Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 600 of the 1967 volume:

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Was fhe key fo undersfanding buried in 'rhe books of knowledge or did unlocking doors fo sfare reaiify in fhe face gran? a greafer wisdom? 1 Www 04 5 na an ning 1 '14 hu-.., 'U Momenfarily we los+ ourselves i L-0 'Q' 1 in laugh+er and sl1ou+ing . . . Hue beaufy of life was ours as we laughed and cried +oge'rI'1er . . . marveling ai' fhe in+ense icy of being alive On a conserva+ive campus we The quief, well-dressed sfudenf body wondered.. .was fhere a place for 'rhe individual? How did one discern fhe psuedo, 'rhe searcher, or 'rhe +rue in+ellec+? X F ,ou Que .nn an H' all on Ol' un ii ,,.,,,, W M , .A,,,-,..,..,..,., ,..,,.-., ... ..,........,..........N..... 5 3 I I ' -as -In -an M .-.a-,, -qqg,2,f,- , : ' -' h '35 .SWw , , L' ': . r ., : ,A W ' '. :W f- M 05133 ,-152-ff, ,,gn,,mv' 15-M ' , Y , - ..:, .f:Y MT-1. 591 :Am-W-' 'W A ,gifxjg h I .fi -' ' T' Quake? W - !'f5 Ef5 Ai lf- Q, 7? -if F'5nwf5'5- 5 'Z ' W. 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' 75 ,ii',i ii l,ei 4- i Q fsfiifiifii i dissimilar . . . our ouiward expressions fr' . . f Q ' if 5 iisii Q r 'i mirrored for brief seconds . . . 'rlie capacily and swrlaf' 5 X i H is 1' 5 iv 9 E ggi S - W E l ' ' ,,,. K if wx it s I J Av: A -'i- 2 - I .,,:. ' i-LQ: 'L i ', M id lssi or ss A arri V 9 5 , N, Q - ,.-hf . :rifl- nays? , .1 ' -- aw if ' ' . i E J. an if V ' fii' 2 depfh of our emoiions. Robgrtr R. fs.,sA.,,'y1l'y3 fs? s i V Please come in: you are most wfeicome. '1 Ought Co s in Academic freedom . . I4 siudenis inferpreied i'r as no +hough'r con'rrol . . . 'rhe AAUP quesfioned . . . fhe senafe considered . . . a renaissance . . . 2O+h Cenfury OSU. N Tf e-WLQQHT QQNTWL wg MA TX1 OUQM' C-WW 1d X e Q as X if n .r so me ,, .. , A' K ,, ,wr ff! 4: -23 es: M fs-4' q w,Jf,2 , 11 E if- elf' . :ez V , H ' K 1551,-, yea ,f ff 1 , L, xgriggngv ,ve 2: 1. 'Lf : ' ' S :fs 2. M ff l ' fwfifn 4 We deba+ed Vie+ Nam, 'rhe righf +o assemble, freedom of speech, and The righi' 'ro hear. . . we quesfioned censorship . . . in loco paren+is . . . we discovered an ediforial page in fhe O'Collegian.. fhen, from a concerned group . . . came Hue Drummer. 4.351 ,- , A .lqx W . ,ww fx fr, may F A , .. . Q 5- 4 WK.. i i, . H REW was srifled . . . Alfizer did no'r come +he Presiden+ iook a s'rand . . .Hue regen+s backed him up . . . ofhers disagreed . . . bui' ihe Forum confinued . . .and we heard Humphrey, Goldwaier, Kalb, Bond, and Han Suyin. I8 'LQ I 6' we 'H --ij, A . Q fer nay, , Ml , ,541 JF' ff i A 'N 1,5 V ,M Qfpgzv .f ,Q aixwk 1 . . if .X i We had our doubfs abouf polifics fried geffing involved . . .found ourselves Q3-BART EL elecfing anofher Republican governor . . . campus wise, fhe greaf debafe - I large sign vs. I0 small we sfill had class officers . . . sfill a minorify of sfudenfs vofing. V' T :-111-.. . LM Ar' K I I , A f . ff: 1 1 J 5 i H ' . 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I 3 We lis+ened +o him speak clinging +o words like academic freedom . . . he spoke oi involvemeni, responsibiiify, ques+ioning and freedom . . . on our own campus . . . some of us . ..H'1ink we may have misunders+ood. I K . , . r.,- Wm. 518-5 mx J J' Q, qi we cz vi' ham 2? X 'K ..r - We found beaufy in +he physical s+ruc'rures which surrounded us . . . in +he evening sunsel . . . fhe library bells af duslc . . . rnomenrs of soli+ude and confemplalion were precious a release from our cafegorized communify. Hr swf- , ff 'ff ' Q,f.f1xf,. ., - '1HMmg g Q ' - W ifivia f..??2' - -' f .. , .M .. .. X. .. .. ...N , W... .. .. . ,. . . +A. . ,. , , -vb HM-ww . -W- V M. .7 J. .M,,.. 4 gaggflxi. .wqxwr W .MK-H -W 5 V. , M- gyda, W, , -- .. A. - -ww -mmf fx w i QQ V . p ,W K . 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Some accep+ed 'rhe role of physical discipline +l'1ey said if foolc a special breed no? an easy road . . . flue resull' . . . a perfecled skill. m?:xK5Q3gf'sf???S'gE 'w.g54, Un Q.. Q 2--X f,-,., X + r ' as 4 f. Z ff A :V ,. 3,1 . , , '. -. QVJQN. ' ' Qf ' Y A ,HN X f n X.. 'xwm 'V W an T Y . 4n , V Q We played foolball llwis year upsel' Colorado . . . +l'1en viclory of all vicfories l'l1e game was ours . . . OU fell . . . we lcepl' our clapper.. . Kicking Bird's feallwers. People were 'rhe essence our of our sfrucrured, ordered lives a greafer 'rru+h arose . . . life was real . ..in+erac+ion wifh ofhers made H so 1? cf - 1 im, ,, . 3 W , , -- . 4 gas. V 4 Afw 'bf fx 1 Q 9 3 M-lug., f X . . Q , .V ..- ,,, ., ,X .k ,Q ,Fo ,'O s'g 4. , . , - , . ,Q Os c 'Q of . in . i . 'ga .1 2 ' 2.-Og ii H,-lyflg O, gi I O fegzge-gr-. 5 f ' HV, ., . -1 9 - v:k,l, ., fl' '5 l N' Q 'lr , f N my s il .Q 5 , 1 Q, V' 11 f 51? m ' 1 ? N- we W M ' ,- if .56- I if sf A K 'Z 1 9 g e sfumbling blocks were numerous we asked no+ 'For rhe easy way ouf... like kaleidoscopes our minds were perpefually in morion . . . searching -For innovarive ideas . . . workable answers r 3 7 We found pleasure in ar+is+ic expressions dancing, playing and singing... released from 'rhe burden of +lne parliamenrary hour. . . .we relaxed. 39 ,N R. 1 3 if 5 52 f 'x 5' 3 x 5 Q f , C 1 ff V 253461-'f' Q ' ,A Exl'1ibi+ing our aes+l1e+ic senses we revealed ourselves much like music... our moods . . .in crescendo and diminuendo T i released llwemselves . . . c I ' we screamed willn excifemenf . .. or sfood and s+ared. - sifi iss,?i s -W lm M e. ,, Q .age .-fa 1-fe,m'l ?RfZ:I-,f.- 195-1114 3 as f - -lim-2. 4. X -P Ms fra ,M - Losl' in 1'l1e maze of uniformily and acquiescence . . . we searched 'For iden+i+y . . . aligning ourselves among +l1ose wifh whom we could beisf harmonize. 6 1. Z edcome Lo iN! e UM M696 SWLXSMS We found discipline and pleasure in our work sa+is'Fac+ion in pooled ef'For+s . . . in The sharing of organized plans which developed info a physical reali+y. H I e Q 2 I-1, 'Fc I 0 ,V 14. , H .1 o,,,,Q, 'Wvr-LP-nn., Qwzwi QS' mx, V V? Q. . Jfgih We, 4552. rx. A .W P 1i?zff?sSsfeQ,.5g Twin 1 , . 2 'Q 1.9--:ga C., n+un 1 ' - ' W :f'4': .. .. -,,, ,iirgikww y, 4,301 H E ggisfezflfgxfgf f -e,W1f',sf W1 'zwgi f v 3' 455 3 li if W 0' 0- ' E Q. ,. uf! . , wwf, ff' J ' Vi-0 l91'v'R We fluc+ua'red in +he myriad of complexi+ies The uncer+ain+y of +he drafi' . . . fhe prospec+s for +he fufure . .. fime, fhai' limi'ring elemeni . . . forced us +o choose befween differen'rial equa+ions and Winnie +he Pooh . Gradua+ion came endowed wi'rln a diploma . . . we lefi' . . bofh +i'1e af'fec+ed and 'rhe unaffecfed bofiw fhe aware and Hue unaware... we lefi' . . . +0 begin again. 5l Youlh was so unique, crea+ive . . .so 'Full of opfimism . . . paracloxically, while slriving for malure, enlighlened responsibilify . . . we placed 'romorrow in our poclcefs and lived in 'rhe pursuil' of loday. Personaliiies 53 X !' a REDSKIN Congratulates The 1967 REDSKIN congratulated the following seniors who achieved excellence in their areas of interest or made significant contributions to the University. BOB BIRD initiated new groups and programs while he was presi' dent of the Student Association. He also served as a stu- dent senator and as president of Young Republicans. TERRIE HARDY was selected best actress of the i965- 66 year and served as Theater Guild president. She was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma and a past REDSKIN Beauty. CHRIS IVICCUBBINS, selected for his outstand- ing acclaim as a harrier, was tabbed all-American in cross-country and the steeple chase. BARRY WHITE, A344 Bos BIRD TERRUE HARDY' CHRIS MCCUBBINS as director of Key Board Commission, was instrumental in bringing the Tijuana Brass to campus. Under his ed- itorship, the 1966 REDSKIN received an all-American rat- ing. KAREN HCVE, who contributed to many campus organizations, typified the all-around student. She was commander of the Thunderbird Angel Flight and presi- dent of Little Sisters of Minerva. Karen was a member of Chi Omega. TERRY DENTON was the man behind almost every scene. He was on the Board of Publications, an A813 senator, and an active member of ODK. Terry, alias Emery Wheel, always had something to say. BARRY WHITE ff k :fr . 1, - A f fp, tm. 4 ff , ' Z. L nf ' - i KAREN IIOVE Timm Um mm Iolmo llE'T'Akli l,iixD Rm' Liavv REDSKIN Congratulates jOjIRO UETAKE brought national recognition to OSU by claiming the Big Eight championship three times for his outstanding wrestling ability. In 1964 he won a gold medal in the Olympic games. Twice he was voted out- standing wrestler of the NCAA. LINDA RAY LEVY has been woman-behind-the scenes for four years on the stall of the O'COLLEGIAN and as editor of CHALLEN- GER HI. Linda was Mortar Board program chairman, Theta Sigma Phi vice-president, and president oi' Gam- ma Phi Beta. TONY SELLARI, a two-sport man, has won laurels twice as an all-Big Eight catcher and as a regular starter on the Poke gridiron as an end for three Toiw SELLAR1 years. RON SHIRLEY, leading independent men in many activities, worked as president of Men's Residence Halls Association to promote residence halls and their ac- tivities. MARTHA MERRITT showed outstanding lead- ership of independent Women as WRHA senator and as president of Mortar Board. Martha was a member of AWS Executive Board, A8zS Student Council, and was selected for Whois Who. SCOTT SHERRILL, an out- standing agriculture student, served as president of the Agriculture Student Council. As a member of the meats judging team, he placed several times as high point meats judge in regional competition. Row SHIRLEY lVlARTHA MER II S TT SHPRRII Wl'1o's Who in American Universities Seniors were nominated for Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities by the various student councils in the seven undergraduate colleges. Final selection by the national board listed the following Oklahoma State l lniversity students. ROW l: Bill Iohnson. Linda Ray, Harry White, Ioyce Isom, Phil Borneman. Judy Herring, Iim Fetgetter. ROW 2: Cathleen Yordi, Carolyn Pool, Peggy Mt-Elroy, JoAnn Richert, Ianice Ellison, Karen Bone, Susan Scheffel, Linda Holton. Carla Gaither. Tom Bass. ROW 3: Bob Howard, Glen lust, Scott Sherrill, Duane Matthieson, Judy Iones, Keith Manning. Anne Eby, Burns Hargis, Martha Merritt, Stephen Cobb, Claire Danielson, Steve Epps, Terrie Hardy, Bob Bird, Vinson Smith, Terry Dunn, Terry Denton, Barry Boyd. Siudeni Governmeni Had A New Progressive Look N iso Bois Bum, president lim l:I2TGE'I'l'ER, vice-president MIKE Romans, exec. council chrm. f ' 'I Set up this fall to initiate more varied programs in stu- dent government was the Executive Council, made up of heads of committees and directly under the control of the president of the Student Association. The council coor- dinated OSU,s College Bowl, sent delegates to the Model UN at OU and in New York, and was responsible for the articles on student government in the O'COL- LEGIAN. lkvctitixt- Council: Hail Clazaway, lei Nelson, Beverly Bennett, Mike Rodgers. Pam Heath. Lynn Whittori, Gene Reid. Pam Heath kay Welbel DHVIC1 Hflffli Iohn Kusel, Ann Halliburton, Lynn Ketchum, Ray Burrus . ,4-0 ...--7'- janice Ellison. jan Lovelady. Iacque Frost, Hank Hankla X 5 , N , b,,. ,, , .. im, b W A - f.-- ..-. ':-' ' I --' Wade: Martin. Harold Fields, Lehman Blat-kletter Dorninated by the caucus the Student Senate was able to pass several progressive bills. Of foremost concern to the en- tire student body was the Bill oi Rights which was submitted for a referendum vote in the Spring. A reapportionment Bill was passed placing the power of the Senate on a more repre- sentative basis. Reapportionment was based on the Spring election voting record. Another area of development was Teacher Evaluation by compiling permanent records for fac- ulty and student use. l 6I IRONI ROVV Vlaiilxn Vlaiei owe lsom janv Fllen Sample Levy, Martha Merritt. Karen Wendt. janioi- lfllison, Anne liby. Sindri lox RCDW O lxaren Bone Connie Stall Io -Xnnc Rich- Terrie Hardy, Iudy jones. Cathlcen Yordi, Claire Danielson. nrt Qirla C uther Susan qcheffel udy Herring, linda Ray Mortar Board Helped Sponsor Prominent Speakers Mortar Board contributed S500 to the Forum, which brought several speakers to campus, from the money raised through Penny Night held in December. Members took a sneak to Tulsa to see the movie g'Exodus.', A din- ner was held for Mrs. Lee, the AWS speaker, and Mrs. McFarland was made an honorary member. From the money raised through the sale of calendars, two S3200 scholarships were awarded. Dr. Brown and Dr. Sayre held an informal lecture and discussion on Viet Nam at one Mortar Board meeting. BOW l: Mike Still. George Kizer. john Harris, jim Schuelke. Bill johnson, Richard jarvis, jim Bates. Barry White. Vincent Mike Crockett. Burns Hargis. Chet Willey. Bruce Dearborn. Smith, Dave Nitler, Tom Lucas, jerald Britton. john Rea. john Kusel. Phil Bornemann. Calvin Moreland. Tom Cann. Doug Barns. john Nichols, Steve Epps. Glen Mitchell. Blue Key Presented Outstanding Teacher Award Blue Key was fully in charge of Parents Day, ushered at President Kammis inauguration, manned a booth at the Oklahma State Fair, rode bicycles with Mortar Boards in the Homecoming parade, and brought the Tijuana Brass to campus through Keyboard Commission. For recogni- tion of faculty and students Blue Key presented the Gut- standing Teacher Award and co-sponsored with Mortar Board the banquet for National Nlerit Finalists. Member- ship in Blue Key recognized men outstanding in leader- ship and scholarship. FRONT ROW: Ray Grimes. Terry Denton, jim Fetgatter. jack Clain. Gene Dorris, David Harris, Tim jurgenscn. Hill Gentry Corgan. Happy Settle, lim Rogers, Larry Keith, Wes Delozier. Harold Fields. Henry Johnston. james R. Scales. Tom Bass, Steve Leslie, Iim Boatsman, Ken Dahms, Dean Mr-- Omicron Delta Kappa Sponsored Student Workshop Omicron Delta Kappa sponsored, in the spring semester, an Atmosphere of the Campusw Workshop for students from all phases of the campus. OKD entertained out- standing high school juniors in an effort to attract super- ior talent to OSU. The organization worked to mold thc sentiment of the institution on questions of local and inter-collegiate interest. Membership was awarded on the basis of character, leadership, service to the campus, and scholarship to undergraduates, faculty and administration. FRONT ROW: Barry White, Iudy Herring, Carla Gaither, ROW 2 Dave Nittler Doug Barnes Tom Cann Tom Lutas Martha Merritt, Linda Ray, Mike Still. Glen Mitchell Mike Crockett Herb Alpert Was Keyboard Commission Attraction Herb Alpert and His Tijuana Brass were the fall at- traction of the Blue Key-Mortar Board loint Commission for University Services. From the profits over 31,000 was given to the athletic department for scholarships to out- standing high school athletes coming to OSU and to the Government Week Commission for their work in fighting student apathy. The sell-out performance provided a sound financial base for Key-Board Commission to use in bringing more big-name entertainment to OSU in the future. FRONT ROW Chet Wiley Sherrill Dufour Nanq VIcNexx, SECOND ROW: Stan Williams, Bruce Gililland, Ralph Hess, Marthx Merritt C ordon Eubanks john Michael. Government Week Commission Brought Speakers Opening Government Week April 19, Governor Dewey Bartlett spoke to students on court reform. Speakers on the two following days concentrated on the topics of Welfare,, and The Credibility Gapf' The topics were directed toward Government Week Gornmissionis general theme of Focus on the Great Society and its Problems? In February, the commission held a fund-raising dance for OSU students. Additional support came from the Alumni Association to cover the expenses of bringing speakers to campus. FRONT ROW: Kay Weihel, Claire Danielson, Connie Stall, ROW 2: Ianice Case. Leslie Bunhualcl Rita Klum ei Vlelodx Carol Arnold, Marilyn Maier. Bennett. Q16 -2, 'fy 5 5-wr Xa AWS Executive Board Set Women Students Rules AWS Executive Board was the coordinator of OSU's Mom's Weekend, held in late April, which involved the mothers of all students. Executive Board sponsored a freshman orientation program, the Campus Chest Drive, and the Patchin Panel. The panel brought to OSU a campus-wide speaker, Mrs. Lee, who spoke to students about The Masked Ball, discussing the current situa- tion of moral values. Exec hoard is the governing hoard which has the final vote in determining all rules con- cerning women students. IRUNT ROW btcxe LICTODQ Chu Willu Vlarx lcxxis Mrs. Seifert. Carol Bennett. Gordon Eubanks, Linda Garner, Karen Betty Stratton Sands Tucker Ian Ifpperson Debbie Lishenhurst. Phelps. Howard Katz, Dick Clark. Birbara lions ROW 2 Bill Pcacher Inn Ioats Vlary Alice Student Union Activities Board Managed Agenda During the first full year of use of the expanded facili- ties of the Union, Student Union Activities Board in- corporated new ideas in programs for the student body. SUAB brought in outstanding entertainment and pre- sented talent from the campus. Cultural and educational art shows and exhibits were featured on the third and fourth floors and in the lobby of the theatre. The eighteen members reflected the Student Union policies and pro- vided services and conveniences for the university. l FRONT ROW: Craig McKinley, David Farmer, Earnest Par- David Burleson, Harry Francis, Terry Shaw, Gene Benson, Earl l ker, Terry Tippens, Ioe Roetker, Tony Bosworth, Iames Stei- Cinnamon. chen. ROW 2: Richard Frank, Gerald Wilson, Wayne Meyer, ak-L Agricul'rure Student Council Helped New Students Fall activities for Agriculture Student Council began with the Aggie Round-Up,', which enabled freshmen and transfer students to become acquainted with the Col- lege of Agriculture and its departmental activities. Dur- ing the spring semester the council co-ordinated Agricul- ture Week in conjunction with the state FFA conven- tion. The week included the agriculture awards banquet to recognize students, achievements, the crowning of the Aggie Princess, and the presentation of the outstanding club award. 69 .J FRONT ROW Chcrsl Anderson Bill Gemtry lane Fltzpat- Sample. ROW 2: Kathy Price, Lynn Roney, Sheri Stump, Mary rick Iindsax Taylor Tim Iurgenscn Ken Dahms jane Ellen Stitt, Ken Cook, Eileen Freeman, Anne Eby, Patti Byler. Arts and Sciences Student Council Aided Student Student recognition was sponsored by the Arts and Sci- ences Student Council in such programs as the two sopho- more scholarships, the Arts and Sciences Honor Society, the Kenny Gallagher Award, and an undergraduate re- search award. Students who compiled a 3.3 during the fall semester were invited to the Arts and Sciences Honor Banquet. The council sponsored a seminar for A8zS jun- iors concerning opportunities open to them for graduate study. Another project was the student-faculty reception. FRONT ROW: Ianet Phillips, Marilyn Weiss, Ioyce Isom, joe Woodtocls Claire Garnier Steve lay ROW 3 Virginia Carol Stephens, Ron Godley, Torn Bass. ROW 2: Sylvia Hall, Lee, Digk R if Mike Henry Dave Detriek IeRoy lore Mark Phil Reneau, Peggy McElroy, Montrose Waldron, Ian LaFevere, Savage Skip Sandberg Cheryl Corner Carol ORe1lly Business Student Council Sponsored Business Day A major project for the Business Student Council was the sponsorship of the College of Business Day. On this day the Honors and Awards Banquet was held to recog- nize students for excellence in leadership and scholarship. The council also sponsored the selection of the Ten Outstanding Seniors' and the College of Business Queen. A booklet was published describing the various organiza- tions Within the College of Business, and an organization mart acquainted students with these activities. FRONT ROW: W. P. Evvens. Susan Schellel, Iudy jones, Pat Ian Love. ROW 3: Sherri Sanders, Nita Baxter, Roxy Canes, Tucker, Beverly Cregg. ROW 2: Pam Wilson, Sheralyn Sum- Iudie Iohnson, Pat Appleby, Cindy Marsh, Pam Health, Ann mers, Cheryl Muehleisen, Barbara Pojezny, Nancy Samuelson, Hallibuton. Education Student Council Held Annual Tradition Day At the traditional Education Day in November, spon- sored by the Education Student Council, Dr. Kimball Wiles, author and speaker from the University of Florida, delivered the keynote address. Second semester a tea was held honoring all students in the college holding scholar- ships. The spring banquet in March closed the year,s ac- tivities under the theme, The Teacher as Technique? At the banquet the second annual presentation of the student council scholarship was made. FRONT ROW: Wes Delozier, Rick Langston, Pat Kroger, Vin- john 'Vlatthuxs Don Wheeler Larry Keith ROW 3 Harold son Smith, Raymond Sale, Iohn Benkert. ROW 2: Ian Dunkel- Fields Paul Rodman Rithard Byron ames Rogers Rlrhard berg, Walt Corner, john Nichols, Mark Wilson, Paul Hollrah, Iarvis Ed Hicks Murry Fleming James Norton Engineering Student Council Aided Student Transfers Newly adopted this year by Engineering Student Coun- cil was the Big Brotherv program for service to junior colleges. The program was established to help transfers to the College of Engineering by sending representatives from student groups to junior colleges in the state. They spoke to potential OSU engineers on a student-to-student basis. The council served OSU students by sponsoring review sessions for the 'EEngineer in Trainingi' exam and by awarding St. Pat's Salutes to outstanding seniors. FRONT ROW Beulah Vlae Kinney lynn lxctchim lynne Monahan, Nlarilynn Benhrook, R. I. Ross, Ieanie Bement, Donlxm ,lane Beecham Qnlu Ellison ROW Z Rosemary Zelda Jenkins, Mary Harherl, ludy Armstrong. Home Ec Student Council Held Annual Spring Meet Home Ec Student Council's annual ul-lome Economics Dayn held in the spring, attracted over 500 high school seniors from all parts of Oklahoma and from neighboring states. The council acquainted these students with the OSU campus and the College of Home Economics and introduced them to the professional and personal oppor- tunities in the field. The council also sponsored faculty- student teas, helped with various campus drives and ac- tivities, and coordinated the work of the college's depart- mental clubs. mfhf, IZ f 1' -' I im ts Hekf .I ueens and Beau'ries Christine Sheets Captures I966 Miss OSU Title After many Weeks of preparation and balloting, Chris- tine graciously received the crown of Miss Oklahoma State University. The Vivacious co-ed sang a musical selection from c'OKLAHOMA,,' I Canit Say Noi' for her talent competition. The Miss OSU Contest is based on the Miss America Pageant regulations and judged on four categories: per- sonal interviews, talent, and competition in evening wear and bathing suit. lt is co-sponsored by AWS and the Pepsi Cola Co. As Miss OSU, Christine represented Oklahoma State in the 1966 Miss Oklahoma Pageant and was later crown- ed American Royal Princess at Kansas City. A Chi Omega from Tulsa, Chris maintains a double major in elementary education and music. 1 77 Homecoming Queen Amid Jrhe excilemenl of Homecoming 'Fes- livilies, a crowning poinl of 'rhe week-long cele- bralion was 'rhe announcemenl of Homecoming Queen and Vivian, a junior from Glen Ellyn, Illinois, graciously received lhis honor. She was selecled afler a series of inlerviews and panel vole. The prelly home ec major is aclive in Slu- denl Enlerlainers, presidenl of ihe FRCD Qr- ganizalion and Kappa Della. Her pasl honors include Orange Quill. Qrange and Black Quill, and Morlar Board. 5'5 -. Aggie Princess Represenling queens from all fields of agri- cullure, Judy is reigning Aggie Princess. The conleslanls were judged on beauly, person- alily, and aclivilies. Judy, a mallu major from Tulsa, is lisled in Wl1o's Wlmo in American Col- leges and Universilies, llwe Dean's and Presi- den+'s l-lonor Roll, and is a member of llie Presi- den+'s Council. Slne is aclive in lvlorlar Board, Kappa Della Plwi, Plrii Kappa Plwi, and is Kappa Della house manager. Judy is a pasl member of Orange and Blaclc Quill. 79 JUN Ar'rs and Sciences Queen Typifying lhe characlerislics of service To her college, beauly, grades, and personalily, Jo Ann was chosen by popular vole lo represenl lhe College of Arls and Sciences. She is a senior from Oklahoma Cily, aclive in Morlar Board, Chi Cmega, Phi Kappa Phi, and was al- so chosen lo XlVho's Who in American Colleges and Universilies. Jo Ann's pasl honors include Orange Quill presidenl, AWS Jrreasurer, lhe Presidenhs l-lon- or Roll, and a Freshman Orienlalion direclor. ch Educa+ion Queen Jan Love, nominaled as a conleslanlr by her sororily, Kappa Kappa Gamma, is Educalion Queen. Piclced as a semi-linalisl loy a panel, Jan and four olher girls were iudged on poise, appearance, and inleresl. Sludenls in The col- lege lhen voled lor The queen. A senior from Olclahoma Cily, Jan is aclive in The Educalion Sludenl Council. She also linds lime To be ac- live in Kappa Della Phi, Army Blades, and Or- ange and Black Quill. Jan is an elemenlary ed- ucalion maior. 82 Business Queen M Cufslanding coniribulions To The College ol Business and her campus aclivilies helped in qualifying Carolyn's Business Queen nomina- Tion. lnlerviews by iacully members and pop- ular vole ol business sludenls resulled in her winning The honor. Carolyn is a senior from Tulsa and a member of Chi Omega sororily. She has served as busi- ness senalor, secreiary of Jrhe senior class, Slu- denl Senale secrefary, and a member of The AWS Legislalive and Judicial Board. Engineering Queen As a linalisl for Engineering Queen, Pal. along wilh olher linalisfs, parlicipaled in a week of acfivilies before being voled on by 'rhe engi- neering sluclenls. Four finalisls were chosen from a lielcl of conleslanls represenling all lhe engineering fralernilies. Pal, Chi Epsilon Sweelhearr, is a junior from Greenly, Colorado. She is also aclive in Capelles, Kappa Della and was a linalisr for Campus Clodia. Pal is ma- ioring in speech palhology. 'S Wixgfiiivibir ' L ' , :wi - V . , ,f ,M l ry. L K f 1 im vi Army Honorary Cadel Colonel fwfagy Possessing beauly, as well as inlelligence, Nan reigns as lhe Army Honorary Cadel Col- onel. She will be The otclicial hosless for lhe army branch of ROTC ancl olher honorary ar- my socielies. The lvlonlgomery, Alabama, sophomore has a wide range ol aclivilies including The lvlecli- cal Technology Sociely, Junior Panhellenic, Orange Quill, and AWS Judicial Board, and Young Republicans. She is a member ol Kappa Alpha Thela majoring in medical lechnology. fi Air Force Honorary Caclel Colonel Following an inlerview by members ol llwe lacully and selecled cadels ol llie Arnold Air Sociely, Angel Fliglril members compeled lor llie lille ol l-lonorary Cadel Colonel-a conlesl based on poise, beauly, and knowledge ol llie Air Force. Jane, a noled beauly, received llwis lwonor. llme Guymon iunior has also worn llwe lille ol Miss Olclalioma and was selecled a '66 REDSKIN Beauly. Jane is a speecli maior and aclive in -llwealre Guild, Angel Fliglwl and Kappa Alplia Tliela. X1 Princess Afhena Fralernilies on campus selecl a sororily girl lo represenl lhem in The Princess Alhena con- Jresl. Each greelc man has one vole in selecling lhe winner. Jacqueline, a member of Chi Ome- ga, received Jrhis honor al The annual Greek Weelc banguel. She is a senior from Allus and a Spanish ma- jor. l-ler campus acfivilies include The French Club, Sludenl Educalion Associalion, Kappa Della Pi, Grange and Blaclc Quill, Young Demo- crals, USO Tour, ancl Varsify Revue Girl. R if ,A .ifff , 's KW Freshman Queen Wilh each freshman co-ecl a polenfial com- pelilor, Kaly successfully passed a series of in- lerviews lo be named by a panel ol iuclges as one of lhe Three linalisls in lhe annual Fresh- man Queen conlesl. Aller a popular vole of 'rhe class, she was officially given The lille. Kaly is from Duranl ancl is maioring in music educalion. l-ler aclivilies include Gamma Phi Bela sororily, Young Democrals, Universily Choir, and rhe OSU Chamber Singers. 'ff' Fairesl' of 'rhe Fair Crowned Fairesi of The Fair ai 'rhe annual SUAB Fair, Diana represenied Cordell l-lall. Each men's living group selecied a coniesianl lo represenl lhem in The coniesl based on poise, personalily, beauly, and campus acliv- ifies. Diana, a represenlaiive from Willard l-lall, is also an officer of The WRl-lA Execufive Board. She is also aciive in Young Dernocrais, AWS, and ihe Women's Choral Group. She is an arls and sciences senior from Tulsa and a lorrner REDSKIN Beauly. 5922? ZDQMZMQ Miss vafsiw Cornpeling during lhe annual Varsify Revue all campus lalenl show, Belly represenfed Kap- pa Alpha Thela as one of lhe len conleslanls vying for The +i+le of Miss Varsily Revue. She was selecled by a panel of judges on her danc- in abilil , beaul , oise, and sla e erson' Q Y Y lo Q p alify. This Jralenled co-ed is a junior from Slillwa- Ter, majoring in business. l-ler campus aclivilies are business senalor, Business Sludenl Council, Sigma Alpha Sigma, and Sludenl Enlerlainers. Revue x Redskin Beau'ry 90 Redskin Beau+y Redskin Beaufy ' sig.. I in an ,M -.K Redskin Beauiy .-l m Redskin Beaufy Redskin B Nine Coeds Honored As Redskin Beauty Finalists With each Won1en's living group being represented in the an- nual REDSKIN Beauty contest, the decision of selecting 15 final- ists is certainly a difficult one. Interviews, beauty, personality, and poise contribute to the selection of the six REDSKIN Beauties. Finalists in the contest include Linda Collin, North Hall, Eil- een Freeman, Pi Beta Phi, Carla Gaither, Pi Beta Phi, Sharon Green, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Ianis Hendricks, Drummond Hall, Karen Hove, Chi Omega, lVIarKay Hughes, Kappa Alpha Theta, Nancy Mefford, Alpha Chi Omega, and Ann Perry, Kappa Delta. s ,as- ' Q.::+., S , Ivy P J no-nn Bartlett EIec+ed S+a're's Znd Republican Governor Tint Howormsua Diawiiv F. BART1.ia1'r. Governor, The State ol' Okla. The year N967 saw lVlr. Dewey P. Bartlett take over the governorship of the State of Ok- lahoma. Governor Bartlett became the chief administrator on a tide of popularity which had unusually strong support for the GOP candidate. Governor Bartlett holds a bachelor of science degree in geological engineering from Prince- ton University, Princeton, New lersey. At Princeton he gained recognition in 1942 as a member of the All-East intercollegiate basket- ball team. The governor expressed much interest in university students in Oklahoma and has em- phasized the new possibilities for growth and development within the state which have come about through the assistance and efforts of many local-action groups, as well as through the ePforts of the Oklahoma State Legislature. Following through on his predecessoris pro- gram, Governor Bartlett refined and improved the Governoris Oklahoma Opportunity Pro- gram, which oliered to Oklahoma's university students an insight to occupational opportun- ities in the state. Por the past year, Governor Bartlett has been a partner in the Keener Oil Company of Tulsa. With his vocation involved in petrol- eum, he has been a member of the executive committee of the Oklahoma Independent Pe- troleum Association and the director of the Independent Petroleum Association of America. W-du, W1 l.m-al YR members made sure their C2lI'ldid2lli'.5 Hume has in thc- forcxlfont. Oklahrmm Stem- Unixc-rsity 51114101115 acliwly pm'- liuipatvcl in '65 L'?llNlJ2li5Il1N. Clmernm' Bnrilvtt rvcoiwd il Irzxclitifmzxl OSI' Cmmprnkcl hut duringx vigil. IOI Dr. Robert B. Kamm Took Responsibility for OSU Robert B. Kamm this year took office as the sixteenth presi- dent of Oklahoma State University. He succeeded Dr. Oliver S. Willham, who retired june 30, 1966, upon reaching age 65. Formal inauguration for Kamm was held by the University's Board of Regents on October 21, 1966. Qfficial delegates from 113 colleges and universities, 54 national and regional learned societies and associations, along with faculty, students, alumni and friends, attended the colorful ceremonies staged from a I02 l Dr. Kamm graciously hosted a tea honoring National Merit Scholars, sponsored hy Blue Key and Mortar Board '? special platform on the south mall of the University Library. Dr. Kamm at the time of his election as president was serv- ing as vice-president for academic affairs. Before that he was dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at OSU for seven years and had a total of 18 years of administrative experience at three different universities. The 46-year-old native of Iowa spent the first 23 years of his lile helping his parents on their 80-acre crop and livestock farm. im MRS. S. F. lD1TMARS WIl.I.IAM T. PAYNE IDONALD S. KENNEDY C. A. WHEELER State Regents Presented Budgets to the Legislature 'ik 1853.5 ' . A LL-L ,M L ' L ,V H . . , ' , A 1 '. x. ' R ' ff., ' ' ii .-,. 1 f . mailing -wh, . W . . .,f: , L 1m,, mL,' L fer t. i, it , .L gsst ., if A ' 50 1 . IOHN I. VATER. IR. ExA1.r. ENGLISH C. ELLIS CQABLE R. L. CRUXYDER, IR. The State Regents for Higher Education re- ceived budget requests from each of the 18 state colleges and universities and seven oth- er agencies under the coordination of this hoard and presented them to the legislature, which this year met for the first time on an annual basis. Board studies on educational goals and la- cilities needs continued during the year under thc chairmanship of William T. Payne. l9l5 OSU graduate. The nine-memher hoard met monthly at the State Capitol. llARRY P. Cowreor E. T. IJUNLAP ROBERT HARTLRY BURKE HEALEY H. C. H1TCI'I, IR. OSU Regents Concerned With Finances, JOHN C. BURWELL IAMES N. BALLINGIQR VEl.DCJ BREXVER The Board of Regents for the University and the state's A81lVl colleges welcomed three new members during the year, including john C. Burwell, Idahelg Veldo Brewer, Holdenvilleg and lames Ballinger, president of the State Board of Agriculture. The ninc-member hoard met monthly. Board officers were H. C. Hitch, Ir., Cuymon, chairman, W. D. Finney, Ft. Cohh, vice-chain man, and Forrest Nlclntire, Oklahoma City, secretary. Finances, construction, and grow- ing student enrollment were dealt with. W. R. W1 l,I. 1AMs Enrollment W. D. PINNEY l:URRES'l' NlClNTIRE FRONT ROW: Raymond Girod. Edmon Low, Pres. Robert B. C. Evans. Samuel Woods. Frank McFarland. Iames Scales. Ran- Kamm, Richard Poole, Lela O'Toole. ROW 2: R, E. Venn. dall Iones. I. C. Hillier. Burr Ross, Lewic Sanderson, Iohn Thomas, Price Evvings. I. Academic Council Favored January Commencement Academic Council membership was enlarged during the year to include representation for the research func- tion of the university and also the librarian. The council served in advisory capacity to President Kamm and met monthly to consider matters relating to instruction, faculty and student relations, and university policy. Une of the more notable changes approved this year was the addition of a third graduation exercise to be held at the end of the first semester, beginning in 1958. FRONT ROW: Mary Rohrberger, Bryan Glass, Sara Sutker, john Suskx Larkin Warner Daniel Lingelbach Kenneth Wig Thelma Woodson, john Thomas, Robert B. Kamm. Iames Hil- gins, A D Tillman Iames Mickle Kenton Ross Iohn Mat lier, Samuel Woods, Iohn Fila, Paul Barto, Odell Walker. Allister L A Parcher ROW 2: Eugene Swearingen, Iames Boggs, Victor Wolfram, Faculty Council Studied Library Problem, Bookstore Faculty Council members devoted much time and ef- fort last year to committee studies regarding library and book store services, faculty-student relations, traffic and parking problems, budget, faculty Welfare and benefits. fits. I. C. Hillier was vice-chairman and Iohn E. Thomas was secretary for the council, Whose 22 members were the elected representatives of the general faculty. The council is an advisory body to the university president, who is chairman. It met monthly and had two general faculty meetings. BNRR R055 JAMES BOGGS Vicc'-Prcsidcm fur the Agricululrzll Sciences Vice-President fm' :XL-adcm ic :Xfl'z1i1's j. C. EVANS Dum ui l'nix'ersity Extension haw., wan, ...4 .' ,, .J 5 M Ii1m1rmN Low 1. I.. SANDERSUN ZIQLNIA PATCHHJ 1 l,iln'zlri:m Business Managvr Uvzln nl Women I08 FRAMQ NlCFARl,AND james M. Mitten KENNETH RICKER Dean ol' Student Affairs Dean ol' Men Assistant Io the President ff! Administrators Aided In Long-range Planning it no gs: ,. t Q 2 i til E. Moses FRYF l.L-gal Counsel and Administrative Assistant to the Prcsidcnt The university administrators dealt with overall oper- ation of Oklahoma State and handled problems which involved an awareness of student needs and a direction which adhered to the long-range plans of the University. Each area of the University was run by an expert in that field. Last year there were changes in the organization of the administration. Vice-president for business and F1- nance, Dr. Eugene Swearingen, resigned his post and ac- cepted the vacant presidency of Tulsa University. Under the direction of the president and the regents, the administrators changed their programs to meet the needs of the University. , X t l DR. IDIJNALD Ccmvisti Hut' of Stitch-nt Hcztltlt St-rxivvs ABE Hkssuti Ilirccttur ul Auxiliary Enterprises and the Student llmfm Universily Adminisfrafors f554 -Is RAYMOND Cltmm jmins I. Tntnima Registrar :tml Dirvcttu' til' Admimium Dirot-tor ul' the Physical Plant W' Fxoczit NL1EDH.AXI Crmtttptrr1llCr iVlARYIN T. Emtisox VV. S. .AABBU'I'I' Dirvctrn' ttf the Rc-scztrch Friundzttirm Cittwdimttrn' ul Imcrnatifmzil Pmgr mis 5 A ,,,......-f WELDHN BARNIALS Uireclrn' of Public II1f4II'ITI2llitll1 lv f-3 153' f ' A , an HAI. IEUCQHANM. I3ire-elm' nl Ivl1iKOI'hiU Place-lm'11l .TY -1 27 Mum Rochus RoB14.n'x' D. Fmxlx ' EYK'L'LlIiYE' Uirc'L'tf1r. Alumni Aswmizltion Dimcifmr uf Vrmixersity IDCYCIHIJIIIONI Y Frwur1dalirm W W gggiaig WW: M' Ilia CIHAPLIN Buns W1Ns'1'uN SHINDI-11,1 l'HiXCY5ilj fhchilvvt Dirc-ulwr ral' Sludvnt :XcIixili0x il.-XRR1:I K. 'VRHXI-.1. 'cvmr ul lfrzueruily AH'nira Dr. Bryan Glass Selected as Teacher of the Year The selection of Dr, Bryan P. Glass as the Teacher of the Year was made last spring on the basis of nomina- tions by students. The award is co-sponsored by the Alumni Association and Blue Key. Dr. Glass, professor of Zoology and director of the Oli- lahoma State University Museum, has been very active in things which are oriented to the school and the stu- dent body. .y 41 DR. Bmziw CLASS. Professor of Zoology Colleges M, jjj Ffgfil-ii,f1:gf52,'::-rw 229 N'?'15'5 .:f4''E-Zfifqlif' 'fd we H: sg: 'an-af ww f, f gg4,a,4gs,7:' 3 fiflfiwm: V' E. 1W.i . f r :i.2gQ:g: f ' ,,k, , V 2? E. I I E O, Blum Ross, Phll Dean. Clrlllz-ge uf' Agriculture ldt'I'1!S in ilu- Cfmllege ui A11I'iCllhllI'l' lc-zxrnccl Ihr- fundzmwnmals in flmxm' arrangmmml. College of AgricuI'rure Consolidafed Three of Hs Depar'rmen+s H V e S 4 Students enrolled in the College ol A5i1'iv11lu1i'c had the opportunity to learn ahout meat sciences in this tourse unclcr Dr. l,. Xklalters. Last year the departments of animal science. dairy science and poultry science were con- solidated into the Institute of Animal Sciences and lndustry. The new department, headed hy Dr. l. C. llillier, required many changes in administration and curriculum. A new Agricultural Engineering laboratory for teaching and research was opened, which provided one of the nations finest facilities. Plans were completed lor the construction of a new beef cattle center and a live animal valuation facility to make possihle improved techniques for teaching and research. The Council on Instruction was appointed this past year to meet monthly and discuss ways of improving the teaching program. wa - HA Qsawagfqv gi :hh-Y , Yhgbimgpv' A ft.fJ.f, 'Fife A jp . ' l V Itw 5:Al 'Lei Au! h 1 A A A Q Nh K, Va V' if 1 5 Q! j,xx11-iw R. SCALX-15. Phll Dc-am, Crwllvgf- uf' Arm and SL-ivlu-ex ., Lm,,,L ,,mAL .A pf' 3 , Z if' ' 8 fl Av I it '33 an 'iz ,mage A.,. ,. If fa Q ii Q X 1 4 3 The' College' of .Kris amd SL'il'Hk'CN xx is xyzwwlmlixvcl by the lumdl atrmm YUTINHTI un at Homwmning. College of Arfs 8: Sciences lnH'ia1'ed Guesf Lec:'rurer Program , i X ..x., , ,,.: .,-Z lx, Ih- A ,. I fvL.,,,-,, , 3 .1 .fgg,:1. , 's i . A r sir Mastering the rendition ol' the human form was one vii' the most important phases in the career of excn the most adept art student. Among all of the other colleges, Arts and Sciences increased its enrollment hy a larger amount than any of the others at Oklahoma State University, keeping it the largest. In accordance with its size, the college also had the largest number of research projects which were coordinated or sponsored by the Research Foundation. Among the agencies or organizations which granted funds for various projects were: Na- tional Aeronautics and Space Administration, Dow Chemical Company, National Science Foundation, Oklahoma Geoglogical Survey and the departments of the Army, Navy, and Air Force. H K N A 3 iafifi' RICHARD W. Prmcnh. PhD. Dean. College ol' Business if v most rcl'm1t insiructionzil building on campus was zhc liurnc ol' tliv College of Business College of Business Developed Manpower Research Cen'rer I Wh ,safff ww' The neu lecture roiiiiis in the Business liuilding provided ample spat' The past year was a year of progress for the College of Business. Curriculum revisions helped move the college higher among colleg- iate business programs in the country. Research projects sponsored by Blue Cross- Blue Shield and the OMA began to study pat- terns of spending lor medical services in Okla- homa. The college developed one of seven 'Mi-45 e Im' prolcssors in relate enmplit-ated equations in et-imiuiiits, lVlanpoxver Research and Training Centers in the nation under the Department of Lahor. The college instituted a lecture series to hring outstanding scholars in fields of economics to the campus. The new College of Business huilding pro- vided outstanding facilities for teaching, re- search and extension activities. 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During the year the College of Engineering strived to maintain its heritage of excellence in the fields of instruction for the 2,500 under- graduate and 500 graduate students enrolled in the collegeis eight various courses of study. Research projects, valued at nearly 32.2 million, were conducted by the college in 1966. The university sponsored 60 projects, while industry and federal agencies sponsored 75. Engineering extension attracted 1,850 stu- dents to conferences, short courses and gradu- ate credit courses in the past school year. In meeting new goals, the college adhered to the requirements of the engineering profes- sion and those of the university in developing curriculum and promoting opportunity. M, rr, M. .. eui?4?:K,wf: 'SET-7 ' 7 ' 'l ' Z M, ,k-, ol l I na: H. Bocscss. PhD. Donn. Clfilllllilli' Cnllege OSU engineers adjusted the pressure sensing appurzmls of :1 hydrndynarnic tunnel lor NASA. Gradua+e College Increased Hs Fellowship Opporlunilies Many courses for students enrolled in graduate study required a The Graduate College greatly enlarged its programs and its enrollment during the past year. Added opportunity for fellowships were possible due to grants from the National Sci- ence Foundation. NASA, and the National Institute of Health. During the year, the doctoral degree produc- tion was increasedg more than one hundred :N mx large degree ol skill in programming electronic computers. and fifty doctor's degrees were awarded. The addition of a number of new areas of study added to the magnitude of the overall gradu- ate program. Of great importance to the graduate pro- gram was the recruitment of faculty mem- bers who held degrees from some of the finest institutions in the country. , ,f'? f39ffS'Sa' '41 . ,G l.IZI.A OlTfJfJl,F, PhD, Dean, Cullcgmf of Ilnmw lfmzmnnium The Ilmel 8 Rswmurfxnt Society wmplimentml the pmgramb ullbrvcl by the Dixisirm of Hmm- lic. College of Home Economics Helped Nafional Heacl Slarl Program Possibly reaching lor some unlanoxxn breakthrough, a food and nutrition major must lirst master all the ltnown processes in the Held. Through the year, the Division of Home Ec- onomics showed a marked increase in enroll- ment both at a graduate and an undergraduate level. The graduate program was the largest in the southern half of the United States and the undergraduate enrollment was one of the largest in the nation. Some of the developments in which home econornie's faculty took the lead included: con- tinued work on curriculum revision with em- phasis on the professional curriculumg special consideration to the needs of home economists in business and industryg leadership in the na- tional project Head Start programg and devel- opment of an intercultural-international pro- gram. CiI.ENN C.Hm.x1, DVM, DL-tm. College ol' Veterinary Mc-dit-inc In at uorld ol itx own was the College of X'l0iC1'lf1i1I'f' Medicine, with its home in tl1i5 building. College ofVe1'erninary Medicine Changed by Congressional Aol' The modern facilities for veterinar5 medical students provided cmin-wilt-rl conditions to perform many delicate operations, The 89th Congress passed the Veterinary Medical Education Facilities Act of 1966. This act provided money for the expansion and re- modeling of teaching facilities for existing col- leges and for the establishment of new col- leges of veterinary medicine. This act requir- ed that the college increase the beginning class size by 50 percent. The act also provided loan funds for stu- dents enrolled in the professional program. The loan provision was similar to the NDEA, except the upper limit is 32,500 per year for four years. State and federal grants made possihle sev- eral research projects last year. Among them. investigating hemophelia in dogs. .., wi '12 'Vi l.l-I KASSA WOLDI5 MAIXIANI consults with 0517 architects on campus development plan. The campus ol the Haile Svlassie I University in Ethiopia has rapidly grown and expanded. Haile Selassie I Universily Expanded Under 0SU's Guidance The Ethiopian student had the honor ol going! through iorinal graduation tereinonics at the Haile Sclassic I l'niversity. Oklahoma State University has assisted the government of Ethiopia in establishing the College of Agriculture and the jimma Agricul- tural Technical School. Last year the Iimma school became stalled completely by Ethiop- ian personnel, culminating the program which began in 1952. The enrollment at the Ethiopian College of Agriculture numbered 230 and had seventeen GSU personnel on its statl. The college offered degrees in animal science, plant science, agri- cultural economics, agricultural engineering, general agriculture, and an addition to the curriculum of agricultural education. Last year, for the First time, the operating responsibility was vested in an Ethiopian, Dr. M. Kebret. WAYNE MILLERA Director, Okmulgee Branch, OSU Tech Students at Oklahoma State Technical Institute atudied and experimented with wave length measure. Oklahoma Slale Tech 'lm 5 ea slew-K 1 ga l A p g g gccc c illc W Lk n is gg 'i' s tgl X 4'.t, ,: , I1 ' I li' Q N X . Q X X ,R Q, Uutstancling instructors at Oklahoma Statc Tethnital Institute were presented awards arid congratulations hy Dr, Rohert li. Kamm. The rapidly-expanding Oklahoma State Technical Institute expanded its programs through the cooperation ol government and industry and gained much recognition as one of the most outstanding voeational-technical centers in the nation. Last year, the Qlimulgee branch added pro- grams in electro-mechanics, in the training oi computer machinists, and in electronic data processing. These courses were made possihle through the assistance ol' Western Union, General Electric, and Qlxlahoma Oil Market Association. Operating on a trimester plan, Tech stu- dents could complete any course in two years or less. Service station rnanagement students gained prac- tical experience in the modern service laboratory. Gourmet chefs used special skills to create works of art as well as to prepare nutritional meals. rar it li lRtli-'A A OKLAHOMA OIL MARKETERS ASSOCIATION . --iv 1 Tech Met the Demands of Business and lndustry industrial leaders ol the committee lor refrigeration aided Tech Qklzlhoma State Technical Institute has through equipment donations and loan funds. D i grown to become one of the largest of its kind in the country. Located in an industrial cen- ter, it is one of the few land-grant institutions offering quality education for a new era in the residential environment. Celebrating its twen- tieth anniversary, the college had trained more than 25,000 people for employment in high- caliber positions who Went to jobs in industry all over the country. Only those skills were taught that were recommended hy industrial and husiness lead- ers who met to Coordinate instruction with the demands of that husiness and industry. H ,pr ,,-- ,--f 4-iP ' 4--ii -sci -if +--iv ln., ,,,,,,,M-n-n .. 1-sif' 'Em My! ml! GZ The new k'I'llIll'iSh2llkI grinder me-nl in the aL1Lrm1f11ix'e manhinibl comme aided Ill SINLldIl!1L :dual xxmkm Ildliltb s S E t Cklahoma Slale Technical lnsl'i+u+e The Student Center at Oklahoma State Tech featured areas lor recreational activities as well as a large lounge and snack har facilities. Student chefs gained practical experience tin all types of commercial equipment in the new culinary arts lahoratory at USU Tech Institute, ,5 Aww ., No un '-Q1 NW QE if x' Kfasm K-1, z M My me Wm ,Qin 3 9 Q ., sw If I ii. 3 . ,az ., X i , 'Qi Dralting. one ol' the largest departments at Oklztlmma State Tech. drew high caliber students into many specialized phases ol' industry. o Modern Facilllies Combined Wilh An Experi Siaff Space, much up-to-date equipment for training aides, and a host of experienced instructors were prime ingredi- ents for Tech. Students had tlte opportunity of gaining skills on the most modern equipment with at total value of nearly S65 million. H.. if Ar'rs - f ' was-.:,.f'!ff. I K ,yi , Mmmw Y ' A.,.. A-an e ,vii S1 w 5 sf Q X Z fe fk ' :F K 3 f w X in 5 x L 'Q' .H 2,321 . efsisysxfe? . lhv pmdm-tion, Murder in thc- 1 4 M,,- X.-fvfv Lfvh. , JV 1L'i'I'ilU.f psllalve gLIflI'd5 1m'cxxarm'rl thc- :Xr'vhl'nixlm:p ul Cz1ntel'l111v'5. Tlmnxmzas lvl Hmwkvt. 111:11 hix nun mlium may loud in hig df-gnh, ,vi ,Aww v A- ww SLM A ,1 f 's Qfl ' ,fa 1 .. 4 I Czilhe,-dr'il. zlulurs and chorus presc'nlc'1l sw pirlurc- nf, wligiifwns turmoil in ITII1 Cl'I1Illl'j Ifllglllfld, X F9 Y -K ,S .fw ,Y ,1 . -aux.: items helped t'I'L'1lIL' anis' iwis ' f ' 5 ay. Wlill llvtlllifl? 4'llill'lN :uldml realism to dranialin' sums Students lound many hours consumed in the rehearsal lor plays such as I'he- Philfidclphia Story Searing Dramas Given Fresh, Dynamic Direcrion Under the direction of the speech department. OSU students participated in dramatic productions. Student actors, stage managers, and property artists helped pre- pare outstanding productions for student-faculty audi- ences. Productions included ulncident at Vichy, direct-- ed hy Viyia Loekeg The Philadelphia Story. directed hy Billye Sue Harmong Murder in the Cathedralf' directed hy Dr. David Addingtong and ullnder the Caslightf, di- reeted hy jarx is Anderson. lfrt-vlorm and creative suulbtures vresen I 5 ted Student painting exhihited in the art show the uniqueness ol' metal in thc- art lorm. l7l'OLlglll appraisal lroin piwspective htiyers. M ask E QF? S ii Landscapes and oil painting done hy OSU students provided a large display :ml the many modes in painting available to the artist. Art And Talent Shows Express Student Emotions Student talent was on display during SUAB Student Art Show. Pottery, sculpture, landscapes, and modern paintings were exhibited and sold during the show. Entertainment showing the various native cultures re- presented on the OSU campus was presented at the In- ternational Talent Show. The various organizations of international students participated in the show, sponsor- ed hy Mrs. Alfred Levin. ig 255' 13 4 I I m mil l 1 Q 1 1 9 I x 'Q 5-J' if 'A pf 1 4 , 2 . ,- wx f I zflx 5 3 f , . I f Ex .Y 3 j.m IR-mu-. wpvruliu Ivllfn, wwxrvnl 17121115 nmuclx with mfmdvrn and L'l2lhNiL'iIl scllvvlimls. 4+ ,MW 5 f . , 1' 'iv , J Q si 1 V . W., mm- Fulk Sixmgxmx proscmlccl music hmm :around the xw LI Vw'z1ri11g'w chfmxs :xml f1I'k'llC'5lI'il l7!'l7Ll51hl big lumd wlmds. Allied Arts Program Had Versatile Entertainers The Brothers lfour brought a program ol' folk music to l Allied Arts, headlining top international en- tertainers was sponsored by the University un- der the direction of Max Mitchell. Tenor lan Peerce, the Oklahoma City Symphony Grches- tra, the New York Pro Musica, and the Goya and Matteo Dancers presented classical music and dance. Appearances of the Ramsey Lewis Trio, Four Freshmen, and Fred Warring added a lighter note to the year's schedule. Readings in nAn Evenings Frosti' presented a dramatic portrait of the American poet. Allied Arts pro- grams are one aspect of the cultural education- al opportunities ollered to the University. With the appearance ol- the Ramsey Lewis Trio. the Fieldhouse vihrated with the sound ol modern jazz renditions of old tunes. 5 .f.-W I46 'Hx,J T x .l the activities Disciplinecl and skilled for+l1e fulure knives of green . . . knives of blue . . . perleclly precisioned, +hey marclwecl . . Huey chose llweir line of duly . . . a ci+izen's soldier. ROTC +5933 Each year selected girls are comrnis- Heinies become a colorful part of the sioned into the Army Elades drill team. campus during Scabbard and Blade pledging ,all - J U 7 K K Q.f,A ...T The Army ROTC summer camp at Fort Sill prepares juniors for their linal year, when they will conduct the activities of the cadet corps. ROTC Produced Qualified Officers Every able young man has an obligation to contribute to national defense. The college-educated man can best serve his country and his personal interests by earning a commission and fulfilling his obligation as an officer. From the very beginning of the university, the Army ROTC program has been an important part of Cklahoma State. It has produced each year, large numbers of quali- fied Army officers for the nation's defense. Q f n feaifaa- W .iggmcz n if ws ,Q ff C? 5, WH' mf .xi ik 5 ff - 0 wr Q f .Av -. ,- f wgq -2 Q m 1 . ,-,.aah1 . if k 4 H Q i XX! Q ' 8 I . 1 ' 5 at I ,sm 1i 1'la11uulr zur ani '1-Mia xxfk .ml 1 ,X ,......, qw-x 'S Ar111y 4-21111-la ll'21I'I1L'Ll UD cx111w1 11111 IJI'i'l711FC 1111- fvdvral i11spcQ1i1111. T110 Mi1111lc'111z111 drill 11's1111 1'c'p1'cse111vLl Ihr' l1I1iYl'VSiIf' ill Vflilflj vx'011IsIl1is j'I'ilY v JXIAIN y iI15TI'll1'lI1l' ,...., f ,- I ix, 5 'S -' 'Hi f , W 1+ , - , 1 22: A - 34 f' 7 ' 'K .. .1 ITA.: s 1 S Y , -4. u3,sgg::1,a S1-, N Y. ,4 , .M V., .. . X .g . , 1 ff- ' ---- im - ,ww E llllil 111 OSI M.. ' --A, -...M V h:1c'1111'1e1 2111 i11x'z1l11z1lvlc 115501 111 thc student pl:111n111g fOr il n'r1m11'1ixsirm. ? i Air Force senior cadets gained 35V3 hours of flying time. This year's L'Angel-Gramu was OSU's thanks to Vietnam, This year the Gallant Guard participated in numerous parades in Oklahoma. D I cl A ' d k'Il ROTC Program eve ope 'rhfu es, S I s The Air Force Reserve Officers, Training Corps pro- gram was designed to provide high quality educational experiences that will develop skills and attitudes neces- sary for future career Air Force oflicers. The ROTC course in aerospace studies provides a foundation in world military systems, the growth and development of aerospace power, and the professional officer. Successful completion of the program qualifies college men to serve as officers in the Air Force. Shephard Air Force Base was an opportune close- hand View of the active military for OSU cadets. During visits to Air Force bases. cadets gained much practical knowledge. if i 1 ri if S 1. Arnold Air Society displayed the na- tional Hag on campus. I54 34' 1 t it The 40 coeds of the Angel Flight traveled to bases where they could learn more about the Air Force and promote interest in AFROTC. Cadet Training Stressed Leadership While classroom study and drill field performance ac- counted for a large and important percentage of the ROTC cadet's training, leadership qualities and personal character were also developed through his participation in student organizations. At the same time the cadet, through these organizations, lzecame an asset to the com- munity through service. Y Asif! ? 4 'V 'ff V . x,..-H' 9 af 'Q 5 'ws,:fff., L, g.4 W , 'mx 'fx3g5vwff J. 'A ,VL f ,:-, 5 l,L ,V 1 5 T WP wir it , ,,L., ,L ,,'m',, PR Wi: ' New PMS and PAS Headed the ROTC Program COL. K. L. YARNALL, Professor of Military Science Col. K. L. Yarnall is a native of Pennsylvania, and has over 27 years of active service. He graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point in 1939. During World War II he served as the com- mander of an anti-aircraft artillery battalion with the Third Army in the European Theater of Operations. Subsequently, he served in var- ious command and staff positions in the United States, Canada, and Europe. His most recent assignment was as a member of the Special State-Defense Study Group which carries out studies of interest to both the State and Defense Departments. He was a graduate of the Com- mand and General Staff College at Fort Leav- enworth and the Army War College at Carlisle Barracks. COL E. F. ADAMS, Professor of Aero-Space Studies Prior to the completion of his first year at Oklahoma State, Col. Eugene F. Adams was chief of the Support Division and assistant di- rector of requirements at Langley Air Force Base, Virginia. I-le spent 24 years in the service, during which time he served as a pilot in the China Burmaflndia Theater during World War II, in Hawaii, and in Tarpei, Taiwan. He is now a command pilot. Col. Adams completed the Command Officer's Course, Scott Field, Illinois, and the Armed Forces Staff College, Norfolk, Virginia, among others. He received the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Air Medal with three oak leaf clus- ters, the Air Force Outstanding Unit Award with one oak leaf cluster, and the Distinguish- ed Unit Citation. CADET COL IIMMY KUHLMAN Brigade Commander LT. COL. LEE, LEVIN LT. COL. PRICE, WALTER LT. COL. BAKER, DAl.I.AS MAJ. BARNEBY, HOYT MAJ. MATTHEWS, IOHN MAJ. NANCE, THOMAS CAPT. BUFORD, ALFRED CAPT. GIBBONS, JAMES SFC BAIIES, ROBERT SFC SMITH, WOODROW SFC KEEFE, RICHARD SXSGT. KENNEDY, PAUL SfSGT. REBELLO, MANUEL Army Personnel Selected because of military background, leadership ability, and instructional potential, the Army instructor personnel were the cadet's Erst and possibly most important exposure to the military. Many instructors this year had recently arrived from duty in Vietnam and oth- ers Were scheduled for duty there. Their guid- ance to the cadet, both as non-commissioned and commissioned officers, was of great im- portance. Air Force Personnel The objective of the Air Force personnel staff Was to produce junior officers Who had the best qualities essential to the development of the Air Force and to form the foundation of intelligent citizenship within the student. In order to fulfill this objective each man on the staff received specialized training that en- abled him to attain the required proficiency in his particular field. The men were selected by their respective departments for assignments and were considered to be among the best available. Duties of the personnel staff includ- ed instruction, training, supply, examination, guidance and counciling. LT. COL. AMES, LT, COL. MERCER, LT. CoL. ROMANO CAPT BENGE MAJ JOHNSON CAPT SNYDER DOUGLAS CHARLES IOSEPH BOBBY ROBERT EARL MXSGT, INcRAo, SfSGT. HARREL, SXSGT HOPPER SfSGT KAZNOSKI SfSc'r KANENQHEV ANDREW TOMMY WooDRoW PETE RICHARD Cacle+ Sfaff for Army Divisions and Brigades FRONT ROW: Jimmy Kuhlman, Wesley Hamm, Anthony Edwin Chappabitty, Theodore Purclom, Larry Austin, Ir Bosworth, Lloyd Hopson, Iohn Kusel. ROW 2: Steven Spore, Scott. Iames McAuliffe. Honorary Brigade Colonels IUDY DEIRO, Honorary Lieutenant Colonel KATHY ADAMS, Honorary Lieutenant Colonel Cadel' Slaff For Air Wings and Groups FRONT ROW: Charles Escue, Gerald Best, Robert Reynolds, ard Williford, William Crowder, Butch Beaty, Charles Mer Thomas Proctor, Tom Gann, Robert Mendell. ROW 2: Rich- riott, William Crafton, Don Stephens, Mike Lunn. Air Force Sweerhearls Liz D1kV1ES, 53rd Group Honorary Colonel IEANENE IENKINS, 52nd Group Honorary Colonel FRONT ROW: Kathy Rhodes, Ieanene Ienkins, Carla Gai- Margaret Benbrook, Malinda Weber, Ioanne Alexander, Patti ther, Karen Hove, Capt. Earl I. Snyder, Liz Davies, Eileen Byler, Markay Hughes, Rose McGough. ROW 4: Lynn Ketch- Freeman, Nancy Samuelson. ROW 2: Linda Chesnutt, Pamela am, Vicki Lasater, Tina Gray, Iudy Nall, Anne Asplund, Ar- Grilhn, Ianet Blaize, Sandra Lawrence, Kathleen Moore, dith Mercer, lane Hitch, Scarlett Custer, Connie Coppinger, Cheryl Newman, Lillian Romano, Beverly Hood, Kathy Por- Bonita Synar. ter. ROW 3: Margaret Moore, Milva Brown, Linda Holton, Angel Flight Marchedg Traveled to New Orleans Among the year's activities of the Angel Flight was included a Christmas 5'Angel-Gramn to Air Force per- sonnel in Vietnam, the tutoring of elementary children in Stillwater, and the recruitment of football players. The 40 co-eds of the Angel Flight were selected on the basis of personality, appearance, and academic standing and had as their objective the promotion of the Air Force ROTC program. Annually the members travel to educa- tional institutions to learn more about the Air Force. Army Seniors Prepared For Fuiure Assignmenis FRONT ROW: Edwin Chappabitty, Dale Taulhee, Jimmy Kuhlman, Anthony Bosworth, Theodore Purdom, Iohn Kusel, Steven Spure, Wesley Hamm, Lloyd Hopson, Iohn Allen, Larry Austin. ROW 2: Robert Eichling, Iames Edmonds, Tom Cook- son, Fred Robbino, Bell Hop, Cloyce Choney, Michael Higgins. Iames Fitter, Al Dolman, Iohn Lundy, Larry Shelby, joseph McWherter. ROW 3: Milan Caldwell, Michael Rosebeary, Sam Asbury, Gerald Wilson, Lane Mills, Kenneth McBride, Thomas Avilla, Thomas Peeper, Patrick McCoy, Danny Deaver, James McAuliffe, Ierry Russell, Allen Hollis, Phil Bornemann. ROW 4: Kenneth Sullivan, Donald Peck, Fredrick Rossev, Campbell Long, Iohn McCutcheon, Robert Childress, Ira Scott, Charles Richardson, Samuel Nott, Len Glass, Douglas Kounter, Michael Slonilcer, Iohn Lloyd. ROW 5: Edward Oelschlaeger, Norman Hirschman, Earl Iones, Tommy Poling, Harold Tohlen, Ed Wilson, C. L. Webb, Charles Watts, Carl Steiner, john Mahan, Donald Moore, Tom Fenton, Fred Friend, James Schooley, Charles Campbell, Outstanding cadet received summer camp award from Col. Lee. . X sv, fiti Army Juniors Received Leadership Experience ROW l: Donald Edmonds, Raymond Edwards, Ronald Means, joe Rankin, Richard Woodman, john Scott, Chip jones, Frederick An- derson. Van Cotten, Gary Belair, james Kirk, Larry Lindgren, Barry Hartman, Howard Hanada. ROW 2: james Daubenspeck. Richard Simunek, john Mullen, Claiborn Ellis, George Crawford, Wilbur Thomas, Ralph jackson, David Estrada, jerry Remington, George Singleton, james Schwarz, Max Wiewel, Dayid Ray, joe Adair. ROW 3: Max Starr, jan Dunkelberg, Walter Romero, Gary Tilley, ROW l: Charles Kennedy, Lawrence Maloney, john Harmon. George Stinnett, john Randle, james Williams, Carl McDaniel, Ronald Heck, Aaron Smith, Dan Sweeney. john Durrett, Robert Chada. Michael Petrilla, Donald Collis, Zay Baker. ROW 2: Bobby johnson, Charles Watkins, john Ogilbee, Charles Dolliemeyer, Ar- nold Petz, john Peeper, james Knox, Tracy Bair, jay Gregory, Fred Friend, William Morgan, Lowell Kyle, Richard jones, Van Schallenberg, Michael Mustain. Everett Cole, Arthur Knott, jim Williams, john Bourdctte. ROVV 4: Charles Ferguson, john Hix, Hayden Ireland, Robert Prince, Curtis Haire, Walter Archball, john Sullivan, Alberta Clark, Sidney Billingsley, Stanley Albury, Quit- man Adams, Mike McColloCh, Warren Cole, Roger Clark, Brian Horinek, Robert Sander. Lowell Mackey, Leon Newton, joe Underwood, Neal Leader, Dayid Pope, Robert Bullington. ROW TS: Bob Shafer, Ronald Cochbane. Mark Snyder, Craig Kessler. Brad Baird. jerry Stratton, Richard Nowlin. Homer Still. jim Hinton, james Durham, Terry Riddle. Dick Shanehan, Robert O'Kelley, William McDowell, Clillord Onto, jim Hammack. Air Force Seniors Trained As Fuiure Pilois FRONT ROW: Richard Williiord, Gerald Best, Tom Cann. Robert Reynolds, Thomas Proctor, William Crafton, Charles Escue, Mike Lunn. ROW 2: Clyde Wilson, Robert Hoppers, Robert Mendell, Butch Beaty, Charles Merriott, William Crow- der, David Delana, Don Stephens, Karl Brooks. ROW 3: Tony Watson, Leonard List, Dwight Iones, Thomas Souther, Orville Pierce, Sam Harding, Dennis Koehn, Kenneth Love, Ioe Pat McKaskle. ROW 4: Allred Cecil, Edwin White, Dean Alex- ander, William Fergason, Charles Mundis, Don Hale, Dar- rell Mitchell, Fred Hall, Everett Robison, Louis Ciucci. ROW 5: Ierry Custer, Michael Lacki. Iimmy Boyd, William Pace, Iohn Sharlee, Ierry Burrows, Ronald Schurter, Bill Sehwert- leger, Prince Granville, Iim Rainwater, Kenneth Hopfer, Terry Banning. Air Force senior cadets studied national military developments. Air Force Juniors Allende,-d Training Program D A, lm- Air Force juniors learned how to apply leadership training. FRONT ROW: John Kelly, Iohn Ray, Chet Willey, Gary Hull, Steven Brown, Lynn Freeman, Steven Shriver, Wayne Noel, ROW 2: Alan Cecil, Stanley Kyle, james Gill, Kenneth Zaloudek, Calvin Moreland, Donald Bridal, I. M. Hudson, Denny Nelson, William Harris. ROW 3: Iohn Gilbertson, David Dickerson, Glenn lVIeGuHie, David Harris, Iohn Zu- kosky, Gary Simon, Tom Ireland, Larry Bagzis, Ioseph Piter, Iarnes Aton. ROW 4: Larry Mueggenborg, Rex Hottel, Ray- mond Morrissetie, Terry Stevens, Mike Burger, Charlie Iones, William Lyle, P. L. Engstrom, Terry Enderland, Iames Hutch- ens, Larry Iohnston. FRONT ROW: Terry Selby, Erwin Steincamp, Donald Bri- dal, Alfred Cecil, Charles Escue, Peter Engstrom, I. M. Hud- son, Dennis Patterson, Roger Elliott. ROW 2: Lyle McChes- ney. Richard Nally, Robert Haggard, Iohn Danvers, Iohn Roe, Kenneth Huntress, Robert Click, Dennis Ferrell, Alan Enochs, Robert Preston, Iames Erwin. ROW 3: Thomas Egelston, Terry Wall, William Senters, lim Shideler, Benjamin Fallin. William Guthrie, Roderic Rau, Terry Ward, Paul Rachel, Mike Swanson, David Tanner. ROW 4: Iess Curry, Steven Fiser, Donald Tanner, Ancel Sherrard, Robert Ault, Iohn Inderrieden, Robert Farnam, Iackie Cowley, Donald Fair, Ioe Wright, Timothy Gersey. ROW 5: Roger Browning, lack Suiter, Karl Krausse, Robert Robinson, Rod Anderson, Iohn Murray, Fred- erick Smith, Dennis Felgenhauer, Andre Lee, Richard Mc- Donald, Ernest Renfrow. Gallant Guard Performed Perfected Drill Skills The Seventh Ceremonial Squadron, better known as the Gallant Guard, was a precision drill team composed of freshman and sophomore Air Force ROTC cadets that possessed leadership potential. Each member of this team was highly proficient in drill and ceremonies and was selected for membership on the basis of desire, initiative, and an interest in the cadet corps. Selected members of this unit formed the honor guard for Lt. Gen. Iohn W. Car- penter during his visit to OSU. FRONT ROW: SFC Ioseph I. Schneider. Marcia Wooten, Megan Booker, Gay Criswell, Mary Bullock, KaKay Van Dole sen. l.t. Col, W. E. Price, ROW 2: Nancy Kays, Rita Owen. Mary Key, Iudy Black, Frances Havvpe, Linda Gibson, Susan Bergschncider, Marcia Evans. ROW '32 Gloria Low, Susan Perrine, Marion White, Ianis Carter, Carol Williams, Carol Kent, Becky Grubb, Claire Danielson, Pat Adcock. ROW -1 Iudy Deiro, Karen Noel, Pat Tucker, Holly Houston, Alyson Hall, Linda Symes, Kathy Price, Melanie Farnsworth, l.inda Hammond, Sue NlcKinster. Army Blades Visi+ecl Wesl' The Army Blades, womenis precision drill team, has traveled far since their founding in l963. This year was highlighted by a trip to Fort Sam Houston in San An- tonio and an annual visit to Fort Sill. This spring they journeyed to West Point. Blades represented a highly select group chosen from all womenis residences at Oklahoma State. Stimulating student interest in the Army ROTC program was their main objective. This yearis commander was Gay Crisswell. Poin'r In Hue Spring FRONT ROW: Richard Williford, Clyde Wilson, Ioe Pat Moreland, Dean Alexander, Larry Mueggenborg, Rex Hottel, McKaskle, Ierry Custer, Capt. Bobby Benge, Thomas Proctor, Denny Nelson, john Ray, john Kelly. ROW 4: Karl Brooks. William Crowder, Robert Hoppers, Tom Cann. ROW 2: David Harris, Larry Iohnston, William Crafton, Ronald Dennis Koehn, Leonard List, Gerald Best, Granville Prince, Schurter, Raymond Morrissette, Bill Schwertfeger, Iohn Zu- Butch Beaty, Michael Lacki, Fred Hall, Ed White, Tony kosky, Iim Rainwater, Darrell Mitchell, Cary Hoff. Watson. ROW 3: lynn Freeman, Terry Banning, Calvin Arnold Air Society Sponsored Campus Blood Drive A proud possessor of the Maryland cup awarded to the outstanding Arnold Air Society chapter in the nation, the Thunderbird Squadron has been in existence at OSU since l95O. This year the group sponsored four under- privileged boys, basketball teams, a foster child, and tu- tored slow learners at a local elementary school. In ad- dition, they visited Air Force bases and presented brief- ings on the Air Force to high schools throughout the state. This years' commander was Tom Proctor. Cade+s Tulored A+ Local Elemenlary Schools ,ff -WWA The Angels and Arnold Air tutored local children. if The Arnold Air Society sponsored the annual blood drive. Vicki Lasater received the honor of heing Arnold Air Society! sweetheart Q Q FRONT ROW: l.t. Col. B. W. Luster, Judy Just, Patti Davison, Nanette Shaw, Linda Bissett, Pat Kroger, Betty Miller, Roxy Canes Dr. Clayton Millington. ROW 2: Rinda Koppitz, Cheryl Coiner Jo Carroll Gettings, Shirley Poust, Judy Amend, Charles Kennedy Carolyn Carrard, Judy McCorkle, Virginia Gage, Jacque Sompayrac Linda Gimlin. ROW 3: Theresa Maslak, Cheryl Wright, Linda Liles, Marsh Johnston, Billye Newton, Evelyn Sanders, Victoria Butler, Barbara Evans, Anne Austin. Karen White, Janice Mitacek, Sandy Carson .4 - ' Capettes Received A Flight Orientation Program 3 Capettes' long practices added up to a sharp pt-rlorrnante. The Capettes, only senior Womanis drill team in the Civil Air Patrol, enjoyed another success- ful year. They were kept busy by participating in many parades, including the Armed Porces Day parade at Port Sill, Oklahoma. They also took part in a Hight orientation program, Where each of the members received a flight in a light airplane. The Capettes were under the sponsorship of the Stillwater Civil Air Patrol. Girls chosen for membership on this team were selected for schol- astic ability, as well as personality and appear- ance. The main objective of the organization was to publicize the United States Air Porce and the Civil Air Patrol on the university campus and in the many cities and states which its members visit. Commanding the Capettes this year was ludy Just. FRONT ROW: Cant. H. W. Barnebey, Harold Tohlen, Gary Grittith. Victor Banham, Charles Ferguson, Howard Hanada. ROW 2: Connie Wood. Larry Nelson, Donald Peck, Ioe Stockton, Gary Swart, Iames Dunn. Ion-Pierre Fur-ger. ROW '31 Robert Sadler, Robert Hanks, Steve Ford, Lloyd Hopson. Larry Austin, John Maxwell, Ierry Keylon. Rich- ard Kearney. Girls' Ritle Team Developed Feminine Talents In Unique Area The Oklahoma State Women's Rifle Team, spon- sored by the Army ROTC, established a reputation as one of the outstanding organizations of its kind in the United States. Among others they entered the OSU and Nebraska Invitational tournaments this year. FRONT ROW: Barbara Reed. Ruth Bounds, Candy Nlitchell, ROV! 2: Capt. Allred Buford, Joyce Iepsen. Sgt. Iimmie Shields. Society ot Military Engineers Sponsored State Convention In l967 activities of the Society of American Military Engineers included trips to their nat- ional convention in New Orleans and the Rob- ert S. Kerr Dam. Highlight of the year for the OSU post was sponsoring the State Conven- tion. ROTC Rifle Team Had 3 Collegia+e All-American Winners The Army ROTC Rifle Team made outstanding accomplishments over the last few years. Among its achievements Were: National Hearst Trophy Champ- ionship, three Intercollegiate All-Americans and placement of members on the U.S. Army Interna- tional Rille Team. FRONT ROW: Capt. A. lf. Buford, Neil Sweet, jimmie Shields. ROVV 2: Everett Cordray. Michael Robertson. Michael Rosen. VVilbur VVoocl- side. ROW 3: jerry Day. VVa3ne Johnston. Thomas Cobb. Brut-e O,Brien. 74'-s 51 Z 5 l Varsity Rifle Team Enlerecl Big 8, Collegiale NRA Marches Among other activities, the Oklahoma State Varsity Rifle Team sponsored an annual Invi- tational Rille match on the OSU range. The team consisted of both ROTC and other stu- dent competitors who competed in Big 8 and other intercollegiate NRA events. FRONT ROVV: Harold Ilolley, Bruce O'Bricn, Iimmie Shields. Cancly Mitchell, Barbara Reed. Capt. A. E. Buford, Neil Sweet. Ceorgc Cunn. ROW 2: Michael Rosen. Iantes Thomas, Don Pate. Wayne Johnston, Neal Singletary, jerry Day, lfvnory Cordray. Robertson Michael, Ladd Lentz, joe Schneider. tix FRONT ROW: Iimmie Hastie. Ierry Remington, Charles Ferguson. lamcs McAulill'e, Sandi Partridge. Richard Keefc, William Norris. Tracy Bair, Richard Wilson. ROW 2: Steve Mt-Donald. Ken Au- taubo. Mitchel Criner, Albert Smith, Alan Barber, Darrell Ingmire. Charles Barnes. Vance VVyrick. Michael Ferguson. ROW 3: lack Schaelcr. Mark Hansen, Dennis Harding. Alan Keel, Kenneth Win- tory, Monroe Hannon. Kris Arnold. Ted Baker, Gloy Cillcnwatcr. Dan Toppenbcrg. OSU Slcydivers Flew to New York, The only college-sponsored organization of its kind in Oklahoma, the Oklahoma State Skydivers Club was devoted to the furthering of sport par- FRONT ROW: Arthur Knott, Karen Davis, Marilyn Richardson. Janice Ambrose, Cordon Stinson, Ierry Ward. Steve Head, Alan Cecil. ROW 2: Iames Adair. John White, Ierry Thompson, Bertrice Mann, l.t. Col. Dallas Baker, Sgt. Woodrow Smith, Ion Moore. 4-. L Q ff Minutemen Developed Skill In Precision Drills tor Exhibition The Army ROTC Minutemen, comprised most- ly of basic ROTC cadets, devoted evenings and weekends to the development of an outstanding precision drill team to represent Oklahoma State. Commanding the unit this year was james lVlc- Auliffe. Posed tor Army Advertisement achuting in Oklahoma and among colleges and universities of America. It is sponsored by the Capt Clcnn KllT1Hl6ll Clint Davis Terrance Radkr.. ROW 3: Suggs Daxid Murphy Warren Roberts, Iohn Sharlee. Mike Karvelot Ed White Paul Moore. Army ROTC. Michael Kinslow, Fred! Friend. Charles Radford, Iames Iones, lack l lwsuft i .lf '- FRONT ROW: Capt. john Matthews, Wesley Hamm, Michael Higgins, Michael Sloniker, jimmy Kuhlman, john Allen, Ken Owen, Tommy Poling, joseph McWherter, Norman Hirsch- rnan, C. L. Webb. ROW 2: Edwin Chappabitty, Steven Spore, Douglas Kounter, james Fitter, Theodore Purdom, Larry Austin, james Durham, Aaron Smith, Fred Robbins, john Ma- han, Donald Moore, Charles Landry, Gerald Wilson, Robert Eichling. ROW 3: jan Dunkelberg, Randy Rigby, Allan Dol- man, jim Pearson, Edward Oelschlaeger, Douglas Dollar, Rob- ert Chada, Homer Still, Sidney Billingsley, Fred Friend, Patrick McCoy, Michael johnson, john Lunday, Curtis Haire, Robert Bufiington, joe Adair. ROW 4: Robert jarrell, Larry Lindgren, George Stinnett, Gary Belair, johnnie Ray, Van Schallenberg, joe Underwood, Terry Riddle, David Lundy, john Williams, Mikel Head, Ray Burrus, William Meadors, Gary Tilley, john Hix, Howard Hanada. ROW 5: Hayden Ireland, joe Rankin, Richard Woodman, Robert Gourley, john Mullen, Clifford Omo, Charles Doiilemeyer, Daniel Sweeney, jim Hinton, Gro- ver Kent, Ralph Huchteman, Robert Prince, George Singleton, Ronald Cochmane, Gail Phillips, Walter Romero. Scabbard and Blade Celebrated 35th Anniversary Working to raise the standards of college military ed- ucation, to bring closer the military departments, and to promote friendship among cadet oiiicers, was the purpose of Scabbard and Blade. The national organization has a membership of 95,700 Company K, the local unit, mark- ed its 35tl1 year at Oklahoma State University this spring. A student was required to be in the upper third of his class and possess outstanding leadership qualities in order to pledge. The commander was Wesley Hamm. FRONT ROW: SFC Arlon R. Rogers, Capt. A. E. Buford, Clifford Omo, Douglas Kounter, Douglas Dollar, Sherry Tyler, Wayne Iohnston, Iames Durham, Robert Chada, Ian Dunkel- berg, Lawrence Maloney. ROW 2: Connie Wood, Marc Culli- son, Tom Gorrell, Carl Duerson, Ioe Ceeslin, Moses jackson, Sandy Harrison, lack Suggs, Dale Elton, Iohn Levins, Bill Mer- riman, Robert Hanks. ROW 3: Richard Kearney, Ion-Pierre Fueger, Ronald Neal, Ierry Burchlield, Tom Cobb, Iohn Cos- tello, Larry Wallace, Hugh Riley, Paul Crist, Thomas Seebo, Ross McCollum, David Andrew, Iohn Moore. ROW 4: Michael Moore, Thomas Griffith, David Ingraham, Scott Burke, Harold Rhoades, Victor Shrock, Charles Owens, Bobby Williams, Iack Watts, Donald Fairley, Michael Robertson, Booth Smith. ROW 5: Barry Bates, Don Shroff, John Tedrick, Wayne Baurngart, Edward Worley, Ronald Ketter, Michael Lundy, Iohn Wilson, Paul Brannon, Philip Brown, Iuan Guevara, Michael Donnell. Pershing Rifles Given Many Training Opporfunifies Pershing Rifles was among the foremost national mil- itary fraternities for ROTC cadets. Since its beginning on the OSU campus in 1928, Company C-7 has contin- uously strived to develop the leadership abilities of its members and to be a service to the University. Outstanding in the training phase of the organization was the opportunity for members to perform under com- bat conditions in supervised field problems, and to par- ticipate in drill and rifle teams. FRONT ROW: Lt. Col. Levin L. Lee. Robert Eichling, Capt. T. Nance. ROW 2: Larrv Mt-Croskev. Richard Nowlin Charles Culbertson, stephen smith. ' 3 Regimental Headqua rters Coordinated Activities Comprised of thirteen companies, the Seventh Regi- ment of Pershing RiHes and its headquarters included a four-state area of Oklahoma, Arkansas, Kansas, and Missouri. The headquarters coordinated the activities of the companies in the regiment and acted as an intermediary for the companies and the national headquarters. Among the main responsibilities of the unit was the promotion of initiative and leadership among the members of Persh- ing Rifles. This yearis commander was Robert Eichling. Spor+s ' NCAA Champs Were Proof of Coache's Success lVlYRON RODERICK estling and Tennis Coach PH1L CU'1'cH1N Football Coach The coaching staff at O-State under the di- rection of Henry Iha has always Worked to help make OSU great in athletics, and their suc- cess was proven hy the fact that only one oth- er college in the nation has won more NCAA championships. Football Coach Phil Cutchin led the team to a 15-14 Win over GU and a third place tie in the Big Eight. Chet Bryan's hasehallers won the Big Eight and placed second in the NCAA tournament. Labron Harris, golfers took their ninth straight Big Eight championship, While Myron Roderick crowned four Big Eight cham- pion wrestlers. Track coach Ralph Higgins trained three all-American runners. HENRY IBA Athletic Director Basketball Coach CHET BRYAN Baseball Coach I I h, JAMES CUTI'I5R Swimming Coach RALPH HILQCJINS rI1l'ElC'k Coach IJIBRON HARRIS Golf Coach ' ' 2W K 'f f OSU Finished in Upper Division of Big Eight FRONT ROW: Leon Ward, Danny Lawson, Happy Settle, David Dickerson, Charles Gasch, I. B. Christian, Dennis Ran- dall, Ierry Gill, Terry Baeigalupo, Tim Havern, Frank Sneed, Tony Sellari. ROW 2: Verne Miller, Tommy Boone, Willard Nahrgang, Doug Cathey. David Davis, Iimmy Goodwin, Bill Young, Iohn Matlock, Harry Cheatwood, Jack Reynolds, Ken- ny Wallace, Curt Holdridge. ROW 3: Iohn Cook, David Meadows, Paul Mueller, lim Clark, Bruce Pieratt, Charles Trimble, lim Carreker, Ierry Philpott, Danny Willis, Art Fleak. 1966 FOOTBALL RECORD OSU . . I0 Arkansas . OSU . 9 Houston OSU . . ll Colorado . OSU 0 Missouri OSU . . I0 Kansas . . OSU . . I4 Iowa State . . OSU . 7 Texas Tech . OSU . 6 Nebraska . . OSU . . 2l Kansas State . OSU . . I5 Oklahoma . . . Won 4, Lost 5, Tied Third in Big Eight I ROW 4: Clay Ellis, Keith Sullivan, Dean Alexander, Tom Guest, Mike Arnold, jay Gregory, Craig Kessler, Ion Kolb, Carl Armstrong, Rick McCoin. ROW 5: Brad Baughman, Ken McSwane, Bruce Scott, Ronnie Johnson, Larry Phillips, Mike Stachmus, Richard Escoe, Bruce Hutton, john Little. ROW 6: Steve Gray, Benny Goodwin, Larry Gosney, Terry Brown, Duane Porter, Lloyd McPeters, Harris Penncr, Ronnie Stout, lim Higgins. For the second straight year the Oklahoma State Cowboys showed the fans who was best in Oklahoma by defeating the OU Sooners, I5-I4, in Lewis Stadium. Oklahoma State opened the season with a heartbreaker against the Arkansas Razorbacks, losing I4-10, in the last two minutes. Oklaho- ma State's next adventure was in the fabulous Astrodome, where it was defeated by Houston, 35-9. OSU should have played all its games at home, with a ll to IU victory over Colorado and a IO-7 win over Kansas. Before a sell-out Homecoming crowd the Cowboys tied the Iowa State Cyclones, l4-l4. The Cowboys then dropped two, to Texas Tech and Neb- raska, before breaking the road jinx by beating Kansas State. Ind limi Sellaii l Q ,fl Vx. ,M ada. gg, as .bm L Q lbw ., I . N Sf? 5 if Q9 Q Down you go, said defenders Bill Young and Terry Bai-igalupo db Leon Ward and David Davis name in lor the kill. I8l ,i 4 in gralulwd a paws and headed lin' paydirt in xxin river Kll. Un iix may was Craig Kiwxlerk livldgfizil in llie lll-7 win :wer Kll. ,-. -wiwf 1' i W i., 'A ' - mauiixf I , fag.: W 4 5 ' ,W 7' Y W Hi-' . J mi.. 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Won S, 1.ost 2, Tied Third in Big Eight Going lor a lall, Robinson poured the pressure on. In Big Eighi Tournameni Oklahoma State crowned the most cham- pions and the meetis outstanding wrestler but could do no better than third in the Big Eight Conference tournament. OSU's Gene Davis was named the tournamentis outstanding wrestler, after he won a decison and got two pins. Davis took the 137-pound title and was fol- lowed by lim Rogers, who captured the 145- pound crown. This made the second time for both. Ierry Stone grabbed the 160-pound crown and OSU's final title came when Fred Fozzard got his second pin of the tournament at 177 pounds. For the first time in several years Oklahoma State was not in the top finishers in the NCAA tournament, finishing sixth. The Cowboys crowned one champion, Fred Fozzard, at 177. Gene Davis finished third at 137, with jim Rogers and lerry Stone fourth at 145 and 160, respectively. .sf .- rf X... The referee watclu-d intently as Richie leonardo nent lor a pin. 185 -f r? K ,,,,:L,,A Lge, if gi vw ,gm P e 9 :V 0 2 1 2 ' ' xg qv. if W if . Q 51, 1225 . ' . ' . 21 :f K' wa, 12- . M, 4' - ,Jax 'ZH asf? F Q. M., . A , , . , . 62 Q 'E ' 'F 5 'faussgq . ' ' is 5 2 ,, nf? .'3'? ms? l 'A 1' A Y 2' ml ' T ' gf 1 ,I 14 ' -h . . , .- . V uw! ir , A Af Pia? QW ,., . M Q , - awry, i fag, ,Kuff K' Twm ,ff - 5,,gl53mg,11 M K n -Q , Q Q L -M J Fred Fozzard Received NCAA Championship Big lfighl biiililljlilbll jim Rugmx suwvci il I11i4t'd11XX 11 against Irma Simca f 5, Big lfighl champ Ivrry Sums' gan- it cxorythingg he had tn gm 21 lzlll. I87 Sluggers Finished 2nd In College World Series FRONT ROW: Tony Sellari, Ron ML-Cord, Bob Toney, Wayne Richard Frank, Phil Ogee, Cordon Daniels Rob Folger ROW Weatherly. Tracy Freeny, Alan Iohnson, Don Kuykendall, Phil 3: Coach Chet Bryan, George Keely, Curt Kastner Marx Fi Spyres, Iohn Pierce. ROW 2: Frank Warrington, Bob Mendell, ova-hi, Larry Burchart, Cary Howard, Iim Hays OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Colorado Colorado Colorado Iowa State Iowa State Iowa State Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska Oklahoma Oklahoma Missouri Missouri 1966 BASEBALL RECORD OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU Missouri . . Kansas State . Kansas State . Kansas State . Kansas . . . Kansas . . Kansas . St. Louis . St. Louis . Ohio State . . North Carolina Texas . . . St. Iohnis . Ohio State . . Won 21, Lost ll First in Big Eight Second in NCAA Oklahoma State's bid to become the third team in College World Series history to win more than one championship was thwarted by Ohio State, 8-2. OSU,s second place finish was its second in the 20-year history of the series. The Cowboys were led hy Bob Toney, sopho- more third baseman, with a .325 average and 18 runs batted in despite his missing 10 games with an injured knee. Toney and outfielder Wayne Weatherly were both named to the All-NCAA tournament team. Tony Sellari was the only Poke to be named to the Big Eight Conference team. Oklahoma State won its fourth Big Eight championship in nine years when the Cow- boys exploded for seven runs in the third in- ning to post an S-5 victory over Kansas. The Oklahoma Sooners lound it rough going as they broke sun th e mboxs B am ICS ll Sully BASEBALL , 4 ' , mn Kuykenclall cram-kewl il long ll5 to right lim-ld in tlw lflth inning ol' tho Colorado gznnn-. lohn Pierce hurled his may 1o zz vin-Iory U-Sialvk pitchvr sIr0tc'l1e'd il out :ls the Cowboys pin-lwd up lhrvv wins over Colorado at tlw start ol' the sc-axon I9O P FRONT ROW: Henry Bell. Miles Lister. Ray Smith, Arnold Higgins, Chris Mcffuhhins, jim Kuykendall, Larry l arnn-r, Drake, Glenn Blakley, Toni Von Ruden, jirn Metcalf, john Mickey Miller, Ron Hester. Ray Burrus, David Fields, Tipton erry. Doug McDougall, Dick Engel. ROW 2: Coach Ralph Mcfiuhbins. Three Individual Siars Were Named All-American 1966 TRACK RECORD OSU . 73 Oklahoma . OSU . . 43 Missouri. . . Texas Christian . OSU . . SOMZ Oklahoma . . 7i 79 I2 8793 Led hy three all-Americans-Tom Von Ru- den in the mile, john Perry in the 880, and Chris McCubbins in the 3,000 meter steeple chase, O-State wrote several new records in the hooks. In Big Eight competition, O-State placed third due to the fine efiorts of Perry. Von Ru- den ran the swiftest mile ever run hy an Ok- lahoman, 4:01.1, only to he edged out hy K- State. McCuhbins set the new record in the 3 mile with a time of l4:03.9. In indoor track the Cowhoys finished 6th in the Big Eight, but crowned champions in pole vaulting with Larry Curts and in the 2 mile with McCuhhins. Half-miler jim Metcalf was edged out in the finals hy Kansan jim Ryun to finish Qnd. TRACK Masq 5: fi. ' s pw sw- 1 , N girl Himsa Jiri iff if irfivrye. -L. l, , 'Y 71'i'-lt?gP5ih ?.'fvNX. ,4' V -xgVM,,. -r, wwf ' ' W 4 L35 7 X Q1 M fa-rl pr' y - . Q .' ' i , . 4, V 1- fn ,, 1 if Lf-'Q.i,gs,'rfA-ff M aggffkgr-rf' 4 X il' ' 'Q' f I . 1 ,V 5 Q, ,A Q 5 'HPF I L lib, T -fi, - r Ms, ef' Wim ff: 1, 3 A: wwf- . J' A ,S , +:riX 1?r,igsi-rw 3' ' ww me K if Ng, .. .xt QW Chris McCuhhins, all-American cross-1-mintry star, camcf in with a startling finish on thc llillcrvst coursc. l l I92 Oklahoma StatQ's Iwo-milv relay finishvd up Ihr' last log vvcnl in 71551 lrrmm rho OU Sfmmnvrs, S1ai0's standout sprinter, Mickey Millor, raced ahead ml' Olls Bill Cal houn in thc 220 in nab another lirst for the Cowboys. O-Stain-R um-mile relay team, compowd ol' Arnold Drake, john Pcr ry, jim Mctcall' and Tom Von Rudcn lcd the Big Eight in the event OSU's Varsity Scoring Leader Was Jim Feamsfer FRONT ROW: Kenneth O'Neal, Bill Fisher, Herb Westrnore- ron, ROW 3: loe Smith, Ward Sherrill, Iim Feamster. Sam land, Cone Hawk, Chad Brown. ROW 2: Bob Swaffer, Gene Robertson, Charles Savell, Bill Christopher, Mike Tate. I n Iba, Freshman Coach, Doyle Parrack, Head Coach, Henry Iba, Watson, John Scott, David Carpenter. Assistant Coach, Sam Aubrey, Trainer, Byron Bird. lack Her- OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU Creighton . Wyoming . . So. Dakota State Arkansas . . Texas . . . Lamar Tech . Maryland . Arkansas . Iowa State . Nebraska . Missouri . Nebraska . Iowa State . 1967 BASKETBALL RECORD OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU Kansas State Colorado . Missouri . Oklahoma . Kansas . Missouri . Kansas . Colorado . Iowa State . Kansas State Nebraska . Oklahoma . Won 7, Lost 18 49 60 bf 52 60 Q7 84 ol 88 63 gr, 850, . A g - Q xnxx' 1 xl . , -Q . '?-QW ex X iv: -2, Mi 5 fs ke' ,fl 0 , 3 QA '. 1,1 V2 w' V-'if' .v .5 X Q! BASKETBALL The Oklahoma State Cowboys finished the season in good style when they heat the Sooners, 65-63, in the closing four sec- onds of the season. O-State's overall seas- on reeord was 7 wins and IB losses and a seventh place hnish in the Big Eight Con- ference ahead of the Missouri Tigers. State's wins included Wy'oming, South Dakota State fin an overtimej, Lamar Tech, and Arkansas in the Memphis tour- nament fall non-conference playj. In the Big Eight tournament the Cowhoy's won one game from the Missouri Tigers. In the regular season play, they defeated the Mis- souri Tigers once and won one from GU. lim Feamster led the varsity in the scor- ing with a total of 257 points and an aver- age ol' lU.7 points per game. llis high score for one game was 20 points. Behind Feam- ster in total scoring was forward joe Smith, who totaled 229 points with an average ol 9.2. Cuard lack Herron with an average ol lU.5 points per game had the season high with 2l points in one game. Q-State scored l,467 points for a 58.7 ax'- erage while the opponents scored l,58B for a 63.5 average per game in the season. In Coach Henry Thais thirty-three years of coaching USU teams, he has had 73l victories and 297 defeats to make him one of the xvinningest coaches in the nation. There have also been two NCAA Champ- ionships and l5 conference championships under his leadership. Mike Tale dropped in another mo points against the Uklahoma Sooners, 7Dl'Il7ITlUI'L' guard Kenncth fJ'NL'?ll u1'c'l'1ed 11110 up for lww point: U-Stills plzlyvr gum up lm lwfm prvims bctwcvn mn Colo U1 1110 fnmbuys' m'0rti1m' victory uver lhv S, Uzllmla Stem' jack Rablfwitx radrv lhlflzllrrcy. uhih- lim Ifezmlslor united lun' Tlxhfill Golfers Took Their Ninfh Big Eigl-1+ Championship Bob Dickson, national amateur runner-up, led the Pokes' championship. Roger Brown, No. 4 man, was an early qualifier. I98 Hitter lim home. OSU . . OSU . . OSU . . OSU . . OSU . . OSU . . OSU . . OS U . . OSU . . OSU . . OSU . . OSU . . OSU . . OSU . . OSU . . OSU . . OSU . . OSU . . OSU , . OSU . . OSL' . . OSU . . OSU . . OSU . . Hardy 196 UV2 W V2 3 6 4 3 3 145 10V3 11V2 l4V2 8172 12V2 14 13112 115 33V2 1395 14 1315 12 m m5 6 GOLF RECORD Oklahoma . North Texas State . Southern Methodist Lamar Tech . Southern Methodist Oklahoma . Arizona State . Houston . . Kansas State . Kansas State . Bradley . . Wichita State Oklahoma . Wichita State Kansas State . North Texas State . Nebraska . . Wichita State Kansas. . , Wichita State Missouri . . Kansas State . Kansas. . . Oklahoma . Won 20, Lost 3. Tied 1 drove another one FRONT ROW: lim Hardy, Bob Dickson, Hugh Edgmon. ROW 2: Bill Sisolak, Roy Bays, Coach Labron Harris. Don Lackey. . . 65 . ., 65 . .. 45 . . 3 ... 0 . . 2 . 3 3 V2 . 45 . 35 1 Vg . 65 - QVQ . l l V2 - 392 . 55 . 15 .1 . IQ .3 . 3 4 1,6 Oklahoma State placed four men among the top six and walked off with its ninth straight Big Eight golf championship. lim Hardy led the Pokes in the tournament and finished with 211, one over par on the Missouri University course. He was followed by Bob Dickson's 215, Roger Brown's 215, Hugh Edgmon's 215, and Don Lackeyis 224. Playing number one for the Cowboys was Bob Dickson-twice all-American, runner-up in the 1965 National Amateur, 1965 Southern Intercollegiate champion, twice Oklahoma ln- tercollegiate champion, twice Oklahoma Inter- tercollegiate champion, 1965 Big Eight cham- pion, and twice Oklahoma Amateur champion. lim Hardy was second for the Pokes, being runner-up in the Trans-Mississippi and run- ner-up in the 1966 Big Eight tourney. Tennis Team Rebuil+ After Losses To Graduation OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU Bob Howard, Iesse Eslick, Larry Grose, Bill Ashbaugh, Herb Westmoreland. 1 9 6 6 'I' E N N I S R E C 0 R D OSU,s tennis squad didnit fare too well in the dual season with a l-5 overall and l-3 in ' - 3 Missoufi - the Big Eight, the 1966 season. . 1 Wichita u Bob Howard led the Poke attack as No. l man, with Larry Grose as No. 2, Bill Ash- ' ' 5 Nebraska ' ' baugh as No. 3, Iess Eslick as No. 4, and Herb . . 1 Wichita . Westmoreland as No. 5. Bob Howard and U O Gklahoma . Larry Grose teamed up to be the No. 1 doubles team. ' 3 Kansas State - In the Big Eight tournament, the Cowboys ' 1 OCU g Q Q finished Fifth, with the championship going to the Oklahoma Sooners. The Cowboys' only ' ' 4 GBU ' ' scorers were the No. l doubles team, who were , 2 QBU , , defeated in the finals by Iohn Grantham and Bill Terry of Kansas University, 6-4 and 6-4. . l Oklahoma . Won 2, Lost 8 O-State's hopes for the next season rested on Bob Howard and several transfer students. Bob Hoxnard led this yeafs varsity as the No, Une singles player. X MX. 'ri K sk? GQNN Bob Howard and Larry C-rose pat-cd this yeafs varsity nettors. Bill Austin L-arried the hopes of a better season. H!! pi, , : f i, . '51 ,V-,W ' SS M A .. -fai l: wi DW. mg? AES.: i 1- V? .i i J ,Q kk-, s . V K -.5 S N' .M 1: FRONT ROW: Ralph Lantz, Alex Whitmore, David johnson, Iiln Dcnney, Howard Katz, Stan Rathjen. ROW 2: Tom Cotlen jacques Cunningham. Roy Ilislceit, Kenny Williams, Bill Keene. ROW 3: Bolo Workman, Mike Oiulaw. Kc-n Lemaster. George Phil lips. Tom Weirich, Coach james Cutler, Biv Iiiyhr roi-ord holder llavo ohnson showed his lorm, Breath control was a ma'0r art ol swimrnin . as swiznnioi' f- r I , lxcn LeMaster came up lor air. -M-Mean--.N i I Rv Swimming Team Improved 1967 SWIMMING RECORD OSU . OSU . OSU . OSU . OSU . OSU . OSU . OSU . OSU . OSU . OSU . OSU . OSU . OSU . 59 73 45 32 70 67 27 37 69 60 78 27 51 55 Nebraska . Alabama Air Force . Iowa State . Missouri . Arkansas . Kansas . . . Arlington State . Iohn Brown ..... Simon Fraser of British Col. Colorado ...... Oklahoma . Kansas State . Texas Tech . Won 8, Lost 6 They are off in another race, as the swimmers left the blocks. i . ll is 71 1 fe,,1nuubul:'::r ' flj stst 7 Every Year In Big Eight Every year the Cowboy swimming team has shown improvement. The swimmers placed fifth in the Big Eight swimming meet in their fourth year of organization. In Big Eight competition George Phillips qualified fourth in the 400 individual medley, a new OSU record. In the 100 Freestyle, Dave lohnson Hnished fifth in the finals for a new school record. OSU also lowered school rec- ords in the 400 medley relay, 400 freestyle re- lay, and the 800 freestyle relay. In the dual season the Pokes finished 5 - 6 over a rough schedule with wins over the Ne- braska Cornhuskers, the Missouri Tigers, the Arkansas Razorbacks, john Brown University, and the Colorado Buffalos. In postal meets they beat the University of Alabama and Si- mon Fraser of British Columbia for a 3-0 season. With more depth coming from the freshman team the tankers should make more improve- ment next season. In the Butterfly Ken Lemaster set a new OSU school record. Chipping up on the groan, an intramural golf- vr finished the lrcxnt nine. View-Mn 'Nbxnrut wh '-aww, M K W dw-. -H-vnu,...M 'V0n4m 95- M p, Q' A Q 55 :tJ Sig Eps and Bctas vie for first place title in intramural track. 204 Tennis was the word as this PIKA put everything he-hind the servo Intramurals Offered Sports Activity To Everyone In the spring a young man's fancy turned to softball and love. Menis intramural sports was established so that men of different organizations could par- ticipate in friendly competition. The main purpose of volunteer intramural sports was to provide a sport and a team for every man in- terested in sports participation. Men of OSU had a choice of playing l4 dif- ferent sports in any of the four leagues-open independent, club or dorm, fraternity A, and fraternity B-with the winner of each league playing the other Winners for the All-Univer- sity championships. The program was volun- tary and open to all men. Delta Tau Dcltals found it an easy road to victory as they dropped back to pass against the Kappa Alpha's. P l'n-f...... Grace and charm were not the case in field hockey. Volley ball was under way and the girls showed intensity to win. She got a hit as the boys hid behind the fence. Women Also Participated ln Intramural Sports The Women's Recreation Association was founded on the Oklahoma State University campus in 1920 to en- courage participation in women's sports. The club ex- tended membership to coeds who have participated in two intramural activities in l semester. r X vw ,531 X. .... 1 ,,1, M M Z Publicafions WMM W L ,,,.n 5 , 1 , V, 1 if , .ki ip. 'M 'A , ,, M y Redskin S'raffAH'emp1'ed To lni'ria+e Innovafive Ideas CATHLEEN YQRDI, Editor LAVVANDA CoNNA1.1.Y, Associate Editor ALAN KRUG, Editorial Assistant in r-'K ,fw 1.1, A I X 'www ,,,mL A M MARGARIV1' BENBRooic. Sections Editor BARNEY LHLMBECK S orts Editor Corvwua iViUYl-IRS, Orfanizations Editor 1 P BRUCE DEARBORN, Academics Editor LINDA CHESNUTT, Residences Editor IUDY SHERMAN, Greeks Editor It all started in the spring of last year with a goal for a creative, candid book. But the go- ing was tough. We had a 592-page publica- tion-l2,000 individual pictures, 9.600 sub- scribers, and a March l5 final deadline. This calls for work-and the production ca- pacity of the stall was amazing. There were ups and downs and it requires many willing, determined workers. It was a diversified crew that made the year- book go-associate editors, section editors, photographers, and numerous students who helped with odd jobs. It took many hours of extra Work at times when no one had an hour to spare. Our efforts were pooled, and plans became reality-the 67 REDSKIN rolled off the press. GEORGE O,REILLY, Publications Editor SKIP GREER, Beauties Editor 209 Redskin Sfaff BARBARA LYONS, Asst. Beauties Editor DAVE Dorm, Head Photographer PAU1. VAN GIESEN, Photographer 4 ' , , , ' M4 ANNE Cox, Leaders Editor IJAVE i.IiCiRAND1i, Photographer BARRY BLACKMAN, Photographer P 'A itvi M ' i ii ' Tiff: 'IN A ,. . BILL ELDER, Organizations Editor K qnpaull' . l if 1 , 7,15 :I 1-'ilu NORMAN GOING, First Semester Editor BEVERLY BENNETT, Associate Editor BOB CoI.oN, Second Semester Editor 0'ColIegian Reflected OSU's Conservative Tone Reflecting the daily life of the campus, the student newspaper, The Daily O'Collegian, was in its 72nd year of serving OSU. Following a new Board of Publications revision last August, the Olcolly was able to draw on the school of journalismls lab sessions as a supplemental reporting staff. Volunteer staffers were welcomed in the O'Collegian newsroom. The moods of the paper ranged from the liberal first semester edition under the editorship of Norman Going, Ir., and a more conservative spring tabloid edited by Rob- ert Colon. The big stories of the year were the inauguration of President Kamm and the controversial speaker issue. NANCY PRICE, Associate Editor KAYE VERNUN. News Editor O'Collegian Sfaff if 5? ,fi In Q JENNIFER LAMB, Senior News Editor 2I2 ,,.AM2ffk I , 'Sm . A 32-'x T Q ,fr-QQ ' ARTS ti. - , ' .KN-F' so-1 -4, 1. A, K ,.s ,Nf-fx , :Sig A Q t. 51 iff V +:l5i7',i11x' 1 ,NQRQ . ' K ,Ski ,K J M fs xt F is s . of A Fw-1? Sv-s:+ tsvigg it-si-1+ .Y A x? A5 A-,bi Kgs? , iris? K ? g?'-J' g5E'i'7 .Q M., HIF., .ifsf 1 ,xg 3' jst? gy K1 figfta WQYH- 'Q A Y -fig N2 alia? '. 1-QQ. mi. ra LINDA RAY, Assignments Editor ENOCH NEEDHATV1, News Editor w i I E F 2 S L gg, , 3 JEFF SPELMAN, Fine Arts Edito CARo1.YN Woons, News Editor SHARYN WHNJKLER, Asst. News Editor RICHARD IENKS, Asst. News Editor RAR y' iW:S.f'f W '- viii-f' ' A V A X., T1 LYNELLE LANCASTER, Asst. News Editor IJEBBIE ASHENHURST, Society Edilor V ..--A ? CARL CUYMUN, News Editor Im SIlIDEl.liR, Photographer Im mf' T 1 ? 1 9 A4 A ,,.,l:4f, . i , , K 7 F in -N' s '15 ' . T, Rav T TQATTQE T. A BART BRADLEY, Cartoonist x A A 7MfWF' PANT Rooms, Puhlicaliom Sm-rotary STUART. Phologra phcr LARRY VAv1iR14A, B015 P1.131x:JaR, Nom, CZURSER, C11Am.1as BURK141, ED PERRY Cprinu-ml. 2I3 1 FRONT ROW: Steve Oltrnanns, Darvin Heer, Mike Warner, Wesley Delozier. SECOND ROW: C. C. Smith, Robert Wal- ton, Robert Purdy. Richard Byron. Glen Giles. ..... - la Oklahoma State Engineer Had Successful 3Is+ Year The Oklahoma State Engineer was in its 31st year of continuous publication. It provided engineering students and high school students throughout the state with an ex- cellent semi-technical magazine. The Oklahoma State Engineer is the oliicial publication of the College of En- gineering and is published six times a year by undergrad- uate engineering students. Twenty-five hundred copies were published and distributed on campus and across the state at the time of each issue. ROW l: Chuck Dorris, David Edger. ROW 2: Iennifer Iohn son, Claire Danielson, Mark DeFoe, Iames Hassell. Soliloquy Was the Medium For Creative Thoughts As OSU,s literary magazine, SOLILOQUY provided a medium for creative literature and art on the campus. The magazine's volunteer staff strove to publish the best short stories, poetry, and experimental fiction produced by OSU students, staff, and faculty. For the first time in the history of the magazine, two issues were printed and both realized a profit, with over 3,000 copies sold. SOLILOQUY was sponsored by Sig- ma Tau Delta, national English fraternity. ROW l: Calvin Moreland, George O'Reilly, Dean Edward Bur- Dr. Iudson Milburn, Dr. Charles Allen, Dean Frank McFar- ris, Dr. Mary Rohrberger, Barry White. ROW 2: David Harris, land, Robert Ianes, Nellis Briscoe. Board of Publications Regulated All Campus Media A revised constitution marked the start of a new year for the members of the Board Of Publications. Authority Was given to this joint student-faculty group in all mat- ters over the publications under its supervision. These were the O'Collegian, the Redskin, and the Soliloquy. Edi- tors and business managers were selected by the board and were responsible to the board. The board members were appointed by the president of the University on recom- mendations by the Faculty Council and Student Associ- ation President. Organizafions FRONT ROW: Claire Danielson, Sandra Lawrence, Brita Hed- lund, Donna Shidler, Kay Schones, Marilyn Roads, Linda Ches- nutt, Ann Hapke, Ianice Cam, Bonita Synar. ROW 2: Chris- tine Lanie, Anne Cox, Ann Bonham, Dixie Brady, Mary Rink. Beverly Scott, Lana DeBakey, Linda Cook, Markay Hughes, Karen Grethen, Suzelle Toma. Elizaeth Stephens, Ellen Barnes. Rita Ranson. ROW 3: Pam Ledden, Edyth Hamrick, Cheryl Wright, Cathy Causey, Mary Harbert, Lindsay Taylor, Mar- chita Wrede, Ianis Durham, Marie Erickson, Lexie Lassley, Iacque Frost, Linda Lightfoot, Linda Hammond, Karen Tag- gart, Beverly Gardiner. ROW 4: Aralyn Hughes, Iaci Day, Linda DeMoss, Diane Michael, Shirley O'Reilly, Marion White, Barbara Lyons, Iody Bellamy, Linda Schellack. Ieanne Alex- ander, Linda Garner, Nancy Lees, Virginia Branch, Barbara Ross. Iudy Deiro. ROW 5: Pat Appleby, Betty Tracy, Mary Stitt, Sheri Stump, Lynn Roney, lane Hitch, Anne Riddle, Malinda Weber, Carol Smith, Mary Raye Chandler, Dorothy Landsman, Carolyn Niebruegge, Patsy Parks. Orange and Black Quill Adopted Two Ethiopian Boys Orange and Black Quill, honorary organi- zation for junior women, boosted OSU spirit at the OU game by selling two thousand bright orange pom-poms. Other activities of the group included adopting', two little boys in Ethi- opia, a tea for international students, a sur- prise breakfast for Mortar Board, and the han- dling of arrangements for the Mortar Board brunch. Orange and Black also sent individ- ual greetings to men in the lOlst Airborne Di- vision in Vietnam during the Christmas sea- son. These efforts seemed appreciated, and many of the girls corresponded further with the troopers. The ofiicers of the group were ac- tive in finding out more about junior womenis honoraries, which operate on a national or re- gional level. They attended a regional conven- tion of Spurs at Emporia, Kansas, and wrote numerous letters to other groups. Flashy poms poms were popular at the OU game. FRONT ROW: Peggy Gilliland, Robbie Todd, Iolanne Alex- ander, Iudy Schutkesting, Margaret Benbrook, Diane Mathers, Linda Gayle Montgomery, Dana Brian, Eileen Kelle. ROW 2: Kathleen Thomblison, Iulie Brown, Donna Largent, Linda Dee, Sue Milner, Mary Lou Breon, Nina DeFelice, Karen Wittum, Pam Morrison, Sandra jordan. ROW 3: Margie Drumm, lean Anne Shelton, Ann Habegcr, Io Esta Stewart, Orange Quill To Become Orange Quill, honorary scholastic organiza- tion for sophomore women, completed arrange- ments to affiliate with a national scholastic or- ganization, Alpha Lambda Delta. Quill mem- bers made plans to install the new chapter and initiate the charter members of the new organ- ln+ercollegia+e Knigh+s Chap+e The Gallahad chapter of Intercollegiate Knights, a national honorary service fraternity, gained national prominence this year by hav- ing the highest scholastic average of the forty chapters in the nation. The OSU chapter also hosted the area conference of Region VI in De- FRONT ROW: Tom Lucas, Dave Detrick, Erich Sippel, joe Sorenson, Ronnie Hesser, Roy Douthitt, Iames Knapp, Bruce Dearborn. ROW 2: Chet Willey, David Harris Tom Bryant, lack Brotton, Steve Surbeck, Dennis McNeill, Skip Sandberg, 4 A935 Susan Skinner, LaBeth Nall, Virginia Martin, Karen Romang, Karren Davis, Marilyn Norris, Karen Smith, Karen Thomason, Mary Edwards. ROW 4: Ann Rush, Cheryl Ott, Inona Sum- mers, Elizabeth Grundmann, Mary Grisso, Connie Coonrad, Myrna Wair, April Hess, Barbara Lorenz, Martha Parker, Charlene Seebeck, Karen White, Nancy Albritton, Ian Herron, Andrea Anderson. Alpha Lambda Delia Chapter ization. Other activities included selling candy to sponsor two scholarships and working with Orange and Black Qull to bring an outstand- ing speaker to the campus to talk with women about their leadership roles. r Held Highesi Scholastic Average cember of 1966. Dr. Iohn Goodwin of the department of eco- nomics, and Darrell K. Troxel, director of fra- ternity affairs, spoke to IK chapters of the neighboring states of Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico, and Texas. Van Nowlin, Scott Swearingen. ROW '31 Steve Maison, Mike Rodgers, Robert Matthiesen, Wade Martin, Allan Edmonds. Ken Cook, Iohn Chaflin, Dave Elder, Larry Stein, Wayne Iohn- SOD. A A 1. l Sherill Dufour, Iohn Rea, Chet Willey, Sheila Wishard. Intercollegiate Party Acted As Stepping Stone For Campus Politics The Intercollegiate Party again had a suc- cessful year as it provided a stepping stone for several senators and three out of four class of- ficers. It was also a rebuilding year as ICP cleared a long standing financial deficit and placed the party on a firm foundation. The purpose of the Intercollegiate Party was to identify the top candidates for oflice through primary elections after which an aggressive campaign was initiated by ICP which included brochures, newspaper advertisements, and other effective means of making the campus aware of the candidates and their qualihca- tions. Alpha Zeta Promoted Oklahoma State and College ot Agriculture Alpha Zeta's primary goal was to help pro- mote agriculture. This goal was sought in sev- eral ways. Alpha Zeta provided several schol- arships for outstanding agricultural students. Alpha Zeta recognized an outstanding instruc- tor in the College of Agriculture at the annual spring banquet. Although membership was FRONT ROW: lack Rutledge. Glen lust, Earnest Parker, Tobie Titsworth, Linville Bush, Hollis Allen. ROW 2: Bob Owens, Terry Tippens, Harvey Morris, james Shirley, Tony Bosworth, Lonnie Sellers, David Farmer. ROW 3: Barry Bloyd, Craig limited to men, several women in agriculture were also honored at the spring banquet, Of- ficers were lack Rutledge, chancellor, Earnest Parker, censor, Clen lust, scribe, Tobie Tits- worth, treasurer, Hollis Allen, reporter, and Tom Kapella, sergeant-at-arms. McKinley, Larry llndersby, Robert Thompson. Scott Sherrill. Iimmy Wise, Richard Crow. ROW -l: Richard Bays. Terry Shaw, Ioe Roetker, Thomas Peepcr, David Burleson. David Ramrriing, jay Ioncs. Terry Dunn. Associated Women's Legislative-Judicial Board Exec. Board: Stall, Danielson, Maier, Weible and Arnold. FRONT ROW: Leslie Buchwald, Karen Wendt, Norita Lucas, Inona Summers, Ann Rush, Karen Taggart, Marilyn Maier. ROW 2: Connie Starl, Donna Wise, Arlene Butt, Beverly Hood. Iudy Schutkestring, Kay Schones, Sandra Pellonari, Beverly Scott, Terri Maslak. ROW 3: Marion Stubbs, Sherry Giles. The rules governing Women students at OSU originated in the AWS Legislative Board, composed of representatives elected from all womenis living groups. In addition to its legislative duties, the board sponsored a foreign student big-sister program and a lead- ership banquet. The Legislative Board also held an International Tea at Christmas. ludieial Board is the final interpreter of AWS rules and is composed of two representa- tives from each class at OSU. Iudieial Board sponsored the lVliss OSU contest in the spring. Pam Ledden, Catherine Rhoads, Linda Hill, Cloyann Lowrie, Angela McManus, Linda Bradshaw, lane Gilbert, Linda Gor- don. ROW 4: Darlene Harden, Bety Bullard, Nelda Finley, Sue Lawless, Flora Spencer, Helen Bernhardt, Cheryl Ott, Shir- ley Callicoat, Kathy Repp. Marie Weigant. 0'S+a+c-:rs Ralliecl Students With Pep and Enthusiasm CO O'Staters kept up the spirit for a great season. FRONT ROW: Evelyn Hofmann, jeanie Pveeser. Judie Iohnson, john Cearhart. Iulie Danielson, Allan Edmonds, Cheryl Coener. Steve Kuykendall. Winston Shintlell. Nancy Martin. Catherine lfeldt. BOVV 2: Becky Martin. Kathy Sullivan, Cloyd Cornish, Mary Lambert. Mary Clement. Iudy Cole, Anne Maynard. Vie- tor Cotner. Glenna Watts. Icannie Moore. Bonnie Barnes, Con- nie Douglas, Mary Wier. Beverly Barnes, Penny Martin. Mary Bravo. ROW 3: Lana Baker, Donna Blasdcl. Marlyn Good- bary. Linda Ray. 'liamniy Semrad. Mary Bornernann. lane light- ner. jan Kenny. Cheryl Holemani. Marsha Murphy. Catltey Craver. Judith Bradley. Diana llanna, Arlene Butt. Sally O-Staters, the pep organization for freshmen and sophomores, participated in many activi- ties this year to boost school spirit and enthu- siasm on the Oklahoma State campus. The group painted the end zones, Wrapped the goal posts of the football field and sat as a group for each home game. Also O-Staters were seen welcoming the team onto the field at the start of each game. The organization planned and participated in all the football pep rallies this fall. For the OU game the group added to the traditional selling of spirit ribbons, a new touch of Beat OUB buttons. The highlight of the year for the O-Staters came on November 19, when two buses packed with group members journeyed to Manhattan, Kansas, to see the Cowboys defeat the Kansas State Wildcats in Big Eight Conference play. O'Haver, Delores Reinholtz. Karen Savage. Kathy Patrick. BOW -1: Dean Henderson, Carel Boss, Patricia Park. Carol lash, Mary Waters. Linda Robbins. Debbie Cockrum. l.ynn Sehvvertleger. Jeri Taylor. Ann Mast. Linda Smith. Karen Stepp. Donna Bovxlxvare. Christine Cravvlord, Carole Venator, Linda Bogert. Della Filson. ROW 5: Susan Higgins, Angela McManus. Ann Otis, Iohn Parkinson, Iane Seroggs. Patsy Corr. Steve Dan- lord, Bill johnson. Debbie Snapp. David Buck, Preston. Pulliam. Glenn Leavitt. Sherolyn Eseue. Barbara Evvens. Mike Hopping. john Harrett. Mark Sehyxarz, FRONT ROW: Naney Thoinas, Martha Ilutehins, Ronda Cray. Ianiee Wheeler, Kathe Mooney, Patsy' Davis, Virginia Martin, Iana Cook. Linda Iaekson. jan Christensen, Helen VVeiganLlt, lynelle Lancaster. RUVV 2: Ann 'l'ay'lor. ludy Bur- rows. jan Franeis, Judy' Chandler, Claudia Curry, l,y'clia Smith, Rolean Stauller. Robert Williams, Linda l,art'h-Nliller, Betty' VVallin. l.ueinda Seullayyl, Beth Frederick. Kathy Hill, Ioan Vlaloney, Harriet Harding, Nlelanie Douglas, Vielania l,ot-kney. Carol lfeliartl. RUVV '32 jerry llallliortl. :Xnita Northup, Jeanne Ciaeonia, Paula Brand, Diana lgleheart ,Patricia Hehners, Su- xan Shelter, Ruth Karnx, Iucly' .-Xustin, Vlyrna VVair, Suzanne Record Number Of O'S+al'ers Solol Shayy. Candy' llielcnian. Pat Garner, Judy' Harper, Peggy Clan- ton, Ann Perry, Cynthia Taylor. Pain Ollell, Connie Partloyy. ROW -1: John Neely: David lensen. Dave Ft-rraro, Steve Irhy. Gary' Ilunter. lim Clregath. Riehar Sniith, Sally' VVillingharn. Anna Beth I.ut-kinbill, Elizabeth Dayix Sherry Hoyayse. Karen Freiburg, Pat Puckett, Cary' Boyle, George Neineeek, Dale Ath- erton, ROW 3: Delia Saied. Donna Pearson, jane Wilder, Cathy Cheyreaux. Linda Burns, Diane Henderwon, joy' Leaeh, Ielintla Bueholf, Marie Pierce, Rumell Brown, Mike VVhite, Ianette Points, Patil jackson, jack Musiek, Sandy' Harrison, jim Cm- I6 o. Foo+ball Spirii' Ribbons, BuH'ons playerx an they run tht- gauntlet hetyyeen victory and ? Giving a whooping send oil' to the teatn, the U'Staters lan ganit- spirit lor the 3 FRONT ROW: Marilyn Roads, Linda Giillig, lim Schnelke, Bill Iohnson, Iana Warren, lane Ellen Sample, Gloria Low. ROW 2: Ianice Case, Iayne Gill, Carol Crussell, Pam Srigley. Lisbeth Briggs, Karen Grcthcn, Marilyn Mayes, Rita Mc- Claskey. ROW 3: Rhonda Goodhary, Linda Blizzard, Suzanne Ohan, Shirley O'Reilly, Carolyn Howser, Lois Ann Sprague, Carolyn Murray, Mary Pat Grisso, Marion White, Karren Davis. ROW 4: lane Dyer, Billie Fairman, Cheryl Edwards, Sheri Stump, Kenneth Tracy, Bart Wherritt, Larry Prater. Don Porter, Martha Selby, Ian Herron, Margaret Love. Lassos and Lariats Honor World Cf Foreign Student The principal activity of Lassos and Lariats was the coordination of the annual Homecom- ing festivities in cooperation with the Alumni Association. This yearis Homecomng theme, The Internationl Track of the Orange and Black, was chosen to give recognition to the foreign students on campus and OSU exten- sions in other countries. Other activities under the direction of the Lassos and Lariats in- cluded selection of Homecoming queen, the spring sports picnic, organization and plan- ning for pep rallies and receptions for return- ing athletic teams. Qualities of leadership were required of each member as can he seen through the organiza- tional structure. Meetings were held only in- frequently each semester With most of the functions carried on by committees which Worked independently, demonstrating the pres- ence of personal initiative. Lassos and Lariats were ready for Homecoming parade. University Party Provided Traditional Leadership Attempting to continue a long established tradition of providing student leadership to the campus, the University Party survived anoth- er exciting year. Taking on the aspects of a Latin American political party, this Yearis UP functions included presidential ousters, uncon- stitutional elections, and a Senate investigation of the partyis activities. In spite of all these functions the party managed to run. An innovation presented this year by the Party was the establishment of the University Party Senate Caucus. The circus, as it was aptly renamed, was from its outset a dynamic force in the legislative process. With such a marvelous record of past accomplishments, it seems quite evident that the University Party Biff 1 wi s Ky will continue to he a leader in campus politics. Rare UP member listens to Pres. Harris resign. FRONT ROW: Laxsanda Connally, David Harris, Eugene Linda Klein, Ann Peoples. ROW 13: Marion While, Carolyn Spillman, Iudith Brewer, Lynn Mullinax. ROW 2: Darlene Howser, Carlyn Keyes, Achille Hebert, Terry Denton, Mary Hey, Janice Case. Sharyn Winkler, Ieanie Reeser, Becky Martin, Stitt. Linda Bogert. Phi Eta Sigma Chapter lni+ia+c-ed Record Number Phi Eta Sigma stresses character and honor as part of its membership requirements. A man must have a 3.5 grade average during either his first semester or first year to be eli- gible for membership in this organization. vwsw-11' W The purpose of Phi Eta Sigma is twofold: CID to recognize men of outstanding scholastic ability, and C25 encourage future success quali- ties. The organization also works with the uni- versity counseling service to help provide the students with the aid they need in making their future plans of study. At the eighteenth national convention ol' Phi Eta Sigma, held on the campus of Auburn University in Alabama, it was announced that the Oklahoma State chapter had initiated a record number of members during the past Ollit-ers Kizer and Court lead Phi Eta Sigma. ncadelnic year' FRONT ROW: Terry Vance, Pete Teel, VVilliam Cummins. Sale, james Bradley, Charles Reimer, Henry Stevens. ROVV -1: johnny jones, Harold Fields, Terry llenton. ROW 2: lluane Tom Ruhey, Preston Pulliam, Terry Shaw, jim Harwood. Allan Nlatthiesen, john Benkert, john Davis, jim Clritlin, Thomas Edmonds, james Steiehen, joe Sehaeler, Oelmer Royles, john Ellis, Gary Burnell, Louis Gehm. ROW '31 Patrick Ellis, Kenny Vandiver. Willizttns. l.arry Porter. Bill Power, Steve Surbeck, Raymond FRONT ROW: Ur. john Goodwin, Richard Sirnunck, Monu- Reese, Susan Meadows, Ti-rrp Dunn. Lynn Kett-ham. Dan Goodman, Dr. Dania-l Badger. ROW 2: joe- Iiinz, jerry Fmxlcr. l.adell Cooper, Terry Tippcns, Clary Bassett. lim lVit'Koxxn, Harold Williams. Louis Bonham, Clint Roush. ROW '32 Brian liorinelx. Mitchell Cortelyou. jimmy Ward, lohn Uaxis. Rupert Bennett, Andy llvan, Allcn Kinxii-, Robvrt Tliompson, jim Spurlot-lx, Don Frankenberg. ROW -i: jiM Russell, C. H. Cod- ding. Charles Branton, Donald Chiixxiood. Barry Bloyd, Larry Ciatcxxood, Dennis Slot-ltscn. james lfarly, Stephen Nlorris. Wayne johnson. ROW 3: Sain Mitchell. lim Brut-ggcn, 'i1l'l'I'5 johnson, Lynn Me-nnern, llarold Hone, Rohcrl Redford. Richard Croix. lnsco liuntcr. Richard lust, liranlt 'l'rcnar5. Richard Steed. Alt-x iiull. Aggie-X Members Placed High at National Meeting Aggie-X, student agricultural economics club, had several members this year that placed well in the national student section meetings of the American Farm Economic Association at the University of Maryland. Terry Dunn and lVlonte Reese placed second in the debate contest. jakic Iones and Lan Pinney placed fourth and fifth in the speech and essay con- tests. The annual fall Agri-Business Tour was to Enid, Where the club saw various industries in the area and learned about their opcrations and management planning. A spring trip was also planned. The trips were financed through the sale of concessions at the football games. Aggie-X also used this moncy to sponsor a 3550 scholarship for the top boy in the Farm and Ranch interscholastic contest for the FFA. AggicvX oilicvrs led another 5UL'L'05hl'Lll year. FRONT ROW: lid Wilson. David Ringer, Terry Shan. Losco son, T, Ii. Silker, Douglas Ringer, Merrill Osborn, john Ciood- I ixloi linnter. David Burleson. ROVV 2: Wzilltlr' Ciund, Terri john- uin, Stanlt-5 rr 1 Aggie Toas+mas+er Communication Skills Displayed ai' Ladies' Night Agricultural students who were members of Aggie Toastmasters developed communication skills which were valuable at that time and in the future through the presentation and evalu- ation of weekly meetings. The typical meeting included several three minute extemporaneous speeches called Table Topics , a business American Socie+y Of Agriculture En The American Society of Agricultural Engi- neers, OSU Student Branch, was host this year for the annual meeting of the southwest region of student branches. Other activities for the organization included a field trip to Hesston, Kansas, and participation in the Engineering Week Exposition. Interesting speakers heard FRONT ROW: Lawrence Roth, Glen Moore, Karen Cuth- bertson, Leon Taylor, Keith Manning, Donald Peck. ROVV 2: Kenneth Rt-dig, Paul Rodman. Larry Hada, Bill Nolen, Michael Powers, Iames Stein-hen, Daniel Wilson, Bill Evans. ROW '31 meeting, three eight-minute prepared speeches, an valuation of the speeches, and an evalua- tion oi the completed meeting. The monthly 'ladies Nightw provided an opportunity for Aggie Toastmasters to display their skills in lront oi their dates. gineers Hosied Annual Meeting were Dr. K. K. Barnes, University oi Arizona, speaking on 'Wiechanized Lettuce Harvest- inggn F. A. Shellenberger, University of Ha- waii, on Problems of Mechanization of Agri- culture in Hawaiif' and Ered Rauniker, Rals- ton Purina Company, talking on uprocessing Engineeringfi Floyd Campbell, Glenn Carlson, Warren Mitchell, Wilmer Hamilton, Edward Kemnitz, Norman VVcst, George llofiman, Tim Gum. Agronomy Club Placed Second ln Regional Contest Y L ' r s A , ,, I, T I .-Xgroiiomy Club ollir-ers planned ycafs activities. l3liUN'l' RUVV: Q. land. VV. li. NltMua-plug, Nancy Smith. Cilen lust, lim Aliom. RCDW 2: lfranla Pribotli, lmiiiie Sellers. Clary licaflles. llolicrt Rutlivrlord. llaniel Nfln'Co5, C. F. liuslcr. RCWV '31 llavicl Ringer, Charlie lloxsard, Don Priboth, jerry The CSU Agronomy Club included in its ac- tivties this year being host lor the student ac- tivities subdivision ol the American Society of Agronomy this past summer. Ierry Cofley was elected the corresponding secretary of the stu- dent sectiong Larry Gillham and Larry Col- tharp accepted the national essay committee chairmanship. Activities for the year included an enjoyable field trip of sightseeing and tours at Lake Eu- laula and the Muskogee Experiment Station. Club members also assisted with the Future Farmers ol America State lnterscholastics in crops and soils. The OSU crops team, coached by Dr. David Sander, placed third in Chicago and Kansas City, Kansas. The OSU soils team, coached by Clyde Stahnlce, placed second in the regional soils contest and competed in the national soils contest. Crillvy. Roland Cargill, lolm Ulclliam, 'lolm Cioltliarp, ROVV el: blames liuclx. johnny Mason, Larry Cillliam, Tom Pecpcr. loc Roetlwr, Nlarliii Cir-ivlvr, jerry Nlathiexxs, john nllwrnatliy. Dairy Science Club Placed in National Contests N I'll take one ol' this and this . . . cheese was good. FRONT ROW: lames Goins. Charles lVlcFate, Phil Bornernann, Nancy Stiles, Ann VVilliams, Harvey Firestone, H. C. Olson Vlilton VVells. ROW Q: Kandee Rutledge. Frvin Coblentz. lane Mills, Robert NlcClendon, Raymond Early. Kenneth Woods. The Dairy Science Club was very active this year as the members assisted with the Cheese Festival, published the yearbook, and planned the annual banquet and spring picnic. The club members represented the dairy depart- ment well this year at national and interna- tional judging contests. Phil Borneman, Terry Holloway, Kenneth Huffman, and Lane lVlills placed second at the Southern Regional con- test in Blacksburg, Virginia. Professor Paul johnson's dairy production team placed fourth at the national in Atlantic City, New lersey. Ann Williams, Dwain jindra, lim Hiatt, and Rusty Hardgrave placed third at Des Moines, lowa, 12th at the national in Waterloo, Iowa and second at the international contests in Chicago. Dairy Science Club Queen for the l966 school year was lVliss Ann Williams, one of the judging team members. Dwain jundra. Ohmed Qutuh. ROW 'lz jack Stout. Terry Holloway, Fidel Serrano, Barry Stevens, Clary Bayless, Robert Von Clunten. Stanley Nlusgrave, james Irxxin, john Cunning- ham. FRONT ROVV: Arvel Navrath, Urlin Smith, Cene Benson. 1213 VVooduarcl. Glenn Cooper, David Richardson, Rnhert Price. Rohert Vleisner, Ilarry Hoerner. Kenneth Batey, Mike Hunter. lfddie Rathhun, Rohert lludgins. RUVV 2: lfdwarcl Milner. joe Conan, Ron Str-hhins, Dennis jellc-ries. lfrecl Krasser. Perry llauser. john Rrehtner. Chester Palmer, Dean Jackson. Ricky Ht-ngs, .Xlxin Baker, Iimnn Farris. Larry Catnhrell, Haney Morris, Ceorge Seals, Ross McKnight, Billy Shipman. RCJW 'lz Nflickey Burns. Satnnty llolman, lint lforhcs. D. ll. jones. llonald llightotxer, Donald Staiger. john Cope, Iaclsie liratieh. lftanlv lllcnintoits, VVytnan Nettiecelr, Ricltarcl l.ee, VVilliant Collegiate Future Farmers The Collegiate FFA sponsored the FFA chapters of Oklahoma high schools at the State FFA Convention in the spring. Approximately two thousand high school hoys converged on the campus to elect new state ollicers and ap- prove or disapprove new resolutions pertain- ing to the FFA chapters for the following year. ln anticipation ol this convention, the Col- legiate FFA and the faculty undertook the necessary preparations. Such things as decor- ating the Fieldhouse, providing housing, help- ing with registration and providing conces- sions proved to he the organization's johs. At the close of the year the Collegiate FIJA chapter sponsored its annual hanquct at which the outstanding practice teachers for the year were named. Richard Carter and Wendell Smith won the honor. Branscunt. Rohert Seehcck, Tohie Titsworth, Iohn Price. Clin- ton Bailey, Max Boothe. RUVV 4: Bill Iacltson, Billy Hendricls- son. VVayne Curley, Harley Stewart, joe Clapp, .-Xrvin VVing- lit-Id, Robert Martin, Carl jarhoe, Dennis Baker. joe Mollcn- lropl. Finley Parish, Randy jackson, Larry Long, Bill Long. Larry Scltrieli, lynn Ceis. Ceorge Salwaechter. RUVV 5: Irklrlic- Uevore. Don Hrcxxcr, lantes Creenherg. Danny Flanders, Roh- ert Crm herd, Keith Caldwell, Curtis Holavliet, Ronald justice, lice McClellan, Curt Donlay, Uouglas lfreetttatt, lfloyd liullarcl. Bolt VVaittttan, of America Hos+ Meet fr,,,,.f- S? FFA mernhers presented Pres. Karnrn a tnoelel ol' ploxx. ?E It Et 2 95 J gt th EF tt S B fl Curling Horse Coniesl' Sie W' www' Clotting expr-ricm'c on hon io get that man, FRONT ROW: Daw liiitle. Farl Cinnamon. john Coen. Pal Ilowc, Marilia Goodman, Melia Brown, Alice Riggins. james Shirley. Roh Own-ns. llarvcy Morris. ROW 2: Alan Keel, Read liarhy. Kem lfxans. linda Crozier. Roherl Arinhuister, llcllvcrt l.anIx. joey Kelsey. Carroll SICITQUV, Haskell Fox, Milton Neu- man. ROW '51 Sharon liuchananr l.ou Iacolis, l.arry Ilannon. Roh Romer, Bob Sc-lixxarx. Timmy Carter. Teddy Smith, Randy rrecl by Block and Bridle The Block 81 Bridle Cluh sponsored two ron deos, one in the fall and one in the spring. The rodeos were held in the Animal Science Arena with OSU students as participants. The cluh also sponsored the Little International, a showmanship contest for students. Horses, sheep, swine, and cattle were the livestock shown and furnished hy the animal science de- partment. A cutting horse contest was the newest activity of the Block 81 Bridle Cluh. Approximately lllll horses Were entered in the competition and vied for money and AQHA points. Again, the cluh published its yearhoolc which contained information on graduating seniors and faculty and articles written hy the faculty. The cluh sponsored the annual Christ- mas and spring dances during which awards were given to outstanding animal science students. Cirose, lfred Ferrell. Nlilie liasll, jim Ferrell. ROW -l: lfric' Grant. Mack Dillaliunly. Clary Kinder. Bill Carter, Mark Miller. lirnesl Bra-del, Torn Shepherd, james laitonslxy. Charlcs Bates, David liaruncr. fVlclvin Thomas, Ronnie Wood. ROVV 5: li. T. lfcrguson, V. Nfl, Vlalonc. lim fVlillcr. liarncsl Parker, Mart Nir-hols. lloxxarcl Tuclicr. l.0on Knori, jinnnic Thomas. Norris VVl1itlicld. Steve lloxxc. jirn Panacli, jerry liradlcy. FRONT ROW: Ronnie Nelson, Kenneth Parrott. George Seals. Mickey Vanderwork. Ken Oshel. Darrell Skidgel. Frank Elliott, Harvey Moore, Richard Bays, Gary Moore. ROW 2: liileen Melnerney. Kenneth Wehrenberg, jack Rutledge. Boyd Hughes. Douglas Fisher. Troy Ashby, jerry Standiler, Terry Williams. David jones, jim Diel. Tommie l,entz, Sonny Romer. ROW 3: Ted Mashburn, Gary Duncan, Speer Iiran, Ronald Nelson, jerry Arthur, Mike Deewall. David Messenger. DeWayne Muret, Robert Peters. james Greenberg, Donald Mc-Millan, Larry Gol- den. Rob Kropp. ROVV -l: Grady Suthers, Stephen Walty, Isaac lligdon, -luliet Adelnian, Scott Sherrill. Tom Brewster, jimmy Vwlise. Gary Thomason, Charles l.ittle. Mike Moss, Darrel Rig- eins. ROW 5: lark Getz. David MQ-Mahan. Dwane Knight. jinnnie Walker, john Worthington, Douglas Duke. Ray Purdy. David Beard, Carl Fuqua, jack Butterbaugh, Ellis Morgan. Siudeni' Pariicipanis Sponsored Popular Fall and Spring Rodeos No doubt this Block and Bridle member would agree this is an experience that separated the men irom the boys. FRONT ROVV: Deann Stineheomh. Suzanne Pohlemann. Carol Corbin, Margatet Renbrook. Nancy Stiles, jerry Mcpeak, Pete 'l'cel. lfarl Cinnamon, judy Hansen, Sharon Brewer. ROVV 2: Linda Cillig, Rosemary Monahan, Kathy Risner, Connie Car- ter. Richard lfranlx, jtttly Carter. l.inda Sparks, Mary Parrott. Mary Bornemann, lgurdettya Caryie, Rosaleah l.eycn. RUVV 'i: llelen VVc-iganqlt. Phyllis Mock, Ann VVilliams, joy VVhitson. Sandra 'l'ltompson, ltyim Morelanocl, llyonna liiekson. lfranees DeI+a Sigma Alpha Worked Delta Sigma Alpha, collegiate 4-ll club, as- sisted thc Senior Citizen's Activity Center at Glencoe, Oklahoma, with various improve- ment projects and recreational activities throughout the year. As a result of weekend help sessions, 4-H'crs repaired the foundation oi the center and made curtains for the inter- ior. They also planned a parking area and in- itiated a landscape plan for the grounds. Club members presented demonstration ideas on gifts, hobbies, and crafts to the senior citizens. White Cloud of the I.O.A. Boys Ranch near Perkins, Oklahoma, was another project area of the club. Boys ranging in age from 12 to 16 years had shown an interest in 4-H Club Work and especially a poultry project. Delta Sigma Alpha members aided them in their project and Worked with them on learning to make de- cisions for themselves. little, Norma Keplord. judy Hobbs. lieth Bloyd, lfranell Gilbert. Linda Mc-l.ane. RUVV 4: Linda Vic-Alec. l.ee Bixler, Marilyn Benbrools, james Hansen, janiee Burger. Martha johnston, Mar- cia Holland, Patricia Uavis, Norita laieas, Denise Lash, Char- lotto l.ash. Sharon VVittters. Emily Vilarner. RKJW 5: Rieliarcl McKinley, Rita Meliinley, janet Ciraham. lfmmett Carter, Ce- celia Sanders, james Steichcn Charlie jones, llcan lluimam. jamcs Dobson. Bet-ky llolman, jo Ann llill, I.ncla Mittlestet. at Improvement Projects Delta Sigma Alpha olliecrs led active year. Foresfry Club Won Firs+ Pla Nothing l7t'2lI the trusty .iid arm. 4-wept a power saw. IIRUNT RUVV: Dwight vl4Fllll'l1i,'lqt'll1f Pyoswortli, liurlq lfranls lin, Rielx VVagner. Nlilse l.unn. john Raniey, ludy Cox, 'lf Il .. , . . . .. Sillwr. Nat VVallQer, fmnnie Mullen. f.lay'ton Horn. :Xlan Silk' er, ROVV Q: VVaine Halter. Vtlalter Cund, Miki- Northingion. Zap Halter. lhoinas Cliantlvers, floheri Uennis. jerry Ragland. lim Ragland, Chris Paulson, King Cole. lanics Lawson, Ronald lsarher, C14-orgi' Cox. RUVV 'if john lliunphrey. Phil Pieimv. Nlitliael lfnoclis. Kenneth Nlailer. Roy lanssnn, XValIer Willis. Lelioj. Seliuessler, lfred Hlavls. Rex N'la'Ciilloiiglt. l.arry Kindl. ce ln Regional Conclave The Forestry Cluh goals were to develop in- terest and leadership for the profession through professional concern and fellowship. The Log lam Picnic in the early fall led the social events calendar with meetings and vari- ous parties followed throughout the school year. lVluch work and many hours were spent in preparing a Homecoming float, to support wood cutting and sales, Christmas tree sales, and operating a concession stand to finance the eluh and its projects. In spring, the cluh's annual, The Forester, was produced and a special awards hanquet was held. Miss Billye Newton was selected to reign as queen, succeeding Miss judy Cox. Highlight of the year was winning first place against eight other forestry eluhs at the con- clave held at Nacogdoches, Texas. Glenn liinunell. l,arry Udoiu, Nleiiill flsliniii, Alonatlian lint' terstni, Nlilqe Nliilvey. RUVV -l: lierylv l5ierlioxwi'. lloyal Reed. john CIln-isis-use-n. Molge Cook, lolin Cerlwr, Hill 'l'alt-ntl, Nlart flarris, Richard jones, Russ:-ll 'l'liau'p. lay jones, Pai l,:ms. Craig Vltliinley. RUVV 3: Danny Nlalcolni. 'Ik-fl Allnl jot- llaininers, Bi'ut'e Clennner, loin lfrolilich, llolwri Mt-Clorrl. Richard VVallat'c', Stephen llunlsin. Toni Kapella. ,lim Vliller, l,arrX' Stanlord. Can l,alfrant'r'. Vllaxni' lflinfire, lim llinuin. Student American Veterinary Medical Association 3. M' 2' It really helped lo have old pros on the team. lfllUN'l' RCJVV: Niels jeviell, Kenneth lsom. lliehairl fVlauldin, Kl'I1ll4'1l1 Uiwis. Phillip Ritliardson, Vernon lliornton, VVavne Boland. Yiilxe l,l1l'L'llf.Ylil1l7j llooxer, Larry Nlurphy. RUVV' 2: Kelly Ciihlis, Paul DuBois. llielx 'Kirby Ilavifl lfielfls. Nleilin lzleslrom. ltrnesi llarland, Resley Soirex, lxelth lland, .'XllI'I1'I1I1l' Ruin, Tom 'l'horne. Randy 'l'hayer, john llamil, Danny Den- ham, Robert Arlto. ROW '51 james Provo. llarold Spalding. 'I'om l.aha. Richard liillough. Stanley Kolar. Clarence llaelxetl. Oklahoma State's student chapter ol' the American Veterinary lVledical Association was organized in March 1948 by the first class in AVMA. lVlembership was restricted to students who were regularly enrolled in the college. Student AVMA attempted to bring to the campus noted speakers directly pertinent to the future veterinarian. Illustrated lectures and interesting techniques and problems were presented. This organization took an active part in all intramural sports. This year AVMA was the all-university champions in football. The chap- ter sponsored many events throughout the year including a Christmas party for children, a float for Homecoming parade, a joint picnic and dance with the Kansas State AVIVIA and the veterinary open house. l.esIei llaxxlhorne, Williiivii llornhuclsle, .'Xl'lll'll .'Xntlerson, llielv Shaler, Charles Starkey. llonald Connally. Rodger Allains. RUVV 4: Don Beavers. Samuel Combs, jim VValeoIl. johnny lloslvins. .Mi-li Sheets, Roy Garrison, l.aurenee Vlcfiill. Dennis Savell. Benjamin 'lui'ner. Charles Kirkland, lfugene Simon. Reynolds Cowles. ROVV 3: Clary VVhiIe, Willard Sodoxxsliy, james Wzrj- maeli, Robert liurns. Hollis Cox. Charles Ciray, joe Smith. james Mortimer, Nflilie 'l'homas, Stephen Cobb, john Howarth. FRONT ROVV: Sui- Bailey, Susan Fztttllututg Oillzmt Tilt-r. , ,. . ,, dltnlm Cmutlc'l4t'n. Iamcs lxicliztmlwit, Syndfm latte, Blzmvy Quaxlls. Vlttxxwll Ima, Uztvid Ci. Smitlt, lfric Nlunsim. RUVV 2: 'lium Slimyvr, Rsilwrt Eztrrtis. l.21I'I'f lfrtclcrslny. llrmztld llitliztrry. .-X11 tlitir Xvills. Rirltmcl Stuclmzm.j41lm Cliitxumticl. Rilf littrd, iliivm Cfllilclvrs, lltmsild Mills Boyd Nvxxluy, Rwluvrt Bmw-, Cfltztrltittv lit-tt-lm. Bztlwt-ttf' Simms. RUVV '32 l,. ll Slum, Durtiiit' Clztriit-r. Clit-iyl lymtvtg Georg .XHII llatxtiiipwt. lm- llttmpltrvy. lttxxuyzit- Ntiv. Rlblllllll llztmt'l1t'i'. VVilli:im Yliiiiilg ilillfttilzls llaimlulpli. AVMA Sponsored Annual Open Crilvmtm Stott. Cflmrlcs Smith. lim Stttlivrlzmtl. 'lium Pitt-ips Kon Byrd, john Bwil, ROW -4: jc-rry VVcinaml, jttnit-s Slwtmv Clary Wtlllis, Rcmluwt Prmtvvt. lulm Svxtwn. lfrvcl lfnriglit, Nt: C.m'n01l. I.:-0 R115 Xvilfil. Ivtl Vlfiggms. C,l1:irlt-s Ilfilmlwm lfttgcml Cl'Nt'z1l, W illitim Nltfilws, lulm Nlillvr. limmit- Hatltlxxiri RUVV 3: laimcs 'I'it5liir. :Xlzm Nlnclllux. Nflztrvin Ntwxlin, Wziyimc llzmm Ciitrx Still, Sttmley Kwszlnlic. lit-xwy Slwttp. Larry Null-it ltlvtts lwimit lxulm -lim In-mlm tm Nl irtm Nlilw :Xml I mx s. Nl ilw - l '. . ' 1 . i, . . , t ..t Nlt-l7zmi4'l. Ulm Iluist-. llatriiiim Smith, Xliix lfit-lu-vi. Holi Iitilii House, lnframural Foolball Champs ,, ,. t ' , .R , ., so-. Qi.. , W , V -I W .-XVNI.-X mcmlwrs rvztlly ptlt at lot ul urn into tlu-ir l'l4lINt'L'tHNl1'lg lltmt. Nr: prizts nmjlw. l7Lll ti lift ul ltm :tml grmrmtl spirit FRONT ROW: F, A. Romshc, lloyd Trogdon. Harry Francis. llays. Daw Hazcls. Michael Roscbt-ary. ROVV J l ui CliI1ffttl'llIJj7i'L'l'. Rajmoncl Morrisst-tu-, jerry Catlin-5, Stan Kays. Adams. Michael Williams, jomrs l.oxell, llt-:mis Dull lit ll ipltf j ilm C' admin laisxl intl jials N nl ni Pull ll ll llcrman llinrichs. ROW 2: lidxxard Pit-dgcr. john Nou-. l2fI'llt'l' Pi-airsoft, W1lllJIL't' Pill, jan lll'I'l'UIT, Susan llight, liarrvll 1 . Horticulture Club Presented Outstanding Award Highlighting a year of activity for the mem- bers of the Horticulture Club was the presen- tation of the outstanding club award by the Agriculture Council. This award was based on member participation, club projects, and edu- cation ol' members through guest speakers and Films. Activities of the club included the spon- soring ol the fiower judging team, which plac- ed second in national competition and a two- day held trip to Dallas. In addition, the club grew l,OUU mums which adorned its prize win- ning float in the Homecoming parade. Pecan growers from over the state awaited the Horticulture Clubis annual pecan scion wood sale. The improved varieties of paper shell pecans provided the clubis major source of income for the year. The club also held a coleus sale in the Student llnion the weekend before lVIother's Day. X ll Rust pn :dt this was .I horticulturist's cl FRONT RUYV: john Price. Uaxid Rithardson, Rohert Price, rath, joe Cowan. RUVN' '51 lfloyd Bullard, Ronald justice. jim ' ali l h jot Clipp Imlu Pnish lair lit 11111 joh C ,pi l Robert Meisner, Tohie 'l itsworth. IQCJW L: George Salwar-' - ter. lfred lirasser. llohi-rt lludeins, l.:-4' N14-Cflellaii, Arwl lXax or es, ' is . Q . ia' 'is , ll it '. Alpha Tau Alpha Members Prepared For Student' Teaching Problems Alpha Tau Alpha, a national and proles- sional honorary lraternity, strove to improve and advance agricultural education. During the year senior memhers discussed and inter- preted prohlems and experiences they had en- countered while participating in the student teaching program. The requirement ol' a 2.7 grade point ax- erage stimulated a high level ol scholarship among agriculture education majors. Officers lor the year were president, Tohit Titsworthg vice-president, David Richardson, secretary, john Priceg treasurer, Lee NlcClennang and advisor, Ur. VVilliam llull. Soil Conservation Society Group Placed Second ln Regional Contest The Soil Conservation Society projects, de- signed to develop a concern and a knowledge of soil, water, and resource conservation, in- cluded the collection and sale of miniature soil monolithsg display hooths in several local con- servation fairsg and co-sponsorship with the agronomy department ol' a soil judging con- test lor Oklahoma FFA chapters and 4-I I cluhs. The OSU soil judging team composed of Soil Conservation Society members placed second at the Southern Regional Soil judging Con- test. This placing allowed the team to partici- pate in the National Soil ludging Contest at Cornell University in May. FRONT RUVV: jim V4-nard. U, ll. lirensing, Uavid Ringer. RUVV 2: jim :Xltom. Glen just. F Lonnie Sellers, hoh Sherrer OSU Rodeo Club Competed ln Collegiate Rodeos lying your llilllilll in the rope didnt count. FRONT ROVV: Lloyd lfitxpatrick. lane Gray, Sandie lirec-man. ludy Sullens, Nancy lat-obs, Dennis Poison. ROVV 2: Vlarvin Thornton, Ienny Doxxnunt, Barbara Reed. Bob Romer. lanel Iones, Io Ann Tallman. Wes Hilliard, Burt Mc-Coy. ROW '52 The OSU Rodeo Club was open to all stu- dents interested in promotion of and participa- tion in intercollegiate rodeos. The club was a member of the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association, a national organization to pro- mote rodeoing. The purpose of the various fund-raising ac- tivities of the club was to support the boys' and girls' rodeo teams which compete against other member schools in the southwest region ol the NIRA. Nancy jacobs, selected as the club's queen, was one ol' the six finalists at the National Finals Rodeo held in December in Oklahoma City. The club also operated a concession stand at the Oklahoma Quarter Horse Associ- ation horse show held in the Animal Husband- ry Arena each spring. Sandy Cooper, Perry Ilauscr. Chester Palmer, Scotty Moxons. l,yle Rounds, lfred Carroll, lint Patrick. Pat Hadley. Rf JVV -l: Steve Wilson, Ken Oshel, Bill Glass. jell' Holden. Paul Vllcst, Paul Davis, Don Niemann. , . in FRONT ROW: George Newell, Charles Wyche, Gary Tilley. Parmely, Dr. Rollin Thayer, Wayne Meyer, Harrison Goolsby. Linda Symes, Bill Bradley, james Antwine. ROW 2: james Erwin Igo, Dr. john West. Russel May, Gary Fourtner. Poultry Science Club Honored Top Students On Judging Team The Poultry Science Club served as a medi- um for the exchange of ideas among students, staff, and industry leaders. This year there were three high points in the activities of the club. These included poultry processing in which turkeys and broilers were processed for sale, the honors banquet held in the fall to honor scholarship winners, judging team mem- bers, and industry people for outstanding ser- vice to the poultry industryg and the spring picnic at which former students returned to meet with the active club members. Former members are todayis leaders in the poultry in- dustry. OSU Wildlife Society Worked For Improved Conservation In State The major objective of the OSU Wildlife Society was the promotion of ideas and projects which would conserve Oklahoma and national Wildlife resources. The society was informed of current projects carried out by the Okla- homa Department of Wildlife on wildlife con- servation by speakers from the state organiza- tion. The OSU society worked in conjunction with local sportsmenis groups to promote com- bined ideas for improving and extending con- servation efforts. Highlights of the year in- cluded the society's first fishing derby and the annual spring banquet. FRONT ROW: jimmy May, Lee Kirkpatrick, jerry Garner, Robert Smith. ROW 2: Gary Waggerman, jack Durham, Robert Short, jerry Sturdy. Mu Kappa Tau Saw Marketing Principles A+ Work Ollicers of Mu Kappa Tau plotted Dallas trip. FRONT ROW: Skip Sandberg. l.inda Moore. leanene Jenkins, Leslie Matthies, Sandy Preston, Wes Piter, Charlotte Huntee, Frank Shidler, Sharon Getchell, Richard Weeks, Sam Lloyd, Greg Gulley. ROW 2: Cindy Soper. Ianet Brown, George Collier. Mary Srum. Mary Tippeconnic, Kenneth Graham, Will- iam Hedges, Bill Hampton, Mary Ann McNeill, Thomas Mond. Sharon Matlock, Linda Svvearingen, Stev White, Tom Bell, Bill Kelsey, David Riley, Kay Lorenzen, Pat Walters, Edward Oelschlaeger, lay Wagle. ROW 3: Bob Saied, Ray Burrus. Iames Shearer, Brad Schultz, Terry Tooley, john Atkins, Caro- lyn Iunk, Larry Baghy, Betsy Boyle, Sharon Wright, Dave Lor- My Kappa Tau stimulated the interest of its members in marketing through field trips and contact with the faculty and businessmen. In- teresting programs from North American Avia- tion to Trans World Airlines were presented. Harry Tanner and Lloyd Harndon presented a program on c'Gommunications and the Im- pact on Profit and Lossw and 'GData Communi- cationsf' Prom the Phillips Petroleum Com- pany George McGord and lim Fichctte pre- sented an interesting program with slides, em- phasizing some of the new products to be put on the market in 1967. Members of the or- ganization took several field trips to Dallas., where main points of interest to them included the General Motors plant in Arlington, the Sears and Roebuck Company, and Merchan- dise Mart. enzen. Lonna Black, Tina Burton. Penny Abernathy. Iudy Kirmse, Carolyn Foral, Phil White, Moni Sue Wooley, lohn Beaty. ROW 4: Ross Guin, Jerry Parkhurst, Mark Savage, jim Butcher, Richard Johnson, Don Klovstad, Mike Eaton. Olen Shircl, Helen Scott, Marilyn Cassidy. Lee Haskin, William Wade, Ray Cousins, Bill Howard. Gary Pinkston, Richard Ran- ney. ROW 5: Robert Goodwin. Bob Becher, Dan Yerian, Mike Meadows, Larry Manley, David Wildman, Gary Wheeler. Tim Simmons, Ronald Graham, Charles Hill. Stephen Wolf, Boyd Kurt. Steve Holton, Buster Walling. Frank Harrison, lim lor- dan, George Conger, Larry Robertson. FRONT ROW: Michael McNatt, Iackie Barnes, lames Norton, Dan Chilcutt, George Kizer, Clillord Halen, Cary Antwerp, Terry Vance, Hamid Moizuddin. ROW 2: Mehta Rajendra, Souhel Chihade, David Tomlinson, lim Ledbetter. Duane Nlatthiesen, Phillip Cordin. Dale Robertson, john Haley. Danny Davis, Larry Brown. ROW 3: Neal Willison. lack Enjglcrnan. Lloyd Dean, Charles Baker, Mike Green, Robert Raflicty, Michael Carpenter, Iohn Clark, Thomas Call, Mohammad Asa- duddin, Darvin Heer. ROW 4: Cary Rock, Clary Gill, Harry Robertson, Steve Digney. lorry Keisler, Larry Ilartweg, Ernest Quantie, Bruce Chatterton, Bhawrilal Kakani, Charles Romick, Charles Cowder. Institute Of Electrical and Electronic Engineers The student branch of the Institute of Elec- trical and Electronics Engineers tried last year to present programs and activities which en- abled its members to keep pace with the rap- idly growing electrical engineering industry. The highlight of this yearis activities was a field trip to Tulsa to tour the Sinclair Research Laboratory, Century Electronics, and Public Service Company facilities. Interesting speak- ers for the monthly meetings included repre- sentatives from these companies: Collins Ra- dio Company, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester, New York, North American Aviation, Tulsa, Oklahoma, Byron lackson Centrilift Pumps, Tulsa, Oklahoma, Public Service Company, Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Sinclair Research Laboratory, Tulsa, Ok- lahoma. fi. IEEE ollicers planned a busy year for members. FRONT ROW: W. R. Strain, Harrold Champlin. Charlie Iones, Mrs. Wm. Iackson, Mr, William Jackson, Richard Now- lin, Michael Hitzcinann. ROW 2: Charles Deeds. Don Rey- nolds, Charles Wilson, joseph Niontalbano, James Dandridge. Bill Street, Mike Edwards, Clyde Spears, Dale Elton. ROW 13: Al Christian, Charles Wood. Robert Halbert, Toby Coodalc, Earl Balcs. Larry Bronkal, Dennis Bogie, james Dobson. Rob- ert Myers. Easi' BenneH' Council Aciive in Athletics, Social and Civic Areas The East Bennett Council had a productive year in the athletic, social, and civic areas of campus activity. Headed by Chairman Charlie Iones and his cabinet, the representatives plan- ned and supervised the building of the Home- coming Hoat, which vvon second place in resi- dence halls. In athletics, East Bennett intramurals teams staged a late comeback in point standings by winning third and fourth places in the MRHA league basketball competition. Alpha Kappa Psi Visi+ecl lnclusfries Learning New Business Me+l'1ocls Alpha Kappa Psi, professional business fra- ternity, toured industries and businesses of in- terest to the group. In Kansas City, Missouri, the organization toured Armco Steel, the Fed- eral Reserve Bank, and a prominent radio sta- tion, learning their methods of management and pertinent instruction concerning admini- ERONT ROW: Sam Paschal, Iohn Mahar, Robert Hoppers, Cary Taliaferro, Larry Hancock. ROW 2: Cordon Gilbert. Bob Sayers, Iohn White, Iames Sale, Richard Singleton, Richard stration. At regular meetings this year, the members were addressed by Richard Cox, who repre- sented the Kerr-McGee Petroleum Company. Cox spoke on the subject of job interviewing and the requirements of his particular com- pany. Kula. ROW 3: Iohn Cox, Steven Kuykendall, Leroy Fore, Iohn Butler. Ioe Cox, Richard Dicks. FRONT ROW: David Pickrell. Patrick Arie, Phil Rencau. Ioe Ercolani, Larry Robertson. ROW 2: Rey Conard, Robert Garza, Richard Willilord, Walter Starks, Dwight Pearson. james McCandless. ROW 3: Lee Haskin, Don Emmons. Greg Socie+y For The Adva The Society for the Advancement of Man- agement is a national professional organiza- tion that was designed to bring together execu- tives in business and students preparing to go into business. Highlighting the year's activi- ties Was a Held trip to Wichita, where mem- bers of SAlVl visited the Boeing plant. ln addi- tion to a plant tour, Lynn Whiteside, author of The Know and Do lVlanager,' and director of management development, spoke to the club on the management functions within the Boe- ing Company. Earle Young, a NASA representative, was the guest speaker on campus for the year. ln the fall semester, he spoke to the chapter on problems encountered in contracting and sub- contracting for the APOLLO program. The spring semester schedule included a full day program presentation by NASA, which was concluded by a seminar in the evening. Gooden. David Blakemore. Bob Becher, Calvin Huffines. lack Hood. ROW -1: Don Watson, Ronald Palmer, Frederick Milroy, jerry Hazelton. M. G. Elwell, Bruce Olson, Peter Meydag. ncement Of Management Lecturer told SAM members ol' future opportunities. Southwestern Sales Executive Club Top selling crew at OSU given plaque by sales club. FRONT ROW: Phil Glasgow, Jerry Helfel. Bob Sherrer, I.. D. Pickens, Edwin Meyers, Dale Felton. Rex Furr. ROW 2: Dennis Rawlings, Sammy Roberts. Ierry Sherrer. Douglas Iones, Bill Iackson. Dennis Durbin, Elza Pollard. Gerald Crossland, Dewey Williams. ROW 3: Don Brewer, Mark Wilson, Charles Cun- Ten OSU salesmen from the Southwestern Sales Executive Club were named to the 'cOne of the top 20 salesmen of the yearw at the an- nual spring banquet. This honor was achieved with over 4,000 persons competing nationally. Around 400 students were selected for the pro- gram this summer. Dr. David l. Swartz said, To be a success, one must do his best. To encourage this, the club presented the gold award to every man working over 75 hours each week during the summer. The award quotes Calvin Coolidge, c'Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence . . . persistence and determination alone are omnipotentf, Dr. Oliver Willham told the club he admired them for wanting to go out and learn to sell something. It would teach them to sell themselves and ideas re- gardless of what they do after graduation. kel, lim Griflin, Larry Wright, Mike Brann, Andy Dean, Rich- ard Phariss, Ray Burris, Ierry Davis, Iohn Scott. ROW 4: Richard Bays, A. H. Shi, Larry Deonier, David Lundy, Tom Ccitten. Bruce Harkins. Herndon Gideon. Weldon Pollard, Bob Se warz. ROW l: Bethel joe Herrold, Gary L. Sherrer. Terry Tippem. Iim Mcliown, Iames G. Alexander, Phil Reneau, Iohn Preston. RUVV 2: Keith Harman, Cecil Hoar, Iimmy Heffel. Robert Estes, Gary Beadles. Lary Blake, Bobby Gene Reeder, Wes Pitcr. ROW 3: Louie Eariabauch. C. E. Kusler, Ir., Tommie Boyle. Gary Schroeder, Kenneth R. Kimbrough, Vic Wicker- sham, ll, Harvey R. Pork, Gerald Neuwirth. ROW 4: Gene Reid. Buddy Rex Gurnutt, C. H. Godding, Wilbur G. Thomas. Alvin Roy Beadlem, Rodney Amen, Stanley L. Evans, Cliil Ramsey McDonald, Larry Wheat. Ten OSU Salesmen Received Top Honors In National Compe+i+ion Nflemberx listened to a lew lwlplul liir on hott to close a sale. FRONT ROW: Sharon Fasken, Nancy Mackey. Rita McClas- key, Rosalealy Leven, Ianice Wheeler, Laura Harkey, Mary Clemens, Tom Lucas. ROW 2: Roy Stewart, Bill Hampton. Pat Dorr. Lyle Albert, Pam Cox. Alda Ley, Andy Brown, Carol Vaughan, Karen Walker. ROW 3: john Neely, Diane jones. Young Demos. Acied As The OSU Young Democrats made this their goal in i966-67-education through participa- tion. During the l966 elections the club acted as a medium through which students could talk with candidates and enjoy the excitement of contact with the voter. Campaigners such as Lt. Governor George Nigh and Tulsa Coun- ty Attorney David Hall took the lead in en- couraging students to become active workers. The election was followed by the business of writing legislative programs. With a Demo- cratic legislature and congressional delegation, YD,s personally witnessed the challenge of translating philosophy into action. Elected Democrats exchanged their views with stu- dents as the programs began to form. High- lights of the exchanges were U.S. Senator Fred Harris and a speaker representing the arm of the party active in private participation. Keith Hathcock. Wayne lohnson, lack Brotton. Wayne Sizelove, Margaret Benbrook, Linda Graham, Andrea Anderson, Lana Del3akey. ROW 4: Anita Carter. lane Scruggs, Ronald Davis, Sam Lewis. Preston Pulliam, Lynn Shepard, Andy Dean, jackie Yount. Marilyn Sanderson, Rebecca Bruce. Vicki Stroup. Medium To Inform S+udeni's ...., 1 g at Ui . M, Around here, liberal YD cause met deaf ears. FRONT ROW: Ronnie Godley, Marilyn Weiss, Mary Schott, Tom Bass. ROW 2: Ioyce Isom, Donna Martin, Carol Stephens, Marie Parks, Lana Barclay. ROW 3: Earl Cherry, Richard Williford, james Fetgatter, David Grant, Dwight Pearson, Iohn Rich. Be+a Gamma Sigma Honored Highesi' Scholasfic Ability In Business Beta Camma Sigma was the national schol- astic honor organization for students in the College of Business. Members for the organi- zation were selected from the top four per cent of the junior class and the top ten per cent of the senior class. Again this year, as annually, Beta Gamma Sigma sponsored the outstanding freshman and sophomore awards, which were presented to the recipients at the Business Day banquet. Befa Upsilon Sigma Heard Speakers From 'rhe School of Business Beta Upsilon Sigma, business women's pro- fessional organization, was concerned with en- couraging participation in school activities, bringing business Women into closer friend- ship, and in furthering interest in civic and FRONT ROW: Ieanne Fleming. Carolyn Pool, Marcia Farmer. Carolyn Storm. Marilyn Weiss. Carol OiReilly. ROW 2: Linda johnson, Linda Moore, Margaret Dugger, Brenda Neumann, Karen Grethen, Donna Vaught, Io Carroll Gettings, Indy Gun- ter. ROW 73: Virginia Beard, Diane Tucker, Claire Garnier, professional enterprises. Activities for the organization this year in- cluded monthly meetings with speakers from the College of Business, the initiation dinner and a field trip in the spring. Carolyn Niebruegge, Penny Lantz, Cherly Coiner, Pain Davis, Linda Barnes. ROW -1: Davis Brownley, Mary Ann Copeland. Linda Hise, Patricia Park, l.inda Schiefer, Betty Parham, Saun- dra Koch. FRONT ROW: Mickey Cornclius. Tim Driskill. Marvin Crawford, Fred Mt-Donald, Sam Lloyd. ROW 2: joe Cooke. Bill Hampton. john Allen. Don Collis, Mike Peace. jack Goodrich. ROW 3: David Ritchie. joe McDonald. Rick Stahl. Bill Wheeler, Donald Bell, Arthur Coblc. Iota Nu Sigma Members Received Scholarships, Took Field Trips Through Iota Nu Sigma, student Insurance organization, its members received scholarships and endowments donated by insurance com- panies while becoming acquainted with the various Fields open to them in the expanding insurance industry. Prominent insurance men from the Oklahoma area spoke on related sub- jects at every meeting. The major field trips taken this year were to Oklahoma City, Dal- las, New Orleans and Des Moines. Beta Alpha Psi Provided Tutoring Service For Accounting Beginners Beta Alpha Psi, honorary and professional ac- counting fraternity, included in its activities field trips, meetings, and banquets. Account- ing majors with a 3.0 overall in their major FRONT ROW: jim Gunn, Charles lVIcDonald, Marilyn Weiss. Steve jay. Kenneth lVIcClanahan, Marie Ashmeatd, Lynda Herod. ROW 2: Carol Stephens. Wann Richter, Larry Colden. Bill Ross, Ted Dickman. john Neas. Myron Semrad, Mary Kothase. constitute this organization which conducted a tutoring service for beginning students in ac- counting. ROW 3: George Krull, john Hess, james Brown, jim Hromas, Bart Wherritt, john Rich. Mike Miklcs, Larry jones, Harold Ccoddc. john Asakawa. FRONT ROW: Sue Harmon, Rebecca Kastner, Nancy Sparks, 3: Ianell Enmeier, Karen Boxley, Paula Irwin, Pam Heath Iudith West. ROW 2: Margaret Holdridge, Ianice Grant, Ellen Shirley Carley, Iudy Iones. Barnes, Nancy Hollis, Carol Bowman, Brita Hudlund. ROW Assoc. For Childhood Education Heard Author The Association for Childhood Education was concerned about the education and well-being of children as shown in the year's theme, A Concern for Childrenf, The year began with a program asking What is ACE?,,, which included a discussion on the ex- pectations of a teacher given by a panel con- sisting of a parent from the university faculty, a principal from one of the local grade schools. and a jr. high student. In November the group was privileged with the appearance of Miss Helen Rushmore, a well known childrenis author, who spoke on the procedures of Writ- ing a book. Various projects made by students as teaching aids in their education classes were displayed at the idea fair in December. Other programs throughout the year included a speaker on foreign education and a childrenis program presented by grade school students. ACE workcd to help many little children FRONT ROW: Claire Garnier, Diane Tucker, Carol O'Reilly, Dr. B. B. Griiilith, Ioy Asbury. ROW 2: Merry Price, Diana Stivers, Sharon Loftis, Iudy Easterling, Marie Parks, Carolyn Niebruegge, Iudy Filler. Pi Omega Pi Representatives Attended Biennial National Convention Pi Omega Pi, national honor society for business education majors, required of its mem- bers a 3.0 grade average in their business sub- iects. Programs during the year included both interesting speakers and service projects. Dur- ing Christmas vacation the National Pi Omega Pi biennial convention was held in Chicago. Three members of the local chapter attended the three-day meeting. Oflicers of Pi Omega Pi for this year were president, Claire Garnier, vice-president, Di- ane Tucker: secretary, Carol O,Reillyg and ad- visor, Dr. B. B. Griffith. Sigma Alpha Sigma Upheld Scholarship ln Secretarial Studies Sigma Alpha Sigma was a national honorary secretarial administration organization. The organizationis goals were to recognize scholar- ship and to promote professional interest in secretarial fields. Activities and interest in the field plus a 3.0 overall grade point were requir- FRONT ROW: Virginia Lee, Ianet Phillips, Linda Martin, Pat O,Donnell. ROW 2: Claire Garnier, Margie Drumm, Iudy Fill- er, Joyce Isom, Kathi Tucker. ed for membership. Ollicers of Sigma Alpha Sigma for this year Were: Ianet Phillips, presi- dent, Pat OiDonnell, vice-president, Virginia Lee, secretary, Linda Martin, treasurer, and Miss Olive Galloway and Mrs. Arnola Bose, advisors. Kappa Delta Pi Studied Education In Other Nations Kappa Delta Pi members inspected treasured plaque. FRONT ROW: Dr. jacob Blankenship, Karen Anderson, Iudy Herring, Sandra Thompson, Mary Rink, Carol lVlcCune. ROW 2: Brita Hedlund, Ianice Ellison, Karen Bone, Pat Appleby, Susan Scheffel, Diane Tucker, Claire Garnier, Wilma Ramming. Kappa Delta Piis purpose was to encourage high professional and personal standards, and to recognize Outstanding contributions to edu- cation. This year Kappa Delta Pi featured out- standing foreign faculty members who spoke about the education systems in their native countries. With the theme of World Educa- tionv the organization was able to become bet- ter acquainted with the people and their prob- lems in other countries. Lambda chapter pre- sented a S200 scholarship to an outstanding junior and two scholarships to two sophomores in education. The officers for the past year were Alyson Hall, presidentg Iudy Herring, vice-presidentg lane Ernest, secretary, and Ian Love, student council representative. ROW 3: Claire Danielson, Lexie Lassley, Shirley Callicoat, Carol Byrd, Linda DeM0ss, Iudith Crouch, Iudy Brewer, Bar- bara Shell. 'f'.,vg'r jg.-hge? Student Education Association Held Panel Program mv yi , f s Student obviously enjoyed kiddies' reading room. FRONT ROW: Cheryl Gaston, Merry Price, Carolyn Patillo, Jeanie Reeser, Linda Gillig, Janet Loomis, Mary Rink, Synovia Lemmings, Linda Langston, Joy Asbury. ROW 2: Judith Stephens, Kathi Tucker, Elizabeth Stephens, Mel Deering, Karen Bumpus, Janet Williams, Janie Smelser, Nita Lynch, Susan Howell, Sharon Schollenbarger. ROW 3: Susan Brehm, Ellen Barnes, Margaret Patzer Holdridge, Ann Halliburton, Sonya Bonner, Ann Hapke, Susan Murphy, Sharon Fletcher, Linda Gordon, Nancy Atherton, Karen Fowler, Rita Ranson, Beverly Scott, Mary Dentici, Susan White, Kathi Badgwell, Cheryl Ren- fro, Mary Ruth Scott. ROW 4: Carolyn McCracken, Karen Boxley, Paula Irwin, Paula Kennedy, Judy Arndt, Pam Wilson, The Student Education Association included in this year's schedule of programs, c'What is SEA?', 'gTeaching the Exceptional Child, The Ideal Teacherw from the viewpoint of a panel of grade school children, and other in- teresting programs. SEA encouraged scholarship and leadership by offering a S100 scholarship to a deserving student. SEA also gave S150 toward furnish- ing the student-faculty lounge in newly-re- modeled Gundersen Hall. Other projects were two Christmas parties this year. One was for boys from the I. O. A. Ranch and the other was for special education Cmentally retardedj students. Both were rewarding experiences. The state convention was held at OSU. Mel Deering was elected state president. Sally Swigert, Lillian Romano, Judy Fallin, Vicki Martin, Linda Klein, Linda Dee, Carolyn Storm, Sharon Loftis, Doris Hill, Maxine Fauchier, Judy Brewer, Linda Wilson, Carol Bow- man. ROW 5: Harriet Harding, Carole Venator, Shirley Mitch- ell, Glenna Huis, Mary Jo Tippeconnic, Diane Tucker, Claire Garnier, Sharyn Pfrehm, Judith Crouch, Janie Crouch, Pat Tucker, Jean Stamper, Margaret Eudaley, Judith West, Elith Babb, Donna Green, Linda Lee. ROW 6: Sharon Beall, Patsy Snodgrass, Patsy White, Markay Hughes, LaBeth Nall. Judy Schutkesting, Linda Keck, Leslie Glass, Paula Wilkinson, Cindy Whitney, Neva Bass, Merla Maxwell, Rosemary Rogers, Kay Tuttle, Carla Lovell, Judy Church. FRONT ROW: Carolyn Niehruegge, Betty Bullard, Carol Bra- zil, Sherry Giles. Iodee Heydenhurk, Diane Michael, Marilyn Mayes. Stephanie Davis, Ianetta Berentz, Rebecca Bruce. ROW 2: Rita Baker, Sharon Stanphill, Lynn Moreland, Sarah Clark. Shirley Callicoat, Sherry Cross, Ianell Enrneier, Nancy Hollis. Phyllis Daubert, Marie Weigant, Alex Wiederkehr. ROW 3: Ianice Hutchison, Patty Lincoln. Robbie Iohston, Martha Rogers. Norita Lucas, Io Ann Dill, Iudy Berryman. Beverly Dixon, Anna Beth Luckinbill, Berta Conkling, Harriet Kuykendall, Linda Kemp, Nancy Goddard, Iacque Frost. ROW 4: Sherolyn Fscue. Linda Holton, Ianet Burrows, Cynthia Spencer, Linda Farmer, Claire Danielson, Pam Heath. Gina Gumaer, Virginia Branch. Kathy Hightower. Laura Day, Sandra Lawrence, Shirley Apple- white, Nelda Hair, Billie Fairrnan, Betty Parham. Kaye Morley. Kathy Patrick, Janna Dawes. ROW 5: Ianie Mc-Kee, Linda Mittelstet, Sharon Brewer. Cynthia Hankin, Susan Nowacki, Gloria Low, Barbara Shell, Sue Iobnston, Lexie Lassley, Malk- han Katar, Ronald Raper, Lynelle Lancaster, Burdettya Garvie, Linda Sutton. ROW 6: Linda Demoss, Larry Beeby, Marilyn Sanderson, Lana Debakey, Colene McCue. Priscilla Presnall. Iody Bellamy. Kay Schones, Ierry Stierwalt, Charles Herndon, lim Harwood, Frank Black, Donald Raper, Esther Clavin, Ianie Hazaleus. Sally Willingham. Par+ies For Delinquenl Boys, Special Eclucafion Sfudies Rewarding These SEA ollicers were looking for- ward to the careers that they will lead as teachers and educators in our growing nation. FRONT ROW: Sidney Fryer, Don Iohnston, Martha Merritt, Glennie Gregory, Iohn Thomas, Iames Fletcher, Virgil Gromen Leslie Kimmel, Gordie Ham, julie Kinnard, Mike Weisman, ill, Randall Mullinax, Michael Moore, Ed Klecka, Marvin Bat Christie Barnard. ROW 2: Marilyn Ratzlaflf, Vernon Henley, terman,Iack Hogan. KVRO Enferiained Siudenis On FM Radio Channel The year l967 marked the beginning of the new KVRO. After 2l years of continual broad- casting to the students of the campus, KVRO undertook its largest project ever-that of building an FM radio station. The new KVRO was heard at lO5.5 megacycles on the FM radio dial. The purpose of the innovation of the new station was to provide the widest pos- sible educational experience in the operation of a commercial radio station to the students interested in radio as a career. KVRO also pro- vided another radio service for 70075 of the Payne county residents who were under 26 years of age. Besides entertainment, the or- ganization provided another year of outstand- ing information in the area of public aflairs and again rated high in the competition for state news awards. xvnn Q I sian f,r rx '-1: , ' ' sync WAGON uffff FROM KvRo sso KVRO goodies wagon brought cheer to lloat workers FRONT ROW: Lexie Lassley, Iunelle Minton, Sharon Davis, Kay Thrasher, Rita Kay Ranson. ROW 2: Donna Green, Sheila Alexander, Barbara Tarr, Doris Raney, Sonja Wade, Marilyn Shackelford, Synovia Lcmmings. Alpha Beta Alpha Furfhered Professional Knowledge Of Members Alpha Delta is one of 33 chapters of Alpha Beta Alpha national undergraduate library sci- ence fraternity. lts purpose was to encourage young men and women to become librarians. to promote fellowship, and to further the knowledge of its members. Any person plan- Alpha Pi Mu Promoted lnl'eres+ In Alpha Pi Mu, an industrial engineering honor society, recognized achievement in the engi- neering field and stressed promotion of great er interest on the part of the future industrial engineers. The organization pledged and in- itiated new members each semester These mem- bers vvere selected from the outstanding men FRONT ROW: Arthur Ramseur, Dale Osbor, Walton Phillips, Iim Platt, Richard Iarvis, Charles Pinney, Robert Dryden, Rob- ert Inman, Leon Delionback. ROW 2: Young Kim, Carl David- son, M. Z. Farukhi, David Nittler, Don Stout, Victor Crook, Robert Walton, Charles Read, Iames Wallis, William Nelson. ning to make librarianship his profession and who had a 2.5 grade-point average was eligible for membership. Seminar-type meetings were held each month and outstanding speakers from OSU and the professional field were in- vited as guest speakers. Field Of Industrial Engineering of the junior, senior, and graduate classes. Al- pha Pi Mu members engaged in several activ- ities during the year. Included in these were the selection of a queen candidate to represent the club in the Engineering queen contest and a student-faculty forum discussion. ROW 3: Capt. Paul Signet, Larry Mashburn, Sidney Iackson, Eric Watson, Chester Smith, Gordon Gillham, Kenneth Wat- kins, Iohn Even, Roger Berger, Willie Thompson, Charles Pink- han, Carl Estes. Featured Speakers Highlighted Eta Kappa Nu Year Eta Kappa Nu oilieers planned active year. FRONT ROW: Michael Bingham, Ioe Rodgers, Robert Shupe, Fred l.ewallen. Stanley Cagle. Randy Snider, larry Fox. ROW 12: Dale Robertson, Lehman Blat-kketter. Russell Randina. Fd- ward Grant, Dan Chilcutt, johnny Kretzschmar, Iohn Hines. Charles Hines. ROW '51 Timmie Ward. Buddy Currens, Darvin Eta Kappa Nu began the year with the fall semester pledge smoker at which Dr. William L. Hughes, head of the electrical engineering department, was featured speaker. Also speak- ing was Professor A. Naeter, head emeritus electrical engineering department, and past national president of Eta Kappa Nu. The meeting concluded with the outstanding sopho- more ward presented to Gordon Eubanks. At other organization meetings speakers such as Coopley Grooms of Texas Instruments, Inc., provided interesting topics such as his subject of field effect transistors. The fall semester new pledges went through pledge week and were informally initiated on October 14. The formal initiation was held on November 2 with Dr. Robert Kamm as featur- ed speaker. Heer, Iames Ledbetter, Robert Kurz, Phillip Gordin, Mike Creen, l,eon Minton. ROW 4: Rodney Heinrich, Michael Ratchelder. Bruce Chatterton. Ronald Davenport. Thomas Call, Ron jones. Charles Cowder, Charles Romiek, Charles Baker. Cary Rock. FRONT ROW: R. I.. Panton, Richard Byron. Melvin Cuiou. Steven Burchctt, Kenneth Hopcus, Daniel Ellis, Richard South- ard. ROW 2: james Dore. Micah Morrow. Kenny Williams, American lns'l'i+ui'e of Aeronaui' The OSU Student Branch of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics spon- sored an exhibit from NASA featuring models of a Titan III-C missile and a Gemini space capsule at the Engineering Exposition. AIAA, American lnsfifuie of Industrial The prime objective of the American Insti- tute of Industrial Engineers was the acquaint- ing of the young engineer with the opportun- ities and responsibilities awaiting him in his chosen profession. This objective was carried out in bi-monthly meetings at which interested students were introduced to successful indus- FRONT ROW: Dale Osborn, Abdel-Razel: Abouel-Nour, Cesar Duran R., Kendall Cranston, Chester Smith, James Wallis. Kenneth Watkins. Richard Jarvis. Ziad Yamani. Herb Bicch- man, Charles Pinkham. ROVV 2: M. Z. Ifarukhi. Gregory Ront-lc. Iohn Ravenscroft. Robert Dryden. Shiaw Yuan Su. led lt ii.. Robert Morgan. Ronald Dale. Cary Austin, Steven Streich, Dale Heinrich. ics 8: Asironauiics Displayed Models also, featured nationally-known speakers from the aerospace industry representing such com- panies as Sandia Corporation, Boeing, AVCO, Lear let, Convair Division of General Dynam- ics, and Arnold Research Organization. Engineers Held Conference trial engineers from various areas of the pro- fession. In the past year, the chapter was host to the student area conference. Papers were present- ed by delegate members of student chapters from the four-state area which comprised the con- ference. Lohmann. Robert Inman. Eddie l.inares, Charles Pinney. Moiz Hussain. Robert Walton. ROW 3: Ioe Melton. Larry Mash- burn. VValton Phillips. Cordon Ciellhain. Eric Watson. Don Stout. VVilliam Nelson. David Nittlcr. Paul l.3ons. VVilliv Thompson. Carl Estes. Charles Read. FRONT ROW: K. C. Goel, O. V. Natarajan, Santosh Cos- wami, Samuel Y. W. Ng, Dan Marks, Ceorge W. Storm, Paul Morrow. ROW 2: Fred C. Ladd, Dennis Wright, David Smith, Herschel Hobson. Murricc Mason, Laverne Quimby, Larry Smith, W. I. Bowman. ROW 3: Wiley Cook, Ronald Osterhout, Ioe Stockton, Ray Losornio, Ray Flemons, Don Knowles, Iohn Stivcr, Lawrence Scott. Chi Epsilon lnifiafed Orien'ra+ion For Fufure Engineers Program Chi Epsilon, national honorary society for engineering students, initiated this year an uOrientation for Future Engineersw program with Northeastern State College to inform in- terested students who ranked in the upper one- third of their engineering classes. Yearly activities for Chi Epsilon included formal initiations and banquets each semester. New pledges were required to participate in a week of pledge activities before becoming mem- bers. American Sociefy of Civil Engineers Viewed Procedures In Pracfice Bi-monthly meetings of the American Society of Civil Engineers featured many ranking pro- fessional civil engineers of Oklahoma and the nation as guest speakers. Topics discussed varied from technical presentations to the im- portance of ethics and professionalism in the FRONT ROW: Herschel Hobson, Dan Marks, George Storm, Ayla Taluy, Laverne Quimby, Santosh Goswami. ROW 2: young engineers' future activities. The chap- teris field trips allowed its members to see civil engineering activities and procedures placed into actual field practice. The student Chap- ter's activities were closed for the year by the annual picnic in May. Murrice Mason, Iohn Stiver, Iohn M. Baker, Kendall Kouba, George R. Murrell, Robert Hackwey, Donald Beavers. FRONT ROW: Perry McNeill, Bill Barnes, Iohn Edsall, Beryl Kindred, Dale Pennington, Wayne Iones, Marvin Wittrock. ROW 2: Iohn Barry, Don Baxter, Walter Stratton, Richard McDowell, Earl Smay, Mike Payne, Kenneth Chaney, Denzel Pierce. ROW 3: Curtis Haire, Iim Allen, Ron Engel King, Chris Kaufman, james Coffee, Oren Osborn, Roy Baucom, Tom Yost, Ivan Nobert. Society of Electronics Engineering Technicians Expanded Club Area The society of Electronics Engineering Tech- nicians vvas an organization that provided for the academic, occupational, and social inter- ests of students majoring in electronics tech- nology. A merger with a similar organization on the Oklahoma City campus, a Christmas dinner- dance, and the spring picnic were the high- lights this year. Society Of Mechanical Technicians Tourecl Phillips Petroleum Labs The Society of Mechanical Technicians start- ed the year of activities with an informative program presented to the members by Charles Lovvry, manager of Bates Brothers' Campus Store. Later in the year a representative of the Caterpillar Company presented a program on the major qualifications that industry ex- FRONT ROW: Bob Donaldson, Ir., Philip Davis, Louie Fuqua, Samuel Powers, Thomas Rickey, Ronald Gibble. ROW 2: Charles Martin, Russell Kraeger, Iames Ranstead, Dale Iones, Kenneth Edmondson, Iack Ledbetter, Marrel Blehm, Robert pects of its mechanical technicians. In lan- uary, the organization took an extensive tour of the Phillip Petroleum Companyis laboratory facilities in Bartlesville, Oklahoma. The fa- cilities consisted of petrochemical, sales, service, and elctro-mechanical laboratories. Knox. ROW 3: Larry Shellenberger, Larry Priutt, Reid Car- mack, Carroll McNish, Charles Cuthhertson, Robert Morris, Mike Edwards, Phillip Ceminshn, Richard Block. FRONT ROW: Gary Griffith, Glenn Carlson, Peggy McElroy, Dale Robertson, Randy Snider. ROW 2: Dr. G. T. Stevens, jr., Will Hamilton, joe Melton, Patrick McCoy, Paul Rodman, Glen Moore, Cecil Tomlinson, Engineering Gavel Club Members Improved Speaking Skills Once a week the members of the Engineer- ing Gavel Club met for an hour to improve their speaking abilities and learn while doing so. Among the activities engaged in this year by the organization were the annual queen selec- tion, meetings with the pre-engineering club at Central State College, and joint meetings with other campus toastmaster clubs. The club followed a toastmaster organiza- tion type format and group membership was open to any and all interested students with an engineering or related curriculum. Pi Tau Sigma Carried Forth Message of Mechanical Engineering Pi Tau Sigma was the national honorary fra- ternity for junior and senior mechanical en- gineering students. Fellowship with each other and better relations with the faculty were goals which several faculty-student dinner meetings this year promoted. Pi Tau Sigma recogniz- ed scholarship by presenting an award to an FRONT ROW: William Elder, Steven Burchett, Oscar Scott, Gary Barr. james Rogers, jim Bradley, jim Harbolt, james Bowles. ROW 2: Vincent Innarella, Darrel Fry, Doyle Worstell. Donal Hummer, john Mounts, Gary Fankhouser, johnny jones, outstanding sophomore mechanical engineer- ing student. To inform junior college students about the engineering college, the fraternity visited Northeastern A8zlVI College. A well- known aspect of the group was its pledge week, when prospective members build and carry 22- inch spur gears. Richard Southard, Patrick Ellis, Raymond Heinrich. ROW 3: Daniel Zaloudek, Terry Semple, Max Mitchell, john Harder, james Tighe, Paul Hollrah, George Dolezal, Kenny Williams, Shahid Nawaz. Z 5 5 3 S FRONT ROW: Iames Bradley, Fred Levvallen, Charles Reimer. Patrick Ellis, Larry Keith, Larry Porter, Timothy Dean. ROW 2: Lehman Blackletter, Larry Fox, Charles Coggins, Keith Man- ning, Marvin Robertson, Paul Gaskin, Mike Bingham, Vincent lnnarella. Sigma Tau Had Visitation and Advisor Program With Easfern A8cM Sigma Tau, the engineering honorary frater- nity for junior and senior men, emphasized service, scholarship, leadership, and sociability. By having members from all schools on en- gineering, the fraternity had a unique oppor- tunity to serve the college. Services included a visitation program with Eastern A8zlVl college and sent student advisors to the freshman and sophomore engineering club. Each year the fraternity has presented an award to the most outstanding engineering freshman. Tau Iota Epsilon Issued Recognifion Certificates To Top Members Tau Iota Epsilon was the scholastic and so- cial society of the Technical Institute. It is a national organization with chapters at many schools throughout the nation. The local Beta chapter was very active and has hopes to soon become the national headquarters. FRONT ROW: Iames McGee, Larry Barker. Neal Wittmer. Ronald Masias, Violet Zada Herd, Michael Campbell, Walter Strutton, David Stadel. ROW 2: Iirri Grifhn, Robert Barr, Certificates of recognition were given to out- standing memhers of the organization. An outstanding teacher award was given in rec- ognition of an excellent teacher in the insti- UMC. Richard Caines, Raymond Sale, Hugh Davidson, Keith Beckner, Earl Smay. Iohn Benlgert. john Matthews. Young Republicans Were l i YR's worked hard. prayed and saw sweet victory. FRONT ROW: lim Horn, Keith McGlamery. Jennifer Lamb, joe Manning, Ruth Darrow, Harvey Yost, Sheila Wishcrd. Wade Martin. Iames lietgatter, Bob Bird. ROW 2: Linda Sut- ton, Janet Williams, Carla Lovell, Iudy Church. Carol Bow- man, Royetta Borunda. Sharon Yost, Brenda Neumann, Carol Kamas, Mary Roers, Linda Cecil, Iudy Mallett, Rhonda Good- hary, Claire Danielson. ROW 3: Shaw Durkin. Paula Comp- ton, Iulic Brown, Gloria Rubac. Myra Rainey, Ken Thompson, Iana Fischer. Virginia Brown. Ian Iordan, Ruth Karns. Linda Looman, Cheryl Newman, Linda Cesin, Ianet Lietzke, janel Busy With Campaigns The fall general election found the OSU Young Republicans busily participating in the campaigns of all state candidates. Boosting Governor Bartlett, statc YR,s put up fence rid- ers and participated in the Payne County ral- ly for him and other candidates. The Home- coming parade saw the Young Republicans en- ter with their own 'ielephantw float, which was followed by cars bearing OSU Young Repub- licans and candidates for the fall election. The YR's hosted the annual fall state colleg- iate Young Republican convention in Decem- ber with past Governor Henry Bellmon as ban- quet speaker. They also held a local club con- vention for the first time. Students met and were assigned to committees similar to the ones encountered at the state convention. Fol- lowing committee action the general session was held and reports given. Lietzke. ROW -1: Kathi Badgwell, lfawn Wilsn, Marcia Minton, Linda jackson, Winona Simms, Carolyn Carrard. Sylvia Ifaupel, Cathryn Flusche. Lynn Cavanagh. Gloria Low. Carolyn Childs, Linda Danes, Linda Kemp. Cynthia Spencer. Linda Farmer. Sarah Clark. ROW 5: Betsy Christman, Foyce Palmer, jill Carri- son, Mary Io Tippeconnic. Suzelle Toma, Diane Tucker, Lynelle Lancaster, Mary Dalton, Sherry Cross, Lynn Baker. Maureen O'Mara. Wynona Bryant, Beverly Dixon, Janna Dawes. Judy Berryman, Harriet Kuykendall, Cina Cumacr. FRONT ROW: Mike Thomas, Roh Sullivan, Steve Baker. Gary Wood. Terry Vance. Diek Rogers. Bill Poison. Iohn Stanlield. Ronald Mitt-hell, Charles Watts. RUXV 2: Harvey Pay ne, Steve Irby. Torn Bryant, Ronald Raper, Michael Bean, Donald lilliott. Iaek Stuteville. Allen Kinzie. Clint Roush. C. H. Codding. Riehard Crow. ROVV 3: Rit-hard Care. Suzy Zuinxvalt. Ronald Humxvay. Claihorn Ellis. lillis Meeks, Terry Hyatt, Candate Keyser, Kenneth Keyser, Ian l.ale. lane Hiteh, john Smith. ROVV -iz Stanley Drew. Louis Cehnt. Sam Paschal. Lila Zavodny. Ron Noble. Caryl Parker. Richard Farris. Kathy Patrick. Kay Fran- ces Lorenzen, Glennie Gregory. Mary Stitt. Carlyn Keyes. ROVV 3: l.eroy Fore. Iohn Butler. leon Simmons. David Harris, Vlax N!ieKee. Donald Raper. Niize Michael. Richard Ingham. Dick Teis, Alan Kruli. Iohn Lay. YR's Hoslecl The Annual S+al'e Collegiafe Convenlion In December Past Governor Henry Bellmon told loyal Republicans that they must stand unit- ed. especially with elections coming up. FRONT ROW: Dixie Brady, Karen Williams, Ronnie Ruiz. Cynthia Hoover, Barbara Evans. ROW 2: Ianetta McCoy, Pat Bradshaw, Charles Briscoe, Ian Clark, Phyllis Grigar, Coleen King. Housing and Interior Design Club Studied Field In New York Visit The Housing and Interior Design Club ac- tivities this year included study of new archi- tecture, urban renewal, and design for the handicapped. In the spring the club traveled to New York to study designers, their fabrics, furniture, and interiors, and some of New Yorkis recent housing developments. By these field trips and interesting guest speakers, the club helped to better acquaint its members with their chosen field. Omicron Nu Gave Award To Outstanding Freshman Omicron Nu was an honor society for jun- iors, seniors, and graduate students in home economics with high scholastic records. Monthly programs included discussions of graduate work in home economics, travels, and professional growth. Social events included a FRONT ROW: Dianne Eyler, Marilyn Maier, Zelda Ienkins, Mrs. Mary Cox, Pepin Leevera, Sandra Thompson, Patricia Moore, Karen Bone. ROW 2: Sharon Brewer, Ianice Ellison, traditional Christmas party with Phi Upsilon Omicron, a spring banquet honoring new members, and a picnic to elect new officers. The Omicron Nu award was given annually to the freshman with highest scholastic achieve- ment. Ianie Crouch, Marsha Iohnston, Ianie Horn, Alberta LeGrand, Charles Briscoe, Suzanne Logan, Karen Taggart, Virginia Hug- gard, Dixie Brady. Deparimenis United Into One Home Ec Chapier 4' u Home Ec girls discussed ideas after lecture. FRONT ROW: Sharon Brewer. Robbie Todd. Helen Bernhardt. Karen Bone, Linda Holliday, Pauline Cunningham, Linda K. Mittelstet, Linda Dillingham, Marilyn Maeir, Suzanne Ohan. Karen Taggart. ROW 2: Linda McAfee, Diane Kelton, Dana Downing, Carolyn Specie, Carla Shunkey. Rosemary Monahan, Charlotte Lash. lane Dodson. Ian Parrish. Lana Gillespie, Vir- ginia Huggard, Carol Cook, Diana Hanna. Ioanne Alexander. ROW 3: lean Ann Menz, Mary Harhert, Ianice Ellison. Sandra Sue Thompson, Sharyn Pfrehm. Denise Lash, Ianie Crouch. Susan K. Mueller. Marilyn Norris, I. Carolyn Herbert, Mary The Home Economics Chapter was a profes- sional organization consisting of students from the six departments of the College of Home Economics. At the beginning of the year, a method of coordinating chapter and depart- mental meetings was originated. Each monthis program was planned and presented by a dif- ferent departmental club. The year was oil to a fine start with an old fashioned ice-cream social and the introduction of each depart- mental president and advisor. Succeeding highlights during the year included reports from the chapter ollicers about the National Home Economics Association Convention held in San Francisco. The year concluded with the honoring of the graduating seniors and the presenting of awards to outstanding home ec- onomics majors. Io Tippeconnic. Elaine Smith, Dyanna Dickson. Kay Karban, Ianet Graham. ROW 4: A. Martha Iohnston, Sue Ann Morri- son, Rosalee Lavon Ward, Sharon Bishop, Linda Krshka, Pat- ricia I. Davis, Patsy Snodgrass, Patsy White, Barbara Moore, Paulette Magdeburg, Linda Gesin, Iudith McKinley, Gladys York, Nancy Holi. Iudy Conkling. Bertha Conkling. ROW 5: Ianie Horn. Martha Rogers, Io Ann Dill, Pat Reid, Carole McGee, lean Ann Mix, Norita Lucas. Cloy Ann l.. l.owrie, Susan Nowacki, Frances Carver, Mary Ellen Carver, Kristin Holmberg, jane Beecham, Cecelia Sanders, Linda Ogletree. FRONT ROW: Linda Manning, Mary Seiber, Sandra Sue Thompson, Roylene Reeves, Dixie Brady, Mary Harbert, Betty Sue Ivie. ROW 2: Diane Michael, Martha Rogers, Ianie Crouch, Phi Upsilon Omicron Annually Phi Upsilon Omicron, a national honorary, professional home economics fraternity, pro- vided opportunity for members to take part in and develop effective leadership through per- sonal and professional experience. Local and national programs promoted home International Relations Council The International Relations Council strove to develop student interest in foreign affairs through the interaction of different national- ities. Interesting programs sponsored were dis- cussions and lectures on current political is- sues. Active on the OSU campus since 1929, the council gained national recognition lze- FRONT ROW: Gene Reid, Kathy Doyle, Iulie Brown, Bailey Nicholas, Don Edwards, Frank Markowicz, Donna Wise. ROW 2: Malkhan Katar, Sharon Fletcher, Rhonda Goodbary, Md. Abu A. Tayyib, Susan Wynne, Philip jones, Parviz Iatala, Mary Alberta Le Grand, Sharon Brewer, Sharon Burgess, Martha Iohnson, Zelda Ienkins. Provided For National Scholarship economics and stimulated participation in ci- vic aPfairs, service projects, and provided pro- fessional fellowship. The OSU chapter helped provide four na- tional scholarships, a post-graduate fellowship, and a 32,000 AHEA international scholarship. Promoted Foreign Affairs Interest cause of the high quality and wide variety of its activities. Based on the goal of creating closer international relations, the IRC sponsor- ed such activities as the International Talent Show, a foreign student picnic, and afternoon coffees for the international students. Iatala, ROW 3: Lee Bixler, David Overstreet, Gary Austin, Lanny Holman, Robert Halbert, Ierry Butterhaugh, Avinash Rangra, Ashok Hargunani, Suresh Murjani. FRONT ROW: Malkhan S. Katar, Mrs. Asha Gocl, Hamid Moizuddin, Douglas D. Hale, Ir.. Bhawrilal Kakani. Robert W. Gibson. Iain Pralcashchand, Thabaraj Gnanamony, H, A. Barot. ROW 2: S. P. Sengupta, Patel Chanduhhai Dayabhai, Maqbool- huscin C. Shaikh. Mohammad Asaduddin, Krishna Kumatr Singh, Ravicndra K. Gupta, Iaswant Singh Gill. Ashok Har- gunani Iaysukhal M. Shah, Rajendra Manilal Shah ,Iashwant C. Shah, Mehta Rajendra. ROW 3: S'ahgal Upender. Gandhi Sudhir Rarnanlal, Santosh Ranjan Goswami, T. K. George, Manhar B. Mistry, Vora Mahesh Himatlal, C. A. Patel, Bhupal S. Khaamaree. Shcth Pravin Ramanlal. R. S. Gokhale, Kanti M. Rawal. Zahcer Parvcz. A. K. Mehta. ROW -1: C. Curumurthy. P. R. Prabhakar, M. Devendcr Reddy, V. M. Desai. K. C. Goel. Lal Singh. B. R. Prabhakar Rao, Sunil Saran, V. N. Asgaonrar, Asad Firdaus, Avinash K. Rangra, Iuriani Suresh. Satish Gandhi. India Students Association Rc-:created Native Culture To promote and encourage better under- standing between the India students and those from other countries was the purpose of the India Students Association. In reaching this goal, the association par- ticipated in the International Talent Show, the International Exhibition, and various other functions sponsored by the Student Union Ac- tivities Board. A contribution was made to thc People to People program with the pre- sentation of an Indian Wedding Ceremonyf, Get-togethers are arranged periodically for the members, where motion pictures oi India are often shown. These programs Werc some- times highlightcd by songs and poem recita- tions givcn by the members in various lan- guages. India Students mm others Fil International Tea. FRONT ROW: Kenneth Isom, l.aurie McCronty, Linda Mc- Afee, Ioyce lsom. Stanley Drew. ROW 2: Iudy Malchi, Dorliss Sumter, Karen Sullivan, Nancy Wyant, Donna Arnold, Renee Rouk. ROW 3: Ron Bebee, Michael Ferguson, Terry Cox, Cary Watson, Larry Wells. Charles james, Mike Chandler. Chi Alpha Promoted the Growth Ot Christian Living On Campus Chi Alpha, campus Pentecostal group, in- cluded in its activities this year out-of-town gospel team services, two retreats, distribution of gospel literature, and the homecoming ban- quet. The group was addressed by outstand- ing spealcers, consisting of missionaries, minis- ters, and educators. Chi Alpha has been working towards the long-term goal of obtain- ing a chapter house near the campus to widen their fellowship among students. Thai Students Association Popularizecl Native Custom and Tradition The projects of the Thai Student's Associ- ation this year centered around popularizing the custom and tradition of Thailand. In keeping with this theme, delegates were sent to the lnternational Governmental Forum in Oli- FRONT ROW: Arwooth Na Larnpang, Niramol Changtrakul, Chris White, Techapun Raenkhum, Seri Tanchandrphongs. ROW 2: Sommar Vesaruejnont, Sahvs Promsit, Orathipaya Na-Pombejara. Srisa-Ard Na Lampeng, Pachari Phadungchai. P. Lohsisupachai, Pakit Kiravanich. ROW 3: Kasian Noileou, Kriangsak Charanyanond, Sukawat Samaka-Sewee, W. Som- lahoma City where they participated in discus- sion with students from other campuses. Intra- campus activities included familiarizing OSU with the culture of Thailand by performing the arts of the country at various programs. suan, Thong-In Soonsawad, Vanijprabha Sumedh, Boonserm Wongtonglua. ROW 4: Thavaj Bhuvasorakul, Youngsuk Sar- asombuht. Charnchai Sae Chong. Chirdchan Amatayakul, Ka- sem Iarinto, Twee Hormchong, Somchai Leartbannaphong, Na- rong Bhrommalee. FRONT ROW: Abraham Woldu, Tesfaye Akilu, D. Judson Milburn, Tsegaye Emmanuel, Michazz Ajiboyc. ROW 2: Tes- home Wondalrash, Salah Abdelrahim Yousif, Khidir Ahmed Abdelhalim, Jacob Olayemi Aina, Ketema Desta. African Students Group Acquainted Students With Native Culture One of the main functions of the African Students organization was to acquaint the stu- dents and faculty of OSU with the different phases and cultures of Africa. The organiza- tion fulfilled this function this year by show- ing films about the different countries in Afri- ca on campus and off campus. The African Organization ot Arab Students The purpose of the Organization of Arab Students was to promote better understanding between the Arab and American peoples. This year the Arab organization achieved a great deal through its activities. The members participated in the Homecom- ing paradc, International Talent Show, and In- FRONT ROW: Abdel-Razek Aboucl-Nour, Utbam M. Abbas. Nc-rrninc Zuhdi. lbtihai Arafat. Ali B. Kinda. ROVV 2: Iawad K. Kadhirn. Dr. Mehdi. VI. I. Boubshait. Omar N. Yaakuh. students were also hosts to important guests from other countries such as Colonel and Mrs. Tamrat Yegezu, governor of Begemedir, Ethi- opia, Kegnazrnach Ghebre Medhin Tesemma, auditor general of Eritrea, Ethiopiag and the director of Community Development of Gha- na. Took an Active Part ln Local Events ternational Exhibit. Two receptions were held in which films of Arab countries were shown, and a lecture on the diversion of the jordan River was presented. The biggest events were the annual banquet held in the spring and a spring picnic held jointly with the Arab clubs at OU and TU. Khidir A. lflalim, Mohamed A. Ibrahim. ROW 3: Souhel Chihade. Fahad Modlej, Mohamed Nosret, Walced F. Rahhal. Faisal Saad. Ali Dabbour. lVlamdouh A. Fanous. mva:munmn1wm11m FRONT ROW: Md, Rafiqul Haque, D. D. Lingelbach, Md. ABU A. Tayyih, Shahana Khanam, Abu Nasir Wahid Uddin, Nizam Uddin Ahmad. ROW 2: Mehboob Ilahi Malik, Md. Tazammul Hussain, A. K. Rahman, Mohammad Nawab, Sham- sul Huq, Mohammad Yusuf, Md. Ansar Rahman. ROW 3: Mohammad Rezaul Karim, Khan Sartaj Ahmad, A. K. NI. Nurul Islam, Shazada Mohd. Iqbal Samad, Mazhar Uddin Ansari, M. Z. Farukhi, Zaid Yamani. Pakistan Students Participated In Annual Spring International Fair Informing students and faculty of their country was one of the major purposes of the Pakistan Student Association, and promoting better relations between the two countries. The association participated in the International Fair, an annual event. They also sponsored several picnics. In March the members held an international banquet, where members in- vited an American friend to be their guest at a meal that featured native foods. The president was Ilyas Bayunus, vice-presi- dent, Ali Tayibg secretary, Mohsin Ahmed, joint secretary, Mizamydding and treasurer, Rafiqul Hoq. Chinese Student Association Filled Cultural Gap Between East-West Someone in the past said, East is East and West is West, and n'er the twain shall meet . . f' The members of thxe Chinese Student Association believed that the twain was meet- ing. The main purpose of the association was to both promote a better understanding of the Eastern culture and to also learn what was FRONT ROW: Olamay Chen, Margaret Hsuan Lu, Ming- Cheng Chang, Li-Teh Sun, Shirley Wan, Ioyce Wan. ROW 2: Chen-Bor Liu, Albert Yen, Geraldine Hsueh, Mary Hsieh, Li-Sing Pang, Darvin Huang, Chii-Huei Wu, Yih-Fen Wu. ROW 3: I. Y. Wen, Kun-Lin Chen, Louis Lee, Albert Chu, good about the American culture without giv- ing up what is excellent in the Chinese tradi- tion. Members were encouraged to study diligent- ly in order to be more efticient and competitive than their American classmates were. Samuel Ng, Peter Chan, Ching Huang, Chin-Yee Chang, Tsung- Yuan Tsai. ROW 4: Wei-Whong Wu, Shih Kuon Chen, Ta- Sen Chou, William Pui-H Fung, David Cheung, Cheng-I Chen, Po-Ping Wu, Kwee-Chong Pan, Chin-Hsin Chen. FRUNT ROVV: Hoover Fisher. Director. Bonnie Sum ell. Tony Backer. Nlilae Rosen. Larry Herring. Charles Bundy. Cary VVall4er. Doug Henderson, Robert Davis. Barry Buchanan. :Xl- lred Nlclierson. Shirley Ross. Aecompanist. ROW 2: Dennis Stocksen. Tony Hume. Ierry Brown. Cary Voisc. Bill Cobble. Daniel St-heeler. lint l.ittle. Thomas lfriedemann, Robert Friede- mann, Tony VVhite, live Kirtley. Steve Smith. BUVV 3: Rich- ard Eswc. Steve Resar. Bay Burris. Bill Keele. Steve Briggs. Don Cary Dale C a u, den. ITT 2111. Gardner. VVayne Bennett. Neil Bahylle. Dave lfnderxxood Washburn. Vlike Meyer, Bob Fitzgerald. Bill Whitiltti Stallings. ROW -l: Allen Ballerini. I.arry Owsley Don Bryant. Rick Iohnston. Herchel Ayra. l.loyd Trng Cary Cottongirn. Delmer Boyles. David jones. John C ood Bill Whitt-. Dennis Harding. john Cray, Dough t iff Dougall. University Me-n's Glee Club Made State Tours The lVlen,s Clee Club was composed of ap- proximately 7O men selected by audition at the beginning of the semesters. This year the glee club included in its activities performing at many banquets both on campus and over the state. The club also sang on the regional tele- cast of the Big 8 basketball game. Highlight- ing the group's activities was their invitation to represent Oklahoma at the Southwestern Re- gional Music Educators national conference in Colorado. Enroute to Colorado Springs the group presented concerts at Panhandle A8clVl College and Texhoma and Boise City high schools. The lVlen's Clee Club ended its ac- tivities with the spring concert in lVlay. Oilicers of the glee club for the past year were president, Larry Herringg secretary, Ste- phen Nlaisong social chairman, Hank Hanklag administrative assistant, Herchel Avrag and ac- companist, Shirley Boss. .Q QC' 50' ljractice rnalies perleetg one had note ruins all. Possib 1 it could nexer practice en UL FRONT ROW: Bob Fitzgerald, Wayne Bennett, Warren Sa- ger, Bill Whitaker, Ierry Reynolds, Hiram Henry, Albert Lynd. ROW 2: Charles Green. joe Kirtley, Bill McClure, Leon Lewis, Donald Bryant, Richard Banks, Darrell Ingmire, Kendall Cum- mins. ROW 3: Bill Wheeler, Dennis Iones, Larry Beeby, Donn Vorse, Iames Loats, Charles King, Carry Bentley, Albert Clark, Dean Grant. Kappa Kappa Psi Served 8: Promoted Band, Pride ot the Southwest Kappa Kappa Psi is an honorary band fra- ternity Which dedicated its service to the band program. The membership of Kappa Kappa Psi was composed of those who have a special interest in the functions of the University Band and desired to improve the band in all Ways possible. As a morale boosting group, organi- Tau Beta Sigma Promoted Tau Beta Sigma is a national honorary so- rority with membership limited strictly to bandwomen, Whose primary purpose was ser- vice to and promotion of spirit within the band itself. Alpha Chapter took great pride in cultivat- ing a wholesome respect for band activities FRONT ROW: Frances Baker, Kay Roether, I.oela Balcom, Phyllis Hart, Ioan Pritchett, Rosemary Monahan, Sharon Prince. ROW 2: Albert Lynd, Rozen Patmon, Dian Harrison, Carol Baldridge, Phyllis Wojahn, Pam Wolfe, Ianell Enmeier, Ianice zation members hoped that new members of the band will look to them as examples of high spirited bandsmen who talce pride in being a part of the 'cPride of the Southwestf, Officers of Kappa Kappa Psi were president, Bob Fitz- gerald, vice-president, Wayne Bennettg and secretary, Bill Whitaker. Spirit in Oklahoma State Band and achievements, promoted pleasant inter- band relationships to build group participation and spirit, stimulated campus leadership, and provided cooperative opportunities with other musical organizations to help further the pur- pose for which the sorority was founded. Henry, Hiram Henry. ROW S: Carolyn Kirkpatrick, Margaret Kysar, Melinda Haug, Linda Bright, Connie Coonrad, Delinda Krause, Elizabeth Stock, Susan Holmes, Clarice Clark, Ann Hapke. University Choir Highlighted Year With Messiah Christmas caroling was the Chamber Choir's forte. FRONT ROW: janis Class. Linda Kemp, Kendall Pack, Mar- that Martin. Suzanna Samuels. Eleanor Keller. Mary Schaub. Cindy Soper. ROW 2: Shirley Ross. Katy Dyer. Marlene Reid. Peggy Stone. Barbara Kirby, lane Davis, Marsha Murphy, I.in- da Wirnrner. Cindi DuVall. Mary Key. Rita Owen. Stephany Venn. ROW '31 Bob Holder. Don Schroli. Ianis Hendricks. Carolyn Rynearson. Ann Martin. Wilma Patrick. Lynn Von- gunten. Carol Byrd. Alice Pcgues. Ianna Smith. Tina Gray. l ' L ag. The University Choir, under the direction of Professor Hoover Fisher, was composed of 65 students chosen by audition at the begin- ning of each semester. The choir's fall sched- ule began with the inauguration of President Kamm and was highlighted by the annual presentation of the S'Messiah. The fall activi- ties also included performances at the Autumn Festival of Fine Arts and appearances for the Oklahoma Music Educators. The spring semestefs activities included performances at banquets such as the annual arts and sciences faculty banquet, the presen- tation of the S'Requiem,' by Gabriel Faure, and the spring concert in May. Othcers for the choir were president, joe Harding vice-president, Carol Byrdg secretary, Eleanor Keller, and accompanist, Nancy Lee. jane Mitchell. Ronnie Stoyvell. Daniel Walker. Hoover Fisher. Director. ROW 4: Bill Keele. Clinton Strong. Don Warner. Mikel Head. Rick Rolsten. Thurman Paxton, Dennis Harding. james Wehmuller. Robert Thompson. Richard Escoe. john Preston. Ioe Hardin. Mike Rosen. ROW 5: Alfred McKer- son. Steve Smith. Gene Reeves. Doug Henderson, Ralph White. Iohn Scott. l.arry Sparkinan. l.arry Oxxsley. Herchel Ayra. Rick Johnston. Steve Maison, Tony Bacher. Charles Biscoe, 4... 45 Paul Friesen New Director Cl Women's Choral Club Mr. Friescn directed his choir to new heights. ROSTER: D. Aboussie. N. Albritton, L. Baber. A. Bat-cus. N Baldrid L K Burbtr D Bur er D Barnes I Barnes N Bass. g1,..l,..gi...-......,.... D. Baxter. IVI. Benbrook. S. Berger. B. Berry. IVI. Bornemann R. Borunda. C, Brazil. M. Bretschneider. I.. Briggs. j. Broome. P. Brow n. Q. Brown. B. Bullard. M. Burgess. M. Callahan. NI Campbell. NI. Clark. E. Clavin. j. Coats. R. Cochran. P. Comp- ton, C. Conley. L. Connally. N. Conner, L. Cook. S. Cooksey. j Cooper. C. Coppinger. lVl. Cotton. S. Cowart. K. Craver. N Cudd. j. Cunningham. Cunningham. VI. j. Dakil. N.Darnell. P Daubert. Davis. Decker. DeClark. D. DeFoe. NI. De- Fratus. B. Dickson. B. Dillon. B. Donkin. K. Dyer. C. lfcl- wards. N. Edwards. C. Elling. M. Fmils, A. Erickson. C. lfite Membership in the Women's Choral Club was in such large demand this year that the group had to be divided. The new group was organized under the direction of Edna Cramer and named the Women,s Choir. The Choral Club and the choir worked independently, both in practice and in scheduled perform- ances. Women's Choral Club, the larger group, was comprised of both music majors and non-music majors. Under the direction of Paul H. Friesen, a new member of the music department, two hundred forty-eight women's voices blended together to sing Benjamin Brit- ton,s Ceremony of Carolsw at the annual Christmas Sing on December 6. The Sing fol- lowed the annual lighting of the OSU Christ- mas tree and a holiday address by President Kamm. D. Fleming. R, Folmar. I.. lfolwell. B. Ford, S. Forney. V. Foster, K. Fountain. P. Franklin, j. Frederick, L. Garner, j. George, S. Giles. I.. Gillig, B. Coins. M. Goodpaster, G. Cra- ham. M. Craumann. S. Creen, B, Greer. K. Grillin. T. Crooms. N. Hair, K. Hanson. j. Harbolt. D. Harden, S. Harris, L. Hen- derson. N. Hiatt. K. Hickman, j. Hill. S. Hirsehy. K. Hoar. j. Holt, D, Hood. Hooper. N. Horn, A. Houston, K. Hunekc. B. Inglish. P. Irin. E. Ivie. C. johnston. I.. johnston. j. john- ston, P. jones. S. jones. j. just. S. Kelley. N. Keplord. Nl. King, C. Kirkpatrick. H. Kuykendall. VI. K5 sar. l.. Lair. D. Landers. S. Lawrence. D. Lee. V. Loelller. B. Lorenz. K. lorenz. K. Lorenz- en, Nl. Love. ROSTER: C. Lovell. A. Beth Luckinhill, I. Lunday. Man ning, C. Marsh, M. Mason, D. Matkin, C. McCaskill, C. Mc Gowen. A. MeLemore. N. Meflord, C. Merrell. D. Mettz, M. Michaud. K. Miller, L. Misenheimer. S. Mitchell. L. Mollitt, M Montgomery, S. Moore, M. Moreland, N. Moren, P. Morrison B. Morrow, H. Neal, I. Nelson, I. Newell, I. Nichols. CI. Nixon P. Norvell, D. Null. D. Oakes, I. Osterhout, C. Parr. L. Pat- mon, I. Partick, B. Perkins, A. Phillips, C. Pike. M. Pollock. B. Powell, M. Powell, I. Powers. B. Ragland, K. Randolph, M. Ratzlafli. M. Rauch, A. Reeser, l.. Richardson. M. Richardson C. Richert. K. Riehel. L. Roberts, S. Roederer, I. Roper, l.. Rose, M. Ross, L. Schellack. M. Schrick. I. Schutkesting, M. Scott K. Shannon, B. Shell, W. Simms, P. Simonson, L. Small. C. Smartt, L. Smith. L. Smith, D. Snapp, L, Sneed, I. Souders. I. Spear, S. Spivey. M. Standlee. S. Stehhins, P. Steepcr, P. Stein- er. I. Stinchcomh. D. Stone, V. Stroup. Cheryl Suenram, L. Sut- ton, S. Sxxigert. M. Taliaferro. I. Terhune, K. Thomas, K. Thomason, E. Thompson. B. Thornhill, F. Toney. P. Tucker, I. Tuggle, L. Turley, A. Turney, S. Upshaw, R. Vaughn, T. Vaughn. N. Vickers, P. Waller, M. Walra. L. Ward. C. War- ren, K. Waugh, R. Weaver, M. Weigant, Wheeler, M. White. M. White, I. Whitson, C. Wiggins. 1, Williams,1. Williams. Cinthia VVilson, P. Wilson. B. VVinslow. P. Wolfe, S, VVood- ward, M. Yates. I.. Zeigler. B. Weeks, 1. Rice. M. Zaitshik. BriH'on's Ceremony of Carols Fea+urecl a+ Annual Chrislmas Sing Solos :intl ducts were proxitlcrl hy tht A: Cluh. Clioralcttcs. .1 small singing group audi- OSU Marching Band Was With real gusto, the director led the band. FRENCH HORN: lVlarion Akin. Douglas Crurnley, jerry lack- son, Wayne jones, loc Kirtley. Marilyn Norris. Sharon Prince. Larry Schuelein, Bill Wheeler. TROMBONE: Carl Baldridge. Tom Bayless. Stephen Blevins, Bill Bonner. Iames Burris, Bob Fitzgerald. David l,eCrand, Mike Ransom, Warren Sager, Lar- ry Taylor. Dennis Vaughn, Bill Wilson. BARITONE: Carry Bentley. Ed Derrick. Bruce Harvison, john Huggins, Darrell Ing- inire, Mike Mitchell. David Pickrell, Paul Smtih. TUBA: George Crawford, Dean Grant. harles Halliburton. Robert Hil- Under New Leadership Under the leadership of a new director, Al- bert Lynd, the OSU Marching Band presented halftime shows at home football games that in- cluded salutes to President Robert Kamm and Irving Berlin. The year began with the an- nual get-acquainted picnic. During the year performances were held at various sports ac- tivities. Highlights of the marching season in- cluded a trip to Lincoln, Nebraska, performing at the Nebraska-OSU game, and a trip to Ok- lahoma City for the governor's inauguration parade. The Concert Band, directed by Hiram Hen- ry, performed a two-day concert tour of live cities in northeastern Oklahoma. The wind ensemble began the season with concerts for the Eine Arts Festival in November and the All-Oklahoma Band Clinic in December. senroth, Carl Ieffcoat. l,eon Lewis, lim I.oats, Chris Underwood. Dave Underwood. Eric lust. BELLS: Linda Bright, Iaren Evers, Melinda Haug. PERCUSSION: Richard Banks, Marvin Bates, lack Carson, Albert Clark, Darrell Dyer, Pat Hargrove. Ian Henry, Verda Holman, Billy Palmer, Cary Washburn. Ri- ta Chase. DRUM IVIAIOR: Don E. Bryant. TWIRLERS: Ann Belcher, Clarice Clark, Phyllis Gray. Darlene Hatton, Car- olyn Herbert. Kathy Hightower, Marilyn McMillen, Caroline Polifka, l.inda Shimanek, Zorita Zevely. FLUTE: Dian Harrison, Karen Huneke, Carolyn Kirkpatrick, Ruth Montgomery. Ann Peoples, Sue Reynolds. lean Sanders. Sue Sherrill, CLARINET: Sharon Anderson, Linda Bennett Wayne Bennett, Alicia Berline. Ronald Bryant, Eugene Butler Royce Caldron. Iaequeline Chain, jim Emerson. Iudy God. ju- dy Hansen, Ann Haplte, Karen Hitt. Susan Holmes. Charles King. Del.inda Krause. Lowell Kyle, Marilyn MaeAllister, Rich- ard Nash. Kay Roether. Liz Stock, Alan Taylor, Fran Toney Donn Vorse, Bing Willis. Phyllis Wojahn. SAXOPHONF Herchel Ayra. Francie Baker. Steve Baker. Donna Balcom, Lo! ela Balcom, Fred Black. Iames Bond. Donald Campbell. Con nie Coonrad, Linda Dawes, Ianell Fnmeier. Dennis Ferrel1,Ime Hardin, Steve Lingle. Bill McClure, Glen Mitchell. Roxen Pat- mon, joe Roller. Royal Taliaferro. Buddy Watson. Mike Will- hoite. Pam Work. CORNET: Cecil Agnew. Roh Barr, Larry Beehy, Phil Bowman, Delmer Boyles. Marcus Calfee, Kenny Cummins, Iames Dixon. Charles Green, Bill Grego. Perry Hood. Shelby Howell, Gary Hutchins. Ioe Ianieson, Dennis jones. George Kizer, Margaret Kysar, Richard McPherson, Ianelle O'- Rourke. Ierry Reynolds, Kenneth Seever, Ginny Shallcross. Charles Thomason. Bill VVhitalier. lim Wills, Kay VVilson, The Band Played For Presideni Kamm's, Governor's lnaugura+ions 0.5.15 '- lwtwfl' , tv' Vi ,445 f,,,r,,,.Af ff 1 uf .aww .iii Ml.: .K ,Q Reaching lor neu dimensions, the OSI' hand provided new and interesting lor- mations lor the home game hall-times this year. ROSTER: Terry Allen. Nancy Albritton. Mary Adams. Wayne sar. Carolyn Kirkpatrick. Melanie Lockney, Lora Mosier. land Bennett. Ian Beale. Stephen Blevins. William Bonner. Don Bry- Mahoney. Anita Northrup. Minnie Peterson. David Riley. Ciao ant. jeff Cheung. Angela Charloe. Ruth Cox. Iulia Dueker. Dar- lyn Rogers. Linda Shank. Sharon Sittcl. Madeline Stexxart. nt rell Dyer. Richard Ehmen. Dennis Ferrell. Dean Grant. lean Taylor. Laxxrence Taylor. Lynn Vonlluntcn. Gary Vtlashbuin Halbrook. Erna Henley. Cary Hutchins. Steve Ilickerson. Nan- Lester Watson. Donna Wehr. Marshall Broun. It-nniier lol n cy Irwin. Gregg jones, Michele jungery. lfric lust. Margaret Ky- son. Gerry Corliss. CSU Symphony Orchesira Heard A+ Inauguration The CSU Symphony Qrchestra offered a vital contribution to the fine arts program at Oklahoma State. This organization rehearsed and performed the best works from all stylistic periods. Directed by Wayne Muller, now in his sec- ond year, the orchestra performed three regu- lar concerts, each featuring a concerto by a first chair player. In addition there was a pops' concert and a feature performance dur- ing the Qklahorna lVlusic Clinic and Festival. a concert tour of several Oklahoma high schools, a performance of the Christmas portion of Handelis 'glVlessiah', in combination with the University Chorus, and an outdoor concert for the inauguration of President Kamm. Semi-annual picnics in the fall and spring were also included in the orchestra's yearly schedule. e orchestra has led a different and exciting year FRONT ROW: Kay Smith, Roberta Price, Mrs. Betty Mize, Pam Priboth, Pat Kroger, Sandy Keranen. ROW 2: Sam Hous- ton, Eileen Beasley, Karen Mc-Evers, Gayle Clapp, Sharon Fel- ible, Robert Barnes. ROW 3: Charles Alexander. Iohn Van Curen, Douglas Lee, Chuck Smith, Gary Aday, Bill Ryan, Steve Hill. Bowling Team Won League Conlfesi' Over Kansas 8: Oklahoma Teams The OSU Bowling Teams were sponsored by the Student Union. Each team was made up of ten men and ten women selected at the beginning of the year by means of a roll-off. Other requirements were at least a l.8 grade- point average and an amateur bowling status. Barracuda's Splash Broadway S'The Barracudais Splash Broadwayw was the climax of another fun-filled year for the Oklahoma State Aquatic Club. The synchron- ized swimming show was presented in Febru- ary with twenty members of the club doing numbers to several hit Broadway songs. The performance done to the music of Pajama FRONT ROW: Pauline Winter, Carolyn Howser. Carolyn Faulkner, Mrs. Allen Ross, lane Bowerman, David Tomlinson, Ian Kohli. ROW 2: Cindy Whitney. Linda Swearingen, Linda Blizzard, Shirley O'Reilly, Leslie Dye, Elaine Smith, joyte The teams participated in an intercollegiate league that included universities in Kansas and Oklahoma. Under the coaching skill of Mrs. Betty Mize, the teams had a good record. In 1967 they won the Interstate League of Kansas and Oklahoma. Show Climaxed Aquatic Club Year Gamei' by four boys and four girls directed by Vice-President Carolyn Faulkner was an Aquatic Club Hfirstfi as it was the First coed aquatic act ever presented at OSU. The club ended its yearas activities with a skiing party and picnic at Lake Carl Blackwell held in late spring. Baker, C-loria Rubac. ROYV 3: Bobby Franklin, Cesar Duran, Terry Silkey, Nancy Lees, Robin Haney, Malkhan Katar, Ken- ny Williams. Bruce Combs. if iz.. Misra! Women's Recreation Assn. Sponsored Inframurals .. 1, ,il A supreme ellort put into a crazy piece of leather. FRONT ROW: Connie Moyers, Roberta Price, Marilyn Roads. DeAnn Stinchcomb, Kristin Harry, Marty McNamara. Rita Al- exander, Ada Whitley. ROW 2: Roberta Hall, Donna McHen- ry, Vinita Ingle, Mary Davidson, Iacqueline Chain, Eileen Beasley, Linda Stead. Katherine Fortney, Gloria Ruhac, Candy Mitchell. ROW 3: Linda Cassady. Darlene Hay, Rosanna The Womenis Recreation Association spon- sored womenis intramural sports at OSU in both Greek and Independent divisions. The program gave its participants the pleasures of competitive sports and also supplied the bene- fits of physical activity, companionship, and planned recreation. The year was culminated at the honors banquet in May by the presen- tation of the traveling trophies to the inde- pendent, sorority, and pledge groups who ac- cumulated the highest number of points in in- tramural sports. Outstanding members were recognized by the presentation of OH awards, the outstanding senior award, and the out- standing ofiicial award. This year WRA sent representatives to the national convention of Athletic and Recrea- tional Federation for Collegie Women held at the University of Wisconsin. Copeland, Sharon Felible, Frances Cirar, Winona Simms, Ioyce Ward, Linda Shimanela, Iudy Harper, Pam Bockelman. ROW -1: Pam Cox, Virginia Branch. Gaynell johnson, Rinda Kop- pitz, Gayle Clapp, Norita Lucas. Suanne Willis, Karen Cuth- bertson, Kathleen Simmons, Linda Stansel, Shirley Winters. l 4 2 3 wg , if Q . T53 1 , FRONT ROW: Ianet Collins, Iames McGinn, Rex Lester, Den- nis Duval, Iohn Lewis, Mike Morgan, Tom Barton, Ken Fles- ner. ROW 2: Io Anne Price, Pam Edwards, Iohn Smith, Shar- on Cranston, Ian Wells, lim Riden, Richard Ford, Ray Maddus, Bruce Morgan. ROW 3: lim Dunn, Chuck Mills, Richard Karate-Do Club Placed The OSU Karate-Do Club during the past year participated in all major karate tourna- ments in the United States. The club placed third in the All-American Karate Team Cham- pionship held in the spring at the Oklahoma University campus at Norman. At this tourna- ment, the memhers also placed in the individ- ual championships. Other tournaments in which the cluh members participated were the Southwest Karate Championship held in Tul- sa, the United States Karate Championship in Dallas, Texas, and the Champion of Cham- pions Tournament held in Fort Worth, Texas. 1- Y ' X t w fa- , T rtt t, tits O-, I ri X-, if 53,3 1 t T it, ,Qs 3 , v in jf A, X x V X NT A L f. . . T 4 NTT lk ff :Q J fig. ', Y '. LLi T it - Aggers. Hal Ferguson, George Wilson, Daniel Zaloudek, Terry Vance, Anceo Francisco, Ioe Roberson, Anthony Tucci. ROW 4: Alvon Crosslin, Alwyn Green, james Timperley. Earnest Richardson, Robert Gough, lim Henrich, Gary Brown, Terry Prelisnick, Cary Prelisnick, Iuan Guevera, Thomas Fremin. Third ln National Contest Karate demands skill. timing and much hard xxorlt FRONT ROW: Allred Cecil, Marilyn Courtney, Ken Winter, Lyn Bogie, Ianetta lVlcCoy, Wayne Crawford, Ioan Chadwick, Kenneth Woods. ROW 2: Sandra Nix, Frances Smith, Mar- garet Zinn, Pam Cooeland, Patricia Younger, lackie Cooper, Bob Romer, Goli Partovi, Pam Miller, Constance Walters. ROW 3: Leroy Schuessler, Fred Black, lon Sparks, Richard Tripp, lohn Hudson, Libby Salmon, Dean Post, Beverly Post, Bob Sullivan, john Bowling, Gary Badgett. ROW 4: Ierry Long, Arthur Bergman, Larry Herring, 'i ony Miller, Randy McLain, Robert Zoppel, Cary Hunter, lohn Gregg, Glen Pidcock, Har- old Bone, Clinton Strong. ROW 5: Karen Davis, Phil Haws, Don Hale, Ierry Hill, Michael Batchelder, Charles Hill, Randy Mt-Coy, lim Colpitt, Robert Rodgers, Eric Stone, Sally Morton, Sharon Fisher. OSU Flying Aggies Ranked Number Two ln Nation The Flying Aggies won the intercollegiate championship seven times and have been named nine times as the club that had made the greatest contribution to United States in- tercollegiate flying. This year, as in the past, the Flying Aggies had courtesy ears shuttleing spectators to and from the home football games. The cars were run on a tip system providing the club one of its major sources of income. The Flying Aggies flew to Wichita in March and toured Cessna, Beechcraft, and Lear let factories. Other mem- bers took trips to Cozumel island, Canada, and New York. The membership of the organization con- sists of two types-those members holding a private pilot rating or higher and those hold- ing a student license or no license who are en- titled to an associate membership. Flying Aggies achieved excellent flying record. FRONT ROW: Steve Carver, Mrs. Larry Cochran. james Riggs, Lindsay Taylor, Barry Stevens. Cindy Radford. jan Herron, Hardy Sears, jean Has. Lind Newman. RCJW 2: Patsy Parks. Carolyn junk. Allen Hamm, Alice Vincent. jody Brown. Diana Smith. Connie Moyers, jack Engleman, Frances Carver. Caro- lyn Lyons. Carla Gaither, ROW 3: Malkhan Katar, Gary Antwerp, Paul Caskin, Scott Bryan. Larry Cochran, Richard Kiracofe. john Witx. Timothy Stebler. Dick Major. Myron jen- kins. Ronnie Ruiz. OSU Sailing Club Team Compeiecl In Oklahoma Collegiaie RegaHa The OSU Sailing Club provided a two- phase program for members. Indoor activities consisted of business meetings, blackboard in- struction on basic sailing and racing, and guest speakers. The outdoor program included basic American Chemical Society Speake The American Chemical Society Under- graduate Aiiiliate Chapter was composed of undergraduate majors in chemistry, biochemis- try, and chemical engineering. At the semi- monthly meetings of the organization, speakers from the faculty and from major industrial and governmental concerns presented current re- FRONT ROW: Bennie Ware, jo Ann Mc-Kinzey. Rose Gideon. Linda Wilcox. Milton King. ROW 2: Dr. K. D. Berlin. Kelly Pell. jack Schroeder. Peter Clark. Vernon Constien. joe Sor- enson. ROVV 'Ez Sterling Browning. Gary Simon. David Moore. sailing and racing lessons at Lake Carl Black- well, as well as day sailing, racing, and Held trips. The clubis racing team again competed in the Oklahoma Collegiate Sailing Associa- tion regatta. rs Discussed Research Problems search problems and discussed careers in chemistry. The chapter also sponsored the j. Austin Burrows scholarship, which was award- ed to an underclass chemistry major at the spring student-faculty banquet. Highlighting the year were tours of many chemical research laboratories in Oklahoma. Marvin Raina. john Lay, Edward Williarns. ROW -1: Cary Rice. Tom Parks. Richard Schuette. Robert Matthiesen, Terry Shaw. David Burleson. Paul Pipes. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Frank M. jay, janet Reed, joy Whitson, Nita Lynch, Betty Burgess. Diane Graham, Barbara Shell, Kar- en Taggart. ROW 2: Donna Barnes, Labath Nall, Glenna Kappa Phi Worked With Unde Kappa Phi members had many activities in keeping with their aim, Every Methodist woman in the university world is a growing Christian and an active participant in the church of today and tomorrovvf, Some of their recent service projects have been working with Sigma Theta Epsilon Founded Chap The H956 national conclave at American University in Washington, DC., became the focal point for Nu chapter of Sigma Theta Ep- silon, a national religious fraternity for Metho- dist men. At the conclave, the Nu chapter won the bid to host the next national conclave at OSU. The organizationis major service proj- FRONT ROW: jeff Glasgow. Steve Goltry, Laura Brandle. William Finley, Martin Tippie. ROW 2: Dale Robertson, Tom Bryant, Duane Ging. Alan Barber, Harry Robertson. jim Pearson, Richard Frank. ROW 3: Gregory Boydston. Richard Huis, Joyce Houk. Linda Garner, Laura Brandle. Kathy Rad- clill, Elaine Smith. jane Rcgicr, Peggy Kobs. rprivileged Children at IOA Ranch underprivileged children and with members of the Sigma Theta Epsilon at the IOA ranch. Other activities included an annual meal in the upper room and sweetheart banquet held with members of STE, and participation in na- tional and Kora conventions. 'fer at OSU, To Host Conclave ects were founding a chapter at OCU, working at the IOA Boys Ranch near Perkins, and pub- licly sponsoring a film of ecumenical concern, 'iThe Bold Communityf' The year was com- pleted when STE and the Theta chapter of Kappa Phi held their annual STE sweetheart banquet and dance. Vlillcr. Iohn Bruner. VValter Kilgore. Max Moore. Harvey Pock. Mike Cook, Robert Stroud. NOT PICTURED: Mitch C. Fra- zier. Monroe Hamilton, Mike Edu ard R. Young, Sponsor. Campus Crusade Prepared Students for Stewardship Campus Crusade for Christ is an interde- nominational student Christian movement which began in l95l at UCLA. Since then it expanded to many of the leading campuses across the nation and to 13 other countries. The primary purpose of Campus Crusade was to communicate the teachings of Jesus Christ and their relevance to the collegians of this generation. This purpose was carried out through College Life, a weekly meeting in which business and professional men and stu- dents related their personal experiences in the Christian life. The non-denominational national and local organization of college students also devoted time to a study of Christian religions. Meeting weekly, the group heard faculty members and Campus Crusade sponsored many interesting speakers. local Students relate their OVVH Christ. Catherings of Campus Crusade at various houses on campus brought large crowds oi' students. FRONT ROW: john Gregath, Kenneth Bretz, Ray Losornio, Iohn Parks. Murry Fleming, Terry Baxter. Larry Crain, Iames Hansen. ROW 2: Gary W. Tripp, Bill Alstine, Charles Bro- naugb, Larry Holt, Alan Enochs. Tony Miller, Omer Schneider. Robert Poppe. ROW 3: Steven Guest. Gary Swart, Iames OSU Engineering Club Thrived The OSU Engineering Club, in its first year of existence, grew to 75 members. Members included all disciplines of freshman and sopho- more engineering and Technical Institute stu- dents, dedicated to the purpose of becoming better acquainted with different fields of en- gineering. Lightner, Rick White, Bob West, Doug Phillips. Tim Kinney. Robert Lewis, Van Harvey. ROW -1: Dennis Paine, Gary Lynn, Gary Patterson, Scott NVeeden, Greg Leskela, Ioe Keller- by, Leroy Wcitzel, Kent Williams, Ronald White, james Houston. During Its Initial Year On Campus Outstanding speakers came during the past year with agencies such as NASA, the Army Corps of Engineers and the CIA, presenting programs. Officers were: Ray Losornio, presi- dent, Doug Phillips, vice-president, Scott Wee- den, secretary and Carl Toma, treasurer. Hotel and Restaurant Society Held Annual Hospitality Day Events The Hotel and Restaurant Society was a professional organization of students in the School of Hotel and Restaurant Administra- tion. Outstanding authorities from the hos- pitality industryu make up a major part of a varied professional program for the organiza- FRONT ROW: lerry Gold, R. I. Ross, Dianna Maple, Bill Sampson, john Mat-Allister, Kathy English, Ivan Town, Kay Roby, Greg Davey. ROW 2: Katharine Reed, Martha johns- ton, Robert Ruthart. Bob Paulsen, Don Schille, Charles Willson, Joseph Montalband, Darwin Crider, Gary Hines, Bill Marshall. ROW 3: Art Goessel, Art Casper, Carolyn Plecker, loan War- tion. Hospitality Days, as an industry-student coordinated event, was the annual program highlight. The purpose of the event was to foster a meaningful relationship between stu- dent members and the industry. den, Don Paulson, George Chapdelaine, Mark Bergner, john Cornyn, Iohn Frederick Wiles, David Andrew. ROW -1: Io- seph Disanto, Iim Costello, Iohn Parkinson, Robert Ramee. Robert Myers. Bob jordan, Phil Langston, Eric Behnke, Barry Baker, Michael Mize, Robert Thompson. FRONT ROW: Marvin Abbott, Dorothy Ramming, Wilma Ramming, Emelie Koerner, Linda Warnke, Wayne Meyer. ROW 2: Warren Cole, Iames Mueller. Vernon Constein. Karl Gamma Dell'a Went To S+a+e-Wide Gamma Delta offered students the oppor- tunity to talk with fellow Lutherans on cam- pus. Its meetings gave the student the experi- ence of interchange in recreation, discussion and worship. The goal of Gamma Delta was to offer a program here on campus which Bap+is+ Student Union Raised Funds, Activities for BSUiers this year included summer Bible school, fall retreat at Ponca City, the state BSU convention, and the raising of funds for the Summer Missions through the Buck-A-Month Club. Discussion seminars and FRONT ROVV: Jimmie Clement. john Moody. Iohn Scales. Linda Sutton. Myra Rainey, Karen Boldin. ROW 2: Iudith Stephens. Indy Thompson, Mary Korthase. Margaret lfadaley. Kuhlmann, Paul Crundmann. Hal Meier, Don Sylvester, Rob- ert Seebeek. Re+rea+, Gave To Mission Work would promote knowledge and service in the Christian faith. This year's activities included a state-wide retreat, caroling rest homes during the Christmas season and contributing to mis- sion work. Held Spring Banquet and Picnic vespers were held weekly, highlighted by rep- resentatives of Teen Challenge from New York City. Social events included the annual Round-Up Party, a Witch Hunt, spring ban- quet, spring picnic. and International Tea. ludith VVest. Karen lioxxler. ROW' '31 ,lim S3HCll'I'SflI1,lDIDLlgI- las Smith. Bill Gentry. lidxvin Meyers. David Mont-reif, Larry Deonicr, Alan Mattingly. FRONT ROW: Darlyne Gaynor. Bettye Dickson, Nancy Stiles, Ashley Alexander. Chet Willey, Suzanne Inciardi. ROW 2: Janice Henry, Toni Miller, Bill O'l.oughlin, Brenda Krittcn- brick, Lynn Mullinax, Ann Perry, Carolyn Garrard, Elaine l.aFerry. ROW 73: Herb Jimmerson, Karen White, Winona Simms, Nancy Whisenhunt, Emily Warner. Joyce Allbritain. Martha Johnston, Vicky Willoughby, Joyce Stormont, Alex Whitmore. ROW -1: Frances Little, Carole Cumm, Joe Welsch, Robert Fewcl, James Hudson. Mike Brown, Rick Dun- can, Ronnie Burton, Richard Curtis, George Crawford. Student Entertainers Traveled Throughout The S+a're Oklahoma State University's Student En- tertainers, a student employment organization, served a three-fold purpose: providing student employment opportunities, developing student confidence through public performances and furnishing entertainment for community civic clubs, schools, and churches as a public service. Besides being called upon to perform fre- quently on the campus, the organizationis tal- ented students entertained throughout the state and were able to perform anywhere, day or night, with little advance notice. Any stu- dent at OSU who could provide wholesome en- tertainment of any type was eligible to join Student Entertainers. Officers of the organization were: Chet Wil- ley, president, Suzanne Inciardi, vice-presi- dent, Sally Slack, secretary, and Ashley Alex- ander, sponsor. Student entertainer won Freshman Talent Show. FRONT ROW: Maurice Ale, Iamcs Hassell, Carole Vanlan - ingham, Ioan Baker. ROW 2: Karen Hamilton, Sarah Bair , d David Edger, Terry Denton, Claire Danielson. d Sigma Tau Delta Published Two Highly Successful Soliloquys Sigma Tau Delta, the honorary English fraternity, this year published two editions of the campus literary magazine, SOLILOQUY, which is comprised of poetry, short stories, works of art and new this year, scholarly arti- cles, all by OSU students and faculty. Inter- esting programs were presented by faculty members at monthly meetings. New pledges were introduced at both the spring banquet and annual Christmas party. The fraternityis sponsor, Dr. Mary Rohr- berger, recently published a book entitled Hawthorne and the Modern Short Story. Theta Sigma Phi Co-sponsored +he Highly Successful Varsity Revue Theta Sigma Phi is the national honorary organization for women in the field of journal- ism. The organization co-sponsored with Sig- ma Delta Chi the annual Varsity Revue, the popular money-making venture for the clubs. Each year the members plan a matrix table for all state women journalists who are in- vited to attend. Every year S300 is contributed to the School of lournalism for scholarships. This year the president attended the national convention in Houston. Marty Sewell. Linda Ray, Cathleen Yordi, Barbara Henderson. Fire Protection Society Aimed at Greater Fire Safety Young but capable hands stopped local fires. FRONT ROW: Richard Caines. Richard Oggero, Robert Barr. lack Martin, Bryan Searcy, C. L. Sartain. ROW 2: VI. I. Roubshait. lon Greenauali. David Iuelich, Andy Vlillcr. Iamcs lipling, Iohn Benlaert. David Stadel. ROW 3: Willred Kirk- inan. Iaines Schililiti. Robert Noll. Barry Bush. Kenneth Per- The purpose of the Fire Protection Society was to promote interest in the field of fire pro- tection technology. Onc of the few groups of its kind in the nation, this organization pro- vided its members with a technical and social background. The highlight of the year was pledge Week ending with the annual Society Ball. At the semi-formal ball, the pledges were made mem- bers of the society and the outstanding pledge of the year was named. The Fire Protection Society was also an out- standing pep group on campus this year. lVlost members could readily be seen with their or- ange cowboy hats aboard the societyis l927 Ahrens Fox fire truck at all pep rallies and home football games. Otlicers of the society were president, Rich- ard Cainesg vice-president, Richard Ogerrog secretary, Paul Sealong and treasurer, Doug- las Forsman. ry, Steven Wilson. Russ Goodwin. Nlardell Bellatti. ROW -l: Sherman Manchester. Tom Davidson, Frank Duncan. Fd l.c- bold. Thomas Dawson. George Kitchen, Bob Buckingham. Ken- neth Drum. Robert Hall. FRONT ROW: Marvin Robertson, Marshall Balfe, Virginia Buchanan. Ian Dunkelberg. Don Wheeler. Donald Allen. ROW 2: Manhar Mistry, Glen Dickerson, Terry Hyatt. Steven Coffey. American Institute ot Architects The Oklahoma State chapter of the Ameri- can Institute of Architects, in conjunction with the national chapter, provided the members with benefits to further their interest and en- lightment in architectural fields. Included in the organizationis projects were the AIA Newsletterf' a student publication started this Dennis Felix, Roy Thornton. ROW 3: Iames Stanton, Gary Wood. Larry Herring, I. R. Haflxer, Thomas Lekawski, Ierry Fine, Richard Greenwold. Began Newsletter Publication year, a scholarship fund, and a field trip in the spring such as their last trip to Old Mexico. At regularly scheduled meetings, the AlAis pro- gram of interesting lecturers included both practicing architects and professors of archi- tecture. Beta Chi Sigma Acquaintecl Members With New Construction Ideas Beta Chi Sigma, a professional organization, was designed for those students enrolled in construction technology. The organization helped those members needing Financial as- sistance by part time jobs on and around the campus. Field trips were planned to acquaint the FRONT ROW: Tex Ehlers. Ron Giersas. Iamcs Disney. Wile son Barbee. Danny Thomas. ROW 2: jimmy Sellers, Don Lar- members with the rapidly growing construc- tion industry and to update their knowledge of new materials. A 2.5 grade average was re- quired for membership in the organization. Otiicers of Beta Chi Sigma for the year were president, Ron Gierasg vice-president, Iames Disneyg and secretary, Wilson Barbee. rabee. Chuck Hornbostel, Robert Coke, David Schroeder. Rod- ney Hcitfeld, Lyle Allen. , .ing L ' A FRONT RUVV: Paul Hollrah. Mike Basi11g1'r, Mike Birdsall. lzillgft'i1t' Nliu-hell. Ed Hicks. Cleorge Collington. Vincent 121- 11a1'1'llz1, Robert Johnston. ROW 12: Philip Holcn1a11, Harold Evans, Ned Carnes, Ianics Rl721L'l1, l.11t1is NlclUz111iels. lcd Carmis, janics Norton, Charles 1:11111-s. ROW 'Ez Shahid Nawaz, Max American Society o The OSU Student Section of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers served to het- ter acquaint the engineering student with his chosen field. During the year the cluh spon- sored interesting and informative films, lec- tures, technical reports, and field trips. All oi these provide the young engineer with a het- ter insight into the ever changing field of en- gineering. Every year, many members com- pete for cash prizes at ASME sponsored design and paper contests. During Engineering Week, ASME sponsored a queen candidate and main- tained an exhihition in the Engineering Expo- sition. Mitchell, lim Hai-bolt. Uscar Scott. lack Mccahe. WL'SlJ6l,!1Zil'I'. Cir-urge l.l1'1wllyn, john Lewis. james Vltwller. ROW -iz Ken- neth Cl'2lXXllIlI'Li. Stv1'v11 Fiser, Robert Morgan, Henry Stewm. Eugene Spillman, lim Bracllcy,Ioh11 llarder. 11711 lDil'iiiilIl. George Dolezal. jerry Btitterhatigh. f Mechanical Engineers Field trips xxcrc both 1-d111'ational and enjoyable. 3 FRONT ROW: Beverly Klenda. Kaye Sehoelen. Vlalinda We- Ianet Iones. Dorothy Kanelakos, Carol Smith, Merry Munsch. her. linda Looman, Bonnie Bitst'he.'Marilyn Kubik, Kay lfhr- hart. Carol Forslund. ROW 2: Ann Seam. l,y'dia Smith. Marilyn Biddler, lizlith Mitchell. lfdwina Cook, Wilma Mu- Ceehon. Marta Ross. Medical Technology Society Informed Of lnternsbip Requiremen+s Striving to aid the student, the Medical Technology Society' sponsored programs con- centrating on the fields of medical technology' and micro-biology. Throughout the year. members of this honors organization were or- iented to the Curriculums and internship re- quirements designated by various hospitals and medical clinics throughout the country. Pro- fessional Films stressing new laboratory tech- niques and research opportunities in addition to field trips supplemented the society's ac- tivities. Sfudeni' lndusfrial Ar+s Associa+ion Held Toys For To+s Proiect The SIAA repaired and painted toys for un- fortunate children during the Christmas sea- son. A plaque was presented annually to the outstanding senior in the SIAA at the spring picnic, the highlight of the entire year. FRONT ROW: Larry' Tarlton, jim Bias, l.. H, Bengston. john Tate. Ronald Honeyeutt. Don Combrink. Robert Morris. lim Realty. james Sharpton. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Rippy. Sieve Stroup. l.arry Hime. Robert Sharpe. Ierry' Stierwalt, Tommy' Fa- il I W V z-ti , 1-F mega:-i-:zz k f . , 'itaigi' ,f . ' eg: w,g1a,w-1, .ig The main objectives of the SIAA were to widen and deepen the interest and knowledge of industrial arts students in this technological age. galde, Tyler Stephens, Daryl Hallman, Charles Herndon. Doug- las Lee. THIRD ROVV: Clyde Rallety. Mike Fritz. .lame Mohley. Pat Gaul. lojseph Asialan. Iohn Shaklee. Ioe VVorley. Patil Bryant. John Rogers. Tom Correll. Charles Ripley. Alpha Phi Omega Helped Boy Scouts, Blood Drive an 7' fi .. Alpha Pi's entertained during a rush smoker. Theta Sigma chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity based on the ideals of scouting, ranked sixth in the nation this year out of 427 active chapters. The annual Alpha Phi Omega service projects included a blood drive, publicity for Peace Corps Week, a full-time call list for the University Hospital, and assistance at Boy Scout functions. Other activities included the pledgemember football game and participation in the Homecoming parade. ln November, organization members hosted the Section 9-A Conference with over 85 delegates representing six universities in Ar- kansas and Oklahoma. President Kamm gave the Welcoming address at the opening meet- ing. This year the men of Theta Sigma chose their first chapter sweetheart, Miss Sandra Lawrence, who was crowned at the annual sweetheart banquet and dance held in the spring. FRONT ROW: Robert Builiiigton, C. l., Webb. Stexen Palmer. Vkfillison. ROW 3: Ralph Iless. Tom Nothsline, leroy But- Riehard McKinley, George Odell. ROW 12: Charles Tigue. terbaugh, jerry Keisler. Ioseph Ceis. David Shell. Duane Cook, Ronald Raper, Phil Langston, Ladd l.entx. Charles FRONT ROW: Heather Heath, Marcia Farmer, Karen Hove. Carol Arnold, Cheryl Sclman, Carol Ioachim, Rita Owen. ROW 2: Margaret Williams, Marty Graham, Nancy Price, Kaye Ver- non, Diane Archer, Ieanne Alexander, Ianis Carter, Jeanne Fleming, Rebecca Iones. Little Sisters of Minerva Added Color and Gaieiy To SAE Events Throughout the year the Little Sisters of Minerva, girls, auxiliary of Sigma Alpha Epsi- lon fraternity, were seen working and having fun as they sold basketball programs at var- sity games, cheered at the SAE intramural events, decorated for the fraternity's social events, and planned various activities for the pledges and members. In the spring the or- ganization hosted a Little Sister of Minerva convention for chapters from a three-state area. Chi Delphia Gave Christmas Party For Underprivileged Children The girls of Chi Delphia, the newly organ- ized service auxiliary, helped to promote the interests of Delta Chi fraternity. The mem- bership was comprised of girls who had an ac- FRONT ROW: Suzy Morgan, Vinita Bettinger, Barbara Dil- lon, Mrs. O. F. Schmidt, Iane Schiller, Deirdre Carrnody, Karen Straw. ROW 2: Pam Weigle, Khris Cotton, Iudy Bell, Kara tive interest in Delta Chi. Among the func- tions for this year were the Delta Chi-Chi Del- phia member football game and a joint Christ- mas party for underprivileged children. Wilson, Marianna Aaron, Donna Nichols, Kay Lorenzcn, Shar- on Winkler, Lynn Whitton. FRONT ROW: Joel Block, Dr. Charles Allen. Carole Cooper. Maxwell Lewis. Sheila Wisherd, Anne Asplund, Marty Sewell, Bob Gibson, Bill Oden. Alan Krug, ROW 2: Barney Lehnibacla. Cathlcen Yordi, Barbara Henderson, Iohn Bowles. Pi Alpha Mu Edited Sports Specials As Money Raising Proiect Pi Alpha lVlu, an honorary advertising fra- ternity, included in its activities field trips to various newspapers and advertising agencies in metropolitan cities. Highpoint of the year was the field trip to Madison, Wisconsin, where the organization, under the leadership of Dr. Charles Allen, conducted an in-depth leader- ship study. Money for the organization was raised through its two projects-the Fall and Spring Sports Specials. This money was used to pay for the organizationis field trips and a S300 donation to the OSU School of Journal- ism scholarship fund. Pi Mu Epsilon Honored Outstanding Freshman Mathematics Students The purpose of Pi lVlu Epsilon, a national honorary mathematics fraternity, was to pro- mote the study of mathematics among gradu- ate and undergraduate students. Activities of the chapter included monthly meetings at which mathematical topics were FRONT ROW: Larry Porter, Karen Phelps, Robert Gibson. Prof. john Holliman. lean Prescott. ROW 2: Ianiee Case, Kay Schones, Iocly Bellamy. George Kizer, Diane Graham. lo Ann discussed and joint functions were held with the faculty. At the annual spring banquet, awards were given to the honor initiate and the outstanding freshman mathematics stu- dent. Rieheri, Judy Herring. ROW '52 Iirn Bradley, Uarvin Heer, john Nlaeiula. Terry Denton, Duane Matthiesen, Vinson Smith, Neal Kilmer. FRONT ROW: William Pui-Hang Fung, Larry Porter, Gary ROW 2: james Pirtle, Charles McCarty, Richard Howe, Don Hughes, Charles Nlundis. Gregory Mitacek. Richard jones. Hubbard, Gerald Purscll, E. j. Daugherty, Daniel Forbes. American Institute Ot Chemical Engineers Held Departmental Tour The American Institute of Chemical Engi- neers included in its organization both a social and technical function. This year an end-of- the-year picnic and a formal banquet were held. AICHE was also active during Home- coming as they offered coffee and tours of the department. Speakers from various phases of chemical and petroleum industries high-lighted the bi-monthly meetings. The oflicers for the past year were president, jim Randall, vice- president, Gary Hughes, 2nd vice-president, Larry Porter, secretary, Patsy Allen, treasur- er, joe Mundisg and advisor, Dr. R. L. Rob- inson. American Institute For Design and Drafting Included Trip Activities The American Institute for Design and Drafting established a relationship between the student and the professional field of design drafting. Activities included fall and spring held trips, a spring picnic, and guest speakers FRONT ROW: Mike Kinsloxx, jim Crillin, Phyllis Vlusgravc, Donald VI. McAllister, Ronnie Carr. Dale Taylor, johnny Yost. Donald Weesner. R. D. Brumlield. ROW 2: john Smith. 6. ' u .L ... . at meetings. Many members entered the 1966 National AIDD scholarship contest. Michael Kinslow received one of the three scholarships, and jim Griffin got an honorable mention. David Potter, jack Lollis, johnny Schelfler. Monte Schafer. Howard Harrolle, Wade Rood. Paul Crist, Robert Essner, Rob- ert Shaw, james Shay. M E ii 1 -2 4l. FRONT ROW: Cheryl Newman, Lynda Herod, Connie Es- mond, Gloria McCaskill, Evelyn Sanders, Susan Nowacki, Kar- en Liaboe, Charlotte Lyon, Loretta Cottrell. ROW 2: Marilyn Mayes, Linda Kroanier, Marilyn Sanderson, Gerry Pinkston. Karen Leader, Ioyce Gessel, Anne Maynard, Del Teter, Sheila Alexander, Mary Dalton. Young Women's Christian Assoc. Stressed Personal Development Stressing personal development as a woman, the Young Womenis Christian Association helped members achieve their goals through active community participation. In the Life Option Forum, distinguished speakers lectur- ed to the women concerning education, mor- als, and a womanis role in society. This year the women gave a party for the mentally re- tarded and they participated in a YWCA hu- man relations conference. Members corres- ponded with students from Hissom Memorial Center and toured the center. Girls of the Golden Heart Collected Goods For Needy Families Girls of the Golden Heart, auxiliary of Sig- ma Phi Epsilon fraternity, planned service pro- jects for pledges, brothers, and community. The major project of the year was the collec- tion of canned goods in the Stillwater area for Thanksgiving dinners for needy families. Due to the fine cooperation of the Stillwater and FRONT ROW: Lonna Black, Diane Keck, Anne Eby, Linda Chesnutt, Ian Worthington. ROW 2: Nancy lVIcFall, lanice Cresse, Linda Hensley, Sharon Lesser, Linda Eostvedt, Carroll campus communities, the group was able to supply 40 needy families with a holiday din- ner. The Girls of the Golden Heart, chosen by the fraternity membership, made a notable contribution to Sigma Phi Epsilon, Oklahoma State University and Stillwater. Griffiths, Nancy Wright. ROW 3: Iudy Faber, Iudy l.unday, Maureen O'Mara, Paula Richardson, Iayne White. Iana Vin- zetta, Deidra McGrilf. -..E FRONT ROW: Ali Kindi, Dr. Allen Rowe, Alejandro Riolrio, Carolyn Abbott, Smith Alex, Rebecca Brown, Abelardo Bravo, Tsegaye Emmanuel. Ewald Friedle. ROW 2: Roberto Mantel- lini, lose Ortiz, Edward Gonsalves, M. I. Boubshait, Arthur Messineo, Fernando Garcia. Cesar Duran, Luis Silva, Enrique Serrano, MD. Ansar Rahman. ROW 3: M. A. A. Cazi, Atila Evrenos, Howard George, Salah Yousili, David lohnson, Tesfaye Akilu, Omar Yaakub, Brian Devenish, Khidir Halirn, Flynn Beharry, Pedro Simona. OSU Soccer Club Introduced New Sport, Cultural Ideas To Campus The OSU Soccer Club strove to promote better international relations among its mem- bers by active participation in the game, fel- dowship, and the exchange of cultural ideas. The organizationas schedule consisted of Wed- nesday and Friday exercises and scheduled matches with teams of universities from cities Xi-Mu Schedule Devoted To Practi Xi Mu, with the purpose of assisting the pre-law student through a successful transition from undergraduate study to law school launched its educational program with a three- art orientation series by the faculty advisor, Professor Fred l. lVIcDonald. The series includ- ed discussions of law school entrance require- FRONT ROW: Larry jones, Anita Carter, Rita McClaskey. B5 ron Nh-Govvan. Thomas Carmcnt. lellrey Spelman. Harvey Paine. ROW 2: l.ila Zavodnv, D. E. Brower. Patrick Dorf. RFE. Foster. Frankie Robbins, Mary Ann Spencer. lim Guild, in a three-state area such as Austin, Shawnee, Wichita, and Norman. Of these games the OSU Soccer Club won 3, lost 2, and tied 2. Officers of the OSU Soccer Club for the past year were president, Roberto Mantellinig vice- president, Alberto Cadenag and secretary, Becky Brown. cal Aspects Of Legal Careers ments and degrees offered. Xi lVlu was host to representatives of the stateas three law schools. The second semester's program schedule was devoted to the practical aspects of legal careers in the areas of private practice, governmental service, and corporate law. Shari Durkin. ROW 3: Richard Farris. Michael Largent. Ralph Hess. Dale Felton, Harry Saunders. Iames Calliey, Steve Nlaison. Dave Detrick. Karl Urausse. lain 'W CJ W Sunday night forum hours were often led by lay Cideon, co-ordinator for UCCF functions. Viral lssues Discussed ln United Campus Christian Fellowship Series The United Campus Christian Fellowship was the campus student group of the United Presbyterian, Christian CDisciplesj, United Church of Christ, and Evangelical United Brethren churches, This year the UCCF sponsored dialogue groups, worship in Bennett Chapel on Tuesday evenings, Sunday evening Alphabeiis Assisted ln Tutoring The Alphabetts, an auxiliary of the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity, assisted the fraternity members in various chapter activities. This year the organization worked on such com- munity projects as supervising clubs for the Young Womenis Christian Association, donat- FRONT ROW: Ianrie Lawson, Cheryl Nlinter, Bozen Patrnon, Deborah Robinson. ROW 2: Ieri Taylor, Cwendolyn Harrison. forums, the academy series, Stillwater tutor- ing projects, and other programs of student in- terest. The UCCF supported student involv- ment in university life, community issues, and world affairs. The chief characteristic of the organizationis program was Hunitedf, Programs For Local School Children ing recreational equipment for community children, and assisting in the tutoring program for the grade school children in Stillwater. By participating in these activities, the organiza- tion contributed to the fraternity and to the community. Thomesene Withers, Bradford Brown, Sheila Manning, Arber Dixon. FRONT ROW: joe Merritt, Charles Willson, john jones. ROW 2: Dennis Durbin, Roy Bau- com, Michael Lipperd. john l.ewis. MRHA Judicial Board Actecl As Jury For Individual Student Cases Much like the American trial system, the MRHA judicial Board reviewed cases that came up in the MRHA system where some form of trouble had arisen but there was no clear cut case of anyone being right or wrong. The defendant and plaintili presented witness- es on their behalf and the board, which was composed of one member from each dorm, heard the case and passed judgment on the case. While the board acted as the jury, their recommendations were taken into careful con- sideration for the Final decision. Physical Education-Majors and Minors Program PEMM Club, which consists of physical edu- cation majors and minors, was host to Mrs. Gene Meredith, physical therapist from Tulsa, who met with the club and stressed the im- portance of physical therapy in the treatment of disease. In October the Karate Club of OSU gave an interesting demonstration of sev- FRONT ROW: Linda Stead, Roberta Price, Donald Warner, Billie jones, Bruce Martin, Kristin Harry, Linda Stansel, Betty Smith. Dr. john Bayless, Andy Todd. Charlotte Lyon. ROW 2: Linda Coll, Roberta Hall, Becky Cobble, Carolyn Savage. Cheryl Walker, Virginia Barnard, Lynda Reynold, Vicki Hep- ner, Sue Reynolds, Carol Ogle. Darlene Sellers. Darlene Hey. Patricia Norris. Pam Bockelman. ROW 3: Donna McHenry, jody Cattis, Marty McNamara. Barbara Criser, Carole Bay- hylle, Shirley Winters. Cathy Dunn, Bonnie Choney, joyce eral karate skills, and group participation was conducted. At a February meeting members saw amaz- ing archery accuracy displayed by Mrs. Betty Grubb, women's World archery champion of l964-l965 and a contender for the present title. Ward, Surilda Hudson, janet Moore, Kathleen Simmons, jane Carlile. ROW -l: Margaret Wettengel, Alice McKcown. Linda Cassady, Sharon Felible. Rosanna Copeland, Tom Hollis. Kar- en Cuthbertson, Cayle Thompson. Suannc Willis, Rita Alex- ander. Sue Rehm, Sandra Burnam. Bobby james. Orrin Cle- ment. ROW 5: jarel Hansen. james Cathey, David Sanders, Bill Kem, Don Hale. Doug Cathey. Carl Moore, David Alter- berry. Ronald Raper, Donald Raper. Monty Wight, james Maul- din, Donald Frost. FRONT ROW: Bijan Morshcdizadeh, Isaac Vardanian, Glee Wilson, aeed Hashemi, Mustafa Latfi. ROW 2: Behzad Hak- imi, lVIahmood Khavanin, Nasser Touliyati, Reza Badii. Mo- hommad Shoushitarian. Hossein Begdeli. Ilossein Moshrelnoory. Iranian Students Introduced the World Ot Iran to State People The Iranian Students Club included in its various activities this year participation in the International Exhibiton and Internatonal Tal- ent Show, sponsoring an organization picnic, and explaining the OSU campus to new stu- dents trom Iran by conducting regularly held meetings. The club received educational ma- terial trom the Iranian Embassy and distrib- uted it on campus to further introduce Iran to the people of Oklahoma. Olticers of the Iran- ian Students Club this year were president, Isaac Vardaninag vice president, Saeed Hash- emig and treasurer, Bijan Morshed-Zadeh. OSU Botanical Club Strivecl For Meaningful Cultural Interchange The OSU Botanical Club stimulated an in- terest in the botanical sciences and strived to promote cultural interchange among American and foreign students. Numerous informal cof- fees to foster better student-faculty relations were sponsored by club members. Members FRONT ROW: Gorge Parker, Howard Douelas. Dale Iiopp. Margiaret Husuan i.u. ROVV 2: Esther Ridley. Sunil Saran. f also found time to keep a library of current news publications and a special area tor them to meet and discuss ditterent phases of their work. Other activities were sponsored during the year. Randy NlcCo5. Parx iz Iatala. fVlall4liah Katar. E i i l V FRONT ROW: joe Aldrich, Bob Martin, David Nieto, Michael ling, Richard johnson. ROW 'Sz David Mclcmore, Ianies R. Sanders, Dorliss Sumter, David Waite. ROW 2: Kenneth Eger. Martin, Resley Glenn, jerry Hays, Iamcs Thompson. Ronald Cary Bolay, Ralph Lanham. Connie Wilkerson, Warren Fad- Masias, Paul Pingleton. Rho Nu Tau Promoted Use Ot Radiation Technicians To Employers In its first full year of existence at OSU the Radiation and Nuclear Technology Society planned to promote and foster a better under- standing between potential employers and the radiation technician by so orienting their func- tions and activities. Field trips were taken to acquaint members with firms which utilize Sigma Alpha Iota Sponsored Iota Alpha chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota, in- ternational music fraternity for women, in- cluded in its activities formal business meet- ings and monthly musicales. This year mem- bers were found ushering at campus music re- citals, selling concessions at the Oklahoma Music Festival, and assisting with state music FRONT ROW: l.ynn Woosley. Margaret Kysar, Kerry Hick- man, Carolyn Kirkpatrick, Carol Byrd, Ian Roper.. ROW 2: Carol Crussell, lanis Hendricks. Fran Toney, Connie Coppong- radiation and to acquaint the firms with the OSU Radiation and Nuclear Technology pro- gram. Meeting Topics ranged from individual student projects to radiation aspects of civil defense and architectural radiation shielding in new high-rise buildings. Monthly Musicals, Music Festival contests and the Oklahoma Music Teachers Association convention. The girls were heard Christmas caroling with other music frater- nities and participating in the annual Spring Sing. Pledge and patroness initiations round- ed out a very full and prosperous year. er, Deana Kay Wilson, Barbara Kirlcy, Mary Willard. ROW 3: Anne Martin, Nancy Lee, Barbara Lorenz. Kendall Pack. Kathy Hoar, Tina Cray, Linda Rose, Eleanor Keller. f Y 41 'L 13 C--.x I' X , ' X . , ,f rd 2-Ji' the student Greek living -- we looked for a ius'rifica'rion placing value on high academic srandards . . . parficipafion . . . and +he acquisifion of social graces we endured femporary discomforfs . . . hoping, +he ul'rima're rewards would be grea'rer. Greeks FRONT ROW: Elaine Haehle, Susan Payne, Melinda Hanraty. na Owen, Ian Iennings, Margaret Moore, Marsha Ray. Linda Michele Ratlill, Nancy Samuelson, Nancy Allison. Sandra Tuck- Blizzard, Ruth Folmar, Suzanne Ohan. Cheryl Anderson, Don- er. ROW 2: Virginia Lee, Janis Carter, lane Beecham, Mar- na Taggart. jorie Connors, Iacque Frost, Pamela Cheatham. ROW 3: Don- Panhellenic Council Initiated Rush Improvements Panhellenic Council made improvements in the soror- ity rush system. Rush Weekend for freshman and sopho- more vvomen was initiated in the spring to encourage continual membership selection. A coke party to enter- tain Stillwater high-school seniors was also begun in the spring. The council's invitation to Alpha Xi Delta so- rority to colonize on the OSU campus was accepted for fall, 1967. Other activities included sponsoring Ir. Pan- hellenic and co-sponsoring with IFC Greek Week. FRONT ROW: Burns Harris, Tom Gann. R. I. Ross. David ert Matthiesen Tom Harbison Barry Bloyd Tom Iu as ROW Pickrell, Hank Hankla, james O'Hara, Mike Wendel. ROW 2: 4: Don ohnson C eorge Briggs Stew Maison Dirk Shdnfzhsn Dave Bluethman, Bill Farr. Pal Brooks, Steve Paetz. Mike Hill. Dave Wd aitx mics Oven Ken Ceo Vlike H att Pete Reynolds, F. H. Coforth, Dick Call. ROW '31 john Rea, llromas Bruce Dearborn, Mike Rodgers, Sam Lewis, Rich l,ihou, Rob- IFC Celebrated Fraiernilies' Golden Anniversary The Interfraternity Council observed the Golden An- niversary of national fraternities at OSU. Each month the council sponsored an event to celebrate the anniver- sary. The activities were as follows: September, National IFC oiiicer spoke on Pledging - A Prelude to Leader- ship , November, Greek Week banquetg December, Christmas tree lighting ceremonyg Ianuary, Greek Sun- dayg February, Pledge Civic Project Dayg March, speech by U.S. Supreme Court lustice Tom Clarkg April, Honors and Awards banquet, Leadership conference, and Spring Singg and May, art show. Jr. Panhellenic Council Relayed Ideas To Pledge Classes junior Panhellenic represented the pledge classes through various projects. The council served as hos- tesses at a Ir. IFC reception. Campus leaders spoke to the group on ways to serve the university and council members relayed the ideas to their classes. The year ended with a Creek-Independent party. FRONT ROW: Sheralyn Summers, jane Ann Aldrich, jan Kohlez. ROW 2: Sue Iane Price, Coby Collins, Susan Halter, Ann Maynera, Margaret Howard, Betty Donkin. Jr. IFC Direc+ed Pledge Civic Proieci Day ln Oklahoma Ciiy junior IFC conducted a Pledge Civic Pro- ject Day in Oklahoma City which involved over 400 OSU pledges. Twelve projects were undertaken, including taking a downtown sur- vey for the city manager. FRONT ROW: Tom Lucas, liriek Sippel, Robert Fisher, jon Peterson, Vernon Wallace. Dean Henderson, Robert Suggs. ROW 2: Doug Bates, Paul Podolec, john Atkins, Rick White, David Howells, Tim Tallehicf. Andy Dean, Robert Lewis, Edward Pickett. ROW 3: Bud- dy Clements, Scott Campbell, Glenn Leavitt, Robert Sadler, Don Hor- ner, Mike Walker, Michael Wilson, David Buck, Mark Livesay, Pat- rick Hearn, Ken Baird. Alpha Phi Alpha Develo Epsilon Epsilon chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha celebrated its tenth anniversary on the OSU campus . . . During the past year the fraternity has been active in varsity athletics, community action projects, and inter-collegiate competi- tion . . . Varsity star Arnold Drake was named to the list of all-Americans in track . . . Frank Sneed, a three-year letterman made outstand- ing contributions to the varsity football team . . . All members of the fraternity donated time and energy counseling with underprivi- leged youth in the minority area of Stillwater . . . The most notable contribution was the development of a Gray-Y basketball team . . . Wilbur Thomas was a member of the Univer- sity poultry judging team, which placed First in the nation . . . Fraternity social events included the Inaugural Banquet and Dance, the Roman Holiday Party, and thc traditional Black and White Ball ending the yearis activities . . . Out- standing leadership by Kenneth Kimbrough, Wilbur Thomas, secretary, Sam Robertson, treasurer, Stanley Evans, dean of pledges. ped Boys' Basketball Team Winter-wary Alpha Phi Alpha's stock the lireplacc Melvin Collins, Stanley Evans. Kenneth Kim- brough. Calion Lock- ridge, Samuel Robertson. Milton Scott, lfrank Sneed, Wilbur Thomas, Sidney Wray. t their all nighi session ol' the nu- lionall vollegizile pastime hriclge. ROW l: Vlarlx Bailey. Glenn Bergdosli. john l5ernz1rnl5,lol1n Rluethman, l.ouis Boclnzlr. Phillip Boxxnizin, lim renee lirewer. Patrick Brooks, Rohert Brown, William Burnell. ROW 2: jim Carlisle. Mark Carlile, David Casey. lid Child' ress. Charles Cope. Steven Coxxden, l.z1rry Cox, lf, Dean Dugger. Cary Dunlap, Charles Finley. ROW: 3: Roger lfosler, larel llansen. llonald llayes. Roherl llayes. Ren llzizlell. lion Heine, Timolliy llexxett. Rnherl llir-ks, l.2lFI'y llodgmn. William lloxxzircl. . i .-. ,, ...y W l 5 A . ,, , Z,,,.,,,,,,.! ROVV -l: john Hoxxzirlh. llenry llllllilll, james K2lI'lC'lilliIlS. Iohn l.eBus. Bill Nlelferron. Donald Murray, Rnherl Nelson, Ciereilcl O'Mealey, llzxle Osborn, Hal Oswalt. ROW 5: Steve Parker, Clillord Phelps, Richard Pierce, Cary Pinkston, Earl Purcell. Roger Rey nolcls, Randall Rieliarcls, Den' nis Schneider. Buck Sheward. ROW 6: Steve Smith, Roheri Taylor. llc-rherl VVieehmz1n. Mer' Ion Wieehman, loe Vllilson, XVilli:nn Wilxfliu, Nlarlg VVinters. Riek Yarbrough. Davicl Young. lhese Ai-an-ms started early lor IBIS lll1ix'r'rst Acacia Warmly Received New Hostess 'ro Chapter Acacia hegan the year hy excelling in all lacets of College life . . . Welconted new hostess, Nlrs. Nadine Pratz . . . Howard and Pinlcston in Mu Kappa Taug Howard was pledge trainer . . .Smith voted Alpha Chi Guy '... Bow- man in Kappa Kappa Psi . . . Pierce in OSU Skydivers . . . VVieehman president of Alpha Nu . . . Annual parties included Nite on the Nile and Triangle Ball Formal . . . Dave Bleuthman, presidentg Herb Wiechniztn vice presi- dentg Mike Bernardy. seeretaryg Mark Bailey, treasurer. :Xuat-ia atition het-ame tense at the net as they xit-d lor' point Acacia s in tht' intramural sports trophx' rare-, 223 S. Garfield Alpha Chi's Seleclecl Alpha Chi Omega Participting in Varsity Revue rho Alpha Chi! advocated campus reforms. 4, ff Kaffe' aff Mosl Improved in Scholarship Alpha Chi's rated high in scholarship, leadership and heauties . . . Liz Davies and leanene Ienkins, secretary and executive ollicer of Angel Flight . . . Iudy Deiro, Me- linda Hanraty, Virginia Lee, Presidentis Council . . . Sarah Minger and Marilyn Maier, Mortar Board . . . Karen Anderson, president of Kappa Delta Pi . . . Mc- linda Hanraty, Panhellenie president, Marilyn Maier, A.W.S. vice-president . . . Panhellenic Scholarship Im- provement Trophy . . . Iudy Deiro, Army Honorary Ca- det Colonel . . . Karen Anderson, Campus Chest co-ordi- nator . . . Barbie Robertson, president, Melinda Hanraty, lst vice prcsidentg Linda Lee, 2nd vice president. RUVV l: Penelope cnhurst, Marty Belt. Ahernathv, lane Aldrich. Karen Andm-son, Uehorali Ash jeanic Bement, ROW 2: Marilyn Brovvn. JoAnn Childers, Cail Cox, judilh Cox, Rohin Daily. Alir-4+ Davies. Davies. ludy Deira. Karen Dickinson. Margaret Dicl. Lois Ditmore, Martha Dunn. ROW 'Ez Iflixaheth as if fr Q 1 wt i -NE il f ,f- gw r y . ROW I: Kimberly' Finch. Ramona Carred. Ceorgianna Cath- erm. Carol Clare. Marilyn Gunther, Ian Ilanratyg Trudy Ilel- x'cy'. Ieanette Herhcrt. Nancy Hissem. ROW 2: Karen Horn, Marilyn Hovyell, .lanic Hutchison, jean- ene jenkins. Vivian Iohnston, Clenda Innes, Wanda Krausse. Mary l.uman. Marilyn Maier. ROW 3: Io Manera, Ann Marshall. Charlene May, Carolyn Mc-Craclxen, Nancy McDaniel, Patricia McDonald. Nancy' Mel- lnrd. l.oisanne Merritt. Diane Misenheimer. ROW -1: Eileen Moore. Kenyan Pearson. janet Peek, judith Piatt. .loan Pritchett. Carol Quimhy. Krimn Riehel. Barhic Rohertxon. judy' Rubin. ROW 5: Betsy Schumann, Dehra Sedlak, Karen Shaddoy, Pa- tricia Shafer, Sandra Shedron. Cheryl Smart, Melinda Smith. Cheryl Snyder. Linda Solomon. ROW 6: Patricia Stanshcrry. Carolyn Stephena, Susan Stone. Diane VValker. Alice Wallace, Gayle Wilson, Iudith Wilaon. Meredith Williamy, U'Quannah Wolfe. Karen Young. Thr-ae Alpha Chik made thingy happen when the Spring Is Sprung at their Happening. 3l7 ,fm-1 lj-rex 3 YRS, L V, A. 3 W 'V if 'Qhx 1 'Q VQQQ -,-ei.-,f tag fl V, ,tk fi wllx WNV l: liatlntn :Xllt'n, lliane- .-Xrrmtruttg, Vit-t1u'ia l5?ld33,4'l. RUVV -l: Susan llnxu-ll. lflt-anvu' K1-llc-r. lliatu- lieltwlt. Sillllllii Nlazy litnnvs, janv lSK'l'L'll2llIl. Czlufiyl lit-fry. Mmganft Hin-nu, Kvranvn. Kathryn Knox, lan litmlili, linda ltaynv. Suzaniu' lin Kathy I5-in-ltttrdt, Nfltvlly Hmxlint janvt Clary. gan, janv! l,uxw1'y. janit- Nlvlit-in NUXN' L23 I,intl4t Cjnlxwll. Clanilt- Clnnpt-I, l'iiiIt'Il llnzlt-c, Panutla RUVV 3: Suv NlvKimtm'. ilanlt- Nt-ut-Il, liawn Nfwl. lliant- Haxix, Diana llallain l.au1a Un. Slulilah Dtmm, ltinda lftl- U'l3ull, Suzannt- Ohan, Barbara fJhl7IJI'Ill'. liarhara Utnulti. ling. Carul lflliutl. lam-t lillix, Sharon Pate. ludy Patrick. Mtlllm Pmwll. RUVV 'iz Marilyn lflvwll, Susan Esposito, .ludith lfahvr, Martha RUVV 6: janet Rf-t-d. luycv Scavat. Martha St-wt-II, Carol Smith, cllhtllllllklll, liarhara Clrmdxxin. Carrxlt- Cluinm, lt-rry llall, Uv- Crmnit' Stall. lam- SIFXYCIISUII. lu Anne Sturgvs, Karen Taggart, lt-mln Harmnn, Katha-rinv llml, ,lu lflla He-mphill, Ilnnna Vausfht. Fran Westltitlli, jaynv Wfltitv. lzvtjrwiltg mann- ul thu unity sistt-iv linntl brings. .-XIJPM' ll2ll'IllHI1lZt' UH l1lXHI'llt' IS gzttltn-rt-tl tw stil tus. Alpha Della Pi Headed AWS For a Second Term Alpha Delta Pi led Association of Women Students for second consecutive year with Karen Taggart as presi- dent . . . leaders in Home Economics Student Council . . . Army Blades: Sue lVlcKinster, Karen Noel . . . Cap- ettes: Delitta Landis and Carole Cumm . . . Cheryl Berry selected to the United Nations mock assembly . . . Connie Stall' chosen senior personality for the month and mem- her of Mortar Board . . . lVlarty Sewell president of Theta Sigma Phi . . . first place trophy for Spring Sing, l966 . . . jayne White, presidentg janet Reed, lst vice-presidentg Suzanne O'Hann, 2nd vice-president. Y. 1 . . . . ADI 1 s told the xxaxs ol tht- Creeks in a Rush VVt'cl4 skit. via I t l l l l h d 224 S. VVashington Scholastic Award Received by AGR at Convention Pi chapter of Alpha Gamma Rho received top four-year scholastic award at national convention . . . First group to initiate fraternity participation in Stillwater Parade of Gamma Rho Homes . . . Thirteenth year marks C'lVlom Bn as a top hostess . . . Kusel, Hinz, and Lucas served as student senators . . . Barr and lacobs on livestock judging team . . . Lucas, president of Intercollegiate Knights and Young Democrats, Blue Key . . . Shenold and Farmer partici- pated in meats judging team . . . lim Williams, presidentg Ioe Bill Hinz, vice presidentg john Kusel, secretaryg Bert Smith, alumni secretaryg Alex Huff, treasurer. Ah, memories, memories . . f' seemed to he the thoughts of AGR members as they looked at past party pics. N 456' In ROVV l: Samuel Barr. Ir.. Cary Clark. Alvin Clements, Ir.. Charles Codding. Ronald Davis, Andy Dean, Vxfilliam Dillsaver. Iaines Dobson. Wayne Iilsener. David Farmer, Iames Forbes. RUVV 2: Cary Biadles. Hersehell Ciles. Iohn Goedelcen, Bethel Herrold. Iamcs Hinton. joe Hinz, George Hull' IV, Arthur Hut- son. Dennis Iohnson, Qliver Kinzie. Don Kirby. RUW '31 Stanley Kosanlce. john Kusel, Tim Lemberson. Homer lewis. Tom lucas. lg nn Nlennem, Lane Mills. john Oldham William Pond, Don Priboth. Bentley Randall IH. ROW -l: David Richardson, Gilbert Rippe, Leonard Robinson Ronald Robinson, Clint Roush. Iames Russell, Carl Shepherd Lynn Shepard. Gustin Shi, Iames Sitton. ROW 5: Kenneth Sizelove. Albert Smith, Boyd Spencer. Ken neth Sperling, Iaelq Sluteville, Phil Switzer. Robert Thompson Terry lippens. Larry VVallQer, Iiminy Williams. Q 'Nlom B was every ACRX Yal Nllllll' as slit' celebrated liei' thu In-enlh year as AGR liosiess. college illncsxalvnolq 'latiguc-, i W , W lul l 1 'Nr ROW l: Kurt Ameringvr, Thcmmafg Bricluell, Frederick Brooks. ROW 'Sz Iamvs Kelly. Donald Laxxson. john Mamhall, Charles VVilc-y Cook, Victor Coinvr. Stephen Damon. Charles Dekker. IVR-Drmald. 100 Molton, Iarncw Phillips. Cary Rock. VVilliam Urwnald Cicaring. Rmwi-ll. ROVV -1: Sandy Sanders. Richard Shepard. L5 nn Smiih. Tim- ROVV 2: john Clilloil. janicw Hale. Charlcs Hall. VVilliam Hall. mhy Smith. Iamvs Siewari. Charleb Thmnawn. lay VVagle. Sam Harding, Lahrun Harris. Patrick Hearn, Bohhy johnson. Henry Wardcll. Rhonald Whiicneclx. Slrvnuous alucly is mn Hlllk'l1 for lhia ATO m'c-rcmne hx' that crrmnic A K tg, W, V 'P ,S VL!! ,ii T . i 1 '7-ll! S llcster Regional ATO Conclave Hosted By Local Chapter The Blackfoot Formal, Pajama Party, Sweetheart For- mal, and regional conclave were a few of the events host- ed by Alpha Tau Omega . . . Active on campus were Wi- ley Cook, American Society of Engineers vice presidentg David Fisher, Delta Sigma Pi treasurerg Victor Cotner, International Relations Council publicity chairman . . . jay Wagle and Richard Shepherd in Phi Eta Sigma . . . Gary Rock in Eta Kappa Nu . . . Shepherd selected for Intercollegiate Knights . . . Steve Damon is a member in Mu Kappa Tau . . . Mike Cook was active in Sigma The- ta Epsilon . . . Leading the chapter were Richard Shep- herd, presidentg Michael Kelly, vice president, and Cary Rock, treasurer. . ,., t . Alpha Tau Cmega Obviously these AIOS have lorsakcn their books and are on their wav to less brain-taxing activities of 1207 University All-Sports Championship Again Captured By Beias Beta Theta Pi Betas entertained rushees with skits, friendli- ness, and oh what a dinner!! Betas repeated win of all-sports championship . . . Sen- ators: Hankla, Elder, and Burris . . . Atkins was presi- dent of People-to-People . . . Blue Key tapped Roark, Hankla, Burris . . . Hankla headed Greek Week . . . Spen- cer won Mr. Western Week . . . Rodgers was director of Student Association executive departments . . . Turkey Pull formal at Eountainhead Lodge lead social calendar . . . Phi Eta Sigma: Barr, Zaloudek, Briggs, Barr, lVlc- Dougall . . . Gary Barr, presidentg Iohn Reid, vice-presi- dentg Tom Leonard, secretary. ROW l: Mark Adkins, Bill Ashhaugh, Gray Atkins, David Bacon. Gary Barr. Barton Bradley. ROW 2: Galen Briggs, Stephen Briggs, Andrew Brotten, Wiley Bryant, Thom- as Butler, Derral Cheatwood. ROW 3: Curtis Cunningham, less Curry. Iames Dickinson, Michael Doughty, Charles Duty, Dave Elder. in ffl 1-Q '-s, , A4 SY ,ga Q. is. ROW l: Jerry Fine, Donald Fitzxyater, James Frazier, James Gilbert, Robert Graalman, Charles Gramlich, Chris Guest. Miles Hall, Larry Hankla, Donald Harmon. ROW 2: Brice Harris, John Hays. Larry Herring, Kris Hoch- derller, Larry Holt. Richard Ingham, Steyen Journs. Terry Kei- ser, Jack Kinzie, Ronald Kise. ROW 3: Kent Kistker, Jim Lovell. David Lundy. Dean Vic- Clain, John McDaniel. Roger MeMillian. Dennis McNeil, Pat- rick Miekle. Tony Miller. 'l ed Morgan. ROW -l: John Noble, Shelby Oakley, Lynn Ogilyie. Fred Plu- mer, Theodore Purdom, John Reid. Robert Roark, Buddy Rob- ertson. Don Robinson. ROW 5: Bryce Roderick. Michael Rodgers. Robert Scott. Larry Shirley, James Smith. Joseph Smith. Stanley Sparks, Clifton Speegle, Gerald Spencer. ROW 6: Thomas Spickelmier. Bob Stillxyell. William Town- send. William Vaughn, Dean Wertz, Tony White. John VVil- liams. Terry Wilson, Daniel Zaloudeli. Straight oil' the larm, Hctas sere- nadvd their gals lor their annual spread. 'er tha? is Rain Dance. l :l1511 - ,wi 5 K :.' E. lar .5 -... ,, , :,, Y f 1' 5. in 'K,, 'Z Q.. gag, .war . gf I t 54 X 5 lqx X 3 ar s Q f an .. ii K S y 1 W' in mi I -5 'E' a-ragga il ea 6' 5. l K R S. , ' . ll I l Stu. A -',,5.W:fg,3,a5s g nw-V . r c ' KI A fr- .. 1 Q. .. at as L . K -' ' . rs X ' ' L , A ., L ,,,. ' ,-, f': L'if- 2 f kill K Els- v M W V K .ring A V 5, ' 1, K xi . A b H 4 M .Q N an 6 r an of .,JA F r , P F I 7 QE, ,. it L f , ,LQ it . '. . .,,. R -'N K ,. an if-in M if 1 C Q51 lb 'L ' ,, , , . 5 . tlfltf' , t .,:q , W A , ,. Ly. V m A . , E 'R Q 'uf 3- . -- 5'-. I ' ,,' ' X 'X 1, R K- r Q3 A57 gg , N S i ,R r .V A , K W ,ti 326 RUM lt lfllcn Barnes. Candy Bcal, Margaret Benhrooli. Ian licrry, Carol Rowman, Virginia Branch. Bcycrly Brehln, Susan llrclnn, Davis Broyxnley, l.eslic Buchwald. Susan Carroll. ROW 2: Susan Clabaugh, Elizabeth Clift, Marsha Clilt, Iac- quelyn Colyillc, Linda Cook, Mary Copeland, Connie Cox. Alanna Criminins. jo Davis, Marsha Davis, Diane DeFoe, l ROW 'Sz Ann DiCindio, Beverly Dixon. Sherrill Dulfour, Caro- lyn Fire. Dixilyn Fleming, Sharon Forney, Iacqueline Frost. Sharon Cetchcll, Nancy Goddard. l.ois Core, Linda Hammond. . fi Q' ROVV -1: Ht-athcr Heath. Brita lledlund. janicc Hobson, Linda llolton, Holly Houston, Karcn How, linda johnson. Cathy Knott, linda Lightfoot. Ian Loyelady. Martha Martin. RKJW 5: Barbara Massey, Diane Mathers, Rebecca Matney. Rose lVIcCough, Deidra Mcllrill, Nancy Mc-New, Ienniler Mont- gomery, Linda Moore, Patricia Moore, Patricia Morrison, Con- stance Moyers. ROW 6: Frances Pohlemann. Carolyn Pool, Mary Porter, Susan Prater, Katharine Reams, Christine Reynolds. Kay Dell Rhodes, Carol Richeri. Ioy Rippetoe, Barbara Ross, Sherri Sanders. Chi Us at their Big and I.inlc Sister Clrristinas Jartx exchangc ., . l ' . grits and lolxes l7l'ltH'Ull1t'll1llIQli1fN. mn-uni. qs-,,,, r -xv fr 'SlO Monroe Chi Omega's Held Many Campus ueenships Chi O's were found in many top spots this year . . . Chris- tine Sheets was selected Miss OSU . . . IoAnn Richert, Arts and Sciences Queen . . . Chris Reynolds, REDSKIN Beauty . . . Carolyn Pool, Business Queen . . . Iacqueline Colville, Princess Athena . . . Leslie Buchwald, Campus Clodia . . . Commander of Angel Flight was Karen Hove . . . Lynn Whitton, secretary of the Student Association . . . IoAnn Richert, treasurer of Mortar Board . . . Sena tors: Iacque Frost and Ian Lovelady . . . I9 members of the President's Leadership Council . . . lacqueline Col- ville, presidentg Lynn Whitton, vice president, Kathy Beams, secretary. ROVV l: Christine Sheets, Linda Skinner, Susan Skinner, Ianie Smelser, An- drea Smith, Lois Prague. ROW 2: Io Stewart, Sandra Stuart, Bonita Synar, Donna Taggart, Kathi Tucker, Linda Vick. ROW 3: Ioan Walker, Ianet Weathers, Lynn Whitton, Paula Wilkinson, Connie Wolfff, Leslie Yaryan. Chi Omega VVhat was nhappeningi' at the Chi O house9 :'A Microsm Refiecting a Macrocosm 4 2 M ,,., . . A V, i 8 , , .1 ' Karnak ' I X rt I TUE University Delia Chi's Kept Active in Student Government Delia Chi Chi Delphias realized that it took teamwork to catch a quick Delta Chi. Delta Chiis were active in many organizations . . . Bird as Student Association president . . . Dorris, Graduate sen- atorg Lemons, Engineering senatorg Dahmes, Arts and Sciences senator . . . Bird chosen Who's Who . . . ODK members: Dorris, Dahmes, Bird . . . Fisher in IK and Xi lVlu president . . . O,Reilly, REDSKIN section editor . . . Mount in Pi Tau Sigma . . . West and Dinsrnore in Al- pha Kappa Psi . . . Lihou and lVlcGowan tapped for lVlu Kappa Tau . . . Athletes were Andrews and Rohde, wrest- ling, Speer and Souter, golf . . . Oilicers were Goforth, president, Chapel, vice president, Springfield, secretary. ROW l: Frank Aaron, Iohn Baum, Dan Belcher, john Bell. lack Bethany, Robert Bird. . ROW 2: Ion Bond, Rodney Buck, Cary Brittion, james Cobb, Robert Corn- well, Kenneth Dahms. ROW 3: Ierry Dinsmore, Garret Eakin, Duncan Edwards, Robert Fisher, james Gahelsberg. Francis Goforth. ROVV I: james Gritx, David Groeneman, Vwlayne Hamill. Ken Harper. Ronald Hartwick, james Henry. Don Howard, john jennimgs, james johnson, Stephen johnson. ROW 2: Rohert jordan, Richard Kavooras. john Leeper, Roh- ert Lemons, jay Lessert. Michael Marshall, Don Mt-Gune, Byron McGowan. Leonard Millward jr.. john Mounts. ROW 'Sz George O'Reill5, Everett Owen, Glen Pideock. Paul Platnor. Gary Platner. Ron Pope. Kenneth Rainbolt. Stephan Reilley, john Rohinson, Douglas Rohde. ROW -1: Stephen Ronek. james Saied, john Schuster, Richard Slemaker IH. john Souter, Ernest Stanford, Patrick Stoia. john Strickland. john Tidwell, Larry Trawiek. ROW 5: Alhert Turk, Richard Vogel, Michael Walker, George Watkins. Michael Weisman, james Wells. Barry West, Ken- neth White, William Whitsitt, john Witt. t lor the Nlarth oi Diines. ,. A, 5 ww 'ith 'E ... - wr X ' fr., V i , az.- f ir m, X . xg j ig V A ,V., 'QQ 'L . ,,,. 'I L' . ' ' . M ' . - ' ' lj -V . gt 1 V 'H' f 'Sli f . . ,Ev 77255 'va A h M., 5 'V' gf? ,Mr . ., .,,,: i l i had fi? P' A . .iff .ff H av' 7' 'T A K, - W5 'gif v ' rg., V , , 2. .f.r:.,.:f'-arg'-av , A ,M ... ., , .W -fam, ,,. t .. -QM eg - N I3 ROW l: Susan Abrams. Linda Anderson, Sandy Barber, Faith Bates, Linda Bates, janet Beisser, Indy Berryman. Dona Bodard, Linda Boswell. ROW Q: Lisbeth Briggs, Sandra Carter, Ann Chaney. Susan Cobb, Ruth Cooley, Connie Coonrad. Pamela Cox, Susan Crudup, Jacqueline Day, ROW '31 Carol DeWitt, Dale Dixon, Suzanne Ellington. Bar- bara Ewens, Karen Fountain. Iflva Cass, Mary Urisso, Sylvia Hall. Susan Higgins. ROW -l: Eleanor Hill, Deborah Hopkins, Aralyn Hughes. Brenna Huntley. Marsha Huntley. Ian Iennings, Mary johns. Judy jones. Charlotte Kantonski. ROW 5: Linda Kemp. Karen Kisner. Rinda Woppitz, Harriet Kuykendall, lean LaFevers, Christine Lanie. Kathy Lauderdale. Maralee Layman. Teresa Mackey. ROW 6: Cynthia Marsh, Linda McCord, Peggy McElroy. Margaret Moore, Lue Moran, Barbara Mueller. Ianet Nichols. Dorothy Null, Donna Pearson, Lynda Petty. Looking lor lar-au ay places to travel. Tri Dell pledges sought help in planning their sneak. ' H. N - .--' Qtfg., Q! 'L fr I x i i 15136 VV. Third Campus Leaders, ueens Represented by Tri Del+s Tri Delts took pride in campus leaders and queens . . . Lynn Roney, Panhellenic senator and Campus Chest treasurer . . . Mary Pat Grisso, People-to-People chairman . . . Angel Flight selected Kate Moore as area delegate . . . Susan Abrahms on Patchin Panel . . . six girls on President's Council . . . three on fashion hoard . . . Iaci Day, REDSKIN Beauty . . . Young Democrat Queen, Andy Brown . . . Young Republican Queen, Linda Kemp . . . Civil Engineering Queen, Margaret Moore . . . Spaghetti dinner was held for a campus-wide scholarship fund . . . won Sigma Chi Derby Day . . . Peggy McElroy, presi- dent, Bonnie Alston, vice president, Iudy Berryman, sec- retary. ROW l: Martha Phillips, Ann Phinney, Sandra Powell, jean Reed, Karen Reid, Cindy Rodgers. ROW 2: Lynn Roney, Marta Ross, Lillian Schoelen, Annette Simpson, Beth Sipes, Cynthia Spencer. ROW 3: Tonya Tate, Myrna Wair, Mary Walker, Patricia Walker, Mary White, lane Wilder. DeH'a Delfa DeH'a Tri-Delt Dads seemed to approve ol' campus and sorority life-1967 style. ' 8 rib I hug, ' as LA V , MY' J . ' ' ' 1 . ywmwwwvwwe ig K 1306 University Deli' Named Outstanding Fraternity Campus Man Delta Tau Delta Entertaining rushees during Rush Wee 5 OSU Delts rated nationally as a top ten Delt chapter . . Epps elected outstanding fraternity man on campus . . . Delt-KD float won Homecoming Sweepstakes . . . Cray headed Cowboy Week . . . Blue Key: Epps as vice presi- dent, Johnson, Bates and Epps . . . Varsity cheerleaders: Loeiiler, Douglas, Hamilton, Atherton . . . Who,s Who: Smith, Epps, Iohnson . . . SUAB oilicers were LaGrone, McCarty, and Peacher . . . Douglas, Buchner, Bell, Epps, Smith Sippel were listed on the Presidentis Council . . . Iohnson selected as one of twenty outstanding ROTC cadets in nation . . . President lim Bates, Vice President jerry Barnett, Secretary Iay Hoherecht. k, the Delts found the perfect time to show their true selves. E 3 i slili igliifif' ii 5 1 ill? 332 M ROW l: Craig Ames, Gerald Barnett, Douglas Bates, Iames Bates, Peter Bauman, Michael Bell, Stephen Brainerd, Robert Branch, Rod Covington. ROW 2: Rick Douglas, Lee Drane, Mike Eischen, Stephen Epps, David Evans, Richard Farris, Donald Ferguson, Dale Finley. Alan Fransen. ROW 3: Robert Gibson, Iohn Gray, Mark Hague, I. Paul Ham- ilton, Michael Henry, Bill Holden, Mike Holdridge, Ronald tlolleman, Louis Holman. ROW 4: Howard Johnson, William Iohnson, Charles Lagrone, Maurice Langston, Louis Loelller, Michael Ludewig, David Mc- Carty, Patrick McCoy, Ioe Millar. ROW 5: Richard Morris, Ken Ontko, Iohn Osborne, Michael O'Toole, William Perkins, Tony Prater, Iohn Randle, Stephen Reel, Steven Ritter, Robert Shipman. ROW 6: Erich Sippel, Paul Smith, Vinson Smith, Chester Thayer, Jerry Tucker, Ronald Walker, George Vogler, Ronald White, Kent Williams, Stanley Williams. Learning how to avoid people was an advantage the Delts learned while playing intramural football. AV' . -f ,,.,,g .Mfr ,.. .,,,.,f 3 MUN-my C-my ,- pw.. ol' ihese DV xoeial l-LlHL'IiHIlS and nu- Y-Q., Q we vu ,P NUW' lt Rodney Billings, cl1.'T2llCl Broxxningl. Robert Bryant. Richard Km-ion. Sam l.exx'is, Lee Massey. Keith Maxwell, Tom loin lillI'fIL'l', lfrzink Butler, hzirlew Curiis. jim Dailey. Vlehin NleCrary. llwlqlllg' RUVV 4: llennim N,lUI'I'l5llI1.'lwCI'lif Nlllll'l1. Kenneth Nehrzislii. RQCJVV 2: lfclxxin llerriulx, james lflenions, Ken Ciooclxxin. Skip flflff,YPgjmflllgkWlimgfil-gmflledp''llt 1 f Yf '- lllngl Rvmlllglml' Cireer. Thonizix llzlrhison, Roh l'llL'lil'Il2lIL Herschel llohson. '1 ' ' ' ' 'K ' 'lim Holland. ROVV 5: Robert Shafer, David Sollum, Max Starr. john 'I hobe, john Thoinzis. Frank lhompmrm, john Whitef, junies VVilcl. NUVV 3: lloug jackson. john Jamison. fiiiqlmel jollnnwn. Win-ael Vw'ilxon. Mom and Dad seemed lo zxppnove ol their sonk nexxesi LIlIlll'll'IlLl. 11..M,t., Q ,-gf Sl l Hester DU's Found Active in Many Campus Organizations Delta Upsilon urged participation in all phases of cam- pus activity . . . Members active in Hotel and Restaurant Administration Presidentis Council, Young Republicans, Flying Aggies, Student Union Activities Board, ASCE, Young Democrats, Chi Epsilon, Minutemen drill team, Alpha Kappa Psi, American Chemical Society, Gallant Guard, and Canterbury Club . . . Collected toys for com- munity Toys for Tots drive . . . Placed well above the all-menis grade average . . . The Christmas Formal and several house parties highlighted the social calendar . . . Chapter led by jerry Remmington, president, Lee Massey, vice president, John Thomas, recording secretary, Tim Holland, treasurer. Delta Upsilon Uili ent DUE labozcd furiously on their llUIiN .'fJlNllflQ, cle-corations as the 'udging deadline a Uroachcd. S . K J . L ll Leadership Conference Sponsored By Delta Ze+a's Delta Zetas led in compus activities and in promoting spirit . . . Honors held were: Panhellenic president . . . finalist for Education Queen . . . Public information of- ficer of Army Blades . . . Vice president of Student Edu- cation Association . . . Homecoming Queen chairman . . . Honor societies . . . sponsored a six-week leadership con- ference . . . Delta Zetas sponsored philanthropic projects . . . social calendar highlighted with: The Rose Formal, Christmas party, Valentineas dance, Sweatshirt party, and New Yorker . . . May Hoag, presidentg Mary Thom- son, lst vice president, Ianice Burger, 2nd vice president. citement of a candlelight, a symbolic part of every co-cd's life. , .,, . ,W l Nancy Irwin. ROW 3: Susan Lewis, Gloria Low, Cecylia Maynard, Susan Nowacki, Cheryl Porter, Karen Price, Michele Ratliif. ROW 4: Betty Roberts, lane Scroggs, Lucinda Scullawl, Su- zanne Smith, Delnita Teter, Mary Thomson, Karen Vaughn. Av ze U Coat-clad, boot-shod DZ's escort- ed Mom to the Union for that cup of hot cocoa on a brisk day. l ? lfeirmlluuse reverlecl In llie clzlys Pearly, likexxixe the 1i'anspm'I:1tifm. 1 xfJW l: Hullix Allen. Henry Andrexxs. Ruloerl AFITll7lAllSl0V. -lilllll Bull, Ummlfl liilem. Bzirry liluyd, Phillip lirwileimiiili. Wil- Iiznn Bradley. llznicl Burlewn. EHIINQII Cainer. N7 J RON L: Billi Clay, Rod Cmueli. Terry Dunn. Larry lfnders hy. Ron Fngelking. Peter IZIHISIITJITI, Bexley Ferguson. Bill Fulton, Williziiii Gilslrap, Ilan Goodman. ROVV '3: Toby ll0m'e1'. Brian llrmrineli. VVilliam Hnrnlvilekle. ,A A 484' Samuel llnuslmi, joe llmvell. Roger llrvwlziml, Ilxxuin llllilifkl. Dennis Kiilile. VVilliam Kwlur. Rrmheri fVl:n1liiesen. ROVV -1: Craig Nia-Kinley. jerry fVlePeulQ, Runnie Nelwn. Ken- neth Osliel, David Pope. Nlrvnie Reese. Paul Roclmzm, l.iiYerne Semrad, Terry Sllziw. Iumex Shearer. ROVV 5: Marlin Sliedeek, Steven Shriver, Willard Suclfmsky. 'llmmzis Stanford, Iamw Stein-hen, Donald Tallenl. Pele Teel. Clary Tilley, Terry Vanee. Nlieliey Vzinflervvrwrli. Ier1'y VVeinand. il the glorious weSI lm' 21 VVesIern I' A N L Nl. VN ' ,l rigton FarmHouse Outstanding in Agricultural Crganization FarmHouse top scholastic fraternity in the nation . . Monte Reese elected National FFA vice president . . Craig McKinley, president of Agriculture Council . . . Who,s Who: Bornemann, Dunn and Bloyd . . . lindra Farm'-louse and Reese received American Farmer degree . . . Delta Sigma Alpha president Ierry lVlcPeak . . . Fourteen mem- hers of Alpha Zeta . . . Cox, jones, and Dunn in Phi Kap- pa Phi . . . Aggie Toastmaster president Burleson . . . Dunn, president of Aggie X . . . Pete Teel, Gklahoma 4-H Hall of Fame . . . Bornemann secretary of Blue Key . . . Barry Bloyd, presidentg Tom Stanford, vice-presidentg Terry Shaw, secretary. The FarmHouse gang prepared to douse the lone cowboy in the showers. His crime? He just got dropped. Q E ,,.-.Q l-H15 W. Third , lj t , 1 -V Q ueens and Leaders Aloundan+ in Gamma Phi House I Gamma Phu Bela Appearing to enjoy themselves, Gamma Phi's prepared for their Fiesta Party. Gamma Phi Betas were active on campus this year . . . Cathy Hamm, Miss Western Week . . . Katy Dyer, Fresh- man Queen . . . Paula Hallman, Engineering Club Queen . . . Kathy Price, AIA Sweetheart . . . Sandy Carson, Farmhouse Sweetheart . . Terri Craig, AGR Sweetheart . . . Claire Danielson, Mortar Board, Who,s Who, and Phi Kappa Phi . . . Linda Ray, Mortar Board, Whois Who, and Redskin Congratulate . . . Carol O,Reilly on Business Student Council . . . Pam Heath, senator . . . Gamma Phiis won Spring Sing . . . Claire Danielson, president, Pam Heath, vice president, and Terri Craig, recording secretary. ROW l: Patricia Adcock, Ioan Baker, Sue Bailey, Elaine Bachle, Linda Barnes, Mica Barrs. ROW 2: Iody Bellamy, Melody Bennett, Donna Bowlware, Charlotte Braly, Sandra Brady, Ianie Browne. ROW 3: Linda Burns, Tana Canny, Carol Carter, Catherine Chevreaux, Cherly Coiner, Remona Colson. ROW l: Carol Cook, Suzy Cowart. Terri Craig. Claire Dan- ielson, Julie Danielson, Patsy Davis, IoAnn Dilleshaw, Ann Durand, Ianis Durham, Catherine Dyer. ROW 2: Sara Earl, Laura Ford, Nancy Frank, Beverly Gardi- ner, Io Gettings, Karen Gregory, Frances Grethen, Paula Hall- man, Susan Halter, Cathy Ham. ROW 3: Ianet Harriss, Ianice Hart, Linda Haynes, Pam Heath, Patricia Helmers, Linda Hise, Ann Houston, Mary Ann Hynes, Annette Ielinek, Iudith Iohnson. if A L rl ROW 4: Iudy johnson, Peggy Leak, Virginia Martin, Lana Mills, Rosemary Monahan, Kathe Mooney, Colleen Moore, Carol O'Reilly, Susan Payne. ROW 5: Kathy Peters, Leslie Poe. Kathryn Price, Rhonda Robinson, Marcia Rowland, Karen Sadler, Kay Schones, Michel Siehert, Carol Smith. ROW 6: Paula Steeper, Sheridan Stump, Ann Taylor, Bar- bara Tolle, Linda Wagner, Sheila Wisherd, Victoria Wood, Jacque Wright. Marilynn Young. Serenading nthat sperial guy ap- peared to be worth all the hours ol' song practice. , ao. 'N 34I ROW l: Walter Archibald. Derek Audley. lcllrey Baker. Marshall Halle, Barry Bickle, lerry Boyd, Keith Rraudrick, Van Btnnpas. Keith Chapin. Thomas Chapman. ROW 2: Ray Cousins, Christopher Crouch, Charles Cunning- ham. loc Deathcrage. Philip Denton. Gary Detrich. Douglas Dixon, Patrick Dorr. Darrell Dyer. Richard Evans. ROW 'Sz David Cordon, Michael Grant, Thomas Hollis, Perry Hood, Ronald llowerton, Charles Hutchison, Richard Iellrey. Charles Kelly. Michael Largent, Michael Leake. l,.atliercd to the hilt, KA pledges battle it out with shaving cream to triinnph over slightly soggy Kappas. 1 1: 1 . if r Y 46 ROW 4: Stanley l.inquist, Mike Martin. David Matthias. Don McConnell, Pat Vlehallic, Patrick Murphy. Dennis Neihling. jak Osborn, lanies Palm, Fdgar Paraks. ROW 5: Richard Quast. David Ray, Steve Recd. David Ricker, David Ritchie, Roger Roheris, Charles Ross. Dan Sasser. Charles Selaesta, Dal Shannon. ROW 6: Robert Sullivan. Danny Svvopcs, Roy Thornton, Ken- neth Tracy. lames Walcott, Barney Welch, Charles West. William White, Ccorgc Wing, James Wolfe, Phillip Wright. .5 . if Akin x7r 2 I M S. I luster Scholarship and Activities Stressed by Kappa Alpha Kappa Alpha's social calendar was full . . . Western Party, Pigalle, Christmas Formal, Pajama Party, and the Dixie Ball, which was highlighted hy the crowning ol' the KA Rose . . . Scholarship was stressed . . . McConnell, Surratt, Palm, and Ricker in Phi Eta Sigma . . . Drganiza- tion participation was seen . . . Chapman in Chi Epsilon . . . Quast in Eta Kappa Nu . . . Ritchie in Delta Sigma Pi . . . Palm in Pi Tau Sigma . . . Thornton in VVho's VVho . . . Riclaer was president of Lassos and Lariats . . . Rielcer received the Foyd Denham Memorial scholarship and the Wentz scholarship . . . Qflieers included . . . Dal Shannon, presidentg jeff Barkley, vice presidentg Chris Crouch, recording secretary. il ' ' ' Low lx.-Xs rallx to cheer O-Slate Cowhovs on to x Kappa Alpha dst the excitement ol cheerleaders and t l'52'3 University The'ra's Received Efficiency Award A+ Convention Kappa Alpha Theta What better thing to do on a windy day than to go fly a Theta kite. Thetas were well represented on campus . . . Nancy Price, Marsha Bay, Bettie Donkin serve as class oliicers . . . Kappa Delta Pi President, Alyson Hall . . . Lynne Don- lcin, Home Economics Student Council president . . . Gay Criswell, commander of Army Blades . . . Varsity cheer- leader, Linda Ammons . . . four on Student Senate . . . Linda Schellack, REDSKIN Beauty . . . Betty Burtschi, Miss Varsity Revue . . . Nancy Britton, Army Honorary Cadet Colonel . . . lane Hitch, Air Force Honorary Cadet Col- onel . . . Panhellenic scholarship trophy . . . four on Mor- tar Board . . . received efficiency award at Theta conven- tion . . . Cheryl Colwell, president, Carol Arnold vice president, Karen Wendt, secretary. ROW l: Marty Acton, Linda Ammons, Judith Armstrong, Carol Arnold, Mary Bandy, Linda Bishop. ROW 2: Ianet Blaize, Lynda Blakley, Mary Bledsoe, Nancy Briton, Ranell Bules, Betsy Burton. ROW 3: Betty Burtschi, Patricia Byler, Deanne Cashman, Kathy Clerico, Linda Cochran, Cheryl Colwell. E Cai f'S , 524: 14,- B 63 li if m ek G' , M. --'Yfg2'2-Qsikfim' - .. IQ 5 , ff: 'zi 5 ' o X Ab ROW l: Cheryl Crain, Elizabeth Cromwell, Rebecca Damon. Janice Decker. Bettie Donkin, Marilyn Donkin, Sara Earnest. Virginia Easter, Judy Eitel, Brenda Ellison, Janice Ellison. ROW 2: Janet Eppler, Jean Eyler, Nita Forrest, Marthalyn Graham, Carol Ann Harden, Alyson Hall, Ann Halliburton, Beverly Handley, Frances Hawpe, Linda Haxel, Jane Hitch. ROW 3: Patricia Holley, Megan Howell, Markay Hughes. Cynthia James, Frances Jay. Rebecca Jones, Frances Keck, Vir- ginia Kent, Lynn Keteharn, Marcia Lemaster, Luana Locke. ROW 4: Alyce Loutherback. Cathie Marshall, Dianne Max- -:fi Wg' well, Mary Mt-Elroy, Lisa McLaughlin, Jane Mitchell, Lillian Overstreet, Donna Owen, Clenda Parr, Sandi Partridge, Chris- tine Phillips. ROW 5: Marilyn Pollock, Pamala Presnall, Nancy Price, Kath- erine Rhodes, Adrienne Roberts, Karen Rose, Candyce Schaefer, Linda Schellack, Julie Semther, Sherry Sheehan, Kathy Shep- herd. ROW 6: Laura Sneed, Judy Spear, Sally Swigert, Karen Van- Dolsen, Jill Waddell, Karen Wendt, Dana Whitton, Judy Williams, Pamela Wilson, Susan Winters. These Thctas plan on good 'ole Santa to leave lots ol presents to lill those empty stockings. K-,,, '1izr1jg.5Qgg:igf!s? -sf -2-was 1' -st. 'ff ai so 345 +-y., A 'hr - A ' B34 . x, fwx it Q... mv? deeorate their tree yyith dangling r-,-1 i 'eg RUVV l: Cheryl Anclerson. Anne Aspluml. Nancy Baker. lane Berry, Indy Blat-lt. Karen Bone, Uelaine Boxxinan, Betsy' Box le, Mary ' ' Broun. Nirginia Brown, Sharon hiirgiess. - ROVV 2: Carol Byrd, Sharon Carpenter, Cynthia Comhs, jo Cooper, Beyerly Cox, Linda Cox, l.ana Cross. Mary Dakil. Ruth Darrrow, Carolyn Diseh, Deborah Dolezal. ROW 3: Melanie Douglas, Diana Doyle, Kathleen Doyle, Edith Fhy. Patricia liley, Marcia Evans, Della Filson. Pamela Ifitxe simmons. Sharon Fletcher, Carolyn lforal, Bonnie Fretx. we ROVV 4: jeannine Cale. Patricia Garner. Cail Cranthain. Situ Harmon, Indy llarper, Phyllis Ilart, Yixian Hart. Maraha Haupilleiseh, Ifllen Hayhurst. Ianei Heller, Indy Herring. ROVV 5: Cheryl Ilesser, Candice Hickman, Margaret Hoxiarel. Linda Huhhard, Charlotte Hunter, VVylene johnson, Michele Iungery. Carolyn Iunlc. Linda Kadavy. Nancy Kays. ROW 5: Pat Kroger, Ienniler Lamlo, Melanie Loelcney, Vir- ginia lVl4-Cane, lady MeCorl4le, Beverly Mc-Curdy, Susan lVlea- dows, lane Meggs. Marilyn Mengecloht. Sue Milner, In the spirit ol Christmas KD! hohhles and silxery tinsel. S , 220 S. Cleveland Prize Winning Float Co-Sponsored by Kappa Delia Kappa Delta entered prize Winning Hoat with Delta Tau Delta . . . Vivian Hart crowned Homecoming Queen . . . Pat Kroger, Engineering Queen . . . Carol Byrd, REDSKIN Beauty . . . Three in Mortar Board . . . Five Angel Flight members . . . ludy Herring, Aggie Princess . . . KD's held their annual Snow Ball Christmas Formal and the Spring Luau . . . Continued to Work on the national phil- anthropy with crippled children as Well as with the local Opportunity School . . . Sought highest potential in schol- arship, leadership, and gracious living . . . Anne Eby, presidentg Karen Bone, vice presidentg Sue Harmon, sec- retary. ROW 1: Fredena Moore. Melanie Nelson, Lianne Peaden, Mary Pedigo, Ann Perry, Diane Peyton, Iana Pierce. Susan Quinn, Kathi Raun, Linda Reed. ROW 2: Paula Richardson. Anne Riddle. Martha Robertson. Patricia Shaw, Sharon Schollenbarger, Karen Sheegog, Donna Kappa Delta Shidlcr, Chris Spalding. Nancy Sparks, Carol Stephens ROW 3: Elizabeth Stephens. Marcia Taylor, Sheila Thomas Sandra Tucker, Amanda Von Tungeln, Malinda Weber 'Vlarua Wooten, Carol Wright, Sharon Wright, Gladys Yorlx freed hay? l I 4th and Lincoln Kappa's Received Patchin Award for Contributions Kappas received the Patchin Award . . . Entered Home- coming and VR . . . Mary Raye Denton, runner-up for National Dairy Princess . . . Ian Love, Education Queen . . . Mary Bullock, vice president of Army Blades . . . Car- ol Pojezny, varsity cheerleader . . . two class officers . . . Who's Who: Sharon Gafford, Terrie Hardy, and Cathleen Yordi . . . Nancy Samuelson, Panhellenic treas- urer . . . Terrie Hardy, REDSKIN Congratulate . . . Three in Mortar Board . . . Cathleen Yordi, REDSKIN editor . . . Eight in Education Student Council . . . Western Party and Christmas Formal highlighted social calendar . . . Sharon Rounsaville, president, Mary Bullock, lst vice president, Peggy Gouge, 2nd vice president. Kappa Kappa Gamma Nancy Cudd, Cathy Davies, Linda Davis, Barbara Dillon, Carol Dodds, Mary Edwards, Sarah Emenhiser. ROW 3: Nancy Farmer, Ruth Folmar, Linda Ford, Sharon Gafford, Susan Galvin, Kay Good, Dianna Goodpasture, Peggy Gouge, Sharon Green, Linda Grihin. ROW 1: Donna Aboussie, Kathy Alley, Pat Appleby, Cynthia Axe, Anita Baxter, Dianne Baxter, Vicki Bloomquist, Rebecca Brown, Mary Bullock, Catherine Causey. ROW 2: Mary Chandler, Valeria Connell, Christy Craig, 'KSU K K K 'Z If get E lm , Q., 1 23535 Q ff, 35,1 f ,fy 5 , . 1 . M - . et ? Z Q 4 x 5 E r L W3 5 . , i . f ft A if 5 , it tg if KW vs. ' Q ali? EARL R Y . r Q fi in Q, Q V arf, . LL ..:, V V , A we F Q' T 55,1 . ,lm i 5 ' if ' iff . . Q , 'lkxlg , .-at -I V It L-My P' Q' 3 I: we - K K .. I 3 .IN FI .fr-99.5, Q A ' '- - T f- ll A K f. , . , 'ff' , y A A be ,,,:? -E Y. , f, ,. fl'x , P 3' fl, . A.: , L T ,..a,j if 1. P' ,. . -.kf, j 31 jkqikg fj g I Nky, J, t. -f , - ftgj A 1' . - ' iii M . ta f 1 rf ff . , at 3 at ff-1 r , f 5 I ff R71 , - , . ,,,, T - .. - , , , K 'inf --2 xl f K V .. 'P' -its k t , ll , 2 B' 1 . 4 ' A at ll it I S at .1 L ,M 5 My V, , f. l 11'-5' 2- ff sg EP' ROW l: Ann Ilaheger, Lana Hamilton, Terrie Hardy, Susan Harris. Susan Holt. Katherine Hubbard, Barbara Inglish, Iulia Kelamis, Pamela Leclden, Cynthia Leese. ROW 2: Sammye Lewis, Ianice Love, Carla Lovell, Catherine MacDonald, Marilyn Mason, Charlotte Mayfield, Linda Mc- Carty, Marcheta McSpadden, Pamela Mills, De Miner. ROW 3: Cheryl Muclheisen, Mary Nichols, Deborah Oakes. Lynn Pardee, Ianet Phillips, Mary Pierce, Marilyn Pine, Bar- hara Pojezny, Carol Pojezny, Nancy Price. gr. . - V- 1 'A COST? :N we 1 , ,tg . A ROW 4: Marcia Quade, Marsha Rickey. Shirley Ross, Sharon Rounsaville, Marilyn Sadler, Nancy Samuelson, Athlyn Sayre, Lynn Schwertleger, Mary Scott, Ramona Sewell. Susan Shelton. ROW 5: Iudith Sherman, Rosemary Silyey, Sylyia Smith, Mary Ann Spencer. lean Stamper. Nancy Stewart. Sheralyn Sum- mers, Karen Thomason, Betty Tracy. Pat Tucker, Vicki Von- Tungeln. ROW 6: Iana Warren, Kathryn Weibel, Pamela Weigle, Kerry XVhite, Beverly VVilkinson, Janet Williams, Pamela Williams. Patti Wilson, Cheryl VVright, Cathleen Yordi, Linda Yordi, Kappa! cut tapers xxith a hcney- olent Santa Claus at their tradit- ional Christmas dinner-dance. - Q 5? us! lt! ami ROVV l: Chad Alexander. Iamcs Austin. Dan Bohart. Charles Brandt. Floyd Brisco. Larry Brotherton, David Clabaugh, Harry Coleman, Clint Cooke. ROW 2: Bob Drehenstedt, Cleive Dumas, William Edwards. Fred Fozzard, john Gardner. Robert Gunn. William Haddock, Iames Hagg, Iamcs Harder H. ROW 3: Iimrny Hastings. David Hitchcock, Iames Hunter. Cary Iackson, Randle Iacoby. Rohcrt Iarrcll. David Kinkaid. Cuy Kinkcade. Michael Lauterhach. ROW -l: Wayne Marshall, Allan McCrary. Ronald McGill. Kevin McKenna, Lloyd McPeters Ir., Mike Meadows, Walter McGown. Ronald Mitchell, William Morgan. William Morris. ROW 5: William Morris, Tom Moseley. Donald Murnan, Douglas Noble, John Noble, Iames Palmer, Charles Parrott, Billy Perrry, Kenneth Perry, Richard Pounds. Intramurals hrokc up the monot- ony ol an academic day as Kappa Sigs trounce opponents. ,fri l-llfll University New Girls' Auxiliary Sponsored by Kappa Sig Kappa Sigma girls' auxiliary formed this year . . . Men active on campus . . . Tigert, freshman class president . . . Blue Key tapped T. Britton, l. Britton, Rea, Baker, Kincaid . . . Baker and T. Britton, St. Pat Salutes . . . Tom Britton, Whois Who . . . Rea, treasurer of ICP and presi- dent of Phi Delta Mu . . . Seven active in varsity athlet- ics . . . Took first in intramural wrestling . . . Members active in Intercollegiate Knights . . . Poverty Party, Sa- loon Party, Titanic, and Rose Formal were popular so- cial events . . . Bob Iarrell, president, lim Harder, vice president, Tom lVlosely, secretary, lohn Gardner, treas- urer. ROVV l: Michael Powell, Iames Provence, Iohn Rea, Melvin Reed, Marshall Rice. ROW 2: Monty Rozell, Dennis Sells, Cary Smith, David Sullins, Craig Tigert. ROW 3: Philip Ulmer, Rex Waggoner, Gary Wilson, Iames Wirt, George Wittrner. Kappa Sigma Water Sloshing Kappa Sigs prepared an icy welcome for unsuspecting pledges. ,s . 4 t ' 411, ,-f'w+ A nw. aG1iI,,'t1,, -3 ' 4 fits' J 'ft-. I . 11- t 35I 923 University Lambda Chi Marked Lambda Chi Alpha Like many others, Lambda Chi's spent many hours around the 'ole card table. W ,., 50th Year on State Campus Lambda Chi Alpha celebrated its golden anniversary as the oldest social fraternity on campus . . . Captured third in the all-sports race . . . Placed first in national scholar- ship . . . Tom Cann, Blue Key and vice president of IFC . . . Intercollegiate Knights: Bruce Gililland, Larry Stein- er, and Ronnie Hesser . . . First in menis division of Spring Sing . . . Seven varsity football players . . . Fearn- ster and Sherrill played varsity basketball . . . Crescent Girl Formal, Hobo Party and Hell's Angels Party topped the social calendar . . . Roger Maxwell, president, Mark Wilson, vice president, Larry Steiner, secretary, Tom Gann, treasurer. ROW l: Cary Austin, James Axley, Willie Baker, Harry Bays, Brian Beck- wer, Darryl Brown. ROW 2: Michael Brann, Larry Burchart, Iames Caffcy, Ronald Campbell, Iames Carney, Gene Castin. ROW 3: Tommy Clark, Terry Conn, Dan Covey, lack Crain, Michael Cronc, Hal Cross. I l: Gordi Daniel. Mark Downing. Louie Earlahaugh. ROW Lonnie Eggleston. Lloyd liscott. Ralph Euhanks. Hollie Eyett. james Feamster. Gerald Frye, Iames Gallagher. RCW 2: Tom Gann. Bruce Gililland. Ion Godfrey. Larry Grimes. james Guild, Russell Harlow. Clayton Hayes. Jerry Heffel, Ronnie Hesser, Robert Hirsch. ROW 3: Ronnie Hobson. Don Horner. Larry Hulsey, jona- than Ihrig, Kerry Jackson, Iames Iordan. George Keely, Richard Keirsey. Craig Kessler, Claude Lowery. ROW Ll: loel Lowery, Bob Lynn, Roger Maxwell. Michael Mitchell, Harold Moore. William Moore. Rohert Ogleshy. Glen Reeder, Ralp ich ard son Steve Rodoll . h R . , . ROW 5: james Robson. Williarn Sayers. Ward Sherrill, Bern- eiton Sparks. Richard Staples, Carl Steiner, Larry Steiner, Tim- othy Tallchief, Randy Thayer. RQW 6: Donald Thompsori. Keith Toller, James Taylor, Leo Voss, George Warren, Michael Warren. Linn Welch, Mark Wilson, Danny Wolfe. Url' is .rlly hiothcrs. ' N. is Lambda Chi wondered il his snoxx hall throwing friends were . W et b f 353 ROVV I: jr1c'fXdz-lir,l3c':111:Xl0xz1r1de1', Patrick Ariv, john Atkins. Willizxlxm Hvclgcs, lark llupkins, jim Ilrumas. Paul Huslun Slam- Hakcr. Iiric Bn-I1nkc, Im- Be-nm-11, Larry Blumner. Gary Mir-hznc-l Hyzxlt, Slvphvn Irby. Bmvlc' David Bmmlh' RUVV -li Paul Jackmrm. N1iQ-Ima-I johnmn, Hz11'1'L'il Kap, Stun ROVV 2: Alam Camlvra, David Crolvy. I.2iI'l'j' Duckcrt. lilijah :XianIL-l??93UlIh:lIIGQCTVlligxgig INTL-,Ia?1f'?g 1 fXU5'kf'Y1d3H- C1110 Houghston, jog- Erculzxni, Don Iwlrrell, Morris Calloway, Mich- ' M j ' 5' ' ' K 'M ' acl Grady, Stn-phcn Grccn. john Gregalh. RUVV S: john Mm-Mrwrris. Willizxrrw Maloney, Iamc-5 1VIC'CVjZlINl- law. Charley Mn-Carly, George MQDQUII. Iamcs fVIcKnight RCJVV '52 Rum Guin. Iuhn II2lIUlNUI'ld, Im- Ilaskin, Gene Ham 14. Michzwl Milf-5, Louis, Miller. Ruhn-rt Mrwllor, Iohn Murray. lnstruuticm on the prupvr' way uf ' ' cl ful liic an-hlcvo a goal IN any sire' was irvely gix on by the- Phi Un-lu. ,iff 224 Monroe Phi Delts Received Recognition For Improvement Oklahoma Beta of Phi Delta Theta received the silver star for the most improved chapter at the national con- vention . . . Hawk played varsity basketball . . . Cregath and Croley on Presidentis Council . . . Kuykendall, Busi- ness Student Council . . . Ercolani, vice president and Pickrell, corresponding secretary, SAM . . . Atkins, lun- ior IFC treasurer . . . Spelman, Xi Mu vice president and delegate to National United Nations . . . Roberts, secre- tary, Phi Eta Sigma . . . Dave Pickrell, president, Steve Kuykendall, vice president, lim lVlcCandless, secretary, Don Emmons, treasurer. ROW l: Bruce Olson, Ierry Parkhurst, Terry Parsons, Iohn Pembroke, Iohn Phillips, David Pickrell. ROW 2: Lawrence Roberts, Donald Schille, Jerry Shonkwiler, Jeffrey Spel- man, Frederick Tracy, Iames Weigel. ROW 3: Michael White, Barrry Wilson, Billy Wilson, William Witt, Robert Worley, Richard Yuhnke. Phi Delta Theta After working long hours, Phi Delts were proud of their remodeled den. ll24 University Phi Gams Took Sweepstakes Prize a+ SUAB Fair Phi Gamma Del+a Attracting fair-goers, the Fiji pledges, SU Fair booth won first place. Mike Wendel led the Fijis as presidentg Terry Potts, treasurerg Tripp Felzer, secretary . . . Cary Markus, Iunior IFC president . . . Tripp Fezler and Pete Reynolds in Lassos and Lariats . . . Mike Chieppo and Tripp Fezler in ASME and oiliicers of Oklahoma State Engineering Club . . . Iohn Gearhart, vice president of O-Staters . . . League winners in football . . . sweepstakes at Student Union Fair . . . won Spring Sing . . . Island Party and Purple Garter Formal are campus known . . . Fijis are on the move. ROW 1: Tom Allen, Michael Andrews, Steve Autry, Staunton Baker, Charles Baptiste. ROW 2: Phil Bonersoy, Michael Chieppo, Harlan Coit, Cerald Crawford, Robert Curtis. ROW 3: Harris Elder, Ierry Elder, Cordon Elkins, Robert Farley, Rick Fed- dersen. ROW l: David lferraro. Day Fezler. Darrel Fry. William Gau, Iohn Cearhart, Richard Godfrey. Ir.. Ingram Henry, lack Hicks. Michael Hill, Michael Hopping. ROW 2: Michael Ives, Eric Iamison. David Jensen, Kellty Killovgh, Rusty Kriegel, led Lohmann. Dan Lucas, Clary Mar- kus. Mark May, james McCarty. ROV! 3: Russ Mc-New. Steve Miner. David Moulin. Marshall I Y ' . 2 . ki -gp. -'Ei 'Ls ...ff Persson, Max Pishchel. IH, Terrell Potts, Charles Powers George Ramey, Fred Ringwald, Lee Rittenhouse. ROW 4: Ralph Rogers. Robert Roper, Royce Sample. Ir. Charles Shelton, Donald Sinclair, Iohn Stanley, Chris Stotts Bill Teel, Charles Thomas, Warren Thomas. RDW 5: Vernon Thornton. james Tredxxay, Steven Van Horn Thomas Varner. john Vater. Michael Wcndel. Randy Whitta- ker. Philip Williams, Ioe Wilson. S we Q00 :Xt the same time curious and ap prehensivc, the Fiji! waited to sae who that nest pledge would hc. WF ROW l: Clilton Armstrong, john Arnold, john Aude, Benny Ballard, Richard Bennett, Karl Brooks, Milan Caldwell, Doug- las Campbell, Richard Carney. ROW 2: Iohn Danvers, Charles Dirickson, Elmo Dunn, Mike Eaton, Keith Edwards, Donald Elgin, Winston Foster, Howard Gamble, Iesse Garrison. ROW 'Sz Terry Giager, Kenneth Graham, Donald Harhan, 12' at af WL, ,, I - I . ,f Z ,. sa . 1 1 ' 2 W ,, QS X Qt Barry Henthorn, Randy Hicks, H, B, Humes, Murl Ioncs. William Iackson, Richard Large. ROW 4: Douglas Levy, Iames Martin, Robert Martin, David McCollum, William McGahen, Michael Meyer, Duane Neulicr, Michael O'L0ughlin, David Parr. ROW 5: Ionathan Patterson, Clarence Penticuflf, Sam Powell, Warren Plunkett, Ir., lack Powers, Iack Putman, David Riley, Michael Reifel, Iohn Ringwald, William Roush. 'F Soma-xxltat cramped for sparc hut nexcr short ol No-Dozc, these Phi Tau! prepairecl lor an all-ttiglttvr. l2O'3 W. Third Stardust Formal Weekend Highlighted Social Season Phi Kappa Tau members participated in all realms of campus activity . . . Steve Costello was an O-State fa- vorite as Pistol Pete . . . Les Nlatthies, president of Mu Kappa Tau . . . Mike Meyer served as vice president of Menss Clee Club . . . Rick Carney played on the varsity golf team . . . Other members actively participated in Sigma Delta Pi, Pi Alpha Mu, Sigma Delta Chi, Delta Sigma Pi, and SAE . . . Stardust Formal and Dogpatch Stomp highlighted the social calendar . . . Excellent chap- ter leadership by Tom Powers, president, Richard Ben- nett, vice president, Gene Caldwell, secretary. ROW 1: Randall Schuermann, Brad Schultz, Olen Shirel, Thomas Souther, Mitchell Sprowso. ROW 2: Steve Suddeth, Sanford Talley, john Thomas, Robert Thompson, Robert Tipton. ROW 3: Terrry Tooley, Iohn Westherston, Walter Weber, Gary Wheeler, Ralph White. Phi Kappa Tau Ah, the fun of those Phi Tau pledge - member functions!! Study Hall? ' R-af? it ? f , t 306 S. Iefferson Campus Groups Found Leadership Among Phi Kaps Phi Kappa Theta celebrated its thirtieth year on the OSU campus . . . Ranked fourth scholastically among frater- , nities . . . Iones, IFC senator and Greek Week assembly Ph! Kappa The+a chairman . . . Geis, College Bowl publicity chairman . . . Felton, Alpha Phi Omega treasurer . . . Hafen, IEEE vice president . . . Cooper, IFC judicial committee . . . Tits- worth, ASCE treasurer . . . Phi Kaps were active in Peo- ple-to-People, ASME, Arnold Air Society, Scabbard and Blade, and Minutemen drill team . . . Wood Choppers Ball and the Starlight Formal highlighted the social cal- endar . . . Mike Lacki, presidentg Eugene Schwarz, vice president, Dan Sweeney, secretaryg lames Schwarz, treas- urerg Iean Smasal, social chairman. Trying to Catch a few winks in between classes was often hard, but some Phi Kaps managed to get by. ROW l: Roger Britlain, Iames Brueggen, Wayne Chernieky, Lester Cole, Dave Cooper, Daniel Cullin, Frank Doll, John Dugan. Charles Every. RCW 2: Richard Felton, Hal Gazaway, Joseph Geis, Howard Guild. Clillord Halen, Robert Henthorn, William Howard, Da- vid Howells, Steven Iones. ROW 3: Peter Kauer, Robert Koch, Harold Leopard, Michael q B L Ni E , ,f i. I , fir. 9 an l as -' 'R L i ii.i W 7 Q . Lilli' . QS 3 ' i r ' - a , sr K t 'Wg uf - i fi as - -i ze - , ,W T H V27 X 2 55 aiaa ' I e 521'sa::-aa a? if f ' l I - 5 5 Y f , ' 1.1: H121 Q' .g1'S'2iqTf'2 Zi g . , 1, ' ' ii,, A ' R . if ' '. : it .Q if 54 x ,, . B -6' K! new '1' 362 Carrying us hack to the days ol 1-0. RUVV l: Nancy Allison, Marilyn Baker, Nona Barton, Bar- bara Bennett, Beverly Bennett, Susan Bergschneider, Mary Ber- ry, Shirley Carley, Kathy Chapman, Betty Iune Colley. ROW 2: Beverly Cregg, Barbara Cummins, Robin Cypert, Frances Davis, Mary Del.ozier, Dana Downing, Ianet Evans, lane Fitzpatrick, Eileen Freeman, Carla Gaither. ROW 3: Mary Goodpaster, Sherri Gragg, Ianice Grant, Connie Graves, Nancy Green, Dorothy Hays, Linda Henderson, Ian :Xgarn0mnon and Helen ol' Troy, the Pi Phi-Beta sliil won VR. -N. 'l ' . --Q, I A53 M A ,. f ,,.,...-an-ww:-H - .Ala-uu4ul!! ,,,. MM-,au A-L-eva Herron. linda Hill, Shirley Hughes. ROW -1: Iacqueeta Hunt, Ian Hunt. Kay Iacobsen, Judy jones. Pam Ledhetter, Mary Lemaster. Penny Martin, Sue McMains, Betty Montgomery, Margene Montgomery. ROW 5: Eugenia Moore, Iudy Nall, Cynthia Norman, Ierre parker, Sue Price, Connie Rice, Lynn Ridge, Susan Rippy, Iane Sample. 5,.,...m-n-we '52-I Cleveland Pi Phi-Beta Duo Took First Prize in Varsity Revue Pi Phi's were active on campus . . . Ian Herron, Aggie Toastmasters Queen . . . Vicki Laster, Arnold Air So- ciety Sweetheart . . . Gretta Hogan, Campus Clodia fi- nalist . . . Connie Graves, Phi Gamma Delta Sweetheart . . . Linda Hill, AWS treasurer . . . Beverly Bennett, CTCOLLEGIAN associate editor . . , Connie Crraves and Margaret Williams, cheerleaders . . . Education Student Council president Susan Scheflel and vice president Iudy Iones . . . Won VR with Betas . . . Four Angels . . . Sev- cn Blades . . . 4 in Mortar Board . . . Mary Michele Windle, presidentg Lynn Ann Neal, vice presidentg Fran- Pi Befa Phi ces Davis, secretary. ROW l: Elaine Schellel, Susan Scheilel, lane Shelton, Ioan Shelton, Caroa lyn Smith. ROW 2: Linda Smith, Cynthia Super, Georganne Spelman, Doll Stafford, Nora Taylor. ROW 3: Ian Turner, Ianice Tyner, Margaret Williams, Sally Wilson, Ann Any girls' living group enjoyed a serenade as Winsett. shown by these happy Pi Phi's. 'Vx ?91 5.1 363 A ti.a ry R... Government Week Commission Headed by PiKA's Pi Kappa Alpha stressed scholarship and participation in campus activities . . . Blue Key: White and Willey . . . Eubanks, Hardcastle, Michaels on Government Week committee, Willey headed GWC . . . Holland in Omi- cron Delta Kappa . . . Moore, Vautrian, White, McCur- dy in Phi Eta Sigma . . . Osborne and Willey in Inter- collegiate Knights . . . Willey and White on President,s Council . . . Quo Vadis, Shield and Diamond Formal, Shipwreck Party highlighted social calendar . . . Riddle, Morrell, and Elder in VR competition for third straight year . . . Phil McCurdy, president, Stan Sheldon, vice presidentg Mike Benson, secretary, Don Stephens, treas- urer. E t d t d d l l l for spring break, and obviously, the PiKA,s were no different. ROW l: Tommy Arndt, Larry Bahler, Mike Benson, Harold Brauer, Bill Bittle. Thomas Cody, Ralph Escue, Cordon Eu- banks, Dwight Evans. ROW 2: William Ewens, Charles Genthe, Kenneth Hardt-astle, Robert Hardy, Richard Hartmeyer, Lawrence Heckman, Don- ald Hert, Edward Hougland. Richard Hoyis. ROW 3: Nicholas Hunter, Terry Hyatt, Terry Iohnson, George Kuykendall, Phil Langston, john Lanier, Russell Leverenz. Mar- tin Malone, Phillip NlcCurdy. ROW 4: Iohn Michael, Gary Moore, Robert Moyer, George Murrell, Jack Musick, Michael Owen, George Reece, Rob Reid. Dale Schnialtz. ROW 5: Ronald Scribner, Iames Simmons, Ioseph Smith, Don Stephens, Carl Tennville, Thomas Walker, Barry White, Chet Willey, Francis Young, William Elder. , kink Placing their names on the tradi- tional Ol' football trophy, PiKA's hoped lor another good season. .ga 1: gf 'rf , it 'N liwllsl if Q .. te iv we i f X sri -er dv Q 4 ..- , si 3 F 'L' 1 r ,Qt :. E' g in K L Q, ,Qt .A iw A . i 'Y ' . . .ws 7 V .J ' t to f i l if shl lil!! RUVV li Larry .-Xltin, Charles Alhert. lames Anthamatten. Tru- man VVoodward, Steve Baker. Iames Beauhien. Donald Bentley, Doyle Brower. William Buchan. Riehard Call. ROW 2: Robert Cheek. Iaek Corgan, Stelan Davis, Paul Davis. Terry Dillon. Walter Curry. Kenton Dunean. Gerald liuhanlis. William Farr, Leon Fetzer. ROW '3: Stephen Fondren. Thomas Friedman. Robert Ccismar. William Gill. Douglas Hamman. joseph Hodges. Thomas Hodges, Robert Holmes. Rondell Hutton, Richard johnson . RUVV -l: VVilliam johnson, Charles jones. Chip lones. Pres! ton Iones, Lawrence Keith. Ion Kendall. Fredrick Kenny, Ray- mond Kirby. lark Kirk. Donald Klovstad. ROW 5: Robert Lembke. Steve Lieb. Gary Madison. joseph Martin. Richard Mayeux. lack McGinnis. Mike MeNineh. Kenneth Merideth. Uho Merz, Gary Moore. RUVV 6: Gerald Moreland. Jerry Nell. James Nelson. jeller- son Nelson. Robert Nelson. Iames Neuron. James Niekles. Phil Noyes. Larry OlByrne. Rodney Paee. ,a......,,g Looking somewhat like an ad lor R Harold's or Bates Bros., the Sig Alph's engaged in after dinner talk. 366 N SWxx2,1g..t. 5, ,W J . j 1308 W. 'I'hird SAE's Were Active In All Phases of Campus Life SAE was active in all phases of campus life . . . lVlcDon- ald, Hutton, I. Nelson on Presidentis honor roll . . . l. Nelson, president of sophomore class . . . Bass, president , , Business Student Council . . . Keith, Engineering Stu- Slgma Epsllon dent Council . . . Corgan, Architecture Student Council . . . 1. Nelson, A8zS Student Council . . . lVlcDonald, presi- dent of Beta Alpha Psi . . . ODK had Keigh vice-pres., Corgan, secretary, lVlcDonald, Howard, Settle . . . five HCS . . . Howard and Bass in Whois Who . . . l6 varsity lcttermen . . . DePoor, Fetzer, I. Nelson in Phi Eta Sigma . . , Corgan, president, O'Byrne, vice-pres., R. Nelson. sec. ROW l: Danny Pomeroy, Tom Phelps. Dennis Phillips. Tom ton, William Shepherd, Iames Swailar, Joe Rankin. Alan Todd. Plato, Rohert Plunkett, William Rahling, Alan Routh, Harry Chayleg Vining. Saunders, Sam Schohl, ROW 3: Richard Wagner, Sicvcn Ward, Charles Watts. Thomas Weirich, Edwin White, Iohn White, Tim Wilson. ROW 2: john Scott. Dean Secbeck, Halsey Settle. Iohn Sux- Richard Woodman. Iimmy Young, Larry Worsham, 'aww X gg rw Wea ww! ' it 'xkh i ' V - -- :fftm..a?wfe,--am.: A X. .2 fy - - ma-at -. -Masaa ,- , V i it get ,, . , . . 5 it ,L in ' - -I g I 7 5 2' My 'I aft-2 . , ... l 101 University Sigma Chi's Participated in Many Varsity Athletics Sigma Chi stressed involvement in all campus activities . . . Entered VR with the Kappas . . . Blue Key: Barnes, , , Mitchell, Kizer, Nitler, Stout and Felton . . . Intercolleg- Slgma Chl iate Knghts: Detrick, Stout, Gordan, Maison and Soren- son . . . Barnes, Iunior Class president . . . Kizer, presi- dent of Phi Eta Sigma and of IEEE . . . Ross, secretary of IFC . . Members in varstiy football, wrestling, base- ball, swimming, golf and track . . . Held Viking Party, Derby Day and Sweetheart Weekend . . . Glen Mitchell, president: Frank Robbins, vice president: Roger Kalhoef- er, secretary. ROW l: Bill Agnew, Iohn Allen, Iames Andrews, Gary Been, Clark, George Collier, Donald Collis, Patrick Conway, James David Blakemore, Michael Boekhoflf, Bill Bluhaugh, james Cornwell, jacques Cunningham. BUYYS, Charles Campbell. ROW 3: Hugh Davidson, Charles Davis, David Detrick, Keith Dicken, Iames Doss, Warren Edmundson, Don Edwards, Dan- ROW 2: Dave Capron, Mike Carter, Kenneth Case, Peter iel Eyler, Guy Corden, Allen Goss. W., . . W M', FQ' as X , K? ' - r 9 lil 3,-sa rn: a. X 'nfl' v- V, JA 3 S! is . ,gy wsu fs, at ROVV l: Iohn Hall. Benjamin Hatchcr, lim Hedges, l,oy Helm. jake Hess. Roy Hiskett. lim Holliday. Iatnes Horn. Thomas Hudson. ROW 2: Richard Hunter, Cross Ingle, Joe Johnston, Roger Kalhoefer, Iarnes Keller, Edward King, Clarence Kingharn, Michael Kirst, George Kizer, Robert l.aBass. ROW 3: Maxwell Lea, Larry l.eCage, Pat Lowry, Steve Mai' son, Iohn Malonry. Larry Manley. William Maxwell. Warren Miller. Glen Mitchell. Iohn Mitchell. ROW -1: Michael Nash, Iirnmie Neuman, David Nittler. james Norton, Henry Peace. Larry Pennington. Charles Rcimcr. Frankie Robbins. William Rose, Burr Ross. ROW 5: R. I. Ross, Bob Russell. james Sale, Richard Schalcr, Iohn Selby, Richard Shawley, Earl Shipp. Norris Simms. Steven Slaight, Ioe Sorenson. ROW 6: Jeffrey Spanier, joseph Spanier, Kenneth Stout, Charles Swain. Cary Tate, Kent Van Hoesen, David Wilrlman. Cary Williams, Douglas Wilson. Daniel Yerian. house decr mrat ion s, Sigrna Chi's work levcrislily to overcome a last-minute crisis on 369 ROW l: james Anderson, lohn Anerherry, jerry Baker, Iames Healy, lay Beltx, Robert Best, William Blasdel, Stephen Boaz, Larry Brannon. ROW 2: Steve Broun, Larry Cason, john Challin. William Chandler, Iames Coburn, Thomas Coburn, Iell' Cole. George Conger. Kenneth Gook. ROW '33 Larry Crain. Mike Crockett, Ronnie Ellis, Murry Fleming, jerry Garner, Michael Graham, George Grober. Curtis ROW -li Daniel llarrison, Kermit Holderman, Curtis Hold- ridge, Landon Holman. Stephen Holton, William Howell, Don- ald llumphreys, Bill Hurlhutl. Gary lackson, ROVV 5: Richard larvis, Richard lones, james jordan, Mi- chael Kane, Stephen Kirkpatrick, Richard Langston, Ray Live- say, Roderick fVlacDougall. Ronnie IVleKeaigg. ROW 6: Danni' Minniek, Ross Moyer. Van Nowlin, Edxxarc 1 Oelsehlaeger. Charles Ogden. David Palm. Iames Parrish. Doug Phillips, Bryan Pollard. Gulley. Vaden llargis. ,,,L Y . N It l'J,4Jf+' A J , U.. rf, ' A 'fwffi xg ,Nu 'w 1vfJ,?.1'5 :af as W42f?,4gg-i.1 K, , , Looking as brave and bo 5 . , 43, .1 2,5 the men who helped build it was the Sigma Nu-Pi Phi Hoat. . -J 'f f f K sex! - .si 7. . ,mf . , fi' 5 !1'7!'9' - 2. - Q'71'2 - ,V fy-.g jfiv ,.o A L A if,-,ix gm ALWAW f,. Q fi ,. ffm W i ' sir f ,C ,, ..,a-x - Q : ,K t V, . 7 f. ., av., if 36 vi 53' K 4 M21 'Yi ff' ' , i jg',:1f,. ' A, 2 f,f d4f- L m ., .Q 4 fs A 75,1 f ki. ,Si 3 V-fl, '. Z, :aim z N 2, 2 v JJ it' -14 .-ciiw ?7i.A'fi JM- Q if 4, ff. I A i PJ 4, A 5' if l 'I J..,.X:p , fi' ,ff ' 'Q ' . -5-.-' FT if ' 3 '. TQ' if ' ' l' ' ' , . Y- ' - :'- ' . ,m,:',,'.,,,,4, 5 , radii 0.3 ,A - ' , , ,f ff ' ,,. H K A 4 .R as re Q-A - ' f ' - ' 1' A' . ' ' N ' V' ' .- 'ff' ,ff ' ' ,mc-ef - 21- - - ,, ' . . ,,, . , ..... 4 -, N W 7 f 3' ' J . ' my I ' er .--, 1:1 , ff., lf . ..,i, ,. ,. , f 7 A ' i - fl: Eli 'S University lnterfraternity Council Guided By Sigma Nu's Sigma Nu placed high in a great variety of activities . . . Engineering Student Council: Iarvis and Fleming with Langston as secretary . . , Five on Business Student . Council . . . Cook and Little on A8zS Student Council Sigma Nu . . . Crockett, president, larvis, vice-pres., Harris, secre- tary of Blue Key . . . Hargis, president of IFC . . . ll on President's Leadership Council . . . five in Intercollegiate Knights, Palm president and Cook treasurer . . . Who's Who: Crockett and I-Iargis . . . lVlu Kappa Tau President Gully and Sandberg treasurer . . . Pres. Crockett, Vice- Pres. Lorhey, Sec. Harris, Treas. Iarvis. ROW l: Bob Rice, Ivan Roberson, johnny Roberts. Donald Romine, Michael Sadberry, Skip Sandberg. ROW 2: Richard Streeter, Charles Sutter. Scott Swearingen, Carl Thoma, Ralph Townsend, jack Wade. ROW 3: Michael Wadsworth, Buster Walling. Richard White, Lowell Whit- Even the Sigma Nu's would gather to greet lock, William Willscy, joseph Woodcock. photographer in the house. 4 Sigma Phi Epsilon initiated l 000th member Scored in varsity and intramural sports Ward md Cook football Murphy Wrestling Colightly track Swafiar Men active on campus Blazer IFC yu dicial chairman Semple president of Sigma Tau ganizational participation Sigma Tau Mu Kippa Tau Community service Thanksgiving food drive and Christmas orphan party . . . Girl of the Colden Heart and the Christmas Formal topped the social cal- endar . . . Pledge-member functions and serenades added spice to the year s activities . . . Gerry Paschall president' i a n n u.e or W r r' s. I 000th Member Initiated Into Sig Ep Brotherhood . . . Fisheirihaskethall .,. . OSU assistant haskethallicoach, N , D l,'..0ri Dick Daniels, viceipresidentg Clenn Mill, secreitary. 3 enterta ned ta ope ho s f ne fall f ate nity pledge R A tif J- -G- ROW l: Joe Adwon, William Bangs, Steven Berrey. William Blackburn, Iames Blazer, Robert Breedlove, Ken Calkins, Stev- en Christian, James Crenshaw, Steven Dickey. ROW 2: Iesse DuPree, Charles English, Michael Evett, Ar- thur Garden, Iames Gill, Curt Griffiths, Michael Hagley, Mi- chael Hamner, Byron Higgs, Robert Hill. ROW 'Sz jack Hogan, Ierry Holder, Lawrence Hull, Ronnie 1 F. am 4 relr fill-ll :tw I 5252 ' ,Har .2 -'Q ,uno f , ., 3 Pl ll ' , , , 1 ,ill 'll 5' 3 Jett, Elmer Ketchum, Robert Lewis, Brian Lotven, Steven Mt-- Fall, Bob MeClaun, Thomas Moran. ROW 4: Iames Morris, Sammy Norwood, Gerald OlRourke, Iames Patton, Patrick Poole, Larrry Robertson, Chris Simp- son, Larry Simpson, james Smith. ROW 5: Steve Smith, Robert Swaffar, Dick Teis, Larry Ter- ry, Charles Tutt, Fred Utter. Ioseph Varmecky, Robert Vaughn, Charlie Whiteley. Somebody's in the kitchen with Lovie . . f' and so it goes when! ever dinner time is near, 1 ff: IW! 1' 373 ROW l: Iarnes Back, George Briggs, Charles Briscoe. Richard Cross, Iohn Garrett. George Kauffman, Thomas King. ROW 2: Edward Klecka. Boyd Kurt, Dave Lorenzen, Richard Lohrecht, Donald Lundy, Keith Mackie. Charles Moore. ROW 3: Barry Morgan, Robert Morgan. Samuel Munhollon. Thomas Okerlund, Iames Gwen. Lonnie Preston. Preston Pul- liam. RUW 4: Iohn Ravenst-roft, Robert Sadler, Steven Stone. Ron- ald Taylor, lim Tivvwy. Thomas Wade. Ronald Weaver. Steven Wise. The TKl2's spent every spare min- ute pounding nails and sawing boards-the result-an addition. 221 S. Lincoln Remodeling of Chapter House Completed by TKE's Tau Kappa Epsilonis year was highlighted by the com- pletion of their chapter house remodeling and building program . . . TKE,s were seen in campus activities . . . , Back, KOSU station manager . . . DeMond, treasurer of Tau Kappa Epsllon Engineering Student Council . . . Members active in Mu Kappa Tau, IEEE, Eta Kappa Nu, SAME, Phi Eta Sig- ma, ASCE . . . Public service Weekend included Work at the Stillwater Mission and a blood drive . . . Social events included pledge-member functions, dinner exchanges, Red Carnation Ball and the French Cabaret . . . George Briggs, presidentg Dave Lorenzen, vice presidentg Lonnie Preston, secretary, Iim Back, treasurer . . . Mrs. Z. T. Rose serv- ed as hostess. Always ready to boost school spirit. the TKE's rang the victory bell at every USU home game. FWF Taking advantage of the few rare moments when there was nothing to do, the Theta Chi's frolicked on the lawn ROW 1: Thomas Drot- Iett, Frederick Hall, Ier- ry Kucera, Kenneth Love, Stephen Lugliani. ROW 2: Iames O,I-Iara, Edward Pickett, Richard Rogers, Richard Shana- han, Claude Suggs. E 1531 it' Regional Conference Hosted Theta Chi hosted brother chapters from Texas and Ar- kansas for a regional conference and Workshop . . . active membership in campus organizations was seen . . . AHA, Rogers . . . Pi Alpha Mu, Simmons . . . American Chem- ical Society and Phi Lambda Upsilon, Boone . . . Forestry Club, Lambdin, Lugliani . . . IFC, 0'Hara . . . Flying Ag- gies, Rollins . . . Young Republicans, Lambdin, Simmons . . . Karate-Do Club, Mason . . . Mu Kappa Tau, Cergit . . . Hotel and Restaurant Society, Mason . . . Highlight of the social calendar was the annual Carnation Ball with the crowning of the Dream Girl . . . Officers were Don Simmons, president, Ieff Mason, vice-president, Mac Love, secretary, Fred Hall, treasurer, Dick Shanahan, marshal. Proud of their scholarship improvement trophy, these Theta Chi 7l3 University by Theta Chi Chapter The'I'a Chl 'S did their best to keep it shin ng. x---H' X.. ROW l: Theodore Atchinson, Charles Baker. Victor Banham. ROW 3: Charles Messall, lim Muckleroy, Iames Norton. Cary Terry Baxter, Robert Pzrakey, Frederic Clark. Charles Conley. Patterson. Dale Robertson, Robert Shields. ROW 2: Cary Grillith, Larry Iflartweg, Charles Ikard, Don ROW 4: Robert Shupe, lack Skinner, Randy Snider, Cary johnson. Larry Langley, Robert Lewis, Iohn Maxwell. Swart. Ioe Ward. Robert West. The Brain Trust paid off for 'Triangle lraternity as they equip- ped a complete electronics lab. 1215 W Third Electronics Lab Was Built and Triangle comprised of engineers, architects, and scientists . . . Men active in Pi Tau Sigma, Eta Kappa Nu, Sigma Tau, Phi Eta Sigma . . . Triangle entered the Engineering Exposition . . . Cary Griffith, president of Society of Ameri- can Military Engineers . . . Randy Snider, president of Engineering Gavel Club . . . Robert Shupe, president of Eta Kappa Nu . . . Members built and equipped full elec- tronics laboratory . . . Christmas season highlighted year with annual Christmas dance and tree trimming party for the Stillwater Mission's underprivileged children . . . Steve Paetz, president, Mark Baker, vice president, Randy Sni- der, secretary. Equipped by Triangle Triangle With the help of a banjo, some guitars, and a song practice two, the Triangles were all to Serenade. HH rar Intramural Sports Trophy Again Claimed by Zc-:+a's Zeta Tau Alpha Among the beauties on campus this year, Zetais Karen White was chosen REDSKIN Beauty . . . Iudy Meyers, Lambda Chi Crescent Girl . . . Carol Lash, Sweetheart of Tau Kappa Epsilon . . . Marilyn McMillan marched and twirled with the OSU hand . . . Kathy Adams was named Honorary Army Lt. Cadet Colonel . . . ludy lust lead the Cappettes as commander . . . Mary Kay Clemons modeled for the fashion board . . . Zetas captured the in- tramural sports trophy for the second consecutive year . . . Chi Delphia officers were lane Schiller, secretary, Dee Dee Carmody, treasurer, and Donna Nichols, pledge trainer . . . Iudy Meyers, president, Marilyn McMillan, lst vice president, Carol Crawford, 2nd vice president. ca s oo' over the roof to produce Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. For the Lctas Happening scratching 1 I lx if Ll ROW l: Andrea Anderson, Linda Blizzard, Iudy Bowman. Mary Brandt, Martha Brown, Cynthia Bufhngton, Dierdre Car- mody, Susan Cavanch, Mary Clemons. ROW 2: Coby Collins, Paula Compton, Karen Cornish, Carol Crawford, Melanie Dobbin, Sheila Dobbin, Ianette Dye, Linda Farrell, Betty Gaines. ROW 3: Ieanne Giacomo, Bobbye Greer, Suella Guthrie, Ro- berta Hall, Laura Harkey, Karen Hitt, Iudy lust, Pamela Kent, Carol Lash. EN ' 1 T 1 15 1' ROW 4: Annabelle Lavers, Linda Lavvrence, Lucinda Lude- man. Dolores Lukaszek, Linda Manning, Karcn Marosc, Mari- lyn McMillen, Sally McMillen, Iudith Meyers. ROW 5: Melody Morley, Brenda Neumann, Donna Nichols, Karen O'Hern, Pamela Porter, Darla Reim, Carol Riley, Mar- tha Rogers, Marilyn Ross, Iean Roush. ROW 6: Susan Ryles, lane Schiller, Nancy Thomas, Carol Vaughan, Linda Wade, Ianice Wheeler, Karen White, Mi- chelle Wilson, Donna Wise, Suzanne Zumwalt. U in Iudy typilicd Zeta's willingness K and enthusiasm to work on city and campus improvement projects. '-K:-.ye , Phi Psi's Installed as Newest Campus Fraternity Crashing to the ground were fun-loving PhiPsi's and dates. ROW lr Roger Brown- ing, Bruce Dearborn. Robert Douglas, Will- iam Finley, Robert Goodman. ROW 2: john Huggins, Richard jones, Charles Leavitt, Daniel Liven- good, David Mains. ROW 3: Larry Minnick, Harry Robertson, Roger Ruehl, Carl Schroeder, Ierre Turner, lim Will- iams. l l During the past year, Phi Kappa Psi advanced from a colony to a full-fledged chapter. On Ap- ril 8, the colonization terminated in the instal- lation ceremonies when members from all over the country came to Stillwater for the gala af- fair, which included the installation banquet and the formal Iacqueminot Rose Ball . . . Membership soared from eleven to thirty . . . Presidentis Council: Iones, Goodman, and Dearborn . . . Phi Eta Sgma: Buck, Ging, Hug- gins, Livengood, Mains, Iones, and Williams . . . Etta Kappa Nu: Chilcutt . . . Dearborn, Blue Key . . . Phi Psi's held ofhces in IEEE, Sigma Theta Epsilon, Semper Fidelis, and UCCE . . . Other activities included freshman track, fresh- man cross-country and REDSKIN staff . . . Jones, Buck, and Huggins on President's Honor Roll . . . Of tremendous aid to the colony were Dr. and Mrs. Charles Larsen, advisor and wife, and the Whole Larsen family . . . Bruce Dearborn, president, Rick lones, vice-president, Bill Fin- ley, secretary, Bob Goodman, treasurer. Residence Halls ROW l David Harris Bill Piston Calvin Vloorfland Ron lim Fletcher. ROW 3: Kent Hensley, Don Bryant, Gene Shirley ROW 2 Alan C olcman Russell Thorpe Iohn Lewis, Benson. Men's Residence Hall Association lVlen,s Residence Hall Association contributed to the un- iversity through many activities. MRI-IA sponsored a de- bate between the University of Southern California and OSU and brought Chris Sager, pianist, to the campus. Residence Hall Week was highlighted by the Honors Banquet with Dr. Waldo Stevens as speaker, and by the appearance of Glenn Yarbrough. Three films in con- junction with REW were shown by the association. MRI-IA teams won first and third place in the College Bowl. Ron Shirley served as president. FRONT ROW: Marilyn Roads, Ianiee Case, Ann llapke. Bev- Roether Donna Skinner Rita Owen Nanu Nollmer COYIIIIL erly Warma, Carolyn Pike, Melissa Campbell. ROW 2: Sharon Coppingcr Mirion Whitt Brewer, Sandra Lawrence, Phyllis Grigar, Carol Bennett. Kay ill! WRHA Offered Variefy of Oppor+uni+ies 'ro Women The purpose of Women's Residence Hall Association was to provide activities which would lead to maximum development of each resident. WRHA activities were de- signed to draw residents into projects to give them the op- portunity to work toward common goals. WRHA, with MRHA, sponsored a watermelon feed and a dance with the Astronauts. Spring project money provided scholar- ships awarded to Kathy English, Linda Chesnutt, and Delores VanCamp. Residence Hall Week brought Glen Yarhorough. Apartments Placed Firsiin Homecoming Competition Social activities highlighted year for Brumley Apartments . . . Women combined efforts to Win Homecoming Float Trophy . . . Street dances, open houses, spring formal, Christmas party . . . Organization presidents live at Brumley . . . Mortar Board, Mar- tha Merrittg Home Ec. Education, Helen Bernhardtg Housing and Interior Design, Pat Bradshaw . . . Campus beauties . . . Hotel and Restaurant, Kathy English, Poultry Science, Linda Symesg Homecoming Finalist, Kaye Vernon, National Rodeo Finalist, Nancy Iacobs . . . Organizations . . . Army Blades, Angel Flight, Capettes, Little Sisters, Marching Band, Orange and Black Quill . . . Apartment oiiicers were Tina Burton, president, Esther Clavin, vice-president, Rita lVlcClaskey, sec., Ann Hapke, treas. The time and energy of all the residents went into making this fioat by Brumley a prize-winner. Brumley Apartments 1 r Y X , fi . - Br. . s w BRUMLEY APARTMENTS Vis' bib ilk, sv Wh' wwf fn N i in J Hp ig? i f Sylvia Adams. Mary Argodalc, Vir- ginia Brown, Judy Arndt, Bctn Bcaslcy, Donna Bcaulicu. linda Bclrncar, Hclcn Bcrnhardt. Judith Bradlcy. Patricia Bradshaw. linda Bright. Pribcilla Brown. lVl. F. Brurnniitt, Judy Bryant. Mary Butcher, Tina Burton. Diane Carey. Nancy Cargill, Cyn- thia Carpentcr, Carolyn Childs. lfsther Clavin, Jiinniic Clcmcnt. Vivian Conway, Jacquclyn Cooper, Jirnrnic Cooper, Chcryll Cox, lfricda Cummins. Phylli5 llauhert. Patricia Dean, Judy l3cClark, Mary lUcFClic'c. Anita Emnions. Kathlccn English, Myrna lfarrcll. Gloria Farris. lfrancinc Finltcr, Ju- dith lfloyd. Karcn lfoxxlcr. Pcnny lfricnd. Bcverly Carrctt. Mary Castaldn, Rcicania Ccrcn, l.calic Class, Twiala Cocrtzcn. Carolyn C-rccn. Cxxcndolyn Hang- cr. Margaret Hapko, Mary llarned. Janie Hazalcus, Kay Hendrickson, Tonya Hicks, Daria Hill, Susan Hinds. Kathryn Hodge. Ellen Hodges, Nancy Hollis. Janie Horn. Mary Hudson. Hfllv lace llunt, Bcity lyic, Nancy Ja' cohs, l,inda Jatncs. Susan Jrrhnson. f Y icki Johnson. Marsha Johnston, Roberta John- kton, Shcrry Jonc5, Shirlcy Joncs. Janicc Jordan. Paula Kcnncdy. Cllinda Kcrnaghan. Carlyn Kcycs Jancllc King. lfrantcx Knapp. Pa- nitia Laughlin, Nancy lrccx, Jan- na l,cxxls. l.lnda lalcx. Charlotts lgon. l.cla Manlcy. 387 l aIrieia Marelieae, Nzmey Marlin. linda Nlellaniel. Pamela Nliller. jean Nlix, laura Mimnier, Karen Mins, Cheryl Neuman. Clieryl Paine. llelen Pelliler. Sandra Prewiim. Kathryn, Repp. Janis Rice, Clau- dia Riemann. leaimie Rlimles. Cui Rnbinsfm, lixelyn Samlers. Su- xaiim- Saueier. Karen Selimeder, Cheryl Seliullz, lfriiza Semi. liatlierine Seem, .Mme Sewell, Clliiria Slieets, ljlillllil Slmlliier, lialweite Simma, Rmelan Smiili. Sliarim Smith. Frames Sparks. Ami Sperry. Maria Sturdixam. Linda Sy mm, Rrmdea Taylor, laniee 'l'er- ri-ll, VVynema 'lll1HI'l1lUI1. Nlarilia limmrms. Claudia 'l'im11s- leg. Linda 'l'raulman, Nita Ver- nim, Linda Vic-iii, Cynthia Vin- neclge, Imyee Ward, Linda VVamf lie .lui VVe5terme5er, Belly VVilliam5, Cariilyn VVilmri. Sliaryn Winkler. lflixsa Wise. Pairieia Yuiinger, lmiiie Zeigler, l.i11cla Zfmlduslxe. Nia mailer' ixliat tlie game. ulieri playing cards in Ilie aparimems. a liand well as 1lllN will priwe im alualvle. 388 BRUMLEY APARTMENTS sf ,M we Q-V... Apartments Changed 'ro Become Home 'ro Girls Only The girls who made their homes in the apartments were few in number but they formed a closely knit group . . . the old quarters were recently changed to all girls . . . the boys are gone hut the traditions stayed . . . Hostess duty had a traditional place for the thirty girls who lived there . . . a silver platter was handed down from president to president . . . Date-Night one time a semester when men were taken upstairs . . . Social functions were numerous at the apartment . . . Spring Senior and Honors Ban- quet . . . Christmas saw a tree-decorating party and gift exchange . . . Sports events were impromptu and enjoyed by all . . . Leading these women were president, Melissa Campbellg vice-president, Sherry Browng secretary, Marlene Burgessg treasurer, Carolyn Pike. A rv, Playing cards provided mental relaxation for the residents who took advantage of apartment living. Marlene Burgess, Melissa Campbell, Nona Darnell, Brenda Garrett. ll aff Linda Kihhy, Ida l.ile. Rita Moore. Sherry Wyflie. 'tai ' i 54, V H 2 QW' ' V , r 5 w-- 6 MRHA All-intramural Sports Trophy Was Captured Annual spring picnic held . . . Senior Dinner honored those graduating . . . Social events included Casino Party and Christ- mas Dance . . . Cordell Hall captured the MRHA All-intramural Sports Trophy . . . Residents entered Homecoming float in this year's competition . . . Hootenanny sponsored in the fall . . . In- vited special guest speakers . . . Movies shown on Sundays . . . Hayride added new gleam to social calendar . . . Competition in sports was seen within the hall . . . Refreshments served after football games . . . Engineering senator was Harold Fields . . . Leonard Court was student senator for Arts and Sciences . . . Cordell's officers headed by President Alan Goldmang Vice-Presi- dent Eric Iustg Secretary Alan Barberg Treasurer Gene Spillmang MRHA delegate Tom Egelston. This banner, visible from Lewis Stadium, told the OU fans exactly what was happening on the field. Cordell Hall CORDELL HALL WZ ,N W. as-x Ric- v Y1:p,f Riehard Aggers, james Alexander. Donald Allen, Bruce Anderson, Charles Anderson, Lowell An- drews, john Andrus, Bob Anthony. Bill Armstrong, Winston Arnold. llerchel Aura, Cary Badgett. Ron Ball, Frank Barber, Timothy Bar- by. l.arry Barker. David Barnett. Catlin Beale, Paul Beebe, Larry Beeby, Paul Bene- lield, Bruce Bennett, Terry Bish. Doyce Boeseh. Alton Bounds, William Brady. Charles Brannen. Paul Brawner. Thomas Braxton. john Brazil, john Bristow, Robert Bruce. Robert Bullfington. Donald Burnett. james Burris, Rex Cambern, Ran- dy Campbell, Ronald Cannelax, Richard Carolina, Michael Car- ragher. james Carter, Raymond Carter. joe Cartland. james Cathey, Al- lred Cecil, Eugene Challin, Ken- neth Chaney. Skip Childress. Casey Childs, Phil Chitwood, Larry Clark. Roger Clark, Leroy Coekrell, Calvin Coker, Warren Cole, Richard Coleman. Ralph Conners, fVlarx'in Cooke. Ted Cooley, Ronald Cooper, Har- old Corbett. Clarence Cotton, Har- vey Court, john Courtney. Douglas Crumlcy. Thomas Cum- mins, Ronnie Cupp, jack Curry. laxvrenee Day. Danny Davis. David Davis, john Davis. Anthony Dill, jack Dillej, Nliehael Dunn, Cesar Duran, john Dur- rett, Fred Durst, Don lidmontls. Cerald lidwards. 39I llmmas l',l.1t'lslul1. C,l1klI'll'5 lzllln, Palrivlx Fllix. Abraham lfielclx. Alan lframlx, Ri4'l1arLl Frank, Dua- N' ' lin lfrcv. SIUXZIH lfrr-c-man. Ste-plwn Frlrmall, Ra5mrmd Clailvy, Gary Gilpin, john Gvlahn, Iamz-5 Gowns, lfclward Comb, Rox Clam-lu, Harry Gm-firm. lJi1I'lll'l Gray, Ronald Gray, james Greenberg, Carter Hallmark. Im' Hamill, Rolaert Hanks, Nlrmrfw Hannon, David Harrison. Gary Hz1rx'L'll, Iimmiv Pl21blll', Alf lan llc-ck. Ria-hard Hn-mm, Ralph Hsw. Rrmalcl Ile-usc-r, Iamvs Hick- man, lfred llil-ka. xvllllkllll lliwmlk. jvrry Hill, Har- ulcl Holley, David lluplvr, Kenv nellm llnplvr, lD0lll1l5 llulwlvarcl. Ralph lluul1Ioman. Sammy llurcll- I SON . .lolm ll1Clk'I'Ill'ClUll. Imepll lndu- xvina, Max jack, Carl jellk-ual, My rrm jvnlxim. Dam-ll Innes. jnlwnny june-N, Brem jfmex. Looking: like an wld lasluiunecl growing card, Ill? 111011 ol Curdcll wished the vampus a che-rrp' Mer- ry Chrislmas, 392 Vk,, .3 A J W, , 2 Zi aff N 6 , l. , .J l if l ' 33 ,,,,, , 'qw 1414555 sl 5 N YQ J , 'K A ,. L QQ 6 -4 Af, g 4 :J ap'-., CORDELL HALL james Kainas. Patrick Kendall, Charles Kell, Lowell Kennedy. VValter Kilgore, ,flank Kimhell. Harrel King. Cary Knowles, David Koch, Rich- ard Kapec, Ronald Korsgard. Thomas Krause. Ray Kunka, Paul Lekawski. Steven Leslie, Albert Lilly, Law- rence Lippel. Robert Lisle, George Llewellyn, Steven Loflin, Billy Lyde. john Maeiula. Gary Majors, Rob- ert Manlove, Iames Marr, Preston Matthiesen, Steve McDonald, Iohnny Mclilrov. Tommy McFall, Leland McKee- man, Michael McNatt, l.annie McNeill, Bruce McNennev, Wil- liam McPherson. Bill Mead. Gregory Mitacek, Clifford Mon- roe, Alan Moore, Iohn Moore, Michael Moore, Gerald Morrison. Tommy Morrison. Michael Mott, Iohn Mullen, Ran- dall Mullinax, Don Niccum, Iohn Nuckolls, john Norwood, Dale Page. Dale Parks, Michael Paulk. john Peeper, Cary Pendleton, Iohn Per- kins, Michael Perkins, Michael Petrilla. Gregory Plenning, James Phillips, Denzel Pierce, Michael Plunkett, Leslie Pshigoda, Paul Rachel, Cary Racklcy. Fred Ramsey. l.arry Ravenscroft. Chris Roberts. Eduard Reed, Rob- ert Regan. William Renfro, Rich- ard Rodgers. 393 Richard Root. Oliver Rudd, How- ard Sage, john Sauter, Billy Schaefer, Raymond Schmitz, Stev- en Schnitzer. Richard Schuette. Howard Schul- man, Tommy Schweitzer, Thomas Seudder, joe Shaughnessy, Iohn Sharp. Phillip Sheller. jack Shero, Roger Short, Michael Simms, William Simpson, Eugene Skelly, Harold Skelton, Alan Smith. David Smith, Gary Smith, Har- old Smith, Les Smoek, Donald Snethen, Eugene Spillman, Ste- phen Spleth. Robert Stafford, John Stanlield, Ray Stark. Oscar Staudt, Carl Stephens. Harry Sumner, Michael Stinchcomh. George Stinnett, David Stockman, Iohn Stoops, jack Suiter, Gary Sumner, William Sumner. Richard Telowicz. Charles Thannhausen. Danny Thomas, Floyd Tippett. William Thornhurgh, Kenneth Tryner, Bill Turner, Donald Hurvey, Iohn Vandiver. Mark Wadsworth, Robert Warter- field, Edwin Watkins, Thomas Weeks, Dennis Weese, Iohn White, Iohn R. White, Stephen White. Edward Williams, Eldon William- son, Iohn Williamson, Rocky Wil- lis, Alvin Wilson, Daniel Wilson. William Wilson. Stephen Wilt. Dale Winslow, Miles VVire, Ray mond Wiseman, VVilliam VVom- hle. George Woods. Thomas Wye- koll, Cary Yowell, Rohert Zahl. 394 CORDELL HALL Newest Coed Hall Captured Homecoming Isl' Prize Wcanienis newest residence hall is also the tallest . . . Kappas oc- cupied sixth floor . . . Residents met challenges of Hrst year . . . Constitution was written and ratined . . . First place honors in Homecoming house decorations . . . 'EBeat QU' in lights seen for 17 miles . . . Service projects . . . Christmas dinner and dance . . . Open house on Parents' Day . . Individuals honored for scholarship, talent, heauty . . . Bev Wilkinson, National Merit Scholar, model for Seventeen . . . Nlarilee Dahl, Lahoma Scholar- ship . . . CTM Scholarship, Cheryl Hughes . . . Scarlett Custer, lVliss Wool . . . Arts and Sciences Queen finalist, Rose Cideon . . . Phyllis Cray, twirler . . . Nelda Finley, Kathy Pitts, Patchin Panelists . . . First Qtlicers were Carol Bennett, president, ludy DeHart, vice-president, Kathy Pitts, secretary, Connie Tillman, t1 8t1SUY'CI'. Witli the ahle assistance ol Kerr, the Home- coming entry lor Drummoml took first in their wi ...M . division. , -if 11, , ! lifV 'vii-sv gg' fi 1,f-fi.- 2sQrH N, sg 1 'ii,, ii, -ri-lit ifzefjfv gf- ,729 t, -If? K Q 'Y5?'T A+ Dil 1 elif- Ulivig' - t S' l , ii.ti iiis W iit, , 25 H is -- we .iid 'ft fravfi 2 NT xv: wif: sf- W?s?f'!lfff'w s i if ,EQ-m t fr . ,,,'? ' it , ' X, 'fig-f ' - ie at A . if ei ' r '- Eilvl Walrnlu!-W, ,,.,,, t . ,,,., , ,et ,,,, L. F llrinimiioiitl llzlll f t 11 ' F ,Ja .6 - A f. .2 J- i t :nuff-, 4, ,W W -. ,-.- ' ' alan. i i 5 - A - ar' . f Q 1.1! Sukan Adcly. Ianilt-r .Xlle-n. Kathi Allvn, Sarah Allen, Rita fklewan- dvr, Shvila Alt-xandvr, Dana Ala, brnnk, Diana nkriclrtwxx. Flu Arnold. Invella ,AI'Ili5II'OIlg1. Judy Austin. Andrea Babin. jnyt-L' Bakvr, Karen Baker. Donna Bal- cruni. Carol Baldridgc. Marjorie Banu Margaret Bankx, Troya Barnes. jane Bartusch, Bar- bara Batttheldvr, Cynthia Battlv, Ivnnie Baylc5, Elizabeth Br-al. Bonnie livers, Roberta Bolt-hor, Ianis Br-il. Carol Bvnnett. Sally Bennett, Lynda Bcsvtt, livve-rly Blake. Sandra Hleclsm-. linda Boaz. Victuria Bnax, Kay Bugle. Rnyetta Bnrunda. Sharnn Bowit-, Doe Enid, Linda lirnylvs. Cynthia Bradlq. Kathryn lirandt, Iflinahcth liranan, ludith liiuxf-i'. Linda Bridxwll. Iamivtta Prridxwll, ilircssa Brcinkx, Brvnda Brnmntf. Bt-tty l'3rcmri. Linda Brown, Patricia Bryan, Dc- borah Burnett. Sara Burna, Paula Burton, Dixie Butcher, Arlene Butt, Mary Callahan. L00 Camvron, Patrim-ia Caniernn. Diane Carlile. Sandra Carlson Cail Carter, fVIarilyn Cassidy. Chcryl Chaat. Linda Chapin. Patti Chapman, Iudith Church. Patsy Clark, Sarah Clark. loan Clarkson, Beverly Cleveland, Lin- da Cloud, Rita Cloud. Camilla Clyinvr, Deborah Cmk- rum, Ianvt Cncncn. Mable Cnhun. Shcrra Colo, Mnllit- Cflllxfliklll. Rhonda Conarrn. Linda Cnntrattn. 396 DRUMMOND HALL DRUMMOND HALL Darla Cook. Iana Cook. Nlary Cook. :Xnn Copeland, Pamela Copeland. Pain Cothran. Gerry Cox, joAnna Crawlord. Patricia Crisxxell. lo Crocker. El- len Cronin. Linda Crozier. Carol Crumell. Karolyn Cullar. Diane Culxxell. Diane Cunningham. Scarlett Cuxlcr. jo Dale. Searcy Daniels. Karen Davis. Susan Davis. Iudy l7E'l lilI'l, Linda Den- nix Iill Dexter. Valerie Dick, lone Dodson. Linda DonCarlos. Marian Douhlin. RuLh Doxxlen. Elaine Drew. Alice Drinkwater, Regina Duncan. Linda Dunlap, Cheryl Dunn. Sharon Durkin. Karen Eastham. Kathryn Eggers. Cynthia Emery. Susan Emmerson. Beverly Eng:- land. Connie Esmond, Ellie Euhanks. Carol Ewing. Barhara liarha. Sharon Eaaken. Maxine Eauchier. Carolyn Faulkner. Ann Ferry. Judy Filler, janet Flynn. GeoRc-ta Fransen. Dierdrc lfrazey, Karen lfriehurg. Patricia Fultz. Susan Gi- asson. Lana Gillespie. Suxan Gish, Carla Good. Cecilia Codlwy. Glenda Godwin. l,avonne Gooderl. l,illi Gracia, Barbara Graham. Phyllix Gray. Wallllll Grillilh. Sherry Gross, Nola Hagerklrancl. Patricia Hall, Karan Hamilton. Jacqueline Hain- inonrls. Diana Hanna. Iackie Har- lmolr. Marilyn Hatlwld. Susan llatlaeld. l.ecia Haynes. Iudee llaywarcl, Rise lleekinan. Clauclia llender- Non. Janis llendrickx. Ava Henry. 397 Dorothy Henry. Edna Henry. Sandra Henry. l.utty Henshaw. Dana Hill. Cecelia Hinson, Jean- nine Hohmn. Nancy' Hodge. Joy Hodges. Nancy' Holi, Flixa- heth Hollinan. Donna Hood, Mi- chele Hririlier. Sherry' Hovasse. Linda Hover. Hannah Hubbard. Kathie Huggard. Cheryl Hughes. Marilyn Hunsaker. Janice Hutchi- mn, Cheryl Ingwmldstad. Diana Jackson, Judy Johnson, Karen Johnson. Linda Johnson. Cadie Jones. Joyce Jones. Dee Kallcnherger. Kathy Kamas, Ann Kelle, Barhara Ken- yon, Kathryn Kinstle. Julia Kippenherger. Carolyn Kiser. Sherry' Knight, Jcryee Krmstecl. Karen Lacy. Carul I.ansdown,, Jeanette l.aPrmrte, Charlotte I.aw- less. Jfty Leach. Rwherta l.c-rnmon. Sharon Lesser. Patricia Lester. Patricia l.eValley', Jan Levy, Janet l.iles. Patrieia Lindlyx Linda Ling. Donna Logan. Mar- ilyn Logue. Sue lxmergan, Donna l.rm'man. Naney' Mackey. Melody' Mareh. Rosemary' Marshall. Paula Martin, Ruhy' Martin. Va- Rene Martin, Myralee Mason. Sylvia Mason, Yvonne Mason. Dehorah Mathew mn. Marilyn Mayes. Linda Maynard. Marsha Mc-- Adams. Miehaeleen McCall. l.il- lian MeCaslin. Beyerly' McClain, Janena McClure. Kathaleen Me- Curdy. Naney Mt-lfarland. Donna Mt'Cee. Louise Mt-Intyre. Janice MeJunl4in, Judith McKin- leyf. Sherrel Mel.ean. Mary Me- Neill. Sharwin McVeigh, i.wtt.-Xnn Mc-els. 398 DRUMMOND HALL if 5 4 3 'nn- M -Y fi ff:-X. ' . - 55225751 Q N , Q .4 ri nv -iiim , ,f,, N V ,im r :fl r y i ,J M 'J J r tt H N ' M Q .ai .x , 3 I ,V , ' i A W. x ,su .fly if' . J , ' A f-- fw aiefi Za A ,Q 1-'gr' K t- h V 'U A Q55 xi- T2 A sw 1 ,Z A J W- Get 1 ,:, .wi g ui.-1,5 40, i 4 1. X 2 , JW SE 41 g W 3 DRUMMOND HALL X 'Ns an HK 'K mb ei f.. ' na N v i L. ta, ff i i 4 t y ff' .RW far , 1 ft. 31 ,,.. :', KV K I f Ea P are Q' . X L 1 -Q . K . VM, + 'ff' R t .e ,,., as 423. x ,M qr ,tw . , at-.1 , , Zn A W ,. . - , -.N 1 A at Sally Meredith. Marianne Merrill. Patsy Meyer. Diane Michael. Peggy Miears, Pamela Miller, Rita Miller, Linda Misenheimer. crlflflil Mitchell, Shirley Mitchell, Suzanne Morgan. Marjorie Mor- rell, Nancy Morrissey, Sue Morri- son. Barbara Morrow, Evelyn Morrow. Marian Mote, Lynn Mullinax, Linda Mullen. Carolyn Murray. Phyllis Musgrave, Bonita Naileh. I,oree Nanee, Helen Neal. laniee Newberry, Susan Norris. Karen Northam, Php llis O'Neill, Chery le Orlieh. l.ela Owens. Markay Palu, Nant-y Parker. Sallpe Parker. Goli Partoyi, Car- olyn Patillo, Michele Patterson. Sandra Pellonari. Neya Perkins. iVlelyina Perrier, Karen Phelps. Kathy Pitts. Suzann Potts, Kath- leen Pratt, Ruth Preston, Paula Proetor, Carrnelita Pruett, Ianet Ragland, Lynn Ragzsdalc. Teri Rainbow, Dorothy Rani- ming, Marian Ramsey. Kathie Randolph. Linda Ransom. Donna Ray, Katharine Reed. Maurie Reeves. lane Reynolds, Nancy Richards, Elizabeth Riddle, Maren Riise, Linda Robbins jerry Robison, Linda Rogers, Linda Rogers. Teresa Rogers, Linda Rose, Linda Rosenhauner, Judy Russell, Caro- lyn Rynearson, Sue Samuel, Judith Sanders. Mary Sandstruni. Iune St-herler, Victoria St-hrodt, Glenda St-ott, Helen St-ott, Cindy Seatnster. Phyllis Sellards, Tamara Scniratl. Suzanne Shan, 399 Sandra Sidner, Winona Simms, Patti Simonson, Sydney Singer, Donna Sledge. Charlotte Smartt. loyct' Smith. Karen Smith. Mary Smith, Deb- orah Snapp. linda Snyder, Mary- Anne Sorrt-ls. Pepper Spann, Toni Stamps. Cheryl Stansel. Susan Sta-hlvins. Ann Steph, Donna Stone, Pamela Story, Linda Sxyearingen, Ann l 2llIZllt'l'l'tl. Pat Tassell, Sharon Taylor, Su- zanne Taylor. lane Terhune, Re- gina Thomas, loyee Thorne, Bey- erly Thornhill. Sandra Thornton, Daryl Thur- her, Connie Tillman, Cheryl Tomlinson. Carolyn Trolter, Cynf thia Trussel, Fraun Turner, Mart-ia Tuttle, Sherry Tyler, Rose- mary llllcen. Mary llntlerxyootl. Carolyn Vanhehher. Diana Van Landingham, Karen Vann. Brenda Vaughn, Shirlenc Vaughn, Linda Via, Christine Vowel. lan- ice Walker, Shirley Walters. Car- olyn Ward. Mary Waters, Linda Weaver, Re- gina Weaver, Frances West, l.in- da West, lVlerrily West, Nlarilyn Weston, Marilyn Weston. Linda Wilt-ox, Dehhie Willis, Ver- niee Williams, Delia YVinclle. Carolyn Wingo, Alma Witty. Io Wolf, Pamela Wolfe. Moni Woolley. Barbara Young. Carla Young, Dehhie Young. Nanci Young, lean York, Sherry Ziska, Nermine Zuhdi. 400 Highlights of Year- ueen Selection and Coronation East Bennett's Float won second place in Homecoming parade . . . Hall took on congenial atmosphere with the appointment of lVlr. and Mrs. Willizim jackson as head resident and hostess . . . East Bennett queen was Sue Smith, home ec freshman from Dun- can . . . Coronation Ball highlighted social calendar . . . Senior Dinner a tribute to long time East Bennett residents . . . Dance hours were regular events . . . Christmas and Thanksgiving ban- quets . . . Won the MBHA scholastic improvement trophy . . . Sponsored open houses on Parents, day and Homecoming . . . Larry Curts was varsity pole-vaulter . . . Robert Colon was sec- ond semester editor of O,COLLY . . , Dormitory president was Charlie jonesg vice-president, Lee Champling secretary, Mike Hitzemang treasurer, Bob Strain. Residents took great pride in their resident mana gt-r's family, adopting their daughter as mascot East Bennett Hall Robert Nichols, lvan Nohert, Iames Noble, Iohn Noce, Richard Nowlin, Stephen Olim, Rohen Olson, Robert B. Olson. William Overby, Larry Owsley, Don Pate. Robert Payne, Kent Petzold, Dennis Phillips, Larry Pits, Bill Poison. Larry Pruitt, Raylord Reid, Wil- liam Remshardt, Ernest Ren- lrow, Donald Reynolds, Ierry Reynolds, Robert Reynolds, john Rich. Charles Rigby, Hugh Riley, jack Rily. John Risk, Greg Roach. Rex Rumhaugh, Walker Ryan. Donald Sailing. Lawrence Seible, David Shan- non, Paul Shannon, Gary Shofl- ner, john Slish, Iohn Sloan, Roy Smallwood, Stephen Smallwood. Alvin Smith, Bruce Smith, Greg- ory Smith, james Smith, Russell Snow, Gary Sober, Melvinal Spinks, Michael Stark. Byron Steele, Mark Steinle, Tom- my Stephens, Bobby Stewart. Mike Stodola. Richard Storch, Michael Stuart, Robert Swanson. Robert Summey, Donald Swift, Arthur Taylor, John Tedrick, Tommy Thompson, C h a r l e s Threatt, Iohn Travers, Gerald True. Anthony Tueei, Donald Vincent, Danny Voskuhl, Donald Warner, Lloyd Warren, Larry Watt, Rich- ard Wells, Barry West. Victor Wickersharn, Loren VVie- berdink, William Whisenant, Edward White, Larry Willets, Michael Willhoite, George Wil- liams, lim Williams. limmy Williams, Charles Will- son, Charles Wilson, Phillip Wil- son, William Wilson, Charles Wood, Robert Zoppel, Gregg Zumwalt. 402 EAST BENNETT HALL EAST BENNETT HALL William Ginsberg. Russell Givens, Leonard Gleckel, Carl Golorth, jimmie Gooch, Allen Goodwin, Byron Graham, Dan Greaves. Wil- liam Grego. Robert Grimm, Henry Gross, lid- is ard Guess, juan Guevara, Charles Gunkel. Benjamin Hackett. john Haines. Robert Halbert, Eduard Hale. Kenneth Haley, Michael Haley, james Hall, james Hansen, Greg- ory Harrison, Harold Harrison. james Harwood. jerry Healy. john llempel. Dennis Hendrix. Michael Higgins, Michael Hitzemann. Michael Hoeltzel. William Hooks. Benny Hooper. Larry Horinek, David Horn, jack Hornbuckle. Allred Hon ard, Billy Hoxxeth. joe Hughey, Roy Hustead, Allen Hynes. jay jackson. Kurt jackson, Robert jayroe, Larry jeinison. Richard johnson. Charlie jones, David jones, jay jones. Sydney jordan. William joy, joe Kellerby, Miles Key. james Keylon. Barry Killoy, Wayne Kindrick, Ala lan King, Larry Kitt, james Knox, Henry Koch. james Kraker, Rich- ard Lair, Thomas Laubert. james Lawson, Gregory Leslcela, Kevin Lesslie, jim Liichow, lid- ward Locke, Godfrey Loper, Steve Lovejoy, Steve Lykes, Don Lyne. Grary Lynn, Bertice Mann. james Matthews, David McGarroll, Rob- ert MeGarty, Michael McConnell, Ronald Mt-Guflee. VVilliani Me- Keehan, Mike Medley. Harold Meier, Michael Menens, joel Mesh, George Mihos, Dwight Miller, Kent Mincey. jesse Ming- ilton, Marc Minofl, joseph Mon- talbano. Don Morton, Robert Moore. Roy Moore, Mason Mungle, Robert Myers, Don Nelson, Ted Nelson, George Nernecek, Gerald Neu- Wirth. 403 Charles Abbott, Melvin Anders, Michael Aubrey, Larry Aust, Charles Bacher, Treman Barber. Donald Baxter, Sol Bayouth. Lawrence Betche, Martin Berthe- lot, Richard Black, Larry Blake, Michael Blakeslee, Edward Bla- lock, Dennis Bogie, Stephen Ble- vins. Robert Blizzard, Iohn Boepple, Gregory Boydston, Robert Bran- non, Lawrence Brody, Paul Bro- gan, Iames Broome, Larry Brou- kal. Scott Brower, Alan Brown, Gary Brown, Greg Burnett, lim Bur- cham, Gary Burnell, Leon Busha, Royce Caldron. Robert Carpenter. Royt-e Casey, Harrold Champlin, Alan Chris- tian, Albert Clark, L5 nn Glavton, Robert Colon, Gary Compton. Anthony Conller, Kenneth Cor- bin, Terry Cox, Marc Cullison, Robert Curling. Larry Curts Michael Curts, Charles Cuth- bertson. james Dandridge, Glenn Davis. Milo Davis, Charles Deeds, Mickey Denhardt, jim Del.ano, Brian Devenish, Gary Dickinson. lim Diel, james Dirickson, Wil- liam Douthitt, Louis Dunlap, jeff Durham, Roger Eaton, Billy Ed- wards, Mike Edwards. Thomas Ellis, Matthew Erschen, David Estrada, Robert Eversole, David Eytcheson, Iohn Fair, Rob- ert Farnam, Walter Farquhar. Gary Fauss, Danny Faust, Dennis Felix, Iames Ferrell, Robert Fewel, Thomas Ficker, Dale Fiegener, Don Flaigg. Richard Ford, Kenneth Fox, Robert Freed, Franklin Frohlich, William Fry, Lee Gammill, Ioseph Gees- lin, Tim Giddens. 404 EAST BENNETT HALL Competition in Intramurals Higher Than in Past Oldest and most conveniently located men's residence . . . Han- ner Hall provided friendly and informal atmosphere for its resi- dents . . . Emphasis placed on an academic base, a social mind, and a sound body . . . lVIany dance hours, Parents' Day reception, annual Recognition Banquet, College Bowl team . . . Intramurals, even more important . . . Placed higher than before in many areas . . . Excellence in personal endeavors . . . Don Bryant, drum major, Charles Kennedy, honorary air force cadet drill team lead- erg Alan Krug, REDSKIN editorial assistant . . . Hanner bowling team again placed highly . . . Hanner Hall oificers were presi- dent, Don Bryant, vice-president, Daryll Martin, secretary, joe Kefferg treasurer, Barney Gibbs. Competition plays a major role in the MRIIA intramurals and Hannefs bowling team offered ' plenty. f 1 7 1 Hanncr Hall l , 1 Darrell Ailey, David Andrew. Kevin Apgar, Edwin Averill, Run- ald Beene, Iarnes Bitsr-he. Donald Hryani. Ronald Bryani, larry Bryson, Charles Bundy . Ivrry Cathey, Ronald Cnehrane. James lipling, Dennis Ferrell. Charles Fuller, Iames Gibbs, Stanley Gwinn, Curtis llaire. Ronald lleclc, Philip Hrmleman. Rickie Hudson, Charles Kennedy Alan Krug, Charles Landry. Charles Lane, Bill Lytle, Mich- ael ML-Caulcy, Harmon McCrav,. Tony Mallee, William Mock. William Morris. Marvin Neu- lin, Kenneth Progar. Robert Ran- kin, Iohn Sehnorrenberg, Norman Shailer. larry Shanks, Larry Shelby. Niarshall Skarky, Esthi-I Smith. lwhn Sirieklin, Michael Swan- swn, Herbert Tanner. Russell Tharp. james Thrmmpsun. Terry Thmnpson, Ray llnruh, Inc YV e l s L- h. David Wildermuth. 'William Witzel. 06 Campus Leaders Abundant in Newes+ Residence Hall Newest men,s residence hall tovvered above the campus . . . Resi- dents Were in the forefront of campus life . . . Ron Shirley, MRHA president . . . Calvin Moreland, MRHA vice-president . . . Tom Bryant, MRHA secretary . . . David Harris, NIRHA senator . . . Keith lVlcGlamery, Arts and Sciences senator . . . New govern- mental system unique to OSU . . . Kerr vied for first place in Campus Chest contributions by men,s residence halls . . . Eighth floor captured first place in intramural football . . . Second place in intramural basketball . . . Helped Drummond Win trophy for Homecoming decoration . . . Aiding development of first Kerr Hall government were president, Bill Pistoleg vice-president, Kent Hensley, secretary, Scott Matthevvsg treasurer, lim Loats. The e apt 01 d s a the mo t act e place t e e e fo ate 2 1 1 I 5 I I K H Paul Abbott, I.. Albert, joe Al- drich, Bill Alexander, Thomas Alford, Thomas Alger. Donald Allen. Cary Allison, Frederick Ander- son, Frank Armstrong. Rodney Armstrong, Dale Atherton, Wood- row Ayers, lohn Baker. Walter Ballew, Richard Banks. William Barnes, Allen Bates, Michael Bean, Iohn Bean, Clisto Beaty. Bobby Bednar. Paul Beieek, Keith Bennett, Warren Bennett. john Best. Mark Bergner, Mich- ael Bevis. Michael Blackleclgc, Lloyd Blaine. Marrel Blehm, Brent Bollinger. Lawrence Bonham, Iohn Bower. Donald Boyd. james Bradley, Michael Brend- ler, Leo Brennan. Phillip Briggs, Sanny Brnck. Roy Brodcll, Randy Brown. Thomas Brunk, Donald Bryant, Patrick Bryant. Thomas Bryant. Robert Bunker, john Butler. Wil- liam Cadle. Roger Cagle, Edward Cain. Charles Callahan. Charles Cam- bern, Cary Campbell, Frank Carey, Cliff Cartwright. Iimrny Cary. Dennis Cates, Wil- liam Chaple, Edwin Chappabitty. Earl Cherry. Iellrey Cheung. Iohn Christensen. Ronald Clark, Thomas Cobb. Iames Colley, Lennie Colley, Sid- ney Conner, Cregory Cowper, Kendall Cranston. 408 KERR HALL QW G- KERR HALL 'le..H,fe-I - ' 1 Philip Cfravvlord, VVilliain Cum- mins, Iivan Curtis, Donald Datos. john David. Tom Davis. james Dvnnis. loininy Dennis, lanies Dorm: Vvllllkllli Dorman. Ron Dovvl. Bud Dueclicr, Douglas Dulw. David Dunuan. james liarlv, Robert Edgar, john lidsall, Kerry Egncr, Donald Ill- liott, It-rry Izlliott, lohn Engle. :Xian Eylcr, Warren Fadling. Clvorgt- Fears. David Fenc-ll. Iohn lfcnrich, Sta-vein Fixer, Terry lilovvers. Clary Ifolkers. l.CRuy Fort: Larry Ifrcshour, Ion-Picrrv Fuegvr, Iohn Clarolalo, Ric-hard Garrvtt, Iohn Clarv. Vvllllillll Ccntry, Nlilxc Gilgor. Keith Gleason, Rt-sley Glenn, Ronald Godlvy. Thomas Gooch. john Goodman. Philip Gordin. Calvin Moreland and a lowly crux lrom Drummond prcparcd thc annual NIRII.-X-VVRII.-X vva- lvrmt-lon leant nl nielons. 409 Don Goss, Iohn Gosser, Eddie Graves, Donald Green, Tommy Green, Howard Greer, Iohn Gregg, Iames Griffin. Clark Grimes, Iohn Guest, Garey Hackney, Robert Hackney, john Hafker. Iames Hagan, Franklin Hansen. joe Hardin, Rodger Harris, David Harris, Sandy Harrison, Howard Harrolle, Don Hathorn, Jimmy Heffel. Kent Hensley, Iohn Hester, Wil- liam Hickman, Charles Hill, los- eph Hill, Robert Hilsenroth. Howard Hinton. Norman Hirschman. Leslie Hix, Russell Hoos, Robert Hoppers, Lloyd Hopson, Richard Horner, lohn Hron. Ierry Humble, Darrell Ingmire, Vincent Innarella, Terry Iacobs, Iohn Iameson. Ray Iansson, Charle Iaronek. Tony Iaronek, Robert jenkins, William Iett, Donald Iohnston, Lawrence Iohnston, Robert Iohns- ton, Wayne Iohnston. Carl Ioncs. Dan Iones, Richard Iones, Howard Kanelakos, How- ard Katz, Richard Kemp, lack Kendrick. Iames Kepple, Ierry Keylon, Don- ald Killgore, Neal Kilmer, Larry Kindt, Harold King, Fred Kinzer. Iohn Kirk, Douglas Kletke, Wil- liam Knisley, Reiman Kucera. Iimmy Kuhlman, Richard Kula. Thomas Lampe. 4I0 KERR HALL KERR HALL ni liv- 3-1. W vs Pa ,. Qu if Q. 11' Ralph Lantz, David Legrand, Donald Lehman, Tom Lekawski, Donald Leone, Iohn Lewis, Tim- othy Lindeborg. Iames Livingston, Charles Lloyd. Stephen Lockwood, Iames Loepp, Iohn Lowerison, Gene Lowther. Richard Maples. Harry Marlow, Iohn Martin, Thomas Martin, Scott Matthews. Duane Matthiesen, Sanford Maul- din, Iohn McAdams. lames Mc-Clary, Amos McClure, Raymond McCuhhins, Cary Mc- Donald, Lewis McEroy, Iohn Mc- Intosh. Keith Mt-Glamery. Perry McKinley, Iohn Means, Charles Middleton, Scott Miller, Larry Mitchell. Clifton Morrison. Calvin Moreland. Kenneth Mullen, Thomas Myers. lack Norman. Richard North, Dan Northey, Ioe Nott, Bruce O,Brien. Connie O l t m a n n s, Eugene O'Neal, Donald Ortlolf, Ieflery Overland, Charles Owens. Mark Pallett, Terry Paramore. Finley Parish. Samuel Paschal, Therman Pavton, David Pease. Donald Peck. Ierry Peek, Richard Pendleton. Philip Perry. Iohn Pine, Samuel Portman, john Potts, David Pow- ers, Mark Quick, Iamcs Peager. Forrest Reeves. Donald Renner, Danny Riley, Don Rimcr, Roh- inson. lfred Rolak. Rickie Rose. 4Il Michael Rosen, Clen Rumsey. Ben Rutx. Iohn Satterfield, john Savant. Randy Sehlotz, Richard Schmidt, Richard Schoen. Thomas Shank, Robert Shannon, Robert Sharpe, Randolph Shaw. Frank Shidler, Ronald Shirley. Brian Smith. Colin Smith, Darrold Smith. David Smith, Frederick Smith, Larry Smith, Paul Smith, Robert Smith, Thom- as Smith, Randy Snider. Richard Souders, Dennis Souza, Michael Staehmus, Donald Stai- ger. Dale Stallings, Iames Stanton, Steve Staude, David Stell. Sam Stitt. Gerald Stone, Shiavv Su, Iaek Suggs, Bob Sullivan, Dee Sweeney, Ralph Tapp. Larry Tar- man. Alan Taylor. Luther Teague. Paul Tebovv, Bruce Thomas. David T h om p s o n, Fdvvard Thompson, john Thompson. Kene neth Thompson. Robert Thompson, Doyr1eThorne, lack Tomberlin, William Tovvles, Steven Uzzell, Frank Vaseellaro, Iames Veale, Ronald Venters. Larry Vickers, Alton Wagnon, Darrell Wallraven, Robert Ward, Ray Watson, Edwyn Wester, Don Wheeler, Bruce White. Ralph White, William White, Cary Whitford, Stephen Wilder, Waltt'r Willis, Mark Wilson. Ralph Wilson, james Witte. Iirnmy Womack, llarold Woodall, Iohn Wooley, Bob Workman, Edward Worley, lohn Wright. Cary Yearout, Iarnes Young, 4I2 KERR HALL Women Active in All Phases of Student Government Murray played an integral part in independent government . . . Six delegates to MACURH conference . . . Won H365 Residence Hall Week Games Day trophy f... Won the l966 Sportsmanship trophy for intramural sports . . . Activities were numerous . . . Hundreds of gifts for needy children at Christmas . . . Supported schooling of four Ethiopian hoys . . . Christmas also saw a semi- formal dance . . . Campus personalities . . . Ianice Case, WRHA president for two terms . . . Marion White, Army Blade and AWS recording secretary . . . DSU twirler, Darlene Hatton . . . Honor- ary organizations . . . Lassos and Lariats . . . Orange Quill . . . Orange and Black Quill . . . O-Staters . . . Hall president, lVlarion Whiteg vice-president, Margaret Oldhamg secretary, Linda Col-- linsg treasurer, Linda Bogert. The time, e i g, g M x g l se d p COVTI fl Y Murray Ha HV 'l'erry Abel, Sharon Anderson. Linda Arhogast. Lynn Baker. l.o- cla Balcom. Paula Barnes. julia Bauer. Sherry Beadlc. Sharon Beall. Claudia Bear. Kathleen Behnc. Sandra Bt-lchor. Cindy Bell. Jill Be-nett. Paulette Benton. Sheila Bihh. Marilyn Berousek. Betty Billings. Sharon Bishop. Peggy Bot-ox. Lin- da Bogcrt. Diana Bolton. Cynthia Boxxlin. Janet Brown. Lana Boose. A111111 Bross. june Brctschncider. linda Bradshaw. Pam Brakelield. Doris Brosen. janet B rown. Sharon Buchanan. joyce Buzzard, Gloria Cardenas. Kay Carter. Frances Carver. Mary Carver, Ianice Case, Bonita Cates. Robyn Chandler, Linda Charter. Susan Chilcoat. Emma Cline. Linda Lee. I.aDell Cooper, Barbara Corcoran. Fred- rica Cottrell, Margaret Counter- man, Sharon Covert. Dana Cox. Barhara Criser. Mary Croll, Thelma Curtis. Mary Dal- ton, Dorothy DeFoc. Karen De- Long. Karen Dickinson. Arbor Dixson. Sandra Douglas. Vicki Douglas. Candace Duxx all. Judy Duvall. jane Dyer. 4I4 5 r H '35 t ' 'W ...- M . ,, MURRAY HALL ms. 9 KW uv K ll .1 ,J- L 'J , : ' V R I k M , , ,J my ' I ws W ' sf ' f..':. fi t YE X Q X my I ' .w e wif' QM. ew A aw 'ff . 11 1 in-M-N, at H- - -1. '? ykr ,fyy v 'li TLD Et Q15 'od ur-r -Ms. ,.pr1:f-1 y H l.inda Iichols, Ghcrie Flli5, linda Elshcirner. Martha Engle. Sharon Iiachhach, Nancy Eystcr. Sylvia Ifaupc. Janet Felancl. Barbara lfcnder. Katherine lfortncy, Sharon Fran- cis. Sandra Franklin. Mary Fahr- mann, Elaine Fulqxa. l.inda Gahlc. Nlarilec Garololi. liarhara Garrett, Iill Garrison. Nlaurccn Garrity. Sally Gates. Diana George. Karina Gihwn, Glenda Gilhcrt. Nancy Glisan. l,inda Gooch, lu- lianna Goodwin, Donna Graham. Patricia Grillin. Priscilla Grillin. Sherry Grimes. Patricia Gninn, Charlcne llalc. Kathryn Hale, Rchccca Hammer. Emily Hanwn. Darlcnc Hatton, Barhara Hau- ser, Anne Heaton, lanet llcrr- man, Darlene Hey. Paula Hin- ton, Patricia Holder. This was the kind of rapt atten- tion any college professor wantsg these Murray girls show that it could he done. 4I5 Becky Holman. Nancy Horton. Ruth Huddleston, Surilda Hud- son, Barbara Hull. Marsha Hunt. Holly Hunting. l.ou Dean Iacohm, Pansy jones, Bita Ionea. Darnell Iohnston. Dorothy Kanelakos, Ruth Karns. janet Keith. Barhara Kelley, lflane Kelly. Pa- tricia Kepler, Judy Kilgore. Dor- othy King, Mary King, Barham Kirkpatrick. julia Knighton. Carla Kodexli. Fnielia Koerner, Karen Krahl, Uelinda Krause, Carroll Krepx. Brenda Krittenhrink. l.inda Krshka, lflaine l.al5erry. Indy Lay. Cynthia Lexyia, Karlyn l.t-wis. Charlotte littlelield, Leah Love. Marcia l.ittell, Sharon Little, Lou lean Love, Peggy Lowery, Betty Mahoney. Martha Malone. Kath- leen Maloney. Carolyn Maly, Sheila Manning. Becky Martin. Iackie Martin. To- ni Mass. Billie Mast, Sharon Mat- lock. Melinda Mc.-Klee. Carole Mcllee. Cathy Mc-Henry. lane Mcl.urc. Angela McManus. Evelyn Mc- Neil, Susie lVIenn. If-an Menx. Patricia Nierriman. Connie Meyer. Roberta Miller. Sherry Miller. Cheryl Mintz-r. Ruth Nlontgomery. 4I6 MURRAY HALL gc' J 41 M W 3 W ,-M.. Q , . . 5, M ' tr ew' +-Q., tw ,E 5, af L -. A I, ,Q r, 1 'H ,..-- rr r is -r' far ff ' X f N f W ff- S rr'aii ' f rfb- it 1 -if' U 5 Sw: :aff is L , 1,4 K , i, Q hi . , 5 at , Q, ,.,. , if f , we asf ' raxefvr A, it -- , jf-N Y f4.,,2-gm X 4-M ., . K , x X. X.. .1 A A M 'sxiww..u,.., Nana-3 Morcn, Anita Morgan :Xnn Nlorton, Dvlnorali Vlnrpliy. Susan Nlurpliy, linda Nc-xx man. Vicliit- Nvxuoin. llolwe-ua Nix, Lora-Ita Orr-, Kath' ryn U'Rourlw, Susan Orr, Anna Parlat-r. Wilinzi Patrick. Iflaine Paynv, Clicrryl Pelvis, Mary Putcrs, Cyn- tliia Pclrusolx. Ann Phillips. Meri ry Pohl, Margarvl Poplin, Nan- cy Porter. Vlary Previtt, Patricia Proluis, Ani- ta Reexcr, Sanclco Reinliart. Rose Rcnlro. lean Richardson. Patricia Ricliarclmn. R4-gina Ripper-, Bmw-13 Rix, l,in- da Roberts, Sherri Robvrts. Karen Rogers. Norcla Roszel, Linda Ro- null. Carolyn Ryan, Robin Rane-y, Sn- zanna Samuels, Ginger Sanders. Mildred Sanders, Tomi Sawyc-r, Clicri Schoonox'er. Pinning up tlwir Valentine day hopw. Vlurray girly vagerly await ed the candy. uardx and lloxxviw that would cornv. 4I7 iamitiit- St-mrad, Sari Shank. lxar- vn Shcrrill. Donna Shoht-. Kath- leen Simmftns. jrfanne Simpmn. Opal Sims. Barhara Sipm. l3chcn'ali Skaggs. Anno Smith. Diana Smith. Karen Smith. Sharrvn Smith. Linda Spcvr. Sylvia Spun-cr. Nancy Spomata. Mary Srum. Caynl Steclv. Judith Ste-phc-ns, Fthlyn Stat-ktrm. Rvw- na Struhcf. Kart-n Sullixan. Barbara Sumptvr. Durlisk Sumter. julia Sutton. liranrtw, Talutx Cynthia 'I'aylm. Ianix Taylor. Linda 'l'aylm'. Marcia 'Vaylmg Sandra Tay lor. Suv Thmnas. Vicki Thomas, Kart-n Tit'm0iet'. l:rztnt'0x Tunt-y. Ida 'l'r1t1t'listrmc, Patrinia 'l'rmxit'r, janet Trmvl. junt- Tulcy. Mat'- inric T5lE'lllL'Z. l.fmi5 LlI'tdt'l'XX'OtJLl, Carla Vaughn. joy VVadlvy. Karen Waltrip, Ro- salcc VVatl4ins. Katrin VVatt. Glen- na Wzttts. Penny VVOaYc1'. Chlut- VVOhst ctr. Shcriclan Wt-It-li. lflizaht-th VVf'st. Margaret NVettc-ngcfl. Sharon Whiinke-y, Marion Whittt. Linda VVilvy. Marsha Vlfillianis. Vicki VVillianis. .loan Vlfilwn, Adcll VVitlic-rs. Pamela VVUUIA ridg. Linda Wright. juclith Young. Karon Ynunt. 4I8 ...ga WW MURRAY HALL at CY-an S X 1 0 QI 3 -C C QD 0 3' Q as 'fl- Pies Thrown to Raise Money For Scholastic excellence was evident in North Hall as residents re- ceived the trophy for most improvement in scholarship . . . 'cMiss Pie-Facei' contest was held to raise money for Campus Chest . . . Little Sisteri' program was begun to assist incoming freshmen . . . Dorm-wide Bose Candlelight services were held for engaged girls during each semester . . . Activities were numerous . . . Con- nie Coppinger, Angel Flight . . . Mary Harbert, Home Ee Student Council . . . Linda Coffin REDSKIN Beauty finalist . . . Lynelle Lancaster, CTCOLLY stall . . . Rita Gwen, Army Blades, Little Sister of Minerva . . . ludy Steward, outstanding Lasso and Lar- iats' pledge . . . Hall oflicers include: Connie Coppinger, presi- dentg Betty Smith, vice-presidentg Nina Putnam, secretaryg Lin- da Ottinger, treasurer. E it I Wil Wi , afar Sf 'K y g aw Q53 , ,Q gb 3 K ff 5 at t S 1 fgjfri, tu ' ,ik me 'li 4, as ,f .gg Q Q The crowning of Miss Pie-Face was the culmina- tion of North Hall's money-making Campus sesi Chest Pfoim- isis North Hall Patricia Allen. Donna .'Xrnold. Nona Baldridge. Frances Bailey. Sharon Berger. Linda Black. Karen Blackwell. Carol Boy cl, Candace Broun. Linda Burrows. Mary Busche. Sarah Campbell. Connie Carter, janis Clark. l,in- da Collin. Connie Coppinger. Phylis Creswell. Susan Davis. Mary Delfratus. Karen Dodson. Deanna Dudley. Alice Erickson. Sherry Estes. ludy Fstlinluauni. Janice Francis. Diane Freeman. Irma Fritzemeyer, Burdettya Clar- vie. Linda Gilbert. Sharon God- den. Mary Harlvert. Darlene Har- den. Reheeca Hicks. Cheryl Hnlernan. Sharol Hollis. Susan Holmes. Ia- nice Horn. Jackie Huhlnell. Carol Hunter. Karen johnson. Linda jones. Sandra jordan. Ieanette Kelley . Norma Keploitl. Regina Kullman. H, l.ynelle l.an- caster. Sherry Langley. linda Langston. Inyce Lindsey. Paulette Magde- hurg. Ioan Maloney, Charlene Mc- Cain, Kathy Nleflreight. Gussie McGee. Cheryle lVIcClory. Arlene MclVlahan. lVlargaret Miller. Marsha Murphy. Linda Uttinger. Rita Owen. Nina Putnam. Barham Reid, Karen Reid. Lenita Reid. Susan Renimel, Salve Rcusi. Sue Reynolds. Beeky Richardson. jac- queta Seals, I.amona Sellers. Nlar- that Shori. Twyla Siever. Betty Smith. Flora Spencer. Mary- jane Stielerrnan. Dinah Thomp- son. jane Watson. Clareda VV:-av er. Nancy VVright. 420 NORTH HALL Q- T352 Men Took Active Part in Campus and Civic Affairs lVlen of Quanah Parker Hall noted for campus-wide activities and academic leadership . . . Parker has won academic trophy each year since the hall opened . . . Helped support and coach a city under privileged boys, basketball team . . . Donated S150 to a special fund for deserving Stillwater residents . . . Decorated Interstate to greet OU football fans . . . Winter Garden Ball, dance hours, open houses, floor parties . . . Won second in menis division of Homecoming decorations . . . BEE LINE . . . Home of initiator of student-financed recreation hall, original Emery Wheel, founder of MRHA Iudicial Board, editor of off-campus paper ACT, Peace Corps Volunteers . . . President, Richard Ran- neyg vice-president, Roger Rylanderg secretary, Ron Kite, treas- urer, Walt Phillips. As evidence of history repeating itself, Parkerites quoted, When in the course of human events. Parker Hall lflton Abbott, john Abernathy. Michael Agneu, Roger Allen, Ro- ger Allen, james Alon, Harlan Bass. Gary Bassett. Danny Bates. Gerald Best. joel Block, j. Bond, Bohhy Bratcher, Fred Broun, Vlickey Rurns, jerry liutterhaugh. Richard Byron, jack Carita, Ste- ven Carter, Kenneth Charmasson, l.eicle Chesser. Chuck Childers, Bruce Chill, Curtis Chuhh. john Church, john Clark, Orrin Clement, john Clymer, jim Cooper, Rohhie Cooper, Robert Cordes, Van Gotten. Dean Cottrter, Lloyd Cramer, George Craxxlord, Donald Crt-el. james Cunningham, Steven Dan- lord. Chuck Daugherty. Don lid- tnonds. james likart. jerry litter, Alan liynon, Arvin livans, l.ee Fearon. Roger lfinlsle. Steven Freeman, David Frye. William Gentry, Gary Geppelt, Neil Geppelt, james Gilchrist, Glen Giles, Gary Gill. Willizim Golden, Stephen Goltry. Harold Goodwin. Charles Gow- der, David Grant, Gwyn Grau- mann, Vlfallace Gregg, Don Greg- ory, Charles Green, john Haley. David llall, VVilliam Hampton. john Hanson, Rickey Harris, David llarrison, Achille Hehert. David llenson. jim lludge. Richard llolcomh, Richard lloxxc. james lloxxell, john llughes. lan- dy Hunt, james Hussman, james jaclcion, james jevvel. 422 PARKER HALL '::r 5 ,,, PARKER HALL ,ww ,,,.. Charles Johnston, james julian. Charles lung, Gerald Keeton, Ed- ward Kemnitz, Cary Kreps, Rich- ard Lancaster. Bohhy Lang. Rohert Larson, David Lessly. Michael Longmire, William l.owe, Keith Malone, Bennett Manna- han. Rohert Marshall, Philip Max- son. William McClure, Burns Mc-Cray, Charles Mclnnis, I. R. Meinders. I,arry Mullinix, Larry Murphy, Iohn Myers, Rohert Nail. john Nichols, Steven Nobles, joel Noyes, Wendell Ogden, john Otey. Iohn Parkinson. William Parks. Carl Patrick. Kenneth Patrick, Kenneth Parrott. William Pearsall, Otis Pearson. Tom Peeper, Walton Phillips, Ar- nold Pietz. Thomas Porter. Gerald Pursell, lim Ragcr, VVa- lred Rahhal, Richard Ranney, Lee Reichardt. Iohn Reisig. Charles Romick. Gregory Ronek. Frank Rush, Roger Rylander, jay Salzer, Iohnny Seheffler, Iames Schooley, Larry Scott. Kenneth Sheehan. Dennis Shipley. Bill Silk, Michael Slonilter, Ches- ter Smith, Ronald Snoxxden, Roy Speakes. Richard Still. Steven Storey. Patil Stoltey. lfrank Tanner. Ray Tatyrek. Rat- mond Teel, Uan Toppenherg. Chester Tracy, Rohert Turley. Terry VVall. lfdxxarcl Vwlheeler. VVilliant VVheel- er, Rohr-rt VVhite, Cartel Wfilson. Kenneth VVintor5, Dennis VV-iocl. Allan VVoodrt1ll. 423 Women Con+inuc-ed Struggle Against Eviction Notice Scott had an outstanding year . . . Second in Homecoming . . . Honors . . . Susan Rahill, Best Dressed Coed . . . Lawanda Con- nally, associate editor of REDSKIN . . . Karen Bumpass, SEA president . . . Linda Chesnutt, WRHA scholarship . . . Organiza- tions . . . Capettes, Linda Bissett, Terry Maslak . . . Angel Flight, Linda Chesnutt . . . Orange Quill, Orange and Black Quill, O,Staters, Lassos and Lariats, President's Council, Patchin Panel, COGH, Chi Delphia, Omicron Nu, Pi Mu Epsilon . . . Magnifi- cent lVlom's Weekend . . . All-Dorm Candlelight . . . Dance hours . . . Christmas parties . . Intra-Dorm Honors . . . Martha Selby, Scholarship . . . Susan Rahill, Congratulate . . . Officers were president, Lawanda Connallyg vice-president, Peg Posey, secre- tary, Caroline Owensg treasurer, Linda Chesnutt. Scott used Oflglllalll in their ortra al of the Homecoming theme o a Scott Hall ws' SCOTT HAL L R K ri' 9' s 5 t. 4-23 Ianice Atkison, Patti A5 ers, Dianne Barger. Barbara Bauder, Deloris Beale, Rosalind Boatman, Mary Bowdlear. Carolyn Boyce, Karan Bumpus, Ianice Carroll, Linda Chesnutt, Charlotte Chessmorc, Sylvia Chumlcy, Susan Coberly. Lawanda Connally, Sarnmie Cook- sey, Linda Coombs, Iohnna Cov- enton, Linda Cowan, Ieanne Cox, Beth Crouch. Elizabeth Davis, Betty Dickinson, Sandra Durbin, Karen Durkee, Carol Eckard, Joyce Elkins, Mary Fitter. Rita Fox, Angela Frisbie, Lois Geil, Patricia Garrett, Norma Gately. Sherry Giles, Lynda Good. Edyth Hamrick, Frances Harris, Barbara Henderson, Linda Hens- ley, Priscilla Hiatt, Roberta Hix- on, Karen Holiway. Karen Hollis, Ioyce Howell, Mel- issa Huggans, Karen Huneke, Sharon Hunt, Linda lump, Linda Karninski. Georgia Kemnitz, Founa Kendall, Frances Krueger, DeEtta Landis, Linda Larch-Miller, Sharyn Le- Vann. Kenna Lowry. Nita Lynch, Judith lVlalchi, San- dra Mappes, Iudith Martin, Linda Martin. lulia Maxwell, layne Mc- Collough, Cont MclVlillen. Lynn Melrose, Sherry Nlerrick, Sara Messall. Martha Miller, Ianct Montgomery, Barbara Moore, San- dra Murdock. Mary Nelson. 425 Cliarlane Nic-mi. My ra Olive. Car- oline Owenw. Rnzen Pannnn. lii- leen Patton, Karen Paul. Beverly. Payne. Cecelia Peek, Ruth.-Xnn Penning- ton, Pamela Philputt, janelle Points, Margarei Pnsey. Linda Prine. Vlary Quinlan. Gay Rainier, julie Rive. Kathryn Roberm, Inann Robinson, Kathryn Robinete. lanice Ronin. Dana Sehallner. Sarila Sehneeberger. Martha Selby. Kay Sharp, Toni Sims, Donna Spradlin. Dow-line Steer. Sue Storm. l,illlI'El Sinninem, lUel.nri5 Suther- land. Geraldine Taylmg Karen Tlwinpwn. Glenda Tippins, Mary Trippet. Indy Vangundy. ,lnan VVarden. Sherry YVeleli. Ruth VVl1ittet. Suanne Willis. Pamela Wrmods. Marianne Yi-hle. Iaelxie Yonnt. Ali, nien.sigliIl1eSi-nil girls as they Gllllxl their bean! liel u in Llie rnxli l In ready Ilieir llnriinmniiiiig dev- l nlllliuil. 426 VF wx if X 3' 1' . Fu .. . W M r SCOTT HALL A P V .-3 fl- ' A 'ip 3. ww Men Found Apartments Cffered Residents of Single Menis Apartments are isolated from campus facilities and other residence halls . . . Overcoming these obsta- cles, SNIA residents have commanded recognition from every corner . . . Establishment of effective government . . . Had more hours of organized open house than any other living group . . . Bought a color TV with council funds . . . Cooperated with Women's living groups in successful promotion of dances . . . Highest per capita participation in 'gpaint GUN attacks . . . Apartments were a training for cooperative and constructive liv- ing . . . Second year had challenges for the off-campus living group . . . Progressive officers included president, Ioe Mollenlcopfg vice-president, Larry lVlcKaneg secretary, Gerald Anthonyg treas- urer, Tim Webber. . 5 1. Many Challenges During the close of the football season, the boys could not be moved from in front ol' the TV set. Single Nlenk Apartzm-nt Richard Adams, Cary Aday. lame:- Allen, Brooke Amhrister, Arden Anderson. Per Anderson, joe Arbc- gast. Garry Armstrong, Ioseph Astalan, Thomas Avilla, Larry Baird, lim- mie Baldwin, Iames Ballard, Rob- ert Barr, Roy Baucom, john Beames, Kirk Beard. Donald Bell, Wilbur Ben- son, Billy Bevel, Warren Beyer. Richard Billingsley, Sidney Bill- ingsley, Marion Bilyen, Douglas Bishop, Delmer Boyles, Karhon Brehm, Danny Brewton. Windell Bridgewater, Michael Brawer, Steven Brown, Jimmie Buxton, Kenneth Byrd, Steve Car- ver, Robert Chambers. Charles Childers, john Chitwood. Willard Coody, Dennis Cordis, Mitch Cortelyou, Reuben Cowles, Michael Christian. Iames Cole, Roger Cromwell, Io- seph Crow, Carl Curry, Ronald Curtis. Charles Curr, Ali Dabbour. Clillord Deal, Bob Dickson, Dan- iel Dixon, Robin Doria, Regina Dries. Cary Duncan, joseph Dun- nam. William Duskin, Richard Ehnien, Charles Faith, Darrell Fales, Allen Faust, Hal Ferguson, David Fitz- gerald. 428 SINGLE MEN -Nik 'Su 1' V.. 'R' fx james Fowler, Iames Freeny. Da- old Galaini, Preston Gillmore, Robert Goodwin, Melvin Guiou. George Gunn, Wayne Gurley, Clarence Hackett, Robert Hamil- ton, Calvin Hammaek, Keith Hand. Charles Hankin, Mike Haug. Larry Hayes, Alfred Heard, Iohn Heiny, Roger Helm. Donald Henderson, Iames Hender- son, Iames Henry, Charles Hillis, Gary Hines. Iohnny Hoskins. Dan Howell, William Hubbard, David Hummel, Ronald Humway, Rex lack, Richard Jenks. Dwight jones, Iames Iones, Thom- as Kalla, Richard Killough, Charles Kirkland, Gregory Kitrell. Relieving tensions of a hectic week vt as easy when you pretended to be blot-king some wicked professorf' 429 Robert Krambeck. Thomas l,atta. Fred l.ee. Cary lewis. james Lightner. james l,orenz, Michael Lorenz. David Lundy. William Marher- um. Terry Marriott, john Martin. William McClees, john Mt-Clure. Richard McCool. Francis lVlcCormick, Kenneth Mc- Entire, Larry Mc-Kane, Thomas Mcliermey. Bob Mt-Laughlin, Al- bert Mt-l.emore. Carroll McNish. Thomas McPherson, Herman Meeks, Peter Meydag. Paul Mey- er, Gaylord Mickels. Daniel lVlick- ish. Steven Miller. Donald Mitchell, Marvin Mitchell, james Mizell, Harold Mollenkopl. Donald Moore. Michael Morgan. Ray Morimitsu. Robert Motter, George Nernecek. Daniel Newman. Dennis Nichols. David Nieto, Arthur Nine, Paul November. Lawayne Nusz, joseph Pap, Carl Patrick, Dwight Pearson, Budo Perry. Nick Petelski. Wiley Pinks- ton. Fred Pontesso. Raul Porras. john Preston. Raymond Purdum. Charles Purtle. Harold Quimby. james Rader. jimmy Ragland, john Ragsdale. Robert Ramee, james Ranstead. Ronald Raper. Leslie Rester. james Richardson. 430 SINGLE MEN SINGLE MEN ,,..a 4, s ,,.,.a-+r'f ' sf-J 4 . its-seem . teenies, ,, ,- 7- 15' W 3 4 1 f f 2 as if M tt, were 8 gk K it K ii 33 15335 we ,an.s:,.,'1 -L Riga s f , r- Terry Riddle, Darrell Robinson, joe Robinson, William Roblyer. Daniel Sehaeler. Paul Semtner, Anthony Sepe. Richard Shaler, james Shay, Arch Sheets, Iimmie Shipman, Bruce Simmons, Roger Sinner, VVayne Sjoberg. Roger Skaggs, David Skouby, Ger- ald Smith, Carlie Southard, Eran Speer, Billy Stark, Charles Steph- ens. Henry Stevens, Terry Stevens, Iames Summers, Lonnie Sumpter, joseph Thomas, Frank Thompson, Dennis Tinberg. David Tomer, Stewart Venosdel. Roy Vieut. Thomas Vinson, Steph- en Voger. Dale Wares, James Ward. Tom VVarren, Kenneth Wzltkins, Timothy Webber, jeff Williams. james Wilson, Chii-Huei Wu. Raiding the relrigerator at mid- night was a blessed privilege at SOME of the housing facilities on this campus. 43I Single Women Bid Farewell to Life in This was the last year in the life of the Single Womenis Apart- ments . . . Girls worked hard in the living group and on campus . . . Contributed time and money to Campus Chest project . . . Caroling at Christmas . . . Needy family was their service project . . . Fun was found in the door decoration contest . . . Residents were chosen for Grange and Black Quill and Mortar Board . . . Outstanding freshmen served on Patchin Panel . . . School spirit was kept at a peak by the girls in O,Staters . . . Helping the girls was the resident manager, Mrs. lan Sheets . . . Students leaders were Donna Clarke, prcsidentg Paula Holcomb, vice-presidentg Ieanne lVlauk, secretaryg Pat Stewart, treasurerg Rosemary lack- son, social chairman. Apartments The girls took advantage of their small living group by having many functions for all units. Single VVomen's Apartments i QI' SINGLE WOMEN .1 ay- l.inda Adkins, Patty Albert, Fran- cvne Allsup. Brcnda Barnem. Betty Beck, Betty Beeson, Suzanne Bee- SUN. Kay Bennett. Kathleen Blackarcl. joan Bohanan, janet Bolling. Car- olyn Bonldin. Karcn Broun. Nan- cy Bron n. Rita Chase, Donna Clay, Io Ann Claypool, Diana Cook. Mary Cope, Uennise Cranston. Ianell Daniel. Patricia Davison. Linda DeMoss. Indy Easterling. Beverly Garrison. Linda Goen, Carolyn Gomez. Rosemary Grail. Gina Gumaer, Edith Haekett. Nancy Ilelqley. Diana Henderson. Anita Hlayaty, Lois Hodges, Paula llolcom h. Cynthia Hoover, Eva Hullender, Diana johnson, Rebecca Iohnson, Pamela Iones, Patricia Iones. Ian Kenny. Grace King, Karen Joyner, Sharon l.an'1m. Synovia Lernniings, Mary Lightner, Patricia Linton, Sharon Loftis. Shelley lucas, Ioanne Maddox, Kathy Vlahl, Lolann Maxwell, Cof lcne McCue. Willzi Nlt-Gitnpsey, Charlotte Nlicltish. lfdith Mitchell, Patricia Nloorc. Sondra Moore, Karen Morris. Aud- rey Motley. Mary Nlyerx. 433 Barhara Nas-hcr, Marian Nmx man. Chcryl Nichols. Patriuizi Norris. Pram-cs Peddy. Alice Paguvs. Priscilla Pirtlc. Ncoina Poo. Linda Pond. Iana Powvll. Priscilla Pres- nzill. Sharon Prucn. Emma Ringgold. Mark Rink, Anim Robinson. Sondra Rooney. Ylzirgzirc-I Rowe. Linda Sanders. Carol S4-ou, Pznnvla Sharp. Susan Snyder. Phyllis Spoon, Loretta Stohhins, Virginia Stellrnan. Pznriuizi Sie-xxzirl. joy-Q Storniont. Iudi Supernziw. Paula Thomas. Pznrir-ia Tigncr. Bvverly Trent. Donna L'Ic-ch. Mary Van liruni. Sharon VVarrc-n, Barham Weeks. Connio VVood. VVathenc- Young. Alu-r Ile-rh Alpcrfs appcurmicc' on umnpus. xxonicn in the ziparnneins lisu-ned to the 'FIB sound over and oxvr again. 434 SINGLE WOMEN nw Party For Stillwater Mission Sponsored By Women Stout Hall's spirit was exemplified by the number of freshmen which live there each year . . . Interests and abilities directed toward athletics . . . Captured swimming title . . . School spirit at a peak . . . Beverly Wells, varsity cheerleaderg Susan Chitwood, alternate . . . Clarice Clark, Carolyn Polifka, twirlers . . . Seven O'Staters . . . Academic honors . . . Orange Quill, Orange and Black Quill . . . Christmas saw many events . . . Candlewalk . . . Guest speaker, Virgil Trout . . . Santa Claus visited party for children from Stillwater Mission . . . Traditional formal returned in February . . . Rose Cotillion theme . . . Executive officers were Phyllis Grigar, president, Barbara Shell, vice-president, Sue lohnston, secretary, Nancy Burroughs, treasurer. .,... ,M il Xll the girls were eager to stuff, especially when ate hours were given lor work at Homecoming. Stout l lull Barbara Abrams. lVlarian Akin. Leslie Anclerwn. Ann Arcliilvalql. Joyce .'X5l7LlTy', Phyllis .-Xwltlmcl. Nancy' :Xthertrm. Elith liahh. Barhara Baker. Kath- erine Ball. Ialii liallew. Cmtstanee Bart-lay. Sydney Bartltrmlcl, l.eslit' Bablllic. linda Beam. Sherry' Benliam. Linda Bennett. liriea Bergman. Stephanie Bittrv. Susan Boxvvrman. Nlarily it Bretz. Mary' liranutn. Paula Brtmauglt. Quintilla Brown. Roberta Bryant. Paula Bumgardner, Kathleen Burns, Carulyn Cfalclwell. Shirley Callie-oat. Sheryl Carter. Roberta Chevalley. Mary' Chit- wood. Linda Clark, Khris Crmllim. Bertha Crinkling. Deborah Connally. Donna Cun- nally, l.ola Cox, Kathryn Craver. Vicki Creasey, Gay' Crocker. Sher- ry Cross. Thelma Daniel. Kathleen Dawson, Delores Day, Linda Dee. NeAnn DelVlunhrun, Diane Doerr. Eliza- beth Dmirwarl, Connie Douglas. -lattice Dlll:flLl!'. Leslie Dye. Kay' Dyer. Linda Elam. Leniee Elliott. Rebecca Fug- land. jenny' llitglish, Keta Exams. 'lieclclie Farnsxwrth. Sally' Field. Patricia Finley. Iana Fischer, Patti Five- ash. 436 STOUT HALL fwrvk ,,,,,f'-an . fr'-r Mm? 'fav 'x W' fb-ff 6' 'W iv-Ak S+ Ml! fu. E, STOUT HALL Q! L Cathryn lflusehe, Diane Flynn , Margie Fogleman. Pamela Ford, Marilyn Fornesi, Sandra lfreernan, Carol Gilloek. Connie Cluclsy. llfinna Godwin. Helen Graham, Phyllis Cirigar, Donna Hagan, Nelda Hair, Har- riet Haminuncl. Kathy Ilaneoek, Constance Han- sen, Anita Hawkins, Leslie Hays, Teresa Hendren, jeyee Hendricks, April Hess. Barbra Hessel, lane Hill, Susan Holley. Beverly Hrmd. Linda Hope. Urlana Huhhard, Harriet Hudswn. Michele Hunter, Pamela Hupp, Linda Hutehens. Nancy Iaeksnn. Helen Jfll'lI1Slfll l, jan johnson, Bev- erly jones. Verna jrines. Dianna Keas. Pat- rieia Kelly, Susan Kent. Helen Kerlnmx. Mary Klein, Vieki Kuhl- 111311. Vxluulcl yin helieve that this lively erexx is gaming heme? VVell, at least we kncm nmx xxhere the girls were xxeeliends. 437 janet Landrum, Kathy Larltey. Cheryl Layman, Margaret Leath, Nancy Lee. Lynda Lindsay. Di- anna Linkhart. Cherie Livett, Sue Lyon. Kathy Martin. Mazie McCarty, Linda Mellaniels, Marva Mcllill. Betty McFarland. Sally McGee, Sharon MeNeely, Iudith Mead, Ruth Mellies, Shar- on Mellies, Sherryl Mellott. Rhon- da Midgley. Vicki Miller, Shirley Millican, Carry Mitchell. Connie Mont- gomey. Marilyn Moore. Linda Moran. Karen Moreland. Mary Moyer, Carolyn Mumrna, Teresa Muneil, Wanda Murphy, Pat Noryell. Sue Oldham. Cheryl Orr. Callie Pazoureelc, Dianne Patton. Sharon Pearson, Ruth Petersen, Sharla Petkoil, Iudy Pierce. Toni Pitezel. Marlene Prevett. Rita Price, Ro- herta Price, Suzanne Quong. Lin- da Ragsdale. Elly Reiss. Bette Renfro. Lois Richardson. Karen Romangg, Neva Rook. Carol Ross. Ruth Rush, Delia Saied. Jeanne Saied. Lynda Sanders. Kathleen Schind- ler. Sherrin Schrandt, Kandy Scott. Carol Sellers. Linda Simms. Elaine Smith. 438 STOUT HALL Kathlyn Smith, Shvryl Smith. Pat- sy Snodgrass, Sally Stammer. Sally Starr, Linda S-toad, Pamela Steiner. Kathleen Sullivan. Nlary Sxxahlu. Barhara Swanson, Io Ann Tall' man. Connie Taylor, joan lay- lor, Kathleen Tolls. Chris Townsend, Linda Tinker. Marion Turner, Phyllis Turner. Nancy Ullom. Mary Vaananen. Ieanno Walker. Brenda VVallac-Q, Pamela Wallib, Carolyn Ward, Carol Warren. Sharon VVaugaman, Kathryn Welch. Pamela Westbrook, Patsy White, Sherrilyn White, Cherryl Wilhoytc, Karen Wil, liams. Carol VVilliamson. Roi- annc Williamson, Elizabeth VVin- ters. Sara VVint. Yvonne VVokaty, :Xnn Wood, Jimmie Wright. Nanci Yatex. Ianix Young. Making lull umm' ol Ihcir newly decorated living room. thaw Stout girls vngagvcl in their own little song-lest. 439 Seasonal Activities Filled Social Calendar Seasonal activities planned by hall . . . Fall saw street dances, open house, Homecoming float . . . Thanksgiving banquet . . . Christmas time saw caroling to menis halls, candlewalk, dorm party, door decoration contest . . . Annual Thatcher Talent Show in the spring, picnic, senior dinner, spring project, presentation of Iessie Thatcher award . . . Campus activities included major- ettes, Band, O-Staters, varsity teams, WHA, Orange and Black Quill, Phi Sigma Alpha, Choral Club, Lassos and Lariats, Stu dent Entertainers, Choralettes, REDSKIN, Patchin Panel, Col legiate 4-H Queen, WRHA Senator . . . Won trophies for intra mural fencing and table tennis . . . president, Donna Skinner, vice-president, Mary Stittg secretary, Kerry Hickman, treasurer, Kay Cragar. ,Q .,.f ' ' ,C - www , M, ' TW' .0 'T Vhatchcr women displayed this 'Smonumentu to :reet all fans on the way to the OSU-OU game. Tbatcbcr Hall ilj A 1 lx, , Y, 1 , C 5, , A X - janiee Ainlurme. Linda Atelier, Claudia Bell. Pliillis liercolos. l.indzi Bflll'5. Sandra liurnam. Betty lgLllfI'IlXX x. Cai-nl Callee. Karen Cfaltwn. l.inda Caasady, Mary Clement. ludy Cole. Janet Collins. llurntliy Crztger. Catherine Dunn. linda Dyer. Linda Entlvertfmn. Marilyn Enders' by. Sally lfislter. Judith Freeman, JoAnn Fyle. l.inda Gauger. Rmanne Kilmer. Ruth Grilletlt. Karen I lanson. Kerry Hickman. l.uann Hodge. f lxa ren H0dl4inwcin. laeqnelyn Hiwpe, Virginia Hug- gard. Nlaxjmtie Inlinscm, lin loin'- dan, Anne Kilgreu. Trwye Kirk- patrick. Nlary Klfmelt. Cl12lI'llllI8 l amlt. Demi Lash. Clwy- :Xnn l.rm'rie. Sandy Nlellwnaltl. Deidra Nlelienzie. Nfl2lI'g2lH'l Nl:- Namzira. Cami Miller. Marilyn Nlullett. Vina Nlunaltan. Sherrie Monte. Kathleen Neill, lu- dith Nelson. Martha New. Martha Ormlrvrll. Edwina Palmer. loyee Pettit. Pat-liari Pliadnngeliai. Cienevievt' Rainey, Sandra Reed, Dianna Relini. Catherine Rlioads. Paula Rnlninwn, Glenda Sardis. Linda Shiniunek. Donna Skinner. Bonnie Smitli. De.-Xnn Stinelif eomlv, Mary Stitt. Suzanne Stone. llrnnna rlilirutlmirirtcnt. Brenda VVare. Bexerli Vllarrna. Clxxcnnzi We-lla. Connie VViley. Naney Wil- liams. lllixrlneili XVfalll'. Nlrwrenta Vvrmutl. 44l I20 Pounds of Gifts Sent 'ro Viet Nam by Women The Women of Wentz Hall combined beauty, talent, and leader- ship . . . Billye Newton, Forestry Queen . . . Dinah Hubbard. VR Girl . . . Ann Perry, REDSKIN Beauty finalist . . . Student Entertainers, Ioyce Albritain, Martha Iohnston . . . Organiza- tion presidents . . . Carol Howser, Aquatic Club . . . Claire Gar- neir, Pi Omega Pi . . . Bev Klenda, Med Tech Society . . . Martha Iohnston, FNIA . . . WRHA Officers, Nancy Vollmer, Peggy Reed . . . Kathy Feldt, Model UN delegate . . . Angels, Blades, Capettes . . . Little Sisters, Chi Delphia, COGH . . . Chinese Auction for Campus Chest . . . Christmas Candlewalk . . . 120 pounds of gifts for Marines in Viet Nam . . . Hall was led by Elaine Covin, president, Shirley O'Reilly, Carolyn Bidnik, vice- presidentsg Linda Shea, secretary, Ann Garrett, treasurer. Selling football players p t t Wentz s Chinese Auttion made so much im or an reason money . tz Hall WENTZ HALL Nant-5 Campbell, Liza Cates. l.in- da Cecil. Ioan Chandwiek, Linda Childers, Linda Clancy, Donna Cochran. lonne Cochran. Cheryl Conway. Glenda Cooper. Sharon Cordis. Cloyd Cornish. Carey Cralt. ljda Cralt. Randa Crain. lanice Cresse. Karen Currie. Linda Dale, lane Davis. Kathleen Davis, Vivian Davis, Ianna Dawes. Pamela Day. I.ana DeBakey. Andrea Delrana. Mary Dentiei, Patricia Dixon. Vclla Dodd, Char- lotte Dormire. Sarah Duggcr, Di- ane Dwyer. Ann Eddleman. l.uey lillis. Susan Elsxxiek, Barbara Evans, Linda Farmer. Catherine lfeldt, Glenda Fite. Ieanne Flem- ing. ludith Fowler. Lucinda Frazier, Theresa Fruslier, Penny Fuller. Claire Garnier. Ann Garrett. Gilda Garrett. Catherine Garrison, Iody Gattis. jean George. Linda Gesin, Sue Goodman. Elaine Govin, Barbara Graves, Linda Graves. Ronda Gray. Marilyn Graumann. Janice Green, Nlary Grillin. Bara bara Grizzle, Linda Guthrie, Lau- rie Gutt. Patricia Haley, Dianna Harrison. Gretchen Harrison. Sallie Ilartxog. Georgia Helm. Deborah Helterbrand. Susan HC-nlce. l.ynne Hettick. Charlotte Hewlett, Suzanne Hindrnan. Sandra Hirst-liy. Kristin Holm- berg. Karen Iloss, Carolyn Hou- ser. Diane Hubbard, Denis llurl- son. 'lane iiugilies. 443 In Ashby, Phyllis Aykeyx. Bet-ky Asling, Nlahaila Baht-uclx. Neilia Back, Kathianne Badgxxell. Betty In Baer. Tanda Baehler. Marsha Bailey, Lela Baker, Rita Baker. Karen Barber, Phyllis Bcaty. Merry Ben-ham. Alicia Berline, Sandi Belt, lanie Berentz, Susan Berteh, Sandra Betta. Gayle Bieket, Karen Biddle. Carolyn Bidniek. Carol Bigga, Mary Biggs. Wilina Biggs, Susan Binger. Susan Birkhead. linda Bishop, Megan Booker. Vliranda Boas. Donna Boyd. Pat- ricia Bradley, Laura Brandle. Carol Brazil. Maureen Brennan. Iane Broome. Rebecca Bruce. XVy- nona Bryant, Betty Bullard. Even the lovely weather didn't strap thia busy med from her stu- dies. though lremh air sure beat a stulliy old room. 444 WENTZ HALL wi 'Sv-xt, Em u, f . K if .fl as if WENTZ HALL Clara jennings, jill Jepson. Carol Joachim. Martha Iohnston, Mary jones. Anita loyner. Mary Joyner. Sharon Iulian. Carol Kamas. Marsha Kamp. Con- nie Kantzer. Cynthia Kendall. Shirley Kerley. Connie Kindschi, Iulie Kinnard. Beverly Klenda. Pamela Kunkevich. Ienniler Knight. Peggy Kohs, Dorothy Landsman, Ierry Lane, Karen Leader. Charla Lee, Alda Lee. Mary Linihan. Sarah Little, Can- dace Looney. Marian Low. Anna Luekinbill. Carolyn Lyons. Rebec- ea Manley. Charlotte Manning. Kay March. Marjean Mareek. San- dra Martindale, Deanne Matkin. Gloria MeCasl4ill, Gail McDaniel. Louanrt McDougal. Gloria Me- Graxy. Ianet McKenzie. Alice McKeoxyn. Ioan McKinney. Cynthia Merrell. l.ynn Mettin. Susan Meyer, Me- lina Milburn. Lynn Miles. Mary Miles. Betty Miller, Kathy Miller. Melissa Miller, Marcia Minton. Larrane Mitchell, Ioan Moreloek. Janet Morgan. Kaye Morely. Dana Moss, Caro- lyn Murray. l.ora Nall, Billye Nexyton. Peggye Newton, Carolyn Niehruegge. Mary Niemann, Cynthia Ninde. Sandra Miteher. Martha Nobles. Nancy Noriss. Billie Noyxahhi. Judy Adams, Mary Akins. Nancy Alhert. Ioanne Alexander. loyee Allbritain. Ioanne Allen. Judith Amend. Sha- ron Andersen. Mary Ankersheil. Diane Archer. liinda Arnold. 445 Sheryl Odell, Patricia O'Donnell. Linda Ugletree. ludith Oliver. Brenda O'Neal, Shirley O'Reilly, Marjorie Orr. Kathryn Parker, Patsy Parks, Ianet Parrish, Mary Parrott, Kay Patteraon, Linda Pemberton, Ann Peoples. Susan Perrine, Carol Petersen. Gerry Pinston, Margaret Presnell. Kathleen Priboth, Cale Rall, Sher- ri Ramsey. Rita Ramon, Mary Rauch, Suz- anne Ray. Margaret Reed. Marlene Reid, jeane Reins, Ruth Ridler. Patricia Robinson, Kay Roby. Sharon Roederer, Nancy Roeseh. Sandra Rogers, Linda Rongey. Syble Roring. lania Rosebuxh. Gloria Rubae. Ianiee Rudolph, Uebora Ryaer. Cecelia Sanders, Marilyn Sander- aon. Carolyn Savage. Ianiee Savage, Linda Sehavitz. Linda Sehiefer, Ianie Schneider. Linda Sehoenhals. Iann Schoon- over. Gail Sehwamb. Beverly Seott, Mary Seiber, Ilene Semrad, Linda Shea. Susan Shields, Io Shriver, Sharon Sittel. Linda Smith. Lydia Smith, jane Smyt he. Carolyn Speeie. Ann Spencer, Mary Spitznai. Sharon Stanphill. Lynda Siroinme, Virginia Strong. Cheryl Snenrain. Kathleen Sulli- van, Sanilra Snnearingten. Shirley S5 kora, Barbara Tarr. 446 WENTZ HALL 4 QQ - -w w- ,Vlkv ' ww ., 14 ,y ,K ,4 ' ,r V '-Hi . mi A . 3 h' we' 'E J W . Q- 1 ..f1K-f i r ,. i my jenna- Taylor, Katie Tenor, Donna Thuniaa, Sharon Thomas, Susan Thmnaa, Mary Tippccmmic. Suz- ellc Tuma. Diario Tun-lwr, Leah Turlcy. Tam- ara Tver. lanie Tylvr, Kay Van- 7 divclr. Nancy Vinh-rs, Nanny Xoll- IUOY. Candy Vrm. Deborah VValkcr Karon Walker, Sharie Walker julio Walicr. Dorix VVatkins, Kay Vllalkim. Sarah VVeawr. Phyllis Watloy. Dmma VVhiwlGr. juan VVhi1le-Y. Cynthia VVhimey. Emaliv Wil- liams. Sharron Williams. ,lo NNilliamwn, Brenda Wilson. Faxxn XVllSIll1, Barhara NVim1rm. Carwlyn VV4mcls. Charlfmr- VVrid- dy. Nl a rch ila W reclv. ,. , , , Sllmklll VN 3 mic. Nlarily ii X 21105. Nina Zirigg. Vlarirm Zumbru. Sheri hi jahara, lic-lma jenkins. Zelda jenkins. Swim' himlcl ihar llilx ii .1 SlIllL'2iNU nampuk. By rhr- cxudlix mary ues-lv oml it New-rm hard lr' relulv. West Bennett Had Highest Number of 4.0 Students West Bennett's spirit demonstrated by fine showing in tennis, football, basketball, and volleyball intramurals . . . Had more 4.0 students than any other living group on campus for three consecutive semesters . . . Social calendar included annual dance at Christmas . . . Realm of activities highlighted many regular dance hours . . . Various campus honors and organizations . . . Inter-collegiate Knights, Blue Key, Circle K, Kappa Kappa Psi, Block and Bridle, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Phi Delta Mu, IEEE, Engineeris Club, National Honor Society, Arnold Air Society, Minutemen, Scabbard and Blade . . . Led by presi- dent, Iames Fletcher, vice-president, loe Beareg secretary, Arthur Tate, treasurer, Ioe Merritt. The West Bennett boys were known for the pro- tocol that presided at each of their cafeteria meals. West Bennett Hall WEST BENNETT HALL iv: W FQ -sf Sn. L Q10 3.69 larry Abernathy. Earl Anderson. Rod Anderson, Terry Armstrong, Michael Ashe, Kenneth Autaubo, Ronald Baker. Kenneth Baldwin, Ronald Barber. Kenneth Barnum, Iohn Batdorl. Sammy Rell. Lee Berg, Richard Biggert. Franklin Black, Williarrt Bonner, Williarrr Booth, Robert Bovee. Ronald Bowers, Richard Bradford. Kenneth Brazil. Milton Broadnax, l.arry Brown, David Bufiington, Larry Baller. Cecil Burgess. Buddy Butler, l.ar- ryCamp. Michael Campbell. Ronnie Carr. Donnie Casteel, Thomas Cham- bers. Ray Chubb, Mack Clemens. Roy Clemens. Terry Clower, Robert Cole, Alan Coleman, Michael Colley, Iarnes Cook, lames Cooper, Carrol Cow- herd. Mitchel Criner, Robert Dawson. james Deaton, Charles DeLong. Linda Dillingham. Stephen Dor- sett. Carl Dudek. Thomas Easley, Riley Easterling. larnes Earls, Kenneth Edwards. john Eillund, Frederic Eisenberg, jimmie Elliot, Claiborn Ellis, Charles Emerson, Terry Enderland. lames Eruin. Cary Everngam. john Fagala. Donald Fair. Charles Faires. Tom Felder, Fran- cis Eiegel, Iames Fletcher, Tom Folgate. lames Foster. Ant-eo Francisco. 449 james Franlts. Kirk Furr, Carl Fu- qua. Robert Galbraith. l.arry Gambrc-ll. 'l'in'iothy Gersey, Iohn Gillnertson. james Gill. Gloy Gilli-myater. Donald Girard. Rickey Clladden, William Cllasco. Iamei Clooclson. Gary Core. Charley Halliburton, Michael Half ligan. Larry Hamilton. Vkiilliam Hamil- ton. Allen Hamm, Gary Harl. Kenneth Harland. VVilliarn Har- ley. Leo Harman. Arlin Harp. Iimmie Harrix. Bruce Hartman, Van Harvey, Ronald Hathcock, Frank Hayes. john Hayes. Walter Hays. lim Helm. Alva Hiclwraon. lohn Higgins. Bobby Ilill, Billy Hilton, Cary Holloway. Mark Holtzeelaw. Thomas Huiskamp. Iames Hut- chens. Thomaa Irion. Max Iven. Ray- mond jackson, VVilliam Iantzen, VVilliam Iones. Graham Iones. William Kaiser, Twas a lazy afternoon, the sun was warm with studies yet to do so you combined the two into a compromise. 450 WEST BENNETT HALL WEST BENNETT HALL Sevvall Kealilier. VVilliarn Keele. Dwayne Keller, Vllallace King. Beryl Kindred. lan King, :Xndy Knapp. Richard Kucli. Karl Krausse. Rex Lane. Chris l.arsen. Richard l.ee. Roger liernasters. VVillian1 l.ein- OHS. lellrei l.wnd11n. linnny Lupher. Darrel l.5le. Rmlney l,5les. Ianies Mann. linnnie Mann. Dannie Martin. hlblllrey Martin. Ted Mashhnrn, Thomas Mc-Alister, Richard Mc- Donald. David Mclfadden. Mi- chael Mclirevv. lohn Mcliuire. joe McKaslxle. Max Mc-Kee. Mi- chael Mt-Kee. Morris Mc-Kill. Rich- ard McPherson. Michael Mclley- nolds, llrwvvard Medearis. Keith Menees. joe Merritt. Drin- ald Metcalf. Charles Miller, Fred Miller, Larry Miller. Mark Miller. David Millican, David Mitchell, Kenneth Mitchell. laines Mueller, Carl Murphy, john Murray. Rich- ard Nally. Richard Nash. Dean Ntrurse. Iames Nmvlin. john Ogilhee. Mi- chael O'Haugherty. Dan Dldhani. Steven Oltnianns. james Dvvens. Bill Padduck, VVay ne Parlcer. lfranlv Pauls. Ruh- ert Pinc. Patil Pipes. Greg Pirpe. Steven Putter. Charles Ptm ell. Guy Pmver. Michael Pr xxx ers. Robert Preston, Ruherl Purdy. Marvin Raha. 45l lim Ragsdalc. Rohr-rt Retllorcl. Ivan Rt-ynolds. Randall Rin-liarcls. llarnt-st Richardson. Rohvrt Riuh- arclson. :Xlgiv Ritltllc. Dennis Riggs. Samnicl Rohorts. Stcphvn Roherts, Michael Ross, lavla Roxvv, Rogan' Russo, Rohr-rt Rlllllilfl. Richard Ruzyc-ki, joseph St-alingg. lamos Scln-irer, l.oo Schono, john Scott. Km-n Sharp, William Sharp. Thomas Sim, Stophen Simms. Iamt-s Smith. lamcs Smith, john Smith, Martin Smith. Rohr-rt Smith. VVilliam Sperry. lflmvr Spurr. Dan Stahl. Cc-rald Startzel, james Stephvns, Roy Stewart, Ilomvr Still. David Sullivan, liill Strcvt. Stvvvn Strcich, Richard Sylvester, Clary 'l'alial0rro, :Xrthur lata. l.axx- rcmv 'l'avlor, David lorry, Stcvcn lolle. Frank Townsend. William Trousdalo, Randal Tucker, Ira Wada, lat-la Wagonvr. Cary Wallwr. Mit-key Vw'arcl, liar- old NVarma, Iimmio Watson. lfrvcl Wendvl, William White, Rohn-rt Williams. Iimrny Willie, Ilarold Wilson. Walter Wilson, Allen Wise, Da- vid VVitt. Richard VVitt. Iiorhvrt VVolcott, Gary Wood, lamcs VVood. Clor- ald Wright, Roy Vinyard, Doylv Young, lamcs Young, Iohn Zn- lxoslw. 452 WEST BENNETT HALL Big Brothers in Viet Nam Adopted by Women's Hall Besidents of Willztrd Hall won Blue Key's Parents' Day trophy . . . Corresponded with Vietnam Big Brothers . . . Co-sponsored little boys' basketball team . . . Activities included Orange Quill, Orange and Black Quill, Mortar Board, Angel Flight, Capettes, Army Blades, O-Staters, Lassos and Lariats . . . Home of most campus queens . . . Ann Williams, Dairy Science, Melva Brown, Bloclc and Bridleg Karen Cuthhertson, Agricultural Engineeringg Nancy Stiles, Oklahoma Dairy Princess, Nancy Smith, Agron- omy Club, lVlarilyn lVlcCullough, State FFA Sweetheart, Sweet- heart of Alpha Phi Omega, Sandra Lawrence . . . Candy Beal, Freshman Talent Show winner . . . Oflicers included president, Kay Boetherg vice-president, Shirley Foustg secretaries, lVlelva Brown, Ioy Wliitson. The girls worked hard to gixe Big Brothers in ,. Y -I . . . . It' . 3111 3 . UITX .il'lSIii2lS XXI 1 'I S THIN i liarlaara rXridf-rsrrn. Sandy Annia. l.ana lialwr, Donna Harm-s. Shir- lvy Bartli. N1-Ya Bass, Carule Bay- lnllv. Virginia livarrl. ll-0 Hciiwii, Nlar- ilin liidcllvr. lirrnnii' Bilsclu-, lr'- lnn lilac-lc. Nancy lilzivlxxwml, livlli lllnyml. Pain lim-ki-lirizlii, Vickiv liimix, liari-n liirldin. Sonya lirrnriur. Nlary lirmrnmnann, Sheila Biarri- rlinlli. lmimiv Bfmles. Karon Bmley. Marilyn Brady. Paula Brand. Barbara Bn mn. lanic Brady. Barbara li i'Lwx1'r. Carril Br'mmol4s. lucliilr lirnwn. Nlelxa lirimn. Nlary liurki, Anna Biirrrmy. lanl-l Cara-y, lion-r'l3 Carignan. Vivlq ilarignzm. lam- Carlile. Beixvrly Carii-r. lan- vi Claxlrml. llvia Ccrnialx, l.in1la Chain. lnnly Cliancllvr. liilii' f.lllINL'. l.incla Clivsnutl. Franccm Cirar. .-Xnn Clark. Cathic Cline, lh-in-ix ua Cari-lwran. Vlarilia Cirllinan. .-Xniia Ciillvy. Karvn Crrllinn. Fdwina Chalk, :Xnn Crmpvr, lfranves Coumiss. Diann Crmling. lanie- Cr0ur'l1. -lllililll Cfrnnclr, linda Crurne. Dena Ciunrningx. Claudia Curry. Karen Cuililnvrt- mn. Linda Ciirhlvertmii, Nlari Ilaviilwn. Patricia Uaxis. Nano Davidsirn, Paula llvarsiimv, Clingvr Donnis. Peggy llvrmrimv. llynnna Dickwn. IruAnn Ilill. Nlary llrmlnlwins. 454 WILLARD HALL WILLARD HALL Cheryl Doescher, Katherine Dos- aey, Margaret Dugger. Barbara Duncan, Linda Dutton, Shannon Eastin, Pamela Edwards. Sharon Ehrle, Mary Einils Ia- nell Enmeier, Ian Epperson, She- olyn Escue, Elsie Estrada. Mar- garet Eudaley. Karen Evans, Paula Evans, Ieanne Ewing, Carmen Fain. Ann Fair- childs, Billie Fairman. Mary Fal- lon. Bonnye Farrar, Ruth Flood, Vick- ie Foster, Shirley Forint, Beth Frederick, Carolyn Garrard, Dee Garrett. Kathy Gemmer. Iayne Gill. Lin- da Gillig, Peggy Gilliland, Linda Gimlin, Dana Goods-an. Linda Gordon. Patsy Gorr, Diane Graham, Ia- net Graham, Karen Graham. Karen Gregg, Linda Girgsom, Indy Gunter. Danice Haigler, Sherry Hale, Sara Haller, Garol Hansen. Iudith Hansen, Harriet Harding, Ken- dra Harris. Ruth Harris, Kristin Harr, Gail Heath, Gheryl Hendren, Kathryn Hightower, Gheryl Hilclinger. Kathy Hill. Sandra Himes, Garolyn Hinz, Kathy Hoar, Marcia Holland. Kathlyn Holmes. Linda Hoover. Delores Houser. Marsha Howard. Glenda Howell. Matha Hutchins. Paula Irwin, Linda Iaekson, Cheryl Jet-h. Mar- sha Iohnson. 455 Sllilfttll lr1l111st1111, Sttxan Ka1n111. K2llllCI'lIlC Kilfliklll. Linda Keck. Lisa Kennedy. Ienee Kenreigh, lvlilfj Key. Sttaan Kidd. ljllllk-1 Kinca11nc1n, Karen King. l.ana King. Carolyn Kirltpatricla. ltillllil Klein, llelaluie Krnnalc. Mar- garet Kraus. Marilynn Kubik. Diane Kurk. Penny l.antz. Donna Largcnt. l.c1la l.ax11'cnce, Sandra Laxxrcnce. Sue l.e111aste1'. Karen l,ial141e. Iancl l.ietZlie. Ianct Lietzke. llunna Lung. Kath- leen Long, Linda l.111111'1a11. lanet l.11r1111is, Narita Lucas, Judy Mal- lett. Iuleen Vlarks, Indy Marr. Nlarcia N,lilS4lI1. Melis- sa Nlauldin. Patricia McBride, lVla1'ilyn lvlfclllllfllgll. Wilttta Mc- Cieelitnn. Carnl Ylefittirc. lvlkllj NlL'lIlClCl'S. Yictwria Vlesscrli. lalllllil N'litscl1cr. lJf11111a lVlillc1'. Karen Miller. l.it1- da Miller. janice Mitac-ck. Linda fVlittelstet, Dianne Nflrmre. Sandra Nlmmrc. Lynn Moreland. Vlichel Morgatt. Pamela Morgan. Merry lVlLl!'lhL'l l. Patricia Nalley. ludith Nash. Gilda Neesrnitll. Marilyn Nurris. Patricia Norris, Anita Nortlnttp, Carolyn Noyes, Suzanne Oldenstadt. Vanna Pal- more. Betty Parham. Patricia Park. iVlartl1a Parker. Terry Patton, Peggy Pearwn. Jimmie Penny, Ben na Pestcrlield. l.e,-Xnn Peter- son. Sharyn PF1'el1 111. Vlaric Pierce. Marilyn Pitcnclc, Barbara Powell. Diana P011 ers. Brenda Pyle. Marge Rahhal. Myra Rainey. Barbara Readnour. janet Reama. 456 WILLARD HALL A K.:,AIl. lima 7 fi WILLARD HALL ., f t Q . J . ' . s. TQ fa. . In Barbara lleetl. Janice Reeves. Jane Regier, Patsy' Reid. Darla Rey- nolds, Marilyn Richardson. Kath- leen Risner. Marilyn Roads. Dorothy Roherts, Mary Roberts. Kay' Roether. Carolyn Rogers, Jimmie Rowland. Linda Ruhey. Karen Savage, Mary Schmitz. Judy Schutkesting. Sylvia Short. Phyllis Shropshire, Marilyn Slack. Brenda Smith. Christie Smith. Helen Snyder. Regeana Sohn. Jacque Sompayrac. Kathleen Southerlantl. l.inda Sparks. Joyce Stanhll. RoJean Stauller. Joyce Stell. Mary Stephens, Nancy Stiles. Janet Stincltcomh, Carolyn Storm, Linda Strait, Charlotte Strecker. Vlary' Sturm. lnona Summers. Su- zanne Sutotliy. Rohyn Swanson. Joyce Tulley. Ann Tcllt. Vera Terrill. Sharon Terry. Betty Thomas. Kathleen Thomhlisoh. Jacquelyn Thompson, Jeanne Thompson. Linda Thompson, Sandra Thomp- son. Veva Tolbert. Mary Turin- sky. Delores VanCamp, Marlene VanZant. Jane Vaughn. Carole Venator. Cheryl VVaddle. Mary Walters. Emily Warner, Carla Watkins, Patricia Wayman. Linda Weber. Linda VVehster, Helen Weigandt. Marilyn Weiss. Judith West. Jane Wheeler. Linda White. Joy' White son, Karen VVill5. Cynthia Wil' son. Deana VVilson. Karen Vklilson. Lynette VVinsloyy. Shirley' Winters. Karen Wittum. Cheryl Woods. l.intla Wurtz. Charlotte Zweiaeher. 457 A conglomera+e of friends, a basis of securify A place +o sleep, a place +0 ea+ . . . but hopefully more . . a social uni+ . . . friendship, evolving uni+y . . . reciprocal relafionships . . . giving, asking, and faking. Classes FOURTH YEAR VETERINARY MEDICINE Rurlirmgrzxphing 21 dwg xx 415 Irnmd valuzihlr- to wnim' V01 IVIQLI students Iur INEIIIY cIiagnra51ic purprmw. Y' Wx 'hu-. Q 'Q-lf'-5 'Nw Ll r if '14-1, Q W 6. X Q.. Pfrffif 2, Wrwf kg ARDEN LEROY ANDERSEN, Eremomr, Neb. AVMA, :VIH ROBERT J. ARKO, Pryor, 'I'Z, AVMA: RODGER D. ATKINS, Jenks, fl'I'2I, AVMA, 'PII-fp DON WAL- TER BEAVERS, Ckvafianoocgfa. AVMA, A'I'q ROBERT H. BURNS, JR., Suffon, W, Ve., AVMA, A'I STE- PHEN RUSSELL COBB, 6IbsonvIIIe, N.C., AVMA, 'I'If'I', .XZ SETI, Egfr-nl-IQUSC, REUBEN REYNOLDS COWLES, JR., SIaIesvIIIe, N,C., A'I', AVMA, 'I'-E7 HOLLIS UTAH COX, Lamar, AVMA 'I'II:, SIudonI Serwafe. A'I'7 KENNETH JAMES DAVIS, CIN-rokcc, AVMA7 PAUL ROSSER DUBOIS, Cfumcrorw AVMA, SETI, fI'KfI', 'VZ' MERLIN E. EKSTROM, Bow. I3eII5, N.D. UTI, AVMA' DAVID BRIAN FIELDS, I'Iu'.IsvIIIP Ark., A'I', AVMA, JUDD I. GIEZENTANNER, Ponca CIW, AVMA, 'll'I'ZI3 HERSCHELL D. GILES, Carnegie, ANP, AVMA, Al'I': CHARLES WALTER GRAY, CIImIon, AVMA' CLAR- ENCE BYRON HACKETT, Bfaforx Rouqe, Ln, AVI', AZ, AVMA' ERNEST CLAYTON HARLAND, 6c:odweII AVMA, DTE? KESTER WALTON HAWTHORNE, Eaf Tor: Rmwqe La., 'PKfI', AZ, ATI' AVMA. WILBER ALVIN HAYNES, Chesfer, 'lfK'I', IVV, AVMA7 TOBY RAY HOOVER, Jay, IITZI, AVMA, AZ, 'I'III, Ef.rmHouseg WILLIAM EMERY HORNBUCKLE, Perr-,f AVMA, 'I'II:, WI'-E, ParmI-Iouse, ROGER ALLEN HOWLAND, Merquerfe, Nab., AVMA, EarmI-Iouset GENE BORDEN HUBBARD, Mamdarw, N.D., XITZIV AVMA, AZ, NICHOLAS TAYLOR JEWELL, Sprimq- daIe, Ark., AVMA, AZ, SZTZI, DICK D. KIRBY, CoIcord AW, AVMAZ CHARLES FREDRICK KIRKLAND, Henderson, N.C., 'I'Z, NTB, AVMA: WILLIAM STANLEY KOLAR, Precgue, UT-E, AVMA, EfarmHouse: JAMES HAMILTON McGEE. ScI'1uIIer, UTS, AVMA: JAMES BARRY MORTIMER. Owasso, AVMA, A'I', SIudePI Semafe' LARRY MAX MURPHY, Ckwerokee AVMA BSU. JAMES PAUL PATTON, SriIIwaTer, AVMA, iI'I'I- JAMES WESLEY PROVO, JR., RaIeIqI'w, NC., AII0 AVIVIA, PHILLIP N. RICHARDSON, Pocasscfh ATV, AVMA Presidenrr SAMUEL SEYMOUR RUBIN, Bey- orrey, NJ., .VIN DENNIS EDWARD SAVELL, Bfdor Route, Lau A'I' AZ 'I'If'I', AVMA. RESLEY FLOYD SOIREZ, Erf1IIw, La., UTI, AVMA7 RANDY WARREN THAYER, BunkIe, La., AVMA, 'Sl'I'1I, AXA? EDWIN T. THORNE, OkIaI'1oma CIW, A'I', AVMA, ATA, BENJAMIN SCOTT TURNER, Pmk HIII, N.C, IYIII, AVMAp JAMES WESLEY WAYMACK, Cabot Ark., AZ, ANI' AVMA. I DONALD ROY BILES Madlll E WAYNE BOLAND Beulah N D MICHAEL FREDERICK BOUNDS Chapel Hull, N.C.: CHARLES CLINE CALLAHAN, Hobfarl: SAMUEL JAY COMBS, Thomas: DANNY DEE DENHAM, Kellyville. JAMES CLAY FREENY, Caddo: EARL GENE FRIE, Broken Arrow: ROY PATRICK GARRISON, Barlles- vllle: LEONARD ALLEN GASPAR, Oklahoma CIW? WILLIAM KELLY GIBBS, JR., Reidsville, N.C.7 BILL D. GROSSMAN, Pryor. KEITH ALLEN HAND, Ames: JOHNNY D. HOSKINS. Coleman: JOHN STEPHEN HOWART, Cave Springs, Ark.: KENNETH ODELL ISOM, Edmond: HERSHEL JERRY JAGGARS, Choufefm: RICHARD EUGENE KILLOUGH, Mallhews, N.C. THOMAS R. LAT-TA, Fr. Supply: RICHARD ALLEN MAULDIN, Hollis: MICHAEL MCCREIGHT, Okla- homa Clly: LAWRENCE DAVID MCGILL, Waverly, Nell: ROGER A. MCMILLAN, JR., Mena, Ark.: DAN- IEL LEON MERKEY, Cordell. GERALD DEAN O'MEALEY, Tonkowai DAVID JAMES PARKS, Union Grove, N.C.' HENRY CHARLES RAN- DAZZO, S+. Marlinvllle, La.: ADRIENNE ELIZABETH RUBY, Muskogee: RICHARD W. SCHAFER, Bixby: RICHARD LEE SHAFER, Newklrk. ARCH EDWARD SHEETS, Muskoqee: EUGENE FRANCIS SIMON, Conway, Ark.: WILLARD THOMV AS SODOWSKY, JR., Fairview: HAROLD R. SPALD- ING, Barllesvllle: CHARLES E. STARKEY, Malvern, Ark.: JAMES A. SUMMERS, Ozark, Ark. BILL CHARLES SWAEFORD, Pavdqould, Ark.: GEORGE E. TAYLOR, JR., Clinlon: MIKE THOMAS, Ninnekahz VERNON RICHARD THORNTON, Cooan' CHARLES GLENN WARREN, Robe-rsonvllle, N.C,' GARY LYNN WHITE, Slrafford, THIRD YEAR VETERINARY MEDICINE Preparing for an opc-ration was often as important as the operation. even in the care of zmimah. -dv- is I-if -.IE E ,I Wi ,AE if if 'WJ JIMMIE BALDWIN, SfilIwaIe': ALBERT BLANTON, Slnelby, N.C.: NANCY BLUM, Eayerreviile, N.C,: JIM BONHAM, Cordell: RAY BURD, Okmuhgee' KEN- NETH BYRD, Er, Towson. TOMMY CHILDERS, Prue' JOHN CHITWOOD, Po- feau ' JEANNETTE CLARK, OkIaIiorna CIW: J. MITCH- ELL COCKRILL, SriIIwarer' WILLIAM CODY, TuIsaI NEIL BORNEIL, Nardin. GEORGANN DAVENPORT, OkIaIworna City: CHAR- LOTTE DETCH, Lewisburq, W. Va,: MAX EUGENE EICKEN, IV1arsI'1aII: ROGER EOOTE, Baron Rouge, La.: WILLIAM FOSTER, Turpir: JOHN GOEDEKEN, Naponee, Neb. DON HEISE, Sayre: CHARLES HOLMBERG, Erick: DAVID LONG, Lawron: MICHAEL LORENZ, Enid: ALAN MADDOX, BIack Mountain, N.C.: DAVID MARX, Eunice, La. JOHN MILLER, Muskoqee: RONALD MILLS, Newel- la: WILLIAM MOORE, Rusfon, La.: BOYD NEWBY. Copan: EUGENE O'NEAL, Wisrerg TOM PHELPS. Ponca Ciry. CHERYL PORTER, Annandale, Va: ROBERT POTEET. OIa, Ark.: JAMES RUSTER, S+iIIwaIer: RICHARD V. SHAWLEY, Enid: JAMES SHEARER, ET. Srnifh, Ark.Z DAVID SHELL, Bar+IesviIIe: JOHN SKECLES, AIex- andria, La. RICHARD STEDMAN, Davis: JOHN SEXTON, Wal- nur Ridge, Ark.: JAMES TAYLOR, Imboden, Ark.: GARY WALLIS, Rogers, Ark.: LEE WARD, Pencil BIuI'I, Ark.: JERRY WEINAND, Gufhrieg JEANNE GREEN, Oilfon. FIRST YEAR VETERINARY MEDICINE MICHAEL ANDREWS, Wynnewood, BOB BAHR, FI. Sn'vIIIw. Ark.: CLETA BAILEY, Bar+IesviIIe: ROBERT BARROS, SfiIIwa+erq STEPHEN BENNETT, Ba+on Rouqe Lax ROBERT BOVEE, Be-IIevue, Neb. JACK BUTLER, TuIsa, BILLY CLAY, Bixby, DONALD DICHARRY, Bafon Rouge, La., MICHAEL DOBSON, ToIsag LARRY ENDERSBY, Woodward: FRED EN- RIGHT, Bafon Rouge, La. SUSAN FAULKNER, Lewisburg, W. Va.: DONNIE GARDNER, Lone Grove: JOHN HAMMOND, Tulsa, HOWARD HANEY, Ardmore, RICHARD HANSCHU, Ncwara' WILLIAM HUMPHREY, SaIIIsaw. RONNY KIEHN, Cordell, DAVID KINKAID, Ponca CIW: STANLEY KOSANKE, CordeII: MAXWELL LEA. Eaton Rouge, La.: JOHN LeBUS, New Orleans, La., WILLIAM MCCLEES, OrIenIaI, N.C. JOHN MCDANIEL, Texhoma: ERIE MUNSON, Glen- 5eIcI. N.D.: MARVIN NEWLIN, Mebane, N.C.: LAR- RY NOLEN, Burbank, LAWAYNE NUSZ, Okeene: LEO QUALLS, Wisfer. THOMAS RANDOLPH, SaIIisawg JAMES RICHARD- SON, SIoIcesdaIe, N.C.: SAMUEL RUBIN, SaIIIsaw7 COLEMAN SCOTT, Sapulpaz Z. D. SHAW, EI Reno: DEWEY SHOUP, Cameron. TOM SHROYER, Eufaular BRUCE SIMMONS, I-Iickf ory, N.C.7 BABETTE SIMMS, Manninqfon, W. Va CHARLES SMITH, S+IIIwaIer: DAVID SMITH, Je JAMES SMITH, Birdeye, Ark. GARY STILL, WriqI'1I CITYT LYNDON TATE, KeoIa DEALON TYLER, Clayfonq PHILIP ULMER, Miami TED WIGGINS, Pang, Ark- ARTHUR WILLS, Norflnr Edge, CaIi1'. 'Q 3 K' Care 'ro Give a Penny For 'rhe Poor Man's Hal its 'IK ' Q CHARLES RODNEY ALBERT, EIIQ Cily. :AEI ROGER BOWNDS ALLEN, Dallas, Texas, WX, AKA, PER PIN- STRUP ANDERSEN, BisIey, Nibe, Denmark' MOHAM- MAD ASADUDDIN, Hyderabed India, MusIirn Sz- denfs Assoc., India Swderfs Assoo- VASANT NARA- YAN ASGAONKAR, Baroda, India' CECIL PAUL BAKER, JR., Lawlron, Enoineerinq, BIue Key, XE ASCE, KE. JOHN MARION BAKER, Oklahoma City, Engineer ing, ASCE, XII, WILLIAM ROBERT BARCLAY, Dui'- can: BEVERLY GAY BARNES, Snyder, Busiress 'l'K1l' RAW, Wilt ALVIN ROY BEADLES, CIirIor, Aqricuh fure, Dairy Science CIub, Soufhwesrerr Exec, S-ales CIub, EIyinq Aggies, Aggie Toasirnasrers, AFP, PHYL- LIS JEAN BEREOLOS, Tulsa, Business, Z-Xi, BSU: JOE GENE BERRY, Sayre, Aqricullure. Blue Key 'II'-E, I'K I', AZ, EarrnHouse. JIMMIE WARREN BLAYLOCK, SIiIIwarer: BERNEITA M.N. BOESCH, Ponca Cilyq E. ELLEN BRINKER, Waa- oner. AZ: MERLE ROY BUSS, Hunfer Aqriculrure Who's Who, UAK, 'I'K'I', AZ, AVP' JOHN LEVIS CADDEL, Mafhis. Texas: PHILLIP OWEN CARRUTH, SerninoIe, Business. KENNETH E. CASE, TuIsa, Engineering, IT, 'I'K'I' IIKN, IINII5, IEEE, lx: CHIN-YEE CHANG, Tai- chung, Formosa, Chemislryy A. DERRAL CHEAT- WOOD, Ponca Ciry, ASS, EM, Sfudeml Enierfainers YR, I3l'7II: SHIH KUON CHEN, SfiIIwaier Aoricui- rureq CHUNG-HONG CHEUNG, Hong Konq' ED- UARDO G. CIFUENTES, Sanfiago, ChiIe Agricul'ure. WESLEY C. CLARK, Dunn N.C. Engineering' DON- NA M. CLAY, RooseveIr: MABLE COHEN, Charles- fon. S.C,, Whos Who, AKA' JOHN WILLIAM CORY- ELL, SfiIIwaler: JOE STANLEY CRANE, Barnsdal :Ill I'II1lq DENNIS L. CRANSTON, S+iIIwaler. PATRICIA JANE CRISWELL, McAIesrer, Business IISZU, KAII, :Ky GERALD P. CROSSLAND, MUICIVOW' SHERI RAYE CULWELL, Tulsa: ALI IBRAHEEM DAB- BOUR, Medina, Saudi Arabia, ASS' SAMMY CLAY- TON DAVIS, Dallas, Texas' VIRENDRA M. DESAI, JhaIod India, Efqineerinq. ROBERT BRUCE DICK, Tecumseh Mich., KE: TEDDY EUGENE DICKMAN, Enid Business IBTAXP, 'I'K'I'. BVI, TERRY LEE DOOLEY, SliIIwaferg CHARLES VERNON DURHAM, S+iIIwa+er, 'I'X, IN? BENNY J. EATON, Grainola, Aqricubure, Aqronorny CIub, Soil Conseryafion Socieiyq WILLIAM CLARENCE ED- WARDS, CIyde, N,Y. KATHLEEN HOWELL ELDRED, S+iIIwa+er AZ, EFFIE M. EUBANKS, Mernphis, Tenn., ANI LEE CHARLES FEARON, Tulsa: BETTY JEAN FELBER, Guymor' ELIZABETH ERAZIER, SfiIIwarer, ROBERT VERNON FREED, Homeslead, SIAA, I-xr. SUDHIR RAMANLAL GAMDHI, Ahmedabad, India Enqineerinqq PAUL HERSHALL GASKIN, JR., Corpus Chrish, Texas, Enqineerinq, IEEE, IIT, Sailing Club: JENNY DONA GEISZLER, Lawfonz JANNIE LOU GEORGE, Ada? RONALD N. GISH, Cheyenre, Engi- neerino, AIAA: RAJARAM S. GOKHALE, Bombax India. GRADUATE STUDENTS JAMES E. GRAVES, Garber: BELVA GEAN GREG- ORY, Morrison, I'K'P. 'PAH2 LABRON E. HARRIS, SIiIIwarer, ATU: JAMES A. HASSELL, Ponca Cify. BTA, SOLILOQUY: ALFRED LARRY HEARD, Hick- ory: DONALD LEE HENDERSON, Cushing, Iowa. JOHN LLOYD HESS, McAIesIer, RAW, 'I'KII', :ART MARJO HETTICK, BarIIesviIIe: RONALD G. HONEY- CUTT, Lawron, SIAA, T-A-E: CHING TENG HUANG. Chiayi, Taiwan: PRAKASHCHAND VINAICHAND JAIN, Bombay, India: RONALD LEON JOHNSON, Medford, Agricuhure. JAWAD KHALAE KADHIM, Iraq: BHAWRILAL KAKANI, India, Engineering: THOMAS KALLA, Chis- hoIrn, Minn.: MALKHAN S. KATAR: BHUPAL S. M. KHAMARE, Lehegdon, India, Agricuhure: DONALD MARTIN KILLGORE, PurceII. NEAL HAROLD KILMER, SIiIIwaIer, Am. Chem. So- ciefy, 'I'-XT, UMW: FRED CLINTON LADD, Engineer- ing, ASCE, EIying Aggies, OSPE: CHEN-BOR LIU, Taipei, Taiwan, Engineering: PAUL LIGHTNER LY- ONS, JR., TuIsa, Engineering, AIIE, IEEE, SUAB: GARY EUGENE MAJORS, HoIdenviIIe: TERRY DON MATHIS, Miami, Engineering, ASME, -Yr, IIT-E, SI. PaI's SaIuIe Award. . JOHN STEPHEN MCCLURE, Konawa: EDWARD BEN MCCOLLOUGH, Pryor: MARCUS HAROLD Mc- LEAN, SIiIIwaIer, Engineering: R. MEGANATHAN, India: ABDULWAHAB R. MEHDI, S1iIIwaIer' CHARLES MARTIN MESSALL, II, Er. Campbell, Ky. Engineering, IEEE, Triangle. DANIEL JAMES MICKISH, Edmond: WARREN KEITH MILLER, OkIahoma Ciry, IX: EDWARD ALLI- SON MILNER, Duke: MANHAR BHAGWANJI MIS- TRY, Bombay, India, Engineering: HAMID MOIZUD- DIN, Hyderabad. India. Engineering: DONALD SCOTT MURRAY, Pauis VaIIey, Acacia. NELLIE R. NELSON, SIiIIwaIer: SAMUEL YUWAI NG. Hong Kong, Engineering. ASCE, ACM: DAVID FRED NIT-TLER, OkIahorna CiIy, Engineering, BIue Key. AIIE, XE, IIT, ASCE, EX: CECELIA NAILS PALMER. Tuisa, AXcS, OEA, AKA: LI-SUNG PANG, Hong Kong, Agricuirure, Chinese Srudenf Assoc.: CHAN- DULAL A. PATEL, Ahmedebad India. BUDO DOYLE PERRY, EI, Gibson, ASAE: NICK PETELSKI, Onraiio, Canada, Engineering: GEORGE JIM POULOS, Muskogee: P. R. PRABI-IAKAR, Ban- daIore, India: AVINASH K. RANGRA, Paniab, India. India Srudenrs CIub, IRC, 'I'-NT, 53: B. R. PRAB- HAKAR RAO, Hyderabad, India, Engineering. KANTI M. RAWAL, SIanIiord, Conn.: K. SANJEEVA REDDY, Hyderabad. India, Engineering: SUNKI GO- PAL REDDY, Pradesh, India: ALICE JEAN REED. SIiIIwafer: C. RICHARD REEVES, Jeiierson, Mo., 'IIKIIZ LESLIE GERALD RESTER, PopIaryiIIe, Miss. LJKJ fQ 5i....-x ,fx 11? 466 GRADUATE STUDENTS SALVE REGINA R. REUSI, Philippines, Home EC.. ENIA Club, DANNY RIVERA, Del Rey, Calif.: OLIVER WENDELL ROBINSON, Pelham, Ga.. Agriculfure: JOSEPH N. ROGERS, Cedar Hill, Texas, IIKN, IEEE? MENDOZA EMILIO ROJAS, Peru, Agricullure: CHARLES RONALD ROSS, Tulsa, KA. FRANCIS DEAN RUTH, Enid, Engineering, AIAA, ASME, 1I'l':, my Bi-111, SUNIL SARAN' 4.3. 55, MILTON DAVID SCOTT, Georgia, Agricullure: AWA, PINNAMANENI SESHAGIRIRAD, India: L. LOYET SHAFER, Cherolcee, ABS, KAIIQ MAQBOOLHUSEIN G. SHAIKH, Bombay, India. PRAVIN RAMANLAL SHETH, Bombay, India, Engi- neering, KIRPAL SIDHU, Puniab India: WAYNE GALEN SJOBERG, I-Iulchinson, Kan., WX, I'Kfbg SUKAWAT SAMAKASEWEE, Banglcolc, Thailand: AL- VIN GERALD SMITH, McLain, Miss.: SUZANNE MA- RIE SMITH, Oklahoma Cily, AZ. THONG -IN SOONSAWAD, Dhonlouri, Thailand, Ed- ucaiion, IRC: RICHARD VAUGHN SOUDERS, Co- lumbus Ga., XIKT, fI1RAg VIRGINIA KAY STANLEY, Slillwaler, Home EC.: STANLEY DOANE STEPHEN- SON, Memphis, Tenn., WX: JAMES H. STIEGLER, Slillwaler, Agricullure, ERIC GORDON STONE, Blaclcwell, Elying Aggies. SHIAW YUAN SU, Taiwan, China, Engineering? MICHAEL RAYMOND SUIB, I-louslon, Texas, WX' RALPH L. TAPP, Gallatin, Mox CARL FRANK TEN- NILLE, Siillwaler, BA'I', Pershing Riiles, IIKA' RICH- ARD N. TENNILLE, Slillwaler, Engineering: JOHN PAUL THOBE, McAllen, Texas, AXIS, XIII, AT. ROY EDWARD THORNTON, Midwesl Cily, Engi- neering, T-IT, AIA, AES, Engineering Sludenl Council, SAM, KA, ANDREW TODD, Wichila Kang ROBERT BRUCE TODD, Slillwaler: FRANK C. TOWNSEND. Balboa, Canal Zone, Engineering: PAUL RICHARD TURNER, Springiield, Mo. DONALD DOUGLAS VINCENT, Houslon, Texas: BETTYE N. VOEHL, Oklahoma Cily7 JAMES DAVID WADLEY, Tulsa: V. ELLEN WHITAKER, Slillwaler: MARCUS H. WHITFIELD, JR., Slillwaler, HAROLD GENE WILLIAMS, Siillwaler, fl-Kflf, fl'-X-K, H2112 STEPHEN EUGENE WILLIAMS, Alton, Business, BVI: ALLEN IRVIN WRIGHT, Blue Mound, Kan.. IEEE: CHII-HUEI WU, Taiwan, China: MOHAMMAD YUSUF, Palcislan, Engineering. DENNIS DALE BAKER, Clovis, N.M., Agricullure, Col- iegiaie EEA: MARTIN ANDREW GEISZLER, Lawlon, Agricullureq MOHOMED MOIZ HUSSAIN, India. Engineering, AIIE: CHARLES WESLEY WILLS, Rals- lon AfJFICUlLUVGf ZAID YAMANI, Karachi, Pakislan, Engineering, Palcislan Sluclenls Assoc., AllE, IRC. SENICJRS-CLASS OFFICERS NANCY PRICE Vice-presiden+ DON SWEARINGEN Presiclen+ CAROLYN POOL Secreiary SENIORS To drop Ihc class or add the class. llmi was the over present mo dollar question. 18 Ml T wf5!J ii, vfhv K ...J-4' 'KI 468 FRANK W. AARON, JR., Tulsa, A8rS, YR, ICP, AX3 JOHN RAY ABERNATHY, Allus, Aqricullure, Aqronf omy Club, JEAN ANN ACKERSON, Blackwell, Edu- calion, SEA, ACE: JAMES LUTHER ADAMS, I-lolnarl Eclucalion, CECIL M. AGNEW, Pryor, AXIS, Marclwina Band, Menls Glee Club: MICHAEL THOMAS AG- NEW, Tulsa, Business. SALLY ANN AKIN, Oklalioma Cily, Educarion SUAB Klflli JOE MIKE ALDRICH, Lamonl, Engineering, PNT, Presidenf, DEAN CARLYLE ALEXANDER, Bor- rqer, Texas, Business, Arnold Air Sociely, 'PI'-3, RITA DARLENE ALEXANDER, Chandler, AES, WRA, Presi- cleni, PEMM Club, AWS Execulive Board, SEA, ::xI', RICHARD LEE ALLAN, Tulsa, Enoinecrinrq, HOLLIS HOWARD ALLEN, Ponca Cily, Aoricullure Foreslr, Club AZ, Aooie Toaslmaslers, Farml-louse, CHERYL MARIE ANDERSON, Gullwrie, AXIS, KA, An- 'iel Fliqlwi, KAII, AHS Sludenl Council, KAREN SUE ANDERSON, Norman, Educalion Campus Clnosl Co- Orclinalor, KAII, Presiclenl, SEA, Presidenl, Orange Quill, Oranqe 81 Black Quill, AXSI, BARBARA ANN ANSON, Fairfax, AES, KVRO, SHIRLEY FLANAGAN APPLEWHITE, Clniandler, AES, SEA, BSU, Oranqe 81 Black Quill, UP, IBTIHAJ SAID ARAFAT, Amman, Jordan, ASIS, Arab S'ucIer'l Oroarizaliori, DIANE ELAINE ARCHER, Olflalnoma Cily, Home Ec., Lillle Sisrers of Minerva, Home Ec. Club, WALTER DAVID ARCHIBALD, Tulsa, Business, KA' MICHAEL RALPH ARGO, Norman, Aoricullure, CLIFTON L. ARMSTRONG, Wealnerlord, Texas, AXIS, 'l'K'l', YD, IK, IIAM, MKT, JUDY KAY ARNDT, El Reno, Educalion, SEA, ACE, TOMMY GENE ARNDT, Tulsa, AES, IIKA: CAROL LEE ARNOLD, Olclalioma Cily, Business, KAII, Lillle Sislers of Minerva, AWS Recordiro Secrelary, Orange X1BlaclcQuill IIT-E, AIA Queen, SUAB. ERNEST M. ARNOLD, Muskogee, Enqineerinq, -ET, AIA, Elyinq Aqqies, Sailinq Club, JOHN YOICHI ASAKAWA, Hiisala Cily, Japan, Business, I4A'I', IRCZ BILL BERMAN ASHBAUGH, Ponca Cily, ASS, IUIII: WINFRED MILTON ASHLEY, DoQueen, ArIc,, Aqri- cullure. EFA, JOSEPH NICHOLAS ASTAFAN, Mid- v,'esL Cily Educrilion, SIAA. THEODORE KENT ATCHINSON, Enid, Ericqineerinzg Triangle, IEE, Arclnery Club? JAMES MAYNARD AT- KINSON, Tulsa, Enqineerinzi, AIA, JAMES HUGH AUSTIN, JR., Gullnrio, A81S, If-E, THOMAS C. AVIL- LA, Tulsa, AKS, JAMES HOWARD AXLEY, Gullirie, AHS, AXA, Campus Clnosl Co-Ordinalor, YD, PATTI KAYE AYERS,Oklal1omaCily,A8fS. ELITH JANE BABB, Poleau, Educalion, SEA, ELAINE MARIE BACHLE, Olclfilnoma Cily, Eclucalion, Panlwel- levic, SEA REW Commission, IYPI5' JAMES S. BACK, Tulsa, ASIS, TKI5 KVRO, KOSU, YR, VICTORIA E. BADGER, Tulsa, Education, AAII, SEA, ACE, YR- LARRY DEE BAIRD, Ponca Cily, Enqineorino, Parlcer Hall Council, IRC, Soliloquy Slafifi ALVIN COY BAK- ER, Waoorier-, Aqricullure, Colleqiale FFA. To Hear or No+ 'ro Hear, Thai' Was +I1e ueshon CHARLES WILLIAM BAKER, III, Lawlon, ABS, PEMM Club, YR, JOHN RAY BAKER, JR., Tulsa, Engineering: M. JOAN BAKER, Hooker, Eclucalion, Orange 81 Black Quill, :T-X, K-SH, Soliloguy, 1 i'I'3, MARSHALL BALFE, Tulsa, Engineering, AIA, Engi- neering Srudenf Council, SUAB, SAME, KA, GER- ALD WAYNE BALKCOM, Sayre, ABS, III-fl, ACM, JAMES BARRY BALLARD, Vinila, Educalion, AIDD. WALTER DAVID BALLEW, Mldwesl Cily, Engineer- ing, IEEE, -ET. IIKN: MARY ILA BANDY, Tulsa, Ed- ucalion, Angel Fliglwl, SEA KA93 TERRY LEE BAN- NING, Andalusia, Ill., Engineering, Arnold Air So- ciely: FRED JOHN BARBOUR, Lawlon, ABS, HAM, LANA STANSELL BARCLAY, Duncan, Business, Or- ange Quill, Orange 8: Blaclc Quill, EA-Y, BI'-E, Presi- denI's Honor Roll, MARY JANET BARNES, Sioux Cily, Iowa, Home Ec., Campus Clnesl. SEA, SUAB, QHEA, ERCD Club, A-ATI. GARY K. BARR, Clinlon, Engineering, Bl-Ill, ROB- ERT CRAIG BARR, Meridian, Calif., Eclucalion, Eire Proleclion Sociely, TIE, Engineering Sludenl Council, SAMUEL JACKSON BARR, JR., Kearney, Mo., Agri- cullure, YR, Block 81 Bridle, ICP, A1'P:'SHIRLEY ANN BARTH, Layerne, AHS: HARLAN JAY BASS, Erernonl, Neb., ASME, AIAA, NIE: MICHAEL JACK BATCH- ELDER, Slillwaler, Engineering, IEEE, SAME, Flying Aggies. JAMES MATTHEWS BATES, Barllesville, AES, Blue Key, Inlercollegiafe Kniglwls, Campus Clwesl Co-Ordi- nalor, SUAB, Pislol Pele, O'SiaIer's Presidenl, -VITA, RICHARD GEORGE BAUMGARTEN, SI. Louis, Mo.. Engineering: CAROLE JAYNE BAYHYLLE, Teanellf, N.J., ABS, PEMM Club: THOMAS GEORGE BAY- LESS, Haileyville, Business, K-KAP: HARRY DON BAYS, Tulsa, Educalion, PEMM Club, AXA? JOHN D. BEAL, Muskogee, Veferinary Medicine, VIRGINIA ANN BEARD, Hollis, Business, RTE, CLIS- TO D. BEATY, Scoll AFB, III., ASIS, NIE: JAMES ROBERT BEATY, Norman, AES, Blue Key, IN: DON- NA L. BEAULIEU, Barllesville, Home Ec., Home Ec. Club, FRDC Club, WRA, SEA: ERIC WILLIAM BEHNKE, Roclnesfer, N.Y., Home Ec., HX1RA, Vice- Pres., Hospilalily Days. SAM, MKT, YR, I'i'I', DON- ALD CLARK BEIL, Tulsa, Business, INTL JOHN J. BELL, Enid, Engineering, O-S'raler's, AIIE, YR, ICP, lx, JOSEYH L. BELLANCA, Gowanda, N.Y., Home Ec., MARTY GAIL BELT, Olclalworna Cily. AES, AX53: JAY MALCOLM BELTZ, Srillwaier, Busi- ness, IN: JOE C. BENNETT, Tulsa, Business, 'ILM-I, RUPERT LESLIE BENNETT, Kingslon, Jamaica, Agri- cullure. WILBUR E. BENSON, Dover, Agricullure, MRI-IA Treasurer, UP, ATA, Collegiale EEA, Agricullure Slu- denl Council, DONALD WILSON BENTLEY, Slill- waler. ABS, 2AB, GARRY OWEN BENTLEY, Law- lon, ABS, KK'1', TMA, Marcliing Band: GLENN DAR- RELL BERGDORF, Tulsa, Business, AN, Acacia, WIL- LIAM ROBERT BERGER, Barrlesyille, AHS, MARK BERGNER, Midwesl Cily, Home Ec., UCCF, AIU, YR, HBR. JOHN MICHAEL BERNARDY, Oklalnoma Cily, ABS, IIAM, Acacia: MARILYN KAY BEROUSEK, Oklaho- ma Cily, Home Ec.. A-YA, Home Ec. Club, HEED Club: JUDITH RAE BERRYMAN, Tulsa, Educalion, SEA, ACE, YR, IAII, Newman Club, lil: GERALD LEROY BEST, Jelllerson, ABS, Arnold Air Society: WARREN KEITH BEYER, Enid, Business, AIII, YR? KENNETH DAVID BIDDLE Okmulgee, AXIS. DAVID MICHAEL BIDDLER, McAlesI'er, Home Ec., HXRSI PATRICIA TAYLOR BIDDLER, Payson, Ariz. Educalion: CAROLYN JEAN BIDNICK, Olfrnulgee, Educafion, SEA, YD, SUAB, ROBERT BRUCE BIRD, Pawnee, AHS, Sludenr Associalion Presidenl, fl-TK, Slu1lenlSenaTe, YR, Presiclenl, IK -BX: JAMES MUR- RAY BIRDWELL, Elelclwer, Agricullure, Collegiale EEA ATA, Sr. Livesloclc Judging Team, LEHMAN W. BLACKKETTER Slnawnee, Engineering, Illlf, IT. IIKN IEEE Sludenl Senale. 3+ 5- : 9 M 5 .,s -,,,- X . -rr ,I ,'i' ,,, f 4, We Discussed Conlroversy, No'r TI1aI' We Had Any JIMMIE LEE BLAYLOCK, Heayener, Engineering, ASME: JAMES NORWOOD BLAZER, Tulsa, AXIS, Jr. IEC President IEC Secrelary, :'I'I'I, Presidenl, NHT, YR: ROBERT DEAN BLIZZARD, Eairland, Educalion, SEA: JOEL CHRISTOPHER BLOCK, I-Iorniny, ABS. HAM, Treasurer, KK'I': BARRY LEE BLOYD, Aline, Agricullure, Earrnl-louse, AZ, Aggie X, Agricullure Sludenl Council, IEC: JOHN DOUGLAS BLYTHE, Nowala, Business. BUSTER B BOATMAN, Slillwaler, AES, SEA: JUDITH LYN BOGIE, Slillwaler, Home Ec., Flying Aggies: JANET MARIE BOLLING, Midwesl Cily, Business' J. HOWARD BOND, Corlez, Colo., Business: RONALD EUGENE BOND, Drunnriglnl, Business, YD: KAREN SUE BONE, Temple, Home Ec., ON. K-A-II Morlar Board. Home Ec. Cliapler, K-X. SONYA BRISTOW BONNER, Crowder, Educalion, SEA, IRC: MAX WAYNE BOOTHE, Cordell, Agri- cullure: PATRICIA WALLACE BOOTHE, Slillwaler. Business: PHILLIP R. BORNEMANN, EI Reno, Agricul- lure, Blue Key Secrelary, AZ, Agricullure Sludenl' Council, YR, Dairy Science Club, Sooner Guide, Farm- House Presidenlg SHEILA BETH BOROCHOFF, Tulsa, AHS: ANTHONY B. BOSWORTH, Oklahoma Cily. Agricullure. JAMES EDWIN BOWLES, Perry, Engineering, ITT-E: JOHN W. BOWLES, Ponca Cily, AXIS. HAM: PHIL- LIP DWANE BOWMAN, Newkirk, ABS, Marclning Band, KKXI1, Acacia: CAROLYN RUTH BOYCE, Cal- vin, Education, SEA: WILLIAM EDWARD BRADLEY, Welumka, Agricullure, Pouliry Science Club, Presi- dent Farml-louse: PATRICIA ANNE BRADSHAW, Cneyenne, Home Ec., HBID Club IAWS, SUAB. CHARLES KENNETH BRANDT, Tulsa, Engineering, IEEE, KZ: NANCY LOUIS BRASHEAR, Slillwaler, Ed- ucaliong ABELARDO S. BRAVO, Maracaibo, Vene- zuela, Engineering, AIME, OSU Soccer Club: JOHN WILLIAM BREHMER, Garber, Agricullure, Collegiale EEA: BARBARA JEAN BREWER, Hunler, Home Ec.. SEA, ERCD Club: DONALD EDWARD BREWER, Ink. Ark., Agricullure, Collegiale EEA, Soullnweslern Ex- eculive Sales Club. JUDITH JOAN BREWER, Gullwrie, Educalion, KAN. Orange Xi Black Quill, SEA, UP, Canlerbury Associa- fion: SHARON SUE BREWER, Coyle, Home Ec.. WRHA Secrelary, ON, -3-YA, OSU Cliapler OHEAI THOMAS LLOYD BREWSTER, Beniamin, Texas, Agri- cullure, Block Xi Bridle: GALEN P. BRIGGS, JR., Ered- erick, Engineering, I'K'I', ET, AUM, AIIE, HOTT: GEORGE BURNHAM BRIGGS, Barllesville, Agricul- lure, TKB: PAMELA DEE BRIGGS, Greal Bend, Kan., Home Ec. CHARLES LEE BRISCOE, Lullwer, Home Ec., I-IXIID Club. ON, SUAB, IEC, YR, ICP, TKI5: ROGER EARL BRITTAIN, Caloosa. AXIS, 'IYOKQ DAVID BRITTON, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: ROY JOE BRODELL, Oklalwoma Cily, Engineering, ASME: LAWRENCE S. BRODY, Brooklyn, N.Y., Home Ec., Easl Bennell Coun- cil, I'I8cRS: KARL S. BROOKS, Tulsa, Educalion, Arn- old Air Sociely, WHT. FRED MARVIN BROWN, Ckiandler. Teclwnical Insli- fuler JANET BROWN, Mangurn, Home Ec., MKT, CTM Club, Murray Council: LARRY LEE BROWN, Scolr Cily, Kan., Engineering: MELVA LYNNE BROWN, Sulpliur, AHS, Angel Eligkil, IAII, Block 8, Bridle Queen, Willard Hall Secrelary: WILLIAM JOHN BROWN, N. Kingslon, R.I., Home Ec., HXIRS, UP: M. F. BRUMMITT, Oklalworna Cily, Business, Ely'- ing Aggies, SUAB, YR, Varsily Revue. ROBERT SCOTT BRYAN, Tyler, Texas, ABS: DONALD FRANK BRYANT, Tulsa, ABS, YR: LOYETTA JAN BRYANT, Henryella, ABS: PAUL EUGENE BRYANT, Wewoka, Educalion, SIAA: WYNONA COLLEEN BRYANT, Tulsa, Educafion, YR, SEA: ANN LYNN BUFF, Harlslworne, Home Ec., HEIID Club, Tliafclier Council. L .Ll MARY LOUISE BULLOCK, Tulsa ABS, Arrny Blades 'I'-V' Ornrje Quill, Orfinqe 81 Blaclc Quili, KKV' KAREN JO BUMPUS, Midwesi Ciry, Educeiiorz, SEA Presideni, YD, BSU: JERRY DON BURDEN, Blair, AHS! GLENDA MARGARET BURGESS, Tulsa, Horne EQ. Home EC. Club, CARL DEE BURKES, Blair, AHS, WIL- LIAM THOMAS BURKES, Tulsa Enrgineerirv, AIA. HORACE THOMAS BURKS, Bradie-,f, Ark. Avricui- lure, Bloclc 31 Bridle' MARTHA EILEEN BURLESON, Wellslor', Educalion: MICKEY QUINN BURNS, Cliey- enne, Aqricullure, Colleqiale EEA? JAMES HENRY BURT, Sperry Business: JOHN ALLISON BUSTER, Guynion, AES, YR' JAMES FRANCIS BUTCHER, Ok- l21lwornfaCiw Busiress, JIMMIE A. BUXTON, L2zw'o'i Agriculmie Eoiosw. Club' CAROL ANN BYRD, Hollis AHS, Kill I-Xl University Choir, REDSKIN Beeuly Ki' RICHARD MESLEY BYRON, Oklalwornfi Cily, Engineering, ASME, AIAA, Engineering Sludenl' Council OSE, ElyinriA'1- ixiesq CAROL DANYNE CAFFEE, Carney Horne EC. Horn: EC. Club, HEED Club, JAMES PATRICK CAF- FEY, Tulsa, AES, YD AXA' EDWARD HAROLD CAIN, Oklf1l1o ne1 Ciw Erwireerinji. MILAN EUGENE CALDWELL, JR., Beflwany, Business, 'PKTQ THOMAS HARRY CALL, Arnell, Engineering, IEEE, IIKN7 SHIRLEY ANN CALLICOAT, Keolifs, Ed- ucfslion SEA, Kin, AWS, BSU, Sloul' Council, ALAN K. CAMERA, Honolulu, Hawaii, Horne EC., Hofel X1 Reslauranl Sociely, MKT, 'IU-ii' CHARLES EDWARDS CAMPBELL, Edmord Business, MKT. Coder Ollicors Club IX: MICHAEL HOLLIS CAMPBELL, Ponca Cifu, Teclwnical lnslilurc. TIE. RONALD B. CAMPBELL, Heaverier Ariricullu'e .XXA4 GEORGE NICHOLAS CAMPOLI, Laclcfiwfiw- v,-1, N.Y. Home Ecx RONALD JAMES CANNEFAX, Tulsi Erqirreerinq AllE, Al, Arnold Air SGcie',, Cof- dell Courcil, IEEE: SHIRLEY ANN CARLEY, Er-id Educ-irion ACE llH'l'- RICHARD EUGENE CARLL- SON, Tulsfi Business, YR 3lK'l', NED WILLIAM CARNES,lv1usl4oqee, Enqineerinq ASME, SAE. TED N. CARNES, Muslcogiee, Engueeriw :, SAE, ASME' CHARLES MICHAEL CAROLINA, Weiifvfalqw A815 Peisring Rifles' SHARON KAY CARPENTER, Red Roclc, Horne Ez. YR ACE KA' CAROLYN CAR. TER, Okcrnfaln, Home EC. CTM Club Home EC. Club M,lii'l'- EMMETT DALE CARTER, Purcell, Business AIA, E.-irrnHouse, GENE R. CASTIN, Olfrnuliio-1, Fi fiinefxiiiiii AlA AXA. TOMMY L. CATES, Ei'.gi ee 'w AlCHE Kfirfaw Club: ALFRED R. CECIL, Enid AES Cziliff' Gund, E',inQz Aggies' RETA E. CERMAK, Perm Horne EC., Home EC. Club ERCD Clulo, YD' JACQUELINE DALE CHAIN, Humor Business. WRA7 LINDA LOU- ISE CHAIN, Hunier, AHS, Il-XM: HERMAN SAL- NING CHAN, San Erafesco C-ifif. Er 'mire-eiii' '. SENIORS sn a 4 milf 1 big l,I.I.l.lIA! and ei spiiii I Hl!1lL'I1 llvan Parc-him lcd vnlliusccl siiiclvnls ai rally. as is if ,Q wa g 3-iv T' +-if -Es.. .f -r ' ,- Gr. 'wr' M f, n 'Qi 47I SENICRS The brave used car flags. hoping of their school enthusiasm c1idn't ruin antenna. course that their cans ffm HARRY EUGENE CHANCELLOR, Shawnee, Business, Mens Glee Club, Parker Council YD, UP: KENNETH ALAN CHAPMAN, Hobart, Horne Ec., Hotel 81 Res- taurant Society: THOMAS RUSSELL CHAPMAN, Lawton, Engineering, SAME President, XI5, AIA, KA: EDWIN CHAPPABITTY, JR., Lawton, AHS, Scabbard and Blade. Cadet Otzticers Club President, SAME: BRUCE CHATTERTON, Franklin, Idaho, Engineering, IEEE, IIKN: ROBERT LEE CHEANEY, Frederick, En- gineering, AIIE, Aggie Sports Car Club. EARL K. CHERRY, Chouteau, Business, RAW, BI'-E: ROBERTA JEAN CHEVALLEY, Dewey, ABS? CHARLES RAY CHILDERS, Oklahoma City, ABS. Elying Aggies: ROBERT DAVID CHILDRESS, Stigler, ABS, Cadet Otticers Club: DONALD LEE CHIT- WOOD, Poteau, Agriculture, Aggie X: BONNIE FAY CHONEY, Lawton, AHS, PEMM Club. CLOYCE VANN CHONEY, Lawton, ABS, Cadet Ot- ticers Club: JOHN PHILLIP CHRISTENSEN, Enid, AES' ALBERT S. W. CHU, Taipii, Taiwan, A8rS, Chin- ese Student Association: CURTIS EVANS CHUBB, Broken Arrow, ABS, Parker Hall President: FRANCES JANE CIRAR, Hartshorne, ABS, Willard Council. WRA: DONALD RICHARD CLARK, Tulsa Business, YR. JOHN WAYNE CLARK, Tulsa, Engineering, IEEE? PATSY JANE CLARK, Vienna, Va., Business: PETER E. CLARK, Medtord, AHS, Arn. Chernical Society, IX: ESTHER FRAN CLAVIN, Billings, Education, SEA: JIMMIE KAY CLEMENT, Marlow, AES, EAII, ACE. Student Entertainers, BSU: CATHIE A. CLINE, Hen- nessey, Education, ACE, SEA, ABA. DONNA SUE COCHRAN, Tulsa, AHS' MICHAEL D.U. COLEMAN, Lawton, ABS: DEUARD LADELL COLLIER, Lawton, AES: GEOFFREY LEE COLLINS. Stillwater, Business: JANET ESTHER COLLINS, Wal- ters, Horne Ec., Home Ec. Club, ON, HEED Club, Ka- rate Club, UP, SEA? MELVIN RICHARD COLLINS. Austin, Texas, Education, PEMM Club, A'l'A. ROBERT A. COLON, Cushing AES, OCOLLEGIAN Editor, IAX: JAMES RAY COLPITT, Collinsville, Ag- riculture, Flying Aggies, Block 81 Bridle: JOHN LAWR- ENCE COLTHARP, Wanette, Agriculture, Agronomy Club: JACQUELYN CHARLOTTE COLVILLE, Altus. ABS, French Club President, Orange Bt Black Quill. Kill, Varsity Revue Girl, X!! President: CHERYL MARIE COLWELL, Ponca City, AHS, Varsity Cheer- leader, Lassols B1 Larriet's, YR, XE Queen, KE Drearn Girl, KAQ-D President: DON EDWARD COMBRINK. Tonkawa, Educatior SIAA. TERRY DOUGHLAS CONN, Poteau, Business, YD. IK, AXA: WILLIAM V. CONNER, Beaver, A8151 RALPH JAMES CONNORS, Bartlesville, ABS: MIL- LARD LEWIS COODY, Lawton, Engineering: MARY DARLENE COOK, Keota, Education, SEA, K-MI? RUTH ELLEN COOLEY, Dallas, Texas, AES, AAA. AAUP Queslionc-:cl The Sludenl' and Facully Roles CAROLE J. COOPER, Slillwafer, ABS, AAII- DAVE CONNOR COOPER, Oklahoma Cily, Business, SUAB, IEC, O-Slaler'S. I'KlI: JOHNNIE LEE COPE, Ma- comb, Aqricullure, Colleqiale EEA, AITA: MARY ANN COPE, Woodward, Educalion: JACK CORGAN, Dal- las, Texas, Enqineerinq, UAK, IT, 'PII-E, IK, IEC, :AH Presidenl: MICHAEL S. CORNELIUS, Burkburnell Texas. Business, TN-E. JAMES B. CORNWELL, Tulsa, ABS, IX: FRANCES ANN COUNTISS, Waurika, Home EC., HEED Club. SEA: DEAN ALLEN COURTER, Oklahoma Cily, AES? JAMES WARD COVINGTON, Tulsa, A8cS: JOE D. COWAN, Velma, Aoricullure, Colleqiafe EEA, ATA: ROBERT HARLIN COWHERD, Wallers, Aoricullure Collegiale EEA. BEVERLY ANNE COX, Norlhridqe, CaliT,, Educalion SEA Treasurer, ABA, Ca pelles, K-3: GEORGE E. COX, Cherokee, Aqricullureg JUDITH ANN COX, Pawnee Educalion, SEA, YR, Army Blades, Panhellenic, AXU: BEVERLY ANN CREGG, Lawlon, Educalion, SEA ACE, SUAB, Educalion Sludenl Council, Capelles If-XII, IIIVP: JAMES EDWARD CRENSHAW, Irving. Texas, AHS, YD, WX, 'PAAL BSU, Campus Crusade Tor Chrisl, -E'I'I'I: JOHN MICHAEL CROCKET-T, Duranl Enqineerinq, Blue Key, AUM, AIIE. PHI, IK, BN. MICHAEL S. CRONE, Tulsa, Enoineerinq, AXA: HAL CROSS, Sand Springs, Business, AXA: RICHARD L. CROSS, Jenks, Business, EM Presidenl, SUAB, YD, SAM, SAME, AKXI1, 'l'KEq JANIE MARIE CROUCH, Wallers, Home Ec., SEA, AIA, KIVYO, Home Ec. Club: JOSEPH MICHAEL CROUCH, Pauls Valley, Educa- lion: JUDITH ANN CROUCH, Wallers, Educalion, SEA, KAII, 42.4, AHA, ROD CROUCH, Shalluck, AHS IEC, PII-fl, Af. Farm- House: JOSEPH RICHARD CROW, Braman, Agricul- iure, AZ, Aqqie X, YR: RONALD EUGENE CUN- NINGHAM, Perry, Educalion, PEMM Club: JAMES FRANKLIN CURRY, Sapulpa Aqricullurei RONALD WAYNE CURTIS, Tulsa, Business: CHARLES D. CUTHBERTSON, Lawlon, Technical Inslilule, Sociely ol Mech, Technicians. ROBIN ANN CYPERT, Eayelleville, Ark.. AHS, HRT? CHARLES F. DAMBACH, Worlhinglon, Ohio, AHS, Varsily Foolball, Sludenl Associalion Forum: STEPHEN LEIGH DAMON,Gull1rie, Business, ATYZ, GARY JOE DANIEL, Aloka, Aqricullureg MELVIN LEE DANIEL, Pearcy, Ark., Agricullure, Colleqiale EEA: CLAIRE LAMAR DANIELSON, Manhallan, Kan., A8fS, Kill: ZITPA, AWS Correspondinq Sec., Morlar Board. Orange 81 Black Ouill Presidenl, Orange Ouill, Army Blades, SOLILOOUY Edifor, I I'I5 Presidenl. RUTH DARROW, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, YR, KIA: ELAN JAY DAUGHERTY, Grove, Enqineerinq, AIC- HE, UP: L. JEANNE DAVENPORT, Cushincg, Educa- tion, SEA, ACE: HUGH THOMAS DAVIDSON, Carls- bad, N.M., Educalion, TIE, Eire Proleclion Sociely ZX: ELIZABETH ANN DAVIES, Tulsa, Home Ec., An- gel Eliqhl, ENIA Club, I-IEED Club, Home Ec. Club. AE Honorary Cadel Col., AKD: DICK A. DAVIS, Tul- sa Enqineering. EUGENE LEE DAVIS, Missoula, Monl., Educalion: FRANCES LEE DAVIS, Midland, Texas, Educalion. SEA, YR, SUAB, IIIi'I': JACK DAVIS, Miami, AXIS' PETER McCOY DAVIS, Slillwaler, Aqricullureq PHIL- IP EUGENE DAVIS, Ardmore, Educalion, Sociely ol Mech. Technicians, 'I'lIK: PATRICIA ANNE DAVISON, Allus, Home Ec., Capelles Home Ec, Club, CTM Club, SUAB, BIKT, UP. LLOYD G. DEAN, Tulsa, Enqineering, IIKN, IEEE: DANNY RAY DEAVER, Manqum, AXIS, YR, ICP, Ca- del OT'Ticers Club, Am. Chemical Sociely' JUDY ANN DeCLARK, Oklahoma Ciry, Educalion: MELVIN LEE DEERING, Hunler, Educalion, SEA, ACE, AT: MARY BENNETT DeLOZIER, Slillwaler, AHS, People lo Peo- ple, YD, Campus Chesl, Governrnenl Week Comm. IIBfI'g MIKE DENHAM, Tulsa, Enoineerino ASME. 'As-. Our Underground Beal All' Some Prayed For Rain JAMES A. DENNIS, Okmulgee, ABS, 'MIX 115115: TERRY J. DENTON, Barllesville, ABS, NIE, OAK, Lassois Bc Lariels, O-Slalers, Sludenl Senale, Junior Class Vice Presidenl, REDSKIN Slall, Presidenlis Coun- cil, Whois Who, IK, President ABS Sludenr Council, IHIIC, Board oi Publicalions, OCOLLEGIAN Slahf REDSKIN Corgralulale: HORACE ALAN DeRAMUS, JR., Cherry Hill, Ark., Agricullure: CAROL JANE DeWITT, ldabel, ABS, AAA: DYONNA JO DICKSON. Arnelr, Horne EC., -UAA, Horne EC, Club: JOANN M. DILL, Okeene, Home EC., HEED Club, SEA, Horne EC. Club, AEA, P. MACK DILLAHUNTY, Granire, Agriculrure, Black 8: Bridle: KATHRYN L. DISINGER, Prairie Village, Kan., Horne EC., ENIA Club: NICHOLAS J. DITOLLA, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, PEMM Club: DALE FEN- TON DIXON, Tulsa, Home EC., YR, -5-A-3: DOUGLAS WILLIAM DIXON, Tulsa, Horne EC. BIKT, KA' JAMES MITCHELL DOBSON, Kaw, Agricullure, Block B1 Bridle, YR, AVP. MICHAEL EUGENE DODSON, Tulsa, Business: JACK ALLAN DOLMAN, JR., Barllesville, Educalion, Scab- bard 81 Blade: GEORGE EDWARD DOLEZAL, Yukon, Engineering, ASME, TVTXQ MARILYN ANN DONKIN, Tulsa, Home Ec., Sophomore Class Sec.-Treas., Home EC. Sluderl Council Presidenr, Siudenr Senale, CTM Club, MKT, Home EC. Club, SUAB, KAHg JAMES ROBERT DORE, Troy, Mich., Engineering, AIAA: CHARLOTTE SHERYL DORMIRE, Red Rock, Educa- lion, AWS, WRHA, Orange 81 Black Quill. MIKE J. DOUGALL, Oklahoma Cily, AES: RON J. DOVEL, Erid, Home EC., Holel 81 Reslauranf Sociely, AIKT: RANDY KENT DOWNING, Soulh Coileyville Engineering, IEEE: ROBERT DWAYNE DRYDEN, Ar- kansas Cily, Kan., AIIE: JAMES C. DUCK, Moore- Iand, Business, SAME: DOUGLAS OVYLE DUKE Rush Springs, Agricullure, Block Bc Bridle. BARBARA GALE DUNCAN, Haskell, Home EC., UN, 'I'Tl7, KATI, Horne EC. Club, HEED Club, SEA, -3-EA: JOHN ALFRED DUNCAN, Allus, Business, Elying Ag- gies: CATHERINE MARY DUNN, Tulsa, AHS, PEMM Club, Orange Ouill, WRA, Newman Club: ELMO RUSSELL DUNN. Canule, Business, ABIT, fIfK'I'7 JAMES LEE DUNN, Tonkawa, Engineering, IEEE' TERRY LEE DUNN, Garber, Agricullure, Aggie X, AZ Earrnldouse. JOSEPH DEAN DUNMAN, Duke, ABS, AIA: ROB- ERT LEE DUPREE, Tulsa, ABS, :'I'IlE, PAQ: DALE L. DURHAM, Oklahoma Cily, Business, SAM, YR: JACK L. DURHAM, Slillwaler, ABS, Wildlile Sociely: SHA- RON LOUISE DURKIN, Colleyville, Kan., Business, EM, YR: JUDY KAY DUVALL, Muldrow, ABS, SEA, l.asso's 81 Lariels, 'I'9K. F. LOUIE EARLABAUGH, Cushing, Business, MKT. AXA: JAMES ROE EARLS, Summerfield, Engineering, ASME: VIRGINIA L. EASTER, Barllesville, Eclucalion, NAU: EDITH ANNE EBY, Perry, ABS, Morlar Board, A815 Sludenl Council, Varsily Revue Girl, Maiorelle, REW, TBS, Girls ol lhe Golden l-learl Presidenl, KA Presidenl: RONALD LEEON EDMISTEN, Tulsa, Engi- neering, 'PII-E, ASME: JOHN R. EDSALL, Wakila, Technical lnslilule, SEET. WILLIAM VAN EDWARDS, Ponca Cily. Agricullure, Block 81 Bridle, KI: ROBERT EARL EICHLING, JR., Midwesl Cily, Business, Pershing Rifles, Scabbard X1 Blade: FREDERIC B. EISENBERG, Skanealeles, N.Y., Home EC.: JUDY SUE EITEL, Tulsa, Educarion, SEA, Orange Bc Black Ouill: C. WILLIAM ELDER, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, ll'l'E, REDSKIN Slail, Sludenl En- lerlainers, YR, SUAB, IIKA: HARRIS JAMES ELDER, Barllesville, ABS, YR, IEC, 'TF-A, GORDON LEONARD ELKINS, Oklahoma City, I-lorne EC., YR, Holel 8: Reslauranr Sociery, O-Slalers, 'NYA- CAROL DIANNE ELLIOTT, Tulsa, Educalion, SEA. ACE, YR, AAU: PATRICK DANIEL ELLIS, Tulsa, Engi- neering, HTF., IT, ASME, AIAA: JANICE LYNNE ELLISON, Oklahorna Cily, Home EC., Horne Ec. Slu- denl Courcil Presideni, Sludenl Senaie, Morlar Board. ON, K-AIT, Orange Quill, Orange 81 Black Quill, KA05 TSEGAYE EMMANUEL, Erifrea, Elhiopia, Business. African Sludenls Organizalion, SoCCer Club' CHARLES ROY ENGLISH, JR., Shawnee, A818 YD DIIIC, KATHLEEN ELIZABETH ENGLISH, San Anionio, Tev- as, Business. HoIeI X1 Resiaurani SocieIy Queen, Var- siIy Revue: STEPHEN LEE EPPS, Dallas, Texas, A31S, BIue Key, Head Versify CI1eerIeader, I'I'AU, ATA: RALPH CHARLES ESCUE, SIiIIwaIer. AES, GaIIanI Guard, EDR IK, IIKA: JERRY RICHARD ETTER. Tulsa Enqireerinqg ARVIN W. EVANS, CoIIinsyiIIe, EducaIion: PAULA JEAN EVANS, Perkins, Home Ec. K I', WRA. RICHARD IRWIN EVANS, TuIsa, Enqineerind, KA' RONALD HASKELL EVANS, Bixby, Enqineerinfg AICIWE1 WILLIAM FRANK EVANS, EI Reno, Engineer- inq, ASAE: CHARLES ARTHUR EVERY, Lone WQII, Educaiion, 'PKT' HOLLIE LOREN EVETT, TuIse, Edu- caiion, PEMIVI Club, AXA- WILLIAM C. EWENS. SIiIIwaIei' ASS IIKA. JEAN DIANNE EYLER, CoIIinsyiIIe, Home EC., UN, Home EC. CIub, KA9: CHARLES MICHAEL FAITH, BarIIesviIIe, Engineering, JUDITH WEST FALLIN, GIenpooI, Eiucafien, KAII, SEA: LINDA KAY FARM- ER, Sand Sprinags. AHS, 'IUVL KAII, Wentz HaII Presi- deri, WHRA, Orange X1 BIaQk QuiII, Tlneoire GuiIcI: MAXINE MAY FAUCHIER, TuIsa, Educaiion, YR, SEA YWCA, UP: CAROLYN SUE FAULKNER, TuIses, Educafion Aquaiic CIub. ALLEN RAY FAUST, Midwesr Cify, A3152 JAMES W. FEAMSTER, III, Anchoreqe, Ky., AHS, AXA? G. JAN- ECE FELTON, Marieifa, AES, SEA: RICHARD LEO FELTON, OkIaEonna Ciiy, Engineering, A l'S2, AIIE, YR. SUAB, 'I,K9: WILLIAM E. FERGASON, Oklahoma Ciiy TecIwnieaI Insfiiufey JAMES ARTHUR FETGAT- TER, P5uIs Valley, Business, 'I'II:, BFE, 0-SK, YR Siu den? Senaie, Siudenf Associafion Vice President JUDY E. FILLER, TuIsa. Business, IIQII, :A-E, If-X-II: E. RICHARD FINDLEY, TuIsa, Educaiion' JERRY WES- LEY FINE, Duncan, Engineering, Hying Aqfgies, AIA Will: CHARLES RICHARD FINLEY, Muskogee, AES, Acacia, HARVEY SHELDON FIRESTONE, Hennessey, AqricuIIure, Dairy Science CIuIO, A-:AZ SHARON MILES FISHER, SIiIIwsaIer Business, FIyivfi Aooiez SEA. TED LEE FISHER, TuIsa, AqricuIIure, HoiIicuITui'w CIub' E. JANE FITZPATRICK, Norfnporf, N.Y., AXS, A81S Siudenf CeurciI, 'I':, SUAB, MNT III4'I': MICH- AEL LEON FLEMING, CI'iou'eau, Encgineerinnt JAMES RAY FLEMONS, EI Dorado, Ark., Encqineerinfi ASCE: JUDITH CAROL FLOYD, OkIakior'nfi Ciiy, ARS, SEA, O-Siafersq GARY W. FOLKERS, Boise Cify, En fiineerinc IEEE 'I'II: STEPHEN PAUL FONDREN, OkIaIiorna Ciiy, Business MIST, -:ANI DANIEL A. FORBES, EIk CiIy, Ernqineei- inq, 'IPII-E, AICHE, QXI5: JAMES LEE FORBES, RaIsIor' AqricuIiure, CoIIeqiaIe FFA, ATA, SouTIiwesIern Sales Execufiye CIub .XI'I': LINDA ELIZABETH FORD, TuI- sfi, A8fS, KKV, SHARON KAY FORNEY, WEniieI:i K-an. Educrior, SEA YR, Xff' THELMA CAROLYN FOSTER, Beyrifof Business. SENIORS The stadium pressbcwx-llmr high uihiilc of um Iusion that somehow managed to rcporl the pm giress of games. 'N-f 'Try 4 Bl ff.- ' SENIORS OII' to the big game I-umplf-me with dates, seatecs, 1 rolreshments and, Iwopclully. a Victory. 'Kr 'Rx X 53.1 .' .. W- 5 gin WINSTON FRED FOSTER, Altus, Educfilion I'Ii'I'3 LINDA KAYE FOSTVEDT, Elk City, AZQS, IAII, Girls ol llne Golden I-learr, Orange 81 Beck Ouill, X537 DONALD ROBERT FOWLER, Slillwafer A8157 KAREN LYNNE FOWLER, Seminole, Educalion, BSU, YWA, SEA, ACE, LARRY J. FOX, Talilwine, Engineering, IIKN, 11 I', I'II-3, lEEEg RITA V. FOX, Tulsa, Home Ec. LEYTON CURTIS FRANK, JR., Biarllesyille, Business? RICHARD SAMUEL FRANK, Cliickaslia, Afiricullure, II'II'f, A-EA, Enlomology Club, Cordell Council' HOW- ARD WILLIAM FRANKS, Dallas, Texas AES, Flying Aggies: ALAN G. FRANSEN, Oklalnoma City, Endi- neerinq, ASME, OSE, Sailinq Club, SUAB. 313' JAMES MERLE FRAZIER, Blackwell, Business, UIIII' DOUGLAS EUGENE FREEMAN, Elmore City, Agri- cullure, Colleqiale FFA. JUDITH ANN FREEMAN, Duncan, Business, UP, YD: BONNIE K. FRETZ, Enid, AHS, KA- FRED L. FRIEND, Bowrinq, AES, OSU Skydivers, Scebbard 81 Blade: RICHARD H. FRITSCHE, Perryville, Mo., Business: IRMA KAY FRITZMEYER, Slallford, Kfif., Business, ALFRED JOSEPH FROMM, Biviesville Tocnsiesl ln- slilule, SEET. DARREL D. FRY, Nowala, Engineering, IIT! ASME, 'I'I'lg GERALD EDWARD FRYE, Tulsa, Business, AXA? WILLIAM P. -H. FUNG, I-lonq Kong, Enqineerinq: SHARON KAY GAFFORD, Muskoqee, Educalion, Slu- denl Senale, SEA, Tliealre Guild, Educralion Sludenl Council, Anqel Fliqlul, Orange X1 Black Ouill, KKIIT BETTY JO GAINES, Konawa, AES YD, TVA' CARLA SUE GAITHER, Pryor, AXS, Morlfar Board, Anqel Fliqlwl, 'I'-E, Sludenl Associalion Treasurer, IIII'I'. HOWARD E. GAMBLE, Sr. Louis, Mo. Home Ed., 'I'K'I'7 SATISH P. GANDHI, Bombay, lndifi Enqineer- inqq LARRY D. GANN, Okleliome Cily AHS, YD: TOM R. GANN, Tulsa, AHS, IFC, Blue Key, KeyBoard, Arnold Air Sgciefyv AXA, CLAIRE LINDSAY GARN- IER, Slillweler, Business, IISZU, Business Sludenl Coun- cil, :A-E, Kill. Inf, SEA' MARILEE GAROFOLI, Hevsliorne, Home Ec. JAMES CLOVIS GARRETT, Oklalnomfa Cin Enigineer- ing, IIKN, Illlli' BEVERLY J. GARRISON, Midwes' CiTy,AB1ST ELVA JOAN GASS, New York, N,Y., Home Ec., Home Ec. Club, Campus Clnesl, YR lil: LYNN EDWARD GEIS, Loveland, Agricullure Collecgiale FFA: KATHY ANN GEMMER, Cuslwinqx Business, WIL- LIAM ERNEST GENTRY, I-Iobarl, AES, ITUK 'I'II: AXQS, Sludeni Council. GEORGE FRASER GETGOOD, Tulsa AES' JACK E. GETZ, Muskorgee, Aoricullure, Block 8 Bridlet SUSAN MARIE GIASSON, Oklelwome Ciry AXIS Orfanne 81 Black Ouill. Cfipcllesq ROBERT AUGUST GIBSON, Oklelnomia Ciry, ABS, II-XM, SUAB, IK O-Slalers -KTA' SUSAN J. GILBERT, Porcfa Ci'y, AXIS, SEA, AWS Exec. Bofird, KAN- JOHN S. GILBERTSON, Mc- Alesier, Encgineerind. We Opened Our Mou'rI1s and Found We Could Talk MARGARET JEANNE GILL, Okmulqee, Educaiion, SEA, Flying Aooies: GORDON DENNIS GILLHAM. Ponca Cily, Engineering, AIIE: JANICE LOUISE GILL- HAM, Enid, ABS: LARRY BOOTH GILLHAM, Enid Acgrieullure, Agroromy Club, Soil Conservalion Soci- ely, WILLIAM K. GILSTRAP, Newburoli, N.Y., Enqi- neerinq, AIIE, Farml-louse? WILLIAM S. GINSBERG, Queens Village, N.Y., Home EC., Holel 81 Reslauranl Sociely, Easi Bennell Council. LEN E. GLASS, Kinqiislwer, A81S: ARTHUR GLENN GOBLE, Clwandler, Business, IN-E: NANCY JANE GODDARD, Haskell, Educalion, Kill, SEA, YWCA, SUAB, People-lo-People, X522 SHARON LEE GOD- DEN, Tulsa, Home Ec., Iii, Home Ec. Sfudeni Coun- cil, 'I'TII, ON, HEED Club, Home EC. Club: RONALD KEITH GODLEY, Blackwell, Business, Business Sludenl Council, HFS, YR, AK'I'g JOHN PRESTON GOEN, Spur, Texas Aqricullure, Block 81 Bridle. TWIALA GOERTZEN, Norman, Home Ec.. HEED Club CTM Club: ARTHUR D. GOESSEL, Palm Beaclw, Fla.. Home Ec., Home Ec. Sludenl Council, Holel 81 Res- Iauranl Socielyg FRANCIS HOWARD GOFORTH, Barllesville, Business, AX Presidenl: JAMES E. GOINS, Tulsa, Agriculrure, Dairy Science Club, STEPHEN WESLEY GOLTRY, Caldwell, Kan., Aogriculiure. -EDB' THOMAS L. GOOCH, Oklalioma Cily, Enqineering. RHONDA CLARE GOODBARY, New York, N.Y.. A81 S. Lassos 81 Larials, People-lo-People, YR, Business Gavel Club, IRC? ROBERT LEE GOODELL, Bariles- ville, AX1S7 DAN D. GOODMAN, Yukon, Aqricullure, Aqqie X, Farml-louse: LOIS LYNN GORE, Tulsa, AES. XII, ELAINE VICTORIA GOVIN,Ol1Ial1oma Cily, A81 S, Wenlz Hall Presideni, WRHA: CHARLES VINCENT GOWDER, Sliawnee, Enqineerinq, IIKN, IEEE, OSE. DIANE ELAINE GRAHAM, Barllesville, AX1S, TTME, K'I'q KENNETH DALE GRAHAM, Allus, Business, NIKT, 'I'KT' DAVID ROY GRANT, I-lollisler, Business, HA'I', IiI'l, YD' JANICE KAY GRANT, Marked Tree, Ark., Educaiion, ACE, Educalion Siudenl Council, People-To-People, III'I'I', GWYN DALE GRAUMANN, Granile, Aqriculfure, Agronomy Club: CONNIE BETH GRAVES, Enid, AX1S, Varsily Clweerleader, 3lK l', lllirlf KENNETH MARTIN GRAVES, Tulsa, Enqineering, En- qineerinq Gavel Club, YR, AIA, Canierbury Club? PATRICIA E. GRAVES, San Anlonio, Texas, ABS, Ar- my Blades, Newman Club, CAROLYN JUNE GREEN, Clnerokee, A81S, 'I'AII, YR, WRA, CHARLES A. GREEN, Tulsa, AES, KKXP, Parker Hall Council, Marclw- inq Band? STEPHEN G. GREEN, Muskogee. Business, AKIV, SAM Business Sludenl Council, 'I'll'I: RICH- ARD CLAYTON GREENWOLD, Slillwaler, Engineer- inri, AIA. HOWARD LEONARD GREER, Ardrnore, AX1S, 'I'lM, YR, UPI SKIP GREER, Grandiield, AX1S, REDSKIN SlaTi,Tl1ealre Guild SUAB, YD. ICP, JIFC, 5-T, LIN- DA LU GRIFFIN, Oklfilwoma Cily, Educaiion, SEA, ACE, KKII' MARY LOU GRIFFIN, Cusiiincg, Home Edu MELVIN LEE GUIOU, Tulsa, Enqineerinq, AIAA' G-INA GUMAER, Tulsa, A818 SEA, YR UP, SLJAB. WAYNE WESON GURLEY, Clinlon, Aqricullure: EDITH SMITH HACKETT, Balon Rouqe, La., Home Ec., CTM Club, Home Ec, Club: ROBERT CARROLL HACKNEY, Davis, Erfgineerinq, XII, LARRY GUS HADA, Alva Eroireerinq, ASAE Enoineering Gavel Club: JOHN RICHARD HAFKER, Cos Cob, Corn. Enqineering, AIA, WILLIAM LLOYD HAINES, New- kirk. AX1S, YR. DON EDWARD HALE, Anllers, Educfilion, FREDER- ICK WILLIAM HALL, Slirneli, Texas, ABS, Arnold Air Sociely HX- ROBERTA J. HALL, Tulsa ABS PEMM Club. WRA, XTX: WILLIAM ROSCOE HALL, Peoria Ill., .5-III, MKII, Scabbard 81 Blade, IFC, ATU' HARRY STEPHEN HAMILTON, Boone, N.C., Aqricul- lure, Block 81 Bridle, KAREN ANN HAMILTON, Tulsa, A81S, :Tl Lassos 81 Larials. 'w V 33 i I Q I gi rf- ., 'hz 3 Q 477 We Lislened and ueshoned, Some Found Answers SAM L. HAMILTON, Slillwaler, Business, Arnold Air Sociely: WILLIAM JAMES HAMILTON, Friendship, N.Y., Educalion: MELVIN PAUL HAMMONTREE, Keyes, A8157 BEVERLY ANN HANDLEY, Oklalioma Cily, Educalion, Lillle Sislers ol Minerva, ,K-All, NME, Orange Quill, Orange X1 Black Quill, SEA, KAN, OLE- THA LOUISE HANKINS, Oklaliorna Ciry, Business: HARLEY ROSS HANNAFORD, Tulsa Agricullure. JAMES ROBERT HANNON, Cusluing, Business: DON- ALD C. HARBAN. Barllesville, Engineering, UTIL, ASME, 'I'K'I': JIMMY LEE HARBOLT, Midwesl Cily, Engineering, ll l'Zl, ASME: JOHN ELBERT HARDER, Tulsa, Engineering, ITTE, ASME: RAGEN FLOYD HARDGRAVE, Henryella, Agricullure, Dairy Science Club: JOE W. HARDIN, Blackwell, A8iS, KKXIQ SEA. SAM A. HARDING, Lawlon, AES, ATU, CHARLES LEE HARDT, Sligler, Engineering, ASCE: ROBERT BOLEND HARDY, Tulsa, ABS, ICP, 'I'.A5I, A I'i3, RED- SKIN Assoc. Edilor, IIKA: TERRIE ANN HARDY, Pon- ca Cily, AHS, Morlar Board, Orange 81 Black Ouill, Tlnealre Guild Presidenl, REDSKIN Beauly, Presidenlls Honor Rall, Uniyersily Clwoir, KKV: JERRY LEROY HARGER, Bulialo, Engineering: VADEN BURNS HAR- GIS, Houslon, Texas, Business, Blue Key, IFC Presidenr, Campus Cl1esrDireclor, Sludenf Senale, Business Slu- denl Council, -EN. ROSEMARY HARLEY, Anderson, S.C,, Home Ec., MKII, CTM Club, Home Ec. Club. YR, UP, Tlialclwer Hall Council: SUE ANN HARMON, Sliawnee, Educa- lion, ACE Presidenl, SEA, K-3: DAVID SIDNEY HAR- NED, Newkirk, Engineering, ET, IIKN, IEEE: KEN AL- LEN HARPER, Sliawnee, Business, AX: KENDALL MARLENE HARRELL, Clielsea, ABS, SAI, Universily Clnoir: MARC D. HARRIS, Tulsa, Agricullure, Foreslry Club. RODGER GRIMES HARRIS, Marlow, Business: RO- LAND V. HARRIS, Muskogee, Business SAM, YR: RONALD LEE HARRIS, Porca Cily, ABS' DAVID CLARKE HARRISON, Oklalwoma Cily Business: JAN- ICE LYNN HART, Tulsa, ABS YR, SUAB, I I'I4' DA- VID R. HARTIG, Tulsa, ABS. RICHARD JOHN HARTMEYER, Sand Springs, Edu- calion, YR, IIKA Presidenl: BENJAMIN J. HATCH- ER, Waynesboro, Ga., Engineering, :Xp JOHN PHILIP HAWS, Tulsa, Educalion, Flying Aggies: DON- ALD GARTH HAYES, JR., Tulsa, Engineering, AIIE, Acacia: FRANK DAVIS HAYES, Ponca Cily, ABS? JERRY KENT HAZELTON, Slillwaler, Business, SAM. YD. BEN HAZLE'I'l', Ponca Cily, Educalion, PEMM Club, Acacia: STEVEN LOUIS HEAD, New Hyde Park, N.Y., Teclinical lnslilule, OSU Skydivers: ANNE H. HEA- TON, Pauls Valley, Home Ec., Home Ec. Club, HEED Club, K'fI', Willard I-Iall Council: ACHILLE CHARLES HEBERT, Langslon, AHS, UP, Parker Hall Council, IRC: B. DARVIN HEER, Slillwaler, Engineering, OSE, TIME, IIKN, IEEE: JERRY WAYNE HEFFEL, Mangurn. AHS, Soulliweslern Sales Exec. Club, A-YA, AXA. RAYMOND DALE HEINRICH, lola, Kan., Engineering, IITI, AIAA, ASME: DON H. HEISE, Sayre, Velerin- ary Medicine: JOHN M. HEITZKE, Midwesl Cily, ABS: ROGER ROY HELM, Miami, Business, AK'I'T BARBARA HENDERSON, Allus, ABS, IIAM, 0E I', YR? BILLY F. HENDRICKSON, Adair, Agricullure. THOMAS D. HENDRIX, Pryor, Engineering, AES, AIA, XE, Scabbard Bc Blade: ROBERT ELDON HEN- THORN, Oklalioma Cily, Business, 'I'Kfl: CHARLES EDWARD HERNDON, Vinila, Educalion, SEA, SIAAI JUDY ANNE HERRING, Tulsa, AXIS Morlar Board Key Board Con'1rn,, Kill, IINE, Agoio Prircess, Orange Ouill, Orange Sf Black Ouill. KA4 LARRY RAY- MOND HERRING, Allus, Engineering, Flying Aggies, AIA, Mens Cilee Club, BBH: SID B. HESTER, Ponca Cily, Educalion, PEMM Club, CLAUD M. HIATT, Braman, Aqriculiure: JIMMY KEITH HIATT, Braman. Aqricuiiurey KERRY ANN HICKMAN, Viniia, A8fS, EAI, SEA, UP, Women's Chorai Ciubt GLEN EDWARD HICKS, Tuisa, Enqi- neering, ASME, Engineerinq S1udenICounciI, YR, IK, OSE, AIAA: TONYA ANITA HICKS, Ponca Ciiy, ABS: ISAAC W. HIGDON, Cyrii, Aqricuiiure, BIock 81 Bridie, Coiieqiaie EEA, Aqriculiure Siudeni Council, MICHAEL JOHN HIGGINS, Pawhuska, Aqricuiiure, Scabbard Br BIade, SAME: SANDRA GAIL HIMES. Siiiiwafer, Home Ec,, CTM Club, Home Ec. CIubj SUZANNE JOHANNAH HINDMAN, Tulsa Educa- Iion, IAII, SEA, YR: JAMES E. HINTON, Newkirk, Aqricuiiure, 'IN'-E, Eoresfry Club, Aggie Toasimasiers, AVP: JOE BILL HINZ, Ciinion, AqricuIIure, Aoricul- Iure Siudeni Councii, Siudenf Senaie, Aggie X, YD, Al'I'g NORMAN JAMES HIRSCHMAN, Lawion, AES. Scabbard X1 BIade. NANCY SULLIVAN HISSEM, BarIIesviIIe Educaiion, SEA, SUAB, Newman Ciub, AXE? J. DAVID HITCH- COCK, Barilesviiie AES, KI: MAY FRANCIS HOAG, Guihrie, ABS, SEA, WRA, YR, -XZ Presidenic HERSCHEL LEE HOBSON, EI Reno, Engineering, XE, ASCE, AT: ELLEN LOUISE HODGES, Olcemah, AXS: JOY ELAINE HODGES, Warner, Educaiion, KAII. SEA. THOMAS WAYNE HODGES, I.iI'iIe Rock, Ark., Busi- ness, -SAIC: KIRK ORVILLE HODSON, Arqonia, Kan, Educafion: JACK E. HOGAN, JR., Tuisa, Business, MNT, A-YI! YD, :fI'I'Z: JIMMIE BEN HOGREFE, Cushing, ABS: CURTIS JAMES HOLDRIDGE, Aiius, Business, Eooib-aII Team, IN: MARGARET PATZER HOLDRIDGE, Oklahoma Ciiy, Educaiion, SEA, ACE, Lassos B1 Lariais, AWS Secreiary KAII, Oranee OuiII. Orange X1 Black Ouiil, YD, KAN. RONALD EVERETT HOLLEMAN, Davenpori, Business YD, SUAB, ATA: JIM EVERETT HOLLIDAY, Tuisa Business, BIKTI EM, ICP, IX' LINDA SUE HOLLI- DAY, Pauis Valiey Home EC., Home Ec. Ciub Presi- denf, Home EC. Siudeni Councii, AZ: TERRY NOLAN HOLLOWAY, Edmond, Aqriculiure, Dairy Science Ciub, YD: PAUL A. HOLLRAH, EI Reno, Enqineerinq, ASME, Enqineering Siudeni Council, II'T:: DICK RAY HOLMES, I-Iominy, Educaiion, SEA, UP, BSU. ROBERT PAUL HOLMES, OkIahoma Ciiy, Educaiior EAR: LINDA ANN HOLTON, Pofeau, Educaiion, An- gel Flighi, Orange Ouili, Campus Chesi Coordinafor, AWS Exec. Board, SEA, Who's Who, XYZ: JACK D. HOOD, Lindsay, Business, SAM: LINDA HOOVER, Sand Springs, Educafion, SEA, WRA, UP, Wiilard Hall Council: KENNETH LESLIE HOPFER, Gfuihrie, AHS: ROBERT LEE HOPPERS, OkIahoma Ciiy. Busi- ness, Arnoid Air Socieiy, AK'I'. LLOYD DAVID HOPSON, Texhoma, Enqineerinfig JAMES MANIRE HORN, SiiIIwaIer ABS, 'PII-Y, WX YR, IRC, :XZ JANIE EILEEN HORN, Corn, Home EC., FRCD, IIN: JON L. HORN, Pawhuska, Aqricuiiure, Aqqie X, -EX, LARRY DON HORN, Cordeii, AqricuI- Iure. BIocIc 81 Bridle, Colieqiaie, EPA: BARBARA ANN HORNER, Carisbad, CaIii,, YR Lassos 81 Lariafs, ICP AZ. EDWARD L. HOUGLAND, Tuisa, ABS, SUAB, IK, 'I'-UI, Varsiiy' Cheerieader, IIKA: JOYCE DAN HOUK, Hydro, ABS, K I'. Med Tech Socieiy: DAN CLIFTON HOUSER, Wewoka, Aqricuiiure, Aqqie X: HOLLY HOUSTON, Pryor, Educaiion, SEA, YWCA, Army Biades, Scabbard X1 BIade Sweeiheari, Nfl: JUDITH JO HOLT, Sapuipa, Educafion' RICHARD EUGENE HOVIS, Tuisa, ABS IIK-X. MARILYN SUE HOWE, Mr. View, Mo.. Home EC: RICHARD WAYNE HOWE, Bafor- Rouge La.. Erfgi- neering, AIChE: PAT HOWE, Suiphur, AOFiCUIiL2I'C'. Block Bi Bridie: JAMES M. HOWELL, Serninoie AHS' WILLIAM D. HOWELL, Edmond Business, :NZ RON- ALD GENE HOWERTON, Tuisa, Erqineerinfg, YD ASME, KA. SENIORS SENICRS Another day finished, thcsr- two students head to- ward their houses, dorms or vvcr popular Wash- ington Street. tins., 432, 'Q- 480 JIM GILBERT HROMAS, Waukomis, Business, Lfassos 81 Lariats, ILVIC 'bitt' DON ALLEN HUBBARD, AItus Eroineorino, Menis GIee CIuIJ, AICHE, 'PHA' WIL- LIAM B. HUBBARD, Drumriqht, Business: SURILDA J. HUDSON, Broken Arrow, ABS, PEMM Ctubi GEORGE ALEXANDER HUFF, Shreveport. La., Aqri- CuIture, Aggie X, Al'l'g VIRGINIA KAY HUGGARD, Piedmont, Home EC., FRCD CIuI3, UN, 'I'TII, Home EC. JAMES GARY HUGGINS, MCCurtain, Ar5riCuIture Agronomy CIub: GARY CURTIS HUGHES, TuIsa, En- Qgineering' EVA MELISSA HULLENDER, ErederiCk, Ed- uCation4 TANDY LEE HUNT, Iutsa, Business, Parker HaII Cou'iCiI, MRHA, EM, UP: CHARLOTTE ANN HUNTER, Ponca City, Business, MIST SUAB KA- LOSCO N. HUNTER, Waukomis, AqriCuI?ure, Aqri- Cutture Student CounCiI, Aooie Toastmasters, Addie X, AIA, YR, MOHAMED HUSSAIN, India, Engine-erinoy CHARLES ROY HUTCHISON, DaIIas, Texas, ABS, KA, MICH- AEL STEVEN HYATF, DaIIas, Texas, Business, IEC, 'I'-VI: TERRY L. HYATT, Oklahoma City, Enoineerinq, YR SAME, REDSKINN Statt, SUAB, AIA, llKAg DA. VID MARCH JOHNSON, Tutsa, ABS, IX: ELMINA LAVERDA HYSLOP, Warner, Home EC., HEED CIt.b, BSU, CHARLES MILTON IKARD, Boise City, Enfqineeringt, ASAE, AIAA, Enqineerinq Student CounCiI, Triangtei SUZANNE INCIARDI, Stillwater, ABS, Student Enter- tainers, Army Btades, Orange X1 BIaCk OuiII: CHERYI. LEE INGVOLDSTAD, BartIesyiIIe, ABS, Theatre Guitdi JAMES ROBERT INMAN, CentraIia, Enoineerino, AIIE, AUM, VINCENT JERRY INNARELLA, Bino- harnton, N.Y.. Engineering ASME, SAE, UTI, ST' JOYCE MAXWELL ISOM, StiIIwater, Business Mortar Board, Business Student CourCiI -EAI, XA I5Ii:. BETTY SUE IVIE, Lakewood, CaIit., Home EC., 'I'TI7, ENIA CIub, UN, Home EC, Ciub, 'Flili Sweetheart' TIMMIE JOE JACKSON, Stittwater, ABS: WILLIAM JOE JACKSON, Attus, ABS, 'RKTZ NANCY M. JA- COBS, Enid, ASS, Rodeo CIuID Queen: RICHARD KEITH JAMES, Stitlwater, Engineering, IEEE: SHAR- RON DIANN JAMES, Sparks, Home EC., SEA, YR, Home EC. CIub. JOHN P. JAMISON, Pryor Enqineerinrg AES, -AT' ROY A. JANSSON, Et. Cobb, AqriCuIfLie Eorestrt Ctub' CARL JAY JARBOE, Lexington A:15riCuIture CCIIe'5ia'e EEA, CHARLES ANTHONY JARONEK, Oktahomit City AHS: TONY MICHAEL JARONEK, Oktahoma City, ABS: RICHARD B. JARVIS, StiII- water, Ewfgineerinq, BIue Key, Enoineerino Student CounCiI, AUM, AIIE, -EN. CARL WILLIAM JEFECOAT, Yukon, ABS, KKxI', CordeII I-IaII CounCiI, Aquatic Ctub, OSU Band' ANNETTE JELINCK, Yukor, ABS Med TeCh SoCiety' l'tl'li4 JEANENE R. JENKINS, Oktahoma City, Okta- Iroma City Business, Angel EIight, MNT, -XXII' ZELDA RAYLENE JENKINS, Stroud, Home EC., Home EC. Stu- den' CourCiI, 'I'KfI' 'I'TU. IIN' JOHN BERT JEN- NINGS, BIaCkweII Engineering IEEE- CAROL JEAN JOACHIM, Porca City, Education, KAII, SEA, LiftIe Sisters ot Minerva, AWS. Were We Here 'ro Do or Jusl' Here +0 Prepare MARY GRAY JOHNS, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion. SEA, YR, AAA: DIANA BETH JOHNSON, Clnickaslia, Educalion: GAYNELL JOHNSON, Alva, AES, WRA, Capelfes YR, AAA: KENNETH OLAF JOHNSON, Ivlillinocicei Maire Educalion, 'I'Il:, IN-E: TIE: WILLIAM BENJAMIN JOHNSON, Oklahoma Cily, Enqineerinq, Blue Key, AIA, KeyBoard Comm., Lassos X1 Lariars, lili, AES, ATA: HELEN SUE JOHNSTON, Sprinqlield, Mo. Educalrior SEA Sloul I-lall Council. ROBERTA SUE JOHNSTON, Eairfax. Home Ec,, AWS. Home Ec. Club, HEED Club, SEA? DWIGHT BENJA- MIN JONES, Sliidler, Engineering: DENNY BRUCE JONES, Seminole Agriculluret EARL EDWARD JONES, Lillle Rock, Ark.: JUDY. J. JONES, Tulsa, Ed- ucalrion, Morlar Board, KAII, Educalion Sludenl Coun- cil Presidenl, Army Blades. Orange 81 Black Ouill, ACE, IIIVII: LARRY DEANE JONES, Siillwaler, Business, EAI. AIIAIQ MNT, MARY LINDA JONES, Miami, AXIS, PEMM Club, WRA: MURL R. JONES, Tulsa, Home Ec., Horel X: Reslauranl Sociely, 'PKTZ PAMELA SUE JONES, Tul- sa, Educalion, ACE, SEA: PRESTON WEST JONES. Muskogee ASS 'PII-2, -SAE: RICHARD LEROY JONES, Tulsa Agriculrure, Foreslry Club. Karate Club: RICHARD SAMUEL JONES, Ponca Cify, Enqineerino, 'I'II-E, QXE, IT AlCl'iE, MRI-lA, OSE, Easl Bennell Hall President SHERRY KATHLEEN JONES, Oklalwoma Cily, Home Ec., Home Ec, Club, HEED Club, SEA, YR: SHIRLEY ANN JONES, Oklalwoma Cify, Educalion, YD SEA. Clioral Club: THOMAS L. JONES. Barllesyille, AXIS? KAREN JOYNER, Namperville, Ill., Educalion, SEA YD: TIMOTHY MARTIN JURGENSEN, Sayre, AHS ASS Sluclerl Council, :II-E, OAK: GLEN M. JUST, Collinsville, Ajzficulrure, Agronomy Club Presidenr. AZ RONALD GENE JUSTICE, Greenfield, Aqricullure, Colleqiale EFA ATA: HOWARD STEPHEN KANELA- KOS, Porca Ciry, Business, UCCE, Afll, UP, YR. MRI-lA: THOMAS WILLIAM KAPELLA, Midwesl Cily, Agriculrure, Eoresrry Club, AZ: REBECCA DILTZ KASTNER, Alrus, Education, SEA, ACE, KA? STAN J. KAYS, Slillwarer, Aqriculrure, Horlicullurc Club, fI1A9: GEORGE WARREN KEELY, Lullwer, Edu- mrion, KAII, AXA, LAWRENCE EDWARD KEITH, Sr, Louis. Mo., Enqi- neering, OAK, 'NIS ET. IIKN, IK, Enqineerinq Slu- denl Council, IEEE, Campus Clwesl, IAIC: JAMES ALEXANDER KEITZ, Oklalwoma Cily, Business. IRC, INS, YD, 'l'A9: JEANETTE CAROL KELLEY, Alfus, Home Ec., SEA' CHARLES ELLIS KELLY, Perrylon, Texas, Business, KA' EDWARD EMIL KEMNITZ, Perry, Engineerino, ASAE: LINDA ANN KEMP,Cusl1ino, Ed- ucalion, SEA YR ACE, fl-XII, Uniyersily Choir, AAA. LOWELL WILSON KENNEDY, Tulsa, Busir1ess'PAULA JEAN KENNEDY, Pryor, Educa'ior WRA, YD, OSU Band, OSU Maiorelre, Womens Choral Club, SEA: PAMELA RAE KENT, Cedarlriursr, L.I., N.Y., AXIS, YR ZTA: CANDACE KAYE KEYSER, Oklahoma Cily. Ed- ucalion, Kill YR SEA: KENNETH L. KEYSER, Belli any, Educafic' YR' MERIDETH, L.KIIv1BRO, Brisrow, Busiress, KENNETH RODGER KIMBROUGH, Oklalwoma Cily, Enqineerinci, IFC AlIE,Saull1wes+ern Sales Exec, Club, A'I'A Presidcrr' GARY ROBERT KINDER, Randle-ll Acgricullure Elccx X1 Bridle: I. COLEEN KING, Dervor Colo., Home Ec. I-l8fID Club' DAVID PAUL KING, Salamanca, N.Y. Aqriculrure: EDWARD A. KING, Pawlwuska, Educfilion. -EX: KAREN LEE KING, Sl. Louis, Mo., Educarion, SEA, LANA KAY KING, Elgin, Busiress: MILTON THEO- DORE KING, Tulsa, ASS: ROBERT DANIEL KING, Tulsa, AHS: THOMAS BERNARD KING, Tulsa, AES, 'l'liI'l- HELEN SUE KINCAID, Casper Wyo.. ASS: MICHAEL KARL KINSLOW, Ponca Cily, Educalion AIDD, OSU Sk,divers. I This Year Should Be Called The Greal Awakening Y t i,,axg,,,,ff ,U we. I ,A-Q. 482 RAYMOND CLARENCE KIRBY, Muskogee, ABS, SAE: JOHN DAVID KIRK, Tulsa Busihess O-Slafersq GERALD D. KIRKES, Sardis A8fS' CAROLYN L. KIRKPATRICK, Shalluck. AIRS, -EAI, OSU Band, Oraroe 81 Black Quill' LINDA MARGUERITE KLEIN, Oklahoma City AXIS, SEA UP' DWANE KIRBY KNIGHT, Erederick,Aoricul1ure, Bock 81 Bridle. LEON W. KNOTI, Perry, Aqriculruie Block 81 Bridle, KATHRYN ANN KNOX, Oklahoma Cify Educalion. SEA, YR AAII7 DENNIS LYNN KOEHN, Chickasha, Afiriculrure, Audie X Arnold Air Sociefyt KENDALL STEVE KOUBA, El Reno, Engineering IT XE, ASCE: FRED LEWIS KRASSER, Chaflanooqa Aqricullure, ATA, Collegiale EFA: EMMIT N. KREUTZIGER, Hooker, Agricullure, Block 81 Bridle. JOHNNY LEE KREUSCHMAR, Midwes' Clry, Evoli- heerirzq, IIMIGI RUSTY KRIEGEL, STiilwaler, ABS. 'I'I'lg ALAN W. KRUG, Albuquerque N.M., AHS, REDSKIN Slall, YR, IIAM, O COLLEGIAN: E. JERRY KUCERA, Phillips, Texas, AES, YR HX: JIMMY FERD KUHLMAN, Minco, Agricullure, Scabbard 81 Blade: RICHARD L. KULA, Pryor Busiress AKW, BOYD EARL KURT, Nowala, Business, TKE7 JOHN C. KUSEL, El. Cobb, Aqricullure, Blue Key, Sfudenl Sen- filc, ATA, Colleqiale EEA. AZ, Aqgie Toaslmaslers, -EUR, AVP: KENNETH N. KYSAR, Erick. Evgineerinog MARGARET LOUISE KYSAR, Elk Cily, AHS, OSU Band, THE, :AL Womenls Choral Club' MICHAEL JOSEPH LACKI, Tulsa, Business, Arnold Air Sociely. 1l'K4'Pq WILLIAM BRENT LaGERE, Chandler ABS -E-5-X, OCOLLEGIAN Slaicl. CHARLES GARY LaFRANCE, S'iliyialer, Aoricullure, Eoreslry Club: FRED DENNEY LANDESS, Guymon, Business, Soulhweslerri Sales Exec. Club, MICHAEL LEE LANDRETH, Guymon, ABS' PHILIP WALTER LANE, Ignacio, Colo.. Business lin' MAURICE MAYN LANGSTON, Oklahoma Ciiy, Busfness, IIAIIC O-Slalers, Campus Chesl ATA- PHIL W. LANGS- TON, Pauls Valley, Home EC., IIKA. RICHARD L. LANGSTON, Oklahoma Cily, Engineer- infi, AIIE, AIIM, Engineering Sludenl Council, Lassos Xi Larials, IN: JOHN C. LANIER, Oklahoma Cily, AES, IIKA7 SHERMAN LAUDER, Melropolis, Ill., An- riculfure: MICHAEL RAY LAUTERBACH, Erid, Emi- reerinq Sludenl Serale, JIEC President KZ: JOHN RICHARD LAY, Chandler. A815 AlChE, YR? CHARLES ALAN LAYTON, Kinqlisher. AES. CHARLA JEAN LEE, Alva, AXIS IAII YD, LINDA JO LEE, Oklahoma Cily, AES, ANU' JOHN LEWIS LEEPER, Holdenville, Engineering ICP, -XX, LARRY WAYNE LeGATE, Tulsa, Eriqineeriro, AIA, AEC, :Xi ESTHER ALBERTA LeGRAND, Sweelwaler, Home EC., 'I'TI7, IIN, EDWARD DAVID LeGRANDE, Pollslowri, Pa., Educalion, REDSKIN Slall OCOLLEGIAN Slall YR SMT. BYRON LOREN LEHMBECK, Cherokee ASS, REDA SKIN Slafl, O-Slalers, HAM OICOLLEGIAN Slalllt ROBERT GENE LEMBKE, Ponca Cily, ABS, :AIC- SYNOVIA KAY LEMMINGS, Caradiar, Educalion, SEA AHA: LLOYD CHARLES LENTZ, Gulwrie Edu- cfilion, DONALD JOSEPH LEONE, Bulllalo. N.Y.. Business, Busiress Gavel Club, STEVEN CURTIS LES- LIE, Barllesville, Enfiiheering, IEEE IIKN, fI'II:, IK, BENNIE JOE LEWIS, Muskogee A zricuilare: GARY FRANKLYN LEWIS, Tulsa Busifi-ss' HOMER LEE LEWIS, Arapaho Acgricullure Bock 81 Bridle YD, AVI MAXWELL D. LEWIS, Seminole, ASIS, IIAM YD: SAM DAVID LEWIS, Sapulpa, Business IPC, YD, -XT? SAMMYE DIANE LEWIS, Muskoriee Home EC., Home EC. Club ERCD Club, KKII. . LINDA SUE LILES, Tonkawa, Business, Capefles SEA Pylhian Dauqhfersg PATTY EVELYN LINCOLN, Mus- koqee, Home Ec., Home Ec. Club, HEED Club, SEA: CHARLES DWIGHT LINDLEY, Frederick, Business, -5-XII, YD, ICP, LARRY WAYNE LIPPS, Hobarl, ABS7 LEONARD LEON LIST, Tulsa, Educalion, Arnold Air Sociely: CHARLES E. LITTLE, Ross1on,Aoricullure. CHARLES R. LLOYD, Enid, Engineering' CALION BARRY LOCKRIDGE, Boynion, Engineering, SEET, A'I'A: SHARON C. LOFTIS, Frederick, Business, SEA, YD, Ifflllg SUZANNE D. LOGAN, Pillsburqh, Pa., Home Ec., Eashion Board, ON, MKT, CTM Club, AAU: LARRY EARL LONG, Hollis, Aqricullure, Collegiale EFA: JANICE KAYE LOVE, Oklahoma Cify, Education, Kill, Educafion Sludenl Council, Army Blades, Edu- caiion Queen, KKII. KENNETH MAC LOVE, Barilesville, A81S,l'IX: JAMES EDWARD LOVELL, Tulsa, Agricullure, Horlicullure Club: GLORIA LOW, Oklahoma Cily, Education, ABA, Army Blades, Lassos Br Lariais, SEA, YR, -XZ? JOHN MICHAEL LOWRANCE, Tulsa, ABS: NOR- ITA FAYE LUCAS, Copan, Home Ec.: MICHAEL B. LUDEWIG, Tulsa, Engineering, I'II:, QXI5, Lassos B1 Larials, ATA Presideni. JUDAY KAYE LUNDAY, Henryella, Educalion, SEA, K I', AAU? DONALD J. LUNDY, Tulsa, ABS. THE? JACK EDWIN LUNDY, Midwesl Cily, AES, Scabbard Bi Blade, REDSKIN Slaili: BERNARD WESLEY LUSTER. Slillwaler, Business: CHARLOTTE MARIE LYNN, Ar- kansas Cily, Kan.. Educalion, PEMM Club, YWCA? WILLIAM JOSEPH LYONS, Tulsa, ABS, YR, Karaite Club. RODERICK MACDOUGALL, Lubbock, Texas, ABS' JOHN DAVID MACIULA, Tulsa, ABS, fl'll-E, 113115, EIT-fi: MORRIS TIDANQUE MADURO, Panama Canal Zone. ABS, I'l'7K, 1441: KATHALEEN IRENE MAHL, Elk Ciiy, Home Ec., Home Ec. Club, HEED Club, ONI MARILYN MAIER, Chickasha, Home Ec., AWS Vice Presidenl, ERCD Club, Home Ec. Club, Morlar Board, ANU, LELA ANN MANLEY, Billinqs, Educalion, SEA. H. BENNETT MANNAHAN, Ardmore, ASS, KKXP, 'I'lM: KEITH H. MANNING, Grove, Engineering, IT, ASAE, OAK, PHE, ASTM, Sludenl Senaie, UP, PAT- RICIA ROSE MARCHESE, Sl. Lodi, N.J., Educaiion SEA, KENNETH E. MARLER, Soulh Coifeyville, Aqri- cullure, Eoreslry Club: ROBERT LARRY MARSHALL, Claremore, ABS, YR: BRUCE ELIOT MARTIN, Ha- worlh, ABS. DONNA PEERY MARTIN, Slillwaler, Business, BI'-Y, Business Sludenl Council, KN-ig JAMES ROY MAR- TIN, I-lominy, Engineering, PNT, 'I',K I'g LINDA GAYLE MARTIN, Nowala, Business, EA-E' ROBERT LEE MAR- TIN, Alfica, Kan., Agriculfure, Colleqiale EEA: LARRY DEAN MASHBURN, Drumriqhl, Engineering, AIIE, YT, AUM: MYRALEE MASON, Clinlon, Educalion, SUAB, YD, Theaire Guild. REBECCA SUE MATNEY, Tulsa, ABS, Sludenl Senafe. People-'ro-People, ABS Sludenl Council, X537 JOHN ELVIIN MATTHEWS, Enid, Technical lnsiilule, BX-E, TIE: SCOTT DEAN MATTHEWS, Barllesville, ABS' DUANE JIMMY MATTHIESEN, Billings, Enqineerinq, Tlllf, IIKN, IIBIIC, 'I'II:, IEEE, BSU: WAYNE MAXWELL, Business: KEITH JAMES MAX- WELL, Siillwafer, ABS, XT. MERLA JO MAXWELL, Slillwaler, Educalion, SEA: ROGER LYNN MAXWELL, Oklahoma Cify, ABS, IEC Governmenl Week Comm., AXA: JACK WAYNE MCCABE, Haskell, Enqineerino, ASME. AIAA, SAE' DEAN MCCLAIN, Oklahoma Cily, Business, 0-AK, IN-Y, BDU? ROBERT JAMES MCCLENDON, Okrnul- wee, Agricullure, Dairy Science Club: JUDY KAY Mc- COMMON, Duncar ABS, SEA KAII. W x SENIGRS N' 4' WW 4,95 It was 1 choice between readin Pols Sci or the car ads. Hero the most challenging won out. CAROLYN SUE MCCRACKEN, Oklahoma Cilv, Edu- cafion, SEA, ACE KAII, AXSL TOM M. MCCRARY, Oklahorna Cilv, Agricullure, YR, AVMA, -XT, RAY- MOND CHRIS MCCUBBINS, Enid, ABS, Varsiiv Track, REDSKIN Congralulaleg COLENE MCCUE, Eairview Educalion, SEA, YD, ACE, VIRGINIA CAR- OL MCCUNE, Okrnulgee. Educalion, KAII, SEA, Orange 81 Black Ouill, ACE, Ki, PHILLIP CARL Mc- CURDY, Tulsa, Engineering, 'I'II-E, IEC, AIA, IIKA Presidenf. JOHN E. MQCUTCHEON, Muskogee, Business, GAIL ELIZABETH MQDANIEL, Belhanv, Home Ec., MKT, Home Ec. Club, CTM Club, YD, Eashion Board: JOE ROYCE MCCONALD, Midwesl Cilv, Business: PEGGY LOUISE MCELROY, Tulsa, Businness, Engineering Gav- el Club, Business Slude-nr Council, YR, All Rresidenig MARY KAYE McELROY, Oklahoma Cilv, ABS, KA!-It STEVEN ROSS MCEALL, Hollisler, Agricullure, Block 81 Bridle, :'I'I'3. 1 GUSSIE M. MCGEE, Oklahoma Cily, AES: JOE PAT MCKASKLE, McAIesfer, ABS, Wesl Bennell' Hall Coun- cil MRHA, Arnold Air Sociely: CHARLES WAYNE MCKIBBEN, Seneca, Mo., Engineering, Arn. Chem. So- ciefv, ASChE: CONNIE E. MCLAUGHLIN, Orlando, ABS: ARLIN DEE MCLENDON, Ponca Cily, A8152 DONALD HAROLD MCMILLAN, Gurdon, Ark., Agri- cullure, Block 81 Bridle. MARGARET MARY McNAMARA, Chelsea, AHS, WRA, PEMM Club: EVELYN MARIE McNEIL, Perry, Business, YD: RUSS E. MCNEW, Oklahoma Cily, Busi- ness, NIA: CARROLL EDWARD McNlSH, Oklahoma Ciiv, Educalion. SMT, PAUL H. MEADE, Bison, Engi- neering: SUSAN KAY MEADOWS, Hvdro, Home Ec, MIST, Home Ec. Club. O-Sfafers, K-X. INA JANE MEGGS, Oklahoma Ciiy, Home Ec., SEA, BSU, Kit JOE W. MELTON, Alva, Engineering, Engi- neering Gavel Club, IITI, YD, AIIE. ASME, ATU? JOSE MARIA MENDEZ, Monleria, Colombia, Agri- cullure, Newman Club: KENNETH WILLIAM MERI- DETH, JR., Barllesville, Business, IAN: CHARLES RONALD MERRIOTT, Chelsea, ABS, 'I'KT: LOIS. ANNE MERRITT, Belhanv, ABS, Arrnv Blades, YR REDSKIN Beaulv,AXf1. VICTORIA LYNN MESSERLI, Midwesi Cily, Educa- lion, SEA, ACE, Willard Hall Council: PETER H. MEY- DAG, Tulsa, Business, SAM, MICHAEL FRANK MEY- ER, Tulsa, Business, Mens Glee Club President YR, SUAB, 'I'K'l', MIKLE KNIGHT MIKLES, Oakwood. Business, I5A'I', BETTY JEAN MILLER, Barllesville. ABS, Capelles: DWIGHT WAYNE MILLER, Poleau Eclucalion. JAMES JOSEPH MILLER, Oklahoma Cilv, Agricul- lure, BSU, Block 81 Bridle, YR: JON RAYMOND MIL- LER, Okernah, Business, AK'I': KAREN LEA MILLER, Wavnoka, Educalion, SEA, LANE EDWARD MILLS, Paragould, Ark., Agricullure, Dairv Science Club, Al AVP: FREDERICK T. MILROY, Siillwaler, Business SAM: RAMONA JANE MINTER, Ponca Cilv, Educa- lion, SEA. And Finals Week Saw I20-Hour Mara+I1ons GREGORY MITACEK. Barllesville, Engireering, AlClwE: DONALD EUGENE MITCHELL, Odessa, Tex- as, Engineering, Scabbard 81 Blade, ASME: EDITH ANN MITCHELL, Olclalnorna Cily, AHS, YR, Med Tecl1Sociely, WRHA: GLEN BOYD MITCHELL, Slill- waler, AES, KKXV, :XZ JOHN ALEXANDER MITCH- ELL, Tulsa, AES, Wildlife Sociely, :XI MAX DOUG- LAS MITCHELL, KingIisl1er. Engineering, HT-E, ASM E. PERCILLA ANN MITCHELL, Enid, A8152 RONALD LEON MITCHELL, Barllesville, Business, AIU, O'COL- LEGIAN Slafl, KI: WILLIAM HOWARD MOCK. BarIlesviIle,AX1S: HAROLD JOE MOLLENKOPF, Anl- Iers, Agricullure, Collegiale EEA, MRHA: DAVID LEE MONCRIEE, Tulsa, ABS, BSU: BETTY SUE MONT- GOMERY, Grandiield, Home Ec., III5'I'. DIANA MARIE MONTGOMERY, Slillwaler, AXQS, Tl' Presidenl, Arrny Blades, AHA, YR, WRA, AWS Exec. Board: HOWARD DAVID MONTGOMERY, Slill- waler, Engineering, IT, 'I'-VT, AlClnE, 'fI'3IA: MAR- GENE SUE MONTGOMERY, Edmond, Educalion, An- gel Eliglnl, SUAB, Campus Clnesl, IIWIBI CARL LEE MOORE, Chandler, AHS, PEMM Club: EDWARDS R. MOORE, JR., Enid, Business: FREDRENA C. MOORE. Edmond, Educalion, SEA, Arrny Blades. Army Honor- ary Cadel Col., KA, MELVIN MAX MOORE, Springfield, Mo,, Engineer- ing: SUE J. MORAN, Hollis, Educalion, SEA, ACE, YD, AAA: BARRY ROBERT MORGAN, Barllesville. Business, OSU Band, THE: PAMELA ANN MORGAN, Barllesville, AES: ROBERT GARY MORGAN, Barlles- ville, Engineering, ASME, TKEZ WILLIAM RODNEY MORGAN, Pryor, Engineering, KI. JAMES HARVEY MORRIS, Gillliarn, Arlc., Agricul- lure, Block X1 Bridle, Collegiale EEA, AZ: JAMES WILLIAM MORRIS, Tulsa, ABS, MKT. SUAB, Iflflfz MARK JOHN MORROW, Woodward, ABS: PAUL DEAN MORROW, Perry, Engineering, ASCE: SUE M. MORROW, Olclalioma Cily, Educalion: SALLY MORTON, Duncan Agricullure, Elying Aggies, AWS OCOLLEGIAN Slainf, REDSKIN Slall, IYW3. JAMES M. MOSS, Morrillon, Arlc., Agricullure, Block 81 Bridle: KAY H. MOUNT, Beggs,AX1S7 KIMMIE TIM MOUNT, Beoigs, Business: ROBERT A. MOYER, Tulsa, Business. MNT, SAM, HKA: JIM MUCKLEROY, Tu'sa, Engineering, AIIE, Triangle: WILLIAM CONNIE MULLEN, Weslyille, Agricullure, Eoreslry Clug, Ao- gie Toaslrnaslers. LYNN MULLINAX, Clarernore, ABS, Sludenl Enter- lainers, SEA, AIA: CHARLES JOSEPH MUNDIS, Kansas Cily, Mo., Engineering, AlCliE, 53XI'ip KEN- NETH RAY MURNAN, Delaware, Business' CARI- J. MURPHY, JR., Ponca Cily, Technical lnslilule: CARO- LYN KAY MURRAY, Tulsa, Home Ec., SUAB, YR, HEED Club, Honne Ec. Club: GEORGE RAY MUR- RELL, Allus, Engineering, XB, UK-X. CHERYL REECE MYERS, Crescenl, Horne Ec., Horne Ec. Club, HXID Club Orange 81 Blaclc Quill, fI'TfI UN, Presidenl's Honor Roll: ROBERT LEE MYERS, Berlin Hls., Olnio. Home Ec., Easl Benell Hall Coun- cil' SAMIR RIZK NAIFEH, Lebanor. Engineering' ARUEL JOE NAVRATH, Prague, Agricullure Col- legiale EEA, ATA: M. SHAHID NAWAZ, Karaclni, Ralfislan, Engineering, IITZ, ASME: LARRY D. NEAL, Rock Island, lll,, AHS, JOHN THEODORE NEAS, Broken Arrow, Business, Ii-VV: EDWIN OWEN NEWELL, Sard Sprirfis ABS: PEGGYE LYNN NEWTON, Brislow, Educafion, Cae- elies, :Tl-: THI BICH LIEN NGUYEN, Saigon, Viel Nam, Home Ec., 'I'-E, ENIA Club: JOHN MICHAEL NICHOLS, Tulsa, Engineering, Blue Key Engineering Sludenf Council. UTS, OSE. Engineering Gavel Club Parker Hall Council: DONALD JOSEPH NIEMANN, JR., Ponca Cily, Afnricullure. K' 1, ,yx E050 pm in 485 Slave Wages Wen'r Up, Bu'r Then So Did Ihe Tui'rion QQ'-. ms ,. N we 1,11 . W 1 V W 4 .JJ 'UD 'Q 486 ARTHUR FRANK NINE, Gage, Agricullurey THEO- DORE RAY NITZEL, Calumel, Agricullure: DOUGLAS ROSS NOBLE, Tulsa. ABS, H33 STEVEN JOE NO- BLES, Tulsa, ABS: JOHN EDWARD NOCE, Carnillus, N.Y., Agricullure, I-Iorlicullure Club: JAMES H. NOR- TON, Slillwaler, Engineering, ASME, YD, IX. JAMES SELWYN NORTON, Walonfga, Engineering YD, IEEE, Engineering Sludenl Council, Triangle' RONALD LEE NORTON, Srillwaler, Business: PAUL NOVEMBER, Bellerose, N.Y.. Home EC.: SUSAN A. NOWACKI, Oklalnorna Cily, Home EC.. Home EC. Club, I-IEED Club, YWCA, WRA, AZ, CAROLYN JON NOYES, Arnell, A8fS, STA K3-II' LARRY E. O'BRYNE, Tulsa, ABS, ZIAIC. EDWARD ROBERT OELSCHLAEGER, Lawlon, Busi- ness Scabbard 81 Blade, MKT, :Ng RONALD T. OGAN, Ponca City, ABS: MICHAEL PATRICK O'- LOUGHLIN, Binglwamlon, N.Y., Business, MKT, I'K'I'1 BRUCE ENAR OLSON, Slillwaier, A8fS, SAM, Eco- nomics Club, 'fl'-39: CAROL E. O'REILLY, Oklahoma Cily, Business, BTS Presidenl, Ililll, K-SH, I I'Ii' BETTY JOE ORR, Wellslon, Home EC. ALAN L. ORTLOEE, Tulsa, Engineering: DONALD JOHN ORTLOEF, Tulsa, Engineering: DALE W. OS- BORN, Ponca Cily, Engineering, AIIE, Acacia: JOHN W. OTEY, Tulsa. Educalion, TIE, SEETg JAMES M. OWEN, Edmond, Business, IFC, Flying Aggies, TKI5' MICHAEL LEE OWEN, Middlelown, N.J., A8iS, IU-N IIKA CAROLINE COLEY OWENS, Tulsa, Horne Ee., Home EC. Club, HBID Club, Scoil Hall Secrelary: HARVEY E. OWENS, Lake Village, Ark., Agricullure, AZ, Block Xi Bridle: MCKINLEY WAYNE PACK, Miami, Busi- ness: STEPHEN PAUL PAETZ, Tulsa, Engineering IEEE. YR, Triangle: JAMES DONALD PALM, Tulsa. Engineering, 'PII-f, IK, Lassos 81 Larials, HTS, KA' MICHAEL CHESELTON PALMER, Cliickaslia, AES. JOSEPH LEROY PAP, Ardmore, Engineeering, IEEE? BETTY JANE PARHAM, Denison, Texas, Business, SEA. BT-Eg WALTER F. PARHAM, Srillwafer, A8153 EINLEY RONALD PARISH, Ruslw Springs, Agriculfure, ATA. Collegiafe EEA: BARBARA ANN PARKER, Cheyenne. Eclucafior YR, SEA: JIMMIE K. PARKER, Enid, Busi- ness. PINKNEY BOYD PARKER, Wilburion, ABS, XIII. IIKN, IEEE: PATRICIA LLOYD PARKS, Slalesville. N.C., ASIS, AVMA: PATSY GENE PARKS, Muskogee AES Sailing Club, Orange Quill, Orange Sc Black Ouill, SUAB: WILLIAM THOMAS PARKS, Seminole. AXIS, ACS: GARY E. PARLI, Morrison, Agricullure. Collegiale EEA, Rodeo Club. Block 81 Bridle, CARL DOUGLAS PATRICK, Pawliuska, A8iS. GARY EKLUND PATTERSON, Barllesville, Engineer- ing, AIIE, ET, AUM: KAREN ANNE PAUL, Tulsa. Horne EC.: JAMES EDWARD PAYNE, Enid, Engineer- ing' HENRY MIKE PEACE, Muldrow, Business, IN-E. YR, EX: DWIGHT PAUL PEARSON, Slnawnee, Busi- ness, if-II, BITE, SAM, SEA: CECELIA ANN PECK. Wewokfi, Home EC., HEED Club, SEA, AEA. DONALD RAY PECK, Goodwell, Engineering: THOM- AS ERANK PEEPER, Apaclwe, Agricullure, AZ, Agrono- my Club: KELLY MAC PEIL, Oklaboma Cily, ABS. AlCIwE, AT: CHARLES H. PENNER, Eairview, Engi- neering, SMT TTB, MARSHALL FREDERICK PERS- SON, Tulsa, AHS, IK, O-Slalers, 'I'I'3: CAROL A. PETERSEN, Barllesville, Educalion. SEA, ACE, KENDALL RAY PEWTHERS, Mouriain View. Busi- ness: SANDRA FOX PEYTON, Barrlesviiie, Business, Morfar Board: SHARYN ANN PFREHM, Befnany, Home Ec., SEA, Home Ec. Ciubt HARVEY GEORGE PHELPS, CarIi viIIe, III. AoricuIIure: FORD DWAIN PHILLIPS, Howe AoricuITure: JANET MARIE PHIL- LIPS, Pryor Business, :AI Orange 81 BIack QuiII YD K,KI', JIMMY DALE PHILLIPS, Cnecoraki, Business, JOHN WALTER PHILLIPS, OkIaIioma Ciry, Business, SAM AKW, PAW: WALTON GENE PHILLIPS, Lawlron, En- gineering, AIIE, AIHI: LOUIS DON PICKINS, Eaxon, ARS, Sourhwesrerr SaIes Exec. Club, BSU: ARNOLD RICHARD PIETZ, Granire Agri-:uITure, Biock 81 BridIe' JOHN HERBERT PINC, Miami, ASS. CHARLES FREEMEN PINNEY, Tuisa Engineering, YD, O-Sfaf-ers AIIE, Aflfflg PRISCILLA RUTH PIRTLE, Wewoka, Education SEA: GARY LEE PLATNER, Bar- Hesviile, Business, -XX: ROBERT PLUNKETT, Li'r+Ie Rock, Ark. Ergineering BAE- BARBARA KAY PO- JEZNY, OkIaI1oma Cirw, EducaIion, Army BIades, Ed- ucaiion, KIQII- TOMMY HUGH POLING, Lawrcn ABS, Scabbard Bi BIade. TALLAULAH KATHLEEN POLLARD, Adrian, Texas, Business' DENNIS ENLOE POLSON, Skiafook Agri- culfure: WILLIAM HAROLD POND, EI. Cobb, Agri- cuIIure. AVI CAROLYN POOL, TuIsa, Business, Busi- ness Siuderr CourciI, RTE, LiHIe Sisiers OI Minerva, Senior CIass Secrerary, Business Queen, Enqireerinrg Queen, Xfl, S+udec' Senaie: JAMES ROBERT POPE, Enid, Business AIIT, YD: RON B. POPE, Yorba Linda, CaIiI., Educarion YR, ICP, AX. MARY JANE PORTER, Muskogee, ABS, OSE X97 LARRY E. PORTER, EI Reno, Engineering, 'I'II:, :IIB HMB, SZXH AICnEg MICHAEL DAVID POWELL, SIiIIwaI'er Engineering, IEEE, KE: JACK TOM POW- ERS, Hor Springs Ark. ABS, 'I'K'l': MARIA ANN POWERS, TuIsa Educafion SEA, ACE, YD, -XAII7 JAMES HENRY PRAPROTNIK, SI. Louis, Mo., Engi- neerino. BILL JOE PREDMORE, Eva, AES: PRISCILLA JANE PRESNALL. Eairview, Educarion, SEA, ACE, Orange 81 Black Quill, KAN, YD: LONNIE D. PRESTON, Elk cm, AHS, YR TKIC- NANCY PRICE, SHIIwa'rer, ABS, Sen- ior Ciass Vice Presidenr, I'I-Y-fb, OICOLLEGIAN Sfanf YD, LiHIe Sisiers of Minerva, Campus Chesr, KAILIT LINDA SUE PRINE, BIueiackeI, Business: JIMMIE DALE PUGH, Idabel, AgricuI+ure, CoIIegia+e EEA. THEODORE J. PURDOM, BIackWeII, Business, Seab- bard X1 Biade BFKT YR, HGH: RAY EDWARD PUR- DY, Tonkawa, AgricuIIure, Block 81 Bridle: RICHARD CARLTON QUAST, TuIsa, Engineering, IEEE, IIKN, KA: HAROLD LaVERNE QUIMBY, Glenwood Sprirgs, CoIo., Engineerirg XB, ASCE: AHMED HASSAN QUTUB, Mecca. Saudi Arabia, Agricuifure, Dairy Sci- ence CIub Arab Sfudenf Organizafion: JIMMY D. RAGLAND, Panarna, Aoriculiure, Eoresrry CIuIs. WILLIAM J. RAHLING, Waukegan, III., AgricuIrure, Agronomy CIub, EAR: MYRA DALE RAINEY, OkmuI- gee AES, Orange OuiII, Orange 81 BIack QUIII, REW, BSU YR: TOLBERT NICK RAINEY, GrandIieId Agri- CuIIure: GALE A. RALL, Si. Louis. Mo., Home Ec., CTM CIub MKT Home Ec. CIuIi:, YR: GEORGE H. RAMEY, Yukon, ABS, 'I'I'-X7 JOHN E. RAMEY, TuIsa, Auricuirure. WILMA TROMPLER RAMMING, SIiIIwaIer, Educa- Iion, 'TB-E, KAII, 1'-X: HARLEY GENE RANEY, Srili- wafer, AgricuI'ure Eoressry CIUIJ, Enfomology CIub' RICHARD W. RANNEY, OkIaIwoma Cfrv Business Parker HaIi President MRI-IA, MNT, Business GaveI CIub: JAMES TERRY RANSTEAD, Miami, Educafion, SMT: EDDIE RATHBUN, Comanche, Agri-:uIIure, COI- Ieqiare EEA' MARY ELIZABETH RAUCH, Enid Edu- carion SEA IT-X KAII. SENIORS xy. I sn, , mg i 487 SENIORS .-Ks the larger gm smaller. the night colder. KD xsivlims urged SIIAB Fair-gears In plunge them im-I rho xxerni uulors. in JOHN E. RAVENSCROET, JR., Tulsfr Enqirieerinfi AIIE, TKI5: DAVID ARTHUR RAY, OkIaI1orna Ciiy, Business, KA, JOHN EDWARD REA, III, Oklfmomn CiIy, ABS, 'I'.XM, BIue Key, -Wil, Lissos 81 Lariafs, ICP, KI' R. KATHARINE REAMS, Tu'sa, ABS, AXIS Siudenr CounQiI, IAII, EIecIior Board X97 ROBERT W. REDFORD, Waurika, AuricuIrure' JOHN W. REED, Lamonr, Engzineerinq. KATHARINE ESTER REED, SIiIIwfaier, Home EC., Ho- IeI 81 Resreurani SocieIy, UCCE' LINDA KAY REED, SIiIIwaIer, ABS, IAM, Oranqe OuiII, Orange X1 BIsiCk OuiII 'I'X, Ki: MELVIN LEROY REED, Pawnuskn, Business, KI: MORRIS DALE REED, SaQuIpa, Busi- ness: JANICE ROYLENE REVES,Mf1-,'sviIIe, Home EC., Home EC. Club, I-IEED CIub 'PTII' JANE EVELYN REGIER, BarIIesviIIo, Business, K'I' YD, JOHN KENNETH REID, TuIsf,, ABS I5 III' PATSY F. REID, CIiandIer, Home EC. Home EC, CIub, XA' CHARLES MAX REIMER, Medford Engineering, 'I'III, IIKN, -ET, IEEE: PHIL M. RENEAU, Mediord Business, SouIIiwesIern Saies Exec. CIub YR, SAM- ROSE CHERYL RENFRO, DeI City, Educaiior, SEA' IVAN EDDIE REYNOLDS, Bixby 3..s ess. JERRY LEROY REYNOLDS, TuIsf1 Busress, KKXI' OSU Band: JOHN CARR RICH, I'IoIIis'rer, Business, IIIHE. UP, BA'I', YD: WILLIAM H. RICH, EI Reno. En- rzineerinq, IEEE, CHARLES PAUL RICHARDSON, DnIIfas Texas, Business: DAVID HOWARD RICHARD- SON, Snyder, AQricuIrure, Coflejrifne EPA YD, ATA? VJANN O. RICHTER, BarIIesviIIe Business I 5AxI'. DAVID M. RINGER, Edmond, AqriQuIIure, Aqronomy CIULJ, SoiI Conservmion SoCieIy, Afrrgiee Toasfrnasiers AIA, DOUGLAS GEORGE RINGER, Edmond Acgri- c:uIIure AIA, Aqqie Toasrmasiers, Agje X7 EDDIE RICHEY, Pawhuska, Veierinfaw' Medcife' ALEJAN- DRO E. RIOFRIO, Piura, Peru, AqricuI+ure' CHARLES STANLEY RIPLEY, Frederick, Educariorg DAVID GENE RITCHIE, Jenks, Business, I-XIII IN: Business Qwwsi Club, Aim, KA, JAMES DWIGHT ROACH, Cade Enjireerirfg' FRED L. ROBBINS, STiIIwaier Business Scabbard B1 Bifide RiIIe Team: WARREN AUSTIN ROBERTS, III, BfzrIIesviIIe, Enqineerinqq BARBIE J. ROBERTSON, Porca CIW, AXIS, Campus Cnesr, Governmeni Week Comm. I.iIrIe SisIcrs of Minerva A'm,' BIedes, ANSI PrCsiden DALE LEE ROBERTSON, Twsi Erfgineer- irw IIKN, IEEE l II':, ErQireer 'f: GaveI CIub, Tri- fir IIQ: LARRY ROBERTSON, TuI1': Essiness MIST SAM, UNL. MARVIN LEROY ROBERTSON, Eric Ergineerinq, XIII, Efvireeririg SIudenr Cmwci AIAA SAMUEL EARL ROBERTSON, LiI'IIe Rum Afk. Educaiion AVIHY KATHRYN SHERRIL ROBINETTE, Cnodezw, Hume EC., Home EC. CIub I-IEED Cruz: SEA' PAT- RICIA LOUISE ROBINSON, Okkikiome Ciry, Home EQ.: RICHARD MARSHALL ROBINSON, OkIsiI'1omfi CEM, Engineering: GARY D. ROCK, Beaver Enfiineei I- IIRN, IEEE, ATU. Possibly 'rhe Besl Educalion Was Meeling People BRYCE WILLIAM RODERICK, Il, Garden Cily, Kan., AHS, Kill, Elying Aggies, H0113 ROBERT RAYMOND RODGERS, Tryon, AHS, HAM, Elying Aggies: PAUL KEITH RODMAN, Corpus Clirisli, Texas, Engineering, BSU, ASAE, Engineering Srudenl Council, IT, Earm- House: KAY RENEE ROETHER, Hobbs, N.M.. Edu- calion, SEA, ACE, ITB-E, Willard Hall Presidenl: JOHN CURTIS ROGERS, Cushing, Educalion, SIAA, Tllfip KAREN RUTH ROGERS, Easl Aurora, N.Y., Home Ec., ENIA Club. ROSEMARY L. ROGERS, Housion, Texas, Educalion, SEA, ACE: FREDERICK E. ROLL, Vinila, Business? RICHARD MADISON ROLSTEN, Tulsa, AHS, 'PM-A, Uniyersily Clioir, Menls Glee Club: LILLIAN ANN ROMANO, Slillwaler, Educalion, SEA, Angel Flight ROBERT H. ROMER, Guymon, Agricullure, Elying Aggies, Rodeo Club, Block X1 Bridle: CHARLES AR- THUR ROMICK, Claremore, Engineering, IIKN, IEEE. DONALD E. ROMINE, Muskogee, Business, EN: GREGORY LEE RONCK, Enid, Engineering: ROBERT W. ROPER, Lubbock, Texas, ABS IEC, SUAB, 'Pl'l: SYBLE DEANNE RORING, Ardmore, ABS: WILLIAM R. ROSE, Tulsa, Business, :Xp MICHAEL LEE ROSE- BEARY, Midwesl' Cily, Agricullure, Horlicullure Club. R. J. ROSS, Meade, Kan., Home Ec., Holel 81 Reslaur- ani Sociely, IEC, Home Ec. Sludenl Council, -EX? EREDRICK VINSON ROSSER, Perry, Business, SHA- RON LYNNE ROUNSAVILLE, Ardmore, Educalion, KKI' Presidenl: LINDA KAY RUBEY, Tulsa. AHS, ITA, Orange Quill, Orange gf Black Quill: JAMES A. RUSSELL, Rocliesler, N.Y., Business, AIII, Persliing Rilles, SAME: JERRY LEE RUSSELL, Pryor, Business. ROGER BARON RYLANDER, Tulsa, AHS, 'PHS Parker Hall Council, IIBIE IK, -EUS, JAMES ROB- ERT SAIED, Tulsa, Business, 'I'MA, MKT, IK, -AX: LORAINE C. SALERNO, Easl Norlliporl, L.l., N.Y., Home Ec., ENIA Club: GEORGE ROBERT SAL- WAECHTER, Carmen, Agricullure, ATA, Collegiafe EEA: JANE ELLEN SAMPLE, Oklahoma Ciry, ASS. Lassos 81 Larials, 'I'-E, Homecoming Co-cliairman, AES Sludenr Council, Morlar Board, Presidenlls Honor Rall, IIIVP: DAVID WAYNE SANDERS, Elgin, Educalion, PEMM Club, GILBERT O. SANDERS, Oklalnoma Ciiy, A8fS, A I'Q, YR. KVRO, ATU: HARRY DAVID SAUNDERS, Belle- yille, Ill., AES, 2.-XE, JOHN LAWRENCE SAVANT, Tulsa, Business: MONTE MERVIN SCHAEER, Tulsa, Teckinical lnslilule, AIDD: SUSAN ANNE SCHEFFEL, Oklalioma Ciiy, Educalion, Morlar Board, Educalion Sludenl Council, KAII, SUAB, III5 I': ROBERT WAL- TER SCHLEEWEISS, Wliireslone, N,Y., Engineering. RANDY CRAIG SCHLOTZ, Beaver, Teclinical Insli- luie: DALE P. SCHMALTZ, Morrison, Business, New- man Club, SAM YD, IIK-A: DENNIS L. SCHNEIDER, Oklahoma Cily, AES, SEA, YR, Tliealre Guild, Acacia? JOE A. SCHNEIDER, Lawlon, Educalion, Rille Team? JAMES DOUGLAS SCHOOLEY, Tyrone, Agricullure, Block 31 Bridle: MARY NEVA SCHOTT, Slillwafer Busiress, IiA'l', Blix. KAREN ANN SCHROEDER, S+. Paul Minn., Home Ec., IIN, 'I'Tll, ERCD Club, YR Home Ec. Sludenl Coun- cil People-lo-People: LARRY GENE SCHRICK, Ered- erick, Agricullure, Collegiale EEA: JACK THURMAN SCHROEDER, Slillwaler, ABS, 'I'-IT, ACS: PHYLLIS JEAN SHROPSHIRE, Holdenyille. Educalion: JAMES LEE SCHUELKE, Wakita, Business, Blue Key, Lassos X: Larials, IK, MNT: RICHARD ALLEN SCHUETTE, Tulsa, A818111-Y. EUGENE JOSEPH SCHWARZ, Okarclie, Business IiAXI', fl'K4'P: WILLIAM R. SCHWERTFEGER, Mediord, ABS, AIAA, ASME, Elyirg Aoigies: LARRY LELAND SCOTT, Mfingum, Business, IN-2, Elying Afygies, YD' OSCAR THOMAS SCOTT, IV, Slillwaler, Engineering IITI, ASME, AIME Merls Glee Club: REID H. SCUSSELL, Sronirg+or Conv. Aorigulrure' GEORGE LEROY SEALS, Welcli, Agriculiure. Gif Rv Q- -3 -m...u 'Wm ev Somehow We Sfrugglecl Worked, Wepl' and Macle I+ CINDY SEAMSTER, Miami, ABS, 'l'l-E I', OICOLLEG- IAN Slafl, I'l'lK: BRYAN LEROY SEARCY, El Reno Technical lnsrilule, Eire Proieclion Socielv: RODNEY DEAN SEAWRIGHT, Hooker, Engineering, OSE' DEAN SEEBECK, Chocraw, Agricullure, -EAE: BARRY D. SEGAL, Slillwaler, Engineering: MARY FANE SEI- BER, Holdenville, Home Ec., 'FITTII IIN, YD, SEA AIA, Home Ec. Club. JOHN A. SELBY, Oklahoma Cilv, Engineering, AIA YR, O-Slalers, ICP, -EX: ROMAYNE EDWARD SELL- MEYER, Tulsa, ABS: DARLENE J. SELLERS, Pryor, Ed- ucalion, PEMM Club: LONNIE DALE SELLERS, India- honna, Agricullure .AZ Agronornv Club: WILLIAM D. SELMAN, Woodward, ABS: MYRON L. SEMRAD, Waukomis, Business, I5A'I', JIU. PAUL JOSEPH SEMTNER, Konawa. Agriculture: HALSEY M. SETTLE, III, Corsicana, Texas, ABS, PII: OAK, IK, Varsilv Eoolball, IAN: MARTHA GRACE SEWELL, Oklahoma Cify, ABS, Board of Publicalions, IIAM, l'l: I', AAIT: CHARLES G. SHACKELFORD, Tecumseh, Agricullure: MARILYN LOUCKS SHACK- ELEORD, Tulsa, Educalion, ABA: JOHN MICHAEL SHAKLEE, Slillwafer, Education SIAA, OSU Sk,div- DFS. DAL EUGENE SHANNON, Elk Ciiv, Business, KA? ROBERT DEAN SHARPE, Gulhrie, Educalion, SlAA: JAMES LEROY SHARPTON, Slillwaler, Educalion' JAMES MORLEY SHAW, Oklahoma Cilv. AES: JAMES PATE SHEARER, Booker, Texas, Business, YD, 'I'K'I': MARTIN J. SHEDECK, Yukon, Agriculiure Earml-louse. GLORIA LYNN SHEETS, Tonkawa, Business: LARRY GENE SHELBY, Martha, ABS, Caclel Officers Club: J. CHARLES SHELTON, Tulsa, ASS, SUAB, EM, 'N'-lr T. SCOTT SHERRILL, Block 81 Bridle, AZ, OAK, Whos Who REDSKlN Congrafulafe, Earml-louse: WARD LEE SHERRILL, Sand Springs, Educalion, Varsirv Bas- kelball, AXA: HOWARD NELSON SHEWARD, Hen- rverla, Home Ec., Holel Xi Resrauranf Socielv, Acacia GERALD R. SHEWEY, Orienla, AES, I'l51: FRANK JOSEPH SHIDLER, JR., Oklahoma Cify, Business Business Gavel Club, MRT, YD: ROBERT W. SHIELDS, Ponca Ciry, Engineering, JIT-S, QUE, Triangle: BILLY DOYLE SHIPMAN, Duncan, Agriculture, Collegiafe EEA? EARL CRAIG SHIPP, Idabel, Business, EXT JAMES WALLACE SHIRLEY, Hamburg, Iowa, Agri- cullure, Block 81 Bridle, AZ. JULIA BETH SHIRLEY, Mangurn, Home Ec., Home Ec. Club: RONALD V. SHIRLEY, Oklahoma Cilv, Engi- neering, MRHA Presidenl, IEEE, IIKN, PIII, RED- SKIN Congralulare: MARTHA JO SHORT, Wichila, Kan., Business, YR: ROBERT KEITH SHUPE, Pawnee, Engineering, IIKN, IEEE, YR, Triangle: ROBERT MIL- TON SHORT, Chickasha, ABS: TERREL WAYNE SIL- VERS, Slillwaler, Engineering. BETTY JO SILVY, Ponca Cilv, Educafion, SEA: LEON L. SIMMONS, Barllesville, Business: LINDA KAZMIER- ZAK SIMMONS, Barllesville, Home Ec., Home Ec. Club, FRCD Club: NORRIS SIMMS, JR., Oklahoma Cilv, Engineering, ASCE, XE, EX' LARRY ALLAN SIMPSON, Slillwaier, Business, MKT, Business Gavel Club, :lI'I5: JOHN J. SIMS, Srillwaler. AHS. RICHARD LYNN SINGLETON, Verden. Business: ROGER P. SINNER, Eergus Ealls, Minn., Agricullure: DONNA JEAN SKINNER, Tiplon, ABS, Thalcher Hall President IIEA, Lassos Si Larials, Orange Quill, Orange 81 Black Ouill, WRI-lA, AWS: ROBERT KEL- LER SLACK, San Jose CaliT., Agriculrure' MICHAEL EDWARD SLONIKER, Lawlon, Business, Scabbard 81 Blade, Cadel Officers Club: CHERYL ANN SMART, Duncan, ABS SEA YD, 'I'Al'l, AXSB. JEAN PATRICK SMASAL, Berllesville, Business, Nlfff, 'PKEI' JANIE ELLEN SMELSER, Olcleliorna Cily, Edu- ceiion, SEA, ACE, Educalion Srudenl Council, X537 CHESTER SIDNEY SMITH, JR., Hominy, Enqineerinq, AUM, AIIE' DARROLD RAY SMITH, Tulsa, Engineer- ing, IITI- DOUGLAS GLEN SMITH, Albuquerque, N.M,. AES, BSU YR, 'I'l'lK: JOE H. SMITH, ldabel, Vererinarv Medicine. JOSEPH MATT SMITH, McCune, Ken., Agriculture, Agronomy Club: LEE S. SMITH, Tulsa, ASS: LYNN K. SMITH, Bar+lesville Business, IW-2, A1131 ORLIN RAY SMITH, Weailweriord, Agricullure, Colleqiale EFA' PAUL MARTIN SMITH, Edmond, Business, SUAB, -ATA: SHARON MARIE SMITH, Berflesville Business, ggf, mm, , TERRY LEE SMITH, Commerce, Afgricullure: VINSON CHARLES SMITH, Tulsa, Engineering, Enqineerinii Sfudenl' Council, NME, UXE, PII-E, IK, Blue Key, ATA? WILLIAM DAVID SMITH, Anllers, Engineering, ASCE' FRANK SNEED, Clnesler, Penn. ASS, A'I'A' RANDY GENE SNIDER, Lewlon, ASIS: RANDY JOE SNIDER, Anllers AES, Engineering Gavel Club, IIKN, Triarole. PATSY LOU SNODGRASS, Benninqfon. Home EC., HEED Club, Home Ec. Club, SEA: HELEN LOIS SNY- DER, Covinqlon, Home EC., YR. Home EC. Club, FRCD Club, SEA, UP: JOSEPH FLOYD SODERSTROM, JR., Pawliuslca, Business, INET MITSUHIKO SOEJIMA, Tokyo, Japan, Business: CONRAD KENT SOLF, Clwer- olcee, Engineering: ROBERT GLENN SOMPAYRAC, Berllesville, Enoiineerinq, ASME, AIAA, I'K9. THOMAS JAMES SOUTHER, Walonqe, Educelion, 'I'KT: JEFFREY JOHN SPANIER, Tulsa, ASIS, YR, EX? JOSEPH TIM SPANIER, Tulsa, ABS, YR, Newman Club, EX: FRANCES ANNE SPARKS, Dibble, Home EC. Home Ec. Club, CTM Club: HARVEY LEE SPARKS, Oklahoma Cily, Business: J. STANLEY SPARKS, Frederick, Enqineerinq, AIA, Iil'IH, CLIFTON MAX SPEEGLE, El Peso, Texas, Business. WMI: JEFFERY WILLIAM SPELMAN, Boise Cily, ASS, O'COLLEGlAN Sleii, YD, I'll'l: CYNTHIA ANN SPENCER, Barllesville, Educfalion, SEA, YR -X-Xl: GERALD WRIGHT SPENCER, Olclalnoma Cily, ASIS. Ii'l'lII: KENNETH RAY SPERLING, Olclaliorna Cilv, Veierinari Medicine, AVMA, A'I' AVP' ANN MARIE SPERRY, Alva, A8iS. CONNIE ROSE STAFF, Pewnee AXS Mortar Board :All KAII WRA, AWS Presidenl, SUAB, Tlieelre Guild, YD, Orange Xi Black Quill, REW, AAU, DON- ALD GENE STAIGER, Burlinqion, Agricullure, Col- legiale FFA' THOMAS ELWOOD STANFORD, Mc- Loud, Business, YD, Colleqiale FEA, Fermblousei SHARON LEE STANPHILL, Muskogee AXIS, SEA, YRA SHERON COUCH STEARNS, Spencer Home Ec. Home EC. Club FRCD Club: CHARLES STEEL, Bar, rlesville, ABS. SENICJRS Favnrced li, win, tlwse grim looking Colorado cheerleaders reHect the story of the OSU one- point upset. 'K 1 K in, 49l SENIORS As much as they W2-IDI a victory. don'1 let their calm Iool you. Their sons are the players. LYLA LEA STEGALL, Norman. ASS: CARL T. STEIN- ER, Wealherlord, ASS, YD, AXA: CAROL ELAINE STEPHENS, Tulsa, Business, I5A'I', BV: MKT, Busi- ness Sludenl Council, Orange Xi Black Ouill KA: DON E. STEPHENS, El Reno, Business, MKT, Cadel Officers Club, O-Slalers, IIKA: DONALD WAYNE STEPH- ENS, Bixby, Business: GUY RANDOLPH STEPHENS, Oklahoma Cily, Business. JUDITH JOY STEPHENS, Mounlain View, Eclucalion, BSU. SEA: BOBBY GENE STEWART, I-lollisler, Agri- Cullure, Agronomy Club: LARRY MORRIS STEWART, Slillwaler, Agricullure? JERRY GLEN STIERWALT, Chelsea, Educalion, SEA, SIAA: DAVID BRUCE STILL, Wriqhf Cily, AXS: RICHARD MICHAEL STILL, Bar- llesyillo, AXIS, Sludenl Senale, MRI-lA Blue Key, GORDON V. STINSON, Pryor,A81S, OSU Skydivers: MAX JAMES STITES, Slillwaler, Business, AIKT: SU- ZANNE STONE, Melairie, La., Business: CAROLYN KAY STORM, Dover, Business SEA BTX' ALLEN STOUT, Mannlord, ASS: VERN A. STREET, Carfer Enqineerinq, IEEE. RICHARD H. STREETER, Claremore AXQS YD, :NI MARIA AURORA STURDIVANT, Ailon, AES, YR. UP: JERRY CLEON STURDY, Tulsa, AES, Wildlife Socielyi RUDOLPH LOUIS SUHL, Millinqlon, N.J. Home EC., I-lorel 81 Reslauranl Socziery YRg TRELMA LEE SULLIVAN, Ponca Cily, Educarion, Kill, 'I'K'I': DOW MARION SUMMERS, JR., Oklahoma Cily, Horne EC. SUZANNE SUTOCKY, Barrlesyille, ASS' MARY ANN SWABB, Midwesl Cily, AHS, BSU, YR: ROBERT CHARLES SWAFFAR, Omaha, Neb., AES, Sludenl Senale, AES Srudenl Council, O-Club, :'I'l'1: CHARLES B. SWAIN, Oklahoma Ciw, ASS QAM, xx? ROBYN LYNN SWANSON, Miami, Educalion. SEA, YD: DON EDWARD SWEARINGEN, Barlles- ville, Enqineerinq, Sophomore Class President Junior Class Rresizlenl, Senior Class Piesiden', W. DWIGHT TALLENT, Sand Springs Agricullure. Eoreslry Club: JO ANN TALLMAN, Welch, Home ECA DICKIE W. TANNERY, Lawlon, Eclucalion, YD. SEA, UP: WALLACE LARRY TARLTON, Slillwarer, Educalion, SlAAg JENNE LYNN TAYLOR, Moore, Educalion, SEA: ROBERT JOHN TAYLOR, Medford, Aoricullure, Acacia, MD. ABU ALI TAYYIB, Raishahi, Rakisran, Engineer- ino: HARRY FRANCIS TEMPLE, Nowala Engineer- ing, IEEE, HARRY JAMES TETEN, Woodi.-feii'd, Home Ee. Kll, HXID Club, Home EC. Cluo, YD, UR: SUSAN JOHNSON THAYER, Baron Rouge La., ARS: CHARLES MICHAEL THOMAS, Oklahoma Cily, ASS, Sooner Guide, SUAB YR WX, 'Ili' DONNA GAYLE THOMAS, Tulsa, Educalior, SEA Peso e-loepeople. We Learned +o Learn There Is Much LeH 'ro Learn GERALD PERRY THOMAS, Ponca Cily, Engineering, Rifle Team, AICliE, JIECQ JIMMIE EDWARD THOM- AS, Lawlor Agriculture, Block Xi Bridle: JOHN CHARLES THOMAS, Seminole, ABS, 'firK'l': JOHN MARK THOMAS, Ocnelala, ABS, YR, AT: JOSEPH DEXTER THOMAS, Pryor, Business: SHEILA DIANE THOMAS, Tonlcawa, AHS, Ki. FRANK THOMPSON, Slillwaler, Business: JAMES MICHAEL THOMPSON, Seminole, AHS, Perslwing Rililes: ROBERT M. THOMPSON, Slillwaler, Home EC., Holel Bi Reslauranl Sociely, Universily Clioir, 'I'K'I': SANDRA SUE THOMPSON, Mounlain View, Home EC., 'I'TiI, UN, Klll, Home EC. Club, HEED Club, Orange Bc Blaclc Quill, Alix: JAMES P. THORN- TON, Barnsdall, Business, SAM, YD: WYNEMA E. THORNTON, Barnsdall, Home EC., MRT, WRA, CTM Club, Home EC, Club, Illanalwa Club. JAMES HUNTER TIGHE, Tulsa, Engineering, IIT-Y, ASME: CHARLES EDWARD TIGUE, Olclalioma Cily, ABS, A'I'Q: MARTIN ALAN TIPPIE, Barllesville, ABS, TAM, ll-IE, YR: HOWARD CARL TITSWORTH, Sliawnee, Engineering, ASCE, l,Kl'I: HAROLD CARLS- SON TOHLEN, Tulsa, Engineering, SAME, Cadel Ol- iicers Club: NORMA POYNOR TOLES, Collinsville, Horne EC., BSU. BARBARA JO TOLLE, Moore, ABS, Orange 81 Black Ouill, SUAB, I I'H: RALPH ALDON TOWNSEND, III, Belliany, Business, :Nt JOHN E. TOWRY, Miami, Ed- ucalion, SEA, Sludenl Enierlainersp CHESTER GLENN TRACY, Cheyenne, Agricullure, Aggie X, Block 81 Bridle: LINDA SUE TRAUTMAN, Olclalrxoma Cily, Ed- ucalion, SEA, YD, Women's Clworal Club: JOHN W. TRENT, Oklalioma Cily Home EC., I-lolel Xi Reslau- ranl. JOHN W. TRUEWORTHY, Easl Greenbuslw, N.Y., Teclwnical lnslilule' EVA DIANE TUCKER, Slroud, Business, Hffll, K-5-ll, SEA, RTI, YR, UP: JERRY E. TUCKER, Pawnee, Educalion, Aggie Sporrs Car Club, ATA: ROBERT R. TURLEY, Webbers Ealls. AgriCu'- lure: LINDA KAY TUTTLE, Slillwaler, Educalion, SEA, ACE: ROSEMARY LOUISE ULKEN, El Reno. Business. TOMMY RAY UNDERWOOD, Purcell, Agricullure. Aggie X YD: KAREN KAY VAN DOLSEN, Olclalionna Cily, Home EC., NHT, Army Blades, CTM Club, Home EC. Club, KAI-I7 CAROLE LYNN VAN LANDING- HAM, Brislow Educalion, YR, SEA, ETA: MARLENE ANN VAN ZANT, Hunnewell, Kan., ABS, Orange Quill, Orange Xi Blaclc Quill, WRI-IA, Willard Hall Council: JIMMIE LEE VAUGHN, Garber, Agricullure, Newman Club: GEORGE NORRIS VEIRS, Wasliincq- lon, D.C.. ABS. STEWART R. VENDSDEL, Slillwa'er, AES: NITA KAYE VERNON, Olclalwoma Cily, AZQS, O'COLLEG- IAN Slail, YD, SUAB, Lillle Sislers ol Minerva: CHRIS- TINE ELIZABETH VOWEL, Blackwell, AES, Newman Club, YD: JACK P. WADE, Lees Summil, Mo., Busi- ness, Scabbard B4 Blade, AIIE, SUAB, IN: RICKIE LARRY WAGNER, Bixby, Agricullure, Eoreslry Club' JEANNE ANN WALKER, Barllesville, Educalion, Tliearre Guild, YD, Kill, SEA. LARRY A. WALKER, Purman, Agricullure, AZ, Agri Cullure Sludenl' Council, Aggie X, AVP: MARY SU- SANNA WALKER, Tulsa, Business, MNT, Business Gavel Club YR, Orange 81 Blaclc Quill, ll-3: SHARIE K. WALKER, Miami, Business: JAMES R. WALLIS, JR., Olclaliorna Cily Engineering, YD, AUM, AIIE' CONSTANCE DIANNA WALTERS, Clwecolali, Edu- Cafion, Elying Aggies, SEA: JOE ALLYN WARD, Bar- llesyille, Engineering, Triangle. LEONA BELLE WARD, Ponca Cily, Educaiion: BREN- DA SUE WARE, Vinila, Educalion, SEA, YD, ABA4 BEVERLY JEAN WARMA, Slcialoolc, Home EC., Home EC. Club, UP VVRI-IA, Tlwalclrier I-lall Council, JANA LEE WARREN, Kaw Cily, Educalion, Lassos 81 Larials, SEA, UCCE Aggie Toaslrnasleris Queen: CARLA JEAN WATKINS, Sapulpa, Business YR' KAY WAT- KINS, Eldorado, Home EC. QW? SENIORS KENNETH CRAIG WATKINS, Gilrnan Cily, Mo., En- gineering, AIEE, SUAB, Engineering Gavel Club: DON WILLIAM WATSON, Barilesville Busiresst ERIC L. WATSON, Oklalrioma Cily, Engineerirg? JIMMIE T. WATSON, Krebs, Business: TONY JOE WATSON, Perry Business, Arnold Air Socielgf: CLEBURNE LEE WEBB, Marlow ABS, A'l 'P Presiderr, Scabbard Xi Blade. JAMES W. WEBB, Hobart Business: MOLLY WYNN WEBB, Slillwaier, Home Ec,: RONALD DAN WEB- STER, Muskogee, Business, IK, YR' PAMELA DEE WEI- GLE, Blackwell, Educalion, Angel Eliglrn, Orange Xi Black Ouill, Kill, -3-X Sweerlwearf, Clwi Delplvia, SEA, Panliellenic, Klfll: MARILYN KAY WEISS, Apacne, Business, lf-Vl', Ulf, Orange Ouiil Busiress Sludenl Council, Orange 81 Black Ouill, llilizi, YD, Presidenfs l-lonor Rall: LINN ALLEN WELCH, Blackwell, Busi- regg, AXA, SHERIDAN LEE WELCH, Ponca Ciry, Business: LAR- RY W. WELLS, Barllesville, Business, SAM. 15-Dill, MKT, XA: MICHAEL R. WENDEL, Euiaula, ABS, 'l'l1l: KAREN RUTH WENDT, Eairview, ABS, Morlar Board, AWS, Orange Ouill, Orange Br Black Quill, O- Slalers, KAI-if JUDITH KAY WEST, Okmulgee, Edu- calion, SEA, ACE, BSU: ERAN WESTHOEF, Tulsa, Educalion. SEA, ACE, YR, Educarion Sludenr Coun- ai, Asn, HERBERT EUGENE WETZEL, Wailers, Engineering, IEEE, OSU Band: BART WILLIAM WHERRITT, Ta- loga, Business, A-Elil, llAxl', Lassos Xi Larials, ICP, 'l'KI'l': JOHN LAWRENCE WHISNANT, Tulsa, Busi- ness. AIA: BARRY ALLEN WHITE, Housion, Texas, Engineering. Board ol Publicariors l9'b6 REDSKIN Edilor, IK Presidenl, 'l'll1i. Blue Key, KeyBoard Di- reclor, AlCIiE, IIKA: EDWIN W. WHITE, Wesl War- wick, R.l., Engineering, OSU Skydivers, -EAIC: JAYNE ELIZABETH WHITE, El Rero, Home Ec. Girls ol' flue Golden Hearr, Home Ec. Club, HEED Club Orange 81 Black Quill, AAII President JOHN HOWARD WHITE, Tulsa Teclnrical lnsriiufe, XT: PATSY CAROL WHITE, McAlesrer Home Ec., l-IEED Club, SEA: TONY ROBERT WHITE, Lawron, Engineering, ASCE, AIA, Menls Glee Club, BHII- RHONALD A. WHITEWECK, Woodward Agricul- rure, Eoresrry Club Ailill: ALOMA JO WHITFIELD, Slillwaler, Business: NORRIS BRUCE WHITFIELD, Calico Rock, Ark., Agricullure, Block Xi Bridle. JOAN ELIZABETH WHITLEY, Cabo' Ark., AHS: LOWELL D. WHITLOCK, Allus, Business -EN: LYNN WHITTON, Palmer Lake, Colo., A8iS, Srudenr Associ- aiion Sec.-Treas., SUAB, ICP, AWS Orange Ouill, Orange Bi Black Ouill, X'-2: MERTON LEON WIECH- MAN, Norfki Plalle, Neb., Engineering, Acacia: ALEX- ANDER GEORGE WIEDERKEHR, Enid, Eclucarion, SEA: GARY WAYNE WIESER, Laverne Agricullure, Eoreslry Club. MONTY WIGHT, Muldrow, ABS, PEMM Club: GAR- RY VOIN WILBURN, Denison. Texas, Business: LINDA DEE WILCOX, Tulsa, Agricullure, ACS Orange Quill, 'l'E. Orange Xi Black Ouill, Agricullure Siudenl Coun- cil: DEBBIE JANE WILKS, Oklalwoma Ciiy, AXiS, WX, SUAB1 JERRY DON WILLIAMS, Elelclner ABS: JIM- MY ALAN WILLIAMS, Gould, Agriculrure, Agronorny Club, Soil Conservalion Sociely Al'l'. KATHRYN REE WILLIAMS, Tulsa, AHS' NANCY JO WILLIAMS, Yukon, ABS, YD, UP, SEA IRC: RICH- ARD LEE WILLIFORD, Moore, Busiress lilil, l'll-E, SAM, l-ill, Business Sludenl Council, Arnold Air So- ciely' WALTER CROSBIE WILLIS, Tulsa. Agricullure, Eoresiry Club, KK'l', OSU Band' CHARLES E. WILL- SON, III, Brooklyn, N,Y,, Horne Ec. Horel 81 Reslaur- anr Sociely, Easl Bennelr Hall Council, MRHA, IN-E, A'l'52I CAROLYN SUE WILSON, Tulsa, Home Ec. l'lorni:: Ec. Club, HEED Club. EDWIN HARLOTH WILSON, Hollis, Agriculrure, Ag- gie Toaslmasiers: LINDA LANINE WILSON, Lawlon, ABS, SEA, YD' LOUISE ANN WILSON, Ponca Cily. Home Ec., HEED Club: MARK ALAN WILSON, Bar- 'lesville Engineering IIKN, IEEE, Engineering Sludenl Council: MARK WOODROW WILSON, Dallas, Tex- as, AES 'l'3-M, YD, Campus Cliesr, Sournweslern Sales Exec, Clulz: -XX-Y' RON DAVID WILSON, Jerks, AES. VVI' gmI1cl'1'cI tum' ' . ' 1 WILLIAM RILEY WILSON, JR., C1-1 fl': ' AES EQ' RTI--2 OSU Svc' GEORGE VANN WING TIII5a b.IJ eA,x NIIYI' KA' ARVIN LYNN WING FIELD, EIL CW. A':r7cp.II,IvA CQIHiw?fmf1 EEA' LYN ETTE WINSLOW, Okw,'Yw G32 Eudc v ' 1' SEA iw' X E'-:ck ELISSA C. WISE, T., sa A55 JIMMY WADE WISE, CJR Aufa3wIruve Muck Qs SU 'IIA .XZ PHYLLIS RUTH WOJAHN, Pfgwv SEE-'M CSL Find 'HSI YR, VA' STEPHEN ANDREW WOLF, OIcIaHwvw CW, Iluyfew MNT' CONNIE S. WOLFF Or:-I'f'V: EO..C 'I',' SEA E,f'w'1 D1Lff'I' AWS XII' CONNIE LYNN WOOD, Wn1:fGv.f1r'G, EG -UITIIJH SEA, YD OASIWHEVS' VICTORIA WOOD. OIfmfmf1CIr EG..Cw f:' SEA YD l l'l5- RICHARD WAYNE WOODMAN, PM C . E'1: ff -v 1 ,WWE AIIBI, :AIC Pf.'.f,Rgf..'-g ALLAN SCOTT WOODRUFF, E-1 Iv'g-MII, AHS 'I'IIl II5II'f p'f'H'G9 -I-'C'f1' R If JAY B. WOODWARD, I'd'i1I'Ofrww A fCLI'Lm Cc:IfI:Y1'e EEA' BOB WOOLDRIDGE, Mm 'swn A vICIIIIure-5 RICHARD ALLEN WORLEY, E wwf. Ed'.Q1?fcn, SEA' DOYLE GENE WORSTELL, I: 1' C. C . E' 1:7 f--1 'I , lI'l'l ASME: DENNIS LEON WRIGHT, Olww F' 1 ' ASCE. SHERRY LYNNETTE WYLIE, C ,vb 'vc , A295 RC I I 1 F PI 'map eff -' - 'Y OL If' Avm, 3 Id-'-5' WILLIAM JACKSON YANKEE, T New Hfzme- EQ. H111-I29 Rf-sML.v1 SL clay S41-scvd X1 SI-dw 'I'If'I MARILYN RUTH YATES. fwIIuwvII'- Eilicwfww SEA ACE CATHLEEN LOR- ENE YORDI, AYKJYYKOVQ A818 REDSKIN ECIIIIM ful-,1,. EYIUC' S' ODI :M Y A58-QC' :IIN Emmrv M' I' 1 T' 'va W ', I-'Zfl'IH,f1:I.w IIABI Af . V' f-'I C GQ-I CI-I. OCOLLEGIAN Cf1 'f KKIE WALTENE C. YOUNG, Iduc-' EEA' JAMES EDGAR YRABER, R , A I1 N' :GA E 'wevf' A ff. DANIEL J. ZALOUDEK, EYCI Lwvrwv-'I-1' 'VIII ll'l'I FY L9-' I '-', :V YD LQSE IIHII- LOUIE CAROLL ZEIGLER, OL. w- 'vw Q PEW' Er. ERCI, juli? IT' VU EC. CIMIZ A ph ILJLXH' OSKE, LII. 'f- 'Q A83 III? YD WI f HN Cx, NEMER EZOUHAIRI, E- 1, fx' Ir' ' NERMINE ZUHDI, OK 1' rr. G ', Nw? -' JOHN BEAUFORD ZUKOSKY, YI.Iff,f I, :If M , AI!- .Al F IIN: uc xx' rlxc-QI :md I2lIIil'QI.Nll1LIlUCI :md Ia1ug4IucI md uwd. Nrm xwIv:ax'c'II1.x IEHIIHIIIQI jun In-gun. Ez: -:T -N, I Q3 'Wm ,lk ,. Y nw ,N ,BA wi .1 Im Q- TS' I Q. Hu f A-I , I Y if I +--..-A My an I 3 waz-,I I' Wifi .AS 5'-uw 3648 -iff -Q Rf?-V 'C 495 Y, JUNIORS-CLASS OFFICERS i A .QV ,kv yn. DE MINER DOUG BARNES Presideni' Our Senafe Did Everylhing, I+ Talked and Talked PENELOPE ABERNATHY, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ee., DONNA ABOUSSIE, Allus, Educamion, JOE ADAIR, Tulsa, ABS, RICH- ARD ADAMS, Norlhhamplon, Mass., Agricullure, SYLVIA AD- AMS, Tulsa, Educalion, GARY ADAY, Ada, Engineering, JEN- NIFER ADLER, Ponca Cily, Business. ' LARRY AKIN, Oklahoma Cily, Business, NANCY ALBERT, Oil- lon, Educalionq PATTY ALBERT, Elk Cily, Business, BILL ALEX- ANDER, Okmulgee, ABS, THOMAS ALGER, Grillilh, Ind., En- gineering, DONALD ALLEN, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, JAN- IEER ALLEN, Slillwaler, Home EC. RONALD ALLEN, Cushing, Business, NANCY ALLISON, Tulsa, Home Ee., CRAIG AMES, Oklahoma Cily, AX1S, BARBARA ANDERSON, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, FREDERICK ANDERSON. Enid, A81S, LINDA ANDERSON, Medlord, Educalion, TED AN- DERSON, Okmulgee, ABS. HENRY ANDREWS, Henryella, Business, LOWELL ANDREWS, Duncan, Business, SANDY ANNIS, Oranile, Business, TRAVIS ANSON, Ralslon, Agricullure, PAT APPLEBY, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, PATRICK ARIE, Tulsa, Business, JUDITH ARM- STRONG, Mc:AIesler, Home Ec. JOHN ARNOLZ, Rochesler, N.Y., Home EC., JOYCE ASBURY, Tonkawa, Business, GRAY ATKINS, Oklahoma Cily, Aglsf JAMES ATON, Miami, Engineering, MERLIN ATWOOD, Aline, Engi- neering, DAVID BACON, Barllesville, A8151 GARY BADGETT, Tulsa, Engneering. KATHIANNE BADGWELL, Tulsa, Educalion, LARRY BAHLER. Tulsa, Engineering, MARK BAILEY, Oklahoma Cily, Business, CHARLES BAKER, Kingfisher, Engineering, JERRY BAKER, Mus- Izogee, Business, RITA BAKER, Harper, Kan., Home EC., LYNN BAKER, Marion, Ark., Home EC. STEVE BAKER, Tulsa, Business, LOELA BALCOM, Okrnulgee, AXIS, MARJORIE BANE, Oklahoma Cily, A8151 VICTOR BAN- HAM, Tulsa, Engineering, DARYL BANKS, Kellyville, Engineer- ing, J. CA. BANKS, Dill Cily, Agricullure, KAREN BARBER, Barflesville, Educalion. TREMAN BARBER, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, DIANNE BARGER. Oaremore, Educalion, LARRY BARKER, Tulsa, Engineering, DON- NA BARNES, Nowala, Eiucalion, ELLEN BARNES, Perkins, Edu- calion, JACKIE BARNES, Boise Cily, Engineering, NANCY BARNES, Darrouzoll, Texas, ABS. DAVID BARNETT, Frederick, Business, GERALD BARNETT, Tulsa, Engineering, NOWANA BARROS, Slillwaler, ABS, NEVA BASS, Beaver, Educalion, CYNTHIA BA'l'I'LE, Oklahoma Cily, Educa- lion, DIANNE BAXTER, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, SHARON BEALL, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion. JOHN BEAMES, Anadarko, Business, MICHAEL BEAN, Del Cily, A8151 LINDA BEARDERN, Tulsa, Home Ec., BETTY BEASLEY, Mariella, Business, RONALD BEBEE, Norman, Engineering, BRIAN BECKWER, Barllesville, Business, PAUL BEEBE, Okmul- gee, Business. GARY BEEN, Tulsa, Business, BETTY BEESON, Claremore, ABS: JANET BEISSER, Barllesville, ABS, DAN BELCHER, Enid, En- gineering, SAMMY BELL, Bixby, Business, JODY BELLAMY, Dan- yille, Kan., ABS: LINDA BELMEAR, Renlrow, Business. RICKY BENGS, Crescenl, Agricullure, BEVERLY BENNETT, Ok- lahoma Cily, ABS, MELODY BENNETT, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC., RICHARD BENNETT, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, ROB- ERT BENNETT, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, LEONARD BENSCH, Ches- ler, Engineering, MINE BENSON, Belhany, Home EC. JANIE BERENTZ, Miami, Educalion, SHARON BERGER, Tulsa. Educalion, HELEN BERNHARDT, Jenks, Home EC.: JANE BER- RY, Wynnewod, Educalion, MARILYN BIDDLER, McAIes'rer, ABS: SIDNEY BILLINGSLEY, Lawlon, Educalion, MARION BILYEU, Skedee, Business. ,Qi JUNIORS DOUGLAS BISHOP, Mohawk, N.Y,, Home Ec.7 BONNIE BIT- SCHE, Chicasha, A8157 FRANKLIN BLACK, Tulsa, Educalion: MICHAEL BLACKLEDGE, Oklahoma Cily, BusinesSI NANCY BLACKWOOD, Tulsa, A8157 DAVID BLAKEMORE, Miami, Busi- ness: LINDA BLIZZARD, Oklahoma Cily, A815. JOHN BLUETHMAN, Perry, A8157 SANDRA BOATMAN, Slill- waler, Business: PAMELA BOCKELMAN, Laverne, Educaliong JOHN BOEPPLE, Nash, Agriculfurep JOHN BOLTE, Jewclerson, Agricullure: MEGAN BOOKER, Tulsa, A8157 WILLIAM BOOTH, Ardmore, A815. , JOHN BOSS, Oak Harbor, Ohio, A8157 MIRANDA BOSS, Enid, eclucalion: MARY BOWDLERAR, Tonkawa, Home Ec.7 JOHN BOWER, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 JEANNE BOWLES, Comanche, Educalion: JUDY BOWMAN, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.7 KAREN BOXLEY, Kaw Cily, Educalion. DONNA BOYD, Porler, A8157 BETTY BOYER, Ponca Cily, Busi- ness: BARTOW BRADLEY, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 LARRY BRAD- LEY, Braman, Educalion: SANDRA BRADEY, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 STEPHEN BRAINERD, Tulsa, A8157 ROBERT BRAKEY. Drumrighl, Engineering. ELIZABETH BRANAN, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 VIRGINIA BRANCH, Tulsa, A8157 MARY BRANDT, Fl. Worlh, Texas, A8157 MICHAEL BRANN, Slillwaler, A8157 MAURELLE BRANSTETTER. Buwclalo, A8157 SUSAN BREHM, Poleau, Educalionz MAUREEN BRENNAN, Tulsa, A815. LISBETH BRIGGS, Sapulpa, Business: LINDA BRIGHT, Tulsa: Home Ec.: FLOYD BRISCO, Slillwaler, Educalion: LARRY BRO- THERTON, Tulsa, Business: ANDREW BROTTON, Tulsa, Business: ALAN BROWN, Blue Bell, Pa., Home Ec.: BETTY BROWN, Ponca Cily, A815. DARRYL BROWN, Tulsa, Business: JANIE BROWNE, Edmond, Ed- ucalion: JERRY BROWN, Buckner, Mo., Home Ec.: KARON BROWN, Ponca Cily, A8157 LARRY BROWN, Hominy, Engineer- ing: NANCY BROWN, Lawlon, A8157 PRISCILLA BROWN, Pryor, A815. ROBERT BROWN, Hugo, Axis: RONALD BROWN, Wichila. Kan., Engineering: STEVE BROWN, Oklahoma Cify, Business: REBECCA BRUCE, Adair, A8157 THOMAS BRUNK, Houslon: Texas, A8157 DONALD BRYANT, Claremore, A8157 JUDY BRY- ANT, Billings, Educafion. LARRY BRYSON, Hollis, Agricullure: VIRGINIA BUCHANAN, Slillwaler, Engineering: LESLIE BUCHWALD, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 ROBERT BUFFINGTON, Lillle Rock, Ark., Engineeringi CLAY BUFORD, Hennessey, Engineering: LARRY BURCHART, Midwesl Cily, Business: SHARON BURGESS, Madill, Home Ec. DAVID BURLESON, Wellsfon, Agriculture: SANDRA BURNAM, Vinson, A8157 HOYT BURNS, Washinglon, Agricullurep ANNA BURROWS, Midwesl Cily, A8157 TINA BURTON, Chickasha, Home Ec.7 BETTY BURTSCHI, Siillwaler, Business: MARY BUSHE, Ponca Cily, A815. MARY BUTCHER, Okmulgee, Home Ec.: VICTORIA BUTLER. Topeka, Kan., Educa+ion7 JOYCE BUZZARD, Grove, Business: MIKE CAGLE, Eairlax, A8157 KAREN CALTON, Tulsa Business: LARRY CAMP, Poleau, Business: MELISSA CAMPBELL, Tulsa: A815. NANCY CAMPBELL, Be+hany, Home Ec.: DIANE CAREY, Tulsa, Home Ec.7 FRANK CAREY, McAlesler, Business: BEVERLY CAR- IGNAN, Barllesville, A8157 JIM CARLISLE, Oklahoma Cifyi Business: DIERDRE CARMODY, Kansas Cily, Mo., Home Ec.: JAMES CARNEY, McAles+er, A815. CYNTHIA CARPENTER, Blackwell, Business: RICHARD CARR, Tulsa, A8157 MICHAEL CARRAGHER, Champaign, Ill., Home Ec.: JAMES CARTER, Befhany, A8157 JACQUIE CARTLAND, Muskogee, A8157 JANICE CASE, Barllesville, Educalion7 DE- ANNE CASHMAN, Ardmore, Educarion. The Oueshon Was LINDA CASSADY, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: MICHAEL CASSITY. Ponca Cily, ABS: LIZA CATES, Molllell, Business: JERRY CA- THEY, Ringling, Agricullure: CATHERINE CAUSEY, Tulsa, A81S: ROBERT CHADA, Slillwaler, Agricullure: JOAN CHADWICK, Orlando, ABS. ROBERT CHAMBERS, Lawlon, Business: MARY CHANDLER, Blackwell, ABS: LINDA CHAPIN, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: WILLIAM CHAPLE, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: GARY CHAP- PORY, Oklahoma c:+,, Business: LINDA ci-iesmun, miss, AS: SOUHEL CHIHADE, Enid, Enginering. ED CHILDRESS, Tulsa, Business: SUSAN CHILCOAT, Tulsa, Ed- ucafion: JOHN CHRISTENSEN, Oklahoma Cily, Agricullure: DALE CINNAMON, Garber. Agricullure: ALBERT CLARK, Pon- ca Cily, ABS: AUBREY CLARK, Wann, Engineering: ROGER CLARK, Lawlon, AES. MACK CLEMENS, Siloam Springs, Ark., ABS: ROY CLEMENS, Siloam Springs, ABS: MARY CLEMONS, Midwesl Cily, Home Ec.: KATHY CLERICO, Barllesville, Business: MARSHA CLIFT, Winfield, Ka.: ABS: FRANK COATES, Tonkawa, Educalion: JOHN COBB. McAlesler, Engineering. JAMES COBURN, Muskogee, Business: RONALD COCHMANE, McLoucl, ABS: WARREN COLE, Tonkawa, Business: LINDA COLLINS, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: DONALD COLLIS, Wood- ward, Business: BERTHA CONKLING, Weafherlorcl, Home Ec.7 LAWANDA CONNALLY, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion. CLAUD COOK, Tulsa, Business: DUANE COOK, Slillwaler, Home Ec.: EDWINA COOK, Hilchila, ABS: LINDA COOK. Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: RICHARD COOK, Broken Bow, En- gineering: WILEY COOK, Slillwaler, Engineering: PHILIP COOKSEY, Oklahoma City, AES. CAROLYN COOPER, Aflon, Educalion: JACQUELINE COOP- ER, Blackwell, Educalion: LADELL COOPER, Rosedale, Agricul- lure: ANN COPELAND, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.: KELLY CORBIN, Delaware, Business: ROBERT CORNWELL, Tulsa, Busi- ness: MITCHELL CORTELYOU, Slronghursl, lll., Agricullure. VAN COTTEN, Oklahoma Cily, AXKS: RAY COUSINS, Tulsa, Business: DAN COVEY, Jel, Business: CONNIE COX, Barlles- ville, ABS: RONALD COX, Shawnee, Educalion: TERRI CRAIG, Longmonl, Colon Home EC.: CAROL CRAWFORD, Tulsa, Ed- ucalion, GEORGE CRAWFORD, Pawhuska, Business: DONALD CREEL, Duncan, Engineering: JANICE CRESSE, Tulsa, Educalion: PHYL- LIS CRESWELL, Madill, Eclucafion: BARBARA CRISER, Okla- homa Ciiy, ABS: PAUL CRIST, Tulsa, Engineering: JERRE CRITTENDEN, Muskogee, Educalion. CHRISTOPHER COUCH, Midwesl Cily, ABS: STEPHEN CROW- LEY, Seneca, Mo., ABS: KAROLYN CULLAR, Waurika, Home EC.: MARC CULLISON, Blackwell, Engineering: ROSE CUNDIFF, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: CURTIS CUNNINGHAM, Clinlon, ABS: JAMES CUNNINGHAM, Barllesville, ABS, JACK CURRY, Ridgefield, Conn., ABS.: EVAN CURTIS, Barlles- ville, Engineering: ROBERT CURTIS, Oklahoma Cily, Business KAREN CUTHBERTSON, Enid, ABS.: KENNETH DAHMS, Silver Spring, Mo., ABS: MARY DAKIL, Oklahoma Ciiy, Educaiion: DIANA DALLAM, Edmond, Educalion. GORDI DANIEL, Slillwaler, Business: PHILLIP DARK, Slillwaler, Agricullure: JAMES DARROUGH, Slillwaler, Business: JAMES DAUBENSPECK, ABS, Lawlong JOHN DAVID, Muskogee, ABS? MARY DAVIDSON, Webb Cily, Educalion: TOME DAVIS, Tulsa, l-lome Ec. NANCY DAVIDSON, Arnell, Home EC.: JACQUELINE DAY, Fairview, A8151 LAWRENCE DAY, Enid, Engineering: CLIFFORD DEAL, May, Agricullure: PATRICIA DEAN, Washinglon, Home Ec.: BRUCE DEARBORN, Seallle, Wash., ABS: LANA DEBA- KEY, Drumrighl, Educalion. Called -' Who Banned Alhzer? We Discussed Every'rhmg Over and Over I+ Seemed JUDITH DECKARD, Oklahoma Cily, Educarion: DIANE DEFOE, Enid, Eclucaiion: MARY DEFRATUS, Sulphur, Educalion: JUDY DEHART, Ardmore, Home Ec.: MICKEY DEHNHARDT, Musko- gee, Engineering: JUDY DEIRO, Yakima, Washinglon, A3157 CHARLES DEKKER, Oswego, N.Y., Agricullure. JIM DELANO, Healdlon, Business: CHARLES DELONG, Sapul- pa. Agriculiure: WESLEY DELOZIER, Slillwaier, Enginering: LIN- DA DEMOSS, Perry, Educalion: TOMMY DENNIS, Okmulgeo, ABQS: MARY DENTICI, Lawlon, Educalion: PHILIP DENTON, Tulsa, ABS. LARRY DEONIER, Broken Arrow, ABS: DAVID DETRICK, Dal- las, Business: JOHN DEUSER, Tulsa, Business: DANNY DICK, Tulsa, Business: JAMES DICKISON, Wealheriord, AES: BAR- BARA DILLON, Enid, Educaliong JERRY DINSMORE, Enid, Business. PATRICIA DIXON, Barilesyille, Business: CAROL DODDS, Mc- Alesler, Educaiiong KATHERINE DOSSEY, Lawron, Home Ec.: MICHAEL DOUGAN, Enid, ABS: ROBERT DOUGLAS, Okla- homa Cily, Educaiion: VICKI DOUGLAS, Midland, Ark., Home EC.: ROY DOUTHITT, Commerce, ABS. MONTE DOVER, Duncan, A8cS: SHEILAH DOWNS, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: DAVID DOYLE, Ponca Cily, ABS: BOBBY DREBENSTEDT, Fairfax, AES: LORRAINE DUCK, London, Ky.. ABS: EARL DUDEK, Willow, Agriculrure: SHERRILL DUFOUR, Tulsa, ABS, MARGARET DUGGER, Tulsa, Business: JANIS DURHAM, El Reno, Home EC.: JOHN DURRETT, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: CAN- DACE DUVALL, Augusla, Ka., Educaliong LINDA DYER, Ana- darko, ABS: LEWIS DYSON, Marlow, Engineering: JAMES EARLY, Medford, Agricullure. RICHARD EAST, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: JUDY EASTER- LING, Burler, Mo., Business: KAREN EASTHAM, Corpus Chrisfi, Texas, ABS: LINDA ECHOLS, Oklahoma Ciry, Educaiion: FRANK EDGAR, Lawion, AHS: DONALD EDMONDS, Clinlon, AHS: BILLY EDWARDS, Duncan, Business. CURT EDWARDS, Tulsa, Business: DUNCAN EDWARDS, Al- berla, Canada, ABS: KEITH EDWARDS, Tulsa, ABS: MICHAEL EDWARDS, Tulsa, Engineering: LONNIE EGGLESTON, Alius, Business: SHARON EHRLE, Tulsa, Home EC.: MIKE EISCHEN, Oklahoma Cily, AHS. JIMMIE ELLIOTT, Oklahoma Cily, Educafion: CLAIBORN EL- LIS, Lawlon, Educaiion: MARY EMILS, Oklahoma Cify, Educa- iion: DON EMMONS, Muskogee, Business: TERRY ENDERLAND, Miami, ABS: STEVEN ENGLE, Tulsa, ABS: PETER ENGSTROM. Berhany, Agriculfure. JANNELL ENMEIER, Marshall, Educaiion: JAN EPPERSON, Oklahoma Ciiy, Home EC.: JANET EPPLER, Wichiia, Ka., Home Ec.: JOE ERCOLANI, Oklahoma Cily, Business: ALICE ERICK- SON, Healdlon, AHS: JAY ESSARY, Ardmore. Educalion: WIL- LIAM ESTES, Miami, Educarion. DAVID ESTRADA, Belhany, Engineering: GORDON EUBANKS, Tulsa, Enginering: THOMAS EUBANKS, Slillwaier, Agricullure: MARGARET EUDALEY, Marlow. Educarionq DAVID EVANS. Slroud, ABS: DWIGHT EVANS, Tulsa, Engineering: JANET EVANS, Slroud, Business. RICHARD EVANS, Agra, Agriculiureg STANLEY EVANS, Okla- homa Cify, ABS: JUDITH FABER, Slillwaler, Business: BILLIE FAIRMAN, Miami, AHS: MARY FALLON, Mouniain View, Home Ec.: LINDA FARISS, Leedey, Home EC.: DAVID FARMER, For? Cobb, Agricullure, HENRY FARRAR, Roosevell, Educaiion: GLORIA FARRIS, Okla- homa Ciry, Educalion: DAVID FENELL, Ramey, AFB, Puerro Rico. ABS: HAL FERGUSON, Freedom, Educalion: ROY FERGUSON. Shawnee, Business: ROBERT FEWEL, Barllesville, Business: KEN- NETH WESLEY, Cushing, Engineering. ANITA FICKEN, Marshall, Home EC.: THOMAS FICKER, Oueens Village, N.Y., Home Ec.: ABRAHAM FIELDS, Tulsa, Engineer- ing: WILLIAM FINLEY, Anllers, A8151 DONALD FIOLLE, Wa- longa, Business: DAVIS FISHER, Slillwaler, Business: GLENDA FITE, Okmulgee, Educarion. MARY FITTER, Holloman AFB, N, Mex., Home EC.: DAVID FITZ- GERALD, Elmore Cily, ABS: JEANNE FLEMIN6, Larnecl, Ka.. Business: JAMES FLETCHER, Tulsa, ABS: PATRICIA FOLEY, Perrylon, Texas, Home EC.: TOM FOLGATE, Village, AES: ROB- INSON FORD, Hugo, Business. LEROY FORE, Clioclaw, Business: JUDY FORSHEE, Ponca Cily, Educalion: BART FOSTER, Slillwaler, Engineering: VICKIE FOS- TER, Lawlon, Educalion: GARY FOURTNER, Buller, Agricullure: FRED FOWLER, Enid, Business: JUDITH FOWLER, Okmulgee, Educalion. FRED FOZZARD, Porlland, Oregon, Educalion: HARRY FRAN- CIS, Kingfisher, Agricullure: DONALD FRANKENBERG, Lind- say, Agricullure: JEAN FREDRICKSON, Oklalnoma Cily, ABS: GENE FREEMAN, Barllesville, AES: EILEEN FREEMAN, Tulsa, AES: LYNN FREEMAN, Vinila, Engineering. STEVEN FREEMAN, Duranl, Engineering: PENNY FRIEND, Bow- ring, Home EC.: ANGELA FRISBIE, Miami, Home EC.: JACQUE- LINE FROST, Tulsa, Educalion: JOHN FRUENDT, Edmond, Ag- ricullure: LOVIA FUQUA, Cushing, Business: REX FURR, Aloka, Business. JAMES GABELSBERG, Enid, Engineering: VIRGINIA GAGE, Slillwaler, AES: MORRIS GALLOWAY, Oklahoma Cily, A3157 BEVERLY GARDINER, Garden Cily, Ka., AHS: JOHN GARD- NER, Newkirk, Business: LINDA GARNER, Slillwaler, Educalion: JOHN GAROFALO, Florai Park, N.Y., A84S. ANN GARRETT, Sand Springs, Educalion: GILDA GARRETF, Clwickaslma, ABS: LARRY GATEWOOD, Wyandolle, Agricullurc: JODY GATTIS, Overland Park, Ka., Educalion: PAT GAWF, Eulaula, Educalion: HAL GAZAWAY, Funean, Alaska, AHS: DONALD GEARING, Brockporl, N.Y., Agricullure. CHARLES GENTHE, Beflwany, ABS: WILLIAM GENTRY, Du- ranl, Engineering: NEIL GEPPELT, Tulsa, ASS: CHARLES GIB- SON, Tulsa, AHS: LARRY GIBSON, Delaware, Business: VIR- GINIA GIESEL, Slillwaler, ASS: SHERRY GILES, Clinlon, Edu- calion. BRUCE GILILLAND, Clinlon, Business: GARY GILL, Barlles- ville, Engineering: JAMES GILL, lvlidwesl' Cily, Business: LES- LIE GLASS. Tulsa, Educalion: LEONARD GLECKEL, Albany, N.Y., Home EC.: GLENDA GODWIN, Ponca Cily, ABS: JAN GOERTZEN, Norman, Home Ec. EDWARD GOOCH, Allus, Agricullure: GREG GOODEN, Tul- sa, Business: DANA GOODSON, Del Ciry, Educalion: ALLEN GOODWIN, Tulsa, ABS: STEPHEN GOODWIN, Tulsa, Buisiness: GUY GORDEN, ldabel, AHS: PHILLIP GORDIN, Barrlesville, Engineering. TOM GORRELL, Tulsa, Educalion: ALLEN GOSS, Cuslning, Busi- ness: PEGGY GOUGE, Oklahoma Cily, AHS: SHERRI GRAGG. Edmond, ABS: DONNA GRAHAM, Sapulpa, AES: GAIL GRANTHAM, Oklahoma Cilry, Educalion: MARILYN GRAU- MANN, Hubert Educalion. EDDIE GRAVES, Elmer, ABS: JOE GRAVES, Florence, Ala., Agricullure: DONALD GREEN, Marlow, Business: SHARON GREEN, Oklalnoma Cily, Educalion: NANCY GREEN, Red Rock, Home EC.: TOMMY GREEN, Ponca Cily, AXUS: MARY GREENE, Barllesville, ABS. ALWYN GREER, Cushing, AES: BOBBYE GREER, Midwesl Cily, Home EC.: JOHN GREGG, Oklalnorna Cily, Engineering: WIL- LIAM GREED, Wilburlon, Engineering: GLENNIE GREGORY, Tulsa, ASS: FRANCES GRETHEN, Elk Cify, Business: JOE GRIF- FIN, Abilene, Texas, Agricullure. JUNIGRS JUNIORS l . i l GARY GRIFFITH, Gulhrie, Engineering: PHYLLIS GRIGAR, Tul- sa, Home Ec.: CURTIS GULLEY, Barllesville, Business: TIMOTHY GUM, Texhoma, Engineering: CAROLE GUMM, Cushing, AFS: WALTER GUND, Bixby, Agricullure: DIANNE GUNN, Tulra, ABS. GEORGE GUNN, Oklahoma Cily, Business: JUDY GUNTER, Rosevell, Business: JOHN GUSTOFSON, Worcesler, Mass., Agricullure: JOHN HACKETT, Slillwaler, A8iS: DANICE HAIG- LER, Walonga, Home Ec.: CURTIS HAIRE, Lawlon, Educalion: ALYSON HALL, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion. CHARLES HALL, Beaver, Educalion: DAVID HALL, Brownwood, Texas, Engineering: GAYLE HALL, Jenks, Home Ec.: MARK HALL, Duncan, AXS: ANN HALLIBURTON, Eorl Smilh, Ark., Educalion: MUMTAZ HAMADNI, Nabalieh, Lebanon, Business: LANA HAMILTON, Tulsa, Business. CALVIN HAMMACK, Hooker, Engineering: LINDA HAM- MOND, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.: WILLIAM HAMPTON, Ok- lahoma Cily, Business: EDYTH HAMRICK, Oklahoma Cily, Ed- ucafion: GWENDOLYN HANGER, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: CYNTHIA HANKIN, Soulhwich, Mass., Educalion: LARRY HANKLA, Boise Cily, AHS. JAREL HANSEN, Woodward, A8152 KAREN HANSON, McAl- esler, Educalion: MARGARET HAPKE, Oklahoma Cify, AES: MARY HARBERT, Tishomingo, Home Ec.: KENNETH HARD- CASTLE, Tulsa, Business: JAMES HARDER II, Ardmore, Busi- ness: JOHN HARMON, Lawlon, AES. JON HARPER, Sapulpa, Engineering: DAVID HARRIS, Tulsa, A8fS: KENDRA HARRIS, Oklahoma Cily,A81S: SUSAN HARRIS, Tulsa, Educalion: FRANK HARRISON, Fairfax, Va., Agricullure: JANET HARRISS, Oklahoma Cily, A8151 KRISTIN HARRY, Ok- Inhoma Cily, AES. VIVIAN HART, Glen Ellyn, III., Home Ec.: BRUCE HARTMAN, Colleyville, Ka., Home Ec.: LEE HASKIN, Enifl, Business: ME- LINDA HAUG, Newporl Beach, Calil., Home Ec.: FRANCIS HAWPE, Tulsa, AES: CLAYTON HAYES, Oklahoma Cily, AHS: ELLEN HAYNHURST, Pauls Valley, AES. JANIE HAZALEUS, Newkirk, Home Ee: HEATHER HEATH. Ocala, Ela., AES: GAIL HEATH, Welumka, AES: PAM HEATH, Del Cily, Educalion: ALLAN HECK, Tulsa, ABS: RONALD HECK, Ponca Cily, Business: LAWRENCE HECKMAN, Tulsa. ASS. BRITA HEDLUND, Elk Cily, Ezlucalion: JOHN HEINY, Goosl- land, Ka., Business: JO ELLA HEMPHILL, Sfillwafer, Home Ec.: CHERYL HENDREN, Oklahoma Cily, Business: SUSAN HENKE, Gulhrie, Eclucalion: MICHAEL HENRY, Tulsa, Business: LINDA HENSLEY, Tulsa, Home Ec. VICKI HEPNER, Galva, Ill., Educalion: JEANNETTE HERBERT, Eairmonl, Home Ec.: JAKE HESS, McLean, Texas, Agriculture: DARLENE HEY, Oklahoma Cify, Educalion: JACK HICKS, Oklahoma Cily, Business: BRYON HIGGS, Ulysses, Ka., Agri- cullure: CHARLES HILL, ldabel, Business. DORIS HILL, Frederick, ABS: JERRY HILL, Harrah, A8152 LIN- DA HILL, Oklahoma Cily, AHS: MICHAEL HILL, Oklahoma Cily, Business: ROBERT HILSENROTH, Belhessla, Mal., Agri- cullure: GARY HINES, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.: HOWARD HINTON, Tulsa, Engineering. ROBERT HIRSCH, Alamosa, Colo., Business: SANDRA HIR- SCHY, Barllesville, Educalion: JANE HITCH, Guymon, AES: CECIL HOAR, Ponsl Creek, ABS: RONNIE HOBSON, Okla- homa Cily, Business: BENNY HOCKERSMITH, Sawyer, Engineer- ing: LARRY HODGSON, Oklahoma Cily, AES. JERRY HOLDER, Tulsa, Business: PHILIP HOLEMAN, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: TIM HOLLAND, Enid, Agricullure: NANCY HOLLIS, Barllesyille, Educalion: SUSAN HOLMES, Maysville, AES: WILLIAM HOOKS, Casper, Wyo., Business: JACQUE- LYN HOPE, Oklahoma Cify, AHS. The Solulion 'ro 'rhe Parking Problem Ban Cars DAVID HOPFER, Gulhrie, Agricullure: BRIAN HORINEK, New- kirk, Agricullure: SAMUEL HOUSTON, Alva, Agricullure: MARSHA HOWARD, Okmulgee, Home EC.: WILLIAM HOW- ARD, Tulsa, Business: STEVE HOWE, Sulphur, Agricullure: GLENDA HOWELL, Checolah. Educalion. CAROLYN HOWSER, I-lunlsville, Ala., Educalion: DIANNE HUBBARD, Braman, ABS: KATHERINE HUBBARD, Frederick, Educalion: RALPH HUCHTEMAN, Aologah, AES: JAMES HUD- SON, Enid, Business: KATHIE HUGGARD, Piedmonl, Home Ec.: ARALYN HUGHES, Elk Cilry, Home Ec. MARKAY HUGHES, Fairfax, Educalion: LAWRENCE HULL, Tulsa, ABS: JERRY HUMBLE, Midwesl Cily, Educalion: RON- ALD HUMWAY, Oklahoma Cily, Business: ROBERT HURLEY, Chickasha, Engineering: PAUL HUSTON, Enid, Educalion: JAMES HUTCHENS, Commerce, Engineering. JANICO HUTCHISON, Seneca, Mo., Educalion: NANCY IR- WIN, Slillwaler, ABS: PAULA IRWIN, Kaw Cily, Educalion: DOUGLAS JACKSON, Amarillo, Texas, ABS: KERRY JACK- SON, Pryor, Home Ec.: CHARLES JAMES, Enid, Engineering: ROBERT JARRELL, Oklahoma Clly, AES. FRANCIS JAY, Slillwaler, Business: RALPH JEFFREY, Temple, Educalion: RICHARD JENKS, Tulsa, AHS: LAWRENCE JEN- SEN, Broken Arrow, Engineering: DWAIN JINDRA, Kingfisher, Agricullure: BOBBY JOHNSON, Malakofl, Texas, Educalion: DENNIS JOHNSON, Allon, Agricullure. JUDY JOHNSON, Elk Cily, Educafion: MICHAEL JOHNSON. Oklahoma Cily, ABS: TERRY JOHNSON, Tulsa, Engineering: TOMMY JOHNSON, Ryan, Business: MARTHA JOHNSTON, Newporl, Ark., Home EC.: CHARLES JOHNSTON, Lillle Rack, Ark., ABS: DONALD JOHNSTON, Cusler, ABS. LARRY JOHNSTON, Tulsa, Business: MARSHA JOHNSTON, Fairlax, Home EC.: CHARLIE JONES, Ryan, ABS: CHARLES JONES, Ardmore, ABS: JANET JONES, Oklahoma Cily, AXIS: JAY JONES III, Tulsa, Agricullure: JOHNNY JONES, Barlles- yille, Engineering. CHIP JONES, Barllesyille, Engineering: WAYNE JONES, Hunl- inglon, Ver., Educalion: CHARLES JUNG, Waukomis, Business: JUDY JUST, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: ROGER KALHOEFER, Medord, Business: DOROTHY KANELAKOS, Arkansas Cily, Ka., AES: CONNIE KANTZER, Tulsa, Educalion. KATHERINE KARBAN, Waukomis, Home Ec.: HOWARD KATZ, Barllesville, ABS: NANCY KAYS, Slillwaler, Home EC.: SEWALL KEALIHER, Helena, ABS: FRANCIS KECK, Tulsa, Educalion: GREG KEELER, Slillwaler, ABS: ELEANOR KELLER, Slillwaler, ASS. BARBARA KELLEY, Lawlon, Buiness: RONALD KELLING, Bar- lesville, ABS: JAMES KELLEY, Davidson, AES: GEORGIA KEM- NITZ, Tulsa, ASS: CHARLES KENNEDY, Mulual, A8151 JENEE KENREIGH, Miami, Educalion: GLINDA KERNAGHAN, Okla- homa Cily, Business. CRAIG KESLER, Fairfax, Business: LYNN KETCHAM, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: MARY KEY, Chandler, ABS: CARLYN KEYES, Midwesl' Cily, AXIS: BARRY KILFOY, Belhany, Engineering: KELLY KILLOUGH, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: CONNIE KINDSCHI, Orlando, Educalion. HARREL KING, Lawlon, ABS: KARA KINNICK, Slillwaler, ABS: JAMES KIRK, Oklahoma Cily, AES: MICHAEL KIRST, Tulsa. Home Ec.: JOE KIRTLEY, Okeene, ABS: KAREN KISNER, Tulsa, Educalion: KENT KISTLER, Oklahoma Cily, Business. GEORGE KIZER, Ames, Iowa, Engineering: BEVERLY KLENDA, Tulsa, ABS: BRUCE KLINE, Cushing, Engineering: DONALD KLOVSTAD, Fl. Worlh, Texas, Business: ANDY KNAPP, Mc- Cloud, Business: JAMES KNAPP, Ord, Neo, Agricullureg JEN- NIFER KNIGHT, Oklahoma Cily, Business. Ancl Lines Walled To Gel In 'rlwe Classroom Building DON KNOWLES, Teshoma, Enqineerinq: JAMES KNOX, Wil- low, Eilucalion: SAUNDRA KOCH, Elk Cily, Business: EMELIA KOERNER, Mineo, Home Ecx ROLAND KOSESHATU, Vfalfers, Agricullure: PAT KROGER, Greeley, Colo., AHS' PAUL KRUS- KA, Granile, Aqricullure. HARRIET KUYKENDALL, Tulsa, Educalioni ROBERT LABASS, Tulsa. AES: JEAN LAFEVERS, McAlesler, Business: CHARLES LAGRONE, Tulsa, ABS: RICHARD LANCASTER, Duranl, En qineerinq: CHARLES LANDRY, Lawlon, Engineering: DOROTHY LANDSMAN, Lillle Rock, Ark., Business. JERRY LANE, Midwesl Cily, Home Ec.: CHRISTINE LANIE, Manchesler, Home Ec.: CAROL LANSDOWN, Ponca Cily, ABS: RALPH LANI1, Midwesl Cily, AXIS: ROE LAPORTE, Hennen- say, AXIS: ROBERT LARSON, Madison, Vficc., AXIS: LEXIE LAS- SLEY, Yale, Educalion. PATRICIA LAUGHLIN, Yale, Educalion: CHARLOTTE LAW- LESS, Miami, Eclucafion: SANDRA LAWRENCE, Chandler, Ecl- ucafion: JAMES LAWSON, Pauls Valley, Aqricullure: PEGGY LEAK, Muskogee, ABS: PAMELA LEDDEN, Oklahoma Ciiy, AHS: FRED LEE, Muljrow, Business. NANCY LEES, Tulsa, ABS: ROBERT LEIGH, Slillwalar, Business: TOM LEKAWSKI, Belhany, Engineerinq: MARCIA LEMASTER, Tulsa, Elucalion: ROBERTA LEMMON, Veralen, Educalion: SHARYN LEVANN, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: JOHN LEWIS, Carlhaqe, Mo., Enoineerinq. LEON LEWIS, Slillwaler, ABS: ROBERT LEWIS, Tulum, Engineer- inq: SUSAN LEWIS, Slillwaler, ABS: THOMAS LEWIS, Alma, Business: KAREN LIABOE, Barllesyille, ABS: LINDA LIGHT- FOOT, Shawnee. ABS: ALBERT LILLY, So. Omaha, Neo, Busi- ness. GEORGE LLEWELLYN, Tulsa, Engineering: LOUIS LOEFFLER, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: JAMES LOEPP, Tomlin, ABS' JED LOHMANN, Slillwaler, Engineering: LINDA LOOMAN, Black- well, ABIS: JAMES LORENZ, Clinlon. Afgricullure: BRIAN LOT- VEN, Tulsa, Educalion. GENE LOVEL, Slillwaler, ABS' RICHARD LOVELAND, Hender- sonville, N.C., Aqricullure: JOHN LOWERISON, Tulsa, ABS: CLOYANN LOWRIE, Mulha'l, Home EC.: TOM LUCAS, Bullalo, Aqricullurei DAVID LUNDY, Midwesl Cily, ABS: JUDY LUNDY, Tulsa, Educalion. JAMESE LUTONSKY, Cyril, Aqricullure: NITA LYNCH, Bar- llesville. Educalion: GARY MADISON, Ponca Ciif, Business: JOHN MAHAN, Del Cily, AES: JUDITH lvIA1LCI'Il, Miami AES: JUDY MALLETT, Blackwell, ABS: JOHN MALONOY. Cushing, Business. CAROLYN MALY, Texarkana, Texas, ABS: WILLIAM MANDLE- BAUM, Barllesville, Aoricul,ure: CHARLOTTE MANNING, Grove, Educalion: MARJEAN MARECK, Tulsa, Business: MARY MARKS, Oklahoma Cily, AHS: KAY MARCH, Tulsa, Busi- ness: DELORIS MARLOW, Soulh Colleyville, Eluca.ion. JAMES MARR, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: ANN MARSHALL, Ei- rnond, Eclucalion: ROBERT MARSHALL, Weslmonl, NJ., Home Ec.: GARY MARTIN, Ponca Cily, AES: DENNIS MARTIN, Searcy, Ark., Aqricullurei MIKE MARTIN, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: MARCIA MASON, Ringwood, AXQS. BARBARA MASSEY, Guymon, A8fS: JARREL MAXWELL, Mann- lord, Business: MARILYN MAYES, Tonkawa, Home Ec.: RICH- ARD MAYEAX, Oklahoma Cily. AHS: THOMAS MCALISTER. Sl. Wellinqlon, Ka., Educalion: CHARLENE MCCAIN, Madill, AHS: JAMES MCCANDLESS, Honolulu, Hawaii, Agricullure. CHARLES MCCARTY, Charleskvn, S. Carolina, Engineering: DA- VID MCCARTY, Oklahoma Cify. Bufiness: LINDA MCCARTY, Tulsa, Home Ec.: GLORIA MCCASKILL, Tulsa, ABS: MICHAEL MCCAULEY, Oklahoma Cily, AES: WILLIAM MCCLURE, Fay- elleyille, N,Y,, ABS: LARRY MCCORD, Duncan, ABS. JUDY MCCORKLE, Duncan, ABS: FRANCIS MCCORMICK- Collinsville, Aqriciffure: PATRICK MCCOY, Enid, Business: TER- RY MQCOY, Wallers, Engineering: KATHY MCCRIEGHT, Heald- lon, ABS: CHARLES MCDONALD, Oklahoma Cilv, AES: GARY MCDONALD, Tulsa, AES. LOUANN MCDOUGAL, Chickasha, Business: KENNETH Mc- ENTIRE, Broken Arrow, ABS: CAROLE MCGEE, Pauls Valley, Home EC.: WILMA MCGEEHON, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: WILMA MCGIMPSEY, Vinila, Business: BOB MCGLAUN, Bor- qer, Texas, Business: CARLA MCGOWEN, Beaver, AHS. JAMES MCGOWEN, Beaver, Business: GLENN MCGUFFIE, Burns Elal, Business: JOHN MCINTOSH, Tulsa, Enqineerinq: LARRY MQKANE, Oklahoma Cilv, AHS: MAX McKEE, Ponca Cilv, A8151 ALICE McKEOWN, Midwesl Cilv, ASS: GRAIG McKlNLEY, Elmore Cilv, Aqricullure. PERRY MCKINLEY, McLoud, Aqricullure: RICHARD MCKIN- LEY, Chandler, Agrieullure: RITA MCKINLEY, Mooreland, ABS: SUE MCKINSTER, Norlh Plalle, Neb., Educalion: DAVID Mc- MAHAN, Oklahoma Cily, Aqricullure: MARILYN MCMILLEN. Slillwaler, Educalion: MICHAEL MCNATT, Oklahoma Cilv, En- qineerinq. LANNIE MCNEILL, Tulsa, Engineering: NANCY MCNEW, Okla- homa Cily, Business: JERRY MCPEAK, Checolah, Aqricullure: THOMAS MCPHERSON, Golden, Colo., ABS: ROBERT MEACH- AM, McAlisler, ABS: MIKE MEADOWS, San Anlonio, Texas, Business: PAT MEHAFFIE, Downers Grove, llI,, Engineering, J. R. MEINDERS, El Reno, Enqineerinq: RUTH MELLIES, Hous- lon, Texas, Educalion: MARILYN MENGEDOHT, Eremonl, Nelo., Horne Ee.: LYNN MENNEM, Medford, Aqricullure: JOE MER- RITT, Oklahoma Cily, AHS: MICHAEL MERTENS, Oklahoma Cilv, Business: JOEL MESH, Oueens, N.Y., Home Ee. WAYNE MEYER, Kremlin, Aqricullure: EDWIN MEYERS, El. Cololo, AXIS: JUDITH MEYERS, Oklahoma Cilv, AHS: DIANNE MICHAEL, Tonkawa, Home EC.: JOHN MICHAEL, Pond Creek, ABS: JOE MILLAR, Oklahoma Cifv AHS: CHARLOTTE MILLER, Mulhall, Business. DONNA MILLER, Oklahoma Ciiv, Educalion: RANDALL MILL- ER, Tulsa, ABS: TONI MILLER, Alva, AES: LEONARD MILL- WARD, Aurora, Colo.. ABS: SHARRON MILNER, Slillwaler, Business: DE MINER, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: LARRY MINNICK, Tulsa, ABS. MARE MINOFF, Brooklyn, N.Y., Home EC.: CHERYL MINTER, Oklahoma Cilv, Business: MARCIA MINTON, Tulsa, AES: LIN- DA MISENHEIMER, Tulsa, Educafion: KENNETH MITCHELL. Wilson, Business: LINDA MITTELSTET, Aline, Home EC.: JEAN MIX, Jenks, Home Ee. JAMES MIZELL, Cowela, AHS: ROSEMARY MONAHAN, Fair- view, Home EC.: JOSEPH MONTALBANO, New York, N.Y. Home Ee.: JANET MONTGOMERY, Nowala, Business: RAY- MOND MONTGOMERY, Miami, Eiuoalion: CHARLES MOORE, Barllesville, AES: COLLEEN MOORE, Cambridge, Nels., Educa- iion. DONALD MOORE, Hominv, ABS: DONALD MOORE, Forum, Engineering: EILEEN MOORE, Tulsa, Educalion: MICHAEL MOORE, Pryor, AHS: PATRICIA MOORE, Mounds, Home EC.: ROBERT MOORE, Ardmore. Enqineerinq: WILLIAM MOORE, Pueblo, Colon AHS. THOMAS MORAN, Tulsa, Business: CALVIN MOORELAND, Beaver, AES: SUZANNE MORGAN, Tulsa, ABS: BILL MORRIS, Chickasha, Business: DAVID MORRIS, Chandler. Business: WILL- IAM MORRIS, Lawlon, Business: JOHNNIE MORRISON, Dav- enporl. Business. SUE ANN MORRISON, Miami, l-lame Ee.: RAYMOND MOR- RISSETTE, Slillwaler, Aqricullure: NANCY MORRISSEY, Arkan- sas Cily, Ka., Business: TROY MORROW, Hollis, Business: AU- DREY MOTLEY, I-lollis, ABS: MICHAEL MOTT, Arkansas Cilv. Ka., ABS: JOHN MOUNTS, Enid, Enoineerira. JUNIORS JUNIORS l i I RONALD MOURER, Tonkawa, ABS: ROSS MOYER, Barlles- ville, Business: CONSTANCE MOYERS, Drummond, Horne Ei.: LARRY MUEGGENBORG, Okarclne Business: JAMES MUEL- LER, Adair, Engineering: SUSAN MUELLER, Cleveland, Home EC.: JOHN MULLEN, Inala, Engineering. MARSHALL MUNGLE, Aloka, Agricullure: MERRY MUNSCH, Barrlesville, ABS: RAYMOND MURPHY, Tulsa, Business: JOHN MURRAY, Penfield, N.Y., Business: MICHAEL MUSTAIN, Law- ron, ABS: ROBERT NAIL, Vinila, ABS: MARY NALL, Boise Ciry, AHS. RICHARD NASH, Slwidler. ABS: SALLY NEAS, Broken Arrow, Business: DENNY NELSON, Alilon, Educalion: DAVID NELSON, Tulsa, ABS: JAMES NELSON, Oklalioma Cily, A8157 JUDITH NELSON, Clnickaslwa, ABS' GEORGE NEMECEK, Noble, Agri- cullure. BRENDA NEUMANN, Oklahoma Cily, Business: GERALD NEU- WIRTH, Mr. View, ABS: DANIEL NEWMAN, El Reno, A8157 MARIAN NEWMAN, Glencoe, Educalion: BARBARA NICHOLS, Oklalworna Cily. Business: DONNA NICHOLS, Slillwaler, En- gineering: DENIS NICOLAYSEN, Franklin Lakes, N.J., En- gineering, CAROLYN NIEBRUEGGE, Snyder, Business: MARY NIEMANN, Ponca Ciiy, Educalion: JAMES NIVISON, Enid, Business: CHARLES NOBLE, Oklalworna Cily, Business, CYNTHIA NOR- MAN, Grandiield, Horne EC.: NANCY NORRIS, Slwenandoaln, Iowa, ABS: PATRICIA NORRIS, Tulsa, Educafion. PATRICIA NORRIS, Kildare, ABS: WILLIAM NORRIS, Tulsa: AES: JOHN NORWOOD, Clwecolaln: ABS: BILLIE NOWABBI, Talilnana, Home Ee.: RICHARD NOWLIN, Yukon, Business: RAN- DALL NUNLEY, Enid, Engineering: LONNIE NUSZ, Okeene Engineering. PATRICIA O'DONNELL, Broken Arrow, Business: WENDELL OGDEN, Ponca Cily, ABS: JOHN OGILBEE, Lawlon, Business: JAMES O'HARA, Elk Cily, Agriculrure: ROBERT O'KELLEY, Cuslning, ABS' ROBERT O'KELLEY, Lawlor, Business: SUZANNE OLDENSTADT, Bulnler Ka., ABS. JOHN OLDHAM, Garber, Agriculture: CARL OLSON, Lex- ingrcn, Agricullure: ROBERT OLSON, Minneapolis, Minn., Ag- ricullure: KEN ONTKO, Oklaliorna Ciiy, ASS: SHIRLEY O'- REILLY, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: RON O'RICCHIO, Spaila. N.J.. Home EC.: GERALD O'ROURKE, Lillleron, Colo., ABS. MARJORIE ORR, Wellinglon, Texas, ABS: KENNETH OSH- EL, Alva, Agricullure: MICHAEL O'TOOLE, Slillwaler, Business: JEFFREY OVERLAND, Poslville, Iowa, Engineering: EVERETT OWEN, Barilesville, Engineering: JANET REED, Barllesville, Educalion: MARGARET REED, Barllesville, ABS. STEVE REED, Srillwarer, Business: MONTE REESE, Moreland, Agriculiure: FORREST REEVES, Tulsa, Engineering' KAREN REID, Dale, Educariong LENITA REID, Nash, Home EC.: STEPHEN REILLY, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: JEANS REINS, Tulsa, Home Ec. JERRY REMINGTON, Covinglon, Business: DONALD RENNER, Loyal, AHS: DANNY REYNOLDS, Miami, Engineering: MAUR- ICE RHEAM, Ponca Cily, Educalion: BOB RICE, Dill, Business: NICHOLAS RICHARDSON, Barilesville, Business: PAULA RICHARDSON, Wynnewood, AHS. DAVID RICKER, Oklalnorna Cily, Engineering: GEORGE RICK- ER, Wakila, Business: MARSHA RICKEY, Oklalworna Cily, ESI- ucalion: ANNE RIDDLE, Allus, A8157 TERRY RIDDLE, Lawlon, Educalion: KRISTIN RIEBEL, Oklaliorna Cily, Business: CLAUDIA RIEMANN, I-Iunler, l-lorne Ee. CHARLES RIGBY, Guyrnon, Engineering: DENNIS RIGGS, Tonkawa, Business: CAROL RILEY, Oklalnorna Cily, ABS: DAN- NY RILEY, Ponca Cily, Business: JACK RILEY, Duranr, Business: DON RIMER, Lawion, Educalion: MARY RINK, Perry, ABS. And S+iII +I'ie Lines Grew, Even 'ro Hue Waier Founlain MARILYN ROADS, Enid, Home Ec.: ROBERT ROARK, Okla- lnorna Cily, ABS, FRANKIE ROBBINS, Medford, Engineering' BETTU ROBERTS, Moore. Horne Ec., DOROTHY ROBERTS, Si- loam Springs, Ark., Home Ec., COY ROBINSON, Broken Arrow, Home Ec., DARRELL ROBINSON, Tulsa, Business. DON ROBINSON, Boise Cily, ABS, J. ROBINSON, Spring Val- ley, Calif., Educalion, PAULA ROBINSON, Morrison, Business, RONALD ROBINSON, Hunler, Agricullure, EUGENE ROBLYER, Oklaliorna Cily, Home Ec., BRENDA RODERICK, Garden Cily, Educalion, BILL RODGERS, Tulsa, ABS. MICHAEL RODERS, Oklalnorna Ciiy, AES, SHARON ROEDER- ER, Ml, Pleasanl, Iowa, Educarion, NANCY ROESCH, Elk Cily, Business, EDWINA PALMER, Tulsa, Educalion, EARNEST PARK- ER, Lindsay, Agricullure, DALE PARKS, Tulsa, ABS, JAMES PARMLEY, Wyandolle, Agricullure. GOLI PARTOVI, Oklalioma Cily, Home Ec., SAMUEL PASCH- AL, Oklahoma Cily, Business, DON PATE, Oklahoma Cily, Agri- cullure, SHARON PATE, Carlsbad, N.M., Business, CAROLYN PATILLO, Miami, Educalion, ROZEN PATMON, Crescenf, ABS, JAMES PATTON, Tulsa, ABS. TERRY PAT-TON, Ardmore, ABS, DON PAULSON, Dana, Iowa, Home Ec., BEVERLY PAYNE, Tulsa, Educalion, KENYAN PEAR- SON, Oklaiioma Cily, Home Ea., OTIS PEARSON, Oklalnoma Cily, ABS, FRANCES PEDDY, Ardmore, Home Ec.7 JOHN PEEPER, Apaclne, Agricullure. HELEN PELLITER, Rocliesler, N.Y., Educalion, RICHARD PEN- DLETON, Tulsa, Engineering, DALE PENNINGTON, Tulsa, En- gineering, LARRY PENNINGTON, Vinila, Business, RUTH ANN PENNINGTON, Oklalioma Cily, Home Ec., SUSAN PERRINE. Tulsa, Educalion, MICHAEL PETRILLA, Tulsa, Business. DIANE PEYTON, Oklalnorna Cily, Home Ec., PACHARI PHA- DUNGCHAI, Bangkok, Tliailand, Business, RICHARD PHARISS, Barllesyille, Engineering, KAREN PHELPS, Purcell, ABS, DAVID PICKRELL, Tiplon. Business, RICHARD PIERCE, Oklaliorna Ciiy, ABS, GARY PINKSTON, Cliickaslia, Business. PAUL PIPES, Commerce, ABS, MAX PISCHEL, Oklalioma Cily, Business, JOSEPH PITER. Yale, Business, FRED PONTESSO, El Reno, Engineering, DAVID POPE, Loyal, Engineering, DONALD PORTER, EI Reno, Engineering, MARGARET POSEY, Midwesl Cily, ABS. LARRY POTTER, Sapulpa, ABS, TERRELL POTTS, Barilesville. Engineering, RICHARD POUNDS, Oklalioma Cily, ALS, BAR- BARA POWELL, Lawlon, Educalion, MELBA POWELL, Oklalio- rna Ciry, Eclucalion, SAM POWELL, Tulsa, Engineering, LARRY PRATER, El Reno, ABS. SANDRA PRESTON, Tulsa, Home Ec., DON PRIBOTH, Nardin, Agriculiure, KENNETH PRICE, Duncan, Business, NANCY PRICE, Coalgale, ABS, SHARON PRUETT, Rancllell, Home Ec., LAR- RY PRUITT, Frederick, Engineering, EARL PURCELL, Slillwaler. ASS. GERALD PURSELL, Tulsa, Engineering, CHARLES PURTLE, Pres- coll, Ark., Agriculiure, MARVIN RABA, Oklalnoma Cily, ABS, JAMES RADER, Tulsa, Horne Ec., JIM RAGER, Oklaliorna Cily, Business, JANET RAGLAND, Harlslnone, ABS, WAPEED RAH- HAL, Beoiul, Lebanon, ABS. JAMES RAINWATER, Tulsa, Engineering: BENTLEY RANDALL. Buiclalo, ASS: JOHN RANDLE, Oklaliorna Ciry, Engineering: JOE RANKIN, Oklalwoma Cily, ABS, RITA RANSON, Eairyiew, Eclucalion, DONALD RAPER, Oklaliorna Cily, Educalion, RON- ALD RAPER, Oklaliorna Cily, Educalion. MICHELE RATLIFF, Oklaliorna Cily, A8157 JAMES REAGER. Wilburion, Engineering, THOMAS REARDON, Berlripage, N.Y., Educalion, MARTHA ROGERS, I-lulberl, Home Ec., DOUGLAS ROHDE, Barllesyille. Engineering, STEPHEN RONCK, Er-id, AXIS: LYNN RONEY, SlillwaLer, ABS. Jumors Lamen+ Loves Labor Los+, or Was I+? JANICE ROOKS, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business: RICKIE ROSE, Moore, Engineering: BARBARA ROSS, Chickasha, ABS: MARTA ROSS, Newkirk, AES: ALAN ROUTH, Oklahoma Ciry, Engineer- ing: GLORIA RUBAC, Oklahoma City, AHS: JANICE RU- DOLPH, Miami, AHS. GLEN RUMSEY, Norristown, Pa., Engineering: FRANK RUSH, Meens, Agricullure: JOHN RUSSELL, Enisl, AES: ROGER RUS- SO. Syracuse, N.Y., Engineering: ROBERT RUTHART, Millers- ville, Home EC.: KATHERINE SALWAECHTER, Carmen, Ejuca- lioni NANCY SAMUELSON, Oklahoma Cily, Eclucalion. EVELYN SANDERS, Muskogee, AES: JOHN SATTEREIELD, Whilefield, Agricullure: JOHN SAVTER, Norlhamplcn, Mass., Home Ec.: LINDA SCHELLACK, Tu'sa, Educalion: JANE SCHIL- LER, Arkansas Cily, Ka., ABS: JANIE SCHNEIDER, Ponca Cily, ABS: LILLIAN SCHOELEN, Kingfisher. ABS. SAM SCHOHL, Ocala, Pla., Business: SHARON SCHOLLEN- BARGER, Shailuck, Educalion: KAY SCHONES, Oklahoma Cily, AES: GARY SCHROEDER, Adams, Elucalion: HOWARD SCHULMAN, Alloany, N.Y., Business: CHERYL SCHULTZ, Bil- lings, Educalion: JOHN SCHUSTER, Chesierifielj, Mo., Home Ec. JAMES SCHWARZ, Okarche, Business: ROBERT SCHWARTZ, Anllers, Agricullure: BEVERLY SCOTT, Pay, ABS: CAROL SCOTT, Siillwaler, Educalion: JOHN SCOTT, Oklahoma Ciiy, ABS: KATHAREINE SEEM, Barilesyille, AHS: LAWRENCE SEIBLE, N.Y., N.Y., Home Ec. ANTHONY SEPE, Wesffield, N.J., ABS: ANNE SEWELL. Shreveporf, La., ABS: KAREN SHADDOX, Dallas, Texas, Home EC.: ROBERT SHAFER, Prior, Business: RICHARD SHANAHAN, Gufhrie, ASS: KAY SHARP, Elk Ciiy, Home Ec.: TERRY SHAW, Burlingion, Agricullure. JAMES SHAY, Tulfle, Engineering: LINDA SHEA, Oklahoma Cily, Educaiion: KAREN SHEEGOG, Pauls Valley, Business: IRWIN SHELTON, Oklahoma Cify, Engineering: RICHARD SHEPHERD,Lake Providence, La., Agricullure: KAREN SHER- RILL, Midwesl Ciiy, Educalion: DONNA SHIDLER, Oklahoma Cily, AHS. DAVID SHIELDS, Ponca City, EJuca+ion: STEVEN SHRIVER, Midwesf Cily, Agricullure: LEE SIEGISMUND, Tulsa, ABS? TERRY SILKEY, Pryor, Agriculiure: JAMES SIMMONS, Tulsa, ABS: KRISHNA SINGH, Paina, India, Engineering: ROGER SKAGGS, McAlesTer, Engineering. MARSHALL SKARKY, l-lunler, Business: JACK SKINNER, Dallas. Texas, Engineering: DAN SMELTZER, Sapoulpa, AHS: CAROL SMITH, Barflesville, ABS: CAROL SMITH, Clinlon, AES: CAR- OLYN SMITH, Birdeye, Ark., Home Ec.: GREGORY SMITH, Galway, N.Y., Home EC. JAMES SMITH, liabel, ABS: LARRY SMITH, Midwesf Ciiy, Engineering: LINDA SMITH, Tulsa, Educalion: ROSELAN SMITH, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: STEVE SMITH, Alius, ABS: DONALD SNETHEN, Kingiisher, Engineering: SUSAN SNYDER, Denfer, Colo., Eiucalion. JOHN SOUTER, Calgary, Canada, AES: CAROLYN SPARK- MAN, Elk Cily, Home Ec.: NANCY SPARKS, Midwesl Cify, Eclucaiion: THOMAS SPICKELMIER, Enid, Business: THOMAS SPOONER, Chefopa, Ka., ABS: LOIS ANN SPRAGUE, Med- iord, ABS: PHILIP STACK, Oklahoma Cily, Business. JERRY STANDIFER, Tishomingo, Agriculfure: JAMES STAN- TON, Barllesville, Engineering: RICHARD STAPLES, McAlesler, Business: MAX STARR, Mooreland, Business: OSCAR STAUDT, Okmulgee, Engineering: HAROLD ST. CLAIR, Omaha, Neb.. ABS.: PAULA STEEPER, Barflesyille, Eclucalion.. LARRY STEINER, Weafherford, AES: VIRGINIA STELLMAN, Claremore, Educalion: ELIZABETH STEPHENS, Allus, ABS: DAN STEVENS, Hennepin, Business: HOMER STILL, Tulsa, ABS: DE- ANN STINCHCOMB, Minco, Educa'ion: GEORGE STINNETT, Lawfon, Eslucalion. MARY STITT, Oklahoma Ciiy, A8157 SUSAN STONE, Oklahoma Cify, A8153 STEVEN STOREY, Skialook, Home Ec.I CHARLES STORM, Kingfisher, Agricullure, KENNETH STOUT, Blackwell, Business, JERRY STRATTON, Enid, Business, MARSHALL STRIGHT, Pillsburgh, Pa., Educalion. PAUL STROKEY, Tulsa, Engineering, CLINTON STRONG, El Reno, AXQSZ RIVENA STRUBE, Tom, ABS, SANDRA STUART, Shalluck, ABS, SHERIDAN STUMP, Midwesl Ciiy, ABS, JO ANNE STURGES, Tucson, Ari., Home Ec., STIVE SUDDETH, Slillwafer, Business, DAVID SULLIVAN, Oranl Park, lli., Business, KENNTH SULLI- VAN, Lawlon, Engineering, GARY SUMNER, Marlow, Agricul- lure, DELORIS SOUTHERLAND, Gale, ASS, GRADY SUTHERS, Arnell, Agricullure, DANIEL SWEENEY, Oologah, Business, DONALD SWIFT, Cuba, N.Y., Home Ec. RONALD SUIGART, Mooreland, A8151 LINDA SYMES, Oklaho- ma Cily, Home Ec., BONITA SYNAR, Miami, ABS, KAREN TAGGART, Slillwaler, Home Ec., DONALD TALLENT, Medford, Agriculiure, CHARLES TALLEY, Chandler, Business, BARBARA TARR, Tulsa, AES. PAT TASSWELL, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.: GARY TATE, Enid, Business, TONYA TATE, Roosevelt AHS, MARCIA TAYLOR, Lawlon, AES, NORA TAYLOR, Pryor, AHS, RONALD TAYLOR, Wagoner, AES, RONDEA TAYLOR, Purcell, Business. ANN TEFFT, Enicl, Business, DICK TEIS, Tulsa, Business, VERA TERRILL, Newkirk, Business: LARRY TERRY, Hobari, Business, QRUSSELL THARP, Yale, Agriculfure, BETTY THOMAS, Isabella, AES, JAMES THOMAS, Ponca City, Business. SHARON THOMAS, Viniia, Business, WARREN THOMAS, Oklahoma Cify, ABS, WILBUR THOMAS, Muskogee, Agricul- Iure, GARY THOMASON, Glencoe, Agricullure, EDWARD THOMAS, Buller, Business, KENNETH THOMPSON, Tulsa, ABSZ ROBERT THOMPSON, SanTa Rosa, Calii., Agriculiure. MARY THOMPSON, Vallianl, ABS: GARY TILLEY, Sulphur, Ag- ricullure, JAMES TIMPERLEY, I-leavener, Engineering, DENNIS TINBERG, Henryefla, AES, MARY TIPPECONNIC, Albuquerque. N.M., Home Ec., TERRY TIPPENS, Vfoalhoriord, Agriculfurii SUZELLA TOMA. Snyder, Busidess. MOHAMMED TOUKAN, Amman, Jordan, LIAM TOWLES, Tulsa, Business, WILLIAM TOWNSEND, Ed- mond, Business, BETTY TRACY, Muskogee, AHS, FREDERICK TRACY, Enid, Business, JAMES TREDWAY, Yukon, ABS, BEV- ERLY TRENT, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion. Engineering, WIL- LLOYD TROGDON, Cyril, Agricullure, KENNETH TRYNER, Beihany, ABS, PAT TUCKER, Oklahoma Cily, Educaiion, JAN TURNER, Oklahoma Cily, Business, STEVEN UZZELL, Barfles- yille, Agricullure, MICKEY VANDERWORK, Taloga, Agricul- lure, TERRY VANCE, Pon:l Creek, Engineering. JUDY VANGUNDY, Mimai, ABS, JANE VAUGHN, Tulga, Ei- ucalion, ROY VIEUX, Aloka, Agricullure, RICHARD VOGEL, Calgary, Canada, Business, STEPHEN VOGEL, Barilesville, En- gineering, AMANDA VON TUNGELN, Calumel, ABS, DONN VORSE, Oklahoma Cily, ABS. CANDY VOSS, Tulsa, Business, JILL WADDELL, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, MICHAEL WADSWORTH, Slillwaler, Business? JAY WAGEE, Sliliwaler, Business, JAMES WALCOTT, Allus, Agri cullure, RICHARD WALFORD, Slillwaler, Business, JOSEPHINE WALLS, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec. MARY WALTERS, Tecumseh, I-lomo Ec., NANCY WALTERS, Barllesville, Home Ec., CAROLYN WARD, Edrnoni, Home Ec., JAMES WARD, McAles+er. Agriculfurc, JOYCE WARD, Billings, ABS, MICKEY WARD, Big Cabin, Engineering, ROSALEE X-VARD, Sand Springs, Home Ec. JUNIORS JUNIORS BENNIE WARE, Ponca Cily, ABS: DALE WARES, Freedom, ABS: EDDIE WATKINS, Barilesville, Business: CHARLES WATTS, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: PATRICIA WALMAN, Gollry, Educa- lion: JOHN WEATHERSTON, SI. Paul, Minn.. Home EC. CLAIREDA WEAVER, Tisamingo, Business: TIMOTHY WEB- BER, Barllesville, Business: MALINDA WEBER, Pond Creek, AHS: WALTER WEBER, Gulhrie, Educalionq KATHRYN WEIBEL, Slillwaler, AHS: JAMES W. WEIGEL, Scolch Plains, N.J., Ed- ucalion. MICHAEL WEISMAN, Oklahoma Cify, A8152 RICHARD WELLS, Collinsville, AHS: DEAN WERTZ, Oklahoma Cily, Business, BARRY WEST, Tulsa, Business: GARY WEST, Muldrow, Engineer- ing: LINDA WEST, Ponca Ciiy, Educalion. JOY WESTERMEYER, Del Cily, ABS: PHYLLIS WHATLEY Tulsa, Business: DON WHEELER, Enid, Engineering: MICHIAL WHEELER, Earlsboro, AHS: WILLIAM WHEELER, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: SHARON WHIPKEY, Ailon, ABS. DONALD WHITAKER, Tulsa, AHS: OLIVE WHITE, Barllesville. Educalion: SUSAN WHITE, Tulsa, AES: CHARLIE WI-IITELEY, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business: JOY WHITSON, Ncwala, AES: HER- BERT WIECHMAN, Plalie, Nelo., Engineering. MAX WIEWEL, Okarche, Business: STEPHEN WILDER, Dun- can, Engineering: CHET WILLEY, Caldwell, Ka., Engineering: MICHAEL WILLHOITE, Hobarl, ABS: BETTY WILLIAMS, Elelcher, Educalion: CAROL WILLIAMS, Enid, ABS. DEWEY WILLIAMS, Elk Cily, Business: JANET WILLIAMS, Tul sa, Education: JOHN WILLIAMS, Midwesf Cify, Business: SHARRON WILLIAMS, Tulsa, Home EC.: STANLEY WILLIAMS, Grove, Mo., Business: WILLIAM WILLIAMSON, Tulsa. ABS. WILLIAM WILLSEY, Seminole, Business: BARRY WILSON, Wau- konis, Engineering: EAWN WILSON, Anaheim, Calif., ABS: KAREN WILSON, Norrnan, ABS: PATTI WILSON, Enid, Educa- Iion: TERRY WILSON, Shawnee, ABS. DOUGLAS WILSON, Duncan, AES: VVALTER WILSON, Phila- delphia, Pa., Engineering: DELIA WINDLE, Granile, Home Ec.: SHARYN WINKLER, Oklahoma Ciiy, Educalion: BARBARA WINSLOW, Okmulgee, Educa+ion3 SHIRLEY WINTERS, Vinila, AES. SHEILA WISHERD, Tulsa, AHS: JOHN WITT, Barilesville, A8151 JAMES WITTE, Tulsa, Engineering: DANNY WOLFE, Business: CHARLES WOOD, Wilburlon, Educalion: GARY WOOD, Bar- llesville, Engineering. HAROLD WOODALL, Frederick, Agricullureg JOSEPH WOOD- COCK, Indianola, Iowa, Business: CAROLYN WOODS, Enid, AHS: GARY WOODWARD, Tulsa, Business: TRUMAN WOOD- WARD, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business: CHARLOTTE WOODY, Elk Cily, ABS. MARCIA WOOTEN, Seminole, Business: MARCHITA WREDE, Geary, Educaiion: CHERYL WRIGHT, Tulsa, ABS: PHILIP WRIGHT, Tulsa, Business: DIXIE WYNN, Chickasaw, AHS: SU- SAN WYNNE, Barllesville, ABS. GERALD YARGER, Owasso. Agricullure: DANIEL YERIAN. Mediord, Business: HARVEY YOST, Billings, ABS: SHARON YOST, Red Rock, Business: DAVID YOUNG, Oklahoma Cily. ABS: PATRICIA YOUNGER, Dalls, ABS: SHERRY ZISKA, Lawlon, Business. SOPHOMORES-CLASS OFFICERS if 1 , , fl: ,QLWHN ,L ut, K' 5 ' ' 6, JOHN PAUL GRAY Vice-presidenf JEFF NELSON Presidenf , 8 1' .gf LYNN SCHWERTFEGER Secrefary 5II SCJPHGMORES ELTON ABBOTT, Pauls Valley, Engineering: PAUL ABBOTT, Ok- lahoma Cily, ABS: TERRY ABEL, Tulsa, Business: LARRY AB- ERNATHY, Allus, Agriculiure: SUSAN ABRAMS, Tulsa, Edu- calion: JUDY ADAMS, Tulsa, Business: PATRICIA ADCOCK, Shawnee, ABS. JOHNNY ADEN, Clinlon, ABS: LINDA ADKINS, Wewoka, Ed- ucafion: NIZAM AHMAD, Dacca, Pakislan, Engineering: J. L. ALBERT, Woodward, Agricullure: ELDON ALBRIGHT, Baldo, EducaIion: NANCY ALBRITTON, Slilwaler, ABS: CHARLES ALDEN, Oklahoma Ciiy, ABS. JANE ALDRICH, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: CHAD ALEXAN- DER, Slillwaler, Business: JOANNE ALEXANDER, Chandler, Home Ea.: SHEILA ALEXANDER, Lawlon, Educalion, THOMAS ALFORD, Tulsa, Business: JOYCE ALLBRITAIN, Sanla Ana, Calil., Business: JOHN ALLEN, Jenks, Business. yi LARRY ALLEN, Lamonl, ASIS' PATRICIA ALLEN, Bediord, N.Y., ABS: ROGER ALLEN, Rosslcn, Engineering: GARY AL- LISON, Midwesl Cify, Engineering: JUDITH AMEND, Slillwaier, A81S: LINDA AMMONS, Clinlon, Home Ec.: SHARON ANDER- SON, Richardson, Texas, Home Ec. ANDREA ANDERSON, Midwesl Ciiy, ABS: JAMES ANDER- SON, Allus, ABS: KAREN ANDERSON, Heavener, ABS: DA- VID ANDREW, Tulsa, Home EC.: JAMES ANDREWS, Slillwaler. Business: ROBERT ARMBRUSTER, Cherokee, Agricullure: DIANE ARMSTRONG, Midwesf Cily, ABS. FRANK ARMSTRONG, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: GARRY ARMSTRONG, Jennings, Business: JOVELLA ARMSTRONG, Fl. Worlh, Texas, Home Ec.: RODNEY ARMSTRONG, El Reno, En- gineering: FLO ARNOLD, Vfallers, Businys: WINSTON AR- NOLD, Farris, Aqricullure: DEBORAH ASHENHURST, Oar- land, Texas, ABS. PHYLLIS ASKEW, Barllesviile, Educalion: DALE ATHERTON, Enid, ABS: JANICE ATKINSON, Frelorick, Business: JOHN AUDE, Tulsa, Business: MARY AUSTIN, Seminole, Home EQ: I-IERCHEL AURA, Sapulpa, ABS: CYNTHIA AXE, Barllosvillei Educalion. VVOODROW AYERS, Oklahoma Cily, Business: ANDREA BA- BIN, Tulsa, A81S: BETTY BAER, Muskogee, ABS: JEFFREY BA- KER, Tulsa, Agfsi JOYCE BAKER, Tulsa, A81S: KAREN BAKER. Houslon, Texas, Elucaliong LELA BAKER, Garber, Business. MARILYN BAKER, Edmond, ABS: STEVE BAKER, Ponca Ciiyi AHS: WILLIE BAKER, Oklahoma Ciiy, A81S: NONA BALDRIDGE. Ringling, Educaliong JOHN BALL, Fl. Worlh, Texas, Agricullurei RON BALL, Hobarl. Agricullure: BENNY BALLARD, Viniia,AB1S. RICHARD BANKS, Tulsa, Business: FRANK BARBER, Spain, ABS, CHARLES BARNES, Lawlon, Engineering: PAULA BARNES, Owasso, Business: SHERRIE BARNES, Tulsa, Educalion: TROYA BARNES, Slillwaler, ABS: WILLIAM BARNES, Tulsa, Engineering. KENNETH BARNUM, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: GARY BASSETT. Cherokee, Agricullure: JOHN BATDORF, MiJwesl Cily, Engi- neering: ALLEN BATES, Nowala, ABS: CHARLES BATES, Cyril, Agricullure: DANNY BATES, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: LIN- DA BATES, Slillwaler, Business. MARVIN BATTERMAN, Enid, A3157 ROY BAUCOM, Belhany, Tech. lnsliluie: JOHN BAUM, Kaw Ciiy, Engineering: STEPH- EN BAUSTERT, Okarche, Agricullure: GARY BEADLES, Clinion, Agricullure: ELIZABETH BEAL, I-lenryella, Home EC.: JANE BEATY, Oklahoma Cily, Business. BETTY BECK, Sulphur, Business: MERRY BECKHAM, Enid, Edu- calion: BOBBY BEDNAR, Belhany, Engineering: LARRY BEEBY, Marshall, Educalion: JANE BEECHAM, Slillwaler, Home EC.: BONNIE BEERS, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: SUZANNE BEE- SON, Tulsa, Business. Big Red s MoHo '- PAUL BEJCEK, Cleveland, Engineering: GARY BELAIR, Black- well, Business: MARGARET BENBROOK, Woodward, ABS: BAR- BARA BENNETT, Tulsa, ABS: CAROL BENNETT, Lubbock, Texas, ABS: KEITH BENNETT, Sand Sprinqs, Engineering: LINDA BEN- NETT, Tulsa, Business. WARREN BENNETT, Oklahoma Cilv, Enqineerinq: LIONEL BENTLEY, Gracemonl, Aqricullure: GLENDA BENTON, Roose- velr. ABS: ARTHUR BERGMAN, Newkirk, ABS: SUSAN BERG- SCHNEIDER, Chickasha, ABS: JAN BERRY, Pawnee, ABS' SU- SAN BERTCH, Oklahoma Cily, ABS. JOHN BEST, Oklahoma Cifv, Enqineerinq: RICHARD BEGGERT, El Reno, Business: CAROL BIGGS, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: MARY BIGGS, Oklahoma Cilv, Educalion: BETTY BILLINGS, Homewood, lll., Business: RODNEY BILLINGS, Enid, Business: RICHARD BILLINGSLEY, Wewoka, ABS. -:s SUSAN SINGER, Pasadena, Calif., ABS: SUSAN BIRKHEAD, Shawnee, ABS: LINDA BISHOP, Chandler, Business: RICHARD BISHOP, Skialook, ABS: SHARON BISHOP, Oklahoma City. Home EC.: BILL BITTLE, Checolah, ASS: MARGARET BIVENS, Tulsa, Business. JUDY BLACK, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: RICHARD BLACK, Cleve- land. ABS: WILLIAM BLACKBURN, Tulsa. Business: LLOYD BLAINE, Midwesl Cilv, Business: JANET BLAIZE, Tulsa, ABS: MICHAEL BLAKESLEE, Oklahoma Cilv, ABS: MARY BLEDSOE. Oklahoma Cilv, Educaiion, MARREL BLEHM, Guihrie. Tech. lnsfilufe: STEPHEN BLEVINS, Vinila, Business? VICKI BLOOMQUIST, Tulsa, Educalion: BILL BLUBAUGH, Medford, ABS: LINDA BOAZ, Sfillwaler, Home EC.: PEGGY BOCOX, Gulhrie, ABS: LOUIS BODNAR, Law- von. ABS, LINDA BOGERT, Sand Springs, Educalion: SHARON BOGLE, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: KAREN BOLDIN, Edmond, Home Ee.: JON BOND, Oklahoma Cilv, AHS: HAROLD BONE, Tem- ple, Aqricullure: BILL BONNER, Midwesl Cilv, ABS: LANA BOOSE, Barflesville, ABS. PHYLLIS BOOTHE, Cordell, Educaiion: ROYETTA BORUNDA, Midwesk Cily, Eclucalionq SHARON BOWIE, Tulsa, Business: DONNA BOWLWARE, Oklahoma Cilv, ABS: CAROL BOW- MAN, Oklahoma Cily. Educaliont DONALD BOYD, Oklahoma Ciiv, Business' BETSY BOYLE, Enid, Home EC. DELMER BOYLES, Broken Arrow, ABS: LINDA BOYLES, Miami, ALS: JUDITH BRADLEY, Cushing, ABS: PATRICIA BRADLEY, Tulsa, Educafion: LINDA BRADSHAW, Sand Springs, Educaiion: MARILYN BRADY, Tulsa, ABS: MICHAEL BRADY, Tulsa, Edu- calion. PAM BRAKEFIELD, Yukon, Home EC.: PAULA BRAND, Okla- homa Cilv. Business' LAURA BRANDLE, Oklahoma Cilv, Busi- ness: BOBBY BRATCHER, Mavsville Aqriculiureg CAROL BRA- ZIL, Senfinel, Educaiion: JOHN BRAZIL, Hobarl, ABS: ROB- ERT BREEDLOVE, Slilwaler, ASS. KARLTON BREHM, Philadelphia, Pa,, Home EC.: MARILYN BREHMER, Breckenridge. Educalion: MICHAEL BRENDLER, Tulsa, Business: JUNE BRETSCHNEIDER, Duncan, Eclucalion' LARRY BREWER, Okmulgee. Business: THOMAS BRIDWELL, Barilesville, Engineering: STEPHEN BRIGGS. Frederick, ALS. GARY BRITTON, Tulsa ABS' NANCY BRITTON, Monlqomer-,. Ala, ABS: CAROLL BROOKS, Allus, AES: PATRICK BROOKS, Chickasha. Business: LARRY BROUKAL, Collinsville, Business' JANET BROWN, Jenks, Business: JUDITH BROWN, Tulsa, ABS. LARRY BROWN, Randloll, Aqriculiuro: MARY BROWN, Pcnga Ci'v ABS? ROBERT BROWN, Ponca Cilv. Business: STEVEN BROWN, Oklahoma Cirv. ABS' WAYNE BROWNING, Tulsa Business' DAVIS BROWNLEY, Tulsa, Business: JAMES BRUE6- GEN, Okarche, Aoricullure. Try, Try, Again IPoor Soonerl Polihcal Par+ies Nearly Boomecl Oul' of Exis+enc:e ROBERT BRYANT, Tulsa, AXIS: THOMAS BRYANT, Okmulgee, ABS: SHIRLEY BUFORD, Cleveland, Texas, Educalionq RANELL BULES, Enid, Home EC.: BETTY BULLARD, Elk Cily, Educalion: VAN BUMPAS, Okahorna Cily Engineering: SANDRA BUNCH, Broken Bow, Eclucalion. JIM BURCHAM, Sand Springs, Business: TOM BURGER, Tulsa, Business: MARLENE BURGESS, Wewoka, Educalion: MARY BURKI, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: GARY BURNELL, Tulsa, Busi- ness: WILLIAM BURNETT, Okmulgee, ABS: SARA BURNS, Oklahoma Ciry, ABS. JAMES BURRIS, Broken Arrow, Educafion: BETTY BURROWS, Shaunee, ABS: BETSY BURTON, Belhany, Eclucalion: JANICE BURTON, Oklahoma Cily, AXIS: PAULA BURTON, Moore, ABS? FRANK BUTLER, Tulsa, ABS: JOHN BUTLER, Tulsa, Business. THOMAS BUTLER, Perryron, Texas, Agriculrure: ARLENE BUTT, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: JERRY BUTTERBAUGH, Fairfax, En- gineeringt PATTY BYLER, Oklahoma Ciw, ABS: DARRELL BYRD, Tulsa, Engineerirg' WAYNE BYRD, Tulsa, Business: WILLIAM CADLE, Lamonr, ABS. ROGER CAGLE, Heavener, Engineering: RONALD CALHOUN, Manlow, Engineering: KEN CALKINS, Slillwaler, Engineering: RICHARD CALL, Tulsa, Business: MARY CALLAHAN, Tulsa, Educarion' CHARLES CAMBERN, Beaver, Engineering' DOUG- LAS CAMPBELL, Tulsa, Home EC. SARAH CAMPBELL, Temple, AXIS: K. Y. CALVIN, Hugo, En- gineering: TANA CANNY, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: DAVE CAPRON, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: JANET CAREY, Mia- wesl Cily, Business: NANCY CARGILL, Cushing, Educalion: JACK CARITA, McAlesler, Busiress. JANE CARLILE, Ponca Cify ABS: GWENDOLYN CARMENT, Ponca Cily, AHS: RICHARD CARNEY, Hazelwood, Mo., Busi- ness' RICHARD CAROLINA, Wewoka, AXIS: RONNIE CARR, Cowela Tech, Inslifule: JANICE CARROLL, Oklshorna Cily, Business: SUSAN CARROLL, Slillwaler, Home EC. BEVERLY CARTER, Oklahoma Cily, Business: SANDRA CARTER, Vinira Educalion: STEVEN CARTER, Oklahoma Cily, Engineer- ing: CLIFF CARTWRIGHT, Oklahoma Cily, Business: FRANCES CARVER, Adair, Home EC: JIMMY CARR, Tulsa, ABS: DAVID CASEY, Srillwarer, ABS. JANET CASFORD, Jeitlerson, AXIS: MARILYN CASSIDY, Black- well, Home EC.: BONITA CATES, Elmwood, ABS: FLOYD CA- THEY, Mounds, Engineering: LINDA CECIL, Enid, ABS: CHERYL CHAAT, Oklahoma Cily, AXIS: JOHN CHAFFIN, Perry, ABS. THOMAS CHAMBERS, Midwes' City, Agriculfuret HAROLD CHAMPLIN, Oklahoma Cify, Agriculrure: JUDY CHANDLER. Oklahoma Cily, ABS: SUSAN CHANDLER, Sfillwaler, ABS: WILLIAM CHANDLER, Tulsa, Business: KEITH CHAPIN, Mus- kogee, Business: PATTI CHAPMAN, Tulsa, ABS. LINDA CHARTIER, Cowela, Educalior: PAMELA CHEATHAM, Crescent Home EQ: ROBERT CHEEK, Barllesville, Agriculrure: LEICLE CHESSER, Barllesville, Business: CHARLOTTE CHESS- I-fIORE, Nowala. Horne EC.: MICHAEL CHIEPPO, Tulsa, En- gineering: JOANN CHILDERS, Mijwesl Cily, ABS. BRUCE CHILL, Guymon, Business: PHIL CHITWOOD, Poleau, Agricullure: MICHAEL CHRISTIAN, Acla, ABS: SYLVIA CHUMLEY, Allus, Educalion: JOHN CHURCH, Tulsa, Engi- neering' JUDITH CHURCH, Tulsa, Educalion: DAVID CLA- BAUGH, Pryor, Engineering. LINDA CLANCY, Hugo, Educafion: FREDERIC CLARK, Tulsa, Engineering: GARY CLARK, Morris, Agricullure: JANIS CLARK, Dallas Texas, Home EC.: LINDA CLARK, Tulsa, Educafionf SARAH CLARK, Tulsa, Eflucalion: JOAN CLARKSON, Oklaho- ma Cily, ABS. SOPHOMCJRES JANET CLARY, Oklahoma Ciiy, Educafion: ORRIN CLEMENT, Galun, Canal Zone, Educalion: ALVIN CLEMENTS, Slillwaier, Engineering: EMMA CLINE, Oklahoma Ciiy, ABS: CAMILLA CLYMER, Pauls Valley, Eclucalion: JAMES COBB, McAles'rer. ABS: THOMAS COBB, Tulsa, Engineering. JONNE COCHRAN, Edmond, ABS: LINDA COCHRAN, Cush- ing, ABS: CHARLES CODDING, Eoraker, Agriculiure: BETTY CODY, Tulsa, ABS: THOMAS CODY, Oklahoma Cify, ABS: JAMES COFFEY, Si. Louis, Mo., Engineering: LINDA COFFIN, Waukomis, Business. MARTHA COFFMAN, Tulsa, ABS: CHERYL COINER, Tulsa, Business: HARLAN COIT, Oklahoma Cily, Business: ANITA COLBY, Broken Arrow, ABS: JAMES COLE, Beaver, Engineer- ing: JEFF COLE, Tulsa, Home Ec.: LESTER COLE, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business. SHERRA COLE, Chickasha, Business: GEORGE COLLIER, Ok- Iahoma Cily, Business: MOLLIE COLLIER, Slillwaier, Business: REMONA COLSON, Byars, ABS: PAULA COMPTON, El Reno, Educaiion: RHONDA CONARRO, Fairiax, Home Ec.: AN- THONY CONFER, I-lol Springs, Ark., Engineering. CHARLES CONLEY, London, England, AHS: SIDNEY CONNER, Lone Wolf, Agricullure: MARJORIE CONNORS, Barrlesville, Home EC.: PATRICK CONWAY, Enid, Business: DARLA COOK, Miami, AES: JANA COOK, Cleveland, Educaiionz KENNETH COOK, Muskogee, AHS. TED COOLEY, Oklahoma Ciiy, Engineering: LINDA COOMBS, Tulsa, Business: CONNIE COONRAD, Slillwarer, ABS: GLENDA COOPER, Oklahoma Ciiy, ABS: JO COOPER, Pond Creek. ABS: MARY COPELAND, Tulsa Business: PAMELA COPELAND, Tulsa, ASS. CONNIE COPPINGER, Pryor, ABS: ROBERT CORDES, Er. Smiih, Ark., ABS: KAREN CORLEE, FI. Worrh, Texas, Educa- lion: CLOYD CORNISH, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: KAREN CORNISH, Tulsa, Educaliong RICHARD COSNER, Roland, Ag- riculiurej VICTOR COTNER, Wewoka, AES. KHRIS COLLON, Tulsa, Educarion: FREDRICA COTTRELL. Moore, I-lme Ec.: HARVEY COURT, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: MICKEY COWAN, Velma, ABS: SUZY COWART, Housfon, Texas, ABS: CHERYLL COX, Wagoner, Educaiion: JOY COX, Slillwaier, Business. JOHN COX, Marielia Business: LINDA COX, Boise Ciiy, ABS: LOLA COX, Barilesville, Business: JEANNE COX, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: PAMELA COX, Wafonga, ABS: DOROTHY CRAGAR, Hobarl, AES: CHERYL CRAIN, Tulsa, Home Ec. KENDALL CRANSTON, Cushing, Engireering: CHRISTINE CRAWFORD, Prairie Village, Kan., ARS: GERALD CRAWFORD. Oklahoma Ciiy, Engineering: PHILIP CRAWFORD, Carler Nine, Business: VICKI CREASEY, Oklahoma Ciiy, AES: DARWIN CRI- DER, Oklahoma Cify, Home Ee.: ELIZABETH CROMWELL, Enid, ABS. ROGER CROMWELL, Waliers, Business: LANA CROSS, Broken Arrow, ABS: JOHN CROWDER, Eairlax, ABS: SUSAN CRUDUP, Arlinglon, Texas, AHS: LINDA CRUME, Eldorado, Educaiion: DOUGLAS CRUMLEY, McAles+er, Engineering: CAROL CRUS- SELL, Tulsa, Educalior. NANCY CUDD, Srillwaler, Educalion: CHARLES CULBERTSON, Cleveland, Engineering: DANIEL CULLIN, Glassboro, N. J., En- gineering: DENA CUMMINGS, Midwesr Ciiy, Home EC.: BAR- BARA CUMMINS. Enid, AES: FRIEDA CUMMINS, Oklahoma Cily Business: WILLIAM CUMMINS, Nowara, Engineering. JACQUES CUNNINGHAM, Tulsa, AES: STEVE CURRY, Ok- lahoma Ciiy, Business: THELMA CURTIS, Tulsa, Home Ee.: LAR- RY CURTS, Tulsa, Engineering: SCARLETT CUSTER, Copan, Home EC.: JIM DAILEY, Tulsa, Business: JULIE DANIELSON. Manhailan, Kan., A81S. SOPHOMCRES NONA DARNELL, Chelsea, ASQS: SHARON DARNELL, Bariles- ville, Business: PHYLLIS DAUBERT, Goiebo, Educaiion: JANE DAVIS, Cherokee, ABS: JOHN DAVIS, Hobarr, Agriculiurei KARREN DAVIS, Caioosa, ABS' KAREN DAVIS, Oklahoma City, ABS. LINDA DAVIS, Oklahoma Ciiy, ABS: PAMELA DAVIS, Tulsa, Business: PATSY DAVIS, Tulsa, Eduoaiion: PATRICIA DAVIS, Alwood, Home EC.: RONALD DAVIS, Shailuck, Agricullure: STEPHANIE DAVIS, Chickasha, Educalion: SUSAN DAVIS, Ok- mulgee, ABS. VIVIAN DAVIS, Broken Arrow, Educaiion' KATHLEEN DAW- SON, Tulsa, Business: LAURA DAY, Pauls Valley, Educalion: PAMELA DAY, Beaver. Educaiion: PAULA DEARSTONE, Bro- ken Arrow, ABS: JANICE DECKER, Barilesville, Educalion: LIN- DA DEE, Hominy, ABS. MARY DEFELICE, Tulsa, AES: ANDREA DELANA, El Reno, ABS: GINGER DENNIS, Clayion, Home EC.: LINDA DENNIS, Blanchard, Horne EC.: DAVID DETRICK, Tulsa, Business: GARY DETRICH, Midwesi Ciiy, Agriculture: BRIAN DEVENISH, Tulsa, Engineering. DIANNE DEVORE, Seminole, Business: KEITH DICKEN, Over- land Park, Kan., Engineering: STEVEN DICKEY, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: RICHARD DICKS, Siillwaier. Business: BETTYE DICKSON, Perkins, ABS: JANE DIEL, Blackwell, A8157 JOANN DILLESHAW, Oklahoma Ciiy, ABS. JACK DILLEY, Broken Arrow, Business: LINDA DILLINGHAM, Barllesville, Home Ee: WILLIAM DILLSAVER, Morris, Agricul- fure: JAMES DIRICKSON, Midwesl Cily, Engineering: ARBER DIXSON, Enid, Business: LOIS DITMORE, Newkirk, Educaiion: SHEILA DOBBIN, McAIes+er, Home EC. KAREN DODSON, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business: DEBORAH DOLE- ZAL, Perry, Educaiion: ROBIN DORIA, Poughkeepsie, N.Y,. Business: WILLIAM DORMAN, Tulsa, Home EC.: PATRICK DORR, Oklahoma Cily, A8152 JAMES DOSS, Alhens, Ga., En- gineering: RICK DOUGLAS, Housion, Texas, ABS. RICK DOUGLAS, Housion, Texas, ABS: SANDRA DOUGLAS, Tulsa, Educalion: WILLIAM DOUTHITT, Duncan, ABS: RUTH DOWLEN, Temple, Educalion: KATHLEEN DOYLE, Ponca Ciiy, ABS: LEE DRANE, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: ELAINE DREW, Dun- can Business. STANLEY DREW, Buiialo, Agriculiure: REGINA DRIES, Union Ciiy, Home EC.: ALICE DRINKWATER, Oklahoma Ciiy, Home EC.: LARRY DUCKERT, Saioulpa, Business: JOHN DUGAN, Ok- lahoma Cily, ABS: DEAN DUGGER, Jenks, Business, CLEIVE DUMAS, Tulsa Engineering. GARY DUNCAN, Spavinaw, Agriculiure: KENTON DUNCAN, Oklahoma Ciiy. Business: JIMMIE DUNLAP, Carney, Agricul- lure: LOUIS DUNLAP, Midwesl Ciiy, ABS: GARY DUNN, Ardmore, Agriculiure: MARTHA DUNN, Midwesl Cily, ABS: CESAR DURAN, Ecuador, Engineering, SANDRA DURBIN, Aloka, Home EC.: KAREN DURKEE, Rock Island Ill., Home Ec.: JANETTE DYE, Tulsa, Educalion: JANE DYER, Lawion Business: LARRY DYER, Ei. Cobb, Business: GARRET EAKIN, Barilesville, Engineering: SARA EARL, Tul- sa, Business. THOMAS EASLEY, McAlesier, Agriculiure: RILEY EASTERLING, Memphis, Tenn., Engineering: SHANNON EASTIN, Ramona, Educaiion' ROGER EATON, Oklahoma Ciiy, Engineering: ANN EDDLEMAN, Hugo ABS: ROBERT EDGAR, Barilesvifle, ABS: LINDA EDLING, I-lousion, Texas. ABS. ALLAN EDMONDS, Barllesville, ABS: WARREN EDMUND- SON, Slillwaier, ABS: CHERYL EDWARDS, Enid. Educalioni MARY EDWARDS, McAlesier, ABS: PAMELA EDWARDS, Tul- sa. Educalion: THOMAS EGELSTON, Tulsa, Engineering: KER- RY ENGER, Alva. Agriculfure, There Were Runoffs Scores Like I29 +0 23 RICHARD EHMEN, Tulsa, Engineering: DAVE ELDER, Oklahoma Cily, Business: JOYCE ELKINS, Barllesville, ABS: JERRY EL- LIOTT, Cleveland, Agrieullure: LENICE ELLIOTT, Chickasha. Home EC.: THOMAS ELLIS, Okmulgee, Business: BRENDA EL- LISON, Oklahoma Cilv, Educalion. MARILYN ELWELL, Perry, Business: SARAH EMENHISER, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion' CHARLES EMERSON, Barllesville, ABS: SUSAN EMMERSON, Okarche, ABS' ANITA EMMONS, Perry, ABS: RON ENGELKING, Kaw Tech. Inslilue: JOHN ENGLE, Okmulgee, Engineering. MARTHA ENGLE, Vinila, Home Ec.: BILLY ENGLISH, Rush Springs, Business: LARRY ESLINGER, Ripley, Educalion: CON- NIE ESMOND, Ponca Cily, ASS: ELSIE ESTRADA, Belhanv, Home EQ.: RALPH EUBANKS, Sand Springs, AHS: KAREN EVANS, Barllesville, Home EC. MARCIA EVANS, Tulsa, Home EC.: MICHAEL EVANS, Council Bluliis, lowa, ASS: GARY EVERNGHAM, Silver Spring, Md.. Home EC.: ALAN EYLER, Ralslon, ABS: DANIEL EYLER, Col- linsville, Engineering: WARREN FADLING, Cushing, Engineer- ing: CARMEN FAIN, Aloka, Home EC. ANN FAIRCHILDS, Barllesville, Business: DARREL FALES, Enid, Business: NANCY FARMER, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: EUGENE FARNHAM, Corlland, N.Y., Educalion: WILLIAM FARR, Drum- righl, Business: BONNYE FARRAR, Tulsa, Home EC.: DON FAR- RELL, Muskogee, Engineering. LINDA FARRELL, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: SHARON FAS- KEN, Tulsa, Educalion: RICK FEDDERSEN, EI Reno, AHS: CA- THERINE FELDT, San Francisco, Calif., ABS: DENNIS FELIX, Enid, Engineering: EDWARD FELTON, Claremore, ALS: JOHN FENRICH, Tulsa, AHS. B. T. FERGUSON, Lindsav, Agricullure: LEON FETZER, Wood- ward, ABS: DAY FEZLER, Oklahoma Cilv, Engineering: DELLA FILSON, Oklahoma Cilv, Home EC.: FRANCINE FISHER, Bor- ger, Texas, Business: ROBERT FISHER, Wichila, Kan., ABS: STE- VEN FISER, Prvor, Engineering. SUSAN FITZPATRICK, Norlhporl, N.Y., Home EC.: DON FLAIGG, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: MURRY FLEMING, Tulsa, Engineering: SHARON FLETCHER, Tulsa, Educalion: RUTH FLOOD, Okmulgee, Business: MARGIE FOGLEMAN, Al- buquerque, New Mex., Business: RUTH FOLMAR, Pelham, N.Y., ABS. RICHARD FORD, Guvrnon, Engineering: KATHERINE FORTNEY, Tulsa, Educalion: ROGER FOSTER, Okmulgee, Business: SHIR- LEY FOUST, Barllesville, AHS: NANCY FRANK, Barllesville, Educalion: RUBY FRANKS, Slillwaler, Business: EVELYN FRAW- LEY, Norrhporr, N.Y.. AHS. SANDRA FREEMAN, Pauls Valley, ABS: LARRY FRESHOUR. Oklahoma Cilv, ABS: THOMAS FRIEDMAN, Barllesville, Busi- ness: DAVID FRYE, Barllesville, Business: JON-PIERRE FUEGER, Wauwalosa, Wis., Business: ELAINE FUKSA, Bison, Home Ec.: BILL FULTON, Blackwell, ABS. JEANINE GALE, Tulsa. Home EC.: JAMES GALLAGHER, Bar- rlesville, AES: ROBERT GALLOWAY, Tulsa, ABS: LEE GAM- MILL, Oklahoma Cilv ABS: ARTHUR GARDEN, Pillsburgh, Pa., ABS: DONALD GARDNER, Slillwaler, ABS: JAMES GARDNER, Slillwaler, Educalion. RAMONA GARRED, Miami, ABS: BEVERLY GARRETT, Pocas- sel Business: AL GARRETT, Duncan, Agricullure: DEE GAR- RETT, Nowala, Educalion: CATHERINE GARRISON, Duncar, Business: JANA GATES, Tulsa, Educarion: JOHN GARY, Ponca Cilv, Home Ec. CAROLYN GARRARD, Bixby, ABS: JOHN GEARHART, Clin- ron, Business: LOUIS GEHM, Oklahoma Cilv, ABS: JOSEPH GEIS, Oklahoma Cilv, Business: ROBERT GEISMAR, Tulsa, Busi- ness: DIANA GEORGE, Barllesville, Business: JEAN GEORGE. McAlesrer, Educalion. Equal Representation, More People to Get Less Done REJEANIA GEREN, Oklahoma City, Education: SHARON GET- CHELL, Stigler, Home Ec.: JO GETTINGS, Oklahoma City, Business: RONALD GIBBLE, Wynona, Tech. Institute: JAMES GIBBS, Eairlax. A81S: KARMA GIBSON, Tulsa, Education: GLEN- DA GILBERT, Broken Arrow, Home Ec. GORDON GILBERT, Stillwater, Business: JAMES GILBERT, Pon- ca City, A8157 GLEN GILES, Carnegie, Engineering: JAMES GILL, Oklahoma City, Business: JAYNE GILL, Tulsa, Business: WILLIAM GILL, New York City, N.Y., A8151 ELDON GILLEN- WATER, Erid Engireering. CHARLES GILLESPIE, Winfield, Kan., Enginering7 LINDA GIL- LIG, Kiowa, Kan., Education: PEGGY GILLILAND, Minco, Home Ec.: PRESTON GILLMORE, Oklahoma City, Engineering: GLENDA GILMORE, Bixby, Education: LINDA GIMLIN, Bar- tlesville, Business: DONALD GIRARD, Okarche, Engineering. CAROL GLAZE, Oklahoma City, A81S: KEITH GLEASON. Guthrie, A81S' RESLEY GLENN, Dewey, Tech. Institute: THOM- AS GLOVER, Stillwater, Agisi REBECCA GOBBLE, Sand Springs. A8157 JON GODFREY, Edmond, Agcs' RICHARD GODFREY. Oklahoma City, Business. WILLIAM GOLDEN, Tulsa, A8157 LINDA GOOCH, Guthrie. A81S: JAY GOODLEY, Wilmington, Del., A8157 JOHN GOOD- MAN, Durant, Agriculture: MARTHA GOODMAN, Apache, Agriculture' ROBERT GOODMAN, Arlington. Va., Business' MARY GOODPASTER, Vinita, Education. ROSEANNA GOOLSBY, Stillwater, A81S: EARL GORDON, Henryetta, Engineering: LINDA GORDON, Oklahoma City, A8157 PATSY GORR, Altus, A8157 JOHN GOSSER, Tulsa, Busi- ness: ROBERT GRAALMAN, Fairview, A81S: RICHARD GRADY, Comanche, Agriculture. BARBARA GRAHAM, Sapulpa, Business: JANET GRAHAM, Bartlesville, Home Ec.: MARTHALYN GRAHAM, Orange, Calif.. Home Ec.: CHARLES GRAMLICH, McAlester, Business: BAR- BARA GRAVES, Shawnee A81S' JOHN PAUL GRAY, Stillwater. A8157 JOHN GRAY, Maysville, Engineering. DAN GREAVES, Oklahoma City, A81S7 JANICE GREEN, Oak- land, N.J., A81S: JERRY GREEN, Marlow, Business: NANCY GREEN, Oklahoma City, Education: HAYES GREENWOOD, Stillwater, A81S: WALLACE GREGG, Bartlesyille, Engineering: MARY GREINER, Stillwater, A81S. JAMES GRIFFIN, Pryor, Tech. Institute: PRISCILLA GRIFFIN. Tulsa, Business: RON GRIGGS, Tulsa, Agriculture: LARRY GRIMES, Tulsa, Business: MARY GRISSO, Seminole, A81S7 BARBARA GRIZZLE, Ft. Smith, Ark., Home Ec.: DAVID GROEN- EMAN, Bartlesyille, Engineering. SHERRY GROSS, Moore. Education: HOWARD GUILD, Okla- homa City, A81S: CHARLES GUNKEL, Eldorado, Engineering: ROBERT GUNN, Oklahoma City, Engineering: WILLIAM GUTHRIE, Cleveland, Business: LAURIE GUTT, Purcell, A81S7 ANN HABERGER, Miami, A81S. S. L. HACKWORTH, Enid, Agisi CLIFFORD HAFEN, Oklahoma City, Engineering: MAURICE HAFF, Oklahoma City, Engineer- ing: JAMES HAGAN, Tulsa, Business: MICHAEL HAGLEY, EI Reno, Business: EDWARD HALE, England Ark., Agriculture: KATHRYN HALE, Tulsa, A81S. SHERRY HALE, Hooker, Education: MICHAEL HALEY, Okla- homa City, Business: PATRICIA HALEY, Skiatook, Business: JER- RY HALL, Tulsa, Home Ec.: SYLVIA HALL, Broken Arrow. Busi- ness' PAULA HALLMAN, Oklahoma City Business: WAYNE HAMILL, Sand Springs, Engineering. PAUL HAMILTON, Tulsa. A8157 ALLEN HAMM, Lawton, A8157 DOUGLAS HAMMAN, Muskogee Business: CAROL HANSEN, Tulsa, Home Ec.: FRANKLIN HANSEN, Hooker, Business: JOE HANSON, Stillwater, Business: JOHN HANSON, Stillwater, En- IJIFGGVIFU. SOPHOMORES THOMAS HARBISON, El Dorado, Ark., Agricullure: JACKIE HARBOLT, Midwesr Cily, Business: DARLENE HARDEN, Che- colah, Educalion: GARY HARL, Walonga, AES: LEO HAR- MAN, Muskogee, ABS: JUDY HARPER, Cordell, Home Ecu JOHN HARRIS, Brislow, Enginering. RICKEY HARRIS, Pryor, Engineering: DIANNA HARRISON, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: HOWARD HARROLLE, Broken Ar- row, Engineering: PHYLLIS HART, Woodward, ASS: LARRY HARTWEG, Tulsa, Engineering: RONALD HARTWICK, Pawnee, Engineering: JAMES HARWOOD, Tulsa, Educalion. JIM HATHCOAT, Shidler, Business: MARSHA HAUPTFLEISCH. Cushing. ABS: GENE HAWK, Waukomis, Business: LINDA HAX- EL, Oklahoma Ciry. Educalion: LARRY HAYES, I-Iagerslown, Md., ABS: ROBERT HAYES, Tulsa, Engineering: LECIA HAYNES, Oklahoma Ci+y. Home Ec. ED HAZELTON, Slillwaler, Educafiont JERRY HEALY, Tulsa, AHS: EDWIN HEDGES, Slillwaler, Eclucalioni RISE HECKMAN, Tulsa, Business' JIM HEDGES, McAles'rer, Business: NANCY HEFLEY, Sfroud, Home Ec: RODNEY HEITFELD, Enid, Engineer- ing. GEORGIA HELM, Broken Arrow. Home EC.: CLAUDIA HEN- DERSON, Shawnee, ABS: DIANA HENDERSON, Oklahoma Cily. ABS: JANIS HENDRICKS, Beaver, AES: RONALD HENDRICKS, Purcell, Business: AVA HENRY, Pawnee, Eclucalionq DOROTHY HENRY, ldabel Business. EDNA HENRY, ldabel, ABS: JAMES HENRY, Tulsa, Business: JAMES R. HENRY, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: AUBREY HEN- SHAW, Mulclrow, Agriculfure: KENT HENSLEY, Checolah, ABS: BARRY HENTHORN, Belhany, Business: BETHEL HERROLD, Lulher Engineering. JAN HERRON, Norman, Agricullurej APRIL HESS, Sand Springs, A8rS: RALPH HESS, Elizabelh, Ill., A8153 BARBRA HES- SEL, Walonga, Eclucalion: CHERYL HESSER, Slillwaler, Educa- Tion: RONNIE HESSER, Perry ABS' LYNNE HETTICK, Pauls Val- ley, AHS. JO HEYDENBURK, Newkirk, Educalion: BOB HICKMAN, Hen- nessey, Educalion: WILLIAM HICKMAN, Oklahoma Cily, ABS! RANDY HICKS, Lawlon, Home EC.: KATHRYN HIGHTOWER, Pauls Valley, Eclucalion: BOBBY HILL, Blackwell, Engineering: STEPHANIE HILL, S+ilIwa+ar, AHS. CHARLES HILLIS, Shawnee, ABS: BILLY HILTON, Tulsa, ABS: LINDA HISE, Oklahoma Cily, Business: ROY HISKETT, Tulsa. ASS: MICHAEL HITZEMANN, Kingfisher, Educalion: LESLIE HIX, Tulsa, Business: KATHY HOAR, Pond Creek, ABS: JEANNINE HOBSON, Tulsa, ABS: NANCY HODGE, Springfield, Ill., Educalion: JOSEPH HODGES, Liffle Rock, Ark., Business: LOIS HODGES, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.: NANCY HOFF. Tulsa. Home Ec.: ELIZABETH HOFFMAN, Pryor, ABS: PAULA HOLCOMB, Ponca Cily, ABS. BILL HOLDEN, Tulsa, A8rS: PATRICIA HOLDER, Garber, I-Iorne Ec.: KERMIT HOLDERMAN, Tulsa, Business: MIKE HOLD- RIDGE, Oklahoma Cily, A8rS: CHERYL HOLEMAN, Tulsa, ASIS: MARCIA HOLLAND, Copan, Educalior: HAROLD HOLLEY, Tulsa, Educalion. KAREN HOLLIS, Oklahoma City, AES' SHAROL HOLLIS. Pryor, Educaliong KRISTIN HOLMBERG, Erick, Home Ec.j KATHLYN HOLMES, Ponca Cily, Home Ec.: BEVERLY HOOD. Enid, ABS: DONNA HOOD, Blackwell, Educalion- RUSSELL HOOS, Pryor, Business, CYNTHIA HOOVER, Warner Horne Ec.: JACK HOPKINS, Muskogee, ABS: LARRY HORINEK, Newkirk, Business: JANICE HORN, Del Cily, Eclucarion: DON HORNER, Spencer, Busi- ness: RICHARD HORNER, Fairview ABS' NANCY HORTON. Ponca Cify, ABS. SOPHOMORES DELORES HOUSER, Sawyer, Educalion, ALFRED HOWARD, Hollis, Agricullure, DAULITA HOWARD, Boynlon, Home Ec., JOE HOWELL, Morrison, Agricullure: MEGAN HOWELL, Ed- mond, ABS, MARILYN HOWELL, Kingfislner. Educalionr JOHN HRON, Ponca Cily, AES. JACKIE HUBBELL, I-larrah, Home Ec., GEORGE HUFF, Tulsa, Engineering: MELISSA HUGGANS, Pryor, ABS, CHERYL HUGHES, Blanclnard, Home EC., JANE HUGHES, Sapulpa, ABS, JOHN HUGHES, Tulsa, Business, CARL HUMES, Tulsa, ABS. H. B. HUMES, Waynoka, Engineering, KAREN HUNEKE, Clare- more, Eclucalion, SHARON HUNT, Wewoka, Horne Ec., JAN HUNT, Granclfield, Home Ec., WILLIAM HUNT, Tulsa, En- gineering, NICHOLAS HUNTER, Tulsa, Engineering, RICHARD HUNTER, Oklahoma Cily, ABS. WILLIAM HUNTER, Oklalioma Cify. Engineering, BRENNA HUNTLEY, Elk Cily, AES' BILL HURLBUTT, Tulsa, Business' JAMES HUSSMAN, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, ROY HUSTEAD, Webb Cily, Business, DEANNA HUTCHENS, Columbia, Mo., ABS, MARTHA HUTCHINS, Barllesyille, AHS. RONDELL HUTTON, Arkansas Cily, Kan., Business, JONATHAN IHRIG, Sand Springs, Business, JOSEPH INDOVINA, McAlesIer, Educalion: CRESS INGLE, Porlales, New Mex., Business, BAR- BARA INGLISH, Okrnulgee, Educalion, DARRELL INGMIRE, Larnonf, Agriculfurej GARY JACKSON. Seminole, Engineering. KURT JACKSON, Pauls Valley, Business, TERRY JACOBS, Beayer, Agricullure, RICHARD JEFFREY, Park Ridge, Ill., Busi- ness, ROBERT JENKINS, Colfer, Ark., Engineering, RONNIE JETT, Tulsa, Business, WILLIAM JETT, Barllesville, Engineering, DON JOHNSON, Oklalnoma Cily, Engineering. HOWARD JOHNSON, Tulsa, Engineering, JAMES JOHNSON, Tulsa, Engineering, JUDITH JOHNSON, Oklahoma Cily, Edu- calion, LINDA JOHNSON, Oklalioma Cily, A81S: LINDA S. JOHNSON, Tulsa, Business, MARJORIE JOHNSON, Muskogee. Educalion, NATHANIEL JOHNSON, Tulsa, Engineering. RICHARD JOHNSON, Midwesl Cily, Teclw. Inslilufeg RICHARD JOHNSON, Glen Mills, Pa., Home Ec., STEPHEN JOHNSON, Tulsa, ABS, WILLIAM JOHNSON, Oklahoma Cily, Engineer- ing, WYLENE JOHNSON, Cordell, Home EQ., JANET JOHN- STON, Weallierlord, ARS, JOHN JOHNSTON, Comanche, Ag- ricullure. LAWRENCE JOHNSTON, Clwocfaw, Business, SHARON JOHN- STON, Wlwealland, Home Ec,, WAYNE JOHNSTON, Slullgarl, Ark., AHS, CADIE JONES, Tulsa, ABS, CARL JONES, Barlles- ville, ASIS, CHARLES JONES, Ponca Cily, Business, DAN JONES, Ponca Cily, Business. GERRY JONES, Drumriglil, Business, GLENDA JONES, Okla- kiorna Cily, Home Ec., GLENDA JONES, Ponca Cily, Business, GRAHAM JONES, Midwesl Ciry, Engineering, PATRICIA JONES, Broken Arrow, AES, PATRICIA JONES, Aloka, Educa- lion, REBECCA JONES, Barllesyille, Educalion. RICK JONES, Barflesville, Business, STEVEN JONES, Oklalwoma Cily, Business, TERENCE JONES, Pawnee, Agricullure, VERNA JONES, Ramona, Home EC., HENRY JORDAN, Midwesl Cily. ABS, JAMES JORDAN, Tulsa, ABS, ROBERT JORDAN, Bloom- inglon, Incl., Home Ec. SANDRA JORDAN, Tulsa, ABS, ANITA JOYNER, Clinlon, A8fS, CHARLES JUDY, Miami, AZQS, SHARON JULIAN, Oklahoma Ciiy, AES, MICHELE JUNGERY, Oklahoma Cify ASS, CAR- OLYN JUNK, Tulsa, AHS, DENNIS KAHLE, Newkirk, Engineer- ing. DEE KALLENBERGER, Pawlwuska, Business, MARSHA KAMP, Ok- lalioma Cify, Business, JAMES KANELAKOS, Ponca Cily, ABS: PETER KAUER, Tulsa, Engineering, GEORGE KAUFEMAN, Tul- sa, A8fS, RICHARD KEETON, EI Dorado, Ark., Agricullure, JULIA KELAMIS, Tulsa. Business. Ah, The Greek Week Banquel, Food Bu+ No Speaker PATRICIA KELLEY, Oklahoma CiW, A8182 DIANE KELTON- Muldrow, Home Ec.7 WILLIAM KEM, Seallle, Wash., A8157 RICH- ARD KEMP, Oklahoma CiW, Business7 LISA KENNEDY, Mid- wesl CiW, A8157 FREDERICK KENNY, Fairfax, A8157 VIRGINIA KENT, Muskogee, Educalion. NORMA KEPFORD, Ringwood, Educaliong SANDRA KERANEN, Ely, Nev., Business: HELEN KERBOW, Oklahoma CiW, A8157 SHIRLEY KERLEY, Fl. Worlh, Texas, Home EC.7 JERRY KEYLON, Midwesl CiW, Engineering7 LYNDA KINCANNON, Enid, A81S' BERYL KINDRED, Jehferson, Tech. lnslilule. JANELLE KING, Oklahoma CiW, Home Ec.7 RALPH KING. Morrison, A81S7 CLARENCE KINGHAM, Blackwell, BusinesS7 JULIA KINNARD, Nowala, A8153 FRED KINZER, Keyes, Business7 OLIVER KINZIE, Cushing, Agricullure7 JULIA KIPPENBERGER. Thorrias, A815. T ii' I NANCY KIRACOFE, Weyers Cave, Va., A8157 RONALD KISE, Oklahoma CiW, Business GREGORY KITRELL, Tulsa, Business7 EDWARD KLECKA, Oak Park, III., A8157 DOUGLAS KLETKE. Alva, A8157 SHERRY KNIGHT, Oklahoma CiW, A8157 JULIA KNIGHTON, Tulsa, Educalion. PEGGY KOBS, Mounlain View, A8152 ROBERT KOCH, Okla- homa CiW, Engineering7 RINDA KOPPITZ, Alva. A8157 JOYCE KOSTED, Oklahoma CiW, Home Ec.7 RUSSELL KRAEGER, Slill- waler, Tech. InsH+ule7 ROBERT KRAMBECK, Okmulgee, Agri- cul+ure7 GARY KRATOCHVIL, Barflesville, Engineering. DELINDA KRAUSE, Shawnee, A8157 KARL KRAUSSE, Enid, ASSY WANDA KRAUSSE, Shawnee, Educalion7 CARROLL KREPS, Bar- llesville, A8157 PATRICIA KRIEL, Perkins, EcIucaIion7 FRANK KRISMER, Tulsa, Engineering: JOHNNIE KROPP, Lockney, Tex- as, Agricullure. MARILYNN KUBIK, Jefferson, A8153 REIMAN KUCERA, Phillips, Texas, Engineering: STEVEN KUYKENDALL, Oklahoma Ciiy, Businessy MARY LAMBERT, Shllwaler, EducaIion7 RICHARD LAMPE, Perry, Educalion7 LYNELLE LANCASTER, Tulsa, A8fSi LARRY LANGLEY, Kingfisher, A815. WILLIAM LANG, Fairmonl, AgricuIIure7 PENNY LANTZ, Sui?- land, Md., Business7 DONNA LARGENT, Chardon, Orio, A8157 CAROL LASH, Oklahoma CiW, Educalion7 CHARLOTTE LASH, Colony, Home Ec.7 THOMAS LAUBERT, Albuquerque, N. Mex., Business KATHY LAUDERDALE, Yale, Home Ec, JIM LAWHORN, Wagoner, Engineering7 LINDA LAYNE, Henry- ella, Home Ec.7 JOY LEACH, Oklahoma CiW, Educalionr CHARLES LEAVI'I'l', Newkirk, Business RAYMOND LECLAIR, Wagoner, AgriculIure7 PAM LEDBETTER, Midwesl CiW, Educa- lion7 NANCY LEE, Ponca CiW, A81S. ROBERT LEERSKOV, Claremore, Engineering7 DORA LEFORCE, Pawnee, Home Ec.7 NANCY LEFORCE, Pawnee, Business, DAVID LEGRAND, Ponca CiW, A8157 DONALD LEHMAN, Okmulgee. Engineering: MARY LEMASTER, Barllesville, A8157 ROBERT LE- MONS, Sand Springs, Engineering. KEVIN LESLIE, Midwesl CiW, Engineering7 SHARON LESSER, Muskogee, Business7 RUSSELL LEVERENZ, Madison. Wis. Home Ec.7 DOUGLAS LEVY, Clark, N.J., Eclucaliong JAN LEVY, Bar- flesville, A8157 JANNA LEWIS, Oklahoma Ciiy, EcIucaTion7 KARLYN LEWIS, Yukon, Business. ALDA LEY, Perry, Business7 IDA LILE, Duslin, Educafionp DI- ANNA LINKHART, Sapulpa, Educalion: PATRICIA LINTON, Tulsa, Educal'ion7 LAWRENCE LIPPEL, Vinila, Engineering7 CHARLOTTE LITTLEFIELD, Lawlon, A8157 DANIEL LIVENGOOD, Pryor. A815. DAVID LIVINGSTON, Faxon, Engineering: GARY LIVINGSTON, Ponca CiW, A8157 JAMES LIVINGSTON, Frederick, Engineering, RICHARD LOBRECHT, Lindsay, Engineering7 ALAN LOEFFLER. Oklahoma CiW, Engineeringg STEPHEN LOGUE, Barllesville, A8157 DONNA LONG, Barllesville, Business. Big Bro+her Was Walching Us From Hesser's HiII'on JANET LOOMIS, Buffalo, Business: CANDACE LOONEY, Ok- lahoma Cily, Educalion: GODFREY LOPER, Oklahoma Cily, A8131 DAVE LORENZEN, Naperville, III., Business: ALYCE LOUTHERBACK, Oklahoma Cily, A8151 LEAH LOVE, Tulsa. Educalion: LOU LOVE, Tulsa, Eclucalion. STEVE LOVEJOY, Tipron, Agricullure: JAN LOVELADY, Okla- homa Cily. Business: CARLA LOVELL, Tulsa, Educalion: CLAUDE LOWERY, Tulsa, Business: JANET LOWERY, Tulsa, Ed- ucalion: KENNA LOWRY, Dewey, AHS: PAT LOWRY, Paw- huska, Engineering. GENE LOWTHER, Tulsa, Business: DAN LUCAS, Oklahoma Ciiy, ABS: ANNA BETH LUCKINBILL, Enid, Eclucalioni STE- PHEN LUGLIANI, Tulsa, Agricullure: DOLORES LUKASZEK, Oklahoma Cily, Educaliong MARY LUMAN, Oklahoma Ciiy. Business: DAVID LUNDY, Sand Springs, Agriculluere. RODNEY LYLES, Hooker, Agricullurei CAROLYN LYONS, Oklahma Cily, Home EC.: BILL LYTLE, Tulsa, AHS: KEITH MACKIE, Tulsa, AHS: JOHN MACMORRIS, Tulsa, Business: RICHARD MAGANN, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business: BETTY MA- HONEY, Midwesl Cily, Business. DAVID MAINS, Barllesville, Business: STEVE MAISON, Cushing, AHS: DANNY MALCOLM, Shiprock, N. Mex., Agricullure: KEITH MALONE, Elelhcher, Engineering: WILLIAM MALONEY. Tulsa, Business: KATHLEEN MALRONEY, Tulsa, ABS: LARRY MANLEY, Tulsa, Business. BERTICE MANN, Jay, Tech. lnslilule: JIMMY MANN, Shawnee, Business: LINDA MANNING, Belhany, Educalion: SHEILA MAN- NING, Tulsa, Business: RICHARD MAPLES, Okmulgee, Engi- neering: WILLIAM MARGERUM, Milwaukee, Wis., Business: HARRY MARLOW, Tulsa, Business. JUDY MARR, Oklahoma Ciiy, Home EC.: TERRY MERRIOTT, Walonga, A8153 CYNTHIA MARSH, Tulsa, Educaiion: MICHAEL MARSHALL, Carrier, A8152 ROSEMARY MARSHALL, El Reno. Eflucalion: WAYNE MARSHALL, Oklahoma Cily, Business: JAN- IS MARTIN, Marlow, Homo EC. JOSEPH MARTIN, Tulsa, ASS: MARTHA MARTIN, Yale, AES: BECKY MARTIN, Barllesville, Educalion: ROBERT MARTIN. Hominy, Engineering: CAROL MARTIN, Pauls Valley, Educalion: WADE MARTIN, Okmulgee, ASS: YVONNE MASON, Tulsa. Business, TONI MASS, Tulsa, A8iS: LEE MASSEY, Tulsa, Engineering: DIANE MATHERS, Texahoma, ABS: DEANNE MATKIN, Liberal. Kan., AHS: SHARON MATLOCK, Oklahoma Cily, Business? JAMES MATTHEWS, Barllesville, Engineering: ROBERT MAT- THIESEN, Billings, ASS. MELISSA MAULDIN, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business: PHILLIP MAX- SON, Ponca Cily, Engineering: CONRAD MAXWELL, Tulsa. AHS: JULIA MAXWELL, Comanche, Business: WILLIAM MAX- WELL, Tulsa, Educalion: CHARLENE MAY, Tulsa, Business: LINDA MAYNARD, Choclaw, ALS. TOM MAYNARD, Tulsa, Engineering: JOHN MCADAMS, Ok- lahoma Cily, ASS: MARSHA MCADAMS, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: LINDA MCAEEE, Collinsville, Home EC.: MELINDA Mc- AEEE, Tulsa, ABS: KENNETH MCCABE, Ponca Ciiy, Agricull- lure: MAZIE MCCARTY, Tulsa Educalion. BEVERLY MCCLAIN, Tulsa, Business: RITA MCCLASKEY, Maud, AES: JANENA MQCLURE, Oklahoma Cily, AHS: DAVID Mc- COLLUM, Shidler, AHS: DON MCCONNELL, Miclwesl Cilv, Engineering' MICHAEL MCCONNELL, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: RICHARD MCCOOL, Midwesl Cily, AES. ALLAN McCRARY, Siillwaler, AHS: BURNS MCCRAY, Man- Chesler, Engineering: MARILYN MCCULLOUGH, Devol, Home EC.: DON MCCUNE, Kaw Cily, Business: BEVERLY McCURDY, Oklahoma City, Educalion: LINDA MCDANIEL, Shawnee, AES: NANCY McDANIEL, Shawnee, Home EC, SOPHOMORES LOUIS MCDANIELS, Owasso, Engineering: STEVE MCDONALD, Oklahoma Cify, AES: KAREN MCEVERS, Sand Springs, Business? DONNA MCGEE, Anllers, ABS: KEITH McGLAMERY, Collins- ville, AES: BYRON McGOWAN,QShawnee, ABS: DEIDRA Mc- GRIFF, Claremore. Educalion. JOHN MCGUIRE, Tulsa, Agricullure: CHARLES MCINNIS, Oklahoma Cily, ABS' LOUISE MCINTYRE, Oklahoma Cily, Busi- ness: JANICE MCJUNKIN, Ponca Cily, Educalion: JANIE Mc- KEE, Bulzlalo, Home EC.: LELAND MCKEEMAN, Oklahoma Cily. ABS: THOMAS MCKENNEY, Elmhursl, lll., Agricullure. MORRIS MCKILL, Pawnee, Agricullure LINDA MCLANE, An- adarko, Educalion: BOB MCLAUGHLIN, Barnsdall, Business: MICHELE MCLAUGHLIN, Cherokee, Business: KENNETH Mc- LEOD, Slillwaler, Engineering: ARLENE MCMAHAN, Barfles- ville, Home EC.: CONI MQMILLEN, Ponca Cily, ABS, SALLY MCMILLAN, Siillwaler, Educalionq ROGER MCMILLIAN, Slillwarer, Business: ANGELA MCMANUS, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: SHARON MCNEELY, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: DENNIS McNEILL, Oklahoma Cily, Business: MARY McNEILL, Thomas. Home EC: LLOYD MCPETERS, Albuquerque, New Mex., ABS. RICHARD MCPHERSON, Albuquerque, New Mex., ABS: JU- DITH MEAD, Albuquerque, New Mex., ABS: JOHN MEANS, Ardmore, Engineering: HERMAN MEEKS, Duncan, AES: NAN- CY MEEEORD, Houslon, Texas, Educalion: MARY MEINDERS, Pauls Valley, Home EC.: SHARON MELLIES, Houslon, Texas. Home EC. SHERRYL MELLOT, Tulsa, Educalion: LYNN MELROSE, Okla- homa Cily, Home EC.: PAUL MELTON, Tulsa, Engineering: SU- SIE MENN, Sand Springs, AHS: SARA MESSALL, Newporl News. Va, Home Ecu ARTHUR MESSINEO, Woodclilile Lake, N.J. Engineering: PAUL MEYER, Oklahoma Cily, AES. PATSY MEYER, Oklahoma Cily. Educalioni SUSAN MEYER, Muskogee, Business: PATRICK MICKLE, Enid, Engineering: ME- LINA MILBURN, Shawnee, AHS: MARIBETH MILES, Oklahoma Cily, Home ECU MICHAEL MILES, Oklahoma Cily Engineer- ing' FRED MILLER, Maud, Aoricullure. KATHY MILLER, Elk Cily, Educalion: LOUIS MILLER, Mus- kogee. Business: MARGARET MILLER, Tulsa, Educalion: MAR- THA MILLER, Borger, Business: PAMELA MILLER, Ponca Cily. Educalion: SCOTT MILLER, Cherokee, Business: SUE MILNER. MCAles+er, Business. STEVE MINER, Lindsay, ABS: JESSE MINGILTON, Tulsa, ABS: DIANE MISENHEIMER, Tulsa, Business: JANICE MITACEK. Barllesville, Educalion: GLORIA MITCHELL, Tulsa, AHS: LAR- RANE MITCHELL, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: MICHAEL MITCHELL, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering. LARRY MITCHELL, Oklahoma Cily, Business: SHIRLEY MIT- CHELL, Midwesl Cily, Educalion: GARY MIXON, Harrah, ABS! BRYAN MIZE, Oklahoma Cily, AES: VINA MONAHAN, Broken Arrow, Business' KATHE MOONEY, Oklahoma Cily, ASS: ALAN MOORE, Choclaw, Ergineering, DIANNE MOORE, Barnsdall, Educaliont GARY MOORE, Tul- sa, Agricullure: GARY MOORE, Tulsa, Engineering: GLENN MOORE, Morris, AHS: HARVEY MOORE, Cambridge, Kan., Agricullure: JAMES MOORE, Enid ABS: LINDA MOORE, Garber, Business. MARGARET MOORE, Siillwaler, ABS' MAXWELL MOORE, Wyandolie, AZQS: RITA MOORE, Slillwaier Educalion: ROB- ERT MOORE, Tulsa, AHS: SHERRIE MOORE, Geary, Business: LYNN MORELAND, Tulsa, Educ-3+ior: JOAN MORELOCK, Ok- lahoma Cily, ASS. ANITA MORGAN, Cowela, Educaiiofi' JANET MORGAN, Ok- lahoma Ciiy ABS: MARJORIE MORRELL, Tulsa, Business' GARY MORRIS, Balko, ABS: WILLIAM MORRIS, Ponca Cily, ABS: WILLIAM MORRIS, Seminole, AHS' PAM MORRISON. Tulsa, ABS. waxy if A: -- .. 5 SOPHCJMCRES lk CLIFTON MORRISON, Nicoma Park, A8157 BARBARA MOR- ROW, Sapulpa, Educalion: BIJAN MORSHEDIZADEH, Ahwaz, Iran, Engineering: ANN MORTON, Tulsa, Home EC.: TOM MOSELEY, Shaunee, ABS' DANA MOSS, Oklahoma Ciiy, ABS' KAREN MOSS, Seminole, Educalion. DAVID MOULIN, Tulsa, Business: ROBERT MUELLER, Tulsa, Engineering: LINDA MULLEN, Conshohoken, Pa,, ASS: MAR- SHA MURPHY, Oklahoma Ciry, ABS: CAROLYN MURRAY, Burns Flaf, ABS: JOHN MURRAY, Muskooee, Business: PHYL- LIS MUSGRAVE, Oklahoma Cily, Tech. lnslilure. JACK MUSICK, Kinqfisher, Business: JOHN MYERS, Tulsa, Ag- ricullure: BARBARA NAEHER, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: BO- NITA NAIFEH, Sapulpa, Educalion: JEANNE NAIFEH, Okla- homa Ciry, Business: LURA NALL, Ardmore, Educalion: PA- TRICIA NALLEY, Pauls Valley, Home EC. MICHAEL NASH, Pawhuska, Engineering: HELEN NEAL, Bra- mar, Educafion: JOHN NEELY, Tulsa, Business: DENNIS NEIB- LING, Tulsa, Business: DALE NEIKIRK, Oklahoma Cily, Busi- ness: KATHLEEN NEILL, Ponca Ciiy, ABS: DON NELSON, Am- ber, ABS. JEFF NELSON, Chandler, ABS: MARY NELSON, Geary, Ed- ucalion: ROBERT NELSON, Pryor, ABS: ROBERT NELSON, Pon- ca Cily, Aqricull'ure: RONNIE NELSON, Lindsay, Aqricullure: DUANE NEWFFER, Oklahoma Ciiy, ABS: CHERYL NEWMAN, Preslon. ASS, LINDA NEWMAN, Tulsa, Educafion: BILLYE NEWTON, Brislow, Business: CHERYL NICHOLS, Roosevelt Home Ec.: JANET NICHOLS, Vinila, Educalion: NICKI NICHOLAS, Slillwaier, ABS: JAMES NICKLES, Ponca Ciiy, Business: CHARLOTTE NIEMI, Sand Springs, Home EC. KAREN NOEL, Oklahoma Cify, ABS: CURTIS NOLEN, Okla- homa Cily, ABS: MARILYN NORRIS, Crescenl, Home EC.: RICHARD NORTH, Douglas, Business: ANITA NORTHRUP, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: SAMMY NORWOOD, Erederick, Business: VAN NOWLIN, Tulsa, AXIS. JOEL NOYES, Tulsa, AES: PHIL NOYES, Tulsa, Business: DE- BORAH OAKES, Oklahoma Cify, ABS: BRUCE O'BRElN, Ok- lahoma Cily, Business: DIANE O'DELL, Tulsa, AHS: LINDA OLG- LETREE, Tyrone, Home EC.: STEPHEN OLIM, Midwesl' Cily. Business. MYRA OLIVE, Euiaula, ABS: ROBERT OLSON, Andover, lll., Aqricullure: PHYLLIS O'NEILL, Oklahoma Ciiy, ABS: LORET- TA ORE, Enid, ABS: GEORGE O'REILLY, Oklahoma Cily, En- qineerinq: KENNETH ORR, Ponca Cily, Tech lnsiilufe: CHERYL OTT, Waukomis, ABS. LINDA OTTINGER, Midwes+ Cify, ABS: RITA OWEN, Musko- gee, Home Ec.: CHARLES OWENS, Ardmore, ABS: BILL PAD- DOCK, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: MARK PALLETT, Dewey, ABS: DAVID PALM, Tulsa, Business: JAMES PALMER, Srillwaler, ABS. VANNA PALMORE, Marlow, Education: TERRY PARAMORE, Oklahoma Cify, Business: JERRE PARKER, Checolah, Home Ee: KATHRYN PARKER, Ruslon, La,, ABS: MARTHA PARKER. Hugo, Educalion: STEVE PARKER, Perry, ABS: DAVID PARR, lawfon, AXIS. JAMES PARRISH, Allus, Business: JANET PARRISH, Tulsa, Business: MICHAEL PARRISH, Wagoner, Aqricullure: CHARLES PARROTT, Slillwaler, Business: KENNETH PARROTT, Chandler, Agriculfure: TERRY PARSONS, Tulsa, ABS: JUDY PATRICK, Clinlon Educalion. KENNETH PATRICK, Pawhuska, Aqricullure: WILMA PATRICK, Tulsa, ABS: HAROLD PATTERSON, Shawnee, ABS: JONATHAN PATTERSON, Massapequa N.Y.3 Aqricullure, KAY PATTERSON, Tulsa. Home EC.: EILEEN PATTON, Willinqboro, N.J., Home EC.: THERMAN PAXTON, Manqum, ABS, The New Collegiafe Die+, Higher Prices Less Food SUSAN PAYNE, Tulsa, AHS: CALLIE PAZOURECK, EI Reno, Educalion, MARY PEDIGO, Oklahoma Cily, AES' JANET PEEK. Miami, ABS: JERRY PEEK, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: SAN- DRA PELLONARI, Del Cily. Educaliong CLARENCE PENTICUFFi Oklahoma Cily, Business. NEVA PERKINS, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: MELVINA PER- RIER, I-Iominy, ASS: ANN PERRY, Mariella, AHS: CHARLES PERRY, Tulsa, Enqineerinq: PHILIP PERRY, Tulsa, Business: BEN- NA PESTERFIELD, Midwesl Cily, ABS: KATHY PETERS, Cov- inqlon, Eiucalion. LEANN PETERSON, Oklahoma Cily, Business: CYNTHIA PETRU- SEK, Melairie, La., Home Ec.7 JOYCE PETTIT, Homeslead, Educaliong LYNDA PETTY, Ponca Cily, ABS: KENT PETZOLD, Tulsa, ABS: GLEN PHARISS, Barllesville: Enqineerino: CLIF- FORD PHELPS, Oklahoma Cily, ABS. DENNIS PHILLIPS, Sand Springs, Engineering: JAMES PHIL- LIPS, Pawhuska, Engineering: MARTHA PHILLIPS. Tulsa, AHS: RONETTA PHILLIPS, Briariown, Educalion: GLEN PIDCOCK. Sand Springs, ABS: JANNA PIERCE, Perry, Home Ec.: CARO- LYN PIKE, Tulsa, ABS. ROBERT PINC, Lawlon, Engineering' MARILYN PINE, Shaw- nee, ABS: MARILYN PITCOCK, Tulsa, Business: KATHY PITTS, Midwesl Cily, Eclucafion: PAUL PLATNER, Barllesville, AHS: MICHAEL PLUNKETT, Muskogee, Business: WARREN PLUNK- ET-T, Lillle Rock, Ark., Aqricullure. NEOMA POE, Claylon, Home Ec: MERRY POHL, Los Angeles. Calif, Educaiion: SUZANNE POHLEMANN, Anadarko, Home Ec.: CAROL POJEZNY, Oklahoma Cily, AHS: BRYAN POL- LARD, Tulsa, ABS, GARY POLLARD, Ardmore, ABS: BILL POL- SON, Cushing, Business. PATRICK POOLE, Tulsa, Business RAUL PORRAS, Caracas, Ven- ezuela, Engineering: DONALD POTEET, Pawnee, ABS: JOHN POTTS, El Reno, Enoineerinq: SUZANN POTTS, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.: CHARLES POWELL, Okmulgee, Business: JANA POWELL, Oklahoma Cily, ABS. PAUL POWELL, Chickasha, Business: SANDRA POWELL, Mc- Alesler, Business: CHARLES POWERS, Oklahoma Cily, AXS: DAVID POWERS, Duncan, Business: DIANA POWERS, Tulsa, Home Ec.: JOHN PRESTON, Yale, Business: KATHRYN PRICE, Tulsa, ABS. ROBERTA PRICE, Tulsa, Home EQ: PAULA PROCTOR, Mij- wesl Cily, Educalion, KENNETH PROGAR, Cannonsburq, Pa., Home Ec.: JAMES PROVENCE, Denlon, Texas, ABS: PRESTON PULLIAM, Caoron, ABS: ROBERT PURDY, Tulsa, Enoineerinqt RONALD PURVIANCE, Tulsa, AES. NINA PUTNAM, Tulsa, Eiucalion: GERALD QUIGLEY, Mara- rnec, Business: TERRY RAFFENSPERGER, Tulsa, ABS' THOMAS RAGSDALE, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: MARGE RAHHAL, Choclaw. Eiucalion: KENNETH RAINBOLT, Slillwell, ABS: GENEVIEVE RAINEY, Tulsa, ABS. ROBERT RAMEE, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.: KATHIE RAN- DOLPH, Oklahoma Cily AHS: ROBERT RANKIN, Barrinolon R. l., ABS: LINDA RANSOM, Bullalo, Home Ec.: KATHI RAUN. Boqola, Colombia, ABS: SUZANNE RAY, Oklahoma Cily, ABSI JANET REAMS. Cushing, ABS. BARBARA REED, Barllesyille, ABS: BOBBY REEDER, Vinila. Business: ANITA REESER, Oklahoma Cily, Educalioni DIANNA REHM, Tulsa, Efucalion: BOB REICHARDT, Tulza, ABS' BAR- BARA REID, Dale,A81S: BILLY REID, Marlow, ABS. GENE RElD, Carneoie, ASS' MARLENE REID, Enid ABS: ROY REID, Pauls Valley, AES: MICHAEL PEIFEL, Tulsa, Enqinoer- ing: SANDEE REINHEARDT, Tulsa, Home Ec.: JON REISZG, Snalluck, AES' JOHN REMINGTON, Siroud Aoricukure. We Measured Books Priced by Pounds per Dollar SUSAN REMMEL, Olqlalwoma Cily, Home Ec.: BETTE RENFRO, Pawliuslca, Business: KATHRYN REPP, Terrance, Calif., ABS: CHRISTINE REYNOLDS, Oklahoma Cily Home Ec.: DARLA REYNOLDS, Olclalioma Cily, Business: JANE REYNOLDS, Tul- sa, Educalioni JERRY REYNOLDS, Tulsa, Enqineerino, LARRY RHEUARK, Tulsa Business: HAROLD RHOADES, Mann' lord, AHS- CATHERINE RHOADS, Jennings, ABS' KATHERINE RHODES, Oklalnoma Cily Business: JANIS RICE, Borger. Tex- as, Eclucalion: MARSHALL RICE, Clwoclaw, Aqriculfure: LOIS RICHARDSON, McAIesler, Educalion. MARILYN RICHARDSON, Alber+a, Canada, ABS: MARY RIDGE, Enid, Educafion: MAX RIDGEWAY, Pawnee, Agricul- lure: ELISA RIISE, Barllesville, ABS: JAMES RILEY, Tulsa, En- qineering: SUSAN RIPPY, Slillwaler, AES: KATHLEEN RISNER, Tulsa, Home Ec. STEVEN RI'I'I'ER, Olclaluorna Cily, Business: GREG ROACH, Tul- sa, Business: IVAN ROBERSON, Allus, Business: ADRIENNE ROBERTS, Sand Sprinqs, Eclucalion: JOHNNY ROBERTS, Allus, Business: LAWRENCE ROBERTS, Tulsa, Engineering: LINDA ROB- ERTS, Tulsa Educaiion. HARRY ROBERTSON, Barllesville, Engineering: MARTHA ROB- ERTSON, Miami, ABS: JOANN ROBINSON, Tulsa, Home EC.: JOHN ROBINSON, Duncan, ABS: JERRY ROBISON, Tulsa, Business: JAMES ROBSON, Olclalwoma Cily, Business: KAY R04 BY, Tulsa, Home Ec. CINDY ROGERS, Tulsa, ABS: LINDA ROGERS, Tulsa, Business? RICHARD ROGERS, Claremore, Enqineerinq: KAREN RO- MANS, Enid, Educalion: WADE ROOD, Rapid Cily, S.D., Tecln. Inslilule: SONDRA ROONEY, Enid, Business: KAREN ROSE, I-lorniny Educalion. LINDA ROSE, Ponca Cily, ABS' MICHAEL ROSEN, Casper, Wyo., ABS: MARILYN ROSS, Tulsa, Educalion: SHIRLEY ROSS, Duranl, Home EC.: WILLIAM ROSWELL, Barllosville, Engineer- ino: CLINT ROUSH, Araoalio, Aoricullure: PAUL ROZNECK, Cncclaw, ABS. JUDY RUBIN, Tulsa, Educalion: RUTH RUSH, Enid, ABS: JUDY RUSSELL, Olclalwoma Cily, AES: BEN RUTZ, Booker, Tex- as, Educalion: DEBORA RYSER, Muslcoqee, Business: ROBERT SADLER, Tulsa, ABS: JEANNE SAIED, Sand Spriros, Educalion, JAMES SALE, Fairiax, Va., Business: RAYMOND SALE, Sand- slon, Va., Teclw. lnslilule: ROYCE SAMPLE, Barllesville, ABS: SKIP SANDBERG, Tulsa, AES: CECELIA SANDERS, Boise Cily, Horne EC.: SHERRI SANDERS, Slriawnee, Educalion: MARILYN SANDERSON, Gullirie, Educalion. MARY SANDSTRUM, Barllesville, ABS: THOMAS SANFORD, Slillwaler, Business: DAN SASSER, I-luqo, Home Ec: SUSANNE SAUCIER, Norman, Home EC.: CAROLYN SAVAGE, Oklahoma Ciiy, Educalion: KAREN SAVAGE, Ollalioma Cily, Home EC.: WILLIAM SAYERS, Oklalioma Cily, A8fS. DANIEL SCHAEFER, Claremore, A8151 TOM SCI-IAEFER, Olcar- clie. Business: LINDA SCHAVITZ, Tulsa, Business: MARY SCHEF- FEL, Olslalioma Cily, Educalion: JOHNNY SCHEFFLER, I-lilclwf cocli, Teclw. Insliluie JAMES SCHEIRER, Duncan ABS: LINDA SCHIEEER, Duncan, Business. DONALD SCHILLE, Sioux Cily, Iowa, Home EC.: RICHARD SCHMIDT, Allus, Enqineerinqf MARY SCHMITZ, Olclalworna Cily, Home Ec.: RICHARD SCHOEN, Midwesl Cily, ABS: LINDA SCHOENHALS, Slrialluclc, ABS: MARGARET SCHOTT. Slillwaler, ABS: BETTY SCHROEDER, Slillwaler, Home Ec. JOYCE SCHROEDER, Slillwaler, Horne Ec.: JUDY SCHUT- KESTING, Hennessey, Business' LYNN SCHWERTFEGER, Miarni, ABS: HELEN SCOTT, Olclalwoma Cily, Home EC.: JOHN SCOTT, Tulsa, Aqricullure: JOHN SCOTT, Olmlaliorna Cily, AES: MARY SCOTT, Olclalwoma Cily, Educalion. SOPHOMORES ROBERT SCOTT, Enid, Engineering: RONALD SCRIBNER, El- more Cily, AX1S: JANE SCROGGS, I'IealclI'on, ABS: JOYCE SEACAT, Blackwell, Business: MARTHA SELBY, Kingfisher, Edu- cafion: PHYLLIS SELLARDS, Tulsa, Home Ec.: ILENE SEMRAD, Enid, Business. PATRICIA SHAFER, Fairfax, Educalion: SARI SHANK, Tulsa, Educalion: THOMAS SHANK, Tulsa, ABS: DAVID SHANNON. Oklahoma Cilv, ABS: ROBERT SHANNON, Wichila, Kan., En- gineering: JOHN SHARP, Sand Springs A81S: SANDRA SHED- RON, El Reno, Home Ec. KENNETH SHEEHAN, Collinsville, ABS: SHERRY SHEEHAN. Oklahoma Cilv, Educalion: CHRISTINE SHEETS, Tulsa, Educa- lion: SUSAN SHELBY, Perkins, Educalion: JANE SHELTON, Blanchard, Business: KATHY SHEPHERD, Slillwaler, Home EC.: WILLIAM SHEPHERD, Shawnee, Business. JUDITH SHERMAN, Oklahoma Cilv, Axis: GUSTIN SHI, Slral- liord, Agriculfure: SUSAN SHIELDS, Seminole, Educalion: LIN- DA SHIMANEK, Hennessev, Home EC.: JIMMIE SHIPMAN, Oulhrie, Agricullure: ROBERT SHIPMAN, Tulsa, Engineering: GLENDA SHIRLEY, Slillwafer, Business. ERIC SHOAF, Tulsa, Business: JERRY SHONKWILER, Tulsa, Engineering: VICKI SHOUP, Hominv, Educalion: JANET SHOUSE, Slillwaler, A81S: DON SHROFF, Tulsa, Business: MI- CHAEL SIEBERT, Tulsa, Home Ec.: TWYLA SIEVER, Pryor, A81S. BILL SILK, Oklahoma Cilv, Engineering: LUIS SILVA, Caracas, Venezuela, Agricullure: KATHLEEN SIMMONS, Tulsa, Educa- lion: WINONA SIMMS, Okmulgee, AB1S: PATTI SIMONSON, Oklahoma Cilv, Business: ANNETTE SIMPSON, Barllesville, Home EC.: CHRIS SIMPSON, Slillwaler, Business. TONI SIMS, Hollis, A81S: DONALD SINCLAIR, Oklahoma Cilv, Business: BARBARA SIPES, Tulsa, Educalion: ERICH SIPPEL, Tulsa, ABS: JAMES SITTON, Harrah, Agricullure: WAYNE SIZELOVE, Laverne, Agricullure: SUSAN SKINNER, Dallas, Tex- as, ABS. DAVID SKOUBY, Waukomis, Agricullure' STEVEN SLAIGHT, Muskogee, Engineering: JOHN SLISH, Niagara Falls, N. Y., A81S1 JOHN SLOAN, Oklaha, Engineering? CHARLOTTE SMARTT, Seminole, ABS: ALBERT SMITH, Canule, Agricullurei ANNA SMITH, Hobarl, Home Ec. BETTY SMITH, Tulsa, Educalion: BRENDA SMITH, Davis, Edu- Calion: BRIAN SMITH, Oklahoma Cilv, Business: CHRIS SMITH, Frederick, Engineering: DIANA SMITH, Tulsa, Agisi EDMOND SMITH, Tulsa, Tech, Inslilule: ELAINE SMITH, Tulsa, Home EC. ESTHEL SMITH, Oarloer, Engineering: FREDERICK SMITH, Muskogee, Aglsi JOSEPH SMITH, Tulsa, Engineering: KAREN SMITH, Tulsa, Educalion: LINDA SMITH, Higgins, Texas, ABS: LYDIA SMITH, Edmond, ABS: ROBERT SMITH, Kingfisher, Business. TIMOTHY SMITH, Freeport Ill., Agricullure: LAURA SNEED, Oklahoma Cilv, Educalion: RONALD SNOWDEN, Omega, Ag- ricullure: CHERYL SNYDER, Oklahoma Cilv, Home EC.: LIN- DA SNYDER, Miami, AX1S: GARY SOBER, Oklahoma Cilv, A8151 DAVID SOLLARS, Tulsa, Business. LINDA SOLOMON, Oklahoma Cilv, A81S: JACOUE SOMPAY- RAC, Barllesville, Home EC.: JOE SORENSON, Slillwaier, AX1S: CARLIE SOUTHARD, Rvan, Agricullure: DENNIS SOUZA, Ok- lahoma Cily, Engineering: CHRIS SPALDING, Tulsa, ABS: PEPPER SPANN, Barllesville, AX1S. ROY SPEAKES, Oklahoma Cilv, A8157 BOYD SPENCER, Alberl, Agricullure: FLORA SPENCER, Oklahoma Cilv, ABS: EUGENE SPILLMAN, Midwesl Cilv, Engineering: RICHARD SPITLER. Oklahoma Cilv, Engineering: MARY ANN SPITZNAS, Grand Rapids, Mich.. Home EC.: STEPHEN SPLETH, Waukomis, Agri- cullure. 5 SGPHOMGRES PHYLLIS SPOON, Prague, Home Ee.: MITCHELL SPROWSO, Oklahoma Cily, AES: MARY SRUM, Belhany, Business: MI- CHAEL STACHMUS, Harlshorne, Business: DOLL STAFFORD, Hobbs, New Mex., Business: DALE STALLINGS, Oklahoma Cily, Business: JEAN STAMPER, Muskogee, Educalion. BILLY STARK, Copan, Agricullure: SALLY STARR, Tulsa, Home EC! JOHN STARRETT, Barllesville, Engineering: STEVE STAUDE, Tulsa, Business: ROJEAN STAUFFER, Burlinglon, ASS: DOVE- LINE STEER, Oklahoma Cily, AHS: JAMES STEICHEN, Perry, Agricullure. CHERYLE STEIGER, Enid, AHS: PAMELA STEINER, Wealher- lord. Educalion: JOYCE STELL, Hugo, Educalion: CAROLYN STEPHENS, EI Reno, Home EC.: TOMMY STEPHENS, Enid. Business: GUY STEPHENSON, Tulsa, Business: HENRY STE- PI'-IENS, Schuller, Engineering. JAMES STEVVART, Barllesville, Business: JO ESTA STEWART, Pawnee, AES: JOHNNIE STEWART, Keyes, AHS: PATRICIA STEWART, Dyer, Ind., Educalion: NANCY STILES, Cushing, Business: JANET STINCHCOMB, Chandler, Business: SAM STITT, Oklahoma Cily, AHS. MIKE STODOLA, Medford, Business: GERALD STONE, Unadil- la, N.Y., Educalion: SUE STORM, Elk Cily, Home EC.: PAMELA STORY, Alex, Business: JOHN STRICKLEN, Oklahoma Cily, En- gineering: JOHN STRICKLAND, Duncan, ABS: MARY STURM, Barllesville, Home EC. JACK STUTEVILLE, Kingfisher, Agricullure: JACK SUGGS, Ok- lahoma Cify, Engineering: KATHLEEN SULLIVAN, Tulsa, Edu- calion: KATHLEEN SULLIVAN, Lawlon, Home EC.: ROBERT SULLIVAN, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: INONA SUMMERS, Lamont, ABS: LYNN SURATT, Elk Cily, Engineering. THOMAS SUTHERLIN, Oklahoma Cify, Tech. lnslilule: JAMES SWAEFAR, Clinlon, Business: MICHAEL SWANSON, Tulsa, En- gineering: LINDA SWEARINGEN, Blackwell, Home EC.: SCOTT SWEARINGEN, Tulsa ASS: DEE SWEENEY, Enid, Engineering: SALLY SWIGERT, Oklahoma Cily, Educaiion. PHIL SWITZER, Thomas, Agricullure: DANNY SWOPES, Elk Cily, Eiucalion: DONNA TAGGART, Slillwarer, ASS: GARY TALIAFERRO, Gulhrie, Business: JOYCE TALLEY, Chandler, Educalion: SANFORD TALLEY, Sl. Louis, Mo., Engineering' FRANCES TALUC, Jenks, Business. ROBERT TANSEY, Pawnee, ASS: ARTHUR TATE, Slillwell, En- gineering: ALAN TAYLOR. Tulsa, AES: GERALDINE TAYLOR, Spencer, Home Ec.: JAMES TAYLOR, Okmulgee, Engineering: JOHN TAYLOR, Erederick, Agricullure: LAWRENCE TAYLOR, Barnszlall, AES. LINDA TAYLOR, Slillwaler, AES: MARCIA TAYLOR, Dewey, Business: PHYLLIS TAYLOR, Anllers, Educafion: SANDRA TAY- LOR, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business: LUTHER TEAGUE, Tulsa, ABS: JAMES TEAGUE, Okarche, Engineering: BILL TEEL, Clinlon, Business. PETE TEEL, Hooker, Agricullure: RAYMOND TEEL, Tulsa, Busi- ness: JANICE TERRELL, Birmingham, Ala., Educalion: RUTH TERRY, El. Smilh, Ark., ABS: SHARON TERRY, Midwesl Cily. Educalion: DELNITA TETER, Mooreland, Home EC.: BRUCE THOMAS, Enisl, AES. PAT THOMAS, Slillwaler, Business: SUSAN THOMAS, Tulsa. Esiucalion: CHARLES THOMASON, Slillwaler, ABS: KAREN THOMASON, Oklahoma Cily, Business: KATHLEEN THOMB- LISON, Springdale, Ark., AXQS: DOROTHY THOMPSON, Wheel- ess, AHS: JOHN THOMPSON, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering. KAREN THOMPSON, Claremore, Home EC.: KATHLEEN THOMPSON, Collinsville, Home EC.: LINDA THOMPSON, Ol:- lahoma Cily, AXIS: MELVIN THOMPSON, Enid. Engineering: ROBERT THOMPSON, Tulsa. Business: TERRY THOMPSON. Albuquerque, New Mex., ARS: WILLIAM THORNBURGH, E+. Towson Engineering. Bul' We Were Trained and uiI'e Well For Life JOYCE THORNE, Canadian, Texas, Business: BEVERLY THORN- HILL, Barflesyille, Educalion: CHARLES THRALL, Tulsa, Edu- calion: JUDY THRASHER, Seminole, Home Ec.: DARYL THUR- BER, Ponca Cily, ABS: JOHN TIDWELL, Slillwaier, ABS: MARY TILLMAN, Slillwaler ABS. FLOYD TIPPETT, Midwesl Cily, Business: GLENDA TIPPINS, Edmond, Educalion: ROBERT TIPTON, Houslon, Texas, Home Ee.: STEVE TUTTLE, Barllesville, Home Ec.: VERA TOLBERT, Walonga, ABS: KEITH TOLLER, Sand Springs, Business: JACK TOMBERLIN, Tulsa, Engineering. FRANCES TONEY, Tulsa, ABS: IDA TOUCHSTONE, Buller. ABS: CLAUDIA TOWNSLEY, Miami, Home EC.: KENNETH TRACY, Cheyenne, ABS: JOHN TRAVERS, Tulsa. ABS: LARRY TRAWICK, Duncan, Business: MICAELA TREADWELL, Del Cily, Home Ec. KATHI TUCKER, Cliickaslia, Business: MARY TURINSKY, Bix- by, Educalion: RONALD TUCKER, Pauls Valley, Engineering: JERRY TURNER, Wynne, Arlc., Engineering: SHERRY TYLER, Tulsa, Home Ec.: STEVEN TUTTLE, Barllesville, Agricullure: JANICE TYNER, Gollry, Educalion. RAY UNRUH, Enid, ABS: FRED UTTER, Tulsa, Educalion: DE- LORES VAN CAMP, Shidler, ABS: ROBERT VAN DEVENTER. Slillwaler, Business: JOHN VANDIVER, Checolali, ABS: CATH- RYN VANHUESEN, Garber, Business: DIANA VANLANDING- HAM, Sapulpa, ABS. GORDON VARNER, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: FRANK VAS- CELLARO: Bellwany, ABS: CAROL VAUGHAN, Midwesi Cily. ABS: CARLA VAUGHN, Duncan, Educafion: ROBERT VAUGHN, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: ROSE VAUGHN, Yale, Educa- lion: SHIRLENE VAUGHN, Tulsa, Business. WILLIAM VAUGHN, Glclalworna Ciiy, Educalion: DONNA VAUGHT, Alexandria, Va., Business: LINDA VIA, Woodward, Educaiion: NANCY VICKERS, Ponca Cily, ABS: LINDA VIET- TI, Pryor, ABS: CHARLES VINING, Brislow, Engineering' ROB- ERT VOGT, Broken Arrow, Engineering. NANCY VOLLMER, Enid, Educalionz DANNY VOSKUHL, King- lislier, Agriculfure: WALLACE VOSS, Midweslr Cily, Business: DAVID WADE, Gullirie, ABS: LINDA WADE, Olclalworna Cily, ABS: THOMAS WADE, Lillie Rock, Arlc., Agricullure: JOY WADLEY, Borger, Texas, Educalion. LINDA WAGNER, Oklalnoma Cily, Horne Ec.: RICHARD WAG- NER, Tulsa, Business: TERRY WAGNER, Terral, ABS: STEVEN WALKER, Olclalnoma Cily, Engineering: ALTON WAGNON, Duncan, Engineering: MYRNA WAIR, Brolcen Arrow, ABS: RONALD WALKER, Tulsa, ABS. VICKI WALKER, Cusler, ABS: FRANK WALLACE, Nowala, En- gineering: PAMELA WALLIS, I-lennessey, Business: DARRELL WALLRAVEN, Oklaliorna Cily, Business: CARL WALLS, Miami, Engineering: JULIE WALTER, Freepori, Pa., Business: ROY WALTRIP, Kellyville, Business. THOMAS WARD, Lawlon, I-lorne Ec.: HENRY WARDEN, Sliaw- nee, Agriculfure: MICHAEL WARNER, Liberal Kan., Engineer- ing: LINDA WARNKE, Olflaliorna Cily, ABS: CAROL WAR- REN, Tulsa, ABS: GEORGE WARREN, Perry, ABS: JOHN WARREN, Slillwalor, Business. BILL WASHBURN, Crandiield, ABS: RAY WATSON, Kingliislwer. Educalion: LINDA WEAVER, Sand Springs, ABS: SARAH WEAVER, Barllesyille, Educalion: LINDA WEBER, Slroud, Busi- ness: CHLOE WEBSTER, Enid, l-lorne Ec.: LINDA WEBSTER, Barnsdall Horne Ec. THOMAS WEEKS, Norllnporl, N. Y., Business: JAMES WEH- MULLER, Okarclwe, ABS: CLAUDIA WEIBEL, Slillwaler, ABS: THOMAS WEIRICH, Olclalnorna Cily, ABS: LEROY WEITZEL. Del Cily, Engineering: GWENNA WELLS. Sawyer Home EC. CHARLES WEST, Virila Engiree-ring. SOPHOMORES LOREN WEST, Cushing, Educafion: EDWYN WESTER, Oklaho- ma Ciry, Business: LARRY WHEATLEY, Srillwaler, Tech. lnsfi- rure: EDWARD WHEELER, Oklahoma Ciry, Business: GARY WHEELER, Tulsa, Business: JANE WHEELER, McAlesler, ABS: LARRY WHEELER, Enid, Engineering. JOHN WHITE, Checolah, Business: JOHN WHITE, Oklahoma Cify, ABS: JOHN WHITE, Tulsa, Tech. lnsrifure: KAREN WHITE, Seminole, ABS: KERRY WHITE, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: MARY WHITE, Housion, Texas, Educaiion: PHILLIP WHITE, Siillwaler, Business, RALPH WHITE, Guymon, ABS: ROBERT WHITE, DeSoTo, Kan., Engineering: STEVEN WHITE, Oklahoma Cily, ABS' WILLIAM WHITE, Sapulpa, Engineering: WILLIAM WHITE, Sand Springs, ABS: GARY WHITFORD, Blanchard, Agriculfurej CYNTHIA WHITNEY, Midwesl Cily, Educalion. JAMES WILD, Broken Arrow, Business: DAVID WILDMAN, Ok' lahoma Ciry, Business: CONNIE WILEY, Oklahoma Cily, AES: PAULA WILKINSON, El Reno. ABS: EDWARD WILLIAMS, Tul- sa, Agricullure: GARY WILLIAMS, Tulsa Business' GEORGE WILLIAMS, Oklahoma Cify, AES. JIM WILLIAMS, Shawnee, Engineering: JIM WILLIAMS, Ma- dill, A8157 MARGARET WILLIAMS, Pirlsburgh, Pa., Home EC.: MARSHA WILLIAMS, Tulsa, Home Ec.: MICHAEL WILLIAMS, Claremore, Agriculrure: PHILIP WILLIAMS, Barllesyille, Home EC.: VICKIE WILLIAMS, Lifrlelon, Colo., Home Ec. CAROL WILLIAMSON, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: ROSANNE WILLIAMSON, Wilburlon, ABS: ROCKY WILLIS, Oklahoma Cily, AES: SUANNE WILLIS, Tulsa, Educalion: ALVIN WIL- SON, Smilhyille, Agricullureq BILLY WILSON, Muskogee, Busi- ness: BRENDA WILSON, Tulsa ABS. CARREL WILSON, Moore, Engineering: DEANA WILSON, Coalgare, ABS: GAYLE WILSON, Pirlsburg Kan., A8fS: JAMES WILSON, Moore, Engineering: JOE WILSON, Barfles- ville, Business: JUDY WILSON, Duncan, ABS: PAMELA WIL- SON, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion. TIM WILSON, Ponca Cily, Business: LINDA WIMMER, Ponca Cily, ABS' KENNETH WINTORY, FT. Smilh. Ark., Business DONNA WISE, Tulsa, AES: STEVEN WISE, Tulsa, Business ADELL WITHERS, Clearview, Home Ec, DAVID WI'I'I', Vinila, Business: RICHARD WITT, Muskogee, En- gineering: KAREN WITTUM, Hunnewell, Kan., ABS: HERBERT WOLCOTT, Tulsa, ABS: JAMES WOLFE, Muskogee, Business: O'QUANNAH WOLFE, Moore, Home Ec. PAMELA WOLFE, Broken Bow, Home Ec.: JIMMY WOMACK Sand Springs, Educalion: DENNIS WOOD, Omega, Agricullure: LARRY WOOD, Perry, Business: MONI WOOLEY, Enid, Busi- ness: BOB WORKMAN, Midwesl Cily, ABS. EDWARD WORLEY, Grove, Engineering: SIDNEY WRAY, Tul- sa, Business: JOHN WRIGHT, Canadian, Texas Agricullure: NANCY WRIGHT, Harrah, ABS: SHARON WRIGHT, Wealher- lodr. ABS: LINDA WURTZ, Perry, Business. ROBERT WYCHE, Ringling, Agricullure: THOMAS WYCKOFF. Oklahoma Cily, ABS: PEGGY YEAGER, Tulsa, Educalion: BAR- BARA YOUNG, Fr. Gibson, Business: CARLA YOUNG, Dun- can, Educaliont JANIS YOUNG, Tulsa, Business. KAREN YOUNG, Oklahoma City, Home Ec.: MARILYNN YOUNG, Srillwaler, A8153 JACKIE YOUNT, Oklahoma Cily, Business: KAREN YOUNT, Ellinwood, Kan., Home Ec.: RICH- ARD YUHNKE, Waukomis, Engineering: ROBERT ZAHL, Enid, Engineering. FRESHMEN-CLASS OFFICERS 4552, CRAIG TIGERT Presidenf LINDA SKINNER Vice-presidenf FRESHMEN CHARLES ABBOTT, Shaifuck, A81S: BARBARA ABRAMS, Tulsa. Business: MARTY ACTON, Gulhrie, A81S: JAMES ADAIR, Nor- man, Educafiori: SUSAN ADDY, Chicasha, A81S: JAMES ADEL- MAN, Tulsa, A81S: MARK ADKINS, Sfillwaler, A81S. RONALD ADSIT, Mannford, A81S: JOE ADWON, Tulsa, Business: RICHARD AGGERS, Ponca Ciry, Engineering: JAMES AGNEW, Duncan, Business: DARRELL AILEY, Slroud, Agriculiure: MAR- IAN AKIN, Musfang, A81S: MARY AKINS, Benningin, Educa- lion. KAREN ALDRICH, Slillwaler, A81S: JAMES ALEXANDER, Mid- wesl Ciiy, AHS: DONALD ALLEN, Oklahoma Cify, A81S: JAMES ALLEN, Enid, Technical Ins+i+u're: JOANNE ALLEN, Shawnee, Business: KATHRYN ALLEN, Drummond, A81S: KATHY ALLEN, Yale, A81S. SARAH ALLEN, New York Cily, Cily, Business: KATHY ALLEY, ALLSUP, Lenapah, A81S: DANA BROOKE AMBRISTER, Prague, Okemah, A81S. N.Y.: TOM ALLEN, Oklahoma Woodward, A81S: FRANCENE ALSBROOK, Brisrow, Business: Business: JANICE AMBROSE, KURT AMERINGER, Oklahoma Cnty, A81S: MELVIN ANDERS. Barllesville, Engineering: BRUCE ANDERSON, Norman, En- gineering: CHARLES ANDERSON, Oklahoma Cily, A81S: EARL ANDERSON, Tulsa, A81S: LESLIE ANDERSON, Tulsa, Business: PATRICIA ANDERSON, Enid, Home Ec. ROD ANDERSON, Tulsa, Engineering: SHARON ANDERSON, Midwest Cify, Educafion: DIANA ANDREWS, Duncan, A81SI JOHN ANDRUS, Tulsa, Agricullure: MARY ANKERSHEIL, Tul- sa Educaiion: JAMES ANTHAMATTEN, Bixby, A81S: BOB AN- THONY, Snyder, Agricullure. KEVIN APGAR, Trenlon, N.J., A81S: JOE ARBEGAST, Wes? Lawn, Pa., A81S: LINDA ARBOGAST, Oklahoma Cily, Educa- iion: LINDA ARCHER, Cushing, Educaiion: ANN ARCHIBALD, Tulsa, Home Ec.: MARY ARGODALE, Tulsa, Business: BILL ARMSTRONG, Pocassel, A81S. TERRY ARMSTRONG, Marlow, Engineering: DONNA ARNOLD, Enid, Educalion: LINDA ARNOLD, Tulsa, Home Ec.: JOE ASH- BY, Blackwell, Business: MICHAEL ASHE, Barilesville, A81S: PHYLLIS ASHFORD, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business: BECKY ASLING, Tulsa, Educaiion. NANCY ATHERTON, Oklahoma Cily, Educaiion: JOHN AT- KINS, Tulsa, Business: JOHN ATTERBERRY, Pawhuska, Engineer- ing: MICHAEL AUBREY, Tulsa, A8151 DEREK AUDLEY, Tulsa. A81S: LARRY AUST, Brislow, Agriculfure: GARY AUSTIN, Tul- sa, Engineering. JUDY AUSTIN, Tulsa, A81S: KENNETH AUTAUBO, Oklahoma Ciry, A8157 STEVE AUTRY, Enid, Agfsi EDWIN AVERILL, Tulsa. Engineering: MAHALA BABCOCK, Tulsa, Educaliong CHARLES BACHER, Tulsa, Engineering: NEILIA BACK, Tulsa, A81S. TANDA BAEHLER, Marielia, Ohio, Home Ec.: GREGORY BAG- BY, Mannlord, Business: FRANCES BAILEY, Wilburlon, Home Ec.: KATHLEEN BAILEY, Tulsa, A81S: MARSHA BAILEY, Okla- homa Cily, Business: BARBARA BAKER, Muskogee, Educafiont LANA BAKER, Copan, A81S. NANCY BAKER, Oklahoma Cily, Educaiion: RONALD BAKER. Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: STAUNTON BAKER, Charlesion. VJ, Va.. A81S: DONNA BALCOM, Okmulgee, A81S: CAROL BALDRIDGE, Springiield, lll., Educaiion: KENNETH BALDWIN. McAlesler, Business: KATHERINE BALL, Oklahoma Ciiy, A81S. JAKI BALLEW, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business: CHARLOTTE BAL- SANO, Tulsa, Agfgi WILLIAM BANGS, Tulsa, Home Ec.: MAR- GARET BANKS, Oklahoma Ciiy, Educafioni CHARLES BAP- TISTE, Oklahoma Ciry, Business: RONALD BARBER, Earming- dale, N.Y., Agriculiure: SANDY BARBER, Tulsa, Home Ec. Enrollmenl' Really Grew, More IBM Cards +0 Punch TIMOTHY BARBY, Beaver, Aqricullure' CONSTANCE BAR- CLAY, Tulsa, A81S7 BRENDA BARNES, Sulphur. Home Ec.7 LIN- DA BARNES, Oklahoma Cily, Business7 WILLIAM BARNES, Slillwaler, A81S7 MICA BARRS, Ardmore, A81S7 SYDNEY BART- HOLD, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec. ROBERT BARTLET-T, Tulsa, Aero Technology NONA BARTON, Tulsa, A81S: JANE BARTUSCH, Oklahoma Cily, A81S7 LESLIE BASORE, Oklahoma Cily, A81S7 BARBARA BATCHELDER, Slill- waler, A81S7 DOUGLAS BATES, Barllesville, A81S7 FAITH BATES, Tulsa, A81S. BARBARA BAUDER, Tulsa, A81S7 JULIA BAUER, Barllesville, EJucalion7 PETER BAUMAN, Broken Arrow, Businessg ANITA BAXTER, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion7 DONALD BAXTER, Tulsa, Technical lnslilule7 TERRY BAXTER, Oklahoma Cily, Enqineerinq' SOL BAYOUTH, Jenks, A81S. SHERRY BEADLE, Hugo, Home Ec.7 CANDY BEAL, I-Ienrvella, Agigf DELORIS BEALE, Tulsa, Business: E. GATLIN BEALE, MH- wesl Cily, A81S7 LINDA BEAM, Oklahoma Cily, A81S7 JOHN BEAN, Okemah, Aqricullure7 CLAUDIA BEAR, Drurnriqhl, Edu- Calion. KIRK BEARD, Randlell, Business7 JAMES BEAUBIEN, Ponca Cily. Educal'ion7 RONALD BEENE, Owasso, Enqinerinqi KATHLEEN BEHNE, Guymon, Educaliom ROBERTA BELCHER, Beaver, A81S7 SANDRA BELCHOR, Tulsa, A81S7 PATRICK BELFORD, Broken Arrow, Agricullure. CINDY BELL, Broken Arrow, Businessg CLAUDIA BELL, Burling- fon, Colon Business7 DONALD BELL, Okmulgee, A81S7 JANIS BELL, Oklahoma Cily, A81S7 MICHAEL BELL, El, Worlh, Texas, A81S7 SANDI BELT, Oklahoma Cily, E3lucalior7 JEANIE BEMENT, Tulsa, Home Ec. PAUL BENEEIELD, Oklahoma Cily, Educaliorm SHERRY BEN- HAM, Okeene. A8152 BRUCE BENNETT, Barllesville, Business' JILL BENNETT, Hennessey, Educalion: KAY BENNETT, Clare:- more, A81S7 PHYLLIS BENNETT, Tulsa, A8157 SALLY BENNETT, Hollis, A81S. DEE BENSON, Okemah, Eiucaliow PAULETTE BENTON, Tul- sa, A8151 LEE BERG, Dallas, Texas, Business7 ERICA BERGMAN, Tulsa, Business: ALICIA BERLINE, Blackwell, Business7 STEVEN BERRY, Frederick, A8157 CAROL BERRY, Slillwaler, A81S. CHERYL BERRY, Oklahoma Cily, A81S7 MARY BERRY, Slillwaler, Agigf MARTIN BERTHELOT, Oklahoma Cily, Business7 LYNDA BESETT, Al'rus7 Home Ec.7 ROBERT BEST, Muskogee, Enqiner- eerinqt LAWRENCE BETCHE, Minco, Engineerincu JACK BETHANY, Duncan, Business. SANDRA BETTS, Tulsa, Engineering BILLY BEVEL, Oillon, Edu- calion: MICHAEL BEVIS, Tulsa, Business' SHEILA BIBB, Tulsa, Agrsl GAYLE BICKET, Lawlon, Home Ec.7 BARRY BICKLE, New- kirk, Business7 KAREN BIDDLE, Tulsa, Business. WILMA BIGGS, Tulsa, Business: DARYL BIRDWELL, Elelcher, A81S7 TERRY BISH, Hobarl, A8152 LINDA BISHOP, Oklahoma Cily, Business: JAMES BITSCHE, Chickasha. Business7 STEPHA- NIE BITTO, Tulsa, Educaliorv LELON BLACK, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC. LINDA BLACK, Logan, A81S7 KATHLEEN BLACKARD, Bulzlalo, A81S7 KAREN BLACKWELL, Oklahoma Cify, Educaliom STAN- TON BLAIR, Elk Cily, Business7 BEVERLY BLAKE, Sapulpa, Edu- caIion7 LARRY BLAKE, Manqum, Enqineerinq7 LYNDA BLAKE- LEY, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion. EDWARD BLALOCK, Scollsdale, Ariz., Enqineerinq7 WILLIAM BLASDEL, Woodward, A81S7 SANDRA BLEDSOE, Cushing, Edu- calion' LARRY BLOOMER, Selling A81S7 BETH BLOYD, Aline Home Ec.7 ROSALIND BOATMAN, Muskogee Home Ec.7 STE- PHEN BOAZ, Linle Rock Ark., ABS. Profs Who Demandeol Original Ideas Were Excifing VICTORIA BOAZ, Oklahoma Cily, Business: VICKIE BOCOX, Douglas, A81SI SALLY BOONE, Shawnee, Agisi MICHAEL BOERHOEE, Tulsa, A815: DOYCE BOESCH, Blackwell, A8151 DENNIS BOGLE, Oklahoma Cily, A815: KAY BOGLE, Tulsa, Home Ec. JOAN BOHANAN, Gulhrie, A815: DAN BOHART, Honolulu, Hawaii, A815: LINDA BOLES, Bixby, A815: BRENT BOLLINGER, l-lenryefla, Business: DIANA BOLTON, Grandlield, Engineering: LAWRENCE BONEHAM, Beggs, Agricullure: KATHY BOR- CHARDT, Cordell, A815. MARY BORNEMANN, El Reno, Home Ecx LINDA BOSWELL, Shreveport La., A815: CAROLYN BOULDIN, Sfillwaler, Home EC.: ALTON BOUNDS, Minco, A815: SUSAN BOWERMAN, Ok- lahoma Cily, Educalion: RONALD BOWERS, Cape Girardeau. Mo., Engineering: PHIL BOWERSOX, Oklahoma Cily, Business. CYNTHIA BOWLIN, Tulsa, A815: MOLLY BOWLIN, Tulsa, A815: DELAINE BOWMAN, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.: CAROL BOYD, Moore, Educalion: DEE BOYD, Perry, A815: JERRY BOYD, Tulsa, Engineering: GREGORY BOYDSTON, Rooseyell, A815. GARY BOYLE, Enid, Business: JENNIE BOYLES, Viniia, Busi- ness: RICHARD BRADFORD, Garber, Engineering: SHERRY BRADFORD, Tulsa, Business: CYNTHIA BRADLEY, Slillwaler, Educalion: JANIE BRADY, Broken Arrow, Home EC.: WILLIAM BRADY, Oklahoma Cily, Business. CHARLOTTE BRALY, Durant Educalion: CHARLOTTE BRALY. Duranl, Educalion: ROBERT BRANCH, Tulsa, A815: KATHRYN BRANDT, Midwesl Cily, A815: CHARLES BRANNEN, Tulsa, Home EC.: LARRY BRANNON, Tulsa, Engineering: ROBERT BRANNON, Nicoma Park, Business. MARY BRANUM, Oklahoma Cily, A815: KEITH BRAUDERICK. Tulsa, Business: HAROLD BRAUER, Tuisa, A815: PAUL BRAW- NER, Belhany, A815: THOMAS BRAXTON, Oklahoma Cily, Ed- ucalion: KENNETH BRAZIL, Tulsa, A815: BEVERLY BREHM. Poleau, A815. LEO BRENNAN, Tulsa, Business: MARILYN BRETZ, Barllesville, Business: DANNY BREWTON, Oklahoma Cify, Technical lnsli- iule: WINDELL BRIDGEWATER, Lawlon, Technical Inslilufe: LINDA BRIDWELL, Guymon, Business: LORETTA BIRDWELL, Beaver, A815: PHILLIP BRIGGS, Barllesville, A815. JOHN BRISTOW, Ponca Cily, Mechanical Technology: DAVID BROACH, Tulsa, Engineering: MILTON BROADNAX, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: SONNY BROCK, Burbank, A815: PAUL BRO- GAN, Midwesl Cily, Business: PAULA BRONAUGH, Tulsa, Ed- ucalion: CAROL BROOKS, Ponca Cily, Business, FREDERICK BROOKS, Canlon, Mass., Agricullure: TRESSA BROOKS, Tulsa, Educalion: BRENDA BROOME, Tulsa, A815: JAMES BROOME, Midwesl Cily, A815: JANE BROOME, Tulsa, A815: DORIS BRORSEN, Perry, A815: ANNA BROSS, Gulhrie Business. DOYLE BROWER, Ada, A815: SCOTT BROWER, Anadarko, En- gineering: MICHAEL BROWER, Cleveland, A815: BARBARA BROWN, Broken Arrow, A815: CANDACE BROWN, Hominy, Axis: GARY BROWN, Oklahoma Cily, A815: LARRY BROWN. Jenks A815. LINDA BROWN, Oklahoma CiTy,, Educaiion: MARILYN BROWN. Chickasha, Educalion: MARTHA BROWN, Tulsa, Educalion: OUINTILLA BROWN, McAlesler, Educalion: RANDY BROWN, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: REBECCA BROWN, McAlesler, A815: STEVEN BROWN, Perry, A815. VIRGINIA BROWN, Chickasha, Horne Ec.: VIRGINIA RUTH BROWN, Perry, A815: ROGER BROWNING, Duncan, Engineer- ing: ROBERT BRUCE, Grosse Poinl, Mich., Engineering: PAT- RICIA BRYAN, Borger, Texas, A815: PATRICK BRYANT, Tulsa. A815: ROBERTA BRYANT, Tulsa Home Ec. RONALD BRYANT, Claremore, Agfsi WILEY BRYANT, Tulsa, A81S: WILLIAM BUCHAN, Tulsa, A81S7 SHARON BUCHANAN, Oklahoma Cily, Agricullure, CHARLES BUCK, Sfillwaler, AX1S7 RODNEY BUCK, Tulsa, A81S, CYNTHIA BUFFINGTON, Wesl- ville, Educalion. DAVID BUFFINGTON, Lillie Rock, Ark., A81S' LARRY BULLER, Enid, A81S, PAULA BUMGARDNER, Tulsa, Educa+ion7 CHARLES BUNDY, Tulsa, A8157 ROBERT BUNKER, Tulsa, Business, CECIL BURGESS, Oklahoma Cily, Business, DEBORAH BURNETT, Tul- sa, Business. DONALD BURNETT, Tulsa, Engineering, GREG BURNETT, Mid- wesl Cily, AX1S, KATHLEEN BURNS, Tulsa, A81S7 LINDA BURNS. Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, LINDA BURROWS. Midwesl Cily, Business, RONNIE BURTON, Slillwaler, Agisf LEON BUSHA, Moore, Business. DIXIE BUTCHER, Tulsa, Educarion, BUDDY BUTLER, Tulsa, Busi- ness, SUNNA BUTLER, Oklahoma Cily, A81S, JAMES BUTTS, Shalluck, Business, ROYCE CALDRON, Tulsa, A8152 CAROLYN CALDWELL, Enid, AES, REX CAMBERN, Beaver, A81S. LEE CAMERON, Frederick, AX1S7 PATRICIA CAMERON, Tulsa, A81S, GARY CAMPBELL, Woodward, Business, JOHN CAMP- BELL, Tahlequah, Engineering, RANDY CAMPBELL, Ralslon, Ed- ucalion, GLORIA CARDENAS, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, VICKY CARIGNAN, Barllesville, A81S. DIANE CARLILE, Sallisaw, Educalion, MARK CARLILE, Perry, Business, SANDRA CARLSON, Oklahoma Cily, Business, ROB- ERT CARPENTER, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, CHARLES CARR, Tulsa, Business, RITA CARSON, Slilwell I-lome Ec.: CAROL CARTER, Tulsa, Business. CONNIE CARTER, Hennessey, Home Ec., GAIL CARTER, Ok- lahoma Cily, A81S7 KAY CARTER, Barllesyille, Business, RAY- MOND CARTER, El. Sill, A81S7 ROBERT CARTER, Pawhuska. A81S, SAMMY CARTER, McAlesler, A81S7 SHERYL CARTER, Oklahoma Cily, I-Iome Ec. JOE CARTLAND, Muskogee, A81S7 DAVID CARTMELL, Paw- nee, Educalion, MARY CARVER, Adair, Home EC., STEVE CAR- VER, Enid, Engineering, ROYCE CASEY, Wardville, Agricul- Iure, LARRY CARSON, Tulsa, A81S, DONNIE CASTEEL, Bar- Ilesville, A81S. DENNIS CATES, Sayre, Agricullure7 JAMES CATHEY, Glencoe, Educalion, MICHAEL CATRON, Sand Springs, Engineering, SU- SAN CAVANAGH, Muskogee, A3157 DONALD CHADICK, Woodward, Technical Inslilule, EUGENE CHAFFIN, Glencoe, A81S, JUDY CHAFFIN, Oklahoma City, A81S. ROBYN CHANDLER, Miami. Aglsi ANN CHANEY, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.7 KENNETH CHANEY, Tulsa. Engineering, KA- THY CHAPMAN, Barllesville, A81S7 KENNETH CHARMASSON, Woodward, Agricullure7 JULIE CHASE, Barllesville, A81S, RITA CHASE, Enid, AX1S. WAYNE CHERNICKY, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, LINDA CHESTNUIT, Perry Business7 JEFFREY CHEUNG, I-long Kong, Home EC., CATHERINE CHEVREAUX, Hugolon, Kan., A8157 CHUCK CHILDERS, Tulsa, A81S7 LINDA CHILDERS, Oklahoma Ciry, A8157 SKIP CHILDRESS, Oklahoma Cify, A81S. CAROLYN CHILDS, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, CASEY CHILDS. Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, MARY CHITWOOD, Oklahoma Cily, A81S7 ALAN CHRISTIAN, Denver, Colo., Engineering, STEVEN CHRISTIAN, Oklahoma Cily Business, RAY CHUBB, Broken Arrow, Engineering, SUSAN CLABAUGH, Pryor, Educalion. ANN CLARK, Seminole ABS, LARRY CLARK, Oklahoma Cily Business, RONALD CLARK, Chandler, A8157 TOMMY CLARK, Enid, Business, LYNN CLAXTON, Tulsa, A8157 JO ANN CLAY- POOL, Edmond, Educalionf MARY CLEMENT, Canal Zone, Business. FRESHMEN 5: ,mx - 'X FRESHMEN l BEVERLY CLEVELAND, Duncan, Home Ec.7 ELIZABETH CLIFT, Wassenaar, Nelherlands, A8157 LINDA CLOUD, Tulsa, Home Ec.7 RITA CL.OUD, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 TERRY CLOWER. Ponca Cily. A8157 JOHN CLYMER, Belhlehenn, Pa., Engineer- ino7 SUSAN COBB, Oklahoma Cily, A815. BILL COBBLE, Slillwaler, A8157 SUSAN COBERLY, Moorhead, Iowa, Horne Ec.7 THOMAS COBURN, Muskoqee, A8157 REBEC- CA COCHRAN, Barllesville, Home EC.: LEROY COCKRELL, Duncan, Aqricullure: DEBORAH COCKRUM, Sapulpa. Educa- lion' JANET COENEN, Tulsa, Business. BETTYJUNE COFFEY, Winfield, Kan., Business7 LENNIE COF- FEY, Sweelwaler, AqricuIlure7 CALVIN COKER, Trousdale, Agri- cuIlure7 JUDY COLE, Tulsa, Business: ROBERT COLE, Madison, N.J., Enqineerincy ALAN COLEMAN, Sallisaw, A8157 HARRY COLEMAN, Waurika, Aqricullure. RICHARD COLEMAN, Barllesville Technical lnsliluleg MICHAEL COLLEY, Midwesl Cily, A8157 COBY COLLINS, Oklahoma Cily, Business7 KAREN COLLINS, Minco, Business7 KATHLEEN COL- LINS, Oklahoma Cily, Educaliong LINDA COLWELL, Oklahoma Cily, EducaTion7 CYNTHIA COMBS, Tulsa, AX15. GARY COMPTON, Bixby, A8157 GEORGE CONGER, Barlles- ville, Business7 JUDY CONKLING, Wealherlord, Horne Ec.7 DE- BORAH CONNALLY, Oklahorna Cily, Educa+ion7 DONNA CONNALLY, Oklahoma Cily, Business7 VALERIE CONNELL, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 LINDA CONTRATFO, McAlesler, Educa- lion, CHERYL CONWAY, Tulsa, A8152 VIVIAN England, A3157 CAROL COOK, Chickasha COOK, Tulsa, A8157 JAMES COOK, Tulsa COOK, Slillwaler, A8157 MARVIN COOK CONWAY, Surrey. Home Ec.7 DIANA Aqricullurey CLINT Eva, A8157 SAMMIE COOKSEY, Velma, Educ:alion7 ANN COOPER, Rich- ardson, Texas, A8157 JAMES COOPER, McCloud, EnQineerinq7 JIM COOPER, Beaver, Enqineerinq7 JIMMIE COOPER, Midwesl Cily, Business: ROBBIE COOPER, Tulsa, Engineering RONALD COOPER, Barllesyille, Technical lnslilule. CHARLES COPE, Henryella A3157 HAROLD CORBETT, Wall- ers, A8157 KENNETH CORBIN, Henryella, A3157 BARBARA COR- CORAN, Tulsa, Home EC.7 DENNIS CORDIS, Gulhrie, Aqri- cullure7 SHARON CORDIS, Gufhrie, Business, SUSAN COR- GAN, Dallas, Texas, Horne Ec. PAM COTHRAN, Henryella, Business CLARENCE COTTON, Belhany, A8157 MARGARET COUNTERMAN, Clarernore, Home Ec.7 SHARON COVERT, Tulsa, Educarion7 JOHN COURTNEY, Broken Arrow, Engineeringy JOHNNA COVENTON, Muskogee, A8151 ROD COVINGTON, Oklahoma Cily, Business. LINDA COWAN, Fl, Srnilh, Ark., Educalion: STEVEN COW- DEN, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 CARROL COWHERD, Ooloqah, Engineering DIANN COWLING, Ponca Cily, A8157 DANA COX, Pryor, Business7 GAIL COX, Pawnee, Educaliont GERRY COX, Bixby, Business. LARRY COX, Henryerla, Business: TERRY COX, Broken Arrow, A8157 CAREY CRAFT, Nardin, Business EDA CRAFT, Newkirk, Home Ec.7 CHRISTY CRAIG, Duncan, Business LARRY CRAIN, Tulsa, Agisf RANDA CRAIN, Oklahoma Cily, AB15. LLOYD CRAMER, Barllesville, Business7 KATHRYN CRAVER, Tulsa, Business7 JOANNA CRAWFORD, Tulsa, Business7 ALAN- NA CRIMMINS, Barllesyille, A8157 MITCHELL CRINER, Ok- rnulqee, Business7 LINDA CRISPIN, Leedey, Business7 GAY CROCKER, Tulsa, A81S. JO ANN CROCKER, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 DAVID CROLEY, Barllesville, Engineering MARY CROLL, Tulsa, Educalion7 EL- LEN CRONIN, Oklahoma Cily. A8157 SHERRY CROSS, Tulsa, Educalion7 BETH CROUCH, Duncan, Horne Ec.7 JAMES CROUCH, Chandler, Horne EC. Two Pokey People and Five Minules Lale Io Class LINDA CROZIER, Minco, Agricullure: DIANE CULWELL, Pon- Ca Cily, Educalion: THOMAS CUMMINS, Euifaula, Agriculluret CHARLES CUNNINGHAM, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering' DI- ANE CUNNINGHAM, Mooreland, Business: RONNIE CUPP, Pauls Valley, ASIS: EDWIN CURFMAN, Tulsa, Engineering, ROBERT CURLING, Midwesl Cily, Business: KAREN CURRIE, Blackwell, Business: CAROLYN CURRY, Anllers, Home EC.: CLAUDIA CURRY, Oklahoma Cily, ASIS: JESS CURRY, Sligler ASIS: CHARLES CURTIS, Slillwaler, Business: MICHAEL CURTS, Tulsa, Engineering. LINDA CUTHBERTSON, Enid, Home EC.: JO ANN DALE, Ca- nufe, Home Ec.: LINDA DALE, Oklahoma Cily, Business: MARY DALTON, Muskogee, AXIS: BECKY DAMON, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: JAMES DANDRIDGE, Aloka, Agricullure: STEVEN DANEORD, Tulsa, ASIS. JANELL DANIEL, Wallers, Business: THELMA DANIEL, Okla- homa Cily, Educalion: SEARCY DANIELS, Ponca Cily, Educa- lion: JOHN DANVERS, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: DONALD DATES, Ann Arbor, Mich., Engineering: CHUCK DAUGHERTY, Tulsa, Agricullure: ALICE DAVIES, Tulsa, AXIS: CATHY DAVIES, Shawnee, AXIS: CHARLES DAVIS, Okrnulgee, Business: DANNY DAVIS, Hobarl, Engineering: DAVID DAVIS, Shalluck, Engineering: ELIZABETH DAVIS, Shawnee, Agricullure: STEFAN DAVIS, Engineering: GARLAND DAVIS, Comanche, Business. GEORGIA DAVIS, Cushing, AZIS' GLENN DAVIS, Enid, AXIS' JO DAVIS, Tulsa, Business: KATHLEEN DAVIS, Tulsa, Home EC.: MARSHA DAVIS, Tulsa, Agisi MILE DAVIS, Blackwell, Engineer- ing: PAUL DAVIS, Tulsa, Business. SUSAN DAVIS, Ada, Educalior: JANNA DAWES, Cushing, Ed- ucalion: ROBERT DAWSON, Oklahoma Cily, AXIS: DELORES DAY, Tulsa, Educalion: ANDY DEAN, Slrong Cily, Agricullure: DAVID DEASON, Eorl Cobb, ASIS: JOE DEATHERAGE, Tulsa, ASIS. JIM DEATON, Oklahoma Cily, AXIS: CHARLES DEEDS, Okla- homa Cily. ASIS: DOROTHY DeFOE, Enid, Educalion: KAREN DeLONG, Tulsa, AXIS: NeANN DeMUNBRUN, Oklahoma Cily, ASIS: PEGGY DENSMORE, Tulsa, Home Ec.: CAROLYN DEN- TON, Muskogee, Home Ec. EDWIND DERRICK, Midwesl Cily, ASIS: LARRY DERTON, Tulsa, AXIS: JILL DEXTER, McAIesler, Business: ANN DIDINDIO, Al- Ius, AXIS: VALERIE DICK, Ponca Cily, Educalion: BETTY DICK- INSON, Tulsa, Home EC,: GARY DICKINSON, Kirkwood, Mo., Engineering. KAREN DICKINSON, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.: JIM DIEL, Burlinglon, Agricullure: ANTHONY DILL, Okeene, Engineering: TERRY DILLON, Oklahoma Cily, AXIS: JANA DINSMORE, Slill- waler. Educalion: LINDA DANES, Midwesl Cily, ASIS: BEVERLY DIXON, Barflesville, ASIS. DANIEL DIXON, Okmulgee, AXIS: MELANIE DOBBIN, McAl- esier. AXIS: MARY DOBBINS, Laverne, Business: VELLA DODD, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: JANE DODSON, Newalla, Home EC: DIANE DOERR, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: CHERYL DOES- CHEL, Collinsville, AXIS. FRANK DOLF, Oklahoma Cily, A8IS: LINDA DON CARLOS. Cushing, Business: TERESA COURTNEY, Tulsa, Educaliont BET- TIE DONKIN, Tulsa, Home EC.: ELIZABETH DONOVAN, Ok- lahoma Cily. Business: STEPHEN DORSETT, Eairheld, Business: MARIAN DOUBLIN, Muskogee, Home EC. MICHAEL DOUGHTY, Grandiield, Business: CONNIE DOUG- LAS, Okiahoma Cily, AXIS: MELANIE DOUGLAS, Broker Ar- row, ASIS: DANA DOWNING, Cyril, Home EC.: MARK DOWN- ING, I-lenryella, AXIS: DIANA DOYLE, Yukon. ASIS: NANCY DRAPER, Claremore, ABIS. Time Wenl' By Fasl, Especially During a Tesf THOMAS DROTLETT, Belmonl, Calil.. Business7 DEANNA DUD- LEY, Tulsa, A8157 BUD DUECKER, Tulsa, A8157 MARY DUFFLE, Edmond. Educaliong JANICE DUEOUR, Tulsa, Home Ec.7 JES- SICA DUGGAN, Pampa, Texas, Home EC.: SARAH DUGGER, Oklahoma Cily, A815. DAVID DUNCAN, Lawfon, Enaireerinqp ERIC DUNCAN, Perry, Business: REGINA DUNCAN, Duncan. Business7 GARY DUN- LAP, Lindsay, Engineering' LINDA DUNLAP, Ponca Cily. A8157 CHERYL DUNN, Tulsa Business MICHAEL DUNN, Tulsa, Tech- nical lnslilule. JESSE DuPREE, Srillwaler, Business7 ANN DURAND, Barlles- ville, A815' JEFF DURHAM, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering FRED DURST, Copah, Business' WILLIAM DUSKIN, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 LINDA DUT-TON, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion7 CHARLES DUTY, Checolah A81S. DIANE DWYER, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 LESLIE DYE, Oklahoma Cify. A8157 CATHERINE DYER, Durant A8157 DARRELL DYER, lvlidwesl Ci'y, A8157 KAY DYER, Tulsa, Educaliom SARA EAR- NEST, Slillwaler, Educa+ion7 MIKE EATON, Oklahoma City, Business. CAROL ECKARD, Barllesville, A8157 DON EDIVIONDS, Barlles- ville, A8157 DON EDWARDS, Tulsa, EducaIion7 GERALD ED- WARDS, Vinila, Business? KENNETH EDWARDS, Yukon, Busi- ness: PHILLIP EDWARDS, Tulsa, Technical lnsliluleq KATHRYN EGGERS, Blackwell, Business. JAMES EKART, Tulsa, Aqricullure: JOHN ELLILUND, Tulsa, A8157 LINDA ELAM, Tulsa, Educaliong JERRY ELDER, Tulsa, A8157 PATRICIA ELEY, Allus, A8157 DONALD ELGIN, Chelsea. A8157 HOUGHSTON ELIJAH, Oklahoma Cify, A815. DONALD ELLIOT, Oklahoma City, Enqineerinq7 JACK ELLIOT, Ripley, Enqineerinqg CHARLES ELLIS, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 CHERIE ELLIS, Tulsa, Home Ec.7 JANEY ELLIS, Ponca Cily, A8157 LUCY ELLIS, Tulsa, A8157 RONNIE ELLIS, Duncan, Busi- ness. WAYNE ELSENER, Tiplor, Agricullure7 LINDA ELSHEIMER, Barllesville, A81S7 SUSAN ELSWICK, Oklahoma Cily, Educa- lionp LINDA EMBERTON, Oklahoma Cily, Business: VICTOR EMERSON, Checolah, A8157 CYNTHIA EMERY, Oklahoma Cily. Educaliong MARILYN ENDERSBY, Woodward, Home EC. BEVERLY ENGLAND, Tulsa, A81S7 REBECCA ENGLAND, Tulsa, A8137 JENNY ENGLISH, Gulhrie, Home Ec.7 JAMES EPLING. Sacramenlo, Calil., Technical lnslilu're7 JOHN ERNEST, Ponca Cily, A8157 MATTHEW ERSCHEN, Des Plaines, Ill., Engineer- inq7 JAMES ERWIN, Tulsa, Engineering. SHARON ESCHBACH, Skialook, Business7 HARRY ESCOTT, Cushing, Business7 SHEROLYN ESCUE, Enid, Business7 SUSAN ESPOSITO, Slillwaler, A8157 SHERRY ESTES, Prescoll, Ark., A8157 JUDY ESTLINBAUM, Belhany. Home Ec.7 JERRY EUBANKS, Sand Springs, Engineering. HARRY EVANS, Tulsa Engiheerinot KETA EVANS, Tulsa, Home Ec.7 NORRIS EVANS, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion7 ROBERT EV- ERSOLE, Shawnee A8157 MICHAEL EVETT, Cushing, A8157 BARBARA EWENS, Sfillwaler, Educaliom CAROL EWING, Ballwin, Mo., Enqineerino. JEANNE EWING, Barllesville, Home Ec.7 ALAN EYNON, Tulsa, Enqineerihfy NANCY EYSTER, Thomas, Home Ec.7 DAVID EYTCHESON, lvlidwe-sr Cily Business' JOHN EAGALA, Okla- homa Cify, Businesst DONALD FAIR, Sallisaw, A8157 JOHN FAIR, Tulsa, Business. CHARLES EAIRES, Challanoooa Tennf BARBARA FARHA, A8157 BOB EARLEY, Tulsa. Business: ROBART FARNAM, Ponca Cily, Businessq TEDDY FARNSWORTH, Tulsa, Educaliom WALT- ER FARQUHAR, Tulsa. Businessg MYRNA EARRELL, Moore, Educalion. KAYE FARRIS, Tulsa, Home Ec.: RICHARD FARRIS, Stillwaier, ASS: SYLVIA FAUPE, Oklahoma Cify, ABS: GARY FAUSS, Ok- lahoma Cily, Engineering: DANNY FAUST, Shaliuck, Business: GEORGE FEARS, Edmond, AHS: JANET FELAND, Owasso, Home Ec. TOM FELDER, Tulsa, ABS: BARBARA FENDER, Ardmore, A8157 DONALD FERGUSON, Tulsa, Engineering: LANCE FERGUSON, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: DAVID FERRARO, Barilesyille, Engineer- ing' DENNIS FERRELL, Midwesi Ciiy, Engineering: JAMES FER- RELL, Elgin, Agriculture. ANN FERRY, Oklahoma Ciiy, AES: FRANCIS FIEGEL, Loyal, Engineering' DALE FIEFENER, Duncan, Engineering: SALLY FIELD, Bar'lesyille, ABS: KIMBERLY FINCH, Oklahoma Cilyi AES: ROGER FINKLE, Madill, Business: DALE FINDLEY, Okla- homa Ciiy. PATRICIA FINDLEY, Anilers, Business: JANA FISCHER, Tulsa, AES: SALLY FISHER, Denver, Colo., ABS: CAROLYN FITE. Ponca Cily, Educalion: PAMELA FIUSIMMONS, Muskogee, ABS: DONALD FITZWATER, Shawnee, Business: PATTI FIVE- ASH, Tulsa ABS. DIXILYN FLEMING, Enid, Home Ec.: TERRY FLOWERS, Chand- ler, Business: RANDY FLOYD, Oklahoma Cily, AES? CATH- RYN FLUESCHE, Muskogee, AHS: DIANE FLYNN, Midwesi Ci'ry, Eclucalion: JANET FLYNN, Duncan, Business: CAROLYN FORAL, Oklahoma Cily, AES, PAMELA FORD, Tulsa, ABS: STEPHEN FORMAN, Kingfisher. Engineering: MARILYN FORNESI, Tulsa, AHS: NITA FORREST, Tulsa, Educaliony GARY FOSTER, Founiain Valley, Calif., En- gineering: JAMES FOSTER, Guymon, Agricullure: RICKEY FOS- TER, Tulsa, Educaiion. KAREN FOUNTAIN, Hugo, Home EC.: JUDITH FOWLER. Gulhrie, Business: KENNETH FOX, Oklahoma Cily, AES: ALAN FRANCIS, Lawion, Business: JANICE FRANCIS, Midwesi Cily, ABS: SHARON FRANCIS, Oklahoma Cily, AES: ANCEO FRANCISCO, Oklahoma Ciiy, Engineering. MARY FRANKENBERG, Lindsey, Business: SANDRA FRANKLIN, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion' JAMES FRANKS, Ponca Cily, A8151 GEORITA FRANSEN, Clinion, A8fS: DEIRDRE FRAZEY, Bariles- ville, AES: LUCINDA FRAZIER, Ardmore Educaliong BETH FREDERICK, Jones, Home Ec. FREE DUSTIN, Sulphur, ABS: DIANE FREEMAN, Oklahoma Cily, Eclucalion: STEVEN FREEMAN, Tulsa, AES: KAREN FRIE- BURG, Belhany, ABS: TOM FROHLICH, Tulsa, Agriculiurei THERESA FRUSHER, Oklahoma Cify, AHS: WILLIAM FRY, Tripoli, Libya, AHS. MARY FUHRMANN, Barilesville, Educaiion: CHARLES FULLER, Yukon, Engineering: PENNY FULLER, Tulsa, AES: PATRICIA FUETZ, Beihany, ABS: GEORGETTA FUNCHAS, Oklahoma Ciiy, Eclucalion: CARL FUOUA, Barilesville, Agricullure JO- ANN FYFE, Del Ciiy AXYS, LINDA GABLE, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business: KIRK FURR, Okla- homa Cily, ABS. RAYMOND GAILEY, Jay, ABS: ROBERT GALBRAITH, Ponca Cily, ABS: DAOLD GALANI, Flaglown, N.J., Engineering: LARRY GAMBRELL, Senlinel, Agricullure: JERRY GARNER, Poieau, Erginee-ring. PATRICIA GARNER, Barllesyille, ABS: BARBARA GARRET, Drumrighi, Educalionf BRENDA GARRETT, Barllesville, Educa- lion: JOHN GARRETT, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business: JULIA GAR- RETT, Poleau, Educafion: PATRICIA GARRETT, Ft Worih, Tex- as, Home Ec.: STEPHEN GARRETT, Oklahoma Cily AES. JESSE GARRISON, Shidler, Business: JILL GARRISON, Still- waier, Eclucafion: MAUREEN GARRITY, Oklahoma Cily, AES: BURDETTYA GARVIE, Morrison Educafioni MARY GASTALDO, Henryelfa, Educaiion' NORMA GATELY, Guymon, Home Ec.7 SALLY GATES, Covinglon, La., Home Ec. FRESHMEN Y y 11-Q, Many W K ,, 1 , .,.,,. , 'i 'i-- '::: f i K- -fi : i h FRESHMEN GEORGIANNA GATHERS, Slillwaler, Home Ec: WILLIAM GAU, Enid, ABS: LINDA GAUGER, Okmulgee, AHS: JOSEPH GEESLIN, Oklahoma Oily, Business: LOIS GEIL, Arlinglon, Va., Agricullure' WILLIAM GENTRY, Chickasha, Business: GAYLE GENTZLER, Slillwaler Techrical lnslilule. GARY GEPPELT, Tulsa, Engineering: TIMOTHY GERSEY, Ro- chesler, N.Y., AZQS: LINDA GESIN, Oushing, Home Ec.: JEANNE GIACOMO, Sapulpa, ABS: TERRY GIAGER, Oklaho- ma Oily, ABS' FREDDIE GIBSON, Medlord, Business: TIM GIDDENS, Terllon, AHS. LINDA GILBERT, Morrison, Business: JAMES GILCHRIST, Enid, AES: JOHN GILFOIL, Tallulah, Agricullure: MIKE GILGER, Oomanche, AES: GLOY GILLENWATER, Tulsa, Business: LANA GILLESPIE, Oklahoma Oily, Home Ec.: THOMAS GILLIAM, Oklahoma Oily, Engineering. CAROL GILLOCK, Muskogee, Home Ec.: GARY GILPIN, Ok- lahoma Oily, ASIS' SUSAN GISH, Tulsa, Business: RUSSELL GIVENS, Ryan, Business: RICKEY GLADDEN, Ohandler, AHS' JOHN GLAHN, Enid, Engineering: WILLIAM GLASCO, Skia- look, Business. JANIS GLASS, Slillwaler, AXKSI NANCY GLISAN, Oklahoma Oily, AHS: ROSANNE GLOVER, Midwesl Oily, Educalion: CE- CILIA GODFREY, Pawhuska, Educalion: CONNIE GODSBY, Oklahoma Oily, Educalion: DONNA GODWIN, Oklahoma Oily, Educalior: LNDA GOEN, Tulsa AHS. JAMES GOERSS, Barllesville, ABS: CARL GOFORTH, Red Rock, Engineering: CAROLYN GOMEZ, Tulsa, Business: JIM- MIE GOOCH, Slroud, Business: REX GOOCH, Gulhrie, A8152 CARLA GOOD, Okmulgee, ABS: KAY GOOD, Perrylown, Tex- as, Educalion. LYNDA GOOD, Geary, Educalion: MARILYN GOODBARY, New York, Home Ec.: LAVONNE GOODERL, Oklahoma Oily, AES' SUE GOODMAN, Tulsa, Educaliong DIANNA GOOD- PASTURE, Enid, ABS: JAMES GOODSON, Del Oily, A8151 HAROLD GOODWIN, Sulphur, Agricullure. JULIANNA GOODWIN, Tulsa, Business: KEN GOODWIN, Enid, Business: ROBERT GOODWIN, Hillsborough, Oalil., Business: DAVID GORDON, Midwesl Oily, Technical lnslilule: HARRY GORDON, Sand Springs, Engineering: GARY GORE, Herelord, Texas, Engineering: DON GOSS, Oklahoma Oily, AES. LILLI GRACIA, Oklahoma Oily, Business: MICHAEL GRADY. Tulsa, Engineering: HELEN GRAHAM, Oklahoma Oily, Business: MICHAEL GRAHAM, Tulsa, AES: KAREN GRAHAM, Barlles- ville, ABS: LINDA GRAHAM, Tulsa, Educalion: ROSEMARY GRAIT, Tulsa, ABS. MICHAEL GRANT, Oklahoma Oily, Business: LINDA GRAVES, Oklahoma Oily, A8151 DANIEL GRAY, Miami, ABS: PHYLLIS GRAY, Kingslon, AHS: RONALD GRAY, Miglwesl Oily, En- gineering: RONDA GRAY, Slilwell, ARS: SHIRLEY GREEN. Allus, Business. JAMES GREENBERG, Union Oily, lnd., Agricullure: JOHN GREGATH, Allon, Engineering: KAREN GREGG, Oklahoma Oily, Educaliong DON GREGORY, Duncan, AHS: KAREN GREG- ORY, Tulsa, Business: RUTH GRIFFETH, Oushing, Home Ec.I PATRICIA GRIFFIN, Pryor, ABS. WANDA GRIFFITH, Bixby, Business: CURT GRIFFITHS, Mis- soula, Monl., AES: CLARK GRIMES, Pauls Valley, Business: SHERRY GRIMES, Maud, Educalion: SUSAN GRIMES, Barlles- ville, Educalion: ROBERT GRIMM, Tulsa, AES: LINDA GRIS- SOM, Barllesville, AHS. JAMES GRITZ, Lillle Rock, Ark., Engineering: GEORGE GRO- BER, Muskogee, Business: HENRY GROSS, I-laworlh, N.J., En- gineering: EDWARD GUESS, Tulsa, A3151 CHRIS GUEST, Ok- lahoma Oily, AES: JOHN GUEST, Davenporl, Enginering: JUAN GUEVARA, Sand Springs, Business. Wai+ For Your Grades, Wa'rcI1 +I1e Hopes Fade JAMES GUILD, Oklahoma Cily, AXIS: ROSS GUIN, Tulsa, ABS: PATRICIA GUINN, Tulsa, Business: MARILYN GUNTHER, Ok- mulqee, AES: LINDA GUTHRIE, Slilwell, Home Ee.: SUELLA GUTHRIE, Tulsa, ASIS: STANLEY GWINN, Barllesyille, Busi- ITGSS. BENJAMIN HACKETT, McAlesler, ABS: GAREY HACKNEY. Woodward, Business: WILLIAM HADDOCK, Oklahoma Cily ASS: CAROL ANN HADEN, Tulsa, Eolucaliong LEROY HAEF- NER, Perry, Engineering: DONA HAGAN, Oklahoma Cil-,i, Home Ec.: NOLA HAGERSTRAND, Tahlequah, AES. JAMES HAGG, Waurika, Aqricullure: MARK HAGUE, Chero- kee, Agricullure: JOHN HAINES, Marllon, N.J., AHS: NELDA HAIR, Oklahoma Ciry, Eolucalion' ROBERT HALBERT, Peoria, lll,, ASIS: JAMES HOLBROOK, Enid, Business: CHARLENE HALE, Tulsa, Business: JAMES HALE, Earlsboro, ABS: JOHN HALEY, Ponca Cily, Enqinoerinq: KENNETH HALEY, Enid, Engineering: JAMES HALL, Bixby, Business: JOHN HALL, Forl Towson, AXIS: MILES HALL, Midwesl Cify, Educalion: PATRICIA HALL, Cushing, AHS. SARA HALLER, Barllesville, Home Ec.: CHARLES HALLIBUR- TON, Caresby, ABS: MICHAEL HALLIGAN, Ponca Cily, AES: CARTER HALLMARK, Tulsa, ABS: SUSAN HALTER, Oklaho- ma Cily, Educalion: CATHY HAM, Dewey, Business: JOE HAM- MILL, Midwesl Cily, AHS. LARRY HAMILTON, Knowles, Aqricullure: ROBERT HAMIL- TON, Okmulqee, Educalion: RONALD HAMILTON, Bonner Springs, Kan., Engineering: REBECCA HAMMER, Pryor, Home Ec.: HARRIET HAMMOND, Oklahoma Cily, Business: JAC- QUELINE HAMMONDS, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.: CARO- LYN HAMMONS, Slillwaler, AHS. MICHAEL HAMNER, Oklahoma Cily, AHS' KATHY HAN- COCK, Tulsa, Home EC.: ROBERT HANKS, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: DIANA HANNA, Fairfax, Home Ec.: MONROE HAN- NON, Enid, Engineering: JAN HANRATY, Oklahoma Cily, Business' CONSTANCE HANSEN, Oklahoma Cily Educalion. JAMES HANSEN, Tulsa, Engineering: JUDITH HANSEN, Tulsa, Home EC.: EMILY HANSON, Oklahoma Cily, Business: JAMES HANYKA, Billings, Business: HARRIET HARDING, Miclwesl Cily, Educalionr LAURA HARKEY, Okemah, AXcS: KENNETH HAR- LAND, Goodwell, Aqricullure. WILLIAM HARLEY, Comanche, Agricullure: WILLIAM HAR- LOW, Sapulpa, ABS: DELENDA HARMON, Midwesl Cily. ABS: DONALD HARMON, Oklahoma Cily, Business: MARY HARNED, Shidler, Educalion' ARLIN HARP, Weslyille, Aori- cullure: BRICE HARRIS, Wafonqa, Business. FRANCIS HARRIS, Duncan, Business: JIMMIE HARRIS, Kon- awa, Aqricullure: RUTH HARRIS, Oklahoma Cily, AHS: DAN- IEL HARRISON, Tulsa. AXIS: DAVID HARRISON, Tulsa, ABS: GREGORY HARRISON, Porum ASIS: GRETCHEN HARRISON, Tulsa, AES. HAROLD HARRISON, Tulsa, AXIS: SANDY HARRISON, Okla- homa Cily, Enqineerinq: SALLYE HARTZOG, Tulsa, Business' GARY HARVELL, Tulsa, Business: VAN HARVEY, Gage, Ew- oineerinq: JIMMIE HASTIE, Gulhrie, Asrricullure' JIMMIE HASTINGS, Shawnee, Home Ec. MARILYN HATFIELD, Tulsa, Business: SUSAN HATFIELD, Tul- sa, I-lome Ec.: RONALD HATHCOCK, Oklahoma Cily, ABS? DON HATHORN, Duncar, Enrgineerino: DARLENE HATTON, Vienna, Va., Aqricullure: BARBARA HAUSER, Tulsa, Home Ec.: ANITA HAWKINS, Ouapah, Home Ec.. JOHN HAYES, Jenks, Aoriculluro: LINDA HAYNES, Elk Cily Home Ec.: DOROTHY HAYS, Muskogee, AES: JOHN HAYS, Oklahoma Cily, Ajiriculfure: LESLIE HAYS, Oklahoma Cify, ABS' WALTER HAYS, Oakmonl, Pa., Home Ec.' LAURA FORD, Ok- lahoma Cily, AHS. --RN 5 Happy Hour Was Really Popular, All Day Long JUDEE HAYWARD, Belhany, ABS: PATRICK HEARN, Midwesl Cily, ABS: KATHERINE HECK, Tulsa, Home Ec., WILLIAM HEDGES, Oklahoma Cily, Business, JIMMY HEEFEL, Manqum, ABS, JANET HELLER, Slrillwaler, ABS, JIM HELM, Broken Ar- row ABS. J. LOY HELM, Tulsa, Business, PATRICIA HELMERS, Barlles- ville Business, DEBORAH HELTERBRAND, McAIesler, Educa- lion, TRUDY HELVEY, Pauls Valley. AES, JOHN HEMPEL, Palerson, N.J., ABS, BILL HENDERSON, Oklahoma Cily, Edu- calion' JAMES HENDERSON, Tulsa, AXS. LINDA HENDERSON, Cherokee, Home EQ., TERESA HENDREN, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC., JOYCE HENDRICKS, Beaver, AES, KAY HENDRICKSON, Shidler, Business' DENNIS HENDRIX, Tulsa, Engineering, PEGGY HENDRIX, Slillwaler, Educalion, SUSAN HENDRIX, Slillwaler, Educalion. INGRAM HENRY, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business, SANDRA HENRY, Sand Sprinqs, Educalion: LUCY HENSHAW, Sapulpa, A8157 DAVID HENSON, Boise Cily, AES, JANET HERRMANN, Aqra. Business: RICHARD HERRON, Duncan, Business' DONALD HERT, Tulsa, Business. JOHN HESTER, Frederick, Business, RONALD HEUSER, Okla- homa Cily. Engineering, TIMOTHY HEWETT, Tulsa, Engineer- ing, PRISCILLA HIAI-T, Barilesville, Business, ALVA HICKER- SON, Tulsa Enqineering, CANDICE HICKMAN, Hinlon, Ed- ucalion, JAMES HICKMAN, Oklahoma Cily, Eroineerino. FRED HICKS, Ponca Cify, Enqineerinq, REBECCA HICKS, Sul- phur, Home EC., ROBERT HICKS, Tulsa, AHS, WILLIAM HI- COCK, Oklahoma Cily, Business, JOHN HIGGINS, Oklahoma Cily, Enqineerinq, SUSAN HIGGINS, Cherokee, ABS' NANCY HILDEBRAND, Oklahoma Cily, ABS. CHERYL HILDINGEE, Nash, ABS' DANA HILL, Oklahoma City. ABS, JANE HILL, Muslano, ABS, ELEANOR HILL, Tulsa, ABS! JOSEPH HILL, Los Alamos, N. Mex., AHS, KATHY HILL, Jones, AHS? ROBERT HILL, Slillwaler, Business. SUSAN HINDS, Edmond, AES, STEPHEN HINRICHS, Slill- waler, A8157 CECELIA HINSON, Midwesl Cily, ABS, PAULA HINTON, Bosie Cily, ABS, CAROLYN HINZ, Clinfon, Educa- Tion, JOE HITT, Tulsa, ABS, KAREN HITT, Marshall, ABS. ROBERTA HIXON, Skiafook, Home EC., ANITA HLAVATY, Duncan, Educalion, JANICE HOBSON, Tulsa, Educalion, KRIS HOCHDERFFER, Blackwell, Business, JIM HODGE, Oklahoma Cily, Business, KATHRYN HODGE, Tulsa, Home Ec.: LUANN HODGE, Oklahoma Cily. Home Ec. KAREN HODKINSON, Annandale Va., AHS, MICHAEL HOELT- ZEL, Enid, Engineering, RONALD HOFFMAN, Collinsville, Tech- nical lnslilule, RICHARD HOLCOMB, Oklahoma Cily, AEST KAREN HOLIWAY, Tulsa, Business, PATRICIA HOLLEY, Okla- homa Cily, ABS: SUSAN HOLLEY, Tulsa, Home Ec. THOMAS HOLLIS, Midwesl Cily, ABS, GARY HOLLOWAY. Tulsa, AES, BECKY HOLMAN, Newcaslle, Home Ec., LANDON HOLMAN, Slillwaler, ABS, LOUIS HOLMAN, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, LARRY HOLT, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, SUSAN HOLT, Oklahoma Cily, ASS, STEPHEN HOLTON, Poleau, Business, MARK HOLTZELAU, Alva, Engineering, PERRY HOOD, Tulsa, Agricullure, TERRY HOOK, Chicago Heiqhls, lll., Business, MICHELE HOOKER, Tulsa, ABS, BENNY HOOPER Tulsa, ABS, LINDA HOPE, Ok- lahoma Cily, Educalion. DEBORAH HOPKINS, New Orleans, La., ABS, STEPHEN HOP- KINS, Okmulqee, A8151 MICHAEL HOPPING. Oklahoma Cilyi AES, DAVID HORN, Pryor, ABS, JACK HORNBUCKLE, Las Vegas, Nev., Educalion, KAREN HOSS, Tulsa, Home Ec., ANN HOUSTON, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion. SHERRY HOVASSE, Oklahoma Cily A8157 LINDA HOVER, Ok- lahoma Cily, Educafiov DON HOWARD, Tulsa Enoireering' MARGARET HOWARD, Airus A8157 MICHAEL HOWARD, Ok- lahoma Cily, Educalion, PAUL HOWARD, Headrick, Agricul- lure7 WILLIAM HOWARD, Oklahoma Ciiy, A815. DAN HOWELL, Oklahoma Cify, Tech, lnsrilure-7 JOYCE HOW- ELL, Cushino, Businessp PEGGY HOWELL, Morrison, Home Ec.' SUSAN HOWELL, Slillwaier, Educa+ion7 DAVID HOWELLS, Oklahoma Ciiy Engineering: BILLY HOWETH, Moore. Business' DENNIS HUBBARD, Omega. Aqriculiure. HANNAH HUBBARD, Oklahoma City, A8157 LINDA HUBBARD, Slillwaler, A8157 ORLANA HUBBARD, Tulsa, Educalion7 JIM- MY HUDDLE, Enid, Enoineerinq7 RUTH HUDDLESTON, Skia- look, Home EC: DENISE HUDSON, Tulsa, A815' HARRIET HUDSON, Gulhrie, A815. MARY HUDSON, Tulsa, Educa+ior7 RICKIE HUDSON, Paw- huska Enqineeringu THOMAS HUDSON, Pawhuska, Busihess' BARBARA HUFF, Ryan, A8157 JOHN HUGGINS, Tulsa, Aqri- culIure7 SHIRLEY HUGHES, Lawlon. Business7 JOE HUGHEY, Barllesville, Business. THOMAS HUISKAMP, Keokuk, lowa, A8157 FRANK HULNIK, Sapulpa, A8157 LARRY HULSEY, Edmond, Business7 DAVID HUMMEL, Tulsa, Engineerinqt DONALD HUMPHREYS, Tulsa, Enoineerinqi MARILYN HUNSAKER Tulsa, A8157 WALLACE HUNT, Oklahoma Ciiy, A81S. JACOUETA HUNT, Grandliield, A8157 MARSHA HUNT, Tui- sa. A8157 CAROL HUNTER, Cushing, A81S' JAMES HUNTER, Okmulgee, Business' MICHELE HUNTER, Tulsa, Home Ec.7 PAMELA HUNTER, Slillwaier Home Ec.7 HOLLY HUNTING, Oklahoma Cily, A815. MARSHA HUNTLEY, Elk City. Home EC.: PAMELA HUPP, Tulsa, Educafiom LINDA HUTCHENS, Tulsa A8157 JANIE HUT- CHISON, Drumriqhl, A8157 SAMMY HUTCHISON, Eairfax, En- gineering: ARTHUR HUTSON, Eoss, Agficullureq DIANA IGLE- HEART, Baden, Home Ec. JOHN INDERRIEDEN, Tulsa, EnqineerinQ7 RICHARD INGHAM. Slillwaler, A8157 STEPHEN IRBY, Tulsa. A8157 THOMAS IRION, Okeene, A8157 MAX IVEN, Okeene, A8157 MICHAEL IVES. Tul- sa. ABKSI SHERLYN JABARA, Oklahoma Cily Home Ec. MAX JACK, China Lake, Calif.. Engineering REX JACK, Enid, Tech, lnsliiufe' DIANA JACKSON, Miliay. Educal'ion7 GARY JACKSON, Ardmore, A815' JAMES JACKSON, Oklahoma Cily. A8157 JAY JACKSON, Tulsa A8157 LINDA JACKSON, Hobari. A815. MARY JACKSON, Drumriqhl, Educa'ion7 NANCY JACKSON, Pryor, A815t PAUL JACKSON, Oklahoma Cily, Engineeringt RAYMOND JACKSON, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 LOU JACOBS. Purcell, Aqricullurez KAY JACOBSEN, Midwesi Cily, Educalion7 RANDLE JACOBY, Oklahoma Cily, Educaiion. CYNTHIA JAMES, Tulsa, A8157 LINDA JAMES, Prague, Business JOHN JAMESON, Davis, A8157 ERIC JAMISON, Shawnee, Busi- JAY- ness: WILLIAM JANTZEN, Ringwood, Business ROBERT ROE, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: CHERYL JECK, Cresce-n'. Ed- ucalion. LARRY JEMISON, Enid, A8157 DELMA JENKINS, Gore, MYRON JENKINS, Miami, A8157 MARGARET JENKS, Oklaho- ma Ciiy, A8157 CLARA JENNINGS, Blackwell, Educalion7 DA- VID JENSEN, Yukon, A8157 JAMES JEWELL, Oklahoma A815. A8157 Cily, KENNETH JOHANSEN, Tulsa Engineering: MICHAEL JO- HANSEN, Tulsa, A8157 JAN JOHNSON, Tulsa, A8153 JUDY JOHNSON, Chociaw, Educaliom KAREN JOHNSON, Minco. Home Ec.: KAREN JOHNSON, Comanche. A81S' KAREN JOHNSON, Gould, A815. FRESHMEN FRESHMEN MARSHA JOHNSON, Barllesville, Business, MAX JOHNSON, Hennessey, ABS, REBECCA JOHNSON, Oklalioma Oily, Home Ec., SUSAN JOHNSON, Honolulu, Hawaii, Home Ee., VICKI JOHNSON, Oollinsville, Engineering, BILL JOHNSON, Midwesl Oily, ABS, JOE JOHNSTON, Tulsa, ABS. DARNELL JOHNSTON, Oklanama Oily, AES, ROBERT JOHN- STON, Tulsa, Engineering, VIVIAN JOHNSTON, Eairlax, Edu-, calionp BEVERLY JONES, Tulsa, Business, BRIAN JONES, Olnoc- law, Business, DARRELL JONES, Okrnulgee, AHS, DAVID JONES, Jones, ALS. GERALD JONES, Mannlord, A8182 JOYCE JONES, Neoslio, Mo., A8152 JUDY JONES, Medlorcl, Educalion, LINDA JONES, Moore, Business, BRENT JONES, Barllesville, Business, PANSY JONES, Jenks, ABS, RICHARD JONES, Tulsa, Business. RITA JONES, Oklalwoma Oily, Business, SUE JONES, Boswell, Home Ecf WILLIAM JONES, Oklaliorna Oily, Engineerirg: JAMES JORDAN, Tulsa, Business, JANICE JORDAN, Norman, Agricullure, SYDNEY JORDAN, Sperry, Agricullure, STEVEN JORNS, Sliawnee, ABS. JAY JOURDAN, Raylown, Mo., Business, WILLIAM JOY, Bar- llesville, AHS, MARY JOYNER, Olinlon, ASS, JAMES JULIAN, Oklalioma Oily, ABS, LINDA JUMP, Cyril, Business, LINDA KADAVY, Oklaliorna Oily, ABS, WILLIAM KAISER, Oape Gir- ardeau, Mo., Engineering. CAROL KAMAS, Ereedorn, Eclucalion, JAMES KAMAS, Mid- wesl Oily, ABS, KATHY KAMAS, Alva, Educaliong LINDA KAMINSKI, Midwesl Oily, Horne EC., SUSAN KAMM, Slill- waler, ABS, MICHAEL KANE, Oklaliorna Oily, ABS, CHAR- LOTTE KANTONSKI, Norman, ABS. RUTH KARNS, Healcllon ABS' RICHARD KAVOORAS, Okla- lniorna Oily, ABS, BARRETT KAYS, Slillwaler, Agricullurei Dl- ANNA KEAS, Oklaliorna Oily, Educalion, LINDA KECK, Enid. Business, WILLIAM KEELE, Oklalnorna Oily, ABS, GERALD KEETON, Oklalnonna Oily, ABS. JAMES KEEPER, Slialluck, Business, RICHARD KEIRSEY, McAl- esler, ABS, TERRY KEISER, Ponca Oily, Educalion, JANET KEITH, Oklaliorna Oily, ABS, CHARLES KELL, Sl. Louis, Mo.. Home EC., ANN KELLE, Brarnan, ABS, DWAYNE KELLER, Ken- newick, Wasln., Educalion. JOE KELLERBY, Oklaliorna Oily, Engineering, ELANE KELLY, Jay, ABS: BILL KELSEY, Barllesville, Business: CYNTHIA KEN- DALL, Oklalnorna Oily, Home EC., FOUNA KENDALL, Oliey- enne, Educalion, JON KENDALL, Nowala, Engineering, PAT- RICK KENDALL, Tulsa, AHS. JACK KENDRICK, Honolulu, Hawaii, Engineering, JAN KEN- NY, Newburgln, N.Y., Home EC., SUSAN KENT, Oklahoma Oily, Educalion, BARBARA KENYON, Kirkwood, Mo., Home ECJ PATRICIA KEPLER, Oollinsville, ABS, JAMES KEPPLE, Barlles- ville, ABS, ELMER KETCHUM, Duncan, Agricullure. MILES KEY, Sapulpa, ABS' JAMES KEYLON, Midwesl Oily, ABS, LINDA KIBBY, Holdenville, Home EC., SUSAN KIDD, Oklalloma Oily, Home EC.: JUDY KILGORE, Tulsa, Home Ec.Z WALTER KILGORE, Houslon, Texas, Horne EC., ANNE KIL- GREW, Tulsa, Educalion. HANK KIMBELL, Arnnandale, Va., AES: WAYNE KINDRICK. Oklalwoma Oily, Business, LARRY KINDT, Enid, Agricullure, AL- LAN KING, Oklaliorna Oily, ABS, DOROTHY KING, Pawlius- ka, Educalion, GRACE KING, Slroud, Educalion, HAROLD KING, McAlesler, Engineering. JAN KING, Hinsslale lll., Busiress' MARY KING, Midwesl Oily, Educalion, WALLACE KING, Oklalworna Oily, ABS: GUY KINK- EADE, Broken Arrow, ABS, KATHRYN KINSTLE, Oklalwoma Cily, Home EC., JACK KINZIE, Ponca Oily, Engineering, RICH- ARD KIRACOFE, Slaunlon Va., Engineering. 544 i A Grea+Conversa'rion Slopper' Jus+ Menfion Grades DON KIRBY, Lamonl, Aqriculfure7 JACK KIRK, Tiplon, A81S7 BARBARA KIRKPATRICK, Broken Arrow, A8157 STEPHEN KIRK- PATRICK, Oklahoma Ciiy, Enoineerinq7 TROYE KIRKPATRICK, Oklahoma Cily, Educariom CAROLYN KISER, Okmulqee, Busi- ness7 LARRY KI'I'I', Waunela, Neb., Aoricullure, MARY KLEIN, Enid. Edu1:alion7 PAMELA KLINKEVICH, Okla- homa Cily, A8157 MARY KLOCK, Drumriqhl, A81S: FRANCES KNAPP, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering' TONY KNIGHT, Tulsa, Business: WILLIAM KNISLEY, Barllesville, Business? CATHY KNOTT, Tulsa, Educalion. GARY KNOWLES, Texhoma, Enqineering7 DAVID KOCH, Ok- lahoma Cily. A81S7 HENRY KOCH, lvlarllon, N.J., Home Ect RICHARD KOCH, Barllesyille, Engineering CARLA KODESH, Marland, Axis, JAN KOHLI, Edwardsville, Ill., A8157 DEBBIE KOMAH, Brisiow, Business. GENE KONKLER, Tulsa, Engineerinq7 RICHARD KOPEC, Nor- walk, Conn., Enqineerinq RONALD KORSGARD, Duncan, Aeri- cullure7 KAREN KRAHL, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 JAMES KRA- KER, Wagoner, Enqineerinq7 MARGARET KRAUS, Barllesville, A81S7 THOMAS KRAUSE, Tulsa, Engineering. GARY KREPS, Barflesville, Engineering: BRENDA KRITTEN- BRINK, Jeilerson, Educaliom LINDA KRSHKA, Yukon, Home Ec.7 TONI KRUEGER, Frederick, A81S7 VICKI KUHLMAN, Ok- lahoma Ciry, Business7 KARL KUHLMANN, Oklahoma Cily, Enqineerinq7 REGINA KULLMAN, Tulsa, Business. RAY KUNKA, Logan, Aqriculiure7 DIANE KURK, Oklahoma Cily, A81S7 GEORGE KUYKENDALL, Tulsa, A8157 TERRY KYLE, Bolhany, Enqinerinq7 KAREN LACY, Claremore, Home Ec.7 ELAINE LAEERRY. Haskell, Business7 RICHARD LAIR, Oklaho- ma Cily, ABS. JAN LALE, Tulsa, A81S7 LLOYD LAMB, Cleveland, Business' TIM LAMBERSON, Newkirk, Aqricullurei SHARON LAMM, Muskogee, A8157 THOMAS LAMPE, Oklahoma Cily, Business MARY LAND, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 DE ETTA LANDIS, Dur- can, Home EC. WILLIAM LANDRETH, Guymon, Business7 JANET LANDRUM, Tulsa, Business7 CHARLES LANE, Tulsa, Enqineering7 REX LANE, Oklahoma Cily, A81S7 BOBBY LANG, San Anlonio, Texas, Busi- ness: SHERRY LANGLEY, Kinqiisher, Educafion7 LINDA LANG- STON, Ivlanriord, Educalion. JEANNETTE LAPORTE, Hennessey, Businessg LINDA LARCH- MILLER, Shawnee, Business: RICHARD LARGE, Tulsa, Business? MICHAEL LARGENT, Dallas, Texas, Business7 KATHY LARKEY, Tulsa, Educa+ion7 CHRIS LARSEN, Larhroo, Mich., A81S' DE- NISE LASH, Colony, Home Ec. ANNABELLE LAVERS, Ardmore, A8157 LAVONNE LAWRENCE, Chandler, A8187 DONALD LAWSON, Ardmore, Business7 JUDY LAY, Beihany, A8157 CHERYL LAYMAN, Columbus A81S7 MAR- ALEE LAYMAN, Tulsa, A8157 KAREN LEADER, Barllesyille, A81S. MICHAEL LEAKE, Oklahoma Cily, A8152 MARGARET LEATH, Tulsa, Educalion7 KAREN LEATHERS, Findlay, EducaIion7 JIM- MIE LEE, Claylon, A81S7 RICHARD LEE, Billings, Aqricullure? JAY LEEMASTER, Del Ciiy, A81S' CYNTHIA LEESE, Shawnee, Business, LEON LEEORCE, Pawnee, Engineering PAUL LEKAWSKI, Belhany, Busines57 ROGER LEMASTERS, Slroud, Enqineeiinry SUE LEMASTER, Barflesville, Educalionq ANN LEMBKE, Ponca Cily, Home Ec.7 WILLIAM LEMONS, Anadarko A8157 HAR- OLD LEOPARD, Oklahoma Ciiy, A81S. GREGORY LESKELA, Barllesyille Engineering' JAY LESSERT, Porca Cify, Business: DAVID LESSLY, Oklahoma Cify, Business? PATRICIA LESTER, Oklahoma City, A81S: PATRICIA LEVAL- LEY, Braman, Home Ec.7 CYNTHIA LEWIS, Waukomis A81S7 ROBERT LEWIS, Ada, Engineering. Drags Befween Slop Signs Was New Campus Sporl' STEVE LIEB, Nowaia, Agricullure: JANET LIETZKE, KingTisher, Educalion: LINDA LEITZKE, Kingfisher, Educalion: JAMES LIGHTNER, Allus, Engireering' MARY LIGHTNER, Allus, ABS' JIM LIICHOW, Tulsa, Ergineering: JANET LILES, Anadarko, Home EC, TIMOTHY LINDEBOR6, Las Vegas. New Mex., AHS: PATRICIA LINDLY, Jay, AHS: LYNDA LINDSAY, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: JOYCE LINDSEY, Del Ciiy, Engineering: LINDA LING, Tulsa, A8157 STEVEN LINGLE, Tulsa, ABS: MARY LINIHAN, Tulsa, ABS. STANLEY LINQUIST, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: ROBERT LISLE, Pulnam, Agriculiure: MARCIA LITTELL, Capron, Busi- ness: SARAH LITTLE, Tyron, Home EC.: SHARON LIVENGOOD, Pryor, AHS: RAY LIVESAY, Lubbock, Business: CHERIE LIVETT, Arlinglon Heighls, Ill., AES. EDWARD LOCKE, Tulsa, Engineering: LUANA LOCKE, Pon- ca Cily, AES: MELANIE LOCKNEY, Oklahoma Ciiy, Home ECN STEPHEN LOCKWOOD, Sayre, Engineering: STEVEN LOFLIN, Oklahoma Cily, AHS: DONNA LOGAN, Tulsa, ASS: MARILYN LOGUE, Miclwesf Cily, Home EC. ROBERT LOGUE, Barllesyille, Engineering: JEFFEREY LONDON, Tulsa, Agricullure: SUE LONERGAN, Viniia, AES: KATHLEEN LONG, Layerne, Home EC.: MICHAEL LONGMIRE, Tulsa, AES: JIMMY LOOPER, Tulsa, Business: JIM LOVELL, Erid, Business. MARIAN LOW, Tulsa, ABS: WILLIAM LOWE, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: JOEL LOWERY, Tulsa, ABS: PEGGY LOWERY, Tulsa, ABS: DONNA LOWMAN, Ponca Cily, Educalion: SHEL- LEY LUCAS, Claremore, ABS: LUCINDA LUDEMAN, Amorila, ABS. JIMMY LUPHER, Marlow, Engineering: BILLY LYDE, Hobart Agriculfuref STEVE LYKES, Oklahoma Ciiy, ABS: DARREL LYLE, Tulsa, AHS: DON LYNE, Oklahoma Ciiy, Engineering: GARY LYNN, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: BOB LYNN, Tulsa, AES. SUE LYON, Tulsa, ABS: MARILYN MacALLISTER, Slillwaler, AHS: ANNE MacDONALD, Muskogee, AHS: NANCY MACKEY, Holdenyille AHS: TERESA MACKEY, Tulsa, Business' JOHN MacLENNAN, Tulsa, Engineering: JOANNE MADDOX, Elk Cily, Educalion. PAULETTE MAGDEBURG, Cushing, Home EC.: PETER MAISH. Tusa, Business: MARTHA MALONE, Midwesl Ciiy, AHS: MAR- TIN MALONE, Tulsa, ABS: JOAN MALONEY, Miclwesi Cily. ABS: JO MANERA, Drumrighl, Educaiion: REBECCA MAN- LEY, Champaign, lll,, ABS. ROBERT MANLOVE, Oklahoma Cily Enginering: JAMES MANN, Tulsa, AES: SANDY MAPPES, Miclwesr Cily, Business, MELODY MARCH, Duncan, Business: GARY MARKUS, Barfles- ville, Business: KAREN MAROSE, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: CATHIE MARSHALL, Oklahoma Ciiy, AES. JOHN MARSHALL, Shawnee, Agricjullure' DANNIE MARTIN, Marlha, AHS: JACKIE MARTIN, Midwesl Cily, Business: JEF- FREY MARTIN, Edmond, ABS: JOHN MARTIN, Oklahoma Cily, AHS: JUDITH MARTIN, Tulsa, Home EC.: KATHY MARTIN. Tulsa, Business. NANCY MARTIN, Columbus, Kan., Educalion: PAULA MARTIN. Midwesl Cily, Home EC.: RUBY MARTIN, Muskogee, AHS: THOMAS MARTIN, Oklahoma Cily, Business: VARENE MAR- TIN, Tulsa Business: SANDRA MARTINDALE, Sancl Springs, Business: TED MASHBURN, Eairiax, Agricullure, JERRY MASON, Ringwood, Engineering: MARILYN MASON. Clinlon, AHS: SYLVIA MASON, Oklahoma Cily, Business: BIL- LIE MAST, Oklahoma Cily, Business: DEBORAH MATHEWSON. Bixby, Home EC.: DAVID MATTHIES, Tulsa, Business: PRESTON MATTHIESEN, Billings, Engineering. SADFORD MAULDIN, Ponca Cily, A8157 DIANNE MAXWELL, Tulsa, Educafion: JOHN MAXWELL, Oklahoma Cily, Engineer- ing: LOLANN MAXWELL, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion7 MARK MAY, Oklahoma Cify, Engineering: CECYLIA MAYNARD, Slill- waler. A8157 CONNIE MCALISTER, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion. PATRICIA McBRlDE, Barllesville, Home EC.: MICHAELEEN MCCALL, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 DAVID MCCARROLL, Peeks- kill, N.Y., A8157 JAMES MCCARTY, Cenlralia, lll., Engineering' ROBERT MCCARTY, Tulsa, Business: LILLIAN McCASLlN, Tulsa, Business: JAMES MCCLARY, Tulsa, Business. WILLIAM MCCLEES, Orienlal. N.C., Agricullure: AMOS Mc- CLURE, Minco. Engineering: JAYNE MCCOLLOUGH, Barrles- ville, Business: LINDA MCCORD, Lawlon, Business: HARMON MCCRAW, Wake Village, Texas, Home Ec.: KATHLEEN Mc- CURDY, Oklahoma Ciiy, A8157 RALPH MCDANIEL, 5lillwaler. Engineering. LINDA McDANlELS, Tulsa, Home Ec.: GEORGE McDEVITT, Waukomis, Engineering: MARVA McDILL, Tulsa, Eclucafion: PATRICIA McDONALD, Slillwaler, A8157 RICHARD McDON- ALD, Midwesl Cily, Engineering: SANDY MCDONALD, Busi- ness: JOHNNY MCELROY, Snyder, Agricullure. LEWIS McELROY, 5hawnee, Business: DAVID MCEADDEN, Tul- sa, Educafiom TOMMY McFALL, Oklahoma Cily, Business: BET- TY MCFARLAND, Oklahoma Cify, A3157 NANCY MCFARLAND. Beaver, Home EC.: BILL MCFERRON, Oklahoma Cily, A815' WILLIAM MCGAHEN, Canlon, A815. SALLY MCGEE, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: TONY MCGEE, Yale, Educaiion: RONALD MCGILL, Broken Arrow, AX15: JACK MCGINNIS, Shawnee, Business: CHERYLE MCGLORY, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 MICHAEL MCGREW, Ponca Cily, A8157 RONALD MCGUEFEE, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering. CAROL MCGUIRE, Laverne, Home EC.: CATHY McHENRY, Tulsa, Business: EILEEN MCINERNEY, Chicago, Ill., Agriculluret RONNIE MCKEAIGG, Alfus, Education: MICHAEL McKEE, Oklahoma Cify, Educalion: WILLIAM MCKEEHAN, Bartlesville, Business: KEVIN McKENNA, Oklahoma Cily, A815. DEIDRA MCKENZIE, I-lealclfon, Home EC.: JANET MCKENZIE, Tulsa. AX15: JUDITH McKINLEY, McLaud, Home EC.: JOAN MCKINNEY, Okmulgee, A815: JAMES McKNIGHT, Henriella, Texas, Agricullure: SHERREL MCLEAN, Oklahoma Cily, A8151 ALBERT MCLEMORE, 5obol. Engineering. JANE McLURE, Slillwarer, A3157 SUE MCMAINS, Shorl Hills, N.J., A8152 JIMMY MCMURTREY, Oklahoma Cily, Educafionl BRUCE MCNENNEY, Oklahoma Cily, Business: MIKE MCNINCH, Midwesl Cily, Engineering: WILLIAM MCPHERSON, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: MICHAEL MCREYNOLDS, Milford, Va,, A815. MARCHETA MCSPADDEN, Muskogee, AX15: SHARON Mc- VEIGH, Ponca Cify, A3157 GARLAND MCWATTERS, Slillwaler. Engineering: BILL MEAD, Tulsa, Business: HOWARD MEDEAR- I5. Tulsa, A815: MIKE MEDLEY, Oklahoma Cily, Business: LOU ANN MEEK5, Porca Cify, AB15. WALTER MeGOWN, Okmulgee, A815: HAROLD MEIER, Los Angeles, Calif., Engineering: KEITH MENEE5, Tulsa, A8157 SYDNEY MENELY, Oklahoma Cily, Business: JEAN MENZ, Un- ion Cily, Home EC.: SHIRLEY MERCKLING, Okmulgee, Home EQ.: SALLY MEREDITH, Enid, A81S. CYNTHIA MERRELL, Oklahoma Cify, A8157 SHERRY MERRICK, Crawlord, A8157 MARIANNE MERRILL, Allus, A8157 PATRICIA MERRIMAN, Tulsa, A815: OTTO MERZ, Oklahoma Cily, En- ginering: DONALD METCALE, Cherokee, A8157 LINDA MET- SCHER, Fairmont, Business. CONNIE MEYER, Kremlin, Home EC.: GAYLORD MICKEL5. Tulsa. Business: CHARLES MIDDLETON, Ardmore, Business: RHONDA MIDGLEY, Tulsa, A3157 PEGGY MIEARS, Duncan, Busi- ness: GEORGE MIHOS, Tulsa, Business' LYNN MIKLES, Gulhrie, Home EC. FRESHMEN FRESHMEN LYNN MILES, Tulsa, Home Ec.: ANDY MILLER, Oklahoma City, Tech. Institute: BARBARA MILLER, Stillwater, Education: CAR- OL MILLER, I-lominy, A8153 CHARLES MILLER, Oklahoma Engineering: LARRY MILLER, Wintield, Kan., Agriculture: DA MILLER, Wakita, AHS. City, MELISSA MILLER, Tulsa, Education: PAMELA MILLER, Sand Springs, Business: RITA MILLER, Bartlesville, Home Ec.: ROB- ERTA MILLER, Tulsa, ABS: SHERRY MILLER, Oklahoma ASS: STEVEN MILLER, Elk City, Business: TONY MILLER, ryton, Texas, Engineering. City, Per- VICKI MILLER, Oklahoma City, Business: MARK MILLER, Still- water, Agriculture: DAVID MILLICAN, Tahlequah, ABS: SHIR- LEY MILLICAN, Oklahoma City, ABS: LANA MILLS, Tulsa, AES: PAMELA MILLS, Oklahoma City, Education: KENT MIN- CEY, Temole, Business. DANNY MINNICK, Tulsa, ABS: BEVERLY MITCHELL, Enid. Business: CARRIE MITCHELL, Oklahoma City, Education: DA- VID MITCHELL, Balko, Business: JANE MITCHELL, Stillwater, A8iS: MARVIN MITCHELL, Oklahoma City, Engineering: KATH- LEEN MITTELSTET, Enid, Education. MARILYN MOLLETT, Chickasha, Education: CLIFFORD MON- ROE, Bartlesville, Engineering: CONNIE MONTGOMERY, Okla- homa City, ABS: JENNIFER MONTGOMERY, Tulsa, ABS: RUTH MONTGOMERY, Pryor, ABS: BARBARA MOORE, Tulsa, Home Ec.: EUGENIA MOORE, Bartlesvilla, Education. GARY MOORE, Bartlesville, ABS: HAROLD MOORE, Welulaers Ealls, Engineering: JOHN MOORE, Tulsa, Engineering: MARI- LYN MOORE, Tulsa, ABS: MICHAEL MOORE, Midwest City, ABS: PATRICIA MOORE, Hennessey, Education: ROY MOORE, Mounds, Business. SANDRA MOORE, Enid, Education: SONDRA MOORE, We- woka, Education: LINDA MORAN, Oklahoma City, ABS: GER- ALD MORELAND, Bartlasyille, ABS: KAREN MORELAND. Tulsa, ABS: NANCY MOREN, Tulsa, Home Ec.: MICHAEL MORGAN, Tulsa, ABS. MICHAEL MORGAN, Guthrie, Education: PHILLIP MORGAN, Oklahoma City, Engineering: TED MORGAN, Frederick, Busi- ness: RAY MORIMITSU, Oklahoma City, ASS: KAYE MORLEY, Cushing, Education: MELODY MORLEY, Okmulgee, Home Ec.: KAREN MORRIS, Waynoka, Home Ec. RKAARD MORRIS, Oklahoma City, Business: VICKI MORRIS. Oklahoma City, Education: DENNIS MORRISON, Enid, Busi- ness: GERALD MORRISON, Oklahoma City, Engineering: TOM- MY MORRISON, Oklahoma City, ABS: EVELYNN MORROW, Guthrie, Business: DON MORTON, Muldrow, ABS. JAMES MORTON, Stillwater, ABS: LORA MOSIER, Tulsa, ABS: MARIAN MOTE, Del City, Business: ROBERT MOTTER, Musko- gee, Business: MARY MOYER, Tulsa, Education: CHERYL MUEHLEISIN, Oklahoma City, Education: BARBARA MUELLER. Bartlesyille, ABS. KENNETH MULLEN, Tulsa, Education: KIPP MULLEN, Tulsa, Business: RANDALL MULLINAX, Shawnee, ASS: LARRY MUL- LINIX, Oklahoma City, Business: CAROLYN MUMMA, Tulsa, Business: TERESA MUNCIL, Bartlesyilla, ABS: MASON MUN- GLE, Atoka, Agriculture. SAMUEL MUNHOLLON, Sulphur, ABS' SANDRA MURDOCK. Skiatook, ABS: DONALD MURNAN, Pawhuska, Engineering: DEBORAH MURPHY, Broken Arrow, AES: PATRICK MURPHY. Tulsa, Engineering: SUSAN MURPHY, Norman, Education! WANDA MURPHY, Tulsa, ASIS. MARY MYERS, Tulsa, ABS: THOMAS MYERS, Shawnee, Educa- tion: TERRY NAIFEH, Enid, Business: RICHARD NALLY, Tulsa. Engineering: LOREE NANCE, Tulsa, AES: JUDITH NASH, Bar- tlesville, ABS: GILDA NEESMITH, Stroud, Education. LIN- Sirens, Screamed and 'rhe Firefrucks Racc-ad? JERRY NEFF, Tulsa, Business: DAY NELSON, Vinila, Engineer- ing: TED NELSON, Tulsa, Tech. Inslilule: GEORGE NEMECEK. Hollywood, Calil., Business: JIMMIE NEUMAN, Medford, Busi- ness: MARTHA NEW, Seiling, Home Ec.: JANICE NEWBERRY, Claremore, A81S. GAYLE NEWELL, Hereford, Texas, AES: VICKIE NEWSOM, Oklahoma Cily, Educa1ion: JAMES NEWTON, Tulsa, Business: DON NICCUM, Slroud, AZQS: DENNIS NICHOLS Anadarko Agricullure: MARY NICHOLS, Tulsa, Home Ec.: ROBERT NI- CHOLS, McAlesler, ABS. KENNETH NIEBRUEGGE, Snyder, Agricullure: DAVID NIETO, Chickasha, Engineering: CYNTHIA NINDE, Tulsa, Business: SAN- DRA NITCHER, Lawrence, Kan., Home Ec.: REBECCA NIX, Cleveland, ASIS: IVAN NOBERT, Shawnee, Tech. lnsliluleg JAMES NOBLE, Oklahoma Cily, Business. JOHN NOBLE, Oklahoma Cily, AXwS: RONALD NOBLE, Okla- homa Cily, Business: MARTHA NOBLES, Oklahoma Cily, Educa- lion: JACK NORMAN, Tulsa, Engineering: SUSAN NORRIS, Oulhrie, AHS: KAREN NORTHAM, Slroud, Educalion: DAN NORTHEY, Sapulpa, Agricullure. GEORGE NORVELL, Tulsa, ABS: PAT NORVELL, Tulsa, Home Ec.: JOSEPHINE NOTT, Tulsa, AXIS: DEAN NOURSE, Oklahoma Cily, ASS: JAMES NOWLIN, Muslang, Business: JOHN NOCK- OLLS, Tulsa, Engineering: DOROTHY NULL, Clirrlon, AHS. SHELBY OAKLEY, Tulsa, Business: PAMELA O'DELL, Oklahoma City, AHS: SHERYL ODELL, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: CHARLES OGDEN, Oklahoma Cily, Business' LYNN OGILVIE, Tulsa, ABS: ROBERT OGLESBY, Tulsa, ABS' MICHAEL O'HAUGHERTY, Ponca Cily, ABQS. SALLY O'HAVER, Slillwaler, A81S: KAREN O'HERN, l-lennessey Home Ec,: THOMAS OKERLUND, Enid, ABIS: DAN OLDHAM, Afoka, Engineering: SUE OLDHAM, Midwesl Cily, ASIS: JU- DITH OLIVER, Tulsa. Educalion: WILLIAM O'LOUGHLIN, Columlous. Ohio, ABS. CONNIE OLTMANNS, Enid, Agriculiure: STEVEN OLT- MANNS, Midwesl Cily, Engineering: BRENDA O'NEAL, Tulsa, Home Ec.: CHERYLE ORLICH, Oklahoma Cily, Educaliori: MARTHA ORNDORFE, Ponca Cily, ABS: KATHRYN O'- ROURKE, Barllesville, ABS' SUSAN ORR, Oklahoma Cily, Ed- ucalion. JAK OSBORN, Tulsa, ASIS: BARBARA OSBORNE, Midwesl Cily, Home EC.: DAVID OSBORNE, Harlland, Wis., AXIS: HAL OSWALT, Chickasha, Business: BARBARA OTSUKI, Slillwaler. Business: WILLIAM OVERBY, Oklahoma Cily, Agriculiure: LIL- LIAN OVERSTREET, Keola, Educalion. LELA OWENS, Tulsa, AES: ROBERT OWENS, Sand Springs. Engineering: LARRY OWSLEY, Tulsa, ABS: RODNEY PACE, Midwesl Cily, Educalion: DALE PAGE, Oklahoma Cily. Engi- neering: MARKAY PALU, Oklahoma Cify, ASIS' LYNN PAR- DEE, Tulsa, ASS. MICKEY PARK, Duncan, Business: PATRICIA PARK, Oklahoma Cily, Business: ANNA PARKER, Eairmonf, Educalion: NANCY PARKER. Tulsa, Educafiont SALLYE PARKER, Vinila, Business: WAYNE PARKER, Jenks, Engineering: JERRY PARKHURST, Tul- sa, Business. JOHN PARKINSON, Tulsa Home Ecg EDGAR PARKS, Tulsa, AHS: GLENDA PARR, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: MARY PAR- ROTT, Chandler, Home Ec.: SANDI PARTRIDGE, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: CARL PATRICK, Tulsa, Agricullure: GARY PATTERSON, Tulsa, Engineering. MICHELE PATTERSON, Tulsa, ABS: DIANE PATTON, Tulsa, ABS: MICHAEL PAULK, Tulsa, Business: FRANK PAULS, Tulsa, AES: ELAINE PAYNE, Tulsa, Home Ecu ROBERT PAYNE, Tul- sa Agriculfurez LIANNE PEADEN, Oklahoma Cily, Business. Affer Drop and Add You Jus+ Wanled Io Drop WILLIAM PEARSALL, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: DONNA PEARSON, Tulsa, Educalion: PEGGY PEARSON, Enid, A81S: SHARON PEARSON, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: DAVID PEASE, Bixby, Business: ALICE PEGUES, Tulsa,AX1S: LINDA PEMBER- TON, Belhany, Home EC. JOHN PEMBROKE, Cherokee. Engineering: GARY PENDLE- TON, Enid, Business: JIMMIE PENNY, Oklahoma Cily, A81S: ANN PEOPLES, Woodward, A8153 JOHN PERKINS, Barlles- ville, Engineering: MICHAEL PERKINS, Duncan, Engineering' WILLIAM PERKINS, Oklahoma City, Engineering. BILLY PERRY, Oklahoma Cily, Business: JIM PERRY, Guymon, A81S: KENNETH PERRY, Ponca Cily, ABS: CHERYL PETERS, Wewoka, Educalion: MARY PETERS, Douglas, Home Ec.: RUTH PETERSEN, Tulsa, Business: SHARLA PETKOFF, Oklahoma Cily, AHS. GREGORY PFENNING, Hobart Agriculture: CHRISTINE PHIL- LIPS, Tulsa, A81S: ANN PHILLIPS, Oklahoma CIW, A8157 DEN- NIS PHILLIPS, Sulphur, Engineering: DOUG PHILLIPS, Tulsa. engineering: JAMES PHILLIPS, Beggs, Business: PAMELA PHIL- POTT, Oklahoma Cily, AES. JUDITH PIATT, Oklahoma Cily, A81S: EDWARD PICKETT, Elk Cily, Agricullure: DENZEL PIERCE, Tulsa, Engineering: JUDY PIERCE, Barllesville, Home Ec.: MARIE PIERCE, Wakifa, Home EC.: MARY PIERCE, Enid, AX1S: GERRY PINKSTON, Chickasha. Educalion. WILEY PINKSTON, Minco, Agricullure: TONI PITEZEL, Tulsa, Business: LARRY PITTS, Oklahoma Cily, A81S: TOM PLATO, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: FRED PLUMER, Lilllelon. Colo., Agricullure: PAUL PODOLEC, Oklahoma Cily, A81S: LESLIE POE, Barllesville, Business. FRED POFFENBARGER, Tulsa, Engineering: JANETTE POINTS, Oklahoma Cily, AES: MARILYN POLLOCK, New Tenux, Ill,, Educalion: DANNY POMEROY, Midwesl Cily, A8157 LINDA POND, ldabel, Business: GREG POPE, Lugal, Tech. Inslilule' MARGARET POPLIN, Aclair, Home EC. NANCY PORTER, Oklahoma Cily, AES: PAMELA PORTER. Kirkwood, Mo., Educalion: THOMAS PORTER, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: SAMUEL PORTMAN, Blair, ABS: STEVEN POT- TER, Pawnee, Tech. lnslilule: MARIE POWELL, Tulsa, ASS: GUY POWER, Oklahoma Cily, AX1S, MICHAEL POWERS, Boise Cily, Agricullure, SUSAN PRATER, Tulsa, AHS: TONY PRATER, Hursl, Texas, Home EC.: KATH- LEEN PRATT, Pawhuska, ALS: PAMALA PRESNALL, Eairview, AES: MARGARET PRESNELL, Barllesville, Educaliong ROBERT PRESTON, Tulsa, Home EC. RUTH PRESTON, Tulsa, AHS: MARLENE PREVETT, Oklahoma Cily, Business: KATHLEEN PRIBOTH, Nardin, Business: RITA PRICE, New Orleans, La., Home EC.: SUE PRICE, Vinila, Busi- ness: MARY PRIVETT, Pawnee, ABS: PATRICIA PROBIS, Tulsa, Educalion. MARILYN PROCTOR, Tulsa, A3157 CARMELITA PRUETT, Ok- mulgee, Business: LESLIE PSHIGODA, Shalluck, Agriculluret RAYMOND PURDUM, Barllesville, Engineering: JACK PUTNAM, Jenks, Axis: BRENDA PYLE, Brislow, Eclucalion: MARCIA OUADE, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion. MARK QUICK, Wichila Falls, Texas, Engineering: CAROL QUIMBY, Hulchinson, Kan., Home EC.: MARY QUINLAN, Earmglall, Home EC.: SUSAN QUINN, Ponca Cify, A8152 SU- ZANNE OUONG, Gulhrie. A8151 PAUL RACHEL, Wewoka, En- gineering: GARY RACKLEY, Sulphur Tech. lnslilule. JIM RAGSDALE, Alma, Agricullure: LINDA RAGSDALE, Tul- sa, Business: LYNN RAGSDALE, Tulsa, Business: TERI RAIN- BOW, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: GAY RAINIER, Tulsa, ABS? DOROTHY RAMMING, Lahoma, Home EC.: FRED RAMSEY. Holilerville, Busiress. MARIAN RAMSEY, Genlry, Ark., A81S: SHERRI RAMSEY, Ok- lahoma Cily, A81S: ROBIN RANEY, Tecumseh, Home EQ.: PAT- TY RATHER, Loco Business: LARRY RAVENSCROET, Tulsa. Educalion: DONNA RAY, Harrah, A81S: BARBARA READNOUR, Gage, A81S. GEORGE REECE, Tulsa, A8157 EDWARD REED, Brisiow, Engi- neering: JEAN REED, Barilesville. A81S: SANDRA REED, Tulsa, A81S7 GLEN REEDER, Chandler, Educalion: STEPHEN REEL, Tulsa, A8151 GREGORY REEVES, Elk Ciiy, Engineering. KENT REEVES, Elk Cily, Engineering: MAURIE REEVES, Gulhrie, Educaiioni ROBERT REGAN, Canadian, Engineering: KAREN REID, Oklahoma Ciiy, Home EC.: RAYFORD REID, Blackwell, Business: DARLA REIM, Marshall. Educalion: ELLY REISS, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC. MIKE RELEFORD, Enid, Engineering: WILLIAM REMSHARDT, Durani, Tech. lnslilule: WILLIAM RENERO, Del Cily, Business: ERNEST RENFROW, Siigler, A8157 DONALD REYNOLDS, Tulsa, Engineering: LINDA REYNOLDS, Seminole, A81S: LYNDA REY- NOLDS, Slillwaler, A815. ROBERT REYNOLDS, Oklahoma Ciiy, Tech. lnsiiiulei ROGER REYNOLDS, Oklahoma Ciiy, A815: SUE REYNOLDS, Tulsa, A8157 JEANNIE RHODES, Webb Cily, Educalion: KAY DELL RHODES, Tulsa, Business: CONNIE RICE, Tulsa, Business: JULIE RICE, Tulsa, A81S. NANCY RICHARDS, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: RANDALL RICHARDS, Oklahoma Cily, Agriculiure: RANDALL RICH- ARDS, Tulsa, Engineering: SUE RICHARDS, Midwesi Cily, Ed- ucaiion: BECKY RICHARDSON, Waurika, Business: EARNEST RICHARDSON, Okmulgee, Engineering: JEAN RICHARDSON, Bonham, Texas, A815. PATRICIA RICHARDSON, Enid. Business: RALPH RICHARD- SON, Tulsa. A8152 ROBERT RICHARDSON, Snyder, A8152 CAR- OL RICHERT, Oklahoma Cily, EducaIion7 ALGIE RIDDLE, Ida- bel, Business' ELIZABETH RIDDLE, Prague, Home EC.: RUTH RIDLER, Oklahoma Ciiy. Business. DAVID RILEY, Sapulpa, Business: HUGH RILEY, Enid, Business: EMMA RINGGOLD, Chociaw, Home EC.: FRED RINGWALD, Oklahoma Cify, A81S: JOHN RINGWALD, Shawnee, A81S: GILBERT RIPPE, Kaw Cily, Agricullurei WILLIAM RIPPE. Tulsa, Business. REGINA RIPPEE, Wallers, Home Ee: JOY RIPPETOE, Tulsa, A8157 JOHN RISK, Tulsa, A8157 LEE RITTENHOUSE, Oklahoma Cily, AXKST BEVERLY RIX, Adair, Home EC.: LINDA ROBBINS. S'illwell, Home EC.: CHRIS ROBERTS, Siroud, Business. KATHRYN ROBERTS, Velma, Business: MARY ROBERTS, Bar- llesville, A815: ROGER ROBERTS, Elk Cify, Agricullure: SAM- UEL ROBERTS, Aloka, A8157 SHERRI ROBERTS, Drumrighl, Ed- ucalion: STEPHEN ROBERTS, Joliei, Ill., A815: BUDDY ROBERT- SON, Ponca Cily, A81S. ANITA ROBINSON, Muslang, A8157 JOE ROBINSON, Morri- son, Agisi LEONARD ROBINSON, Tulsa, Agriculiure: RHON- DA ROBINSON, Hunier, Educalion: DAVID RODGERS, Drum- righf, ABS' RICHARD RODGERS, Sapulpa, A8157 STEVE RO- DOLPH, Tulsa A815 CAROLYN ROGERS, Barilesville, Educalion: LINDA ROGERS, Tulsa, Business: RALPH ROGERS, Edmond, Business: SANDRA ROGERS, Tulsa, Home EC.: TERESA ROGERS, Oklahoma Cin, Home EC.: FRED ROLAK, Skokie lll., Business: LINDA RON- GEY, Kieier, A81S. NEVA ROOK, Belhany. A8157 RICHARD ROOT, Brislow, A8152 JANIS ROSEBUSH, Tulsa, Business: LINDA ROSENHAMER. Oklahoma Ciiy Business: CAROL ROSS, Oklahoma Ciiy, Edu- caion' BURR ROSS, Siillwaler, A815' MICHAEL ROSS, Tulsa A81S. FRESHMEN 5 FRESHMEN I NORDA ROSZEL, Tulsa, ABS: JEAN ROUSH, Arapalio, Busi- ness: WILLIAM ROUSH, Olclaliorna Cily, Business: JACK ROWE, Barilesville. Engineering: MARGARET ROWE, Ramona, Business: JIMMIE ROWLAND, Broken Arrow, ABS' MARCIA ROWLAND, Tulsa, Educalion. LINDA ROZELL, Clvandler, ASS: MONTY ROZELL, Newkirk, ABS: OLIVER RUDD, Marsliall, Agricullure: ROGER RUEHI, Park Eoresl, Ill., Engineering: REX RUMBAUGH, Tulsa, Engineer- ing: JAMES RUSSELL, Morris, Agricullure: BOB RUSSELL, Olc- Ialiorna Cily. ABS. RICHARD RUZYCKI, Jones, Engineering: CAROLYN RYAN, Tulsa, Educalion: WALKER RYAN, Ryan, Engineering: SUSAN RYLES, Wewolca, Home EC.: CAROLYN RYNEARSON, Olclalno- ma Ciiy, ASS: MICHAEL SADBERRY, Noble, Engineering' KAR- EN SADLER, Tulsa, AES. MARILYN SADLER, McAlesIer, Educaiiont HOWARD SAGE, Vinila, ASIS: DELLA SAIED, Tulsa, Home EC.: DONALD SAIL- ING, Tulsa, Engineering: MOHAMED SALIH, Derna, Libya, Engineering: JAY SALZER, Oklaliorna Cily, Business: SUE SAM- UEL, Tulsa, I-lorne EC. SUZANNA SAMUELS, Barrlesville ASIS: JUDITH SANDERS. Tulsa, Home EQ.: LINDA SANDERS, Claremore, Business: LYN- DA SANDERS, Olclalnorna Cily, Business' CHERYL SANDERS, Barllesville, Business: GINGER SANDERS, Tulsa Educafion: GLENDA SARDIS, Ivlidwesl Ciiy, Educarion. JANICE SAVAGE, Blackwell, Business: TOMI SAWYER, Med- Iord, Business: ATHLYN SAYRE, Muslcogee, Horne EQ.: RICH- ARD SCALING, Enid, ABS: BILLY SCHAEFER, Marsliall, Agri- Culiurez CANDYCE SCHAEEER, Woodward Educafior: DANA SCHAFFNER, Duncan, Business. JUNE SCHERLER, Wallers, Business: KATHLEEN SCHINDLER, Oklaliorna Cily, AXIS: RAYMOND SCHMITZ, Mancliesler, Ag- riculiureg SARITA SCHNEEBERGER, Wallers, A8157 STEVEN SCHNITZER, Barilesville, AXcS: JOHN SCHNORRENBERG, Ole- laliorna Cily AES: LEO SCHONE, Pawnee, Agricullure. CHERI SCHOONOVER, Guyrnor, ASS: JANN SCHOONOVER, Tulsa, Horne EC: SHERRIN SCHRANDT, Tulsa, Educafion: VIC- TORIA SCHRODT, Edwardsville, III., Horne EC: CARL SCHROE- DER, Enid, Engineering: RANDALL SCHUERMANN, SI. Louis Mo., ABS: BRAD SCHULTZ, Booker, Texas, Agriculiure. BETSY SCHUMANN, Olflalioma Cily, Horne EC.: GAIL SCHWAMB, Tulsa, Educaiion: TOMMY SCHWEITZER, King- Iislier. ABS: FRITZA SCOTT, Olclaliorna Cily, ASS: GLENDA SCOTT, Olclalioma Ciiy, AES: KANDY SCOTT, Olclaliorna Ciiy, Home EC.: THOMAS SCUDDER, Oklalnorna Cily Eusiness. LUCINDA SCULLAWL, Oclrielaia, Engineering: TIM SCULLY, Barnsdall, Business: JACQUETA SEALS, Wann, Business: CHARLES SEBESTA, Tulsa, Business: DEBRA SEDLAK I-Iennessey, Business: STEVEN SELF, Slillwaler, Engineering: CAROL SEL- LERS, Tulsa, AHS. LAMONA SELLERS, Perry, Business: DENNIS SELLS, Ponca Cily, AXIS: CONNIE SEMRAD, Waulsomis, Business' LAVERNE SEMRAD, Guilirie, Agriculiureg TAMARA SEMRAD, Douglas AXIS: JULIA SEMTNER, Olclalionna Ciiy AES: RAMONA SEW- ELL, Oklalnoma Ciiy. Educalion. NORMAN SHAFFER, Ponca Cily, Business: CATHERINE SHAKLEE, Siillwaier, AXIS: HAROLD SHAKLEE, Srilwaler, Ag- riculiure: MITCHELL SHAMAS, Brislow, Engineering: LARRY SHANKS, Columbus, Oliio, Engineering: PAUL SHANNON, Sand Springs Agriculiurei LARRY SHAMBLIN, Barflesville Tecln. lnsiilule. PAMELA SHARP, Tulsa, AXIS: WILLIAM SHARP, Olclalworna Cily, Agriculiure: JOE SHAUGHNESSY, Enid, Engineering: PATRICIA SHAW, Siillwaler, AXIS: RANDOLPH SHAW, OIQ- Ialiorna Ciiy, Business: SUZANNE SHAW, Oklaliorna Cily, ASIS: PHILLIP SHEFFER, Hunler, Engineering. Love Was a Wonderful Thing Can You Afford If? SALLY SHELBY, Perkins, Home EC.: SUSAN SHELTON, Tulsa, Business: LYNN SHEPARD, Aline, Agriculfure: CARL SHEP- HERD, Arapaho, Agriculfure: DAVID SHERMAN, Thomas, ABS: JACK SHERO, Grove, AES. TERRY SHINN, Cordell, ABS: DENNIS SHIPLEY, Kingfisher, Agricullure: OLEN SHIREL, Chelsea, Agriculfure: LARRY SHIR- LEY, Edmond, ABS: DONNA SHOBE, Drumrighl, ABS: DONNA SHOFFNER, Braman, ABS. GARY SHOFFNER, McHenry, Md., Engineering: ROGER SHORT, Copan, ASS: SYLVIA SHORT, Midwesf Cify, ABS: JO SHRIVER, Midwesf Cify, ABS: DAVID SHROFF, Tulsa, En- gineering: CARLA SHUNKEY, Muskogee, Home EC. SANDRA SIDNER, Oklahoma Cify, ABS: ROSEMARY SILVEY, Shawnee, Home EC,: THOMAS SIM, Oklahoma Cify, Agricul- fure: LINDA SIMMS, Oklahoma Cily, Business: MICHAEL SIMMS, Ef. Worfh, Texas, Agricullure: JOANNE SIMPSON, Oklahoma Cify, Educalion. WILLIAM SIMPSON, Nashville, Tenn., ABS: OPAL SIMS, Enid. Business: STEPHEN SIMS, Aline, Agricullurep SYDNEY SING- ER, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: BETTY SIPES, Tulsa, ABS: TERRY SISCO, Barflesville, ASS. SHARON SI'ITEL, Ponca Cify, ABS: DEBORAH SKAGGS, Sa- pulpa, ABS: KATHRYN SKEISTAITIS, Lawfon, A8157 EUGENE SKELLEY, Rocky, Agricullure: HAROLD SKELTON, Tulsa, Busi- ness: KAY SKOUBY, VVaukomis, Home Ec. MARILYN SLACK, Oklahoma Cily, Home Eo: JOHN SLAUGH- TER, Oklahoma Cify, Engineering: DONNA SLEDGE, Oklahoma Cify, AHS: RICHARD SLEMAKER, Tulsa, AHS: ROY SMALL- WOOD, Raffan, ASS: STEPHEN SMALLWOOD, Raffan, ABS. ALAN SMITH, Aflleboro, Mass., ABS: BOB SMITH, Gufhrie, ABS: BONNIE SMITH, Oklahoma Cify, Educafiong BOOTH SMITH, Grove, Engineering: BRUCE SMITH, Oklahoma Cify, Business: CHRISTIE SMITH, Cherokee, AHS. COLIN SMITH, Tulsa, AHS: COREY SMITH, Oklahoma Cify, Home EC.: DAVID SMITH, Oklahoma Cify, ABS: DAVID SMITH, Barflesville, Engineering: DIANA SMITH, Tulsa, Business: GARY SMITH, Sapulpa, ABS. GARY SMITH, Newkirk, Business: GERALD SMITH, Enid, ABS: GROVER SMITH, Boise Cify, ABS: HAROLD SMITH, Oklahoma Cify, Engineering: JAMES SMITH, Ashland, Ky,, Engineerino: JAMES SMITH, Tulsa, Business. JAMES SMITH, Chickasha, Agricullure: JOHN SMITH, Enid. Engineering: JOSEPH SMITH, Okmulgee, Engineering: JOYCE SMITH, Anflers, Educafion: KAREN SMITH, Lawlon, Business' KATHLYN SMITH, Manhafkan, Kan., ABS. MARTIN SMITH, Winfield, Kang Engineering: MARY SMITH, Moore, Business: MELINDA SMITH, Sfiilwafer, Educafioni PAUL SMITH, Midwesf Cily, Business: ROBERT SMITH, Oklahoma Cify, ABS: ANDREA SMITH, Tulsa, ABS. SHARON SMITH, Tulsa, Business: SHERYL SMITH, Oklahoma Cify, Educafiong STEVE SMITH, Tulsa, AES: SYLVIA SMITH, Gufhrie, Business: SYLVIA SMITH, Tulsa, Home Ee: THOMAS SMITH, Oklahoma Cify, Business. Freshman ueshoned To be Concerned Or Nof LES SMOCK, Oklahoma Cily, Business: JANE SMYTHE, Okla- homa Cily, ABS: DEBORAH SNAPP, Chandler, Educafion: JAMES SNIDER, Duncan, Business: RUSSELL SNOW, Tulsa, A81St JOHNNY SNIDER, Dacoma, Agriculfure. REGEANA SOHN, Tulsa, Home Ec.: CYNTHIA SOPER, Red- lands, Calif., Business: MARYANNE SORRELS, Oklahoma Cilyi AHS: KATHLEEN SOUTHERLAND, Norman, A81S: BERNELTON SPARKS, Perry, A81S: GLEN SPARKS, Oklahoma Cify, Engineer- ing. LINDA SPARKS, Earlsboro, Educaliong JUDY SPEAR, Oklahoma Cily, Educaliong CAROLYN SPECIE, Enid, Home Ec.: ERAN SPEER, Ardmore, Agricullure: LINDA SPEER, Tulsa, Aglsf GEORGANNE SPELMAN, Boise Cily, A81S. ANN SPENCER, Tecumseh, Home Ec.: MARY ANN SPENCER, Conway, Ark., A8153 SYLVIA SPENCER, Seminole, A81S: WILL- IAM SPERRY, Alya, Engineering: MARY SPICER, Tulsa, Edu- calion: MELVINAL SPINKS, Lawlon, A81S. NANCY SPOSATO, Tulsa, Home Ec.: DONNA SPRADLIN. Tulsa, Business: MICHAEL SPRADLING, Broken Arrow, Agri- cullure: ELMER SPURR, Shawnee, ABS: PATSY STAFFORD, Slillwafer, A81S: ROBERT STAFFORD, Blackwell, A81S. NANCY SKAGGS, Seminole, AHS: DAN STAHL, Ponca Cify, Engineering: SALLY STAMMER, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: TO- NI STAMPS, Holdenville, Educaiiong JOHN STANFIELD, Mid- wesl Cnly, Business: JOYCE STANFILL, Chandler, Business. ERNEST STANFORD, Ponca Cify, A81S: JOHN STANLEY, Ok- lahoma City, ABS: PATRICIA STANSBERRY, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.: CHERYL STANSEL, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: MI- CHAEL STARK, Barllesyille, ABS: RAY STARK, Oklahoma Cily Enoineering. GERALD STARTZEL. Springfield, Va., A8151 LINDA STEAD. Barllesville, A81S: LORETTA STEBBINS, Fairmonl, Business: SU- SAN STEBBINS, Seminole, Educalion: BYRON STEELE, Tulsa, ABS: CAROL STEELE, Tulsa, A81S. MARK STEINLE, Tulsa, Engineering: CARROLL STENGER, Car- negie, Agricullure: ANN STEPH, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.: CARL STEPHENS, Oklahoma Cily, Agriculiure: CHARLES STE- PHENS, Oklahoma Cily, A81S: JAMES STEPHENS, Oklahoma Cily, Agricullure. MARY STEPHENS, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: JAY STEPHEN- SON, Slillwaler, Business: HARRY STEVENS, Enid, Business: JANE STEVENSON, Ponca City, A81S: ROY STEWART, Okla- homa Cily, Educalion: MARYJANE STIEFERMAN, Perry, Busi- VIQSS. BOB STILLWELL, Oklahoma Cily, A8151 MICHAEL STINCH- COMB, Oklahoma Cily, A8155 DAVID STOCKMAN, Barllesville, ABS: ETHLYN STOCKTON, Oklahoma Cily, A8152 PATRICK STOIA, Tulsa, A8152 DONNA STONE, Maud, AX1S. PEGGY STONE, Sand Springs, Home Ec.: STEVEN STONE, Mc- Alesler, Agricullure: JOHN STOOPS, Barflesville, Engineering: RICHARD STORCH, Tulsa, Home Ec.: JOYCE STORMONT. Wakila, ASS: CHRIS STOTTS, Oklahoma Cily, AX1S. LINDA STRAIT, Oklahoma Cify, Educalion: CHARLOTTE STRECKER, Chesler, Home Ec.: BILL STREET, Tulsa, Business: STEVEN STREICH, Gollry, Engineering: LYNDA STROMME, Brislow, Educalion: ROBERT STROUD, Oklahoma Cily, En- gineering. LARRY STUART, Pawhuska, Enqineerinq, MICHAEL STUART, Dewey, A8152 SUSAN STUART, Shafluck, ASS: CHERYL SU- ENRAM, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: CLAUDE SUGGS, Saou!- pa, Enqineringy JACK SUITER, Waierloo. Iowa, Home Ec. DAVID SULLINS, Oklahoma City, Aqriculiureg KAREN SULLI- VAN, Ryan, Eclucaiionz BOB SULLIVAN, Seminole, A8153 LAURA SUMMERS, Oklahoma Cily, A8152 SHERALYN SUMMERS, Ok- lahoma Ciiy, Eclucalion: WILLIAM SUMNER, Brislow, Educa- lion. ROBERT SUMMEY, Midwesi Ciiy, Home EC.: BARBARA SUMP- TER, London, England. AES: LONNIE SUMPTER, Barllesyille, A8151 DORLISS SUMTER, Ramona, Tech. lnsliluleq JUDI SUP- ERNAU, Tulsa, Business, CHARLES SUTTER, Tulsa, ABS. JULIE SUTTON, Beihany, Home Ec., BARBARA SWANSON. Midwesi Cify, Home EC.: ROBERT SWANSON, Cresceni, A8151 GARY SWART, Derby, Kan., Engineering: SANDRA SWEARIN- GER, Siillwaler, Educalion' SHIRLEY SYKORA, Siillwaier, Edu- caiion, RICHARD SYLVESTER, Duncan, Aqriculiure: ANN TALIAFERRO, Tulsa, ABS: TIMOTHY TALLCHIEF, Edmond, A8157 FRANK TAN- NER, Burlinqlon, ABS: HERBERT TANNER, Tulsa, Business, LAR- RY TARMAN, Tulsa, Aqricullure. RAY TATYREK, Beihany, ABS, ANN TAYLOR, Oklahoma Cify, ABS, ARTHUR TAYLOR, Midwesi Cily, Engineering, CONNIE TAYLOR, Barilesville, ARS, CYNTHIA TAYLOR, Boise Cily, Educafiont JANICE TAYLOR, Tulsa, Educalior. JANIS TAYLOR, Yukon, Home Ec,2 JOAN TAYLOR, Perry' ASS: LINDA TAYLOR, Dewey, Educalion, ORLA TAYLOR, Bra- man. AES: SHARON TAYLOR, Oklahoma Cily, Business' SU- ZANNE TAYLOR, Tulsa, ABS. PAUL TEBOW, Meoliord, Engineering: JOHN TEDRICK, Tul- sa, Engineering, RICHARD TELOWICZ, Chocfaw, Enqineerinog KATIE TENER, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: JANE TERHUNE, Vandalia, Ill., Business: DAVID TERRY, Midwesl Cily, ABS. CHARLES THANNHAUSEN, Oklahoma Cily, AES: CHESTER THAYER, Slillwaier, ABS, CARL THOMA, Boise Cily, Engineer- inq, DANNY THOMAS, Duncan. Enqineerinq: NANCY THOM- AS, Tulsa, AES, PAULA THOMAS, Sand Springs, AHS. REGINA THOMAS, Oklahoma Cify, AHS? SUE THOMAS, Ok- lahoma Cily, AES, VICKI THOMAS, Wewoka, Home EC.: Dl- NAH THOMASON, Pryor, Home EC.: DAVID THOMPSON. Tulsa, Business, DONALD THOMPSON, Okrnulqee, Business, FRANK THOMPSON, Miclweslf Cily, AES: JACQUELYN THOMPSON, Oklahoma Cily, Educaliong JAMES THOMPSON. Mooreland. Tech. lnsliiulet JEANNE THOMPSON, Brisiow, AHS: TERRY THOMPSON, Oklahoma Ciiy, ABS: TOMMY THOMPSON, Brislow, ABS. DOYNE THORNE, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, SANDRA THORNTON, Barrsdall. Home EC.: CHARLES THREATT, Ok- lahoma Cily, Business: DONNA THROCKMORTON, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: REBECCA THROGMORTON, Canlon, Eju- Caiiori KAREN TIEMEIRER, Ev, Worih, Texas, Efucafion, CRAIG TIGERT, Oklahoma Ciiy, Enqineerinfg' PATRICIA TIG- NER, Oklahoma Cily, Business: JIM TILLY, Del City, Business, MARTHA TIMMONS, Tulsa, l-iome Ec.' ANTHONY TINELLI, McGraw, N. Y., ABS, ALAN TODD, Shawhee, Business. FRESHMEN FRESHMEN ' KATHLEEN TOLLE, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: STEVEN TOLLE, Hammon, Educalion: DAVID TOMER, Tulsa, Engineering: CHER- YL TOMLINSON, Oklahoma Cily, Business: TERRY TOOLEY, Tulsa, Engineering: DAN TOPPENBERG, Oklahoma Cily, Busi- USGS, CHRIS TOWNSEND, Tulsa, AHS: MARY TRIPPET, Barllesville, Business: CAROLYN TROTTER, Tulsa, Business: WILLIAM TROUSDALE, Ponca Cily, ABS: PATRICIA TROWER, Mann- iord, Home Ec.: JANET TROXEL, Newkrik, Educaiion. GERALD TRUE, Tulsa, ABS: CYNTHIA TRUSSELL, Perry, ABS: ANTHONY TUCCI, Verona, N.J., Home EC.: LINDA TUCKER, Oklahoma Cily, Business: RANDAL TUCKER, ldabel, Engineer- iwgg JUNE TULEY, Wynnewood, Educalion. DANIEL TULLIUS, Oklahoma Cily, A8151 ALBERT TURK, Black- well, Business: LEAH TURLEY, Chickasha, ARS: BILL TURNER, Enid, Engineering: FAUN TURNER, Sapulpa, Eclucalion: MAR- IAN TURNER, Tulsa. Business. PHYLLIS TURNER, Barllesville, Educalion: DONALD TURVEY, Blackwell, ASS: CHARLES TUTT, Oklahoma Cify, ABS: MAR- CIA TUTTLE, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: WILLIAM TUTTLE, Cush- ing, ABS: TAMARA TVER, Oklahoma Cily, Business. MARJORIE TYTENICZ, Lulher, Business: NANCY ULLOM, Pon- ca Cily, AES: JAMES UNDERWOOD, Miami, Engineering: LOIS UNDERWOOD, Waukomis, Eclucaliong MARY UNDER- VVOOD, Ponca Cily, Educalion: DONNA UTECH, Ponca Cily. Business. MARY VAANANEN, Tulsa, Business: CAROLYN VANBEBBER, Duncan, Business: MARY VAN BRUNT, Barnsclall, ABS: VIC- TORIA VANDEVER, Barnsdall, A8155 KAY VANDIVER, Checo- lah, AXIS: BUCK VAN DORN, Woodward, Engineering. KENT VAN HOESEN, Tulsa, Engineering: STEVE VAN HORN, Oklahoma Ciiy, Engineering: KAREN VANN, Winfield, Kan.: Business: JOSEPH VARMECKY, Tulsa, Engineering: THOMAS VARNER, Barllesville. Business: JOHN VATER, Enid, AHS. KAREN VAUGHAN, Barllesyille, ABS: BRENDA VAUGN, Mays- ville, Eslucalion: JAMES VEALE, Tulsa, Home Ec.: CAROLE VENATOR, Midwesl Cily. Educalion: RONALD VENTERS, Vi- nila, AHS: LINDA VICK, Duncan, Business. LARRY VICKERS, Ponca Cily, Business: CYNTHIA VINNEDGE, Tulsa, Home Ec.: THOMAS VINSON, Ramona, ABS: ROY VINYARD, Oklahoma Cily, Business: RICKY VOELZKE, Enid, Business: GEORGE VOGLER, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, LYNN VONGUNEN, Siillwaler, ABS: LEO VOSS, Tulsa. En- gineering: CHERYL WADDLE, Seiling, Business: IRA WADE, Del Cily, AES: MARK WADSWORTH, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: REX WAGGONER, Broken Arrow, ALS. JACK WAGONER, Brislow, AES: JOHN WAKEFIELD, Duranl. Engineering: DEBORAH WALKER, Tulsa, AHS: DIANE WALK- ER, Brisbane, Auslralia, Educaliong GARY WALKER, Tulsa, Business: JANICE WALKER, Tulsa. ABS. JOAN WALKER, Houslon, Texas, ABS: KAREN WALKER, Free- donn, AHS: MICHAEL WALKER, Tulsa, Business: PATRICIA WALKER, Tulsa, ABS: THOMAS WALKER, Tulsa, E'gineerinQI TERRY WALL, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering. We Discovered An Ediforial Page In The O'CoIIy ALICE WALLACE, Tulsa, Educalion7 BRENDA WALLACE, Ok- lahoma Cily, Business: BETTY WALLIN, Tulsa. Educalion7 BUS- TER WALLING, Duncan, Business: SHIRLEY WALTERS, Birm- ingham, Ala., A8157 KAREN WALTRIP, Tulsa A815. CAROLYN WARD, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: KELLY WARD. Balon Rouge, La., A8157 ROBERT WARD, Anllers, Engineering: STEVEN WARD, Tulsa, Businessg JOAN WARDEN, Shawnee, Home Es.: HAROLD WARMA, 5kiarool1, Engineering. DONALD WARNER, Belhany, A8157 EMILY WARNER, Brislow: A8152 LLOYD WARREN, Tulsa, Engineering: MICHAEL WAR- REN, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 SHARON WARREN, Tulsa, Business: TOM WARREN, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering. ROBERT WARTERFIELD, Tulsa, A8151 MIKE WASS, Slillwaler, Business: MARY WATERS, Slilwell, A8157 EDWIN WATKINS, Oklahoma Cify, A8151 GARY WATSON, Council Hill, Engineer- ing: JANE WATSON, Brislow, Agricullure. KATRIN WATT, Tulsa, A8157 LARRY WATT, Tulsa, Business: GLENNA WATTS, Drurnrighl, A8157 SHARON WAUGAMAN. Tulsa, A8187 JANET WEATHERS, Slillwaler, A8157 PENNY WEAV- ER, Tulsa, Eclucalion. REGINA WEAVER, Tulsa, Educalion7 RONALD WEAVER, Ok- lahoma Cily, A8157 BARBARA WEEKS, Wayne, A8157 DENNIS WEESE, Drumrighl, Engineering: HELEN WEIGANDT, Hobarl, Axis: BARNEY WELCH, Tulsa, Business. SHERRY WELCH, Tulsa, Educalion7 KATHRYN WELCH, Shaw- nee. Business' JAMES WELLS, Sand Springs, Business: JOE WELSCH, Tulsa, A8157 FRED WENDEL, Eulaula, A8157 BARRY WEST, Brisiow, A815. ELIZABETH WEST, Ivluldrow, Home EQ.: FRANCES WEST, Tul- sa, Agriculluref MERRILY WEST, Tulsa, A8157 ROBERT WEST, Slillwaler, Engineering: PAMELA WESTBROOK, Oklahoma Cily, EducaIion7 MARILYN WESTON, Barllesville, Educalion. MARGARET WETTENGEL, Oklahoma Cily, Educalioni CHAR- LENE WETZEL, Morrison, EduCalion7 JANICE WHEELER, Bris- Iow, A8157 WILLIAM WHISEVANT, Hominy, A8157 DONNA WHISLER, Oklahoma Cily, EducaIion7 BRUCE WHITE, Okla- homa Cily, ABS. EDWARD WHITE, Choclaw, Business: KENNETH WHITE, Tul- sa, Business: LINDA WHITE, Eldorado. Business: MICHAEL WHITE, Oklahoma Cily, A8151 RALPH WHITE, Slillwaler, A8iSi RICHARD WHITE, Tulsa, Engineering, RONALD WHITE, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: SHERRILYN WHITE, Oklahoma Cily, Educaliong STEPHEN WHITE, Tulsa. ABS? VICKI WHITE, Slillwaier, A8157 WILLIAM WHITE, Hugo, Tech. Inslilu'e7 WILLIAM WHITE, Oklahoma Cily, A815, WILLIAM WHITSITT, Pawhuska, Business: RANDY WHITTAKER, Mangum, A8157 RUTH WHIT-TET, Balko. Business: DANA WHIT- TON, Holdenville, Home EC.: VICTOR WICKERSHAM, Man- oum, Busiress7 LOREN WIEBERDINK, Brislow, Tech, Inslilule. JANE WILDER, Tulsa, A8157 DAVID WILDERMUTH, Ivliclwesl Cily, A8157 HOWARD WILES, Cleveland, Engineering: LINDA WILEY, Sand Springs, Business: CHERRYL WILHOYTE, Okla- homa Cily, Home EC.: BEVERLY WILKINSON, Ardmore A815' LARRY WILLET5, Tulsa, Educalion. Some Of Us Thoughl Emery Wheel Said Somelhing JANICE WILLIAMS, Slillwaler, AXIS: JEFF WILLIAMS, Ponca Cily, Educalion: JIMMY WILLIAMS, Tulsa, Engineering: JUDY WILLIAMS, Al+us, AXIS: KAREN WILLIAMS, Slillwaler, Home Ec.: KAREN WILLIAMS, Oklahoma Cily, Agfsi MEREDITH WILLIAMS, Srillwaler, AXIS. PAMELA WILLIAMS, Madill, Business: ROBERT WILLIAMS, I-lominy, AXIS: KENT WILLIAMS, Tulsa, Engineering: VERNICE WILLIAMS, Muskogee, AXIS: ELDON WILLIAMSON, Enid, En- gineering: JO ELLEN WILLIAMSON, Belhany, Home Ec.: JOHN WILLIAMSON, Midwesl' Cify, AXIS. JIMMY WILLIE, Oklahoma Cily, AXIS: NEAL WILLISON, Pon- ca Cily, Engineering: KAREN WILLS, Collinsville, AXIS: CHARLES WILSON, Slillwaler, AXIS: CYNTHIA WILSON, Tul- sa, Educalion: CYNTHIA WILSON, Barllesville, Educalion: DAN- IEL WILSON, Manchesler, Engineering. GARY WILSON, Ponca Cily, Engineering: HAROLD WILSON, Tulsa, AXIS: JOAN WILSON, Perry, Educafion: JOE WILSON, Cushing, AXIS: MICHAEL WILSON, Slillwaler, AXIS: MICHELLE WILSON, Shawnee, Home Ec.: PHILLIP WILSON, Shawnee, Engineering. RALPH WILSON, Waywoka, AXIS: SALLY WILSON, Oklahoma Cily, Business: WILLIAM WILSON, Okmulgee, Engineering: WILLIAM WILSON, Oklahoma Cily, Business: STEPHEN WILT, Guymon, Engineering: CAROLYN WINGO, Muskogee, Home Ec.: ANN WINSETT, Allus, AXIS. DALE WINSLOW, Enid, Agricullure: SARA WINT, Tulsa, Home Ec.: ELIZABETH WINTERS, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: MARK WINTERS, Tulsa, AXIS: SUSAN WINTERS, Tulsa, Educalion MARVIN WIRE, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: JAMES WIRT Newkirk, AXIS. ALLEN WISE, Srillwaler, AXIS: RAYMOND WISEMAN, Dun- can, Engineering: WILLIAM WITT, Muskogee. AXIS: GEORGE WITTMER, Ponca Cily, AXIS: ALMA WITTY, Duncan, Business: WILLIAM WITZEL, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: YVONNE WO- KATY, Midwesl Cily, Home EC. JO WOLFE, Miami, Business: ELIZABETH WOLFF, Kingfisher, AXIS: NORMAN WOLFF, Cushing, Agricullure: WILLIAM WOMBLE, Barllesville, AXIS: ANN WOOD, Tulsa, AXIS: JAMES XVOOD, Tulsa, AXIS: JAMES WOOD, Midwesl Cily, Engineering. MORENA WOOD, Tulsa, AXIS: CHERYL WOODS, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: GEORGE WOODS, Poleau, AXIS: PAMELA WOOLRIDGE, Oklahoma Cily, AXIS: JOHN WOOLEY, Chel- sea, AXIS: ROGER WORLEY, Tulsa, Engineering: LARRY WORSHAM, Sfilwell, AXIS. ADONNA WRIGHT, Frederick, AXIS: CAROL WRIGHT, Sfill- waler, AXIS: GERALD WRIGHT, Albuquerque, New Mex., AXIS: JERRY WRIGHT, Del Cily, Educalion: JIMMIE WRIGHT, Okla- homa Cily, Business: LINDA WRIGHT, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.: RICK YARBROUGH, Midwesf Cily, AXIS. LESLIE YARYAN, Enid, AXIS: NANCI YATES, Oklahoma Cily. Business: GARY YEAROUT, Oklahoma Cily, AXIS: MARIANNE YEHLE, McAles+er, Home Ec.: GLADYS YORK, Muskogee, Home Ec.: JEAN YORK, Dibble, AXIS: DEBBIE YOUNG, Wood- ward, Educalion. DOYLE YOUNG, Oklahoma City, Agricullure: FRANCIS YOUNG, Tulsa, AXIS: JIMMY YOUNG, Midwesl Cily, AXIS: JAMES YOUNG, Woodward, AXIS: JAMES YOUNG, Hereiord, AXIS: JUDITH YOUNG, Tulsa, Educalion: NANCI YOUNG, Siillwaler, Elucalion. GARY YOWELL, Oklahoma Cily, Business: NINA ZINGG, Tul- sa, AXIS: ROBERT ZOPPEL, Reading, Pa., Engineering: MARION ZUMBRO, Allus, AXIS: GREGG ZUMWALT, Tulsa, AXIS: SU- ZANNE ZUMWALT, Tulsa, Educalion: CHARLOTTE ZWEI- ACHER, Geary, Home EC. This Year We Finally Raied Big Time Speakers JUNIORS: FRANCES BAKER, Kingiisher, A8157 CHARLES BARNES, Duncan, Business: LEE BIXLER, Waynoka. ABS. THOM- AS BOONE, Mooreland, ABS: JOHN BREWER, Oklahoma Cifv. ABS: CHARLES BROOKS, Erick, Engineering. RAYMOND BURRUS, Siillwaler, Business: SANDRA CARSON, Tulsa, Business: JOHN CARUTHERS, Madisonville, Ky., Business: GEORGE DAVIS, Anadarko, AHS: THEODORE DETMER, Bro- ken Arrow, Agriculiure: JOHN DOUGHERTY, Tulsa, ABS. JULIA DUCKER, Moniclair, N.J., ABS: MARSHA FARMER. Elk Cily, Business: DAN FREEMAN, Baldwin, Kan., ABS: JEF- FREY GLASGOW, Oklahoma Cily, AES: JANE GRAY, Barrles- ville, Business: JAY GREGORY, Carmen, AHS. NICKI HAM, Woodward, Home Ec.: WILLIAM HARRIS, Ton- kawa, Business: MARY MAYES, Oklahoma Cify, Educalion: MER- RY PRICE, Delaware, Business: STAN RATHJEN, Oklahoma Ciiy, Engineering: B. JOE ROBERSON, McAlesIer, Business. RONNIE RUIZ, Midwesl Cily, Home EC.: JAMES SODER- STROM, Chicago. III., AIRS: TYLER STEPHENS, Lawfon, Educa- Iion: LINDA SUTTON, Oklahoma Cify, Educalion: WAYNE THROGMORTON, Waionga, ABS: WILLIAM TINNEN, Slill- wa'er, Agriculiure. KENNY WILLIAMS, Tulsa, Engineering: SOPHOMORES: ROB- ERT ALLEN, Barilesville, Business: CHARLES BRONAUGH, Duncan, Engineering: ROBERT BUCK, Oklahoma Cily, Engineer- ing: RONALD CAMPBELL, Broken Bow, ABS: PATRICIA COOPER, Midwesf Ciiy, ASIS. RON D'ELIA, Oklahoma Ciry, Business: MICHAEL EVANS, Council Blulls, Iowa, ABS: ART FLEAK, Tulsa. Engineering: RETA GARRISON, Tulsa, Educalion: PAMELA GRIFFIN, Bris- iow, AES' RON GRIGGS, Tulsa, Agriculiure. JEAN HALBROOK, Slillwaler, Business: JERRY HALLFORD, Tulsa, AES: CYNTHIA HARBAUGH, Tulsa, Educaiiont LINDA JOHNSON, Tulsa, ABS: WILLIAM KEENE, Barllesville, Engineer- ing: STANLEY KELLER, Broken Arrow, Agriculiurei JAMES KIRK, Tulsa, Engineering. FRANK KNIGHT, Wesl Covira Calif., Engineerirg: CHERYL LITCHENBURG, Claremore, Home Ec.: STEPHEN MATTHIES, Tulsa, ABS: DONALD MCALLISTER, Ponca Ciiy, Technical In- siiiuie: LINDA MCCARTHER, Clinlon, Home Ec,: MICHAEL O'HARA, Miziwesl Ciiy, Educaiion' MICHAEL OUTLAW, Ok. lahoma Ciiy, ARS. MARY PHILLIPS, Siillwaler AHS: CLIFTON PRICE, Ada, Busi- ness: PAULA SCHATZ, Kaw Cily, Business: MADELINE STEW- ART, Ponca Cily, Home Ec.: RONNIE TAYLOR, Tulsa, Business: PHILLIP TERRY, Mouniain View, Engineerirg: DANNY THOMP- SON, Capron, Business. 'ze-3 The Drummer Focused On Academic Freedom JIMMIE WILLIS, Alfus, Business. FRESHMEN: CHERYL AL- LEN, Perry, Educaiion: RICHARD AMILIAN, Tulsa, Agisi ROB- ERT AULT, Ponca Ciiy, ABS: LARRY BAGBY, Manniord, A81S: JACK BERGMANN, Oklahoma Cily, Business. PEGGY CLANTON, Vinila, A81S: MICHAEL CLAY, Oklahoma Cily Business: PAMELA COOK, Vfichiia, Kan., Educafion' ANN COPMANN, Siillwarer, ABS: ROBERT DAVIS, Cherokee, Engineering: ROBERT DIETRICK, Turpin, Engineering. CHARLES DORSEY, Cushing, A81S: LEANNA FALKNER, Ed- mond, Business: DIANE FLEMIN6, Allus, ABS: LOUIS FOR- NERIS, McAlesler, Business: GEORGETTA FUNCHES, Okla- homa Ciiy, Educalion: JUDY GOFF, Drumrighl, AX1S. JIMI GOODMAN, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: JAMES GREGG, Beaver, ABS: WILLIAM HAMNER, Tulsa, A81S: BARRY HAY, Tannersville, Pa., Engineering: DANNY HINES, Buller, Agri- cullure: JAN HOLT, Sapulpa, Educaiion. SHARRON HUBBARD, Oklahoma Cify, Business: JOHN HUMPHREY, Minco, Agriculiureg GARY HUTCHINS, Miclwosl Ciiy, Home EC.: LINDA IVES, Tulsa, Business: JANETTA JONES, Tulsa, ABS: RUTH KANE, Tulsa, Business, STEVEN KLINNERT, Omega, Agricullure: KATHRYN LEE, Okla- homa City, Home Ec.: ROSALEAN LEVEN, Newkirk, Home Ec.: PARTICIA LIVINGSTON, Oklahoma Ciiy, Educaiion: LARRY MAIB, Geary, Agriculiure: DELORES MQKONE, Oklahoma Ciiy, Educaiion. MICHAEL MILLER, Okmulgee, A81S: ANDREA MORAVA, Tulsa, A81S: THOMAS MUELLER, Oklahoma Cily, Business: KENNETH NILES, Gulhrie, Business: CORNEY PALMER, Sapulpa, A8157 KATHY PALMER, Oklahoma Cily, ABS. CHARLOTTE PENIX, Tulsa, Business: TANYA PETERS, Midwesi Ciiy, AX1S: SUSAN PINKOSKY, Tulsa, A81S: DAVID POWELL, Amarillo, Texas, Business: LINDA RAY, Oklahoma Ciiy, Educa- lion: PAT REVIS, Guihrie, Busiress. DAVID ROWE, Duncan, AX1S: DAVID SANDERS, Miami, En- gineering: THOMAS SEXTON, Ardmore, Engineering: RAY SMITH, Oklahoma Cily, Business: JOHN SPOON, Lamonl, Ag- riculiure: ROBERT STROUD, Oklahoma Ciiy, Engineering. GARY SURBER, Tulsa, Engineering: BARBARA TERRY, Siroud, Engineering: MICHAEL WARD, Oklahoma Ciiy, ABS: DON- NA WEBB, Shawnee, AHS: MICHAEL WHEELER, Edmond, ABS: JAN WILSON, Hobart A8153 MARCIA YOUNG, Wichi- fa. Kan., ABS. Embossed in 'rhe academic communi1'y we 'Fluc'rua're under +l1e influence of o+l'1ers . . . from Socra+es and Spanoza . . . fo Niebuhr and Theobald . . . seeking idenfify, diredion, and undersfanding . . in Hue pursuii' of life. r' 42? auf? F1 Skoda had Miter 1 CM v1-4224594 -HNQ EIMQG ?4'h.aow-flew. Uaoilw-5 Sow Reigi CDU!! wlxofvv' kara oi the 3 R 'D K IG E 7 .26w'-Ak the 4, gil-fe .. the index X N ?f4,:,, bf 563 Alexander Aaron, Aaron, Abbas, A Frank jr., 468, 328 Marianna, 297 Uthman, 271 Abbott, Carolyn, 3111 Abbott, Charles, 532, 4112 Abbott, Abbott, Abbott, adie, Farid, 271 Abdelb Elton jr,, 512, 422 Marvin, 2149 Paul, 512, 4119 Abel, Terry, 512, 414 Abernathy, john, 4138, 422, 229 Abernathy, Larry, 412, 449 Abernathy, Penelope, 497, 3113, 242 Aboulenour, Ahdelra, 259 Aboussie, Donna, 497, 348, 2713 Abrams, Barbara, 532, 436 Abrams, Susan, 512, 3311 Ackerson, jean, 4138 Acton Mar 1 fat 344 , 5, J ..., , Adair, james, 532, 173 Adair, joe, 497, 354, 163, 174 Adams, james, 468 Adams, judy, 512, 443 Adams, Adams, Adams, Adams, Mary, 2811 Quitman, 1133 Richard, 497, 428, 238 Sylvia, 497, 387 Siudeni Individual Aina, Olayemi, 271 Ajiboye, Michael, 271 Akin, Larry, 497. 31313 Akin, Marian, 532, 436. 279 Akin. Sally, 468 Akins, Mary, 532, 443 Aklilu Tesfaye, 3111, 271 Albert, Charles, 4134, 248 Albert, james, 512. 4118, 248 Nancy, 497, -443 Albert, Albert, Patricia, 497, 433 Albright, Eldon, 512 Albritton, Nancy, 512, 218, 2811, 2715 Albury. Stanley, 1133 Alby. Theodore 111, 235 Alden, Charles, 512 Aldrich, jane, 512, 312, 3113 Aldrich, joe, 4138, 4118, 3115 Aldrich, Karen, 532 Aldriedge. Richard Alen, Maurice, 291 Alexander, Bill, 497. 4118 Alexander, Chad, 512. 3511 Charles 281 Alexander, . .. Alexander, Dean, 468. 1134, 354, 1811. 1139 Alexander, james lf., 389 James cz., 247 Allen Allen, joanne, 552, 443 john Ci., 174 Allen, john H., 512, 162, 3119 Allen, john M., 2511 Allen Kathryn Sue. 532, 318 Allen, Kathy, 532, 396 Allen, Larry, 512 Allen Lyle, 293 Allen, Patricia, 512, 4211 Allen Roger B., 4134, 422 Allen Roger C., 512, 422 Allen, Ronald, 497 Allen, Sarah, 432, 3913 Allen, Terry, 2811 Allen Thomas, 532, 356 Alley. Katherine, 348 Allison, Gary, 512, 4118 Allison, Nancy, 497, 362 Allsup, Francene, 532. 433 Alsbrook, Dana, 532, 396 Alstine, Bill, 288 Altom, jimmy, 239 Altom, Wadell. 229 Arnatayakul, Chirdch, 2711 Armbrister, Brooke. 532, 4128 Ambrose, janice, 532. 441, 173 Amen, Rodney, 247 Amend. judith, 512, 443, 1711 Arneringer. Kurt. 532, 322 Ames, Craig, 497. 333 Index Anderson, Rod, 532, 449 Anderson, Sharon, 532, 414, 279 Anderson, Ted, 497 Andrew, David, 512, 406, 175. 288 Andrews, Diana, 532, 396 Andrews, Henry, 497, 338 Andrews, james, 512, 368 Lowell, 497, 391 Andrens, Andrews, Michael, 237 Michael 1.,, 463. 3513 Andrexxs, Andrus, john, 532, 391 Ankcrsheil, Mary, 532. 441 Annis, Sandra, 497, 454 Ansari, Mazhar, 272 Anson. Barbara, 468 Anson, Travis, 497 Anthamatten, james. 532, 31313 Anthony, Bob y, 532, 391 Antwine, james. 241 Apgar, Kevin, 532, 4116 Appleby, Patricia, 348. 253. 218, 72 Applewhite, Shirley, 468, 255 Aialat, lbtihai. 4138, 271 Arbegast, joseph, 532, 428 Arhogast, Linda, 532, 414 Archer, Diane, 4138, 4-43, 297 Archer, Linda, 532. 441 Archibald, Ann, 532, 436 Archibald, Walter. 468, 342, 1133 Argo, Michael, 4139 Aday, Cary, 497, 428, 281 Adcock, Patricia, 512, 340, 167 Addy, Susan, 532, 3913 Adelman, james, 532. Adelman, juliet, 233 Aden, johnny, 512 Adkins, Linda, 512, 433 Adkins, Mark, 532, 324 Adler, jennifer, 497 Adsit, Ronald, 532 Adwon, joseph, 532, 373 Aggers, Richard, 532, 391 Agnew, Cecil, 4138, 279 Agnew, james, 532, 422, 36S Agnew. Michael, 468, 422 Ahmad, Nizam, 512. 272 Ahmed, Mohsin, 272 Ailey, Darrell, 532, 4116 , Alexander, Alexander, james ll.. 532 jeanne, 218, 2911, 297 Alexander, joanne. 512, 161, 443. 218, 267 Alexander, Otto, 3111 Alexander, Rita, 4138, 396, 282, 3113, 67 Alexander Alexander Sheila, 512, 257, 31111 Sherrel, 396 Alford, Thomas, 512, 4113 Alger, Thomas, 497, 4118 Allan. Richard, 4139 Allbritain, joyce, 512, 443, 2911 Allen, Cheryl, 51311 Allen, Donald 1,., 497, 4118 Allen, Danald R.. 532, 389, 293 Allen, llollis. 4138. 338, 2211 Allen, james B., 428, 261 Allen, james V,, 532 Allen. janiler, 497, 396 Amilian, Richard. 5611 Amrnons, Linda, 512. 344 Anders. Melvin, 532, 4112 Andersen, Arden, 4611, 423, 2313 Andersen. Per, 4134, 428 Andersen, Sharon, 512, -143 Anderson Andrea, 512. 381, 218, 248 Anderson, Barbara, 497, 454 Anderson, Bruce, 532. 391 Anderson, Charles, 532, 391 Anderson, Cheryl, 4138, 346. 711 Anderson, Earl, 532, 449 Anderson, Frederick, 497, 4118, 163 Anderson james, 512, 3711 Anderson Karen, 512, 316. 2.33 Anderson Karen, 468 Anderson Leslie, 532, 4313 Anderson Anderson Linda. 497, 3311 Patricia, 532 Argodale, Mary. 532, 387 Arie, Patrick, 497, 354, 245 Arko, Robert, 4611, 236 Armbruster, Robert, 512. 338. 232 Armstrong, Billy, 532, 391 Armstrong, Carl, 1811 Armstrong, Clifton, 468. 358 Armstrong, Diana, 512, 318 Armstrong, Frank, 512, 4118 Armstrong, Garry, 512, 428 Armstrong, joyella, 512, 3913 Armstrong, judith, 497, 344 Armstrong, Rodney. 512, 4118 Armstrong, Terry, 532, 449 Arndt, judy, 4138, 387, 254, 74 Arndt, Tommy, 4138. 3135 Arnold. Carol, 468. 344. 297, Arnold. Donna, 532, 4211, 2711 Arnold, Ernest, 4139 137 Arnold, Flo, 512, 396 Kris, 173 Linda, 532, 443 Michael, 1811 Arnold, Arnold, Arnold, Arnold, Winston, 512, 391 Arthur, jerry, 233 Asarlnddin, Mohammad, 4134, 269, 2 Asakawa, Yoichi, 468, 2511 Asbury, joyee, 497, 436, 254, 252 Asbury, Sam, 162 Asgaonkar, Vasant, 464, 2139 Ashbaugh, Bill, 468, 324, 21111 Ashby, jo, 532, 443 Ashby, Troy, 233 Ashe, Michael, 532, 449 Ashenhurst. Deborah, 512, 3113, 213. Ashlord, Phyllis, 532, 4313 Ashley, Winlred, 468 Ashmead, Marie, 2511 Askew, Phyllis, 512, 443 Asling, Rebecca, 532, 443 Asplund, Anne, 161, 3413, 298 Astafan, joseph, 468, 428, 295 Atchinson, Theodore, 4138, 373 Atherton, Dale, 512, 4118, 223 Atherton, Nancy Lee, 532, 436, 254 Atkins, Gray, 324 Atkins, janice, 425 Atkins, john, 532. 312, 354, 242 Atkins, Rodger, 41311, 236 Atkinson, james, 468 Atkison, janice, 512 Alon. james. 497. 422 Atterbury, john, 532, 37131, 2113 Atwood, Merlin. 497 Aubrey, Michael, 532, 4112 Aude, john, 512, 358 Audley, Derek, 532, 342 Ault. john. 51311 Aura, Herchel, 391 Aust, Larry. 532. 41,12 Austin, Gary, 532, 352, ,,. , , 2138 1 239 174 Austin, james, 468, 350 Austin, judy, 532, 396, Austin, Larry, 159, 162, 171 Austin, Mary, 512. 1711 Autaubw, Kenneth. 532, -149. 173 Autry, Stephen, 532, 355 22 3 9: STILLWATER'S MOST MODERN AND PROGRESSIVE BANK ATIONAL BA D TRUST COM PA STILLWATER, OKLAHOMA - MEMBER F.D.l.C. 564 43 6 Z nf -I f Il!! Agiiug - ,gl . iz.,-54.1, --I fi T2--f'f'.-.fi WE R he EW , i ' , eeeeve X i .l' E UW' 'ffl F TZLFZ' ' Q Ea i r ,, 1 v I , .. I -,433-4, 6'--m-a mf'm- n'n' 0 Q :Ai ' uf : ' lxeaL.ll.J Q., 2-if--5?-E':r 1'1 - i, FACILITIES THE FACULTY CLUB Open To The members oT The TaculTy and Their guesTs. Serving brunch, lunch, and dinner by reservaTion, in a delighTTul aTmosphere. THE COFFEE SHOP Includes a Table service dining room and can be used Tor a choice oT Tood iTems Tor brealcTasT, lunch, and dinner. THE STATE ROOM The STaTe Room is STillwaTer's TinesT goure meT dining wi+h guieT, aTTenTive service in a room TasTeTully decoraTed in The Tradi- Tions oT The STaTe UniversiTy. THE FRONTIER CAFETERIA A varieTy oT TasTy, inexpensive Toods Tor guiclc service. Serving breal4TasT, lunch, and dinner. THE BANOUET SERVICE Special service in our privaTe dining parlors Tor luncheons and bangueTs Tor groups up To 803 persons. THE MEETING ROOMS The Union's 40 meeTing rooms can seaT over 5,000 simulTaneously and range in size from seaTing capaciTy oT under 20 To more ' Than l,200. THE SNACK BARS The Sfarlighf, The Sunroom TounTains and The SvveeT Shop are open Tor in-beTweenA meal snaclcing. THE RECREATIONS Dancing . . . Bowling . . . Billiards . . Lounging . . . Table Tennis . . . Cards. THE SHOPPING AREAS GiTT shop . . . Ladies Apparel . . . Men's Apparel . . . Sundry STore . . . Barber Shop . . . BeauTy Shop . . .. Jewelry STore . . . SelT-Service Boolc STore . . . PlaTTer Shop . . Candy and I-lobby Shop . . . PhoTo Shop Your Oklahoma STaTe UniversiTy Lgznofenlf Union DIRECTOR-ABE L. HESSER CreaTed as a cenTer oT acTiviTy Tor The universiTy Tamily, lThe sTudenTs, TaculTy, sTaTT, and Their guesTsl The STudenT Union oTTers more services Than any oTher union in The counTry. The hospiTable aTmosphere prevails Through- ouT and The TaciliTy provides more Than 3,000 acTiviTies Tor 4,000,000 people annually. IT also hosTs more Than 295 educaTional conTerences each year. . . . and for visitors- The Union Club and The Coffee Shop ...An 8l-room, compleTely airfcondiTioned hoTel righT on The campus . . . TasTeTully, comTorTably decoraTed . . . And a con- necTing coTlee shop where exguisiTely pre- pared meals are graciously served. William M., 512, 408 Belcher, Sandra, 533, 414 Bilyeu, Marion, 497, 428 Boose, Claudia, 533, 441 Bell, Barr, Averill, Edwin, 532, 406 Avilla, Tommy, 162, 428 Avra, Herchel, 512, 273, 279 Axe, Cynthia, 512, 348 Axley, James, 468, 352 Ayers, Patti, 468, 425 Ayers, Woodrow, 512, 408 B Babb, Elith, 468, 436, 254 Babcock, Mahala, 532, 443 Baber, Linda, 276 Babin, Andrea, 512, 396 Baccus, Anita, 276 Bacher, Charles, 532, 402, 275 Bachle, Elaine, 468, 340 Bacigalupo, Philip, 180 Back, James, 468, 374 Back, Neila, 532, 443 Bacon, David, 497, 324 Badger, Victoria, 468, 318 Badgett, Gary, 497, 391, 284 Badgwell, Kathianne, 497, 443, 254, 264 Badii, Reza, 304 Badley, George, 240 Barclay, William, 464 Barger, Dianne, 497, 425, 276 Barker, Larry, 497, 391, 263 Barnard, Christie, 256 Barnes, Beverly, 464, 222 Beckner, Brian, 497 Bednar, Bobby, 408 Beebe, 497, 391 Beeby, Larry, 391, 255, 274. 279 Beecham, Jane, 318, 267, 74 Bias, Jim, 295 Bibb, Sheila, 533, 414 Bicket, Gayle, 533, 443 Bickett, Marvin Bickle, Barry, 533, 342 Boldin, Karen, 513, 454, 289 Bolen, Lon, 236 Boles, Linda, 534, 441 Bolling, Janet, 470, 433 Bollinger, Brent, 534, 408 Barnes Bonnie, 222 Barnes, Brenda, 533, 433 Barnes, Charles, 496, 559, 365 Barnes Charles, 512, 173 Barnes Donna, 497, 454, 286, 276 Barnes, Ellen, 497, 326, 254, 218, 251 Barnes, Jackie, 497, 243 Barnes, Linda, 533, 249 Barnes, Linda J., 340, 276 Barnes, Mary, 469, 318 Barnes, Nancy, 497 Barnes, Paula, 512, 414 Barnes, Robert, 281 Barnes Sherrie, 512 Barnes, Troya, 512, 396 Barnes, William H., 533, 261 Barnes, Been, Gary, 497, 368 Beene, Ronald, 533, 406, 270 Beers, Bonnie, 512, 396 Beery, Judith, 346 Beeson, Betty, 497, 433 Beeson, Suzanne, 512, 433 Be deli, Hossein, 304 Belgiarry, Flynn, 301 Behne, Kathleen, 533, 414 Behnke, Eric, 469, 288 Beil, Donald, 469, Beisser, Jent, 497, 330 Bejcek, Paul, 513, 408 Belair, Gary, 513, 163, 174 328 Belcher, Dan, 497, Belcher, Roberta, 533, 396, 279 Biddle, Karen, 533, 443 Biddle, Kenneth, 469, 232 Biddler, David, 469 Biddler, Marilyn, 497, 454, 295 Biddler, Patricia, 469 Bidnick, Carolyn, 469, 443 Bierbower, Beryle, 235 Biggert, Richard, 513, 449 Biggs, Carol, 513, 443 Biggs, Mary, 513, 443 Biggs, Wilma, 533, 443 Biles, Donald, 461, 338 Billings, Betty, 513, 414 Billings, Rodney, 513, 334 Billingsley, Richard, 513, 428 Billingsley, Sidney, 497, 428, 163, 1 Barnett, David A., 391 Barnett, David W., 497 Barnett, Gerald, 497, 333 Belford, Guy, 533 Barnum, Kenneth, 512, 449 Gary, 469, 324, 262 Bell, cindy, 533,414 Bell, Bell, Donald, 533, 428 Janis, 533, 396, 297 Binger, Susan, 513, 443 Bingham, Michael, 258, 263 Bird, Robert, 469, 54, 328, 60, 59, 54, 264 Birdsall, Michael, 294 Bolte, John, 498 Bolton, Diana, 534 Bond, James, 279 Bond, Jon, 513, 420, 328 Bond, Julius, 470 Bond, Ronald, 470 Bone, Harold, 513, 227, 284 Bone, Karen, 470, 345, 62, 59, 253 266, 267 Bonham, Artn, 218 Bonham, Jim, 462, 237 Bonne Bonha r, Sonya, 470, 454, 254 m, Lawrence, 534, 408, 227 Bonner, William, 513, 449, 280, 279 Booker, Megan, 498, 443, 167 Boone, Sally, 534 Boone, Thomas, 559, 180 Lana, 513, 414 Bixler, Baehler, Tanda, 532, 443 Baer, Betty, 512, 443 Bagby, Gregory, 532 Ba by, Larry, 560, 242 Baliler, Larry, 497, 365 Baht, Robert, 463, 237 Bailey, Cleta, 463 Bailey, Clinton, 231 Bailey, Frances, 532, 420 Bailey, Kathleen, 532 Bailey, Margaret, 340 Bailey, Mark, 497, 315 Bailey, Marsha, 532, 443 Bair, Tracy, 163, 173 Baird, Larry, 468, 428 Baird, Carl, 163 Baird, Ralph, 312 Baird, Sarah, 291 Baker, Alvin, 468, 231 Baker, Barbara E., 532 Baker, Barbara L., 414, 436 Baker, Barry, 288 Baker, Cecil, 464 Baker, Charles, 497, 378 Baker, Charles M., 258 Charles, W., 469, 243 Baker, Baker, Dennis, 466, 231 Baker Frances, 559, 264, 274, 279 eEre 512 342 Baker, I Y, , Baker, Jerry, 497, 370 Baker, John, 464 Baker, John M., 408, 260 Baker, John R., 469 Baker, Joyce, 512, 396, 281 Baker, Karen, 512, 396 Baker, Lana, 479, 532, 454, 222 Baker, Lela, 512, 443 Baker, Margery, 469, 291 Baker, Marilyn, 512, 362 Baker, Nancy, 532, 346 Noel, 235 Baker, Baker, Rita, 497, 443, 255 Baker, Ronald J., 449 Baker, Ronald R., 532 Baker, Staunton, 532, 356 Bzgeg, Steve L., 497, 354, 366, 265, Steve N. 512 Baker, , Baker, Theodore, 173 Baker, Willis, 512, 352 Zay 163 235 Baker, , , Balcom, Donna, 532, 396, 279 Balcom, Loela, 497, 414, 274, 279 Baldridge, Carol, 532, 396, 274, 279 Baldridge, Nona, 512, 420, 276 Baldwin, Jimmie, 462, 428 Baldwin, Kenneth, 532, 449 Baldwin, Thomas, 237 Bales, Earl, 244 Balfe, Marshall, 469, 342, 293 Balkcom, Gerald, 469 Ball, John, 512, 338 Ball, Katherine, 532, 436 Ball, Ronnie, 512, 391 Ballard, Benny, 358 Ballard, James, 469, 512, 428 Ballerini, Allen, 273 Ballew, Jacqueline, 532, 436 Ballew, Walter, 469, 408 Balsano, Charlotte, 532 Bandy, Mary, 469. 344 Bane, Marjorie, 497, 396 Bangs, Bill, 532, 373 Banham, Victor, 497, 378, 171 Barr, Robert, 469, 263 Barr, Robert, 428, 292, 279 Barr, Samuel, 469, 321 Barros, Nowaria, 497 Barros, Robert, 463, 237 Barrs, Mica, 533, 340 Barr-y, John, 261 Barth, Shirley, 469, 452 Barthold, Sydney, 533, 436 Bartlett, Robert, 533 Barton, Nona, 533, 362 Barton, Thomas, 282 Bartusch, Jane, 533, 396 Basinger, Dennis, 294 Basore, Leslie, 533, 436 Bass, Harlan, 469, 422 Bass, Neva, 497, 454, 254, 276 Bass, Tom, 64, 59, 249, 71 Bassett, Gary, 512, 422, 227 Batchelder, Barbara, 533, 396 Batchelder, Michael, 469, 258, 284 Batdorf,1John, 512, 449 Bates, Alen, 512, 408 Bates, Barry, 175 Bates, Charles, 512, 232 Bates, Danny, 512, 422 Bates, Dou las, 533, 312, 333 Bates, FaitB, 533, 330 Bates, James, 469, 333, 63 Bates, Linda, 512, 330 Bates, Marvin, 279 Batey, Kenneth, 231 Batterman, Marvin, 512, 256 Battle, Cynthi-a, 497, 393 Baucom, Roy, 512, 261, 303 Bauder, Barbara, 533, 425 Bauer, Julia, 533, 414 Baughman, Bradley, 180 Baum, John, 512, 328 Bauman, Peter, 533, 333 Baumgart, Wayne, 175 Baumgarten, Richard, 469 Baustert, Stephen, 512 Baxter, Anita, 533, 348, 72 Baxter, Dianne, 497, 348, 276 Baxter, Donald. 533, 402, 261 Baxter, Terry, 533, 378, 286 Bayhylle, Carole, 469, 454, 303 Bayhylle, Thomas, 273, 279 Bayless, Gary, 230 Bayless, Thomas, 469 Boyouth, Soy, 533, 402 Bays, Harry, 469, 352 Bays, James, 233, 246 Beadle, Sherry, 533, 414 Beadles, Alvin, 247 Beadles, Gary, 512, 321, 229, 247 Beal, Billy, Beal, Candy, 533, 326 Beal, Elizabeth, 512, 396 Beal, John, 469, 237 Beale, Deloris, 533, 425, 280 Beale, Elmus, 533, 391 Beall Sharon, 497, 414 Beam, Linda, 533, 436 Beames, John, 497, 428 Bean, Joel, 497, 408, 265 Bean, John, 533, 408 Bear, Claudia, 533, 414 Beard, David, 233 Beard, Kirk, 533, 428 Beard, Virginia, 469, 454, 249 Bearden, Linda, 497 Beardlos, Phyliss, 464 Beasley, Betty, 497, 387, 281, 282 Banks, E. Daryl, 497 Banks, John, 497 Banks, Mar Jaret, 532, 393 Banks, Richgrd, 512, 408, 274, 279 Banning, Terry, 469, 168 Baptiste, Charles, 532, 356 Barbee, Wilson, 293 Barber, Frank, 512, 391, 173, 286 Barber, Karen, 497, 443, 276 Barber, Ronald, 532, 449, 235 Barber, Sandra, 532, 330 Barber Treman 497 402 Barbouir, Frederick, 469 Barby, Timothy, 533. 391, 232 Barclay, Constance, 533, 436 Barclay, Lana, 469, 249 566 Beaty Clisto, 469, 408 Beatyi James, 295 Beaty, James R., 469, 370 Beaty Beaty , John, 160, 242 , Phyllis, 512, 443 Beaty, Ronald, 164. 168 Beaubien, James, 533, 366 Beaulieu, Donna, 469, 387 Beavers, Don, 236 Beavers, Donald. 460, 260 Bebee, Ronald, 497 Becher, Robert, 242, 245 Bechner, Brian, 352 Beck, Betty, 433 Beckham, Merry, 443 Bell, John, 469, 328 Bell, Michael, 533, 333 Bell, Sammy, 497, 449 Thomas 242 Bell, , Beglgagmy, Jody, 497, 340, 255, 218 Bellanca, Joseph, 469 Bellatti, Alvan, 292 Belmear, Linda, 497, 387 Belt, Martha, 469, 316 Belt, Sandra, 533, 443 Beltz, Jay, 469, 370 Bement, Eugenia, 533, 316, '14 Benbrook, Margaret, 513, 161, 326, 208, 218, 234, 248, 276 Benbrook, Marilyn, 234, 174 Beneiield, Paul, 533, 391 Bengs, Ricky, 497, 231 Ben am, Sherry, 533, 436 Benkert, John, 263, 26, 292, 73 Bennett, Barbara, 362 Bennett, Beverly, 497, 362, 211, 60 Bennett, Bruce, 533, 391 Bennett, Carol, 513, 396, 385, 68 Bennett, Jill, 533, 414 Bennett, Joseph, 469, 354 Bennett, Kay, 533, 433 Bennett, Keith, 513, 408 Bennett, Linda, 513, 279 Bennett, Melody, 497, 340, 67 Bennett, Lynn, 436 Bennett ,Melody, 497, 340, 67 Bennett, Phyllis, 533 Bennett, Richard, 497, 358 Bennett, Robert, 497 Bennett, Rupert, 469, 227 Bennett, Sally, 533, 396 Bennett, Stephen, 463 Bennett, Warren, 513, 408 Bennett, Wayne, 273, 274, 279, 280 Bensch, Leonard, 497 Benson, Dee, 533, 454 Benson, Mike, 497, 365 Bzrbtley, Donald, 469, 366 Bentley ,Donald, 469, 366 Bentley, Garry, 469, 274, 279 Bentley, Lionel, 513 Benton, Glenda, 513 Benton, Paulette, 533, 414 Berentz, Janetta, 497, 443, 255 Bereolos, Phyllis, 441 Berg, Lee, 533, 449 Bergdorf, Glenn, 469, 315 Berger, Roger, 257 Berger, Sharon, 497, 420, 276 Berger, William 469 Bergman, Arthur, 513, 284 Bergman, Erica, 533, 436 Bergmann, Jack, 560 Bergner, John, 469, 408. 288 Bergschneider, Susan, 513, 362 Berline, Helen, 533, 443, 279 Bemardy, John, 469, 315 Bernhardt, Helen, 497. 387, 221, 267 Berousek, Marilyn, 469, 414 Berrey, Steven, 533, 373 Berry, Barbara, 276 Berry, Carol, 533 Berry, Cheryl, 533, 318 Berry, Jan, 497, 513, 326 Berry, Joe, 464 Berry, Mary, 533, 362 Berryman, Judith, 469. 330, 255, 264 Bertch, Susan, 513, 443 Berthelot, Martin, 533, 402 Besett, Mary, 533, 396 Best, Gerald, 160, 422 Best, Gerald L., 469, 164, 168 Best, John, 513, 408 Best, Robert, 533, 370 Betche, Lawrence, 533, 402 Bethany, Jack, 533, 328 Bettinger, Venita, 297 Betts, Sandra, 533. 443 Bevel, Billy, 533. 428 Bevis, Michael, 533, 408 Beyer, Warren, 469, 428 Bhrommalee, Narong, 270 Ehuvasorakul, Thava, 270 Birdwell, Daryl, 533 Birdwell, James, 469 Birkhead, Susan, 513, 443 Biscoe, Charles, 275 Bish, Terry, 533, 391 Bishop, Douglas, 498, 428 Bishop, Linda J., 513, 443 Bishop, Linda K., 533, 344 Bishop, Richard, 513 Bishop, Sharon, 513, 414, 267 Bissett, Linda, 170 Bitsche, Bonnie, 498, 454, 295 Bitsche, James, 533, 406 Bittle, Bill, 513, 365 Bitto, Stephanie, 533, 436 Bivens, Margaret, 513, 318 Lee, 559, 234, 268 Booth, William, 498, 449 Boothe, Max, 470, 231 Boothe, Patricia, 470 Boothe, Phyllis, 513 Borchardt, Kathy, 534, 318 Bogigmann, Mary, 534, 454, 222, 2.34 Bornemann, Philip, 470, 162, 338, 63, 59, 230 Borochoff, Sheila, 470, 454 Borunda, Royetta, 513, 396, 264, 276 Boss, John, 498 Boss, Miranda, 498, 443 Boswell, Linda, 534, 330 Bosworth, Anthony, 470, 159, 162, 220, 235, 69 Boubshait, Mohammed, 292, 301, 271 Bouldin, Carolyn, 534, 433 Bounds, Alton, 534, 391 Bounds, Michael, 461 Black, Franklin, 498, 449, 255 Black, Fred, 235, 279, 284 Black, Judy, 513, 346 Black, Lelon, 533, 454 Black, Linda, 533, 420 Black, Lonna, 242, 300 Black, Richard, 513, 402 Blackard, Kathleen, 533, 433 Blackburn, William, 513, 373 Blackletter, Lehman, 469, 61, 258, 263, 263 Blackledge, Michael, 498, 408 Blackman, Barry, 210 Blackwell, Karen, 533, 420 Blackwood, Nancy, 498, 454 Blaine, Lloyd, 513, 408 Blair, Stanton, 533 Blaize, Janet, 513, 161, 344 Blake, Beverly, 533, 396 Blake, Larry, 533, 402, 247, Blakemore, Jesse, 498, 368, 245 Blakeslee, Michael, 513, 402 Blakely, Lynda, 533. 344 Blalock, Edward, 533, 402 Blanton, Albert, 462 Blasdel, Donna, 222 Blasdell, William, 533. 370 Blaylock, Jimmie L., 470 Blaylock, Jimmie W., 464 Blazer, J-ames, 470, 373 Bledsoe, Mary, 513. 344 Bledsoe, Sandra, 533, 396 Blehm, Marrel, 513. 408, 261 Blevins, Stephen, 513, 402, 280, 279 Blizzard, Linda, 498, 381, 24, 281 Blizzard, Robert, 470, 402 Block, Harry. 261, 260 Block, Joel, 470, 422, 298 Bloomer, Larry, 533, 354 Bloomquist, Vicki, 513, 348 Bloyd, Barry, 470, 143, 338, 59, 220, 27 Bloid, Beth, 533, 454. 234 Blu augh, Bill, 513, 368 Bluethman, J. David, 498, 143, 315 Blum, Nancy, 462 Blythe, John, 470 Boatman, Buster, 470 Boatman, Rosalind, 533, 425 Boatman, Sandra, 498 Boatsman ,James, 64 Boaz, Linda, 513. 396 Boaz, Stephen, 533, 370 Boaz, Victoria. 534 Boikielman, Pamela, 498, 454, 282, Bocox, Peggy, 513, 414 Bocox, Vickie, 534, 454 Bodard, Dona, 330 Bodnar, Louis, 513. 315 BoekhoH:, Michael, 534, 358 Boepple, John, 498, 402 Boesch, Bemeita. 464 Boesch, Doyce, 534, 391 Bogert, Linda, 513, 414, 222, 25 Bogie, Judith, 470, 284 Bogle, Dennis, 534, 402, 244 Bogle, Kathryn, 534, 396 Bogle, Sharon, 513 Bohanan, Joan, 534, 433 Bohart, Daniel, 534. 350 Boland, Wayne, 461 Bolay, Gary, 305 Bounds, Ruth, 171 Bovee, Robert, 463, 449, 237 Bowdlear, Mary, 498, 425 Bower , John, 498, 408 Bowerman, Jane, 281 Bowerman, Susan, 534, 436 Bowers, Ronald, 534, 449 Bowersox, Phil, 534 Bowie, Bowles, Bowles, Bowles Sharon, 513, 396 Bobbie, 498, 454 James, 470, 262 John, 470, 298 Bowlin, Cynthia, 534, 414 Bowlin, Molly, 534, 318 Bowling, John, 284 Bowlvvare, Donna, 513, 340, 22 Bovgzlnan, Carol, 513, 326, 254, 251 2 Bowman Delaine, 534, 346 Bowman? Judy, 498, 381 Bowman, Philip, 470, 315, 279 Boxley, Bowman, Karen, 498, 454, 254, 251 Willard, 260 Boyce, Carolyn, 470, 425 Boyd, Carol, 534, 420 Boyd, Dee, 534, 396 Boyd, Donald, 513, 408 Boyd, Donna, 498, 443 Boyd, Jerry, 534, 342 Boyd, 1 irnmy, 164 Boydston, Gregory, 534, 402, 286 Boyer, Betty, 498 Boyle, Betsy Ann, 513, 346, 242 Boyle, Carla, 247 Boyle, Gary, 534, 354, 223 Boylss, Delmer, 513, 428, 226, 273 27 Boyles, Jennie, 534, 396 Boyles, Linda, 513, 396 Bradford, Richard, 534, 449 Bradford, Sherry, 534 Bradley , Bartow, 498, 324, 213 Bradley, Cynthia, 534, 396 Bradley, James E., 262, 263, 226 Bradley, James R., 408, 294, 298 Bradley, Jerry, 232 Bradley, Judith, 513, 387, 222 Bradley, Larry, 498 Bradley , Patricia, 513, 443 Bradley, William, 470, 338, 241 Bradshaw, Linda, 513, 414, 221 Bradshaw, Patricia, 470, 387, 266 Brady, Dixie, 218, 266, 268 Brady, Janie, 534, 454 Brady, Marilyn, 513, 454 Brady, Brady Michael, 513 Sandra 498 340 Brady: Williarrl, 534,391 Brainerd, Stephen, 498, 333 Brakefleld, Pamela, 513, 414 Brakey, Robert, 498, 378 Braly, Charlotte, 534, 340 Branan, Elizabeth, 498, 396 Branch, Jackie, 231 Branch, Robert, 534, 333 Brsgish, Virginia, 498, 326, 255, 218, Brand, Paula, 513, 454, 223 Bnandle, Laura, 513, 443, 286, 286 Brandt, Charles, 470, 350 Brandt, Kathryn, 534, 396 Brandt, Mary, 498. 381 Brann, Michael, 498, 352, 246 lfc wi .5 ' O li illlll ma Oklahoma Farm Bureau talks your kind of facts about insurance! 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MEMBER F- D- 1- - Brannen, Charles, 534, 391 Brannon, Larry, 534, 370 Brannon, Paul, 175 Brannon, Robert, 534, 402 Branscum, William, 231 Branstetter, Maurel, 498, 337 Branton, Charles, 227 Branum, Mary, 534, 436 Brashear, Nancy, 470 Bratcher, Bobby, 513, 422 Braudrick, Keith, 534, 342 Brauer, Harold, 534, 365 Bravo, Abelardo, 470, 301 Bravo, Mary, 222 Brawner, Paul, 534, 391 Braxton, Thomas, 534, 391 Brazil, Carol, 513, 443, 255, 276 Brazil, john, 513, 391 Brazil, Kenneth, 534, 449 Bredel, Ernest, 232 Breedlove, Robert, 513, 373 Brehm, Beverly, 534, 326 Brehm, Karlton, 513, 428 Brehm, Susan, 498, 326, 254 Brehmer, john, 231 Brehmer, Marilyn, 513 Bremmer, john, 470 Brendler, Michael, 513, 408 Brennan, Leo, 534, 408 Brennan. Mary, 498, 443 Breon, Mary, 218 Bretschneider, 513, 414, 276 Bretz, Kenneth, 286 Bretz, Marilyn, 534, 436 Brewer, Barbara, 470, 454 Brewer, Donald, 470, 231, 246 john 559 286 Brewer, , , Brsvtger, judith, 470, 253, 254, 225, o Brewer, Lawrence, 513, 315 Brewer, Sharon, 470, 255, 234, 266, 267, 385 Brewster, Thomas, 470 Brewton, Danny, 534. 428 Brian, Dana, 218 Brickey, Wallace Bridal, Donald, 166 Bridgewater, Windel, 534, 428 Bridwell, Linda, 534, 396 Bridwell, Loretta, 534, 396 Bridwell, Thomas, 513, 322 Briggs, Galen, 470, 324 George 470 143 374 Briggs, , , , Briggs, Lisbeth, 498, 330, 224, 276 Pamela 470 Brisas, , Briggs, Stephen, 513, 324, 273 Bright, Linda, 498, 387, 274, 279 Brinker, Edith, 464 Brisco, Floyd, 498, 350, 266 Briscoe, Charles, 374, 266 Bristow, john, 534, 391 Brittain, Roger, 470, 361 Britton, Clyde, 470 Britton, Gary, 513, 328 Britton, james, 63 Britton, Nancy, 513, 85, 344 Broach, David, 534. 354 Broadnax, Milton, 534, 449 Brock, Irvin, 408 Brock, Sandra, 534 Brodell, Roy, 470, 408 Brody, Lawrence, 470, 402 Brogan, Paul, 534, 402 Brollier, Bill. Bronau h, Charles, 559, 288 Bronkall Larry, 244 Bronaugh, Paula, 534, 436 Brooks, Carol, 534, 454 Brooks, Carroll, 513, 168 Brooks, Charles, 559 Brooks, Frederick, 534, 322 Brooks, Karl, 470, 164, 358 Broks, Patrick, 513, 143, 315 Brooks, Tressa, 534, 396 Broome, Brenda, 534, 396 Broome, james. 534, 402 r Broome, jane, 534, 443. 276 Brorsen, Doris, 534, 414 Bross, Anna, 534, 414 Brotherton, Larry, 498, 350 Brotton, jack, 498, 324, 248 Broukal, Larry, 513, 402 Doyle, 534. 366. 301 Brower, Brower, Kenneth, 534, 402 Brower, Michael, 534, 428 Brown, Alan Bruce. 498, 402 Brown, Andrea, 248 Brown, Barbara, 534, 454 Brown, Betty. 498, 396 Brown, Bradford, 302 Brown, Candace, 534, 420 Brown, Chad, 194 Brown, Darryl, 498, 352 Brown, Fred, 470, 422 Brown, Gary A., 534 Brown, Gary D., Brown, Gary E., 402, 203 Brown, james, 250 Brown, janet, 470. 414, 242 Brown, janet, 513, 414 err D 273 Brown, j y ., Brown, jerry L., 498 Brgggn, judith, 513, 454, 218, 264, Brown, Karen, 433 Brown, Karon, 498 Brown, Larry B., 243 568 Brown, Larry D., 513 Brown, Larry D., 498 Brown, Larry D., 449 Larry K., 534 Brown, Brown, Larry L., 470 Brown, Linda, 534, 396 Brown, Marilyn, 534, 316 Brown, Marshal, 280 Brown, Martha, 534, 381 Brown, Mary, 513 Brown, Melva, 470, 161, 454, 232 Michael, 290 Brown, Brown, Nancy, 498, 433 Philip, 175 Brown, Brown, Phyllis, 276 Brown, Prlscilla, 498, 387 Brown, Quintilla, 534, 436, 276 Randall, 534. 408 Brown, Brown, Rebecca L., 301 Brown, Rebecca L., 534. 348 Brown, Robert C., 513, 315 Brown, Robert M., 498 Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Ronald, 498 Russell, 223 Steven D., 513, 370 Steven M., 498 Brown, Steven M., 534, 428, 165 Brown, Terry, 180 Brown, Virginia, 534, 264 Brown, Virginia R., 534, 387, 345 Browne, janie, 498, 340 Browning, Donald Browning. Gerald, 513, 334 Browning, Roger, 534, 382 Browning, Sterling, 285 Brownley, Catharine, 513. 326, 249 Bruce, Rebecca. 498. 443, 255, 248 Bruce, Robert, 534, 391 Brueggen, james, 513, 361, 227 Brumm Brunk, Bryan, itt, Mary. 470, 387 Thomas Edgar, 498, 408 Patricia, 534, 396 Bryan, Robert, 470, 285 Bryant, Donald E., 498, 408 Bryant, Donald F., 470, 406, 273, 274, 280 Bryant, johnny, 219 Bryant, judy, 498. 387 Bryant, Loyetta, 470 Bryant, Patrick, 534, 408 Bryant, Paul, 470. 2.95 Bryant, Robert, 514, 334 Bryant, Roberta, 534, 436 Bryant, Ronald, 534, 406, 279 Bryant, Thomas Brggtgit, Thomas R., 514, 408, 265, Bryant, Wiley, 534, 324 Bryant, Wynona, 470. 443, 264 Bryson, Larry, 498, 406 Buch-an, William, 534, 366 Buchan Buchan Buchan an, Barry, 273 an, Sharon, 534. 414. 232 an, Virginia, 498, 293 Bucholz. jelinda, 223 Burnell, , , , Burnett, Deborah, 534, 396 Donald, 534, 391 Gre , 534, 402 Gary 514 402 226 Bumett, Burnett, Burnett, Willlam, 514, 315 Burnham, Sandy, 303 Hoyt 498 Burns, , Burns, Kathleen, 534, 436 Linda H., 534 Burns, Bums, Linda C., 340. 223 Burns, Mickey, 471, 422, 231 Burns, Burns Robert, 460, 236 , Sara Lynne, 514, 396 Burris, james, 514, 391, 279 Burris, Wilford, 246 Burrows, Anna, 498, 454 Burrows, Betty, 514, 441 Burrows, janet, 255, 223 Burrows, jerry, 164 Linda, 534, 420 Burrows, Bugggis, Raymond, 559, 61, 174, 242 Burt, james, 471 Burton, Betsy, 344 Burton, janice, 514 Burton, Paula, 514, 396 Ronnie, 534, 290 ' Burton, Burton, Tina, 498, 387, 242 Burtschi, Betty, 498, 89, 344 Mary, 498, 420 Busche, Bush, Barry, 292 Bush, Hurshell, 220 Busha, Leon, 534, 402 Buss, Merle, 464 Buster, john, 471 Butcher, Dixie, 534 Butcher, james, 471, 242 Butcher, Mary, 498, 387 Buddy, 534, Earl, 279 Butler, Butler, Butler, Frank, 514, 334 Butler, jack, 463 john, 514, 265 449 Butler, Butler, john, 408, 244 Sunna, 534 Thomas, 514, 327 Victoria, 498, 170 Butler, Butler, Butler, Butt, Arlene, 514, 396, 221 Butterbaugh, jack, 233 Butterbaugh, jerry, 514, 422, 268, 294, 296 Butts, james, 534, 368 Buxton, jimmie, 471, 428 Buzzard, joyce, 498, 414 Byler, Patricia, 514. 161, 344, 70 Byggz Carol, 471, 346, 253, 275, 3 Byrd, Darrel, 514 Byrd, Donald, 514 Byrd, Kenneth. 462, 428, 237 Byron, Richard, 471, 214, 422, 259, 237, 73 C Buchwald, Leslie, 498, 326, 221, 67 Buck, Charles, 534 Buck, David, 312, 222 Buck, james, 229 Buck, Robert, 559 Buck, Rodney, 534, 328 Buckingham. Robert, 292 Buff, Ann, 470 Cynthia, 534, 381 David, 534, 449 Buflington, Buffington, Bugggton, Robert, 498, 391, 163, 174, Buford, Shirley, 514 Bules, Armyn, 514, 3 Bugllgrd, Betty, 514, 443, 255, 221, Buford, H. Clay, 498 44 Bullard, Floyd, 231, 239 Buller. Larry, 534. 449 Bullock, Mary. 471, 348, 167 Bumgardner, Paula, 534. 436 Bumpas, Van Harlan, 514, 342 Bumous, Karan, 471, 425, 254 Bunch, Sandra, 514 Bundy, Charles, 534, 406, 273 Bunker, Robert, 534, 408 Burchtam, jim, 514. 402 Burchart, Larry, 498. 352. 188 Burchett, Steven, 259. 262 Burchfield, jerry, 175 Burd, Ray, 462 Burden, jerry, 471 Burdette, Sammy. 163 Burge, Eucretia. 449 Burger, Earl, 514, 334 Burger, janice, 234 Burgess, Bett , 286 Burgess, Cecilli 534 Burgess, Glenda, 471 Burgess, Marlene, 514. 389, 276 Burgess, Burke, jan, 454 Burke, joseph, 175 Sharon, 498, 346, 268 Burkes, Carl, 471 Burkes, William. 471 Burki, Mary, 514 Burks, Horace, 471 Burleson, David, 498, 338, 220, 228, 285 Burleson, Martha, 471 Burlison, Kyung, 269 Burnam, Sandra, 498, 441 Caddel, john, 464 Cadle, William. 514. 408 Caflee, Carol, 471, 441 Catlee, Marcus, 279 Calfey, james, 471, 352, 301 Cagle, Michael, 498 Cagle, Roger, 514. 408 Cagle, Stanleiy, 258 Cain, Edwar , 471, 408 Caines, Richard, 263, 292 Caldron, Royce, 534. 402, 279 Caldwe ll, Carolyn, 534, 436 Caldwell, Lester, 231 Caldwe ll, Milan, 471, 162, 358 Caldwell, Richard Calhoun, Ronald, 514 Calkins, Ken, 514, 373 Call, Richard, 471, 514, 143, 356 Call, Thomas, 258, 243 Callahan, Charles, 461, 408 Callahan, Marly, 514. 396, 276 Ceggcoat, Shir ey, 471, 436, 253, 255, Calton, Karen, 498, 441 Calvin, K. Y., 514 Cambern, Charles, 514, 408 Cambern, Rex, 534, 391 Cambra, Alan, 471, 354 Cameron, Lee, 534, 396 Cameron, Patricia, 534 Camp, Larry, 498, 449 Campbell, Charles, 471, 162, 368 Campbell, Donald, 279 Campbell, Douglas, 514, 358 Campbell, Floyd, 228 Campbell, Gary, 534, 408 Campbell, john, 534 Campbell, Mary, 498, 389, 276, 385 Campb Campb ell, Michael, 471, 449, 263 ell, Nancy, 443 Campbell, Nancy A., 498 Campbell, Randy, 534, 391 Campbell, Ronald B., 471 Campbell, Ronald D., 559, 352 Campbell, Sarah, 514, 420 Cam bell Scott, 312 13 , Campoli, George, 471 Canad , Cynthia, 337 Cannellax, Ronald, 471, 391 Canny, Tana, 514. 340 Capron, David, 514. 368 Carden as, Gloria, 534, 414 Carey, Diane, 498, 387 Carey, Frank, 498, 408 Carey, janet, 514, 454 Cargill, Nancy, 514, 387 Cargill, Roland, 229 Carignan, Beverly, 498, 454 Carignan, Vicky, 534, 454 Carita, jacob, 514, 422 Carlcy, Shirley, 471, 362, 251 Carlile, Diane, 535, 396 Carlile, jane, 514, 454, 333 Carlile, Mark, 535, 315 Carlisle, james, 498, 315 Carllson, Richard. 471 Carlos, Linda, 537 Carlson, Glenn, 262, 228 Carlson, Sandra, 535, 396 Carmack, Curtis, 261 Carment, Gwendolyn, 514 Carmcnt, Thomas, 301 Carmody. Deirdre, 498, 381, 297 Carnes, Ned, 471, 294 Carnes, Ted, 471, 294 Carney, james, 498. 352 Carney, Rick, 514, 358 Carolina, Charles 471 Richard, 514, 391 Carolina, Carpenter, Cynthia, 498, 387 Carpenter, David, 194 Carpenter, Michael, 243 Carpenter, Robert, 535, 402 Carpenter, Sharon, 471, 346 Carr, Charles, 535 Carr, Richard, 498, 265 Carr, Ronald, 514 Carr, Ronnie. 449, 299 Carragher, Michael, 498 Carreker, james, 180 Carroll, Freddie, 240 janice, 514 Carroll, Carroll, Susan, 514, 326 Carruth, Phillip, -164 Carson, jack, 279 Carson, Rita, 535 Carson, Sandra, 559, 170 Carter, Anita, 248. 301 Carter, Beverly, 514, 454 Carter, Billy, 232 Carter, Carol, 535, 340 Carter, Carolyn, 471 Carter, Connie, 535, 420, 234 Carter, Emmett, 471, 338, 234 Carter, Gail, 535. 396 Carter, james, 498, 391 Carter, janis, 297 Carter, jimmy, 232 Carter, judith. 234 Carter, Kay, 535, 414 Carter, Raymond. 535. 391 Carter, Robert, 535, 358 Carter, Samye, 535 Carter, Sandra. 514, 330 Carter, Sheryl, 535, 436 Carter, Steven, 514, 422 Cartland, jacquie. 498, 337 Cartland, joe, 535. 391 Cartmell, David, 535 Cartwright, Clifford. 514, 408 Caruthers, john, 559 Carver, Frances. 514, 414. 285 Carver, Mary, 535. 414, 267 Carver, Stephen. 535. 428, 285 Gary, jimmy, 514, 408 Case, janice, 498, 414, 218, 224, 225, 298, 385, 67 Case, Kenneth, 464, 368 Casey, David, 514, 315 Casey, Royce, 55, 402 Caslord, janet, 514, 454 Cashman, Deanne, 498, 344 Cason, Larry, 535. 370 Casper, Arthur, 288 Cassady, Linda, 499. 441, 282, 303 Cassidy, Marilyn, 514, 396, 242 Cassity, Michael, 499 Casteel, Donnie, 535 Casteel, Michael. -149 Castin, Gene, 471, 352 Cates, Bonita, 514, 414 Cates, Dennis 535. 408 Cates, Liza, 499, 443 Cates, Tommy, 471 Cathey, Floyd, 514 Cathey, james, 180, 393 Cathey, james, 535. 303 Cathey, jerry, 498. 406, 238 Catron, Michael. 535 Causey, Catherine, 499, 348, 218 Cavanagh, Susan, 535, 381, 264 Cecil, Alan, 173 Cecil, Allred, 471, 391, 164, 284 Cecil, Linda, 514, 443, 264 Cermak, Reta, 471, 454 Chaat, Cheryl, 514, 396 Chada, Robert, 499, 163, 174, 175 Chadick, Donald, 535 Chadwick, joan, 499, 443, 284 ChafHn, Eugene. 535, 391 Challin, john, 514, 370, 219 Challin, judy, 535 Chain, jtacqueline. 471. 279, 282 Chapin, Linda, 499. 396 Chambers, Robert, 499, 428 Chambers, Thomas, 514, 449, 235 Champlin, Harrold, 514, 402, 244 Chan, Herman. 471 Chan, Peter, 272 Chancellor, Harry, 472 Chandler, james, 270 Chandler , Judy, 514, 454,223 Chandler, Mary, 499, 348, 218 Chandler, Robert, 535 Chandler, Robyn, 414 Chandler Chandler , Susan, 514 William 514 370 Chaney, Ann, 535, 330 Chaney, Kenneth, 535, 391, 261 Chang, Chin, 464, 272 Chang, Ming, 272 Changtra kul, Niramo, 270 Chapdelaine, George, 288 Chapin, Chapin, Keith, 514, 342 iLnda, 499, 396 Chaple, William, 499, 408 Chapman, Kathleen, 535 Chapman, Kenneth, 472 Chapman, Patricia, 514, 396, 362 Chapman, Thomas, 472, 342 Chappabitty, Edwin, 472, 159, 162, 408, 174 Chappory, Gary, 499 Charanyanond, Krian, 270 Charloe, Angela, 280 Charmasson, Kenneth, 535, 422 Chartier, Linda, 514, 414 Chase, julie, 535, 454 Chase, Rita, 535, 433, 279 Chatterton, Bruce. 472, 258, 243 Cheany, Robert, 372 Cheatham, Pamela, 514, 337 Cheatwood, Adrian, 464, 324 Cheatwood, Harry, 180 Cheek, Robert. 514, 366 Chen Ching, 272 Chen Hsin, Hu, 272 Chen Kou, 272 Chen, Olamay. 272 Chen, Shih, 464, 272 Chernicky, Wayne, 535. 351 Cherry, Earl, 472. 408, 249 Chesnutt, Linda K., 535, 425, 161, 218, 209, 300 Chesnutt, Linda R., 499, 454 Chesser, Leicle, 514, 422 Chessmore, Charlolt, 514, 425 Cheung, David, 464, 272 Cheung, jellre , 535, 408, 280 Chevalley, Roberta, 472, 436 Chevreaux, Catherine. 535. 340, 223 Michael, 514, 356 Chieppo, Chihade, Souhel, 499, 243, 271 Chilcoat, Susan. 499. 414 Chilcutt, Dan, 258. 243 Childers, Charles F., 535, 428 Childers, Charles R., 472, 422 Childers, joann, 514, 316 Childers, Linda, 535, 443 Childers. Tommy, 472, 237 Childress, Albert, 535. 391 Childress, Edward, 499, 315 Childress. Robert, 472, 627 Childs, Carolyn. 535. 387, 264 Childs, Casey, 535, 391 Chill, Bruce. 514, 422 Chitwood, Donald. 472. 227 Chitwood, john, 462, 428, 237 Chitwood, Mary, 535. 436 Chitwood. Phillip. 514. 391 Choney, Bonnie, 472, 303 Choney, Cloyce, 472, 162 Chou, Tasen. 272 Christensen, Billie, 223 Christensen, john j., 408, 25 Christensen, john M., 499, 428 Christensen, john P.. 472 Christian, Aan, 535, 402, 244 Christian, j. B., 180 Christian, Michael, 514 Christian, Steven, 535, 343 Christman, Betsy. 264 Christooher, Willard, 194 Chu, Albert, 272 Chubb, Curtis, 472, 422 Chubb, Rav, 535, 449 Chumley. Sylvia, 514, -125 Church, john, 514 Clglglch, judith, 514, 396, 422, 254, Cifuentes, Eduardo, 464 Cinnamon, Dale, 499 Cinnamon, Earl, 232, 234, 69 Cirar, Frances, 472, 454, 282 Ciucci, Louis. 164 Clabaugh, David, 514, 350 Clabaugh. Susan, 535, 326 Clancy, Linda, 514, 443 Clanton, PBEEY, 560, 223 Clapp, Gayle. 281, 282 Clapp, joe, 231. 239 C1555 Albert, 499, 402, 163, 274, Clark, Ann, 535, 454 Aubrey, 499 Clark, Clark, Cons'ance. 420 Donald, 472 Clark, Clark, Frederic, 514. 378 Clark, Gary, 514, 321 Clark, james, 180 janis 514 266 Clark, , , Clark, jeannette, 462 Clark, john, 472, 422, 243 Clark, Larry, 535, 391 Clark, Linda, 514, 436, 274, 279 Clark, Marilyn, 276 SERVING STILLWATER AND OSU SINCE I894 OKLAHOMA THE FARMERS' FARM ORGANIZATION s TH. L WA 1 E R 'NSURANCE 'ef . . :Q my NATIONAL BANK Aufomoblle . . . Life . . . ' AND TRUST COMPANY , i 5, Hos ifalizaiion . . . Pro eri' . . . -I F 2 :zoo Wd P P Y , - R ' , N91lElF.U.I.C. Hail-Crop . . . . . . , BTILLVVATER ' ' NATIONAL AUTO BANK 5. GEORGE STONE, Pres. EMIL KASTL, Se Service for YOU . For thot trip home . . . cmd book to school Go fcrst . . . cmd safe . . . no mussl It's smoother cmd costs Iess by for When you simply RIDE THE BUS! and OSU! 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HICKS, Vice-Presidenf Davis: Ksfsh, 516, 397, 337,284 Clark, Patsy, 472, 396 Clark , Peter, 472, 368, 285 Clark, Richard, 68 Clark, Roger, 499, 391, 163 Clark Ronald, 535, 408 Clarkl Sarah, 514, 396, 255, 264 Clark Tommy 535, 352 Clark: Wesley, ,464 Clarkson, Joan, 514, 396 Clary, Janet, 515, 318 Clavin, Esther, 472, 387, 255, 276 Claxton, Lynn, 535, 402 Clay, Billy, 463, 338 Clay, Donna, 464, 433 Clay, Michael, 560 Conarro, Rhonda, 515, 396 Conier, Anthony, 515, 402 Con er, George, 536, 370, 242 Confling, Bshhs, 499, 436, 255, 267 Conkling, Judy, 536, 267 Conley, Carolyn, 276 Conley, Charles, 515, 378 Conn, Terry, 472, 352 Connally, Deborah, 536, 436 Connally, Donald, 236 Connally, Donna, 536, 436 Connally, Lawanda, 499, 425, 208, 225, 276 Connell, Valerie, 536, 348 Conner, Nancy, 276 Counterman Margaret, 536, 414 Countiss, Frances, 473, 454 Court, Harvey, 515, 391, 61 Courter, Dean, 473, 42 Courtney, John, 536, 391 Courtney, Marilyn, 284 Courtney, Teresa, 537 Cousins, Ray, 499, 342, 242 Coventon, Johnna, 536, 425 Covert, Sharon, 536, 414 Covey, Dan, 499, 352 Covington, James, 473 Covington, Rod, 536, 333 Cowan, Joe, 473, 231, 239 Cowan, Linda, 536, -425 Crumley, Douglas, 515, 391, 279 Crussell, Carol, 515, 397, 224, 305 Cudd, Nancy, 515, 348, 276 Culbertson, Charles, 515, 176 Cullar, Karolyn, 499, 397 Cullin, Daniel, 515, 361 Cullison, Marc, 499, 402, 175 Culwell, Diane, 537, 397 Culwell, Sheridan, 464 Cummings, Lila, 515, 454 Cummins, Barbara, 515, 362 Cummins, Frieda, 515, 387 Cummins, Kendall, 274, 279 Cummins, Th Cummins, Wi omas, 537, 391 lliam, 515, 409, 226 Claypool, Jo, 535, 433 Clemens, Mack, 499, 449 Clemens, Roy, 499, 449 Clement, Jimmie, 472, 387, 289 Clement, Mary, 535, 441, 222 Clement, Orrin, 515, 42, 303 Clements, Alvin, 515, 312, 321 Clemmer, Bruce, 235 Clemons, Mary, 499, 381, 248 Conner, Sidney, 515. 408 Conner, William, 472 Conners, Marjorie, 515, 337 Connors, Ralph, 472, 391 Constien, Vernon, 289, 285 Contratto, Linda, 536, 396 Conway, Cheryl, 536. 443 Conway, Patrick, 515, 368 Conway, Vivian, 536, 387 Cook, Clerico, Kathleen, 499, 344 Cleveland, Beverly, 536, 396 Clift, Elizabeth, 536, 326 Clift, Marsha, 499, 326 Cline, Cathie, 472, 454 Cline, Emma, 515, 414 Cloud, Linda, 536, 396, 414 Cloud, Rita, 536, 396 Clower, Terry, 536, 449 Clymer, Camilla, 515, 396 Clymer, John, 536, 422 Coates, Frank, 499 Coody, Millard, 472, 428 Cook, Carol, 536, 341, 267 C6614 Wiley, 499, 322, 260 Coats, Judith, 276 Cobb, Cobb James, 515, 328 John, 499 Cobb: Stephen, 460, 59, 236 Cobb Susan 536, 330 cobhj Thomlxs, 515, 408, 171, 175 Cobble, William, 536, 273 Coberly, Susan, 536, 425 Coblentz, Ervin, 230 Coburn, James, 499, 370 Cook, Claud, 499 Darla, 515, 397 Cook, Diana, 536, 433 Cook, Duane, 499, 296 Cook, Edwina, 499, 454, 295 Cook, James, 536, 449 Cook, Jana, 515, 397, 223 Cook, John, 180 Cfgrgjk, Kenneth, 515, 143, 370, 219, Cook, Linda, 499, 326, 218, 276 Cook, Mary, 422, 397 Cook, Mchael, 235, 286 Cook, Pamela, 360 Cook Richard, 499 coke, Clint, 536,350 Cooke, Joe, 250 Cooke, Marvin, 536, 391 Cooksey, Philip, 499 Cowan, Mickey, 515 Cowart, Suzanne, 515, 341, 276 Cowden, Steven, 536, 315 Cowherd, Carrol, 536, 449 Cowherd, Robert, 473, 231 Cowles, Reuben, 460, 428, 236 Cundiff, Rose, 499, 337 Cunningham, Charles, 537, 342 Cunningham, Curtis, 499, 324 Cunningham, Diane, 537, 397, 267 Cunningham, Jacques, 515, 368, 202 Cunningham, James B., 42 Cunningham, James D., 499 Cunningham, Jane, 276 Cunningham, Jennife, 276 Cowling, Diann, 536, 454 Cowper, Gregory, 408 Cox, Beverly, 473 Cox, Cheryll, 515, 387, 218 Cox, chhhls, 499, 326, 210 Cox, Dana, 536, 414 Cox, Gail, 536, 316 Cox, Gene, 236 Cox, George, 473, 235 Cox, Gerry, 536, 396 Cox, Hollis, 460 Cox, Joe, 515, 244 Cox, John. 515, 244 Cox, Judith, 473, 316, 235 Cox, Larr , 536, 315 Cox, Lindlli, S15 Cox, Lola, 515, 436 Cox, Jeanne, 515, 425 Cox, Pamela, 515, 330, 248, 282 Cox, Ronald, 499 Cox, Ruth, 200 Cox Terry, 536 402, 270 Cunningham, Cunningham, kzhn, 230 onald, 473 Cupp, Ronnie, 537. 391 Curlman, Edwin, 537 Curling, Robert, 537, 402 Curnutt, Buddy, 247 Curr, Charles. 428 Currens, Buddy, 258 Davis, Glenn, 537, 402 Davis, Jack, 473 Davis, Jane, 516, 443 Davis, Jerry, 246 Davis, Jo, 537, 326 Davis, John M., 391, 226, 227 Davis, John R., 516 Davis Judith, 276 D vis, Karren, 516, 173, 218, 224 Dllvis, Kathleen, 537, 443 Davis, Kenneth, 460, 236 Davis Davis , Linda, 516, 348 , Marsha, 537, 326 Davis, Milo, 537, 402 Davis, Pamela, 516, 318 Davis, Pamela, 249 Davis, Patricia I., 516, 454, 223, 234 Davis, Patricia J., 341, 267 Davis, Paul E., 240 Davis, Paul R., 537, 366 Davis, Peter, 473 Davis, Philip, 473, 261 Davis, Robert, 560, 273 Davis, Ronald, 516, 321, 248 Davis, Sammy, 464 Davis, Sharon, 257 Davis, Stephanie, 537, 516, 366, 255 Davis, Susan A., 537, 397 Davis Davis Davis , Susan L., 516, 420 , Tom, 499, 409 , Vivian, 566, 444 Davison, Nancy, 499, 454 Davison, Patricia, 473, 433, 170 Dawes, Janna, 437, 444, 255, 264 Dawes, Linda, 264, 279 Dawson, Kathleen, 516, 436 Dawson, Robert, 537, 449 Dawson, Thomas, 292 Craft, Carey, 536, 443 Craft, Eda, 536, 443 Crafton, William, 160, 164, 168 Currie, Karen, 537, 443 Curry, Carolyn, 537, 428 Curry, Claudia, 537, 454, 23 Curry, Jack, 499, 391 Curry, James, 473 Curry, Jesse, 537, 324, 166 Curry, Walter, 515 Curtis, Charles. 537 Curtis, Evan, 499, 409 Curtis, Richard, 290 Curtis, Robert, 499, 356 Curtis Ronald 428 Curts,,Thelma: 515, 414 Curts, Larry, 515, 402 Cramgr, Lloyll, 536, 422 Coburn, Thomas, 536, 370 Cochran, Donna, 472, 443 Cochran, Jonne, 515, 443 Cochran, Larry, 285 Cochran, Linda, 515, 344 Cochran, Rebecca, 536, 454, 276 Cochrane, Ronald, 499, 406 Cockrell, Leroy, 536, 391 Cockrill, James, 462 Cockrum, Deborah, 536, 396, 22 Codding, Charles, 515, 321, 227, 247, 265 Cody, Betty, 515 Cody, Thomas, 515, 365 Cody, William, 462 Coenen, Jlanet, 536, 396 Coffey, Betty, 536, 362 Coffey, James, 515, 408, 293 CoEey, Jerry, 229 Coffey, Lennie, 536, 408 Coffin, Linda, 515, 420, 97 Coffman, Martha, 515, 454 Coglgins, Charles, 263 Co en, Mable, 464, 396 Coiner, Cheryl, 515, 340, 170, 222, 249, 71 Coit, Harlan, 515 Coke, Robert, 293 Coker, Calvin, 536, 391 Colby, Anita, 515, 454 Cole, Everett, 163 Cole, James, 515, 428 Cooksey, Sammie, 536, 425, 276 Cookson, Tommy, 162 C 1 , C3312 Ruth, 472, 330 Ted, 515, 391 Coombs, Linda, 515, 425 284 Cragar, Dorothy, 515, 441 Craig Christy 536 348 Craig, Terryl, 499, 341 Crain, Cheryl, 515, 345 Crain, Jackie, 352 Crain, Larry, 536, 370, 288 Crain Randa 536 443 Curts, Custer, Marion, 537, 402 Jerry, 164, 168 Custer, Scarlett. 515, 161, 397 Cuthbertson, Charles, 473, 402, 261 Ctighzbertson, Karen, 499, 454, 228, Cuthbertson, Lnda. 537, 454, 303 Cypert, Robin, 473, 362 Day, Delores, 537, 436 Day, Jacqueline, 499, 330, 218 Day, Jerry, 171 Day, Laura, 516, 318, 255 Day, Lawrence, 499, 391 Day, Pamela, 516, 444 Deal, Clifford, 499, 428 Danzig, Andy, 537, 312, 321, 227, 246, Dean, Lloyd, 473, 243 Dean, Patricia, 499, 387 Dean, Timothy, 263 Dearbom, Bruce, 499, 143, 382, 209, 63, 219 Dearstone, Paula, 516, 454 Coonfield, James, Cgcpgrad, Connie, 515, 330, 218, 274, Cooper, Ann, 536, 454 Cooper, Carole, 473, 318, 298 Cooper, Carol n, 499 Cooper, Davidl: 473, 361 Cooper, Glenda, 515 Cooper, Glenn, 443, 231 Cooper, Jacquelyn, 499, 387, Cooper, James, 536, 449 Cooper Jim 536 422 Cooper: Jimmie, 387 Cooper, Jo Ellen, 515, 346, 276 Cooper, Ladell, 499, 27 Cooper, Patricia, 559 Cooper, Robert, 536, 422 Cooper, Ronald, 536, 391 Cooper Sandra 240 cops, Charles, 1536, 315, 239 Cope, Johnnie, 473. 231 Cope, Mary, 473, 433 Crane, Joe, 464 Cranston, Dennis, 464, 433 Cranston, Kendall, 515, 408, 259 Cranston. Sh-aron, 283 Craver, Kathryn, 536, 436, E, 276 Crawford, Carol, 499, 381 Crawford, Christine, 515, 222 Cgrlygford, George, 499, 422, 163, 290, Crawford Gerald, 515, 356 Crawford Jo, 536, 397 Crawford Kenneth, 294 Crawford Marvin, 250 Crawford Philip, 515, 409 Crawford Wayne 284 Creasey, Vicki, 515, 436 Creel, Donald, 499, 42 Cregg, Beverly, 473, 362, 72 Crenshaw, James. 473, 373 Cordray, Emory, 171 Cole, left, 515, 370 Cole, Judy, 536, 441, 22 Cole, Cole, Cole, Lester, 515, 361 Robert, 536, 449 Sherra, 515, 396 Cole, Warren, 499, 391, 163, 289 Coleman, Alan, 536, 449 Coleman, Harry, 536, 350 Coleman, Michael, 472 Coleman, Mollie, 396 Coleman, Richard. 536, 391 Colley, Michael, 536, 449 Copeland, Ann, 499. 397 Copeland, Mary, 515, 326, 249 Copeland, Pamela, 515, 397. 284 Copeland, Rosanna, 282, 303 Copmann, Ann, 560 Coppinger, Connie, 515, 161, 420, 276, 305, 385 Corbett, Harold, 536, 391 Corbin, Carol, 234 Corbin, Kelly, 499 Corbin, Kenneth C., 402 Corbin, Kenneth E., 536 Corcoran , Barbara, 536, 414 Cordes, Robert, 515, 422 Cordis, Dennis, 536, 428 Cordis, Sharon, 536, 443 Daugherty, Charles. 537, 422 Collier, Deuard, 472 Collier, Everett, 515 Collier, Geor e, 515, 368, 242 Collington, Geor e, 294 Collins, Cobg, 536, 312, 381 Collins, Geo rey, 472 Collins, Jganet, 472, 441, 283 aren, 536, 454 Kathleen, 536 Collins, Collins Cortelyou, Mitchell, 499, 428, 27 Collinsi Linda, 499 Collins, Melvin, 472, 313 Collis, Donald, 499, 368, 163, 250 Corgan, Clifford, 473, 366, 64 Corgan, Susan, 536 Corlee, Karen, 515, 318 Corliss, Jerry, 280 Corneil, Neil, 462 Comelius, Michael. 473, 250 Comish, Cloyd, 515, 443, 222 Cornish, Karen, 515. 381 Comwell, gmes, 473, 366 Cornwell. obert, 499, 328 Cornyn, John, 288 Cresse, Janice, 499, 443, 300 Creswel . Phyllis, 499. 420 Crider, Darwin, 515, 288 Crimmins, Alanna, 536. 326 Criner, Mitchel, 536, 449, 173 Criser, Barbara, 499, 303 Crispin, Linda, 536 Crist, Paul, 499, 175, 299 Criswell, Patricia, 464, 397, 167 Crittenden, Jerre, 499 Crocker, Gay. 536. 436 Crocker, Jo, 536, 397 Crockett, John, 473, 370, 63, 65 Croley, David, 536, 354 Croll, Mary, 536, 414 Cromwell, Elizabeth. 515, 345 Cromwell. Roger, 515, 428 Crone, Michael, 473, 352 Cronin, Nadine, 536, 397 Crook, Victor, 257 Cros Cros Cros Cros Cros Cros e, Randall, 232 S, Halan, 473, 352 s, Lana, 515 s, Richard. 473. 374 gland, Gerald, 464, 246 , Sherry, 536, 436, 255, 264 Crosslin, Alvon, 283 Crouch, Beth, 536, 425 Crouch, Christopher, 499, 342 D Dabbour, Ali, 464, 428, 271 Dahms, Kenneth, 499, 328, 64, 70 Dailey,IJames, 515, 334 Daily, obln, 316 Dakil, Mary, 499, 346, 276 Dale, Jo, 537, 397 Dale, Linda, 537, 443 Dale, Ronald, 259 Dallam, Diana, 499, 318 Dalton, Mar , 537, 414, 264, 300 Dambach, Charles, 473 Damon, Rebecca, 537, 345 Damon. Stephen, 473, 32 Dandridge, James, 537, 402, 244 Danford, Steven, 537, 42, 22 Daniel, Byron, 499 Daniel, Gary, 473, 353 Daniel, Janell, 537, 433 Daniel, Melvin, 473 Daniel, Thelma, 537, 436 Dainiels, Searcy, 537, 397, 264, 291, Danielson, Claire, 473, 215, 341, 62, 59, 253, 255, 167, 218 Danielson, Lulie, 515, 341, Z Danvers. Jo n, 537, 358 Dark, Phillip, 499 Damell, Nona, 516, 389, 276 Darnell, Sharon, 516 Darrough, James, 499 Darrow, Ruth, 473, 346, 264 Dates, Donald,, 537, 409 Daubenspeck, 499, 163 Deason, David, 537 Deatherage, Joe, 537, 342 Deaton, James, 537, 449 Deaver, Danny, 473, 162 Debaklety, Lana, 499, 444, 218, 248 Decka , Judith, 500 Decker, Janice, 516, 345, 276 Declark, Judy, 473, 387, 276 Dee, Linda, 516, 436, 254, 218 Deeds, Charles, 537, 402, 244 Deering, Melvin, 473, 254 Deewall, Michael, 233 Defelice. Mary. 516, 387, 218 Defoe, Diane, 500, 326, 276 Defoe, Dorothy, 537, 414 Defoe, Mark, 215 Defratus, Mary, 500, 420, 276 Dehart, Judy, 500, 397 Denharidt, 'Mickel, 500, 402 Deiro Dekker udith 500 316 167 218 Charles, 500, 32 Delanal Andrea, 516, 444 Delana, David, 164 Delano. Jimmy, 500, 402 Delia, Ronnie, 559 Delionback, Leon, 257 Delong, Charles, 500, 449 Delong, Karen, 537, 414 Delozier, Mary, 473, 362 Delozier, Wes ey, 500, 214, 64, 294, 73 Dgrgoss, Linda, 500, 433, 253, 255, Demunbrun, Neann, 537, 436 Denham, Danny, 461, 236 Denham, Frank, 473 Daubert, Phyllis, 516, 387, 255, 276 Daugherty, El on, 473, 299 Davenport, Georg, 462, 237 Davenport, Linda, 473 Davenport, Ronald, 258 Davey, Gregory, 288 David, John, 499, 409 Davidson, Carl, 257 Colon, Robert, 472, 635, 211 Deonier, Larry, 500. 246, 289 Colpitt, flames, 472. 284 Colson, emona. 515, 340 Colt, Harlan, 356 Coltharp, John, 472, 229 Colville, Jacquelyn. 472. 326, 86 Colwell, Cheryl, 472, 344 Clowell, Linda, 536, 318 Combrink, Don, 472, 295 Combs, Bnllce, 281 Combs, Cynthia, 536, 346 Combs, Samuel, 461, 236 Compton, Gary, 536, 402 Compton, Paula, 515, 381, 264, 276 Conard, Rey, 245 570 Coryell, Aohn, 464 Cosner, ichard, 515 Costello, James, 288 Costello, James, 23 Costello, John, 175 Cothra Cotner n, Pamela, 536. 396 Victor 515 322, 222 Cotner: Walteg, 73 1 Cotten, Tommy, 246 Cotten Van, 499, 422, 163 Cottoni Clarence 536, 391 Cotton, Khris, 515, 297 Cotton, Mary, 276 Cottrell, Fredrica, 515, 414 Cottrel 1, Lorema, 300 Crouch, James, 536 Davidson, Hugh, 473, 368, 263 Davidson, Mary, 499. 454, 282 Davidson, Thomas, 292 Davies, Alice, 537. 316 Denney, James, 202 Dennis, Ginger, 516, 454 Dennis, James, 474, 409 Dennis, Linda, 516, 397 Dennis, Robert, 235 Dennis, Thomas, 500, 409 Densmore, PESSY, 537, 454 Dentici, Mary, 500, 444, 254 Denton, Carolyn, 537 Denton, Philip, 500, 343 Denton, Terry, 298, 474, 55, 61, 59, 55, 25, 26, 64, 291 Crouch, Janie, 473, 454, 254, 266, 267. 268 Crouch, Joseph, 473 Crouch, Judith, 473, 454. 253, 254 Crouch, Rodney, 473, 338 Crow, Joseph J., 428 Crow, Joseph R., 473, 227, 265 Crowder, John, 515 Crowder, William. 160, 164 Crowe, Richard, 220 Crowley, Stephen, 499 Crozier, Linda, 537, 397, 232 Crudup, Susan, 515, 330 Crume, Linda, 515, 454 Davies, Cath , 537. 348 Davies, Elizallleth, 473. 161, 316 Davis, Charles K., 559 Davis, Charles R.. 537, 368 Davis, Claude, 173 Davis, Danny, 537, 391, 243 Davis, David, 537, 391, 180 Davis, Dick, 473 Davis, Edna, 275 Davis, Elizabeth, 537, 425, 223 Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Eugene, 473 Frances, 473 362 Garland, 537 Georgia, 537 Deramus, Horace, 474 Derrick, William. 537, 334, 279 Derton, Larry, 537 Desai, Virendra, 464, 269 Desta, Ketema, 271 Detch, Charlotte, 462, 237 Detmer, Theodore, 559 Detrich, Gary, 516, 342 Detrick, David, 500, 516, 368, 219, 301, 71 Deuser, John, 500 Devenish, Brian, 516, 402, 301 Devore, Dianne, 516 Dewitt, Carol, 474, 330 automatic 3:1545 Where the Gas burne?-with-a-brain. things happened you cooked. 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Farukhi, Nayeemul, 257 Dexter, Jill, 537, 397 Dicello, Michael, 199 Dicharry, Donald, 463, 237 Dicindio, Ann, 537, 326 Dick, Danny, 500 Dick, Robert, 464 Dick, Valerie, 537, 397 Dicken, Keith, 516, 368 Dickerson, David, 180 Dickerson, Glen, 293 Dickey, Steven, 516, 373 Dickinson, Betty, 537 Dickinson, Gary, 537, -102 Dickinson, Karen, 537, 414, 316 Dickison, James, 500, 324 Dickman, Teddy, 464, 250 Dicks, Richard, 516, 244 Dickson, Bettye, 516, 264, 290, 276 Dickson, Dyonna, 454, 234, 267 Dickson, Robert, 199 Diel, Jimmy, 537, 402 Diel, Margaret, 516, 316 Dieman, Jon. 294 Dietrick, Robert, 560 Digney, Steve, 243 Dill, Anthony, 537, 391 Dill, Jo, 454, 454, 255, 234, 267 Dill, Michael, 233 Dillahunty, Paul, 474, 232 Dilleshaw, Joann, 516, 341 Dilley, Jack, 516, 391 Dillingham, Linda, 516, 267 Dillon, Barbana, 500, 348, 297, 276 Dillon, Terry, 537, 366 Dillsaver, William, 516, 321 Dinsmore, Jana, 537 Dinsmore, Jerry, 500, 328 Dirickson, Charles 358 Dirickson, James 516, 402 Disanto, Joseph, 288 Disch, Carolyn, 346 Disinger, Kathryn, 474 Disney, James, 293 Ditmore, Lois, 516, 316 Ditolla, Nicholas, 474 Draper, Nancy, 537 Drebenstedt, Bob, 500, 350 Drew, Elaine, 516, 397 Drew, Stanley, 516, 265, 269 Dries, Regina, 516, 428 Drinkwater, Alice, 516, 397 Driskill, Timothy, 250 Drotlelf, Thomas, 538, 377 Drum, Kenneth, 292 Drumm, Margaret, 252 Dryden, Ray Dryden, Robert, 474, 259 Dubois, Paul, 460, 236 Duck, Alma, 500 Ducker, Julia, 559, 280 Duckert, Larry, 516, 354 Dudek, Carl, 500, 449 Dudley, Deanna. 538, 409 Duecker, Otto, 538, 409 Duerson, Carl, 175 Duff. Dennis, 238 Eaton, Roger Ralph 402 Eaton, Roger Ross, 516 Eby, Edith, 474, 346, 62, 59, 300, 70 Echols, Linda, 500. 415 Eckard, Carol, 538, 425. 223 Eddelman, Ann, 516, 444 Edgar, Frank, 500 Edgar, Robert, 516, 409 Edger, David, 215, 291 Edgmon, Hugh, 199 Edling, Linda, 516, 318 English, Charles, 474, 373 English, Jenny, 538, 436 English, Jewell Farr, William, 517, 143, 366 Farrar, Bonnye, 517, 455 Farrar, Henry, 500 Evansz David, 500, 333 Dixon, Beverly, 537, 324, 255 Dixon, Dixon, Dale, 474. 330, 302 Daniel, 537, 428 Ann, 538 Durand, Dixon, Douglas, 474, 342 Dixon, James, 279 Dixon, Patricia, 560, 444 Dixson, Arber, 516, 414 Dobbin, Melanie, 537, 381 Dobbin, Sheila, 516, 381 Dobbins, Mary, 537, -154 Dobson, James K., 321, 234, 244 Dobson, James M., 474 Dobson, Michael, 463, 474 Dodd, Vella, 537, 444 Dodds, Carol, 500, 348 Dodson, Jane, 537, 397. 267 Dodson, Karen, 516, 420 Doerr, Diane, 537, 436 Doescher, Cher 1, 537, 455 Dofflemeyer, Charles, 163, 174 Dolezal, Deborah, 516, 346 Elliott, Carol, 474, 318 64, 73 Dolezal, George, 474, 262, 294 Dolf, Frank, 537, 361 Dollar, Douglas, 174, 175 Dolman, Jack, 474, 162, 174 Donaldson, Robert, 261 Doncarlos, Linda, 397 Donkin, Elizabeth, 531, 537, 312, 345, 276, 74 Donkin, Marilyn, 474, 345 Donley, Curtis, 231 Donnell, Michael, 175 Donovan, Elizabeth, 537, 436 Dooley, Terry, 464 Dore, James, 474, 409, 259 Doria, Robin. 516, 428 Dorman, Willam, 516, 409 Dume, Mary, 538 Dufour, Janice, 538, 436 Dufour, Sherrill, 500, 324, 220, 66 Dugan, Jessica, 538 Dugan, John, 516, 361 Dugger, Floyd, 516, 315 Dugger, Margaret. 500. 455, 249 Dugger Sarah 538 444 Duke, Douglas, 4743 409, 233 Dumas, Clive, 516, 350 Duncan, Barbara. 474, 455 Duncan, David, 538, 409 Duncan, Eric, 538 Duncan, Franklin, 292 Duncan, Gary Lee, 428 Duncan, Gary Leon, 516, 233 Duncan, Ive, 538 Duncan, John, 474 Duncan, Kenton, 516, 366 Duncan, Linda, 397 Duncan, Philip Duncan, Rick, 290 Dtirgkelberg, Jan, 163, 174, 175, 33, Dunkin, Stephen. 235 Dunlap, Gary, 538, 315 Dunlap, Jimmie, 516 Dunlap, Linda, 538, 397 Dunlap Louis 516. 402 Dunn, Catherine, 474. 441, 203 Dunn, Cheryl, 538, 397 Dunn, Elmo, 474, 358 Dunn, Gary, 516 Dunn, James J., 171 Dunn, James L., 474, 283 Dunn, James R. Dunn, Martha. 516, 316 Dunn Michael. 538. 391 Dugni Terry, 474, 538, 220, 227, 3 Dunnam. Joseph. 474. 428, 234 Dupree, Dupree, Jesse, 538. 373 Robert, 474 Duran, Cesar, 516, 391, 301, 281 Durbin, Durbin, Durham Durham Durham Durham Durham Durham John, 246. 303 Sandra. 516, 425 , Charles. 464 , Dale, 474 , Jackson, 241 , James, 163 , Janis, 500, 218 , Jeffrey, 538, 402, 175 Edmisten , Ronald, 474 Edmonds, Allan, 516, 219, 222, 226 Edmonds, Don, 538, 422 Edmonds, Donald, 500, 391, 163 Edmonds, James, 162 Edmonds on, Kenneih, 261 Edmundson, Warren, 516, 358 Edsall, John, 474, 409, 261 Edwards, Billy, 500. -102 Edwards, Cheryl, 516, 224, 276 Edwards, Curt, 500 Edwards, Don, 538, 368 Edwards, Duncan, 500, 328 Edwards, Gerald, 538, 391 Edwards, Keith, 500, 358 Edwards Kenneth 538. 449 Eawafasi Mary, 516, 348, 218 Edwards, Michael, 500, 261 Edwards, Mike, 402, 244 Edwards, Nancy, 276 Edwards, Pamela, 516, 454, 283 Edwards, Phillip, 538 Edwards, Raymond, 163 Edwards, William C., 464, 350 Edwards, William V., 474 Egelston Thomas 516, 392, 166 Ego, Kehneth, 39:-5 English, Kathleen, 475, 387, 288 Engstrom, Peter, 500, 338, 165, 166 Enmeier, Janell, 500, 454, 255, 251, 274, 279 Enochs, Alan, 166, 288 Enochs, Michael Enright, Frederick, 463, 237 Epling, James, 538, 406, 292 Epperson, Jan, 500, 454, 68 Eppler, Janet, 500, 345 Epps, Stephen, 475, 333, 63, 59 Ercolani, Joe, 500, 354, 245 Erickson, Alice, 500, 420, 218, 276 Ernest, John, 538 Erschen, Matthew, 538, 402 Erwin, James, 538, 449 Esbaugh, Ronald, 538 Eschbach, Sharon, 415 Escoe, Richard, 180, 273, 275 Escott, Lloyd, 538, 353 Escue, Ralph, 475, 160, 164, 166, 365 Escue, Sherolyn, 538, 455, 222, 255 Eslinger, Larry, 517 Esmond, Constance, 517, 397, 300 Esposito, Susan, 538, 318 Essary, Jay, 500 Essner, Robert, 299 Estes, Carl, 259, 257 Estes, Robert, 247 Estes, Sherry, 538, 420 Estes, William, 500 Estilinbaum, Judy, 538, 420 Estrada, David, 402, 163 Estrada, Elsie. 500, 517, 455 Farrell, Don, 517, 354 Farrell, Linda, 517, 381 Farrell, Myrna, 538, 387 Farris, Donna, 538 Farris, Gloria, 500, 387 Farris, Jimmy, 231 Farris, Richard, 539, 333, 265, 301 Farukhi, Zafrulla, 259, 272 Fasken, Sharon, 517, 397, 248 Fauchier, Maxine, 475, 397, 254 Faulkner, Carolyn, 475, 397, 281 Faulkner, Leanna, 560 Faupel, Sylvia, 539. 415, W Fauss, Gary, 539, 402 Faust, Allen, 475, 428 Faust, Danny, 539, 402 Feamster, James, 475, 353, 194 Fearon, Lee, 464, 422 Fears, George, 539, 409 Feddersen, Rick, 517, 356 Feland, Janet, 539, 415 Felber, Betty, 464 Felder, Tom, 539, 449 Feldt, Caiherine, 517, 444, 222 Felgenhauer, Dennis, 166 Felible, Sharon, 281, 282, 303 Felix, Dennis, 517, 402, 293 Felton, Dale, 246, 301 Felton, Edward, 517 Felton, Georgia, 475 Felton, Richard, 475, 361 Fender, Barbara. 539, 415 Fenell. David, 500, 409 Fenrich, John, 517, 409 Eggers, Kathryn, 538, 337 Eggleston, Lonnie, 500, 353 Egner, Kerr , 409 Ehmen, Richard, 517, 428, 280 Ehrhart, Donna, 295 Ehrle, Sharon, 500. 454 Eichling, Robert, 474, 162. 174, 176 Eischen, Michael, 500, 333 Eisenberg, Frederic, 474, 449 Eitel, Judy, 474, 345 Ekart, James, 538. 422 Eklund, John, 449 Ekstrom, Merlin, 460 Elam, Linda, 538. 436 Elder, Charles. 474, 653, 262, 355 Elder, David, 517, 324, 219, 61 Elder, Harris, 474. 356 Elder, Jerry, 538, 356 Eldred, Kathleen, 464 Eley, Patricia, 538, 346 Elgin, Donald, 538. 358 Elijah, Houghton. 538. 354 Elkins, Gordon, 474. 356 Elkins, Joyce, 517, 425 Ellexson, Charles. Ellilund, John, 538 Elling, Cynthia, 276 Ellington, Suzanne, 3311 Etter, Lerry, 475, 422 Euban s, Ellie, 464, 397 Eubanks, Gerald, 366 Eubanks, Gordon, 500, 365, 66, 68 Eubanks, Ralph, 517. 353 Eubanks, Randall, 538 Eubanks, Thomas, 500 Eudaley, Margaret, 500, 455, 254 Evans, Arvin, Walter, 475, 422 Evans Barbara 444 266 Evans, Dwight, 500, 365 Evans, Harold, 294 Evans, Harry, 538 Evans, James, 257 Evans, Janet, 500, 362 Evans, Karen, 517, 455. Evans, Keta, 538, 436, 232 Evans, Marcia, 517, 346, 167, 170 Evans, Michael D., 517 Evans, Michael l., 559 Evans, Norris, 538 Evans, P Evans, R Evans, R aula, 475, 455 ichard 1., 500. 342 ichard L.. 475 Evans, Ronald, 475 Evans, Stanley, 500. 313. 247 Evans, William, 475. 228 Fenton, Thomas, 162 Fergason, William, 475 Ferguson Bevley, 517. 338, 232 Ferguson Charles, 163, 171, 172 Ferguson Donald, 539, 333 Ferguson Harold, 500, 428, 283 Ferguson Michael, 173, 270 Ferguson Ferguson Roy, 500 Lance, 539. 164 Ferraro, Victor, 539, 357, 223 Ferrell, Dennis, 539, 402, 406, 166, 279. 280 Ferrell, James, 539 Ferrell, Jesse, 232 Ferry, Ann, 539, 397 Feggaltter, James, 475, 64, 60, 59, 249 Fetzer, Jack, 517, 366 Fewel, Robert, 500, 402. 290 Fezler, M. Day, 517, 357 Fick, Kenneth, 500 Ficken, Anita, 501 Ficken, Max, 462, 237 Fickcr, Thomas, 501, 402 Fiegel, Francis, 539, -149 Fiegener, Dale, 539, 402 Field, Sally, 539, 436 Durkee, Karen, 516, 425 Durkin, Sharon. 474. 397, 264, 301 Durrett. John, 500, 391, 163 Durst, Fred Allen, 538, 391 Duskin, William. 538, 428 Dutton, Lind-a, 538, 455 Duty. Charles, 538. 324 Duval. Dennis, 283 Elliott, Donald, 538, 409, 265 Elliott, Francis, 233 Elliott, Jack Otis, 538 Elliott, Jerry, 517, 409 Elliott, Jimmie, 500, 449 Elliott, Larry, 166 Elliott, Lenice, 517. 436 Ellis, Charles, 538, 392 Ellis, Fherie, 538, 415 Ellis, Claibom. 500. 449, 163, 180, 265 Ellis, Janet, 538, 318 Ellis, Lucy, 538. 444 Ellis. Patrick, 474, 391, 226, 259, 262, 263 Ellis, Ronnie, 538, 370 Evemgham, Gary, 517 Evers, Jaren, 279 Eversole, Robert, 538. 402 Every, Charles, 475, 361 Evett, Hollie, 475. 353 Evett, Michael, 538, 373 Evrends. Atila, 301 Ewens, Barbara, 538. 330, 222 Ewens, William. 475. 365, 72 Ewing, Carol, 538. 397 Ewing, Jeanne, 538, 455 Eyler, Alan, 517 Eyler, Danial, 517, 368 Eyler, Jean, 475. 345. 366 Eynon, Alan, 538. 422 Eyster, Nancy, 538, 415 Eytcheson, David, 538, 402 Fields, Abraham, 501, 392, 226, 61, Dormire, Charlotte, 474, 444 Dom, James Dorr, Patrick, 516, 342, 248, 331 Dorris, Carl, 64, 61 Dorris, Charles, 215 Dorsett, Stephen, 537, 449 Dorsey, Charles, 560 Doss, James, 516, 358 Dosse , Katherine, 500, 455 Doublln, Marian, 537, 397 Dougall, Michael, 474 Dougan, Michael, 500 Dougherty, John, 559 Doughty, Michael, 537, 324 Douglas, Connie, 537, 436, 222 Douglas, Melanie, 537. 346, 223 Douglas, Robert, 500, 382 Douglas, Richard, 516, 333 Douglas, Samuel, 304 Douglas, Sandra, 516, 414 Douglas, Vicki, 500, 414 Douthitt, Roy, 500, 219 Douthitt, William, 516, 402 Dovel, Ronald, 474, 409 Duvall, Candace, 500 Duvall, Cindi, 275 Duvall, Judy, 474, 414 Duvall, Ramona Dwyer, Diane, 538, 444 Dye, Janette, 516, 381 Dye, Leslie, 538, 436, 281 Dyer, Catherine. 538. 87 341, 275 Dyer, Darrel. 538, 342, 279, 280 Dyer, Jane, 516, 414, 224 D er Ka 538 436 76 Ellis, Thomas, 517. 402. 226 Ellison, Brenda, 517, 345 Ellison. Janice. 474, 345, 62, 59, 61, 253, 266, 267, 74 Elmore, Darel, 235 Elsener, Wayne. 538. 321 Elsheimer, Linda. 538. 415 Elswick. Susan, 538, 444 F Faber, Judith, 500, 318, 300 Fadling, Warren. 517. 409, 305 Fagala, John, 538, 449 Fagalde, Tommy, 295 Fain, Carmen, 517, 455 Fields, David, 460, 191, 236 Filler, Judith, 475, 397, 252 Filson, Della, 517, 346, 222 Finch, Kimberly, 539, 317 Findley, Elmer, 475 Fine, Jerry, 475, 325, 293 Finkle, Roger, 539, 422 Finley, Charles, 475, 315 Filay, Dale, 539, 333 Finley, Nelda, 221 Finley, Patricia, 539, 436 Finleii, William, 501, 382, 286 Fiocc i, Marvin, 188 Fiolle, Donald, 501 Firdaus, Asad, 269 Firestone, Harvey, 475, 230 Firey, David, 501 Elton. Dale, 175, 244 Elwell, H., 245 Dover, Monte, 500 Dowlen, Ruth, 516. 397, 240 Downing, Dana, 537, 362, 267 Downing, Mark, 537. 353 Downing. Randy, 474 Downs, Sheilah, 500. 318 Doyle, Doyle, Doyle, Doyle, Drane, 572 David, 500, 614 Diana, 537. 346 Kathleen M., 346 Kathleen, 346 Emitt, 516, 333 Y , y, . , 2 Dyer, Larr , 516 Dyer, Lincla, 500, 441 Dyson, Lewis, 500 E Eakin. Garret, 516, 328 Earl Sara Jane, 516, 341 Earlabaugh, Forrest, 474, 353 Earlbaugh, Louis, 247 Earls, James, 474, 449 Early, James, 500. 409, 227 Early Raymond. 230 Earnest, Sara, 538, 345 Easley, Thomas, 516, 449 East, Richard. 500 Easter. Virginia, 474. 345 Easterling, Judy, 500, 433, 252 Easterling, Riley, 516. 449 Eastham, Karen, 500, 397 Eastin, Shannon. 516, 454 Eaton, Benny, 464 Eaton, Michael D., 358 Eaton, Michael W., 538, 242 Elwell, Marilyn. 517. 318 Emberton, Linda, 538, 441 Emenhiser, Sarah, 517, 348 Emerson, Charles. 517, 449 Emerson, James, 279 Emerson, Victor, 538 Emery, Cynthia. 538. 397 Emils, Mary, 500, 454, 276 Emmanuel, Tsegaye, 474. 301, 271 Emmerson, Susan, 517, 397 Emmons, Anita, 517, 387 Emmons, Don, 500, 245 Enderland, Terry, 500, 449, 165 Endersby, Larry, 463, 338. 220, 237 Endersby, Marilyn. 538. 441 Engelking, Ron, 517, 338 Engelland, James Enger, Kerry, 516 England, Beverly, 538, 397 England, Rebecca, 538, 436 Engle, John. 517, 409 Engle, Martha, 517, 415 Engle, Steven, 500 Engleman. Jack 243, 285 English, Bi ly, 517 Fair, Donald. 538, 449, 166 Fair, John, 538, 402 Fairchilds, Ann, 517, 455 Faires, Charles, 538. -149 Fairley, Donald, 175 Fairman, Billie, 500, 455. 224, 255 Faith, Charles. 475, 428 Fales, Darrel, 517, 428 Fallin, Benjamin Fallin, Judith. 475, 254 Fallin, William. 166 Fallon, Mary, 500, 455 Fankhouser, Gary, 262 Fanous. Mamdouh. 271 Farha, Barbara. 538, 397 Fariss, Linda, 500 Farley, Robert, 538, 356 Farmer, David, 500, 321, DO, 232, 69 Farmer, Larr , 191 Farmer, Lindllt, 475. 444, 255, 264 Farmer, Marsha, 559, 249, 297 Farmer, Nancy, 517, 348 Farmer, Nancy, 517. 348 Famam, Robert, 538. 402, 166 Farnham, Eugene, 517 Farnsworth. Teddie. 538. 436 Farquhar, Walter, 538, 402 Fischer, Jana, 539, 436, 264 Fiser, Steven, 409, 166, 294 Fisher, Douglas, 233 Fisher, Hoover, 273. 275 Fisher, Francine, 517, 387 Fisher, James, 194 Fisher, Robert, 517, 312, 328 Fisher, Sally, 539. 441 Fisher, Sharon, 284 Fisher, Steven. 517 Fisher Ted 475 Fite, Carol n, 539, 324 Fite, Glencla, 501, 444, 276 Fitter, James, 162, 174 Fitter, Mary, 501, -125 Fitzgerald, David, 501, 428 Fitzgerald, Robert, 273, 274, 279 Fitzpatrick, Elizabeth. 475, 362, 70 Fitzpatrick, Lloyd, 240 Fitzpatrick, Susan, 517 Fitzsimmons, Pamela. 539. 346 Fitzwater, Donald. 539, 324 Fiveash, Patti. 539. 436 Flaigg, Don, 517, 402 Flanders, Danny. 231 Fleak, Arthur. 559, 180 Fleming, Dixilyn, 539, 324, 276 Fleming, Mary, 560 Fleming, Michael. 475 Fleming, Murry. 517, 370, 286, 73 Fleming Vida, 501. 249, 297 t F lemons, James. 475, 334, 260 Flesher, Virginia Flesner, Ken, 283 Fletcher, Gilbert Fletcher, James, 501, 4-49, 256 Fletcher, Sharon, 517, 346, 268 Flood, Ruth, 517, 455 Flowers, Terry, 539, 409 Floyd, Judith, 475, 387 Floyd, Randy, 539 Flusche, N. Cathryn, 539, 437, Flynn, Diane, 539, 437 Flynn, Janet, 539, 397 Fo leman, Margie, 517, 437 Folgey, Patricia, 501 Folgate, Thomas, 501, 449 Folger, Robert, 188 Folkers, Gar , 475, 409 Folmar, Rutlff, 517, 348, 276 Folwell, Lynn, 276 Fondren, Stephen, 475, 366 Foote, Roger, 462 Foral, Carolyn, 539, 346, 242 Forbes, Daniel, 475, 299 264 Forbes, James, 475, 321, 231, 239 Ford, Betty, 276 Ford, James, 171 Laura, 541, 341 Ford, Ford, Linda, 475, 348 Pamela, 539, 437 Ford, Ford, Richard, 517, 402, 283 Ford, Robinson, 501 Ford Vernon Fore,, Leroy, 501, 409, 244, 265, 71 Forman, Stephen, 539, 392 Forneris, Louis, 560 Fornesi, Marlyn, 539, 437 Forney, Sharon. 475. 324, 276 Forrest, Nita, 539, 345 Forshee, Judy, 501 Forslund, Carol, 295 Fortney, John, 241 '72 Fortney, Katherine, 517, 415, -8 Foster, Bart, 501 Foster, Gary, 539 Foster, James, 539, 449 Foster, Ralph, 301 Foster, Rickey, 539 Foster, Roger, 517. 315 Thelma, -475 Foster, Foster, Vickie, 501. 455, 276 William 462 Foster, , Foster, Winston, 476, 358 Fostvedt, Linda, 476, 300 Fostvedt, Robert, Fountain, Karen, 539, 330, 276 Fourtner, Gary, 501 Foust, Shirley. 517, 455, 170 Fowler, Donald, 476 Fowler, Fred, 501 Fowler err 227 Fretz, Bonnie, 476, 346 Frie, Earl, 461 Frieburg, Karen, 539, 397, 223 Friedemann, Robert, 273 Friedemann, Thomas, 273 Friedman, Thomas, 517, 366 Friend, Fred, 476, 162, 163, 173, 124 Friend, Penn , 501, 387 Frisbie, Angella, 501, 425 Fritsche, Richard, 476 Fritz, Michael, 295 Fritzemeyer, Irma, 476, 420 Frohlich, Thomas, 539, 402, 235 Fromm, Alfred, 476 Frost, Donald, 303 Frgit, Jacqueline, 501, 324, 218, 255, Fruendt, John, 501 Frusher, Theresa, 539, 444 Fry, Darrel, 476, 357, 262 Fry, William E., 402 Fry, William S., 539 Frye, David, 517, 422 Frye, Gerald, 476, 353 Fryer, Sidney, 256 Fueger, Jon-Pierre, 517, 409, 171, 175 Fuksa, Elaine, 539. 415 Fuller, Charles. 539, 4116 Fuller, Penny. 539. 444 Fulton, Bill, 517, 338 Fultz, Patricia, 539, 397 Funches, Georgetta, 539, 560 Fung, William. 476. 272. 299 Fuqua, Carl, 501. 539, 450, 233 Fuqua, Louis. 261 Furr, Kirk, 539. 450 Furr, Rex, 501, 246 Fyfe, Jo, 539, 441 G Gabelsberg. James, 501. 328 Gable, Linda, 539, 415 Galford, Sharon, 476, 348 Gage, Virginia, 501, 170 Gailey, Raymond. 539. 392 Gaines, Betty, 476. 381 Gaither. Carla, 476, 161, 362, 97, 62, 59, 285. 65 Galaini, David, 539. 429 Galbraith, Robert. 539, 450 Gale, Jeanine, 517, 346 Gallagher, James, 517, 353 Galloway, Morris, 501, 354 Galloway, Robert. 517 Galvin, Susan, 348 Gamble. Howard, 476, 358 Gambrell, Larry, 539, 450, 231 Gamphi, Sudhir, 464 Gattis, Jody, 501, 444, 303 Gau, William, 540, 357, 273 Gauger, Linda, 540, 441 Gawl, Pat, 295 Gaynor, Darlyne, 289 Gazaway, Hal, 501, 361, 60 Gazi, Mohammed, 301 Gearhart, John, 517, 357, 222 Gearing, Donald, 501, 322 Geeslin, Joseph, 540. 402, 175 Gehm, Louis, 517, 226, 265 Geil, Lois, 540, 425 Geis, Joseph, 517, 361, 296 Geis, Lynn, 476, 231 Geismar, Robert, 517, 366 Geiscler, Jenny, 464 Geiszler, Martin. 466, 229 Geminden, Phillip, 261 Gemmer, Kathleen, 476, -455 Genthe, Charles, 501, 365 Gentry, William, 40, 501, 409, 70 Gentry, William E., 476, 289 Gentry, William G., 540, 422 Gentzler, Gayle, 540 George, Diana, 517 George, Howard, 391 George, Jannie, 464, 276 George, Jean, 517, 444 George, T. K., 269 Geppelt, Gary, 540, 422 Geppelt, Neil, 501, 422 Gerber, Jimhn, 235 Gerner, ejeania, 518, 387 Gersey, Timothy, 540, 450, 166 Gesin, Linda, 540, 444, 267 Getchell, Sharon, 518, 324, 242 Getgood, George, 476 Gettings, Jo, 518, 341, 170, 249 Getz, Jack, 476, 233 Giacomo, Jeanne, 540. 381, 223 Giager, Terry, 540, 358 Giasson, Susan, 476, 397 Gibble, Ronald, 518, 261 Gibbs, James, 518, 406 Gibbs, William, 461, 236 Gibson Charles, 501 Gibsoni Freddie, 540 Gibson, Karma, 518, 415 Gibson, Gibson, Larry, 501 Linda, 167 Gibson, Robert, 476, 333, 269, 298 Giddens, Timothy, 540, 402 Gideon, Herndon, 246 Gideon, Rose, 285 Gieras, Ronald, 293 Giesel, Virginia, 501 Giezentanner, Judd. 460 Gilbert, Glenda, 518, 415 Gilbert, Gordon, 518, 244 ,J , - Fowler, Judgh Ann, 501 Fowler, Judith, Lynn. 539. 444 Fowler, Karen, 476, 387, 289 Fowler. Robert, 254 Fox, Haskell, 232 Fox, Kenneth. 539. 402 Fox, Larry, 476, 258, 263 Fox, Fox, Rita, 476, 425 Sandra, 62 Fozzard, Fred, 501, 350 Francis, Alan, 539, 391 Francis, Harry, 501. 238, 69 Francis, Janice, 539, 420, 223 Francis, Sharon, 539, 415 Francisco, Anceo, 539, 449, 283 Frank, Leyton, 476 Frank, Nancy, 517, 341 Frggk, Richard L., 392, 188, 234, 286 Frank, Richard S., 476 Frankenberg, Donald. 501, 227 Frankenberg. Mary, 539 Franklin, Bobby, 281 Franklin Buck ' 235 Franklin, Patrikia, 276 Franklin. Sandra, 539, 415 Franks, Howard. 476 Franks, James, 539, 450 Franks, Ruby, 517 Fransen, Alan, 476. 333 Fransen, Georeta, 539, 397 Frawley, Evelyn, 517 Fray, Joseph Frazey, Deirdre. 539, 397 Frazier, Allen, 286 Frazier, Elizabeth. 464 Frazier, James, 476. 324 Frazier, Lucinda, 539. 444 Frederick, Jochabet, 539, 455, 22 276 Fredrickson, Jean, 501 Free, Dustin, 539. 392 Freed. Robert, 464, 402 Freeman, Dan, 559 Freeman, Diane, 539, 420 Freeman, Douglas. 476, 231 Freeman, Gene, 501 Freeman, Gerri. 501. 161, 362, Judith. 476, 441 Freeman, Freeman, Lynn, 501, 165, 168 Freeman, Sandra J., 517, 437 Sandra K., 240 Freeman, Freeman, Stevan, 392 Freeman, Steven. 501, 539, 422 Freeny, James, 461, 429 Freeny, Tracy, 188 Fremin, Thomas. 283 Freshour, Larry, 517, 409 3. 97, 70 Gammill, Lee, 517. 402 Gandhi, Gandhi. Satish, 476 Sudhir. 269 Ganes, Roxy, 170, 72 Gann, Larry, 476 Gann, T om. 476, 160, 143, 164, 353, 63. 168. 65 Garden, Arthur, 517. 373 Gardiner, Beverly, 501, 341, 218 Gardner, Donald. 517. 273 Gardner, Donnie, 463 Gardner, James, 517 Gardner, John. 501. 350 Gardner, Marilyn. 286 - Garner, Garner, Gerald. 370, 237 Jerry, 539. 241 Garner, Linda, 501. 218. 276. 68 Garner, Patricia, 539, 346, 23 Garnier. Claire, 476, 444, 249, 252 253. 254. 26 Garofalo, John. 501. 409 Garololi, Marilee, 476, 415 Gilbert, James, 518, 325 Gilbert, Linda, 540, 420 Gilbert, Susan, 476, 221 Gilbertson, John, 476, 450, 165 Gilchrist, James A., 422 Gilchrist, James A., 540 Giles, Glen, 518, 214, 422 Giles, Herschell, 460, 321, Giles, Sherry, 501, 425, 2L1, 255, 276 no Gilfoil, John, 540, 32- Gilger, Mike, 540. 409 Gililland, Bruce, 353, 65 Gill, Gary, 591, 422, 243 Gill, James, 518, 453 Gill, James M., 165 Gill, James P., 501, 373 Gill, Jaswant, 269 Gill, Jayne, 518, 455, 224 Gill, Jerry, 180 Margaret, 477 Gill, Fill. William. 518, 366 Gillenwater, Eldon, 518 1 Gillenwater, Gloy, 540, 450, 173 Gillespie, Charles, 518, 267 Gillespie, Lana, 540. 397 Gillham, Gordon, 477, 267 Gillham, Janice, 477 Gillham, Larry. 477, 229 Gilliam, Thomas. 540 Garrard, Carolyn, 517, 455, 170, 264, 290 Garred, Ramona, 517, 317 Garrett, Allred, 517 Garrett, Ann, 501, 444 Garrett, Barbara, 539, 415 Garrett, Beverly, 517, 387 Garrett, Brenda. 539. 389 Garrett, Dee, 517. 455 Garrett, Gilda, 501, 444 Garrett, James, 476 Garrett, John, 539, 374 Garrett, Julia, 539 Garrett, Patricia, 539, 425 Garrett, Richard. 539. 409 Garrison, Beverly, 426, 433 Garrison, Catherine, 517, 444 Garrison, Jesse, 539. 358 Garrison, Jill, 539, 415, 264 Garrison, Reta, 559 Garrison Ro 461 236 Garrity, i Y, i Maureen, 539, 415 Garvie, Burdettya, 539, 420, 255, 234 Gary, Jo hn, 517, 409 Garza, Robert, 245 Gasch, Charles. 180 Gaskin, Paul, 464, 263, 285 Gaspar, Leonard, 461 Gass, Elva, 476, 330 Gastaldo, Mary, 539, 387 Gaston, Cheryl, 254 Gately, Norma, 539, 425 Gates, Jana, 517 Gates, S Gatewoo ally, 539, 415 d, Larry, 501, 227 Gathers, Georgianna, 540, 317 Gillig, Lind, 518, 455, 224, 234, 254, 276 Gilliland, Peggy, 531 518. 455, 218 Gillmore, Preston. 518. 429 Gillock, Carol, 540. -137 Gilmore, Glenda, 518 Gilpin,, Gary, 540, 392 Gilstrap, William, 477, 338 Gimlin, Linda, 518, 455, 170 Ging, Duane, 286 Ginsberg. William, 477, 403 Girard, Donald, 518, 450 Gish, Ronald, 464 Gish, Susan, 540. 397 Givens, Russell, 540, 403 Gladden, Rickey, 540, -150 Glahn, John, 540, 392 Glasco, William, 540, 450 Glasgow, James, 245 Glasgow, Jeffrey, 559, 191, 286 Glass, Janis, 540, 275 Glass, Len, 477 Glass, Leslie, 501, 387, 254 Glass, William. 240 Glaze, Carol, 518. 317 Gleason, Keith, 518, 409 Gleckel. Leonard. 501. 403 Glenn, Resley, 518. 409 Glisan, Nancy, 540, 415 Glover, Rosanne, 540, 441 Glover, Thumas, 518 W Gnawamony, Tharbarj, 269 Gobble, Rebecca, 518. 303 Goble, Arthur, 477, 250 Goddard, Nancy, 477, 324, 255 Godden, Sharon, 477, 420 Godfrey, Cecelia. 540, 397 Godfrey, Jon. 518, 353 Godfrey, Richard, 518, 357 Godley, Ronald, 477, 409, 249, 71 Godsy, Connie, 540, 437 Godwin, Donna, 540, 437 Godwin, Glenda, 501, 397 Goedde, Harold, 250 Goedeken. John. 462. 321, 237 Goel, Kailash. 260. 269 Goen, John. 477, 232 Goen, Lind-a, 543. 433 Goerss, James, 540, 392 Goertzen, Jan, 501 Goertzen, Twiala. 477, 387 Goessel, Arthur, 477, 288 Goff, Judy, 560. 279 GolT. Linda, 303 Golorth, Carl, 477, 540. 403 Goforth, Francis 143, 328 Goin, Barbara, 276 Goin, Charles, 633 Going, Norman. 211 Goins, James, 477, 230 Gokhale, Raparam, 464, 269 Gold, Jerome, 298 Golden, Larry D.. 233 Golden, Larry J., 250 Golden, William, 518, 422 Goltry, Stephen, 477, 422. 286 Gomez, Carolyn, 540. 433 Gonsalves, Edward, 301 Gooch, Edward, 501, 392 Gooch, Jimmie 540. 403 Gooch, Linda. 518. 415 Gooch, Rex, 540, 392 Gooch. Thomas. 477. 409 Good, Carla, 540. 397 Good, Lawana. 540. 348 Good, Lynda, 540. 425 Goodale, Toby. 244 Goodbary, Marlyn, 540. 222 Goodbary, Rhonda, 477, 224, 264, 268 Goodell, Robert. 477 Gooden, Greg, 501 Gooden, John, 245 Gooderl, Lavonne. 540, 397 Goodley, Joseph, 518 Goodman, Danny, 477. 338 Goodman, Jimilene, 560, 180 Goodman, John. 518. 409. 238. 27 Goodman, Martha, 518, 318, 232 Goodman, Robert. 518, 382 Goodman, Sue. 540. 444 Goodpaster, Mary, 518. 362, 276 Goodoasture, Diana. 540, 348 Goodrich, John, 250 Goodson, Dana, 501, 455 Goodson, James, 540, 450 Goodwin, Allen, 501. 403 Barbara, 318 Benny. 180 Goodwin, Goodwin, Goodwin, Harold. 540, 422 Goodwin, James. 227 Goodwin, Julianna 540. -115 Godwin, Kenneth, 540. 334 Goodwin, Robert, 540. 429, 242 Goodwin, Steven, 501 Goolsby, Roseanna. 518 Goolsby, Walter. 241 Guv. 501, 368 Gordon, Gordin, Philliu, 501. 409, 258, 243 Gordon, David L., 540 Gordon, David R.. 342 Gordon, Earl, 518 Gordon, Harry, 540, 392 Gordon, Linda. 518. 455, 221, 254 Gore, Gary, 540, 450 Gore, Lois, 477. 324 Gorr, Patsy, 518, 455, 222 Gorrell, Tommie. 501, 175. 295 Gosney, Larry. 180 Goss, Allen. 501, 368 Goss. Donald, 540, 410 Gosser, John, 518, 410 Goswami, Santosh, 260, 269 Gouge, Peggy, 501, 348 Gough, Robert, 283 Gourley, Robert, 174 Govin, Elaine, 477, 444 3 Grail, Gramli Grant, Grant, Giant, Grant, Grant, Grant, Rosemary, 540, 433 ch, Charles, 518, 325 David, 477, 42, 249 Eric, 232 Floyd, 274 James, 280 Janice, 477, 362, 251 Michael, 540, 342 Grantham, Mary, 501, 346 Graumann, Gwyn, 477, 42 Graum ann, Marilyn, 501, 444, 276 Graves, Barbara, 518, 444 Graves Connie, 477, 362 Graves: Eddie, 501, 410 Graves, James, 465 Graves, Joseph, 501 Graves, Kenneth. 477 Graves, Linda, 540. 444 Graves, Patricia, 477 Gray, Charles, 236 Gray Charles 460 Gray: Tina. 161, 275, 395 Gray, Daniel. 540, 392 Gray, Jane, 559, 240 Gray, John P., 511, 518, 333 Gray, John R., 273 Gray John S., 518 Gray, Phyllis, 540, 397, 279 Gray, Ronald, 540, 392 Gray, Ronda, 540. 444, 223 Gray, Stephen, 180 Greaves. Dan, 518, 403 Green, Alan, 283 Green, Green, Green, Green, Carolyn, 477, 387 Charles, 477, 422, 274, 277 Donald, 501, 410 Donna, 257, 254 Green, Janice, 518. 444 Green, Jeanne, 462 Green, Jerry. 518 Green, M. Sharon. 501. 348. 97 Green, Nancy, 501, 518, 362 Green, Otis, 243 Green, Shirley, 540 Green, Stephen, 477, 354 Green. Tommy, 501, 410 Green awalt, Jonathan, 292 Greenb Greenb erg, James, 540. 392, 231 urg. Jimmy, 233 Greene, Mary, 501 Greenwold. Richard, 477, 293 Greenwood, Walter, 518 Greer, Alw n, 501 Greer, Bob6ye. 501, 381, 276 Greer, Howard, 477, 410 Greer, Ralph. Greer, Skip. 334. 612 Gregath. John, 540, 354, 223, 286 Gregg, James, 360 Gregg, John, 501, 410 Gregg, Karen, 540. 455 Gregg, Wallace, 518. 422 Grego, William, 501, 403, 279 Gregory, Belva 465 Gregory, Don, 540, 422 Gregory, Glennie. 501, 337. 256, 265 Gregory, Jay, 559. 163. 180 Karen. 540, 341 Gregory, Greiner, Mary, 518 Gflgien, Frances, 501, 341, 218, 224 Griieth, Ruth, 540, 441 GriFFin, James, 518, 410, 26, 246, 263 Grif6n, Joe. 501 Kathryn, 276 Griffin, Grifhn, Linda, 477, 398 Mary, 477. 444 Griffin, Grillin, Pamela, 559, 161 Griffin, Patricia, 540, 415 Griffin, Priscilla. 518. 415 Griffith, Gary, 502, 378, 171, 262 Griffith, Thomas. 175 Griffith, Wanda. 540. 397 Grimths, Carroll, 300 Griffiths, Curt, 540. 373 Grigar, Phyllis, 502. 437, 385 Griggs, Ronnie, 518, 559 Gowder, Charles, 477. 422. 258, 243 Graalman, Robert, 518, 325 Gracia, Lilli, 540. 397 Grady, Michael, 540, 354 Grady, Ronald. 518 Gragg, Sherri. 501, 3512 Graham, Barbara, 518. 337 B ron 403 Graham, y , Graham, Diane, 477 455. 285 Graham, Danna, 5'll. 415 Graham, Glenda. 276 Helen, 543, 437 Graham, Graham, Janet, 518. 455. 234, 267 Graham, Karen, 540. 455 Graham, Kenneth, 477, 358, 242. 298 Graham, Linda, 540, 248 Graham, Marthalyn, 518. 345, 297 Graham, Michael, 540, 370 Grimes, Algie, 64 Grimes, Clark, 540, 410 Grimes, Larry, 518, 353 Grimes, Sherry, 540, 415 Grimes, Susan, 540, 337 Grimm, Robert. 540. 403 Grisso, Mary, 518. 330, 218, 224 Grissom, Linda, 540 Gritz, James, 540, 329 Grizzle, Barbara, 518. 444 Grober, George, 540, 370 Groene man, David, 518, 329 Grooms, Terri, 276 Gross, Gross, Henry, 540, 403 Sherry. 518. 397 Grossman, Bill, 461 Grubb, Rebecca, 167 Grundmann, Elizabeth, 218 Grundmann, Paul, 289 Guess, Edward, 540. 403 Guest, Chris, 540, 325 Guest, John, 540, 410, 288 Guest, Thomas, 180 Guevara, Juan, 540. 403. 175, 283 Guild, Howard. 518, 361 Guild, James H., 541, 301 Guild, James L., 353 Guin, Ross, 541, 354 Guinn, Patricia, 541, 415 573 The High Quality Ot The Students At OSU Is Certainly A Splendid Tribute To Mothers And Fathers Who Each Year Send Their Sons And Their Daughters To Oklahoma State University BIG CHIEF DRILLING COMPANY W. 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Dan, 541 Harrison, Daniel, 541 Harrison, David C., 478, 422 Harrison, David G., 392, 370 Harrison, David L., 541 Harrison, Dianna, 519, 445, 274, 279 Harrison Harrison Harrison Harrison Harrison Harrison , Frank, 502, 242 , Gregory, 541, 403 , Gretchen, 541, 445 Gwendolyn, 302 1161316111 541 3 , , 40 Sandy. 541, 410, 175, 223 Harriss, janet, 502, 341 1-Iarroi1e,'Howard, 519. 410, 209 Harry, Kristin, 502, 455, 282 Hart, janice, 478, 341 Hart, Ph yllis, 519, 346,274 Hart, Vivian, 502, 78, 346 Hartig, David, 478 Hartman, Bruce, 502, 450 Hartmann, Barry, 163 Hartmeyer, Richard, 478, 365 Hartweg, Larry, 519, 378, 243 Hemphill, jo, 502, 318 Henderson, Barbara, 478, 425, 291, 298 Henderson, Billy, 542 Henderson, Claudia,-519, 397 Henderson, Diana, 519, 433, 223 Henderson, Donald, 465, 429 Doug, 273, 275 Henderson, Henderson, james, 542, 429 Linda 542, 362, 276 Henderson, , Henderon, Dean, 312 Hendren, Cheryl, 502, 455 Hendren, Teresa, 542, 437 Hindricks, janis, 519, 397, 97, 275, 05 Hendricks, joyce, 542, 437 Hendricks, Ronald, 519 Hendrickson, Billy, 478, 231 Hendrickson, Mary, 542, 387 Hendrickson, Ronald Hendrix, Dennis, 542, 403 Hendrix, Peggy, 542 Hill, Linda, 502, 362, 221 Hill, Michael, 502, 143, 357 Hill, Robert, 542, 373 Hill, Stephanie, 519 Hilliard, George, 240 Hillis, Charles, 519 Hilsenroth, Robert, 502, 410, 279 Hilton, Hime, Himes, Billy, 519, 450 Larry, 295 Sandra, 479, 455 Hindman, Suzanne, 479, 445 Hinds, Susan, 542, 387 Hines, Charles, 227, 258 Hines, Danny, 560 Hines, Gary, 502, 429, 288 Hines, john, 258 - Hinrichs, Stephen, 542, 238 Hinson, Cecelia, 542, 398 Hinton, Howard, 502, 410 Hinton, james, 479, 321, 163, 174, 235 Hinton, Paula, 342, 415 Hannal Ord, Harle , 478 Hannon, james, 4978 Hannon, Larry, 232 Hannon, Monroe, 541, 392, 173, 286 Hanraty, jan, 541, 317 Hanschu, Richard, 463 Hansen, Carol, 518, 455 Hansen, Constance, 541, 437 Hansen, Franklin, 518, 410 Hansen, james, 541, 403, 234, 288 Hansen, jarel, 502, 315, 303 Hansen, judith, 541, 455, 234, 279 Hansen, Sterling, 173 Hanson, Emily, 541, 415 Hanson, joe, 518 Hanson Hanson , john, 518, 422 Karen, 502, 441, 276 Hayes H0dB95 Hagueli Mark, 541, 333 Haigler, Danice, 502, 455 Haines, john, 541, 403 Haines, William, 477 Hair, Nelda, 541, 437, 255, 276 Hag? Curtis, 502, 406, 163, 174, Hakimi, Behzad, 304 Halbert, Robert, 541, 403, 244, 268 Halbrook, james, 541 Halbrook, jean, 559 Hale Charlene, 541, 415 Hale: Don, 471, 164, 284,303 Hale, Douglas, 269 Hale, Edward, 518, 403 Hale. james, 541, 32 Hale, Kathryn. 518, 415 Hale, Sherry, 518, 455 Haley, john, 541, 422, 243 Haley, Kenneth, 541, 403 Haley, Michael, 518, 403 Haley, Patricia, 518, 444 Halim, Khidir, 301. 271 Hall Alyson 502. 345, 167 Hall: chafieg, 502, 322 Hall David, 502, 422 Hall: Frederick, 477, 164, 317, 168 Hall Gayle 502 Hall:Iames,1541,403 - Hall jerry 518 318 Halll john,A., 641 Hall, john E.. 369 Hall, Hall, Hall, Hall, Hall Mark, 502 Miles. 541, 325 Patricia, 541, 397 Robert, 292, 303 Roberta. 477. 381. 282 Halll Sylvia, sis, 330,71 1131. waiiaam, 411, 322 Han ka, james, 541 Hapkle, Ann, 502, 387, 218, 274, 279, 385 Haque, Rafiqul, 272 Harban, Donald, 478, 358 Harbaugh, Cynthia, 559 Harbaugh, Cynthia, 559 Harbert, Mary, 502, 420, 218, 268, 74 Harbison, Thomas, 519, 143, 334 Harbolt, jackie, 519, 397, 276 Harbolt, jimmy, 478, 262, 294 Hardcastle, Kenneth, 502, 365 Harden, Darlene, 519, 420, 221, 276 Harder, james, 502, 350, 262 Harder, john Elbert, 478, 294 Hardgrave, Ragen, 478 Hardin, joe, 478, 275, 279 Harding, Dennis, 173, 273, 275 Harding, Hariet, 541, 455, 23, 254 Harding, Samuel, 478, 322, 164 Hardt, Charles, 478 Hardy, Robert, 478, 365 Hardy, Terrie, 478, 54, 349, 62, 59 Harger, jerry, 478 Hargis, Vaden, 478, 143, 370, 63, 59 Hargrove, Patrick, 279 Hargunani, Ashok, 268, 269 Harkey, Laura, 541, 381, 248 Harkins, Bruce, 246 Harl, Gary, 519, 450 Harland, Emest, 460, 236 Harland, Kenneth, 541, 450 Harley, Rosemary, 478 Harley, William, 541, 450 Harlow, William B., 541 Harlow, William R,, 353 Harman, Delores, 541 Harman, james, 163 Harman, Keith, 247 Hartwig, Ronald, 519, 329 Hartzo , Sallye, 541, 441 Harvelll Gary, 541, 392 Harvey, Martha, 267 Harvey, Van Rex, 541, 450, 288 Harvison, Bnrce, 279 Harwood, james, 519, 403, 226, 255 Hashemi, Saeed, 304 - Haskin, Lee, 502, 354, 242, 245 Hassell, james, 465, 215, 291 Hastie, jimmie, 541, 392, 173 Hastings, jimmy, 541, 350 Hatcher, Benjamin, 478, 369 Hatfield, Marilyn, 541, 397 Hatfield, Susan, 541, 397 Hathcoat, 519 Hathcock, Ronald, 541, 450, 248 Hathorn, 541, 410 Hatton, Darlene, 541, 415, 279 Haug, Melinda, 502, 274 Hauptfleisch, Marsh, 519, 346 Hauser, Barbara, 541, 415 Hauser, Perry, 231, 240 Havcrn, Timothy, 180 Hawk, Everett, 519, 354, 194 Hawkins, Anita, 541, 437 Hawpe, Frances, 502, 345, 167 Haws, john, 478, 284 Hendrix, Susan, 542 Hendrix, Thomas, 418 Henke, Susan, 502, 445 Henley, Vernon, 256 Henrich, james, 283 Henry, Ava, 519, 397 Henry, Dorothy, 519, 398 Henry, Edna, 519, 398 Henry, Hiram, 274 Henry, Ingram, 542, 357 Henry, james, 519, 429, 329 Henry james, 519 Henry: Janice, 290, 274, 279 Henry Michael R., 71 Henry? 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Wilber, 460 285 Herrbn, Richard, 542, 392 Hert, Donald, 542, 365 Hess. Hess April, 519, 437, 218 Faris 502 369 Hays, Dorothy, 541, 362 Hays, jerry, 305 Hays, john, 541, 325 Hays, Leslie, 541, 437 Hays. Walter, 341, 450 Hayward, judee, 542, 397 Hazaleus, janie, 502, 387, 255 Hazels, David, 238 Hazleton, Edwin, 519 Hazelton, jerry, 478, 245 Hazlett , Benjamin, 478, 315 Mikel, 174, 275 Head, Head, Steven, 478, 173 Healy, jeremiah, 519, 403 Heard, Alfred. 465, 429 Heam, Patrick, 542, 312, 32 Heath, Heather, 502, 324, 297 Heath, Louise, 502, 455 Heath, Pamela, 502, 341, 60, 255, 61, 251, 72 Heaton , Anne, 478, 415 42 Hebert, Achille, 478. , 225 Heck, Allan, 502, 392 Heck, Katherine, 542, 318 Heck, Ronald, 502, 406, 163 Hess, john, 465, 250 Hess, Ralph, 519. 392, 296, 301, 66 Hessel, Barbra, 519, 437 Hesser, Cheryl, 519, 346 Hesser, Ronnie, 519, 353, 219 Hester, john, 542. 410 Hester, Ronald, 191 Hester, Sidney, 478 Hettick, Frances, 519, 445 Hettick, Mario, 465 Heuser, Ronald, 542, 392 Hewett, Timothy, 542, 315 Hewlet t, Charlotte, 445 Hey, Darlene, 502, 415. 225, 282, 303 Heydenburk, joalice, 519, 255 Hiatt, Claud, 479 Hiatt, jimmy, 479 Hiatt, Norma, 276 Hiatt, Priscilla, 425 Hickerson, Alva, 542, 450, 280 Hickman, Bob, 519, 334 Hickman, Canice, 542, 346, 223 Hickman, james, 542, 392 Hickman, Kerry, 479, 441, 276, 305 Hickman, William, 519, 410 Haller, Sara, 541. 455 Hallford, jerrell, 559. 223 Hzagiburton, Ann, 502, 345, 61, 254, Halliburton, Charles. 541. 450, 279 Halligan, Michael, 541, 450 Hallman, Delbert, 295 Hallman, Paula, 518, 341 Hallmark, Carter, 541, 392 Halter, Susan, 541, 312, 341 Ham, Cathy, 541, 341 Ham, Gordon, 256 Ham, Nicki, 559, 174 Hamadani, Mumtaz, 502 Hamil, john, 236 Hamill, joe, 541, 392 Hamil, Wayne, 518, 329 Hamilton, Harry, 477 james, 333 Hamilton, Hamilton, Karen, 477, 397, 291 Lana, 502, 349 Hamilton, Hamilton, Larry, 541, 450 Hamilton, Paul, 518 Robert 541 429 Hamilton, , , Hamilton, Ronald. 541 Hamilton, Sam, 478 Hamilton, William C., 450, 262 Hamilton, William j., 478 Harman, Leo, 519, 450 Harmon, Delenda, 318 Harmon, Donald, 541, 325 Harmon, john, 502 Harmon, Sue, 478. 346, 250 l-Iarned, David, 478 Harned, Mary, 541, 387 Harp, Arlin, 541, 450 Harper, jon, 502 Harper, judy, 519, 346, 223, 282 Harper, Ken, 478, 329 Harrell, Kendall. 478 Harris, Brice, 541, 325 Harris, David, 265, 502, 216, 410, 165, 97, 168, 219, 25, 61 Harris, Frances, 541, 425 Harris, jimmie, 541. 450 Harris, john, 519, 63 Harris, Kendra, 502, 455 Harris, Labron, 465, 322 Harris, Marc, 478 Harris, Rickey, 519, 422 Harris, Rodger, 478, 410 Harris, Roland V., 478 Harris, Roland L., 478 Harris, Ruth, 541, 455 Harris, Susan, 502, 349, 276 Harris, William, 559, 165 Heckman, Lawrence, 502, 365 Heckman, Rise, 519, 397 Hedges, Edwin, 519 Hedges, james, 519, 369 Hedges, William, 354, 242 Hedgpeth, William, 542 Hgdgund, Brita, 502, 324, 218, 51, 5 Herr, Bernard, 478, 214, 258, 243, 298 Hellel, jerry, 478, 353, 246 Heffel, jimmy, 542, 410, 247 Helley, Nancy, 519, 433 Heinrich, Raymond, 478, 259, 262 Heinrich, Rodney, 258 Heiny, john, 502, 429 Heise, Donald, 462, 478, 315, 237 Heitfleld, Rodney, 519, 293 Hetzke, john, 478 Heller, janet, 542, 346 Helm, Georgia, 519. 445 Helm, j. Loy, 542, 369 Helm, jim, 542, 450 Helm, Roger, 478, 429 Helmers, Patricia, 542, 341 Helterbrand, Debora, 542, 445 Helvey, Trudy, 542, 317 Hcmpel, john, 542, 403 Hicks, Cheryl, 73 Hicks , Fred, 542, 392 Hicks, Glen, 479, 294 Hicks, jack, 502, 357 Hicks Hicks Hiclcs Hicks , Randy, 519, 358 , Rebecca, 542, 420 , Robert, 542, 315 , Tonya, 479, 387 Hicock, William. 542, 392 Higdon, lsaac, 479, 233 Higgins, james. 180 Higgins, john, 542, 450 Higgins, Michael. 479, 403 Higgins, Susan, 542. 330, 22 Higgs, Byron, 502, 373, 174 Hight, Susan, 238 Hightower, Mary, 519, 455, 255, 279 Hilde brand, Nancy, 542 Hildinger, Cheryl, 542, 455 Hill, Bobb , 519, 450 Hill, Charl6s. 502. 410, 242, 284 Hill, Hill, Dana, 542, 398 Doris, 502. 387, 254 Hill, jane A., 542, 276 Hill, jane E., 542. 437, 330 Hill, jerry. 502, 392, 284 Hill, joseph, 542, 410, 281 Hill, Kathy, 542, 455, 223 Hodgson, Larry, 502, 315 Hodkinson, Karen, 542, 441 Hodson, Kirk, 479 Hoeltzel, Michael, 542, 403 Hoerner, Harry, 231 Hofacket, Curtis, 231 Hoff, Gary, 168 Holi, Nancy, 519, 398, 267 Holl, Paul, 238 Hoffman, Elizabeth, 519, 398 Hoffman, George, 228 Hoffman, Ronald, 542 Hofmann, Evelyn, 222 - Hogan, jack, 479, 373, 256 Ho refe, jimmie, 479 Holcomb, Paula, 519, 433 Holcomb, Richard, 542, 422 Holden, Bill, 519, 333 Holden, Geoffrey, 240 Holder, jerry, 502 Holder, Patricia, 519, 415 Holder, Robert, 275 Holderman, Kermit, 519, 370 Holdridge, Curtis, 479, 370, 180 - Holdridge, Margaret, 479, 251, 254 Holdridge, Michael, 519, 333 Holeman, Cheryl, 519, 420, 222 Holeman, Philip, 502, 406 Holiway, Karen, 542, 425 Holland, Marcia, 519, 455, 234 Holland, Tim, 502, 334 Holleman, Ronald, 479, 333, 268, 294 Holley, Harold, 519, 392, 172 Holley, Patricia, 542, 345 Holley, Susan, 542, 437 Holliday, james, 479, 369 Holliday, Linda, 479, 337, 267 Hollis, Karen, 519, 425 Hollis, Nancy, 502, 387, 255, 251 Hollis, Sharol, 519, 420 Hollis, Thomas, 542, 342, 303 Holloway, Gary, 542, 450 Holloway, Terry, 479, 230 Hollrah, Don, 73 Hollrah, Paul, 479, 262, 294 Holman, Becky, 542, 416, 234 Holman, Landon, 542, 370 Louis, 542, 333 Holman, Holman, Sammy, 231 Verda 279 Holman, , Holmberg, Charles, 462, 236, 267 Holmberg, Kristin, 519, 445 Holmes, Dick, 479 Holmes, Kathlyn, 519. 455 Holmes, Robert, 479, 366 Holmes, Susan, 502, 420, 274, 279 Holt, jan, 560, 276 577 Holt, judith, 479 Holt, Larry, 542, 325, 288 Holt, Susan, 542, 349 Hcggon, Linda, 479, 161, 324, 255, Holton, Steve, 542, 370, 242 Holtzclaw, Mark, 542, 450 Honeycutt, Ronald, 465, 295 Hood, Beverly, 519, 161, 437, 221 Donna, 519, 398, 276 Hood, Hood, jack, 479 Hood, Perry, 542, 342, 279 Hood, Ralph, 245 Hook Terry 542 Hooker, Michele, 542, 398 Hooks, William, 502, 403 Hooper, Benny, 542, 403 Hooper, Sandra, 276 Hoos, Russell, 519, 410 Hoover, Cynthia, 519, 433, 266 Hoover, Linda, 479, 455 Hoover, Toby, 460, 338, 236 Hopcus, Kenneth, 259 Hope, jacquelyn, 502, 441 Hope, Linda, 542, 437 Hope, Robert, 162 Hopfer, David, 503, 392, 238 Hopfer, Kenneth, 479, 392, 164 Hopfer, Virginia, 238 Hopkins, Deborah, 542, 330 Hopkins, jack, 519, 354 Hopkins, Stephen, 342 Hopp, Allan, 304 Hgggers, Robert, 479, 410, 164, 163, Hopping, Michael, 542, 357, 22 Htipson, Lloyd, 479, 159, 162, 410, Horinek, Brian, 503, 338, 163, 27 Horinek, Larry, 519, 403 Hormchong, Twee, 270 Clayton 235 Horn, , Hom, David, 542, 403 Hom, james, 479, 369, 264 janice, 519 387 Hom, , Hom, janie, 479, 420, 266, 267 Hom, jon, 479, 369 Hom, judy, 317 Hom, Larry, 479 Horn, , Hombostel, Charles, 293 Nancy 276 Hombuckle, jzlck, 542, 403 Hombuckle, illiam, 460, 338, 236 Homer, Horner, Homer, Horton, Hoskins, Barbara, 479, 337 Donald, 519, 312, 353 Richard, 519, 410 Nancy, 519, 416 johnny, 461, 429, 236 Hoss, Karen, 542, 445 Hottel, Rex, 165, 168 Hougland, Edward, 479, 365 Hou , joyce, 479, 286 Houser, Dan, 479 Houser, Delores, 520, 455 Houston, Ann, 542, 341, 276 Houston, Hollis, 479, 324, 167 Houston, james, 288 Houston, Samuel, 503, 338, 281 Hovasse, Sheryl, 543, 398, 223 Hove, Karen, 161, 55, 324, 97, 297 Hover, Linda, 543, 398 Hovis, Richard, 479, 365, 236 Howard, Alfred, 520, 403 Howard, Charlie, 2 Howard, Daulita, 520 Howard, Donald, 543, 329 Howard, Gary, 188 Howard, Margaret, 543, 312, 346 Howard, Marsha, 503, 455 Howard, Michael, 543 Howard, Paul, 543 Howard, Robert, 59 Howard, William A., 503, 315 Howard William G., 543, 361, 242 Howard, john, 461, 315 Howe, Pat, 479, 232 Howe, Richard, 479, 422, 299 Howe, Stephen, 503, 232 Howell, Dan, 543, 429 Howell, Glenda, 503, 455 Howell, james, 479, 422 Howell, joe, 520, 338 Howell, joyce, 543, 425 Howell, Marilyn, 520, 317 Howell, Megan, 520, 345 Howell, Peg , 543 Howell, Shelby, 279 Howell, Susan, 543, 318, 254 Howell, David, 479 Howell, William, 370 Howells, David, 543, 312, 361 Howerton, Ronald, 479, 342 Howeth, Billy, 543, 403 Howland, Roger, 460, 338 Howser, Carolyn, 503, 445, 224, 25, 281 Hromas, james, 480, 425, 354, 250 Hron, john, 520, 410 Hsieh, Mary, 272 Hsueh, Geraldine, 272 Huang, Ching, 465, 272 Huang, Darvin, 272 Hubbard , Dennis, 543, 392 Hubbard, Diane, 503, 445 Hubbard, Don, 480 299 Hubbard, Gene, 460 Hubbard, Hannah, 543, 398 578 Hubbard, Katherine, 503, 349 Linda, 543, 346 Hubbard, Hubbard, Orlana, 543, 437 Hubbard, Hubbard, Hubbell Sharon, 560 William, 480, 429 , jackie, 520, 420 Huchteman, Ralph, 503, 392, 174 Huddle, jimmy, 543 Huddleston, Ruth, 543, 416 Robert, 231, 239 Hudgins, Hudson, Denise, 543, 445 Harriet, 543, 437 Hudson, Hudson, james, 503, 290 Hudson, jglhn, 165, 166, 284 ary, 543, 387 Hudson, Hudson, Rickie, 543, 406 Surilda, 480, 416, 303 Hudson, Hudson, Thomas Barr, 543 Thomas Brow, 369 Hudson, Huff, Barbara, 543, 416 Huff, George A,, 480, 321, 227 Huff, George R., 52.0, 165 Hufhnes, Calvin, 245 Huggans, Melissa, 520, 425 Huggard, Kathie, 503, 398 Huggard, Virginia, 480, 441, 266, 267 Huggins, james, 480 Hug ins, john, 543, 382, 279 Aral n 503 330,218 Hugges, , , Hughes, Boyd, 233 Hughes, Cheryl, 520, 398 Gary, 480, 299 Hughes, Hughes, jane, 520, 445 Hughes , john, 520, 422 Htigates, Markay, 161, 345, 97, 218, Hughes, Shirle , 543, 362 Hughy, joe, 5493, 403 Huiskamp, Thomas, 543, 450 Huls, Glenna, 286 Hull, Lawrence, 503 Hullender, Eva, 480, 433 Hulnik, Frank, 543 Huls, Glenna, 254 Hulsey, Larry, 543, 353 Humble, jerry, 503, 410 Hume, Anthon , 273 Humes, Carl, 5,20 Humes, H. B., 520, 358 Hummel, David, 543, 429 Hummer, Donal, 262 Humphrey, john, 560, 235 Humphrey, William, 463, 237 Humphreys, Donald, 543, 370 Humway, Ronald, 503, 429, 265 Huneke, Karen, 521, 425, 279, 276 Hunsaker, Marilyn, 543, 398 Hunt, Hollace, 543, 387 Hunt, jacqueet, 520, 543, 362 Marsha, 543, 416 Hunt, Hunt, Sharon, 520, 425 Hunt, Sherry, 362 Hunt, Tandy, 480, 422 Hunt, William, 520 Hunter, Hunter Carol j., 543 , Carol S., 420 Hunter, Chtarles, 231 Charlotte, 480, Hunter, Hunter, Gary, 23, 284 james, 543, 350 346, 242 Hunter, Hunter, Loscon, 480, 28 437 Hunter, Michele, 543, Hunter Nicholas, 520, 365 Hunter: Pamela, 543 Richard, 520, 369 Hunter, Hunter, Velosco, 277 William, 520 Hunter, Hunting, Hollace, 543, 416 Huntley, Brenna, 520, 330 Huntley, Marsha, 543, 330 Huntress, Kenneth, 166 Hupp, Pamela, 543, 437 Hur? Shamsul, 272 Hur butt, Bill, 520, 370 Hurley, Robert, 503 Husain, Mahbub, 272 Hussain, Tazammu, 259 Hussain, Mohomed, 466, 480 Hussman, james, 520, 422 Hustead, Roy, 520, 403 Huston, Paul, 503, 354 Hutchens, Deanne, 520, 337 Hutchens, james, 503, 450, 165 Hutchens, Linda, 543, 437 Hutchins, Gary, 560, 279, 280 Hutchins, Martha, 520, 455, 223 Hutchison, Charles, 480, 342 Hutchison, janice, 503, 398, 255 Hutchison, janie, 543, 317 Hutchison, Sammy, 543, 392 Hutson, Arthur, 543, 321 Hutton, Rondell, 520, 366, 180 Hyatt, Michael, 480, 143, 354 Hyatt, Terry, 480. 365, 265, 293 Hynes, Allen, 403 Hynes, Mary, 341 Hyslop, Elmina, 480 I Ibrahim, Mohamed, 271 lgehart, Diana, 543, 223 1 o, Erwin, 241 Igrig, jonathan, 520, 353 lkard, Charles, 480. 378 Inciardi, Suzanne, 480, 290 Iba, Gene, 194 lnder rieden, john, 543, 392, 166 Indovina, joseph, 520, 392 Ingham, Richard, 543, 325, 265 Ingle, Cress, 521, 369 Ingle, Vinita, 282 Inglish, Barbara, 520, 349, 276 Ingm 274 , ire, Darrell, 520, 410, 173, 279 Ingraham, David, 175 Ingvoldstad, Cheryl, 480, 398 Inman, james, 480, 259, 257 Innarella, Vincent, 480, 410, 26 294 Irb , Stephen, 543, 354, 265 Irelbnd, Hayden, 163, 174 Ireland, Thomas, 165 Irion, Irwin Irwin Irwin Thomas, 543, 450 , james, 230 , Nancy, 503, 280 , Paula, 503, 455, 251, 254, 276 Islam, Akm, 272 Isom, jtliyce, 480, 62, 59, 242, 249, 270, Isom, Kenneth, 461, 236, 270 Iven, Ives, Ives, Ivie, Ivie, Max, 543, 450 Linda, 560 Michael, 543. 357 Betty, 480, 387, 267 Elizabeth, 276 I jabara, Sherlyn, 543, 445 jack, jack, Max, 543, 392 Rex, 543 jackson, Carl, 231 jackson, Diana, 543, 398 jackson, Douglas, 503, 334 jackson Gary L. 520 350 jackson: Gary Wi, 543, 370 jackson, jackson james, 543, 422 ay 543 403 jackson: jerry, 353, 279 jackson, Kerry, 503 , 2, 263, jackson, Kurt, 520, 403 jackson, Linda, 543, 455, 223 jackson, Mary, 543 jackson, Moses, 175 jackson, Nancy, 543, 437 jackson, Paul, 543, 354, D3 jackson, Ralph, 163 jackson, Raymond, 543, 450 jackson, Sidney, 257 jackson, Timmie, 480 jackson, William, 480, 246 William 358 231 jackson, , , jacobs, Lou, 543, 416, 232 jacobs, Nancy, 387, 240 jacobs, Terry, 520, 410 jacobsen, Edra, 543 jacoby, Randle, 543, 350 jaggars, Hershel, 461 jain, Prakashchand, 465 james, Bobby, 303 james, Char es, 503, 269, 294 james, Cynthia, 543, 345 james, Linda, 543, 387 james, james, jameson, jameson, Richard, 480 Sharron, 480 joe, 279 john, 543, 410 jamison, Eric, 543, 357 jamison, john, 480, 334 jansson, Roy, 480, 410, 235 jantzen, William, 543, 450 jarboe, Carl, 480, 231 jaronek, Charles, 480, 410 jaronek, Tony, 480, 410 jarrell Robert, 503, 350, 174 jarvis, Richard, 480, 370, 63, 259, 257, 73 jatala, Parviz, 268, 304 jay, Frances, 503, 345 jay, Stephen, 250, 71 jayroe, Robert, 543, 403 jech, Cheryl, 543, 455 jeifcoat, Carl, 480, 392, 279 jelferies, Dennis, 231 jeffrey, Ralph, 503 jeffrey, Richard, 520, 342 jelinek, Annette, 480, 341 jemison, Larry, 543, 403 jeisliins, Delma, 543, 445, 266, 268, jenkins, jeanene, 480, 161, 317, 242 jenkins, Myron, 543, 392, 285 jenkins, Robert, 520, 410 jenkins, Zelda, 480, 445 jenks, Margaret, 543 jenks, Richard, 503. 429, 643, 212 jennings, Clara, 543, 445 jennings, jan, 330 jennings, ohn, 480, 329 jensen, john, 543, 357, 223 jensen, Lawrence, 503 jepsen, joyce, 171 jepson, Mary, 445 jett, Ronnie, 520 jett, William, 520, 410 jewell, james, 543, 42 jewell, Nicholas, 460, 236 jindra, Dwain, 503, 338 joashim, Carol, 480, 297, 445 johansen, Kenneth, 543 johansen, Michael, 543, 334 johns, Mary, 481. 330 johnson, Alan, 188 johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, Bill, 22, 224, 59, 63 Bobby D., 503, 322 Bobby R., 163 David A., 301 David M., 480, 202 Dennis, 503, 321 Diana, 481, 433 Don, 520, 143 Donald, 378 Elaine, 268 Gaynell, 481, 282 Howard, 520, 333, 248 james, 520, 329 jan, 543, 437 jennifer, 215, 280 judith A., 398 judith C., 520, 72 judith O., 341 judy A., 543, 341 judy E., 503 Kam L., 543 Karen R., 543, 420 Karen L., 543 Kenneth O., 481 Linda j., 559, 398, 324, 276 Lind 520 L., Lind: S., 520, 249 Marjorie, 520, 441 Marsha, 544, 455 Max, 544 Michael, 503, 354, 174 Nathaniel, 520 Rebecca, 544, 433 Richard D., 520, 366 Richard D., 242 Richard L., 305 Richard P., 520, 403 Robert, 255 Ronnie, 465, 180 Stephen, 520, 329 Susan, 544, 387 Terry A., 503, 365 Terry C., 27, 228 Tommy, 503 Vicki, 544, 387 William B., 481, 520, 366 johnson, William L., 544, 333 johnson, Wylene, 520, 346 johnston, Anna, 267 johnson, Billy, 544, 369 johnston Charles, 423 johnston, Damell, 544, 416 johnston, Donald, 410, 256 johnston, Helen, 481, 437 johnston, janet, 520, 276 johnston, john, 520 johnston, Larry, 165, 168 johnston Lawrence, 520, 410 johnston, Marsha, 503, 387, 445, 170, 234, 266, 280, 288 johnston, Ricky, 273, 275 johnston, Robert, 544, 410 johnston, Roberta, 481, 387, 794 johnston, Sharon, 520, 456 johnston, Vivian, 544 jog?-iton, Wayne, 520, 410, 172, 175, jones, Beverly, 544, 437 jones, Brian, 544, 163 jones, Cadie, 520, 398 jones, Carl, 520, 410 jones, Charles, 503, 403 jones, Charles, 520, 366, 234 jones, Charlie, 503, 165, 244 jones, Dan, 520, 410 jones, Darrell, 544, 392 jones, David A., 233 jones, David H., 544 jones, David L., 403. 273 jones, Dennis, 274, 279 jones, Denn , 481 jones, Douglas, 246 jones, Dwight, 481, 429, 164, 231 jones, Earl, 481, 162 jones, Gerald, 544 jones, Gerry, 520 jones, Glenda D., 520, 317 jones, Glenda L., 520 jones, Graham, 520. 450 jones, janet, 503, 429, 240, 295 jones, janetta, 560 jones, ja , 503, 403, 220, 235 jones, olitn, 303 jones, johnny, 503, 392, 226, 262 jones, jones, joyce, 544, 398 udith, 481, 362 jones, judy, 544, 330, 59, 62, 251, 72 jones, Larry Dean, 250 jones, jones, jones, Larry Deane. 331 Larry' G., 481 Lin a j., 420 jones, Linda K., 544 jones, Marvin, 392 jones Mar , 481, 445 jones? Mur1,j481, 358 jones, Norton, 503, 366 48 jones, Pamela S,, jones, Pamelia R., 433 jones, Pansy, 544, 416 jones, Patricia D,, 520, 433, 24 jones, Patricia P., 520 jones, Philip. 268 jones, Preston, 481, 366 jones, Rebecca, 520, 345, 297 jones, Richard B., 544 jones, Richard L., 481, 382, 163 jones, Richard S., 481, 235, 299 8, 276 , Richard W., 520, 410, 370 jones, jones, Rita, 544, 416 jones, Ronald, 258 jones, Sheri, 276 jones, Sherry, 481, 387 jones, Shirley, 481, 387 jones, Steven, 520, 361 jones, Sue, 544 jones, Terence, 520 jones, Verna, 520, 437 jones, Wayne, 503, 261, 279 jones, William D., 303 jones, William E., 450 jones, William j., 344 jones , Henry, 520, 315 jordan, james C., 544 jordan, james G., 520, 353, 370 jordon, james W., 242 jordan, janice, 544, 387, 264 jones Robert, 520, 329 jordan, Sandra, 520, 421, 218 jordan, Sydney, 544, 403 joms, Steven, 544, 325 jourdan, joy, 544, 441 joy, William, 544, 403 joyner, Anita, 520, 445 joyner, Karen, 481 joyner, Mary, 544, 433, 445 judy, Charles, 520 julian, james, 544, 423 julian, Sharon, 520 jump, Linda, 544, 425 jung, Charles, 503, 423 jungery, Michele, 520, 346, 280 junk, Carolyn, 520, 242, 107 jurgensen, Timothy, 481, 64, 70 just, Eric, 280 just, Glen, 481, 20, 59, just, judy, 503, 381, just, Ric ard, 27 justice, Ronald, 481, 231, 239 K Kadavy, Linda, 544 Kadhim, jawad, 465, 271 Kahle, Dennis, 520, 338 Kaiser, William, 544, 450 Kakani, Bhawrilal, 465, 243, 269 Kalhoefer, Roger, 503, 369 Kalla, Thomas, 465, 429 Kallenberger, 520, 398 Kamas, Carol, 544, 2.64 Kamas, james, 544, 393 Kamas, Kathy, 544, 398 Kaminski, Linda, 544, 425 Kamm, Susan, 544, 456 Kamp, Marsha, 520 Kane, Michael, 544, 370 Kane, Ruth. 560 Kanelakos, Dorothy, 503, 416, 795 Kanelakos, Howard, 481, 410 Kanelakos, james, 520, 315 Kantowski, Charlotte, 544, 330 Kantzer, Connie, 503, 445 Kapella, Thomas, 481, 235 Karban, Katherine, 503, 456, 267 Karim, Mohammad, 272 Karns, Nelma, 544, 416, 23, 264 Karvelot, Michael, 173 Kastens, Louis, 188 Kastl, Michael, 232 Kastner, Rebecca, 481, 251 Katar, Malkhan, 465, 268, 269, 281 107, 304 Katz, Howard, 503, 410, 202, 68 Kauer, Peter, 520, 361 Kaulfman, George, 520, 374 Kaufman, Carl, 261 Kavooras, Richard, 544, 329 Kays, Barrett, 544, 354, 238 Kays, Nancy, 503, 167 Kays, Stan, 481, 54, 238 Kealiher, Sewall, 503, 451 Kearney, Richard, 171, 175 Keas, Dianna, 544, 437 Keck, Frances, 503, 345, 300 Keck, Linda, 544, 456, 254 Keef, Alan, 173, 232 Keele, Ann, 398 Keele, William, 544, 451, 273, 275 Keeler, Greg, 503, 451 Keely, George, 481, 353, 188 Keene, William, 559, 202 Keeton, Gerald, 544, 423 Keeton, Richard, 520, 334 Keller, james, 544, 369 Keirsey, Richard, 544, 353 Keiser, Terry, 544, 325 Keisler, jerry, 243, 296 Keith, janet, 544, 416 Keith, Lawrence, 481, 366, 64, 73 Keitz, james, 481, 354 Kelamis, julia, 520, 349 Kell, Charles, 544. 393 Kelle, Ann, 544, 218 Keller, Dwayne, 544 Keller, Eleanor, 503, 318, 275, 305 Keller, Stanley, 559 Kellerby, joe, 544, 403, 111 Kelley, Barbara, 503, 416 Kelley, jeanette, 481, 420 Kelley, Susan, 276 Kelling, Ron, 503 Kelly, Charles, 481, 342 Kelly, Elane, 544, 416 Kelly, james, 503, 322 239 170, 276 Kusler, Cecil, 229. 247 Kelly, Iohn, 165, 168 Kelly, Patricia, 521, 437 Kelsey, Bill, 544, 242 Kelsey, Roy, 232 Kelton, Patricia, 521, 318, 267 Kem, William, 521, 354, 303 Kemnitz, Edward, 481, 423, 228 Kemnitz, Georgia, 503, 425 Kemp, Linda, 481, 330, 255, 264, 275 Kemp, Richard, 521, 410 Kemper, Cynthia, 544 Kendall, Cynthia, 445 Kendall, Fauna, 544, 425 Kendall, Ion, 544, 366 Kendall, Patrick, 544, 393 Kendrick, lack, 544, 410 Kennedy, Charles, 503, 406, 163 Kennedy, Lisa, 521, 456 Kennedy, Lowell, 481, 393 Kennedy, Paula, 481, 387, 254 Kenny, Frederick, 521, 254 Kilfoy, Barry, 503, 403 Kilgore, Iudith, 544, 416 Kilgore, Walter, 544, 393, 110 Kil rew, Anne, 544, 441 Kil?gore, Donald, 465, 410 Killough, Richard, 461, 429, 357, 236 Killough, William, 503 Kilmer, Neal, 465, 410, 298 Kim, Young, 257 Kimbell, Henry, 544, 393 Kimbro, Meredith, 481 Kimbrough, Kenneth, 481. 313, 247 Kimmel, Leslie, 256 Kimmell, Glenn, 235 Kincaid, Helen, 481 Kincannon, Lynda, 521. 456 Kinder, Gary, 481, 232 Kindi, Ali, 271, 301 Kindred, Beryl, 521, 261 Kindred, David, 451 Kindrick, Wayne, 544, 403 Kindschi, Connie, 503, 445 Kiravanich, Pakit, 270 Kirby, Barbara, 275 Kirby, Dick, 460, 236 Kirby, Don, 321 Kirby, Raymond, 482, 366 Kirk, lack, 545, Kirk, lames, 503, 559, 163 Knox, Robcrt, 201 Kobs, Peggy, 521, 445, 109 Koch Koch Koch Koch Koch David, 545, 393 Henry, 403 Richard, 451 Robert, 521, 361 Saundra, 504, 249 Kenny, Ian, Elizabet, 544, 433, 222 Kenreigh, lenee, 503, 456 Kent, Grover, 174 Kent, Pamela, 481, 381 Kent, Susan, 544, 437 Kent, Virginia, 521, 345, 167 Kenyon, Barbara, 544, 398 Keggrd, Norma, 521, 420, W, Kepler, Patricia, 544, 416 Kepple, lames, 544, 410 Keranen, Sandra, 521, 318, 281 Kerbow, Helen, 521, 437 Kerley, Shirley, 521, 445 Landis, Deetta, 545, 425 Kemaghan, Glinda, 503, 387 Kessler, Craig, 503, 353, 163, 180 Ketcham, Lynn, 503, 161, 345, 227, 61, 73 Ketchum, Elmer, 544, 373 Ketter, Ronald, 175 Key, Mary, 503, 456, 167, 275 Key, Miles, 403 Keyes, Carlyn, 503, 387, 225, 265 Keylon, Iames, 544, 403 Keylon, Ierry, 521, 410, 171 Keyser, Candace, 481, 265 Keyser, Kenneth, 481, 265 Khamare, Bhupalsing, 465, 269 Khanam, Shahana, 272 Khavanin, Mahmood, 304 Kibby, Linda, 544, 389 Kidd, Susan, 544, 456 Kiehn, Ronny, 463, 237 Kindt, Larry, 544, 410, 235 King, Allan, 544, 403 King, Charles, 274, 279 King, David, 481 King, Dorothy, 544, 416 King, Edward, 481, 369 King, Grace, 544, 433 King, Harold, 544, 410 King, Harrel, 503. 393 King, Iris, 481, 266 King, Ian, 544, 451 King, lanelle, 521, 387 King, Karen, 481, 456 King, Lana, 481, 456 King, Mary, 544, 416, 276 King, Milton, 481, 108 King. Ralph, 521 King, Robert, 481 King, Ronald, 261 Kin , Thomas, 481, 374 Wallace 544 451 E King, , , Kingham, Clarence, 521. 369 Kinkaid, David, 350, 463 Kinkeade, Guy, 544, 350 Kinnard, Iulie, 521, 445, 256 Kinnick, Kara, 503 Kinslow, Michael, 481, 173, 299 Kinstle, Kathryn, 544, 398 Kinzer, Fred, 521, 410 Kinzie, Iack, 544, 325 Kinzie, Oliver, 521, 321, 227, 265 Kippenberger, Iulia, 521, 398 Kiracole, Nancy, 521 Kiracofe, Richard, 107 Kirk. lohn, 482, 410 Kirkes, Gerald, 482 Kirkland, Charles, 460, 429, 236 Kirkman, Willred, 292 Kirkpatrick, Barbar, 545, 416 Kirkpatrick, Caroly, 482, 456, 274, 279, 276, 305, 280 Kirkpatrick, Lee, 241 Kirkpatrick, Stephen, 545. 370 Kirkpatrick, Troye, 545, 441 Kirmse, Iudy, 2142 Kirst, Michael, 503, 369 Kirtley, Ioe, 503, 273, 274, 279 Kise, Ronald, 521, 325 Kiscr, Carolyn, 545, 398 Kisner, Karen, 503, 330 Kistler, Kent, 503, 325 Kitchen, George, 292 Kitrcll, Gregory. 521. 429 Kitt, Larry, 545, 403 Kizer, George, 503, 63, 243, 279, 369, 298 Klecka. 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Wyndall, 164 Lu, Margaret, 272, 304 Lucas, Dan, 522, 357 Lucas, Norita. 483, 456, 221, 234, 255, 267, 282 Lucas, Shelley, 546, 433 Lucas,oIom.,504, 143, 312, 321, 219, 63 Maddox, Alan, 462, 237 Maddox, Joanne, 546, 433 Madison, Gary, 504, 366 Maduro, Morris, 483 Magann, Richard, 522 Magdeburg, Paulette, 546, 420, 267 Mahan, John, 504, 164, 174 Mahar, John, 244 Mahl, Kathleen, 483, 433 Mahoney, Betty, 522, 416 Mahoney, Linda, 280 Maib, Larry, 560 Maier, Marilyn, 483, 317, 221, 62, 266, 267, 67 Mains, David, 522, 382 Maish, Peter, 546 Maison, Stephen, 301 Mglvor, Dick, 107, 522, 143, 219, 369, IJ Majors, Gary, 465, 393 Malchi, Judith, 504. 425, 270 Malcolm, Danny, 522, 235 Malik, Mehboob, 272 Mallett, Judy, 504, 456, 264 Malone, Keith, 522, 423 Malone, Martha, 546, 416 Malone, Martin, 546, 365 Malone, Vernon, 232 Maloney, Joan, 546, 420, 23 Maloney. 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Mashburn, Theodore, 546, 233 Masias, Ronald, 263, 305 Maslak, Theresa, 170, 221 Mason, James, 546 Mason, Jerry, 546 Mason, John, D9 Mason, Marcia, 504, 456 Mason, Marilyn, 546, 349, 277 Mason, Murrice, 260 Mason, Myra, 483, 398 Sylvia, 546, 398 Mason, Mason, Yvonne, 522, 398 Mass, Toni, 52, 461 Massey, Barbara, 504, 324 Massey, Lee, 522, 334 Mast, Billie Ann, 546, 416, 222 Mathers, Diane, 522, 324, 218 Mathewson, Deborah, 546, 398 Mathiews, Jerry, 229 Mathis, Terry, 465 Matkin, Deanne, 522, 445, 277 Matlock, John, 180 Matlock, Sharon, 522, 416, 242 Matney, Rebecca, 483, 324 Matthews, David, 546 Matthews, James, 522, 403 Matthews, John, 483, 263, 73 Matthews, Scott, 483, 411 Matthies, David, 342 Matthies, Leslie, 242 Matthies, Stephen, 559 Matthiesen, Duane, 483, 411, 226, 59 243, 298 Matthiesen, Prestoin, 546, 393 Matthiesen Robert, 522, 143, 338, 219, 1 08 Mattingly, Alan, 289 Mauldin, James, 303 Mauldin, Melissa, 52, 456 Mauldin, Richard, 461. 236 Mauldin, Sanford, 547, 411 Maxson, Maxwell Phillip, 522, 423 , Conrad, 522 Maxwell, Dianne, 317, 345 Maxwell, Donald, 483 Maxwell, Jarrel, 504 Maxwell, John, 547, 378, 171 Maxwell, Julia, 52, 425 Maxwell, Keith, 483, 334 Maxwell, Lolann, 547, 433 Maxwell, Merla, 483, 254 Maxwell, Ro er, 483, 353 Maxwell, William, 522, 369 May, Charlene, 522, 317 May, Jimmy, 241 Ludeman, Lucinda, 546, 381 Ludewig, Michael, 483, 333 Lugliani, Stephen, 522, 377 Lultaszek, Dolores, 522, 381 Luman, Mary, 522, 317 Lunday, Jud , 483, 277, 300 Lunday, Ro6'ert, 174 Lundy, David C., 504, 430 Lundy, David F., 522, 325. 174, 246 Lundy, Donald, 483, 162, 374 Lundy, Jack, 483 Lundy, Judy, 504 Lundy, Michael, 175 Lunn, James, 160, 235 Lupher, Jimmy, 546, 451 Luster, Bemard, 483 Lutonsky. 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McGee, McGee, McGee, james H., 460 McCce, Sally, 547, 430 McGee, Tony, 547, 400 McGeehon, Wilma, 505. 450, 205 McGill, Lawrence, 401. 230 McGill, Ronald, 547, 350 McGimpsey, Willa, 505. 433 MeCinn, james, 283 McGinnis, jack, 547, 300 McG1amery, Keith, 523, 411, 2 ' McC1aun, Roh, 505, 373 McG1ory, Cheryle, 547. 420 McGough, Rose, 161, 324 McGowan, Byron, 523, 320, 301 McGowan, Carla, 505, 277 McGovven, james, 505 McGraw, Cloria, 445 Mcfireyy, Michael, 547, 451 McCrifl, Deitlra, 523. 324. iioti Laurie, 270 ' 04 Mcfirouty, McGull'ec, Ronald, 547, 403 Glenn, 505, 105 Mcfiuflie, McGuire, Carol, 547, 450 john, 523, 431 McGuire, McHenry, Cathy, 547, 410 Mcllenry. Donna, 282, 303 233 liilecn, 547, Mclnnis. Charles, 523, 423 Melntosh. john, 505, 411 McIntyre, Louise. 523. 300 Mcjunkin. janice, 523, 300 McKane, Larry, 505, 430 McKask1e, joe, 484, 451, 104, 160 lVIcKeaigg, Ronnie, 547, 370 McKee, jane, 523, 310, 255 McKee, Max, 505, 451. 205 McKee. Michael. 547, 451 Mclieehan, VVi11iam. 347. 412 Mclnerney, M:Keevnan, Leland, 523, 303 McKenna, Kevin, 547, 350 71 McKenny. Thomas, 523, 430 McKenzie. Deidra, 547, 441 McKenzie. janet, 547, 445 McKeown, Alice, 505, 445, 303 McKerson, Allred, 273. 275 McKil'ahen, Charles, 404 McKi1l, Morris, 523, 451 McKinley. Craig, 505, 330, 235, 00 McKinley, judith, 547, 300, 207 McKinley, Perry, 505, 411 McKinley, Richard, 505. 234, 200 McKinley, Rita, 505, 234 McKinney, joan, 547, 445 McKinster. Virginia, 505 McKinley, jo, 108 McKnight, Delores, 500 McKou n, james, 227, 247 McLane, L inda, 523, 234 McLaughlin, Bob, 523, 430 McLaughlin, Connie, 404 McLaughlin, Michele, 523, 345 McLean. Marcus, 465 McC1ean. Sherrcl, 547, 300 McLemorc, Albert, 547, 430 McI,emorc, Angela, 277 McLemore, David, 305 Arlin, 404 McLenclon. McLeod. Kenneth, 523 McClure, McMah an , jane, 547, 410 David, 233 McMahan, Arlene, 523, 420 V1C1VIahoit, j-a y, 505 MeMains, Suzanne, 547, 352 McManus, Angela, 523, 410, 221, 222 McMillan, Donald, 404. 233 McMillan, RogerL 461, 325 McMi1len, Cont, 523, 42.1 Marilyn, 301. 270 McMil1en, McMillen, Sally, 523. 301 Roger, 523 McMillan. McMurphy, VVi11reCl, 220 McMurtry. Marshall, 547 McNamara, 303 McNatt. Michael, 505. 303, 243 McNee1y. Sharon. 523. 430 McNeil. lfyelyn, 484. 300. 410 V1cNeill, Dennis, 523, 325, 210 McNeill, Lannie, 505, 303 McNeill, Mary, 523, 242 McNeill, Perry, 261 McNenny. Bruce. 547. 303 Xlexexx. Nancy, 505. 324, Wifi McNeyx, Russell, 404, 357 Margaret, 404, 441, 202. McNinch Mike, 542. 300 MeNish, Carroll, 484, 430, 261 McPeak, jerry, 505, 330. 234 McPeters. Lloyd, 523, 350, 180 McPherson, Richard, 523, 451, 270 McPherson, Thomas, 505, 430 McPherson, William, 547, 393 McReynoltls, Michael, 547, 451 McSpadden, Marcheta, 547, 349 McVeigh, Sharon, 547, 308 McVVatters, Garland. 347 McWherter, joseph. 174 Meacham, Rohert, 505 Mead ,judith, 523, 430 Mead, Bill, 547, 393 Meade, Paul, 484 Meadors. XVil1iam, 174 Meacloxxs, Charles. 100 Meadoxts, james, 505. 350, 242 Meadows, Susan, 484, 340, 227 Means, john, 523, 411 Means, Ronald, 163 Medearis. Howard, 547. 451 Medley, Michael. 547, 403 Meeks, Ilerman, 523. Meeks, 1,ou, 547, 398 Mellord, Nancy, 523, 317, 07, 277 Meggs, Ina, 404, 340 Megown, VValter, 547, 350 Mehaflie, Patrick, 505. 342 Mehdi. Ahdul, 465 Mehta, Arun, 269 Meier, Harold, 547, 403, 113 Meinders, john, 505, 423 Meinders. Mary, 523. 450 Mellies. Ruth, 505. 430 Mellies, Sharon, 523, 430 Mellott, Sherryl, 523, 430 Lynn, 523. 425 430, 265 Melrose, Melton, joseph, 404, 322, 259, 202 Paul, 523 Melton. Menrlell, Robert, 00. 104. 100 Mendez. jose, 404 Menees, Keith. 547, 451 Mehley. Sydney, 547 Mengecloht, Marily, 303, ,340 Menn. 523, 410 Mennem. Lynn. 505. 321. ..- Menz. jean, 547, 410 Mercer, Artlith, 101 Mercklin, Shirley, 547 Meredith, Sally, 547, 300 Meredith, Kenneth, 404, 300 Merkey. Daniel. 401 Merrell. Cynthia. 547. -145. 277 Merrick. Sherry. 547, 425 5-H7 Merrill. Marianne, 547, 300 Merriman, Patricia, 547, 416 Merriman, VVil1iam, 175 Merriott. Charles, 404, 100, 361, 10-1 Merritt, joe, 505, 451, 303 Merritt, Loisanne. 404, 317 Merritt, Martha, 57, 250, 59, 62, 56, 05, 00 Mertens. Michael, 505, 403 Merz, Otto, Fred, 547. 366 Mesh. ian, 505, 403 Messall, Charles, 405, 370 Messall, Sara, 523, 425 Messenger, David, 233 Messerli, Victoria, 404, 450 Messineo, Arthur, 523, 301 Meteall, Donald, 547. 451 Meteall, james, 101 Metscher, Linda, 547 Mettin, Lynnellen, 445 Mettz, Donna, 277 Meuman, Brenda, 204 Meydag. Peter, 404. 244 Meyer. Connie, 547. 410 Meyer, Michael, 404. 350, 273 Meyer, Patsy, 523, 1599 Meyer, Raul, 523 Meyer. Paul, 430 Meyer, Susan, 523. 445 Meyer, Vilayne, 505. 241, 113, 00 Meyers, Iidwin, 505, 240, 200 Meyers, judith, 505, 301 Michael, Alice, 505, 300, 218, 255, 208 Michael, john, 505. 305, 00 Michau rl. Mary, 277 Mickels, Gaylord, 547. 430 Mickish. Charlotte. 433 Mickish, Daniel, 465, 430 Mickle, Patrick, 523, 325 Middleton, Charles. 347, 411 Midgley. Rhonda, 547, 430 Miears, Peggy, 547. 300 Mihos. Ceorge, 547, 403 Mikles, Lynn, 547 Mikles, Mikie, 404, 250 Milhuri 1, D. judson. 271 Milhurn. Melina. 523, -145 Miles. Ly nn. 540. 445 Miles. Mary, 523. 445 Miles, Michael, 523, 354 Millar. joseph, 505. 333 Miller. Andy, 540. 202 Miller. Barbara, 540 Miller. Betty, 404. 445, 170 Miller, Carol, 540, 441 STILLWATER SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 6111 and Husband S+illwa'rer's Savings Corner at HOME OF THE QUALITY 'I5 HAMBURGER 1 lfx Men's Wear and Insurance 51 'V Q, -cf STILLWATER -45.4. .2 ,E::2', 5443 2 5 PEYTON GLASS, JR. - OSU '33 AT 5th AND HUSBAND 1 ACROSS FROM SAFEWAY FR2-3584 581 Nelson Miller, Charles, 548, 451 Miller, Charlotte, 505 Miller, Donna, 505, 456 Miller, Dwight, 484, 403 Miller, Fred, 523, 451 Miller, James, 484 Miller, Jim, 232, 235 Miller, John, 462 Miller, Jon Raymond, 484, 237 Miller, Karen, 484, 456, 277 Miller, Kathy, 523 Miller, Larry, 548, 451 Miller, Linda, 548, 456 Miller, Louis, 523, 354 Miller, Margaret, 523, 420 Miller, Mark, 451, 232 Miller, Martha, 523, 425 Miller, Melissa, 548, 46 Miller, Michael, 560 Miller, Mickey, 191 Miller, Pamela, 548, 388 Miller, Pamela, 523, 399, 284 Miller, Randall, 505 Miller, Richard, 110 Miller, Rita, 548, 399 Miller, Roberta, 548, 416 Miller, Scott, 523, 411 Miller, Sherlyn, 548, 416 Miller, Steven, 548, 430 Moore, Patricia, 505 Miller, Toni, 505, 290 Miller, Tony, 548, 325, 284, 111 Veme, 180 Miller, Miller, Vicki, 548, 438 Warren, 465, 369 Miller, Millican, David, 548, 451 Milligan, Shirley, 548, 438 Lana, 484, 548, 341 Mills, Mills, Lane, 162, 321, 230 Pamela, 548, 349 Mills, Mills, Ronald, 462, 237 Mills, Stephen, 283 Millward, Leonard, 505, 329 Milner, Edward, 465, 231 Milner, Sharron, 505 Milner, Sue, 523, 346, 218 Milroy, Frederick, 484, 245 Mincey, Kent, 548, 403 Miner, De, 496, 505, 349 Miner, Steve, 523, 357 Mingilton, Jesse, 523, 403 Minnick, Danny, 548, 370 Minnick, Larry, 505, 382 Minoff, Marc, 505, 403 Minter, Cheryl, 505, 416, 302 Minter, Ramona, 484 Minton, Alfred, 258 Minton, Junelle, 257 Minton, Marcia, 505, 445, 264 Misenheimer, Diane, 523, 317 Misenheimer, Linda, 505, 399, 277 Mistry, Manhar, 465, 269, 293 Mitacek, Gregory, 485, 393, 299 Mitacek, Janice, 523, 456, 345, 170 Mitchell, Beverly, 548 Mitchell, Cadence, 171, 172, 182 Mitchell, Carrie, 548, 438 Mitchell, Darrell, 168 Mitchel 1, David, 548,451 Mitchell, Donald, 485, 430, 294 Mitchell, Edith, 485, 433, 295 Mitchel Mitchel 1, Glen, 485, 369, 63, 279, 65 1, Gloria, 523, 399 Mitchell, Jane, 548, 275 Mitchel, John, 485, 369 Mitchell, Larrane, 523 Mitchell, Kenneth, 505, 457 Mitchell, Larry, 523, 411, 445 Mitchell, Marvin, 548, 430 Mitchell, Max, 485, 262. 294 Mitchell, Michael, 523, 353, 279 Mitchell, Percilla, 485 Mitchell, Ronald, 485, 350, 265 Mitchell, Samuel, 227 Mitchell, Shirley, 523. 399, 254, 277 Mitchell, Warren, 2,8 Mitscher, Sharon, 456 Mittelstet, Kathlee, 548 Mittelstet, Linda, 505, 456, 234, 255, Neal, Helen, 524, 399, 277 267 Mix, Jezn, 505, 388, 267 Mixon, Gary, 523 Mize, Bryan, 523. 361 Mize, Michael, 265, 288 Mizell, James, 505. 430 Mobley, James, 295 Mock, Phyllis, 234 Mock, William, 45, 406 Modlej, Fahad, 271 Moffit, Linda. 277 Moizuddin, Hamid, 243, 269 Mollenkopf, Harold. 485, 430, 231 Mollett, Marilyn, 548, 441 Monohan, Rosemary, 505, 341, 234, 267, 274, 74 Monahan, Vina, 523, 441 Moncreif, David, 485, 289 Monroe, Clifford, 548, 393 Mcigigalbano, Joseph, 505, 403, 244, Montgomery, Betty, 485, 362 Montgomery, Connie, 548, 438 Montgomery, Diana, 485, 88 Montgomery, Howard, 485 Montgomery, Janet, 505, 425 Montgomery, Jennife, 548, 324 Montgomery, Linda, 218 Montgomery, Margaret, 277 582 Montgomery, Margene, 485, 362 Montgomery, Raymond, 505 Montgomery, Ruth, 548, 416, 279 Moody. James Howard, 289 Mooney, Kathleen, 523, 341, 223 Moore, Alan, 523, 393 Moore, Barbara, 548, 425, 267, 303 Moore, Carl, 485, 303 Moore, Charles, 505, 374 Moore, Colleen, 505, 341 Moore, David, 108 Moore, Dianne, 523, 456 Moore, Dontald, 430 Moore, Donald, 505, 174 Moore, Donald, 505 Moore, Edwards, 485 Moore, Eugenia, 505, 548, 362 Moore, Fredena, 485, 347 Moore, Gary L., 548, 365 Moo re, Moore , Gary Mc., 523, 366, 233 Gary M., 523 Moore, Glenn, 523, 228, 262 Moore, Harold, 548, 353 Moore, Harvey, 523, 233 Moore, James, 523 Moore, Jean, 222 Moore, John, 548, 393 Moore, John, 175 Moore, Jon, 173 Moore, Kathleen, 161 Moore, Linda, 523, 249 Moore, Linda, 324, 242 Moore, Margaret, 523, 161, 330 Moore, Marilyn, 548, 438 Moore, Maxwell, 523, 110 Moore, Melvin, 485 Moore, Michael, 393 Moore, Michael A., 548 Moore, Michael T., 175, 256 Moore, Michael L., 505 Moore, Patricia A., 548 Moore, Patricia L., 434, 324, 266 Moore, Paul, 173 Moore, Rita, 523, 389 Moore, Roben, 523 Moore, Robert L., 403 Moore, Robert W., 505 Moore, Roy, 548, 403 Moore, Sandra, 548, 456 Moore, Sandra, 433 Moore, Sherrie, 523, 441 Moore, Sondra, 548, 277 Moore, William L., 505, 353 Moore, XVilliam R., 462, 237 Moran, Lou, 548, 438, 330 Moran, Sue, 485 Moran, Thomas, 505, 373 Morava, Andrea, 560 Moreland, Calvin, 505, 216, 411, 165, 168, 63 Moreland, Gerald, 548, 366 Moreland, Karen, 548, 438 Mgigezland, Mary, 523, 456, 234, 255, Morelock, Joan, 523, 445 Moren, Nancy, 548, 417, 445, 277 Morgan Morgan , Anita, 523, 417 , Barry, 485, 374 Morgan, Bruce, 283 Morgan, Ellis, 233 Morgan, Janet, 523, 445 Morgan, Michael, 548, 430 Morgan, Michel, 548, 456, 283 Morgan, Pamela, 485, 456 Morgan Phillip, 548 Mofganj Roben, 485, 374, 259, 294 Morgan, Suzanne, 505, 399, 297 Morgan, Ted, 548, 325 Morgan, William, 485, 350, 163 Morimitsu, 548, 430 Morley, Kaye, 548. 255 Morley, Melody, 548, 381 Morrell, Marjorie, 523, 399 Morris, Bill, 505 Morris, David, 505 Morris Gary 52 Momsl James H., 485, 373, 231 Morris, Morris, Morris, Morris, Morris, Morris, Morris, Morris, Morris, Morris, Morriso Jrames W., 485 Karen, 548, 433 Richard, 548, 333 Robert, 261, 295 Stephen, D7 Vicki, 548 William B., 523 William C., 523, 350 William G., 406, 350 William R., 505 n, Dennis. 548, 334 Morrison, 548, 393 Morrison, Johnnie, 505 Morrison, Patricia, 523, 324, 218, 277 Morriso Morriso Morriso n, Robert, 524, 411 n, Sue, 505, 399, 267 n, Tommy, 548, 393 Morrissette, Raymon, 505, 165, 168, 238 Morrissey, Nancy, 505, 399 Morrow, Barbana, 524, 399, 277 Mo rrow , Evelynn, 548, 399 Morrow, Mark, 45 Morrow, Micah, 259 Morrow, Paul, 485, 260 Morrow, Sue, 485 Morrow, Troy, 505 Morshedizadeh, Bija, 524, 304 Mortimer, James, 460, 236 Morton, Ann, 524, 417 Morton, Danna, 284 Morton, Don, 548, 403 Morton, James, 548 Sarah, 485 Morton, Moseley, Thomas, 524, 350 Moshrefnoory, Moham, 304 Mosier, Ruth, 548, 388, 280 Dana, 524, 445 Moss, Moss, James, 485, 233 Moss, Karen, 524, 388 Mote, Marian, 548, 399 Motley, Audrey, 505, 433 Mott, Michael, 505, 393 Motter, Robert, 548, 430 Moulin, David, 524, 357 Mount, Kay, 485 Mount, Kimmie, 485 Neiblin Neikirk g, Dennis, 524, 342 , Dale, 524, 361 Neil, Kathleen, 524, 441 Nelson, Denny, 506, 549, 165, 168 Nelson, Don, 524, 403 Nelson, James, 506, 366 Nelson, Jeiferson, 511, 524, 366, 60 Nelson, Judith, 506, 441, 277 Nelson, Larry, 171 Nelson, Mary, 524, 425 Nelson, Melanie, 347 Nelson, Nellie, 465 Nelson, Robert H., 524, 315 Nelson, Robert L., 524, 366 Nelson, Ronald, 233 Nelson, Ronnie, 524, 338, 233 Nelson, Teddie, 549, 403 William, 259, 257 Mounts, Mourer, lgohn, 505, 329, 262 onald, 506 Moxom, Scotty, 240 Moyer, Mary. 548 Moyer, Robert, 485, 365 Moyer, Ross, 506, 370 Moyers , Constance, 506, 324, 208, 282, 107 Muckleroy, 485, 378 Nemecek, George D., 506, 403 Niigxfcek, George W., 549, 430, 223, Neuller, Duane, 358 Neuman, Jimmie, 549, 369 Neumann, Brenda, 506, 381, 249 Neuwirth, Gerald, 506, 403, 247 New, Martha, 549, 441 Newberry, Janice, 549, 399 Mueglgenborg, 506, 361, 165, 168 Mue eisen, Cheryl, 548, 349, 22 Mueller, Barbara, 548, 330 Mueller, James, 506, 451, 113, 294 Mueller, Paul, 180 Mueller, Robert, 524, 354 Mueller, Susan, 506 Mueller, Thomas, 560 Mullen, John, 506, 393, 163, 174 Mullen, Kenneth, 548, 411 Mullen, Kipp, 548 Mullen, Linda, 524, 399 Mullen, William, 485, 235 Mullinax, Mary, 485, 399, 25 Mullinax, Randall, 548, 393, 256 Mullinix, Larry, 548 Mullins, Larry, 423 Mulvey, Michael, 235 Mumma, Carolyn, 548, 438 Muncil, Teresa, 548, 438 Mundis, Charles, 485, 164, 299 Mungle, Marshall, 506 Mungle. Mason, 548, 403 Munhollon, Samuel, 548, 374 Munsch, Merry, 506, 456, 295 Munson, Eric, 463, 237 Murdock, Sandra, 548, 425 Muret, Dewayne, 233 Murjani, Suresh, 268 Muman, Donald, 548, 350 Murnan, Kenneth, 485 Murphy, Carl, 485, 451 Murphy, David, 173 Murphy, Deborah, 548, 417 Murphy, Larry, 460, 423, 236 Mgriohy, Marsha, 524, 420, 1, 3 Murphy Patrick, 348, 342 Mufphyj Raymond, 506 Murphy, Susan, 548, 417, 254 Murphy, Wanda, 548, 438 Murray, Carolyn Kay, 485, 399 Murr-ay, Carolyn, Kai, 524, 445, 224 Murray, Carolyn, 524, 445, 24 Murray, Donald, 465, 315 Murray, John, 524, 166, 354 Murra , John, 506, 451 Murrell, George, 485, 365, 260 Musgrave, Phyllis, 524, 399, 299 Musick, Jack, 524, 365 Mustain, Michael, 506, 163 Myers, Cheryl, 485 Myers, John, 524, 423 Newby, Bo d, 462. 237 Newell, Edywin, 485 Newell, Gayle, 318 Newell, George, 241 Newell, Janice, 277 Newell, Virginia, 549 Newlin, Marvin, 463, 406, 237 NEVSBHSH, Cheryl, 524, 161, 388, 264, Newman, Daniel, 506, 430 Newman, Linda, 524, 417, 107 Newman, Marian, 506, 434 Newman Milton, 232 Newsom: Vickie, 549, 417 Newton, Billye, 524, 445, 170 Newton, Newton, Jimes, 549, 366 on, 163 Newton, Peggye, 485, 446 Ng, Samuel, 465, 260, 272 Nguyen, Bichlien, 485 Niccum, Donald, 549, 393 Nicholas, Bailey, 268 Nicholas, Nicki, 524 Nichols, Barbara, 506 Nichols, Cheryl, 524, 434 Nichols, Dennis, 549, 430 Nichols, Donna, 506, 381, 297 Nichols, Janet, 524, 330, 277 Nichols, Jsplhn, 485, 423, 63, 73 Nichols, artin, 232 Nichols, Mary, 549, 349 Nichols, Robert, 549, 404 Nickles, James, 524, 366 Nicolaysen, Denis, 506, 354 Niebruegge, Carolyn, 506, 446, 255, 249, 252 Niebruegge, Kenneth, 549 Niemann, Donald, 485, 240 Niemann, Mary, 506, 446 Niemi, Charlotte, 524, 426 Nieto, David, 549. 430, 305 Niles, Kenneth, 560 Ninde, Cynthia, 549, 446 Nine, Arthur, 486, 430 Nitcher, Sandna, 549, 446 Nggler, David, 465, 369, 63, 259, 257 Nitzel, Theodore, 486 Nivison, James, 506 Nix, Rebecca, 549, 417 Nix, Saundra, 284 Nixon, Gala, 277 Nobert, Ivan, 549. 404, 261 Myers, Mary, 548, 433 Myers, Robert, 485, 403, 244, 288 Myers, Thomas, 548, 411 N Naehr, Barbara, 524, 434 Nahr ang, Willard, 180 Naife7i, Bonita, 524, 399 Naifeh, Frieda, 524 Naifeh, Samir, 485 Naifeh, Terry, 548, 334 Nail, Robert, 506, 423 Nalampang, Arwooth, 270 Nalampang, Srisa, 270 Nall, Lura, 524, 445, 218, 254, Nall, Judith, 506, 161, 362 Nalley, Patricia, 524, 456 Nally, Richard, 548, 451, 166 Nance, Loree, 548, 399 Napombejara, Orathi, 270 Nash, Judith, 548, 456 Nash, Michael, 526, 369 Nash, Richard, 506, 451, 279 Natara'an, Odaiyaku, 260 Navratl1, Arvel, 485, 231, 239 Nawab, Mohammad, 272 Nawaz, Mohammed, 485, 262, B4 Neal, Larry, 485 Neas, John, 485, 250 Neas, Sally, 506 Nebraski, Kenneth, 334 Needham, Enoch, 212 Neely, John. 524, 354, 23 Neesmith, Gilda, 548, 456 Neff, Jack, 549, 366 Noble, Douglas, 485, 350 Noble, James, 549, 404 Noble, ohn A., 549, 325 Noble, ohn C., 506, 350 Noble, Ronald, 549 Noble Martha 549, 446 423 5, f Nobles, Steven, 486, Noce, John, 486, 404, 238 Noel, Karen, 524. 318, 167 Noel, Wayne, 165 Noileou, Kasian, 270 Nolen, Curtis, 524 Nolen, Larry, 463 Nolen, William. 228 Noll, Robert, 292 Norman, Cynthia. 506, 362 Norman, Jack, 549, 411 Ngrgrgs, Marilyn, 524, 456, 218, 267 Norris, Nancy, 506, 446 Norris, Patricia A., 506 Norris, Patricia I., 434 Norris, Patricia J., 456, 279 Norris, Patricia V., 506 Norris, Susan, 549, 399 Norris, William, 506, 361, 173 North, Richard, 524, 411 Northam, Karen, 549, 399 Northey, Dan, 549, 411 Norwood, John, 506, 393 Norwood, Sammy, 524, 373 Nosret, Mohamed, 271 Nott, Josephine, 549 Nott, Samuel, 411, 164 Nourse, Dean, 549, 451 November, Paul, 486, 430 Nowabbi, Billie, 506, 446 Nowacki, Susan, 486, 255, 337, 267 300 15 Nowlin, James, 549, 451 Nowlin, Richard, 506, 404, 163, 176, 244 Nowlin, Van, 219, 370, 237 Noyes, Carolyn, 486, 456 Noyes, Joel, 524, 423 Noyes, Phil, 524, 366 Nuckolls, John, 549, 393 Null, Dorothy, 549, 330, 277 Nunley, Randall, 506 Nusz, Lawayne, 463, 237 Nusz, Lonnie, 506, 430 O Oakes, Deborah, 524, 349, 277 Oakley, Shelby, 549, 325 OBrien, Bruce, 524, 411, 172 OByme, Larry, 486, 366 ODell, Diane, 318, 296 ODell, Pamela, 524, 549, 23 ODell, Sheryl, 549, 446 Odom, Larry, 235 ODonnell, Patricia, 446, 252 ODonnell, Patricia, 506 Oelschlaeger, Edward, 486, 162, 174 370, 24 Ogan, Ronald, 486 Ogden, Charles, 549, 370 Ogden, Wendell, 506, 423 Oggero, Richard, 292 Ogilbee, John, 506, 451, 163 Ogilvie, Lynn, 549, 325 Ogle, Carol, 303 Oglesby, Robert, 549, 353 O letree, Linda, 524, 446, 267 O5an, Suzanne, 318, 224, 267 OHara, James, 506, 143, 374 Olrlara, Michael, 559 OHaugherty, Michael, 549, 451 O1-Iaver, Sally, 549, D2 Ohern, Karen, 549, 381 OKelley, Robert, 506, 163 OKelley, Robert R., 506, 163 Okerlund, Thomas, 549, 374 Oldenstadt, Suzanne, 506, 456 Oldham, Dan, 549, 451 Oldham, John, 506, 321, 229 Oldham, Sue, 549, 438 Olim, Felix, 524, 404 Olive, Myra, 524, 426 Oliver, Judith, 549, 446 Oloughlin, Michael, 486, 358 Oloughlin, William, 549, 290 Olson, Bruce, 486, 355, 245 Olson, Carl, 506, 230 Olson, Robert A., 506, 404 Olson, Robert B., 524, 404 Oltmanns, Connie, 549, 411 Oltmanns, Steven, 549, 214, 451 OMara, Maureen, 264, 300 OMealey, Gerald, 461, 315 Omo, Clifford, 163, 174, 175 ONeal, Brenda, 549, 446 ONeal, Eugene, 462, 411, 237 ONei1l, Phyllis, 524, 399 Ontko, Kenneth, 506, 333, 194 Ore, Loretta, 524, 417 Olgfilly, Carol, 486, 341, 249, 252, OReilly, George, 524, 216, 32, 209 Olggilly, shifiey, sos, 446, 218, 224, Oricchio, Ronald, 506 Orlich, Cheryle, 549, 399 Orndorff, Martha, 549, 441 ORourke, Gerald, 506, 373 Northington, Richard, 235 Northup, Anita, 524, 456, 223, 280 Norton, Jack, 238 Norton, James H., 486, 369, 120 Norton, ames S., 486, 242, 378, 73 Norton, Ronald, 486 Norvell, George, 549 Norvell, Patricia, 549, 438, 277 ORourke, Kathryn, 549, 417, 279 Betty, 486 Orr, Orr, Kenneth, 524 Orr, Marjorie, 506, 446 Orr, Sharon, 549 Orr, Susan, 417 Ortiz, Jose, 301 Ortlolf, Alan, 486 Ortloff, Donald, 486, 411 Osborn, Osborn, Jack, 549, 342 Osborn, Merrill, 235 Osborn, Oren, 261 Osborne, Barbana, 549, 318 Osborne, John, 549, 333 Oshel, Kenneth, 506, 338, 233 240 Osterhout, Charles, 260 Osterhout, Ilabel, 277 Oswalt, Hal, 549, 315 Otey, John, 486, 423 Otis, Bengtha, 222 OToole, Michael, 506, 333 Otsuki. Barbara, 549, 318 Ott, Cheryl, 428, 218, 221 Ott, Cheryl, 438, 218, 221 Ottinger, Carol, 420 Ottinger, Linda, 524 Outlaw, Michael, 559, 202 Overby, William, 549, 404 Overland, Jelfrey, 506, 411 Dale, 486, 315, 259, 257 We Congratulate OSU Our congratulations to the regents, administration and faculty of Oklahoma State University on your tar-sighted planning for the growth and expansion oi this fine educational institution. Building Today for A Greater Tomorrow .....m ' . We Are Grateful For the opportunity of being a part of this program. By contributing to its realization we are helping to provide the maximum educational opportunity for our youth. HARMON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA 4335 W. Reno AC 405 WI6-4471 Petrus Overstreet, David, 268 Oveistreet, Lillian, 549, 345 Owen, Donna, 345 Owen, Everett, 506, 329 Owen, james, 486, 143, 374 Kenneth, 174 Michael, 486, 365 Owen, Owen, Owen, Rita, 524, 420, 167, 275, 385 Owens, Caroline, 486, 426 Owens, Charles, 524, 411, 175, 232 Owens, Harvey, 486 Owens, james, 451 Owens, Lela, 549, 399 Robert, 549, 220 Owens, Owsley, Larry, 549, 404, 273, 275 P Pace, Rodney, 549, 366 Pace, William, 164 Pack. McKinley, 486, 275, 305 Paddock, Billy, 524, 451 Paetz, Stephen, 486, 143 Page, Dale, 549, 393 Paine, Cheryl, 388 Paine, Dennis, 111 Pallett, Mark, 524, 411 Palm, David, 524, 370 Palm, james, 486, 342 Palmer, Billy, 279 Palmer, Cecelia, 465 Palmer, Chester, 231, 240 Palmer, Corley, 560 Palmer, Edwina, 507, 441 Palmer, james, 524, 349 Palmer joyce, 264 Palmer: Katharine, 560 Michael, 486 Ronald, 245 Palmer, Palmer, Parker, Earnest, 507, 220, 232, 69 Parker, George, 304 Parker, james, 486 Parker, jerre, 524, 362 Parker Parker , jimmie, 486 , Laura, 524, 446 Parker, Martha, 524, 456, 218 Parlfer, Nancy, 549, 399 Parker, Patricia, 249 Parker Pinkney, 486 Parkeri sallye, 549, 399 Parker Parker Parkhd , Stephen, 524, 315 Wayne, 549, 451 rst, jerry, 549, 355, 242 Parkinson, john, 549, 423, 22, 288 Parks, Dale, 507, 393 Parks, David, 461 Parks, Edgar, 549, 342 Parks, john, 111 Parks, Marie, 248, 252 Parks, Patricia, 486 Parks, Patsy, 486, 446, 218 Parks, William, 486, 423, 108 Parli, Gary, 486 Palmer Steven 123 Palmore, Vanna, 524, 456 Parmley, james, 507, 241 Parr, David, 524, 358 Parr, Glenda, 549, 345, 277 Michael, 194 Parrack, Parrish, james, 524, 411, 370, 239 Parrish, janet G., 446 Parrish, janet K., 524 Parrish, jimmy, 231 Parrish, Michael, 524 Parrott, Charles, 524, 350 Parrott, Kenneth, 524, 423, 233 Pa rrott, Pa rsons, Partlow, Mary, 549, 446, 234 Terry, 524, 355 Connie, 223, Partovi, Golgoun, 507, 399, 284 Partridge, Sandra, 549, 345, 173 Palu, Markay, 549, 399 Pan, Kvtee, 272 Pan-aeh, jimmie, 232 Pang, Lisung, 465, 272 Pa ose h 486 43 Parham. Walter, 486 Parish, Finley, 486 Park, Mickey, 549 Parker, Anna, 549, 407 Parker, Barbara, 486 Parker, Caryl, 265 Pa rvez, Za heer, 269 Patterson, Harold, 524 Pennington, Larry, 507, 369 Phillips, Dennis F., 550, 404, 367 Patterson, jonathan, 524, 358, 235 Pennington, Ruth, 507, 426 Phillips, Dennis W., 525 Patterson, Kay, 524, 446 Penny, jimmie, 550, 456 Phillips, Doug, 550, 370, 111 Patterson, Linda, 549, 399 Penticufl, Clarence, 525, 358 Phillips, Ford, 487 Patton, Diane, 549, 438 Peoples, Ann, 550, 446, 225, 279 Phillips, Gail, 174 Patton, Eileen, 524, 426 Perkins, Barbara, 277 Phillips, George, 202 Patton, james E., 507 Perkins, john, 550, 393 Phillips, james D., 525, 322 Patton, james P., 460, 373 Perkins, Michael, 550, 393 Phillips, james H., 550, 393 Patton, Terry, 507, 456 Perkins, Neva, 525, 399 Phillips, janet, 487, 349, 252, 71 Paul, Karen, 486, 426 Perkins, William, 550, 333 Phillips, jimmy, 487 Paulk, Michael, 549, 393 Perrier, Melvina, 525, 399 Phillips, john, 487, 355 Pauls, Frank, 549, 451 Perrine, Susan, 507, 446, 167 Phillips, Larry, 180 Paulson, Don, 507, 334, 288 Perry, Ann, 525, 347, 223, 97, 290 Phillips, Martha, 525, 331 Paxton, Therman, 524, 411, 275 Perry, Billy, 550, 350 Phillips, Mary, 559 Payne, Beverly, 507, 426 Perry, Budo, 465 Phillips, Ronetta, 525 Payne, Holton, 265, 301 Perry, Charles, 525 Phillips, Walton, 487, 423, 259, Payne, Elaine, 549, 417 Perry, james, 550 Philpott, jerry, 180 Payne, james, 486 Perry, john, 191 Philpott, Pamela, 550, 426 Payne, Mike, 261 Perry, Kenneth L., 550, 292 Phinney, Ann, 331 Payne, Robert, 549, 404 Perry, Kenneth R., 350 Piatt, judith, 550, 317 Payne, Susan, 525, 341 Perry, Philip, 525 Pickens, Louis, 487, 246 Pazoureck, Callie, 525, 438 Pershall, Burl, 238 Pickett, David, 550, 312, 377 Peace, Henry, 486, 369 Persson, Marshall, 486, 357 Peacher, William, 68 Pesterfield, Benna, 525, 456 Pickrell, David, 507, 143, 355, 279 Peaden, Lianne, 549, 347 Petelski, Nick, 465, 430 Pidcock, Glen, 525, 329, 284 Peager, james, 411 Peters, Cherryl, 550, 417 Pieratt, Bruce, 180 Pearsall, William, 550, 423 Peters, Kathy, 525, 341 Pierce, Denzel, 550, 393, 261 Pearson, Donna, 550, 330, 223 Peters, Mary, 550, 417 Pierce, janna, 525, 347 Pearson, Dwight, 486, 430, 249, 245 Peters, Robert, 233 Pierce, johnny, 188 Pearson, Otis, 507, 423, 174, 110 Peters, Tanya, 560 Pierce, judy, 550, 438 Pearson, Kenyon, 507, 317 Petersen, Carol, 486, 446 Pierce, Marie, 550, 456, 223 Pearson, Peggy, 550, 456 Petersen, jon, 312 Pierce, Mary, 550, 349 Pearson, Sharon. 550, 438 Petersen, Ruth, 550, 438 Pierce, Orville, 164 Pease, David, 550, 411, 250 Peterson, Leann, 525, 456 Pierce, Phillip, 235 Peck, Cecelia, 486, 426 Peterson, Marsha, 280 Pierce, Richard, 315 Peck, Donald, 486, 162, 411, 171, Petkofl, Sharla, 550, 438 Pietz, Arnold, 487, 423 228 Petrilla, Michael, 507, 393, 163 Pike, Carolyn, 525, 277, 385 Peddy, Frances, 507, 434 Pedigro, Mary, 525, 347 Peek, janet, 525, 317 Peek, jerry, 525, 411 ek, Cynthia, 525, 417 Pettit, joyce, 525, 441 Petty, Lynda, 525, 330 Petzold, Howard, 525, 404 Pill, Pine, Wallace, 238 Pinc Pinei john, 487 Robert, 525, 451 Marilyn, 525, 349 Paschal, Samuel, 507, 411, 244, 26 Peeper, john, 507, 393, 163, 229 Pewthers, Kendall, 487 Pine, john, 411 Pate, Don, 507, 404, 172 Peeper, Thomas, 486, 162, 423, 220 Peyton, Cheryl, 507, 347 Pingleton, Paul, 305 Pate, Sharon, 507, 318 Peery, Larry, 411, 430 Peyton, Marvin, Pinkham, Charles, 259, 257 Patel, Chandulal, 465, 269 Pegues, Alice, 550, 434, 275 Peyton, Sandra, 487 Pinkosky, Susan, 560 p,j ' p , , 0 Patillo, Carolyn, 507, 399, 254 Peil, Kelly, 486, 334, 108 Plenning, Gregory, 550, 393 Pinkston, Gary, 507, 315, 242 Paramore, Terry, 524, 411 Patmon, Li11ie,507, 426, 274, 277, Pelliter, Helen, 507, 388 Pfrehm, Sharyn, 487, 456, 254, 267 Pinkston, Gerry, 550, 446, 300 Pardee, Marilynn, 549, 349 279 Pellonari, Sandra, 525, 399, 221 Phadungchai, Pachar, 507, 441, 270 Pinkston, Wiley, 550, 430 Parham, Betty, 486, 456, 249 Patrick, Carl, 486, 549, 423, 430 Pemberton, Linda, 550, 446 Phariss, Glen, 525 Pinney, Charles, 487, 259, S7 Patrick, james, 240 Pemhroke, Frederick, 550, 355 Phariss, Richard, 507, 247 Pipes, Paul, 507, 451, 108 Patrick, judy, 524, 318, 265, 277 Pendleton, Gary, 550, 393 Phelps, Clillord, 525, 315 Pirtle, james, E9 Patrick, Kenneth. 524, 423 Pendleton, Richard, 507, 411 Phelps, Harvey, 487 Pirtle, Priscilla, 487, 434 Park, Patricia, 549, 456, 222 Patrick Wilma, 524, 417, 275 Penix, Charlotte, 560 Phelps, Karen, 507, 399, 298, 68 Pischel, Max, 507, 357 Patterson, Dennis. 166, Penner, Charles, 486 Phelps, Tom, 462, 367, 237 Pitcock, Marilyn, 525, 456 Patterson, Gary E., 486, 378 Penner, Lloyd, 180 Phillips, Alice, 550, 345 Piter, joseph, 507, 165, 247, 242 Patterson, Gary L., 549, 111 Pennington, Dale, 507, 261 Phillips, Ann, 550, 417, 277 Pitezel, Toni, 550, 438 . 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Raper, Donald D., 507, 255, 265, 303, 123 Raper, Ronald L., 507, 430, 255, 303 Rathbun, Eddie, 487, 231 Rather, Patty, 551 Rathjen, Stanley, 559, 202 Ratliff, Michele, 507, 337 265 , Revis, Patrick, 560 Reynolds, Christine, 526, 326 Reynolds, Danny,V506 - Reynolds, Darla, 526, 457 Reynolds, Donald, 55l,r404, 244 Reynolds, Ivan, 488, 452 Reynolds, jack, 180 Reynolds, jane, 526, 399 Reynolds, jerry L., 488, 274, 279 Reynolds, jerry w.,526, 404 Reynolds, Linda, 551, 303 Reynolds, Lynda, 551 Reynolds, Pete. 143 Reynolds, Robert, 551, 160, 404, 164 Reynolds, Roger, 551, 315 Reynolds Sue 551 420 279 303 Rheam, Mauribe, 506 1 1 Roberts, Roberts, Roberts, Roberts, Roberts, Roberts, Roberts, Roberts, Roberts, Roberts, Roberts, Roberts, Robertso Robertson, Chris, 551, 393 Dorothy, 507, 457 johnny, 526, 371 Kathryn, 551, 426 Lawrence, 526, 355 Linda, 526, 417 Mary, 551, 457 Roger, 551, 342 Samuel, 551, 452, 247 Sherri, 551, 417 Stephen, 551, 452 Warren, 488, 173 n, Barbara, 488, 317 Dale, 488, 258, 262, 242, 110, 378 Robertson, Robertson, Harry, 526, 382, 243, 110 Lawrence, 488, 551, 373, Proctor, Marilyn, 550 Paula, 525, 399 Proctor, Thomas, 160, 164, 168 Progar, Promsit, Kenneth, 525, 406 Sahus, 270 Provence, james, 525, 350 Ratzlaff, Marilyn, 277 Rau, Roderic, 166 Rheuark, Larry, 526, 334 Rhoades, Harold, 526, 175 Rhoads, Catherine, 526, 345, 21 242, 245 Rauch, Mary, 487, 446, 277 Raun, Kathryn, 525, 347 Ravenscroft, john, 488, 374 Rhodes, Gilberta, 551, 388 Rhodes, Katherine, 526, 161, 441 Rhodes, Kay, 551, 326 Provo, james, 460, 236 Pruett, Carmelita, 550, 399 Pruett, Sharon, 507, 434 Ravenscroft, Larry, 551, 393, 259 Rawal, Kantilal, 465, 269 Rawlings, Dennis, 246 Pruitt, Larry, 507, 404, 261 Pshigoda, Leslie, 550, 393 Puckett, Patricia, 23 Pugh, jimmie Dale, 487 Pulliam, Preston, 525, 374, 222, Rice, Bob, 506, 371 Rice, Connie, 551, 362 Rice, Gary, 108 Rice, janis, 526, 388 Rice, julie, 551, 426, 277 Rice, Marshall, 526, 351 Rich, john, 488, 404, 250 Wi 1 liam, 488, 249 Purcell, Earl, 507 Purdom, Theodore, 487, 159, 162, 325, 174 Purdum, Raymond, 550, 430 Purdy, Ray, 487, 233 Purdy, Robert, 525, 214, 451 Richards, Nancy, 551, 399 Pool, Carolyn, 467, 487, 326, 82, 59, 249 Poole, Patrick, 525, 373 Pope, David, 507, 338, 163 Pope, Gregory, 550, 451 Pope, james, 487 Pope, Ronald, 329 Poplin, Margaret, 550, 417 Poppe, Robert, 111 Porras, Raul, 525, 430 Porter, Cheryl, 462, 337, 237 Porter, Donald, 507, 224 Porter, Duane, 180 Porter, Gary, 224 Porter, Kathryn, 161 Porter, Larry, 487, 26, 263, 299, Porter, Mary, 487, 326 Porter, Nancy, 550, 417 Porter, Pamela, 550, 381 Porter, Thomas, 550, 423 Portman, Samuel, 550, 411 Post, Beverley, 284, 507, 426 Post, Dean, 284 Poteet, Donald, 525 Poteet, Robert, 462, 237 Reese, Gordon, 365 Potter, David, 299 Potter, Larry, 507 Potter, Steven, 550, 451 Potts, john, 525, 411 Potts, Suzann, 525, 399 Potts, Terrell, 507, 357 Pounds, Powell, Richard, 507, 350 Barbara, 507, 456, 277 Powell, Charles, 525, 451 Powell, David, 560 Powell, jana, 525, 434 Powell, Marie, 550 Powell, Melba, 507, 318, 277 Powell, Michael, 487, 350 Powell, Paul, 525 Powell, Samuel, 507, 358 Powell, Sandra, 525, 331 Power, Guy, 550, 451 Power, William, 226 Powe rs , Powers , Powe rs , Powe rs , Powe rs , Charles, 525, 357 David, 525, 411 Diana, 525, 456 jack, 487, 358 joyce, 277 Powers, Maria, 487 Powers, Michael, 550, 451 Prabhakar, P., 465, 269 Pralcashchand, jain, 269 Praprotnik, james, 487 Prater, Larry, 507, 224 Prater, Susan, 550, 326 Prater, Tony, 550, 333 Pratt, Kathleen, 550, 399 Predmore, Bill, 487 Prelesnick, Gary, 283 Prelesnick, Terry, 283 Prescott, jean, 298 Presnall, Pamala, 550, 345 Presnall, Priscilla, 487, 434, 255 Presnell, Margaret, 550, 446 Preston, john, 525. 430, 247 Preston, Lonnie, 487, 374 Preston, Robert, 550, 451, 166 Preston, Ruth, 550, 399 Preston, Sandra, 507, 388, 242 Prevett, Marlene, 550, 438 Priboth, Priboth, Priboth, Priboth, Donald, 507, 321, 229 Frank, 229 Kathleen, 550, 446 Pamela, 281 Price, Cindy, 167 Price, Price, Clifton, 559 Elbert, 231 Price, joanna, 283 Price, john, 239 298 Pursell, Gerald, 507, 423, 299 Purtle, Charles, 507, 430 Purviance, Ronald, 525 Puslsen, Bob, 288 Putman, jack, 550, 358 Putnam, Nina, 525, 420 Pyle, Brenda, 550 Q Quade, Marcia, 550, 349 Qualls, Leo, 463, 237 Quantie. Ernest, 243 Quast, Richard, 487, 342 Quick, Mark, 550, 411 Quigley, Gerald, 525 Quimby, Carol, 550, 317 Quimby, Harold, 487, 260 Quinlan, Mary, 550, 426 Quinn, Susan, 550, 347 Quong, Suzanne, 550, 438 Qutub, Ahmed, 487, 230 R Raba, Marvin, 507, 451, 108 Rachel, Paul, 550, 393, 166 Rackley, Gar , 550, 393 Radcliff, Katiierine, 109 Rader, ames, 507, 430 Radford, Charles, 173 Radforth, Cynthia, 107 Radke, Terrance, 173 Raengkhum, Techapun, 270 Raffensbcrger, Terrence, 525 Clyde, 295 Robert, 243 Raffety, Raffety, Rager, jimmy, 507, 423 Brenda, 277 janet, 507, 399 jerry, 235 jimmy, 487, 430. 235 jimmie, 550, 452 Linda, 550, 438 Lynn, 550, 399 Thomas, 525 Ragland, Ragland, Ragland, Ragland, Ragsdale, Ragsdale, Ragsdale, Ragsdale, Marge, 456 Waleed, 507, 423, 271 Rahhal, Rahhal, Ray, David, 488, 342, 163 Ray, Donna, 551, 399 Ray, john, 165, 168 Ray, johnnie, 174 Ray, Linda, 560, 59, 212, 62, 56, 291, 65 Ray, Marcia, 56 Ray, Marsha, 496 Ray, Suzanne, 525, 446 Rea, john, 488, 143, 357, 223, 63 Read, Charles, 259, 257 Readnour, Barbara, 551, 456 Reagcr, james, 507 Reams, janet, 525, 456 Reams, Rose, 488, 326 Reardon, Thomas, 507, 361 Reddy, Sanjeeva, 465 Reddy, Muppidi, 269 Reddy, Sunki, 465 Redford, Robert, 488, 452, 227 Reding, Kenneth, 228 Richards, Randall S., 452 Richards, Randall S., 551, 315, 227 Robertson, Robertson, Robertson, Martha, 526, 347 Marvin, 488, 263, 293 Michael, 172, 175, 172 Robertson, Samuel, 488, 313, 194 Robinette, Kathryn, 488, 426 Robinson, Anita j., 434 Robinson, Anita K., 551 Robinson, Coy, 507, 388 Robinson, Darrell, 507, 431 Robinson, Deborah, 302 Robinson, Don, 507 Robinson, Paul, 507, 411 Robinson, oann, 526, 426 Robinson, joe, 551, 431 Robinson, john, 526, 329 Robinson, Leonard, 551, 321 Robinson, Oliver, 465 Robinson, Patricia, 446 Robinson, Patricia L., 488 Robinson Robinson Robinson , Rhonda, 551, 341 , Richard, 488 Robert, 166 Robinson, Ronald, 507, 321 Robison, jerry, 526, 399 Roblyer, William, 507, 431 Robson, james, 526, 353 Roby, Kay, 526, 446, 288 Rock, Gary, 488, 322, 258, 243 Rahling, William, 487, 367 Rahman, Abul, 272. 301 Rahman, Rainbolt Rainbow Rainey, Ansar, 272 , Kenneth, 525, 329 , jeri, 550, 399 Genevieve, 525, 441 Reece, George, 551 Reed, Alice, 465 Reed, Barbara, 525, 456, 171, 172, 240 Reed, Edward, 551, 393 Reed, janet, 506, 318, 109 Reed, jean, 551, 331 Reed, john R., 235 Reed, john W., 488 Reed, Katherine, 488, 399 Recd , Reed , Reed , Reed , Reed , Reed , Reeder, Linda, 488, 347 Margaret, 506, 446 Melvin, 488, 351 Morris, 488 Sandra, 551, 441 Steve, 506, 342 Bobby, 525, 247 Richards, Sue, 551 - Richardson, Becky, 551, 420 Richardson, Charles, 488 Richardson, Dan, 239 Richardson, David, 488, 321 Richardson, Earnest, 551, 452 Richardson, james, 463, 430, 237 Richardson, jean, 551, 417 Richardson, Lois, 526, 438, 277 Richardson, Marilyn, 526, 457, 173, 277 Richardson, Nichola, 506 Richardson, Patricia, 551, 417 Richardson, Paula, 506, 347, 300 Richardson, Phillip, 460, 236 Richardson, Ralph, 551, 38, 353 Richardson Robert 551 452 231 Richert, loam, sof 59, ,62, 298 Richert, Nancy, 551, 326, 277 Richey, Eddie, 488 Richter, Wann, 488, 250 Ricker, David, 506, 342 Ricker, Rickey, Rickey Riddle Riddle Riddle George, 506 Marsha, 506, 349 , Thomas, 261 , Algie, 551, 452 , Anne, 506, 347, 218 , Elizabeth, 551, 399 Terry 506, 430, 163, 274 Glen M., 353 Reeder, Glen S., 551 Reel, Stephen, 551, 333 Reese, Reeser, Reeves, Monte, 506, 338, 227 Charles, 465, 361 Reeves, Forrest, 506, 411, 275 Reeves, Gregory, 551 Reeves, janice, 457, 268 Reevs, Kenton, 551 Reeves, Maurie, 551, 399 Regan, Robert, 551, 393 Re ier, jane, 488, 457, 109 Relfim, Dianna, 55, 441, 303 Reichardt, Lee, 423 Reid Barbara, 525, 420 Reid, Reid, Reid, Reid, Billy, 525 Gene, 525, 247, so, 268 john, 488, 325 Karen, sos, 420 Anita, 525, 417, 222, 254, 277 Reid, Karen, 551, 331 Reid, Lenita, 506, 420 - Reid, Marlene, 525, 446, 275, 292 Reid, Pats , 488, 457, 267 Reid, Rayflinrd, 551, 404 Reid, Ro , 525, 365 Rcif, Richard, 71 Rainey, Myra, 487, 456, 264, 289 Rainey, Tolbert, 487 Rainey, Gay, 550, 426 Raiendra, Mehta, 507, 164, 168, 269 Rall, Gale, 446 Ramanandan, Kappana, 269 Ramanlal, Sheth. 269 Ramee, Robert, 525, 430, 288 Ramey, George, 487, 357 Ramey, john, 487, 235 Ramming, David, 220 Ramming, Dorothy, 550, 399, 113 Ramming, Wilma, 487, 253, 113 Ramseur, Arthur, 257 Ramsey, Fred, 550. 393 Ramsey, Marian, 550, 399 Ramsey, Sherri, 550, 446 Randall, Bentley, 507, 321 Randall, Dennis, 183 Randazzo, Henry, 461 Randle, john, 507, 333, 163 Randolph, Kathie, 525. 399. 277 Randolph, Thomas, 463, 237 Raney, Harley, 487 Raney, Robin, 550, 417, 257 Reilel, Mike, 525, 358 Reilley, Stephan, 506, 33 Reim, Darla, 551, 381 Reimer, Charles, 488, 226, 369, 263 Reinheardt, Sandra, 525, 417 Reinholtz, Delores, 222 Reins, jean, 506, 446 Reisig, jon, 525, 423 Reiss, Elly, 551, 438 Releford, Charles, 551 Remington, jerry, 506, 334, 163, 173 Remington, john, 525 Remmel, Susan, 526, 420 Remshardt, William, 551, 404 Reneau, Philip, 488, 247, 245, 71 Renfro, Bette, 526, 438 Renfro, Rose, 488, 417, 254 Renfro, William, 551, 393 Renfrow, Ernest, 551, 404, 166 Renner, Donald, 506, 411 Repp, Katheryn, 526, 388, 221 Reser, judith, 225 Reser, Stephen, 273 Rester, Leslie, 465, 430 Reusi, Salve, 465, 420 Riddle, , Riden, james, 283 Ridge, Mary. 526, 362 Ridgewa , Max, 526 Ridler, Ruth, 551, 446 Ridley, Esther, 304 Riebel, Kristin, 506, 317, 277 Riemann, Claudia, 506, 388 Rigby, Charles, 506, 404 Rigby, Randall, 174 Riggins, Browne, 232 Riggins, jesse, 233 Riggs, Dennis, 506, 451, 107 Riise, Maren, 526, 399 Riley, Carol, 506, 381 Riley, Dann , 506, 411 Riley, David: 551, 358, 242, 280 Riley, Hugh, 551, 404, 175 Riley, jack, 506, 404 Riley, james, 526 Rimer, Donald, 506, 411 Ringer, David, 488. 228, 229, 239 Ringer, Douglas, 488, 228 Ringgold, Emma, 551, 434 Ringwald, Fred, 551, 357 Ringvvald, john, 557, 358 Rink, Mary, 506, 434. 218, 253, 254 Riofrio, Alejandro, 488, 301 Ripley, Charles, 488, 295 Rippe, Gilbert, 551, 321 Rippe, William, 551 Rippee, Regina, 551. 417 Rippetoe, joy, 551, 326 Rippy, Ronnie, 295 Rippy, Susan, 526, 362 Risk, john, 551, 404 Risner, Kathleen, 526, 457 Ritchie, David, 488. 342 Rittenhouse, Lee, 551, 357 Ritter, Steven, 526, 333 Rivera, Danny, 465 Rix, Beverly, 551, 417 Roach, Greg, 526, 404 Roach, james, 488 Roads, Marilyn, 507, 457, 218, 282, 385 Roark, Robert, 507, 325 Robbins, Frankie, 507, 309, 301 Robbins, Fred, 488, 174 Robins, Linda, 551, 399, 277 Robbins, Tommy, 559 Roberson, Boyce, 283 Roberson, Ivan, 526, 371 Roberts, Adrienne, 526, 345 Roberts, Betty, 507, 337 Roderick, Brenda, 507 Roderick, Br ce, 489, 325 Rodgers, Billi 507 Rodgers, Cynthia. 526, 331 Rodgers, David, 551 Rodgers, joe, 258 Rodgers, Michael, 507, 143, 325, 60 Rodgers, Richard, 551 Rodgers, Robert, 489, 384 Rtggman, Paul, 489, 338, 328, 262, Rodolf, Stephen, 551, 353 Roe, john, 166 Roederer, Sharon. 507, 446, 277 Roesch, Nancy, 507, 446 Roether, Kay, 489, 457, 274, 279, 385 Roetker, Larry, 69 Rogcrs, Carolyn, 551, 457, 280 Rogers, james L., 61, 64, 73 Rogers, james M., 262 Rogers john C., 489 Rogersz john M., 295 Rogers joseph 466 Rogersi Karen,,489, 417 Rogers, Linda j., 526, 399 Rogers, Linda K., 551, 399 Riggs, Martha, 507, 381, 264, 267, Rogers, Michael, 219 Rogers, R al h, 551, 357 Rogers Ricliard M., 526, 393, 265 Rogers: R Rogers, ichard P., 377 Rosemary, 489, 254 Rogers, Sandra, 551, 446 Rogers, Teresa, 551, 399 Rohde, Douglas, 507, 329 Rojas, Emilio, 466 Rolak, Fred, 551, 411 Roll, Frederick, 489 Roller, joe, 279 Rolsten, Rick, 489, 275 Romang, Karen, 526, 438, 218 Romano, Lillian, 489, 161, 254 Romer, Robert, 489, 232, 233, 240, 284 Romero, Walter, 163, 174 Romick, Charles, 489, 423, 258, 243 Romine, Donald, 489, 371 Ronck, Gregory, 489, 423, 259 Ronck, Stephen, 507, 329 Roney, Lynn, 507, 331, 218, 70 Rongey, Linda, 551, 446 Rood, Wade, 526, N9 Rook, Neva, 551, 438 Rooks, janice. 508, 426 Rooney, Sondra, 526. 434 Root, Richard, 551, 394 Roper, jan, 277, 305 Roper, Robert, 489, 357 Roring. Syble, 489, 447 Rose, Karen, 526, 345 Rose, Linda, 399, 277, 305 Rose, Rickie, 508, 411 Rose, William, 489, 369 Rosebeary, Michael, 489. 16 Rosebush, janis, 551, 447 2, 23 8 Rosen, Michael, 526, 412, 172, 273 275 Rosenhamer, Linda, 551, 399 Ross, Barbara, 508, 326, 218 Ross, Carol, 551, 438, 222 Ross, Charles, 466, 342 Ross, J., 551, 369 Ross, Marilyn, 526, 381, 277 Ross, Marta, 508, 331, 121 Ross Michael, 551, 452 Ross: Robert, 489, 143, 369, 288, Ross Ross Ross , Shirley, 526, 349, 175 , William, 250 er, Frederick, 489, 162 Roswell, William, 526, 322 Semtne Sava e, Janice E., 552, 447 Roszel, Norda, 552, 417 Rothgeb, David, 29 Rouk, Janice, 381 Rouk, Sharon, 270 Roulos, George, 465 Rounds, Lyle, 240 Rounsaville, Sharon, 489, 349 Rouse, William, 358 Roush, Clint, 526, 321, 227 Roush, Jean, 552 Roush, William, 552 Routh, Alan, 507, 367 Rowe, David, 560 Rowe, Jack, 552, 452 Rowe, Margaret, 552, 434 Rowland, Jimmie, 552, 457 Rowland, Marcia, 552, 341 Rozell, Linda, 552, 417 Rozell, Monty, 552, 351 Rozneck, Raul, 526 Rubac, Gloria, 508, 447, 264, 281, 282 Rubey, Linda, 489, 457 Ruhey, Thomas, 226 Rubin, Judy, 526, 317 Rubin, Samuel, 460, 463 Ruby, Adrienne, 461, 236 Rudd, Oliver, 552, 393 Rudolph, Janice, 508, 447 Ruehl, Roger, 552, 382 Ruiz, Ronald, 266, 107 Rumbaugh, Rex, 552, 404 Rumsey, Glen, 508, 412 Rush, Frankie, 508, 423 Rush, Ruth, 526, 438, 218, 21 Russell, James A., 489 Russell, James R., 552. 321, 227 Russell, Jerry, 489, 162 Russell, John, 508 Russell, Judy, 526, 399 Russell, Bob, 552, 369 Russo, Roger, 508, 452 Ruster, James, 462 Ruth, Francis, 466 Ruthart, Robert, 508, 452, 288 Rutherford, Robert, 229 Rutledge, Avola, 230 Rutledge, Jackie, 220, 233 Rutz, Ben, 526, 412 Ruzycki, Richard, 552, 452 Ryan, Bill, 281 Ryan, Carolyn, 552, 417 Ryan, Walker, 552, 404 Rynalder, Roger, 489, 423 Ryles, Susan, 552, 381 Rynearson, Carolyn, 552, 399, 275 Ryser, Debora, 526, 447 S Saad, Faisal, 238, 271 Sadberry, Michael, 552, 371 Sadler, Karen, 552, 341 Sadler, Marilyn, 552, 349 Sadler, Robert, 526, 312, 171, 374 Saechong. 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Storey, Steven, 509, 423 Smith, Kathlyn, 553 Spencer, Mary, 554, 349 Steichen, James, 528, 338, 226, 234, Storm, Carolyn, 492, 457, 249, 254 Smith, Larry D., 412 Spencer, Sylvia, 554, 418 69 Storm, Charles, 509 Smith, Larry E., 508 Sperling, Kenneth, 491, 321 Steiger, Cheryle, 528 Storm, George, 260 Smith, Larry J., 260 Sperry, Ann, 491, 388 Steincamp, Erwin, 166 Storm, Sue, 528, 426 Smith, Les, 491 Sperry, William, 554, 452 Steiner, Carl, 492, 162, 353 Stormont, Joyce, 434, 290 Smith, Linda K., 277 Spicer, Mary, 554 Steiner, Larry, 508, 219, 353 Story, Pamela, 528, 400 Smith, Linda K., 447, 277 Spickelmier, Thomas, 508, 325 Steiner, Pamela, 528, 277 Stotts, Christopher, 554, 357 Smith, Linda L., 527, 363 Spillman, Eugene, 527, 394, 294, Steinle, James, 404, 128 Stout, Donald, 257, 259 Smith, Linda S., 222 225 Steinle, Mark, 554 Stout, Fay, 492 Smith, Louann, 508 Spinks, Melvinal, 554, 404 Stell, Joyce, 528, 457 Stout, Kenneth 509, 230, 369 Smith, Lydia, 527, 447, 295, 23 Spitler, Richard, 527, 361 Stellman, Virginia. 508, 434 Stout, Ronnie, 180 Smith, Lynn, 491 Spitznas, Mary, 527, 447 Stenger, Carroll, 554, 232 Stowell, Ronnie, 273, 275 Smith, Martin, 553, 452 Spivey, Sally, 277 Steph, Ann, 554, 400 Strain, William, 244 Smith, Mary, 553, 400 Spleth, Step en, 527, 394 Stephens, Carl, 554, 394 Strait, Linda, 554, 457 Smith, Melinda, 553, 317 Spoon, Phyllis, 528, 560, 434 Stephens, Carol, 492, 554, 418, 347, Stratton, Jerry, 509, 163 Smith, Nancy, 29 Spooner, Thomas, 508 249, 250, 71 Stratton, Wa ter, 261 Smith, Orlin, 491, 231 Spore, Steven, 159, 162, 174 Stephens, Carol n, 528, 317 Straw, Karen, 297 Smith, Paul, 553, 412, 279 Sposato, Nancy, 554, 418 Stephens, Charles, 431 Strecker, Charlotte, 554, 457 Smith, Paul M., 491, 333 Spradlin, Donna, 554, 426 Stephens, Donald F., 492, 160, 365 Street, Billy, 554, 452, 244 Smith, Ray, 560, 191 Spradling, Michael, 554 Stephens, Donald W., 492, 164 Street, Vem, 492 Smith, Richard, 23 Sprague, Lois, 508, 327, 24 Stephens, Elizabeth, 508, 347, 218 Streeter, Richard, 492, 371 Smith, Robert A., 452 Sprowso, Mitchell, 528, 359 254 Streich, Steven, 554, 452, 259 Smith, Robert D., 527, 241 Spurlock, James, D7 Stephens, Guy, 492 Strickland, John, 528, 406, 329 Smith, Robert L., 553 Spurr, Elmer, 554, 452 Stephens, James, 554, 452 Stricklin, John, 528 Smith, Robert S., 412 Spyres, Phillip, 188 Stephens, Judith, 492, 289, 254 Stri ht, Marshall, 509 Smith, Roselan, 508, 388 Srigley, Pam, 24 Stephens, Mary, 554, 457 Strdlcey, Paul, 509, 423 Smith, Andrea, 553 Srum, Mary, 528, 418. 242 Stephens, Tommy, 528, 404 Stromme, Lynda, 554. 447 Smith, Sharon C., 553 Stachmus, Michael, 528, 412, 180 Stephens, Tyler, 559, 295 Strong, Clinton, 509, 275, 284 Smith, Sharon L., 418 Stack, Philip, 508 Stephenson, Guy, 528 Strong, Virginia, 447 Smith, Sharon M., 491 Stadel, David, 292, 263 Stephenson, Jay, 554 Stroud, Robert, 554, 560, 110 Smith, Sharon M., 388 Staff, Connie, 491, 313, 21, 62, 67 Stephenson, Stanley, 466 Stroup, Steven, 295 Smith, Sheryl, 553 Stafford, Doll, 528, 363 Stepp, Karen, 22 Stroup, Vicki, 277, 248 Smith, Stanley, 236 Stafford, Patsy, 554 Stevens, Barry, 230, 107 Strube, Revena, 509, 418 Smith, Steve, 508, 553, 176, 373, Slalford, Robert, 554, 394 Stevens, Harry, 554, 394 Strutton, Walter, 263 273, 275 Staggs, Nanc , 554 Stevens, Henry, 528, 431, 294, 226 Stuart, James, 213 Smith, SUZHHHC 466. 337 Stahl, Danielj 554, 452 Stevens, Terry, 508, 431, 165 Stuart, Larry, 555 Smith, gyednaf 553 Stahl, Rick, 250 Stevenson, Jane, 554, 318 Stuart, Michael, 555, 404 Smith, Sylvia, 553, 349 Steiger, Clark, 412 Steward, James, 528 Stuart, Sandra, 509, 327 Smith, Teddy, 232 Staiger, Donald, 491, 231 Stewart, Bobby, 492, 404 Stuart, Susan, 555 Smith, Tenfyy 4'Ql Stallings, William. 528, 412, 273 Stewart, Harley, 231 Stubbs, Marion, D1 Smhh, Thomas, 553, 412 Stammer, Sally, 554 Stewart, Jo Esta, 528. 327, 218 Stump, Sheridan, 509, 341, 218, 24, Smith, Timothy, 527 Stamper, Jean, 528, 349, 254 Stewart, Johnnie, 528 70 Smith, Vinson, 491' 333 298 59 63 Stamps, Toni, 554, 400 Stewart, Larry, 492 Sturdiwant, Maria, 492, 388 Smith, William. 49l ' ' ' Standifer, Jerry, 508, 233 Stewart, Madeline, 559, 280 Sturdy, Jerry, 492, 241 Smack Leslie 554 394 Standlee, Mitzie, 277 Stewart, Nancy, 349 Sturges, Jo, 509, 318 Smythg, lane: 554: 447 Stanfield, John, 554, 394, 265 Stewart, Patricia, 528, 434 Sturm, Mary, 528, 457 SnaPP, Deborah, 554, 400. 277, 222 Sneed, Frank, 491, 313, 180 Sneed, Laura, 527, 277 Snethen, Donald, 508, 394 Snider, James, 554 Snider, Randy G., 491, 262, 378 Snider, Randy J., 491, 258 ' I Snodgrass, Patsy, 491, 254, 267 I S Smeltzer, John, 508 Smeth, Smith, Smith, Smith, Pravin, 466 Aaron, 163, 174 Alan, 553, 394 Albert, 527, 173 Smith, Alvin, 466, 404, 321 Smith, Andrea, 527, 418 Smith, Anna, 527, 418 Smith, Bett , 527, 420, 303 Smith, Bobby, 553 Smith, Bonnie, 553, 441 Smith, Booth, 175 Smith, Brenda, 527, 457, 281 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Brian, 527, 412 Bruce, 553, 404 Carol J., 508, 318 Carol L., 508, 341, 295, 218 Carolyn, 508 Charles B,, 463 Smith, Charles T., 281 Smith, Chester, 491, 423, 259, 297 Smith, Chris, 527 Smith, Christie Lou, 553, 457 Smith, Colin, 553, 412 Smith, Corey, 553 Snow, Russell, 554, 404 Snowden, Ronald. 527, 423 Snyder, Cheryl, 527, 317 Snyder, Helen, 491, 457 Snyder, Johnny, 554 Snyder, Linda D., 400 Snyder, Linda J., 527 Snyder, Mark, 163 Sn der, Susan, 508, 434 Solder, Gary, 527, 404 Soderstrom, James, 559 Soderstrom, Joseph, 491 Sodowsky. Willard, 461, 33 Soejima, Mitshuhiko, 491 Sohn, Regeana, 554, 457 Soirez, Resley, 236 8, 236 Solf, Conrad, 491 Sollars, David, 527, 334 Solomon, Linda, 527, 317 Sompayrac, Jkacgue, 272 361 Sompayrac, o ert, , 5 , I ' Sommny Wim, 270 624 So. Main FR2-6318 Soonsawad, Thongin, 466, 270 Soper, Cynthia, 554, 242, 275, 363 CITY DRUG COSMETICS Serving Stillwater and OSU ' PRESCRIPTION S ' FOUNTAIN 587 Stuteville, Jack, 528, 321, 265 Su, Shiaw, 466, 412, 259 Suddeth, Steven, 509, 359 Suenram, Cheryl, 555, 447, 277 Suggs, Claude, 555, 312 Suggs, Jack, 528, 412, 173, 175 Su 1, Rudolph, 492 Suib, Michael, 466 Suiter, Jack, 555, 394, 166 Sullens, Judith, 240 Sullins, David, 555, 452, 351 Sullivan, David, 509 Sulilvan, John, 163 Taylor, George, 461 Taylor, Geraldine, 528, 426, 302 Taylor, Gordon, 299 Tun, Charles, 555, 373 Suthers, U Sullivan, Ktaren, 555, 418, 270 Sullivan, Kathleen, 528 Sullivan, Kathleen, 528, 447, 222 Sullivan, Kenneth, 509 Sullivan, Robert B., 528, 412, 265 Sullivan, Robert W., 55, 342, 284 Sullivan, Trelma, 492 Sumedh, Vanijprabha, 270 Summers, Dow, 492 Summers, Inonia, 528, 457, 218, 221 Summers, James, 461, 431 Summers, Laura, 555, 426 Summers Sheralyn, 555, 312, 349 summeyf Robert, 555, 404 Sumner, Gary, 509, 394 UYUHBI' William, 555, 394 5 1 Sumpter, Barbara, 555, 418 Sumpter sumier, Dorliss, 555, 418, 305, Sun Lite Lonnie, 555, 431 h, 272 Supernaw, Judith, 555, 434 Surbeck, Steven, 219, 224 Surber, Gary, 560 Surender, Imkulla, 269 Surratt, Lynn, 528 Sutherland, Deloris, 509, 426 Sutherlin, Thomas, 528 Grady, 509 270 Suthers, Milton, 233 Sutocky, Suzanne, 492, 457 Sutter, Charles, 555, 371 Sutton, Julie, 555, 418 Sutton, Linda, 559, 289, 277, 264 Swabb, Mary, 492 Swalfar, James, 528, 367 Swaflar, Robert, 492, 124, 373 Swafford, Bill, 461 Swain, Charles, 492, 369 Swanson, Barbara, 555 Swanson, Swanson, Robert, 555, 404 Swanson, Robyn, 492 Michael, 528, 406, 166 Swea ri n gen , Swanson, Sharon, 457 Swart, Gary, 555, 288, 378 Swarts, Gary, 171 Dan, 461, 492 Swearingen, Swearingen, Sandra, 555, 447 Linda, 528. 400. 242, 281 Taylor, James G., 462 Taylor, James R., 528, 237, 353 Taylor, Jane, 280 Taylor, Janice, 555 Taylor, Janis, 418 Taylor, Jenne, 492, 447, 222 Taylor, Joan, 555 Taylor, John, 528 Taylor, Lawrence, 528, 452, 280 Taylor, Leon, 228 Taylor, Linda J., 555 Taylor, Linda S., 528, 418, 70 Taylor, Marcia J., 509, -118 Taylor, Marcia L., 528, 347 Taylor, Nora, 509, 107, 363 Taylor, Orla. 555 Taylor, Phyllis, 528 Taylor, Robert, 492, 315 Taylor, Ronald, 203, 374 0 Taylor, Rondea, Taylor, Ronnie Taylor, Sa , 388 , 559 ndra, 529, 418 Taylor, Sharon, 555, 400 Taylor, Stanley, 328 Taylor, Suzanne, 555, 400 Ta ib Md, 492, 268, 272 YY , Teague, James, 528 Teague, Luther, 528, 412 Tebow, Paul, 555, 412 Tedrick. John, 555, 404, 175 Teel, Bll, 528, 357 Teel, Pete, 528. 338, 226, 234 Tecl, Raymond, 528, 423 Teflt, Ann, 509, 457 Teis, Maurice, 509, 265 Telowicz, Richard, 555, 393 Temple, Harrison, 492 Tener, Kathleen, 555, 447 Tennille, Carl, 466, 365 Tennille, Richard, 466 Terhune, Jane, 555, 400, 277 Terrell, Ja nice, 528, 388 Terrill, Vera, 509, 457 Terry, Barbara. 560 Terry, David, 555, 452 Terry, Larry, 509. 373 Terry, Phillip, 559 Terry, Ruth, 528 Terry, Sharon, 528, 457 Teten, Harry, 492 Teter. Delniza, 528, 337, 300 Thannhausen, Charles, 555, 394 Tharp, Ru Thayer, C ssell, 509, 406, 235 heater, 555, 333 Thayer, Randy, 460, 235, 353 Tha er, Susan, 492 Thobe, John, 466, 334 Thoma, Carl, 555, 371 Thompson Linda, 528, 457 Thompsoni Melvin, 528 Thompson, Robert D., 509, 321 Thompson, Robert G., 528, 412, 275, 359 Thompson, Robert L., 288 Thompson, Robert M., 493, 220 Thompson, Sandra, 493, 457, 234, 253, 266, 267 Thompson, Terry L., 555 Thompson, Terry L., 528, 406 Thompson, Tommy, 555, 404 Willie 259 257 Tucker, Eva, 493, 447, 249, 252, 253, 254, 2.64 Tucker, Howard, 232 Tucker, Jer , 493, 333 Tucker, Kalrlii, 529, 327, 252, 254 Tucker, Linda, 556 Thomas? Susan L.i 555, 447 Wal lace Thompson: James F., 305 Swearingen, Scott, 528, 219, 371 Sweeney, Daniel, 509. 361, 163, 174 Sweeney, Dee, 528, 412 Sweet, Arnold, 171 Swift, Donald, 509, 404 Swigart, Ronald. 509 Swigert, Sally, 528, 345, 277, 254 Switzer, Phil, 528, 321 Swopes, Danny, 528, 342 Sykora, Shirley. 555, 447 Sylvester, Donald, 289 Sylvester, Richard, 555, 452 Symes, Linda, 509, 388, 167 241 Synar, Bonita, 509, 161, 327, 218 T Taggart, Donna, 528, 327 Taggart, Karen, 509, 318, 218, 221 266, 267, 109 Talcott, William, 235 Taliaferro, Gary, 528, 452, 244 Taliaferro, Ann, 400, 277 Taliaferro, Royal, 279 Tallchief, Timothy. 555, 312, 353 Tallent, Donald, 509, 338 Tallent, Dwi ht, 492, 235 Talley, Charlies, 509 Talley, Joyce, 528 Talley, Sanford, 528. 359 Tallman, Jo Ann, 492, 240 Taluc, Frances. 528, 418 Taluy, Ayla, 260 Tanchandrphongs, Se, 270 Tanner, David, 166 Tanner, Frank, 555, 423 Tanner, Herbert, 555, 405 Tannery, Dickie. 492 Tansey, Bob, 528 Tapp, Ralph. 463, 412, Tarlton, Wallace, 492. 295 Tarman, Larry, 555, 412 Tarr, Barbara, 509, 447. 257 Tassell. Ellen, 509, 400 Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas 1 s 5 5 Q s Tate, Arthur. 528. 452 Tate, Gary, 509, 369 Tate, Lyndon, 463 237 Tate, Michael. 194 Tate, Tonya, 509 331 Tatyrek, Ernest, 555, 423 Taulbee, Dale, 162 Taylor, Alan, 528, 279 Taylor, Ann, 555.412, 341, 223 Ta lor, Arthur, 555. 404 Y Taylor, Connie, 555 Taylor, 588 Cynthia, 555, 418, 23 Becky, 457 Betty, 509 Bruce, 509, 412 Bruce G., 528 Charles, 492, 357 Danny, 555, 394, 293 Donna, 492, 447 Gerald, 493 James, 509. 172 Jimmie, 493 John C., 493. 232 , John M , 493 334, 256, 359 , 10seph,493, 431 Kiaren, 277 Melvin, 232 Mike, 461, 236. 265 Nancy, 555, 381, 23 Pat, 528 Thomas, Paula, 555, 434 Thomas, Regina, 555, 400 Thomas, Sharon, 509. 447 Thomas, Sheila. 493, 343 Thomas, Sue, 555, 418 Thomas Susan J. 528 Thomas, Vicki, 555. 418 Thomas Warren, 509. 357 Thomas: wiibur, 539, 313. 163 247 Thomason, Charles, 528, 322, 279 Thomason, Dinah, 555, -120 Thomason, Edwyna. 277 Thomason, Gary, 509. 233 Thomason, Karen, 528, 277, 218 Thomblison, Kathleen, 528, 457, 218 Thompson, Danny, 559 Thompson, David, 555 Thompson, David, 412 Thompson, Donald, 555, 353 Thompson, Dorothy, 528, 333 Thompson, Edward. 412 Thompson, Frank. 493. 431, 334 Thompson, Franklin, 555 Thompson Jacquelyn, 55, 457 Thompson, James M., 355 Thompson, James M , -193 Thompson Thompson , James W.. 406 , Jeanne, 555 Thompson, Jeanne. 457 Thompson, Jerry, 173 Thompson, John, 528, 421 Thompson, Judy Lynn, 289 Thompson, Karen, 528, 349 Thompson, Kathleen, 528 Thompson, Kathleen, 420 Thompson, Kenneth, 509, 412, 2 Thompson, , , Thomson, Mary, 509, 337 Thomburgh, William, 528, 394 Thorne, Doyne, 555, 412 Thome, Edwin, 460, 236 Thome, Joyce, 529, 400 Beverly, 529, 400, 277 Thomhil , Thomton, James, 493 Marvin, 240 Thornton, Thornton, Roy, 466, 342, 293 Thornton, Sandra, 555, 400 Thornton, Vernon, 461, 236, 357 Thornton, Wynema, 493, 388 Thrall, Charles, 529 Thrasher, Carol, 257 Thrasher, Judith, 529 Threatt, Charles, 555, 404 Throckmorton, Donna, 555, 441 Throgmorton, Rebecca, 555 Throgmorton, Wayne, 559 Thurber, Daryl, 529, 400 Tidwell, John, 529, 329 Tiemeier, Karen, 555, 418 Tigert, Craig, 531, 555, 351 Tighe, James, 493. 262 Tigner, Patricia, 555, 434 Tigue, Charles, 493, 296 Tilley, Gary, 509. 338, 163, 174, 240 Tillman, Mary. 529, 400 Tilly, Emitt, 555 Timmons, Martha, 555, 388 Timperly, James, 509, 283 Tinberg, Dennis, 509. 431 Tinelli, Anthony, 555 Tinnen, William, 559 Tippeconnic, Mary, 509, 447, 242, 254, 264, 267 Tippens, Terry, 509, 321, 220, 227, 247, 69 Tippett, Floyd, 529, 394 Tippie, Martin, 493, 110 Tippins, Glenda, 529, 426 Tipton, Robert, 529, 359 Titsworth, Howard, 493, 361 Titsworth, Tobie, 220, 231, 239 Tiwwy, Jim, 374 Todd, Alan, 555, 367 Todd, Andrew, 303 Todd, Robert, 466. 529, 267 Tohlen, Harold, 493, 171 Tolbert, Veva, 529, 457 Tolle, Barbara, 493, 341 Tolle, Kathleen, 556 Tolle, Steven, 556, 452 Toller, Keith, 529, 353 Toma, Suzelle, 509. 447, 218, 264 Tomberlin, Jack. 529, 412 Tomer, David, 556, 431 Tomlinson, Cecil, 262 Tomlinson, Cheryl. 556, 400 Tomlinson, David 243, 281 Ttgrggy, Frances, 529, 418, 305, 277, Toney, Robert 188 Tooley, Terry, 556, 242, 359 Toppenberg, Dan, 556, 423, 173 Touchstone, Ida, 529, 418 Toukan, Mohammed, 509 Touliyati, Nasser, 304 Towles, William, 509, 412 Town, Evan, 288 Townsend, Christina. 556 Townsend, Frank, 466, 452 Townsend, Ralnh, 493, 371 Townsend, William, 509, 325 Townsley, Claudia, 529, 388 Towry, John, 493 Tracy, Betty, 509, 218, 349 Trazy, Chester, 493, 423 Tracy, Frederick, 509, 355 Tracy, Kenneth, 529, 342. 224 Trautman. Linda. 493, 388 Travers, John, 529. 404 Trawick, Larry, 529, 329 Traynor, William, 227 Treadwell, Micaela 529 Tredway, James, 509, 357 Trent, Beverly, 509, 434 Trent, John, 493 Trimble. Charles, 180 Tripp, Gary, 111 Tripp, Richard. 284 Trippet, 556, 426 Trogden, Lloyd, 509. 238, 273 Trotter, Carolyn, 556. 400 Trousdale, William, 556, 452 Trower, Patricia 556, -118 Troxel, Janet, 556, 418 True, Gerald, 556, 404 Trueworthy, John, 493 Trussell, Cynthia, 556, 400 Tryner, Kenne'h, 509, 394 Tsai, Tsung, 272 Tucci, Anthony, 556, 404, 283 Tucker, Patricia, 509, 167, 277, 349, 254, 72 Tucker, Randal, 556, 452 Tucker, Ronald, 529 Tucker, Sandra 347, 68 Tuggle, Judy, 277 Tuley, June, 556, 418 Tullius, Daniel, 557 Turinsky, Mary, 529 Turk, Albert, 556, 329 Turley, Leah, 556, 447, 277 Turley, Robert, 493, 423 Turner, Beujamin, 460, 236 Tumer, Billy, 556, 394 Turner, Faun, 556, 400 Turner, Janis, 509, 363 Turner, Jerre, 529 Turner, Marion, 556 Tumer, Paul, 466 Phyllis, 556 Tumer, Turney, Ann, 277 Turvey Donald, 556, 394 Vieux, Roy, 509, 431 Vincent, Alice, 107 Vincent, Donald, 466, 404 Vining, Charles, 529, 367 Vinnedge, Cynthia, 556, 388 Vinson, Thomas, 556, 431 Vinyard, Roy, 556, 452 Vinzetta, Jana, 300 Voehl, Bettye, 466 Voelzke, Ricky, 556 Vogel, Richard, 509, 329 Vogel, Stephen, 509, 431 Vogler, George, 556, 333 Vogt, Robert, 529 Voise, Gary, 273 Vollmer, Nancy, 529, 447, 385 Vongunten, Lynn, 556, 280, 23 Vontungeln, Amanda, 509, 347 Vontungeln, Vicki, 349 Vorse, Donn, 509, 274, 279 Voskuhl, Danny, 529, 404 Voss, Candus, 509, 447 Voss, Leo, 556, 353 Voss, Wallace, 529 Vowel, Christine, 493, 400 W Waddell, Jill, 509, 345 Tuttle, Linda, 493, 254 Tuttle, Marcia, 556, 400 Tuttle, Steven, 529 Tuttle, William, 556 Tver, Tamara, 556, 447 Tyler, Janie, 447 Tyler, Ohara, 463 Tyler, Sherry, 529, 400, 175 Tyner, Janice, 529, 363 Tytenicz, Marjorie, 556, 418 Waddle, Cheryl 559, 457 Wade, David, 529 Wade, Ira, 559, 452 Wade, J ack, 493, 371 Wade, Linda, 529, 381 Wade, Sonia, 257 Wade, Thomas, 529, 374 Wade, William, 242 Wadley, James, 466 Wadley, Joy, 529, 418 Wadsworth, Mark, 554, 394 Wadsworth, Michael, 509, 371 Uetake, Yojiro, 56 Ulken, Rosemary, 493, 400 Waggerman, Gary, 241 Wag oner, Rex, 556, 351 Waglge, Jay, 509, 32, 242 Ullom, Nancy, 556 Ulmer, Philip, 463, 351 Underwood, David, 273, 279 Underwood, James, 556, 279 Underwood, Joe, 163. 174 Underwood, Lois, 556, 418 Underwood, Mary, 556, 400 Underwood, Tom, 493 Wagner, John, 556 Wagner, Linda, 529, 341 Wagner, Richard, 529, 367 Wagner, Rickie, 493, 235 Wagner, Terry, 529 Wagnon, Alton, 529, 412 Wa oner, Jack, 452 Unruh, Ra , 529, 406 Upshaw, Sllieila, 277 Utech, Donna, 556. 434, 56 Utter, Fred, 529, 373 Uzzell, Sharon, 509 Uzzell, Steven, 412 V Vaananen, Mary, 556 Vanbebber, Carolyn, 556, 400 Vanbrunt, Mary, 556, 434 Vancamp, Delores, 529, 457 Vance, Terry, 509, 226, 242, 265, 283 Vancuren, John, 281 Vanderwork, Carol, 232 Vanderwork, Mickey, 509, 338 Vendeventer, Robert, 529 Vandever, Victoria, 556 Vandiver, John, 529, 394, D6 Vandiver, Nora, 556 Vandolsen, Karen, 493, 447, 345, 167 Vandorn, Buck, 556, 361 Vangieson, Paul, 210 Vangundy, Judy, 509, 426 Vanhoesen, Kent, 556, 367 Vanhorn, Steve, 556, 357 Vanhuesen, Cathy, 529 Vanlandingham, C., 493. 291 Vanlandingham, Dian, 529, 400 Vann, Karen, 556, 400 Vanzant, Marlene, 493, 457 Vardanian, Isaac, 304 Varmecky, Joseph, 556, 373 Varner, Gordon, 529 Vamer, Tommy, 556, 357 Vascellaro, Frank, 529, 412 Vater, John, 556, 357 Vaughan, Carol, 529, 381, 248 Vau han, Karen, 556, 337 Walgiduddin, Abu, 272 0 Wair, Myma, 529. 331, 218, 223 Waite, Richard, 305 Waitman, John, 231 Wakefield, John, 556 Walcott, James, 509, 342, 236 Waldron, Montrose, 71 Walford, Richard, 509 Walker, Cheryl, 303 Walker, Daniel, 275 Walker, Walker, Walker, Deborah, 556, 447 Diane, 556, 317 Gary, 556, 452, 273 Walker, Janice, 556. 400 Walker, Jeanne, 493 Walker, Jimmie, 233 Walker, Joan, 556, 327 Walker, Karen, 556, 447, 248 WValker, Larry, 493, 321 Walker, Mary, 493, 331 Walker, Michael, 556, 312, 329 Walker, Patricia, 556, 331 Walker, Ronald, 529, 333 W-alker, Sharie, 447 Walker, Steven, 529 Walker, Thomas, 556, 365 Walker, Vicki, 529 Wall, Terry, 556, 423. 166 Wallace, Alice, 357, 317 Wallace, Brenda, 557 Wallace Frank 529 Wallacez Kenneih, 180,259 Wallace, Larry, 175 Wallace, Richard, 235 Vemon 312 8 Vaughn, Brenda. 556, 400 Vaughn, Carla, 529. 418 Vaughn, Dennis. 279 Vaughn, Jane, 509, 457 Vaughn, Jimmie, 493 Vaughn, Robert, 529, 373 Vaughn, Rose, 529, 277 Vaughn, Shirlene. 529, 400 Vaughn, Toian, 277 Vaughn, Willi-am. 529, 325 Vaught, Donna. 529, 318, 249 Waller, Pamela. 277 Wallin, Betty, 557, 223 Walling, Buster, 557. 371, 242 Wallis, Gary, 462. 237 Wallis, James, 493. 257 Wallis, Pamela, 529 Wallraven, Darrell, 529, 412 Walls, Josephine, 509 Walls, Robert, 529 Walta, Martha. 277 Veale, James, 556. 412 Veirs, George, 493 Venard, James, 239 Venator, Carole, 556, 457, 222, 254 Venn, Stephany, 275 Venosdel, Stewart, 493, 431 Venters, Ronald, 556. 412 Vemon, Kaye, 493, 388, 297, 211 Vesarucjnont, Somma, 270 Via, Linda. 529, 400 Vick, Linda, 556, 327 Vickers, Larry, 556, 412 Vickers, Nancy. 529. 447, 277 Vietti, Linda, 529, 388 Walter, Walters, Walters, Walters, Juli-a, 529, 447 Contsance, 493, 284 Mary, 509. 457 Nancy, 509 VValters, Patrick, 242 Walters, Shirley, 557, 400 Walton, Robert, 214, 257, 259 Waltrip, Karen. 556, 418 Waltrip, Roy, 529 Wan, Joyce, 272 Wang, Shirley, 272 Ward, Carolyn, 557, 400 Ward, Carolyn. 509 Ward, James, 509, 431, 227 Ward, Jerry, 173 Ward, Joe, 493. 378 Ward, Jayce, 509, 388, 303, 282 Ward, Kelly, 557 Ward, Lee, 462. 180, 237 Ward, Leona, 493. 277 Ward, Mickey, 509, 560, 452 Ward, Robert, 557, 412 Ward, Rosalee, 509, 267 Ward Steven, 557, 367 Ward, Terry, 166 Ward, Thomas, 529 Ward, Timmie, 258 Warden, Henry, 529, 322 Warden, Joan, 557, 426, 288 Ware, Bennie, 510, 108 Ware, Brenda, 493, 441 Wares, Dale, 510, 431 Warma, Beverly, 493, 441, 385 Warma, Harold, 557, 275 Warner, Donald, 404, 303 Warner, Donald, 557, 275 Warner, Emily, 557, 457, 290, 234 Warner, Michael, 529, 214 Warnke, Linda, 529, 388, 289 Warren, Carol, 529 Warren, Charles, 461 Warren, Claudia, 277 Warren, George, 529, 353 Warren, Jana, 493, 224, 349 Warren, John, 529 Warren, Lloyd, 557, 404 Warren, Michael, 557, 353 Warren, Sharon, 557, 434 Warren, Tom, 557, 431 Warterfleld, Robert, 557, 394 Washburn, Bill, 529 Washburn, Gary, 280, 273, 279 Wass, Mike, 557, 110 Waters, Mary, 557, 400, 222 Watkins, Carla, 493, 457 Watkins, Charles, 163 Walkin' Watkins Doris, -147 Edwin, 510, 557, 394 5, Watkins: George, 329 5, Watkin Watkin Glenda, 447 Kenneth, 494, 431, 259, 257 5, Watson, Don, 494, 245 Watson, Eric, 494, 257, 259 Watson, Gary, 557, 270, 279 Watson, Jane, 557, 420 Watson, Jimmie, 494, 452, 194 Watson, Lester, 280 Watson, Ray, 529, 412 Watson Tony 494 164, 168 Wan, Katrin, 357, 418 Watt, Larry, 557, 404 Watts, Watts, VVatts, Charles, 510, 162, zes, 367 Glenna, 557, 418, 22 tack, 175 Waugaman, Sharon, 557 YVaugh, Kathlyn, 277 Waymack, James, 460, 236 Wayman, Patricia, 510, 457 Weatherly, Wayne, 188 Weathers, Janet, 557, 327 Weatherston, 510, 359 Weibel, 296, 303 Weaver, Weaver, Claireda, 510, 420 Linda, 529, 400 Weaver, Penny, 557, 418 Weaver, Regina, 557, 400, 277 Weaver, Ronald. 557, 374 Weaver, Sarah, 529, 447 Webb, Cleburne, 494, 162, 296, 174 Webb, Donna 560 Webb, James, 494 Webber, Timothy, 510, 431 Weber, Linda, 529, 457 Wgfrgzr, Malinda, 510, 161, 347, 295, Weber, Walter, 510, 359 Webster, Carl, 412 Webster, Chloe, 529, 418 Webster, Linda, 529, 457 Webster, Ronald, 494 Weeden, Scott, 288 Weeks, Barbara, 557, 434, 277 Weeks, Thomas, 529, 394, 242 Weese , Dennis, 557, 394 Weesner, Donald, B9 Wehmu ller, James, 529, 275 Wehr, Donna, 280 Wehrenberg, Kenneth, 233 Claudia, 55 Wiebel, Kathryn, 510, 61, 349, 67 Weigandt, Helen, 557, 457, 234 Weigant, Marie, 21, 255, 277 Weigel, James, 510, 355 Weigle, Pamela, 494, 297, 349 Weinand, Jerry, 462, 338, 237 Weirich, Thomas, 529, 202. 367 Weisman, Michael, 510, 329, 256 Weiss, Jean, 457 VVeiss, Marilyn, 494, 249, 250, 71 Weitzel, Leroy, 529, 288, 523 Welch, David, 557 Welch, Kathryn, 557 Welch, Linn, 494, 353 Welch, Sheridan, 494, 557, 418, 426 Wells, Gwenna, 529, 441 Wells, James, 557, 329 Wells, Jan, 283 Wells, Larry, 494, 270 Wells, Melody, 230 YVells. Richard, 510, 404 Welsch, Joe, 557, 406, 290 Wen Juinyen, 272 Wendel, Fred, 557, 452 Wendel, Michael, 494, 143, 357 Wendt, Wertz, Karen, 494, 345, 221, 62 Dean, 510, 325 West, Barry F., 404 West, Barry G., 510, 557, 329 West, Charles, 529, 342 West, Elizabeth, 557, 418 West, Frances, 557, 400 Gary, 510 West, West, Judith, 494, 457, 251, 289 West, Linda, 510, 400 West, West, Loren, 530 Merrily, 557, -100 West, Paul, 240 West, Robert, 557, 288, 378 Thomas, 28 West, Westbrook, Pamela, 557 Wester, Edwyn, 530 Westermeyer, Joy, 510, 388 Westhoff, Frances, 494, 318 Westmoreland, Herbert, 200, 194 Weston, Marilyn, 557, 400 Wettengel, Margaret, 557, 418, 303 Wetzel, Anna, 557 Wetzel, Herbert, 494 Whatley. Phyllis, 510, 447 Wheat, George, 247 Bvliealley, Larry, 530 Billy, 250, 279 Wheeler, Wheeler, Don, 510, 412, 293, 73 Wheeler, Edward D., 530 Edward V,, 423 Wheeler, Wheeler, Gary, 530, 242, 359 Wheeler, Jane, 530, 457, 277 Wheeler, Janice, 557, 381, 223, 248 Wheeler, Larry, 530 Wheeler Michael, 570 Wheeler Michial, 560 Wheeler, William, 570, 423, 274 Wherritt, Bart, 494, 361, 224, 250 Whipkey, Sharon, 510, 418 Whisenant, William, 357, -104 Whisenhunt, Nancy, 290 Whisler, Donna, 557, 447 Whisnant, John, 494 Whitaker, Donald, 510 Whitaker, Major, 273, 274, 279 Whitaker, Ellen, 466 White, Barry, 494, 216, 55, 59, 63, 365, 65 White, Bruce, 557, 412 White, Chris, 270 White, Eddie, 173 White, Edward, 557, 404 White, Edwin, 494, 165, 168, 367 Gary, 461, 236 White, White, Jayne, 494, 318, 300 White, John H. Jr., 530, 173 White, John H., 494, 530, 334 White, John O., 530, 394, 244, 367 White, John R., 394 Wrhlige, Karen, 530, 381, 290, 170, White, White, Kerry, 530, 349 White, Linda, 557, 457 White, Mareyn, 167, 218, 225, 277, Kenneth, 557, 329 885 White, Mar , 530, 331, 224,277 White, Micliael, 557, 223, 355 White, Olive, 510, 418 White, Patsy, 494, 254, 267 White, Phillip, 530, 242 White, Ralph B., 557, 412 White, Ral h K., 530, 275, 359 White, Ricgard, 557, 312, 288, 371 Robert D. 423 White, , White, Robert E., 530 White, Ronald E., 333, 288 White, Ronald G., 557 White, White Sherrilyn, 557 , Stephen. 557, 394, 242 White, Steven, 530 White, Susan, 510, 254 White, Tony, 494, 325, 273 Vicki, 557 VV1tite, White, William A. 11, 452, 342 VVhite, VVilli-am A., 557, 412 YVhite, William R.. 530 William Rob., 530 557, 273 White, Whiteley, Charles, 510, 373 Whiteneck, Rhonald, 494, 32 Whitfield, Aloma, 494 Whitfield, Marcus, 466 Whitfield, Norris, 494, 232 Whitford, Gary, 530, 412 Whitley, Joan, 494, 447, 282 Whitlock, Lowell, 371 Whitmore, Alexander, 290, 202 Whitney, Cynthia, 530, 4-41, 254, 281 Whitsitt, Bill, 557, 329 Whitson, Joy, 510, 457, 234, 277, 109 Whittaker, Randy, 557, 357 Whittet, Ruth, 557, 426 Whitton, Betty, 494, 327, 297, 60 Whitton, Dania, 557, 345 Wickersham, Victor, 557, 404, 247 Wieberdink, Loren, 557, 404 Wiechman, Herbert, 494. 510, 315 Wiechman, Merton, 315 Wiederkehr, Alexander, -194 Wier, Mary, 222 Wieser, Gary, 494 VViewel, Max, 510, 361, 163 Wiggins, Cheryline, 277 Wiggins. Ted, 463. 237 Wight, Montea, 494 Wilhurn, Garry, 494 Wilcox, Linda, 494. 400, 108 Wild, James, 530, 334 Wilder, Jane, 557, 331 Wilder, Stephen, 570. 412, 223 Wildermuth, David, 557, 406 Wildman, David, 530, 242, 369 Wiles, Howard, 557 Wiles, John, 288 Wiley, Connie, 530, 441 Wiley, Linda, 557, 418 Wilhoyte, Cherryl, 557 Wilkerson, Connie, 305 Wilkinson, Beverly, 557, 349 VVilkinson, Paula, 530, 327, 254 Wilks, Deborah, 494, 400 YVi1lard, Mary, 305 Willets, Larry, 557, 404 Willey, Chester, 68, 510, 165, 290, 219, 220, 63, 365, 290, 66 Willhoite, Michael, 510, 404, 279 WVilliams, Ann, 230, 234 Williams, Betty, 510, 388 Williams, Bobb , 175 Williams, Carollj 510, 167 Williams, Dewey, 510, 247 YVil1iams, Edward, 530, 394, 108 Williams, Emalie, 447 Gary L., 530 Williams, Williams, Gary M., 369 Williams, George, 530, 404 Williams, Harold D., 227 Williams, Harold G., 466 Williams, James B., 163 Williams, James B., 163 Wrillljams, Janet, 510, 349, 254, 264, Williams, Janice, 558 Williams, Jeff, 558, 431 Williams, Jerry, 494 Williams, Jill, 494 Williams, Jim C., 530, 404 Williams, Jim O., 530, 382 Williams, Jimmy, 558, 404, 321 ohn K 174 Williams, J ., John V., 510, 325 illiams Wilson. Linda, 494, 254 Wilson, Louise, 494 Wilson, Mark, 494, -112 Wilson, Mark, 494, 246, 353, 73 Wilson, Michael, 558, 312, 334 Wilson, Michelle, 558, 381 Wilson, Pamela, 530, 345, 254, 72 Wilson, Patricia, 510, 349, 277 Wilson, Phillip, 558, 404 Wilson, Ralph, 558, 412 Wilson, Richard, 173 Wilson, Robert, 510, 369 Wilson, Ro , 494 Wilson, Sallly, 558, 363 Wilson, Steven D., 292 Wilson Wilson Wilson , Steven K., 240 , Terry, 510, 325 Tim, 539, 367 Wilson? Walter, B., 510 Wilson Wilsin, alter L 452 , W -, William Rex, 558, 315 Wilson, William R., 495, 558, 404 Walt, Stephen, 394 Wimmer, Linda, 275 Wimmer, L nda, 530 WVindle, Delia, 510, -100 Wing, George, 495, 342 Wingfield, Arvin, 495, 231 Wingo, Carolyn, 558, 400 Winkler, Sharyn, 510, 388, 297, 225, 12 Winsett, Ann, 558, 363 Winslow, Barbara, 510, 447, 277 Winslow, Dale, 495, 558, 394 Winslow, Iris, 457 Wint, Sara, 558 Winter, Barbara, 281 Winter, Kenneth, 284 Winters, Elizabeth, 558 Winters, Mark, 558, 315 Woolse y, Kay, 305 Wooten, Marcia, 510, 347, 167 Work, Pa mel-a, 279 Workman, Bobby, 530, 412, 202 Worley, Edward, 530, 412, 175 Worley, Joe, 295, 355 Worley, Richard, 495 Worley, Roger, 558 Worsham, Larry, 558, 367 Worstell, Doyle, 495, 262 Worthington, Janice, 300 Worthington, John, 233 Wray, Sidney, 530, 313 Wrede, Marchita, 510, 447, 218 Wright, Adonna, 558 Wright, Allen, 466 Wright, Carol, 558, 347 Wright, Cheryl, 510, 170, 349 Wright, Dennis, 495, 260 Wright, Gerald, 558, 452 Wright, Jacqueline, 341 Wright, Jerry, 558 Wright, Jimmie, 558 Wright, Joe, 166 Wright, John, 530, 412 Wright, Larry, 247 Wright, Linda, 558, 418, 218 Wright, Nancy, 530, 300 Wright, Nancy, 420 Wright, Phillip, 510, 332 Wright, Sharon, 530, 347, 242 Wu, Chii, 466, 431, 272 Wu, Po, 272 Wu, Weiwhong, 272 Wu, Yih, 272 Wurtz, Linda, 530, 457 Wyant, Nancy, 270 Wyche, Robert, 530, 241 Wyckoff, Robert, 530, 241 Wyckoff, Thomas, 530, 394 W . Williams, Judy K., 345, 277 Williams, Judy M., 558 Williams, Karen, 558, 266 Williams, Katie, 494 Williams, Kenneth R., 26, 262 Williams, Kenneth R., 288, 259 Williams, Kenny, 559, 202, 281 Williams, Margaret 530, 297, 363 Williams, Marsha, 530, 418 Williams, Meredith, 558, 317 Williams, Willi-ams, Michael, 530, 238 Nancy, 441 Williams, Pamela, 349 Williams, Philip, 530, 357 Williams, Robert, 558, 452, 223 Williams, Sharron, 570, 447 Williams, Stanley, 510, 333, 66 YVilliams, Stephen, -166 Williams, Steven, 558 Williams, Terry, 233 Winters, Sharon, 234 Winters, Shirley, 510, 457, 303, 282 Winters, Susan, 558, 345 Wintory, Kenneth, 530, 423, 173 VVire, Marvin, 558, 394 James, 558, 351 Wirt, Wise, Allen, 558, 452 Wise, Donna, 530, 381, 321, 268 Elissa, 495 388 Wise, , Wise, Jimmy, 220, 233 Wise, Steven, 530, 374 Wiseman, Raymond, 558, 394 Wisherd, Sheila, 510, 341, 298, 264 Withers, Adell, 530, 418, 302 Witht, Monty, 303 Witt, David, 530, 452 Witt, John, 510, 33 Witt, Richard, 530, 452 Witt, Stephen, 558 Witte, James, 510, 412 Witt, William, 558, 355 Wylie, Sherry, 495, 389 Wynn, Dixie, 510 Wynne, Susan, 510, 447, 268 Wyrick, William, 173 Y Yaakub, Omar, 271, 301 Yamani, Zaid, 466, 259, 272 Yankee, NVilliam, 495, 361 Yarbrough, Richard, 558, 315 Yarger, Gerald, 510 Yaryan, Leslie, 558, 327 Yates, Marilyn, 495, 447, 277 Yates, Nanci, 558 Yeager, Peggy, 530 Yearout, Gary, 558, 412 Yehle, Marianne, 558, 426 Yen, Albert, 272 Yerian, Daniel, 510, 242, 369 Williams, Vernice, 558, 400 Williams, Vickie, 530. 418 Williamson, Carol, 530 Eldon, 558, 394 Wlliamson, Williamson, Jo, 558, 447 Williamson, John, 558, 394 Williamson, Rosanne, 530 William, 510 Williamson, Willie, Jimmy, 558, 452 Williford, Richard, 494, 160, 164, 168, 249, 245 Willingham, Sally, 223, 255 Bennie, 279 Willis, Willis, Danny, 180 Jimmie 560 Willis, , Willis, Rocky, 530, 394 Willis, Suanne, 530, 426, 303, 282 Walter, 494, 412 235 Willis, , Willison, Neal, 558, 243 Willoughby, Vicky, 290 Wills, Arthur, 463. 237 Wills, Charles, 466 Wills, Jimmie, 279 Wills, Karen, 558, 457 Willsey, William, 510, 371 Willson, Charles, 494, 558, 404, 288, Wilson , Alvin, 530, 394 Wilson, Barry, 510, 355 Wilson, Billy, 530, 279, 355 Wilson, Brenda, 530, 447 Wilson, Carolyn, 494, 388 Wilson, Carrel, 530, 423 Wilson, Charles, 244 Wilson, Clyde, 164, 168 Wilson, Cynthia G., 558, 457 Wilson, Cynthia M., 558, 277 Wilson, Daniel, 558, 394, 228 Wilson, Deana, 530, 457 5 Wilsrln , 30 Edwin, 494, 228 Wilsonj Elaine, 279 Wilson, Fawn, 510, 447, 264 Wilson, Gary, 558, 351 ilson, Gayle, 530. 317 W . 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V' ,. fTfi--w--4-up I.':'H' I A Acacia. 315 African Students Organization, 271 Aggie Toastmasters. 228 Aggie X, 227 Agriculture Student Council, 69 Agronomy Club. 229 Alphabettes, 302 Alpha Beta Alpha, 257 Alpha Chi Omega, 316 Alpha Delta Pi, 319 Alpha Gamma Rho, 320 Alpha Kappa Psi, 244 Alpha Phi Alpha, 3 Alpha Phi Omega. 13 296 Alpha Pi Mu, 257 Alpha Tau Alpha, 239 Alpha Tau Omega, 323 Alpha Zeta, 220 American Chemical Society, 285 American Institute for Design 8: Drafting, 229 American Institute of Acgonautics 81 Astronautics, 25 American Institute ol' Architects, 293 .American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 299 American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 259 American Society Agricultural Engineers, 228 American Society Civil Engineers, 260 American Society Mechanical Engineers, 294 American Veterinary Medical Association, 236 Angel Flight, 161 Aquatic Club, 281 Army Blades, 167 Arnold Air Society, 168 Arts 8: Sciences Student Council, 70 Association Childhood Education, 251 Association Women Students, 221 B Baptist Student Union, 289 Beta Alpha Psi, 250 Beta Chi Sigma, 293 Beta Gamma Sigma, 249 Beta Theta Pi, 324 General Index Beta Upsilon Sigma, 249 Block 81 Bridle, 232 Blue Key. 63 Brumley Apartments, 386 Business Student Council. 71 C Campus Crusade, 287 Capettes, 170 Chi Alpha, 270 Chi Delphia, 297 Chi Epsilon, 260 Chi Omega, 327 Chinese tudent Association, 272 Coed Apartments, 389 Collegiate FFA, 231 Cordell Hall, 390 D Dairy Science Club. 230 Delta Chi. 328 Delta Delta Delta, 331 Delta Sigma Alpha, 234 Delta Tau Delta, 333 Delta Upsilon, 335 Delta Zeta, 336 Drummond Hall, 395 E East Bennett Hall, 401 East Bennett Council. 244 Education Student Council. 72 Engineering Club, 288 Engineering Gavel Club. 262 Engineering Student Council, 73 Eta Kappa Nu, 258 F FarmHouse, 339 Fire Protection Society. 292 Forestry Club, 235 G Gallant Guard, 166 Gamma Delta, 289 Gamma Phi Beta, 340 Girls of Golden Heart, 300 Government Week Commission, 66 H Hanner Hall, 405 Home Economics Club, 267 Home Economics Student Council, 74 Horticulture Club. 238 HJQID Cluh, 266 I India Students Association, 269 Institute of Electrical. Electronics Engineers, 243 Intercollegiate Knights. 219 Intercollegiate Party. 220 lnterfraternity Council, 311 Iota Nu Sigma, 250 Iranian Students Club, 304 K Kappa Alpha, 343 Kappa Alpha Theta, 344 Kappa Delta, 347 Kappa Delta Pi, 253 Kappa Kappa Gamma. 348 Kappa Kappa Psi, 274 Kappa Phi, 286 Kappa Sigma, 351 Kerr Hall, 407 Key-Board Commission. 65 KVRO, 256 L Lambda Chi Alpha, 352 Lassos 81 Lariats, 225 Little Sisters of Minerva, 297 M Medical Technology Society, 295 MRHA, 384 MRHA Judicial Board. 303 Minute Men Drill Team, 173 Mortar Board, 62 Mu Kappa Tau, 242 Murray Hall, 413 N North Hall, 419 O Omicron Delta Kappa, 64 Omicron Nu, 266 Orange Quill. 219 Orange 8: Black Quill. 218 Organization of Arab Students, 271 O-Staters, 222 OSU Band. 278 OSU Botanical Club, 304 OSU Flying Aggies, 284 OSU Hotel K Restaurant Society, 288 OSU Karate-Do Club. 283 OSU Orchestra, 280 OSU Rodeo Club, 240 OSU Sailing Club, 285 OSU Skydivers. 173 OSU Soccer Club. 301 OSU Wildlife Society. 241 OSU Young Democrats, 248 P Pakistan Students Association. 272 Panhellenic Council, 310 Parker Hall, 421 Pershing Rifles C-7, 175 Pershing Rifles Regimental Headquarters, 176 Phi Delta Theta, 354 Phi Eta Sigma, 226 Phi Gamma Delta. 356 Phi Kappa Tau, 359 Phi Kappa Theta, 360 Phi Kappa Psi, 382 Physical Education Maiors, Minors. 303 Pi Alpha Mu. 289 Pi Kappa Alpha, 364 Pi Mu Epsilon. 298 Pi Omega Pi, 252 Pi Tau Sigma. 262 Pi Upsilon Omicron. 268 Poultry Sci-ence Club. 241 R Rho Nu Tau. 305 S Scabbard and Blade, 174 Scott Hall. 424 Sigma Alpha Epsilon. 367 Sigma Alpha Iota, 305 Sigma Alpha Sigma, 252 Sigma Chi, 368 Sigma Nu, 371 Sigma Phi Epsilon, 372 Sigma Tau. 263 Sigma Tau Delta. 291 Sigma Theta Epsilon. 286 Single Men's Apartments. 42 7 Single Women's Apartments, 432 Society For Advancement Management, 245 Society Of American Military Engine-ers. 171 Society Of Electronics Engineering Technicians, 261 Society Of Mechanical Technicians, 261 Soil Conservative Society. 239 Southwestern Executive Sales Club, 246, 247 Stout Hall, 435 Student Education Association, 254, 255 Student Entertainers, 290 Student Industrial Arts. 295 Student Union Activities T Tau Beta Sigma, 274 Tau Iota Epsilon, 263 Tau Kappa Epsilon, 263 Thai Student Association, 270 Thatcher Hall, 440 Theta Chi, 376 Theta Sigma Phi, 378 U United Christian Campus Fellowship, 302 University Choir, 275 University Men's Glee Club. 273 University Party, 225 W Wentz Hall, 442 West Bennett Hall, 448 Wiillard Hall. 453 Women's Choral Club. 276 Women's Recreation Association, 282 WRHA, 385 Board, 68 Triangle. 378 X Xi Mu, 301 Y Young Republicans, 264, 265 YWCA. 300 Z Zeta Tau Alpha, 381 '7fae 1967 Realafam Prinied and Bound by THE CLIO PRESS Yearbook Division of ihe ECONOMY ADVERTISING CO. 591 Dear Fellow Students: My goal for the yearbook was to edit a creative expression of the '67 year. You, the students, must be the judge. Only if you can identify with the contents, was the book a success. To produce a book of merit by journalistic stan- dards and at the same time to say the things which so plainly needed to be said, was a difficult and restricting task. Our book was not an editorialized publication, it was an accurate representation of the many facets of our university and the events I which occurred. If it happened, we tried to repre- liilli ll d i A sent it in some manner. Our final deadline was March 15. In conjecturing, I might add that we possible missed portraying the coming of agen of OSU. As a staff, I can say we worked harder, studied less, talked more, slept less, and logged a marathon number of hours in our home in the Classroom Building basement. Where does one begin when handing out roses? To Lawanda, Alan and Margaret, I can only say thanks for your work, consulta- tion, and enthusiasm. I must also give one white rose to Emery Wheel. Congrats for a job well done to all the section editors - Connie, Bill, Linda, judy, Bruce, Doug, Barney Ann, Skip, George, and Barbara. And to my photographers - David, Dave, Paul, Steve, Dick, and Barry - I only hope you will forget all the early morning, late at night, and innumerable last-minute phone calls with which you were plagued. For the appointments you met when there were no subjects to shoot, for the long, rushed hours in the photo lab - I can only say thanks. The pictures in the book speak for themselves and for your efforts. There were many others who pitched in an extra needed hand at crucial moments - Donna, Patty, Susan, Steve, Sally, Mary Elizabeth, Lynn, Pam, jack, and Sheila. Mr. Woodson, director of publications, was a key contributor to our operation, he was the man with all the answers, especially in time of crisis - and there were times of crisis. A thousand words of praise for Gene McRae, yearbook consultant for Southwestern Engraving Co., and to B. C. Walker for his patience with the color pictures. Many other names need to be added to the composite of those contributing to the '67 book: Bill Bywater, of Economy Advertising Co., Hal Payne, of Durand Manufacturing Co., Bob McCormack, of McCormack Studio, for the REDSKIN beauty pictures, Bob McCulloh, of P.I.O., for several picture contributionsg and Paul McCreary, for the services of University Photo. We would especially like to recognize Cole Studio for their courageous first year efforts with the individual and organization pictures. As a staff we would like to say that it was a long-short year . . . a good year . . . an exciting year. As the editor, I would like to say . . . jiai fini. Cathleen Yordi, editor 592 Redskin I967 . . . student yearbook published for the student body of Oklahoma State University, Stillwater. Student staff photographers DAVE DOYLE DAVID LEGRANDE PAUL VANGIESON STEVE TUTTLE DICK DARLING BARRY BLACKMAN Official photographers COLE,S CAMPUS STUDIO Stillwater OSU PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE Oklahoma State University MCCORMACKJS STUDIO Tulsa, Oklahoma Printed and bound by ECONOMY ADVERTISING COMPANY Iowa City, Iowa Engravings by SOUTHWESTERN ENGRAVING COMPANY Tulsa, Oklahoma Covers by DURAND MANUFACTURING COMPANY Chicago, Illinois 7 f 090 M A V AQ: A O0 ff? PRES