Nlontgumery, Tim Stehler. ROVV 32 Amelia Panes, Linda Anson, Carl Overby, James Thomas, Dave Kastner, Rohert Brinker, Dennis Harringtml, Jerome PAUL Dxxox, President Decker, Shelagh Curtin, Romualda Manaco. ROVV 4: Martin Keale, Claudia Gibson, Rogelio Gianan, James Esposito, Hoang Nha, Ray Aflague, jude Krejci, Jerry Morgan, Fred Horinek, Dal Cruz, John Alig. ROW 5: Claudia Lane, Loretta Neu- mann, Mary' Bullis, Judy Mattnx, Joe Skinner, -lnhn DeLozier, Thomas Mueggenlmrg, VVilliam Mildfelt, Mel Schmidt, Charles Schwarz, Leonard Cnurchesne. Page 436 FRONT ROVV: Victor Figalan, Patricia Mrozinski, Bill Svelan, Jean Flanagan, Bob Moon, Sherrie Stiles, Sarah lN1or- ris, Michael Quirk, Betty Schoelen, Janice Vaverka. RONV 2: Carolyn Blakley, Charles Nelson, Phyllis Schroeder, Bryce Hodgden, Louis Lepak, James Berousek, VValter Greiner, Joe Snider, Jamie Quinlan, Marilyn Hula, Marty Scott. ROW 3: Linda Cleeton, Eileen Rush, Mary Martin, Paul Dixon, Sandra Horn, Don Alden, Jean Smasal, Karl Scharno, Helen Bernardi, Susan Speakman, Mary Blubaugh. ROVV 4: Pat Vaughn, Paula Mclieever, Kathy Jaronek, Pat lN1cAleer, Rita Hamlin, Dennis Eeeleston, Jan Forisha, Kenneth Schroeder, Adrienne Stone, Nicky Eecleston, Stephen Piter, Joanne Beshara. ROVV 52 Sue Titterington, Carolyn Svymbersky, Gary Carpenter, VVilliam VVarwick, John Miller, Ed Dobson, Richard Thomas, Jerry Strong, Dick Sehiltz, Jennie VVensel, Marilyn Bradley, Pat Coughlin, Beverly Morrison. National Federation Member Celebrates Years Of Religious, Intellectual, Social Development Thirty years ago the Newman club was founded on the Oklahoma State campus. This group of Catholic students, a member of the largest religious student organization in the worldethe National Newman Club Federationehas enjoyed continual growth during that period. Guided by the principles and spirit of John Henry Cardinal Newman, a great English scholar and intellectual, the New- man club conducts a program emphasizing religious, intellectual and social develop- ment. 'l'he name Newman was chosen to honor the linglish cardinal because of his belief that high spiritual ideals were needed in university students. The activities in- cluded in this program now encompass all the major functions of college life. Daily and Sunday Blass on campus, week- ly lectures and discussions on modern-day problems, picnics, participation in intra- mural sports, religion courses accredited by the university, the annual dance, the Har- vest Stomp, a day of recollection, a student choir, pre-marriage instructions, publication of a bi-monthly Catholic student newspaper and an active international student program add up to an enjoyable and profitable New- man year agenda. An extensive library is provided at the Catholic Student center to aid the student in supplementing his secular education with a deeper knowledge and better, more thorough understanding of his faith. All Catholic stu- dents and all Catholic-preference students are eligible for membership. 1' ige -l3! Skilled Technicians Are Trained For lndustry Training in modern developments of electronic-s gives Tech graduates unlimited opportunities in the electronics age. Offset printing students at Tech Hnd that hanging up the wash is a part of their daily course of study. Negatives must be put Designed to teach technicians to carry out the plans of scientists and engineers, Okla- homa State Tech's main objective is to train the type of employes which industry wants. Allowing completion of courses in two years or less by trimester schedule plan of study, the highest concentration of courses is found in areas for which industry and private business most need technicians. Students spend four hours daily in shop and theory work, and two hours in related subjects to their special field. Each student is able to advance in class at his own rate of speed. Equipment of all types is available to allow students to learn to use both the newest models and the older ones. out to dry before the next step is taken in the printing process. www M K . 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Application Ui Theory Makes Principles Work Legislative interest in the re- habilitation center on the Tech campus brought mem- bers of the legislative coun- cil sub-committee for reha- bilitative services to Okmul- gee during September to look over the facilities at Tech. Page 442 xilj .W 5 ia Repairing dumcstic refrigera- turs is just the beginning for :I refrigeration, air conditioning and heating student. The course is clcsiguccl to prcparv Il student tu go into the lic-lcl with Il Cumplcte knowlctlgu of the latest inuovatifms. 9, ,ar img ...J .w,,,..a.,- S: , .33 I ' my -1. Two years of study teaches drafting stu- tlcnts the application of basic principles 'i Theoreticzll study is coupled with prac tical application of electrical mainte ' ll instruction of fered at Tech. As they study each prin h devote part of thei nance courses as IS a ciple, students t en . . v k class tlme trymg to make them nor Page -l--l-l 3. Ii- lr is 5 .2 If 2 .f, .. . 'feffagem ,W ifyii? :Q,?1,z?5i,12f . ,, My wi 5955? A As .1 LII! vzincetl cadets march onto the football held during thc lmlltime lm-alt ol the Uklahnina State-Iowa State garne. ' 5 of USl s Parents day, all the basic and I I ill it OSI' atlvzincetl cadets Paul llont and Pat Rzigook get into position tn nrt' ll 3.5 rocket lxlnnclier while nn ni prnblem at the army ROTC s summer camp at Fort Sill glut ZS but N 5 ,., 'am'E ONTRASTING colors of blue and - green weave in and out 'wwe'-0 among the masses of class- room-bound students, march in for- mation over hard-packed drill fields, or pass in review before smartly dressed officials. Air force and army branches of the university ROTC are indeed contrast- ing in uniform, but they are coordi- nated and complimentary in the single purpose of teaching students the tech- niques, traditions and disciplines of becoming qualified ,military oilicers. nmmer ramp offers many cliallengvs m the air fnwr vaclm-ts at sumini-r Camp, such as vlirnlwing Ihusc rmprs in thu c:imp's physic ll fitness prugrain. Dancing prnvcs inure enjuvahle than marching un , the clrill field to these ROTC vzlilets cluring the an- nual military hall. The punch lmwl prnved to lac- unc nf thc lwusiv-st plnvcs nf the night in the luxillrurnn. l'sing their newly purchasecl riflus, thi-sc mcmlwrs nl ' i ' ' ' r rin for ons ul the air force clrill team arc again pl:-I .1 g their many clrill mcets by practicing exchanging nrms fa , .KA 4, 9:4 .Ziggy ' w 9 11 xl? N H fp . i t it . 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Berry, vice-commander of the 38th tactical fighter wing, arrived at Bitburg air base in 1959, following assign- ment with the director of installation, USAF, VVashington. D.C. From that date until April 1960, he served as base com- mander, followed by duties as deputy wing commander and then wing commander. A native of Garnett, Kan., Col. Berry entered military service in 1933 as a member of the Kansas national guard. He completed pilot training in 1939 and went from there to the Panama Canal Zone. Other theaters in which he served were Headquarters Sth AF, South Pacific, 19-l-lg Headquarters USASTAF, Pacihc, 19-15, and Headquarters Far East Command, japan, from 19416 to 1948. Col. llerry is a graduate of the University of llaryland. He also attended the Air VVar college and he is a member of the American lnstitute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. COL. IAMES W. EDWARDS Oklahoma State University's army ROTC cadet program could hardly be guided by a more qualified person than Col. James VV. Edwards. Col. Edwards has had 34 years of active service in the United States army, and he has a mili- tary and civilian education, which includes Army VVar col- lege, Command and General Staff college, Jefferson univer- sity, LLB, and Boston university, RIA. Col. Edwards, a career infantry soldier, has been awarded the silver star medal with four oak leaf clusters for gallantry in action during 1Vorld VVar II and the Korean conf1ict. He also holds the combat infantry badge and the French Croix de Guerre with bronze star, along with many other medals and decorations. During the Korean conflict, he served as battalion commander of the 23rd infantry regi- ment, second infantry division. Prior to his two years as professor of military science at Oklahoma State University, Col. Edwards was stationed in Naples, Italy, where he had been on the staff of the United States army element, Allied Forces, Southern lfurope. The cadet corps has greatly benefited by his term as PKIS at OSU. Personnel Staff Prepares Qualified Officers Army and air force personnel assigned as instructors ill the OSU ROTC program were selected because of their military background, leadership ability, and instructional potential. They are ,selected by their departments for assignments and may be Considered to be among the best available in their field. They are responsible for training cadets who will be officers and the future leaders irI the two respective services. The members of the staff often supplement their busy schedule by attending Classes with the goal of Completing their bachelor or master's degree. In addition to their primary role of training and Commissioning young ofhcers, the army and air force cadets have an additional duty of developing iII all OSU freshman and sophomore male .students a deeper understanding of their present and future Civic responsibilities to their community, their state and their nation. ARMY PERSONNEL SSG MAJ. CAPT. L'r. CoL. SFC CAPI: CAPT. CAPT BALES, BROUILLETTE, CLUCR, CU'r'rER, HAMII.'I'0N, TIATHAVVAY, HEMMER, HENN E ROBERT FREDERICK CIIARLES JAMES PIIILIP XKTORTEN JAMES CARL SP-5 MAJ. SSG CAPT. MAJ. CART. SGM MSG HENSON, LANGLEY, McCoY, MCKEE, ORMQND, PORTER, PoTTs, SAMMIS, BILLY JAMES JAM ES JACK CLYDE CovINo1'oN GEORGE WAI TER MSG MSG SFC MSG MSG MAJ. MAJ. SCHULTZ, SI-IIEI.ns, SMI'I'II, SI-ILLER, TERREI3oNNE, VVISIZMAN, YADOS, VVILLIAM JIMMIE VVOODROVV Roraxxri MIJRRIS DI-ZIITER JAMES Page 450 AIR FORCE PERSONNEL MAJ. MAJ. TfSGT. MXSOT, TfSG'l'. T X SGT. MXSOT. AMES, BAILEY, BELK, BISHOP, DEES, IDUNN, CABLE, IBOUCLAS MYRI. SAMMIE HAROLD VVILLIAM BOBBY DONALD MAJ. MAJ. MAJ. CAPT. SfSGT. SfSG'l'. MAJ. GAHN, CJEEORGE, HORN'ATH, KAYl.0R, KNOWLES, MINES, PERSONS, JOIIN JAMES MATTHEW PAUI. VVELIJON NASII DON CAPT. CAPT. AXIC AXIC LT. COL. LT. COL. SfSGT, PETERS, POLK, SINGLETON, STEVENS, SWANSON, TATCIIIO, YATES, JERRY JOHN TRUBY TERRY PAUL ORRIN CHARLES Dr. Robert Kamn, dean Of the college of Arts and Sciences at advanced army ROTC program. Dean Kamn served as Dr. Oklahoma State, is discussing life at summer camp with Cadets Oliver S. VVillham's Oilicial representative to the summer camp Silbert, Miller, and Jobson, all of whom are from the OSU from Oklahoma State University. 1 -in :Ar f...- A f fvwlillfafi ylvilfffwl CADET STAFF FOR AIR DIVISION AND WINGS FRONT RUVV: jerry Terry, Oral Hell f53rcI wing Command- erj, Delmar Pumper, james Collier Inlivision commanderj, Clctus Browne f52ncI wing Commanderl, Mark Henry, VVilliam Allen. ROVV 2: Larrv llenton, Bruce Epperly, John Cole, Max Hampton, Phillip Sparks, James Plummer, Dan Schneider. AIR FORCE ISIETTY r'XI.BIN, 53rd VVing Honorary Colonel Page +52 W ROVV 3: blames -Iohnston, Dick Risk, john Burns, john Foster, Don Lyon, Ralph Irwin, -Iamus Tucker, Lynn lilam. ROVV -I-Z Chuck Clralmlm, Thomas Allen, Franklin Kay, Bill Stark, Robert Dzur, YValter Greiner, Roy james, liolm lfvatt, john Orr. EETHEARTS IVANCY Coxxok, 52nd SVing Honorary Colonel CADET STAFF FOR ARMY DIVISIONS AND BRIGADES l My if 'H' W' or l FRONT ROW: Clarence lWursh:1ll,John Skinner Cfirst brigade Edward Raper, C. J. Rothlisberger, Virgil Carter, John Cun- commanderl, Newt llardgrnve Cdivision commzlnderl, Hugh ninghum, jim Tarter, Leon Chapman. VVynn Qsecond hrigzlde communclerl, Don Sullivan. RUVV 2 HONORARY BRIGADE COLONELS SHARON RIONTGOMERY, 2nd Brigade VALERIE GRANT, lst Brigade Honorary Colonel Honorary Colonel Page 453 .. fl ua The eommand Hpree-zent liawms has just been given to l these basic army cadets during their afternoon drill. All the ROTC cadets are marching onto the field at halftime to lie presented to President Willham. ROTC Suits Common Sight At Oklahoma State Green and blue suits of the ROTC cadets are quite a common and expected sight around the Oklahoma State campus. The basics, young and eager, the hand salutes on the way to class, the strutting cadet officers, and the afternoon drill periods have become as mueh an integral part of the life at OSU as the morning cup of coffee in the Union or the stroll by Theta pond. There is much more to the Oklahoma State University ROTC pro- gram than just wearing uniforms to class and drill. The personnel of the department of defense makes every ef- fort to assist students to excel in their academic studies, and the cadets also are taught the basic fundamentals of working and living in a military community. The goal of the army and air force personnels is to make better citizens as well as ofiieers. AFROTC students do get some fringe benefits. Here, cadets are being Hown to an air base for the weekend. Page 454 In addition to the academic Courses offered, the flying in- struction program is :1 require- ment for :ill senior advanced Cadets who qualify as potential pilots. The cadet receives 36M hours of flight training :ind 35 more hours of ground school. This program is used to screen some cadets from further pilot training. An early summer morning finds these air force cadets out of their bunks, in formation, and marching to chow. Classes, such as this one on the 106 mm recoil- less rifle, are also a part of camp curriculum. Summer Camp llffers Profitable Experience All third-year cadets in both the army and air force ROTC programs have very little difficulty in deciding what they will be doing during the summer Vacation- at least for half of the summer, anyway. All the third- year cadets are required to spend six weeks at one of the various bases or camps throughout the United States. It is here that the cadet has the opportunity to put into actual practice the principles and theories that he has learned after three years of study in the classrooms and on the drill field. The summer camp training is very rigid, and the standards are extremely high, but the results are most profitable for both the cadet and his chosen branch of the service, because he will be more prepared to serve as a senior cadet and to fulfill his ultimate role as a commissioned officer. Page 456 Shooting on the rifle range at summer camp is nothing new to Cadet Phillips, a member of O-State's ROTC rifle team. , 494 A fi? 91, , ,QS.5,J . Y I9- -2, g . 1 Army Cadet Niike Cleverdnn W ,fm ,, and Q x N t 19? vi' if 'V 531554 3 rx G ge Mau.. s.. ' lags. img,- ., T he pictkings are getting mighty slim for these cadet officers who bring up .2 92 the rear of the chow line. Summer Camp always develops sume good nppetites. Mn rvin Andrei . Z gfjliff - mi , Q . ,,.. 4 X X . . 'Gif f N r '- 4' X Q 2 ri 'A f t .Rim ' H 'NAR K :ru gi ' A i 325' Q.: 'AK X1 'L . pr r u izeiz, M-.Qtr K' -- ,I s x x N, .Ax ,- .1 ,f-ff' SZ ex V 'V vs look over a map to try to determine where they are, and where they are guing. fu. Cadet Officers Club FRONT ROVV: james Plummer, Ralph Irwin, lfrank Kay, john Orr, Cletus Browne, john Foster, liill Stark, Chuck Clrahh, Dan Schneider, lioh Evatt, jerry Terry. ROW' 2: joseph Smith, Robert lVleGehee, Dennis Luekinhill, Nlzlrk Gilbert, hlax llampton, XVillmoore Kendall, Richard Bush, Rohert lmle, Raymond VValln'idge, jerry lilaekmon, jerry Stephan, Nliehael Tims. RUVV 3: Russell Lanning, Richard Brown, Rulzert Andress, David Chapman, Newt Courington, Neil llartman, Clifford Davis, jess Clanton, Alan Milaeek, Frank Ramming, Dan Stokes, Richard llatfield, George Holden. RUVV 42 Rich- ard Morrison, Ray Brown, Kenneth lVIeC'omas, james Bierly, Richard llale, jack Gray, Peter Raiskums, David Copmann, Nlyron Smith, Pat Clifton, Don Reed, Erneat Berg, Dennis Vllood. RUYV 5: james MeAlister, Martin Zizzi, james liurckhalter, jim Cox, Robert johnson, Gary Brnadhead, Lloyd Hughes, john Dillingham, Gerald Vllright, Rohert Rutledge, jim Bowers, Troy Dillahunty, james Iilder. Page -PS8 Cadet Officers Club FRONT RUXV: Roy blames, Iiynn lilzim, Diek Risk, john Burns, Oral Bell, Robert Dzur, VV:1lter Greiner, Thomas Allen, James Tucker, -lznnes Johnston. ROXV 2: Andre YVhiteley, Dzivitl Dunkin, Jerry Czimplucll, lien Ruins, Henry Townsend, -lim Dztvis, llzirolnl Castell, Victor Hey, Shelby Friend, Corwin Cll'l1lITll3Cl'5. ROXV 3: llarold Ciillenwuters, James Reynolds, Thomas Nfueggenlaorg, john Tueker, Philip Templeton, Larry Taylor, Darrell lixirnes, lN1ic'hz1el Barnes, Cllflfllll VVz1rcl, .luck Grirlin. ROXV 4: Stanley Smith, VVilliZlIIl Hogan, Philip Selvidge, Riehztrcl Deonier, Dzlniel Krziusse, Ricllztrd Bush, l.ee VVoods, I,ZlUl'CIlCC llogue, Paul Dixon, Ron lVICKinney. ROVV 5: .lerry Xxyilliillflh, james Sterk, -lack llieks, Norman Morris, Jerry Nitz, Steve lluglies, Dnvitl Ross, Curtis jones, Lztrry llighfill, Ronald Hatllew. P age Cadet Officers Club FRONT ROVV: Sam XVatkins, YYilliam Baker, llugh Zumluro, Charles Bogle, Donald Roberts, Terry Inman, David Sullivan, Gary Bullard, jay Fine, RUVV 2: Thomas Pickens, Stan Nelson, Lloyd Murdock, David Stuckey, VVilliam lilrv, Robert liattcy, jerry Burvh, Roger Iiuecham, Roluert Norton. ROVV 3: llarold Gluvkman, Teddy Ilorsley, G. I,. Davis, Harry Selph, John Kelly, Ronald Schncc, Duane Hall, Robert Goodlwary, Fred Tennille, Louis Persons. RUVV 4: Gary Throckmorton Bill Mohr, Thomas Paynu, Tommy Mcilec, james Feist Richard johnson, David Romack, Larry Kunkvl, James C'roc'kc-r Jlamc-s Davis, Ralph VVintcrs. RONV 5: Howard Butler, jerry Black, john Robinson, Nlike Biillcr, john Carreker, Zack Portcrfield, James Filson, Kendall Schmaltz, Charles Rake, B. I.. Boyd, David Hclmc-r. Page 460 v v n Cadet Ufficers Gluh FRONT ROVV: james Pongonis, Charles Stewart, George Miller, James Thomas, Newt llardgrave, Harlin Durhin, Don- ald Norris, Nlervin Snowden, Pat Razook. ROVV 2: YVilliam Thomas, James liuswell, Darrel lVICDaniel, Sam llall, Austin Tommey, Jim Nlorwood, David Hensley, lloward joyner, Dennis Fricke, Johnnie Murphy. ROVV 3: Earl llarper, Jerry Schultz, james Letchworth, james Nestle, VVilliam Gentry, john Follins, Curtis Cline, Leonard Foster, jeffrey Dallwey, Mark Birmingham. ROVV -I-: David Gibson, Karl Kirkeby, Robert Cox, john Tanner, Jarold Casey, Timothy Armstrong, Robert Montgomery, Ray McCoy, Tom McCollum, XVilliam Emerson, Edie Nlyrick. ROVV 5: Phil Holloway, Loyd Brown, Richard liasterwood, Stanley Brown, Robert Johnson, VVilliam Mfmrri- son, Fred Evans, Jerry Xvall, Ronald Kahle, john Guthrie, Vivtor VVood. Page +61 l J Cadet Uiiioors Council ' Dots' SL' i.i.Iv.xx l , l,I'l'Sfl1l'lIf , yIoHN f,RR Ii,Tl'll-lJ7'l'STdt'I1f l Rooiik liizxsox St'1'7'l'fllI'.T' , Tuoxrxs Ai.i.i2N 'lvl'l'IlXIlfl'7' FRONT ROYVZ John Orr, Roger Tucker, Thomas Allen. RUVV 22 Ralph Irwin, C J. Ro The Cadet Officers Council ls Organized To Foster A Closer Relationship Between The Army And Air Force ROTC Corps Organized to foster a close relationship hetween the army and air force ROTC student bodies and their military instructors, the Cadet Officers council conducts the activities of the combined army and air force ROTC Cadet Officers cluh. ln the spirit of leadership and teamwork the presidency and other oHicial positions in the cluh are rotated each year hetween the army and air force cadets. The council memhers, who class sections in hoth corps, are of military ball, which is one are elected from each of the eighteen responsible for conducting the colorful the largest social functions held annu- ally on campus. lt is at this ball that hoth the army and air force Benson, Don Sullivan, James thlis- honorary cadet colonels are formally presented for the first time. These girls were selected for the honors during a contest sponsored hy the Ofiicers club. The memhers of the Cadet Ufiicers cluh always display a fine example of the leadership that is strived for in the Reserve Officers Training corps program and proven in later national service. lwerger, Ronald Schnee, Gerald VVright, Bill Stark, Chuck C'ralulu. I age 462 IYRONT ROVVZ Donnie Driskill, Trov Giles, Rohert lmle, jerry Peters, Nlax llampton, Jerry' Stephan, Don VVinsloxv, Mike llnruh. ROVV 2: james Rutledge, Roger Burns, ,lon Moore, Danny VVheeler, Chuck Dollarhide, Harry Riley, Gar- land Carter, Gary Thorne, Rolwert VVhite. ROW' 3: Bill Franco, Bernard YVard, Larry Herring, Clary Sheets, Kenneth Air Force Drill Team Kimbrough, Dan Kennedy, Allen Spencer, Rav N1CClCZlI'f', Don N1eCroskey, Richard llollrah, Adrian VVatts. ROW' -l-Z Dale Schneider, Dale Nowlin, Rocky Lewis, John Schilt, Dean Pound, Nlike Shelhy, Stanley Rouk, .lack lsham, Gary Krisman, Rohert Adams. The Air Force Drill Team Purchases New Springfield Rifles Which Are To Be Used In Their Precision Drill Ceremonies f' Xf1llfi'Ut' Ouwcer Duff lIz1.rI1'r Commonly known as the air force drill team, the 670th AFROTC cadet air force drill team is composed of 28 to 38 selected sophomore cadets and is an outstanding ceremonial lllllf. The N762-63 d1'ill team purchased new equipment this year which included forty nexv KI-l93O Springfield rifles. This was the first year that the AFROTC drill team l1S0ll rirles in its precision drill rr ' KIAX Hrxxrrfrox W Ijllllllllllllllff mr ,W Ronrzru' IMLE IW Q.. , . m W lmuzv ST1a1'111xN m r . kl1f1uzv P 151' 12115 Q 1'lI1'Z'iX0I' ceremonies. Activities of the drill team included a performance for the faculty and corps ot cadets at Northeastern Oklahoma ASKI college, Kliami, Okla.. visits to various air force hases, participation in Gov. Henry lit-llmon's inauguration ceremony, a trip to Arizona's Sunshine City . fs .. . . . . . . drill meet at lucson, a visit to the lllinois invitational drill meet at Chainpaign, and participation in the armed forces parade at Clinton- Shermzni Air lforce hase, Olcla. 'lihev have also talien part in the OSP homeconiing parade and have become an annual participant in the Parents day parade and review. Il age 4- Angel Flight il W W W lllll W All W Si-Lpxaox R.x1N12s IJOIIIIIIIUIIIFI' SALLY ,ALBIN ExI?L'llfi7!l' Oml'l'f GLORIA XVRIGHT Drill Czzptain Iaxim Genoa L I7If0flI1Ilfi07l Serfvices MAJ. Alonx GAHN fl zlfvisor Oklahoma State's Angel Flight Named Winner Of The Purdue Cup For Being The Outstanding Angel Flight In The Nation The Angel Flight, numbering 73 chapters across the nation, is an honorary organization of college women whose primary objective is to further the cause of the United States air force by promoting the interest of the college students in the air force ROTC program. The Angel Flight is sponsored by the Arnold Air society, a cadet military organization. OSU Angel Flight was organized during the spring of i960 and 3-l charter members were selected according to academic standing, personality, appearance, and interest. ,They have performed in a number of parades, including the presidential inaugural parade of l96l. Another big activity for the l96l-62 school year was sponsorship ot the Bob Hope show on the OSU campus in january of l962 by the Angel Flight and the Arnold Air society. As a result of their activities and excellent performance, the OSL' Angel Flight was named winner of the Purdue cup as the outstand- ing flight in the nation for the school year 1061-62. Ogilvie, Lexy Hersehberger, Deanna King, Mary Hert, Brenda FRONT ROVV: Maj. john Cahn, Linda Gudgel, lVIonaray Stanlill, Gloria VVright, Sharon Raines, Sally Alhin, Judy Gray, Jody' Bucku, hflary Snyder. ROW' 2: Nancy Connor, Betty Reno, ROVV 3-J Turner, C'ourtney Risner, Carol Brien, VVanda Gray. ROVV 4: Sharon XYarner, Sherry Dnmniek, Sandra Thomas, Sandra l,eMonnier, Tonya Noel, l'na Thurston, Sue Nall, joan Ander- son, Diane Smith, ,lane Riemer, Ann llill. Albin, Mary Cahe, Janice Braden, ,lane Bassett, Dana Rita Porter, Linda Lusk, Svlvia Norton, Carrie Callahan. udi Jones, Chris Kelamis, Gladeen Burris, C'arole Page 464 ANGEL FLIGHT NATIONAL OFFICERS Angel Flight National Officers Are From 0-Slate SKY Chosen as national orhcers in l9ol, these girls have LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Lusk fadministrntive services oth Curl, Janice Braden fcomrnanderl, Jane Bassett Qcomptrollerl area headquarters who oversee the local chapters. 1'i1'eS 11Hi1'e1'5, M1ll'5' 111116 Valve C11111r1'1'i21lS 11fliC1f1'l. F' l fl iii-.,f5ff!fii fi fi! 1-'Kai fi DIVERS Made More Than One Thousand lumps In 1961-62 Formed in 1959 by a group of parachuting enthusiasts, this ,group has amassed an impressive record, having made over one thousand free-tall jumps in l96l-62. ROVV 1: jack McKee Cadvisorl, Martin Zizzi Cpersonnell Norman Heaton Qequipmentj, Richard Smith Coperatiunsj Garv Vance. RUVV 2: jerrv Stephan, Cletus Browne, Vic I,llIleIN7I'g', Tom Mclieeters, Lelioy Guthrie, I thc l'f'5l30'lSlb1I1U' of ke1'n111:: U1 51059 f0111f1ff will all Dana Reno Qexecutive orhcerj, Nita Porter Qinformation ser Al GIRLS' RIFLE TEAM Girls Boast A Fine Team And A Perfect Record Hozrsting one ot the limi' girls' rifle tc-:1111s lll thc I,lEIiT T0 RIGIIT: 34,7515 Wlllfft' Sllmmif lwlllfhl. I-illdil 1 . - V I V I D . . 1 4 X N lloigcm, NI1lI'gIll't'l George Qco-uzlptuirrl, Rose Solow, Adri- 11.1t1o11, thu Ubl tc.1111 xxo11 .1ll H1111 ot tra 111.1t1l11a mm Slum, 41.0-Capmimy hun Mnnill' Nancy Ilimwkl 'I wliilc UOIIIIHCYIITQ 1l111'i11g lfllml-lfllm. f if i'f f K 1 Kia! 1116151 if 1 5-I 1 1 5.1 1 1 115 i if I AIR FORCE RIFLE TEAM Looking Forward To A Better Team Next Year Being composed mostly of f1'csh111e11 and sophouiores, FRONT ROW: P11111 Kuylor Cfifle YHHYH 0f'l'iCfffD, Earle Brig- - A- h ' I I I I 1. i :111c:e Ctezrm cziptainb, Lyllll Steiricamp, Ronald Harrison, Holm the .111 tour 11H1 tc-11111 had flD1't'ffA good year. Ir g.1111ul Hugg. ROXN 2: Bill Bohn' Tummy Cates, Jim Pulsmh Bill X'2lIll2lbIt' cxpe1'i1-11ce and looks f0l'Xl'2l1'lI to better scz1so11s. liidwrll, Ed Skuch. GfruldThf1muS. ,Al le 4- A ,.... l ARMY RIFLE TEAM Teamf inishes Second In U.S. Army Championship ln its live inzitvlics, the zirniy rifle tn-:nn won Tour first VRUNT RUW1 CIUPY- .I 1111165 Ilwllllwl' Cunlvisrln-I. Mf'!52lI- I' ' 1 V -xl I . I i 1 l Q xl' . il- Rolwrt Iflzimln-is L1-uarlih, Cline Prclwlc Kun-Vziptailil, Churlcs II 'uw 'ml IIIIRIII Munn III III 'IIIIII' IMIIIIIIOIIRIIII' Schwnhr, Rrmlwurt Uillsun lui tziinl. RUVV 2: Yivtui' XVWAI, . , . P , ,. .. , lknnis l'riCk1', Allen llzihn, linli lm-Irv, Nick l'itlgm-rzilml, Init llugzin, Alun xRIL'llIIli'l'IlIlII. VARSITY RIFLE TEAM Two lm This ya-zu' thc varsity rillc tcani has hzul iinpra-ssivc first finishes in thc NRA sectional and in rho llig lfight. pressive Victories Are Collected By Team FRONT ROVV: Uzipt. -lzimes Hemmer faclvisfwl, lVIfSgt, Roh- crt Flanders Ccoavhl, Robert Gillson lcaptziinl, Cline Preble CCO-cziptziinj, Carnlyri 'lnmes fSt'CI'CfZll'j'b. RUVV 2: Victoi VVOULI, Dennis Frifke, fharles Svhwahe, ,luhn Phillips, Rohert Rodgers. CID I C713 CD 4-1- WZ 1 -h 3 E CD H Z DD 1 3 -I DD Q Wi l'l'l 2 UQ 1 CD CD H CID Military Engineers loin In Order To lncrease The Engineer Potential For The National Security Of The United States WV Q , . M l noxrxs NIL rioor-jxiaow K lJ f'S'ffff'l1I' The Society ot American Nlilitary lfngineers is an association in RUVFR VVXRD which men from all ot the engineer serviees ot the armed forees and F lfi,,l,fl,rH,llHIl from all fields of civilian engineering join to inerease the engineer 2 potential ot the United States tor the national seeuritv. -l-N155 Bl5Wl5l4lA The purposes ot the soeietv are to advance knowledge ot the Sf'f 'f'f1U'.l 1 W-l'l1 f ' seienee of military engineeringg to promote eftieienev in the military QUIT CHXMH CHCK engineer serviee ot the United States and to maintain its hest Jdwmr standards and traditions, and to develop relations ot helpful interest 1 K 4 . . - between the engineering profession in eivil lite and in the military service. Sponsored hi the post loeated in Tulsa, the student post at Okla- homa State University has participated in field trips to Keystone reservoir, lfutaula reservoir, Altus Air Force base, lIeC0nnel Air lforee base, Ft. Belvoir in Virginia, and the xK72lfC'l'XYZl.h'S lfxperiment station in Vicksburg, Bliss. SAIXIE meets hi-monthly and eoneludes the sehool term with an annual spring hanquet. FRONT RUNV: james liurelvlialter, Capt. Vharles Vluek, ltarlter, l,auilenee llogue, Donnie ltrislvill, -Ivnhn Nlillerl RUVV 'l'homas Miieggeriluorg, Roger VVartl, -lohn Sanders, james 3: jerry Stephan, -limmy Caudell, james llale, l,ee VVoods, liuswell. ROVV 2: Stanley Smith, NVehster Boland, XVilliam Charles Sehwarz, liohhv Freeman, Bill VVarwiek. Page +68 FRONT RUVV: Dun Schneider, Dick Risk, Alam Mil:lc'ek, ,lerry XVilli11ms, Franklin Kay, Roy James, Robert Andress, -c-..-, , E 2552355 ff:f- Z: q 3 1 '15-P r11,,.?N:v 2 215521, Q Pfiflfff i x'7f-'e:' 'T-'1Ni' V ' 2' : f 2. f:-fww allow fi-3-1 ... :Ll::r SIZE? .. :Insty- :3 e172 I'-'-'7L: il 731,-3,45 4 -3-12: q 2-35523 5.53 21333. - 5'r'-,TEZ Q. :SE:- -f -447 Lf-,vc 7: r:1 :1CD- ':..,.: 7... 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XI. lx. l3.xii.m' IIKIITPIAYII' Interest In The Society Objectives, Military Attitude And Bearing, And Scholastic Achievement-Basis 0f Membership The Oklahoma State University chapter of the Arnold Air society organized in l950 is il nzition-wide military fraternity named in honor of the late Gen. H. H, Hap Arnold. It is now known as the Thunderbird chapter. This new nzune was taken in honor of the air force precision flying team, the ,lll'l1llNlCI'l'Jil'4lS. The objectives ot the Arnold Air society' are the furtherzince of the purpose, mission, traditions, and concepts of the l'nited States ziir force, and promotion ot American citizenship in the aerospace age. This organization sponsors the Uklzthonizi State University air force ROTC Angel Flight, which has gained nzitiozial prominence. Members were also instrnmentzil in bringing the Bob Hope show and the Thunderbirds to the OSL' campus in 1962. The Arnold Air society is il highly selective orgztnfzzttion, zivailzlble only to advanced ziir force ROTC cadets. New pledges are selected twice 21 year, hzised on scholarship achievement, military attitude and hearing, :ind interest in the Arnold Air society ohjectiyes. P11 ge +69 Seahbard And Blade l . l N icwi' ll.XRlKllL.XYl'. lfrmll11r1r1z1'r'r ' -llllfl. liovn lf.x-erzzliw fjflzl-t'l'l' Rowov XVu,i,1Aais lnillllllfl' KJ-mffl' Roxxrn Xhfvrxixs lfirsl Sffgfllllf Cu-T. C. PORTER IXIJXSGT. KI. TERRif1aoxxE J 1l'Ui.l'0l'S Scabbard And Blade Companies Have Locations ln 167 Of The Leading Colleges And Universities Which Have The ROTC IX national military honor society with local chapters called eom- panies, Seahhard and Blade is located in H17 leading colleges and universities which have reserve olhcer training programs. The total membership ot the organization to date is 00,000 men. 'llhe purpose of the society is primarily to raise the standard ot military education in American colleges and universitiesg to unite in closer relationship their military departments, to encourage and toster the essential qualities of good and eihcient othccrsg and to promote friendship and good fellowship among cadet oljticers. Klemhership is by election only. The student must he in the upper third of his class and must possess outstanding leadership qualities. A few of the company's many activities include the sponsorship ot football, haskethall, and softball teams, a sabre drill team, and a ritle and pistol team. It selects a Blade sweetheart, supervises a mili- tary wives orientation course and a summer camp orientation course lor advanced army cadets, and many other socials during the year. l RON'l' RUNV: Joel Boyd, Ronald hvatlvins, VIQUITHII-X XVake- lield, llarlin Durhin, Nexvt llardgrave, ,lnhn Kelly, XVilliani Lee, Van VVeathers, lliram johnston, Rnhert Cox, Sam VVat- ltins. ROVV 2: John Gaither, Don Sullivan, ,lim Pongonis, lCdward Raper, Ilugh Zumbro, Tommy Arndt, Allan Good- hary, Donald Norris, James Frederick, Ken VVood, Roger Hula, Charles Bogie, Orville Dee. ROVV 3: Hugh VVynn, Charles Narmore, Louis Persons, Hollis Seott, James Davis, Cline Preble, Virgil Carter, Stanley Brown, Nlervin Snowden, Law- renet' Knotts, David VVard, Dennis l'iI'lf'lil', filT1ll'll'N Broun, ,lohnnie Murphy. RONV 4: l'larenee Marshall, Roger Benson, David Stuekey, l,eRov Burgess, Marshall liurnet, Ronald Sehnee, Ray lN1ei'oy, Sherman Pearsall, John Skinner, Alohn l'eCke, Aloe Chisum, VVilliam Iimerson, jimmy Caudell. RUXV 5: Richard Easterwood, Darrel Bishop, ,lim Tartcr, -lim lfeist, -lerry Burch, Gordon VVatson, jackie Finney, Roh Snipes, Terry Inman, Donald Roherts, Larry Luman, Harold Detrixhe. Page -W0 FRONT ROVV: Kenneth Kimbrough, Mike Smith, ,Ierry lid- wards, joseph Smith, Virgil Carter, Nlaj. Don Persons, Capt. Carl Henne, Jr., james McCoy, Robert Hales, Fred Evans, Stephen Craig, ,lames Parker, Robert Vratl, Robert Oursler, Robert Ivey. RUVV 2: James Rutledge, Adrian XVatts, Doug- las Featherston, Sterling INleC'olgin, ,Iohn YVeleh, Don Nlefros- key, Roland Schwoerke, Bruce XViancko, Alohn Flenoid, lvlartin Brown, Ray lNIcf'learv, ,lerrv Gresham, Richard Barton, Phil Putt, Ronald Perkins, Robert Tice, Garry Latty, David Revela- ert, james Montgomer,v. RUN' S: ,lames lierd, Sylvester Maier, liddie llenslee, Leslie Owens, ,lim Norton, Stanley Mears, Aulton l'tse5, Uarvl Davis, Thomas Avilla, ,lt-rrp' XVright, Don jackson, VVilliam Taylor, George VVatkins, Larry Singleton, john Anderson, joe Alter, Brian Adair. ROVV -iz Alex Corbbrey, Lewis Simms, Donald Powers, Gordon Lans- ford, james Nleador, Dwain lNleKinney, Leonard Yvallace, llerbert Tillerv, Melvin Young, Donald Mitchell, Robert Gardner, Leslie Hurdiek, Carl lilaeksten, Robert Martin, Ron- ald Barrett, llarold Symonds. ROVV S: ,lohn Nelson, Ronald Smith, Jason Vhapel, Ray Richardson, XVa5ne liigginbotham, lion Thayer, Darrel Johnson, 'vValter Skeistaitis, Edward Vain, Stephen NVintor,v, Nlichael Thompson, C'harles Thompson, Steve Millard. Pershing Rifles, Bn. II-7 Company C-7 0f Pershing Rifles Renders Several Special Services To Oklahoma Siaie University And To Siillwaier fri - j N umn. CARTER r fffmrfwrzzy Cifllllllllllllfel' ,losrieii SMITH M liXtl'llff7ll' Ufffrrfr Faian liv.-ass W l'lf11ru1r'e' Ujffzirez' W I Nlxj. Uox Pifrasoxs . iiwwri, lk. .61 rs 2 rs Lf 7: ...- ,'l11'1'ixfn'.v ii the members get an opportunity to perform under combat conditions. Cc The Pershing Rifles was founded at the liniversity of Nebraska in HW-l. The organization was named for -lohn QI. Pershing, who had been professor of military science up to that time. OSL s company C-7 sponsors drill teams that perform in parades, at ROTC awards day, and various competitive meets. The company rifle team always ranks high in the national organization standings. l lie tt im ilso shoots in shoulder-to-shoulder competition with other universities. lfach semester C-7 sponsors a tactical maneuver where , .. . . . LA! also renders several services to the university and Stillwater. The members of Ll-7 are commissioned by the city as auxiliary traffic police. They are on duty at football games and dur- ing the homecoming decoration contest parade. The Pershing riflee men form honor guards for visiting dignitaries and also fire at military funerals. The companvls cannon is a familiar sight at the USU football games and is also used at the local Klemorial day sel'vice,s. Il age -l7 Pershing Rifles, Regimental Headquarters as l Srrrfrzxrhx PrcArzs.xr.r, , , CYUIIIIIIIIIIIIVI' Y KI.xRVrN :XXDREXYS lfXf'4'llfi7'l' Ufffwr' Alriruu' XVALI, l lIlll1Il'C Uffirwr The Seventh Regimental Headquarters Located On The OSU Campus ls The Largest Regimental Headquarters In The U.S. 'l'lw Scwrrtlr Rc-glint-ntal lrcarlquartt-r's locate-al, on tht- Oklahoma State' l'rrix't'1'sity campus is thc largcst r't'gimc-ut in the llrrrtetl States. The l'0QfTlTiL'Ill' is Composed of rrirrvtct-rr CTJIITDZTITTUS arrtl om- hattalirm hc-atlqtra1'tcr's, and it CIICIJIITDZISSCS thc five'-state arca of Uklahoma. liarrsas, Texas, Arkansas, anal hlissorrri. Arumrg the main rtsprlrrsihilitics Ot the lrCatlquar'tcr's staff are tht- DLHXXE HAHA promritrou that rrrrtratrve :tml lcatlcrshrp arming the me-mhcrs ot the lei,-H SM-gmm l't-rshrng Rrlles. -rl hrs mrssrorr IS accramplrslred hy lprcscrrtrng axx'ar'tls aml th-coratrons tor' mrtstanthrrg scwrcc to the society. X - v X if wr 1 1 I X u - . . . 1 4 Ill- Ulla- 1151115 il UW The l'6'f1l1lTf'Ilf2l1 hC2lLll1ll2lI'U'l'S has a variety of actrvltrcs which rt M f1f17'f! ' must pvrtornn, inchrtling the formal irrspcction of all divisions in the live states, the serlclirlg out of letters of rrotffrcatiurr 1'l'Q21l'dllTg rrp- cmning eve-nts, and thc 2ll'l'2lllgl1lQ' of vompctitivc mt-cts hctwc-cn the tliffercnt tlivisimrs in the five-state region. 1xIC'1lTbC1'S also attcml the national assembly at Lirrcolrr, Nc-b., which is thc- loration of the national lrc:ulqrrar'tt-r's, to round out an cxtrcrm-ly active scar. FRONTROVV: Charles Prmmlinfcr lN1:1rvir1.'Xnclr'e-ws Shcrmzln VViIliam lirnwsrvrr lerrv Nitl Phillim She-riclarr liohlw Freev- l 2-. . l s . , s l 1 , Pcarsall, .le-try NVall, l7uarrt- llull. ROW' 2: Rirhzlrtl XXYIIYIAUIT, man. Page +72 K1-32 wl'QZSi jggsgffa wafwxfffixgigl Fay 5. Tl fill ie process of picking up your enrollment packets :ind ing out the class cards and the information sheet is just il part of alll :1 person goes through to enroll. This earnpus eo-ed is experiencing :i problem whieh oc'- turrs often early in the semester, that ot finding the vorreet classroom Changed to he the wrong elassroonr A R 4 TV . 'f' 'Q' l is tilts? M x , 1 . .i.. ... ...........,4, lf - ----- ...-EFL-1 t 4 I ::.-2-:TI ' , 5 '...+ a 52'.. .i i k E i 553212 Q V ' . iii:-ff ' ' ,,...-- .--1 !,,,....., ..-11. ---- ..,.,r I, 1. --':,...-z- '- ,,.......--v- ,...--- ,,...e-' ...--f - tg, -:L+ 1---- .-1-1-'- '-' ....1--- ' ' ...-----,, PPORTUNITY to gain knowl- 9' 5 edge comes so many times in 9 5 . , 'manner-0 the daily hfe of a student. Those who take advantage of even a small part of the many grains of wis- dom offered them in classes, books, and contacts with others, soon find that maturity grows within them as they learn to make the most of these opportunities. lyloving year by year up the Class ladder, students add one bit of knowl- edge after another so that following the final class function they can use- fully enter the working world. M15 . -' W .: . i i r ia 5 N mmf This student's hustle may be Contributed to his Llgerness to get to his next Class, but it would more likely, he'll be heading toward the lake. K V I If -i N- ' gk 3 is -q:'..'+:.-s: Ql nn-I ., 4 is W A , W , Q- Stuclents of Oklahoma State University's school ol' architevture can hardly help discussing or viewing :mother architects model Concept of a proposed strut'- ture without giving their own professional viewpoints. On week nights, the Oklahoma State Library is one ol' the busiest places on the Campus. If a person expects to find a seat, he had better get there pretty early. lg ,. Eu +1 1, 95 if Y , .V mmf K s Aff!! iw ' K ' f - fm? Q 55:51, gig xiii' 1 , ' 1 GRADUATE STUDENTS 1 'AM ww., .W mm M 'N , A lllllt' student :ls TTTHITS week nears an 0 llc nut nnly has to study for his mvn tests, hut grade thuse of llIHTUl'gI'ZllTllZlTC'S as wcll clclitirrnzll burden is placed upon the grud- nd. Page -T77 GRADUATE STUDENTS ROW l: NORMAN E. ABELL, Slillwaler, Tech., TTI-1: ELTON WAYNE ADAMS, Fairfax, Engineering, AIME, Pelroleum Club. 'I'K'I': DAVID EARL ALLISON, Adair, Agricullure, Block ancl Bridle, Collegiale EEA: AZIZULLAH MORAJ AMRI Alglwanislan, Tecl1.Z GEORGE A. AWAKIM, Iraq, Engineering: ALVIN F. BAKER, Clnouleau, Engineering: R. BALAKRISHNAN, India, Engi- neering, AIIE: DOUGLAS BALL, Slillwaler, Business. ROW 2: HABIL S. BASRAI, India, Engineering: DAVID ELLIOTT BEE, McAlesler, AES. TIME: SERVIO TULIO BENAVIDES, Colom- bia, Agricullure: JON GUY BOCKUS, Middlebury, Ind., Agri- cullure: JOHN WILLIAM BROOKS, Slillwaler, AXTS, WX: MER- RILL B. BURRUSS, Cliiclcaslia, Agricullure, Farmhouse: PRICE CAMPBELL, Enid, Business, AKXP, Finance Club, 449: ROBERT T. CATES, Molilelf, Engineering, AXA, IAS, IITE. ROW 3: CAROL ANN CAWTHON, Quincy, Ill., ASS: LYLE DWAIN CHAFFIN, Woodward, A8152 HUT-SHONG CHANG. Formosa, Agricullure: TWILLA CHRISTIAN, Wafonga, Business: T. J. CHUNG, Korea, Engineering: BILL P. CLARK, Dewey, A8157 JAMES ROBERT CLARK, Wilson, Engineering, HTE, Pelroleum Club, AIME: RUBY FRANCES CLEGG, Tolan, Tex., Ages. ROW 4: RICHARD E. CLOUD, Dewey, Business, Business Sludenl Council: DORIS F. COLON, Puerlo Rico, AES, EE, QUE: GRADY WAYNE COOK, Tulsa, Engineering, TITS: OSCAR COOPER. Slillwaler, Engineering, TIKN, SITE, IE: MILTON SILIAS COT- TER, Slillwaler, Business, Young Democrals, Business Sludenl Coun- cil, AKKIQ CARLYN GRANT CRUZAN, Barllesville, Engineering, ATS2, AlCl1E, AXE, O Club: DEWITT DAVIS, Dallas, Tex., Engineering, TKE, Newman Club presidenl: SHAILESH H. DESAI, India, Engineering, India Sludenl Club secrelary, AIIE. Abell Adams Allison Amri Basrai Bee Benavides Boclrus Cawlhorn Chaflin Chang Clirislian Cloud Colon Cool: Cooper Pfige -T78 Awalcim Baker Balalrrishnan Ball Brooks Burruss Campbell Cafes Chung Clark, B. P. Clark, J. R. Clegg CoHer Cruzan Davis Desai Dingwaney Farajollahi Ferguson Fischer FoIIeH Friend Frisbie Gallagher Gianan Glasscock Glubb Hain Harris Hafhcofe Haxfon Healh, G. N. Healh, I. L. Hinshaw Holloway Hsieh Huang Huayrerai Hudspefh Irving Jagers James Jeffrey J E Je rey, M. F. Jeng Johnson Jones Jusf Kanemori Kanina Keller Kidan GRADUATE STUDENTS ROW I: VISHNU DINGWANEY, Bombay, India, Engineering: KARIM FARAJOLLAHI, Shahsavar, iran, Educalion, IAS, SIAA, OIAA, AIAA: RALPH FERGUSON, Taloga, A8iS, TIME, fI'I'fI'i JAKIE FISCHER, Pawnee, Educalion, SIAA, OIAA, ATAA: ROB- ERT FOLLETT, El. Worlh, Tex., Engineering, CHARLES FRIEND, Sfillwaler, ABS, ETII, HME7 JOHNNIE FRISBIE, Miami, Edu- calion, 'I'AKq HAROLD GALLAGHER, Muskogee, Business: ROGELIO GIANAN, Philippines, Engineering, AICHE, Newman Club, ISA. ROW 2: JAMES GLASSCOCK, Purvis, Miss., Business, KEN GLUBB, La Salle, ill.: EARL HAIN, Siillwafer, Engineering, Seab- bard and Blade, BARNEY HARRIS, Prescoil, Ark., Agriculiureq DONALD HATHCOTE, Scolf, Ark., Agriculiure, Aggie Toaslmas- 'rersy RONALD HAXTON, Welmore, Kan., A8155 GARY HEATH, Cheney, Kan., Home Ee, LENORA HEATH, Coyle, HEA, SNEAJ TERRY HINSHAW, Enid, Business, 'l'K'I', 13A'I'. ROW 3: CARL HOLLOWAY, Kearney, Neb., Engineering, AXE, ET, XE: STEPHEN HSIEH, Changhua, Taiwan, Educaiion: CHIEY HAUNG, Formosa, Agricuilurei SUTIN HUAYRERAI, Thailand, Agricullureq JOE HUDSPETH, Miami, Agricuiiure, AZ, Poulfry Science Club, MAC IRVING, Oakwood, Agricullure, Siudeni Assn, Pres., Sfudenf Sen. Pres., fl'K'I', ULSK, 'I'-BK, 'I'II.Y, AZ, Wesley Foundalion: RUSSELL JAGERS, Oklahoma Ciiy, AHS, IlKAq PAUL JAMES, Oklahoma Ciiy, Engineering, AIU, JOHN JEFFREY, Hasiings, Business. ROW 4: MARY JEFFREY, Miami, Home EC., ON, 'lYT, KAII, AATT- CHIN JENG, Formosa, Engineering: ELANDA JOHNSON, Slill- waier, Home Ec., 'l'K'l', AI-IEA, STANLEY JONES, Ponca Cily. Engineering, Kli, Blue Key, 'l'K'l', ET, AUM: LOREN JUST, Fair- view, Business, AKXP, BSU, Socieiy for Advancemeni of Mgmt! CLAUDE KANEMORI, Honolulu, I-Iawaii, Engineering, OAK, XE: HERBERT KANINA, Nairobi, Kenya, A8151 BERNARD KELLER, Sfilzer, Wis., A8157 BRHANE KIDAN, Elhiopia, Agricullure. Page 479 The men of BIue Key :incl the women of Mortar Board forsake the cornfnrts of the many new cars in the homecoming parade and rough it. GRADUATE STUDENTS ROW I: BILLY KIRBY, Wapanucka, AgricuIIure: RALPH KIRKPATRICK, Jonesboro, Ind., A8151 BRIJ KISHORE, Lucknow, India, Engineering: JIMMIE LAKIN, Oklahoma Cify, AHS, TIME, 'I'K'ITI JOSEPH LARKIN, LaCrosse, Wis., Educafion: LSIAO LI, China, AHS. ROW 2: MING LIN, SIiIIwaIer, Engineering: CARLETON MA, China, Engineering: ABIDAH MALIK, Wesi Pakisfan, I-Iorne EC., Home EC. Educ.: DONNA MARTIN, Medford, A8fS, ETA! GARY MATTHEWS, WiIson, Engineering, IIKN: VIRGIL MCCLARAN, MarshaII, Tex., AHS, TIKN. ROW 3: DONALD MCCRODDAN, BIoomIieId, N. J., AXIS, Enfornology CIub: WILLIS MCCUIS- TION, Bowler, Colo., AgricuIIure: TOM MCFEE- TERS, Freedom, AES, TKT, Sky Divers: SARA McGREGOR, Cofron PIan+, Ark., AAA: FRAN- CISCO MESA-RIVERO, Spain, Business: PYARE MOHAN, Sarnode, India, Engineering, XE. ROW 4: PATRICIA MROZINSKI, DaIIas, Tex., Edueafion, Newman Club, NEA: ZAKI MUSTAFA, Pakisfan, Engineering: BHUPAT NANSI, Bombay, India, Engineering: M. NATARAJAN, Madras, India, Engineering: J. F. NEET, OkIahoma Ciiy, AES: GODSON OHIAERI, Onifsha, Nigeria, Agriculrure. ROW 5: JOHN PARRISH, SI'iIIwarer, AXIS, HAM, -SAX, BSU: C. V. PATEL, India, AgricuIfure: ROB- ERT PAYNE, OkIahorna Cify, AHS, ZITI: GEORGE PINCHES, Tulsa, Business, SAM: ELIZABETH PUFFINBARGER, SIiIIwaIer, Educafiong LOY PUT:- FINBARGER, S'riIIwaIer, ASTS. Page -ISO Kirby Kirkpafrick Kishore Lakin Larkin Lin Ma Malik Mariin MaH'hews McCrodcIan McCuis+ion Mclzeefers McGregor Mesa-Rivero Mrozinski Mus+afa Nansi Nafaraian Nee+ Parrish Pa'reI Payne Pinches Puffinbarger, E. A. Li McCIaran Mohan Ohiaeri Puffinbarger PyeaH' Raiaram Ramachandran Randles Rafhore Reed Richey Rivers Schneeberger Seidle Self Shah Shapley Shindell Smifh, Lyle Smifh, Lynn Soebiapradia Sonlag Sfeelman, C. D. Sfeelman, V. P. Sfuclcey Sfurgeon Sfurm Suvapanish Swingler Syed Taylor Uemofo Wang, S. R. Wang, W. C. Websfer Wheeler Wilcox Williams Yip Young GRADUATE STUDENTS ROW I: PATRICK PYEATT, Tulsa, Engineering, ASCE, Newman Club: VIKRAM RAJARAM, Bombay, lndia, Engineering: V. G. RAMACHANDRAN, Bombay, India, Engineering: PHILIP RAN- DLES, I-lardesly, Engineering: BRIJRAJ RATHORE, Slillwaler, AES: ROBERT REED, Topeka, Kan., Engineering, ET, T11-5: ALVIS RICHEY, Cloud Chiei, Educalion: RONALD RIVERS, Ponca Cily, Engineering, Ki: KENNETH SCHNEEBERGER, Wallers, Agricul- iure, Farmhouse, Blue Key, People lo People. ROW 2: NEAL SEIDLE, Slillwaler, Business, :'I'E, EM, AK'I', Young Republicans, ICP, O Club: GLENDON SELF, Albuquer- que, N. M., Engineering, AIEE, AUM: NARENDRA SHAH, Bom- bay, lndia, Engineering: GLENN SHAPLEY, Tahleguah, Business, MKT, BI'-E, 'I'Kfl', Business Sludenl Council, Socieiy Tor The Ad- yancemenl of Mgml.: WINSTON SHINDELL, Durham, Business, IIAK: LYLE SMITH, I-Iunler, Business, SUAB, -3-EIT: LYNN SMITH, Thomas, Engineering, Wesley Eoundalion: RACHMAT SOEBIA- PRADJA, Bogor, Indonesia, Agricullureg PAUL SONTAG, Tulsa, Engineering, ASCE, SAME, 'I'KI'I. ROW 3: DAYTON STEELMAN, Vernon, Tex., AXS, AXA, Enlo- mology Club: VIRGINIA STEELMAN, Prescolf, Arlc., Home Ec., 'I'-Y, UN, 'l'K1P: NELSON STUCKEY, Birmingham, Ala., Engineer- ing, AlChE, AChS: ROY STURGEON, Slillwaler, AES, Bolany Club: GENE STURM, Barllesville, AXS, 'I1KfI , IIME, fblllii CHAIMONGKOL SUVAPANISH, Thailand, Agricullure: BILLY SWINGLER, Kosse, Tex., Business: MURTUZA SYED, lndia, Engi- neering, AIEE: RICHARD TAYLOR, Broolclyn, N. Y,, Engineering, KOSU-EM, Amaieur Radio Sociely WSYJ, IRE. ROW 4. AKIRA UEMOTO, Japan, AES: SHIH WANG, Taiwan, China, Engineering: WEN WANG, Tarper, Formosa, Agricullure, Chinese Siudenl Asso.: DANIEL WEBSTER, Leach, A81S, OSU Bolanical Club, Agronomy Club: DALE WHEELER, Dumas, Tex.. Business, 'I'KlI', UAW: PHILLIP WILCOX, Kremlin, Engineering, Elying Aggies, Insliluie oi Aero-Space Sciences: EVELYN WIL- LIAMS, Slillwaler, Home Ec., Music Club, Gun Club: ROLAND YIP, Singapore: WAYNE YOUNG, Mulcden, China, Engineering. Pfige -IBT NB 0if! a3f.3f1J ' Q.,J.a aim mmf sz 'f' 'um M353 02320 A Q W Nj' I f' Jfsligij x 1-x wizll 0x3s.fN Fla A ggi Ji'!z QXQEQTS yx EJB' sz 0x30 I . ,sw i 1 Nl 5 . Yk 51 NMMNI VETERINARY MEDICINE w 'N-I J 1-Mes Ewezmn E.ff- :V f LEIQIIIIIUYHLI State! veterinary mccIiL'ir1c svlmul fJI'I:L'I'5 highly prfxfcnifmzll YYIIIIIIIIQI :ls wa-II :ls the simplcl' tasks, auch :ls sh1wi11g 11 Iwrsv. P 21 gc FOURTH YEAR VETERINARY MEDICINE ROW I: STAN C. ACREE, Maud, Acacia, Junior AVMA, AXP: JACK CURTIS ALLEN, SiIIwa'rer, Junior AVMA, Masonic CIub, SITE: DELLALENE MARIE BAKER, Denison, Tex., Junior AVMA, Veierinary Toasfmasfersg ZANE GREY BOWLES, Hiddenife, N. C.: J. C. BRYSON, CoIIinsviIIe, Junior AVMA, Axlfy LOUIS BURCH, I.iIIIe Rock, Ark., Junior AVMA, OT-E7 JOSEPH FRED CHABOT, WI1I+insviIIe, Mass., AFP, HZ, ATM, 'i'K'I', AT: ROBERT R. DAHL- GREN, SIiIIwaIer, AZ, AVMA: JAMES REECE DEAR, Baskin, La., AZ, AXP, SIuden'r AVMA president FREDERICK GEORGE FER- GUSON, Green Bay, Wis. ROW 2: ISAIAH JOSH FIDLER, Jerusaiern, IsraeI, 'l'Z, 'I'K'l', AW, Junior AVMA7 EUGENE FINGERLIN, Tulsa: EDWIN DICK FISHER, Cushing, SAE, AZ, BIue Key, A'I'g W. CRAIG FRANKS, S+iIIwaIer, A1'I', AE, Sfudenr AVMA, Young Dernocrafs, VeIeri- nary Toasrmasrersx GAYLORD HOWARD FRENCH, Draper, N. C., AW, Sfudenr AVMA3 GARY GIBBONS, Lakofa, N, D., SZTZIJ ELMO DEWAYNE GIDDEON, Cushing: ROBERT LINDSEY HARDY, Rocky Mouni, N. C., Junior AVMA: WYLIE HOUGH, Ardmore, FRANKLIN HUMPHREYS, BaIcheIor, La., Junior AVMA. ROW 3: CLINTON JEWETT, Whifeiield, Maine, Junior AVMA, SITE, 'I'II:I JERRY ZANE KENDRICK, Fairrnoni, W. Va.: THOMAS G. LOAFMANN, Prague, Farmhouse, OAK, UT-li, Sfu- denr AVMA7 DONALD GENE LUTHER, EII: Cify, SITE, Junior AVMA, Vererinary Toasirnasrersq GEORGE B, MEYER, SIiIIwa+er: CHARLES A. MONTGOMERY, TuIsa: JACK R. NIGHTENGALE, I-Iornesread, 521'-Y, AVMAg LEWIS DON ROACH, Texhoma, Junior AVMA, AW: WILLIAM ROBERT ROBERTSON, Bosweiig DON SPENCER ROBERTSON, King, N. C. ROW 4: NED MOSES ROSS, SIiIIwaIer: LEE SIMMONS, Choc- Iawg DANIEL SOLOMON, Osage, W. Va.: RONALD ALLEN STENSENG, FayeIIeviIIe, Ark.: JAMES HARLAN STONE, Lawfonp BRUCE GRADY STRINGER, Tulsa, Asif, Junior AVMA, Fiying Aggies, S+udenI En+erIainers, BSU, SIiIIwa+er Aquarium Sociefyq ELDEN DUANE SVEC, Rogers, Nebg DONALD VRBKA, SheIIey, Neb., AVMA: UT-it CHARLES C. WARNER, Sfiilwaferx JOHN D. WEHLING, Minco, AW, AVMA, Acree AIIen Baker Bowles Bryson Burch Chabof Dahlgren Dear Ferguson FlcIIer Fingerlin Fisher Franks French Gibbons Giddeon Hardy Hough Humphreys Jewefi' Kendrick Loafmann Lufher Meyer Monfgomery NighI'engaIe Roach Roberfson, W. Roberfson D Ross Simmons SoIomon S+enseng Sfone Sfringer Svec Vrbka Warner WehIlng Pigs -I3-I Adams Allen Baker Beals Boalsman Bradley Brandi' BurcI'1inaI Freeman Gaspar Gehring Hall Halferman Hayden Mannschreclc Marlin McCoy McGruder Miller Minh Morefon PaHon Pool Robinson Sanhno Seagren Sims Smifh, J. Smilh, R. Slroup Swango Turner Voss IHIRD YEAR VETERINARY MEDICINE ROW I: MARVIN MABRY ADAMS, Oklahoma Cily: RICHARD ALLEN, Lillle Rock, Arla.: BENNY BAKER, Cbecolalw, Farmhouse: TERRY LEE BEALS, Greenfield: RICHARD J. BOATSMAN, Ed- mond: SANDRA SUE BRADLEY, Dublin, Tex.: JAMES H. BRANDT, SIiIIwaIer: RICHARD BURCHINAL, Morganlown, W. Va. ROW 2: JOHN I. FREEMAN, LincoInIown, N. C.: LEONARD ALLEN GASPAR, ORIaIwoma CIW? JAMES F. GEHRING, Wlweai- Iey, Ark.: ROBERT D. HALL, I'IoI Springs, Arlc., fITIg L. GAY HALTERMAN, Moorelie-Id, W. Va.: JOSEPH S. HAYDEN, Win- llwrop, Mass.: VICKI MANNSCHRECK, Tulsa, A-UI, Orange Quill, Orange and Black QuiII, NIRA, Sludeni AVIVIA' KEITH O. MARTIN, Elmore CIW, ROW 3: JAMES C. MCCOY, Ravenswood, W. Va.: DEORSEY EARL MCGRUDER, Muskogee, SETI, AVMA: GLOYD MILLER, Webbers I:aII: TRANQUAN6 MINH, Vielnam' CLARENCE MONROE MORETON, FT. Smillw, Ark.: LAURIN L. PATION, Slillwaler: ROY RANSOM POOL, Ye-Ilowslone Park, Wyo.: BILLY J. ROBINSON, SI'IIIwaIer, ROW 4: JAMES MICHAEL SANTINO, Shawnee: CHARLES RICHARD SEAGREN, Wausa, Neb.: KENNETH J. SIMS, Med- ford, Farmhouse, Junior AVMA, UTI, Sludenf Senareg JAN M. SMITH, Denlon, Tex.: L. RANDALL SMITH, Canlon: DANIEL STROUP, Waco, N. C.: LARRY JAMES SWANGO, Welch? DALE OSBORNE TURNER, Reniclc, W, Va: GORDON H. VOSS. Gollry. Page 485 SECOND YEAR VETERINARY MEDICINE ROW I: DARRELL C. ALLISON, Woodward: RICHARD EU- GENE BAILEY, SIiIIwaIer: LLOYD D. BARKER, Snyder: DORLAND C. BENNETT, Hennessey: BARNEY BERTRAND, SuIpI1ur, La., Acacia: TALMAGE THURMAN BROWN, JR., Raieigh, N. C.? JOSEPH FREDRICK BUXTON, Nowara: THOMAS A. CARTER, SIiIIwaIer: WILLIAM M. CARTER, CrosseII, Ark.: TOM EUGENE COFFIN, Waukomis: DON GORDON CROW, SIiIIwaIer, ROW 2: RICHARD E. DAHLEM, Medford: JOE R. DAVIS, Marked Tree, Ark.: JOHN CLYDE DOYLE, Erick: J. PAT DUR- HAM, FayeI'IeviIIe, Ark.: LARRY WAYNE EDWARDS, SIiIIwa'rer: RONALD TELL FORD, SI'iIIwa'rer: PAUL ODELL FRITH I.iI'IIe Rock, Ark.: RON G. GEISERT, OgaIIaIa, NeIJ.: JACKIE WAY- NELL HORTON, WinIers, Tex.: JERRY E. JACOBS, Okmulgee: JOEL KEITH JENSEN, Ashe-viIIe, N. C. ROW 3: JOHN GORDON KIRKPATRICK, Sharfuck, AVMA, Farmhouse: WILLIAM R. LANCE, Lindsay: DUANE R. LEMBUR6, Dannebroq, Neb.: WADE MARKHAM, Locusf Grove: BARBARA ANN MCABEE, WiIminqIon, N. C.: BILL J. MCDOUGAL, SIiII- warerq STARLING MILLER, CI1ickasI'1a: REX MELTON OLSON, Waynoka: RICHARD CARLTON PATTERSON, Sanford, N, C.T JOHNNIE R. REMER, S+iIIwaIer: WILLIAM RONNIE ROBERSON, Dardane-IIe, Ark. ROW 4: JAMES ROCCONI, Lake ViiIage, Ark.: RONALD LEE SOLOW, TuIsa: DIANNE MARY WALL, Housion, Tex.T CARL EDWARD WARD, TuIsa: ROGER WELLS, SIiIIwaIer, SAE, Allf, AVMA: THOMAS JOE WELSH, CoIIinsviIIe, Acacia: HAROLD L. WILLIAMS, DeIaware: JOHN ROGER WYANT, Lawfon, EN: JOHN YOUNG, EI Reno, fifK'l': JAMES M. ZYSKOWSKI. Tulsa, KA. AIIison Bailey Barker Benneff Berfrand Brown Bux+on Car+er, T. Car+er, W. CoFIin Crow Dahlem Davis Doyle Durham Edwards Ford Fri+I1 Geiser+ Horfon Jacobs Jensen KirIcpa+rick Lance Lemburg Markham McAbee McDougaI MiIIer OIson Pafferson Remer Roberson Rocconi Solow Wall Ward WeIIs Welsh Williams Wyan'r Young ZYSROWSRI Page -I86 A m Balcer Barnum Bose Buclc Collins Core Cox Currin Edwards Fell Fulfon Giles Granl Gran-Iham Gross Gulhrie Hahn Harrmglon Holmes Hornbuclcle Hudson lnderlied Jones, S. Jones, T. Kerr Liepniers Llvlngslon Lofliss Mammeli Marlin Miller Milchell Newby Niclcell Parlridge Roberson Roberls Russell Soirez Taylor Towler Walker Wallers Websfer Wendlandl' EIRSI YEAR VETERINARY ROW I: PHILIP ALM, Absaraka, N, D.: ANDY BRACK BAKER, Wellinglon, Kan.: BILL BARNUM, Texlwoma: KAYE JEANNE BOSE, Orleans, Neko.: MARVIN BUCK, Slillwaler: REGINALD ROGER COLLINS, Claremore: WILLIAM B. CORE, Core, W. Va.: JOEL B. COX, Owasso: SHIRLEY THOMAS CURRIN, Ox- Eord, N. C. ROW 2: J. GARY EDWARDS, Newark, Ark.: EDWARD A. FELL, Pine BIUEI, Ark.: ROBERT W. FULTON, Blackwell: HERSCHELL D. GILES, Carnegie: GERRY LEE GRANT, Marked Tree, Ark., ISC-DH: WILLIAM ATKINS GRANTHAM, Porllancl, Ark.: NOLAN LESLIE GROSS, Moore, Junior AVMA: RONALD NEAL GUTH- RIE, Foss: JOHN WILLIAM HAHN, Barllesville. ROW 3: DONALD HARRINGTON, Perryville, Ark.: STEPHEN ROBERT HOLMES, Fairview, KZ: WILLIAM HORNBUCKLE, Brislow,Farrnlwouse: DANNY ALLAN HUDSON, Cramerfon, N. C.: DOUGLAS T. INDERLIED, Bulrfaloi STEPHEN MACAULAY MEDICINE JONES, I-lol Springs, Ark.: TRAVIS JONES, Texarkana, Ark.: ROBERT LEE KERR, Miami: SILVIJA ANN LIEPNIERS, Lincoln, Neb. ROW 4: JAMES NICHOLAS LIVINGSTON, Cache: JIMMIE LEE LOFTISS, Elk Cily: BRUCE H. MAMMELI, Sfanleyt ERNEST S. MARTIN, TrenIon, N. D.: STAUFFER MILLER, Inwood, W. Va.: JERRY ALLEN MITCHELL, Hennessey: WARREN KEITH NEWBY, Caney, Kan.: JOE F. NICKELL, Alva: LEWIS WADE PARTRIDGE, Gould, Ark. ROW 5: ROBERT J. ROBERSON, McAles'rer: RONALD ROB- ERTS, Tulsa, KA, WILLIAM C. 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ROW I: BOB EDWARD ACKLIN, Cushing, Engineering, :Ng TONI ANNETTE ACOSTA, Oklahoma Cily, ASS, KAW, Morlar Board, Panhellenic presidenl. Orange and Black Ouill, People To People: RANDALL ACTON, Oklahoma Cily, Business, Senior class presidenl, Officers Council vice president IMRC vice presidenl, MK'I'g GEORGIANA ADAMS, Lamonl, AHS, Menls Glee Club :Aly WADE N. ADKINS, l-Ieadrick, Engineering, Arner- ican lnslilule of Designing. ROW 2: AKBAR AHMADI, Slillwaler, Engineering: DAVID AINSWORTH, Spiro, ARS, KA, Young Demo- crarsz O. EROL AKCAL, Turkey, A8157 PATRICIA ANN AKIN, Oklahoma Cily, Business, ZTA, BTI, WRA, IA-E, Orange and Black Ouill, Nalional Associalion ol Col- legiale Secrelariesg REZA ALAVI, lran, Engineering, Iranian Sludenl Organizalion, AIA, Beaux Arls, ASCE. ROW 3: LARRY CHARLES ALBERTS, Blackwell, Engi- neering, lnsfilule oi Aerospace Sciences, DON E. ALDEN, Wakila, ABS, Newman Club, JAMES F. ALEX- ANDER, Broken Arrow, Engineering, EAN, Z-AE, AIEEq LINDA SUE ALEXANDER, Tulsa, AES, ZTA, Young Re- publicans, Orange Ouill, Orange and Black Ouill, AES Honor Sociely: MARY BETH ALEXANDER, Ada, Busi- ness, ZTA, Young Republicans, UTI, People lo People. ROW 4: PEGGY LOU ALLEN, Yale, Educalion, EEA? THOMAS ALLEN, Woodward, AES, Arnold Air Sociely. Cadel OPFicers Club, American Chemical Socielyq VIRGINIA KAY ALLEN, Wisler, Home Ec., Home Ec. Clulo, CTM, NKT7 WILLIAM HARRY ALLEN, Tulsa, Business, Arnold Air Sociely, IN: JIMMY ALLISON, Tulsa, Engineering Acacia, ASCE, ROW 5: CLINTON JAMES ALLMON, Wallers, AES, Thealre Guild, XT, SUAB, Eilm Club? MARGERY ANN AMARANTO, l-larlshorne, Educalion, AWS, Murray House Council, YWCA, EI'3Ag HOSSEIN AMIRI, li-an, Engineering, ASCE, Iran Sludenl' Associaliong D. KA- REN ANDERSON, Holdenville, Educaliony RUTH V. ANDERSON, Earlsboro, A8iS. SENIOR CLASS Ninsses uf students with nuisernzlkers, signs and loud voices rally the night before each game to show the team that OSU is eager for Il victory. Acklin Acosla Acfon Adams Adkins Ahmadi Ainsworlh Akcal Akin Alavi Alberfs Alden Alexander, J. Alexander, L. Alexander, I Allen, P Allen, T. Allen, V. Allen, W. Allison Page Allmon Amaranlo Amiri Anderson, D. Anderson, R ROW I: MARVIN DAVIS ANDREWS, Siillwaier, Agricullure, AZ, Young Democrais, Aggie Toaslmaslers, ZIAX secreiary-Treasurer, ANDRES ANNINOS, Bridgeport Conn., Engineering, lASt KEN- NETH LYNN APPLE, Marlow, Agricullure, Collegiare FFA, AZ: GILLIS ARCHER, Slillwarer, Business, PSA: BARBARA ANN ARMSTRONG, Ponca Cily, Educalion, KAE5, Angel Eliglmr, ITA, KAII, Orange and Black Quill, WILLIAM B. ARMSTRONG, McAles'rer, XX, Scabbard and Blade, ACS: TOMMY GENE ARNDT, Tulsa, Engineering, IIKA, Scabbard and Blade, ASCE: BARBARA J. ARNOLD, El Reno. Eclucaiion, SNEA, Tlwealre Guild, Andrews Anninos Apple Archer Ashmore, K. Ashmore, P. Aslrew Asfon ROW 2: KENDAL INEZ ASHMORE, Pryor, Business, Young Dem- ocrais, BFE, PHIL H. ASHMORE, Sfillwarer, AHS, IN, MKT, Air Force drill learn, Young Democrals, Flying Aggies: CARROL GAIL ASKEW, Barrlesville, Educariong GARY MACK ASTON, Miami, Educarionu SIAA, OIAA, AlAAg JAMES ROBERT BABB, Harrali, Engineering, TKIC, BXZ, Young Democrals, AIA, JERRY RAY BABBITT, Lawfon, Business, EN: CHARLES HERMON BAG- GETT, Hugo, Business, IMRC, MKTI BONNIE SUE BAGWELL, Tulsa, Home Ec., 1 I'B, Home Ec. club, CTM, Dean's lwonor roll, TBII, band and orclwesrra, Orange and Blaclc Quill. Armsfrong, B. Armsfrong, W. Arnd+ Arnold Babb Babbiff Baggeif Bagwell Bailey B. Bailey, W. Baker, C. Baker, K. Barclay Barham Barnard Barnes ROW 3: BILLY BAILEY, Sfillwell, Engineering, TKIC, Olclaliorna Tecli Sociery, TIE, HX-Eg WANDA JOYCE BAILEY, Brolcen Arrow, Home Ec.: CHARLES DWAIN BAKER, Wagoner, Engineering, ASCE.: KENNETH WAYNE BAKER, Olslaliorna Ciry, Business, AXA: RONALD C. BAKER, Arapalio, Agriculrure, Collegiale FFA: THOMAS J. BAKER, Srillfvarer, Engineering, WILLIAM EDWIN BALL, Cliallanooga, Tenn., Business: REGINALD W. BALLARD, Duncan, Business, INE. Balcer, R. Balmer, T. Ball Ballard Barneif, M. Barnelf, R. Barnharf BarreH' ROW 4: BOYD LEE BARCLAY, Olclalworna Ciiy, Business, IPAQ IRC, Inrercollegiafe parlyq Young Republicans: KATHY BARHAM, Tulsa, Home Ec.: LEWIS M. BARNARD, Yesfal, N.Y., Engineering, AlEEg KENNETH PAUL BARNES, Ardmore, Educalionq MARY LOUVETTE BARNETT, Wewoka, Educarion, SEA, PEMM, WRA3 ROGER F. BARNETT, Frederick, Agriculiure, Collegiaie EFA, GENE BARNHART, Gullirie, Business, BWI, KB: BETTY N. BAR- RETT, Coalgaie, Home Ec., Home Ec. club, Home Ec. educalion club. lfigc +91 ROW I: JIMMY JOE BARRETT, Ponca Cily, Engineer- ing, KX, AIIE vice presidenl, OSE Slsi Club: KEN BARRETT, Ardmore, Engineering ASMG, IIT-E: ROBERT LAWRENCE BARRETT, Tulsa, Business, AZIII, Young Republicans: LEAH JOAN BARRIER, Cuslwing, Educa- lion. SEA, Orange and Blaclc Quill, Kill, BSU: DE- LORES ANN BARRON, Senlinel, Educalion, SEA, Young Democrals, OEA, SNEA. ROW 2: JANE ANNETTE BASSETT, Sand Springs, Business, KAW, Jr. Panlnellenic Council, Sr. Panliellenic Council lreasurer, Angel Eliglwf, SUAB, I-lonora'y Wing Commander of AEROTC, WRA, IIT?-I, Young Democrals, Nalional Angel Eliglrlg CURTIS W. BATES, Dell Cily, Agricullure, OSU Eoreslry Club: KENNETH HOYT BATTLES, Kiowa, Agricullure: MICHAEL ANTHONY BATTLES, Olclalwoma Cily, I-lome Ec., -EX, I-ISIRA Soci- ely: WAYNE EUGENE BAY, Perry, Eclucalion. ROW 3: JACK WAYNE BEAN, Oklalwoma Cily, Agri- cullure OSU Eoreslry Club: JANICE K. BELTZ, Chero- kee, Educalion, KAILI, SEA, Orange and Black Ouill, Educalion Sludenf Council, KAII, Lassos and Larials: JOHNNY BENJAMIN, Ardmore, AXIS, AfI',fI1A1-J: JULIA BENSON, Slillwaler, Educalion, UCCE, SEA, YWCA, IIEK: ROGER L. BENSON, I-lobarl, Engineering, Scab- bard and Blade, -ST, Cade? Oiiicers Club secrefary. ROW 4: JAMES R. BENTLEY, Tulsa, Educalion, 'I'MA, Men's Clnoral, Young Republicans, Men's Gloe Club Symplrony Clnoirg JAMES BEROUSEK, Olclalwoma Cily, Engineering, Tecli. Engineering Club, TIE, Newman Club, APU- JUDITH BERTCH, Olclalwoma Cily, Educa- lion, AXSZ, SEA, ACE, Young Republicans, YWCA: ANN BEVELHYMER, Wewolca, Home Ec., Kl, YWCA, ERCD Club, Home Ec. Club, Young Democrals: JEANNE W. BIGGS, El. Smillw, Arlc., Business, XSL ROW 5: RONALD E. BIGGS, El. Srnifli, Ark., Educa- lion, SAIC, PEMM Club, OEA, AAI-IPER: JIMMY L. BILES, Ramona, Agricullure, AZ, Collegiale EEA: GARY GAIL BIRT, Guymon, Business, IMRC, Judo Club NHT, Bennell Council presidenl: STEPHEN KEETH BIVIN, Drumriglwl, Agricullure, I-lorlicullure Club: EDDIE JOE BLACK, Minco, Agricullure, Agronomy Club, Aggie Toaslrnaslers, Soil Conservalion. SENIOR CLASS Lnlmrun Harris 'r. s cuks at the HIIIIIIICCFDIIIIIIVII h I J. P - - . I-. PZITQ' held III hls Imnrn' upon Ins winning the 62nd 1lIlI1ll1lI National Amateur full Cham irmshiv. In I Barrefl, J. Barrell, K. Barrefl, R. Basseff Bales Ballles, K. Bean Bellz Benjamin Benfley Berouselc Berlclw Page Biggs, R. Biles Bir+ Barrier Barron Baffles, M. Bay Benson, J. Benson, R Bevelhymer Biggs, J. Bivin Black ROW I: JAMES BLACKARD, Clarfsvilve Arlc., Engineering Ted radio club, JERRY M. BLACKMON, McComb, Engineering, 1-ill, Engineering Sludenl Council IIKN, ROSE E. BLAKE, Olclaliorna Cily, Educalion, KKII, Newman club, SEA: JUDY BLAZER, Tulsa, Educalion I I'I4, WRA' IVAN LEWIS BLOCK, JR., I-Ierelord Tex. Agricullure, AIIP, Bloclc and Bridle Flying Aggies, Texas Club? PHILIP M. BLOCK, Teaneclr, NJ., Agricullure: ROSALIND RAYE BLOMEYER, Ponca Cily Eduealion, XII, Young Republican, Film Club YVVCA, SNEA, GEORGE HOWARD BOCOX, Medford, ABS. Blaclcard Blaclcmon Blalce Blazer Boeclrman Boersller, B. Boersller, S. Boliannon ROW 2: THOMAS RICHARD BOECKMAN, Olceene, Business, Newman Club: BARBARA BOERSTLER, Brislow, Educalion, I I'I3, SEA, Young Republicans: SHARON KAYE BOERSTLER, I-Ienryella, Home EC., SEA, Independenl parly, Young Dernocrals, Willard l-louse Council FRCD club, ALFRED LEE BOHANNON, Tulsa, ASQS, 'I'K'I', 'I'AI'l, 'I'l'lK, IRC, lFCg AUDREY BURLENE BOHLING, Gray, Business, BTX, IIQII, Orange and Blaclc Quill, AARON CLARENCE BOLAND, Medlord Educalion HX: JOE BOLIN, Madill, Educalion, P.E. Club, Young Dernocralst KENNETH W. BOLT, Olclalioma Cily, Engineering, ISI-III, IITI IT, Flying Aggies, AI ME. Block, I. Block, P. Blomeyer Bocox Bol'1Iing Boland Bolin Bolf Boniler Borden Boss Bowden Boyd J Boyd, P. Boyd, R. Braden ROW 3: ARTHUR BONIFER, lrelan, Ind., Engineering, IIKN7 BETTYE L. BORDEN, LeElore, Educalion, SEA: DIANNE BOSS, Enid, I-lorne EQ., KA!-l, CTM club, General I-lorne Ec. club? A. GAYLE BOWDEN, Oluslee, I-Iorne EC., Collegiale 4l-I, Worn- en s Glee Club: JERRY EUGENE BOWLES, Ava, Mo, Horne EQ. KA, AKXP, SAM: JOHN CHARLES BOWLES, Slillwafer, Busiress 'PII-E, I5AxI'. mil: DON RAY BOWYER, Tulsa, Engineering, ATL! AIEEQ FLOYD WILLIAM BOYD, Tulsa, Engineering, iN, Pelroleunn Club. Bowles, J. E. Bowles, J. C. Bowyer Boyd F Bradley, J. Bradley, M. Bradley, R. Brame ROW 4: JOEL DALLAS BOYD, Lawlon, AES, Scabbard and Blade, ROTC Officers Club, PATRICIA ANN BOYD, Spiro, Edu- Calion, KAII, SEA, Young Dernocrals, IWRCg RICHARD BOYD, Tulsa, Engineering, :'I'I'i, SUAB: M. JANICE BRADEN, Ponca Cily, Educalion, KA!-I, Angel Eliglnf nalional commander, SEA, If-X-II Orange and Blaclc Quill, Panliellenic: JOHN DAVID BRADLEY, Olclalioma Cily, Home EC., I5l'lII: MICHAEL GENE BRADLEY, Olcernali, Engineering, AIA, :l'lI'i, Wesley Foundalion, RALPH BRADLEY, Mc:Alesler Educalion, SIAA, Newrnan club, DULCIE ANNE BRAME, Tulsa, Horne EQ. Pave +93 Y X ROW I: RICHARD ALLEN BRAND, Oklahoma Cify, ABS, ATA, Scabbard and Blade, 'l'll-E, :Ti GEORGE BRANT, Slroud Agricullure, Agriculfure Council 'T-'III, 'Pl Air Force drill learn, Deans lnonor roll, AZ, OAK, 'I'-ST, Roullry Science clubg JOHN EDWARD BRANT, Tulsa, Business, HV! Young Republicans, Cadel Oiciicors Club, RUSSAL B. BRAWLEY, Oklalnorna Cily, Engineer- ing, A-:'l', ASCE, Dean's lnonor roll: JANET ROZELLA BREWER, Blair, ABS. ROW 2: RONALD LESTER BREWER, I-lugolan, Kan., Agricullure, Flying Aggies, Young Republicans, BSU, Aggie Toaslrnaslers, Agronomy club: DALE LYNN BRIGGS, Waynoka, Business, :'l'l'1, KENNETH BRIGGS, Sand Springs, Business, -XIII: WILBUR DALE BRIG- HAM, Newkirk, Engineering, Tecli Radio Club, JAMES M. BROGDON, I-Iereiord, Tex., AXIS, 'IIAI-I, ABS Sluclenl Council, Sociely oi American Mililary Engineers, Oili- cers Club, Arr Guild. ROW 3: GARY N. BROOKS, Enid, Engineering, IIKN. AIEE, IRE: JUDY S. BROWERS, Oklaliorna Cily, Home EQ., NEA, WRA, Young Democrals, Independent ARTHUR RICHARD BROWN, Muskogee, Engineering, IEEE, Cordell Council, Arnaleur Radio Club, Cordell social cliairrnanq CHARLES ALDRIDGE BROWN, Ponca Cily, ABS, AXA, Scabbard and Blade, Oilicers Club Council, GERALD DONALD BROWN, Slwalluck, Busi ness, IX. ROW 4: GORDON R. BROWN, JR., Scoll, Ark., Agri- culfure, Aggie Toaslmaslers, Volkswagen Club, HARVEY BROWN, Taloga, Business, AX: LESLIE E. BROWN, Downey, Calil., ABS: LOYD CECIL BROWN, Marlow, Agricullure Collegiafe EEA: MARCUS HARDENBURG BROWN, Denison, Tex., Agricullure, AFV, ROW 5: MARTHA ANN BROWN, Sclnnecledy, N.Y., Agricullure, Volkswagen Club, I-Iorlicullure Club, CLE- TUS C. BROWNE, Ponca Cily, ABS, Cadel Oliicers Club, OSU Skydivers, Arnold Air Sociely, Flying Aggies, Swords and Mask Club: JOHN AUGUSTUS BRYANT, Cuslning, Agricullure, -SAE, Rodeo Club: JOHN BRY- ANT, Blackwell. Aqricullure, 'ITKICQ LARRY G. BUCH- WALD, Eaxon, Agricullure, Block and Bridle Club. Page -I9-I SENIOR CLASS How about a sucker for Iwrc:1kfz1st? two girls from Thatcher usk Scahbarml and Blade IIeinies during :ln early morning pledge week ffwrnzltion. Branf, J. Briggs, K. Brown, A. Brown, L. E. Bryanf, J. A. Brawley Brigham Brown, C. Brown, L. Bryanl, J Brewer, J. Brogclon Brown, G. D Brown, M. H Buchwald S 5 f ROW I: DEE BUCK, Hereford, lex.. ABS, AAII, Young Demo- Crals, AWS, SALLY L. BUCK, Kingslon, Home Ec. HEED Club Presidenl, Gen. H. E. Club, ASD, HE Sludenl Council, Wesley Foundarion, lflxx, WILLIAM RICHARDS BUCKLES, Dacoma, Edu- calion, 'I'II:, AZ, SEA, JODY BUCKO, Tulsa, Educalion, KAI-I, Kill, .YT-3, SEA, Angel Flighl, Young Democrals, JARVIS BULL, Pauls Valley, ABS, 'l'Kl'1, ROGER WILLIS BULLARD, Glencoe, Agricullure, Aggie Toaslmasfers, AZ, 'I'AT, ACS, DONALD KEITH BUNCH, Slillwaler, Agricullure, MARY FRANCES BURCH, Long- wood, Arlc., SNEA, Aux. lo JAVMA. Buclc D Buck, S. Buclcles Buclro Burcham Burford Burgess Burlre ROW 2: LON NEIL BURCHAM, Jay, Agriculrure, Livesroclc Judging learn, AZ, DONALD 6. BURFORD, Locusl Grove. Busi- ness, LEROY DEAN BURGESS, Barllesville, Engineering, Scabbard and Blade, CAROLYN JEAN BURKE, Hammon, Business, Young Democrals, BTI, Nafional Assn. OI Collegiale Secrefaries, LINDA BURLEY, Slillwaler, Horne Ec., -lf, AWS, IIN, 'I'TII, Orange Ouill, Orange and Black Ouill, Young Republicans, General I-Iome Ec. Club, JOHN ALLEN BURNETT, Wagoner, Educalion, EUGENE BURNS, Reydon, Agriculiure, Bloclc and Bridle Club, MARTHA ANN BUSCHE, Ponca Cily, AES. Bull Bullard Bunch Burch Burley BurneH Burns Busche Bush Buss Bufler Byerley Calhoun Calmus Camblin Campbell, E. ROW 3: RICHARD LOWELL BUSH, Wrighl Cily, Engineering, E. Benner? Council, AIIBI, Sludenf Senale, IMRC, Blue Key, AIIE, Dislinguished Mililary Sludeni IAFROTCI, PHYLLIS ANN BUSS, Flunler, Educalion, Young Democrals, SNEA, YWCA, ACE, Inde- pendenf Parfy, BEVERLEY BUTLER, Olclahoma Cily, Business, 5IK'I', Young Republicans, AZ, LINDA ANN BYERLEY, Duncan, Business, IIT-E, Orange and Black Ouill, MARY JANE CABE, Weslville, Business, KKF, lvlorfar Board, Angel Flighl, Business Sludenl Coun- cil, BTI, BTX, JERRY DWIGHT CAGLE, Sulphur, Engineering. AIEE, AIS, RICHARD GILES CAHILL, Gulhrie, Home Ec., l4l'lll, HXRA Sociely, ROBERT LEE CALES, Burbanlc, Business. Cabe Cagle Cahill Cales Campbell, R. Canahl Cardenas Carnes ROW 4: CHARLES EARL CALHOUN, Tulsa, ABS, Cheerleader, Tech-R Club, Slillwaler Divers, Amaleur Radio Club, MYRLE PAUL CALMUS, Iulsa, Educalion, MIKE CAMBLIN, Ponca Cily. Business, AK'l', Business Sludenf Council, E. ANN CAMPBELL, Cleveland, ABS, IIMIC, Orange Ouill, Orange and Black Ouill, AWS Legislalive Board, Murray Execulive and House Council, Murray Hall lreasurer, IWRC parliarnenlarian, A815 Honors Pro- gram, RAYMOND E. CAMPBELL, ldabel, Agricullure, Bloclc and Bridle Club, FRANK D. CANAHL, Barllesville, Engineering, IRC, NIU: MARY JANET CARDENAS, Miami, ABS, A815 Honor Soci- ely, Orange and Blaclc Ouill, American Chemical Sociefyg LINDA CARNES, Cleveland, I-Iome Ec., III5'I', 'I'0, K-5-II, Horne Ec. Club, Ollicers Council, SEA, Page +95 fn Q. 941- .sf ri, 1 H: . S 1 J: fy -, , J fr' in, 9 1'f,'f'!f' 1i fq.j,.- -Q-4 f 13355 fiimzg. Ph. I,na.'hi'iil'Qff13,.r', 5 Y Q I- 'I vf,,.-an.: ,I gs:-Qinrfwgea-w V,-'QW' . , ' , . 'ras-' cf +-,,, Y- 09,15 f tu -:. ..fTf mi. n,.,-,..4.,,, ., Qu, .4 ,. ....:Lg...4-rf, ,.v ,,, ,- - Mir fx. ,g-. ,.,n,, , , . ,J- ,pi - M-.. .Mr Q,, r. M, 143, .fair-ki. 'cific -ILM 'a-, r'i1w 4.5-'F' L' V. if infix fm? 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L .,,.?.'!.J!.L:.'?' 1 I- ,J my lv- r -A gif! s 5, f..ihlwi .,.Iiiii 4 I 9' 1 f v-:' . N, E. K ,MX 'V..V . i 5 -rd .4 , Aff I j.fa? ,vpn mi: wig i I - 'I i' , ' ' ,, C'owIwy foritlmll fans always enjoy the halftime Q' ' Q 5 precision perfiirinnnce of the OSI' marching Iwzuid, X A I ' The Must Ciilnrfiil Band in All the Lanai. ROW I: RONDA CARPENTER, Oklahoma Cily, Edu- calion, Thealer Guild Presidenl, IWRC, SUAB, BSUg RONNIE T. CARR, Barllesville, Engineering, 'l'll'1,, GARY GENE CARROLL, Miami, Engineering, TIE, SMT: JOHN MARTIN CARROLL, Chiclcasha, AXIS, IIKA, Flying Ag- gies, Young Democralsg NELDA JANE CARTER, Cush- ing, Educalion, lf, Deanls Honor Roll, Childhood Edu- calion lniernalional, Redslcin Slaicl-Class Ediior, SEA, YWCA, ACEl sccrelary-lreasurer, Educalion Siudeni Council lreasurer, DSE, Vfillard ICP, ACEI Conveniion Delegafe. ROW 2: VIRGIL R. CARTER, Pryor, Engineering, AT, ASCE, Pershing Rifles, Scabbard and Blade, SAME, Ca- der Ollicers Club, AIA, Slcy Divers, GARY WAYNE CARVER, Bolcoshe, Agricullure, Eoreslry Club: CAROLE CASTLE, Oklahoma Cily, AES, XII, WRA, XTA, IIASI, Redslcin Seciion Ediior. Deanis Honor Roll, lnlercollegi- ale, Orange Ouill: ADELIA N. CASTOR, Ponca Cily, AXIS, IIKA, IDA!-lg RICHARD JON CATE, Winfield. Kan., Engineering, IX, Arnold Air Socieiy, Cadei Oili- cers Club. ROW 3: JAMES ALEXANDER CAYWOOD, Walonga, Engineering, ll'I'Z, ASME, SAE: JON W. CHADWICK. Tulsa, Businessg CLAUDE EARL CHAMBERS, Earlsboro, Educalion, OEA, SEA: JACQUES M. CHAMBERS, Ed- mond, AES, TKE, SUAB Vice Presidenl: JERRY LEE CHAMPION, Lawlon, Business, BAXI' ROW 4: GEORGE C. W. CHANG, Honolulu, Hawaii, Engineering: LEON DARREL CHAPMAN, Newlcirlc, En- gineering, IIKN, -Yr, Cadel Olziicers Club, WALTER JOE CHASE, Healdlon, Engineering, ASME, Zlflilig IRMA FAYE CHENOWETH, Miami, Business, NCASg RICHARD ALLEN CHEW, Waldron, Arlc., Engineering, AIIM, AIIE. ROW 5: RONNIE GRAY CHILCOAT, Duncan, Agri- cullure: JOE D. CHISUM, Comanche, AES, Scabbard and Blade, BOYD A. CHRISTENSEN, Ponca Cily, AES, 'l'll-Y, IINIIC, IIKA, ODK, Debale Team, Lasso and Larie als: HAROLD DWAYNE CHRISTENSEN, Enid, Business, IIKAg ANTHONY JOSEPH CIPRIANI, Binghamlon, N.Y., Engineering, ASME, Cordell Hall Council, Knighls of Columbus. Page -I96 Carpenler Carr Carroll, G. Carroll, J. Carler, N. Carfer, V. Carver Caslle Casfor Cale Caywood Chadwick Chambers, C. Chambers, J. Champion Chang Chapman Chase Chenowelh Chew Chilcoaf Chisum Chrislensen, B. Chrislensen, H. Cipriana Claflin CIoucI ROW I: DALE GENE CLAFLIN, Waiciia, ABS, fI'K'I', IRC, JIECZ CONNIE C. CLAPP, Caney, Kan., Business.: BENNY J. CLARK- SON, Davenporf, Home Ec., I-I8iID Ciubp JIMMIE DEAN CLARK- SON, Sfiliwaier, Engineering, SAMUEL CLAYTON, Ponca CiIy, Engineering, I4I'III7 LEONARD C. CLEMENTS, Waco. Tex.. Educa- Iiong BILL W. CLEMONS, Oklahoma Ciiy, AXIS, 'IMA-I, Scabbard and BIacIe, KVRO, Cader Officers Ciubq HERMAN MONROE CLOPTON, Cushing, Engineering, AT, TEC Radio, ISA. Clapp Clarkson, B. Clarkson, J. Coafes CobbIe Coberly ROW 2: JUDY DARNOLD CLOUD, BarIIesviIIe, AHS, -A-A-A5 PAUL M. COATES, Brolfen Arrow, Engineering, Acacia: JANE COBBLE, Siiiiwaier, I-Iome Ec., CRAIG COBERLY, Moorhead, Iowa, Agricuiiureg DON COCHRAN, Commerce, Educaiionq CURTIS ALDEN COCKRELL, Idabei, Agricuiiure, STE, CoIIegiaIe EEA, Biocic and BridIe, AZ: RONALD WAYNE COLE, Durham, Agriculiure, Wiidiife Socieiy, Sfudeni Officers Club, Aggie X, AII-American RiIIe Team, Aggie Toasimasierq CHARLES L. COLE- MAN, Oiciahoma Ciiy, Engineering, IIKN, ZT AIEE. CIayIon Clemenfs Ciemons CI opfon Cochran CocIcreII CoIe Coleman, C. Coleman, M. CoIIins Combs, G. Combs, W. Cooley Cooper, D. Cooper, J. Cooper, M ROW 3: MARTIN WAYNE COLEMAN, Madiil, Engineering, ASME, BILL D. COLLINS, Miami. Agricuiiureg GLENDOL MATH- US COMBS, Chouieau, Agricuiiure, Aggie X: WILLIAM DON COMBS, Eirnore Ciiy, Business, Kr, AK'l', DARRELL S. CONINE, Tuisa, Home Ec., KA, Young Democrais, I-IBcRA: BURLLYNN CONNER, EI Reno. Tech., ROBERT STANLEY CONRAD, Man- gum, AES, 'I'III, Cade? Oiiicers Ciub' SHARON ELAINE COOK, Midwesi Cify, I-Iome Ec., AWS. I-Iouse Councii Reprcseniaiive CTM Ciub. Conine Conner Conrad Cook Corley Cor+righ+ CoHon Courchesne ROW 4: LARRY P. COOLEY, Vifinfrield, Kan., Educaiion, AXA? DELMER COOPER, Kingfisher. Business, IX, Cadei Officers Club? JIMMY CHARLES COOPER, Mariow. Business l9A'I'q MARVIN COOPER, SIiIIwaIer, Engineering: ROBERT LYNN CORLEY, Paw- husica, I-Iome Ec., If-Eg STEPHEN PHELPS CORTRIGHT, Ponca Ciiy, I-Iome Ec., -EX, I-ISQRA: OWEN COTTON, Cresceni, Business, 'I'If'I', IRC, URC, Young Reouioiicans 5iIK'l'g LEONARD COUR- CHESNE, Lawrence, Mass., Engineering, IAS ASME, Knighis ci Coiumbus, Newman Club. Page -I97 ROW I: JOE BRUCE COX, Stilwell, ABS, IN, Young Democrats, EM, JAN KUYKENDALL CRABB, Sapulpa, Business. Ililll, TI?-E, Angel Fliglwt, NBEA, Varsity Re- view Girl ol I9o2, Deanls Honor Roll, JOE N. CRAB- TREE, Boise Cily, Agriculture, Block and Bridle: JACK DRURY CRAIG, Leedey, Education, SEA, JUDY ANN CRAIG, Stillwater, Educalion, SEA. ROW 2: LEE DANIEL CRAIG, Oklahoma City, Engi- neering, fI'K'I'1 BEVERLY CRAWFORD, Tulsa, Home Ec., XSZ, FR8tCD Club, SEA, Home Ec. Club, ACE, Young Republicans, Dean's Honor Roll, LINDA CRAWFORD, Oklahoma City, Home Ec., l I'Ii pledge Trainer and treasurer, Home Ec. Srudenl Council president, Dean's Honor Roll, I-ISIID Club vice president, RONNIE G. CRAWFORD, Seminole, Business, I5A'I'g SUZANNE ELIZABETH CRAWFORD, Grove, Home Ec., lll4'I'. HXID Club, Varsiry Review Clworeograplrier, Angel Eliglil. ROW 3: JULIE C. CREVELING, Ponca Ciry, Education. KAO, Orange and Black Quill, WRA president, AWS: MICHAEL GENE CROCKER, Dewey, AHS, TPA, Young Democrats: HUBERT LEE CROSLIN, Snyder, Agricullure, AZ, Dairy Science Club, RALPH CAVEN CROSNOE, Texarkana, Tex., SAE, Business, -EAM, RAW, MARGARET CROW, Braman, Education, SEA, ACEI, Young Republi- cans. ROW 4: BENNY HUGH CROWDER, Stillwarer, Educa- tion, EX, JON CHARLES CROWDUS, Tulsa, Home EC.. Housing and Interior Design Club, REBECCA CUL- WELL, Salida, Colo., Educalion, XII, Young Democrats, Intercollegiate Party, SEA, BSU, LLOYD CUMMINGS, Pawnee, Agriculture, Foreslry Clubg ANN CUMMINS, Hugo, Home Ec., Home Ec. Club, SNEA. ROW 5: THOMAS CUMMINS, Duncan, A8157 EDITH COLLEEN CUNNINGHAM, Clinlon, AXSZ, Home Ec.: JOHN WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM, Dallas, Tex., Engi- neering, AT, IT, 'I'II:, Lassos and Larials, AICI'1E, Wes- ley Foundation, Cadet Otciicers Club: SHELAGH CUR- TIN, Cuenca, Ecuador, AES, Newman Club, Rodeo Club, Pre-Vererinary Medicine Club, VIRGINIA SUE CURTIS, Tulsa, Agricullure, XXI, I-lorliculture Club secretary, Orange and Black Ouill, Lassos and Larials secrelary. Page 498 SENIOR CLASS Because the students Find money to be Il handy substance to carry around, they form long lines to cash checks at the Ifnion information booth. Cox Crabb Cra bfree Craig, J. D. Craig, L. Crawford, B. Crawford, L. Crawford, R. Creveling Crocker, M. Croslin, H. Crosnoe Crowder Crowclus Culwell Cummings Cummins, T. CunningI1am,E. Cunningham, J. Curfin !n K I Craig, J. A. Crawford, S. Crow Cummins, A. Curfis 1- ll A ROW I: EVERETT RAY CUTTER, Douglas, Agriculiurei NORMAN DANG, Bakersfield, Calif., Engineering, AIEE, IRE, Chinese Sludeni Associaiion, CAREY WILLIAMSON DANIEL, Durham, N.C., Engi- neering, NIA, JAMES L. DANIEL, JR., Tulsa, Engineering, IEC, fl'l'A, JOE DALE DAREIN6, Miami. Business, AKW, BARBARA R. DAVALT, Elk Cily, I-lome Ec.,CARLlN P. DAVIS, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, ZX, EDWARD DAVIS, Erick, Agriculiure, Block and Bridle. ROW 2: GEORGE R. DAVIS, Shamrock. Tex., Agricullure, JEANIE DAVIS, Lamonl, AES, AAII, PEMM Club, WRA, Young Dernocrais, LARRY DENTON DAVIS, Elk Cilry, AHS, LYNDA J. DAVIS, Ponca Cily, Educaiion, KAI-3, Sludenl Senaie secrelary, SEA, YWCA, Campus Chesl, PATSY LOYCE DAVIS, Tulsa, Busi- ness, IRC, Aquaiic Club, ROGER L. DAVIS, Spearman, Tex., Agricullure-, Aggie Sociely, Eoreslry Club, GINGER L. DAVIS. Siillwaler, Educalion, SEA, Young Democrals, MICHAEL STEPHEN DEAK, McAlesler, Engineering, IIKA, IITX, ASME. Culfer Dang Daniel, C. Daniel, J. Dareing Davalf Davis, C. Davis, E. Davis, G. R. Davis, J. Davis, L. D. Davis, L. J. Davis, P. Davis, R. Davis, G. L. Deal: D Deason Delrixhe Decker Dee Deefs Diehl Dills Dilmore ROW 3: RAY HUCK DEASON, Tulsa, Educalion, PEMM Club, JEROME M. DECKER, Newkirk, Engineering, AIDD, ORVILLE DEXTER DEE, Enid, Educalion, I'I'I'l, Scabbard and Blade, KK'l', ROBERT MORTON DEETS, Broken Arrow, A8iS, Caplain U.S. Army, ROBERTSON NAN DEEEENBAUGH, Boswell, Home Ec., General I-lorne Ec. Club, I-lome Ec, Educalion Club, JOHN E. DEGARIMORE, Vinila, Business, Acacia, -BKT, JOHN ROBERT DEMING, Tulsa, AHS, ZINC, PHILIP H. DENSEORD, Memphis, Tenn., Engineering. Deffenbaugh DeGarimore Deming Densford Dillman Dixon Dodge Donnell ROW 4: HAROLD DETRIXHE, I-Iiggins. Tex., Business, ROBERT J. DIEHL, Barilesville, Business, IIK-3, II'll':, STE, NVesley Eoundalion, OSU Masonic Club' ROBERT EDISON DILLS, Maysville, Agricul- iure, Collegiaie EEA, JEFFREY LYNN DITMORE, Grove, Agricul- lure, THEODORE PAUL DITTMAN, Oklahoma Cily, Business, -Ylil lreasurer, EKT, Cadel Officers Club, PAUL DIXON, Miami, Busi- ness, Newman Club, Cadel Ollicers Club, CLINTON E. DODGE, Lamonl, Engineering, 'I'lI'I, ASCE, XB, LARRY KEITH DONNELL, Comanche, Business. P 21 gc -I-99 ROW I: ANNE DONOVAN, Ponca City, Education, Lassos and Lariats, AWS, YWCA, Young Republicans, Government Weelc Cbairrnan, Homecoming Hospitalily Clwairmang KENNETH MERLE DORRELL, Lawton, ALS, ICP, Young Democrals, Scabbard and Blade, -XT: JOHN PIC DORRIS, Barllesville, Business: EUGENE HENDRIX DOWNS, Tulsa, Engineering, 1-IX, AIA, CHARLENE DUFF, I-lorniny, Education, Wesley Foundation, SEA, Independent Party. ROW 2: JACKIE FRANCES DUKE, Smithville, Home Ec., KENNETH ROY DUNBAR, Walters, Teclw., AlDDg DAVID A. DUNKIN, Slallord, Kan., Agriculture, Forestry Club, Cadet Officers Club, BARBARA JEAN DUNN, Comanche, Business, DELMER DELANO DUNN, Lone Wolf, AES, ODK president, BSU. 'I'II:, IIEA, Student Senate, URC. People to People, Independent Party. ROW 3: GAYLE ANNE DUNN, Shawnee, Education? JOE EDWARD DUNN, lVlcLoud, Agriculture, Earmlwouse, Horticulture Club: HARLIN N. DURBIN, Dewar, AHS, Acacia, 'I'II-E Scabbard and Blade, Cadet Officers Council: PAUL THOMAS DYKE, Walters, Agriculture: ROBERT JOHN DZUR, Crescent, Education, Farmhouse, Wesley Foundation, Cadet Ollicers Club, Young Repub- licans, Blue Key, Zflllf, AIA, AAS, SIAA. ROW 4: EDITH D. EARL, Tulsa, Education, Klfll. YWCA, SEA, Young Republicans, :T-X: ALAN GRANT EARLY, Amber, Agriculture, Dairy Science Club, -ERIE, Wesley Foundation, VALERY D. EBERWEIN, Ponca City, Engineering, 'l'Kl'1, BARBARA ANN EDWARDS, Ponca City, AES, 'I'A4-J, IRC, Young Republicans: GERALD RAY EDWARDS, Tulsa, Business, -ERIE. ROW 5: JUDITH A. EDWARDS, Tulsa, Education, UCCF, SEA, WRA, KAII, Young Democrats, CARL LYNN ELAM, Olclalnoma City, Education, AAS, Cadet Oiwficers Club: DOUGLAS LEE ELGIN, Clnelsea, Engi- neering, 'I'K'I', AIEE, KVRO, Flying Aggies, Scabbard and Blade, Drill Team, Intercollegiate Party: PARVIZ ELISON, Telnran, Iran, Engineering, AIIE- HUBERT NEIL ELLIOTT, Aline, Agriculture, Forestry Club, Agriculture Student Council, Page soo Donovan Dulce Dunn, G. Earl Edwards, J. for Il Cailtirilcln Buffnlii funeral nt homecomiu Dorrell Dorris Downs Dunbar Dunkin Dunn, B. Dunn, J. Durbin Dyke Early Eberwein Edwards, B. Elem Elgin Elison Delta Zeta used the theme Prior Jud is Daicl from the musical Okl:1I'mm:1 to set the stage g. Duff Dunn, D. Dzur Edwards, G. Elliofl lr Ellis, D. Ewing ROW I: DAVID ALAN ELLIS, Tulsa, Engineering, IITI, ISA: ROBERT B. ELLIS, Evansion, Ill., ALS, RASOUL EMRANI, Telieran, lran, Engineering, KATHLEEN M. ENNIS, Savanna, ABS, TBS, MENCg PATRICIA ENT, Oklaliorna Cily, Educaiion, AX53, Morrar Board, SEA. AWS YWCA, Orange Ouill, Orange and Black Ouill, Universiry Religious Council, ACE, Panlwellenicg BRUCE B. EPPER- LY, Camargo, Agriculiure, Arnold Air Socieiy, AZ, Aggie X, LYD, ICR, Cadef Oiiicers Club, CECIL EPPERLEY, Slillwaier, Educalion, l'il'III, Varsiry Baskelball, KATHRYN ANN EVANS, Kansas Ciiy, Kan.,AX1S,SEA, IRC. Ellis, R. Emrani Ennis Eyal Farris, A. Farris, J. ROW 2: ROBERT ALLEN EWING, Tulsa, Engineering, Lassos and Lariais, People io People, Easi Benneir Council, IMRC, Blue Key, UTS, 'l'll-E, TIME, Sludenl Senaie, ZAHIR EYAL, Haifa, Israel, Agriculiure, ALTON D. FARRIS, Shawnee, Engineering, Design Dralling Club: JAMES WILLIAM FARRIS, Muskogee, Business, JOSEPH K. FASSLER, New York, N.Y., Horne EC., J. C. FATH, Tonkawa, Agriculiure, EDWARD E, FEE, Waionga, Educalion, AIAA, OIAA, SIAA, SHIRLEY FELKINS, Srillwafer, Business, BSU, SEA, TV. Enl Epperly Epperley Evans Fassler Faflm Fee Felkins Fen+on Ferguson, B. Ferguson, D. Ferguson, G. Ferguson, L. Ferguson, R. Fernald Fielder Filip Fincher Finegan Fingerlin Finla Fish Fisher Fisclwer ROW 3: .ELLIOTT C. MIKE FENTON, Oklakiorna Cily, Engineer- ing. -YI'-X, Blue Key, ffl' fllf, Lassos and Lariais, ASCA, SUAB? BILLY D. FERGUSON, Glencoe, Agriculrure, Block and Bridle Club, DON FERGUSON, Sapulpa, AHS, PEMM Club, O Club? GEORGE RONALD FERGUSON, Leonard Engineering: LARRY FERGUSON, Tulsa, Educaiion IX, O Club, RONALD L. FERGUS SON, Sapulpa, Engineering, PAUL F. FERNALD, Duncan, AES, 'l l'l'i, XM, IFC Siudeni Senaie, Governrnenf Week: GLENN DILL FIELDER, Clnickaslwa AES, IX. ROW 4: JAMES ROBERT FILIP, Johnson Ciiy, N. Y., I-lorne EC. AT, l-IRZQAD: MARGARET ANN FINCHER, Hugo, Home To CTM Club I-lorne EC. Club MNT, RAY FINEGAN, Enid, Business, lil, Young Dernocrais, Business Toasirnasrers, IRC, Cadel Oiiiceis Council, JOHN FREDERICK FINGERLIN, Tulsa, ABS, CSABA GYULA FINTA, Sarvar, l-lungary Engineering, WAYNE WILLIAM FISH, Helena, Agriculiure, 'l'll2, 'I'-XT, A-Z, ACS Agriculiure Council, Union Equily Sclnolarsliip, DAVID BENTON FISHER, Enid, Engineering, 1-IX, All, Beaux Aris' JENNIE RUTH FISCHER, McAlesier, I-lorne EC., Horne EC, Educaiion Club. ll U' I I- .ibn ROW I: JULIA BRYAN FISHER, Tulsa, Educafion, I I'I5I LARRY BRUCE FISHER, Enid, ABS, AX IEEE, Mid' Sfaie Minuierneng PATRICIA ANN FISHER, Tuisa, Edu- caiion, Fresidenr oi Siour, Vice Presidenr oi IWRC, Lassos and Lariafs, SEA, Orange and BIackQuiII,SUAB1 LARRY E. FLEETWOOD, Mounda, Engineering: JERRY HOMER FLEMING, Sapulpa, Business, NIKT, BSU. ROW 2: DENNIS RAY FOLTZ, GoIiry, AHS, TWT: KIM IMMEL FORD, Carrier, Agriculfure, AI'I', Aggie Toasf- masfersg HUGHLA FAYE FOREMAN, Duke, A81S,ACS, BSU: JAN MICHAEL FORISHA, Binghamion, Engineer ing, Bowling Team, Newrnan Ciub, AIEE, Ski Ciub Presi- denfg ROBERT CLAUDE FORREST, Muskogee, Engineer ing, XL. ROW 3: TOM FOSTER, BarfIes-.fiIIe, Engineering, IIKA, ASME, Peiroieurn Ciub, Young Repubiicansq MARGY LOU FOSTER, Gurhrie, Educaiion: WILLIAM SAMUEL FOSTER, BarIIesviIIe, Engineering, IIKAg WILLIAM FOSTER, Ochelaia, Engineering, AIChEg FAYE FOWL- ER, Cheyenne, Business, Grand Councii, Young Demo- crafs. ROW 4: JERRY DAN FOWLER, Quinion, Agriculiure, BIock and Bridle: LITTLETON A. FOWLER, Texarkana, Tex., Business, O-Club: ANN JANET FOX, Taiihina, Home Ec., Orange Ouiii, Orange and Black Ouiii, Home EC. Club, fl'TO, ON, BSU: JOE FRANK, Bokchifo, Home EC.. -AZ, BSU, 'I'TU, SUAB, Generai I-Iorne EC. Ciub, I-ISQID CIub: SALVADOR A. FRANCO, Dominican Re- public, Engineering. ROW 5: KENNETH FRANK, Ferry, Educaiion, Farm- house, OSU Men's Glee CIub, 'I'NIA, Concerf Band, Universiiy Choir, MENC, IMC, Infercoiiegiafe Par+yg KATHY FRANKLIN, Sfiliwafer, I-Iorne Ec., BSU, FRXKCD CIuI3: GRACE E. FREDERICK, Sapulpa, Educaiion, Orange and Black Quiii, Theaire Guiid KAII, SEA, AMITA JO FREY, Ponca Cify, Educaiionq THOMAS LEON FRICK, Jennings, EducaIion, AVP, SEA, Young Dernocrais. Fisher, J. FoIIz Fosier, T. Fowler, J. Page 502 PM SENIOR CLASS A sad, but very necessary, reality on the State Campus is the hours of studying confronting the student who realizes the purpose of schooling. Fisher, L. Fisher, P. FIeefwood FIeming Ford Foreman Forisha Forresi' Fos+er, M. Fosfer, W. S. Fosfer, W. Fowler F Fowler, L. Fox Frank Franco Franklin Frederick Frey Frick ROW I: ROBERT C. FRIEDMANN, Slillwaler, Engineering, IIX3, ASME, WILLIAM EARL FRY, Amarillo, Tex., Engineering, ASAE, Engineering Council, :Tp BARBARA HELEN GABRIEL, Oceanside, Calif., Educalion. lll5'l', Board oi Publicaiions, Educafion Sludeni Council, Governmenr Week REW, SEA, Campus Cnesl, AWS. WRA, SUABq DONALD THEODORE GALIAS, Cleveland, Engi- neering, MAX JOEL GALLAGHER, Konawa, Engineering, Easl' Bennelf Council, SAME AlEE: JIMMY LAWRENCE GALLIMORE, Lawlon, AES, 'IYAI-ig NANCY RUTH GAMBLE, Breniwood, N.Y.. ABS, People-lo-People, Young Republicans, American Cliemical Socieiyg ROBERT ALAN GAMBLE, Ollalionna Cily, AES. I'l'Fi, iaioif, -mm, rms-i, Q,,,ie,bU,y, Friedemann Fry Gabriel Galies Ganus Garner Garreison Gaslon ROW 2: FLOYD GANUS, Preslon, Engineering, ll'l'E, ENV: JOHN DEWAYNE GARNER, Slillwaler, AES, IIAZL, Young Demo- cralsq SUSAN MARIE GARRETSON, Earmingfon, N.M., AHS, lll3'l', People-lo-People: V. KAREL GASTON, Davidson, Educaiion, SNEA, WRA, IT-3, Orange and Blaclc Ouill, Willard Execulive Council, JIMMIE RAY GATZ, Alva, Agricullure, AZ, K-XII, Col- legiale FFA, RUTHIE GATZ, Alva, Educalionq GARYL GEIST, Turpin, Engineering, ASCE: WILLIAM NELSON GENTRY, Olclae lioma Cily, AHS. Acacia, Scabbard and Blade. Gallagher Gallimore Gamble, N. Gamble, R. Gall, J. Galz, R. Geisf Genfry George, Goad C. George, M. Gibson Giles Goble Goley Gooch ROW 3: CAROLYN VICKI GEORGE, Waynolca, Home Ec., -XZ lniercollegiale Early, Young Republicans, Home Ec. Educalion Club, MARGARET ELIZABETH GEORGE, Edmond, Business, Young Republicans, Riile Team caplain: WILLIAM TAYLOR GIB- SON, Tulsa, Business, SAM, Young Republicans, lnlercollegiale Parlyg JULIA LYNN GILES, Enid, Educaliong ROBERT G. GILL- SON, Poleau, Agriculiure. AX president Varsiiy Rille Team, Siill- waler Rille Club presidenf, DALE HERBERT GIVENS, Ardmore, Eclucalion, SNEA: PHILLIP GlVENS,Oklal1oma Cily, A8iS, CAROL LEE GLOVER, Kinglislner, Educafion, Lassos and Larials, K-XII SEA, Young Democrals, Gillson Givens, D. Givens, P. Glover Good Grade Graham, L. Graham, R. ROW 4: CAROLYN ANN GOAD, El Reno, Eclucalion, SNEA, ACE: MARY ANN GOBLE, Clwancller, Home Ec., -lx vice presi- denl' SEA, ACEI, XA, FRZXCD Club, General Home Ec. Club: JOE W. GOLEY, Enid, Agricullure, :Alf Dairy Science Club, MARI- LYN KAY GOOCH, Sfroud, Educalionq JERILYN ANN ICOOK- IEl GOOD, Oklalnoma Cily, Educalion, KKV, SEA, YWCA: GLORIA GRADE, Taloga AES: LINDA DRAKE GRAHAM, Gale, Home Ec., General Home Ec. Club, ON, Morlar Board, 'l'Tli, American Home Ec. Associaliong RICHARD LYLE GRAHAM, iyron, Business, Page 5 I ROW I: THOMAS EDWARD GRANGER, Ada, Engi- neering, AXA: JERRY RANDOLPH GRANT, Tulsa, En- gineering: OLEN C. GRANT, I-lugo, Engineering, IAX, ll'l'I, ASME, Young Republicans' GEARY RAY GREEN, Lindsey, Agriculture, Block and Bridle? MICHAEL GREEN, Clwattanooga, AES. ROW 2: PAUL R. GREEN, Red Rock, Business, GAY ANNETTE GRENLUND, Poplar Grove, Ill., ARS, People- 'ro-People, Intercollegiate Party, Canterbury Associalion, Young Republicans, Tliealre Guild: DONALD E. GRIF- FIN, I-Iorniny, AHS, -EX, Young Dennocrais: DOYCE ANN GRIFFIN, Cusliing, Home Ec., FRKCD Club, Gen- eral Home Ec., IWRC, Wesley Foundation, K'l': ERIC RALPH GRIFFIN, Bristow, Engineering. ROW 3: JOANNE D. GRIFFIN, Vernon lex, AXQS, Klfll, PEMM Club, WRA, Rodeo Club, A. RAY GRIMES, Tulsa, Business, -lx: WAYNE ALDEN GRISSO, Seminole, Business, BVI: LINDA GRISSOM, Pawlnuslca, Business. KU, l962 Redslcin Edilor, i962 Aggie Princess, SEA, HT, YWCA, Angel Fliglit: GORDON GRISWOLD, Lawton, Engineering, ASCE, Scabbard and Blade. ROW 4: JANICE A. GROENEMAN, Miami, Educaiion, SEA: JOHN ARTHUR GROSS, Medicine Parlc, Engineer- ing, AIA, Beaux Arts: ROXIE CAROLYN GRUBBS, McAles'rer, I-lorne EC. Club, SEA: THOMAS LARRY GWALTNEY, Poleau, AHS, IMRC, East Bennett Coun- cil: GLEN ALEX HADLOCK, El Reno, Business. ROW 5: MARILYN HADLOCK, Billings, Educalion, Xff, SEA: NELSON A. HAERTLING, Poceliontas, Mo., Engi- neering, AIA, Ill: CHARLES DONLEY HAGER, McAles- ter, Business, IIKA president, treasurer, ruslw captain, Government Weelc treasurer, AKXV, Campus Clwesl, IRC vice president, Redskin organization editor and distribu- tion manager, IEC public relalions cliairman: DARREL BOYD HAGER, Clierolcee, Agriculture, Collegiate EFA: PAUL HAHN, Dravosburg, Pa., Agriculture Sword ard Maslc Club, Forestry Club. ,age 50+ SENIOR CLASS In :in ahbrevizm-d perfnrmance, jerry Lee Lewis played and sang popular hit snngs ranging from W Great Balls of Fire tn Strictly Lung llzlirfl Granger Grant, J. Granl, O. Green, G Green, M. Green, P. Gfenlund Griffin, D. E. Griffin, D. A. Griffin, E. Griffin, J. Grimes Grisso Grissom Griswold Groeneman Gross Grubbs Gwallney Hadloclt, G Hadloclc, M. Haerlling Hager, C. Hager, D. Hahn ROW I: ROBERT A. HAIGES, Barrlesville, Business, Acacia, NIKT, JERRY LEE HALCOMB, Sand Springs, Engineering, K-E, AIA: BARBARA HALL, Muskogee, Educaiion, KA, SUAB, REW Shadows, Young Republicans, ACEI SEA, YWCA, Academy Se- ries, MARGARET KAY HALL, Ei. Towson AXIS, Tliearre Guild, Young Republicans, K'l', Wesley Eoundaliont RALPH MACON HALL, Oklaliorna Cily, Engineering, KA, AIIE, IAS, SAMUEL EARL HALL, Eorgan, Engineering. Earrnl1ouse,1lT, Blue Key, Engl' neering Gavel Club, BSU: GLORIA HALLMARK, Oklaliorna Ciiy, AES, 'I'-E Sociely, SEA, Wesley Eoundalion, Deans Honor Roll, HARLAN DEAN HAMBURGER, Wealkierlord, Agriculiure, AFP, AZ. Eoresiry Club. Halges Halccmb Hall. B. Hall, M. Hamil Hamillon, D. Hamilfon, J. Hamker ROW 2: CARL GENE HAMIL, I-Iaworlli, ABS: DAVID LEON HAMILTON, Enid. Business, IN, MKT, ilil. A-EII, Young Repub- licans, Menis Glee Clubg JOHN L. HAMILTON, Slillwaler, Busia ness, Weslrninsier Eoundaiion, SAM AIIE, LOIS ELAINE HAM- KER, Booker, Business: SANDRA K. HAMMACK, Enid, Business Rodeo Club, lndependeni Parry, I-louse Council: PAUL G. HAN- SON, Oklaliorna Cily, Business, IN MKT, Business Sfudeni Coun- cil, ROBERT BURTON HANSON, Tulsa, AXIS, AXA: JOHN MARTIN HARDER, Claremore, Educaiion, SIAA. Hall, R. Hall, S. Hallmark Hamburger Hammaclr Hanson, P. Hanson, R. Harder J Harder S. Hardgrave Hardin Harman Harris J. L. Harris, J. L. Harris, N. J. Harris, N. J. ROW 3: SUZANNE HARDER, Ardrnore Business, KAW, IIUII, KAII, SEA, NEWT LEWIS HARDGRAVE, Henryeila, ASIS. Acacia, 'I'II:, Ofiicers Club, AXIS Siudenr Council, Scabbard and Blade: LARRY W. HARDIN, Poieau, Teclmg CAROLYN KAY HARMAN, Longdale, Agriculiure: KENNETH W. HARPER, Purcell, Agricul- Iure, Block and Bridle, Collegiaie FFAg MARJORIE JANE HAR- PER, Tulsa, Horne Ec., 'I'TII, IIN, 'I'-E ENIA, General Home Ec. Cluby JIMMY DEAN HARREL, Leedey, Agriculluref ANN HAR- RIGER, Oklalwoma Ciiy, Horne Ec., Al-ll, Kill, General Home EC. Club, Home Ec. Sludenl Council, IIN, 'l'T0, Orange Ouill, Orange and Black Ouill. Harper, K. Harper, M. Harrel Harruger Harris, R. Harris, T. Harrison Harrod ROW 4: JERRY LEON HARRIS, Vlfagoner, Agriculfure, Collegiale EEA: JERRY LEON HARRIS, Meeker, AXIS: NANCY JEAN HAR- RIS, Owasso, I-Iorne Ec., THX, lndependeni Parry, Band. Home Ec. Club: N. JANE HARRIS, Clnickaslia AXIS, XII, Orange Ouill, Orange and Black Ouill, A815 Honor Socieiyg R. WESLEY HAR- RIS, Viniia, Engineering, iAI'I7 THOMAS NEWTON HARRIS. Siillwaier, Engineering, ASME, GARY D. HARRISON, Allie-ns, Ill., Agriculrure, Block and Bridle, AZ: KAYE LYNN HARROD, Lillie Rock, Horne Ec., PRXICD Club, SEA, General Home Ec. Club, KAII I lgt 305 ROW I: KENNY DON HARROD, Wewoka, Agricul- fure, Collegiale FEA pasf freasurer, Rodeo Club: JOE LEWIS HART, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, IIKN: AIEE: FLOYD P. HARTER, Sfillwaler, Engineering, AT-5, AIEE: RALPH G. HARVEY, Beggs, Agriculfure, Rodeo Club: JAMES LEROY HASKINS, Arkansas Ciry, Kan., Engineering, TIE. ROW 2: ROBERT H. HAYNE, Perry, Business, ZFIIIC: LARRY R. HEATON, Barllesville, A8fS, EAE, Arnold Air Socielyg SHIRLEY ANN HEAVENER, Poleau, Home Ec.: JIM S. HEISLEY, Muskogee, Business, BX, Young Re- publicans, MKT, Business Sludenf Council, AKSP, EKT, IRC: KAMBIZ HEKMATPANAH, Iran, Engineering, Miz, xr, mx, OAK. ROW 3: JIMMY HENDRICKS, Tulsa, Business: LOUIS MARK HENRY, Magnolia, Ark., Engineering, ASME, AIIE, Cade? Ollficers Club, Arnold Air Sociely: MARY FRANCES HENRY, Sfillwaler, I-Iorne EC., KKF, WTO, FRZQCD Club: GAROLD MARTIN HENSON, Enid, Agri- cul'rure, AX, I-Iorlicullure Club: LINDA HERRON, Okla- homa Cily, A8cS, XYZ. ROW 4: MARTHA HERT, Sfillwaler, Educalion, KAI-3,7 JAMISHID HESHMATPOUR, Iran, Engineering, ASCE: CAROLYN HESSER, Allarnounl, Kan., Educalion: CHARLES D. HESTAND, Slillwarer, Engineering, Cadel Officers Club, AIIM, AIEE, ET, Engineering S+uden+ Council: DONALD M. HETHERINGTON, Oklahoma Cify, AES. ROW 5: EMAJEAN HETHERINGTON, Oklahoma Ciry. AHS, HAM: KAY ELAINE HEUSEL, Srillwaler, Home Ec., ACEI, SEA, Orange and Black Ouill: RONALD J. HEUSEL, Jones, Business: ROBERT EUGENE HICKLE, Covingfon, Educafion: LUTHER HICKS, Chocfaw, Engi- neering, Universily Concerl and Marching Band, Kli'I', AICE, SAM, Young Dernocrals. SENIOR CLASS There has been no survey on how many pairs of shoes a student wears out per year, but eight olclock classes seem to he extra had on soles. Harrod Har? Har+er Harvey Haskins Hayne Heafon Heavener Heisley Hekmai Panah Hendricks Henry, L. Henry, M. Henson Herron Her+ Heshmafpour Hesser Hesfand Heiheringion Page HefI'1ering+on, E. Heusel, K. Heusel, R. Hickle Hicks ROW I: BILL GEORGE HILL, Olceene, Educaliong DAVID S. HILL, Howe, Business, I5A'I', 'I'II2l,, MILDRED LEE HILL, Ponca Cily, Educafion, IRC, SEA, Chess Club, Young Democrals, PATTY GAYE HILL, Poleau, Home EC., CMT Club, General Home EC., Young Republicans, ROBERT VERNON HILL, Olceene, Educalion ROBERT M. HINDERLITER, Quinlan, Engineering, DONNIS JOE HODGES, Jefferson, AES, Young Democrals, Newman Club, Inde- pendenf Parly, PATRICK LEE HOGGARD, Oklahoma Cify, Engi- neering, Pelroleum, Pelroleurn Club, Flying Aggies. H B Hill, D. Hill, M. Hill, P. Holcombe Hollis, P. Hollis, R. Hollrah ROW 2: THAD HOLCOMBE, Bowring, AES, IX, UCCE, Campus Chesl, Philosophy Club, PATTY LEE HOLLIS, Welch, Home EC., Home EC. Educalion Club, 'I'T, RICHARD GENE HOLLIS, Okla- homa Cily, Engineering, NFA, Blue Key presidenl and vice presi- clenf, Lassos and Larials vice presidenl and presidenl, 'PHIL IT, Pep Council vice presidenl, Dresser Essay Conlesl winner, DON PAUL HOLLRAH, Enid, A8iS, GERALD M. HOLMBERG, Gufhrie, Engineering, IITZ, IAS, ASME, Wesley Eoundalion, lndependenl' Parlyg NELS HOLMBERG, Erick, Agricullure, 'I'AT, AZ, 'IQ-1, Agronomy Club, DAVID E. HOLT, Pampa, Tex., Business,, LINDA HOLT, Pampa, Tex., ALS, A43-II, ITA, Orange and Black Quill. Lew Wenlz Scholarship, Lassos. Hill, R. Hinderlifer Hodges Hoggard Holmberg, G. Holmberg, N. Holl, D. Holl L Holfzapple Honalrer Honeycuff Hood Hoplcins, B. Hopkins, L. Horinelc, D. Hormel: F Horn Horfon Howard, J. E. Howard, J. B. Howell Hudson, J. Hudson, N. Hughes ROW 3: PAT ANN HOLTZAPPLE, Alvin, Tex., Educalion, SEA. EAII, Newman Club, LUCKY SUE HONAKER, Tulsa, Educalion, SNEA, AWS Execufive Board, Easr Aparlmenls vice presidenl, PEMM, AWS Judicial Board, IWRC, Sloul Hall secrelaryg RON- ALD GLEN HONEYCUTT, Lawlon, Educalion, SIAA, DIANA CAROLINE HOOD, Olclahoma Cily, ASS, 1i'I'I3. -EAI, Thealre Guild, AES Honor Sociely, Music Honors Forum, Orange Quill, Orange and Blaclc Quill, Universily Choir: BARBARA JANE HOP- KINS, Beaumonl, Tex., AXIS, IIBFD, Wesley Eoundalion, IRC, Young Republicans, LEE DOUGLAS HOPKINS, Eufaula, Engineering, AXA, Cadef Officers Club, AICE, DEAN HORINEK, Kildare, Engi- neering, IIKAg FRED JOE HORINEK, Newlqirlc, Business, Newman Club, Republican Club, A-EH. ROW 4: JOSEPH HORN, Siillwaler, Engineering, ZX, Blue Key. fl'AT, BT, EMILY ANN HORTON, Ponca Ciry, AES, KK1', AWS presidenl, Morlar Board, Orange and Black Quill, AES queen, A8rS Sfudenl Council, SUAB Program Coordinalor, JACK EVERETT HOWARD, Lawlon, Engineering, JOHN B. HOWARD, Sanla Cruz, Calif., Engineering, ATU, THOMAS W. HOWELL, Slillwaler, AES. ATU, AKXV. NKT. 'MIT-1 JOHN RAYMOND HUDSON, Springfield, Colo., Engineering: NANCY KAY HUDSON, Miami, Home EC., Home EC. Club, SEA, Willard House Council, AUSTIN JERRY HUGHES, McKenzie Bridge, Ore., AES, Thealre Guild, Performing Arls Club. Pqgcz 507 ROW I: ELAINE M. HUGHES, Red Rock, Home Ec., Orange and Black Ouill, I-lome Ec. Education Club, Home Ec. Club, TOM HUGHES, Kingfisher, Agriculf lure, Aggie Toaslmasters, Agricullure Council, Agron- omy Club, Young Republicans: ROGER PAUL HULA, II, Medford, AHS, Scabbard and Bladeg CARMI D. HUMES, Tulsa, Engineering, IIKA, fllllll, IIME, IT, IIKN, IEEE, Engineering Sfudenl Council, Government Week Committee, Young Republicans: WALTER S. HUNT, Puyallup, Wash., Tech., STE, Wesley Foundation, Young Democrats, Oklahoma Technical Society. ROW 2: PATRICK O. HURLEY, Oklahoma City, Busi- ness, UCCD, Business Student Council, JESSE H. HURST, I-louslon, Tex., AXQS, AVIMX, PEMM Club: JIMMY RAY HURST, Paoli, Agriculture, DON W. HUTCHINS, Bartlesville, Engineering: MICHAEL LYLE HUTTON, Tulsa, Business, IN. ROW 3: GARY BRUCE INGRAM, I-Ienryetta, ARS, KA, Young Democrats, TERRY WARREN INMAN, East Poini, Ga., AHS, Scabbard and Blade, American Chem' ical Socielyg ROBIN LAMAR IRVING, Chickasha, Home Ec., FRZQCD Club, General I-Iorne Ec. Club, REW, Wes- Iey Foundation, DAVID IRWIN, Siillwater, AHS, fbil-I: RALPH DEAN IRWIN, Kildare, AZKS, Arnold Air Soci- ety, Cadet Officers Club. ROW 4: BARBARA ANN IVY, Tulsa, Educalion, 1 I'I3, SEA, Young Democrals, Dean's Honor Roll, Orange and Black Ouill, WRA, KAH, SUE ANN JACKSON, Car- negie, Education, TOMMY L. JACKSON, Canadian, Tex., AES, EAR, O Club: DALE WAYNE JACOBS, Okmulgee, Business3 SUSAN JACOBS, Borger, Tex., Education, XY, SEA, Young Republicans. ROW 5: JOHN LAWRENCE JACOBY, Hobbs, N.M.. Engineering, AIA, Scabbard and Blade: MOHAMED JADALLAH, Morocco, Agriculture, Arab SF, Associa- tion, Agronomy Club, DAVID R. JAMES, Oklahoma City, I-Iome Ec,, KA, I-IRAD Society, Young Dernocrais: ELISE JAMES, Frederick, Education, Ki, MARTHA ANN JAMES, Oklahoma City, Eduction, X53 president, SEA, Klll, Education Student Council, Mortar Board, Deans I-lonor Rall. SENIOR CLASS Skirtlines, always an important subject to OSI' coecls :ls well as OSI' men, varied this year from just :1 little above to zx little below the knees. Hughes, E. Hughes, T. Hula Humes Hunf Hurley Hursf, J. H. Hurs1',J. R. Hutchins HuHon Ingram Inman Irving Irwin, D. Irwin, R Ivy Jackson, S. Jackson, T. Jacobs, D. Jacobs S Page Jacoby Jadallah James, D. James, E. James M James Jobes ROW I: ROY D. JAMES, Enid, AES, HAH. Arnold Air Sociely: JOSEPH CULLEN JARVIS, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: DUANE JEFFREY, Wilberlon, Agricullure Block and Bridle: WILLIAM E. JEFFREY, El Reno, Agricullure, Block and Bridle, Agricullure Council, Newman Club: LEON E. JELINEK, Medford. Engineering, AIA, -YT: PHILLIP JENNINGS, Oklahoma Cily, Business, WMI, Performing Arls Club: MARK JERNIGAN, Oklahoma Cily, AES, BDU: GERALD W. JETER, Duncan, Engineering. Jarvis Jeffrey, D. Jeffrey, W. Johns Johnson, C. L. Johnson, C. ROW 2: RALEIGH ALVIN JOBES, Cherokee, Agricullure, AZ, Collegiale FFA: WILLIAM FREDERICK JOHNS, I-Ieadrick, Agrie cullure: CHERYL LYNN JOHNSON, Tulsa, Engineering, KKV, AIIE, IASS, Oklahoma Slale Engineer, Flying Aggies: CLARENCE JOHNSON, Weslville, Engineering, ASAE, AZ: DOUGLAS L. JOHNSON, Barllesville, Engineering, AIIE, AUM, :Tn GARY WAYNE JOHNSON, Covinglon, Engineering, AXA, ET, AIEE, VA, V. W. Club: JANICE LEE JOHNSON, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec., lllifll, Morlar Board, FRZQCD, Home Ec, Sludenl' Council: JUNE ELLEN JOHNSON, Pauls Valley, Home Ec., Home Ec. Educalion Club. Jelinek Jennings Jernigan Jefer Johnson, D. Johnson, G. Johnson, J. L. Johnson J E Johnson, K. Johnsfon, C. Johnslon, H. Johnslon, J. Jones, C. Jones, H. Jones, K. Jones M Jones, P. Jordan, M. Jordan, W. Kalka ROW 3: KENNETH JOHNSON, Broken Bow, Agricullure, Aca- cia, Foreslry Club: CARYL LEE JOHNSTON, Pawhuska, Home Ec., KKF, CTM Club, General Home Ec, Club, Young Republi- cans: HIRAM DREXEL JOHNSTON, Slillwaler, Educalion, Scab- bard and Blade, Cadel Officers Club: JAMES JOHNSTON, Tulsa, ASS. Cade? Olilicers Club, Arnold Air Sociely, Men's Glee Club: C. DWAINE JONES, Pauls Valley, Engineering, BSU, AIEE, OFTicers Council: HAROLD BOB JONES, Allus, AHS, fI'A1-J, YMCA, IRC, Young Republicans Lassos and Larials, Newman Club: KELLY GENE JONES, Spiro, Engineering: MARIAN JONES, Slillwaler, Educalion, KKII. Keale Keffer Keller Kelley ROW 4: PHIL JONES, Frederick, Engineering, Sociefy ol Aufo- molive Engineers, Mech. Tech., ASTM, AIIE, TIE, AUM: MELBA JEANNE JORDAN, Oklahoma Cily, I-Iome Ec.,1 I'I5, CTM, Home Ec. Club, fI'T0q WILLIAM D. JORDAN, Chandler, Agricullure, AFP, Cadel Ollicers Club, Agronomy Club, Young Democralsi ROBERT KALKA, While Deer, Tex., Agriculfure, Newman Club, Poullry Science Club.: MARTIN J. KEALE, Oklahoma Cily, Busi- ness, MKT, Young Republicans, Marching Band: JAMES PATRICK KEFFER, Pauls Valley, Engineering, IIKN, AIEE, IIIIIQ EDWARD F. KELLER, Dewey, Business, Acacia: DOTTIE JOAN KELLEY, Pawnee, AES, AChS. I age 309 l l l l i ROW I: JACK LAWRENCE KELLEY, Pawnee, Engineer! ing, Arnold Air Olilicers Clulo, AIA: JOHN A. KELLY, Tulsa, Engineering XB, 0-SK, ASCE, Engineering Sludenl Council, AIA, fl'K'l'g WILLMORE HUGH KENDALL, Tulsa, Home Ec., Z2'l'l'i, I-IRAD Sociely, Arnold Air Soci- el'y, flllllfg JERRY L. KENNEDY, Elmore Cily, Agricul- lure: PAUL DORMAN KENNEDY, Whiiesboro, Educa- rion. ROW 2: GERALD BOB KENNEMER, Carler, Educalion: MARJORIE LYNN KENNEMER, Tyrone, AHS, AKS Hon- or Sociely, Orange Quill, Orange and Black Ouill, fI'l'.A3 MICKEY RAY KERNODLE, Elereher, ALS. Wildlife Sc- cieiy: FREDRIC ARTHUR KERR, Coals, Kan., ASS: M. AFZAH HUSAIN KHAN, india. Engineering. ROW 3: DON RUSSEL KILGORE, Window Roclc, Ariz., Business, AKXP, Cowpolces, Business Srudenr Council: TONY KILGORE, Muslcogee, Engineering, AIA, ASME.: KWAN DO KIM, Korea, Engineering: BARBARA KIM- MELL, Olclahoma Cily, AES, XII, A815 Honor Sociely Orange Ouill, Orange and Black Ouill, Morlar Board, URC, REW: KEN KINCAIDE, Ramona, Agricullure. ROW 4: JOE KINDER, Comanche, Business: WILLIAM KINNEY, Slillwaler, Business, BA'I', THE: PHIL H. KIN- YON, Slillwarer, AES, O Club: LARRY NEIL KIRK, Tipron, Agrieullure, AFP, Army ROTC Ollicers Club, Young Democrals, Enlomology Club: LAVETTA JOY KISTLER, Lamonl, Educaiiori. ROW 5: WILLIAM GARY KLEIN, Barrlesville Engi- neering, AIEE: DARREL DEAN KLETKE, Alva, Agricul- lure, Collegiale EEA: DELORES J. KLOPP, Olcmulgee, AHS, Z'l'A presidenl and vice president Angel Flighl, Young Republicans, AES l-lonor Serninarf JOHN E. KLOPP, Erlanger, Ky., Engineering, IIKA presidenl ano vice Dresideni, Blue Key, 'Who's Who in American Col- leges and Universilies, Wenlz Scholarship: TOM J. KNAPP, Davis, Agricullure Bloclc and Bridle. SENIOR CLASS Coffee Break 330 gives no hours of graduation credit, hut provides the students with an excel- lent way to spend that hour between classes. Kelley Kelly Kendall Kennedy, J. Kennedy P Kennemer, G. Kennemer, M. Kernodle Kerr Khan Kilgore, D. Kilgore, T. Kim Kimmell Kincalde Kinder Kinney Kinyon Kirk Kisller Ijage 5 Klein Klellte Klopp, D. Klopp, J. Knapp ROW I: JANE ELLEN KNIPPA, Tulsa, Business, KAI-I, WRA, YWCA, NCAS, GERALD WILBUR KNORI, Talala, Engineering? BILLY JACK KNOWLES, Arneii, AHS, RICHARD G. KNOX, Easl Norwalk, Conn., Business, fI'.M'lg ROBERT JOSEPH KORTHASE, Barllesville, Business, AX, SAM, SUAB, DONA KAY KRAUSSE, Shawnee, Business, JOHN RICHARD KRECZKO, Endicofl, N.Y., Home Ec., PATRICIA KRUEGER, Oklahoma Ciiv, Educalion, AXS-I, URC, SEA, YWCA, WRA, Orange and Black Ouill. ROW 2: CHARLES TOMMY KUNKEL, Healdlon, Educafion, SIIA, SEA, LESLIE DALE KURTH, Alva, ALS, American Chemical Sociery, EDITH SWAN LAFORGE, Chickasha, Educalion, ZTA, WILLIAM G. LAFORGE, Tulsa, Agricullure, QX, ROBERT E. LAKEY, Enid, Engineering, KA, AIEE, SUAB, Cadel' Officers Club, GEORGE DORMAN LAMBERT, Ponca Ciiy, Engineering, AIEE. Engineering Gavel Club, DAVID MICHAEL LAMBETH, Okernah, Educaiion, Flying Aggies, PEMM Club, HENRY A. LANDERO, Nicaragua, Agricullure, Knlppa Knori Knowles Knox Korfhase Krausse Kreczko Krueger Kunkel Kurfh LaForge, E. LaForge, W. Lakey Lamberl Lambe+I1 Landero Lanclgraf Langley Lanning Lansden ea Leary Lebeda LeCrone ROW 3: THEODORE JAMES LANDGRAF, Garland, Tex., Busi- ness, Sfillwaier Divers, JIM LANGLEY, Tulsa, Engineering, EX, RUSSELL M. LANNING, Tulsa. AES, Advanced ROTC: JOE WILLIS LANSDEN, Beaver, AXIS, fI'KT, ANNE N. LARASON, Fargo, ASQS, IIBKP, Morlar Board, People-io-People, Governrneni Week, REW, A815 Sludenl Council vice presidenf, Daily O'Col- legian edilor, B. KATHRYN LARKINS, Oklahoma Ciiy, AES, Speech Correciion Club, SEA, SANDRA SUE LEA, Broken Arrow, Business, A-ill, Young Democrals, SNEA' KENNY V. LAWRENCE, Sulphur, Agriculiure. Larason Larkins Lea L Lee, C. Lee, J. Lee, W. L ROW 4: LEONARD LEE LEAL, Ardmore, Engineering, ASCE? ROBERT E. LEARY, Slewarl Manor, N.Y., Engineeringu IIKN, BT, Newman Club, DENNIS L. LEBEDA, Renlrow, Engineering, Farm- house, OAK, 'ND-1. AZ, -YT, ASAE, Engineering Siudenl Council, FREDDA LECRONE, Siillwaler, Educaiion, A-ill, SEA, Young Democrals, CHARLES E. LEE, Barllesville, AES, KK'l', OSU BAND, Young Republicans, JOSEPH C. H. LEE, Silver Spring, Md., Engi- neering, WILLIAM H. LEE, Oklahoma Cily, Business, MANOON LEEVIRAPHAN, Thailand, Engineering, AIA. awrence eeviraphan Page S11 'E 'nifIl f f - r .U i S, -7 gpm xx., Q f A su- Q. ,, Y l Y-fires wr? or rf' SENIOR CLASS ..22f S . 'VAI n -- K - ' llll 'f , ,. ,,.. ' .4 - ., ' I I VVVV' i ii , Students were not the only ones walking on thin R K uc' during flllllk xuelt XKIIIICI' weather 'llsn put Mft' ff ,, A ww Wa 1 Theta s inhabitants in Il rather sI1PPer5' SIUIIIUOII. -.sw--,.-, ,fe-in,1-'i,.Zg a15,,-ig QW, -'f::,,- 1 ,51 -,N j, ,.'irs -,Mr if Legg : v sr ' . www rt .3?S-V AYP V - .,-if - Q .. 'I ROW I: HENRY LEFORCE, Nash, Agriculture, BHII: PAUL J. LEISTEN, Waukesha, Wis,, Engineering: MICH- AEL W. LEITNER, Yonkers. N,Y., Education, PEMM, AAI-IPER, Football: ROBERT LELAND, Tulsa, Engineer- ing, DX: CHARLES L. LESTER, Tulsa, Engineering. ROW 2: JAMES LETCHWORTH, Marshall, Education, East Bennett Council, IMRC, Young Republicans, SEA' GARY BOB LEWIS, Olclahorna City, AHS: NANCY L. LEWIS, Claremore, I-Iorne Ec., KAW, Mortar Board, I-lorne Ec. Student Council: LOUISE MARIE LEITZKE, Kingtisher, Education, SEA, Young Democrats: CARL LIGHTNER, Cleveland, Business, IIKA, SAM. ROW 3: LINDA LOU LINDSAY, Lindsay, Education, KA, AAHPER, SUAB, WRA, PEMM Club, Aquatic Club, Young Republicans: DONALD LINSENMEYER, Still- water, Education, IWII: LEWIS G. LIPPEL, Vinita, Engi- neering, IMRC: WILLIAM EVAN LITCHEIELD, Vene- zuela, Engineering, -YN: MARY MARGARET LITSEY. Oklahoma City, Business, Newman Club. ROW 4: HAZEL ANN LITTLE, I-lennessey, Education: DIANA G. LOEFFLER, Oklahoma City, AES, ZTA, Orange and Black Ouill, Lassos and Lariats, Young Re- publicans, Aquatic Club, AUM: CHARLES LONDON, St. Louis, Mo., Education, ETF: JAMES GARLAND LONG, Sulphur, La., Engineering, IMRC, Cordell Coun- Cil, Cadet Otticers Club: WILLIAM LOTT, Olclahorna City, AHS, EN. ROW 5: TANYA LOUCKS, Tulsa, I-lome Ec., KKIY MKT secretary, CTM Club, Young Republican Oueen and treasurer, Swirn Club, General Horne Ec. Club: KATH- ERINE LOVE, Bartlesville, Business, AZ: JIMMY DON LOWRY, Duncan, Business: DAVID ARLIN LOY, Paw- huslra, AXS, ATU, Young Republicans: DAVID ROY LUCAS, Oklahoma City, Engineering, EAI'1,Z'l', AUM. LeForce Leisten Leitner Leland Lester Letchworth Lewis, G. Lewis, N. Lietzlce Lightner I':il1+c:say Iiinsanmeyer Iiippgel llzitchtield Iiitffy I e oe er on on ong o ljqge 512 Louclcs Love Lowry Loy Lucas K ROW I: MICHAEL GEORGE LUCAS, Rolf, Business: WILLA PICKERING LUCAS, Slillwaler, AXIS. I I'I5, IUIE, Deans Honor Roll, Orange and Blaclc Quill, AWS Legislariye Board: NOLEHE- LAEL LUCAS LULA, Tanganyilca, Educaliong LARRY CLIFTON LUMAN, Olclalioma Ciiy, Engineering, ATA, IIT-E, ASME, Scab- bard and Blade: FRED A. LUNSFORD, Olcemaln, AHS: C. OWEN MADDUX, Waronga, Engineering, ASAE: MADY J. MADY, Way- nolca, Engineering: LARRY JOHN MAGERKURTH, Barllesville, Engineering. Lucas M. Lucas, W. Lula Luman Malave Maloy Manees Mann ROW 2: ALVARO MALAVE, Venezuela, Engineering, AIIE, Pan American: JANETTE MALOY, Caclie, Business, SNEA: SHARON LEE MANEES, Oklahoma Cily, Business, ZTA, Young Democrafs: LOUIE MANN, Jones, Educariong RUSSELL MANNING, Tonlcawa, AES, IIKA: KARLSON E. MANNSCHRECK, Union Ciiy, Engi- neering, Farmhouse, IT, ASAE, Agriculrure Council, IFC: CARO- LYN IRENE MANSFIELD, Enid, Educarion, X52 secreiary, Orange and Black Quill, KAII, YWCA, SEA, ACE: SANDRA DEE MANS- KER, Muskogee, AHS. Lunsford Macldux Mady MagerIrur+I1 Manning Mannschreck Mansfield Manslrer Marrs Marsh Marshall Marlin, C. Marlin M. Marlin, S. Marlin, T. Mason ROW 3: JERRY KENNETH MARRS, Sapulpa, Agricullure, Eoresfry Club: PHIL KING MARSH, Sedan, Kan., Business, D-ix. IN-E7 CLAR- ENCE GAYNES MARSHALL, Bixby, Engineering, IIKN, IT, Engi- neering Srudenf Council: CHARLES ERNEST MARTIN, Duncan, Business: DORIS K. MARTIN, Cleveland, Educarion, SEA: EVERETT MARTIN, I-Iaworrlw, Agriculrure, Block and Bridle, Agricullure Council, AZ: JANE MARTIN, Oiclalnoma Cily, Educaiion, AZ, UCCE: JUDITH ANN MARTIN, Claremore, AXIS, lllifb, STA. SEA. Marfin, D. Marfin, E. Marfin, J. Marian J A Masri Masfin Maiihews Maus+ ROW 5: MARSHALL SHELBY MARTIN, Paden, Educaliong SHARON KAY MARTIN, SI. Louis, Mo., Eclucaiion, Young Repub- licans, SEA: TOM WESLY MARTIN, McAIes+er, Business, Axfxi JON THOMAS MASON, Tulsa, Business, :N presidenr: KAIS A. MASRI, Jordan, Agricullure, Arab Organizalion, IRC, I-Ioriicullure Club: ROBERT HENRY MASTIN, Tulsa, Engineering, K-Y, Olcla- liorna Slale Engineer edilor-in-cliiei, AIEE, IRE: JAMES LOWELL MATTHEWS, Velma, Agriculiure, Dairy Producls Judging Team, American Dairy Science Associarion, Dairy Science Club, Young Democrars: RON W. MAUST, I-Iamplon, Va., AES, KA. Page 513 ROW I: JOYCE C. MAXWELL, Prague, Educalion, Senior Class secrelary-treasurer, Murray Hall Council, SEA, Morlar Board, ITA, KAII: VICKIE L. MAXWELL, Eau Sallie, Fla., Educalion Pfl'l5, SNEA, WRA, Young Republicans: JERRY MAYHALL, Canlon, Business: JOHN B. MCCABE, Wellinglon, Kan., Business, AT so- cial chairman, MKT vice presidenl, Arnold Air Sociely, IFC, SUAB pasl social chairman, SUAB president, Cadel Officers Club: KAY CAROLYN MCCARTNEY, Velma, Business, HSZH, KATI. ROW 2: DAN L. MCCARTY, Oklahoma City, Engineer- ing 'l'l'A, Varsity Wreslling, Cadel Ollicers Club: JAMES RALPH MCCLAIN, Pauls Valley, Business, Iflfli, Young Democrats, EM, Cadet Ollicers Club, ICP: LORETTA McCLAlN, Chickasha, A8rS, AZ, Theatre Guild, Speech Club: C. LINDA MCCOLGIN, Bingham- Ion, N.Y., AHS: THOMAS H. MCCORMICK, Oklahoma City, AXS, ET, ACS, A'l'M. ROW 3: JAMES HARVEY MCCOY, Challanooga, En- gineering: CHARLES MARKLEY MCCRACKEN, Slillwa- fer, Educalion, KE: MADELYN MCCRACKEN, Geary, Home Ec., Home Ec. Club: FRANCES McCURDY, Tulsa, Business, HSZHg OTTO WILLIAM McCURDY, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, AIDD. ROW 4: JERRY BURK MCCURRY, Velma, Business: JOE C. MCCUTCHEON, Tulsa, Business, K-E, MKT: WENDELL D. McCURRY, Wapanuclca, Engineering, XE, ASCE: JAMES W. MCDANIEL, Filzhugh, Agricullure: M. CARLEENE MCDANIEL, Brinkman, Home Ec., ON, WTO, K'l', KAN, SEA, SUAB, Wesley Eoundalion, I-Iorne Ec, Club, WRA, Orange and Black Ouill, YWCA. ROW 5: LYMAN LYNN MCDONALD, Vici, Educalion, Farmhouse, 'I'llE. UMW, KAH, OAK, SEA: LINDA KAY MCDONOUGH, Durant Home Ec., Kill, Home Ec. Club: ROBERT KELLY McDONOUGH, Caddo, AXISI LOUIS WILLIAM MCFADIN, Tulsa, Engineering, IRE: CHARLES W. McGAHA, Ada, AEQS, UCCF. SENIOR CLASS That teamwork is important in tandem bicycle riding is proven by these sorority women try- ing to purticlpate III the annual Greek games. Maxwell, J. Maxwell, V. Mayhall McCabe McCarty McClain, J. McClain, L. Mccolgin McCoy McCracken, C. McCracken, M. McCurdy, F. McCurry, J. McCul'cI1eon McCurry, W. McDaniel, J. P21178 5 1 McDonald McDonough, L. McDonough, R. McFadin to Mccarlney McCormick McCurdy, O McDaniel, M McGal1a ROW I: C. F. MCGEE, Broken Arrow, Engineering, ZX, Flying Aggies, AIEE: JAMES DUANE MCGEE, Oklahoma Cify, Engineer- ing: MIKE MCGEEHON, Oklahoma Cily, Agricullure, TIKA: ROBERT LEE MCGEHEE, Marlow, A8fS: JOYSE ANN McGUGIN, Enid, Business: RAY GENE MCKERLEY, Tulsa, Agricullure, Poullry Science Club, AZ: JAMES R. MCKINNEY, Okernah, Educalion, Arnold Air Sociely, Sludenl Member of NSTA: JOHN McLEAN, Vinila. Business, HKA. McGee, C. McGee, J. McGeehon McGehee McMann McMas'Iers McNew, J. McNew, T. ROW 2: MARY CAROLE MCMANN, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec., Newman Club, ON, IIITO, FNIA Club: JESSE LOWELL MCMAS- AERS, Duncan, Engineering, ASAE: JAMES LEWIS McNEW, Ponca Cily, AES: THOMAS A. McNEW, Oklahoma Cily, Business, AX, AKKP, MKT, AITI, SAM: DENTON MCNUTT, Sfuarl, Agricul- lure, Block and Bridle: THOMAS MCCRAY, I-loldenville, Engineer- ing: LARRY LEE MCSWAIN, Pawnee, AES: JOHNNY LEE MCWHIRTER, Maysville, Agricullure. McGugin McKerIey McKinney McLean McNuH- McRay McSwain McWInr'Ier Means Meek Meller Mellin Middlebusher Mikles Milacek Miller, A. ROW 3: ANTHONY ROSS MEANS, Dewey, ALS: BARBARA MEEK, Durham, Educalion, KU, WRA, SEA, YWCA, Young Re- publicans: ELVIN MELLER, Shalluck, Engineering, TITS, SAE, Ca- del Officers Club: JEFFREY MELLIN, Plainslield, N.J., Home Ec., fI'A9,g DORRIS ANN MERCHANT, Spiro, Home Ec.: ANITA JOYCE MEYER, Enid, AES, IIA, Murray Hall hislorian, Dean's Honor Rall: DEAN LEROY MEYER, Covinglon, Agricullure: KARAN STAERKEL MEYER, Covingion, Business, HUH, Business Sludenl' Council, Orange and BlackOuill,BT1l. Merchanf Meyer, A. Meyer, D. Meyer K Miller, C. Miller, G. W. Miller, G. S. Miller H ROW 4: JERRY A. MIDDLEBUSHER, Dewey, Engineering, AI'I', AIChE: PERRY MIKLES, Gulhrie, Engineering, EX, AIChE, Scab- bard and Blade, EOF: ALAN DEAN MILACEK, Waukomis, Busi- ness, Arnold Air Sociely: ARTHUR LAWRENCE MILLER, Easl Greenbush, N.Y., Engineering: CHARLES WILLIAM MILLER. Tulsa, Engineering, TIKA: GEORGE WILLIAM MILLER, Wagoner, AXiS, IIME, ESE, filllf., I-lonor Sociely, Pershing Rifles, I-lonors Program Sludenl: GLENDA SUE MILLER, Wellslon, Home Ec.. KD-II, Home Ec. Educaiion Club, Home Ec. Club: HENDERSON IRELAND MILLER, Laconia, N.l-I., Engineering, ASME, SAME, SUAB, OSU Radio. Page S15 ROW I: L. KATHLEEN MILLER, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, Xfl, Morlar Board,, :T-3, AWS Execulive Board, Junior Class secrelary-Treasurer, YWCA presidenl, nalional vice presidenl, regional chairman: MELVIN O. MILLER, Broken Arrow, AES, Young Republicans: MICHAEL W. MILNER, Okmulqee, Business, I3AxI', AK'T': ROBERT RAY MILNER, Oklahoma Cily, Business, IIKAI MARY BRAD- SHAW MIRES, Winlield, Kan., Business. ROW 2: AUBURN LESLIE MITCHELL, I-Iooker, Engi- neering, Farmhouse, AUM, AIIE: JAMES L. MITCHELL, Tulsa, Business, -EN, MKT, Young Republicans: MARY LYNN MITCHELL, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, KKII, Young Dernocrals, WRA, SEA: DAVID C. MONINGER, Oklahoma Cily, ABQS, KI. Cader Ollicers Club, Young Dernocrals, Ouarlerback Club, lnlercollegiale Parly: DONNA JEAN MONTGOMERY, Pryor, Eclucalion, ZTA, SUAB, SEA Cornmillee, People-lo-People. ROW 3: MICHAEL LEE MONTGOMERY, Muskogee. Business, -SAE, AEROTC Drill Team, -ETX: R. DUANE MONTGOMERY, Lawlon, ABS: SHERYL MONTGOM,- ERY, Oklahoma Cily, Horne EC., KA9, Young Republi- cans, CTM Club: T. L. MOON, Pawhuska, Engineering, KE, AIIE: HARRY SAMUEL MOORADIAN, Niagara Falls, N.Y., I-lome EC. ROW 4: BARBARA A. MOORE, Tulsa, Business, ZTA, MKT, SUABI JOHN MOORE, Muskogee, ABS: ROB- ERT H. MOORE, Gulhrie, ABS: MARY JANE MOORE, Fairlancl, Educalion, K-UI, SEA: RONALD J. MORRIS, Blackwell, Business, AXA. ROW 5: JAMES E. MORRISON, Tulsa, AES, IN, IHS. ABS Sludenl Council, IAS: LOY E. MORRISON, Dewey, Engineering: WESLEY WARD MORRISON, Geary, En- gineering, KI, AZ, ASAE, IEC: HUGH EDWARD MOORE, Oulhrie, Business: VANCE MORROW, Bixby, Engineering. M SENIOR CLASS Some men found the Student Union fair to he Cold and wet as favorite girls, old Hamas, and many others threw water Imllunns at frozen Sigma Chis. Miller, L. Miller, M. Milner, M. Milner, R. Mifchell, A. Milchell, J. Mi+cI1eII, M. Moninger Monlgomery, M. Monlgomery, R. Monigomery, S. Moon Moore, B. Moore, J. Moore, R. Moore, M. Pags I 6 Morrison, J. Morrison, L. Morrison, W. Moore, H. Mires Monfgomery, D Mooradian Morris Morrow ROW I: FRED MOSTROM, Barflesville, Engineering, 'IrT'A, IFC: H. GWEN MOULTON, Oklahoma Cify, AHS, AAA, SUAB, Orange and Black Ouill, Murray presidenl, Young Democrals, AWS Legis- lalive, lIil'X, IRWC, AXQS Sludenl Councilg ED MOUSS, Okemah, Business: PHILLIP M. MOYER, Shawnee, Business, AKT, Officer Club: CHARLES MULLEN, Agra. Educafion, SEA, Young Republi- cans: KAREN MUNGER, Sfillwaler, A8157 JOHN KERMITE MUR- DOCK, Tulsa, Engineering, LLOYD WILLIAM MURDOCK, Harn- mon, Agriculfure, AFV, Sludenl Senale, 'I'-li, Agricullure Council, fblll, Agronomy Club, Soil Conseryaiion Sociely. Mosfrom Moullon Mouss Moyer Murphy Murrow Myers Narmore ROW 2: RENA CAROLYN MURPHY, Boise Ciiy, Business, DDB. SEA, Young Republicans, MKT, Orange and Black Ouill: JOHN LANCE MURROW, Clarendon Hills, Ill., Home Ec., 'I'Al-D, H81RA, Newman Club, Home Ec. Sludenl Council, SUABg EDWARD DOUG MYERS, Medford, Agricullurep CHARLES NARMORE, Lawlon, Educafion: FARAMARZ NASSERI, Teheran, Iran, Engi- neering, Engineering Senalor, 'I'll-Y, HT-E, ASME, Engineering Siu- denl' Council: MACK GORDON NAUMAN, Brisfow, Business. AXA, Finance Club, MKT, EKTG Sociely: HOUSHANG NAVAI Teheran, Iran, Engineering: BARBARA NEEDHAM, Slillwaler, AES. O Mullen Munger MurdocIr,J. Murdock, L. Nasseri Nauman Navai Needham Nelson R. P. Nelson, R. Nelson, S. Newell, C. Newell Newman Niclcell Nicholas Nichols C. Nichols, N. Noble Norman Norris, D. Norris, R. Norlh Odom ROW 3: ROBERT P. NELSON, Binghamion, N.Y., Engineering, ATU, AIIEQ ROSEANNA NELSON, Oklahoma Cily, AES, AXSZ, RXN, lniernafional Relafions Council, Young Republicans, STAN ROBERT NELSON, Walls, Educafion: CAROL ANN NEWELL, Hereford, Tex., Educalion, AAU, SEA, Kfifp JON A. NEWELL, Enid, ALS, 'I'II21, ACl'1S, Deanis Honor Roll, CARROLL COOKE NEWMAN, Pryor Creek, Business, KI, BAXP, Cadef Officers Club: KAREN KESSINGER NICKELL, Alva, AHS, SEA, AVMA Auxiliary, CARL EDWARDS NICHOLAS, Guymon, Engineering, HKN, AIEE, fifllll. ROW 4: CHARLES LEE NICHOLS, Enid, Agricullure, Eoreslry Club, Scabbard and Blade: NEDRA NICHOLS, Medford, Educa- lion, -XZ: LARRY JAMES NOBLE, Lawlon, Business, lndependenl Pariy, DON ALLEN NORMAN, Enid, Engineering, Tlflfg DONALD GENE NORRIS, Skiaiook, Educalion, Wesley Eoundaiion, Scab- bard and Blade, lndependenl' Men's Residence Council, Wesl Ben- neli Hall Council: REBA M. NORRIS, Cyril, Home Ec., Home Ec. Club, HENRY WILLIAM NORTH, lnola, Educafion, IME, Wesley Foundalion, OSU Slamp Club, GERMAINE ODOM, Haskell, ABS, SEA, ETA. P age 5 A., E.. .I 3 is I A f '33vyQ S. ., ' - pw' Tye' .I .ir r, I. A A ROW I: PAT OFFUTT, Olclahorna Cily, Business, MKT, BT2, Home Ec. Club, CTM: SAMUEL RAY OFFUTT, Tulsa, Business, Young Dernocrais, SAM: SANDRA BARKER OLSON, Waynolca, Home Ec., 'T'TO, General I-Iome Ec Club, Home Ec. Educarion Club, Sludenl Chaprer ol AVMA: MARY MARGARET O'NEILL, Sand Springs, AXS, Newman Club: MAURICIO L. ORTIZ, Bogola, Columbia, Acacia, Agriculrure, Pan American Club. ROW 2: EILEEN OSBORN, Ponca Cily, Educalion. BET: RONALD FRANCIS OSBORN, Pawnee, Engineer- ing, ASME, Young Dernocrals: RUTH LEAH OSBORN, Srillwaler, Home Ec., 1 I'I5,: ALBERT JOHN OSKISON, Tulsa, AES, Young Republicans, HAM: CHARLES WAYNE OSWALD, Ellcharl, Kan., Engineering. ROW 3: JOHN NEAL OTTO, Kildare, Agriculiure, Agronomy Club: ABDUL R. OUNSI, Beirut Lebanon, Engineering: JOHN FRANKLIN OWEN, Luflcin, Tex., Agriculiure, AT, Cade? Officers Club, SAME, Pershing Rifles, Scabbard and Blade, DSE: LARRY D. OWEN, Middlelown, N.J., AES, IIKA, EHE, Treasurer IEEE: M. L. OWENS, Muldrow, Agricullure, Agronomy Club, Soil Conservafion Sociely oi America. ROW 4: LOYCE SUZANNE OWNBY, Shawnee, Agri- cullure, I-Ioriicullure Club, Agricullure Council: KEITH LEON PADGETT, Ponca Ciry, Agricullure: NANCY JANE PAGE, Olclahoma Cily, Educalion, AXSZ, SEA, YWCA, Orange and Black Ouill, Educalion Sludenl Council: MARILYN RAYE PALMER, Odessa, Tex., Edu- calioni HARENDRA S. PARIKH, Bombay, India, Agri- cullure. ROW 5: DENNIS WESTON PARTLOW, Shawnee, Engle neering: CHARLES E. PATTERSON, Ada, Engineering, ET, Engineering Gavel Club: DAVID LEE PATTON, Elmore Cify, Tech., ISA, Tec-R Radio Club: WILLIAM PATTON, Slillwarer, AES, Arnold Air Sociely: JOHN DEE PAYNE, MI. View, Agriculiure. SENIOR CLASS Many hours of hard work go into making a home- coming float, hut in this case it was worth it for the Phi Delts, because they won first place. Offuil, P. Offull, S. Olson O'Neill Orfiz Osborn, E. Osborn, R. F. Osborn, R. L. Oslrison Oswald OHo Ounsi Owen, J. Owen, L. D. Owens M Ownby PadgeH Page Palmer Perilch Page 518 Parllow Paflerson Pa'H'on, D. Fallon, W. Payne ROW I: R. SHERMAN PEARSALL, Albany, N.Y., Horne EC., Pershing Rifles, Scabbard and Blade, l-IXQRA: VAN A. PECK, Comanche, Business, TNE: MARY ELLEN PECKHAM, Enid, Edu- calion: BETTY PEEPLES, Siillwaler, Educalion, BSU, TIT, SEA: ELDON D. PENDERGAST, Oklahoma Ciiy, Engineering, KA, IT, HTS, LEE PENNINGTON, Wewoka, ABS, AIIHA, ACS: SHARON PENOI, Ponca Ciiy, Home Ec., KA, WRA, Aqualic Club, General Home Ec. Club, Young Democrals, SEA, ACE: ROBERT L. PERRY, Okmulgee, Engineering, KE, IIKN, AIEE, IRE, ROW 2: CAROLYN JEANIE PETERS, Chickasha, Business, KA, Wesley Foundalion, Orange Ouill, Orange and Black Quill, BTE, NCAS, SEA presidenl: GAYE E. PETRE, ldabel, A8cS, AZ, AES Sludenl' Council, Siudeni' Associaiion secrelary-Treasurer, Who's Who: CAROLYN ANN PEARCE, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, AAU, Lassos and Lariais, SEA: DOYLE LEON PETTIJOHN, Lawlon, Busi- ness, Cadel' Oiiicers Club: JERRY CHARLES PHELPS, Lawlon, Business, lndependenl Pariy, Fulure Business Leaders of America: HOWARD PHILLIPS, Millerlon, Engineering, Arnaleur Radio Club, Engineering Club: C. J. PICKERING, Slroud, Engineering, Acacia, AIIE, AUT, Young Democraisg FLOYD DALE PIGUET, Claremore, Engineering, AIEE. Pearsell Peck Peckham Peeples Pendergasf Penningfon Penoi Perry Pelers Pefre Pearce Peiiiiohn Phelps Phillips Pickering Piguef Pinc Posi, J. Pipes Piler Plummer Posf, R. Posfon Powell, D. ROW 3: MARILYN JEANNETTE PINC, Skiarook, Home Ec. MKT, Home Ec, Club, CTM Club: PATTI ELLEN PIPES, Com- merce, Home Ec., SUAB, SEA: E. STEPHEN PITER, Yale, Engineer- ing, XE, ASCE, Newman Club: JAMES PLUMMER, Ralsion, Agri- cullure, 'I'KT, AZ, Aggie X, Arnold Air Socieiy: DWAYNE POL- LARD, Tulsa, Engineering, IN: CHARLES ALLEN POPLINGER, Tulsa, Business, ATU, Pershing Rifles, Advance ROTC: LARRY G PORTER, Blackwell, AES, ATS2, Band, KKT, NITA PORTER, Mus- kogee, ABS, Xfl, Angel Flighi, Speech Service Associaiion. Pollard Poplinger Porfer, L. Porler, N Polfer Powell, M. PreweH Price ROW 4: JANET M. POST, Barilesville, Home EC., IIBCIY, Wesley Founclalion, CTM Club presiclenl, Panhellenic Council, General Home Ec. Club: ROBERT EUGENE POST, Kingfisher, Agriculfure, AZ, Agronomy Club, ff'-E, VA: R. ERLENE POSTON, Lawlon, Home Ec.: DICK KERNS POWELL, Siillwaler, AXIS, KI: CHARLES POTTER, Boise Ciiy, Business: MELVIN ANDREW POWELL, Wesl- yille, Engineering, ET, ASCE: WAYNE D. PREWETT, Cherokee, Agricullure: CARLYLE JAY PRICE, Perry, Engineering, AIEE, IRE. Page ROW I: LINDA LEE PRICE, Lenapali, AES, KKII. K+. Mortar Board, AHS Student Council, Lassos and Larials, Speecn Correction Club' NEDRA GALE PRICE, Ada, Education? E. EDDIE PRITCHETT, Casliion, Agriculture, AFP, AZ, Aggie, Aggie Toastmasters, Young Repub- licans, JAN EVELYN PUCKETT, Sayre, AHS, ZTA, IRC, EAI, UCCE, ICP: JOHN HOWELL PURCELL, I-laileyville, ASS, lnlercollegiale Knignls, AES Gavel Club, ROW 2: GEORGE JAMES RAAB, Walonga, Agricul- ture' THOMAS L. RAGLAND, I-lartsliorne, Engineering, Hifi. ENV: JAMES D. RAHE, Tulsa, AES, 'l'K'I', Young Republicans, ASS Gavel Club, Jr. ACS: SHARON MIMI RAINES, Tulsa, Business, KKIY, Angel Eliglil, AWS, Biff, IAI, Business Student Council, YWCA: CHARLES T. RAMMING, Laliorna, AES, 1'-X, ACS, IILXT. ROW 3: EDWARD LEE RAPER, Sapulpa, Engineering, 'l'llI, Scalobard and Blade, Lasscs and Lariats, AlCnE, :Tp EDDIE RATHBUN, Cornanclwe, Agriculture, Block and Bridle: PAT JOHN RAZOOK, Watonga, Education. SAME, IMRC, Cordell Council, Cadet Officers Club' SYED MAROOD HYDER RAZVI, India, Engineering, International Muslim Organization secretary: JIMMY MORRIS REED, Alva, Engineering, IAS, AIA, Universily Choir, ASCE, YMCA. Beaux Arts, lndependenl Party, 'I'MA, ROW 4: MARILYN W. REEVES, Oklanoma Cily, Edu- cation, Orange Ouill, Orange and Black Ouill, SNEA, KAH: WILLIAM REEVES, Olclalvoma City, Engineering, THE, AIEE, IRE, Cowpolces, IRC, Young Democrats: GARY REID, Gullirie, Business, HGH, O Club: JOE FRANK REINAUER, I-lereiord, lex., Agricullure, KE, AZ, Flying Aggies, flflll, Block and Bridle, JAVITA ANN REINWAND, Lawton, Home EC. ROW 5: PAUL RENEAU, Medford, ASS, HAM, MKT. Young Democrats, BSU, AXQS Gavel Club: C. JANE RENICK, Miami, Business, SEA: RILDA RENICK, Mari- elra, Home EQ.: DANA DARLENE RENO, Stigler, ABS, KU, IIKA, Angel Eliglnl, Orange and Black Ouillg LARRY DEAN RENTFRO, Olcrnulgee, Education, AXA, PEMM Club. Page 520 SENIOR CLASS Price, L. Price, N. Prifclwell Puclrell Raab Ragland Ralne Raines Raper Ralhburn Razoolr Razvi Reeves, M. Reeves, W. Reid Reinauer Reneau Reniclc, C. Reniclc, R. Reno .P Brought to the Oklahoma State campus by Allied Arts, the Dave Brubeck Quartet plays modern jazz ln-fore a capacity crnwcl in Gallagher hall. Purcell Ramming Reed Reinwand Renlfro ROW I: RODNEY REPLOGLE, McAlesler, AES, TKIC, O Club: DIVA RESENDE, Brazil, Home EQ., KAII, ON, KIITO, ERCD: WAYNE ALLEN RESSEL, Randlell, Agricullure, Bloclc and Bridle: JOHN MICHAEL REYNOLDS, Haworlh, Engineering, :IIT ASCE: JUDY B. RICHARDS, Wallers, AHS, XII, URC, REW Execulive Council, ACS lreasurer, Orange and Black Ouill: LEOPOLD A. RICHARDSON, Nelh. Anlilles, Tech.: JOYCE ANN RICKNER. Seneca, Mo., ASS, -SAI, Uniyersily Choir: CARL ARTHUR RIDEN, Slillwaler, AHS. Replogle Resende Ressel Reynolds Rleharf Riggs Rimer Risk ROW 2: FRANK WILLIAM RIEHART, Barllesville, Engineering, AX, AIA, Engineering Gavel Club: CHARLES ROWMAN RIGGS, Poleau, Business: ILA LEE RIMER, Caloosa, Educalion, Orange Ouill, Orange and Blaclc Ouill, Grand Council, K3-II, SEA, AWS, Murray Hall Council: RICHARD BORDEN RISK, Tulsa, ASS, Acacia, Canlerbury presidenl, KVRO program direclor, Universily Religious Council, Arnold Air Sociely: KING ALLEN RISNER, Edmond, Business: CARLA SHARON ROADY, Ponca Cily, Home Ec., K-3, YWCA, FRCD Club, Young Democrals, General Home Ec. Club: RANDY ROARK, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, BEIH, Oovernmenr Week, People-'roePeople, IEC, ET: PAT D. ROBBINS, Hereford, Tex., Agricullure. Richards Richardson Riclcner Rlden Risner Roady Roark Robbins Roberls B. Roberls, J. Roberls, J. W. Robinson Rogers M. Rohr Rosen Ross, D. ROW 3: BOBBY ROBERTS, Grove, Engineering, UTI, IAS: JANET ROBERTS, Tulsa, Educalion, SEA: JOHN W. ROBERTS. Miami, AHS, Arnold Air Sociely, Cadel Ohficers Club: JOANN ROBINSON, Cache, Educalion: RALPH R. RODDY, JR., Musko- gee, Engineering, Farmhouse, ASAE, Il-IIC, Wesley Eoundafion: DORIS MERLE ROE, Phillips, Tex., Business, ZTA, Orange and Black Ouill, BTX, Young Republicans, Lassos and Larials: NANCY JANE ROEPKE, Alva, Educafion, SEA, Universily Choir, AAII- EARL PERRY ROGERS, Srillwaler, Engineering. Roddy Roe Roeplxe Rogers E Ross, G. Ross, J. Rosser Rossefh ROW 4: MAX ROGERS, Pawnee, Engineering, ASME, SAE: WANDA ROHR, Barllesville, Home EC., AZ, Young Republicans, SUAB, FRCD Club: J. DAVID ROSEN, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 DAVID FRANKLIN ROSS, Grove, AHS: GEORGE RAYMOND ROSS, Okmulgee, Engineering, TITE: JOHN D. ROSS, I-laileyville, Business: ROBERT ROSSER, Broken Arrow, Agricullure: ROBERT ROSSETH, Sleepy Eye, Minn., Engineering, fI'N'I, SAME, Newman Club. Page 321 il! AQYEHSU ROW I: WILLIAM RAY ROWDEN, Sand Springs, AES, EAE, Jr. IFC, Flying Aggies, Men's Glee Club, Air Force Honor Drill Team: ERNEST BERT RUCKER, JR., Bishop, Tex,, Engineering, AIA, Canlerbury: ROBERT L. RUCKER, Ramona, Business, AT, BFE, Business Council: REX D. RUSSELL, Alrus, AES, BGH, OAK, KIHHZ, Wlio's Wlrio in American Universifies: ROBERT VERN RUTHER- FORD, Tulsa, Engineering. ROW 2: EARNESTINE RUTLEDGE, Slillwarer, Home Ec.: MILLARD J. RYKER, Muskogee, AHS, 'I'X, Young Democrais, Cordell Council, Dean's Honor Roll: RON- ALD C. RYLANDER, Enid, Business, AT: RON RYLE, Tulsa, Business: EDWIN FRANCIS SAIN, Oklaborna Cily, Agricullure, GX, Block and Bridle. ROW 3: EDWARD JOSEPH SANDER, Newiane, N.Y., Engineering: J. FRANKLIN SANDERS, Brislow, Educa- 'rion, PEMM Club: JOHN RUSSELL SANDERS, Colorado Springs, Colo., Educafion, Flying Aggies, SAM, ASCC: JOHN G. SANGER, Tulsa, Engineering, TFA: JOE FOREST SANTEE, Cliarsworrli, Calif., Educafion, K-Y, Flying Aggies, Cadei Officers Club. ROW 4: AHMAD SAREMASLANI, Iran, Engineering, ASAE: JOHN K. SAUNDERS, Boise Ciiy, ASS, STA. OAK, A815 Honor Sociely, IMRC, Siudenf Senale, LYD: KATHY SAVAGE, Blackwell, Business, KAO presidenl, AWS secrelary, Morlar Board, Business Sfudenl' Coun- cil: JANET SAVILLE, Tulsa, Home Ec., ZTA, General Home Ec. Club, FNIA Club, ASCC, Young Republicans: LUCIANE SAVORGNAN, Venezuela, AXS, AX, ACS, Newman Club, Young Republicans, ENV. ROW 5: ROBERT W. SCEARCE, Talwlequalw, Engineer ing, AIEE: TED M. SCHENK, Hilclicock, Business: CAROLYN GAYLE SCHILT, Muskogee, Educarion, KKV, Young Republicans, K3-II, SNEA: BETTY BERNICE SCHLEGEL, Cushing, Educaiion, BSU, Young Republi- cans: RICHARD JOHN SCHNEIDER, Soulii Ozone Park, N.Y., Agriculiure. Page 522 SENIOR CLASS Surprised Cowboy gridders stopped practice to watch 3,000 banner-waving students march onto the field asking for 11 Poke Win over Arkansas. Rowden Rucker, E. Rucker, R. Russell Rufherford Rufledge Ryker Rylander Ryle Sain Sander Sanders, J. F. Sanders, J. R. Sanger Sanfee Saremaslani Saunders Savage Saville Savorgnan Scearce Schenk SchiI+ Schlegel Schneider ROW I: ROGER SCHNEIDER, Oklahoma Cify, AXS, TKICIANN- EVA SCHOENHALS, Shalluck, Business, GEORGE SCHOEN- LEBER, Sfillwaler, Engineering, All vice-presidenl, Beaux Arlsg WILLIAM L. SCHOOLER, Tulsa, AHS, lX:NEAL LEE SCHOOL- EY, Tyrone, AES, EM, BSU, Cordell Presidenl, lMRCg MARILYN SCHROEDER, Siillwaler, Eclucalion, AX53, ACE, Young Democrals, 2AIg PHYLLIS SCHROEDER, Slillwaier, Home EC., Home EC. Educalion Club, Newman Club, DONALD EUGENE SCHU- MACHER, Woodland, Calif., Engineering. Schneider Schoenhals Schnoenleber Schooler ScoH' Scovill Seafon Seebeck ROW 2: HOLLIS E. SCOTT, Mineral Wells, Tex., A8155 CHRIS SCOVILL, Ardmore, AHS, A815 Honors Seminar, flll: MELBA CLARE SEATON, Commerce, Eclucaiionp CAROL ANN SEEBECK, Choclaw, Home EC., IVV: MARY ANN SEEFELDT, Hennessey, Edu- Calion, ACEI, SEA, Tri ROGER LEE SEEFELDT, Marshall, Educa- lion, SlAAg JON SEELY, Tulsa, Business, TKE: PHIL SELLS, Norman, Business, EX. Schooley Schroeder, M. Schroeder, P. Schumacher Seefeldl, M. Seefeldf, R. Seely Se s Selvldge Severe, G. Severe, L. Shafer Shaw J Shaw, M. Shaw, W. Shdeed ROW 3: PHILIP LANCE SELVIDGE, Ardmore, Engineering, Bxf-:Q GAIL ECHOLS SEVERE, Tulsa, ASS, I'II3fI', Rifle Team, SUAB: LEROY DEAN SEVERE, Perry, Engineering, HKA, AIIE, Flying Aggies, Engineering Toasimaslersy CHARLES BROOKS SHAFER, Miami, HKN, AIEE: C. LARRY SHAFFER, Slillwaler, Home EQ., K-E, HKID Club: AMEN PAUL SHAHEEN, Binghamlon, N.Y., Engineer- ing, AT52, :Ty FRED SHAPLEY, iahleguah, Business, ATU: GEORGE S. SHARP, Tulsa, Engineering, 'bl-IA. Shalzfer Shaheen Shapley Sharp Sheehan Sherrill Sherrill Sherrill ROW 4: JUDY SHAW, Oakwood, Educalion, SEA, Wesley Foun- defioni MARJORIE SHAW, Duncan, AES: WILLIAM GARY SHAW, Sapulpa, AES, Theafre Guild, KOSU-EM Slaiii SANDRA EMILY SHDEED, Oklahoma Ciiy, Educalion, Governmenl Week, SNEA, Sioul' Hall House Council, NEA, K-ill, 'I'AI'I, Orange and Black Ouill, AWS Legislalive Board: SAM SHEEHAN, Midland, Tex., Engineering, Engineering Sludenl Council, Peiroleum Club: GEORGE DAVID SHERRILL, Newkirk, Engineering, IMRC, AIEE. Army Ollicers Club, Cordell Council, HARRIET SHERRILL, Owas- so, A8157 KENNETH WAYNE SHERRILL, I-Iarishorne, Agricullure. I Qgc 323 ROW I: GLEN CLARK SHINN, Cordell, Agriculiure. Collegiale FFA: JAMES MELVIN SHIRLEY, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, AIEE, Uniied Campus Chrislian Fel- lowship, DONALD T. SHOHO, Kauai, Hawaii, Engineer- ing, IRE, AIEE, IEEE: DONALD RAYMOND SHORT. Hennessey, Business, MKT, Young Democraisz BARBARA ANN SHULTZ, Boise Cily, Home Ec. ROW 2: FRED SHULTZ, Boise Cily, Agricullureg JAMES BRUCE SIBERTS, Henryefia, Engineering, Scab- loard and Blade, 'I'Il1i, ET: MASSIE B. SILVA, McAles- fer, Agriculiureg CHET SILVERS, Lawlon, ABS, IRC, Young Democrafsg JOE D. SKINNER, Lexinglon, Agri- Culiure, AFP, Horlicullure Club, Newman Club, Agri, cullure Council. ROW 3: JOHN H. SKINNER, Barllesville, Agricullure, Eoreslry Club, 'NI-E, Scabbard and Blade: CALVIN EARL SLATER, Clinfon, Engineering, AlChEq SHARON KAY SLOAN, Tonkawa, Educalion, AX52, Wesley Eoun- dalion, Young Republicans, BRYCE BRADY SMITH, La- monl, Educafion, ROTC, Cadel Oklicers Club, ZXTIE, Wesley Eoundaiion vice presidenl, IRC, SEA, OSU Phil- alelic Sociefyi CHARLES WARREN SMITH, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, 'I,ll l, ASME, IAS, Siillwaier Divers, Dean's Honor Roll. ROW 4: FREDDY A. SMITH, Carler, Agriculfure: HAROLD L. SMITH, Tulsa, Engineering, 'I'llI, HTS, O Club, JAMES EDWIN SMITH, Oklahoma Cily, Business, KA, AKW, League oi Young Democrals, SUAB, Socieiy for Advancemenf of Management Oicficers Cadef Club, JAMES PAUL SMITH, Chandler, AX1S, SAE, O'CoIly Ediior, Redskin Seclion Edilor, Dean's Honor Roll, DMG, Scabbard and Blade, Cadei' Officers Council, HAM, l962 Redskin Congralulale, MKT, f 7-EIIZ: JANET SHEL- BY SMITH, Oklahoma Cily, Eclucalion, Axfl, SUAB, SNEA, YWCA, SEA, Theaire Guild. ROW 5: JERRY MICHAEL SMITH, Terral, Agricullure' J. GLENN SMITH, Edmond, Agricullure, A-Z, BBB, Sr. Liveslock Judging Team, JOSEPH EMMETT SMITH, Oklahoma Ciiy, Engineering, ATA, Engineering Siudeni Council, W5YJ, Pershing Rifles: JUDITH ANN SMITH, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC., ON, KAREN SUE SMITH, Norwich, Kan., Educafion, AXQ, Morrar Board, Lassos and Laria+s, AWS, Execuiive Sludeni' Educaiion Associ- alion, AX!! presideni. ,E I SENIOR CLASS A fire :ilurm ill YVillurd hull drew not only the campus fire department in Z1 hurry, but also the campus police and U'Colly Editor Anne Larason. Shinn Shirley Shoho Shullz, F. Siberfs Silva Skinner, J. H. Slaler Sloan Smilh, F. Smilh, H. L. Smilh, llage Smillw, J. M. Smifh, J. G. Smi'I'I1, Shor+ Silvers Smifh, B. J. E. Smifh, J. P. J. E. Smifh, J. A. Shullz, B. Skinner, J. D Smilh, C. Smilh, J. S. Smilh, K. ROW I: ROBERT SMITH, Okeman, Engineering, TKIC, IW, Ver Club, INS, Aggie Toasfmasfersy WILLIAM DALE SMITH, Nowafa, AES, WWII, AES I-Ionor Sociery, Young RepuIoIicans: JOHN MICHAEL SNAPP, CInandIer, Business, MKT: GLEN EUGENE SNEARY, Enid, Engineering, IIKN, AIEE: JOE SNIDER, Owasso, AgricuIIure, Dairy Science CIub, Newman CIub, JACK THEO SNODDY, OkIaI'ioma Cify, Engineering, AT-X, AIEE, Wesirninsfer Foundafioni BRENDA LOUISE SNYDER, Perry, Educaiion, SNEA, FTA, ACEI. Young DemocraIs, Independenf Pariyt ROSE LEE SOLOW, DaIy Cify, CaIiI., ASS, GirIs' Ri'IIe Team. Smifh, R. Smiih, W. Snapp Sneary SorreIIs Sosa Sparks, D. Sparks, P. ROW 2: BOB E. SORRELLS, OkrnuIgee, Business, TKI5, OMELIO JOSE SOSA, Miarni, FIa., AgricuIIure, FFA, Newman CIub, Aquar- ic CIuIJ: DONALD LEROY SPARKS, TuIsa, AHS, IX, Scabbard and Biadeg PHILLIP G. SPARKS, Miami Business, Arnoid Air Sociefy, Coder OIIE-:ers CIuIJ: WALT P. SPEARS, Ada, AgricuIIure, AVP, JOHN C. SPITZER, Cneyenne, AgricuIIure, Agronomy Ciub, SoiI Conservaiion Socieiy oi America, BEVERLY M. SPRADLIN, Law! Ion, Business, Aquafic CIub, Z'l'Ay CAROLE VANN STACY, Web- bers FaIIs, AES. Snider Snoddy Snyder Solow Spears Spi+zey Spradlin S+acy Sfa nfiII Sfevens, Sfarr Sfarwali Sfearman K. Sievens, L. Sfewarf, C. Sfewarf, E. ROW 3: MONARAY STANFILL, We-sIviIIe, Home EC., AZ, AngeI Fliglnfg ROBERT STEPHEN STARR, ParagouId, Ark., Educafion, SIAA, OIAA, AIAA, AXA, O'CoIIy and Redskin Pnofograpner. Deans I-Ionor ROII, Young Democrafsg JOE DALE STARWALT, Bris- row, Educafionf ROBERT OLEN STEARMAN, Oklalnorna Cify, Edu- cafion, SEA, RICHARD KENNETH STEARNS, Cnenalis, WasIi., Engineering, AEEEy BRIAN K. STEELE, AIIus, AXQS, 'I'IIIA, Scob- Ioard and BIade, Mens GIee CIub, KKW, Uniyersify Choir: JAMES STERK, TuIsa, Business, AXQPAUI. DAVID STERLING, Norman, AgricuIIure, AZ, Deans I-Ionor ROII, En+o'noIogy CIub. Sfearns Sfeele Sferk SICTIIHQ Sfewar+, R. E. S+ewar+, R. L. Sfidham Shles ROW 4: KARL WAYNE STEVENS, Sciiuiier, Engineering, IIKN. 'I'K'I', IRE, AIEE: LOUIE W. STEVENS, Vinira, Business, AT, AKW, SUAB' CHARLES STEWART, Woodward, AES, IUIB, 'I'II:f EVERETT W. STEWART, Woodward, AHS, IX, SUAB, Young Re- pubIic:ans7 RONALD STEWART, SIiIIwaIer, AgricuI'rure, Dairy Sci- ence CIub, Aggie Sociery, Agronomy CIub7 RONALD LAIRD STEWART, Oklahoma Cify, AHS, llKAg REBECCA SUE STIDHAM, Ada, Business, IIIZII, Orange OuiI', Orange and BIack QuiII, NVE, DARRELL LEE STILES, Cushing, AgricuIIure, Aggie Toasrrnasfer, Dairy Science CIuI:, Jr. Dairy Carfio Judging Team. Ignnb ROW I: DAVID LEE STILL, Dewey, Business: DAN M. STOKES, Tulsa, ABS, AFROTC: SONNY STOLL, Challa- nooga, Agriculture, Black and Bridle Club, Senior Live- stock Judging Team: B. SHARON STONE, Tucumcari, N.M., Home Ec., Home Ec. Club, I-I8ilD Club: FREDA STONE, Colona, Ill., AES. ROW 2: JACK R. STONE, JR., Tipton, Business, EfPE5 JOHN STONEKING, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, HKA: SAM STOREY, Edmond, Engineering: DOROTHY SUZANNE STOTTS, Prairie Village, Kan., Music Education, KA9, Mortar Board, EAI: SUE SANDRA STOUT, Claremore. Home Ec., Home Ec. Club. ROW 3: DON N. STRAIN, Oklahoma City, Business, EGU. AKXPT THOMAS RAY STRAKA, Oklahoma Cily, Agriculture, BSU: CHARLES R. STRONG, Clinton, Edu- cation, EN: STAN STRONG, Blackwell, Engineering, BQH: BEVERLY JEAN STROUD, Moffett, Business ROW 4: CAROLYN E. STUMP, Salem, III., Home EC.. IVDB, I-Iome EC. Club, Young Republicans: ROSS STUNTZ, Tulsa, Engineering, HGH: DAVID EARL SULLI- VAN, Mangum, Agriculture, Pershing Rifles, Cadel' Offi- cers Club: JOHN SULLIVAN, Tulsa, Home Ec.: WIL- LIAM HARRISON SULLIVAN, Oklahoma City, AES. Bon, EM, IIEA, ROW 5: JAMES W. SUTHERS, Arnetl, Engineering, ATA, Beaux Arts, ASCE, LYD: TRELLA W. SUTHERS. Lake City, Kan., Home Ec., Home Ec. Education Club: LONNIE SUTTON, Oklahoma City, Engineering, -YT: JEANETTE LOUISE SWAN, Oklahoma City, Home Ec., ZTA, fI'T'O, Dean's I-Ionor Roll, Orange and Black Quill, Engineering Gavel Club Oueen, General Home Ec. Club treasurer, Home Ec, Student Council, Wesley Foundation, ERXCD Club, Young Democrats: JAMES SWATEK, Oklahoma City, Engineering, BQII, ASME. SENIOR CLASS By voting with money for the Lvnitc-cl Fund, OSL students selected Campus Clod and Clocliu Bill McDaniel and Kathy Savage from this choice lot. S+iII Stokes Sfoll Stone, B. S+one F Stone, J. S+oneking Sforey S+oH's Siouf S+rain Sfraka Sfrong, C. Strong, S. Stroud Sfump Sfunfz Sullivan, D. Sullivan, J. Sullivan W Page Sufhers, J. Sufhers, T. SuHon Swan Swafek ROW I: DONA L. SWEARINGEN, Tulsa, Educalion, URC, UCCE, AWS Legislalive Board, Ari Eilm Club, Grand Council, Sloul House Council: NANCY SHARON SYLVESTER, Perry, Educalion, SNEA, ETA, ACEI, Young Dernocrals, lndependenl Pariy: RICH- ARD TANNER, Burlinglon, Agricullure: JIM TARTER, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, HHH, IITE, Scabbard and Blade, People-lcv People, Governmenl Week: FRAN TATE, Heavener, Home Ec., AAII, Home Ec. Sludenl Council, 'I T'0, Orange and Blagk Quill, CTM Club: JERRY TAWNEY, Vinila, Business: GARY HAZEN TAYLOR, Sanla Ee, N.M., Engineering, AIS, Young Republicans: JAY B. TAYLOR, Tishomingo, AHS, KI, AEROTC Ohficers Club. ROW 2: JERRY LANE TAYLOR, Pryor, Engineering, KX: JUDITH ANN TEEL, Sapulpa, Business, SNEA, Young Republicans, TB-:I JIMMY DOUGLAS TELFORD, Gene Aulry, Agricullure, Block and Bridle, Rodeo Club: CHARLES LEROY TERRILL, Newkirk, Tech.. IIXE: JANET TERRILL, Pawhuska, Educalion, III5'I', Oflicers Coun- cil, Ereshman Secrelary, Varsily Review Girl, SEA, Kill, Orange Quill, Orange and Black Ouill: DWIGHT TERRY, Oklahoma Cily, Business, WMI, Baseball: HELEN FRANCES TERRY, Ardmore, Home Ec., AWS, FRECD, SEA: ELENITA THIMLlNG,Arnell,A81S, PEMM, WRA. Swearingen Sylvesler Tanner Tarler Tale Tawney Taylor, G. Taylor, J. B. Taylor J. L. Teel Telford Terrill, C. Terrill, J. Terry, D. Terry, H. Thimling Thomas B. Thomas, J. Thomas, M. Thomas, S. Thompson, M. Thompson, R. J. Thompson, R. E. Thorne ROW 3: BARBARA THOMAS, Blanchard, Business: JAMES LEO THOMAS, Gulhrie, Engineering, AUM, Lassos and Larials, :Ti MARY ELAINE THOMAS, Chandler, Educalion: SAUCY THOM- AS, Ponca Cily, Educalion, AXQ, SNEA, ACEI, YWCA, SUAB, REW: DAVID PHILLIP THOMPSON, Okmulgee, Engineering, ASME. DSE, 'I'KE, GERALD ROBERT THOMPSON, Midwesl Cily, Engi- neering, URC, IMRC, IRE, lIKNg JERRY THOMPSON, Slillwaler, Engineering, BETH, KENNETH LYLE THOMPSON, Oklahoma Cily. AHS. Thompson, D. Thompson, G. Thompson, J. Thompson, K. Thornhill Thornlon, J. Thornfon, R. Thurman ROW 4: MARY CATHERINE THOMPSON, Tulsa, Educalion. SNEA, Thealre Guild, Grand Council, Willard House Council, Ex- eculive Council: ROBERT JOHN THOMPSON, Perry, Educalion, :AID RONALD EDWARD THOMPSON, Denver, Colo., Engineer- ing, ASCE, XI5: EDWIN THOMAS THORNE, Oklahoma Cily, AHS, ATA: WILLIAM J. THORNHILL, Henryella, Engineering, IIT-3: JAMES THORNTON, Barnsdall, Business: ROY THORNTON, Midwesl Cily, Engineering, KA, AIA, SAM, Young Democrals, -ET. lnlercollegiale Parly: CHARLES WESLEY THURMAN, Alva, Agri- cullure, Agronomy Club. Page 527 ROW I: CAROL J. TILLEY, Slillwafer, Educalionj WAYNETTE TILLEY, Elle Cily, Educaiion, XII, WRA, SEA: DAVID BRYAN TIMBERLAKE, Ponca Cify, Engi- neering, K-Y, IFC, AIA, OSE, Cadel Officers Club: DON TIMBERLAKE, Ponca Cily, Business, KE, lnlerira- Iernify Council president Blue Key, Disfinguislwed Mili- Iary Sludent Finance Club: JANE ANN TINDALL, Barllesville, Educalion, Ki, SNEA Council, IRC, SUAB, ACE. ROW 2: SAM D. TODD, Cliecolalw, Agricullureq MA- RIAN TOLES, Mariella, AHS, Women's Glee Club, TOMMIE DEAN TOMMEY, Olcmulgee, Educalionp JOE W. TOMPKINS, Ponca Cily, Engineering, Tecli E. Club, ISA: MARILYN JANE TOWRY, Tulsa, A8rS, AXS2, Lassos Young Democrals, ICP, UCCE. ROW 3: DAVID ORION TRAVIS, Calvin, Agricullure, BSU, Agronomy Club: JERRY TROTTMANN, Oklahoma Ciiy, Engineering: JACK A. TUCKER, Mullen, Neb., AVP, Agricullure, Block and Bridle, IEC: DALE RAWL- INS TUFFORD, Roosevelt AXIS: BARBARA TUNIN, Barllesville, Educalion, SNEA, ROW 4: BRENDA KAY TURNER, Midwest Cify, Educa- Tion, IIBKP, Mortar Board, SEA, Aggie Sweeflieart Edu- calion Sludenl Council, KAII, ETA, Angel Eliglwt LOUIS BROWN TURNER, Hendrix, Engineering, AICIwE: JOHN K. TYREE, Lawton, Educalion, Varsily Eoolballq RICH- ARD J. UJHELY, Linden, NJ., AKXV: PHILLIS JANE UTSLER, Miami, Educalion, Tlwealre Guild, ROW 5: MILTON ROSS VANATTA, Barllesville, Busi- ness, Cadef Officers Club, AK'I': MARGARET VAN- BEBER, Shawnee, AXQS, Young Republicans, Eilm Club: WILLIAM G. VANDERGRIFT, Shawnee, Business, SAIC, NANCY JANE VANDERWORK, Waukomis, Home Ec,, Vxfillard I-Iall vice president IWRC Judicial Board, CTM Execulive Council, A-EA, MKT, DSZ: JEAN VANNORT- WICK, Wicliila. Kan,,A81S.AlII,AXrS Sludenl Council, 4-Y Page 528 '---.., SENIOR CLASS Final tests and term reports seem tn pile up :xt the end of the semester, and make one won- cler if the semester will ever, ever he over. , , Z, ,--, Tilley, C. Tilley, W. Timberlake, D. B. Timberlake, D. Tindall Todd Tales Tommey Tompkins Towry Travis Troflmann Tucker Tufford Tunin Turner, B. Turner, L. Tyree Uihely Ufsler VanaH'a VanBeloer Vanclergriff Vanderwork VanNorI'w1ck ROW I: BENNIE BREE VAN VACTER, Carler, Agricullure, AZ, Colleqiefe FPA. KA11. ZELAN KEITH VAUGHAN, Mmiesief. Agricullure, AZ: JANICE ANN VAVERKA, Hennessey, Business Newman Club, Young Dernocrals: ALAN WARD VENCIL, Rosen- berg, Tex., Agricullure, Flying Aggies: DARLENE VINYARD, Proc- lor, ABS: ANNABETH JACKSON VOLZ, Eairlax, Business: GARY VOORHIES, Olxlalnoma Cily, Tecln.: SALLIE F. WADE, Lirlle Rock, Ark., Home Ec., Orange and Black Ouill, FIYTO, I-Iorne Ec Club, I-lorne Ec. Educalion Club. Van Vacfer Vaughan Vaverlca Vencil Wagner Wakefield Walrley Walden ROW 2: DAVID EDWARD WAGNER, Vinila, Engineering, -XT, AIIE, AAS: TOMMY CARROLL WAKEFIELD, Paris, Ark., Business. Scabbard and Blade, Cade? Oflicers Club: BILL D. WAKLEY, Chandler, AXIS: VIRGILEA WALDEN, Tulsa, ABS: DAVID WALK- ER, Slillwaler, Engineering, ASCE: DONNA LOU WALLACE, lvlaysville, Educalion, SNEA, Womens Glee Club: NORMAN WALLACE, Bangor, Maine, I-IXIRA: GEORGE PAUL WALTERS. Weslville, Business, Acacia, TQKT. Vinyard Volz VoorI1ies Wade Wallrer Wallace, D. Wallace, N. Waliers, G Wallers, Warren J. Walfers, R. Walion Ward, J. K. Waflcins, R. Wallnins, S. Wafson ROW 3: JACK W. WALTERS, Wesfville, Business. Acacia, IIIKTI ROBERT LEE WALTERS, Slillwarer, Tecb.: JOE ROBERT WALTON, Midwesl' Cily, Business, A-SH, MKIII, Business Sfudenl' Council, SUAB: JAN KING WARD, Slillwaler, Business, BHII: JERRY DA- VID WARD, Barllesville, Agricullure, Scabbard and Blade: JUDITH WARD, Clnandler, ABS, AZ, Aqualic Club? LYNDA JEN WARD, El Reno, AHS, HI3'I', IRC, fi'Af'I, Young Dernocrals, SUAB: PAUL JAMES WARFORD, Wilburlon, Engineering. Ward, J. D. Ward, J. Ward, L. W Weaver Webb, D. Webb, W. W ROW 4: JOAN WARREN, Tulsa, AES, AXI3, American Clnemical Sociely, Young Republicans: RONALD E. WATKINS, Bixby, Busi- ness, AZIII, Scabbard and Blade: SAM WATKINS, Sapulpa, ABS, Scabbard and Blade: LARRY S. WATSON, Lawlon, ABS, Cadel Ollliicers Club, Enlomology Club, Collegiale 4-I-l, IIKA: JOE DORN WEAVER, Slillwaler, Engineering, AllE,: DEAN OLIVER WEBB, Tulsa, Business: W. ROGER WEBB, I-leavener, AXIS, AXA presidenr, EM vice presidenf, Governrnenf Weelc asslsranl direclor, Young Democrals presidenl, IFC secrelary, ICP vice presidenl: WILLIAM WEHNER, Dallas, Tex., ABS, EKIIIC. arford ehner Page . W f .ae ROW I. ROBERTA FRANCES WELCHER, Alamosa. Colo., Home Ec,, Home Ec. Club, Willard Executive Council: THEODORE W. WELTON, Arkansas City, Kan., Tech.: HENRY WENZEL, Tulsa, AES, IIKA, ASCC, :II-E. Young Republicans: ELIZABETH WERGIN, Bartlesyille, Home EC., AZ, TTU, Orange and Black Quill: MARILYN JOYCE WESSELS, Cherokee, Education, KAGJ, WRA, SEA, AWS Judicial Board. ROW 2: BRUCE R. WEST, Lawton, Business: LINDA LOUISE WEST, Oklahoma City, Education: TERRY C. WEST, Tulsa, Education, -SWE: CAROLYN SUE WESTER, Oklahoma City, Business, IIQH, Orange and Black Quill, Orange Quill, BTX: GROVER WESTFALL, Tyrone, Agri- culture. ROW 3: CAROL JOAN WHEELER, Elk City, Home Ec.: JULIE WHERRY, Bartlesville, AES, 1 I'B, Young Republicans, Intercollegiate Party: LYN WHITAKER, Tulsa, AHS, Young Republicans: GARLAND F. WHITE, Oklahoma City, AHS, HKA, Young Republicans, IEEE: G. ELDON WHITE, Seminole, Engineering. ROW 4: KENNETH WHITE, Broken Arrow, Engineering, KA, ASME: RANDALL WAYNE WHITE, Keystone, Busie ness, BX: THOMAS F. WHITE, Bartlesville, Engineering, ASCC: JOAN M. WHITMAN, Tulsa, Education, SEA: CLINTON BILL WHITNEY, Wellington, Kan., Business, 5-T, Arnold Air Society, Cadet Otticers Club, Intercol- legiate Party. ROW 5: JAMES LYLE WHITWORTH, Lamont, Agricul- ture, Agronomy Club, Soil Conservation Society, Aggie Toastmasters: DAVID WARREN WICKWIRE, Lawton, Agriculture, Forestry Club: RICHARD J. WIENCEK, Stillwater, Engineering, AIEE: JAMES RAY WIFORD, Miami, Agriculture, Block ancl Bridle: PHILLIP L. WIL- BANKS, Arlington, Tek., Business, AXA, EM, MKT, Ar- nold Air Society, Cadet Otticers Club. SENIOR CLASS Amid snickers, chortles, and outright laughs, two OSU students sit mildly humiliated after checking the strength of the ice on Theta Pond. Welcher Welton Wenzel Wergin Wessels West, B. West, L. West, T. Wester Westfall Wheeler Wherry Whitaker White, G. F. White G E White, K. White, R. White, T. Whitman Whitney Page Whitworth Wickwire Wiencek Wiltord Wilbanks ROW I: CONSTANCE SUE WILCOX, Baxler Springs, Kan., AES, BSU, 'I'9Kg ROGER WILE, Slillwaler, ASS, TWH, Scabbard and Blade, 'MI-E: R. SUE WILHITE, Eulaula, AHS, Tliealer Guild, BSU, DAVID R. WILKERSON, Weiumka, Engineering: JOHN L. WILKES, Oklalioma Cily, ABS. ATA. 'IMI-EI CATHERINE WIL- LIAMS, Pawnee, Educaliong CHARLES THOMAS WILLIAMS, Tulsa, Business, RGIT, AKXP. ROW 2: GLADYS FAE WILLIAMS, Oklalioma Cily, AES, HARDY WILLIAMS, Oklahoma Cily, Business, ATA, JAMES DOUGLASS WILLIAMS, Woodland, Calif., Educaliong JERRY PAUL WILLIAMS, Enid, Business, AEII, Arnold Air Sociely, Cadel Olrlicers Club: MARILYN SUE WILLIAMS, Coyle, Home EC., 'I'T0, Home Ec. Ed, Club, Orange and Black Ouill, Presidenl's Honor Roll, Home EC. Club, ROWDY LEON WILLIAMS, Broken Arrow, AHS, AT, Scabbard and Bladep THOMAS HUBERT WILLIAMS, Caroosa, Educalion. Wilcox Wile Wilhile Wilkerson Wilkes Williams, C. Williams C T Williams, 6. Williams, H. Williams, J. D. Williams, J. P. Williams, M. Williams, R. Williams T H Williams, T. R. Williams, V. Williamson, R. K. Williamson, R. L. Willis Wilson, D. Wilson J Wilson M. Wilson, N. Wilson, R. Wimpey ROW 3: TOM REYNOLDS WILLIAMS, Barllesyilie, Engineering, SAE, AIUT, 'NI-E, Lassos and Larials, AllE: V. CHRIS WILLIAMS. Cliouleau, Home Ec., Morlar Board, Orange and Black Quill, UN, BSU, IWRC, lWRC secrelary, CTM Club, 'l'T0, Home Ec. Club, LYD, lndependenl Parly, Dean's Honor Roll, Willard presidenlg RILEY KENT WILLIAMSON, Shawnee, Engineering, EX, RUSSELL L. WILLIAMSON, Slillwaier, Business, BUTT, BOBBY DENTON WILLIS, Weslville, Agricullure, Block and Bridle: DOROTHY J. WILSON, Lulner, Educarion, K'I', Wesley Eoundalion, WRA: JOHN H. WILSON, Norman, Engineering, KA, Cadel Oilicers Club, IAS, ASA, YMCA. Winningham Winferringer Wise Wllcher ROW 4: MARY LOUISE WILSON, Holly, Colo., Agricullure, AZ? NANCY R. WILSON, Oklalioma Cily, Home EC., Illiflf, Newman Club, SUAB: RICHARD WILSON, Wagoner, A8457 G. ALAN WIMPEY, Oklaliorna Cily, Engineering, 1-3X3 E. VANCE WINNING- HAM, Ardmore, A8fS, KA: RICHARD NEIL WINTERRINGER, Tulsa, Home Ec., Young Democrals, HSQRA Socielyg ROBERT WISE, Albany, N.Y., Educalion, Eire Prevenlion Socielyg BENNY W. WITCHER, Tulsa, Business, EN. 1 age ROW I: KARLTON WITTER, Tonkawa, Engineering, AlCliE, :TI SAMMY MARCELLA WITTMER, Ponca Ciry, Engineering, Engineering Gavel Club: ALVIN WITTROCK, Okarclie, Home Ec., 'I'K9, Newman Club, IEC, Young Dernocrais' VIRGINIA A. WOLFRAM, Dewey, ABS, SEA, Newman Club: WILLIAM WOMAK, Rarran, Engineering, Cordell Council, Engineering Siu- denr Council, IITZ, IMRH. ROW 2: CHLOE WOOD, Marslwall, Ark., Educalion: GWENDOLYN WOOD, Lawron, Business: ROBERT L. WOOD, Roland, Agriculluref BOBBIE ANN WOODS, Oklalioma Ciry, Home Ec., Young Dernocrais, CTM Club, Home Ec. Club, MKT corresponding secrefaryg HARRY WOODS, Pofeau, AXS, Sludenr Associalion vice presidenr, Srudeni Senare, Officers Council, Blue Key, 'Pill IIK-X, Young Dernocrais, EM, AIA, Wlno's Wlio. ROW 3: GARY EDD WOODSON, Enid, Agriculfure, Eoresiry Club, DON L. WOOLEY, Leedey, Agriculiure, Agriculiure Journalism Club, lndependenl' Parry, Agri- Culiure Council, Young Dernocrais: ANN WORLEY, Oklahoma Ciiy, AES, IVPI5, Homecoming publiciry cliair- man, REW publicily chairman, f'3-Eff, vice presidenr, O'Collegian assisfanf ediior, Varsify Revue commiriee, HAM, Orange and Black Ouillg RONALD GARY WOR- LEY, Srilwell, AHS, XX: C. SUE WORRELL, Tulsa, Home Ec. ROW 4: GLORIA A. WRIGHT, Frederick, AHS, KKIV. Angel Eliglwr, Panliellenic Council, SUAB: JAMES WRIGHT, Oklalioma Ciiy, Engineering, IX, LOELLA WULZ, Medford, A8157 HUGH FRAZIER WYNN, Ham- mon, Business, -Sill, RAW, flrlli, Scabbard and Blade, Business Siudeni Council, Cader Orlicers Club, Dorm B Council, IMRC, Wlwo's Wlwo, 'IHBFIN DARYLL WILLIAM YAHL, Kirkwood, Mo., Engineering, AIA, TK'I'. ROW 5: JAMES D. YOKUM, Ringer, Agriculiure, Col- legiare EEA, GEORGE E. YOUNG, Barilesville, Business, HIDE: JAMES YOUNG, Tulsa, Engineering, KA, JAMES ZALOUDEK, Enid, Business, AIII. SAM: CONNIE ZOL- DOSKE, Laverne, Business, IISZH. TRB, EAIQ Business Sludenr Council, Murray House and Execuiive Councils, Wesley Eoundaiion, NCAS, lndependeni' Parry, RTI. Lassos, OSU Marcliing Band, Head Maiorefie, Deans Honor Roll. Presidenfs Honor' Roll. wi . , ,... '55, WiHer Wiffmer Wood, C. Wood, G. Woodson Wooley Wrighf, G. Wrighf, J. Pflge Yoltum Young, G. SENIOR CLASS After four years nr more of studying, a senior should be entitled to let himself go and tell the campus that he is throughg he has it made. WiHrocIc Wolfram Wcmalr Wood, R. Woods, B. Woods. H Worley, A. Worley, R. Worrell Wulz Wynn Yahl Young, J. Zaloudelr ZOldO5ke JUNIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Bob Johnson, Presi- dent Carol Jo Brian, Secrefary-Treasurer: Carolyn Fisher, Vice President Page 533 1, 1 1 JUNIOR CLASS ABELL, EVELYN Kan. Cily, Mo. Ed ucalion ALBIN, BETTY Auslin, Tex. Educalion ANDERSON, LYNN Slillwaler Business ACKERSON, ADAIR, VIRGIL JAYNE Oklahoma Cily Tulsa Educalion Home Ec, ALBIN, ALCOCK, SALLY JAMES Tulsa Oklahoma Cify A815 AES ANDERSON, ANSON, NICHOLOS LINDA Srillwarer Seminole Engineering A815 ADAMS. BARBARA Ponca Cily Business ALLEN, DARLA Leecley Home Ec. APPLE, SHERRY Comanche Business A ADAMS, LARRY Perry Engineering ALLEN, LINDA Pawhuska Home Ec. ARMSTRONG, TIM Midwesl Cily Business ADAMS, SALLI Vinila Business ALLEN, MARY Wisler Home Ec. ARNOLD. EDWARDS Oklahoma Cily Engineering ADAMS, SUE Choclaw Educalion ALLISON, CAROL Lawlon Educalion ASHLEY. LILLARD Boley A815 ADDINGTON, AGON, AKIN, JEANIE KIRK TOM Tulsa Cape Vincenl, Frederick Eclucalion N.Y., Engr. Agricullure AMINI, AMMERMAN, ANDERSON ABBAS LLOYD JOAN Iran Arkansas Cily, Shawnee Engineering Kan., Bus. Home Ec. ATKINS, ATTOCKNIE, AUSTIN, RODGER FANCHAN GEORGE Jenks Lawron Tulsa Agricullure Business Educalion AYRES, BAILEY, BAIR, BAIRD, BAKER, BAKER, GLORIA DAN NANCY JOHN CAROLYN RUTH I-Ienryella Broken Arrow Selman Claremore Duncan Enid Educalion A815 AHS AES Eclucalion Eclucalion BANAN, BANNINK, BARCLAY, BARKER, BARKSDALE, BARNES, SHAHRIKH ENGBERT BILL WILLIAM WILLIAM MICHAEL Iran Pararnounl, Cal. Cushing Oklahoma Cily Alpena, Mich. Vinila Agricullure Engineering A815 Engineering Engineering Business BARTELL, BAWADIKJI, BEACH, BEARD, BEASLEY, BEAUCHAMP, JOYCE MUNEER JAMES RENA CONNIE JAMES Slillwaler Slillwaler Weslville Mangum Oklahoma Cily Slillwaler AHS Engineering Agricullure ABS Educalion Business Page 534 BALDRIDGE, GEORGE Miami Tech. BARNES, GAYLE Gray Home Ec. BEAVER, WESLEY Sapulpa A815 BALIZER, KENNETH Eoresl Hills N.Y., Engr. BARNES, STEPHEN Miami A815 BECK, DALE Plevna, Kan. Agricullure BALKMAN, MACK Eairlax Agricullure BARN ETT, ROBERT Los Angeles, Calif., Agri. BEDFORD, JANET Tulsa Educalion BALLEW, RONALD Tulsa A815 BARR, MICHAEL Manchesler Business BEDWELL, SHERRY Okeene Business EEBY. ICHARD nid .ducalion ENTON, AYMOND and Springs XS IRCH. ERRY avis gricullure BEECHAM, BEERY, BELL. ROGER JAMES BARBARA Siillwaler Gufhrie Seminole Engineering Business A815 BERG, BERGER, BERGIN, KAREN CAROL JOHN Enid Sfillwaier Barilesville A815 Business Business BITTING, BLACK, BLACKARD, JEROME JERRY ROBBIE Wesiern Springs, Oklahoma Cify Siilwell Ill., Agri, Business A815 BELLAMY, SHEILA Danville A818 BERNARDI, HELEN Miami Educaiion BLAINE, SUE Taloga Home Ec. BELMEAR, CLINTON Renirow Agriculiure BERRY, SUZANNE Oklahoma Cify Home EC. BLANKENSHIP, DUMONT Picher A815 JUNIOR CLASS BENHAM, LINDA Morlon Home Ec. BEVERAGE, WAYNE M uskogee Engineering BLAYLOCK, BEVERLY Eairland Home EC. BENNETT. PAULETTE Yukon Business BEY, VICTOR Coalgaie Engineering BLEAKNEY, KAY Oklahoma Ciiy A815 BENSON, BENSON, JAMES NANCY Okemah Tulsa Agriculfure Educaiion BIERLY, BILGER, JAMES GARRY Shawnee Cashion Engineering Agriculfure BLOODWORTH,BLUMHOF. BARBARA CA ROLYN Washingion, Oklahoma Cify D.C,, A815 Business BLY. SYLVIA Sfillwaier A813 BOWLIN, WILLIAM Poieau Business BRASE, SUE Tulsa Educaiion BOGARD, BOGGS, BOGLE. PAT RICHARD CHARLES Meiairie, La. Tulsa Oklahoma Ciiy Engineering A815 Engineering BOWYER, BOYD, BOYER, JAMES DOUGLAS JAMES Tulsa Claremore Pond Creek Agriculiure A815 Agricullure BRAWLEY, BRENNINGER, BRIDENTHAL. JUDY KENNETH WILLIAM Oklahoma Ciiy Slillwaler Muskogee Educafion Engineering A815 BOHANNON, LARRY Tulsa Business BRADFORD, HELEN New York, N,Y. Eclucaiion BRIDGE. LINDA Chandler Eclucafion BOHL. JIM Lawlon A815 BRADLEY, ANTHONY Ponca Ciiy A815 BRIEN, CAROL Wood River, Educalion BOND, RONALD Alfalfa Engineering BRALEY. PATRICIA Fairview A815 BROADDUS, JOE Slillwaier Business BONDURANT, SUE Tulsa Educaiion BRANDON, J. L. Ponca Ciiy Agriculiure BROADHEAD, GARY Tulsa Educaiion BOOTH, SONNY Miami Pxgriculiure BRANSTETTER, JUDY Jenks Home EC. BROWN, JIM Shaifuck Business BOWERS, JIMMIE Tulsa Educalion BRANSTETTER, MARGARET Bufialo Home Ec. BROWN. LEANN Shawnee ASS Page 535 JUNIOR CLASS BROWN, MARY Oklaliorna Ciry I-Iorne EC. BURCKHALTER, JAMES Vin ila AES BUTLER. BARBARA Pauls Valley Educalion BROWN, RICHARD Piedmonl Engineering BU RDETTE, ROBERTA Broken Arrow A818 BUTLER, CHUCK Clioclaw Agricullure BROWN, BRYANT, BUCHANAN, BUCHWALD, STANLEY NORMAN ANN DONALD Columbia, S.C. Tulsa Sulplriur Eaxon Business ABS Home EC. Educaiion BURKES, BURKHART, BURNET, BURRIS, JAMES ERNEST MARSHALL MARGARET Blair I-Iunnewell, Kan. Mancliesler Tulsa ABS Business Agriculfure ABS BYNUM, CAILLOUX, CAIN, CALDWELL. AUSTIN CAMILLE JAMES JAN Eldorado Tulsa Tulsa Oklahoma Ciry Agriculfure ASIS Business ABS BUCKLES, JANICE Dacoma Educafion BURRIS, GLADEEN Siillwaler Educalion CALDWELL. MARY Paoli Business BUFFO, JOHNNY Harfslworne Agricullure BURTON, NANCY Eorl' Gibson Business CALLAHAN, CARRIE Tulsa A815 BUMGARDNER, BUNCH, CHARLES Cliickaslia Business BURY, DAVID Tulsa Business CAMERON, DAVID I-Ienryeiia Business GLEN Colleyville, Kan., Busines BUSWELL. JIM Oklalworna Ci Business CAMPBELL, JAMES Tulsa ABS CARPENTER, CARRUTH. CAMPBELL, CAMPBELL, CAMPBELL, CARBERRY, CARLILE, CARMAN, JERRY MARY RON STERLING CAROL ROBERT LAREECA Clieyenne Oklahoma Cily I-Ieavener Gurlwrie Ponca Cily Keo+a Jelierson Agriculiure A815 Engineering Business Educalion Agriculfure Home EQ. CARVER, CASADY, CASEY, CASKEY, CASSETTY, CASTLE, CAUDELL. JIMMY MARY JAROLD PHILIP JACOUELINE FRED JIMMY Miami WalnulCreek, Shawnee Srillwaler Oklalwoma Ciry Tulsa Lawlon Educarion Calif., Educ. 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AHS Engineering SCHIMMEL, SCHMALL, SCHMIDT, SCHMIDT, SCHMIDT, SCHMINKE, SCHMITZ, SCHOELEN, SCHOENHALS, SCHOTT, RONALD CHRISTINE JOHN JAMES MARY NOREITA ARBA BETTY DONALD VAL Arapaho Kansas Cily, Befhany Turpin Turpin Marshall Covinglon Kingfisher Shafluck Sfillwaler Engineering Kan., A8.S ABS Engineering Home EC. Business Home Ec. Business A815 Business SCHROCK, SCHROEDER, SCHROEDER, SCHULTZ, SCHULZ, SCOTT, SCOTT, SCOTT, SCOTT, SCOTT, SHARRON DAVID JOAN BILLY CHARLOTTE CHARLENE COLEMAN JUDY LARRY MARTHA Pawhuska Enid Slillwaler Medford Midwesl Cily Tulsa Sapulpa Oklahoma Cily Mangum Tulsa A815 A8.S ABS A315 A815 Business Agricullure A815 Business A815 Page 597 FRESHMAN CLASS SCOTT, SCRIBNER, SEAWRIGHT, WILLIAM SONDRA RODNEY Oklahoma Ciiy Muskogee Hooker AHS AES Engineering SEMPLE, SERVICE, SEVERS, TERRY LINDA PATRICIA Tulsa Edmond Oklahoma Cily Engineering Home Ec. Business SHELBY, SHEPHERD, SHERIDAN, LAURA JOEL GARY Wichila, Kan. Tulsa Barilesville AHS Educalion ASS SEBRING. JERRY Slillwafer Engineering SEWELL, BETTY Siillwaier Business SHERIDAN, PHILLIP Tulsa ARS SEDBERRY, MARTHA EI Reno AES SEWELL, MIKE Pawhuska Home Ec. SHERLE, JOE Hobari Engineering SEELY, HELEN Chickasha A815 SHAKLEE, LANA Helena A815 SHERMAN, MICHAEL Tulsa Engineering SELBY, DAVID Kingfisher Engineering SHAKLEE, MARVA Enid A815 SHERRER, ROBERT Snow Agriculiure SELLERS, HERBERT Sand Springs A815 SHANNON, DOUGLAS Monrovia, Calif., Educ. SHERRILL, SANDRA Midwesf Ci'ry AHS SELLS. GRADY Geary Engineering SHARP, DONALD Oklahoma Cily Engineering SHERWOOD, CAROLYN Tulsa ABS SELMAN, WILLIAM Woodward Agricullure SH EARER. KATHY Tulsa A815 SHERWOOD, ROBERT Sfillwaler AES SHEWEY, SHIDLER, SHIPP, SHIRK, SHIRLEY, SHIRLEY, GERALD FRANK EARL JUDY MARY RONALD Orienfa Oklahoma Cify ldabel Oklahoma Cify Tulsa Ballinger, Tex. A815 Business Business Home EC. AES A815 SHORT, SHRIVER, SHULL, SHURIG, SHUSS, SHUTTEE, JEFFERY JUDY GARY TERRY LAQUITA LINDA S+illwaTer Barilesville Dewey Tulsa Ponca Cify Enid Home Ec. AES AES Educaiion Home Ec. Educaiion SIMMS. SIMPSON, SIMPSON, SIMS, SIMS, SIMS, PAMELA LARRY MARY JERRY JOHN JOHNNIE Woodward Sfillwaler Enid Medford Muskogee Medford Business Business AHS Agricullure Business Home EC. Page 598 SHIRLEY, RONALD Oklahoma Cify Engineering SILL. EDWARD Enid Engineering SINGLETON, ROYCE Springfield, Va. Engineering SHIRLEY, STEPHEN Edmond Business SIMMONS, PEGGY Tulsa Business SKINNER, MARSHA Midwesi Cily Business SHOOK, RUSSELL Shawnee Tech. SIMMONS, PAT Perry A815 SMASAL, JEAN Barflesville Business SHORT, JIM Ponca Cily A815 SIMMS. NORRIS Oklahoma Cily Engineering SMAY, EARL Slrilwell Engineering SMILEY, DANNY Slalford, Kan. Agriculiure SMITH. MERRIEL Tulsa Home Ec. SMITH. SANDRA Oklahoma Cily Home Ec. SMITH, SMITH, SMITH, JUNIE ANDREW CARMELITA Hyallsville, Midwesl Cily Vici Md., Business Engineering A815 SMITH, SMITH, SMITH, MICHAEL NORA PAT Carlerel, N.J. Slillwafer Oklahoma Cily A815 A815 A815 SMITH, SMOLA, SNEED, TONI GARY VIRGINIA Tulsa Kingfisher Oklahoma Cify Home Ec. Agricullure AES SMITH. ELIZABETH Tulsa Business SMITH, PEGGY Kremlin A815 SNELLI NG, FLORENCE Claremore Home Ec. SMITH, GARY Cushing A85 SMITH, RICHARD Brislow A815 SNIDER, PAUL Sapulpa AXIS FRESHMAN CLASS SMITH, SMITH, SMITH, JAMES LINDA LYNN Oklahoma Cily Barflesville Barllesville Engineering Home Ec. Business SMITH, SMITH, SMITH, ROBBIE ROBERT RONALD Blackwell Tulsa Oklahoma Cify Tech. Engineering AES SNYDER, SNYDER, SODOWSKY, EARLINE ROY WILLARD Perry Slroud Fairview Business Business Engineering SMITH. MARVIN U nion Cily Eclucafion SMITH, SAM Tulsa Agricullure SONNENFELD, SHERYL Oklahoma Cify Home Ec. SOUTHARD, RICHARD Blanchard Engineering SPENCER, WILLIAM LiHIe Rock, Ark., Agri. STEFFENS, CHRISTINE Barflesville Home Ec. SOUTHER- SPACE, LAND, BENNY ROY I-Iobarl Chelsea Agriculfure Engineering SPLAWN, SPROULS, OMA CAROL Anflers Oklahoma Cily A815 Educalion STEINCAMP, STEPHENS, LYNN CAROL Ofis AFB, Allus Mass., Engr. AXIS SPARKS, SPARKS, SPEAR, SPEARMAN, SPEARS, SPECHT, SPENCER. JUDITH SUSAN PATRICIA WILLIAM SUZANNE CHARLOTTE ROGER Oklahoma Cily Barflesville Hanna Tulsa Tulsa Lawlon Tulsa A815 Educafion Business Home Ec. A815 Home Ec. Business SQUYRES, STAEHELI, STAFFORD, STAIGMILLER, STALLSMITH, STAMPS, STATEN, LYNDA DAVID ROBERT ROBERT JEFF JUDY SANDRA Barllesville Oklahoma Cify Pawnee Greal Falls, Elk Cify Oklahoma Cily Hennessey Business Business AXIS Monl., Agri Engineering Business Home Ec. STEPHENS, STEPHENSON, STEVENSON, STEWART, STEWART, STEWART, STEWART, JERRY RICHARD CAROL JAMES ROBERT VICKY WILLIAM Chickasha Tulsa Tulsa Hobarf Oklahoma Cily Ponca Cily Tecumseh Business A815 Business Engineering AES Educafion Agriculfure Page 599 FRESHMAN CLASS STICE, STIGALL. SHERYL SAMUEL Blackwell Brislow AES Engineering STOUT, STOVALL, PATRICIA JIM Oklahoma Cily Tulsa Business ABS STURGEON, SUMMERS. SUZANNE ROBERT Sfigler Tulsa A815 A815 STINSON, GORDON Pryor AXIS STOVALL, MICKEY Sayre Educalion SUMMERS, ANNETTE Tulsa AXIS STIVER, JOHN Midwesl Cily Engineering STREICH, TERRY Gollry Agricullure SUMNER, JUDY Shawnee Business STOGNER, JOHN Tulsa Business STRONG, MARYLU Edmond Home Ec. SURBER, ELIZABETH Tulsa ASS STONE, STONE, DAVID JANE Okmulgee Oklahoma Cily Business A815 STRUCK, STUDEBAKER. DOTTY TERI Aloka Nowala Educalion Business SUTHERS, SWANDA, NEAL LARRY Arnell Yukon AES Engineering STONER, STANLEY Enid Engineering STULL, WAYNE Dewey A815 SWEARING- EN, LYNDA Barllesville Home EC. STORMONT, STOTTS, MARILYN ALVERTA Wakifa Prairie Village Home EC, Kan., Bus. STUNKARD, STURDIVANT JIM MARIA Tulsa Aflon Home Ec. A815 SWEETIN, SWIM, SANDY MARTHA Tulsa Sfillwaler Business Home Ec. TABOR, TAKATO, TALKINGTON, TALLEY, TANKERSLEY, TANNER, TAPP, LARRY ETSUKO KEITH PEGGY PAULEE MARY RALPH Oklahoma Cily Irnaichi, Japan Verclen Oklahoma Cily Tulsa Garber Kearney, Mo. AES Business Engineering Business Business Eclucalion Agriculfure TAYLOR, TAYLOR, TAYLOR, TEAM, TEFFT, TELFORD, TEMPLETON, HAROLD SUSAN WILLIAM WAYNE ROBERTA CAROL DANIEL Oklahoma Cily Oklahoma Cify Tulsa Oklahoma Cily Enid Oklahoma Cily Tulsa Engineering Educalion Business Home EC. AHS Home EC. Agricullure TESSIER, TETEN, TETER, THARP, THAYER, THIEL, THOMAS, RICK HARRY JOHN CONNIE DONALD BONNIE DENNIS Tulsa Woodward Derby, Kan. Hennessey Tulsa Random Lake, Oklahoma Cily Business Home Ec. A815 Business A815 Wis., Bus. Business Page 600 TARLTON. WALLACE Slillwaler Business TENNILLE, CARL Slillwaler Business THOMAS, JERRY Blackwell Engineering TATUM, LINDA Oklahoma Educalion TERRILL, MONICA Sfillwaler AES THOMAS, JAY Sfillwaler Business Cify TAYLOR, BRENDA Chickasha Educalion TERRY, DAN Daylon A815 THOMAS JULIENE Okmulgee A815 THOMPSON, THOMPSON, THOMPSON, THOMPSON, BENNIE BUDDY DAVID FRANKLIN Oklahoma Cify Eldorado Oklahoma Cify Tulsa Home EC. Engineering Engineering Business THORNE, THORNTON, THORNTON, THUR, SANDRA CONLIN JACK SHARON Tulsa Pawhuska Midwesl Cify Lone Wolf A815 Engineering Business A815 TOWNE, TRAPP, TREECE, TRENT. WARREN ED CONNIE LUTHER Cushing Prue Oklahoma Cify Oklahoma Cily Engineering A815 Educafion Engineering FRESHMAN CLASS THOMPSON, THOMPSON, JAMES Enid A815 THURSTON, CHARLES Topeka, Kan A815 TRIVITT, DORIS Sfroud Ed ucafion LADONNA Oklahoma Ciiy Business TICE, ROBERT Stl-Ielens,Ore. Engineering TRUELS, KAREN Park Ridge, Ill. Business THOMPSON. MICKEY Beggs Agriculfure TIETZ, BETH Siillwafer A818 TRUMAN, ANNETTE Barllesville A815 THOMPSON, SHERON Marland Business TINKER, LINDA Barflesville Home EC. TRUSSELL. HERKLEY Tulsa Engineering THOMPSON, TERRY EI Reno Engineering TITTERING- TON, SUE Tulsa A815 TUBRE, JANICE Oklahoma Cily A815 THOMSON, TOM Slillwaier A815 TOLAND. DONALD Nicoma Park Agriculfure TUCKER, GLENN Burbank Business TURNER, TURNER, JAMES J UDY Tulsa Midwesr Ciiy Engineering Home EC. VAN LAND- VAUGHAN, ING-HAM,J. EYVONNE Sapulpa Muldrow A815 Home Ec. WADLOW, WAGAR, SHARON MICHAEL Ardmore Nash A815 Tech. TURNER, TURNER, TURNER, UPP, UPSHAW, UTSEY, VAN BUREN, VANDRUFF, LYNDA NANCY RICHARD JOHN SHADRA AULTON LINDA LEON Oklahoma Cily Tulsa Garden Cify, Chelsea Muskogee Oklahoma Ciiy I-Iarrah Cherokee Business A815 Kan., A815 A815 A815 ABS Home EC. Tech. VAUGHAN, VERNON, VEST, VICKREY, VINEYARD, VINSON, VOBORNIK, WADDING- LARRY ROSALEE, DON ANGELA SHARON MARYANNE FREDERICK TON, KAREN Hollis Oklahoma Cily Slillwaier Tulsa Woodward Shawnee Blackwell Tulsa Agriculfure Educalion AXTS Business Business Educalion Business Business WAGNER, WAGNER, WAKELEE, WALKER, WALKER, WALKER, WALKER, WALKER, GARY R. J. PATRICIA BETSY CURTIS JAMES KAREN MYRA Broken Arrow Oklahoma Cify Srillwafer Tulsa Buller Mz:Loud l-louslon, Tex. Newkirk Agricullure Business Educalion ABS Agriculiure Engineering ABS Business Page 601 FRESHMAN CLASS WALLACE, WALTER, WALTER, LEONARD KAY KENNETH Concho Needles, Cal. Gufhrie Engineering Educalion A815 WATKINS, WATSON, WAUGH. GEORGE JOHN KATHY Eorl' Sill Tulsa Tulsa Business Horne EC. Educalion WEHR, WELCH, WELLS, WILMA JUDITH NORA Slillwaler Slillwaler Parnpa, Tex. Business Business Home EC. WALTON, JOHN Duncan Engineering WEAVER. KAREN Skedee Home EC. WELSH, LYNNE Tulsa Business WARBURTON, WARD, WARD, JERRY JEWELL PAMELA Verden Slillwafer Nowala Business ABS Business WEAVER, WEBB, WEBER, DEAN TOMILEA JAMES Hugo Midwesl Cily Duncan Engineering Home EC, ABS WENSEL, WEST, WEST, JENNIE CHARLES SHERRY Union Cily Oklahoma Cily Oklahoma Cily ABS ABS Educalion WARE, BRENDA Vinila Educalion WEBSTER, BART Tulsa A815 WESTMORE- LAND, KAY Sfillwaler Business WARREN, SUSAN Slillwaler Educalion WEEKS, DANNY Barllesville Engineering WHEELER. DANNY Chickasha Business WATERS, PHILIP Oklahoma Cily Business WEHLING, CHARLES Eairmonl Engineering WHEELER, EDWARD Oklahoma Cily Business I l l l l WHEELER, WHITTAKER, WHITAKER, WHITAKER, WHITE, WHITE, WHITE, WHITE, WHITE, WHITE, MARGERY JOHN RONALD SHERRY FREDDIE GORDON KATHRYN LINDA ROBERT RUTHANNA Chickasha Ardmore Barllesville Perry Laverne Chalfanooga Garber Barllesville Hominy Drexel Hill, Pa. Home EC. A815 A815 ABS Business Engineering Business Home EC. Agricullure A815 WHITELY, WHITENECK, WHITNAH, WHITSON, WHITTAKER, WHITTEN, WHITWORTH. WICKERSHAM, WIEDERKEHR, WIENS, NICKY RONALD VERNON SANDRA DONNIS ZELVIA CASSIE JOHN ALEX CAROLYN Slillwaler Woodward Choclaw Oklahoma Cily Fairfax Oklahoma Cily Frederick Tulsa Enid Pond Creek Business ABS Agricullure A815 Business Business Business ABS Engineering Educalion WIGGER, WILDMAN, WILKERSON, WILKINSON, WILLEY, WILLHITE, WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, BETTY SHERYL GALE RUBY JANET ANNA ALICE BRENDA DIANE DONITA Nowala Oklahoma Cily Seminole Tulsa Sapulpa Tulsa Tulsa Council Hill Allus Senlinel ABS Business Engineering Business Home EC. A815 Educalion Home EC. A315 A815 Page 602 WILLIAMS, JAMES Lindsay AXIS WILSON, CAROLE Tulsa AXIS WIMPEY, PHILIP Oklahoma Cily Business WILLIAMS, JANET Tulsa A815 WILSON, DALE Elmore Ciiy Engineering WINBURN, ADELE Muskogee A815 WILLIAMS, JERRY Flelcher Engineering WILSON, GARY Oklahoma Cily Engineering WINDLER, MARSHA Enid AXIS WILLIAMS, JIMMY Gould Agricullure WILSON, HUGH Waukomis Business WINTON, THOMAS Miami Business FRESHMAN CLASS WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, WILLIBEY, JUDITH MARY SHARON Siroud Tyndall AFB, Sapulpa Educaiion Fla., Business Home EC. WILSON, WILSON, WILSON. MARY NANCY REAGAN Oklahoma Cily Oklahoma Cily Barllesville A815 Business Engineering WINTORY, WISCHOFF, WISEMAN, STEPHEN STEVE LINDA Tulsa Oklahoma Cily Slillwaler Engineering Engineering Business WILLMS, WILMOT, MARCIADEAN ERIC Kingfisher Laverne Educalion A815 WILSON, WILSON, ROGERS TIM Housion Oklahoma Cily Engineering Home EC. WITT, WITT, CAROL GERRY Des Moines, Iowa Duncan Educaiion A815 WITT, TOM Barilesville A815 NORTHINGTON, :HARLOTTA Sand Springs Educalion YORK. THOMAS Slillwaler AHS WOLF, WOLFE, WOLFF, WOLFORD, WOOD, WOOD, WOODS, WOODWARD, STEPHEN JOYCE PATTIE JOAN JOE MARILYN ELIZABETH MARY Oklahoma Cify Sfillwaler Oklahoma Cily Oklahoma Cily Lindsay Barllesville Ardmore Tulsa Business AES ASIS Business Agricullure Educalion ASIS Educalion WRIGHT, WRIGHT, WYLDER, WYLIE, YANKEE, YARBOR- YATES, YINGLING, YORK, DEDRA JOHN ENICE SHERRY WILLIAM OUGH, DOYLE JERRY LOU ANN HANK Tulsa Golfry Chickasha Covinglon Tulsa Booneville, Ark. Allus Elgin Diblole Business Business Home EC. AXIS AXIS Business Tech. ASIS A815 YORTON, YOUNG, YOUNG, YOUNG, YOUNG, YOUNG, YOUNG, ZOTIGH, ZUMBRO, ROBERT ALVIN BARBARA ERNEST MARCIA MARILYN SHARON CAROL SYBIL Nulley, N.J. Tulsa Sand Springs Oklahoma Cily Allus Norman Duncan Livingsion, Cal. Allus Business AXIS Home Ec. Engineering Educalion Home EC. Business Educalion ASIS Page 603 VVith a sweet, innocent look on her face and an expression of Z1 typical freshman, Trish Elgin accepts the freshman talent show second place skit trophy for the Gamma Phi Beta pledge class. The talent show previews some of the many talented performers who will he entertaining OSU students in various other campus events. Page 60+ ,sag W, fag 5 ZW M0 H3 '? u vffx X 3 sri? 31 2 :2 Q LL.LL X31 K' E W , gg, if new xp? At the start of each semester, the OSI' bookstore is swziinped for several days by students asking tor hunks ranging frmn i'hildren's renders In ndv:1ni'ed ezlleiilus. , .. , e s u 4 1 :I H -S : T 'T' AW' 'if N 1 4- I l g., , .......,. gi i. , riiliiii, K I ,Z .f ill' Q ' -.9 A ,I ' .' IT ,, .gi E of s 1' .l.....i...... Q Q. .'l'i- f qi il.. 35.55 5 Ja' A 52:5 Q3 - QS. afguggo g a'Q E DVICRTISING is an all-import- E ant ingredient in the RED- Owwf-0 SKIN because it roves to P students, faculty, and administrators that the business firms of the state have a strong and lasting interest in the Welfare of this university. This friendly relationship, in its turn, promotes goodwill. The compilation of names and numbers known as the index prob- ably becomes one of the most well- worn parts of the book. Through its use, old friendships may be renewed via pictures and new ones made. Nlen enjoy shopping for new elotlies, too? 'l'liese men are busy picking out their new spring wardrobe :it xi eampns slinpinr rnaylw lliey would he just looking. zip, 2 , n.,.,v , ' , ,::, P V' wi? fini? ' 1 1 is 4 gggws- -an fi' W' gif-f l W. Z, 33? X3 up., M vig 4 35+ f, jg? 1 K M1 Jn, X 'X f ,H A' ffm' , v 4 Q 'J 5 'Q Q r , 1 f , Q wb L I-' , ,g , V 5 2 de i Y 6 .' . .,. k - M A - f f 3,1-Q!! ' V..- Q? KN. 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Box 2501 North Street ' Telephone JAckson 5-5441 o CLUB QUEEN 1962-63 ANNE'I'TE MILTON by CHA? LVL 5 M f 805 MAIN Page 609 N Wm Wm STIZU1Q'4TER Men's and Boys' Cloihing, Furnishings and Shoes Campus - STILLWATER - Downfow ENID GO ahead banking The National Bank and Trust Company of Oklahoma City Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I 2, 610 Your Oklahoma SI'aI'e Universily cgifzfwfenlf mon Q22 ni I f PM J, ' CFI Il Q I il' 9- U c '- i i I I E 'f .. 9 'v ' . i -' I :Mix . 'mu 'I ' 'I' n .ffrffp grill ii ii ii Wien, ii Mi E., - O, , FACILITIES THE COFFEE SHOP A seleclion ol choice liood ilems lor breakiasl, luncheon, and dinner. THE FRONTIER CAFETERIA A variely ol Iasly, inexpensive Foods lor quick service, Serving breaklasl, luncheon, and dinner. THE BANOUET SERVICE Special service in our privale dining parlors lor luncheons and banguels lor groups up Io seven hundred persons. THE MEETING ROOMS The Union's lhirly meeling rooms can seal' over 3,000 sirnullaneously and range in size from sealing Capacily of under Ivvenly lo over rwelve hundred, THE SNACK BARS The Slarlighl and lhe Sunroom Iounlains are open lor in belween 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 Plnolography sludio DIRECTO R-ABE HESSER Crealed originally as a service Io lhe sludenls ol Oklahoma Slale Universily, lhe Sludenl Union has become oulslanding as lhe headciuarlers lor many ol Ihe universily adull educa- Jrion programs. In expanding ils services lar beyond Ihose ol lhe usual union, Jrhe Sludenl Union was hosl Io some 300 con- ferences during lhe pasl year. . . . and for visitors- The Union Club and Ihe Coffee Shop ...An 8 l -room, complelely air-condilioned holel righl on Ihe campus . . . Iaslelully, comlorlably decoraled . . . And a con- necling coflee shop where exguisilely pre- pared meals are graciously served. Page 6II 1 wQE.C.GQwle l 50 l.cnuAmmA's o 9 1 - M f ' 'WW' oKL,2i4'elaiR carfgliu.. I OKLAHOMA PAPER co. Established 1900 Oklahoma's Oldest and Most Complete Paper House Distributors ol Hy Grade Premium School Suppli 30112 C 11f YiOk1a. C y E 60511 I THE DAILY O'COLLEGIAN Serving Oklahoma State University For 68 Years , l KPMG T? L 2 MII 740 HHH! A AMERICAN IRON AND MACHINE WORKS COMPANY 5l8 N. Indiana Oklahoma City l cAPlToL STEEL s. mon co. Dependable Service Office and Plant - 1726 S. Agnew Oklahoma C' P1 1 ME 4-6381 I902 Aft St H t T . 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576, 137, 374, 408 ins, Wade, 490, 357 ire, Thomas, 576, 379 gue, Ray, 424, 436 n, Marvfin, 576, 152 r, Diane, 576, 238 nt, Barbara, 576, 167 ers, John, 554, 218 n, Kirk, 534, 187, 199, 403, 405 madi, Akbar, 490, 346, 347 med, Niloufer, 425 medi, Wasel, 426 rend, Donna, 554, 159 lsworth, David, 490, 218, 412 al, Osman, 490 r, Joe, 576, 175, 471 rs, Janet, 167 in, Patricia, 490, 254, 386, 387, 418 in, Thomas, 534 tgood, Mary, 554, 167 vi, Reza, 490, 140 erts, Larry, 490, 352 'n, Alvin, 576, 175 rin, Betty, 534, 192, 337, 394, 452, 164, 89 pin, Sally, 534, 203, 464 :ri ht, Jack, 576 zoclc, James, 534, 191, 420 en, Don, 490, 143, 437 er, Howard, 554 .xander, Donald, 554, 143 :xander, Emmit, 554, 143, 335 xander, Fred, 576, 242 xander, James, 490, 241 xander, Linda, 490, 254 xander, Mary, 490, 254, 387 xander, Mary, 576, 419 i, Md, 426 i, Mir, 426 i, Syed, 425, 426 Student Individual Index Allshouse, Susan, 576, 137 Alm, Philip, 487, 377 Alrabiai, Ghazi, 424 Alsouli, Sulaiman, 140, 425, 426 Alspaugh, James, 346 Amaranto, Margery, 490, 159 Amend, Bema, 554, 159 Ames, Joanne, 576, 167 Amini, Abbas, 534 Amiri, Hossein, 490 Ammerman, Lloyd, 534, 150 Amri, Azizullah, 478 Amro, Khalid, 426 Ancheri, Grac 425 Baker, Carole, 337 Baker, Carolyn, 534, 137 Baker, Charles, 4991, 346 Baker, Dellalene, 484, 376 Baker, Jackie, 554 Baker, John, 576, 143 Baker, Julia, 554, 367, 370, 391 Baker, Karen, 576, 159 Baker, Kenneth, 491, 229, 385 Baker, Linda, 554, 222 Baker, Mary, 576, 167 Baker, Nancy, 359 Baker, Richard, 366 Baker, Ronald C., 491, 366 Anliiony, 554, 400 Anderson, Anderson, Billy, 358 Anderson, Daisy, 490 Anderson, Daniel, 554, 143 Anderson, David, 175 Anderson, Erik, 554 Anderson, Howard, 576 Anderson, Joan, 534, 238, 464 Anderson, John Ralph, 576, 152 Anderson, John Robert, 471 Anderson, Kaye, 534, 222 Anderson, Marjorie, 576, 180 Angirson, Melrita, 554, 180, 399, 404, Anderson, Nancy J., 576 Anderson, Nancy S., 576, 180, 207 Anderson, Nicholas, 534 Anderson, Ruth, 490, 150 Anderson, Sara, 554, 213 Anderson, Terri, 554, 203 Anderson Wilton 576 Andres, Robert, 458, 469 Andrews, Marvin D., 360, 378, 411, 472 Andrews, Marvin, 491 ith, 576, 155 Baker, Ronald R., 576, 229 Baker, Ruth, 534, 22, 337, 394, 415, 418, 428 Baker, Thomas J., 491 Baker, Thomas L., 175 Baker, Thomas R., 554 Baker, Vicki, 167 Baker, William, 25, 419, 460 Balakrishnan, R., 478, 349, 425 Balaramamurthi, Kov, 349 Baldridge, George, 534, 143 Baldwin, Margaret, 554, 137 Bales, Janice, 554, 221 Bales, Robert, 471 Balizer, Kenneth, 534, 152, 349 Balkman, Mackey, 534, 245, 388, 419 Ball, Leroy, 412 Ball, Douglas, 478 Ball, Mary, 576, 159 Ball, William, 491 Ballard, Reginald, 491 Baller, Michael, 385 Ballew, Lisbeth, 554, 165 Ballew, Melvin, 554, 188, 196, 361 Ballew, Ronald, 534, 143, 404, 459, 469 Anniinos, Andrew, 491, 352 Anson, Linda, 534, 147, 436 Appell, Mary, 576, 21 Apple, Kenneth, 491, 366 Apple, Sherry, 534, 134, 137, 337, 384, 386, 393, 87 Archer, Ralph, 491 Ballew, Walter, 576, 143 Balsano, Charlene, 554, 159 Bamberger, Paul, 402, 403 Banan, Shahrokh, 534, 152 Banister, Lynda, 576, 180 Banks, Elbert, 355 Banks, Jerry, 576, 173 Ardrey, Jeanetta, 576, 167 Armstrong, Barbara, 491, 21, 396, 84 Armstrong Armstrong , G., 534, 249, 380, 388, 461 , Lewis, 414 Armstrong, Robert, 554, 152 Armstrong, Sandra, 576, 159 Armstrong, William, 491, 245 Arndt, Tommy, 491, 241, 470 Arnold, Barbara, 491, 137 Arnold, Edward, 534, 175 Arnold, Eugene, 365 Arnold, Wendell, 365 Ash, Linda, 576, 390 Ash, Russell, 554, 140, 355 Asher, Gilbert, 554 Ashley, Lillard, 534, 189 Ashmore, Kendal, 491, 387 Ashmore, Phil, 491, 246 Bannink, Engbert, 534, 352 Barakeh, Zouhair, 426 Barber, Charles, 343 Barber, Don, 385 Barohinial, Dick, 376 Barclay, Billy, 534, 214 Barclay, Boyd, 491, 230 Barger, Shirley, 554, 180 Barham, Mary, 491, 150 Barker, C nthia, 554, 25, 395, 409 Barker, Ll6yd, 486, 375, 377 Barker, William, 534, 218, 468 Barksdale, William, 534, 143 Bamard, Lewis, 491, 152 Barnard, Rebecca, 576 Bamer, Linda, 554, 150 Barnes, Ann, 577, 159, 222, 374, 334 Barnes, Barry, 577, 143, 339 ig, John, 436 len, Bonnie, 554, 203 len, Darla, 534, 149 len, Doretta, 554 len, Flo, 554. 159, 367 len Gary 554 len, J-ack, 484, 376, 408 len, Jaclynn, 576, 137 len, James, 372 len, Jere, 554, 226 len, Jimmie, 576, 152 len, Judith, 554, 137 len, John, 178 len, Larry, 422 len, Linda, 534, 150 len, Mary, 534, 165, 391 len, Peggy, 490, 167 Askew, Carrol, 491, 167 Astle, Frederick, 576, 152 Astle, Lindia, 554, 173 Aston, Gary, 491, 398, 84 Atchinson, Linda, 554, 137, 328 Atchinson, Terri, 554, 238 Atkins, Rodger, 534, 175 Atkins, Susan, 159 Atkinson, Carol, 554, 167 Attocknie, Fanchon, 534, 165 Aude, John, 576, 234 Austin, Georgie, 534, 140 Austin, Judit , 576, 188, 203 Austin, T., 412 Autry, John, 554 Avery, James, 393 Avery, Hubert, 576, 152 Avilla, Tommy, 576, 175, 471 Awakim, George, 478, 346 Ayres, Gloria, 534, 180 B Baade, Eugene, 554 Babb, George, 576, 175, 410 Babb, James, 491, 250, 347, 417 Babbitt, Jerry, 491, 246 Bachman, Dee, 554, 203, 337, 394, 420 Back, Richard, 554, 241 Bacon, Virginia, 221 Badaliance, Robert, 341, 346, 347 Baez, Pedro, 346, 347 Baggett, Charles, 491, 135, 139, 140, 384 Baggett, Thomas, 576, 143, 400 Bagwell, Bonnie, 491, 217, 392, 404 Bagwell, Bryan, 241, 418 Bagwell, David, 554, 241, 404 Barnes, Karen, 577, 254 Bames, Kenneth, 491, 140, 395 Barnes, Laura, 577 Barnes, Michael, 534, 459, 469 Bames, Richard, 577, 143, 402, 403 Bames, Roberta, 534 Barnes, Stephen, 534, 143, 430, 459 Bamett, James, 554, 143 Barnett, Mary, 491, 180, 395. 422 Barnett, Robert, 534, 143, 419 Bamett, Roger, 491, 143, 366 B-amhard, Gene, 491, 200 Bamum, Bill, 487 Barr, Michael, 534, 174, 175, 400 Barr, Toni, 577, 137 Barrett, Betty, 491, 180 Barrett, Jimmy, 492, 226, 349 Barrett, Ken, 492, 342 Barrett, Robert, 492, 143, 382 Barrett , Barrier, Ronald, 577, 143, 471 Leah, 492, 159, 396, 434 llen, Richard E., 485, 376 len, Richard L., 576, 209 ,1en, Roe, 348 len, Sherry, 576, 225 len, Susan, 576, 180 len, Thomas, 490, 453, 459, 462, 469 len, Virginia, 490, 165 flen, William, 490, 246, 453, 469 llison, Carol, 534, 180, 395 llrison, Darrell, 143, 486, 377 llison, David, 478 llison, Jimmy, 490, 191 llison, Nancy, 576. 167 llmon, Clinton, 490, 210 Bailey, Bil ly, 491, 250, 347 Bailey, Dan, 534, 143 Bailey, James, 554, 26 Bailey, Jos Bailey Ph eph, 249 il, 554, 152 Bailey, Richard, 486, 375, 377 Bailey, Wanda, 491, 137 Bair, Nancy, 534 Baird, John, 534 Baird, Lar ry, 554 Baird, Sandy, 576, 159 Baker, Alvin, 478, 352 Baker, Andy, 487 Baker, Benny, 214, 485, 376 Barron, Delores, 492, 159 Barry, Cindy, 577, 203, 401 Bartel, Harvey, 554, 140 Bartell, Joyce, 534, 409 Bartlett, Katherine, 554, 221 Bartlett, M., 359 Bartl-ing, Cheryl, 577, 167 Barton, Carole, 577, 149, 421 Barton, Margaret, 577, 159, 374 Barton, Ralph, 577, 226 Barton, Richard, 471 Barton, Terence, 554, 229 Bash, Dorothy, 554, E Basinger, Dennis, 577, 143 Basrai, Habil, 143, 478 Basrai, Shabbir. 554, 152 Bass, Henry, 554 Bassel, Pamela, 577, 203 Bassett, Jane, 492, 221, 464, 465 Bateman, Ronald, 577, 152 Bates, Curtis, 492, 372 Bates, June, 554, 137, 357 Battey, Robert, 460 Battles, Kenneth, 492 Battles, Michael, 492, 245 Baumann, Michael, 577, 200 Bawadikji, Muneer, 534, 426 Bay, Sharon, 577, 157 Bay, Wayne, 492 Bays, Harry, 554, 143, 276 Bays, Raymond, 577, 230 Bays, Sarah, 577, 159 Beach, James, 534, 366, 369 Beadles, Alvin, 555, 196, 378 Beals, Pamela, 577, 159 Beals, Terry, 485, 375, 376 Beam, Geor e, 577, 175 Bean, Donald, 555 Bean, Jack, 492, 372 Beard, David, 358 Beard, Mary, 555, 180 Beard, Rena, 534, 180 Bearry, Vina, 577 Beasley, Connie, 534, 238, 389, 395, 84 Beauchamp, James, 534, 242, 383, 384, 420, 83 Beavers, Wesley, 534 Beck, Dale, 534, 196, 372 Beckham, Mary, 577, 149 Beckham, Walter, 577, 191 Beckman, Bruce, 407 Bedford, Janet, 534, 159 Bedwel, Sherry, 534, 180 Bee, David, 478 Beebe, I., 555, 245, 419 Beebe, John, 341 Beeby, John, 555, 152 Beeby, Riohard, 535 Beecham, Roger, 535, 226, 346, 347, 460 Been, Linda, 577, 167 Beery, James, 535, 382 Belew, Jimmy, 555 Bell, Armenitta, 555, 192 Bell, Barbara A., 535, 165 Bell, Barbara, 577, 203, 394 Bell, John, 577, 204 Bell, Larry, 555, 175 Bell, Oral, 453, 459, 469 Bellamy, Larry, 358, 360, 368 Bellamy, Sheila, 535, 186, 217 Bellows, Joe, 353 Belmear, Clinton, 55 Beltz, Janice, 492, 221, 396, 84 Bemrose, Lynda, 577, 173 Benavides, Serwio, 478 Bengston, L., 398 Benham, Linda, 535, 159 Benjamin, Johnny, 492, 189 Bennett, Dorl-and, 486, 375, 376 Bennett, Paulette, 535, 180, 395 Bennett, Richard, 397 Bennett, Winifred, 137, 577 Benshoof, Oran, 555 Benson, Donna, 577, 167 Benson, James, 535 Benson, Julia, 492 Benson, Linda, 159 Benson, Nancy, 535, 149 Benson, Roger, 492, 462, 470 Benson, William, 555 Bentley, Garry, 577, 152, 403 Bentley, James, 492, 400, 404 Bentley, Nikki, 577, 238 Benton, A., 535, 250, 400 Berg, Emest, 385, 458 Berg, Karen, 535, 192, 395, 428 Bergdorf, Glenn, 577, 191 Berger, Carol, 535, 186, 195 Bergin, John, 535, 199, 382, 384 Bergner, John, 577, 175 Bergschneider, Vinc, 116 Berkey, John, 380, 385 Bernardi, Helen, 535, 157, 395, 437 Berousek, James, 492, 143, 355, 437 Berrong, Mark, 80, 417, 420 Berry, Betty, 238 Berry, Camelia, 555, 238 Berry, Dewey, 357, 405 Berry, Elizabeth, 577, 149 Berry, Joe, 555, 214, 370 Berry, Suzanne, 535, 149 Berry, Tom, 555, 246 Berryhill, Barbara, 577, 157 Berryman, Loretta, 555, 180 Bersche, Ron, 175 Bertch, Judith, 492, 192, 397 Bertrand, Barney, 191, 486, 375, 377 Beshtara, Joanne, 577, 167, 437 Bessinger, Glenn, 373 Best, Saundra, 555, 180 Bevelhymer, Velma, 492, 22 Beverage, Wayne, 535, 143, 346, 347 Bey, Victor, 535, 152, 459, 469 Bhatla, Manmohan, 347 Biard, Toni, 577, 238 Bias, Karen, 577, 207 Biiddler, David, 577, 175 Bierly, James, 535, 242, 397, 458, 469 Biggs, Jeanne, 492 Biggs, Ronald, 492, 242 Biggs, V., 577, 242 Bilbo, John, 555, 246 Biles, Jimmy, 492, 360, 366 Bil er, Garry, 535, 367 Billimoria, Minoo, 425 Bilyeu, Dennis, 577, 152 Bilyeu, Donna, 37, 399, 402, 403, 404, 405, 409 Bilyeu, Sheila, 577, 188, 217 Binkley, Robert, 577, 229 Birch, Jerry, 535 Birdsall, Michael, 175 Birmingham, Mark, 461 Birt, Gary, 492, 135, 174, 175, 384 Bishop, Darrel, 470 Bishop, Janna, 159, 390 Bitting, Jerome, 55, 241 Bittle, Cheryl, 577, 159, 390, 432 Bivin, Steve, 492, 369 Black, Amos, 555 Black, Eddie, 492, 365, 378 Black, Jerry, 535, 246, 460 Blackard, James, 493, 357 Blackard, Robbie, 535, 149 Blackburn, Judy, 577, 25 Blackledge, Larry, 53 Blackmon, Jerry, 493, 341, 344, 345, 458 85 Blacksten, Carl, 577, 143, 421, 471 Blackstock, Rebecca, 555, 238 Blackstock, Ruth, 555, 225, 337, 395 Blackwood, Robert, 555, 152, 280 Blaine, Sue, 535, 192, 391, 419 Blair, Johnnie, 577, 152, 404 Blair, Judy, 577, 173 Blair, Nancy, 157 Blair, William, 280 Blake, John, 577, 152 Blake, Rose, 493, 225 Blakley, Carolyn, 577, 159, 367, 437 Blakley, Glenn, 577 Blankenship, Dumont, 535 Blankenship, E., 577, 137 Blatchford, Rosita, 5TI, 167 Blaylock, Beverly, 535, 159 Blazer, Judith, 493, 217 Bleakney, Phyllis, 535, 203 Blevins, lla, 577, 137, 367, 374 Blinn, Roger, 555, 143 Block, Ivan, 493, 196 Block, Joel, 403 Block, Martin, 357 Block, Philip, 493 Blomeyer, Rosalind, 493, 137 Bloodworth, Barbara, 535, 149 Bloomquist, Judith, 577, 225 Bloss, Jack, 555, D9 Blubaugh, Mary, 340, 395, 429, 437 Blue, Alexander, 555 Blumer, Bert, 577, 151, 152, 367 Blumhof, Carolyn, 535, 217 Bly, Sylvia, 535, 337, 409, 412, 80 Board, William, 577, 152 Boark, Robert, 152 Boatman, Charles, 577 Boatright, Dennis, 42 Boatright, Judith, 578, 159 Boatsman, James, 578, 210, 485 Boatsman, Richard, 375, 376 Bockus, Jon, 175, 478 Bocox, George, 493, 175 Boden, Bett , 578, 180 Boeckman, 'l1ll1omas, 493 Boerstler, Barbara, 493, 217 Boerstler, Sharon, 493, 180 Bogard, Lonnie, 535 Boggs, Carolyn, 578, N3 Boggs, Richard, 535, 407 Bogie, Arthur, 578, 435 Bogle, Charles, 535, 175, 460, 470 Bohannon, Alfred, 493, 234 Bohannon, Larry, 535, 234 Bohl, James, 535, 175 Boglging, Audrey, 493, 180, 337, 387, Bohlmann, James, 555, 140, 373, 435 Bohn, Bill, 555, 152, 466 Boiles, James, 578, 188, 241 Boland, Aaron, 493, 253 Boland, Joyce, 578, 157 Boland, Webester, 555, 140, 468 Bolds, Nancy, 555, 173 Boles, Bert, 369 Boles, Don, 578 Bolin, Elmer, 493 Bolinger, Karen, 578, 21, 397 Bolt, ynanh, 387, 83 Bolt, Kenneth, 493, 200, 342, 354, 421 Bolton, Barbara, 578, 238 Bolton, George, 346 Bolton, Jianice, 578, 159 Bolton, Joel, 555 Bomgardner, Charles, 555 Bond, Ronald, 535 Bondurant, Helen, 535, 192, 337, 395, 428 Bonebrake. Nancy, 555, 159, 337, 419 Bonham, Fred, 359 Bonham, lla, 578, 159, 402, 403 Bonham, Linda, 393 Bonifer, Arthur, 493 Booker, Leslie, 373 Bookout, Beverly, 403 Bookout, Charles, 555, 204, 403 Booth, Cl de, 535, 196 Booth, Jo1?ln, 555 Booton, Paul, 555, 140 Borden, Bettye, 493, 137, 397 Bordens, Lewis, 264 Borgaonkar, Digambe, 413, 425 Bomemann, Robert, 367 Bomnda, Andrea, 578, 167 Bose, Kaye, 487, 377 Boss, Georgia, 493, 221 Boston, James, 242 Botchlet, Donald, 578, 175 Bott, Charles, 555, 229 Bottoms, Ladonna, 555, 217, 94 Bounds, Patricia, 411, 416 Bourk, Robert, 555 Page 621 Bullard - . 4 Bowden, Annta, 493, 367, 390 Bowdre, Louis, 357 Bower, Thelus, 555, 149 Bowers, Jimmie, 535, 398, 458, 469 Bowles, Bobby, 366 Bowles, Don, 578, 143 Bowles, Donald, 348 Bowles, Elizabeth, 578 Bowles, Jerry, 493, 218 Bowles, John, 493, 385, 387 Bowles, Joseph, 555, 380 Bowles, Zane, 484, 375, 376 Bowlin, Williarn, 535 Bowling, Carla, 578, 173 Bowman, Janice, 578, 137 Bowser, E meretta, 555, 180 Bowser, Sara, 374 Bowyer, Don, 493, 199, 345 Bowyer, James, 535, 196, 360, 372 Box, Gary, 578 Boxell, James, 578, 242 Boxley, Eugenia, 578, 157 Boyce, Poe, 470 Boyd, Bemard, 460 Boyd, Carol, 578, 157 Boyd, Douglas, 535, 241 Boyd, Floyd, 493, 246, 354 Boyd, George, 578, 218, 339 Boyd, Joel, 493, 143 Boyd, Patricia, 493, 165 Boyd, Richard, 493, 249 Boyer, James, 535, 233 Bozarth, James, 578, 229 Bradbury, Judy, 578, 21 Brgggn, Mary, 493, 186, 21, 394, 464, 5'a.li 'Zl' iiail' 385335 254 3 0 s 9 , , Bgadfoid, Kenilbth, 555, 253 Bradley, Anthony, 535, 242, 400 Bradley, James E., 578 gragley, Jafqrieslgl., 555, 230 ra ey, , 3, 200 ltlflaillyn J., 437 Bradley, Bradley, Marilyn K.,555, 149 Bradley, Michael, 493, 353, 431 Bradley, Ralph, 493, 152 Bradley, Sandra, 485 Bradley, William, 555, 246 Brady, Joyce, 397 Braley, James, 26 Braley, Patricia, 535, 21, 417 Brame, Dulcie, 493, 157 Brammer, Lohn, 555, 135, 142, 143, 335 Brand, Ric ard, 494, 209 Brand, William, 555, 152 Brandon, John, 535, 359 Brandt, James, 485, 376 Branen, Leonard, 355, 356 Branstetter, Ltidy, 535, 167 Branstetter, argaret, 535, 159 Brant, George, 494, 334, 335, 360, 370, 412, 81 Brant, Bohn, 494, 152, 374 Brant, agonyi, 555, 180 Branton, Warren, 578 Brase, Mar aret, 535, 167 Brashears, Roy, 555, 29 Bratcher, Nancy, 578, 217 Brawley, Ridy, 535 Brawley, ussal, 494 Bray, Bobby, 353 Brazil, Clark, 555, 214 Brechlin, Marcia, 555, 159, 42 Breckenridge, Jane, 555, Z Breed, Gloria, 159, 399, 400 Breed, Kirk, 264, 266 Breeding, Mary, 578, 167 Brentlinger, Myma, 578, 195 Brents, Terry, 374 Bretz, Kristin, 55, 225 Breuninger, Kenneth, 535 Brewer, Darrell, 555, 150 Brewer, George, 414 Brewer, Janet, 494, 150 Brewer, Leland, 384 Brewer, Ronald, 494, 365, 378, 419, 421 Brewer, Roy, 276 Brewington, Barbara, 94 Brewington, Donald, 264, 266 Brichacek, Peggy, 578, 147 Bridenthal, William, 535 Bridge, Linda, 535, 180, 337, 419 Brien, Carol, 55, 533, 21, 337, 372, 464, 79, 120 Brigance, Earl, 466 Briggs, Dale, 494, 249, 385, 280 Briggs, Kenneth, 494, 382 Brig , Raymond, 555, 246 Brigisam, Wilbur, 494, 357 Brightwell, Lawton, 578 Brinker, Robert, 555, 436 Brinley, Cheryl, 578, 159 Brintle, Jerry, 355, 356, 434 Brisco, Shirley, 578 Briscoe, Linda, 555, 159, 386 Bristof, Judy, 578, 173, 42 Britton, Joseph, 578, 196 Britton, Roy, 578, 196, 361, 378 Brix, Joan, 411 Broaddus, Joe, 535 Broadhead, Gary, 535, 398, 458, 469 Broce, James, 372 Brock, Barbara, 578 Brock, Gary, 555, 142, 143 Broderick, Robert, 355 Brogdon, James, 494, 230, 82 Brook, Barbara, 167 Brooks, Betty, 390 Brooks, Chester, 187, 373 Brooks, Gary, 494 Brooks, Janis, 578, 27 Page 622 Brooks, John, 478 Brooks, Mary, 578 Broolcs, Michael, 555, 191 Brooks, Phillip, 357 Brorsen, Betty, 555, 149 Brorsen , Karen, 55, 149 Brosh, John, 555, 152 Brothers, Roy, 358, 368 Browets, Mary, 556, 238, 83 Browers, Judy, 494, 180 Brown, Arthur, 494, 142, 143, 345 Brown, Beverly, 556, 25, 337, 428 Brown, Bobby, 556, 250 Brown, Brad, 578 Brown, Charles, 494, 229, 470 Brown, Charlotte, 578, 159 Brown, David, 264 Brown, Don, 556 Brovm, Donald E., 357 Brown, Donald L., 556 Brown, Donald P., 234, 400 Brown, Garth, 556, 421 Brown, Gary, 366 Brown, Gerald, 494, 245 Brown, Gordon, 494, 378 Brown, Harold, 578, 143, 366 Brown, Harry, 424 Brown, Harvey, 494, 204 Brown, James R., 578 Brown, James S., 152 Brown, Jennie, 353 Brown, Jimmy, 535, 29, 280 Brown, Karen, 157 Brown, Kristi, 556, 213, 340 Brown, Larry, 407 Brown, Le Ann, 55 Broum, Leslie, 494 Brown, Linda, 556, 157, 395 Brown, Lloyd, 366 Brown, Loyd, 494, 143, 461 Brown, Marcus, 494, 196 Brown, Martha, 494, 369 Brown, Martin, 471 Brown, Mary, 536, 217, 404, 432, 86 Brown, Milton, 357 Brown, Patricia A., 556, 159, 167 Brown, Patricia L., 578 Brown Paul, 556 26 Brown: Randall, 367 Brown, Ray, 139, 458 B rown , B rown , Richard, 536, 351, 458 Sarah, 556, 180 Brown, St-anley L., 536, 26 Brown, Stanley W., 556, 143, 460, 470 Brovsm, Suzanne, 556, 21, 386 Brown, Talmage, 486, 375, 377 Brown, W., 242 Browne, Cletus, 494, 421, 453, 458, 465, 469 Browne, Rex, 556, 246 Browning, David, 284 Bmner, Mary, 578, 159 Bruner, Tom, 578, 234 Brussel, Hugh, 578, 242 Bryan, Dorothy, 578 Bryan, Richard, 152 Bryan, Robert, 366 Bryan, Vaughn, 556, 233 Bryant, Gloria, 578, 167 Bryant, John A., 494, 242 Bryant, John B., 494, 187, 250, 400 Bryant, M., 578, 137 Bryant, Marjorie, 578, 173 Bryant, Mutual, 264, 266 Bryant, Norman, 536, 140, 335, 414 Bryant, Thomas, 556, 188, 230, 419 Bryant, William, 578, 175 Bryson, J., 484, 375. 376 Bublitz, Robert, 397 Buchan an, Ann, 536, 254, 337, 384, 390, 392,86 Buchan an, Robert, 578, 143 Buchwald, Donald, 536 Buohwald, Larry, 494, 358 Buck, Delourdes. 495, 195 Buck, Homer, 578, 143 Buck, James, 556. 24, 335 Buck, Marvin, 487, 377 Buck, Richard. 264 Buck, Sally, 495, 22 Buckles, Gerald, 556, 249 Buckles, Janice, 536, 395 Buckles , William, 495, 395 Buckley, Mary, 578, 173, 399. 400 Buckner, Linda, 578, 192, 339 Bucknum, Sharon, 556, 159, 386 Bucko, Joann, 495, 221, 415, 464, 124 Buifo, Johnny. 536. 372 Bull, Ja rvis, 495, 250, 400 Bull, Leonard, 363 , Donna. 578, 167 Bullard, Gary, 371. 460 Bullard, James, 556, 191 Bullard, Roger, 495. 360. 412 Bullinger, Gloria, 578, 167 Bullis, Mary, 578, 159, 436 Bullock, Dorothy, 42 Bumgardner, Charles, 536, 241, 380, 384 Bumpass, Donald. 246 Bumpass, James, 579, 175 Bumnurs, Carl, 355. 356 Bunch, Donald. 495 Bunch, Glen, 536, 140, 403, 431 Bundy, Hazel, 579, 390 Burch, Jerry. 460, 470 Burch, Joe, 361 Burch, Louis, 484, 376 Burch, Mary, 495. 395 Burchiam, Lon, 495, 368 Burchett, Steven, 579, 421 Burcltinal, Richard, 485 Burck, Pamela, 579, 203 Burckhalter, James, 536, 135, 143, 418, 458, 468, 469 Burdette, Roberta, 536, 167, 337, 42 Burdick, Dorothy, 556, 203, 428 Burdick, Leslie, 579, 175, 471 Burdick, Omer, 372 Burford, Donald, 495, 384 Burge, Lynda, 579, 180 Burger, May, 579, 137 Burgess, Leroy, 495, 143, 470 Burgess, Marcella, 556, 159, 391, 417 Burgess, Wilma, 402 Burke, Carolyn, 495, 137, 387, 417 Burke, Gwendolyn, 556, 195 Burke, Noel, 412 Burkes, James, 536, 140 Burkes, William, 579, 175 Burkhart, Emest, 536, 382 Burkhart, Harold, 373 Burkhart, Morris, 352 Burleson, Carolyn, 579, 167 Burley, Linda, 495, 213, 392 Burmester, Elizabeth, 556, 159 Bumet, Marshall, 536, 175, 470 Bumett, Johnny, 495 Bumett, Chris, 338 Bumett, Maryann, 404 Burnett, Robert, 579, 234 Bumett, Virgil, 579, 152 Burns, Darwin, 495, 358 Burns, John D., 579, 143 Bums, ohn F., 453, 459, 469 oger, 463 Bums, ll Burnside, Jay, 218 Burris, Frona, 536, 159, 432 Burris, Gladeen, 536, 238, 337, 415, 464, 87, 109 Burris, Lawrence, 364 Burris, Nava, 579 Burrough, William, 579, 175 Burrow, Linda, 436 Burruss, Merrill, 214, 478 Burton, Carol, 579, 21 Burton, Louis, 579, 140 Burton, Nancy, 536, 165 Burton, Robert, 428 Bury, David, 536, 242 Busch, Theresa, 579, 180 Busche, Martha, 495, 165, 415 Buschhom, William, 579, 143 Bush, Richard, 495, 135, 151, 152, 349, 397, 458, 459 Bushner, Claudia, 579, 137 Buss, Merle, 556, 196, 335, 361, 417 Buss, Phyllis, 495, 173 Bussert, Charles, 579, 249 Bustafson, Ronald, 378 Buswell, James, 536, 237, 42.0, 461, 468 Butcher, Donna, 556, 159 Butler, Barbara, 536, 213, 393 Butler, Beverley, 495, 213, 384 Butler, Carol, 579, 203, 405 Butler, Charles, 536, 150 Butler, Gary, 579, 143, 338 Butler, George, 414 Butler, Howard, 460 Butler, Jeri, 556, 238 Butler, William, 556 Butterfield, Kather, 579, Z Button, Charles, 579, 26 Buxton, Joseph, 486, 375, 377 Byerley, Linda, 495, 180, 337, 339 Byers, Hester, 579, 173 Byers, Thomas, 579, 14.3 Byfield, Douglas, 579, 218 Byler, Jeanne, 556, 21 Byler, Stephen, 579, 143, 246 Bynum, Denzil, 536 Byrd, William, 579, 242, 410 Byron, Richard, 579 C Cabat, George, 412 Cabe, Mary, 495, 225, 336, 387, 417, 464, 465, 78, 80, 83 Cable, Doyle, 579, 152 Cacy, Judith, 556, 150 Cac , Linda, 579, 390 Callie, Celia, 402, 403 Caifee, Larry, 402 Cagle, Earl, 556 Cagle, Jerry, 495 Cahill, Richard, 495, 2.00 Cailloux, Camille, 536, 137 Cain, Edward, 471 Cain, James, 536, 28, 241, 381, 382, 418 Caldwell, Elaine, 579, 157 Caldwel, Irma, 556 Caldwell, Janalee, 536, 23 Caldwell, Mary, 536, 27, 337, 340, 384, 386, 387, 393, 83 Cales, Robert, 495 Calhoun, Charles, 495, 357 Calkins, Douglas, 356 Callahan, Carrie, 536, 25, 337, 464 Callahan, James, 353 Callaway, Bobby, 407 Callis, Margaret, 556, 180 C-allison, Betsy, 556, 137 Callison, Rodney, 579, 210 Calmus, Myrel, 495, 42, 280 Calvert, Brenda, 556, 149 Camblin, Michael, 495, 380, 83 Cameron, David, 536, 143 Campbell, Carolyn, 556 Campbell, Charlotte, 579, 167 Campbell, Dennis, 579, 143 Campbell, Elizabeth, 495, 134, 159 Campbell, Gayle, 579, 180, 391 Campbell, James, 556, 175 Campbell, James, 536, 29 Campbell, Jerry, 536, 196, 459 Campbell, Mary, 536, 23, 337, 428 Campbell, Price, 230, 478 Campbell, Raymond, 495, S9 Campbell, Ronald, 536, 22 Canahl, Frank, 495, 199 Candler, Frederick, 556 Cannefax, Ronald, 579, 143 Cannon, James, 556, 196, 359, 417 Canon, Richard, 284 Cantergiani, Rina, 556, 159, 402, 403, 419 Carberry, Sterling, 536, 382 Cardenas, Mary, 495 Cardona, Anne, 556, 167 Carey, Judith, 579, 159, 390 Carey, Karen, 579, 159 Carey, Paula, 556, 180 Carlile, Beverly, 579, 159 Carlile, Carol, 536, 180, 395, 397 Carlisle, A., 556, 157, 369 Carllson, Richard, 579, 234 Carlson, Glenn, 579, 143 Carlton, Carol, 579, 180, 338 Carlton, Riohard, 556, 250 Carman, Robert, 536, 152, 366 Carmichael, Margaret, 579, 137 Cames, Beverly, 399 Cames, Linda, 495, 238 Camey, Marilyn, 173 Carolina, Charles, 579, 175 Carothers, Linda, 556, 159, 367 Carpenter, Gary, 556, 237, 410, 417, 437 Carpenter, Janet, 579, 157 Carpenter, Lareeca, 536, 217, 390 Carpenter, Lynn, 556 Carpenter, Ronda, 496, 137 Carr, Arleen, 337, 409 Carr, Donna, 556, 159 Carr, Ronald, 496, 355 Carreker, John, 460 Carriger, Jimmy, 264 Carroll, Gary, 496, 356 Carroll, John, 496, 241 Caruth, Andrea, 536, 238 Carruth, Tom, 536 Carson, Almon, 536, 373 Carson, Dixie, 556, 254 Carter, Edward, 556 Carter, Garland, 556, 410, 463 Carter, Gary, 579, 410 Carter, Nancy, 579, 213, 339 Carter, Nelda, 496, 213, 394, 397, 417, 428, 84 Carter, Richard, 337 Carter, Thomas, 486, 377 Calrlter, Virgil, 496, 210, 353, 453, 470, Carter, William, 486, 375, 377 Cartmill, James, 556, 152 Cartwright, Cherry, 579, 180 Carver, Gary, 496, 372 Carver, Jimmff, 536, 152 Carver, Thay ia, 556, 217, 418 Cary, Amaryllis, 180 Casady, Mary, 536, 217 Casci, Robert, 579, 152 Case, Kenneth, 579, 245, 339, 419 Casey, Charles, 579, 143, 338 Casey, Charlotte, 556 Casey, Donald, 579 Casey, Janet, 556 Casey, Jarold, 536, 188, 26, 461 Caskey, Delores, 556 Caske , Philip, 102, 536, 434 Cassell, Sally, 579, 167 Cassell, Betty, 579, 147, 391 Cassel, Saly, 579, 167 Cassetty, Jacquelin, 536, 217 Castell, Harold, 459 Castle, Carole, 496, 203, 415 Castle, Freddy, 536 Castleschouldt, Kat, 579, 180 Castner, James, 579, 175 Castor, Adelia, 496, 157, 415 Castor, William, 556, 143 Cate, Richard, 496, 245, 286 Cates, Robert, 229, 478, 342, 352 Cates, Tommy, 579, 152, 464 Cathey. William, 556, 249 Caudell, Jimmy, 536, 175, 468, 470 Cauldwell, Jack, 536, 175 Caulk, Charlotte, 580. 192 Cavantaugh, Arthur, 580, 229 Cavazos, John, 580, 143, 404, 403 Cavin,Jamie, 556, 21 Cawoo , Lina, 385 Cawthorn, Carol, 165, 478 Caywood, James, 496, 342, 343, 345, 78, 85 Cecil, Janet, 580, 137 Celsor, Tmdy, 137 Chabot, Joseph, 484, 375. 376 Chadwick, Christopher, 556, 229, 264 Chadwick, Jon, 496 Challin, L e, 478 Chafl'ln, '1l6mmy, 335 Chalmers, Sandra, 536, 159 Chamberlain. Ruth, 580, 203 Chambers, Claude, 496, 394, 397 Chambers, Corwin, 536, 218, 459 Chambers, Gerald, 342, 343, 345 Chambers, Jacques, 496, 250, 87 Champion, Janis, 536, 397 Champion, Jerry, 496. 385 Champion, Karon, 557, 217, 391 Chancellor, Harry, 580, 143 Chancy, Jerry, 557, 209 Chandan, Firdousi, 425 Chandler, Edward, 397 Gmandler, Janice, 159, 390 Chandler, Sue, 580, 254 Chang, Chi Heng, 427 Chang, Chi Mei, 397, 427 Chang, George, 496, 397 Chang, Hsin, 412 Chang, Hui, 478, 427 Chang, Janet, 427 Chapel, Jason, 471 Chapman, Danette, 557, 159 Chapman, David, 536 Chapman, David, 253, 398, 458 Chapman, Leon, 496, 344, 453 Chapman, Mary, 557, 217, 389, 403, 409, 418 Chapman, P., 536, 140 Chapman, Ruth, 369 Chapman, Suzanne, 580, 180, 399 Chapman, Thomas, 557 Chapman, William, 345 Charles, John, 246 Chase, Michael, 536, 249 Chase, Vickie, 580, 167 Chase, Walter, 496, 249, 343 Chastain, Herman, 280 Chaufty, Edward, 373 Chauity, Patricia, 580, 21, 339 Cheatham, Janet, 557, 159 Cheatwood, Adrian, 580, 200, 383, 408 Cheema, Shamim, 425 Chegwin, Richard, 407 , Chen, Allen, 427 Chenoweth, Charles, 580, 140 Chenoweth, Irma, 496, 159, 386, 393 Chesnut, Robert, 580, 241, 418 Chesnut, Trena, 580, 137 Cheung, Hong, 427 Chew, Richard, 496, 397 Chilcoat, Ronnie, 496, 371 Childers, Charles, 557, 152 Childers, Ralph, 536 Childress, Bennie, 557, 137 Chiles, Pamela, 557, 553, 21, 417, 79 Chiles, Roger, 557, 140 Chipman, Deanna, 580, 167 Chisam, Donald, 580 Chism, Ann, 557, 186, 2, 390, 86 Chisum, Joe, 496, 430, 470 Choksi, Umeshchandr, 425 Chou, Tasen, 427 Chow, Peter, 427 Chrislip, David, 557 Christ, Michael, 580, 246 Christensen, Boyd, 496, 140, 334, 415 Christensen, Harold, 496, 241 Christian, Twilla, 165, 478, 417 Christian, William, 580, 152 Christian, William, 400 Christin, Alexandra, 580, 159, 401 Chu, Grace, 427 Chung, Che, 427 Chung, Tae, 478 Churc , Larry, 536 Oink, Alice, 580, 180, 391 Cinnamon, Dale, 358 Cipriana, Anthony, 496 Cisco, Dave, 344, W Citak, Ali, 580 Clack, Thomas, 536, 26 Clallin, Dale, 497, 234 Clafibome, Tom, 557, 402, 403, 405, 410 Clancy, Carlene, 536, 137 Clanton, Jess, 458, 469 Cl.app, Connie, 497, 147, 393, 430 Clapp, Donna, 557, 147, 430 Clark, Bill, 478 Clark, Cosby, 399, 400 Clark, Donald, 536 Clark, Earl, 412 Clark, Gary, 557, 249 Clark, James Richard, 536 Clark, James Robert, 478, 342 Clark, Jerry, 557, 152, 402, 403 Clark, John, 580, 143 Clark, Karen, 557, 180, 337 Clark, Leo, 580 Clark, Leon, 537, 365 Clark, Mary, 580, 159 Clark, Max, 580, 400 Clark, Robert, 580, 152 Clark, William, 557 Clarkson, Benny, 497, 393 Clarkson, Jimmie, 497 Clary, Catherine, 557, 180 Clay, Billy, 537, 214, 334, 360, 365 Clay, John, 537, 360, 365 Clayton, Glen, 557 Clayton, Samuel, 497, 200 Cleary, Karen, 557, 254 Cleavelin, Rodney, 537, 350 Cleeton, Linda, 580, 157, 403, 437 Clegg, Ruby, 165, 478 Clement, Jimmie, 580, 159 , Clements, Clements, Clements, Clemons, Kola, 557, 207, 365, 402, 403 Leonard, 497, 379 Luther, 402, 403, 404 Billy, 497, 230, 407 Cleveland, Judith, 580, 173 Cleverdon, Charlott, 580 Cleverdon, Susan, 213, 339 Clifton, Marjorie, 557, 167 Clifton, P at, 458, 469 Cline, Curtis, 537, 196, 361, 460 Cline, James, 557, 378 Cline, Sus an, 557, 22 Clonce, Charles, 152 Clopton, Herman, 497, 210, 57 Cloud, Judy, 497, 207 Cloud, Patsy, 580, 167, 401 Cloud, Riohard, 478, 83 Cluck, Charlie, 468 Cluck, Ronnie, 373 Clymer, Billy, 557, 366, 378, 81 Clyne, Marilyn, 537, 159, 337 ates, Donald, 339 gates, Paul, 497, 137, 394 Jats, Paula, 537 obb, Michael, 403 obb, Walter, 139 bble, Nelda, 497, 395 berly, Craig, 497, 374 blentz, Ervin, 367 blentz, Richard, 580, 152 ochenour, Iohn, 580, 250 ochran, Daryl, 557, 175, 373 nchran, Don, 497, 175 ochran, Harry, 580, 175 ochran, Larry, 580,175 ochrane, Marvin, 343 ockes, Marilyn, 580, 192 ockrell, Curtis, 497, 359, 360, 366 ockrell, Dan, 580, 400 ockrell, Ruth, 580, 25 ody, Barbara, 167 ody, Iudi, 557, 137 blfee, Charles, 537 ofiey, Roger, 580, 230, 419 oflin, Thomas, 486, 375, 377 olfman, Doris, 557, 180 olfman, Herman, 357 offman, limmy, 557, 175 offman, Riohard, 537 ohea, Ronald, 345 oker, lean, 580, 173 okerham, Gar , 379 olbaugh, Phillip, 580, 143 ole, C nthia, 557, 167, 394 ole, Ellen, 537, 21 ole, kahn, 453, 469 ole, onald, 497 oleman, Barbara, 557, 137 oleman, Charles, 497, 341, 344, 345 oleman, Gilbert, 580 oleman, Martin, 497 oley, Carolyn, 557, 238 oley, Karen, 580, 159 olgen, Gafton, 537, 29 ol in, Ra, 437, 165, 418 ollett, Iohnny, 355 lollier, Iames, 453, 469 lollins, Billy, 497 Iollins, Car , 557 Iollins, Clay, 366 Iollins, David, 580, 143 Iollins, Iohn, 537, 140, 365, 460 Collins, Linda, 537, 22, 87 lollins, Nancy, 557, 207, 337, 394, 433 Collins, Re inald, 487, 377 Iollins, Roiert, 580, 143 Zollins, Stephen, 580 Iollinson, Stephen, 557, 246 Zollvins, Ella, 580, 21, 338 Zolon, Yudex, 478 Zolpitts, Maurice, 557 Iolvin, Charlotte, 557, 180 Iolwell, Donald, 580, 209, 419 Bombs, Ennis, 557 Bombs, Glendol, 497, 361 Iombs, Iudith, 580, 192 Iombs, Michael, 537, 359, 366 Iombs, William, 497, 25 lomer, Alva, 353 lomer, Bette, 580, 180, 395 Iomer, Iohn, 537, 218 Ionatser, Iohn, 537 Ionine, Darrell, 497, 218 lonley, Mary, 537, 180 Ionley, Michael, 580, 241 Ionn, Barbara, 557, 203 Ionnelly, Sharon, 580, 157 lonner, Burllynn, 497 lonner, Robert, 537, 143 lonnole, Patricia, 580, 167 lonnolly, Anna, 537, 147, 337, 399, 406 lonnor, Nancy, 537, 203, 337, 394, 452, 464, 87 lonnors, Ralph, 580, 143 lonrad, Kurt, 403 lonrad, Orville, 557, 400, 407 lonrad, Robert, 497, 140 lonstien, Robert, 557, 140, 429, 434 lonverse, Wayne, 537 looch, Marilyn, 160 loogan, Charles, 352 look, Clayton, 366 look, Donald, 580, 143 look, Grady, 478 look, Ieanne, 557, 167, 401 look, Iohn, 580, 246 look, Iudy, 580, 217, 339 look, Sharon, 497, 149 looke, Ioe, 580, 226 looley, Larry, 497, 29, 286 loolegf, Marianne, 580, 207, 395 loon eld, Hugh, 272, 273 looper, Charles, 537, 196, 358, 368 looper, David, 580, 237, 338, 436 looper, Delmer, 497, 245, 453 looper, Frances, 581, 238 looper, Glenda, 581, 180, 401 looper, Glenn, 581, 152 looper, Iames L., 537, 188, 272, 273 looper, james M., 413 looper, Iamcs P., 557 looper, Iiames S., 581, 24 looper, Iimmy, 497, 385 looper, Linda, 557, 173, 395 looper, Marvin, 497 looper, Oscar, 478 looper, Ronda, 557, 213, 404 lopeland, John, 557, 191 lopeland, Iudith, 581, 173 lopmann, David, 537, 140, 458 loppinger, Hugh, 581, 191 lorbbrey, Alexander, 471 lorbin, Catherine, 581, 238, 389 Corbin, Kenneth, 581, 143 Corcoran, lane, 557, 195 Corder, Patricia, 537, 186, 213, 337, 340 Core, William, 487, 377 Cortlett, Iames, 537, 175 Corlew, Philip, 346 Corley, Gwendolyn, 557, 150 Corley, Iune, 391 Corley, R., 557 Corley, Robert, 497, 226 Corley, Ronald, 537, 26 Comels, Iudy, 537, 186, 254, 337, 416, 420 Cornish, Richard, 537, 233 Comish, Tom, 581 Comwell, Robert, 353 Cortright, Stephen, 497, 245, 410 Coryell, Iudy, 395 Costlain, Iu ianna, 537, 173 Costlow, Richard, 557 Cotham, Dale, 581, 249 Cotner, Morrison, 352 Cott, Donald, 341, 342, 352 Cotten, Geraldine, 557, 137, 393, 432 Cotter, Mary, 557, 217, 391 Cotter, Milton, 478, 380, 83 Cottet, lack, 557 Cotton, Owen, 497, 234 Cottongim, Sharen, 557, 192 Couch, Cary, 557, 175 Couch, Don, 557, 140 Couch, Stephen, 581, 175 Couger, Gordon, 557, 152 Coughlin, Patrick, 437 Council, james, 264 Countiss, Sam, 557, 175, 359 Courchesne, Leonard, 497, 436 Courington, Felix, 458 Courtner, Connie, 557, 25, 339 Courtney, Carolyn, 558, 180 Couzins, Richard, 404 Covalt, Prhyllis, 558, 137 Covello, Ronald, 344 vm on Carole 558 38 C0 ' El , , , 2 Cowan, Dana, 558, 22, 337, 386, 432, 433, 83 Cowan, Ellen, 537, 173 Cowden, Iames, 581, 143, 338 Cowell, Karen, 537, 217, 407 Cowen, Clinton, 558, 249 Cowles, Iames, 358 Cowles, Sarah, 537, 192 Cowling, Io, 537, 25 Cox, Frances, 581, 149 Cox, Gene, 537, 187, 214, 335, 360, 81 Cox, Hollis, 558, 143, 335, 377 Cox, Ianet, 203, 397, 430 Cox, Iim, 537, 204, 458 Cox, Ioe B., 498, 246 cox, Joe O., 372 Cox, Ioel, 487, 377 Cox, Patricia, 581, 160 Cox, Richard, 380 Cox, Robert L., 411, 460, 470, 98 Cox, Robert S., 537, 245 Cox, William, 558, 380 Cozart, Harriette, 558 Cozine, Iaclynn, 581, 207 Crabb, Charles, 453, 458, 462, 469 Crabb, Ian, 498 Crabtree, Albert, 581 Crabtree, Loc, 498, 358, 368 Craig, Iac , 498 Craig, Ioe, 537 Craig, Iudy, 498 Craig, Lee, 498 Craig, Stephen, 471 Crail, Henry, 581 Crain. Howard, 581, 249 Crane, Alice, 558 Crane, Ioe, 537, 335 Cravatt, Benjamin, 558, 233, 264, 266 Crawford, Beverly, 498, 203, 394 Crawford, Iarnes, 581, 246, 399 Crawford, Kenneth, 581, 152 Crawford, Linda, 498, 217, 393, 86 Crawford, Robin, 537, 195 Crawford, Ronnie, 498, 385 Crawford, Suzanne, 498, 238 Craythome, Martha. 581, 160 Crenshaw, George, 558, 246 Crenshaw, jerry, 537 Creveling, Charles, 581, 26 Creveling, Ian, 558, 21 Creveling. Iuliet, 498, 21, 389, 80 Crider, Myrlefna, 558, 180 Crismon, Steven, 537 Criswell, Gilbert, 250 Criswell. William. 558, 152 Crites, Sharon, 558, 160, 367 Crocker, james, 460 Crocker, Michael, 498, 233 Crocker, Nedra, 558, 137 Crockett, Eddie, 537, 249 Crockett, Iohn, 581, 246 Croft, Iimmy, 558, 355, 357 Cronkhite, Larry, 360, 366 Crooch, Gary, 558 Croslin, Hubert, 498, 367, 363 Crosnoe, Ralph, 498, 242 Cross, Elden, 558 Cross, Gary, 537, 250, 400, 431 Cross, Ioan, 149 Cross, Ioe, 558 Cross, Margaret, 537, 137, 391, 417 Crosson, Lavem, 581, 175, 370, 374 Crouse, Dona, 558, 160, 337, 395 Crow, Don, 486, 375, 377 Crow, Elna, 558, 180, 389, 391 Crow, F., 351 Crfifyl, Margaret, 498, 180, 395, 397, 41 Crow, William, 537, 210 Crowder, Benny, 498, 245 Crowder, Clenna, 558, 25 Crowder, Vivian, 537, 180, 337 Crowdus, Ion, 498, 393 Crowe, Richard, 537 Crum, Ardeta, 558, 149 Crump, Manevia, 581, 160 Cruz, Dalmacio, 436 Cruz, Luis, 537 Cruzan, Carlyn, 199, 478 Cudd, Alice, 537, 225, 337, 392, 42 Culbert, Nancy, 558, 160 Culbertson, Don, 558 Cullison, Elizabeth, 581, 173 Culver, Rose, 391, 433 Culwell, Rebecca, 498, 203, 395, 397 Cummings, Lloyd, 498, 372 Cummings, Patsy, 581, 160 Cummins, Cordel, 498, 150 Cummins, Thomas, 498 Cunningham, Carol, 412 Cunningham, E., 498, 192 Cunningham, Iohn, 498, 210, 340, 341 348, 453 Cunningham, Kenneth, 537 Cupples, Beverly, 581, 137 Curl, Sarah, 581, 180, 401 Currin, Shirley, 487, 377 Curry, Teddy, 558, 378 9, Curtin, Charlotte, 418 Curtin, Chester, 581, W, 419 Cunin, Shelagh, 498, 147, 374, 436 Curtis, Curtis, Curtis, Custer, Merl, 581, 143 Cutsinger, Roddy, 558, 246, 264, 265 Cutter, Everett, 499 Cutter, William, 558, 234 Cuttet ack 379 Helen, 581, 188, 22 Shirley, 537, 217, 421 Virginia, 498, 203 , 1 , Cyrus, Catherine, 558, 137 D Dahlem, Richard, 486, 377 Dahlgren, Robert, 484, 376 Dalbey, Ieffrey, 537, 187, 199, 410, 461 Dale, Donald, 373 Dale, Ronald, 581, 204 Dalton, Drusilla, 581, 217 Dambach, Charles, 581, 175 Damon, Deborah, 558, 167 Damon, Nancy, 537, 195, 337, 389 Dang, Nomian, 499, 345, 423, 427 Daniel, Carey, 499 Daniel, Helen, 395 Daniel, Iames, 499, 187, 233 Daniel, Iana, 537, 180, 395 Daniel, Iai, 378 Daniel, Io n, 397 Daniel, Lee, 402, 403, 404, 405, 432 Daniel, Phillis, 537, 165 Daniels, Albert, 558, 199 Daniels, Steve, 403, 405 Danke, Richard, 412 Dareing, Ioe, 499. 175 Darling, Dick, 581, 188, 245 Daugherty, Diana, 581, 180, 399 Daugherty, Ronald, 334 Davalt, Barbara, 499, 180 Davenport, Carolee, 558, 167 Davenport, Cynthia, 581, 180 Davidson, Larry, 558 Davidson, Leslie, 581, 253, 407, 410 Davidson, Martha, 581, 173, 395 Davidson, Phillip, 346 Davidson, Ronald, 537, 152 Davis, Bertie, 558 Davis Carlin, 499, 245 Davis, Carole, 558, 203, 394, 397 Davis, Charlene, 537 Davis, Charles, 537, 140, 58 Davis, Cheryl, 581, 254 Davis, Clifford, 458, 469 Davis Cynthia Ann, 581, 21 Davis: Cynthia Anne, 581, 180, 188 Davis, Daryl, 581, 152, 471 Davis, David, 538, 143, 350, 353, 418 Davis, Dewitt, 250, 478 Davis, Dick, 413 Davis, E., 499, 359 Davis, Georganna, 581, 137 Davis, Geor e, 499 Davis, Gerald, 538, 460 Davis, Ginger, 499 Davis, Helen, 581, 160 Davis, Iames, 538, 459, 460, 470 Davis, Ianet, 558, 203, 428 Davis, Ieanie, 499, 195, 389, 422 Davis, Ierlyn, 581, 238, 26, 338 Davis, Ioe, 486, 375, 377 Davis, Kenneth, 385 Davis, Kim, 558, 140, 384 Davis, Lana, 581, 180 Davis, Larry, 499 Davis, Lina, 581, 160 Davis, Lynda, 499, 221 Davis, Marcia, 581, 137, 25 Davis, Mary E., 581, 167 Davis, Ma P., 581 Davis, Midliiael, 433 Davis, Nancy, 581, 160, 374, 378, 403 Davis, Patsy, 499, 180 Davis, Richard C., 558, 26 Davis, Richard V., 538 Davis, Robert, 538, 245, 419 Davis, Roger, 499, 372 Davis, Roy, 558, 246 Davis, Scott, 538, 152 Davis, Sharron, 558, 180 Davis, Virginia E., 558, 180, 386 Davis, Vir inia L., 221 Davis, WiRiam, 58, 188, 210, 436 Davison, Cecil, 538, 214, 335, 360, 367 419, 81 Davison, Sherry, 581, 180, 390 Dawson, Lawrence, 379, 385 Day, Betty, 167 Day, Howard, 398 Day, Iames, 356 Day, Karen, 538, 160 Day, Lanny, 249 Deak, Michael, 499, 241, 342, 343 Dean, Dee, 538, 397 Dear, James, 484, 375, 376 Deas, William, 581, 234 Deason, Mervin, 581, 143, 59, 42 Deason, Roy, 499 Deatherxage, Patricia, 160, 337 Deaver, Danny, 581, 242 Deberry, Michael, 196, 361 Dechant, Larry, 538, 410 Decker, Ivan, 581, 175 Decker, lerome, 499, 57, 436 Dee, Orville, 499, 140, 402, 403, 405, 431, 470 Deeds, Gary, 581 Deering, Melvin, 582, 196, 361, 417 Deets, Robert, 499 Deffenbaugh, Nan, 499 Defoe, Glenndale, 538, ZJ4, 103 Deglarimore, Lohn, 499, 191 De anas, Iac , 414 Dehanas, Thomas, 383 Dehart, Carolyn, 558, 165 Delano, Richard, 352 Delap, Anne, 404 Delhotal, Helen, 558, 25, 458 Dellen, Kent, 558, 140 Dellenbaugh, Loule, 558, 157, 410 Delozier, Harlan, 582, 188, 200 Delozier, Iohn, 558, 436 Delozier, Iudy, 538, 21 Demars, Iudiith, 582, 180, 390, 401 Deming, James, 151 Deming, Iohn, 49, 249 Dgragnsey, Elaine, 582, 207, 339, 367, Denham, Margaret, 582, 167 Dennis, Lajuana, 538, 180, 337, 399, 402, 403, 406, 428, 432 Dennis, Marilyn, 582, 167 Dennis, Robert, 582, 152, 373 Denny, Kathryn, 582, 160, 390 Denny, Robert, 582, 143 Densford, Philip, 499, 140 Denson, Harry, 582, 233 Deonier, Richard, 538, 143, 459 Derrick, Donald, 264, 266 Desai, Navnitrai, 349, 425 Desai, Niranjan, M Desai, Shailesh, 478, 349, 425 Deschamp, Samuel, 582, 152 Deskin, Iack, 538, 407 Detrixhe, Harold, 499, 140, 335, 470, 73, 83 Dettinger, Holly, 538, 254 Devaraj, Venkatesa, 397 Devaghn, Richard, 538, 191 Devine, Lana, 582 Devoe. Glenn, 558, 200 Dew, Robert, 558, 140 Dewees, Louretta, 582, 160, 338 Deweese, Ioyce, 582, 167 Dewhitt, Bennie, 400, 408 Dewitt, Nancy, 582, 167 Dibble, Terry, 558, 143 Dick, Abdul, 425 Dickens, Robert, 582, 246 Dickerson, Glen, 538 Dickerson, Shirley, 558, 2.2 Dickey, Donna, 538, 160 Dickinson, Dwight, 582, 241 Dickinson, George, 250, 424 Dickman, Teddy 582, 175 Diehl, Robert, 99, 431, 433 Dieker, William, 249 Digney, Steve, 582, 143 Di 1, Francis, 582, 237, 417 Dill, Stephen, 558, 250, 379 Dillathunty, Carrol, 582 Dillahunty, Lorene, 558, 173 Dillahunty, Troy, 538, 348, 458 Dillard, Iohn, 412 Dillard, Michael, 558, 140 Dilley, Sandra, 558 Dillingham, Ioe, 558, 175 Dillingham, Iohn, 538, 204, 458 Dills, Robert, 499, 366 Dillsaver, lo, 582, 167 Dimery, Robert, 558, 374 Dingee, Pamela, 165 Dingwaney, Vishnu, 479, 349, 425 Dinsmore, Carla, 424 Dipboye, Diana, 402, 403, 409 Ditmore, Ielflfrey, 499, 143 Dittman, Theodore, 499, 209 Dixon, Diane, 582. 203, 391 Dixon, Douglas, 582, 218 Dixon, Elizabeth, 582, 168 Dixon, Michael, 558, 241, 1, 95 Dixon, Patricia, 582, 157 Dixon, Paul, 499, 143, 437, 459 Dixon, Richard, 538, 245 Dixon, Robert, 558, 245 Dixon, Stanley, 538, 20 Dobbins, Ronald, 421 Dobson, Edward, 559, 140, 407, 437 Dobson, Iohn, 538, 348, 412 Dockray, Carolyn, 337 Dodd, Karen, 582, 207, 419 3-1 Dodge, Clinton, 499, 230, 346, 347 Dodge, Linda, 582, 181 Dodge, Vickie, 181 Dodson, Gary, 559 Dodson, Nita, 168 Dol-an, Susan, 59, 22 Doll, Larry, 26 Dollarhide, Charlie, 463 Dollins, Hubert, 559, 229, 264 Domnick, Sherry, 559, 23, 367, 395, 428, 464 Donaho, Bob, 538, 139, 140 Donaho, Lyndon, 559, M Donathan, Iack, 582, 22 Donathan, Patricia, 538, 181, 395 Donley, Carlton, 559, 233 Donley, Curtis, 582, 175 Donnell, Larry, 499 Donnelley, Lea, 559, 160, 404, 432, 433 Donovan, Anne, 500, 160 Dooley, Sanford, 582, 175 Dorow, Kathey, 559, 160 Dorr, Dana, 559, 140, 335, 418, 424 Dorr, Edward, 538, 139, 140 Dorrell, Kenneth, 500, 187, 210 Dorris, Iohn, 500 Dotson, Martha, 582, 181 Doubt, Ioan, 582, 160, 390 Douglas, Lane, 408, 423 Dowell, Eldridge, 582, 143 Dowell, Fae, 582 Downing, Glenn, 559, 380 Downing, Iimmy, 421 Downing, Ioe, 357 Downing, Sara, 582, 181 Downs, Eugene, 500, 253 Downs, Nancy, 582, 195 Dowty, Earl, 342 Doyle, lohn, 486, 375, 377 Doyle, Thomas, 273 Drake, David, 538, 152 Drake, Linda A., 22, 428 Drake, Linda L., 538, M0 Drake, Stephen, 582, 143 Drescher, Margaret, 582 Dries, Fred, 582 Driskell, Donnie, 559, 140, 463, 468 Dmmmond, Charles, 559, 200 Drummond, Georgianna, 582, 188, 25, 395 Dmmmond, kiln, 559, 200 Dmmmond, lie, 538, 200 Dubois, Paul, 559, 139, 140, 35 Duckett, Marilyn, 538, Z Duckett, Portia, 559, 22 Due, jimmy, 559, 241, 410 Due, Marion, 582, 241 Duecker, Marilyn, 137 Duerr, Reta, 538, 137, 407 Duff, Charlene, 500, 213, 432 Duffy, Susan, 582, 192 Dugan, Elbert, 559 Dugan, Patrick, 467 Duggins, Richard, 582, 152 Du gins, Robert, 559, 234 Duge, Harvey, 365 Duke, jackie, 500, 165 Dunaway, Larry, 559 Dunbar, Charles, 559, 249 Dunbar, Gary, 559, 246 Dunbar, Kenneth, 500, 357 Duncan, Delbert, 559 Duncan, Gail, 538, 181 Duncan, Monroe, 559, 398 Duncan, Philip, 582, 230, 418 Dunham, Mary, 582, 137 Dunkin, David, 500, 372, 459 Dunkin, Stephen, 582, 152, 373 Dunlap, Hanna, 559, 217, 409 Dunlap, Tom, 582, 188, E Dunn, Barbara, 500, 134, 160, 393 Dunn, Delmer, 500, 334, 335, 434 Dunn, Gayle, 500, 181 Dunn, bale, 500, 214, 369 ary, 192 Dunn, Dunn, Ronnie, 559, 152, 402, 403, 405 Dunn, S., 409 Dunsmoor, Margaret, 582, 22 Dupler, Lloyd, 582, 140 Durbin, Htarlin, 500, 191, 461 Durbin, lohn, 400 Durfee, Dale, 559, 233 Durham, Ierry, 486, 377, 423 Durham, Mildred, 559, 22, 384, 391 Dutsch, Dennis, 559, 276 Dye, Kenneth, 175 Dyer, Linda, 538, 160 Dyke, Paul, 500, 140 Dzur, Robert, 500, 214, 333, 367, 419, 431, 453, 459, 469, 78 E Eads, Bonnie, 538, 181 Eads, Charles, 538 Ea an, Rex, 559, 196 Eaies, Shirley, 582, 160, 417. 420 Earl, Edith, 500, 25, 395, 415, 418 Earlabough, Forrest, 582, 249 Early, Alan, 500, 152, 367, 431 Early, Larry, 367 Earp, William, 559, 140 Easterling, Robert, 538, 143 Easterwood, Richard, 538, 461, 470 Eaton, Glenda, 339 Eaton,Ioe, 346 Eaton, Nancy, 582, 181 Eaves, Edwin, 582, 233 Eberle, Carolyn, 582, 137, 418, 432 Ebersole, Samuel, 582, 152 Eberwein, Valery, 500 Eby, William, 460 Page ,..,. .,,,., 1 623 Eccleston, Dennis, 538, 437 Eccleston, Mark, 356, 437 Eck, Alan, 582 Eckler, Dale, 582, 175, 402, 403, 404 Eddings, Lynda, 582, 181 Eddins, Marsha, 559, 213, 101 Eddleman, Bill, 246 Edenborough, Mary, 559, 203, 394, 397 Edgar, Bruce, 414 Edmonds, James, 582, 199 Edmonson, Gary, 538, 144 Edmundson, Robbie, 386 Edwards, Arthur, 538 Edwards, Barbara, 500, 181, 395 Beverly, 559, 160 Edwards, Edwards, Burt, 559, 245 Edwards, Gerald, 500 Every, Ina, 583, 181 Ewens, W., 396, 84 Ewert, Clifford, 355, 356 Ewing, Bob, 583 Ewing, Robert, 501, 140 Flanagan, Jean, 437 Flanagan, Kathleen, 384 Flanagan, Linda, 583, 160 Flanagan, Richard, 583, 144 Flanders, Howard, 346, 347 Edwards, Jefferson, 377 Edwards, Jeffrey, 246 Edwards, Jerry, 538, 471 Edwards, Jimmie, 487 Edwards, J-dudith, 500, 168, 395, 396, 417 Edwards , arry L., 342 Edwards, Larry W., 583 Ecgvggrds, Larry Wayne, 218, 486, 375, Edwards, Nancy, 583. 207 Edwards Patricia, 583 Eggers, Brent, 538, 196, 365, 366 Eggers, Ronald, 357 Eic elberger, Mart, 559, 249 Eidson, Mary, 395 Eisenman, Bruce, 538, 152 Elam, Carl, 500, 453, 459, 469 Eld, Ronald, 583, 204 Elder, James, 538, 249, 458 Eldridge, Sherri, 583, 160 Eley, Jacqueline, 538, 217 Ewing, Ted, 144 Eyal, Zahir, 501, 335, 360, 413 Eyster, Ronald, 538, 175, 369 Ezell, Melton, 559, 196 F Fabian, William, 559, 144 Fabre, Grant, 538, 174, 175 Fader, Michael, 559, 144, 347 Failes, Kenneth, 560, 144 Fardi, Mohsen, 538, 426 Fariss, Theodore, 539, 144, 359 Farmer, John, 55, 56 Famam, Ray, 539, 135, 174, 175 Farris, Alton, 501, 357 Farris, Donna K., 583, W Farris, Donna L., 583, 160 Farris, Helen, 539, 147 Farris, James, 501 Farris Ralph, 402, 403 Farukhi, M., 425 Farukhi, Mohammad, 345, 350, 425 Faruqui, Masud, 425 Fassler, Joseph, 501, 153 Fate, Annette, 560, 137 Fath, J., 501, 359, 421 Fath, Mary, 539, 165 Fazlollahi, Darius, 479 Fearon, George, 560, 140 Featherlngill, Barbara, 583 Featherston, Douglas, 471 Flanders, James, 372 Flasch, Jerald, 435 Flasch, Rosalie, 435 Fleetwood, Lawrence, 502, 144 Fleischman, Billy, 422 Fleming, David, 583, 175 Fleming, Eldon, 583 Fleming, Jerry, 502 Fleming, Ladonna, 583, 168 Flenoid, John, 471 Fletcher, Mary, 583, 181 Flood, Lynnette, 583, 181 Flood, Sharon, 560, 195 Flowers, Ronald, 560, 140 Floyd, Earl, 583, 176 Floyd, George, 353 Floyd, James, 539 Floyd, Kenneth, 539, 176 Floyd, Roland, 560, 209, 340, 104 Flurry, Harry, 584, 153 Foeri, Albert, 379, 385 Fogleman, Harold, 359 Foley, Edward, 539, 176, 399, 400, 402, 403, 408 Foley, Jane, 584 Follens, Mary, D1 Follett, Robert, 479 Foltz, Dennis, 502, 414 Foltz, Stanley, 560, 210, 264 Folz, George, 286 Folz, Robert, 286 Fondren, Don, 371, 436 Foote, Nola, 584, 157 Elgin, Douglas, 500, 234, 407 Elgin, Patricia, 583, 188, 217, 391, 401 Elison, Panfiz, 500 Elkinton, Marjorie, 583, 160 Elling, Marel, 538, 165 Elliott, Glen, 538 Elliott, Hubert, 500, 372, 81 Elliott, Steve, 583, 143 Elliott, Theila, 583, 181, 422 Ellis, Carol, 181 Ellis, David, 501, 342 Ellis, Earl, 583, 144, 339 Ellis, Gayle, 559 Fee, Edward, 501, 398 Feghalii, Joseph, 539, 426 Feist, James, 539, 175, 384, 460, 470 Felactu, Elaine, 539, 195, 337, 429 Felder, Larry, 353 Felkins, Barbara, 583, 195 Felkins, Shirley, 501, 393, 395, 434 Fell, Edward, 144, 487, 377 Felton, Dale, 583, 383, 417 Felton, Michael, 583, 199, 333 Felty, Wiley, 539, 365, 378, 417, si Fenit P ri 5 Ford, Carole, 539, 213 Ford, Dianne, 584, 137 Ford, Jon, 560, 553, 196, 335, 417, 79 Ford, Judith, 539, 188, 25 Ford, Kim, 502, 196, 378, 399 Ford, Ronald, 486 Ford, Roy, 366 Forema n, George, 398 Foreman, Glen, 370 Foreman, Hughla, 502, 150, 358, 412 F orisha , Jan, 502, 349, 437 Forrest, Andrew, 372 Forrest, Robert, 502 Fenton, Jimmy, 187 Ellis, Ellis, Linda, 559 Patricia, 559, 160 Ellis, Penelope, 583, 168 Ellis, Robert, 501 Ellis, Ruth, 559, 181, 337 Ellis, William, 538, 191 Ellison, Sally, 583, 254 Elmer, Natalie, 538, 217, 392 Elmore, Rex, 412 Elrod, Larri, 354 Elsten, Gary, 583, Z5 Ely, Raymond, 559, 402, 403, 405 Embrey, Wallace, 372 Embry, Dianne, 559, 195 Embry, Vivian, 559, 195 Emde, Charles, 357 Erzligson, William, 538, 234, 461, 470, Emrani, Rasoul, 501 Emrie, Jane, 583, 160 Emry, Fred, 583, 144 Endorf, Kay, 538, 221 Endsley, Bill, 583, 144, 408 Engelking, Sandra, 559, 192, 394 England, David, 98 England, Ph 1lis,559, 168 Engle, Davidll 371 Engle, Dawson, 538, 200 Engler, William, 407 English, Charles, 583, 249 En lish, John, 583 Enlow, Richard, 559, 144, 372 Enmeier, Arlon, 559, 403. 404 Ennis, Kathleen, 501, 160, 401, 409 Enos, Virginia, 390 Ensey, Ethyl, 413 Ent, Vivian, 501, 192, 336, 396, 397, 78, 84 Entwistle, Janet, 559, 160, 418 Epperley, Cecil, 501, 200 Epperley, Glenn, 400 Eizlpiegly, Bruce, 501, 360, 361, 417, 453, Epperson, Judy, 583, 195 Eppler, Carolyn, 559, 254 Eppler, Edwin, 583, 144 Eppler, Milton, 538 Erbert, Patricia, 559, 225 Erickson, Robert, 538, 242 Erwin, Paul, 583, 175 Erwin, Roger, 538, 144, 373 Esch, Connie, 538, 192, 374 Eslick, Jesse, 559 Esposito, James, 424 Estes, Beverly, 559, 217, 436 Estes, Terri, 583, 168 Estus, Joan, 559, 168 Etzel, Robert, 559, 187, 241, 335 Eubanks, George, 341 Evans Evans Evans Evans J Carol, 583, 181 Claud, 559, 189, 378, 81 Donna 559, 25 Irfedefibk, 461, 471 Evans, Geraldean, 583, 238, 338 Evans, Jud , 402 Evans, Kathryn, 501, 160, 395 Evans, Richard, 583. 175 Evans, Robert, 583, 356 Evans, Vera, 559. 181 Evatt, Bobbie, 453, 458 Evers, Lloyd, 384 Page 624- ' Y, at ck, 60 Feggon, Elliott, 501, Z79, 340, 341, 347, Ferguson, Billy, 501, 359 Ferguson, Dale, 140 Ferguson, Dallas, 539, 230 Ferguson, Don, 501, 422 Ferguson, Frederic, 484 Ferguson, Geor e, 501 Ferguson, GeraFdin, 539, 217 Ferguson, Johnel, 583, 238 Ferguson, Larry, 501, 245, 280 Ferguson, Ralph, 175, 479, 414 Ferguson, Ronald, 501, 140 Ferguson, Sherry, 560 Fernald, Paul, 501, 249 Fernberg, Donna, 583, 168 Ferryman, Neil, 352 Fetzer, Joan, 366, 405 Fick, David, 539, 355, 357 Fidler, Isaiah, 484, 375, 376 Fidler, James, 583, 175 Field, Anna, 583, 160 Field, Elizabeth, 539, 203, 399, 405 Field, Lana, 583, 160 Fielder, Glenn, 501, 245 Fields, Dennis, 583 Fieszel, James, 373 Fig,alan, Victor, 560, 437 Fightmaster, Stephen, 583, 176 File, Karen, 583, 203 File, Nancy, 560, 165 Filip, James, 501, 210, 410 Filson, James, 539, 241, 460 Finch, Dwayla, 583, 188, 213 Fincher, Bobby, 414 Fincher, Margaret, 501, 160 Fine, J., 539, 200, 460 Fine, Jerry, 200 Finegan, Carol, 583, 181 Finegan, Ray, 501, 226 Fingerlin, Eugene, 484, 376 Fin erlin, John, 501 Finile, Ra ph, 583, 176 Finley, Charles, 560, 191 Finley, Jacquelyn, 195 Finn, Judith, 539, 238 Finney, Jackie, 539, 470 Finney, Johnny, 560, 200 Finta, Csaba, 501 Fisoher, Jakie, 479, 398 Fischer, Jennie, 501, 392 Fish, Jimmie, 539, 337, 390, 86 Fish, Leward, 583, 245 Fish, Wayne, 501, 334, 360, 78, 81 Fisher, Carolyn, 539, 533, 137, 385, 79 Fisher, David, 501, 253, 353 Fisher, Edwin, 484, 375, 376 Fisher, Gordon, 83 Fisher, Gwendolyn, 560, 168, 394 Fisher, Harold, 276, 246 Fisher, Julia, 502, 217, 432 Forrester, Michael, 29, 264 Forsythe, Alice, 560, 137 Fosdyke, Clyde, 560, 140 F ossett, Fossey, Foster, Foster, Foster, Paul, 560, 230 Susan, 584 Dallas, 560, 144 Elizabeth, 560 George, 502, 241, 354 Foster, Janet, 539, 195, 389, 82 Foster, John, 453, 458 Foster, Ktaren, 560, 137, 160 Foster, Leonard, 539, 153, 46 Foster, Margy, 502, 181 Foster, Penelope, 584, 181, 401 Foster, Stephen, 560, 176 Foster ,William O. 502 Foster, William S., 502, 241, 341, 342, 348, 354 Foutch, Wesley, 560 Fowler, Carolyn F., 584, 181 Fowler, Carolyn L., 399 Fowler, Edna, 502, 15, 384 Fowler, Jerry, 502 Fowler, Kenneth, 584 Fowler, Littleton, 502, 280 Fowler, Robert, 584, 209, 419 Fowlkes, Judy, 584, 195 Fox, Ann, 502, 150, 391, 392 Fox, Carolyn, 584, 181 Fox, C1 ifton, 584, 144 Fox, Haskell, 584, 144 Fox, Larry, 584, 176 Fox, Nancy, 539, 195 Francis, Aubrey, 560, 214 Francis, Judith, 560, 173, 395, 397 Francis, Mary, 337, 395, 397, 73 Francis, Robert, 584, 209, 338 Franco, Orlando, 560 Franco, Salvador, 502 Fisher, Larry, 502, 204, 345 Fisglaer, Patricia, 502, 134, 168, 340, 385, Fisher, Susan, 583, 160 Fitihian, Linda, 583, 181 Fitz, Carolyn, 583, 181, 338 Fitzgerald, Karen, 583. 181 Fitzgerald, Nicholas, 583, 204, 467 Fitzpatrick, Barbara, 583, 181, 408 Fivecoats, Johnny, 539 Flaa, Robert, 583, 249 ,4---4- Franco, William, 253 Francovelez, William, 463 Frank, Joe, 502, 213, 393 Frank, Kenneth, 502, 214, 400 Frank, Martin, 379 Frank, Richard, 584, 144, 367, 408, 428 Franklin, Diana, 560, 160 Franklin, Frances, 584. 149 Franklin, Gary, 560, 380 Franklin, Kathryn, 502, 391 Franklin, Linda, 584, 168 Franks, Wayne, 196, 484, 375, 376 Frans, Kerman, 187, 361, 417, 420, 75, 81, 101 Fransen, Yvonne, 584, 160 Frantz, Karen, 584, 181 Frazier, Ada, 560, 150 Frazier, Elizabeth, 539, 165, 348, 419 Frazier, John, 584, 140, 338, 410 Frazier, Wilfred, 539 Frederick, Grace, 502, 137, 396 Frederick, James, 470 Freeman, Bobby, 560, 176, 468, 472 Freeman, Coy, 539, 334, 335 Freeman, John, 485 Freeman, Sandra, 584, 147 French, Gaylord, 484, 375, 376 French, Kathryn, 584, 225 French, Richard, 539, 196, 360, 361 Fretz, Jimmy, 560, 153, 55, 357 Frey, Amita, 502, 150 Frey, Elouise, 539 Frey, Loren, 357 Frick, Thomas, 502, 196 Fricke, Dennis, 461, 467, 470 Friedemann, Frank, 399, 400, 402, 403 Friedemann. Robert, 503, 342, 343 Friedman, Ruth, 584, 168 Friels, David, 560, 229 Friend, Charles, 479 Friend, Shelby, 539, 459 Friman, Mary, 584, 168 Fringer, Joy, 560 Frisbie, Johnnie, 479 Frisbie, Sharon, 560, 137 Fritch, Charles, 539 Frith, Paul, 486, 375, 377 Froemming, Gary, 584, 144 Fronkier, Mona, 560, 221, 386 Fronterhouse, Judy, 539, 160 Frost, Janice, 584, 157 Fruge, Phillip, 264 Fry, Darrel, 584, 233 Fry, Fred, 584, 144 Fry, Robert, 539, 226 Fry, William, 503, 351, 85 Fu, Wei'Ning, 427 Fudge, Phillip, 560, 140, 104 Fuller, Donald, 584, 144 Fuller, Glenda, 584, 173 Fuller, Phala, 539, 217 Fulton, Clinton, 402 Fulton, Herbert, 345 Fulton, Robert, 487, 377 Fung. Wllliiam, 427 Fuqua, Evan, 370 Fuqua, Kenneth, 400 Fyle, Vera, 584, 149, 415 G Gabriel, Barbara, 503, 238, 84, 102 Gage, Jonelle, 337 Gage, Mary, 584, 238, 394 Gagnon, Leo, 342 Gailey, Gerald, 584, 188, 191 Gaines, Richard, 560, 226 Gaither, John, 470 Galias, Donald, 503 Gallagher, Harold, 479 Gallagher, Helen, 560, 203 Gallagher, John, 560, 233 Gallagher, Leland, 584, 153 Gallagher, Max, 503, 153 Galliimore, Jim, 503, 230 Gambill, Bradley, 539, 229, 414 Gamble, Howard, 234 Gamble, Nancy, 503, 147 Gamble, Robert, 503. 249, 403. 405, 432 Gambrell, Leonard, 539, 384, 385, 416, 417, 420 Gambrell, Sue, 539, 386, 417 Gammon, Bruce, 412 Gamsjager, David, 560 Gan, Keith, 398 Gann, Loretta, 584. 168 Ganner. Herbert, 539 Gantz, Ronald, 348 Ganus, Floyd, 503. 342 Garbart, Andy, 539. 191 Gardiner, Ronald, 560, 199, 400, 402, 403, 404, 405 Gardner, Darla, 560, 21 Gardner, John, 264, 267 Gardner, Robert, 584, 176, 471 Gardner, Susan, 560, 238 Garland, Julia, 168 Gamer, John, 503 Gamer, Margaret, 560, 181 Gamer, Virginia, 584, 181 Garretson, Susan, 503, 238 Garrett, James, 584 Garrett, William, 584, 209 Garringer, Patricia, 539, 195 Garrison, Johney, 584, 176 Garrison, Nancy, 584, 192 Garton, Carroll, 584, 217 Gartside, Gary, 539, 144 Garver, Marjorie, 584, 181 Garwood, Vera, 390 Gaspar, Leonard, 485, 377 Gast, Barbara, 374 Gaston, Vinnie, 503, 137 Gates, Betty, 539, 181 Gates, Merrill, 560 Gatlin, Ramon, 539, 199 Gatlin, Sydney, 584, 168 Gatz, Jimmie, 503, 360, 366, 396 Gatz, Ruth, 503, 395, 396, 397, 401, 408 Gearhart, Jim, 233 Gearheard, Lois, 560, 238, 386 Geary, Arthur, 385 Gehring, James, 485, 376 Geis, Susan, 539, 221 Geiser, Sharon, 584, 160 Geisert, Ronald, 486, 377 Geist, Garyl, 503, 346 Geister, Robert, 560, 218 Gentry, Earl, 560, 191 Gentry, Michael, 135 Gentry, William, 503, 191, 461 George, Carolyn, 503, 213 George, James, 560 George, Jannie, 584, 168, 390 George, Margaret, 503, 181, 395, 466 Gerlolf, Gary, 584, 188, 214 Germany, Carroll, 369 Getz, Will, 539, 144, 366 Ghare, Prabhakar, 397, 425 Ghare, Shakuntala, 425 Ghouze, Abdul, 584 Giacomo, Jian, 584, 160 Gianan, Rogelio, 479, 423, 436 Gianco1a,Jnhn, 584, 153 Gibbons, Cary, 484, 376 Gibbons, William, 234 Gibbs, Don, 417 Gibbs, Donald, 539, 144, 412 Gibbs, Lawrence, 539, 407 Gibson, Albert, 344, 345 Gibson, Cloudia, 584, 168, 436 Gibson, David, 539, 209, 461 Gibson, John, 539 Gibson, Lorenzo, 420 Gibson, Oletha, 584, 160 Gibson, Robert A., 584, 188, 209 Gibson, Robert L.,397, 414 Gibson, William E., 351 Gibson, William T., 503, 381 Giddens, Jimmy, 560, 176 Giddeon, Elmer, 484 Giem, John, 560 Gilbert, Jerry, 357 Gilbert, Mark, 539, 209, 458, 469 Gilbert, Ronald, 560 Gilbreath, John, 584 Giles, Herschell, 487, 377 Giles, James, 584 Giles, Julia, 503, 181 Giles, Mary, 584, 160 Giles, Troy, 560, 242, 463 Gililland, J., 539, D9 Gill, James, 560 Gill, Leslie, 584, 168 Gill, Mohindrapal, 425 Gill, Rhoda, 584, 168 Gillam, Dwayne, 560, 153 Gillenwaters, Harold, 359, 459 Gilles, Iva, 584, 181 Gilley, Glenn, 560, 246 Gillham, Linda, 585, 160, 338 Gillham, Stanley, 59 Gillson, Robert, 503, 187, 204, 467 Gilmore, Francis, 365 Gilmore, Kathryn, 585, 207 Gimlin, Darrell, 335, 344, 345, 414 Gimpel, Stuart, 539, 153, 414 Ginder, James, 539, 2742, 398 Gionta, Angela, 560, 137 Gird, Roger, 539, 234 Girton, Jane, 560, 150 Gist, James, 539, 343 Givens, Dale, 503, 140 Givens, Phillip, 503, 144 Glasgow, Russell, 422 Glass, Sara, 401 Glasscock, James, 479 Glasser, Martin, 539, 233 Glaze, Charles, 560, 144 Gleason, Dennis, 560 Gleason, Michael, 42 Glenn, Jerry, 561 Glenn, Pamela, 561, 181 Glimp, Hulbert, 561, 153 Glover, Carol, 503, 181, 395, 396 Glover, Gwendolyn, 585, 160 Glubb, Kenneth, 153, 479 Gluckman, Harold, 540, 253, 460 Goad, Carolyn, 503, 181, 395, 397 Goble, Mary, 503, 213, 397, 430 Godbold, Charles, 540, 218 Godfrey, Gordon, 585, 140 Godfrey, Marl, 561 cue, Larry, 561 Goekler, Leslie, 540, 176 Golf, Charlotte, 540, 137, 393 Goforth, Francis, 585, 144 Gohil, Harshad, 425 Goins, Glenn, 585 Goins, James, 367 Goins, Milton, 399, 400 Goley, Joe, 503, 242 Golightly, Howard, 585, 144 Golliver, John, 561, 176, 366 Gondles, Kenneth, 561 Gonul, 1-Lasan, 426 Gooch, Marilyn, 503 Good, Francis, 540, 246 Good, Jerilyn, 503, M, 367 Good, Laura, 561, 181, 390, 401, 418 Good, Michael, 585, 153 Good, Shirle , 585, 168 Goodbary, Ellva, 585, 181 Goodbary, Robert, 382, 460, 470 Goode, Coleen, 585, 168 Goodell, Mary, 585, 157 Goodhead, George, 5401 229 Goodloe, Elizabeth, 585, 168 Goodman, Robert, 341, 344, 400 Goodrich, John, 585, 245, 410 Goodson, Richard, 561, 218 Goodwin, Gail, 561, 144 Goodwin, Phyllis, 585, 160 Goodwin, William, 561, 245 Goolsbay, , Gordon, L' , , Gordon, Melvin, 379 Gore, Nancy, 561, 203 Gormly, Darlene, 585, 181 Gorrell, J., 540 Gottschall, Edna, 561, 181, 357, 391 Gouker, Mary, 561, 173 Goulden, Arlene, 585, 181, 390 Govaerts, Kenneth, 346 Gover, William, 561, 140 Graber, James, 561, 144, 353, 418 Graber, Sue, 585, 207 Grable, Janet, 585, 181 Grade, Gloria, 503, 181, 350 Graff, Patricia, 561, 195, 395, 418, 84 Graft, Charles, 581 Graham, Chrissie, 585, 181, 390 Graham, Linda, 503, 336, 392 Graham, Michael, 561 Ggglam, Patricia, 561, 181, 337, 391, 5 Dennis 540, 352 inda 390 402,403 H1CKSZ Robert, 562, 153 lraham, Richard, 503 lraham, Warren, 42 iranet, William, 414 lranger, Thomas, 504, 29 irant, Carole, 540, 238 lrant, Gerry, 20, 487, 377 Hadlock, Glen, 504, 246 lrant, Jerry, 504, 342 lrant, lrant , John, 540, ZJO, 380, 385 Marilyn, 540, 203, 333 lrant, Mary, 399 Zrant, Olen, 504, 342 Srant, Valerie, 561, 168, 453, 101 lrtantham, Linda, 404 Grantham, William, 487, 377 lrassman, Donald, 561, 140 'rauel Richard 561, 140, 335, 418, 424 raves: Freeda, 561, 160, 432 raves, James, 561 Hea Linda 586 222 raves, Karlyn, 561, 168 anaves, Kenneth, 561, 153, 350, 353 Guthrie Guthrie , John, 540, 234, 461 , Mary, 585, 254 Gut.hrie, Ronald, 144, 487, 377 Guthrie, Willie, 585, 153, 465 Gutierrez, Pablo, 561, 140 Guy, Jimmy, 338 Guymon, Sharon, 149 Gwaltney, Thomas, 504, 135, 151, 153, 42 H Hackler, Larry, 585, 191 Hackney, Thomas, 338 Haddan, Mohsen, 426 Haddock, David, 585, 176 Hadler, Marcia, 585 Hadlock, Marilyn, 504 Haertling, Nelson, 504 Harding, Clyde, 540 Harding, Gary, 586, 358 Harding, Kenn, 540, 204, 335, 412, 82 Hardman, Leland, 413 Hardt, Howard, 540, 144, 345 Hardtner, Mary, 562, 203 Hardy, James, 20 Hardy, Judy, 586, 575, 168, 79 Hardy, Robert, 484 Hare, Glenard, 373 Hargrove, Robert, 586, 200 Harkey, Donald, 540, 144, 366 Harland, Jerry, 366 Harland, William, 562 Harlow, Cynthia, 586 Harlow, Kathleen, 137 Harman, Carolyn, 505, 181 Harmon, Charles, 562 Harmon, Larry, 562, 176 Harms, Charles, 360, 181 Hayden, Joseph, 485, 376 Hayes, Donald, 586, 191 Hayes, Earl, 373 Hayes, Ramon, 366 Hayes, Sandra, 391 Hayman, Merry, 541, 238 Hicks, Forrest, 587, 153 Hicks, Jack, 541, 144,459 Hicks Kent, 587, 234 Hicks: Luther, 506, 348 Hicks Marian, 587 Hayne, Robert, 506, 249 Haynes, Bill, 412 Haynes, Billy, 541, 140 Haynes, Richard, 562 Haynes Haynes , Roberta, 395 , Roselyn, 541, 192 Haynes, Wilber, 562 Hays, Helen, 192 Hays, Mona, 586, 181 Hays, Ramon, 400 Hazell, Donald, 413 Hazelton, Jerry, 586 Hazlett, Ann, 541, 22 Hicock, Nancy, 562, 161, 386, 466 Hier, Melinda, 562, 25 Hieronymus, William, 402, 403 Higginbothtam, Wayne, 471 Higgins, Mary, 413 Hig fill, Jean, 587,225 Highfill, Larry, 352, 459 Highfill, Margaret, 541, 221 Hight, Carolyn, 541, 182 Hightower, Clinett, 562, 21 Hill, Billy, 507, 153 Hill, David, 507 Hill, Elaine, 541, 192, 393 466 Hodges, Billy, 541, 153 Hogg, Ellie, 563, 161, 391 Patricia, 401 420, 1, 82, 94 1 'raves, William, 432 'ray, Bradfortih, 540, 218 ray, Charles, 561, 29 ray, Gerale, 585, 25 ray, Jack, 540, 144, 458, 469 ray, James C., 561, 200 ray, James E., 540 ray, Joyce, 540, 134, 160 ray, I udy, 540. 25, 464 gray, Lawrence, 430 uray, Lola, 390, 430 ray, Marjorie, 585, 25 Enay, Martha, 585, 157 Gray, Norma, 238 Gray, Sharon, 585, 238 unay Wanda 561 21 337 464 73 Graziadio, Mdry, 585, 1,60 1 1 Grebing, Barbara, 540, 213 Green, Charles, 540 Green, Claud, 339 Green, Geary, 504 Green, Jacquelyn, 585, 168 Green, John, 540, 245 Green, Jon, 561, 245, 272, 273 Green , Green , Green , Mary, 585, 21, 401 Michael, 504 Paul, 504 Green, Robert, 561, 230, 340, 418 Green, Ronald, 561, 144 Green , Green Shelby, 585, 209 Susan 338 Greene, David, 585, 153 Greene, Judith, 561, 137 Greenwood, Marilyn, 561, 195 Greer, Edna, 585, 160 Greer, Sandra, 585, 181 Greeson, Charlotte, 561, 165, 404 Gregory, Jim, 561 Gregory, Linda, 561, 160, 394 Gregston, Ronald, 410 Greiner, Walter, 437, 453, 459 Grenlund, Gay, 504, 165, 407, 418 Gresham, Jerry, 561, 144, 471 Griffeth. David. 246, 368 Griffin, Bobby, 585, 246 Griffin, Christy, 585, 225 Griffin, Donald, 504, 245 Gggn, Doyce, 504, 134, 160, 391, 432, Griffin Eric 504 153 Griflini Jack! 5401 210, 459 Griffin, Joanne, 504, 25, 374, 42 Griliin, Judy, 585, 173 Griffin, Owen, 363 Griflin, Patricia A., 160, 389, 394 Griffin, Patricia, 561, 160, 391, 432 Griffin, Patsy, 561, 238, 389, 417 Griffith, David, 585, 359 Griffith, Evalyn, 561, 217, 391 Griffith, Karen, 585, 149, 181, 339 Griffith Griffith , Sherrell, 585, 176 s, Karen, 585 Hagan, Ginger, 585, 168 Hageman, Florence, 540 Hager, Charles, 504, 187, 241, 380 Hager, Darrel, 504, 366 Haggard, Loren, 561, 233 Haggerty, Don, 367 Hahn, Allen, 467 Hahn, Connie, 585, 168 Hahn, John, 487 Hahn, Paul, 504, 153 Hahn, Richard, 585, 242 Haider, Syed, 425, 426 Haiges, Robert, 505, 191 Hain, Earl, 250, 479 Haines, Frank, 561 Haines, Pamela, 561, 150, 399, 401, 406 Halbrook, John, 561, 241, 418 Halcomb, Jerry, 505, 226 Hale, James, 540, 139, 140, 468 Hale, Richard, 540, 458, 469 Hale, Ronnie, 540 Haley, Margaret, 585, 221 Haliburton, Martha, 561, 181, 3 91,395 Hall Barbara 505 222 395 Hall, Duane, 460, 472 Hall, Ferris, 540 Hall, Frederick, 586, 144 Hall, Helen, 540, 254, 384 Hall, Karen, 586, 160 Hall, Margaret, 505, 160 Hall, Mary, 586, 181, 339 Hall, Oran, 540 Hall, Ralph, 505, 218, 349 Hall, Robert, 140, 485, 376, Hall, 400, 4 423 Sammy, 505, 214, 333, 341, 350, 61 Hall, Shari, 168, 390 Hall, Sylvia, 561, 221 Hall, William R., 586, 199 Hall William T., 586 , , 153 Hallenback, Ruth. 391 Haller, Philip, 273 Hallmark, Gloria, 505, 137 Hallmark, James, 561, 140 Halterman, Jonna, 586, 168 Halterman, Lemuel, 485, 376 Ham, Carolyn, 586, 195, 390 Harms , Larry, 368 Harned, David, 586, 144, 339 Harney, Roy, 562, 153 Harper, Alpha, 562, 203 Harper, Carolyn, 586, 161, 392 Harper, Earl, 540, 153, 461 Harper, Judy, 562, 181 Harper, Kenneth, 505, 366 Harper, Marjorie, 505, 165, 391 Harper, Peggy, 540, 150 Harper, Richard, 562 Harrel, Frankie, 586, 144 Harrel, James, 505, 144 Harrel, Janice, 540, 161 Harrel rtle 562 18 , M , - 1 1 Harrell, Jzilmes, 540. 153, 3.59, 368, 430 Harrell, Kurt, 540. 382 Hgigsriger, Ann, 505, 195, 392, 396, 397, Harrington, Dennis, 540, 436 Harrington, Donald, 487, 377 Harris, Arthur, 540 Harris, Bamey, 479 Harris, Jerry Leon, 505, 153 Harris, Labron, 77, 284 Harris, Marc, 540, 153 Harris, Melanie, 586, 137 Harris, Michael, 562 Harris, Nancy, 505, 137 Harris Naomi 505 203 401 Harris: Wesleyi, 505, 242 Harris Roland 586 144 Harris? Roy, 586, 176 Harris, Sandra, 586, 149 Harris, Susan, 562, 181, 337, 390 Harris S lvia 540 25 394 401 1 Y ' 5 6 , 5 Harris, Thomas J., 562, 218 Harris, Thomas N., 505, 343 Harris, William, 359 Harrison, Gary, 505, 237, 359 Harrison, Jerry, 541, 242, 1, 94 Harrison, Richard, 586, 200 Harrison, Robert, 541, 264 Harrison, Ronald, 562, 140, 466 Harrison, William, 562 Harrod, Kaye, 505, 395 Harrod, Kenny, 506, 366 gy: 1 , Hearn, Lois, 562, 181, 337, 395 Heath, Gary, 250, 479 Heath, Irma, 479 Heatly, Bobby, 562, 140 Heaton, Larry, 506, 242, 469 Heaton, Leroy, 541, 242 Heaton, Norman, 465 Heavener, Shirley, 506, 157, 116 Heavin, Loren, 541, 358 Hebtard, Mary, 586 Hebert, Carol, 562, 168 Heer, Bemard, 586, 176 HeHe1, Charlene, 541, 181. 337, 395 Hefner, Charlotte, 562, 213 Hefton, Lawrence, 562, 430 Hefty, Rosalind, 586, 161, 432 Heimer, Madeline, 541, 165 Hein, Danny, 562 Heinze, Susan, 586, 161 Heisley, Jim, 506, 245, 380, 388, 419, 83 Heisley, Richard, 562, 245 Hekmatpantah, Kambi, 506, 334, 341, Hill, Emestine, 587, 168, 399, 400 Hill, Georgia, 562, 238, 464 Hill, James, 176, 374 1-1111, Jayne, 562, 182, 399 Hill, Jerry, 365 Hill, Lora, 562, 238, 395 Hill, Mildred, 507, 182, 395 Hill, Patricia, 507, 161 Hill, Robert L., 356 Hill, Robert V., 507, 153 Hill, Stephen, 567, 153 11111, Twin, 541, 149 Hille, Jana, 587, 161, 338 Hillemeyer, Fred, 541, 353 Hillier, Robert, 358, 368 Hilsheimer, Dan, 562, 218 Hilton, Doyle, 356 Hinderliter, Robert, 507, 342, 352 Hine, Lois, 337, 392 Hines, Bobby, 587 Hines, Kenneth, 587, 249 llinkle, Sherrie, 541, 192, 337, 395 Hinshaw, Kenneth, 562, 176 Hinshaw, Stanley, 421 342 Helberg, Arlo, 541, 382, 435 Helberg, Gary, 414 Helland, Eric, 541, 144 Heller, David, 403, 460 Hellman, Julia, 541, 254, 421 Helmet 419 , David, 541, 135, 176, 381, 385 Helmers, Susan, 586, 137 Helvey, Terry, 562 Helwer, Bobby, 356 Henderson, Debra, 541, 137, 22, 404 Henderson, Janet, 541, 165 Henderson, Jerry, 373 Henderson, Joy, 586 Henderson Norma, 586, 161 Henderson, Patricia, 562 Henderson, Robert, 541, 411, 99 Henderson, Russell, 562, 379 Hendricks, Jimmy, 506, 153 Hendricks, Marcus, 264, 268 Hendricks, Richard, 541 s Hinshaw, Terry, 479, 385 Hinton, Sara, 587, 168 Hitch, Paul, 562, 246 Hitchock, John, 587, 144 Hitt, James, 408 Hixson, Billy, 541, 250, 400 Hizem, Habib, 250 Hlasnicek, Richard, 541, 153 Ho, Henry, 427 Hoag, Mary, 541, 213, 393 Hoar, Sharon, 587, 182, 391 Hobbs, Billy, 562 Hobbs, Larkin, 562, 276 Hock, Earl, 378 Hodam, Robert, 587, 249 Hogden, Bryce, 541, 188, 214, 382, 418, 437 Hodge, Karren, 587, 168 Hodgens, Linda, 541, 182, 337, 417, 420, Grimes, Algie, 504, 204 Grimes, Gerry, 561, 230 Grimes, Mary, 585, 22, 367, 391, 432 Grimshaw, Gary, 585, 234 Grinslade, Kay, 395, 418 Grissette, Roger, 540 Grisso, Wayne, 504, 387 Grissom, Linda, 504, 203, 395, 74 Griswold, Gordon, 504, 346 Griswold, Theodore, 540, 196, 359 Gritz, Carolyn, 585, 195 Grob, Ronald, 540, 176, 353 Groebe, Allen, 585, 204 Groeneman, Janice, 504, 160, 395, 397 Grof, Theodore, 585, 403 Groom, Jean, 585, 137 Ham, James, 561 Hamaker, Martha, 561, 137 Hamburger, Harlan, 505, 196, 373 Hamburger, Milton, 586 Hamb Geor e 561 46 Y, 5 , , 2 Hamil, Carl, 505 Hamill, Carol, 586, 203 Hamilton, Brent, 586, 153 Hamilton, Charles R., 399 Hamilton, Charles, 400 Hamilton, David, 505, 246, 384 Hamilton, Hobart, 540, 153 Hamilton, John, 505 Hamilton, Wilmer, 561, 351 Hamker, Lois, 505, 165, 385 Hamlin, Clifford, 3.53 Hamlin, Maurita, 540, 137, 437 Hammack, James, 586, 200 Hammack, Sandra, 505, 168 Hammett, Karen, 586, 157 Hammond, Gerald, 264, 267 Hammonds, Sharon, 586, 195 Hampton, Don, 135, 151 Hampton, John, 414 Ham ton Lona, 561, 391, 393 P 5 Hampton, Max, 540, 233, 453, 458, 463 Hanan, Calvin, 540, 246 Hancock, Mary, 562, 22, 367 Hand, Katherine, 562, 217, 389 Hand, Kitty, 181 Hand, Rodney, 540, 395 Harrod, William, 562, 200 Harshman, Avonele, 586, 149 Hart , Becky, 541, 238, 415 Hart, 109, 506, 344, 345 Hart, Martisha, 586, 161 Hart , Michael, 586, 200 Hart, Hendricks, Sharon, 586, 195 Hendrickson, Judith, 586, 25, 339 Hendrickson, Thomas, 541, 187, 200 Hendrix, Thomas, 586, 176, 397 Henley, James, 562, 241 Henley, Michael, 360, 370 Henne, Carl, 471 Henneke, Norma, 587, 181, 408 Hennigh, Thomas, 587, 176 Hodges, David, 587, 153 Hodges, Donnis, 507 Hoefer, Linda, 563, 238 Hartenbower, James, 586, 144 Harter, Floyd, 506, 209 Hartfelder, David, 586, 249 Hartig, David, 586, 249, 410, 417 Hartley, Barbara. 586, 221 Hartman, Bill, 562, 347 Hartman, Carol, 541, 203, 337, 370, 411 Hartman, Iliff, 541, 458 Hartman, Joe, 372, 81 Hartman, John, 562, 226 Hartman, Stephen, 541, 144 Hartsfield, George, 541, 153, 365 Harvey, Ralph, 506 Harvey, Tana, 586, 161 Harvey, Tommy, 428 Haskin, Shirley, 586 Haskins, James, 506, 355 Haskins, Mary, 562, 181 Htass, Arthur, 562, 140 Hassell, James, 400 Hassler, Linda, 562, 238, 337, 395, 87 Hassmann, Gary, 273, 280 Hastings, Jeronia, 541, 149, 391 Henry, Arlie, 562 Henry, Inola, 541, 161 Henry, Louis, 506, 453 Henry, Mary, 506 Henry, Henry, Melvyn, 562, 233 Mina, 562, 192 Henslee, Edwin, 176, 471 Hensley, David, 541, 250. 373, 461 Hensley, Donald, 587, 249 Hoffman, Carolyn, 587, 168 Hoffman, Donald, 587, 144 Hoffman, Michael, 541, 367, 370 Hoflich, Thomas, 563, 204 Hogan, William, 135, 142, 189, 459, 459 Hogg, Robert, 587, 176, 466 Hoggard, Patrick, 507, 354, 421 Hogue, Laurence, 459, 468 Hohenboken, William, 378 Holcombe, Thad, 507, 245 Holden, George, 354, 458 Holderread, Glenn, 367 Holland, James, 587, 241, 348 Holland, Rebecca, 563, 182 Grooms, Lana, 561, 400 Gross, John, 504, 353 Gross, Nolan, 487, 377 Gross, Thomas, 585, 176 Grother, Ronald, 540, 234 Haner, Sara, 586, 222, 374, 378 Hann, Peggy, 586, 168 Hannaford, Harley, 586, 144 Hannah, David, 267 Hannon, Sharon, 562, 238, 395 Hastin gs, Ray, 357 Hatcher, Joe, 393 Hatfiel Hatfiel d, John, 562, 204 d, Richard, 458 Hathcoat, Johnny, 382 Grove, Robert B., 153 Grove, Robert E., 585 Grubbs, Lyndell, 540, 234 Grubbs, Roxie, 504, 160, 390, 395 Gruber, John, 540, 209, 400, 403 Gruebbel, Robert, 561, 246 Grutzmacher, Donald, 540, 176 Gudgel, Fred, 540 Gudgel, Linda, 561, 203, 464 Guess, Tommy, 540, 176 Guest, Constance, 585 Guinn, Guiou, John, 585, 230 Melvin, 565, 153 Gum, Gary, 561 Gundermann, Paul, 585 Gunn, yames, 540, 26, 335 Guseman, Gary, 359 Gustafson, Ronald, 561, 153 Guthrie, Herb, 388 Hansen, Judith, 562, 181, 435 Hansens, Nancy. 586, 161, 395 Hanson, Dana, 586, 137 Hanson, Paul, 505, 246, 384, 83 Hanson, Robert, 505, 229 Harbaugh, Ann, 586, 339 Harbaugh, Russell, 540, 230 Harder, Janet, 586, 217 Harder, ohn, 505, 398 Harder, 396 1 Suzanne, 505, 21, 393, 395, Hardgrave, Newt, 505, 191, 453, 461, 470 Hardiman, Elvin, 540, 382 Hardin, Betty, 540, 165 Hardin, Harriett, 586, 173, 402, 403 Hardin, John, 562, 210 Hardin, Larry, 505, 55, 357 Hardin, Robert, 540, 402, 403, 404, 405 Hathcote, Donald, 479, 378 Hatta, Masaaki, 276 Hatta, Ttadaaki, 276 Hauge, David, 249, 400 Hau ht, Donald, 586 Haulzenbeek, Robert, 562, 250 Hawk, lra, 541 Hawk, Larry, 273 Henson, Garold, 506, 204, 369 Henson, James, 453 Henson, Larry, 587 Henthom, Marcus, 541, 204 Henthorn, Robert, 151 Herbert, Carol, 137 Herbert, Mary, 587, 168. 435 Herd, James, 587, 153, 471 Herd, Johnny, 587 Hemandez, Gabriel. 356 Hemdon, Royce, 587 Herod, Charity, 433 Herring, Douglas, 541, 214, 359 Herring, Larry, 562, 200, 400, 463 Herron, Helen, 413 Herron, Linda, 506, 203, 428 llerschberger, Lexy, 541, 203, 337, 406. 416, 464, 82, 122 Hert, Martha, 506, 221 Hert, Mary, 541, 221, 417, 464, 83 Hert, Robert, 587, 226 Hertzler, Donald, 412 Heshmatpour, Jamsh, 506 Hesser, Carolyn, 506 Hesser, Darlene, 587, 25 Hesson, Ellen, 541, 186, 222, 337 Hestand, Charles, 506, 341, 349, 397, 85 Hestbeck, Stephen, 587, 230, 419 Hester, Judith, 562. 150 Hollenbuack, Elmer, 541 Hollenback, Ruth, 541 Holley, Robert, 541, 140 Hollis, Marilyn, 587, 137, 338 Hollis, Patt , 507, 182 Hollis, Paul1j563, 144 Hwis, Richard, 507, 209, 333, 341, 348, Hollis, Wardell, 264, 268 Hollopeter, Marilyn, 587, 161 Holloway, Carl, 479, 346, 347 Holloway, Elusta, 563, 161 Holloway, Kenneth, 587, 358 Holloway, Phillip, 541, 209, 461 Holloway , William, 587, 218 Hollrah, Don, 507 Hollrah, Richard, 563, 421, 435, 463 Holman, George, 563, 246 Holmberg, Gerald, 507, 342, 343, 52 Holmberg, Nels, 507, 140, 360, 365, 412, 433 Holmes, Bruce, 563, 200 Holmes, Gayle, 21, 395 Holmes, Stephen, 226, 487, 377 Holmes, Susan, 587, 168, 395 Holsinger, Wirt, 541, 246 Holt, Charita, 563, 195, 405 Holt, David, 507 Holt, Glenn, 587, 176 Hawkins, Ann, 586, 195 Hawkins, Joe, 586, 144 Hawkins, Lon, 366, 378 Hawkins Ma ry 562 Hawkins: Ricky. 586, 168 Hawkins Sheryl, 562. 157 Haworth, Miriam, 42 Haws, Allen, 541 Haws, John, 562, 345, 421 Haxton, Ronald, 479 Hayali, Talal, 412, 426 Hestwood, James, 356 Hetheri Hetheri Hettick Hettick ngton, Donald, 506 ngton, Emaj, 506 , Mario, 587, 254, 402, 403 , Sallye, 399, 403 Heusel, Kay, 506 Heusel, Ronald, 506 Hewitt, Linda, 587, 168 Heyman. Carolyn, 587, 137 Hiatt, Claud, 356 Hickle, Robert, 506 Holt, Harvey, 563, 176, 372 Holt, Jerr , 103 Holt, Katherine, 587, 168 Holt, Linda, 507, 415 Holton, Al-an, 541 Holtorf, Herman, 541 Holtzapple, Patricia, 507, 137 Holzbeierlein, Victor, 541, 230 Honaker, Lucky, 507, 149 Honeycutt, Ronald, 507, 140, 398 Hood, Billie, 563, 161,405 Page 625 tl- i Hood, Diana, 507, 217 Hood, James, 563, 135, 174, 176 Hoover, Ronald, 379 Hoover, Toby, 563, 210, 378, 81 Hope, Helen, 541, 22 Hope, Mike, 264 Hopfer, Glen, 357 Johnson, Clarence, 509, 351 Hopkins Hopkins , Barbara, 507, 238 Janet, 587, 238, 401 Hopkimi Lee, 507, 229, 348 Hopkins, Paula, 587, 168, 401 Hopkins, Stuart, 563, 218 Hopper, Hopson, Hopson , Darrel, 587 Anna, 541, 213, 400 Paula, 563, 161, 433 Horacek, Charles, 541, 144, 346 Horinek, Dean, 507, 241, 343, 345 Horinek, Fred, 507, 382, 419, 435 Horn, Joe, 507, 245, 333 Hom, Jon, 587, 245, 378, 403 Hom, Marilyn, 587, 157 Hom, Olin, 587, 153 Hom, Ramona, 157 Isham, Jackie, 563, 463 Horn, Sandra, 437 Horn, Stephen, 563, 245 Hombuckle, William, 214, 487, 377 Homer, Thomas, 587, 153 Horsley, Teddy, 541, 460 Horton, Emily, 507, 25, 336, 337, 75, 78, 80, 82 Horton, Jackie, 165, 486, 377 Horton, Witcher, 371 Hoskins, Charlotte, 587, 161 Houck, Bette, 563, 168 Hough, Wylie, 484, 375, 376 Houk, Robert, 542 Houk, Russell, 359 House, Roy, 563, 210 Houser, Frank, 542 Houser, John, 587, 176 Hove, Betty, 542, 337 Hove, Larry, 346, 347 Howard, Betty, 563, 254, 418 Howard, Era, 161, 390 Howard, Jack, 507, 135, 142, 144 Howard, John, 507, 199 Howard, Marsha, 563, 161 Howard Robert, 373, 264, 268 Howard: William, 587, 191 Howe, B renda, 587, 182 Howe, Charles, 563 Howe, Eugene, 563, 140 Howe, Pat, 587, 153 Howell, Howell, Howell, Howell, Howell, 384 Howerto Danna, 563, 182 Elvis, 366 yoim, 563, 144 Kathleen, 563, 213, 432 Thomas, 507, 199, 335, 380, n, Ronald, 587, 218 Howl, Glenda, 542, 22, 337, 392 Hoyle, Richard, 587, 209 Hoyt, Sarah, 587, 137 Hromas, lim, 587, 230 Hsieh, Chia, 427 Hsieh, S tephen, 479, 427 Huang, Chieh, 479, 427 Huang, Kang, 427 Hua rerai, Sutin, 479 Hubbard, Don A., 587, 144 Haggard, Don K., 542, 250, 58, 400, Hubbard, Patrick, 246, 421 Hudgins Hudgins , Laddie, 587, 196, 361, 378 Robert, 563, 29 Hudgins: Walter, 542, 144 Hudson, Hudson, Hudson, Hudson, Hudson, Danny, 487, 377 James, 379 John, 507, 144 Leonard, 587, 242 Nancy, 507, 182, 391, 395 Hudspeth, Joe, 479 Hueston, Eddie, 369 Hueston, Sally, 588, 192 53518 hlema, 563, 195 enda, 588, 168 Huffman, Julie, 104 Huggans, Nancy, 563, 150 Huggins, James, 588 Huggins, John, 563, 200 Hug ins, Robert, 542, 398 Hugies, Alyce, 588, 182 Hughes, Austin, 507, 75 Hughes, Donna, 588, 188, 195, 339 Hughes, Elaine, 508 Hughes, Floyd, 588, 151, 153, 458 Hughes, Jo Ann, 563, 217, 337, 389 Hughes, Lloyd, 542, 469 Hughes, Mary, 588, 168 Hughes, Steve, 459, 469 Hughes Susan 137 Hughes, Tom,,508, 365, 378, 419, 81 Hughey, Ruth, 542, 182 Hu on, Paul, 373 Hufa, Marilyn A., 588, 169 Hula, Marilyn K., 437 Hula, Roger, 508, 470 Hulett, Hayward, 588, 26 Hull, Royce, 542, 182, 337 Hullender, David, 58, 26 Humes, Carmi, 508, 241, 341, 344, 345 Humes, Larry, 588, 241, 339 Humphrey, Elbert, 563 Humphrey, Elizabeth, 542, 169, 403 Humphre s, Franklin, 484, 376 Hunkapilllar, Darry, 373 Hunt, Vance, 542, 242, 345 Hunt, Walter, 508, 417 Hunter, Pamala, 402 Hunter, Robert, 563, 187, 253 Hurley, Patrick, 508, 144, 83 Hurst, Harry, 588, 153 Page 626 Hurst, Jerry, 588, 26, 338 Hurst, Jesse, 508, 189, 42 Hurst, irnmy, 508, 428 Hurt, Jay, 588, 226 Hussain, Mohammed, 424 Huston, Howard, 563, 230 Huston, Patricia, 563, 203 Hutcheson, Mary, 542, 254, 337 Hutchings, Leonard, 588 Hutchins, Don, 508 Hutch ison, Charles, 588, 218 Hutson, Karen, 563, 137, 337, 340 Hutton, Linda, 393 Hutton, Michael, 508, 246, 385, 83 lkard, I Charles, 588, 140 Imbeau, Harvey, 400, 403, 405 Imbod en, Leslie, 588, 176 Imle, Robert, 542, 209, 458, 463, 469 lnderlied, Douglas, 144, 487, 377 lngenlolf, Joseph, 435 Ingle, Faye, 588, 238 Ingram, David, 542, 230 Ingram, Gary, 508, 218 Inman, Terry, 508, 460, 470 Irick, Linda, 588, 173 Irons, Angele, 542, 165 Irvine, Carol, 588, 169 Irving, Clyde, 563, 433 Inggig, R., 479, 334, 335, 369, 433, 72, Irving, Robin, 508, 430 Irwin, David, 508, 230 Irvlgs, Ralph, 508, 140, 453, 458, 462, Inrvin, Richard, 335 Irwin, Robert, 333, 73, 77 Isa, Saba, 426 Isaacs, Alfred, 56 Ishmael, Phillip, 542, 397 Isom, Kenneth, 430 Ives, Tomi, 588, 173 Ivey, Robert, 563, 176, 471 Ivy, Barbana, 508, 217 Ivy, Mary, 542, 137 I Jaballah, Mohammed, 426 Jackman, V., 374 Jacks, Linley, 563 Jackson, Charles, 563 Jackson, Donald, 471 Jackson, Elliott, 542 Jackson Gatha 588 169 Jackson Geor e 542 421 iaeksonj 1ud1ti,,'56s,'150 Jackson L. 542365 Jackson, Richard, 153 Jackson, Robert, 588 Jackson, Sue, 508, 182 Jackson Terry, 377 Jackson: Tommy J., 373 Jackson, Tommy L., 508, 242, 264, 268 Jackson William, 242 Jacobs, Bailey, 588, 153 Jacobs, Dale, 508, 380, 385 Jacobs, Harry, 542, 245 Jacobs, James, 542, 218, 226 Jacobs, Jeanne, 588, 203 Jacobs, Jerry, 486, 375, 377 Jacobs, Otilio, 542 Jacobs, Sharon, 588, 157, 401 Jacobs, Susan, 508, 203 Jacobson, Lack, 264 Jacoby, Jo n, 508, 153 Jadallah, Mohamed, 508 Jadeja, Haldhtar, 425 Jagers, Russell, 241, 479 Jaggars, Stanley, 342 Jennings, Janet, 542, 165 Jennings, Phillip, 509, 200 Jennings, Vicky, 542, 182 Jensen, Joel, 486, 375, 377 Jeppesen, Barry, 542, 382 Jernigan, Janet, 588, 169 Jemigan, Robert, 509, 200 Jajlrigels, Carolyn, 542, 137, 390, 393, 418, James, David, 508, 218 James, Donald, 400 James, Indta, 508, 22 James, Jimmy, 241 James, Joe, 276 James, Marcia, 542, 169 James, Martha, 508, 203, 336, 394, 396, 397, 78, 84 James, Mary, 563, 137, 395, 467 James, Paul, 479 James, Riohard D., 563, 246 James, Richard K., 588 James, Roy D., 508 James, Roy N., 453, 459, 469 James, Sharron, 588, 161, 338, 390 James, Vern, 371 Jamieson, James, 563, 200 Jamison, John, 588, 210 Jamison, Kathy, 588, 173, 339 Janco, Jared, , 39 Jarrett, Jerry, 542 Jarvis, Jatala, Steven, 588, 245 Bryan, 588, 218 Jaronek, Kathryn, 542, 182 5, 437 Joseph, 509 Parviz, 542, 153 Jayne, Larry, 367 Jayyoussi, Maamun, 369, 426 Jeans, Lois, 367, 391, 73, 86 Jeffrey, Forrest, 509, 359, 368 Jeffrey, Frances, 563, 254 Jelfrey Jelirey , John, 479 Mar , 479 Jeiffeyl Phyllis, 563, 238 Jelfrey, William, 509, 436, 81 elmek Leon 509 353 I ' , , , Jeng, Chin, 479, 427 Jenkins, Michelle, 563, 149 Jessup, Terry, 563, 245 Jeter, Gerald, 509, 397 Jewett, Clinton, 484, 335, 376 Jimison, Joseph, 563 Jobe, Gerald, 385 Jobes, Raleigh, 509, 188, 366 Johndrow, Donald, 588, 209 Johns, William, 509, 144, 372 Johnson, Arthur, 542, 218 Johnson, Bill, 187 Johnson, Bobby, 364 Johnson, Bruce, 338 Johnson, Charles, 542 Joliitnion, Cheryl, 509, 349, 52, 421, Johnson, Dale, 380 Johnson, Darrell, 588, 153, 471 Johnson, Dick, 542, 144, 333, 102 Johnson, Douglas, 509, 349, 397 Johnson, Elanda, 479 Johnson, Gary L., 542 Johnson, Gary R., 588, 249 Jolgzgon, Gary W., 509, 229, 341, 345, Johnson, Gerald D., 542, 153 Johnson, Gerald H., 563 Johnson Glenn, 563, 200 273 Johnson: James, 542, 209, Jolligigon, Jana, 542, 21, 336, 337, 395, Johnson, Janice, 509, 238 Johnson, Joe, 588, 250 Johnson, Judith, 588, 192 Johnson, June, 509, 149 Johnson, Kenneth, 509, 191 Johnson, Margaret, 588, 169, 42 Johnson, Marilyn E., 542, 134 Johnson, Marilyn J., 563, 169, 254 Johnson, Marilyn M., 588, 182 Johnson, Mary, 588, 137 Johnson Michael, 588, 144 Johnson: Mike, 402 Johnson, Mildred, 588, 173 Johnson, Nancy, 542, 203, 397, 84 ohnson Richard, 542, 135, 241, 402, I 403, 418, 432, 460 Johnson, Robert G., 588, 176 Jolaigfon, Robert J., 542, 214, 418, 458, Johnson 420, 79 Johnson, Ronald, 588, 153, 372 Johnson, Roy, 372 Johnson, William B., 588, 209 Johnson, William H., 563 Johnston, Allen, 563, 176 Johnston, Caryl, 509, 2.5 Johnston Charles, 250 Johnston, Donald, 400, 403, 404 Johnston, Hiram, 509, 470 Johnston, James, 509, 400, 453, 459, 469 Johnston, Jerry, 563 Johnston, Leslie, 563, 176 Johnston, Shirley, 588, 173 Jolley, Gary, 542, 144 Jones, Alvin, 542, 176 Jones, Ben, 563, 241 Jones, Bettye, 563, 169, 412 Jones, Carole, 542, 161 Jones, Charles, 414 Jones, Claudia. J., 563, 182, 254 Jones, Claudia K., 588 Jones, Clifford, 79 Jones, Darlene, 588, 147, 338 Jones, Dean, 588, 241 Jones, Dennis, 153 Jones, Dewegf, 542 Jones, Dwig t, 509, 489 Jones, Eddie, 542, 176 Jones, Gail, 542, 176 Jones, Harold, 509, 230, 340 Jones, Hemian, 542 Jones, Hugh, 588, 246 Jones, Jakie, 588, 214, 338, 367 Jones, James E., 410 Jones, James N., 564, 24 Jones, Judith, 542, 238, 464 Jones, Kelly, 509, 343 ones, Kenneth, 153 ones, Lajuana, 542, E Jones, Larry, 358, 378, 405 ones, Loyce, 459 Jones, Lynda, 564, 161 Jones, Lynn, 542, 358 Jones, Marcy, 564, 238, 337 Jones, Marian, 509, 225 Jones, Nancy, 542, 182, 385, 388 Jones, Patricia, 542, 137, 391 Jones, Phil, 509, 397 Jones, Richard, 588, 176 Jones, Robert, 564, 241, 347, 419 Jones, Roger, 588, 144 Jones Stanley, 226, 479 Jones? Jones, Jones, Stephen, 487, 377 Susan, 588, 225 Tommy, 588, 26 Jones, Travis, 487, 377 Jones, Virginia, 588, 217 Jones We don 400 Jordan, Jerry, 196, 372 Jordan, Melba, 509, 217 Jordan, Thomas, 588, 199 Jordan, William, 509, 196, 365 Joms, David, 589, 241, 338 , Robert M., 542, 533, 26, 400, Joyce, Elizabeth, 542, 217 Joyner, Ellen, 564, 138, 391, 393 Joyner, Howard, 542, 196, 461 Just, Eric, 589, 144, 402, 403, 404 Just, Loren, 479, 381, 83 K Kackley, James, 242 Kahle, Ronald, 542, 196, 359, 461 Kahoa, George, 542, 367, 370 Kale, Dennis, 543, 234 Kalka, Robert, 509, 370, 436 Kammerer, Jacob, 564 Kamp, Anne, 589, 192, 394 Kanemori, Claude, 479 Kanina, Herbert, 176, 479, 424, 432 Karim, Syed, 426 Kams, Don 264, 280 Karrcnbrock, John, 371 Karseboom, Judith, 589, 161 Kastner, David, 543, 382, 436 Katua, Simeon, 424 Kauffeldt, Martha, 543, 165 Kaufman, William, 543 Kauk, Sharon, 543, 161, 42 Kay, Franklin, 453, 458, 469 Kay, Lawrence, 589, 176 Kays, Judy, 543, Z Keale, Martin, 509, 151, 153, 384, 436 Keas Lynda, 589, 169 Keatluey, Jackson, 417,428 Keathly, Donald, 393 Keathly, Donna, 134 Kebert, Linda, 564, 138, 386 Keck, Beverly, 543, 254 Keck, Joe, 564, 144 Keef, Lavada, 589, 161 Keffer, Douglas, 543, 245, 380, 385, 419 Keffer, James, 509, 344, 345 Kelfer, Jay, 564, 210 Keirsey, Marilyn, 564, 161 Keith, Molly, 543, 169 Kelamis, Christine, 564, 25, 464, 87 Keller, Bemard, 479 Keller, Demarious, 376 Keller, Edie, 509, 187, 191, 388 Keller, James, 589, 191 Kelley, Dottie, 509 Kelley, George, 373 Kelley, Jack, 510, 353 Kelley, John, 543, 346 Kelly, Alonzo, 589, 153 Kelly, John, 510, 140, 460, 470 Kelly, Lloyd, 421 Kelly, , , , Kelly, William, 379 Kelsey, Barry, 400, 402, 403 Kemper, Nancy, 564, 192, 397 Kendall, Delmar, 589, 218 Kendall, Stephen, 369 Mar 564 254 340,401,417 Kendall, Willmoore, 510, 249, 458, 469 Kendrick, Carolyn, 543, 213 Kendrick, Jerry, 484, 375, 376 Kendrick, Larry, 564, 191 Kennedy, Daniel, 564, 245, 400, 463 Kennedy, Jerry, 510 Kennedy, Paul, 510 Kennemer, Bobby, 510, 398 Kennemer, Marjorie, 510, 415 Kenney, Billy, 589, 153 Kenney, Leroy, 359 Kent, James, 543, 335, 351 Kem, Terry, 589, 200 Kemodle, Mickey, 510, 371 Kerr, Fredric, 510, 140 Kerr, Robert, 487, 377 Kershaw, Lanny, 543 Kester, James, 370 Kester, Larry, 589, 153 Ketchen, Paula, 543, 217 Ketchum, Bill, 20 Key, Charles, 589 Key, Harold, 543 Key, Richard, 344, 345 Keyser, Kenneth, 589, 142, 144 Khan, Azzizar, 428 Khan, M., 510, 425, 426 Kidan, Brhane, 479 Kidwell, William, 589, 209 Kiehn, Billy, 543 Kienlen, Phyllis, 589, 22 Kilgore, Cheryl, 589, 161 Kilgore, Don, 510 Kilgore, Tony, 510 Killian, Carol, 543, 2,5 Killian, Sherril, 549, 169 Kim, Kwan, 510, 144, 423 Kimball, Sarah, 564, 161 Kimberlin, Linda, 564, 186, 195 Kimbrough, Kenneth, 564, 189, 463, 471 Kimes,1Judy, 589, 161, 42 Kimme l, Barbara, 510, 203, 336, Kincaid, Gary, 543 Kincaid, Kat leen, 589 Kincaide, Kenneth, 589 Kinder, Gary, 543, 176 Kinder, Joe, 510, 140, 381, 384 Kinder, Judy, 543, 150, 358 Kindle, Bill, 398 King, Barbara, 564, 182 King, David, 589, 153 Edward, 543, 245, 399 King, King, Deanne, 394 King, Gary, 543 King, James, 564, 273 John, 543, 176 King, King, Karen, 564, 149 King, Kathie, 564, 182 Odis, 142 King, King, Ph llis, 543, 22, 401, 464, King, Ro8ert. 589, 176 King, Thomas, 589, 144 414 84, 119 King, Tommy, 151 Kinkaid, Dennis, 564, 26, 104 Kinkaid, Diane, 543, 203 Kinnett, S., 367 Kinney, Carolyn, 589 Kinney, William, 510, 385 Kinnick, Kara, 589 Kinslow, Michael, 589, 153 Kinyon, Henry, 510, 276 Kirby, Billy, 480 Kirby, Julia, 564, 138 Kimhenbauer, John, 276 Kirk, Benny, 543, 388 Kirk, Judith, 589, 192, 338 Kirk, Larry, 510, 196, 428 Kirkeby, Karl, 543, 245, 400, 461 Kirkpatrick, F., 564, 214, 424 Kirkpatrick,John, 214, 486, 377 Kirkpatrick, Michael, 589, 246 Kirkpatrick,Ra1ph, 480 Kise, Carla, 564, 138 Kishore, Brij, 480, 425 Kistler, Lavetta, 510, 138, 395 Klaus, Annita, 589, 169 Klein, Kenneth, 564, 187, 245, 418 Klein, Steve, 543, 26, 421 Klein, William, 510, 349 Kletke, Darrel, 510, 364, 366 Klopp, Delores, 510 Klopp, John, 510, 241, 333 Klos, Kenneth, 564, 210, 335 Klotz, William, 564, 140, 421 Knapp, Tom, 510 Knsek, Jeannette, 589, 169, 395 Knight, Kenneth, 589, 140 Knight, Robert, 564 Knippa, Jane, 511, 21, 386 Knori, Gerald, 511 Knori, Leon, 564, 359 Knott, Everett, 543, 276 Knotts, Lawrence, 470 Knowles, Billy, 511 Knox, Richard, 511, 230 Koch, Richard, 564 Koda, Michael, 543, 150 Koechel, Jere, 368 Koerner, Willie, 435 Koka, Satyanarayana, 425 Kokendolfer, George, 342 Kolar, William, 564, 214, 340, 367 81 Koons, Raymond, 564, 241 Koop, Gerald, 589, H10 Korne, Ronald, 414 Korthase, Bob, 511, 204 Koschaki, Ted, 543 Kosted, Carolyn, 589, 169, 435 Kraft, Patricia, 589, 169 Kratz, Millard, 543, 20, 333, 340 380 383, 42, 83 Krausse, Daniel, 459, 469 Krausse, Dona, 511, 138 Knaybill, Benjamin, 366 Kreczko, John, 511 Kreger, Ken, 421 Krejci, Jude, 564, 436 Krejci, Randle, 564, 199, 367 Kretchmar, Larry, 334, 351 Krieger, Milton, 589, 176 Krier, Karen, 543, 138 Krisman, Gary, 564, 245, 420, 463 Krostag, Sandrad, 589, 217 Krows, Dale, 564 Kmeger, Betty, 543, 182, 387, 389 395 418, 435 Krueger, Patricia, 511, 192, 393, 429 Krug, Paula, 564, 169 Krumrei, Kathryn, 589, 195 Kucera, Emil, 589, 176 Kuehne, James, 355, 356 Ku u, Masako, 543 Kuglii, Mary, 554, 182, N7 Kunka, Howard, 589, 144 Kunkel, Charles, 511 Kunkel, Larry, 460 Kunneman, David, 564, 140, 435 Kunz, Sidney, 428 Kurt, Carl, 351, 104 Kurth, Leslie, 511 Kurtz, Richard, 564, 140 Kutz, Gary, 543, 341, 346, 347 Kutz, Margaret, 564, 195 Kygar, Jean, 589, 173, 339, 367 Kysar, Sammy, 564 Kyser, Sharon, 589, 182 L Labass, Barbara, 589, 161 Labrue, Paul, 564, 274, 273 Lackey, Teresa, 543, 182, 367 Lackey, William, 564, 553, 135, 140 335, 79, 104 Lacy, Jeffrey, 564, 191 Lacy, Sherry, 589, 25 Ladd, Janath, 564, 161 Lafevers, Jonita, 564, 161, 405 Lafferty, Doris, 182 Lafferty, Patrick, 589, 176 LaForge, Edit.h, 511, 254, 337 LaForge, William, 511, 253 LaFortune, William, 589, 242 Lai, Alfred, 427 Lai, Tommy, 427 Laird, Gary, 543 Lake, Ronald, 589, 176 Lakey, Eddie, 564, 176 Lakey, Robert, 511, 218 Lakin, Jimmie, 480, 334, 414 Laliwtala, Jfitendra, 425 Lamar, Floyd, 351 Lamb, Delbert, 402, 403 Lamb, Snaron, 589, 217 Lambert, George, 511 McKinzie, Charles, 545, 358, 374 ambert, Thomas, 564, 237, 284 mbeth, David, 511, 421, 42 mbeth, Jodyann, 564, 21 , Shih, 42 ce, Gray, 543, 154 Vance, William, 486, 377 .andero, Henry, 511 Landers, Patricia, 589, 157, 339, 401 Landes, Merle, 589 .andgraf, Theodore, 511 .andreth, Sue, 543, 149 .ane, Bobby, 543 .ane, Claudia, 589, 173, 436 lane, Judith, 399 ,ane, Norman, 564, 214, 378 .ang1ey, James, 511, 245 .angley, Larry, 543, 229 .angston, Sylvia, 589, 222 .anier, John, 589, 233 .ankford, Michael, 543, 249, 400 .anman, Gary, 543, 403 anniing, Henry, 144 .anning, Linda, 589, 182 .anning, Russell, 511, 458 .anphere, Linda, 564, 222 .ansden, Joe, 511, 234 .ansdon, Glenda, 589, 182 .ansford, Gordon, 589, 135, 151, 154, 471 .ape1, Leon, 589, D9 .apsley, Tiner, 421 .aps1ey, Norene, 421 iarason, Anne, 511, 238, 336, 76, 78, 82. 98 ,arkin, Joseph, 140, 480 .arkins, Billie, 511, 165 .arsh, Alan, 543, 140 .arson, Alice, 564, 149 .an1e, David, 564, 204 .asater, Bobby, 238 ,ass1ey, Beverly, 589 .atchaw,gAohn, 589, 154 .atif, Mo anned, 426 ratty, Garry, 471 ,aubach, Gerald, 366 .aubach, Larry, 589, 367 .aubach, Lockawann, 543, 182 .aubach, Lynn, 589, 169 raurent, James, 543 rauterbach, Michael, 543, 187, 26, 73 ,averty, Russell, 590, 154 ,awe1lin, Billie, 564, 161, 337 .awrence, David, 430 ,awrence, Kenny, 511 ,awrence, Susan, 590, 22 ,awrenz, Virginia, 564, 149 ,aws, Patrick, 590 .awson, Clyde, 590, ZJ4 ,awson, Fred, 590, 233 .awson, Judith, 564, 138 .awton, Kenneth, 590, 234 .ayton, Barbara, 415 .ayton, Charles, 564, 140 .azal'ier, Glendon, 342, 352 .azenby, Denton, 543 lea, Sandra, 511, 195 .each, Larry, 590 egglier, Elizabeth, 565, 157, 403, 409, .eake, Jim, 264 .eake, Joe, 543, 249 .eake, Samuel, 543, 218 ,ea1, Leonard, 511 ,eary, Robert, 511, 344 .ebeda, Dennis, 511, 187, 214, 334, 341, 351, 78 .ebourgeois, Daina, 590, 182 ,ecrone, Fredda, 511, 195, 395, 431 ,edgerwood, Harry, 543 ,ee, Ann, 543, 192, 116 ,ee, Charles, 511, 402, 403, 405 Ae, 10, 590, 182 ,ee, Joseph, 511, 427 ,ee, Kathryn, 565, 161, 394, 432, 433 ,ee, Linda K., 543, 192, 386 .ee, Linda L., 565, 15 ,ee, Robert, 590, 241, 410 .ee, Ronald, 543 lee, William E., 414, 470 .ee, William H., 511, 335 ,ee, William R.. 209, 340 .eech, James, 543, 241, 410 reedy, John, 242 ,eeper, John, 590, 154 .eese, Mary, 543, D5 .eeviraphan, Manoo, 511, 353 ,eForce, Henry, 512, 200 ,eForce, Leroy, 565 ,eForce, Virginia, 543, 221, 388, 417 .egate, Larry, 543, 245 ,eggr Russell, 590, 245, 339, 419 ,eGrand, Lynn, 590, 144 .ehman, Donna, 217 ,ehmbc-ck, Byron, 590, 249, 338, 95 .eisten, Paul, 512, 352 ,eitner, Michael. 512, 176, 422 .eivo, Charles, 590 Jeland, John, 512 .eland, Robert, 253 .eMaster, Carol, 590, 238, 97 .eMaster, Gretchen, 590, 225. 338 .eMaster, Sallie, 590. 25, 338 .emburg, Duane, 486, 377 .eming, William, 264 .emmons, Lee, 590, 242, 410 Aggon, Donna, 543, 213, 337, 432, 433, .emon, Richard, 590, 144 .eMonnier, Guy, 590 .eMonniier, Sandra. 544, Z, 337, 386, 381, 393, 428, 464, 83 Lemons, Julianne. 565, 182 .eMounie, Guy, 176 I I J- Leniahan, Michael, 154 Lenington, Joseph, 565, 144 Leonard, Robert, 372 Lepak, Louis, 565, 229, 437 Leslie, Larry, 565, 242 Leslie, Robert, 544, 380, 418 Lessly, Roy, 565 Lester, Charles, 512, 144, 345 Lester, Dexter, 367, 363 Lester, Lita, 422 Lester, Vicky, 544, 213 Letchworth, James, 512, 135, 151, 154, 395, 419, 461 Letterman, Vi rgirria, 544, 409, 424 Leung, Tat, 427 LeVa ley, Gerald, 356 LeVerett, Peter, 415 LeWal1en, Do nn.a, 544, 165 LeWallen, Jimmy, 590, 233 LeWellen, Sharon, 590, 138 Lewis, Billy, 565 Lewis, Gary B., 512 Lewis, Gary F., 590 Lewis J., 463 Lewis, John E., 544, 209 Lewis, John J., 544 Lewis, Linda, Lewis, Nancy, 78, 80 544, 138, 384, 393 512, 221, 336, 337, 392, Lewis, Robert, 357 Lewis, Roy, 565, 154, 335, 340 Lewis, Sam, 544, 210 Lewis, Sherryl, 590, 169 Li, Chienlung, 427 Li, Ching, 413 Li Hsiao, 480, 427 Li, Teng, 427 Lieklider, James, 366 Liepnieks, Silvija, 487, 377 Lietzke, Louise, 512, 182, 395 Lightfoot, Phillip, 544, 349 Lightner, Carl, 512. 241 Lin, Ming, 480. 427 Linders, E., 544 Lindley, Char les, 590, 176 Lindon, Virginia, 590, 138, 339 Lindsay, Charis, 590, 169 Lindsay, Linda K., 544, 203, 95 Lindsay, Linda L,, 512, 22, 422 Lindsey, Janie, 590, 157 Lindsey, Linda, 157 Lin ren, Peter, 428 Ling, Louis, 381, 383 Link, Miohael, 346 Linn, Jack, 544, 359 Linn, Lawrence, 590, 154 Linney, Lynn, 590, 157 Linsenmeyer, Donal, 512, 200, 274, 273 Lippel, Lewis. 512 List, James, 544, 249 Liszeo, Lloyd, 176 Litchenburg, Marlin, 565, 182, 419 Litchfield, William, 512, 246 Litle, Ernest, 218 Litsey, Mary, 512, 169 Little, Hazel, 512, 161 Little, Jimmy, 565, 140, 400 Little. William, 565. 141 Littlefield, Billie. 590. 161 Lively, Bettye, 165, 418 Livingston, James, 487, 377 Livingston, Jerry, 544. 141 Livingston, Judith. 590, 157 Llewellyn, Linda. 590, 169 Lloyd, Charles, 544, 176 Loigmann, Thomas, 214, 484, 334, 376, Locasso, Richard, 565, 218 Lochrie, Joe, 590, 249, 410 Locke. Robert, 565, 246 Lockhart. Bruce, 544, 154 Loeliler, Diana, 512, 254, 340 Loefller, Norman. 385 Loeffler, Patsy, 254 Loeoo, Janis. 565, 149, 337, 367, 391, 403, 409, 433 Loewen, Arthur, 590 Loewen, John, 565 Loftiss, Jimmie, 487, 377 Logan, Harold, 590, D6 Logsdon, Barbara, 544, 399 Logsdon, Saundra, 565, 192, 340, 409 Lohmeyer, Sylvia, 565, 22 London, Charles, 512, 154 Long, Anna, 404 Long, Charles, 544, 360, 369, 81 Long, Donald, 590. 144 Long, Glenelyn, 565. 22, 386, 399 Long, James, 512, 135, 142, 144 Long, Jean, 590 Long, John, 401 Long, Keith, 544, 145, 428, 81 Long, Larry, 544. 188. 191, 404 Long, Lillian, 544, 182 Long, Ralnh, 544, 176 Long, Robert, 565, 204, 335, 418. 420 Longmire, Katheryn, 565, 149, 424 Loring, Sandra, 590, 169 Los, Jonathan. 565, 140 Lott, Charles, 590, 176 Lott, William, 512, 246 Lottie, Carolyn. 590, 157 Lotven, Brian, 565 lntz. William. 359 Lcaricks, Tanya, 512, 225, 384, 390, 418, 7 Loudenback. Douglas, 565, 246, 415 Loughran, Kathy, 544, 161 Loughridge, Billy, 590. 154 Loutherback, Edwin, 341, 348, 85 Love, Jimmy, 418 Love, Katherine, 512. 213 Love, Larry, 590, 154, 410 Love, Rodney, 101 Lovett, Larry, 565 Loving, Sally, 590, 182 Lower, James, 565, 141 Lowery, Gair, 565 Lowery, Penny, 565, 182 Lowry, George, 544, 246 Lowry, Jimmy, 512 Lowry, Mary, 565, 254 Loy, David, 512, 199 Loy, James, 369 Loyd, Tracy, 590, 154 Lucas, David, R., 512, 242, 400 Lucas, Daviid V., 400 Lucas, Helen, 590, 182 Lucas, Mary, 590, 138 Lucas, Michael, 513, 367 Lucas, Thomas, 590, 575, 246, 79 Lucas, Willa, 513 Luckinbil, Dennis, 544, 209, 333, 429, 434, 458 Lucy, Jack, 55, 176 Luetkemeyer, James, 544, 407 Lugeanbeal, Jack, 544, 141 Luker, Linda, 590, 169 Lula, Nolehelael, 513, 141 Luman, Lar , 513, 209, 343, 470 Luman, Linzlll, 565, 169 Luneborg, John, 465 Lung, Susan. 565, 149, 424 Lunsford, Fred, 513 Lunsford, Sara, 544, 217 Lunsford, William, 590, 226 Luper, Connard, 544 Lusk, Linda, 544, 192, 337, 464, 465 Luther, Donald, 484, 376 Luttrull, Bobby, 544, 434 Lynch. John, 590, 177 Lyon, Beverly, 590, 138 Lyon, David. 565, 187. 246 Lyon, Don, 453, 264 Lyons, Stanley, 590, 141 M Ma, You, 480, 427 Mabry, Bobby, 544 Macallister, Maxine, 590, 369, 43 Macalpine, David, 346, 85 Macalpine, Ian, 565, 229, 403, 404 Mackey, Charlotte, 43 Mackey, Curtis, 544 Mackey, Gary, 590, 177 Mackey, Raymond, 590, 177 Mackie, Greg, 590, 378 Mackie, W., 565 Macomb, Alberta, 565, 192, 401 Madden, Bill, 590, 218 Madden, Kennth, 544, 276 Madden, Patricia, 565 Maddux, C., 513, 351 Maddux, Larry, 565, 177 Mady, Mady, 513, 346. 426 Magerkurth, Larry, 513, 343 Magruder, Mary, 590, 169 Maguire, Laurence, 565, 200 Mahafley, John, 591 Mahaffey, Sue, 591, 203, 97 Mahan, James, 544 Mahoney, George, 351 Maier, Sylvester, 591, 209, 367, 471 Main, Doris, 544, 213, 399, 404 Mailon, Wayne, 177 Ma'ors, Gary, 565, 214 Malave, Alvaro, 513 Malhas, Zadi, 426 Malik, Ahidah, 165, 480, 425 Mallonee, Jerry, 385 Mallow, Gary, 151 Malloy, Margaret, 591, 161 Malone, Linda, 591, 161, 390 Maloy, Janette, 513. 138 Malrone , Judith, 591, 182, Mamrnefl. Bruce. 487. 377 Manalo, Romualda. 436 Manees, Sharon, 513. 254. 386 Manera, Vililliam. 591. 242 Manke, Phillip, 346, 347 Manley, Barbara. 544. 165 Mann, Louie, 513, 177 Mann, Susan, 565. 138 Manning, Dan. 591. 242 Manning, Keith. 591. 145 Manning, Russell. 513. 241 Mannschreck, Karls, 513. 214, 351 Mannschreck, Stanley, 358 Mannschreck, Vicki, 195, 485, 376 Mansfield, Carolyn. 513, 203, 394 Mansker. Sandra. 513 Mantooth. Connie, 591. 161, 405, 422 Manuel, Robert, 591, 199 Marcotte. Diana. 565. 138 Maritt, Donald. 565, 241 Markes, Gary, 358 Markham. Wade, 486, 377 Marks. Relve. 591 Marks. Patricia. 591, 161 Marler, Walter, 591 Marlow. Sue. 591 238 Mamey, Oliver, 341, 344, 345 Marrs, Jerry, 513, 372 Marsee. Marvin. 591, 154 Marsh, Charles, 591 Marsh, Newell. 544. 372. 408 Marsh. Phil. 513. 245, 384 Marshall, Bill, 591. 145 Marshall. Charles, 544. 249 Marshall. Clarence, 513, 341, 344, 345, 453. 470, 85 Marshall. Frederic, 352 Marshall, John. 591, 242 Marshall. Larilla, 544, 86 Martin, Betty, 544, 182, 367 Martin, Bruce, 591, 218 Martin, Charles, 513, 174, 177, 388 Martin Charlya, 544, 182 Martin David, 591, 145 Martin Martin Donna, 254, 480 Doris, 513, 169 Martin Emest, 487, 377 Martin Everett, 513, 358, 368 Martin, Fred, 544 Martin, Jane, 513 Martin, Janice, 591, 138, 339 Martin, Jerry I., 372 Martin, Jerry K., 412 Martin, Judith, 513, 238, 389, 415, Martin, Judy, 565, 173 Martin, Keith, 485, 376 Martin, Martin, Martin, Martin, Lloyd, 591, 154 Marsha, 591, 238 Marshall, 513 Mary H., 565, 169, 225 Martin, Mary L., 591, 437 Martin, Patrick, 430 Martin, Ricca, 371 Martin, Robert, 371, 471 Martin, Martin, Marti n Roberta J., 182, 428, 466 Roberta R., 544, 225 Sharon, 513, 138 Martini Tommy, 513, 229 Martin, Martin Vernon, 544, 226 William 565, 177 Martins, William, 565, 431 Maschino, Carl, 591, 237, 436 Mashburn, Johnny, 591, 135, 174, 177 Mason, Donald, 352 Mason, Fred, 591, 154 Mason, Jon, 513, 187, 246 Mason, Joyce, 565. 161, 394, 399 Mason, Murrice, 591, 145 Mason, Robert L., 544, 141, 379, 385 Mason, Robert W., 565 Masri, Kais, 513, 369 Massey, Priscilla, 544, 161, 389, 395, McConnell, Diana, 566, 182, 428 McConnell, James, 544, 250 McConnell, Linda, 182 McCord, Patricia, 544, 213, 391, 417 McCormick, Joseph, 544, 145 McCormick, Robert, 469 McCormick, Thomas, 514 McCoy, Billy, 545 McCoy, James C., 485 McCoy, James H., 514, 346, 347, 471 McCoy, Ray, 545, 141, 461, 470 McCracken, Charles, 514, 226, 276 McCracken, Madel n, 514 McCrary, Milton, 402, 403 McCray, Bryce, 398 McCreight, Trudie, 566, 161 McCroddan, Donald, 480, 428 McCroskey, David, 566 McCroskey, Donald, 348, 463, 471 McCroskey, John, 545 McCue, john, 566, 145 McCuistion, Willis, 480 McCulley, Jean, 207 McCu1loh, Joicelyn, 591, 203 McCul1ouglh, Linda, 545, 221 McCuloug , Teresa, 566, 221 McCune, Janice, 134, 138 McCune, Susan, 393, 86 McCurdy, Frances, 514, 393 McCurdy, Gloria, 591, 173 McCurdy, Otto, 514, 357 McCurry, Jerry, 514 McCur , Wendell, 514, 346, 347 McCut6lieon, Joe, 514, 226 McDaniel, Darrel, 350, 461 McDaniel, Era, M, 217, 407 McDaniel, Glenn, 545, 154 McDaniel, Jams, 514, 177 McDaniel, Kenneth, 566, 367 McDaniel, M., 514, 161, 392, 396, 423 McDaniel, Nellie, 566, 138 399, 401, 408, 422 Mastin, Robert, 513, 226, 345, 85, 104 Matheny, Michael J., 544, 245 Mglasniel, William, 545, 200, 82, 102 McDaris, David, 591, 154 McDaris, Orba, 591, 366 Matheny, Michael L., 565, 241 Mathews, Karen, 544, 225 Matthews, Billie, 591, 207, 339 Matthews, Frank, 385 Matthews, Gary, 480 Matthews, James, 513, 367, 363 Matthews, Jeanna, 591, 182, 422 Matthies, Leslie, 591, 234 Matthiesen, Duane, 591, 154 Mattox, Judith, 591, 390, 409, 436 Maule, Linda, 207, 411, 98 Maupin, Vicki, 591, 182 Maust, Ronald, 513, 218 Maxwell, Donald, 591, 154 Maxwell, Jack, 591, 154 Maxwell, Joyce, 514, 489, 134, 207, 336, 394, 396, 415, 78, 79, 80 Maxwell, Kenneth, 591 Maxwell, Robert, 29 Maxwell, Roger, 591 Maxwell, Vicki, 514, 217 May, Melanie, 225 May, William, 565, 187, 229, 419 Mayfield, Carroll, 565 Mayfield, Cheryl, 182 Mayfield, Frank, 59 Mayhall, Jerry, 514 Maynard, Luther, 591, 145 Mc McAbee, Barbara, 165, 486, 377 McAbee, Wilbum, 349 MeAleer, Patricia, 565, 182, 437 McAlister, Bo, 565 McAlister, James, 544, 458 McAlister, Jerry, 565, 249, 400 McAlister, Pamela, 591, 161 McAlister, Patricia, 409 McAlister, Rita, 591, D2 McAu1ay, Dee, 544, 221 McBee, Eva, 591, 182 McBride, Alyce, 182 McCabe, John, 514, 187, 210, 384, 87 McCaffree, Donald, 565, 246 McCalip, Ronald, 591, 177 McCa11on, Gary, 274, 273 McCan, Sharon, 591, 188, 192 McCarthy, Maureen, 591, 173 McCartney, Jesse, 415 McCartney, Kay, 514 McCarty, Daniel, 514, 233, 276 McCarty, Jack, 87 McCasland, David, 565 McCasland, Martha, 544, 149 McCauley, Kelly, 565, 177 McClain, Donna, 591, 169 McClain, James, 514, 249 McClain, Judith, 544, 207 McClain, Loretta. 514, 213 McClain, Max, 249 McDonald, Fred, 399, 400 McDonald, Lyman, 514, 214, 334, 335, 395, 396, 414 McDonald, Mary, 182 McDonald, Rodney, 566 McDonald, Ronald, 591, 177 McDoniald, Shirley, 157 McDonough, Linda, 514 McDonough, Robert, 514 McDougal, Billy, 486, 375, 377 Mcliachem, Michael, 591, 141 McElraft, Harold, 591, 249 McElroy, Donna, 566, 277, 402 McEntire, John, 372 McFadden, Gordon, 545, 218 McFadin, Charles, 514, 372 McFadin, Louis, 345 McFarland, William, 264, 269 Meliarlane, Lynda, 545, 238, 87 McFarlin, John, 591, 177 McFee1y, Dennis, 566, 209 McFeeters, Thomas. 234, 480, 412, 465 McGaiha, Charles, 514, 145 McGann, Kathryn, 566, 182 McGee, Cleo, 515, 245 McGee, James, 515 McGee, Tommy, 545, 246, 354, 460 McGeehon, Michael, 515, 241, 428 McGehee, James, 566, 200, 274, 273 McGehee, Robert, 515, 458 McGi1vray, Nancy, 591, 161, 213 McGlasson, Kathy, 591, 207, 395, 397 McGowan, Billy, 592 McGowen, Howard, 566, 230 McGraw, Mari, 592, 203 McGregor, Dan, 249 McGregor, Sara, 207, 480 McGruder, Deorsey, 485, 376 McGugin, Joyce, 515, 169 McGuire, Jacquelyn, 592, 161 McGuire, Karen, 545, 169 McGuire, Richard, 545, 141 McGuire, Vernon, 592 Mcllhaney, lohn, 342, 352 McJunkin, Thomas, 545, 145 McKay, Kay, 566, D5, 418 McKee, Douglas, 592, 177 McKee, William, 545, 430 McKeever, Paul, 566, 157, 437 McKenna, James. 352 McKenzie, Donald, 335 McKenzie, loe, 404 McKenzie, Walt, 280 McKerley, Ray, 515. 370 McKerson, Alfred. 592, 177, 400 McKinley, Toy, 592, 182 McKinney, Catherine, 161 McKinney Dwain, 592, 177, 471 Mcronneyl Frank, 402, 403, 405 McKinney, James, 515, 458, 469 McKinney, Phyllis, 161 McClain, Patricia, 544, 203 McC1aran, Virgil, 480 MeC1aren, Anne, 566, 192, 394, 417 McCleary, Raymond, 566, 141, 463, 471 McClelland, Sharon, 591, 161 McClendon, Claude, 433 McClure, Cheryl, 591, 221 McClure, Deann, 566, 22 McCo1gin, McColgin, McCollum, McCollum, C., 514 Sterling, 566, 471 Harold, 566, 141 Linda, 591, 254 McCollum, Phillip, 544 McCollum, McComas, McComber McCombs, Thomas, 372, 461 Kenneth, 544, 141, 458 , Sharon, Z, 339 Robert, 565, 145 McKnight, Stanley, 424 McLain, Linda, 592, 161 McLean, John, 515, 241, 385 McLean, Judith, 566. 192. 394 McMahon, James, 592, 154 McManemin, Lois, 566. 21 McMann, Mary, 515, 182, 392, 436 McMasters, Jesse, 515, 351 McMichael, Donald, 566, 177, 357 McMillan, Robert, 365, 379 McMi1len, Victor, 592 McMi1l'in, Bobby, 545 McMullen. Paula, 592, 173, 403 McNally, Mary, 545, 169 McNew, Iames, 515 McNew, Russell, 592, 177 l Page 627 McNew, Thomas, 515, 204, 381, 382, McNicho1s, Susan, 138 McNutt, Carol, 592 McNutt, Crail, 515, 358 McNutt, John, 418 McPheron, Dale, 566, 230 McP1heron, Donald, 420 McPherson, Andrea, 592, 157 McPherson, Phillip, 566, 191 McRay, Thomas, 515, 346 McShea, George, 545, 187, 237, 436 McSpadden, Maurice, 592, 218 MCSwa.in, Larry, 515, 434 McVay, Jeri, 545, 161 McWherter, Michael, 566, 226 McWhirter, Johnny, 515 Mead, Terry, 400, 402, 403 Meador, James, 592, 141, 471 Means, Anthony, 515 Means, James, 226 Means, Pamela, 566, 25 Mears, Stanley, 410, 471 Medlen, Thomas, 356 Meek, Barbara, 515, 205 Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Michael G., 264, 269 Pamela, 566, 221 Richard, 592, 145 Sally, 566, 182 Miller, Staulfer, 154, 487 Millers, Norma, 169 Milligan, Dean, 566, 141 Mills, Jay, 545, 421 Mills, Lane, 592, 196, 367 Mills, Sharon, 566, 221 Mills, Stephen, 592, 241, 418 Mills, William, 566 Millsap, Sarah, 566, 161, 386 Mi lner, Milner, Edward, 545 Michael, 516, 380, 385 Milner, Robert, 516, 241 Mglign, Annette, 566, 182, 390, 401, Mi ner, Elizabeth, 582, 182 Minh, Tran, 485, 335, 375, 376 Minor, Ivan, 367 Minson, Vernon, 566, 145, 359 Meek , Olstad, John, 592 Mires, Mary, 516, 374 Mires, Sarah, 592, 169 Miskovsky, Carol, 566, 192 Morgan, Marilynn, 545, 157, 422 Morgan, Myrna, 162 Morgan, Nancy, 593, 192, 401 Morgan, Robert, 593, 249 Mori n , Victor, 567, 229 Morris, Dow, 545, 154 Morris, Morris Linda, 593, 162 Norman 545 154, 419, 459, 469 Momsl Ronald, 516, 229 Morris , Morris , Sarah, 593, 162, 378, 437 William, 52 Morrison, Beverly, 593, 173, 437 Morrison, Elmo, 593, 145 Morrison, James C., 593, 242 Morrison, James E., 516, 246, 352, 82 Morrison, Loy, 516, 357 Morrison , Mary, 567, 221, 417 Morrison, Richard, 545, 177, 458, 461 469 Morrison, Wesley, 516, 226, 351 Morrow, Elaine, 593, 162 Morrow, George, 516, 345 Morrow, Linda, 567, 222, 394 Morrow, Micah, 593, 177 Morrow, Vinnie, 165 Neis, Claudia, 593, 149 Nelson Nelson , Barbara, 593, 169 Charles E,, 546 437 Nelson, Charles L., 546, 214, 218 Nelson, David, 567, 154, 379, 403 Nelson, James D., 398 Nelson, James E., 567, 241, 264 Nelson, John B., 471 Nelson, John H., 593, 177 Nelson, Judith, 593, 183 Nelson, Linda, 169 Nelson Pe 593 162 i E Y, 1 Nelson, Robin G., 546, 249 Nelson, Robert K,, 249 Nelson, Robert P., 517, 199, 349 Nelson, Roberta, 593, 162 Nelson, Roseanna, 517, 192 Nelson, Stanley, 517, 398, 460 Nemec, Ronda, 593, 183 Neppel, Nesbitt, Melvin, 546 Barbara, 546, 169, 337, 429, 82 Nestle, James, 461 Offutt, Samuel, 518, 145, 417 Ogden, Barrie, 594, 217 Ogilvie, Carole, 546, 221, 391, 392, 417, 464 Ogilvie, Merle, 594, 221 Ogle, Betty, 594, 149 Ogle, Lloyd, 546 Olgllesbee, Thomas, 546, 177 O iaeri, Godson, 145, 480 Oldenstadt, Paul, 594, 145 Oldham, Mark, 567 Olenberger, Freddi, 249 Olesen, Roger, 594, 177 Oliver, Jon, 594, 145 Olmstead, Lynda, 546, 169 Olsen, Helen, 594, 183 Olsen, Richard, 594, 154 Olsen, Ruth, 567, 21 Olson, Chester, 567, 154, 351, 367 Olson, Jemme, 567, 22 Olson, H., 367 Olson, Kathleen, 594, 162 Newman, Anita, 567, 203 Moul to Mercer, Glenda, 566 Melford, Elizabeth, 592, 169 Mellord, Marcia, 545, 203 Meggs, Patricia, 566, 222 Mehta, Manharlal, 425 Mehta, Navinchandra, 425 Meier, Jimmy, 592, 145 Meier, Robert, 592 Meinders, Karen, 592, 173, 390, 422 Meisner, Betty, 401 Meixner, Gayle, 592, 225 Meller, Elvin, 515, 342 Mellies, Norma, 592, 435 Mellin, Jeffrey, 515, 230 Melot, Mickey, 592, 149 Melton, Elizabeth, 566, 161 Melton, Olivia, 592, 169 Melton, Ronald, 592, 370 Mendell, Billy, 407 Mendenhall, Joe, 592, 145 Mendenhall, Roger, 545, 177 Meitgfee, Sara, 56, 186, 203, 337, Merchant, Dorris, 515, 165 Merholf, Billy, 592, 145 Merideth, Kenneth, 592, 242 Merklin, Harl, 592, 145 Merrill, James, 566 Merrill, Ronald, 592, 145 Merriman, Nancy, 592, 169 Merritt, Buford, 566 Mesarivero, Francis, 141, 480 Messall, Charles, 566, 145 Messenger, Teddy, 545, 191, 382 Messer, Carroll, 545, 145 Messer, Richard, 592, 188, 241, 97 Messerly, John, 154 Messinger, Robert, 592, 154 397 Metcalf, Lawrence, 545, 187, 229, 416 Metscher, Richard, 566, 210 Metzen, Wendell, 545, 371 Miskovsk y, Mary, 592, 254 Mitcham, Nancy, 592, 169 Mitchell, Allen, 402, 403, 404, 405 Mitchell, Auburn, 516, 214, 349, 350, 397 Mitchell, Beverly, 566 Mitchell, Carol, 566, 203, 337, 386, 394 Mitchell, Cecil, 378 Mitchell, Donald, 592, 177, 471 Mitchell, James B,, 566, 141 Mitchell, James L., 516, 246, 384 Mitchell, Jerry, 487 Mitchell, John, 566, 177 Mitchell, Mitchell, Mitchell, Morsfteld, Dixie, 593, 217 Morwood, Jim, 545, 26, 384, 461 Mose, Linda, 593, 217, 399 Nettleship, Karen, 593, 157 Neumann, Loretta, 567, 149, 436 Neuschaefer, James, 567 Nevruz, Nadya, 424 Newbauer, Lewis, 546, 230, 424 Newby, Warren, 154, 487, 377 Olson, Rex, 486, 377 Olson, Sandra, 518 Sharon, 567, 203, 394, 397 Oggnann, Kristen, 546, 221, 337, 386, Oltmanns, Suzan, 594, 195 Mosier, Daryl, 399, 400 Moss, David, 545, 226 Moss, Margaret, 567, 203 Moss, Ted, 593, 379 Moss, William, 383 Mossman, Edward, 382 Mostrom, Fredrick. 517, 187, 230 Moulden, Karen, 593. 157 Moulden, Marleen, 567, 222 n, Helen, 517, 207, 417, 82 Newcomb, Zelda, 149 Newcomb, Zella, 593, 149 Newell, Carol, 517, 395 Newell, Jon, 517, 141 Newell, Loren, 546, 145, 366 Newell, Susan, 567 Newkham, Jim, 546, 177 O'Nea1, Eugene, 594, 145 O'Neill, Mary, 518 Onken, Arthur, 103 Opela, Jerry, 359 Orbison, James, 567, 230 Orbison, Julia, 594, 203 Oren, Barbara, 157 Newman, Carroll, 517, 226 Newman, Howard, 372 Mary, 516, 225 Melvin, 400 Phillip, 592 Mitchell, Raymond, 42 Mitchell, Mitchell, Ronald, 567, 226 Sharon, 350, 353 Mount, Billy, 545 Mount, Fred, 545 Mount, Gary, 428 Mourer, Linda, 593, 169 Mouss, Edward, 517 Moyer, Jerry, 593, 151, 154 Moberg, Marcia, 545, 182, 386, 393 Mobley, Marilyn, 592, 238 Moffatt, Pricella, 545, 182 Mohammed, Qassim, 425 Mohan, Pyare, 480, 347 Mohr, William, 545, 245, 419, 460 Moldrup, Wilson, 567 Mollaian, Firouz, 346 Mollett, Patricia, 567, 182 Monahan, James, 567, 141, 400, 402, 403 Moninger, David, 516, 226 Monk, Carl, 545, 250, 420 Moyer, Philip, 517 Moye r, Moyer, Robert, 593 William, 545, 241 Moyers, Steven, 545, 187, 230, 333, Newman, Imon, 567 Newman, Linda, 411 Newman, Richard, 593, 253 Newman, Robert, 546, 154 Newton, Cynthia, 567, 138 Newton, Faith, 183 Ng, Tack, 546, 427 Ng, Vincent, 427 Nha, Hoang, 567, 335, 345, 436 Nicely, Pamela, 593, 183 Montgomery, Charlie, 484, 375, 376 Montgomery, Connie, 592, 169 Montgomery, Donna, 516. 254 Montgomery, Howard. 592. 145 Montgomery, 471 Montgomery, Larry, 592 Montgomery Maxine, 592, 169 James, 592, 154, 371, 453, Owen, Larry, 518, Metzge Meyer, r, Ronnie, 592, 154 Allen, 545, 200 Montgomeryj Montgomery, Mont ome Michael, 516, 242 R. Duane, 516 Montilla, Meyer, Anita, 515, 161 Meyer, Dean, 515, 366, 81 Meyer, Delma, 566, 149 Meyer, Gary, 592, 145 Meyer, George, 484, 376 Meyer, Karan S., 515 Robert, 545, 246, 461 8 VY: Montgomery, Sharon, 545, 138 Montgomery, Sheryl, 516, 221 Montgomery, Susan, 593, 207 Montgomery, Terry, 545, 403 Montgomery Thomas,'435 Miami. 567, iss 340, 351 Mrozinski, Patricia, 165, 480, 437 Mu, Zouhair, 426 Muegge, Buster, 593, 154 Mueggenborg, Thomas, 545, 237, 436, 459, 468 Muehlbauer, Bernard, 430 Mueller, Dale, 413 Muir, Sharon, 567, 213, 401 Mukes, Elarryo, 567, 189 Mulcahy, Nancy, 593, 173, 339 Mullen, Charles, 517, 395, 400 Mullendore, Janet, 401 Muller, Richard, 545, 367, 370, 435 Mullman, Otto, 343, 350, 104 Munoaster, John, 593, 226 Munger, Karen, 517, 395 Munger, Kathryn, 593, 254 Munger, Marvin, 593, 200 Murdock ohn 517 142 145 345 , l 1 , , , Murdock, Lloyd, 517, 196, 334, 360, 460. 73, 78, 81 Murphy, Charles, 370 Murphy, Johnnie, 461, 470 Murphy, Judith, 567, 147 Murphy, Lary, 545, 145, 366 Nicholas, Carl, 517, 145, 344, 345 Nicholls, Richard, 593, 151, 154 Nichols, Charles, 517, 373 Nichols, Jerry, 246 Nichols, Nedra, 517, 213 Nichols, Norris, 367, 363 Nichols, Terry, 400 Nichols, Trena, 546, 162, 337 Nickell, Joe, 487, 377 Nickell, Karen, 517, 395 Nickels, Jerald, 373 Nicks, Mary, 546, 165, 391 Niebruegge, Beverly, 593, 138 Niece, Stanley, 383, 384 Nieman, Fred, 93 Niemann, Marie, 593, 183, 367, 390, Oringderff, William, 546, 141 Orr, Carolyn, 546, 183 Og, John, 341, 344, 345, 453, 458, 462, IJ Orrell, Walter, 196, 417, 420 Orsbum, Peter, 567, 150, 373 Ortega, Danny, 546 Ortiz, Mauricio, 518, 191 Osbom, Eileen, 518 Osborn, Mary, 567, 183 Osborn, Ronald, 518, 342, 343 Osborn, Ruth, 518, 217, 393 Osbome, Frederick, 546, 200 Osborne, Patricia, 567, 138 Osbum, Gene, 568, 402, 403, 405 Oskison, Albert, 518, 101 Oswald, Charles, 518 Oswalt, Denzil, 568, 191, 417 O'Toole, John, 372 Otsuki, Wayne, 568 Ott, Paul, 356 Otte, Stephen, 568, 379 Otten, John, 594, 188, 237, 417 Otti, Karen, 393 Ottinger, Linda, 568, 183 Otto, John, 518, 141, 365 Ounsi, Abdul, 518, 426 Oursler, Robert, 568, 471 Outhier, Jimmy, 594 Overby, Carl, 546, 436 435 Nightengale, Jack, 484, 376 Nimmo, Linda, 567, 183 Owen, John, 518, 210 241 Murray, Donald, 593, 154 Meyer, Meyer Karan V., 337, 83 Michael 592 209 400 419 Meyefj Robert, 241, 1 ' Meyer, Meyl i n Ronnie, 545, 141 k, Robert, 592, 234 Mversj Terra, 567, 245 Mickle, Vivian, 566, 222 Middlebusher, Jerry, 515, 196 Middleton, Jack, 103 Middleton, John, 191, 417 Migliore, Mary, 403 Mikles, Dora, 566, 157 Mikles, Perry, 515, 245 Milacek, Alan, 515, 458, 469 Milburn, Carolyn, 566, 161 Milbum, Robert, 566 Mildfelt, William, 381, 384, 436 Millard, Stephen, 371, 471 Moodie, Bruce, 593, 233 Moody, Benjamin, 402, 403 Moody, Charles, 593, 145 Moon, Jorlin, 545, 424 Moon, Raymond, 371 Moon, Robert, 357, 437 Moon, Thomas, 516, 26 Mooney, Paul, 567, 29 Mooradrian, Harry, 516, 145 N Miller, Arthur, 515, 355, 379 Miller, Carol A., 566, 161 Miller, Carol K., 545, 238 Miller, Charles, 515, 241 Miller, Cheryl, 566, 254 Miller, Clifford, 592, 154 Miller, Daniel, 545, 245 Miller, David, 566, 196, 378 Miller, Ellis, 592, 177 Miller Ema 566 182 432 Mruerj mail, 5665, 191 Miller, George, 515, 335, 414, 431, 461 Miller Glenda 515 150 391 Miller? Gloyd, 2185, 376 ' Miller, Henderson, 515, 343 Miller, Hulan, 366 Miller, ack 545 246 Miller, l 1 , James R., 566 Miller, James W., 545, 209 Miller John A. 422, 468 rviiuefi John 12.1 592 Maier, John F., 592, 237, 437 Miner, ion, 566, 245 Moore, Moore, Moore, Barbara, 516, 254, 384 Billy, 567, 177, 264 Brenda. 545. 184, 254, 117 Moore, Carl, 593, 200, 400 Moore, Edwards, 593, 145 Moore, Everett, 593 Moore, Gary D., 366 Moore, Gary L., 273 Moore, Genevieve, 545, 161 Moore, Harriet, 593, 173 Moore, Harry, 368 Moore, Howard, 367 Moore, Hugh, 516, 382 Moore Ilene, 593, 217 Moorei Jacquelyn, 567, 138 Moore, Jimmie, 567, 246 Moore, John D., 567, 141 Moore, John W., 516, 414 Moore, Moore, ion, 593, 209, 463 Laffy, 567, 177 Murphy, Murphy, UTP Yr Murphy, Marion, 593, 157 Rena, 517, 217, 117 Sandra, 384 Sharon, 546, 182 Murray, Robert. 567, 145 Murrow, John, 517, 230 Musick, Patricia, 593, 195 Mustafa, Zaki, 177, 480, 425 Myers , Myers Donald, 567, 210 Edward, 517 Myersi Jimmy, 567, 135, 174, 177 Myers, Paula, 593, 203 Myers, Sharon K., 593. 162 Myers, Sharon M,, 567, 149 Myers Stephen, 546 Myles, Philip, 546, 249 Myrick, Edwin, 546, 246, 461 Nittler, David, 546, 245, 346, 347 Nitz, Jerry, 459, 469, 472 Nitzel, James, 358 Nitzel, Theodore, 593, 154 Nix, Jolane, 567, 169, 417 Nix, Kathalene, 593, 138 Nix, Margie, 593, 162 Nixon, C., 421 Noble, Larry. 517, 154 Noel, Rebecca, 567 Noel, Sue, 593, 162 Noel, Tonya, 567, 221, 337, 390, 405, 464 Noland, Wilbur, 400, 402, 403 Noling, Stephen, 356 Noltensmeyer, Jewell, 567 Owens, Elayne, 594, 162 Owens, Erwin, 594, 241 Owens, James, 379 Owens, Jim, 594, 177 Owens, Joel, 594, 141 Owens, Karene, 594, 169, 404 Owens, Leslie, 594, 154, 471 Owens, Owens Marion, 518, 142, 145, 365 Patricia, 594, 157 Ownby, 1021, 594, iss, 226 Ownby, Loyce, 518. 165. 369, 81 Oxford, Robert, 568, 199 ozment, David, 360, 370, 371,78 P Nordean, David, 593, 154 Nordstrom, Donna, 207 Norman, Don, 517, 250 Norris, Donald, 517, 135, 174, 177, 461, 470 Pace, Gerry, 568, 229 Pachura, William, 546 Packard, Linda, 568, 238 Paddack, Marilyn, 594, 162 Padgett, Keith, 518, 368 Moore, Maril yn, 593, 25 Moore, Mary, 516, 165, 395, 419 Moore, Michael, 545 Moore, Patricia, 404 Moore, Randal, 567 Moore, Raymond, 593, 145 Moore, Robert, 516 Moore, Warren, 191 Moore, Wayne, 376 Moran, Evelyn, 545, 238, 395 Miller, Junior, 486, 377 Migger, Lois, 516, 203, 336, 415, 428, 77, Miller, Mary A., 566, 213 Miller, Mary J., 592, 138, 422 Miller, Melvin, 516 Miller, Michael B., 460 Miller, Michael D., 592, 242 Page 628 Morehouse, Nancy, 567, 186, 225, 394, 418, 84 Moren, Jerry, 593, 177 Moreton, Clarence, 485, 376 Morford, Jim, 567, 191 Morgan, John A., 545 Morgan, John E., 403, 405 Morgan, John P., 436 Morgan, Kathryn, 567, 149 Naghaway, Adnran, 593, 426 Nailon, Wayne, 567, 421 Najiar, Khalil, 426 Nall, Elizabeth, 546, 207, 73, 82 Nall, Sue, 567, 238, 464 Nance, Terry, 593 Nansi, Bhupatrai, 480, 343, 424, 425 Narmore, Charles, 517, 145, 470 Nash, Nancy, 567, 203 Nassereddine, M., 426 Nasseri, Faramarz, 517, 342, 343 Nasworthy, Jack, 385 Natarajan, M., 480, 425 Nathman, Stephen, 567, 242 Nation, Linda, 546, 192, 337 Nauman, Mack, 517, 229, 384 Navai, Houshang, 517 Neal, Brenda, 546, 165, 422 Neal, Larry, 593, 151, 154, 371 Neal, William, 546 Neale, Mary, 567, 217 Nee, Tsu, 427 Needham, Barbara, 517 Neel, James, 567, 242 Neet, J., 480 Neet, Sharon, 546, 183, 395 Norris, Ethan, 546, 200 Norris, Mary, 192 Norris, Reba, 517, 165 North, Berneita, 594, 173 North, Connie, 594, 162 North, Robert, 567 North, William, 517, 431 Northup, Glynne, 594, 192 Norton, Donna, 567 Norton, James, 594, 471 Norton, Robert, 191, 345, 350, 460 Norton, Ronald, 192 Norton, Sylvia, 464, 102 Novak, Carolyn, 594, 138 Nowlin, Dale, 463 Padgett, Nolan, 546, 249 Page, Geraldine, 546, 192, 337, 428, 429 Page, Martin, 192 Page, Nancy, 518, 394, 396, 414, 78 84 Painton, Ann, 594, 162 Painton, Robert, 568, 230 Palecek, Beverly, 546, 203, 337, 340 394, 397 Paleck, Leonard, 568, 145, 104 Pallissard, Mary, 594, 157 Palm, James, 594, 145 Palmer, Barbara, 594, 170 Palmer, Donald, 341, 344 Noyes, Sally, 546, 221 Null, Robert, 567, 191, 349 Nulty, Frank, 594, 154 Nunn, Ernest, 372 Nusratulla, Syed, 350, 353, 425 O Oakes, Thomas, 594 Ober, Linda, 546, 162 Oberlender, Garold, 546, 204 Oberlender, M., 594, 217 O'Connor, Margaret, 594, 169 O'De1l, Dwight, 546, 253, 402, 403, 404, 405 Oden, William, 594, 209, 338 Odom, Germaine, 517, 162, 415 Oehlschlager, Robe, 334, 412 Offutt, Patricia, 518, 138, 384, 387, 391 Palmer, Marilyn, 518 Palmer, Mary, 594, 170 Palmer, William D., 353 Palmer, William R., 594, 145 Palmeter, Sharron, 546, 213, 337, 402 403, 87 Panes, Amelia, 436 Paramore, Peggy, 594, 183 Parcher, Carol, 594, 409, 432 Parent, Billy, 264, 266 Parham, Charles, 546, 204 Paris, Judith, 568 Parish, Jerry, 73 518, 369, 423, 425 Parikh, Harendra, , 183 Parish, Lawrence. 568, 246, 87 Park, Lynda, 546, 238 Parker, Connie, 594, 183 Barker, Gary L., 568, 241, 95 Parker, Gary W., 280 Parker, George, 546, 373 Parker, james H., 568, 177, 471 Parker, james M., 546, 226, 383 Parker, Larry, 568, 154 Parker, Marvin, 568 Parker, Nelson, 594, 249 Parker, Reb-a, 568, 183 Parker, Sharon, 568, 165 Parker, Warren, 384 Parks, Dennis, 594, 154 Parks, Earl, 404 Parks, Ernest, 546 Parks, Homer, 568, 141 Parks, Robert, 245, 419 Parks, Steanson, 594, 230, 419 Parmelly, Donald, 546, 245 Parnell, Melanie, 594, 183 Parnell, William, 546, 385 Parr, Marvin, 568. 154 Parris, Linda, 594, 170 Parris, Richard, 546 Parrish, john, 480 Parrish, Philip, 594, 29 Parrott, Mary, 594, 221 Parsons, Bobby, 568, 154 Parsons, Pollyann, 546, 25 Partlow, Dennis, 518, 141 Parton, Billy, 546, 188, 204 Partrick, judith, 568, 149, 424 Partridge, Lewis, 487, 377 Paschall, Angela, 594, 170 Passmore, james, 546, 177 Petre, Bob, 595, 229, 467 Petre, Gaye, 519, 213, 336, 72, 73, 82 Petrola 1 dlmlr 42 y, V a ' ' , 1 Petropoly, Caroleji, 568, 183, 358 Pettegrew, Thomas, 595, 209 Pettijohn, Doyle, 519 Pfall, j ohn, 568, 154, 435 Pfenning, Sam, 568 Phariss, Charles, 408 Phelps, jerry C., 519 Phelps, jerry M., 595 Phillips, D., 519, 141 Phillips, james, 568, 230 Phillips, lphh, 467 Phillips, 1pyce,595, 183,390 Phillips, Lpii, 595, 25 Phillips, lvl., 547, 26 Phillips, Margaret, 547, 165 Phillips, Pamela, 568, 186, 213 Phillips, Roy, 595, 253 Pickens, Thomas, 460 Pickering, Charles, 519, 191, 349, 397 Pickering, Patricia, 595, 162 Pierald Pierce, i, Carlos, 568, 230 Brenda, 595, 173 Pierce, Donald, 397 Pierce, Douglas, 246 Pierce, Earl, 358 Pierce, john, 568, 246 Pierce, Wanda, 595, 173 Pierro, janet, 401 Patel, Chimanbhai, 480, 367, 425 Patel, Khrisihnakani, 425 Patel, Popatlal, 425 Patel, Vipinchandra, 425 Patrick, Harold, 546 Patrick,Jo1'ln, 546, 229 Patswlal , Larry, 568, 154 Paterson, Charles, 518, 350 Patterson, Cordeli, 568, 149 Patterson, Dixie, 568, 162 Patterson, Peggy, 594, 173 Patterson, Richard, 486, 377 Pagigrson, Sandra, 568, 138, 389, 390, Patterson, Sherry, 594, 162 Patterson, Thomas, 204 Patton, David, 518 Patton, Laurin, 485, 376 Patton, Leroy, 546 Patton, Paula, 568, 170 Patton, William, 518 Patty, Mary, 192 Pau , Cheryl, 594, 22 Paul, Raiinder, 381 Paulea, Henry, 568, 230 Paulea, William, 594, 246 Paxton, Lavona, 568, 173 Payne, Brenda, 546, 138, 337, 386 Payne, Frances, 594, 162 Payne, Gary, 594, 246 Payne, Harold, 546, 249, 264 Payne, james, 594 Payne, joan, 594, 183, 367, 390 Payne, joe, 369 Payne, john, 518 Payne, Loy, 546, 357 Payne, Paul, 357, 85 Payne, Robert, 480 Payne, Robin, 594, 217 Payne, Thomas, 546, 460 Peace, Thomas, 568, 177 Peacock, jackie, 568, 162 Pearce, Carolyn, 519, 195, 337, 340 Pearce, Gordon, 346 Pears-all, Robert, 519, 470, 472 Pearson, joe, 547, 145, 335 Pearson, judith, 594, 217 Peck, Linda, 568, 157 Peck. Van, 101, 519, 385 Peckham, Linda, 162 Peckham, Mary, 519, 149 Pederson, Betty, 595, 170 Pedigo, Max, 595 Peeler, Georgann, 547, 225 Peeler, Helen, 595, 138 Peeper, Mary, 547, 254, 337, 399, 402, 403, 404, 409 Peeples, Betty, 519, 395 Peetoom, Richard, 568, 245, 380, 419 Pellow, Paula, 595, 21 Pendergast, Eldon, 519, 187, 218 Penick, Stephen, 595, 250, 339, 399, 400 Penning, Ruth, 547, 213 Pennington, Carolyn, 568, 195 Pennington, Lee, 519, 189, 412 Penoi, Sharon, 519, 22, 389, 390, 42 Perdue, Cheryl, 595, 162 Perdue, jerry, 145 Pereyra, jean, 350 Periman, Nancy, 568, 150 Perkins, Hodges, 595, 188 Perkins, Richard, 568, 233 Perkins, Ronald C., 568, 242, 471 Perkins, Ronald K., 595, 234 Perriccio, Eugean, 547, 145 Perrin, Dee, 547, 25 Perrine, Paula, 595, 170 Perry, Budo, 568, 154, 51 Perry, kldith, 568, 12 Perry, oben, 519, 26, 344, 345 Persons, Louis, 547, 460, 470 Persson, Robert, 595, 233 Persson, Suzanne, 547, 25, 428 Peterman, Clarence, 547, 359 Peterman, Paul, 595, 145 Peters, Carolyn, 519, 22, 386, 387, 393, 395 Peters, Duane, 355, 356 Peters, Martin, 547 Peterschmiidt, Mary, 547, 165 Petray, Cheryl, 595, 173 Pierse, Edwin, 595, 249 Pierson, Patricia, 568, 225 Pierson, Ruth, 595, 195 Piguet, Floyd, 519, 344, 345 Piguet, jerry, 360, 367 Pimsler, Charla, 595, 138 Pinc, Marilyn, 519, 150, 384, 390 Pinohes, George, 253, 480 Pinion, Lillian, 595, 217 Pinkerton, Dorothy, 595, 183, 391 Pinkston, Kenneth, 568 Pinkston, Sharon, 568, 22 Pinkston, Tommie, 595, 138 Pinkston, William, 547, 204 Pipes. Patti, 519, 162, 395 Pippenger, john, 568, 141 Piter, Edward, 519, 346, 347, 437 Pittman, Charlotte, 595, 149 Pitts, Paul, 547, 245 Pjesky, Roger, 595, 145 Pledger, Edward, 595, 177 Plengemeier, Harold, 595, 154, 410 Plummer, james, 519, 234, 360, 453, 458, 469 ' Plummer, joe, 568, 234 Pohly, john, 547, 241, 369 Pojefzny, Ann, 568, 195 Pokrass, Richard, 568, 250, 400 Polach, Frank, 595, 214, 367 Politte, Gentry, 280 Polk, Barbara, 568, 170, 428, 86 Polk, jo, 568, 21, 337, 394 Pollard, Dwayne, 519, 246 Pollard, Elza, 568, 378 Pollard, Michael, 595, 246 Pollock, Larry, 595, 26 Polson, jim, 466 Pomeroy, Robert, 568 Ponder, james L., 595, 199 Pongonis, james, 461, 470 Pool, Roy, 485, 376 Pool, Ruth, 568, 225. 340, 418, 84 Poorbaugh, Reggie, 595, 154, 400 Pope, Clyde, 353 Pope, Gary, 595, 214 Pope, james, 595, 177 Pope, Terry, 595, 214 Poplinger, Charles, 519, 199, 472 Popplewell, William, 595, 145 Porter, Elizabeth, 547, 183 Porter, joseph, 547, 245 Poner, Larry, 519, 199, 402, 403, 405 Porter, Nita, 519, 203, 464, 465, 469 Porter6e1d, Will, 547, 218, 460 Portman, Vicki, 595, 183 Post, janet, 519, 238 Post, Lynn, 421 Post, Robert, 519, 177, 360, 365, 435 Poston, Ruby, 519, 165 Pote, Vernon, 402. 403 Potter, Potter, Charles, 519 janice, 547, 183, 337, 392 Potter, Tina, 595, 162 Potts, Linda, 547, 162 Potts, Martha, 595, 162, 390 Potts, Virginia, 595, 203, 394 Poulos, George, 569, 145 Poultor Pound, 1, Richard, 595, 154, 338 Dean, 339, 463 Pounds, james, 595. 154 Powell, Deanna, 595, 188, 254, 395 Powell, Derrell, 264 Powell Powell: Dick, 519 Melvin, 519, 341, 346 Powell, Michael, 595, 26 Powell, Richard, 226 Powell Robert 226 Power, Gary, 569, 154 Powers, Donald, 595, 177, 471 Powers, Raymond, 547 Powers, Ronda, 547, 138 Poynor, Norma, 595, 162 Poythress, Patricia, 569, 183, 395, 435 Prag, Margaret, 547, 138, 395 Pralle, Richard, 435 Praprotnik, james, 569, 141 Prather, Bertie, 569, 254 Prather, Gary, 547, 372 Pratt, Gretchen, 595, 221 Pratz, Robert, 569, 471 Preble, T., 467, 470 Prescott, jon, 569, 154, 369 Presnall, Patricia, 395 Preston, Linda, 595, 192 Prewett, Raymond, 595, 145 Prewett, Wayne, 519, 145 Price, Carlyle, 519 Price, David, 595 Price, Faye, 595, 390 Price, Gary, 595, 145, 338 Price, jeanne, 595, 162 Price, Linda, 520, 225, 336, 340, 432, 78, 82 Price, Nedra, 520, 183 Price, Sally, 595, 162 Prickett, Nora, 547, 165 Prilliman, Rex, 398 Pritchett, Ewin, 520, 196, 360, 361, 378, 418, 78, 81 Privett, Gail, 547, 149, 424 Proctor, Elizabeth, 595, 173, 390 Prophet, Sterling, 595, 154 Propst, Deanna, 596, 183, 390 Propst, Donna, 183, 390 Pruett, Mary, 569, 162 Pryor, David, 596 Pryor, Edward, 547, 26 Pryor, john, 358 Ptomey, Kenneth, 596, 145 Puckett, jan, 520, 254, 401, 406 Puckett, Sally, 569, 183 Pulfinbarger, Elizabeth, 480 Pullinbarger, Loy, 480 Pulliam, Linda, 596, 170 Pulliam, Marvin, 596, 145 Pulliam, Sarah, 547, 157, 340 Purcell, john, 520, 335 Purvis, Carolyn, 569, 170, 367 Putt, john, 596, 177, 471 Pyeatt, Patrick, 481 Pylant, Gene, 596, 242 Pyle, Marilyn, 399 Pyle, Thomas, 403 Pyle, Wanda, 547, 162 Quadeer, Shaikh, 569, 425 Quader, Ather, 425, 426 Queen, Lawrence, 264, 269 Quillin, Charles, 569, 379 Quillin, Tlfiomas, 596, 379 Quinlan, jamie, 596, 170, 437 Quinnette, Carolyn, 596, 183 Quinnette, Mary, 569, 183 Quirk, Michael, 437 R Raab, George, 520 Raab, Karen, 337 Rabbitt, Mary, 569, 203, 394 Radcliff, john, 410 Radford, Charles, 596, 145 Raflety, William, 596, 145 Ragan, james, 596, 155 Ra land, Thomas, 520, 342 Ra5e, james, 520, 234 Rahill, Pamela, 596, 25 Rahman, Abul, 425 Raines, Charlotte, 157 Raines, Sharon, 520, 25, 385, 386, 387, 428, 464, 78, 80, 83, 118 Rains, Ben, 459 Rains, David, 596 Rainwater, Lereta, 569, 238 Raiskums, Peter, 547, 380, 419, 458 Riajarami, Vikram, 481, 425 Rake, Charles, 460 Raleigh, William, 596, 234 Ralston, Carol, 569, 225, 418 Ralston, john, 569 Ramachandran, V., 481, 349, 425 Ramage, Betty, 569, 183, 395 Ramage, Nancy, 569, 183, 395 Ramey, james, 569, 177 Ramhorst, Esther, 547, 165, 395 Rammirlg, Charles, 520, 412, 435 Ramming, Frank, 547, 435, 458 Ramsey, jimmy, 596, 177 Ramsey, Rolland, 547 R:B'tIda11,judith, 569, 192, 401, 418, 420, Randles, james, 547, 345, 352, 85 Randles, Philip, 481, 334, 341, 34 Randolph, Herschel, 411, 99 Randolph, Mary, 596, 173 Raney, Carol, 569, 213 Rarlny, Richard, 596, 141 Rzwom, Mikiel, 569, 145, 352, 402, 3 2, 343 Rao, jithender, 345, 350, 424 Raoer, Edward, 520, 139, 341, 348, 453, 470 Raper, Gail, 434 Raper, james, 141 Rasar, Vaughn, 547, 371 RatclilT, Kenneth, 347 Ratcliffe, Susan, 596, 195 Rathbun, Eddie, 520, 359 Rathbun, Milton, 596, 155 Rathore, Brijraj, 481 Ratlitl, Dianah, 596, 173 Rauch, Carolyn, 401 Ravenscroft, john, 596, 177 Ray, Donald, 410 Ray, Robert, 547, 245 Ray, Timothy, 596, 145 Ray, Victor, 547, 242 Raymer, james, 596, 141 Raymond, William. 596, 29 Razook, Pat, 520, 145, 461 Razvi, Syed, 520, 425, 426 Reames, Ronald, 569, 155 Reams, Frances, 569, 203, 401, 87 Redfern, Pamela, 596, 170 Reding, Glenn, 276 Redlinger, Barry, 596, 177 Redwine, Carroll, 400, 402, 403 Redwine, Sarah, 547, 217, 392 Reece, judith, 384, 399 Reece, Ramona, 569, 183 Reece, Ray, 430 Reed, Donald, 366, 458 Reed, jimmy W., 569, 26 Reed, jimmy M., 520, 346, 353 Reed, Lila, 596, 162, 390, 399 Reed, Raymond, 547 Reed, Robert, 481 Reed, Shirley, 547, 217 Reeder, Frances, 596, 183, 401, 417 Reel, james, 547 Reese, George, 414 Reese, john, 569, 26, 417 Reese, Karen, 399, 402, 404 Reeves, Barbara, 596, 138 Reeves, Marilyn, 520, 162 Reeves, Rebecca, 547, 157 Reeves, William, 520, 187, 250 Regnier, Bobby, 569 Regnier, Frederick, 412 Rehorn, Glen, 398 Reib, james, 569, 26 Reid, Gary, 520, 200, 280 Reid, Lynden, 596, 177 Reidy, jeanne, 596, 170 Reimer, Charles, 596, 145 Reinauer, joe, 520, 26, 335, 360, 421 Reinert, james, 596, 177 Reinhart, joseph, 379, 385 Reints, Barbara, 547, 162 Reinwand, jovita, 520, 183 Reisig, Ted, 547, 155 Remer, johnnie, 486, 375, 377 Remmel, Charles, 398 Reneau, Paul, 520, 384, 417 Reneau, Philip, 596 Renick, Carolyn, 520, 165 Renick, Rilda, 520, 165, 391 Reno, Dana, 520, 203, 412, 464, 465, 109 Reno, Susan, 569, 207 Renschler, Patricia, 569, 21, 386 Rentfro, Larry, 520, 29, 273 Replogle, Rodney, 521, 250, 264, 269 Resende, Diva, 521, 165, 392, 396, 424 Ressel, Wayne, 521 Reyckert, David, 471 Reynerson, Craig, 596, 155 Reynolds, Donald, 333, 397, 78 Reynolds, james, 412, 459 Reynolds, john, 521, 341, 346 Reynolds, Michael, 547, 218 Rhoades, Sharon, 596, 162, 402, 403 Rhoads, Dorothy, 596, 149 Rhodes, Mary, 547, 183, 402, 403, 409 Rice, David, 569, 141 Rice, Ruth, 21 Rice, Thomas, 596, 145 Rich, joel, 569 Richards, judy, 521, 203, 412, 431 Richards, Paul, 596, 155, 42 Richards, Steven, 596, 145 Richardson, Audrey, 397 Richardson, Kenneth, 569, 177 Richardson, Leopold, 521 Richardson, Linda, 547, 2.38 Richardson, Ray, 596, 151, 155, 471 Richardson, Sharon, 569, 138, 340 Richardson, Susan, 596, 207, 116 Richey, Alvis, 481, 398 Richmond, Carole, 596, 162 Richmond, Gerald, 367 Richter, judith, 165 Richter, Margo, 569, 138 Ridlter, Sally, 596 Rickard, judy, 547, 217 Rickard, Mary, 596, 22 Ricker, Kenneth, 334 Ricker, Phillip, 355 Rickner, joyce, 521, 157, 406, 430 Rickner, judith, 596, 138 Riden, Carl, 521 Ridenour, Windsor, 101 Rider, Karen, 569, 21, 337 Ridge, Sharlet, 596, 170 Ridley, Tony, 596, 241, 97 Rieck, Charlie, 547 Rieck, Walter, 596 Riehart, Frank, 521, 204, 353 Riemer, Alice, 569, 203, 464, 109 Rieves, Louis, 569, 246 Rigdorl, Robert, 547, 226 Riggs, Charles, 521 Riggs, janice, 569, 162 Ri ney, Marilyn, 547, 203, 415 Rilgey, Betty, 596, 170 Riley, Gary, 280 Riley, Harold, 569, 209, 463 Riley, Michele, 547, 133, 402, 403, 409 Riley, Patricia, 596, 192 Rimel, Shlaron, 596, 138 Rimer, Ila, 521, 162, 396 Rine, Terry, 547, 241, 381, 382 Ring, Michael, 569 Ringer, Kenneth, 547 Riser, Clarence, 547, 191, 418 Risinger, Ralph, 547 Risk, Catherine, 569, 195, 42 Risk. Richard, 521, 191, 407, 432, 453, 459, 469 Risner, Courtney, 547, 238, 464, 121 Risner, Donna, 596, 195 Risner, King, 521, 246 Ritchie, Edward, 569, 141 Ritter, Donna, 596 Y . Ritz, Danny, 349, 397 Rivers, Ronald, 26, 481 Rix, judith, 547, 195 Roach, Eva, 596, 183 Roach, Gary, 365 Roach, Lewis, 484, 375, 376 Roach, Thomas, 547 Roady, Carla, 521, 22, 391 Roark, Dale, 569, 241 Roark, Haney, 521, 187, 200, 416 Roath, Terry, 548 Robbins, Benny, 435 Robbins, Pat, 521 Roberson, Robert, 484, 487, 342, 377 Roberson, William, 486, 375, 377 Roberts, Annette, 548, 173 Roberts, Bobby, 521 Roberts, Donald, 548, 145, 460, 470 Roberts, janet, 521, 183, 395 Roberts, john, 521 Roberts, judith, 569, 162, 42 Roberts, Marian, 569, 207 Roberts, Nancy, 399 Roberts, Richard, 155, 356 Roberts, Ronald, 218, 487 Roberts, Sharon, 569, 138 Robertson, Alton, 548, 366 Robertson, Alton R., 569, 196, 361 Robertson, Anita, 195 Robertson, Ann, 569, 138 Robertson, Carolyn, 596, 188, 195, 338 Robertson, Dale, 596, 145 Robertson, Don, 484, 376 Robertson, Linda, 569, 170 Robertson, Linda L., 548, 254 Robertson, Will, 376 Robine tt, Bruce, 569, 242 Robins, Ralph, 596, 135, 151, 155 Robinson, Billy, 485, 375, 376 Robinson, Carol, 548, 254, 418 Robinson, Dana, 548, 254, 418 Robinson, Harvey, 569 Robinson, jerry, 569, 233, 400 Robinson, jo Ann, 521, 138 Robinson, john, 460 Robinson, judith, 548, 170 Robinosn, Patricia, 597, 138 Robinson Ronald, 597, 241 Roccon i, iames, 486, 375, 377 Rockett, Renita, 548, 207 Rockwood, Richard, 548, 155 Roddy, Ralph, 521, 214, 351,431 Roderick, Ronald, 569 Rodgers, Martha, 548, 254 Rodgers, Richard, 548, 145, 177 Rodgers, Robert, 467 Roe, Dixie, 569, 162 Roe, Doris, 521, 254, 340, 387, 393 Roepke, Nancy, 521, 195 Rogers, Rogers, Earl, 521, 357 Frances, 597 Rogers, Glen, 548, 29 Rogers, jimmy, 597, 200 Rogers, Max, 521, 343, 85 Rogers, Phyllis, 569, 138, 386 Rogers, Richard, 597 Rogers, Ruth, 548, 222 Rogers, Shelia, 569, 165 Roggow, Calvin, 548 Rohr, Wanda, 521, 213 Rollins, Kenneth. 372 Rollins, Terry, 597, 253 Romack, David, 460 Romero, Phillip, 597, 234 Rooker, james, 569 Roop, Marcella, 548, 183 Rose, Freddie, 597 Rose, johnny, 548, 241 Rose, Lynda, 597, 183 Rose, Marsha, 597, 21 Rose, Richard, 548, 218 Rose, William, 245 Rosen , j., 521, 155, 469 Ross, Charles, 570, 245 Ross, David, 521, 459 Ross, George, 521, 342 Ross, john, 521 Ross, Kaye. 570, 192 Ross, Marshall, 548, 141 Ross, Ned, 484, 376 Ross, Sharon, 597, 217 Ross, William, 597, 233 Rosser. Robert, 521, 367, 363. 81 Rosseth, Robert. 521, 230, 348 Rothlisberger, Charles, 187, 420, 453, 462 Roudebuslft, Robert, 597, 145 Rouk, Charles, 463 Rouk, Donald, 385, 387 Rouse, jimmy, 597, 155 Roush, Roberta, 597, 254 Rowan, james, 570, 188, 196, 418 Rowden, William, 522, 242 Rowland, Tazwell, 597, 230 Rowley, julius, 597 Rowsey, Donna, 570, 183 Royston, Lynn, 570, 241 Rozell, Terry, 548, 246 Rubey, Gail, 570, 183 Ruby, Adrienne, 340, 378, 417 Rucker, Emest, 522, 155 Rucker, Robert. 522, 210 Rudisell, Randolph, 264 Rudolph, Roberta, 570, 192, 394 Rudy, janice, 548, 165 Ruley, james, 548, 246 Rumbaugh, Alice. 570, 162 Runka, Marite, 597, 162 Runyan, jerry, 264, 269 Rush, Eileen, 597, 157, 437 Rush. Penelope, 597. 138 Russell, Ann, 597, 170 Russell, Kenneth, 414 Page I l 629 Russell, lD.z'ndia,5gS?7, 170 WY, Russell, Russell, Rex, 52, 200, 74, 264, 270 Russell, Sharon, 597, 238 Russell, William, 143, 487 Russo, Patrina, 570, 238 Ruth, Arthur, 548, 383 Rutherford, Kay, 597, 162 Rutherford, Mary, 548, 21 Rutherford, Robert, 52, 348 Rutledge, Earneste, 52, 390 Rutledge, james H., 597 Rutledge, james L., 463, 471 Rutledge, Louis, 428 Rutledge, Namoun, 597, 177 Rutledge, Regena, 597, 173 Rutledge, Robert, 385, 68, 469 Rutter, Peggy, 548, 183 Ryan, jerry, 246, 349, 352, 397 Ryder, Bobby, 548, Ryker, Millard, 522, 141 Rylander, Ronald, 52, 210 Ryle, Ronnie, 52 S Saadeh, Ghassan, 135, 426 Sachse, Susan, 570, 162 Sadberry, jane, 570, 238, 395 Sadler, Leola, 570, 162 Saied, james, 597, 188, 204, 400 Saifie, Mohammed, 350, 381, 425, 426 83 Sain, Edwin, 52, 253 Salim, Arifin, 354, 424, 426 Salim, Muhammad, Q6 Salyer, Ronald, 548, 29 Sampat, jaysinh, 425 Sample, Roger, 357 Samples, jerry, 510, 145 Samuel, David, 313 Samuelson, Teresa, 570, 192, 418, 435 San Angelo, Philip, 570, 234 Sanbrano, Paul, 548, 242 Sander, Edward, 522, 139, 141 Sanders, Barry, 570, 141 Sanders, Billy, 570, 318 Sanders, Cheryl, 570, 217 Sanders, Cheryl L., 21 Sanders, j., 522, 174, 177, 42 Sanders, james, 52 Snders, janice, 597, 157 Sanders, john, 357, 421, 468 Sanders, Lillian, 548, 138, 395 Sanders, Susan, 597, 21 Sanger, john, 52, 233 Santee, joe, 52, 26, 421 Santino, james, 485, 375, 376 Saporito, Nora, 597, 238 Saremaslani, Ahmad, 52, 141, 351 Satterlield, Shirley, 597, 238 Sauls, Kathryn, 510, 183 Sauls, Lynne, 570, 254 Saulsberry, Lois, 570, 21 Saulsbury, Alan, 379 Saunders, Clarence, 548, 141 Saunders, Howard, 548 Saunders, john, 52, 145, 334, 415, 73 Savage, Kathleen, 52, 21, 336, 386, 78, 80, 83 Savage, Lawrence, 597, 155 Saville, janet, 52, 254, 390, 392 Savolainen, john, 570, 218 Savorgnan, Luciano, 52, 204 Saye, Sharon, 597, 254 Scannell, james, 597, 177 Scarborough, Susan, 597, 225 Scearce, Robert, 52, 141, 349 Schaberg, janet, 597, 162 Schaefer, David, 548, 139, 141, 403 Schaefer, Kurt, 428 Schaefer, Matt, 597, 237, 338, 436 Schallenberg, Earl, 597, 155, 403 Scharno, Karl, 437 Scheer, Linda, 548 Schehrer, john, 412 Scheihing, john, 548, 177 Scheihing, Mattie, 570, 195, 416 Schenk, Karen, 367, 390 Schenk, Ted, 52 Schick, Thomas, 548, 358, 374 Schilt, Carolyn, 52, 2, 394 Schilt, john, 246, 463 Sohiltz, Richard, 548, 214, 348, 367, 437 Schimmel, Ronald, 597, 209 Schlegel, Betty, 52, 165 Schlimme, Ronald, 338, 280 Schlosser, judy, 435 Schmall, Christine, 597, 217 Schmaltz, Kendall, 460 Schmidt, j. Warren, 597 Schmidt, james, 597, 145, 356 Schmidt, Mary, 597. 138, 391 Schmidt, Melvin, 548, 436 Schmidt, Suzanne, 548. 22. 394 Schminke, Noreita, 597, 170 Schmitz, Arba, 597, 173 Schmitz, Donald, 570 Scllgtge, Ronald, 548, 145, 460, 462, Schneeberger, Ken, 214, 481, 333, 367 Schneider, Dale, 463 Schneider, Dan, 453, 458, 469 Schneider, George, 570 Schneider, Geraldine, 570, 149, 401 Schneider, joseph, 548, 155 Schneider, Norman, 570 Schneider, Richard, 52 Sclitgider, Roger, 523, 250, 334, 335, Schnelen, Betty, 597, 183, 410, 437 Schoenhals, Anneva, 523, 157, 385 Page 630 Schoenhals, Donald, 597, 245, 419 Schoenhals, Douglas, 548, 245, 421 Schoenleber, George, 523, 353 Schooler, William, 523, 245 Schooley, Neal, 523, 135, 145, 434 Schoonover, Kenneth, 398 Schott, Val, 591, 29 Schramme, Anna, 548, 25 Schrock, Sharron, 597, 170, 403 Schroeder, E., 351 Schroeder, Phyllis, 523, 437 Schroeder, Marilyn, 523, 192, 397 Schroeder, Kenneth, 421, 437 Schroeder, joan, 591, 192, 404 Schroeder, David, 597 Schroeder, 435 Schuler, Louise, 570, 203, 394, 397 Schultz, Billy, 597, 141 Schultz, jerry, 548, 196, 361, 461 Schultz, William, 414 Schulz, Charlotte, 597, 170 Schumacher, Donald, 523 Sandra, 570, 192, 395, 418, 403, 404, 405 Shavey, Richard, 549, 209 Shaw, George, 346 Shaw, jack, 549, 360 Shaw, judy, 523, 183, 395, 397, 433 Shaw, Marjorie, 523 Shaw, Randye, 570, 149 Shaw, Teresa, 570, 238 Shaw, Theodore, 549, 146 Shaw, Thomas, 570, 199 Shaw, Travis, 570, 245 Shaw, William, 523 Shdeed, Sandra, 52, 162 Shea, Thomas, 398 Shearer, Kathryn, 598, 170, 339 Shedeck, Milo, 549, 214, 402, 403, 404 Sheehan, Sam, 52 Sheets, Gary, 335, 400, 463 Sheets, George, 313 Shelbume, Sherrill, 549, 410 Shelby, Laura, 598, 192 Shelby, Michael, 463 Shellenberger, F., 351 Schumacher, Roger, 548, 145 Schupbach, Louis, 548, 177, 435 Schwab, Tony, 510 Schwabe, Charles, 467 Schwalk, judith, 570, 170 Schwarz, Charles, 548, 237, 351, 417, 436, 466 Schwedland, Lyle, 241 Schwoerke, Roland, 570, 471 Scifres, Charles, 365 Scott, Bonnie, 570, 186, 192, 337 Scott, Carol, 238 Scott, Charlene, 597, 195 Scott, Charles, 510, 249 Scott, Coleman, 597, 177 Scott, Edith, 570, 183 Scott, Hollis, 523, 145, 470 Scott, jackie, 570, 191 Scott, james, 367 Scott, judy, 597, 138 Scott, Larry, 597, 145 Scott, Martha, 597, 170, 437 Scott, Melvin, 570 Scott, Paula, 183 Scott, Phillip, 570, 26 Scott, Roberta, 548 Scott, Susan, 548, 162, 393 Scott, William, 598, 188, 191 Scovill, Chris, 523, 141 Scribner, Sondra, 598, 183 Scruggs, Monty, 548, 191 Seagren, Charles, 485 Searcy, Royce, 548, 365 Seaton, Melina, 523, 162 Seawright, Rodney, 598, 155 Sebring, jerry, 598 Sechrist, Barbara, 570, 254 Sedberry, john, 246, 349, 352, 397, 85 Sedberry, Martha, 598, 138 Seebeck, Carol, 523, 138, 21 Seebeck, Doris, 390 Seefeldt, Mary, 523 Seefeldt, Roger, 523, 398 Seeliger, judith, 548 Seely, Helen, 598, 22, 404 Seely, jon, 523, 250 Seiber, john, 548, 214, 361, 420 Seidle, Neal, 249, 481, 286 Selby, David, 598, 145 Self, Glendon, 481, 397 Sellers, Herbert, 598, 402, 403 Sellers, jimmy, 264, 270 Sells, Grady, 598, 155 Sells, Phillip, 523, 245, 384 Selman, William, 598, 141 Selph, Harry, 548, 26, 333, 460, 73, 83 Selvidge, Philip, 523, 141, 347, 459 Semple, Terrance, 598, 249 Semrad, David, 548, 242, 417, 420, 73 Sengupta, Shyama, 425 Service, Linda, 598, 238, 97 Setliff, Meredi h, 570, 170 Severe, Gail, 523, 238 Severe, Leroy, 523, 241 Severs, Patricia, 598, 162, 339 Severson, Ralph, 400 Sewell, Betty, 598, 254 Sewell, Mike, 598, 26 Sewell, Thelia, 570, 22, 399, 404, 406 Shiaddy, james, 428 Shadid, Ali, 426 Shafer, Charles, 523, 145 Shafer, Richard, 142 Shafer, Ru'h, 548, 165, 399 Shaffer, Charles, 523, 400 Shaffer, james, 402, 403 ShaFfer, Larry, 548, 145, 26, 347, 393 Shah, Ikram, 425, 426 Shah, jatin, 425 Shah, Narendrakuma, 481, 343 Shah, Pravin, 425 Shah. Satish, 548, 177, 425 Shaheen, Amen, 523, 199 Shakhshir, Lutfi. 426 Shaklee, Lana, 598. 183, 203, 367 Shaklee, Miarva, 598, 97 Shallah, Salim, 548. 359. 426 Shannon, David, 570. 229 Shannon, Douglas, 598, 245 Shannon, Thomas, 548, 245 Shaniro, Robert. 397 Shaoley, Fred, 523 199. 381 Shariley. Glenn, 199, 481, 381, 384, 387, 83 Sharma. Narender, 349 Sharn, Donald. 598 Sharp, Edmond. 353 Sharp George, 523 Sharp, Karen, 548, 183, 367, 395 Sharrock, Leland, 570, 146, 400, 402, Shelton, Barbara, 149, 42 Shelton, Charles, 570, 253 Shelton, Donald, 570, 424 Shelton Patricia, N5 Shen, Sheng, 427 Shepherd, joel, 598, 155 Sheridan, Gary, 598, 250 Sheridan, Phillip, 598, 234, 471 Sherle, joseph, 598, 155 Sherman, Alvin, 355, 356 Sherman, Michael, 598 Sherman, Stephen, 570, 200 Sherrer, Robert, 598, 146 Sherrill, George, 523, 135, 142, 146, 345 Sherrill, Harriett, 523, 165 Sherril Sherril l, Kenneth, 523, 358, 368 1, Sandra, 598, 170 Sherwood, Carolyn, 598, 162 Sherwood, Robert, 598, 191 Sheth, Ain, 425 Shethia, Manharlal, 424, 425 Shewey, jerry, 598, 178 Shidler, Frank, 598, 178 Shields, Bonnie, 570, 162 Shiever, Elaine, 435 Shillin g, Leslie, 549, 250 Shindell, Winston, 250, 481, 334 Shinn, Glen, 524, 366 Shipley, Charles, 510, 246 Shipman, William, 549 Sims, Eddie, 549, 358, 374 Sims, jerry, 598, 214, 373 Sims, john, 598 Sims, johnnie, 598, 183 Sims, Kenneth, 214, 45, 376, 73 Simunek, jimmy, 571 Singh, Sarjit, 413 Singleton, Larry, 471 Singleton, Royce, 598, 178 Sisolak, Thomas, 284 Skach, Edward, 466 Skees, Patrick, 571, 237, 436 Skeistaitis, Walter, 471 Skgrfner, joe, 524, 196, 360, 369, 436, Skinner, joihn, 524, 372, 453, 470 Skinner, Marsha, 598, 183 Skinner, Ronald, 380 Skrdle, Frank, 549, 146, 351 Skye, George, 549, 204, 412 Slack, Darrel, 264, 270 Slack, jerry, 549, 249 Slater, Calvin, 524, 142, 348 Slater, Carl, 549, 141, 433 Slattery, Remigius, 549, 187, 230 Slifer, james, 346 Sloan, joseph, 571, 436 Sloan, Sharon, 524, 192, 395, 418 Sluder, Billy, 373 Smartt, Claude, 571, 146 Smasal, jean, 598, 188, 237, 437 Smay, Earl, 598, 146 Smiley, Danny, 599, 155, 373 Smith, Alpha, 599 Smith, Alva, 359 Smith, Andrew, 599, 146, 402, 403 Smith, Aneta, 549, 170 Smith, Bill, 200 Smith, Bryce, 524, 141, 395, 424, 431 Smith, Carmelitia, 599, 163 Smith, Carolyn, 337, 405 Smith, Carrolyn, 571, 184 Smith, Charles, 524, 230, 352 Smith, Clyde, 410 Smith, Danny, 549, 146 Smith, Darwin, 549, 245 Smith, Davfid, 415 Smith, Donna, 571, 186, 203, 394, 428, 95 Smith, Dorothy, 549, 184 Smith, Elizabeth, 599, 170 Smith, Freddy, 524 Smith, Gary, 599, 178 Smith, Glenn, 368 Smith, Harold, 524, 342 Shipp, Earl, 598, 26, 388 Shirck, Carolyn, 570, 162 Shirk, judith, 598, 170 Shirley, jams, 524, 146 Shirley, Mary, 598, 170 Shirley, Richard, 549 Shirley, Ronald A., 598, 178 Shirley, Ronald V., 598, 146 Shirley, Stephen, 598, 20 Shock, james, 549, 249 Shockley, Pamela, 570, 203, 337, 415 Shofner, jim, 570, 218 Shoho, Donald, 524, 345 Shook, Russell, 598, 178 Shores, Larry, 570, 146 Short, Donald, 524, 139, 141, 384, 417 Short, james, 598, 146, 338 Short, jelfery, 598 Short, Phillip, 570 Short, Sinclair, 549, 241 Shreve, john, 379 Shreve, Warren, 570 Shriver, jeanne, 570, 183, 337 Shriver, judy, 598, 217 Shroyer, Don, 358 Shuck, john, 275, 273 Shull, Gary, 598 Shull, jimmie, 103 Shull, Lester, 155 Shull, Williiam, 570, 199 Shultz, Barbara, 524 Shultz, Charlie, 549 Shultz, Fred, 524 Shurig, Terry, 598, 138, 339, 128 Shuss, Laquita, 598, 183 Shuttee, Linda, 598, 157 Siberts, james, 524, 341, M8 Siddiqui, jamilur, 425, 426 Sieber, Fred, 571, 241 Sieg, Twila, 571, 162 Siegenthaler, Rona, 571, 191 Sigmon, Michael, 571, 226 Sikes, Paulette, 571, 149 Sill, Edward, 598, 155 Sills, jerry, 571, 188, 199, 367 Silva, Massie, 524 Silver, Paula, 170 Silvers, Chester, 524 Simmons, Billy, 342 Simmons, Carol, 571, 138 Simmons, Delvin, 571, 141 Simmons, Lee, 484 Simmons, Linda, 549, 157 Simmons, Mary, 598, 170 Simmons, Michael, 264 Simmons, Patricia, 598, 183 is 151 155 471 Simms, Lew , , , Simms, Norris, 598, 178 Simms, Pamela, 598, 162 Simon, Lillian, 549, 21, 389 Simons, Wayne, 571, 276 Simpkins, Mary, 571, 192 Simpson, Forest, 571, 141 Simpson, j., 549, 149 Simpson, Larry, 598, 249 Simpson, Mary, 598, 192 Simpson, Ralph, 534 Simpson, William, 571, 191 Sims, Clyde, 373 Smith, james Edward, 599, 146 Smith, james Edwin, 524, 218 Smith, james P., 524, 242 Smith, janet, 524, 192 Smith, janice, 485 smith, Jerry L., 571, 218 Smith, jerry M., 549, 141 Smith, jerry M., 524, 177 Smith, jimmie, C., 365, 378 Smith, jiimmie G., 524, 358 Smith, joe, 549 Smith, joseph, 524, 458, 471, 85 Smith, juan, 549 Smith, judith, 524, 138 Smith, junie, 173 Srrggh, Karen, 524, 192, 336, 395, 396, Smith, Kenneth M., 549, 245 Smith Kenneth R., 549, 178 smiihj Larry, 246 Smith, Lee, 366 smith, Lewis, 485, 375 Smith Linda, 599, 170 Smith, Lyle, 481 Smith, Lynn, 599, 146, 481 Smith, Marilyn S., 549, 25 Smith, Marilyn V., 549, 157, 395, 414 Smit.h, Marvin, 599, 155 Smith, Marvis, 571, 21, 337, 464 Smith, Mary, 549, 238, 337, 409, 413 Smith, Merriel, 599, 170 Smith, Michael A., 599, 163 Smith , Michael R., 571, 210, 471 Smith, Monty, 571, 146 Smith, Myron, 458 Smith, Nora, 599, 203 Smith, Norma. 571, 192 Smith, Pat, 599, 170 Smith, Peggy, 599, 21 Smith, Phyllis, 213, 413, 431 Smith, Richard A., 599, 146 Smith, Richard E., 465 Smith, Richard R., 571, 146 Smith, Riletta, 571, 390, 409 Smith, Robbie, 599, 155 Smith, Robert E,, 525, 250 Smith Robert L., 571, 141 Smith, Robert Lee, 384 Smith, Robert W., 599, 146 Smith, Ronald M., 599, 146 Snigfi, Ronald W., 549, 367, 370, 376, Smith Samuel, 599, 146 smith: sandra, 599, 157 Smith 387 , Sharon, 571, 25, 254, 337, 386, Smith, Sharon Kay, 571, 418 Smith, Stanley A., 178 Srrligglsi, Stanley j., 549, 424, 459, 468, Smith, Suzanne, 571, 213, 386, 389 Smith Smith , Toni, 599, 170 Veme, 218 Smithi waiter, 355 Smith Smith Smith , Wendell, 571, 141. 359 , William D., 525, 355, 415 , William G., 402, 403, 408 Smith, William j., 571, 178 Smith, William L., 571 Smithson, Deanna, 549, 163 Smola, Gary, 599, 59 Smola, Steven, 549 Snapp, j., 525, 384 Sneary, Glen, 525, 344, 345 Sneed, Virginia, 599, 21 Snelling, F orence, 599, 157, 390 Snelson, Robert, 353 Snider, Donna, 571 Snider, joe, 525, 363, 437 Snider, Paul, 599, 178 Snider, Roger, 571 Snider, Samuel, 367 Snipes, Thomas, 470 Snoddy, jack, 525, 29, W Snow, Charles, 418 Snow, Mary, 157 Snow, Sherry, 571, 163 Snowden, Mervin, 341, 461, 470 Snyder, Brenda, 525, 184, 397 Snyder, Larry, 549 Snyder, Mary, 549, 195, 464 Snyder, Rhodora, 599, 184 Snyder, Roy, 599, 155 Socorro, Norma, 571, 163, 350 Sofllfistrom, Patricia, 571, 217, 391, Sodowsky, Willard, 599, 214, 351 Soebiapradja, Rachel, 481, 426 Soirez, Resley, 487 Sokolosky, Frank, 353 Solomon, Daniel, 484 Solow, Anthony, 549 Solow, Ronald, 486 Solow, Rose, 525, 466 Somers, Stephen, 571, M Sonnenfeld, Sherylyn, 599, 203 Sontag, Paul, 481 Sooter, Barbara, 549, 213 Soper, Robert, 178 Sorrells, Bob, 525, 250 Sosa, Omelio, 525 Southard, Richard, 599, 155 Southerland, Benny, 599, 146 Space, Roy, 599, 575, 79 Spaeth, Paula, 571, 195 Spahn, Robert, 571, 242, 335 Sparks, Carol, 549, 254 Sparks, Charles, 549, 146, 369 Sparks, Donald, 525, 245 Sparks, judith, 599, 163, 432 Sparks, Pihillip, 525, 146, 453, 469 Sparks, Ralph, 571 Sparks, Susan, 599, 170 Spaulding, Sandra, 571, 238 Speakmian, Susan, 549, 21, 437 Spear, Patricia, 599, 170 Spear, Rudy, 571 Spearman, William, 59, 188, 241, 410 Spears, Suzanne, 599, 163 Spears, Walter, 525, 196 Specht, Charlotte, 599, 163 Speegle, Helen, 549, M Spencer, Allen, 571, 463 Spencer, john, 359 Spencer, Leo, 421 Spencer, Orville, 599 Spencer, William, 599, 204 Sperling, Kenneth, 196, 378 Spillers, Robert, 549 Spirm, R., 377 Spitler, Curtis, 549, 155 Spitzer, john, 525, 365 Splawn, Oma, 599, 163 Splitlog, Rayma, 165 Spooner, Thomas, 571, 146, 378 Sporleder, Marcella, 571, 163 Spradliin, Beverly, 525, 524 Sprin tead, Bronsi, 549, 374 Sprouli Kayleen, 571, 138 Sprouls, Carol, 599, 149 Spurgeon, Kenneth, 428 Spurgeon, Sally, 549, 192 Spur in, Ronald, 571, 246 Squyres, Lynda, 599, 170 Stabe, Shirley, 571, 163, 435 Staci, Carole, 525, 138 Stae eli, David, 599, 209 Stafford, Robert N., 210 Stafford, Robert T., 599 Staggs, Alvin, 366 Stahl, Raymond, 549, 146, 373 Staiger, Gary, 549, 359 Stai miller, Robert, 599, 155 Stalgord, Harold, 549, 178 Stallsmith, jeff, 599 Stamps, janice, 599, 163 Standerfer, Carole, 571, 170 Staneart, Larry, 571, 245, 380 Stanlill, Monaray, 525, 211 464 Stanley, Gene, 549 Stanley, john, 549, 335, 348 Stansbery, Willard, 286 Stanton, joseph, 342 Stapleton, Kathleen, 571, 149 Stark, joe, 385, 458 Stark, Wilson, 463, 462, 469 Starr, Rex, 571, 146, 348 Starr, Robert, 525, 29, 398, 93 Starwalt, joe, 525, 398 Staten, Sandra, 599, 170 Stauffer, jerry, 549 St Clair, David, 571. 230 Steiarman, Robert, 525, 395 Steams, Riohard, 525 Stebler, Timothy, 436 Stedman, Richard, 549 Steele, Brian, 525, 399, 400 Steelman, C., 29, 481, 428 Steelman, Virginia, 481 Steffens, Christina, 599, 170, 390 Steigleder, juanita, 571, 163 Steigman, Gary, 346 Steinbeck, Anniama, 571, 192 Steincamp, Lynn, 599, 155, 466 Stenseng, Ronald, 484, 376 Stephan, Jerry, 458, 463, 465, 468 Stephens, Carol, 599, 22, 374 Stephens, David, 549, 241 Stephens, Kay, 571, 203, 418, 94 Stephens, Jerry, 599, 146 Stephens, Mary, 549, 157 Stephens, Sue, 549, 163 Stephenson, Richard, 599, 249 Sterk, James, 525, 204, 40, 459 Sterling, Paul, 525, 428 Stevener, Arthur, 549, 29, 385 Stevens, Karl, 525, 344, 345 Stevens, Louie, 525, 210, 380 Stevens, Sharon, 571, 238 Stevenson, Carol, 599, 171 Stevenson, Dee, 550 Stevenson, Patricia, 550, 165 Steward, James, 599 Stewart, Charles, 525, 335, 414, 461 Stewart, Don, 571, 241 Stewart, Everett, 525, 245 Stewart, Jack, 191 Stewart, James B., 241, 418 Stewart, James M., 378, 413 Stewart, Millie, 171 Stewart, Robert, 599, 191 Stewart, Ronald E., 525, 363 Stewart, Ronald L., 525, 241 Stewart, Thomas, 571, 20 Stewart, Vicky, 599, 138 Stewart, Warren, 572, 245 Stewart, William, 599, 178 Stice, Sheryl, 600, 21 Stidham, Brenda, 572, 165 Stidham, Rebecca, 525, 184, 337, 387, 393, 428 Stidham, Robert, 550, 178 Stigal, Samuel, 600 Stiles, Darrell, 525, 367, 363 Stiles, Janice, 550, 150, 391 Stiles, Sherrie, 437 Still, David, 526 Stinchcomb, Larry, 572, 196 Stinson, Gordon, 600, 178, 42 Stites, Max, 550 St.ith, Rex, 550, 233, 434 Stiver, John, 600, 155 Stogner, John, 600 178 smokes, Dan, 525, 458 Stolhand, Raymond, 550, 178 Stoll, Calvin, 526, 358, 368 Stollings, Barbara, 222, 340, 384 Stonaker, Kim, 572, 237, 419, 98 Stone, Billie, 526 Stone, Clarence, 572, 357 Stone, David, 600, 191 Stone, Freda, 526, 147 Stone, Gordon, 352 Stone, Jack, 526, 249 Stone, James, 484, 375, 376 Stone, J-lane, 600, 188, 195 ucul, 50, 149, 437, 466 Stone, Stone, Robert, 572, 367 Stone, Rose, 550, 163 Stoneking, John, 526, 241, 431, 433 Stoner, Stanley, 600, 230 Storey, Samuel, 526, 346 Storm, Barbara, 550, 184 Storm, Paul, 366 Storrnont, Marilyn, 600, 184, 391 Stormont, Robert, 550, 361, 417 Story, Wanda, 550, 171, 393 Stot er, Linda, 550, 25, 337, 389 Stotts, Alverta, 600, 157 Stotts, Dorothy, 526, 21, 336, 406 Stough, Janice, 572, 171 Stout, Donald, 550, 245 Stag? Donna, 550, 134, 184, 337, 432, Stout, James, 196 Stout, Patricia, 600, 184 Stout, Sue, 526, 163 Stovall, James, 600, 246 Stoval, Mickey, 600, 184, 417 Stover, Jimmy, 550, 365 Stover, Lahoma, 572 Stover, Lucille, 572, 186, 217 Strain, Donald, 526, 20 Straka, Thomas, 526 Stran , Kenneth, 550, 42 Strtawlliun, Lincoln, 572, 178 Streich, Terry, 600, 146 Streller, Johnny, 572 Strickler, Earlene, 149 Stringer, Bruce, 484, 375, 376 Stroike, James, 365 Strong, Charles, 526, 246 Strong, Jerry, 371, 374 Strong, Marylu, 600, 22, 391 Strong, Richard, 437 Strong, Stan, 526, 200, 397 Stroud, Beverly, 526, 165, 388 Stroud, Donald, 572, 245, 388 Stroup, Daniel, 485. 375, 376 Stroup, Priscilla, W2, 171, 405 Struck, Dorothy. 600, 171 Strunk, Robert, 572 Stuart, Mary, 572, 149 Stuckey, Alta, 481 Stuckey. David, 550, 146, 460, 470 Studebaker, Teri, 600, 149 Stull, Wayne, 600, 155 Stump, Carolyn. 526, 217 Stump, Judy, 213 Stuntz, Ross, 526, 20 Stunkard, James, 600. 218 Sturdivant, Maria, 600, 149 Sturgeon, Carroll, 550 Sturgeon, Roy, 481, 413 Sturgeon, Suzanne, 600, 163 Sturm, Gene, 204, 481, 412, 414 Su, Dennis, 550, 141, 427 Sullivan, David, 526, 460 Sullivan, Don, 453, 462, 470 Sullivan, John, 526 Sullivan, Martha, 550 Sullivan, Thomas, 550 Sullivan, Walter, 344, 345 Sulivan, William, 526, 200, 383, 416 Summers, Glen, 550, 353 Summers, Jams, 550, 146 Summers, Robert, 600, 210, 400, 407 Summers, Royce, 600, 157, 401 Sumner, Judith, 600, 203 Sumner, Stephen, 550, 370, 371 Sumter, Barbara, 550, 157 Suppes, Emma, 386 Surber, Elizabeth, 600, 184 Surguy, Lynda, 572, 21 Surti, Shashikant, 425 Suthers, James, 526, 346, 353, 417 Suthers, Neal, 600 Suthers, Trella, 526 Sutton, Lonnie, 526, 146, 341, 348 Suvapanish, Chaimo, 481 Svec, Elden, 484, 376 Svelan, William, 437 Svymbersky, Carolyn, 437 Svymbersky, Philip, 572, 237 Swagerty, James, 345, 85 Swaim, John D., 572, 146 Swaim, John J., 572, 146 Swaim, Robert, 572 Swalley, Larry, 572, 431, 433 Swan, Jeanette, 526, 254 Swan, Laura, 572, 2 Swanda, Larry, 600, 178 Swangn, Larry, 485, 376 Svgegfson, Dolores, 572, 184, 367, 389, Swanson, Thomas, 572 Swartz, Hurley, 550, 178 Swatek, James, 526, 200 Swearengin, Carolyn, 572, 184, 390, 428, 430 Swearingen, Dona, 527, 171 Swearingen, Lynda, 600, 171 Sweetin, Sandy, 600, 171 Swim, Martha, 600 Swingler, Billy, 481 Swingler, Opal, 550 Svigiwney, Shirley, 572, 238, 396, 393, 7 Syed, Murtuza, 481, 425, 426 Sylvester, Jerry, 550, 230, 424 Sylvester, Nancy, 527, 184, 395, 397 Symes, Trudy, 572, 238, 337, 395, 84 Symonds, Harold, 471 T Tabor, Larry, 600, 209 Tackett, Howard, 370 Takato, Etsuko, 600 Talbert, George, 550 Talkington, Keith, 600 Tallent, Winford, 550, 155, 369 Talley, Linda, 572, 184 Talley, Peggy, 600 Taluy, Ayla, 572, 163, 353 Tang, Homer, 414 Tankersley, Paulee, 60, 213 Tanner, John, 461, Tanner, Mary, 600, 184 Tanner, Richard, 527, 373 Tao, Joanne, 427 Tao, Pan, 427 Tapp, Ralph, 600, 155 Tarlton, Wallace, 600 Taggiey, Riduard, 550, 214, 367, 370, Tarter, Jimmy, 527, 200, 342, 453, 470 Tate, Frances, 527, 195, 86 Tate, John, 398 Tate, Shirley, 550, 25 Tatum, Linda, 600, 163 Tawney, Jerry, 527 Tawney, Lois, 572, 173 Tawney, Norma, 550 Taylor, Barbara, 550, 163 Taylor, Brenda, 600, 203, 394 Taylor, Gary, 527, 398 Taylor, Harold. 600, 178 Taylor, Jack, 487, 377 Taylor, James F., 572, 29 Taylor, James S., 550, 246, 348 Taylor, Jay, 527, 26 Taylor, Jerry, 527, 26, 345 Taylor, Joe, 550 Taylor, Larry, 459 Taylor, Richard, 155, 481 Taylor, Robert, 572, 141, 191 Taylor, Ronald, 550, 343 Taylor, Ruth, 572, 171 Taylor, Stan, 550 Taylor, Susan, 600, 149 Taylor, William D., 600, 155 Taylor, William F., 572, 471 Taylor, William R., 397 Tayyib, Md, 425, 426 Team, Howard, 600, 178, 393 Tedder, Charles, 399, 400 Tedder, Jane, 399, 406 Teel, Charles. 400 Teel, Judith, 527, 184 Tefft, Roberta, 600. 184 Teigen, William. 550. 200 Telcocci, Jams, 572, 242 Telford, Carol, 600 Telford, Jimmy, 527, 358 Tempero, James, 372 Tempero, Robert, 354 Temple, William, 572 Templeton, Dan-iel, 600, 234 Templeton, Jim, 399, 400 Templeton, Philip, 550, 234, 459 Tennant, Harold, 550, 408 Tennery, Thomas, 550, 200 Tennille, Carl, 600, 241, 418, 432 Tennille, Frederic, 348, 460 Temeus, Jimmy, 550, 178 Terrill, Charles, 527, 347 Terrill, Janet, 527, 238 Terrill, Monica, 600, 195, 402, 403, 404 Terry, Daniel, 600, 155 Terry, Dwight, 527, 200 Terry, Helen, 527, 171 Terry, Jerry, 453, 458, 469 Terry, Sharon, 572, 238, 389 Tessier, Frederick, 600, 246 Teten, Harry, 600, 178 Teter, Jim, 408 Teter, John, 600, 229 Tharp, Connie, 600 Thayer, Donald, 600, 234, 471 Thayer, Rollin, 370 Theilen, Howard, 435 Thiel, Bonnie, 600, 138 Thiessen, Robert, 550, 360, 367 Thimliing, Elenita, 527, 138, 422 Thoele, Perry, 572, 218 Thomas, Archie, 395 Thomas, Barbara, 527 Thomas, Dennis, 600, 178 Thomas, Dodi, 184 Thomas, Edwin, 572, 249, 264, 270 Thomas, George, 264 Thomas Gerald 600 250 466 Thomasi James Leo, 527, iss, 341, 353, 397, 461 Thomas, James Lewis, 230, 398, 418, 436 Thomas, Jay, 600, 241 Thomas, Jo, 392 Thomas, Judith, 572, 163 Thomas, Juliene, 600, 171 Thomas, Lwvis, 572 Thomas, Marjorie, 572, 163 Thomas, Mary, 527, 134, 165, 395 Thomas, Mike, H Thomas, Patricia, 572, 163 Thomas, Richard E., 550 Thomas, Richard W., 437 Thomas, Robert, 572, 141 Thomas, Sandra, 550, 25, 464 Thomas, Saundna, 527, 192 Thomas, William, 550, 233, 461 Thomason, Mark, 572, 402, 403 Thompson, Bennie, 601, 184 Thompson, Buddly, 601 Thompson, Char es, 250, 471 Thompson, David, 527, 343 Thompson, David E., 601, 155 Thompson, Diane, 550, 213 Thompson, Dorothy, 550, 184, 432 Thompson, Franklin, 601, 245 Thompson, Gary, 572, 58 Thompson, Gerald E., 433 Thompson, Gerald R., 527, 135, 146, 344, 345, 428 Thompson, Hugh, 385 Thompson, James M., 601, 471 Thompson, James R., 572, 146 Thompson, Jerry, 527, 200 Thompson, John L., 572, 155 Thompson, John P., 398 Thompson, Kathryn, 572, 150 Thompson, Kenneth, 527 Thompson, Ladonna, 601, 163 Thompson, Lawrence, 550, 349 Thompson, Leslie, 572 Thompson, Mary, 527, 184, 395 Thompson, Melvin, 601, 178, 421 Thompson, Patricia, 572, 192 Thompson, Richard, 397 Thompson, Robert, 527, 242 Thompson, Ronald, 527, 346, 347 Thompson, Sheron, 601, 163 Thompson, Terry, 601, 155 Thompson, Timothy, 572, 146 Thomson, Thomas, 601 Thorman, Jerry, 572, 141 Thomherry, Fran, 407 Thome, Edwin, 527, 209 Thorne, Gary, 572, 29, 335, 463 Thome, Sandra, 601, 171 Thomhill, William, 527 Thomton, Conlin, 601, 155 Thomton, Jack, 601, 218 Thornton, James, 527, 146 Thomton, Linus, 374 Thornton, Roy, 527, 218, 341, 353 Thomton, Vernon, 550, 233 Thomton, Wgnema, 572, 184 Threadgill, C arles, 550 Throckmorton, Gary, 370, 431, 460 Throop, Judith, 550, 173 Thur, John, 572 Thur, Sharon, 601, 163, 435 Thurman, Charles A., 601 Tlgtggrntan, Charles W., 527, 146, 364, Thurman, Edytha, 550, 184 Thurman, Jerry, 366 Thurman, Karen, 572 Thurman, Linda, 572, 207 Thurston, Charles, 26 Thurston, Una, 572, 238, 464, 116 Tibbetts, Roger, 573. 347 Tice, Robert, 601. 155, 471 Ticknor, Larry, 573 Tierce, John, 573, 29 Tietz, Beth, 601, 149 Tigner, Ruth, 573, 138 Tillery, Herbert, 471 Tillett, Billy, 264 Tilley, Carol, 528 Tilley, Linda, 550, 138 Tilley, Waynette, 528, 203 Timberlake, David, 528, 187, 26 Timberlake, Donald, 528, 187, 226, 388, 420, 76, 104, 181 Tims, Michael, 458 Tindall, Jane, 528, E Tindel, Teresa, 573, 138 Tinker, Linda, 601, 138 Tinnen, Robert, 550 Tippeconnic, John, 573, 141 Tippin, Rita, 573, 165 Tippit, Edwin, 573, 245, 419 Tipton, Mary, 550, 22, 337, 399, 404, 406, 409 Titterington, Sue, 601, 171, 437 Todd, Robert B., 573, 146 Todd, Robert L., 573, 249 Todd, Sam, 528, 358 Tohlen, Herbert, 385 Toland, Donald, 601, 155 Toles, Marian, 528, 171 Tollefsen, Linda, 573, 2 Tomblin, Cheryl, 573, 147 Tomko, Lawrence, 402, 404 Tomlin, Rebecca, 573, 23, 394 Tommey, Austin, 550, 26, 461 Tommey, Tommie, 528 Tompkins, Joe, 528, 408 Tone, Robert, 573, 253, 400 Toon, Kathleen, 573, 138, 399 Tcgugaint, Gary, 550, 209, 335, 346, Towler, Robert, 487 Towne, Warren, 601 Townsend, Henry, 551, 459 Towry, Marilyn, 528, 192, 340 Tracy, Virginia, 573. 25 Tramble, Clifton, 366 Trapp, Ed, 601, 188, 245 Trautman, Richard, 551, 209 Travis, David, 528, 146, 365 Travis, Melvyn, 373 Treece, Connie, 601, 184 Trent, Luther, 601, 146 Triplett, David, 573, 2 Triplett, Richard, 369 Trivitt, Doris, 601, 138 Trogdon, Johnnie, 551 Trombla, Bemetta, 184 Trottmann, Jerry, 52 Truels, Karen, 601, 157, 374 Trueworthy, John, 573, 379 Truman, Annette, 601, 171, 401 Trussell, Herkley, 601, 234 Tsao, Catherine, 427 Tubre, Janice, 601, 184, 338, 422 Tucker, Charles, 24 Tucker, Glenn, 601, 178 Tucker, Jack, 528, 196, 358. 368 Tucker, James, 453, 459, 462, 469 Tucker, Jerry, 551, 209 Tucker, John, 459. 469 Tucker, Merle, 551, 141 Tucker, Roger, 354 Tufford, Rawlins, 528, 178 Tuggle, James, 551, 191 Tunin, Barbara, 528 Turle , Sandra, 573, 195 Tum8'ow, Ro er, 551, 146 Turner, Brenga, 528, 238, 336, 393, 400, 464, 78, 80, 84 Tumer, A., 351 Tumer, Dale, 485, 375, 376 Tumer, Dan, 551 Tumer, Donald, 178 Tumer, James, 601, 26 Tumer, Judy, 601, 171 Turner, Louis, 528, 348 Tumer, Lynda, 601, 195 Tumer, Nancy, 601, 207 Tumer, Richard, 601, 155 Tumer, Ronnie, 551, 230 Tumer, Walter. 573, 141, 373 Tw-HY, lohn, 233 Tyree, John, 528, 178 U Uecke, John, 412, 470 Uemoto, Akira, 481 Uhring, Marguerite, 173 Uihely, Richard. 528 Ulfers, George, 135, 174 Umezawa, Jyo, 276 Underwood, Anita, 573, 184 Unrau, Arlis, 367 Unruh, Michael, 463 Upham, Robert, 428 UDP, l0hn, 601, 226 Uppal, Kul, 425 Upshaw, Shadra, 601, 173, 401 Upton, Charles, 264, 270 Utsey, Aulton, 601, 178, 471 Utsler, Phillis, 528, 184 V Vanatta, Milton, 528 Vanbeber, Margaret, 528, 138 Vanburen, Linda, 601, 138, 421 Vance, Gary, 465 Vancleave, Horace, 428 Vancoevering, Darrel, 551, 421 Vancoevering, Glen, 551, 343, 345 Vandegrift, William, 528, 242 Vanderwork, Nancy, 528, 184, 367, 391 Vandever, Lana, 573, 138 Vandruff, Leon, 601, 146 Vanfossan, Neal, 573, 234 Vanhooser, Paula, 127 Vanhom, Robert, 187 Vanhome, Samuel, 573, 253 Vanlandingham, Don, 334 Vanlandingham, John, 601, 178, 29 Vanlandingham, Joselph, 551, 78 Vannordstrand, Caro , 551, 165 Vannortwick, Jean, 528, 195, 182 Vannostrand, Charles, 573, 24 Vannostrand, Ruth, 402, 403, 404 Vanpool, John, 551, 155, 419 Vanvacter, Bennie, 529, 146, 360, 366, 396 Vanvalkenburgh, C., 551, 21 VanWhitley, Ada, 389 Vanzant, James, 264 Vassaur, Bing, 400, 403 V.ater, Michael, 414 Vaughan, Eyvonne, 601, 157 Vaughan, Larry, 601, 146 Vaughan, Monroe, 385, 83 Vaughan, Zelan, 529 Vaughn, David, 573, 191 Vzltiglhn, Patricia, 573, 184, 390, 419, Vaught, Thomas, 573 Vaverka, Janice, 52, 184, 437 Veach, June, 551, 163, 395 Vencil, Alan, 529, 421 Verghese, George, 349, 424, 432 Vemon, Rosalee, 601, 163 Vernooy, Alice, 213 Vest, Don, 601 Vickers, Anne, 551, 195 Vickers, David, 551, 424 Angela, 601, 171 Vickrey, Vickrey, Billie, 551, 165, 391 Vincemt, Kenneth, 410 Vincent, Virgini-a, 551, 138, 395 Vineyard, Sharon, 601, 171 Vining, James, 551, 242, 397 Vinson, Maryanne, 601, 149 Vinyard, Glenda, 52.9 Vinyard, Judy, 551, 163 Vinyard, Ray, 573, 178, 400 Voborrrik, Frederick, 601, 188, 229 Vogel, Don, 573, 218 Vogler, Charles, 573, 2 Vogt, Lois, 551 Volturo, Charls, 551 Volz, Annabeth, 52, 385 Volz, William, 335, 411 Voorhies, Gary, 52, 356 Voss, Gordon, 485 Vrbka, Donald, 484, 376 Vrooman, Denon, 149 W Waddington, Karen, 601, 171 Wade, Dorothy, 402, 403 Wade, E., 408 Wade, Sally, 529, 184, 392 Wadlow, Sharon, 601, 171 Wagar, Michiel, 601, 178 Waggerman, Gary, 573, 371 Waggerrnan, James, 573, 230 Wagner, David, 52, 210, 349 Wagner, Gary, 601, 367, 435 Wagner, Roy, 601, 146 Wai, Tieh-chih, 427 Wakefield, Tommy, 529, 141, 470 Wakelee, Carol, 42 Wakelee, Patricia, 601, 42 Wakley, Bill, 529 Walbridge, Raymond, 458 Walcott, Jim, 573, 218 Walden, firgilea, 529, 173, 374, 421 Waldrip, Byron, 573, 141, 373 Waldrop, Luann, 551, 192 Walker, Betsy, 601, 171 Walker, Brenda, 573, 195 Walker, Curtis, 601, 196 Walker, David, 529, 29, 346 Walker, James, 601, 178 Walker, Karen, 601, 203 Walker, Lila, 573, 163, 238, 395 Walker, Myra, 601. 184 Walker, Nancy, 573, 184 Walker, Paula. 134, 337, 428 Walker, Ray, 234 Walker, Richard, 373 Walker, Vemie, 487, 377 Wall, Dianne, 486, 377 Wall, Jerry, 551, 234, 403, 461, 472 Wall, Karen, 573, 254 Wall, Ray, 141 Wall, Ronald, 551, 189 Wallace, Barbara. 573, 171 Wallace, David, 551, 242 Wallace, Don, 280 Wallace, Donna, 52 Wallace, Georgan, 551, 23, 397, 409 Wallace, Joe, 551, 242 Wallace, John D., 573, 242, 410 Wallace, John L., 400 Wallace, Leonard. 602, 146, 471 Wallace, Linda, 415, 416 Wallace, Norman, 529 Wallace, Willie, 573, 346 Walls, Earlene, 573. 138 Walstad. George, 388 Walta, Margaret, 551, 213, 42 Walter, Kay, 602 Walter, Kenneth, 602 Walter, Wayne, 196 Walters, George, 529 Walters, Hubert. 487, 377 Walters, Jack, 529, 191 Walters, Robert, 52 Page 631 Walters, Walters, Roger, 200 Suzan, 573, 138 Walton, Ioe, 529, 382, 384, 83, 87 Walton, Iohn, 602, 146 Walton, Melvin, 551, 335, 350 Walton, Wilbur, 551, 178 Weinrich, Gretchen, 551, 171 Welch, Elnora, 551, 184 Welch, Iohn, 574, 471 Welch, Iudith, 602, 149 Welch, Kathleen, 551, 165 Welcher, Roberta, 530, 184 Wang, Kai, 427 Wang, Shih, 481, 427 Wang, Shyh, 427 Wang, Wen, 481, 427 Wells, Fredeana, 574, 184, 395 Wells, Margaret, 551, 238 Wells, Nora, 602, 207, 432 Wells Richard, 385 Warburton, Ierry, 602 Ward, Bemard, 463 Ward, Carl, 486, 377 Ward, Carlton, 551, 141, 459, 466, 469 Ward, Ian, 529, 200 Ward, Ierry, 529, 478 Ward, Iewell, 602, 402, 403, 404 Ward, Iudith, 529, 213, 422 Ward, Linda L., 573, 163 Ward, Lynda I., 529, 238 Ward, Pamela, 602, 149 Wells, Roger, 242, 486, 375, 377 Welsh, Donna, 602, 184 Welsh, Thomas, 191, 486, 375, 377 Welton, Theodore, 530 Wendlandt, Dale, 487, 377 Wendt, Stanley, 552, 146 Wensel, Iennie, 602, 173, 338, 437 Wenzel, Hem , 530, 241 Wergin, Elizabeth, 530, 213 Wert, Margaret, 552, 163 Wessels, Marilyn, 530, 221, 394, 126 Whitworth, Cassie, 602, 163 Vlfhitworth, Iames, 530, 141, 365 VVl'1itworth, Orval, 552, 365 Wiancko, Bruce, 574, 146, 471 Wickersham, Iohn, 602, 146 Wickwire, David, 530, 372 Widener, Ioyce, 551, 163 Wiechman, Gary, 552, 379, 85 Wiechman, Merton, 574 Wiederkehr, A1exander,.602 Wieman, Marsha, 552, 203 Wiencek, Richard, 530 Wienecke, Catherine, 552, 217 Wiens, Carolyn, 602, 171 Wiford, Iames, 530, 358, 368 Wiggler, Betty, 602, 149 Wig tman, Iohn, 574, 209 Willis, Marcia, 574, 25 Willms, Marciadean, 603, 163, 435 Wills, Gene, 413 Wilmore, Rex, 574, 196 Wilmot, Eric, 603, 146 Woods, Iames, 178, 365 Woods, Iohn, 142, 146, 367 Wggzgds, Lee, 552, 141, 343, 459, 468, Woods, Marda, 552, 163 Wikoff, Arthur, 342, 352 Wilbanks, Philip, 530, 29, 384 Wilbum, Carol, 574, 57 Wilcox, Ward, Patricia, 573, 157, 340 Ward, Robert, 155 Ward, Sondra, 573 Ward, Thomas, 264, 270 Ware, Brenda, 602, 173 Ware, L., 401 Warlord, Paul, 529, 141 Warloe, Roger, 352 Warminski, Norman, 551, 237, 367, 400, 436 Warminski, Vivian, 573, 163 Warn, Iames, 551, 348 Wamer, Charles, 484, 412 Wamer, Mary, 551, 163 Wamer, Sharon, 573, 203, 386, 387, 428, 464 Warner, William, 551, 242 Warren, Hanna, 399 Warren, Ioan, 529, 192, 419 Warren, Richard, 472 Warren, Susan I., 424 Warren, Susan M., 602 Warren, Waneta, 551, 192, 404 Warrin ton, Frank, 573, 146 Warwicllc, William, 551, 178, 381, 400, 410, 417, 421, 424, 437, 466 Washbum, Monard, 551, 234, 402, 403 Washbum, Robert, 379 Wasson, Ronald, 573, 151, 155, 417 Waters, Curtis, 551, 275, 273 Waters, Philip, 602, 218 West, Bruce, 530 West, Carroll, 574, 184, 367, 428 West Charles, M 218 Wesrl Darlene, 400,, 406 West, Iohn, 370 West, West, Wat, West, Linda C., 415 Linda L., 530, 184, 395, 397 Norvella, 574, 138, 391 Patricia, 401, 42 West, Ronald, 574, 155 West, Sherry, 602, 184 West, Terry, 530, 249 West, Tonya, 574, 138 Constance, 531, 149 Wilcox, Donna, 552, 150 Wilcox, Iohnene, 552, 18-4, 421 Wilcox, Phillip, 481, 352, 421 Wilcox, Richard, 422 Wilder, Iudith, 574 Wildman, Sheryl, 602, 171 Wile, Roger, 531, 200, 402, 403 Wiley, Dyke, 191 Wiley, Ivan, 275, 273 Wilhite, Iimmy, 407 Wilhite, Rayma, 531, 165 Wilp, Peggy, 574, 163, 340, 86 Wilson, Arlen, 552, 155 Wilson, Carole, 603, 171 Wilson, Charles, 574, 146 Wilson, Dale, 603 Wilson Donald, 407 Wilson, Dorothy, 531, 184, 432, 433 Wilson, Gary, 603, 155 Wilson, Hugh, 603, 230 Wilson, Iames, 531 Wilson, Ianet, 552, 225, 337, 392, 428 Wilson, Iohn H., 218 Wilson, Iohn R., 552 Wilson, Lule, 403 Wilson, Marilyn, 552, 184 Wilson, Mary L., 531, 213 Wilson , Mary P., 603, 195 Wilson, Nancy C., 603, 207 Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson , Nancy R., 531, 238 , Reagan, 603, 204 , Richard, 531 Roger 603, 230 wusenj Thorzlas, 400 Wilson, 'rim0r1ry, eos, 178,410 Wilson , William, 574, 245 Wimmer, Ronald, 574, 399, 402, 403, 404 Woods, Marilyn, 574, 163, 171 Woodson, Gary, 532, 373 Woodson, Iimmy, 397 Woodson, Richard, 421 Woodul, Ieri, 574, 163 Woodward, Mary, 603, 195 Woody, Iimmy, 359 Woolley, Don, 532, 417, 420, 81 Wooster, Robert, 342 Worley, E., 532, 217, 411, 99 Worley, Ronald, 532, 246 Womom, Michael, 574, 191 Worrell, Carolyn, 532, 171 Worrell, Max, 552, 29, 414 Worstell, Earl, 552, 335 Worthington, Carolyn, 603, 171 Wrede, Larry, 276 Wright, Dedra, 603, 171 Wright, Gerald, 552, 26, 458, 462 Wgght, Gloria, 532, 186, 25, 464, Wright, Iames, 532, 245 Wright, Iohn L., 603, 146 Wright, Iohn R., 574, 369 Westbrook, Iudy, 157 Wester, Carolyn, 530, 163, 387 Westfall, Grover, 530, 361 Westfall, Terry, 552, 191, 385 Westholil, A., 379 Westmoreland, Kay, 602 Weston, David, 204 Wetzel, Herbert, 552, 178, 403 Whatley, Barbara, 574, 22 Whaylen, Donald, 552, 372 Wilkerson, David, 531 Wilkerson, Loam, 602, 209, 338 Wilkerson, Sandra, 552, 138, 394 Wilkerson , Tommy, 213 Wilkerson, Wils, 417 Wilkes, Iohn, 531, 209 Wilkins, Iohn, 574, 249 Wilkinson, Larry, 574, 141 Wilkinson, Ruby, 602, 171 Wilks, Iames, 574, 178 Willey, Ianet, 602, 184, 410 Willhite, Anna, 602, 171 Margery, 602, 184 Watkins Watkins Watkins Watkins, Watkins, Watson, Watson, Watson, Watson, Watson, Watson, Watson, Alice, 551, 171 George, 602, 210, 407, 471 Losie, 378 Ronald, 529, 382, 470 Samuel, 529, 141, 460, 470 Charles, 573, 233 Don, 573, 146 Gary, 402, 403 Gordon, 191, 470, 280 Iohn, 602, 230 Iohnny, 551, 246 Larry, 529, 367, 415, 264 Wheat, Charles, 574, 355 Wheat, Linda, 138 Wheelbarger, Fred, 151 VVheeler, Carol, 530 Vfheeler, Dale D.,481 VVhee1er, Dale G., 384 Wheeler, Danny, 602, 178, 463 VVhee1er, Edward, 602, 233 Wheeler, Edwin, 372 Vllgtseeler, Lou, 552, 192, 337, 387, 393, Wheeler, Yorton, Vlfhitez Ruthanna, 602, 25 Watts. Adrian, 573. 178, 463, 471 Waugh, Kathryn, 602, 157 Wayland, Gary, 573 Wayman, Carolyn, 573, 184 Weatherford, Doyle, 551, 372 Weatherholt, Alan, 467 Weathers, Van, 470 Weaver, Dorn, 529, 349 Weaver, Karen, 602, 195, 367, 391 Weaver, William, 602, 155 Weaverling, Carol, 551, 254, 395, 418 Webb, Benton, 573 Webb, Charles, 573, 245 Webb, Dean, 529, 381 Webb, Elizabeth, 551, 184, 337, 392 Webb, Iames, 200 Webb, Iim, 342 Webb, Tomilea, 602, 149 Webb, William, 529, 187. 229, 416, 417 Webber, Raymond, 573, 178 W'eber, Iames, 602, 188, 230 Vlfherry, Iulia, 530, 217 Wherry, Margaret, 574, 217 Whetsell, Deanna, 552, E Whisler, Claudia, 552, 171 Vlfhisnant, Iohn, 574, 141, 353 Whitaker, Iohn, 602, 242 W'hitaker, Lyn, 530, 419 Whitaker, Ronald, 602, 241, 418 Weber, Martin, 551, 146 Webster, Barton, 602, 141 Webster, Daniel, 481, 413 Webster, Darla, 573, 163 Webster, Harold, 551, 357 Webster, Iohn, 155, 487, 377 Weeks, Danny, 602, 26 Weems, Glen, 414 Whitaker, Sherr , 602, 401 White, Carl, 24ly White, Clettis, 421 VVl1ite Donnette 552 22 White I Floyd, 574 ' Vlfhite, Freddie, 602, 146 White, Garland, 530 White, Gary, 379 White, Gordon E., 602 White Gordon L. 530 146 whnej Iames, 5741 141: ass, 366, 378 White, Ianice, 389, 42 White, 1caren,574, 192, 395, 125 VVhite , Kathryn, 602, 163 White, Kenneth, 530, 218 White, Linda, 602, 195 Wlhite, Mary, 552, 217 White, Randall, 530, 245 White, Robert, 602, 155, 366, 463 White Ronald, 346, 347 White, Thomas, 530, 146 White, Tony, 574, 200 White Walter, 552, 249 Whitei Wards, 574, 163 Weger, Billy, 399, 400 Wehling, Charles, 602, 178 Wehling, Iohnny, 484, 375, 376 Wehner, William, 529, 249 Wehr, Wilma, 602 Weichel, Ellowese, 551, 138 Weigand, Rex, 551, 146 Weigant, Sue, 551, 184 Wiggle, Terrance, 551, 200, 380, 385, Page 632 VVhite1ey, Andre, 218, 340, 459 Whitely, Nicky, 602 Whitenack, Delbert, 602, 375, 377 Whiteweck, Rhonald, 199 Whitfield, David, 574, 178, 264 Whitlock, Peggy, 552 Whitman, Ioan, 530, 184 Whitnah, Vernon, 602, 155 Whitney, Clinton, 530, 210 Whitson, Iohn, 373 Whitson, Lloyd, 552 Whitson, Sandra, 602, 157 Whittaker, Donnis, 602, 192 Whitten, Zelvia, 602, 163 Williams, Williams, Alice, 602, 171 Alvin, 552. 178 Wiggams, Barbara, 552, 163, 337, 390, Williams, Barbara, 432 Williams, Brenda, 602, 163, 390 Williams, Catherine, 531, 134 Williams, Charles, 200 Will-iams, Charles, 531 Wiliams, Dennis, 552, 178, 399 Williams, Diane, 602, Z, 374 Williams Dionysius 574, 146 Williamsj Don, s52,'245 Williams, Williams, Donita, 602, 207, 339 Donnice, 184 Williams, Dorothy, 574, 171 Williams, Evel , 481 Williams, Gladyyg, 531, 184 Williams, H. Ceceli, 531 Williams, Harold, 486 Williams, Henry, 209 Williams, Itames D., 531 Williams, Iames R., 603 Williams, Iames W., 276 Williams, Ianet, 603, 203 Williams, Ierry D., 603, 424 Williams, Ierry P., 531, 459, 469 Williams, Iessie, 574, 163 Williams, Iimmy, 603, 171 Williams Iudith, 603, 171 Wili,ams,lKaren, 574, 203, 394 Williams, Marilyn, 531, 392 Williams, Mary K., 552, 254 Williams, Mary L., 603, 171 Williams, Michael, 552, 200 Williams, Pamela, 552, 2. 337, 386, Williams, Mary L., 603, 171 387, 389, 428, 83 Williams, Patsy, 22 Williams, Richard, 574, 253 Williams, Robert, 552, 233, 380 Williams, Rowdy, 531 Williams, Williams, Ruth, 574. 173, 395, 397 Terrisa, 87 Williams, Thomas A., 187, 98 Wililams Wiliams, Williams, 78 , Thomas H., 531 Tom, 531, 242 Vema, 531, 336, 391, 392, Wimpey, Galen, 531, 253 Wimpey, Philip, 603, 26 Winburn, Lillian, 603, 192 Windler, Marsha, 603, 138 Wing, George, 218 Winingham, Iohn, 552, 246 Winkle, Ierry, 402, 403, 405 Winkle, Iimmy, 403, 404, 405 Winningham, Elbert, 531, 218 Wirmingham, Sharron, 339 Winslow, Don, 574, 146, 463 Winslow, Nancy, 574, 21, 346 Winterringer, Rich, 531, 146, 410, 417 Winters, Kathryn, 21, 337, 386 Winters, M. Ralph, 460 Winters, Margaret, 552, 165 Winton, Thomas, 603, 246 Wintory, Stephen, 603, 146, 471 Wischoff, Steven, 603, 146 Wise, Robert, 531, 379 Wiseman, Linda, 603 Wisener, Thomas, 249 Witcher, Benny, 531, M6 Withers, Nano , 552, 184 Withrow, Sheilli, 574, 138 Witt, Carol, 603, 173, 404 Wm, Gary, 574,402,403 Witt, Gerry, 603, 234 Witt, Tom, 603, 146 Witter, G., 532, 141, 348 Wittmer, Sammy, 532, 350 Wittrock, Alvin, 532, 187, 237, 410, 417, 436 Wixson, Iames, 280 Wolf, Nancy, 552, 207, 98 Wolf, Stephen, 603, 155 Wolfe, Ioyce, 603 Wolfe, Larry, 552, 355 Wolff, Patricia, 603, 213 Wollinger, Barbara, 552, 203, 337 Wolford, Ioan, 603, 171 Wolfram, Virginia, 532, 171 Wolfson, Iames, 574, 26 Wgogrgack, Loretta, 552, 134, 157, 337, Womack, William, 532, 135, 142, 146 342, S Wong, Wing, 552, 427 Woo , Billie, 574 Wood, Carol, 552, 195, 337, 367, 390, 392, 86 Wood, Chloe, 532 Wood, Dana, 552, 141 Wright, Wesley, 471 Wu, Kao, 427 Wulz, Loella, 532 Wyant, Iohn, 249, 486, 375 Wyant, Sharon, 238 Wyatt, Ruth, 377 Wyder Enice 603 184 Wylie,,Sherry1 6031 157, 339 Wynn, Hugh, 532, 135, 139, 141, 382, 385, 453, 470, 83 Wynn, Marilyn, 574, 163, 386 Wynne, E., 551, 141, 366 Y Yacovino, Ioseph, 371 Yadon, Sharon, 552, 195 Yahl, Daryl, 532, 353 Yankee, William, 603, 234 Yaple, Sara, 552, 186, 192, 337, 395 Yarborough, Doyle, 603, 178 Yats, Ierry, 603 Yeh, Frank, 427 Yeh, Yu, 427 Yelton, Alice, 552, 238 Yin, Shiang, 427 Ying, William, 427 Yinglin , Lou, 603, 184 Yip, Roland, 141, 481, 427 Yokum, Iames, 532 Yora, Anant, 425 York, Billy, 264 York, Bob, 552, 141, 380 York, Henry, 603, 178 York, 'l'l1omas, 603, 191 Young, Young, Young, Robert, 603, 188, 245 Alvin, 603, 199, 407 Barbara, 603, 157 Emest, 603, 233 Young, George, 532, 249 Young, Iames, 532, 218 Young, Iohn I., 380 Young, Iohn Q., 234, 486 Young, Marcia, 603, 254 Young, Marilyn, 603 Young, Mary, 552, 184 Young, Melvin, 471 Young, Nina, 574, 195 Young, Robert, 139, 432 Young, Ronnalyn. 188 Young, Sharon, 603, 207 Young, Watrhene, 574, 138 Young, Wayne, 481, 427 Youngblood. Iohn, 135, 151 Yuan, Li, 427 Yuan, San, 427 Wiliams, Wilson, 188, 200 Williamson, Donna, 574, 138 Williamson, Kenneth, 552. 253 Williamson, Riley, 531, 187, 245 Williamson, Russell, 531, 200 Willibey, Sharon, 603 Willis, Bob, 552, 29 Willis, Bobby, 531, 358 Willis, Iack, 99 Willis, Iames, 367 Wood, Dennis, 552, 135, 151, 155, 458, 469 Wood, Gwendolyn, 532 Wood, Iames, 552 Wood, Ierry, 574, 246 Wood, Iimmy, 551 Wood, Ioe, 603 Wood, Iohn, 574, 335 Wood, Kenneth, 402, 403, 405, 470 Wood, Marilyn, 603 Wood, Robert. 532, 366 Wood, Tana, 552, 192. 389, 391.417 Wood Victor 552 155 461 467 Woods, Beece1532, ' ' Woods, Bobbie, 157, 384. 390 Woods, Elizabeth, 603, 171 woods, Harry, 532. 146. 333, 335, 383, 415, 417, 72, 73, 78, 79 Z Zaicli, S ed, 425, 426 Zaloudek. Iames, 532, 382 Zaroor, Karen, 574, 254 Zawaski, Sharon, 574, 163 Zeighami, Nasser, 351 Ziauddin, Mohammed, 425, 426 Zizzi, Martin, 458, 465, 469 Zoldoske. Connie, 532, 207. 340, 386, 387, 393, 405, 409, 417, 78, 83 Zotigh, Carol. 603. 401 Zrltrsrfbro, Hugh, 334, 381, 385, 387, 460 Zumhro, Sybil. 603, 173 Zweiacher, Robert, 276 Zyskowski, Iames, 218, 486, 377 Sz. I A5 C A E I? 0 '!' 'Y 21' wa 011 This Yearbook Printed ond Bound by e CLIC PRESS Yearbook Division of ihe Q' 1 27 lowo City, lowo Z A I SOME OF THE TYPE FACES AVAILABLE TO OUR CUSTOMERS Page 633 1963 REDSKIN General Index A Acacia, 190 Academic Council, 68 Administrators, 66 Advertising and Indices, Chapter 11, 605 Aggie Toastmasters, 378 Aggie X, 361 Agriculture, College of, 48 Agriculture Student Council, 81 Agronomy Club, 365 AIA and Beaux Arts, 353 Air Force Cadet Staff, 452 Air Force Drill Team, 463 Air Force Personnel, 451 Air Force Rifle Team, 466 Alpha Alpha Alpha Chi Omega, 193 Delta Pi, 194 Gamma Rho, 197 Alpha Kappa Psi, 380 Alpha Phi Alpha, 189 Alpha Pi Mu, 397 Alpha Psi, 375 Alpha Tau Omega, 198 Alpha Zeta, 360 B Baptist Student Union, 434 Baseball, 280 Basketball, 271 Beauties Division, Chapter Four, 105 Beta Alpha Psi, 385 Beta Chi Sigma, 347 Beta Gamma Sigma, 387 Beta Theta Pi, 201 Beta Upsilon Sigma, 387 Block and Bridle, 358 Blue Key, 333 W Board of Publications, 1102 Business, College of, 53 Business Student Council, 83 C Cadet Ollicers Council, 462 Cadet Ollicers Club, 458 Campus Life Division, Chapter Seven, 293 Campus Views Division, Chapter One, 17 Canterbury Association, 432 Chinese Student Association, 427 E Alumni Publications, 103 American Chemical Society, 412 American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 348 American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 349 American Society of Agricultural Engineers, 351 American Society of Civil Engineers, 346 American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 343 Angel Flight, 464 Angel Flight National Officers, 465 Aquatic Club, 422 Arab Student Association, 426 Army 'Cadet Staff, 453 Army Personnel, 450 Army Rifle Team, 467 Arnold Air Society, 469 Arts and Sciences, College oi, 50 Arts and Sciences Student Council, 82 Association of Childhood Chi Alpha, 430 Chi Epsilon, 347 Chi Omega, 202 Classes Division, Chapter 10, 473 Coaching Staff, 262 Coed Apartments, 147 Collegiate 4-H, 367 Collegiate FFA, 366 Cordell Hall, 142 Crops Judging Team, 364 D Daily 0'CoIlegian Staff, 98 Dairy Cattle Judging Team, 363 Dairy Products Judging Team, 363 Dairy Sciences Club, 362 Delta Chi, 205 Delta Delta Delta, 206 Delta Sigma Pi, 382 Delta Tau Delta, 208 Delta Upsilon, 211 Delta Zeta, 212 Dorm A, 136 Dorm B, 139 Education, 397 . ssociation of VVomen Students, A .hletic Cabinet, 261 Athletics Division, Chapter Six, 257 Page 634 East Apartments, 148 East Bennett Hall, 151 Education, College of, 55 Education Student Council, 84 Engineering, College of, 51 Engineering Student Council, 85 Engineering Gavel Club, 350 Eta Kappa Nu, 344 F Faculty and Administration, 41 Faculty Council, 69 FarmHouse, 215 Fire Protection Society, 379 Flying Aggies, 421 Football, 265 Forestry Club, 372 Freshman Class Section, 575 G Gamma Delta, 435 Gamma Phi Beta, 216 Gamma Theta Upsilon, 414 Girls' Rifle Team, 466 Golf, 284 Government VVeek Executive Committee, 416 Gov. Henry Bellmon, 42 Graduate School, 59 Graduate Class Section, 477 H Hanner Hall, 156 Home Economics Club, 390 Home Economics, College of, 61 Home Economics Student Council, 86 Horticulture Club, 369 Hotel and Restaurant Society, 410 Housing and Interior Design Club, 393 I Independent lVIen's Residence Council, 135 Independent Student Party, 420 Independent VVomen's Residence Council, 134 India Student Association, 425 Institute of Aero-Space Sciences, 352 Institute of Electric and Electronic Engineers, 345 Intercollegiate Knights, 335 Intercollegiate Party, 420 Intercollegiate Rodeo, 374 Interfraternity Council, 187 International Muslim Association, 426 International Relations Council, 424 Intramural Sports, 288 1963 REDSKIN l I junior Class Section, 533 Junior lnterfraternity Council, 188 Junior Panhellenic Council, 188 K Kappa Alpha, 219 Kappa Alpha Theta, 220 Kappa Delta, 223 Kappa Delta Pi, 396 Kappa Kappa Gamma, 224 Kappa Kappa Psi, 405 Kappa Phi, 432 Kappa Sigma, 227 KVRO, 407 L Lambda Chi Alpha, 228 Lassos and Lariats, 340 Livestock Judging Team, 368 M Meats Judging Team, 368 MCIl,S Glee Club, 400 Military Division, Chapter Nine, 445 lwortar Board, 336 lllu Kappa Tau, 384 lVIurray Hall, 158 N National Collegiate Association of Secretaries, 386 North Hall, 164 Newman Club, 436 O Officers Council, 79 Ulrlahoma Stair Engineer, 104 OSU Tech at Okmulgee, 438 Omicron Delta Kappa, 334 Omicron Nu, 392 Organizations Division, Chapter Eight, 329 Orange Quill, 337 Orange and Black Quill, 337 O-Staters, 338 OSU Band, 402 OSU Botanical Club, 413 OSU Majorettes, 405 OSU Regents, 47 OSU Symphony Orchestra, 404 P Pakistan Student Association, 425 Panhellenic Council, 186 Pershing Rifles, Co. C-7, 471 Pershing RiHes, Regimental Headquarters, 472 General Index Petroleum Club, 354 Phi Delta Theta, 231 Phi Eta Sigma, 335 Phi Gamma Delta, 232 Phi Kappa Tau, 235 Phi Kappa Theta, 236 Phi Lambda Upsilon, 412 Phi Upsilon Omicron, 392 Physical Education Club, 422 Pi Beta Phi, 239 Pi Kappa Alpha, 240 Pi Kappa Delta, 415 Pi Blu Epsilon, 414 Pi Omega Pi, 393 Pi Tau Sigma, 342 Poultry Judging Team, 371 Poultry Science Club, 370 President Oliver S. VVillham, 44 Pre-Veterinary lwedicine Club, 378 R Redskin Congratulates, 74 REDSKIN Staff, 94 Residence Division, Chapter Five, 129 REVV Committee, 431 ROTC, 445 S Sanborn Entomology Club, 428 Scabbard and Blade, 470 Senior Class Section, 489 Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 243 Sigma Alpha lota, 406 Sigma Alpha Sigma, 386 Sigma Chi, 244 Sigma Delta Chi, 411 Sigma Kappa Tau, 388 Sigma Nu, 247 Sigma Phi Epsilon, 248 Sigma Tau, 341 Sigma Tau Delta, 415 Sigma Theta Epsilon, 431 Skydivers, 465 Social Dance Club, 423 Society for Advancement of Xlanagement, 381 Society of American Military Engineers, 468 Society of Automotive Engineers, 354 Society of Mechanical Technicians, 356 Soils Judging Team, 364 Sophomore Class Section, 553 State Regents, 46 Stout Hall, 166 Student Association, 72 Student AVMA, 376 Student Entertainers, 408 Student Industrial Arts Association, 398 Student Education Association, 394 Student Senate, 73 Student Publications Division, Chapter Three, 89 Student Union Activities Board, 87 T Tau Beta Sigma, 409 Tau Gamma, 409 Tau lota Epsilon, 355 Tau Kappa Epsilon, 251 Tech Drafting Club, 357 Tech Radio Club, 357 Tennis, 286 Thatcher Hall, 172 Theta Chi, 252 Theta Sigma Phi, 411 Track, 282 U University Choir, 399 University Leaders Division, Chapter Two, 37 University Religious Council, 429 V Varsity Rifle Team, 467 Veterinary lwedicine, College of, 63 Veterinary Nledicine Class Section, 483 W VVesley Foundation, 433 West Apartments, 150 VVest Bennett Hall, 174 Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, 78 Wildlife Society, 371 Willard Hall, 179 VVRA, 389 Wrestling, 276 X Xi lllu, 383 Y Young Democrats, 417 Young Republicans, 418 YWCA, 428 Z Zeta Tau Alpha, 255 Page 635 Ai fy-.M-w.IVV.,s,ww-.IVV .mmfw ,V VVVIIII-III.,-MII-V V, Q...,.I..,W WV I , ,..:,,VN, . 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