Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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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.

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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

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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