Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)
- Class of 1965
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Page 133 Athletics . . Page 1-19 ROTC. . . . Page 177 Organizations . . Page 205 Residences . . Page 3119 Classes . . . . Page -1-13 Ads 85 Indices . . Page S79 age 3 16225 A a A . 9 M 5., f as , 4. 4 .5 Q m 5 ,'n' 5 . m ,N 1' V n 2 I 3- X F new .1 x'+ kg wt N . 'Wg Q in -. ' ,xnf if- my J sr I s g 1 5 v fn , .r 'vi , .. ,A .,,, . .s v Us W. 4 A 'ww .4 , ,ft Q ,0- ,Jsa Q 1, I 1 xi ygm. Aff OSU The people, the activities, and the places give our campus the atmosphere that makes it OSU Restful and serene campus pathways leading to the Library, the classroom or 'llheta Pond can bring memories to life. VVords and expressions often fail when trying to convey the feelings or senti- ments felt by each student. 'llhe memory of unique individual experiences and im- pressions may be too deep for expression by even the most poetic combination of letters. 'llhe joy or sorrow in remember- ing the hopes and plans that were, can often be recaptured best by a photograph. sql,- wuz -. . . , ia- 'E ie,- i '. !1m' 11 Page 3 Page 4 la-1... 'l'h1'0ugIwut thc campus can bc sccn thc beauty that forms Uklnlwmn Stntc l'nivcrsity . . . 21 studcnfs world covering 160 acres. , 3 . lgt Page 6 ill S'I'.X'l'lfrN - Blcmiing into the campus with its Sf2lfClil1L'SS XYI!IVl'IiIIl'RSVlt Il.XI,l.Ql'10mC ui' USIHS 21KllNiI1iSf!'2lfiYC pmccchl av ' 1 K Q -,' X. . '4 ,vs Q, x ' 2 Y , -,sr .J f gm il Q ,f . r 'S 'rf L , .. -.,g .., ,L,.Q, mf, ' ff wt gi A L w + m 5 ., .gw . , 4 . 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Page 9 Q UNUIQR H112 SIIADIQ UIQ campus trccs, students 1'cHcc't un the beauty of thc ZIITYUFIIIJOII Wsgsv L W. 1 Page 10 Tllli ID.-XNVN of a new clay and ncw challenges gfcct students GUNlJ15R5I5N f1ALL -- Housing the teachers of tomorrow to further instructioll M ug, A I was 'ig 1-V 21 il-, ' T 7 K Xix'12Nsl'1QY Al'I7I'l'URl!,'NI-P1'OYiLlil1g CXpCI'ilNCllf21fiOH in drama MW - mg , WQBL Page ll XX va 4 'gh SQ? 1 P 3. 391, Sw 4 1 5 2 I 55351 5 A 5 zzxr53Z3?? 51525 'S ,., Q, Q-is iw? 1 Q' -xi? W sg Q 4, -, , 1 WL 3 .umm A.......4...,w.,...4 L, M, ' ,wean- , 443 4 ,A 25931 W an Riff Q91 V m m-A.,h'g - - iiii ff, wes t - CjAI,I.AGIIlf1R H:Xl,l,- Center of Varsity athletic activities LEWIS S'l'ADllixl - Iiuttleiield of the Big 8 contenders Page 14 NIANY IJEGICNDS lie behind the old cannons on Campus VVith the rapid advancements be- ing made today, students are, by necessity, having to strive with great- er ehforts to further their physical and mental eapabilities. Only by these efforts ean the young adults of today hope to eompete with others in the not too distant future. The uni- versity is working to offer the help and encouragement needed for the students to sueeced in their efforts. Page 15 ,7 ,Y :xQf?i.:.,l-'syzi Wy: HT Wx' ?5'QQ'71 -ra. ,.,-f ,-:f ,N , A f' f' r Page 16 Q PHYSICAL SCIENCES BU11,mNG-Acting as a portal to science f LIFE SCILZNCIQS-Hclping students inquire into nature ll Q wwlili --Offcring 21 paxnurunmzx of thu uw-1'g1'1mxx'i11g HSL' CZIINPUS Page 'Q-'Ye-I ,4 7 9'f' wi: .. ieziv'-'ff j -' ' fi ,.g1n q,.v,,.ri ., W, Y ij, :guy , W ' i f fgili. - l 413 1354 -Q. i er- , ':v- . .. buy , ...AN 2 '. . ' K ,,,,,,.,, ,- ir -.-.'.1l!.l .. Jilrli W WE L ,325 ,417 f ' . - - - , . ' 4 I- 4526 A ' !- -4' '-5351.4 ' ' n 1485 'W -- I - 'grifwf ' '54 ilu f' ' fi' . ,-.432 1 ,4 . ' I f'55i?7'i' 'A H -' f Li el ' K, i i i- i 1 'Mgifiif f , - ' 4 Hi i.ni,--M4 Page 18 Sf. DORM COMPLEX-l'iiCV21fil1g the campus to greater heights BENNETT CHAPEL-Acting :is the aisle of meditation of the university ' ! ,i'-'AS yur... 'IX'IiRSI'l'Y l lUSl'l'l'.'Xl.-Pl'0fCCtil1g the students! hczllth 1RR1l.1. IIAXLI. - Doorway to the business world Page I9 KN. U 1-gn Tgji W M - A' ' V s,1-my-f3e,1:5:f5:'z'ixriVx J -:V 2 ' fwv:iQii33.3wsff 'Mg ' . ' .V , ' - ' 1 -'fliwfiqgi'flgeigfwh , if f -Simi-,-'vf -1 M w2Tiff.,'5zg,7g,,7gy5ff ,xi , '5,-vgafggifq1,g',1rfa' ' ' 1 -' ' , ' wr! 'zg.f:,:gf4smiQgima,ggyy :gyw:':-rf 1 law'-1 fwigfiwiqkg a '-Z-5, i A H f ' 1 ,fg.f'M.. mQ:m13:,4, YA ' '-kggjivklizgti ' Ad, M ,A ' 1' ,f yr ' K f 1 ' ' '- ' www .. . .. .. ' ' MM 1' -y A ' . ' --A v1ff::m1:'sfi4fi,f's 1 .nk ,,, f U K .V I ,. ,,,. , -. ,W , - f-- --M--4 ff Mu----T,---Y-.-W,-V 1- X4 I Z - Lum f , f, ' ' A --u ' af ' 'Z' ' -- . , ,.. .. , ,M . u u x M . , A N KM A L H U 5 BA N D RY u u gf -vm - L V. u u y,,, ' u in -vw W , .. W uu N , u Page 20 ANIMAL !1l'Sl:.XNlJRY-Arena for prim' win ning live stuck frrmm Oklahoma Stzltc llmua 11:l'UNUN1lC'S Bl'll,I7lNG-'Phu' way to fashions and foods for thc future VIi'I'IiRIN.VXRY I3I'I1,DlNG- Exploring the animal wm'lcl with supcrviscal study V ,-., ,.,. N, - XV ,mixa ' ,-Q .,.,1 1 Rising tn the tienizintis of the bmziai- ening fields of kiinwledge, Ukliilioina State l'lliVCl'Sity is striving to offer ninre eniiipreheiisive niziterizll for the student. VVitli this expanding piwmgixiiii, OSI' is becoming one of the most iid- vzineed universities in the nation. Vik ii ws-rs-we' 1,--wr ..,.-' M- ,,.....f wi' nv'0 - , , .M ,Q in .4 P ,W ,W .W . jf? MM, ' 41 -kgvkfpvmivkg, V xg? 5 4 1 'ki K 5' WZ 4+ 3 f af, i :TSS V . 5 ,ff HY' vm J A pw. Y Q 'if , ,un . iw 3 . 2 , .Q 5519 A gf: ,egffg-QL . - J? 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I 5 . 5 3 , f f - ' ' 5 ? '55 Misswfiiff' mm -- . .f::i?a1L:-' M. . ,WM ,,L, ., ,, A . ,zz . fi f , , -A -' If m'Yli1'N'L' 'mf' -', 2:- H: .2514 :.,, ' 1'ii:,,,L: T AL.. ?4 ..' ?? 11i75. i7::,,, ':'K:,,.I 5' z:. :.' ,: f .FQig1,:: ef ff' ' '5',' :.,-fi . W5-5' 1 -,N 5,.f,f-'Ag , aaa, ,ii f .V:. gig' . Q it J . I K ,W ...sn v ai P A5 IIE I'IONOR.fXRI.E Ifllzxm' 81211.51 cl0Vl'l'H0l' of Uklzllloma Gov. Hellmon speaks with aspiring students dur- ing the all-state annual J-Day held by the school. Governor Henry Bellmon V-0 The present governor of the state of Okla- homa, Governor Henry Bellmon, of Billings, is Well-known to the students of the univer- sity not only as the chief of state, but also as an alumnus of Oklahoma State and a past and present supporter of the Cowboys. Governor Bellmon entered Oklahoma State in l939 and was graduated in l942. During that time, he was active in organiza- tions sueh as Alpha Zeta, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi and Agronomy club. As well as being aetive in several organizations, Governor Bellmon was listed on the Dean's Honor Roll several times. Governor Iiellmon received the honor of being the first off-campus person initiated in to the Omicron Delta Kappa chapter at Oklahoma State. I tge 29 age 30 DR. fDI,lVliR S. XVH.l.1mM l'1'c'sicIc11t of cjklilhfllllll Staff' Ullivc-1'sity Professor Max Mitchell and President VVillham discuss the newly published OSI' songbook. if F , 3' sf ii President Oliver S. Willham Oliver S. Willhani is probably the best living example of the eharaeter and friendli- ness of Oklahoma State bniversity. This year completes his thirtieth year as a faculty member, his twenty-sixth year as an adminis- trator, and his thirteenth year as president of OSU. Under his energetic leadership, the Uni- versity has increased its enrollment by more than 5,0003 the name has been changed from OANIC to OSF, a change that has met wide- spread approval from both the student bod- ies and the alumni of UST, the faculty has doubled, and the new building program has changed the view completely. Dr. and Mrs. XVillham take advantage of a N rare privilege during a busy day's schedule. Page JOHN J. VATER, JR. MRS. S. F. DVVMARS JOHN tl. hv.,XTER, JR. fjhlliflllllll MRS. JIZVVIELL DITAIARS Ififf'-Ijhlliflllllll XVILLIAM T. PAYNE Sm'rf't11ry DoN.--.Ln S. KENNEDY Jssistazzt Sfrrfrzzry DR. li. T. DLNLAP Clzanrfllor T. G. SExToN Azlnzirzistrrztifzff Jssixmzzf State Regents for Higher Education The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education, authorized by a l9-ll constitutional amendment, is the coordinating board of control for the state system of higher education. This coordination includes responsi- bility 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. E. T. Dunlap is chancellor of the state system. C. A. WHEELER WVILLIAM T. PAYNE DR, E. T. DUNLAP T. G. SEXTON DONAI.IJ S. KENNEIJY' G. ELLIS G.Al3I.E VVHARTON lVlA'I'IlIliS Bon F. LALLEE R. L. CROVVIJER, JR. , ,qi i 3 t Ronizizr l. HARTLEY i Chairman B wikis HifA1.EY lriff'-Cihfliflllllll , ........--f- ...V H. C. HITCH, -IR. :U CD to CD 3 I-l LD 15 CJ T C E QD :- O 3 DD C7 9. CT LQ CD UD St't'l'l'fIl!'-1' l oRRl2s'1' KICINTIRE J dnzinirirafiw Jsrirtmzf VV. R. NVILIAIAMS Ronriki' llAR'I'I,liY The governing board of Oklahoma State liniversity is the Board of Regents for the Oklahoma ASLNI Col- leges. This board was established by constitutional amendment voted by the people in l9-l-l and formally adopted in l9Jr5. lt administers the affairs of three senior institutions and live junior colleges in Oklahoma. The board consists of nine members, including the president of the state board of agriculture, exoflicio. The other eight members' terms are for eight years each, one appointment being made annually by the governor. Aivios K. Bass, JR. Fokkrisi' lVlCINTIRE O. l,. lnxcmzx' Davin U. llowia II. C. Ilrrcii, jk. Lim' Mrzimakrsl-:N liixki. Rirssiam, Bennie llliAl.liY P 5 A W Q ,Q -M 53 e .siiif '55 -,af , .Q 2 f as Q ' ,,'-1g,g:.f 5 W1 si, ' ' -K f. , i Lf rg. --:tix123!fi.'sz-5,5g'4g4:fz4sse?,5?4g,f fs,-12, ,, .,,.f . -.I-EU, , f wg ,, M V ,4 5,132 'E .f wi km as k ia? Q Q1 ' A ix fe age' ME 2 Fi,.:..::2 .: ,fi 1 -M . 2: rg- W.. if ai Q? sg!! EQ , E E .E , Eggs kk , . 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It is estimated that there are more than Sllll distinct jobs in agriculture today. 'lihese cover a wide range of activities. most nt which are offered in one nf the I5 departments. The curriculuni is designed to give each student niaxinium llexihility in the choice nf a major subject. IDR. Brian Ross Dean nt the College of Agriculture ... 2 l 3. . I . R FRONT ROVV2 Burr Russ, Randall jnnes, .lean Evans, Glen lineppe, john XVest, R. R. Price, l.. li. Hawkins, Fred l.ei'rnne, l7uri'ell, Rxiymniid Kays, xlzunes Plaxicn, li. VV. Schroeder. D. li. llnwell, Stzinley Musgrave, litltl Lemons, Lynn Gee RUVV 2: I.. S. Pope, XV. VV. llzinsen, lfrsinlt Gzirdner, Ruger Flames VVh:itley. Presently the agriculture student nn lnngcr spends must nl his time in the tit-ld. Instead he works nn prnjects with specially crmntrnlled cnnditifmns. l'agc 3 off College Cl Arts nd Sciences lt is generally agreed that the word change best deseribes the world or today and the years to come. A broad, liberal education, coupled with eon- centration in one of the +5 major lields of study available to arts and sciences students, prepares today's graduates for modern living. lt is the aim ofthe College of Arts and Sciences both to assist its students in becoming more knowledgeable about the changing world, and to de- velop attitudes, appreeiations and un- derstandings Whieh will serve them and others well. DR. RUIHTRT li. liaxixr Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences FRONT ROVV: Nlax A. Mitchell, Otis C, Dermer, Charles I.. Ilomer I.. Knight, Roy XV. jones, Marvin T. Edmison, Rich- Allen, Lynn L. Gee, Gerald R. Leslie, Dean Robert li. Kamm, ard li. Hailey, Ravmond Hive-rt, Leslie R. Kreps, L. llerluert l. Jax' MeVieker, Daniel Kroll, Clifford A. l,. Rieh, V. Brown Himneau, Dan NVesley. Moniiett, Albin P. VVarner. ROXV 2: llarry M, Campbell, In the ASS College, a student may major in music, humanities, social sciences, or a pure seienee sneh as mathematics, chemistry or physics. age an .V 'NG ' 7.. -QQ, I. , , , iv K Vr- 1 rf 4 -,sfglaf I J M Q f, 1 221432 1 f f K , ,ygzfglb uf ws B , . -. D,-Vfu . 1 V fd ' A - '14 5- i . ,,,g:,g A A ' Aifikl 'ffm' ,, A Qiyffef 'Q ,4 N' Q if 4 153 K it X 9 ' H -, , ,, . , A A -,3f5ff f f3f ' -' fr' 1. - K U g,.g,+:,,. Q, , .-f f ' :V , V, L, sm g,m . . fQg'y jw -2- I .-,,tt45.fLf , ,U iiixiz f 71Qvg.2i'25.1ni'?ifWNYfLfntfirf A vi 49,73 -iexcewb .-Ww,,f,,4' f, ii 5' ,Wu g -- ' iii:-,'? 4 1 6 ,A- X ' I Nah? , . V 1' I ' , ' P1 V , A J I . :A 1. ,,,, lv ws, MW M5 'f l M 5 '11 .rw my A Q 4 RW 'E mgjwij 1.1 4 3335 . , ,'F'31.f tj3 1 I - - Fw 2 Q has College Ol Business The scholastic year l96-l marks the 50th anniversary of the College of Business, a year in which growth and development was the keynote of the undergraduate program. Several years of research, evalua- tion, and criticism have resulted in two main improvements. The accel- erated program provides the student with an opportunity to complete the requirements for a degree in three years instead of four. The honors pro- gram is maintained for the superior student to provide additional intellec- tual challenges. Both programs are operated on a voluntary basis. DR. EUGENE L. SVVEARINGEN Dean of the College of Business l,EFT TO RIGHT: VVilton T. Anderson, Clayton B. Mill- Swearingen fdeanj, Russell II. liaugh, Robert A. Lowry, ington, C. Roman, J. E. Silverthorn, Edward C. Burris, Eugene Lloyd L. Garrison, John VVugle. A secretary in training will have many broken leads, broken hearts, and sore fingers before her teacher finally gives her the smile that means shels right. Page 39 ,ef 5 M '5'iiiuavf dfiemw www ., W Q rw 1 ,yn ,, 1 wsvygslig y' I ' 1. 19 f -W ,sap ,. an P gag AQQQQ, i?'425?Q w54f'f'55'2'T -. in I , Q? S 2 ' My QS Q 4 , 'sings ,wan fiff EN 3. qrzkkvkyl A K A . , I, :,,E ..f...,v.. , , Q. qu 8 3 K ! 52 . , V ,KPIK :,,L . ' 1 - ':', 1 .z ,:-1 :'5 , .. .V V . ., .. ,Q rv, W 'S W .WN x M i ' mi- 1' Nl.. ??'OfL',fv 1152 ,HCV X Q, ol 5 , 'ki if , 'Z D 'Q E A, Qfx Ns A is i.. 1 1 '15, . 2 N - -1 .2 W 75' 'funn ' 1 E , if College Cf Education 'lihe College of Education is recog- nized as one of the most outstanding of its kind in the nation and definitely is above the minimum as provided for by the state department. Students in the College of Educa- tion must meet a certain grade point standard in their major and pass the Step tests before going on the student teaching block. They then spend one- half of one semester of their senior year as student teachers. ln addition to the opportunity to obtain degrees in primary and second- ary education, students may acquire degrees in guidance, administration, and reading specialization. DR. HELMER SORENSON Dean of rhe College of Education l1l',l'l 'IO Rlfill I : liner Lapsley, Pete Chapman, VV. Price Sorenson, Ralph Braun, Della Thomas, Tom Mayberry, Robert Axens, L. ll. liengston, Nl. YV. Roney, llarry lirohst, llelmer Scofield, XV:1lrerSeeqy Kl.nm.Ih Sr Clair lt takes a teacher to teach Il teacher, and when a person graduates with his certihczite, he is qual- ihed to impart his knowledge to those about him. age 'S 'QT 3' Q Q, 'YEL .f , ,KK 3,51 , iglf '59 W? illffzi me s E551 W In a 'f il. E , , 4 ,ff f 'H s .1 f-rr -ff i. I Q W-.., f--N. College Ol Engineering VVith the new two million dollar building, the College of Engineering at OSF provides the instruction, re- search and extension required for the needs of today. The instruction in engineering at OSF, for the past three years, has produced more NIS and PhD degrees than any other school West of the Nlis- sissippi and south of the Ohio River, except forthe schools in California. The research and extension pro- gram, exceeding one million in vol- ume, is increasing steadily. This serves to augment the OSU graduate program in engineering and to meet the changing needs of Oklahoma's society. ,,,,w,' lf! fl 9 fs a 7551 LEFT T0 RIGHT: R. N. Nladdox, I.. F. Sherar, C. I l e Sthioeder I7 I7 Lingcllwlclt H Biggs R Nlflllflll hack, D, XV. Brown, Bl. R. Lohmann, VV. gl. Bentley The engineer of tomorrow must he able to work not only his slide rule, hut also the complex machines that give him the experimental data to calculate. f . 1, it f' a ff- wwf. 4 if .Q 3fi??aii??4iia, may R if R A fly Graduate School Graduate study is both admirable and deserving. It involves endless hours, thankless progress, lonely mo- ments, successful hours and finally eommendable progress. The rapid growth of the Graduate sehool of the university is indieative of a growing recognition on the part of students and employers of the need for more and more edueation in both breadth and depth, to be able to eope with tomorrow's challenges and prob- lems. The Graduate sehool is a signifieant segment of the university and eonsti- tutes one of the major eenters for graduate study in the southwest. DR. juries H. Booos Dean of Graduate School fri r of ui-is .M TY? A lfie? .. ...,.,. , .. ':r,-5,51 si fe, ,I - .. J. l.l2lfT TO RIGHT: Thomas C. Maylmerry, llarry Nl. Camp- Howell, George Gorin and A. li. llarrison. hell, julia In Mellale, gl. ll. Boggs, Rollin Thayer, D. li. A person who has attended graduate school is sought after :ind interviewed by representa- tives of the leading companies in the nation. Page +5 ve lg fi l 1 lifgliwfJi'MBHfE1WwZ4WhLW!QMbi6G1Q2wmrSX1fw'm3ies:f?KiSSMiwQ'wfffiszwefmafrxs., 1 1 f Q a' :.'xe.wfasxe.wvf:uf-wzimf -1.-vi College of Home Economics Home economics is recognized as one of the most important professions for Women. Enrollment in this pro- fessional unit ranks toward the top in the nation. Instruction is enriched through knowledge dravvn from re- search in home economics throughout the country and from the physical, bi- ological, and social sciences, and ap- plied needs of the individuals and families. The new undergraduate curriculum provides a good balance of liberal and professional education. At the gradu- ate level both masters and doctoral programs are available. The Board of Regents has designated the College of Home Economics at OSU as the center for doctoral studies in Okla- homa. DR. LELA O,TKDCDLE Dean of the College of Home Economics FRONT ROVV: june Cozine, Maie Nygren, Dean Lela O'- Greenwood. ROW 2: Gladys Marshall, Betty Brannan,Joh11 Toole, Florence McKinney, Pauline Cunningham, Kathryn HI. MacAllister, Helen Barbour, Stanley Fowler, Ilse XVolf. Teaching nursery school can be the whole highlight of a home ec major's day, for it is then that she lets her hair down and enters her second childhood. College Ui Veterinar Medicine 'fhe CoHege4nfNHHeUnary Kledb eine atCDk1ahonia Sune B ranked as one of the fhumt of Us kind in the the l'nited States today. The program H folhmuS is keyed to every nexv and hnprovedrnednxludnehxvdleonnnue and increase the standards of exeeb lenee of die SehrnxL Tiuzstudentscd thm school devote pride and high aeadenihiaehievennent to the art of their held. livery eH1nT is niade to help the students aehieve their goal. C3rants and scholarships are proxdcied for die niore talented to give ineenthwfto achieve at an even greater1eveL DR. GLENN C. Homr Dean of the College of Veterinary Kledieine LEFT TU RIGHT: Dr. Andrew VV. Nlonlux, Ur. D. R. Pe- D. Beach, Dr. Leslie li. Nllfljfllllllll. terson, Dean Glenn C. Holm, Dr. Yviley Yvolfe, Dr. Everett A veterinarian holds a position of considerable au- thority in todavs society, and as sueh must have :1 very thorough knowledge of animals and diseases. Page 49 vii-+ vit. 2' .ti- OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY scnoon. or TECHNICAL TRAINING 3 HZ' Oklahoma State Tech As the country moves into the space age, the demand for more scientists and engineers is all too evident. But what is perhaps not as evident, but equally important, is the necessity for many technicians that are required to work with each engineer and scientist. Conservative estimates show that it takes at least seven highly skilled tech- nicians to support each engineer. The growing complexity of industrial processes requires teams of workers with technological knowledge and manual skills to help scientists and engineers. Almost one-third of our entire work force is made up of these workers. This is the type of training offered at Oklahoma State Tech, providing men and women with the knowledge and skills to put skills to practical use. VVAYNIQ NIILLFR Director of Okmulgee Branch, OSL' Tech ?,s fxi Q4 'NO' ki., Executive Council, Oklahoma State Tech-FRONT RUVV: 1. XV. liline. ROXV 2: YV. U. Pickard, li. C. Alexander, U. YY F. Taylor, P. S. NVheeler, Dorothy Richter, -I. P. Piekard, li. Clack, R. L. Dyke, K. VV. Phelps, Frank Kuhicek, Jr. More than 20,000 technicians have lieen trained during the IX years UST has been growing to prepare men and women hy giving lwackground knowledge and skills. age H ima' ,,,.-e--1 an-nw 4+ f M ,- BURR Ross EIYZICNIC Swuxxlxrzrzx Romain KAMM vice-prcwidvllt for Z1gI'il'l1lfLll'2ll NCit'llt'UN vice-prcsiclcnt for develrnpmeut vice-presidcllt fur aftzldcrnic affairs I QW! ms.: . FRANK NICI't.XRI..XND Krrzxxryru RHQKER JACK COKE LlC2lll of Sflldkllf IlH:Z1iI'S 1l5SiSIIlIlf tu thc president purchasing agent j. M. NflI.I.I2R Rrnwmrm QEIRUIH dean uf men registrar if K 1 A , 45 ' up K x Pago S2 ,Wr' , Jsmumm-'nwmfwvf:4111,m,:mLmmmwy,1mw .WAf.f.wm1..T- Mu .qggum 4 ' i 3 . 2 4 n 2 a 1 5 ,.....m.-4-. EIJMON Low J. L. SANDERSON ZELMA PA'1'QH1N university librarian business manager dean of xvrymen Wigs? 5, ,Y E. Mnsias FRYI5 Crscu. Glussom Ama Hsssma university It-gall 2ldViSl'I' bursar clircctur uf' Student Vninn, student housing :incl food units j,xMrss Tnrmma DR- DONALD COOPER Exocu NmannAM director of physical plznnt clivisinn clirevrnr of student health services cnmprrnllcr ..-w-aussi :Massa uumgkxma ACADEMIC COUNCIL Deans Govern All Administrative Decisions Achievement, counseling, class size, scholastic re- quirements, curriculum studies, and approval of candies dates for degrees are all concerns of the Academic U 'W'?7' ll 'l'tm council. 'l'he council, which gives most of its attention i' W 'm'l to matters relating to faculty and student affairs, is both 2 IWNYETH RICWR advisory and administrative in function. ps SU'f 'l President Vvlllhalll, the vice-presidents, the deans of the six undergraduate colleges, the dean of veterinary medicine, the dean of students, the registrar and the di- 33 rector of public information comprise its membership. FRONT RONVZ Raymond Uirod, l.ela O'Toole, Rolmert Hamm, llolm, Randall Jones, Frank lWeFarland, YVelden Barnes, bl. Oliver S. VVillham, Eugene Swearingen, M. R. Lohmann, J. ll. Boggs, YV. P. liwens, linrr Ross. C. Evans. ROVV 2: Thomas Mayberry, John Thomas, Glenn ,c., , M , s K 'R N-H 5 V 3. . agc 5-l FRONT RUVV: R. Deal, II. IIillier, Ilse YVolf, D. Torger- C. Covey, I.. F. Sheerar, G. Todd, R. Reed, C. Rich, ID. I.in- sen, F. Thomas, L. Garrison, Tom lNIayherry, L. VVarner, gelbach, I.. Kreps, E. Sehauer, VV. P. Evans. I3 C oet th I. Dorris, S. Il. Woods. ROVV 2: N. Nhthnken, .1,s, FACULTY COUNCIL Representatives Suggest Improvements fy. 988388. Oriviia S. KX n.i.ii.xxi ljlllliflllflll I,l.OYl7 I.. Clxizalsox I'ici'-Clnzirnzrllz 'I'iio.x1.xs C. IXI.XYl4liRRY I'Il'l lJl'l'A'.I!11'llf Efcrf tloiix' If.'1'Ho,y1.xs Sf'lil'l'flIl',1' Following much preliminary planning the Faculty council became an operating organization in l953. It represents the university' faculty and acts as an advisory group to the president of Oklahoma State Fniversity. Comprised of 22 members elected by the faculties of the different colleges, the group's accomplishments are significant. The university committee system has been revised, providing for advisory committees to needed areas and active committee memberships. A policy concerning student-faculty relationships has been recommended. Following study' by special ad-hoe committees, recom- mendations have been made about items as insurance programs. Page Page DON SToU'r Bots MCCAFFREE President Vice-President C,xRoi.YN MLLBURN Secretary-Treasurer Student Association Officers The senate works on business important to the group as Z1 whole and on measures to he voted upon, while the work is done in committee 56 FRONT ROVV: Hollis Cox, Jerry Banks, Burns Hargis, Fran- Cheryl Bittle, Vikram Rajaram. RONV 2: Ed Mouss, Tom ces Reeder, Ray Prewett, Bob Meffafifree, Don Stout, Carolyn Cornish, Mike Miller, Reg Poorbaugh, Dale Felton, Don YVill- Nlilburn, Billie Thompson, Gretchen LelNIasters, Jane Pool, iams, 'lim SWVZlggEI'ff', Gilbert Asher, Jonathan Los, Merle Buss. STUDENT SENATE Association oiees Students Opinion The Student Senate is the legislative power of the Student association. The senate is comprised of the Student association president, vice-president, secretary- treasurer and about Zl senators, depending upon the student population. The senators are elected from each of the colleges, and the living groups. The senate also Dox STOUT Presi1l'1'11I lion HcCAr1fRiaiz I ,ice-P r1'xi1I ent . , serves as the otlicial voice of the student bodv and acts L,.XRUI,YX H1I.nL'11x ' as a liaison between the students and the university ad- Sf't'I'tiflll',1'-y'I't'!lj'llI't'!' ' I - sf W mimstration. lt also oversees the entire student organi- l,izr2C1ii.sTR.xv . . . . - . Q HT. I zational program, chartering worthwhile organizations i 1 IXII' ' , , I , to come onto the campus, distributing duties among 5 them, and Financially backing worthwhile causes and participating in Homecoming. IJ age 57 JAY DANIEI ,... for his outstanding acting ability. He has appeared in a major role in more than twenty Theatre Guild productions, including NT3' Fair Lady, VVest Side Story and Bye Bye Birdie, has received the liest actor of the year awards for the past two years, and has won three state championships in dramatic interpretation. He has served as sec- retary, treasurer, vice-president, and president of Theatre Guild, and is a member of Blue Key and VVho's VVho. Redskin Congratulates 3 , STVDENT ICNTERTAINERS . . . for their representation of Ok- lahoma State in the OSU-USO , e show in the Pacific area. They traveled 25,000 miles in 61 days through Japan, Korea, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, Taiwan, Guam, Phil- ippine Islands, VValte, and Haw- aii hy air, jeepneys, hus, train, Cabs and water luutlfalo. They gave 73 performances in day rooms of missile bases, elulw houses, hos- pitals and theaters, Page 58 dent governrne HUB KIC'C':Xl9l7Rl'.l2 . . . t.rr his outstanding work in stu- nt. Ile is vice-president of the student assoeiation, an Arts X Seienees senator, Campus Chest coordinator, eo-eh lui l.'K11lll of Clrzvernrnent Wleek and People- - 'lsident of Sigma Nu. lle is a mem- to-People, and vue plc lu r ot Blue Kei Phi Kappa Phi, Phi lfta Sigrna, XYho's VVho, and the JXICS llonrrr Society, lle is also the reeipif ent of the llff' Outstanding Fraternity Man award. KAY MCKAY . . . for her outstanding work with Army Blades as com- mander. She has served as pulilie information oflieer and assistant drill master of the Blades, and is vice-president of Kappa Kappa Gamma, president of FNIA elulv, secretary of Nlortar Board, and treasurer of Phi l'psilon Omicron. She is a member of Omicron Nu and is listed in VVho's Wlho. yur rv- RICX VVILMORIC . . , for his outstanding work In the held ol student pulmlieations. lle was spring semester editor of the Daily U'C'ollegian and has served as neus editor and stahl writer for the U'C'olly. lle is puhlie relations director tor Ngma Delta Chi and u as appointed to he ehairman of Varsity Revue. lle serves on Ag- rieulture eouneil and won the Hearst award tor early Coverage of the lioard of l'ulilic'ations dispute. ll Llh arc at ,W,m,,wnanv i ,.n- ..V,.. N Ng . fwm. ' . I K . A V . , we . k is , if 3 I A .kgs Zh 5 K, 1' , ? s s Feffx, 3 i r fg.,, '?5r:1'.rf.Ai f I 5 ' ,, , .f n pf My ' r. f i? Vw, i t of 4 w . if , it .13 K, e-fr' 2 il' J. BILL LACKEY . . . for his outstanding leadership of independent students. He has served as president of the lVlen's Residence llall Association, Campus Clod, and sophomore Vice- President. He is the editor of the Oklalzoma Stair' Engizzfsr and is Z1 member of the Student Association Supreme Court. He is secretary of Blue Key and is director of the Key-Board Commission. MIKE DIXON . . . for his out- standing contribution to campus with the 1964- REIDSKIN. He was associate editor rind sports editor of the REDSKIN. He is president of Pi Kappa Alpha and has been chairman of the Key-Board Com- mission and Secretary of Blue Key, Athletically he was named to the all-fraternity and all-university touch football teams. He served as Sooner Guide at the VVorld's Fair and secretary of Intercolleg- iate Knights. Page 60 Redskin Congratulates CTOAC ' coach I . S. . Tokyo l Eight l games. Kappa ing an versity BARBARA POLK VVALTUN . . . for her outstanding contribution to the College of Home Economics. She is a member of Omicron Nu, Phi lfpsilon Omicron, Mortar Board, Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa Delta Pi, VVho's VVho, and Home Ec Education club. She has been the president of the Home Ec Student council and secretary of the Senior Class and Officers council. H HENRY IBA . . . for his outstanding job as for OSl' and the VSA. l'nder his coaching, the Olympic basketball team won the gold medal in this past fall, and his OSI' cagers won the Big conference in 1965. llis teams have won over 715 He is also the first recipient of the Omicron Delta Achievement Award, given to an individual mak- outstanding contribution to Oklahoma State l'ni- GARY HASSMAN . . . for his outstanding scholarship and heroism. He was a finalist for the Rhodes scholarship and is listed on the President's honor roll. He was nominated for a Carnegie Medal for Bravery for his quick action when Bob Swaffar was injured. He is senior class president, a member of the Otlicers Council, Lambda Chi Alpha, and the Schol- astic All-American basketball team. He is a starter for the varsity basketball team and has three letters. Iage 61 ho's Who In American Universities Ui be ROXV 1: jam' I'41ult', XVZIIIKIII Cirzxy, Shzimii Smith, Dzinu Sur xxvtlfldi Vuriirm Niimoii, blue Berry, Jimmy Juliiisrni, Don Stout, Umziii, Bzirhzirzi Polk Nxvlliflllly Kzithy XVinters, Purtizi Duvkett. R:1l1dyRti:1i'k, RfiddyCi1tsi1igur. NOT PICTVRICDZ jim Mm'- ROYV 21 Kay N1CKny, Paulette I3urciit'k, Pam Slwcklt-y, rrOI1yZl ford, Dzxvitl Nitticr, Xxviililllll Riiiwemnri, Jim Swziggcrty, Merit' Nucl, Sue Null, Dimiizi iNIcEl1'oy, Diane VVilp. ROW' 3: Ed- Buss, john c'1lI'L'kCI', Jay Daniel, time Davis, C'hris Deiaportc, win Thimrnns, David Bagwell, Gary Shccta, Vvllyllt' Otsuki, Gary Ilzismizlnn, 'ludyAtixiilishltfzlti Flanagzm. ilziruld BllI'kh1lI'f, Huh McC':1f'frut-, 'lim Mimre. ROVV 4: john 62 FRONT ROW: Lynne Donkin, Glenda Lansdon, Barbara lladsian. ROW 2: Ronald Ercolani, Don Swearingen, Robert Polk, Bob McCalTree, Marsha Rose, Lynn Ketchum, Sophie Roark, Becky Matney. OFFICERS COUNCIL Class Leaders Convey Student Opinion BOB lVlCCAl-'I-'REE President MARSHA Rose 1IiL't'-P7'f?.l'illFIlf llfxkiaaim Polic XVAi.'1'oN S ern' fury cll.ENDA l,,xNsooN ,Iyl'f'Il.S'lll't'I' Soifung l'l.'XDSIAN Sponsor Q Officers Council is comprised ofthe President, Vice- President and Secretary of the four undergraduate classes of the university campus and is headed by the Vice-President of the Student Association. lt is responsible to the Student Association and makes recommendations conveying the student sentiment on various campus issues. Four major areas concerning important campus pro- grams are sponsored by the Orlicers Council. These areas involve outstanding personalities, making recom- mendations for campus improvement, promotion of school spirit, and the sending of students to various high schools for the special projects committee. Page 6? AWS Board Is Designed to Unite Coeds ToN1 BYLER President FREEDA GRAVES Vice-President Lucy STOVER Refording Secretary GRETCHEN LENIASTER 7vf'f'llSllI'Fl' BARBARA FOLK VVALTON Corresponding Secretary Every Woman student, upon enrolling at OSU, auto- matically becomes a member of the Association of Women Students. All vvomen's living groups are rep- resented on the three AWS boards-executive, legisla- tive, and judicial. The otiicers are chosen each year in a campus election in which every coed is eligible to vote. Besides setting and interpreting all rules concerning Women students, AWS sponsors the freshman orienta- tion program, gives 15100 scholarships to three interna- tional Women students, sponsors a leadership banquet, and sponsors the Campus Chest drive held each fall. FRONT ROVV: Barbara Polk, Lucy Stover, Toni Byler, Freeda Adams, Linda Olson, Beth McGraw, Sue Nall. Graves, Gretchen LeMaster. ROW 2: Carol Miller, Judy Page 64 R i i x ' 5 A l FRONT ROVV: Glen Stiles, Nlervin Deason, Kenneth Hollo- Fred LeCrone, Gene Ballew. ROVV 3: Raymond Prewett, way, james Graves, Harold Burkhart. ROVV 2: Nick Lopi- Harvey Holt, Richard Triplett, Vernon Minson, Alan Teel, paro, Barry Bloyd, Richard Brown, Robert Stone, -lim Uosey, Merle Buss, Gene Arnold. AGRICULTURE STUDENT COUNCIL Student Roundup Begins Activities HARo1.D H t'Ri-QHART Pfl'.i'idI'71f -Iixxrlis CIRAVES Vice-Przfsidmzl f KENNETH l-Ioiiowav Sl'1'I'IJfflV'j' CiLliN STn.i2s Tl'l'IlfZll'tlli FRIED LECRONIE ,ldfzfimr l Agriculture Student Council strives to co-ordinate the work of the departments and strengthen student- faculty relationships. The council is comprised of rep- resentatives from all the departmental clubs and organ- izations, and the two agriculture senators. The annual agriculture students roundup begins the council's activities in the fall. The roundup enables new students to become acquainted with the various de- partmental clubs, the faculty, and fellow classmates. The main activities of the spring semester are Agri- culture Week and the Agriculture Awards Banquet. At the banquet students are recognized for their achieve- ments, and the Aggie Princess is crowned. Page ARTS AND SCIENCES STUDENT COUNCIL Group Underta DAVID BAGWELL President M ARIANNE COOLEY Refording Sfrrfffrzry Boa PROVINE Treasurer Rosimr KAM M Advisor FRONT ROYV:David Bagwell, Marianne Cooley, Robert Provine, Robert Kamm. RUVV 2: Rita Alexander, Patty Mu- kes Various Projects The Arts and Sciences Student council works to- gether with the students and faculty to promote the College of Arts and Sciences through the furthering of worthy activities. Various projects undertaken this year include publi- cation of the annual ASLS newsletter, followed by sum- mer letters to students and high school seniors. Also, the council conducted the college queen elections and two queens were selected this year. Composed of one student representative from each department, the student council sponsors the Arts and Sciences Honor society, a student-faculty reception, two i?l00 sophomore scholarships, special awards to faculty and alumni, and ends the year with its annual honors and awards banquet. 3: David Haddock, Jonathon Los, Bob Bird, Dale Felton, Tommy Chaffin, Bill Gentry. sick, Billy Matthews, Delaine Jones, Paulette Burdick. ROXV Page 66 l 1- wx S an FRUNT ROVV: Jim Moore, Rick Messer, Kathy VVinters, l,ar- Marlow. ROVV 3: Terry Weigle, Sheryl Stice, Mary Brower, rs llumes Dana Cowan. ROVV 2: Patsy l.oeFfler, Marsha Burns Hargis, Gerri Evans, KayRoherts. lx1'll'Tll1 blllfflll Smith, Donna flapp, Niarylee Xvilliams, Sue BUSINESS STUDENT COUNCIL nnual Program Sponsors Speakers ,lim Mooka Prcsirfwlf Rick Nlitssfzk Iilfl'-l,fF.Yil!l'IIf KATHY XVINTERS Sr'1'I'r'f11r'j' Tom Axmfrzsox ,llfFII,l'IlfFl' XYAYNE ITINHARI' ffrfflfisor Serving as a link between the students of the College of Business and the business faculty, the student coun- cil provides a means of agreement between the better understanding and strengthening within the College of Business. Business and llrofessional week is one of the annual responsibilities of the council. During this three-day period, outstanding speakers in the helds of accounting, business administration, education, economics and oth- er business endeavors are invited to the campus to speak to the business classes. The week is concluded with an honors and awards banquet and the selection of the business queen. lage 61 Students May Work With Committees Education Student council, the link between the stu- dents and faculty of the College of Education, is com- jorm Woons prised of three representatives from each class, one Pff-vififvff from each education organization, one from industrial ANN jE,,,.-ER, education, and the education senator. Committee mem- I'7ifl'-Pfffidfllf bership of the council is open to students so they may RVTH Riu, also have the opportunity to work closely with the Srfrrftfzry faculty' hrlany events are sponsored throughout the year, in- P. G A -'f . ..,. , AT MH cluding the education coffee, Iuducation day, and Itdu- Treasurer u 1 . . cation Week, This year the annual fall picnic to ac- quaint the students and faculty was sponsored by the freshman education committee. FRONT ROW: Ruth Rice, Pat Graff, john VVoods, Ann Jeff- Lane, Susie Scarborough, Jill Harris, Frances Reeder, Judy rey. ROVV 2: VVanda Gray, Judy Blackburn, Karen Baxter, Jones, Sharon Olstad. Shirley Swinney, Jo Johnson, Pat VVard. ROW 3: Ronald A e 5 i a S 5 it Page 68 Q 5 I 5331 I 'i I - I E k V FRONT ROXV: Diek Sehiltz, Roger Iieeeham, Shirley Diek- Mantz, Kirk Ilodson, Pat lNIeC'oy, Gary Leonard. ROW' 33 erson, David Nittler, Mark Iiirmingliam, Gene Carlson. ROW' ,lack Isharn, Paul Sheridan, Stayton Oliver, Raymond Glass, 2: David Tomlinson, Charles Ikard, NVuyiie Otsnki, Terry llowurd Turner, Teddy Ilnrsley, jere llanzin, Roy Thornton. ENGINEERING STUDENT COUNCIL Z. 'Q' co 3 U' cn T UD C7 7 cn cw f-l' l l7 I to I5 cn CD T I no cn CD T The major responsibilities of the Engineering Stu- dent couneil include preparation and directing of En- D.xVin NI'I I'I.IiR gineering week, the honors and awards banquet, select- l'fw'i1if'11f ing the engineering queen, and sponsoring the St. I'at- ROCER BMCHMI rick's ball and the engineering exposition. 1iIl'4'-PFf'A'Ill!'lIf The 2-l various engineering and technical organiza- UXRK BIRWWH W tions of the OSII campus and the engineering senators Sm.,.!,,,,,.j, provide students for the council membership. The 2 D S council, representing all engineers on campus, directs ,L ICR ek'I'IlI.'I'Z . . . . . , V . i 5 ,l,,,mW,N, the general activities ot students in the College of lin- gineering and strives to promote activities which will be of interest to all students of engineering and of fields closely related to engineering. le' 11gC 69 HOME ECONOMICS STUDENT COUNCIL Members Coordinate Recruitment NoRMA CiRAY President NIARSHA Rosa l'ii'r-Prfxvidezzt IJEBBIE Damox Serrfftrzry KAREN KEYS Treasurer NI,-XRY LEIDIGH Representative members, department clubs, individ- ual classes, and the home economics senator strive to coordinate the Work of college department clubs, to promote cooperative relations between faculty and stu- dents, and to interpret and promote home economics on the campus and throughout the state. Recruitment programs are promoted by the council for all high school students around the state to acquaint them with the Oklahoma State University campus, with the College of Home Economics, to introduce them to professional and personal opportunities in the jdv' . . . . mr Field, and to stimulate the pupils' interest in further- ing their education. FRONT ROVV: Mary Leidigh, jerry Banks, Marsha Rose, ROW 3: Ellen Joyner, Karen Sue Weaver, Cheryl liittle, Vir- Norma Gray. ROW 2: Karen Keys, Marilyn Dieker, Debbie ginia Garner. Damon, Janice Ellison, DeAnn Stinchcomb, Bonnie Scott. Page 70 1' sz Bi: V FRONT ROVV: Sue Mahafley, Rohert Gibson, Gail Foster, ery, Mary DeLozier, jane Fitzpatrick. ROVV 2: Norman Mike Stratton, jack Patton, Linda Buckner, Diane Wilp, Moore, David Kinkaid, Lynn Rogers. Paula llopson, ,Indy Flood, Butch Murphy, Margene Montgome STUDENT UNION ACTIVITIES BOARD Eight Committees Sponsor Events DIANE XVLLP Prrsidffzif l'AL'I.,x INIOPSON Vin'-P1'f'5i1le11f l,1xnA Bcciixica Sl'l'l't'fIll'j' I,YNN Rooifns Advisor Nlembers of the Student I'nion Activities Board pride themselves in knowing that each event which this student governing force programs reliects I'nion policies and incorporates fresh, new ideas. Through the eight committees, the board organizes dances, tour- naments, special programs, exhibits, and receptions. This year new events such as the gala HInternational Gourmet Dinner, the computer matched IBM Dance and the cooperative sponsored Bookshop Cor- ner literature lectures are examples of SVAB time and thought. All events are available to the students, faculty, and administration. Next year SIIAB will be host to the regional con- vention for Student Ilnion Boards. I'nion boards from a live-state area will convene to exchange ideas in the Oklahoma State llnion. Pige 71 At the entl of il tluy one stops to think over what has just trztnspiretl. It is ut times such :ts these that single items stand out - Ll leaf, at star, il lamp. At the end of a yeur one also thinks over what has gone before, and one seeks these fleeting memories and brings them to the front of the mind for contemplation. 64 MNA, Ill! ' F74 g Vfikax Z: 2 747' S Lg 119' swf?-.,, W1 V cs. yk CTIVITY is the only fond to know- ledge. - George Bernard Shaw 'l'he well-rounded student profits from being an enthusiastic pzirtieipzltor in campus activities as Well as an enthusiastic scholar. O-State pro- vides CXt1'21-CLl1'1'lCLllk1I' activities and orgauiizn- tions for all students who might be interested, 3 'f is i. 5 A f,...m--' . ea-r M 4-f' ,-,1-0' , - -- M ., ., ,gamer .,.. . .,,,t,,.,..u. - , -w.Mw i egg-W' LW. Y V wif' 3815.234 Looking very scared but proud, the faithful little Sigma Nu won the engineering award for their Hoat depicting Young Democrat rides the donkey in the parade. what most people wished had happened to the KI' -Iayhawks. I fig.. r,.. at fig Nga' Maylw it's good that you c'an't hear what thc men of Cordell are saying as they pull their Sweepstakes-winning float down Main strc-ct. Autumn leaves falling from the trees, student's lining the streets in expectation, and alums looking around in amazement. These sights have all become symbols of Oklahoma State's homecoming festivities. Following the theme of HSalute to Staten, the various liv- ing groups, competing for cash prizes, either decorated the campus with house decorations or pooled their manpower to erect a float. -...kw'- WQWMQ ---....., , , we-sq.-4.wWN.. 'e--N-... G im' swore xxx X, xi I ucietup. onsco -...J -...Q The prize-winning SIAA float was impressive as it came down the street. What wouldn't he impressive with three pretty girls? Page 77 -..- .QL' tk. -,, Q., -.., --..., -Q, YVhcn thc days start tu get long, thc Classes start to get unhczir- L d 1 to li ' Y YI N Nlllllllll ht usa CXllfl txmt r lt mn u 1 H Ln lllNhll!g, ll IN tu em ut r those who but hun IUN1 u ct geshxp 1 mm Illfl r- in.. , 1- ... ft, in 'Y L tw , 151 .A-,' abil. 4' 'tv- LM,.,,, -M., in hp mf W gdb 'NNI' it f , 5 R1 S 1 rom these ten lovely ladies . . . . . . one was selected the best. . . . . . to reign for a year as Miss OSU. -R J ' s. I J ll , p Q ,L , .l 1, X ,Q 447 The first of the year holds many surprises-moving into rx new dorm, meeting your roommate, and going to classes again. X X L 9? ,. lt was a lot of fun to ride on :1 float this year. Of course, the guys in front might not have thought sn, but the one in hack is sure enjoying it. Page 79 if? l 1-? . . ,V W' ' l El ..,f,,. X 5, , , , 'Q 14-Q S . f L, V x ,A QL L1 L xl.. ,QQ 1 r- 4 H fix 3540 The Nerermwrx Mtll1LlIl6 flfnt deprcted some of the tortures that were to he inflicted 1 rm comalt tlut 'lx But only half of the bird was so turturvml. Miss USF, l,un:l Rue Grunrns, led ll busy life this year. ln zulditifm rn representing the school as 11 beauty, she wus also in the USU-USU show. ulhrrm. Big kids and little kids alike joined in the fall Homecoming festivities. These small fry seem to he protected by the campus patrol as they wonder about the many floats and marching groups comprising the USalute to Staten. Awards and honors highlighted the weekend with not only the parade but also a colorful welcome to alums from every house decoration. t ,i,1 'W' Page 81 Page 82 IWVMN A . A ' grind piunn phiying with 11 slight tnuch nt K 'z, atzintling in lint- waiting fur Pgft-I' Nprn was will-gh if, Tho Gateway Trio sang thc- folk snnga thzit have stood the test of time, which lu-Ipod them tu win the zipprnvail nf the Zlllilil'llCC. 6 lizirbcrs :irc not ton iinprcssed with the trend in me-n's ' sv' 5, hut the mzikt-rs nt permxint-nts for wurnvn ure. our The hzlunting, plziintive vinlin nf Isaac Stcrn was rcinviiihcrcd fur :i lung whih- utter he played fur nn Allicd Arts prescntzitinn Sliaikespczirc cziiiic zilive tht' night ut' Bzlsil Raitlihniiek pt'i'fnrinzii1t'c, its ht' lived unch wiv. wa I M few 'ill t tw A K ,E 2, .. Af 5 2 Hrs' 1 FLOA S wk f !'lismv Though lxlillll Str:-ur ix uut usually il gzum- preserve, anything gow wlwu it Umm-Q tu tht- llUH1Ci'4!IIllIlg tlny festiviticx. VVheu a sorority deciclvs to cute-1' a house dnt-mation, thorn- is at mutual 1 af'K..,, X ix l 7 P' --r '8k!1g-fl AX '- I s.-LJ mmt-rtt that eva-ryunu will lic uurking all ul their free time. xx , Rgmfltrfl JAHAHK5 r ms if l Pretty girls must be attracted to Oklzihumu State, hecause of the lust fum' Slim Okla- homas, thrut- mf them have been stmlc-nts here. The lat' est tum, Cheryl Scntrnd, 1963, :md janv llitrh, 1904, have worked tugctlinr this past year in purwnul ztppvzxrnnces un CZIIIIIIIIS :mtl in public. Pagc 8+ 5, 1 155 w u 1 42 fff 020 The highlight of the Student l'nion Fair is the erowni . . . nfl SVAB presented the Letterman in the ballroom, and they quickly es- or the lfairest of the Fair, and this year Sue Nall, Pi Beta talwlished rapport with the audience through their singing and antics. Phi was eruwned by Mystery Clown, johnnx' Rose. o t 3 riff' 3 s 3 r,,., My-Og , M Y K 5533 ?'i'g?'l3: Sal:- lgl' .O ' I I n'l'ls , Q ., fwas' 09 I W u .0 .Q 'fx' ' Proud of its own celebrities, OSI' boasts of . . the beauty and talent found in its students. l 2 ., But also of great importance to students and . guests alike are the many varied presentations ' Q . . arrangfrd for the Allied Arts shows. Such fav- ' . . , 5 4 g Q. 0 I 0 0 l 5.0 g.l. O'l Ill- l..l s orites as :Xl Hirt, Peter Nero, and the Gate- way Trio graced the Fieldhouse stage. For the first production sponsored by the Key-Board Coturnissiun, the New Christy Minstrels sang their way into being accepted as one of the most popular presentations ul the whole season, and paved the way for bigger things to come. I 1 1 'age 85 g a ? wo' .fy 'zwgifaitk 'L ' .avg Y 'D 3. 4 1' gg 5 4 -l fm I ,yn e A if A71 .fy I 9 2 U ---swam W.-an 5 , . X Q -cv The way to tame Il shrew is to kill Theatre Guild student play ended, Q42 There's nothing like having one hour for morel free during a busy day of classes to journey to the Big 8 room on the Union fourth floor for a Coke and discussion of the world situation or who's dating who. Students may even be able to master the newest of dance crazes or get in a few hands of bridge before the elevator again goes non-stop down to first floor of the Union. Page 89 M E, Page R Most girls on campus wnultln't get Caught with their shoes down if they knew that there was a photographer around. 1 The Capettes were active in almost every line of CAI' work, from par:1clingf to learning about planes frnm the inside out. The Sig Alphs rlouatecl a huge flag to the school to he flown in the stadium, hut there isn't a pole big enough for it to Hy. -lay Daniel and ,lm-annie Cooper srarrecl in A Mau For All Seasons , the longest-running ot the 'lilleatre Guild plays presenteal this year. As president of the Student Senate, Don Stout has mueh business with the president of the university, Dr. XVillham. ,, sf Board of Publications was reformed in lklarch. Twelve students filed for membership on it, and five were selected. Once again, State showed up well in public. At the New York World's Fair last summer, seven OSU men told about Oklahoma Iliff 3 O f ww wish 5 'UW .Lv ,u .. . F' MYER' ' ' ', f - ' , H: ,AU Sh . 9 ' 4 ,-L 1. . l f- V, 7. K 5 W , Jr Q., ,A W ,A f, di YQ a 5915 gee, ,w ' E., 4 , li. V.. K f K R! if 2555 1 X1 'IW 'S I ,age 1' ..' i.:. . S ,E ll . '1 gif ' 1 3 gf 5535 L'-'fb 5, cr ' 6,5 S f ' g Y i' f 1? 'K -Q: .A.,....-J., ,. ws. 'E , Q .- M fr M at amz Hunan Bird migration studies, made possible by use of Foundation funds tr ice Assembling the tip of a nose cone is just one of many tasks the patterns of small house sparrows around OSU and Oklahoma Emmerson Oaks does at Research Foundation Electronics lab Turning up new knowledge that results from the work of the most skilled personnel available, is the function of the OSU Research Foundation, and it reaches into all facets of the university community. Dr. Marvin T. Edmison, director, reported at the annual meeting of the foundation that more than 5-l millions were administered through the agency in fiscal year 763-'64, 5 . 3-ii rx' Q ly ., 'ZW Vi ,A ya O s 'L i 5 sa ' u Research projects are exacting and grueling. Gradu ite student lxirbx Stone conducts in experiment in the mechanical engineering labor:itory's clean room. 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'F ..,.f Q, , A i it 1 s Q ., 22- S ,. .o E 527 K ' Wim., W,,,..m, Wav' f a R wk t t it ,RZ -1,-,Q ,.. y f M' Q J f if Q f? l vw. is .-. .NN W P 21 gc 98 Nlany pcople CHII18 to Varsity Revue just to hear Shirley Toon sing hcr way to win the first placu in individual acts this year. One of the moat intt-rt-sting new groups on campus, the OSI' Karate-Do Cluh souu-tinu-s holds rather impromptu sessions. Duc to increasingly rigid grading standards, the loads on students sonmetinu-s must he cast-cl hy ll convenient short nap. WOR'- rg ' .Q B wir ,F ,...,.., lit-marc of the Gamma Phi pledge class. Tlwy have unusual tar'- titw, NYl1n-lztwex' it looks like you arc winning, they bring in hclp. The raudidatvs for Campus Clod and Clodia XIII' allowed to uzuupaigu lor vnttx in any IIlllIlIlL'l'. I ff5 Y-ww' . 5 1 it SAI Q 3 :rt The best-tlrt-ssed coed contest is partly sponsored hy ll magazine which is searching fur the best-clremsed wells in America. Each year for the OSU-OU wremtling match at Stillwater, all the men who have wrestled for OSU are invited to see the popular event if f' li m,.. , .Q I if 5 A , , , ,Q Hz S sf? if is 5. f . J, Xa J' , 5 5.1129 51 1: ' -, , 35' S ', ,. gk 3 fznfsw Aiiieggf 3 ? V X Q K 5 7, 4 ef ' , I , ,V I 1 SM- LQ. f i ' If ,f 22 X , 9 1 , ' T V , . i ' 1 A ,, I f I ,K 4 ff ,Lg 2- ,nf wg-. af 553 Y :ff -wi ' ' s Ax. Eff , ,M Q TTT' . 3. as lg .2 .F , .- .W if 1 . , flu ,. x 3 gl -ww 1 If 1 f-. ,A iazfiijf' jugs. L, kb f E Q f . yu- 7 , , K 1 lf' - Y J ' f' , ww ' mfg, 1 :ff -bf: ,, V vi' ix, 6 . , l,, ,L,,..., Z - K -g V ' 'If 4,, 3 -QW' . -K.v'LF K' .. . -' ,S Ae , JA,-A' f.l ' ,Q 1 .jf Ji' ,NV , ,T--U A ,w 1 . yin W . , all , Q5 L, 5,551 ff' ,. A: . Q 42, ,538 I -wx 4 5:6 23 Q v..,,-M :X rf i2'i'Af? ww' wif V .. 3 :sg Q HM K - ,M4 5 f K X ,,.,,, ,A,,,,.g........,, x,,,..,........,-,,.h ,, - .. The Library is probably the most-used building on campus. VVhat is The cheerleaders have to be agile, as they demonstrate by needed to make it more valuable is to enlarge it so more may study here. their weird contortions at basketball and football games. All at State is not studies and work. For those fortunate enough to find free hours there is time to enjoy their new living spaee, watch Cheerleaders at the games, or dance to their favorite bands at parties. Then it's back to the books and the library for a few hours study, or if possible, forty winks. Dances are only a part of the various campus and off-campus activities which are offered to the student body of Oklahoma State University by residence halls, Greek groups and by the various campus organizations such as the SUAB. Page lOl is X E f V! gagikf, . :Af , X555 , , 9 JI 4 as aa f 4 1'QQ,:g 2 sv sk 'V 723, 'S My Y Q31 fi 'P N4 I fx f ' fr 1 . E 'W E I Y Mans 3' 'Tw ix W fc QT: 3 The Dc-ltzl C'hi's l'lz1ylmy l'xKll'lIl2ll . . . . is partly SPUllNHl't'll hy l'lzlylmy . . . . . . llllil the l1llIlIly ia the main symlwl. 1 1 N PWUQ Avwk K f 'Q ni. i 3 5951, ' HW- xv 'ar X 5 gg' wg N L After thi- spun-vh luv Ralph Bunrlu-, 1lSSl5l2llll sr-c1'ct:11'y-gvlwrxll of thc A A R limited Nations, hc ivan gym-1-tecl hy lizlsil Rzxtlilmmr, hers for Allied Arts. i K 5. V, 3 1 1 W i H: ,, Fm' tha' Uzirnmu Phi Vhristlllzia party for several littlc C clrcu Slllllil flzmx lixtcnccl to Ihr wishw fit' :ill the littlv kids Page 103 lige 104 ' Jr. -. t' 541 'menu nnzozv zs'z1u .fl Peter Nero and company played a great performance for the general public in the Fieldhouse. Here they kid the photographer after the show was over and the formality had been relaxed. During intermission, the members of OSU even had guys who tried to set national records Kappa Kappa Psi gave Al Hirt a bow for time spent in a shower. 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MQ Ii,Xl l'Y to no complexion is criiifiiicd, is of alll colors, and by iioiic dcfiiicdf' -- George Granville This iiidcscribzlblc quality raidintiiig Iimii .1 so-cd, mzikcs her bccomc something special .1 quccii. This glow of beauty which tlicsc girls display is dcvclopcd by hmior, rcspcct and lou , . , ,fn M K incoming freshman ,lane Hitch, Miss Oklahoma of 1964, attends orientation clinic at USV with her parents. -- em-i, 'lt iss 'K sg :Q W 5 l Universit Beasts Bevy of Beauties She Wrings her hands, freshens her make- up for the fifth time, convinces herself that she must make a good first impression --but be completely natural at all times. Hours later, she Waits impatiently for the telephone to ring and to hear these words . . . HCongrat- ulations on being chosen as one of the RED- SKIN Beauties of 1965? To hear these Words was the wish of all 56 contestants in the annual RIQDSIQIN Beauty contest, Where six young ladies were selected to represent Uklahoma State llniversity, not only for their beauty, but for their poise, personality, and intelligence as well. Each contestant received a final pep talkll from Skip and Cindy before having her interview with the judges. Finalists Norllw l-lall 1 i l 4 l A 1, l l K q Cl lERl SANDERS lfilgvrwl fklpllll llwlla LIZ DAVIES JAE DlXON Alpla CH Qmcfga 0 V Pago l l v 5 if ., f., 'W 152314. 2 ,. ' 'Q 1,35- :.:fLff:,, E , . iii 1, K M' S 1 1. My-, X f f , ms ,, N W M 1 ng maxima.. R. .13 ml- vt Q ' ' iffy , fill: WL f. ,M-mmikza, 1 -nn li T2 Q:g,,,-,i f ff-,gf l J 1 A , JPv f N Y', - ' mi- ,f25T.2', ?Z3?iL9v ?K fy. Q ' M. v . . .x iflipi HA Qr. YU 'xt 3, sv 'Wgv f-ii, ' Q ,T --,..- , -Q L.: fw 2. ws :fwij -Q 5:19 .fuk .. .mai fgtif' r-- - -li ifgg , 'V Nfi ' L , : jgfi' ' I , . Q -J 4-Jizz -415 111, 'N ,iff.'i7'. 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Z SH MMR! 8 Q l Q Mp as WH is A507155 -' GEWWW 'Q -sea vmvseitif m V, .. .. ...,,:355 -gi :VG sz Q A Page ISI 1? 9132 gig . 726' 0 IQWSPAPLRS are owned by individuals or corporations, but freedom of the press belongs to the people. - Richard I. Finnegan The newspaper, yearbook, and magazines ex- ercise freedom of the press at OSU lo seek tliat extra pound of education experience, staff members of OSlf's student publications devote a great deal of their time, effort and talent. TX ,252 W1 1' s 4 A 5 , 1 1' 5 I I, ffQ-re' ,uk W -55 U 141' ff ad 'k p 1 H-.W 1 BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS Group Supervlses Established by the president of Oklahoma State University in its present form in l942, the Board of Publications consists of five stu- dent members elected by the student body and Five faculty members appointed by the president. Student members serve two years and fac- ulty members serve at the pleasure of the university president. The publications board has authority in all matters over the publications under its supervision. These are the O,COIl6gl'II7l, the RICDSKIN and Soliloquy. Editors and busi- ness managers are appointed by the board and these editors and managers are responsi- ble to the board. Student Publications CHARLES L. ALLEN Bos ARMSTRONG FRANK E. lV1CFARI.AND BYRLE KII.l.lAN WELDEN BARNES EDXVARD C. BURRis 35 KiX1'lIIE LEE CARo1, SUE XVi'r'r CARoi, CARr,Tox BARBARA BREMI-:R Publications Heep Campus Informed liaeh day students devote hours to produce the publieations for the student body. Through the daily newspaper and published magazines the eampus is kept up to date on eurrent happenings on the eampus, in the state, in the nation, and throughout the wo rl d. The memories of eaeh student's various ex- periences are aroused eaeh year and in years to eome by the yearbook. The university is a growing, flourishing eommunity, kept in- formed by its growing publications. Printing equipment such as linntypes enables publications sueh as the 0'C0ll1'gmn to speed news to the public' and the eziinpus. The new press pureliased by the U'I.'ullr'gia11 has enabled the stall to print more pictures ol' interest to readers. my W 1 .. ,M L n .-v,...,f,.. W ., ti f .463 DON NA B0'r'roM s liditur 1965 Redskin The duties of the editors and staff of the l965llHDSKIN'havelweninnrndy'achaHenge and a test, but they have also provided the staff members with an opportunity to express their journalistic and artistic ability to bdng Umthe Mudun a prohxMonaHy pru pared and edned yearbook contannng the record mmf the iinivernty zuid its aetivines, stutlents, ancl faculty. 'll1erefore, the statl has devoted its time to presenting as accu- rate and complete a record of the past year at Clklalninia State llniversity asis pcwsible. 'lo hehuinake thu yearbook the product that it is, required not only the efforts of all the stahf at the university, but it required thc cooperation of the various journalistic com' panies, printers and engravers, located from fJkldh1Nlhl to loyva. 'llie plainihig rat the RIQIJSIQIN began in hlune, when the th ree edi- torsyverczuniounced by die Board ofl'ublr catnnw atilkhdnnna Sane. A Page l38 BARRY VVIIITP: Bois ll.-xkm' Wwlilfl' hdlm Associate lfditor SKIP fiREER Tauri S-XVIIIISON 'Nikki Bunn Almost immediately after selection of the editors, the basic planning of the RICDSKIN began in earnest. In September, after the lay- out and cover design had been completed, section editors were chosen to over-see the development of the various portions of the book V- - such as athletics, campus leaders, and organizations and their tasks were ex- plained to them in full. 'l'he next item to be taken care of was the scheduling and photo- graphing of the classes and organizations, both of which took from early October to December to complete. From that point on, activity for all staff members increased to take care of Writing copy, compiling student identification, altering design, and again in- creasing activity to meet the various section deadlines Which arose. Now the work has been completed and before you is the product ---the 1965 Rl-IDSKIN. Susna Ili-QLMHRS IQIQQEQEN f TDM ARMSTRONG JERRY EDNVARDS REDSKIN STAFF DONNA BDTTOMS . BARRY VVHITE BOE HARDY . JERRY PIDWARIJS . TDM AR.xIS'I'RoNG CZATIILEEN YYORIDI . JUDY K1EYER . BARNEY LEHAIRECR jo ELLEN JOHNSON SKIP fiREER . SUSIE HEl.IXIlERS . . CFRUDY SAAIITELSON NIKKI BENTLEY . WAYNE IXIASSEY PAT CORNXVELI. . . . . Editor Co-Y-lssoriatr Editor Co-Jssofiotf' Editor . Plzotograjtlzffz' . Pliotoyrrzfllzw . Sf'I'rI't11ry . . Sf'l'l'6'fIll'-17 . . Hlilitory and Sports Editor Urgrznizfltiotzs Editor . Emuty Editor . Lmdffrs Editor . Rzfxizlwzrffs Editor Plioiiwltioizs Editor Distribution Editor . fioodirs Editor STAFF ASSISTANTS SUSAN BAILEY, CHARLES CORNELILIS, ,ANNE Cox, CLYDE LSR.-XNI5, TERRY IJHNTUN, BILL ISLDER, NIARSIIA FARMER, NEIL ciliI'l'EL'l', 'FERRY HAIRIfIELD, .IENNIEER I,AIxIE, BOB KIll.I,IiR, CINDY 'WoRxIAN, IuD PI'c:II, NEIL RICHERSON, AIIKE UIJDIRE, rI1liRRY -IIIIINSDN, and CLAIRE LTRBAN SKY. E. L. VVOODSON . . IJiI'f'l'fflI' of Studwzt Puo!iI'fItio1I.v K.ARAN PARLI . . Sf't'fc fIIl'j' to Dirfrtor JD ELLEN joIfINsoN PAT CORNIIELI, BILL EIIIN-IR Page I+II urking :lt tlu- uH'1t't' can I1 no tts zldvantzlgvs :ls slluwn lvx sklp C11'r'e1' :tml clllilj !l'IYl1lll, stfvtirm uditrsrs. B08 HARDY Nicrnhcrs uf tht' RFIISKIXIS stag nrt- always kept bus' with it jvllw, uhctlwr' 4-lxjrwynhlt' ur llHPIU1lSIll1I In du. K Zn' ff The duty of a university newspaper is to retleet the life of the campus and of the world outside, and to do so in a Way that is interesting and entertaining to those who read it. The Df1ilyO'Collegz'nn is such a paper. lts successes can be counted by noting the many honors that it has earned over the past few years. With All-American rat- ings on many of its volumes, it has a proud heritage to live up to. But this paper can not exist without its editors, Who have the heavy weight of the O'Colly on their shoulders. Chosen by the board of publications, they serve for a one-semester term and lead some -lil student journalists in publishing Okla- Daily O'CoIIegian Pun. FREN' First Semester Editor Ayw 3 A S N4 ,V aww '- , ,,g,:.. - r 'i vi V ., . 'fs 5? . 5 ,,,, , L Rex VVn.MoRE Second Semester Editor Pr-:nov Dtmsmook Summer Session Editor VIRGINIA IIINDON JEAN FLANAGAN VVAYNE BOWERS V'hile the job of the editors is to lead their fellow journalists in publishing the O'Co!ly, it is a fact that they could not pub- lish the OSU newspaper without the unsung heroes of the printing shopsthe linotype op- erators, the makeup men and the carriers. During the morning hours, while most of editorial personnel are attending classes, the O'Col!eginn printers are Hkilling outl' to- dayls paper and preparing page forms for the next editioII. The news staff comes in about l p.m. to begin a full afternoon of writing and editing accounts of local, state and national events. Copy and headlines are written, pictures are prepared, pages are marked and 'fmade up' iII the back shop. K'Proofs are taken to the darkroom where negatives are made for use in making plates for the new offset press. Soon after the students begin reading their O'Colly, preparations are begun for tomor- row's edition. JEAN KYGAR Il 8 5 2 .wr F ,I REX WII,IvIoRIz PATTY MUSICK Page 143 DICK DARLING LINDA RAY O'COLLEGlAN STAFF FIRST SEMESTER PHIL FREY ............ Editor XSIRGINIA LINDON .......1 Jssistont Editor REX VVILAIORE, PATTY BIVSICK, 'IEONY SOLOVV, and JEAN IRYG.-XR .... . . .Yo-za-s Editors XVAYNIZ HOVVERS . . . . Sports Editor ROEERT COLON . . . I-Issistant Sports Editor KAY DODD ........ Sofia! Nf'f1c's Editor RIIKE GERAIID, JEAN FLANAGAN, LINDA RAY, SARAH KIINGER .... Assistant News Editors CHARLOTTE CURTIN, JUDY SIFIRIVER, JEFFEREY SPELMAN ......... Staff Wfifl'l'J' AIARY KIIGLIORE, TOAI VVILLIAAIS, CARL GUYAION ........ Special Rvportors HAROLD CORNISH, PAUL PAYNE, JACR FRYE, RONALD KIITCHELL ...I ldwrtising Counsofors SECOND SE M ESTER REX W1LIxIORE ........... Editor PATTY NIL'S1CK . . zlssistatzt Editor JEAN KYGAR . . Assistant Editor ROBERT COLON . . . . Sports Editor J. CARL GUYAION . . Jssistant Sports Editor JUDY SHRIVER ......... Sofia! Edtior LINDA RAY, SARAII AIINGIER, AIIKIS CEERALD, VVAYNE BOWERS ....... Nmvs Editors PAUL OLDENSTADT, DALE LEVY, JEFF SPELMAN ......, issistrmt Nows Editor NIARY RSIGIIIORE ....... Special Rfportor SUMMER SESSION PEGGY IJUNSMOOR ......... Editor IJICK 'IEVRLEY . ....... Associate Editor VIRGINIA LINDON, DICK D.LXRl,iNG . . News Editors RIIKE GERAI,D, JEFF SPELAIAN, IDEE DARLING ......,.. Staff Wfifl'7'S BOB LESLIE . . fldwrtising Coztnsflor JUDY SIIRIVER TONY SOLOW IJALE LEVY Page 144 Duties of the editor inCluClS not only seeing that wurk is mrnplctcd, hut checking the crnnpleted copy und place it in the frlrnif fur printing. The f1JC0HL'gjIHl cclitura und staff run pus newspaper will put ont next Llllfvil special edition sent In gfillillllflllg high sclnml seniors who might Colne ru U. Stairs. ,aff lik: x OKLAHOMA STATE ENGINEER Magazine ls Published by Engineers ? s'rArif Q BILL IACKEY . . . . . . ffzfifrfz' , QEXRI. KVRT . . . f1A'.S'lXfI11If Editor Q? NI.xR'r1x XVEBER . . Copy il Izzzizzgw' i Dizxxis Cioorsiav, Hikiz iXlL'l,l..XI.XX Sfofy Ronxifr SiifxwR1GHT . lj,-011111-iimi Jlafifzyw llxvin Rieiz, .Im Lixwsox liiickx' Tommy . Pun, lfciacia . . fiII,BliRT ASHER . IJEAN BARTEI. . Davin Toxiuxsox, CH SCI-IWARE . . . . ljrorllzrlirul flrf lfrliffn' Lnyoul lf11.ri111'.r.r ll I 1111 Il gn' l ir111111'f' ARLIZS . . Cinzzlrzllml 'lille Olcfnfmnifz Sizzle EIlgI'llL't'l', in its 29th year of continuous publication, published by the students in the College of Engineering. has a circulation of nearly 3,000 copies. Cop- ies of the magazine are distributed on a uni- versity, state, and national level. 'lihe purpose of the magazine is to adver- tise Oklahoma, Oklahoma State l'niversity, and the engineer. The publication carries stories to everyone interested in the field of engineering, and at the same time, displays the writing skill of the engineering students Hitters Srckkiis . qlflwrtisizig - - Y r . , , , , and gives them an opportunitw to express bi ici.i,i5N bxiirm' . .... iSm-wtfzry I , ,d f I , I lx 1 '1 , I , Y X .- ., ,, , V. U, .- Ih,.xN1Rm,,cLcL mi' HMA tieii 1 cas o tcc inica nox urge in ticii l,lNVIl.I.E . . ...., Jflwiw-.r own magazine. 2 l RUN'll ROWT Hill Linville, David Toinlinson, Suellcn Smi- Kurt. 'l'lllRlD RUXV: llarvey Barrel, Uillwert .-Xslicr, Don ley, Becky Tomlin, liill Lackey, Ci. Ci. Smith. SICCONIJ ROVV: .'xlICllt'ITlIlIl, -lim Lawson. David Rice, liruce Sturkie, Phillip Fudge, Chesley Smiley, Carl ige I-lo CDES ...rj xi- f-i-S IFE I I'l Q.. Z5 O 3 GT 'U C U' 5.3. D' CD Q. U' N4 Cf? f-l' QD -in -I-s XX XX X XX X XXX l.liF'l' TO RIGHT: Loretta Neumann, james Lee, John DeLozier, Nlarizilitie Cooley, Irene Nlires, Anne Delap. I,ORET'I'.-X N ELQXLXN XI.-XRIANXE Cooney Co-Edilors ANN is IDEL.-XP Jssorizltf' lfflilor lion PARKS slr! Ediior -lol-iN DE Loziiau Business illmingw' SARAH IRENE Mikes Llmiiis LEE Sfaff In l96lthe S0lHuquy,fDkhdunna Sune Ianverntyk student literary magazine, was authorized by the Board of Publications. Since that time five volumes have been pubhshed.appearnugycarh'nithesprnig.'lhestaHis comprised primarily of English majors and lfnglish minors. Containing poetry, short stories and essays written by students and faculty, the magazine requires for pub- lication that the work be both of original and of liter- ary quality. lissays may be treated either serious or humorous. 'l'he topics are submitted to the stall and the articles which best represent the set literary stand- ards are then chosen for publication in the annual edi- tion of Soliloquy. Page l-P7 Staff members of the REDSKIN fully realize the tensions and stresses put on them before a deadline. The REDSKIN distribution manager realizes the problem involved in handing out 8,000 of the finished products during May. .,f LI 1 if x- 6 x 1: -9 z , Y'-is their paradise. - Robert Lynd ln preparing one's self for the eontest with life, nothing is so important as going against the toughest roads ahead. There is no better plaee to learn than the athletie field. 'llhose who go forth from the gridiron, the eourt or the dia- mond e be it varsity or intramural do so better equipped for a rieher, satisfactory life. T is in games that many men discover up QW? , 4? 'E mia. r' sf- f '-'A' Lu ,J ,K KA ,.,,MM,,.z-f W ,iw , Magik, V-..wW-.-M -f ' qw if M, A L,H'k,x,.,Q.,,..vw4wP'E - M f ' , , Mqwmmwm hww-qsmf-'m ,W,1,1,.,fy L V .Q QV, W by , A I W' ,...w,,,,,-, W 1' 4' P ' V QA -f 2 'Q' . W -7 Q-wfghgg M X, ,W H A -. W W -l...l HENRY IBA Athletic Director Basketball Coach PHIL CUTCHIN Football Coach -,Z L CHESTER BRYAN Baseball Coach LABRON HARRIS Golf Coach OSU Coaching Staff Oklahoma State's regents can be justified in their expressed belief that they have assembled under athletic director Henry P. lba 'lone of the hnest coaching staffs in the nationfl Adding new life and hope to the football program, Coach Phil Cutchin is ready for his third season. Notable progress brought a series of close Big Eight grid battles in l96+l. lba, who handles basketball, capped his notable career when he coached the USA to the Olympic basketball championship at the Tokyo Games last summer. Head coaches Ralph I-liggins, track, Labron l-larris, gollg and Myroii Roderick, wrestling and tennis, all have coached at least one of their teams to national collegiate champion- ships. New baseball coach Chet Bryan took over in that sport in 1965. Lt. Col. James Cutter serves as sponsor for swim- ming, a new sport at OSU. Only University of Southern California has won more na- tional collegiate championships than OSU during Ibals 31 years as director of athletics. MYRON RODERICK RALPH HIGGINS Wrestling and Tennis Coach Track Coach ft ia., if sli v 2ifs1e2imalsi fs'irnsfisiiv,-.QSAQEAL:vita- ff W 1, ' . Assistants Help ln Team Preparation The men who contribute much to the OSU athletic program, but donit receive a large amount of commendation, are the assistant coaches. In basketball, Sam Aubrey, a member of the 1946 NCAA championship team, is the right-hand man to Henry Iba. Doyle Par- rick, a member of the 1945 national titlists, coaches State's freshman cage teams. Elwood Kettler, offense, and Bowden Wyatt, defense, are football coach Phil Cutchin's head assistants. Others include Charles Bentley, Tom Ellis, Wayne Freil- ing, jim Stanley, Loyd Taylor and Tom Turvey. Basketball assistant coaches Doyle Parrick and Sam Aubrey confer with two of the players during a practice session FOOTBALL ASSISTANT COACHES, FRONT ROW: Tom Turvey, Tom Ellis, Loyd Taylor, Wayne Freiling ROW 2 Jim Stanley, Bowden Wyatt, Phil Cutchin Chead coachl, Elwood Kettler, Charles Bentley. as We nf' 4 , , AFX. sr, . :Lf at 2. 1 . N M--4 . ,Qi-A FRONT RONV: Jerry Gill, Charles Dirkey, Yvardell Hollis, Roddy Cutsinger, ,lack Jacobson, George Thomas, Ron Alex- ander, -lim Nelson, Jim Flurry. ROVV 2: Happy Settle, VValt Garrison, Leon VVard, Rusty Martin, Larry Elliott, Lynn Chad- wick, .lim Click, Hugh lN1eCralmh, jeff XVilliams, L. Buchanan. ROVV 3: J. B. Christian, Dennis Randall, Jay Lavendar, David Smith, Pete Francis, Charlie Harper, Glen Baxter, Dav- 1964 FOOTBALL RECORD OS L' . 10 Arkansas . USU . . 20 I f1xi'11 State . . . OSU . . 10 Missc mtni 'i . OSL' . I-l Col rm1':1c lo . . OSU . . I3 Kansas . OSU . . l-l Tulsa . OSU . . 31 NViehita . . OSU . . I4 Nebraska . . OSU . . 14 Kansas State . . OSL' . 16 Oklaho iiiz 1 . . VVon -l, Lost 6 Page l5-l id Dickerson, Frank Sneed. ROVV 4: Doug Cathey Charles Gaseh, Tim llavern, Harold Akin, Tony Sellari, Danny Law- son, David YVhitfield, Ronnie Lewis, Curt Iloldridge, Danny Reeves. ROVV S: Bowden XVyatt, Phil Cutchin, Tom Turvey, Tom Ellis, Elwood Kettler, Charles Bentley, Loyd Taylor, jim Stanley, VVayne Freiling, Byron Bird. Oklahoma State's tumultuous 196-l foot- ball season will be remembered for its stir- ring victories, but more especially for the continuing series of close, hard-fought, Big Eight games -ef every one of them from Sep- tember to Thanksgiving a close, tense battle. State closed in rapidly on conference ri- vals, closing the gap that had existed. After the early Iowa State and Nlissouri victories, crowds thronged Lewis stadium. The embattled Cowboys pushed past Col- orado before bowing in furious engagements - I-l-l3 to Kansas, 27-l-l to Nebraska's champions, l7-l-l at Kansas State, and 21-l6 in a never-to-be-forgotten, thrill-packed game with Oklahoma. The Orange tide is coming in again, fans believe. Pokes Are Most Improved Big 8 Team Oklahoma State's Cowboys nearly added another solid blow to the football prognosti- cators' selection of outstanding mistakes in their opener taken by Arkansas, 14--10. O-State then took the lead in the Big Eight conference race with a 29-14 win over Iowa State. The Cowboys retained their Hrst place position by knocking off Missouri, 10-7, in their own backyard. For the third week in a row, the Cowboys came from behind to win, 14-10, over Colo- rado and retain their conference lead. The final score was 14-13 in favor of Kan- sas. But is was a hotly contested game on four crucial plays. lN1ost important of these was a pass play for the two-point conversion from Baxter to Sellari in the end zone, but the officials ruled that he wasn't in. After losing to Tulsa, the Pokes came back and defeated Wichita, 31-7. Nebraska pulled away from the Pokes to win 27-14, and for the first time since 1936, Kansas State beat the Pokes by a score of 17-14. If the halftime scores mean anything, the score on the Lewis Field scoreboard favored the Pokes, 10-7. The 37,000 fans in attend- ance saw the lead mount to 16-7 before the Gator Bowl-bound Sooners struck for two late touchdowns to win, Z1-16. VValt Garrison picks up a key block as Glenn Baxter, Poke quarterback, fires an areial bomb to open up the Kansas defense. 3 Linebacker Leon VVard races downlield with an intercepted pass as Pete Francis leads the way. Leon's return, good for 76 yards, ended the VVichita scoring threat. Page 155 'qs ' lkssg WGN ,E Is he or isn't he? Only the ref knows, as Glenn Baxter scores on 11 one-yard plunge in the 21-7 romp over VVSI7. llulfback Larry Elliott shows why he is Nu. 2 in punt returns, setting up il lieldgoal on a 30-yard return from the Sooners. sf' Q , L fnwwi We, -34 'lf Q A L ,ffff ' 'gig ,Lf ,L li? K 1 : W . .l f Page 156 a .. ar U' S Q ' .i ff 1-.uf 'Z' ' . . ., . 5 . . . - ,, N I. , . ,d J., A Q R L xii 4.13, :J , - .,x,.'2, .L Ll., .. 'valine hgh. A 4 5' - fi, rl.. Wx 'fl '11 :Swing is Kar J ,.j4 , L4- ,Q 8. , qs - ,L-Q. Q . ,If , .uv T ,,, xii? ' Ji - Y N 12: :EA A ? .,,,ufg!:!'..,?1 ' A 'H' 2, fx!-' 86.'I ,nf ,12- W, , yk...,3,a , . . ul. ff s 'A 2. ff- A ' Q ' . Viv? '- 14- A L :Vinny K SH N15 542,24 A Qi. L Z- V. r:.'f4.'4'f . N K L.: fs E., LA its tis: :JI ii Z W '-Hifw.-JA 'f Its? it 'll ' ,, L,-? IV':i 'KET 9s-ffif! f-5 1 4s2a:'1'f3w ' ,Jil I I . , . ,ff HV L- nfiiwlili ..'. v yuwrghfi-,sf,.8Mi W , ,J Yew , ' - i. 5. .4 .3 -T . 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DM Coach Cutchin endeared himself in the hearts of OSU fans for his brave stand in the KU game. Page 157 Basketballers Win Big-8 Championship Oklahoma Stan-B all-Confcm-m'c f-1II'XV1ll'd Iamcs King and Kalman! all- 4 otu on 1 IITEI XV1ltV'a ln fum nuh wth un xjump l all 111 'U ' 'Q' 'Q' 'C ' 1 'S X ET thy ciuvl hctwuull OSI -lxl for rlu B1 9 Q nf lgC ISS H ': e-r'em'v Uhlllllplfl OSV C7Slf CDSL' CDSM CJSL' f7Sl' CJSLT CDSL' f7SLf CJSlf CJSlf CJSI' CJSlf CJSLY C7Slf C7Slf CDSL' CJSU CJSLY C?SlT CJSLT CDSL C7SLf CDS! CJSIQ 1964-65 BASKETBALL RECORD ...SS ...54 ...78 ...oo ...52 ...73 ...60 ...58 ...48 ...74 ...65 ...5-1 ...93 ...67 ...55 ...59 ...63 ...-P2 ...SZ ...68 ...5-P ...6-P ...69 ...6-P ...89 S0llfhi'I'll IHIIIOIS Abilene QYhl'lSf1iIl . w Rvgls L ollcgc gxl'k2lllS2lS . . lfCl,A . . 'IKCXZIS . . . lflorida State- Vamicrhilt . Klissouri . Nm-hraska . . Oklahoma Iowa Start . Nebraska . . Iowa Statv . NL-hraska . . Colorado . Klissouri Missouri . . Kansas State Kansas . . . Colorado . Oklahoma . Kansas Starc- liausas . . . Oklahoma . VVon 19, Lost 6 0 First in Big lfigl1t Collfm-1'c-mc FRUNT ROVV: Chad Brown, Paul Lalirue, Hugh Coonheld, Bill Fisher, Skip Iha, Gary Hassmann. ROW' 2: Ira Seott, blames King, Phil Ilaller, Doyle Parraek, Ilenry Iha, Byron Clklahonia States basketball teani coni- pleted a nieniorable year for Cliaeh llenry Iba bytaknngim Hrm Big Eightehanipnnr ship sinee joining the eonferenee ni l958. Iba had led the Lanted States eagers uithe Cllynipie Utle early nithe falr State hnished the season with a 20-7 ree- onl 'fhey boned to Yviehna Suue nithe Klidyvestregional hnalg 54-46. Zipping through their Hrst MX league ganies inibleniidied, the Ijokes yvere out to shoxv everyone they yvouldnf fold in the streteh, asliad been the ease for the lasttyvo years YVhnnnng Kanyw Sunernitheioad hu the hrm tnne even 52-49,and then holding cni llansas at hcnrng 68-64-in f0LH'OXWHTlD1CS theianvboyshad dnzupperhand. Ployyever, the lamkes eouldift put die elnieher on untd the next-Urlamiganiefnfthe seasolr l3ut uliat a tinie Un drmit. lgefore a regional tehndsnni audienee, CJSI' edged Kansas at Lawrence, 64-58, and the pen- nantyvasin diesaek. lzinies liirig niacle die all-ernifeiwniee teairr Pie later helped the Yd'estteani uwini 87-74 win nithe QYdleUe.KlLStar ganie Z3 Bird, Sam Aubrey, Fred Moulder, Lester Berryhill. ROVV 3: Ralph Tapp, VVarcl Sherill, james Feamster, Gene johnson Keith Branch, Jack Herron, jim VVats0n. Senior reserve, Paul Lzilirne, came in many tirnes to help the C'owhoy:- pull a tight one out of the bag, as he did when the Poke-s heat the Missouri Tigers, 63-S5 in Gallagher Hall. Page 139 .411- 12 2 1 X , sv. .. f. vu M M S 5 Q xiii 2 4 2 ' Q QQ 1 . 'S Sf fri f 'f - ,f . s ' '42 I , , 1 , Q35 E J M A ,M 3 J ak H 3 -vi f-3. ' ,z 'Es' 5' eh 'H L' , M 1 Uses' 5 5 55 mf? . .wx 41 'Qin 5 QW- gmx W w eff' 4 4 Q fl ,- 3 Y ll 'JL is 9.3834 2 if iii M'-. i 'fi'5:ff:.. A 'sv . K 1. 3 Q ww xii. 'L P ' f-,2 M, xx Q H e' ' 31 ' m- , X, f Q ,, 12 E dig? Wezfgr Q W-4 .S Qing, .,,. W 'VW E M L ....,. , ,,. Q fm ,L ig X 5 ,, , Q , A3 ,igqg 5 n K s w f, 1' s Q , K an r L x .v ix 1 an X ,v X 7 W - . 51. 3 S f n UQAQQ fi SW! aa C I 'W gm M 1 Pug Ynju has qu itc zi 1'e4'nrci here at State, bring twice! Big-R rhzlinpiim, trick NCUXA champion, and winning thc Olympic' C old Nici i 1965 WRESTLING RECORD USl . . IS Oklal icmiiii 1 . OSL . . 3+ Kai iszi. . OSL' . . 25 Nebraska . USl . . 28 Kai iszis State OSl' . . 26 Utah Stan- . OSl . . 23 Colo 1'zi do . OSI . . 29 Lvtzih . . OSl . . 25 Sontlic i'ri Illinuie OSl . . 36 State folivgc- of lmvzi OSL' OSL' OSI' USU OSL' . 37 Moorhczui State . 21 cliiiililfllllil . . 26 iRIillIlCSOf1l . . . 19 Iowa Stem- . . 30 Col fp1-zit in Stzltv Xvon 1-P, Lost U ' First in Big lfigiit Q'0IliACl'L'llLi ' Second in NC.-Xi-X State Win Loop for Fifth Year Oklahoma State wrestlers won six individ- ual erowns and scored a reeord llll points in winning their fifth eonseeutive Big liight erown. ladaaki lflatta, Yojiro letake, Bobby Douglas, Bill Harlow, black Briseo, and Russ VViner won titles with the remain- ing tour earning runner-up honors. 'lihe Cowboys looked like a sure cham- pion in the NCAA tournament, but the loss of Bob Douglas with a head injury in the lirst round hurt the ljokes and lowa State eame from 22 points baek to win, 87-86. 'lfhe l'okes erowned three individual champions with 'liadaaki Hatta, Yojiro l'etake and .lack Briseo. l'etake was named outstanding wrestler of the tournament. ln +5 years of Cowboy wrestling they have set an impressive 307-IS-l-lf reeordg in the five years USC has been in the Big Eight they have had five ehampionships and in the 35-year-old history ot the NCAA tourn- ament O-State has won 2+ team titles. l,lCl 'l' TO RICEIIT: Mike Reding, Bill Harlow, Yojo Cetake, Gene Davis, Myron Roderick Ceoaehl, Russ VViner, Tadaaki lDSlf's new 147-pounder, Bobby' Douglas, was a great asset to the school as he finished the season undefeated and won Big-X Hatta, Hobby Douglas, Roy Brewer, Dennis Dutseh, -Iaek Brisei g ' rr- 1... .. . ' I A . Centerfielder Ron Schlimme received the outstanding baseball player award and was one of the team's leading hitters. 1964 BASEBALL RECORD OSLY . . . 10 Houston . . . . 3 OSU . . -l Houston . . O OSU . . 2 Houston . . 8 OSL' . . 3 Houston . . 4 OSU . I Iowa State . . 9 OSU . . 4 Colorado . 6 OSL . 2 Colorado . 11 OSL' . . 4 Colorado . 3 OSU . . 5 Kansas . 6 OSL' . . -l Kansas . . 2 OSL' . . -l Kansas . . 3 OS U . l Missotlrl . l l OSL' . . 0 llissoun . ll OSU . . 0 Blisso 111' i . ll OSU . . 3 Oklahoma 2 OSL' . 1 Oklaho rmmzz . 4 OSL' . . 0 Oklaho lmmzt . . -l OSU . . 6 Nebraska . 12 OSL' . . -1- Nebraska . 9 OSL' . 1 Nebraska . 2 VVon 6, Lost l-l s On a long drive to the outfield, Oklahoma State pitcher Don Bum- pass rounds third base and heads for home, as the Pokes beat the Sooners. :fn Page 164 'S i J 1. , Q . M. 4-' as S Getting ready for a season full of Batter-up , these members of the O-State baseball team take a quick breather during practice. Sluggers Finish Conference Seventh Toby Greene's final season as head base- ball coach at Oklahoma State turned out to be the only losing team in his Zl-year tenure. The Cowboys could muster only six wins in 20 battles and in Conference play finished -l-l2 and seventh place. OSU copped only one series in league play, that being a Z-l advantage over fourth- plaee Kansas, highlighted by a -I--3, l-l-inn- ing, thriller in the finale. Nlissouri took the conference crown with an unblemished, l9-0, reeord. The Tigers Went all the Way to the NCAA finals before bowing to Minnesota, 5-l. A big bat and a big boy can spell runs for any team, but especially when a Poke steps up with teammates on base. , -W .nf ra- W ,fl -f'fg.f'fWf r!'?7, miie . , ,Af We 1-16 'Si ff-SA , eff ,-,gg an-H+ - f T231 Q: 'sniff iff ww-W f ew- - Q me L-f .fi silafffmw-fs gaiwfiii '1',w2f'if Mrxw-f' i 1'-M so 'ff 's , '- M .fe was t- 'sr 9'4! 9!2!:i'tmi?' affmm 1i T W . isa' ,V 4 ya, .ew J A f ,, ,faf:e .,,.y!Ld'fy ' 13, If Number One O-State hurdler Jess Tier helped the Pokes with a strong season running the intermediate distance races. Russell Laverty clears 6' 8 to be- come co-holder of the Big Eight re- cord in the high jump. He also holds the OSU record at 6' 10 , Page 166 'V ,pi 1964 OUTDOOR TRACK RECORD OSU . . . 63 Nebraska . . . 82 OSU . . 58 IT'Iissouri . 87 OSU . . 77 Oklahoma . . 68 OSU . . 91 Okla. Christian . 57 Tulsa . . . 21 OCU . . . . 11 BIG EIGHT OUTDOOR INIEET OSU, Fifth Place Y 1965 INDOOR TRACK MEET OSU . . . 45 New IXIexico . . 77 OSU . . . 42 Iwissouri . . . 80 BIG EIGHT INDOOR MEET OSU, Fourth Place if Kari IV, T TQ , an f its: is Q M I ' -37 y 46 ldlfvnnd E3 . if 'Q Q. 1's. ul: FRONT ROVV: Ralph Higgins fcoaehj, Larry Farmer, john Sober, Arnold Droke, Tim Tuohy, John Miller, Louie Mann Cstudent coaehj. ROVV 2: Glenn Blakely, Ray Bothwell, Preston llolsinger, Tom Von Ruden, Nlike Carolina, Jack Mill- 0SLlTakes2nd H1 State's mile relay team spun to a new l600-meter reeord in the Sugar Bowl at New Orleans to open the campaign for OSC Combos of John Perry, -lim Xletcalf, Dave Perry and Tom Von Ruden set new indoor records at the Lubbock invitational in the mile and two-mile relays. Russell Laverty, last year's Big-8 champ, won first in the high jump at 6'8 and Tom Von Ruden was se- lected outstanding individual of the meet. At the hliehigan State relays the Cow' boys set a new world record in the two-mile with 7:26. Blickey Nliller won the 300-yard run while the Cowboys tied with Southern Illinois in the mile relay. The thin elads placed fourth in Big-8 in- door competition, then went on to place see- ond in NCAA indoor championships behind Big-8 champ hlissouri. They won the two mile relay, with Tom Von Ruden winning the 880. er, Dave Perry. ROVV 3: Bruce Eisenman, Larry Linn, Rocky Bilbo, Russell Laverty, Fred Miller, John VVinningham, john Perry. ROVV -l-1 Phil l7eLozier, H, M. DeI,oZier. AAIndoor Anehorman Dave Perry helped the Pokes bring home the new meet record at the Sugar Bowl in the mile relay contest. ht 1 L. K, ,Q , V 1 L cnt OSU OSL' OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU George Hixon's excellent putting won top honors and led the Cowboys to their seventh straight Big Eight championship. 1964 OSU GOLF RECORD .. my .. my .. nw .. Q .. 6 .. 45 .. 3 .. 45 .. my .. M .. my ,. U .. my .. 7M .. 7 .. my VVichita . . OBU . . St. Gregory's . North Texas Westcfrri Illinois Houston . . VVake Forest . Houston . Kansas State . Iowa State . VVichita . Nebraska . Kansas . North Texas Oklahoma Oklahoma . VV011 14, Lost l, Tied l M M M 3 0 12 3 lk 3M 1 45 0 ZW 7M 8 45 1 Page l68 STANDING: Labron Harris, Sr. fcoach. KNEELING: Hugh Edgmon, George Hixon, Dave Eichelberger, Bob Dickson, Jim Hardx Team 2nd In CAA Championship Intent on what he hopes will be his last putt, Bob Dickson finished with a score of 215 for the Big Eight tournament. After breaking Houston's stronghold on the NCAA title in l963, the O-Staters again beat the Texans in the early season All- American tournament. This was the first time in ll years that the Houston team had failed to win the All-American title. At Pikes Peak, later in the 1964 season, the Pokes met the improved Houston quin- tet, where the two teams tied. In regular season play the Cowboys lost only one ,match and tied once to give them an excellent record of 14-l-l. Their only loss was to the University of Oklahoma. OSU's golfers utilized a blistering Hve- under-par total on the last l8 holes to capture their seventh straight Big 8 golf title. Leading OU by only seven strokes after the first two rounds, the Cowboys outdis- tanced runnerup Oklahoma by 24 - 845 to 869. The Pokes were dethroned at the NCAA tournament in Colorado Springs by their arch-rivals Houston, to place runnerup with a team score of 587. Labron Harris, Jr., tallies up the scores in the Big Eight golf tournament to find the Cowboys won their seventh consecu- tive championship by edging second place Oklahoma by a score of 845 to 869. -145 ,.,' -':, i f lx e w es lf' Q e f Egiifftffq 51 7 H155 ' 'S ' iii ,ff ' ,, x . 'Hy in -apr X r 5 at Y, ,, ff . 'E' 2435: 13381, Y 4 is 'WH Q V we 1: S 5 3. t -F, yjig ,. . K wif - -, : i -, N, .-:lggagagxf vii M E223 5331,-wif f O-State's number one doubles team of George Foltz and Bob McKenna get ready to defend the Poke's Big Eight crown. 1964 TENNIS RECORD OSL' . 4 OHL' . wsu . 4 mb ,-11 Ska wsu . 0 xvifhfm ost' . 2 Kansas . wsu . . 2 Oklaho 1111 1 OSU . . 5 OBU . OSU . . 3 Okiftimma Won 3, Lost 5 -www'-f Seeded Numlwer One in the first division, O-State netman Bob McKenna demonstrates his line style in the Big Eight tournament Page l70 TeaniRecordsLea f! The f'owhoy's Skip Cody demonstrates the serve that he used in the Big Eight tournament last year on thc OSU courts, gue'ThHd Pmce For the first time since joining the Big liight conference, Oklahoma State's tennis team was absent in the throne room. :X shortage of personnel found the Cowboys only able to record a 3-5 dual record and a third place league finish behind champion Kansas and Oklahoma. The Cowboys had previously tied for the title once and taken the crown outright on 'ive occasions. Senior George Folz Won the No. 2 singles crown with a 5-7, 6--l, 6-2 win over Klfs Lance Burr. Junior Bob McKenna dropped sets, 6-l, 6-0, to Kansan -lim Burns for the No. l singles crown. Practice makes perfect for this member of the tennis team. Many practice swings give the Oklahoma State tennis team a boost in each Big Eight tournament. ww 'fig . .gp-gf . aa. . I The worst part of the meet for each swimmer is the start of the race, when he stands there waiting for the starting signal. 1964 SWIMMING RECORD OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU 44 MlSS0lll'l . 54 Nvilliam-Jewell 37 Texas 'liech 44 l':lllD0l'l2l State 20 Kansas . . 22 Air Force . 21 Kansas State 52 Northeastern 47 Pittsburg . Won 2, Lost 7 SEATED: Ralph Lantz, Barry West, Stan Rathjen, Mike McCauley, jim Denny, Howard Katz, Howard Bennett, Jarrett Cowden Bob Gates,John Rivers. STANDING: Ray Hunt, Tommy Cotten, Kenny Williams, Bill Ewens, Dean McClain, George Phillips Buddy Thurston, David Johnson, Alex Whitmore, Col. James F. Cutter, advisor. Page 172 Svvim Team Improves In 2nd Year A back dive has many factors influencing it, and when they are all blended perfectly, it is a picture of beauty and grace. In only its second year of organization, Oklahoma State's swimming team showed signs of improvement over last year's team. Although finishing in seventh place in the Big lfight meet for the second straight year, the Poke tankers had an exciting dual season. Scholastic dirliculties sidelined several key members. liven without them, the Cow- boys made a presentable showing. Three of the losses were by less than 10 points. An outstanding freshman team which has broken several varsity records will add to the team's depth next year. They finished fifth in the Big Eight freshman postal meet. A racing dive can often mean the differ- enee between a win and an also-ran be- eause it is in the split seconds that it may take to come out of a poor dive that the race has been either won or lost. , 'Wbe-y ,,, 'rea-mf' 7 ige In intramural volleyball, the secret of how to win is to slam the ball just over the net, :1 process commonly known as spiking. Intramurals Bring Softball is a wicked ganae, because most pitchers have a slow Imll, but it is the fast pitcher that makes life interesting. 17+ -'7'555i2 1 1fi 'A W 7 ii vw i ,. U ,. f ffqp 'e ,ggeee ' ' '-'- , . L wiv N v , .. ,I-- t .L -V R OSI' is known for its wrestling, and it is only natural that students participate on all levels, from intramural to varsity Team Participation l'articipation in men's intramural sports is entirely Voluntary, and is established so that men of different organizations can par- ticipate in friendly competition. The main purposes of intramural sports are to provide a sport which each man enjoys playing and a team for him to play on. ln- tramurals help to keep the student physically alert as well as mentally alert. The motto for the intramural program is sports activity, not for the spectator, but for lO0 percentparticipation in some activity for all students. Nlen of OSl' have l-l sports to compete in - everything from football to table ten- nis, golf to handball. They may play in any ot the tour leagues, open independent, club and dorm, and fraternity A and B, with each ofthe units playing the winners of the others for the all-university championships. Q Y R -wg Touch football is different from regulation ball, since the main way to advance your position is by passing, ns in luusketlmll. An intrzunural bowler can demonstrate the correct form to lead India Club, represented by l.z1liwz1la und doubles champion the team to 11 possible individual league bowling championship. Banker, won club and club-dorm ping pong championships. ,uQ9'k- -'fr-ai ' ' Q' 5 f Q Afdww fi ,i .11 . n p ,.E... 0' Ps liven though the chances of breaking a fingernail are good, Clannna l'hi's put out :ill their effort for basketball practice. Q :': NUYKZYQ ller eyes fixed on the pins, this member of intramural bowl- ing practices techniques to help her in the bowling contests. t l7fJ 'N'-0. -....,,-, lt is practically impossible to tell where a volleyball will land, and for those who can, it may mean a skinned ebow or two WOMEN'S INTRAMURAL SPORTS 'l'he VVomen's Recreation association was founded on the Oklahoma State campus in I920 to encourage participation in women's sports. The club extends membership to co- eds who have participated in two intramural activities in one semester. ln sponsoring the program, the VVRA presents awards each year to sorority, soror- ity pledge and independent teams having the highest accumulation of points given for participation in various sports. ln addition to the team awards presented at the banquet held each spring, individual NO awards and an outstanding senior award are given. The HOU award is presented to all girls selected to th ree honorary varsity teams. Sportsman- ship, participation and skill are the basis for the selection of the HO awards and the out- standing senior awards. .- Clafwie 7207-6 0 O matter how much equipment is fur- nished him, man remains the master machine of war. . . - Lt. Gen. Ben Lear True to this statement, the ROTC program at Oklahoma State strives for perfeetion of a Well- rounded program designed to give the student 11 Hrm background in the history and ethics of the United States military, and to give him a more patriotic view as to the meaning of Amer- iea and what it stands for today and tomorrow. I M321 While the cadets are at summer camp they spend a great deal of time out in the field and there's no finer time of the clay State Traditionall . l E VVithout proper navigation training, the whole purpose of the Army flight training would be completely to no avail. than when someone yells, HBreak. Then it is time for il cool drink of water, a cigarette and a short rest before falling-in. Develops Leaders No patriot questions the desirability of maintaining a military posture which will insure continuation of our freedoms and Way of life. 'l'o this purpose, We devote our ma- terial resourees, the genius of our scientists and engineers, and the unparalleled produc- tive eapability of our industry. Yet this is not enough-our human resources capabil- ity remains the key ingredient of military power. Since its founding in l89l, Oklahoma State University can point with pride to the fulfillment of its responsibility for develop- ment of leadership qualities of our youth- adaptable to a chosen vocationeor as citizen soldiers--if, and when, required. The Army ROTC is proud to be a part of this program in the development of leader- ship and fulfillment of our privileges and responsibilities of citizenship. ,f we qw 4 nv Q ' 'Y' J isi , ,W WIN 'PH-'W K .f,-gs - My, Q , ,f,, .y L.-. 7' 15- fbi-r '4 ' A K r L uw -- ,WMI M K - fn ki f f - , 5-gs' wv, 'wI,, A I ff'i i , I MQ' 'isillfi S 0 ay. .I - ,mf A S ' Wfwvssiaiw Am I f- if? iv f Q f.f'iguM.A5v- if Army hnsic' czlclcti nndergn inspection nndvr Il warm spring ann wliivh M-rvcs tn turn t'Uiit'gi!lIl minds tu nrhrr rhnnghts. Dean Mi'l :l1'lz1nd is nn hzind as President XVillham's nHic'i:ll rcpresentutivc to COIlg'l'llIlll1lTt' the distinguished students. 5373 cvillitd Cul, Hillx Nifznri' 4'-s'rn'tNti1c nvxs llnnnrn1'v Czidct 1 nlnnvl I':lnlcttv linrdivk, In he-1' 1'vn'nI1:1tiun1 nt thi- Niilitziry Hull, nuns 'wsop-ww.,, llIlQQ!dl 1 H K :Hu Piffc 181 ' rs T C Q O 3 The air force cadets spend many hours in class as well as at they put the training to some practical use with some work in summer camp studying map reading. While at summer camp the field,whereitis an important aspect of survival training. FROTC Trains Cadets for Future Dut The Military hall allows all cadets to don formal and show their dates the military's social side l age 182 uniform of life. The AFROTC program includes studies of the development and traditions of the mil- itary profession, the role of the professional officer in our American Democracy, major ideology conflicts and aerospace power fac- tors in the preservation of national security. Also World military forces and trends in the development of military power are studied. The advanced AFROTC program leads to commissioning as a second lieutenant in the air force. It is available to full time stu- dents who can meet physical and mental standards. Advanced students study leader- ship and management, communication skills, military justice, and problem solving. Also studied are the air force today and how it has evolved, and current developments in aerospace power and their implications as a means of providing national security. f , rg iz., - EH-S . ,Q , 4 1 I. .D- :Xfter many lung hours in the class rmnns during 5lll'1lYTlC'l' vamp wines the things hc has waited for-at jet hghtcr ride. XVht-ii Sziturclaiy inurning iiispvrtifm cmnvs xirniinci thvrt- :Irv zil- wziys comma-mx like, Thcrc's Il henutiiul fingerprint, Cadet. O x i K- , C - W 'f'Qf2,.m4nv5 QU , M .,. , if 4' - . N NN N K nf -. It 1 ' .Wynn 33 Al we 21 ,ie fs? . 4,4 , E ,f , Q ug- '4- 1 ' 1 t. 1 L+ 4 mmm mm QM , 1 t 4 Prvsci hx C':l itzititm nf tht- llulim':il'y' C1111-I Culnm-1, Shzirmi Hum dt-t Cul. Rulu-rt Imlc, tu thc- vurps tzikvs plum! III thc lmll. Page 183 Prominent Officers Direct Militar Cor.. JAMES D. BERRY, Professor of Aero-Space Studies Col. Bill J. Tutin assumed his duty as professor of military science at the start of the school year. Prior to the current assign- ment, Col. Tutin commanded the l8th Ar- tillery Group, a Nike Hercules Klissile unit which provides air defense for the vital in- dustrial and population complex of Pitts- burg. just prior to this, he was assigned as army attache in the l'nited States Embassy, Tcl Aviv, Israel. Col. Tutin received his initial reserve commission through the ROTC program in l935. Since that time he has completed more than 27 years of active commissioned service. Of this service, nine years have been over- seas in four theaters of operations. Col. Tutin is a graduate of the Artillery School, The Command and General Staff college, The Army IVar college, and the Strategic Intelligence school. I igc 8-i Completing his 30th year in the air force this spring, Col. James D. Berry will also end his third year as professor of air science at Oklahoma State. Before his assignment to OSU in l962, Col. Berry had served with Headquarters, Sth AF Southwest Pacific, l9-l-4, Head- quarters, Far East Command, 19-lo-1948, and With the director of installation, USAF, VVashington, D.C. In l959, prior to becom- ing PAS, Col. Berry was vice-Wing com- mander of the 36th Tactical Fighter Wiiig in Bitburg, Germany. Col. Berry has attended both academic and service schools, including the Armed Forces Staff college, Norfolk, Va., the Air War college, hflaxwell Air Force base, Ala., and the University of Maryland, where he achieved his bachelors degree in military science. Cor., Bii.L J. TU'riN, Professor of Military Science CADET COL. BILLY J. MooRE Division Commander ARMY PERSONNEL Army personnel assigned as instructors in the OSU ROTC program are selected be- cause of their military background, leader- ship ability, and instructional potential. They are responsible for training the cadets who will be oilicers and future leaders in the service. In addition to their primary role of train- ing and commissioning the young Oiiicers, the army personnel have an additional duty of developing in all Oklahoma State basic cadets a deeper understanding of their pres- ent and future civic responsibilities to their community, their state, and their nation. c 1 CAPT. LT. COL. SSG LT. COL. SGT. SGT. CAPT. M IJ ADAMSOR Av ERILL, BAKER, BALEs, CUTTER, DINSMORE, EVERITT, LLARGIS, HATIIAM AH BOB RONALD DAl.I.AS ROBERT JAMES CHEORGE ROBERT' GLENN WORIEN SP 5 SSG CAPT. CAPT. SCT. MAJ. CAPT. MAJ. CAPT. SGT HENSON KEEFE, KEPLER, LEMECRE, MCDANIEI., MCGEE, ORMOND, REXROAD, ROGERS BILLY RICHARD, ROGER JOHN CARL CARL CLYDE WILLIAM ARLON SSG CAPT. lVIfSG'I'. SFC CAPT. CAPT. LT. COL. SFC SCHNFIDFR ScHEUTzE, SHIELDS, SMITII, WESTON, WILsoN, WISEMAN, ZACIIRX Josr PH RAYMOND JIMMIE WOODROW RAY MARTIN DEl.'1'ER JOIIN AIR FORCE PERSONNEL Duties of the personnel staff for the air force ROTC include instruction, training supply, examination, guidance and council- ing. The members of the personnel staff oft- en supplement this busy schedule by attend- ing classes with the goal of completing their bachelor or master's degree. In order to fulfill his tour of duty each man receives specialized training that will enable him to attain the required proficiency in his particular field. The men, after suc- cessfully completing this specialized train- ing, are selected by their respective depart- ments for assignments and are considered to be among the best available. The personnel staffs aim is to produce junior officers who have the best qualities essential to the development of the air force and to form the foundation of intelligent citizenship Within the student. CADET COL. ROBERT M. IMLE Air Force Division Commander MAJ. TfSCI'I'. TXSGT. NTXXSCT. MAJ. MfSc1 AMES, BECK, BELK, BISHOP, CALL, CARI E DOUGLAS CLEVELL SAM ivnE HAROLD LowELL DONAI n SfSGT. MAJ. LT. Cor.. MAJ. CAPT. 'I XSCI KAZNOSKI, KAX'LOR, KEI.I.AN, MERCER, MoRR1s, Mix FS PETE PAUL EDGAR CHARLES BILLY NAS!! MAJ. CART. MAJ. AXIC MAJ NEIMEYER, PETERS, RoMANo, SELL, WIEDIDINC ALLEN JERRY JOSEPH VVXLMER GEORGF CADET STAFF FOR ARMY DIVISIONS AND BRIGADES FRONT ROVV: Ronald Johnston Cdivision execj, Keith Stout bert Duncan, Mart VViechm:1n. ROVV 3: James Russell, Dar- QZncl brigade CIDH1IHHIldCfj,Billj' Moore Cclivision comrnuliderj, rell McDaniel, Tormny Chzlflin, Richard Hnrtness, Richard Greg Sharp Qlst brigade commanderj, Stephen Craig. ROVV Gruuel. 2: Robert Oursler, jr., Gary Bounds, Dan L. Vlligington, Del- HONORARY BRIGADE COLONELS CAROLYN PLECKER, lst Brigade Honorary Colonel :XNNIi'1 l'li lVlII.'l'ON, 2nd Brigade Honorary Colonel Page 187 CADET STAFF FOR AIR DIVISIONS AND WINGS FRONT ROVV: Roger Gladden, Hal VVard, Stanley Smith Cartmill, VVillium Black, Jerry Sills, Donald McCroskey, Den- f52nd VVing commanding oflicerj, Robert Imle fdivision com- nis Luckinbill. ROVV 3: Ronald Lane, Robert Johnson fvice- mancling oflicerl, Lee Castell Q53rd VVing commanding otlicerj, division commanderl, Roger Blinn, Pat Bogarcl, Lee VVoods, Ronald Ballew. ROW 2: Bob Tone, Jim George, James Phil Templeton, -Iohn VViningham, AIR FORCE SWEETHEARTS l CARLA fiAI'l'III-IR, 53rd VVing Honorary Colonel LYNDA KEAS, 52nd VVing Ilonorary Colonel Page l88 FRONT ROVV: john Drummond, Ronald Lane, Greg Sharp, Charles Mercer, Lt. Colonel Delter YViseman, Albert Jensen, Robert llaithcock. ROVV 22 Richard Duggins, jerry Phelps, Richard llurst. David lining, David Beeby. RUVV 3: Curtis Peters, Nlajor CADET OFFICERS COUNCIL Council Coordinates Corps Activities CSREG S HARP Przxvizlczzt Roxix LD l,.x N E Vin'-P1'r'si1lr'11t Qloux DR L' xi ixioxn 'llI'I'll.l'llI't'I' Roizisiu' Hifwrncocii S6'1'l'f'f!ll'-1' g KIA-1. Cir.-xRi.i2s Miiizciik LT. Cor.. Dismizk XYisiz,xi.-xx' fl 11 fviro rs 5 The Cadet Ullicers council was organized to bring about a closer relationship between the army and the air force ROTC cadets, and between these cadets and their military instructors. The sponsorship of the council and also its oihcial positions are rotated each year between the army and the air force. The military ball, conducted by the council, is the highlight of the military social season. During the ball the honorary air force and army cadet colonels are for- mally presented for the first time, by the council. lN'Iembers of the Cadet Uliicers club display a line example of the leadership that is strived for in the ROTC program and proven in later national service. Pagc WS' Cadet Officers Club FRONT ROVV: Robert Doze, Oliver VVest, Severin XVildc, Delbert Duncan, Greg Sharp, Ilarold Cornish, Earl Floyd, Ray iN1oore. ROVV 2: Keith Gan, Robert Nicfroskey, Ster- ling Prophet, Kent VVood, David Niaildox, Robert Pack, Frank Shidler, Glenn Tucker, Jerry Koop. ROXV 3: james Ilitt, Jerry Phelps, Harry Riley, jim Baughman, Richard llurst, Stanley Brewer, Martin Goedecke, James Russell, Glenn De- Page l9O Vue. ROVV 4: Tom Ilennigh, Richard Gilby, Gerry Ticer, Harold Logan, Charles Wehling, Gregg Schrader, George C'harlson, George lVIcRae, Ronnie Perry. RUVV 5: William Grisham, Thomas Hendrix, Carl James, Steve VVintory, Phil Sheridan, Richard Hartness, Matt Schaefer, jean Smasal, Steve Nicolas. Cadet Officers Club FRONT RUXV: ,IHIUCF Vowden, David Peters, Jack Yankee Bob Oursler, Darrel lNlr'Daniel, Gary Bounds, Keith Stout Billy Iwoore, Ronald Johnston, Stephen Craig, 'l'ommy Charfin Tom Nfcffrary, Ernie Young, James N1OIltQ,'llITlCI'j'. ROW' 2 liarl Cagle, jimmy Blcicr, Norman Schneider, Terry Scruggs Royce Singleton, Gary Anderson, john Giem, john Ilowcll Alex VViederkehr, Robert llollrah, Curtis Peters, Robert llar- vey, jim Nlonahan, Gary Levings, Russ Richardson. RUVV 3 Robert Thomas, George l.Z1lll'fC1', Dennis Crook, Fred Fry, Dar- vin Hear, Davis Clements, Dave Duncan, Sterlin Nlcilruder, john Finlay, jim Dirk, XVilson XVilliams, -lim Hnatsman, Ed- ward Gallagher, Tony Boyle, Kenneth llopvns, Conley VValk- er, Earl SC'lli1llL'IllN'l'Q.f. ROYV 4: Lynn I,egrand, Andy Nlartin, Don llaggcrty, Garry Bentley, jimmy C'ol'lman, Bill Gilstrap, Richard llartness, Donald Nlitvlicll, Donald Brown, Scott Cut- ter, blike Nleyer, Robert Haitbcock, Bill Klotz, Arnold Fitz- gerald. ROVV S: jim Gearhart, John Simms, Arlie Henry, Nlike Smith, Carl Tennille, David Ewing, Jerry Fine, Phil Sheridan, Mike Thompson, llcnry Bass, Tony Cervcny, Ken- neth Keyser, Charles Gowder, Page 191 Cadet Officers Club FRONT ROYV: Runzlltl I.rtnc-, Rt-nncth Ijllllglllh, Rnnztltl jerry Snthrrlztntl, Szincly Irving, Sum Ilzimilmn, Dunnltl BIC- Remke, Robert Tone, Stanley Smith, Roger Glzulclen, Cm-rell Utinskey, Lynn Steinvzlmp, James H:1rtci1lwmx'e1', Ne-il Bynum, Visa, James Cnrtmill, Pat Bngzxrtl, jerry Stephan. RUVV 2: jerry Custer, Jerald Flzlsch, Thomas Nltleggetllmrg, ROW' Ric'h:1rtl Smith, Gln-nn Downing, -lcrry I.ut'us, rIillUIT'lIlS Luck- 4: Xxvlllllt' Smztllen, Dennis Lnckinlwill, Rnhert Imlu, VVillium inhill, Ijllllgllli Svhuellluxls, Kenneth Pinkston, Stcphtln Young, Black, l'iI'1lIll'i Nulty, Tum Ilucknsy, Rngcr Blinn, Rnlwrt John- Don Anclerson, Gefmrgu lllllltff, Rirhzlrtl Duggins. RUVV 3: 5011,-IRISUII C'l1:tpcl,J:lck Clrzly. Page 192 Cadet Officers Club FRONT ROVVZ john Drummond, xlznncs Crenslmw, Dave XVuIl, Allen Hill, Raymond Maxwell, Hal VV:1rrl, David lieelwy. RUVV 2: james Staton, Jerry Bennett, Ray Aflague, Roger Vtlilson, Ron Rudican, Victor Bey, Ronald liullew, Roger Burns. ROVV 3: XVilliam NIZIIICIYI, Ricky Corley, jerry Sills, Lee Castell, Neil llurtmun, Harvey Hnrtel, Virgil Kennedy, Michael McCauley, Larry Edwards. ROVV 4-: Jerry Hamlin, Ben Rains, John VVininghz1m, Phil Templeton, Lee XVoods, Henry Townsencl, VVillium Massey, Steve Nuthman, Cosby Clark. AIR FORCE GALLANT GUARD Outstanding Cadets Comprise Drill Team IJoN.xi.o NIcCRosi4i5x' fdflfffllf Gimrzl ffrfflzflifzrzflrfz' Riciu' Cokriiv flzlnzinirlrntifni fljiir-wr Joiix lfrifxoin lDril!mf1.vm- .loiix llaiiicia a,l1fl.t'ft'I' S1'I'!lt'llIIl Cadets excelling in precision drill maneuvers and ceremonial procedures, numbering about forty, com- prise the air force ROTC drill team, better known the Gallant Guard. Gallant Guard membership is restrict- ed to sophomores and freshmen. The team is selected on the basis of leadership po- tential, academic standing, military bearing, and an expression ol' interest in advanced ROTC. Training received in the guard builds a good foundation for ad- vanced ROTC, as well as later service in the air force. Activities include not only parades and half-time ceremonies, but numerous base visitations and regional drill competitions with teams throughout this section of the country. FRONT ROVV: John llorn, Ronnie Villines, Donald Mc- Croskey, Jerry Peters, John Flenoid, Ricky Corley, John Baker, Gary Nioon. ROVV 2: James Clay, Kelly Peil, NVilliam Vvoolman, Gary VVood, Alfred Cecil, Patrick Ellis, Ronald Reid, Robert McClanahan, Larry McYVilliams. ROVV K: Merritt Sakata, Cordell Stephens, Richard East, Don Bri- dal, Richard Jenks, Lawrence Day, Robert Bauer, Charles Ken- nedy, Cho-Wella Franklin, Richard Ransowr. ROW 4: Dan Belcher, Fraser Getgood, Merle Hunsaker, Bill Jacobs, Kenny VVilliams, David llarris, Roger Rylander, Larry Fincannon, John Cleland, Michael Johnson, Charles Escne. ROVV 5: Rich- ard Shepherd, Robert Jacobson, David VVhisnant, James Hand- ley, Jim Lansford, Herman Hunger, Clay Dingee, Hill Nic- Keehan, Geoerge Llewellyn. ige l94 FRONT ROVV: Capt. Ray VVeston, Cathy Clary, Judy Flood, Michelle Jenkins, Jeannie Kyger, janet Bunstine, Pat Edwards. Susie Scarborough, Annette Miltriii, Kay McKay, Sue Clev- ROV' 3: Pat Cloud, Anne Morgan, Shirley Swinney, jo Lane erdon, ,loella Jones. ROVV 2: Carole Carlton, Linda Cum- Nix, Judy Nlattox, Mary Lou Path, june Lundy, .lo Johnson, mins, Karen Baxter, Lorene Dillahunty, Loretta Ilolmberg, Donna Melilroy. ARMY BLADES Blades Contribute to Army Prestige KAY Meliav I1l0IlIllllllZl1f'f AxNi2'r'rif Mnxrox Exerzziitm Uylii Susie Sc.xanoROt'Gii 1'liIIllII1'F Qmrrr l'A1 1'v Gnisox Drill fllzlxlrr Crxirr. Ray XVEsTox jlllflidiflf' Organized for only two years, the Army Blades, yvomen's precision drill team, has made great strides in bringing prestige to OST. Blembers represent a high- ly select group, chosen from all women's residences, and are selected on the basis of academic excellence, leadership ability, poise, personality, appearance, and interest in the group. Stimulating student interest in the Army Reserve Ufiicers Training Corps is the main objective of the Army Blades. They serve as an auxiliary drill team to the army ROTC cadet corps, participating in extra- curricular activities which contribute to the prestige and welfare of the l'.S. army. USl' and the army ROTC department. The Army Blades perform precision drill at ath- letic events, parades, and military ceremonies at army installations. Page W5 ANGEL FLIGHT Inaugural Trip UNA TH URSTON Commander GRETCHEN LERKIASTER Exerutifve Officer TONYA NOEL Drill Captain CHRIS KELAMIS Comptroller CAPT. BILL RIORRIS Faculty Advisor Highlights Activities Angel Flight has traveled far since its founding in l960,anendingtheinauguralparadein.l96lzuul196i the American Royal show in 1963, and visiting the USAF academy in Colorado Springs in the spring of l963 and the National Aeronautical Space adminis- tration in l964. Service projects har l963 and l964-included.xvork- ing With the Oklahoma State football team in its re- cruiting effort and helping With the Oklahoma State Fair. Each of the 41 coeds Who make up the Oklahoma State University Angel Flight Was selected on the basis of personality, appearance, poise, academic standing and interest in the group. Angel Flight is sponsored by the Arnold Air society With the purpose of further- ing the United States air force by promoting the in- terest of college students in the AFROTC program. board, Marylee Williams. ROW 3: Sherry Domick, Karen FRONT ROW: Ann File, Charlotte Brown, Sharon Hannon, Gretchen Lemaster, Capt. Bill Morris, Una Thurston, Tonya Noel, Glenda Lansdon, Chris Kelamis. ROW 2: Pam Wei- gle, Shirley Dickerson, Suzanne Greer, Dianne Hamilton, Su- san Jones, ,lean Highfill, Marilyn Moore, Beverly Beach- Hove, Lynda Keas, Nancy Morgan, Carla Gaither, Sharon Gafford, Linda Holton, Jane Riemer. ROW 4: Toni Biard, Johanna Bond, Cheryl Semrad, Karen Walker, Phyllis Stacy, Anne Asplund, Suzie Gillham, Sue Ann Gibbs. Page l96 cas, Stephen Young. ROVV -lf: Robert Imle, Stanley Smith, Frank Ramming, james Cartmill, Cnshy Clark, Rnnuld Remku, -Inhn Flenoid, 'lllSOIl Chapel, Ron C'z1nnef:1x, Ronald Bullew. RUXV S: VVilli:1m Black, Dave VV:1ll, Frzink Nulty, Richard Lernfin, Tlmmus MllCggUIll7fDI'g, l.ee xXv1HltlS, Kenneth l7UlIgl1lS, jerry Hamlin, ,lurk Gray. FRONT RONVZ Put .B0g1ll'Cl, Jerald l:lllSL'll, Farrell Vise, Iurnes Gemge, juhzinnzi Bond Cswuetlwartj, Maj. M. K. Bailey, Ruger Blinn, Ruger Ulzidden. ROXV Z: Rnnzlld Lane, Allen Hill, Thninns Luekinhill, David Buehy, Genrge Hazlett, .lt'l'l'j' Sutherliniid, Sandy Irving, Robert Tune, jerry Stephan. ROVV Z: Steve N2lllllU1lIl, Ruger VVilsf111, Glenn Downing, Vie- tur Hey, Ray Aflzigne, jerry Bennett, Ron Radiezln, jerry I.n- Thunderbirds Visit Las Vegas, Nevada 'l'he ,lll1UlltlCI'biI'Ll squadroii of the Arnold Air so- K I Q p M lg , . eietv was established at OSF 111 l95O, taking its 1111111e , .Xl UG.Xlsl7 , . if lmiifiifififliff- from the air three precision flying team, the l hunder- - v birds. Q.1R1a1s1.1. X isis I'iw-I.'f1mmfimlw- The orga11izz1tio11 spn11sc1rs the USV Tl1u11de1'bird Q, ., V Anffel Fliffht. Prime 111110110 its vearlx' activities is the AI.x,x111sC11.u1u,i. K, 9' U hc - -Q U Sweetheart ball and the sprlng Viltflltlflll trip, usually ifzllzlillixfrrllifw' Uffiwr i I, H to Las Vegas, Nevada, the hc1111e11fthe 11i1'fo1'ee'l'l1t111- XOCHTR LINN . ,N f,'o1l1f1f1'r1ff1r ilclbllills' , Members are pledged twice yenrlv and are seleeted NI,x.1.lI.Ix.I3.111.1a1' . , ' J . . 1111111 advanced A11 cadets who meet the high selmlastle -1. N S -Q 9. 5 2 .13 3 D.. I F? FD 1 fb 'n f-r v. f'Y' I-4 Z f't D 'J .... w 7, C f'Y Y 1 ., 3 .J C 'J .J fi '11 C -9-1 F? ..1 'L 3 1'-3 f-f C 3 1 wide air force liI'21fCl'llill society. Page W! ngel Flight rea Officers Gversee 3 States The Angels on the area staff have the responsibility ot overseeing all Angel Flights in a three-state area and promoting the objectives of the Angel Flight. FRONT ROXV: Sherry Domnick fexecutive ofhcerl, jane Rie- mer Ccommanderj, Marilyn Moore Qadministrative servicesl. ROVV 2: Nancy Morgan finformation service-sb, Marylce NVill- iams Qopc-ration ol'l'icerJ, Susan Jones Qcornptrollerj. ilitary Society Visits Cape henned The Society of American Nlilitary lfngineers builds for the armed, forces, whether it be an airfield, dam or barracks, It was founded at the close of VVorld XVar I, their duty to assist the nation in the Work of prepared- ness. The OSU chapter was chartered in 1939. FRONT ROVV: Roger Kepler, 'Thomas Chapman, VVilliam Ewens, David Tomlinson, Kenneth Morey, Dan Marks, jim Carter, l':1ul Craig, Ron Freudiger. RUXV 2: 'l erry Hyatt, Frederick Anderson, Harrold Toblen, Gerald Pursell, Dwight Evans, Don VVbeeler, Marc Cullison, Clyde Crane, -lr. ROVV 3: Gary Frank, Ron Vhurchill, john Utey, Randy Snider, Charles Troutman, Ben Stockton, Tom Conway. ROXV ': Rich- ard VVarren, james Russell, Sam Hamilton, David VVhisnant, Victor Banham, john Hix, NVillard VValpole, Bob Glass, Bruce Duncan. ROW' 5: Michael Jennings, Kenneth Owen, Dennis Vvright, Michael Reeves, Michael Butch:-lder, John C'nriker, James Burch, Robert Jacobson. I i Girls Rifle Team Win State, Area Matehes fuiiipetiiig xvitll si111ilz11' groiips ill tliis 211021 z1111l 1101111 FRONT RUXV: Shui-vm lvvvll, RUM' 5 lf'U lfllvlllillili lV 1l' L 1 N H A Y I 1 1 I 1, -A N '- I rim' Smith fi'U1ll'l1l, Olivia Mvltmi' lj2lI'lk'Ilt' Rnluiuwn. ROV' lll 5l'lll5f llll 'W'1bf'f l l,l'l'llmm'l Shlrl A lllllg lllll 2: lgJII'l1TlI'2l Gust, I,i11cl:1 NV:1skz1, I,1-xliv lVl1'i'1111111'll, Slll'l'I'iX tc-:1111 p1'm'c1l flu-i1':1lwilir5'l15 11'11111i11g ull ot flll'll' 111z1t1'l11-s. llV Wll, li. ,l. l':1l1111'r. X O HDQFIQS rl SHIII OLIU Q at ' tale fHW.fU.S WCM. m-gmlim-ll in 10132 gmgl bcc:1111L' 2111 Ufli- Nlzlry BI'llIll'I' Ldrill Iriistwaal, Llllllll lllllflllll. ROW' 2: Bllzljni' H Q l 1 . . IO!-L ,rl xv 4 -I N 1 -ll Paul Kaylm' LKXFROTQ' l,lZlSUllJ, ju .IXIIII Klitvlicll, cill1LfL'I' ll lflllll7ll5 Uliffllllffltmll lll -l - V13 'llf' 5ll0ll5UlU llzignn, KHI't'Il Nlcinders, Shirley Szittcrlielcl, Capt. vl. Nixon bi flu- Sffllwzlfg-y gqllmll-ml gf flu- Liiyil LMI- Pafyolh QuH'1ce1'-111-01111rgm-l. ROXV 3: N12-lflljll wlf7hIlSllll, Cairul Stopli- ' mis, Fhcryl Ilnppc, Beth Dziiiirls, Paitririzi Alu:-ll, C111-ryl lluuk- ur, klllll cHllf'HIl1ll, ROV' -li Sl1z11'r111 Davis, Jerry 041111-11, Bc-try FRONT RUVV: flll1ll'lUIIt'lCVllIl5 lrc1'111'clwf1HhiCE1'l, Diane 'VVill- Mmitgrrmwy, K1lI't'Il Cimlvy, wlllllllil ll1llIL'I'II1IlIl, Sllllllfll Ilrigcl- izlms lzidmiliistlwxtivc of1lic'crl, lVl1lI'Clll llz1l'fr1er lC4lII1ITlllIlKlk'l'l, ki11g,K:1yeII1m'1'. ? l A Army ROTC Rifle Team During zr trim-st-iiivstci' scasoii tht- ziriny rirlc tczini, often :ict-oiiipmiit-tl hy tlic varsity rillc I'l'2lIll, fnliipctvs in zilniost lil iiintclws t'ovvrii1g :L iiim--stzitc zirczr. Varsity Rifle Team Spo 'lilic varsity rillv team, spoiisorcd by thc army ROTC, consists of both ROTC and other student Competitors. FRONT ROVV: Carl McGee Ctczun zidvisorl, Len XVask:1 Ctexim vxiptninj, Jimmie Shiens Ccmiclil, Ray Davis, David mf? l-las 3 All- merieans FRONT ROVV: ,lull cllllllIUCl'S lsct'i't-tQ1i'yl, Frvd Rwliliins, ,lim- inic- Shields Qvrmzivhl, Dzivid Maddox. ROVV 2: Capt. Curl MCGCC ltezlm ziclvimrl, I,:m'ell Mzicfkey, clllZlI'lL'S Sturm, WVill- izirn Irwin, Capt, Rrmnaild Averill Cu-:nn zidvisurl. ROVV 3: Ciairnv lialliiigcr, C'li:irlt-s Dslvix, Mark VVilmn, Stn-vm-ri l'ns-ll, licrrrivtli llupcliw Qu-:nn caiptzxinl. nsors Annual Match Maddox, Ronald Averill Ctearn zidvisorj. ROVV 2: Alain XVe:itherholt, Kenneth Hopcus, Greg Barnes, Hairy Ballinger, VVilliam Irwin, Lowell Niackey, Nlnrk Yvilson, ROVV 3: Larry Buhler, Fred Robbins, Jeff Chalmers, Uhzirles Davis, Charles Sturm, Steven Vzzcll, john King. E x FRONT ROVV: John Tiger, Paul Moore, -lon Mfirire, lWal- RUVV 3: Jerry Vvard, Don Williams, Van VVeathers, Dave fnnetion, Jerry Stephan, ,lack Niggemeyer, David VVisem:in. Fenell, Cliff Davis, Roger Sample, Terry Banning, Gordon ROXV 2: Dan Butler, Robert Kapler, Mike Lee, Deana llay- Stinson. liurst, Garth Brown, Leonard lienseh, George C'l1:lpdelains'. SKYDIVERS Jumpers Hold rea Salet Record f ll,-,ex Xtoomiyifu Prrxrizlrzll xlox Blooms Iiift'-l,I'1'.fl1lf'Ilf l4Rue15XV1sm1AN Sr'i'1'1fIr11'y- Tr1'rz.r MAJ. Cryniz Oizxioxn SXSGT. Roi: Anmisox f1d7li,l'fll'K ll7'l'I' The OSU Skydivers were organized on campus in 1962 to further the sport of paraehuting under the sponsorship of the army ROTC program. Sinee then the number of members and aetivities have inereased so that this year a elubroom and equipment storage faeilities were made available under the north side of Lewis stadium. Due mainly to the extensive training program given to the new jumpers, the elub has one of the best safes- ty reeords in the southwest, Though relatively new as a partieipant's sport, sky- diving is growing very rapidly across the nation as well as at Oklahoma State. Pige 201 SCABBARD AND BLADE Blade Raises ROTC ilitary Standards Located on 177 college campuses throughout the Rox,-x rn ,Ion xsrox Iivflll1lIlHlIdt 7' llnited States, Scabbard and Blade, national military honor society, has a membership of 95,700 HK com- pany, the local unit, marked its 3-lth year at Oklahoma Davin PETERS f'fa'r'1'z1ti7fe Offer:- ScoT'r CUTTER l'liIIll1Il'l' Ojffrvr CHARLES Scuwfxiae Hzfllzinistrzltiflur Offitrfr CAPT. fTI.ENN HARGIS State University this spring. The purposes of Scabbard and Blade are to raise the standards of college military education, to bring closer the military departments, and to promote friendship and good fellowship among cadet ofiicers. Membership is by election only and is based upon class standing and demonstrated leadership ability. Jflviwf In conjunction With the army ROTC department, UKT' company co-sponsors the Army Blades, women's drill team. FRONT ROXV: Greg Sharp, Billy Moore, james Dick, David Peters, Ronald Johnson, Harold Cornish, Scott Cutter, Keith Stout, ROVV 2: Glenn llargis, Severin Wilde, John Finley, Curtis Peters, Robert Hollrah, John Giem, Russ Richardson, ,lack Yankee, James Montgomery. ROVV 3: Robert Haith- cock, George Lauiier, Fred Fry, -lim Boatsman, VVilson VVill- iams, Jimmy Meier, Richard Hurst, Delbert Duncan, Kent VVood, Sterlin McGruder. ROVV 4-: Tony Cerveny, Donald Mitchell, Richard Hartness, Phil Sheridan, Jimmy Coffman, Gregg Schrader, Darrell McDaniel, Robert MeCroskey, Den- nis Crook, Arnold Fitzgerald, Bill Klotz. ROVV 5: George Charlson, Bob Oursler, Gary Bounds, lyiike Smith, Arlie Henry, VVilliam Grisham, John Simms, Charles VVehling, Gerry Ticer, Ronnie Perry, Harold Logan, George McRae. I age 202 FRONT ROVV: Garv Swinger, lid fain, Richard llzlrtness, Cullison, Douglas Dollar, Laurence Nlziloney, ,lun Dunkelberg, Michael Smith, -lohn Zachny, -lohn Lemheke, VVayne lliggin- Bruce llitt. ROVV +3 Bill Edlniston, Lloyd Grigsby, John liotham, Richard Smith, Granville Prince, jerry Phelps. ROW' XVolfkill, Arthur Knott, Ilarold St. Clair, Karey Atkinson, Dae 2: ,lames Fitter, Robert liichliug, XVilllIllIl VVilson, jerry Ralls, vid Ranson, Nlike Miller, Michael Edwards, Torn Gorrell, .Xvilla Tommy, Daryl Davis, Dudley Smith, Rommie Gorrell, George Maxwell, Rodnc-5 Ray, Regal Donald, ,lohn Sneed. lack Ricord, Saniniy Iirawner, XVillard NV:ilpole. ROW' 35 ROVV it Tony Donato, Greg Barnes, Richard Uzinstine, 'lim Roiinlil Ruiz, Kenneth Tryncr, Nlattheu Larsen, C'linton Moon' Tolson, Ted Yvoodworth, Richard Nowlin, Vhzirles Millard, ex, Terry' lVilson, ,lov Davis, Robert Chzxdn, Mike Dixon, Marc Ronald VVilliamson. PERSHING RIFLES, CO. C-7 -5 QD 0 77 cr: o o 3 U7 C cn f-l' QD r-l' cn -I cs C cw 3' Q. 0 E 3 LD YSXXSSYYYSXSYSSSSSXNXNSSSS XSS Nlfxvviz H1c:oixiaoTH Clflllllllflllllfl' Ricirxizn S.xii'rii Hwi-zzfifzw Klicirxifi, bxirrii fllljllfflllf .loiix l.i5.xiixcigii -loiix Zxciixv X610 .lflfvi.i-fir Dox.xl.n N lcfizosixiiv Pershing Rifles is an honorary military society for basic cadets in ROTC. The organization extends to universities and colleges with ROTC units all over the nation. The national headquarters is located at the lhiversity of Nebraska in Lincoln, Nebraska. The organization was founded in l89-l in honor of General of the Armies .lohn bl. Pershing for the pur- pose of developing leadership and precision drill in basic ROTC cadets. Company C-7 is the l'ershing Rifles unit at OSl'. Besides supporting a drill team, Company C-7 fires the cannon at all home football games, directs traffic at all home football games and homecoming each year. Also special honor guards and firing squads are part of each semester's activities. Page PERSHING RIFLES, REGIMENTAL HEADQUARTERS USU Headquarters for Five-State rea YVILLIAM EM ERSON Commanriinz O mr .I Doxixro McCRosKEv Hxecutiw Ujjlirffr LT. Cor, JAMES QTUTTER Arlfvisor PHIL SHERIDAN Chief-of Staff Comprised of 19 companies and one battalion head- quarters, the Seventh Regimental headquarters en- compasses a five-state area and is the largest of its kind in the United States. The headquarters coordinates the activities of the companies in the regiment and acts as an intermediary for the companies in the companies and the national headquarters. It also promotes leadership and ini- tiative among the members of the Pershing Rifles by presenting decorations for outstanding service to the society. Each year the commander makes a formal inspection of the division in the five-state area and arranges com- petitive meets between these divisions. FRONT ROW: James Cutter, Donald McCroskey, VViIliam Montgomery, Michael Thompson, Robert Oursler, Phil Sheri- Emerson, Fred Evans, VVilliam Rexroad. ROVV 2: James dan, Daniel Templeton. Page 20+ A 'X J.1x.4-mm, H 1 K lpipllj no -' WYTX :ll J ' ' 52521114-if 640,055 7 QWQ1 'iii ,MQW 35' M i X Us W , W,:. 1 3 5 5 YU uf I IVE I 3 L 5 Q - ,fzg y, , Q ykl f ix 250 5 if EM 334 if FRONT ROW: Kenneth Ricker, Steve Randles, Lynn Carpen- ald Bennett, Tommy Chafiin, Mike Reeves, Ed Thomas, R. ter, John Grant, Wilton Anderson. ROVV 2: Terry VVeigle, Calhoun. ROW 4: Billy Moore, Stephen Jones, Kenneth Hol- Ladd Hudgins, VVayne Otsuki, David Bagwell, Merle Buss, loway, Jon Green, Talmage Brown, lei Lacy, Cecil Davison. Keith James. ROW 3: Larry Koegeboehn, Dick Schiltz, Ger- OMICRON DELTA KAPPA Association Recognizes Campus Leaders The joint association of students and faculty for an exchange of ideas to enrich the lives of individual mem- bers is the goal of Omicron Delta Kappa. It recognizes Pffmlffnf that knowledge and foresight gained through this asso- ciation helps the individual contribute to enriching campus life and to achieving a better university. This national honor leadership society for men aims LYNN CARPENTER ST 151111 EN RANDLES Virw-Presidezzt KENNETH RICKER W tSf'f'rr't11ry -Ioux cik.-'XNT , . 1 reasurer at bringing recognition to college men for conspicuous all-around campus leadership. Its membership consists of faculty members, administration and students who are classined as juniors or above. ODK encourages underclassmen to support all areas of campus activities by a representative membership. Page O9 MORTAR BOARD Chapter Based on Service and Grades One of the highest honors obtainable to a junior is that of selection to Klortar Board, honorary organiza- 7 Y , - f ...v , , , ' R , , , .e - 5 x tion ot toeds who are outsttnding in stholushrp leftd L Ld? . ALI. ' s 1 s 1 s 4 - v 1 ' fp Prvsiflwif ship, and service. if 1 , , . ,, The seventeen members of Oklahoma State's Acha- f BHLRRX DOXIXILK f 1'jC,-11,-,.A,,j,1,,,,, toa ehapter sponsor Orange Quill and Orange and r KW UCKW Black Quill honorary organizations. C0m,,.PU,H1,,,g 5-,,,e,.,,,N,,y One of their largest events this year was joining with Q S Blue hey to sponsor the New Christv Nlinstrels. All L HJXRON' KIITII . ' . , H proceeds from the event will be returned to the eampus Rrfvorrizlrff M'r1f'tr1ry ' - , Y as donations to various Urou is sueh as Rltll and as 33 scholarships. llllC1I' annual Penny Night makes avail- able scholarships to two sophomore women. FRONT ROVV: Kay McKay, Sharon Smith, Sherry Domniek, Gray, Portia Duekett, Kathy VVinters. ROVV 3: Diane VVilp, Sue Nall. ROVV 2: Judy Anne Adams, Barbara Polk, VVanda Tonya Noel, Adrienne Ruby, jean Flanagan, Donna McElroy. Page 210 ,, A . 4 r xl ff' ? 4 W. I -wl . x ' 1 BLUE KEY Service ls Goal of Honor Fraternity A S'I'L'.XRT B Lwioannxiin President lf'rH.xN NORRIS Iliff'-Presiderzt -lox lfokn Secrelzzry Rick Hessen 7ll'f'lZ3'lH't'I' L15 is Cl1r.sTR.AxP Blue Key. national honorary service fraternity, was organized on the OSI' campus Hay l8. l932. Niem- bers of Blue Key are recognized as college leaders of all-around ability who possess outstanding characteris- tics of scholarship, leadership, and character. Blue Key strives to enrich students' lives by sponsor- ing such activities as Parents' Day, Outstanding Teach- er Award, and the Blue Key Blotter. It strives to im- prove campus life by working on university problems, promoting ideas for improvement, working jointly with other organizations, and keeping in contact with Jdvisor . . . . . , . . fllff 2lClIT11I1lSlII'2llflOll Oil pOl1Cy llllllilllg. SfLlClCIlfS ZICUVI- ties, and the students' desires. FRONT RUVV: Reg Poorbaugh, Joe Berry, Mike Miller, Bob Mike Dixon, Bill Lzickey. RUXV 2: Ray Prewett, Don Stout, lVlCC:1ffree, Rick Messer, Keith Good, Chris Delaporte, jim Roland Floyd, jimmy johnson, Gene Johnson, Tom Hackney, Moore, Gary Sheets, Mohammed Akmal Saifie, Jim Swagerty, Jay Daniel, Tom Cornish, Ethan Norris, .lon Ford. Orange Quill Honors This year Orange Quill memhers sold candy hefore Valentines Day to finance a tuition scholarship for a second semester freshman for her sophomore year. FRONT ROVV: Karen Anderson, Jeanette Gregory, hiyra Rainey, Jo Ann Richert Cpresidentl, Marlene VanZant lsecre- taryj, Becky Matney, Linda VVilcox, Jane Sample, Connie Syl- Orange and Black Q High interest in campus activities and excellent grade point achievement are two points upon which member- ship in this junior women's cluh is hased. FRONT ROW: Cheryl Bittle, Donna NIcElroy fsponsorb, Toni Biard Cpresidentj, Billie Matthews Qviee-presidentj, Nancy Eaton Csocial chairmanj, Pat Kraft Csecretaryj, Gayle Meixner, Kathryn French, Jon Steigleder, Mickey Stovall, Jerry Banks. ROW 2: Glenda Lansdon, Donna Propst, Elaine Dempsey, Charlotte Brown, Jeannie Kuggar, Patty Musick, Carol Stephens, Dorothy Pinkerton, Oma Splawn, Andrea Bor- Grades and Leadership uill vester. ROVV 2: Claire Danielson, Jo Johnson, Rose Gideon, Karen Bone, Carol Duckert, Susan Schelfel, Sharon Rounsa- ville, Judy VVhite, Judy Herring, Janet Prater. ROW' 3: Dorothy Skouby, Joyce Phinney, Janice Ellison, Diane Graham, Joyce Snyder Jerry Brown Lynn VVhitton Joyce hlaxwell, Marilyn 'VVeiss, Dianne Halmilton, Karen Illove, Peggy Mc- Elroy. ROVV -l-: Cynthia Spencer, Beth Harris, Linda Olson, Karen VVendt, Carol Byrd, Linda Ruhey, Francie Yeargers, Sarah Minger, Martha Merritt, Sue Ann Gihhs, Linda Holton. ls for Active Juniors unda, Sara Ball, Sharon Russell, Norma Gray, Sheila Bilyeu. ROVV 3: Mary Parrott, Susie Scarborough, Pat Cloud, Sallie LeMaster, Ann Emerick, Carol Wakelee, Sylvia Langston, Kay Dodd, Patricia Abernathy, Sharon Smith, Georgianna Drummond, Marilyn Mobley, Lynn Oberlender, Linda Buck- ner. ROVV 4: Deanna Propst, Virginia Holmes, Irene Mires, Jeanene Allenhack, Jill Harris, Diane Dixon, Chris Ilamill, Marianne Cooley, Christy Grithn, Kathy Farnam, liarnestine Hill, Cindy Davenport, Sally Loving, Peggy Ilann. ROW 5: Donita VVilliams, Beth McGraw, Gretchen LeMaster, Mary VVilliams, Sizie Gillham, Lynda Keas, Suzanne Greer, Mari- lyn Moore, Susie Helmers. Phi Eta Sigma Honors Freshman Scholarship Phi lfta Sivma was or anized to ffive reco nition to X3 is high scholastic achievement. A 3.5 minimum as a fresh- man was made a requirement for membership. FRONT ROVV: 'Ferry Denton, Stephen Mills Ctreasnrerl, Guy Owens Cpresidentj, Max Richardson fvice-presidentj, Barry XVhite Csecretaryj, George Kizer, Bill Gentry. ROVV 2: Gary Pope, VVayne Otsuki, Gib Coleman, Alfred Illingworth, Pat- rick Ellis, james Fetgatter, Duane Matthiesen, David Tom- linson. ROW 3: John Maciula, Jim Palm, Larny Fox, Bob Bird, Butch Beaty, Robert Stone, VVilliam Gideon, john Bram- mer, David Montgomery, Vinson Smith. Intercollegiate Knights Dedicated to Ser ice llils this year served as ushers for the New Christy Hlinstrels, gave tours, and managed the eye bank drive to live up to the motto of service, sacrifice, loyalty. FRONT RONV: Charles Escue Csecretaryj, Richard Martin Ctreasurerl, Vinson Smith Qvice-presidentj, Tom Bass, Steve Mills. ROVV 2: John Kusel, Terry Denton fpresidentj, Roger Rylander, Larry Keith, Barry White. ROW 3: Bob Bird, Dale Felton, Jim Palm, Cliff Armstrong, George Muncrief, Dale Cosgrove. FRONT ROW: Ronald Shafer, Harvey Holt, Vernon Minson, non, Ray Prewett, joe Berry, Merle Buss, Robert Staigmiller. Gene Anderson, Ladd Hudgins. ROVV 2: Glen Stiles, Harold ROW 4: Stephen Armbruster, Robert Stone, Kenneth Hollo- Burkhart, Larry Swanda, Glenn Carlson, Larry Maddox, VVin- way, Richard Triplett, James Graves, Don Chisam, Ken ton A. Ross. ROW 3: Bill Clymer, Keith James, James Can- Pinkston, Jim Gosey. ALPHA ZETA Leadership ls Goal of Honor Fraternit CSENE Axnizasotx' 61111111 eel! 0 r Haizviii' Hoi.T Vmxox Mixsox C'w1snr,v I-I.xRvi2Y Hoixr Scrifn' RoN,ii.n SI-Liifizia T7'l'Il3'lll'l'l' Latino H L' uoixs fjlll'01Iil'!t'I' Alpha Zeta, a national honorary agricultural frater- nity, encourages leadership, scholarship, character, and goodwill among the students, besides sponsoring nu- merous activities and services to the College of Agri- culture. An annual spring banquet highlights the activities of the fraternity, at which Alpha Zeta recog- nizes the outstanding instructor and other outstanding students in the fraternity and the College of Agri- culture. 'fhe Clkhdnnna chapter was emablkhed fiprd 24, 1916, and is very proud to have in its home chapter the current national high chancellor, Fred LeCrone, direc- tor of student personnel in agriculture. Page Aggie Toastmasters Aid in Public Speaking The lfntnre Belongs ro the Klan XVho Can lfxpress l'iiHlSl'liUl, is the motto of the Aggie ,lx02li'SIUElSfC'i'S. This group is open to all srnclents enrolleml in Zlgl'lClllflIl'l'. Intercollegiate Rodeo llIfL'l'R'0ll6'f1i2li'C Rodeo club was orgzlnizeml for rhe pnr- pose of furthering interest in rorleoing :nnong stnclenfs. District eliznnpions represent USU :ir the national con- test. l-'RUNT ROXV: Ron lizimlley tpresimlenrl, ,lurk Linn lviee- presiclentl, Holm Kerr, Lzirry Il1lI'VL'f' ltr'e:is11i'erll, -leanne Mor- FRONT ROVV: Larry Msnldux Qseeretaryl, lIlll'Yfj' llolt ffl'tfZlSlIl'E'l'J, Linda Holton fqueenj, Alan Teel Qpresimlentl. ROVV Z: Harold linrkhart, Douglas Ringer, T. II. Silker, john Goodwin, Rohert Kinkade. RUVV 3: Bill Clyrncr, Loseo Hunter, jakie jones, Benny Mehonzilcl, Abe Cochran. embers Are Active eau, Knndce Speukmzin i5L'l'I'lff1ll',Xl, VHIICC Ellgll'IIl1lll Cxlrlvisa orj. RUVV 2: Szlnclrn Freernain, Donna Brown, Marvin Thorn- ton, Betty McCoy, llonrity Smith, George Carter, Reid Sens- sell, Bob Dimery. ROVV 3: Ralph Mires, Billy Carson, jerry Mitchell, Larry YVli:1ling.f, ,Indy Snllens, blaney Gray, Dnrlu Gardner, Susan llzirrel, Polly Reagan. ROVV -lt Ronnie Bren- er, Larry Northnp, Rolwert Dnnkle, james Henson, Sidney Ylillfllill, Gary Reed, -lohnnx' wlohnson, Allen Hrenclerho1'f, Dun phialrews, Carl Crzinliill. FRONT ROVV: Gene Ballew, Ray Prewett, Jerry Zahl, Don- ita YVilliams, Barry Bloyd, Larry VValker, -Iakie jones. ROVV 2: Kenneth Boggs, Larry Hutchison, Nick Nickel, Dan Iiouser, jon Ford, Benny Southerland, joe Hinz, Alton Robertson, Nel- lis Briscoe. ROXV 3: James Cannon, Terry Dunn, Don Dun- AGGIE X ham, Richard Crow, Losco Hunter, Stephen Armbruster, Doug Lasater, VVilliam Tatum, Odell VValker. ROVV 4: Keith James, Ladd Iludgins, lNIerle Buss, John Franzmann, Larry Heard, G. P. Collins, John Goodwin, Leo Blakley, james Spur- lock. Q C C- CD -U O 3 U3 O 1 Ln :D 5 QD 1 Q. -in O H CD O 3 2 QD H U7 3- U The highlight of this year's Aggie X activities will Xt 1 Cin lu li.Xl,l,I:XX lJI'f'A'iIlt'l1f ft m n P? -. .. kJ an 'lf .... v-3 - fi Z' I-Y .- v-J Q 3 m f'P ... C : 2 - ff C : 4 rx 3 f P O .. P-J C hh P? .... n-1 0 American Farm Economics Association. Agricultural economists and other Aggie X club members from Rn' l7RliNYli'I l' I'iff'-l,l'l'.filll'll1i throughout the l'nited States will meet at CJSl'. Nlerle 5 klixiuiz joxiss E St'l'l'l'fllli-1' f JERRY Zim. 4 ,. . 1l't'll.fl1I'l1' 5 5 DoNl'i'.x xVIl.l,I.X3IS 5 Qzzrwi 5 Z Buss, a member of the OSl' club, will preside as na- tional vice-president. Among the club's various activities are the publish- ing of a newsletter containing names and addresses of all the graduates of agricultural economics. They also grant the llenry Spielman award for the best paper written on some phase of agricultural economics. The purpose of the club is to acquaint agricultural eeonom- ics majors with challenging job opportunities. IJ age 215 AGRONOMY CLUB embers Increase Interest in Field GENE ARNOLD President VVADELL ALTOM Vice-Preriderzt GARY EYSTER Treasurer ELZA POLLARD Secretary LOISANNE NIERRITT Queen The OSU Agronomy Club Qstudent activities sub- division of the American Society of Agronomyl spon- sors various activities during the year to further educa- tion and establish more association among agronomy students and faculty. We recognize achievement ot club groups and indi- viduals at our annual awards banquet. Our annual spring tour of OSU experiment stations and other agronomically interesting places fosters an understanding of material not learned in classrooms. The club sponsors judging teams for national compe- tition in agronomic fields-crops, soils, and range man- agement. We help with state interscholastic crops and soils judging contests and sponsor an intercollegiate crops contest. FRONT ROW: J. W. Blaylock, Elza Pollard, VVadell Altom, Loisanne Merritt, Gene Arnold, Gary Eyster, Glen Price. ROW 2: -Terry Clingan, Kenneth Richardson, john Krueger, Gerald McMasters, Don Ellis, Allen Spencer, Roland Cargill. ROVV 3: Kenneth Failes, Frankie Harrel, Eddie Arnold, Rex Brand, Imon Newman, Dale Stidham, Bruce Price, Gary Allen, Bobby McMillin. ROVV 4: David Ringer, Don Murray, Jim- my Williams, James E. Graves, John Abernathy, Bill Whit- tington, Dwight Vllhitworth, LeRoy Johnson, Stanley Simon. Page 216 FRONT ROW: Carl Kurt, VVill Hamilton, Diana Montgom- Brown. ROW 3: Everett Lamar, VV. G. Gibson, jim Kent, ery, Rex Weigand, Budo Perry. ROVV 2: Cary Sizelove, Bill David Haggard, Charles Ikard, Floyd Campbell, Fry, L. O. Roth, Glenn Carlson, Howard Turner, Richard AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS Engineering Is Applied to grieulture XVILI. Haxrirrox President CARI. IXIURT IYift'-1JI'f'.fIIl1'lIf Rrzx XVErG.xNo Secr1'I1z1'y I.. O. ROTH I-Ia Ui5or Promotion of fellowship between students and fae- ulty, provisions for leadership training for interested students, and acquaintance of the student engineer with the activities and new developments in agrieulture engineering are the goals of ASAE at Oklahoma State Ifniversity. On the agenda oi' yearly activities for ASAE are sueh highlights as the honors and awards banquet, a faculty-student spring pienie, and an exhibit in the engineering exhibition hall. An outstanding activity for the group is the annual field trip to observe agriculture engineering as carried on by industry. Page 217 BLOCK AND BRIDLE Closer Relations Result ol Chapter S'ixxN1.i5Y IXIANNSCHRECK Preridenf KENNETH Hor.1.ow.xx' Secretary Daria Knows TTFlZSll7'l'I' jim GosEY Student Coznzfif Represerztzzliw The Oklahoma State Lniversity chapter of the Block and Bridle club has become one of the largest and most active in the nation since it was established on the cam- pus in l9l8. Any student enrolled in the College of Agriculture who signifies that his major interest is the held of animal husbandry, and who is taking or has completed the animal husbandry course, Breeds of Livestock, is eligible for club membership. The club was formed, and it has grown on these main objectives: to promote a higher scholastic standing among the students of animal husbandry, especially all phases of student animal husbandry work at Okla- homa State liniversityg to form a much closer relation- ship among the men pursuing some phase of animal husbandry as a professiong to help support judging teams in national eompetitiong and to promote a better FRONT ROVV: Jim Gosey, Vernon Minson, Bob Regnier, Nfervin Deason, Dale Krows, Kenneth Holloway, Stanley Mannschreck. ROVV 2: james Shirley, Sherman Lauder, Ike Higdon, Bill McGowan, Richard Pound, Ted Curry, Merl Custer, Bob Romer. ROVV 3: Benny Robbins, Jimmy VVise, Ronnie Dobson, Charles Little, Melton lizell, George Huff, Becky Goodman, Lilla Cadding, julie Greene. ROVV 4: Pat liowe, George Carter, Benny Southerland, Don Shroyer, Ralph Mires, Mitch Dobson, Allen Brinkerhoff, Ron Hadley, Rex Eagan. ige 218 FRONT ROVVZ Bobby Moser, Gerald lN1eGown, James Ap- person, Gary Markes, Gene Anderson, David Kirkpatrick, Doug Herring. ROWV 2: Virgil Murray, Ferris Hall, Arnold Pietz, Mack Dillahunty, Gary Harding, Sam Fountiss, Glen McBride, john Cadenhead. RUXV 3: Gary Thompson, Bill Broekett, Dan Vogt, liill Bennett, Richard Davis, Kenneth VVehrenlwerg, -lim Nitzel, Steve Hartman. ROVV 4: Ken Rock- enlvaeh, VVill Getz, Bob Carlile, Bill Harrison, John Goen, Richard Hays, Curt VValker, Larry Miller, jerry Riekner. Block and Bridle Has High Scholastic Goals relationship between students and instructors of the university. lfaeh year the Block and Bridle elub presents two 5100 seholarships to the most outstanding sophomore and junior enrolled in animal husbandry at USP. 'llhe elub also pays a large share of the expenses of the live- stock and meats judging teams at the four major na- tional eontests. livents ineluded in the elub's activities are a sausage festival, a rodeo held twiee eaeh year, a spring dinner- danee, and the annual eleetion of the queen. Beginning this year, the elub started its own yearbook. VVith this yearbook, the elub hopes to give businessmen, alumni, and prospeetive students a eloser look at the activities of the elub and of the agrieultural eollege of Okla- homa State liniversity. S'r.xvi.izv lN'lXNNSt'llRliCK, President Page 219 COLLEGIATE FFA First Collegiate '18 JANXCE GRANT, Queen Chapter Found Here The Oklahoma State chapter of the Future Farmers of America was established in March, 1932. It was the first collegiate chapter to be founded. The chapter promotes vocational education in agri- culture in the secondary schools of the state, and it pro- vides training for leadership in the activities of the FFA for men planning to be leaders in the Oklahoma division. This group strives to instill a good spirit of cooperation and goodwill between the members of the high school and college FFA clubs. The group gives experience for men dealing with the problems of rural areas in the various fields of farm management. FRONT ROVV: Orbar McDaris, Larry Maddux, james Lick' lider, John Golliver, VVarren Beavers, james Henson, Robert Price, George Cook, Cecil Cox, Chris White, Tom Siegen- thaier, Roy Butler. ROVV 2: O'Hara Tyler, Marshall Stoner, John Crowley, Lannie Zoldoske, Louis Carter, Eddie Hallum, Norman McLaren, Dale jackson, Surat Koonphol, Edy Sumin- taredja, Suthat Hongprapat, Chalermsakol Piriyasakul, Laim Garnkeow, George Munchief. ROVV 3: Bob Price, Tom Berninger, Bill Clymer, Bob Mittasch, Aaron Bates, Ferris Hall, Billy Bain, T. A. Greenmyer, jim Igler, Joe Ilaskit, Tobie Titsworth, Jerry Marsh, Philip Fuss, Dennis DeLozier. ROW 4: Wendell Fenton, Will Getz, Herman Pugh, Chuck Smith, Larry Northup, Robert Green, James Forbes, John Sat- terlield, Larry Harvey, Ed Scammahorn, Frankie L. llarrel, James Birdwell, Bill McGowan, Larry Mayton. ROW 5: Rex Earl Starr, Donald Ray Culbert, Freddie Fenton, Richard Melot, Leslie Starks, John Kusel, Larry Wright, Alan Teel, Kelley Beene, Wendell Smith, Larry Coleman, Sam Wade, Doyle Cannon, Winston, Harden, Don Haggerty. Page 220 FRONT ROW: Sheila Cockrell, Marilyn Paddack, Jim Loepp, Thomas Proctor, Larry Swanda, Jakie Jones, Leeland Alexan- der, Mary Veatch, Rosemary Monahan. ROW 2: Rita Clay- ton, Martha Johnston, Carolyn Herbert, Judith Nelson, Laura Good, Jimmie Clement, Sylvester Maier, Kaye Tipton, Deloris Sutherland, Ann Williams, Dorothy Skouby. ROW 3: Joy Whitson, John Cowan, Linda Mittlestet, Emmett Carter, Julia Baker, Jo Ann Ketter, Noreen Euksa, Bonnie Graves, Carol COLLEGIATE 4-H Jenkinson, Connie Kindschi, Richard Frank, John Hancock. ROW 4: Sharon Brewer, Douglas Ringer, Norita Lucas, Rich- ard Hartness, Marilyn Berousek, Craig McKinley, Dick Schiltz, Mary Raye Denton, Paula Reass, Sandra Cunningham, De Ann Stinchcomb. ROW 5: Charlie Jones, Steve Kendall, Alan Brown, Bill Alexander, Cecil Davison, Losco Hunter, Mickey Vanderwork, Frank Polaeh, David Ringer, Amanda Tungeln. Service and Citizenship T pil Group Stressing useful citizenship and leadership in the l,i2EL.xND ,ALEXANDER President JIM Loiaw Vin?-Presizlerz t AIARY X7EATCH Secretary- Trmszlrzfr community, while maintaining a social fellowship with one another, the Collegiate -l-H Club strives to further the understanding of rural problems over the world. The club has met once each month for an evening full of fun and friendly fellowship since it was first organized at OSU in l92-l. The club has grown to approximately 100 members. 'l'HoMAs Paoerotz iid Counfil RejJre5r'111'r1tit'f' The members of the Collegiate 4-H chapter join to- gether at Weiner roasts, square dances, chapter enter- tainment, open house parties, invitation of the pledges, and the -l-H Round-Up held each year. Page 221 DAIRY SCIENCE CLUB Objective ls More Qualified Deir men Roiaigm' Sroxiz Pfl'Silll'llf Giionc it RA HO if Viczf-Prrsia'1'111 Roy B L.-xiii Srcrrtzzry l,1Nv11.t.ii RLYSH ROBERT VON GUNTEN Y .lrliiirors The Dairy Science Club is composed of students who are interested in the science of dairy production and the technology of dairy manufacturing. 'lfhe primary purpose of the club is to promote cooperation and un- derstanding among students. The Dairy Science Club was organized on the OSU campus in l924. Since then, the club has produced outstanding individuals in the iields of production and manufacturing, Each year the club sponsors a queen contest, assists with cattle judging and sponsors a picnic in the spring and an annual banquet as well. FRONT ROW 2 Linville Bush, Roy Blair, George Kahou, Pat Cloud, Robert Stone, Robert Kinkade, Robert Von Gunten. ROW 2: Paul johnson, H. C. Olson, Muniruddin Chughatai, Ervin Cohlentz, Bill MeKinster, Randall Brown, Gene Mc- Kown, Arlis Unrau. ROW 3: Sherrell Griffith, J. B. Mickle, Clark Von Tungeln, Larry Early, Kenneth lV1cDaniel, Larry Potter, James Scott, Dwain jindra, Grady Gaylord. ROW 4: James Irwin, Howard Kleeman, Ralph Hollon, Don Haggerty, Charles McFate, Thomas Pickey, Stanley Nlusgrave, Fidel Ser- rano, jesse VVillis. Page 222 4... ' .gig FRONT ROW: David Bouchard, Jack Cottet, Tom Quillin, Henderson, Theodore Main, Robert MacMillan. ROVV 3: Elmer Johnson, Gene Carlson, Robert Noll. ROVV 2: john Stayton Oliver, Stan Metcalf, Thomas Dawson, Tuck Mc- Shreve, Frank VVillis, Gerald Moore, Mardell Bellntti, Russell Gouldrick, George Kitchen, Timothy Feid, John Cardwell. FIRE PROTECTION SOCIETY Fire Protection eek Highlights Year I CFHOBI.-XS QLj11.1.1x Pwsizlwzt ,hex COTTET I,il'I'-Pl'l'5'Illf'IIf IJAVE BOL'CH,fXRD Trmszzrrr GENE C-xR1,soN St't'fI'fIll'v1' lfmink jorixsox r'lI1'UiSOI' The Fire Protection Society is an educational and social organization, whose main purpose is the instill- ing of an increased knowledge of modern innovations of the hte prevention and fire protection fields. This purpose is carried out by the use of numerous lilms, trips, speakers and experiences. To become II member of the organization, a pledge must be 21 member of the School of Fire Protection and participate in the Fire Prevention VVeek activities. Throughout the year tl1e Fire Protection Society participates in all school spirit funetions and also has many social functions of its own. The latter of which includes a Fire l'revention VVeek dance. Page 223 FORESTRY CLUB ctivities Provide Practice and Fun DARRYI. H UN kai-1 r,i.,xR P rcs id fr 71 t RoN,xLD Joiixsox Secrrffzzry EDWIN VVHIZliI,liR rwldwisor Promotion of fellowship structors while practicing between students and in- leadership and learning more about the profession which they have chosen is the prime purpose of the Club. Oklahoma State Forestry Various club activities provide the group a chance to put into practice the many different phases of for- estry. Activities such as the Hlaog klamf' held each fall at Lake Carl Blackwell, and the 'KForesters' Field Day, held every Spring at 'liheta Pond, show the skills of club members. The Fm'tf.vter, the club's year- book, records these events for the pleasure of the membership. FRONT ROVV: T. H. Silker, Nat VValker, lNIarty Howard, Bob Hyden, Linda Stiles fqueenj, Ronald Johnson, Darryl Hunkapillar, XVinton Ross, Edwin NVheeler. ROVV 2: Ed Chaufty, Carl Dittner, Donald Dale, Abe Cochran, Jay Lam- din, jerald Nickels, David Sam Burkhart, James Ramey. ROW uel, Richard Enlow, Harold 3: Ray MeCleary, Harvey Holt, Robert Lumppio, Stephen Dunkin, Jim Tempero, Monty Smith, Dale VVilson, Duane Osborn, Lynndel Bentley, Robert Kenney. ROVV 4: Kenneth Marler, Jim Fieszel, jim Miller, Roland Schwoerke, Robert Pratz, VValt Turner, Alan Silker, James VVoodworth, Dwight Tallent, Charles Sullivan, john Ramey. Page 224 Sanborn Club Promotes Kno ledge The Sanborn lfntoniology club is an organization for those interested in promoting biological and technical knowledge in the lield of cntotnology, FRONT ROXV: VVilliam Drew Cadvisorl, R. R. VValton fad- visorl, Charles llowe Qsecretary-treasurerl, Fred lN1iller, Pat GSU Botanical Club Un The OSU Botanical club was organized in 1960 for the purpose of forming a cohesive group among Ameri- can and foreign students in tht- OSU botany depart- inent. Boyd Cvice-presidentj, Keith Long fpresidentl. ROVV 2: Ray Parsons, Kenneth Prock, Scotty Moxom, Raymond liikenbury, jim Reinert, Mohamed Abdel-Razig, Dean Garrett. RONV 31 Twee llormchong, John Reinert, Paul Sterling, Dayton Steel- man, Ken Pinkston, Richard Kinzer, Singgih Sigit, ROW 4: Richard Frank, Charles Henderson, D. Howell, Sidney Kunz, Charles Bailey, Dale Buttrell, Phil Keathley, Randall H. Adams. itcs Botany Students FRONT ROYV: James Stewart Qpresidentl, Andrew Jackson Cvice-presidentj, Gene NVills Csecretaryj, Katar Malkhan. ROW' 2: jerry Skroch, Perpetuo Mayol, Donald Dickson, Sunil Saran, Taddesse Ebba. ROVV 3: Elhassanein Iilsharkawi, Chester Rowell, Leland Hardman, Amin Iiadiei, Bernard VVeinstein. HORTICULTURE CLUB etivities Provide Interest in Field The OSC Horticulture Club was established in l9l7 tn p1'nmf1te closer association aniong students in- ? X y1,K,5 IIRESCOTT terested 111 hrirtieulture. 'l he elub new has twenty 5 ljwfiflmf members who are interested in nursery piwitltietinii. 5 RM, WRIGHT lruit and vegetable growing, landscape design and 5 17,,,p,.m,1,,,, llorieulture. 45 1 Annual aetivities inelude the iiiterseltnlastie jllilfflllif 5 Mierisxiei,Rosnsmizy' 4 1 h ' , . A..A H contest, strawberry teed, the sale nt euleus, pecans, a11d 1 bttlffflfj U - . ' I 5 D Y pecan seinn wood, and helping with the annual Garden . ONYX 1 ORDSTROKI w Z O Ce lub short course. A, 114171 , 1 N 33 lhe elub also has three honorary members, Q harles , Lung, Ray Campbell, and blames Lovell, who eontrib- uted greatly to the elub's yearly activities. FRONT RUVV: liddie Pledger, R. A. Ruinshe, Dnnnzi Nord- Duff, Raymond Campbell, Richard Payiie, Charles Luiig. RUYV strom, lylike l'1'est'ntt, lN1iChael Rusebeary, Ray VVrighI. ROVV 3: Uan Hanna, Charles Sparks, Phillip Colbaugh, Austin Keir 2: Jllllllltll Carlisle, James Lovell, Eddie lluestnn, Dennis yon, llarry Francis, Ray lVIorrissetle, Nlark Ilall. l Page 226 FRONT ROW: Nick Lopiparo, Kandee Speakman, Mary held, David Shell, james Schooley. ROVV 3: Dean Yoder, Swabb, Bob Schwarz. ROVV 2: Dick Shawley, Norris VVhit- Harmon Smith, jack R. Curry, lN1artin McDaniel, Tom Page. PRE-VETERINARY MEDICINE CLUB Members Find Closer Professional Tie ll.-'miss Sciiooiiix' Prfxrizlwzt Hon SCIIVVARZ Ivirf'-l'1'csi1lf'111' Krixxnis is S1'i3.fxKxiAN Smvfffflry- jwl't'l1A'lll' N icia l,0I'Il'.-XRO FIS ,ly R1'f11'zfsw11'f1fi1'c The Pre-Veterinary Medicine Club was organized in the spring semester of l96O. All students majoring in pre-veterinary medicine are eligible to join. The club's aims are to encourage a stronger bond They show the group what they may expect in school among students enrolled in pre-veterinary medicine and to familiarize them with their chosen profession. and after graduation by a series of guest lecturers. The club's projects consist of a tour through the College of Veterinary Kledicine, tours through area clinics and study-help sessions. The club also gives an annual scholarship to a lirst-year student in the College of Veterinary hledicine. Page 227 STUDENT AVMA First Class 3' ,lore Ilxyis President S'r1zr'H1zN Cosa Sffrretary RomsR'r RoBERsoN Treasurer Began Student Chapter Oklahoma State's student chapter of American Vet- erinary hfedical association was organized by the stu- dents of the first class in veterinary medicine in hiarch, l9-l8, under the name of the Oklahoma ASLM Student Veterinary society. hlembership is restricted to stu- dents Who are regularly enrolled in the College of Vet- erinary hledicine. Objectives of the organization are to promote a spirit of friendly relations among the students regularly en- rolled in the College of Veterinary Medicine, to pro- vide an additional opportunity for the members to gain professional knowledge, to build character through the censorship of unworthy actions of its members and the commendation of all worthy deeds, and to make avail- able to the students the opportunities offered by the American Veterinary hledical association to its chap- ter. FRONT ROVV: Carl VVard, Paul Frith, Joel Cox, Dianne Wall, Joe Nickell, Jerry Mitchell, John Webster, Kaye Bose, Thomas Welsh, Joe Davis, Stephen Cobb, Robert Roberson. ROW 2: William Russell, Staeling Miller, Marvin Buck, Jack Hill, Larry Edwards, William Lance, Wade Markham, Lewis Partridge, Roger Wyant, Gerry Grant, Darren Allison, john Kirkpatrick, Gene Bailey, William Carter, Ronald Geisert. ROW 3: Thomas CoH'in, Bruce Mammeli, john Hahn, Stauffer Miller, Ron Guthrie, J. Doyle, Jerry Durham, Delbert White- nack, Betty Reddiek, Ernest Martin, Harold Williams, Shirley Currin, Ronald Solow, Talmage Brown, Roger Wells. ROW 4: Philip Alm, Nolan Gross, Jack Taylor, Bill McDougal, James Rocconi, William Roberson, Andy Baker, Tony Fell, William Grantham, Robert Fulton, William Core, Dale Wend- landt, Steve Holmes, Danny Hudson, Jerry Jacobs. ROW 5: VVarren Newby, Rex Olson, Barney Bertrand, Johnnie Remer, Gary Edwards, Bill Barnum, joel Jensen, Dorland Bennett, Ronald Roberts, Terry jackson, Stephen jones, Travis jones. Page 228 FRONT ROVV: Gerald O'Nlealcy, ,lohn A. llamil, Richard A. Nlauldin, David Miller, Tom Thorne, Nick xlewell, Kenneth lsom, Toby Ray Hoover, Barbara Ann NlcAbee, Sally Haner, Ellen Rayl, Kelly Gibbs, Randy Thayer, Roger MclVlillan, Larry Murphy. RUVV 2: joseph lf. Buxton, Stanley Kolar, Don Beavers, james Nlortimer, Harold Spalding, Eddie Rich- ey, Keith Hand, Judd Giezentanner, Alan lick, Gary YVhite, Brother Hackett, Ernest Harland, David Fields, Robert Arko, Adrienne Ruby, Joe H. Smith, jerry jaggars. ROXV 3: L. D. Barker, Gene Hubbard, Arden Anderson, Dick Kirby, Lawr- ence McGill, Paul DuBois, Dick Shafer, Ken Davis, Kestcr llawthorne, XVilber Haynes, liltlon Cox, james VV. Provo, Jr., Merlin Ekstrom, Gene Frie, Henry Randayzo, David Parks, Charles Starkey, Pat Garrison. ROVV 4: Clay Freeny, Arch Sheets, Donald Connally, james Summers, Reynolds Cowles, Dan Merkey, M. F. Bounds, Danny D. Denham, Charles C. Callahan, XVillard Sodowsky, Richard E. Killough, Ben S. Turner, VVilliam D. Grossman, Rick Schafer, Charles Gray, Bob Burns, Dennis Savell, Charles F. Kirkland. RONV 5: Don Biles, Bill Swatford, Mike Thomas, Eugene Simon, John Ho- warth, Hollis Cox, James VVaymack, Phil Richardson, -lay Combs, Roger Howland, Johnny D. Hoskins, Rodger D. Atkins. Student VIVI Helps Build More Character Student AVNIA attempts to bring to the campus l noted speakers from throughout the state to discuss sub- jects directly pertinent to the future Veterinarian. Oth- ers have presented illustrated lectures of interesting techniques and problems. Nlovies of research work, clinical Work and husbandry methods have been shown to acquaint the members With the many phases of their future profession. This organization also takes an active part in intra- mural sports and sponsors several activities during the year, including a Christmas party, spring picnic, and the annual spring formal held in conjunction with the Women's Auxiliary of the society. Also, the Student AVBIA enters homecoming competition each year. .1,his year the float rated among the best. ,OE DMS, ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, P age 22 POULTRY SCIENCE CLUB Insight Gained to Poult lndustr fil.liN FoREM.xN Preridenf liiixxv 3TCDCJN.XI,1J IYTITF-Pl'l'.l'i11l'1If S'risvHEN SUMNER Treasurer Gizouoe NEWN'EI,I, The Poultry Science club, formerly named the Spur and Comb club, received its original charter in l93O. The main objectives are to develop leadership, pro- mote fellowship and create brotherhood among mem- bers. The activities carried out by the club consist of homecoming decorations, election of a queen, partial iinancing of OSU poultry judging teams, and dinners for various poultry meetings. An annual, The fifufan qlge, is published to inform industry and the public of Jdviror , , U , A the various activities in the poultry department. x The club finances itself through profits from the broiler sales and turkey sales. There are 28 active members in the club and meetings occur semi-monthly. FRONT ROXV: Edwin Ige, Stephen Sumner, Glen Foreman, joe Berry. ROVV 3: Harrison Goolshy, Dr. john VVest, Dr. Julie Hogahuom, Benny McDonald, john Tieree, George New- Rollin Thayer, Erwin Igo, Larry Swanda, David Negelein, ell. ROVV 2: Ronald VVillison, Don McDaniel, Darrel Fenton, John Parker, Bill Bradley. Howard Avery, Wilbur Thomas, Don Wells, George Partin, Page 230 FRONT ROVV: Jim lVIoore, Nancy Garrison, Charlotte Hunt- er, Judy Reece, Gary Krisman, Dale Nowlin, Charles Nelson, James McNeal. ROVV 2: Sheryl Stice, Phyllis Duesherry, Jeanene Allenbach, Nliehelle Jenkins, Susan Meadows, Carol Rose, Bonnie Fretz, Kathy Dunn, VValter YVhite. ROW' 3: Annette Milton, Carolyn Swearengin, Leola Sadler, Denzil MU KAPPA TAU Oswalt, Larry Staneart, Linda Mzilriiie, Charles Campbell, Den- nie lNIeFeely, Lila Black, Prissy Oshurn. ROW' +1 John Har- ris, Jim Neel, Vllilliam Miller, Leo Noltensmeyer, Robert Fow- ler, Lee Butler, Phil Rumley, Richard Gilhy, Ron Grother, Max Lik. Professional Contact Gained in Field ln Slay, l9l9, Nlu Kappa Tau, a national profes- 7 sional marketing fraternity, was incorporated. lt was 4 Chiu' Kkisrxrxw lJl'l'.l'iIll'lIf Daria Nowrix' lYll'l'elJI'l'Xilll'lIf Cnexiuizs Nisrsox y'l'f'1l.l'Ill'f'V' Jimi iss KIeN mi, ,'1l!'l'i3'fII' keting. the first national marketing fraternity in American universities and eolleges. Nlemhership in the elub is open to all students seeking a major or minor in mar- 'l'he main purpose ot Blu Kappa 'l'au is to promote a elearer understanding of marketing and to provide stu- dents with a professional eontaet with experts in the marketing held. 'l'alks by businessmen and various programs help this purpose to he achieved. ln the spring, Blu Kappa 'l'au sponsors a tour of some mar- keting or retailing companies in the state of Oklahoma. I7 age lpha Kappa Psi Strives for Higher Ideals The professional business fraternity, Alpha Kappa Psi, is trying to help all students in this field to find their specific place in the business world. FRONT ROW: Gary Crooch ftreasurerj, Donald Brown fsecretaryj, Gary Middleton Cvice-presidentj, Richard Cox fpresidentb, Richard Holt, Frank Hall, Fred Black, VV, D. Burrough. ROVV 2: Chuck Baker, Phillip McCune, john Cameron, Jeri Pryor, Robert Hoppers, James Barnett, Phil Neill, Robert Nicholson, jim Owens. ROVV 3: Quinton Etzel, Sam Billingsley, Jack Rogers, Jon Miller, VVilson Moldrup, Terry VVest, Glenn Downing, Ronnie Merrill, Bob Bourk. ROVV 4: Larry Terry, George Lowry, Jerry Warburton, Chuck Tippit, Steve Janco, David Anderson, Douglas Keifer, Gary Krisman, Larry Staneart, Richard Peetoom. Beta Alpha Psi Tutors Starting ceountants Beta Alpha Psi is an honorary and professional or- ganization for accounting majors with a 3- in their major. Activities include trips, meetings, and banquets. FRONT ROVV: Bill Kinney, Gary Franklin fsecretaryj, John Grant Qpresidentj, Carolyn Alden, Don Gaston Cvice-presi- E., Ag ai. Q dentj, James C. Gary, Glen Sanderson. ROW 2: Wilma VVehr, janet Carpenter, Donald McKenzie, Michael Unruh, David Jenkins, Herbert Tohlen, jim Belew, Robert Knight. ROW 3: Clyde Fosdyke, Jerry Willis, Don McMurray, Gary Crooch, Jim Blanton, VVally Giasson, Chuck Dollarhide, Bill Cox. ROW 4: Ed Thomas, Steve VanHaven, Tom Baldwin, John YNiningham, Richard Coffman, james Davis, Carl Ten- nille, Michael Johnson, Joe Kinder. M FRONT ROVV: Ron Gregston, Dave Ingram, Eric liehnke, Barnes, Bill VVeiland, Ron DiMaggio. ROVV 3: Ronnie Dovel, John MacAllister, John Cornyn, john VVallaee. ROW' 2: R. J. Bob Sanderson, Boh Severson, james Nelms, Richard Hum- Rose, Donald Shelton, Robert Kappler, Mike Benson, Charles mel, VVilliam Brown, Alan Cambra. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT SOCIETY embers Meet Professionals in Field Rox fiREGSTON Prrsidwzl D wie INGRAM I'il'F'P7'l'J'iIlf'IIf lfiue BEHNKE Setfretary- 7vfl'll.S'llI'l'!' -loiix ixIACAI.LIS'I'liR .'II1'UiX0l' Restaurant owners and inn keepers of tomorrow are represented in the men and women enrolled in Hotel and Restaurant Administration. The OSI' Hotel and Restaurant soeiety provides an opportunity for these people to meet persons from industry and learn from them. The soeiety also promotes cooperation among the Hotel and Restaurant Administration students. liach year the soeiety sponsors the annual hospitality days. These eonsist of meetings, dinners and soeial af- fairs in which the students meet the alumni and per- sons associated with the business of hotel and restaurant management. Delegates are sent to the annual National Hotel and Restaurant show in Chicago. P we 7 Z 3 Q Beta Gamma Sigma This society's main purpose is to reward scholarship and accomplishment among business students. Nlember- ship is extended to those with high grade points. R evvards Scholarship FRONT ROVV: Ed Thomas fpresidentj, Kathy Winters fsecretaryj, Sharon Smith Crecorderj, James Gray Ctreasur- erj. ROVV 2: Karen Hutson, Terry VVeigle, joe Bowles, John Grunt, Gail Foster. East Bennett Council Helps Major Projects lylajor projects undertaken by the East Bennett Coun- cil this year were the annual Christmas Dance and Blazer Ball, along with a prize-Winning float for home- coming. FRONT ROVV: Richard Nowlin, Mike Brown Ctreasurerj, Richard Jones QMRHA delegatej, John Leeper Qpresidentj, Charles Coggins tvice-presidentj, Ken Biddle. ROVV 2: Da- vid McLemore, Douglas Robinson, Randy Witt, Robert Mc- Govern, Richard Pettit, Terry Painter, Ronald DiMaggio. ROVV 3: Bob Sehon, Jerry Lingo, Jim Dickison, Charlie Jones, Dan McDougall, Gary Wells, Larry Baxter, Edward Maples. irsj FRONT ROVVZ Phil Reneau, John Ralston, Rick Nlesser, Dan Don Richardson, Don Jackson. ROW' 3: Paul Hobbs, John ny Ortega, Richard Kurtz, Dale VVood. ROVV 2: Ed Mtitlss, Ellis, john Hamilton, James Ulark, A. G. llenry, Thomas Darrell Byfield, Dwayne VVilson, l,eo Boston, Mike Henry, Nlueggenborg, Dave George, john Pruitt. SOCIETY FOR ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT Interest in Business Is Basis of Organization zlcllf 5 5 Dxxxv Oariiox 7 Prrxizlcrlf Rick Hassan 1iitit Pfl'.N'l -loiix Rrx1.s'1'ox Sl'4'I'f'fII1'.l' Ricirxkn licarz i 'l'1'w1s1z rw' The Society for Advancement of hlanagement is a national professional organization eomposed of all stu- dents in the held of economics, business administration, engineering and others who have a sincere interest in the art and science of management. SAM has 190 chapters in leading colleges and universities in the l'nited States, Canada, Puerto Rico and Hawaii. The organization aims to bring exeeutives in busi- ness closer to students preparing to go into business, and to serve as an effective medium for distribution and exchange of information, methods, and policies of in- dustry and management. ln SAM students learn lead- ership through eonferences, seminars and meetings. Page 23 r' D Iota Nu Sigma Was Based on informing the members with practical know- ledge and promoting a general interest in insurance, Iota Nu Sigma was the first such organization in the country. FRONT ROVV: Terry YVeigle, Andrea Borunda, Judith jack- First lnsuranoe Group son, Lewis Phillips fseeretary-treasurerj, Kent Houck fpresi- dentj, Don Kiser Cviee-presidentj. ROVV 2: Thomas Pette- grew, Alan Bell, Dave Jennings, Gene Carlson, Kenneth john- son, Lawrence Miller. ROVV 3: Chuck Tippit, Bill Plummer, Shelhy Green, Bob Banter, -Iohn Radelifle, Bill VVright, Har- old Fornish. Sigma Alpha Sigma embers Need 3.0 Sigma Alpha Sigma is a national secretarial atlminis- tration organization. llemhership requirements are a 3.0 overall and an active interest and participation in the Held. FRONT ROVV: Mamlee Wlilliams Qvice-presidentl, Sharon Smith fpresidentj, Kay Moore ftreasurerb. ROVV 2: Sharon Russell, Judy Cook, Sylvia Langston, Kathy Vllinters. FRONT ROW: Gary Pope, Norma Socorro, Wanda Gray ertson. ROW 3: Charles Schwarz, Randy Snider, Marty Web- fqueenj, Dennis Geelshay, Satish N-Shah. ROVV 2: Krishnan er, Earl VVorstell, Davis Clements, Vince Sweat. Iyer, David Tomlinson, Pat McCoy, Glenn Carlson, Dale Rob- ENGINEERING GAVEL CLUB Public Speaking Promoted in Events Disxxis Gifi2i.sHAY Presizlmf Noiuifx Socokko Vin'-Prffsidelzf Claim' Poms Secrcffiry 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 1953 as the Engineering Toastmasters, the first student toastmaster club in the United States. It was reorgan- ized in 1959 and is now aiqiliated With the Toastmasters International as a gavel club. During the year, the club is host to other student toastmaster clubs and has a meeting with Stillwater Toastmasters. hlembership in the club is open to any student in the College of Engineering. The maximum membership of the organization is 30 active members. Page 237 STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION embers Gain Knowledge of Future SCOTT Illfxknrarz lJI't Sillt'IIf KLXRY Iafrorzxioks Iliff'-l'1'1'si1lf'11t KAREN Axmiksox Sl'1'!'1'fIII'j' ISIQVERLY Cox yII't'Il.VllV'tIV' KENNETH XVIGGINS Al. VV. BI,ANKIiNSHII' 44l17JI.V0f.T FRONT ROVV: Melvin Deering, Judy Sehlosser da Comhrink. ROVV 2: llc-len liernardi, Nlarsha Lynch, Irma Caldwell, Juanita Steigleder, Nancy da Hoover, Kay Roether, Vicki Messerli, Suzan Ohmanns, Trudy Samuelson. ROVV 3: Carol XVakelee, Kathleen Howell, , Nancy Ilan- sens, Irene Mires, Mary Osborn, Ruth Rice, Mary Bullis, Glen- Stewart, Nita Collins, Lin- Based primarily on acquainting the membership with the modern practices, problems and duties of teachers, the Student Education association also serves as a link between the members and the College of Edu- cation, strengthening and further developing its ties through closer work with the college. Those majoring in some phase of education or those who are interested in education form the membership ot the organization. A 3213 fee entitles them to receive the monthly education magazines, the Olclfzlmma Tmrlztfr and the iXYf'lIJJ0ll7'lIl1l, and also includes mem- bership in the local, state and national chapters. Informative programs include topics such as 'lVVhy Teach in Oklahoma, t'Teaching Nlachinesf' and dis- cussions by prominent campus teachers and student teachers. Linda Gregory, Kathie Lee, Ann Burrow, Kyla Ilayes, Dianne Baxter, Paulette Blanton, Cheryl Parrish, Nedra Crocker, Don- na Aboussie, Janet Aboussie. ROVV 4: Barbara Radcliffe, Su- zanne Smith, Pat Kraft, Susan Scheffel, Gloria Low, Phyllis Covalt, Annavee Garofoli, Carolyn Kosted, Sarah Curl, Pris- cilla Stroup, Virginia IVIcKinster, Carol Elliott. Page 238 FRONT ROVVZ Sheila Cockrell, Sharon Gafford, jill llarris, en Bias, -lean Savage, Kathryn French, Sandra Stephens, john Janie Smelser, Karen Anderson, Scott Barhee, Dr. Kenneth Belzer, Gwen Fisher, Barbara Base, Karl Stone, Alice Rum- VViggins, Rebecca Tomlin, jerry Beehy, Dr. j. VV. Blanken- haugh. ROVV 4: Harry Reid, Julia Miller, Gwendolyn Ilan- ship. ROW' 2: Margaret Patzer, Sharon Ryan, Teresa Arn- ger, lN1ary Young, Jewel Graham, Carolyn VViens, Gail Ru- old, Suellen Smiley, Shirley Myers, Linda Garner, jim llisaw, Colene McCue, Priscilla Presnall, Susan llarrel, joan Payne. ROVV 3: Larry Feist, Jeannette Knesek, Mary Newhauer, Kar- hey, joseph Devenoes, Roger Schumacher, Cheryl Smart, Susie Scarborough, Diana Diphoye, Michael Sewell, Jerry Brown. SEA Upen to ll Interested in Education A special activity that includes fun for all is the an- nual Christmas party. During the year, the organiza- tion also sponsors get-acquainted teas and coffees for both the students and faculty. This year they sponsored a coke break for weary Homecoming workers and pre- sented an ethics skit during liiiucation day. Helping the Oklahoma liducation association pre- pare for the annual state convention of the OSHA- FTA is another interesting activity. The two days of convention are filled with interesting discussion groups and addresses by prominent guest speakers following the theme. Those members who attended the conven- tion received a great deal of inspiration and informa- tion from the meetings. One of the high lights of the year is the presentation of the flllll SEA scholarship. SCOTT liaarnze, President Page 239 of Alpha Beta Alpha. it ri, Q we lpba Beta lpha Helps Future Librarians To encourage young men and women to become li- FRONT RUWI Lana Vandewf Cffeaillffffl, FPIHHCCS RZIYUSCY b . X x i -,ll Nl- i - -I . I Cvice-presidentj, Nedra Crocker fpresidentb, Linda DeBerry rarmus' to Df01H0ff M Ollbllp' ant to fmt lm tm Qsecretaryj. ROXV 2: Helen Lloyd, Nancy Gore, Cheryl May- professional knowledge of its members is the purpose Imfd, llelell Bffllafdi, NHHCY Amis CSPUIISOU- ROW 31 Kay CE embers Work Directly with Children Hlembers of the club work with small children and PUYUIFCSS. CSCCYCYHFYD, Shflffm UlSU1d CPfCSidCHfl, Jill HHl'fiS h I t l ,t , it-K ,h N fvx. ftreasurerl, jo Johnson. ROW 2: Judy Schlosser, Irma avi' an fnppol' umty 0 DVM lu? ult Lurrljnt, pro Kwon' Caldwell, Nlary Osborn, Rebecca Tomlin, Ruth Rice, Donna al 1113tQr1g1l3 fI'OI11 the ll1fCI'Il11tl0I1f1l Aggoqlgltion. Smith, Tish llustnn, Debbie Damon. ROVV 3: Patricia Irving, Nancy llansens, Linda Gregory, Carol Stieferman, Juanita Steigletler, bizxry Rabbitt, Rita Cantergizxni, Shirley Swinney, FRONT ROYV: Glenda Combrink, Paulette Blanton, Patti Lorabeth Ilill. 1 7415 I I.- I ' 2 I 'Y I 4 ...I , I 4'-Q Ill I - - E Y FRONT ROW: Kyla Hayes, Carolyn Baker, Karen Curtis, Janet Entwistle, Janice Chandler, Linda Adams, Pat VVard, Shirley Swinney, Mark Peterson. ROW 2: Sue Otis, Tish Huston, Mary Jo Sartor, Robert Hollrah, Jan Creveling, Judy Bradbury, Susan Holmes, Mary Nell Parrott, Sara Downing, Elizabeth VVoods. ROW 3: Rebecca Tomlin, Petrina Russo, KAPPA DELTA PI Nancy Collins, Ann Holmes, Irene Mires, Pat Graff, Carol Stieferman, Nancy Hansens, Kathryn Denny, Kathy Butter- field. ROW 4: Cindy Davenport, Susie Scarborough, Ruth Rice, Robert G. Johnson, Roger Baumgartner, Bill Loughridge, Lawrence Miller, Gail Wood, Alice Rumbaugh, Mary Rabhitt, jill Harris. Society Grants Tuition Scholarship Each year Kappa Delta Pi, a national honor society in education, awards a tuition scholarship of 5200 to an outstanding student of education. Awards are also pre- sented to the two sophomores who have maintained the MARK PETERSON highest average for three semesters. P'f'r 'fL 1f The purposes of Kappa Delta Pi are to encourage I,1NiJ.txAD.-mis high professional, intellectul, and personal standards Sm 5' and to recognize outstanding contributions to educa- Sfiikmsv SWINNEY tioll. ffislorizzn Kappa Delta l'i membership requires a 3.0 overall grade average of juniors and seniors. Nlonthly meetings of the 78 members have been high- lighted by presentations of the educational systems of foreign countries. Page 241 ETA KAPPA NU U xx C C E CP W7 C7 T O C 'U I O 3 G G UU O IT 2 QD T UD IT 'CJ l'l.xRol,D lf.-x'roN P7'f'.l'fIll'IIf Ronisua' Sricvic fYin'-l'1'f'.s'i1lz'1zf GARY Lrioxuuw SFt'l'l'flll'j' . 1 lx,-xiii, CILIMI' 7lI'f'K15llI'1'I' lAJL'lS 'l'HoAmsoN jzltiisor Eta Kappa Nu is an honorary electrical engineering fraternity open to the upper fourth of the junior lili class and upper third of the senior EE class. Its pur- pose is to bring into closer union those who have dem- onstrated high scholarship, great capacity and willing- ness for hard work, and a deep interest in the profes- sion of electrical engineering. Omega chapter obtained its charter in l930 and has grown steadily in size and importance since, recently initiating the largest pledge class in history. lts activi- ties include sponsoring ICE help sessions for under- classmen and presentation of an award to the outstand- XX 32532577 zrifzirilx '1:r'!. 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Page 242 merican Chemical VVith the goal of coming to a more general under- standing of chemistry in its well-developed present state. the students of ACS engage in related activities. Society Advances FRONT ROVV: Darrel Hopper Cpresidentj, Joe Lowry Qvice- presidentj, Rose Gideon, Steve Goltry ftreasurerl, Steanson Parks Csecretaryl. ROVV 2: Kelly Peil, Russel Shupe, Richard Triplett, Gary Neuherger, Roh Carey, Tommy l'haf'l'in, Phillip Harris. AAA Membership Upen to ll Interested An interchange of technical ideas among aeronautical and aerospace engineers throughout the world is the basic purpose of the organization. FRONT ROVVZ Dr. G. Zumwalt Cadvisorj, Glen Vllarren Cviceechairmanl, XVilliam Morris Cchairmanj, Richard Jones Csecretaryl, M. Farukhi. RONV 2: Fharles Coogan, Manhar Mehta, julian McFadden, Thomas Smith, Thomas Hosch, Harold George Qtreasurerj. ROVV 3: Paul Darghty, Gerald Cyganowski, Fred Hudson, Cecil Smith, George Nlosey, joseph Franell. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS Knowledge and Scholarship re Goals Chex is DII,l..X1I L NTY Presirlwzl Rox ISULTZ 1'iff'-l n'.s'i1lz'1zl Sriaxxsox PARKS SFt'!'t'ffIl'-1' D,xi.ic SCI-INIEIIDER 7I!'t'flA'llI't'I' ,lou N ICRBAR ,1 dfzfixo r hlaintenance of high standards in academic achieve- ment, the promotion of higher understanding, and a greater knowledge through Contact with the faculty and industry are the main purposes of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. All students who are enrolled in the school of chemical engineering are eli- gible for membership in the chapter. The year has many highlights for the members of the organization. The most favored events of the year tor the members are the annual fall and spring ban- quets. At these dinners awards are presented to the outstanding chemical engineering majors, The meet- ings are held on every second and fourth Tuesday. FRONT ROVVZ Satish Shah, Dick Sehiltz, Dale Schneider, James Holland, Gene Dillahunty, Ron Foltz, Steanson Parks John Erbar. ROVV 2: Gary Pope, jim Randall, Gerald Puri sell, Bill Essary, Gary I-Ieidebreeht, Charles Coggins, Barry VVhite, Richard Ilollis, Robert Marburger, Davis Clements. ROVV 3: Larry Bahler, Andrew Smith, Richard Howe, Don llubbard, Steve Costello, Jack Skinner, Bob Brinker, Don Stone- lwarger, john lVIcPherson. Page 244 meriean Institute of The American Institute of Architects provides mem- bers with the best possible benchts to further their in- terest and enlightenment in architectural helds- FRONT ROVV: Ayla Taluy, Rick Rockwood, Douglas VValton Beta Chi Sigma ls for B Beta Chi Sigma, an organization for building con- struction majors, requires a 2.5 grade average and en- rollment in Helds such as building construction. ...Q-Q.. .215-... rehiteets Helps Men Csecretaryl, Tom Ahles ftreasurerj, David Davis, Roy Thorn- ton, Eloisa Pereyra. ROYV 2: Steve Hobbs, Dennis Su, Buddy Thompson, Sue Ymazawa, Bill Johnson, Larry Baird, Mark Henthorn, Larry Davis. ROW 3: Glen Summers, Darrell McDaniel, Larry Langley, Marvin Robertson, Thomas Hendrix, Larry Taylor, Syed Nusratulla, Frederick Astle. uilding Construction FRONT ROVV: john Harvey Cadvisorl, Ronney Bradley fpresidentj, Gary Stephens Cvice-presidentl, Kenneth Baskett tsecretary-treasurerj, jimmy Sellers. ROVV 2: Bill Wright, James Baugh, Douglas Ishamael, Ted Riley, Mike VVright, Allen Murphy. ROVV 3: Vernon Hawkins, Larry Rankin, Ray Mcfoy, Skip Palmer, David Coins, Jimmy Spradlin. -4 ,t I J' 1 - ' n S. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS Club equaints Students with Future 3' . Ilwii Ru' PI'f'Jidz'11f Bon N tri. I I1'l l,7'1'.YIKlfllIf lixiwiz lCt.L1sox' Sl't'l'f'fIlI'j' Crit cis SHIl'I,l-IY rlII'l'll.S'lll't'1' Roiaiiizr ISRITZ lJ!lI'!fIllIIt'IIfflfillll The prime objective of the :Xmerican Institute of Industrial Iingineers is the acquainting of the young engineer with the opportunities and responsibilities awaiting him in his chosen profession. This objective is carried out in bimonthly meetings at which inter- ested students are introduced to successful industrial engineers from various facets of the profession. In past years, the chapter was host to the student area conference. Papers were presented by delegate mem- bers of student chapters from the four-state area which comprises the conference. Q This club was organized in l9-l-9 to help members Q better their understanding of an engineering career. FRONT ROVV: 'loseph Feghali, Krishan Rai, Terry Mantz, Parikh, Dhiru Patel, Kumun Vakil, Arvind Nlodi. RUVV -l-5 Robert Fritz, Parviz Elison, Chuck Shipley, Bob Null, Dave Pankaj Lalaji, Porter Nleclley, VVesley Ilarris, Frank -limison, Ray, ,lack ReVclle. ROVV 2: Aspi Irani, Deven Thaker, Arthur Ayling, Ashok Shirali, Arjun Desai, Ramalingam Ra- Venkateswaran Sulvrahamanyam, Nirmalendn Srivastava, Bhu' ja, N. L. Patel, Mahendra Shah, Steve Irlarper. ROVV 5: Kat- pendra Agrawal, Doug Turner, johnny Streller, Gangaram tar Rao, Nlohamed Ali, Uhester Smith, Alylam Sankaran, Patel, Kerry Bessemer, Frank Revard. ROVV 3: G. S. Saty- Teddy I-Iorsley, Jere Hanan, ,lim Phillips, Gerald Bartel, -Ian anaravana Kantilal Shah David Mookken I.arrv Loweoek, lftlwards,I7alelNIaz11Chek. . i V i . Surendra Patel, I,ziwrenCe Thompson, James Burch, Sudhir Page 2-lo FRONT ROVV: Kenneth Bradford, Arvind Shah, S. C. Patel, Kishore Patel, Nlohamed Uazi, Miirriee Nlason, VVayne Bever- age. ROVV 2: Nlohamed Yusuff, David Friels, Ismile Noor- haksh, Garold Uberlender, David Fillman, Dan Nlarks, Lewis Heik, Donald Allem, Kishor Shah. ROVV 3: Charles Swarv Melvin Neppel, David Acton, Wayne Heliger, Gary Nickerson, George Shaw, Harvey Bartel, Gary Kutz. ROVV 4: John Baker, Herk Trussell, Calvin Moser, Pat McCoy, Gordon VVhite, Gerald Thompson, Gary Vllells, Vikram Rajaram, Roger Beecham, David Nitler. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS etivities Aid in Preparing Engineers Belief that engineering students should become XV.-XYNE liiiveiuoiz Pr'f'i'i1lr'11I Rav Moons Vicf'-Pr'ci'i1le'1zt Ti-ioams KICFARLIN Sf'1'r4'frzry M L'RRICli NIAsoN YlI't'IlA'Ll!'f' 1' closely acquainted with the faculty and the engineering world is basic to this organization. Nlembership is open to Oklahoma State students enrolled in the schools of civil, architectural, or general engineering. Activities are aimed toward achievement of the or- ganization's goals. State-wide Held trips to industrial or engineering projects take the student into the engi- neering World and it, in turn, is brought to him by guest speakers at the annual fall banquet and the infor- Rocizk lfi,.-weeks 11ll'l'f.5'0f mal coffee hours. Participation in intramural sports and an annual picnic featuring a student-faculty soft- ball game provide for a well-rounded program. Page 247 AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS Papers H lp Increase Participation The two main objectives of the American Society ot' Q hflechanical Engineers are to promote fellowship MARK 1g,R,,,NGHM, among engineering students and to further engineering Presizlwlf ,lies IsH.u1 'riff'-l,I'l'.liIlll'7If Rrxmioxn Poyyizas Serrrlrlry practices. There are over l00 students in good scho- lastic standing in the chapter at OSU. The members of this society have the opportunity to participate in regional and sectional conferences Where cash awards are presented to the Winners. Students' names are engraved on a plaque which is kept in the MARTIN BRAKES Trrrzrzzrrr engineering oflice if they present papers at the confer- ences. A panel consisting of students and members from the faculty judge the papers presented by mem- bers of the society at the conferences. FRONT ROW: D. R. Haworth, john Dobrinski, Jitrendra Laliwala, Suleman Abdulla, Suryakant Dawawala, Kishur Chheda, Ravindra Bhula, Shung-Yue Tze, George Dewberry. ROVV 2: Anant Vora, Ajit Sheth, Elden Cross, Frank Ratlitf, Bill Hodges, Joy Day, Arjan Lalchandani, Litondo Morrison, Manhar Mehta, jerry Trottman. ROVV 3: Larry Bailey, james Clamon, Mark Birmingham, Carey Daniel, Dennis Luck- inbill, Kul Ifppal, ,latin Shah, John Brammer, A. J. Gadberry, Ilarshad Gohil, Otto Mullman. ROVV 4: Manharlal Shetha, Thomas Spickelmier, Bob Cooper, Ramesh Mehta, James Gist, Raymond Powers, T, Ii. Allen, Richard Iiyron, james Bradley, james Rogers, Glen Ilicks, Roger Kise. Page 2-I3 ln. L , L Chi Epsilon Formed for Chi Epsilon is a national honorary society to recog- nize juniors and seniors ranking in the upper third of their Civil, architectural, and general engineering classes. Top Upperolassmen FRONT ROVV: Gerald Thompson, Mervin Snowden Cpresi- dentj, Shirley Satterfield Cqueenj, Ayla Talny, Wayne Bever- age Qtreasurerj, David Nittler fseeretaryj. ROW 2: Dennis Su, K. C. Gopal, Ray Moore, Carl Holloway, Zaid Malhas, David Fillman, Sue Ifmazawa. ROVV 3: Harvey Bartel, Yu- suff Mohamed, Herk Trussell, Vikram Rajaram, Larry Langley, Ali Shadid, Gary Kutz, Miirrire Masrrri. Tau Iota Epsilon Honors Scholastic Abilit The purpose of Tau lota lfpsilon is to promote schol- ahout a closer relationship among the students, faculty, and friends. FRONT ROWV: Dave Bouchard, treasurer, Duane Baker, sec- retary, john Harvey, advisor, Alvin Shiirman, advisor, Ken- neth johnson, president, R. lVICIntyre, vice-president. ROVV 2: Violet Herd, Ronney Bradley, Richard Haynes, Douglas Laugh- lin, john Rogers, Kirk Hodson, Robert Noll, Gene Carlson. ROYV 3: Earl Smay, Rickie Rose, Russell Ash, VVilliam Bryant, Donald Gephardt, Stanley Shuford, James Treason, Duane Nlorrison. INSTITUTE OF ELECTRIC AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS 'ew Knowledge Gained from etivities The OSI' student branch of the Institute of Electri- llfxyxiz Orst Rl fill Presizlffzlf jox KIii.i.ER 'rift'-lJl'llXflll'llf 'IINI Klonrox Sf'lTft'l'1II'j' and Electronics Engineers seeks to acquaint the future electrical engineer with the recent technological innovations in the scientific industry through the speak- ers at monthly meetings and field trips during the year. The organization also seeks to provide an atmosphere for the exchange of ideas and to promote a closer rela- tionship between students and faculty. Gisoncziz Kisitk 'l'1-was 11 rw' The highlight of the year is the local student paper contest. This allows the student to develop the neces- sary qualities for a successful professional career. FRONT ROVV: Paul Strokey, james Yvoods, VVayne Caddell, VVayne Otsuki, George Kizer, james VVilliams, Shiv Gupta, john Utey, Rajendra Nlehta, Donald lNIitchell. RUVV 2: Leh- man lilackketter, Richard Myers, Rohert Radloff, Surjit Bhurjee, Dennis Ilolfman, Randy Nunley, Ilarry Arnold, john Giem, Dale Rohertson, Stephen Paetz. ROW' 3: Richard Smith, Ilar- lod Eaton, Iyiichael Sigmon, john Edwards, john lN1ain, Neil Rieherson, james Gunn, Gordon Knutson, Lowell Bohn, john Morgan, Duane Matthiesen. RUVV -l-: Rohert Grifhn, Lester Ilolland, Roger Merle, Richard lvillis, Gordon Nelson, Mark Thomason, Iloang Nha, Gary Rock, Dave Cisco, Rohert Shupe, David Ballew. RUVV 5: David Ilarned, Kenneth Keyser, Fred IVIartin, john DeLozier, Claud Kendrick, David IVInllan, Dennis Starling, Ronald Price, Donald Clark. Page 250 Phi Lambda Upsilon Promotes Investigation Phi Lanihda Llpsilorfs main ohjeetive is the enthusi- astic promotion of high scholarship and original investie gation in all branches of pure and applied chemistry. FRONT RUVV: Fred Yeateh, Prem juneja, Billy lNIeC'oy, Mar- lin Holtmyer Csecretaryl, Sammy Gahriel ftreasurerl, Ronnie Hale fvice-preside-ntl, Louis XVilson tpresidentl, F. I. Fisen- hram, U. C'. Dermer. ROVV 2: james Erskine, Robert llan- son, jerry C'handler, Gavin Doughty, Cam Oehlsehlager, Ar- lan Richardson, Chuek Fish, Phillip llarris, Avinash Rangra. ROVV 3: Darrel llopper, VValter Godwin, Charles IHIIITIQIII, Nlohan Kulkarni, David Boone, johnnie VVhitney, Leo llall, Tommy C'hal'hn, Dick Schiltz. RUVV 4-: jack Stanley, VRS Hrodheek, Mike Hcllwege, Phil Hancl, YVilliam Dunn, Charles Bond, Howard Austin, Nels lrlalmherg, Larry Smith, David Nlontgomery. Automotive Engineers Studying Field hlell ill flle Siltiety of Allfolllotive l'iIlgiIlL't'I'S work FRONT ROXV: Kattar Rao, Leonard XVallaCe ttreasurerl, ,. I .. 1,01 .ku ' f' ,I 1, i U 1 ,- I I i VVilliam Fmerson Cpresidentb, Phil Sheridan Cseeretaryj, llalv tofattul to iklt Op 5 I In lf is hollllutei llltl tu ih Ahmed, ROVV 2: Mehendra Shah, Rai Krishan, Gan- production and maintenance ot auomotive vt-Int-les. ilHI'11H1 Pllfvl, John l71U'1T1fl'. Bill Ilfflllfx 5lH'f'1Cl1'2I Pllfel- 'Q 'X 5 Q va esfazr-pir yr'wa1 echanical Technicians Inspired b Club Films and lectures bring the adiliates closer to their field. Nlaintenance of a strong contact with industry and unity among members are the goals. FRONT ROVV: Norm Abell fsponsorj, R. D. Nlelntyre tsec- treas.j, john Rogers lvice-pres.j, Clary VVilcox fpresidentj, Michael Barr, Kirk Hedson. ROVV 2: Kenneth Fisher, Donald Nlays, Ken O'Neil, jim Addams, joe Lewis, C. Crawford, james Brown fadvisorl. ROVV 3: Alvin Sherman, james Smith, Duane Morrison, Robert Cook, james Creason, Darrell Matthews, Miles Maly, Robert Sharpe. Student Industrial Arts Prepares Teachers To further interest in teaching and to provide an op- portunity for future industrial arts teachers to assemble for social functions are the objectives. FRONT ROVV: Ronald A. Lane, Richard D Mclfihancy ftreasurerl, john Hammond, john Thompson Cpresidentj, Lar- ry Mcflendon lfirst vice-presidentl, Roger Nlurphy lseeond vice-presidentl, L. H. Bengston. ROVV 2: Charles jedlieka, Ronnie Rippy, Barry Parsley, Keith Gan, Ray Duncan, Cliff Shea, Larry Shaffer, VVilliam Hoag, Landis Trekell. ROVV 3: joe Cannaday, Bobby Carter, Sammy Cooper, Larry Fair, Virgil Hodges, Larry Brown, Vernon jackson, VVa5'ne Taggart. Q , i' FRONT ROW: D. R. Haworth, James Gist, Richard Easter- wood, Leonard Foster, Donita Williams, john Brammer, Lee Harrisberger. ROVV 2: Krishnan Iyer, Narayana Reddy, Har- old George, Edwin Hayashi, Manhar Mehta, Mark Birming- ham, Elden Cross. ROW 3: Habil Basrai, Albert Sliva, Joe Day, Steven Burchett, jerry Whitehouse, Don Mathis, John PI TAU SIGMA Harder, William Morris, Raymond Glass. ROW 4: Herbert Ganner, Tony Cerveny, Harvey Robinson, Michael Smith, Oran Hall, Paul Topencik, John Taylor. ROW 5: john Gib- son, Robert Johnson, Carl Slater, Rus Saunders, John Robin- son, Dennis Luckinbill, jacob Mitchell. Fraternit Objective Is Scholarship Pi Tau Sigma's objective is to promote the high ideals of the engineering profession and to stimulate interest in coordinate departmental activities. An out- LEUN.-xko FOSTER President standing sophomore is presented an annual award of a NIark's Nlechanical Engineering Handbook for the JOHN BRAMMER Rcfrording Serrffmry RICHARD EASTERWOOD purpose of promoting high scholarship among the members of Oklahoma State University's Lambda chapter. T'f mW' Each semester, mechanical engineering students who LEE I'I.-XRRISRERGER have been outstanding in their scholarship and have ffffffff-'Of shown excelling leadership abilities can be seen With large red and silver spur gears on the campus. Blem- bers of this organization have supplemented their edu- cation in broader fields than covered in studies. Page 253 s E Tech Drafting Club Keeps Majors Informed Students who are inajoring in drafting and design FRUNT ROVVI Alvill fl1l Pf'1'.If'l'r Williflm P113 Wr.G31'Y , ., h , 'IX .1 IJ ' b .N NI b i 1 v 1 V Belair fSECFCIIIl'j'-fl't'1lSllI't'l'j, VVlll1ZlITl Roberts fviee-presldentj, Lolnpohl t Q ul ld Uni! K ll ' Us L ll mcctb H613 Dennis Parr Qpresidentj. ROVV 2: Larry Cain, Don Jones, two weeks to discuss the aehievnients in its field. 1.01115 Schmitt, Clhilflfs Zim!-E, Rick Mfffllill, 51011 Talllf- RUVV 3: C. H. Thompson ladvisnrj, Roger Sample, Bob Sewell, Otto Goins, Miki- Davis, R. D. lirnmheld ladvisnrl. Tech Radio Club Promotes Achievements This organization is eoinposed of students interested Pffff-J, lflf .l'l2U'I'if .lP1'1'Si4lcn1l, Gene R1'5'I1UlflS CSEO--UBHSJ, ' ., . , 1,,,l . - ' I - f' -l l' f l'sl sl s. . Perry fVIeNe1ll tatlvisorl, Montree Amphansoox, RUVV 22 Tom In Hunt 1 U1 Olmlulh Ill tu lf L5 0 app lu t LLUOUKS my Greer, Jim Doiiglierty, Duane Baker, David Hales, Victor g111dg1111g1fg-111' Q011111111ljfglfiqng, Berg, Nliller Tiger, l5l'2lclley fllilrli. ROXV 32 JUG NICIILICII- hall, Gail Jones, Charles Teague, ,lake Kammerer, 'lack Niax- FRONT ROXV: Maurice llamhurger, Donald Gephardt fvice- well, ,lack Burson, Dwain Daulwert, Stanley Shnfortl. 5 P E r r ... ... r.. Q FRONT ROVV: Ayla Taluy, Harold Eaton, jere Hanan, Gor- don Smith, Everett l.zim:ir, Gerald Bennett, Mike Yarborough. ROVV 2: Robert Griffin, Howard Duff, Robert McCarthy, john Giem, Bill Fry, Mxix Richardson, Jay Davison. ROVV 3: Rex VVeigancl, Carl Kurt, Gary VVells, Dick Sehiltz, Don SIGMA TAU Brown, Shabbir Basrai, Jim Kent, Lewis lieik. ROVV -li Gene Dillahunty, John lluggins, Arthur Hahn, David Klingenberger, Nlervin Snowden, Vikram Rajaram, lWike Lewellen, Richard lN1artel, David Nittler, Slide Rule Classes Sponsored b Club Organized in i904 for the purpose of recognizing Gi5R.xi,n liizxxifrr lJI'l'.l'iIll'7If l'fvi2Ri5'rT l,,xAi.xR ' ' . , J . , ' , . lzrf llfilfllfllf 101. Avia 'l'.-xiii' Se1'r'rfz11'y Cloanox Sxirrli 5, fl 1f7'I.ror l f Xlnui Yr-xRnoRoL'GH 3 , i l l'l'lI.VIH'l'1' C ,-. 'CJ 'L fi m w C Z 'li 25 1 C fi C 3 '- ... C 'T f-Y C A .... --4-. A s., 'T ID CL 4 LD 3 ff F: A .... 'T C C '-1 m G fl: scholarship and professional attainment, Sigma Tau, national honorary engineering fraternity, is made up of students ehosen from the upper one-third of the jun- and senior engineering classes. Although high grades is the basic requirement, members must also pos- sess leadership qualities and be able to get along with their fellow students. Faculty members are eligible to join as alumni members. Basie and advanced classes in the use of the slide rule are taught by members of the fraternity. Also, Page STUDENT ENTERTAINERS Students Visit Pacific Militar Bases JIM BEAUCHAMP President CH ET VVILLEY Vice-President JIMMIE CLEMENT Secretary JAN HENRY Treasurer Any student at OSU who can provide Wholesome en- tertainment of any type is Welcome to become a mem- ber of Student Entertainers. This year fourteen select entertainers, Working With the USO show, visited military bases in the Pacihc on a six-Week trip. The OSU Student Entertainers have operated at Oklahoma State for more than a quarter of a century. The organization is designed to allow students to de- velop their talents and help pay their college expenses While providing wholesome entertainment to groups throughout the state. Their popularity has been proven in their enthusiastic reception by civic clubs, school organizations and fraternal groups in Oklahoma. FRONT ROW: Jim Beauchamp, Jan Henry, Jimmie Clement, Chet Willey. ROW 2: Kenny Hickman, Fran Reams, Laura Geed Judith Nelson , . Page 256 Little Sisters of Minerva ls New Fraternit Chosen for their interest and willingness to work for SAE, the Little Sisters serve as campus representatives and hostesses for Sig Alph social functions, FRONT ROVV: Nancy Price, Marilyn Mobley, jan Lemaster fviee-presidentj, Sue Ann Adamson, Nlary Brower, Suzanne Chapman, Cynthia Grisham Cseeretaryj, Pat Graft Ctreasurerj, Susan jones, Norma Jean Smith Qpresidentj. ROVV 2: Susie Helmers, Jo Ellen Johnson, Bev Handley, Leslie Gill, Jan Creveling, Jody Lambeth, Carolyn Pool, Carol Arnold, Fran Realms, Barbie Robertson. K RO Run by Students Around-The-Clock Cn the air 24 hour a day, KVRO is 0SUls most listened to station. KVRO radio is eompletely operated by students interested in radio and tv. FRONT ROVV: Edward Brocksmith CNews Directorj, Steve O'Neil CSales Managerh, Ann Hawkins, lvlarilyn Ratzlalf, David Carley COperations Managerj, VVilliam Engler QGeneral Managerj. ROVV 2: Cheryl Harrison, Dave Moss, Ron VVhit- aker, Ken Hardcastle, Mike Miller, Mary Sue Suesz. ROVV 3: Gene Roberts, Fred Matthes, John David, Jim Back, Boomer MeSpaLlden, Don Johnston, Jim Loepp, jim Farr. t NV we frzk WOMEN,S RECREATION ASSOCIATION Group Sponsors VVomen's Intramurals By sponsoring the women's intramural program, the VVomen's 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- IQATHY CROW Presidwll JIQANITA STEIGLEDER Business fllrznzzger ,IU LIA CJRRISON Secretary , g v pendent groups which accumulate the highest number AIDA X AN VVHITLEY . . . , 4a,m0r of points in intramural sports. Iwhe honors banquet, held in the spring, includes the presentation of a senior award, and sportsmanship award. WRA is open to all college FRONT ROVV: Judy Schlosser, Glenda Combrink, Pat Smith, Juanita Steigleder, Julia Orbison, Ada Whitley. ROW 2: Lynn Oberlender, Paula Kennedy, Maria Powers, Cathy Risk, Con- nie Stalf, Carla Gaither, Kathleen Howell. ROW 3: Rita women interested in sports. Alexander, Phyllis VVojahn, Susan Scheffel, Dorothy Skouby, Judith West, Bonnie Dolan, Nancy Hansens. ROW 4: De Ann Stinchcomb, Linda Stansel, Lana Reiswig, Linda Hoover, Betty VVeigandt, Norita Lucas, Evelyne Doty, Sarah Curl. Page 258 quatic Club embers Gain Proficient: Students interested in gaining proficiency in synchro- U11 Whit? CPl'f12I.f11m Chaifmilljl, Vllfftln Wnkelfv QSCCYHYHYY- ', d , .' ' 1k'H1 sh ' ' 'bl , .. li. X .' treasurerl,,lmlyl,aml1eth Cpresitlentj, Miriam Haworth Qspon- nme slllmmlllg 5 l 5' ll 0 'ln 'I C to pam t 4 Mum- sorl. ROVV 2: linnnie Dolan, Sarah Curl, Renee Roszel, Car- miiig tggf, girl- eligible fm- iiif-iiibgrglqip, olyn Howser, Frances Peddy, Ruth Ann Green. ROVV 3: Rita Y Alexander, Nancy Teel, .lan llaynes, Karen Meintlers, Susan FRONT RUVV: Kathryn XVilliams lprogram chairmanl, Shar' Fggert, Amantla Van Tungeln. PEM CI b P 'd T h' lf ' On the scene teaching actual situations in the public tllryll, R0bf1't.l21Cksf1I1, Bflb Shflllll' lt1'eHsl1rCrl.RQW 2.2 Valerie Nh lx . N y . il . .V f 1 b H Colvin lspnnsorj, Glenda Cumbrink, Nancy Frith, Rita Alex- SL OO S pl'0VlC Cb lllbtlillkflollzl 0pl70I'tUIlll'lLS Ol IUCIU CIS under, Cathy Fran Mcfvnllll, Kzly Hadgerls, cllivin Mel- of the 'Physical Fdiii-ation Club. ton. ROVV 3: Darlene Sellers, Dennis Dutsch, Sharon VVhite, ' llal Burke, Marty McNamara, Kristin Harry, Darlene MC- Keown, Pat Smith. ROVV -li Mike Gleason, Sherryl Lewis, FRONT ROYV: Gene Davis, 'luhn Miller, Judy Nlartin lpresi- Beverly Miller, 'left YVilliams, Larry Ferguson, 'lack llaenbson, clentl, Stephen Kastner lvire-presitlentl, Theila Elliott lsecre- Dr. A. P. VVarner, Alison Poe, ,lnlie Orbison, YWCA Association Active in Campus Life PATRICIA ABERN.x'rHy President NANCY GOERSS Vice-Prrrizlwzzi SHARON HOAR The YWCA is a Christian movement, responding to the needs of persons in their personal and social life and yet open to all who Want to belong, including those who are committed to the Christian faith, those Who are committed to other faiths, and those Who are searching and questioning. It provides an opportunity to explore the meaning of the Christian faith and gives leadership training. Semmry The YWCA presents programs on current, personal, HUWIE RUDOLPH student, community, national, and international prob- Tfmfufgf lems. Besides sponsoring the campus-wide Women's day Workshop and the annual international student tea, the HY participates in a special project each Christ- mas. FRONT ROW: Nancy Goerss, Sharon Hoar, Patricia Aher- ROVV 3: jane Emrie, Connie Moyers, Nancy Eaton, Julia nathy, Bobbie Rudolph. ROW 2: Kathryn French, Patty Stephens. Musick, Teresa Ashenhurst, Karen Liaboe, Carol Browning. gil,-5533 X was Page 260 NNW ' Mwae--, 5 V Ms 'Wu r VE? Theta Sigma Phi Co-Sponsors Varsity Revue Theta Sigma Phi, co-sponsor of Varsity Revue, is FRONT ROW: Micki Goins Qsecretaryb, Donna Bottoms Qpresiclentl, Harry Heath fadvisorj. ROVV 2: Patty Musick, open to all women majoring in journalism who are in- Jeannie Kvgar Kay Dodd' terested in improving the standards of journalism. Sigma Delta Chi Promotes Journalism Intending to make journalism a profession, members co-sponsor Varsity Revue, give four S100 dollar schol- CIYCHSUFCTU, Tony 50l0W CPfffSiClCY1fl, Tom WilliHmS CViCC- - - - a presidentj, Doug Warren. ROW 2: Rex Wilmore, Kim Ston- arshlps and hearJ0Umf'l1St'CSPeakfffS- aker, Phil Frey, Bob Cox, Harry E. Heath, Jr. fadvisorj. FRONT ROW: jim Stout Csecretaryj, Ovonual Johnston Sigma Tau Delta Work ls Published Sigma Tau Delta is a. national lionorary Ifnglish fra- FRONT RUVVI Edward Ynnngblvod lViCe'PfCSidEHfl, MHYY -t 1 vh i - - - f 1- Rohrherger fsponsorj, Jean Flanagan fpresidentj, john How- fC1'Il1y xx ose ann is to promote appreuatlon o itera- ell Qtreasurerl' ROVV 2: Dianne Henderson, Loretta Neu- ture, and encourage writing and fellowship, mann, Anne DHIHP. Mary Ann Quinnetre- ROW 32 Frfeda Graves, Carolyn Coley, Mike Rieves, Ann Emerick, Coy Morrow. Redskin Staff ls Dedicated To Its Work The staff of the 1965 REDSKIN is dedicated to the FRONT ROVVI Jim Hitt, Barry Vvhile fHSS0CiHff? Cdifnfi, U 1 f fu- ld - hx Y ,K d- . if h Donna Bottoms feditorj, Bob Hardy Cassociate editorj, Bob boa 0 I mg lmso Space U1 t I5 lears C mon O t C Crothers. ROVV 2: Neil Richerson, Neil Geppelt, Wayne yearbook, gg well as thg important wgrk, Massey, Charles Cornelius, Randy Miller. FRONT RUVV: Norman Bryant, Nancy Eaton, Robert Gibson, R. B. Deal, jon Green, Lynn Carpenter. Row 2: Monty Kes- ter, Phyllis Kester, Arleen Carr, Jody Lambeth, Paul Koep- sell, Dennis Durbin. ROVV 3: Don Brown, Duane Matthie- PIMUEPSILON Members Show sen, VVayne Otsuki, Alan Klein, S. Y. Ruo, Howard Kunka, David Bagwell. RUVV +2 Hoang Nha, jeff Lacy, Joe Hawk- ins, Bruce VVianeko, Charles Davis, Robert Jenks, Steve Randles, Perry McNeill. nterest in atb 'l'he promotion of true scholarship, particularly in l1YNN C:XRl'lfN l'lfR Pff'5iIlUIlf -lox GREEN lYit'I lJft'KiIlt'llf NANCY li.-arrow Ser'r'cl11rj' Noizxrxx l3P.v.xx'i' 1ll'f'llSllI'f'!' the field ot mathematics, is the purpose of Pi lVIu Epsilon. Klembership includes students from all areas of liberal arts and engineering who have a particular interest in higher mathematics. Contributions in the 1-ield of mathematics are presented upon membership. Monthly meetings are held to discuss various mathe- matical topics of interest. These meetings serve as a source of fellowship for students and faculty interested in the promotion of mathematics. Roixisizr Gnzsox fIKl'Z'i.S'flV' liach year the chapter selects the recipient of the outstanding freshman mathematics student award 5 V which is given at the annual spring banquet. Page 263 FLYING AGGIES GSU Students Dominate Competition Iiisrrii Mfxcxm' Presilzlmlf ,ART Boom Irift'-lJ!'l'.Yilff'lIf RoxiE TRIVITT Secrelzlry RANDY MCCOY Treasu rar Oklahoma State University has become one of the top producers of college-trained pilots in the United States as a result of the interest and the enthusiasm cre- ated by the Flying Aggies who have dominated inter- collegiate tlying competition. ln addition to bringing home many trophies, the group works also With the university's tlight program. The prime objectives of the Fying Aggies are to promote aviation education and interest. During the year this group has many interesting activities for its members. These include aircraft plant tours, parties, and fly-in breakfasts over the entire state of Oklahoma and surrounding areas. FRONT ROVV: Arthur Ayling, Keith lkiackey, Art Bogie, Roxie Trivitt, Randy McCoy, Jim Kelln, john Collins, 'Finer Lapsley. RUVV 2: Carol Petropoly, Judith WVilliams, Doug- las Schoenhals, Sally Morton, Gene Anderson, james Dore, Sharon Fisher, Richard Hollrah. ROVV 3: Nancy Frith, John Nloore, Carolyn Vaughan, Kim Bailey, VVQ-ntlal Vaughan, Charles Boesch, David Pope, John Duncan, Sandy Harris. ROVV -I-: James Green, Paul Frith, David lyladdox, Larry Scott, Jack Gray, John Thur, Steve Vogel, Donald Brown, Cary Couch, Karl Stone. Page 26+ f l lpha Pi lVlu Advances Engineering Ideas The two main goals of Alpha Pi 1111, national in- dustrial engineering honorary, are to recognize outstand- ing lE,s and to facilitate better student-faculty relations. FRONT ROVV: Chuck Shipley ftreasurerj, jere Hanan Cpresi- dentj, James Shamblin Cadvisorl, Shirley Dickerson Cqueenj, Terry Mantz fvice-presidentl, Gerald Bennett Qsecretaryj. ROVV 2: Morita Bateman, Jack ReVelle, Deven Thaker, R. Raja Venkatraman, Pankaj Lalaji, Mahendra Shah, Robert Fritz. ROVV 3: Kerry Bessemer, Gangaram Patel, Marvin Roupe, Aspi Irani, Ashok Shirali, Bob Null, Larry Smith. ROVV 4: Roy Matlock, Kattar Upenderro, Victor Gallo, John- ny Streller, VVilliam Paehura, Thomas Whitlock, Phillip Light- foot, Dee Smith. . . . Furthers Agricultural Education Alpha Tau Alpha, organized on the Oklahoma State University campus in October of 1963, is a national professional agricultural education fraternity. FRONT ROVV: Richard Carter freporterj, Bill Clymer Cvice- presidentl, VVill Getz fpresidentj, Everett Edington fadvis- orb, Norman Mcllaren Qtreasurerl. ROW 2: Edy Sumin- taredja, Pelagio Favardo, Roy Butler, Robert Price, Chris VVhite, George Cook. ROVV 3: Larry Harvey, Larry North- up, Orba MeDaris, Robert Green, Larry Maddux, Jimmie Kibby, Cecil Cox. ROVV -I-: Larry Mayton, Tom Berninger, Freddie Fenton, Larry VVright, VVarren Beavers, YVendell Fenton. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS COUNCIL Council Honored for Outstanding Job Carzoryx Frrz Prcsidwzt Puirii' ,IoNEs Viiie-Prvsizlmzt JANE PRrcE The International Relations Council has a purpose of furthering the campus' understanding of the prob- lems that confront the international community of which each student, foreign and American as Well, is an integral part. The council, formed on campus in l929, Was this year awarded a certificate of merit from the national organization for the local groupls program over the years. The IRC achieves its goal by bringing Secretary outstanding speakers to the campus, Working with the Doco XVrr.i.i.nis - - - x i x M . Various national groups upon projects such as the an- i wwf . . . . . . . nual international Exhibition, and in general, Working to create closer relationships between American stu- dents and their international guests. FRONT ROW: Earl YVorstell, Doug VVilliams, Richard land Carter. ROW 3: Roland Yip, Lawrence Miller, Vikran Grauel, Carolyn Fitz, Krishnan Iyer, Satish Shah, Mary New- Rajaram, Jane Price, Jonathan Los, Bob Provine, Harold bauer. ROW 2: Laliwala jitendra, Vijay Shah, Ajit Sheth, Eaton, Robert lVIason, Anant Vora. Mires So, Larry Baird, Phillip Jones, Ronald Ballew, Row- Page 266 FRONT ROW: Berhanu VVagaw, Caesar Reeves, Dionysius Emmanuel, Mohamed Abdel-Razig, Michael Olomu, Mustafa Williams, Berhane Berhe, John Litondo. ROVV 2: Tsegaye Eldin, Joseph Keflemariam, Michael Miboye. AFRICAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION New International Group ls on Campu DIONYSUS XVILLIAMS President BERHANE BERHE Vicz'-Prcsiderzt JOHN LITONDO Srfrctflry The African Students Organization, one of the most socially and politically active organizations at OSU, began in 1962. Since that time, its membership has had an increase of about 80 per cent. The primary objective of the organization is the so- cial unification of all Africans, the membership being opened to all from the African Continent. The organization started a system by which it is to receive periodicals from African Embassies concerning the growing African Nations. Now under study is a plan of a Federation of Africans in Oklahoma to ac- quaint students with the continent of Africa and to fur- ther friendships between Africans and Americans. Page 267 International lVluslin Students Promote Ties Membership in the International llluslim Student Or- ganization is open to all Muslinis who are attending Oklahoma State University as regular students. FRONT ROW: Omar Bavvadikji ftreasurerj, Ibtihaj Arafat, Muneer Barwadikji Qpresidentl, N. H. Razvi fsecretaryj, Khalid Amro. ROW 2: Ali Surve, Ismile Noorbaksh, Ga- zi Asker, Talib Makkawi, Ahmed Hassan, Mawatai Al- Rubaiy. ROW 3: Ali Shadid, Parvis Abedi, Yusvlf Mohamed, Faisal Al-Saad, Laith Namiq, Mohamed Hussain, Nuri Baryun. Iranian Students Club Helps Understanding The Iranian Students' Club is organized to help stu- dents of Iran and American cultures to more fully ap- preciate and understand one another. lllembership is open to any student. FRONT ROVV: Mostafa-Latifi, Parviz Jatala Cpresidentj, Bill Powers Qsponsoirj, Hooshang Pakseresht Csecretary-treasurerj, Cyprus Teheranchi. ROW 2: Fred Ebrahimi, Khasrovv Ka- moosi, Isaac Vardanian, Phil Sabri, Taghi Biria, Parviz Eli- son. ROW 3: Mohehatullah Vahidi, Fariborz Ghavidel, Ismigil Noorbaksh, Jay Razavi, Amir Badigi, Azar Maghadam, Parviz Abed. z - .... L. FRONT ROW: Khalid Amro, Suzelle Toma, Raja Elizzi, Ahmed Qutuh, Joseph Feghali. ROW 3: Nahil Tukan, Talib johara Qamar, Ibtihat Arafat, Zizette Elwan, Faisal Al-Saad. Makkawi, Laith Namiq, Abdul Hammour, Victor Toma, Tarik ROW 2: Zaid Malhas, Mowafai Al-Rubaiy, Omar Bawadik- Aljeboori, Robert Morgan, Ali Shadid, Mohamed Elizzi. ji, Muneer Bawadikji, Nagih El-Rawi, Salim Al-Kutaihi, ORGANIZATION OF ARAB STUDENTS Objective ls To Foster Fellowship KHALID M- Tama Ammo President TARIK 'Taiwan Tffll3'lll'f77' ZEZIT ELVVAN Secretary rFHEODORE Kixrivooo ilzlvisor The main objective the Oklahoma State chapter of the Organization of Arab Students strives to attain is to foster a better understanding and fellowship between the Arab and American students. Their many activi- ties are used to achieve success in this goal . Their activities are highlighted by interesting speeches, musical programs, radio programs, slides and exhibits, and Arab educational films presented to Okla- homa Statc University and to the people of Oklahoma. Borrowing a phrase from the Americans, the motto of the Organization of Arab students is when we work, we work hard, and when we play, we play hardfl Page 269 Pakistan Student Group Helps Students Pakistan Students Association was formed in l957 to promote cooperation and fellowship, to contribute bet- ter understanding, and to encourage Americans to visit Pakistan. Pan- merioan Club liembership in the Pan-American Club is open to all interested people who are regularly enrolled as students on the Oklahoma State University campus. FRONT ROVV: Avola Cinnamon, Teddie Jeffers, Pedro Baez FRONT ROVV: Atique Ahmed fvice-presidentj, Mo-Ansar Rahman Qpresidentl, Jameela Jan, Abu A-Tayyib, Suleman Abdnlla Qsecretaryj, ROVV 2: Abu Chowdhury, Mahbub Husain, Mushtag Agboatwalla, Zaid Yamani, Abu Fazlullah. ROVV 3: A. K. Rahman, Abualam Nawaz, Masood Khuhro, Anis-Rahman, Munir-ud-din Chughtai. Promotes Friendship lpresidentj, Ingrid Renard lsecretaryl, Jorge Pomho Qvice- presidentj, Orlando Franco ftreasurerl. ROVV 2: Anna Ben- auicles, janet Bunstine, Carlos Dickinson, jose Marti, Karen Harwell, Irma Angulo. ROVV 3: Alejandro Riofrin, Alfonso Ledzema, Jorge Hall, Carlos Aguirre,, Gene Oliver, Carlos Yuta, Ellen Hodges. FRONT ROVV: Che Ling Chung, Dennis Su, Peter Paklun Cheung, Evangeling Soh, Sai-Hung Ho, Albert Chu, Che Chang Yuan. ROW 2: Su M Lin, Lin Tung Dju, Paul VVong, Joseph Yeoh, P. Chen, Tashon Yu, Lin Huei-Ming, Kate Chang, ROVV 3: VVen-Tyan Huang, Kuang-Yu Tung, CHINESE STUDENT ASSOCIATION Peter Pei-der Chang, Ling-fang Kuo, Chu-yu Liang, George Shang-chi Liao, Nan-kang Liau, Hsiao-Yuan Li. ROW 4: james Tseng, Donald Wu, William Fung, Derson Hou, Li- teh Sun, Daniel Lee San-Chung Yuan, Shuh-shiang Chou, Bing Yuan Ting. Chinese Culture Related to Present The Chinese Student nssoeiation strives to promote fellowship among all Chinese students on eampus. All IQVANGIELING Sou Pf1'XII1f'1If Stl-HLNG Ho Inf'-Pr'e5izlf'21f Iliixxis SL' Serrelary Pi-:Tian CHEUNG 'I 'rear ll re 1' students from China are eligible for membership inthe association. Iising Chinese culture as II basis, this group helps to forward friendship and understanding with students of all nations. Aetivities of the zissoeintion inelude sponsoring 21 pie- nie, recreational functions, il spring ball and eonduet- ing eulturzil netivities. A weleome party is held nt the beginning of each semester to ziequziint new students with the zissoeiation. lileetion of oflieers of the exeeutive eommittee are also held at the beginning of ezieh semester. Page Zfl INDIA STUDENT ASSOCIATION Group ims to Strengthen Relations SATISH SH.-XH President TQRISHNAN IYER Virre-President XYIDY.-XSAG.-XR Rao Secrefzzry AJIT SHETH Treasurer The aim of the organization is to foster better under- standing between the Indian, American and other in- ternational students on campus. It also promotes good- will by strengthening brotherly ties, and explaining the OSU campus to students from India. The club seeks to do this by conducting regularly held meetings. Activities include participation in the International Exhibition and the International Talent Show. The club is the largest international organization of its kind on campus. FRONT ROW: Kixit Ravani, Malkhan Katar, Arvind Shah, Vikram Rajaram, Krishnan Iyer, Satish Shah, Paul Torgersen, Ajit Sheth, Vidyasagar Rao, Rajendra Mehta, Kumin Vakil, Swdhir Parikh, V. Reddy. ROW 2: Aspi Irani, Satish Gandhi, Swresh Patel, Kirti Sanghvi, Ambalal Patel, Raisul Hasan, Kamlaker Rao, Ranesh Mehta, Bhupendra Agrawal, Kailash Goel, Pankaj Lalaji, Satyanarayana Paka, Arvind Modi, Suoyakant Dawawala. ROW 3: Nirmalendu Srivasta- va, Ilarendra Parikh, Harshad Gohil, Krishan Rai, Jay Sam- pat, jitendra Laliwala, Mohamed Askar Ali Gazi, Surjit Bhurjee, Ravindra Bhula, Kishnr Chheda, Deven Thaker, Kantilal Shah, Gangaram Patel, Mahendra Shah, Ramesh Bhatia. ROVV 4: Rais Siddiqi, Rusi Damkevala, Kishor Shah, Arjan Lalchandani, Krishna Singh, Chandru Ranjani, Pravin Shah, Manohar Matharani, Manhar Mehta, Kul Uppal, Sur- endra Patel, Sarvadaman Banker, V. Pemmaraju, Kattar Rao. ROW S: Ali Surve, Moiz Begywala, Yusuff Mohamed, Habib Ahmed, Prem Advani, Shiv Gupta, Jatin Shah, Anant Vora, R. Raja, V. Subrahmanyam, Ashok Shirali, Avinash Rangra. Page 272 FRONT ROXV: Chris VVhite, Snehee Suttsiszithien, Sompnngse suzln, cIII2IIt'I'IfISZlIiUI Piriyziszikul, Surziehxii Suvnnnoclom, Sripxin Iioinolrit, I'h:il:1iIak Komolrit, Knsug Komnlrit, Sudswart Viehzipzin, Szihns I'rornsit, Surat Koonphol. ROW' -I: Rziwi I'hzinsoms:ikdhi. ROVV 2: Prziserin Vongvisith, Annnt I'hin- Tindukzisiri, SIITIISII Ilongprapat, Chzitehzii Uxidzivxiiiij, Mzlnoon wnlzi, Rnngrusing Isxigzingknrzi, Teehzipnn Rziengkhnm, Pong- I,eevirnph:in, Pisidhi Kairzisudhi, Tumrong Iiitzit'Ii:iki'1i, Kun pit Piyzipongse, Montree Amphzinsook, Twee IIIlI'IIlI'IIUIIg. ROV' Surxiknl, C'Iioteeh:ii Att:ivip:itIi, Thzimnoon Siiiglizigziieii. X: IJ:iii1kIic-ong IIIIZIIIIIIYIPZIIDSI, Iiiznn CIzii'iikt-ow, XVijit Som THAILAND STUDENT ASSOCIATION cn 3 U' CD 7 UD O '1 X ilu O ? C: 3 Q. CD T U7 I-I' QD 3 Q. : no NSSSSSSSXXYSSYS Poxczilrr Pu'.xi1oNGsi Presizlwzf 'I'i2eH.wL'N Rfxisxcig lIIl't 12l'f'5iIJf'IIf Sxeniciz SI'TT.XS,X'I'III ,lI!'l'l1.I' 1lI'1'7' 1 v Iinzis Wiirrif ffrltfixrn' The Thai Student zissoeizition of Oklahoma State Ifniversity has been organized sinee the tall semester of 196-I. At the p resent, there are 30 members who nre OSI' students zind their dependents. The mnin pur- poses of this organization are to organize and promote unity z1mongTha1i students on the OSI' ezimpus rind to provide infornizition eoneerning OSI' to their niem- hers. The group nlso extends niutunl understnnding rind promotes eulturnl exchange between Thzii students and other students on the OSI' campus. They promote RI relationship between Thzii students and other Thai stu- dents or Thai student organizations in the I'nited States ns well ns the OSI' alumni in Thiiihind. lui 9' me ITTANAHA INDIAN CLUB Unique Group Comes Back on Campus -IUHN T1PPEcoNN1c The year l964 marked the return to campus of this unique American Indian organization Which Was founded here in I948. Although discontinued in re- cent years, the club Was again recognized as being nec- President essary to the Indian students who took the initial steps AMOS BLACKITT toward formation. ViCe-p,g,i,1e,,f hdembership is open to students of Indian descent ,AN SANDERS who possess one-thirty-second degree Indian blood. It- ' Secretary tanaha is a Choctaw Word meaning, 'fCouncil of the S F Redmenf' and the club motto, HIn the Indian Youth is HARONI IFE . . . . iTmmWr the Hope of the Indian Race, exemplifies the spirit of the members. The club is also an affiliate of the state organization of Ittanaha Indians, which has representatives on other university campuses in Oklahoma. FRONT ROW: John Tippeconnic, Amos Blackitt,Jan Sanders, Robert Grant, Miller Tiger, Lillian Sanders. ROVV 3: Ed Sharon Fife, Phillip Cross, Cecil Grissom. ROW 2: Mary Mouss, John Pinezaddlehy, Elizabeth Leader, Hubert Emhoo- Tippeconnic, Jimmy Garrett, Rosita Blatchford, Tim Wauneka, lah, john St. Clair, Charles Chaney, John Tiger. Page 274- FRONT ROVV: 11111111 Reiswig, Mary Key, Rita f'ow:1n, lVl:1ry Sllllt' Moore, Lana Shzlklee, Anita llolderrend, ylzinifer Allen, Cirzint, Dillllll I,1!llj.fl1CI'ff', Czirolyn l,l'll1ll'I, Suzanne Uhzin, Terrie llllflly, l :lC1l1lUI' Keller, Alyson Hull, Leslie llZlI'l'lIlgIOIl, l7i11nel3erry,RolmertTho1npson,Joe llilfllill, BZll'I'y Kelsey, Gon- .lim Mellonaild, Arlon linineier, Gail Joule, l,21l'l'j' Voise, Rich- znlo llflllly Don Rogers, lid Foley. ROXV 2: Rlllllllllllll VVhite, 1lI'Cl Rolsten. ROVV 4: l,ind:1 Kemp, Tine Gray, Mziry ll1lj'S, lizirhzirn Hryxin, lxlllfilfll Ivester, ,lndith Nelson, Brita lled- C'heryl XVhite, Suzanne C'h11pn1z1n, klllfllk llill, Lynn lfolwell, lnnd, Kzirene Owens, Shzidrzi Vpszlliw, Dennis Unrhin, XVy:1lt Kristin johnson, Gerzildine .'Mller, Kziy XV1-ger, llxiyid ixlllllllll, ,Xd:nns, Ron xxvlllllllvf, Duyid C'l1:1p1n:1n, -liin XVinkle, lizirrx lrqii N1-111111, llozner llopp1'1',,l:1IIies llitt. l'il3pl'l'lt'f. ROW' 3: Roy 11111 Rule, ,lain Roper, Clingei' llnrhiini, Talented Group Picked by uditions 'l'o erente joy in singing :ind to increase stylistie per- f speetives and musical disciplines are fundamentzil goals 1,115 NEZAAI of the members of Oklahoma St2ltClS lfniversity ehoir. l'rf4vi1lw1r Choir membership is open to the entire student body. MINES HITT with auditions heing held prior to the heginning ol' 1'1,,-l1,-,,vf,1,t,,f each semester. SPMNNE CHIWMAW The ehoir performed the Verdi Requiem with the X Sm.t,,m.1,-f,'H,m.,m,,, Oklzihomn City Symphony under the direction of Guy D Frasier Harrison, April 9, l963. The annual spring ff fXl.xx lllI'l'CHlfl.I, , , , , , . Q lnmhmr eoneert in May is eagerly untieipzited by both pnrtiei- ! prints and spectators. Other activities include perform- ' zinees in the Commeneement NlLlSlL'k1lC, the Autumn Festival of Fine Arts, and the fhristmns program. llzi gt- 275 MEN'S GLEE CLUB Singers Present Variety in Program Dow ROGERS The hlen's Glee club, also known as The Singing Troubadors of Oklahoma State, is composed of 80 men and four women who perform a variety of types of PI't,'5ill'f?IIZ' music ranging from classical to popular. f ch., H,,,,R,NG,,,,,N The group entertains at many banquets and other , lfirsf Iliff?-Pl't'J'illt'l1l programs throughout the year. During the first semes- ,nm BAGGETT ter, the group performed for the state music teachers conference and the annual Christmas Sing. Tlrirrl IYfl'c -lJl'f'.l'fIIl'IIf R rio Pooniaa UGH The second semester was filled with statewide tours, the climax being in Klarch when the glee cluh took 'lllrirzf Iliff?-IJI'f'Xf11t'7lf an out of state tour. The spring concert in Klay concluded a year rich in musical experiences. lWcx'er, Iraj Nezam, Gene Oshurn, Ray Pearson, Reg Poor- ROSTER: VVyatt Adams, David Amann, Tom Baggett, Garry Bentley, Charles Bogie, llarry Chancellor, john Cowan, Dennis Durbin, Edward Foley, Dick Francis, Quentin Fulton, Ronnie Goclley, Joe llardin, Gus lluhhartl, Keith Johnston, Harrington, Joe Kirtley, haugh, Don Rogers, Steve Smith, Larry Steiner, Cliarlcs Tal- ley, Mark Thompson, Larry Voise, james VVhite, -lerry VVinklc, Homer llopper, Don Jim VVinkle, Gary VVitt, Nlary llay s. Fred Martin, Mike Vim 9711 WOMENJS CHORAL CLUB Singers Entertain Campus Each Year CAROL BvRn Presiflwlt Al.-XRY Sxirrrr 1'it'I PI'f'.YfIl1'IIf lSRNESTINlE HILL St l'l'I'fIlfj7 CAROL PizTisRsoN KAREN BR.-xs Libl'Il!'iIl1I.V If N. PERK I NS D irf'flor The VVomcnls Choral club provides musical enter- tainment for all campus singers and for those who listen. The organiZation's year was highlighted by the Christmas program in the fall and the outdoor pop'l concert in the spring. A new addition to the choral club is a select group of eighteen voices, the Choral- ettes, Who performed on the two concerts as well as other programs on and off campus. Led by Prof. L. N. Perkins, this club provides valu- able training for those who plan to enter thc music world professionally, and it gives non-music majors an enjoyable experience which will prove benehcial. ROSTER: Donna Aboussie, Kathleen Adams, Sue Adamson, Diane Agar, Nancy Allen, Linda Benson, Linda Beverage, Karen Aias, Carol Bobbitt, Ila Bonham, Virginia Branch, Jane Breckenridge, Susan Brehm, Linda Briggs, Jerry Brown, Sarah Brown, Susan Brown, Rita Browning, VVynona Bryant, Carol Byrd, Judith Caldwell, Nancy Campbell, Lynda Carin- der, Deirdre Carmody, Donna Cawthon, Goria Chandler, Kath- leen Clark, Sonya Colgin, Judith Combs, Joycelyn Cooper, Bar- bara Crawford, Karen Cuthbertson, Rebecca Diltz, Mary Doth, Sharon Doughty, Portia Duckett, Eloise Eley, Janice Ells- worth, Teresa Ewing, Barbara Fitzpatrick, Pauline Francis, Marla Freeland, Henryet Friedemann, Judy Friend, Dana Gant, Linnie Gay, Jannie George, Laura Good, Mary Grassman, Laura Haas, Carolyne Hall, Mzirie Hansen, lylarilyn Harmon, Vivian Hart, Tana Harvey, Juna Hastings, Quinda Hatfield, Rheba Hawkins, Kerry Hickman, Linda Hicks, Margaret Hig- gins, Ernestine Hill, Nancy Hooper, Mary Horner, Pamela Ilunter, Rita Johnson, Jeannette Knesek, Linda Kroamer, Mar- garet Kysar, Susan Lewis, Judy Mallett, Myra Mason, Patricia Meadors, Susan Meadows, Pamela Means, Fredrena Moore, Sue Moran, Suzanne Morgan, Nancy Murdock, Barbara Nelson, Judith Nelson, Cynthia Newton, Joyce Newton, Mickey Oxford, Sue Oxford, Linda Parris, Cheryl Parrish, Charis Patswald, Carol Petersen, Patricia Pickering, Mary Poter, Mary Posey, Gretchen Pratt, Mary Rabbitt, Alice Reed, Frances Reeder, Paula Richardson, Julia Rooker, Carmen Roseth, Sherry Ros- sander, Janet Rossen, Shirle Satterheld, Karen Scott, Deborah Shinn, Mary Smith, Hazel Smithart, Patricia Soloria, Carol Sprouls, Carolyn Stieferman, Pamela Stone, Pamela Summers, Dorothy Sutmiller, Yvonne Taylor, Judith Toussaint, Linda Turnbull, Linda Tuttle, Carolyn XVayman, Suzette XVeaver, Kathryn VVeibel, Olive VVhite, Ruth VVilson, Mary VVindle, Carol VVitt, Kay VVoosley. ,,,i.,x ff-5. ni Pigt ff ,s,,,, Tau Beta Sigma Awards Non-Music Major This national sorority for banciswonu-n bascs 1iivinbci'- FRONT Roxy? Viilill VIWIW If1'0Hs111'r'1'D. Flillllwlll ,I. Ifilfllil' .I ' I., Nl - , 1 xl, .1 , X, Ax I W Al Ivicc-prvsitluiit7, Iliram Ilcnry Qsponsori, Dot XVa4It- Qprcsi- A up ffl' hu U5 'IPI M I0 'UU'IV'1 l K U'1m'- ' H 'lu 'HK clenti, IIa Iionhani Iscn'r'L't:ii'yD J. ROVV 25 Ruth XVilson, Rita is pi'c'sc-ritual to tin- oiitstziiidiiigg non-nillsn' major' 4-as'Ii 4'11I1H'1':Ii2lI1i. VIUIIIF WHJIIINI. M1lI'I1H1'6f Kvilf. f'hf'I'5'I IIIIIDIV- 1 . RUXV 3: Iirlwina Siininons, XVIIIDII Troniplcr, Moniva 'IK-rrill, Hui ixllllt' Iiliy, Sharxn 'I1lll'I'i1'l'Y I'rist'iIIa Stroup, Sigtna I'i Sigma cmlcavors to awarri rlistinction to out- Svhmidl ff1fIVISUl'I. ROW. Z: Denver Princes Larry Kocgv- N 4 1. x it X . I - I ' in U! N 1, hoehn, Ilslao-Yuan Ia, NIICIILICI Potoczak, Alfonso Lcdczrna, Nmm mg gm lun m D 15 MQ' to I'I 'W'fI 'U Mlmu NUMB Ilarolrl Ilarrington. ROVV 32 XVhua Fu VVci, Kenneth Russell, and rcscaruli, and to wo muIa1'ize an intcrvst in miixsics. lfill WHHH. Bah U4ll'fI11Ii1', RUIWVI Ulbwll, R- B- Drill, NV-V,l. I I I . . . Swamy. RUYV -It -lcrry Nhlhonn, Joseph Sorci, Ilcrman Mat- IPRUNT RUNV: blames Summfsrs, james Rutledgr- fprcsiclcnti, thcws, 'loc C'ranc, Rolwrt I':iym', Robert Jenks, jeff I,at'5, IJ nn Jon Green fsccrctaryj, John King Qvicu-prc-sicIuritI, Arlo Carpenter. X, , , . Happa Kappa P i Honors Two Bandsmen This national f1'atc'1'nit5 for l32lIltlS1llL'Il fonnmlcrl at llifflm llf111'5' Cfl1'111SUI'l, lwlllllfl 5l111l'1'111'li ll1l'1'wi1l1'11fl- ROV' Y I I I, I - I I I I I H 1 WA 2: Phillip Brooks Bob Fitzgerald james Martin Charles cNxl'lhmll'l Smtf 1111111 J' lllmlllh 'ln 'llldlll hull lull Green, llerman Rrymlwerts, Gary Llllllllflll, Cecil Agnclv. ROVV to the UllfSl'2lllKllllQ' Trvslnnan znnl svnlor l71lllllSlll1lIl. 33 AFl1111 l5l1f111'i1'1', WVIIFPGII Silzfvf, Cilfl ,lC'f'l:Cf111f. 1311152 lVilliS, 'l'o1n Baylcss, Davis Clements, ,lor-l lilock, llaviml Snyclvr. ROW' 4: Gln-n Milvllc-ll, .Xllcn fVlitc'l1vll, Gage llzlrtlnan, licnnvtt lfRUY'lA RUXY: liwwgv liivlu, ilnrrqx llvnllvx lxiw pnwwirlr-ntl, Nlannalman, lm-rrx RL'AlllUlLlN, llvan Grant, NVillvnr Ylllllllll, Cnr l-'ranlr lizxrofillxkl lllAl'IlNlll'K'll, NYnxun- lllxnlxi lN1'l'l4'llll'NJ, tix cllllllllb, Sigma Alpha Iota, nmtcrnational profcssional nnnsic FRONT RUWI 11111111 Sl111klCC CSC1'1'0f21fyl, KH! WCSCF, 12111 I., H - I I IIN I I -IMI. I II H . I I Roper, Sharon Donglmty cIfCllSlll'LTl'l, Carolyn Dcllart Cpresi- ldtumtl' up mix tu HUI5 0 uuml Umdtlml 'ml clcntj. RUVV 2: Diana llangln-rty, Dana Cant, lla Bonham, promotc-s stronger honrls of nnlsic llllllCl'Sl2lIlKllIlg with lirnestinc llill, jay-nu llill, forcigfn countries. I ,I-aaa I I ii I 5 .I -f V J ,. W 1. w ry- I IIVI I 4 'Suffix ,f 3 , lg, .Cl ? 'Q'-1 OSU BAND Band umbers Largest in OSU LELAND SHARRock Prrsidmzt IAN lx'IAC.AI,PINE I'ft'l'-PfFSfI1f7l1f juz VVINKLE Secretflry DAVID PICKRELL Fresh man Representrllifvf' Because of its precision marching, colorful costumes, and flashy routines, the Oklahoma State University marching band has been given the name UThe Most Colorful Band In All The Landf' Consisiting of l35 members, it is the largest band in the history of the university. Pleasing football fans with its colorful drill routines, the band made the trip to Lawrence, Kansas, for the big game with the University of Kansas. The band played and marched at home games and traveled to Norman for the season closer with the University of Oklahoma. Band members marched in the annual homecoming parade and boosted the spirit of students by playing for pep rallies, basketball games, wrestling matches, and other campus activities. FLUTES: Sherry Fulton, Dian Harrison, Marie Hansen, Caro- lyn Kirkpatrick, Colleen Moore, Sue Sherrill, David Snyder, Sue Wagner. CLARINETS: Ila Bonham, Wilma Trom- pler, Phyllis Wojahn, Wayne Bennett, Don Bryant, Carol Byrd, Mary Chapman, Dan Clements, Patra Dicus, Ron Dunn, Charlotte Fore, Ann Gordon, Ann Hapke, Paula Kennedy, Jane Leader, Ian McAlpine, Barry Morgan, Karen Pike, Kay Roether, Brian Trantham, Donne Vorse, Dot VVade, Bing Willis, Mark VVilson. BASS CLARINETS: Lin- da Baird, Charles King, Darlene McKeown. ALTO SAXO- PHONES: Francie Baker, Loela Balcom, Bill McClure, Marty Shedeck, Kent Washburn. TENOR SAXAPHONES: Jerry Clark, Carol Crow, Garry Foster, Barry Kelsey, Glen Mitchell. BARITONE SAXOPHONES: Joe Hardin, Nancy Robinson. CORNETS: Cecil Agnew, Hollis Allen, Paul Bamherger, Mike Bivins, Philip Bowman, John Carroll, Mike Culver, Charles DeWalt, Ron Gardiner, Charles Green, Bill Hieronymus, George Kizer, Margaret Kysar, James Martin, Arthur Meyer, Phil McKinney, VVayne Otsuki, Gerald Pursell, Steve Reed, Jerry Reynolds, Earl Schallenberg, Larry Shakelford, james Page 280 Sutherland, Jay Wagle, Bill VVhitaker, Chester VVilley, Glenn Wise. FRENCH HORNS: Joe Kirtley, Dwight Caffee, Gary Lanman, Ann Miller, Rosemary Monahan, Gene Osburn, Fran- cine Roark, LeLand Sharrock, Monica Terrill, Sharon Vick. TROMBONES: Ted Atchison, Frank Barozinski, Tom Bay- less, Phillip Brooks, Curtis Chubb, Bob Fitzgerald, Harry Harlan, Ronnie Hitt, Bennett Mannahan, George Newell, Bob Phye, Richard Pyles, Warren Sager, Herb Wetzel, Bill Wil- son, Jim Winkle. BARITONES: Garry Bentley, Arlon En- meier, Mike Fulton, John Morgan, Wilbur Nolan, David Pick- rell, Susie Tallent, Jerry VVinkle, Homer Hopper. TUBAS: George Crawford, Dean Grant, Carl Jeffcoat, Gage Hartman, Eric Just, Jim Loats, Jim Loepp, Leon Lewis, Jim Monahan, Bill Roberts, Mark Thomason. PERCUSSION: Joel Block, Linda Bright, Davis Clements, Albert Clark, Jae Dixon, Janice Henry, Tracy Loyd, Tom Phillipe, Jance Roberts, Robert Rush, Edwina Simmons, Don VVheeler, Ruth Wilson. DRUM MA- JOR: Don Bryant. TWIRLERS: Cheryl Bittle, Julie Chap- man, Anne Eby, Carolyn Herbert, Cherry Holt, Paula Ken- nedy, Marilyn McMillen, Joan Pritchett, Priscilla Stroup, Sharryn Tucker. DIRECTORS: Hiram Henry, Stanley Green. Band Entertains and Boosts Campus Spirit Being organized in a very short time after football season, the concert band played in the state band con- cert clinic. In the spring, the concert band Went on a two-day tour of the state and played in many high schools, ending the tour by playing in the University auditorium. An outdoor concert was played near Theta Pond in hiay, with senior music students conducting. The band year closed by playing for commencement exercises at the University. Marching with the Oklahoma State band and per- forming at the same various activities are the 10 OSU twirlers. For the last three years, Sandra Logdon, the drum major, has led the marching band at its many performances. For the past I8 years, the direction of the band has been under the baton of Prof. Hiram Henry, who has helped the band enlarge greatly. LELAND SHARROCK, President Page 281 UNIVERSITY GRCHESTRA CD 1 C7 3- CD U7 f'I' 1 QD XSXSSSSS Aizrox ICNAII-QIHR Prr'5i1fa'flt Alun XViNi4i.i2 l'i4'l'-PI'l'3'i1!l'lIf R L i'H IVILSON Svr'rr'l1lry- y'l'l'llA'lII'l'I' Davin ULFENG Co mlurftor dds to Campus Culture :X vital contribution to the eultural program ol' OSI' is offered by the I'niversity orchestra. 'I'his organiza- tion rehearses and performs literature from all stylistit' periods. I'ntIer the direction of David Iflteng, the I'niver- sity orehestra has performed four times during the year. The orehestra presented a pops eoneert featur- ing IXfIariIyn Linhart, solo harpist of the Oklahoma City Symphony, as guest soloist. The highlight of the season Centered around the performance of the Christ- mas portion of HandeI's hlessiah, in combination with the University ehorus. YIULINS: Iztlxxalrtl fil'N'I'lIIl2lj', Karp XVoosIt-5, IXILIINIILI XVilI' UIIOIz: Rohn-rt Rush, john i':iv:u'os. C'I,.XRINl'l'I': xviljllt' izuns, Carol XVitt, Martha XVzirren, Carolyn Delizirt, Zznnnr Iiennelt, Donnltl Yorse, Uonziltl IiI'j'llIIl. IEASSUUN: Civrsiltl llziszin, Nziney Irwin, Carolyn Metlloek, Iiarl Parks, Montrose 'I'rirn. 'I'RI'INII'IC'I': Ron:iImI ciill'lIIIlCl', NViIIi:11I1 Altlrieli, Ce- VVZIIKIFUIIY Sue I'Ifeng. VIOLA: David IVIHIlIglllIIL'l'j', Anne De- Inp, Ronailtl H:iIIew. CEILO: John Kemp, Bruce Kinneherg, Patti Moore, julia Ducker. BASS VIOLIN: Noelitzi Lee. eil iAf.fllt'XK'. TROMBONIC: Jim VVinkIe, Jerry IVI1lIIIglJIIICl'-Y, I.awreriee Tomko. 'I'I'I3A: Erie Just, jim VVhite: I'IiRC'l'S- SIONZ Ruth VViIson, Arlon Iinmeier, Marvin Bates. I I.I I'I2: Jewell VVarcI, Sandra Thziyer, Snzelle Tuma. age 282 afar , ,M , ilk Pi Omega Pi eets Noted Businessmen This national honorary f1'zitc1'11ity is for juniors :incl lviiff-l11'fS11lC111l, D0111111 Cl11PP .CP1SS1d6111P, 1111115 P111l41'1', Lin- da Accola Qsecretaryj, Hola Grilhth Qsponsnrl. ROVV 2: jary seniors who expect to bCC0lllCbllSlIlCSSfC2lCl'lC1'S. It rc- Kinkade, Dana Cowen, Linda Emmons, Sam Bristow' JO qnircs ri 3.0 in husincss and 2.5 in all other subjects. N11V11k, P01 5h01f11, C111'f1l1'11 PU11111. 11511119 T113'lf11- ROVV 3i M1ll'y' Brower, Linda Cooper, Charlotte Hrnswcll, Sharon Si'lllll'l', Pnl Kraft, lillQ.L'l'IllZl Young, Sllllllllll' Smith, Phyllis I9RON'l' RUXV: .Nunn Cizirogoli fll't'Ll5llI'l'l'l, l3vx'vi'ly Hnrln-s Covgllt, Q . . E S . lIllCl'Ol'l U RQCUQHIZQS IIOIIIE C. GHIOTS Omicron Nu is an honor society for home ec students FRONT ROVV: Bonnie Scott fstudent council representfniveb, . . . , . . Tonya Noel Cvice-presiclentl, Donna Gillenwntcrs fpresldentl, with high scholastic records. lhe group 2111118 to DPU- Carnlelinker Csecreraryj, Marian I,ounsburg ftrensurerj. ROW mmg fgqlmlgwsliiluy lomlcrslxip, l'CSl'21l'Ch, anal sC1'viCc'. 2: Bzirlwzu-zz Polk, Sandra Sclirocder, Vincie Bcrgschncidcr, Kay Hzllihurton, Betty Vvtflgillldf, MHI'y' Cox fsponsorj. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Departmental Groups Combine in Club 5 f ,lovers l,HILLIl'S ' Pr1'xir1lr'11l f Knuzx Sci? lVi2lxyi2R 7 SI'l'I'l'fIll',1' f Si-rixkox KAY' Horn: rllffllfllffff PA ULINE CUNNINGH.Nh'l ifzlvisor The Home Economics club is professional in nature. The goals of the club are to promote a better under-- standing of the value of home economics, to provide opportunities for assuming leadership responsibilities, to correlate the work oi the club with the state and national college chapters, and to provide a spirit of fellowship. The club has a membership of 346 home ec majors. ln order to present a program which involves the membership actively, majors of the various depart- ments and freshmen meet once a month in smaller or- ganizations. These departmental clubs include: Cloth- ing, Textiles and lXf1erchandising, Family Relations and Child Development, Foods, Nutrition and insti- tutional Administration, Housing and Interior Design, and Home Economics liducation. Their programs em- phasize their professional concerns. FRONT ROVV: Sharon Kay Hoar, jerry C. Banks, Karen VVeaver, jo Ann Dill, Ann Brown, Pauline Cunningham, ,loyce Phillips, Beulah MaeKinney, Karen Bone, Nancy Dyer. ROVV 2: Betty VVeigandt, Margaret Harrington, Linda Pear- son, Ellen Stich, Mary jo Tippeconnic, Sharon Sterk, Pat Mc- Cord, Mary Allen, Kay Grayhill, Kathryn McConnell, Jane Gilman. ROVV 3: Carol Patchett, Maxine Franscn, Carroll Garton, Carolyn Blakely, Carolyn Ilerbert, jan Bayne, Carol Bonar, DeAnn Stinchcomb, Darla Danford, Pamela Green, Sue Sutniller, Judy Stockton. ROVV 42 Roberta Johnston, Patsy Reid, Ellen Joyner, Sandy Turley, Cheryl Reece, Suzy Logan, Sandra Thompson, Judy Coburn, Linda VVallaee, janet Piguet, Mary Lisle. ROVV 5: Gwen Fisher, Lanny Hemry, Mary Beth Herbert, Norma Millies, jean Potts, Virginia Garner, Kathryn Denny, Sharron james, Arlene Goulden, Donna Bean- lieu, Barbara Glass. Page 284- FRONT ROVV: Deanna Propst, Dorothy Pinkerton, Dianah Ratliff, Bonnie Scott, Sara Ball, Rosemary Monahan, Debbie Damon. ROW 2: Linda Kay Mittelstet, Carole Ann Baker, Tommye WVilkerson, Donna Propst, Priscilla Osburn, Julia Baker, Anita Eaton, Barbara Polk. ROVV 3: Erna Miller, Lila Black, Carol Hebert, Norita Lucas, Kathryn Crow, Shar- on Godden, Janis Russell, Carolyn Moyers. ROW 4: Kay Haliburton, Eleanor Bristow, Susan Harris, Gloria Magness, Donna Turner, Linda Malone, Faveann Price, Cheryl Bittle, Susan Harrel. Home Economies Club Largest in College The programs of work for the larger organization are designed to meet the interest of all home ee ma- jors. The programs this year included a get-acquainted supper in the fall honoring freshman and transfer stu- dents, hearing and entertaining Dr. Dorothy Lee, na- tionally recognized anthropologist, and Joyce Lem- mons, the second vice-chairman of the Oklahoma Home Economics Association, and the recognition night in Nlay, honoring graduating seniors and award winners in the College of Home lfconomics. Niem- bers also participated in the OHEA leadership con- ferences and meetings. The club was honored to have one of its outstanding leaders, Sharon White, elected as chairman of the col- lege chapter section of OHEA, l964l-65. Jovcif Pnn,i.ii's, President Page 285 H and ID Club Learns Through Field Trip l,ez1rning more about the field of interior design and FRONT RUVVI live N0l'fllI'lIP, T01n111y1f VVilkcrs1111 Cpresi- , I U - N -N i - H ' K 1 dentl Carol llehert lseeretziryj Ellen .loner Kitty Howard luOh55l0ll'll tulmlnqllw ja flu flblfimff 'Mhlued .Huh Miltoii Pzischnll Cndvisorj. ROKR' 2: I,illll1llPCZll'SUll, Lzinnyl yezll' Tlil'0llg1l1 V1ll'l0llS llelcl TVIDS by this pl'OfCSS10Iml llemry, Carroll Gzirton, Czirolyn Smith, Norma Jean Nlellies, arm 3 Sandy Turley, Clieryl Reeve, lN1:iry Lisle. ROVV 3: Davy 5 ll ' lienliznii, C'li:irl1-s lirisvoe, Gloria lklaigliess, Ilzirry 'l's-ten, lfor- Phi Upsilon Omioron ls National Fraternity Phi Upsilon Oniieron is ri nzitionzd honorarv profes- FRONT ROVV: Sheri XVhire, Sara Bull Chistori1111l, Vi111'iC g I x N X, - , X X ' H 1 -1 Bergschneider Cpresidentj, Mickey Stovall, N1ZlI'j' Leidigh Keo- hional honir ttonoinita tiatninity. Ita I1lLIIIbClSlllD lm Spnnsowh ROV, 2: Bm.hm.u Pinky Cm.Ul5.n Blakely., Nancy hzised on seliolzirsliip, lezidersliip, eliziraetcr, and service. Dyer, ,lf15'C1f Phillips, 51181111 lI111'1'vl, 1711111111 fiill1'11w:1rc1's. ROW 32 Suian Allen, Prissy Osborn, Kay llzililiurton, Lilltlll N111- lone, Carole Baker, Iizirlwzirxi Glass, Cheryl liittle, FRONT ROXV: Linda Zolcloske, judy Herring, Linda Blizzard, Nlavis Miller, Paula Kennedy, Carl Nlonk fpresiclentj, Cheryl Sanders fsecretaryl, Linda Stringer Chliss Young Demoeratl, l.eonartl Gaxnhrell, Judy lfowlkes, Nlary litta Yeateh, Linda limmons. ROW' 2: .lenifer l,ohman, Kathie l,ee, Lana De- liakey, C'arolyn Perrin, Judy Bowman, Peggy lylayfield, l,ana Yandevcr, Patsy Moore, Nedra flIfJllxt'l Connit Qtifl C irol ,. . ,N ' ' san Rcntfro, -Iaclxie Shields, lzlliott lane Regier. RUN 1. Su v , Carolyn Fitz, Charlotte livans, Donna Norton, I.oretta Neu- -loe Cassity, Joe Sloan, Charles Schwarz, Kathleen lyloore, Priscilla Stroup, Betsy Lucas, Dianne Atsit, Earlene Kelly, Nlarti Pickering, Alolene Nix, Dick Flanagan, Ronnie Godley, james Crenshaw. ROW' 5: Robert Corbin, Alton llarycy, . john Mcfue, VVesley lfoutch, Ray Yinyaril, -liz, Rochard Uross, Taylor lieard, Vliarles Mcliricle, Xllilliain liaird, Miclizii-l fihristie liissing, lierneila North, Wleanne Stiles, Kay liosscy, Cassilx. YOUNG DEMOCRATS Active Participation Typifies Group SSSSXSXXKSXSXXXXXXYSSXXX ' Y 'C Cami. Moms llxyin lirocig l'fl'l l,7'l' . S1'r'1'r'lr1ry lznniiz l,l 'rx 'lll'f'll.Vlll'I XVICS W'.x'l'KlNs ,'1rl7'i.vor Clliiizyi. SXXIDIC I .flllfllf RS 7. 'lihe OSU Young Democrats was established on the campus in I9-l9. The purpose is to teach the meth- ods of political organization to young men in order that they might gain a basic knowledge of politics and the American systems of government. . 31 'l'his year they were successful in accomplishing their major purposes by establishing one of the nation's larg- est Young Democrat clubs, of five hundred membersg and by aiding the senior party before the November election through precinct work and by bringing Lynda Bird -lohnson to the campus for Homecoming. All this is further proof of the advantage of being part of the dynamic, progressive Democratic l'arty. I3 mannl Jean Flanagan, Larry Feist, janet Carpenter. ROW' -li agc YOUNG REPUBLICANS Club Has Largest Chapter in State The OSI7 chapter ol' Young Republicans was founded for the purpose ot helping students learn the principles of politics and how they apply to the Re- ? . . . . . Bm, BIRD publican policies. ln order to achieve this goal, the f ,,,,,,,.,d,,,,, club sponsors a program designed tor activeYparticipa- 5 C cw tion among its members. lo do this the Young Rc- ' l l lfS'l'lfR IATES ,,M-,,,m,mmH publicans bring outstanding guest speakers to the cam- pus, provide educational hlms, and hold discussions af lgtlR't'l'ftl lgklmlill and panels on current topics of political nature and 3 Mmifmiy interest. .ll-l'lfSlVtf1K1fR By providing an opportunity for leadership experi- i f ff - t ence and for participation in the social activities ot the organization, the club gives its members a chance to gain a greater understanding of and a deeper inter- est in practical politics, and a knowledge of the practi- cal application ot political principles. FRONT RUXV: james YValker, Cindy Davis, Chet XVilley, Gretchen Pratt, james lfetgatter, Trudy Samuelson, Bob Bird, Sarah lyiinger, Chester Gates, Barbara Bremer, David Tom- linson. ROW' 22 Connie Keith, 'laeque VValker, Sue Bailey, lVlary Beth Randle, Glenda Mitchell, Linda Gibson, Linda Gregory, Nancy llansens, Mary' ,lane Baker, janet Gillam, lylarilyn Mefoy, Sharon Stanphill, Gloria Low. ROVV 3: Vharles lyloore, Harvey Yost, Terry Vance, Nlark Bergner, Judy Bradbury, janet Sawyer, Kay Lorenlen, Sharon Yost, vludith Olsan, Ann C'hat'hn, Karen YVheeler, Karen Nc-lsen, Robert Davis, liarry VVhite, RUXV -l: Amanda Von Tungvln, Shirley lylyers, Glennie Gregory, Karen Kratina, Karen Bow- en, Frank Polaeh, lid Pugh, Gail VVood, Sara Downing, lVIary Ann Chapman, Elizabeth VVoods, Michael Sayles, jim Sim- mons, james VVinchell. RUVV 5: T. P. VVoodward, Losco Hunter, Tim Stein, vlere Hanan, David lfieuning, Tom Car- ment, Jim Taylor, Richard Hartmeyer, Gerald Bennett, James Burch. ' irc 788 F3 FRONT ROVV: Dale XVond, Gordon Eubanks, janet Bunstine, Merle llunsaker, Terry Denton, Ron Freeman, Janet Moyer, Teddie Jeffers, Terry johnson, Robert Hollrah, Carolyn Nled- Barbara Leliiass. ROVV -l-: Bob Gisler, Nlare Caudle, John lock, Evelyne Doty, Mary Stitt, Beth Collins. ROXV 2: Shar- Patterson, Neil Geppelt, Bill Searbrough, George Poulos, Law- on Harbee, Rosemary Harley, Sharyn VVinkler, Linda Buckner, Sherrill DuFour, -ludy Cox, Liz Davies, Charlotte Dormire, renee Miller, VVil Crosby, Lonnie Preston, Mickey Lyle, Lor- rin Walker. ROVV 5: Dennis Lee, Steve Morse, Randy Miller, Janis Russell, Lynn Curlee, Barbara Shell, Coralo Harvison, Ken Owen, Don Crow, Vantly Spearman, Xvesley Jones, lfrerl ROVV 3: june Lundy, Karen Fillebrown, Carolyn Herbert, Morley, Larry Ileckman. I lat Riley, Loretta llolmberg, Ronald Green, Robert Collins, Young Republicans Give Leadership Trainin Oklahoma State Young Republicans, which is the largest club in the state, had a very successful program this year. hlany of the members acted as delegates to the presidential convention and attended many state and national meetings, several members representing the Republican party during the past summer. The cornerstone upon which the group was founded is the teaching of methods of political organization to young men and women in order that they may gain basic knowledge of politics and the American way of government. VVith the realization that active political participation can be of enormous assistance in keeping the country strong, the Young Republicans cooperate with the Republican party in their functions and help facilitate political operations ol' the party. BOB BIRD, President 'age 78' Club Benefits All Pre-Med Students 'lihree years ago the Ulglalinnia State l'niversity ehapter ut l'hi Delta Mu was re-aetivatetl anal sinee that time has aitletl many stutlents in their long pre- 5 . . p,,R,iY 'lieu-It prolessional struggles. g l'fif.iiflw1f l'hi Delta Mu is open to all pre-metl stutlents with 5 AIN ,hawk a -aw giayle ayeiage. I hi lleltaq Mu stiiyes to beneht 5 g,,,-,,,,,-,- stuilents in all nl the metlieal heltls. lt aeeomplishes 5 I Q this by iiil'ni'iniiig prospeetiye students nl' Oklahoma ' FRRY . I'liNL'liR X ' , K , . 3 ,l,WWHW 5tate's pre-metlieal seienees programs, by promoting the study ut all the metlieal seienees, by filtering pru- ' lessional kiiuwlealge and hy pmvicliiig means by whieh students can express their emniiifm meilieal anal pro- fessional interests. l7RtlN'l' RUNY: .Xllwert Chu, jerry Speneer, ,lim llesser, l'erry Martin 'l'ippit', jim XVest, lieurge Tliniiipsuii, -lulin Vpp, lliilllfil, Steve Mills. RUVV 2: Mieliael linrley, blue Rankin, Vary Cmieli. ROW' -li 'lierrel Myers, -lime Millar, Ralph Ren- -Irihii Keziliey, slim Metcalf, ,lnhn Reitl, Tim Balclwin, Beverly tru, liennett lblaiiiizlltziii, Neal llziteher, Alun C'z1mphell, Roh- listes. ROW' 3: -luhn NV:-zlver, blue Merritt, Nliehziel Owen, ert Oxfurd. ltr- 7 rw t Jill FRONT ROVV: Kerry lliekman, Rosemary IIarley, Sharon Barbee, janet Carpenter, Diek Flanagan, Bob Armstrong, Lyn- nette johnson, Sharyn VVinkler, Judy Johnson. ROVV 2: Char- lotte Curtin, Glenda Combrink, Linda Zoldoske, Karen Krier, lieth Daniels, Gail Foster, C'arolyn Nlilburn, Carol Miller, liar- bara Hr:-rner, Barbara johnson. ROVV 3: kludy Schloss:-r, INDEPENDENT PARTY Judy NVhite, Nancy Ilansens, Patti Poythress, Shirley Myers, Priscilla Stroup, Jean Flanagan, Loretta Neumann, jolane Nix, -lune Lundy, Nlarilyn Roads. ROVV 42 Gordon Eubanks, Charles Coggins, Robert johnson, Terry Denton, Kenneth Owen, Reg Poorbaugh, Patricia Irving, Linda Gregory, Rita i'antergiani, Ronald liallew, Earline Snyder. Part Promotes Student Grovernment The Independent party is open to all students of Oklahoma State University not belonging to another DICK Ifi,ixN,xG,xx I,l'f'.VI1Il'llf lion IARIXISTRUNG IVil'l lJl'1'.l'IIit'lIf eampus political party. The presence of all campus living groups in its membership enables the party to tulhll its purpose of promoting good student govern- ment by representing the students in all facets of cam- U 'l' 2 l,YxNic'r'rii ,Ioiixsox lub, In S,,,.,,,,,,,,e,, l resently. the Independent party holds more cam- , pus eleeted othees than any other political group and -I.-XNIYI'h.XRl'liN'l'l-QR .. . . ' . H . ,, traditionally retains its standing as the voiee of the student body at Oklahoma State lniversity. But it is through the political parties at the university that stu- 'I v7'f'lI.I'llI't'l' dents may attain knowledge of our government. Page 20 XI MU Mock Court Trial lnitiates Pledges Dox -IACKSON Presidffzzt XIARY ANN CII.-Xl'M.XN I'it'l'-Pl't'NiIlf'IIf -I 1 Qu H oLL1DAY Sefretary- 'I vI'l'!I.Yllfr I' tl. I . MAcDoNAI.n Xi Xiu chapter at USU is a charter member of the national pre-law organization, the Chancery Club of America. lts main purpose is for any individual inter- ested in law to find out more about the field and the requirements for passing the Oklahoma Bar associa- tion. A pledge of the organization, in order to become a member, must acquaint himself with a decision of the United States supreme court, and then stand trial to defend his knowledge of the case. 1MWf0 Practicing attorneys and legal officials of Oklahoma lead discussions on the actual practice of law and the method and requirements for becoming a lawyer. This keeps the club informed on current happenings. FRONT ROVV: Gary Brock, Dale Felton, Nlary Vliapinzln RUVV 22 Tom Cornish, -Ionatlian Los, john Mcflue, 'l'. P. Don Jackson, Dick Flanagan. VVoodward, T. I.. llnnt. . ' i i -. I igt 272 wed' FRONT ROVV2 Sue Stuniller, Johnyne Craytliorne, Phil Cas- Riggs, Dixie Patterson, Charles Brumit, Scott Barliee, Tom key, Kay Dodd, Linda Cacy. ROVV 2: Jimmie Clement, Janice Hackney. BSU EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Council Coordinates Varied Program The BSI' gives Baptist students a place for social and religious activities, and it serves as a link between Baptist churches and students. Included in the facili- PHIL CASKEY tics is a prayer room where students can gain a deeper Prmflwir relationship with Christ. Other facilities for the stu- fl-OM HACKNEY dent in the center are ping-pong sets, a TV, a stereo, l'ii-if-lfrmfimf study rooms, and a kitchen. , . Ves er services are held each CVCIlillff at 7 .m. and IOHNXNE LR,xvTHoRNE ij A , thev teature both facultv and student s eakers. BSI - Slclfillfj' - - ers participate in campus activities, athletic events, intramural sports, and study groups. These activities combine to provide a home-away-from-home for Bap- tist students and students seeking a new home. Page 293 CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST College Life Sessions Meet Weekl Founded in 1951 at UCLA, Campus Crusade is now 1 . . . A active on 108 campuses and 13 other countries. It is the V B11.1.h1.xe14 - - N N 1,1 , primarv purpose or Campus Crusade to present the , mzrnzzzn l ' 1 N , , , claims ot Jesus C hrist and the basic truths ofthe Chris- -1r1CK115SQr1K15S tian faith in all areas of eampus life. 1 l tm'1' it , . ., . Y . . . . N I ' 'College Life IS a weekly meeting in which busi- CHICIJ'!1'11l1'1CH ness and professional men share their experiences o11 l'1 't how Christianity is relevant to every area of life. A I 13.-111111111411lmuss leadership training class is held each semester for 111 2 Sfffffff l 'ifPffff weeks and each semester a weekend conference is held with other Oklahoma campuses featuring outstanding speakers a11d seminars. FRONT ROYV: Betty Brooks, 15JlI'1t'1lEBl'fJl1l,1g1lI'111lI'1l 13111111 Shari 111111. ROVV 21 Ken Alford, Rick Back, Dave Kirk, 11IlI'131lI'1l L:11iass, ,lanet lN1oyer, Susan Vvfilklbf, Alackie Oakes, c11'lI1I'1L'5 Damhaeh, Jack Baker, Don Vest, Bill jack. Page 29-1 FRONT ROVV: VVayne Gray, Anna Cox, Darrell Barnes, James, Patsy Reid. ROXV 3: Kenneth Isem, Beverly Oakes, Carolyn Swearengin, Charlotte Braswell, Gwen Fisher, Cosby Bill Hodges, Gerald Barrel, jan Edwards, Ilerluert Pitehford, E. Clark, jr. ROVV 2: Rosalyn James, Renee Rouk, Gail Eh- Charles James, Ronald Bebee, Dennis Simpson. erle, Joyce lyiaxwell, Leroy Hawkins, Donna Clapp, Sharron CHI ALPHA Chapter Serves Four-Fold Emphasis CARoi.YN SXNEARENGIN Prrsizlefzt DARREL1, BARNES l,it'l'-Pfl'XiIIl'lIf CHARLOTTE BRasw15i.1, Sl'l'f'f'lIll'j' Gwizx l 1sHER ylft'lI.YllfI'7' Chi Alpha, the collegiate organization of the Na- tional Christs Ambassadors department of the Assem- blies of God, serves as a link between the college stu- dents and the Assemblies of God churches in Still- water. It meets the four-fold emphasis of Worship, training, fellowship, and service. The Omicron chapter, which was established in l955, highlighted its year with a traveling evangelistic team, a monthly bulletin, weekly services, many social events, and prayer meetings. 'llraditional activities in- cluded a homecoming banquet and a retreat for other Chi Alpha chapters in the four states of Oklahoma, hiiissouri, Kansas, and Arkansas. Page 295 NEWMAN CLUB Z t o Q. cn T 3 cn r-1' C Q. co 3 r l' C7 co 3 P+ co T U: cn I5 no Us C f-l' ? Bon Moox A P resid if Il 1' Q KIIKIS HIGGINS f Irifl'-IJI't'Xll1l'11f if Q Klum' l5L'1.1.1s XXX SFtif6'fflI',1' Alou S1.oAN 7lft'I1.S'IlV'f'l' R iw. CLEMENT PR11:11. A reorganization of the NCVVIll?Ll1Cll,llJlS program was undertaken this year, ill order to work with the 11ew student center. Ground breaking for the 11ew center, which includes a chapel and an activities center, took place last xlune. Built partially by funds pledged by the Newman club members the center was completed i11 April. The stained glass wi11dows in the doors are imported from liurope a11d were given by the OU Newman club. Thirty-one year ago the Newman club was founded o11 the Oklahoma State l'niversity campus. This group of Catholic students, a member of the largest religious Clzajvfnizz student organization i11 the wo1'ld The National New- man Club Federationeehas enjoyed continuous growth ill membership and activities during that period. ,Q 5,531 ,grew :Nj C E - ...- 1 ,'f'E'7' F575 if-Ci: ,-14.. z. -1 7 1E ,2:: I r':Ef 1-ljfp ' f D 53:3 '1E n Z.: w r:g'U'J' ' 2.2 s 2-' JZ.-nn LC C 55255 ' N , -s : .... 1-A, rv'-HQ4 Qogm are if E1 ,- ,4- 07' ' ES-- - sv I Z' '10 L2- '7'4 riff' ::7q ,. .. 474103. TTFQ' wel, Howard Titswiorth, Judy Hinriehs, Sherry Siehert, RUVV 3: Mary Turney, Karen Krier, Helen Bernardi, Eugene Schwarz, Patrick Slices, Nlzlry Nlartin, Cireteheii Green, Mar- garet lfitzgeruld, -Indy Deiro, Judy Cowden. ROW' -li N'IZiI'llj'Il Maier, Kathleen Nloore, AICIIIIHC Fleming, Iillen Stieh, Charles Seliwnrl, Thomas MlIk'g'gL'Ill1fll'g, Henry lVIlIk'j.flIVIll1flI'g, Larry NillIl'g'gt'Ill1Ul'g, jo AIXIII! Dill, Frank Shidler, B:11'l1z11'z1 Goodwin. Page 296 FRONT ROVV: Niarilyn Bradley, Nlichael lyioore, Nancy Curley, Niargaret Shrout, Gene Carlson, Charles Nelson, Dick Rueh, Donald Dilwaggio, Beverly lylorrison, Pelagio Fajardo, Sehiltz, Gene Schieber, Don Schieher, Joe Turner. RUVV 4: Henry Mzigzilit. RUVV 2: Beverly Klenda, Jo Ann Ketter, Ken Biddle, Ray Nlorrissette, Mike Edwards, Art Nlurphy, Nick Iven, lyielissa Campbell, Larry Feist, Cletus lylorrison, Steve Costello, VVilliam Trumhly, YVilliam Grossman, Bob Jennie VVensel, Noreen Fuksa. ROVV 3: Karl Schorno, Judy Brinker, Harold lNIcCollum. Club Member of ational Federation Daily and Sunday mass on campus, Weekly lectures and discussions on modern-day problems, picnics, par- ticipation in intramural sports, religion courses ac- credited by the university, a day of recollection, the annual dance, the L'Harvest Stompfl pre-marriage in- struction, a student choir, publication of a bi-monthly Catholic student newspaper and an active international student program add up to an enjoyable and prolitablc Newman year agenda. An extensive library is provided at the Catholic Stu- dent center to aid the student in supplementing his secular education with a deeper knowledge and better, more thorough understanding of his faith. All Catho- lic students and all Catholic-preference students are eligible for membership in the Newman club, and they are encouraged to become active members and partici- pate in many activities offered to them. Bon MooN, President Page 297 GAMMA DELTA Students Perform Service Projects fTENE BAADE President RICHARD HOLI.RAH Vice-Prffsizlerzf Noium BTELLIES Secretary KTARY HERBERT Treasurer The goal of Gamma Delta is to offer a program here on campus to promote knowledge and service with stu- dents of the Lutheran religion. The Beta Sigma chap- ter is growing through active membership. Three of the members are holding regional oH'ices. The chapter has annual service projects. This yearls projects included gathering gifts for the needy, setting up an evangelism program for the students, and help- ing with a recreation program for some of the youth in the city. Activities include Bible discussions, and cam- Rav. CHARLES CONNER Pastoral Advisor FRONT ROW: Judy Mallett, Rev. Charles Conner, Gene Baade, Mary Herbert, Norma Mellies, David Ingroff, Richard E. Hollrah, Berneita North. ROW 2: Judy Schlosser, Caro- lyn Kosted, Lyn Williams, Sandy Schroeder, Karen Schroeder, Wilma L. Trompler, Phyllis Wohahn, Suzanne Schupbach, Jerald A. Flasch. ROW 3: Kathryn Schuette, Leonard Skach, pus fellowship among Lutheran students. Emilia Koerner, Sharon Godden, Louis Kastens, LaNell Neu- mann, Dorothy Landsman, Martha Neumann. ROW 4: Art Bogie, Wayne Meyer, Vernon Constien, Carol Johannes, Louis Schuphach, Ruth Mellies, John Krueger. ROW 5: Ed Skach, Jr., Charles Kelle, Charles Baesch, Charles Ramming, Robert Constien, David Kunneman. Page 298 happa Phi ls VVomen's Service Organization The llethodist xvomen's service organization, Kappa Phi, performs various community service projects. Serv- ice to others lets these women lead more useful lives. FRONT ROYY: Nlrs. -loe Bennett Cadvisorl, Faye Price Cpresidentl, Patricia Abernathy tviee-presidentj, Linda Greg- arv, Elayne Owens Qseeretaryj, Linda Roberson, Dana Cowan, Kathie Lee. ROVV 2: Betty Cassel, Connie Staff, Judy XVill- iams, Kathleen Howell, l,inda Holliday, Gloria Low, Barbara Shell, Paula Evans, Mary Dobson. ROVV 3: Diane Graham, Diana Mehring, Mary VVolfe, Marsha Stewart, Ruth James, Lou Gril'l'in, Barbara Crawford, Judy Sparks. ROVV 4: Jane Regier, Nita Lynch, Donna Durham, Erna Miller, Elizabeth Leader, Doyee Gritlin, Patricia Irving, Sarah Minger, ROVV S: Anne Nieinders, Karolann XVilliams, Linda Rubey. Religious Emphasis Council Plans Week Coinprised of both faculty and student members, the eouncil helps supplement OSU students' religious life through outstanding speakers and activities of Rlflll. l.. FRONT ROVVZ Julia Stephens Qeoordinatorl, Carroll Vllest lseeretaryl, Christine Newman Qeo-Chairmanl, Doug Benshoof fcofehairmanj. ROVV 2: Edward Rankin Qadvisorl, Rod Nliller fpublieity ehairmanl, Carl Tennille Qtreasurerj, Charles Conner. X Sigma Theta Epsilon Gives Religious Training 'lihe objectives ot Sigma 'llheta lfpsilon are to de- velop effective leadersliip in the church, organize lite around religion. proviile religions training, liihle study, Cordell Hall Council This council plans and coordinates Cordell hallis various activities, including an all-campus dance, spring picnic, Christmas sing, and a freshman dance. f mn .. i 3 FRONT ROVV: Jimmie Smalley Qprusidentl, Nlary VVolte, Richard Frank Cvice-presidentl, Dale Robertson. ROVV 23 Charles McDonald, Leslie Starks fSCC'I'l'f2lI'j'l, John Kusel, Lor- rin VValker, john Durrett. Plans Variety of E ents ROVV 1: jim Burckhalter Cpresidentj, Ron Shirley fvice- presidentj, jerry D. Erwin fseeretaryj, Ron Connefax ftreas- urerb. ROVV 2: Stan johnson, jerry L. Montgomery, Ron Osterhout, Richard Frank, Duane J. Mathiesen, Thomas L. Todd. ROVV 3: Steve L. Nicolas, David Montgomery, Monnie A. Miller, Sterling I.. Hanson, john Maciula, Paul Beebe. HM 'Y ,vu pil Q UQ! II1 ' 'Ma ,N sw- qt., as . . if , igw i - to Q. Beta Upsilon Sigma Promotes Ideas Open to all business women, this group has as its ideals the promotion of professional ideas and the bring- ing together ot women in all phases of the business world. FRONT ROVV: Naney Nlcffew tseeretaryl, Donna Peery, C'harlotte Evans ftreasurerl, Nlarsha Nlartin tpresiclentj, Don- na XVolfe tviee-presidenti, Linda Bradshaw, Niarilyn YVeiss. ROVV 2: Nlarilyn Roads, -laequelyn McGuire, Farol Arnold, Carolyn Perrin, Susie Nlartin, lilayne Owens, Linda Emmons, Harluara Johnson. RUVV 3: judy Graham, Marla Freeland, Sandra Raines, Margaret Landrum, ,lane Earnst, Donna Nor- ton, Virginia Lee, Carol Fherry, Nlyrna Nlorgan. Wildlife Sooiet Unites Conser ationists How to conserve wildlife is the topie discussed at lVildlife society meetings. The members work with other conservationists to preserve the state's wildlife. FRONT ROXV: F. M. Baumgartner fadvisorj, Lee Kirkpat- rick Csecretaryb, Richard Stuart fvice-prcsidentj, Vaughn Ra- sar Cpresidentb, Robert Martin, Dan Terry. ROVV 2: LeRoy lleaton, James Nlontgomery, James Alexander, Gary Vllag- german, Lewis Foitek, Ronald Sake, Rebecca Mayo. ROVV 3: Riehard Craven, David Smith, Thomas Zachary, ,lim Strib- ling, -lim Easton, Nlike Dennis, jimmy Nlay, O-STATERS Lively School Spirit Result of Group xlixi l3.x'i'i2s IJITXTIII' II I Goapox lCi.i.ifoxs l'li11rf lYTl'l'-PI'tlA'itifllIf Toxi li,xR.xs SFCOIIII l il'l'-Pl'f'SiIll'Ilf bl env Aloxiis ,1'7'l'II.l'lll'f'I' O-Staters, a campus pep organization comprised of freshman and sophomore students, has ended another active and productive year. The membership is comprised of two representatives from each of the living groups on the OSU campus. Members participate as a group at all football and basketball games during the year. They also assisted the Lassos and Lariats in organizing and promoting pep rallies before each game. O-Staters could be seen scurrying around the cam- pus early the morning of the homecoming game, hang- ing black and orange streamers from the radio antennas of all of the cars on campus. They also distributed OSI' pep ribbons in the Student linion before each game during the school year. Another project was the selling of the Campus Pacs. FRONT ROVV: Kelly Peil, Susan Rentfro, Tom Kuras, Carla Gaither, Jim Bates, Judy Jones, Gordon Elleons, Blargaret Drescher. ROVV 2: Blike Lacki, ,ludith Floyd, Nancy Price, Richard Ramsowr, Larry Porter, Russell Keck, Barry Sossamon, Dick Daniels. ROXV 3: Maury Langston, Judy Meyers, Linda Lightfoot, Sharon Hallforil, Sheila VVisherd, James Schwary, Susan Fisher, Larry lNIllCg.ff.fClll1tJI'l1. ROW' -l-I Donna Ahoussie, l,awanda Connally, Eleanor Keller, Nancy Sparks, Nancy Al- len, Anita Apple, Cheryl Parrish, Virginia NIcKinster, Niaria Powers. Page 302 FRONT ROVV: farol Cherry, Claire Danielson, Nlarilyn C'ynthia Nunley, Patty YVoody. RUVV 3: Carolyn Smith, Blengedoht, Barbara Hill, Carol Noe, Ann Pendleton, Carol Kathleen Nloore, Susan Gahn, Suzy Nlayherry, Charley Niet- Smith. RUVV 2: Susan Stone, Judy Deiro, Maurelle Bran- seher, Nlargaret liushree, Terry Denton, Cathleen Yordi, Ceilia stetter, Connie Flager, Sherrill DnFonr, Katherine Karhan, MeCalIister, Q-Staters from II Living Groups For the Ol' vs, USU football game, O-Staters or- ganized a special flash card section. Klembers re- turned early from the holiday in order to set the sec- tion up for the game. The club began to acquire its uniforms last year by purchasing S0 black blazers with an orange U for a crest. These blazers are worn with black slacks or skirts. O-Staters will purchase additional blazers this year. These uniforms are furnished at no cost to the members. A young and eager group, U-Staters is one of the fastest growing organizations on campus. The enthu- siastic feeling of its members has aided the group in sponsored activities which have played a major role in boosting school spirit at OSU JIM B.fXTI2S, President Page 303 Tech Puts Theor Refrigeration study begins with basic theory in the classroom and advances through practical application. to Practical Use Training olfered at Oklahoma State Tech in Okmulgee provides the students with the knowledge and skills to not only have tech- nological know-how but the experience in putting theory to practical use. At Tech students perform identical tasks they will face when they are in industry. They learn to work with their hands as Well as their minds. In addition, their education includes background courses designed to de- velop potentialitics for assuming supervis- ory roles in industry. More than 20,000 men and Women have studied at Tech during its 18 years of opera- tion, going into industry and business as competent employees. The school is a branch of Oklahome State University. Its sprawling campus has 17 acres under roof which house classrooms for 33 different skills. Each course was estab- lished at the request of an association or industry. The sprawling campus of Oklahoma State Tech covers 160 acres and houses the 33 vocational and technical courses in the 94 buildings. QI Sign if if lf 1251! 4' is ef r,,,m Hilti 515. TMI IQ W5 minted!! il! lmlfffllilifl Technical knowledge as well as practical experience of cliescl fuel injection givcs stnclcnts :1 well ronntletl lmckgrouncl in the field. e,x1:fmrv'-wf.w f fifi.m,ff f,,: 7 , IW ,zwzikvvffh V WM V ' fw wwf'-f USU Tech Okmulgee Growing in popularity, lmuth unrullmcnt :incl with inclnstry in is the inrlnstriail clectrivzil innin- tenzincc L'm1rsc. Stncly' involves przlctivzll zlpplicntion uf thc: IFY in instruments :intl tt-lcrnctry. Page 305 Vx QUE-Q E 3 5 i-BRA mum: nnuk P' fi S L vwiiEe,K!'?'z.S54i -:-:ggraku -mf: :ax 1? W 'Wim .4 , fv as-fig 5 if ,5. Hands wnrk in watehmaking studies . . . . . . in developing skills for art , . . . . . in perfecting clrafting techniques. l 'N I ,A hw-'M All areas for auto body repair are studied ll1l'Ullgl'l practical application of theory in the repair and painting Course. Automotive stutlt-nts learn about repair in the classroom shops designed tu simulate industry with the inntlern testing and servicing equipment. Page 307 FRONT ROW: Donna Mclilroy, Karen Hntson, Barbara lock, Barbara Bremer, Jerry C. Banks, Nancy Goers, Scott Pearce, Margaret Patzer, Teresa McCullough, Jeanie Tolle, Barbee, Pat Kraft, Nancy Bonebrake, Jeanne Stites, Linda Beth Harris. ROW 2: Sharon McCan, Susan Renro, Irene Malone. ROW 4: Bill Johnson, Jim Sehnelke, Richard Quast, Mires, Evelyne Doty, Mary Carol Newbauer, Gloria Low, Jonathan Los, Pete llarvey, Bart VVherritt, Richard Martin, Andrea Daniel, Barbara Stapleton. ROVV 3: Carolyn Med- Bob Bird, Jim Palm. LASSOS AND LARIATS Honorar Pep Group Supports Team Rovce S1NGLE'roN Presidenf Jm SCHUELKIZ Vice-Prr'.r'i1lr'11f DELALNE Joxrss Serirrftrlrj' JANE ELLEN SAAr1'r.r2 Trr'r1.rurr'r Page 308 Lassos and Lariats is an honorary pep organization with the purpose of promoting school spirit and pride through scholarship, leadership, and service. Each living group is allowed one representative a year from its sophomores or juniors with a 3.0 grade average. Pledging runs through most of the fall semester and entails fund raising projects and out-of-town trips. As members, Lassos and Lariats main object is to se- lect the two homecoming co-chairmen, and coordinate the annual homecoming activities in conjunction With the Alumni Association and student activities office. During the year, the club plans pep rallies, school spirit dances, and the flash card section. f -5, gi A - Y x 619 J -F- J 'ulninr I I QI O live is not to live for ones self aloneg let us help one another. - Mencmder With school years starting, we as students must remember that We can not live as one per- song we must he considerate of other people. This continual eontaet with others can be of great value as we learn to both give and receive. 4 Ig . gi' ,A W 'Qu-gf' r fx ,ww ,H .o- , cw-Q9 ii At thc c-nd uf evcrv vczu' most stud:-nts my gtmdlw tu OSI? :mtl their frivmls fm' what worth :1 lung timmy but prow-s tn hc ton shurt Nighttimc has curnc tu campus :mtl the students lmvt- finished with books fm' thu night. From thr dorms the rnnds lend away in :lil direvtitwm tu Ieisurn- minutes. we -me fl -' : ' , if ' i g 3 I rri .1 any I 4-Q. zlg , Q mg 1 ' A X . .1 L ,. V B . F' Q A .z in . e JP ' K 5 4 . ' X VY The MRIIA and VVRHA combine each year to honor those students who have strived tn maintain high grade points. It is good to he honored, for such people need encouragement. Universit Dormitories Page 313 WOMEN'S RESIDENCE HALL ASSOCIATION Women Pro ide Program Framework The purpose of VVRHA is to provide the framework for a program of activities and pursuits for the wom- en's residence halls which will lead to the fullest devel- Cx 1. BIILLER . - - R0 opment possible tor each resident. Composed of the lJl'U.l'Il!K'lII' , , , , presidents and VVRHA representatives of each living Uxm 5flLES U group and eight elected otlicers, VVRI-IA decides all Izcc-Prfszzlwzf - - . - - - 1 important polieies for the eight living groups. SHAWN HUAR WRI-IA sponsors a spring oliieer workshop and a bf 'Wm'3' spring project which this year was to raise money for C.-'XROLYN Mir,iat'1w scholarships awarded residence hall Women, VVorking T1'ffflSU1'Cf with NIRI-IA, VVRHA sponsors an honors banquet each spring for those residence hall students who have a 3.0 Grade average. 'l'hev also co-s onsor an all-cam- D D . pus Christmas dance. FRONT RUVV: Lois Johnson, Carol Miller, Linda Stiles, Judy Sparks, Sharon Barbee, Alice Rumbaugh. ROW 3: Sharon Iloar, Carolyn Milburn, Gail Foster. ROVV 2: Marty Cheryl Bittle, Donna Clapp, Annette M. Hon, Betty Brooks, Scott, Johnyne Craythorne, Carolyn Blakely, Paula I'Iopson, Marlene Van Zant, Loretta Neumann, Barbara Bremer. Page 314 FRONT ROVV: Robert Mason, Fred Fry, Ronald Johnson, jim Mikles, Reg Poorbaugh, Chester Gates, Richad S. Jones, Rus Burekhalter. ROVV 2: Richard Grauel, Duane J. Matthiesen, Saunders, john Leeper. jimmy Meier, Rod Miller, James Turner. ROVV 3: Mike MEN'S RESIDENCE HALL ASSOCIATION Association Governs and Coordinates Romzm' Ix1ASON President Farsi: FRY Srffretzzry Roxarn jonxsox Treasurer R no Pookisacox flIRIf1f Sfllllfflf' MRHA is composed of hall presidents, a delegate at large from each hall and four executive oflicers. The ur oses of BIRHA are actin as the overnin P P g 2 8 bodv for the menls dorms and coordinatin residence , 2 halls living at Oklahoma State I niversity. IYIRHA stresses scholarshi bv FCSCIIIIIIU' tro hies P J P s P and with VVRHA sponsors an annual honors banquet. It s onsors the intramural s Ofts ro ram and o erates P P P 3 P a health club for hall residents. Social life and cam us P participation is stressed by functions as MRHA and VVRHA dances and by acting as a liaison between the Student Senate, the administration and men in the residence halls. Page 315 Scott Hall SCOTT HALL Hall Changes Na Page 316 Roo M1LLER, President OFFICERS ROD NIILLER ........ President KEN OWEN . - . Vice-President STANLEY BREWER . . . . . Secretary MRS. C. H. BURLINGAME . . . Hoszess me and Residents' Sex Scott hall, formerly Dorm A, in its first year as a men's residence hall, has firmly established itself as one of the leading men's dormitories. A joint Homecoming float Won second place, and the unity of Scott hall was exempliied when they vvon the trophy at Parents, Day for the greatest percentage of parents in attendance. Active in all sports, intra- mural teams placed high throughout the year. Social events were fall and spring dances, formal open houses, Parents' Day, Christmas Sing and dances with Wentz hall. Scott hall has many campus leaders, two of which are Rod lWiller, publicity director of REW and a member of the debate team, and Reg Poorbaugh, lN1RHA senator. Many people on campus have the unbelievable thrill of getting to have five 8 o'clocks. Can you imagine the feeling that he will have next year with the new schedule when he arises bright and shiny for his five 7:30 o'clocks? tix SCOTT HALL ROW 1: Richard Allan, Neil Allen, Garry Avery, Larry Baird, John Baker, David Ballew, jimmy Baughman, Richard Baumgarten, Thomas Bayless, Richard Bennett. ROW 2: VVayne Bennett, VVarren Beyer, Richard Blackburn, Lehman Blackketter, Barry Blackman, Michael Blevins, jerry Brandt, Stanley Brewer, Ray Brown, Thomas E. Brown. ROW 3: Thomas L. Brown, Thomas Brunk, Mickey Burns, Earl Cherry, David Clark, Robert Cockerill, Bob Coleman, VVilliam Conner, Carl Conrady, Vernon Constien. ROVV 4: Van Cotten, Michael Cornelius, Larry Cox, George Crawford, Dennis Crook, Philip Crowdus, Jerry Davidson, Robert Dew, Dave Duncan, Paul Dyke. ROVV 5: Fred Ebrahimi, Bruce Edgar, Jerry Etter, David Ewing, Harry Francis, Steven Freeman, Chester Gates, Gary Gill, VVilliam Gowder, Ronald Graham. ROVV 6: Gwyn Graumann, Charles Green, Lloyd Grigsby, john Grubbs, Jay Hague, Stanley Hancock, Sam Harding, Jon Harper, Paul Harper, Gary Harrington. ROVV 7: Leslie Harrington, Phillip Harris, Frank Harrison, Richard Hurst, Eddie Henslee, Ray Hoover, Brian johnson, Bruce johnson, Michael johnson, Don Jones. Page 317 SCOTT HALL ROW 1: James Jones, Howard Kanelakos, Robert Kappler, Howard Katz, Roy Killough, Edward Kirkpatrick, Richard Lancaster, Fred Landess, Gary Lanman. ROVV 2: James Lansford, Gerald Lusk, Nyle lN1ahal'l5ey, Stanley Mannschreek, james P. Marsh, John Marsh, james L. Marsh, Terry Mathis, john Mcflutcheon. ROW 3: Larry Mcliane, Richard McLean, J. R. Meinders, llarve Morrow, Samuel Nott, Robert VV. Osborne, Robert A. Osborne, Kenneth Owen, Warren Park. ROVV 4: john Peeper, Thomas Peeper, Charles Pfeiffer, YVal- Page 318 ton Phillips, Arnold Pietz, james Pirtle, VVilliam Pistole, Reggie Poorbaugh, James Praprotnik. ROVV 5: Michael Reding, Ronald Reid, Larry Renne, Larry Rice, Jay Roberts, Richard Rolsten, Larry Rutledge, Roger Ry- lander, John Savant. ROVV 6: Terry Scruggs, Gerald Shefheld, john Simms, Dan Smeltzer, Richard Sonders, Richard Thomason, Alan Teel, James Tolson, Vietor Toma. ROW 7: Chester Tracy, Stephen Vogel, David VVhisnant, Tim- othy VVebber, Edwin White, Gary VVhite, Bob Vvhitworth, Monty VVight, james VVillison, Gerald VVortham. OFFICERS RICHARD CJRAUEL . . . President MICHAEL Dorm . . Vice-President DENNIS DURBIN . . Secretary RICHARD RANNY . . Treaszmfr PARKER HALL Parker Hall Hall Adopts Name for Quanah Parker The residents of Dorm B adopted the name Parker Hall in their third year on campus and continued their tradition of excellence in scholarship, athletics, and campus activities. In the name of Quanah Parker, last chief of the Comanches, the residence hall received the MRHA academic award, which is a traveling trophy and the Men's Residence Halls Intramural Sports Champion trophy. It also received the Blue Key Parents' day trophy for independent men. The Bee Line, the hall newspaper, was established in l963 and achieved campus-wide recognition. Parker hall produces active leadership in all campus activities, with special recognition awarded to Bob Mason, president of MRHAg Jonathan Los, senator and Homecoming co-chairman, Gilbert Asher, sena- tor' Mike Dorr SUAB' and Richard Grauel IRC 7 7 3 7 president. FRONT ROW: Kenneth Graves, Richard Ranny, Michael Dorr, Richard Grauel, Dennis Durbin, Charles Gowder, Ronald Ballew. ROVV 2: Dennis Su, Harry Chancellor, Stan Lyons, Shabbir Basrai, Martin Goedecke, Jim VValker, Harvey Bartell, Larry Fox. ROW 3: Curtis Chubb, Earl VVorstell, james Ballew, VVilliam Plummer, Rus Saunders, T. L. Hunt, Ray McCoy, Edward Moore. RICHARD GRIXLIET., President Page 319 PARKER HALL ROVV 1: Gilbert Asher, Donald Audleman, Ronald Ballew, John Baker, Harvey Bartel, Shabbir Basrai, Harlan Bass, Lewis Beik, Gerald Best, David Biddler. ROW 2: Roger Blinn, Webster Boland, Paul Booton, John Brammer, VVilliam Brown, VVilliam Burkes, Louis Burton, VVilliam Buschhorn, Richard Byron, Robert Cary. ROW 3: Ronnie Caudell, Tony Cerveny, Harry Chancellor, Robert Childress, Louis Ciucci, David Collins, Harold Cornish, Cecil Cox, Danny Deaver, Joe Dillingham. ROVV 4: Edward Dobson, Curt Donley, John Durbin, Dennis Page 320 Dwyer, Michael Dwyer, Roger Erwin, Arvin Evans, YVilliam Fagala, James Fieszel, Clyde Fosdyke. ROW 5: VVesley Foutch, Larry Fox, Larry Gill, Hulbert Glimp, Arthur Goble, Martin Goedecke, Jack Gray, Stephen Goltry, John Goodrich, Charles Gowder. ROW 6: Richard Grauel, Kenneth Graves, Jerry Gresham, Robert Grove, Dale Gustafson, James Hale, David Harned, Billy Haynes, Bernard Heer, Reece Hembree. ROVV 7: Thomas Hendrix, James Human, David Howe, Rich- ard Howe, Don Hubbard, T. L. Hunt, Carroll Hutchens, Rex Jarvis, David Jennings, Ronald johnson. PARKER HALL ROVV 1: Keith Johnston, Phillip Key, Kenneth Keyser, john Kirk, johnny Kretzschmar, Howard Kunka, Robert Inman, Michael Landreth, Joseph Lane, Charles Layton. ROVV 2: Jerry Livingston, Jonathon Los, Billy Loughridge, Stanley Lyons, David Maddox, James Malone, Don Malzahn, Robert Marshall, Luther Maynard, Ray McCleary. ROVV 3: Kenneth Mcflomas, Ray lN1CCoy, Alfred lWCKenson, Norman McLaren, Tyson McLaughlin, jimmy Meier, Donald Mitchell, james Monahan, Robert Moon, Edward Moore. ROVV 4: ,lim Newkham, Steven Nobles, Carl Patrick, Lewis Phillips, VVilliam Plummer, Daniel Pope, Albert Provine, Rich- ard Ranney, David Rice, Kenneth Richardson. ROVV 5: Charles Romick, Russell Saunders, James Schooley, Larry Leland Scott, Rodney Seawright, Gerald Shewey, Rus- sell Shupe, VValter Skeistaitis, Carl Slater, Chester Smith. ROVV 6: jerry Smith, VVendell Smith, Rex Starr, Dennis Su, Robert Thomas, Lawrence Tomko, Brian Trantham, Robert Turley, Joe VVade, James YValker, john VValton. ROVV 7: Gary Vvells, Stanley Vllendt, Oliver VVest, Joe Will- iams, Terry VVilken, Timothy VVilken, Clyde XVilson, Tim- othy VVilson, Stephen VVintory, Ellery VVittmer, Allan VVood- ruff. Page 321 OFFICERS JIM BURCKHALTER . .... President RON SHIRLEY . . . Vice-President JERRY ERVVIN . - . . . Secretary DONALD L. RODGERS . . Dorm Manager Cordell Hall Hall Celebrates Its 25th nniversary Page 322 JIM BURKHALTER, President Cordell hall celebrated its twenty-fifth anniversary this year by continuing its tradition of providing an outstanding program. The fall semester, which was typical of Cordell's history, saw the hall win the homecoming sweepstakes trophy. It also took championship in the Hrst two intra- mural sports offered, sponsored a large number of spe- cial events, and continued its outstanding scholastic record. Among campus leaders are Gary Sheets, Homecom- ing parade marshalg Don Swearingen, sophomore class president, and Richard Donier, top scholastic student of OSU in 1964. There is really no point in looking in mailboxes. Usually you'll find letters from Selective Service, bills, unbalanced bank statements, or as is normal, nothing. But there always is hope of a package from home. CORDELL HALL ROW' 1: john Adams, VVyatt Adams, Ray Aflague, Theodore Alby, Emmitt Alexander, James Alexander, Leeland Alexander, Donald Allen, Gary Anderson, james Anderson, Robert An- derson. RUVV 2: Ilenry Andrews, Lowell Andrews, Tracy Bair, -Ioe Baker, Jimmie Baldwin, Larry Barker, David Barnett, Dennis Basinger, Jed Beck, Gary Been, Donald Beil. RUVV 3: jerry Bennett, YVilliam Berger, -lohn Bergncr, Nlichael Blfzckledge, Jesse Blakemore, Charles Bond, 'lohn Bower, Duane Boy, Thomas Boyle, Robert Brakey, Sammy Brawner. ROW' 4: Ronald Brewster, James Britton, Donald Bridal, Alan Brown, Nelson Brown, Gerald Bryant, james Burckhalter, John Burris, Jackie Burroughs, Dan Butler, james Caldwell. ROVV 5: Ronald Cannefax, Robert Carlile, VVilliam Carter, Mike Casey, James Casten, Roy Cates, Alan Cecil, Alfred Cecil, Stan Chaffin, Robert Chapman, Gary Chappory. ROVV 6: George Charlson, Robert Chasteen, Jerry Cheatham, James Clay, ,lohn Cleland, john Cook, Sammy Cooper, James Cortom, XValter Cotner, Patrick Coughlin, Robert Covey. ROVV 7: Gary Craig, Donald Creel, Allan Culmer, Jack Curry, Evan Curtis, Kenneth Daniel, john David, Joe Davis, Lawrence Day, Robert Dean, VVesley Delozier. Page CORDELL HALL ROVV 1: james Dennis, Tommy Dennis, Thomas Dickey, Paul Dillahunty, Ronald Dobson, Harold Dotson, Ronnie Dovel, Don Duncan, VVilliam Dysinger, Patrick Ellis, VVilliam Engler. ROVV 2: james Esposito, Charles Evans, james Fetgatter, VVilliam Finley, David Fisher, Louis Fite, LeRoy Fore, john Forister, Richard Fronk, Donald Frissell, Alfred Fromm. ROVV 3: Rex Furr, VVilliam Galxel, john Garofalo, john Gar- ver, Charles Genthe, Vllilliam Gentry, VVill Getz, Peter Goetz, Ullarshad Gohil, Fonda Goldsmith, VVilliam Goodwill, ROVV 4: Dae Gossman, Ira Green, Patrick Greer, jay Greg- Page 32-1- ory, Thomas Grirhn, David Haddock, john Hafker, Allen Hahn, David Hall, john llalhrook, Sterling Hansen. ROW 5: Frankie Harrel, David llarris, Thomas Ilart, Martin Hauser, joe Hawkins, Michael Hefner, Roger Hendrix, Tay Hensley, Rodney Hicks, Kenneth Hill, Howard Hinton. ROVV 6: Bruce Hitt, james Hitt, james llorfman, Michael Holland, john Holley, Terry Holloway, Robert Hoppers, Don- ald Horn, Steven Ilorstmnn, john lludson, Edwin Ige. ROVV 7: Alfred Illingworth, Vincent Innarella, Larry jelfus, Alfred jensen, Gregory johnson, john johnson, john S. john- son, Marvin johnston, Gail jones, George jones, Norton jones. CORDELL HALL ROW' 1:l.eslie Kamas, Ron Kelling, james Kelly, Paul Ken- dall, Lowell Kennedy, jerry liindle, David Kindred, George Kizer, Donald Kloustad, Don Knowles, James Kobyluk. ROYV 2: Carl Koch, Douglas Kounter, joe Large, Riehard Lemon, Lloyd Lentz, Tom Lekawski, Steven Leslie, Charles Little, james Loats, james Loepp, Larry Loomis. ROVV 3: Danny Looper, John Lowerison, Bill Lyda, john Mace, John Nlaeiula, Gary Nlajors, Lawrence Maloney, VVill- iam Nlandlehaum, Harold Manning, james Marr, Paul Marshall. ROXV +2 Gerald Martin, Murriee Mason, Duane Matthiesen, Daryl Mefloskey, Robert Mefomhs, John McDaniel, Raymond lVleLain, Robert lVlel.aughlin, Michael lVIeNatt, Billy Nlerhofl, Ronald MerI'ill. ROVV 5: VVayne Meyer, jack Miller, Larry Miller, Larry Nlinniek, Gregory Mitaeek, Howard Montgomery, Jerry lNIont- gomery, Charles Nloore, john lN1urphy, Rolyert Nation, David Nelson. ROW' 62 Steve Nicolas, Larry Nolen, Vllilliam Norris, David Nowotny, Lonnie Nusz, Rick Ogden, Clifford Omo, Eugene O'Neal, Roy Outlaw, James Overton, Everett Owen. ROVV 7: Thomas Page, Gene Parks, VVilliam Parks, Samuel Paschal, Kelly Peil, Richard Pendleton, Michael Peterson. Philip Phelps, Dean Post, Gary Price, llarold Price, Dean Pryor. IJ age 325 CORDELL HALL ROVV 1: Jerl Pryor, Ernest Quuntie, Dennis Rawlings, joe Rankin, Forrest Reeves, Riehnrtl Rnhinson, Lyle Ruuncls, Glen Rumsey, Donziltl Ryan, Donald Sampson, Dnyitl Samuel, Jerome Sartor. RUVV 2: John Szltterhelcl, Pillll Sayers, Jimmy Scott, Rnlwert Sernper, Emmet Seefelclt, Michael Seymour, VVzlrren Shntl- tlnx, Rnliert Shafer, Lzirry Sliurfer, Irwin Shelton, jerry Sherrer, Ruliert Sherrer. RUVV 3: Rnnnltl Shirley, Gary Shull, Terry Siihng, Iizirl Smzly, Vurtis Smith, Dudley Smith, Larry Smith, Riehnrtl Smith, Tuflllllld Snethen, james Smlerstrrmm, ,lim Suuth, l.ee Spzlrkmnn. ROXV 4: Charles Sparks, Rex Sprouse, Max Starr, Dale Statnn, Dain Stnton, Oscar Staudt, Fharles Steel, Harold Sterling, Gene Page 326 Sticlhzlm, James Stinnett, Charles Sturm, jerry Stratton. ROXV 5: Fay Stout, Rudolph Suhl, Dun Swearingen, Daniel Sweeney, liill Taylor, Don Terrell, joseph Thomas, Dennis Tinherg, 'lue Todd, Thomas Tucltl, VVilli:1m Towles, Luther Trent. RUVV 6: Kenneth Tryner, ,luseph Vptergrnve, Steven Uzzell, Rzxntly vZll1l7CVCIlfC1', Danny Venosclel, Clurrell Vise, Donn Vurse, lflrnnk VV:1rringt0n, Kenneth VVelirenlierg, Don VVheeler, Gerald Vllilsnn, Harold Vllorrclzxll. ROW' 7: Darrell Vllnlters, Bennie VV:1re, Lawrence Vlliltler, Ruger YVilsun, Steve VVischutl, James VVitte,'Arlis Vlloocl, VVill- inm Xxyllflllllllll, L2lI'I'j' Vllright, Riley XVright, Eric VVynn, Burl YVillis. ROW 1: Kimberly Bailey, Laura Barnes, Sherry Brown, Janice Choate, Donna Clapp, Anna Cox, Sharon Fife. ROW 2: Katherine McCord, Lynn Mullinax, Mary Sartor, Patricia Solorio, Carol Stover, Patricia Ward. COEDUCATIONAL APARTMENTS Units Share Socials And The Coed apartments are unique since one of the units is occupied by the male sex. The two units share social functions and make contributions to fund-raising drives held each year by the university. At the end of each year, a banquet is held for all residents in honor of graduating seniors. On this occa- sion scholastic awards are prcsentedvto the member of each class achieving the highest grade average for the year, and the seniors are given a small memento of the occasion and of their years at Coed. Honor Seniors OFFICERS LINDA ANSON ...... Prmidmt PAT F1.m11NG . . Vice-Prffsidrnf SHARON FIFE . . . . Secretary MRS. LLYCILLE DILL . . Iloszess ROVV 1: Charles Baker, Samuel Billingsley, James Cain, Don Mc- Nlurray, Lane Mills. ROW 2: John Myers, James Niv- ison, Ronnie Pardue, Monte Reese, Reid Scussel, Gary VVitt. Page 327 East Brumley Apartments BRUMLEY APARTMENTS-EAST Page 328 OFFICERS ' LURETTA NEUMANN - .... President PAM NEFF .... . Vice-President BETH TIETZ - . . Secretary Mas. ANN BILES . . I-Iostess partments Change ame to Brumle LORETTA NEUMANN, President This year savv the combining of the East and TVest Apartments into one groupethe Brumley apartments. The activities of the group included a street dance, Christmas dance, participation in the Homecoming Parade, placing third in competition for Homecoming Hoats, and a spring formal which took place in April. To our livingroom this year was added a piano from which the girls get a great deal of enjoyment. Brumley apartments have been active in beauty con- tests. The girls Who have captured the beauty titles are Judy Griffin, Aggie princessg Jean Knezek, Redskin Beauty finalist, Suellen Smiley, Alpha Psi sweetheart, and Kaye Vernon, PAN Calendar Girl. Most apartment dwellers have a gay old time living out there, getting to fix food, wash dishes, and clean the whole apartment. For some of them, the next logical step after this is getting married and settling down. BRUMLEY APARTMENTS-EAST ROVV 1: Donna Ahrend, Sara Ball, Lavonne Beal, Juanita Beard, Donna Beaulieu, Billie Blankenship, Ann Boettger, Pa- tricia Bradshaw, Ellen Brawley, Carol Brown. ROVV 2: Carole Carlton, Donna Carr, Georgina Chessmore, Patsy Clark, Judy Cloud, Karen Cuthhertson, Nita Dodson, Grace Feller, Susan Follanshee, Linda Gaines, ROVV 3: Judy Uriflin, hlyrtle llarrel, Martha Haws, Karren Hodge, Nora Hopkins, Marilyn lvery, Michelle Jenkins, Sherry Jones, Marietta Kengle, Sarah Kimhall. ROVV 4: Judy Kirmse, Jeannette Knesek, Anita Klaus, liar- hara LaBass, Lynn Lauhach, Pam McAlister, Emory Moreau, Beverly Morrison, Suad Musallam, Margaret Nesser. ROVV 5: Loretta Neumann, Sharon Orr, Synna Patrick, Dixie Roe, Margaret Ratliff, Janet Russell, Carla Ryan, Katherine Seem, Suellen Smiley. ROVV 6: Earline Snyder, Uma Splawn, liarlwara Stapleton, Millie Stewart, Kay Stone, Virginia Strobel, Laura Swan, Lin- da Symes, VVilda Thompson, ROVV 7: Peggy Thrasher, Beth Tietz, Mary VValters, Patricia VVehh, Sherry VVeems, Judith VVelch, Jennie VVensel, Sheri XVl'1ite, lVlarilyn VVood. Page 29 BRUMLEY APARTMENTS-WEST partments House etive Co-Eds LORIETTA N EIQMANN President PAM NEFF Vim-President BETH TIETZ Serretary Mas ANN BILES Horless Brumley residents participate actively in Orange Quill, Orange and Black Quill, Phi Upsilon Omicron, O-Staters, Lassos and Lariats, Block and Bridle, Fly- ing Aggies, Student Education Association, Army Blades, Collegiate -l-H and Student Entertainers. A number of the girls outstanding in campus organi- zations are Michelle Jenkins, CTlW president, Sheri White, home economics education publicity chairman, Karen Kays, home economics treasurer, Carole Carl- ton, Board of Publications, lX1artha Merritt, WRHA senator, Pat Bradshaw, chairman of the entertainment and hospitality for the National IAWS, Shirley Toon, individual act for Varsity Revue, Jo Jones, Army Blades. ROW 1: Jean Amey, Ilarriette Applegate, Jeanette Ardrey, Carol Bair, Kay Battenfield, Barbara Baughman, Earlene Car- der, Nancy Cargill, Betty Cassel, Glynda Chesser, Avola Cinnamon. ROW 2: Patricia Cornwell, Sheron Couch, Marilyn Cox, Kathy Dorow, Macy Douglass, Karen Dozier, Gail Eberle, Carol Fitzpatrick, Carolyn Greer, Judy Gunter, Margaret Hapke. ROVV 3: Carolyn Hawkins, Kathryn Head, Marcia Henderson, Darlene Jones, Phyllis Jones, Mary Landis, Pamela Neff, Mary Nicholson, Sherry Nickel, Sally Patterson, Carol Jo Petropoly. ROW 4: Sandra Preston, Catherine Roberts, Bonnie Shields, Kathlean Snyder, Anna Southward, Paddy Standerfer, Phyllis Stites, Doris Taylor, Yvonne Taylor, Kaye Vernon, Mary Wiley, Sue Winkle. Page 330 OFFICERS JOHN LEEPER . . Prwsirlrfnf CHARLIZS Coocixs - . I'ive-Prvridwzf TOMMY Cooicsoiv ...... Srfmfmry MR. ,xxo MRS. Ci.,-xRENeiz ROGERS . Ilnsfs EAST BENNETT HALL East Bennett Hall Dorm Has a ell-Rounded Program ln the past year, East Bennett hall has furnished its men with a Well-rounded program of scholastic, ath- letic and social events. The social highlights of the year include the Bennett Blazer ball and many dance hours. East Bennett and Willzlrd co-sponsored an exchange dinner and a St. Patrick's day dance. East Bennetts council also spon- sored the annual senior dinner, council installation ban- quet, Christmas dinner and also the Thanksgiving dinner. East Bennett was active in Homecoming, holding the second annual Big 8 party, having an open house, and building the overall third place Winning float. There are those students who get to go home every weekend and let their mothers do their laundry. And then there is the majority of the students who stay in Stillwater the year ,round and get to do it themselves. JOHN LEEPER, President Page 331 EAST BENNETT HALL ROVV 1: john Abernathy, David Acton, Robert Acton, Rich- ard Allen, Alan Bahan, Duane Baker, Victor Banham, Paul Barkley, Robert Bartlett. ROVV 2: Lawrence Baxter, john Beames, Dwight Beard, james Beckham, Ronnie Berry, Rex Billingsley, Dennis Bilyeu, llerbert Birdsong, Miehzlel Bivens. ROVV 3: Darrell Boucher, Larry Boyter, Clifford Brendemihl, Ronald Bridges, james Brooke, Mike B1-own, james Buff, Rob- ert Bufhngton, Steven Buker. ROVV +1 llerrnzin Bunger, Billy Carson, Donald Carter, XVayne l tue 332 Chandler, Albert Clark, Fred Clark, john Cobb, Charles Cog- gins, Thomas Conway. ROVV 5: Roger Cook, james Costain, Lamar Creel, Marc Cul- lison, Gregory Cumbey, Donald Cushing, James Darrough, Thomas David, Robert Davis. ROVV 6: Tommy Davis, John Deen, VVillard Denny, Theo- dore Detmer, Charles DeVValt, James Dickerson, james Dick- ison, Ronald DilWaggio, Thomas Dixon. ROVV 7: Anthony Donato, James Dore, Bruce Duncan, John Duncan, James Early, Larry Early, Raymond Early, Billy Ed- wards, Michael Edwards. EAST BENNETT HALL ROVV 1: Mike Edwards, Robert Eichling, Fred English, David Estrada, Allen Faust, Charles Flatt, VVilliam Fooshee, VVilliam Foreman, Joe Foster. ROW 2: Dennis Gagliardi, Carl Gaines, Stephen Galegor, Donald Gallagher, Leland Gallagher, Satish Gambhir, Hal Gazaway, Jimmie Giddens, VValter Glover. ROVV 3: VValter Goolshy, Tom Gorrell, Rommie Gorrell, Ed- die Graves, Frank Graves, Robert Green, Tommy Green, Gary Grifhth, Dennis Griggs. ROVV 4: Joseph Gruntmeir, Robert Guess, Gary Guinn, George Gunn, Charles Hall, Johnny Hanshu, Ronald Haupt, John Heitzke, VVilliam Hellen. ROVV 5: James Henrich, Charles Henson, Michael Higgins, VVilliam Hise, John Hix, Robert Hodgden, Gary Hoff, Chester Holden, Jerry Holder. ROVV 6: Bruce Hester, Michael Huebsch, Steven Huffman, Merle Hunsaker, Thomas Jackson, Bobby James, Richard Jenks, Bradley Johnson, XVilliam Johnson. ROVV 7: Charlie Jones, Phillip Jones, Richard Jones, Charles Jung, Michael Kellenbarger, James Kelln, George Kern, Barry Kilfoy, James Kirk. IJ age 333 EAST BENNETT HALL ROVV 1: James Kirk, Gene Kirkpatrick, Ken Koysdar, Louis Kovitz, Louis Krivanek, Forrest LaRue, llarold Lary, Edward Laverty, John Leeper, John Lemmons. ROVV 2: Jerry Lingo, Gerald Little, John Lowrance, Joe Lu- cas, llenry Luster, VVilliam Lyle, XVilliam Lynch, Fred Malle, Edward Maples, Kenneth lNlarler. ROVV 3: Lloyd Martin, Tom Martin, James McCleat, Grady McCorlke, Robert Mcliovern, Max McKee, Richard McKinley, john McKnight, David McLemore, David McMahan. ROVV 4: John McPherson, joseph Meadors, James Metcalf, Page 33-l Gary Mezzer, Donald Miller, james H. Miller, james J. Mil- lcr, joe Miller, John Mitchell, Bill Nioggard. ROVV 5: Gary Montgomery, Clinton Mooney, Grover Morris, Vletns Morrison, VVendell Mulder, Charles Musson, Robert Nail, Jonathon Neal, Richard Nearing, Raymond Neel. ROVV 6: Gerald Neuwirth, Sherrill Newsom, Paul Nichols, Denis Nicolaysen, Roger Noble, jerry Norsworthy, VVarren North, Ronald Northcutt, Richard Nowlin, Larry Oard, RUVV 7: VVendall Ogden, James O'IIara, Robert Olson, John Otey, Terry Painter, Robert Parker, Marvin Parr, Theodore Parrish, James Patton, llarold Pennington. EAST BENNETT HALL ROVV 1: Lawrence Pense, Mike Peters, Richard Pettit, Michael Pillow, Larry Pruitt, Earl Purcell, Raymond Pyle, Donald Re- gal, john Rich, Nicholas Richardson. ROXV 2: David Ricker, Clifford Riley, Nlichael Risebeary, Da- vid Roberts, Douglas Robinson, Glenn Robinson, Gregory Ronck, Vernon Rosamond, Calvin Rothell, Gary Russell. ROVV 3: jim Sallis, Christian Schmidt, Louis Schmitt, Robert Sehon, Clyde Sewell, Richard Shanahan, Larry Shelby, Connie Shoemaker, Jim Simmons, Suman Singh. ROVV 4: Michael Smith, Larry Spence, james Stanton, Lynn Steincamp, james Stevens, Donald Stonebarger, VValdo Swat'- ford, Dwight Tallent, Ralph Tapp, john Thompson. ROVV 5: Kenneth Thompson, Michael Thompson, Charles Thornton, Curtis Tindall, Loren Tracy, jacob Tsotigh, Ronald Tucker, llenry lvloedman, Kerry YValsh, .lack YVarlientin. RUVV 6: Jerry Vilashburn, Jimmy XVashburn, James VVeigel, Dolph NVellborn, Dale Wells, Gary VVells, jack White, VVayne VVhitnah, Garry VVilburn, john Vililliams. ROVV 7: Kenny Wlilliams, Gary Yvillison, Fred Yvitt, Charles XVittenmeyer, lNIarvin XVollard, Joseph XVoodcock, James VVoods, Mickey VVright, Raymond Young. Page 335 Q i Hanner Hall HANNER HALL l OFFICERS NIIKE BIIKLES ..... . Presideni GARY TAYLOR . . Vire-Prfsidmzt LARRY FRENCH . . . - . Secretary MRS. il'IURIEL Mo1,LoY . . . Hortess Dorm Becomes lVIen's Residence Again Page 336 MIKE MiKi.Es, President Hanner, a menls dorm this year, offers many advan- tages found only in a new dorm. Hanner men have the opportunity to make their own traditions and start new customs. A full social life, sports activities, and a good academic atmosphere combine to make a well rounded life for Hanner hall. Hanner's l36 students range from freshmen to grad- uates, from Oklahomans to international students and give a cosmopolitan air to the hall. Hanner boasts many campus leaders. Among them are Bill Lackey, Student Supreme Court member, Blue Key, and Don Bryant, OSL Band drum major. As the Library bell chimes the last warning to 8 o'clock classes, these two boys prepare for another clay of rigorous activities and college life. Who was it that said that girls are the slow ones getting ready to go to class? XR X, Y iiii ' ff : .. , . . I . ,ff , HANNER HALL ROVV 1: Danny Acosta, Don Alexander, Gregory Arthur, Zay Baker, Joseph Bardisbanian, Forrest Belcher, Donald Bryant, Michael Crone, Clifford Deal. ROW 2: Joseph Devenas, Robert Durst, Richard Egeland, Jerry Ehrenrich, John Ely, Arlon Enmeier, Marion Fuchs, Richards Ganstine, Patrick Gates. ROVV 3: Ronald Green, john Gregg, Charles Hill, Bill Lackey, Larry Hoffman, Donald Holliman, Robert Hyden, Charles Ken- nedy, Anthony Kihuris. ROVV 4: Neal Kilmer, Jack Larrabee, James Lawson, Edward Leader, Joseph Lennart, Andy Lucas, Roland McIntosh, Mikle Mikles, James Montgomery. ROVV 5: Paul Moore, Richard Nash, Martin Nichols, Donald Niemann, Michael O'Niel, Phillip Palmatary, John Payne, John Pinezaddlehy, James Pope. ROVV 6: Paul Powell, Tom Price, Harrold Ragsdale, Richard Ramsowr, John Reese, VVilliam Rogers, Vllilliam San Millan, Gary Simon, Michael Sherman. ROW 7: Larry Simons, Stephen Sneed, Gary Still, Jim Steph- anou, Gary Taylor, Russell Tharp, james Turner, Stephen VVilder, VValter VVillis. ID l age S-.f OFFICERS PAiji.,x Hoifsox ...- . President Rosiic HIEIFTY . . . Vive-President Jaxiciz CHANDLER - . . . Snrretary BIRS. DEi.oREs XYIERS . . Hoszess Murray' Hall Unity Is Exemplified through Activities Xlurray hall has a three-fold purpose: leadership, scholarship and unity. Unity may be exemplified through dorm parties, fireside chats, dance hours, Cam- pus Chest auction, Homecoming house decorations, tree trimming parties, Candlewalk, Christmas carol- ing, and open house. Leadership is eHiciently carried out by house council and executive council. Rules and regulations are en- forced by a judicial board. The scholarship committee has several functioning programs to help the students in their studies and other college Work. PAULA HoPsoN, President Anyone who has ever lived in a girls' dorm knows all the types of screams, from those at a candlelight to those for a run in a pair of textured hose. But the nicest are those given in respect for the lucky girl at a shower. Page 338 MURRAY HALL ROVV 1:Linda Abbott, Sylvia Adams, Nancy Albert, Mary Anderson, Ibtihaj Arafat, Gertrude Arko, Barbara Armstrong, Elizabeth Arterburn, Patty Ayers. RUVV 22 Carolyn Baker, Karen Baker, lVlary Baker, Donna Barnes, Ellen Barnes, Sharon Beall, Betty Beasley, Helen Bernahardt, Marilyn Berousek. ROVV 3: Jane Bersche, Venita Bettinger, Cheryl Bittle, Nancy Blackwood, Linda Blood, Peggy Bocox, Nlarilyn Bradley, Deanne Brewster, Carol Bridges. ROVV -I-: Linda Briscoe, Priscilla Brown, Judy Bryant, Saundra Bryant, Janet Burchett, Karen Burrus, Barbara Butler, VVilma Bross, Diary Carter. RUVV 5: Janice Case, Janie Cates, Katherine Chancey, Janice Chandler, Janet Cheatham, Ruth Ciskowski, Jimmie Clement, Linda Collins, Edwina Cook. ROVV 6: LaDell Cooper, Carolyn Cox, llarriette Cozart, Bar- bara Crawford, Nlyrlena Crider, Karen Curtis, Mary Dan- vers, Rita Davidson, Claudia Dawkins. Page 339 MURRAY HALL ROVV 1: Judith Deckard, Kathryn Deisenroth, Parta Dicus, Judy Dieckmann, Leanna Dilts, Judith Donohoo, Charlotte Dor- mire, Glenetta Downing, VVava Dugger. ROVV 2: Karen Eastham, Beatrice Eaves, Linda Eehols, Brenda Edwards, Ada Egbert, Jennie Eisehem, Mary Emils, Sandra Elliott, Janet Entwhistle. ROVV 3: Jan Epperson, Martha Evans, Linda Fariss, Connie Feddersen, Sharon Felible, Karen Fisher, Linda Fisher, Marv Fitter, Charlotte Fore. I age 340 ROVV 4: Noreen Fuksa, Gayle Gentis, Judith Giger, Jane Gil- man, Leslie Glass, Jeanine Godley, Linda Goers, Sharon God- den, Freeda Graves. ROVV 5: Bonnie Graves, Glenda Grayluill, Pamela Green, Donna Grimes, Judy Gurley, Carol Honeyeutt, Connie Kantzer, Laura Haas, Sherry Hall. ROVV 6: Stephanie Hammond, Mary Hammonds, Kathryn Hand, Peggy Hann, Carol Hansen, Carole Harrison, Cheryl Harrison, Judith Hathaway, Rheba Hawkins. MURRAY'HALL ROVV 12 Louise Heath, Cheryl Hendren, Mary Hester, Darlene Hey, Angelina Hickman, Margaret Higgins, Sandra Himes, Judy Hines, Diana Hopper. ROVV 2: Carolyn Holcomb, Paula Hopson, Sharon Horton, Glenda Howell, Carolyn llowser, Kathie lluggard, Nancy Hughes, Janet Jones, Mary Jepson. ROVV 3: Carol Johannes, Kristin Johnson, Jana Kaupke, Linda Kemp, Jo Ann Ketter, Virginia King, Linda Kite, Emelia Koerner, Connie Larr. ROVV 4: Sharon Lawrence, Sharon Lyon, Nancy Mace, Judy Mallett, Judith Malroney, Kay March, Diana Matlock, Julie McClelland, Kathrine lVlcf'onnell. ROVV 5: Judy Mcforkle, Sherry McCutcheon, VVilma Mc- Geehon, Carolyn Mciiraw, Jacqueline McGuire, Sue McVeigh, Carolyn Milburn, Carol Miller, Lynda Mills. ROW' 61 Cheryl Minter, Jean Mix, Shannon Moore, Jo Mosier, Mary Montgomery, Myrna Morgan, Joyce Morris, Jo Mosher, Connie Nioyers. Page 341 MURRAY HALL RUVV 1: Sue Nlusgrove, Sheryl Nachtigall, Beverly Nail, La- Nell Neumann, Susan Nowacki, Patricia O'l7onnell, Vickie Uliphant, Frances Oldenstadt, Carol Opdenhotf. ROW' 2: Elayne Owens, Marilyn Paddaek, C'heryl Paine, Billy Palmer, Virginia Parrish, Beverly Payne, RuthAnn Pennington, Danna Perry, Sharon Petersen. ROW 3: Nancy Petty, Paula Phillips, Stephanie Pitcher, Ma- linda Plum, Patricia Pohl, Margaret Posey, Martha Potts, jo- Anna Price, Merry Price. Page 342 ROVV 4: Nancy Price, Linda Prine, Judy Rake, Cheryl Reece, Carol Recd, Lois Richardson, Diane Riddle, Claudia Riemann, Janice Riggs. ROVV 5: Cecelia Robb, Dorothy Roberts, Renee Roszel, Janice Roberts, Coy Robinson, Theresa Rodgers, Janice Rooks, Carmen Roseth, Janis Russell. ROVV 6: Sharon Ryder, Evelyn Sanders, Mary Sandstrum, Carol Schulen, Kathryn Schuette, Barbara Sevey, Karen Sher- rill, Margaret Shout, Edwina Simmons. MURRAY HALL ROVV 1: Cheryl Singree, Carol Sledge, Doris Smith, Lena Smith, Mary Smith, Susan Southall, Judith Sparks, Nancy Spottswoocl, ROVV 2: Sharon Sprinkle, Jacqueline Starr, Linda Stidham, Judith Stoclola, Nicki Summers, DeLoris Sutherland, Nancy Suter, Dorothy Sutmiller. ROVV 3: Linda Sutton, Joan Swinney, Laura Taylor, Neila Templeton, Susan Thomas, Sharon Thomas, Mary Thompson, Carol Thrasher. ROVV 4:Suzelle Tuma, Janice Voth, Crystal VVade, Brenda VValls, Dian Yvalters, Joyce Yvard, Sandra YVatkins, Judith YVeeclin, RUVV 5: Sheridan VVelch, Brenda VVest, Jennifer VVest, Joy VVestermeyer, Olive VVhite, Norma VVilkie, Emma VVilliams, Neva VVilliams. RUVV 6: Diane VVilp, Norma VVilson, Shirley VVinters, Shar- on VVisner, Sarah VVojahn, Mary Womack, Joan VVo0dard, Marcia VVooten. Page ! c ' ' ' 'tmfilrzffiixikim ' ff, North Murray Hall NORTH MURRAY HALL OFFICERS GAIL Fosrliia ........ President LINDA CUMMINGS - . I'ifrr-President BONNIE XVHITE . . . Secrelary MRS. LLVCILLE ADCOCK . . . Hostess Energetic Freshmen Have Been Added Page 3-l-l GAiL FOSTER, President Thirty energetic freshmen have been added to North hall and are keeping the counselors extra busy. Among the campus queens Were Judy Richter, Best Dressed Coedg Linda Cummins, Redskin Beauty Hnal- istg Ann Morgan, Honorary Cadet Colonel finalistg and Gail Foster, Business Queen Hnalist. Campus leadership is also plentiful among the 145 women as shown by Evelyn Doty and Carolyn Bled- lock, Lasso and Lariatsg Linda Cummins and Ann hlorgan, Army Bladesg Adrienne Ruby, hlortar Boardg Gail Foster, SUAB and Beta Gamma Sigmag and Sharon Shiver, IRC secretary. These are just sam- ples of the various activities in which these girls are active. Highlights for the year include the Christmas Can- dlelight Walk and the spring picnic honoring seniors. These girls of North Hall have found that keeping well-read on current events makes for a more interesting college life. Can you blame them for turning to the latest Cowboy victory story first in all of the newspapers? NORTHfMURRAY'HALL ROW 1: Linda Allon, Mary Allen, Sharon Berger, Linda Bissett, Nancy Burton, Mary Brock, Sherry Cummings, Linda Cummins, Patricia Deatherage, Lola Dittmeyer. ROW 2: Mary Doty, Alice Erickson, Louella Ferguson, Gail Foster, Karen Fowler, DeAne Gick, Betty Hammons, Polly Hardy, Carolyn Herman, Loyce Hemry. ROW 3: Susan Holmes, Pamela Horn, Joyce Hawk, Elizabeth Hubbard, Glenna Huls, Mary Humphrey, Betty Johnson, Lois Johnson, Daynasue Keel, Betty Kelley. ROW 4: Mary Korthase, Cheryl Maynard, Treva Maxfield, Kathy McCreight, Janet McGehee, Dixie McKinzie, Carolyn Medlock, Glenda Miller, Margaret Miller, Margaret Morgan. ROW 5: Kathleen Musick, Shirley Myers, Katherine O'Rourke Anita Puckette, Karen Rud, Susan Reed, Susan Remmel, Kath- ryn Reynolds, Judith Russill. ROVV 6: Doniece Schott, Louise Schoonover, Karen Schroeder, Janie Shafer, Sharon Shiver, Janet Sluvter, Ginny Smith, Judy Steward, Carlene Storck. ROXV 7: Shelley Struck, Diane Stubby, Connie Sylvester, Mary Taracko, Patricia Taylor, Janie Thomas, Carolyn Tipton, Marianne Vorheis, Gertrude Williams. Page Stout Hall STOUT HALL Page 346 OFFI CICRS ANNETTE TRlflI.'XX . . . . Prrsirlrni KIARY BETH HERIRERT . . Ivfl'l'-P!'FSfllf77Zf BIEG jouxsox . . . . . Swrriary HRS. STEELE li. VVHITIE . Hostess cademic Year Begins with Dorm Part ,ANNETTE TRUMAN, President The academic year at Stout hall begins with a dorm party to greet the incoming freshmen and welcome back old faces. During the year the women of Stout keep in step with the campus pace by taking part in student government, beauty contests, intramural sports, and Homecoming festivities. The dorm also partici- pates in dance hours, teas, and one big dance during each semester. Stout hall also boasts a bevy of campus leaders and beauties. Carolyn Singleton is the current Veterinary hledicine Queen and Pat Cloud reigns as the Dairy Science Princess for the second straight year. Stout also has this year's Freshman Queen, Jackie Day. The girls at Stout really do like the ofhee. This is where their dates call for them, where they check out to go home, where they can get the master key if they lock themselves out, and where they get the latest news. ,ami . HA A E ,uw l..lY'M't'r so , .0-Q. affm1m,, lc My 3, cess f' U S' STOUT HALL ROVV 1: Beverly Afinowiez, Patsy Allen, Nancy Allison, Cheryl Arnold, Jeanne Atkinson, Elizabeth Ausmus, Linda Baird, Charlotte Baniield. ROW 2: Karen Barbee, Barbara Base, Neva Bass, Marsha Baumler, Carole Bayhylle, Susan Beals, Leslie Beard, janet Beisser. ROVV 3: Sandra Bentley, Mandena Bingman, Patricia Birkes, Diana Blake, Rosita Blatchford, Dorothy Boen, Carol Bonar, Donna Boyd. ROVV 4: .lane Bowerman, Bonnie Bradshaw, Linda Bright, Nancy Brockert, Ann Brown, Janice Brown, Jerry Brown, Lynda Brucker. ROVV 5: Diane Bruno, Carol Bryant, Nikki Bryant, Theresa Bullock, Carolyn Burheson, Tina Burton, Judith Buster, Judy Caldwell. ROVV 6: Gloria Callahan, Martha Campbell, Janet Carpenter, Liza Cates, Donna Cawthon, Carol Chapin, Linda Chesnutt, -ludy Choat. Page 3-lf STOUT HALL ROW 1: Kathy Clark, Pat Cloud, Marsha Cobb, Lawanda Connally, Sharon Cook, Ann Copeland, Dorletta Cotham, Marilyn Cowen. ROW 2: Toni Cox, Janice Cresse, Karen Cropper, Jo Cruzen, Sherry Culbertson, Lynn Curlee, Charlotte Curtin, Carol Daly. ROW 3: Andrea Daniel, Gloria Davenport, Nancy Davenport, Donna Davis, Evelyn Davis, Margie Davis, Sharon Dickey, Judy Dolle. Page 348 ROVV 4: Anita Downs, Onna DuBois, Margaret Dugger, Kar- en Dukes, Susan Eggert, Pamela Ellis, Penni Ellis, Janet Eppler. ROW 5: Mary Farnum, Barbara Faulkner, Kathryn Faulkner, Karen Ferguson, Martha Finch, Mary Fish, Gwendolyn Fisher, Glenda Fite. ROVV 6: Jeannie Flemming, Carol Fonvielle, Judith Fowler, Rosetta Frick, Judy Frizzell, Valerie Gardner, Sherry Gar- land, Paulette Garner. STOUT HALL ROW 1: Anna Garofoli, Ann Garrett, Jody Gattis, Jan Gib- bons, Sharon Girk, Mary Gray, Sandy Gray, Francis Grethen. ROW 2: Phyllis Grigar, Judy Haley, Pat Haley, Elizabeth Halt, Edyth Hamrick, Rosalind Hand, Margaret Harrington, Kristin Harry. ROVV 3: Carole Harrison, Joy Hass, Virginia Henry, Mary Herbert, Elizabeth Hess, Kitty Hilsheimer, Snaznne Hidman, Connie Homscy. ROW 4: Ann Hutchins, Jennifer Johnson, Meg Johnson, Rita Johnson, Janna Jolly, Anne Kamp, Beverly Klenda, Carolyn Kosted. ROVV 5: Norma Kyle, Linda Lashy, Joan Ledbetter, Leslie Lehman, Carol Litton, Mary Malle, Marjie Nathin, Jeanne Niatthews. ROVV 6: Peggy Mayfield, Priscilla Mayfield, Cecelia Mc- Callister, Patsy Rutter, Becky Rollow, Pamela Roland, Cheryl Rogers, Jean Reins. Page 349 STOUT HALL ROW' 1: Kristin Rielwl, Nlarsha Rickey, Nlargaret Reed, Rita Ransom, Nlarsha Quirk, Deedee Pribil, Janelle Pollock, ,leanne Pierce. ROVV 2: Linda Piepke, Ann Pendleton, Pamula Pinclell, Linda Pearson, Carol Patehett, Patsy Parks, Gail U'Shields, Shirley U'ReilIy. ROW' 3: Mary Oliver, Suzanne Ohan, Susan cjlclflllllllf, Cy n- thia Nunley, Carol Noe, Trudy Nix, Mary Niemann, liarlwara Nelson. Page 350 ROXV +1 Mary Munsch, Mary Morton, Suzanne Morgan, Sharon Moore, Elleen Mornre, Linda Misenheimer, Marcia Nlinton, De Miner. ROVV 5: Nlavis Miller, Ruth Mellies, Norma Nlellies, Diana lwehring, -loan N1cVay, Shirley Nlt'Qneen, Sally lN1c'Pherson, Kathleen lVICKinne. ROW' 6: Toni NIel7aniel, Karen N1l'clllllULlgl'l, Gail NlcDaniel, Betty lVIcCoy, Uarolyn MCCllLll'j', Clll'1'yl Smart, Nakita Slack, ,lane Singleton. STOUT HALL ROVV 1: Donna Shicller, Laura Sherrill, Jean Shaw, Anne Sewell, Beverly Scott, Ann Schroeder, Kay Schones, .Indy Tnussaint. ROVV 2: Nancy Teel, Barbara Tarr, Prescilla Swink, Pamela Summers, Judith Sullens, Mary' Suesz, Karen Straw, Anita Stone. RONV 3: Jeanne Stites, Sharon Sterk, Sandra Stephens, Susan Steinheck, TXK'j'llH-lj1lXN'Il Steer, Sandra Staten, Susan Stanley, Lisa Sotelo. ROW' -I-Z Sharon Smith, Lislie Smith, Carol Smith, Karen Tredway, Beverly Trent, Toni Turvey, Skipper VVadclington, Evelyn VVagner. ROVV 5: Elizabeth Wlall, Sue VVard, Sandra WVest, Linda Xvhitlow, Nlarian VVhitten, Virginia VVhittenhurg, C'arolyn YViens, Donna XVilliams. ROVV 62 Jill VVilliams, Colleen Yvilson, liarhara VVinslow, Bethel VVise, ,lanicc VVOrthington, Susan VVynne, Peggy Yeae ger. Page 351 ll. A L 'tif A if Thatcher Hall THATCHER HALL i I OFFICERS BARBARA BREMER ...... President Mo1,Lv FERGUSON . . Viire-Presidenf ANN LYNN HENI,EY ..-.. Secretary MRS. GEORGIA LEE EVERSOL . . . Hostess Residence Hall Has Uutstanding Year Page 352 BARBARA BREMER, President Thatcher hall has a very outstanding 1964-65 school year. Among those honored were Christine Smithart, who was runner-up for Freshman Queen, and Jimmie I-Iiggenbottom Who received the WRHA leadership scholarship. During Homecoming Week, residents found life hectic with the house decoration and open house. The traditional Thanksgiving banquet, Christmas caroling and candle Walk were highlights of that fes- tive season. Later in the year, presentation of the dorm talent show and selection of Miss JTU proved to be very entertaining. Thatcher's annual picnic and party honoring graduating seniors were the closing events of the year. Most of the Thatcher girls know the rest of the girls. This makes for a very friendly dorm where most girls would like to stay. The only disad- vantage to the situation is that bull sessions arise almost anywhere. THATCHER HALL ROW 1: Judith Atkinson, Margaret Basher, Dana Bair, De- anna Baker, Sharon Barbee, Julie Barto, Carol Bates, Barbara Bremer, Charlene Buckley, Margaret Bushree, Cleone Butler, Robbie Caldwell. ROW 2: Jean Callison, Beverly Cannon, Judy Capehart, Mary Cobb, Beth Collins, Anita Conner, Anne Crew, Patricia Davis, Patricia Dean, Ruthanne Deitchler, Connie Flager, Judith Free- man. ROYV 3: Charlotte French, Tressa Frey, Sherry Fulton, Carol Gaither, Dana Goodson, Bonnie Gwinn, Sharon Halford, Rose- mary Ilarley, Ann llenley, Kerry Hickman, Jimmie Higgin- bottom, Barbara llill. ROXV 4: Jayne llill, Lucille llininger, Jacqueline Hope, Vir- ginia Huggard, Diana Johnson, Katherine Karban, Constance Keith, Carlyn Keyes, Jeanette Lieber, Vera Lundy, lN1axine MacAllister, Sharon Martens. ROVV 5: Judy lN1artin, Linda Martin, Earlene McMillan, Lor- etta Meinke, Nlarilyn Mengedoht, Judith Meyers, Charlotte Miller, Karen lkliller, Anna Mohrmann, VVynena Nloore, San- dra Morgan, Susan Neal. ROW 6: Judith Nelson, Mickey Oxford, Betty Parham, Caro- lyn Parker, Frances Peddy, Cheryl Petray, Karen Pike, Re- becca Pilgrim, Linda Proctor, Janice Reeves, Jane Regier, ROVV 7: Paula Richardson, Marilyn Roads, Dian Rowan, Karen Scott, Wilma Scott, Kay Sharp, Verlaine Simon, Linda Small, Margie Smith, Carole Sneed, Cindy Soden. ROVV S: Carolyn Sparkman, Cherry Stine, Mary' Stitt, Rondea Taylor, Rosemary lflken, Carol lfpton, Rose Vaughn, Patricia VVallace, Janis VVestfall, Nancy VVilliams, Sharyn NVinkler. Page 353 XVest Bennett H all if OFFICERS BURT CLARK . . . President LINDON REID - . . Vice-President joe PAT NICIQASKLE . . . Secretary MR. AND Mus. B. F. ELLIS . . Hosts 1964 Year Starts With Annual Picnic Page 35-l HURT CLARK, President VVest Bennett Hall started the year with their third annual get-acquainted picnic at Yost Lake. Later, their homecoming decoration, Big 8 SteWseWell Done , won first place in the menls residence halls division. Parents Day featured an open house and each Week brought The VVest Bennett f?' hall newspaper. VVest Bennett is well represented in intramural sports and has an aetive soeial program. One especially nice feature is the Annual Spring Banquet honoring all graduating Seniors. The men of lVest Bennett Hall extend their deepest gratitude to their hosts, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Ellis, for concern and guidance shown for the past nine years. FRONT ROVV: Gene Davis, Jerry Reynolds ftreasurerj, Bert Clark fpresidentj, Lynden Reid fvice-presidentl, Joe Pat McKaskle fsecretaryl. ROVV 2: Michael H. Campbell, Richard C. East, Happy Settle, Gordon liuhanks, Cho-XVella Franklin. ROW 3: John Golliver, Rodney Schultz, Fraser Getgood, VVilliam McCombs, Warren Sager, Ronald Radican. WEST BENNETT HALL ROXV 1: Frank Aaron, blue Ahlmtt, Nfarviu Applcwllitc, llar- ROVV +2 ,lay Carrens, Robert cl1lI'lXYI'igllf, YVilliam Chaple, ry Arnulcl, Donald Aylcr, Gary Baclgett, VVilliam Baird, -lrvhu Q'l1l'istvl1sn-11, liernarcl Clark, Minflnaul Clifton, ,lon Cuck- Chzlrles Baker, Charles Barnes. rm-ll, -limmir Cnlfrnan, Everctt Culr. ROW' Z: Roh:-rt Bauer, lillisrm livasley, Dan lielvhcr, Ruluc-rt ROXV S: Ronald C'm1rl1vr, llugh Cmmliclcl, Rulwrr Crmoprr, kluhn Bennett, xlarnes Berger, Swmtt liugert, Phillip BHNVIIIZIIIV Keith Curyrll, Paul Crist, Larry Danicl, liugvnc Davis, Javk Uavis, liranvll, Charles Hramun. -lc-rry Dinsmnru. RUVV 31 Curtis li1'4mkux'cl', klrulm Bryan, Sidney lgllI'L'll1llll, ROVV 0: Charlie Dulmson, C'arl Dunlclx, Rrmalnl Dyer, Richard Vllilliam Iiurrouglx, liulxlwy C'aCy, Larry Cain, Mivhaul Camp- East, VVilliam lCillTliStHIl, Donald liclmnncls, Uclrdnll Eulsanks, lu-ll, Nm-ml Carlws, Tvcl Carucs. NVilliam livans, Douglas Farrar. Page 355 WEST BENNETT HALL ROVV 1: David Fenell, Roy Ferguson, Abraham Fields, james Fletcher, Thomas Folgate, Ceicle Ford, VVilliam Ford, Cho- Wella Franklin, john Freeman. ROW 2: Sidney Fryer, Keith Gan, Douglas George, Fraser Getgoo-d, john Gilliertson, John Golliver, Stephen Gratke, Carl Grizlle, NValter Gund. ROW' 3: Douglas llale, Ronald llale, john Hall, Oakley Ilall, Allen Hamm, Clint Harris, Barry VVartmann, Mike Ilearn, Aubrey llenry. Page 356 ROXV -L: YValker lligginlwottom, Trois llill, Larry Hodges Dennis Hoffman, Larry llolder, Ralph llollon, David Howell Jerry Humble, Nlike llumphrey. ROVV 5: Larry Ilntehinson, Steve Hutchison, Alan Johnson joseph Jones, Timothy Kahle, Uharles Kannady, Charles King blames Kirk, Larry Kirkpatrick. RUXV 6: Kendall Konlwa, james Krieger, Don Knykendall Larry Lamberhon, Roe l,aPorte, Richard Lawson, Bill Layton Ted l,alWar, Harold Lee. WEST BENNETT HALL ROVV 1: George Llewellyn, James Lollar, Dewey Lowery, John lNIartin, Gordon Mathison, Nick Mauney, jack Maxwell, George McAlister, Thomas McAlister. ROW 2: Gary McCallon, Charles McCarty, Michael Mc- Caughty, Michael McCauley, Gary McDonald, Joe McKaskle, VVilliam McKeehan, Ramesh Mehta, Joe Merritt. ROVV 3: Daniel Milligan, David Missimer, Marvin Molfett, Michael Moore, Calvin Moreland, Marshall Mungle, Raymond Murphy, Frederick Murray, VVillard Nahrgang. ROVV 4: Richard Northington, Randall Nunley, Gary Ohl, Charles Patterson, Otis Pearson, joseph Perking, Larry Petris, Burl Phifer, john Pippin. ROW 5: Edward Pledger, Jim Potts, Ronald Price, Gerald Pursell, Charles Patten, john Ray, Thomas Reardon, Billy Rebman, Lynden Reid. ROVV 6: Tom Reidy, jerry Reynolds, Danny Riley, Lonnie Richardson, William Roberts, Robert Romer, VValter Romero, Thomas Rushing, jerry Russell. Page 357 WEST BENNETT HALL ROVV 1: Nlcrritt Sakatzl, Jzimt-s Svhcirer, Rohm-rt Svhlvinmcr, Charles Svhmitt, Rodney Schultz, Robert Sfhwillc, lrzi Scott, Nlichziel Scwcll, Satish Shah, XVilv5 Shires. ROVV 2: Steven Shriver, Dziurity Smith, James Smith, -lzirnes VV. Smith, Nlivhzxcl Smith, Pziul Smith, john Snead, Mzittliew Sooter, Lzirry St:il'ford, Evervtt SIIllli'lIl5. ROW' 3: Clifford Stark, llxirold St. Clair, Gary Strvcils, Got: don Stinson, Tim Stinson, Gln-n Stohlzind, Rohr-rt Stonc, Paul Y Strokey, Ernest Sykorzi, fil'I'l'j' rlihoinzis. Page 358 RUXV 41 Bob Todd, Gt-rzild Trim, Miki' Tullius, VVilliz1m Tusing, Thomas Vnat-r, Ronald Vzlllancc, 'licrry Vance, Lllfj x'llllclllt'V6I'lllg', john XVzilkcr. RUVV 5: Vllillic Vvilllgll, Charles VVchling, l,Zll'1'.Yl Vllelch, Riclmrd Xvells, Gary VVvst, llerhc-rt XxYL'SlITl0l'l'lZlIlIi, Donald XYhit:1kur, Steve VVhitc, Alvx YVhitmore. RUVV 6: Edwin XVivtl, Stephen VVigginton, Richard XVillis clil2lI'l9S Wlills, Gary VVood, Gary XRYOUllU1lI'1i, ll1lI'l'f'l VVright NVilli:im NVright, John Zukosky. 7 1 OFFICERS ANNETTE M1LToN . . . . Prmiflmf JANIE XVEST . . . Ifitff-P!'t'SiI1l'llf FRANCES Riaizniak . . . Srfrrmry MRS. LSLADYS Pukvis . . Ilostwss WILLARD HALL Individuals Represent Outstanding individuals represent Willzlrd hall in many capacities across the campus. Organizational leaders include Barbara Polk, Nlortar Board, Annette Milton, WRHA social chairman and Army Blades ex- ecutive oflicer, Sharon Hoar, WRHA secretary, Susan Harris, WRHA parliamentarian, Kathy Crow, WRA president, Carol Sue Witt, Board of Publica- tions, Lynn Donkin, Sophomore Secretary, Glenda Lansdon, Angel Flight Secretary and Frances Reeder, Education senator. Willardls beauties include: hlelva Brown, Okla- homa Dairy Princess, Glenda Lansdon, O Club Queen, Frances Reeder and Vincie Bergschneider, Redskin Beauties, Annette lVIilton, Army Honorary Cadet Colonel, Diana hlontgomery, Agriculture En- gineer Queen, Gloria Collins, Block 8 Bridle Queen. With all the new vending machines, it will be possible one day to spend the whole day using nothing but vend-it-yourself products, from your hair- do to your books, and then go on a date with Il guy you selected yourself. A,f,, ',, , Vllillard Hall any Activities ANNETTE Mnfrox, President Page 359 WILLARD HALL ROVV 1: Joyce Adams, Barbara Ainsworth, Pat Appleby, Judy Arndt, Nancy Atkins, Carole Baker, Frances Baker, Julia Baker, Jeanne Barclay. ROW 2: Dianne Barger, Danna Barras, Donna Barras, Vir- ginia Beard, Linda Benson, Marilyn Biddler, Bonnie Bitsche, Carolyn Blakely, Sheila Blazer. ROVV 3: Karen Bowen, Karen Boxley, Carla Bretz, Sharon Brewer, Charlene Browe, Janie Brown, Melva Brown, Mary Brown, Meridith Brown. ROW 43 Sue Brown, Marjorie Bryant, Theresa Busch, Carolyn Page 360 Caldwell, Margaret Callis, Nancy Campbell, Rita Cantergiani, Nancy Cardenas, Greta Cermak. ROW 5: Beverly Carignan, Carolyn Carter, Linda Carter, Reta Cermak, Gloria Chandler, Victoria Clemente, Judith Cleveland, Cathie Cline, Mary Clower. ROVV 6: Barbara Clump, Judith Coburn, Sheila Cockrell, Lilla Codding, Gloria Collin, Glenda Combrink, Carolyn Con- ley, Linda Cook, Linda Cooper. ROVV 7: Barbara Combs, Judy Cowden, Carolyn Coy, Carol Crow, Patsy Cummings, Donna Crum, Kathryn Crow, Sandra Cunningham, Sarah Curl. WILLARD HALL ROVV 1: Diane Dallam, Diana Daugherty, Cynthia Davis, Nancy Davison, Sherry Davison, Donna Dearing, Linda De jarnett, Dyonna Dickson, Jo Ann Dill. ROVV 2: Diana Dipboye, Mary Dobson, Bonnie Dolan, Mari- lyn Donkin, Joan Daubt, Pat Driskill, Elizabeth Dryden, Anita Eaton, Janice Ellsworth. ROXV 3: Janell Enmeier, Sue Enos, Jane Eseott, Paula Evans, Vera Evans, Phyllis Felton, Judith Filler, Karen Fillebrown, Sandra Fisher. ROVV 4: Carolyn Fitz, Shirley Flanagan, Beki Fowler, Max- ine Fransen, Penny Friend, Nancy Fry, Donna Fulton, Barbara Gast, Cheryl Gaston. ROVV 5: Linda Gibbs, Janet Gillam, Martha Glover, Laura Good, Sandra Goodson, Arlene Goulden, Diane Graham, jewel Graham, Frances Gumaer. ROVV 6: Diane Gutshall, Judy Hafer, Danice Haigler, Kay llaliburton, Gwendolyn Hanger, Nancy Hansens, Susan llarris, julie Harvey, Edna Hawkins. RUVV 7: Deana Hayhurst, Mary Hays, Joneela Heinze, Pam Heitner, Barbara Herrian, Cherry Hessong, Barbara llobbs, Rita Hodur, Erlie Hogg. Page 361 WILLARD HALL RUVV 1: Nfarian llowe, Paula Irwin, hlarilyn Ivester, ,ludy Jackson, VVilli James, lklarsha johnaton, Roberta Johnston, Bettye jones, Saundria jones. RUVV 2: Shirley jones, Nlyrna Katner, I.aVaCla Keef, Paula Kennedy, Donna Kerr, Nlary Key, Cheryl Kilgore, Carolyn Kirkpatrick, Jerry Kirkpatrick, ROW' 3: Lee Kirkpatrick, Donna Kreps, Nlary Kuhn, Sharren Lanning, Glenda Lansrlon, Sandra l,1lXVl'Clll't', Susan Layton, Elizabeth Leader, Iillen I.enk. ROVV -l-Z Joyce Levy, Karen Liaboe, Sally Loving, Norita Lu- Page 362 Cas, Nita Lynch, Vharlotte Nlagerkurth, Nlary Nlalaake, Linda Nlalone, Carol Nlarsh. RUVV 5: Sandra Manes, Cheryl Martin, Mary Martin, Susan Nlartin, Marcia Nlason, Barbara Nlassey, Eva Nleliee, Sandra Mcliee, Alyce Mcliride. ROXV 6: Diana Nlefonnell, .lutlith lVIcPhe1'aon, Carolyn Nleaclows, Lililwy Nlecllin, Victoria NIL-sserli, Linda Mittelstet, Ann Miller, Erna Miller, Annette Nlilton. RUVV 7: Prieella lVlol'latt, Diana Nlontgomery, Donna Nloore, Patricia Moore, Pamela Nlorgan, Cynthia Nlorris, Nancy Nloser, Sheila Neeee, Judith Nelson. WILLARD HALL ROVV 1: Lou Nelson, Carolyn Niebrugge, Nancy Norris, Pat- ricia Norris, Besneita North, Carolyn Noyes, Peggy Oder, Lee Olim, Gwendolyn Oliver. ROVV 2: Mary Osborn, Linda Ottinger, Connie Parker, Sheryl Parker, Dixie Patterson, Sherry Patterson, joan Payne, fe- celia Peek, Sharyn Pfrehm. ROVV 3: janet Poerro, janet Piguet, Barbara Polk, Doris Porter, Melha Powell, Priseilla Presnall, jane Price, Faye Price, Deanna Propst. ROXV +2 Donna Propst, Sharon Qniatto, Myra Rainey, Nancy Ramage, Cheryl Randles, Dianah Ratlitl, Nlarilyn Ratzlati, Brigette Rausch, janet Reed. RUVV 5: Frances Reeder, Patsy Reid, Lana Reiswig, judith Reser, Darlene Robinson, janet Robison, Nancy Roeseh, Kay Roether. ROW' 6: jan Roper, Alexandria Rose, Sherry Rossander, Don- na Rowsey, Nancy Rnelw, Alice Rumlwaugh, Nlary Rush, janiee Sanders. ROVV 7: Rita Saunders, jean Savage, judy Schlosser, Cheryl Semrad, Lana Shaklee, liarhara Shell, Collette Sheriff, Sandra Sherrill. Page 363 WILLARD HALL ROVV 1: C'arolyn Shirek, Betty Shotfner, Carol Smith, Nancy Smith, Sharon Smith, Ilelen Snyder, Nancy Sparks, Ann Sperry, Linda Stansel. ROVV 2: De-Ann Stinchcomh, Phyllis Shropshire, Caralyn Stief- erman, DeAnn Stinchcomh, Carolyn Storm, Peggy Strong, Mary Swabh, Carolyn Swearingen, Linda Talley. ROVV 3: Ann Tefft, Roberta Tefft, Glenda Terrell, Vera Ter- rill, Judy Thompson, Charlotte Tipton, Janice Todd, Linda Trautman, Sherrill Trent. ROVV 4: Donna Turner, Shadra lfpshaw, Sharon Uzzell, l age 364 Cheryl Van Burkleo, lklarlene VanZant, Judith Varnell, Dor- othy VVade, Nlary VValker, Linda Wlallace. ROVV 5: Beverly Warmzl, Vivian VVlll'lTllIlSlil, Nlary VVarren, Carla VVatkins, Carolyn Wayman, Betty VVeigandt, Marilyn VVeiss, Sandra VVescott, Carroll VVest. ROVV 6: Judith Vllest, Sharon VVl1ite, Linda VVilCox, Judith VVilder, Ann XVilIiams, Barbara VVilliams, Judy VVilliams, Kathleen YVilliams. ROVV 7: Nlary VVilliams, lilissa VVise, Carol Witt, Phyllis Wojahn, Barbara VVyz1tt, Carolyn VV0ods, Mary Young, Sybil Zumbro. OFFICERS JOHNYNNE CRAYTHORNE ..-. Prffsidcnt Vicki PORTMAN . . . . I'irv-Presidmt MARGARET BALDWIN - . . Secremry MRS. ROBERT XVALLACE . . Ilostfss WENTZ HALL Wentz Hall Newest VVomen's Dorm Houses 5 7 Nine times 63 equals 567 enthusiastic residents of Wentz Hall, Oklahoma State's newest womenls resi- dence hall. Located on the northwest corner of the campus, it is part of a co-educational complex, sharing its dining facilities with the two men's dorms, Scott and Parker. Outstanding features of the dorm are its carpeted halls and piped-in music. This combined with the spacious rooms lends much to the enjoyment of resi- dent living. With no established traditions to follow, Wentz Hall occupants have displayed tremendous eagerness in in- stituting dormitory projects. The group's booth entry in the Student Union Fair merited them a first place trophyg and the Homecoming Hoat, organized and built by both men's halls as well as Wentz Hall, re- ceived a second place prize. Beauty queens and schol- astic honors, along with such group projects, have con- tributed to the honors earned by Wentz Hall. The new motto here at State is Hurry up and wait , Nowhere is this more evident than in the Tower. One must get up early, wait for the eleva- tor, wait in line for breakfast, rush back and get ready, and gn to class. joHNYNNE CRAYTHORNE, President Page 365 WENTZ HALL ROW' l: Vleanene Allenhach, Rita Alexander, Kiamichi Ainse worth, Linda Adams, Joanne Ames, Anita Apple, Diane Arch- er, liathianne liaclgwell, Brenda liaker, Margaret Baldwin. ROVV 2: Mary Ball, Susan Barry, Bonni Bartlett, Sherian Beeler, l,nis Biggs, Nancy Bertram, limmatlean Bills, Sue lilev' ins, Myrna lioelte, Nancy Bonehrake. ROVV 3: lla Bonham, Megan Booker, Andrea Boruntla, Bev- erly liost, Janice Bowman, jutlith Brewer, Sara Bristow, Bar- hara Bruck, Su Brooks, Carolyn Brown. ROW' 4: Susan Brown, VVynona Bryant, lblary Bullis, Marcella Burgess, lilizaheth Burmester, Suzanne Callaway, Nina Camp- liell, Gladys Carpenter, Eleanor Carter, Trudy Celsor. Page 366 ROW' 5: joan Chadwick, Roberta Chevalley, Bennie Childress, Priscilla Christ, Alice Cink, Candace Clark, Mary Cockrell, Karen Coley, Rasonya Culgin, Terri Cook. ROVV 6: Bonnie Coon, Pamela Cornell, Phyllis Covalt, Sharon Craig, Mary Cravattu, 'lohnyne Craythrirne, Nedra Crocker, lilizalwth Daniels, Diana Darling, Marty Davidson. ROVV 7: Lina Davis, Patricia Davison, Donna Dawkins, ,lamey Dayton, Lana Deliakey, Jo Dillsaver, Olivia Dixon, Sarah Dollins, Nlarilyn Duecker, Phyllis Duesherry. ROW' 81 Mary Dunn, Nancy Dyer, Patricia liclwards, Patty litlwarcls, Nancy Egner, Linda Emmons, Sue Fair, Mary Fath, Maxine Fauchier, Carolyn Faulkner. WENTZ HALL ROVV li Dale Fenton, Dianna Ferstle, Margaret Fitzgerald, Jean Flanagan, Thelma Foster, Rita Fox, Sandra Fox, Norma Frederick, Johnabeth Frost, Dianna Fry. ROW' 2: l.eanna Fry, Judy Gales, Gayle Gamble, June Gari- baldi, Gelda Garrett, Jannie George, Ernestine Gettys, Jan Giacomo, Rena Gilbert, Elaine Govin. RUVV 3: Gretchen Green, Nancy Green, linda Gregory, Linda Grifhn, Mary Grillin, Ginger Hagan, Marie Halcomb, Caro- lyne Hall, Jonna Halterman, Karen Hamilton. ROVV -lt Judith Hanan, Judy Hansen, Peggy Harper, Sharon Harrington, Debbie Harrison, Avonelle llarshman, Barbara Harwell, Kyla Hayes, Juna Hastings, Tamara Haynes. ROVV 5: Brita Hedlnnd, Barbara Henderson, Joy Henderson, Charlotte Hewlitt, lirnestine Hill, Jana Hille, Tommie llisel, Marilyn Hollis, Judith llolt, Ann lloneycutt. ROYV 6: Cheryl Hooker, Nancy Horn, Kitty Howard, Brenda Howe, Sarah Hoyt, Diane Hubbard, Nlary Hughes, Karen Hunt, Nlary Hunt, Karen Hutson. ROVV 7: Janet Jackson, Judith Jackson, Carol Jenkins, Zelda Jenkins, Carol Jenkinson, Mary Johns, Ann Johnston, Gloria Johnson, Judith Johnson, Judy E. Johnson. ROVV 8: Linda Johnson, Janice Johnston, Pamela Jones, Bar- bara Kennicutt, Judy Kimes, Judy Kirby, Dalean Knight, Saundra Koch, Susan Kramp, Karen Krier. Page 367 WENTZ HALL ROVV 1: Gloria Kucera, Dorothy Landers, Dorothy Landaf mann, janet Lane, jerry Lane, Kathal Lansden, Virginia Lawrenl, Judith Lawson, Andrea Lee, Kathie Lee. ROW 2: Judy LeGate, Patty Lincoln, Mary Lisle, June Locke, Sandra Loring, Penny Lowery, Betsy Lucas, Camilla Lundgrin, Kathy Mahl, Diane Malle. ROW' 3: Lynda lN1anor, Carol Niarshall, lWyra Nlason, Billie Nlatthews, Kathryn Maxey, Clara lNIcArdle, Vindy lNIcArdle, Synoyia lVlcBride, Linda Mefarty, Donna lWeC'lain. ROVV 4: Colene McCue, Mary lNlcDonald, lilizalmeth lklefford, Nancy lvlerriman, Mary Michaud, Phyllis Middlehusher, Mary Migjliore, Betty Miller, Julia Miller, Sarah Mires. 1 age 368 ROVV 51 Edith Mitchell, Sue Mitchell, -Io Mitchell, Ann Nloodie, Diana Moody, Sarah lWorris, Dorothy Mosser, Susan Mueller, Kathy Murray, Janet Musallam. ROW 6: Linda Nelson, Mary Nelson, Brenda Neumann, Mary Newhauer, Jeri Newton, Peggye Newton, Linda Niehols, -Iolane Nix, Kathleen Nix, Bette Nohlitt, ROVV 72 Sue Noel, Phoehe Oakley, Pat Olson, Sue Oxford, Iris Palka, Diane Parsley, Nlartha Pence, Carolyn Perrin, Carol Petersen, Suzanne Pope. ROXV X: Elizabeth Porter, Vicki Portman, Jeanne Price, Mar- garet Priee, Carolyn Quinnette, Mary Quinnette, Glenda Quin- ton, Nancy Records, Martha Renfro, Margery' Riee. WENTZ HALL ROVV 1: Rita Richmond, Carol Riley, Vicki Rochelle, Patricia Robinson, Julie Rooker, Leola Sadler, Lynne Sauls, Marcia Shrantz, Ann Schrempp, Suzanne Schuphach, Barbara Scott, ROVV 2: Mary Seiher, Randye Shaw, Rose Shaw, Judy Shel- ton, Deborah Shinn, Julia Shirley, Jackie Shofner, Doris Shnell, Sherron Siebert, Nancy Sinclair, Linda Slater. RONV 3: Carla Smith, Pat Smith, Sandra Smith, Sharon Smith, Francis Sparks, Jauhree Sparks, Charlotte Specht, Kay- leen Sproul, Shirley Stalwe, Jan Steigleder, Jana Steimer. ROYV 42 Judith Stephens, Diana Stivcrs, Beverlee Stone, Marcia Stout, Priscilla Stroup, Dotty Struck, Shirley Sullins, Elizabeth Tate, Jenne Taylor, Sally Taylor, Sandee Thayer. ROVV 5: Cynthia Thompson, Kathryn Thompson, Sheron Thompson, VVynema Thornton, Mary Tippieconnic, Dixie Tip- ton, Dyanna Townsend, Janice Trask, Lana Tyree, Claire Tvrhansky. ROVV 6: Linda Van Buren, Lana Vandeyer, Patricia Vaughn, Nancy XValker, Mary XVall, Josephine VValls, Karyl YValton, Barbara XVarren, Suzanne VVatson, June VVatts. ROVV 7: Patricia VVel1lw, Gretchen VVelker, Sandra VVest, Deh- liie VVilks, Betty VVilliams, Kathryn VVilliams, Marylee Will- iams, Phyllis VVhatley, Judy VVhite, Joy VVhitson. ROYV 8: Carolyn VVilson, Linda VVilson, Ruth VVolf, Bettie VVood, Connie VVood, Clharlotte Yvoody, Kay Yvoosley, Phyllis Yadon, Marilyn Yates, Linda Zoldoske, Page 369 , ,Ml U, ..., 'Aww ..,,m,, A ..-,f ,fa There if only unc may to uxpress thc full grati- tude of F1 prrfcvt damn In these lust few mn- rncnts shzxrrml tngctlu-1' outside the durm, thc sentiments that :arc uxvllzlrlgcd ure- well worth alll the wunls that hun' uvvr lwen mpnken un- ril now. The Patio has come to be known this year as acceptable for those in the In group. This is indeed gratifying for those poor souls who have gone there just to eat a meal. Fraternities and Sororities Page 371 PANHELLENIC COUNCIL Council Publishes, Sponors and Leads JUDY ADAINIS lVith a representative from each sorority on the OSU campus, the Panhellenic council strives to main- ain harmonious Greek life and interfraternity relations Presizlwzt , , , , , and to cooperate With college authorities in its effort CAROL? ROBERTSON to maintain high social and scholastic standards. Hman, Activities of the council are to make and formulate SUZANNE SMITH all rules that govern rush and pledging. A scholarship Tfrffffffff cup is given each year for the sorority with the highest ZEIMA PATCHIN grade average. lildvifflf Each year Panhellenic publishes a rush book, con- tributes to Campus Chest, plays a leading role in Greek VVeek, and sponsors a foster child. FRONT RUVV: Judy Adams, Carolyn Robertson, Suzanne Johns rfli , Betty McCoy. ROVV 3: Melissa Cleveland, Toni Smith, Judy Kirk, Pam VVeigle, Mary Parrott. ROVV 2: Joan liiard, Judy Cox, Ja iiit f Dc-VVitt, Sharon Smith, Georgianna VVise, Karen Bone, Ann Hill, Diane Dixon, Jerry C. Banks, Jo D 1'i1r nmond, Karen Bias. Page 372 FRONT ROVV: Calion Lockridge, C. F. McGee, Phil Svym- bersky, Bob Duskin, Gale XVilkerson, Kenny Klein, Tom Brit- ton, jim jones, Steve Sherman, Jim Holland. ROVV 2: Carl H. Hudgins, Robert Roper, Barry Morgan, Phil Romero, Ray Prewett, Mike Russell, Herk Trussell, Larry Stoekard, Don Kiser, Bill Johnson. RUVV 3: Jim Beauchamp, Rick Van INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Horne, Gordon VVilson, jack Corgan, Larry Belatti, Mike Christ, Tom Cornish, joe Berry, Mark Thomason, Dal Shan- non, Roger Maxwell. ROVV 4: Myron Smith, Dave Cooper, Vic MeMiller, Max Lile, I. Tier, T. Lakey, Jim Chase, Gerry Grimes, Dan llilsheimer, jim Blazer, Mike Hyatt, Bill llall. IFC Strives to Bring Greeks Closer IQENNY liI,lfIN P'rz'si1l'wzf JIBI ,loxizs I7ft't'-PI'FSiIiI'lIf TOM liRITTON St't'I't'1Il!'-1' DARRIQLI. K. IQROXEI. ,'11!'l'isor The TFC oliieers met with members from other fraternity systems throughout the nation when they attended the National Interfraterniy eonferenee held in Cincinnati. At this Conference ideas are exchanged by the various groups to better the fraternity system throughout the nation. IFC supervises IHCIIXS rush, sponsored the Christmas tree lighting, the IFC-Panhellenie Spring Sing, Spring Workshop, and played the leading role in Greek Week, which is held to bring all Greek living groups closer together in the eliort to maintain high standards. Page 373 Junior Penhellenie Cooperates in otivities Serving to help Pzrnhellenic for :L pc-riocl of one year, FRONT RQVV: Lyuu Ketchum, Judy A1'YIl5T1'Ullk! CfrC11Sl11'vrD, thjw U..Ix i Vit. . t.v.t.V . 1.4 li cs-Uk Llllllil lxlflfllll Lsccrctnryj, Nancy Sztmuc-lson, Grctta Hogan. QM bn 5 Looluld 4 m ac H1 M5 ln lt nhl in 'lu ROVV 2: Vikki Rcgzi, Dianne lizixtcr, Nlzirtzi Ross, ,loan sistcni pin-ticipzitcs. rl he group is coniposcrl ot two rep- Pritchett, -lucly l7:ilwr, Ann lionhzim. ROW 3: Jacqueline Frost, luclv lioumzin, liohlwc Grccr, furol C'lierrv, Ann Dill- 1'csc11tz1t1x'cs from czlch plcclge class. mum' Marg. Bmumm C'hCI,L,'Hameld. ' . I Jr. IFC Tries to Promote Better Relations Sl'I'lYlIllff0lJI'0IIl0fCl7CffCl'l'0l2lflUllSZllllllllgfllC1IlSL'lX'L'S lVil'C'P1'fflll1 1fl- llivli fllafli lPI'l'Flllfl1fl- ROV' 31 Phil and thert-hy inzitnringg towarrl the itlczls of int-n's tratcre Frmlzmi Im llhlmwht fl-me GUN Bm Hmnpmn ROW 3. nzilism is tht- Alnnior lIlfCl'll'2lfC'l'llll'y L'onncil's main oh- clflhll l7'1l1lllWI'I5N lfllm Wiff, LW 1MYiS, ,lim Iliff. Tllllf' DHH- . . lap, Marc Uztucllc, .left lizirklcy, john Thomzts, David Ffirrncr. -lmltwc' ROVV -li Ron llogzin, Steve Brown, Rick Fliezicllc, Stan Keller, Larry Ronch, Alun C':imhra, YVil Vroslwy, Rexford Tziutfest, Ricky Corley. RUVV 5: Thomas Southcr, Steve Damon, Larry FRONT RUVV: Richzirtl Gilhy, Richzirtl Pylcs, 'llom lVlcC'r:ir5, Nu:-ggenhorg, Kcnncth Stout, Mike lklcxiclows, Ron Bowerrnziii, -loc Millar fIl't'1lSllI'C'l'l, Mike llill Csccrctsiryl, ,lim Britton Speedy Nash, llcrhcrt Hutchison, Rolwrt Rozirk. liorncmzinn, llcrlw xVll'1.'l1lTlI1Il, Klux VVivwcl, Phil Rc-nezin, ,loc- T Lkd dry ALPHA PHI ALPHA Group's Purpose Is Betterment of ankind .tx ff. Q if s f-P K ia 2 fir all 2 if ,mm is ii ROW 1: David Corner, Joe C Claud Evans, Achille Heber ROW 2: Willia m Hogan, Calion oc ri ge, Elarryo Mukes Cpresi- en , Cordell Stephens. T. ravens, Epsilon Epsilon chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha fra- ternity was founded on Oklahoma State University's campus in l957. The founders of this organization had but one purpose in mind, the betterment of all man- kind. The brothers of Epsilon Epsilon are proud of the fact that this was the first chapter of a Negro fratern- ity to be established on a southern predominantly white campus. A newly organized group of women known as the Alphabets work with the fraternity in planning some of its campus activities. The highlight of events for the year is the Royal ball which is held in the spring. The climax of the ball is the crowning of the queen for the next year. Page 375 l OFFICERS JIM NIORFORD ....... President RON SIEGENTHALER . . . Vice-President Dox HAYES ..... - Secretary MRS. GEORGE WILLIAMS . . Hostess Acacia, 1215 University Avenue ACACIA Four Major As Page 376 JIM MORFORD, President A A 0 If A I, l l l OS viii? 41097 mlmflni-21111131111 xx . 04551 012 1 0002: AHQYSW pects Are Stressed Brotherhood, social life, scholarship and athletics are the four major aspects of fraternity life stressed by the Acacia fraternity. During 1964, Acacia placed third in intramural sports and their skit, Student Senate Yokum UH, took second in the Varsity Revue. Social life of Acacians is highlighted by the Night on the Nile party and Triangle Ball, and supplemented by smaller parties throughout the year. The jeweled triangle pin of Acacia continues to stand for excellence in campus life and activities. Men of Acacia fill positions of leadership in many campus organizations over the Whole university. Florabelle had puppies, and the news spread over campus like Wildfire. The Acacians were very proud, since they could show off the new ones. However thev didn't keen them long until people wanted to buy them. ACACUX ROW' 1: Niculaim Anclcrwxi, Russ Aiiderarmii, Rumild Rzirm-N, RUXV -1-2 l,ziri'y Kendrick, Nntlizinicl I.cNi:1stc1', Charles l.utt, Cilvun Bergtlui'f, john BC!'llllI'Cif', BllI'lll'j' BCI'fl'ZlIlli,xl4lhll1gilIL'Ii1- ,Icffruy Lzwy, Terry Mzmtz, Michzicl N1L'ciI't'gHI', klim NIIJl'flH'ii, main, C'hz'1rlcs Hwvgie, Sta-vt-ii liruswell, Micliziel Iirrmkw. ljllllllili Murray, Ruhcrt Null, Denfil Oswzilt. RUXV 2: l.:irry Caliiiuii, Ifrzink Chczidlc, RKiX!'llI'Ki Cliilclrcas, ROVV 5: Rit'h:1rtl Pit'I't'L',fillfj'l,iIlk5I1lIl,kIiITlINj'R1lIllSt'f',i,L'Il' xluhn Cupcluml, jzirnus Chxvdeii, Bill C'rum'h, Dumild IDIIIC, mia Schneitiur, w'lli'kiC Stwntt, hViiiillIIl Scott, Ilowzird Slieuzirtl Rivhaird Finlay, Robert Cizispcr, iicrzilcl Gziilcy. james Shr:rt,Rum1ld Sic'gt'l1th:1lc'1',Tctltl Silvc-5. RUXY 3: Rulu-1tUafpr1', lillLiiC:'f'cifl4li5l3j','IUIIlillI'KilIlS1!l,ljY'Il- RUNV 6: l7:1x'i1l Smith, Stcve Smith, Duvicl Stum-, rlwhl7IllllN nhl Ilzirkim, Pc-tv llzirvcy, I7.m:1ld Ilziyvs, Ben llzlllvtt, Drmzilti XVuI5h, He-1'h1-rt Vx'ict'hu1:ln, Martini XYict'hinzm, ,lim Xxviliililllm ilu-iw, Vviiiilllll ilowzird, Phillip llrmwc. David Ynung, Richard Yutlng. IJ nge 377 ALPHA CHI OMEGA ROVV 1: Patricia Abell, Patrieia Abernathy, Karen Anderson, Teresa Ashenhurst, Kay Bell, Nlarty Belt, Janna Black, Karen Black, Judy Broyyn, Linda Buckner. ROVV 2: Sharon Carter, Ann Chaflin, Carol Cherry, Jean Cockes, Judy Tombs, Judith Cox, Elizabeth Davies, Dinell Davis, Barbara Ditmore, lVlary Dunn. RUXV 32 Jane Earnst, Kay liarnest, Jane Emrie, Sandra Engel- king, Charlotte Evans, Nancy Garrison, Sally Greiner, Melinda Hanraty, Carolyn Herbert, Karen Hines. ROVV 43 Nancy Hissem, JoAnne llunt, Jeanene Jenkins, Judith Johnson, Judy Kirk, Joyee Lackey, Nlargaret Landrum, Linda Lee, Virginia Lee, Nlary Leugemors. age 78 ROVV 5: Virginia Lindon, Marilyn Maier, Ann Nlarshall, Sharon Mefan, Anne Nlcflaren, Carolyn Meffraeken, Judy lNlCLean, l,oisanne Nierritt, Jane Nliekey, Sarah Nlinger. ROVV 6: C'arol Miskovsky, live Northrup, Donna Norton, Pris- cilla Osburn, Barbara Pearce, Kenyan Pearson, Carolyn Pleck- er, Terry Prater, Joan Pritchett, Duane Purdom. ROVV 7: Sandra Raines, Patricia Riley, Barbie Robertson, Roberta Rudolph, Trudy Samuelson, Sandra Schroeder, Karen Shaddox, Kathryn Shearer, Linda Silberberger, Norma Smith. ROVV 8: Jane Stone, Susan Stone, Nancy Street, Rebecca Sykes, Judith VVagner, Jani VVebber, Beverly VVendorf'f, Mar- gery VVheeler, Adele Wvinburn, Linda VVitt. OFFICERS JUDY MQLEAN ..-.. . President ' Tiusu .ABERNATHY . . . Vice-Prrfsidmt IQAY BELL -... . . S f'f'1-1, wry MRS. RIARTH.-X DEAN . . Ilomfss f X ALPHA CHI OMEGA Alpha Chi Omega, 223 Garfield Street IPS and Beauties Are umerous Alpha Chis boast two OSU twirlers and member- ship in Angel Flight, Army Blades and CAPettes. Some beauty and academic honors are Young Republi- cans Queen, Agronomy Queen, Bliss Bricktop, Little Sisters of lWinerva, five Pythian Daughters, Acacia Sweetheart, Engineering Queen finalist, Redskin Beau- ty finalist, Army Brigadier Colonel, Phi Kappa Phi and Student Council representatives, SUAB Commit- tee Chairmen, VR Girl and three Eairest of the Fair candidates-the Well-rounded girl being the final goal. Exec positions on campus include Trish Abernathy, president YWCA and newly-elected AWS President, Linda Buckner, Executive Secretary SUAB, Virginia Lindon, Assistant Editor Q'Collegiang Nlary Leuge- mors, Vice-President, SEA and many others. The novelty of a new house is something that doesn't wear off in just a year, and it is still a great feeling for an Alpha Chi to come downstairs and see a plush new living room, after a year in university housing. JUDY lViCCI.EAN, President ' 015 mnovdduvcv T6 '1 Page 379 Alpha Delta Pi, 1309 University Avenue OFFICERS NINA YYOUNG ..... . President PAT CiRAFF . . Viz?-Presidfllt CHARIM-x BRACE . . . Secretary Mas. Rance KING . . Hostess Uldest Sororit ls Still a Leader Page 380 NiNA Yr JUNG, President in C009 li I x VAN' Q Alpha Delta Pi, as the first and oldest of secret so- cieties for college women, actually marked the begin- ning of the sorority system. The OSU chapter follows a long tradition of high scholarship and leadership in campus activities. ADPis are found in many campus organizations, in- cluding Army Blades and CAPettes, representatives on three student councils, a Daily O'Collegian news editor and members of Student Senate and SUAB commit- tees. ln addition, Jerry Banks is home economics sena- tor and Carolyn Robertson serves as Panhellenic secre- tary. Adding dashes of fun to otherwise studious school months are the Annual Roaring Twenties party and spring formal. About the only free time that anybody has these days is that precious bit right before a meal when the girls can sit down and relax in their newly remodeled living room and discuss the goings on about campus. I , J, -M---ev ,si fsrs to ALPHA DELTA PI ROVV l: .lane Adams, Nancy Allen, Vicki Baclgerg jerry Banks, Catherine C'lary, Carol Elliott, Donna Ellis, Ann Em- erick. ROVV 22 Judy lippcrson, Judith Faber, Barbara Felkins, Judy Fowlkes, Rebecca Goodman, Patricia Graff, Terri Ureiner, Carolyn llam. RUVV 3: Ann llziwkins, Jo Hemphill, Nancy Hinwn, Charita llolt, Eleanor Keller, Linda Kimherlin, Connie Kindschi, Tweetie Knox. RUXV -lf: Judy Lackey, Sl11ll'4ll1 Lefrnne, Suzanne Imgan, Patty Musiek, Susan Nair, Dianne Nnrtrm, Sulan Oltmanns, Bev- erlv Osborne. ROW Reese, Staff. ROW Marv Nina ' 5: Cheryl Parrish, Shzlrnn Pate, Ann Powers, Becky Nancy Richardsun, Mary Svhmidt, Marty Sewell, Connie 6: Karen Taggart, Sandy Turley, Gayle Vanlgielt, Yeatch, Karen XVeax'er, Fran VVesthul'f, -Iayne XVhite, Ywulig. 13 'wc 331 ' rv ALPHA GAMMA RHO ROVV 1: Gary Allen, Lloyd Barker, Gene Ballew, Samuel Barr, Alvin Beadles, Merle Buss, Keith Caldwell, james Can- non, Gary Davis, james Dobson. ROVV 2: Rex Eagan, Melton Ezell, David Farmer, james Forbes, Jon Ford, Roy Fuser, Gerald Garner, Sherrell Griflith, James Hinton, Joe Hinz. ROVV 3: Ladd Iludgins, George Huff, Keith James, John Page 382 Kusel, Roy Lessly, Homer Lewis, Bill Lieb, James Lorenz, James Martin, David Miller. ROVV 4: Stauifer Miller, Vernon Minson, Ronald Minson, john Oldham, VVayne Orrell, Alton Robertson, Ronald Robin- son, Ronald Sanfer, Dale Shenold, Kenneth Sperling. ROVV 5: Glen Stiles, Larry Stinchcomb, James Stout, Mike Thomas, Terry Tippins, Tommy Tomlinson, Larry VValkPr, Jimmy Williams, jerry Zahl, OFFICICRS RIlZI.'1'0N EZELI. . .... . l'reyi1lwzr l,.XlJlJ HUDGINS . . I'i1'f'-l'1'r'si11zf11l -Imiifs CANNON . . Srrnfnzry AIRS. S. H. l5L'RRlS llostexs ALPHA GAMMA RHO Alpha Gamma Rho, 22-ls S. VVashington Street Chapter ins Three ational Honors Completion of a construction and remodeling pro- ject of the Pi chapter house highlighted the year for AGRS. It increased capacity from -H to 55 men, add- ing a new hostess apartment and remodeled dining area. High in national rating, Pi chapter Won the national AGR scholarship award, and had an alumnus, Dr. Lowell VValters of OSU, named as national president. They also Won the national outstanding advisorls award. On campus, two AGRS made Who's Vl ho, four were on judging teams, seven were in Alpha Zeta and one in Phi Kappa Phi. 7 VVhen the new addition was huilt, the AGRs decided to change the land- scaping of the front yard. They put in grass, bushes, and flowers, but the main part of the project was reached with the planting of the trees. Misixrox EZELI., President cant 3-. Y. lmal lmi Page 383 . K 7 J , ,,.., .., X i 'Re is . Q , . jg . . 'V 'itlwtf . - ,imiy , .ati . Alpha Tan Omega, 240 S. llester Street ALPHA TAU OMEGA Group Is Proud Tom SHAW, President sf' ish 1 f' n 33 A I im 6 Q G D 1 D A age 38-l sw 8' ,. H . .4 . Ol-l'lCl.RS Tm J .yr S H A W . . lJl'l'J'iIll'7lf ' ' - BILL HALL . . 1'iff'-P1'1'.vi1ff'7If Cn.nz1.izsD.xyls. . . . Sai-wfary Mas. ciIEORGIA l'lliRGL'SON . . llo.v11'ss of ational Heritage VVhile Epsilon Omicron chapter of Alpha Tau Omega is only eighteen years old, the national fra- ternity is celebrating its Centennial anniversary. Born as a young man's dream in l865, it has grown to l23 chapters in forty-one states and a province in Canada. At OSl', lipsilon Omicron is proud to be a part of such an outstanding national heritage and tradition and will strive to make the Klaltese Cross, symbol of goodwill, shine brightly on the campus throughout the year. The social calendar is highlighted by the Pagan party, Blackfoot formal, Pajama party, and Christmas Orphans party. ATO was founded at Virginia Xlili- tary Institute on September ll, l865 and locally in 1947. VVith a new emphasis on seholarship, the Alpha Tan Omegas have resorted to new and original methods for urging their membership to study. The ideas were devised by a committee to try and bring up the overall Camplls grades. ALPHA TAU OMEGA ROVV 1: VViley Cook, Steve Damon, Richard Engel, Howard Engstrom, Robert Fishel, Toby Graves. ROVV 2: VVilliam Hall, Thomas jordan, Randle Krejci, john Main, Scott Martini, Victor McMillen. RUVV 3: -loe Melton, Gary Rock, Robert Oxford, Tom Shaw, Richard Shepherd, jerry Sills, john VVagle. The biggest highlight of the ATU social calendar is the Black- foot formal. The pledgu Class has taken :ls Il permzlncnt project thc l'lZl1'ilSSITlCllf of the police hy painting black feet on sidewalks. Page 385 Ar U BETA THETA PI ROVV 1: Bill Ashhaugh, Gray Atkins, David Bacon, Menter Baker, Gary Barr, james Boatsrnan, Daniel Boultinghouse, Bartow Bradley, Galen Briggs, Andrew Brotton, james Browning. RUVV 2: Raymond Burrus, Derral Cheatwood, Terry Christen- sen, Fred Craddock, Anthony Crawford, Curtis funningham, Glenn DeVoe, Robert Donaldson, Thomas Doyle, john Drum- mond, Arthur Elder. ROYV 32 Steve Elliott, Glenn lipperly, Vvilliam Fallin, jerry Fine, john Finney, james Frazier, Tom Gardner, john Grant, james Gray, jim llammaek, Larry llankla. ROVV 4: Richard llarrison, james llays, Chuck llensley, Larry Ilerring, Lonnie Ilines, Roger Kise, Kent Kistler, Dennie Kline guek, Gerald Koop, Ralph Lantz, llarry Leonard. I lge 386 ROVV 5: David l.undy, Gerl Maguire, Dean McClain, Doug- las McDougall, Doyle lVIcElvaney, VVilliam Nleadors, Rolland Nash, Ray Odom, Perry Pelley, Theodore Purdom, john Reid. ROYV 6: XVilliam Remy, Russell Richardson, Randall Roark, Rohert Roark, Don Robinson, Bryce Roderick, lVlichael Rodgers, jimmy Rogers, Lonnie Ruth, Greg Sharp, Stanley Sparks. RUVV 72 Clifton Speegle, jerry Spencer, james Smith, Thomas Spittkelmier, john Stafiord, Gary Tarter, j. S. Tier, Xvilliam Townsend, james Troxel, Ken Yenzke, Travis VValker. ROVV 8: Adrian VVatts, Terranee VVeigle, Dean VVirtz, Thomw as VVherry, Don VVilliams, john VVilliams, Michael VVilliams, Vklilson Vklilliams, Russell VVilliamson, Lawrenee Vllisey, Daniel Zaloudek. Ol l lClfRS J- S, rlillill . . ljI'l'.S'fIll'1Il' Toxy XVHITE . liffl'-l,7TA'fIll'1If JAMES GRAY . . vv!'l'fl.VIll'l'l' MRS. l,.xL'RA H.xi.1, . . Ilf,.i-nau- BETA THETA PI Men Emphasize Sehol .Eniphanzing scholamic excehence, Beta'Theta Pi was third gradewise among the fraternities on campus. IDurnig l964, .Betas hnidied. second ni intranaural sports and first place was attained in both Varsity Re- vue and TFT? Spring Sing. Betasfnled ohicescuisenior class vice-president, freshman class president, several student senators, and were active in Blue Key, ODK, and other campus organizations. Social events xvere that flonieconinig l3arn fiance, Balderdash, d'urkey lhdl and the spruig party as a highlight. Participation helped each Beta to do his part toward building a fraternity which recognizes mutual assist- ance as the highest aim of associated effort. In an effort to publicize the candidacy of Roark for freshman class pres- ident, the Betas did many unusual things, including clowning around while they try to straighten the sign placed over the entrance to Theta Pond. 1 Vi 4 I Beta Theta Pi, 1207 Vniversity Avenue astie Excellence I. S. TIFIR, President Page 387 Chi Omega, 310 lvlonroe Street Chi Os Win lst Page 388 SUE GAI,I,AGliF1R, President is Q -a ff 5 a P W Welt ' 1 All 'X OFFICERS SL'EciALLAGHlTR . . . Prwsirlent P.1m1SHoci41.m' . . I'ir-n-111-mifimzz SH,xRox CJLSTICAD . . Sw:-nary Mas. AIABLIE Hess . . Ilostrss in Scholarship Twice Chi Omega had led in scholarship by being first in scholarship for two consecutive semesters. Other Chi Omega achievements are two Nlortar Board members, president of ACE, two SCAB com- mittee chairmen, nine Angel Flight members, Campus Chest coordinator, two in VVho's VVho, Army Honor- ary Cadet Colonel, REVV week co-chairman, president of Orange Quill, 52nd Wing commander, representa- tives in Education and Arts and Sciences, student coun- cils, sophomore class vice-president, and vice-president of YVVCA. Also Co-Arts and Sciences Queen, Aggie Toastmasters Queen, and the Poultry Science Queen represent Chi Omega on the campus at Oklahoma State University. It is a standing rule never to date a girl while her sorority is working on a house decoration. Otherwise your entire social life for two weeks straight will consist of cut, fold, pull, punch, paste, wire, and pray. 3 9 f 1' 'L 'fias- CHI OMEGA RUXV 1: Terri Anderson, Dee Bachman, Melinda Baker, Bar- bara Bell, Diane Berry, Virginia Branch, lN1ary Brawner, Su- san Brehm, Leslie liuchwald, Dorothy Burdick, Sally Burrows ROVV 2: Ruth Chamberlain, Marsha Clift, Barbara Conn Connie Cox, Debbie Damon, Diane Dixon, Sherry Domniek Sherrill DuFour, Nlarsha Farmer, Karen File, Jacqueline Frost RUVV 3: Donna lfry, Sue Gallagher, Linda Gibson, Nancy Gabbarcl Lois Gore Nancy Gore Barbara llamill Linda llam- mond, Deanna llarbin, Patricia lllarper, jill llairis. RUYV -li Nlargaret llarris, Heather Heath, Linda llolton llolly Houston, Karen Hove, Patricia lluston, Nanette Jordan, Lynda Keys, Frances Leivo, Linda Lightfoot, Sue Maharfey. 1 v ROVV 5: -lulia lNIacKenzie, Becky Nlatney, Betty Jane Nlcfoy, Mari McGraw, Nancy McNew, Carolyn Moyers, Anita New- man, Jo Novak, Sharon Ulstatl, Judy Orbison, Ruth Pinkerton. RUVV 6: Carolyn Pool, Mary Porter, Virginia Potts, Janet Prater, Mary Rabbitt, joel Raymond, Fran Reams, Rose Reams, Io Ann Richert, Barbara Ross, Carolyn Rogers. ROVV 7: Alice Riemer, Nanette Shaw, Pamela Shoekley, janie Smelser, Donna Smith, Linda Smith, Lois Sprague, Marolyn Stewart, Sandy Stuart, Ilope Summers. ROVV 8: Bonita Synar, Sheila Tatroe, Brenda Taylor, Rebecca Tomlin, Karen XValker, Sharon VVarner, Lynn xxyllllfflll, Carol Vllilliams, Connie VVoll'f, Francis Yeargers. Page 3 9 DELTA CHI ROVV 1: jerry Adams, Thomas liaggett, james Baker, John Hell, Stephen Bilyeu, Holi Bird, Rick Booze, Lonny Candle, Rohert Collins, George Crosby. ROVV 2: Donald Crow, Ronald Dale, Leslie Davidson, Thomas Davidson, Robert Denny, Pete Dixon, Carl Dorris, Ronald Iild, Charles Fisher, Nicholas Fitzgerald. ROVV 3: Ronald Freeman, James Gahelsherg, Roh Gisler, Douglas Hamm, Jerry Ilazelton, Ilal Hopkins, john Jennings, Gary Jackson, Rolwert johnson, Gerald jones. ive 390 ROW' -l-I James Jones, Reed Jones, Donald Krumrie, David LaRue, Richard Lehou, Dale Levy, Rohn-rt Long, james Lutton, Robert lVlCGarry, lfrnest Parks. RUVV 5: john Patterson, Vvilliams Perkins, VVilliam Pinkston, Gary Platner, Stan Rathjen, John Rivers, Douglas Rohde, Steve Ronck, james Saied. ROV' 6: Bill Scarlwrough, John Schuster, Michael Smith, Tom Springfield, Larry Stockard, George VVatkins, Barry VVest, Reagon VVilson, Tom VVitt. OFFICERS I ,ARRY STocK.-ARD ...... P!'l'.l'IIll77lf .IDI AIONES - . l'ir:e-Prrsiflrnt Bon COLLINS . . . . . Swrvzary MRS. MARLE SCHMIDT . . . Iloszcss DELTA CHI House Wins Homeeom Delta Chi has men in honorary organizations such as Intercollegiate Knights, Phi Eta Sigma, Blue Key, Lassos and Lariats and Omicron Delta Kappa. Delta Chis participates also on the Arts SL Sciences Student Council, as chairman of State Young Republi- cans, president of Inter-Collegiate Party, and in VVho's Who in American Colleges. Delta Chi has for the past five consecutive years captured top honors in the OSI' Homecoming house decorations. Seven major trophies have been Won then. Socially, they enjoy the annual Playboy Formal sponsored by Playboy magazine and White Carnation Formal when the chapter sweetheart is crowned. The Delta Chis sure did bring out the beast in them when they strung the green monster around the house. It was a benevolent dragon, for with the B. C. characters in the front yard, they won another homecoming award. . M, -S , E is , -- 1 , . R ar , fi, .. ing Award gain LARRY STOCKARD, President ll ll ogQgQo ouuugo I .at t 1. . ,I ,.w,ji,g:a R L'f'f:,g1A we ,ff-'Q,R PM if-wx--m as ,I If fl-R . gf' . ' 1' so ! '5? 2 'ir' I Il 2-F331 .ii F' J IJ 391 I' A , T yfvft ' V -wp, ' ps' .. . ' rw fires ..., 1 ' A 1' '.-W ' 'f ' I wa fl C ft ,J 13?-L J- ff'5 R g , - I 'rx' 'fi -K ag X iw! Q i V' Q 3 14 'D .x Q sa w r ,Qsa, 8? i 'vKY9r'. Delta Delta Delta, 1500 VVest Third Street DELTA DELTA DELTA Sororit Awaits Page 392 Dorf NA MCELROY, President WWI, OFFICERS DoNN,x AICELROY - . . President Si-I1RI.iav IQAKES . . Vive-President Sun GRARER . . . . . . Sifirretary Mus. ART fiRII-'FITH . . . I-'ai-ulfy Advisor Move to New House Delta Delta Delta is proud of its members, who are leaders on campus and the activities in which they par- ticipate. Our leaders on campus include Donna hic- Elroy, a member of Mortar Board and listed in Who's Who, two oHicers in Grange and Black Quill, three members of Orange Quill, members in Angel Flight, and Army Blades and members of the Business, Arts and Sciences, and Home Economics Student councils. Campus queens include two fraternity sweethearts, Kay Roberts and Beverly Beachboard, Freshmen Queen klaci Day, Horticulture Queen, Arnold Air So- ciety Sweetheart, Aggie X Princess, and Varsity Re- vue Girl Billie Sue Hood. Our homecoming float won a first place trophy. Now the Tri Delts are anxiously awaiting moving into their new house this fall. The way the Tri-Delts have been going, they are going to have to build a new house just to hold all the trophies they have won in the very little time they have been on the campus. Keep up the good work, girls. DELTA DELTA DELTA ROV' 1: Bnnnie Alston, Linda Anderson, Janie Asher, Beverly Beachhoard, Judy Berryman, Karen Bias, Margaret Bond, Ann Bonham, Lislweth Briggs, -lauis Brooks. RONV 2: Nancy Calhonn, Nancy Collins, Marianne Cooley, Ruth Cnrvley, Jean C'0ving'tun, Jacqueline Day, Elaine Dempsey, Karen Dodd, Uarul DeVVitt, Shirley Eakes. RUXV 3: Nancy Eaton, Suzanne Ellington, Sue Graber, Karen Clrifhth, Billie llnnd, Aralyn llughes, janet Jackson, ,lan Jen- nings, Ciaynell johnson, Janice klnhnsrin. ROXV -I-I Cnnnie Janes, Barbara Keller, Patricia Kuhn, -lean Lal7evers, Nancy LaFevers, Patricia lN1cAleer, Donna lN1cElrny, Peggjf lVICElrny, Kathy Mefllassmi, Kathleen Mrmre. ROW' 53 Sue Mnran, Judith Nlurry, jean Porta, Leslie Reiss, Susan Renta, Linda Ridgeway, Kay Roberts, Niarta Ross, Lynn Roney. ROW' 62 lyiarta Russ, Lillian Schrielen, Susan Shuler, Cynthia Spencer, Mary Sterling, Nancy Turner, Carol VanXVyngarden, Mary VVall-Ler, Donita YVilliams. IJ age 393 i l .F DELTA TAU DELTA ROW' 1: Reid Allen, Craig Ames, Gerald Barnett, Larry Blaekledge, Stephen Brainerd, Richey Brown, Virgil Burnett, D. Keith Colwell, Robert Duskin, Donald liiehhorn. ROVV 2: Mike Iiisehen, Fred llmry, Steve lipps, David livans, Robert Fowler, Robert Francis, Alan Fransen, Robert Gibson, Shelby Green, Thomas Hackney. RUVV 3: Clayton llayes, Nlike llenry, -lay llobereeht, Riehard lloyle, Robert Imle, Wlilliam johnson, VVilliam Kidwell, Carl Kurt, Charles I,aGrone, Nlauriee Langston. Page 39+ ROVV 4: Philip Lankford, xlohn Lewis, Louis Loeffler, Nliehael Ludewig, Sylvester Maier, David Niartin, David N1eC'arty, D. Patrick Nlefoy, james Niiller, Everett Murphy. ROW' 5: Wlilliam Oden, Michael O'Toole, Thomas Pettegrew, john Randle, Ilarold Riley, Lynn Ruffin, Richard Shavey, Andrew Smith, joseph Smith, Paul Smith, Vinson Smith. ROVV 6: Riehard Starr, l.arry Tabor, Tom Thorne, Gary Toussaint, Gary VVaters, Gale VVilkerson, Paul VViIkes, Stan- ley VVilliams, Tom lllilliams, Ron VVinkler, 'I'. P. YVoodward. Ol l lClIRS Blu. .loiixsox . . . Prvyiflmf Cimkrias IXIILLER . . l'ir-w-Pmviflmf ROl4l5R'I' ciIBSON .... . Szw-Mary Mus. T. li. Blcfucxnox . . . 110.1-fm' A - 1 5,4 f, 1: V ,,,., fwlgefacgn ,,i,,,, , 5 A 1 M , DELTA TAU DELTA Delta Tau Delta, 1306 Iiniversity Avenue Men Have Spread Throughout Campus In the short fifteen years of existence on the OSI' campus, the men of Delta Tau Delta have grown and spread through all phases of university life. Active Delts in such organizations as Blue Key, STAB, Intercollegiate Knights, Lassos and Lariats and other campus organizations are indicative of the participation of Delts in campus activities. A well rounded social and scholastic life is main- tained year round. Two formals are held each year and house parties each month keep the Delts' social life varied and full, while maintaining a high scholas- tic rating on campus. Intramurals round out Delt life, with participation in all of the team and individual sports in the intramural program. Delts look to the future with their goals set higher than ever before. The Delt house decoration was a fantastic scheme using flipping panels, original lighting effects, and pre-recorded sound tapes designed for one express purpose-to make such a hig fuss that nobody around could study. Him. -IOUNSON, President NNW 3432 fx R 0 Oo Page 395 OFFICERS Delta Ifpsilon, 311 S. Hester Street EDDIE Tom l,AKEY .... . President ciENE lieeii . . . Vive-P1-esidr1zf SKIP cilllilill . . . . Sen-viary MRS. H.li. RHoDEs . . Ilostess 1965 Represents Fifth Year for DUS Page 39 Enom Tom LAKEY, President '-P VMS Jirtitlf irirulr .fs effiq 6i1glAz'll 'l F o G Q r WWE 2 ll ' l The 1965 school year represents the fifth year for Delta Upsilon on the Oklahoma State University cam- pus. Some of the highlights of the year have been the fall and spring initiation parties, Christmas party and a spring formal. Topping off the sports year for D.U. was the cap- turing of third place among fraternities in basketball, with a season record of 7-l, losing only to the number one team. In addition, Delta Upsilon led with high standings in other major and minor sports. Delta Upsilon's men may be found in all phases of campus activities: varsity sports, dramatics, Redskin staff positions and all types of organizations. In anticipation of another Poke victory, the DUS prepare their banner to be carried to the pep rally. This year the banners were a sure sign of campus spirit, for the amount of work involved is not to be laughed at. DELTARUPHLON ROVV 1: Jene Buck, Robert Ferris, James Filip, James Fite, james Flemons, James Green, Skip Greer, jack GriH'in. ROVV 2: Edward lleuston, Herschel Hobson, John Jamison, Eddie Lakey, Lynn Leflrand, Thomas NIcC'rary, Charles Met- scher, Richard Metscher. ROVV 3: John lN1nnre, Dwight Nance, VVilliam Roe, Michael Russell, Jerry Smith, Barry Sossamrm, Richard Sprangel. ROVV 4: John Thomas, James Thompson, Danny VVarwick, David VVeaver, Richard VVeller, Thomas VVoods, Don VVoudsnn. The DU backyard, though not many know it, is the sevret training grounds of the league champions in basketball. Ilere snme nf the team all-stars show a fraction nf their skill. Page 397 DELTA ZETA ROVV 11 janet Adams, Mary' Baker, Janet Bayne, Dnrotliy Hinkley, Muurelle Branstetter, Donna Brown, Linda Czicy, Jacquie ciilfllllllli, Charlotte Cleve-rdnn. ROVV 2: Gcrzildinc Cutten, Catherine Cyrus, Sandra Dicker- son, Julia Ducker, Nlary Edline, Dwnyla Finch, Nlllffhll Grunt Ann Greely, Glennie Gregory. ROVV 32 Dizinnc- Gunn, Chcrc llzltfielcl, Nancy llicrnnyrnus v v Niay Hoag, I,incln Holliday, Sunllrzi llnpper, Kathlccn llnw- ell, Pamela lluntcr, Nancy Irwin. 1gC 393 ROW' 4: Patricia Kraft, Noelita Lee, Susan Lewis, Gloria Low, Sue Marshall, Judith M1lIIfJX, Marilyn McCoy, Karen Nicindc-rs. ROVV 5: Pamela Padley, Cheryl Porter, Michele Ratliff, Vikki RCLIZI, Paul Smith, Suzanne Smith, Sharon Stnnphill, Dorothy Thninsnn. RUVV 6: Linda Tuttle, Alice VerNooy, Susan Vllcakley, Patty Xvtillgllfl, Tommyc Yvilkcrsmi, Patty Vllrmcly, juan Young, Susan Young. QIVFICICRS Amer: Yi5nNooY . . Prvsidnzl JERRY Co'rToN . . Vive-Pnfsidmzl Doxxa Scrrxnnr . . . . Sur-rvfm-y MRS. Hrtllil, I-I.-wiim' . . llostrxvx DELTA ZETA Sisterhood Is Shown Sisterhood in Delta Zeta took many forms this year. In the held of scholarship, Delta Zeta placed mem- bers on the Presidents and Dean's Honor Rolls and has girls in Orange Quill and Orange and Black Quill. In campus activities they entered homecoming with a house decoration, received second place in intramural volleyball, were represented on the Q'Collegian by the social editor and were in Army Blades and CAPettes. Delta Zetas had two VR Girls, one of whom was Miss Varsity Revue. DZs also hold the trophies of Theta Chi Dream Girl and Fire Protection Queen. Annual social events include the New Yorker, Christmas tree-trimming party and Kilarney Rose Ball. The trophy ease at the Delta Zeta house is very popular, and it is put in an excellent location, the den, as it is called. This is where the girls take their dates for card playing, watching TV, or just talking for the evening. r I b Delta Zeta, 224- S. Jefferson Street Ames VERNOOY, President a 5 f Y 'F SQ ' m5 Page 399 , f C Z., FarmHouse, 424 N. Vllashington Street OFFICERS Joi: BERRY ........ President Ci.-RRY POPE . . . . Vi 1'f1- Prwxidmzt H,-xRoi.D BURKHART . . . . S 1ff'z'f' fury MRS. ANV. IXIclXIt'RTREv . . Iloslms Chapter Is Rated Summa Cum Laude Page +00 JOE BERRY, President if T' 'T l A 3 Qi N nga 59 19 I 4' Q. 'V' 4901 H005 Nationally rated as a Summa cum laude' chapter for the fourth consecutive year, Oklahoma chapter of Farml-louse has again led campus fraternity competi- tion in scholarship achievement for the l963-6-I- college year. Chapter members are active in Alpha Zeta, AVMA, Delta Sigma Pi, Sigma Tau, Blue Key, ODK, Student Senate, Agriculture Council, Campus Chest, judging teams, departmental clubs, and other campus activi- ties. Participation in the Student lfnion fair, intramural competition, and a Well rounded social calendar are cliimaxed with the crowning of the Farml-louse Sweet- heart at the Sunburst Rose Formal. Again this year, FarmHouse won the scholarship award. Thus they can sit around and read the papers, while all the other fraternities run to and fro, trying to raise their averages by Library hours and study halls. FARMHOUSE ROV' 1: Ilollis Allan, Stephen :Xrrnlu'ustcr, joe Berry, Donald J Biles, Barry' liloyd, lhillip Horncrnann, Talmage Brown, llar- old Burkhart, Glenn clZ1I'lf40U. ROVV 2: Emmett Carter, David Chandler, Torn Cliildcrs, Rod Crouch, Gene Cox, C'eCil Davison, Terry Dunn, Gary Earnest, Robert Fulton. ROVV 31 Clary Cie-rlofl, Yvilliam Gilstrap, Douglas Herring, Harvey Holt, Toby lloover, YVilliam llornliuckle, Roger llow- land, Losco Hunter, Samuel Houston. RUXV +2 'Iakie Jones, F. David Kirkpatrick, VVillizun Kolar, Norman Lane, Larry Madmlux, Patrick McCoy, Benny McDon- ald, Gary Mennem, Frank Polach. ROVV 5: David Pope, Gary Popc, Terry Pope, Raymond Prew- ctt, NVilli:1m Russell, Divk Scthiltl, Louis Schuplwach, Ronald Sl'lHII'fl'l', -lohn Seilwer. RUXV 6: Terry Shaw, Nlartin Shedcck, Nlelvin Sodowsky, Stevan Spore, Thomas Stanford, Larry Swanda, Donald Tal- lent, RL-xford Tautfest, Mivkcy Vanderwork, jerry VVeinand. P . U, abr GAMMA PHI BETA RUVV 1: Iilainc liachle, Sue Bailey, Susan Bailey, 'Ioan Baker. -Indy liellznny, Melody Bennett, Joanne liesharzn, Sheila Bilyeu, llfrllllil Iinttmns, Nancy Bratcher. ROVV 2: jntly BI'iSfUXY, Janie Browne, 1741111111 C2lIIlPl1Cll, S1111- clra ClZlI'SUll, julie Chapman, Niary Ann Chapm:111, ,lntly Cnnk, Terry Craig, Claire l32lIlit'lSOIl, Sara l,0XX'llillg, RUVV 3: Beverly Iistes, Kay Ewing, Betty l'iiCtl'ill'I', cllll'l'0ll Carton, l,intl:1 Grantham, Ann Harrisnn, Janet liarriss, .lan llart, Pam llezlth, Mary Ann Hynes, ROW' +I Annette jelinek, ,lo ,loh11so11, Villfillill Julius, Karen Page 402 Kratina, Peggy Leak, Shary LCVZIIIU, Nlarian I..1bllIlSl1llI'j', joyce Nlills, Carol lNIitc'l1ell, Glenda Mitchell. RUXV 5: RlJSCIDIll'j' Nillllllllllll, Colleen Nloore, Ilene Ninurc, Miriam Mfuwe, Linda Muse, Marianna Murphy, Lynn Ober- lender, Carrnl O'RciIIy, juclie Pearson. ROVV 6: M:11'i:11111:1 Pulling, Mary Beth Randle, Linula Ray, Cheryl Santlers, Indy Shriver, Connie Smith, BZlI'll1ll'1l Sober, Paula Stcupur, 1711111111 Sfl'XYill'Y. ROVV 7: lillcn Stich, Lucy Stover, Sherri Stump, Kathy Thnmpsrm, liz11'l1:11'z1 Tulle, Suzette XKYC'1lVE1', Sheila VVishc1'ml, Elizziheth VV41ntls, Vicki VVnnd. O If Fl C H R S LYNX Ol!l2Rl.ENDER . . . President Scsia Hnmiizns . . l'it'f-Prrriflwzt -Icm' BRisTow . . . . Sm-rfftfzry Mas. BEss Akwooo . . lioness GAMMA PHI BETA Q asv 'Ki' Gamma Phi Beta, 1405 VVest Third Street Gamma Phis Are FriendIiest Group Gamma Phi Beta, one of OSU's newest sororities, is known as the Hfriendliest group on campusfl The girls are proud recipients of the Womenls sports- manship trophy, Sigma Chi 'lDerby Dayn trophy, plus past homecoming and dramatics trophies. Gamma Phis can be seen in almost every phase of campus life from AWS secretary to Army Blades. Donna Bottoms represented Gamma Phi Beta as a can- didate for Campus Clodia and served as editor of the l965 RIQDSKIN. Striving for high social and scholastic standards, the Gamma Phi Beta year is planned around a thorough scholarship program that Won sec- ond place in Greek women's living groups, as Well as all-campus dances and the traditional Pink Carnation Ball. Due to increased pressure from powers that he, certain members have deci- ded to take matters into their own hands as to the delegation of kitchen responsibilities. At least it beats bologna sandwiches and fish patties. . 1 X S Q 42 ' iss' 5 LYNN OBERLENDER, President I I - V . s ,QS 'lt Page 403 Kappa Alpha, 308 S. Hester Street KAPPA ALPHA OFFICERS DAN HII.SHEIRIER ...... President ROY HARNEY . - . Vim-lJ1'e5i1lr71t Diciq Goopsox .... . St'!'!'t'fIl7'-1' MRS. l3i3RTH.x NEIAIANN . . lloxfess Chapter ins Sylvannus G. Felix Award Page -lO-l Dax Hnsneirvnak, President sd 'Q . 'E 'hiv cf Kappa Alpha, the first national fraternity on the OSU campus, was founded here on Nlarch l8. l920. Beta Xi chapter won the coveted Sylvannus G. Felix Award for the most outstanding chapter. Une of the top ten fraternities in scholarship, the men of Kappa Alpha are in Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Tau Sigma, Alu Kap- pa Tau, Alpha Kappa Psi, and Sigma Tau. Scholarship is stressed, but the social calendar re- mains full of events throughout the year. The social life is highlighted with the traditional Old South week and Dixie Ball. Other annual social functions are the Pigalle party and Christmas formal. These are the things that make a well-rounded KA. Vacations are welcomed by each student differently. Nlost see it as days of rest and relaxation, others as days of work. But they all see it as a time when they will be required to help others, such as their KA hostess. KAPPA ALPHA ROW' 1: -lnhn Aggerw, Nlarshall Bolfe, jeffrey Barkley, jay ROVV +1 Richard Loczlsso, Vernon lwartin, Leo Nnltensmeyer, Burnside, Thomas Chapman, Paul Craig, Christopher Crouch, jack Kendall, Eugene Lash, Mike Martin, Charles Nelson, Ruhert Day. ROW' 2: Gary Delaney, Philip Denton, Douglas Dixnn, Larry Edwards, Richard Evans, Runald Freudiger, Rohert Gates, Robert Geister. ROYV 3: Riehard Gilhy, Charles Godhold, Richard Clfmdson Roy Harney, Dan llilwheimer, Runald llowerton, Charles llutrhinsun, Ken jones. v James Palm. ROVV S: Kenneth Peters, Richard Quast, Roger Rainwater, james Randall, David Ray, David Ritchie, Randy Rivers, Richard Rose, John Savnlainen. RUVV 6: Lloyd Scthatten, Dal Shannon, liohlxy Thumpson, Temple Thunlpartn, james Wlalerrtt, Richard Vklalfnrd, Phillip XVright, Thomas York, James Zyskzmski. Page -POS KAPPA ALPHA THETA RUVV 1:Beth Ansley, Judy Armstrong, Carol Arnold, Virginia Bacon, Judy Bratlhury, Betty liurtschi, Toni Byler, Kathy Vlerieo, Dana C'leverdon, Cheryl Calwell. ROVV 2: -lan C'rey'eIing, Charlen Uriswell, Sarah Diehl, Vir- ginia Easter, ,ludy Eitel, Nlary Elder, Janice Ellison, ,lean Eyler, jean Fretlriekson, Darla Gardner. ROW' 3: Carolyn Gilhert, Susie Gilbert, VVancla Gray, Yir- ginia Green, Suzann Hague, Margaret Haley, Alyson Hall, Ann Halihurtun, Dianne Hamilton, Beverly Handley. RUVV 4: Frances Hawpe, jane Hitch, Ann Holmes, Susan Page -P06 Holmes, Markay Hughes, Ann Jay, Margaret Jessup, Lynn Ketcham, Nlarcia LeMaster, Kay Lorenzen. ROVV 5: Teresa McCullough, Mary Morrison, Carol Nickles, Tonya Noel, Helen Olsen, Niary Parrott, Margaret Patzer, Donna Peery, Janice Pennington, Jacqueline Pralle. RUVV 6: Gretchen Pratt, Nancy Price, Pat Proctor, Marsha Ray, Ruth Rice, Marsha Rose, Sharon Ryan, Cheryl Sanders, janet Sawyer, Linda Schellaek. RUVV 7: Sheryl Stice, Margaret Teel, Karen Vanlinlsen, Sharon Vineyard, Jill VVacltlell, Earlene VValls, Karen YVendt, Kathy VVinters, joan VVise, Danna VVolfe. OFFICERS KATHY VVINTERS .... . Prmdenr TERESA TXICCULLOUGH . . View-Presiderzt VVANDA LTRAY . . . . . Sfzrrrtary MRS. U. V. TURNER . . Hostvss KAPPA ALPHA THETA Kappa Alpha Theta, 1323 University Avenue Participation on Campus Is Stressed Participation in campus activities is a major part of the school year for Thetas. Organizations and activi- ties headed by Thetas include AWS president, Toni Byler, junior class vice-president, Marsha Rose, fresh- man class secretary-treasurer, Lynn Ketcham, and Pan- hellenic senator, Mary Nell Parrott. Thetas boast three members in Army Blades, three Mortar Board members and nine members in Angel Flight. Varsity cheerleaders include Cheryl Colwell, and alternate Judy Eitel. Thetas reign as svveethears of Sigma Chi, Delta Chi, Farmlelouse, Phi Gamma Delta, Pi Kappa Alpha, Lambda Chi, and TKE. Representing Oklahoma in the Miss America pageant Was Theta Jane Hitch. The pledges love to do things which show their deep veneration for the members, such as skits, housecleaning, etc. So, when Halloween drew nigh, the pledges put their heads together and came up with a scary skit. i, V KATHY VVINTERS, Presid ent 9 C' - AA4'A Page 407 Kappa Delta, 220 Cleveland Street v 4 O F1 lCliRS Poizrirx D L'CKETT ...... President DANA Cowiaxx . . - . Vive-President IJLYR.-X Goonnre . . . Secretary Mas. IC. B. joxizs . . . Hostess KAPPADELTA Group Strives for Ideal Composition Page 408 PORTIA D UCKE'I'T, President .7-92.11-flaw, 'i KA Qtaxa slow pt u A KD is more than just a beauty queen . . . She is the composite of every college woman . . . She majors in psychology, English or math . . . She reads poetry, sings in the choir . . . debates heatedly on questions of world Wide importance. She dates fraternity men and independents . . . She writes to Stanford, Yale and the boy back home . . . She still cherishes a Coke . . . She laughs often and cries a little, too . . . She despises alarm clocks . . . She studies hard, but would never miss a football game . . . She is idealistic and practical. She gets a tremendous kick out of life . . . She is sincere, friendly and fun. She Wears a diamond pin over her heart. It is good to study at a table where there are four girls. That way, if you all should ever get tired of studying, all you have to do is clear the table and you are all read ' ' -' ' n't get caught. y for bridge if you do Y 2 KAPPA DELTA ROW 1: Susan Allshouse, Cheryl Anderson, Anne Asplund, Linda Bale, Karen Bone, Jane Breckenridge, Carol Browning, Susan Bryant, Sharon Burgess, Kathy Butterfield. ROW 2: Judy Buttry, Carol Byrd, Elaine Campbell, Sharon Carpenter, Elizabeth Clark, Dana Cowan, Beverly Cox, Dianne Dabney, Mary Dakil, Ruth Darrow. ROW 3: Shirley Dickerson, Rebecca Diltz, Carol Duckert, Portia Duckett, Edith Eby, Jean Eley, Jane Finley, Micki Fin- ing, Judy Flood. ROW' 4: Susan Gahn, Nancy Goerss, Lura Goodhue, Ann Gordon, Gail Grantham, Susan Hammett, Mary Hancock, Sara Haner, Sue Harmon. ROVV 5: Vivian Hawkins, Patricia Henderson, Judy Herring, Karen Hooper, Charlotte Hunter, Judy Kays, Nancy Kays, Pat Kroger, Jennifer Lamb, Linda Lanphere. ROVV 6: Nancy Lohmeyer, Rita McAllister, DeAnn McClure, Carol McCune, Susan Meadows, Jane Meggs, Patricia Meggs, Fredrena Moore, Celia Moore, Melanie Nelson. ROVV 7: Helen Newman, Jacqueline Oakes, Jemme Olson, Marleen Osborne, Cheryl Peyton, Anne Riddle, Carol Rose, Sharon Shollenbarger, Karen Sheegog, Bobby Shelton. ROVV 8: Peggy Smith, Carol Stephens, Elizabeth Stephens, Stefanie Swindle, Linda Tollefsen, Sandra Tucker, Carol VVakelee, Amanda VonTungeln, Malinda VVeber, Barbara VVhatley, Diane VVilliams. Page 409 KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA RUVV 1: Donna Alsoussie, janet Alvoussie, Sherry Allen, Nonna Amis, Dianne Baxter, xludy Blackburn, Ruth Blackstock, Char- lotte Brown, lilaine Cockrell, Dulaney Dawson, Kathy De- Claspel. RUVV 2: Charlotte Denham, Mary Denton, liarlwara Dillon, Uarol Dodds, Patricia lfrlmert, Lynne Etzel, jody Ford, Lynda Ford, Kathryn French, Sharon Gaflord, Patti Gilmson. RUVV 3: Peggy Gouge, Ilelen Gray, Sharon Green, Christy Grifhn, Vynthia Grisham, Marcia lladler, Gayle Haralson, Ann llllfllllllgll, Terric llardy, Susan llarris, Judith liendrick- son. ROXV +2 ,ludy lloldriclge, Judy lludgins, Delaine Jones, Su- Page -H0 san Jones, Chris Kclamis, klary Kinkade, ,lean Kygar, Leslie Ledden, Pam Ledden, Gretchen LeMaster, Sallie I-eMaste1'. ROVV 5: Sammye Lewis, Janice Love, joanna Magruder, Mary Martin, Linda lVlcC'arty, Kay McKay, Pamela Means, Gayle Nleixner, liarluara Melton, Marilyn Moore, Nancy Nlorehouse. ROW' 6: Jacque Noll, Janet Phillips, Barbara Pojezny, Pam- ela Rahill, Carol Ralston, Sharon Rounsaville, Nancy Samuel- son, Susie Scarborough, Marianne Shepard, Sharon Smith, Becky Thomas. ROVV 7: Ginger Tracy, Patricia Tucker, Dianne VVall, Jana VVarren, Kathryn XVeiheI, Pamela XVeigle, Ruthanna VVhite, Janet VVilliams, Patricia VVilson, Penney Warcraft, Cathleen Yorcli. i OFFICERS GINGER TRACY ....... President KAY MCKAY . . . I'fiL'6-PfF5i!1l'7ll CAROL RALsToN . . . Secrfmry MRs. PAUL MCGEE . . . Ilostfss KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Kappa Kappa Gamma, 1123 Vniversity Avenue Contribution Is Made to Leadership Kappas won again the scholarship cup for the high- est overall grade average, along with the trophy for the highest grades among the pledge classes. In places of leadership, Kappas serve as AWS treasurer, Mor'- tar Board secretary, arts and sciences senator, and ed- ucation senator. Kappa is represented by nine mem- bers of Angel Flight and five members of Army Blades. Kappas in Qrange and Black Quill, Orange Quill, Phi Kappa Phi and XVho's Who also contribute to better leadership and scholarship. Kappa queens include the Kappa Sigma Sweetheart, Arts and Sciences Queen, Education Queen, two VR Girls, Pershing Rifle Princess and Rifle Team Sweet- heart. Near and dear to the heart of every Kappa is her key, which she always wears. Therefore, when the snow fell on Stillwater, they decided to form the symbolic key, which is far more original than anyo-ne's snowman. ,A ,zz-w, fm, 2, - , V in . ' 'sf , X 5 Q, , . W. ,, ' W sf , - ' . awk . .rgsily ' .ff , -9, 't ., , ., at A , .. M f . 'V , A CSINGER TRACXY, President in vuq ,, at el k 4-4' A Page 411 OFFICERS RON CORLEY ........ President JIBI BAILEY . . Vire-Presidenz JAMES QSUNN . . . . . Secretary MRS. VV. W. DANIELS . . . Hostess Group Excels in All Campus Activities Kappa Sigma completed another successful school year with continued excellence in every aspect of fra- ternity life. I Exemplifying the emphasis Kappa Sigma placed on scholarship, the men were above the all-menls average for the lSth consecutive year. The men of Kappa Sigma also excelled in campus activity by capturing first place in all-Greek softball, entered another top Homecoming float, and held such dances as the Black and White, Poverty Party, Titanic, and Rose Formal. Individual honors include an all-university Wrestler, membership in Whois Who and Blue Key, the Legion of Valor Award, and secretary of IFC. During the football season, the fever hits people so bad that they must get their hands on the old pigskin whether the house manager fears for the windows or not. Oh well, what's one plate glass window worth anyway? ma? f ' '72 liefzqcsg- Ka -'LET .sp - 'W' , I :aussi'Isrm-ff -.a-?W4aQ,zgi:,'-' ff9!i,:f?'Zf'87?5-Wblie Wi- KAPPA SIGMA ROVV 1: James Bailey, Cecil Baker, Gary Baker, Bruce Bettis, William Brand, Allen Brown, Greg Brown, Paul Brown, John Burns, Buddy Burris. ROVV 2: Carl Bush, Robert Chapman, Alvin Cobb, Ronald Corley, Richard Davis, Michael Dennis, Larry Fulton, john Gardner, Rudy Greer, James Gunn. ROVV 3: Robert Haithcock, George Hale, john Hancock, John Hartman, Hank Heath, John Hitchcock, Stephen Holmes, David Hullender, Earl Humes, Jerry Hurst. ROVV 4: James Jacobs, Robert Jarrell, Stanley Jones, John Joyce, Stanley Keller, Harold Kern, Dennis Kinkaitl, David Kinkaid, Harold Logan, VVilliam Lunsford. RUXV 5: James Meadows, Ted Mulford, Ronald Mitchell, Thomas Moon, Thomas Needham, John Nelson, VVilliam Old- field, Kent Owuby, Keith Phillips. ROVV 6: Richard Pounds, Michael Powell, John Rea, Melvin Reed, john Reese, james Reib, Raleigh Rinehart, james Rob- inson, Phillip Ryan. RDVV 7: James Schuelke, Michael Sigmon, George Thomp- son, John Upp, Curtis VVatts, Barton VVebster, blames VV:-st, Dan Vlligington, Clifford VVolfson. Il . ,,, abc LAMBDA CHI ALPHA ROW' l: ,lim Axley, Terence Barton, John lienefield, joseph Bowles, Darryl Brown, NVilliam liuehmaster, Jimmie Bullard, Jerry Burrows, Patrick Valley, Ronald Campbell. ROVV 2: james Carney, Bill Castor, Dave Viseo, Terry Conn, VVilliam Cox, Hal Cross, Gordon Daniel, john Dougherty, James Driskell, Scott Dudley. ROVV 3: Leslie Dunavant, Lonnie Eggleston, David Friels, Gerald Frye, Tom Gann, VVallaCe Giasson, Gary Gilliam, Michael Graham, Douglas Gregory, Ronald Grooms. ROVV 4: Randy Harris, Jerry Heffel, Ronald llohson, Robert Page 4-ll Hudgins, David Ingroff, Craig Kessler, james Kirtley, King Lacaff, Larry Langley, Louis Lepak. ROVV S: Ian lVlacAlpine, Roger Maxwell, Paul Nlooney, Vic- tor Nlorin, Philip Nlurphy, Neal North, James Oakley, Steven Pollard, Tom Quinn, Jimmy Robison. ROVV 6: David Shannon, Rick Simon, Mike Simonson, J. E. Smittle, Richard Staples, Dayton Steelman, Larry Steiner, Tom Steiner, Randy Thayer. ROW' 7: john Tierce, Richard Trant, jerry VValkup, Terry VValkup, Linn VVelCh, VVilliam VVheeler, Richard VVhetsell, Bob VVillis, Mark Wilson. OIPFICIQRS CARL H UDGINS ....... Prrsizlwzi Room TXTAXVVELI. . . I'ivc-Prvsiflmzt X7AL SCHOTT . . . . Szfrrriary TVIRS. DELTA ciRliGG . . . Ilorirss Wtiiel-. LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Fratenwh Endeavors Lambda Chi Alpha Was founded in 1917 and since that time has sought excellence. The fraternity is ac- tive in sports, scholarships, and campus activities. The fraternity hnishecl hfth in scholarship with an ovcr-all grade average of 2.6. ln sports, it achieved excellence by placing fourth in competition. The Hobo Dance held each fall is the oldest social event on campus. This year, it was one of the highlights of campus activities at Oklahoma State. The fraternity is in various activities and leadership positions at OSU. Lambda Chi has held committee chairmanships in the IFC as Well as various other po- sitions. This typifies the leadership and Willingness to work that the men of Lambda Chi have shown. The way to tell a senior is by the way he studies. He has a dogged look of persistance, is oblivious of all that transpires about him, and can't afford not to he studying all the time, no matter what else may he happening then. ' e elf! r'w.A,.zu.w.mam.' I W' -wma, ,, . t Lambda Chi Alpha, 923 University Avenue forExceHence Cixi. H Uooixs, President 9 6 9 sw f A fis t' 'MIB' Aa in Aq M Z1 'gs ld '4 I . 0 ,Ki ds -7 f L Page -H5 sf M , l EEE!! l IDM OFFICERS GERRY CTRIAIES . ...... President H Rocky COFFEE . . Vice-Preriderzt li DAVE INGRABI . . . . Secretary li EBI RIRS. C. R. STRONG . . Hostess R :siP?!f'.21'? ' A'.z41Wmammfw wwMr .lui 'M'-'assume-mfs r Phi Delta Theta, 224- S. Monroe Street PHI DELTA THETA Chapter Is Proud of an Leaders I if Page 416 L Phi Delta Theta is proud of its men for many things, but one item of great pride was the Scholastic Improvement trophy, awarded by IFC, which they Won. Phi Delts are represented in every phase of campus life. College leaders are Larry Hawk, varsity basket- ball playerg Don Rogers, president of University choir, Steve Moyers, Blue Key and president of Lassos SL Lariatsg Ron Ercolani, freshman vice-president and Dave Ingram, vice-president of I-ISLR Society. Other members are active in OlStaters, OSU marching band, Intercollegiate Knights, Lassos and Lariats and on the 01630116-Qllllll Staff. Their social calendar is full, too, with the hliami Triad, Gangster Party, Half-Formal and White Car- nation Ball. CIERRY GRIMES, President The Phi Delts have tried to keep their yard looking good. The main way this is done across campus is hy that old standby, pledgepower. The only real drawback to this theory is that you ean't fire your yarclworkers. 'I Y' :A-'7Q'qgiTJii 4b Il, QTY Y q if Q MQ Qc' -4.4- r f l Gb ova it 47:11:59 PHI DELTA THETA ROW 1: Joe Adair, Patrick Arie, Robert Bauter, Eric Behnke, Joseph Bennett, Roger Brown, Thomas Bryant, Alan Cambra, James Cannon, Roger Colley. ROW 2: john Durrett, Beverly Edwards, Don Emmons, Joe Ercolani, Ronald Ercolani, Dallas Ferguson, Danny Flaming, Burtner Fleeger, Arlin Franklin, Ronald Geisert. ROW 3: Robert Green, Stephen Green, George GriH'in, Gerry Grimes, Jerry Hammond, James Hancock, Lee Haskin, David Hazels, Stephen Hestbeck, james Hromas. ROVV 4: Howard Huston, Paul Huston, Michael Hyatt, Michael Johnson, Stan Kays, James Keitz, David Lindley, John Martin, James McCandless, David McNeill. ROVV 5: Kevin Moodie, Steven Moyers, Ronald Myers, VVill- iam Nowak, Bruce Olson, Steanson Parks, James Phillips, John Phillips, Randall Powers, john Radcliffe. ROVV 6: Donald Rogers, john Russell, Dick Sailors, j'el'l Spel- lman, David St. Clair, Frederick Tracy, VValter Tucker, James YVaggerman, Barry VVilson. P age -H7 The highest degree in bird watching is being able to observe the prey in it's native habitat, especially in the nest. This takes camouflage and courage not to startle the observed bird. Page 418 PHI GAMMA DELTA ROVV 1: James Boyer, Fred Cornish, Tom Cornish, Jack Crain, Robert Curtis, Delbert Derby, Harris Elder, Duane Gagle, John Gallagher, Jim Gearhart, Donald Gorrie. ROVV 2: VVarren Harris, Melvyn Henry, Michael Hill, Rich- ard Howell, Robert Lindsly, jim Mayden, Michael McCarty, Russ McNew, George Melton, Leon Newton, Robert Owens. ROVV 2: Robert Persson, Marshall Persson, Joe Pirkle, Max Pischel, Terrell Potts, George Ramey, Pete Reynolds, Jerry Robinson, Robert Roper, Jack Smith, James Swagerty. ROVV -1-: james Taylor, James Thomas, Michael Thomas, War- 1'en Thomas, VVilliam Thomas, James Tredway, Robert War- ner, Edward VVheeler, Ronald VVilliams, John VVilliamson, Jack VVolfe, Ernest Young. OFFICICRS TOM CORNISH ..... . Prexiderzt TOM LUCAS . . . f iire-Presidefzt JOHN G,xi,L.xGHER . . . . Sffirremry MRS. DOROTHEA XVLUOHT . . llostess PHI GAMMA DELTA Fiji Have Risen Fast Fijis have risen rapidly to a place Of importance on OSUys campus. They have become diversified in sev- eral Helds and are striving for even greater achieve- ments in the near future. Activities include Blue Key, the Engineering and IFC senators, varsity football and track men, O'Collcgian stall, Lassos and Lariats and Campus Chest. Last year, Fijis attained a 2.5 overall grade point Which was above the all imen's average and ranked above average in respect tO other fraternities. Not lacking social events, the Fijis begin the school year with the HPurple Garter Formal and end with the Fiji Island Party. A perennial feature of the OSU campus is the annual Figi Island party, which is remembered by all those in attendance. The main problem was not in getting into costume, but in getting enough on not to he arrested. Phi Gamma Delta, 1224 University Avenue to Importance TOM CORNISH, President CM I I I I s I 4, ,im -A-W5 iii. ' H if i' f . . :,, iliifif- :,:.-,:- ' - -ijt .4 'ii wifi 'f -f.-7 MH I' ii, W if i iw it i'.i ti! Imynii AWVW .gl-QL! if f Mfg, ifyi Mi Wx ,ff ,fd , WWW! 7 1 yi fit' f , '3?f!i'2ilf' . Tknxvfdfn Page 4l9 Phi Kappa Tau, 1203 West Third Street PHI KA PPA TAU Page 420 OFFICERS HERK 'TTRUSSELL . . . . President RICHARD GADD . . . Vice-Presiderzt GARY CERIMSHAVV . . Secretary Mas. VVILDA Dii.Tz . . Hostess en Finish Another Rewarding Year HERK Tiwsssi., President iii flfmb' W 6 ii AA' The men of Phi Kappa Tau have finished another rewarding year of scholastic improvement and in- creased campus activity with members and ofiicers in ASCE, SEA, SAE, ICP, Chi Epsilon, Sigma Tau, Riu Kappa Tau, Inter-Collegiate Knights, Delta Sigma Pi, and Pi Alpha lNflu. The program at the Phi Tau house concentrates on scholarship, leadership, social participation and broth- erhood. A very competitive intramural program has accompanied Beta Kappa chapter's constant improve- ment and has every appearance of continuing. Phi Tauls social calendar includes the fall Stardust formal and Dogpatch Stomp in the spring. VVhen the mail comes, there is usually pandemonium, at least until each person has or has not received the letter he was expecting. But occas- ionly someone gets a package of goodies, and then he must pass them out. PHI KAPPA TAU ROVV 1: Melvin Acott, John Ammon, Clifton Armstrong, Scott Barbee, Jerry Beeby, John Belzer, Donald Brown, Tom Bruner, Gene Caldwell, james Cooper. ROVV 2: James Costello, Elmo Dunn, Donald Elwick, Vllilliam Emerson, VVinston Foster, Richard Gadd, Howard Gamlmle, Mike Gerald, Kenneth Graham, Lyndell Gruhlms. ROVV 3: Donald Harban, Kent Hicks, VVilliam Jackson, Charles jaronek, Mnrl Jones, Kenneth Lawton, Leslie Manzer, James Martin, Earl Massey, Jon Nicllngh. ROVV 4: Michael Meyer, Kent Perkins, joe Plummer, jack Powers, James Rahe, VVilliam Raleigh, Phil Renean, Phillip Romero, Robert Shobe, Phillip Sheridan, Glen Snow. ROVV 5: Thomas Souther, Steve Suddeth, Patrick Tominey, llcrkley Trussell, Leonard VVallace, John vVE3Zltl'lC1'SUlll, Bart VVherritt, Max VViewel, VVilliam Yankee, Doyle Yarlmorongh, john Young. Page +21 Page Do not he misled into thinking that this is a liar for the distribution ot heverages. It is ll hai' for the distribution of justice, in the form ot discipline for pledges and brothers alike. +22 PHI KAPPA THETA ROW 1: Rohert Casci, Dave Cooper, George Dick, Robert Ilenthorn, Richard Felton, Ronald Hogan, Kenneth Hopcus, Thomas Kuras. ROVV 2: Michael Lacki, George McShea, Larry Mueggenborg, Thomas Mueggenborg, Charles Reeves, Matt Schaefer, Charles Schwarz, Eugene Schwarz. ROVV 3: James Schwarz, john Shackleford, Patrick Skees, jean Smasal, Gilbert Stockinger, Kim Stonaker, Phillip Svym- hersky, Howard Titsworth, VVilliam Trumlwly, OFFICERS DAVE COOPER ....... Preyident PHIL SUYMRERSKEY . . I'ire-Ijrvsidmzt MIKE LoCK1 . . - . . Smfrfftzzry MRS, NADINE Bonrxs , . 1105-zur PHI KAPPA THETA Phi Kappa Theta, 306 S. Jefferson Street OSU Has National Catholic Fraternit Phi Kappa Theta fraternity was founded on the Oklahoma State campus in 1937 and is the only na- tional social fraternity for Catholic men. In striving to develop responsible members and men, Phi Kappa Theta tempers a firm scholastic program with a variety of Well-rounded social activities. The Phi Kaps realize the need for campus activities in the development of the whole man. This is manifested through participa- tion in the Greek intramural program, Homecoming, and many of the campus organizations. The Phi Kap's social calendar is highlighted in the fall by the Woodchoppers Ball and in the spring by the Starlight Ball. It isn't too unusual to see all the Phi Kaps downstairs to watch the TV in 21 group. The real reason for this is that there is safety in numbers when you watch a scary show, and people just like to be careful around the fraternity. DAVE CooPER, President Xl l ff - 5 5 imma 2425 fe Jia. ityi' It f EW WEE Page +23 OFFICERS PETRINA Rcsso . ..... . President SHARON TERRY . . Vice-President INIARY BROWER . . . . Secretary IVIRS. DON ALLISON . . . Hostess Pi Beta Phi, 324 Cleveland Street PI BETA PHI Page 424 omen May Be Seen II Over Campus PETRINA Russo, President ly' M l bf, 0 0 rn X. 7' '- A A H' A i Qs N 3 0 'A' It 5' a 3'- XWQR cf' PM X qi: A OX l' gp' i JA ' 'il 4'. 1. X' 5-'JFS-. Q X' 1,-1 f s' A x A O65 At any time one may see Women of Pi Beta Phi head- ing committees, participating in queen contests, yelling at pep rallies or riding their bicycles-a main goal of Oklahoma Beta being to develop Well-rounded college Woman. Among campus offices Pi Phis hold are presi- dencies of Mortar Board, Grange 85 Black Quill, I-Iome Economics Student Council and three commit- tee chairmanships of SUAB. Some of the beauty and queen titles are: Fairest of the Fairg two Redskin Beautiesg members of Angel Flight Cincluding the flight commanderl, Army Blades, and CAPettesg three varsity cheerleaders and an alternate cheerleader. The memories relived when looking at a scrapbook are worth more to that person than all the money in the world. That in itself is all the reason that a historian needs to drive himself to do the best job he can. M3Yw ef IH BETA PHI ROVV l: Sue Adamson, Terri Atehinson, Nikki Bentley, Re- hecca Blackstock, Mary Brower, jeri Butler, Shirley Farley, Suzanne Chapman, Carolyn Coley, jeanie Cooper. ROVV 2: Brooke Cotter, Beverly Cregg, Robin Cypert, Cindy Davenport, Frances Davis, Mary DeI.ozier, Marilyn Dieker, Gerri Evans, Janet Evans, Susie Farris. ROVV 3: Kathy Fisher, C'arla Gaither, Sue Gibbs, Suzie Gill- ham, Sherri Gragg, Janice Grant, Connie Graves, Christina Gray, Norma Gray, Sharon Gray. ROW' +2 Ruth ciI'L'k'll, Sharon llannon, Georgia llill, I.intla llill, l.ora llill, Gretta llogan, Anita llolderreatl, Verna llooper, janet llopkins, Cheryl Hoppe. ROVV 5: 'loan Howell, Catherine llughes, Phyllis Vlellrey, -lutly Jones, Karen Kimball, l.intla King, Diana Kretlow, -Ian I.e- Master, jane l.eonarcl, Mary Lewis. ROVV 62 Marilyn Mapes, Judy Martin, Marsha lylartin, Susie Martiii, Cynthia Mciflintock, Deanna ML'SNN'1llI1, lVlarilyn lN1o- hley, Betty Nlontgomery, Nlargene Montgomery, Sue Nall. ROV' 7: Cynthia Norman, Gutli Rea, Petrina Russo, lane Sample, Shirley Satterfieltl, Susan Scheffel, Lintla Service, Caro- lyn Smith, Sherleen Strong, Shirley Sxyinney. RUVV X: I'na 'I'hurston, Cantly 'I'rout, Marti Vitale, Annette Nvainscott, Lila VValker, Laura XVartl, Donna VVilson, Mary Wlintlle, Sharon VVyant. Page +25 PI KAPPA ALPHA RUXV 1: Rick Back, Doug Bevoni, Bryan Bagwell, David Bagwell, Greg Barnes, lN1ike Benson, James Boiles, Carl Braz- elton, Stuart Bumgardner, Charles Cornelius. ROVV 2: Clyde Crane, Dwight Dickinson, Mike Dixon, Tully Dunlap, Bill Elder, Happy liscue, Quinton Etzel, Bill Ewens, james Filson, Dwight Evans. RUVV 3: jack lladsall, Terry Hairfield, Ken llardcastle, Bob llardy, Richard Hartmeyer, Larry Heckman, .lim Ilitt, james llolland, Richard Hummel, Terry Hyatt. RUVV +2 Terry Ylnlnison, Ben jones, David jorns, john Keahey, john Kemp, Ken Kuedell, Don Kiser, Roy Koons, john Lanier, jim Leech. we 26 RDVV 5: John MaGee, Don Maritt, Dan Marks, Bernie Mas- sey, Mike Matheny, Phil Mcfurdy, Rick lylesser, Randy Niiller, Steve Mills, Bob Moyer. RDVV 6: George Murrell, Mike Owen, Gary Parker, Ed Pugh, Steve Rader, Dick Reif, Ron Remke, Neil Richerson, Larry Ricker, Rick Riddle. ROVV 7: Tony Ridley, Terry Rine, Rodger Riney, Johnny Rose, Lynn Royston, Bob Rush, Dale Schmaltz, Terry Sedlak, Stan Sheldon, Fred Sieber. RUVV X: Don Stephens, Don Stewart, Carl Tennille, Nlarvin Toles, Niike Updike, Van XVeathers, Ron VVhitaker, Barry VVhite, Chet VVilley, Ralph VVinters, Dale Xvood. OFFICICRS QL1iN'1'oN ICTZIZI .....-. Prvsidwzf Dfwiz BAGwIs1.l. . . I'if'f'-Ijwsiflrzzl STEVIE BIILLS .... . . Secretary lX'IRs. Mimniao Rfxxism' . . llosfvxi- PI KAPPA ALPHA Pi Kappa Alpha, 1512 VV:-st Third Street Group Begins Year With ost Pledges Pi Kappa Alpha remained a leader among fraterni- ties at OSU. A very successful year began with the largest pledge class on campus and then continued through with outstanding records in athletic, social and campus life. Socially, the Pikes were active with the all-campus Shipwreck Ball, the Quo Vadis, Shield and Diamond Formal, and the Dream Girl Formal, held at the Sheraton Hotel. Gamma Chi is Very proud of its BBIOC. Among the brothers are the past editor and associate editors of the REDSKIN, president, secretary, and treasurer of Blue Key, four Sooner Guides, eight officers in Phi Eta Sigma, and presidents of AIChPQ, SABIE, INS, NIKT, and IK. A party which has gained much renown on campus is the PiKA Quo Vadis. For those who don't know Latin, this means Where are you going? But judging from the looks of things, shouldn't that he 'tVVhat a way to go! QUINTON ETZEL, President -.1 lll ll 'f - Nm' u gp igll 4- Qt ' I f -rss. t -: L MW, SN-ss , -Qui rf!! SYYSQ -AE 'X 1' ,X up 'fps ' . ' I ul UK A i 4 . , J ,L - P. :ig . 'I ' i -- -:L - 4.-I, I ,, ' I' R ' 'Q-x 'af' -Zell 'pgs . AQ . V,b 'lXi.n 'Ml' Si? N 5 laws. .1-Ili l lf' I n . 'Mrs ss. - f Q O 'x A :iii 7' Page 427 Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 1308 VVest Third Street OFFICERS ,ll3I l3i2,xL'cHAA1P . . Prffsidmzf Rox l'lL'NT . . Vive-Przfsidellt Tom BASS . . . . Seziretary MRS. FARIAN IJUDER . . Ilostffss SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Oklahoma u ls Chosen 6'Outstanding Page 428 JIM BEAUCIIAMP, President 1 l SEZ ig? - QHD j if-tg' 'Oo-sv' 4 I ' 4 i .El 'WJ I + -I . '-1' 'l +.f1 'lm' a c 1 - '5 0 1 'P T Q0 WWML + T ff1i1nQUsgnm9 Brotherhood, the basis for fraternity, is of major importance to the men of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. By Working together for continuous improvement, men of Oklahoma hlu Were chosen outstanding chapter in the province. Individually, Sig Alphs may be found in almost every campus activity. They are in Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Pi Mu, Sigma Tau, Student Senate, dramatics and varsity sports. As a chapter they participated in intramural sports, Winning both swimming and bowl- ing. This year, too, the men are proud sponsors of Lit- tle Sisters of Klinervaf' who take an active part in all social functions, which end With the Plantation Ball. Pledges like pledge duties, and it is very good that they do, because they have so many. An important one at the Sig Alpha house is the tending of the fire. However, the pledges are lucky in that it is a seasonal job. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON ROW 1: Mike Arn, Steve Baker, Tom Bass, james Beauchamp, james Bierly, Gene Blevins, Brad Brown, Danny Coleman, -Tack Corgan, Steven Crane. ROW 2: Larry DeMaio, Don Dines, Foster Dowell, Ronnie Endicott, Robert Fugate, Victor Gardner, Mike Garrison, Troy Giles, jerry Gill, William Gill. ROVV 3: Mark Ginder, Patrick Goff, VVesley Harris, Bill Hays, Thomas Hennigh, John Hess, Ronald Hill, Thomas Hodges, Robert Holmes, Robert Howard. ROW 4: Vance Hunt, Robert James, William johnson, Pres- ton Jones, Larry Keith, Larry Killion, Raymond Kirby, Robert Lembke, Larry Leslie, David Lucas. ROVV 5: Gary Madison, VVilliam Manera, Richard Martin, Gary Massad, Donald Maxwell, Bill McSpadden, Bill Meri- deth, Michael Moran, Richard Myers, Stephen Nathman, james Neel. ROVV 6: Larry O'Byrne, Richard Olsen, Gary Parker, Ron- ald Perkins, Tom Phelps, Bruce Phillips, Robert Plunkett, Paul Rodgers, Alan Routh, Rick Sauer, Harry Saunders. ROVV 7: L. E. Schnitzer, Dean Seebeck, Halsey Settle, James Shipley, Artie Stoll, jim Stone, VVilliam Temple, John VVallace, Roger VVells, Larry VVithers, Richard VVoodman. P age 429 SIGMA CHI ROVV 1: Robert Adams, Lawrence Bellati, Charles Campbell, Kenneth Case, James Clark, Peter Clark, Chester Curtin, David Dixon, Delmer Dunning, Terry Ifbert. ROVV 2: Dale Felton, Glenn Fielder, Chuck Fish, Arthur Goessel, Allen Goss, Jon Green, John Grimsley, Fred llateher, Ronnie Heisley, Faris Hess. ROVV 3: James llickok, Jack llill, Jim llolliday, Steve llorn, VVilliam Hughes, Jay Hurt, Joel Inman, llarry Jacobs, Steven Janco, Terry Jessup. ROVV +1 David Johnson, Roger Kalhofer, Douglas Keller, Karl Kirkeby, Michael Kirst, Kenneth Klein, Gary Krisman, Robert I.aBass, Larry LeGate, Russell Legg. l IgG 430 RUYV 5: John Maloney, C. F. McGee, Jon Miller, Glen Mit- chell, Peter Mohr, Robbin Morton, Terrel Myers, David Nittler, Thomas Peace, Richard Peetoom. RUVV 6: John Perry, Robert Ray, Jerome Reding, Charles Riemer, Frankie Robbins, Robert Ross, Richard Schaffer, Doug- las Schoenhals, Charles Settles, Travis Shaw, Richard Shawley. ROW 7: John Shiflet, Earl Shipp, Norris Simms, Darwin Smith, Kenneth Smith, Larry Staneart, Richard Stewart, Don- ald Stout, Kenneth Stout, Donald Stroud, Allen Sullivan. RUVV S: Charles Swain, Gary Tate, Edwin Tippit, Jim Treadwell, Don Vest, Joe VVest, Don VVilliams, YVilliam VVil- son, Douglas VVilson, Jimmie VVitcraft, Daniel Yerian. OFFICERS C. F. IVICGEE . . - . . . . Przfrizlwzt GARY KRISMAN . . Via'-Prcsizlcfizt JAY HURT .... . . Secretzzry MRS. TIED Cornuizr . . Hostess SIGMA CHI Sigma Chi, 1101 University Avenue OSU Chapter Initiates l,OOOth Member The men of Sigma Chi traditionally rush and initiate men of widespread temperaments, talents and also, con- victions. Cultivation of a well-rounded individual is the spirit of Sigma Chi. Sigma Chi has twice the active alumni of any other fraternity. This year, Gamma Delta chapter awarded her l,OOOth White Cross to an initiate. The social program includes Sweetheart Weekend, the Congo Party, Harlem Ball and three separate sere- nades. Each participates in his favorite sport. Sigma Chis are Student Association and IFC presi- dents, outstanding varsity athletes, scholars, and Var- sity Revue winners. Once upon a time the Sigma Chis had nothing to do after a date. Then one of the brothers got dropped. From that time on, the venerable custom of giving shower parties has been carried on, to new highs - and lows. xx . . . i i'rs.Q 4 5 . 1 i C. F. MCGEE, President fqwx Q Q43 -r ii i' 4 . sunny, ne N,- .,5,-N,-N.,.,,.,, EIGHT' Page 431 Sigma Nu, 913 University Avenue SIGMA NU OFFI C li R S IQIZITH Coon . . . President Boa AICC.-XFFRIZIZ . . I'vil'l'-Pfl7SidF71f AIIKE CROCKETT . . . . . Secretary MRS, KI.-XRTH.-X BIZCKXVITH . . Ilostcss Chapter Stresses Participation in All Page 432 KEI'I'lI Coon, President is stlllw l ,i?:'., l iv 'lllil fix 'ru' lllii' 5 . 517595 Stressing participation in all phases of campus life, the men of Sigma Nu maintain their excellent record in campus leadership, scholarship, intramurals, and social life. Sigma Nu was again a leader in campus activity, boasting several major campus oliices and strong representation in honoraries and other organi- zations. Sigma Nu finished first in intramural football, Wrestling, and golf, Won the Greek Bowl, and contrib- uted many fine varsity athletes. A Well-balanced social calendar includes the White Star and White Rose formals, informal house parties, and the Frontier Ball. It is easy to tell a member at the Sigma Nu house. VVhenever he goes by the trophy case, he looks at it proudly and remembers which ones he won. VVhen a pledge goes hy, he looks unhappily at the ones he polished. SIGMA NU ROVV 12 Scott Abel, Jerry Baker, Jay Beltz, Mike Bewley, Rocky Bilbo, Steven Brown, Rex Browne, Donald Bumpass, Michael Christ, Richard Clark, james Coburn. ROVV 2: Stephen Collinson, John Crawford, John Crockett, Robert Cronk, Bill Curtis, Roy Davis, David Dollarhide, Bill Eddleman, Jeffrey Edwards, Bill Endorf, Robert Folger. ROVV 3: Robinson Ford, John Garol, Francis Good, David Grithth, Curtis Gulley, VVilliam Hampton, Calvin Hanan, Burns Hargis, John Harris, John Hart, Jack Hensley. ROVV 4: Tom Heritage, Paul Hitch, Ronald Hitt, Curt Hold- ridge, George Holman, VVilliam Howell, joe Hulfmyer, Rich- ard jarvis, Steve Jay, Hugh jones, Michael Kirkpatrick. RUVV 5: Richard Langston, VVilliam Lohrey, George Lowry, David Lyon, Danny Macliougall, Brian Nlanagram, David blatthews, Donald lwcfafifree, Vllilliam Nlihram, jim Morzre, Franklin Nlorwood. ROVV 6: Ross Moyer, Dale Nowlin, Larry Parish, Gary Payne, David Perry, Mifthael Pollard, Bob Rice, Louis Rieves, Don- ald Roberts, john Schilt, Charles Shipley. ROVV 7: Larry Smith, Ronald Spurlin, David Stevenson, Tomme Stewart, Roy Stolliugs, jim Stovall, Richard Streeter, Rick Tessier, Larry Toombs, Bud Townsend. RGVV 8: Jack VVade, john VVallace, johnny XVatson, David VVhittield, Lowell Vvhitlock, Vllilliam Vllillsey, Rex VVilmans, John VViningham, Gary VVinsett, John VVyant. P1 ge +33 SGNMlPHIEPSLON ROW' 1: ,Inc lizliley, :Xrnns lllzick, James Blazer, Rnlwert Bmxer- mzin, C. ll. Buss, hlulin C'zn'reker, Gary Clark, xlnlin Cole, Skip frmk, Gene Daniel. ROXV 2: l7I'ZlI1li Dzxlwney, Dorifln Dnlph, jim Drniglierty, flllllI'll'S Dnnlwzir, Drive liicliellwerger, C'li:1rles English, John Fine, Robert lfristvcdt, l,llITj' Uerlier, Tlwnizxs Uilusnn. ROV' 3: liyrrrn Hzirkey, lidwzird Heck, liyrrm Higgs, Rus:--ell Keck, Clary King, Max l.ilc, Ruluert lillllllilf, Steven Nlclfzxll, Bali Mclllainn, james Nli'liL'llIlI'. I I ige 43+ ROV' -1-: NVilliam Meek, Fredcly Meier, Frank Morgan, james Ninrris, Steven Nelson, Clary Nnrwnocl, Russel Ogden, Guy Ormiston, Gerzllcl O'Rr1u1'ke,vlilnrnie Parker. RUVV 5: Richiird Pziranns, Greg: Pounds, Terry Powell, Mich- ael Reeves, VVinston Rnzicli, james Rumeis, Larry Rrlueh, Cl'm1'les Scott, Terrance Seinple, l,1ll'I'f' A. Siinpsfzn. RUXV 6: l,1ll'I'Y YV. Simpsun, jerry Slack, Rick Stcphensrm. Tom Taylor, lid Tl14lIDll5, Rnluert Todd, Alfred Tuttle, Pete Vinzettai, VV:1lte1' VVhite, C'hnrlie VVhiteley. oiflficlflzs OI? BAILEY ........ Prvsidcfut ,pf TERRY SEMPLE . . I irc-Prffridmz ' Tom VVARD . . . . Secretary lWRS. RUTH IXTCCOY . . Ilosless SIGMA PHI EPSILON Sigma Phi Epsilon, 324- Monroe Street en am In II Sports Tro Q ' 0 66 97 For the third straight year, Sigma Phi Epsilon Won the coveted UAH Sports Trophy. The Sig lips Won basketball, volleyball, handball, and badminton, taking second place in track, wrestling, football and golf. Sig Eps are also well represented in eight varsity sports. The social calendar includes theme parties, house parties, the Christmas Formal and is highlighted by the annual 'fGirl of the Golden Heartl' formal, at which time the fraternity sweetheart is crowned. Current Sig Eps can be found in Whols Who, Mu Kappa Tau, SUAB, Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma Tau, Las- soes and Lariots, IFC, and Campus Crusade for Christ. Driving an antique car is contagious. Most people when they see one are happy that they don't have to maintain it. But then again, they have yet to experience the thrill of only going thirty miles an hour down the way. Jos BA1I.EY, President Page 435 1 1 E237 Tau Kappa Epsilon, 221 S. Lincoln Street TAU KAPPA EPSILON Tekes Are Larg Page 436 MYRON SMITH, President 9 ., gllil , Sli! f,'4 K es QED 'X OFFICERS RIYRON SMITH ....... President Doxjrxcicsox . . Vive-Presidefzt JAMES OXVEN . . . . Secretary - Hostess MRS. EVELYN Rose . . est Social Fraternit Beta Gamma chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon in 1947 became the fifty-first chapter to receive a charter from the Worldls largest social fraternity. With aid of active alumni and a new hostess, this past year has been es- pecially successful for the Tekes. Tekes are found in many campus organizations. Some of them are Sigma Tau, Phi Eta Sigma, OSU hlenls Glee Club, KVRO and KOSU radio stations, and a host of other activities. TKEls social calendar, filled with parties of widely varying themes, is highlighted in the fall by the French Cabaret and in spring, when the chapter sweetheart is chosen at the Red Carnation Ball. The firetruck was there whenever there was a pep rally, football game, or bonfire. It did not falter once. But after the season is over, it loses its gla- mor and must be put in storage to be ready for another year of sports events. tiff TAU KAPPA EPSILON ROVV 1: james Anderson, David Anthony, Donald Arnold, james Back, George Briggs, Charles Briscoe, Richard Carlton, jerry Christensen, Paul Davis, Thomas DeMond. ROVV 2: David George, james Harned, Arthur Hodge, Don Jackson, Thomas King, Terry Kirton, Garry Latty, john Lewis, Don Lundy, James McConnell. ROVV 3: Terry McFadden, Paul Meyer, Barry Morgan, Robert Morgan, Fred lWorley, Stephen Mrmrse, Lowell lNlnrdock, James Owen, Thomas Patton, Harold Plengemeier. ROVV 4: Lonnie Preston, John Ravenscroft, Richard Rawlins, Myron Smith, Ben Stockton, Richard Stookcy, Ronald Tay lor, Richard Turner, Thomas XVade, Wlillard YValpole. gp-A-' A housemother is having the wholl- her vooking, have 5 a great invention. She never seems to mind house in her apartment to watch TV, sample coffee with her, or just talk about everything. Page 437 A good part of the men at OSU sufter from the five-tn-two ratio of boys to girls on campus, so they Search for greener pastures. Primary responsibility of this is writing letters. Page +38 THETA CHI ROW 1: Kenneth Bradford, David Chapman, james Chase, Fred Hall, James Hartenbower, Robert Hunter. ROW 2: Larry Knight, Jerry Kucera, Brad Lamdin, Jay Lamdin, Kenneth Love, Terry Rollins. ROW 3: Donald Simmons, james Tempero, Robert Tone, Charles Trees, Richard VanHorne, Richard Williams, Bill Wright. OFFICERS RICK XTAN HORNE . . . . President JIM TIQAIPERO . . . IITCK-Pff'5idKllf DICK XVILLIAMS . . . Secretary NTRS. T. lf. TICIZ . . . Iloslrws THETA CHI Dream Girl ls Honored Throughout the year the men of Gamma Zeta chap- ter of Theta Chi fraternity hold such varied events as a UGO to Hell Partyf' the Caribbean Capers, several house parties, and the annual Carnation ball, which is highlighted by the crowning of the Dream Girl of Theta Chi. During the spring semester, the Theta Chis participate in a regional conclave known as the Rat- tler Roundup, which is enjoyed by all members ofthe fraternity. The men of Theta Chi are active in various campus activities, among which are the Forestry club, the ROTC drill teams, Kappa Psi, the university march- ing band, and intramural sports. 'llilood and Guts bridge is now the olbcial number one game across campus, from the basements to the top floors. The administration is now even con- sidering setting up the class schedule to accomodate those who play the game. Theta Chi, 713 University Avenue at Carnation Ball RICK VAN HORNE, President 'Xlfx QQFIEQQJE, 'B'CZaLd? .s 'e. iz? ., , AREAS, fiyyflfgyfif, ,.... 145 Ha sis' Page 439 Zeta Tau Alpha, 1001 University Avenue ZETA TAU ALPHA OFFICERS -I.-xxiz -IEFFITRY ..... . Prrsidmzt ANNE lfkriamr,-xx . . Iyifl'-lJfl'Xilll'1If l'lARl.ENE KELLY . . . Sz'z'rf'l11ry Bins. NELLIE HooifER . . Ilostm' Unique Beginnings Still Carried Out Page 440 JANE JEFFREY, President cam , I oqtuhi X' C 'Ill I r 0 I ', sc! ln! Zeta Tau Alpha, founded in Farmville, Virginia, is the only fraternity to be chartered by a special act of Virginia's legislature as a corporation. At OSU, Zetas carry on this beginning and lead many organizations. Campus leaders include Judy Adams, Panhellenie president, Lisa Cleveland, ICP treasurer, Susan Ren- fro, Susan Fisher, Linda Blizzard and .lane Logan, OlStatersg hlareia Hailner, CAP drill eaptaing and ,ludy Adams and Sharon Smith, members of Nlortar Board. Others are Sally Ellison and Loretta Holm- burg, Army Blades, Suzanne Greer, Angel Flight, and Sharryn Tucker and hlarilyn lXIelX1illian, who represent OSI' and Zeta on the twirling squad. The one person that should be voted Hmost dear to ZTA during homecom- ing is Yank, for on his shoulders rested the entire production of their feat. He gave his all, including grades and time, but in the end to no avail. ZETA,TAU'ALPHA ROVV 1: Judy A. Adams, Judy C. Adams, Dianne Adsit, Janet Anderson, Jean Bair, Linda Blizzard, Judy Bowman, Nlary Brandt, Sue Chandler. RUVV 2: Melissa Cleveland, Claudia Coffey, Jan Coulter, Rita Cowan, Carol Crawford, Sally Cullerton, Christie Dissing, Judy Dunham, Sally Ellison. ROVV 3: Carolyn Eppler, Donna Farris, Susan Fisher, Martha Freeman, Ruth Friedman, Bobbie Greer, Suzanne Greer, Rob- erta Hall, Susan Halverson. ROXV 4: Cheryl Hammond, Lora Heekman, Loretta Holm- berg, Judy Horn, Jane Jeffrey, Margaret Jennings, lN1arilyn Johnson, Judy Just, Patsy Loelher. RUVV 5: Jane Logan, Jenifer Lohmann, Mary Lowry, Donna Meyer, Connie Montgomery, Anne Morris, Nancy Nicholas, Linda Noel, Rebecca Noel. RUVV 6: Sally Parsley, Nlarti Pickering, Bertie Prather, Susan Rentfro, Kay Rutherford, Barbara Sowle, Barbara Secbrist, Jane Schiller, Jackie Shields. ROVV 7: Linda Smith, Sharon Smith, Cleo Stout, Suzanne Straughan, Linda Stringer, Linda Tatum, Sharon Tucker, Linda XVhite, Marcia Young. Page TRIANGLE Newly Colonized Chapter ls Installed S Q jf N Q After a colonization period of one year the OSU chapter of Triangle was installed November Zl, l964. This vvas the shortest colonization period ever at OSU. Triangle is the only member of the National Inter- Fraternity Council which restricts its membership to engineers, architects, and scientists. From its beginning, Triangle has grown rapidly. Triangle members are active in campus honorary and professional organizations. Among these are: IEEE, Sigma Tau, Phi Eta Sigma, Eta Kappa Nu, and Chi Epsilon. Several house parties are held during the year, the highlight of the fall semester Was the first annual Christmas party. Page 442 ROW 1: Don Boles, Robert Comp- ton, Jodee d'Avignon, John DeLozier, Leonard Hale, William Hall, Paul Hollis. ROW 2: Charles Ikard fsecretaryj, Larry Langley, Charles Messall, .lim Muckleroy, James Morton, Edward Orloski fvice-presidentj, Steve Paetz. ROW 3: Sterling Prophet, Thomas Ragland, Vikram Rajaram, Dale Rob- ertson, Richard Rockwood, Steven Saunders. ROW 4: Thomas Shannon, Robert Shields, Robert Shupe, Jack Skinner, Mark Thomason, Martin Weber fpresidentj Q. 8-- X QU Q, 554 ff' if X ff' GWR Q offer perpetual congratulations to the scholar, he has drawn the White lot in life. - R. W. Emerson Graduation day marks for every university student the end of one period of eflort, emotion, and anxiety, and the beginning of another. To him, the degree represents a symbol of his own success -4 it represents the future to the world. ji' 4 I'- , -' f , ,Dv .QA efffyfga 'gg - -f , ! 191: -5:42 6 YM -A The lust threshold of il girl's privacy has now been invaded! At least that is whit some fc-m1les think rhout the Iihmrx lmult thetlttrs VVith girls having to take n phys- ical education course, archery is one of the most popular, especial- ly for the out-of-doors girls. ,W x t, I x ,fr lr'-f .-, , 4,3 9'?' I , t EK-,,?4.wi '1 'T' '? '2 ? 6ffZf,g ' l ,IJ 1 by i, X Q st ..',?,A'hgNgV K .0 as fe.,fq,f,eQ,ffJgffQ,,g'g, l 4, 1 s f Q ,' , . t ' rv QM 4g'l '?'4w41 ' Y lf if f ff , 4' , gvim .ffffQa'f,,f, f vflff, ,A C.-',, N X90 ' , L 'f'5 E' Hhs ' Mm gr 41,4 Q ,Av- ROW I: DARRELL C. ALLISON, Woodward, AW, Ver Med Toasf- masrers, Junior AVMA1 RICHARD EUGENE BAILEY, Tulsa, AW, Junior AVMAJ LLOYD D. BARKER, Snyder, ATP' A'P, Junior AVMAJ DORLAND C. BENNETT, Hennessey, AXP, Junior AVMAt BARNEY JOE BERTRAND, Sulphur, La., Acacia, AXP, Junior AVMAg TALMAGE THURMAN BROWN, Raleigln, N.C., Farrn- House, A'I', Junior AVMA, Ver Med Toasfrnaslers, '15, OAK, AZ. I'-EA, JOSEPH FREDRICK BUXTON, Nowala, AxI', Junior AVMAI THOMAS A. CARTER, Srillwaler, SZTE, Junior AVMA: WILLIAM M. CARTER, Crosselr, Ark., AXP, fI'AX, Junior AVMA. ROW 2: THOMAS EUGENE COFFIN, Waukomis, AxI', Junior AVMA, DON GORDON CROW, Srillwaler, A'I', Junior AVMA: RICHARD E. DAHLEM, Medford, SITE, Junior AVMA, JOE R. DAVIS, Marked Tree, Ark., AZ, Junior AVMA, TZ, l'1KAq JOHN C. DOYLE, Erick. A'I', Junior AVMA, JERRY PAT DURHAM, Fay- elleville, Ark., QTE, Junior AVMA, LARRY WAYNE EDWARDS: Elk Cily, AXP, Junior AVMA, RONALD TELL FORD, Slillwaler, Junior AVMA: PAUL ODELL FRITH, Liflle Rock, Ark., A'I', Jun- ior AVMA, Flying Aggies. ROW 3: RONALD G. GEISERT, Srillwarer, fI'A9, WI'-5, Junior AVMA, JACK VANN HILL, Clinron, N.C., ZX, Junior AVMA, AXP, Vel' Med Toasrmaslersg JACKIE WAYNELL HORTON, Win- lers, Tex.. Junior AVMAg JERRY EDWARD JACOBS, Okmulgee, Junior AVMA, JOEL KEITH JENSEN, Aslieville, N.C., AXP, Junior AVMA, JOHN GORDON KIRKPATRICK, Sl1aH'uck, FarmHouse SVI'-3, Junior AVMA, WILLIAM R. LANCE, Lindsay, QT-fi, Junior AVMA, Vel Med Toaslmaslersg DUANE RAY LEMBURG, Danne- lorog, Neb., UTE, Junior AVMA: WADE MARKHAM, Locus? Grove, SITE, Junior AVMA. FOURTH YE R ETERINARY IVIEDICI E ROW 4: BARBARA ANN MCABEE, Wilrninglon, N.C., Junior AVMA3 BILL J. MCDOUGAL, Slillwaler, AxI', Junior AVMA, STARLING MILLER, Clnickaslia, AXP, Junior AVMA, AZ, Block X1 Bridle: REX MELTON OLSON, Waynoka, UT-E, 'l'K'I', Junior AVMA: RICHARD CARLTON PATTERSON, Sanford, N.C., Jun- ior AVMAJJOHNNIE RAY REMER, Siillwaler, AW, Junior AVMA, WILLIAM RONNIE ROBERSON, Dardanelle, Ark., AW, Junior AVMA, 'II-1 'bzf JAMES R. ROCCONI, Lake Village, Ark., AW. ETF, Newman Club, Junior AVMAg RONALD LEE SOLOW, Tulsa, Junior AVMA, AXP. ROW 5: DIANNE MARY WALL, Housion, Tex., KHP, Junior AVMA, 'l'9K, WRA, CARL EDWARD WARD, Claremore, -QTZ. Junior AVMA, ROGER GLEN WELLS, Srillwaler, EAR. AW, June ior AVMA, THOMAS J. WELSH, Collinsville, Acacia, AXP, Junior AVMA, DELBERT L. WHITENACK, Mooreland, Junior AVMA, ATP: JOHN ROGER WYANT, Lawron, EN, AXP, Junior AVMA: JOHN YOUNG, El Reno, TKT, SZTZZ, Junior AVMA7 JAMES M. ZYKOWSKI, Slillwarer, KA, Junior AVMA, SZTZI, FTPKQP, 'I'Z. Page -I-47 Page 448 THIRD YEAR VETERINARY EDICI E Ion, Kam: BILL BARNUM, Vega, Tex.: KAYE BOSE, OrIeams Nab.: MARVIN BUCK, SIiIIwaIer. ROW 2: WILLIAM CORE, Core, W. Va.: JOEL COX. Owasso: SHIRLEY CURRIN, Oxford. NC.: GARY ED- WARDS, Newark, Ark.: EDWARD FELL, PIr1e BILJEI, Ark. ROW 3: ROBERT FULTON, BIackweII: G-ERRY GRANT, Marked Tree, Ark.: WILLIAM GRANTHAM, Por'rIand, Ark.: NOLAN GROSS, Moore: RONALD GUTHRIE, Burns Elaf. ROW 4: JOHN HAI-IN, BarIIesvIIIe: DONALD HARRING- TON, PerryvIIIe, Ark.: STEPHEN HOLMES, Fairview: DANNY HUDSON, Cramerform, N.C.: TERRY JACKSON, Kerwesaw Neb. ROW 5: STEPHEN JONES, HOT Springs, Ark.: TRAVIS JONES, Texarkana, Ark.: SILVIJA LIEPNIES, LincoIn, Neb: JAMES LIVINGSTON, Cache: BRUCE MAMMELI, SIarTIe-y. ROW 6: ERNEST MARTIN, Treraforw, N.D.: STAUFFER MIL- LER, ImwoocI, W. Va.: JERRY MITCHELL, Hennessey: WAR- REN NEWBY, Caney, Kan.: JOE NICKELL, AIva. ROW 7: LEWIS PARTRIDGE, Gould, Ark.: BETTY REDDICK, Fairfax: ROBERT ROBERSON, McAIes+er: RONALD ROB- ERTS, TuIsa: WILLIAM RUSSELL, TuIsa. ROW 8: JACK TAYLOR, Sayre: VERNIE WALKER, Welch' JOHN WEBSTER, Sforwevllle. N.C.' DALE WANDLANDT. Braqcqs: HAROLD WILLIAMS, DeIaWare. SECO D YE R VETERINARY IVIEDICI E ROW I: ARDEN ANDERSEN, ErernonI, Neb.: ROBERT ARKO, Pryor: RODGER ATKINS, Jenks: DON BEAVERS, ChaIIenooga: ROBERT BURNS, Nairobi, Kenya' STEPHEN COBB, GiIJsonviIIe, N.C.. ROW 2: DONALD D. CONNALLY, Sfrehford: REUBEN COWLES, SIa+esviIIe, N.C.: GENE COX, MooreIend: HOLLIS COX, Lawionq KENNETH DAVIS, Cherokee: PAUL DUBOIS, Cameron. ROW 3: MERLIN EKSTROM, Bowbells, N.D.: DAVID FIELDS HunIsviIIe, Ark,: JUDD GIEZENTANNER, Ponca Cify: HERSCHELL GILES, Carnegie: CHARLES GRAY. Clinfonz CLARENCE HACKETT, Befon Rouge, La. ROW 4: ERNEST HARLAND, GoocIweII: KESTER HAW- THORNE, Baron Rouge. La.: WILBER HAYNES, Chesferi TOBY HOOVER, Jay: WILLIAM HORNBUCKLE, Perry' JOHNNY HOSKINS, Midwesf CIW. ROW 5: ROGER HOWLAND, MarqueII'e. Neb.: GENE HUBBARD, Mandan, N.D.: NICHOLAS JEWELL, Springdde Ark.: DICK KIRBY, Colcord: CHARLES KIRKLAND, Hender- son, N.C.: STANLEY KOLAR, Prague. ROW 6: JAMES MCGEE, I'IenryeHa: DAVID MILLER, Grandield: JAMES MARTIMER, Owasso: LARRY MURPHY, Cherokee: JAMES PATTON, CoaIqa+e. ROW 7: JAMES PROVO, RaIeigh, N.C.' PHILLIP RICH- ARDSON, Pocassef: SAMUEL RUBIN, Sfallsawg DENNIS SAVELL, BaIon Rouqe, La.: JOE SMITH, Ashdown, Ark. ROW 8: KENNETH SPERLING, OkIahorna CIN' RANDY THAYER, Bunkle, La.: TOM THORNE, OkIahornfx CIM: BEN- JAMIN TURNER, Pink I-IIII, N.C.7 JAMES WAYMACK, Ca- bot Ark. P 21 gc -I-I9 FIRST YE R ETERIIXIARY IVIEDICI E ROW I: DONALD BILES, Madill: WAYNE BOLAND, Beulah, N.D.: MICHAEL BOUNDS, Clwapel Hill, N.C.: CHARLES CAL- LAHAN, Hobarr: SAMUEL COMBS, TI1omas,: DANNY DENHAM, Kelleyville: ALAN ECK, Healdron: BILL FOSTER, Turpin: JAMES FREENY, Caddo: EARL FRIE, Paraqould, Ark. ROW 2: PAT GARRISON, Barllesville: WILLIAM GIBBS, Reids- ville, N,C.: JEANNE GREEN, Kinqslown, R.I.: WILLIAM GROSS- MAN, Pryor: JOHN HAMIL, Riverside, III.: KEITH HAND, Ames: SARA HANER, Houslon, Tex.: JOHN HOWARTH, Cave Springs, Ark.: KENNETH ISOM, Edmond: HERSHEL JAGGARS, Clwouleau. ROW 3: RICHARD KILLOUGH, Malllwews, N.C.: TOM LATTA, FI. Supply: RICHARD MAULDIN, Vinson: MIKE MCCREIGHT, Oklalruoma Cilyp LAWRENCE McGILL, Waverly, Nels.: ROGER MCMILLAN, Mena, Ark.: DANIEL MERKEY, Cordell: GERALD O'MEALEY, Larnonl: DAVID PARKS, Union Grove, N.C.: HENRY RANDAZZO, SI. Marfinville, La. ROW 4: HENRY RAYL, Janesville, La.: EDDIE RICHEY, Paw- lwuska: ADRIENNE RUBY, Muskogee: RICHARD SCHAFFER, Bixby: RICHARD SHAFER, Newkirk: ARCH SHEETS, Muskogee: EUGENE SIMON, Conway, Ark.: WILLARD SODOWSKY, Fair- view: HAROLD SPALDING, Barrlesville. ROW 5: CHARLES STARKEY, Malvern, Ark.: JAMES SUMMERS, Ozark, Ark.: BILL SWAFFORD, Paraqould, Ark.: GEORGE TAY- LOR, Clinron: MIKE THOMAS, Ninnekalif VERNON THORNTON, Barflesville: JAMES WALCOI-I', Norman: CHARLES WARREN, Robersonville, N.C.: GARY WHITE, Sfrallord. Page 450 GR DU TE STUDENTS ROW I: DANNY JOSEPH ACOSTA, Reggie, La., AHS: PREM ODHERMAL ADVANI, Bombay, India, Engineering: BHUPENDRA KISHOR AGRAWAL, Allalwabad, India, Engineering: HABIB UD- DIN AHMED, India, Engineering: SALIM HASSAN AL-KUTAIBI, Slillwaler, ABS. ROW 2: C. MARVIN APPLEWHITE, FI. Worili, Tex., Engineering, IIKN, IEEE: SAMUEL ARTHUR AYLING, Sewell, N.J., Engineer- ing, AIIE, Flying Aggies: AMIR AGHA BADIEI, Tenran, Iran, Eel- any Club, Iranian Siudenls Organizafion: LAUREN THOMAS BALDWIN, Haiiielcl, Arlc., Business: SARVADAMAN JASUBHAI BANKER, Bombay, India, Engineering. ROW 3: LARRY KEN BLACKLEDGE, Slillwaler, ATA: RUTH ANN BLACKSTOCK, Barllesville, Eclucafion, KKV, People-To-Reg ple, SEA. Young Republicans, Kill: LINDA LOU BLOOD, Houl- iron, Me., Home EC.: CHARLES ANDREW BOND, Huiclriinson, Kan., AES, ACS, 'T'AT: CATHREN ANN BORGELT, Branson, Mo., AI-IE. ROW 4: ELEANOR PERRY BRISTOW, Forl Gibson, Home EC.: MARY LINDA BUCHANAN, Slillwaier, AHS, Wesley Clioir, MIST? CHARLES STUART BUMGARDNER, Cliickaslia, IIKA, MKT, Blue Key President AKXV, Governmeni Week: ROWLAND F. CARTER, Enid, Business, Flying Aggies. SAM, IRC, Scabbard 81 Blade? BART CHILDS, Sfillwaier, Engineering, ET, EX, XE, ASCE. ROW 5: CHAN6 CHEN CHIN, Slillwaler: ANANT CHIN- WALA, Bangkok, Thailand: RONALD JAMES CIANCIO, Wap- pingers Falls, N.Y., Educafion: DAVE OMER CISCO, Tulsa, Engi- neering, AXA, HKN, 'NI-E, IEEE, 'I'K11Jg MARY LOU CLAUSSEN. Alma, Kan., Home EC. ROW 6: JOHN PAUL CLAY, Carnegie, 'ICQ fl1KfI': WAYNE HENRY COLE, Sliawnee. -SUE: JOHN JERRY COLLINS, Head- riclc, Flying Aggies: MARION EARL COUNCIL, Baron Rouge, Ln., IIKN, IEEE: CHARLES ERNEST COX, Gullririe, Aqriculfure. ROW 7: RUSI JAL DAMKEVALA, Bombay, India, Engineering, AIAA: MOOKREN THOMAS DAVID, Kerala, India, Engineering: CECIL WYMAN DAVISON, Arnelr, FarmHouse, 'VII-Y, AIA, 0-KK UCCF, URC, Flying Aggies: ROBERT W. DENNIS, Pawnee: S. L. DIXON, Tulga, Buginegg, BUII, MKT, SAM, Young Republicans Newman Club. ROW 8: MONROE RAY DUNCAN, Hominy, IA-E, SIAA: PAUL THOMAS DYKE, Wallers: HAROLD EDWARD EATON, Sfillwaler, Engineering, IIKN, -ET, Persliing Rilles, IRC, IEEE: BRUCE C. EDGAR, Barrlesville, Engineering, 'l'K'I', TIME, IIKN, 'I'II:, IEEE, UCCF: JOHN LEE EDWARDS, Camden, S.C., IIKN, -ET. IEEE. Page -ISI Studies Synthesize Specific Knowledge Page -ISZ ROW I: MOHAMED AYOUB ELIZZI, Baghdad, Iraq, Engineer- ing, BENNY FRANKLIN FERRELL, Drillvvoody MARY ADELE FER- RELL, Cherokee, Business, GLENN DILL FIELDER, Chickasha, EX, JAMES ROBERT FILIP, Johnson Cily. N.Y., Home Ec., -AT. ROW 2: CEICLE HENRY FORD, SI. Louis, Mo.: NANCY ELO- UISE FRITH, Hoi Springs. Arlc, IEW, AAII, HPER7 SURINDER PAL GAMBHIR, Amrilsar, India, Engineering: SATISH KUMAR GAMBHIR, New Delhi, India: LEONARD L. GAMBRELL, Seniinel, IDP, Young Republicans, Governmenl Week. ROW 3: MOHAMMED ASKAR ALI GAZI, Hyderabad, Inclia. Engineering, India Sludenl Associalion: VISHNU G. GIRI, Kalh- rnandu, Nepal, KAILASH CHANDRA GOEL, Dalmianagar, India, IRC, India Sluclenls Club: JOHN HAWKINS GRANT, Pawhuska, Business, BFIII, I4A'If, BFE, fI'K'I', Business Sludenl Council, Busi- ness Gavel Club, OAK, STEPHEN DANIEL GRATKE, Irving, Tex., Engineering. ROW 4: DOYCE ANN GRIFFIN, Cushing, Kflfy SHIV KUMAR GUPTA, Puniab, India: DAUN MARIE HACKETT, Toledo, Ohio, TVX: PHILIP O. HADDAD, EX, SZXE, JOHN L. HAMILTON, Siill- waler, SAM, AIIE. ROW 5: JOHN SPENCER HARGER, Builalo: CAROLYN KAY HARMAN, Longdale, 'Pig R. STEVE HARPER, Topeka, Kan., Engi- neering, AIIE, Young Republicans: R. WESLEY HARRIS, Vinila, BAE, AUM, AIIEy RONAL EDWARD HILL, Slillwafer, ASS, EAE. ROW 6: ROBERT M. HINDERLITER, Quinlan, IITZI, AIAA: LES- TER LELAND HOLLAND, Seiling, Engineering: GARY F. HOVIS. Ponca Ciiy, AXIS, 'I'Kfl', WIio's Who, OAK: MOHOMED MOI- ZUDDIN HUSSAIN, Hyderabad, India, Engineering: DAVID AL- FRED INGROFF, Richmond, Va., AHS, AXA, Sociology Club. REW, F-X. ROW 7: ASPI KAIKUSHROO IRANI, Bombay, India, Engineer- ing? DAVID STEWART JERNIGAN, Bryan. Tex.: RICHARD M. JONES, Slillwaler, AHS, STANLEY GORDON JONES, Ponca Cily, Engineering, K-E, 'I'II-E, AUM, Blue Key, ET, Who's Who, AIIE: EARL LYNN KEMPER, Milchell, Neb., Business, Business Gavel Club. ROW 8: STEPHEN ALAN KENDALL, Gulhriei KENNETH C. KEUDELL, Oklahoma Cily. HKA: NEAL HAROLD KILMER, Alva. AXIS. ACS, UCCFg GARY ALLEN KING, Siillwaler: LARRY PAUL KOEGEBOEHN, Siillwaler, OAK, XIIX. .-6? . V ,1 5' ' , L .+ -.- Yi-Gila Af' -I 1 -8 I M ., fs- - -:g , .- ,, , -f . yi-I T . 2 r ' s o WH- sal , .1 lima .461 r + I I 1 ww -I f wg ff 'Vg -4, A, 0 , if , qi f I 1 ...g 4 v g 'f -4 . ,hr 5.-.I Q' ,, s . ' -4. ' qi 2 ..-,...-. ..,. ,NNW I., ,f x :W ,jf 1- V , A A 'A Ni. Y ffl- . I - AI ,i Q A U A V' , I . if i v-Q ,g ,f M we as M wli, . .. ,ff 1, ,gg ..l NEW pb 451 Ql:'!g,SA'35 A, V 1 . , . K , , gf H, 34 A ..,1s1t.sm... --M 1 X ROW I: SUBRAMANIAN KOLATHUPALA YAM KRISHNASA- MY, Madras, India, Engineering: PANKAJ NATVERLAL LALAJI, Guiarat, India, Engineering: ARJAN VISI'IINDA'S LALCHAND- ANI, Bombay, India: GEORGE SHANG-CHI LIAO, Stillwater: BOEN-DAR LIAW, Taipei, Taiwan: CHYI HAW LU, Stillwater' DAVID ROY LUCAS, Oklahoma City, Engineering, -SAE, AUM. IIKN: GLORIA FAYE MAGNESS, Wortharn, Tex., I-lorne Ec.: LYN PETER MAXIE, Alberta, Canada. ROW 2: DONALD MURRAY MCKENZIE, Temple, Tex., Business, 'I'K'I', BVI, BAKP, fIJE-Y, Business Gavel Club: MICHAEL CAR- ROLL MOORE, l lugo, ASS, fI'KfIfI IIME, qylllg ROBERT W, MORGAN, Stillwater, Engineering, HHN, IEEE, -ET: LONNY D. MORRISON, I-linton, Business, SAM: ROBERT LEE MUSGRAVE, Stillwater: RICHARD LEE MYERS, Glendale, Calit., Engineering, IAN, IIKN, IEEE, AIAA, Young Republicans, Sailing Club: LAITI-I ISMAIL NAMIO, Stillwater: KEYTACK OH, Taegu, Korea: RON- ALD FRANCIS OSBORN, Pawnee, Engineering, ASME, UTI. GRADUATE STUDENTS Thr Oklahoma State marching Iiilllll invc-ntctl their own way of saying Victory for all tha- fans who witnessed the football games. ROW 3: NARENDRA L. PATEL, Ahmedabad, India, Engineering, AIIE: SURYKANT C. PATEL, Gujarat, India, Engineering: SUREN- DRA JASHBHAI PATEL, Bombay, India, Engineering: TROY JAMES PEMBERTON, Ponca City, Engineering, IEEE: CAROL FISCHER PENDERGRAFT, Hugo, Home EC.: K-N 'K N 'WO ON, Mortar Board: HERBERT A. PITCHFORD, Boggs: PONGPIT PIYAPONGSE, Banglcolc, Thailand, Agriculture, 'I'-SK, ASA, SSSA7 DENVER LEE PRINCE, Malvern, Arlc., XIII: SAHUS PROMSIT, Banglcolc, Thailand, Engineering. ROW 4: JOHARA IBRAHIM OAMAR, Jerusalem, Jordan, ABS. Arab Student Organization: THOMAS L. RAGLAND, Hartshorne, Engineering Triangle, IIT-S: JAMES D. RAHE, Tulsa, 'I'K'I', Young Republicans, ACS, SAE: KRISHAN RAI, Stillwater, Engineering: VIKRAM RAJARAM, Bombay, India, Engineering, Triangle, ASCE, ET, XE, IRC, India Students Club, Senator: CHARLES T. RAM- MING, Lahoma, 'I'-IT, AP: JAMES L. REAVES, Sheridan, Arla.: VANGALA SUDHAKAR REDDY, Stillwater, Engineering: CHARLES RICHARD REEVES, Stillwater, fl1K9. I lgu -I-33 True Students Senrohing Knowledge Page 454 ROW I: MICHAEL SCOTT REEVES, Slillwarer, DDE' BFE, 1bKfIP, MKT, Who's Who, Young Democrals, Cadel Ollicers Club: TER- RY LEE RINE, Nash, Business, IIKA, AEN, IIIKT, SAM: ROBERT J. ROE, Dallas, Tex., ACS. KME7 ROBERT ARTHER ROSSER. Broken Arrow, Dairy Science Club, SONG-YEONG RUO, Feng- Yuan, Formosa, HME. ROW 2: LONNIE R. RUTH, Enid, BGIII SUNIL SARAN, Bihar. Indiag G. S. SATYANARAYANA, Mysore, India, AlIEg LLOYD S. SCHATTYN, SI. Louis, Mo., KA, ASME, SAE, HT13: RONALD GENE SCHNEE, Lawlon, Scabbard X1 Blade, fl'9K. ROW 3: ROBERT LLOYD SCOTT, Balon Rouge, La.: ROBERT F. SEITZ, Lincroll, N.J., Educaliong SHYAMA PATI SENGUPTA. Calculla, India: NATESAN SESHAGIRI, Madras, India, Engineer- ing: MICHAEL GENE SEWELL, Sherman, Tex., SEA, WX. ROW 4: MAHENDRA C. SHAH, Amalasad, India: GEORGE DAVID SHERRILL, Newlcirlcq ROBERT SCOTT SHERROD, Ponca Cilyg AJIT K. SHETH, Bombay, India, Engineering: 'SINGGIH HARSOJO SIGIT, Malang, Indonesia, Sanborn Enlomology Club. ROW 5: SUMAN P. N. SINGH, Bombay, India, Engineering! BETTY KAY SMITH, Eoresl Cily, Kan., JAMES DONALD SPARKS, Blanchard, fl'Kfl,, IEEE: NIRMALENDU SRIVASTAVA, Monghyr. India, AIIE, India Club: C. DAYTON STEELMAN, Vernon, Tex., AXA, '53, Sanborn Enlornology Club. ROW 6: PAUL DAVID STERLING, Norman, AZ, EX, 41127 EDY SAMEDI SUMINTAREDJA, Bogor, Indonesia, Agricullureg DEVI- PRASAD HIRALAL THAKER, Guiiral, India, ATIM, ET, AIIE: JOHN E. THOMPSON, Ml. View, Educalion, IAE, SIAAZ RAWI TINDUKASIRI, Banglcolc, Thailand, Engineering. ROW 7: KUL BHUSHAN UPPAL, Romlar, India, Engineering: MAHESH VARMA, Kola, Indla, Engineering, People-Io-People' WILLIAM FRANK WADE, Pan's, Ark., 'Pip VAN ROWDEN WEATHERS, Srillwaler, HKA, Slcydiyers, Scabbard 81 Blade: MAR- TIN JOHN WEBER, Oklahoma Cily, Business, Trlangle, Engineerf ing Gavel Club, OSE, IEEE, IIKN. ROW 8: TERRANCE EMERSON WEIGLE, Blackwell, I'5I'III, 'PK'I'. OAK, BFE, 41115, Business Sludenl Council, AKW, INXQ EVELYN LANE WILLIAMS, Slillwalerq JAMES DOUGLASS WILLIAMS. Woodland, Calilq JULIUS PAN WONG, I-long Kong, SHARON DIXON WYANT, Lawlon, H341 fl1A9. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Gary Hassman, Presidenh Barbara Polk, Secretary-Treasurer: Gene Johnson, Vice-President SENIOR CLASS Page 455 A graduate student is ri busy person. Nlonths and months of hard work and then one clay the reward - ll mz1ster's or I1 cIoctor's degree. al Seniors Prepare for Coming Years Page 456 ROW I: JANET RHEA ABOUSSIE, Alfus, Educarion, KKII, Young Democrals, SEA, SUAB: MELVIN E. ACOTT, I-Iominy, Agricullure, fI'KT, Block 81 Bridle: DAVID R. ACTON, Tulsa, Engineering, ASCE: JANE ADAMS, Olclalioma Cily, Educalion, AAU, Young Republi- cans, SEA. ROW 2: JANET ADAMS, Canron, ASS, AZ, Sociology Club, Young Democrals, SUAB, Deans Honors Roll: JUDY ANNE ADAMS, Olcla- lworna Cily, Educalion, ZTA, Panlnellenic, Iviorlar Board, Wno's Wlwo, ICP, Young Republicans, AWS Execurive Board: LINDA GAYLE ADAMS, Ponca Cily, Educaiion, SEA, KAI1, ROBERT ERNEST AD- AMS, Princelon, N.J., AES, EX, 'I'A9, Newman Club, 'I'-AM. ROW 3: RAY JOSEPH AFLAGUE, Agana, Guam AHS, Arnold Air Sociely, Cordell Council, IRC, Newman Club: JOHN HENRY AGGERS, Ponca Cily, Engineering, KA, 'NI-Y, IEEE, Young Demo- crals: DONNA JEAN AHREND, Tulsa, AHS: EMMIT CALVIN ALEXANDER, Okrnulgee, AES, 'PH-3, Infercollegiale Kniglwls. ROW 4: JERRY LYNN ALEXANDER, Gould ,AgriculJrure, Block 81 Bridle: GARY LEON ALLEN, Wagoner, Agricullure, APP, Colleg- iale Farmers Union, Agronomy Club: MARY CARR ALLEN, Wis- rer, Home Ec, SEA, Home Ec Club: WADELL ALTOM, Ada, Agri- cullure, Agronomy Club. ROW 5: ANTHONY GORDAN ANDERSON, Velma, A8151 B. GENE ANDERSON, Waukomis, Agricullure, AZ, Block 81 Bridle. Flying Aggies: NICHOLAS VAIL ANDERSON, Cushing, ASQS: TER- RI KAY ANDERSON, Barllesyille, Home Ec, XII. ROW 6: HARRIETTE LUCILLE APPLEGATE, Arlinglon, Va., AHS. 'I'A9, AWS Legislalive Board, A813 Honor Socieryg RONALD DWAYNE ARMES, Midwesl Cily, Business: ROBERT NOLEN ARM- STRONG, Oklalriorna Ciiy, Business, HAM, Arnold Air Sociery, IDP. Board ol Publicalions, SAM, IRC: DAVID MATTHEW ARNOLD, Ponca Ciry, Educalion. SENIOR CLASS ROW I: HARRY LOUIS ARNOLD, Lawlon, Engineering, IEEE, Scabbard X1 Blade: RUSSELL HARLOW ASH, Cordell, Educaiion, OEA, NEA, 'I'II'I: BEVERLY SUE ASHMORE, Oklahoma Cily, Busi- ness, Young Dernocrals, SUAB, KAW, Murray House Council, Judi- cial Board: TERRI ATCHINSON, Enid, ABS, Illillf, Aquaric Club, Presidenl Tlnearre Guild. ROW 2: DONALD GENE AUDLEMAN, Olclalworna Cily, Engineer- ing, SUAB Olclalworna Slare Engineer: HOWARD L. AVERY, Keola, Agricullure, Poulrry Science Club, Aggie Toasfrnaslers, AZ: DON- ALD BRUCE AYLER, Oklalworna Cily, Educalion, .fflflig EUGENE WALTER BAADE, Enid, Educafion, 1'-5. ROW 3: DEE ANN BACHMAN, Olclanorna CiI'y, Educalion, Xu, -EAU Presidenr, Orange Ouill, Orange 81 Black Quill, SEA, Sludenf Enleriainers: LARRY DICK BACHMAN, Oklahoma Cily, Engineer- ing, IEEE, Arnaleur Radio Club: RICHARD ALLEN BACK, Allus, Business, IIKA, Cader Ollicers Club: JESSE RONALD BADLEY, Slnidler, Agriculrure. ROW 4: DAVID ALAN BAGWELL, Tulsa, A8fS, IIKA Vice-Presi- denr, AES Srudenl Council Presidenr, 'PHE Treasurer, NME, A815 Honor Sociery, Senior Council, O-5-K, Wl1o's Who: JOE T. BAILEY, Oklahoma CMV, ALS, Ifblflg JAMES EDMUND BAILEY, Alrus, AXIS, KE Vice-President Cadel Oflicers Club: BILLY HOWARD BAIN. Garvin, Agriculrure, Collegiale EFA. ROW 5: LARRY DEE BAIRD, Ponca Ciry, Engineering, IRC, AIA: CAROLE ANN BAKER, Wynnewood, Home EC, WTO, ON, K-All, Home Ec Club HEED Club, IDP, Warner Eellowslwip, SEA, NEA, Willard House Council: CAROLYN KAY BAKER, Lawlon, Eiluca- Iion, KAN, CECIL PAUL BAKER, Lawlon, Engineering, Scabbard 81 Blade, Cadel Oflicers Club, KE, ASCE, XE. ROW 6: CHARLES WILLIAM BAKER, Lawlon, ABS, Young Demo- crals, Circle K: JULIA ANN BAKER, Broken Arrow, Home Ec, SEA. Horne Ec Club, I-IEED Club, Collegiale 4-H, Young Dernocrais, Wornen's Clioral Club: MARGARET BALDWIN, Arnefl, Educalion, SEA, ACE: GENE BALLEW, Canure, Agriculrure, AVP, Aggie X, Aggie Toasvnasfers, Agricullure Council. ROW 7: RONALD WILLIS BALLEW, Tulsa, ASS, Arnold Air Soci- ely, Olrlicers Club, OSU Syrnplnony Orclieslra, IDP, IRC, O'ColIy, Parlcer Hall Rublicify Clnairmang SCOTT BARBEE, Olclalnorna Cily, Educalion, 1I'K'l', SEA President Lassos 81 Larials, BSU, Perslwing Rifles: SHARON KAY BARBEE, Miami, ABS, Young Republicans. IDP, WRHA: JAMES ALBERT BARNETT, Eredericlf, Business, AK'l', BSU. ROW 8: GERALD EDWARD BARTEL, Soullnard, Engineering, AIIE, XA: HARVEY DEAN BARTEL, Turpin, Engineering, 'Ml-E, XE, :T- 'l'K'l', Cade? Officers Club, Olclalnorna Slale Engineer: FRANCIS ALLEN BARTLEY, Talilequali, Engineering: TERENCE DALE BAR- TOW, Alfon III., AXA. MKT. Page 457 Page -ISB SENIOR CLASS ROW I: SHABBIR A. BASRAI, Bombay, India, Engineering, 'PH-E, -ET, AIIM: HENRY ELLIS BASS, Slillwafer, ABS, Cadel Ofliicers Club, AHS Sludenl Council: CONNIE LOUISE BATES, Tulsa, Busi- ness: RICHARD GEORGE BAUMGARTEN, Sl. Louis, Mo., Engi- neering, ROW 2: WAYMAN ROGER BAUMGARTNER, Perry, Educalion, If-MI? ROBERT W. BAUTER, Tulsa, Business, 'PAQ INE3 MUNEER BAWADIKJI, Slillwaler. Engineering. Arab Sludenr Organizalion. Inlernalional Moslem Sludenl Organizalionq ALVIN ROY BEADLES, Pulnam Aoricullure, AVP, Young Democrals. ROW 3: LAVONNE IRENE BEAL, Murray, Ky., Home Ec, Women's Varsily Rille Team, Home Ec Club, HBKID Club: JAMES HARRY BEAUCHAMP, Slillwaler, Business, :AE7 WARREN LEE BEAVERS. Welumlca, Agricullure, Collegiale EEA, ATA, COLIN KELLEY BEENE, Soerry, Agricullure. ROW 4: LEWIS A BEIK, Wapello. la., Engineering. ASCE, ET, XE? JIMMY MITCHELL BELEW, Sand Springs, Business, BAXIE ALAN BELL, Wiclnila, Business: KAY BELL, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, -XXII SUAB, KAII, SEA, Young Republicans, ACEI. ROW 5: JERRY WAYNE BENNETT, Miami, Business, Cadel Offi- cers Club, Arnold Air Sociefyq JOE GENE BERRY, Sayre, Agricul- lure, Earml-louse Presidenl, AZ, Blue Key, Poullry Science Club, Presiclenls Commillee on Sluclenl Conducf: JANE ELIZABETH BERSCHE, Blackwell, Educafion, SEA: KERRY GREG BESSEMER. Cnallanooga, Engineering, AIIE, AUM. ROW 6: WAYNE LEE BEVERAGE, Muskogee, Engineering, ASCE. XB: JAMES ROBERT BIERLY, Bosfon, Mass., Engineering, EAR, ET, AIIXI, AIIEQ ROCKY BILBO, Tulsa, Home Ec, EN, Varsilay Track Team, O Club, I-l8fRA Sociely, ICP, Young Republicans: MAN- DENA BINGHAM, Olcmulgee, Educaiion, PEMM Club, Flying Ag- gies, Young Republicans, Sloul Hall Execulive Board. ROW 7: TAGHI BIRIA, Telxeran, Iran, Engineering, IEEE, Iranian Sluderls Associaliong WILLIAM RAY BITFING, Dallas, Tex., Engi- neering, ASME, AIAA: AMOS EARL BLACK, Slillwaler, Business. l'I'I'i, Indian Club Vice-President Cade? Olilicers Club: KAREN KAY BLACK, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, AXQ, Orange 81 Black Quill, Deans Honor Roll, KAII. ROW 8: PAULA CAREY BLACK, Slillwaler, AXS, ITA, Saliloquoy Slawcl, UCCE Execulive Board, Orange 81 Blaclc Quill, AHS Honor Socielyq REBECCA BLACKSTOCK, Olclalwoma Cily, ABS, 1IB'I'. 'T'-E, ABS Honor Sociely, Medical Teclwnology Sociely, SUAB, Campus Clnesl, ROY GLEN BLAIR, Noble, Agricullureq CAROLYN EAYE BLAKLEY, Oolagalw, Home Ec, AWS Legislalive Board, TTU, HEED Club, OHEA, WRI-IA, Willard House Council. is Union zulclition is a gigantic czipitalistic plot, thought up to confuse the minds of poor innocent freshmen who get Caught in its trap. The University Is a Proving Ground ROW I: PAULETTE J. BLANTON, Pryor, Educalion, SEA, ACE' SHEILA DIANE BLAZER, Miami, AXfS, Sociology Club: ROGER KNEELAND BLINN, Barllesville, Engineeering, Arnold Air Socieiy, Cadel Officers Clubg ANN BOETTGER, Tulsa, Educalion, SEA, Young Republicans. ROW 2: ELVIS WILSON BOGGAN, Aloka, AHS: LOWELL FRED BOHN, Cornland, Ill., Engineering, IEEE: WEBSTER LEROY BO- LAND, Muskogee, Engineering, CHARLES T. BOMGARDNER, Tul- lle, Engineering. ROW 3: NANCY LOU BONEBRAKE, Erick. AES, Sociology Club President RRC, Lassos 81 Lariafs, Tower Execuiive Council, 'l'K'l', AHS Honor Socieiy, 'I'X, OHWA7 PAUL MARVIN BOOTON, Okla. lwoma Cily, AES: LARRY DEAN BORGELT, Zenda, Kan., A8157 LEO S. BOSTON, Sawyer AFB, Micli., Business, SAM. ROW 4: DONNA BOTTOMS, Bellwany, AXS, I l'l5, I965 REDSKIN Ediior and IQ64 Associale Ediior, 924' Presidenl, I9o4 Varsily Re' vue direcior, Candidaie for Campus Clodia, Tlwealer Guild publicily direcior, Deans Honor Roll, O'Colly, REW, Governmenl Week: GARY L. BOUNDS, Slillwaler, AES, Scabbard Sf Blade, Cadel Oili- cers Club? JOSEPH SAMUEL BOWLES, Slillwaler, Business, AXA, IH'-E, 'l'K'I', AKXPI JAMES DALE BOYER, Pond Creek, AES, 'N'-3. ROW 5: KENNETH OWEN BRADFORD, Tulsa, Engineering. HX, ASCE: MARILYN JEAN BRADLEY, McAlesfer, ABS, Murray Execu- rive Council, Newman Club, Sociology Club: JOHN A. BRAMMER, Norlonville, Kan., Engineering, 'PE-E, IITE, 'l'K'l', ASME: REX C. BRAND, Roosevelt Agricullure, Agronomy Club. ROW 6: WILLIAM WAYNE BRAND, Wellinglon, Kan., A8fS, KX. 'I'l3l, A815 Honor Sociely, Deans Honor Roll, Young Democrals, Newman Club: JANE ANN BRECKENRIDGE, Pond Creek, Busi- ness, KA, CTM Club, Young Republicans. SUAB: ROBERT BRINKER, Red Rock, Engineering, AICl1E, Newman Club, ALLEN LEAN BRINKERHOFF, Lamar, Mo., Agriculiure, Block 81 Bridle, Rodeo Club. Page 459 Most people think the Lihrziry is a place tor students. But the teachers work there, ton. Ilow else do they get questions for pop tests? Faculty Seeks to Mold the Student Page 460 ROW I: JERRY RAYMOND BRINTLE, Leon, Education, Society ot Mechanical Technicians, SAE, TIE, LINDA IRENE BRISCOE, Ard- more, Business, Young Democrats, National Collegiate Association ot Secretaries, IDP: SARA ELLEN BRISTOW, Ponca City, Business: JOE BROADDUS, Stillwater, Business, Pershing Ritles SAM. ROW 2: GARY LEE BROCK, Grove, ABS, Young Democrats, E315 MARY LOU BROCK, Burbank, Education, Young Democrats, SEAS WILLIAM ROBERT BROCKETT, Linwood, N.J., Agriculture, Block X1 Bridle: CURTIS GRANT BROOKOVER, Ponca City, ABS, 'I'KI, Young Democrats. ROW 3: MICHAEL RAY BROOKS, Chickasha, Business, Acacia, 3IK'I', Young Republicans, Student Entertainersq MARY CAROLYN BROWER, Ponca City, Business, IIB'I', Business Student Council, Orange X1 Black Ouill, lIS2ll, Little Sister ot Minerva: CAROLYN MAXINE BROWN, Durant, Home Ec, MKT, CTM Club: DONALD LEE BROWN, Cordell, Business, AKXI', Flying Aggies, Cadet Otti- cors Club. ROW 4: DONALD PAUL BROWN, Tulsa, Engineering 'I'K'I', IT, IINII5, ASCE: PAUL C. BROWN, Oklahoma City, Business, KI, Ca- det Otticers Club, MKT, Young Democrats: RAY LEE BROWN, Stigler, Engineering, AIAA, Arnold Air Society, Cadet Otticers Club: RICHARD PHILIP BROWN, Piedmont, Engineering, ASAE, ROW 5: JANIE BOWN, Bartlesville, Education, IDP SEA, ACE: STANLEY LEE BROWN, Ponca City, A8157 SUE ANN BROWN. Oklahoma City, Home Ec, Newman Club, Home Ec Club, ENIA Club, WAYNE VERNON BROWN, Richardson, Tex., ABS. ROW 6: REX LYNN BROWNE, Edmond, Business, IN, 5lK'l', Young Republicans: JAMES WILLIAM BROWNIN6, Oklahoma City, ABS, IEUII, fI'III, fllliilfg THOMAS ROY BRYANT, Booneville, Ark., Engi- neering IILM-P3 WILLIAM REID BUCKMASTER, Hydro Agriculture AXA SENIOR CLASS ROW I: MARY FRANCES BULLIS, Dover, Educalion, SEA, WRA, Newman Club: DONALD LYNN BUMPASS, Lubbock, Tex., A81S, -YN, Young Republicans, Varsify Baseball: JAMES MARSHALL BURCKHALTER, Vinila, AXS, Cordell Presidenl. MRHA Execulive Officer, IRC, Arnold Air Sociely, IDP, Young Republicans, Cadel Officers Club: DOROTHY PAULETTE BURDICK, Allus, AXIS, X53, ASS Sludenl Council, AHS Honors Eorum, A815 Honors Sociely, 'I'-E. ROW 2: MARCELLA SUE BURGESS, Tulsa, Home Ec, SEA, Young Democrals, Wesley Eoundalion, Home Ec Club, HEED Club: HAR- OLD EUGENE BURKHART, Hunnewell, Kan., Agricullure, Farm- House, Foresrry Club, AZ, Agricullure Sludenl Council: ELIZABETH ANN BURMESTER, Easl Lansing, Mich., Home Ec, HSIRA Sociely: JAY DONALD BURNSIDE, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, KA, II'l'2l. ASME. ROW 3: NANCY JOYCE BURTON, Eorl' Gibson, Educalion, Dorm Council, IDP: MERLE ROY BUSS, Hunfer, Agriculrure, AVP, 'I'K'I,, Who's Who, AZ, OAK, Aggie X, Agricullure Senalor, 'HI-E, Young Democrals: JERI BUTLER, Perrylon, Tex., AHS, HRT, Thealre Guild: W. LEE BUTLER, Tulsa, Business, MKT, Business Gavel Club, Young Republicans. ROW 4: TONI BYLER, Oklahoma Cify, Educalion, KAH, AWS, Goyernmenl Week, Campus Chesl, Educalion Srudenl Council, Orange X1 Black Ouill, Kill, Army Blades: BOBBY LEE CACKLER, Wichila Falls, Tex., Educaliong WAYNE LEWIS CADDELL, Fair- Iand, Engineering, IEEE: IRMA JEAN CALDWEEL, Slillwaler, Edu- calion, TV, SEA, ACE. ROW 5: MARGARET ANN CALLIS, Spencer, AES. Orange 81 Black Ouill, AHS Honor Sociely, Willard Treasurer, WRA Secre- laryi DONNA SUE CAMPBELL, Vinila, Educalion, FTB, SEA, CEA, SUAB, Young Democralsg PAUL JONATHON CAMPBELL, Nowala, ASS.: JAMES D. CANNON, Miami, Agricullure, ATP, FPII-Y, Aggie X, Aggie Toaslrnaslers, AZ. ROW 6: LARRY LEON CANNON, Oklahoma Cily, Business, Aca- cia: RITA JEANNE CANTERGIANI, Tulsa, Educarion, SEA, ACE, SUAB, Band, Newman Club, Young Republicans, TB-fy ADA JUAN- ITA CARLISLE, Musrang, Agricullure, iK'I', Wesley Eoundafion, Hor- licullure Club: CAROLYN CARLTON ALDEN, Barllesyille. Busi- negg, -i-if-ip ww, ROW 7: RICHARD COLEMAN CARLTON, Tulsa, AXfS, TKI5. Young Democrafs: LYNN ALLEN CARPENTER, Cushing, AXfS, LUIS Presidenl, IIMI5 Presidenlq XIII. IIFIII, 'I'K'I,: ARLEEN M. CARR. Srillwaler, AES, UMR, TV, Orange 81 Black Ouill, ARS Honor So- ciely: DONNA SUE CARR, Eorl Smilh, Ark.. Educalion, SUAI3, NEA. ROW 8: JOHN DENZIL CARREKER, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, SW, OAK, ST, AUM: JACK DENNIS CARTER, Billings, Business BAXIQ LYNDA ADAMS CARTER, Crossell, Ark., Educalion: HAR- OLD LEE CASTELL, Mooreland, Engineering. Page +61 Page 462 SENIOR CLASS ROW I: JERRY DON CASTLEMAN, Hollis, Business: BILL CAS- TOR, Ponca Cily, AHS, AXA: RONNIE L. CAUDELL, Lawlon, AES. Scabbard and Blade, Rifle Team, IDP, Cade? Officers Club: TONY WILLIAM CERVENY, Lawlon, Engineering, IIT-fi, Scabbard 8: Blade, Cader OEIicers Club. ROW 2: TOMMY L. CHAEEIN, Perry, ALS, ACS, EPAT, THE, 'I'K'I', U-AK, AHS Sludenl Council, Cadel Officers Club: JERRY I. 'T.-IK'-IFTY. OI 'nn Cir! Business, DAVID LEROY CHAPMAN, Sapulpa, AES, IPX, Young Dernocrals, Cadef Officers Club: MARY ANN CHAPMAN, Talilwina, AES, l'fI'B, EM, WRA, Young Repub- licans, ICP, TIS-Y. ROW 3: P. RONALD CHAPMAN, Idabel, AES: THOMAS R. CHAPMAN, Lawlon, Engineering, KA, SAME President JAMES ORVILLE CHASE, Barllesville, Engineering, 9X1 ROBERT LEE CHANEY, Frederick, Engineering. ROW 4: JANET MARIE CHEATHAM, Tulsa, Business, IDP: BEN- NIE CHILDRESS, Barllesville, Eiucalion, SEA, ACE: JANICE SUE CHOATE, Haskell, Educalion, Coed House Council, Judicial Board: JAMES ARNOLD CLAMON, Mon? Belview, Tex., Engineering, SAE, ASME, ROW 5: DONNA KAY CLAPP, Caney, Kan., Business, XA, HQH. WRI-IA, Coed Aparlmenls House Council: BERNARD MARTIN CLARK, Morriwonville, III., Agricullure, Ccllegiale EEA, ATA, NVATA. Wesl Bennell Hall Council, DAVID T. CLARK, Norllw Red- inglon Beaclri, Fla., ABS: DONALD LUCIAN CLARK, Slillwaler, En- gineering, IIKN. ROW 6: JAMES R. CLARK, Morris, Business, EX, SAM: MARY LYNN CLARK, Okmulgee, Educafion, XXI, SEA, ACEI Vice-Presi- denl, Orange 8: Black Ouillg CATHERINE LEE CLARY, Monlgom- ery, Ala., AZS, AAU, Orange 81 Black Ouill, Army Blades: B'LL C. CLYMER, Slillwaler, Agricullure, AZ, ATA Vice-Pre'iJen'r, Colleg- iale EEA Prvsilonl, Aggie Toaslmaslers, NVATA, Agricullure Slu- clenl Council. ROW 7: ALVIN BRUCE COBB, Claremore, AHS, KE, Scabbard 8: Blade, Cade? Olficers Club, ERVIN COBLENTZ, Pryor, Agriculfure, Dairy Science Club: RICHARD NORMAN COFFMAN, Ponca Cily, Business, BAXP, SANDRA LEE COKE, Slillwaler, Educalion, SEA. ROW 8: GILBERT WADE COLEMAN, Oklahoma Cily, Engineer- ing, 'PH-Y, IEEE, IIKN, ET, CAROLYN L. COLEY, Oklahoma Cily. ASIS, IIB'I', Deans Honor Roll, Orange 81 Black Quill, ETA: RASON- YA SUE COLGIN, Guymon, Educalion, SEA, ACE, IDP, Young Re- publicans: NANCY KAY COLLINS, Moore, Educalion, AAA, Orange Quill, Orange 81 Black Quill, K47, Aqualic Club, SEA, WRA, KATI. 7' , I Q .,,,u,, -,imigsii 'txxnttgt .:z1,,.. . - A '.,,,..5,,,, xv- 1 . was Amis: 4.9.1. . , . ',,i I .5 . ,5 ,.s,1s lf.--xsv. 4 -- , . One of the happiest times of the year was just before the homecoming game. There had been an excellent parade, and nobody knew of Paulson. Effort Is Revvarded by Accomplishment ROW I: STEPHEN A. COLLINSON, Wintield, Kan., A8fS, EN: GLENDA SUE COMBRINK, Billings, Education, SEA, ACE, WRA. IDP, Young Republicans, Willard House Council: PHILLIP BLAINE CONDREAY, Chester, Education: BARBARA RUTH CONN, Casper, Wyo., AES, XQ, Oklahoma State Engineer, WRA, SUAB. ROW 2: CARL JOHN CONRADY, Wakita, A8iS, Newman Club, Dorm Council, SEA, ICP: JIMMIE JANE COOK, Drumright, AES: HUGH A. COONFIELD, Oklahoma City, A8fS: LINDA JEANNETTE COOPER, Drumright, Business. ROW 3: MARVIN EDWARD COOPER, Chickasha, Engineering: JOHN D. COPELAND, Oklahoma City, A8iS, Acacia, Young Demo- crats, AN. SUAB: RONALD M. CORDES, Guthrie, A8153 RONALD EDWARD CORLEY, Pawhuska, AHS, KE, IEC, SUAB, Cadet Otti- cers Club, Young Democrats. ROW 4: HAROLD EUGENE CORNISH. Chanute, Kan., Business, INE, Scabbard 84 Blade, Cadet Otticers Club: ROBERT WARREN, CORNWELL, Guthrie, Engineering, AIA, AES, Beaux Arts: JOHN WILLIAM CORYELL, Tulsa, AES: HUGHES A. COSTON, Okla- homa City, Business. ROW 5: GERALDINE F. COTTEN, Oklahoma City, Home Ec, AZ. Capettes, HXiID Club, Home Ec Clubg GARY WILLIAM COUCH, Jones, AHS, Flying Aggies, QAM: SAM E. COUNTISS, Waurika. Agriculture. Block 81 Bridle, Chairman I964- Little lnternationalwq PHYLLIS KAY COVALT, Woodward, Business, SEA, II-llll. ROW 6: DANA SUE COWAN, Stillwater, Business, K-3, Wesley Foundation, Business Student Council, NBEA, HUU, K'l'g ANNA MAY COX, Ramona, Business, XA, Coed Apartments House Coun- cil and Judicial Board: CECIL EDWARD COX, Owasso, Agricul- ture, Collegiate EEA, ATA: RICHARD DOUGLAS COX, Marietta, Business, AKXP, Business Student Council, Young Democrats. Page 463 Ukl Christmas spirit at the llllllllill tree Iightin C6 rc-mony on llic lawn of the Student I'ninn ahrnnzi Slate got into the full swing of thi Seniors Share Their Responsibilities P 21 ge -I6-I ROW I: ROBERT SCOTT COX, Columbia, S.C., ABS, Scabbard Bc Blade, OSU Golf Team, Cadel Oiiicers Club Treasurer: WILLIAM BENNETT COX, Slillwaler, Business, AXA, I3A'I', AKXV: HARRI- ETTE COZART, Tulsa, Home Ec, Home Ec Club, ENIA Club, Young Democrals, Alpl1aBelles, Race Relalions Commillee: FRED ED- MUND CRADDOCK, Pavvlriuska, Agricullure, HGH. ROW 2: BENNIE F. CRAVATT, Oklahoma Cily, Business, SAM, 'MI-Ai 43311: JO ANN CRAVA-I-Ii, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, KAII, ACEI, SEA, KA9, Angel Eliglil: RICHARD EARL CRAVEN, Slill- vvaler, ABS, Wildlife Sociely: JOE LOUIS CRAVENS, Webbers Falls, ABS, A'I'A, Race Relalions Comrnillee, Young Democrals. ROW 3: LUTHER MICHAL CRAWLEY, Duslin, Agricullurez JERRY BILL CRENSHAW, Slillwaler, ABS: JAN E. CREVELING, Ponca Cily, Educalion, KAU, SEA, WRA, Kill, Lillle Sislers ol Minerva: MYRLENA FAY CRIDER, Oklalnoma Cily, Educalion, SEA, ACE, SUAB, Vifillard House Council, Arrny Blades. ROW 4: WILLIAM H. CRISWELL, Liberal, Kan., ABS, Young Re- publicans: 'STANEY R. CRITES, Enid, Agricullure, Aggie X: NEDRA KAY CROCKER, Bixby, ABS, Lassos 81 Larials, SEA, Young Demo- crals, ABA Presidenl, Tower Co-Edilor: GARY M. CROOCH, Ok- mulgee, Business, UAW, AKW. ROW 5: KATHRYN CROW, Souiln Haven, Kan., Home Ec, WRA, Home Ec Club, 'l'TU, MIST: LINDA JO CUMMINS, Nowaia, AES, Army Blades, WRHA Judicial Board: CHARLOTTE ANN CURTIN, Walonga, ABS, OlColly, IDR, Young Republicans' KAREN LOUISE CURTIS, Meeker, Educalion, K-ill, XA, ROW 6: CATHERINE CYRUS, Clierokee ABS, -XZ, IDP, KOSU- FM, AWS, SUAB, Young Republicans, Sociology Club, Orange Bc Black Ouill, ABS Gavel Club: DONALD W. DALE, Broken Bow, Ao- ricullure, Acacia, Eoreslry Club: DEBBIE DAMON, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec, XII, 'l'TO, Senior Class Council, I-lorne Ec Sludenl Coun- cil Secrelary, ACE, Al'lEA, ERCD Club: JAY MILLS DANIEL, Cusln- ing, ABS, Tbealre Guilcl, Blue Key, WI1o's Wlio, Perlorrning Arls Club, Film Club. SENIGR CLASS ROW I: ELIZABETH DANIELS, Eulala, ASIS, Capelles, IDP, :AII7 DWAIN L. DAUBERT, Golebo, Educalion, Tech Radio Club: ANN DAVIS, Slillwaler, Eclucalion, KAH, 'PKQF DAVID W. DAVIS, Bar- llesville, Engineering, AIA, ZIQE, Beaux Arls. ROW 2: LARRY GENE DAVIS, Blair, Engineering, AIA: LOIS MARGARET DAVIS, Slillwaler, Educalion: RICHARD CALHOUN DAVIS, Oklahoma Cily, Business, KE, Young Republicans Vice- Presidenl, Deans Honor Roll: RICHARD VAN DAVIS, Tulsa, Agri- cullureq Block 81 Bridle, Young Republicans. ROW 3: ROY JOE DAVIS, Lubbock, Tex., Business, EN, EM, Young Republicans, Alhlelic Cabinelg DULANEY LEE DAWSON, Shawnee, AHS, KKII: JOE CARL DAY, Porllancl, Ore., Engineering, IIT?-1, ASME: PATRICIA KAY DEATHERAGE, Okmulgee, AES, 'FAIL SEA, A815 Honor Sociely, Young Republicans, Orange Ouill, Orange 81 Black Quill. ROW 4: LOYLENE DELLENBAUGH, Eclmoncl. Home EC: JOHN PAUL DELOZIER, Nowala, Engineering, Triangle, IEEE, Young Re- publicans, Cadel Officers Club: DELBERT DERBY, Clinlon, AHS. WPA: VIRENDRA P. DESAI, Guiarek, India, Engineering, ASME, IRC, India Sludenls Club. ROW 5: GLENN MICHAEL DEVOE, Barllesville, Agricullure,BOII, AZ, Aggie X, Cade? Officers Club: THOMAS HERMAN DEWITT, Vinila. ABS: SANDRA FAYE DICKERSON, Midwesl Cily, Home Ec, AZ, Young Republicans: SHIRLEY SUE DICKERSON, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, KA, Angel Elighl, SEA. ROW 6: JOE GLENN DILLINGHAM, Lawlon, AHS, Flying Aggies, DIANA FAY DIPBOYE, Haskell, Eclucafion, EAI, SEA: LOLA JEAN- ETTE DITFMEYER, Ames, Home Ec, HEED Club, Ol-IEA: CARL WARREN DITTNER, Marlow, Agricullure, Eoreslry Club. ROW 7: MICHAEL RAY DIXON, Duncan, Business, I964 REDSKIN Eclifor, Blue Key, Chairman Key-Boarcl Commission, ln+ercollegia're Knighls Secrelary, Sooner Guide lo WorId's Eair, All-Universily ln- lramural Foofball, IIKA Rush Chairman, Pledge Trainer, and Presi- denl, Deans Honor Roll: MARY SUE DOBRINSKI, Loyal, Educalion. SEA, Enginelles, EDWARD M. DOBSON, Bellmore, N.Y., A8cS. KVRO7 GARY LEE DODSON, Jennings, AHS. ROW 8: SARAH JO DOLLINS, Wilburlon, A8157 -EAU, Liahonai SHERRY JO DOMNICK, Waukomis, AHS, Morlar Board, Angel Elighl, EAU, Key-Board Commission, KAN, KATHEY ANN DO- ROW, Tulsa, Educalion: DANA MICHAEL DORR, Oklahoma Cily, AES, IRC, SUAB, 'PII-Y, Campus Chesl, Homecoming Commillee. Page 466 SENIOR CLASS ROW I: SHARON MUIR DOUGHTY, Slillwaler, AXfS, AZ, EAI. Deans Honor Roll, UCCFy GLENN R. DOWNING, Enid, Business, Cadel Olzlicers Club, Arnold Air Sociely, AK'I', Young Republicans: THOMAS R. DOYLE, Slillwafer, ARS, HBH: JAMES JOHN DROLL, Tulsa, Engineering. ROW 2: JOHN ROY DRUMMOND, I-Iorniny, Agricullure, BSU, Caclel Officers Club, Flying Aggies, Aggie X3 PORTIA ANN DUCK- E'I'I', Enid, Home Ec, KA Presidenl, Morlar Board, Who's Who, Home Ec Sludenl' Council, WTO, FHYLLIS DIANE DUESBERRY, Rome, N.Y., Home Ec, CTM Club, MKT7 DELBERT LEROY DUN- CAN, Tulsa, Engineering, HKN, Scabbard 81 Blade, Cadel Officers Club. ROW 3: JIMMY LEE DUNN, Tulsa, ABQSZ MARY KATHLEEN DUNN, Muskogee, Home Ec, MKT, CTM Club Secrefary-Treasurer, Home EC Club, WRAg JOHN DENNIS DURBIN, Aloka, A8cS, HME, KIFIIE, A815 Honor Sociely, Glee Club, Debale Squad, Choir: GIN- GER LOUISE DURHAM, Slillwaler, A8fS, EAT, MENC. ROW 4: DENNIS DEAN DUTSCH, Broken Arrow, Educalion, O Club, PEMM Club, Wresllingq REX H. EAGAN, Arapaho, Agricul- Iure, AFP, Block X: Bridle, SHIRLEY SUE EAKES, Broken Arrow. ARS, AAA Vice-Presidenl. Deans Honor Roll, Young Democrals, Army Blades, Sociology Club, ICP, LARRY A. EARLY, Amber, Ag- ricullure, Dairy Science Club. ROW 5: FLOYD W. EARNEST, Slillwaler, Educalionq RICHARD LEE EASTERWOOD, Madill. Engineering, HTE, Pelroleum Club, Scabbard 81 Blade: BENNEY JOE EATON, Grainola, Agricullure. Agronomy Club: GAIL ELIZABETH EBERLE, Tulsa, Home Ec, XA, ERCD Club. ROW 6: FRED EBRAHIMI, Tulsa, AHS: BILL R. EDDLEMAN, Mus- kogee, Engineering, EN, Young Democrals, ASMEg BEVERLY ED- WARDS, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, l'A9, JERRY WAYNE ED- WARDS, Caloosa, A8157 REDSKIN, O'CaIIy, Honor Rall, Pershing Rifles, Young Democrals. ROW 7: DAVE EICHELBERGER, Waco, Tex., Business, 249151 PAR- VIZ ELISON, Tehran, Iran, Engineering, Iranian Sludenls Club, AIIE, Judo 81 Karale Club, DON BRANNON ELLIS, I-Iobarl, Agricullure, Agronomy Clubf J. MIKE ELLIS, Frederick, Business, A-EH. ROW 8: JOHN WILLIAM ELY, Duncan, AHS: WILLIAM KARY EMERSON, Arlinglon, Va., Engineering, WKT, SAE, Pershing Rifles. Scabbard 84 Blade: BILL W. ENDORF, Slillwaler, A8cS, EN, SAN- DRA JEAN ENGELKING, Ponca Cily, A8fS, AKD, SEA, YWCA, WRA, Orange Ouill, Orange 81 Black Ouill, Capelles. Ckunmencement ROW I: DAVID ELBERT ENGLE, Tulsa, AHS, Young Republicans, Wildlife Sociely: WILLIAM J. ENGLER, Elk Cily, AES, KVRO: HOWARD L. ENGSTROM, Harlingen, Tex., Agricullure, AT-Q, AZ, THE. Aggie X: ARLON RAY ENMEIER, Marshall, AXS, Band, Or' cheslra, Choir, KKXP. ROW 2: JANET LEA ENTWISTLE, Midwesl' Cily, AHS, Orange X1 Black Ouill, Kin, 'I'-49, Murray Execulive Council, A815 Honor So- Ciely, BSU: CAROLYN LEE EPPLER, Wichila, Kan., ARS, ZTA, K+, Med. Tech Sociely, Young Democrals: PATRICIA DIANE ERBERT, Tulsa, Educalion, KKP, ZAH, KAIII ROGER ERWIN, Claremore, Agricullure, ESE, Eoreslry Club, Wesley Eoundalion, IDP. ROW 3: BEVERLY ANNE ESTES, Oklahoma Cily, AHS, l I'l'5, 49-AM, Orange 8: Black Ouill, A815 Honor Sociely, Young Democrals: ROB- ERT QUINTON ETZEL, Barllesville, Business, IIKA President AK'I', Lassos and Larials, Inlercollegiafe Knighlsg CLAUD DEAN EVANS. Poleau, Agricullure, AWA, CHARLOTTE ANN EVANS, Shawnee. Business, AX9, BTI, Capelles, Young Democrals, NCSA. ROW 4: EARLE W. EVANS, Wichila, Kan., AES. ATU: VERA CLAUDENE EVANS, Agra, Home Ec, Home Ec Club: MELTON L. EZELL, Wayne, Agricullure, AFP, KENNETH LEE FAILES, Chero- kee, Agricullure, Agronomy Club, Soil Conservalion Sociely oi America. ROW 5: LARRY ELVIN FAIR, Blackwell, Educalionp JOE ANN FARRIS, Valiant Home Ec, General Home Ec Club, HEED Club: MARY LOU FATH, Tonkawa, Business, Army Blades, Newman Club, Young Democrals: GEORGE CALVIN EEARON, Tulsa, ABS. ROW 6: JOSEPH T. FEGHALI, Beirul, Lebanon, Engineering' LARRY R. FEIST, Manchesler, Educalion, Newman Club, SEA, Young Democralsg RICHARD LEO FELTON, Oklahoma Cify, Engineering, 'I'K9g WENDELL LUTHER FENTON, Slisler, Agricullure, ATA, KPQK, Collegiale EEA. Vllithin ll luv years the enrullrnent will cluulule. This mezms the-se wide sidewalks that uc now walk will have twice as many people to Carry. an End,a Begnuung Page 467 Contrary to popular belief, OSI' is not in :1 tropical zone. This picture is here to prove that the students do engage in winter sports. Degree ill Dpen Doors to Future Page 468 ROW I: LARRY LEROY FERGUSON, Tulsa, Education, O Club, PEMM Club: ROBERT A. FERRIS, Tulsa, Engineering, AT, ASCE? JAMES P. FIESZEL, Tulsa, Agriculture, Forestry Club: JAMES W. FIL'SON, Alva, Engineering, HKA, AIIE, SAM. ROW 2: JOHN EDGAR FINNEY, Ft. Cobb, A8cS, BQH, 'MIL AHS, Honor Society, 'DKIIM GWENDOLYN CAROL FISHER, Tulsa. Home Ec, XA, General Home Ec Club, HEED Club, SEA: JEAN MARIE FLANAGAN, Oklahoma City, AHS, AWS Secretary, Deans I-lonor Roll, :Ti President, AHS Honor Society, Mortar Board, SO- LILOOUY Editor, Newman Club, Orange Xi Black Ouill, O'CoIly, Whos Who, Young Democrats: JUDY LYNNE FLOOD, Stillwater. Business, Ki, Army Blades, SUAB, YWA, BSU. ROW 3: LEWIS PAUL FOITEK, Stigler, ASS, Wildlite Society: JON R. FORD, Helena, Agriculture, Al'I', Blue Key, Sophomore Class President, Deans Honor Roll, Intercollegiate Knights: CLYDE E. FOSDYKE, Okmulgee, Business, RAW, A-YH, EM, Business Gavel Club: GAIL F. FOSTER, Wichita, Kan., Business, North Hall Presi- dent, WRHA, SUAB, BFE. ROW 4: WESLEY E. FOUTCH, Wagoner, AES, Young Democrats: ORLANDO A. FRANCO, Santiago, Dominican Republic, Engineer- ing, ASCE, Pan American Club: GARY NEAL FRANKLIN, Stillwat- er, Business, EAW, BFE, AK'1', Presidents Honor Roll, Deans Honor Roll: PHILLIP LEE FREY, Chiclcasha, ASS, O'CoIly Editor, XAX. Newman Club, lttanaha Indian Club, Presidents Advisory Council. ROW 5: DAVID R. FRIELS, Duncan, Engineering, ASCE, SUAB, Cadet Otlicers Club, Young Republicans, AXA: WILL EARL FRY, Amarillo, Tex., Engineering, ASAE, ET: MARION RONALD FUCHS, Elk City, Education, IEEE, SEA, Young Republicans, Hanner Hall Council: JOHN MARTIN FUSER, Atton, Agriculture. ROW 6: RICHARD MICHAEL GADD, Muskogee, AHS, 'l'KT. HAM, OSU Film Club, Young Republicans, Canterbury Association: SUE GALLAGHER, Bartlesville, Home EC, KU, Home Ec Club: DA- VID BARRE GAMSJAGER, Newlcirlc, Business: DANA BARRETT GANT, Altus, AHS, Womens Chorus, EAT. SENIOR CLASS ROW I: JOE C. GANT, Allus, A8fS, DARLA LEA GARDNER, Woodward, Educalion, KAEI, Inlercollegiale Rodeo Club, SEA: ANNA VEE GAROFOLI, Harlsliorne, Business, llllll, Newman Club, Cappelles, NBEA, SEA, GARY MERL GARTSIDE, Miami, Business, IDP, Young Republicans. ROW 2: BARBARA GAST, Mallapoisell, Mass., ABS, Rodeo Club, Fencing Club, Girls Rifle Team, House Council, MERRILL CHARLES GATES, Slillwaler, Business, IDP, Young Democrals, ROBERT WAL- TER GEISTER, Tulsa, ABS, KA, Young Republicans, ACS, JANNIE LOU GEORGE, Ada, Home Ec, SEA, HEED Club, General Home Ec Club. ROW 3: DONALD DAVID GEPHARDT, Lillle Rock, Ark., Educae lion, Tecli Radio Club, TIE, WILL ROGER GET1, Muskogee, Agri- cullure, AZ, ATA, Block 84 Bridle, Collegiale EEA, Deans Honor Roll: WALLACE ROBERT GIASSON, Oklaboma Cily, Business, AXA, PATTI GIBSON, Miami, Business, KKV, BTX, Young Demo- crals, YWCA, Army Blades. ROW 4: WILLIAM P. GIDEON, Perry, ABS, 'PII-E, Inlercollegiale Kniglwls, A815 Honor Roll, Deans Honor Roll, Newman Club, JOHN IRVIN GIEM, Gullwrie, Engineering, ET, IIKN, Scabbard 81 Blade, IEEE, DONNA RAYE GILLENWATERS, Verden, Home Ec, ON, TTU, KAII, Home Ec Club, HEED Club, Orange Ouill, Orange B1 Black Ouill, MARK GINDER, Clwerokee, Agricullure, SAE, Aggie X, Young Republicans. ROW 5: JANE B. GIRTON, Gage, Home EC, HEED Club, WRA, JAMES GIST, Mill Creek, Engineering, ASME, HTZ, BARBARA SUMTER GLASS, Claremore, Home Ec, 'I'T0, House Council, AWS, HEED Club, Army Blades, HULBERT EARL GLIMP, Drumwriglil, Engineering, IIKN, IEEE. ROW 6: CHARLES AUBREY GODBOLD, Oklalnoma Cily, Business, KA, MKT, JEANNINE ROZELLE GODLEY, Blackwell, Educalion, SEA, PATRICK JOSEPH GOFF, Lawlon, ABS, EAR: HARSHAD K, GOHIL, Bombay, India, Engineering. ROW 7: THOMAS F. GOLDEN, Tulsa, Business, SAM, American Sociological Associafion, Young Democrals, JOHN STEVEN GOL- LIVER, Perry, Agricullure, Collegiale FFA, Aggie Toaslmaslers, Wesl Bennell Council, FRANCIS KEITH GOOD, Perrylon, Tex., Tlx, 'PII-E, Goyernmenl Week, People-Io-People, IEC, Blue Key: LAURA ANN GOOD, Chandler, Home Ec, General Home Ec Club, HEED Club, Willard House Council, Sludenl Enlerlainers, UCCE. ROW 8: LURA IRENE GOODHUE, Barllesville, Eclucalion, KA, SEA, ITA, Orange Bc Black Ouill, REBECCA ANNE GOODMAN, Apaclie, Agricullure, AAU, Block 81 Bridle, Rodeo Club, RICHARD WILLIAM GOODSON, Tulsa, Engineering, KA, 'NI-E, Deans Honor Roll, DUDLEY GOOLSBY, ldabel, AES, Acacia, Page 469 Page 470 SENIUR CLASS ROW I: NANCY ANNE GORE, Frederick, A8cS, X52, WRA, PEMM Club, SUAB, Young Democrarsq JAMES ALEX GOSEY, Wewoka, Agricullure, AZ, Block 81 Bridle, Agricullure Council, LPQK: PAT- RICIA JEAN GRAFF, Tulsa, Educalion, AAU, Educalion Council. Lillie Sisler of Minerva, SEA, WRA, KAH, Orange 81 Black Ouill: JACK M. GRAHAM, Barnsdall, Business, NKT. ROW 2: LINDA ROY GRANTHAM, Ponca Cily, A8.S, IVIFB, Soci- ology Club, Young Dernocrais: RICHARD L. GRAUEL, Barllesville. AES, IRC, MRI-IA, Parker Hall Council: FREEDA JEAN GRAVES. Lawron, A8:S, AWS, Wesley Foundalion, ETA: JAMES E. GRAVES, Garber, Agricullure, AZ, 'I'K'b, TE, Agronomy Club, Agricullure Sludenf Council, Presidenis Honor Roll, Deans Honor Roll. ROW 3: KENNETH M. GRAVES, Tulsa, Engineering, AIA, Canfer- bury: JACK E. GRAY, Fairland, Engineering, Arnold Air Sociefy, AIAA, O Club, Cadel Officers Club: JAMES CROMWELL GRAY, Slillwaler, Business, BQH, BAXP, BFE, THE: LAWRENCE WAYNE GRAY, Ramona, Agriculiure, XA. ROW 4: WANDA L. GRAY, Clinlon, Educalion, KA6, Educalion Sludenl' Council, Angel Fliglwl, Srudenl' Senale, TKT, Wl'1o's Wlwo. REW, Morlar Board: JON HENRY GREEN, Okmulgee, AHS, EX, OAK, 'f'K'I', THE, HME, EHE, AXcS Sludenf Council, Varsily Basker- ball, A8fS Honor Socielyg ROBERT B. GREEN, Muskogee, A8cS, TA9 Fra'rerni'I'y, Infercollegiare Kniglwrs, Lassos 81 Larials, ACS, IDP: ROBERT LEE GREEN, Calvin, Agriculrure, Collegiale FFA, ATA. ROW 5: RONALD R. GREEN, Cherokee, A8cS, Young Republicans: RICHARD CLAYTON GREENWALD, Lombard, III., Engineering. KAP: THOMAS WILLIAM GREER, Terllon, Engineering: JIM CUR- TIS GREGORY, Ames, AXQS, QAM, CPE, A815 Honor Sociely. ROW 6: LINDA RAE GREGORY, Cushing, Educalion, SEA, ACE. YWCA, Young Republicans, Wesley Foundalion, KT: JIM W. GREINER, Soullw Englislw, Iowa, Agriculfure, Block X1 Bridle: JERRY DWAYNE GRESHAM, Allus, Agricullure, Block 8: Bridle, Scabbard 8: Blade, Cadel' Oflicers Club, Young Dernocrafsy JACK ALLEN GRIFFIN, Wagoner, AXIS, AT. ROW 7: ROBERT LEE GRIFFIN, I-Iawfhorne, Nev., Engineering, ET, HKN, IEEE: GERRY LEIGH GRIMES, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering. 11159, IFC, ASCE: WILLIAM G. GRISHAM, Rockwall, Tex., Agrs. Scabbard 84 Blade: WILMA CAROL GRISHAM, Siloam Springs. Ark., Educalion, SEA. ROW 8: ROGER H. GRISSETTE, Barilesville, Business, SAM: RON- ALD F. GROB, Bayporl, N.Y., Engineering, XE: LYNDELL M. GRUBBS, Tulsa, A8fS, TKT. Aggie Sporls Car Club, Young Demo- crafs, ICP: JANICE MARIE GULLIC, Leedley, Horne Ec. The men of Triangle gut a new house this year. This meant that in addition to the jny of painting it, they also got to move into it Experiences That Will Last a Lifetime ROW I: JAMES E. GUNN, Olclalnoma Cily, Engineering, Ki, fillili, ET, IIKN, IEEE: RONALD ALLEN GUSTAFSON, Claremore, Agriculiureg CHARLES CARL GUTTERREZ, Agana, Guam, Engi- neeringi SHARON S. GUYMON, Seminole, A8:S, Young Democrafs, IDP, ADA, RRC, IRC, Sociology Club, VR. ROW 2: CAROLYN SUE HACKNEY, Tulsa, AES: DAVID WAYNE HAGGARD, Council I-lill, Engineering, ASAE: DOLLIE JUNE HAIN- ZINGER, Barilesville, Educaiion, SEA, Young Republicans: ROBERT LOUIS HAITHCOCK, Lawlon, Business, KE. Scabbard 81 Blade, Caclei Oilicers Club, AKKP. ROW 3: JAMES O'BRYAN HALE, Russellville. Arlc., AXIS, SAME: RICHARD LEE HALE, Miami, AES, Arnold Air Sociely, Cadel Oi- ficers Club: DAVID A. HALES, Muskogee, Engineering, Teclri Radio Club: MARTHA CATHERINE HALIBURTON, Guyrnon, Home EC, SEA, ACEI, General Home EC Club, ERCD Club, Willard House Council, 'I'TU, IDP. ROW 4: ORAN LOUIS HALL, Adair, Engineering, IITE, IT, Pel- roleum Club, 'IWHK7 JERRY LYNN HAMLIN, Wliilefield, Engineer- ing, Arnold Air Sociely, Cadel Officers Club, BSU, lEEEg DOUG- LAS W. HAMM, Oklalwoma Cil'y, AES, AX: JOHN WOODSON HAMMOND, Lawlon Educaiion, SIAA, OIAA, AIAA. ROW 5: CALVIN JEROME HANAN, Lawion, Engineering, EN, AUM, -YT, AIIE, AIAA, SAM, Engineering Council, Young Re- publicans, MARY ANN HANCOCK, Clwiclcaslia, Home Ec, K-5, Morlar Board, fI T'0, Wesley Eoundalion, AWS, A-EA, General Home EC Club: 'SHARON BETH HANNON, Tulsa, Educaiion, SEA, IIB'I', Angel Eliglwl, Governmeni Week, People io People, SUAB: GAYLE SUE HARALSON, Miami, Educaiion, SEA, SUAB, ACE. ROW 6: ROGER WAYNE HARAUGHTY, Lawion, Educaiiont KENNETH W. HARDER, Slwawnee, Agriculiure, Bloclc 81 Bridle: DICK HARDIN, Wagoner, Agriculiure, -XT, Aggie X' POLLY PRICE HARDY, Souilnwesl Ciiy, Mo., Educaiion. Page 471 Everybody should always go to an all-campus dance. Not only is it educutiollal, but you just never know what you may pick up saying howdy. Steps to Knowledge are Slow but Sure Page 4-72 ROW I: BYRON ERWIN HARKEY, Olclalwoma Cily, A8cS, EQE, DONALD LEE HARKINS, Henryella, Business, Acacia, Young Demoe crals, ROY GUY HARNEY, Ponca Cily, A8cS, KA, HME, A. PAT- RICIA HARPER, Alolca, Educalion, XSL, SUAB, SEA. ROW 2: PEGGY AILEEN HARPER, Tulsa, Educalion, Young Re- publicans, ACEI, RICHARD PHILLIP HARPER, Woodward, ARS, DARLA JO HARREL, Leedey, Home Ec, MYRTLE SUSAN HAR- REL, Leedey, Home Ec, WTO, General Home Ec Club, HEED Club, Rodeo Club, SEA, BSU. ROW 3: FRED CARL HARRIS, Sayre, Educalion, JOE CLAY HAR- RIS, Mariella, Engineering, KENNETH EUGENE HARRIS, Ponca Cily, A8rS, 'DAQ AES Honor Sociely, PHILLIP CARROLL HARRIS, Olclalnorna Ci'l'y, A81S, ACS, IPAT. ROW 4: SUSAN LEE HARRIS, Pryor, Home Ec, HEED Club. WPHA, KIJTO, ON, AWS, SEA, I. NEIL HARTMAN, Jel, Engineer- ing, JOHN PHILIP HARTMAN, Brolcen Arrow, A8cS, KE. MKT. Cadel' Oiclicers Club, Flying Aggies, Young Republicans, ALTON WESLEY HARVEY, Allus, Business, ASH, Young Dernocrals. ROW 5: LOWELL C. HATCHER, Slillwaler, Educalion, Young Dernocrals, CAROLYN SUE HAWKINS, Carnegie, Eclucalion, SEA, VIVIAN MICKLE HAWKINS, Enid, Educalion, KA, Kill, SEA: MARTHA NELL HAWS, Burns Elal, Home Ec. ROW 6: EDWIN M. HAYASHI, Sac'l'o, Calif., Engineering, HTEI KYLA KAY HAYES, Allus, Efllucalion, KAH, SEA, BILLY JOE HAYNES, Cardin, Engineering, CAROL LEE HEBERT, Poleau, Home Ec, HID Club, General Home Ec Club. SENIOR CLASS ROW I: LAWRENCE WENDELL HEFTON, Muldrow, Business: SHARRON DAVIS HEFTON, Tulsa, Business: HERBERT H. HELLEN, Brislow, Educaiion, A1I'H, SEA, Band: REECE ARDEN HEMBREE, Tonlcawa, Busiress, IDP. ROW 2: PATRICIA DIANNE HENDERSON, Tulsa, AHS, K-3, Young Republicans, :Ti-, HAM, Newman Club, SUABq ARLIE GANTT HENRY, Las Vegas, Nev., SAM, Young Democrais, Scab- bard X1 Blade, Caclel' Officers Club, MELVYN DALE HENRY, SI. Josepln, Mo., Home Ec, 'I'I'i, HRAD Socielyg DOUGLAS M. HER- RING, Mulual, Agricullure, FarmHouse. ROW 3: LARRY RAYMOND HERRING, Allus, Engineering, BHII7 JIM HESSER, Enid, AHS, IDP, 'FAIL LARRY GENE HIGHFILL, Mooreland, Engineering, AIAAg ALLEN EUGENE HILL, Barnsdall, AHS, Arnold Air Socieiy, ACS, Cadel' Officers Club. ROW 4: GEORGIA ANN HILL, Olclalioma Cily, AES, 111341, Pan- Iwellenic, Sociology Club, JANE RIDLEY HILL, Cushing, AES, ZIAI, Universify Choir, MENCg LORA E. HILL, Wicliiia, Kan., Educaiion, III5'I', ACE, SUAB, SNEA, People Io People, Deans Honor Roll? TROIS GEORGE HILL, Eiarflesville, Educalion, Young Republicans. ROW 5: PAUL HENRY HITCH, Guymon, Agricullure, EN, Deans Honor Roll: CARL EDWARD HITTLE, Lawlon, Engineeringg LARKIN STEVE HOBBS, Arlinglon, Va., Engineering, AIAg ROBERT M. HODGDEN, Enid, Agricullure, Agronomy Club, Newman Club. ROW 6: VIRGIL BRYAN HODGES, Ponca Cily, Eclucalion, SIAA7 WILLIAM MODE HODGES, Ponca Cily, Engineering, XA, SAE, ASME: DENNIS REID HOFFMAN, Ponca Cily, Engineering. IEEE, IIKNQ LARRY RAY HOFFMAN, EI Reno, Business. ROW 7: WILLIAM EDWARD HOGAN, Dallas, Tex., Engineering, NPA, IEEE, EFFIE MAE HOGG, Leedey, Home Ec, 'DTO, SEA, HEED Club, IDP, General Home Ec Club, BSU, LAURENCE HER- MAN HOGUE, Duranl, Engineering, IEEE, ANITA SUE HOLDER- READ, Cuslwing, AES, lIl4'l', SUAB, Womens Clnorla Club. ROW 8: JERRY R. HOLLIS, Olclalnoma Ciiy, Home Ec. HKRA So- cielyq PAUL RICHARD HOLLIS, Barllesville, Engineering, Triangle, AIChEq GEORGE ROBERT HOLMAN, Slillwaler, A8fS, EN, fI'AM. WX, SUAB, Camous Chest, LOIS MARIE HOLMAN, Enid, AZQS. Young Democra's, Deans Honor Roll, KA9. Page 473 Page 474 SENIOR CLASS ROW I: LORETTA HOLMBERG, Oklalwoma Cily, Educalion, ZTA, Army Blades, Young Republicans, ICP, SEA: CLARENCE RAY HOLMES, Maysville, Agricullure: ANN HOLMES, Fairview, Educa- lion, KA9, KAI-I, SEA, Deans Honor Roll: CHARITA ANNE HOLT, Hereford, Tex., Educalion, AAU, SEA, TBE, ROW 2: HARVEY ALLEN HOLT, Muskogee, Agricullure, Farm- House, Eoreslry Club, AZ, Agricullure Council, Aggie Toaslrnaslers, Campus Clweslg BILLIE SUE HOOD, Broken Arrow, ALS, AAA, Thea- 'rre Guild, Film Club: HAL BRADEN HOPKINS, Barllesville, Agri- culrure, AX, Aggie X, ICP, Young Republicans: PAULA JEANE HOPSON, Cleveland, A81S, WRHA, Wesley Foundalion, SUAB. Tlnealre Guild, Young Republicans. ROW 3: SYLVIA JEAN HOPTON, Slillwaler, AXIS, Sociology Club? KENNETH EUGENE HORINEK, Newkirk, Engineering: PAMELA ANNE HORN, Newporl Beacln, Celil., AHS: STEVE LESTER HORN, Pawlwuska, Business, EX. ROW 4: ROBERT L. HOUK, Slillwaler, Agricullure, OSU Radio Club, Collegiale EEA: JOHN R. HOWELL, Tulsa, ASS, 'T'K'f', ETA. THE, Cadel Officers Club, A815 Honor Sociely: KATHLEEN ELIZ- ABETH HOWELL, Slillwaler, Educalion, AZ, WRA, SEA, Km: ROB- ERT CARL HUDGINS, Oklalwoma Cily, A8rS, AXA Presidenl, IFC. Young Democrals. ROW 5: FRED SAMUEL HUDSON, Slillwaler, Engineering: CATH- ERINE LOWREY HUGHES, Tislwomingo, Business, HB'l', Aqualic Club, BT2, People lo People: LLOYD ELMER HUGHES, El. Sup- ply, Business, Arnold Air Sociely, Cade-I' Olzlicers Club: ELBERT A. HUMPHREY, Slillwaler, Business. ROW 6: VANCE RONALD HUNT, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, ZAE, AEROTC Drill Team, IEEE: ROBERT JAMES HUNTER, Olal- lon, III., Engineering, 9X: HOWARD HUGH HUSTON, Enid, AXfS. 'PAQ Sociology Club, WX: PATRICIA F. HUSTON, Salellile Beacb. Fla., Educalion, Xa, SEA, ASCI, HEC, Redskin Slalf, KAIT, Dean's Honor Roll, ROW 7: LARRY LEWIS HUTCHISON, Tlvomas, Agricullure, Aggie X, Young Republicans: KAREN CONNIE HUTSON, Cherokee, Busi- ness, BFE, Lassos X: Larials, Orange Quill, Orange 81 Black Quill: ROBERT ALAN HYDEN, Lindsay, Agricullure, Wesley Eoundalion, Eoreslry Club: LINDA GUDGEL IMLE, Slillwaler, ASS, X-Q, EAU. Angel Eliglil, SUAB. ROW 8: ROBERT M. IMLE, Oklalwoma Cily, AES, ATA, Arnold Air Sociely, WX: ROBERT JAMES INMAN, Cenlralia, Engineering, AUM: CLYDE EVERETI' IRVING, Oakwood, AXIS, Wesley Founda- lion: PATRICIA JEANNE IRVING, Cuslning, Home Ec., K'l', Wesley Eoundalion, Academy Series, WRA, SEA, ACE. This picture, snapped at half-time, made USU fans very, very happy. Then C1lII'lt' that blasted secoml half of the game that ended 21-16, OI Always Working Toward Commencement ROW I: DAVID STEWART IRWIN, Sfillwafer, Engineering: NICH- OLAS LINN IVEN, Olceene, Eclucalion, Newman Club: MARILYN T. IVERY, Tulsa, AES: L. WAYNE IVESTER, Amber, ASQS. ROW 2: PETE R. IVEY, Tulsa, Educafion: JUDITH ANN JACKSON, Duranl, Business, MKT, Young Dernocrals, INZ: TOMMY JOE JACKSON, Anllers, Agriculfure: HARRY SHEPHARD JACOBS, Tulsa, Engineering, -EX, AlChE, ACS. ROW 3: JAMES MICHAEL JACOBS, Pryor, Business, KE, MKT, Young Democrafs: THOMAS EDWARD JAMES, Slillwaler, Agri- cullure: JERRY DEAN JARRETT, Duncan, A8cS: JOSEPH CULLEN JARVIS, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering. ROW 4: REX V. JARVIS, Wisler, Agricullure: PARVIZ JATALA, Tehran, Iran, Agricullure, Iranian Sfudenls Club President IRC, Bolany Club: JANE JEFFREY, Wagoner, Eclucalion, ZTA, SEA, ICP, Young Democrals: PHYLLIS ANN JEFFREY, Hugo, Educalion, HB'I', Educalion Council Vice-Presidenl, People Io People, SEA, ACEI. ROW 5: LEON EDWARD JELINEK, Slillwaler, Engineering, AIA: DAVID L. JENKINS, Wagoner, Business, BAYIQ MICHELLE K. JENA KINS, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec, CTM Club, Home Ec Sludenf Council, General Home Ec Club, MKT Secreiary, IIFTO, Army Blades: DAVID RAY JENNINGS, Pryor, Business, INS. ROW 6: MARGARET ANN JENNINGS, Tiplon, Home Ec, ZTA, TTU, I-IEED Club, SEA, Young Democralsg TERRY MARK JESSUP, Gulhrie, ASIS, EX: ARTHUR R. JOHNSON, Slillwaler, AES: CHARLES DON JOHNSON, Texico, N.M,. Business, ASH. Page 475 UAW, come on, officer, it was rruning and I was on my way to buy El permit! Many times has this Cry been heard by the campus police. Settled to College Life's Routine Page 476 ROW I: KENNETH O. JOHNSON, Stillwater, Engineering, TIE, THE, IN-Eg MARILYN JEAN JOHNSON, Covington, Home EC. ZTA, Capettes, Young Democrats, ICP, I-IEED Club, FA, Fashion Board: ROBERT JEFFREY JOHNSON, I-lobart, Engineering, XYZ, UTE, ZTg WILLIAM H. JOHNSON, Ponca City, Business, EAE, IFC, Young Republicans, AZYTI. ROW 2: ALLEN FRANKLIN JOHNSTON, Okernatw, A8fS: JERRY LEE JOHNSTON, Tulsa, A81S, Circle K, Young Republicans: HAR- BHAJAN SINGH JOLLY, India, Engineering: BEN MORGAN JONES, Stillwater, AHS, HKA, WX. ROW 3: BETTYE D. JONES, Tulsa, A8cS, Med Tecti Society: CHARLES EVERETI' JONES, Enid, Business, SAM: JAMES NOEL JONES, Oklahoma City, Business, IEC, AX, EM, Young Republicans: GEORGE MICHAEL KAHOA, Grimes, Agriculture. ROW 4: MARCIADEAN KARRENBROCK, Kingtislter, Education. SEA: STEPHEN GREGORY KASTNER, Ctiickaslwa, A81S, PEMM Club, OEA, I-IPERg JUDY ANN KAYS, Stillwater, Home EC, KA. ERCD Club, SEA, ACE, Wesley Foundation, Kd? JACKSON PHIL- LIP KEATHLEY, Vtfetumka, Agriculture, Sanborn Entomology Club. Aggie Toastmasters, Mens Glee Club, BSU, Deans Honor Rall, IDP, Young Democrats. ROW 5: DOUGLAS INGLE KEFFER, Slwattuck, Business, EX, AKXP. EKIY CHRIS F. KELAMIS, Tulsa, Business, KKF, BFE, NCAS. BTX, Angel Fliglwt, SUABQ BETTY NELL KELLEY, Pawnee, A8cS. Medical TecI'1 Society: LARRY WALTER KENDRICK, Broken Bow. Agriculture, Acacia. Row 6. TOMMY JOE KENT, Delhi, Engineering, HTE. ET. ASME. AIAAg JIMMIE RAY KIBBY, I-Ioldenville, Ark., Agriculture, ATA, Collegiate FFA: SARAH L. KIMBALL, Littleton, Mass., A8151 DAL- LAS WADE FERGUSON, Enid, Engineering, TAG. SEIXIIDR CLASS ROW I: LINDA KAY KIMBERLIN, Oklahoma Cily, Business, AAII, Panhellenic, Young Democrafs: JARY CAROL KINKADE, Shawnee, Business, KKF, Sludenl Enlerlainers, SEA, Young Democrals: ROB- ERT HUGH KINKADE, Ripley, Agricullure. Dairy Science Club, Aggie Toaslmaslers: DENNIS RAY KINKAID, Ponca Cily, Business. KX, SAM. ROW 2: JUDY KIRBY, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: KARL JAMES KIRKEBY, Des Moines, Ia., Engineering, EX, AUM, AIIE: EDWARD LEE KIRKPATRICK, Tulsa. AHS: F. DAVID KIRKPATRICK, Shalluck. Agricullure, FarmHouse, Block 81 Bridle. ROW 3: WILLIAM DON KISER, Okmulgee, Business, HKA: KEN- NETH K. KLEIN, Tulsa, Business, EX Vice-Presidenl, IFC Presidenl. Blue Key: BILL TERREL KLOIZ, Harrah, Business, Scabbard X1 Blade, Flying Aggies, SAM: DALEAN KAYE KNIGHT, Tulsa, ASS, Young Republicans, Thealre Guild. ROW 4: LARRY COLEMAN KNIGHT, Wilburlon, Educalion, DX. BSU: ROBERT ALLEN KNIGHT, Shawnee, Business, BAW, Business Gavel Club: GORDON ROGNE KNUTSON, Clear Lake, Ia., Engi- neering, Flying Aggies, IEEE: RICHARD LEE KOCH, Elk Cily, Busi- ness ROW 5: RAYMOND EUGENE KOONS, Tulsa, Engineering. IIKA, IEEE, SAM: TED ALLEN KOSCHESKI, Adair, Engineering: RANDLE LEWIS KREJCI, Waukomis, Business, ATS2, AZJII, MKT: KAREN MARY KRIER, Muskogee, AHS, Newman Club, IDP, Young Demo- crals. ROW 6: GARY BILL KRISMAN, Blackwell, Business, EX, AKW. MKT: DALE G. KROWS, Seiling, Agricullureg MASAKO KUGUU. Slillwaler, Business: MARY JO KUHN, Fairfax, Educaiion, KAII, SEA, ACEI. ROW 7: DAVID S. KUNNEMAN, Kingfisher, ASIS: CARL EDWARD KURT, Barllesyille, Engineering, -XT-3, TIME, XT, ASAE, OSE: RICH- ARD ALAN KURTZ, Slillwaler, Business, SAM: PAUL LEWIS LAB- RUE, Byron, Educalion, PEMM Club, Varsily Baskelball. ROW 8: WILLIAM RICHARD LACKEY, Cameron, Engineering, Blue Key, MRHA Presidenl, Iniercollegiale Knighls, OSE Edilor. Sophomore Class Vice-Presidenl, IEEE, IRC, Young Democrals: JEFFREY LINN LACY, Pasadena, Tex., AXIS, Acacia, 'PH-E, HAIR, E11-Y, Varsily Tennis, O Club: EDDIE TOM LAKEY, Sayre, AES, ATI FLOYD EVERETT LAMAR, Elgin, Engineering. Page -I77 Page 478 SENIOR CLASS ROW I: LARRY MITCHELL LAMBERSON, Muslcogee, Engineering: BRAD LEE LAMDIN, Barilesville, A8iS, DX: JAY M. LAMDIN, Bar- Ilesville, Agricullure, GX, Foresiry Club, Young Republicans: NOR- MAN LOUIS LANE, Broken Bow, AHS, Earml-louse, 'I'AM. ROW 2: RONALD ALBERT LANE, Tulsa, Educafion, Arnold Air So- cieiy, Educaiion Siudenl Council, Cadef Olzlicers Club, SIAA: LARRY DEAN LANGLEY, Tulsa, Engineering, AXA, AIA, 1'-3, XE, AISC: GARY M. LANHAM, Enid, AES, KKW: LINDA MAE LAN- PHERE, Ardmore, Educalion, KA, SEA, ACEI, SUAB, Young Re- publicans, Wesley Eoundaiion, ROW 3: CHRIS N. LAURSEN, Lawlon, Engineering: VIRGINIA LEE LAWRENZ, Olclalioma Cily, Business, Young Democrafs: JUD- ITH ANN LAWSON, Tulsa, Educafion, SEA, IDP, Young Republi- cans: ELIZABETH JANE LEADER, I-Iolclenville, AES, TB-E. Kd! Band, IDP, lilanalna Indian Club, Young Democrais. ROW 4: JAMES NELSON LEE, Okeene, AHS, Young Republicans. IDP, Deans Honor Roll: KATHIE LEE, Dallas, Tex., Educalion, Young Dernocrais, Kfb, SEA, IDP, ACE, Wesley Eoundalion, Board of Pub- licalions' LINDA L. LEE, Ponca Cily, A8fS, IRC, IDP: JIM C. LEECH, Oklalworna Cily, Home EC, I-IKA. ROW 5: LARRY WAYNE LEGATE, Tulsa, Engineering, EX: TODD WILSON LEHMAN, Millersburg, Pa., AXiS, Tliealre Guild: ROBERT GARY LEONARD, Siillwarer, Engineering, IEEE, 'PHX 'I'Aqp, HKN, Engineering Sludenl Council: LOUIS VINCENT LEPAK, Oklahoma Cily, AES, AXA, Newman Club, IDP, Judo-Karafe Club. ROW 6: LARRY RAY LESLIE, Shawnee, Business, EAI-1, ROY R. LESSLY, Davis, Agricullure: AFP, Collegiale EEA, NVATA: JOYCE MARIE LEVY, Tulsa, Educafion: JOHN E. LEWIS, Oklalnoma Cily. Home Ec, ATA, Sludenl Enlerlainers. ROW 7: PHILLIP GENE LIGHTFOOT, Viniia, Engineering, THE. AUM, AIIE, SAM, Arnaieur Radio Club, Cordell Council: MAX DAVID LILE, Guymon, Business, SWE Presidenl, MRT, O Club. Young Republicans: VIRGINIA LEE LINDON, Maramee, Home EC. AX53, O'Colly, O-Slarerz, l'II'I', I-IEED Club Orange 81 Black Quill! JERRY MAC LIVINGSTON, Wallers, AIRS. ROW 8: CHARLES RAYMOND LLOYD, Enid, Engineering: RICH- ARD MILO LOCASSO, Tulsa, AES, KA, Young Republicans: PATSY JEAN LOEFFLER, Olclaliorna Cily, Business, ZTA, Business Sludenl Council, TTU, Young Republicans, ICP, Lassos 81 Larials, Aqualic Club, SUAB, Orange 81 Black Quill: KEITH RAYMOND LONG, Canlon, Agricullure, Sanborn Eniornology Club Presideni. It was great tun to go see the football games this year. Even it the team did not win, one could always buy il program trnm an Angel. Students Dptimistieally View Future ROW I: ROBERT P. LONG, Enid, A8iS, AX. Young Republicans. Eresliman Class President, IDP, Blue Key: LEONARD MURLEY LORTON, Garden Grove, Calit., Engineering: JONATHON H. LOS, Newton, Conn., AXiS, Student Senate, A815 Student Council. EM, Dorm B Council, HEA, Lassos 84 Lariats, Homecoming Co- Cttairman, Aggie Sports Car Club: MARIAN KAYE LOUNSBURY, Vinita, Home Ec., FTB, ON Treasurer, Young Democrats, Home Ec. Club. SEA. ROW 2: LARRY L. LOWCOCK, Lee's Summit, Mo., AHS, AllE. AXA: PENNEY JUNE LOWERY, Oklatioma City, Business, Young Democrats, IDP: GEORGE WOODROW LOWRY, Clinton, Business, XX, AKXP, Young Democrats: JOE WAYNE LOWRY, Shawnee, ASS, ACE. ROW 3: MARY LEE LOWRY, Tulsa, Education, ZTA, Young Demoe crats, Young Republicans, SUAB, ICP, Newman Club: THOMAS ALVIN LUCKINBILL, Ardmore, A8iS, Arnold Air Society, Cadet Otticers Club: GERALD CLAYTON LUSK, Tulsa, Business, Young Democrats: DAVID JAMES LYON, Pawnee, AES, EN, Dean's Honor Roll, HAM, Young Republicans. ROW 4: IAN RENCRAFT MACALPINE, Stillwater, A8cS, AXA. KKXII: DAVID LEON MADDOX, Lawton, AES, ROTC Ritle Team. Flying Aggies: DONALD LEWIS MADDUX, Talala, Engineering, ET, IEEE: LARRY DEAN MADDUX, Watonga, Agriculture, Earml-louse, AZ, Collegiate EEA, Aggie Toastmasters, ATA. ROW 5: JOHN LEE MAIN, Bartlesville, Engineering, ATS2, IEEE: THEODORE G. MAIN, Dulutln, Minn., Engineering, Eire Protection Society: GARY EUGENE MAJORS, Holdenyille, Agriculture: FRED MALLE, Deerfield Beacti, Fla., Education. ROW 6: JAMES PAUL MALONE, Lawton, Engineering. Cadet Ot- ticers Club, Scabbard Xi Blade, SAME: DON L. MANLOVE, Poteau, Engineering, ASME, Varsity Baseball: JAMES PALMER MANN, Jay, A3151 STANLEY DAVID MANNSCHRECK, Anadarlco, Agricul- ture. Block 81 Bridle President. Page 479 Election fever reigned supreme at OSI' as the various orgzinizzitions sponsored clelizites, dis- cussions, and talks about the Czlnclirlrites, 'ew Careers Are Waiting For Grads Page 480 ROW I: TERRY LEWIS MANTZ, Amorila, Engineering, Acacia, AIIE, AIIM, Engineering Sludenl Council, Young Republicans, ANT LESLIE L. MANZER, I-Iominy, A8IS, fi'K'l', Young Dernocrals, ACS, ASE, IRC, GARY GENE MARKES, Bison, Agricullure, Block 81 Bridle: RICHARD WALTER MARTEZ, Dracui, Mass., Engineering. ROW 2: FRED C. MARTIN, Edmond, Engineering. IEEE, Men's Glee Club: JUDY ANN MARTIN, Cuslwing, Educalion, PEMM Club, WRA, Lassos 81 Larials, SEA, Girls' Rifle Tearn, IDP, 2122115 MARY HELEN MARTIN, Enid, AHS, KKII, Junior Class Vice-Presi- denl, Officers Council, Dean's Honor Roll, -EAII: VERNON DEE MARTIN, Pauls Valley, Business, KE. ROW 3: HARRY PRESTON MARTIN, Lake Cily, Pla., Business! WILLIAM JOHN MARX, Valleyslrearn, N. Y., Business: DONALD RAY MASON, Collinsville, A8cS, HAM: ROBERT LEROY MASON, Dewey, ASIS, MRI-IA Presidenl, AES Sludenf Council, IDP, Young Dernocrais, Parker l-lall Council. ROW 4: TERRY DON MATHIS, Miami, Engineering, ET, HT-E. ASME, BSU: CARROLL E. MAYFIELD, Oklahoma Cily, A8iSI CHERYL VERTES MAYNARD, Oklahoma Cify, Educalion, AKA, AIiAq LARRY DON MAYTON, Wilson, Agricullure, ATA, Collegi- ale EEA. ROW 5: PATRICIA McALEER, Blackwell, Educalion, AAA, Aguaiic Club, WRAQ GLEN E. MCBRIDE, Marlow, Agricullure, Block X1 Bridle: DONALD ROBERT MCCAFFREE, Siillwaler, AHS, IN, Slu- denl Associalion Vice-Presidenl, Blue Key, Oilicers Council Clwair- man, IDIII, QAM, A815 Honor Socieiyg GEORGE A. MCCAIN, Redwood Cily, Calil., Engineering. ROW 6: GARY PEPPER MCCALLON, Wynnewood, Engineering? FRANCIS JOSEPH MCCANN, Tulsa, Educalion, LINDA KAY McCARTY, Oklalwoma Cily, Educalion: TIM A. MCCARY, Cliaila- nooga, Agrieullure, Block X1 Bridle, Collegiale EEAH SENIGR CLASS ROW I: ANNE MCCLAREN, MI. Prospeci, III., ABS, AXQ, AWS, Educalion Sludenl Council, SEA, fbi, Young Democrals, REW: RAY E. MCCLEARY, Tulsa, Agricullure, MRHA Vice-Presicleni, Varsiiy Swimming, Young Republicans, Foreslry Club: JOHN ROBERT MCCLUNG, Newkirk, A8157 DEANN MCCLURE, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec., KA, MKT, Home Ec. Club, CTM Club, Fashion Board. ROW 2: HAROLD A. MCCOLLUM, Barilesville, Business, Newman Club, SAME: KENNETH EDWARD McCOMAS, EI Reno, Engineer- ing: ROBERT GARY MCCOMBS, Eulaula, A8157 DIANA GALE MCCONNELL, Tulsa, TA, IRC, YWCA, SEA. ROW 3: JAMES MOORE MCCONNELL, Siillwaler, Home Ec., TKE, I-I8iRA Socieiy, Pershing Rifles: RANDOLPH E. MCCOY, Sl'iIlwaI'er, A8cS, Flying Aggies, Boiany Club: RAY E. McCOY, Wal- Iers, Educaiion, Scabbard 84 Blade, BXE, Cadel Officers Club: DAVID LEE McCROSKEY, Morrison, ASQS. ROW 4: DONALD G. MCCROSKEY, Slillwaier, AHS, HAM, Air Force Drill Team, Cadel Officers Club: JOHN WILLIAM McCUE, Fairview, Business, AEIT, EM, Young Democraisy TERESA A. MCCULLOUGH, Barllesville, ABS, AKG, Army Blades, People Io People, Lassos 8: Larials, Orange 84 Black Quill, Young Republicans, EAU: DARREL WAYNE MCDANIEL, Alva, Engineering, AIA, Scab- bard X1 Blade. ROW 5: GERALD BERT McDANIEL, Tecumseh, A8151 LEROY DEAN McDERMO'I'I', Welch, ARS: RICHARD DALE McELHANEY. Tulsa, Educaiion, SIAA, AIAA: DONNA JANE MCELROY, Tulsa. Educarion, AAA, Morrar Board, Orange Quill, Orange 81 Black Quill, Lassos 8: Lariais, KAU, Educalion Senaior, Educalion Siudeni Council, Homecoming Co-Chairman, Army Blades. ROW 6: CLEO E. McGEE, Broken Arrow, Engineering, EX, IEEE, Flying Aggies, IPC: GERALD R. MCGOWN, McCune, Kan., Agri! cullure, Block 84 Bridle, AZ: STERLIN HENRY MCGRUDER, Musko- gee, AES, Scabbard 81 Blade, Cader Olilicers Club: RICHARD ADRIAN McGUIRE, Tulsa, Engineering, AIAA, Young Republicans ROW 7: KAY JANNETTE McKAY, Amarillo, Tex., Home Ec., KKT, Morlar Board, Army Blade Commander, FNIA Club President fb-E. ON, WTO: WESLEY MACK McKINZEY, Lawion, A8157 NORMAN ROE MCLAREN, Woodward, Agriculiure, ATA, Collegiale EFA: JUDY McLEAN, Ponca Cily, Educaiion, AX9, SEA, Young Demo- crais, KAH, Orange Quill, Orange X1 Black Quill. ROW 8: VICTOR RALPH MCMILLEN, Slillwaler, Business, ATQI BOBBY J. McMILLIN, Blair, Agriculiure, Agronomy Club, ASCS7 DON MCMURRAY, Duncan, Business: JOHN W. MCPHERSON, Pryor, Engineering, QXE, AIChE. Page +81 Page 482 SENIOR CLASS ROW I: GEORGE MICHAEL McSHEA, Beverly Hills, Calif., Edu- calion, TKEI, OSU Skydivers, Newman Club, Cadel Officers Club: PAMELA R. MEANS, Oklahoma Cily, Eclucalion, KKF: PATRICIA ANN MEGGS, Oklahoma Cily, Business, KA: RAMESH K. MEHTA, Bombay, India, Engineering, ASME, India Sludenls Club. ROW 2: LORETTA LOU MEINKE, Boswell, Home Ec.: RICHARD EARL MELOT, Wanelle, Agricullure: GLENDA LOUISE MERCER, Perkins, Educalion: CHARLES MARTIN MESSALL, Newporl News, Va.. Engineering, Triangle, IEEE, Cadel Officers Club. ROW 3: STAN B. METCALF, Poleau, Engineering, Eire Proleclion Sociely: RICHARD JAMES METSCHER, Covinglon, AHS, AT, SUAB: JUDITH ANN MEYER, Tulsa, Educalion, KAII, SEA: RON- NIE LEE MEYER, Eairlax, Business, Band. ROW 4: MARY H. MIGLIORE, Collinsville, A81S, O'Colly, Band: CAROLYN LEE MILBURN, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC., IDP, Sludenl Senale, Home Ec. Club, Orange 81 Black Quill, WRHA, SEA: ROB- ERT J. MILDFELT, Perry, Business, Young Democrals: ARTHUR LAWRENCE MILLER, Easl Greenbush, N. Y., Educalion. ROW 5: BILL EUGENE MILLER, Ponca Cily, Home Ec.: CAROL ANN MILLER, Tulsa, Business, Murray House Council, WRHA. AWS: ERNA GRACE MILLER, Barllesville, Home EC., K'f', Young Republicans, FRXCD Club, Home Ec. Club: FRED M. MILLER, Lindsay, Agricullure, AZ, Agricullure Council. ROW 6: JAMES WILLARD MILLER, Tulsa, Engineering, ATA, AIA. -JTPE: JERRY LEON MILLER, Elgin, Agricullure, Block 81 Bridle? JON TERRELL MILLER, Tulsa, Engineering, IEEE: JULIA ETTA MIL- LER, Joplin, Educalion, Army Blades, KAU, SEA, Young Republicans. ROW 7: LARRY S. MILLER, Council Hill, Agricullure, Block X1 Bridle: WILLIAM HOBERT MILLS, Oklahoma Cily, A8fSg ANN- ETTE RENEE MILTON, Sulphur, Home Ec., QTO, MKT, WRHA. Army Blades, Willard Pres.: VERNON M. MINSON, Vinila, Agri- cullure, AFP, Who's Who, AZ, Block 81 Bridle, Agricullure Council, Aggie Toaslmaslers. ROW 8: RALPH GENE MIRES, Hooker, Agricullure, Block 3: Bridle. Rodeo Club: CAROL ANN MISKOVSKY, Oklahoma Cily, AES. AX9, Med Tech Sociely, Young Democrals: JOHN ALLEN MITCH- ELL, Oklahoma Cily, Business, IRC, IDP: ROBERT EUGENE MITT- ASCH, Perry, Agricullure, Collegiale EEA. SEA. Contrary to popular belief, the formal gardens were planted there as a beauty measure, not as a short cut for people to get to the Union. Signals Are Go tter Graduation Check ROW I: PRICELLA ANN MOFFATT, Tulsa. Home Ec., FRSQCD Club, General Home Ec. Club: WILLIAM PETER MOHR, Tulsa. ABS, EX, Young Republicans: WILSON B. MOLDROP, Selling, Business, AKXP: STANLEY RAY MOLER, Wynona, AES. ROW 2: JAMES D. MONAHAN, Fairview, AES, KKNP, Band. KVRO: LARRY M. MONTGOMERY, Calvin, ABS: KEVIN DUNBAR MOODIE, Soutti Atrica, Engineering, 959: JORLIN K. MOON. Alexandria, Va., Engineering. ROW 3: ROBERT JOSEPH MOON, Blaclcwell, Engineering, New- man Club, AIA, IDP: THOMAS LEE MOON, Pawlwuslca, Engineer- ing, KE, AIIE: PAUL DAVID MOONEY, Stillwater, AES, AXA, Stu- rent Entertainers: JIM L. MOORE, Olclalwoma City, Business, EN, Blue Key, Business Student Council President, MKT President, IFC. Board ot Publications, Student Senate, Supreme Court. ROW 4: JOHN D. MOORE, Ada, ABS, AT, Flying Aggies, Arnold Air Society, Cadet Otticers Club, OSU Skydivers, OSE: MALVIN MAX MOORE, Springfield, Mo., Engineering: MICHAEL ALFRED MORAN, Durant, Business, ZAE, Business Gavel Club, Young Re- publicans: NANCY SUE MOREHOUSE, Russellville, Arla., Education, KKF, Panbellenic, SEA, Education, Student Council. ROW 5: JIM ELDON MORFORD, Amorita, Agriculture, Acacia, Block 81 Bridle, OAK, AZ, Agricultuer Council, Student Senate: JOHN ALAN MORGAN, Bartlesville, Engineering, 'I'HE, KKXV. HKN, ET, IEEE: MARY DEE MORRISON, Geary, A8rS, KA9, EAI. MENC: BOBBY DALE MOSER, Cyril, Agriculture, AZ, Block 81 Bridle. ROW 6: ED F. MOUSS, Olcemati, Business, SAM, Young Democrats, ISP, lttanaba Indian Club, Student Senate: STEVEN MICHAEL MOYERS, Drummond, Engineering, 449, Blue Key, HTE, Lassos 81 Lariats, ASME: THOMAS EDWARD MUEGGENBORG, Olcarclae. Business, TK9, Arnold Air Society, Newman Club, SAME, SAM, Cadet Otticers Club: ELARRYO EUGENE MUKES, Olclatioma City, ATA. Page 483 Most good scrapbook editors agree: flour and water is best, with Elmer's, rubber cement, and library paste following in that order. Difficult Courses Prove Challenging Page 484 ROW I: MELVIN ROGER MURPHY, Ponca Cily, Educalion, SIAAI TERREL R. MYERS, Woodward, AXQS, EX, HAM: SUE NELL NALL, Boise Cil'y, A3cS, HB49, Morlar Board, Who's Who, ZAH, Presi- clen'l's Advisory Boarcl, Governmenl Week, Angel Flight A815 Slu- denl' Council, AWS: DWIGHT M. NANCE, Blackwell, A8cS, AT, WX, SEA, Young Republicans. . ROW 2: STEPHEN FRANCIS NATHMAN, Tulsa, Business, ZAE, Arnold Air Sociely, Cadel' Olslicers Club, Newman Club: WILLIAM DALLAS NAY, Edmond, Business, MKT: JAMES D. NEEL, Barlles- ville, Business, ZAE, MKT: CHARLES E. NELSON, Oklahoma Cily, Business, KA, MKT, Young Democrals, ICP, Dean's Honor Roll. ROW 3: CHARLES LEE NELSON, Perkins, Agricullure, Newman Club, Colle-giare Farmers Union, Aggie X: MELVIN MAX NEPPEL, Carroll, Iowa, Engineering, ASCE: MARGARET ANN NESSER, Brislow, Home EC., HEED Club, Newman Club: LORETTA FAY NEUMANN, Oklahoma Cily, AES, WRI-IA, ETA, Newman Club. Young Democrars, SUAB. ROW 4: CARL E. NEWBERRY, Okmulgee, Business: JIM DUANE NEWKHAM, Maud, A8fS: ANITA CHRISTINE NEWMAN, Okla- homa Cil'y, APRS, XYZ: HELEN L. NEWMAN, McAlesl'er, KKF, Young Democrars, SUAB, QA9, Governmenl Week. ROW 5: IMON THOMAS NEWMAN, Duncan, Agricullure, Agron- omy Club: CYNTHIA ANN NEWTON, Enid, Educarion, SEA, NEA. OEA, IDP. Young Republicans: BOBBY RAY NICHOLS, Chouleau. Engineering, AlChE: ROBERT JOE NICHOLSON, Blackwell, Busi- ness, AK'1'. ROW 6: JERALD KEITH NICKELS, Slillwaler, Agriculiure, Foreslry Club: GARY LEE NICKERSON, Claremore, Engineering, ASCE: JACK R. NIGGEMYER, Waynesburg, Pa., Agricullure, OSU Sky- divers, Flying Aggies, Aggie X: DAVID FRED NITTLER, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, EX, ET, XE, Engineering Sl'uden+ Council, ASCE. SENIOR CLASS ROW I: LARRY PARISH, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, -EN, SUAB, EM: Young Republicans: JOLANE NIX, Oklahoma Cily, Business, Young Democrals, Army Blades, IDP, AWS: PATSIANN NIX, Oklahoma Cily, Agricullure, Block Xi Bridle, OSU Rodeo Club. TF, WRA: REBECCA ANN NOEL, Prairie Village, Kang AES, ZTA, Young Republicans, ICP, Agualic Club. ROW 2: TONYA RAE NOEL, Pawhuska, Home Ec., KA9, Sludenl Senale, Morlar Board, Angel Flighl, VR Girl, CTM Club, ON, Pan- hellenic, Orange Ouill, Orange 81 Black Ouill, 'l'K'l', Who's Whof WILBUR DEAN NOLAND, Enid, A81S, KKW, 'l'MA, Band, Glee Club: ROBERT H. NOLL, Canlon, Mass., Engineering, Fire Prolec- lion Sociely, TIE: LEO D. NOLTENSMEYER, Cushing, Business, MKT, KA, Young Republicans. ROW 3: NEAL NORMAN NORTH, Ponca Cily, Business, AXA, Young Republicans, Cadel' Officers Club: LARRY LEONARD NORTHUP, Ollumwa, Agricullure, Dean's I-lonor Roll, FEA, ATA, Rodeo Club: DONNA JO NORTON, Slillwaler, Business, AXSZ. BTE, Young Republicans: DALE WILSON NOWLIN, Tulsa, Busi- ness, EN, Business Sludenl Council. ROW 4: PATRICIA ANN NULL, Chickasha, Home Ec., FRZQCD Club, Deans Honor Rall, Home Ec. Club: ROBERT LEROY NULL, Chickasha, Engineering, Acacia, IEEE: SYED AHMED NUSRATUL- LA, Pakislan, Engineering, AIA: JACQUELINE OAKES, Slillwaler. Ki, SUAB, BSU, Lassos X1 Larials, Deans Honor Rall. ROW 5: JOHN E. O'DAY, Mclieesporl, Pa., Engineering: JEMME LYNN OLSON, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, KA, SEA, Educalion Sludenl Council, YWCA, ACE, Homecoming Commillee: 'SHARON LEE OLSTAD, Enid, Educalion, XQ, ACE Presidenl, SEA: SUZAN JANE OLTMANNS, Enid, AAU, Educalion. ROW 6: GUY GREGORY ORMISTON, Slillwaler, Business, EMI: W. WAYNE ORRELL, Porl Cobb, ALS, AFP7 PETER SHANNON ORSBURN, Oklahoma Ciiy, Education: MARY ELIZABETH OS- BORN, Ardmore, Educalion, SEA, ACE, Wesley Foundalion. ROW 7: MARLEEN M. OSBORNE, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, KA, Army Blades, SEA, Kill: DENZIL EDWARD OSWALT, Chickasha, Business, Acacia, IEC, NKT, Young Democrals, ICP: WAYNE THEODORE OTSUKI, Slillwaler, Engineering, HHN, K'l', IEEE. IIMEI OAK, Engineering Sludenl Council, 'IJKKTR Who's Who, Band, 'l'llE,: LINDA SUE OTTINGER, Hydro, Business, MKT, IDP, Wesley Foundalion. ROW 8: ROBERT CLARK OURSLER, Topeka, Kan., Business, Scab- bard 84 Blade, Pershing Riiles, Wesley Foundalion, Cadel' OPFICGFS Club: ROBERT LEE OXFORD, Pawhuska, AES, ATU, 'I'-AM: MARI- LYN KAY PADDACK, Lindsay, Educalion, BSU, Collegiale 4-H, AES Honor Sociely, Young Republicans: PHILLIP LEE PALMATRY, Wil- minglon, Del., Agricullure. Page 485 Page 486 SENIGR CLASS ROW I: JAMES LEE NITZEL, Calume+, Agricullure, Block 81 Bridle: CAROLYN ANN PARKER, Blackwell, Educalion: GARY L. PARKER, Tulsa. ABS, UKA, REDSKIN Slail, IRC, Cadel' Officers Club: ERNEST CLEO PARKS, I-lealdion, Agricullure, AX. ROW 2: MARVIN THOMAS PARR, Midwesl Ciiy, Engineering: RICHARD JAMES PARSONS, Barflesville, A81S. PPE: ASHOK T. PATEL, Bombay, India, Engineering: GANGARAM P. PATEL, Still- waier, Engineering. ROW 3: DIXIE DIANE PATTERSON, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, ACE, SEA: SANDRA KAY PATTERSON, Kingfisher, Home EC.. WRA, Young Republicans, IDP, Home Ec Club, Film Club: SHERRY JUNELL PATTERSON, Pauls Valley, Home Ec., AEA, KAH, Home Ec. Club, I-IEED Club, CIJTO, Collegiale Farmers Union, IDP, SEA: JOAN LUNELL PAYNE, Colony, Home EC., AEA, SEA, Home Ec. Club. ROW 4: LINDA DARLEEN PAYNE, Elgin, AES: THOMAS D. PEACE, Ivluldrow, ASIS, EX, Young Republicans, EM: RICHARD VANCE PEETOOM, Nardin, Business, EX, AK'I', Business Gavel Club: PERRY H. PELLEY, Wichila, Kan., Engineering, BGJU. ROW 5: CHARLES THOMAS PENDERGRAFT, Miami, Business: ROBERT ALLEN PERDUE, Ponca Cily, Business: RONALD C. PER- KINS, Oklahoma Cily, ASIS, EAE, Circle K.: BUDO DOYLE PERRY. EI. Gibson, Engineering, ASAE. ROW 6: DAVID JAMES PERRY, Muskogee, AXIS, EN, ICP, Young Republicans, O Club, Varsily Track: DAVID ARTHUR PETERS, EI. Sill, ASIS, Scabbard 81 Blade: SAM ALLEN PFENNING, I-lobarl. Agriculiureq THOMAS R. PHILLIPPE, Oillon, A8iS. ROW 7: JAMES G. PHILLIPS, Oklahoma Cify, Engineering. 'PAQ AIIE: LEWIS H. PHILLIPS, Valley Cenler, Kan., Business, INE, Young Republicans: M. KIETH PHILLIPS, Pryor, Business, KZ, MKTZ JANET E. PIERRO, Tulsa, ABS. ROW 8: KENNETH NEAL PINKSTON, Oklahoma Ciiy, Agricul- Iure, AZ, 412, Sanborn Enlomology Club, Cadel Olilicers Club, Young Republicans: WILLIAM M. PINKSTON, Union Cil'y, Agricul- Iure, AX: JOE B. PIRKLE, Siillwaier, Engineering, fP1'A, Lassos 81 Larials, AIIE: JOE B. PLUMMER, Ralslon, Engineering, 'i'KT, ET. AlChE. VVhiIe considered by some to he rather avant garde, the Erick Hawkins dance group present- ed Il very interesting evening of entertainment. pplioations and Interviews for Jobs ROW I: WILLIAM MORRIS PLUMMER, Tonkawa, Business, INZ, Young Republicans: BARBARA J. POLK, Tulsa, Home Ec., Senior Class Secretary, Mortar Board, AWS, ON, K-AH, Home Ec. Student Council, BSU: DANIEL DAVID POPE, Tulsa, AHS, Pre-Vet Club. Young Republicans, Flying Aggies: CAROLYN B. PORTER, Stillwa- ter, Education. ROW 2: ELIZABETH A. PORTER, Lawton, ABS, EAU, Young Dem! ocrats: GEORGE JIM POULOS, Muskogee, ABS, Young Republia cans: CHARLES L. POWELL, Stillwater, AHS: RAYMOND DEMP- SEY POWERS, Midwest City, Engineering, ASME, SAE. ROW 3: PATRICIA POYTHRESS, Tulsa, Education, ACEI, SEA, IDP, Iii, Willard House Council, Dean's Honor Roll: TERRY LYNN PRATER, Oklahoma City, Education, AXSZI KAII, SEA: BERTIE LOU PRATHER, Blackwell, ABS, ZTA, Young Republicans, SUAB, ICP.: KENNETH W. PRATT, Richtield Springs, N. Y., Home EC. ROW 4: ROBERT JONATHON PRATZ, Enid, Agriculture, Forestry Club, SAME, Pershing Ritles: DARRYL BRUCE PRICE, Lookeba. Agriculture, Agronomy Club, SCSA: RONALD W. PRICE, Elk City, Engineering, IIKN, IEEE: DEANNA LOU PROPST, Bristow, Home Ec., Orange Ouill, Orange 81 Black Quill, 'PKfIf, YWA, BSU, Home Ec. Club, HEED Club. ROW 5: DONNA SUE PROPST, Bristow, Home Ec., I-IEED Club, YWA, Orange 81 Black Ouill: ROBERT R. PROVINE, Tulsa, A8fS, WX, A815 Student Council, IRC: JOHN D. PRUITT, Del City, ABS, 'VXI IDP, SAM: CHARLES AUSTIN QUILLIN, Union City, Tenn., Educa- tion, Eire Protection Society. ROW 6: THOMAS C. OUILLIN, Union City, Tenn., Engineerinfu: MARY ANN QUINNETTE, Oklahoma City, Education: MARY RAB- BI'I'I', Tulsa, Education, X-Q, SEA, ACE, KAII, SUAB, Deans Honor Roll, Orange Xt Black Ouill: BARBARA KAYE RADCLIFFE, Duncan Education, SEA, CEA, Young Republicans. Page -I87 One of the most fascinating and educational Allied Arts was when Ravi Shankar and group played the sitar, an instrument from India. Their's Are oices ot Experience Page 488 ROW I: JOHN HOWARD RADCLIEFE, Duncan, Home Ec., 'l'A9, INE, HRAD Club: CHARLES EUGEN RAKE, Stillwater, Engineer- ing, HTE, Petroleum Club: CAROL DEAN RALSTON, Tulsa, Edu- cation, KKl', Young Republicans, SEA, SUAB: JOHN RICHARD RALSTON, Amarillo, Tex,, Business, SAM. ROW 2: NANCY LOUISE RAMAGE, Muskogee, Education, BSU. ACE, SEA: FRANK FRED RAMMING, Lahoma, AES, Arnold Air Society: LARRY M. RANKIN, Kiowa, Kan., Engineering.: HENRY G. RAY, Geronimo, Education, SEA. ROW 3: ROBERT J. RAY, Blackwell, Engineering, EX, AIIE, Acad- emy Series, IEC: PAULETFE ELLEN REAGAN, Stillwater, Education. Rodeo Club: FRAN M. REAMS, Tulsa, ARS, XXI, Angel Flight. AHS Student Council, SUAB: ALICE JEAN REED, Neosho, Mo.. Home Ec.,T1', Home Ec. Club, HEED Club. ROW 4: RAYMOND ODELL REED, Et. Smith, Ark., Engineering. Intercollegiate Knights, Young Democrats, AIIE: JOHN EDGAR REESE, Shawnee, AHS, KZ, Young Democrats, IRC: SUSAN ANN RENO, Cleveland, A8cS, AAA, Orange 84 Black Quill, Lassos 81 Lari- ats, LFE, Homecoming Committee, WRA, Young Republicans: DAVID LEE RICE, Tulsa, Engineering, IEEE, OSE, HKN. ROW 5: RUTH E. RICE, Oklahoma City, Education, KA9, SEA: People to People, Education Student Council, KAIL KAY DON RICHARDSON, Seminole, Business, SAM, Young Republicans: KENNETH LLOYD RICHARDSON, Hobart, Agriculture, Agronomy Club: JERRY RANDALL RICKNER, Drumright, Agriculture, Block 81 Bridle. ROW 6: ALICE JANE RIEMER, Pawnee, Home Ec., X53, Angel Flight, AWS, Home Ec. Club, Academy Series: LOUIS MICHAEL RIEVES, Oklahoma City, ARS, EN, ETA, TAM, Young Republicans? JANICE ILEENE RIGGS, Perryton, Tex., Business: EDWARD HARN- DEN RILEY, Lowell, Mass,, Engineering. SENIGR CLASS ROW I: HAROLD EUGENE RILEY, Sapulpa, AZQS, ATA, SAM. Young Republicans, Cade? Officers Club: RALEIGH FRANKLIN RINEHART, Lawlon, Engineering, KZ: MICHAEL JOE RING, Red Rock, Agricullurei CATHY RISK, Tulsa, AHS, AAU, WRA, Canler- bury, PEMM Club. ROW 2: H. RANDAL ROARK, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, BQH. Blue Key, AIA, People lo People, ET, Governmenl' Week: KAY ROBERTS, Tulsa, Business, AAA, BSC, BFZ5 ALTON ROY ROBERT- SON, Pulnam, Agricullure, AFP, Aggie X, Dean's Honor Roll: JERRY M. ROBINSON, Boise Cily, A8fS, 4'I'A. ROW 3: JOHN ALBERT ROBINSON, Bixby, Engineering, HTZI RICHARD GLENN ROCKWOOD, E+. Smifh, Engineering, Triangle: THERESA CECELIA RODGERS, Casper, Wyo., Home Ec., HEED Club: ANNE LOUISE ROE, Bloomingfon, III., Eclucalion. ROW 4: DIXIE LEE ROE, Chandler, Educalion, SEA: CAROLYN ODOM ROGERS, Muskogee, Home EC., XS2, General Home Ec. Club, FRCD Club' JACK STANLEY ROGERS, Anadarko, Business. AKXP: JOHNNY GLENN ROSE, Oklahoma Cily, ASIS, HKA Presi- cIenI', Thealre Guild Presidenl. ROW 5: RICHARD JOSEPH ROSE, Merrick, N. Y., Business, KA: DONNA GEORGENE ROWSEY, Allen, Home Ec., fIDTO, KAI-II LYNN HUBERT ROYSTON, Oklahoma Cily, Business, HKA, SAM, MKT, Cadel Ollicers Club: ROBERTA K. RUDOLPH, Oklahoma Cily, A8fS, AXQ, Orange Ouill, Orange 81 Black Ouill, YWCA. Educalion Sludenl Council, SEA. ROW 6: ALICE ANNE RUMBAUGH, Tulsa, AES, Kin, Willard Hall Council. Orange X1 Black Quill, AXS Honor Sociely, SEA, IDP. WRHA: PETRINA M. RUSSO, Oklahoma Cily, 1-IB'I', Kin, Orange 81 Black Quill, SEA, Dean's Honor Roll: LEOLA FAYE SADLER, Perkins, Home Ec., CTM Club, MKT, Home Ec. Club: DAVID J. SAMUEL, Ponca Cilv. Agricullure, Eoreslry Club. ROW 7: TRUDY SAMUELSON, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, AXSZ. REDSKIN Seclion Edilor, Young Republicans, SEA, ACE, SUAB7 CHERYL SANDERS, Slillwaler, A8fS, KA9: CHERYL LYNN SAND- ERS, Tulsa, Business, FTB, Young Democrals, SUAB, WRA: AMIN SATI, Damascus, Syria, Engineering. ROW 8: LYNNE SAULS, Barllesville. ASIS, Wesley Foundalion. K'I'. Young Republicans, IDP, IRC: C. RUSSELL SAUNDERS, Cenlralia, Engineering, HTE, MRHA: JOHN PAUL SAVOLAINEN, Tulsa. Business, KA, 'PHD Aggie Sporfs Car Club, Deans Honor Roll: ED SCAMMAHORN, Apache, Agricullure. Page 489 Page 490 SENIOR CLASS ROW I: GARY E. SCHIEBER, Newkirk, Business, Newman Club, AEH: JOHN A. SCHILT, Muskogee, Engineering, EN: DICK L. SCHILTZ, Ponca Cily, Engineering, Farml-louse, ET, AlChE, AEA. Newman Club, Engineering Sludenl Council, Collegiale EFA: GEORGE S. SCHNEIDER, Oklahoma Cily, Business, MKT, Young Republicans. ROW 2: NORMAN FREDERICK SCHNEIDER, Barllesville, Home Ec., HX1RA Sociely, Cadel Oilicers Club: DOUGLAS ALLEN SCHOENHALS, Shalluck, Business, ZX, Flying Aggies, Caclel Olili- cers Club: SANDRA J. SCHROEDER, Kingfisher, Home EC., AXQ. SEA, ACEI, FRCD Club, TA. ON. Young Republicans: ROGER WAYNE SCHUMACHER, I-Iamplon, N. J., Educalion, SEA. ROW 3: LOUIS SCHUPBACH, Alva, Agricullure, FarmHouse, FA: TONY C. SCHWAB, Oklahoma Cily, Agricullureg CHARLES PETER SCHWARZ, Okarche, Engineering, 'I1K9, Young Democrals, ASCE, Engineering Gavel Club, Flying Aggies, Newman Club, OSEg ROLAND JAY SCHWOERKE, Oklahoma Cily, Agricullure, Foreslry Club, Cadel' Officers Club. ROW 4: JACKIE L. SCOTT, Dewey, AES, Acacia: JAMES HU- BERT SCOTT, Collinsville, Agricullure, AZ, Dairy Science Club? REID H. SCUSSELL, Sloninglon, Conn., Agricullure, Block 84 Bridle. Rodeo Club, BARBARA JEAN SECHRIST, Hazel Cresf, III., Educa- Iion, ZTA, Young Democrals, ICP, SEA. ROW 5: JOHN FRANKLIN SEIBER, Holclenville, AHS, EarmHouse. IFC, ICP: ROMULO WAYNE SELLS, May, Engineeringy LEOLA LOYET SHAFER, Cherokee, AES: RONALD GEORGE SHAFER. Cherokee, Agricullure, AVP, AZ. Dean's Honor Roll. ROW 6: LARRY CLEO SHAFFER, ldabel, Educalion, THE, SIAA, TIE, EXE, MRHA: SATISH N. SHAH, Slillwaler, Engineering: DAVID GARY SHANNON, Tulsa, AXQS, AXA: THOMAS ALLEN SHANNON, Anadarko, Engineering, Triangle, AIA, Engineering Gavel Club. ROW 7: RICHARD J. SHAVEY, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, ATA, AIA: RANDYE LEE SHAW, Oklahoma Cily, Educaliong ROBERT FRANK SHAW, Tulsa, Engineering: TOM R. SHAW, Barllesville. Engineering, ATU. ROW 8: TRAVIS D. SHAW, Tulsa, ASS, EX: THOMAS CLIFFORD SHEA, Tulsa, Educalion, SIAA3 DONALD JOE SHELTON, Yale, Home Ec., I-l8cRA Sociely, IRC, MANHARLAL S. SHETHIA, Cal- culla, India, Engineering. The main feature of all major parties on campus is :1 man in Il black silk hut behind the camera. Ile is commonly known as Haskell KDUCI Prnett. Conseientious Endeavor Yields Reward ROW I: BONNIE MAXIE SHIELDS, Willow, A8151 CAROLYN ANN SHIRCK, Tulsa. A8153 R. SHARON SHIVER, Barllesville, A8151 PAMELA SUE SHOCKLEY, Enid, AHS, XQ, Angel Flighf, Morlar Board, AWS. ROW 2: CONNIE EDWARD SHOEMAKER, Nowala, AXIS: PAT GAYLE SHOLAR, Oklahoma Cily, Business, KKF, H-QU, Young Republicans: STANLEY GERALD SHUFORD, I-lennessey, Educalion, Tech Radio Club, TIE: ROBERT K. SHUPE, Pawnee, Engineering, Triangle, IIKN, IEEE. ROW 3: RUSSELL DWAYNE SHUPE, Newlfirli, AES, ACS: RON- ALD LEE SIEGENTHALER, I-lenryella, AHS, Acacia, Young Demo- crals, AN: MICHAEL WESTON SIGMON, Oklahoma Cily, Engi- neering, KE, IEEE, Young Republicans, HKNq JERRY LEE SILLS, Waulcomis, Business, ATQ, AEH, Caclel Officers Club, Young Re- publicans, AEA. ROW 4: FOREST E. SIMPSON, Ada, Agricullure, Block 81 Bridle: W. DENNIS SIMPSON, Lawlon, AES, XA, Young Republicans: JANE CAROLYN SINGLETON, Oklahoma Cily, A8153 PATRICK MICHAEL SKEES, Ponca Cily, AXIS, 'I'K9, Newman Club. ROW 5: JERRY N. SLACK, Tulsa, Ifbliq CARL ALFRED SLATER. Cheyenne Valley, Engineering, Wesley Eoundaiion, IRC, AIAA. Im'-E1 ALBERT SLIVA, Slillwaler, Engineering, IIT-5. ET: JOSEPH FRED SLOAN, Barllesville, Business, SAM, Young Democrals, IDP, Newman Club. ROW 6: SUELLEN SMILEY, Madill, Educalion, SNEA: DARWIN C. SMITH, Tulsa, Engineering, IX, ASCE: DONNA K. SMITH. Olclahorna Cil'y, Educalion, XII, Academy Series, SEA, ACElg JERRY MICHAEL SMITH, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, IIKN, Scabbard 81 Blade, Cadel Officers Club, IEEE. Page 491 sm. , V.,-:A A I i , j 9 , , a ,ar f Though most people at College get their usual eight hours of sleep every night, there are , those lucky enough who can get ten or twelve. s essee tsutst I '-. is ' 3 its ttl k I ,Q 3 ff' it ' .fs ,, ,, ., ,g-L. ,vp x mbition ls Now Backed b Training Page 492 ROW I: JOHN POLLARD SMITH, Lawton, Engineering: JOSEPH EMMETT SMITH, Oklahoma City, Engineering, -Vlll, Engineering Student Council, Pershing Ritles, IEEE: KATHY LONGMIRE SMITH, Pauls Valley, A8tS, Young Republicans: KENNETH MICH- AEL SMITH, Tulsa, Engineering, EX, XE, ASCE. ROW 2: LARRY LYNN SMITH, Lawton, Engineering, EN, 'PHIL IIT, AIIE, Young Republicans: MICHAEL RICHARD SMITH, New Lebanon, Ohio, AES, Scabbarcl 81 Blade, Pershing Rifles: MONTY KENT SMITH, Cherokee, Agriculture, Forestry Club: MYRON F. SMITH, McAlester, Engineering, TKE, -YT, IEEE. ROW 3: NORMA JEAN SMITH, Pawnee, Education, AXSZ, SEA, Young Republicans, Little Sisters ot Minerva, Campus Chest? PEGGY LAEERN SMITH, Camarillo, Calit., ASS, KA, IIKA, Theatre Guild.: RICHARD EARL SMITH, Nowata, Engineering, ITKN, IEEE: RILETTA BELLE SMITH, Lone Wolt, Home Ec., AEA, Girls' Ritle Team, Home Ec. Club, HEED Club, WTO. ROW 4: SHARON KATHRYN SMITH, Tulsa, Business, KKF, BTX. Young Republicans, Orange 8i Black Ouill: SHARON KAY SMITH, Oklahoma City, Business, ZTA: STANLEY JAMES SMITH, Pauls Valley, Engineering, Arnold Air Society, Cadet Otticers Club, AIAA, Young Republicans: SUZANNE MARIE SMITH, Oklahoma City. Business, AZ, Panhellenic, HQH, SEA. ROW 5: ROGER KEITH SNIDER, Clinton, Agriculture: WENDELL K. SMITH, Ponca City, Agriculture, Collegiate EEA, Block 81 Bridle, Varsity Swim Team, IDP: WRIGHT J. SMITH, Centerview, Mo.. Agriculture, Block 8: Bridle: DONNA LORENZ SNIDER, Clinton. Education, KAII, SAE. ROW 6: PATRICIA SUE SODERSTROM, Pawhuska, Home Ec., I I'B, CTM Club, General I-Iome Ec. Club, AWS, Young Democrats: ANTHONY J. SOLOW, Tulsa, Agriculture, SAX, Agriculture Jour- nalism Club: ROSE LEE SOLOW, Daly City, Calit., AES, OSU Ritle Team: CHARLES E. SPARKS, Blanchard, Agriculture. SEIXIIGR CLASS ROW I: GARY WAYNE SPARKS, Las Vegas, Nev., Engineering, AIA: CHARLES THOMAS SPENCER, Elgin, Agricullure, Block 81 Bridle: RICHARD V. SPRANGEL, Wagoner, Engineering, AT, ASME, Young Democrals: KAYLEEN ANN SPROUL, Isabella, Educalion. Army Blades, SEA, WRA. ROW 2: RONALD J. SPURLIN, El Reno, Business, EN, MKTq SHIRLEY RUTH STABE, I.al'iorna, ARS, Orange Bc Black Quill, Til, WRA, Dairy Science Club, Collegiale 4-H7 RAYMOND STAHL, Olclalworna Cily, Agricullure, Foreslry Club, Aggie Toaslmaslers: HAROLD LENN STALFORD, Cusliing,1'ITE. ROW 3: LARRY WILLIAM STANEART, Pawnee, Business, SX. MKT, AKKP, Olllicers Club: REX EARL STARR, Slilwell, Agricullure, Dean's Honor Roll, ATA, IRC, Collegiale FFA, Aggie Toaslmaslers: DAVID MACK ST. CLAIR, Omalna, Neb,, Business, TAG, Young Re- publicans: JUANITA LOUISE STEIGLEDER, Beggs, Educalion, ACE, SEA, WRA. ROW 4: GARY JAMES STEIGMAN, Bessie, Engineering, ASCE: JERRY NOEL STEPHAN, Enid, AES, OSU Slcydivers, Arnold Air Sociely, Flying Aggies, SAME: MARY M. STERLING, Olcmulgee, AES. A-5-A, Agualic Club, Young Democralsg DAVID E. STEWART, Tulsa, AES. ROW 5: DON R. STEWART, Tulsa, Engineering, HKA, AIIE, Young Republicans: CAROLYN ANN STIEEERMANN, Perry, Educalion, Newman Club, SEA, KAII, ACE, LARRY LEE STINCHCOMB, Min- co, Agricullure, AFP, Block X1 Bridle: LARRY GLENN STOCKARD, Barllesville, A8fS, AX, IFC, Young Republicans. ROW 6: GLEN LEE STOLHAND, Ponca Cily, Educalion, PEMM Club, Wesl' Bennell Council: KIM RAY STONAKER, Seminole, AHS. 'IJKGX HAM, SAX, Young Republicans, VR: BEVERLEE W. STONE, Olclalnoma Cily, ABS, Sociology Club, Young Democralsy ROBERT EUGENE STONE, Casliion, Agricullure, Dairy Science Club, AZ. 'PH-3, Agricullure Council, IDP. ROW 7: DONALD CURTISS STONEBARGER, Muskogee, Engineer- ing, AlClwE, IDP, Easl Bennell Presidenl: GARY NEIL STOOKES- BERRY, Clwecolalw, Agricullure, Collegiale FEA, CARLENE SYLVIA STORCK, Nardin, Educaliong CLEO ANN STOUT, Rogers, Arlc., Home Ec., ZTA, MKT, CTM Club. ROW 8: DONALD L. STOUT, Elackwell, Engineering, IX, Sludenl Senale President Blue Key, People lo People, ET, HKN, THE, TIME. 'I'K'I'i JAMES WILLARD STOUT, Clierolcee, ARS, AFP, ZIAXT LUCILLE ELIZABETH STOVER, Tulsa, AHS, 1i'f'B, Panliellenic, AWS, Young Democrals, Honor Roll, JOHNNY A. STRELLER, Perry, En- gineering. Page +93 While Oklahoma State has not yet been declared 21 disaster area, the federal government has sent a reconnaisance team to scope the story??? A Sense of Pride in ehievement Page 494 ROW I: CARLENE W. STRICKLIN, Adair, Home EC.: KENNETH STRICKLIN, Adair, Agriculture: VIRGINIA ELAINE STROBEL, Tulsa. Home Ec., Home Ec. Club, ERCD CIub,: DONALD RUSSELL STROUD, Bartlesville, A8cS, EX. ROW 2: PRISCILLA JANE STROUP, Newkirk, Education, Twirler. SUAB, SEA, Young Democrats, IDP, Army Blades, TBPJ: DIANE JEAN STUBBY, Wichita, Kan., A8fS, Sociology Club: JAMES BRUCE STURKIE, Corpus Christi, Tex., Engineering, HKN, IEEE, OSE: DEN- NIS TZE-KING SU, I-long Kong, Engineering, XE, AIA, IRC, Parker Hall Council, Chinese Student Association, ROW 3: SHIRLEY KAY SULLINS, Shawnee, I-Iome EC.: CHARLES D. SULLIVAN, Oklahoma City, Agriculture, Forestry Club: DORO- THY SUE SUTMILLER, Wilburton, Home Ec.: PHILIP A. SVYM- BERSKY, Oklahoma City, AHS, TK9, Young Democrats, IFC, New- man Club. ROW 4: JAMES A. SWAGERTY, Oklahoma City, Engineering. fl'1'A, Student Senate, Blue Key, -YT, ATM, Engineering Student Council: LAURA JEAN SWAN, Enid, Home Economics: CAROLYN LORRAINE SWEARENGIN, Meeker, Home Ee., MKT, CTM Club. Home Ec, Club, XA: SHIRLEY SWINNEY, Oklahoma City, Educa- tion, HBLIJ, KAH, Army Blades, Education Student Council, AWS, Dean's Honor Rall, Orange 81 Black Ouill. ROW 5: GEORGE WALTER TALBERT, Idabel, Engineering: REX ALEX TALLENT, Sand Springs, AHS, Young Republicans: LINDA ANN TALLEY, Chandler, A8rS, Orange 81 Black Quill, BSU, IDP: AYLA S. TALUY, Ankara, Turkey, Engineering, AIA, SWE, ET, XE, Turkish Student Club. ROW 6: WILLIAM W. TATUM, Danville, Ark,, Agriculture, Aggie X: LARRY LEON TAYLOR, Waukomis, Engineering, AIA: CHARLES DEAN TEAGUE, Ardmore, Engineering, Tech Radio Club: ALAN W. TEEL, Perry, Agriculture, Aggie Toastmasters, Collegiate FFA. The Tinion Ballroom is supposed to be adequate fur the biggest parties on campus. People just Crowd so close because they want to. Weekends Break the Study Routine ROW I: JAMES LOUIS TEMPERO, Ardmore, Agriculture, K-HX, Forestry Club, Pershing Ritles: WILLIAM FRA TEMPLE, Tulsa, A8fS, EAE, Theatre Guild, Sailing Club, Slxy Divers, fI'llZ, Newman Club, Young Democrats: BILL HUGH TERRELL, Tulsa, Engineering, IEEE, IIKN: ED THOMAS, Heretord, Tex., Business, :'l'I'1: BFE, OAK, BAXP, lt1'H, O Club, Otticers Club, Varsity Football. ROW 2: JAMES LEWIS THOMAS, Tulsa, AES, 'PF-X: ROBERT JAMES THOMAS, Tulsa, A81S, Cadet Otticers Club: WILLIAM W. THOMAS, Oklahoma City, Business, 'PF-5, Scabbard 81 Blade: MARK JERRY THOMASON, Texhoma, Engineering, Triangle. ROW 3: GARY JOHN THOMPSON, Marland, Agriculture, Block 8: Bridle: GERALD E. THOMPSON, Tichnor, Arlc., Engineering, IT, XE, 'P9K, ASCE: JAMES R. THOMPSON, Ponca City, Business, AT: JOE EDWARD THOMPSON, Farnsworth, Tex., Agriculture. ROW 4: KATHRYN ANN THOMPSON, Claremore, Eduaction, SEA, ACE, Young Republicans, IDP: LAWRENCE WAYNE THOMPSON, Sand Springs, Engineering, AIIE, AUM, UCCF, URCZ LESLIE DWAYNE THOMPSON, Eldorado, Business: JOHN WIL- LIAM THUR, Lone Wolt, Agriculture, Collegiate FFA, Flying Ag- gies. ROW 5: UNA LEE THURSTON, Salida, Colo., AHS, IlBfi', Angel Flight, Aquatic Club, SUAB, WRA, :AHI ROGER CLIFTON TIB4 BETTS, Stillwater, ABS: J. S. TIER, Oklahoma City, AHS, BDU, EAI. O Club, IFC, Canterbury Club, Varsity Track, People to People, Young Republicans: JOHN FORREST TIERCE, Arlington, Tex., Agri- culture, AXA, Young Democrats, Cadet Otticers Club, Poultry Sci- ence Club, Deans Honor Roll. ROW 6: CLIFFORD EARL TIMMONS, Tulsa, A8157 MARY ORR TIMS, Stillwater, AHS: MICHAEL BEN TIMS, Stillwater, Engineering, ASCE: CHARLOTTE JO TIPTON, Dallas, Tex., Business, AWS, SUAB. Page 495 Trying to get in on the election fever, the Young Republicans brought Mike Gzmlclwuter to campus and the YDS invited Lyudzx Bird. wif Will Leave as Men of Knowledge Page 496 ROW l: ROBERT BRUCE TODD, Ricliards-Gabour AEB, Mo., Busi- ness: MARVIN DALLAS TOLES, Catoosa, AES, HKA, Young Re- publicans, ACS, Arnold Air Society: LlNDA R. TOLLEFSON, Bar- tlesville, Business, K-3, MKT, NBEA, SEA, Young Republicans: ROB- ERT L. TONE, Denver, Colo., Engineering, 1-PX, Glee Club, Cadet Otticers Club, Arnold Air Society, Young Republicans. ROW 2: REBECCA ANN TOMLIN, Okrnulgee, Education, X-Ui OSE, SEA, ACE, Greek Week: GARY ALLEN TOUSSAlNT, Okla- homa City, Engineering, ATA, 'bill ET, XE, ASCE: HENRY CUTHBERT TOWNSEND, Cliickaslia, Business, Cadet Otiicers Club: GINGER ANN TRACY, Muskogee, Education, K-KP President, AWS., K-All, SEA. ROW 3: J. DAVID TUCKER, Byron, AHS: SANDRA MERLE TUR- LEY, Tulsa, Home Ec., A-UI, Home Ec. Club, HEED Club, CTM Easlnion Board, VR Girl: DONNA SUE TURNER, Hendrix, Home Ec., Home Ec. Club, HEED Club: DOUGLAS EARL TURNER, Erick, Engineering, AIIE, AUM. ROW 4: HOWARD HARRISON TURNER, Leonard, Engineering, ASAE: WALTER SHELTON TURNER, Tulsa, Agriculture: WILBER WESLEY TURNER, Mullinville, Kan., ASS: ALFRED LEE TUTTLE, Stillwater, AHS, ZFPE. ROW 5: MAYNARD E. ULLERY, Ponca City, Business: GARY LEE VAN ANTWERP, Muskogee, Engineering, Tecln Radio Club: LANA KAY VANDEVER, Mountain View, Oklahoma. AHS, Young Demo- crats, ABA, SEA: STEVE H. VAN HAVEN, Enid, Business, BAXI', Business Gavel Club: S. RICHARD VAN HORNE, Oak Brook, lll.. Horne Ec., HX, HZQRA Society, Young Republicans. SENIGR CLASS ROW I: MICHAEL J. VATER, Enid, A8153 CAROLYN SUE VAUGHAN, Blair, Agricullure, Flying Aggies, Block 81 Bridle? PATRICIA JOAN VAUGHAN, Garber, Home Ec., Newman Club, HEED Club: DANNY BOY VENOSDEL, Alva, ABS. ROW 2: ALICE VERNOOY, Broken Arrow, Home Ec., AZ, Orange 81 Black Ouill, Home Ec Club, H8zlD Club, ON, Dean's Honor Roll, Young Republicans, SUAB, ICP: RAY TRAVIS VINYARD, Allus, AHS, Ciovernmenl' Week, Young Democrals, ADA: CARRELL DEAN VISE, Howe, AHS, Arnold Air Sociely: JOE VIC WADE, Grand- lield, Business, SAM, Cadel Officers Club. ROW 3: JAMES C. WAGGERMAN, Enicl, Business, 'P-5-Ill: BYRON T. WALDRIP, Lillle Rock, Ark., Agricullure, Eoreslry Club: CONLEY EVERETT WALKER, Slillwaler, AXIS: NANCY SUE WALKER, Okla- homa Cily, Business, Young Democrals, IOP. ROW 4: DAVID K. WALL, ldabel, Agricullure, Arnold Air Socieiy, Cadei' Officers Club, Eoreslry Club: JOHN D. WALLACE, Okla- homa Cily, Home Ec,, ZIAE, HBRA Sociely, MKTg EARLENE KAY WALLS, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, SEA, ACE, KA9: PATRICIA EILEEN WARD, Ponca Cily, Educaiion, Kill, SEA, Educalion Siu- deni Council, Lassos 81 Larials. ROW 5: JACK ART WARKENTIN, Geary, Agricullure, Agronomy Club: VIVIAN CHRISTINE WARMINSKI, While Deer, Tex., Home Ec., 'I'T0, IDP, Home Ec. Club, Newman Club: SHARON KAY WARNER, Gulhrie, Business, XQ, Angel Flighl, Orange 84 Black Ouill, EA2, BT2, NCASM, Dean's Honor Roll: MARY LOUISE WARREN, Iviorrillon, Ark., Educalion, SNEA, AT, Young Democrals. ROW 6: FRANK J. WARRINGTON, Birmingham, Ala., Business, O Club: HAROLD LYNN WATSON, Ponca Cily, Agricullure: JOHNNY WARD WATSON, Tulsa, ABS, :NI ADRIAN LLOYD WATTS, Guihrie, Business, BDU, RAW, Cadel Oiclicers Club. ROW 7: CAROLYN KAY WAYMAN, Gollry, Home Ec., Home Ec Club, HEED Club: KAREN SUE WEAVER, Pawnee, Home Ec, A-SH, Home Ec Club, Home Ec Sludenl Council, Choral Club, YWCA, Young Republicans: PATRICIA L. WEBB, Senlinel, Home Ec, FNIA Club, General Home Ec Club: ROBERT I. WEBER, Newkirk, Busi- NESS. ROW 8: REX OLEN WEIGAND, Cherokee, Engineering, XT, Las- sos 81 Larials, ASAE: BETTY LOU WEIGANDT, Hobart Home Ec., ON, HEED Club, Horne EC Club, WRA: RICHARD S. WELLEN. Yukon, Home Ec., AT, HRAD Sociely, Young Republicans: GARY C. WELLS, Ponca Cily, Engineering, -ET, XE, ASCE, Sailing Club. Page 497 The main advantage to pre-enrolling is that the students mln not have to stand in line for long periods of time. Thnfs what they tell us. The Desire to Improve is Evident Page 498 ROW I: STANLEY EMIL WENDT, Eairview, Engineering, TUE, IEEE, ASME. CARROLL JANICE WEST, Taloga. AHS, Orange 81 Black Ouill, AWS, AEA, IDP: TERRY LEE WEST, Ponca City, Busi- ness, AK'I'j BARBARA LUCILLE WHATLEY, Stillwater, Business. KA. Young Republicans. SUAB. ROW 2: FLOYD E. WHITE, Hugo, AES. Karate Club, RICHARD DENNIS WHITE, Stillwater, Business, SHARON KAY WHITE, EI- dorado, Home Ec.. KPTO, Home Ec. Club, I-IEED Club, IDP, KAII, SEA, ON: WALTER L. WHITE, Tulsa, Business, IHJE. ROW 3: W. SHARON WHITE, Tulsa, AHS. PEMM Club, AHPER. Aquatic Club: DAVID LAWRENCE WHITFIELD, Pauls Valley, Engi- neering, EN. Varsity Football. AIAA: THOMAS W. WHITLOCK. Tupelo, Miss., Engineering, WILLIAM J. WHITTINGTON, Clare- rnore, Agriculture, Agronomy Club. ROW 4: BRUCE EDWIN WIANCKO, Enid. A8iS, Pershing Ritles. Scabbard 81 Blade, TEE, HME, fI'K'I'g GARY L. WIECHMAN, North Platte, Neb., Education, THE, TIE, Engineering Student Council: MERTON L. WIECHMAN, North Platte, Nels., Acacia? DAN LEWIS WIGINGTON, Lawton, Business, KE. ROW 5: JUDITH ANN WILDER, Roosevelt, AHS, SEA, IRC, Young Democrats. Willard I-louse Council, Deans Honor Roll: TOMMYE KAY WILKERSON, Dewey, Home Ec.. AZ. I-l8ilD Club: ALVIN ELLIS WILLIAMS, Muskogee, Engineering, DIONYSUS WILLIAMS, Pleebo, Liberia. Engineering. ROW b: DON EDWARD WILLIAMS, Stroud, AHS, EX, Student Senate, A815 Student Council, Elying Aggies, Slcydivers, ICP. Young Democrats, People to People.: MICHAEL G. WILLIAMS, Tulsa, AHS, BDU, Pre-Vet Club, RICHARD JOE WILLIAMS, Catoosa, Busi- ness, 9X1 TOM WILLIAMS, Stillwater. AES, ATA, ZAX, O'CoIIy. VR Committee, Presidents Advisory Board. SUAB, Young Demo- crats. Dream Looms in Each Ones Future ROW I: RUSSELL WILLIAMSON, Slillwaler, Business, B9Hg BOB G. WILLIS, Slillwaler, Business, AXA, AEH, SAM, Young Demo- cralrsg RICHARD BEAL WILLIS, Bixby, Engineering, HKN, IEEE: PAUL WILLY, Vinila, Home Ec. ROW 2: PEGGY DIANE WILP. Oklahoma Cily, A8157 DWAYNE R. WILSON, Senrinel, Business, SAM: JO ANN DOWNING WIL- SON, Oklahoma Cily, AES, Lahomag TIMOTHY EWING WILSON, Oklahoma Cily, I-Iorne EC. ROW 3: WILLIAM A. WILSON, Duncan, Business, EX, AKW7 RUSSELL M. WINER, Phoenix, Ariz., Wresfling Team, JOHN LAWRENCE WININGHAM, Pauls Valley, Business, XN, BAY, O Club, Cadel' Officers Club, Varsiry Trackq JIMMY DALE WINKLE, Holdenville, AES, Band, Choir, Orchesfra, Glee Club. ROW 4: SUE ELLEN WINKLE, Checofah, Home Ec., ON, Home EC Club, KATHY M. WINTERS, Tulsa, Business, KA9, Business Slu- denf Council, BFE, SAE, Who's Who, Morlar Board, M. RALPH WINTERS, Anllers, Business, HKA, MKT: JIMMY D. WITCRAFT, Slillwaler, Home Ec., EX. ROW 5: GARY DONALD WI'I'I', Siillwaler, Educalion, Band, Glee Club: JAMES CLIFFORD WOLFSON, Ponca Cily, Engineering, Ki: CALVIN LLOYD WOOD, Wilson, Agriculiure, Agronomy Club, Soil Conservalion Socielyq JOHN MERLE WOODS, Poleau, Educalion, OAK, 'I'K'i', Who's Who, Educalion Sluclenl Council, Srudenl Sen- ale, KAH, HME, BSU, URC, THE, AEA, Cordell Council, IDP? JOHN RAYMOND WRIGHT, Muskogee, Agricullure, I-Iorlicullure Club. ROW 6: BILL WRIGHT, Merrick, N.Y., Home Ec., wx, IN-2, I-IXRA Socielyg MARCIA RUTH YOUNG, Allus, Eolucalion, ZTA, SEA. ICP, Young Dernocrais, EAU: MARY HELEN YOUNG, Tulsa, A8fS, Young Democrals, IDP, SEA: NINA LYNN YOUNG, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec., A-5-H President Fashion Board, Home Ec Club. SNEA, ACEI: JOHN BEAUFORD ZUKOSKY, Yukon, Engineering. To all alumni, faculty, :incl students :lt State there is but one thing thnt each remembers. He is Pistol Pete, whn lvrings the team onto the Held, lu-:ids the fans in songs, cheers, :intl spirit, :incl has the honur nl: being OSI' wherever his position takes him. 3 Q e S . 9 L f ' - I f 5 -2 Ra i Qi C C 1, E vi? J JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Glenda Lansdon, Secrefary-Treasurer, Jim Click, Presidenf, Marsha Rose, Vice-President JU IOR CLASS StudentsLearn ROW I: SCOTT ABEL, Tulsa, Engineering: PATRICIA ABELL, Gulhrie, Educalion: PATRICIA ABERNATHY, Kingfisher, ABS: SUE ADAMSON, Edmond, Educalion: MICHAEL AGAN, Holden- ville, Business: KIAMICHI AINSWORTH, Spiro, Educalion: RICH- ARD ALDEN, Wakila, AXIS, DON ALEXANDER, Oklahoma Cily, Business: LINDA ALLEN, Wisler, Educalion: RICHARD ALLEN, Billings, Business. ROW 2: SHERRY ALLEN, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: JEANENE ALLENBACH, Cherokee, Home EC.: RALPH ALLISON, Arkansas Cify, Kan., ABS: SUSAN ALLSHOUSE, Barllesville, Business: JO- ANNE AMES, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: JOHN AMMON, Tulsa, Educalion: DAVID ANDERSON, Oklahoma Cily, Business: DON- ALD ANDERSON, Hominy, ABS: GARY ANDERSON, Allus, Busi- ness: KATHRYN ANDERSON, Cushing, ABS. ROW 3: ROSS ANDERSON, Guymon, Business: JEANETTE ARD- REY, Lindsay, Home Ec.: STEPHEN ARMBRUSTER, Cherokee, Ag- ricullure: LINDA ASH, Cordell, Educalion: TERESA ASHEN- HURST, Garland, Tex., ABS: GILBERT ASHER, Brislow, Engineer- ing: VIRGINIA BACON, Barilesville, Home EC.: THOMAS BAG- GETT, Blackwell. ABS: BRYAN BAGWELL, Tulsa, Engineering: CAROL BAIR, Tulsa. Educalion. 'Hon1ExpeHence ROW 4: BRENDA BAKER, Tulsa. Business: CHARLES BAKER, Sapulpa, Home EC.: DENNIS BAKER, Clovis, N.M., Agricullure: JOHN BAKER, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: KAREN BAKER, Dew- ey, A8cS: MARY BAKER, Barllesville, Business: BEN BALL, Miami, Engineering: MARY BALL, Alex. Educalion: SARA BALL, Marlow, Home EC.: DAVID BALLEW, Midwesl Cily, Engineering. ROW 5: JERRY C. BANKS, Sheridan, Ark., Home Ec.: BEVERLY BARNES, Snyder, Business: LAURA BARNES, Slillwaler, Business: DENNIS BASINGER, Dewey, Engineering: JIMMY BAUGHMAN, Lawlon, AHS: JOHN BEAUCLAIR, Barllesville, A81S: JERRY BEE- BY, Marshall, Agriculiure: JOHN BEEBY, Pine Blulzl, Ark., ABS: ERIC BEHNKE, Rochesler, N.Y., Home EC.: BARBARA BELL, Ar- cadia, Calif., Educalion. ROW 6: JOHN BELL, Enid, Engineering:LAWRENCE BELLATTI, Slillwaler, Business: JOHN BELZER, Tulsa, ABS: RUPERT BEN- NETT, Kingsfon, Jamaica, Agricullure: LINDA BENSON, Barfles- ville, Home Ec.: GARRY BENTLEY, Lawron, ABS: NIKKI BENT- LEY, Lawlon, Educaliong GLENN BERGDORF, Tulsa, Business: JOHN BERGNER, Midwesl' Cily, Business: DALTON BERGUND- THAL, Coyle, Business. I age SIT2 ROW I: NANCY BERTRAM, Lawlon, Business: JO- ANNE BESHARA, Tulsa, Home Ec.: BRUCE BETTIS. Barllesville, ABS: TONI BIARD, Hugo, Home Ec.: KAR- EN BIAS, Slwidler, Educalion: DAVID BIDDLER, Mc- Alesie r, Home EC. ROW 2: SAMUEL BILLINGSLEY, Marielia, Business: DENNIS BILYEU, Crescenf, Business: SHEILA BILYEU, Freedom, Home Ec.: MICHAEL BIRDSALL, Mariella. Engineering: CHERYL BITTLE, Clwecofali, Home Ec.: JUDY BLACKBURN, Hennessey, Educalion. ROW 3: LEHMAN BLACKKE'I'I'ER, Slnawnee, Engineer- ing: ROSITA BLATCHFORD, Tuba Cily, Ariz., AXIS: JIMMIE BLAYLOCK, Heavener, Engineering: SUE BLEVINS, Allus, Home Ec.: GENE BLEVINS, Tulsa, Busi- ness: JAMES BOATSMAN, Edmond, Business. ROW 4: JAMES BOILES, Duncan, Business: DON BOLES, Bixby, AES: CAROL BONAR, Tulsa, Home Ec.: ILA BONHAM, Drumriglnl, ABS: JIM BONHAM, Cor- dell. Agricullure: JAMES BOOTHE, Sfillwaler, ABS. ROW 5: JUDY BOOTHE, Hollis, AXIS: ANDREA BOR- UNDA, Midwesl Cily, ABS: BEVERLY BOST, Tulsa, Home Ec.: ROBERT BOWERMAN, Tulsa, AHS: JANICE BOWMAN, Sand Springs, ABS: JUDY BRADBURY. Collinsville, Educalion. ROW 6: PATRICIA BRADLEY, Slillwaler, Educalion: NANCY BRATCHER, S+. Joseph, Mo., Business: CHAR- LO'I'I'E BRASWELL, Sfillwarer, Business: BARBARA BREMER, Bixby, ABS: CLOVIS BREWER, Hugolon, Kan., Agriculfure: STANLEY BREWER, Comanche, ABS. ROW 7: DEANNE BREWSTER, Miami, Educafion: THOMAS BREWSTER, Beniarnin, Tex., Agricullure: GALEN BRIGGS, Frederick, Engineering: JOSEPH BRIMSTIN, Homeward, Ill., ABS: JUDY BRISTOW, Ponca Cily, ABS: BARBARA BROCK, Sand Springs, Home Ec. ROW 8: JAMES BROOKE, Oflawa, Business: JANIS BROOKS, Brisiow, AXIS: CHARLOTTE BROWN, Tulsa. Educalion: GARTH BROWN, Seiling, Agricullureg LAR- RY BROWN, Hominy, Educalion: LARRY BROWN, Scoll Cify, Kan., Engineering. ROW 9: MIKE BROWN, Slwalfuclc, Business: WILLIAM BROWN, Warwick, R.I., Home EC.: BRAD BROWN, Walclwurcln, N.J., Business: TOM BRUNER, Tulsa, ABS: DOROTHY BRYAN, Slillwaler, ABS: MARJORIE BRY- ANT, Camargo, Home Ec, ROW IO: WILLIAM BRYANT, Senlinel, Engineering: JENE BUCK, Kingsion, Agriculfure: LINDA BUCKNER, Olclalwoma Cily, ABS: JAMES BUFF, Norman, Business: STEVEN BURCHETT, Seiling, Engineerinqi JERRY BUR- DEN, Blair, ABS. JU IDR CLASS Page 503 UNIOR CLASS Pa ge 5 04 ROW I: WILLIAM BURKES, Tulsa, Engineering: CARO- LYN BURLESON, Hanna, Business: STANLEY BURNAM, Arclmore, Engineering: VIRGIL BURNETT, Ardmore, AGS: JOHN BURNS, Newkirk, Business: MICKEY BURNS, Cheyenne, Agricullure. ROW 2: WILLIAM BURROUGH, Anllers, Business: JAMES BURT, Sperry, Business: LOUIS BURTON, Tulsa, A8cS:THERESA BUSCH, Ardmore, Educafion:WILLIAM BUSCHHORN, Oklahoma Ciiy, A8151 KATHY BUTTER- FIELD,S1.PauI, Minn., A8cS. ROW 3: KENNETH BYRD, FT. Towsen, Agriculfure: RICHARD BYRON, Oklahoma Ciiy, Engineering: LIN- DA CACY, Sfillwaler, Home Ec.: JOHN CADENHEAD, Brownwood, Tex., Agricullureq EARL CAGLE, Temple, Agricullure: JAMES CALDWELL, Pillsburgh, Pa., En- gineering, ROW 4: JOHN CAMERON, Marieila, Business: CHARLOTTE CAMPBELL, Hunler, Home Ec.: RONALD CAMPBELL, Heavener, Agriculiure: RONALD CANNE- FAX, Tulsa, Engineering: BEVERLY CANNON, Miami, Educaiion: JUDY CAPEHART, Bixby, Business. ROW 5: ROBERT CARLILE, Sallisaw, Agriculiure: GLENN CARLSON,Alva, Engineering:CAROLE CARL- TON, Del Cily, AHS: FREDA CARPENTER, Cushing. Home Ec.: GLADYS CARPENTER, Auslin, Tex., Educa- lion: JANET CARPENTER, Del Ciiy, Business. ROW 6: DONALD CARTER, Gore, Business: KENNETH CASE, Tulsa, Engineering: MIKE CASEY, Oklahoma Cily, Business: BETTY CASSEL, Verden, Home Ec.: RALPH CASSITY, Ponca Cify, A8151 JOHN CAVAZOS. Okmulqee, Engineering ROW 7: DONNA CAWTHON, Muskogee, AHS? TRUDY CELSOR, Senlinel, Home Ec.: GRETA CER- MAK, Perry, Home Ec.: RETA CERMAK, Perry, Home Ec.: ANN CHAFFIN, Tulsa, Educaiion: RUTH CHAM- BERLAIN, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec. ROW 8: HARRY CHANCELLOR, Shawnee, Business: DAVID CHANDLER, Agra, Agriculiure: MJANICE CHANDLER, Sfillwell, Home Ec.: SUE CHANDLER, Muskogee, Home Ec.: WAYNE CHANDLER, Oklahoma Cily, Educaiion: SUZANNE CHAPMAN, Barllesville. AES. ROW 9: GEORGE CHARLSON, New York, N.Y.. Business: DERRAL CHEATWOOD, Ponca Cily, AHS: DON CHISAM, Chelsea, Agricullure: MICHAEL CHRIST, Tulsa, AHS: JOHN CHRISTENSEN, Ponca Ciiy, Agriculfure: CAROL CHURCH, Fairview, Educa- lion. ROW IO: ALICE CINK, Manchesler, Eclucalioni GARY CLARK, Oklahoma Cily, Business: JERRY CLARK, Arkansas Cily, Kan., AHS: JIMMIE CLEMENT, Marlow, AHS: JUDITH CLEVELAND, Vici, Home Ec.: CHARLOTTE CLEVERDON, Allus, ABS. , Teaching ids Inform the Scholar ROW I: PAT CLOUD, Clovis, N.M.. Educalioni RICHARD COB- LENTZ, Tulsa, Engineering: DARYL COCHRAN, Belhany, Agricul- rure: JEAN COCKES, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: ELAINE COCK- RELL, Duncan. Business: ROGER COFFEY, Tulsa, Engineering: JIMMY COFFMAN, Sand Springs, AHS: CHARLES COGGINS. Woodward, Engineering: BOB COLEMAN, Lawlon, ARS: DANNY COLEMAN, Duncan, AES. ROW 2: LARRY COLEMAN, Flefcher, Educafion: KAREN COL- EY, Sapulpa, Educalion: DAVID COLLINS, Cherokee, Agricullure: ROBERT COLLINS, Moore, AHS: KEITH COLWELL, Oklahoma Ciky, Business: BARBARA COMBS, Enid, Educaliong JUDY COMBS, Tulsa, Educalion: JUDY COOK, Oklahoma Cily, Business: RICH- ARD COOK, Ardmore, Agricullure: SHARON COOK, Drumrighl, Educalion. ROW 3: MARIANNE COOLEY, Dallas, Tex., AHS: DAVE COOP- ER, Oklahoma Cily, Business: JEANIE COOPER, Oklahoma Cily, ASS: RICKY CORLEY, Diblsle, AHS: MICHAEL CORNELIUS, Randlellz Business: PAMELA CORNELL, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.: TOM CORNISH, Slillwarer, AXKS: PATRICK COUGHLIN, Yukon, Agricullure: RITA COWAN, Derby, Kan., AHS: JAMES COWDEN, Oklahoma Cily, ASS. ROW 4: JUDY COWDEN, Oklahoma Cily, A8fS7 HENRY CRAII.. Tulsa, AHS: JACK CRAIN, Tulsa, ASS: JOYCE CRANE, Barns- dall, AHS: MARY CRAVOTTO, Henryefla, Business: ANTHONY CRAWFORD, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: JOHNYNE CRAY- THORNE, Duncan, ASS: MARTHA CRISWELL, Broken Arrow, AES: JOHN CROCKETTT, Duranl, Engineering: JIM CROFT, Mid- wesl Cily, Educalion. ROW 5: DENNIS CROOK, Lawlon, A8157 ELDEN CROSS, Okla- homa Cily, Engineering: JOE CROSS, Seminole, Engineering: RICHARD CROW, Braman, Agricullure: JOHN CROWLEY, Sen- eca, Mo., Agricullure: DON CULBERTSON, Chickasha, AHS: PAT- SY CUMMINGS, Muskogee, Home Ec.: SARAH CURL, Tonkawa, Educalion: JAMES CURRY, Sapulpa, AXfS: CHESTER CURTIN. Walonga, A8cS. ROW 6: RONALD CURTIS, Tulsa, AHS: DONALD CUSHING, Bellmore, N.Y., Home Ec.: MERL CUSTER, Logan, Agricullure: RONALD DALE, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: DIANA DAUGHER- TY, Tulsa, A8fS: CINDY DAVENPORT, Lawlon, Educalion: LESLIE DAVIDSON, Ballimore, Md., Home EC.: MARTY DAVIDSON, Tulsa, Home Ec.: LINA DAVIS, Broken Arrow, Educalion: SHERRY DAVISON, Arnell, Home EC. Page SO: Knowledge ls the Goal of Research ROW I: MERVIN DEASON, Fr. Cobb, Agricullure: DANNY DEAVER, Mangum, AES: MELVIN DEERING, I-Iunler, Educalion: DENNIS DELOZIER, Adair, Agricullure: ELAINE DEMPSEY, Allus. Home EC.: ROBERT DENNY, Enid, Business: ROBERT DEW, Okla- lwoma Ciry, Business: GEORGE DICK, Midwesr Cily, Business: DWIGHT DICKINSON, Kirkwood, Mo., Engineering: ROBERT DICKSON, McAIesler, Business. ROW 2: SARAH DIEHL, Muskogee, Home Ec.: JO DILLSAVER, Okmulgee, AES: RONALD DlMAGGIO,A+lan1ic Cily, N.J., Home Ec.: ROBERT DIMERY, Slillwarer, Home EC.: DON DINES, Okla- kioma Cily, Engineering: DIANE DIXON, Barllesville, AHS: DOUG- LAS DIXON, Tulsa, Home Ec.: KAREN DODD, Gullnrie, A8fS: NITA DODSON, Tulsa, Business: DAVID DOLLARHIDE, Muskogee, AES. ROW 3: CURT DONLEY, Woodward, Agricullure: TERRY DOO- LEY, Slillwaler, Educalion: JAMES DORE, Slwrewsloury, Mo., En- gineering: CARL DORRIS, Sfillwaler, AHS: MARY DOTY, Hous- ron, Tex., Educalion: JOAN DOUBT, Barllesville, Home EC.: FOS- TER DOWELL, Edmond, Business: SARA DOWNING, Wyckolil, N.J., Educalion: LEWIS DRESSLER, I-lallelf, AHS: MARILYN DUECKER, Tulsa, Home EC. ROW 4: RICHARD DUGGINS, Sand Springs, APRS: CHARLES DUNBAR, Slillwaler, Business: DAVE DUNCAN, Allus, AES: STE- PHEN DUNKIN, SIaI'lord, Kan., Agricullure: TULLY DUNLAP, Duncan, Business: MARY DUNN, Midwesl Cily, A8151 DONNA DURHAM, Slillwaler, Home EC.: DENNIS DWYER, Haslings, Minn., AXIS: MICHAEL DWYER, Ponca Cify, AHS: NANCY DYER, Purcell, Home EC. ROW 5: NANCY EATON, Midwesl Ciry, AES: LARRY ED- WARDS, Oklahoma Cily, Business: PATRICIA EDWARDS, Slill- waler, AHS: VERNA EDWARDS, Olympia Fields, Ill., Home EC.: ADA EGBERT, Tulsa, Home Es.: NANCY EGNER, Alva, Educa- Iion: RONALD ELD, Colorado Springs, Colo., Business: ARTHUR ELDER, Woodward, A8131 STEVE ELLIOTT, Barllesville, Engineering: JOE ELLIS, Willow, Engineering. ROW 6: PENNI ELLIS, Oklaliorna Cily, Educalion: SALLY ELLI- SON, Muskogee, AES: GARY ELSTEN, Barllesville, Business: PAT- RICIA EMERICK, Muskogee, AZIS: JANE EMRIE, Liberal. Kan., Home Ec.: FRED EMRY, Oklahoma Cily, AES: RICHARD ENGEL, Langley, Va., Engineering: PHARES ENGLE, Vinila, Home EC.: CHARLES ENGLISH, Slnawnee, AES: SUE ENOS, I-loldenville, Home Ec. I 1ge 506 ROW I: GLENN EPPERLEY, Slillwafer, A81S: JANE ESCOTT, Cushing, Home EC.: JAMES ESPOSITO, Tulsa, AHS: GERRI EVANS, Oklahoma Cily, Business: RICH- ARD EVANS, Tulsa, Engineering: DAVID EWING, Law- Ion, Engineering. ROW 2: MARY FARNAM, Arkansas Ciiy, Kan., Edu- calion: DONNA FARRIS, Norman, Home EC.: HAR- OLD FARRIS, Vallianl, Educafion: PHILLIP FAUSS. Oklahoma Cily, AHS: BARBARA FELKINS, Slillwaier, Business: DALE FELTON, Barflesville, ABS. ROW 3: LOUELLA FERGUSON, Grandfield, Businessi CAROL FIEDLER, Tulsa, Home Ec.: KAREN FILE, Tulsa, Educalion: DWAYLA FINCH, Sapulpa, AHS: JERRY FINE, Duncan, Engineering: RICHARD FINLEY, Musko- gee, AHS. ROW 4: MICKI FINLEY, Oklahoma Cify, A8157 CHUCK FISH, Huichinson, Kan., AHS: SANDRA FISHER, Shaf- Iuck, Educaiion: CAROLYN FITZ, Higgins, Tex., AHS: NICHOLAS FIUGERALD, Tulsa, Business: CAROL FITZPATRICK, Edmond, Home Ec. ROW 5: RICHARD FLANAGAN, Oklahoma Cily. A8151 DAVID FLEMING, Tulsa, Engineering: DAVID FLEM- ING, Tecumseh, Agriculfure: JAMES FLEMONS, EI Dor- ado, Ark., Engineering: EARL FLOYD, Beggs, AES' MARY FOLT1, Fairview, Eclucalion. ROW 6: JODY FORD, Enicl, Home EC.: THELMA FOS- TER, Boynlon, A8cS: ROBERT FOSTVEDT, Oklahoma Oily, AES: ROBERT FOWLER, Oklahoma Cily, Business? JUDY FOWLKES, Hereiorcl, Tex., AXIS: LARRY FOX, Talihina, Engineering. ROW 7: ROBERT FRANCIS, Barflesville, Home EC.: RICHARD FRANK, Chickasha, Agricullure: ARLIN FRANKLIN, Oklahoma Cily, Business: JOHN FREE- MAN, Oklahoma Ciiy, AES: KATHRYN FRENCH, Ma- dill, Educaffion: RUTH FRIEDMAN, Sapulpa, ASS. ROW 8: PHILLIP FUDGE, Ponca Cily, Engineering: DONNA FULTON, Ponca Cily, Educalion: LARRY FUL- TON, Newkirk, ABS: GERALD GAILEY, Oklahoma CIW, Business: JOHN GALLAGHER, Tulsa, Engineerino: LE- LAND GALLAGHER, Konawa, AES. ROW 9: HOWARD GAMBLE, Hazelwood, Mo., Home Ec.: KEITH GAN, Barflesville, Educalion: JAMES GAR- RETT, Oklahoma Oily, Engineering: NANCY GARRI- SON, Muskogee, Business: JIM GEARHART, Clinfon, Engineerino: DAVID GEORGE, Slillwaler, Business. ROW IO: MIKE GERALD, Eclmond, AHS: GARY GER- LOFF, Freedom. Agricullure: JAN GIACOMA, Home EC.: LINDA GIBBS, Frederick, A3rS: ROBERT GIBSON. Oklahoma Cily AHS: SHIRLEY GICK, Wichila, Kan., Educaiicn. JU IUR CLASS Page 507 JU IDR CLASS Page SOB ROW I: JOHN GILBERTSON, Mt:Alesler, Engineering: RICHARD GILBY, Alma, Business: TROY GILES, Ponca Cily, Home EC.: LARRY GILL, Lawlon, Engineering: GORDON GILLHAM, Ponca Cily, Engineering: JANET GILLAM, Barllesville, ALS. ROW 2: JANE GILMAN, Seneca, Mo., I-lorne EC.: WILLIAM GILSTRAP, Clearwaler, Fla. Engineering: MARY GLADDEN, Tulsa, Home Ecx RAYMOND GLASS, Clinlon-Sherman Air Force Base, Engineering: MARTIN GOEDECKE, Tulsa, Engineering: JOHN GOEN, Spur, Tex., Agricullure. ROW 3: JOHN GOODRICH, I-lugo, Business: AR- LENE GOULDEN, Newkirk, I-lome EC: CHARLES GOWDER, Shawnee, Engineering: SUE GRABER, Tulsa, Business: MICHAEL GRAHAM, Slillwaler AES: GWYN GRANMANN, Granile, Agricullure. ROW 4: TOBY GRAVES, Slillwaler, ABS: NORMA GRAY, Clinlon, I-lome Ec.: SHARON GRAY, Okla- homa Cily, Home EC.: GLENDA GRAYBILL, Leedey, Home EC.: ANN GREELY, Oklahoma Oily, Home EC.: GRETCHEN GREEN, Ponca Cily, AHS. ROW 5: JAMES GREEN, Ada, Business: SHELBY GREEN, Oklahoma Oily, Business: WESLEY GREEN, Ponca Cily, Engineering: JULIET GREENE, Tulsa, Agri- cullure: SUZANNE GREER, Chandler, ABS: DOUGLAS GREGORY, Shawnee, ABS. ROW 6: CHRISTY GRIFFIN, Oklahoma Oily, A3151 JUDY GRIFFIN, Konawa, Home Ec.: DAVID GRIFFITH, Oklahoma Cily, Business: KAREN GRIFFITH, Gulhrie, ABS: SHERRELL GRIFFITH, Newcaslle, Agricullure: JOHN GRIMSLEY, Slillwaler, Business. ROW 7: CYNTHIA GRISHAM, Oklahoma Cily, Edu- calion: JOHN GROENDYKE, Enid, Business: ROBERT GROVE, Tulsa. Business: ROBERT GUESS, Slilwell, A8:S: MELVIN GUIOU, Tulsa, Engineering: GARY GUM, Texhoma, Engineering. ROW 8: PAUL GUNDERMANN, Owasso, Business: JOHN GUNESCH, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: JUDY GURLEY, Sayre, Eclucalion: THOMAS HACKNEY, Bar- Ilesville, AHS: DAVID HADDOCK, Erick, ASS: MAR- CIA HADLER, Oklahoma Cily, AES. ROW 9: JACK HADSALL, Anlhony, Kan., Business: GINGER HAGAN, Tulsa, Business: ALLEN HAHN, Flunlinglon, N.Y., ABS: JOHN HALBROOK, Tulsa. ABS: MARGARET HALEY, Barllesville, Educalion: FRED HALL, Slinnell, Tex., Engineering. ROW IO: WILLIAM HALL, Peoria, lll., Business: JON- NA HALTERMAN, Tulsa, Business: CAROLYN HAM, Slillwaler, Business: RONALD HAMBURG, Lamonl, En- gineering: JAMES HAMMACK, Oklahoma Oily, AES: STEPHANIE HAMMOND, l.awI'on, ASS. O Success Gives a ROW I: JAMES HANCOCK, Tulsa, Agisl STANLEY HANCOCK. Wellslon, A81S7 PEGGY HANN, Barilesville. A8157 NANCY HAN- SENS, Kingiisher, Educaliong ANN HARBAUGH, Enid, Educa- 'rion7 JIMMY HARBOLT, Midwesl Cily, Engineering JOHN HARDER, Tulsa, Enqineerinqq GARY HARDING, Council Hill, Aq- riculIure7 GUY HARLOW, Frederick, Aqricullurey DAVID HARN- ED, Newkirk, Engineering ROW 2: PAUL HARDER, Lawlon. A81S7 FRANKIE HARREL, Lee- dey, AqriculIure7 MARGARET HARRINGTON, Commerce, Home Ec.7 JILL HARRIS, Tankawa, EducaIion7 ROY HARRIS, Oklahoma Ciiy, Educaliom FRANK HARRISON, Lawlon, Agricullure7 RICH- ARD HARRISON, Oklahoma Cily. A81S7 AYONELLE HARSH- MAN, Greal Bend, Kan.. Home Ec.7 JOHN HART, Muskogee. Business7 JAMES HARTENBOWER, Eureka, Kan., Educalion. ROW 3: SID HARTMAN, Jef, Business: BENNY HARWELL, Tulsa. A81S7 ANN HAWKINS, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 JOE HAWKINS, Barllesville, AX1S7 PEGGY HAWKINS, Pond Creek, Educalionf DONALD HAYES, Tulsa, Engineering: DEANA HAYHURST, Dila- Iole, Home Ec.7 BILL HAYS, Muskogee, Business7 MARY HAYS, Anderson, Mo., A8157 BEN HAZLETT, Ponca Cily, Business. Sense ol Purpose ROW 4: ALFRED HEARD, Hickory, Agricullureg ARDETH HEARN, Cache, Educa+ion7 HANK HEATH, Slillwwafer, A81S7 BERNARD HEER, Shawnee, Engineerinqq RODNEY HEINRICH, Okeene. Engineering LOYCE HEMRY, Oklahoma CIW, Home Ec.7 JOY HENDERSON, Muskoqee, Educalion: JUDITH HENDRICK- SON, Tulsa, Educaiion' THOMAS HENDRIX, Pryor, Engineering THOMAS HENNIGH, Gullporl, Miss., Business. ROW 5: EDDIE HENSLEE, Muskogee, ABS: ROBERT HEN- THORN, Oklahoma Cily, Business MARY HERBERT, Brechinridqe, Home Ec.7 JOHN HESS, McAlesIer, Business: STEPHEN HEST- BECK, Oklahoma Cily, Business7 SIDNEY HESTER, Ponca Cily, EducaIion7 CLYDE HICKS, Tulsa, AX1S7 KENT HICKS, Lawion, A81S7 JIMMIE HIGGINBOTTOM, Boswell, Home Ec.7 ERNESTINE HILL, Okmulqee, AB1S. ROW 6: JANA HILLE, Skialook, Home Ec.7 DAN HILSHEIMER, Tulsa, Businessg JOHN HITCHCOCK, Barllesville, Engineering JAMES HITT, Barllesville, Business: LONNIE HOBBS, Tulsa, A8182 GARY HOBSON, Wyandolle, Business: NORMA HOGUE, Amber, Educalion7 JAMES HOLLAND, Duncan, Enqineeringq MARILYN HOLLIS, Oklahoma Cily, Business KENNETH HOLLOWAY, Sny- der, Aqricullure, Page 309 Juniors Know the Value ol Stud ROW I: VIRGINIA HOLT, Ponca Ciiy, AES: ANN HONEY- CUTT, Lawion, Business: CHERYL HOOKER, Tulsa, ABS: KEN- NETH HOPCUS, Guihrie, Engineering: JANET HOPKINS, Beau- monl, Tex., AHS: LURA HORN, Pawhuska, Educaiion: WILLIAM HOWARD, Tulsa, Business: BRENDA HOWE, Sulphur, Home Ez.: DAVID HOWE, Ada, Engineering: PAT HOWE, Sulphur, Agricul- iure. ROW 2: RICHARD HOWE, Ada, Engineering: DAVID HOW- ELL, Checolah, AHS: RONALD HOWERTON, Tulsa, Engineering: RICHARD HOYLE, Tulsa, Engineering: SARAH HOYT, Okla- homa Ciry, AES: JAMES HROMAS, Waukornis, Business: DON HUBBARD, Alius, Engineering: LADD HUDGINS, Clinlon, Agri- cullure: CHARLES HUDLIN, Tulsa, ABS: CHARLES HUDLOW, Heavener, Business. ROW 3: GARY HUGGINS, McCurIain, Agriculiure: MARY HUGHES, Enid, Educaiion: DAVID HULLENDER, Frederick, Engi- neering: MILISSA HULLENDER, Frederick, Educalion: GLENNA HULS, Foss, AES: MARY HUMPHREY, SI. Pelersburg, Fla., Edu- carion: PAMELA HUNTER, Woodward, Business: JERRY HURST, Frederick, AES: RICHARD HURST, FI. Sill, Educalion: JAY HURT, Pawhuska, Business. ROW 4: CHARLES HUTCHISON, Tulsa, AHS: LARRY HUTCH- INSON, Barllesville, Business: MICHAEL HYATT, Tulsa, AHS: JAMES IGLER, New Milford, Pa., Agriculiure: CHARLES IKARD, Elkharl, Kan., Engineering: JOHN IMES, McAles'rer, AHS: JOHN INDA, Shawnee, Business: WILLIAM IRVING, Oklahoma Cily, AHS: DOYLE ISAAK, Fairview, Engineering: LINLEY JACKS, Bixby, Engineering. ROW 5: DON JACKSON, Syossei, N.Y., Business: RUTH JAMES, Pond Creek, Agriculiure: JOHN JAMISON, Pryor, Engineering: STEVEN JANCO, Tulsa, Business: CHARLES JARONEK, Okla- homa Ciry, ABS: WILLIAM JASPER, Cenrralia, Ill., Business: AL- BERT JENSEN, San Anfonio, Tex., ABS: KENNETH JENSEN, Ard- more, Educaiion: BETTY JOHNSON, Aflon, Business: BRUCE JOHNSON, Endwell, N.Y,, Home EC. ROW 6: DARRYL JOHNSON. Oklahoma Cily, ASS: DIANA JOHNSON, Chiehasha, Educarion: GLORIA JOHNSON, Slroud, AHS: JUDITH JOHNSON, Tulsa, A8152 LEROY JOHNSON, AI- Ton, Agricullure: LOIS JOHNSON, Ailon, Business: MEG JOHN- SON, Tulsa, A8153 MICHAEL JOHNSON, Kingfisher, Business: RONALD JOHNSON, Medford, Agricullure: WILLIAM JOHN- SON, Oklahoma Ciry, Engineering. P1ge 510 ROW I: DARLENE JONES, Bradley, Business: GERALD JONES, Maud, Business: HUGH JONES, Muskogee. Business: JAKIE JONES, Mulual, Agricullure: MURL JONES, Tulsa, Home Ec.: REED JONES, Tulsa, Engi- neering. ROW 2: SUSAN JONES, Arkansas Cily, Kan., Educa- lion: VIRGINIA JONES, Barllesville, Educalion: DAVID JORNS, Shawnee, AHS: JOHN JOYCE, Fayelleville, Ark., Home Ec.: ANNE KAMP, Oklahoma Cily, Busi- ness: LYNDA KEAS, Midwesl Cily, Educalion. ROW 3: LaVADA KEEF, Oklahoma Cily, AHS: DAY- NASUE KEEL, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.:CONSTANCE KEITH, Tulsa, Educalion: MARIETTA KENGLE, Perry, ARS: HAROLD KERN, Rolling Hills, Calif., Business? KENNETH KEYSER, Oklahoma Ci'I'y, Engineering. ROW 4: WILLIAM KIDWELL, Tulsa, Home Ec.: CHERYL KILGORE, Muskogee, A8cS: DONALD KILL- GORE, Purcell, Agricullureg JUDY KIMES, Tulsa, A8157 THOMAS KING, Tulsa, AHS: JUDY KIRK, Tulsa, Busi- ness. ROW 5: MICHAEL KIRKPATRICK, Oklahoma Cily, Business: ANNITA KLAUS. Barllesville, Educalion: JEANETTE KNESEK, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: LEON KNORI, Perry, Agricullure: GERALD KOOP, Enid, Busi- ness: MARY KORTHASE, Vinila, Business. ROW 6: CAROLYN KOSTED, Oklahoma Cily, Busi- ness: PATRICIA KRAFT, Duncan, Business: SUSAN KRAMP, Okeene, AES: KAREN KRATINA, Oklahoma Cily, Business: JAMES KRIEGER, I-Iobarf, Educalion: JOHN KRUEGER, Alva, Agricullure. ROW 7: JERRY KUCERA, Phillips, Tex., A8151 HOW- ARD KUNKA, Logan, AHS: JEAN KYGAR, Hewins, Kan., ARS: BARBARA LaBASS, Tulsa, Home Ec.: KING LACAFF, Miami, Home Ec.: NANCY LaFEVERS, Mc- Alesler, AHS. ROW 8: ROY LAMAR, Elgin, AHS: DOROTHY LAN- DERS, Lawlon, Educafion: JANET LANE, Slillwaler, Business: JOHN LANIER, Oklahoma Cily, Business? GLENDA LANSDON, Chandler, Home Ec.: DAVID LARUE, Tulsa, AHS. ROW 9: GARRY LATTY, Tulsa, A3153 LYNN LAU- BACH, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: RICHARD LAW- SON, Adair, Business: KENNETH LAWTON, Oklahoma Cily, Business: BILL LAYTON, Fairland, ARS: CHARLES LAYTON, Kingfisher, AHS. ROW IO: JOE LAYTON, Eairland, Educalion: HARRY LEDGERWOOD, Shamrock, Business: JOHN LEEPER, Holdenville, AHS: RUSSELL LEGG, Woodward, AHS: LYNN LeGRAND, Covinglon, Business: EDUARDO LEI- VA, Copiaio, Chile, Engineering. UIXIIOR CLASS Page 511 JUIXIIGR CLASS Page 512 ROW I: CHARLES LEIVO, Siillwaler, A8151 JAN LE- MASTER, Barllesville, Educalion: GRETCHEN LeMAS- TER, Tulsa, ABS: SALLIE LeMASTER, Tulsa, A8cS: RICH- ARD LEMON, Kinglislwer, AHS: ELLEN LENK, Oklalworna Cily, AHS. ROW 2: DALE LEVY, Barllesville, AHS: TOMMY LIN- AM, Marlow, Agricullure: DWIGHT LINDLEY, Fred- erick, Business: HAROLD LOGAN, New York Cily, N.Y., Business: SANDRA LORING, Tulsa, Educaliont CHARLES LOT-T, Oklalioma Cily, Educalion. ROW 3: BILLY LOUGHRIDGE, Marlow, Educalion: SALLY LOVING, Oklahoma Cily, AES: TRACY LOYD, Broken Arrow, Engineering: BETSY LUCAS, Henryella, ASS: VERA LUNDY, Sand Springs, Home EC.: WIL- LIAM LUNSFORD, Barllesville, Business. ROW 4: EDDIE LUSK, Anllers, Business: KEITH LYNCH, Dill Cily, Engineering: STANLEY LYONS, Ok- allioma Cily, Business: SUE MAHAFFEY, Enid, AHS: JOHN MAHAR, Tulsa, Business: SYLVESTER MAIER, Clwickaslwa, Educalion. ROW 5: LINDA MALONE, Hendrix, Home EC.: WIL- LIAM MANERA, Drumriglwl, Business: LYNDA MANOR, Oklalwoma Cily. Educalion: MARILYN MAPES, Barlles- ville, A81S: DONALD MARITT, Barllesville, Engineering: BELVE MARKS, Haynes, Ark.. Engineering. ROW 6: CAROL MARSH, Barllesville, Educalion: CHARLES MARSH, Okemalw, AES: JAMES MARSH. Duranl, ASS: RAYMA MARSHALL, Oklalwoma Cily, AES: CHERYL MARTIN, Vinila, Home EC.: MARSHA MARTIN, Edmond, Business. ROW 7: MARY MARTIN, Ponca Cily. AHS: ROBERT MARTIN, Juslin, Tex., AES: MURRICE MASON, Mc- Alesler, Engineering: MICHAEL MATHENY, Tulsa, En- gineering: DUANE MATTHIESEN, Billings, Engineering: JUDITH MATTOX, Slillwaler, Home EC. ROW 8: KATHRYN MAXEY, Harrali, Home EC.: TRE- VA MAXFIELD, Porum, Horne EC.: DONALD MAX- WELL, Salellile Beaclw, Ela., AHS: JACK MAXWELL. Cowela, Engineering: ROBERT MAXWELL, Ponca Cily, Home EC.: ROGER MAXWELL, Oklalwoma Cily, ASS. ROW 9: MICHAEL MAYBERRY, Kiowa, Kan., A8151 LUTHER MAYNARD, Clinlon, Business: PAM MCALIS- TER, Aloka, Educalion: RITA McALISTER, Wynnewood, Educalion: CLARA MCARDLE, Mediord, Horne Ee? EVA MCBEE, Duncan, Home EC. ROW I0: ALYCE MCBRIDE, Frederick, I-lorne EC.: CARL MCBRIDE, Ponca Cily, Educalion: CHARLES MCBRIDE, Lawlon, ABS: PAUL MCCAIN, Tulsa, AHS: SHARON MCCAN, Oklalwoma Cily, Educalion: SUSAN MCCARY, Loveland, Elucalion. eekends Bring Relaxation ROW I: CLYDE MCCLAIN, Drumrighl, Business: DONNA Mc- CLAIN, Tulsa, Home Ec.: PATRICK MCCOY, Challanooga, Engi- neering: THOMAS MCCRARY, Oklahoma Cily, Agriculiure: CHARLES MCCUNE, Barllesville, AHS: ORBA McDARlS, Broken Arrow, Agricullure: BENNY MCDONALD, Vici, Agricullure7 MARY ANN MCDONALD, Tulsa, Home Ec.: JANET MCGEHEE, Mariefla, Educalion: KATHY MCGLASSON, Muskogee, Educa- lion. ROW 2: ROBERT MCGOVERN, Norlh Adams, Mass., Business: BILLY MCGOWAN, Ringling, Agriculiure: MARI MCGRAW, Tul- sa, ABS: MICHAEL MCGREGOR, Claremore, Engineering: JAC- QUELYN MCGUIRE, Tulsa, Business: JON MCHUGH, Tulsa, ABS: ALFRED McKANSON, Ardmore, ABS: DWAIN McKINNEY, Can- sing, lll., Business: DIXIE McKlNZlE, McCune, Kan., Horne Ee? GENE MCKOWN, Ardmore, Agricullure. ROW 3: TYSON MCLAUGHLIN, Alfus, Engineering: DON Mc- LEMORE, Mineral Wells, Tex., AES: RUSS McNEW, Oklahoma Cily, Business: CAROLYN MEADOWS, Jay, ABS: CAROLYN MEDLOCK, Enid, ABS: WILLIAM MEEK, Durham, Engineering: ELIZABETH MEFFORD, Enid, ABS: JIMMY MEIER, Kingfisher. Business: KAREN MEINDERS, EI Reno, Home Ec.: NORMA MEL- LIES, I-louslon, Tex., Home Ec. ROW 4: JOE MELTON, Alva, Engineering: JOE MENDENHALL. Yale, Engineering: GARY MENNEM, Medford, Agricullure: BILLY MERHOFF, Newkirk, Agricullure: KENNETH MERIDETH, Barlles- ville, Business: RONALD MERRILL, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business: NANCY MERRIMAN, Midwesr Cily, Home EC.: RICK MESSER, Tulsa, Business: MICHAEL MEYER, Tulsa, Business: AARON MEY- ERS, El. Cobb, Business. ROW 5: GARY MIDDLETON, Holdenville, Business: WILLIAM MIHRAM, Duncan, A8153 JAMES MILLER, Oklahoma Ciry, Agri- cullure: JOHN MILLER, Elk Cily, Agricullure: WILLIAM MILLER, Tulsa, Business: LANE MILLS, Paragould, Ark., Agricullure: STEVE MILLS, Slillwaler, ABS: SARAH MIRES, Hooker, Educaiion: DON- ALD MITCHELL, Odessa, Tex., Engineering: JAMES MITCHELL. Fr. Smirh, Ark., Business, ROW 6: JO MITCHELL, Eldorado, Home Ec.: PERCILLA MITCH- ELL, Slillwaler, ABS: MARILYN MOBLEY, Belhany, Home EC.: CONNIE MONTGOMERY, Pryor, Home EC.: HOWARD MONT- GOMERY, Tulsa, Engineering: JAMES MONTGOMERY, Memphis, Tenn., ABS: ROBERT MOON, Barflesville, Educalion: EVERETT MOORE, Ponca Cily, ABS: ILENE MOORE, Allus, ABS: MARI- LYN MOORE, Oklahoma Cily, ABS. Page 513 The Student's Goals Can Be Reaohed ROW l: EMORY MOREAU, Oluslee, Agricullure: MARGARET MORGAN, Amile, La., Home EC.: MYRNA MORGAN, Tulsa. Business: ROBERT MORGAN, Barllesville, Engineering: VICTOR, MORIN, Oklahoma Oily, AHS: SARAH MORRIS, San Anlonio, Tex., Agriculrure: BEVERLY MORRISON, Union Cily, ABS: MARK MORROW, Woodward, AES: LINDA MOSE, Sapulpa, AHS: DOROTHY MOSSER, Alva, Home EC. ROW 2: ROBERT MOYER, Tulsa, Business: RONALD MULLENS, Duranl, Agricullure: OTIS MUNKRES, Ames, Business: DONALD MURRAY, Pauls Valley, Agricullure: SUAD MUSALLAM, Okla- homa Cily, Eduoalion: PATTY MUSICK, Kingfisher, AES: SHIR- LEY MYERS, Tulsa, Educalion: JONATHON NEAL, Red Rock, Business: JAMES NELMS, Elk Cily, Home Ec.: BARBARA NEL- SON, Tulsa, Educalion. ROW 3: JUDITH NELSON, Perkins, Educalion: KAREN NELSON. Barllesville, Educalion: MARY NEWBAUER, Chickasha, ABS: ED- WARD NEWMAN, Same, ABS: STEVE NICOLAS, Tulsa, A8157 KATHALENE NIX, Jennings, Home EQ.: JAMES NOBLE, Hominy, ABS: SUE NOEL, Pawhuska, A8cS: BERNEITA NORTH, Douglas, ABS: EVE NORTHUP, Irving, Tex., Home EC. ROW 4: JAMES NORTON, Slillvvaler, Engineering: GUY NOR- WOOD, Frederick, Business: JO DEL NOVAK, Ponca Oily, Busi- ness: FRANK NULTY, Gulhrie, A8151 JAMES OAKLEY, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: LYNN OBERLENDER, Covinglon, ABS: WIL- LlAM ODEN, Perry, AES: HELEN OLSEN, Kaw Cily, Home EC.: RICHARD OLSEN, Tulsa, Engineering: BRUCE OLSON, Okla- homa Cily, ABS. ROW 5: EUGENE O'NEAL, Wisler, AHS: JUDY ORBISON, Tulsa, ABS: EDWARD ORLOSKI, Barllesville, Engineering: WIL- LlAM ORR, Okemah, ABS: GARY ORRELL, Fl. Cobb, Engineer- ing: PRISCILLA OSBURN, Oaks, Home EC.: ELAYNE OWENS, Clearview, Business: JIM OWENS, Enid, Business: JAMES PALM. Tulsa, Engineering: CAROL PARCHER, Slillwarer, ABS. ROW 6: RONNIE PARDUE, Boynlon, Business: CONNIE PAR- KER, Waukomis, Educalion: JlMMlE PARKER, Enid, Business: PlNKNEY PARKER, Wilburlon, Engineering: STEANSON PARKS, Muskogee, Engineering: MARY PARRO'l'l', Slillwaler, Educalion: BARRY PARSLEY, Ninnekah, Educalion: DIANE PARSLEY, Ninne- kah, ASQS: CAROL PATCHETT, Lenpah, Home EC.: GARY PAYNE. Madill, AHS. Page 514 ROW I: DWIGHT PEARSON, Shawnee, A8157 JUDIE PEARSON, Tulsa, ABS: WALLACE PENNER, Chouieau. Engineering: LAWRENCE PENSE, Broken Arrow, Busi- ness: HODGES PERKINS, Forgan, Business: LARRY PERRINE, Pawnee, AHS. ROW 2: DONNA PERRY, Ponca Cily, I-Iome EC.: ROB- ERT PERSSON, Tulsa, Business: CHERYL PETRAY, Tulsa, Educalion: CAROLEJO PETROPOLY, McLean, Va., ASS: THOMAS PETTEGREW, Excelsior Springs, Mo., Home EC.: TOM PHELPS, Ponca Cify, AES. ROW 3: BURL PHIFER, Savanna, ASS: JAMES PILK- INGTON, Beaver, Business: JANET PIGUET, Vinila, Home EC.: JAMES PIRTLE, McAIis+er, Engineering: GARY PLATNER, Barrlesville, Engineering: CAROLYN PLECKER, Arkansas Ciry, Kan., Home EC. ROW 4: EDWARD PLEDGER, Tecumseh, Agricullure: HAROLD PLENGEMEIER, SI. Louis, Mo., I-Iome Ec.: FRANK POLACH, Wellsron, AES: MICHAEL POL- LARD, Tulsa, Business: REGGIE POORBAUGH, Knowles, Educalion: GARY POPE, Loyal, Engineering. ROW 5: TERRY POPE, Loyal, Engineering: JEAN PORTA, Tulsa, AHS: CHERYL PORTER, Cannon Air Force Base, N.M.. Agriculrure: VICKI PORTMAN, Blair, A8iS: LARRY POTTER, Calera, Agricullure: MARTHA POTTS, Bryan, Tex., Home Ec. ROW 6: VIRGINIA POTTS, Oklahoma Ciiy, Educa- Hon: MICHAEL POWELL, Slillwarer, Engineering: PAUL POWELL, Lawron, Business: TERRY POWELL, Tulsa. Home EC.: JAMES PRAPROTNIK, Sf. Louis, Mo., Engi- neering: GRETCHEN PRATT, Sand Springs, Educarion. ROW 7: RAYMOND PREWETT, Cherokee, Agricul- fure: FAYE PRICE, Slillwarer, Home EC.: GARY PRICE, Lenapah, AES: JANE PRICE, Nairobi, Kenya, A8151 JEANNE PRICE, Brislow, Eclucarion: MARGARET PRICE, Lenapah, AES. ROW 8: STERLING PROPHET, Buffalo, AHS: JERL PRYOR, Marlow, Business: HERMAN PUGH, Clayron, Agriculfure: KENT PULLIAM, Ardmore, ASS: CARO- LYN QUINNETTE, Oklahoma Cily, Educarion: GLENDA OUINTON, Locusi' Grove, I-Iome EC. ROW 9: MICHAEL QUIRK, Barnsdall, Engineering: PAMELA RAHILL, Oklahoma Ciry, Educaiion: SANDRA RAINES, Vinira, Business: WILLIAM RALEIGH, Hom- iny, Business: JIMMY RAMSEY, Claremore, Engineer- ing: JAMES RANDALL, Elk Cily, Engineering. ROW IO: RICHARD RANNEY, Oklahoma Cily, Busi- ness: ROBERT RANSOM, Wakira, Agriculiure: KEN- NETH RATCLIFF, Muskogee, Engineering: DIANAH RATLIFF, Oklahoma Ciry, Home EC.: JOHN RAVENS- CROFT, Tulsa, Engineering' JIMMY RAYMER, Tulsa, Business. JU IDR CLASS Page 515 JU IDR CLASS Page S16 ROW I: GUDI REA, EI Reno, Home EC.: NANCY RECORDS, Oklahoma Cify, AES: FRANCES REEDER, Chandler, Educalion: JAMES REIB, Tulsa, ASIS: HARRY REID, Alva, Educalion: LYBDEN REID, Nash, Agricul- lure. ROW 2: CHARLES REIMER, Melford, Engineering: JAMES REINERT, Fairmont Agricullureg RONALD REMKE, Barllesville, ASIS: PHIL RENEHU, Medford, Business: MARTHA RENFRO, Page, Home Ec.: JUDITH RESER, Midwesl Cily, AXIS. ROW 3: WILLIAM RICH, EI Reno, Engineering: PAUL RICHARDS, Oklahoma Cily, AES: RUSSELL RICHARD- SON, Lawlon, ABS: TONY RIDLEY, Duncan, Business: WALTER RIECK, Flelcher, Agricullureg PATRICIA RI- LEY, Ardmore, Home Ec. ROW 4: DON RINGROSE. Gulhrie, Agricullure: DONALD ROBERTS, Tulsa, Business: DALE ROBERT- SON, Tulsa, Engineering: MIKE ROBINSON, Enid, Busi- ness: GARY ROCK, Beaver, Engineering: MICHAEL ROCK, McAlesIer, Engineering. ROW 5: TERRY ROLLINS, Jenks, ABS: PHILIP RO- MERO, Tulsa, Business: MARSHA ROSE, I-Iominy, Home Ec.: ALLEN ROSS, Tulsa, Engineering: WINTON ROSS, Shidler, Agricullure: ROBERT ROTH, Goodland, Kan., Business. ROW 6: CALVIN ROTHELL, Faxon, Business: NANCY RUEB, Oklahoma Cily, ASIS: KAY RUTHERFORD, Tulsa, Educalion: LARRY RUTLEDGE, Woodward, AES: PHIL SABRI, Theran, Iran, Engineering: BOB SAIED, Tulsa, Business. ROW 7: JANIE SANDERS, Barllesville, A8155 MARY SARTOR, Holdenville, Educalion: SHIRLEY SATTER- FIELD, Tulsa, Educalion: FRED SAWATZKY, Cushing, ASS: HERBERT SAYLES, Ponca Cily, Engineering: SUSIE SCARBOROUGH, Tulsa, Educalion. ROW 8: MATT SCHAEFER, Okarche, Business: EARL SCHALLENBERG, Gulhrie, Engineering: JUDY SCHLOSSER, Enid, Educalion: MARY SCHMIDT, Tur- pin, Home EC.: LOUISE SCHOUNOVER, Tulsa, Educa- lion: DONIECE SCHOTT, Lawlon, Educalion. ROW 9: JACK SCHROEDER, Slillwaler, ABS: DAVID SCHROEDER, Enid, Business: KATHRYN SCHUETTE, Tulsa, ABS: CHARLES 'SCO'I'I', SI. Louis, Mo., Business? LARRY SCOTT, Mangum, Business: LAWRENCE SCOTT, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering. ROW I0: MARTHA SCOTT, Tulsa, AHS: RANDY SCOTT, Sapulpa, Business: WILLIAM SCOTT, Okla- homa Cily, AHS: TERRY SCRUGGS, Lawlon, Engineer- ing: RODNEY SEAWRIGHT, Hooker, Engineering: TERRANCE SEMPLE, Tulsa, Engineering. Class Looks Toward Final Year ROW I: LINDA SERVICE, Edmond, Educalioni JOHN SHACK- LEFORD, Oklahoma Cily, AES: ALI SHADID, Damascus, Syria. Engineering: LANA SHAKLEE, Helena, ASS: DAL SHANNON, Elk Cily, Business: DAVID SHAW, Collinsville, Agricullure: KATHRYN SHEARER, Tulsa, Educalion: GERALD SHEFFIELD. Lawlon, AES: BOBBY SHELTON, Springfield, Mo., AES: PHILLIP SHERIDAN, Tulsa, Engineering. ROW 2: MICHAEL SHERMAN, Tulsa, Agricullure: ROBERT SHERRER, Snow, Agricullure: GERALD SHEWEY, Fairview, ASS: FRANK SHIDLER, Oklahoma Cily, Business: CHARLES SHIPLEY, Tulsa, Engineering: EARL SHIPP, ldabel, Business: RONALD SHIRLEY, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: DORIS SHNELL, Okla- homa Ciiy, Educalion: JAMES SHORT, Ponca Ciiy, AES: JUDY SHRIVER, Tulsa, AHS. ROW 3: GARY SHULL, Dewey, ASS: FRED SIEBER, Hennessey, AES: GARY SILKER, Slillwaier, AHS: JOHN SIMMS, Lawlon, En- gineering: NORRIS SIMMS, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: LARRY SIMONS, Ponca Cily, Educaiion: LARRY SIMPSON, Slillwaier, Business: WALTER SKEISTAITIS, Lawlon, AES: RONNEY SMALL- WOOD, Red Rock, AES: JEAN SMASAL, Barllesville, Business. ROW 4: EARL SMAY, Slilwell, Engineering: ANDREW SMITH, Midwesl' Cily, Engineering: CONNIE SMITH, Tulsa, Home Ec.: DAVID SMITH, Pauls Valley, Engineering: GINNY SMITH, Law- lon, Educalion: JAMES SMITH, Roosevell, Engineering: MARVIN SMITH, Union Cily, Agricullure: NANCY SMITH, Warrensburg. Mo., Home Ec.: PAT SMITH, Oklahoma Cily, AHS: RICHARD SMITH, Brislow, AES. ROW 5: RONALD SMITH, Oklahoma Cily, AES: EARLINE SNY- DER, Perry, Business: ROBERT SOMPAYRAC, Barflesyille, Engi- neering: RICHARD SOUDERS, Lawlon, Business: RICHARD SOUTHARD, Blanchard, Engineering: BENNY SOUTHERLAND, Senlinel, Agriculluref JUDITH SPARKS, Oklahoma Cily, ASS: CHARLOTTE SPECHT, Lawlon, Home Ec.: JERRY SPENCER. Oklahoma Cily, ABS: GEORGE SPIVA, Oklahoma Ciiy, Engineer- ing. ROW 6: OMA SPLAWN, Anllers, AHS: ROBERT STANCLIFF, Roreburg, Ore., ABS: THOMAS STANFORD, McLoud, Business: LINDA STANSEL, Gueydan, La., Educalion: RICHARD STAPLES. McAlesler, Engineering: CLIFFORD STARK, Muskogee, A8fS: BILL STARKS, Hominy, AHS: LESLIE STARKS, Welumka, Agricul- lure: JACQUELINE STARR, Slilwell, Home Ec.: SANDRA STA- TEN, Hennessey, Home EC. Pfigc JI! Professors Dller Their Assistance ROW I: JON STEIGLEDER, Duncan, Business: LYNN STEIN- CAMP, Sherman, Tex., ABS: LEO STEINKOENIG, Borger, Tex., Home Ec.: CAROL STEPHENS, Allus, AHS: RICH STEPHENSON. Tulsa, Engineering: MILLIE STEWART, Tulsa, ABS: SHERYL STICE, Blackwell, Business: WALTER STIDHAM, Clinion, Agricul- lure: GLEN STILES, Cushing Agricullure: GILBERT STOCKING- ER, Oklahoma Cily, Business. ROW 2: DAVID STONE, Okrnulgee, Business: JANE STONE, Oklahoma Ciiy, AES: KAY STONE, Poleau, AES: JIM STOVALL, Tulsa, Business: MICKEY JANE STOVALL, Sayre, Home Ec.: RICH- ARD STREETER, Claremore, AHS: LINDA STRINGER, Tulsa, Educa- Iion: DOTTY STRUCK, Aloka, Educalion: WALDO SWAFFORD, Sand Springs, Engineering: LARRY SWANDA, Yukon, Agricullure. ROW 3: GARY SWINGER, Benion, Mo., Engineering: REBECCA SYKES, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.: ERNEST SYKORA, Marielia, ABS: LARRY TABOR, Oklahoma Cily, Business: JOLINE TAG- GART, Hennessey, Educalion: RALPH TAPP, Gallalin, Mo., Agri- cullure: RICHARD TAPP, Ponca Cily, Business: WALLACE TARL- TON, Slillwaler, Engineering: LINDA TATUM, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: REXFORD TAUTFEST, Marland, Agricullure. ROW 4: BRENDA TAYLOR, Chickasha, Educalion: ROBERTA TEFFT, Enid, Business: CYRUS TEHERANCHI, Slillwaler, Engineer- ing: CARL TENNILLE, Slillwaler, Business: RICK TESSIER, Tulsa, Business: GERALD THOMAS, Ponca Cily, Engineering: SUSAN THOMAS, Vinila, Educaiion: RICHARD THOMASON, Lawlon, Engineering: BUDDY THOMPSON, Eldorado, Engineering: CYN- THIA THOMPSON, Winiield, Kan., AHS. ROW 5: FRANKLIN THOMPSON, Tulsa, Business: GEORGE THOMPSON, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: JAMES THOMPSON, Enid, AES: SHERON THOMPSON, Marland, Business: DOROTHY THOMSON, Vallianl, Home EC., CHARLES THORNTON, Eaxon, Engineering: WYNEMA THORNTON, l-lominy, Home Ec.: PEGGY THRASHER, McLoud, Home Ec.: WILLIAM TICER, Dallas, Tex.. Business: BETH TIETY, Slillwaier, Home Ec. ROW 6: EDWIN TIPPITT, McAlesler, Business: CAROLYN TIP- TON, Chouleau, Home Ec.: DIXIE TIPTON, Ponca Cily, Home Ec.: HOWARD TITSWORTH, Shawnee, Engineering: ROSE TOH- LEN, Tulsa, Educalion: VICTOR TOMA, Snyder, Engineering: LAWRENCE TOMKO, Midwesl Cily, Engineering: PAMELA TOM- MEY, Okmulgee, AHS: JERRY TONEY, Slonewall, AXaS: DYANNA TOWNSEND, Arkansas Cily, Kan., Educalion, Page 518 ROW I: CHESTER TRACY, Cheyenne, Agricullurer LUTHER TRENT, Oklahoma Cify, Business: JOHNNIE TROGDON, Pryor, Engineering: ANNETTE TRUMAN, Barilesville, Agisi HERKLEY TRUSSELL, Tulsa. Engineer- ing: GLENN TUCKER, Lyons, Kan., Business. ROW 2: NANCY TURNER, Tulsa, Educalion: RICH- ARD TURNER, Garden Ciiy, Kan., Agsi WILLIAM TUSING, Okmulgee, A31S: LINDA TUTTLE, Oklahoma Cily, Business: JOHN UPP, Chelsea, A81S: SHADRA UPSHAW, Muskogee, AHS. ROW 3: LINDA VAN BUREN, Harrah, AX1S: ROBERT VAN WINKLE, Nowaia, Engineering: CAROL VAN WYNGARDEN, Shorl Hills, N.J., ABS: WENDAL VAUGHAN, Blair, Agriculiure: DON VEST, Sfillwaier, A81S: SHARON VINEYARD, Woodward, Business. ROW 4: PETE VINZETTA, Haileyville, Business: MARI- ANNE VORHEIS, Ponca Cily, Home Ec.: SKIPPER WADDINGTON, Tulsa, Home EC.: DOROTHY WADE. San Anionio, Tex., AX1S: CAROL WAKELEE, Sfillwaler, Educaliong CURTIS WALKER, Bufler, Agriculiure. ROW 5: JAMES WALKER, Shawnee, Engineering: KAREN WALKER, Ponca Cily, A81S: LILA WALKER, Woodward, Educaliong JOHN WALLACE, Lawion. Home EC.: LEONARD WALLACE, Slillwaier, Engineer- ing: JOHN WALTON, Duncan, Engineering. ROW 6: BARBARA WARREN, Duke, Educaiiong CUR- TIS WATTS, Shidler, Business: DEAN WEAVER, Hugo. A81S: BARTON WEBSTER, Tulsa, A8151 JIMMY WEB- STER, Norman, A8153 SHERRY WEEMS, Okeene, Busi- NESS. ROW 7: CHARLES WEHLING, Fairmont Business: WILMA WEHR, S+illwa+er, Business: JUDITH WELCH, Tulsa, Business: JENNIE WENSEL, Union Ciiy, A8151 JAMES WEST, Tulsa, AES: OLIVER WEST, APO 343. Calif., A81S. ROW 8: EDWARD WHEELER, Oklahoma Cify, Edu- ca'rion: KAREN WHEELER, Chickasha, A81S: RONALD WHITAKER, Barllesyille, AX1S: RUTHANNA WHITE, Drexel Hill, Pa., A8187 SHERI WHITE, Pawhuska, Home EC.: NORRIS WHITFIELD, Calico Rock, Ark., Agricul- Iure. ROW 9: MARIAN WHITTEN, Oklahoma Ciiy, A8151 EDWIN WIED, Elsinore, Calif., Educaiiong ALEXANDER WIEDERKEHR, Enid, Educaiion: CAROLYN WIENS. Pond Creek, Educa+ion: GARRY WILBURN, Gaines- ville, Tex., Engineering: GALE WILKERSON, Seminole. Business. ROW IO: LARRY WILKINSON, Tulsa, A8157 DIANE WILLIAMS, Allus, Agisi DONITA WILLIAMS, Seniinel. A81S: GERTRUDE WILLIAMS, Cheiopa, Kan., Educa- Jrion: JAMES WILLIAMS, Tonkawa, A8153 JIM WIL- LIAMS, Tulsa, Business. Page 519 The Niodcrn Lounge is a comfortable, well-Iir area for studying and relaxation. No one can say that it does not serve its purpose. Juniors Are Striving for Perfection ROW I: JIMMY WILLIAMS, Gould, Agriculiureq JOHN WIL- LIAMS, Colleyville, Kan., AXS, MARY LEE WILLIAMS, Minol, A.F.B., N. Dale, Business, WILSON WILLIAMS, Edmond, Busi ness, CHARLES WILLS, Ralslon, Aqriculfure, REAGAN WILSON Barrie-sville, Business, ROGER WILSON, Houslon, Tex., ASUS DALE WILSON, Bellwel, Aqriculiure. ROW 2: ADELE WINBURN, Muskogee, AHS: ARVIN WING FIELD, Elk Cify, Aqriculrurez STEPHEN WINTORY, Tulsa, A815 CAROL WITT, Des Moines, Iowa, Educalion, FRED WITT, Laurel Miss., Engineering, TOM WITT, Barllesville, AHS, ELLERY WITT- MER, Ponca Ciiy, ASS, RUTH WOLF, Miami, Educalion. ROW 3: MARY WOLFE, Slillwaler, ASS, ARLIS WOOD, Alrus, ABS, KENT WOOD, Lawlon, Business, MARILYN WOOD, Barlles- ville, Educalion, RONALD WOOD, Tulsa, Educalion, WILLIAM WOOD, McAlesfer, AHS, ELIZABETH WOODS, Ardmore, Edu- carion, THOMAS WOODS, Blackwell, Educalion. ROW 4: RAYMOND WORRELL, Collinsville, Educalion, CHARLES WRIGHT, Tulsa, Home EC.: OMAR YAAKULE, Jed- dah, Saudi Arabia, Engineering, WILLIAM YANKEE, Tulsa, Home EQ, DOYLE YARBOROUGH, Booneville, Arlc., Business, ERNEST YOUNG, Olclalwoma Cily, Engineering, JERRY ZAHL, Walla Walla, Waslw., Aqricullure, SYBIL ZUMBRO, Alius, AHS. I rage 520 ggi M iw? 2 411, 2.251 lllll lllll iilil lllll !illl ilili itll! ll!!! 2 Ili!! nunnnnn-u is 1 in ,., ,E k Q 2 2 '?Y' 2 Fggmwf iiulmauhwqmh, ,, M. n.,.f 8:::-., A SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Lynne Donlcin, Secretary- Treasurer, Don Swearingen, President Becky Mafney, Vice-Presi dent SOPHO GRE CLASS Page 521 SUPHU ORE CLASS Page 522 ROW I: FRANK AARON, Tulsa, A31S: JOHN ABER- NATHY, Allus, Agriculfure: JOYCE ADAMS, Bariles- ville, Home EC.: BARBARA AINSWORTH, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: LEELAND ALEXANDER, Okmulgee, Business: RITA ALEXANDER, Chandler, ABS. ROW 2: RICHARD ALLAN, Tulsa, Engineering: HOL- LIS ALLEN, Ponca City, Agriculfureq BILL ALLRED, Hobarl, Educalion: CRAIG AMES, Oklahoma Cily, Busi- ness: CHERYL ANDERSON, Gufhrie, Agisi JANET ANDERSON, McAles+er, Business. ROW 3: KAREN ANDERSEN, Norman, Educaliong NICHOLAUS ANDERSON, Brainerd, Minn., Educalion: CALVIN ANTHONY, Carney, ABS: DAVID ANTHONY, Barllesville, AB1S: ANITA APPLE, Woodward, ABS: DI- ANE ARCHER, Oklahoma Cify, Home EC. ROW 4: CLIFTON ARMSTRONG, Wearherford, ABS: CAROL ARNOLD, Oklahoma Cily, Business: JUDY ARNDT, EI Reno, Educalion: BILL ASHBAUGH, Ponca Cilv, ABS: GARY ATKINS, Oklahoma Cify, ABS: JUD- ITH ATKINSON, Hugo, Home Ec. ROW 5: JAMES AXLEY, Gulhrie, AX1S: PATTI AYERS, Oklahoma Cify, Business: MARGARET BACHER, Tulsa, Business: JAMES BACK, Tulsa, ABS: VICKI BADGER, Tulsa, Home EQ.: SUE BAILEY, Barllesville, ABS. ROW 6: KIMBERELY BAILEY, El Reno, ABS: SUSAN BAILEY, Alius, Educalion: DANA BAIR, Tulsa, Educa- lion: DUANE BAKER, Manchesler, Engineering: JOHN BAKER, Tulsa, Engineering: MARGERY BAKER, Hooker, Eclucafion. ROW 7: MARY BAKER, Tulsa, Home EC.: MENTER BAKER, Edmond, Business: WESLEY BAKER, Tulsa, Busi- ness: JIMMIE BALDWIN, Pawhuska, Agriculfure: LINDA BALE, Oklahoma Ciiy, Home EC.: MARSHALL BALFE, Tulsa, Engineering, ROW 8: LARRY BARKER, Tulsa, Engineering: JEFFREY BARKLEY, Tulsa, ABS: GARY BARR, Clinfon, Engineer- ing: SAMUEL BARR, Kearney. Mo., Agricullure: DAN- NA BARRAS, Okmulgee, Educalion: DONNA BARRAS, Okrnulgee, Educalion. ROW 9: JAMES BARRY, Abilene, Tex., Business: BON- NI BARTLETT, Tulsa, Home EC.: JULIE BARTO, Tulsa, ABS: HARLAN BASS, Fremont Neb., Engineering: TOM BASS, Okrnulgee, Business: CAROL BATES, Car- ney, Home EC. ROW IO: BARBARA BAUGHMAN, Tulsa, Agisi LAWR- ENCE BAXTER, Okmulgee, Engineering: CAROLE BAYHYLLE, Jamaica, N.Y., A8153 THOMAS BAYLESS. Venlura, Calif., Business: JANET BAYNE, Tulsa, Home EC.: RICHARD BAYS, Hapeville, Ga., Agriculiure. Sophomores Climb ROW I: BEVERLY BEACHBOARD, Enid, ABS: JUANITA BEARD, Wagoner, Home Ec.: VIRGINIA BEARD, Hollis, Business: JAMES BEATY, Tulsa, Engineering: DONNA BEAULIEU, Barllesville, Home Ec.Z DONALD BEIL, Tulsa, A8153 GARY BEIL, Tulsa, A8151 FOR- REST BELCHER, Tulsa, ABS: MARTY BELT, Oklahoma Cily, Edu- calion: JAY BELTZ, Silllwaler, Business. ROW 2: JOHN BENEEIEL, Cushing, Engineering: JOSEPH BEN- NE'l'l', Tulsa, ABS: WILLIAM BERGER, Barllesville, ABS: MARI- LYN BEROUSEK, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: MAE BERRY, Dallas Tex., Business: JUDY BERRYMAN, Tulsa, Educalion: GERALD BEST, Jefferson, ABS: WARREN BEYER, Enid, Business: LOIS BIGGS, Hiusclau, Business: STEPHEN BILYEU, Carson Cily, Nev., Business. ROW 3: MICHAEL BINGHAM, Tulsa, Engineering: ROBERT BIRD, Pawnee, ABS: LINDA BISSETT, Okmulgee, Home EC.: RICH- ARD BLACKBURN, Ponca Cily, Engineering: JAMES BLAZER, Tulsa, ABS: DAVID BLOCK, Tallahassee, Ela., AHS: BARRY BLOYD, Aline, Agricullure: SCOTT BOGERT, Sand Springs, Agri- cullureg CHARLES BOGIE, Okmulgee, ABS: JOHANNA BOND, Monlgomery, Ala., ABS. Toward the Top ROW 4: KAREN BONE, Temple, Home EC.: CAROL BOOHER, Barllesville, Educalion: MORRIS BOOTHE, Hollis, Business: PHIL- IP BORNEMANN, El Reno, Agricullure: DAVID BOUCHARD, Vlfarwick, R. l., Engineering: DARRELL BOUCHER, Oakwood. Engineering: KAREN BOWEN, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: JOE BOW- ERS, Goodwell, ABS: PHILIP BOWMAN, Newkirk, A8152 PATRI- CIA BRADSHAW, Cheyenne, Home EC. ROW 5: STEVEN BRAMBLE, San Diego, Calif., ABS: CARLA BRETZ, Barllesville. ABS: JUDITH BREWER, Gulhrie, Eclucaiion: RONALD BREWSTER, Blackwell, AHS: GEORGE BRIGGS, Barlles- ville, Agricullure: CHARLES BRISCOE, Lulher, Home EC.: JAMES BRITTON, Leedey, Agricullure: SU BROOKS, Oklahoma Cily. Home EQ.: CHARLENE BROWE, Oklahoma Cily, Business: ALAN BROWN, Blue Bell, Pa., AHS. ROW 6: CAROL BROWN, Oklahoma Cily, Business: DARRYL BROWN, Tulsa, Business: JERRY BROWN, Ponca Cily, Educalion: MARY BROWN, Pond Creek, Home Ec., MELVA BROWN, Sul- phur, ABS: RONALD BROWN, Ponca Cily, AES: SHERRY BROWN, Duncan, Educaiion: CAROL BROWNING, Oklahoma Ci'l'y, Educalion: ROBERT BRYAN, Oklahoma Cily, Agricullurei WYNONA BRYANT, Tulsa, Educalion. Page 523 Universit is N vv Their Way of Life ROW I: MARY BULLOCK. Tulsa, AES: MICHAEL BURCHETT, Sapulpa, A8cS: JERRY BURROWS, Tulsa, Business: CARL BUSH. Oklahoma Cily, AHS: CLEONE BUTLER, Bixby, Business: CAROL BYRD, Hollis, AHS: PATRICK CAFFEY, Tulsa, ABS: LARRY CAIN, Fairview, Engineering: CAROLYN CALDWELL, Oklahoma Cily, Educafion: MILAN CALDWELL, Belhany, ABS. ROW 2: PATSY CALDWELL, Slillwaler, Educalion: NANCY CAL- HOON, Cushing, AHS: SUZANNE CALLAWAY, Tulsa, Home Ec.: ALAN CAMBRA, Honolulu. Hawaii, Home EC.: CHARLES CAMP- BELL, Edmond, Business: MICHAEL CAMPBELL, Ponca Cily, En- gineering: NINA CAMPBELL, Tulsa, Business: JAMES CANNON, Oklahoma Cily, Business: NANCY CARDENAS, Barllesville, Busi- ness: EARLENE CARDER, Paoli, Home Ec. ROW 3: ROLAND CARGILL, Cushing, Agricullure: SHIRLEY CARLEY, Enid, Home Ec.: GENE CARLSON, Hampshire, lll., En- gineering: NED CARNES, Muskogee, Engineering: TED CARNES, Muskogee, Engineering: JAMES CARNEY, McAles+er, AES: AL- VIN CARPENTER, Holdenville, Engineering: LYNN CARPENTER, Slillwafer, ABS: SHARON CARPENTER, Red Rock, Home Ec.: CAROLYN CARTER, Okemah. Home Ec. ROW 4: EMMETT CARTER, Purcell, Business: SHARON CAR- TER, Vinira, Home EC.: ROBERT CARTWRIGHT, Muskogee, AES: ROBERT CARY, Tulsa, AHS: ALFRED CECIL, Enid, A81S: GEORGE CHAPDELAINE, Framingham, Mass., AES: KENNETH CHAP- MAN, Hobart Home Ec.: GARY CHAPPORY, Oklahoma Ciry. Business: JERRY CHEATHAM, Tulsa, Engineering: CAROL CHERRY, Oklahoma Cily, Business. ROW 5: EARL CHERRY, Chouleau, Business: ROBERTA CHE- VALLEY, Dewey, AHS: ROBERT CHILDRESS, Srigler, Engineering: PRISCILLA CHRIST, Wewoka, Educalion: JERRY CHRISTENSEN, Garden Cily, Kan., AES: JOHN CHRISTENSEN, Enid, AHS? AVOLA CINNAMON, Garber, Educalion: LOUIS CUCCI, Ponca, Ciiy, A8151 CANDACE CLARK, Tulsa, AES: PATSY CLARK, Tulsa, Business. ROW 6: PETER CLARK, Medford, AHS: VICTORIA CLEMENTE, Arkansas Cily, Kan., AHS: MELISSA CLEVELAND, Corfland. N.Y., AHS: CATHIE CLINE, Hennessey, Educafion: MARY CLOWER, Faxon, Educafion: LARRY CLUCK, Wewoka, Engineering: BAR- BARA CLUMP, Woodward, A8153 JOHN COBB, McAles'rer, Engi- neering: JUDITH COBURN, Harrah, Home Ec.: ROBERT COCK- ERILL, Clinlon, AES. Pfige 524 ROW I: LILLA CODDING, Foraker, Agricullrurej WILLIAM CODY, Tulsa, Agriculfureg CLAUDIA COF- FEY, Midwesf Ciry, A81S: GLORIA COLLIN, Moore. AX1S: GEOFFREY COLLINS, Slillwaler, AX1S: CHERYL COLWELL, Ponca Cily, A81S. ROW 2: ALAN CONDITT, Owasso, A81S: TERRY CONN, Poleau, Business: ANITA CONNER, Barllesville, Home EC.: WILLIAM CONNER, Beaver, A8153 ROBERT COOK, Edmond, Engineering: TERRI COOK, Oklahoma Ciiv, A81S. ROW 3: JAMES COOPER, Tulsa, Business: ROBERT COOPER, Claremore, Educalion: EDWARD COPELIN, Elk Ciiy, Home EC.: JACK CORGAN, Dallas, Tex., En- gineering: FRED CORNISH, McAIes'rer, A81S: JAMES COSTAIN, Pryor, Engineering. ROW 4: JAMES COSTELLO, Oklahoma Cily, Engineer- ing: JAMES COTTOM, Barllesville, Engineering: SHER- ON COUCH, Spencer, Home EC.: BEVERLY COX, Oklahoma Ciry, Educalion: JUDITH COX, Pawnee, Business: SHARON CRAIG, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion. ROW 5: JAMES CREASON, Elk Cily, Engineering: BEVERLY CREGG, Lawfon, Educafion: CHARLENE CRISWELL, Sfillwaler, Home Ec.: MICHAEL CRONE, Tulsa, Engineering: BILL CROOCH, Okmulgee, A8157 HALAN CROSS, Sand Springs, Engineering. ROW 6: ROD CROUCH, Slwafluck, Agricullure: CAR- OL CROW, Souflw Haven, Kan., A81S: STEVE DAMON, Gullwrie, A81S: ANDREA DANIEL, Oklahoma Ciry, Edu- cafion: KENNETH DANIEL, Tulsa, Engineering: LARRY DANIEL, Midwesl Ciry, A81S. ROW 7: CLAIRE DANIELSON, Manlwalran, Kan., AXKSI DIANA DARLING, Pra'n', Kan., A81S: RUTH DARROW. Oklahoma Ciry, Educalion: GARY DAVIDSON, David- son, A81S: LARRY DAVIDSON, Davidson, Engineering: ELIZABETH DAVIES, Tulsa, Home Ec. ROW 8: CYNTHIA DAVIS, Oklahoma Cily, AX1S7 DARYL DAVIS, Oklalwoma Cily, Agricullure: DINELL DAVIS, Tulsa, Educafion: FRANCES DAVIS, Lubbock, Tex., Educalion: HARRY DAVIS, Enid, Engineering: PATRICIA DAVIS, Armen, A81S. ROW 9: PATRICIA DAVISON, Allus, A8153 DONNA DAWKINS, Alva, AES: JUDITH DAWSON, Edmond, Home EC.: KATHY DECLASPEL, Broken Arrow, A81S: JOHN DEEN, Owasso, Engineering: MARY DeLOZIER, Slillwaier, A81S. ROW IO: LARRY DeMAIO, Muskogee, Business: BILL DeMOND, Mangum, Engineering: CHARLOTTE DEN- HAM, Oklalwoma Cily, A8157 FRANK DENHAM, Tulsa, Engineering: JAMES DENNIS, Okmulgee, AX1S: MICH- AEL DENNIS, Eureka, Kan., Home EC. SOPHD ORE CLASS Page 525 SOPHO GRE CLASS Page 526 ROW I: TERRY DENTON, Barllesville, AHS: JORGE DePOMBO, Carhagena, Colombia, ABS: DYONNA DICKSON, Arnell, Home EC.: JO ANN DILL, Okeene, Home Ec.: PAUL DILLAHUNTY, Granire, Agricullure: REBECCA DILTZ, Allus, Educalion. ROW 2: BARBARA DITMORE, Newkirk, Business: OLIVIA DIXON, Del Cily, Educalion: JAMES DOBSON, Kaw Cily, Agricullure: MARY DOBSON, Slillwaler, ABS: RONALD DOBSON, Kaw Cily, Agricullure: BON- NIE DOLAN, Apache, ABS. ROW 3: ANTHONY DONATO, Searinglown, N.Y., En- gineering: MARILYN DONKIN, Tulsa. Home EC.: CHARLOTTE DORMIRE, Redrock, Educalion: KAYE DOSSEY, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: JIM DOUGHER- TY, Tulsa, Engineering: RONNIE DOVEL, Enid, Busi- ness. ROW 4: CLAUD DOWELL, Woodward, A8157 ELIZA- BETH DRYDEN, Melairie, La., Educalion: CAROL DUCKERT, Sapulpa, ABS: DENNIS DUDLEY, Germany. Engineering: LESLIE DUNAVANT, Jer, Business: BE'I'I'Y DUNCAN, Tulsa, Business. ROW 5: JOHN DUNCAN, Allus, Business: TERRY DUNN, Garber, Agricullure: JUDY DUNHAM, Okla- homa Cily, Educalion: JAN DUNKELBERG, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: JEAN DUNLAP, Oklahoma Cily, Ed- ucalion: ELMO DUNN, Canule, Business. ROW 6: ROBERT DUPREE, Tulsa, AES: ROBERT DURST, Fairfax, Business: RICK DUSENBURY, Guymon, Engineering: ROBERT DUSKIN, Oklahoma Cily, Engi- neering: WILLIAM DYSINGER, Slillwaler, Agricullure: KAY EARNEST, Ponca Cily, Educalion. ROW 7: JANE EARNST, Oklahoma Cily, Business: RICHARD EAST, Tulsa, Engineering: ROBERT EAST. Tulsa. Engineering: VIRGINIA EASTER, Barllesville, Ed- ucalion: EDITH EBY, Perry, A8cS: RONALD EDMISTEN, Tulsa, Engineering. ROW 8: ROBERT EICHLING, Midwesl' Cily, Business: JUDY EITEL, Collinsville, Educalion: BILL ELDER, Okla- homa Cily, Engineering: HARRIS ELDER, Barllesville, ABS: JEAN ELEY, Allus, ABS: CAROL ELLIOTT, Tulsa, Educalion. ROW 9: SANDRA ELLIOTT, Sand Springs, Educalion: PATRICK ELLIS, Tulsa, Engineering: JANICE ELLISAN, Oklahoma Cify, Home EC.: ZIZETTE ELWAN, Slillwaler, Business: LINDA EMMONS, Snyder, Business: JUDY ENGEL, Ada, AES. ROW IO: STEVE EPPS, Dallas, Tex., AHS? CHARLES ESCUE, Slillwaler, AES: JERRY ETTER, Tulsa, Engineer- ing: ARVIN EVANS, Collinsville, Educalion: CHARLES EVANS, Ochelala, Engineering: PAULA EVANS, Per- kins, A8fS. Stud is Still a Problem to Students ROW l: RONALD EVANS, Bixby, Engineering: WlLLlAM EVANS, El Reno, Engineering: DIEDRA EVERETT, Skiatook, AES: WILLIAM EWENS, Stillwater, Engineering: TERESA EWING, Wa- tonga, Business: JEAN EYLER, Collinsville, Home Ec.: WILLIAM FAGALA, Oklahoma City, Business: HELEN FAIR, Casper, Wyo., ABS: WILLIAM FALLIN, t'ton1iny, Engineering: WILLIAM FARM- ER, Tyrone, Engineering. ROW 2: SUSIE FARRIS, Oklahoma City, AES: MAXINE FAU- CHIER, Tulsa, Education: CAROLYN FAULKNER, Tulsa, Educa- tion: ALLEN FAUST, Midwest City, ASS: CONNIE FEDDERSEN. El Reno, Home Ec.: GRACE FELLER, Oklahoma City, Education: PHYLLIS FELTOW, Enid, AES: DALE FENTON, Tulsa, Business: DIANNA FERSTL, Eort Worth, Tex., Agriculture: JAMES FETGAT- TER, Pauls Valley, Business. ROW 3: KAREN FILLEBROWN, Bethany, A8157 JOHN FINE, Lindsay, AHS: JANE FINLEY, Stillwater, ABS: CHARLES FISHER, Sand Springs, Business: JAMES FITE, Pawnee, AHS: LOUIS FITE, Willow, AES: MARGARET FITZGERALD, Tulsa, Business: SHIR- LEY FLANAGAN, Chandler, A8iS: SUSAN FLEMING, Stillwater. Home Ecu BETTY FLETCHER, Tulsa. AES. ROW 4: JUDITH FLOYD, Oklahoma City, A8157 SUSAN FOL- LANSBEE, Tulsa, AHS: PHIL FOLSOM, Idabel, Business: JAMES FORBES, Ralston, Agriculture: GARRY FOSTER, Broken Arrow. Agriculture: FRED FOSTER, Altus, AES: KAREN FOWLER, Semi- nole, Education: RITA FOX, Tulsa, Business: SANDRA FOX, Bar- tlesyille, Business: ALAN FRANSEN, Chaucer, Engineering. ROW 5: MAXINE FRANSEN, Clinton, Home Ec.: JAMES FRA- ZIER, Blackwell, ABS: JUDITH FREEMAN, Duncan, Business: RON- ALD FREEMAN, Claremore, AES: TRESSA FREY, Ponca City, Business: PENNY FRIEND, Bowring, Home EC.: DONNA FRY. Frederick, AHS: LEANNA FRY, Blackwell, Business: GERALD FRYE, Tulsa, Business: NOREEN FUKSA, Bison, Home Ec, ROW 6: SHARON GAFFORD, Muskogee, Education: DUANE GAGLE, Bartlesville, Business: LINDA GAINES, Konawa, AES: CARLA GAITHER, Pryor, AES: HERSHAL GAITHER, Tulsa, A81Si GAYLE GAMBLE, Spiro, Education: DON GAMMON, Tulsa, Busi- ness: TOM GANN, Tulsa, AES: VICTOR GARDNER, Tulsa, Busi- ness: JUNE GARIBALDI, Oklahoma City, Home Ec. Page 527 Second Year Students Trudge On ROW I: SHERRY GARLAND, Oklahoma Cily, AHS: GERALD GARNER, Thomas, ABS: JOHN GARNER, Slillwaler, Engineer- ing: JOHN GAROL, Tulsa, AES: CHESTER GATES, Salina, Engi- neering: PATRICK GATES, Tulsa, Business: MARGO GEE, Slill- wafer, A8155 WILLIAM GENTRY, I-lobarl, AHS: FRASER GET- GOOD, Tulsa, ABS: ERNESTINE GETTYS, Oklahoma Ciry, AES. ROW 2: SUE GIBBS, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: THOMAS GIBSON, Oklahoma Cily, AHS: MARY GILBERT, Holoarl, ABS: RENA GIL- BERT, Oklahoma Cily, Eduoalion: SUSIE GILBERT, Ponca Cily, A8151 JERRY GILL, Lindsay, A8fS: LARRY GILLHAM, Enid, Engi- neerinqi JANICE GILLHAM, Enid, AES: GARY GILLIAM, Tulsa, Business: ARTHUR GOBLE, Chandler, Business. ROW 3: NANCY GODDARD, Haskell, A8151 SHARON GOD- DEN, Tulsa, Home EC.: RONALD GODLEY, Blackwell, Business: NANCY GOERSS, Barllesville. Educalion: ARTHUR GOESSEL, Palm Beach, Fla., Home Ec.: STEPHEN GOLTRY, Caldwell, Kan.. ABS: CHARLES GOOD, Chandler, ABS: DAN GOODMAN, Yu- kon, Agricullure: WILLIAM GOODWILL, Williamsburg, Kan., En- gineering: LOUIS GORE, Tulsa, ABS. ROW 4: ROMMIE GORRELL, Tulsa, A8151 DONALD GORRIE. Tulsa, Business: ELAINE GOVIN, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: DIANE GRAHAM, Barllesville, AXIS: JUDY GRAHAM, Frederick, Busi- ness: KENNETH GRAHAM, Allus, Business: JANICE GRANT, Marked Tree, Ark., ABS: CONNIE GRAVES, Enid, A8151 HELEN GRAY, Muskogee, Educaliong CHARLES GREEN, Tulsa, ABS. ROW 5: STEPHEN GREEN, Muskogee, ABS: VIRGINIA GREEN, Tulsa, Business: CAROLYN GREER, Terllon, Home Ec.: SKIP GREER, Grandliield, Business: SALLY GREINER, Slillwaler, ABS: TERRI GREINER, Slillwaler, Educalion: LINDA GRIFFIN, Okla- homa Cify, Educalion: MARY GRIFFIN, Cushing, Home Ec.: DEN- NIS GRIGGS, Tulsa, Business: CARL GRIZZLE, Newkirk, Engineer- ing. ROW 6: RONALD GROOMS, Slillwaler, A3157 JUDITH GUD- GEL, Alexandria, Va., AES: FRANCES GUMAER, Tulsa, Educa- Iion: DALE GUSTAFSON, Claremore, ABS: DIANNA GUTSHALL, Ponca Cily, ABS: BONNIE GWINN, Helena, Business: JUDY HA- FER, Oklahoma Cily, Business: JOHN HAFKER, Los Cob, Conn.. Engineering: WILLIAM HAINES, Newkirk, ALS: ROBERTA HALL, Tulsa, ABS. Page 528 ROW I: SHARRON HALL, Duke, Business: WILLIAM HALL, Tulsa, Engineering: MAURICE HAMBURGER, Clinlon. Engineering: KAREN HAMILTON, Tulsa, A8iS: DIANNE HAMILTON, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: SUS- AN HAMMETT, Claremore, ASIS. ROW 2: MARY HAMMONS, Shawnee, ARS: JOHN HANCOCK, Chickasha, AHS: BEVERLY HANDLEY, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: JAMES HANNON, Cushing, Business: JUDY HANSEN, E+. Sill, Educalion: STER- LING HANSEN, Tulsa, Engineering. ROW 3: DONALD HARBAN, Barllesville. Engineering: DEANNA HARBIN, Yale, Educalion: JOE HARDIN, Blackwell, A8fS: SAM HARDING, Lawlon, ABS: ROB- ERT HARDY, Tulsa, AES: TERRIE HARDY, Ponca Cily. A8fS. ROW 4: BURNS HARGIS, Barllesville, Business: ROSE- MARY HARLEY, Clinlon, AXQS: KEITH HARMAN, Pon- ca Cily, Agricullure: SUE HARMON, Shawnee, AES: JAMES HARNED, Shidler, Agricullure: LESLIE HAR- RINGTON, Cheyenne, ABS. ROW 5: SHARON HARRINGTON, Muskogee, Busi- ness: MARGARET HARRIS, Oklahoma Cily, AES: DEB- BIE HARRISON, Dallas, Tex., AES: JANICE HART. Tulsa, ABS: THOMAS HART, Enid, Agricullure: RICH- ARD HARTMEYER, Sand Springs, Educalion. ROW 6: JULIE HARVEY, Okmulgee, A8157 PAUL HAR- VEY, Beggs, Business: CAROLE HARVISON, Tulsa. Business: BARBARA HARWELL, Sao Poulo, Brazil, Edu- calion: JOY HASS, Barllesville, ABQS: CHERE HAT- FIELD, Enid, Business. ROW 7: BRENDA HAWKINS, Oklahoma Cily, A8152 JERRY HAZELTON, Slillwaler, Educalion: ACHILLE HEBERT, Langslon, AHS: EDWARD HECK, Tulsa, Busi- ness: JERRY HEFFEL, Mangum, Engineering: DONALD HEISE, Sayre, Agricullure. ROW 8: RONNIE HEISLEY, Muskogee, A8157 JOHN HEITZKE, Midwesl Cily, A8151 BARBARA HENDER- SON, Allus, AHS: ANN HENLEY, I-larlshorne, Home EC.: CHUCK HENSLEY, Checolah, Business: JACK HENSLEY, Muskogee, ARS. ROW 9: JUDY HERRING, Tulsa, AES: MARY HES- TER, Alva, A8fS: CHARLOTTE HEWLETT, Elk City, A8153 THOMAS HICKEN, Broken Arrow, A8152 KERRY HICK- MAN, Vinila, AES: GLEN HICKS, Tulsa, Engineering. ROW IO: NANCY HIERONYMUS, Tulsa, Home EC.: MICHAEL HIGGINS, Pawhuska, Agricullure' CARMEL- ITA HILDEBRAND, Vici, Educalion: JAMES HILL, Tali- hina, Agricullure: KENNETH HILL, Tulsa, A81S: SAN- DRA HIMES, Slillwaler, Home EC. SGPHU ORE CLASS Page 529 SOPHO ORE CLASS Page S30 ROW I: SUZANNE HINDMAN, Tulsa, Eclucaiion: JUDY HINES, Dewey, Educalion: KAREN HINES, Allus, Educalion: LONNIE HINES, Oklahoma Cily, AXIS: NANCY HINSON, Keawood, Kan., Home EC.: JAMES HINTON, Nevvkirk, Agriculiure. ROW 2: JOE HINZ, Clinlon, Agriculiurey NANCY HISSEM, Barllesville, Educaiion: MAY HOAG, Gulhrie, ABS' HERSCHEL HOBSON, El Reno, Engineering: KAREN HODGE, Enid, ABS: LARRY HODGES, Sligler, Agricullure. ROW 3: THOMAS HODGES, Lillie Rock, Ark., Engi- neering: RITA HODUR, Oklahoma Cify, Business: JAMES HOFFMAN, Pryor, Engineering: CHESTER HOLDEN, Pueblo, Colo., Engineering: CURT HOLD- RIDGE, Allus, Business: JUDY HOLDRIDGE, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC. ROW 4: RONALD HOLLEMAN, Davenporf, Business: JIM HOLLIDAY, Tulsa, Business: LINDA HOLLIDAY, Pauls Valley, Home EC.: DONALD HOLLIMAN, Hous- lon, Tex., Engineering: MARK HOLLIS, Seminole, Enqi- neering: TERRY HOLLOWAY, Edmond, Engineering. ROW 5: PAUL HOLLRAH, El Reno, Engineering: ROB- ERT HOLMES, Oklahoma Cily, Business: BARBARA HOLT, Tulsa, Home EC.: JUDITH HOLT, Sapulpa, AHS: LINDA HOLTON, Poleau, Educalion: ALBERT HOLUB, Enid, Engineering. ROW 6: JAMES HOMAN, Salem, Business: CAROL HONEYCUTT, Vinila, AHS: JACK HOOD, Lindsay, Business: RAY HOOVER, Oklahoma Cily, AXIS: CHERYL HOPPE, Grandiield, Business: DIANNA HOP- PER, Brisrow, AES. ROW 7: ROBERT HOPPERS, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business: ROBERT HORINEK, Newkirk, Engineering: REX HOT- TEL, Davis, Engineering: JOYCE HOUK, Hydro, ABS: HOLLY HOUSTON, Pryor, ABS: KAREN HOVE, Allus. Home EC. ROW 8: KITTY HOWARD, I-linlon, Home EC.: ROB- ERT HOWARD, Arkansas Cily, Kan,, ABS: MARIAN HOWE, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.: WILLIAM HOW- ELL, Edmond, Engineering: ELIZABETH HUBBARD, Law- lon, Home Ec,: GEORGE HUFF, Shreveport La., Agri- Cullure. ROW 9: VIRGINIA HUGGARD, Piedmonl, Home EC.: GARY HUGHES, Tulsa, Engineering: T. L. HUNT, Tulsa, Business: CHARLOTTE HUNTER, Ponca Cily, Business: LOSCO HUNTER, Waukomis, Agricullure: RAYMOND HURLBUTT, Tulsa, AES, ROW IO: EDWARD HURST, Duncan, Engineering: CARROLL HUTCHENS, Prairie Village, Kan., A8151 TERRY HYATT, Oklahoma Cify, Engineering: MARY ANN HYNES, Barllesville, ASIS: EDWIN IGE, Hono- lulu, Hawaii, Agricullure: ALFRED ILLINGWORTH, Colombia, Mo., ABS. Activities Are Important to Students ROW I: SUZANNE INCIARDI, Stillwater, A3cS: VINCENT INNA- RELLA, Binghamton, N.Y., Engineering: DOUGLAS ISHMAEL, Depew, Engineering: MARILYN IVESTER, Erick, ABS: JOE JACK- SON, Altus, AXS: WILLI JAMES, Oklahoma City, AES: RICH- ARD JARVIS, Stillwater, Engineering: STEVE JAY, Stillwater, Busi- ness: ANNETTE JELINEK, Yukon, ABS: JEANENE JENKINS, Okla- homa City, AHS. ROW 2: ZELDA JENKINS, Stroud, Home Ec.: JOHN JEN- NINGS, Blackwell, Engineering: MARY JOHNS, Oklahoma City, Education: BRIAN JOHNSON, Oklahoma City, Agriculture: GAY- NELL JOHNSON, Alva, AHS: JO JOHNSON, Oklahoma City, Education: JOHN JOHNSON, Sapulpa, AHS: LINDA JOHN- SON, Seminole, Education: KEITH JOHNSTON, Stuttgart, Ark,, Engineering: ROBERTA JOHNSTON, Fairtax, Home Ec. ROW 3: DELAINE JONES, Stillwater, A8fS: DON JONES, Bar- tlesville, Business: GAIL JONES, Leedey, Engineering,: GEORGE JONES, Oklahoma City, Agriculture: JUDY JONES, Oklahoma City, Education: PAMELA JONES, Tulsa, Education: PHILLIP JONES, Duncan, Engineering: PRESTON JONES, Muskogee, AES: RICHARD JONES, Ponca City, Engineering: SAUNDRIA JONES, Ponca City, AHS. ROW 4: SHERRY JONES, Oklahoma City, Home Ec.: SHIRLEY JONES, Oklahoma City, Education: THOMAS JORDAN, Whea- ton, III., AES: HOWARD KANELAKOS, Ponca City, ASS: ROB- ERT KAPPLER, Whittier, Calit., Home Ec.: RICHARD KARASOK. Bartlesville, ASS: MYRA KATNER, Miami, AES: STAN KAYS, Stillwater, Agriculture: JAMES KEITZ, Oklahoma City, Business: LAWRENCE KEITH, Oklahoma City, Engineering. ROW 5: JAMES KELLN, Shattuck, Business: JOHN KEMP, Okla- homa City, Engineering: LINDA KEMP, Cushing, Education: LOW- ELL KENNEDY, Tulsa, Engineering: PAULA KENNEDY, Pryor, Ed- ucation: ROBERT KERBY, Clinton, Engineering: JO ANN KET- TER, Union City, Business: PHILLIP KEY, Sulphur, Business: AN- THONY KIBURIS, Vestal, N.Y.. Engineering: KAREN KIMBALL, Midland, Tex., Home Ec. ROW 6: MERLYN KING, Stillwater, AXS: DAVID KINKAID. Ponca City, A8cS: DAVID KINZER, Grandtield, AES: RAYMOND KIRBY, Muskogee, ABS: JOHN KIRK, Tulsa, AES: CAROLYN KIRKPATRICK, Shattuck. AES: JERRY KIRKPATRICK, Fay, A8157 LEE KIRKPATRICK, Oklahoma City, AHS: JUDY KIRMSE, Tex- homa, A8fS: JAMES KIRTLEY, Enid, Engineering. Page 531 Sophonnweslhanc ROW I: TERRY KIRTON, Enid, Agricullure: GEORGE KIZER, El Reno, Engineering: KATHRYN KNOX, Oklahoma Cily, AHS: JAMES KOBYLUK, Jones, Agricullure: KENDALL KOUBA, El Reno, Engineering: DIANA KRETLOW, Edmond, Business: JOHN- NY LEE KRETZSCHMAR, Midwesl Cily, Engineering: DONALD KRUMREI, Enid, AHS: THOMAS KURAS, Tulsa, Engineering? JOHN KUSEL, El. Colob, Agricullure. ROW 2: JUDY LACKEY, Henryella, Educalion: MICHAEL LAC- KI, Tulsa, Engineering: WILLIAM LAGERE, Chandler, AXS: FRED LANDESS, Guymon, Business: MICHAEL LANDRETH, Guymon, ASS: JOSEPH LANE, Guymon, Engineering: MAURICE LANGS- TON, Oklahoma Cily, Business: RICHARD LANGSTON, Okla- homa Cily, Engineering: KATHAL LANSDEN, Beaver, ABS: ED- WARD LAVERTY, Laverne, Agricullure. ROW 3: ANDREA LEE, Blackwell, Business: LINDA LEE, Okla- homa Cily, AHS: RICHARD LEE, Clearwaler, Kan., Engineering: BARNEY LEHMBECK, Cherokee, AES: ROBERT LEMBKE, Okla- homa Cily, AHS: JANE LEONARD, Slillwaler, Home EC.: 'STEVEN LESLIE, Barllesville, Engineering: MARY LEUGEMORS, Oklahoma Cily, Business: FRED LEWALLEN, Kiowa, Engineering: HOMER LEWIS, Arapaho, Agricullure. h outin Studies ROW 4: LEON LEWIS, Miami, AHS: SAMMYE LEWIS, Musko- gee, Home EC.: BILL LIEB, Nowala, Agricullure: PA'l'I'Y LIN- COLN, Muskogee, Home EC.: ROBERT LINDSLY, Barllesville, Home EC.: LARRY LIPPS, l-lobarl, ARS: CHARLES LITTLE, Ross- lon, Agricullure: JUNE LOCKE, Ponca Cily, AES: SUZANNE LO- GAN, Pillsburgh, Pa., Home EC.: WILLIAM LOHREY, Oklahoma Cily, Business. ROW 5: LARRY LOOMIS, Bullalo, Agricullure: NICHOLAS LO- PIPARO, New Orleans, La., Agricullure: KAY LORENZEN, Geary, AES: JANICE LOVE, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: KENNETH LOVE, Barllesville, Business: GLORIA LOW, Oklahoma Cily, Edu- calion: DEWEY LOWERY, Tulsa, AHS: JOHN LOWRANCE, Tulsa, AHS: JOE LUCAS, Copan, A8fS: MICHAEL LUDEWIG, Okla- homa Cily, Engineering. ROW 6: DON LUNDY, Tulsa, Engineering: JACK LUNDY, Mid- wesl Cily, AHS: JAMES LUNN, Sapulpa, Agricullure: BILL LYDA, Sapulpa, AXQS: MAXINE MACALLISTER, Slillwaler, Agricullure: DANIEL MACDOUGALL, Lubbock, Tex., AHS: JOHN MACIULA, Tulsa, ARS: PETER MACKELLAR, Slorrs, Conn., Home EC.: JOHN MAGEE, Waurika, Agricullure: JOANNA MAGRUDER, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion. Page 532 ROW I: NYLE MAHAFFEY, Logan, Business: KATHY MAHL, Elk Cily, Home EC.: MARILYN MAIER, Chick- asha, Home Ec.: MARY MALASKE, Pawhuska, Home Ec.: DIANE MALLE, Slillwaler, Educaliong JUDITH MALRONEY, Tulsa, Business. ROW 2: DON MALZAHN, Perry, Engineering: WIL- LIAM MANDLEBAUM, Barflesville, Agricullure: DON- NA MANNING, Sfillwaler, Home Ec.: KENNETH MAR- LER, Colleyville, Kan., Agriculiure: JAMES MARSH, Oklahoma Cily, AHS: ROBERT MARSHALL, Claremore, A81S. ROW 3: SHARON MARTENS, Carmen, Business: BRUCE MARTIN, Haworfh, AHS: DAVID MARTIN, Enid, Engineering: JAMES MARTIN, Hominy, A8157 JUDY MARTIN, Pauls Valley, AES: LLOYD MARTIN. Tulsa, Educalion. ROW 4: RICHARD MARTIN, Pryor, AES: MYRA MA- SON, Clinlon, Business: ROY MATHIS, Hominy, AHS: BECKY MATNEY, Tulsa, AES: DARRELL MATTHEWS. Mangum, Engineering: NICK MAUNEY, Tulsa, Business. ROW 5: JOYCE MAXWELL, Slillwaler, Business: SAN- DRA MCBEE, Duncan, Home Ec.: KENNETH MC- BRIDE, Apache, Engineering: SYNOVIA MCBRIDE, Ca- nadian, Business: DEAN MCCLAIN, Oklahoma Cily, A8151 CYNTHIA MCCLINTOCK, Nowafa, AHS. ROW 6: BETTY MCCOY, Enid, Educafion: CAROLYN MCCRACKEN, Oklahoma Cily, Educafion: COLENE MCCUE, Fairview, Educalion: CAROL MCCUNE, Ok- mulgee, Educalion: PHILIP MCCURDY, Tulsa, Engineer- ing: JOHN MCCUTCHEON, Muskogee, Business. ROW 7: GAIL MCDANIEL, Befhany, Home Ec.: PEG- GY MCELROY, Tulsa, Educafion: DOYLE MCELVANY. Oklahoma Cily, A8151 ROBERT MCGARRY, Belhescla. Md., A8152 JAMES MCGOWEN, Beaver, ASS: JOE MCKASKLE, McAles+er, Engineering. ROW 8: JAMES MCKELLAR, Tulsa, A8151 JOHN MC- KNIGHT, Barllesville, Agricullure: CONNIE MC- LAUGHLIN, Orlando, ARS: NANCY MCNEW, Okla- homa Cily, Business: CARROLL MCNISH, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: BILL MCSPADDEN, Muskogee, Busi- ness. ROW 9: DEANNA MCSWAIN, Barllesville, Business: SUE MCVEIGH, Ponca Cily, Educalionp SUSAN MEA- DOWS, Eakly, Home Ec.: LIBBY MEDLIN, Tulsa, Home Ec.: JANE MEGGS, Oklahoma Ciiy, Home Ec.: GAYLE MEIXNER, Barllesville, Home Ec. ROW I0: LOISANNE MERRITT, Belhany, AHS: VIC- TORIA MESSERLI, Midwesl' Cily, Educalion: JAMES METCALF, Alfus, AHS: MIKLE MIKLES, Oakwood, A861 ANN MILLER, Wakila, Home Ec.: BETTY MILLER, Bar- Ilesville, AES. SGPHG ORE CLASS Page 533 SOPHO GRE CLASS Page 53-I ROW I: JAMES MILLER, Oklahoma Cily, ASIS' JOE MILLER, Frederick, Business' JON MILLER, Okemah, Business: KAREN MILLER, Waynoka, A8157 LARRY MIL- LER, Tulsa, ABS: PHILIP MILLER, Shidler, Enqineerinq. ROW 2: JOYCE MILLS, Barllesville, ABS, BILL MILL- WEE, Tulsa, AXIS: SARAH MINGER, Tip-lon, A8151 RON- ALD MINSON, Vinila, Aqricullureq DAVID MISSIMER, Wilminqlon, Del., AES' GREGORY MITACEK, Barlles- ville, Enoineerinq. ROW 3: EDITH MITCHELL, Oklahoma Ciry, AES: GLEN MITCHELL, Slillwaler, ABS: JOHN MITCHELL. Tulsa, AES: RONALD MITCHELL, Slillwaler, Business! EDDIE MITTELSTET, Aline, Business: DIANA MONT- GOMERY, Tulsa, AHS. A ROW 4: GARY MONTGOMERY, Chandler, A8157 MARGENE MONTGOMERY, Edmond, Educalionp ANN MOODIE, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 CARL MOORE, Chandler, A8153 EDWARD MOORE, Enid, Business: EREDRENA MOORE, Edmond, Educalion. ROW 5: CELIA MOORE, Allus, Home EC.: MIRIAM MOORE, Allus, Home EC.: PATRICIA MOORE, Bixby, Business, SHARON MOORE, Blackwell, AES, SUE MORAN, Hollis, Educaliong KENNETH MOREY, Tulsa, Business. ROW 6: BARRY MORGAN, Barllesville, Business? PAMELA MORGAN, Barllesville, ABS' VIRGINIA MORGAN, Barllesville, Business: JAMES MORRIS, Ok- lahoma Cily, Businessy JAMES MORRIS, Tulsa, Busi- ness: ROBBIN MORTON, Tulsa, AES. ROW 7: NANCY MOSER, Kew, ABS: CAROLYN MOYERS, Drummond, Home Ee.: JIM MUCKLEROY, Tulsa, Engineering: SUSAN MUELLER, Cleveland, Home Ee.: WENDELL MULDER, Ramona, Engineering, LYNN MULLINAX, Claremore, ABS, ROW 8: JAMES MUNDIS, Muskogee, Engineering: NANCY MURDOCK, Tulsa, Home Ec.7 EVERETT MUR- PHY, Tulsa, AHS, GEORGE MURRELL, Allus, Engineer- inq: JANET MUSALLAM, Oklahoma Cily, AHS' KATH- LEEN MUSICK, Kingfisher. Home EC. ROW 9: JOHN MYERS, Enid, A8157 SUSAN NEAL. I-Ienryella, Business: JOHN NEAS, Broken Arrow Busi- ness: DAVID NEELY, Geary, Aqricullureg PAMELA NEFF, Vinila, Business DAVID NEGELEIN, Spaviraw, Aoricullure. ROW IO: CAROL NELSON, Slillwafer, AES' DAVID NELSON, Okinawa, ABS: LINDA NELSON, Oklahoma Cily, Business: BOYD NEWBY, Caney, Aoriculluref PEGGYE NEWTON, Brislow, Educalion' NANCY NICHOLAS, Nowela, ABS. Professors Plan Ro ROW I: LINDA NICHOLS, Hillsdale, Home EC.: PAUL NICH- OLS, Snyder, Educalion: CAROL NICKLES, Ponca Cily, Business: DONALD NIEMANN, Ponca Ciry, Agriculfure: ARTHUR NINE, Gage, Agricullure: STEVEN NOBLES, Tulsa, AB1S: BETTE NOB- LITT, Elk Cily, Business: JACQUE NOLL, Mesa, Ariz., Educalion: JAMES NORTON, Waronga, Engineering: SAMUEL NOT-T, Mus- kogee, Engineering. ROW 2: WILLIAM NOWAK, Barllesyille, Engineering: SUSAN NOWACKI, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.: CAROLYN NOYES, Ar- nell, AB1S: LARRY O'BYRNE, Tulsa, AX1S: PEGGY ODER, Black- well, Axis: LEE OLIM, Lake Jackson, Tex., Business: GWENDOLYN OLIVER, Cushing, A81S: JON OLIVER, Tulsa, ABS: PAT OLSON. Kimball, S.D., Home EC.: KENNETH O'NEIL, Tulsa, Engineering. ROW 3: GERALD O'ROURKE, Barllesville, A3157 MERRILL OS- BORN, Sand Springs, Agricullure: BEVERLY OSBORNE, Midwesl Ciry, Axis: JOHN OTEY, Tulsa, Engineering: JAMES OWEN, Edmond, Engineering: KENNETH OWEN, Sand Springs, Agricul- rure: MICHAEL OWEN, Middlelown, NJ., A81S: JO OWNBY, Shawnee, ABS: PAMELA PADLEY, Oklahoma Cify, Educalion: STEPHEN PAETZ, Tulsa, Engineering. unded Programs ROW 4: STEVEN PALMER, Pawnee, Agricullure: GARY PARKER, Muskogee, Business: SHERYL PARKER, Tulsa, Business: WILLIAM PARKS, Seminole, AX1S: CHERYL PARRISH, Oklahoma Cily, Ed- ucalion: GEORGE PARTIN, Abilene, Tex., Agricullure: CARL PATRICK, Pawhuska, A3151 MARGARET PATZER, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: JOHN PAYNE, Sacramenlo, Calif., Engineering: LOY PAYNE, Colony, Engineering. ROW 5: BARBARA PEARCE, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 THOMAS PEEPER, Apache, A8182 DONNA PEERY, Slillwaler, Business: KEL- LY PEIL, Oklahoma Cily, A81S: CHARLES PENNER, Fairview, En- gineering: CAROLYN PERRIN, Snycler, Business: MARSHALL PERSSON, Tulsa, ASS: KENNETH PETERS, Slillwaler, A81S: CAR- OL PETERSEN, Barllesyille, Educalion: DONALD PETRICEK, Mc- Alesfer, Engineering. ROW 6: SHARYN PFREHM, Oklahoma Cify, Home Ec.: PHILIP PHELPS, Shreveport La., Business: BRUCE PHILLIPS, Sand Springs, Agricullure: JANET PHILLIPS, Pryor, Business: JOHN PHILLIPS, Oklahoma Cily, Business: WALTON PHILLIPS, Lawlon, Engineering: MARTI PICKERING, Healcllon, A8151 ARNOLD PIETZ, Granile, Agricullure: REBECCA PILGRIM, Pond Creek. ABS: MALINDA PLUM, Broken Arrow, Home EC. Page 535 Sophomores Gain ROW I: ROBERT PLUNKETT, Lillle Rock, Ark., Engineering: BARBARA POJEZNY, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: CAROLYN POOL, Tulsa, Business: JAMES POPE, Enid, Business: SUZANNE POPE, Tecumseh, Home Ec.: DORIS PORTER, Tulsa, Business: LARRY PORTER, El Reno, Engineering: MARY PORTER, Musko- gee, A8151 DEAN POST, Marshall, Agricullure: JACK POWERS, Tulsa, ABS. ROW 2: MARIA POWERS, Tulsa, ABS: JACOUELINE PRALLE, Enid, Educalion: JANET PRATER, Tulsa, Educalion: BILL PRED- MORE, Eva, ABS: PRISCIILA PRESNALL, Fairview, Educalion: LONNIE PRESTON, Elk Cily, A8152 NANCY PRICE, Slillwaler. ABS: LINDA PRINE, Blueiackel, Business: LINDA PROCTOR, Tul- sa, AHS: PAT PROCTOR, Woodward, ABS. ROW 3: MARIANNA PULLING, Alexandria, Va., Educalion: THEODORE PURDOM, Blackwell, ABS: DUANE PURDUM, Okla- homa Cily, Home Ec.: RAYMOND PYLE, Mounds, AES: RICH- ARD QUAST, Tulsa, Engineering: MYRA RAINEY, Okmulgee, ABS: ROGER RAINWATER, Muskogee, Engineering: CHANDRU RAJANI, Bombay, India, Engineering: JERRY RALLS, Broken Ar- row, Business: GEORGE RAMEY, Yukon, AHS. aluable Knowledge ROW 4: MARY BETH RANDLE, Oklahoma Cily, A8181 CHERYL RANDLES, Hardesly, ABS: HARLAY RANEY, Tulsa, Agricullure: DAVID RAY, Oklahoma Cily, Business: LINDA RAY, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: JOEL RAYMOND, Dewey, Ages: JOHN REA, Okla- homa Cily, AES: ROSE REAMS, Tulsa, A81S: BILLY REBMAN, Pryor, Engineering: JEROME REDING, Slillwaler, ABS. ROW 5: CHERYL REECE, Crescenl, Home Ec.: MELVIN REED, Pawhuska, Business: SUSAN REED, Oklahoma Cily, A8cS: BECKY REESE, Oklahoma Cily, Business: JANICE REEVES, Maysville, Home EC.: JOHN REID, Blackwell, AES: PATSY REID, Chandler, Home Ec.: RONALD REID, Enid, Engineering: RICHARD REIF, Oklahoma Cily, A8151 LARRY RENNE, Tulsa, Engineering, ROW 6: JOHN RENNIE, Ponca Cify, Agricullure: JERRY REY- NOLDS, Tulsa, Business: ROBERT REYNOLDS, Allus, ASS: MAR- GERY RICE, Tulsa, Home EC.: JOHN RICH, I-lollisler, Educafion: NANCY RICHARDSON, Tulsa, Business: RICHARD RIDDLE, Sand Springs, Engineering: LINDA RIDGEWAY, Oklahoma Cily. Home Ec.: CLIFFORD RILEY, Ochelafa, Business: RODGER RIN- EY, Kirkwood, Mo., Engineering. Page 536 ROW I: DAVID RINGER, Edmond, Agricullure, DOUGLAS RINGER, Edmond, Agricullure, DAVID RITCHIE, Jenks, Business, JOHN RIVERS, Barllesville, Engineering, FRED ROBBINS, Slillwaler, Engineering: JAY ROBERTS, Oklahoma Cily, Business. ROW 2: WILLIAM ROBERTS, Tulsa, Engineering, BAR- BIE ROBERTSON, Ponca Cily, ABS: MARVIN ROBERT- SON, Enid, Engineering, JAMES ROBINSON, Okla- homa Cily, ABS, PATRICIA ROBINSON, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC., RICHARD ROBINSON, Tulsa, Engi- neering. ROW 3: JIMMY ROBISON, Tulsa, Engineering, JAN- ET ROBISON, Cushing, Business, VICKI ROCHELLE, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, BRYCE RODERICK, Garden Cily, Kansas, AXIS, JACQUELYN RODERICK, Tulsa, Business, NANCY ROESCH, Hugolon, Kan., Educalion. ROW 4: KAY ROETHER, Hobbs, N.M., Educalion? BRENDA ROGERS, Sperry, Educalion, DONALD ROG- ERS, Spencer, AES, JAMES ROGERS, Barflesyille, Engi- neering, JOHN ROGERS, ST. Louis, Mo., Engineering, RICHARD ROLSTEN, Tulsa, AHS. ROW 5: ROBERT ROMER, Guymon, Agricullure: CHARLES ROMICK, Claremore, Engineering, GREG- ORY RONCK, Enid, Engineering, JAN ROPER, Arnell, AES, ROBERT ROPER, Lubbock, Tex., AXIS: CAROL ROSE, Tulsa, Business. ROW 6: MICHAEL ROSEBEARY, Midwesl Cify, Agri- cullure, ROBERT ROSS, Meade, Kan., Home EC., RE- NEE ROUK, Sapulpa. A81S,'SHARON ROUNSAVILLE, Ardmore, Educaliong BOB RUSH, Sand Springs, Busi- ness, JAMES RUSSELL, Rochesler, N.Y., Business. ROW 7: JANIS RUSSELL, Aline, Home Ec., JERRY RUSSELL, Pryor, Business, MICHAEL RUSSELL, Annona, Tex., Business, PHILIP RYAN, Oklahoma Cily, Business: SHARON RYAN, Tulsa, Home EC., ROGER RYLAND- ER, Tulsa, AHS. ROW 8: JANE SAMPLE, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, WIL- LIAM SAMPSON, Beaumonl, Tex., Home Ec., RICK SAUER, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, HARRY SAUN- DERS, Belleville, Ill., ABS, RITA SAUNDERS, Cenlralia. Educaiion, JEAN SAVAGE, Blackwell, Educalion, ROW 9: JOHN SAVANT, Tulsa, Business, JANET SAWYER, Tulsa, Educalion, SUSAN SCHEEFEL, Okla- homa Cily, Educalion, DALE SCHMALTZ, Morrison. Business: DONNA SCHMIDT, Oklahoma Cily, Educa- lionz LOUIS SCHMITT, Tulsa, Engineering. ROW I0: DENNIS SCHNEIDER, Oklahoma Cily, ABS? LLOYD SCHNITZER, Barllesville, Business, JAMES SCHOOLEY, Tyrone, Agricullure, MARY SCHOTT, Slillwaler, Business, KAREN SCHROEDER, Sl. Paul. Minn., Home Ec., CAROL SCHUELEIN, Sand Springs, AHS. some GRE cms Page 537 I some ORE CLASS Page 538 ROW I: JAMES SCHUELKE, Wakifa, A8151 RONALD SCHURTER, Clinlon, Engineering: EUGENE SCHWARZ, Okarche, Business: BOB SCHWARZ, Oklahoma Cily, Agricullure: BARBARA SCOTT, Oklahoma Cily, A8151 TERRY SEDLAK, Hennessey, Engineering. ROW 2: DEAN SEEBECK, Choclaw, Agricullure: MARY SEIBER, I-loldenville, Home Ec.: CHERYL SEM- RAD, Waukamis, AXS: MYRON SEMRAD, Waukomis, Business: HALSEY SETTLE, Corsicana, Tex., AES' MAR- TY SEWELL, Oklahoma Oily, AES. ROW 3: ROSE SHAW, Tulsa, AES: RICHARD SHAW- LEY, Enid, Agricullure: MARTIN SHEDECK, Yukon, Ag- ricullure: LARRY SHELBY, Mariha, AES: CHARLES SHELTON, Tulsa, Business: DALE SHENOLD, Jennings, Agricullure. ROW 4: COLLETTE SHERIFF, Sapulpa, AES: SCOTT SHERRILL, Apache, Agricullure: HOWARD SHEW- ARD, I-lenryella, AXIS: ROBERT SHIELDS, Ponca Ciiy, Engineering: JULIA SHIRLEY, Allus, Home Ecu MARY SHIRLEY, Tulsa, ASS. ROW 5: ROBERT SHOBE, Barllesville, Engineering: PHYLLIS SHROPSHIRE, I-loldenville, Educalion: SUSAN SHULER, Enid, Home Ec.: LINDA SILBERBERGER. Enid, AHS: DONALD SIMMONS, Jenks, ASS: ELLA SIMMONS, Tonkawa, Home EC. ROW 6: JAMES SIMMONS, Ponca CIW, ASS' LINDA SIMMONS, Barllesville, Home Ec.: TOMMY SIMS, Claremore, AES: MICHAEL SINCLAIR, Tulsa, Engi- neering: NANCY SINCLAIR, Pollsville, Ark., Home Ec.Z LEONARD SKACH, Allus, AHS. ROW 7: NAKITA SLACK, Tulsa, Educalion: LINDA SLATER, Blackwell, Educalion: CHERYL SMART, Dun- can, AES: JANIE SMELSER, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: CHESTER SMITH, I-lominy, Engineering. DUDLEY SMITH, Yukon, AHS. ROW 8: JAMES SMITH, Birdeye, Ark., Agricullure: KENNETH SMITH, Ponca Ciiy, A8fS: LINDA SMITH, Elk Cily, AES: MARSOLYN SMITH, Mandeville, Engi- neering: PAUL A. SMITH, Eureka, Calif., ASS' PAUL M. SMITH, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business. ROW 9: SHARON SMITH, Sapulpa, ASS: SHARON SMITH, Tulsa, AHS: VIN'SON SMITH, Tulsa, Engineer- ing: J. E. SMITTLE, Eucha, AHS: HELEN SNYDER, Cov- inglon, Home EC.: BARBARA SOBER, Oklahoma Cily, AXS. ROW IO: JIM SOUTH, Oklahoma Cily Busiress: THOMAS SOUTHER, Walonga, AHS: BARBARA SOWLE, Tulsa, Business: FRANCES SPARKS, Dibble, Home Ec.j STANLEY SPARKS, Frederick, Engineering: JAUHREE SPARKS, Temple, AES. Improvement Centers Their orld ROW I: CLIFTON SPEEGEL, Onlario, Canada, Business: JEFF SPELMAN, Boise Cily, AHS: ORVILLE SPENCER, Tulsa, Business: ANN SPERRY, Alva, ABS: STEVEN SPORE, Newkirk, Business: TOMMY SPRADLIN, Eldorado, Business: CONNIE STAFF, Pawnee, AES: JOHN STAFFORD, Hobbs, N.M., Business: BARBARA STAPLETON, Okrnulqee, A8cS: CHARLES STEEL, Barllesyille, ABS. ROW 2: TWYLLA STEER, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: JANA STEIMER, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business: TOM STEINER, Wealherlord, ABS: JIM STEPHANOU, Oklahoma Cily, AES: CORDELL STEPHENS, Boyn- ron, AHS: DON STEPHENS, EI Reno, Business: JUDITH STE- PHENS, MI. View, ABS: CAROL STEVENSON, Tulsa, Educaliont DAVID STEVENSON, Muskogee, AES' JAMES STEWART, Aline, Enoineerino, ROW 3: MAROLYN STEWART, Hennessey, Educalion: GARY STILL, Wrighr Cily, ABS: GORDON STINSON, Pryor, AES: JEANNE STITES, Tulsa, AES: PHYLLIS STITES, Ripley, A8151 JUD- ITH STODOLA, Medford, Business: RICHARD STOOKEY, Tulsa, Business: CAROLYN STORM, Kingfisher, Business: FAY STOUT, Wilson ABS: CAROL STOVER, Mediord, Educalion. ROW 4: PEGGY STRONG, Beaver, Business: SHELLY STRUCK, Flaqslaff, Ariz., Home EC.: KENNETH SUITOR, Tulsa, Business: WILLIAM SUMNER, Ames, Engineering: MARY SWABB, Slroud, Agricullure: CHARLES SWAIN, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: DON SWEARINGEN, Barilesyille, Engineering: STEFANIE SWINDLE, Grelua, La., Educalion: CONNIE SYLVESTER, Perry, Business: DWIGHT TALLENT, Sand Sprinqs, Aqricullure. ROW 5: STANLEY TALUC, Jenks, Engineering: GARY TARTER, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business: ELIZABETH TATE, Tulsa, AIRS: GARY TATE, Enid, Enqineering: JAMES TAYLOR, Viniia, ABS: JENNE TAYLOR, Moore, Home EC.: PATRICIA TAYLOR, Payson, ASS? BILL TAYLOR, Tulsa, Business: GAYLYN TEETERS, Sapulpa, AHS: HARRY TEMPLE, Nowala, Enqineerinq. ROW 6: GLENDA TERRELL, Tulsa, ABS: MICHAEL THOMAS. Oklahoma Cily, AES: JOHN THOMAS, Ochelala, Agricullure: JOSEPH THOMAS, Pryor, Enqineerinq: PAT THOMAS, Tulsa, Ed- ucalion: ROBERT THOMPSON, Slillwaler, Home Ee.: WILDA THOMPSON, Tulsa, ABS: JOHN TIGER, Denver, Colo., AHS? CHARLES TIGUE, Rapid Cily, S.D., AES: MARTIN TIPPIE Barlles- ville, AES. Pnige 539 Research Helps Students Understand ROW I: TOBIE TITSWORTH, Beggs, Agriculture:JANICE TODD, Ponca City, Home Ec.: THOMAS TODD, Bartlesville, Engineering: HAROLD TOHLEN, Tulsa, Engineering: BARBARA TOLLE, Moore, ABS: DAVID TOMLINSON, Stillwater, Engineering: BUD TOWN- SEND, Bethany, Business: RICHARD TRANT, Ponca City, Business: BRIAN TRANTHAM, Bartlesville, ABS: LINDA TRAUTMAN, Ok- lahoma City, Education. SHARRYN TUCKER, Pawnee, Education: WALTER TUCKER, Jet ABS: ROBERT TURLEY, Webbers Falls, Agriculture: LANA TY- REE, Oklahoma City, AES: ROSEMARY ULKEN, El Reno, Busi- ness: CAROL UPTON, Tulsa, Business: CLAIRE URBANSKY, Okla- homa City, ABS, ROW 3: KAREN VAN DOLSEN, Oklahoma City, Home Ec. CAROLE VAN LANDINGHAM, Bristow, ABS: GAYL VAN PIELT, Tulsa, ABS: MARLENE VAN ZANT, Hunnewell, Kan., ABS: JIM- MIE VAUGHN, Garber, Agriculture: MARYETTA VEATCH, Bur- lington, Home Ec.: KAYE VERNON, Oklahoma City, ABS: RON- ALD VILLINES, Tulsa, ABS: MARTI VITALE, Guthrie, ABS: HEN- RY VLOEDMAN, Woodward, Business. ROW 2: KAREN TREDWAY, Yukon, Home Ec.: WILMA TROMP- LER, Stillwater, Education: CANDY TROUT, Ponca City, ABS' ROW 4: STEPHEN VOGEL, Tulsa, Engineering: JANICE VOTH, Orienta, Home Ec.: JACK WADE, l.ee's Summit, Mo., Engineer- ing: JOHNNY WADLEY, Oklahoma City, ABS: JUDITH WAG- NER, Vinita. ABS: ANNETTE WAINSCOTT, Houston, Tex., Edu- cation: JIMMIE WALKER, Perkins, Agriculture: LARRY WALKER, Putnam, Agriculture: MARY WALKER, Tulsa, Agriculture: MARY WALL, Cleveland, AHS. ROW 5: PATRICIA WALLACE, Wright City, Business: BEVERLY WARMA, Skiatook, Home Ec.: JANA WARREN, Newkirk, Edu- cation: JERRY WASHBURN, Grandtield, Business: CARLA WAT- KINS, Sapulpa, Business: SUZANNE WATSON, Okmulgee, ABS: WILLIE WAUGH, Tulsa, A8153 SUSAN WEAKLEY, Skiatook, Ed- ucation: JIM WEBB, Hobart, Business: PATRICIA WEBB, Kansas City, Mo., Agriculture. ROW 6: KENNETH WEHRENBERG, Loyal, Agriculture: PAM- ELA WEIGLE, Blackwell, Education: JERRY WEINAND, Guthrie, Agriculture: LINN WELCH, Blackwell, ABS: GRETCHEN WEL- KER, Tulsa, Business: GARY WELLS, Collinsville, Business: BEVERLY WENDORFF, Oklahoma City, AHS: KAREN WENDT, Fairview. ABS: SANDRA WESCOTT, Tulsa, Business: JOE WEST, Tulsa, En- gineering. Page QT ROW I: JUDITH WEST, Okmulgee, Educalion: FRAN WESTHOFF, Tulsa, Educalion: BART WHERRITT, Tal- oga, Business: THOMAS WHERRY, Barllesville, Engi- neering: RICHARD WHETSELL, Foraker, ABS: BARRY WHITE, Palos Verdes Peninsula, Calif., Engineering. ROW 2: EDWIN WHITE, W. Warwick, R.l., Engineer- ing: GARY WHITE, Midwesl' Ciry, Engineering: JAYNE WHITE, EI Reno, Home Ec.: JUDY WHITE, Tulsa, ASS: LINDA WHITE, Seminole, Home Ec.: LOWELL WHIT- LOCK, Allus, AXIS. ROW 3: LYNN WHITTON, New York, N.Y.. A8157 BOB WHITWORTH, Lamonl, Agricullure: MONTY WIGHT, Muldrow, AHS: GARY WILCOX, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: LINDA WILCOX, Tulsa, Agricullure: TERRY WILKEN, Tyrone, Engineering. ROW 4: TIMOTHY WILKEN, Tyrone, Engineering: DEBBIE WILKS, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 BARBARA WIL- LIAMS, Tulsa. AES: BETTY WILLIAMS, Dewey, Educa- rion: JILL WILLIAMS, Barllesville. Educafion: JOE WIL- LIAMS, Oklahoma Ciry, AXIS. ROW 5: JOHN WILLIAMS, Ada, Engineering: JUD- ITH WILLIAMS, Srillwaler, Home Ec,: JUDY WIL- LIAMS, Oklahoma Cify, AHS: KATHLEEN WILLIAMS. Barllesville, Home Ec.: KATHRYN WILLIAMS, Tulsa, A8157 NANCY WILLIAMS, Yukon. ABIS. ROW 6: FRANK WILLIS, Clare, III., Engineering: BUD WILLIS, Tulsa, ABS: WALTER WILLIS, Tulsa, Agricul- Iure: LAWRENCE WILSEY, Slillwafer, Business: CARO- LYN WILSON, Tulsa, Home Ec.: CLYDE WILSON, Mus- kogee. Engineering. ROW 7: LINDA WILSON, Eenlon, Ivlich., A8151 MARK WILSON, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 MARY WINDLE, Alfus. ABS: STEVE WISCHOFF, Oklahoma Cily, Business: ELISSA WISE, Tulsa, AHS: JOAN WISE, Srillwafer, AES. ROW 8: LARRY WITHERS, Enid, Engineering: LINDA WITT, Broken Arrow, Educalion: PHYLLIS WOJAHN, Pryor, Educaliong DONNA WOLFE, Tulsa, Business: CONNIE WOLFF, Oklahoma Ciry, AXIS: CONNIE WOOD, Woodward, A8fS. ROW 9: VICTORIA WOOD, Oklahoma Cify, Educa- Iion: RICHARD WOODMAN, Elk Cily, Engineering: ALLAN WOODRUFF-, Barllesville, ABS: KAY WOOS- LEY, Ponca Cily, AES: DARRYL WRIGHT, Cumber- land, Engineering: RICHARD WRIGHT, Ponca Cily, AES. ROW IO: RILEY WRIGHT, Enid, A8157 BARBARA WYATT, Cushing, Educaiion: MARILYN YATES, Bariles- ville, AES: FRANCIE YEARGERS, Tulsa, AHS: DANIEL ZALOUDEK, Kremlin, Engineering: LINDA ZOLDOSKE, Laverne, AHS. SOPHO GRE CLASS Page 541 Photographs From All College Classes ROW I: TALIB ABDU MAKKAWI, Mussayab, Iraq, Graduale: BILLIE MATTHEWS, Oklahoma Cily, AES, Junior: SCOTT MATTHEWS, Barllesville, AES, Freshman: KATHY MCCREIGHT, I-lealdlon, AHS, Freshman: ALICE MCDANIEL, Slillwaler, Busi- ness, Sophomore: GERALD McDONALD, Claremore, Enoineerino, Sophomore: MARILYNNE McKAY, Albuquerque, N.M., Graduale, AAA, dig VIRGINIA lv1cKlNSTER, Norlh Plalle, Neb., Educalion, Freshman: LINDA MCSWAIN, Perry, ASQS, Freshman. ROW 3: PAT RAZOOK, Walonoa, Graduaiei JO ANN RICH- ERT, Oklahoma Cify, AES. Sophomore: THOMAS ROACH, Chick- asha, Business, Senior: VICKI ROLLINS, Jenks, Business, Freshman? JUDITH RUSSILL, Alberla, Canada, Home Ec., Graduaie: GREG SHARP, Lawlon, Home EC., Senior, BI-III, Scabbdfd X, Blade, HO. lel 81 Reslauranl Sociely, Officers Club: ASHOK SHIRALI, Mad- ras, India, Enqineerinq, Graduale: MOHD, RAIS-UL-HASAN SIDDIQI, Slillwaier, Enqineerinq, Senior: JOHN SNYDER, Ripley, AHS, Freshman. ROW 2: JANET-IA MITCHELL, Checolah, Home EC., Freshman: SUE MITCHELL, Bixby, Home Ee., Freshman: BETTY MONTGOM- ERY, Grandfield, Home EC., Sophomore: LINDA OLSON, Okla- homa Cily, ABS, Sophomore: CAROL O'REILLY, Oklahoma Cily, Eolucalion, Sophomore: DENNIS PANNELL, Barllesville, Educafion, Sophomore' MICHAEL PRESCOTT, Milwaukee, ASS, Freshman: ELBERT PRICE, Lookeba, Aqricullure, Junior: ROBERT RADLOFF, Wesl Allis, Wise., Engineering, Senior. ROW 4: CYNTHIA SPENCER, Barllesville, AHS, Sophomore: DE ANN STINCHCOMB, Minco, Home EC., Freshman: MARY STU- ART, Pawhuska, Educalion, Senior, Newman Club: MARIA STUR- DIVANT, Sailon, AHS, Junior: JAN SUAGEE, Barllesville, AES, Freshman: EVERETT SUGG, Tulsa, Engineering, Freshman' PEGGY SULLIVAN, Ring- .-,' ood. Educalion. Senior, Orange Ouill, Orange Z: Black Quill, K-XII, Sludenf Educalion Associafion: SHEILA .IEANNE TATROE, Tulsa, Business, Senior: PHILIP W. TEMPLE- TON, Tulsa, AHS, Senior, 'I'K'l', Pershing Rifles, Cadel' Officers Club, IRC. ROW 5: JUDY THOMPSON, Lindsay, Business, Freshman: JEAN- IE TOLLE, Nardin, Home EC., Junior: LORRIN WALKER, Barlles- ville, A8iS, Freshman: MARY WALKER, Oklahoma Cily, Business, Freshman: LINDA WALLACE, Lenapah, Home Ec., Junion: MARI- LYN WEISS, Apache, Business, Sophomore: MAREYN WHITE, Oklahoma Ciiy, Educalion, Freshman: TERRY WILBURN, Tulsa. AHS, Freshman: ROBERT VAN HORN, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business Senior, fP.U'3g CATHLEEN YORDI, Ardmore, A8fS, Sophomore. Page 5-I2 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Roberf Roark, President Lynne Kefcham, Secretary-Treasurerg Ron Ercolani, Vice-Presidenf. M, FRESH MAN CLASS , .A Page FRESH MAN CLASS Page 544 ROW I: JOE ABBOTT, Allus, ABS, LINDA ABBOTT. Claremore, Eclucalion, DONNA ABOUSSIE, Allus, Ed- ucalion, ROBERT ALTON, Tulsa, Business, JERRY ADAIR, Slillwarer, A8fS, JOE ADAIR, Tulsa, ABS. ROW 2: JERRY ADAMS, Midwesl Cily, Engineering, JOHN ADAMS, Eorgan, AHS, JUDY ADAMS, Tulsa. Business, SYLVIA ADAMS, Tulsa, Educalion, WYATT ADAMS, Brislow, ASS, LARRY ADKISSON, Cuslning, AHS. ROW 3: NAOMI ADLER, Slillwaler, A3157 DIANNE ADSIT, Yale, Home EC., BEVERLY AFINOWICZ, Olcla- lioma Cily, ABS, NANCY ALBERT, Oillon, AES, THEO- DORE ALBY, Bixby, Agricullure' WILLIAM ALDRICH, Slillwaler, ABS. ROW 4: JAMES ALEXANDER, Louisville, Ky., AES: JAMES ALEXANDER, Cleveland, Business, ROY ALEX- ANDER, Mannliorcl, Engineering, DONALD ALLEN, Olc- lahoma Oily, Engineering, JANIFER ALLEN, Slillwaler. Home EC.: NANCY ALLEN, Claremore, ABS. ROW 5: NEIL ALLEN, Gale, Engineering, PATSY AL- LEN, Enid, Engineering, REID ALLEN, Tulsa, ABS, RON- ALD ALLEN, Cushing, Business, BOB ALLENDE, Slill- waler, ABS, NANCY ALLISON, Tulsa, Home EC. ROW 6: JEAN AMEY, Slillwaler, Eclucalion, NONNA AMIS, Midwesl Cily, Business, FREDERICK ANDER- SON, Kanlcalcee, lll., Engineering, JAMES ANDERSON, Broken Arrow, Engineering, JAMES ANDERSON, Sper- ry, Agricullure, LINDA ANDERSON, Medford, AES. ROW 7: MARY ANDERSON, Cuslwing, Home EC., ROBERT ANDERSON, Barllesville, Engineering, HENRY ANDREWS, Henryella, Business, LOWELL ANDREWS, Duncan, Business, BETH ANSLEY, Lawlon, ABS, PAT APPLEBY, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion. ROW 8: IBTIHAJ ARAFAT, Arnrnan, Jordan, A8151 PATRICK ARIE, Tulsa, AHS, GERTRUDE ARKO, Pryor, A8157 BARBARA ARMSTRONG, Tulsa, ABS, JUDY ARMSTRONG, Sluarl, Home EC., MIKE ARN, Tulsa, AHS. ROW 9: CHERYL ARNOLD, Gullnrie, Education, DON- ALD ARNOLD, Midwesl Cily, AXS, ELIZABETH AR- TERBURN, Dallas, Tex., A8151 GREGORY ARTHUR. Tulsa, Engineering, JANIE ASHER, Tulsa, Business, NANCY ATKINS, Oklahoma Cily. AES. ROW IO: JEANNE ATKINSON, Tulsa, Educalion, ELIZ- ABETH AUSMUS, Barllesville, ABS, GARRY AVERY, Jones, AXIS, CONSTANCE BABB, Slillwaler, Business, DAVID BACON, Barllesville, Engineering, GARY BAD- GETT, Tulsa, ABS. A New We of Life Greets Freshmen ROW I: KATHIANNE BADGWELL, Tulsa, ABS: ALAN BAHAN. Oklahoma Cily, Business: JEAN BAIR, Tulsa, Home EC.: LINDA BAIRD, Sand Springs, Business: WILLIAM BAIRD, Silverdale, Kan- sas, Agricullureg CHARLES BAKER, Kingfisher, Engineering: DE- ANNA BAKER, Tulsa, A81S: FRANCES BAKER, Kingfisher, Home EC.: GARY BAKER, Oklahoma Cilry, Business: JAMES BAKER, Bfwllesyille, Business. ROW 2: JERRY BAKER, Muskogee. AHS: JOE BAKER, Dewey, ABS: MELINDA BAKER, Tulsa, Educalion: STEVE BAKER, Tulsa, AES: ZAY BAKER, Yukon, Engineering: DONALD BALDRIDGE, Sand Springs, ABS: CHARLOTTE BANFIELD, Tulsa, Home EC.: VICTOR BANHAM, Tulsa. Engineering: KAREN BARBEE, Barlles- ville, Eclucalion: JEANNE BARCLAY, Cushing, Educalion. ROW 3: JOSEPH BARDISBANIAN, Tunis, Tunisia, Engineering? DIANNE BARGER, Claremore, Business: PAUL BARKLEY, Lindern, Ala., Tec. Insl.: CHARLES BARNES, Sand Springs, Home Ec.: DONNA BARNES, Nowafa, ABS: ELLEN BARNES, Perkins, Edu- oalion: GLORIA BARNES, Slillwaler, AXS: GREG BARNES, Okla- homa Cily, Engineering: RONALD BARNES, Oklahoma Cify, Business: DAVID BARNETF, Erederick, AHS. ROW 4: GERALD BARNEIT, Tulsa, Engineering: SUSAN BARRY, Lindsay, ABS: ROBERT BARTLETT, Oklahoma Ciry, Engineering: BARBARA BASE, Geary, Educariong BOBBY BASLER, Leedey, AES: NEVA BASS, Beaver, Educalion: KAY BATTENFIELD, Sand Springs, Business: ROBERT BAUER, Barllesville, AES: MARSHA BAUMLER, Barrlesville, ABS: DIANNE BAXTER, Oklahoma Cily, Educnlion. ROW 5: EVELYN BAYS, Slillwaler, Business: SHARON BEALL, Oklahoma Cily, AHS: SUSAN BEALS, Belhany, ABS: JOHN BEAMES, Anadarko, Engineering' MICHAEL BEAN, Sfillwaler, ABS: DWIGHT BEARD, Lawlon, Tec. Insl.: LESLIE BEARD, Mus- kogee, Home EC.: BETTY BEASLEY, Marieila, A8cS: JED BECK, Oklahoma Cify Engineering: JAMES BECKHAM, Tulsa, Engineer- ing. ROW 6: SHERIAN BEELER, Fairlax, Business: GARY BEEN, Tulsa, Business: JANET BEISSER, Barflesville, ABS: DAN BELCHER, Enid, Engineering: JODY BELLAMY, Danville, Kansas, ABS: MELODY BENNETT, Oklahoma Cify, ABS: RICHARD BENNETT, Oklahoma Cify, Engineering: ROBERT BENNETT, Oklahoma Ciry, AES: WAYNE BENNETT, Hof Springs, Ark., Engineering: MIKE BEN- SON, Belhany, Home EC. Page 545 Courses Geared fo ROW I: SANDRA BENTLEY, Tulsa, Educafion: JAMES BERGER, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: SHARON BERGER, Tulsa, A815: HELEN BERNHARDT, Jenks, Home EC.: RONNIE BERRY, Sand Springs, A815: VENITA BETTINGER, Oklahoma Cily, A815: DOUG BEVONI, Midwesl Cily, Engineering: MIKE BEWLEY, Tulsa, Busi- ness: MARILYN BIDDLER, McAlesIer, A815: REX BILLINGSLEY, Wilson, Business. ROW 2: EMMADEAN BILLS, Tulsa, Business: DOROTHY BINK- LEY, Tulsa, Business: JANE BIRCHARD, Srillwarer, A81S: HERBERT BIRDSONG, Midwesl' Cily, A815: PATRICIA BIRKES, Tulsa, Busi- ness: BONNIE BITSCHE, Chickasha, A815: MICHAEL BIVENS. Tulsa, A815: JANNA BLACK, Poleau, A815: MICHAEL BLACK- LEDGE, Oklahoma Cily, A815: BARRY BLACKMAN, Duncan, En- gineering. ROW 3: NANCY BLACKWOOD, Tulsa, Home EC.: DIANA BLAKE, Oklahoma Cily: Business: JESSE BLAKEMORE, Miami, Business: BILLIE BLANKENSHIP, York, Neb., Home EC.: MICHAEL BLEVINS, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: LINDA BLIZZARD, Okla- homa Cily, A815: JOHN BLUETHMAN, Perry, Engineering: PEG- GY BOCOX, Oulhrie, A815: MYRNA BOELTE, Lone Woll, Busi- ness: DOROTHY BOEN, Muskogee, Home Ec. r Specialization ROW 4: KEITH BOLTON, Barllesville, A815: ANN BONHAM. Shidler, A815: MEGAN BOOKER, Tulsa, A81S: RICK BOOZE, Enid, Business: BUD BOSS, Pawnee, A815: STEVEN BOSWELL, Oklahoma Cify, Business: MICHAEL BOTCHLET, Berhany, Engineering: DAN- IEL BOULTINGHOUSE, Oklahoma Cily, A81S: JOHN BOWER. Oklahoma Cily, A81S: JANE BOWERMAN, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC. ROW 5: JUDY BOWMAN, Oklahoma Cily, Business: KAREN BOXLEY, Kaw Cily, Educafion: DUANE BOY, Muldrow, A815: DONNA BOYD, Porrer, A81S: THOMAS BOYLE, Tulsa, Agricul- rure: DONNA BOYLES, Ripley, A815: LARRY BAXTER, Wood- ward, A815: BARTOW BRADLEY, Oklahoma Cily, A815: BONNIE BRADSHAW, Oklahoma Cify, Home Ec.: STEPHEN BRAINERD. Tulsa, Engineering. ROW 6: ROBERT BRAKEY, Tulsa, Engineering: JERRY BRANDT, Tulsa, A815: MARY BRANDT, Er. Worlh, Tex., A815: MAURLELE BRANSTETTER, Buhfalo, AXfSi CHARLES BRANTON, Canlon, Tex., Agricullure: ELLEN BRAWLEY Holdenville, Home EC.: MARY BRAWNER, Richmond, Va., A815: SAMMY BRAWNER, Belhany, Agricullure: CARL BRAZELTON, Tulsa, Engineering: SUSAN BREHM, Poleau, Educafion. Page 546 ROW I: CLIFFORD BRENDEMIH, Midwesl Oily, Busi- ness: PAUL BREWER, Slillwaler, Engineering: SHARON BREWER, Coyla, Home EC.: DONALD BRIDAL, Okla- homa Oily. A8157 CAROL BRIDGES, Oklalnoma Oily, A8152 RONALD BRIDGES, Tulsa, Enfiineerinfg. ROW 2: LISBETH BRIGGS, Sapulpfi, Business? LINDA BRIGHT, Tulsa, Home Ec.: NANCY BROCKERT, Temple, Business: WILMA BROSS, Oullnrie, Business: ANDREW BROTTON, Tulsa, Business: ALLEN BROWN, Bellnany, Business. ROW 3: ANN BROWN, Tulsa, Home EC.: DONNA BROWN, Slillwaler, A8151 GREG BROWN, Albuquer- que, N.M., A815: JANICE BROWN, Yale, Educalionj JUDY BROWN, Slnawnee, A8152 MERIDITH BROWN, Oklaliorna Oily, Eclucalion. ROW 4: NELSON BROWN, Tulsa, A8153 PRISCILLA BROWN, Pryor, A81S: RICKEY BROWN, Nash, Business: ROBERT BROWN, Hugo, Engineering: STEVEN BROWN, Oklalnoma Oily, Business: SUSAN BROWN, Tulsa, Edu- ealion. ROW 5: THOMAS E. BROWN, Oklahoma Oily, Engi- neering: THOMAS L. BROWN, Barflesville, Engineer- ing: JANIE BROWNE, Edmond, Educafiong LYNDA BRUCKER, Barflesville, Home EC.: THOMAS BRUNK, Houslon, Tex,, Engineering: DIANE BRUNO, Oklahoma Oily, A815. ROW 6: BARBARA BRYAN, Slillwaler, A815: JOHN BRYAN, Muslang, Engineering: CAROL BRYANT, Pon- ca Cily, A8157 DONALD BRYANT, Claremore, A8157 GERALD BRYANT, Midwesl' Cily, Business: JUDY BRY- ANT, Billings, Eclucalion. ROW 7: NIKKI BRYANT, Tulsa, Educalion: SAUNDRA BRYANT, Tulsa, Business: SUSAN BRYANT, Okmulgee A2157 VIRGINIA BUCHANAN, Slillwafer, Engineering? LESLIE BUCHWALD, Oklahoma Cily, A81S: CHAR- LENE BUCKLEY, Midwesl Cily. A815. ROW 8: ROBERT BUFFINGTON, Lillle Rock, Ark., En- gineering: STEVEN BUKER, Tulsa, Engineering: THE- RESA BULLOCK, Tulsa, A815: HERMAN BUNGER, Guy- mon, Engineering: JIM BURCH, Prague, Engineering: JANET BURCHETT, Lawlon, Educalion. ROW 9: SHARON BURGESS, Madill, Home Ee? BUD- DY BURRIS, Oklalwoma Cily, Business: JOHN BURRIS, Bixby. Business: JACKIE BURROUGHS, Tinker AEB, En- gineering: 'SALLY BURROWS, Ponca Cily, A815,: TINA BURTON, Oullnrie, Home Ee. ROW IO: BETTY BURTSCHI, Slillwaler, Business: MAR- GARET BUSHREE, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 JUDITH BUS- TER, Porler, A8153 BARBARA BUTLER, Tulsa, Educafion: DAN BUTLER, Drummond, A8153 VICTORIA BUTLER. Topeka, Kan., A81S. FRESH MAN CLASS Page 547 FRESHIVIAN CLASS Page 548 ROW I: JUDY BU'l'I'RY, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: BOBBY CACY, McAIes+er, AX1S: JAMES CAIN, Okla- homa Cify, Enqineerinq: JUDY CALDWELL, Oklahoma Cily, A81S: KEITH CALDWELL, Lindsey, Aqricullurei ROBBIE CALDWELL, Washinrglfun, ABS. ROW 21 GLORIA CALLHAN, Okmulqee, A3157 JEAN CALLISON, Muskogee, Business: MARTHA CAMPBELL, Oklahoma Cify, Educalionp NANCY CAMPBELL, Moun- fain View, Educafion: NANCY CARGILL, Cushing, Ed- ucalioni BEVERLY CARIGHAN, Barllesville, A818 ROW 3: JAY CARTER, Tulsa, Engineering: BILLY CAR- SON, Oillon, Aqricullure: SANDRA CARSON, Tulsa, Home EC.: ELEANOR CARTER, Pawhuska, Educalion: LINDA CARTER, Chickasha, Educalion: MARY CAR- TER, EI Verano, Calil., Educalion. ROW 4: WILLIAM CARTER, Trenlon, N.J., AES: JAC- QUIE CARTLAND, Muskogee, Agisi JANICE CASE, Barllesville, Educafion: MICHAEL CASSITY, Ponca Cily, A81S: JAMES CASTEN, Ouenemo, Kan., Engineerinq: JANIE CATES, Sayre, Home EC. ROW 5: LIZA CATES, Mollell, Business: ROY CATES, Jenks, A81S: LONNY CAUDLE, Guymon, Enqineering: ALAN CECIL, Alexandria, Va., ASS: JOAN CHAD- WICK, Orlando. AHS: STAN CHAFFIN, Glencoe, Endi- neerinq. ROW 6: KATHERINE CHANCEY, Henryellfi, Home Ec.:GLORIA CHANDLER, Chandler, Home Ec.:CAROL CHAPIN, Tulsa, Business: WILLIAM CHAPLE, Okla- homa Cify, Engineering: JULIE CHAPMAN, Talihina, A81S: ROBERT CHAPMAN, Idabel, Business, ROW 7: ROBERT CHAPMAN, Slillwafer, Educalion: ROBERT CHASTEEN, Barllesville, A8151 FRANK CHEA- DLE, Tulsa, Engineering: LINDA CHESNUTT, Tulsa, AX1S: GLYNDA CHESSER, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: GEORGINA CHESSMORE, Slillwaler, AHS. ROW 8: TOM CHILDERS, Sand Springs, Aqricullure: EDWARD CHILDERS, Tulsa, Business: JUDY CHOATE. Wesfville, Engineering: TERRY CHRISTENSEN, Enid, Enqineerinq: RONALD CHURCHILL, Tulsa, A81S: DALE CINNAMON, Garber, Agricullurn. ROW 9: RUTH CISKOWSKI, Medford, Educalion: ALBERT CLARK, Ponca Cily, A815-: ELIZABETH CLARK, Oklahoma Cify, Business: FRED CLARK, Oklahoma Cily, Aqricullure: JOE CLARK, Perrylon, Tex., Fnfiineorinfgg KATHY CLARK, Tulsa. Home EC. ROW IO: RICHARD CLARK, Tulsa, A8153 WILLIAM CLARK, Tulsa, Business: JAMES CLAY, Sliqler, Engi- neering.: JOHN CLELAND, Oklahoma Cily, Engineer- ing: KATHY CLERICO, Barflesville, Business: DANA CLEVERDON, Slillwafer, Business. Freshmen Fill Time ROW I: MARSHA CLIFT, Winfield, Kan., ABS: MICHAEL CLIF- TON, Oklahoma Cily, A84S: JUDY CLOUD, Tulsa, Home EC.: MARTHA COBB, Tulsa, Business: MARY COBB, Red Rock, Edu- cafion: JAMES COBURN, Muskogee, Business: JON COCKRELL, Balko, Engineering: MARY COCKRELL, Tulsa, AES: SHEILA COCKRELL, Belhany, Home EC.: EVERETT COLE, Oklahoma Cily. Agricullurn. ROW 2: BILL COLLIER, Albuquerque, N.M., AHS: LINDA COL- LINS, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.: MARY COLLINS, Shawnee, Business: RONALD COMER, Tulsa, Engineering: ROBERT COMP- TON, Wichila, Kan., Engineering: CAROLYN CONLEY, Sapulpa, Business: LAWANDA CONNALLY, Oklahoma Cily. A8157 VER- NON CONSTIEN, Hinlon, A8fS: THOMAS CONWAY, Tulsa, En- gineering: EDWINA COOK, Hilchila, AHS. ROW 3: JOHN COOK, Walonga, AHS: SKIP COOK, Tulsa, Ag- ricullure: LINDA COOK, Oklahoma Cily, AES: ROGER COOK, Tulsa, ASS: WILEY COOK, Slillwaler, Engineering: RUTH COOL- EY, Dallas, Tex., AES: BONNIE COON, Tulsa, Eclucalion: LADELL COOPER, Rosedale, Agricullureg SAMMY COOPER, Comanche. Tdufalion: ANN COPELAND, Oklahoma Cily, AES. with Stud ,Fun ROW 4: CHARLES CORNELIUS, Midwesl Cily, Business: PAT- RICIA CORNWELL, Midwesl Cily, Business: DORLETTA COTH- AM, Kansas Cily, Mo., AES: WALTER COTNER, Okmulgee, En- gineering: VAN COTTEN, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: JAN COUL- TER, Tulsa, A8fS,: MALLECK COURY, Tulsa, Engineering: ROBERT COVEY, Tulsa, Engineering: MARILYN COWEN, Gufhrie, Busi- ness: CAROLYN COX, Soufhwesr Cify, Mo., AHS, ROW 5: ANNE COX, Barllesville, AES: LARRY COX, Lawlon. AES: MARILYN COX, Tulsa, Educaliong TIMOTHY COX, Okla- homa Cify, Business: TONI COX, Tulsa, A8cS: CAROLYN COY, Chandler, AHS: BILLY CRAIG, Leedey, Agricullure: GARY CRAIG, Leedey, Engineering: PAUL CRAIG, Elk Cily, Engineer- ing: TERRYL CRAIG, Oklahoma Cily, AHS. ROW 6: CLYDE CRANE, Elk Cily, Engineering: STEVEN CRANE. Ponca Cily, Business: JOHN CRAVENS, Tulsa, Engineering: BAR- BARA CRAWFORD, Tulsa, Business: CAROL CRAWFORD, Tulsa, Eclucalion: GEORGE CRAWFORD, Pawhuska, A8157 JOHN CRAWFORD, Tulsa, A8151 WILLIAM CRAWFORD, Enid, Engi- neering: DONALD CREED, Duncan, Engineering: LAMAR CREEL, Slilwall, Agricullure. Pwgn 5-lf? New Class Accepts Responsibilities ROW I: JANICE CRESSE, Tulsa, Educalionz PHYLLIS CRES- WELL, Madill, Home Ec.: ANNE CREW, Waurika, ABS: PAUL CRIST, Tulsa, Business: ROBERT CRONK, Tulsa, Engineering: KAREN CROPPER, Tulsa, Home Ec.: GEORGE CROSBY, Shaw- nee, Engineering: BOB CROTHERS, Shawnee, Business: CHRISTO- PHER CROUCH, Midwesr Ciiy, Educaiion: DONALD CROW, Enid, Business. ROW 2: PHILIP CROWDUS, Tulsa, ABS: DONNA CRUM, EI Reno, Home Ec.: JO CRUZAN, Barilesville, Business: SHERRY CULBERTSON, Tulsa, AHS: SALLY CULLERTON, Prairie Village, Kan., ABS: MARC CULLISON, Blackwell, Engineering: ALLAN CULMER, Talala, Engineering: GREGORY CUMBEY, Mounds AES: SHERRY CUMMINGS, Midwesl Ciiy, Business: CURTIS CUNNINGHAM, Clinion, ABS. ROW 3: SANDRA CUNNINGHAM, Chickasha, Educalion: LYNN CURLEE, Broken Arrow, Educalion: JACK CURRY, Ridgefield, Conn., Agriculiureg EVAN CURTIS, Barilesville, Engineering: RALPH CURTIS, Srillwaier, Engineering: BILL CURTIS, Oklahoma Ciiy, Home Ec.: KAREN CUTHBERTSON, Enid, ABS: DIANNE DABNEY, Vernon, Tex., Eclucaliong MARY DAKlL, Oklahoma Cily, AHS: DIANA DALLAM, Oklahoma Ciiy, Eclucalion. ROW 4: CAROL DALY, Tulsa, Educalion: GORDON DANIEL. Siillwaler, ABS: GENE DANIEL, Tulsa, Business: MARY DAN- VERS, Oklahoma Ciiy, Engineering: JAMES DARROUGH, Ven- lura, Calif., ABS: GLORIA DAVENPORT, Tulsa, Educaiiong NAN- CY DAVENPORT, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business: JOHN DAVID, Po- Ieau, Agfsi THOMAS DAVID, Tulsa, ABS: JERRY DAVIDSON. Shawnee, Home Ec. ROW 5: RITA DAVIDSON, Davidson, Business: JODEE D'AVlG- NON, Miami, Engineering: DONNA DAVIS, Tulsa, ABS: EVELYN DAVIS, Tulsa, Educaiion: GARY DAVIS, Minco, Agricullureg JACK DAVIS, Midwesl Ciiy, Business: JOE DAVIS, Befhany, Agricul- lure: MARGIE DAVIS, Sand Springs, Business: PAUL DAVIS, Waldron, Ark., Aqriculiure: ROBERT DAVIS, Ponca Ciiy, ABS. ROW 6: TOMMY DAVIS, Tulsa, Engineering: NANCY DAVISON, Arnell, Home Ec.: CLAUDIA DAWKINS, Oklahoma Ciiy, ABS? JACQUELINE DAY, Fairview, AES: LAWRENCE DAY, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering' ROBERT DAY, Tulsa, ABS: JAMEY DAYTON, Tulsa, Home EC.: CLIFFORD DEAL, May, Agriculiure: PATRICIA DEAN, Washingion, AES: ROBERT DEAN, Tulsa, A8iS. Page S50 ROW I: LANA DEBAKEY, Drunnwriqhl, AHS? JUDITH DECKARD, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: JUDITH DEIRD, Ya- kima, Wash., A8151 KATHRYN DEISENROTH, Tulsa. Business: RUTHANNE DEITCHLER, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.: LINDA DEJARNETT, Cushing, Business. ROW 2: GARY DELANEY, Xenla, Ohio, ABS: WES- LEY DELOZIER, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: TOMMY DENNIS, Okmulgee, ABS: WILLARD DENNY, Tulsa, Business: MARY DENTON, Blackwell, ABS: THEODORE DETMER, Broken Arrow, Agricullure, ROW 3: JOSEPH DEVENAS, Waukegan, Ill., Edu- calion: CHARLES DEWALT, Tulsa, ABS: GEORGE DEWBERRY, Clinlon, Engineering: DANNY DICK, Tulsa, ABS: JAMES DICKERSON, Claremore, Engineerino' S'-IARON DICKEY, Ponca Cily, AES. ROW 4: THOMAS DICKEY, Owasso, Aqricullure: JAMES DICKINSON, Wealherlord, Engineering: JUDY DIECKMANN, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.: MARILYN DIEKER, Pryor, Home Ec.: BARBARA DILLON, Enid. Educalion: LEANNE DILTS, Lawlon, ABS. ROW 5: JERRY DINSMORE, Enid, Business: CHRISTIE DISSING, Oklahoma Cily, AES: DAVID DIXON, Horn- iny, ABS: THOMAS DIXON, Tulsa, Agricullure: CHAR- LIE DOBSON, Oklahoma Cily, Agricullure: CAROL DODDS, McAlesler, Educalion. ROW 6: JUDY DOLLE, Tulsa, Business: DORIAN DOLPH, Tulsa, Engineering: ROBERT DONALDSON, Slillwaler, Business: JOHN DONNELLY, Barllesville, Business: JUDITH DONOHOO, Oklahoma Cily, Educa- lion: MICHAEL DORRIS, Tulsa, AHS. ROW 7: HAROLD DOTSON, Pryor, Educalion: JOHN DOUGHERTY, Tulsa, A8iS: MONTE DOVER, Duncan, Business: GLENETTA DOWNING, Gulhrie, Home Ec.: ANITA DOWNS, Barllesville, Home Ec.: KAREN DO- ZIER, EI Reno, Home Ec. ROW 8: JAMES DRISKELL, Enid, AES: PAT DRIS- KELL, lvlidwcsl Cily, AHS: JOANNA DUBOIS, Baynlori Beach, Fla., AHS: JULIA DUCKER, Monlclair, N.J., ABS: CAROL DUDEK, Willow, Business: BARRY DUF- ELE, Edmond, Agriculluro. ROW 9: SHERRILL DUFOUR, Tulsa, AHS: MAR- GARET DUGGER, Tulsa, Business: WAVA DUGGER, Tulsa, Business: KAREN DUKES, Tulsa, Home Ecnomics: BRUCE DUNCAN, Tulsa, Business: DON DUNCAN, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering. JAMES DURHAM, Slillwaler, ABS: JOHN DURRETT Oklahoma Cily AES: NELSON DUSENBORY, Guymon Enfqineering: DENNIS DUVAL, Tulsa, Engineering RONALD DYER, Tulsa, Agricullure. ROW IO: DELMER DUNNING, Blackwell, Agricullure' FRESHIVIAN CLASS Page S51 FRESH MAN CLASS Page 552 ROW I: JAMES EARLY, Medford, Agricullure: RAY- MOND EARLY, Amber, Agricullure: GARY EARNEST, Freedom, Agricullure: RICHARD EAST, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: KAREN EASTHAM, Corpus Chrisli, Tex., Business: ANITA EATON, Kingfisher, Horne Ea. ROW 2: BEATRICE EAVES, Pawnee, Business: TERRY EBERT, Barllesville, Engineering: LINDA ECHOLS, Okla homa Cily, ASS: MARY EDLIN, Channing, Tex., Home Ec.: WILLIAM EDMISTON, Tulsa, ASS: DONALD ED- MONDS, Clinlon, AES, ROW 3: BILLY EDWARDS, Duncan, Engineering: BRENDA EDWARDS, Shidler, Business: MICHAEL ED- WARDS, Tulsa, Engineering: MIKE EDWARDS, Broken Arrow, Agricullure: PA'l'I'Y EDWARDS, Ponca Cily, Home Ec.: RICHARD EGELAND, Milwaukee, Wisc., Engineering. ROW 4: SUSAN EGGERT, Barllesville, Educalion: LONNIE EGGLESTON, Allus, AHS: DONALD EICH- HORN, Tulsa, Business: JENNIE EISCHEN, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: MIKE EISCHEN, Oklahoma Cily, AES: SU- ZANNE ELLINGTON, Tulsa, Business. ROW 5: PAMELA ELLIS, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: JANICE ELLSWORTI-I, Slroucl, Home Ec.: DONALD ELWICK, Leavenworlh, Kan., Business: MARY EMILS, Oklahoma Cify, AES: DON EMMONS, Muskogee, En- gineering: RONNIE ENDICOTT, Ponca Cily, Agricul- luro. ROW 6: FRED ENGLISH, Anadarko, Engineering: JANELL ENMEIER, Marshall, Educalion: JAN EPPER- SON, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: JANET EPPLER, Wichila, Kan., Home Ec.: JOE ERCOLANI, Oklahoma Cily, En- gineering: RONALD ERCOLANI, Oklahoma Clly, En- gineering. ROW 7: ALICE ERICKSON, Healdlon, A8157 ANN ESKEW, Lindsay, AHS: DAVID ESTRADA, Belhany, En- gineering: MARTHA ETZEL, Corsicanna, Tex., A8151 GORDON EUBANKS, Tulsa, Engineering: THOMAS EUBANKS, Slillwaler, Agriculture. ROW 8: DAVID EVANS, Slroud, AHS: DWIGHT EVANS, Tulsa, Engineering: JANET EVANS, Slroutl, AES: MARTHA EVANS, Owasso, ABS: KENNETH EV- ERIST, Kil Carson, Colo., Engineering: JUDITH FABER, Srillwaler, Business. ROW 9: MARY FARHA, Brislow, Educaliong LINDA FARISS, Leedey, Home Ec.: DAVID FARMER, Fl. Cobb, Agricullure: MARSHA FARMER, Elk Cily, Home Ec.: DOUGLAS FARRAR, Tulsa, Business: BARBARA FAULK- NER, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec. ROW IO: KATHRYN FAULKNER, Sl. Louis, Mo., Ed- ucalion: SHARON FELIBLE, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: DA- VID FENELL, New York Cily, N.Y., ABS: KAREN FER- GUSON, Elk Cily, Home Ec.: ROY FERGUSON, Shaw- nee, Business: KENNETH FICK, Cushing, Engineering. niversit Interesting for Freshmen ROW I: DONNA DEARING, Blackwell, Business: ABRAHAM FIELDS, Tulsa, Engineering: JUDITH FILLER, Tulsa, Business? MARTHA FINCH, Okmulgee, Educalion: WILLIAM FINLEY, Anl- lers, Business: MARY FISH, Tulsa, Educalion: ROBERT FISHEL, Slillwaler, ABS: DAVID FISHER, Collinsville, Agisi KAREN FISH- ER, Oklfihfwrna Cily, ABS' KATHY FISHER, Oklahoma Cily, ABS. ROW 2: LINDA FISHER, Olllallon, lII,, Educgalion: SUSAN FISH- ER, Tulsa, A81S: GLENDA FITE, Okmulgee, Business: MARY FIT- TER, Weslford, Mass.: Home EC.: CONNIE FLAGER, Yale, Ed- ucalion: DANNY FLAMING, Enid, Engineering: CHARLES FLATT, Holdenville, AX1S: BURTNER FLEEGER, Tulsa, Home EC.: JEANNE FLEMING, Greeley, Colo., A31S: JAMES FLETCHER, Tulsa, Engi- neerinn. ROW 3: THOMAS FOLGATE, Village, Agfsi ROBERT FOLGER. Tulsa, A81S: CAROL FONVIELLE, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: WILLIAM FOOSHEE, Tulsa, Engineering: ROBINSON FORD, Hugo, Business: WILLIAM FORD, Tulsa, AX1S: LEROY FORE, Oklahoma Cily, Business: WILLIAM FOREMAN, Pryor, Engineer- ing: JOHN FORISTER, Brislow, Engineering: BART FOSTER, S'IiII- wriler, Afiricullure. ROW 4: JOE FOSTER, Okmulgee, AES: JUDITH FOWLER, Ok- mulgee, A81S: PHILIP FOWLER, Perkins, Engineering: BEKI FOW- LER, Sapulpa, A81S: HARRY FRANCIS, Kingfisher, Agricullure: CHO-WELLA FRANKLIN, Ardmore, Engineering: STEPHANIE FRANKLIN, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: NORMA FREDERICK, Sapulpa, Educalionq JEAN FREDRICKSON, Oklahoma Cily, Aglgi MARTHA FREEMAN, Tulsa, A81S. ROW 5: SANDRA FREEMAN, Fairfax, Business: STEVEN FREE- MAN, Duranl, Engineering: CHARLOTTE FRENCH, Tulsa, Busi- ness: RONALD FREUDIGER, Elk Cily, Engineering: ROSETTA FRICK, Tulsa, Business: HENRYETTE FRIEDEMANN, Slillwaler, A81S: CHARLES FRIEL, Tulsa, Engineering: SHERALD FRIEND, Tulsa, Engineering: DONALD FRISSELL, Wilmelle, Business: JUDY FRIZZELL, Tulsa, Educalion. ROW 6: ALFRED FROMM, Barllesville, Engineering: JACQUE- LINE FROST, Tulsa, Educalion: JOHNABETH FROST, Vinila, Home EC.: NANCY FRY, Frederick, A81S: SIDNEY FRYER, Pryor, A81S: ROBERT FUGATE, Dewey, Business: SHERRY FULTON, Mid- wesl Cily, A81S: REX FURR, Aloka, Business: ROY FUSER, Aflon, Afiricullureq WILLIAM GABEL, Pryor, Business. P igg 353 ew reas of Stud ROW I: JAMES GABELSBERG, Enid, Engineering, DENNIS GAGLIARDI, Oklahoma City, A8151 SUSAN GAHN, Lockbournc AFB, Ohio, ABS, CARL GAINES, Broken Bow, Engineering, CAR- OL GAITHER, Morris, Business, STEPHEN GALEGOR, Oklahoma City, Engineering, JUDY GALES, Oklahoma City, Business, DON- ALD GALLAGHER, Konawa, A81S7 VINCENT GANNUSCIO. Stillwater, Education, RICHARD GANSTINE, Elk City, Engineer- ing. ROW 2: JOHN GARDNER, Newkirk, Business, TOM GARDNER, Oklahoma City, Business, VALERIE GARDNER, Tulsa, Education, PAULETTE GARNER, Burnstlat, Horne Ec.: JOHN GAROFALO, Floral Park, N.Y., AB1S, ANN GARRETT, Tulsa, Education, GILDA GARRETT, Chickasha, Axis: MIKE GARRISON, Tulsa, Agriculture, JOHN GARVER, Tulsa, A3157 JAMES GARVIN, Altus, Engineering. ROW 3: ROBERT GASPER, Oklahoma City, A81S, CHERYL GAS- TON, Davidson, AB1S, JODY GATTIS, Overland Park, Kan., Edu- cation, LINNIE GAY, Stillwater, AX1S, HAL GAZAWAY, Juneau, Alaska. A81S, CHARLES GENTHE, Bethany, Engineering, GAYLE GENTIS, Jenks, I-Iorne Ec., DOUGLAS GEORGE, Chickasha, Home Ec., NEIL GEPELT, Tulsa, Axis: LARRY GERBER, Lindsay, AHS. Offered Students ROW 4: JAN GIBBONS, Tulsa, ABS, LINDA GIBSON, Okla- homa City, AX1S, JIMMIE GIDDENS, Terlton, Engineering, VIR- GINIA GIESEL, Stillwater, A81S, GARY GIFT, Wellington, Kan., ABS, JUDITH GIGER, Watonga, Agfgi CAROLYN GILBERT. Oklahoma City, Education, GARY GILL, Bartlesville, Engineering' WILLIAM GILL, New York City, N.Y., A81S7 SHARON GIRK, Beaver, Horne EC. ROW 5: BOB GISLER, Tulsa, Business, LESLIE GLASS, Tulsa, Ed- ucation, ROBERT GLASS, Tulsa, Engineering, BOBBI GLAZIER, Stillwater, Business, MARTHA GLOVER, Tucurnseh, A8157 WALTER GLOVER, Duncan, Engineering, LINDA GOERS, Tulsa, Business, MICHAEL GOERS, Tulsa, Home Ec., PETER GOETZ, Ken Gar- dens, N.Y., Engineering, FONDA GOLDSMITH, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, ROW 6: DANA GOODSON, Del City, Education, SANDRA GOODSON, Okeene, Business, RALPH GOODWIN, Jenks, Busi- ness, WALTER GOOLSBY, Altus, Agriculture, ANN GORDON, Shattuck, Home Ec., MARY GORDON, Sapulpa, Education, RON- ALD GORR, Altus. ABS, TOM GORRELL, Tulsa, Agriculture, AL- LEN GOSS, Cushing, Engineering, DALE GOSSMAN, Mooroland, A81S. lftge S54 ROW I: PEGGY GOUGE, Oklahoma Cily, A81S: WIL- LIAM GOWDER, Shawnee, Engineering: SHERRI GRAGG, Edmond, A81S: RONALD GRAHAM, Barns- dall, A81S: TIMOTHY GRAHAM, Tulsa. Engineerindi MARTHA GRANT, Anadarko, Home EC. ROW 2: ROBERT GRANT, EI Reno, A81S7 GAIL GRANTHAM, Oklahoma Cily, A81S: BONNIE GRAVES, Gale, Agriculiure: EDDIE GRAVES, Elmer, A81Sg FRANK GRAVES, Tulsa, Business: CHRISTINA GRAY, Guymon7 A81S. ROW 3: MARY GRAY, Okmulgee, AES: SANDY GRAY, Tulsa, Business: IRA GREEN, Denver, Colo., Business: SHARON GREEN, Oklahoma Cily, Educa- Iiong NANCY GREEN, Red Rock, Home EC.: PAMELA GREEN, Owasso, Home EC. ROW 4: ROBERT GREEN, Ninnekah, A8157 RUTH GREEN, Chocolah, A81S: TOMMY GREEN, Ponca Cily, Engineering: ALWYN GREER, Cushing, A8157 PATRICK GREER, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: RUDY GREER, Oklahoma Cily, A81S. ROW 5: JOHN GREGG, Oklahoma Ciiy, Engineering7 GLENNIE GREGORY, Tulsa, A81S: JAY GREGORY. Carmen, A81S: FRANCES GRETHEN, Elk Cily, Business: GEORGE GRIFFIN, Belhany, Business: THOMAS GRIF4 FIN, Barilesville, A81S. ROW 6: GARY GRIFFITH, Gulhrie, Engineering: PHYLLIS GRIGOR, Tulsa, Home Es.: LLOYD GRIGSBY, Tulsa, A81S: DONNA GRIMES, Oklahoma Ciiy, Engi- neering: JOHN GRUBBS, McAles+er, Business: JOSEPH GRUNTMEIR, Kingfisher, Agricullure. ROW 7: GARY GUINN, Cleveland, A8157 CURTIS GULLEY, Barflesville, A81S: WALTER GUND, Bixby, Ag- riCulfure7 DIANNE GUNN, Tulsa, A81S: GEORGE GUNN, Rockiord, Ill., A81S7 JUDY GUNTER, Cooper- Ton, Business, ROW 8: LAURA HAAS, Cyril, Agfgi JAY HAGUE. Cherokee, Agricullureq SUZANN HAGUE, Woodward, Business: DANICE HAIGLER, Wiafonga, Home EC.: TERRY HAIRFIELD, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: MA- RIE HALCOMB, Sand Springs, Educalion. ROW 9: DOUGLAS HALE, Paoli, Engineering: GEORGE HALE, Oklahoma Cily, A81S: LEONARD HALE, Barilesville Engineering: RONALD HALE, Nic- ome Park, Business: JUDY HALEY, Tulsa. A8187 PAT- RICIA HALEY, Waukomils, Business. ROW IO: ALYSON HALL, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion-, CAROLYNE HALL, Bokchilo, A8157 CHARLES HALL, Beaver, Eclucalion: DAVID HALL, Brownwood, Tex., En- gineering: JOHN HALL, Talal-a, Business: OAKLEY HALL, Bixlov, Business. Page 555 FRESH MAN CLASS Page 556 ROW I: SHERRY HALL, Tulsa, A8153 SHARON HALL- FORD, Drumriqhl, Home EC.: ANN HALLIBURTON, EI. Smilh, Ark., Educalionq ELIZABETH HALT, Tulsa, AXfS: SUSAN HALVORSEN, Highland, Calil., ASIS? BARBARA HAMILL, Tulsa, AHS. ROW 2: ALAN HAMILTON, Slillwaler, Engineering, ALLEN HAMM, Lawlon. AHS: CHERYL HAMMOND, Tulsa, Business: JERRY HAMMOND, Oklahoma Cily, Business, BETTY HAMMONS, Wisler, ASS, WILLIAM HAMPTON, Oklahoma Oily, AES. ROW 3: EDYTH HAMRICK, Oklahoma Cily, Educa- Iiony JUDITH HANAN, Lawlon, Business: KATHRYN HAND, Talala, Business, ROSALIND HAND, Tulsa, ARS, GWENDOLYN HANGER, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: LARRY HANKLA, Boise Cily, AES. ROW 4: MELINDA HANRATY, Oklahoma Cify, Edu- caliong CAROL HANSEN, Oklahoma Cily, Business: JOHNNY HANSHU, Shalluck, ASS: KENNETH HARD- CASTLE, Tulsa, Business: JON HARDMAN, Oklahoma Cily, Aqricullurey MARILYN HARMON, Tulsa, Educa- lion. ROW 5: JON HARPER, Sapulpa, Engineering, MAR- GARET HAPKE, Oklahoma Cily, AES: GARY HAR- RINGTON, Muskogee, AHS: DAVID HARRIS, Tulsa, Engineering: JOHN HARRIS, Tulsa, Business, CLINT HARRIS, Tulsa, Enqineerinq. ROW 6: RANDY HARRIS, Oklahoma Cily, Business, RICHARD HARRIS, Broken Arrow, Engineerinq: SUSAN HARRIS, Tulsa, AHS: WARREN HARRIS, Ponca Cily. Engineering: ANN HARRISON, Barllesville, Educa- lionq CAROLE HARRISON, Tulsa, AES. ROW 7: CHERYL HARRISON, Oklahoma Cily, Busi- ness, JANET HARRISS, Oklahoma Cily, ASS, KRISTIN HARRY, Oklahoma Cily, Educaliong LEE HASKIN, Enid, Business, FRED HATCHER, Slillwaler, ASS: JUD- ITH HATHAWAY, I-lamplon, Va., A8rS. ROW 8: LEIKO HATTA, Tokyo, Japan, AHS: RONALD HAUPT, Oklahoma Ciry, Enqineerinq, MARTIN HAUS- ER, Oklahoma Cily, Encgineerinq: EDNA HAWKINS, Barllesville, AHS: RHEBA HAWKINS, Miami Business: FRANCES HAWPE, Tulsa, AHS. ROW 9: CLAYTON HAYES, Oklahoma Cily, ASS: TAMARA HAYNES, Ada, ASS: DAVID HAZELS, Okla- home Cily, Aqricullurey KATHRYN HEAD, Charamec, Educaliong MIKE HEARN, Midwcsl Cily, A8151 HEATH- ER HEATH, Ocala. Fla., AHS. ROW IO: LOUISE HEATH, Holdonville, AHS: PAM HEATH, Midwesl Cily, ASS: LAWRENCE HECKMAN, Tulsa, AES: LORA HECKMAN, Tulsa, AHS: BRITA HEDLUND, Elk Cily, ASIS, MICHAEL HEFNER, Mid- wesl Cily, Engineering. Effort and Time G ROW I: BARRY HARTMANN, Oklahoma Cily, Business: JON- EELA HEINZE, Ponca Cily, A81S: PAM HEITNER, Ponca Cily, A81S: WILLIAM HELLEN, Blackwell, AHS: ELLA HEMPHILL, Sfill- waler, A3157 MARCIA HENDERSON, Elmore Cily, A81S: CHERYL HENDREN, Oklahoma Cily, Business: ROGER HENDRIX, McCur- lain, Engineering: JAMES HENRICH, Oklahoma Ciiy, A81S: AU- BREY HENRY, Sand Springs, Engineering. ROW 2: JANICE HENRY, Slillwaler, A3157 MIKE HENRY, Tulsa. Business: VIRGINIA HENRY, Tulsa, Business: RAY HENSLEY, Mooreland, ABS: CAROLYN HERBERT, Fairmont Home EC.: ZADA HERD, EI Reno, Engineering: TOM HERITAGE, Barflesville, Business: BARBARA HERRIAN, Cushing, Educalion: IRA HERR- ING, Tiplon, Business: ELIZABETH HESS, Oklahoma Cily, Agls. ROW 3: FARIS HESS, McLean, Tex., Agricullure7 CHERRY HES- SONG, Barllesville, Business: EDWARD HEUSTON, Tulsa, Engi- neering: DARLENE HEY, Oklahoma Cily, Business: ANGELIA HICKMAN, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 JAMES HICKOK, Tulsa, Agisi RODNEY HICKS, Arnelf, Agricullure: WALKER HIGGINBOT- TOM, Boswell, A81S: MARGARET HIGGINS, Pawhuska, A81S: BY- RON HIGGS, Ulysses, Kan., Engineering. ive Big Rewards ROW 4: BARBARA HILL, Shawnee, A8157 BOBBY HILL, Tulsa. Engineering: CHARLES HILL, ldabel, Engineering: LINDA HILL, Oklahoma Cily, A81S: MICHAEL WILL, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 KI'I'I'Y HILSHEIMER, Tulsa, Educalion: LUCILLE HININGER, Ear- go, Educalion: CHARLES HENSEN, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.7 WAYNE HINTON, Tulsa, Engineering: WILLIAM HISE, ivlidwesl Cily, Business. ROW 5: TOMMIE HISEL, Tulsa, Home EQ.: JANE HITCH, Guy- mon, A81S: BRUCE HITT, Kaila, Hawaii, Engineering: EDWARD HITT, Tulsa, A8157 RONALD HIT-I', Shawnee, Business: JOHN HIX, Tulsa, Engineering: BARBARA HOBBS, Barllesville, ABS: JAY HOBERECHT, Oklahoma Cily, Business: RONALD HOBSON, Ok- lahoma Cily, A81S: GARY HOFF, Owasso, A81S. ROW 6: DENNIS HOFFMAN, Herelord, Tex., Engineeringl GEORGE HOFFMAN, Ryan, AX1S: GRETTA HOGAN, Mangum, Axisf RONALD HOGAN, Collinsville, Engineering: CAROLYN HOLCOMB, Apache, Business: JERRY HOLDER, Tulsa, A8157 LARRY HOLDER, Ponca Cily, Engineering: MICHAEL HOLLAND, Enid, Agricullure: JOHN HOLLEY, Pryor, Business: RALPH HOL- LON, Woodward, Agricullure. Page 557 Freshmen Look to Others for Help ROW l: SUSAN HOLMES, Maysville, A8fS: CONNIE HOMSEY, Oklahoma Cily, A8fS, KAREN HOOPER, Oklahoma Cily, A8153 SANDRA HOOPER, Blackwell, A8157 VERNA HOOPER, Lawlon. Educalion, JACOUELYN HOVE, Spencer, Engineering, NORA HOPKINS, Tulsa, Educelion, BRIAN HORINEK, Newkirk, Agricul- lure, DONALD HORN, Pryor, Educalion, JUDY HORN, Tulsa, AES. ROW 2: NANCY HORN, Shawnee, Educolion, STEVEN HORST- MAN, Tulsa, Engineering, SHARON HORTON, Lawlon, Home Ec., BRUCE HOSTER, Oklahoma Cily, A8152 SAMUEL HOUSTON, Alva, Agricullure, PHILLIP HOWE, Ponca Cily, Business, GLEN- DA HOWELL, Checoloh, AHS, JOAN HOWELL, Tulsa, AHS, CAROLYN HOWSER, Midwesl Cily Educalion, DIANE HUB- BARD, Braman, AES. ROW 3: JUDY HUDGINS, Oklahoma Cily, AES, JOHN HUD- SON, Sllgler, Business, MICHAEL HUEBSCH, Madill, Business, STEVEN HUFFMAN, Holdenville, Business, JOE HUFFMYER, Tulsa, AES, KATHIE HUGGARD, Piedmonl, Home Ec., ARALYN HUGHES, Elk Cily, I-lorne Ec., MARKAY HUGHES, Ealriax, Ed' ucalion, NANCY HUGHES, Oklahoma Cily, Business, WILLIAM HUGHES, Woodward, ABS. ROW 4: JERRY HUMBLE, Midwesl Cify, ASS, EARL HUMES Ponca Cily, A8iS, RICHARD HUMMEL, Elk Oily, Home Ec. MIKE HUMPHREY, Morrison, A8151 MERLE HUNSAKER, Okla horna Cily, AHS, JOANNE HUNT, Tulsa, Business, KAREN HUNT Coalgole, ABS, MARY HUNT, Tulsa, Busiress, PAUL HUSTON Enid, A,8iS, ANN HUTCHINS, Manhnllfin, Kan., ABS. ROW 5: STEVE HUTCHISON, Tulsfi, AES, TERRY HYATT, Still waler, Educolion, NANCY IRWIN, Slillwoler, ABS, PAULA IR WIN, Kaw Cily, Educalion, GARY JACKSON, Barllesville, Busi ness, JANET JACKSON, Anadarko, AHS, JANET JACKSON Duncan, Agricullure, JUDY JACKSON, Dill Cily, Home Ec. THOMAS JACKSON, MiITay, Agricullurei BOBBY JAMES, Paoli Eolucalion. ROW 6: ROBERT JAMES, Dewey, ABS, STEPHEN JANTZ, ROR Business, ROBERT JARRELL, Oklahoma Clly, AHS, ANN JAY Slillwaler, Business, LARRY JEFFUS, Ouyrnon, Agricullure, CAR- OL JENKINS, Shalluck, I-lorne Ec., CAROL JENKINSON, Bur linglon, Business, RICHARD JENKS, Broken Arrow, Engineering JAN JENNINGS, Canyon, Texas, Home Ec., JILL JEPSON, Nor man, Home Ec. lagc S58 ROW I: CAROL JOHANNES, Berlnary, Educarioni ALAN JOHNSON, Jaclcsonville. Business' DAVID JOHNSON, Tulsa. ABS: BRADLEY JOHNSON, Coop- erlon, Agricullure: GREGORY JOHNSON, Virilfi, A8457 JENNIFER JOHNSON, Miami, ABS. ROW 2: JIMMY JOHNSON, Duncan, Engineerirgq JOHN JOHNSON, Midwesr Cily, Engineering: JUD- ITH JOHNSON, Collinsville, Educaliony JUDY JOHN- SON, Elk Ciry, AXIS' KRISTIN JOHNSON, Edrrond, A3151 LARRY JOHNSON, Tulsa, AES. ROW 3: MICHAEL JOHNSON, Olilanorna Ciiy, Engi- neering? RITA JOHNSON, Tulsa, AHS: TED JOHN- SON, Anadarlco, Engineeringg TERRY JOHNSON, Tulsa, Engineering: WILLIAM JOHNSON, Guymon, Engineer- ing: ANNA JOHNSTON, Newporr, Arlc., Horne EC. ROW 4: JANICE JOHNSTON, Sapulpa, Educaiiont LARRY JOHNSTON, Tulsa, Engineering: MARSHA JOHNSTON, Fairfax, Business: MARVIN JOHNSTON, Grainola, Engineeringg PATRICK JOHNSTON, Broken Arrow, Engineering: JANNA JOLLY, Tulsa, ABS. ROW 5: CHARLIE JONES, Ryan, ABS: JAMES JONES, Tulsa, Business: JANET JONES, Olclalionna Ciiy, ABS: JOSEPH JONES, Tulsa, Engineering: KEN JONES, Tulsa, ABS: NORTON JONES, Barilesville, Engineering. ROW 6: NANETTE JORDAN, Oklaliorna Cily, ABS? CHARLES JUNG, Waulrornis, Business: JUDY JUST, Olclalioma Cify, Educalionq TIMOTHY KAHLE, Clniclc- aslia, Engineering: ROGER KALHOEFER, Medford, En- gineering: LESLIE KAMAS, Freedom, AES. ROW 7: CHARLES KANNADY, Wicliila, Kan., AES? CONNIE KANTZER, Tulsa, ABS: KATHERINE KARBAN, Waulcomis, Home EC.: HOWARD KATZ, Barilesville, A8151 JANA KAUPKE, Hunnewell, Kan., Business: NAN- CY KAYS, Slillwaier, Honne EC. ROW 8: RUSSELL KECK, Olcrnulgee Engineering: MICHAEL KELLENBARGER, San Francisco, Calii., En- gineering: BARBARA KELLER, Olclalionna Ciiy, Home EC.: ELEANOR KELLER, Siillwafer, A8151 STANLEY KELLER, Brolcen Arrow, Agriculrure: RON KELLING, Barilesville, Engineering. ROW 9: JAMES KELLY, Davidson, ABS: PAUL KEN- DALL, Tulsa, Agricullureq CHARLES KENNEDY, Win- field, Kan., Engineering: BARBARA KENNICUTT, La- Verne. Calii., AES: GEORGE KERN, Henryeira, Engi- neeringg DONNA KERR, Glencoe, Business. ROW I0: CRAIG KESSLER, Municln, Germany, Busi- ness: LYNN KETCHAM, Olrlalionna Ciry, Horne EC.: MARY KEY, Chandler, A8153 CARLYN KEYES, Midwesl Ciry, ABS: DENNIS KEDDER, Drurnriglii, Engineering: BARRY KILEOY, Olclalioma Cily, Engineering FRESH MAN CLASS Page S60 ROW I: LARRY KILLION, Pryor, Engineering: ROY KILLOUGH, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: JERRY KIN- DLE, Kaw Cily, AES: DAVID KINDRED, Checolah, En- gineering: CONNIE KINDSCHI, Orlando, Business' CHARLES KING, Pryor, Business. ROW 2: GARY KING, Slillwaler, Business: LINDA KING, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: VIRGINIA KING, Midwesl Cily, Educalion: JAMES E. KIRK, Tulsa, Emai- neering: JAMES L. KIRK, Tulsa, Engineering: JAMES S. KIRK, Oklahoma Cily, ASS. ROW 3: GENE KIRKPATRICK, Oklahoma Cily, Educa- lion: LARRY KIRKPATRICK, Pay, Engineering: MICH- AEL KIRST, Tulsa, Engineering: ROGER KISE, Houslon, Tex., Engineering: KENT KISTLER, Oklahoma Cily, Engi- neering: LINDA KITE, Tulsa, Business. ROW 4: BEVERLY KLENDA, Tulsa, A8157 BRUCE KLINE, Cushing, AHS: DENNIS KLINGSICK, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: DONALD KLOUSTAD, El. Worlh, Tex., AES: DON KNOWLES, Texhoma, Enginoorinif: CARL KOCH, Barllesyille, Engineering. ROW 5: SAUNDRA KOCH, Elk Cily, Educalioni EMELIA KOERNER, Minco, Home EC.: KEN KOSYDAR, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: DOUGLAS KOUNTER, Morris Plains, N.J., ASS: LOUIS KOVITZ, Los Allos, Calil., Home EC.: DONNA KREPS, Barllesville, Business. ROW 6: LOUIS KRIVANCK, Muslang, AHS: PAT KRO- GER, Greeley, Colo., AHS: GLORIA KUCERA, New- kirk, Business: PATRICIA KUHN, Oklahoma Cily, A8152 PHILIP KUYKENDALL, Bokoshe, Engineering: NORMA KYLE, Tulsa, AES. ROW 7: ROBERT LABASS, Tulsa, AHS: JOYCE LACK- EY, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: JEAN LAFEVERS, Mc- Alesler, Business: CHARLES LAGRONE, Tulsa, Engi- neering: TED LAMAR, Norman, Agricullure: JENNIFER LAMB, Oklahoma Cily, AHS. ROW 8: DANNY LAMBERT, Tulsa, Engineering: RICH- ARD LANCASTER, Duranl, Engineering: MARY LAN- DIS, Oklahoma Cily, Business: MARGARET LANDRUM, Oklahoma Cily, Business: DOROTHY LANDSMAN, Lil- lle Rock, Ark., Agricullure: JERRY LANE, Midwesl Cily, Home EC. ROW 9: LARRY LANGLEY, Kinglisher, Engineering' PHILIP LANKFORD, Tulsa, Engineering: SHARREN LANNING, Newkirk, A8cS: JAMES LANSFORD, Pauls Valley, Engineering: RALPH LANTZ, Midwesl Cily, AES: ROE LAPORTE, Hennessey, A8iS. ROW I0: JOE LARGE, Tulsa, ARS: CONNIE LARR. Ames, Business: JACK LANABEE, Tulsa, A8152 FORREST LARUE, Wynnewood, Engineering: HAROLD LARY, Dallas Tex. AES: LINDA LASBY, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC. Pride Follows Grade Aooomplishment ROW l: EUGENE LASH, Tulsa, Engineering: LEXIE LASSLEY, Seminole, Eclucalion: SANDRA LAWRENCE, Chandler, AES: SHARON LAWRENCE, Cambridge, Kan., A81S: JAMES LAW- SON, Ardmore, Engineering: SUSAN LAYTON, Newl1irl1, AX1S: EDWARD LEADER, Tulsa, Home Ec.: MARGARET LEAK, Musl1o- LESS, A8153 BEVERLY LEASE, Slillwaler, Business: SHARON LE- CRON E, Slillwalor, Educalion. ROW 2: JOAN LEDBETTER, Ponca Cily, A81S: PAM LEDDEN, Oklahoma Ciiy, A3153 HAROLD LEE, Tulsa, Agisi LINDA LEE. Slillwaler, Business: MICHAEL LEE, Framingham, Mass., Educa- iion: NOELITA LEE, Barilesville. Educaiionp VIRGINIA LEE ,Okla- homa Ciiy, Business: JUDY LEGATE, Tulsa, Business: LESLIE LEH- MAN, Tulsa, Business: FRANCES LElVO, Siillwafer, A81S. ROW 3: TOM LEKAWSKI, Belhany, Engineering: MARCIA LE- MASTER, Tulsa, A8153 NATHANIEL LEMASTER, Tulsa, AHS: JOHN LEMMONS, Hominy, Engineering: JOSEPH LENNART, Tulsa, Engineering: LLOYD LENTZ, Gulhrie, Educalion: HARRY LEONARD, Ponca Ciry, ASS: SHARY LEVANN, Oklahoma Cily, Business: JOHN LEWIS, Carlhage, Mo., Engineering: MARY LEWlS, Claremore, A81S. ROW 4: SUSAN LEWIS, Miami, A31S: KAREN LlABOE, Bariles- ville, A31S: JEANNETTE LIEBER, Oklahoma Ciiy, Agigi LINDA LIGHTFOOT, Shawnee, AES: RICHARD LlHOU, Tulsa, AX1S: DAVID LINDLEY, Tulsa, Engineering: JERRY LINGO, Bernice. Home EC.: GERALD LITTLE, Hominy, ADS: CAROL Ll-l-TON. Oklahoma Cily, AS1S: GEORGE LLEWELLYN, Tulsa, Engineering. ROW 5: JAMES LOATS, LaGrange, lll., A8153 LOUIS LOEFF- LER, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: JAMES LOEPP, Forgan, A8151 JANE LOGAN, Tulsa, Business: JENIFER LOHMANN, Tulsa, AX1S: NANCY LOHMEYER, Kingfisher, Business: JAMES LOLLAR, lrv- ing, Tex., Engineering: DANNY LOOPER, Oklahoma Cify, Busi- ness: JAMES LORENZ, Clinlon, Agricullure: BRIAN LOTVEN, Tulsa, Eclucalion. ROW 6: GENE LOVEL, Siillwaler, AES: JODIE LOVETT, Davis, Engineering: JOHN LOWERSON, Tulsa, ARS: ANDY LUCAS, Washingion, AES: TOM LUCAS, Builalo, Agricullure: CAMILLA LUNDGRIN, Opiima, Home EC.: DAVID LUNDY, Midwesl Ciiy. Engineering: HENRY LUSTER, Oklahoma Cily, Business: JAMES LUTTON, Barllesville, ASS: WILLIAM LYLE, LaVerne, Engineer- ing. Page S61 ew Students Tax Housing Situation ROW I: NITA LYNCH, Bartlesville, Education: WILLIAM LYNCH, Sand Springs, ABS: SHARON LYON, Duncan, ABS: JOHN MACE, Bethany, Engineering: NANCY MACE, Carnegie, Home EC.: JULIA MACKENZIE, Oklahoma City, ABS: GARY MADISON, Arkansas City, Kan., Engineering: CHAROLETTE MAGERKURTH, Bartlesville, Business: BILL MAGGARD, Nowata, Engineering: GERL MAGUIRE, Oklahoma City, ABS. ROW 2: JUDY MALLETT, Blackwell, Home Ec.: JOHN MA- LONEY, Cushing, Engineering: LAWRENCE MALONEY, Semi- nole, ABS: SANDRA MANES, Depew, ABS: HAROLD MAN- NING, Pauls Valley, Agriculture: EDWARD MAPLES, Grove, Ed- ucation: KAY MARCH, Tulsa, Business: JAMES MARR, Oklahoma City, ABS: JOHN MARSH, Oklahoma City, ABS: ANN MAR- SHALL, Edmond, Education. ROW 3: CAROL MARSHALL, Claremore, ABS: PAUL MAR- SHALL, Bartlesville, Engineering: SUSIE MARTIN, Oklahoma City, Business: GERALD MARTIN, Tulsa, ABS: JAMES MARTIN, Chick- asha, Agriculture: JOHN MARTIN, Enid, Business: JOHN MAR- TIN, Norman, ABS: LINDA MARTIN, Nowata, Business: MIKE MARTIN, Oklahoma City, ABS: RICHARD MARTIN, Edmond. Agriculture, ROW 4: SUSAN MARTIN, Dallas, Tex, ABS: TOM MARTIN, Tulsa. Business: SCOTT MARTINI, Bartlesyille, Business: MARCIA MASON, Ringwood, ABS: GARY MASSAD, Oklahoma City, ABS: BARBARA MASSEY, Guyrnon, ABS: WAYNE MASSEY, Tulsa. Business: EARL MASSEY, Oklahoma City, ABS: MARJIE MA- THIS, Tulsa, Business: GORDON MATHISON, East Paterson, Nd., Enoiineerini. ROW 5: DIANA MATLOCK, Bartlesyille. Business: JEANNE MATTHEWS, Midwest City. Agriculture: JOHN MATTHEWS, Enid, Engineering: PEGGY MAYEIELD, Oklahoma City, ABS: PRISCILLA MAYFIELD, Tulsa, Home EC.: GEORGE MCALISTER, Vtfynnewood, ABS: THOMAS MCALISTER, Wellington, Kan., Business: SYNDIA MCARDLE, Tulsa, Business: CEILIA MCALLIS- TER, Guthrie, Engineering: JAMES MCCANDLESS, Honolulu, Ha- waii, Agriculture. ROW 6: CHARLES MCCARTY, Lawton, Engineering: DAVID MCCARTY, Oklahoma City, Engineering: LINDA MCCARTY, Tulsa, Home Ec.: MICHAEL MCCARTY, Oklahoma City, Business: MICHAEL MCCAUGHTRY, Chickasha, ABS: CAROLYN MC- CLARY, Oklahoma City, Education: LARRY MCCLARY, Yale, ABS: JAMES MCCLEAD, Depew, Business: JULIE MCCLELL- EAND, Oklahoma City, ABS: DARYL MCCLOSKEY, Enid, ABS. I 'IEZIL 962 ROW I: KATHRINE MCCONNELL, Owasso, Home EC.: KATHERINE MCCORD, Enid, Educalion: GRADY MCCORKLE, Midwesl Cily, Business: JUDY MCCOR- KLE, Pauls Valley, AX1S: BETTY MCCOY, Midwesl' Cilyi A3157 PATRICK MCCOY, Enid, Engineering. ROW 2: MARILYN MCCOY, Tulsa, Business: KAREN MCCULLOUGH, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ee: SHERRY MCCUTCHEON, Oklahoma Cily, Eclucalion: JOHN MCDANIEL, Texhoma, Agricullure: TONI MCDANIEL, Oklahoma Cily, Business: GARY MCDONALD, Tulsa, ASS. ROW 3: GRADY MCFADDEN, Tulsa, Business: STEVEN MCFALL, I-Iollisler, Agricullure: WILMA MCGEEHON, Oklahoma Cily, AX1S: BOB MCGLAUN, Borger, Tex., Engineering: ANNA MCGOWAN, Ringling, Educa- lion: BRYON MCGOWAN, Shawnee, Engineering. ROW 4: CAROLYN MCGRAW, Oklahoma Cily, Busi- ness: ROLAND MCINTOSH, Enid, A3151 LARRY MC- KANE, Oklahoma Cily, A8153 MAX MCKEE, Ponca Cily, Engineering: WILLIAM MCKEEHAN, Barllesville, A3157 RICHARD MCKINLEY,iChancIler, Agricullure. ROW 5: KATHLEEN MCKINNE, Okmulgee, Business: RAYMOND MCLAIN, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: ROBERT MCLAUGHLIN, Edmond, Engineering: RICH- ARD MCLEAN, Duranl. Engineering: DAVID MCLE- MORE, Tulsa, A81S: DAVID MCMAHAN, Lulher, Agri- cullure. ROW 6: EARLENE MCMILLAN, Hanah, Home EC.: MARILYN MCMILLEN, Slillwaler, Eclucalion: MICH- AEL MCNATT, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: DAVID MCNEILL, Oklahoma Cily, A81S: LANNIE MCNEILL. Tulsa, Engineering: JUDITH MCPHERSON, Frederick, A818 ROW 7: SALLY MCPHERSON, Broken Arrow, ASS: SHIRLEY MCQUEEN, Tulsa, Business: JOAN MCVAY, Okmulgee, A8152 JOSEPH MEADORS, Tulsa, A81ST WILLIAM MEADORS, Clovis, N.lVl., Business: CHAR- LES MEADOWS, Oklahoma CIW, Agricullure. ROW 8: JAMES MEADOWS, Oklahoma Cily, Busi- ness: DIANA MEHRING, Ponca Cily, AES: EREDDY MEIER, Okeene, AX1S: J. R. MEINDERS, El Reno, Engi- neering: RUTH MELLIES, Houslcn, Tex., Educalion' BARBARA MELTON, Lawlon, AES. ROW 9: GEORGE MELTON, Oklahoma Oily, Engi neering: MARILYN MENGEDOHT, Eremonl, Nebr., A8152 JOE MERRITT, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 CHARLES METSCHER, Eairmonl, A81S: DONNA MEYER, Tulsa, Home EQ.: PAUL MEYER, Midwesl Cily, Business. ROW IO: WAYNE MEYER, Kremlin, Engineering? JUDITH MEYERS, Oklahoma Cily, A8151 GARY MEZ- GER, Nowala, Engineering' PHYLLIS MIDDLEBUSHER, Dewey, A81S: FLOYD MILES, Tulsa, AX1S: TED MIL- FORD, l-luron, S. Dal1.,A81S. FRESH MAN CLASS Page E563 FRESHIVIAN CLASS Page 56+ ROW I: CHARLES MILLARD, Slillwaler, Engineering' CHARLOTTE MILLER, Mullwall, Business7 DONALD MILLER, Moore, ABS! JACK MILLER, Olclalnoma Cily, Engineerinq7 MARGARET MILLER, Tulsa, Educalion7 MAVIS MILLER, Sand Springs, A815. ROW 2: RANDALL MILLER, Tulsa, Engineerinqq DAN- IEL MILLIGAN, Canlon, Agricullureg LYNDA MILLS, Brislow, Educalion: DE MINER, Oklalnorna Ciry, A8157 LARRY MINNICK, Tulsa, A8151 CHERYL MlNTER,Ol1la- Inonia Cily, Business. ROW 3: MARCIA MINTON, Tulsa, A8157 LINDA MIS- ENHEIMER, Tulsa, Educalion7 CAROL MITCHELL, Olclalnoma Cily, Businessg GLENDA MITCHELL, Tulsa, Horne E07 JIMMY MITCHELL, Hamillon, Ga., Agri- cuIlure7 LINDA MITFELSTET, Aline, Home EC. ROW 4: JEAN MIX, Jenks, Home Ec.7 MARVIN MOE- FETT, Locusl Grove, Enqineerincy ROSEMARY MONA- HAN, Fairview, Hcmo Ec,7 JERRY MONTGOMERY, BroI1en Bow, Enoineerinq7 MARY MONTGOMERY, Kel- clnurn, EduCalion7 DIANA MOODY, Claremore, Busi- DYSS. ROW 5: CLINTON MOONEY, Jaipor, A151157 CHARLES MOORE, Barllesville, Enqineering7 COLLEEN MOORE, Allus, Educalion7 DON MOORE, Leedey, A8157 DONNA MOORE, Barllesville, Business7 EILEEN MOORE, Tulsa, Educalion. ROW 6: KATHLEEN MOORE, Slillwalzr, A8157 MICH- EAL MOORE, Pryor, Business7 PAUL MOORE, Edmond, A8152 SHANNON MOORE, Ponca Cify, Business, WY- NONA MOORE, Blanchard, Business7 CALVIN MORE- LAND, Beaver, Enqineerino. ROW 7: FRANK MORGAN, Muslcoqee, Business7 SAN- DRA MORGAN, Del Cily, Aqricullure: SUZANNE MORGAN, Tulsa, Home Ec.7 FRED MORLEY, Olcmul- gee, Aqricullure7 ANNE MORRIS, Olclaliorna Cily, A8157 CYNTHIA MORRIS, Barllesville, A815. ROW 8: GROVER MORRIS, Ada, Business7 CLETUS MORRISON, Union Cily, A8157 HARVE MORROW. Woodward, A8157 MICAH MORROW, Gulfrie, Engi- neering7 TROY MORROW, Hollis, Business7 STEPHEN MORSE, Tulsa, Business. ROW 9: MARY MORTON, Tulsa, Educalioit FRANK- LIN MORWOOD, Olclalwoma Cily, Business' JO MO- SHER, Pond Creek, AX1S7 JO MOSIER, Tulsa, Business: ROSS MOYER, Barllesville, Business7 CONNIE MOY- ERS, Drummond, A81S. ROW IO: LARRY MUEGGENBORG, Okarclie, A3157 MARSHALL MUNGLE, AloI1a, Buzinessg MERRY MUNSCH, Barllesville, A8157 LOWELL MURDOCK, Tulsa, A8157 JOHN MURPHY, Ardmore, Business' MARIANNA MURPHY, Tulsa, Educalion. Spirit and Energy Define eophytesf' ROW I: PHILIP MURPHY, Oklahoma Ciiy, Engineering: RAY- MOND MURPHY, Tulsa, A81S: FREDERICK MURRAY, Tulsa, Busi- ness: KATHY MURRAY, Tulsa, Business: JUDITH MURRY, Broken Arrow, Home Ec.: SUE MUSGROVE, Claremore, Business: CHARLES MUSSON, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business: RONALD MYERS, Enid, A8157 SHERYL NACHTIGALL, Collinsville, A815: WILLARD NAHRGANG, Lone Wolf, A81S. ROW 2: BEVERLY NAIL, Vinira, Educaiion: ROBERT NAIL, Vin- ila, Agriculiure: SUSAN NAIR, Sanra Barbara, Calif, A8155 RICH- ARD NASH, Shidler, A8153 ROLLAND NASH, Woodward, Busi- ness: ROBERT NATION, Tulsa, Business: RICHARD NEARING, Ponca Cily, Engineering: SHEILA NEECE, Tulsa, A8153 THOMAS NEEDHAM, Chelsea, A815: RAYMOND NEEL, Tulsa, Engineering. ROW 3: JOHN NELSON, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business: JUDITH NELSON, Chickasha, A81S: LOU NELSON, Waionga, Educalion: MARY NELSON, Lubbock, Tex., Educaiion: MELANIE NELSON, Oklahoma Cily, A81S: STEVEN NELSON, Okmulgee, A81SC STE- PHEN NESBITT, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business: JAMES NETHERTON, Tulsa, A81S: BRENDA NEUMANN, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business: LA- NELL NEUMANN, Barringion, lll., A81S. ROW 4: GERALD NEUWIRTH, Mi. View, A81S: SHERRILL NEW- SOM, Wilburion, Engineering: LEON NEWTON, Tulsa, Engineer- ing: JERI NEWTON, Tulsa, A81S: MARTIN NICHOLS, Souihwesl Cily, Mon Agriculfureg MARY NICHOLSON, Tulsa, Home Ec.: DENIS NICOLAYSEN, Eranklin Lakes, N.J., Engineering: CARO- LYN NIEBRUEGGE, Snyder, Business: MARY NIEMANN, Ponca Ciiy, A8153 LINDA NINE, Gage, Business. ROW 5: JAMES NIVISON, Enid, Agriculiure: TRUDY NIX, Okla- homa Ciiy, Business: ROGER NOBLE, Cushing, Engineering: CA- ROL NOE, Tulsa, Educaiion: LINDA NOEL, Prairie Village, Kan., A81S: LARRY NOLEN, Burbank, Agricullure: CYNTHIA NOR- MAN, Grandiield, Home Ec.: NANCY NORRIS, Shenandoah, Iowa, A81S: PATRICIA NORRIS, Sidney, Monr., A81S: WILLIAM NORRIS, Tulsa, AHS. ROW 6: JERRY NORSWORTHY, Duncan, Engineering: WAR- REN NORTH, Barilesville, A81S: RONALD NORTHCUTT, Sulphur, Engineering: RICHARD NORTHINGTON, Blanchard, Agricul- rure: RICHARD NOWLIN, Yukon, Engineering: DAVID NOWOT- NY, Cho-claw, Agriculiure: CYNTHIA NUNLEY, Tulsa, Home Eci RANDALL NUNLEY, Enid, Engineering: LONNIE NUSZ, Okeene Engineering: PHOEBE OAKLEY, Tulsa, A81S. Page 565 ewness ot Univers ROW I: LARRY OARD, Wichita, Kan., Business: SUSAN O'- CONNOR, Lawton, AHS: RAY ODOM, Muskogee, AHS: PAT- RICIA O'DONNELL, Broken Arrow, Business: RICK OGDEN, Pry- or, Engineering: RUSSELL OGDEN, Tripoli, Libya, Engineering: WENDELL OGDEN, Ponca City. A8cS: SUZANNE OHAN, Black- well, Education: JAMES O'HARA, Elk City, Agriculture: GARY OHL, Ponca City, ABS. ROW 2: FRANCES OLDENSTADT, Drumright, Business: WIL- LIAM OLDFIELD, Burbank, Engineering: JOHN OLDHAM, Oar- ber, Agriculture: VICKI OLIPHANT, Oklahoma City, Business: MARY OLIVER, Tulsa, Business: ROBERT OLSON, Minneapolis, Minn., Engineering: CLIFFORD OMO, Enid, ASS: MICHAEL O'NIEL, Kingston, Engineering: CAROL OPDENHOFF, Omega, Business: SHIRLEY O'REILLY, Oklahoma City, ABS. ROW 3: KATHERINE O'ROURKE, Bartlesville, ABS: SHARON ORR, Okmulgee, ABS: ROBERT OSBORNE, Tulsa, AXQS: GAIL O'- SHIELDS, Tulsa, Business: ROBERT OSMOND, Midwest City, ASS: MICHAEL O'TOOLE, Stillwater, Engineering: ROY OUTLAW, Shawnee, Engineering: JAMES OVERTON, Guthrie, Engineering: EVERETT OWEN, Bartlesville, Engineering: ROBERT OWENS, Tul- sa, Business. ity wes Students ROW 4: MICKEY OXFORD, Strang, Business: SUE OXFORD, Pawhuska, ABS: THOMAS PAGE, Oklahoma City, Agriculture: CHERYL PAINE, Oklahoma City, AHS: TERRY PAINTER, Okla- homa City, Engineering: IRIS PALKA, Levittown, N.Y., Home Ec.: BILLY PALMER, Muskogee, AES: CHARLES PALMER, Stillwater, Engineering: WARREN PARK, Chandler, ABS: EARNEST PAR- KER, Lindsay, Agriculture. ROW 5: ROBERT PARKER, Oklahoma City, Agriculture: GENE PARKS, Tulsa, ABS: PATSY PARKS, Muskogee, AHS: THEODORE PARRISH, Bartlesyille, Engineering: VIRGINIA PARRISH, Drum- right, Education: SALLY PARSLEY, Tulsa, Business: SAMUEL PASCHOL, Oklahoma City, Business: SHARON PATE, Carlsbad, N.M., Business: SYNNA PATRICK, Tulsa, Home Ec.: CHARLES PATTEN, Tulsa, AHS. ROW 6: CHARLES PATTERSON, Clarksville, Tenn., Business? JOHN PATTERSON, Sand Springs, Engineering: SALLY PATTER- SON, Sand Springs, Business: JAMES PATTON, Tulsa, Engineer- ing: THOMAS PAT-ION, Parnpa, Tex., Engineering: BEVERLY PAYNE, Tulsa, Education: KENYAN PEARSON, Oklahoma City, Home Ec.: OTIS PEARSON, Oklahoma City, AHS: CECELIA PECK, Calvin, Home Ec.: FRANCES PEDDY, Ardmore, Home Ec. Page 566 ROW I: JOHN PEEPER, Apache, Agricullure: MAR- THA PENCE, Tulsa, A8151 ANN PENDLETON, Belhany7 Educaliong HAROLD PENNINGTON, Tulsa, Engineer- ing7JANICE PENNINGTON, Slillwaler, Business RUTH- ANN PENNINGTON, Oklahoma Cily, ASS. ROW 2: WILLIAM PERKINS, Duncan Agfgi JOSEPH PERRING, Enid, Engineering7 MIKE PETERS, Covinglon, Engineering: MICHAEL PETERSEN, Midwesf Ciiy, Engi- neering7 SHARON PETERSEN, Tulsa, A8157 LARRY PET- TIS, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering. ROW 3: RICHARD PETTIT, Tulsa, Engineeringg NAN- CY PETTY, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion7 CHERYL PEY- TON, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 CHARLES PFEIFFER, Ed- mond, A3157 RICHARD PHARISS, Barllesville, Engi- neering, PAULA PHILLIPS, Oulhrie, Educalion. ROW 4: DAVID PICKRELL, Tipfon, Agriculfureg LIN- DA PIEPKE, Pauls Valley, Home Ec,7 JEANNE PIERCE, Tulsa, Business7 RICHARD PIERCE, Oklahoma Cilyi A81S7 KAREN PIKE, Broken Bow, A8137 MICHAEL PIL- LOW, Oklahoma Cily, AHS. ROW 5: PAMELA PINDELL, Oklahoma Cily, A8152 JOHN PINEZADDLEBY, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering7 RUTH PINKERTON, Wal'onga, Educaliong GARY PINKSTON, Chickasha, Engineering: JOHN PIPPIN, Ski- alook, Engineering: MAX PISCHEL, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec. ROW 67 WILLIAM PISTOLE, Buena Park, Calif, Engi- neering7 STEPHANIE PITCHER, Viniia, A3157 PATRICIA POHL, Sfillwafer, A8152 STEVEN POLLARD, Tulsa, Engi- neering7 JANELLE POLLOCK, Oklahoma Cily. A8157 DAVID POPE, Loyal, Engineering. ROW 7: MARGARET POSEY, Midwesl Cily, A8157 JM POTTS, Calvin, Engineering: TERRELL POTTS, Bar- llesville, Engineering, RICHARD POUNDS, Oklahoma Cily, A8152 MELBA POWELL, Oklahoma Cily, Educa- Iionj RANDALL POWERS, Tulsa, A81S, ROW 8: MARY POWLEDGE, Ardmore, A8157 SANDRA PRESTON, Tulsa, Home EC.7 DEEDEE PRIBIL, Tulsa, A81S' JO PRICE, Oklahoma Cily, Homo Ec.7 KENNETH PRICE, Duncan, Engineering: MERRY PRICE, Delaware, Business ROW 9: NANCY PRICE, Eulaula, A8157 TOM PRICE. Tulsa, Engineering: JOAN PRITCHETT, Oklahoma Cify, A8187 LARRY PRUI'I'I', Frederick, Engineering: ANITA PUCKETTE, Tulsa, Business7 EDWARD PUGH, Okla- homa Cily, AES. ROW IO: EARL PURCELL, Cushing, Engineering, GER- ALD PURSELL, El Dorado, Kan., Engineering: JAMES OUAID, Wardville, A8137 ERNEST OUANTIE, Rose, En- gineeringg SHARON QUIATTO, Pryor, A81S' TOM OUINN, Ponca Cily, Engineering, FRESHIVIAN CLASS Page 567 FRESH MAN CLASS Page 568 ROW I: MARSHA QUIRK, Greeley, Colo., AES: JAMES RADER, Tulsa, Engineering: HARROLD RAGS- DALE, Tulsa, Engineering: JUDY RAKE, Brislow, Edu- caliong RICHARD RAMSOWR, Tulsa, AXIS: JOHN RANDLE, Richardson, Tex., Engineering ROW 2: JOE RANKIN, Oklahoma Cily, AES: DAVID RANSON, Cape Girardeau, Mo., Engineering: RITA RANSON, Eairview, Educalion: STAN RATHJEN, Okla- homa Cily, Engineering: MARGARET RATLIEF, Red Rock, AHS: MICHELE RATLIEE, Oklahoma Cily, Educa- lion. ROW 3: MARILYN RAULAFF, Enid, ASS: BRIGITTE RAUSCH, Barllesville, AXS: DENNIS RAWLINGS, Rob- ins AFB, Ga., A8157 RICHARD RAWLINS, Barllesville, Business: JOHN RAY, Harrah, ASS: MARSHA RAY, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion. ROW 4: THOMAS REARDON, Belhpage, N,Y., Edu- calion: MICHAEL REDING, El Reno, ASS: CAROL REED, Barllesville, Business: JANET REED, Barllesville. Educalion: MARGARET REED, Barllesville, AES: JOHN REESE, Anadarko, ASS. ROW 5: MONTE REESE, Moorelancl, Agricullure: FOR- REST REEVES, Tulsa, Engineering: VIKKI REGA, Ponca Cily, AHS: DONALD REGAL, Tulsa, Business: JANE REGIER, Barllesville, Business: KAREN REID, Dale, Home Ec. ROW 6: TOM REIDY, Tulsa, Engineering: JEAN REINS, Tulsa, Home Ec.: LESLIE REISS, Tulsa, ASS: LANA REISWIG, Hooker, AES: SUSAN REMMEL, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: VIRGIL RENFRO, Slillwaler, AHS. ROW 7: SUSAN RENTERO, Ponca Cily, A8155 ANN- ETTE REQUA, Slillwaler, AES: KATHRYN REYNOLDS, Tulsa, Business: DENVER REYNOLDS, Oklahoma Cify. Engineering: LARRY RICE, Tulsa, Engineering: CHARLES RICHARDSON, Cushing, A8iS. ROW 8: LOIS RICHARDSON, Hobarl, Eclucalion: LONNIE RICHARDSON, Allison, Tex., Agricullure: NICHOLAS RICHARDSON, Barllesville, AES: PAULA RICHARDSON, Wynnewood, AXIS: NEIL RICHERSON, Tulsa, Engineering: RITA RICHMOND, Tulsa, AHS. ROW 9: DAVID RICKER, Olxlahcnna Cily, Engineering: LARRY RICKER, Slillwaler, AXIS: MARSHA RICKEY. Oklahoma Cify, Educalion: ANNE RIDDLE, Altus, ASS: DIANNE RIDDLE, Skialook, Business: KRISTIN RIEBEL, Oklahoma Cily, Business. ROW IO: CLAUDIA RIEMANN, Hunler, Home Ec.: CAROL RILEY, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: DANNY RILEY, Ponca Cily, ASS: MARY RINK, Perry, Educa- lion: RANDY RIVERS, Tulsa, AXIS: WINSTON ROACH, Lawlon, Engineering. Size of Class Continually Grows ROW I: MARILYN ROADS, Enid, Business: ROBERT ROARK, Oklalwoma Cily, ABS: CECILIA ROBB, Tulsa, Business: FRANKIE ROBBINS, Mediord, Engineering: CATHERINE ROBERTS, Tulsa, Business: CHARLES ROBERTS, Tulsa, ABS: DOROTHY ROBERTS, Berlcins, Home EC.: JANICE ROBERTS, Midwesl Ciiy, ABS: COY ROBINSON, Broken Arrow, Horne EC.: DARLENE ROBINSON, Barilesville, Business. ROW 2: DON ROBINSON, Boise Ciiy, Engineering: DOUGLAS ROBINSON, Holdenville, AES: GLENN ROBINSON, Oklahoma Ciry, Business: RONALD ROBINSON, Hunler, Agricullure: BREN- DA RODERICK, Garden Cily Kan,, ABS: MICHAEL RODGERS, Olclalwoma Cily, ABS: WILLIAM ROE, Pliillips, Tex., ABS: WIL- LIAM ROGERS, Wynona, Engineering: DOUGLAS ROHDE, Bar- ilesville, Engineering: PAMELA ROLAND, Tulsa, Business. ROW 3: BECKY ROLLOW, Oklalioma Ciiy, I-Iorne Ec.: LILLIAN ROMANO, Siillwaier, Educalion: JAMES ROMEIS, Tulsa, Busi- ness: WALTER ROMERO, Tulsa, Educalion: STEVE RONCK, Enid, ABS: LYNN RONEY, Siillwaler. ABS: JULIE ROOKER, Altus, Home EC.: JANICE ROOKS, Olclaliorna Cily, Business: VERNON ROSAMOND, Brolcen Arrow, Engineering' ALEXANDRIA ROSE, Midwesl Cily, Home EC. ROW 4: CARMEN ROSETH, Midland, S.D., Home EC.: BAR- BARA ROSS, Clniickaslwa, AHS: MARTA ROSS, Newlqirlc, ABS: SHERRY ROSSANDER, Srillwaier, A8151 RENEE ROSZEL, Tulsa, ABS: LARRY ROUCH, Tulsa, Engineering: LYLE ROUNDS, Lee- dey, Agricullure: ALAN ROUTH, Olclalioma Ciiy, Engineering: DIAN ROWAN, Lilile Rocls. Arlc., Business: LYNN RUFFIN, Tulsa, ABS. ROW 5: RONALD RUIZ, Miclwesl Cily, Engineering: GLEN RUMSEY, Norrislown, Pa., Engineering: MARY RUSH, Sapulpa, Educaiion: THOMAS RUSHING, Madill, Agricullure: GARY RUS- SELL, Oklalvorna Cily, ABS: JANET RUSSELL, Liberal, Kan., ABS: JOHN RUSSELL, Enid, AHS: PATSY RUTTER, Tulsa, Business: CARLA RYAN, Woodward, AES: DONALD RYAN, Oklaliorna Cily, ABS. ROW 6: DICK SAILORS, Enid, ABS: MERRITT SAKATA Hono- lulu, Hawaii, Engineering: JIM SALLIS, Oklahoma Cily, Engineer- ing: KELLY SAMPLE, Alolca, Engineering: DONALD SAMPSON. Brisiow, AES: THOMAS SAMS, Moore, Engineering: NANCY SAMUELSON, Olclaliorna Ciiy, ABS: EVELYN SANDERS, Musico- gee, ABS: JAMES SANDERSON, Slillwaier, Horne EQ.: MARY SANDSTRUM, Barllesville, Educaiion. Page 369 Questions Answered in Orientation ROW I: JOHN SHIFLET, Red Rock, Aqriculture1 DEBORAH SHINN, Cordell, Home Ec.1 WILLIAM SANMILLAN, Stuart, Business1 DOUGLAS SAROJAK, Bristol, Conn., Aqricultureg JER- OME SARTOR, Holcleryille, Engineerinqg JOHN SATTERFIELD, Whitetield, Aqriculture1 STEVEN SAUNDERS, Oklahoma City, En- qineerinq1 PAUL SAYERS, Enid, Engineering: BILL SCAR- BROUGH, Oklahoma City, A8151 VAN SCHALLENBERG, Guth- rie, Enqineerinq. ROW 2: JAMES SCHWARZ, Okarche, Enqineering1 JAMES SCHEIRER, Duncan, A8152 LINDA SCHELLACK, Tulsa, Education' JERRY SI-IERRER, Snow, AqricuIture1 JANE SCHILLER, Arkansas City, Kan., A8151 ROBERT SCHLEMMER, Enid, Engineerinqi CHRISTIAN SCHMIDT, Tulsa, Enqineerinq1 CHARLES SCHMITT, Tulsa, A8181 KAY SCHOELEN, Kinqtisher, A8151 SHARON SCHOL- LENBARGER, Shattuck, A81S. ROW 3: KAY SCHONES, Elk City, A8151 MARCIA SCHRANTZ, Tulsa, Horne Ec,1 ANN SCHREMPP, Oklahoma City. A8151 ANN SCHROEDER, Tulsa, A8151 RODNEY SCHULT1, Enid. A815' SU- ZANNE SCHUPBACH, Alva, Business1 JOHN SCHUSTER, St. Louis, IVIo,, Home Ec.1 ROBERT SCHWILLE, West Mittlin, Pa., A8151 BEVERLY SCOTT, Eay, A8151 JIMMY SCOTT, Marlow, Engi- ITCCIQITTU. ROW 4: KAREN SCOTT, Wynnewood, A8151 WILMA SCOTT, Brarnan, A8151 ROBERT SCRAPER, Midwest City, Engineering EMMET SEEFELDT, Kinqtisher, Aqricultureg KATHARINE SEEM, Bartlesyille, A8151 ROBERT SEHON, Tulsa, Engineeringg CHARLES SETTLES, Antlers, Enoineerinq1 BARBARA SEVEY, St, Louis, Mo.. Business: ANNE SEWELL, Shreveport, La., A8151 CLYDE SEWELL, Atlanta, Gam Business. ROW 5: MICHAEL SEYMOUR, Guthrie, A8152 BARBARA SHELL. Bartlesville, Education: IRWIN SHELTON, Oklahoma City, Engi- neering1 JUDY SHELTON, Tulsa, Business1 MARIANNE SHEP- HERD, Alva, Agisf RICHARD SHEPHERD, Lake Providence, La., AqricuIture1 KAREN SHENWILL, Midwest City, I-Iorne Ec.: LAURA SHERRILL, Oklahoma City, A8151 DONNA SHIDLER. Oklahoma City, A8151 JACKIE SHIELDS, Oklahoma City, A815. ROW 6: KAREN SHADDOX, Tulsa, Horne EC-i WARREN SHAD- DOX, Shawnee, AqricuIture1 JANIE SHAFER, Ponca City, Educa- tion: ROBERT SHAFER, Pryor, Engineering RICHARD SHANA- HAN, Guthrie, A8151 KAY SHARP, Elk City, A8151 JEAN SHAW, Bartlesyille, Business1 NANETTE SHAW, Yale, Education1 TERRY SHAW, Burlinqton, AqricuIture1 KAREN SHEEGOG, Pauls Valley, Business. I ftgc S70 ROW I: JAMES SHIPLEY, Oklahoma Cily, A81S: WIL- EY SHIRE, Childress, Tex., A31S7 BETTY SHOFFNER, Braman, Business: JACKIE SHOFNER, Tulsa, Home Ec.: STEVEN SHRIVER, Midwesl Cily, Aqricullure: MAR- GARET SHROUF, Oklahoma Cily, AX1S. ROW 2: TERRY SIFFING, Barllesville, Educalion: TEDD SILVEY, Oklahoma Cily, A81S7 JIM SIMMONS, Tulsa, AX1S: LEON SIMMONS, Barllesville, Business: GARY SIMON, Ogden, AX1S7 RICK SIMON, Oklahoma Cily, Business. ROW 3: VERLAINE SIMON, Weslmoreland, Kan., Home Ec.: MIKE SIMONSON, Oklahoma Cify, Business: LARRY SIMPSON, Enid, A81S7 CHERYL SINGREE, Ok- lahoma Cily, A8157 JACK SKINNER, Dallas, Tex., Enqi- neerinq: CAROLE SLEDGE, Rechland, Wash., Educa- lion. ROW 4: JANET SLUYTER, Tulsa, Business: LINDA SMALL, Oklahoma Cily, A81S7 DAN SMELTZER, Sapul- pa, A81S: CARLA SMITH, Manqum, A81S7 CAROL J. SMITH, Barllesville, A81S: CAROL L. SMITH, Lincoln, Neb., AX1S, ROW 5: CAROLYN SMITH, Birdeye, Ark., AX1S: CUR- TIS SMITH, Willow, A8157 DAURITY SMITH, Dallas, Tex., Aqricullure: DORIS SMITH, Edmond, Educalion: GARY SMITH, Ponca Cily, A81S: GERALD SMITH, Midwesl Cily, Engineering. ROW 6: JAMES SMITH, ldabel. A81S7 JERRY SMITH. Covinqfon, A81S: LARRY SMITH, Midwesl Cily, Enoi- neerinq: LAWRENCE SMITH, Slillwaler, Business: LENA SMITH, Oklahoma Cily, A81S: LESLIE SMITH, Tulsa. Educalion. ROW 7: LINDA SMITH, Tulsa, A31S7 MARGIE SMITH, Oklahoma Cily, A81St MARLEY SMITH, Gufhrie, Busi- ness: MARY SMITH, Edmond, A81S,: MICHAEL L. SMITH, Sand Springs, A8157 MICHAEL P. SMITH, Okla- homa Oily, Enqineerinq. ROW 8: MICHAEL S. SMITH, Barllesville, Business: NANCY SMITH, Waurika. Home EC.: PAUL SMITH, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: SANDRA SMITH, Lindsay, Home EC.: SHARON SMITH, Barllesville, A81S: STEVE SMITH, Allus, AX1S. ROW 9: CAROLE SNEED, Amber, Busiress: JOHN SNEED, Pleasanl Ridcge, Mich., A81S7 STEPHEN SNEED, Cleveland, Engineering: DONALD SNETHEN, Omega, Enqineerino: GLEN SNOW, Tulsa, Engineerino: KATH- LEEN SNYDER, Oklahoma City, A81S. ROW IO: CINDY SODEN, Barllesyille, Home Ec.: JAMES SODERSTROM, Park Eoresl, lll., AES: MELVIN SODOWSKY, Fairview, Aqricullure: PATRICIA SOLOR- IA, Medford, Educaliont MATTHEW SOOTER, Chey- enne, Engineering' BARRY SOSSAMON, Covinqlon, Enoineerinq. FRESHIVIAN CLASS Page 571 FRESHIVIAN CLASS Page 572 ROW I: LISA SOTELO, Tulsa, Business: SUSAN SOUTHALL, Nowala, Business: ANNA SOUTHWARD, Drurnriglnl, Business: CAROLYN SPARKMAN, Elk CIW, ABS: LEE SPARKMAN, Mangurn, ABS: NANCY SPARKS, Midwesl Cily, Educalion. ROW 2: LARRY SPENCE, Greenwood, Del., Engineer- ing: DELINE SPENCER, Slillwaler, Business: THOMAS SPICKELMIER, Enid, Engineering: NANCY SPOTTS- WOOD, Broken Bow, AXIS: JIMMY SPRADLIN, Oillon, Engineering: LOIS SPRAGUE, Medlord, AES. ROW 3: TOM SPRINGFIELD, Oklalworna Cily, Agri- cullure: SHARON SPRINKLE, Broken Arrow, Home Ec.: REX SPROUSE, Okrnulgee, Engineering: DAVID STAE- HEL, Oklaliorna Cily, Business: LARRY STAFFORD, Lo- Cusl Grove, Engineering: EVERETT STALLCOP, Nowala, Engineering. ROW 4: NELDA STALLINGS, Slillwaler, Educalion: PADDY STANDERFER, Midwesl Ciiy, Educalion: SU- SAN STANLEY, Blackwell, Educaiion: SHARON STAN- PHILL, Muskogee, AIRS: JAMES STANTON, Barllesville, Engineering: MAX STARR, Mooreland, Engineering: ROW 5: RICHARD STARR, Oklaliorna Cily, AES: DALE STATON, Mangum, Agricullure: DAN STATON, Mangurn, Agricullure: OSCAR STAUDT, Okmulgee, En- gineering: HAROLD ST. CLAIR, Omalia, Neb., Engi- neering: PAULA STEEPER, Barilesville, Educafion. ROW 6: SUSAN STEINBOCK, Oklalwoma Oily, ABS? LARRY STEINER, Wearherlord, ABS: ELIZABETH STE- PHENS, Allus, ABS: SANDRA STEPHENS, Tulsa, Eclu- calion: SHARON STERK, Tulsa, Home Ec.: HAROLD STERLING, Norman, Agriculfure. ROW 7: GARY STEVENS, Broken Arrow, Engineering? JAMES STEVENS, Coalgale. Busiress: RON STEVENS, Oklalnorna Cily, ASS: JUDY STEWARD, Sliawnoe, ASS? MARSHA STEWART, Barllesville, Educalion: RICHARD STEWART, Woodward, Business. ROW 8: TOMME STEWART, Ponca Cily, ASIS: ELLEN STICH, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: GENE STIDHAM, Anadarko, Business: LINDA STIDHAM, Muskogee, A8152 CHERRY STINE, Muskogee, AES: JAMES STINNETT, Brislow, AHS. ROW 9: TIM STINSON, Oklaliorna Ciry, ASS: MARY STITT, Oklalwoma Cify, Educalion: DIANA STIVERS. Collinsville, Home Ec.: BEN STOCKTON, Newkirk, En- gineering: ROY STOLLINGS, Gray, Business: ANITA STONE, Tulsa, Business. ROW IO: JIM STONE, Oklalnoma Cily, Engineering: ROBERT STONE, Tulsa, Business: SUSAN STONE, Okla- liorna Cily, AHS: GARY STONER, Sand Springs, Engi- neering: CHARLES STORM, Kingfisher, Agricullureg KENNETH STOUT, Blackwell, Engineering. Friendship of DS ROW I: MARCIA STOUT, Tulsa, Educalion, JERRY STRATTON, Enid, AHS, SUZANNE STRAUGHAN, Tulsa, Business, KAREN STRAW, Barllesville, ASS, NANCY STREET, Oklahoma Cily, Edu- calion, PAUL STROKEY, Tulsa, Engineering, SHERLEEN STRONG, Blackwell, Educalion, SANDY STUART, Shalluck, AHS, ARTIE STOLI., Dewey, Business, SHERIDAN STUMP, Midwesl Cily, AES. ROW 2: STEVE SUDDETH, Slillwaler, Business, MARY SUESZ, Oklahoma Cily, AHS, RUDOLPH SUHL, Par Hills, N.J., Home Ec., JUDITH SULLENS, Barllesville, Business, ALLEN SULLIVAN, Oklahoma Cily, AES, HOPE SUMMERS, Barllesville, AES, NICKI SUMMERS, EI Reno, AHS, PAMELA SUMMERS, Tulsa, Business, NANCY SUTER, Belhany, Educalion, DE LORIS SUTHERLAND, Gale, AES. ROW 3: GRADY SUTHERS, Arnell, Agricullure, LINDA SUT- TON, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, DANIEL SWEENY, Oologah, Engineering, PRESCILLA SWINK, Perrylon, Tex., AES, JOAN SWINNEY, Tulsa, Business, LINDA SYMES, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec., BONITA SYNAR, Miami, A8152 KAREN TAGGART, Slillwaler, Home Ec., DONALD TALLENT, Taloqa, Agricullure, MARY TAR- ACKO, Aurora, Business. U Spreads to Fresh ROW 4: BARBARA TARR, Tulsa, ABS, DORIS TAYLOR, Shaw- nee, Business, LAURA TAYLOR, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, RON- ALD TAYLOR, Wagoner, Aqricullure, RONDEA TAYLOR, Purcell, Business, TOM TAYLOR, Tulsa, Home Ec., YVONNE TAYLOR, Oklahoma Cily, Horne Ec., MARGARET TEEL, Tulsa, AHS, ANN TEFFT, Enid, Business, NELIA TEMPLETON, Tulsa, AES. ROW 5: DON TERRELL, Okmulqee, Engineering, VERA TERRILL, Newkirk, Business, GERRY THAMES, Tulsa, AES, RUSSELL THARP, Yale, Engineering, SANDEE THAYER, Miclwesl Cily,AB1S, BECKY THOMAS, Slillwaler, Business, JANIE THOMAS, Apache, Educalion, SHARON THOMAS, Vinila, Business, WILBER THOM- AS, Muskogee, Aqricullure, GARY THOMASON, Glencoe, Aqri- cullure, ROW 6: TRUDY THOMASON, Slillwaler, Home Ec,, BOBBY THOMPSON, Elk Cily, Business, JOHN THOMPSON, Oklahoma Cily, Agricullure, KATHLEEN THOMPSON, Tulsa, Business, KEN- NETH THOMPSON, Tulsa, ASS, MICHAEL THOMPSON, Tulsa, AHS, TEMPLE THOMPSON, Oklahoma Cily, AHS, MARY THOM- SON, Vallianl, AES, CAROL THRASHER, Midwesl Cily, Educa- lion, DENNIS TINBERG, Henryella, AES. Page 512 Good Grades Objective ot Students ROW I: CURTIS TINDALL, Enid, Engineering: MARY TIPPE- CONNIC, Albuquerque, N.M., Home Ec.: TERRY TIPPENS, Wea- thertord, Aqriculture: BOB TODD, Dewey, ABS: JOE TODD, Bar- tlesville, ABS: JAMES TOLSON, Tulsa, ABS: SUZELLE TOMA, Snyder, AHS: PATRICK TOMINEY, Stillwater, ASS: TOMMY TOMLINSON, Coyle, Agriculture: JUDY TOUSSAINT, Earqo, N. Dak., ASS. ROW 2: WILLIAM TOWLES, Tulsa, Business: WILLIAM TOWN- SEND, Edmond, AHS: FREDERICK TRACY, Enid, A8157 LOREN TRACY, Ponca City, Business: JANICE TRASK, Broken Arrow, Business: JIM TREADWELL, Tulsa, Business: JAMES TREDWAY, Yukon, AXQS: BEVERLY TRENT, Oklahoma City, Education: SHER- RILL TRENT, Midwest City, Home EC.: GERALD TRIM, Okrnulqee, Engineerinq. ROW 3: JAMES TROXEL, Oklahoma City, AES: MARCIA TROX- EL, Bristow, Education: WILLIAM TRUMBLY, Oklahoma City, AHS: KENNETH TRYNER, Bethany, AES: JACOB TSOTIGH, Law- ton, Education: JO TUCKER, Bryon, Education: PATRICIA TUCK- ER, Oklahoma City, Education: RONALD TUCKER, Heavener, En- qineerinq: SANDRA TUCKER, Midwest City, ABS: MIKE TULL- IUS, Oklahoma City, ABS, ROW 4: JAMES TURNER, Mullinville, Education: TONI TURVEY, Blackwell, Business: THOMAS UNSER, Morrisonyille, III., Educa- tion: MICHAEL UPDIKE, Tulsa, Engineering: JOSEPH UPTER- GROVE, Sallisaw, Enqineeririq: SHARON UZZELL, Bartlesville, AHS: STEVEN UZZELL, Bartlesyille, Agriculture: RONALD VAL- LANCE, Manhattan Beach, Calit., AES: CHERYL VAN BURKLEE, Tulsa, Home Ee.: TERRY VANCE, Hillsdale, Enoineerirfg. ROW 5: LARY VAN COEVERING, Enid, Enqineerino: MICKEY VANDERWORK, Taloqa, Agriculture: RANDY VAN DEVENTER, Pawnee, Enqineerinq: JUDITH VARNELL, Ardmore, AES: ROBERT VARNER, Bartlesvilla, AHS: ROSE VAUGHN, Yale, Education: KEN VENZKE, Ponca City, ABS: JOHN VINCENT, Oklahomi City, A8151 MICHAEL VINCENT, Bartlesyille, AHS: AMANDA VON TUNGELN, Calumet, ASUS. ROW 6: DONN VORSE, Oklahoma City, AXQS: JILL WADDELL, Oklahoma City, AES: CRYSTAL WADE, Tulsa, Home EC.: THOM- AS WADE, Little Rock, Agriculture: JAY WAGLE, Stillwater, ABS: EVELYN WAGNER, Woodward, AHS: JOHN WAGNON, Hom- iny, Education: RICHARD WALEORD, Shreveport, La., AHS: JOHN WALKER, McLoud, Engineering: TRAVIS WALKER, Wood- ward, Aoriculture. l tge m7-I ROW I: JERRY WALKUP, Slillwaler, Aqricullureg TER- RY WALKUP, Slillwaler, Aqricullure7 ELIZABETH WALL, Shawnee, A8157 BRENDA WALLS, Jenks, Busi- ness7 JOSEPHINE WALLS, Oklahoma Oily, Eclucalionq WILLARD WALPOLE, Wichila, Kan., Engineering. ROW 2: KERRY WALSH, Pryor, I-lome EC.: DARRELL WALTERS, Oklahoma Oily, A8157 DIAN WALTERS, Tul' sa, Businessg MARY WATERS, Norman, Home Ecg KAR- YL WALTON, Shalluck, A81S: KAY WALTON, Sand Sprinqs, Business. ROW 3: ROBERT WALTON, Slillwaler, Enqineerinqt JOYCE WARD, Billinqs, A8157 LAURA WARD, Tulsa, A8157 SUE WARD, Senlinel, Business7 BENNIE WARE, Ponca Oily, A8157 DANNY WARWICK, Nowala, A815. ROW 4: JIMMY WASHBURN, Frederick, Eclucaliong GARY WATERS, Oherryvale, Kan., A8157 GEORGE WATKINS, Barllesville, Business7 SANDRA WATKIN5, FI. Sill, Educalioru JUNE WATTS, Tulsa, A8157 JOHN WEATHERSTON, Sl. Paul, Minn., Home EC. ROW 5. DAVID WEAVER, Oklahoma Oily, Engineer- inqg SUZETTE WEAVER, Tulsa, A8151 JANI WEBBER, Tulsa, Business: TIMOTHY WEBBER, Barllesville, A8157 MALINDA WEBER, Pond Oreek, A8157 MARICIA WE- DIN, Vlfarren, Ohio. Aqricullure. ROW 6: JUDITH WEEDIN, Tulsa, Business: KATHRYN WEIBEL, Slillwalcr, A8157 JAMES WEIGEL, Plainlield, N.J., A8157 PATTY WEINGART, Ponca Oily, Business: DARRYK WELCH, lvluslanq, Enqineerinrgg SHERIDAN WELCH, Ponca Oily, Business ROW 7: DOLPH WELLBORN, Oklahoma Oily, Engi- neering: DALE WELLS, Oushinq, Businessq RICHARD WELLS, Oollinsville. A8157 DEAN WERTZ, Oklahoma Oily, A8157 BARRY WEST, Tulsa, A8157 BRENDA WEST, Muskogee, A815. ROW 8: GARY WEST, lvluldrow, Aqricullureq JENNI- FER WEST, Brislow, Educalion7 RAYMOND WEST, We' woka, Enqineerinqg SANDRA WEST, Muskogee, I-Iomo EC.: SANDRA WEST, Arlinqlon, Va., Aqricullureq JOY WESTERMEYER, Oklahoma Oily, Business. ROW 9: JAMIS WESTFALL, Nicoma Park, A8157 HER- BERT WESTMORELAND, M1:AIesler, A8153 PHYLLI5 WVHATLEY, Tulsa, Business DON WHEELER, Enid, En- qineerin-g7 WILLIAM WHEELER, Oklahoma Oily, A8157 DAVID WHISNANT, Tulsa, A815. ROW IO: MAJOR WHITAKER, Brislow, A8157 JACK WHITE, El Reno, Enqineerinqq OLIVE WHITE, Barlles- ville, Eilucalionq STEVE WHITE, Tulsa, Business CHAR- LIE WHITELEY, Oklahoma Oily, Engineering, ALOMA WHITFIELD, Slillwfiler, Business. FRESHIVIAN CLASS Page 575 FRESHIVIAN CLASS Page 576 ROW I: LINDA WHITLOW, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ee.: WAYNE WHITNAH, Choclaw, Agricullure: JOY WHITSON, Nowala, ASS: VIRGINIA WHITTENBURG. Tulsa, Business: BARBARA WHITTINGTON, Pawnee, Business: HERBERT WIECHMAN, Norlh Plalle, Nelo., Engnieering. ROW 2: MAX WIEWEL, Okarche. ASS: STEPHEN WIGGINTON, Oologah, Business: LAWRENCE WILD- ER, Tulsa, Engineering: MARY WILEY, Muskogee, A8152 PAUL WILKES, Oklahoma Cily. AES: NORMA WIL- KIE, Salellile Beach, Ha., Home EC. ROW 3: GEORGE WILLARD, Sfillwaler, AES: CHES- TER WILLEY, Caldwell, Kan., Engineering: MIKE WILL- HOITE, Hobarl, ASS: ANN WILLIAMS, Mulhall, Home Ec.: CAROL WILLIAMS, Enid, Educalion: DEWEY WILLIAMS, Elk Cily, Business. ROW 4: DONNA WILLIAMS, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: EMMA WILLIAMS, Okmulgee, AES: DON WIL- LIAMS, Perrylon, Tex., AHS: JANET WILLIAMS, Tulsa, Eclucalion: JOHN WILLIAMS, Midwesl Cily, Business: KENNY WILLIAMS, Tulsa, Engineering. ROW 5: MARY WILLIAMS, McAle:i'er, Business: NEVA WILLIAMS, Tulsa, ASS: RONALD WILLIAMS, Barllesville, ASS: STANLEY WLLIAMS, Dallas, Tex, Engineering: JOHN WILLIAMSON, Ponca Cily, Engi- neering: GARY WILLISON, Belhallo, Ill., Engineering. ROW 6: JAMES WILLISON, Ponca Cily, Engineering: WILLIAM WILLSEY, Seminole, Business: REX WIL- MANS, Newporl, Ark., Agricullure: BARRY WILSON, Waukomis, Engineering: DALE WILSON, Purcell, Busi- ness: GERALD WILSON, Collinsville, Engineering. ROW 7: NORMA WILSON, Madill, Educalion: PAT- RICIA WILSON, Enid. Educalion: COLLEEN WILSON, Tulsa, Business: DOUGLAS WILSON, Duncan, AXS: RON WINKLER, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: SHARYN WINKLER, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion. ROW 8: GARY WINSETT, Allus, ASS: BARBARA WINSLOW, Okrnulgee, Educalion: SHIRLEY WINTERS, Vinila, Educalion: BETHEL WISE. Del Cily, Business: SHEILA WISHERD, Tulsa, AHS: SHARON WISNER. Tulsa, Home Ec. ROW 9: JAMES WITTE, Tulsa, Engineering: CHARLES WITTENMYER, Barllesville, AHS: SARAH WOJAHN, Pryor, Business: JACK WOLFE, Tulsa, AXS: MARVIN WOLLARD, Oklahoma Cily, ASS: MARY WOMACK. Rallan, Educalion. ROW IO: BETTIE WOOD, Tulsa, AES: DALE WOOD, Tulsa, Engineering: GARY WOOD, Barllesville, Engi- neering: HAROLD WOODALL, Frederick, Agricullure: JANE WOODARD, Dewey, Educalion: JOSEPH WOODCOCK, Indianola, Iowa, Business. Will to Succeed Bolster Freshmen ROW I: JAMES WOODFIN, Tulsa, AES: CAROLYN WOODS, Enid, A8cS, JAMES WOODS, Olclahorna City, Home EC., GARY WOODWARD, Tulsa, Business: T. P. WOODARD, Tulsa, Busi- ness: CHARLOTTE WOODY, Ellc City, AES, PATTY WOODY. Barllesville, AES, WILLIAM WOOLMAN, Drummond, A8157 MAR- CIA WOOTEN, Seminole, AHS. ROW 2: GERALD WORTHAM, Spiro, Ewgineorinq, JANICE WORTHINGTON, St. Charles, lll., Education: LARRRY WRIGHT, Ponca City, Agriculture, MICKEY WRIGHT, Bartlesville, AES' PHILLIP WRIGHT, Tulsa, AHS: WILLIAM WRIGHT, Manchester, Engineering, ERIC WYNN, Broken Arrow, Engineering' SUSAN WYNNE, Barllesville, A8157 PHYLLIS YADOM, Tulsa, AScS, ROW 3: PEGGY YEAGER, Tulsa, Education: DANIEL YERIAN. Medlord, Business: HARVEY YOST, Billings, AHS: SHARON YOST, Red Rock, Business, RAYMOND YOUNG, Shawnee, Engineering: JESSE YOUNG, Tahlequah, Agriculture, JOAN YOUNG, S-Hllf water, Education, RICHARD YOUNG, Tulsa, AES: SUSAN YOUNG, Tulsa, AHS. r .w ikis faiilsmw ' 'L .N if 1? 1 Vx X Ka ,Mt 2 m,QE.,, u..,,,. ,, Once in collegv, a student learns to do anything from prac- tically any position, This comes from standing in long lines for hours, staying up ull night when the only light is in the Closet because your roommate CZIIIII sleep, going to all- cnmpus dancer, and wtudying :it the desks in the Library. w'5' ,1 ' Q---nn C., :j- Photographs From ROW I: BONNIE ALSTON, Ponca Cily, Educaiion, Sophomore: LINDA AYFONA, Slillwaler, Home Ec., Graduale: ELAINE BACHLE, Oklahoma Cily, Educafion, Sophomore: SHARRON BASCUS, Hominy, AHS, Freshman: JAMES BATES, Summil, N.J., AES, Sophomore: SURJIT BHURJEE, Slillwaler, Engineering, Grad- uale: PAULE'I'I'E J. BLANTON, Pryor, Educafion, Senior: JAMES PATRICK BOYD, Ciranile, Agricullure, Senior, Sanborn Enfo- mology Club: ALLEN BROWN, Belhany, Business, Freshman. ROW 3: LINDA FARMER, Sand Springs, ABS, Sophomore' SHARON ANN FIFE, Duslin, ABS, Senior, lllanaha Indian Club? LINDA FORD, Tulsa, AES, Sophomore: CHARLOTTE FORE, Med- ford, Home Ee., Freshman: ANDREW FOWLER, Slillwaler, Agri- cullure. Freshman: CARROLL GARTON, Slillwaier, Home EC., Junior: SANDRA KAYE GRAVES, Perry, ABS, Senior: LAWRENCE GREEN, Cushing, Engineering, Freshman: BOBBYE GREER, Mid- wesF Cily, Home Ee., Freshman. ll College Classes ROW 2: ROBERT CASCI, Ridgewood, N.J., Agriculfure, Junior: DONALD COLLIS, Woodward, Business, Freshman: BROOKE COTTER, Oklahoma Cify, Business, Freshman: DON C, COUCH, Slilwell, ABS, Senior, 'I'Hf.i, Sailing Club: MARILYN DENNIS, Sapulpa, ABS, Junior: CAROL DEWITT, ldabel, Educafion, Sophos more: CHARLES LEWIS DOLLARHIDE, Muskogee, Business, Sen- ior, EAIC, HAXP, IRC, Campus Chesf: MARY DOUGLASS, Okla- homa Ciry, Business, Freshman: MARY ELDER, Guihrie, Business. Freshman. ROW 4: FERRIS JOEL HALL, Omaha, Neb., Agricullure, Senior, Block 81 Bridle, Collegiale FFA: LINDA HAMMOND, Tulsa, Home EC., Freshman: DAVID HARRISON, Oklahoma Cily, Business Sophomore: RICHARD H. HEISLEY, Muskogee, Business, Senior IX, MKT, Young Republicans: LAWRENCE HERNDON, Duncan. Engineering, Freshman: SUSAN HOLMES, Fairview, Educalion Junior: LESLIE IMBODEN, Granife, AHS, Junior: JANA IRWIN, Miami, Business, Junior: VENKAT KRISHNAN IYER, Bombay, ln- dia, Engineering. Graduaie, IRC, Engineering Gavel Club, IVFI. ASME. India Sludenls Club, ROW 5: DANNY JACK, Ponca Cily, Educalion, Junior: JANICE JOHNSON, Barllesville, ABS, Sophomore: STEVEN JOHNSON, Broken Arrow, ABS, Freshman: CONNIE JONES, Allus, Educa- fion, Sophomore: PHYLLIS JONES, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, Fresh- man: RICHARD KULA, Pryor, Engineering, Sophomore: LINDA LIGHTFOOT, Shawnee, ABS, Freshman: MARY LISLE, Tulsa, Home Ee., Junior: ROBERT LUNDAY, Tulsa, Aoriculiure, Junior Page 578 43 K 1K T -:IFB T. ff: f: , I ,,, V 4 5, - Ignwf Wm amlfeafwed, ti DvER'1'1s1Nrs pmnintes that divine dis- content which makes people strive to imp rnve their economic status. - Ralph Starr Butler 'llhe advertising World links the students and the commercial world in ii profitable exelmnge for both. lnclexed names and numbers probably be- Comes one of the most worn parts of the book. 6 1 'Zo .4 1 E. 7 fs I n Some stores sell as much in the line of accessories as they do in the way of clothes for the college student who has everything. Some students, who don't have everything, will stop at nothing to stay sharply dressed. Needless to say, such action is highly frowned upon in most circles. Your Kmd 4 A big majority of the top Oklahoma zz Farm Bureau and Oklahoma Farm Bureau Mutual people are Oklahoma a State graduates. We re proud of that. And we think in ,55 we know you and your problems well 3 enough to give you expert insurance counseling. ' Call one of our agents for the details. of People 2. Lk, QKLAHDIVIA mmvl nuninu MUTUAL LIF ' g msummc: culvlrnuv l',f'g li,i0'Zlf.Sli,,E'2lf3?2iaYg71Sp!1i2lTf 3fififZ'ih?HZ2?tl'S3Y P-O. Box 3332, capitol sw-fion - oklahoma ciw, Okla- 250l North Stiles Street ' Telephone JAckson 5-5441 71 Years Service in Stillwater Pl s- The Adlcled Value Ask Aboul our of REVOLVING ToP VALUE BUDGET STAMPS ACCOUNTS Page 583 Men's and Boys' Clofhing, mum ,511 l wxxxwkkwskw Mm war ST Ill WHT ER Furnishings n and Shoes n Tg Ollhhlf h h 'IF Q 0 n G0 G0-ahead bankrng I 653 7 fr . X 5 1 H V M f r F Campus 1 1 DOWn+OWn VVishful thinking, girls, but you are just ry ning to '. car t ere's ots 0 uf In '15 gs X ' , 1, member federal deposit insurance corporation J 2 .f - Page 58-F Your Oklahoma Sfafe Universify Egzacfenf Union li' - 1' IIII J, ' I II -B Tia:-'fi I- ' 11 T2?5 If5f-. 'E B B II Gil - i ' . .f- X I I in .ii i DY- F f'f ' B E 7 m I -. as ' ' I-Qaz,a-mavwm' nm' 9 1 'Q' rsrfui ii ii ii Niall, ii ,IIJ E., '- - .. , FACILITIES THE COFFEE SHOP A selecfion of choice food ifems for breakfasf, luncheon, and dinner. THE FRONTIER CAFETERIA A variefy of fasfy, inexpensive foods for quick service, Serving breakfasf, luncheon, and dinner. THE BANQUET SERVICE Special service in our privafe dining parlors for Iuncheons and banquefs for groups up fo seven hundred persons. THE MEETING ROOMS The Union's 'Ihirfy meefing rooms can seaf over 3.000 simulfaneously and range in size from sealing capacify of under fwenfy fo over Twelve hundred. THE SNACK BARS The Sfarlighf and fhe Sunroom founfains are open for in befween meal snacking. THE RECREATIONS Dancing . . . Bowling . . . Billiards . . . Lounging Table Tennis . . . Cards THE SHOPPING AREAS Giff shop . . . Ladies Apparel . . . Men's Apparel Sundry sfore . . . Record shop . . . Barber Shop Eeaufy shop . . . Jewelry sfore . . . Book sfore Phofography sfudio DIRECTOR-ABE HESSER Creafed originally as a service fo fhe sfudenfs of Oklahoma Sfafe Universify, fhe Sfudenf Union has become oufsfanding as fhe headquarfers for many of fhe universify adulf educa- fion programs. ln expanding ifs services far beyond fhose of fhe usual union, The Sfudenf Union was hosf fo some 300 con- ferences during fhe pasf year. . . . and for visitors- The Union Club and 'Ihe Coffee Shop . . . An 8I-room, complefely air-condifioned hofel righf on fhe campus . . . fasfefully, comforfably decorafed . . . And a con- necfing coffee shop where exquisifely pre- pared meals are graciously served. Page 585 The High Quality Of The Students At OSU ls Certainly A Splendid Tribute To Mothers And Fathers Who Each Year Send Their Sons And Their Daughters To Oklahoma State University Sbmittgia Squire Shu 321 So. Washington - Stillwater F I SUBLETT 81 ASSOCIATES, Inc. BUILDING SPECIALTIES 100 N. E. 26 IA 8-6365 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma P.O. Box 715 LEO MAXWELL CO INC ZENITH - FEDDERS - Nokee sao s. sawy. D CE 64351 ol 0 Wholesale Appliance Distributors Ia oma r , or h cw ous. CORPORATION 6200 E. 41st Street TULSA P. O. Box 1590 NAtiona1 7-3330 SEISMOGRAPH SERVICE HUNZICKER BROS. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES - LIGHTING FIXTURES Wholesale Only SOI N. Virginia CE 6-373I Oklahoma City. Olcla. I 39 NE 29th C Phone IAckson 5-3592 Q THE OKLAHOMA TILECO.,INC. ' Ceramic, Vvlall and Floor Tiles - Tile and Marble Terazzo Established Since 1904 I H W 4 W VQIclal'1oQa City f I V I Y my Congratulations OSU I CONSTRUCTION co. POWEI- BRISCOE General Contractors t OH. PRODUCER I P. O. 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' I 602 N.E. 63rd if Box B837 qw-M Oklahoma City Page 587 '-4444: . .1 7 .-1 .liEEf13f,?. -.-- .. . . .- .-..,.... rffj X2 f. ,.- -w -ll? .Tun .E .-N f X?- ' --. gf' '- fgxfm N xx tif' X STRIVING FOR PERFECTION For over Fifty years Oklahoma Natural Gas Company has been striving for that nearly unattainable state . . . perfection. From an humble be- ginning in 1906 we have been serving the people of Oklahoma and now have over 2,000 employees, many working the clock around . . . with one thought in mind . . . to give the best possible service at the lowest possible price. A century of progress in the oil industry has seen many innovations which have made the search for and the production and distribution of oil and gas the third largest industry in the United States. Oklahoma Natural Gas Company will continue to contribute to the growth and improvement of the industry and will continue to strive for . . . perfection. t- oHLnHomn nnrunnt qaaww Page 588 if go G0 1 class lrst t l S . 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Western Can anybody remember hack when there used to be a building We5'I' 6'I'h 28 on this spot dedicated to producing student publications Vlimb v Signal'ure of Fashion v 240 KNOBLOCK Our Sincere Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1965 .I1..E1E.UY.HI'g MOTOR FREIGHT, INCH oo UENUAL OFFICES O 3000 West RENO Street ' OKLAHOMA CITK OKLAHOMA Page 590 The quiet look of one remembering the many Wonderful xperiences triggered by looking at familiar objects. O. K. STAMP 81 SEAL COMPANY I08 W. SHERIDAN OKLAHOMA CITY Rubber Stamps. Seals. Badges. Stencils. Numbering Machines. Name Plates. Stamp Pads PHONE CE 5-7853 ESTABLISHED la99 GEORGE CLAYMORE, Owner SI-Ire - - - you can still order portraits or application pictures from your REDSKIN negatives . , . we have negatives for the 1964, 1963, 1962, l96l and l960 books on file. From these negatives we can make beautiful oil color portraits suitable for wall hanging in any size. 0SBORN'S STUDIO 308 So. 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Page 592 T cl h pp d l h l p fd hs season. Girls llked them, the gentlemen were tolerant. ture OSC 21 Safe ffl BC t S ZIHIIUH Cam US Z1 This Book is Bound Durarid lover DURAND MANUFACTURING NATIONAL CO TANK COMPANY ' TULSA' OKLAHOMA 939 W. 35'lh S+ree'r Chicago 9, Illinois Page 593 Adams A Aaron, Frank W., lr., 355, 52 Abbott, Joe, 353, 355, 544 Abbott, Linda, 339, 544 Abdelrazig, Mohamed, 25, 267 Abdulla, Suleman, 248, 270 Abedi, Parviz, 268 Abel, Scott, 433, 502 Abell, Norman E., 252 Abell, Patricia, 199, 378 Abernathy, John, 216, 332, 52 Abemathy Patricia, 211, 260, 299, 378, 502 Ables, Tom A., 245 Alztassie, Donna, 238, 302, 410, 544, Aboussie, Janet, 238, 410, 456 Accola, Linda, 283 Acosta, Danny, 337, 451 Acott, Melvin, 421, 456 Acton, David, 247, 332, 456 Acton, Robert, 332, 544 Adair, Jerry, 544 Adair, Joe, 417, 544 Adams, Jane, 381, 456 Adams, Janet 398, 456 Adams, Jerry, 390, 544 Adams, John, 323, 544 Adams, Joyce, 360, 52 Adams, Judith, 210, 441, 456 Adams, Judy, 64, 372, 441 Adams, Kathleen, 277 Adams, Linda, 241, 364, 456 Adams, Linda L., 461 Adams, Randall, 25 Adams, Robert, 430, 456 Sylvia 339 544 Student Indi idual Index Anderson, Frederick, 201, 544 Anderson, Gary, 191, 323, 502 Anderson, James H., 323, 544 Anderson, James W., 437, 544 Anderson, Janet, 441, 52 Anderson, Karen, 211, 239, 378, 52 Anderson, Kathryn, 502 Anderson, Linda Kay, 393, 544 Anderson, Mary, 339, 544 Anderson, Nicolaus, 377, 456, 522 Anderson, Robert, 323, 544 Anderson, Ross, 377, 502 Anderson, Terri, 389, 456 Andrews, Henry, 214, 323, 544 Andrews, Lowell, 323, 544 Angulo, Irma, 270 Ansley, Verlena, 406, 544 Anthony, Calvin, 52 Anthony, David, 437, 52 Apperson, James, 219 Apple, Anita, 302, 366, 52 Appleby, Patricia, 366, 544 Applegate, Harriett, 330, 456 Applewhite, Carl, 55, 451 Arafat, lbtihaj, 268, 269, 339, 544 Archer, Diane, 366, 52 Ardrey, Jeanetta, 330, 502 Arie, Patrick, 417, 544 Arko, Gertrude, 339, 544 Arko, Robert, 29, 449 Argngruster, Stephen, 213, 215, 401, Armes, Ronald, 456 Armstrong, Barbara, 339, 544 Armstrong, Clifton, 212, 421, 522 Armstrong, Judith, 374, 406, 544 Armstrong, Robert, 291, 456 Am, Michael, 429, 544 Adams, Wyatt, 275, 323, 544, 165 Adamson, Sue, 425, 502, 277 Adkisson, Larry, 544 Adler, Naomi, 275, 544 Adsit, Billie, 441, 544 Advani, Prem O., 272, 451 Afinowicz, Beverly, 544 Aflague, Ray, 193, 197, 323, 456 Agan, Michael, 502 Agar, Diane, 277 Agboatwalla, Mushta, 270 Arndt, Judy, 360, 52 Arnold, Carol, 301, 406, 522 Amold, Cheryl, 345, 544 Arnold, David, 456 Amold, Donald, 437, 544 Amold, Eddie, 216 Amold, Harry, 250, 355, 457 Arnold, Teresa, 239 Amold, Willie, 216, 65 Arterbum, Elizabeth, 339, 544 Allen Aggers, John, 405, 456 Agiew, Cecil, 279, 280, 282 Agrawal, Bhupendra, 246, 272, 451 Aguirre, Carlos, 270 Ahmed, Atique, 270 Ahmed, Habbid Uddin, 251, 272, 451 Ahrend, Donna, 329, 454 Ainsworth, Barbara, 360, 52 Ainsworth, Kiamichi, 366, 502 Albert, Nancy, 339, 544 Alby, Theodore Ill, 323, 541 Alden, Richard, 502 Aldrich, William, 544, 282 Alexander, Alexander, Bill, 21 Donald, 337, 502 Alexander, Emmit, 323, 456 Alexander, James G., 301, 323, 544 Alexander, James L., 544 Alexander, Jerry, 456 Alexander, Leland, 21, 323, 52 Alggnder, Rita, 258, 259, 66, 366, Alexander, Roy, 544 Ali Mohamed Ahmed, 246 Aljeboori, Tarik Ib, 269 Alkutaiba, Salim Ha, 269, 451 Allan, Richard, 317, 52 Allen, Donald, 247, 323, 544 Allen, Gary, 216, 382, 456 Allen, Hollis, 280, 401, 52 Allen, Janifer, 275, 544 Allen, Linda, 345, 502 Allen, Mary, 284, 345, 456 Allen, Nancy, 302, 381, 544, 277 Allen, Neil, 317, 544 Patsy 347 544 Arthur, Gregory, 337, 544 Ash, Russell, 249, 457 Ashbaugh, Bill, 386, 52 Ashenhurst, Teresa, 260, 378, 502 Asher, Gilbert, 320, 502, 57 Asher, M. Janie, 393, 544 Ashmore, Beverly, 457 Asplund, Anne, 196, 409 Astle, Frederick, 245 Atchinson, Terri, 425, 457 Atchinson, Theodore, 281 Atkins, Gray, 386, 522 Atkins, Nancy, 360, 544 Atkins, Roger, 229, 449 Atkinson, Jeanne, 347, 544 Atkinson, Judith, 353, 52 Atkinson, Karey, 203 Attavipath, Chotech, 273 Audleman, Donald, 320, 457 Ausmus, Elizabeth, 347, 544 Austin, Howard, 251 Avery, Garry, 317. 544 Avery, Howard, 230, 457 Avilla, Tommy, 203 Axley, James, 414, 52 Ayers, Patti, 339, 52 Ayler, Donald, 355, 457 Ayling, Samuel, 246, 264, 451 Aytona, Linda, 578 B Baade, Eugene, 28, 457 Babb, Constance, 544 Bacher, Margaret, 353, 52 Bachle, Elaine, 401, 578 Bachman, Dee, 389, 457 Allen Reid, 394, 544 Allen, Richard, 332, 502 Allen, Sherry, 410, 502 Allen, Susan, 26 Thomas 248 Allen, , Allenbach, Jeanene, 211, 231, 366, 502 Allende, Robert, 544 Allison, Darrell, 228, 447 Allison, Nancy, 347, 544 Allison, Ralph, 502 Allred, Bill, Jr., 52 Allshouse, Susan, 124, 409, 502 Aim, Philip, ns, 448 Alrubaiy, Mowafai, 268, 269 Alston, Bonnie, 393, 578 Altom, Wadell, 216, 456 Amann, William, 275, 276 Ames, Craig, 394, 52 Ames, Joanne, 366, 502 Amey, Jean, 330, 544 Amis, Nonna, 410, 544 Ammon, John, 421, 502 Amphansook, Montree, 254, 273 Amro, Khalid, 268, 269 Anderson, Arden, 29, 449 Anderson, Anthony, 456 Anderson, Billy, 213, 219, 264, 456 Anderson, Cheryl, 409, 52 Anderson, David, 232, 502 Anderson, Donald, 192, 502 594 Page Bachman, Larry, 457 Back, Lames, 257, 437, 52 Back, ichard, 294, 426, 67 Bacon, David, 386, 544 Bacon, Virginia, 406, 502 Badger, Victoria, 381, 52, Badgett. Gary, 355, 544 Badgwell, Kathianne, 366, 545 Badie, Amir, 25, 268, 451 Badley, Jesse, 214, 218, 457 Baez, Pedro, 270 Baggett, Thomas, 390, 502, 276 Bagwell, Bryan, 42, 502 Balgivgell, David, 209, 263, 66, 426, 62, Bahan, Alan, 332, 545 Bahler, Larry, 244, 200 Bailey, Charles, 2 Bailey, Cleta, 401, 52 Bailey, James, 413, 457 Bailey, Joseph, 434, 457, 432 Bailey, Kimberely, 264, 327, 52 Bailey, Larry, 228, 248 Bailey, Richard, 447 Bailey, Susan, 288, 401, 52 Bain, Billy, 22, 457 Bair, Carol, 330, 502 Bair, Dana, 353, 52 Bair, Jean, 441, 545 Bair, Tracy, 32 Baird, Larry, QA5, 266, 317, 457 Baird, Linda, 280, 347, 545 Baird, William, 287, 355, 545 Baker, Andy, 228, 448 Baker, Brenda, 366, 457 Baker, Carole, 283, 285, 286, 350, 457 Baker, Carolyn, 241, 337, 457 Baker, Cecil, 413, 457 Baker, Charles, 355 Baker, Charles E., 327, 502 Baker, Charles M., 545 Baker, Charles W., 232, 457 Baker, Deanna, 353, 545 Baker, Dennis, 502 Baker, Duane, 249, 254, 332, 52 Baker, Frances, 280, 350, 545 Baker, Gary, 413, 545 Baker, Jackie, 24 Baker, James, 390, 545 Baker, Jerry, 433, 545 Baker, Joe, 323, 545 Baker, John M., 247, 194, 320, 502 Baker, John R., 317, 52 Baker, Julia, 221, 285, 360, 457 Baker, Karen, 339, 502 Baker, Margery, 402, 52 Baker, Mary J., 288, 502 Baker, Mary L., 339, 522 Baker, Melinda, 389, 545 Baker, Menter, 386, 52 Baker, Steve, 429, 545 Baker, Wesley, 52 Baker, Zay, 337, 545 Balcom, Loela, 280 Baldridge, Donald, 545 Baldwin, Jimmie, 323, 522 Baldwin, John, 290 Baldwin, Lauren, 232, 451 Baldwin, Margaret, 366, 457 Bale, Linda, 409, 52 Balfe, Marshall, 405, 522 Ball, Ben, 502 Ball, Mary, 366, 502 Ball, Sara, 211, 285, 286, 32, 502 Ballew, James, 242, 319 Ballew, Melvin, 215, 65, 382, 457 Ballew, Ronald, 266, 21, 188, 193, 197, 319, 320,457,282 Ballew, Walter, 242, 250, 317, 502 Ballinger, Gary, 200 Bamberger, Paul, 280 Banlield, Charlotte, 347, 545 Banham, Victor, 201, 332, 545 Banker, Sarvadaman, 272, 451 Banks, Jerry, 211, 372, 381, 57 Banks, Jerry C., 284, 308, 70, 502 Banning, Terry, 201 Barbee, Glenn, 239, 293, 308, 421, 457, 239 Barbee, Sharon, 289, 291, 314, 353, 45 Barber, Karen, 347, 545 Barber, L. D., 229 Barclay, Jeanne, 360, 545 Bardis anian, Josep, 337, 545 Barger, Dianne, 360, 545 Bar er, Larry, 323, 52 Barker, Lloyd, 382, 447 Barkley, Jeffrey, 374, 405, 52 Barkley, Paul, 332, 545 Bames, Beverly, 283, 502 Bames, Charles A., 233, 545 Bames, Charles D., 355 Bames, Donna, 339, 545 Bames, Ellen, 339, 545 Bames, Gloria, 56 Barnes, Greg, 200, 203, 426, 545 Bames, Laura, 327, 502 Bames, Ronald, 377, 545 Barnes, Stephen, 295 Barnett, David, 323, 545 Bamett, Gerald, 394, 545 Barnett, James, 232, 457 Barnum, Bill, 28, 448 Barozinski, Frank, 279, 281 Barr, Gary, 386, 52 Barr, Michael, 252 Barr, Samuel, 382, 52 Barras, Danna, 360, 52 Barras, Donna, 360, 522 Barry, James, 52 Barry, Susan, 366, 545 Barrel, Gerald, 246, 295, 457 Bar-tel, Harvey, 247, 249, 193, 319, 32, 457 Bartlett, Bonni, 366, 52 Bartlett, Robert, 332, 545 Banley, Francis, 457 Barto, Julie, 353, 52 Barton, Terence, 414, 457 Baryun, Nuri, 268 Bascus, Sharron, 578 Base, Barbara, 239, 347, 545 Basinger, Dennis, 323, 502 Baskett, Kenneth, 245 Basler, Bobby, 545 Basrai, Habil, 253 Basrai, Shabbir, 255, 319, 320, 458 Bass, Harlan, 320, 52 Bass, Henry, 191, 458 Bass, Neva, 347, 545 Bass, Tom, 212, 429, 522 Bateman, Morita, 265 Bates, Carol, 353, 52 Bates, George, 23 Bates, James, 302, 578 7 Bates, Marvin, 282 Battenlield, Kay, 330, 545 Bauer, Robert, 194, 355, 545 Baugh, James, 245 Baughman, Barbara, 330, 52 Baughman, Jimmy, 190, 317, 502 Baumgarten, Richard, 317 Baum artner, Wayman, 241, 458 Baumfer, Marsha, 347, 545 Bauter, Robert, 236, 417, 458 Bawadikji, Muneer, 268, 269, 458 Bawadtikji, Omar, 268, 269 Baxter, Dianne, 238, 374, 410, 545 Baxter, Karen, 68, 195 Baxter, Lawrence, 234, 332, 52 Bahylle, Carole, 347, 52 Bayless, Thomas, 279, 281, 371, 52 Bayne, Janet, 284, 398, 52 Bays, Evelyn, 545 Bays, James, 219, 52 Beachboard, Beverly, 196, 393, 52 Beadles, Alvin, 382, 458 Beal, Lavonne, 329, 458 Beall, Sharon, 339, 545 Beals, Susan, 347, 545 Beames, John, 332, 5454 Bean, Joel, 545 Beard, Dwight, 332, 545 Beard, James, 287 Beard, Juanita, 32, 523 Beard, Leslie, 347, 545 Beard, Virginia, 360, 523 Beasley, Betty, 339, 545 Beasley, Ellison, 355 Beaty, James Earl, 523 Beaty, James Robert, 212 Beirgshamp, James, 256, 373, 42, 458 Beauclair, John, 502 Beaulieu, Donna, 289, 329, 523 Beavers, Don, 29, 449 Beavers, Warren, 20, 265, 458 Bebee, Ronald, 25 Beck, Jed, 323,545 Beckham, Jimmy, 332, 545 Beebe, Paul, 300 Beeby, Jerry, 239, 421, 502 Beeby, John, 189, 193, 197, 502 Beecham, Roger, 247, 69 Beeler, Sherian, 366, 545 Been, Gary, 323, 545 Beene, Colin, 20, 458 Be uwala, Moiz, 272 Behnke, Eric, 233, 417, 502 Beik, Lewis, 247, 255, 320, 458 Beil, Donald, 323, 523 Beil, Gary, 523 Beisser, Janet, 347, 545 Belair, Gary, 254 Belcher, Dan, 194, 355, 545 Belcher, Forrest, 337, 523 Belew, Jimmy, 232, 458 Bell, Alan, 236, 458 Bell, Armenitta, 378, 458 Bell, Barbara, 389, 502 Bell, John, 390, 502 Bellamy, Jody, 402, 545 Bellatti, Alvan, 23 Bellatti, Lawrence, 373, 430, 502 Belt, Martha, 378, 523 Beltz, Jay, 433, 523 Belzer,John, 239, 421, 502 Benavi es, Anna, 270 Benefiel, John, 414, 523 Bennett, Dorland, 2, 447 Bennett, Jerry, 193, 197, 219, 323, 458 Bennett, Joseph, 417, 523 Bennett, Melody, 402, 545 Bennett, Richard E., 317, 545 Bennett, Richard G., 255, 265, 288 Bennett, Robert, 355, 545 Bennett, Rupert, 502 Bennett, Wa ne, 280, 282, 317, 56 Bennett, William, 219 Benshoff, Oran, 299 Benson, Linda Darle, 360, 502 Benson, Linda Keith, 277 Benson, Mike, 233, 426, 545 Bentley, Garry, 191, 276, 279, 281, 502 Bentley, Lynndel, 224 Bentley, Nikki, 425, 502 Bentley, Sandra, 347, 546 Bergdorf, Glenn, 377, 502 Berger, James, 355, 546 Berger, Sharon, 345, 546 Berger, William, 323, 523 Beggner, John, 288, 323, 502 Bergschneider, Vine, 120, 283, 286 Berglundthal, Dalton, 502 Ber e, Berhane, 267 Bernardi, Helen, 238, 240, 296 Bernardy, John, 377 Bernhardt, Helen, 339. 546 Berninger, Thomas, 20, 265 Berousek, Marilyn, 339, 523 Berry, Joe, 62, 208, 213, 230, 373, 401 458, 400 Berry, Mae, 275, 389, 523 Berry, Ronnie, 332, 546 Berryman, Judith, 393, 523 Bersche, Jane, 339, 458 Bertram, Nancy, 366, 503 Bertrand, Barney, 28, 377, 447 Beshara, Joanne, 402, 503 Bessemer, Kerry, 246, 265, 458 Best, Gerald, 320, 523 Bettinger, Venita, 339, 546 Bettis, Bruce, 413, 503 Beverage, Linda, 277 Beverage, Wayne, 247, 249, 458 Bevoni, Roy, 426 Bewley, Michael, 433, 546 Bey, Victor, 193, 197 Beyer, Warren, 317, 523 Bhatia, Ramesh, 272 Bhula, Ravindra, 248, 272 Bhurjee, Surjit, 250, 272, 578 Biard, Toni, 196, 211, 372, 503 Bias, Karen, 239, 277, 372, 393, 503 Biddle, Kenneth, 234, 297 Biddler, David, 320, 503 Biddler, Marilyn, 360, 546 Bierly, James, 429, 458 Biggs, Lois, 366, 523 Bilbo, John, 167, 433, 458 Biles, Donald, 22, 401, 450 Billingsley, Rex, 332, 546 Billingsley, Samuel, 232, 327, 503 Bills, Emmadean, 366, 546 Bilyeu, Dennis, 332, 503 Bilyeu, Stephen, 390, 523 Bilyeu, Sheila, 211, 402, 503 Bingham, Michael, 523 Bingman, Mandena, 347, 458 Binkley, Dorothy, 398, 546 Birchard, Jane, 546 Bird, Robert, 66, 212, 288, 308, 390 523 Birdsall, Michael, 503 Birdsong, Herbert, 332, 546 Birdwell, James, 20 Biria, Taghi, 268, 458 Birkes, Patricia, 347 Birmingham, Mark, 69, 248, 253 Bissett, Linda, 345, 523 Bitsche, Bonnie, 360, 546 Bitting, William, 458 Bittle, Cheryl, 57, 70, 211, 278, 28 285, 286, 314, 339, 503 Bivens, Michael, 20, 332, 546 Black, Amos, 434, 458 Black, Janna, 378, 546 Black, Karen, 378, 458 Black, William, 188, 192, 197 Blackbum, Judy, 68, 410, 503 Blackburn, Ric ard, 317, 523 Blackketter, Lehman, 250, 317, 503 Blackledge, Larry, 394, 451 Blackledge, Michael, 323, 546 Blackman, Barry, 317, 546 Blackstock, Rebecca, 425 Blackstock, Ruth, 410, 451, 458 Blackwood, Nancy, 339, 546 Blair, Roy, 2, 458 Blake, Diana, 347, 546 Blakemore, Jesse, 323, 546 Blakley, Carolyn, W, 286, 314, 360 458 Blakley, Glenn, 167 Blankenship, Billie, 32, 546 Blanton, James, 232 Blanton, Paulette, 238, 240, 459, 578 Blatchford, Rosita, 274, 347, 503 Blaylock, Jimmie L., 503 Blaylock, Jimmie W., 216 Blazer, James, 373, 434, 523 Blazer, Sheila, 360 Blevins, Ila, 366, 503 Blevins, Lloyd, 429, 503 Blevins, Michael, 317, 546 Blinn, Roger, 188, 192, 197, 320, 459 Blizzard, Linda, 287, 441, 546 Block, David, 523 Block, Joel, 279, 281 Blood, Linda, 339, 451 Bloyd, Barry, 65, 215, 401, 523 Bluethman, John, 377, 546 Boatsman, James, 191, 202, 386, 503 Bobbitt, Carol, 277 Bocox, Peggy, 339, 546 Boelte, Myma, 366, 546 Boen, Dorothy, 347, 546 Boesch, Charles, 264 Bottger, Martha, 32, 459 Bogard, Lonnie, 192, 197 Bogert, Dennis, 355, 523 Boggan, Elvis, 459 Bogie, Arthur, 24, 298 Bogie, Charles, 276, 377, 523 Bohn, Lowell, 250, 459 Boiles, James, 426, 503 Boland, E. Wayne, 450 Boland, Webster, 320, 459 Boles, Don, 442, 503 Bolton, Keith, 546 Bomgardner, Charles, 459 Bonar, Carol, 284, 347, 503 Bond, Charles, 251, 323, 451 ' Bond, Margaret, 196, 197, 393, 523 Bone, Karen, 211, 284, 372, 409, 523 Bonebrake. Nancy, 308, 366, W Bonham, Ann, 374, 393, 546 Bonham, lla, 277, 278, 279, 280, 366 503 Bonham, Jim, 506 Booher, Carol, 523 Booker, Megan, 366, 546 Boone, David, 251 Boothe, James, 503 Boothe, Judy, 503 1 Collins Boothe, Morris, 523 Booton, Paul, 320, 459 Booze, Ricke , 390, 546 gorgelt, ICaat1dre3t59451 orge t, rry, Bomemann, Phillip, 374, 401, 523 Borunda, Andrea, 211, 236, 366, 503 Bose, Kaye, 28, 448 Boss, Clarence, 434, 546 Bost, Beverly, 366, 503 Boston, Leo, 235, 459 Boswell, Steven, 377, 546 Eotihlefi 1lgicheal,d54667 ot we , aymon , Bottoms, Donna, 1, 260, 262, 402, 459 Bouchard, David, 23, 249, 52 Boucher, Darrell, 332, 523 Boultinghouse, Dann, 386, 546 Bounds, Gar , 187, 191, 202, 459 Bounds, Michael, 29, 450 Bourk, Robert, 232 Bowen, Karen, 28, 360, 523 gower, Iohn, 323,336 546 Jwerman, ane, , gowerrnan, llgagaert, 434, 503 owers, oe, gowles, Joseph, 2335611265159 owman, anice, , Bowman, Iudy, 287, 374, 441, 546 Bowman, Phi lip, 280, 355, 523 Boxley, Karen, 360, 546 Boy, Duane, 323, 546 Boyd, Donna, 347, 546 Boyd, Iames, M, 578 Boyer, Iames, 418, 459 Boyle, Thomas, 323, 546 Boyle, Tony, 191 goyles' 11?onna3s54654s OYICT, Hffyt , Bradbury, Iudy, 241, 288, 406, 503 Bradford, Kenneth, 247, 438, 459 gragley, Bartow, 3233, 546 ra ey, ames, Bradley, Marilyn, 29'7, 339, 459 Patricia, 503 Bradley, Bradley, Ronney, 245, 249 Bradley, William, 230 Bradshaw, Bonnie, 347 Bradshaw, Linda, 301 Bradshaw, Patricia, 329, 523 Brainerd, Stephen, 394, 546 Brakey, Robert, 323, 546 Bramble, Steven, 523 Brammer, Iohn, 212, 248, 253, 32, 459 Branch, Keith, 355 Branch, Virginia, 277, 389 Brand, Rex, 216, 459 Brand, William, 413, 459 Brandt, Ierry, 317, 546 Brandt, Mary, 441, 546 Branstetter, Maurel, 303, 398, 546 Branton, Charles, 355, 546 Braswell, Charlotte, 283, 295, 503 Bratcher, Nancy, 401, 503 Brawley, Ellen, 329, 546 Brawner, Mary, 374, 389, 546 Bravimer, Sammy, 203, 323, 546 Brazelton, Carl, 426, 546 Breckenridge, Iane, 2'77, 409, 459 Brehm, Susan, 277, 389, 546 Bremer, Barbara, 288, 291, 308, 53, 503 Brendemihl, Clifford. 332, 547 Bretz, Carla, 360, 523 Brewer, Clovis, 503 Brewer, Iudith, 366, 523 Paul, 547 Brewer, Brewer, Ronnie, 214 Brewer, Sharon, 221, 360, 547 Brewer, Stanley, 253, 317, 503 Brewster, Deanne, 339, 503 Brewster, Ronald, 323, 523 Brewster, Thomas, 503 Bridal, Donald, 194, 323, 547 Bridges, Carol, 339, 547 Bridges, Ronald, 332, 547 Briggs. Galen, 386, 503 Briggs, George, 437, 523 Briggs, Linda. 277 BrigKS, Lisbeth, 393, 547 Bright, Linda, 281. 347, 547 Brimstin, joseph. 503 Brinker. Robert, 244, 27, 459 Brinkerhollf, Allen, 214, 218, 459 Brintle, jerry, 460 Briscoe, Charles. 286, 437, 523 Briscoe, Linda, 339, 460 Bristow, Eleanor, 285, 286, 451 Bristow, Iudy, 402, 503 Bristow, Sara, 283, 366, 460 Britton, Iames E., 374 Brtton, Iames W., 323, 523 Britton, Thomas, 373 Broaddus, Loe, 460 Brock, Bar ara, 366, 503 Brock, Gary, 292 Brock, Mary, 345, 460 Brockert, Nancy, 347. 547 Brockett, William. 219, 460 Brodbeck, Urs, 251 Brooke, Iames, 332. 503 Brookover, Curtis. 355, 460 Brooks, Betty, 24, 314 Brooks, Ianis, 393. 503 Brooks, Michael, 377, 460 Brooks, Phillip, 279, 281 Brooks, Su, 366. 523 Bross, Wilma, 339, 547 Brotton, Andrew, 386, 547 Browe, Charlene, 360, 523 Brower, Mary, 67, 283, 425, 460 Brown, Alan, 21, 323, 523 Brown, Allen, 413, 547, 578 Brown, Ann, 284, 347, 547 Brown, Carol, 32, 523 1 n 366 460 Brown, Caro y , , Brown, Charlotte, 196, 211, 410, 503 Brown, Darryl, 414, 523 Brown, Donald L. 1, 232, 460 Brown, Donald L. 2, 24 Brown, Donald P., 191, 255, 263, 421, 460 Brown, Brown , Donna, 398, 547 Garth, 198, 201, 503 Brown, Gregory, 413, 547 Brown, Ianice, 347, 360, 547 Brown, Ierry, 211, 239, 277, 347, 523 Brown, Iudy, 378, 547 Brown, Larry, 252, 503 Brown, Larry L., 503 Brown, Mary, 360, 523 Brown, Melve, 360, 523 Brown, Meridith, 360, 547 Brown, Michael, 234, 332, 503 Brown, Nelson, 323, 547 Brown, Paul, 413, 460 Brown, Priscilla, 339, 547 Brown, Randall, 222 Brown, Ray, 317, 460 Brown, Richard, 65, 217, 460 Brown, Rickey, 394, 547 Brown, Robert, 547 Brown, Roger, 417 Brown, Ronald, 523 Brown, Sarah, 460, 277 Brown, Sherry, 199, 327, 523 Brown, Stanley, 460 Brown, Steven, 374, 433, 547 Brown, Sue, 360, 460 Brown, Susan, 277, 366, 547 Brown, Talmage, 209, 28, 401, 447 Brown, Thomas, 317, 547 Brown, Thomas L., 317, 547 Burt, Iames, 504 Burton, Louis, 32, 504 Burton, Nancy, 345, 461 Burton, Tina, 347, 547 Burtschi, Betty, 406, 547 Busch Theresa, 360, 504 Buschhom, William, 320, 504 Bush, Carl, 413, 524 Bushree, Margaret, 303, 353, 547 Brrgi Merle, 57, 65, 209, 213, 215, 382, Buster, Iudith, 347, 547 Butler, Barbara, 339, 547 Butler, Cleone, 353, 524 Butler, Dan, 198, 201, 323, 547 Butler, kri, 425, 461 Butler, oy, 20, 265 Butler, Victoria, 547 Butler, William, 231, 461 Butterfield, Katherine, 241, 409, 504 Butry, Iudy, 409, 548 Buxton, Ioseph, 229, 447 Byfield, Leslie, 235 Byler, Ieanne, 64, 406, 461 Byrd, Carol, 211, 277, 280, 409, 524 Byrd, Kenneth, 504 Byron, Richard, 248, 32, 504 C Cackler, Bobby, 461 Cacy, Bobby, 355, 548 Cacy, Linda, 293, 398, 504 Caddell, Wayne, 250, 461 Cadenhead, Iohn, 219, 504 Caffee, Dwight, 20 Caffey, Iames, 414, 524 Cagle, Earl, 191, 504 Cain, Edward, 203 Cain, Iames, 327, 548 Cain, Larry, 254, 355, 524 Carter, Carolyn, 360, 524 Carter, Dona d, 332, 504 Carter, Eleanor, 366, 548 Carter Emmett, 21, 401, 524 Carter, George, 214, 218 Carter, Iack, 461 Carter., Iimrny, 201 Carter, Linda, 360, 548 Carter, Louis, 220 Carter, Mary, 339, 548 Brown, Wayne, 460 Brown, William, 233, 32 Brown, Winston, 429, 503 Browne, Ianie, 402, 547 Browne, Rex, 433, 460 Browning, james, 386, 460 Broummg, Rita, 260, 277, 409, 523 Brucker, Lynda, 347, 547 Brumit, Charles, 293 Bmner, Mary, 199 Bruner, Tom, 421, 503 Brunk, Thomas, 317, 547 Bruno, Diane, 347, 547 Bryan, Barbara, 275, 294, 547 Bryan, Dorothy, 294, 503 Bryan, lllohn, 355, 547 obert, 523 Bryan, Bryant, Carol. 347, 547 Bryant Donald, 280, 281, 282, 337, 547 Bryant, Gerald, 323, 547 Bryant, Iudy, 339, 547 Bryant, Marjorie, 360. 503 Bryant, Nikki, 347, 547 Bryant, Norman, 263 Bryant, Saundra, 339, 547 Bryant, Susan, 409. 547 Bryant, Thomas, 417, 460 , il iam 249 503 Bryant W' 1' , , Bryant, Wynona, 277, 366, 523 Buchanan, Mary, 451 Buchanan, Virginia, 547 Buchwald, Leslie, 389, 547 Buck, Homer, 397, 503 Buck, Marvin, 28, 448 Buckley, Charlene, 353, 547 Buckmaster, William, 414, 460 Buckner, Linda, 71, 211, 289, 378, 503 Buff, Iames, 332, 503 Bullington, Robert, 332, 547 Buker, Steve, 332, 547 Bullardivlimmie, 414 Bullis, ary, 238. 296, 366, 461 Bullock, Mary, 524 Bullock, Theresa, 347, 547 Bumgardner, Charles. 426, 451 Bumpass, Donald, 433, 461 Bunger, Herman. 194, 332, 547 Bunstine, Ianet, 195, 270, 289 Burch, Iimmy, 201, 246, 288, 547 Burcham, Sidney, 355 Burchett, Ianet. 339, 547 Burchett, Micahel, 524 Burchett, Steven, 253. 503 Burckhalter, Iames, 300, 315, 323, 461 Burden, jerry, 503 Burdick, Dorothy, 62, 66, 127, 389, 461 Burgess, Marcella. 366. 461 Burgess, Sharon, 409, 547 Burke, Harold, 259 Burkes, William, 320, 504 Burkhart, 1-larold, 62, 65, 213, 214, 224. 401, 461 Burleson, Carolyn, 347, 504 Burmester, Elizabeth, 366, 461 Bumam, Stanley. 504 Bumett, Virgil, 394. 504 Bums, lohn, 413. 504 Bums, Mickey, 317, 504 Burns, Robert, 229, 449 Bums, Roger, 193 Burnside, lay, 405. 461 Burris, Colbert. 547 Burris, Iohn. 323, 547 Burrough, William. 355. 504 Burroughs, Iackie. 323, 547 Burrow, Sarah, 238 Burrows, Ierry, 414, 524 Burrows. Sally, 389, 547 Burrus, Karen, 339 Burrus, Raymond, 386 Burson, lack, 254 Caldwell, Carolyn, 360, 524 Caldwell, Irma, 238, 240, 461 Caldwell, Iames, 323, 504 Caldwell, Iudith, 277, 347, 548 Caldwell, Lester, 382, 548 Caldwell, Milan, 421, 524 Caldwell, Patsy, 524 Caldwell, Robbie, 353, 548 Calhoon, Nancy, 393, 524 Calhoun, Ronald, 209 Callahan, Charles, 29, 450 Callahan, Gloria, 347, 548 Callaway, Suzanne, 366, 524 Callis, Margaret, 360, 461 Callison, lean, 353, 548 Cambra, Alan, 233, 374, 417, 524 Cameron, Iohn, 232, 504 Campbell, Alan, 290 Campbell, Charles, 231, 430, 524 Campbell, Charlotte, 504 Campbell, Donna, 402, 461 Campbell, Floyd, 217 Campbell, Manha, 347, 548 Campbell, Mar , 297 Campbell, Micgael, 354, 355, 524 Campbell, Nancy, 277, 360, 548 Campbell, Nina, 366, 524 Campbell, Paul, 461 Campbell, Raymond, 26 Campbell, Ronald, 414, 504 Cannaday, Ioe, 252 Cannefax, Ronald, 197, 323, 504 Cannon, Beverly, 353, 504 Cannon, Doyle, 20 Cannon, lames, 213, 215, 382, 461 Cannon, Iames R., 417, 524 Cannon, Larry, 377, 461 Calaergiani, Rita, 240, 278, 291, 360, Capehart, Iudy, 353, 504 Cardenas, Nancy, 360, 524 Carder, Edna, 330, 524 Cardwell, Iohnnie, 223 Carey, Paula, 458 Cargill, N ancy, 330, 548 Cargill, Roland, 216, 524 Carignan, Beverly, 360, 548 Cariker, Iohn, 201 Carinder, Lynda, 277 Carley, David, 257 Carley, Shirley, 425, 524 Carlile, Robert, 219, 323, 504 Carlisle, Ada, 226, 461 Casrgzon, Gene, 69, 223, 236, 249, 295, Carlson, Glenn, 213, 217, 237, 401, 504 Carlton, Carol, 195, 329, 504 Carlton, Carolyn, 461 Carlton, Richard, 437, 461 Cannent, Thomas, 288 Carmody, Deirdre, 277 Carnes, Ned, 355, 524 Carnes, Ted, 355. 524 Camey, Iames, 414, 524 Carpenter, Alvin, 254, 524 Carpenter Freda 504 Carpenteri Gladys, 366, 504 Caiypienter, Ianet, 232, 287, 291, 347, Carpenter, Lynn A., 209, 278, 461 Carpenter, Carpenter L nn B., 263, 524 Sharon, 409, 524 Carr, Arleen, 263, 461 Carr, Donna, 329. 461 Carreker, Iohn, 434, 461 Carrens, jay, 355, 548 Carroll, lohn, 280 Carson, Bi ny, 214, 332, 548 Carson, Sandra, 402, 548 Carter, Bobby, 252 Carter, Richard, 25 Carter, Rowland, 266, 451 Carter, Sharon, 378, 524 Carter, Thomas, 447 Carter, William I., 323, 548 Carter, William M., 22, 447 Cartland, Iacquie, 398, 548 Cartmill, Iames, 188, 197, 199 Cartwright, Robert, 355, 524 Cary, Robert, 243, 32, 524 Casci, Robert, 42, 578 Case, Ianice, 339, 548 Case, Kenneth, 242, 430, 504 Casey, Charles, 323, 504 Caskey, Philip, 293 Cassel, Betty, 299, 330, 504 Cassity, Michael, 287, 548 Cassity, Ralph, 287, 504 Castel , Harold, 188, 193, 461 Casten, james, 323, 548 Castleman, ferry, 462 Castor, Wil iam, 414, 462 Cates, Ianie, 339, 548 Cates, Liza, 347, 548 Cates, Roy, 323, 548 Caudell, Ronnie, 320, 462 Candle, Lonny, 374, 390, 548 Cavazos, Iohn, 282, 504 Cawthon, Donna, 277, 347, 504 Cecil, Alan, 323, 548 Cecil, Alfred, 194, 323, 524 Celsor, Trudy, 366, 504 Cermak, Greta. 360, 504 Cerrnak, Reta, 360, 504 Cerveny, Tony, 191, 202, 253, 320, 462 Chada, Robert, 203 Chadwick, Ioan, 366, 548 Chaflin, Ann, 288, 378, 504 Chaflin, Stan, 323, 548 Challin, Tommy, 66, 187, 191, 29, 243, 251, 462 Chalmers, Iefferson, 20 Chamberlain, Ruth, 389, 504 Chancellor, Harry, 276, 319, 320, 504 Chancey, Katherine, 339, 548 Chaney, Ierry 462 Chandler, David, 401, 504 Chandler, Gloria, 277, 360, 548 Chandler, Ianice, 241, 339, 504 Chandler, Ierome, 251 Chandler, Sue, 441 Chandler, Wayne, 332, 504 Chandrapanya, Damkh, 273 Chaney, Charles, 274 Chang, Peter, 271 Chansomsakdhi, Suds, 273 Chapdelaine, George, 198, 201, 524 Chapel, Jason, 192, 197 Chapin, Carol, 347, 548 Chaple, William, 355, 548 Chapman, David, 438, 462 Chapman, lulie, 281, 402, 548 Kenneth 524 Chapman, , Clzlaggiman, Mary, 280, 288, 292, 402, Chapman, Ronald, 462 Chapman, Robert, 323, 548 Chapman, Robert P., 548 Chapman, Suzanne, 275, 425, 504 Chapman, Thomas, 201, 405, 462 Chappory, Gary, 323, 524 Charlson, George, 190, 202, 323, 504 Chase, Iames, 373, 438, 462 Chasteen, Robert, 323, 548 Chaufty, Edward, 24 Cheadle, Frank, 374, 377, 548 Cheaney, Robert, 462 Cheatham, Ianet, 339, 462 Cheatham, jerry, 323, 524 Cheatwood, Adrian, 386, 504 Chen, Pao Lung, 271 Cherry, Carol, 301, 303, 374, 378, 524 Cherry, Earl, 317, 524 Chesnutt, Linda, 347, 548 Chesser, Glynda, 330, 548 Chessmore, Georgina, 329, 548 Cheung, Peter, 271 Chevalley, Roberta, 366, 524 Chheda, Kishor, 248, 272 Childers, Tom, 401, 548 Childress, Bennie, 366, 462 Childress, Edward, 377, 548 Childress, Robert, 320, 524 Childs, Selma, 451 Chin, Chang, 451 Chinwala, Ananta, 273, 451 Chisam, Donald, 213, 504 Choate, lanice, 327, 462 Choate, Iudy, 347, 548 Chou, Shuh, 271 Chowdhury, Abu, 270 Christ, Michael, 373, 433, 504 Christ, Priscilla, 366, 524 Christensen, Ierry, 437, 524 Christensen, Iohn, 504 Christensen, Iohn P., 355, 524 Christensen, Terry, 386, 548 Chu, Albert, 271, 290 Chubb, Curtis, 279, 281, 319 Chughtai, Muniruddi, 222, 270 Chung, Che, 271 Church, Carol, 504 Churchill, Ronald, 201, 548 Ciancio, Ronald, 451 Cink, Alice, 366, 504 Cinnamon, Avola, 270, 330, 524 Cinnamon, Dale, 548 Cisco, Dave, 242, 250, 414, 451 Ciskowski, Ruth, 339, 548 Ciucci, Louis, 320, 524 Clamon, Iames, 248, 462 Clapp, Donna, 67, 283, 295, 314, 327, 462 Clark, Alben, 281, 332, 548 Clark, Bemard, 354, 355, 462 Clark, Bradley, 254 Clark, Candace, 366, 524 Clark, Cosby, 193, 197, 295 Clark, David, 317, 462 Clark, Donald, 242, 250, 462 Clark, Elizabeth, 409, 548 Clark, Fred, 332, 548 Clark, Gary, 434, 504 ames, 462 Cl k, Clgik, lerry, 280, 504 Ioe, 548 Clark, Clark, Kathleen, 277, 348, 548 Clark, Mary, 462 Clark, Patsy, 32, 524 Clark, Peter, 430 Clark, Richard, 374, 433, 548 William 548 Clark, , Clarke, Iames, 235 Clary, Catherine, 195, 381, 462 Claussen, Marylou, 451 Clay, Iames, 194, 323, 548 Clay, Iohn, 451 Clayton, Rita, 21 Cle and, Iohn, 194, 323, 548 Clement, Iimmie, 21, 256, 23, 339, 504 Clemente, Victoria, 360, 524 Clements, Dan, 20 Clements, Luther, 191, 237, 244, 279 281 Clerico, Kathleen, 406, 548 Cleveland, Edith, W, 504 Cleveland, elissa, 372, 441, 524 Cleverdon, Charlott, 195, 398, 504 Cleverdon, Dana, 406, 548 Click, Iames, 501 Clift, Marsha, 389, 549 Clifton, Michael, 355, 549 Cline, Cathie, 360, 524 Clingan, Ierry, 216 Cloud, Iudy, 32, 549 Cloud, Patsy, 195, 211, 22, 348, 505 Clower, Mary, 360, 524 Cluck, Lani, 524 Clump, Bar ara, 360, 524 Clymer, Billy, 213, 214, 20, 265, 462 Cobb, Alvin, 413, 462 Cobb, john, 332, 524 Cobb, Martha, 348, 549 Cobb, Mari, 353, 549 Cobb, Step en, 28, 449 Coblentz, Ervin, 22, 462 Coblentz, Richard, 505 Cobum, Iames, 433, 549 Cobum, Iudith, 284, 360, 524 Cochran, Abe, 24 Cochran, Daryl, 505 Cockerill, Robert, 317, 524 Cockes, Marilyn, 378, 505 Cockrell, Ion, 355, 549 Cockrell, Mary, 366, 549 Cockrell, Ruth, 410, 505 Cockrell, Sheila, 21, 239, 360, 549 Codding, Lilla, 218, 360, 525 Cody, William, 525 Colley, Claudia, 441, 525 Coffey, Roger, 417, 505 Coffin, Thomas, 28, 447 Coffman, Emmy, 191, 202, 355, 505 Coffman, ichard, 232, 462 Coggins, Charles, 234, 244, 291, 332, 505 Coke, Sandra, 462 Colbaugh, Phillip, 226 Cole, Everett, 355, 549 Cole, Iohn, 433 Cole, Wayne, 451 Coleman, Bob, 317, 505 Coleman, Danny, 429, 505 Coleman, Gilbert, 212, 242, 462 Coleman, Larry, 220, 505 Coley, Carolyn, 262, 425, 462 Coley, Karen, 199, 366, 505 Col in, Ra Sonya, 277, 366, 462 Collier, William, 549 Collin, Gloria, 360, 525 Collins, David, 320, 505 Collins Geoffrey, 525 Collins, Iohn, 264, 451 coiiins, Linda, 339, 549 Collins, Mary, 289, 353, 549 Collins, Nancy, 238, 241, 393, 462 Collins, Robert, 289, 390, 505 on, Stephen, 433, 463 Collis, Donald, 578 Colwell, Cheryl, 406, 525 Colwell, Donald, 394, 505 Combrink, Glenda, 238, 240, 258, 259 21, 360, 463 Combs, Barbara, 360, 505 Combs, Iudith, 277, 378, 505 Combs, Samuel, 229, 450 Comer, Ronald, 355, 547 Compton, Robert, 442, 549 Conditt, Alan, 525 Condreay, Phillip, 463 Conley, Carolyn, 360, 549 Conn, Barbara, 389, 463 Conn, Terry, 414, 525 Page 595 Connally, Donald, 229, 449 Connally, Lawanda, 302, 348, 549 Cre Conner, Anita, 353 Conner, Charles, 299 Conner, William, 317, 525 Conrady, Carl, 317, 463 Constien, Robert, 298 Constien, Vernon, 298, 317, 549 Conwa y, Thomas, 201, 332, 549 Coogan, Charles, 243 Cook, Edwina, 339, 549 Cook, George, 220, 265 Cook, jimmie, 463 Cook, john, 323, 549 Cook, judy, 236, 402, 505 Cook, Lawrence, 434, 549 Cook, Cook, Linda, 360, 549 Richard, 505 Cook Robert, 252, 525 Cravat t, Benjamin, 464 Craven, Richard, 301, 464 Cravens, joe, 375, 464 Cravens, john, 549 Cravot to, Mary, 366, 505 Crawford, Anthony, 386, 505 Crawford, Barbara, 277, 299, 339, 549 Crawford, Carol, 441, 549 Crawford, George, 281, 317, 549 Crawford, j. C., 252 Crawford, john, 433, 549 Crawford, William, 549 Crawley, Luther, 464 Craythorne, Martha, 293, 314, 366, 505' Creadon, james, 249, 252, 525 Creel, Donald, 323,549 Creel, Lamar, 332, 549 Beverl 425 525 Danielson, Claire, 211, 303, 402, 525 Danvers, Mary, 339, 550 Darghty, Paul, 243 Darling, Diana, 366, 525 Darrough, james, 332, 550 Darrow, Ruth, 409, 525 Daubert, Dwain, 254, 465 Daugherty, Diana, 275, 279, 361, 505 Davenport, Cynthia, 211, 241, 425, 505 Davenport, Gloria, 348, 550 Davenport, Nancy, 348, 550 David, john, 257, 323, 550 David, Mookren, 451 David, Thomas, 332, 550 Davidson, Gary, 525 Davidson, jerry, 317, 550 Davidson, Larry, 525 Davidson, Leslie, 390, 505 Davidson, Martha, 366, 505 C0011 Roger, 332, 549 Cook, Sharon, 348, 505 Cook, Theresa, 366, 525 Cook Wiley, 385, 549 419, 505 Cooley, Marianne, 66, 211, 343, 505 Cooley, Ruth, 393, 549 Coon, Bonnie, 366, 549 Coonfield, Hugh, 355, 463 Cooper, David, 373, 419, 42, 505 Cooper, Frances, 425, 505 Cooper, james, 421 Cooper, joycelyn, 277 Cooper, Ladell, 339, 549 Laura, 283 Cooper, Cooper, Linda, 360, 463 Cooper, Marvin, 463 Cooper, Robert, 248, 355, 525 Cooper, Sammy, 252, 323, 549 Copeland, Ann, 348, 549 Copeland, john, 377, 463 Copelin, Edward, 525 Corbin, Robert, 287 Cordes, Ronald, 463 Core, William, 228, 448 Corgan, Clifford, 373, 429, 525 Corley, Ricky, 193, 194, 374, 505 Corley, Ronald, 412, 413, 463 Cornelius, Charles, 262, 426, 549 Cornelius, Michael, 317, 505 Comell, Pamela, 366, 505 Comer, David, 375 Cornish, Fred, 418, 525 Colgsh, Harold, 190, 202, 236, 320, Comish, Tom, 57, 208, 292, 373, 418, Cornwell, Patricia, 330, 549 Comwell, Robert, 463 Cornyn, john, 233 Coryell, john, 355, 463 Cosgrove, Preston, 212 Costello, james, 297, 421, 525 Coston, Hughes, 463 Cotham, Dorletta, 348, 549 Cotner, Walter, 323, 549 Cotten, Geraldine, 199, 398, 463 Cotten, Van, 317, 549 Cotter, Brooke, 425, 578 Cottet, jack, 223 Cottom, james, 323, 525 Couch, Couch, Cary, 264, 290, 463 Don, 578 Couch, Sheron, 330, 525 Coughlin, Patrick, 323, 505 Coulter, Helen, 441, 549 88, Y, , Crenshaw, james, 287, 193 Crenshaw, jerry, 464 Cresse, janice, 348, 550 Creswell, Phyllis, 550 Creveling, jan, 241, 406, 464 Crew, Anne, 353, 550 Crider, Myrlena, 339, 464 Crist, Paul, 355, 550 Crisswell, Charlene, 406, 525 Criswell, Martha, 505 Crisswell, William, 464 Crites, Stanley, 464 Cigglcer, Nedra, 238, 240, 287, 366, Crockett, john, 433, 505 Croft, jimmy, 505 Crone, Michael, 337, 525 Cronk, Robert, 433, 550 Crooch, Billy, 377, 525 Crooch, Gary 232, 464 Crook, Dennis, 191, 202, 317, 505 Cropper, Karen, 348, 550 Crosby, George, 289, 374, 390, 550 Cross, Elden Hayes, 248, 253, 505 Cross, Halan, 414, 525 Cross, joe, 505 Cross, Phillip, 274 Richard 287 Cross, , Crothers, Robert, 262, 550 Crouch, Christopher, 405, 550 Crouch, Rodney, 401, 525 Crow, Carol, 278, 280, 360, 525 Crow, Don, 289, 4-47 Crow, Donald, 390, 550 Elna 285 360 Crow, , , , 464 Crow, joseph, 215 Crowder, Richard, 505 Crowdus, Philip, 317, 550 Crowley, john, 220, 505 Crum, Donna, 360, 550 Cruzan, jo, 348, 550 Culbert, Donald, 220 Culbertson, Don, 505 Culbertson, Sherry, 348, 550 Cullerton, Sally, 441, 550 Cullison, Marc, 201, 203, 332, 550 Culmer, Allan, 323, 550 Culver, Michael, 280 Cumby, Gregory, 332, 550 Cummings, Patsy, 360, 505 Cummings, Sherry, 345, 550 Cummins, Linda, 195, 113, 345, 464 Cunningham, Curtis, 386 Cunningham, Sandra, 221, 360, 550 Curl, Sarah, 238, 255, 259, 360, 505 Davidson, Rita, 339, 550 Davidson, Thomas, 390 Davies, Elizabeth, 289, 113, 378, 525 Davignon, jean, 442, 550 Davis, Bertie, 464 Davis, Betty, 526 Davis, Charles, 263, 200 Davis, Clifford, 201 Davis, Cynthia, 288, 361, 525 Davis, Daryl, 203 Davis, David, 245, 465 Davis, Dinell, 378, 525 Davis, Donna, 348, 550 Davis, Eugene, 259, 354, 355 Davis, Evelyn, 348, 550 Davis, Frances, 425, 525 Davis, Gary, 382, 550 Davis, Harry, 254, 525 Davis, j ack, 355 Davis, jack W.. 550 Davis, james, 232 Davis, joe D., 203, 323, 550 Davis, joe R., 228, 447, 229 Davis, Kenneth 229. 449 Davis, Larry, 245, 465 Davis, Lina, 366, 505 Davis, Lois, 465 Davis, Margie, 348, 550 Davis, P atricia, 353. 366, 525 Davis, Paul, 437. 550 Davis, Richard, 413, 465 Davis, Richard V., 219, 465 Davis, Robert D. 332., 550 Davis, Robert F., 288 Davis, Roy, 200, 433, 465 Davis, Sharon, 240, 199 Davis, Sharron, 473 Davis mmy 332 550 , To , , ,, Davison, Cecil, 209, 221, 401,451 Davison, jay, 255 Davison , Nancy, 361, 550 Davison, Patricia. 525 Davison. Sherry, 361, 505 Dawawa la, S., 248, 272 Dawkins, Claudia, 339, 550 Dawkins, Donna, 366, 525 Dawson ouiany. 410, 465 Dawson: judith, 525 Dawson, Thomas, 223 Eaves Cushing, Donald, 332, 505 Council, Marion, 451 Countiss, Sam, 219, 463 Coury, Malleck, 549 Covalt, Phyllis, 238, 283, 366, 463 Covey, Ro ert, 323. 549 Covington, jean, 393 Colvgcan, Dana, 62, 67, 283, 299, 409, Cowan, john, 221, 276 Cowan, Paul, 441 Cowan, Rita, 275, 505 Cowden, james, 191, 377, 505 Cowden, judith, 296, 360, 505 Cowen, Marilyn, 348, 549 Cowles, Reuben, 229, 449 Cox, A Cox, B Cox, C nna, 295, 327, 463 everly, 409, 525 arolyn, 339, 549 Cox, Cecil, 220, 265, 320, 463 Cox, Charles, 451 Cox, Connie, 389, 549 Cox, Gene, 229, 401, 449 Cox, Hollis, 57, 229, 449 Cox, joel, 228, 448 Cox, judith, 289, 372, 378, 525 Cox, Larry, 317, 549 Cox, Marilyn, 330, 549 Cox, Richard, 232, 463 Cox, Robert, 261. 464 Cox, Timothy, 549 Cox, Toni, 348, 549 Cox, William, 232, 414, 464 Coy, C arolyn, 360, 549 Cozart, Harriette, 339, 464 Curlee, Lynn, 289. 348, 550 Currin, Shirley, 228, 448 Curry, jack, 27, 323, 550 Curry, james, 505 Curry, Teddy, 218 Curtin, Charlotte, 291, 348, 464 Curtin, Chester, 430. 505 Curtis, Evan, 323, 550 Curtis, Karen, 241, 339 Curtis, Ralph, 550 Curtis, Robert, 418 Curtis, Ronald, 505 Curtis, William, 433, 550 Custer, jerry, 192 Custer, Merl, 218, 505 Cuthbertson, Karen, 329, 550, 277 Cutsinger, Roddy, 62 Cutter, William, 191, 202 Cyganowski, Gerald, 243 Cypert, Robin, 425 Cyrus, Catherine, 398, 464 D Dabney, Dorothy, 409, 550 Dabney, Frank, 434 Dahlem, Richard, 4-47 Dakil, Mary, 409. 550 Dale, Donald, 224, 377, 464 Dale, Ronald, 390, 505 Dallam. Diana, 361, 550 Daly, Carol, 348, 550 Dambach, Charles. 294 Day, jacqueline. 132. 393, 550 Day, joe, 248, 253, 465 Day, Lawrence. 194. 323, 550 Day, Robert, 405, 550 Dayton, jamev, 366, 550 Deal, Clifford, 337. 550 Dean, Patricia, 353, 550 Dean, Robert, 323. 550 Dearing, Donna, 361, 553 Deason, Mervin, 218, 65. 506 Deatherage, Patricia. 345, 465 Deaver, Danny, 320, 506 Debakey, Lana, 287, 366, 551 Deberry, Linda, 240 Deckard. judith, 340, 551 Declaspel. Kathryn, 410, 525 Deen, johnny, 332. 525 Deering, Melvin, 238, 506 Dehart, Carolyn, 275, 279. 282 Deiro, judith, 296, 303, 551 Deisenroth. Kathryn, 340, 551 Deitchler, Ruthanne. 353. 551 Deiarnett, Linda, 361, 551 Delaney, Gary. 405. 551 Delap, Anne, 262, 282 Delaporte, Chris, 208 Dellenbaugh, Loulen, 465 Delozier, Dennis. 220. 506 Delozier, john, 250, 442, 465 Delozier, Mary, 425. 525. 71 Delozier, Wesley, 323. 551 Demaio, Larry, 429, 525 Demond, Thomas, 437. 525 Dempsey, Elaine, 211, 393, 506 Denham, Charlotte, 410, 525 Denham, Danny. 229, 450 Denham, Davy, 286 Denham, Frank, 525 Dennis, james, 324. 525 Craddock. Fred, 386, 464 Craig, Billy, 549 james, 323, 549 Craig, Craig, Paul, 201, 405, 549 Damkevala, Rusi, 272, 451 Dalrdiun, Deborah, 240, 285, 70, 389, Damon, Stephen, 374, 385, 525 Dennis, Marilyn, 578 Dennis, Michael, 301, 413, 525 Dennis, Robert, 451 Dennis Thomas, 323, 551 Denny,, Kathryn, 241, 284 Craig, Craig, Sharon, 366, 525 Stephen. 187, 191 Craig, Terryl, 402, 549 Crail, Henry, 505 Crain, Crane, Crane, Crane, Crane. Cranfil jackie, 418, 505 Clyde, 201, 426, 549 joe, 278 joyce, 505 Steve, 429, 549 1. Carl, 214 Page 596 Danford, Darla, 284 Daniel, Andrea, 308, 348, 525 Daniel, Byron, 414, 550 Daniel, Carey, 248 Daniel, jay, 208, 464 Daniel, Kenneth, 323, 525 Daniel, Larry, 355, 525 Daniel Daniel , Reginald, 424, 550 s, Elizabeth. 291, 199, Daniels, Richard, 302 366, 465 Denny, Robert. 390. 506 Denny, Willard, 332, 551 Denton, Mary, 221, 410, 551 Denton, Philip, 405 Denton, Terry, 212, 289, 291, 303, 526 Depombo, jorge, 270, 526 Derby, Delbert, 418, 465 Desai, Arjunbhai, 246 Desai, Virendra, 465 Detmer, Theodore, 332, 551 Devanas, joseph, 239, 337, 551 Devoe, Glenn, 190, 386, 465 Dew, Robert, 317, 506 Dewalt, Charles, 280, 332, 551 Dewberry, George, 248, 551 Dewitt, Carol, 372, 393, 578 Dewitt, Thomas, 465 Dick, Danny, 551 Dick, George, 422, 506 Dick, james, 191, 202 Dickerson, james, 332, 551 Dickerson, Sandra, 398, 465 Dickerson, Shirley, 265, 69, 196, 123, 409, 465 Dickey, Sharon, 348, 551 Dickey, Thomas, 324, 551 Dickinson, Dwight, 426, 506 Dickinson, jorge, 270 Dickison, james, 234, 332, 551 Dickson, Donald, 225 Dickson, Dyonna, 360, 526 Dickson, Robert, 506 Dicus, Patra, 280, 340 Dieckmann, judith, 340, 551 Diehl, Sarah, 406, 506 Dieker, Marilyn, 70. 425, 551 Dill, jo Ann, 296, 360, 526 Dillahunty, Lorene, 195 Dillahunty, Paul, 219, 324, 526 Dillahunty, Troy, 244, 255 Dillingham, joe, 320, 465 Dillman, Catherine, 374 Dillon, Barbara, 410. 551 Dillsaver, jo Ann, 366. 506 Dilts, Leanne, 340, 551 Diltz, Rebecca, 409, 526, 277 Dgrgigggio, Ronald, 233, 234, 297, 332, Dimery, Robert, 214, 506 Dines, Donald, 429, 506 Dingee, Henry, 194 Dinsmore, jerry, 355, 551 Dipboye, Diane, 239, 361, 465 Dissing, Christie, 287. 441, 551 Ditmore, Barbara, 378, 526 Dittmeyer, Lola, 345, 465 Dittner, Carl, 224, 465 Dixon, David, 430, 551 Dixon, Diane, 211, 372, 389, 506 Dixon, Douglas, 405, 506 Dixon, Michael, 208, 203, 426. 465 Dixon, Olivia, 281, 113, 366, 526 Dixon, Stanley, 451 Dixon, Thomas, 332. 551 Dobrinski, john, 248 Dobrinski, Mary, 465 Dobson, Charlie, 355, 551 Dobson, Edward, 320. 465 Dobson, james, 218, 382, 526 Dobson, Mary, 299, 361. 526 Dobson, Ronald, 218, 324, 526 Dodd, Karen, 211, 261. 293, 393, 506 Dodds, Carol, 410, 551 Dodson, Gary Lee, 465 Dodson, Nita, 329. 506 Dolan, Bonnie, 258, 259, 361, 526 Dollar, Douglas, 203 Dollarhide, Charles, 232, 578 Dollarhide, David. 433, 506 Dolle, judy, 348, 551 Dollins, Sarah, 366, 465 Dolph, Dorian, 434, 551 Dolrglsnick, Sherry, 210, 196, 198, 389, Donaldson, Robert, 386, 551 Donato, Anthony, 203. 332, 526 Donkin, Marilyn. 63, 361, 521, 526 Donley, Curtis, 320, 506 Donnelly, john, 551 Donohoo, judith, 340, 551 Dooley, Terry, 506 Dore, james, 264, 332. 506 Dormire, Charlotte, 289, 340, 526 Dorow, Kathy, 330, 465 Dorr, Dana, 319, 465 Dorris, Carl, 390, 506 Doris, Michael. 551 Dossey, Kaye, 287, 526 Dotson, Harold, 324, 551 Doty, Mary, 258, 289, 308, 345, 506, 277 Doubt, joan, 361, 506 Dougherty, jim, 434. 526 Dougherty, john, 374, 414, 551 Doughty, Gavin, 251 Doughty, Sharon, 279, 4612 277 Douglas, Bobby, 163 Douglas, Kenneth. 192, 197 Douglass, Mary, 330, 578 Dovel, Ronald, 233, 324, 526 Dover. Monte, 551 Dowell, Claud, 526 Dowell, Eldridge, 429, 506 Dowler, Donald, 242 Downing, Glenetta. 340. 551 Downing, Glenn, 232. 192, 197, 466 Downing, jo Ann, 499 Downing, Sara, 241, 288, 402, 506 Downs, Anita, 348, 551 Doyle, john, 228, 447 Doyle, Thomas, 386, 466 Doze, Robert, 190 Dozier, Karen, 330, 551 Drescher, Margaret, 302 Dressler, Lewis, 506 Driskell, james, 414. 551 Driskell, Patricia, 361, 551 Droke, Arnold, 167 Droll, james, 466 Drummond, Georgiana, 211, 372 Drummond, john, 189, 193, 386, 466 Dryden, Elizabeth, 361, 526 Dubo Dubo is, joanna, 348, 551 is, Paul, 129, 449 Ducker, julia, 398, 551, 282 Duckert, Carol, 211, 409, 526 Duckett, Portia, 210, 409, 62, 466, 408 277 Dudek, Carl, 55, 551 Dudley, Dennis, 526 Dudley, Harrel, 414 Duecker, Marilyn, 366, 506 Duesberry, Phyllis, 231, 366, 466 Duff, Dennis, 226 Duff. Howard, 255 Duffle, Barry, 551 Dufour, Sherrill, 289, 303, 389, 551 Dugger, Margaret. 348, 551 Duger, Wava, 340, 551 Duggins, Richard, 189, 506 Dukes, Karen, 348, 551 Dunavant, Leslie, 414, 526 Dunbar, Charles, 434, 506 Duncan, Bruce, 201, 332, 551 Duncan Dave 191 317 506 Duncan: Delbert, 2212, isr, 190, 202, 466 Duncan, Donald, 324. 551 Duncan, john 264, 3 25526 Duncan , 3 Monroe 189, Dunham, Don, 215 Dunham, judith, 441, 526 Dunkelberg, jan, 203, 526 Dunkin, Stephen, 24, 506 Dunkle, Robert, 214 Dunlap, jean, 526 Dunlap, Tully, 374, 426, 506 Dunn, Catherine, 231 Dunn, Elmo, 421, 526 Dunn, j immie, 466 Dunn, Mary, 378. 506 Dunn, Mary K., 366, 466 Dunn, Ronnie, 280 Dunn, Terry, 215, 401, 526 Dunn, William, 251 Dunning. Delmer. 430, 551 Dupree, Robert, 526 Durbin, 276 john, 263, 275, 319, 320, 466, Durham, Donna, 299, 506 Durham, Ginger, 275, 466 Durham, james, 551 Durham. jerry, 228, 447 Durrett, John, 300.417, 551 Durst, Robert, 337, 526 Dusenbury, Fredric, 526 Dusenbury, Nelson, 551 Duskin, Robert, 373, 394, 526 Dutsch, Dennis, 259, 466 Duval, Dennis, 551 Dwyer, Dennis, 320, 506 Dwyer, Michael, 320. 506 Dyer, Nancy, 284. 286. 366, 506 Dyer, Ronald, 355, 551 Dyke, Paul, 317, 451 Dysinger, William, 324, 526 E Eagan, Rex, 218, 382, 466 ' Eakes, Shirley, 393, 466 Earley, Michael. 290 Early, james, 332, 552 Early, Larry, 22, 332, 466 Early, Raymond, 332, 552 Earnest, Floyd, 466 Earnest, Gary, 401 Earnest, Marilyn, 378, 526 Eamst, jane, 301, 378, 526 East, Richard, 354, 355, 552 East, Richard D., 194, 520 Easter, Virginia, 406, 526 Easterwood, Richard, 252, 466 Easth am, Karen, 340, 552 Easton, james, 301 Eaton, Anita, 285, 361, 552 Eaton, Benny, 466 Eaton, Harold, 242, 250, 255, 266, 451 Eaton, Nancy, 211. 260. 263, 393, 506 , Beatrice, 340, 552 Ebba, Taddesse, 225 Eherle, Gail, 295, 330, 466 Ebert, Terry, 430, 552 Ebrahimi. Fred, 268, 317, 466 Eby, Edith, 278, 281, 409, 526 Echols. Linda. 340. 552 Eck, Alan, 229, 450 Eddleman, Bill. 433, 466 Edgar, Bruce, 317, 451 Edgmon, Hugh. 168 Edlin, Mary, 398, 552 Edmison, William, 552 Edmisten, Ronald, 526 Edmiston, William, 296, 203, 355 Edmonds, Donald, 355, 552 Edwards, Beverly, 417. 466 Edwards, Billy, 332, 552 Edwards, Brenda, 340, 552 Edwards, Gary, 228, 448 Edwards Edwards Edwards Edwards , janis, 246, 295 , jelifry, 433 , jerry, 466 john, 242, 250, 451 Edwards? Larry, 228, 447 Edwards, Larry, 193, 405, 506 Edwards, Michael. 203. 332, 552 Edwards, Mike, 295, 333, 552 Edwards, Patricia, 195, 366. 506 Edwards, Patty Sue, 366, 552 Edwards, Vema, 506 Egbert, Ada, 340, 506 Egeland, Richard. 337, 552 Eggert, Susan, 259, 348, 552 Eggleston, Lonnie, 414, 552 E er, Nancy, 366, 506 Eirienrich, Jerry, 337 Eichelberger, Marti, 434, 466, 168 Eichhom, Donald, 394, 552 Eichling, Robert, 203, 333, 526 Eischen, Jennie, 340, 552 Eischen, Michael, 394, 552 Eitel, Judy, 406, 526 Ekstrom, Merlin, 29, 449 Eld, Ronald, 390, 506 Elder, Arthur, 386, 506 Elder, Charles, 426, 526 Elder, Harris, 418, 526 Elder, Mary, 406, 578 Eley, Eloise, 409, 526, 277 Elison, Parviz, 246, 58, 466 Elizzi, Mohamed, K9, 452 Elkins, Gordon, 302 Ellington, Suzanne, 393, 552 Elliott, Carol, 238, 287, 381, 526 Elliott, Sandra, 340, SM Elliott, Steve, 386, 506 Fagala, Failes, William, 320, 527 Kenneth, 216, 467 Fair, Helen, 366, 527 Fair, Larry, 252, 467 Fajardo, Pelagio, 297 Fallin, Farha, William, 386, 527 Mary, 552 Fariss, Linda, 340, 552 Farmer, David, 374, 382, 552 Farmer ohn 251 ,J , Farmer, Larry, 167 Farmer Linda, 578 Farmer, Marsha, 389, 552 Farmer, William, 527 Farnam, Mary, 211, 348, 507 Farr, James, 257 Farrar, Douglas, 355, 552 Farris, Donna, 44, 507 Farris, Harold, 507 Farris, Joe, 467 Flemons, James, 397, 507 Flenoid, John, 194, 197 Fletcher, Betty, 402, 527 Fletcher, James, 356, 553 Flood, Judy, 195, 409, 468, 71 Floyd, Earl, 190, 507 Floyd, Judith, 302, 527 Floyd, Roland, 208 Foitek, Lewis, 301, 468 Foley, Edward, 275, 276 Folgate, Thomas, 356, 553 Folger, Robert, 433, 553 Follansbee, Susan, 329, 527 Folsom, Phil, 527 Foltz, Mary, 507 Foltz, Ronald, 244 Folwell, Lynn, 275 Fonvielle, Carol, 378, 553 Fooshee, William, 333, 553 Forbes, James, 220, 383, 527 Elliott, Theila, 259 Ellis, Don, 216, 466 Ellis, Donna, 381 Ellis, Jerald, 466 Ellis, Joe, 506 Ellis, John Robert, 235 Ellis, Pamela, 348, 552 Ellis, Patrick, 212, 194, 324, 526 Ellis Ellis Ellis , Penelope, 348, 506 on, Janice, 211, 70, 406, 526 on, Sally, 441, 506 Ellsworth, Janice, 361, 552, 277 Elrawi, Nagih, 269 Elsharkawi, Elhassa, 25 Elsten, Gary, 506 Elwan, Zeinab, 269, 526 Elwick, Donald, 421, 552 Ely, John, 337, 466 Emerick, Patricia, 211, 262, 381, 506 Emerson, William, 251, 421, 466, 204 Emhoolah, Hubert, 274 Emils, Mary, 340, 552 Emmanuel, Tsegaye, 267 Emmons, Don, 417, 552 Ergtigons, Linda, 283, 287, 301, 366, Emrie, Jane, 260, 378, 506 Emry, Fred, 394, 506 Endicott, Ronnie, 429, 552 Endorf, William, 433, 466 Engel, Judith, 526 Engel, Richard, 385, 506 Engelking, Sandra, 199, 378, 466 Engle, David, 467 Engle, Phares, 506 Engler, William, 257, 324, 467 English, Charles, 434, 506 English, Fred, 333, 552 Engstrom, Howard, 385, 467 Enlow, Richard, 24 Enmeier, Arlon, 275, 279, 281, 337, 467, 282 Enmeier, Janell, 361, 552 Enos, Virginia, 361, 506 Entwistle, Janet, 241, 340, 467 Epperley, Glenn, 275, 386, 507 Epperson, Jan, 340, S2 Epperson, Judy, 381 Eppler, Carolyn, 441, 467 Eppler, Janet, 348, 552 Epps, Stephen, 394, 526 Erbert, Pataricia, 410, 467 Ercolani, Joe, 374, 417, 552 Ercolani, Ronald, 63, 417, 543, 552 Erickson, Alice, 345, 552 Erskine, James, 251 Erwin, Jerry, 300 Erwin, Roger, 320, 467 Esco Escu tt, Jane, 361, 507 e, Ralph, 212, 194, 426, 526 Fretz, Bonnie, 231 Eskew, Ann, 552 Esposita, James, 324, 507 Essary, William, 244 Estes, Beverly, 290, 402, 467 Estrada, David, 333, 552 Etter, Jerry, 317, 526 Etzel, Martha, 410, 552 Etzel, Robert, 232, 426, 467, 419 Farris, Suzanne, 425, 527 Farukhi, Zafrulla, 243 Fath, Mary, 195, 366, 467 Fauchier, Maxine, 366, 527 Faulkner, Barbara, 348, 552 Faulkner, Carolyn, 366, 527 Faulkner, Kathryn, 348, 552 Fauss, Phillip, 507 Faust, Allen, 333, 527 Fazlullah, Abv, 270 Fearon, George, 467 Fecldersen, Connie, 340, 527 Feghali, Joseph, 246, 269, 467 Feid, Timothy, 23 Feist, Larry, 239, 287, 297, 467 Felible, Sharon, 340, 552 Felkins, Barbara, 381, 507 Fell, Edward, 228, 448 Feller, Grace, 329, 527 Feggon, Dale, 212, 292, 66, 430, 507, Felton, Phyllis, 361, 527 Felton, Richard, 422, 467 Fenell, David, 356, 552, 201 Fenton, Dale, 367, 527 Fenton, Darrell, 230 Fenton, Freddie, 220, 265 Fenton, Wendell, 20, KS, 467 Ferguson, Dallas, 417, 476 Ferguson, Karen, 348, 552 Ferguson, Larry, 259, 468 Ferguson, Louella, 345, 507 Ferguson, Roy, 356, 552 Ferrell, Benny, 452 Ferrell, Mary, 452 Ferris, Robert, 397, 468 Ferstl, Dianna, 367, 527 Fetgatter, James, 212, 288, 324, 527 Fick, Kenneth, 552 Field, David, 229 Fielder, Carol, 507 Fielder, Glenn, 430. 452 Fields, Abraham, 356, 553 Fields, David, 449 Fienning, David, 288 Fieszel. James, 24, 320, 468 Fife, Sharon, 274, 327, 578 File, Karen, 196, 389, 507 Filip, James, 397, 452 Fillebrown, Karen, 289, 361, 527 Filler, Judith, 361, 553 Fileman, David, 247, 249 Filson, James, 426, 468 Fincannon, Larry. 194 Finch, Dwayla, 398, 507 Finch, Martha, 348, 553 Fine, Jerry, 191, 386, 507 Fine, Jolm, 434, 527 Finley, Jane, 409, 409, 527 Finley, John, 191, 2012 Finley, Mary, 507 Finley, Richard, 377, 507 Finley, William, 324, 553 Finney, Johnny, 386. 468 Fish, Leward, 251. 430, 507 Fish, Mary, 348, 553 Ford, Ceicle, 356, 452 Ford, Jon, 208, 215, 382 Ford, Linda, 410, 578 Ford, Mary, 410 Ford, Robinson, 433, 553 Ford, Ronald, 447 Ford, William, 356, 553 Fore, Charlotte, 280, 340, 578 Fore, Leroy, 324, 553 Foreman, Glen, 230 Foreman, William, 333, 553 Forister, John, 324, 553 - Fosdyke, Clyde, 232, 320, 468 Foster, Bart, 553 Foster, Gail, 234, Nl, 314, 345, 468, Foster, Gary, 280, 527 Foster, Joe, 333, 553 Foster Leonard 252 Foster? The1ma,,367, 507 Foster, Foster William, 450 Winston 421 527 Fostvellt, Roberti 4341 507 Foutch, Wesley, 287, 320, 468 Fowler, Andrew, 578 Fowler, Judith, 348, 553 Fowler, Karen, 345, 527 Fowler, Philip, 553 Fowler, Rebecca, 361, 553 Fowler, Robert, 231, 394, 507 Fowlkes, Judy, 287, 381, 507 Fox, Kenneth, 242 Fox, Larry, 212, 242, 319, 320, 507 Fox, Rita, 367, 527 Fox, Sandra, 367, 527 Francis, Harry, 326, 317, 553 Francis, Pauline, 277 Francis, Richard, 276 Francis, Robert, 394, 507 Franco, Orlando, 270, 468 Franell Frank, , Joseph, 243 Gary, 201 Frank, Richard L., 300 Frank, Richard S., 21, 25, 300, 323, 507 Franklin, Arlin, 417, 507 Franklin, Chowella, 194, 354, 355, 553 Franklin, Gary, 232, 468 Franklin, Stephanie, 553 Fransen, Alan, 394, 527 Fransen, Maxine, 284, 361, 527 Frazier, James, 386, 527 Frederick, Norma, 367, 553 Frederickson, Jean, 406, 553 Freeland, Marla, 301, 277 Freeman, John, 356, 507 Freeman, Judith, 353, 527 Freeman, Martha, 441, 553 Fishel, Robert, 385, 553 Fisher, Charles, 390, 527 Fisher, David . 324, 553 Etglfggnks, Gordon, 289, 291, 54, 355, Eubanks, Thomas, 552 Evans, Arvin, 327, 526 Evans, Charles, 324, 526 Etlzns, Charlotte, 287, 301, 199, 378, 7 Evans, Claud, 375, 467 Evans, David, 394, 552 Evans, Dwight, 201, 426, 552 Evans, Earle, 467 Evans, Frederick, 204 Evans, Geraldean, 67, 425, 507 Evans, Janet. 425, 552 Evans, Martha, 340, 552 Evans, Paula, 299, 361, 526 Evans, Richard, 405, 507 Evans, Ronald, 527 Evans, Vera, 361, 467 Evans, William, 355, 527 Everett, Diedra, 527 Everist, Kenneth, 552 Ewens, William, 201. 426, 527 Ewing, David, 189, 191, 317, 507 Ewing, Teresa, 402. 527, 277 Eyle f, Jean, 406, 527 Eyster, Gary, 216 Ezel 1, Melton, 218, 382, 467, 383 F Faber, Judith, 374, 381, 552 Fizlgfgr, Gwendolyn, 239, 284, 295, 348, Fisher, Karen, 340, 553 Fisher, Kathleen, 425, 553 Fisher, Kenneth. 252 Fisher, Linda, 340, 553 Fisher, Sandra, 361, 507 Fisher, Sharon, 264 Fisher. Susan, 302, 441, 553 Fite, Glenda, 348, 553 Fite, James, 397, 527 Fite, Louis, 324, 527 Fitter, James, 203 Fitter. Mary, 340, 553 Fitz, Carolyn, 266. 287, 361. 507 Fitzgerald, Arnold, 191, 202 Fitzgerald, Margaret, 296, 367, 527 Fitzgerald, Nichole, 390, 507 Fitzgerald, Robert, 279, 281 Fitzpatrick, Barbara. 330. 507. 277, 71 Flager, Connie, 303. 353. 553 Flaming, Danny, 417, 553 Flanagan, Jean, 210, 262, 287, 291, 296, 367, 468 Flanagan, Richard, 287, 291, 292, 507 Flanagan, Shirley, 361, 527 Flasch, Jerald, 298, 192, 197 Flatt, Charles, 333. 553 Fleeger, Burtner, 417, 553 Fleming, David H., 507 Fleming, David O., 507 Fleming, Susan, 409, 527 Fleming, Vida, 296, 348, 553 Freeman, Ronald, 289, 390, 527 Freeman, Sandra, 214, 553 Freeman, Steven, 317, 553 Freen , James, 229, 450 ' Frencli, Charlotte, 353, 553 French, Kathryn, 211, 239, 260, 410, 507 Freudiger, Ronald, 201, 405, 553 Frey, Phillip, 261, 468 Frey, Tressa, 353, 527 Frick, Rosetta, 348, 553 Frie, Earl, 29, 450 Friedemann, Henryetta, 553, 277 Friedman, Ruth, 441, 507 Friel, Charles, 553 Friels, David, 247, 414, 468 Friend, Judy, 277 Friend, Penny, 361, 527 Friend, Sherald, 553 Frissell, Donald, 324, 553 Frith, Nancy, 259, 264, 452 Frith, Paul, 228, 264, 447 Fritz, Robert, 246, 265 Frizzell, Judy. 348, 553 Fromm, Alfred, 324. 553 Frost, Jacqueline, 374, 389, 553 Frost, Johnabeth, 367, 553 Fry, Dianna, 367 Fry, Donna, 389, 527 Fry, Fred, 191, 202, 315 Fry, Leanna, 367, 527 Fry, Nancy, 361, 553 Fry, William, 217, 255, 468 Frye, Gerald, 414, 527 Fryer, Sidney, 356, 553 Fuchs, Marion, 337, 468 Fudge, Phillip, 507 Fugate, Robert, 429, 553 Fuksa, Noreen, 221, 297, 340, 527 Fulton, Donna, 361, 507 Fulton, Larry, 413, 507 Fulton, Quentin, 276 Fulton, Robert, 288, 401, 448 Fulton, Sherry, 280, 353, 553 Fung, William, 271 Furr, Rex, 324, 553 Fuser, John, 468 Fuser, oy, 382, 553 Fuss, Philip, 20 G Gabel, William, 324, M3 Gabelsberg, James, 390, 554 Gabriel, Sammy, 251 Gadvanij Chatchai, 273 Gadberry, Andrew, 248 Gadd, Richard, 421, 468 Gafford, Sharon, 239, 196, 410, 527 Gagle, Duane, 418, 527 Ga liardi, Dennis, 333, 554 Gain, Susan, 303, 409, 554 Gailey, Gerald, 377, 507 Gaines, Carl, 333, 554 Gaines, Linda, 329, 527 Gaither, Carla, 188, 196, 258, 302 425, 527 Gaither, Carol, 353, 554 Gaither, Hershal, 527 Galegor, Stephen, 333, 554 Gales, Judith, 357, 554 Gallagher, Donald, 333, 554 Gallagher, Helen, 388, 389, 468 Gallagher, John, 418, 507 Gallagher, Leland, 191, 333, 507 Gallo, Victor, 265 Gambhir, Satish, 333, 452 Gambhir, Surinder, 452 Gamble, Gayle, 367, 527 Gamble, Howard, 421, 507 Gambrell, Leonard, 287, 452 Gammon, Donald, 527 Gamsjager, David, 468 Gan, Keith, 189, 190, 356, 507 Gandhi, Satish, 272 Gann, Tom, 414, 527 Ganner, Herbert, 253 Gannuscio, Vincent, 554 Ganstine, Richard, 203, 337, 554 Gant, Dana, 279, 468, 277 Gant, Joe, 469 Gardiner, Ronald, 280, 282 Gardner, Darla, 214, 406, 469 Gardner, John, 554 Gardner, Thomas, 386, 554 Gardner, Valerie, 348, 554 Gardner, Victor, 429, 527 Garibaldi, Cathy, 367, 527 Garland, Sherry, 348, 528 Gamer, Gerald, 382, 528 Gamer, John, 413, 528 Gamer, Linda, 239 Garner, Paulette, 348, 554 Garner, Virginia, 70, 284 Garnkeow, Liam, 170, 273 Garofalo, John, 324, 554 Garofoli, Anna, 238, 283, 349, 469 Garol, John, 433, 528 Garrett, Ann, 349, 554 Garrett, Dean, 225 Garrett, Gilda, 367, 554 Garrett, James, 274, 507 Garrison, Michael, 429, 554 Garrison, Nancy, 231, 378, 507 Garrison, Roy, 229, 450 Garton, Carroll, 284, 286, 402, 578 Gartside, Gary, 469 Garver, John, 324, 554 Gasper, Robert, 377, 554 Gast, Barbara, 199, 361, 469 Gaston, Cheryl, 361, 554 Gaston, Donald, 232 Gates, Chester, 288, 315, 317, 528 Gates, Merrill, 469 Gates, Patrick, 337, 528 Gates, Robert, 405 Gattis, Jody, 349, 554 Gay, Linnie, 277, 554 Gaylord, Grady, 22 Gazaway, Hal, 333, 554 Gazi, Mohammed, 247. 268, 272, 452 Gearhart, Jim, 191, 418, 507 Gee, Margo, 528 Geisert, Ronald, 228, 417, 447 Geister, Robert, 405, 469 Genthe, Charles, 324, 554 Gentis, Gayle, 340, 554 Gentry, William, 66, 528 Gentry, William G., 212, 324 George, Douglas, 356, 554 George, Harold, 243, 253, 257 George, James, 188, 197 George, Jannie, 277, 367, 469 George, William, 235, 437, 507 Gephardt, Donald, 249, 254, 469 Geppelt, Neil, 262, 289, 554 Gerald, Michael. 421, 507 Gerber, Larry, 434, 554 Gerloll, Gary, 401, 507 Geschmay, Edward, 282 Getgood, George, 194, 354, 356, 528 Gettys, Emestine, 367, 528 Getz, Will, 219. 220, 265, 324, 469 Ghavidel, Fariborz, 268 Giacomo, Jan, 199, 367, 507 Giasson, Wallace, 232. 414, 469 Gibbons, Jan, 349, 554 Gibbs, Linda, 361. 507 Gibbs, Sue. 116, 195, 211, 425, 528 Gibbs, William, 229, 450 Gibson, John, 253 Gibson, Linda, 288, 389, 554 Gibson, Patricia, 410, 469 Gibson, Robert, 71, 278. 394, 507 Gibson, Thomas, 434, 528 Gibson, William, 217 Gick, Shirley, 345, 507 Giddens, Jimmie, 333, 554 Gideon, Rose, 211, 243 Gideon, William, 212, 469 Glefirg, John, 191, 202, 242, 250, 255, Giesel, Virginia, 296, 554 Giezentanner, Judd, 229, 449 Gift, Gary, 554 Giger, Judith, 340, 554 Gilbert, Carolyn, 406, 554 Gilbert, Mary, 528 Gilbert, Rena, 367, 528 Gilbert, Susan, 406 Gilbertson, John, 356, 508 Gilby, Richard, 231, 253, 374, 405, 508 Giles, Herschell,,449 Giles, Troy, 429, 508 Gill, Gary, 317, 554 Gill, Jerry, 429, 528 Gill, Larry, 320, 508 Gill, William, 429, 554 Gillam, Janet, 288, 361, 508 Gillenwaters, 283, 286, 469 Gillham, Gordon, 508 Gillham, Janice, 528 Gillham, Larry, 528 Gillham, Linda, 196, 211, 425 Gilliam, Gary, 414, 528 Gilman, Jane, 284, 340, 508 Gilstrap, William, 191, 401, 508 Ginder, James, 429, 469 Giri, Vishnu, 452 Girk, Sharon, 349, 554 Girton, Jane, 469 Gisler, Charles, 289, 390, 554 Gist, James, 248, 253, 469 Gladden, Mary, 508 Gladden, Roger, 188, 192, 197 Glass, Barbara, 284, 286, 469 Glass, Leslie, 340, 554 Glass, Raymond, 69, 253, 508 Glass, Robert, 201, 554 Glazier, Bobbi, 554 Gleason, Michael, 259 Glimp, Hulbert, 242, 320, 469 Glover, Martha, 361, 554 Glover, Walter, 333, 554 Goble, Arthur, 320, 528 Godbold, Charles, 405, 469 Goddard, Nancy, 89, 528 Godden, Sharon, 285, 28, 340, 528 Godley, Jeannine, 340, 469 Godley, Ronald, 276, 287, 528 Godwin, Walter, 251 Geodecke, Martin, 190, 319, 320, 508 Goel, Kailash, 272, 452 Goen, John, 219, 508 Goers, Linda, 340, 554 Goers, Michael, 554 Goerss, Nancy, 259, 308, 409, 528 Goessel, Arthur, 430, 528 Goetz, Peter, 324, 554 Goff, Patrick, 429, 469 Gohil, Harshad, 248, 272, 324, 469 Goins, David, 245 Goins, Micki, 261 Goins, Otto, 254 Golden, Thomas, 469 Goldsmith, Fonda, 324, 554 Golliver, John, 20, 354, 356. 469 Goltry, Stephen, 243, 320, 528 Good, Charles, 528 Good, Francis, 208, 432, 433, 469 Good, Laura, 221, 256, 277, 361, 469 Goodhue, Lura, 409, 469 Goodman, Danny, 528 Goodman, Rebecca, 218, 381, 469 Goodrich, John, 320, 508 Goodson, Dana, 353, 554 Goodson, Richard, 405, 469 Goodson, Sandra, 361, 554 Goodwill, William, 324, 528 Goodwin, Barbara, 296 Goodwin, Ralph, 554 Goolsby, Dudley, 377, 469 Goolsby, Walter, 230, 333, 554 Gopal, K. C., 249 Gordon, Loyce, 280, 409, 554 Gordon, Mary, 554 Gore, Lois, 389. 528 Gore, NanCY. 240, 389, 470 Gorr, Ronald, 554 Gorrell, Rommie, 203, 333, 528 Gorrell, Tommie, 203, 333, 554 Gorrie, Donald, 418, 528 Gosey, James, 65, 213, 218, 470 Goss, Allen, 374, 430, 554 Gossman, Dale, 324, 554 Gouge, Peggy, 410, 555 Goulden, Arlene. 284. 361, 508 Govin, Elaine, 367. SB Gowgler, Charles, 191, 242, 319, 320, 50 Gowder, William, 317, 555 Graber, Sue, 393, 508 Graff, Patricia, 68, 241, 381, 470 Gragg, Sherri, 425, 555 Graham, Diane, 211, 299, 361, 528 Graham, Donald, 242 Graham, Jack, 470 Graham, Jewel, 239, 361, 528 Graham, Kenneth, 421, 528 Graham, Michael, 414, 508 Graham Ronald, 317. 555 Graham 1 Timothy, 555 Grant, F loyd, 279, 281 Grant, Gerry, 228, 448 Grant, Janice, 220, 425, 528 Grant, John, 209, 232, 234, 386, 452 Grant, Martha, 398, 555 Page 597 Grant, Mary, 275 Grant, Robert, 274, 555 Grantham, Linda, 402, 470 Grantham, Mary, 409, 555 Grantham, William, 228, 448 Grassman, Mary, 277 Gratke, Stephen, 355, 452 Hannon, James, 529 Gund, Walter, 356, 555 Gundermann, Paul, 508 Gunesch, John, 508 Gunn, Dianne, 378, 555 Gunn, George, 333, 555 Gunn, James, 250, 413, 471 Gunter, Judy, 330, 555 Gupta, Shiv, 250, 272, 452 Gurley, Judy, 35, 340, 508 Gustafson, Dale, 320, 528 Hand, Rosalind, 349, 556 Handley, Handley, Beverly, 406, 529 James, 194 Hanel, Phil, 251 Haner, Sara, 39, 409, 450 Hanger, Gwendolyn, 239, 361, 556 Hankla, Larry, 386, 556 Hann, Peggy, 211, 340, 509 Hadler, Marcia, 410, 508 Hawking Grauel, Richard, 187, 266, 315, 319, 320, 470 Graumann, Gwyn, 317, 508 Graves, Bonnie, 31, 340, 555 Graves, Connie, 425, 528 Graves, Eddie, 333, 555 Graves, Frank, 333, 555 Graves, Freeda, 64, 262, 340, 470 Graves, James, 65, 213, 216, 470 Graves , Kenneth, 319, 320, 470 Graves, Toby, 385, 508 Gray, Charles, 229, 449 Gray, Christina, 425, 555 Gray Helen 410, 528 Gray: Jack, ibz, 197,113,470 Gustafson, Ronald, 471 Guthrie, Ronald, 228, 448 Gutierrez, Charles, 471 Gutshall, Dianna, 361, 53 Guymon, Sharon, 471 Gwinn, Bonnie, 353, 528 H Haas, Laura, 277, 340, 555 Hackett, Clarence, 229, 449 Hackett, Daun, 452 Hackney, Carolyn, 471 Hackney, Thomas, 192, 208, 508 Haddad, Philip, 452 293, 394, Haddock, David, 66, 324, 508 Hanna, Dan, 226 Hannon, Sharon, 196, 425, 471 Hanraty, Mar , 378, 556 Caroll 340, 556 Hansen, Hansen, Judith, 482 Hansen, Judy, 367, 529 Hansen, Marie, 277, 280 Hansen, Sterling, 300, 324, 53 Hansens, Nancy Ann, 238, 240, 241, 258, 288, 291, 361,509 Harvey, Tana, 277 Harvison, Carole, 289, 529 Harwell, Barbara, 367, 53 Harwell, Benny, 509 Hasan, Syed, 272 Hasan, Zamir, 282 Haskin, Lee, 417, 556 Haskit, Joseph, 30 Hass, Ave, 349, 529 Hassman, Gary, 455 Hastings, Juna, 277, 367 Hatcher, Fred, 290, 430, 556 Hatcher, Lowell, 472 Hatfield, Cheryl, 374, 398, 529 Hatfield, Quinda, 277 Hathaway, Judith, 340, 556 Hatta, Leiko, 556 Haupt, Ronald, 333, 556 Hauser, Martin, 324, 556 Hess, John, 43, 509 Hesser, James, 30, 473 Hessong, Cherry, 361, 557 Hestbeck, Stephen, 417, 509 Hester, Mary, 341, 53 Hester, Sidney, 509 Heuston, Edward, 397, 557 Hewlett, Charlotte, 367, 53 Hey, Darlene, 341, 557 Hicken, Thomas, 53 Hanshu, Johnny, 333, 556 Hanson, Robert, 251 Hapke, Margaret, 280, 330, 556 Haralson, Gayle, 410, 471 Haraughty, Roger, 471 Harban, Donald, 421, 529 Harbaugh, Ann, 410, 509 Harbin, Deanna, 389, 529 Harbolt, Jimmy, 509 Hawkins, Ann, 257, 381, 509 Hawkins, Brenda, 409, 529 Hawkins, Carolyn, 330, 472 Hawkins, Edna, 361, 556 Hawkins, Joe, 263, 32.4, 509 Hawkins Hawkins , Leroy. 295 Peggy, 509 Hawkinsl Rhett, 277, 340, 555 , Vemon, 245 Hickman, Angelia, 341, 557 Halbman, Kerry, 256, 277, 291, 353, Hickok, James, 430, 557 Hicks, Clyde, 509 Hicks, Glen, 248, 529 Hicks, Kent, 421, 509 Hicks, Linda, 277 Hicks, Rodney, 324, 557 Hieronymus, Nancy, 398, 529 Hieronymus, William, 280 Higdon, Isaac, 218 Higginbottom, Jimmie, 353, 509 Higginbottom, Walker, 203, 356, 557 Higgins, Margaret, 277, 341, 557 Higgins, Michael, 36, 333, 529 Higgs, Byron, 434, 557 Highfill, Jean, 196 Gray, Jack L., 264 Gray, ames, 234, 386, 470 Gray, Jane, 214 Gray, Lawrence, 470 Gray, Mary, 349, 555 Gray, Norma, 70, 131, 211, 425, 508 Gray, Sandra, 349, 555 Gray, Sharon, 425, 508 Gray, 406, Graybi Vilgaynda, 62, 68, 210, 237, 295, ll, Glenda, 284, 340, 508 Greely, Ann, 398, 508 Green, Charles, 279, 280, 317, 528 Green, Gretchen, 36, 367, 508 Green, Ira, 324, 555 Green, James, 264, 397, 508 Green, Jeanne, 450 Green, Jon, 39, 263, 430, 470 Green, Lawrence, 578 Green, Sharon, 410, 555 Green, Nancy, 367, 555 Green, Pame a, 284, 340, 555 Green, Robert, 414, 470 Green, Robert E., 333, 555 Green, Robert L., 30, 35, 470 Green Green , Green , , Ronald, 289, 337 Ruth, 259, 425, 555 Shelby, 2:36, 394, sos Hadsall, Jack, 426, 508 Hafer, Judy, 361, 528 Haffner, Marcia, 199 Hafker, John, 324, 528 Hagan, Ginger, 199, 367, 508 Haggard, Bi ly, 286 Haggard, David, 217, 471 Haggerty, Don, 191, MJ, Z Hague, Jay, 317, 555 Ha ue, Suzann, 406, 555 Haan, Allen, 324, 508 Hahn, Arthur, 255 Hahn, John, 38, 448 Haigler, Danice, 361, 555 Haines, William, 528 Hainzinger, Dollie, 471 Hairfield, Charles, 426, 555 Hardage, Bob, 278 Hardcastle, Kenneth, 257, 426, 556 Harden, James, 220 Harder, John, 253, 509 Harder, Hardin, Hardin Kenneth, 471 Joe, 275, 276, 280, 529 John 471 Harding, Gary, 219, 509 Harding, Samuel, 317, 53 Hardman, Jon, 377, 556 Hardman, Leland, 225 Hardy, James, 168 Hardy, Polly, 345, 471 Hardy, Robert, 1, 262, 426, 529 Haithcock, Robert, 189, 191, 202, 413, Hardy, Terrie, 275, 410, 529 Harger, John, 452 Hargis, Vaden, 57, 67, 433, 529 Harkey, Byron, 434, 472 471 Halbrook, John, 324, 508 Halcomb, Marie, 367, 555 Harkins, Donald, 377, 472 Harlan, Harry, 280 Harland, Ernest, 229, 449 Harley, Rosemary, 289, 291, 353, 53 Green, Ste hen 417 I-l'a'leTDoug1a's7 356, 555 Hale, George, 413, 555 Harlarrd, Wtlliarrn 242 Hawpe, Frances, 406 Haws, Martha, 329, 472 Hawthorne, Kester, 39, 449 Hayashi, Edwin, 253, 472 Hayes, Clayton, 394, 556 Hayes, Donald, 377, 509 Hayes, Kyla, 238, 241, 367, 472 Hayhurst, Deana, 201, 361, 509 Haynes, Bill , 320, 472 Haynes, Ricllard, 249 Haynes, Tamara, 259, 367, 556 Haynes, Wilber, 229, 449 Hays, Arthur, 429, 509 Hays, James, 386 Hays, Mary, 275, 276, 361, 509 Haza, Gonzalo, 275 Hazels, David, 417, 556 Hazelton, Jerry, 390, 53 Hazlett, Benjamin, 377, 509 Hazlett, George, 192, 197 Head, Kath n, 330, 556 Headj' Alfrelilj' 215, 509 W Hi hfill, Larry, 473 Hi debrand, Carmeli, 53 i Hill Allen, 193, 197, 473 Hill Barbara, 300, 353, 557 Hill Bobby, 557 Hill Char es, 337, 557 Hill, Emestine, 211, 277, 279, 369, 509 Hill, Georgia, 372, 425, 473 Hill, Jackie, 228, 447 Hill James, 529 Hill Jayne, 275, 279, 353, 473 Hill, Kenneth, 324, 529 Hill, Linda, 425, 557 Hill, Lora, 240, 425, 473 Hill, Michael, 374, 418, 557 Hill Hill Ronald, 429, 452 Trois 356 473 Heath, Louise, 341, 556 P , , 528 Green, Tommy, 333, 555 Green, Virginia, 406, 528 Green Wesley 508 Greene, Juliet, 218, 508 Greenmyer, Thea, 220 Greenwold, Richard, 470 Hale, Jirgies, 320, 471 Hale, nard, 442, 555 Hale, Richard, 471 Hale, Ronald, 356, 555 Hale, Ronnie, 251 Hales, David, 254, 471 Heberti Greer, Greer, Alw , 555 Bobllfne, 374, 441, 578 Greer, Carofyn, 330, 528 Greer, Edna, 117, 196, 211, 441, 508 Greer, Patrick, 324, 555 Greer, Ral h, 397, 528 Greer, Rudlblph, 413, 55 Greer, Thomas, 254, 470 Gregg, John, 337, 555 Gregory, Douglas, 414, 508 Gregory, Glennie, 288, 398, 555 Gregory, Jay, 324, 555 Gregory, eanette, 211 Gregory, im, 470 Gregory, inda, 238, 240, 288, 31, 299, 367, 470 Gregston, Ronald, 233 Greiner, James, 470 Greiner, Sally, 378, 528 Greiner, Teresa, 381, 528 Gresham, Jerry, 326, 470 Grethen, Frances, 349, 555 Griffin, Christy, 211, 410, 508 Griffin, Doyce, 299, 452 Grilfin, George, 417, 555 Griffin, Jack, 397, 470 GriHfin Jud 329 508 Griflin, Linda, 367, 528 Griffin, Mary, 299, 367, 528 Gridin, Robert, 242, 250, 255, 470 Griffin, Thomas, 324, 555 Haley, Judith, 349, 555 Haley, Margaret, 406, 508 Hale , Patricia, 349, 555 Hggglurton, Martha, 283, 285, 286, 1, 471 Hall, Alyson, 275, 406, 555 Hall, Carolyne, 277, 367, 555 Hall, Charles, 333, 555 Hall, David, 324, 555 Hall, Duane, 232 Hall, Ferris, 219, 220, 578 Hall, Frederick, 438, 508 Hall, John, 356, 555 Hall, Leo, 251 Hall, Mark, 226 Hall, Oakley, 356, 555 Hall, Oran, 471 Hall, Roberta, 441, 528 Hall, Shari, 294 Hall, Sharon, 53 Hall, Sherry, 340, 556 Hall, William, 373, 385, 508 Hall William 442 529 Harlow, Guy, 509 Harman, Ca Harman, Keith, 529 Harmon, Maril n, 277, 556 Harmon, Sue, 1319, 529 Hamed, David, 250, 33, 509 Harned, Jlames, 437, 529 Hamey, rolyn, 345, 452 oy, 405, 472 Hearn, Ardeth, 509 Heam, Cormack, 356, 556 Heath, Harr , 413. 509 Heath, Heather, 389, 556 Heath, Heaton Pamela, 402, 556 Lero 301 Hebert ,Achill6, 315, 529 Carol, 285, 286. 472 Harper, Alpha, 389, 472 Harper, Lon, 317, 556 Harper, au Harper, Peg 1, 317, 509 gy, 367, 472 Harper, Steve, 246, 452 Harper, Richard, 472 Harrel, Darla, 472 Harrel, Frankie, 216, 220, 324, 509 Harrel, Myrtle, 214, 239, 285, 286, 329, 472 Harrington, Donald, 448 Harrington, Douglas, 276 Harrington, Gary, 317, 556 Harrington, Leslie, 275, 317, 529 Harrington, Margaret, 284, 349, 509 Harrington, Sharon, 367, 53 Harris, Dav d, 194, 324, 556 Harris, Fred, 472 Hggrgs, Jill, 68, 211, 239, 240, 241, 389, Harris, Joe, 254, 472 Griffith, David, 433, 508 Griffith, Gary, 333, 555 Griffith, Karen, 393, 508 Hamilton, Hodur, Rita, 361, 530 Griffith, Sherrell, 32, 382, 508 Grigar, Phyllis, 349, 555 Griggs, Dennis, 333, 528 Grigsby, Lloyd, 203, 317, 555 Grimes, Donna, 340, 555 Grimes, Gerry, 373, 417, 470, 416 Grimsley, Mark, 430, 508 Grisham, Cynthia, 410, 508 Hallford, Sharon, 302, 353, 556 Halliburton, Ann, 406, 556 Hallum, Eddie, 220 Halt, Elizabeth, 349, 556 Halterman, Jonna, 199, 367, 508 Halvorsen, Susan, 441, 556 Ham, Carolyn, 381, 508 Hamburg, Ronald, 508 Hamburger, Maurice, 254, 529 Hamil, John, 39, 450 Hamill, Barbara, 389, 556 Hamill, Carol, 211 Hamilton, Alan, 556 Hamilton, John, 235, 452 Hamilton, Karen, 367, 529 Hamilton, Mary, 196, 211, 406, 53 Hamilton, Sam, 192, 201 Harris, John, 231, 433, 556 Harris, Kenneth, 472 Harris, Margaret, 211, 308, 389, 53 Harris, Melvin, 356, 556 Harris, Phillip, 243, 251, 317, 472 Harris, Wesley, 246, 429, 452, Harris, Randell, 414, 556 Harris, Richard, 556 Harris, Roy, 509 Harris, Susan, 410, 556 Harris, Susan L., 285, 361, 472 Harris, Warren, 418, 556 Harrison , Barbara, 402, 556 Harrison, Carole, 340, 349, 556 Harrison, Cheryl, 257, 340, 556 Heck, Edward, 434, 529 Heckman, Lawrence, 289, 426, 556 Heckman, Lora, 441, 556 Hedlund, Brita, 275, 367, 556 Heer, Bemard, 191, 242, 320, 509 Heffel, Jerry, 414, 53 Hefner, Michael, 324, 556 Hefton, Lawrence, 473 Heidebrecht, Gary, 244 Heiliger, Wayne, 247 Heinrich, Rodney, 509 Heinze, Joneela, 361, 557 Heise, Donald, 377, 529 Heisley, Richard, 578 Heisley, Ronnie, 430, 53 Heitner, Pamela, 361, 557 Heitzke, John, 333, 529 Hellen, Herbert, 473 Hellen, William, 333, 557 Hellwege, Dale, 251 Helmers, Susan, 211 Hembree, Reece, 320, 473 Hemphill, Jo, 381, 557 Hemry, Loyce, 284, 286, 345, 509 Henderson, Barbara, 367, 529 Henderson, Charles, 225 Henderson, Joy, 367, 509 Hille, Jana, 367, 509 Hilsheimer, Dan, 373, 404, 405, 509 Hilsheimer, Kitty, 349, 557 Himes, Sandra, 341, 529 Hinderliter, Robert, 452 Hindman, Suzanne, 349, 530 Hines, Judith, 341, 530 Hines, Karen, 378, 530 Hines, Lonnie, 386, 530 Hininger, Lucille, 353, 557 Hinman, Charles, 251 Hinrichs, Judith, 296 Hinson, Charles, 557 Hinson, Nancy, 381, 530 Hinton, Howard, 324, 557 Hinton, James, 382, 530 Hinz, Joe, 215, 382, 530 Hisaw, Jimmy, 239 Hise, William, 333, 557 Hisel, Tommie, 367, 557 Hissem, Nancy, 378, 530 Hitch, Jane, 406, 557 Hitch, Paul, 433, 473 Hitchcock, John, 413, 509 Hitt, Bmce, 203, 324, 557 Hitt, Edward, 557 Hitt, James, 190, 262, 275, 324, 374, 426, 509 Hitt, Ronald, 281, 433, 473, 557 Hix, John, 201, 333, 557 Hixon, George, 168 Ho Sai, Hung, 271 Hoag, May, 398, 530 Hoag, William, 252 Hoar, Sharon, 260, 284, 314 Hobbs, Barbara, 361, 557 Hobbs, Larkin, 26, 473 Hobbs, Lonnie, 509 Hobbs, Paul, 235 Hoberecht, Jay, 374, 394, 557 Hobson, Gary, 509 Henderson, Marcia, 330, 557 Henderson, Patricia, 409, 473 Hobson, Herschel, 397, 530 Hobson, Ronald, 414, 557 Henderson, Russell, 3,3 Hendren, Cheryl, 341, 557 Hendrickson, Judith, 410, 509 Hendrix, Roger, 324, 557 Hendrix, Thomas, 190, 245, 320, 509 Henley, Ann, 353, 529 Hennigh, Thomas, 190, 43, 509 Henrich, James, 333, 557 Henry, Arlie, 191, 202, 235, 473 Hodgden, Robert, 333, 473 Hodge, Arthur, 437 Hodge, Karren, 329, 530 Hodges, Ellen, 270 Hodges, Larry, 356, 530 Hodges, Thomas, 429, 530 Hodges, Virgil, 252, 473 Hodges, William, 248, 251, 473 Hodson, Kirk, 69, 249 Wilmer, 217 Hamlin, Jerry, 193, 197, 471 Grisham, William, 190, 202, 470 Grisham, Wilma, 470 Grissette, Roger, 470 Grizzle, Carl, 356, 528 Grob, Ronald, 470 Groendyke, John, 508 Grooms, Ronald, 414, 528 Gross, Nolan, 228, 448 Grossman, Bill, 229, 297, 450 Grother, Ronald, 231 Grove, Robert, 33, 508 Grubbs, John, 317, 555 Grubbs, Lyndell, 421, 470 Gruntmeir, Joseph, 333, 555 Hamm, Allen, 356, 556 Hamm, Douglas, 390, 471 Hammack, James, 386, 508 Hammett, Susan, 409, 529 Hammond, Cheryl, 441, 556 Hammond, Jerry, 417, 556 Hammond, John, 252, 471 Hammond , Linda, 389, 578 Hammond, Stephanie, 340, 508 Hammons, Betty, 345, 556 Hammons, Hammour, Mary, 340, 529 Abdul, 269 Hampton, William, 374, 433, 556 Hamrick. Edyth, 349, 556 Gudgel, Judith, 528 Gudgel, Linda, 474 Guess, Robert, 333, 508 Guinn, Gary, 333, 555 Guiou, Gulley Gullic, Melvin, 508 , Curtis, 433, 555 Janice, 470 Gum, Gary, 508 Gumaer, Frances, 361, 528 Page 598 Hanan, Calvin, 69, 246, 255, 264, 288, 433, 471 Hanan, Judy, 367, 556 Hancock, James, 417, 509 Hancock, John, 221, 413, 529 Hancock, Mary, 409, 471 Hancock, Stanley, 317, 509 Hand, Kathryn, 340, 556 Hand, Keith, 229, 450 Harrison, David, 578 Harrison, Frank, 317, 509 Harrison, Mary, 367, 529 Harrison Richard, 386, 509 Harrisoni William, 219 Harriss, Janet, 402, 556 Harry, K Harshma ristin, 259, 349, 556 n, Avonelle, 367, 509 Hart, Janice, 402, 53 Han, John, 433, 509 Hart, Thomas, 324, 529 Hart, Vivian, 277 Hartenbower, James, 192, 438, 509 Hartman , Gage, 279, 281 Hartman, Iliff, 193, 472 Hartman , John, 413, 472 Hartman, Sid, 509 Hartman, Stephen, 219 Hartmann, Barry, 356, 557 Hartmeyer, Richard, 288, 426, 529 Hartness, Richard, 187, 190, 191, 203 202, 221 Harvey, Alton, 287, 472 Harvey, Julie, 361, 529 Harvey, Larry, 214, 30, 265 Harvey, Paul, 377, 529 Harvey, Robert, 191 Henry, Aubrey, 356, 557 Henry, Janice, 256, 281, 557 Henry, Melvyn, 418, 473 Henry, Michael, 235, 394, 557 Henry, Virginia, 349, 557 Henslee, Edwin, 317, 509 Hensley, Arthur, 386, 529 Hensley, Jack, 433, 529 Hensley, Ray, 324, 557 Henson, James, 214, 220 Henthorn, Marcus, 245 Henthorn, Robert, 422, 509 Herbert, Jeanette, 221, 281, 284, 289, 378, 557 Herbert. Mary, 284, 298, 349, 509 Herd, Violet, 249, 557 Heritage , Thomas, 433, 557 Herndon, Lawrence, 578 Herrian, Herring, Barbara, 361, 557 Douglas, 219, 401, 473 Herring, Ira, 557 Herring, Judy, 211, 287, 409, 529 Herring, Larry, 386, 473 Hess, Elizabeth, 349, 557 Hess, Faris, 430, 557 Hoff, Gary, 333, 557 Hoffman, Dennis J., 356, 557 Hoffman, Dennis R., 242, 250, 473 Hoffman, George, 557 Hoffman, James, 324, 530 Hoffman, Larry, 337, 473 Hogaboom, Julie, 230 Hogan, Gretta, 374, 425, 557 Hogan, Ronald, 374, 42, 557 Hogan, William, 375, 473 Hogg. Effie, 361, 473 Hogue, Laurence, 473 Hogue, Norma, 509 Ho comb, Carolyn, 341, 557 Holden, Chester. 333, 530 Holder, Jerry, 333, 557 Holder, Larry, 557 Holderread, Anita, 275, 425, 473 Holdridge, Curtis, 433, 530 Holdridge, Judith, 410, 530 Holland, James, 244, 373, 426, 509 Holland, Lester, 250, 452 Holland, Michael, 324, 557 Hnlleman, Ronald, 530 Holley, John, 324, 557 Holliday, James, 430, 530 Holliday, Linda, 29, 398, 530 Holliman, Donald, 337, 530 Hollis, Marilyn, 367, 509 Hollis, Mark, 530 Hollis, Paul, 244, 442, 473 Hollon, Ralph, 22, 356, 557 Holloway, Carl, 249 Hgggway, Kenneth, 65, 209, 213, 218 Holloway, Terry, 324, 530 Hollrah, Paul, 530 Hollrah, Richard, 264, 28 Hollrah, Robert, 191, 202, 241, 289 Holman, George, 433, 473 Holman Lois, 473 Holmberg, Loretta, 195, 289, 441, 474 Holmberg, Nels, 21 Holmes, Clarence, 474, 578 Holmes, Ga le, 241, 406, 474 Holmes, Rolllert, 429, 530 Holme, Stephen, 28, 413, 448 Holmes, Susan, 241, 345, 406, 558 Holt, Charita, 381, 474 Hoga Harvey, 65, 213, 214, 24, 401, Holt, Jaxdith, 367, 530 Holt, 'chard, 232 Holtmeyer, Marlin, 251, 510 Holton, Linda, 196, 211, 214, 389, 530 Holub, Albert, 530 Human, James, 320, 530 Homsey, Connie, 349, 558 Honeycutt, Ann, 367, 510 Honeycutt, Carol, 340, 530 I-Ion rapat, Suthat, 20, 273 Hudgins, Laddie, 209, 213, 215, 382, 510 Hud ins, Robert, 373, 414, 415, 474 HudEn, Charles, 510 Hudlow, Charles, 510 Hudson, Danny, 28, 448 Hudson, Fred, 243, 474 Hudson, John, 324, 558 Huebsch, Michael, 333, 558 Hueston, Eddie, 26 Huh, George, 218, 382, 530 Huffman, Steven, 333, 558 HuH'myer, Joe, 433, 558 Huggard, Kathie, 341, 558 Huggard, Virginia, 353, 530 Huggins, James, 510 Huggins, John, 255 Hug es, Aralyn, 393, 558 Hughes, Catherine, 425, 474 Hughes, Gary, 530 Hughes, Lloyd, 474 Hughes, Markay, 406, 558 Hughes, Mary, 367, 510 Hughes, Nancy, 341, 558 Hu hes, William, 430, 558 Huiender, David, 413, 510 Hullender, Eva, 510 Huls, Glenna, 345, 510 Humble, Jerry, 356, 558 Humes, Earl, 413, 558 Hummel, Richard, 233, 426, 58 Humphrey, Elbert, 474 Humphrey, Mary, 345, 510 Humphrey, Michael, 356, 558 Hunkapillar, Darryl, 224 Hunsaker, 194, 289, 333, 558 Hunt, Joanne, 378, 558 Jackson, Judy, 362, 558 Jackson, Robert, 259 Jackson, Terry, 28, 448 Jackson, Thomas, 333, 558 Jackson, Tommy, 475 Jackson Vemon, 252 4 Jackson, William, 421, 531 Jacobs, Harry, 430, 475 Jacobs, ames, 413 Jacobs. erry, 28, 447 Jacobs, Wil iam, 174 Jacobson, Jzack, 259 Jacobson, obert, 194, 201 Jaggars, Hershel, 29, 450 James, Bobby, 333, 558 James, Carl, 253 James, Charles, 295 James, R ichard, 213, 215, 510 James, Richard, 382 James, Robert, 42, 558 James, Rosalyn, 295 Jams, Sharron, 284, 295 James, Thomas, 475 James, Willi, 299, 362, 531 Jamison, John, 397, 510 Jan, Jameela, 270 Janco, Steven, 232, 430, 510 Jantz, Stephen, 558 Jaronek, Charles, 421, 510 Jarrell, Robert, 413, 558 Jarrett, Jerry, 475 ' , 14,415 12212, 133320, 475 Jarvis, R ichard, 433, 531 Jasper, William, 510 Jatala, Parviz, 268, 475 Jay, Frances, 406, 558 Hunter Hong? Billie, 393, 474 Hood, Jack, 530 Hooker, Cheryl, 199, 367, 510 Hooper, Karen, 409, 558 Hooper, Sandra, 398, 558 Hooper Vema, 425, 558 Hoover: Claude, 317 Hunt, Karen, 367, 558 Hunt, Mary, 367, 558 Hunt, Tandy, 292, 319, 320, 530 Hunt, Vance, 42, 474 Hunter, Charlotte, 231, 409, 530 Hunter, Pamela, 277, 398, 510 Robert, 438, 474 Jay, Stephen, 433, 531 Jedlicka, Charles, 252 Je coat, Carl, 279, 281 Jeaers, Teddie, 270, 289 Jeffrey, Frances, 432, 441, 475 Jelfrey, Phyllis, 68, 425, 475 Jeflus, Larry, 324, 558 Hoover, Linda, 238, 258 Hoover, Toby, M, 401, 449, 530 Hopcus, Kenneth, 191, 200, 42, 510 Hope, Jacquelyn, 353, 558 Hopkins, Hal, 390, 474 Hopkins, Janet, 425, 510 Hopkins, Nora, 329, 558 Hoppe, Cheryl, 199, 421, 530 Kinkaid, David, 413, 531, 71 Juneja, Prem, 251 Hopper, Darrel, 243, 251 Hopper, Dianna, 341, 530 Hopper, Homer, 275, 276, 281 Hopper, Nancy, 277 Hoppers, Robert, 232, 324, 530 Hopson, Paula, 71, 314, 341, 474 Hopton Sylvia, 474 Horineli, Brian, 553 Hunter, Velosco, 214, 215, 221, 288, 401, 530 Hurlbutt, Raymond, 530 Hurst, Edward, 530 Hurst, Jerry, 413, 510 Hurst, ichard, 189, 190, 202, 317, 510 Hurt, Jay, 430, 510 Husain, Mahbub, 270 Hussain, Mohomed, 268, 452 Huston, Howard, 417, 474 Huston, Patricia, 240, 241, 389, 474 Huston, Paul, 417, 558 Hutchens, Carroll, 32, 530 Hutchins, Ann, 349, 558 Hutchinson, Larry, 215, 356, 474 Jelinek, Annette, 402 Jelinek, Leon, 475, 531 Jenkins, Carol, 367, 558 Jenkins, David, 232, 475 Jenkins, Jeanene, 378, 531 Jenkins Michelle, 195, 231, 32, 475 Jenkinsz Zelda, 367, 531 Jenkinson, Carol, 21, 367, 558 Johnst Johnst Johnst Johnst Johnst Johnst Johnst Johnst Johnst Johnst Johnst Iolly. Iolly. Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, on, Donald, 257 on, Janice, 367, 559 on, Jerry, 476 on, Keith, 276, 321, 531 on, Larry, 559 on, Marsha, 221, 362, 559 on, Marvin, 324, 559 on, Ovonual, 21 on, Patrick, 59 on, Roberta, 284, 362, 531 on, Ronald, 187, 191, 202 Harbhajan, 476 Janna, 349, 559 Ben, 426, 476 Bettye, 362, 476 Charles, 234, 476 Charlie, 21, 333, 559 Connie, 393, 578 Darlene, 330, 511 Jones, Delaine, 66, 410, 531 Jones, Donald F., 317, 531 Jones, Donald G., 254 Jones, Gail, 254, 324, 531 Jones, George, 324, 531 Jones, Gerald, 390, 511 Jones, Hugh Connor, 433, 511 Jones, Jakie, 214, 215, 221, 401, 511 Jones James L. 318, 559 Jones: James N1 313, 390, 476 Jones, Janet, 341, 559 Jones, Joseph, 356, 559 Jones, Judith, 302, 68, 425, 531 Jones, Ken, 405, 559 Jones, Murl, 421, 511 Jones, Norton, 324, 559 Jones, Pamela, 367, 531 Jones, Philip, 266 Jones, Philip, 333, 531 Jones, Phyllis, 330, 578 Jones, Preston, 42, 531 Jones, Reed, 511 Jones, Richard E., 243 Jones, Richard M., 452 Jones, Richard S., 234, 315, 333, 531 Jones, Saundria, 362, 531 Jones, Sherry, 32, 531 Jones, Shirley, 362, 531 Jones, Stanley, 413, 452 Jones, Stephen, 29, 28, 448 Jones Susan 196 198 410 511 Jones: Travis, 228, 448 1 Jones, Virginia, 402, 511 Kennedy, Charles, 194, 337, S9 Kennedy, Lowell, 325, 531 Kennedy, Paula, 258, 280, 282, 287, 362, 531 Kennedy, Virgil, 193 Kenney, Robert, 24 Kenicutt, Barbara, 367, 559 Kent, James, 217, 255 Kent, Tommy, 406 Kenyon, Austin, P26 Kerby, Robert, 531 Kem, Geor e, 333, 559 Kem, Harold, 413, 511 Kerr, Donna, 362, 559 Kerr, Robert, 214 Kessler, Craig, 414, 559 Kester, Monty, 263 Kester, Phyllis, 263 Ketcham, Anita, 63, 374, 406, 543, 559 Ketter, Jo, 21, 297, 341, 531 Keudell, Kenneth, 426, 452 Key, Mary, 275, 362, 559 Key, Phillip, 321, 531 Keyes, E. Carlyn, 353, 559 Keys, Karen, 70 Keyser, Kenneth, 250, 191, 321, 511 Khuhro, Masood, 270 Kibby, Jimmie, 265, 476 Kiburis, Anthony, 337, 531 Kidder, Dennis, 559 Kidwell, William, 394, 511 Kilfoy, Barry, 333, 559 Kilgore, Cheryl, 362, 511 Kil gore, Donald, 511 Killion, Larry, 429, 560 Killough, Richard, 22, 450 Killough, William, 318, 560 Kilmer, Neal, 337, 452 Kimball, Judith, 425, 531 Kimball, Sarah, 329, 476 Kimberlin, Linda, 381, 477 Kimes, Judy, 367, 511 Kinder, Joe, 232 Horinek, Kenneth, 474 Horinek, Robert, 530 Hormchong, Twee, 25, 273 Hutchison, Charles, 405, 510 Hutchison, Herbert, 374 Hutchison, Jan, 115 Hutchison, Larry, 510 Hom, Donald, 324, 558 Hom, St Hom, ohn, 194 Hom, lu dy, 441, 558 Hom, Lura, 510 Hom, Nancy, 367, 558 Hom, Pame a, 345 hen, 430, 474 Hutchison, Steve, 356, 558 I-Iombuckelb, William, 401, 449 Homer, M1135 277 Horsley, T dy, 69, 246 I-Iorstman, Steven, 324, 558 Horton, gackie, 447 Horton, haron, 3311, 558 Hosch, Thomas, 243 Hoskins, Johnny, 29, 449 Hoster, Bruce, 558 Hottel, Rex, 530 Hou, Derson, 271 Houck, Merlyn, 236 Houk, Joyce, 530 Houk, obert, 474 Houser, Dan, 215 Houston, Hollis, 389, 530 Houston, Samuel, 401, 558 Hove, Karen, 114, 196, 211, 389, 530 Hovis, Gary, 452 Howard, Katherine, 286, 367, 530 Howard, Martin, 224 Howard, Robert, 429, 530 Howard, William, 377, 510 Howarth, John, 29, 450 Howe, Brenda, 199, 361, 510 Howe Charles Hutson, Karen, 234, 308, 367, 474 Hyatt, Michael, 373, 417, 510 Hyatt, Terry, 558 Hyatt, Terry L., 201, 426, 530 Hyden, Robert, 24, 337, 474 Hynes, Mary, 402, 530 I Ige, Edwin, 230, 324, 530 Igler, James, 20, 510 I o, Erwin, 230 Iiard, Charles, 69, 217, 442, 510 Illingworth, Alfred, 212, 324, 530 Imboden, Leslie, 578 Imes, John, 510 Imle, Robert, 188, 192, 197, 394, 474 Inciardi, Suzanne, 531 Inda, John, 510 Ingram, David, 233 Ingroff, David, 28, 414, 452 Inman, James, 321, 474 Inman, Joel, 430 Innarella, Vincent, 324, 531 Jenks, Richard, 194, 333, 558 Jenks, Robert, 263, 278 Jennings, David, 236, 32, 475 Jennings, Jan, 393, 558 Jennings, John, 390, 531 Jennings, Margaret, 441, 475 Jennings, Michael, 21 Jensen, Albert, 189, 324, 510 Jensen, Jgel, 228, 447 Jensen, enneth, 510 Jepson, Mary, 341, 558 Jemigan, David, 452 Jessup, Margaret, 406 Jessup, Terry, 430, 475 Jewell, Nicholas, E, 449 Jimison, Joseph, 246 Jindra, Dwain, 22 Johannes, Carol, 28, 341, 559 Jordan, Nanette, 389, 559 Jordan, Thomas, 385, 531 Joms, David, 426, 511 Joule, Gail, 275 Joyce, John, 413, 511 Joyner, Ellen, 284, 286, 70 Kindle, Jerry, 325, 560 Kindred, David, 325, 560 Kindschi, Connie, 21, 381, 560 King Charles, 280, 356, 560 King, Gary A., 452 King, Gary L., 434, 560 King, John, B., X10 King, John P., 278 King, Linda, 425, 560 King, Merlyn, 531 King, Thomas, 437, 511 Kin Virginia 341 560 Kinihde, J4 ,,283,,410, 411 Kinkade, Rorgert, 214, 21, 477 Jung, Charles, 333, 559 , , 25 Howe, David, 320, 510 Howe Marian, 362, 530 Howei Par, 218, 510 Howe, Phillip, 3TI, 558 Howe, Richard, 320, 510 Intachakra, Tumrong, 273 Irani, Aspi, 246, H, 272, 452 Irving, Clyde, 474 Irving, Irving, Patricia, 240, 21, 29, 474 William, 192, 197,510 Irwin, David, 475 Irwin, James, Z Irwin, Jana, 578 Irwin, Nancy, 282, 398, 558 Irwin, Paula, 362, 558 Irwin, William, 200 Isaak, Doyle, 510 Isarangkura, Rungru, 273 Howell, Glenda 341, 558 Howell, Joan, 425, 558 Howel, John, 191, 22, 474 Howell, Kathleen, 238, 258, 299, 398, 474 Howell, Richard, 418 Howell, David, 356, 510 Howell, William, 433, 530 Howerton, Ronald, 405, 510 Howl, Vir 'nia, Howland, ioger, 29, 401, 449 Howser, Caro yn, 259, 341, 558 Hoyle, Richard, 394, 510 Hoyt, Sarah, 367, 510 Hromas, James, 417, 510 Huang, Weu, 271 Isham, Jackie, 69 Ishmael, Doulglas, 245, 531 Isom, Kennet , 29, 25, 450 Iven, Nicholas, 27, 475 Ivery, Marilyn, 329, 475 Ivester, Lilbum, 475 lvester, Marilyn, 275, 362, 531 Iyer, Venkat, 237, 253, 266, 272, 578 Hubbard, Diane, 367, 558 Hubbard, Don, 276, 32, 510 Hubbard, Elizabeth, 343, 530 Hubbard, Gene, 229, 449 I-Iudgins, Judy, 410, 558 I Jack, Daniel, 578 Jack, William, 294 Jacks nley, 242, 510 , Li Jackson, Andrew, E Jackson Dale, 22 Jackson' Donald, 2.35, 292, 431, sio Jackson, Gary, 390, 558 Jackson, Janet, 367, 558 Jackson, Janet K., 393, 558 Jackson, Judith, 236, 367, 475 Johns, Mary, 367, 531 Johnson, A an, 356, 559 Johnson, Arthur, 475 Johnson, Barbara, 21, 301 Johnson, Betty, 345, 510 Johnson, Brian, 317, 531 Johnson, Bruce, 317, 510 Johnson, Charles, 475 Johnson, Darryl, 510 Johnson, David, 430, 559 Johnson, Diana, 353, 510 Johnson, Bradley, 333, 559 Johnson, Gayne 1, 393, 531 Johnson, Glenn, 208, 455 Johnson, Gloria, 367, 510 Johnson Gregory 324, 559 Jonnsonj Janice, 393, 578 Johnson, Jennifer, 349, 559 Johnson, Jimmy, 62, 559 Johnson, Jo, 68, 195, 211, 240, 372, 402, 531 Johnson, John K., 324. 559 Johnson, John S., 300, 324, 531 Johnson, Johnny, 214 Johnson, Judith A., 367, 559 Johnson, Judith O., 378, 510 Johnson, Judy, 21, 367, 559 Johnson, Kenneth, 236, 249, 476 Johnson, Kristin, 275, Ml, 559 Johnson, Larry, 559 Johnson Leroy, 216 510 Jonnsonj Linda, 3671531 Johnson Lois 314 345 510 Johnson: Lynnette: 21 1 Johnson Mar aret 349 510 Johnson: Mnnlyn, ,199, 441, 416 Johnson, Michael, 417, 559 Jogfison, Michael D., 184, 215, 317, 0 Johnson, Rita, 277, 349, 559 Johnson, Robert G., 241 Johnson, Robert J., 188, 190, 192, 390, 476 Johnson, Ronald, 315, 320, 510 Johnson, Steven, 578 Johnson, Ted, 559 Johnson, Terry, 289, 426, 559 Johnson, William, 245, 394, 395, 510 Johnson, William D., 333, 559 Johnson, William H., 373, 42, 476 Johnston, Allen, 476 Johnston , Anna, 367, 559 Just, Eric, 281, 282 Just, Judy, 441, 559 K Kahle, Timothy, 356, 559 Kahoa, George, 22, 476 Kalhoefer, Roger, 430, 559 Kamas, Leslie, 325, H9 KammererkJ1acob, 254 Kamoosi, osrow, 268 Kamp, Anne, 349, 511 Kanelakos, Howard, 318, 531 Kannady, Charles, 356, 559 Kinkaid, Dennis, 413, 477 Kinneberg, Bruce, 282 Kinney, William, 232 Kinzer, David, 531 Kinzer, Richard, 25 Kirby, Dick, 29, 449 Kirby, Jiilia, 367, 477 Kirby, aymond, 42, 531 Kirk, James F., 333, 560 Kirk, James L., 333, 560 Kirk, James S., 356 Kirk, John, 24, 321, 531 Kirk, Judith, 372, 378, 511 Kirkeby, Karl, 430, 477 Kirkland, Charles, 29, 449 Kantzer, Connie, 340, 559 Kappler, Robert, 233, 199, 318, 531, 201 Karasek, Richard, 531 Karasudhi, Pishidhi, 273 Karban, Katherine, 303, 353, 559 Karrenbrock, Marsha, 476 Kastens, Louis, 28 Kastner Ste hen 259 476 Kirkpatrick, Carolyn, 280, 362 Kirkpatrick, Edward, 318, 477 Kirkpatrick, F., 219, 401, 477 Kirkpatrick, Gene, 334, 560 Kirkpatrick, Jerry, 362, 531 Kirkpatrick, John, 28, 447 Kirkpatrick, Larry, 356, 560 Kirkpatrick, Lee. 301, 362, 531 Kirkpatrick, Michael. 433, 511 Katar, Malklian, 225, 272 Katner, Myra, 362, 531 Katz, Howard, 318, 559 Kaupke, Jana, 341, 559 Kays, Ju y, 409, 476 Kays, Nancy, 409, 559 Kays, Stan, 417, 531 Keahey, Carl, 290, 425 Keas, Linda, 211, 196, 389, 511, 188 Keathley, Jackson, 25, 476 Keck, Russell, 302, 434, 559 Keef, Lavada, 362, 511 Keel, Barbara, 345, 511 Keffer, Douglas, 232, 430, 476 Keflemariam, Joseph, 27 Keith, Constance, 288, 353, 511 Keith, Lawrence, 212, 42, 531 Keitz, James, 417, 531 Kelamis, Christine, 196, 410, 476 Kelle, Kellen Charles, 28 barger, Micha, 333, 559 Keller, Barbara, 393, 559 Keller, Eleanor, 275, 302, 381, 559 Keller, Stanley, 374, 413, 559 Kelley, Betty, 345, 476 Kelling, Ron, 325, 559 Kelln, James, 264, 333, 531 Kelly, James, 325, 559 Kelly, Mary, 287 Kelsey, Barry, 275, 280 Kemp, John, 426, 531, 282 Kemp, Linda, 275, 341, 531 Kemper, Earl, 452 Kendall, Delmar, 405 Kendall, Paul, 325, 559 Kendall, Stephen, 221, 452 Kendrick, Claud, 242, 250 Kendrick, Larry, 377, 476 Kengle, Marietta, 329, 511 Kirmse, Judy, 32. 531 Kirst, Michael, 430, 560 Kirtley, James, 414, 531 Kirtley, Joe, 280. 276 Kirton, Terry, 437, 531 Kise, Roger, 248, 386, 560 Kiser, William, 236, 373, 426, 477 Kistler, Kent, 386, 560 Kitchen, George, M Kite, Linda, 341, 560 Kizer, George, 212, 250, 279, 280, 325, 531 Klaus, Annita, 329, 511 Kleeman, Howard, M Klein, Alan, 23 Klein, Kenneth, 373, 430, 477 Klenda, Beverly, 27, 349, 560 Kline, Bruce, 560 Klingenberger, David, 255 Klingsick, Dennis, 386, 560 Klotz, William, 191, 2UZ, 477 Klovestad, Donald, 325, 560 Knesek, Jeannette, 239, 114, 329, 511 277 Knight, Dalean, 367, 477 Knight, Larry, 438, 477 Knight, Robert, 232, 477 Knori, Leon, 511 Knott, Arthur, 203 Knowles, James, 325, 560 Knox, Kathryn, 381, 531 Knutson, Gordon, 250, 477 Kobyluk, James, 325, 531 Koch, Carl, 325, 560 Koch, Richard, 4Tl' Koch, Saundra, 367, 560 Koegeboehn, Larry, 209, 278, 452 Koepsell, Paul, 263 Koemer, Emelia, 28, 341, 560 Page 599 Kolar, William, 29, 401, 449 Komolrit, Kusug, 273 Koonphol, Surat, 20, 273 Koons, Raymond, 426, 477 Koop, Gerald, 190, 386, 511 Korthase, Mary, 345, 511 Koscheski, Ted, 477 Kosted, Carolyn, 238, 298, 349, 511 Kosydar, Ken, 334, 560 Kouba, Kendall, 356, 531 Kounter, Douglas, 325, 560 Kovitz, Louis, 334, 560 Kraft, Patricia, 211, 238, 283, 308, 398, 511 Kramp, Susan, 367, 511 Kratina, Karen, 402, 511 Krejci, Randle, 385, 477 Kreps, Donna, 362, 560 Kretlow, Diana, 425, 531 Kretzschmar, Johnny, 320, 531 Krieger, James, 356, 511 Krier, Karen, 26, 367, 477 Krisman, Gary, 21, 232, 430, 477 Krivanek, Louis, 334, 560, 560 Kroamer, Linda, 277 Kroger, Patricia, 409, 560 Krows, Dale, 218, 477 Krueger, John, 216, 28, 511 Krumrei, Donald, 390, 531 Kucera, Emil, 438, 511 Kucera, Gloria, 368, 560 Ku u, Masako, 477 Kumi, Mary, 362, 477 Kuhn, Patricia, 393, 560 Kula, Richard, 578 Kulkami, Mohan, 251 Kunka, Howard, 263, 321, 511 Kunneman, David, 298, 477 Kunz, Sidney, 2 Kuo, Ling, 271 Kuras, Thomas, 26, 302, 42, 531 Kurt, Boyd, 217 Kurt, Carl, 255, 394, 477 Kurtz, Richard, 235, 477 Kusel, John, 212, 20, 300, 382, 531 Kutz, Gary, 247, 249 Kuykenda 1, Don, 356 Kuykendall, Phillip, 560 Kygar, Jean, 211, 251, 195, 410, 511 Kysar, Margaret, 278, 280, 277 Kyle, Norma, 349, 560 L Lubass, Barbara, 289, 294, 329, 511 Labass, Robert, 430, 560 Labrue, Paul, 477 Lacalf, William, 414, 511 Lackey, Joyce, 378, 560 Lackey, Judly, 381, 531 Lackey, Wi liam, 28, 337, 477 Lacki, Michael, 26, 302, 42, 531 Lacy, Jeffrey, 29, 263, 278, 377, 4TI Lafevers, Jean, 393, 560 Lafevers, Nancy, 393, 511 Lagere, William, 531 Lagrone, Charles, 394, 560 La ey, Eddie, 373, 397, 477, 396 Lalaii, Pankaj, 246, 265, 272, 453 Lalc andami, Arjan, 248, 272, 453 Laliwala, Jitendra, 248, 266, 272 Lamar, Floyd, 217, 255, 477 Lamar, Roy, 511 Lamar, Ted, 356, 560 Lamb, Jennifer, 409, 560 Lamberson, Larry, 356, 478 Lambert, Daniel, 560 Lambeth, Jodyann, 259, 263 Lamdin, Brad, 438, 478 Lamdin, Jay, 24, 438, 478 Lancaster, Richard, 318, 560 Lance, William, 28, 447 Landers, Dorothy, 368, 511 Landess, Fred, 318, 531 Landis, Mary, 330, 560 Landreth, Michael, 321, 531 Landrum, Margaret, 301, 378, 560 Landsman, Dorothy, 28, 368, 560 Lane, Janet, 368, 511 Lane, Jerry, 368, 560 Lane, Joseph, 321, 531 Lane, Nomtan, 401, 478 Lane, Ronald, 68, 188, 192, 189, 197, 478 Langley, Larry, 245, 414, 478 Langley, Larry, L., 249, 442, 560 Langston, Maurice, 302, 394, 531 Langston, Richard, 433, 531 Langston, Sylvia, 211, 236 Lanier, John, 426, 511 Lankford, Philip, 394, 560 Lanman, Gary, 279, 280, 318, 478 Lanning, Sharren, 362, 560 Lanphere, Linda, 409, 478 Lansden, Kathal, 368, 531 Lansdon, Glenda, 211, 363, 196, 362, 501, 511 Lansford, James, 194, 318, 560 Lantz, Ralph, 386, 560 Laporte, Roe, 356, 560 Large, Joe, 325, 560 Larr, Connie, 341, 560 Larrabee, Jack, 337, 560 Larsen, Matthew, 203 Lame, David, 390, 511 Larue, Forrest, 334, 560 Lary, Harold, 296, 334, 560 Lasater, John, 215 Lasby, Linda, M9, 560 Lash, Eugene, 405, 561 Lassley, Lexie, 561 Latifi, Mostafa, 268 Page 600 Latta, Thomas, 450 Latta, Garry, 437, 511 Laubach, Lynn, 329, 511 Lauder, Sherman, 218 Laulfer, George, 191, 202 Laughlin, Douglas, 249 Laursen, Chris, 478 Laverty, Edward, 334, 531 Laverty, Russell, 167 Lawrence, Sandra, 362, 561 Lawrence, Sharon, 341, 561 Lawrenz, Virginia, 368, 478 Lawson, James, 337, 561 Lawson, Judith, 368, 478 Lawson, Richard, 356, 511 Lawton, Kenneth, 421, 511 Layton, Bill, 356, 511 Layton, Charles, 321, 511 Layton, Joe, 511 Layton, Susan, 362, 561 Leader, Edward, 337, 561 Leader, Elizabeth, 274, 278, 280, 299, 362, 478 Leak, Margaret, 402, 561 Lease, Beverly, 561 Lecrone, Sharon, 381, 561 Ledbetter, Joan, 349, 561 Ledden, Leslie, 410 Ledden, Pamela, 410, 561 Ledzema, Alfonso, 270, 278 Ledgerwood, Harry, 511 Lee, Andrea, 368, 531 Lee, Dennis, 289 Lee, Harold, 356, 561 Lee, James, 478 Lee, Kathryn, 238, 287, 299, 368, 478 Lee, Linda, 378, 531 Lee, Linda K., 561 Lee, Linda L., 478 Lee, Michael, 198, 561, 201 Lee, Noelita, 398, 561, 22 Lee, Richard, 531 Lee, Virginia, 301, 378, 561 Leech, James, 426, 478 Leeper, John, 234, 315, 334, 512, 511 Leeviraphan, Manoon, 273 ate, a , , Eine' llldy' gggbsliivs Legg. 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Mary, 378, 531 Levann, Sharyn, 402, 561 Levings, Gary. 191 Levy, Dale, 390. 512 Levy, Joyce, 360, 478 Lewallen, Fred, 531 Lewellen, Michael, 255 Lewis, Homer, 374, 382, 531 Lewis, Joe, 252 Lewis, John E., 394, 478 Lewis, John R., 437 Lewis, John Robert, 561 Lewis, Leon, 281, 532 Lewis, Mary, 425, 561 Lewis, Sammye, 410, 532 Lewis, Sherryl. 259 Lewis, Susan, 398, 561, 277 Li, Hsiao-Yuan, 271, 278 Liaboc, Karen, 260, 362, 561 Liang, Chuyu. 271 Liao, George, 271, 453 Liao, Nan, 271 Liaw, Boen, 453 Licklider, James, 20 Lieb, William, 382. 532 Lieber, Mary, 353, 561 Liepnieks, Silvija, 448 Lightfoot, Linda, 302, 389, 561, 578 Lightfoot, Phillip, 265, 478 Lihou. Richard, 561 Lile, Max, 373, 434, 478 Lin Tung. 271 Linam, Thomas, 512 Lincoln, Patty, 368, 532 Lindley, Charles, 512 Lindley, David, 417, 561 Lindon, Vir inia, 378, 478 Lindsly, Ro5ert, 418, 532 Lingo, Jerry, 234, 334, 561 Linn, Jack, 214 Linn, Lawrence. 167 Lipps, Larry, 532 Lisle, Mary, 284, 286, 368, 578 Litondo, John, 248, 267 Little, Charles, 218, 325, 532 Little, Gerald, 334, 561 Litton, Carol, 349, 561 Livingston, James, 448 Livin ton, Jerry, 321, 478 Lleweqlyn, George, 194, 357, 561 Lloyd, Charles, 478 Loats, James, 281, 325, 561 Locasso, Richard, 405, 478 Locke, June, 368, 532 Lockridge, Calion, 373, 375 LoelHer, Louis, 67, 394, 561 Loeffler, Patsy, 441, 478 Loepp, Joseph, 221, 281, 325, 561 Logan, E. Jane, 441, 561 Logan, Harold, 190, 202, 413, 512 Loiglan, Suzanne, 284, 378, 532 Lo mann, Jenifer, 287, 441, 561 Lohmeyer, Nancy, 409, 561 Lohrey, William, 433, 532 Lollar, James, 357, 561 Long, Charles, 26 Long, Keith, 25, 478 Long, Robert, 390, 479 Loomis, Larry, 325, 532 Looper, Danny, 325, 561 Lopiparo, Nick, 27, 65, 532 Lorenz, James, 382, 561 Lorenzen, Kay, 288, 406, 532 Loring, Sandra, 368, 512 Lorton, Leonard, 479 Los, Jonathan, 266, 292, 308, 66, 321, 479, 57 Lott, Charles, 377, 512 Lotven, Brian, 561 Loughridge, Billy, 241. 321, 512 Lounsbury, Marian, 283, 402, 479 Love, Janice, 410, 532 Love, Kenneth, 438, 532 Lovel. Gene, 561 Lovell, James, 26 Lovett, Jodie, 561 Lovett, Roy, 561 Loving Sally, 211, 362, 512 Logvgb loria, 238, 288, 299, 308, 398, Lowcock, Lar , 246, 479 Lowerison, Jorl,-ln, 325, 561 Lowery, Dewey, 357, 532 Lowery, Penny, 368, 479 Lowrance, John, 334, 532 Lowry, George, 232, 433, 479 Lowry, Joe, 243 Lowry, Mary, 441 Loyd, Tracy, 281, 512 Lu Chyi Haw, 453 Lucas, Andy, 337, 561 Lucas, David, 42, 453 Lucas, Helen, 287, 368, 512 Lucas, Jerry, 192, 197 Lucas, Joe, 334, 532 Lucas, Norita, 21, 258, 285, 362 Lucas, Thomas, 561 Luckinbill, Dennis, 248, 253, 188, 192 Luckinbill, Thomas, 192. 197, 479 Ludewig, Michael, 394, 532 Lumppio. Robert, 24 Lunday, Robert, 434, 578 Lundgrin, Camilla, 368, 561 Lundy, David, 386, 561 Lundy, Donald, 437, 532 Lundy, Jack, 532 Lundy, Vera, 289, 291, 195, 353, 512 Lunn, James. 532 Lunsford. William, 413, 512 Lusk, Eddie. 512 Lusk, Gerald, 318, 479 Luster, Henry, 334. 561 Lutton. James. 390. 561 Lyda, Bill, 325, 532 Lyle, Michael, 289 Lyle, William, 334, 561 Lynch, Keith, 512 Lynch, Nita. 238, 299, 363, 562 Lynch, William. 334. 562 Lyon, David, 433. 479 Lyon, Sharon, 341, 562 Lyons, Stanley, 319, 321, 512 M Macallister, Maxine, 353, 532 Macalpine, Ian, 414, 479 Macdougal, Roderick, 433, 532 Mace, gyhn, 325. 562 Mace, anc , 341, 562 Maciula, Jolzn, 212. 300, 325, 532 Mackellar, Peter, 532 Mackenzie, Julia. 389, 562 Mackey, Keith. 264 Mackey, Lowell, 200 Macmillan, Robert. 223 Mzggox, David, 264, 190, 200, 321, Maddux, Donald. 479 Maddux. Larry, 213, 214, .20, ZS, 401, 479 Madison, Gary, 42, 562 Magalit, Henry, 297 Magee, John, 426, 532 Magerkurth. Charole, 362, 562 Maggard, Billy, 562 Magness, Gloria, 285, 286, 453 Magruder, Joanna, 410, 532 Maguire, Gerl, 386, 562 Ma alley, Nyle, 318, 533 Mahaffey, Sue, 389, 512, 171 Marsh, John, 512 Mahl, Kathleen, 368, 533 Maier, Marilyn, 296, 378, 533 Maier, S lvester, 21, 394, 512 Main, John, 250, 385, 479 Main, Theodore, 223, 479 Majors, Gary, 325, 479 Makkawi, Talib, 268, 269, 542 Malaske, Mary, 362, 533 Malhas, Zaid, 249, 269 Malie, Mary, 349 Malle, Diane, 368, 533 Malle, Fred, 334, 479 Mallett, Judy, 298, 341, 562, 277 Malone, James, 321, 479 Malone, Linda, 231, 285, 286, 308, 362, 512 Maloney, John, 430, 562 Maloney, Lawrence, 23, 325, 562 Malroney, Judith, 341, 533 Maly, Miles, 252 Malzahn, Don, 321, 532, 533 Mammeli, Bruce, 28, 448 Mandelbaum, William, 325 Manera, William, 193, 429, 512 Manes, Sandra, 362, 562 Man ram, Brian, 433 Manlgove, Donald, 479 Mann, James, 479 Mannahan, Harris, 279, 280, 290 Manning, Donna, 533 Manning, Harold, 325, 562 Mannschreck, Stanley, 218, 318, 219 Manor, Lynda, 368, 512 Mantz, Terry, 246, 265, 69, 377, 480 Manzer, Leslie, 421, 480 Mapes, Marilym, 425, 512 Maples, Edward, 234, 334, 562 Marburger, Robert, 244 March, Kathryn, 341, 562 Maritt, Donald, 426, 512 Markes, Gary, 219, 480 Markham, Wade, 28, 447 Marks, Belve, 247, 201, 426, 512 Marler, Kenneth, 24, 334, 533 Marlow, Sue, 367 Marr, James, 325, 562 Marsh, Carol, 362, 512 Marsh, Charles, 512 Marsh, James, 318, 512 Marsh, James P., 318, 533 Marsh, Jerry, 220 Marsh, lJohn, 318, 562 Marsha 1, Ann, 378, 562 Marshall, Carol, 368, 562 Marshall, Paul, 325, 562 Marshall, Ra a, 398, 512 Marshall, Roblenrt, 321, 533 Maxwell, Donald, 429, 512 Maxwell, George, 203 Maxwell, Jack, 254, 357, 512 Maxwell, Joyce, 211, 25, 533 Maxwell, Raymond, 193 Maxwell, Robert, 512 Maxwell, Roger, 373, 414, 512 May, Jimmy, 301 Mayberry, Michael, 512 Mayberry, Suzanne, 303 Mayden, Jim, 418 Mayfield, Caroll, 480 Mayfield, Peggy, 287, 34.9, 562 Mayfield, Priscilla, 349, 562 Maynard, Cheryl, 240, 345, 480 Maynard, Luther, 321, 512 Mayo, Rebecca, 301 Mayol, Perpetuo, 25 Mays, Donald, 252 Mayton, Larry, 20, 265, 480 Mazachek, Dale, 246 McAbee, Barbara, 29, 447 McAleer, Patricia, 393, 480 McAlister, George, 357, 562 McAlister, Pamela, 329, 512 McAlist McAlist er, Rita, 409, 512 er, Thomas, 357, 562 McArlde, Clara, 368, 512 McArdle, Syndia, 368, 562 McBee, McBee, Eva, 362, 512 Sandra, 362, 533 McBride, Alyce, 114, 362, 512 McBride, Carl, 512 McBride, Charles, 287. 512 McBride, Glen, 219, 480 McBride, Kenneth, 533 McBride, Synovia, 368, 533 McCaff ree, Donald, 63, 433, 62, 480, McCain, George, 480 McCain, Paul, 512 McCa1lister, Ceilia, 303, 349, 562 McCallon, Gary, 357, 480 McCan, Sharon, 308, 378, 512 McCand1ess, James, 417, 562 McCann, Francis, 259, 480 McCarthy, Robert, 242, 255 McCarty, Charles, 357, 562 McCarty, David, 394, 562 McCarty, Linda, 410, 562 McCarty, Linda, 368, 480 McCart y, Michael, 418, 562 McCary, Susan, 512 Martel, Richard, 242, 255, 480 Martens, Sharon, 353, 533 Marti, Jose, 270 Martin, Andrew, 191 Martin, Bmce, 533 Martin, Carolyn, 562 Martin, Chery , 362, 512 Martin, David, 394, 533 Martin, Emest, 228, 448 Martin, Fred, 250, 480. 276 Martin, Gerald, 325. 562 Martin, James, F., 382, 562 Martin, James R., 279, 280, 421, 533 Martin, John K., 417, 562 Martin, John L., 357, 562 Martin, Judy, 425, 533 Martin, Judy Ann, 259, 353, 480 Martin, Linda, 374 Martin, Linda, 353, 562 Martin, Lloyd, 334, 533 Martin, Marsha. 301, 67, 425, 512 Martin, Mary, 296. 410, 480 Martin, Mary L., 362, 512 Martin, Michael, 405, 562 Martin, Richard E., 212, 429, 533 Martin, Richard N., 562 Martin, Robert, 301, 512 Martin, Susan, 301. 42, 362, 562 Martin, Tommy, 334, 562 Martin. Vemon. 405. 480 Martini, Scott, 385. 562 Marton, Harry, 480 Marx, William, 480 Mason, Donald, 480 Mason, Marcia, 362. 562 Mason, Mason, Murrice, 247. 249, 325, 512 Myra, 368. 533, 277 Mason. Robert, 266, 315, 480 Massad, Gary, 429, 562 Massey, Barbara, 362, 562 Massey, Bemard. 22. 426, 562 Massey, Earl, 421, 562 Massey William, 193 Matharhi, Manohar, 272 Matheny, Michael. 426, 512 Mathis, Marjorie. 349, 562 Mathis, Mathis, Roy, 533 Terry, 253, 318, 480 Mathison. Gordon, 357, 562 Matlock, Diana. 341, 562 Matlock, Roy, 265 Matney, Rebecca, 211, 63, 389, 521, 533 Matthes, Freddie, 257 Matthews, Billie, 211, 66, 368, 542 Matthews, Darrell, 252, 533 Matthews, David, 433 Matthews, Herman. 278 Matthews, Jeanna L., 349 Matthews, Jeanne, 562 Matthews, John, 562 Matthews Scott 542 Matthiese 300, 315, 325, 512 Matrox, Judith, 195. 398, 512 Mauldin, Richard, 229, 450 Mauney, Nick, 357. 533 Maxey, Kathrynn. 368, 512 Maxlield, Treva. 345, 512 Maxie, Lyn, 453 it, Dualne, 212, 242, 250, 263, McCary, Tim, 480 McCau htry, Michael, 57, 562 McCauEy, Michael E., 193 McCauley, Michael P., 357 McClain, Clyde, 513 McClain, Donna, 368, 513 McClain, Elgin, 386, 533 McC1anahan, Robert, 194 McC1aren, Anne, 378, 481 McClary, Carolyn, 350, 562 McClary, Larry, 562 McC1ead, James, 334, 562 McCleary, Raymond, 24, 321, 481 McClelland, Julie, 341, 562 McC1endon, Larry, 252 McClintock, Cynthia, 425, 533 McCloskey, Daryl, 325, 562 McClung, John, 481 McClure, Deann, 114, 409, 481 McClure, William, 280 McCollum, Harold, 27, 481 McComas, Kenneth, 321, 481 McCombs, Robert, 325, 481 McComhs, William, 354 McConnell, Diana, 362, 481 McConnell, James, 437, 481 McConnell, Kathrine, 284, 341, 563 McConnell, Leslie, 199 McCord, Katherine, 327, 563 McCord. Patricia, 284 McCorkle, Grady, 334, 563 McCorkle, Judy, 341, 563 McCoy, Betty, 372, 389, 533 McCoy, Betty, 20, 563 McCoy, Billy, 251 McCoy, D. Patrick, 394, 401, 563 McCoy, Marilyn, 288, 398, 563 McCoy, Patrick, 237, 247, 69, 513 McCoy, Randolph, 264, 481 McCoy, Ray, 245, 319, 321, 481 McCracken. Carolyn, 378, 533 McCrary, Thomas, 191, 374, 397, 513 McCreight, Kathy, 345, 542 McCrei ht, Michael, 450 McCroslcey, David, 481 McCroskey, Donald, 792, 188, 194, 481 204 McCroskey, Robert, 190, 22 McCue, Colene, 239, 368, 533 McCue, John, 287, 22, 481 McCullough, Karen, 350, 563 McCullough, Teresa, 308, 406, 481 McCune, Charles, 513 McCune, Phillip, 232 McCune, Virginia, 409, 533 McCurdy, Phillip, 426, 533 McCutcheon, John, 318, 533 McCutcheon, Sherry, 341, 563 McDaniel, Alice, 542 lvlilfaaniel, Darrel, 245, 187, 191, 202, McDaniel, Donald, 230 McDaniel, Gail, 350, 533 McDaniel, Gerald, 481 McDaniel, John, 327, 325, 563 McDaniel Kenneth, 22 McDaniel, Toni, 350, 563 McDaris, Orba, 20, 25, 513 McDermott, Leroy, 481 McDonald, Benny, 214, 230, 401, 513 McDonald, McDonald, Fred, 275 McDonald, Gary, 357, 563 McDonald, Gerald, 542 McDonald, Mary, 368, 513 McDougal, Billy, 228, 447 McDougal, James, 234 McDougal, Dougllas, 386 McElha.ney, Ric ard, 481 McElroy, Donna, 210, 211, 308, 195, 393, 62, 481, 392 McElroy, Peggy, 211, 393, 533 McElvany, Doyle, 386, 533 McFadden, Grady, 437, 563 McFadden, Julian, 243 McFa1l, Steven, 434, 563 McFate, Ralph, E McFeely, Dennis, 231 McGarry, Robert, 390, 533 McGee, Cleo, 373, 430, 481, 431 McGee, James, 449 McGeehon, Wilma, 341, 563 McGehee, Janet, 345, 513 McGill, Lawrence, 29, 450 McGlasson, Kathy, 393, 513 McGlaun, Bob, 434, 563 Charles, 300 Messerli, Victoria, 238, 362, 533 ' McGouldrick, Llewel, 23 McGovern , Robert, 234, 334, 513 McGowan, Anna, 563 McGowan, Billy, 218, 220, 513 Moon Moore, Carl, 534 McGowan, Byron, 563 McGowan, James, 533 McGown, Gerald, 219. 481 McGraw, Carolyn, 341, 563 McGraw, Mari, 211, 64, 389, 513 McGregor, Michael, 377, 513 McGruder, Sterlin, 191, 22, 481 McGuire, Jacqueline, 301, 341, 513 McGuire, Richard, 481 McHugh, Jon, 421, 513 Mclntosh, Roland, 337, 563 Mclntyre, Richard, 249, 252 McKane, Larry, 318, 563 McKaskle, Joe, 354, 27, 533 McKay, Kay, 210, 195, 410, 62, 481 McKay, Marilynne, 542 McKee, Max, 334, 563 McKeehan, William, 194, 57, 563 Mehta, Ramesh, 248, 272, 357 Meier, Freddy, 434, 563 Meier, Jimmy, 191, 202, 315, 321, 513 Meinders, Anne, 299 Meinders, John, 318, 563 Meinders, Karen, 259, 199, 398, 513 Meinke, Loretta, 353 Meixner, Gayle, 211, 410, 533 Mellies, Norma, 286, 298, 350, 513 Mellies, Ruth, 28, 350, 563 Melot, Richard, 20 Melton, Barbara, 410, 563 Melton, Geor e, 418, 563 Melton, Joseph 385, 513 Melton, Olivia, 259, 199 Mendenhall, Joe, 254, 513 Mengedoht, Marilyn, 303, 353, 563 Mennem, Gary, 401, 513 Merhoif, Billy, 325, 513 Meridith, Kenneth, 429, 513 Merkey, Daniel, 29, 450 Merle, Roger, 242, 250 Merrill, Ronald, 232, 325, 513 Men'iman, Nancy, 368, 513 Merritt, Joe, 20, 357, 563 Merritt, Loisanne, 216, 378, 533 Merritt, Martha, 211 Messall, Charles, 442 Messer, Richard, 208, 235, 67, 426, 513 Metcalf, James, 20, 334, 533 Metcalf, Stanle , 23 Metscher, Charles, 303, 397, 563 Mitchell, Jerry, 228, 448 Mitchell, Jerry W., 214 Mitchell, Jimmy, 564 Mitchell, Jo, 199, 368, 513 Mitchell, John, 334, 534 Mitchell, Percilla, 513 Mitchell, Mitchell Ronald, 413, 534 Sue, 368, 542 Mittasch, Robert, 220 Mittelstat, Eddie, 534 Mittelstet, Linda, 221, 285, 362, 564 Mix, Jean, 341, 564 Mobley, Marilyn, 211, 118, 425, 513 Modi, Arvind, 246, 272 Moffatt, Pricella, 362, 483 Moffett, Marvin, 357, 564 Mohamed, Yusuff, 247. 249, 268, 272 Mohr, William, 430, 483 Mohrmann, Anna, 353 Moldrup, Wilson, 232, 483 Moler, Stanley, 483 Monohan, ames, 281, 191, 321, 483 Monahan, osemary, 221, 280, 284, 402, 564 Monk, Carl, 287 Montgomery, Betty, 199, 425, 542 Montgomery, Connie, 441, 513 Montgomery, Diana, 217, 362, 534 Montgomery, Gary, 334, 534 Montgomery, Howard. 325, 513 Morton, Mary, 350, 564 Morton, Robbin, 430, 534 Morton, Sarah, 264 Morvvood, Franklin, 433, 564 Mose, Linda, 402, 514 Moser, Bobby, 219, 483 Moser, Calvin, 247 Moser, Nancy, 362, 534 Mosey, George, 243 Mosher, Jo Ann, 341, 564 Mosier, Joellen, 341, 564 Moss, David, 257 Mosser, Dorothy, 368, 514 Mouss, Edward, 157. K, 274, 483 Moxom, Scotty, 225 Moyer, Janet, 289, 24 Moyer, Robert, 426, 514 Moyer, Ross, 433, 564 Moyers, Carolyn, 285, 389, 534 Moyers, Constance. 260. 341, 564 Moyers, Steven, 417, 483 Mucklero , James, 442, 534 Mueggenlliorg, Henry. 26 Mueggenborg, Larry, 296, 302, 374, 422, 564 Mueggenborg. Thomas, 192, 197, 235, 296, 422, 483 Mueller, Susan, 368, 534 Mukes, Elarryo, 375, 483 Mulder, Wendell. 334, 534 Neumann, Lanell, 28, 342, 565 Neumann, Loretta, 262, 287, 21, 314 329, 484 Neumann, Martha, 298 Neuwirth, Gerald, 334, 565 Ngvilgauer, Mary, 239, 266, 308, 368, Newberry, Carl, 484 Newby, Boyd, 534 Newby, Warren, 28, 448 Newell, George, 230, 281 Newkham, Jim, 321, 484 Newman, Anita, 29, 389, 484 Newman, Edward, 514 Newman, Helen, 409 Newman, lmon, 216, 484 Newsom, Sherrill, 334, 565 Newton, Cynthia, 277, 484 Newton, Joyce, 277 Newton, Leon, 418, 565 Newton, Mary, 368, 565 Newton, Peggye, 363, 534 Nezam, lraj, 275, 276 Montgomery, James, 301, 191, 22, 337, 513, 204 Montgomery, Jerry, 300, 325, 564, 282 Mullan, David, 250 Mullens, Ronald. 514 Mullinax, Mary, 327, 534 Metscher, Richard, 397 Meyer, Arthur, 280 Meyer, Donna, 441, 563 Meyer, Michael, 191, 421, 513, 276 Meyer, Paul, 437, 563 Meyer, Wa ne, 298, 325, 563 Meyers, Hillary, 513 Meyers, Judith, 302, 353, 563 Mezger, Gary, 334, 563 Moore Everett, 513 McKellar, James, 434, 533 McKenzie, Donald, 232, 453 McKeown, Alice, 259, 280 McKerson, Alfred, 321, 513 McKinley, Craig, 21 McKinley, Richard, 334, 563 McKinne, Kathleen, 350, 563 Michaud, Mary, 368 Mickle, Vivian, 472 Middlebusher, Phyllis, 368, 563 Middleton, Gary, 232, 513 Mi liore, Mary 368 Miftram, Wil iam, 433, 513 Mikles, Mikle, 315, 337, 533 Milbum, Carolyn, 21, 314, 341, 56, 57 Miles, Floyd, 563 Milford, Ted, 413, 563 Milhoan, Jerry, 278 Millard, Charles, 203, 564 Mil McKinney, Dwain, 513 McKinney, Ussell, 280 McKinster, Billy, 222 McKinster, Virginia, 238, 32, 542 McKinzey, Wesley, 481 McKinzie, Dixie, 345, 513 McKnight, John, 334, 533 McKown, Vemon, 2, 513 McLain, Raymond, 325, 563 McLaren, Norman, Ml, 265, 321, 481 McLaughlin, Connie, 533 McLaughlin, Dale, 325 McLaughlin, Robert, 563 McLaughlin, Tyson, 321, 513 McLean Judith, 378, 481, 379 McLean, Richard, 318, 563 McLemore, Don, 513 McLemore, Forrest, 286 McMahon, David, 334, 563 McMasters, Gerald, 216 McMillan, Earlene, 353, 563 McMillan, Roger, 29, 450 McMil1en, Marilyn, 281, 563 McMil1en, Victor, 373, 385, 481 McMillin, Bobby, 216, 481 McMurray, Donald, 22, 327, 481 McNamara, Margaret, 259 McNatt, Michael, 325, 563 McNeill, David, 417, 563 McNeill, Lannie, 563 McNeill, Perry, 263 McNew, Nancy, 301, 389, 533 McNew, Russell, 418, 513 McNish, Carroll, 533 McPherson, Jlohn, 244, 481 McQueen, S irley, 350, 563 McPherson, Judith, 362, 563 McPherson, Sally, 350, 563 McRae, George, 190, 202 McShea, George, 26, 42 McSpadden, Maurice, 257 McSpadden, William, 42, 533 McSwain, Deanna, 425, 533 McSwain, Linda, 542 Miller Ann, 280, 362, 533 Miller, Arthur, 241 Miller, Betty, 368, 533 Miller, Beverly, 259 Miller, Carol, 21, 64, 314, 341 Miller, Charlotte, 353, 564 Miller, David, 22, 382, 449 Miller, Donald, 334, 564 Millet, Ema, 285, 299, 362 Miller, Freddie, 25, 167 Miller, Glenda, 345 Miller, Jack, 325, 564 Miller, James Ji, 334, 534 Miller, James ., 29, 315, 513 Miller, James W., 394 Miller, Jim, 24 Miller, Joe, 374, 334, 534 Miller, John A., 259, 167 Miller, John E., 513 Miller, Jon, 232, 534 Miller, Jon T., 430 Miller, Julia, 239, 368 Miller, Karen, 353, 534 Miller, Larry A., 534 Miller, Larry S., 219, 236, 266, 325 Miller, Margaret, 345, 564 Miller, Mavis, 287, 350, 564 Miller, Michael B., 208 Miller, Michael, G., 257, 203, 57 Miller, Monnie, 300 Miller, Philip, 534 Miller, Randall, 262, 289, 426, 564 Miller, Starling, 28, 447 Miller, Staufler, 228, 382, 448 Miller, William, 231, 513 Milligan, Daniel, 357. 564 Mills, B. Joyce, 402, 534 Mills, Lane, 327, 513 Mills, Lynda, 341, 564 Mills, Stephen, 290, 426, 513 Mills, Stephen, 212 William 534 Morrison McVay, Joan, 350, 563 McVeigh, Sue, 341, 533 McWilliams, Larry, 194 Meadors, Joseph, 334, 563 Meadors, Patricia, 277 Meadors, William, 386, 563 Meadows, Carolyn, 362, 513 Meadows, Charles, 563 Meadows, James, 374, 413, 563 Meadows , Susan, 231, 409, 533, 277 Means, Pamela, 410, 277 Medley, Porter, 246 Medlin, E lizabeth, 362, 533 Medlin, Richard, 191 Medlock, Carolyn, 289, 308, 345, 513, 282 Meek, William, 434, 513 Mellord, Elizabeth, 368, 513 Meggs, Ina, 409, 533 Me gs, Patricia, 409 Megring, Diana, 29, 50, 563 Mehta, Manharlal, 243, 248, 253, 272 Mehta, Rajendra, 250, 272 wee, , Milton, Annette, 231, 195, 362, 187 Miner, De Anne. 350. 564 Minger, Sarah, 211, 288, 299, 378, 534 Minnick, Larry, 325, 564 Minson, Ronald, 382, 534 Minson, Vemon, 213, 218, 65, 382, 62 Minster, Cheryl, 341, 564 Minton, Marcia, 350, 564 Mires, Ralph, 214, 218 Mires, Sarah, 211, 238, 241, 308, 368 513 Misenheimer, Linda, 350, 564 Miskovsky. Carol, 378 Missimer, David, 357, 534 Mitacek, Gregory, 325, 534 Mitchell, Allen, 279 Mitchell, Carol, 402, 564 Mgicgtell, Donald, 250, 191, 292, 321, Mitchell, Edith, 368, 534 Mitchell, Glen, 279, 280, 430, 534 Mitchell, Glenda, 28, 402, 564 Mitchell, Jacob, 253 Mitchell, James, 513 Mitchell, Janetta, 542 Montgomery, Larry, 483 Montgomery, Margene, 425, 534, 171 Montgomery, Mary, 341, 564 Moodie, Ann, 368, 534 Moodie, Kevin, 417, 483 Moody, Diana, 368, 564 Moon, Gary, 194 Moon, orlin, 483 , lt Moon, obert, 296, 321, 483 ertL 51 Rob ., 3 Moon, Thomas, 413, 483 Mooney, Mooney, Moore B Clinton, 203, 334, 564 Paul, 414, 483 illy, 209, 187, 191, 202 Moore, Charles, 325, 564 Moore, Charles H., 28 Moore, Colleen, 280, 402, 564 Moore, Don, 564 Moore, Donna, 362, 564 Moore, E dwards, 319, 321, 534 Moore, Fredrena, 409, 534, 277 Moore, Gerald, 223 Moore, Ilene, 402, 513 Moore, James, Willia. 208, 231, 67, 62 Moore, anice, 350, 564 Moore, Jimmie, 483, 433 Moore, John, 264, 397, 483 Moore, Jon, 198, 201 Mme, Kathleen, 287, 296, 303, 393, Moore, Kay, 236 Mgore, Marilyn, 196, 198, 211, 410, 13 Moore, Mary, 409, 534 Moore, Melvin, 483 Moore, Michael, 297, 453 Moore, Michael L., 357, 564 Moore, Miriam, 402, 534 Moore Patricia, 362 Moore, Patricia, 287, 534 Moore, Paul, 201, 337, 564 Moore, Raymond, 190, 249 Moore, Shannon, 341, 554 Moore, Sharon, 275, 350, 534 Moore, Wynona, 353, 564 Moran, Michael, 429, 483 Moran, Sue, 277, 393, 5M Moreau, Emory, 214, 329, 514 Morehouse, Nancy, 410, 483 Moreland, Calvin, 57, 564 Morey, Kenneth. 201, 534 Morford, Jim, 377. 476, 483 Morgan, Anne, 195 Morgan, Barry, 280. 373, 437, 534 Morgan, Frank, 434, 564 Morgan, John, 242, 250, 281, 483 Morgan Margaret, 345, 514 Morgan: Myrna, 301, 341, 514 Morgan, Nancy, 196, 198 Morgan, Pamela, 362, 534 Morgan, Robert, 242, 514 Morgan, Robert W.. 269, 453 Morgan, Sandra, 353, 564 Morgan, Suzanne, 277, 350, 564 Morin, Victor, 414, 514 Morley, Fred, 289, 437, 564 Morris, Anne. 441, 564 Morris, Cynthia, 362, 564 Morris, Grover, 334. 564 Morris, James B., 534 Morris, James W., 434, 534 Morris, Joyce, 341 Morris, Sarah, 368, 514 Morris, William, 243, 253 Morrison, Beverly, 27, 32, 514 Morrison, Cletus, 297, 334, 564 Morrison, Duane, 249, 252 Morrison, Lonny, 453 Morri sset Morrow, Mo rrow, Mo rrow, Morrow, , Mary, 406, 483 te, Raymond, 26, 27 Coy, 22 l-larve, 318, 564 Mark, 514 Micah, 564 Morrow, Troy, 564 Morse, Stephen, 289, 437, 564 Mortimer, James, 2, 449 Mullman, Otto, 248 Muncrief, George. 212, 220 Mundis, James, 534 Mungle, Marshall. 357, 564 Munkres, Otis, 514 Munsch, Merry. 350. 564 Murdock, Lowell, 437, 564 Murdock, Nancy. 277, 534 Murphy, Allen, 245 Murphy, Arthur. 297 Murphy, Billy, 71 Murphy, Everett. 394. 534 Murphy, John, 325, 564 Murphy, Larry, 29, 449 Murphy, Marianna. 402. 564 Murphy, Melvin, 252, 484 Murphy, Philip, 414, 565 Murphy, Raymond, 357, 565 Murray, Donald, 216. 377. 514 Murray, Frederick, 357, 565 Murray, Kathleen, 368, 565 Murray, Virgil, 219 Mu , Judith, 393. 565 Musa lam, Janet, 368, 534 Musallam, Suad, 329. 514, 565 Musgrave, Robert. 453 Musgrove, Sue, 342 Musick, Kathleen, 345, 534 Musick. Patricia, 66, 211, 20, 261, 381, 514 Musson, Charles, 334, 565 John, 534 Murrell, George, 426, 534 Myers, Myers, Richard, 242, 250, 429, 453 Myers, Ronald, 417, 565 Myers, Shirley, 239, 28, 291, 345, 514 Myers, Terrel, 20, 430, 484 N Nachtigall, Sheryl. 342, 565 Nahrgang, Willard, 27, 565 Nail, Beverly, 342, 565 Nail, Robert, 334, 565 Nair, Susan, 381, 55 Nall, Sue, 62, 64. 128. 210. 425, 484 Namiq, Laith, 268. 269, 453 Nance, Dwight, 397, 484 Nash, Richard, 337, 565 Nash, Rolland, 374, 386, 565 Nathman, Stephen. 193. 197, 42, 484 Nation, Robert, 325, 565 Nawaz, Mohammed, 270 Nay, William, 484 Neal, Jonathon. 334. 514 Neal, Susan, 353, 534 Nearing, Richard, 334, 565 Neas, John. 534 Neece, Sheila, 362, 565 Needham, Thomas, 413, 565 Neel, James, 231, 429, 484 Neel, Raymond. 334, 565 Neely, David, 534 Neff, Pamela, 330, 534 Negelein, David. 230, 534 Neill, Philip, 232 Nelms, James, 233, 514 Nelson, Barbara. 277, 350, 514 Nelson, Carol, 534 Nelson, Charles, 231, 27, 405, 484 Nelson, Charles L., 484 Nelson, David, 325, 534 Nelson, Gordon, 250 Nelson, John, 413. 565 Nelson, Judith, 256, 362, 514 Ntgggn, Judith L., 21, 275, 277, 353, Nelson, Karen, 288, 514 Nelson, Linda, 368, 534 Nelson, Lou, 363, 565 Nelson, Mary, 368, .565 Nelson, Melanie, 409, 565 Nelson, Steven, 434, 565 Neppel, Melvin, 247, 484 Nesbitt, Stephen, 565 Nesser, Margaret, 329, 484 Netherton, James, 565 Neuberger, Gary, 243 Neumann, Brenda, 368, 565 Nha, Hoang, 242, 250, 263 Nicholas, Nancy, 441 Nichols, Bobby, 484 Nichols, Linda, 368, 535 Nichols, Martin, 337, 565 Nichols, Paul, 334, 534 Nicholson, Mary, 330, 565 Nicholson, Robert, 232, 484 Nickel, Cherlynne, 330 Nickell, Joe, 28, 448 Nickels, Jerald, 24, 484 Nickerson, Gary, 247, 484 Nickles, Carol, 406, 535 Nicolas, Steven, 190, H, 325, 514 Nicolaysen, Denis, 334, 565 Niebruegge, Carolyn, 363, 565 Niemann, Donald, 337, 535 Niemann, Mary, 3.50, 565 Niggemyer, Jac , 198, 201, 484 Nine, Arthur, 535 Nittler, David, 69, 247, 249, 255, 430, 484 Nitzel, James, 219, 486 Nivison, James, 327, 565 Nix, Jolane, 195, 287, 21, 368, 485 Nix, Kathalene, 368, 514 Nix, Patsiann, 485 Nix, Trudy, 350, 565 Noble, James, 514 Noble, Roger, 334, 565 Nobles, Steven, 321, 535 Noblitt, Bette, 368, 535 Noe, Carol, 303, 350, 565 Noel, Linda, 441, 565 Noel, Rebecca, 441, 485 Noel, Sue, 368, 514 N252 Tonya, 62, 196, 210, 283, 406, Noland, Wilbur, 279, 281, 485 Nolen, Larry, 325, 565 Noll, Jacque, 410, 535 Noll, Robert, 23, 249, 485 Noltensmeyer, Leo, 231, 405, 485 Noorbaksh, Ismail, 247, 258 Nordstrom, Donna, 26 Norman, Cynthia, 425, 565 Norris, Ethan, 28 Norris, Nancy, 363, 565 Norris, Patricia, 363, 565 Norris, William, 325, 565 Norsworthy, Jerry, 334 North, Bemeita, 27, 28, 363, 514 North, Neal, 414, 485 North, Warren, 334, 565 Northcutt, Ronald, 334, 565 Northington, Richard, 357, 565 Northup, Glynne, 286, 378, 514 Northup, Larry, 214, 220, 265, 485 Norton, Dianne, 381 Norton, Donna, 287, 301, 378, 485 Norton, James, 514 Norton, James S., 442, 535 Norwood, Guy, 434, 514 Nott, Samuel, 318, 535 Novak, Io, 283, 389, 514 Nowacki, Susan, 296, 342, 535 Nowak, William, 417, 535 Nowlin, Dale, 231, 433, 485 Nowlin, Richard, 23, 234, 334, 565 Nowotny, David, 325, 565 Noyes, Carolyn, 363, 535 Null, Patricia, 485 Null, Robert, 246, 265, 377, 385 Nult , Frank, 192, 197, 514 Nunley, Cynthia, 303, 350, 565 Nunley, Randall, 250, 57, 565 Nusratulla, Syed, 245, 485 Nusz, Lonnie, 325, 56 O Oakes, Beverl , 25 Oakes, Jacqueline, 24, 409, 485 Oakley, James, 414, 514 Oakley, Phoebe, 368, .565 Oard, Larry, 334, 565 Oberlender, James, 247 Oberlender, Lynn, 211, 258, 402, 403, 514 OByme, Larry, 42, 535 OConnor, Susan, 350, 566 ODay, John, 485 Oden, Williiam, 394, 514 Oder, PSZEY, 363, 535 Odom, Carolyn, 489 Odom, Ray, 386, 566 ODonnell, Patricia, 342, 566 Oehlschlager, Allan, 251 Ogden, James, 325, 566 Page 601 Ogden, Russel, 434, 566 O den, Wendell, 334 OR, Keytack, 453 Ohan, Suzanne, 275, 350, 566 Ol-Iara, James, 334, 566 Ohl, Ga , 357, 566 Oldenstalih, Suzanne, 342, 566 Oldfield, William, 413, 566 Oldham, John, 382, 566 Olim, Georgia, 363, 535 Oliphant, Vicki, 342, 566 Oliver, Gene, 270 Oliver, Gwendolyn, 363, 535 on, 535 Oliver, LI Oliver, ary, 350, 566 Oliver, Stayton, 223, 691 Olsen, Helen, 406, 514 Olsen, Richard, 42, 514 Olson, Bruce, 417, 514 Olson, Jemme, 409, 485 Olson, Judith, 288 Olson, Linda, 64, 211, 542 Olson, Patricia, 368, 535 Olson, Rex, 28, 447 Olson, Robert, 334, 566 Olstad, Sharon, 68, 240, 389, 485 Oltmanns, Suzan, 238, 381, 485 Omealey, Gerald, 29, 450 Omo, Clifford, 325, 566 ONeal, Eugene, 325 ONeil, Kenneth, 252, 514, 535 ONiel, Stephen, 257 ONiel, Michael, 337, 566 Opdenhoff, Carol, 342, 566 Orbison, Julia, 258, 259, 389, 514 OReilly, Carol, 402, 542 ORei1ly, Shirley, 350, 566 Orloski, Edward, 442, 514 Ormiston, Guy, 434, 485 ORourke, Gerald, 434, 535 ORourke, Katherine, 345, 566 Orr, Sharon, 329, 566 Orr, William, 514 Orrell, Gary, 514 Orrell, Walter, 382, 485 Orsbum, Peter, 485 Ortega, Danny, 235 Osbom, Mary, 238, 240, 363, 485 Osborn, Merrill, 24, 535 Osbom, Ronald, 453 Osbome, Beverly, 381, 535 Osbome, Marleen, 409, 485 Osborne, Robert, 318, 560 Osbum, Gene, 276, 280 Osbum, Priscilla, 21, 285, 26, 378, 514 OShields, Gail, H, 566 Osmond, Robert, 566 Osterhout, Ronald, 300 Oswalt, Denzil, 231, 377, 485 Otey, John, 21, H, 334, 535 Otis, Virginia, 241 OToole, 'chael, 394, 566 Otsuki, Wayne, 62, 69, 209, 212, 242, 250, 263, 279, 280, 485 Ottinger, Linda, 363, 485 Oursler, Robert, 187, 191, 212, 24, 485 Outlaw, Roy, 325, 566 Overton, James, 325, 566 Owen, Everett, 325, 566 Owen, ktmes, 437, 535 Ogg, enneth, 201, 289, 21, 318, Owen, Michael, 290, 42, 535 Owens, Elayne, 299, 301, 342, 514 Owens, Erwin, 212 Owens, Jim, 232, 514 Owens, Karene, 275 Owens, Robert, 418, 566 Ownbly, Joel, 413, 535 Oxfor , Mickey, 277, 353, 566 Oxford, Robert, 20, 35, 485 Oxford, Sue, 277, 368, 566 P Pachura, William, 265 Pack, Robert, 190 Paddack, Marilyn, 221, 342, 485 Padley, Pamela, 378, 535 Paetz, Stephen, 250, 442, 535 Page, Thomas, 27, 325, 566 Paine, Cheryl, 342, 566 Painter, Terry, 234, 334, 566 Paka, Satyarraraylana, 272 Pakseresht, Hoos an, 28 Palka, Iris, 368, 566 Palm, James, 212, 308, 405, 514 Palmatary, Phillip, 337, 485 Palmer, Billy, 199, 342, 566 Palmer, Charles, 245, 566 Palmer, Steven, 535 Pannell, Dennis, 542 Parcher, Carol, 514 Pardue, Ronnie, 327, 514 Parham, Betty, 353 Parikh, Sudhir, 246, 272 Parish, Lawrence, 433, 485 Park, Warren, 318, 566 Parker, Carolyn, 353, 486 Parker, Connie, 363, 514 Parker, Eamest, 566 Parker, Gary D., 42, 534 Parker, Gary L., 42, 486 Parker, anis, 283 Parker, immie, 434, 514 Parker, ohn, 230 Parker, inkney, 514 Parker, Robert, 334, 566 Parker, Sheryl, 363, 535 Parks, Dale, 325, 566 Parks, David, 29, 450 Page 602 Parks, Earl, 292 Parks, Emest, 390, 486 Parks, Patsy, 350, 566 Parks, Steanson, 243, 244, 417, 514 Parks, William, 325, 535 Parr, Dennis, 254 Parr, Marvin, 334, 486 Parris, Linda, 277 P?-gash, Cheryl, 238, 277, 302, 381, Parrish, Theodore, 334, 566 Parrish, Virginia, 342, 566 Parrot, Mary, 211, 241, 372, 436, 514 Parsley, Barry, 252, 514 Parsley, Diane, 368, 514 Parsley, Sally, 441, 566 Parsons, Ray, E Parsons, Richard, 434, 486 Partin, George, 230, 535 Partrid e, Lewis, 28, 448 Paschal? Samuel, 325, 566 Patchett, Loretta, 284, 350, 514 Pate, Sharon, 381, 566 Patel, Ambalal, 272 Patel, Ashokkumar, 486 Patel, Dhirubhal, 246 P353 Gangaram, 246, 251, 265, 272, Patel, Kishore, 247 Patel, Narendra, 246, 453 Patel, Surendra, 246, 251, 272, 453 Patel, Surykant, 247, 453 Patrick, Carl, 321, 535 Patrick, Synna, 329, 566 Patswald, Charis, 277 Patten, Charles, 566 Patterson, Charles, 57, 566 Patterson, Dixie, 293, 363, 486 Patterson, John, 289, 390, 566 Patterson, Richard, 447 Patterson, Sally, 330, 566 Patterson, Sandra, 486 Patterson, Sherry, 363, 486 Patton, Jack, 71 Patton, James E., 334, 566 Patton, -E-Ames P., 449 omas, 566 Patton, Patzer, Margaret, 239, 308, 406, 535 Payne, Beverly, 342, 566 Payne, Gary, 433, 514 Payne, Joan, 239, 363, 486 Payne, J-'ohn, 337, 535 Payne, inda, 486 Payne, Loy, 535 Payne, Richard, 2.6 Payne, Robert, 278 Payne, William, 254 Peace, Thomas, 430, 486 Pearce, Barbara, 308, 378, 535 Pearson, Dwigllu, 515 Pearson, Judit , 402, 515 Pearson, Ken an, 378, 566 Pearson, Lindla, 284, 286, 350 Pearson, Otis, 57, 566 Pearson, Ronald, 276 Peck, Cecelia, 363, 566 Peddy, Frances, 259, 353, 566 Peeper, John, 318, 562 Peeper, Thomas, 318, 535 Peery, Donna, 406 Peetoom, Richard, 232, 430, 486 Peil, Kelly, 194, 243, 302, 325, 535 Pelley, Perry, 386, 486 Pemberton, Troy, 453 Pemrnamr, Visweswa, 272 Pence, rtha, 368, 567 Pendergralt, Carol, 453 Pendergraft, Charles, 486 Pendleton, Richard, 325 Pendleton, Ruthetta, 350, 567 Penner, Charles, 535 Penner, Wallace, 515 Pennington, Harold, 334, 567 Pennington, Jlanice, 406, 567 Pennington, uth, 342, 567 Pense, awrence, 335, 515 Perdue, Robert, 486 Pereyra, Jean, 245 Perkins, Hodges, 421, 515 Perkins, Ronald, 429, 486 Perkins, William, 390, 567 Perrin, Carolyn, 283, 287, 301, 368, 535 Perrine, Larry, 515 Perring, Joseph, 357, 567 Perry, Budo, 217, 486 Perry, David, 167, 433, 486 Perry, Donna, 301, 342, 515, 535 Perry, John, 167, 430 Perry, Ronnie, 190, 202 Persson, Marshall, 418, 535 Persson, Robert, 418, 515 Peters, Curtis, 189, 191, 202 Peters, David, 191, 202, 486 Peters, Kenneth, 405, 535 Peters, Michael, 335, 567 Petersen, Carol, 277, 368, 535 Petersen, Michael, 325, 567 Petersen, Sharon, 342, 567 Peterson, Mark, 241 Petray, Cheryl, 353, 515 Petricek, Donald, 535 Petropoly, Carole, 264, 330, 515 Pettegrew, Thomas, 26, 394, 515 Pettis, Lawrence, 357, 567 Pettit, Richard, 234, K, 567 Petty, Nancy, 342, 567 Peyton, Cheryl, 409, 567 Pfeilfer, Charles, 318, 567 Pfenning, Sam, 486 Pfrehm, Sharyn, 363, 535 Phariss, Richard, 567 Phelps, Jerry, 189, 190, 203 Phelps, Phelps, Phifer, Philip, 325, 535 Tom, 429, 515 Burl, 357, 515 Phillippe, Thomas, 281, 486 Phillips, Bruce, 429, 535 Phillips Phillips , James, 246, 417, 486 Jaget, 410, 535 Phillips: 0 n, 411, 535 Phillips, Joyce, Phillips 284, 285, 286 , Lewis, 236, 321, 486 Phillips, Kieth, 413, 486 Phillips Paula, 342, 567 Phillips, Walton, 318, 52 Phinney, Joyce, 211 Phye, Robert, 281 Pickering, Martha, 27, 441, 535 Pickering, Patricia, 277 Pickrell Piepke, Pierce, , David, 281, 567 Linda, 350, 567 Jeanne, 350, 567 Pierce, Richard, 377, 567 Pierro, Janet, aes, 4s6 Pietz, Amold, 219, 318, 535 Pike, K aren, 280, 353, 567 Pilgrim, Rebecca, 353, 535 Pilkington, James, 515 Pillow, Michael, 335, 567 Pindell, Pamela, 350, 567 Pinezaddleby, John, 274, 337, 567 Pinkerton, Dorothy, 211, 285 Pinkerton, Ruth, 389, 567 Pinkston, Gary, 377, 567 Pinkston, Kenneth, 192, 213, 25, 486 Pinkston, William, 390, 486 Pippin, Piquet, John, 357, 567 Janet, 284, 363, 515 Piriyasakul, Chaler, 20, 273 Pirkle, Joe, 418, 486 Pirtle, James, 318, 515 Pischel, Max, 418, 567 Pistole, William, 318, 567 Pitcher, Stephenie, 342, 567 Pitchford, Herbert, 295, 453 Piyapongse, Pongpit, 273, 453 Platner, Gary, 390, 515 Plecker, Carolyn, 187, 378, 515 Pledger, Edward, 26, 57, 515 Plengemeier, Harold, 437, 515 Plum, Malinda, 342, 535 Plummer, Joe, 421, 486 Plummer, William, 236, 319, 321, 486 Plunkett, Robert, 429, 536 Poe, Al ison, 259 Pohl, Patricia, 342, 567 Po'ezny, Barbara, 410, 536 Polach, Frank, 21, 401, 515 Polk, Barbara, 62, 63, 64, 210, 23, 285, 286, 363, 455, 487 Polk, Jo Ann, 464 Pollard, Elza, 216 Pollard, Michael, 433, 515 Pollard, Steven, 414, 567 Pollock, Janelle, 350, 567 Pool, Carolyn, 57, 389, 536 Pool, Ruth, 62, 130 Poorbaugh, Reggie, 57, 208, 276, 291, 315, 3 8, 51 Pope, Daniel, 321, 487 Pope, David, 264, 401, 567 Pope, Gary, 212, 27, 244, 401, 515 Pope, James, 337, 536 Pope, Suzanne, 368, 536 Pope, Terry, 401, 515 Porta, Jean, 393, 515 Porter, Carolyn, 487 Porter, Porter, Porter, Porter, Cheryl, 398. 515 Doris, 363, 536 Elizabeth, 368, 487 Larry, 302, 536 Poner, Mary, 277, 389, 536 Portrnan, Vicki, 368, 515 Posey, Margaret, 342, 567 Posey, Mary, 277 Post, Dean, 325, 536 Potoczak, Michael, 278 Potter, Larry, 22, 515 Potts, Jgrines, 357, 567 Potts, rtha, 284, 342, 515 Potts, Terrell, 418, 567 Potts, Virginia, 389, 515 Poulos, George, 289, 487 Pound, Richard, 218 Pounds, krmes, 434 Pounds, ichard, 413, 567 Powell, Charles, 487 Powell, Melba, 363, 567 Powell, Powell, Powell, Powers, Powers , Powers, Powers Michael, 413, 515 Paul, 337, 515 Terry,,434, 515 brick, 421, 536 aria, 258, 302, 381, 536 Randall, 417, 567 Ra ond 248 487 Powledge, M-Zry, 567 Poythress, Patricia, 240, 291, 487 Pralle, Jacqueline, 406, 536 Praprotnik, James, 318, 515 Prater, Prater, liner, 211, 389, sas my, 378, 487 Prather, Bertie, 441, 487 Pratt, Gretchen, 277, 288, 406, 515 Pratt, Kenneth, 487 Pratz, Robert, 24, 487 Predmore, Bill, 536 Prescott, Michael, 26, 542 Presnall, Priscilla, 239, 363, 536 Preston, Lonnie, 289, 437, 536 Preston, Sandra, 330, 567 Prewett, Raymond, 57, 65, 208, 213, 215, 373, 401, 515 Pribil, Dedrienne, 350, 567 Price, Darryl, 216, 487 Price, Elbert, 216, 542 Price, Faye, 285, 299, 363, 515 Price, Gary, 325, 515 Price, Jane, 266, 363, 515 Price, Jeanne, 368, 515 Price, Joanna, 343, 567 Price, Kenneth, 567 Price, Margaret, 368, 515 Price, Merry, 342, 567 Price, Nancy, 302, 406, 536 Price, Nancy E., 342, 567 Price, Robert, 220, 265 Price, Ronald, 242, 250, 357, 487 Price, Thomas, 337, 567 Prince, Denver, 278, 453 Prince, Granville, 203 Prine, Linda, 342, 536 Pritchett, Joan, 281, 374, 378, 567 Prock, Kenneth, I Proctor, Linda, 353, 536 Proctor, Patricia, 406, 536 Proctor, Thomas, 21 Promsit, Sahus, 273, 453 Prophet, Sterling, 190, 442, 515 Propst, Deanna, 211, 285, 363, 487 Prpst, Donna, 211, 285, 363, 487 Provine, Robert, 66, 266, 321, 487 Provo, James, 29, 449 Pruitt, John, 22, 487 Pruitt, Larry, 335, 567 Pryor, Jerl, 232, 325, 515 Puckette, Anita, 345, 567 Pugh, Edward, 426, 567 Pugh, Herman, 20, 515 Pulliam, Marvin, 515 Pulling, Marianna, 402, 536 Purcell, Earl, 335, 357, 567 Purdom, Theodore, 386, 536 Purdum, Duane, 378, 536 Pursell, Gerald, 201, 244, 20, 567 Pyle, Raymond, 335, 536 Pyles, Richard, 281, 374 Q Qamar, Johara, 269, 453 Quaid, James, 567 Quantie, Ernest, 326, 567 Quest, Richard, 308, 405, 536 Quiatto, Sharon, 363, 567 Quillin, Charles, 487 Quillin, Thomas, 223, 487 Quinn, Thomas, 414, 562 Quinnette, Carolyn, 368, 515 Quinnette, Mariy, 262, 368, 487 Quinton, Glen a, 368, 515 Quirk, Marsha, 350, 567 Quirk, Michael, 515 Qutub, Ahmed, 269 R Rabbitt, Mary, 240, 241, 277, 389, 487 Radcliffe, Barbara, 487 Radcliffe, John, 236, 417, 488 Rader, James, 426, 568 Radican, Ronald, 193, 197, 354 Radlofl, Robert, 242, 250, 542 Raengkhum, Techapun, 273 Ragland, Thomas, 442, 453 Raglsdale, Harrold, 337, 568 Ra e, James, 421, 453 Rahill, Pamela, 410, 515 Rahman, Abul, 270 Rahman, A.nis, 270 Rahman, Ansar, 270 Rai, Krishand, 246, 251, 272, 453 Raines, Sandra, 301, 378, 515 Rainey, Myra, 211, 363, 536 Rains, Ben, 193 Rainwater, Roger, 405, 536 Raiani, Chandru, 272, 536 Rajaram, Vikram, 57, 247, 249, 255, 266, 272, 442, 453 Ra'avenkatraman, Ra, 246 Rake, Charles, 488 Rake, Jludy, 342, 568 Raleig , William, 421, 515 Ralls, Je , 203, 536 Ralstonrgarol, 410, 487 Ralston, John, 235, 487 Ramage, Nancy, 363, 487 Ramey, George, 418, 530 Ramey, James, 24 Ramey, John, 24 Ramming, Charles, 298, 453 Ramming, Frank, 197, 488 Ramsey, Frances, 240 Ramsey, Jimmy, 377, 515 Rabmsowr, Richard, 302, 337, 568 Randall, James, 244, 405, 515 Randazzo, Hen , 229, 450 Randle, John, A 568 Randle, Mary, 288, 402, 536 Randles, Cheryl, 363, 536 Randles, James, 209, 263 Raney, Harley, 536 Rangra, Avinash, 251, 272 Rankin, Joseph, 290, 326, 568 Rankin, Larry, 245, 488 Ranney, Richard, 319, 321, 515 Ransom, Robert, 515 Ransom, David. 203, 568 Ransom, Rita, 350, 568 Rao, Kamlaker, 272 Rao, Kattar, 246, 251, 272 Rao, Vidya, 272 Rasar, Vaughn, 301 Ratclill, Kenneth, 515 Rathien, Stanley, 390, 568 Ratliff, Dianah, 285, 363, 515 Ratliff, Frank, 248 Ratlifl, Margaret, 329, 568 Ratlifl, Michele, 398, 568 Ratzlall, Marilyn, 257, 363, 568 Rausch, Brigitte, 363, 568 Ravani, Kirit, 272 Ravenscrolt, John, 437, 515 Rawlings, Dennis, 325, 568 Rawlins, Richard, 437, 568 Ray, David, A., 405, 536 Ray, David P., 246 Ray, Henry, 488 Ray, John, 357, 568 Ray, Linda, 402, 536 Ray, Marsha, 406, 568 Ray, Robert, 430, 488 Ray, Rodney, 203 Rayl, Henry, 29, 450 Raymer, James, 515 Raymond, Joel, 389, 536 Razavi, Djalil, 268 Razook, Pat, 542 Razvi, Naqui, 268 Rea, Guiditta, 425, 516 Rea, John, 413, 536 Reagan, Paulette, 214, 488 Reams, Frances, 125, 2.56, 389, 488 Reams, Rose, 389, 536 Reardon, Thomas, 357, 568 Reass, Paula, 21 Reaves, James, 453 Rebmarr, Billy, 357, 536 Records, Nancy, 368, 516 Reddick, Betty, 28, 448 Reddy, N., 253 Reddy, Vamgala, 272, 453 Reding, Jerome, 430, 536 Reding, Michael, 318, 568 Reece, Cheryl, 284, 286, 342, 536 Reece, Judith, 231 Reed, Alice, 277, 488 Reed, Carol, 342, 568 Reed, Gary, 214 Reed, Janet, 363, 568 Reed, Margaret, 350, 568 Reed, Melvin, 413, 536 Reed, Raymond, 488 Reed, Steve, 280 Reed Susan 345 536 Reedgr, Fmices, sr, es, 119, 277, 363 Reese, ohrr F., 337, 568 Reese, onte, 327, 568 Reese, Rebecca, 381, 536 Reeves, Caesar, 27 Reeves, Charles, 42, 453 Reeves, Forrest, 326, 568 Reeves, Janice, 353, 536 Reeves, Michael, P., 201 Reeves, Michael S., 209, 434, 454 Rega, Vikki, 374, 398, 568 Regal, Donald, 23, 335, 568 Regier, Jane, 27, 299, 353, 568 Regnier, Bobby, 218 Reib, James, 413, 516 Reid, Harry, 239, 516 Reid, John, 290, 386, 536 Reid, Karen, 568 Reid, Lynden, 354, 57, 516 Reid, Patsy, 284, 295, 363, 536 Reid, Ronald, 194, 318, 536 Reidy, Thomas, 357, 568 Reif, Richard, 426, 536 Reimer, Charles, 242, 430, 516 Reinert, James, 2.5, 516 Reinert, John, 25 Reins, J-Zn, 349, 568 Reiss, lie, 393, 568 Reiswig, Lana, 258, 363, 568 Remer, Johnnie, 288, 447 Remke, Ronald, 192, 197, 426, 516 Remmel, Susan, 345, 568 Remy, William, 386 Renard, Ingrid, 270 Reneau, Philip, 235, 374, 421, 516 Renfro, Martha, 368, 516 Renfro, Virgil, 290, 568 Renne, Larry, 318, 536 Rennie, John, 536 Reno, Susan, 308, 393, 488 Rentfro, Susan, 27, 302, 441, 568 Requa, Annette, 568 Reser, Judith, 363, 516 Revard, Franklin, 246 Revelle, Jack, 246, 265 Rexroad, William, 204 Reynolds, Eugene, 254 Reynolds, Jerry: 274, 280, 354, 357, Reynolds, Kat ryn, 345, 568 Reynolds, Pete, 418, 568 Reynolds, Robert, 536 Rice, Bob, 433 Rice, David, 242, 321, 488 Rice, Larry, 318, 568 Rice, Margery, 368, 536 516 Reese, Chu E,, 413, 488 Rice, Ruth, 68, 238, 240, 241, 406, 488 Rich, John, 335, 536 Rich, William, 516 Richards, Paul, 516 Richardson, Arlan, 251 Richardson, Charles, 568 Richardson, Kay, 235, 488 Richardson, Kenneth, 216, 321, 488 Richardson, Lois, 342, 568 Richardson, Lonnie, 357, 568 Richardson, Max, 212, 242, 255 Richardson, Nancy, 381, 536 Richardson, Nicholas, 335, 568 Richardson, Paula, 277, 353, 568 Richardson, Phillip, 22, 449 Righgrdson, Sterling, 191, 202, 386, Richerson, Neil, 250, 262, 426, 568 Richert, Josephine, 211, 389, 542 Richey, Eddie, 2, 450 Richmond, Rita, 369 Shell, Ricker, David, 335, 568 Ricker, Larry, 426, 568 Rickey, Marsha, 350, 568 Rickey, Thomas, 22 Rickner, Jerry, 219, 488 Ricord, Wilbur, 203 Riddle, Anne, 409, 568 Riddle, Riddle, Diane, 342, 568 Richard, 426, 536 Ridgeway, Linda, 393, 536 Rid ey, Tony, 426, 516 Riebel, Kristin, 350, 568 Rieck, Walter, 516 Riemann, Claudia, 342, 568 Riemer, Alice, 196, 198, 389, 488 Rieves Louis, 262, 433, 488 Ri gs, Janice, 23, 342, 488 Ri?ey, Carol, 369, 568 Riley, Clifford, 33.5, 536 Riley, Danny, 357, 568 Riley, Edward, 245, 488 Riley, Harold, 394, 489 Riley, Patricia, 289, 378, 516 Rine, Terry, 426, 454 Rinehart, Raleigh, 413, 489 Riney, Rodger, 426, 536 Ring, Michael, 489 Ringer, David, 216, 221, 537 Ringer, Douglas, 214, 2.1, 537 Rin rose, Don, 516 Rini, Mary, 568 Riofrio, Alejandro, 270 Rippy. Ronnie, 252 Risk, Catherine, 258, 259, 489 Ritchie, David, 405, 537 Rivers, John, 390, 537 Rivers, Randy, 405, 568 Roach, Thomas, 542 Roach, Winston, 434, 568 Roads Marilyn 21, 301, 353, 569 Roark: Charla, Q80 Roark, Roark, Robb, Haney, 62, 386, 489 Robert, 63, 374, 386, 543, 569 Cecilia, 342, 569 Robbins, Benny, 218 Robbins, Frankie, 430, 569 Robbins, Fred, 200, 537 Roberson, Linda, 29 Roberson, Robert, 28, 448 Roberson, William, 28, 447 Roberts, Catherine, 67, 330, 569 Roberts, Charles, 569 Roberts, David, 335 Roberts, Donald, 433 Roberts, Dorothy, 342 Roberts, Gene, 257 Roberts Herman, 279 Romshe, Richard, 26 Ronck, Gregory, 335, 537 Ronck, Step en, 390, 569 Roney, Lynn, 393, 569 Rooker, Julia, 277, 369, 569 Rooks, Janice, 342, 569 Roper, Jan, 275, 279, 363, 537 Roper, Robert, 373, 418, 537 Rosamond, Vemon, 335, 569 Rose, Alexandria, 363, 569 Rose, Carol, 231, 409, 537 Rose, Johnny, 426, 489 Rose, Marsha, 63, 70, 406, 501, 516 Rose, Richard, 233, 405, 489 Rose, Rickie, 249 Rosebeary, Michael, 2, 335, 537 Roseth, Carmen, 277, 342, 569 Ross, Barbara, 389, 569 Ross, Marshall, 516 Ross, Marta, 374, 393, 569 Ross, Robert, 537 Ross, Winton, 213, 24, 516 Rossander, Sherry, 277, 363, 569 Rosser, Robert, 454 Rosson,lJanet, 277 Roszel, enee, 29, 342, 569 Roth, Lawrence, 217 Roth, Robert, 516 Rothell, Calvin, 335, 516 Rouch, Larry, 374, 434, 569 Rouk, Renee, 295, 537 Rounds, Lyle, 326, 569 Rounsaville, Sharon, 211, 410, 537 Saunders, Harry, 42, 537 Saunders, Rita, 363, 537 Saunders, Steven, 442, 570 Savage, Jean, 239, 363, 537 Savant, John, 318, 537 Savell, Dennis, 29, 449 Sewell, Anne, 351, 570 Sewell, Bobby, 254 Sewell, Clyde, 335, 570 Sewell, Martha, 381, 538 Sewell, Michael, 239, 26, 358, 454 Seymour, Michael, 326, 570 Sibert, Sherron, 26, 369 Siegenthaler, Ronald, 377, 491 Siliing, Terri, 326, 571 Sigit, Sing i , 25, 454 Sigmon, Ngchael, 250, 413, 491 Silberber er, Linda, 378, 538 Roupe, Marvin, 265 Routh, Alan, 429, 569 Rowan, Dian, 353, 569 Rowell, Chester, 25 Rowsey, Donna, 363, 489 Royston, Lynn, 426, 489 Ru ey, Gail, 239 Rubey, Linda, 211, 299 Rubin, Samuel, 449 Ruby, Adrienne, 210, 29, 450 Rudolph, Roberta, 20, 378, 489 Rueb, Nancy, 297, 363, 516 Ruffin, Lynn, 394, 569 Ruiz, Ronald, 23, 569 Rule Ro etta 275 Ruligbaugllr, Alice, 239, 241, 314, 363, Rumley, Phil, 231 Rumsye, Glen, 326, 569 Ruo, Song-Yeong, 263, 454 Rush, Mary, 363, 569 Rush, Robert, 281, 282, 426, 537 Rushing, Thomas, 357, 569 Russell, Gary, 335, 569 Savolainen, John, 405, 489 Sawatzky, Fred, 516 Sawyer, Janet, 28, 406, 537 Sayers, Paul, 326, 576 Sayles, Herbert, 288, 516 Scammahom, Clyde, 20, 489 Scarborough, Susann, 211, R, 241, 68, 195, 410, 516 Scarbrough, Bill, 29, 390, 570 Schaefer, Matt, 190, 422, 516 Schafer, Richard, 29, 430, 450 Schallenberg, Earl, 20, 191 Schallenber , Van, 516, 570 Schattyn, Lfoyd, 405, 454 Scheffel, Susan, 211, 238, 258, 425, 537 Scheirer, James, 358, 570 Schellack, Linda, 406, 570 Schieber, Don, 297 Schieber, Gary, 297, 490 Schiller, Jane, 441, 570 Schilt, John, 433, 490 Schiltz, Richard, 29, 21, 244, 251, 255, 297, 69, 401, 490 Schlemmer, Robert, 358, 570 Schlosser, Judy, 238, 240, 258, 291, 298, 363, 516 Schmaltz, Dale, 426, 537 Schmidt, Christian, 335, 570 Schmidt, Donna, 537 Schmidt, Mary, 381, 516 Schmitt, Charles, 358, 570 Schmitt, Louis, 254, 335, 537 Schnee, Ronald, 454 Schneider, Dale, 244 Schneider, Dennis, 377, 537 Schneider, George, 490 Schneider, Norman, 191, 490 Schnitzer, Lloyd, 42, 537 Schoelen, Lillian, 393, 570 Sclliggrnhals, Douglas, 264, 192, 430, Schollenbarger, S., 409, 570 Schones, Kay, 351, 570 Schooley, James, 27, 321, 537 Schoonover, Louise, 345, 516 Schomo, Karl, 27 Schott, Doniece, 345, 516 Schott, Mary, 537 Schrader, Gregg, 190, 202 Schrantz, Marcia, 369, 7 Shackelford, Larry, 280 Shackelford, John, 42, 517 Shaddox, Karen, 378, 570 Shaddox, Warren, 326, 570 Shadid, Ali, 249, 268, 269, 517 Shafer, Janie, 345, 570 Shafer, Richard, 326 Shafer, Ronald, 213, 490, 570 Shaffer, Larry, 252, 326, 490 Shah, Arvind, 247, 272 Shah, Jatin, 248, 272 Shah, Kantilal, 246, 272 Shah, Kishor, 247, 272 Shah, Mahendra, 246, 251, 265, 272 Shah, Mahendralal, 454 Shah, Pravin, 272 Shlitgt, Satish, 237, 244, 266, 272, 358, 0 Shah Vijay, 26 Shaklee, Lana, 275, 279, 363, 517 Shanahan, Richard, 335, 570 Shannon, Dal, 373, 405, 517 Shannon, David, 414, 490 Shannon, Thomas, 442, 490 Sharp, Gregory, 187, 189, 190, 202, 386, 542 Sharp, Kay, 353, 570 Silker, Alan, 24 Silker, Gary, 517 Silker, Theodore, 214, 24 Sills, Jerry, 188, 193, 385, 491 Silvey, Tedd, 377, 571 Simmons, Donald, 438, 538 Simmons, Ella, 278, 281, 342, 538 Simmons, James, 538 Simmons, Jim, 28, 335, 571 Simmons, Leon, 571 Simmons, Linda, 538 Simms, John, 191, 22, 318, 517 Simms, Norris, 430, 517 Simon, Eugene, 29, 450 Simon, Ga , 337, 571 Simon, Rigard, 414, 571 Simon, Stanley, 216 Simon, Verlaine, 353, 571 Simons, Larry, 337, 517 Simonson, Michael, 414, 571 Simpson, Forest, 491 Simpson, Larry A., 434, 517 Simpson, Larry W., 434, 571 Simpson, Wil iam, 295, 491 Sims, Thomas, 538 Sinclair, Nancy, 369, 538 Singh, Krishna, 272 Sharpe, Robert, 252 Sharrock, Leland, 279, 21 Shavey, Richard, 394, 490 Shaw, David, 517 Shaw, George, 247 Shaw, Jean, 351, 570 Shaw, Nanette, 389, 570 Shaw, Randye, 369, 490 Shaw, Robert, 490 Shaw, Rose, 369, 538 Shaw, Terry, 401, 50 Shaw, Thomas, 385, 490, 384 Shaw, Travis, 430, 490 Shawley, Richard, 27, 430, 538 Shea, Thomas, 252, 490 Shearer, Kathryn, 378, 517 Shedeck, Martin, 280, 401, 538 Sheegog, Karen, 409, 570 Sheets, Arch, 29, 450 Sheets, Gary, 208, 62 Sheffield, Gerald, 318, 517 Shelby, Larry, 335, 538 Sheldon, Stanley, 426 Barbara, 289, 299, 363, 570 Singh, Suman, K, 454 Singhagajen, Thamno, 273 Singleton, kane, 12, 350, 454 Singleton, oyce, 191 Singree, Cheryl, 343, 571 Sizelove, Cary, 217 Skach, Edward, 28 Skach, Leonard, 28, 538 Skees, Patrick, 26, 42, 491 Skeistaitis, Walter, 321, 517 Skinner, Jack, 244, 442, 571 Skouby, Dorothy, 211, 21, 258 Skroch, Jerry, 25 Slack, Jerry, 434, 491 Slack, Nakita, 350, 538 Slater, Carl, 253, 321, 491 Slater, Linda, 369, 538 Sledge, Carole, 343, 571 Sliva, Albert, 253, 491 Sloan, Joseph, 287, 26, 491 Sluyter, Janet, 345, 571 Small, Linda, 353, 571 Smallen, Wadie, 192 Smalley, Jimmie, 300 Roberts, Janice, 281, 342, 569 Roberts, Jay, 318, 537 Roberts, Marian, 393, 489 Roberts, Ronald, 28, 448 Roberts, William G., 280 Roberts, William J., 254, 357, 537 Robertson, Alton, 215, 382, 489 Robertson, Barbara, 378, 537 Robertson, Carolyn, 372 Robertson, Dale, 237, 242, 250, 300, 442, 516 Robertson, Marvin, 245, 537 Robinson, Coy, 342, 569 Robinson, Darlene, 199, 363, 569 Robinson, Don, 386, 569 Robinson, Douglas, 234, 335, 569 Robinson, Glenn, 335, 569 Robinson, Harvey, 253 Robinson, James, 413, 537 Robinson, Jerry, 418, 489 Robinson, John, 23, 489 Robinson, Michael, 516 Robinson, Nancy, 280 Robinson, Patricia, 369, 537 Robinson, Richard, 326, 537 Robinson, Ronald, 382, 569 Robison, Everett, 537 Robison, Janet, 363, 537 Rocconi, James, 28, 447 Rochelle, Vicki, W, 537 Rock, Gar , 250, 385, 516 Rock, Michael, 516 Rockenbach, Kenneth, 219 Rockwood, Richard, 245, 442, 489 Roderick, Brenda, 569 Roderick, Bryce, 386, 537 Roderick, Jacquelyn, 537 Rodgers, Michael, 386, 569 Rodgers, Paul, 427 Rodgers, Theresa, 342, 489 Roe, Anne, 489 Roe, Dixie, 329, 489 Roe, Robert, 454 Roe, William, 397, 569 Roesch, Nancy, 363, 537 Roether, Kay, 238, 280, 363, 537 Rogers, Brenda, 537 Rogers, Cheryl, 389, 349 Rogers, Donald, 275, 276, 417, 537 Rogers, Jack, 232, 489 Rogers, James, 248, 537 Rogers, Jimmy, 386 Rogers, John, 249, 252, 537 Ro ers, William, 337, 569 Rogde, Douglas, 390, 569 Roland, Pamela, 349, 569 Rollins, Terry, 438, 516 Rollins, Vicki, 542 Rollow, Rebecca. 349, 569 Rolsten, Rick, 275, 318, 537 Romano, Lillian, 569 Romeis, James, 434, 569 Romer, Robert, 218, 357, 537 Romero, Phillip, 373, 421, 516 Romero, Walter, 357, 569 Romick, Charles, 321, 537 Russell, James A., 201, 537 Russell, James F., 187, 190 Russell, Janet, 32, 569 Russell, Janis, 285, 289, 342, 537 Russell, Jerry, 357, 537 Russell, John, 417, 569 Russell, Kenneth, 278 Russell, Micahel, 373, 397, 537 Russell, Sharon, 211, 236 Russell, William, 28, 401, 448 Russill, Judith, 345, 542 Russo, Petrina, 241, 424, 425, 489 Ruster, Ann, 240 Ruth, Lonnie, 386, 454 Rutherford, Kay, 441, 516 Rutledge, James, 278 Rutledge, Larry, 318, 516 Rutter, Patsy, 349, 569 Ryan, Carla, 329, 569 Ryan, Donald, 326 Ryan, Phillip, 413, 537 Ryan, Sharon, 239, 406, 537 Ryder, Sharon, 342 Rylander, Roger, 194, 212, 318, 537 S Sabri, Firouz, 268, 516 Sadler, Leola, 231, 369, 489 Sager, Robert, 279, 281, 354 Saied, James, 390, 516 Saifie, Mohammed, 208 Sailors, Dick, 417, 569 Sakata, Merritt, 194, 358, 569 Sake, Ronald, 301 Sallis, Jimmy, 335, 569 Sampat, Jaysinh, 272 Sample, Jane, 211, 425, 537 Sample, Kelly, 569 Sample, Roger, 201, 254 Sampson, Donald, 326, 569 Sampson, William, 537 Sams, Thomas, 569 Samuel, David, 24, 326, 489 Samuelson, Nancy, 374, 410, 569 Samuelson, Teresa, 238, 288, 378, 489 Sanders, Cheryl, 113, 287, 406, 489 Sanders, Cheryl, 402, 489 Sanders, Evelyn, 342, 569 Sanders, Janice, 274, 363, 516 Sanders, Lillian, 274 Sandstrum, Mary, 342, 569 Sankaran, Alylam, 246 Sanmillan, William, 337, 570 Saran, Sunil, 225 Sarojak, Douglas, 570 Sartor, Jerome, 326, 570 Sartor, Mary, 241, 327, 516 Sati, Amin, 489 Satterfield, gohn, 20, 326, 570 Sagtlgrfield, hirley, 249, 199, 425, 516, Satyanarayana, G., 246, 454 Sauer, Rick, 429, 537 nne 369 489 Sauls, Ly , , Saligrgders, Clarence, 253, 315, 319, 321, 5 0 Schrempp, Ann, 369, 570 Schroeder, David, 516 Schroeder, Gerry, 351, 570 Schroeder, ack, 516 Schroeder , liaren, 298, 345, 537 Schroeder, Sandra, 23, 28, 378, 490 Schuelein, Carol, 342, 537 Schuelke, James, 308, 413, 538 Schuette, Kathryn, 28, 342, 516 Schultz, Rodney, 354, 358, W0 Schumacher, Roger, 239, 490 Schupbach, Louis, 28, 401, 490 Schupbach, Suzanne, 28, 369, 570 Schurter, Ronald, 401, 538 Schuster, John, 390, 570 Schwab, Tony, 490 Schwarz, Charles, 237, 247, 287, 296, 42, 490 Schwarz, Eugene, 26, 42, 538 Schwarz, kamei, 302, 42, 570 Schwarz, obert, 27, 538 Schwille, Robert, 358, 570 Schwoerke, Roland, 24, 490 Scott, Barbara, 369, 538 Scott, Beverly, 351, 570 Scott, Bonnie, 283, 285, 70 Scott, Charles, 434, 516 Scott, Ira, 358 Scott, Jackie, 377, 490 Scott, James, 22. 490 Scott, Jimmy, 326, 570 Scott, Karen, 353, 570, 277 Scott, Larry, 264, 321, 516 Scott, Lawrence, 516 Scott, Martha, 314, 516 Scott, Randy, 516 Scott, Robert, 454 Scott, William, 377, 516 Scott, Wilma, 353. 570 Scraper, Robert, 326, 570 ScruggS, Terry,, 191. 318. 516 Scussell. Reid, 214, 327, 490 Seawright, Rodney, 321, 516 Sechrist, Barbara, 441. 490 Sedlak, Terry, 426. 538 Seebeck, Dean, 42, 538 Seefeldt, Emmet, 326, 570 Seem, Katharine, 329. 590 Sehon, Robert, 234, 335, 570 Seiber, John, 401, 490 Seiber, Mary, 369, 538 Seitz, Robert, 454 Sellers, Darlene, 259 Sellers. Jimmy, 245 Sells, Romulo, 490 Semple, Terrance. 434, 516 Semrad, Cheryl, 196, 363, 538 Semrad, Myron, 538 Sengupta, Shyama, 454 Serrano, Fidel, Z Service, Linda, 425, 517 Seshagiri, Natesan, 454 Settle, Halse , 354, 429, 538 Settles, Charles, 430, 570 Severson, Robert, 233 Sevey, Barbara, 342, 570 Shell, David, 227 harles 538 Shelton, C , Shelton, Donald, 233, 490 Shelton, Irwin, 326, 570 Shelton, udith, 369, 570 ary, 517 Shelton, lvl Shenold, Dale, 382, 538 Shepherd, Marianne, 410, 570 Shepherd, Richard, 194, 385, 570 Sheridan, Phillip, 251, 190, 191, 202, 421, 517, 204 Sherilf, Collette, 363, 538 Sherman, Alvin, 252 Sherman, Michael, 337, 517 Sherman, Stephen, 192 Sherrer, Lerry, 326, 570 Sherrer, obert, 326, 517 Sherill, George, 454 Sherrill, Karen S., 20, 342, 570 Sherrill, Laura, 351, 570 Sherrill, Sandra, 363 Sherrill, T. Scott, 538 Sherrod, Robert, 454 Sheth, Ajit, 248, 266, 272, 454 Shethia, Manharlal, 248, 490 Sheward, Howard, 377, 538 Shewey, Gerald, 321, 517 Shidler, Donna, 351, 570 Shidler, Frank, 296, 190, 517 Shields, Bonnie, 330, 491 Shields, Jackie, 287, 441, 570 Shields, Robert. 442, 538 Shiflet, John, 430, 570 Shinn, Deborah, 369, 570, 277 Shipley, Charles. 246. 265, 433, 517 Shipley, James, 429, 571 Shipp, Earl, 430, 517 Shirali, Ashok, 246, 265, 272, 542 Shirck, Carolyn, 364, 491 Shires, Wiley, 28, 571 Shirley, James. 218 Shirley, Julia, 369, 538 Shirley, Mary, 538 Shirley, Ronald, 242, 300, 326, 517 Shiver, Rosa, 345, 491 Shnell, Doris, 369. 517 Shobe, Robert, 421, 538 Shockley, Pamela, 389. 62, 491 Shoemaker, Connie, 335, 491 Shoflner, Betty, 363, 571 Shofner, Jackie. 369, 571 Sholar, Bob, 259 Sholar, Pat, 491 Short, James, 377, 517 Shriver, Judy, 402, 517 Shriver, Steven, 28, 571 Shropshire, Phyllis, 364, 538 Shrouf, Margaret, 27, 342, 571 Shroyer, Don, 218 Shuford, Stanle , 249, 254, 491 Shuler, Susan, 393. 538 Shull, Gary, 326, 517 Shupe, Robert. 242. 250, 442, 321, 491 Shuve, Russell, 491 Siddiqi, Mohammed, 272, 542 Sieber. Fred, 426, 517 Smallwood, Ronney, 517 Smart, Cheryl, 239, 350, sas Smasal, Jean, 190, 42, 517 Smaff, Earl, 249, 326, 517 Sme ser, Janie, 239, 389, 538 Smeltzer, John, 318, 571 Smiley, Suellen, 239, 329, 491 Smith, Andrew, 394, 517 Smith, Carla, 369, 571 Smith, Carol J., 303, 364, 571 Smith, Carol L., 351, 571 Smith, Carolyn, 303, 425 Smith, Carolyn Sue, 286 Smith, Cecil, 243 Smith, Charles, 220 Smith, Chester, 246, 321, 538 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Connie, 402, 517 Curtis, 326, 571 Darwin, 430, 491 Daurity, 214, 28, 571 Smith, David Earl, 377, 517 Smith, David Eugene, 301 Smith, Dee, 265 Smith, Donna, 240, 12, 389, 491 Smith, Doris, 343, 571 Smith, Dudley 203 326, 538 Smith, Gary, 571 Smith, Gerald, 571 Smith, Ginny, 345, 517 Smith, Jack, 418 Smith, James G., 358, 571 Smith, James H., 27, 386, 538 Smith, James W., 252, 358, 517 Smith, Jerry L., 397, 571 Smith, Jerry, M., 321, 491 Smith, Joe, 29, 449 Smith, John, 492 Smith, Joseph, 394, 492 Smith, Kathy, 492 Smith, Kenneth E., 538 Smith, Kenneth M., 492 Smith, Larry D., 251 Smith, Larry E., 326, 571 Smith, Larry L., 265, 492 Smith, Lawrence, 571 Smith, Lena, 343, 571 Smith, Leslie, 351, 571 Smith, Linda K., 389, 538 Smith, Linda L., 441, 571 Smith, Linda, 441, 571 Smith, Mar 'e, 353, 571 Smith, Marlg , 571 Smith, Marsolyn, 538 Smith, Marvin, 517 Smith, Ma , 343, 571, 277 Smith, Midifael L., 335, 571 Smith, Michael P., 358, 571 Smith, Michael R., 191, 203, 492 Smith, Michael S., 390, 551 Smith, Michael, W., 253, 22 Smith, Monty, 24, 492 Smith, Myron, 373, 437, 492, 432 Smith, Nancy H., 517 Smith, Nancy S., 364, 571 Smith, Norma. 378, 492 Smith, Pat, 258, 259, 369, 517 Page 603 Smith, Paul A., 398 Smith, Paul E., 571 Smith, Pau, M.l 394, 538 Smith, Peggy, 409, 492 Smith, Richard A., 326, 517 Smith, Richard E., 250 Smggr, Richard Earl, 242, 192, 203, 4 Smith, Riletta, 492 Smith, Ronald, 517 Smith, Sandra, 369, 571 Smith, Sharon K., 236, 67, 410, 492 Smith, Sharon Kay, 210, 234, 372, 441, 62, 492 Smith, Sharon Lynn, 364, 538 Smith, Sharon Lynne, 211, 369, 538 Smith, Sharon M., 51, 571 Smith, Stanley, 188, 192, 197, 492 Smith, Steve, 377, 571, 276 Smgh, Suzanne, 338, 283, 372, 398, 4 2 Smith, Thomas, 243 Smith, Vinson, 212, 394, 538 Smith, Wendell, 220, 321, 492 Smith, Wright, 492 Smithart, Hazel, 277 Smittle, Jon, 414, 538 Sneed, Carole, 353, 571 Sneed, John, 203, 358, 571 Sneed, Stephen, 237, 571 Snethen, Donald, 326, 571 Snider, Donna, 492 Snider, Randy, 237, 201 Snider, Roger, 492 Snow, Glen, 421, 571 Snowden, Mervin, 249, 255 Snyder, David, 279, 280 Snyder, Helen, 364, 538 Snyder ohn, 542 Snyder, Joyce, 211 Snyder, Kathleen, 330, 571 Sn der, Rhodora, 32, 517 So8,er, Barbara, 402, 538 Sober, John, 167 Socorro, Norma, 237 S-eden, Cynthia, 353, 571 Soderstrom, James, 326, 571 Soderstrom, Patricia, 492 Sodowsky, Melvin, 401, 571 Sodowsky, Willard, E, 60 Soh, Evangeling, 271 Solorio, Patricia, 327, 571, 277 Solow, Anthony, 261, 492 Solow, Solow, Ronald, 28, 447 Rose, 199, 492 Sompayrac, Robert, 517 Somsuan, Wijit, 273 Sooter, Matthew, 358, 571 Sorci, Joseph, 278 Sossamon, Barry, 302, 397, 571 Sotelo , Lisa, 351, 572 Souders, Richard, 318, 517 South, Jimmy, 32, 538 Southall, Susan, 343, 572 Southard, Richard, 517 Souther, Thomas, 374, 421, 538 Southerland, Benny, 215, 218, 517 Southward, Anna, 330, 572 Sowle, Barbara, 441, 538 Spalding, Harold, 2.9, 450 Sparkman, Carolyn, 353, 572 Sparkman, Lee, 326, 572 Sparks, Charles, 26, 326, 492 Sparks, Frances, 369, 538 Sparks, Gary, 493 Sparks, . Stanley, 386, 538 Sparks, James, 454 Sparks Sparks: Sparks auhree, 369, 538 udith, 299, 314, 343, 517 ancy, 302, 364, 572 Speakman, Kandee, 214, 27 Spearman, Vandy, 289 Specht, Charlotte, 369, 517 Speegle, Clifton, 386, 539 Spelman, Jeffrey, 417, 539 Spence, Larry, 335, 572 Spencer, Allen, 216 Spencer, Charles, 493 Spencer, Cynthia, 211, 393, 542 Spencer, Deline, 572 Spencer, Jerry, 20, 386, 517 Spencer, Orville, 539 Sperling, Kenneth, 382, 449 Sperry, Ann, 364, 539 Spickelmier, Thomas, 248, 386, 572 Spiva, George, 517 Splawn, Oma, 211, 329, 517 Spore, Steven, 401, 539 Spottswood, Nancy, 343, 572 Spradlin, Jimmy, 245, 572 Spradlin, Tommy, 539 Sprague, Lois, 389, 572 Sprangel, Richard, 397, 493 Sprin field, Thomas, 390, 572 e haron 343 572 Sprinil , S , , . Sproul, Kayleen, 369, 493 Sprouls, Carol, 277 Sprouse, Rex, 326, 572 Spurlin, Ronald, 433, 493 Spurlock, James, 215 Srivastava, Nirmale, 246, 272, 454 Stabe, Shirley, 369, 493 Stac , Phyllis, 196 Staelieli, David, 572 Staff, Connie, 258, 287. 299, 381, 539 Stafford, John, 386, 539 Stafford, Larry, 58, 572 Stahl, Raymond, 493 Stai miller, Robert, 213 Stal8ord, Harold, 493 Stallcup, Everett, 358, 572 Stallings, Nelda, 572 Stancliff, Robert, 517 Page 604- Standerfer, Paddy, 330, 572 Staneart, Larry, 231, 232, 430, 493 Stanford, Thomas, 401, 517 Stanley, Jack, 251 Stanley, Susan, 351, 572 Stanphill, Sharon, 288, 398, 572 Stansel, Linda, 364, 517 Stansell, Linda L., 258 Stanton, James, 335, 572 Staples, Richard, 414, 517 Stapleton, Barbara, 308, 329, 539 Stark, Clifford, 358, 517 Starkey, Charles, 229, 450 Starks, Bill, 517 Starks, Leslie, 20, 300, 517 Starling, Dennis, 242, 250 Starr, Jacqueline, 343, 517 Starr, Max, 326, 572 Starr, Rex, 20, 321, 493 Starr, Richard, 394, 572 Staten, Sandra, El, 517 Staton, Dale, 326, 572 Staton, Dan, 326, 572 Staton, James, 193 Staudt, Oscar, 326, 572 StClair, David, 417, 493 StC1air, Harold, 203, 358, 572 StClair, John, 274 Steel, Charles, 326, 539 Steelman, C. Dayton, 25, 414, 454 Steeper, Paula, 402, 572 Steer, Twylla, 351, 539 Steigleder, Jon, 211, 369, 518 Steigleder, Juanita, 238, 240, 258, 493 Steigman, Gary, 493 Steimer, Jana, 369, 539 Stein, Tim, 288 Steinbock, Susan, 351, 572 Steincamp, Lynn, 192, 335, 518 Steiner, Carl, 414, 539 Steiner, Larry, 414, 572, 276 Steinkoenig, Leo, 518 Stephan, Jerry, 192, 197, 198, 493, 201 Stephanou, James, 337, 539 Stephens, Cardell, 194, 375, 539 Stephens, Carol, 211, 199, 409, 518 Stephens, Donald, 426, 539 Stephens, Elizabeth, 409, 522 Stephens, Gareth, 245 Stephens, Judith, 369, 539 Stephens, Sandra, 239, 351, 572 Stephenson, Richard, 434, 518 Sterk, Sharon, 284, 351, 572 Sterling, Harold, 326, 572 Sterling, Mary, 393, 493 Sterling, Paul, 25, 454 Stevens, Gary, 58, 572 Stevens, James, 335, 572 Stevens, Ronald, 572 Stevenson, Carol, 539 Stevenson, David, 433, 539 Steward, Judy, 345, 572 Stewart, David, 493 Stewart, Don, 426, 493 Stewart, James M., 25 Stewart, James O., 539 arolyn, 389, 539 Stewart, Stewart, Marsha, 2.38, 299, 572 Stewart, Millie, 32, 518 Stewart, Richard, 430, 572 Stewart, Tomme, 433, 572 Stice, Sheryl, 231, 67, 406, 518 - Stich, Ellen, 284, 402, 572 Stidham, Gene, 326, 572 Stidham, Linda, 343, 572 Stidham, Walter, 216, 518 Stiefemran, Carolyn, 240, 241, 364, 493, 277 Stiles, Lynda, 24, 314 Stilm, Raymond, 213, 65, 382, 418 Still, Gary, 337, 539 Stinchcomb, Deann, 21, 258, 284, 70 364, 542 Stinchcomb, Larry, 382, 493 Stine, Cherry, 353. 572 Stinnett, James, 326, 572 Stinson, Gordon, 358, 539, 201 Stinson, Tim, 358, 572 Stites, Eugenia, 289, 308, 351, 539 Stites, Phyllis, 330, 539 Stitt, Mary, 289, 353, 572 Stivers, Diana, 369, 572 Stockard, Larrff, 373, 390, 493, 391 Stockinger, Gi bert, 42, 518 Stockton, Ben, 201, 437, 572 Stockton, Judith, 284 Stodola, Judith, 343, 539 Stohlhand, Glen, 358, 493 Stoll, Dale, 429 Stollings, Roy, 433, 572 Stonaker, Kim, 261, 42, 493 Stone, Anita, 351, 572 Stone, Beverlee, 369, 493 Stone, David, 377, 518 Stone, James, 429, 572 Stone, Jane, 378, 518 Stone, Karl, 239, 264 Stone, Kay, 329, 518 Stone, Pamela, 277 Stagg, Robert E., 212, 213, 22, 65, Stone, Robert T., 358, 572 Stone, Susan, 303, 378, 572 Stonebarger, Donald, 244, 335, 493 Stoner, Alex, 20 Stoner, Gary, 572 Stookesberry, Gary, 493 Stookey, Richard. 437, 539 Storck, Carlene, 345, 493 Storm, Carolyn, 364, 539 Storm, Charles, 200, 326, 572 Stout, Cleo, 441, 493 Stout, Donald, 208, 430, 62, 493, 56, Stout, Fay, 326, 539 Stout, James, 261, 382, 493 Stout, Keith, 187, 191, 198, 202 Stout, Kenneth, 374, 430, 572 Stout, Marcia, 369, 573 Stovall, James, 433, 518 Stovall, Mickey, 211, 286, 378, 518 Stover, Carol, 327, 539 Stover, Lucille, 64, 402, 493 Stratton, Jerri, 326, 573 Stratton, Mic ael, 71 Straughan, Suzanne, 441, 573 Straw, Karen, 351, 573 Street, Nancy, 378, 573 Streeter, Richard, 433, 518 Streller, Johnny, 246, 265, 493 Stribling, James, 301 Stricklin, Carlene, 494 Stricklin, Kenneth, 494 Stringer, Linda, 287, 441, 518 Strobel, Virginia, 329, 494 Strokey, Paul, 250, 358, 573 Strong, Peggy, 364, 539 Strong, Sherleen, 425, 573 Stroud, Donald, 430, 494 Stroup, Priscilla, 238, 278, 281, 287, 291, 114, 369, 494 Struck, Dorothy, 369, 518 Struck, Shelley, 345, 539 Stuart, James, 301 Stuart, Mary, 542 Stuart, Sandra, 389, 573 Stubby, Diane, 345, 494 Stull, Arthur, 573 Stump, Sheridan, 402, 573 Sturdivant, Maria, 542 Sturkie, James, 242, 494 Suligennis, 245, 249, 271, 319, 321, Suagee, Janice, 542 Subrahmanyam, Venka, 246, 272 Suddeth, Steven, 421, 573 Suesz, Mary, 257, 351, 573 Su g, Everett, 542 Su5il, Rudolph, 326, 573 Suitor, Kenneth, 539 Sullens, Judith, 214, 351, 573 Sullins, Shirley, 369, 494 Sullivan, Charles, 24, 494 Sullivan, J. Allen, 430, 573 Sullivan, Peggy, 542 Sumintaredja, Edy, 20, 25, 454 Summers, Glen, 245 Summers, Hope, 389, 573 Summers, James A., 229, 450 Summers, James H., 278 Summers, Nicki, 343 Summers, Pamela, 351, 277 Sumner, Stephen, 230 Sumner, Wi liam, 539 Sun, Liteh, 271 Surakool, Kan, 273 Surve, Ali, 268, 272 Suter, Nancy, 343, 573 Sutherland, Deloris, 21, 343, 573 Sutherland, Jerry, 20, 192, 197 Suthers, Grady, 573 Suthers, Neal, 290 Sutmiller, Dorothy, 284, 23, 343, 494, 277 Suttasathien, Sache, 273 Sutton, Linda, 343, 573 Suvannodom, Suracha, 273 Svymbersky, Philip, 373, 422, 494 Swabb, Mary, 27, 364, 540 Swafford, Bill, M, 450 Swafford, Waldo, 335, 518 Swagerty, James, 208, 418, 494, 57 Swain, Charles, 430, 539 Swan, Laura, 329, 494 Svsirggda, Larry, 213, 21, 230, 401, Swearingin, Carolyn, 231, 295, 364, 494 Swearingen, Don, 63, 326, 539 Sweat, Vincent, 237 Sweeney, Daniel, 326, 573 Swindle, Stefanie, 409, 539 Swinger, Gary, 23, 518 Swink, Prescilla, 351, 573 Swinney, Joan, 343, 573 Swinney, Shirley, 240, 241, 68, 195, 425, 494 Sykes, Rebecca, 378, 518 Sykora, Ernest, 358, 518 Sylvester, Connie, 211, 345, 539 Symes, Linda. 329, 573 Synar, Bonita, 389, 573 T Taaca, Perry, 290 Tabor, Larry, 394, 518 Taggart, Barbara, 518 Taggart, Karen, 381, 573 Taggart, Wayne, 252 Talbert, George, 494 Tallent, Daisel, 281 Tallent, Donald, 401, 573 Tallent, Rex, 494 Tallent, Dwight, 24, 335, 539 Talley, Charles, 276 Talley, Linda, 364, 494 Taluc, Stanley, 254, 539 Taluy, Ayla, 245, 249, 255, 494 Tapp, Ralph, 335, 514 Tapp, Richard, 518 Taracko, Mary, 345. 573 Tarlston, Wallace, 518 Tarr, Barbara, 351, 573 Tarter, Gary, 386, 539 Tate, Elizabeth, 369, 539 Tate, Gary, 430, 539 Tatroe, Sheila, 389, 542 Tatum, Linda, 441, 518 Tatum, William, 215, 494 Tautfest, Rexford, 374, 401, 518 Taylor, Brenda, 389, 518 Taylor, Doris, 330, 572 Taylor, George, 450 Taylor, Gary, 337 Taylor, Jack, 228, 448 Taylor, James, 418, 539 Taylor, Jenne, 283, 369, 539 Taylor, Jimmie, 288 Taylor, John, 253 Taylor, Larry, 245, 494 Taylor, Laura, 343, 573 Taylor, Patricia, 345, 539 Taylor, Ronald, 437, 573 Taylor, Rondea, 353, 573 Taylor, Sally, 369 Taylor, Tom, 434, 573 Taylor, William, 326, 539 Taylor, Yvonne, 330, 573, 277 Tayyib, Md Abu, 270 Teague, Charles, 494 Teel, William, 214, 20, 65, 318, 494 Teel, Margaret, 406, 573 Teel, Nancy, 259, 351 Tetters, Gaylen, 539 Tefft, Ann, 364, 573 Tefft, Roberta, 364, 518 Teheranchi, Cyrus, 28, 518 Tempero, James, 2.4, 438, 495 Temple, Harry, 539 Temple, William, 42, 495 Templeton, Daniel, 204 Templeton, Nelia, 343, 573 Templeton, Philip, 188, 193, 542 Tennille, Carl, 232, 299, 191, 426, 518 Terrell, Bill, 495 Terrell, Don, 326, 573 Terrell, Glenda, 364, 539 Terrill, Monica, 278, 281 Terrill, Vera, 364, 573 Terry, Daniel, 301 Terry, Larry, 232 Tessier, Frederick, 433, 518 Teten, Harry, 286 Thaker, Deviprasad, 246, 265, 272, 454 Thames, Gerry, 573 Tharp, Russell, 337, 573 Thayer, Randy, 229, 414, 449 Thayer, Sandra, 369, 573, 22 Thomas, Becky, 410, 573 Thomas, Charles, 418, 531 Thomas, Edwin, 219, 232, 234, 434, 62, 495, Thomas, Gerald, 358, 518 Thomas, ames, 418, 495 Thomas, anie, 345, 573 Thomas, John, 374, 397, 539 Thomas, Joseph, 326, 539 Thomas, Mike, 29, 382, 450 Thomas, Robert, 191, 321, 45 Thomas, Sharon, 343, 573 Thomas, Susan, 343, 518 Thomas, Warren, 418 Thomas, Wilbur, 230, 573 Thomas, William, 418, 495 Thomason, Gary, 573 Thomason, Gertrude, 573 Tlaggason, Mark, 250, 281, 373, 442, Thomason, Richard, 318, 518 Thompson, Bill, 57 Thompson, Bobby, 405, 573 Thompson, Buddy, 245, 518 Thompson, Cynthia, 369, 518 Thompson, Franklin, 518 Thompson, Gary, 219, 495 Thompsonu, George, 20, 413, 518 Thompson, Gerald, 247, 249, 495 Thompson, James M., 518 Thompson, James R., 397, 495 Thompson, Joe, 495 Thompson, John D., 252, 335, 573 Thompson, John E., 454 Thompson, Judy, 364, 542 Thompson, Kathleen, 402, 573 Thompson, Kathryn, 369, 495 Thompson, Kenneth, 335, 573 Thompson, Lawrence, 246, 495 Thompson, Leslie, 495 Thompson, Michael, 191, 335, 573, 204, 276 Thompson, Robert, 539 Thompson, Sandra, 284 Thompson, Sheron, 369, 518 Thompson, Temple, 405 Thompson, Wilda, 329, 539 Thomson, D. Ann, 398, 518 Thomson, Mary, 343, 573 Thorne, Edwin, 229, 394, 449 Thornton, Charles, 335, 518 Thornton, Marvin, 214 Thornton, Roy, 245, 69 Thornton, Vemon, 450 Thornton, Wynema, 369, 518 Thrash, Sidney, 214 Thrasher, Carol, 343, 573 Thrasher, PSEEY, 329, 518 Thur, John, 264, 495 Thurston, Una, 196, 425, 495 Tibbetts, Roger, 495 Ticer, William, 190, 202, 518 Tier, Jess, 373, 386, 495, 387 Tierce, John, 230, 414, 495 Tietz, Beth, 329, 518 Tiger, John, 274, 539, 201 Tiger, Miller, 254, 274 Tigue, Charles, 539 Timmons, Clifford, 495 Tims, Michael, 495 Tinberg, Dennis, 326, 573 Tindall, Curtis, 335, 573 Tindukasiri, Rawi, 273, 454 Ting, Bing Yuan, 271 Tippeconnic, John, 274 Tippeconnic, Mary, 274, 284, 369, 574 Tippens, Terry, 382, 574 Tippie, Martin, 290, 539 Tippit, Edwin, 232, 236, 430, 518 Tipton, Carolyn, 21, 345, 518 Tipton, Charlotte, 364, 495 Tipton, Dixie, 369, 518 Titsworth, Howard, 296, 42, 518 Tittsworth, Tobie, 20, 540 Todd, Bob, 358, 574 Todd, Janice, 364, 540 Todd, Joe, 326, 574 Todd, Robert B., 496 Todd, Robert L., 434 Todd, Thomas, 300, 326, 540 Tohlen, Harold, 201, 540 Tohlen, Herbert, 232 Tohlen, Rose, 518 Toles, Marvin, 426, 496 Tolle, Barbara, 402, 540 Tolle, Helen, 308, 542 Tollefsen, Linda, 409, 496 Tolson, James, 203, 318, 574 Toma, Suzelle, 269, 343, 574, 282 Toma, Victor, 269, 318, 518 Tominey, Patrick, 421, 574 Tomko, Lawrence, 321, 518, 282 Tzzargigin, Rebecca, 239, 240, 241, 389, Tomlinson, David, 212, 237, 288, 69, 201, 540 Tomlinson, Tommy, 382, 574 Tommey, Pamela, 518 Tone, Robert, 188, 192, 197, 438, 496 Toney, Jerry, 518 Toombs, Larry, 433 Topencik, Paul, 253 Toussaint, Gary, 394, 496 Toussaint, Judith, 351, 574, 277 Towles, William, 326, 574 Townsend, Dyanna, 369, 518 Townsend, Henry, 193, 496 Townsend, Ralph, 540 Townsend, William, 386, 574 Tracy, Chester, 318, 519 Tracy, Frederick, 417, 574 Tracy, Loren, 335, 574 Tracy, Virginia, 410, 496, 411 Trant, Ric ard, 414, 540 Trantham, Brian, 280, 321, 540 Trask, Janice, 369, 574 Trautman, Linda, 364, 540 Treadwell, James, 430, 574 Tredway, James, 418, 574 Trdeway, Karen, 351, 540 Trees, Charles, 438 Trekell, Landis, 252 Trent, Beverly, 351, 574 Trent, Luther, 326, 519 Trent, Sherrill, 364, 574 Trim, Gerald, 358, 574, 282 Triplett, Richard, 213, 243, 65 Trivitt, Roxie,, 264 Trogdon, Johnnie, 519 Trompler, Wilma, 278, 280, 298, 540 Trottman, Jerry, 248 Trout, Candy, 425, 540 Troutman, Charles, 201 Troxel, James, 386, 574 Troxel, Marcia, 574 Tmman, Annette, 519 Tmmbly, William, 297, 42, 574 Trussell, Herkley, 247, 249, 373, 421, 519, 42 Tryner, Kenneth, 203, 326, 574 Tseng, James, 271 Tsotigh,cJ,acob, 335, 574 lenn, 190, 519 Tucker, Tucker, J. David, 496 Tucker, Jo, 574 Tucker, Patricia, 410, 574 Tucker, Ronald, 335, 574 Tucker, Sandra, 409, 574 Tucker, Sharryn, 278, 281, 441, 540 Tucker, Walter, 417, 540 Tukan, Nabil, 29 Tullius, Mike, 358, 574 Tung, Kuang, 271 Tuohy, Charles, 167 Turley, Robert, 321, 540 Turley, Sandra, 24, 286, 381, 496 Tumbull, Linda, 277 Turner, Benjamin, 29, 449 Tumer, Donna, 285, 364, 496 Tumer, Douglas, 246, 496 Tumer, Howard, 217, 69, 496 Turner, James, 315, 337, 574 Tumer, Joseph, 297 Tumer, Nancy, 393, 519 Tumer, Richard, 437, 519 Tumer, Walter, 24, 476 Tumer, Wilber, 496 Turney, Mary, 296 Turvey, Antoinette, 351, 574 Tusing, William, 358, 519 Tuttle, Alfred, 434, 496 Tuttle, Linda, 398, 519, 277 Tyler, Ohara, 20 Tyree. Lana, 369, 540 Tze, Shung, 248 U Uetake, Yojiro, 162 Ulken, Rosemary, 353, 540 Ullery, Maynard, 496 Umezawa, Sharon, 245, 249 Unrau, Arlis, 222 Unruh, Michael, 232 Unser, Thomas, 358, 574 Updike, Michael, 4426, 574 West, Oli Williamsi Inlet, 4101 575 Wherri tt Vardanian, lsaac, 268 William White, Ruthanna, 275, 410, 519 Upp, John, 290, 413, 519 Uppa , Kul, 248, 272, 454 Upshaw, Shadra, 275, 364, 519 Uptergrove, Joseph, 326, 574 Upton, Caro , 353, 540 Urbansky, Claire, 369, 540 Uzzell, Sharon, 199, 364, 574 Uzzell, Steven, 200, 326, 574 V Vahidi, Mohebatulla, 268 Vakil, Kumunchandra, 246, 272 Vallance, Ronald, 358, 574 Vanantwerp, Gary, 496 Vanburen, Linda, 369, 519 Vanburkleo, Cheryl, 364, 574 Vance, Terry, 288, 355, 574 Vancoevering, Lary, 358, 574 Vanderwork, Mickey, 21, 401, 574 Vandeventer, Randy, 326, 574 Vandever, Lana, 240, 287, 369, 496 Vandolsen, Karen, 406, 540 Vanhauen, Stephen, 232, 496 Vanhorn, Robert, 438, 542 Vanhome, Samuel, 373, 496, 432 Vanlandincgham, Caro, 540 Vanpielt, 'a laura, 381, 540 Vanwinkle, Ilobert, 519 Vanwyngarden, Carol, 393, 519 Vanzant, Marlene, 211, 314, 364, 540 Varrna, Mahesh, 454 Vamell, Judith, 364, 574 Vamer, Robert, 574 Vater, Michael, 497 Vaughan, Carolyn, 264, 497 Vaughan, Wendal, 264, 519 Vaughn, James, 540 Vaughn, Patricia, 369, 497 Vaughn, Rose, 353, 574 Veatch, Fred, 251 Veatch, Mary, 21, 287, 381, 540 Venkatram, Babu, 265 Venosdel, Danny, 326, 497 Venzke, Ken, 386, 574 Vemon, Nita, 330, 540 Vemooy, Alice, 398, 497, 399 Vest, Don, 294, 430, 519 Vichapan, Sripan, 273 Vick, Sharon, 281 Villines, Ronald, 194, 540 Vincent, John, 574 Vincent, Michael, 574 Vineyard, Sharon, 406, 519 Vineyard, Judy, 121 Vineyard, Ray, 287, 497 Vinzetta, Pete, 434, 519 Vise, Carrell, 192, 197, 326, 497 Vitale, Martha, M, 540 Vloedman, Henry, 335, 540 Vogel, Stephen, 264, 318, 540 Vogt, Daniel, 219 Voise, Larry, 275, 276 Vongvisith, Praserm, 273 Vonruden, Thomas, 167 Vontungeln, Amanda, 21, 288, 409, 574 Vontungeln, Elmer, 2 Vora, Anantrai, 248, 266, 272 Vorheis, Marianne, 345, 519 Voise, Donn, 280, 326, 574, 282 Voth, Janice, 343, 540 W Waddell, Jill, 406, 574 Waddintgton, Karen, 351, 519 rystal, 343, 574 Wade, Wade, Dorothy, 278, 20, 364, 519 Wade, Jack, 433, 540 Wade, Joe, 321, 497 Wade, Sammy, 220 Wade, Thomas, 437, 574 Wade, William, 454 Wadley, Johnny, 540 Wagaw, Berhanu, 267 Waggerman, 301 ' Waggermanbgames, 417, 497 Wagle, Jay, 0, 385, 574 ' Wagner, Evelyn, 280, 331, 574 Wagner, Judith, 378, 540 Wagnon, John, 574 Wainsott, Elva, 425, 540 Wksalgelee, Carol, 211, 238, 259, 409, 1 Walcott, James, 405, 450 Waldrip, Byron, 497 Waldron, Montrose, 282 Walford, Richard, 405, 574 Walker, Conley, 191, 497 Walker, Curtis, 219, 519 Walker, Daniel, 296 Walker, Jacque, 288 Walker, James E., 288 Walker, James R., 319, 321, 519 Walker, Jimmie, 540 Walker, John, 358, 574 Walker, Karen, 196, 389, 519 Walker, Larry, 215, 382, 540 Walker, Lila, 425, 519 Walker, Lorrin, 289, 300, 542 Walker, Mary, 393, 542 Walker, Mary, 364, 540 Walker, Nancy, 369, 497 Walker, Travis, 386, 574 Walker, Vernie, 448 Walkup, Jerry, 414, 575 Walkup, Terry, 414, 575 Wall, David, 193. 197, 497 Wall, Dianne, 228. 410, 447 Wall, Elizabeth, 351, 575 Wall, Mary, 369, 540 Wallace, John D., 233, 497 Wallace, John L., 433, 519 Wallace, Leonard, 251, 421, 519 Wallace, Linda, 284, 364, 542 Wallace, Patricia, 353, 540 Walls, Brenda, 343, 575 Walls, Earlene, 406, 497 Walls, Josephine, 369, 575 Walpole, Willard, 201, 23, 437, 575 West, Barry, 390, 575 West, Brenda, 343, 575 West, Carroll, 299, 364, 498 West, Gary, 358, 575 West, James, 290, 413, 519 West, Jennifer, 343, 575 West, Joe, 430, 540 West, Judith, 258, 364, 541 ver, 253, 321, 519 Walsh, Kerry, 335, 575 Walters, Darrell, 326, 57 5 Walters, Dian, 343, 575 Walters, Mary, 329, 575 Walton, John, 242, 321, 519 Walton, Karyl, 369, 575 Walton, Kay, 575 West, Raymond, 575 West, Sandra, 351, 575 West, Sandra Lee, 369, 575 West, Terry, 22, 498 Westermeyer, Joy, 343, 575 Westfall, Janis, 353, 575 Westhoff, Frances, 381, 541 Walton, Melvin, 245 Walton, Robert, 575 Wang, Lin, 278 Warburton, Jerry, 232 Ward, Carl, 28, 447 Ward, Hal, 188, 193 Ward, Jerry, 201 Ward, ewell, 22 Ward Ward Ward , loyce, 343, 575 , Laura, 425, 575 Patricia 241, 68, 327, 497 Westmoreland, Herbert, 358, 575 Wetzel, Herbert, 281 Whaling, Whatley, Whatley, Wheeler, Wayne, 214 Barbara, 409, 498 Phyllis, 369, 575 Don, 281, 201, 326, 575 Wheeler, Edward, 418, 519 Wheeler, Edwin, 224 Wheeler, Margery, 288, 378, 519 Wheeler, William, 414, 575 Bart 308 421 541 waiaf sue, 3511 515 Ware, B ennie, 326, 575 Warkentin, Jack, 335, 497 Warma, Beverly, 364, 540 Warminski, Vivian, 364, 497 Wamer, Sharon, 389, 497 Warren, Barbara, 369, 519 Warren, Charles, 450 Wherry, Thomas, 386, 541 Whetsell, Richard, 414, 541 Whisnant, David, 194, 201, 318, 575 Whitaker, Donald, 358 Whitaker, Major, 280, 575 Whitaker, Ronald, 257, 426, 519 White, Barry, 212, 244, 262, 28, 426, 541 Williams, Williams Donna, 351, 576 Emma 343 576 Williams: Evelyni 454, Williams, Gary, 576 Williams, Williams Gertrude, 345, 519 Harold 28 448 Williamsi James, 250 ' Williams, James D., 454 Williams ames W. 519 Williams, Jill, 351, 541 Williams, Jimmy, 216, 382, 520 Williams, Joe, 321, 541 Williams, John J., 520 Williams, John K., 386, 576 Williams John V. 335, 541 Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams I Judith L1,264, 298,541 , Judy M., 299, 364, 541 , Karolann, 299 , Kathleen, 364, 541 Kathryn 259 369 541 Williams: Kenny, i94, 535,515 Williams, Mary E., 364, 576 Williams, Mary L., 211, 236, 67, 196, 198, 369, 520 Williams, Michael, 386, 498 Williams, Nancy, 353, 541 Williiams, Neva, 343, 576 Wlliams, Richard, 438, 498 Williams, Ronald, 418, 576 Williams, Stanley, 394, 576 Williams, Thomas, 261, 394, 498 s, Wilson, 191, 202, 386, 520 Wolf, Ruth, 369 520 Wolfe, Donna, 301, 406, 541 Wolfe, Jack, 418 Wolfe, Mary, 299, 300, 520 Wolff, Connie, 389, 541 Wolfkill, John, 23 Wolfson, James, 413, 499 Wollard, Marvin, 335, 576 Womack, Mary, 343, 576 Wong, Julius, 454 Wong, Paul, 271 Woo , Arlis, 326, 520 Wood, Bettie, 369, 576 Wood, Calvin, 499 Wood, Connie, 369, 541 Wood, Dale, 426 Wood, Dale L., 235, 289, 576 Wood, Gary, 194, 358, 576 Wood, Kent, 190, 207, 52 Wood, Marilyn, 241, 32, 520 Wood, Ronald, 520 Wood, Victoria, 402, 541 Wood William 520 wwdiill, Harold, 325, 575 Woodard, Martha, 343, 576 Woodcock, Joseph, 335, 576 Woodfin, James, 577 Woodman, Richard, 429, 541 Woodruff, Allan, 321, 541 Williamson, knhn, 418, 576 Wililamson, onald, 23 Woods, Carolyn, 364, 577 Woods, Elizabeth, 241, 402, 52 Woods, James F., 32, 577 Woods, ames I., 242, 250 Woods, John, 68, 62, 499 Woods, Lee, 188, 193, 197 Warren, Douglas, 261 Warren, Glen, 243 Warren, Jana, 410, 540 Warren, Martha, 282 Warren, Mary, 364, 497 Warren, Richard, 201 Warrington, Frank, 326, 497 Warwick, Dan, 397, 575 Washbum, Jerry, 32, 540 Washbum, Jimmy, 335, 575 Washbum, Monard, 280 Waska, Leonard, 20 Waska, Linda, 199 Waters, Gary, 394, 575 Watkins, Carla, 364, 540 Watkins, George, 390, 575 Watkins, Sandra, 343, 575 Watson, Harold, 497 Watson, Johnny, 433, 497 Watson, Suzanne, 369, 540 Watts, Adrian, 386, 497 Watts, Curtis, 413, 519 Watts, June, 369, 575 Waugh, Willie, 58, 540 Wauneka, Timothy, 274 Waymack, James, M, 449 Wayman, Carolyn, 277, 364, 497 Weakley, Susan, 24, 398, 540 Weatherltolt, Alan, 200 Weathers, Van, 426, 454, 201 Weatherston, John, 421, 575 White, Cheryl, 275 White, Chris, HJ, 265 White, Edwin, 198, 318, 541 VVhite, Fl oyd, 498 VVhite, Gary D., 318, 541 White, Gary L., 29, 450 W'hite, Gordon, 247 White, Jack, 335, 575 VVhite, James, 282 VVhite, Jayne, 381, 541 Vtfhite, Jimmy, 276 White, Judy, 211, 21, 369, 541 White, Linda, 441, 541 White, Mareyn, 242 VVhite, O live, 277, 343, 575 White, Sandra, 498 White, Sharon B., 259 VVhite, Sharon K., 259, 364 White, Sherri, 286, 329, 519 White, Steve, 358, 575 White, Walter, 231, 434, 498 White, Wanda, 498 Whitehouse, Gerald, 23 Whiteley, Charles, 434, 575 Whitenack, Delbert, 28, 447 Whitfield, Aloma, 575 Whitfield, David, 433, 498 Whitfield, Norris, 27, 519 Whitlock, Whitlock, Lowell, 433, 541 Thomas, 265, 498 Williamson, Russell, 386, 499 Willis, Bob, 414, 499 Willis, Frank, 223, 541 Willis Jerry, 232 Willis, Jesse, Z Willis, Richard, 242, 250, 358, 499 Willis, Ulysses, 279, 280, 326, 541 Willis, Walter, 337, 541 Willison, Gary, 335, 576 Willison, James, 318, 576 Willison, Ronald, 230 Wills, Charles, 358, 520 Wills, Gene, 225 Willsey, William, 433, 576 Willy, Paul, 499 Wilmans, Rex, 433, 576 Woods, Thomas, 397, 520 Woodson, Don, 397 Woodward, Gary, 358, 577 Woodward, Truman, 28, 292, 394, 577 Woodworth, James, 224 Woodworth, Teddy, 203 Woody, Charlotte, 369, 577 Woody, Patty, 303, 398, 577 Woolman, William, 194, 32, 577 Woosley, Kay, 369, 541, 277, 22 Wooten, Marcia, 343, 577 Worrell, Raymond, 520 Worstell, Earl, 237, 242, 266, 319 Wortham, Gerald, 318, 577 Worthington, Janice, Sl, 577 Weaver, David, 397, 575 Weaver, John, 290 Weaver, Karen, 24, 70, 381, 497 Weaver, Suzette, 402, 575, 277 Weaver, William, 519 Webb, James, 540 Webb, Patricia L,, 369, 497 Webb, Patricia M., 32, 540 Webber, Janice, 378, 575 Webber, Timothy, 318, 575 Weber, Malinda, 409, 575 Weber, Martin, 237, 442, 454 Webster, Barton, 413, 519 Webster, Jimmy, 519 Webster, John, 28, 448 Wedin, Marcia, 575 Weedin, Judith, 343, 575 Weems, Sherry, 329, 519 Weger, Eugenia, 275, 279 We ling, Charles, 190, 202, 58, 519 Wehr, Wilma, 232, 519 Wehrenberg, Kenneth, 219, 326, 540 Wei, VVhua, 278 Weibel, Kathryn, 410, 575, 277 Weigand, Rex, 217, 255, 497 Weigandt, Betty, 258, 23, 284, 364, 497 Weigel, James, 335, 575 Weigle, Pamela, 196, 372, 410, 540 Weigle, Terrance, 209, 234, 236, 67, 386, 454 Weiland, William, 233 Weinand, Jerry, 401, 540 Weingart, Patty, 398, 575 Weinstein, Bemard, 25 Weiss, Marilyn, 211, 301, 364, 542 Welch, Darryl, 358, 575 Welch, Judith, 329, 519 Welch, Linn, 414, 540 Welch, Sheridan, 343, 575 Welker, Gretchen, 369, 540 Wellborn, Dolph, 32, 575 Weller, Richard, 397, 497 Wells, Dale, 335, 575 Wells, Don, 230 Wells, Gary, 247, 255, 321, 497 Wells, Gary L., 234, 335, 540 Wells, Richard, 358. 575 Wells, Roger, 228, 429, 447 Welsh, Thomas, 228, 377, 447 Wendlandt, Dale, 28, 448 Wendorff, Beverly, 378, 540 Wendt, Karen, 211, 406, 540 Wendt, Stanley, 321, 498 Wensel, Jennie, 297, 329, 519 Wertz, K. Dean, 386, 575 Wescott, Sandra, 364, 540 Whitlow, Linda, 351, 576 Whitmore, Alexander, 358 Whitnah, Wayne, 335, 576 Vlfhitney, Johnnie, 251 Vlfhitson, Joy, 21, 369, 576 Whitten, Marian, 389, 351, 519 Whittenburg, Virginia, 351, 576 Whittington, Barbara, 576 Vlfhittington, William, 216, 498 Whitton, Betty, 211, 541 Vlfhitworth, Bob, 318, 541 Whitworth, Orval, 216 Wiancko, Bruce, 263, 498 Wiechman, Garga 498 Wiechman, Her rt, 374, 377, 576 Weichman, Merton, 377, 498 Wied, Edwin, 358, 519 Wiederkehr, Alexander, 191, 519 Wiens, Carolyn, 239, 351, 519 Wiewel, Max, 296, 374, 421, 576 Wiglglinton, Stephen, 413, 358, 576 Wig t, Montea, 318, 541 Wigington, Danny, 318, 187, 498 Wilbum, Garry, 335, 519 Wilbum, Terry, 242 Wilcox, Gary, 252, 541 Wilcox, Linda, 211, 364, 541 Wilde, Severin, 190, 202 Wilder, Judith, 364, 498 Wilder, Lawrence, 326, 576 Wilder, Stephen, 337 Wiley, Mary, 330, 576 Wilken, Terence, 321, 541 Wilken, Timothy, 321, 541 Wi l more, Rex M., 261 Wilp, Peggy, 210, 343, 62, 499, 71 Wilsey, Lawrence, 386, 541 Wilson, Barry, 417, 576 Wilson, Billy, 21 Wilson, Carolyn, 369, 541 Wilson, Clyde, 321, 541 Wilson, Dale, 24, 520, 576 Wilson, Donna, 425 Wilson, Dwayne, 25, 499 Wilson, Gerald, 326, 576 Wilson, Gordon, 373 Wilson, Linda, 369, 541 Wilson, Louis, 251 Wilson, Mark, 200 Wilson, Mark W., 280, 414, 541 Wilson, Norma, 343, 576 Wilson, Patricia, 410, 576 Wilson, Reagan, 390, 520 Wilson, Roger, 193, 197, 326, 52 Wilson, Ruth, 278, 281, 277, 22 Wilson, Sherry, 351, 576 Wilson, Terry, 203 Wilson Timothy, 321, 499 Wilson Wilson Wilson , I w. Douglas, 576 William A., 430, 499 William H., 203 Wimmer, Donald, 275 Winbum, Lillian, 378, 520 Winchell, James, 28 Windle, Mary, 425, 541, 277 Winer, Russell, 499 Wright, Charles, 52 Wright, Darryl, 358, 541 Wright, Dennis, 21 Wright, John, M, 499 Wright, Larry J., 20, 265 Wright, Larry L., 326, 577 Wright, Michael, 245 Wright, Mickey, 335, 577 Wright, Phillip, 405, 577 Wright Richard, 541 Wrightz Riley, 325, 541 Wright, William E., 245, 358, 577 Wright, William R., 438, 499 Wu, Donald, 271 Wyant, John, E, 433, 447 Wyant, Sharon, 425, 451 Wyatt, Barbara, 364, 541 Wynn, Eric, 326, 577 Wynne, Susan, 351, 577 Wingfield, Arvin, 520 Winingham, John, 232, 433, 499, 188, 193 Winkle, er 281 276 I ry, . Wgigfle, Jimmy, 275, 281, 499, 282, Winkle, sue, 330,499 Winkler, Ronald, 394, 576 Winkler, Sharyn, 29, 291, 353, 576 Winsett, Gary, 433, 576 Winslow, Barbara, 351, 576 Winters, Kathryn, 210, 2.34, 236, 67, 406, 62, 499, 407 Winters, M, Ralph, 426, 499 Winters, Shirley, 343, 576 Wintory, Stephen, 190, 321, 520 WischoH:, Steven, 326, 541 Wilkerson, Loam, 373, 394, 519 Wilkerson, Tommye, 285, 286, 398, 498 Wilkes, Paul, 394, 576 Wilkie, Norma, 343, 576 Wilkinson, Larry, 519 Wilks, Deborah, 369, 541 Willard, George, 576 Willey, Chester, 256, 280, 288, 426, 576 Willhoite Michael, 576 Williams: Alvin, 498 Williams, Ann, 21, 364 Williams, Barbara, 364, 541 Williams Betty, 369, 541 Williams: Carol, 389 Williams, Dewey, 576 Williams, Diane, 199, 409, 519 Williams Dionysius, 267, 498 Williams: Don, 385, 430, 49s, 57 Williams, Donald, 201 Williams, 519 Donita, 211, 215, 256, 393, Wise, Bethel, 351, 576 Wise, Eli ssa, 364, 541 Wise, Glenn, 280 Wise, Jimmy, 218 Wise, Joan, 372, 406, 541 Wiseman, David, 201 Wi sherd , Sheila, 302, 402, 576 Wisner, Sharon, 343, 576 Witcraft, Witcraft, Withers, Jimmy, 430, 499 Penelope, 410 Larry, 429, 541 Witt, Carol, 277, 364, 520, 282 Witt, Fred, 234, 335, 520 Witt, Gary, 327, 499, 276 Witt, John, 374 Witt, Linda, 378, 541 Witt, Tom, 390, 520 Witte, Ja mes, 396, 576 Wittenmyer, Charles, 25, 576 Y Yaakub, Omer, 520 Yadon, Phyllis, 369,577 Yamani, Zaid, 270 Yankee, William, 191, 202, 421, 520 Yarborough, Doyle, 421, 520 Yarborough, Michael, 255 Yates, Marilyn, 369, 541 Yeager, Peggy, 351 , 577 Yeargers, Franice, 211, 389, 541 Yeoh, Joseph, 271 Yerian, Daniel, 430, 577 Yip, Roland, 266 Yoder, Alfred, 27 Yordi, Cathleen, 303, 410, 542 York, Thomas, 405 Yost, Harvey, 28, 577 Yost, Sharon, 288, 577 Young, David, 377 Young, Dewey, 335, 577 Young, Emest, 335, 191, 418, 520 Young, Eugenia, 283 Young, Jesse, 577 Young, Joan, 398, 577 Young, John, 421 Young, John Q., 447 Young, Marcia, 441, 499 Young, Mary, 239, 364, 499 Young, Nina, 381, 499, 380 Young, Richard, 377, 577 Young, Stephen, 192, 197 Young, Susan, 398, 577 Youngblood, John, 22 Yu, Ta shon, 271 Yuan, San Chung, 271 Yuta, Carlos, 270 Z Zachary, Thomas, 301 Zahl, Jerry, 215, 382, 520 Zaloudek, Daniel, 386, 541 Zang, S. Charles, 254 Zoldoske, Lannie, 220 Wittmer, Ellery, 321, 52 Wojahn, Phyllis, 258, 278, 280, 298, 364, 541 Wojahn, Sarah, 343, 576 t i H Zoldoske, Linda, 27, 291, 369, 541 Zukosky, John, 358, 499 Zumbro, Sybil, 364, 520 Zyskowski, James, 405, 447 Page 605 1965 REDSKIN General Index A Acacia, 376 Academic Council, 54 Advertising and Indices, Chapter Ten, 579 African 'Student Organization, 267 Aggie Toastmasters, 214 Aggie X, 215 Agriculture, College of, 35 Agriculture Student Council, 65 Agronomy Club, 216 AIA, 245 Air Force Cadet Oflicers Club, 192 Air Force Cadet Staff, 188 Air Force Gallant Guard, 194 Air Force Personnel, 186 Alpha Beta Alpha, 240 Alpha 'Chi Omega, 378 Alpha Delta Pi, 381 Alpha Gamma Rho, 382 Alpha Kappa Psi, 232 Alpha 'Phi Alpha, 375 Alpha Pi Mu, 265 Alpha Tau Alpha, 265 Alpha Tau Omega, 384 Alpha Zeta, 213 American Chemical Society, 243 American Institute of Aeronautics an Astronautics, 243 American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 244 American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 246 American Society of Agricultural Engineers, 217 American Society of Civil Engineers, 247 American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 248 Angel Flight, 196 Angel Flight Area Officers, 198 Aquatic Club, 259 Arab Students Association, 269 Army Blades, 195 Army Cadet Ofiicers Club, 190 Army Cadet Staff, 187 Army Personnel, 185 Army ROTC Rifle Team, 200 Arnold Air Society, 197 Arts and Sciences, College of, 37 Arts and Sciences Student Council, 66 Association of Childhood Education, 240 Page 606 Association of Women Students, 64 Athletics Division, Chapter Five, 149 B Baptist Student Union Executive Council, 293 Baseball, 164 Basketball, 158 Beauties Division, Chapter Three, 109 Beta Alpha Psi, 232 Beta 'Chi Sigma, 245 Beta Gamma Sigma, 234 Beta Theta Pi, 386 Beta Upsilon Sigma, 301 Block and Bridle, 218 Blue Key, 208 Board of Publications, 136 Brumley Apartments - East, 328 Brumley Apartments - West, 330 Business, College of, 39 Business Student Council, 67 C Cadet Oflicers Council, 189 Campus Crusade for Christ, 294 Campus Life Division, Chapter Two, 73 Capettes, 199 Chinese Student Association, 271 Chi Alpha, 295 Chi Epsilon, 249 Chi Omega, 388 Classes Division, Chapter Nine, 443 Coaching Staff, 152 Coed Apartments, 327 Collegiate 4-H, 221 Collegiate FFA, 220 Cordell Hall, 322 Cordell Hall Council, 300 D Daily O'Collegian Staff, 142 Dairy Sciences Club, 222 Delta Chi, 391 Delta Delta Delta, 392 Delta Tau Delta, 394 Delta Upsilon, 396 Delta Zeta, 398 E East Bennett Hall, 331 East Bennett Hall Council, 234 Education, College of, 41 Education Student Council, 68 Engineering, College of, 43 Engineering Student Council, 69 Engineering Gavel Club, 237 Eta Kappa Nu, 242 F Faculty and Administration, 28 Faculty Council, 55 FarmHouse, 400 Fire Protection Society, 223 Flying Aggies, 264 Football, 154 Forestry Club, 224 Freshman Class Section, 543 G Gamma Delta, 298 Gamma Phi Beta, 402 Girls' Rifle Team, 199 Golf, 168 Gov. Henry Bellmon, 28 Graduate School, 45 Graduate Class Section, 451 H Hanner Hall, 336 Home Economics Club, 284 Home Economics, College of, 47 Home Economics Student Council, 70 Horticulture Club, 226 Hotel and Restaurant Society, 233 Housing and Interior Design Club, 286 I Independent lVIen's Residence Council, 315 Independent Party, 291 Independent Women's Residence Council, 314 India Student Association, 272 Institute of Electric and Electronic Engineers, 250 Intercollegiate Knights, 212 Intercollegiate Rodeo, 214 Interfraternity Council, 373 International Muslim Student Association, 268 International Relations Council, 266 Intramural Sports, 174 Iota Nu Sigma, 236 Iranian Student Club, 268 Ittahana Indian Club, 274 I Junior Class Section, 501 T 1965 REDSKIN General Index Junior Interfraternity 'Council, 374 Junior Panhellenic Council, 374 K Kappa Alpha, 404 Kappa Alpha Theta, 406 Kappa Delta, 408 Kappa Delta Pi, 241 Phi Phi Phi Phi Kappa Tau, 420 Kappa Theta, 422 Lambda Upsilon, 251 Upsilon Omicron, 286 Physical Education Club, 259 Pi Beta Phi, 424 Pi Kappa Alpha, 426 Pi Mu Epsilon, 263 Student Industrial Arts Association, 252 Student Publications Division, Chapter Four, 133 Student Senate, 57 Student Union Activities Board, 71 Swimming, 172 Kappa Kappa Gamma, 410 Kappa Kappa Psi, 279 Kappa Phi, 299 Kappa Sigma, 412 KVRO, 257 L Lamda Chi Alpha, 414 Lassos and Lariats, 308 Little Sisters of Minerva, 262 M Make Up Class Page, 542 Men's Glee Club, 276 lldortar Board, 210 Mu Kappa Tau, 231 Murray Hall, 338 N North Hall, 344 Newman Club, 296 O Oflicers Council, 63 Oklahoma State Engineer, 146 Omicron Delta Kappa, 209 Omicron Nu, 283 Pi Omega 1Pi, 283 Pi Tau Sigma, 253 Poultry Science Club, 230 President Oliver S. Willham, 30 Pre-Veterinary' Medicine Club, 227 R REDSKIN Congratulates, 58 REDSKIN Staff, 138 Residence Division, Chapter Eight, 309 REW Council, 299 ROTC, 177 S Sanborn Entomology Club, 225 Scabbard and Blade, 202 Scott Hall, 316 Senior Class Section, 455 Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 428 Sigma Alpha Iota, 279 Sigma Alpha Sigma, 236 Sigma Chi, 430 Sigma Delta Chi, 261 Tau Beta Sigma, 278 Tau Iota Epsilon, 249 Tau Kappa Epsilon, 436 Tech Drafting Club, 254 Tech Radio Club, 254 Tennis, 170 Thailand Student Association, 273 Thatcher Hall, 352 Theta Chi, 438 Theta Sigma Phi, 261 Track, 166 Triangle, 442 U University Administrators, 52 University Choir, 275 University Leaders Division, Chapter One, 25 University Orchestra, 282 V Varsity Rifle Team, 200 Veterinary Medicine, College of, 49 Veterinary Medicine Class Organizations Division, Chapter Seven, 205 Orange Quill, 211 Orange and Black Quill, 211 Sigma Nu, 432 Sigma 'Phi Epsilon, 434 Sigma Pi Sigma, 278 Sigma Tau, 255 Sigma Tau Delta, 262 Section, 447 W Wentz Hall, 365 West Bennett Hall, 354 O-Staters, 302 OSU Band, 280 OSU Botanical Club, 225 OSU Regents, 33 OSU Tech at Okmulgee, 51, 304 P Pakistan Student Association, 270 Pan Amercian Club, 270 Panhellenic Council, 372 Parker Hall, 319 Pershing Rilles, Co. C-7, 203 Pershing Rifles, Regimental Headquarters, 204 Phi Phi Phi Phi Delta Mu, 290 Delta Theta, 416 Eta Sigma, 212 Gamma Delta, 418 Sigma Theta Epsilon, 300 Skydivers, 201 Society for Advancement of Management, 235 Society of American lblilitary Engineers, 198 Society of Automotive Engineers, 251 Society of Mechanical Technicians, 252 Soliloquy, 147 Sophomore Class Section, 521 State Regents, 32 Stout Hall, 346 Student Association Officers, 56 Student AVMA, 228 Student Education Association, 238 Student Entertainers, 256 'vVho's VVho in American Colleges and Universities, 62 Wildlife Society, 301 Willard Hall, 359 Women's Choral Club, 277 Women's Intramural Sports, 176 WRA, 258 Wrestling, 162 X Xi Mu, 292 Y Young Democrats, 287 Young Republicans, 288 Y WCA, 260 Z Zeta Tau Alpha, 440 Page 607 .SL lb This Yearbook if A Prinfed ond Bound ii gp bY 0 The :Luo PRESS Yearbook Division offhe Iowo City, Iowo QU eu E Qi' Z Page 603 ,T I SOME OF THE TYPE FACES AVAILABLE TO OUR CUSTOMERS ...,,...qk .- -w. nf-gn .,,.. 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V VV f W ,.. .?::i ..ltiJ riff! yt 'ffm L v '-3 lv L ' - H, a iw . -'s Q I . I . ' 0' . 1 , W 4 M bfmf s MM-2.i.v:'.t' - QM,-J....f1-.,4,,, ,,. ......,.... ' f -,.. A . . - ff: 11 'A-., . . ., -, - A Y'-'-50. A Nfl ' -...ar-4+ -30- from the Editor Only a note of thanks to all the people that made the 1965 REDSKIN a reality would tend to be slightly ironic. An editor's job may not be exactly an easy one, but the duties are set and one knows what needs to be done and when. The many people on my list of thank you's are those few who took extra time when a job needed to be done and were patient enough to give up many hours and much toleration to put out this 612 page history. Now that it is history, I can sit back and recall the first few times last summer during the initial steps of organization when the many questions popped up as to what would be best for each page of the book. In this effect, my thank you's go to associate editor Bob Hardy, director of student publications, Mr. Elmer Woodson, and more than a mere thank you to Miss Gene McRae, Southwestern Engraving Company's representative. As the year and the book progressed many individuals can be recognized that helped with the pic- tures taken night after night in the student union ballroom to complete the organization section. For this and the filing and organization of the more than 13,000 individual pictures found here in the class and residences sections a lot of recognition must go to the pledge class of Pi Kappa Alpha, Neil Geppelt, Jennifer Lamb, Jo Ellen Johnson, Cathleen Yordi and, again, my associate editors Bob Hardy and Barry White. Many others, 1 am sure, were up late many nights for these sections, and I only regret that space does not allow a complete listing of each of their names for their deserved recognition. The core of the staff, secretary land future associate editorj Cathleen Yordi, and Bob and Barry, are really the ones to whom I give the majority of prai.se for their efforts involved in completing this book. As the final sections were mailed in they shared in the elation and a slight feeling of relief, and a very justified feeling of pride. People also involved that are seldom put in the limelight, but should have top billing, include Mr. Hal Payne of Durand cover company, Mr. Bill Bywater of Economy Advertising company, Miss Gene McRae and Mr. R. C. Walker of Southwestern Engraving company, and Mrs. Karan Parli and Mr. E. L. VVoodson of Oklahoma State's Student Publications department. In their various capacities they put much work into this book for little glory. Those people who will be turning to certain sections to say that they were the section editor and see their work finally published also fall heir to my thank you. These include Susie Helmers, campus leaders, Skip Greer, beauties, Trudy Samuelson, residences, Barney Lehmbeck, ROTC and sports, Nikki Bentley, publications, and Jo Ellen Johnson, organizations. Now that my job is completed, I wish next year's staff the best of luck and feeling of accomplish- ment with their book as I have had with the 1965 REDSKIN, Thanks to you all, DONNA BOTTOMS, Editor 1965 REDSKIN 95 '4 lnlmf Nt ' 'MMR xv 09-'W Mm sd' iwwf Te? , My .. V T 7 ' Q. ' mv: M 'Q 'Ni I ,M an ,VW AM 441. K x .. if Qpvf- ' uh! J., , el '-1... W. naw' new 3,1 H' K K k ,T N e Q I In Q K, K., . Q., WT .-Qin ,Mg -1 ., g V 'fx m-xxgiv as 1 .. -W L. ...... I
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