Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 584 of the 1968 volume:

I l l l Q1 LAWANDA CONNALLY, Editor MARGARET BENBROOK, Associate Editor E. L. WOODSON, Director of Publications Published for the Student Body OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY Stillwater, Oklahoma Expressions of a Ye-ar lust as the circle has many shapes and forms-many expressions of the same, so has the university many expressions. This was our university, these are our expressions. Ever present was the individual seeking and looking toward a future. Individuals, however, Came together in groups to Work and play together. Whetlier individually or in groups We expressed the year through our thoughts and actions. Faces Expressed Feelings The happy exuberant face, smiling to tell us it was a good day. The studying face that contemplated our thoughts and searched to understand. The concerned face that told us something was at stake and people cared. 1, ,S Wm!- 'G Y.k'f M -Muff! L ..: K4-3. .Y , Q' if ? W QS Q-1 ., Vg , 'wL.w,, 1 , .L ,Q jx., ff: ff In . s ' ' ' A H 35, 3 5 - f 1.9 ' ' .wgng 1:3 1 6 ., ffjvfim fi me 1 ff if i jf 'ff' Z' x5i39QQiL.QfQi5 IJ' J' K- s rt' yjwf V 3.1! 3 .E ' ' J M, ff- i lvl :gf 1, 45:1 ra, W- ,' -ww 5 I ,K f kxzwgfygff,-' K vw: Q' 3 . 'K , 6 4 Q X five, A4 ,M I F i I I Expressions of Our Everyday Life The things we so often saw, but gave so very little thought. People talking to us and listening with in- terest in what We had to say, football games with all their Color and fanfare, a brilliant and glowing sun- set that brought the end to another day. Each day we were faced with many expressions, but how many ever stopped to enjoy or question what they saw. u I I V - W -- , - 1-uv 1-ui-nun N M M. 8 I, CONTENTS The Year .... Personalities . Beauties . , . The University . Colleges .... Arts , . . . The Activities . . . Sports . . . ROTC .... Publications . . Organizations . . The Students . . . Greeks . . . Residences . Classes . . The lndex . . e Year WORN The New Year Begins Returning to campus in the fall we saw many familiar sights that we had so recently left behind for a summer's rest. The campus was still as pretty as we remembered, or even more so, and the walk to class didn't seem as long as we once thought. The excitement of a new year was even more excit- ing for a new group of people that joined us in our search for an education. But even in the start of a new year we took precious moments to stop and wonder- where would this year take us and who would we meet? I3 F M f f V L, T . . A , ,k,.L , A, A m,.w'H'. '7 at V . .fu fy- 3' H . 3. fi my iii, 1.1 2,43 x.. , fm, F 5, , Aw 3 -1 f QM., Q ff K ,1 t V l , f., Q Q, , W4 wwf' 'I i w-K' 'wk 4 6 FM It 'qw F f 4 fs I4 . 1 ,W I K 1 'X Rush Week '67 With hours of worry over, Rush Week '67 came to an end. For the boys, there were hands to shake and girls to watch. For the I girls, tears of happiness and joy H flowed as a new sister was wel- 1, iil l l comed to the group. The Ribbon Dance gave new pledges a chance to become acquainted and discuss l' is their plans for a new year. 5 3 Q Entertainment Abounds on Campus Top-rated entertainment was the goal of the Residence Halls Association and Key- Board as they brought such well-knowns to campus as the Righteous Brothers and Andy Williams and Henry Mancini. Nino Tempo and April Stev- ens provided a light side to the evening with the Righteous Brothers, while Andy Wil- liams used local talent to brighten his show. Second se- mester found Key-Board bringing The Association to brighten the OSU stage. s 42 ' s if 5 H 25? ails C I 1 I, 3 ,mf 1 V WAfQiN3 6 ,4 if Y .a I ' Q S? xii C iQ A . h' ' ' Ni if Q 3 Q M U 'Q is x , H - ug sf inf' I w s 4? 4 'X . up , o 'o 5 lj Q' fl ' A fy I yr ,lf I X 1 'L M f ' ' - , .mx .x Xi , x ..,,, I ' v, I.. . I, . .6 ' C -K! uflilff ' E if , -'A , . X .9111 , 1, ag! A sql: 3 'iwgwi V s g . An Ever Growing University Keeping up the image of an ever- growing university, the campus was covered with construction of all kinds. The residence halls con- tinued to grow ever higher with the opening of the 14-story and construction of the new 12-story. Ag Hall Central, the Math and Statistics building, the new Life Sciences wing, and the HPER building were but only part of the growing university. But among the new, there still stood the state- ly old buildings, Some felt they should be torn down immediately, but to others they held their own rare beauty. ,X I ' '15, Homecoming '67 A warm autumn day, old and new friends, a parade, a queen and a football game welcomed Home- coming '67, Hours of work and effort were sacrificed to build the decorations that so many enjoy and look forward to. Sigma Chi- Chi Omega took first with the house decorations while Delta Tau Delta-Pi Beta Phi claimed the float laurels. Although thous- ands of fans watched the Cow- boys lose a game to Kansas, it was a wonderful day for all just being together and renewing old friend- ships and recalling old times that had past. I 5 Pg,,,Q,v,,. ' .2 1 ' f , -'lrvwff V Ui I Q k Ii. 1, , ,lm -f was an . wwwiifgjfp , , - Www ,'QFf'f-Z. .A,,mfwiS?fi55, t ' 'ff-17 ww' 3 , A ' - ' K X 121-1 Hx' 3 35 si il 3 Ms i 22 f funn- Wi. S2 ,VWUKX nm- Qfyfw 4 -'si' , fm-dvi, Aw 2, A ff.: fsl:4 'k mf if fy. QM' V? ,ii M ' sam! vii? in ma Q if ig W un: ml G if :Q at QW Q 1- in w f 1 ff, . ' , .:: Kxii J ,, I W Af -L Pk ' ,,-' ' '-f3 f ' 1-- 4 Linl ,,.A . .,f' W fl 51 xv ' -, . Ki, kl.. H: j , is .Z., 1 h-Lfg M ,Dila 'W ,. V, - D- Q - . , ' -: ? if iw, Not All Were Spectators Giving their best for the Cow- boys, a variety of people came together to involve themselves in the sports that everyone en- joyed. Whether in victory or defeat our spirit was always be- hind the teams that represented us. The year began at a low as our bell clapper went back to OU, but ended on a happier note as the NCAA wrestling crown was ours again. No mat- ter what the score or what the sport, the Cowboys were al- ways trying their best and as always, there is another year and another game. 3 K K X X , f 4 U Speakers Brought Messages Once again, speakers and speaker policies were ever in the spotlight of the year. Ribicoff, Katzenbach, and Weaver spoke of our country today in rural and urban develop- ment and in war. But others brought other messages. W e heard from SDS, but not from Leary. The regents set up speak- er guidelines that forbade some and caused economist Galbraith to cancel his campus engagement. Were we really too young to hear and decide for ourselves? Th:- question will remain. Senate A rare breed with many expres- sions of concern was this year's Student Senate. Fighting for the right to choose its sponsor, lead- ing students in voicing their opin- ions, discussing a n d learning among themselves-all were a part of our senate. Some dissen- sion was felt among their own, but all worked together for the Con- tinued good of GSU. We put our faith in them and hoped that they would lead with concern for the students individual rights, Voiced Opinions tiig W issi as K 'k , x. ,gg 3, , 4 vi' , CnL,,' ' H f . gi, - .i,:,'?f iff. '?f 1 ' 'Lf' 12 :W ww 1 - ,K-5 . A .3 ,K . 5 ev-'11 fzzk Q-:M x ia' + Q , al, . , M 1 '.a.,,g, :,,, WEN Q N X , . . ' 'Q N s r Concern Shown by Students , f A 1'JLV If fi S' Concerned about our university and our future, hundreds of stu- dents expressed this interest by meeting in front of the Library. Academic freedom once again was the cause for which we felt we had to take a stand. Should we be allowed to hear speakers we wanted to appear on campus or should we submit to the re- gents' ruling? Qrganized and calm we listened to student leaders voice grievances and then We Went our separate ways -to return to the classrooms, to social life and to a maze of ex- tracurricular activities that play major roles in life at OSU. Academics Occupied Time Studying was so much a part ol the lives of many and so lit- tle a part for others. Long, tir- ing hours were spent on many projects and many tests. Qften was the question, is it really worth it? Many flocked to the Union, hoping to see someone to talk to in order to pass a little time before studying would be a rnust. Some, how- ever, found the Union to be a place for study, just as others felt the Library was the only place lor hooks and study. 4 Creativity Expressed in Moods ma, is ,M People Created moods and expres- sions of themselves and their likes and dislikes. An art exhibit dur- ing Black Heritage Week dis- played the talent of those who could best express themselves with paint and paper. Freshmen displayed bright new talent for the campus as they had their own show. Creating a mood of quiet- ness, people concentrated on the seriousness of a game. Plays were not always just what the actors put into them, often much work from behind the curtain was over- looked by the audience. s 's Winter Beauty Captured Wintertime was one of the most beautiful times of the year. White glistening snow helped to make everything a Winter Wonderland. People became playful and happy in the glimmering world that win- ter had created. But beauty was also there in quiet moments when no one was around. The streets with only their lights for decora- tion created a Calming, restful pic- ture. The annual Christmas tree stood out against the beauty of the Union Tower when no one was around. It was often said that people rushed so much that they missed the quiet beauty in life. 4 wg 1 A q VJ : . ' lk ' la! G I .,,.., , --,, 5- - 255755 . ig. , .- by 4 Q fF ' ' .. ,Q fi 'f 'M 'kwa' - 1 f, . L1 if +, wr . 'H sf ,U 9 --f .u i 'N E ,'W 1 Q N M People We Met Daily People are so much a part of our lives and the world that evolves around us. Our student leaders worked for us and provided the guidance we needed for the bet- terment of student life. Student Association oflicers carefully worked with administration and students to provide a working bond. The Student Lobby work- ed to inform us and our state of our educational needs. Qur fac- ulty leaders provided for educa- tion and taught us as best they could. There were always some, however, that were teacher and student and recognized by all. 6'America on Stage America Cn Stage whirled in with another exciting and tal- ented Varsity Revue. Those who thought they Could never dance or sing suddenly found them- selves on a stage giving their best for the group they repre- sented. Beta Theta Pi once again took top honors as they portrayed the days of George Washington. Varsity Revue girls were as charming and tal- ented as ever and danced their way into the hearts of every patron. With another Varsity Revue gone, sighs of relief and shouts of happiness Came from the casts as they returned to forgotten hooks and studies. 5 ' Q E, Q if P A ,.. ,Y-TL . Y? if ir ir -k ak 'A' i' 'A' Q , A iff- Q imwy W-wmewwam m if is ,Q 1 . 4. 1 l ---. V ' L 4 HK . I QQ x 4 I 40 , 'Wn'9R'k' i Emotions Expressed by Faces The faces we met during our col- llege days were many and as var- ied as the people to Whom they lbelonged. The happy face, the yone that wanted to talk to you and yshare his happiness with you. The lstudying face, intent in what he Was learning, searching for the Pnswers. The tired, the sleepy face that couldn't bear to sit ithrough one more lecture. The watching face, the face that look- ed for someone or something. These were the faces we saw daily, but didn't really see at all. aw, 'W 1- 3 Y X, -f ,Mu W ! , A gr ,sw 'A was Wg 4. W L J? Wi ,s Q , Q H 5 6 3, 3 1 S- . Th1S Was Our Town This was our town, Stillwater. Many made jokes, but everyone knew this was where we lived and belonged, no matter where we really called home. The sights were so familiar that we could find our way without really trying. Washington Street, leading to campus, was the place that every- one gathered at one time or an- other. The lines at the movies could not be forgotten by the many that have stood in them on a cold winter's night. However, wherever we spent the evening in Stillwater, the campus was one of the lovliest places to be. The Joy of Being Together Love is grand, or so the saying goes, and our university was no exception to the rule. Wherever one would look, he would always see couples to- gether. It is Wonderful to share your life with some one, to spend those moments that you can together, doing t h o s e things that you both love best. But where love comes, it also must go. For some there is joining together to enjoy the rest of their lives together. But for others there is meeting, talking, enjoying the chance of being together for a while, then going your separate way s through life. EEG, Q 51 ,w , A.. f ,mg 'gift' 51 ,, J , warm . . Y 6 ii . .Q gig I R V shirt V' - ff ' . if f , 3 My Q ,Qlsw WWE, 4 gygfif ' ' A ,A mx -35,5 0- x ...Ri a Kr Wi.sM! ' ' I ' - .gf af ' 1 , , if a We 'a,.f, 34 f , .J , 'tr . J ff.,- 5-a Spring Blossomed on Campus Spring came to campus with all the wonderful joy that it comes every year. The books were ig- nored for a while as all paths seem to lead to the out-of-doors. The campus was beautiful in the spring and students often had to restrain themselves in order not to over- look studying Completely. ll only on a walk by Theta Pond or a drive to the lake, the happiness that spring brought with it was enjoyed by all who would take the time to leel what it was like to be young and alive. 47 6 ,3+2,-- 5 if .Q was -alex N? 9, Q lf Q' W... . - Q1 , s V ,gf ff? qi' M . ,..,. ., ' k J' - '. Z r- by , f . -I V, I dxjdw, , ,. . -. -F r TJ , Va if A L . ,4 ,. v 1-W P A. ' , A ' . MQ K if 4 -- , Q W. , ,fd Q I if Y Wffw - m'AA Zi fl 'Jimi . . V K V Q ,LV xg 'wif' 1 V ev -V -- -n -L4 ,Q W ' ,fy M mu M ' 1 , A 4 A :M ,-.1,w..-,,,mxw X K M , f, ' ff , ' V ' -' 7? K M ,, 'Sw' , -f , ' - f- NPT: ,,.. U M Af ' '-fm. ff iw veg. V- - 5 7 . M. , WY FQ .Jin 'K-wg - X',1'5LfwV'47 A A T . gm ' 'y r 1 My s ffl 'L A- Q wk- 4, 'gf 'k-' 'W y , ,, . - K 'K ' 'VT ,f .+f'F'21wwf .'--' if-I . -f '. f Q ' ,V 32.4. 1 . A mag ' ,Jw ,. ,-.. Y . . W f,-- . . I A Vf.. yy., ..,,, ,- . 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Ex- pressions of the year were ours and were taken with us, but there will be others with new expres- sions and new energy to build for a better future and, hopefully, a better world. 53 4 ffi' V . i M J : , wr , A . ., , ,,,,.,55?f, .., . -m N --ff-Vik ,. X 4 Y I N A X f X , .. V. .b-.G.::, , - ' 1: ,. -x H it 1 Q. .L V fp X W - MK Www N mwwmw- ,Al ,ai Personalltles SI ' K lllll - mfg? 'A fl uma '?f!'5'ff 9 -5 'j fu... .4 W , N .ff-Q-fi px M. ,M WF-vs-' ' 507 its 'rl fjifa,,'V'i-Qiiilsfflf :iff 'lf fl: t we f ,Z 'Ca ti. f lg, KP 'iff f JU i vyr' W . J' 5' 7..- Mgsw J a,9', Q W as , J A fffrf.s'3as1'f'f'- . A 5.-sf, my fi? in ti-ie' -ff ' i waz-af f f2ga:ii.sfif. P A 'f. 2 5 A V' ' n ' 8 Y MW 'fikw-' ' In 4 I ff' ffw, 'X-. I NL.: 'rl , 3 we . fs ' I W' W' ,V I iggjsgf 4 Q I t 5' YM 5 M 7 I nz In lflftf Q bl Q I ' ' Q . li w K ,,, 1 K 1 ' V ' 5 A 5 ' 1 ul Q. K is W ll 7 'J Q I 1 .Q fi swag. ' V . .. , - . 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Redskin Congratulates BRUCE DEARBORN . , . for his work with Greek men. Bruce was the colonizer of the Phi Kappa Psi chapter here at OSU, treasurer of the lntrafraternity Council, and chairman of the 1968 Presidents Council. He was also selected for Blue Key. ff:- 1 ,fax I 1 iix- in LYNN KETCHAM . . . for her diversified contri- butions to Oklahoma State University. Lynn served as Home Economics senator, president of Mortar Board. and a member of Angel Flight. She was also a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority and Pres- idents Council, and was selected for Whos Who, KAY WEIBEL . . . as co-editor of the Soliloquy and a leader of women students. Kay was treasurer of AVVS. Arts and Sciences senator, and chairman of the teacher evaluation committee, She was selected for Mortar Board and VVho's Who, and was a mem- ber of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. SHIRLEY O'REILLY . . . for her work in the Col- lege of Arts and Sciences as well as independent gov' ernment. Shirley was a member of the Arts and Sci- ences Student Council, President of Wentz Hall, and VVRI-IA senator. She was also selected for lVIortar Board and VVho's VVho. DAVID HARRIS . . . for his contributions to student thought. David was MRHA senator, vice-president of the Student Senate, president of Omicron Delta Kappa, and president of University Party. He was also a member of the Board of Publications, and was selected for VVho's Vifho. BETTY BURTSCHI . . . as an outstanding member of the Varsity Revue productions. Betty was Miss Varsity Revue and was choreographer for two years, as well as Student Association secretary-treasurer. She was also a member of VVho's VVho and Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. Redskin Congratulates CHET WILLEY . . . for his contribution in Student Entertainers. Chet served as president of Student Entertainers, Student Union Activities Board, and Intercollegiate Party. He was also a member of Blue Key, Keyboard Commission and Pi Kappa Alpha ,, , ,, fraternity. new fr' BARBARA LYONS . . . for her outstanding contri- bution on the Student Union Activities Board. Barbara has served as president of SUAB and has also done extensive work in the department of home economics, She also served on the Government Week Commission and was a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority. MARY STITT . . , for her leadership of independent women. Mary served as Thatcher Hall Vice-president. VVRHA president, and VVRHA senator. She also served on the Arts and Sciences Student Council, and 'vas selected for Mortar Board and Who's Whix. KEN DAHMS . , . for his contribution to the College of Arts and Sciences as president of the Arts and Sciences Student Council. During the second semester, Ken served as president of the Student Senate. Ken was also a member of Omicron Delta Kappa and was Secretary of Delta Chi fraternity. KAY SCHONES . . . for her outstanding work in the Association of Woriien Students. Kay served as vice- president of AWS and president of the legislative hoard, She was also a memher of Alpha Lambda Delta, Pi Mu Epsilon, and Gamma Phi Beta sorority, as well as Mortar Board, . . A Q, . fvfl k-5:2 S .. i F K - ' .1 . fi as : asian -5,75 K H k i5.i1,i,N W in ,, , . . K gf-5. iw N L N. ' X ..-gs .nw- ,Q .i 5 4 ti Q my i ' , .su -K mm fits ., Q, gg, ' w '-gxrm , if 'W-M , fx ' ' xi 2 f' :fi ' I-V-my .-559311542 Al 9 Ei bt- 5' - f .- A if fp R- f- g 4 1:2 ri f rg if , M35 pg 1. ite Hx' R Q U' fi Q K i W 1 A E ug ff!! -, .2 ,hx , 2 A-:IQ M, X Y I , Hi 'Wiz 1 , sway 3? L, i -A ' , , 'Z ,, Q 'X gash ff iw N af, A A b 1 'g '-1, -1 ' ii, qi ,ik 'mp f , A ,nb-0 4 3: 'N am' 'fm -- ' I ,mu R mf? M., Q55-ma Wim W up JA. 4 u., 56 Who's Who in American FRONT ROVV: Piim Hawirli. Bonita Syimr. Virginia LDC. Shirley O'RCilly Kcn Diihmw, Ngxncy Sziiniivlsoii. ROVV 2: Miiry Stitt. Dzwid Harris, Davin Furmvr. lmiiii Rmwy. Bill Pistulc, 225 rug 5525 Lg 1 Y iq, . if J Q95 'fi - 1:13 -- Colleges and Universities FRONT ROVV. Betty Burrsilii. Brita l'lL'QilllIlxl. Tom Liiliis. Donna Sliicl lcr. lohn Harris, Leslie BLlCi1XX'flld. RQVV 2: Ami l li'1llll5llI'fOll, Kiircii Tug giirt. lim Brittcm. Ray liiirriis, Iainqiii' Frost. ROXV 3: Calvin lX1lUY'ClilIlCl Terry Slmiw, Lynn Kctylmiii, lim Rodgers. ROXV -ii Craig lVlcKinle5', Michele' Rzitliff. Iolfm Kusvl. ROVV 5: Duvid Thomliiisnm. lohii Nichols. Paul Rodmziri. Riylmrci lgirvis. 'XY Q Am 1 an-'HK Wil' ...- Tom IUQAS Presldcnt BOB QVVAFFAR Vlcc Presidc-nt BH'1 1'Y BURTSCHI, Secretary Tremurgr P' K' Inn Lovelndv and Donna Shidlcr 2 f , 'W f 7 ' ' K 15 ' ,A X5 , 1 gf 'Q , K 1, E54 22 f w.,,::3if 'f V x , M' 'L . A 'K is-my QA . ,f,. .., f , ,W , ,, 1 N ,W-,. 4 Q, ' Zag: 'N 12? 1 4 lf-ffgw k ', far: K 523 597, TS , z , xggl' in Pam Vaughn and Rich Rc-eva-s Student Ass'n Initiated Book Exchange Student government at OSU is divided into three branches. The executive branch is under the direction of the Student Associ- ation president, who appoints a chairman for each department. Some of this branch's accomplishments were the Student Book Ex- change, Model UN, the Leadership Workl- shop sponsored by the class officers, and outstanding speakers sponsored by the Forum Committee. The legislative branch consists of the Student Senate and its coma mittees, one of Which, Student Lobby for Higher Education, introduced many bills which were passed in the state legislature. S The judicial branch is made up of the re- organized Supreme Court, which is com- posed Of all Studgnt members' Ken Dahms and Shirley O'Reilly Susie Winters and IoAnn Alexander Ann Habeger and Bill Streak ...V g S -g-gg Lynn Roney and Bill Warren Iohn lVIcAda1ns and Connie Kantzer FRONT ROW Tom Lucas Birry Bloyd C'1lv1n Moreland. Cleive Dumas, Craig McKinley, Dave Palm, Iohn McAdams, ohn Nichols ohn Kusel H ink Hanklw George Kizer SEC- Doug Barnes, Richard Iarvis, John Harris, Mike Henry, Bruce OND PDVV' Stcxe Shriver oe Sorenson Divid Kinkead, Dearborn. Chet VVilley, lim Britton, Blue Key Sponsored Annual Parents D-ay Blue Key again exemplified the fraternity's goal of service to the students and university through the lead- ership and scholarship of its members. Blue Key sponp sored the traditional Parents Day activities, rode bi- cycles with Mortar Board in the Homecoming parade, and presented the Dutstanding Teacher Award. Of! ficers this year were president, Iohn Kuselg vice-presi- dent, Iohn Nicholsg secretary, Barry Bloyd, treasurer, Calvin Moreland. FRONT ROVV Shirltx OR illy Lum Kctthxm Brit1Hcd hind. SFQOND ROXV Chet XV1llLX lohn Kustl Doug Barnes Key-Board Commission Distributed Profits As their fall attraction, the Key-Board Commission presented Andy Williams and Henry Mancini. The sell-out performance was the largest entertainment event ever offered at Qklahoma State. The commission sponsored a room in the Athletic Dormitory and con- tributed to students through individual grants to or- ganizations With their profits from this event. The commission is composed of four members of Mortar Board and of Blue Key and was led by Doug Barnes. FRONT ROW Bonita Synar Ann Hapke Deann Stinch- Melinda Hanraty, Virginia Lee, Lindsay Taylor, Kay Weibel, comb Lynn Ketcham Brita Hedlund Kay Schones Patsy Mary Stitt, Karen Taggart, Marion White, Shirley O'Reilly Allen SECOND ROW Barbara Shell Sandra Lawrence, Nancy Samuelson, Lynn Roney. Mortar Board Saluted Students and Faculty This year was particularly exciting for Mortar Board as Governor Bartlett declared a state-wide Mortar Board Day in honor of their 50th anniversary. Four students and two faculty members were saluted for their outstanding service to our campus community. At Homecoming, Mortar Boards rode bicycles again with Blue Key, President was Lynn Ketchamg vice- president was Deanne Stinchcombg recording secretary was Ann Hapkeg treasurer was Patsy Allen. FRONT ROW: Bill Streck, Ief Nelson, Ken Dahms, David Wes Delozier. THIRD ROVV: Allan Edmonds, Doug Caves. Harris, Santosh Goswami, Larry Keith, Mike Cassity, Harold Pete Schneider. Ioe Davis, David Burleson, Terry Shaw, Ken- Fields. SECOND ROW: Robert Nelson, Robert Breedlove, ney Williams. FOURTH ROW: Dr. Kenneth lVlcCollo1n, Tom Bryant, Keith McGlarnery, Phil White, Rodney Schultz, Dr. Henry Iohnston, Ken Ricker. Gpen Forum Held By Omicron Delta Kappa Omicron Delta Kappa honored the outstanding frosh men with the Top Ten Freshmen Award and Governor Henry Bellmon and Edmon Low, retiring li- brarian, received the Achievement Award. Besides the regular monthly dinner meetings in faculty homes, ODK took a dinner sneak with the Mortar Boards. They held an open forum to discuss the Board of Regents' speakers policy. President was David Harris: vice-presidents were Harold Fields and Ken Dahms. FRONT RCW: Kathy Rhodes, Linda Hill, Karen Taggart, Ketcham, Mary Stitt, Ginny Branch, Cheryl Melott, Cheryl Kay Schones, Mzirion White. RCW 2: Carol Mzirtin, Lynn Newman. is 9 L x AWS Executive Board Planned Seminar Executive Board coordinated the OSU Moms Day held in April for mothers of all students. They also coordinated the Campus Chest drive and sponsored Patchin Panel. Welcoming letters were sent to incom- ing freshmen telling of OSU and the association. A summer seminar will be held this Iune for representa- tives from area schools. Qflicers were Karen Taggart, president, Kay Schones, vice-president: Marion White, recording secretary: Linda Hill, treasurer. FRONT ROW: Lynn Ridge, Bill Penchcr, Barbara Lyons, lame Bartush, Carol Ann Hayden, Mrs. Betty Stratton. Andy Bob Shipman. Bill Hedges. Dana Downing. SECOND ROVV: Smith. Iiidi Donaldson, lane Wilder, Playboy I1 Campus Initiated By SUAB Among the years activities of the Student Union Activities Board were Howdy Week each semester, Freshman Talent Show, Weekly film series, SUAB Fair, Best Dressed Coed contest, Playboy on Cam- pus, and Sadie Hawkins Week. Along with acting as the official host to the Union, they decorated the Union at Christmas. Execctive officers were Barbara Lyons, president: Bill Peacher, vice-president, Lynn Ridge, Program Coordq Bill Hedge, Financial Coord. FRONT ROW: lack Stuteville, Earl Cinnamon, lon Patter- ma, Ioe Spencer, Stephen Boyd, Iohn Cunningham. ROW 3: son, Richard Loveland, Gary Clark, Fred LeCrone. ROW 2: Roy Vieux, lim Barr, Pete Teel. David Hopfer, Norman James Kashohm, David Farmer, Melvin Thomas, Carl Tho- West, Terry Shaw, Bill Tzxlcott, Rodney Lyles. Agriculture Student Council Held Round- p Fall activities for Agriculture Student Council began with the Aggie Round-Up, which acquainted new stu- dents with the College of Agriculture. Spring brought Career Day and Agriculture Week, which included the crowning of the Aggie Princess, the agriculture awards program, and the presentation of the outstand- ing club award. Officers were lack Stuteville, presi- dent: Earl Cinnamon, vice-presidentg Gary Clark, sec- retary, Ion Patterson, treasurer. FRONT ROW: Lynn Roney, Steve Surbeck, Ken Dahms, Shirley O'Reilly, Iudy Deiro, Ianet Weathers. ROW 3: Bill Lindsay Taylor, Linda Lightfoot, Danielle Roemer. ROW 2: Streck, Keith lVlcGla1nery, Robert Nelson, Richard Miller, Ief Mary Ann Spencer, Kathy Alley, Ann Dicindio, Patti Byler, Nelson, Alan Keller. 1 'rf 'YZ-J' Arts and Sciences Student Council Held Tea Some of the activities of the Arts and Sciences Stu- dent Council included a student-faculty tea, seminars on graduate programs for seniors, a scholarship ban- quet, awarded cash for outstanding research papers, presented the Kenny Gallagher Award. The council gave two sophomore scholarships and donated S5400 to the Model United Nations and to Black Heritage Week. Officers were Ken Dahms, presidentg Lindsay Taylor, vice-president: Kathy Balfe, secretary. 67 FRONT ROW: Mike Henry, Virginia Lee, lohn Harris, ROW 3: lane Ellen Shelton, Iim Coburn, Iohn Cox, Ierry Skip Sandberg, Davis Brownley, Phil White. ROW 2: Di- Baker, loe Woodcock, Lloyd Grigsby, Bill Iohnson, Remona anne Cunningham, Cheryl Coiner, Linda McCord, Ian La- Colson, Carolyn Niebrugge, lodie Davis. Fevers, Connie Rice, Diane Misenheimer, Karen Grethen. Business Student Council Sponsored Mart The Business Student Council sponsored various ac- tivities which enhanced the professional development of students in the College of Business. Foremost of these was the Honors and Awards Banquet held on College of Business Day for students of outstanding achieve- ments. Business organizations displayed exhibits at the Organization Mart. Officers were president, Iohn Harris: vice-president, Skip Sandbergg secretary, Vir- ginia Leeg treasurer, Mike Henry. FRONT ROW: ludie lohnson, Pam Wilson, Sherri Sanders, Ridge, Ann Halliburton, Vicki Von Tungeln. ROW 3: Ellen Pat Tucker, Pat Appleby, Pam Heath. ROW 2: W. P. Barnes, Carol Dodds, Marry Spicer, Iackie Cunningham, Lynn Ewens, Kathy Shipley, Susie Winters, Beth Bledsoe, Lynn Case, Carol Richert, Cathy Ebert, Penny Ames. C Education Student Council Honored Dean Education Student Council featured Education Day among its fall activities. This event included an as- sembly and a banquet at which the Outstanding Edu- cator Award was given to Dean Holley, former dean of the College of Education. The Education Honors Banquet saw the presentation of the education schol- arship and featured honors students in the college. Officers were Pat Tucker, president, Pat Appleby, vice-presidentg Pam Wilson, secretary. 69 FRONT ROW Barbirx Massey Dave Ricker Louis Mc- row. Phil Mzirker, Tim Gum. ROW 3: Rodney Armstrong, Daniels an Dunkelbers ROW 2 Barry White Micil Mor- Bryan Searcy, Ben Stockton, lohn Hix, Kendall Cranston. if K Engineering Student Council Held Expo Engineering Student Council sponsored the Engi- neering Exposition, which featured exhibits from in- dustries across the nation. It also saluted outstanding seniors, gave cash to the best engineered Homecoming entries, and provided a campus visitation program to aid transfer students from junior colleges in the state. Officers were David Ricker, presidentg Louis McDan- iels, vice-presidentg Patsy Batson, secretaryg Ian Dun- kelberg, treasurer. FRONT ROW: Victor Austin, Virginia Porter Dick, Iohn ald Haxton, Reg Lyerla, Tony White, Merle Frazier, Bhas- Baird, Ion Tye. Iohn Murphy, Karen Baumann, Bill Owens. kar Harinath. THIRD ROW: Hollis Hall, Mickey Miller, SECOND ROW: Andre DuChateau, Stephen Witte, Ron- Thomas Polk, Gerald Kidder, Lewis True, Ron Green. Graduate Council Printed GSC Newsletter Major impetus in organizing the Graduate Student Council came from the basic premise that it could make important contributions in academic, social and profes- sional areas affecting graduate students. In this, its first, year of existence, the GSC Newsletter has been a Visible portion of the growing activities of the coun- cil. Oflicers were Iohn Tye, presidentg Iohn Baird, Vice-president: Virginia Dick, secretary. 5,2 :X 'T I? , FRONT ROW: Mrs. Beulah Kinney, Marilyn Benbrook, Rose- Purtle, Marilyn Mayes, Patricia Moore. ROW 3: Nelda Fin- mary Monahan, jeanie Bement, john Parkinson, Miss Mary ley, Linda Williams, Marcia Ray, Pat Lenava, Penny Mar- Leidigh. ROW 2: Kaye Mihura, Carolyn Herbert, Sara tin, Mark Snyder. . - . .. . ,Qi Je ' if R .5 A., K 5 afl',z,+ 3.2.31 'MW ' ik.. 1.3435 i 219.1 5: ,za j .fissile M....,..'4 + Home Ee Student 72 Council Had Their Day The major project of the Home Economics Student Council is Home Economics Day, which attracts over 1,000 seniors from high schools across and around the state. The project involves acquainting these students with OSU and the College of Home Economics and introducing them to professional opportunities in this field. Officers were president, Rosemary Monahan: vice-president, jane Beechamg secretary, Marilynn Benbrookg treasurer, Ieanie Bement. 4 1 f o i m w,,.,MiWZX-nwi ,nik WX. .W RN ., Q. Miss OSU Was Crowned Miss Oklahoma After she was selected to reign as Miss Oklahoma, Caroly Again this year Oklahoma State University captur- ed a state honor. Last summer, Carolyn Denton, Miss OSU 1967, won the state title of Miss Oklahoma. In both local and state contests, the judges used regula- tions set up by the Miss America Pageant oflicials The four areas of judging were personal interviews, competition in evening wear, bathing suit and talent The Association of Women Students was a co-spon- sor of the contest. Carolyn sang a musical selection from The Great Race for her talent competition. After she won the state contest Nancy Whisenhunt, first runner-up to Miss OSU, was oflicially crowned Miss OSU. Nancy, a sophomore majoring in business was from Bartlesville, while Carolyn was a native of Muskogee. Carolyn was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. Q . M f 2f Ef 5 n Denton transferred the Miss OSU title to first runner-up, Nancy Whisenhunt L C ' 1 ' ' N 1? ,. 'tl E 5 if S it Q Q is x Q 2. Q: A . 3 fwqwk gif? zzmffiigigg , Qf X'9g?iii?1 :ily 1 T, ,amfzfmi i iz!! E, 'f ff 'L LQ: ', ' camolyn Canton Miss Qklahoma many lewis Homecoming Queen An addition to the ex- citement of Homecoming was the crowning of Mary Lewis, Homecoming Queen. Mary a senior from Claremore, reigned over the week-long festivities. She was nominated by her living group and was se- lected by a panel of judges. Mary, a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority, majored in business education. She had also served the Student Union Activities Board as executive secretary. She was an active member of Little Sigmas. nancy smith Aggie Princess Nancy Smith was chosen 1967-68 Aggie Princess by the students in the College of Agriculture. Nancy is a senior from Waurika, ma- joring in home economics. This year's queen was se- lected on the basis of her beauty, poise, activities and personality. As part of the duties as queen, Nancy served as hostess for all oflicial functions of the College of Agriculture, Be- sides acting as an official representative, she will al- so crown next year's queen. 77 BOHIIIA synan Arts and Sciences Queen Through a student Vote in the College of Arts and Sciences, Bonita Synar was chosen Arts and Sciences Queen. The selection was made on the basis of beauty, poise and service to the college. Majoring in pre-med Bonita was a senior from Miami. She was the Miss Congeniality choice of the 1966 Miss OSU Pageant. Her activities included A E D, President a n d Dean's honor rolls, Mortar Board, Who's Who, Angel Flight and vice president of Chi Omega sorority. 78 Jan tunnels Business Queen After competing with Candidates from other liv- ing groups and business college organizations, Ian Turner was selected as one of the three finalists. A stu- dent vote then completed the contest, and Ian was crowned last spring at the annual business banquet. lan, a senior from Qkla- homa City, was majoring in business education. She held the position of Varsity cheerleader for three years. ln 1966 she was a Varsity Revue girl and was also a member of Pi Beta Phi. 79 nancy Samuelson Education Queen The College of Educa- tion chose to honor Nancy Samuelson as its queen. Nancy won the competition on the basis of her activi- ties, poise, appearance and interest. Picked as semi- finalist by a panel of judges, she and four other girls were voted on by the Col- lege of Education. Nancy was a member of the Education Student Council, Mortar Board, Kappa Kappa Gamma, the President's Council and Kappa Delta Pi. Nancy, Oklahoma City senior, Was Angel Flight commander. Lfggwtxh N s N N 52 - 'Skunk ,MT 'y 'lP' 47 515+ N' , we BARBARA mASSGy Engineering Queen Princess Athena This year Barbara Mas- sey reigned as Engineering Queen and Princess Athe- na. She was elected to reign by the College of Engineer- ing and as Princess Athena by fraternity men. Barbara, an art major and interior design minor, was from Guymon. She has taught several classes in the OSU art department. She was a member of Chi Qme- ga sorority and was a final- ist for Freshman Queen and for cheerleader. SUSAN BGRGSCUHGIOEI2 Army Honorary Cadet Colonel After being selected on the basis of intelligence, beauty and poise, Susan Bergschneider reigned as Army Honorary Cadet Col- onel. She sewed as the official hostess for the Ar- my division of ROTC and other honorary Army so- cieties. Among Susan's activities were Orange and Black Quill, Young Democrats and Army Blades, The Chickasha junior was a home economics major and served Pi Beta Phi sorority as its rush chairman. kathy mlllen Air Force Honorary Cadet Colonel Angel Flight members competing for Honorary Cadet Colonel were inter- viewed by members of Ar- nold Air Society and the members of the ROTC fac- ulty. Kathy Nliller was se- lected for poise, beauty and knowledge ofthe Air Force. A junior from Elk City, Kathy majored in speech therapy. She was active in Angel Flight and selected as one of ten models to work on the OSU Fashion Board. Kathy was also a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority. canol pojezny Fairest of the Fair The Fairest of the Fair was crowned in the fall at the Student Union Activi- ties Board-sponsored carni- val. Carol Pojezny was crowned by SUAB Vice- President Bill Peacher. Carol was nominated for the honor by the men of Lamda Chi Alpha fraterni- ty. Carol was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sor- ority. She was also a var- sity cheerleader for three years. Carol, a junior soci- ology major from Oklaho- ma City, was a nominee for Princess Athena her sopho- more year. 84 KA DIANE HUBBAQO Miss Varsity Revue Diane Hubbard danced her way to the Miss Var- sity Revue title from a field of ten contestants by scor- ing the highest number of points on the basis of danc- ing ability, beauty, poise, and stage personality. Di- ane was chosen to repre- sent the women of Wentz Hall in the contest. Diane was a speech ther- apy major from Oolagah, Qklahoma. She was a mem- ber of Sigma Alpha Eta and S.E.A. Diane was a Campus Cloudia finalist, having been nominated by the men of Parker Hall. UDCA COODGR Freshman Queen Linda Cooper represent- ed the freshman class as its 1967-68 queen. Competing with 50 other contestants, she passed a board of judges to become one of Hve finalists. The five final- ists Were narrowed to three, and a freshman class vote selected Linda. The freshman home eco- nomics major was from Skiatook. She was a mem- ber of the student club for home economics freshmen. Linda represented t h e women of Brumley Apts. S xv ann copelamo MRHA Queen Chosen by popular vote, Ann Copeland reigned as the Mens Residence Halls Association Queen. The Oklahoma City senior was a housing and interior de- sign major. Ann served as secretary-treasurer of the HEBID Club for two years and was Drummond Hall floor vice-president. She al- so Was a queen finalist for Eta Kappa Nu. Ann repre- sented MRHA in the Homecoming parade as part of her queenship duties. Playing the guitar and piano were favorite spare time activities for Ann. 87 nancy pmce Best Dressed Coed Each year the Student Union Activities Board sponsors a Best Dressed Co-Ed contest in conjunc- tion with a magazine, Last year's winner was Nancy Price, Coalgate senior. Nancy was judged on the basis of beauty, modeling ability and her sense of style. She later competed in the national contest. Nancy was a member of Fashion Board, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Orange and Black Quill, Capettes, Sigma Tau Delta, Q'Stat- ers and Theatre Guild. She starred in Misalliance. 88 aw if iw! V Alanna cmmmms lVliss NVool of America Another national honor was won this year by an USU Co-ed. Alanna Crim- mins, Bartlesville, Won the title of Miss Wool of America. ln the national Contest Alanna represented a tri- state area including Qkla- homa. After a tour of the United States modeling a 40-piece designer ward- robe, she returned to CSU as a sophomore. The Wool Council of America, spon- sors of the contest, judged on poise, beauty, person- ality and modeling ability. She was a member of Chi Omega sorority. canoyce schaefen REDSKIN Beauty Candyce was sophomore from Woodward, majoring in elemen- tary education. She was nomi- nated hy the women of Kappa Alpha Theta. 90 .fi L.: if ew CNRISIIIDE sheets REDSKIN Beauty Christine was a Tulsa junior, majoring in elementary educa- tion. She was selected as a can- didate by the women of Chi Qmega sorority. 9l - i 5 paula Compton REDSKIN Beauty Paula was majoring in elemen- tary education. She was a junior from El Reno and was named by the women of Zeta Tau Alpha as a candidate. 92 Jia fmifze if if Joan tumnsky REDSKIN Beauty Ioan was chosen as a candi- date by the women of Willard Hall, She was a junior from Mounds, majoring in English. 93 BARBARA CUIDITTINS REDSKIN Beauty Barbara was a junior from Enid. She was majoring in French education and was chos- en as a candidate by the women of Pi Beta Phi. 94 Gayle wilson REDSKIN Beauty Gayle, a junior majoring in so- ciology, was nominated by the Women of Alpha Chi Omega. Her home is Pittsburg, Kan. 95 3 REDSKIN Beauty Finalists an Q ,Q f JANE Wh66l6l2 Lawn wilson 96 shanon RICKTUAFI VIVIADJOHHSIOY1 Janet evans .. in , ,. . L 'N . - f , ,M . B ,, Connie coppunqerz 97 Sf ii e University WJ. ,- ff , - :.- -.'. .N ,K K ,- . N . , 5:53 Q :J 1 . M A. . k .1fN,,k. .. K LQ Cx 1 6 7- MMM' ,fl 4 x 3, N2 Q YL 3+ 'f - fire 'Aw ,gy 1, ,, M V. fgigvw , '-1fM,rQsf:-,,.1f.- , , A A'i775ig:fi4l, A 'f i Q 2' W 5 A K Q: In gm eff!! K A x 5 'K 1 -gil gh, Q 3 ' . KW 5 - 5,5 asf ? 'Q . V A - q,, 'A ls S 1 - .Q ' o . Y M' WW , www L. 4 a w Governor Bartlett Dealt With Problems The first year of Governor Dewey F. Bartlett's term was highlighted by the states educational problems. Governor Bartlett, Oklahomas second Republican governor since statehood, pledged his ad- ministration to work for a realistic educa- tional program for institutions of higher learning and common schools. Throughout all phases of state govern- ment the chief administrator stressed econo- my of operation. The governor also initiated a management study of the government to help insure the continued operation of all state functions without a general tax in- crease. The GOP chief executive established himself as one of the more influential Repub- lican governors in the nation by his success- ful attempt to bring the National Republi- can Governors Conference to Oklahoma. Governor Bartlett is a Princeton Univer- sity graduate and an independent oilman. Visiting on campus, Governor Bartlett met with students. THE HONORABLE DEVVEY F. BARTLETT4 Governor of Oklahoma IOI President Kamm Entered 10th Year at OSU Pres. Knmm escorted Gov. Bartlett during a campus visit lO2 Now in his tenth year as an administrator at Qklahoma State University and second year as president was Dr. Robert B. Karnm. The forty-seven year old Iowa native first came to CSU in 1958 to serve as dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. Seven years later, he was named as the university's vice president for acadernic affairs, a position he held until being named president in 1966, Before coming to Qklahoma State Uni- versity, Dr. Kamm has served as a high school teacher in Iowa, a research assistant and counselor at the University of Minne- sota, dean of students at Drake University, and as dean of the Basis Division and Stu- dent Personnel Services at Texas ASIVI. President Karnm received his bachelors degree from Iowa State Teachers College in 1940. I-Ie received a masters degree in 1946 and a doctor of philosophy degree in 1948, both from the University of Minn. Dr. Kiunm pushed thc button lighting the Library tower. ,Amne- ROBERT B, KAMM. President, Oklahoma State University State Regents Coordinated Higher Education r NW . . ,gg . Q., ,W ,,. ,I 444' if X . f-T at ix w N l DONALD S. KENNEDY C. A. Wiii31iI.ER HARRY P. CONROY EXAI,l. ENGLISH MRS. S. F. DITMARS WILLI.ABI T. PAYNE JOIIN I. VATER, IR. G. ELLIS GABLE Responsible for coordinating the state system of higher education were the Okla- homa State Regents for Higher Education. The regents oversee the 18 state-support- ed colleges and universities and seven other educational agencies in Qklahoma. The members were appointed by the gov- ernor and will serve eight year terms. Ofhicers for the past year were Donald S. Kennedy, Qklahoma City, chairman, Clyde A. Wheeler, Tulsa, vice chairman: Harry P. Conroy, Duncan, secretary, and R' L' CROWDER' IRA E' T' DUNLAP Exall English, Lawton, assistant secretary. , 5 l W. D. FiNNEY BURKE HEALEY ROBERT l'lAR'1'LEY W. R. WILLIABIS WA . I rg IOIIN C. BURWELL Izimis N. BALLINGER llERXIAN E. DUNCAN RICHARD IAMES OSU Regents Governed Eight Institutions Oklahoma State University's governing body was the Board of Regents for the Qklahoma AGM Colleges. The board met each month to deal with the financial and personnel matters of the three senior insti- tutions and five junior colleges under its jur- isdiction. Officers for the past year were W. D. Finney, Fort Cobb, chairmang Burke Heal- ey, Davis, vice chairman, and Forrest Mc- lntire, Cklahoma City, secretary. New regents were Richard Iames, Stroud, land Herman Duncan' Muskogee. FORREST lVlClNTIRE H. C, HITCH, IR. FRONT ROW: Gladys Marshall, Raymond Girod, I. C. Monnett, Roscoe Rouse, Richard Poole, Iames Boggs, Samuel Evans, Pres. Robert B. Kamm, Richard Iungers, Norman Dur- Woods, Iohn Thomas, L. Fila, Frank McFarland, Randall ham, Burr Ross. ROW 2: Wiley Wolfe, Robert Venn, Brown Iones, L. Sanderson. Academic Council Served as Advisory Board The Academic Council, comprised of the academic deans and other major administrators, served as an advisory group to the university president. The council was the university's final authority on candidates for all degrees awarded, curricula, grad- uate and undergraduate major fields of study, course offerings and the university calendar. The Academic Council also studied recommendations made by the Faculty Council. k7n,, LK, ' 1 A' 'L FRONT ROW: Mary Rohrberger. Allen Tillman, Iohn E. Daniel Selakovich, M. W. Roney, Iohn McAllister, Iames Thomas, Dr. Robert B. Kamm, Samuel H. Woods Ir., L. Mickle, Kenneth Wiggins, Odell Wzilker, Earl Ferguson. Fila, T. L. Agnew. ROW 2: R. E. Chapel, Wayne Hufiine Iames B. Parcher, Glen Todd, Victor Wolfram. il- 1. . Faculty Council Played Active Role The Faculty Council, representing the general fac- ulty, served as an advisory group to the university president. The 22-member council met each month to study, discuss and make recommendations on matters of im- portance to the faculty. Some of the matters dealt with during the past year included the establishment of distinguished professor chairs and the periodic review of department heads. yf BURR Ross Lmizs Bocas I. C. EVANS Vice-Prcsidcnt for Rvscaruh XHCC-pFCSidl'l1I for Acadcmic Affairs Vicekprvsidclit for Extension 3. .Y Rl ,Li xii 3 U x -1 9 p 'W a I. L. SANIJKRSON Z1a1.x1A Pmciiix Acting Vice-President for Business and Dam of VVomcn Financc DARR111. K. TRL3Xl'I. Director of Fi'atc'rnit'y Affairs N MJ-c FRANK MCFARIANIJ IAMES M. lVlILI.liR KliNNLi'l'Ii RICKER De.in of Student Affairs Dean of Men Assistant to the President Administration Coordinated University Functions gg g 5 Finance, student activities, university upkeep, fu- e ture planning, and a countless number of other prob- Z3 lems are the responsibilities of the university adminis- trators. To the administration falls the task of total coordination of all functions of the university to insure its efficient operation. During the past year the organization of the admin- istration vvas restructured to afford a more effective direction of the university. The positions of vice-presi- dent for business and finance and vice-president for research were created and the post of vice-president for agricultural sciences was abolished. st E. Mosias FRYE Legal Counsel and Adniinistrative Assistant to the President ENOCH NFEDHANI Comptroller New Problems Faced the Administration 1331. ABF Hussi-:ie Direetor of Auxiliury Enterprises R,wmoNiJ Ginou Registrar amd Director of Admissions , V 4- - .S N. If is, Q s iam DR. DONALD Cooiviziz Director of Student Health Services IIO MARv1N T. Emusom Director of the Research Foundation Iixxuis 1, Tiioiexu Director of the Physical Plant W. S. ABBo'r'r Coordinator of International Programs A Q-A ' ,.,,...-1 VVi2LmaN Bmzxifs Director of Piiiwiiu information i , C HAI, BUCHANAN Director of University Plawiiiciit im Mum- QOGER5 Roisriei D. Eiewix Executive Director. Alumni Association Uirvcwr Of QmVCVSifY DN -'i0P'm'm i'Ol1I'1CidflUII 3 CHAPUN BILLS VVixs'roN Siiixnuri. Llmvcrsgty Archifegt Dircutor of Stiidciit Activities oscgoif Rousii Librarian Dr. aff Selected Teacher of the Year Dr. Nuff found ix globe helpful iu discussing geology Selected last spring as 0SU's Outstand- ing Teacher of the Year by the Alumni As- sociation in conjunction with Blue Key, men's leadership fraternity, was Dr. Iohn Naff. Dr. Natl, a geology professor, was the prime example of the teacher who believes that students need and desire motivation. His philosophy was that teachers can do a great deal by their own enthusiasm and dedication toward motivating students. Dr, Naff has spent several summers in Alaska doing research Work for the National Scif ence Foundation Institute. Dr. Null worked on his lzitcst geology restvireli project. 5 sv M15 fp 1 l ink X 1' W3 Colleges as Students had the opportunity to gain experience in meat cutting through practical applications of their classroom learning. College of Agriculture Ranked 6th in Nation Oklahoma State University's College of Agriculture had the distinction of ranking sixth in enrollment among the 67 land grant universities in the nation. Unique in the uni- versity was the College of Agriculture's Student Advisory Board. The board was composed of twelve junior or senior students drawn from each department. The board had an unstructured organization to encour- age free exchange of ideas between the stu- dents, faculty and administration. Meeting monthly, the board discussed any ideas and problems that were of concern to the agri- culture student. The board also met jointly with the Faculty Advisory Board during the year. Initiation of an honors seminar for junior and senior students was a forward step in helping students understand the inter-rela- tionships and recent advances in the various Helds of agriculture. Modernization of the curriculum in the twelve major fields was a continuing objective to meet the educational need of agriculture students. There was an increasing critical demand for graduates in all fields. imdb i huns!!! W Sudcnts vnrullcd in the College of fundamentals of operation and repair Agriculture lcurncd of farm machinery. O. BURR RUSS, PhD, Denim, College of Agriuulrurc The hortiuulturc depurtment of the College of Agriculture limintuixied severul grvvrihouscs un the university czirnpus, 7x V5 i l ., i - TN'N.,,, l . 5. ,,,, S- ax N-ff. 1 Q.. Q X K 'mga ,W ,,.,. ,, VL l 1 anna A i ' Students enjoyed the use of the latest equipment in the photography lah in the remodeled Communication Building. College Expanded The College of Arts and Sciences be- lieved that it was the heart of our alma ma- ter. Its force was felt throughout the uni- versity. Because its curriculum contained subjects basic to the study of the various professions, its health determined to a great extent the vitality ol the other colleges. The College of Arts and Sciences was also the cultural center of the university, for it was the home of the visual arts, music, the thea- ter, and the humanities. Cn the other hand, the College of Arts and Sciences was an entity in itself. Its Honors Program more than 4,000 students were enrolled in more than twenty departments, Whose range of subject matter was literally from A to Z, from art to zoology. The College ol Arts and Sciences took pride in the number of its superior students, in its growing Honors program, in its rich and broad curriculum of general and specialized studies, in its well-developed program of student services, in its involvement in graduate studies, and in its extracurricular activities, both on and off campus. The integral part played by the college was an asset to the university. NNW I X Xf' A 01.5.- V. BROXYN lVlcJNNH'I'T. PhD. Acting Donn, Clolli-gc ol Arts .ind Sciences Mastering thc skills of form and pc'rspCL'rix'e were pri- Possibly reaching for zu new cliscovcry in thc ficlcl of niirru mary goals of mich stndcnt in his lwginning fart cniirsvs. lwioloqy, wturlcnte liilmrccl diligently :wc-1' tlwir riiiirosuwpcx II7 WWW ' -' , . - ' . -w.:3QgS- Ir- mQ,1g5Q,L, -frf 7G - - f N lil V 3,122 -wt: fmsggggss ' f fiw:z,f, ,, ., . U 5. 2: N..A a - 1 - ,Ma-ff ' g i X s ,M vi' . 5' , . 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Business College Enrollment 2nd Largest Professionalism through academic en- deavors characterized the spirit of students and faculty alike in the College of Business. The college was CSU's second largest aca- demic division in terms of enrollment. The business college was accredited by the American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business. Of some 800 college level un- dergraduate programs in business, only 127 have been accredited by the AACSB. Unly 78 colleges have achieved association ac- creditation for their graduate programs. Outstanding MBA students were se- lected to work with the NASA Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston as partial ful- fillment of the requirements for their degree, The faculty of the College of Business was nationally recognized. Textbooks written by members of the faculty have been adop- ted at more than 170 universities through- out the nation. Unique in the College of Business was the Profiles of Graduates, an innovation of Vice-Dean Edward C. Burris, Resumes were compiled and bound, then sent to companies who wished to interview at Oklahoma State, A ,sr w S 'w 3 RICHARD W, PUOLF, PhD, Dean. College of Business ...W VW i wo .af at-. N '!vugyf The Business Activity Mart ollered students the oppor- Many courses for students in the College of Business reuuir tu nity to keep up-to-date on netivities in their college. ed si large degree of skill in the use Qt keypuneh niziehines, -Mfr ,M F + LVAIEAK 69.23 ffgfn it-its k,. 3 it-SE In preparation for teaching, elementary ed majors utilized creativity while developing artistic talents to be used in the classroom. College of Education Graduates in Demand The demand for able, well-qualified per- sonnel to staff our schools and colleges con- tinued unabated. Indeed, the United States Congress, in passing the Education Prof fessions Development Act, Iune, 1967, rec- ognized the need to encourage more able people to enter the profession. The College of Education at Oklahoma State has been fortunate in that it has as- sembled a relatively young, vigorous, dedicated faculty which has gained respect for its productivity in research and writing as Well as for its merits in teaching. To an unusual degree, members of the faculty in the College of Education have managed to retain close personal contact with each stu- dent. It was not surprising, therefore, to find that the enrollment in the College of Edu- cation was growing rapidly. The combina- tion of dedicated, sympathetic faculty and able students is a particularly happy blend: the Qklahoma State graduate in education found himself in an enviable position. Per- sonnel recruiters from all over the nation came to the campus seeking to employ our graduates of the College of Education. LA I-Iiamxme E, SORENSON, PhD, Demi, College of Eclucition Instruction in Audit:-Visual was .mn essential part of rhe- Ccliiczition ciirriuiluzn, Advances in the use of progra in the College of Ediications mined instruction were reflected purchase of touching machincw. if x I One of the most interesting aspects of civil engineering involved practical experience in surveying during spring and early fall. College of Engineering Conferred 58 PhD's The College of Engineering has continued to provide an engineering program of excep- tional merit, a market place for the inter- change of student and faculty ideas, and, through research, has promoted industrial and economic development throughout the State of Qklahoma and the nation. During the year, the College of Engineer- ing has maintained its heritage of excellence in various fields of instruction for the 2,821 undergraduate and 329 graduate students enrolled in the seven engineering schools, the school of architecture, and the Stillwa- ter and Oklahoma City Technical Institutes. Research projects valued at nearly 2,600,- 000 were conducted by the college in 1967. Fifty-eight Ph.D. degrees in engineering were conferred this past year, thus rank- ing the College of Engineering ninth in the nation among all institutions with an engi- neering curriculum. ln meeting new goals, the college contin- ued in the development of a creative and professional engineering curriculum and in the promotion of academic excellence in en- gineering education. vt- S MHLVIN R. LOHMANN, PhD, Dean. College of Engineering Laboratory experiments proved to be ai necessary supple- Evidence that the school of .irehitectiire is not all hard luhor ment to classroom instruction for engineering students. at midnight, these students enjoy their version of pingponq. 6 tg. , Q V ,f rv ' ' tu L f'5SlsL1 1 qfQQl'hi3ix1 g,.'.f f Q .K C. . .31 fVJJyg M Research projects such .is this physics students laser beam research project occupied much of the graduate students time. Student Council Added to Graduate College Hprogress with quality has been the goal of the Graduate College during the year. As a new innovation of members of the graduate faculty, the Science Training Cen- ter will use a multi-disciplinary approach for studying science curricula and training pro- grams. Another aspect of progress was the formation of the Graduate Student Coun- cil. The council was organized to contri- bute to the academic community and to en- hance exchange of information. Special attention was devoted to financial support and fellowships, facilities, research, and interaction in the academic process. The graduate program received increased num- bers of traineeships from the National Sci- ence Foundation, NASA, and the National Institute of Health. The graduate faculty awarded more than 187 Doctoral degrees and more than 570 master's degrees. New research and instructional facilities were un- der construction for the programs in the bi- ological sciences, mathematics and satistics, and computer science. All developments contributed to and allowed the Graduate College to expand its role as the major grad- uate training center in the Southwest. bb.. '- fe ' Wiifiif, f 'gi A-31-g, . 1 r Y f 4 r aggxgwgfgj , A ik V5 m,,. , H zgiggifq -.,, K N ., . , r numvrwus proievts being Qondmtvd. reguh underqmdu.1te um A xwdeo-t.api11g grixduntc project was jun um' uf the Grxmdxmtv students found Num!-xx N, IUIINIIANI, Phil. Du-uu. C9mdu.ntc Qu 4 x -w.., uma- Ill riwu' busy sqlwdulvw rscw in thx-ir' mujor fivlds nf su 4 , L N.. p Kr if i ah. Studcnts in thc depiirtnient of clothing, textiles and merchandising mastered the fundamentals of clothing construction. College of Home Ee. Revised Program The College of Home Economics under- went many new developments this past year. There has been continued revision and en- richment of the undergraduate professional curriculums with initiation of new and revis- ed student programs of study in Consumer Services, Nursery School-Kindergarten Cer- tification, Food Science, the Vocational Home Economics Certification program and the lournalism plan, and further develop- ment of the intercultural-international di- mensions of the curriculum. Innovations were made in teaching to enrich and extend student experiences in independent study through the audio-tutorial project in cloth- ing classes financed through special grant funds. Extension courses were initiated for in-service training of professional home ec- onomists in three large urban centers in Qk- lahoma. The faculty worked to expand the doctoral programs, while additional research was initiated in two new areas, family life and family economics. This expanding program has :nade the College of Home Economics a growing part of the University, drawing students from across the nation. ' W- 21, P-5 nl fu,-M 'ffl ' 4- li Llil..-'X 0,111 mc1I.13, PhD. Dcun. Ci .ffl 14 :llcgv of Home Econmiiigs 4. - X ,...1.n5-pang FR?3CDnmjors gained cxpcricnce working wih pre-School Housing und interior dcsign studvnts studied tlw Applica- nged childrvn in nurseries sponsored by their college. tions of principles of fnnytion amd dcwign in the hom? An .inxious pet owner consulted with .1 doctor in the Small Animal Clinic stuffed hy faculty und students of x'eterin.u'y nludicinc. Vet. Med. College Installed New Dean Highlighting the year for the College of Veterinary Medicine was the installation of the new college dean, Dr. Carl R. Reinhard. Dr. Reinhard was well qualified for the po- sition, having been an eminent research ad- ministrator with a broad background in gov- ernment, higher education, and the military as well as in veterinary medicine. Ranked high among colleges of veterinary medicine, Oklahoma State University's col- lege continued to grow in physical facilities as well as in teaching qualities, The College of Veterinary Medicine was dedicated to teaching, research, extension, and diagnos- tic services. Another accomplishment for the College of Veterinary Medicine was the graduation of the largest senior class in the history of the college. These graduates have attained a high technical competence and the demand for men and women possessing these special skills far exceeded the supply of new gradu- ates. lncreased enrollment and a new curric- ulum were proposed for the future growth ol the college. W 4:5 , .1 g I 9 ,psf M' -if 42 J: P X W. X ,K ,X X X . .NX tg 'XX ,N Om, MT I . , kia?- , , X 5: 2 t X' Q0 'ivy N ,. W Q ,QQ f ,X r f',, zexfgt. QQ te The growing need for competent draftsmen in industry and business assured drafting graduates of Oklahoma State Tech good futures. Oklahoma State Technical Institute Oklahoma State Technical Institute at Okmulgee, a branch of Oklahoma State, provided students with a vocational-tech- nical education. It was one of the largest residential schools of this type in the nation. Its graduates have numbered 35,000 since its establishment in 1946. Oklahoma State Tech made continual ad- vances in its curriculum. Instrumentation and Electronic Data Processing were ex- amples of new courses offered to keep stu- dents abreast with the space age. The 140 industrially experienced teachers were high- ly qualified instructors. On campus can be found 56.5 million worth of the latest equipment. The student spent four hours a day in shops patterned from industry and two hours a day in gen- eral education courses. Oklahoma State Tech offered more than study and shop operation, The campus fa- cilities included dormitories, apartments, three food services, library service, and var- ied recreational facilities which added up to a busy, enjoyable social life for Oklahoma State Tech students. l VVAYNE NIILLER, Dean, Oklahoma State Technical Institute ,z g, Basketball interest ran high at Oklahoma State Tech as The use of the latest equipment in secretarial training prog numerous students participated in intramural competition. vided greater joh opportunities for graduates of the course. The entertainment world was all around us. Some put their all into entertaining others. Key-Board, Resi- dence Halls, Allied Arts, the speech department and Varsity Revue provided programs for the enjoyment of the campus. ng. 4 f- ., .af fine if 58 ,FP N-gf if Key-Board and RHA Entertainment The GSU students and fac- ulty enjoyed two outstanding programs during the 1967-68 year. The Residence Halls Association brought to campus an entertaining evening pre- senting the well-known Right- eous Brothers, a singing and dancing trio, the Blossoms, and singers April Stevens and Nino Tempo. Key-Board Commission also provided for a thrilling show featuring the popular singer, Andy Wil- liams, and the equally well- known composer, Henry Man- cini. The audience was also entertained by six CSU coeds who danced as Williams sang 'AMusic to Watch Girls By. Both of the programs were Well received by the campus. April Stuxrlis ui .attraction for all. Andy XVilliums. presented many well-known num k, in 'zfk ix k J' if 'fx d EQ' M 12 f In . f 2 1 , UUI1 agunww-ww-ww Drama Students Characterized Modern Plays Cindy Rogers played two characters in the production of Under this Nlilkwoodf! The first play of the season was Nlisalliance, under the direction of Miss Vivia Locke. The dra- matic play Ghosts was the The- atre Guilds second presentation of the year. The play told the events of a family haunted by the past. During QSU's eighteenth Autumn Festival of the Arts, the speech department presented 'Allnder the Nlilkwoodf' ln this drama, forty characterizations were portrayed by fourteen stu- dents. A Case of Libeln and Desire Under the Elms were the last two presentations of the year. ln a theater reading, the play 'AThe Killing of Sister George, was given by a faculty group. Displaying exceptional ability. l-I students portrayed 40 cliarzicters in A'Under the Milkwoodf' 0' Bi-fore thc pcrforimmqi-, students put in hours of work. Hours of diligent preiutiuc paid off tm opcning night I37 American on Stage From Christopher Columbus through the American revolution to the days of the old West, America on Stage was portray- ed in five different ways in the an- nual Varsity Revue production. Participating groups were Alpha Chi Omega and Sigma Alpha Ep- silon, Chi Omega and Phi Gam- ma Delta, Kappa Alpha Theta and Sigma Chi, Beta Theta Pi, and Parker, Wentz, and Scott Halls. The three-day show was sponsored by Theta Sigma Phi and Sigma Delta Chi and also featur- ed ten Varsity Revue girls and four individual acts. Theta-Sigma Chi directors attepted 2nd place trophy. Emeee Mike Brown delighted audience with his expert showinanship. Varsity Revue girls relaxed backstage before the opening number. My ,Mr- Z Q. at B 525355 4 515+ if as 5.1 ,i s F ' ah ,- , 1 . ,a Q 1 , J, J wwf wh . a H1613 .W SW i'g K'xb,g 10 'ffm 'E' F Q ., r X i f ff' F kg fu, l E? 0' X ' 1 f .. 5 :gk 4' I 5 4. 1 1 1 n 1 I , -' 5 A E Q 5 3 f Q 2 ,W W km..fw A X ,....fff'5 ' Q' T' Mc Zdwvm f ,V ,.-:-..,-:I-5 A . ' . -fb at wwf v- - QF MW W . -M. 1. fw,,,:+:,,, K ,L k I Y A , -,,,.,,. , .,..:f-Q , A . JP 5, lffzgpgy- A -- -53312 . 'f,,:.k:,., ---' A ' ,fini W , A W LT!! Allied Arts Presented A Varied Program The Allied Arts programs pro- fided excellent entertainment for he students of OSU. This year he campus was presented pro- i Ahg, V. , y rams by The Lettermen, Ioyce is 1, 5 Efvrenlell, the Pozo-Seco Singers dell t A nd Arthur Fielder conducted the is r A A dh llippon Symphony. Also Nlclrlen- 'W--'E l 'y Boatwright, the Norman Walk- mr Dance Company, Tony Hend- a and Nic Ullet with Britons umorists presented shows. The klahoma City Symphony Or- rhestra presented an excellent 'oncert with the OSU Choir. The llied Arts programs, under the irection of Max Mitchell, end- rd the season with an inspiration- il concert by the United States Nlavy Band. The Letternien made second OSU zipperirauce. vm? ' Once again the Oklzihonm City Symphony Orchestra presented a fine performance conducted by Guy Fraser H arrison. e Activities V? 52 'iii 4-n 3 -QX, .-.K 4 bo M lm, Dlxuyrilvlvr -I uvo1gf' ou. Wleffm asf i 'lm Becoming involved, We took part where skill would permit. Discipline and training went into every move We made. The learning of joining together and devel- oping sportsmanship were basic to the very being of the games we played. ,M-n 2.43 fy W, fi? 4 , uf 3 it Q I 1. ff Lf K .ww-W ' ' , U,,'fi+,Q M' ': 1,2 ,Why f'mf?Q,i-,V 'VTQIQYAE-?2L m W ., V. K H A f 'wif 'H wif' JE A. V., W' 'L ff FQ ew, vi 0 N 5? if ,iiigfl X Sports Coaching Staff One l HENRY IBA, Athletic Director and Basketball Coach. I46 of Nation's Finest Under the able administration of Athletic Director Henry lba, OSU assembled one of the finest coaching staffs in the nation. Football Coach Phil Cutchin will be start- ing his sixth, and what should prove to be, his most successful campaign. Coach lba, who coached the 1964 Olympic basketball champions, was again picked to coach the USA team, as well as being elected prexy of the US. Basketball Coaches Association. Myron Roderick, who doubles as tennis coach, has headed Cowboy wrestling for twelve years, winning six NCAA titles, while his netters have won five Big 8 champ- ionships. Swimming Coach lim Cutter, in his third season, is rapidly building the new sport to prominence. Labron Harris' golf teams have won ten straight conference titles plus one NCAA championship. In three seasons, Chet Bryan's baseball teams have won two Big Eight championships and made two trips to the NCAA finals. This season ended the notable career of Coach Ralph Higgins, after 32 years as track mentor, during which he produced a number of Olympic stars, as well as U.S. and world record holders. PHIL CuTcHIN MYRON RODERICK Football Coach WI'estling and Tennis Coach y RALPH HIGGINS Track Coach CHET BRYAN Baseball Coach JAMES CUTTER LABRON HARRIS Swimming Coach Golf Coach fa- . ,,,Qi'v I wrt ,, gba. 3' llavfw I' SSX' 'sf A.-,arp ,rl ,, 22? u1IEf?W - 3 ,A -'R ,Q 475, N , : -f,a. fH4: l'f25Evi? . ' ' FRONT ROW: Ken Wzillace, Tommy Boone, Ken MC- Swane. Verne Miller, Iimmy Goodwin, Harry Cheatwood, Doug Cathey, Bill Young, Willard Nahrgang, lack Reynolds, Dean Alexander. ROW 2: Iohn Little, David Meadows, Craig Kessler, Ierry Philpott, Bruce Pieratt, Tom Guest, Lar- ry Gosney, Terry Brown, Ronnie Johnson, Iohn Matlock, Charles Trimble. ROW 3: Art Fleak, lim Carreker, lim Clark, Iim Moeller, Ion Kolb, Bruce Scott, Duane Porter, Ron Freeman, Benny Goodwin, Larry Phillips, Rick Amilian. ROW -l: Paul Mueller, Brad Baughman, Carl Armstrong, 1967 FOOTBALL RECORD OSU . O Air Force . . . O OSU . 7 Arkansas . . 6 OSU . O Texas . . 19 OSU . . 15 Kansas . . 26 OSU . . IO Colorado . . 7 OSU . 0 Missouri . . 7 OSU . O Nebraska . . 9 OSU . . 28 Iowa State. , 14 OSU . , 49 Kansas State . . . 14 OSU . . 14 Oklahoma . . . . 38 Won 4, Lost 5, Tied I Tied for Fifth in Big Eight Bruce Hutton, Mike Arnold, Rick McCoin, Robert Cutburth, Steve Gray, Steve Roush, Mike Smith. ROW 5: Richard F.scoe, Larry Kirkland, Gary Darnell, John Weird, lim Man- nix, lack Crissup, Frank Taucher, Richard Bechtol, Ralph Wilson, Ioe Esch, lim Kelly. ROW 6: Clay Ellis, Richard Sullivan, Bub Deerinwater, Pat Kernan, Miles Hall, Ted Clem, Gary Biird, Ralph Brown, Dan Blackard, Mark Palm- er. ROW 7: Iohn McMillin, Gary Goodwin, Tim Potts, George Mabry, Dan Hooper, Kent Grant, Steve Farris, Defensive standout Harry Cheatwood led States defense. Cowboys Upset This season was definitely one filled with surprises. Some were pleasant while many were disappointing, but as new talent emer- ged and regulars continued to improve, new hope and expectations for next fall were seen. The Cowboys opened the season at home with a scoreless tie against Air Force, then before some 50,000 fans, the Pokes upset the 3rd Ranked Buffs State, as did Kansas, who came from behind to defeat the Pokes, 26-15. Following two straight losses, OSU traveled to Colorado, ranked third in the nation, and brilliantly up- set the Buffs, 10-7. Missouri and Nebraska held the Cowboys scoreless, before 0SU's offense clicked to beat Iowa State, 28-14, and Kansas State, 49-14. An attempt to make it three in a row failed as the Pokes Arkansas Razorbacks with a stunning 7-6 fell to Orange Bowl-bound OU, 38-14. victory. Texas proved to be too much for Sophomore Benny Goodwin, who led the Big Eight in punt returns, mn this one back for 83 yards and a touchdown against K-State. ...A 'X ff f - ,, f ' ,, ' . A It fwffffi'??'S p lttfaiiffftta E ,gil iff'-n 4' - gi ffl' ,..A in Vicious gang-tackling, u trade mark of the rugged Cowboy defense, was evident as they jarred the bull from Sooner Stevc Owens Cheatwood in Shrine Game and Sr. Bowl 1-3 Littlc, Phillips. and Goodwin ruslwd NUS qnmrtcrlmck. Q C A ws ,gg rf, fl f Rcyuolds throw .m vxccllc-nt block for quarterback Scott. Rormic Iohnson found running space scarmc on keeper against UU, Qs: . l Having the best season of his career, senior Boh Drehenstcdt, Oklahoma States I67-pounder, kept his opponent oil his feet. Parker Sneed, Oklahoma States 152-poundcr, gave this Cy- clone all he could handle to add 3 points to States 23-5 win. H5-pound junior Katsumi Sizuki seemed to he thoroughly cn joying his match in the pre-season O-State invitational tournq OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU 1968 WRESTLING RECORD 18 Wyoniing . 15 Oklahoma . 15 Iowa Stare . 26 Southern Illinois . 21 Michigan State . I8 Oklahoma . . 23 Iowa State . 30 Northwestern . 28 UCLA . . . 33 Kansas State . 24 Colorado . . . 33 Lock Haven State Tied for First in Big Eight NCAA Champions Cowboys Tied For Big Eight Title Oklahoma State bounced back from last year's third place conference finish to tie for the Big Eight title enroute to capturing their 26th NCAA championship, Sophomore Dwayne Keller was named the NCAA's outstanding wrestler for 1968. 1967 national champion Ered Eozzard ended his brilliant career this season, suffer- ing only two setbacks in three years of varsi- ty competition and being named the out- standing wrestler of the 1968 Big Eight tournament. Senior Bob Drebenstedt had his best season with a dual record of 9-0-2. Big Eight titles were taken by Iohn Ward, Dwayne Keller, Drebenstedt and Eozzard. The Cowboys finished the dual season with an ll-l record, avenging their only loss by defeating the Sooners, 18-12. FRONT ROW: Katsumi Suzuki, Ray Murphy. Dennis Crowe, Dwayne Keller. Tommy Greene. ROW 2: Coach Myron Roderick, Herb Iimmerson, Peter Natl. Mickey Car- L Heavyweight Iohn Ward's crushing victory was one of the most exciting events in States Znd meeting with the Sooners. roll. Iohn Weird. Fred Fozzard. Ierry Stone. Bob Dreben- stedt, Parker Sneed. W .,.. XR W 2 ..,.. ' fi' vii? if 7. W -Q Q V 'wk-MH Rf a- .Wv ,. 1 V N w h- .. , 9 4 1 fvfwg - f new f . , A.., ef-, Wk .sm . ,-, SMR . 4 ,- ,--Mm - 'ygislggk ,, Llgizhg 5, W-QQQK 'Jw S , ffiifgm we -1 K A W K ,ag Q -'fiixiii 5' X ,ff . A w-fi-ai A -Q' -9 ,aw Q 4, - ' 'kfk m1'v5'?,?,ggQw f va 5552-IQ A Q Wm .-k, ,V 1: , - - . , ...,-: M- , - W---1 .H-.sf -W - f N V Q f .- ,i . S - ' 1 as I 5 2 vfw gf : f I- . I - - -Q-154, 1:1-1-2 s-avr: 3. W ,g,1,, -- , 4 9 5,,,w,5-, L- Q 12512 1,1 -- 'Q' 'N L- ' .':-wa' V ' fw-uf' ' '-qf asif w A , , M., ,,. ., V, sv W ,..H.-,G -X ..f,.. , ,. , V .e.,: ---Q-11 rw XX f ,fha-21.33 1 -1' r ig, -- www- -a-5 Lx f-2..,- ' ' , ,.-Q-V Z .I-5.-,iijw , Viagra- -if Q-,mfs f .Q -3-ig S1 if 1 ,i , L y- ,gi--, Fozzard Finished Colorful Career Conch Roderirk offered .1 friendly word of vmourngelncnr. State s l23'DUl!l'lC1L'I'. IDXX'21YI10KCl1L'I'. hnd Culmuxdu opponent tied in knwte aw he posted Ins eleventh straight dual victorv. Dennis Cmwc trunk down OU s Brynn Riu' on his wny to ll +I win This Kansas State player found it impossible to get all tht- way in for thi' lay-up against Poke deft-ndors l'lerroii and Smith. OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU Siirrounclccl hx' Covvlxivs. this Colorado plavcr seemed to he set Sophoniore Sparky Crolucr, who was only 5-10, leaped high to get this one over the oiitstretclwd arm of a Charger clclivndvr. 1968 BASKETBALL RECORD Samford ....,, Arkansas . . . VVyoming , . . lVlaClVlurray . . Trinity . . . . Texas . . . . Wasliiiigtoii . . Arizona State Oregon State Kansas . . . . Nebraska . . . Colorado . . . Kansas State Oklahoma . Colorado . . Iowa State . Nebraska , Kansas . Nlissoiiri . . lowa State . Colorado . Nebraska . Oklahoma . Kansas . . Missotiri . . Kansas State . against handing thc hall over to No. 211, Bill Christopher. VVOI1 IO, l-ost 16 60 52 72 60 55 56 65 59 49 67 48 59 56 61 59 61 63 52 40 49 68 82 56 70 60 49 Poke's Season H ln the record book States 1968 basketball season might have appeared to be just an- other average year. It was not a particularly good season, but it came within a few points of being a much better one. Seven of State's losses were by a total of ten points, with five of these losses being to conference foes. Some of the victories were also close, but when things did click, the Cowboys were quite impressive with such performances as the crushing 79-67 upset of powerful Kan- sas in the Big Eight tournament. loe Smith was States leading scorer with a 13.0 average followed by Gene Hawk's 11.2. ln the rebound department Charles Savell grabbed 172 to lead the squad. FRONT ROVV: Tim Clorsuch. Sparky Grober, David Cnr- penter, Gene Hawk. Mike Miller. Kenneth O'Nenl. ROW 2: luck Herron, Freshinan Coach Doyle Parrnck, Head Coach Henry lbzi, Assistant Coach Slim Aubrey, Trainer Byron Almost a Winner Cowboy hustlers were never one to shy away from 21 scramble. Bird, Herb VVestinorelzind. RCW 3: Student Conch NVard Sherrill, Rick Rrewitt, Mike Tate. Bill Christopher, Charles Snvell, Sinn Robertson, Piinl Mullen, loe Smith, Rick Cooper. Iba Again Coached 1 mpic Team Going for two points against K-State was loc Smith, who has An attempt to block guurci Sparky Grobervs jump shot tailed been a leading storei' and rebounder for the last two seasons. as the Athletes in Action bowed to OSU in il benefit gamut. E4 .pn- C IIJFCI Crlvxw Hmxk kvpt xr rmmulmg xvlrh his play nmkx M'H uudvx' lhv lmxkcl fm' lxxw pmnrx xnxx Hem 111 An unidentified Cowboy livened things up a little as he plowed into Cincinnatis catcher during the District Five playoffs. 1 All-American catcher Tony Sellari greeted Larry Burchart as he came off the mound after pitching his second no-hitter. Safe, standing up, was Cowboy slugger Don Kuykendall against Cincinnati, The outfielder was OSU's No. 2 hitter. OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU 1967 BASEBALL RECORD Houston ,... . 5 Houston . . . 5 Rice ..... . 7 Houston Baptist . , . I8 Houston . . . . fl Nlissouri . . 6 Missoiiri . 6 Missouri . 7 Kansas . 1 Kansas . . 1 Kansas . . . O Nebraska . . I Nebraska . . I Nebraska . . 0 Oklahoma . . . 2 Oklahoma . . . O Oklahoma . . 3 Colorado . . 2 Iowa State . . 0 lowa State . . O Cincinnati . . 0 Cincinnati . . . 3 Cincinnati . . . 0 Arizona State . . 7 Rider College . . 3 Won 15, Lost 10 First in Big Eight Sluggers Repeat As Big Eight Champs Oklahoma State continued to dominate Big Eight baseball this year by winning its fifth championship in ten years. Advancing to the District 5 playoffs, the Pokes defeated Cincinnati to qualify for the NCAA finals, where they tied for seventh in the nation. All-American catcher Tony Sellari led the Cowboy Sluggers with a .325 average, fol- lowed by outfielder Don Kuykendall who hit 286, and shortstop Danny Thompson who batted 280. The pitching staff was led by Bill Dobbs and Larry Burchart with sopho- mores Richard Schmidt and Bill Maxwell providing excellent relief when needed. Sellari and Thompson were joined by Burchart on the All-Big Eight team. FRONT ROW: Ioe Sorenson, VVayne VVeatherly. Ron Mc- Cord, Larry Bickford, Alan lohnson, Don Kuykendall. ROVV 2: Bill Dobbs, Danny Thompson, lim Hays, George Keeley, ...--.ITS lunior outfiielder VVayne VVeatherly slid safely into second against Iowa State in the final game of the regular season. Bill Nlaxwell. ROW 3: Byron Bird. Marv Fiocchi. Richard Schmidt, Richar Frank, Mike Tate, Larry Burchart, Tony Sellari, Chet Bryan, Baseball Shortstop Danny Thompson scored a run for the Cowboys. Conference on the mound was held with Coach Bryan, Sellari, and Dobbs. Victory smiles erupted as Bill Dobbs was congratulated by his teammates after sewing up the Big 8 title by pitching a no-hitter. .C E ii 1 lVlcCubbins Highlighted Higgins Final Season Zyl , or w!bxk M mq, ,A. lVlcCubbins crossed the finish line as usual, Hrst and alone. Three time All-American Chris lVlcCub- bins provided the brighter moments of Coach Ralph Higgins' final season, after thirty-two most successful years as O-States track mentor. Indoor competition found the Cowboys in sixth place despite Big Eight records by pole vaulter Larry Curtis, 16-1, and McCubbins in the 2-mile with a time of 91002. ln outdoor track the Pokes finished fourth as Bruce Wilhelm placed first in the shot with a toss of 56' IOM , Miles Lister threw the discus l67' Ll , and lVlcCubbins Won the 3-mile with a time of l3:5l.9. lVlcCubbins Went on to win the NCAA steeplechase with a time of 8: 15.4 and then Won the Pan Am 3,000-meter steeplechase with a record time of 81382. Cowboys Toppled Conference Records .3 T - , g 'N agf 1' 4 4 si vi Q. , 5. at , , W fx ,teeem or Iunior vanlter Larry Curtis continued to be ai top conference Bruce Wilhelrii tossed shot against rival OU. In the Drake contender by setting an indoor conference record of 16' I . Relays. Bruce set Q1 Cowboy record, throwing the shot 57 2 . la-.f 'QQS' 'ln ps. 5, 1. v S ,. m 4 11 '50-out 'H--vw-W fng. fm:-my K HM , 4 vi I .,, , 'YN QQ ' 6' X. Y vp A ' . V , M Q -ff, M- V. V ,,,..f- Nk 7 - -pr H' - ' -V F' f , M K ' Q JM- iff, Q i , 5 . ,-'jk , ,Q k . 1 i . 1 ' . i?'5 f r 3 1 4,39 ' J X W yr . ,-,.. U1-73TH V. V '- 554-ff Cf -'J i f 1' V ' , .. L i ' . al, A 4 v .M V A 1 i hficciihluiiis was not satisfied with mcrcly heating this OU rimncr. hc lnppcd him to acid to SOOIIQI' hiiniiligiriwn, iirh LHIFKILKI him .1 first in Big Eight disgiiw conipiftitiuii, xnxx di'z1ioiistr.1tvd hy scnior Niilus Listwr, Pm iii, ul I65 Golfers Took Tenth Straight Big 8 Title qs 1 Qklahoma State golf teams have been in Big Eight competition for ten years and for the tenth straight season Coach Harris' linksmen emerged as conference champions, No. 1 man Grier Innes sparked thc Poke golfers. Ho was run- ner'-iip in thc Kansas ninatenr' tourney in 65 and Won it in 66, placing four men among the top five in the 1967 Big Bight tournament. Grier Iones led the Cowboys in the tour- ney as he tied for individual honors with 1116, two over par on the Oklahoma Univer- sity course. Roy Bays captured third place with a 147. He was followed by Mike Di- Cel1o's fourth place 1418, and Roger Browns 151. Bob Dickson, leader of the 1966 OSU team, brought honor to his alma mater by be- coming the third golfer in history to win both the United States and British Amateur in the same year. Mike DiCcl1o checked the green while lining up his next putt, A junior from Illinois, Mike will add depth to the 1968 team. ,4,,,,, I66 W are 4 rf- he , ti fe--x Swinging Roy Bays drove for distance. One of two returning lettermen, Roy added the much needed experience to the squad. No. il man Roger Brown played well in the Big Eight tournament Roger, a two-time letterinan. usually shot in the low seventies OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU 967 GOLF RECORD 9 Oklahoma 3M Texas .... 5 New Mexico . 5M Rice ..... 2 New Mexico State 3 Texas ..... 12M N. Texas State. 75 Wichita State , 9M Kansas . . 10 Kansas . 7 Nebraska ll Kansas . . . I5 Central State . l5 Langston . . 9 Wichita . 5 Oklahoma 7 Oklahoma . . . Won ll, Lost 4, Tied 2 First in Big Eight 6 5M 1 M 4 3 3M VM 55 5 8 4 O O 6 .10 8 Improved Netmen Placed Third in Big 8 x i gf i fi ,Wav 1 33529 if iigif iff rifit'rMr- vt P . ' if ff awe-52i'iiaa'51 ,gpg 'f-.4if5i5.'A23,5'552ii 2--ia 5 ' ki nw, iv N g ali' L' 'k q Hperience. sophomore Cliff Price improved rapidlv JL IH K X to emerge as the No. l num forthe Cowboy netters 1967 season. O-States much improved tennis squad finished the 1967 season with a 12-41 record and a third place finish in the Big 8 tourna- ment, compared with the l966 season's 2-8 record and fifth place finish. Cliff Price led the Poke netters as No. l man, with Bob Howard as No. 2, Bill Austin as No. 3, Herb Westmoreland as No. 4, and Danny Robertson as the No. 5 man. The No. l doubles team consisted of Price and Howard, with Austin and Westmoreland as the No. 2 doubles team. ln the Big Eight tournament, the Cowboys were edged out of second place when they fell to Kansas in the semi-finals doubles matches. Kansas went on to finish in second place as CU repeated as conference champ- ions. Cliff Price and Bob Howard were singles finalists. Three 'ear lettermam Bob Howard, reci ient of the Big Ei ht 5 P Q scholastic medallion, provided both experience and leadership. The No. 5 man for the 1967 varsity was junior college transfer Danny Robinson. Danny, a junior, should Provide depth for 1968 69 Freshmen Mike Howard, Rick Biggert brightened 6845 outlook. 1 N N IS R 0 R D OSU Wichita State OSU Oklahoma . OSU Colorado . OSU Kansas . OSU OCU . . OSU OBU . . OSU Kansas State OSU OCU . . OSU Missouri . OSU Nebraska . OSU OBU . . OSU Iowa State . OSU Kansas . . OSU Southeastern . OSU Wichita State OSU Southeastern . Won 12, Lost 4 Third in Big Eight g,,1g..rlnfmnww-H-F Individual as well as team skills reached a high this season as State s swimmers were the best yet. The seasons hopes were centered around senior George Phillips, who was a constant contender in relay and individual events. Excellent diving form was displayed by this State swimmer as he picked up valuable dual meet points. OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU 1968 SWIMMING RECORD Iohn Brown Nebraska . lowa State E. New Mexico Texas Tech New Mexico Arlington . Arkansas . Oklahoma . Missouri . Colorado . Air Force . Kansas State Kansas. . Won 10, Lost 4 Swimmers Finished Oklahoma State's efforts to get its varsity swimming program going full blast began paying off this season as the Pokes finished in the upper division for the first time since resuming the sport in 1964. Coach Iim Cutter's tankers finished the dual season with a 10-4 record, compared with last year's 8-6 season. Losing only to Iowa State and Kansas in conference compe- tition, the Pokes defeated rival Oklahoma University for the first time since the sport was resumed. Though lacking in depth, the Pokes sur- prised many of their veteran foes by toppling numerous school and conference records. Seniors Dave Iohnson and George Phillips and junior Ken Lemasters were outstanding OSU performers. FRONT ROW: Alex Whitmore, Don Ferguson, Iacques Cunningham, Phil Faust, lim Denney. ROW 2: Coach lim Cutter, Dave Iohnson, Bob Workman, Bill Keene. ROW 3: With Best Season Yet A perfect start in swimming, as in track, could very well be the deciding factor in whether or not a race is won or lost. Roy Hiskett, Kenneth LeMaster, George Phillips, Kenny Wil- liams. 054: so 050 I i. e-50 1 950 as 6555 Q50 Oklahoma States intramural football all-star team defeated the Sooner all-stars, 33-6 in the first meeting of these two teams in Norman. All-Star Team Added to Intramural Program Qklahoma States intramural Sports pl-O, WRA competition included everything from bowling to hockey. gram was designed with the masses in mind. It gives each student a chance to voluntarily compete in any sport in which he is inter- ested. This year's program provided a total of 4 fourteen different sports, including every- thing from football to golf. Competition in each sport is divided into four leagues: open independent, club or dorm, and fraternity A and B. Winners of each of these units then vie for the all-university championship in each sport. Something new added this year was an all-star team which competes with all-star teams from QUE intramural program. Coeds who have participated in two sports in one semester form the Womens Recrea- tion Assoc. i Competition was fivrcc as fl Lamb- clfi Chi wvnt up to block an attempt- Cd spikc in intr'urni1i'g1l Volleybzill, OSU's fine wrestling tradition made it an intramural favorite. The Kappa Sigs Controlled the boards against the Delta Chi's. ,. f mf, M ,lj . ff? if ak R231 + r. , -'V I74 55 'Q if 'SIE F--Dig. tL to Rl Mike Holt, Omen Moore. Dale Atherton. Linda Ammons,Bill lohnson, lan Turner, Reid Allen, Lou Loeffler, Carol Pojezny. Cheerleaders Boosted Spirit at OSU Cheerleading was a full-time activity for the eight Oklahoma State cheerleaders. They were enthusiastically supporting OSU teams at all home football, basketball, and wrestling events in addition to all out-of- town football games, the Kansas City Big Eight basketball tournament, and the OU wrestling and basketball events. Many hours were spent each week at athletic events or in practice. The cheerleaders plan- ned and Worked closely with the marching band, O'Staters, and Lassos and Lariats in perfecting their performance. Competitive tryouts were the method of selection used to determine the year's cheerleaders. Linda Ammons and Louis Loeffler served as head cheerleaders. Pistol Pete, Bill lohnson, was seen at every game and pep rally. Hours of practice resulted in za perfect performance on the court. ...x......,,.,......,..M A ,, ,M I 5 5 1: - I ' 'K 'I A Mfyf- N. ROTC Air Force ROTC Offered Varied Program as Q 5 Arnold Air's display in the Student Union depicted Air Force from 1947 to pres The AFRQTC program includ- ed studies of the development and traditions of the military profesf sion, the role of the professional officer in our American democra- cy major ideaology conflicts and aerospace power factors in the preservation of national security. The advanced AFROTC pro- gram leads to commissioning as a second lieutenant in the Ain Force. lt is available to full tim students who can meet physicai and mental standards. Advanced students study leadership and management, communicationskills, military justice, and problem solv- ing. Also studied are the Ain Force today and how it is evolv- ed, and current developments in aerospace power. y I 193, r A Cancllv lighting was part of the Angvl Flight initiation. Practiual experience was ai riegessairy part of learning. Kwai Wir The Air Force Military Ball was hold in the Student Union. l - V Lq'fT1,5,, L- Compvtirion determined the best flights. Air Force' mdcts raised the flag. I78 !, ,tif . ,Wm Q' a 2 K E, Q 5. N, 1 LW r x Q f in Q 'xxx Q ff -Q., 5 Z- ve 5 ,ar 1 ig , Qualified Officers Produced by Army ROTC From the very beginning of the university, the Army ROTC pro- gram has been an important part of Oklahoma State. It has pro- duced each year, large numbers of qualified Army officers for the na- tion's defense, many now serving in Vietnam. Every able young man has an obligation to contrib- ute to national defense. The col- lege-educated man can best serve his personal interests by earning a commission and fulfilling his obli- gations as an officer. No patriot questions the desirability of main- taining a military posture which will insure continuation of our freedoms and our Way of life. Cadets of the 3rd Battalion of the Army ROTC presented a pre game ceremony for OSU footbxll fans durmq the ye ir rmy ROTC Served 77th Year on Campus Oklahoma State University can be justly proud of the many ROTC graduates who have served their country as com- missioned officers in the Army. The Reserve Oflicers Training Corps was first established on the campus in 1891, and since that time numerous young sec- ond lieutenants have been train- ed and commissioned. The ROTC was formulated to pro- vide the nation with trained manpower, ready and able to assist the country during per- iods of crisis. This philosophy continues at OSU today, where young men learn the military arts concurrently with their chosen field of study. The Army ROTC is proud to be part of this program in the de- velopment of leadership and fulfillment of privileges and responsibilities of citizenship. The Army ROTC completed another successful year. 41 Sczibbzird and Blade Heinies are initiated. At t 1 h home fo tl ill q mir minbers of thc Per b nq Riflles r cd the n itional fliq D11 Rolvcrt Kamm. OSU prcsidcrit, was present on thc drill ticld to witness tlic commissioning of Army ROTC lionorziry coloncls Summer camp for Army RCTC juniors wus not always glamorous but did provide valuable leadcrship experiences. iyyirr Zhi x .v W . ..,i . Y ,' ra Z'q f M- -q., In 'fir ,Lv ,w,Q.w ' Nw 4 kgw J J I F 1 PAS Col. E. F. Adams Prior to assuming his position at Oklaho- ma State, Col. Eugene F. Adams was chief of the Support Division and assistant direc- tor of requirements at Langley Air Force Base, Virginia. He spent 25 years in the service during which time he served as a pi- lot in the ChinafBurmaflndia Theater dur- ing World War ll, in Hawaii, and in Tar- pei, Taiwan. He is now a command pilot. He completed the Command OHicer's Course, Scott Field, Illinois, and the Armed Forces Staff College, Norfolk, Virginia, among others. He received the Distinguish- ed Flying Cross, the Air Medal with three oak leaf clusters, and the Distinguished Unit Citation. Officers of 25 Years Active Duty Head ROTC PMS Col. K. L. Yarnall Col. K, L. Yarnall is a native of Pennsyl- vania, and has over 28 years of active ser- vice. He graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point in 1939. During World War ll he served as the com- mander of an anti-aircraft artillery battalion in the European Theater. Subsequently, he served in various command and staff posi- tions in the United States, Canada, and Eur- ope. His most recent assignment was a mem- ber of the Special State-Defense Study Group, which conducted studies of interest to both the State and Defense departments. He attended the Command and General Staff College and the Army War College. Air Force Personnel LT. COL. ROMANO, MAJ. LADD, MAJ. IOHNSON, CAPT. SNYDER, MAJ. BENGE, CAPT. COOK, IOSEPH WILFORD ROBERT EARL BOBBY SIDNEY MXSGT. INORAO SfSGT. KAZNOSKI, SfSGT. HOPPER, S,fSGT. I-IARREL, SfSGT. KANENCHEN ANDREW PETE WOODROW TOMMY RICHARD 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 enabled him to attain the required proficiency in his particular field. Their duties included instruction and training. Army Personnel LT. COL, PRICE, MAJ. NANCE, MAJ. MATTHEWS, MAJ. BARNEBY, MAJ. BUEORD, MAJ. GIBBONS, MAJ. BIL' CHARLES THOMAS IOHN HOYT ALFRED JAMES RONAL i is ! MAJ. MILLER, CAPT. GABRIEL, MfSGT. VAUGHN, SFC. SMITH, SPC. KENNEDY, SFC. BRADY, SPCXS WAGO EDWIN DALE CARL WOODROW PAUL MAX IERRY Selected because of military background, leadership ability, and instructional potential, the Army instruc- tor personnel Were the cadets, first and possibly the most important exposure to the military. Many instructors this year had recently arrived from duty in Vietnam and others Were scheduled for duty there. Their guidance to the cadet, both as non-commissioned and commissioned officers, Was of great importance in the development of cadet leaders, I84 Air Force Cadet Group Staff FRONT ROW: lohn Hudson. Rex Hottcl. Calvin More-land. Robert Hoppers, Gary Simon. ROVV 2: lohn Kelly. Glenn lVluGufHe. Edwin Turlington. Pet riesctte, Terry Stevens. er Enqstorm, Raymond Mor Air Force Sweethearts ! 'l 1 ANN lDIC,INIJIO, Sqnndmn 2 Snmx Kmlxl, Squadron 3 Sxxme,-x L,-xwnfxcla, Squadron I Cadet Staff FRONT ROW: Randall Rigby, Gail Howard Hanada, Douglas Dollar, Dean der, Ioscph Adair. Honorary Bngade Colonels MARCIA WOOTEN, Honorary Lt Colonel MEGAN. BOOKER FRONT ROW: Ian Christensen. Rita Owen. Megan Booker, Sue McKinster, Major H, W. Barnaby, Linda Cvibson, Becky Grubb, Susan Bergschneider. ROW 2: Nancy Kays, Lianne Peaden, ludy Black, O'Quannah Wolfe, Carol Kent, Linda Davis, Pat Price, Sandy Powell. ROW 3: Marcia Wooten, Natalie Yarnall, Maureen Cvarrity, lean Stampcr, lean Coffey, Cindy Lcese, Suzy Snider, Marion White, Sandy Dixon. ROW -l: Carol NVilliams. Dianne DeVore, Pat Hall, Melanie Lockney. Susan Prater, lenny Montgomery, Pat Tucker, Susan Phillips. Nlarsha l-lauptfleisch. Karen Young. lades Promoted Army Through Travels The Army Blades precision drill team through their activities attempted to stimulate student interest in the Army ROTC program. The 40 blade Coeds partici- pated in the Tulsa Christmas parade and the Drum- right Oil Day parade, A five-day trip to the U. S. Air Force Academy and a stop at Cheyenne Mountain, which is the headquarters of NORAD, highlighted the year's activities for the drill team. The year's com- mander was Sue McKinster. FRONT ROW: Kathy Rhodes, Iudy Nall, Sandra Lawrence, Capt. Sidney Cook, Nancy Samuelson, Eileen Freeman, Patti Byler, Iane Hitch. ROW 2: Margaret Moore, Ianet Blaize, Scarlett Custer, Anne Riddle, Ardith Mercer, Susan Kamm, Iudy Sherman, Bonita Synar. ROW 3: Beverly Dixon, Rose McGough, Fritza Scott, Kathy Miller, Janet Peek, Gayle Wil- son, Iean Anne Shelton, Ioanie Walker. ROW 4: Sandi Partridge, Nancy Mefford, Ioanne Alexander, Anne Mac- Donald. Ramona Sewell, Marilyn Benbrook, Christine Sheets, Cheryl Newman, Ann DiCindio. ROW 5: Hilary Hughes, Suzy Corgan, Betty Coffey, Tina Gray, Barbara Cummins, lanet Weathers, Kathy Chapman, Ioyce Iohnson. Smiling Angels Sold Football Programs An Angel Gram for the servicemen in Vietnam, a Christmas party for underprivileged children, a pro- gram to collect Thanksgiving baskets for needy fam- ilies, the sale of football programs, and numerous pa- rades comprised a part of the activities of the Thunder- bird Angel Flight girls' drill team. The Flight took a five-day trip, including skiing and a stop-over at the Air Force Academy. Nancy Samuelson commanded the flight. FRONT ROVV: Theresa Maslak, Sherry Giles, Pat O'Dan- Bgrundq Sup Wrurlcy Sheryl Stark Doug Danyers ROW nell, Clayton Millington, B. W. Luster, Ioseph F, Romano, 3: Diani Broun Kiren Liaboe D1L!llfiHOXX ard ulie Sut on Indy lust, Cheryl Coiner, Viviun Davis. ROVV 2: Charles Shirley Foust lind1Gimlm Susin Higgins Birbara Kenyon W. Kennedy, Susan Quinn, Kathleen Schmidt, Karen Hod- Lora Noltrnsmeyer Carolyn Girrxrd lVl1ry Ann Roberts kinson, Carol Vaughan, Cindy Burlington, Vikki Boaz, Royetta ludy Ch inclltr I mis Rosebush Civil Air Patrol Promoted by Capettes To promote the Civil Air Patrol at OSU and the United States Air Force and its ROTC programs was the purpose of the Capettes, girls' drill team com- manded by Iudy lust. The 20 members and lil ki- wis pledges of the team participated in parades in Yukon, Drumright, Midwest City, Stillwater, and the Cushing Loyalty Day parade. A trip to McConnell Air Force Base in Wichita, Kansas, selection of new members, and change of command concluded the year. A. F. Seniors Prepared to Serve as fficers FRONT ROVV: Glenn lVlcGiiffie, Raymond Nlorrissette. Rex lrlottel. Calvin Moreland. Rohert Hoppers, Gary Hoff. Gary Simon, lohn Kelly. ROW 2: Iohn Hudson, Terry Stevens. Peter Engstrom. Edwin Turlington, VVilliam Ewens, Don Klovstad. Michael Gill, lerry Wiird. XVayne Baker, RQVV 3: lohn Gilbertson. Edwin VVhite, Kenneth Hopper, Benny Hock- ersinith, lohn Zukosky, Kenneth Zalondek, Terry Enderland, ROVV -lx lohn Shakley, Ronald Schiirter, Larry Merrell, Donald Bridal, Chris Ray, Denny Nelson. Stanley Kyle. Larry Babzis, Charlie Iones. Thomas lreland. lames Rainwater. David Bryant. Bill lX7lCCll1l'L', David Harris. i yi' 5' I ff-., J xr. i . ' ' 1:5 . y 'eq . . 3 Working pre-flight problems was part of the senions training ii i Air Force Juniors Trained in Summer Camp Class discussion was important for dcvclupnicnt of the junior. FRONT ROW: Richard Lamhcrt, luhn Brazil, Carl Geigcr, Richard Burroughs. Richard Schocn. Ron Ball, lirnmy Tailor. Terry Selby. ROVV 2: Stcvc Nlaison, VVayne Pluck-Sr. Karl Kraussc, lames Lewis, Allan lVlcCrary. Iames Dobson, lay Suggs. Edward Matthews. Curtis Nnlcn. ROVV 3: Riuhard Cox. Kurt lackson, Leon Plummer. Roy Speakes. Ray Barnes. David lVloorC'. Ronald Larson. Gary Mixon, David Powers. Rohcrt Lownian. ROVV -li lov Sorenson. Bhrent VVaddCll. Fred Nlillcr. Alan Nloorc, Lawrcnuv lohnston. Yvalter Trizna, Floyd Tippett. Ronald Hcsscr. Lvoiiaitl Court. Dale Odvody. lim Hathnoar. Army Seniors Ready For Commission FRONT ROVV: R. Riqlw. G. Rlwiiips, Acinir. D. Wi'i 1 D. Rtillnr. H. Hnn.1d.i, R. Sinicivr. Diiiiifvllncrg. ROX Edmonds. H. H.n'tniiinn. . x'c.v1', . . . ini 1, . i iVIuD4ni.ild. Ki. VVQnciv, . 'iili.inis, Z. Hnkvii ROVV Anderson. V. Scliulriiic' . , . 1'li, NV. Roniuro, . Austin Stinnvtt, C. CI'liXN'i'45i'Ci, XV. Tlioiiizis. L. Allrcd, C. Kant. R -iz L. Lindqrvn. R, Hood, A. ixnott. i1.C,olc, D. Rny, D. Vc H I. Rankin, C. Kciiiwdy. Ricidlv, V. Cotton, R. Huffington. ROXV 5' LIiiciC1'xx'ood. Long. C. Bnird. Diiwcit. XV Aruhibgid, Hnrris. R. Clmdn, C. Lnndry, D. Konntuiy VY. lVIuDowoll. D. Estrntin. FRONT RQVXY: Dnrlmiiii, I Rniiiilv. Ci. Bviziit, ilix, C. Hnirc. C. Fcrgnson, R. Coiii'icx', lil. Iilzxiiciiiow, KVI. Rccd. ROVV 2: iVIi1rpiiy. R. Ionvs, Vf. Niimigyiiii. C. Tilicxx S Biilingslcy. XXXYIIRLIIHS, L. Kyiv, C. IViuD.1iiii'l, Fostvr. I Bonrciuttc. Ni. VVEQWQI, Aliniry ROXV 3: T. Gorrull, U Lundy. L. IX'Iiiloiic3', I. Stott, R. Cl.n'if. Stliw.n':, O. Pun'- son. C. VV.n'rcii. Ni. Rctnllu, Hnrnion. R. Sinninck. T. Logsf don, D. Sxvcviicy. C. Griffith. ROVV -iz Ogiillwc. Rei-pct. I. Hnniiniiir. Siiliixnin, Ci. Sinqlvtiun, R. Hntlitvintni. C. Rndf ford. C. Onao, D. Bncoii. H. Atlfiiis. Xxyiiiitlliis. ROXV 5: 'I' Riddlv. L. Steiner, A. Snntli. H. Still. Vf. Towiiscmi. li. Qxwn. R. Noxxlin. T. B iir, C. Dcwlwrv'x', Hinton. Rcniinqton. At tinws iwtrcim' uoiiiciitrxitioii wus nscd in Arniv RGTC class. 1 5 A in Q ui 5 Juniors Learned Advanced ilitary Tactics Iuniors learned of military lite in advanced ROTC program. FRONT ROW: G. Easterling, C. Culhertson, I. Tietz, I. Dailey. E. Worle3'. R. Lohrecht, B. Nitholas, F. Knight, D. Shroff, G. Col- lier, D. Wallraven. ROVV 2: R. Husteod. Cunningham, W. White, B. Bryant, C. Wilson, R. Druener, D. Rodman, Cag'ey I. Sale, D. Capron, P. Crist, I. Mullennix, G. Roush, R. Kise. ROVV T: D. Gorman, P. Pierce, H. Yost, R. Armstrong, Cunningham. I. Hutchison. G. Hamilton, R. Frye. I. VVorley. I. McAdams, C. Owens. Thomson, H. Eddins, Hayes. ROW -lx B. Horinek, K. Chapin, L. Mitchell. R. Armhruster. R. McKee, I. Carpenter, Beaty. D. Souza, D. Pope, P. Mickle. L. VVoodside. R. Brand, VV. Strain. ROW 5: A. Barber, T. Quinn, Paul Gray, K. Dicken. D. Dickinson, F. Baker. D. Andrew. T. Cohh, Hughes, Horne. R. VVegener. Keylon. FRONT ROW: C. Disel, D. Moulin, R. Gunn, D. McConnell. M. Iaekson. B. O'Brien, D. Smallwood, K. Stockton, R. Strickland, D. Harris. ROVV 2: V. Rulison, C. Barnes, Fore. lVl. Nash, M. Robertson, B. Bates, I. Dunlap, M. Cullison, D. Fairley, H. H. Tillman, Crocker. ROVV 3: H. Ho'ley, P. VVright, Crocker, H. Howell, Earls, R. Clyner, Ault. D. Rowley. L. Eggleston, Rankin, R. ByBee, I. Gill. I. Best. D. lngmire. T. Flaig, R. Har- rison. ROVV -li B. Frinli. Graham, D. VVade, Batdorf, R. Hoke, D. Boyd, K. Parrott, Roller. T. Norton, H. Rhodes, G. Hibberts, I. Henry, G. Taliaferro, Gary, H. Hunter, R. Edwards. R. Wood. ROVV 5: Goodley ,T. Lipscoinh, R. Geisniar, S. Curry, P. Pipes, C. VVhittecar, C. Vance, Hendrix, Steeco. I. Epperson. K. Younkin. Schaefer, Harris, C. Righy, D. Davis. G. Loper. ROW' 6: A. Pietz. M. Corzine, VV. Zerger, I. Swaffar. K. VVintory, Chaffin, F. Heinrich, R. Hoos. A. Wheeler, W. Iohnston. L. Trawick. R. Hope, Travers. FRONT ROVV: Terry Stevens, Glenn McGnfhe. Robert Hoppers. Rec Hottel, Gary Hoff. Iohn Kelly, Denny Nelson. ROW 2: VVayne Baker, lohn Ray, Raymond Morrissette, Calvin Moreland, Charlie lones, James Gill, Don Klovstad, Dennis Koehn, Benny Hocdersmith. ROW 3: lames Rain- water. Richard Schoen. Richard Lambert, lim Hathcoat, Kurt lacltson, Ron Ball, Dale Odnody. Alan Moore, Lawrence lohnston. Curtis Nolew. ROW -1: Edwin VVhite. lohn Zu- kosliy. Gary Simon, Iaines Dodson. David Harris. Robert Lowman, Iohn Brazil. Carl Geiger, Brent VVaddell. Leon Plummer, David Moore, Ray Barnes, Roy Speakes. Ronald Schnrter, Floyd Tippett, Iimmy Taylor, lay Suggs. VVayne Plucker. i Z4 1 1 Arnold Air Sponsored Four Baseball Teams The Thunderbird chapter of the Arnold Air Society completed its fifth year on the OSU campus. Some of their year's activities were sponsoring an exhibit for the 20th anniversary of the l,l.S. Air Force, tutoring elementary school students, sponsoring four little league baseball teams, and aiding in recreation for the Perkins IOA Boys Ranch, and sponsoring an Air Ex- plorer Scout troop. Rex Hottel served as commander. Mcmlucrs of the Arnold Air So- ciety sponsored four little leziguc lmscball teams during the summer, OP' Miiuh time was spout in coaching. 5-f f . 1 im A f iii.. , i i Q t.:.,t:'Nf: into S K, K ,it , T. . M--fm ff . -. -wif, .V - in f p. 5 Pg S fc. , J if .1-ei'-+ Sweethcnrt Sandi Partridge ciihariccd Arnold Air Socictv. Air Forge- Angels piirticiptitcd in the Arnold Air initiation, I95 FRONT ROW: Richard McDonald, Timothy R. Gersey. ROVV 3: Ty Horton. Howard Harding. Stephen Hawk Terry Selby, Pete Engstrom, Roger Browning, Terry VVall. Mike Flanagan. Ed Rziupe, Scott Brower. Carl Forsythe Doug Danvers, Rocleric Rau, RCW 2: Mae lVlcCory. Fred Grant Young, Bob Biischman, Steve Wfillzice, Steve Curry Potter. George Mason, Dennis Ferrell. Robert M, Ault, Ste- loseph Wilstmii. phen Temley. Harold lVlyers. Larry Keyes, Donald Fair. Q ,L A .Zh Gallant Guard Formed OSU Honor Guards The Seventh Ceremonial Squadron, better known as the Gallant Guard, was a precision drill team compos- ed of freshman and sophomore Air Force ROTC ca- dets that possessed leadership potential. Each mem- ber of this team was highly proficient in drill and cere- monies and was selected for membership on the basis of desire, initiative, and an interest in the cadet corps. Selected members of this unit formed honor guards for distinguished Visitors to USU. 4 I .I - FRONT ROW: Gary Griffith, David Estrada, Howard l-lanada, Major H. W. Barneby. ROW 2: Paul Crist, Con- nie Wood, Iamcs Dunn, Charles Kell, lim Lightner. ROW 3: Van Schallenberg, Iames Ford. Ierry Keylon, Donald Hoos, Leo Schone, Tom Quinn. Society of American Military Engineers Made Trips A spring trip to the Air Force Academy and the NORAD Complex in Montana, and a field trip with an engineer group of the 45th Infantry Division were made by mem- bers of the Society of American Military Engineers, chartered at OSU in 1939. The Summer Camp Prepared During ROTC summer camp, the army cadet has the opportunity of putting his the- oretical knowledge into practice and must prove himself as an able leader-the pur- pose for which he is striving to attain through the advanced cadet program. Af- 39 members of the post, in addition to other activities, sponsored the state convention for Military Engineers. The purpose of the society was to inform its members as to op- portunities in engineering. Seniors for Leadership ter successfully completing the six weeks of training, the cadet was more fully prepar- ed to return to school as a senior Army ROTC cadet and to eventually enter into his chosen area of service as an officer. Pass in review parade and awards cere nonies signaled the end of six weeks of Army ROTC summer camp training at Ft. Sill. AK T ? M....u.M .... . fr 1 .f. . V 04 , franc- il. r FRONT ROVV: Harold Holley, Nelson Nance, Bruce O'- Brien, limmie Shields. ROVV 2: Richard Rodgers. lim Per- kins, Robert Hanks. Michael Morgziii, 3 Collegiate All-American Winners on ROTC Rifle Team The Army ROTC Rifle Team made out- standing accomplishments over the last few years. Among its achievements were: The National Hearst Trophy Championship, three Intercollegiate All-Americans and placement of members on the IIS, Army International Rifle Team, During the year the team traveled to Fort Sill, Oklahoma, to participate in a fourth Unitd States Army invitational rifle match and fired to postal matches at OSU. Varsity Rifle Team Won Big Eight Championship Holding the title of Big Eight Conference champions, the Oklahoma State Varsity Ri- fle Team attended rifle meets at the Univer- sities of Washington at St. Louis, Kansas State at Manhatten and Pittsburg, and Ne- braska in addition to sponsoring an OSU FRONT ROW: Carolyn Cvunn, Maj. Nelson Nance, lean- nette Vnil, Iinnnie Shields, Elizabeth Richards. ROW 2: invitational in Stillwater. The 18-member team consisted of both Army ROTC and other student competitors who competed in a total of nine events including Big 8 and Intercollegiate NRA competition. Bruce O'Brien, Richard Rodgers, Don Pure, lim Perkins, Lar- ry Bahler, Robert Hanks, Michael Morgan. 4 f 1, ,'-' 'V 21 S Q ci fmgiwi In lla if-it FRONT ROVV: Darrell lngmire, Charles Ferguson, Tracy Bair, Charles Kennedy, Mark Hansen, ROW 2: Brian Ken- nedy. lohn Casey. Scott Diener. Charles Lessly, Ted Baker. William McMurry. ROW 3: Dick Vallandingham, Dickson Lee Gunn, Bruce lngimre, lim Peckins, Wayne Kindrick. Scott Beuch. Minutemen Spent Many Hours in Drill Practice The Army ROTC Minutemen comprised mostly of basic ROTC cadets, devoted eve- nings and weekends to the development of an outstanding precision drill team to repre- sent Oklahoma State. The team participat- ed in parades throughout the area as well as the Oklahoma State Homecoming parade. The drill unit also performed for the Army ROTC cadet corps and visiting dignitaries during the year. Miss Susan Phillips was elected as the year's Minutemen sweetheart. OSU Skydivers Only Collegiate Parachute Club In State Chartered at Oklahoma State in 1960, the OSU Skydivers was the only active collegi- ate parachute club in Oklahoma and was well-known nationally. While participating in the National Collegiate Parachuting Championships the club placed fourth of FRONT ROXV: David Murphy. Major Edwin Mitts, Anne Branan. Charles Radford. Terrance Raclke, lon Moore, ROW 2: Steve Head. Marilyn Richardson, Mickey Barnes, Charlie Tutt. Roberto Stebbins, Kenneth Block. ROW 3: Ierry Ward. David Singleton, Randell Morgan, Scott Augerson, 35 schools participating, later attended the third and fourth Quarterly Oklahoma Sport Parachute Association meets and hosted the first quarterly meet for 1968. The club host- ed the OSU Collegiate Invitational meet. Iohn VVhite, Clint Davis, Paul Muncrief. Randy Nunley. ROW -lz Steve Rowe. Richard Hamer. Lowell Kennedy. Bob Beck, Ierry Hays. Iohn Shaklee, lack Cooper. Roger Sample, rn fa- FRONT ROW: Major Iohn lVlatthews, Howard Hanada, Horner Still, Gail Phillips, Douglas Kounter, Curtis Haire. Otis Pearson, Douglas Dollar. Randall Rigby. ROW 2: lo- seph Adair, William Norris. Ian Dunkelberg. Iames Daub- emspeck. Ioe Rankin, Larry Lindgren, Dave Singleton, Robert Budington, Walter Romero, Gary Belair. ROW 3: George Stinnett, Charles Landry, lohn Hix, Clillord Omo. Robert Sander, Ralph Huchteman, Gary Tilley, Ioe Underwood. Lar- ry Allred, Grover Kent. Terry Rddle, William McDowell. ROVV -lr Robert Chada. Dan Sweeney, Sidney Billingsley. lohn Durrett. Aaron Smith. lames Durham, lames Hinton. Kenneth Owen. Charles Dotllemeyer, David Estrada. Van Schalleiiberg, Scabbard and Blade Seen in aneuvers Working to raise the standards of college military education, to bring closer the military departments, and to promote friendship among cadet oflicers, were purposes of Scabbard and Blade, Members of the organization participated in a 48-hour field maneuver with a local Special Forces unit among other activi- ties. A student was required to be in the upper third of his class and possess outstanding leadership quali- ties in order to pledge. FRONT ROW: Grant Easterling, Stephen Smith. Steve Curry, Robert Geismar, Iohn Crocker, Edward Worley, Lee Woodside, Keith Chapin. ROW 2: Charles Owen, Rick Strickland, Marc Cullison, Williaiii White, Donald Fairley, Don Shrofl, lohn Carpenter, Frank Knight, John Gary. ROW 3: Don Smith, Henry Howell, Charles Ferguson, Richard McKee, Raymond Brand, Ryk Dunkelbery, Phillip Pierce. Daryl Rowley, Kenneth Parrott. ROVV -lz Ioe VVorley. Kenneth Wintory', lohn Travers, Thomas Cobb, Dennis Da- vis, Roy Edwards, Phillip Wright. lack Schaefer, William Frink, Charles Dise'. ROW 5: VVayne Johnston, Russell Hoos. Iohn Gray, lohn Hutchison, Alan Barber, Timothy Flaig, Iames Cunningham, Donald Smallwood. if Z i FRONT ROVV: Ronald Bilyeu, Vic Shrock. Marc Culli- son, Iames Fitter. Donald Fairley, Thomas Cobb, Dale El- ton. ROW 2: Scott Levy. Gary Bradley. lames Tideman, Robert Nuttall, Michael Kro mire Larrv Yocum Iohnn Q Y , ' Y Blevins, Richard Nuttall, Franklin Albright. ROW 3: Thom- as Brazil, David Oslin, Stephen Moore, Elden Cheatham, Donald Loughran. ROW -1: Robert Hanks, Williaiii Hayes, Harry VValey. Iohn Wilson. VVilliam Irish, Harold Brog- don. Michael Buckley, Dewayne Cvlover, Harry Canter. ROW 5: Donald Black, Troy Sanders, Richard Palmieri, Robert Odgers, Allen O'Dell, Edward Smith, Charles Swank, Ed- ward Light. Sandy Harrison, Moses lackson. Iames WilllillllS. Iohn Connolly, Paul Schmidt, Steve Flaming, lim Shields, Pershing Rifles Led Memorial Ceremony To foster friendship and cooperation among the military departments and to maintain a highly efficient drill company was the purpose of Company C of the Society of Pershing Rifles, which was chartered at Oklahoma State in 1932. In addition to firing Packy, the touchdown gun, and lowering the na- tional flag at football games, the unit directed traffic at football games and during Homecoming, and held an annual Pearl Harbor memorial ceremony. 20I FRONT ROW: Clifford Omo, Stephen Smith, Richard No Vg- lin. ROW 2: Frank Knight, Paul Crist, Robert Chada, Hugh Riley, Pershing Rifles 7th Regimental Hdqrs. The Seventh Regimental Headquarters of Persh- ing Rifles was organized in 1948, and now coordinates the activities of Pershing Rifle companies over the four-state area of Oklahoma, Kansas, Arkansas, and Missouri from the OSU campus. The headquarters, comprised of IO Army and Air Force ROTC cadets, planned drill meets, commanders conferences, and in- spection trips for the Pershing Rille organizations in its area. Stephen Smith was commander. was-A E xl ,411 Lwva nw' M . Jw +21 SWS 5 Q , ef, 4, was .. 5+ Q 1- Q 1 Y q iff v i,,,,,WM.,,,,..n , 'WMV - 1' 1.2.-m.,4-ww. H-W.M..W..,w-Q-N 3 L, M M--ff--4 ..-M. ,............-Q- .M ,, . ai 1-'fir' 41.1 Publications 203 FRONT ROW: Margaret Brown, Barry White, Della land, Ron Scribner, Dr. Harry Heath, Dean Frank McFar- Thomas, Beverly Bennett, Dean Edward Burris. ROW 2: land. David Harris, Dr. Dan Kroll, George O'Reilly, Calvin More- Board of Publications Selected Editors Accountable to the President of Oklahoma State University, the Board of Publications is in charge of the management and operations of THE DAILY CTCOLLEGIAN, the REDSKIN, and the SOLILO- QUY. Consisting of students and faculty, the board selected editors and staff for these campus publica- tions. For the second year the board awarded scholar- ships to selected staff members of THE O'COLLEG- IAN, the REDSKIN, and SOLILOQUY magazine. LAWANDA CoNNALLY, Editor MARGARET BENBRUOK, Associate Editor Redskin '68 Sought Expressions of Year DAX'lIJ HARRIS, Editorial Assistant lVlARY ELIZABETH PIERCE, Section Co-ordinator 6 J I,tt t Another year, another record . . . this was REDSKIN 1968. A year of activities re- corded in the best possible manner was the goal of each staff member. Everyone pitched in and pooled their talents to compile a book that every student could take to recall a year of fun and activities, of controversy, of study, and of people. It was so hard to express the feelings of a whole population of students when you seem like so few, but this at least was an attempt to cover all moods and facets of an ever- growing university, With a final deadline of March 15, We spent many hours in our base- ment home rushing to get that last picture and little bit of copy off to the publisher. An- other yearbook for the majority of students, but a year's worth of Work that meant so much for the staff. We only hope that RED- SKIN '68 will be as meaningful to you as it has been for us. MQ My w 205 Redskin Staff LINDA BINGHAM, Personalities Editor IANET PEEK, Academics Editor DAX'lD ,. BARBARA LYQNS, Beauties Editor CONNIV MUYERS, Publications Editor W STEVE HOLTON, Sports Editor and IOHN W1l.1.1AAis, Editorial Assistant Editorial Assistant I. DOX'I.E, Head Photographer IAIXIFS JOHNSON, Photographer evil' at, CARo1. BRYANT, Residences Editor s' 'S 'xxx GEORGE O'RExLLY, Organizations Editor DON PEAK, Photographer ff xol 'k ,. .-ww Univ' , fag, RE' E 0 PA'V1'Y MCBORE, Greeks Co-Editor SUSAN PRATER, Greeks Co-Editor Douc DOLLAR, Military Editor SUE HAWTHORNE, Arts Editor BOE DINIERY, Photographer BARRY BLACKMAIR, Photographer QP' 'cv xg' 'X .Q ' 3. 'N' L V 7' ft- , MW XX takes af A ENOCH NEEDHANI, Associate Editor, First Semester IENNIFER LAMB, Editor, Summer, Fall and Spring Semesters , o 0 O Collegian Voice of Students and Faculty The Official Voice Of the Students and fac, Sruvu Loouii, Associate Editor, Second Semester ulty on the Oklahoma State University cam- pus is The Daily O'Collegian. This student- run newspaper was in its 73rd year of serv- ice to the campus. The paper welcomed the addition of stu- dents from journalism newswriting labora- tories as additional staff writers. Also util- ized were volunteers who wandered into the newsroom. The O'Collegian experienced a rare sight in its newsroom this year as a coed edited the paper for two semesters. Major stories of this year included the resignations of faculty members, a Board of Regents ban on a speaker, subsequent addi- tional speaker policy guidelines, and a stu- dent general meeting called by the Student RALPH MARLER, Senior News Edifor Association president. The Q'Collegian also gave support to the eiforts of the Student Lobby for Higher Ed- ucation and endorsed plans for the Graduate Student Council. 208 n IAN BERRY. News Editor rd 9E. 'YQ1' RICHARD MCK1NLEY, News Editor 1, , , MARGARET BROWN, Fine Arts Editor 1 S 0 .1 is 14 an 20 7 ...I- I. CARL GLIYMON. Sports Editor Q i r 4 r..,....... 715-n-.-.....,,,,,, i?1,: '2':. Q15--.-'I' . vi' R: ,Fig- --'Hr dw L n -gtg!-'1:,y .- j ,,.em j3z'2 . - 'ff mi'-',-Q:-2-5. - , s ' :i - 5 :gig-H th ' : ??'f2 'w-52: 1- .. - dr, Bm. MARTIN, Asst. News Editor 5 po 1 BOB DIMERY, Head Photographer ohn Andrews, Ed Perry, Charles Burke, and Larry Vaverka, printers O'Collegian Staff aw f . si. f ' fi :xr-12,3 . M- -' 51555 ' V -. ,, M, . :W , A A ws. 3 2 E 3 Xl' W A tg R.. 3' . wh , .Q if? ' 1 ...E GLORIA RUBAC, Asst. News Editor X s ,.... A .,.4-v-an-so-v--V sf y in - Y .,- ' MICHELE CELARIER, Asst. News Editor PAT BELLMON, Asst. News Editor , ...J fi LEE STREETMAN and Ioux FENRICH, Asst, Sports Editors LYNN WALKER and KATHY HEATH. News Editors RICHARD IENKS, News Editor 4- ' L+ E IILI. FOVVLER, Publications Sccrctaq lL to Vck H r R e VVcibl oh Art Ee' Literary Efforts Honored in Soliloquy Creative efforts of OSU students and faculty were honored by publication in the fall and spring editions of the campus literary magazine, Soliloqug. Qriginality in subject and style, in addition to outstanding creative ability, resulted in several efforts of unique literary quality. Examples of campus talent in art were display- ed, also. Unique cover designs were used as well as illustrations spaced throughout the two editions. FRONT ROVV: Robert Purdy, Nlikv VVz1rne1', Bob Vfnlton. Bart Foster. lim Hansen, ROVV 2: Milcr- Blevins, lcd mann, Steve Oltinanns, Loh- Cklahoma State Engineer in 32nd Year The OKLAHGMA STATE ENGINEER, official publication of the College of Engineering, continued its 32nd year in publishing technical and semi-technical articles expressing the ideas of the undergraduate stu- dents. Published six times a year, each issue's more than 2,600 copies were distributed among engineering students on campus and to high school students throughout the state. 1 H ii ., L iii x ,f3'z ,k,,N,,W , - .. , .. - I . l A, Q, Z M'g'Y Organizations ZI3 1 Qw- range and Black Quill Stressed Service Orange E3 Black officers discussed a project with their advisor. FRONT ROW: Diane Kelton, Ianet Loomis, Ellen Ikes, Ianet Peek, Ieanette Marsh, Sherryl Mellott, Martha Martin, Ianet Nichols, lamie Leforce, Linda Gillig. ROW 2: Susan Abrams, Ioanne Alexander, Ianet Blaize, Karen Smith, lane Diel, Ian Levy, Diane Mathers McDaniel, lo Esta Stewart, Rose Mc- Gough, Mary Ann Copeland, Susan Skinner, Ian Clark. ROW 3: Sandra lordan, Marie Weigtint, Linda Soloman, Ann Eddle- mon, Carolyn Stephens, Carol Martin, Paula Hallman, Cheryl Coiner, Karen Hunere, Connie Coonrad, Gerry Lee Iones, Re- Carrying out its purpose as both a service and honorary organization, Orange and Black Quill featured several outstanding speakers at its bi-monthly meetings. Activi- ties of the group included assisting with the Mortar Board brunch, ushering at the Hen- ry Mancini-Andy Williams show, a tea for international students and providing money for the support of a child at the Pauls Valley State School. Other activities included a surprise breakfast for Mortar Board. inona Colson, Kay Carter, Mary Pat Grisso. ROW 4: Iayne Gill, Linda Kay Crume, lean Anne Shelton, Marilyn Ross, An- drea Anderson, Margaret Brown, Marilyn Sanderson, Karen Romang, Kathleen Simmons, Linda Bradshaw Sherrill, Iucly Kay Wilson, Deborah Ashenhurst. ROW 5: lan Berry, Lynda Petty, Charlene Seebeck, Nelda Finley, Martha Parker, Brenda Ellison, Alyce Loutherback, Cheryl Ott, Beverly Cox, Laura Day, Linda Wade, Iudie lohnson, Ramona Cvarred, Mary Lou Breon, Margaret Benbrook. FRONT ROVV: Mary Margaret Peters, Barbara Otsuki, Pam- ela Scantling. Melissa Miller, Donna Pearson, Barbara Ewens. Ann Ferry. Kathy Palmer, Marion Wliite. Nlary Morris. ROW 2: Cheryl Suenram. Mary Lu Bravo, Carolyn Stebbing, Sallye Hartzog. Susan Colob, Sandra Murdock, Elaine Kelly, Katrin Watt. Marilyn Benbrook, Opal Sims. Iune Bailey. ROW 3: Dana Cox. Carla Evans, lo Ann Dale, Rebecca Barnum, Susie Alpha Lambda Delta 1967-68 was the school year when Orange Quill at Oklahoma State exchanged her or- ange pledge ribbons for the red, gold and white of Alpha Lambda Delta. Alpha Lamb- da Delta is a national honorary scholastic organization founded in l924 at the Univer- VVinters, Ruth VVhittet, Dana Schaffner, Katie Tener, Marty Acton, Suzanna Samuels, Lucinda Lucleman. ROW 4: Donna Balsom, Margaret Montgomery, Alma Ball, Ann Taylor, Karen Smith. Diann Cowling, Karen Graham, Patricia Moore, Eliza- beth Clift, Charlotte Zweiacher, ludy Bearclen, Marjorie Tytenicz. Honored Frosh Women sity of Illinois. Its purpose is to honor col- lege women who made a 3.5 in their fresh- man year and to provide them with leader- ship opportunities in their sophomore year. as well as widen the scope of knowledge. Intercollegiate Knights Won National Scholastic Award Intercollegiate Knights is a national hon- orary service fraternity. Galahad chapter of OSU has distinguished itself in having the highest scholastic average of forty chapters in the nation during two of the past three years. Intercollegiate Knights had various FRONT ROXV: Cleive Dumas, loe Spencer, Kent Dunbar. Henry Eddins, Alan Keller, Kevin McKenna. ROW 2: Kent Mclnnis. lohnny McElroy, Charles Sutter, Thomas Weirick. service projects throughout the year. Among these were selling sun Visors at the Home- coming game, ushering for the Andy Wil- liams concert, and working with Parents Day activities. lim Anderson, Tom Coburn, Don Humphreys. ROW 3: Rich- ard White, Dougas Phillips, Craig Tigert, lames Steichen, Rob- ert Nelson. Carl Thoma, Alan Barber, Clint Roush, lef Nelson. lL to Rl Allan Keller, David Clzibaugh, I. R. Hunter Intercollegiate Party Provided Valuable Stepping Stone The lntercollegiate Party again had a suc- cessful year as it provided a stepping stone for several senators and class officers. The spring elections marked the end of a rebuild- ing year. The ICP solidified its financial sta- tus and was now on a firm foundation. The Alpha Zeta Encouraged Alpha Zeta, a national honorary agricul- tural fraternity, was founded at Oklahoma State University on April 24, 1916. Its main purpose was to encourage leadership, schol- arship, character and goodwill among the stu- dents in agriculture as Well as sponsoring FRONT ROW: David Burleson, Terry Shaw, Craig lVlCKin- ley. L. l. Roetker, Steve Shriver, Wayne lohnson. ROW 2: Richard Adams. loc Spencer, Dwain lindra, Ernest Bredel, lohn purpose of the Intercollegiate Party in l967- 68 was to identify the top candidates for of- fice through primary elections, after which an aggressive campaign was initiated by the ICP. Leadership and Scholarship numerous activities and services. Member- ship in this organization was limited to out- standing students in agriculture and was based on the students' scholarship and lead- ership abilities. Myers, lohn David, Clint Roush. ROW 3: Pete Teel. Don Frankenberg, David Raniming, Gary Clark, Rodney Lyles, Lar- ry Abernathy, Dick Shcpcrd. lohn Kusel. FRONT ROW: Kay Schones. Betty Bullard. Cecelia Sanders, lyn Disch, Sandra Pellonari. Rita Moore, Dorothy Roberts. Susan Ahrams, Beverly Brehm, Ann Heeger. leanette lVlarsh, ROW 3: ludy Carter. Rosalee Weird. Cynthia Taylor, Angela Susan Howell. ROW 2: Margaret Howard. Ieanene Iones. leane Owens. Ruth Karns, Ianet Blaize, Virginia Geisel. Caro- MclVlanus, Anna Luckinbill, ludy Bearden, Becky Bruce. Ioly Blackbird. Susan Holt. Kathy Vvaugh. Association of Women Students Rules governing women students at OSU are considered and acted upon by AWS Legislative Board, composed of representa- tives elected irom all womens living groups. In addition to its legislative duties, the board sponsored the friendship program for inter- national students and American students: they planned and carried out the leadership banquet for women leaders. They sponsored one international tea. They helped with the revision of the AWS publication, Keys to the Campus. ludicial Board was the final in- terpreter of AWS rules, and it was compos- ed of representatives from each class of wo- men students at the undergraduate level. lu- dicial Board regulates all queen contests, and they sponsor the Miss OSU Contest in the spring. The chairman was Kay Schones. AVVS luclicial Board, FRONT ROVV: Deann Stinchcomb, lnona Summers, ROW 2: Susan Prater, Leslie Bnthwald. O'Staters Took Nebraska Football Trip OlStaters xx ere seen everywhere ready to sell a bit of spirit. FRONT ROW: Iacklyn Ketchum, Rajean Taylor, Mary Lu Bravo. David Buck, Ianette Points, Iohn Garrett, Helen Wei- gandt. Steve Danford. Ann Clark, Carol Coates. ROW 2: Brent lones. Linda Ketchum, leanne Giacomo, Carol Berry, Re- becca Nix, Margaret Banks, Linda Roddins. Susan Iones, Diane Kreie. Bill Dnskin. ROW 3: Linda Iackson, Indy Carter, Lynne Owens. Sharon Winters, Carol Schieber, Connie Schroeder. Ann Crunk, Corrine Criswell. Vicky Carignan, Nancy Ather- O'Staters, a campus pep organization for freshman and sophomore students, was es- tablished in 1960. Since then it has become one of the largest organizations on campus, with a membership of 250. O'Stater's pur- pose Was to boost school spirit through its many activities. O'Staters assisted in organ- izing pep rallies and encouraged living groups and other organizations to make ban- ners and attend pep rallies. They also added color to the campus by selling spirit ribbons for all football games. Among other pre- game activities, O'Staters painted the end zones, wrapped the goal posts and welcom- ed the team onto the field. During the games, O'Stater's cheering section could be heard all over the field. The year was highlighted by their trip to the Nebraska football game. ton. ROW -4: Ioan Hoff. Beverly Barnes. Susan Shelton, lanis Tompkins, Patricia Beese, Candice Brown, Deanne Abel, Char- lene Groclen. Donna Lacki, Kathy Robb, Cynthia Taylor, Ian Christensen. ROW 5: David Kuykendall, Dennis Barnes, Stan Martin, Barbara Ronck, Mary Ann Roberts, Iudy Nash, Nancy Stringer, Annette Haney. Pauli Martin, lohn Parkinson. Steve Curry, Steve Cabelsberg. fl si 5 i l E FRONT ROVV: Iody Haley, Nancy Thomas, Pam Barber. Glanda Dady. Nancy lo LeMaster, Cherry Chester. Carol Shi- manek, Ioan Friton. Barbara Baker, ROVV 2: Sherolyn Escue. Marian Maharas, Mary Clement, ludy Cole. Mary Dean. Anese Hall. Patricia Foster, Wainda Murphy, Barbara Berryhill, Carol Sprowls, Linda Hall, ludith Stanclridge. RQVV 3: Iuclith Marsh. leanncttc Simunek. Patricia Park. Sherry Sylvester, Linda Owen. Mary Schulte. Linda Vick, Pam Cothran. Sherry Horas- se. Ian Tautfcst, Paula Phillips. RQVV -1: Ginny Strong, Ianie Gassaway, Iiilic Price. Margie Chester, Sue Dulanes, leannie Blackwell. Susan Booher, Sylvia O'Dcll. Pam O'Dell, Machcle Brown. Coleen Hughey, Micla Lanning. Mary Ann Prima. ROVV 5: loscf Neff. Robert Clark, Bill Ford. Larry Clark, Iulie Chase. Marie Pierce. Becky Tice, Sue Loncrqan, Barbara linapp. Linda Kaminski, Larry Claiissen, Tom Doray, David ones. O'Staters Made H-ard Sell on Ribbons liispirecl hy OSU trophies. 04Statcrs xytwkcd hard throughout the year to boast the C,mx'lmy spirit. if FRONT ROW: Suzanne Ohan, Lisheth Briggs, Shirley O'Reil- ly, Robert Nelson, lan Levy, Sherry Ziska, Elizabeth Clift. ROW 2: Marie Pierce, ludy Piatt, Cheryl Suenram, Linda Gil- lig, Linda Via. Ruth Karns. lanet Liles, Nlarcia Minton, Billie Fairman. ROW 3: layne Gill, Nlarkay Palu, Iana Cook, lanette Points, Iohn Stanfield, Steve Hottman. lan lones, lan Lale. Ruth Whittet, Carolyn Howser, Lass0's EG? Lariats Held Pep Rallies Lasso's and Larriats is the only honorary organization on campus which offers mem- bership to both men and women. This or- ganization was formed for the purpose of promoting school spirit through scholarship, leadership and service. Each living group was allowed one representative a year from its sophomores and juniors who have main- tained a 3.0 grade average. Pledging lasted through most of the fall semester and entail- ed fund-raising projects and out-of-town trips. Activities which came under the direction of Lasso's and Lariats included sponsorship of the annual Homecoming festivities, selec- tion of the Homecoming Queen, the spring sports picnic, organization and planning of the pep rallies, and receptions for OSU's re- turning teams. Lassos 5 Lariat officers made plans for a successful year. IT KL to Rl Deborah Robinson, Kent Hensley, Mzirtha Nloutray, Gene Reid. University Party Presented Positive Political Platform The University Party strived to serve the campus community by nominating, support- ing and electing the best candidates to the Student Association, Senate and class office. The party sponsored many activities to help improve student government at OSU. Among these activities were bi-partisan cam- pus-wide programs presenting all the candi- dates, newsletters giving the candidates qualifications and the formulation of a new positive political platform. Distributive Education Club of America Promoted Interest The OSU Collegiate chapter, Distributive Education Clubs of America, is an organiza- tion whose membership was open to former high school DECA members, college dis- tributive majors at OSU or former DECA members whose majors were related to the fied of distribution. The purposes are to pro- mote and foster interest in distributive edu- cation and related fields on the Oklahoma State University campus and to develop a respect for education. FRONT RONV: Carole Cunningham, Beth Hottenstein. Vicki Hiebert, Connie Semrad, Robert Dimery. ROW 2: Mrs. Lucille Patton, Mr. M. DeBcnning, Mr. Ted Best, HIIHHHI-Q1lIZn-. Dairy Science Club Dairy Science members helped to promote the OSU dziiry sales. FRONT ROW: Dwuin liiidrgi, Nancy Stiles, lobn Cunning- lizun, Isnncs lrwin. B. Micklv. H. C. Olson, Stanley lVliisgrzive. lark Stout. ROVV 2: Indy Bond. Mary BOl'1lCII1rlIl1l. D. Vaught. Howard Slzickniuii. Kent Livingston, Kenneth Vvords, Printed Yearbook Dairy Science club was composed of stu- dents from Oklahoma State University who were interested in the science of dairy pro- duction and the technology of dairy manu- facturing. The primary purpose of the club was to promote cooperation and understand- ing among the students. The club was very active this year as the members assisted in the formation and pre- sentation of the 1967 Cheese Festival. Qthf er activities included the publication of their annual yearbook, the annual banquet and the spring picnic. This year the club placed high in a large and very competitive field of dairy judging contests. The dairy department was proud to have such an organization that placed in national and international judging contests. VVilcy Pinkstoli, lvlzison Nliiiigle. ROVV 3: Larry Nh-t-ks, Fidel Sei'r4inu, Reyniond Early. lynn Scott. Robert Kuiuiu. Dennis Hiibbard. Barry Stccycns. Frank Bush. L , FRQNT ROVV: LaDell Cooper. Richard Kunze, lohn Davis, Marilynn Benbrook. Monte Reese, Lynn Ketcham. Harold Wil- liams, Harold VVoodall, Patricia Canditl, ROW 2: Don Frank- enberg. loe Spencer, Terry Tippens. Richard Schermerhorn, Tim Holland. Mike Parrish. Don Tallent. VVallace Crispin. Brian Horinek. Mitchell Cortelyou. lohnny Melilroy, Stephen Morris, ROVV 3: Terry Iohnson. lim Early. Norman VVolfi, Aggie-X Establish Aggie-X, agricultural economics club for students, gave S750 this year toward schol- arships for agriculture economics students. The club also gave S700 to the Briscoe Memorial Scholarship Fund. This fund had been established to honor the late Dr. Nellis Briscoe, department professor. and his fam- ily. The fall Agri-Business Tour was to Tul- sa, where about 30 club members were able to visit various agricultural industries in the area. Students were well received every- where on what was one of the most success- ful trips ever. A spring trip was also plan- ned. Both the scholarships and the trips have been financed through the sale of con- cessions at the football games. The year was also a success because of the fine jobs done by the clubs advisors. ed Thomas Cooper. Tom Hardison. Chris Smith, Eugene Skelley. Vtfayne lohnson. Stan Bratcher, Iames VVhite. Raymond Schmitz, Douglas Morris, lim Brueggen. ROW -1: Clint Roush, VVayne Purcell. Larry Wolff. Robert Dawkle, Iohn Remington, Steven Uzzell, Alex Huff. Stephen Spleth. Thomas Dickey. Phil Switzer. Don Kirby. Iames VVard. Scholarship Fund Aggie-X presented 3750 to the Nellis Briscoe Memorial Fund FRONT ROVV: Pete Teel. Steve Shriver, Linda Sanders, La- Verne Seinrad, Terry Shaw. ROVV 2: Richard Dial, lanies Knapp, Dennis Gerkin, Larry VVillis, Paul R. Myer, T. H. Silk- er. David Burleson, Aggie Toastmasters Improved Communicative Skills The future belongs to the man who can express himself, is the Aggie Toastmasters' motto and, as such, voiced the belief which motivated students to join and participate in Aggie Toastmasters. lndividuals learned to express themselves well in a variety of situa- tions and to improve by applying the con- structive criticism of experienced members. The organization was open to all students who Wish to improve their communicative skills. American Society of Agriculture Engineers Took Trips The American Society of Agricultural En- gineers placed second in the national FIEI competition lor outstanding branch activities and program improvement. Among the ac- tivities for l967-68 were work days, a field trip to various industries and participation in FRONT ROXV: Charles Rice, George Hoffman, Linda Cuth- bertson, Dean Yoder, Donald Peck, James Steichen. ROW 2: loe Hcrrold, Toni Gum, Glen lVloore, David Pope, Norman the Engineering and Agricultural Week Ex- positions. Meetings of the society were held bi- monthly and top speakers over the nation were invited to discuss a topic which would be of interest. West, Wilmer Hamilton, Leon Taylor. ROW 3: Paul Rod- man, VVilliam Nolcn, Robert Grove, Stanley Mullins, loe Ham- ilton, Leo Schone, David Shaklee. Agronomy Club Initiated 3 Pledges if 'F - Z1 Soil research can involve more than just classroom problems. FRONT ROW: W. E, MclVlurphy. Larry Cillham, David Lowery. L. Roetker. Ian Hunt, Charlie Howard. Gene Ruth- erford. Cary Beadles, Croy Lavoy. Iames Davidson. ROVV 2: VVinston Arnold. Eldon Bredel. Bill Nlorris, laines Kubi- cek. Michael Loudenslager, Cary Ladra, Marion Piskering, lim Riddle. Kent Hague. Larrv Loomis. lohn Coltharp. lim Barr. ROVV 3: Arthur Ochsner. Bob Cvetz. Danny Hubbard. lesus Rodriguez. Vvilliain 'XVitt. Daryl Rowley. C. Banks. The OSU Agronomy Club, since its es- tablishment in 1923 as the Klod and Kernel Klub, has strived to further education and interest in the field of agronomy. It became a chapter of the student activities subdivis- ion of the American Society of Agronomy in 1932. The membership was composed of all those persons interested in the progress of agronomy, The club initiated 35 pledges during the fall semester. Touring sections of the state helped to foster an understand- ing of material not learned in the classroom. Club-sponsored judging teams in the ag- ronomic fields of crops, soils and range man- agement ranked high in national competi- tion. It also sponsored two intercollegiate crop contests for OSU students. This year's president was L. Roetker. Don Schieber, Greg Pfenning. Roger Wiiiters, Anthony Boek- inan, Bill Smithon. ROW dl: Alvin VVilson, Rafat Abdollah. Alvin VVood. Crilt Harrison, Gerald lVlclVlasters, Paul Krska. Neil O'Daniel. Larry Alexander. Terry Trissell, Larry Evetts. Cecil Kusler, Nlichael Cale, Don Hubbard. ROW 5: Bob Matthiesen. Steve Chessinore, Kenneth Niebruegge, Steve Lovejoy. VVayne Elsener, Carl Dudek, Ronald Duffield, laines Buck, Richard Fox, Craig Elms. Douglas Sarojak, Collegiate Future Farmers of America The Oklahoma State University Collegi- ate Chapter of the Future Farmers of Amer- ica is the oldest collegiate chapter in the country. The Collegiate FFA Chapter co- operated with the state and national organi- zation in promoting the activities, purposes, and ideals of the FFA. This year Collegiate FFA sponsored a banquet honoring student teachers, assisted with the state FFA convention, sponsored a trip to the national FFA convention for 42 members, presented speeches across the state to high school FFA members, spon- sored the donkey ballgame, presented awards to outstanding student teachers and participated in Aggie Round-up. The ofli- cers were Gary Clark, presidentg Lyle FFA members must spend many hours caring for their stock. ROL1HdS, VlC6-pI'6S., and loe StCpl'1Cl'1S, SGC. FRONT ROVV: George Cook. VVilliam Dillsaver, Lyle 3: James Knapp, Carl Iackson, laekie Crisp. Winfred Ash- Rounds, Gary Clark, Rhonda Robinson, Thomas Stephens, ley, loc Murray, Tommy Dempsey, Zane Mulbery, Ronald Stephen Boyd, Monroe Sumter. ROW 2: Don Eldridge, Robinson, Van Chew. ROW -1: Roy Vieux, Larry Little, Gail Wilbanks, Ted Hartsfield, Carl Olson. Billy Shipman, Don Milligan, lim Dover. Dan Herald. Loran Zweiacker, Way'ne Anderson, lim Scott, Ioe Smith, Ronnie Dean. ROW George Seals. Ierry Standifer. Billy Beal, Gene Heathcott. 'M - 'f' ' ia , 3 SE FRONT ROW: Chris White, Donnie Thomas, Richard Lee, Ierry Dennis, Rhonda Robinson, Ronald Enyart, Den- nis Miller, Iohn Starr. ROW 2: Don Kirby, VVyman Ne- niecek, David Rickey, Dwayne Walls, Carroll Porter, Tom- my House, Gary Nlontgomery, Royce Casey, Iulius Keller, Ron Spraul. ROW 3: R. A. Cevore, Dean lVlcCraw, Bob Cvrimtnieir, Iames Perryman, Iohn Biscoe. lack Fletcher. Mike Witt, Bobby Doyle, Ernest Callison, lack Stuteville. Dennis Lambash. ROW -li David Messenger. Davey Ficber. VVayne Seefeldt, Paul Hamilton. Lafe Rogers. VVayne Helm, Ron- nie Lee Wells, Dale Ienkins, Larry Rutledge. Charles Iohn- son. Collegiate F .F .A. Sponsor Donkey Ball Game 3 bers found it a little more difficult. Donkey basketball may look easy to some people, but Collegiate FFA mem- Block and Bridle Published Yearbook Vying for top prizes is not as easy as it sometimes looks FRONT ROW: Earl Cinnamon, Mack Dillahimty, Ioe Kel- sey, Teddy Smith. Martha Goodman, David Farmer, Troy Ashby. ROW 2: Larry Hannon, Richard Himbury, Terry Lee Bradley, Bob Romer, Keith Harmon, Paul Howard, Mike Kastl, lake Hess. ROVV 3: Charles Bates, B. T. Ferguson. Each year the Block and Bridle Club sponsored two rodeos, one in the spring and one in the fall. The rodeos are only open to OSU students and were held in the Animal Science Arena. Although the rodeos were the main mon- ey-making projects, Block and Bridle also sponsored a showmanship contest, the Little lnternational. Cattle, sheep, swine and horses, provided by the animal science dee partment, were displayed in this livestock exhibit. Two more projects completed the year, both socially and academically. Academical- ly, Block and Bridle published a yearbook featuring graduating seniors. Socially, the club sponsored two dances. At the spring dinner dance students received awards. lames Lutonsky, Bill Cater, Marvin Bredel, David King, Ross McKnight, Eric Grant. ROW 4: Mark Miller, Hoyt Burns, Kenneth Poling, Mickey Vauderwork, Ronnie Surgart, lim Greenberg. Tommie Lemtz, Billy Bridges. Don Hooper. FRONT ROVV: Mike Deewall, Rohert Arinbruster, David Messenger. Gary Duncan, Boyd Hughes, Terry VVillianis. Harvey Moore. ROW 2: Larry Brown, Roy Ressel, George Seals, Eileen Mclnerney, Linda Crozier, Cecile Munn, Rog- er Bates. Boh Howard. Grady Suthers. ROW 3: Rick Da- vis. Carl Fuqua. Ken Oshel. lerry Arthur. Tommy Shepard, Ierry Sandifer, Kenneth Parrott. Don Kropp. VVayne Mills, lim Shearhart. ROW 4: Larry Golden, Ronnie Nelson, Dwane Knight, lim Colpitt. Dennis Cates, Harvey Phelps. David lVlCMahan, Doug Fisher. Tommy Morris. Little International Held b Block ridle M65 ,Q-1 Blouli and Bridle helped to sponsor OSUS championship meats judging team shown with Big Eight trophies. FRONT ROW: Linda Warnke, Linda Gillig, judy Carter, Emily Warner, jimmy Heffel, Margaret Benbrook, Pete Teel. Beth Bloyd, johnny Snyder, janet ltes, judy Hansen, Mar- tha johnston. ROW 2: Ian Teutfest, Marilyn Benbrook, Suzanne Pohlemann, judy Bixler, Burdettya Garvie, julia Roush, Georeta Fransen, Connie jo Carter, Katherine Tip- ton, Ann Sallee, Ianis Eaton, jayne Hedges, Iudith Seefelst, Lynne Owens, Sharon Winters, Peggy Dooley, Pat Bell- mon. ROW 3: Helen Weigandt, Susan Booher, Sarita Schneeberger, Linda Ketchum, DeAnn Stinchcomb, Carol Vanderwork, Patricia McMahan, james Hansen, Verlin Bell, Phyllis Mock, I. D. Vaught, Sue Lonergan, Denise Lash, Robin Nelson. Diana Leist, Pamela Thomas, Sue Crunkel. ROW 4: Nancy Stiles, Linda Hansen, Mary Bornemann, Ra- jean Taylor, Rosaleah Leven, Raye Ann Smith, Charlotte Lash, Linda McAfee, jacklyn Ketchum, Kathleen Morrow, Gari Beth Vache, Shirley Welch, Kathy Eggers, Paula Tuck- er, Mary Parrott, joAnn Dale, Brenda Krittenbrink, Margie Constien. ROW 5: james Carter, Kent Livingston, Paul Frevdenberger, Larry Brooks, Philip Maune, Charlie jones, Anthony Dill, David McMahan, Steve Chessmore, Virgil Tipton, Mickey Vanderwork, james Steichen, john Belding, Delta Sigma Alpha Aided I.O.A. Boys Ranch Delta Sigma Alpha strived to continue the fellowship 4-H club members have en- joyed in years previous to college as well as continue the development of leadership, citi- zenship and achievement, Each year mem- bers and new pledges look forward to the annual fall hamburger fry to discuss their summers and meet new 4-Hers. One of the highights of the club is continued association with the OSU Extension Service. Members assisted in carrying out a state- wide lighting improvement project, judging activities such as 4-H demonstration and speech contests, dress reviews and share- the-fun contests, as well as assisting with promotional activities, One of the main pro- jects that holds the club's interest is the IOA Boys' Ranch. l Z i is Collegiate -1-H members work diligently to finish a project. Forestry Club Held 4 Nw. ,-,f S. The Log Iain picnic produced hair-raising contests of skill. FRONT ROW: T. H. Silker, Bucky Franklin, Craig lVlcf Kinley. ludy Chandler. Billye Newton, lim Hinton, Walter Willis. Wayne Baker. Nat Walker. ROW 2: Gary La- France, Iohnnie Currie, Iiinmie Harris, King Cole, Iohn Humphrey. Virgil Tipton, Larry Kindt. Kirby Hertel, Michael Enochs, Rickey Tevebaugh. ROW 3: Robert McCord. Pat 6'Timber Carnival The promotion of academic, social and professional interests of its members is the prime objective of the Forestry Club. So- cially the club holds a Log Iam in early fall, followed by the queen contest in which Miss Iudy Chandler was selected to succeed Miss Billye Newton. They participated in Home- coming festivities. ln the spring the club held its annual Timber Carnival when the technical and physical skills of the club members were tested. The winners here participated in the Association of Southern Forestry Clubs conclave. The 1967 conclave was held in Georgia by the University of Georgia. The club brought back a third place team victory and a new chain saw for their efforts. Coughlin. Ward Gurd, Mike Notthington, Tom Chambers. Roger Bean. Dennis Powell. Paul Muncrief, Roy Swords. Ronald Barber, Ron Willinghain. ROVV -l: Larry Miller. Ieff London, Bruce Clerniner, Doyal Reed, Russell Tharp, Toby Goodale, Iohn Cverber, Iohn Christensen, Boby Hinds, Tom Davis, laines Jones. Ted Alby. merican Veterinar Medical Association t Doing work on Homecoming float presented a new challenge. FRONT ROW: Richard Killough, Don Heise, Iohn Sex- ton, Charles Smith, Henry Rayl, Charlotte Detch. Gerald O'- lVlealey, Vvilliam Gibbs. Richard Mauldin. Ray Burd, ROVV 2: lames VValcott. Roy Garrison. Henry Randazzo. Miki' Lorenz, Lawrence McGill, VVayne Boland, Michael Bounds. Tom Latta, Harold Spalding. ROW 3: Tom Sodowsky, Membership to Oklahoma States Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medi- cal Association was restricted to students who are enrolled in the College of Veteri- nary Medicine. The objectives ol the as- sociation are to promote a spirit of friendly relations among the students regularly en- rolled in the College of Veterinary Medi- cine, to provide an additional opportunity tor the members to gain professional knowl- edge, to demonstrate the virtues ol organ- ized effort, to build character through the censorship of unworthy actions of its mem- bers and the commendation of all Worthy deeds, to develop the characteristics of leadership through training received in con- ducting the chapter affairs and to make available opportunities, Richard Schaefer. Danny Denham. David Parks, Keith Hand, Iames Shearer, Ronald Mills, Rusty lVloore, Gary White, lerry VVeinand. ROW 'lx Ken Byrd, Alan Mziddox, lim Bonham, Eugene Simon, Iohn Howarth, Iohn Miller, Mike Thomas, Charles Holmbcrg. Neil Cornell, lohnny Hoskins. Arch Sheets. f'-C3 Q Q, FRONT ROW: Mack Lea, Tom Shroyer, Lyndon Tate. Arthur Wills, Iulia Blue. Syhil Christian, Iames Ralston. Richard Hanschu. Donald Dieharry. ROXV 2: Robert Bar- ros, Thomas Euhanks. lon Southerland. Lawayne Nusz, Scott Coleman, Eric Munson, Tom Randolph, Gary Still, Marvin Newlin. Larry Endershy, ROW 3: D. C. Smith. Gary Detrich, Tim Woodyr, Don Gardner. Pat lVlcCoy, Bill Ful- ton, lohn Myers. George Badley. Iames Hensley, Edward Ferrell. Ted Wiggiris. ROVV -lr limmie Shipman, Dick Shepherd, lon Rogers. Iohn Scott. Bruce Simmons, Bob Bahr, Harmon Smith. Richard Keeton. Thomas Bowles, Iohn Gage, lim Reynolds. A.V.M.A. Built Leadership Qualities AVMA members took time out from their busy suhedules to produce a win ning intramural football team. FRONT ROW: David Ramming, Harry Francis, Linda lips, VVallacc Pill, Barrett Kays. ROW 3: Paul Hoff, lim- Taylor, Raymond Morrissettc, David Hopfer. Icrry Cathey, my Sattcrlcc. Michael Williziiiis, Gerald Klingaman. Mary Iohn Goodman. ROW 2: F. A. Romshe, Ian Herron Moore. Quinlan, Dennis Duff. lack Kurt, Charles Huffman, Lloyd Susan Hight, Richard Adams. Robert Seeheck, Linda Phil- Trogdon, Horticulture Club Held Str-awberr Feed The OSU Horticulture Club was estab- lished in 1917 to promote closer association among students interested in horticulture. The club now has 30 members who are in- terested in nursery production, fruit and vegetable growing, landscape design and floriculture. Annual activities included the interscholastic judging contest, strawberry feed and the sale of mums during Homecom- ing. The club also helped with the annual t Garden Club short course. The club also sponsors a nationally recognized Hower -'N judging team, which placed second in na- tional competition last year. Pecan growers Q, -ff: , from Oklahoma awaited the Horticulture Club's Pecan Scion wood sale. The im- proved varieties of paper shell pecans pro- xx , .i 'inmw fa. 6: ' 1- ' - 4 pl. QT- .xii 'r ,him . , . fl ' A. iv? ' f' ': f . LJ vided ll'1Q CllIlD'S II'l3lOI' SOUFCQ of l1'1CO1'I16. Club members tried to develop new types of vegetation. FRONT ROW: George Newell, Randy Parmley, Gary Til- ley, Iudy Lewis, Russell May. Walter Goolsby, Erwin lgo. ROW 2: Gene Heathcott. Carl Iackson, James Kasbohm, Ronnie Dean, Bob Schwarz, Ricky Bengs, Gene Lyon. ROW 3: Dr. Rollin H. Thayer, Ross Fain, Robert Calvert, Earl Denny, Richard Dial, Pat Ozment. Poultry Science Club Processed and Sold Turkeys The Poultry Science Club at OSU served to stress leadership potential among its mem- bers. Todays poultry science students are tomorrow's industry leaders. Members ob- tained this training through committee as- signments for planning and organizing the fall honors banquet, the processing and sale of turkeys and broilers and the spring picnic for present students as well as alumni. The organization also fostered an outstanding poultry judging team. Diamond Club of Kappa Alpha Psi Held Benefit Dance The Diamond Club of Kappa Alpha Psi is an interest group of the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity. Diamond Club members spon- sored many successful events during the year. A benefit dance was given to purchase food for needy families in south Stillwater FRONT ROW: Casey Childs. Bernard Hollier, Lowell Kyle, Richard Carolina, Michael Casteel, Fred Williaizis. ROW 2: Anceo Francisco. Darryl Washington, James Ford, Charles Biscoe, Stanley Kyle, Harold Brogdow, Andrew for Thanksgiving. Highlight of the fall se- mester was a Homecoming '67 dance. Of- ficers for the year were president Michael Casteelg vice-president Richard Carolina and treasurer Iames Hollier. Iohnson. ROW 3: Glenn Nloseley. Raymond Carter, Har- old Kernal, Earnest Richardson, Robert Warren, Adrian Har- ris. Booker Marina. i Phi Eta Sigma Required High Grade Point S t ' Q5 fl ,'. . , ? fi 5 fi 55 f 5 ,iii fb ?ifgi i 3v ' ,iii ij, fl it 6 J 1' X -Jffigi L, 1 ...aww NY! ,L 515 t , Q3 'il . F165 t ew' v 1 f 1 ' 'N ,J 5.8.4 lVleinbership certificates were giyen by the college advisors. FRONT ROW: Terry Snider, Tim Kinney, David Croley. Lawrence Roberts, loe Hamill, Paul Bravvner, lvan Nobert. ROW 2: Terry Vance. Louis Gehin. Preston Pulliam, lohn- ny McElroy, Daniel Wilson, Phil VVhite, David Harris, Charles Baker. Douglas Phillips, Ronnie lVlcKehigg, David Ricker. ROW 3: Barrett Kays, Iohn Davis. VVilliani Phi Eta Sigma is a national honorary scholastic fraternity for freshman men. Al- ong with a 3.5 grade point requirement in the first semester of the freshman year, the organization stressed character and honor as part of its membership requirements. The men of Phi Eta Sigma believed their organi- zation had two purposes. Une was to en- courage future success ambitions and to recognize those men who have outstanding ability. The organization also Worked with other students in hopes of helping them plan adequate study programs. Phi Eta Sigma was recognized by an DSU study booklet which is given to all incoming freshmen with hints on how to study. During pledgeship the men wore scholar caps for campus-wide publicity. President was Larry Roberts. Hedges. Richard Aggers, John Iones. Williziin Cummins, Gary Clark. Michael Eaton, lim Williziins, Patrick Ellis. ROW 4: Kenny VVillianis, David Buck. Alan Barber, Fred Hicks. Mike Wziss, Jerry Schmidt, Ierry Butterbaugh, Anthony Dill. Lon- nie Nloore, Dan Livengood. Glen Phariss. FRONT ROW: Robert Price, Ronald lustice. Keith Cald- well, Iohn Starr, Gary Montgomery, William Hull. ROW 2: Ioe Smith, Roy Vieux. Mike Hunter, Gary Fourtner, Tommy Dempsey, Ronald Stebbins, Thomas Stephens. ROW 3: Monroe Sumter, Roy Harrelson, Larry Little, Larry Winett, Ierry Standifer, VVayne Seefeldt, Gary Clark. Alpha Tau Alpha Visited Chapters in Other States Alpha Tau Alpha is a national and pro- fessional honorary fraternity whose purpose was to encourage the advancement of agri- cultural education. The organization re- quires a 2.7 grade average. An additional requirement of 45 credit hours is required for transfer students. Activities included presentation by professional educators, vis- its to vocational agriculture departments and exchange visits to Alpha Tau Alpha chap- ters throughout college campuses in the United States. Association for Childhood Development Heard Author The Association for Childhood Education is an organization for elementary education majors. ln 1967-68 ACE had several out- standing speakers talk before its members. Dr. Iosephine Hoffer, acting head of the OSU FRCD department, presented a pro- FRONT ROVV: Judy Carter. Ellen Barnes, Pam Heath, Iudie Iohnson. lackie Cunningham, Sherri Sanders. ROVV 2: Georgia Helm, Carol Bowman. DeAnn Stinchcomb, Brita gram on Head Start. William Robinson, Winner of the Sequoah Award for childrens literature, gave a talk on writing for chil- dren. Chapter officers were Iudy Iohnson, president, and Iackie Cunningham, vice- president. Hedlund, Marilyn Dettle, Karen Kiswer, ROW 3: Kay Royer, Norma Kepford. Carolyn Hutchens, Ianetta Glenn, Susan Crow, Sherry Giles, Linda Lundy. FRONT ROW: Vera Terrill, Patricia Davis, Karen Gre- then, Frederick Tracy, Sherry Ziska, Max Pischel, Larry Bagby. Sandra Preston, Linda Swearingen. Mary Fal'on. ROW 2: Steve Bowersox, Mike Ives, Margaret Dugget, lean Barton, Betty Eberhardt, Saundra Koch, Candi Crum. Melody Wells, Bill Hampton, Pat Cox. ROW 3: Arthur Iudd, David Guthrie, Gay Hodges, Gerald Crawford, lim Berry, David Iones, Dan Vogler, Ronald Graham, Phil White, Bob Sherbert, Marty Malone. ROW 4: Charles Sutter. Iohn Atkins, David Iensen, Gary Markiss, Randy Whittziker, Mike Hopping, Larry Vickers, Ron Perkins. Charles Abercrombie, Curtis Edwards, Patrick Fry, Bill Eng- lish. ROW 5: lim Blakemore, Mont Smith, Michael Bry- ant, lim Ray, Mike Farrell, Iohn Stanley. Robert Goodwin, Steve Van Horn, Michael Dillingham, u Kappa Tau Members Visited Dallas Mu Kappa Tau, honorary marketing fraternity, stimulated the interest of its mem- bers in marketing through field trips and contact with the faculty and businessmen. Throughout the year, businessmen from large industrial concerns presented pro- grams of interest to the students. Each year Mu Kappa Tau takes a field trip to a large business center located throughout the United States. Membership was available to any market- ing student of at least sophomore standing, with an acceptable grade point and an active interest in marketing. This year the organi- zation made several field trips to Dallas, where they visited large companies. Excel- lent leadership during the year was provided by Wes Piter, president. Mu Kappa Tau officers planned an exciting year for members. Inst. of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IEEE members worked to improve electrical research methods. FRONT ROW: Kenneth lVlcCollom. Phillip Gordin. Otis Green, Hal Chihade, Dan Chilcutt, Fred Lewallcn. Charles Baker. ROW 2: Charles Hines, Iohnny Kretzechmar. Paul Porras, Charles Thornton, Williain Rauh, Phillip Breeden, I, Jn All The Institute of Electrical and Elec- tronics Engineers is the largest professional engineering society in the world, with over 100,000 members. Membership is open to students majoring in electrical or electronic engineering or in related fields. The high- light of the year was a field trip to Wichita, Kan. to tour Boeing's aircraft plant and mi- crowave labs. Interesting speakers were provided for the monthly meetings by the following companies: Collins Radio Co., Ce- dar Rapids, Iowag North American Aviation Co., Tulsa: Southwestern Bell Telephone Co., Tulsa: Geophysical Research Corpora- tion, Tulsag Public Service Co., Tulsag Ben- dix, Kansas City, Mo., and General Dy- namics. Speakers enabled the members to keep pace with the electrical industry. Terry Vance. David Tomlinson. ROW 3: Robert Morgan, Stan Rathjen. Larry Harley, Stan Cagle, lim Reager, Iohn Leeper, Gary Gill, Timmie Ward, Lloyd Hopson, Carl Cooper, Raymond Hoad. 'ui Q. Q I iii . HQ FRONT RGW: Bob Strain, Charlie lones. Garald True,To- Cooper. Patrick Cvrizzle. Herbert lVloody. ROW 3: Lee by Goodale, Patil Atkisson, Steve Curry. ROW 2: Verlin Phipps, Thomas Mialkowski, Stephen Pennel, Lex Prieden, Bell. Edward Bromiley. Cvary VVatters, Ron Brown, Thomas Paul Roberts, Stephen DeVaughn, Leo Hines, Tom Gilbert. East Bennett Council Directed Homecoming Decoration The school year was a very productive period for the men of East Bennett as they ranked high in the academic, social and in- tramural areas. Under the leadership of Toby Goodale and his cabinet, the East Bennett representatives planned and super- Alpha Kappa Psi Toured On their yearly field trip members of Al- pha Kappa Psi, professional business fra- ternity, travelled to Houston, Tex., touring NASA, the Astro-Dome, and the Texas Commerce Bank. The annual Homecoming mum sale enabled them to finance the trip, FRONT ROVV: Charles Baker. Iohn Cox. lohn Butler. Vlfayne Byrd. Bob Sayers, loe Cox. ROVV 2: Dick Ylleis, Gordon Gilbert. Billy Edwards. Frank Nelson, Larry Mit- chell, David Frye, lim Barrett, Keith Miller. ROW 3: lim vised the entrance of the hall into the Home- coming competition with a house decoration. As a result of their outstanding effort as leaders and counselors during the year, the men gained high respect in MRHA. Houston Space Center banquets and other activities during the year. Speakers from the Qklahoma City branch of Arthur Anderson Public Account- ing firm, and Dr. Richard Weeks, head of MBA at OSU, gave talks this year. Chapman. Richard Dicks, lim lVlcCowen, lohn Haines. lohn Hawk. Ioe Hanson. Charles Miller, Harry Pierson, lVlickey Park. FRONT ROW: loe Bethel, Dewey Williams, Rex Furr, Ierry Heffel. L, D. Pickens, Gerald Crossland. Terry Tippens, Greg Pierce, Carroll Brooks, Steye Smallwood, Ioe Smith. ROW 2: Dwight Dickey, Gene Holmes, Billy Reid, lim Helm. Weldon Cooksey, Gary Schroeder. Sam Roberts, Lennie Coffey, Bill lackson, Cecil Kuslu, Charles Gunkel. Vic VVickersham, Mark Ackerson. ROW 3: Larry Blanke, Terry lohnson, Coy Edf wards. Willie Thompson. Dave Langston, Al Hoch, Brock Pres- groye. S. H. Shi. lohn Risk. Eddie Gooch. Steye VValker, Don- ald Moore. Bruce Harkins. Luke Pollard. ROW -1: loe Tom- linson, Matt Sooter. Billy Hendrickson. Lynn Freeman, Bob Schwarz, Don Sherrer, Lewis Mitchell, lerry Foster. limmy Heffel, Gary Beadles, Leon Farris, Ernest Callison, Neal Troy- er. Kenneth Kusler. Lloyd Hopson. Elza Pollard. ROVV 5: Haryey Polk, Dean McCraxy. Dan Oldham, Mike Cagle. Charles Purtle, Tommy lohnson, Rusty Hartsell, Larry Pettie. lim Hopkins, Herndon Gideon, Kerrnet Sheppard, C. H. Cod- ding. VVayne Elsener. Bill Lingren. Southwestern Executive Sales Club The Southwestern Executive Sales Club selected its membership from students who participated in the summer selling program ofthe Southwestern Company, Nashville, Tenn. The club emphasized the learning and practice of basic success principles, sales- manship and management. This year the club heard businessmen who had achieved recognition in their fields. These included Dr. Kenneth McFarland, public relations consultant for General Motors Corporation: lra Hays, vice-president of National Cash Register, and Bill Wills, public relation di- rector ot Genesco Corporation. This was the First year the group entered intramural sports and finished third among organizations. Highlight of the year was the address by Dr. Robert Kamm, OSU president, to members and their parents. Members display the tricks of the trade of salesmanship, Young Democrats Finished 20th Year .? .f-f K Young Democrats try to nlake selling memberships more fun. FRONT ROW: Lola Cox, Larry Bradley, Robert Arnibruster, Dr. Chifford Rich, Mary Kay Clemons, Nancy Bradley, Mar- lene Price, Valerie Connell, Vannclelle Poplin. ROW Z: Lis- beth Briggs, Iessica Dugan, Marsha Huntley, Sue Anne Coffee, Alice Davies, Debra Sedlak, Barbara Unruh, Beverly Dix. An- drea Anderson, Marilyn Ross, Barbara Ronck, Shirley Welch. ROW 3: Warreii McCullar, Tim Holland, Bill O'Loughlin. Bill The DSU Young Democrats, on campus since 1949, provided a political education in the methods of party organization and phil- osophy. By the presentation of current is- sues by noted speakers in politics the YD's attained their goal. Throughout the year the group had such speakers as Lt. Gov. George Nigh and Tulsa County Attorney David Hall. State Democrat Chairman William Bill Kerr and State Representative Ierry Sokolosky were two other speakers brought to campus. Several times during the year the Young Democrats sponsored membership drives, with the assistance of Valerie Con- nell, Young Democrats Queen. Presiding over the meetings was Ioe Bradley, presi- dent. Dther officers were Robert Armbrus- ter, vice-president: Mary Clemons, secre- tary, and Iudy Nall, treasurer. Hampton, Ruth Whittet, Martha Rogers. Karen Cornish, ludith Standridge, Margaret Benbrook, Tom Lucas, David Wilder- muth, Keith Miller. ROW -I: Jerry Bradley. Roy Hustead. Lar- ry Blake, Phil White, Victor Wickersham, Ray Reid, Danny McDonald. Dan Volger, Ross Hiatt, Don Kirby. Preston Pul- liain, Phil Terry. FRONT ROVV: Mike l-lenry, Danny Riley, Lynda Herod, Carolyn Niebruegge. ROW 2: Ramona Duwall, Ronald Allen, Roy Ferguson, Patsy Wilkins. ROW 3: Fred Adams, Iohn Alexander. Iohn Rich, Bart Wherritt, David Grant. Beta Gamma Sigma Selected Top Business Students Beta Gamma Sigma is the national schol- astic honor society for students in the Col- lege of Business. Members for the organiza- tion were selected from the top four per cent of the junior class, the top ten per cent of the senior class, and the top twenty per cent Beta Upsilon Sigma Visited Beta Upsilon Sigma is an organization in the College of Business. The main purpose of the organization is to provide the opportunity for the business women to meet and to fur- ther knowledge and interests in civic and professional enterprises. These purposes are FRONT ROW: Linda Vick, Davis Brownley, Mary Ann Copeland, Karen Grethen, Cheryl Coiner, Carolyn Niebruegge, Kathi Tucker. ROW 2: Kay Dell Rhodes, lodie Davis, Linda Bishop, Ioan Roderick, Ianet Loomis, Iayne Gill, Shela Smith, of the graduate students. Again this year, Beta Gamma Sigma, sponsored the outstand- ing freshman and sophomore awards, which were presented to the recipients at the Busi- ness Day Banquet. Various State Businesses met through monthly meetings with speakers from varied fields in business. This year the members took field trips within the state to various corporations and business organiza- tions. Alyce Loutherback, Linda Todd, Nancy Stiles. ROW 3: Vera Terrill, Margaret Dugger, Diane Cunningham, Betty Cunning- ham, Betty Eberhardt, Saundra Koch, Patricia Park, LeAnn Peterson, Dianne DeVore, Pat Helmers, Sydney Menely. 1-al FRONT ROXV: Bill Hampton, Roger Park, Margaret Dagger, Richard Evans, Stephen Dill. Larry lohnston, Harvey Payne. john Reese. Bill VVhccler. ROW 2: Phil Miller, Don Myers, Richard Wright. Iota Nu Sigma Heard of Expanding Insurance Business Through the sponsors and patrons, lota Nu Sigma, student insurance organization, its members received scholarships and en- dowments from many insurance companies while becoming familiar with the techniques in the field. Members became aware of the expanding insurance business through speeches and seminars presented by Okla- homa insurance men. Field trips took mem- bers through local insurance agencies and major processing plants, Beta Alpha Psi Offered Tutoring Service in Accounting Beta Alpha Psi, an honorary and profes- sional accounting fraternity, included in its many activities field trips, meetings and ban- quets to aid members in becoming more knowledeable in the business profession. Ac- counting majors who had maintained a 3.0 FRONT ROW: Steve lay, Carolyn Niebrnegge, Dorothy Landsnian. Oakley Hall. laincs Coburn, james Gunn. David Grant, Louis Kastcns. ROW 2: Lynda Herod, Linda Glandon, Suzclla Torna, Mary VVillianis. lanice Atkinson. Sally Neas, Gay Maxwell, lVlarilyn Weiss, Alda Ley, Marie Ashmead, Ann lay. ROW 3: Gary Porter. john Alexander. lohn Harris, Dean grade average in their major were eligible for membership in Beta Alpha Psi. Besides their campus activities, the organization also con- ducted a tutoring service for beginning stu- dents in accounting. VVcrt::. Tom Spickelmier, lohn Hciny, john Rich. Larry Golden, Bart VVherritt. Ronald Grahain, lohn Ncas. Tupper Briggs. ROW -lr Ray Gordon, Myron Seinrad, Terry Charles. Larry Shcward, Vxlayne VVeatherly, Ron Grooms, Don lohnson, Billy Edwards, Grover Shclts, Barry Vvest, .QTI M. 5 .- FRONT ROVV: Fred Lewallen, Mike Green, Buddy Currens. David Tomlinson, Charles Baker, Don Terwilliger, Iames Mc- Dougal. Terry Vance. RONV 2: Irma Angulo, Dan Chilcutt. Iohnny Kretzschmar. Charles Hines. Thomas Demond. Clifford Halen. Clyde Crane, Phillip Gordin, Robert Kurz. Larry Hat- ley. ROW 3: Phillip Breeden, lim Reager, Michael Batchelder, Henry Roberts, Timmie VVard. Lloyd Hopson, Ancel Sherrard. lim l-lammack, Charles Romick. lames Timperley. Eta Kappa Nu Presented Outstanding Senior Award Eta Kappa Nu is the national honor so- ciety for electrical electronics engineers. The OSU Omega chapter sponsored many activ- ities to promote scholarship and to enhance the profession of electrical engineering. Campus activities included the outstanding sophomore award, the outstanding senior award, Engineering Exposition Week and various money raising projects. The chapter initiated a scholarship fund this year which will be given to deserving students. Eeta Kappa Nu president welcomed queen as honorary member. FRONT ROVV: janet Loomis, Karen Grethen, Carolyn Nie- bruegge, Dr. B. B, Griflith, Karen Morrow. ROW 2: Patsy Wilkins, Marlene Price, Ethel Honeyman, Arvilla Griflith, Ra- mona Duvall, Eleanor Williams. Pi Omega Pi Prepared for Teaching Pi Omega Pi, national honor society for business education majors, required of its members a 3.0 grade average in the business subjects. In addition to recognizing scholar- ship, the organization strived to help stu- dents prepare for the teaching profession. Programs during the year included interest- ing speakers. Officers of Pi Omega Pi for this year were Carolyn Niebruegge, presi- dentg Diana Alexander, secretary, and Dr. B. B. Griflith, advisor, Kappa Delta Pi Members Attended National Convention Kappa Delta Pi encouraged high profes- sional, intellectual and personal standards and recognized outstanding contributions in the field of education. The 117 initiates to this national honorary were juniors and se- niors with a 3.0 grade average, The OSU FRONT ROW: Myrna Campbell, john Kusel, Lexie Lassley, Brita Hedlund. Carol Scott, Merry Price, Mary Rink, Ianetta Glenn, ROVV 2: Linda Via, Carolyn Patillo, judy Fears, Mary Lou Defratus, Marilyn Dettle, judith Osborne, Marsha Rickey, lana Cook, Billie Fairman. ROW 3: Karen Thomas, Nancy Bradley, Karen Smith, Ellen Barnes, Linda Cook, Sandra Law- Lambda chapter sent delegates to the nation- al convention in Denver, Colo. The chapter again sponsored its S200 scholarship for juniors and two Kappa Delta Pi awards for deserving sophomores. rence, Suzanne Ohan, DeAnn Stinchcomb, Pam Heath, Glenda Sue Howell, Linda DeMoss. ROW 4: Marion White, Kath- leen Simmons, Shirley Mitchell, Betty Bullard, Anna Evans, Sharon Williams, Carolyn Niebruegge, Ramona Duvall, Norma Kepford, Charlene Seeback. Sigma Tau Developed if Et Sigma Tau pledges were required to work on club monument? FRONT ROW: Stan Cagle, Otis Green, Donald Porter, Charles Baker, lim Hammack, Patsy Batson, Irina Angulo. Dan Chliutt, Santosh Ranjan Goswami. ROW 2: Bill Buchanan, Cliff Hafeu, Fred Lewallen, Patrick Ellis, David Tomlinson, Philip Holeman, M. Z. Farukhi, Larry Bagzis, Bill Grego, Ger- ald White. ROW 3: Terry Vance, Ronald Byhee, lim Reager, Leadership Qualities Sigma Tau was founded on the Oklahoma State University campus for the sole pur- pose of promoting and recognizing scholar- ship and professional attainment. The or- ganization is a national honorary engineering fraternity which requires a student to be in the upper third of his class and be a junior or senior to be eligible for membership. Ever since its founding in 1904 the club has plac- ed emphasis on developing the leadership qualities of its members. Sigma Tau has extended services such as the teaching of slide rule classes to incom- ing freshmen, presentation of reports at oth- er colleges and universities, and the presen- tation of an award to the outstanding engi- neering freshman at OSU. Phillip Gordin, Neil Allen, Kenneth Flick, Charles Iames, Buddy Currens, Tom Tumer, Kenny VVilliams, Mike Peters. ROW 4: Donald Peck, Baker Newton, Benny Hockersmith. Hugh Hal- kims, Gerald Worthaiin, Henry Eddins. Don Knowles, George Hoffman, Bob Tomlinson, Anthony Confer, Williani Gentry. Student Education Association S.E.A. officers selected winner of club-sponsored scholarship. FRONT ROW: Cindy Harlnaugh, Deidra lVlcGriff, Pam Heath, Betty Stephens, Linda Strait, Cheryl lech, Mary Davidson. Helen Pelliter, Brenda Smith, Penny Ames. ROW 2: Sue Anne Coffee, Carol Crussell, Ianet Loomis, Lola Cox, Donna Lemke. Vanna Palmore, Thelma Daniel, Linda Clovis, Vivian Davis, Susan Howell, DeAnn Stinchcomh, Beverly Scott. ROVV is Marilyn Ross. Relleen Smith, Sheila Alexander, Patricia VVayman, Linda Lecl, Patty Monure, Indy Rears. Carolyn Programs for the DSU chapter of Stu- dent Education Association included a speaker from the placement office talking about teacher applications and interviews, a panel of grade school children discussing the ideal teacher, slides and commentary on edu- cation in Europe and a film on modern edu- cational techniques, Make a Mighty Reach. Chapter projects included a stu- dent-faculty tea, establishing a Stillwater tu- torial project, a picnic for the children at the IOA Ranch for Boys and the state conven- tion at Southwestern State College. Gfficers included Cindy Harbaugh, presi- dentg Cindy Canady, lst vice-president, Bet- yt Stephens, 2nd vice-president, ludy Rubin, secretaryg Pam Heath, treasurerg lacque Frost, historian, and lim Helm, publicity chairman for SEA. Hntehens, Charlotte Lash, Joanne Alexander, Marilyn Dettle. RDW 4: Dorothy Harp, Diane Kelton, Ianice lones, Mary Rink, Gloria Farris, Nancy Martin, Mary lane Ellis, Donna Smith, Vivian Reininger, Marlene Price, Linda Gott. ROW 5: Karen Cornish, Martha Rogers, Mary Kay Clemons, Carolyn Herbert, Ioyce Johnson, Flora Spencer, Nlarjorie Tytenicz. Glenna Lemasters, Glenda Howell. Carolyn Niebruegge. Denise Lash. Ann Tefft. FRONT ROW: Sherryl Mellott, Iudy Vangundy. Carol Bow- man, Cathy Ebert, Ianet Hall, Karen Thomas, Nancy Bradley, Georgia Helm, Carol Scott, lanel. Enmeier, Karen Huneke, Ianet Lowery. ROW 2: Anna Evans, Ianetta Glenn, layme Martin, Susan Clabaugh, Marilyn Proctor, Elizabeth Clift, El- len Barnes, Sandra Lawrence, Sherry Cross, Carol Richert, Tressa Brooks, Charlotte Kramer. Lynette Arendt, Letha Cau- dle. ROW 3: Ianna Dawes, Linda Gesin, Cynthia Cook, Lynda Cole, Elizabeth Vrooman, Patti Iohnson, Susan Mueller, Ianet SEA Started Town E s 1 Lietzke, lanel Lietzke. Sharon Williarns, lean Mix, Margie Constien, Sue Fox. ROW -1: Mary Dentici, Carolyn Howser, 1 Carla Good, Eclwina Cook, Lawanda Connally, Marsha Rickey. l Iana Cook, Nancy Hoff, Gail lXflcKenzie, Ida Touchstone, ludy Wilson, Ioanne Dutton, Connie Rogers. ROW 5: Mary Lou N DeFratus, Betty Allen, Sharon Edwards, Rosalee Ward, Dar- lene Thompson, William Hamilton, Bill Swinnen, Dale Iones, Rita Moore, Marchita Wrede, Dana Moss, Betty Bullard, Ann Perry. T t ' g P ' t l i i Memhers attended a panel discussion in the Spring semester dealing with the problems of practice teaching. FRONT ROW: Billie Fairman, Rita Ranson, Beverly Scott, Sheila Alexander, Cheryl Gaston. ROW 2: Barbara Batcheld- er, Pat Linton, Marion McCoy, Marianna Aaron, Kay Thrash- er, Mrs. Marie Chaney. ROW 3: Carol Crawford, Iune Morg- an, Ioyce Gessel, Barbara Tarr, Carolyn Patillo, Patricia Brad- ley. Alpha Beta Alpha Sponsored Freshman Scholarship Alpha Beta Alpha, national library sci- ence fraternity, sponsored a S400 scholar- ship for an interning freshman interested in library science. The funds for the scholar- ship came from two paperback book sales. Alpha Delta is one of 33 chapters of Alpha Beta Alpha. lt strives to further the profes- sional knowledge of its members and serves as a recruiting agency for librarians, An in- terest in library science and a 2.5 grade aver- age were required. Alpha Pi Mu Recognized Industrial Engineering Majors Alpha Pi Mu recognized achievement by industrial engineering majors in the top one- fifth of the junior class and the top one-third of the senior class. The organization initiat- ed new members each semester on the basis of scholarship and leadership. Activities for FRONT ROW: Robert Dryden, F. B. Wynn, Iames Wallis, Dr. G. T. Stevens, M. Z. Farukhi. ROW 2: Kenneth Case, Charles Pinney, Iohn Lee, Carl Estes, Iohn Tye, Don Stout. the year included fall and spring field trips, student-faculty forum discussions, and a pre- sentation each semester of the outstanding senior award to a graduating industrial en- gineering senior. ROW 3: Willie Thompson, William Chapman, Donald Spur- rier, Iohn Even, Iim Dilworth, Chester Smith, Donald Vander- karr. FRONT ROW: Iames Dore, Leonard Bensch, Iames Crisjohn, Sharon Green, Keith Dicken, Kenny Williams, Micah Morrow. ROW 2: Paul Lockart, Patrick Ellis, David Ricker, Richard East, Don Moore. Glen Phariss, Iames I-Iutchens, Troy Sand- ers. ROW 3: Edwin Huber, Danny Reynolds, Charles Rigby, Watts Rozell, Dean Taylor, Donald Brackett, Bob MacCad- zean, R. Meinders. American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics The OSU chapter of the American Insti- tute of Aeronautics and Astronautics re- ceived third place award in the annual Ben- dix Award competition. The award was giv- en to the outstanding chapters of AIAA in the nation. This year the local chapter fea- tured speakers from Bell Helicopter, Lock- heed, North American Aviation and Mc- Donnell-Douglas. The group also made field trips to Boeing, Lear Iet and Cessna aircraft in Wichita, Kan., and LTV Aerospace in Dallas, Tex. American Institute of Industrial Engineers The primary objective of the American In- stitute of Industrial Engineers at OSU was the aquaintance of the student engineer with the opportunities and responsibilities in this profession. During the year AIIE contin- ued the junior college visitation program FRONT ROW: Mitsuo Ikeda, Kendall Cranston, Ioe Melton, Chester Smith, IVI. Z, Farukhi, Ziacl Yamani. V. M. Desai. ROW 2: Chandru Rajani, VVarren McCullar, Phil I-Ioleman. Moiz M. I-Iussain. W. S. Iohnston, Robert Dryden, led Loh- . . fQ l K. aimed at exposing potential engineers to the OSU College of Engineering. At their bi- monthly meetings, the engineering students heard outstanding men from the various ar- eas of the profession. mann, Iames Wallis. ROW 3: Charles Pinney, Bill Grego, Steve Van I-Iorn, William Chapman, Iohn Even, Grek Leskela, VVillie Thompson, Phillip Workman, David Croley. 2 1 ii ag W FRONT ROVX7: Fred Pontesfw, VX7illL:rd Bowman. Ben Stock- xvaini. lohn Hix, VViley Cook, Ron Ostcrhout, Thava Bhuva- ton. Larry Day. Paul Erdner. ROW 2: Santosh Ranjan Gos- sorakul, Wzmtt Comer, Pao Lung Chen. Chi Epsi1on's Activities Included Trip and Banquet Chi Epsilon is a national honorary frater- nity for general, civil and architectural engi- neers. Activities this year included a trip to Northeastern State College to recruit engi- neering students and an engineering ban- quet. ln addition, several members attended the national conclave in Knoxville, Tenn. Cfficers were Fred Pontesso, president: Willard Bowman, vice-president, and Ben Stockton, secretary. Margaret Moore was named Chi Epsilon Queen this year. American Society of Civil Engineers Stressed Ethics Bi-monthly meetings of the American So- ciety of Civil Engineers featured many of the top ranking professional civil engineers in the state and nation. The question of ethics and professionalism were stressed as a vital factor in the success of the newly graduated FRONT ROW: Larry Shaw, Donald Snethen, Larry Day, Fred Pontcsso. Dave Smilonich. ROW 2: Santosh Ranjan Gosvvami, Vviley Cook, Ron Osterhout, Thavaj Bhuvasorakul, engineer. There were technical presenta- tions as a supplement to classroom work. Field trips allowed ASCE members to see engineering procedures in action. Activities ended with the May picnic. Wzllt Cother, Don Knowles. RCW 3: Iohn l-lix, Frank Rob- bins, Paul Erdncr, Ben Stockton. Tom Nothstinc, Pao Lung Chen. FRONT ROVV: Ronald Engelking. Chris Kaufman, Paul King. Doug Wing. ROW 2: Neal VVillison, lvzin Nobert. Larry VVhite. Robert Reynolds, Tom Needham. ROW 3: james Ramsey, Curtis finire. john Taylor. Lee Phillips. lim Allen, Melvin Anders. Society of Electronics Engineering Technicians The objective of the Society of Electron- ics Engineering Technicians is to promote better understanding between students and faculty in the area of electronics. Activities included a Christmas dinner and dance, building an Engineering Week exhibit and a Society of Mech Technicians The Society of Mechanical Technicians took an active part in seeing that members of their group had every chance to learn about the field they were entering. During the year informative programs were presented by lo- cal managers and representatives from large FRONT ROVV: Ronald Sloan. luck Lealbetter, Reid Carmnck, Kent Reeves. ROW 2: Kenneth Edmondson, Phil VVehren- berg, jon Dieman. Lonnie Sumpter, Eddie Godfrey. ROVV 3: field trip to a major electronics company. Cfiicers for the year were Ronald Engel- king, presidentg Chris Kaufman, vice-presi- dent: Doug Andrews, secretary, and Paul King, treasurer. Learned of Qualifications concerns. The programs stressed the major qualifications that industry expects from skilled mechanical technicians and how they are to prepare for employment in all of its various areas. l.:irry Shellenberger. Gregory, Kenneth Orr, Gerald Schroeder, Marrel Blehm. CU' 5 FRONT ROW: Yoko Llehara, Susie Young, Berny List, julie Brown, Faisal Saab, lVIary Ann Blue. ROW 2: jean Haas, Marilyn Wallzice, Carolyn Pike, Elfleda Bates, Pam Thomp- son, joy Rippetoe, Kathy VVaugh, Patricia Kriel. ROW 3: john Linares, Kathy Repp, Buster Wailling. Connie Nloyers, Gary Hill, Cay Garnett, john Bond, janet Weathers. Spanish Club Gains Charter as Campus Organization The Spanish Club found its first year on the Oklahoma University campus to be an interesting experience as it strove to promote interest in the Hispanic culture and lan- guage. The meetings were held in Spanish and were open to all who were interested in joining. The organization presented pro- grams which were given by well-known speakers from all over the state. The 1967- 68 president of the club was julie Brown. Pi Tau Sigma Honored Outstanding ME Sophomore Pi Tau Sigma is a national honorary fra- ternity whose membership is open to all out- standing juniors and seniors who are major- ing in mechanical engineering. The organi- zation's main objective is to promote the high ideals of the engineering profession and to FRONT ROW: james Rogers, john Nichols, Wendell Muld- er, Dave Ricker, E. L. Dowty, Gary Lancaster. ROW 2: Leon- ard Bensch. john jones, james Nlueller, Roger Noble, Richard stimulate the interest of its members in me- chanical engineering. Pi Tau Sigma also recognized scholarship by presenting an award to an outstanding sophomore me- chanical engineering student. East, Richard Phariss, Patrick Ellis. ROW 3: Charles james, Lawrence Herndon, Tom Turner, john Mounts, George Llewel- lyn, Bob Mactaclzeum, Kenny Williaxins, Bob Tomlinson. FRONT ROW: Colleen Durbin, Penny Martin, Kathy Miller, Kathy Faulkner, Mary Kaye Clemons, Chloe Ann Webster, Candyce Schaeffer. ROW 2: Barbara Kenyon, Pat Tucker, Sherrill DuFour, Kathi Raun, Suzanne Pohlemann, Susan Phil- ips, Cynthia Iames. ROW 3: lacque Wright, Megan Howell, Karen Young, Vivian Iohnston, Carol Christy, Lynn Strong. Fashion Board Members Featured in Daily O'Collegian Fashion Board selected its twenty mem- bers on beauty, poise, modeling ability and flair. Every Sunday night, board members modeled in the Union wearing clothes sup- plied by local merchants. The Daily O'Col- legian published pictures of the model of the week, each a member of the Fashion Board. The girls modeled in the fall Katz Fashion Show and again in the spring for a pre-sum- mer showing. Karen Young served as Fash- ion Board co-ordinator. Tau Iota Epsilon Visited Junior Colleges Tau Iota Epsilon is the scholastic honor- ary and social society of the Technical Insti- tute. TIE is a national organizational with chapters located at various technical insti- tutes throughout the country. Under the Engineering Student Council's direction, FRONT ROW: Iohn Benkert, Michael Campbell, Larry Bark- er, Earl Alsdurf, Frank Ducan. ROW 2: Masroor Khan, Iftik- haramad Fidai, Iimmy Dickey, Bryan Searcy, Ivan Nobert, TIE took part in a program of campus visita- tion of Oklahoma's junior colleges. These visits were designed to acquaint possible transfer students with engineering at the OSU Technical Institute. Tasadduq Hussain. ROW 3: Iames Schifiliti, Paul Cobb. Sherman Manchester, Chris Kaufman, Robert Shaw, Robert Buckingham. Young Republicans Heard EX-Governor Crowning the Young Republican Queen can be a pleasant job. FRONT ROW: Susan Krueger, Diana Blando. Dani Swan, Richard Farris. Harvey Yost, Sharon Yost. Ioe Manning, Dick Teis. Lou Ann Pitts, Ann Clark, Anne Mitchell. Susan Booher. ROW 2: Ianice Robbins, Merrie Blackwell. Ieannie Blackwell. Carol Martin. Iudy Stephens. Carol Bowman. Deanna Rucker, Maureen O'Mara. Sue Horn, Lynelle Lancaster, Virginia Gie- sel. Mary Roberts. Iudy Nash. Georgia Helm, Cindy Hartiney- er, Diane Kurk, Rita Moore, Becky Iohns, Ioy Asbury. ROVV 3: Tom Daxon, Carl Goforth. Cheryl Newman. Carol Gillack. Ieanie Reeser. Sandra Murdock. Pat Bellmon. Beverly Tipnett. Melissa Miller. Sherry Cross, Iane Vance. lVlerry Pohl, Suzy During the year OSU Young Republicans worked hard to involve the college student in the many and varied activities of an active political party. Young Republicans achiev- ed many of their goals through participation in political conventions, informative semi- nars and distinguished speaker programs. Harvey Yost served this year as State Young Republican chairman and acted as co-ordinator between the Oklahoma groups. Former Governor Henry Bellmon was one of the organizations speakers. The group also gave away tickets to the Richard Nixon ral- ly in Oklahoma City. Officers this year were Ioe Manning, chairman: Dick Farris, first vice-chairmang Dick Teis, second vice-chair- man, Iim Helm, third vice-chairman, and Sharon Yost served as secretary-treasurer. Zuniwalt, Susan Mueller, Linda Bogert. Glenna Lernasters, Iudy Spinharney. Richard Miller, Ioe Davis. ROW 4: Iohn Skin- ner, Bill Rodgers, Larry Barnett. Bill Hamner, Larry Lewis. Nancy Hofl, Edith Mitchell, Glennie Gregory, Carlyn Keyes, Linda Crozier, Ruby Waiters, Ianel Lietzke, Ianet Lietzke, Michael Risinger, David Peugh, Terry Traylor. Lou Gehin. Michael Plunkett, Ierry Butterbaugh. RONV 5: Lyndal Whit- worth, Nathan Bohlinann, Roger Grebing, Glenn Sinith, Charles Thannhausen. David Tohlen. Iim Eckhardt. Iohn Hall. Gary McDowell. Tom Colby. Donald Raper, Iefl Newman. Terry Vance, Royce Caldron. CUB CLUB, FRONT ROW: Barbara Rice, Mary Ninman, Nancy Sanders, Vivian Reininger, Nancy McDaniel, Ann Smith, Catherine Feldt. ROW 2: Ianet Reams, Carol Coates, Kathy Heath, lane Wegener, Mary Hull, Kay Walk- er, Diana Leist, Marilyn Talley, Beverly Bennett. ROW 3: Michelle Celarier, Donna Cloud, Mary Ruth Randolph, Shel- ley Ricker, Iudy King, Barbara Bauder, Mary Elizabeth Pierce, Ianet Crawford. Theta Sigma Phi Sponsored Varsity Revue Theta Sigma Phi is the national honorary organization for women in the field of jour- nalism. The 1967-68 school year saw the Oklahoma State chapter co-sponsoring with Sigma Delta Chi the annual Varsity Re- vue, the popular money-making venture for the clubs. The all-college talent show was titled 'AAmerica on Stage, and had stand- ing room only crowds for its four perform- ances. The organization sponsored the an- nual Matrix Table spring banquet which was attended by women journalists through- out the nation and state. Each year the club donates a S5300 scholarship to the school of journalism. The scholarship is given on the basis of academic achievement, financial need and character. The organization is rec- ognized nationally for its activities. FRONT ROW: Ian Berry, Catherine Feldt, Beverly Ben- nett. ROW 2: Melissa Huggans, Iennifer Lamb, Ianet Reams. FRONT ROW: Ronnie Ruiz, Ann Copeland, Ian Sparks, Harrold Ragsdalc. ROW 2: Ann Chaney, lan Clark, lan Scott, Patti Donohoe. ROW 3: Linda Bryant. lerri Park- er. Beverly Cox, Anne Tabdili, Angela McManus. Housing 6? Interior Club Sold Christmas Cards The Housing and Interior Design Club made plans to affiliate with the American Institute of Design. The club held a series of programs to explain to members how in- terior design relates to the professional fields of architecture, landscape design, art and city planning. Several money raising pro- jects were conducted, including designing Christmas cards for sale and a Valentine dinner. Ian Sparks was president and Ron- nie Ruiz vice-president. Omicron Nu Held Discussions on Graduate Studies Discussions of graduate work in home economics, travel, and professional growth highlighted the monthly meetings of Omi- cron Nu, home economics scholastic honor society. A traditional Christmas party with Phi Upsilon Omicron, a picnic, and a spring FRONT ROW: Martha Rogers, Patricia Moore, Mrs. Mary Cox. Iudy Armstrong. Marilyn Roads. ROW 2: Beth Win- banquet honoring new members were a part of the years activities. The Omicron Nu award was presented the home ec freshman achieving the highest scholastic record. Iu- dy Armstrong served the society as president, dle, Sharon Burgess, Ierre Parker, Karen Taggart, Linda Col- .... lins, Dixie Patrick. V? FRONT ROW: Linda McAfee, Suzanne Ohan, Diane Kel- ton, Mary Mienders, Helen Bernhardt, Ian Hunt, Carol Cor- bin, Beth Bloyd. ROW 2: Barbara Cokcorad, Charlotte Lash, Ray Marcin, Kathy Morrow, Sharon Anderson, Karen Taggart, Pamela Cheatham, Alice Guptill, Ianie LeForce, Myra Bolding, Paula Tucker. ROW 3: Vicki Douglas, Mary Parrott, loanne Alexander, Sharon Burpok, Dianne Boxberger, Myra Yoesting, loan Friton, Mary Kingslay, Io- Ann Dale, Phyllis Mock. ROW 4: Marilyn Roada, Mary Margaret Peters, Dorthy Harp, Rose Marie Shaw, Patricia Harp, Dana Downing, Kaye Mihura, Kathy Risner, Elsie Es- trada. ROW 5: lanis Eaton, Linda Ershka, Karen O'l-lern, Regina Rippee, Ian Handwerk, Donna Pratchard, Edna Mor- ris, Cindy Camp, Annita Ficken, Martha Rogers. Home Ec Club Offered pportunities The Home Economics chapter is a profes- sional organization whose purpose is to pro- mote a better understanding of the value of home economics, to provide opportunities for assuming leadership responsibilities, to cor- relate the work of the Oklahoma State chap- ter with the state and national college chap- ters, and to provide a spirit of fellowship among the student body. The Home Economics chapter is made up FRONT ROW: Marsha Schroer, Judith Seefeldt, Rosalee Ward, Petty Booley, Mary Scott. Rhonda Conarro, Kay Kinnear, Elaine Fuksa. ROVV 2: Nancy Garner, Ianet Iohn- son, Patricia Davis, Marilyn Norris, Carolyn Herbert, Sue Freese, Gayle Bicket, Carla Maynard, Diana lgleheart. ROW 3: Elaine Hamill, Lynette Arendt, Ieanie Bement, Carolyn Stephens, Ann Phinney. Mary Kay Clemons, Sherry Eth- rikge, Denise Lash, Linda Ogletree, Cecelia Sanders, Linda of students representing the departments of family relations and child development, foods, nutrition and institutional administra- tion, clothing, textiles and merchandising: home managementg housing and interior de- signp and home economics education. Through the organization, coordination be- tween the departments is accomplished. The Home Economics Club was led by Helen Bernhardt. Kibby. ROW 4: Vanndelle Poplin, lean Herbolsheimer, Martha lohnston, Nelda Finley, Sharla McKay, Linda Collins, Donna Mount, Barbara Allen, Beverly Reints, Mary Borne- mann, Barbara Unruh. ROW 5: Rebecca Sears, Susan Mueller, Patricia Dawes, Kay Baker, Sara Purtle, Kristin Holrnberg, Sandra Nitcher, Beverly Cox, Kathrine Karban, Sharon Iohnston, Beverly Rix, FRONT ROW: Diane Kelton, Nancy Kays, Dixie Brady, lanet Iohnson, Charlotte Chessmore. ROW 3: Ian Clark, Ierrc Parker, Marilyn Mayes. ROW 2: Lois Hodges, Indy Linda Collins, Sharon lohnston. Nelda Finley, Marilee Dahl, Harper, Ioanne Alexander, Kris Holinberg, Elaine Fuksa. Martha lohnston, lanie LeForcc. Phi Upsilon Omicron Recruited High School Students Members of Phi Upsilon Omicron, na- tional honorary professional home econom- ics fraternity, were active in the Stillwater Head Start program. Phi Upsilon Omicron members also carried out a recruitment pro- gram to attract outstanding high school home ec students to Oklahoma State Uni- versity's College of Home Economics. Lead- ing the year's activities were Dixie Brady, presidentg Nancy Keyes, vice-presidentg Iudy Armstrong, secretary, Ierre Parker, treas. Chi Alpha Addressed by Missionaries and Ministers Founded at Oklahoma State in 1955, Chi Alpha has made its goal that of providing a link between the college students and the Assembly of God churches in Stillwater. This year the Pentecostal group was ad- dressed by outstanding speakers, consisting FRONT ROW: Linda McAfee, Charles Halliburton, Ken- neth lsom, Ioyce lsom, Linda Hubbell, Donna Cravens. ROW 2: Linda Boyette, Elizabeth Boyette, Marilyn Ienkins, Bar, bara Miller, Ianet Doling, Mavis Ham, Rita Leggett, Laurie of missionaries, ministers, and prominent ed- ucators. One of their main projects for the year was the sponsoring of out-of-town gos- pel team services and the distribution of gos- pel literature. McGrouty. ROW 3: Cvlen Sloan, Ron Bc-bee, Calvin Ben- nett, Charles Iames, Terry Cox, Philip Alexander, Ronald Rogers, Eddie Hubbell. ll I4 5- l E FRONT ROW: Richard lVlcKinley, Charles Tigue, Robert Voorneveld. Sandy Sanders, Tillie Newman, Lavonne Law- rence, Ronald Raper, Lawrence Nlaloney, Lovell Loughridge. Philip Boyd. ROW 2: Michael Derould, Wallace King, lay Stephenson, Al Hoch, Roper lVlcNitt, Harry Knickerbocker, Iohn Smith, Richard VanEvery, Donald Raper, Mike Hen- Alpha Phi mega Alpha Phi Omega, national service frater- nity, observed its 18th anniversary on the OSU campus. During the year it served as coordinator for Peace Corps and Vista Vol- unteerism Week. The fraternity organized and founded the sister sorority, Gamma Sig- ma Sigma, in the fall. Alpha Phi Omega Worked with its sister sorority on several projects, including caroling at Stillwater nursing homes. The fraternity served as hosts and service corps members at the Na- tional Constitution Convention held in De- cember in Norman. The Theta Sigma chap- ter, which is based on the ideals of Scouting, also conducted projects with the local Boy Scouts and the Will Rogers Scout Reser- vation. The fields of service are to the cam- pus, community, fraternity and nation. dren, lames Broome, David Buflington, lim Butler. ROW 3: Iohn Lowerison, Richard Cunningham. William Irish, Bob Strain, Chuck Fullhart, Tom Cove, Ierry Butterbaugh, Charles Huffman, David Lamb, Steven Palmer, Bruce Clem- mor, Kendall Hood, Richard Rea. Observed 18th Year Alpha Phi Omega queen, Lavonnc- Lawcrencc. enjoyed title. FRONT ROW: Isaac Vardanian, Hossein Begdeli, Frei- Abdolrahim Hooshmand, F. Azarm, Rahim Kebritsaz. ROW doun Ashtari, Mahmood Tabdili, Bijan Morshedizadeh. ROW 3: Albars Karimia, Nasser Tauhyati, Mehrdad Iahani, Reza 2: Khosro Mahdavi, Abdollah Falsafi, Mahmoud Choroomi. Badii. Hashem Tabei, M. K. Shoustarian. Iranian Students Took Part in International Exposition The 1967-68 school year saw the Iranian Students Club participating in a great num- ber of activities. The activities included par- ticipation in the International Exposition and Talent Show, sponsoring an organization picnic, and explaining the OSU campus to new students from Iran by conducting reg- ularly held meetings. The club received ed- ucational material from the Iranian Embas- sy and distributed it on campus to further understanding of Iran. African Students' Association Sponsored Film Shows Five nations were represented in the Af- rican Students' Association. The students held forums to discuss socio-economic and political matters pertaining to Africa. The organization entered the International Arts and Crafts Exhibition and the International FRONT ROW: Teshome Wondafrash, Simily Wasike, Sol- omon Bekure, Freda Musimbi Mudoga, Yohannets Wolde- marian. ROW 2: Hudda Mirza, E. R. Kaahwa, Iames Talent Show. They sponsored films on campus and various members spoke to Still- water clubs and schools about their coun- tries. President for the organization was Solomon Bekure. Walkwa, Iacob Arie, Michael Ajiboye, Tamrat Zerihooun, Desiderio Nthia. ,rf FRONT ROW: Hassanein El Sharkawi, lbtihaj Arafat, Rawi, Uthman M, Abbas. ROVV 3: Mahmud Al-Kalash, Mra. Amal A. Abdulla. Mrs. Fathia Salih. ROW 2: Habib Mouafag-Abbas-Zawawi, Ioseph Badra. Ali A. Abdulla. Mo- Hochlaf, lawad K. Kadhim. Hossain A. Negm, Baba A. Al- hamed Salih. Organization of Arab Students Discussed Middle East The Organization of Arab Students at- tempted to disseminate information about the Arab people to OSU students in several Ways. A film on Lebanon, a lecture on de- velopment in Egypt, an Arabic film on teen- agers, and a panel discussion on the Middle East crisis were conducted by the members. Islamic and Christian festivities of the Arab world were celebrated by the club. Dr. Fay- ez Sayegh, UN Arab League representative, spoke to the group in February. Pakistan Students' Association F ostered Understanding Pakistan Students' Association introduc- ed OSU students to their country through a series of campus events. The club's display received the first prize at the International Exhibition, and the club sponsored the first Pakistani movie to be shown on campus. FRONT ROW: Sartaj Ahmad Khan, S. lrhal AB. Tasad- duq Hussian. Earl Ferguson, M. Yusuf Qureshi. lftikhar Ahmed Fridai. ROW 2: Ansar Rahman. Atique Ahmed. Omar Farooq. Nizam Udclin Ahmad, Marrool ali Klan, Zaid Members celebrated Revolution Day on October 27. To promote friendships among its members, the club held a spring banquet. M. Yusuf Qureshi filled the office of presi- dent forthe year. Yamani, A, K. Rahman. Ghayyur S. M. Zaidi. ROW 3: Ali Syed Shadid. Hamayun Akhtar, Shan A. Sayeed. M. Z. Farukhi, Ghayas Uddin Khan, Wtali Mohamed, Muham- mad Mahbubur Siddoqui, Sultan Updin Ahmed. FRONT ROW: Ieffrey Cheung, Louise Chu, K. C. Chao, George Hsieh, Winnie Chu, Iulia Tsui, Ioyce Chien. ROW 2: Chi-Mei Chang, Liang-Tsai Wsi, Andrew Yuan, Pao Lung Chen, Chuen-Chin Hsu. Margaret Ng, Iuanita Tu, Cheng-I Wang, Louis Chu. ROW 3: Iames Chien, Kam Tong Wan, Chao-Chun Fang, Kwee-Chong Pan, Yuh-Shu Hou. Chin-Hsin Chen, Matthew Huang, Fun Ye. Chinese Students' Association Promoted Friendship Since its founding eleven years ago, the Chinese Students' Association has strived to promote fellowship among all Chinese students on campus and to promote a better understanding of the Eastern culture by the people attending Oklahoma State Univer- sity. Membership in the association is open to all students from China who have an in- terest in promoting friendship and under- standing with students from other nations throughout the world. American Institute of Architects Heard Lectures The Oklahoma State chapter of the American Institute of Architects, Working in conjunction with its national chapter, pro- vided its members with benefits to further their interest and enlightenment in the archi- tectural fields of work. At its regularly FRONT ROW: Bill McPherson, Rodney Armstrong, Mar- shall Balfe, Virginia Buchanan, Paula Wilkinson, lan Dun- kelberg, Ieffrey Overland, Don Wheeler. ROW 2: Vernon Rosamond, P. Lohsisupachal, Allen Mushinsky, Charles Pe- scheduled meetings, the organization pro- vided programs with lectures from practic- ing architects. Excellent leadership of the institute in 1967-68 was provided by its president, Marshall Balfe. rella, Nathan Schneider, Williain Keene, Ion Zukosky. Wil- liam Burkes, George Liaw. ROW 3: Grant Easterling, Carl Walls, William Silk, Richard Hafker, Walter Wilson, Tom Davidson, Alex Korther, Dennis Felix, Wm. Harvey. ,qy Men's Glee Club Mr. Fisher, director of the Glee Club, worked for perfection. FRONT ROW: Hoover Fisher, Iohn Preston. Mike Rosen, Ray Cummins, Bill Leele, Woody Fletcher. Gary Tatar. Shir- ley Ross, Doug Henderson, Bob Davis. Barry Buchanan, Tom Friedernann, Pat Hargrave, Anton Yanda, Steve Smith, ROW 2: Dennis Stocksen, Don Paulson, Paul Brazil, Frank Gentry. Harold Greenwood, Bill Gobble, Arlyn Miller, Bud- dy Wzitson. Don Gagle, lerry Rowley. Bob Templeion. lohn Hartley, Frank Gargill. ROW 3: Tony lume. Richard Escoe, Toured klahoma Men's Glee Club had another very full year of providing entertainment for the Ok- lahoma State University campus and the people of Oklahoma. The Glee Club started the year with a concert for Oklahomas high school music educators during the Oklaho- ma Education Association's state conven- tion. Participating in the 'AMessiah was the next event for the club. The Glee Club spent two days touring and singing in Ok- lahoma City, Altus, Hobart, Clinton, Yu- kon and Chickasha. The men's Glee Club was invited by Governor Bartlett to enter- tain at the governor's breakfast in April. At that time the singing group also did some taping for an Oklahoma City television sta- tion. The Club also performed for such groups as the State Masonic Convention. Steve Reser, Bill Gau, David Goddard. Steve Hickerson, Don Gardner. David lones, Steve Biyin, Larry Beeby, Don War- ner. Mile McConnell. Bill Montaque, Rick Rolston. lesse Curry. ROVV -1: Larry Ovvsley, Larry Sparkman, lim Mur- phy, Herchel Avra, Lloyd Trogden, lohn Goodman, Steve Pontesso, Bob Hickman, Charles lohnston, David Amann. Delmer Boyles, lohri Highland. Bill White. Bill Whitaker, Dennis Harding, Dennis Lungstrum. Y FRONT ROW: Hiram Henry, Albert Lynd, Wayne Ben- nett, Larry Beeby, Ierry Reynolds, loe Kirtley, Bill Wheeler. ROW 2: Mike Wilhoite, loe Iameson, Gene Butler, lerry Montgomery, Dennis Ferrell, Charles Halliburton, Stephen Blevins, Pat Hargroup, ROW 3: Bill McClure, Darrell lng- mire, Albert Clark, Leon Lewis, lames Loats, Donn Vorse, Bill Whitaker. Larry Taylor, Walter Willis. Kappa Kappa Psi Founded in 1919 Kappa Kappa Psi, honorary bandsmen fraternity, developed long-range plans for the 50th anniversary of Kappa Kappa Psi, which will be celebrated at the national con- vention to be held on the OSU campus in 1969. The Alpha chapter sponsored a cam- pus-wide contest to name the Marching Band's big drum. Throughout the year Kappa Kappa Psi members promoted the bands in their activities. Officers were Wayne Bennett, president and Donn Vorse, vice-president. Tau Beta Sigma Promoted Band Spirit Tau Beta Sigma is a national honorary sorority for bandwomen. lts purpose is ser- vice to and promotion of spirit within the band. Alpha chapter takes great pride in cul- tivating a wholesome respect for band ac- tivities and achievements, promoting pleas- FRONT ROW: lanell Enmeier, Linda Bright, Marian Akin, Loela Sue Balcom. ROW 2: Karen Huneke, Melinda Hang, Connie Coonrad, Marilyn Norris. ROW 3: laren ant intraband relationship to build group participation and spirit, stimulating campus leadership and providing cooperative oppor- tunities with other musical organizations in the United States and Canada. Evers, Kathy Hightower, Donna Balcom, Hiram Henry, Su- san Holmes. l i 4 FRONT ROW: Shirley Ross, Carolyn Rynearson, Sylvia Mason, Marsha Murphy, Andrea Breed, Ianis Moreland, Iu- dith Melot, Peggy Stone, Diane Staines, Mary Key, Linda Wiriiriier, Vivian Davis, Stephany Couger, Cynthia Soper. Mr. Hoover Fisher. ROW 2: Catherine Dyer, Marlene Mar- tin. lane Davis, Ianis Glass, Mary King, Luana Locke, Rob- inelle Curtis. Lynn Clark, Ianna Smith, Christina Cvray, El- eanor Keller, Suzanna Samuels, lane Mitchell, Martha Mar- tin. ROW 3: Steve Smith, Timothy Harvey, Dennis Lung- University Choir The University Choir is composed of 65 students chosen by audition each semester. The group began its fall schedule with a trip to Fort Smith, Ark., as a visiting choir. Lat- er in the year the University Singers, a part of the choir, participated in the Panhandle ABM College Arts Series. The University Choir appeared with the Oklahoma City Symphony Orchestra in the spring, present- ing Brahms' HSong of Destiny. Other ac- tivities included a concert tour of southeast- ern Oklahoma and a television appearance in Oklahoma City. At Christmas the group made its annual presentation of the Messiah in the Uni- versity Auditorium. The campus concert and the presidents concert preceeds com- mencement in May. S strum, Robert Templeton. Frank Cargill, Bryan Searcy, Lar- ry Swales, Donald Shroff, Bruce Shirck, Iames Wehmuller, Richard Kelly, Iohn Preston, Michael Rosen, Larry Hankla. Robert Thompson. Ronnie Stowell. ROW -1: Ralph White, Dennis Harding, Richard Waterfzill, Larry Wirnrner, David Amann, Herchel Avra, Mikel Head, Rex Bowen, Donald Warner, Weldon Cooksey, Steve Reser, Harry Folsom, Mark Thompson, Tony Hume. Richard Escoe. Larry Sparkman, Accompanist, Nancy Lee. ang in Arkansas Many hours of hard practice went into producing the Messiah. Marching Band Boasted 200 Pieces Many hours of work and planning went into the halftime show. ROSTER: M. Akin, H. Avra, D. Balcom, L. Balcom, R. Barr, T. Bayless, L. Beeby, L. Bennett, W. Bennett, A. Ber- line, G. Bettinger, I. Blevins, S. Blevins, I. Bond, D. Boyles, B. Brewer, L. Bright, D. Bryant, Burris, E. Butler, R. Cald- ron, Chain, H. Christensen, A. Clark, L. Clark, M. Cole- man, C. Coonrad, M. Coons, P. Cowgill, R. Cox, G. Craw- ford, I. Crawford, L. Dawes, D. Day, H. DeLozier, E. Der- rick, B. Dickinson, M. Downing, D. Dunagin, Emerson, I. Enmeier, C, Erickson, I. Evers, M. Farley, D. Ferrell, H. Folsom, I. Fry, L. Fuxa, G. Gasal, I. Gately, M. I. Gitter, R. Gomez, L. Gordon, C. Green, D. Greenfield, D. Growden, C. Halliburton, D. Hammond, I. Hansen, P. Hargrove, K. Harman, I. Harris, I. Harris, B. Harvison, D. Heathman, L. Henson, Highland, Hirsch, B. Hitt, R. Hoad, V. Hol- man, S. Howell, S. Huddleston, Huggins, K. Huneke, A. Hunt, G. Hutchins, D. Ingmire, I. Iameson, D. Iones, I. Iones, S. W. Iones, W. Iones, A. Iordan, I. Iordan, L. Kindler, L. QSLVS Marching Band provided a va- riety of entertainment for football fans. Some halftime performance themes includ- ed a circus complete with rings, cannons, and a carousel, the 60th anniversary cele- bration of Oklahoma statehood and a tri- bute to Richard Rodgers. The crowd enjoy- ed watching twirlers Mary Iane Gitter and De Etta Growden. Marching season closed with A Band-o-rama and an indoor concert of the season's halftime music. When the marching season closed, the Concert Band took over. The band present- ed a Christmas concert with the University Choir. A two-day tour to five Oklahoma towns, a formal concert in March and an outdoor concert featuring senior music stu- dents kept the band's calendar very full. Kirch, I. Kirtley, K. Koons, L. Kyle, C. DeLand, L. Lewis, L. Liggin, Lindahl, P. Lindhorn, Loats, Cindy Long, M. MacAllister, B. MacArthur, Mannahan, B. McClur, C. McClure, I. McConnell, I. McCutcheon, M. McDaniels, I. McKinney, P. McLaughlin, G. Michael, D. Milstead, M. Mitchell, P. Mock, I. Montgomery, R. Morgan, I. Neville, M. Norris, S. Orr, D. Perkins, L. Porter, A. Pritchett, Rader, M. Ray, I, Reynolds, C. Robinson, P. Roop, B. Ros- ell, G. Salem, T. Sanders, L. Schuelein, K. Seever, I. Sei- feldt, S. Sherrill, B. Smith, K. Smith, P. Smith, T. Smith, S. Spencer, T. Steichen, D. Stefanoff, G. Stevens, R. Stowell, B. Sudberry, I. Sutter, L. Taylor, M. Turner, D. Underwood. C. Varnadore, D. Vaughn, D. Vorse. S. Warren, G. Wash- burn, M. Wass, B. Watson, E. Wells, B. Wheeler, P. Whis- enhunt, B. Whitaker, M. Willhoite, B. Willis, B. Wilson, P. Wilson, L. Wood, P. Worrell. ROSTER: Ieannene Blevins, Sue Sherrill, Karen Huneke, Pam Cowgill, lane Harris, Buddy Watson, Linda Wolfe, Gary Washburn, Dennis Ferrell, Connie Coonrad, Lynn Gen- tis, Wayne Bennett, Don Bryant, Gene Butler, Ierry Ginn. Donn Vorse, Sharon Warren, Molly Ray, Mike Wass, lean Bunch, Doug Milstead, Peggy Wilson, Linda Gordon, Royce Caldron, Lincla Bennett, Ronald Davis, lim Emerson, Harry Folsom, Pat Hargrove, Iucly Hansen, Sandy Lowder, Susan Holmes, Bonner Sudbery, Bill McClure, Loela Balcom, Donna Balcom, lanell Enmeier, Hugh DeLozier, lim Rader, Ierrilyn Hildreth, Larry Beeby, Ioey lameson, lim McConnell, Gary Michael, lerry Reynolds, Danny Stefanoff, Elbert Wells, Bill Whitaker, Steve I-Iuddleston, Ray Hoad, Ioe Kirtley, Charles Robinson, Marian Akin, Iohn Highland, Marilyn Norris, Wayne lones, Carol Erickson, Larry Taylor, An- thony Iordan, Gaylord Gasal, Iohn Mannahan, lim Burris, Duncan Coons, Mike Downing, Bruce Harvison, Steve Spen- cer, David Underwood, Leon Wood, Kerry Harman, Leon Lewis, Charles Halliburton, Keith Harlow, Linda Bright, Albert Clark, Ian Henry, Verda Holman, lim McKinney, Craig Varnadore. Concert B-and Presented ine Shows The OSU Marching Band, under the direction of Hiram H. Henry received national acclaim and recognition. ROSTER: Terry Allen, Nancy Albritton, Chuck Bowlin, VVayne Bennett, Larry Beehy, Eugene Butler, lan Beale, Don Bryant, Ieannene Blevins, Stephen Blevins. Gary Cle- ment, Ieffrey Cheung. Ruth Cow, Angela Charloe. Iulie Dueker. Richard Ely, Dennis Ferrell. Gaylord Gasal, Steve Hielcerson. Patrick Hargrove. lean Halbrook, Kerry Har- mon. Nancy Irwin. Ioe Iameson, Anthony lordan. Melanie Symphon Grchestra The Symphony Qrchestra played a vital part in the OSU fine arts program. Follow- ing a November 2 campus concert, the group made a tour of several state high schools sponsoring a choral festival during Thanks- giving. At Christmas the orchestra accom- panied the 'AMessiah. In addition, they worked on Varsity Revue for the first time. Money derived from playing for Varsity Revue was used to establish a scholarship fund for students in the string section of the orchestra, In March the group accompanied the fine arts soloists concert. The orchestra is un- der the direction of Wayne Mueller, who is an OSU graduate. He is in his third year as director. The orchestra held various social functions. Lockney, Christie Little, lames McKinney, Pam McLaugh- lin. lim McConnell. Ieannie Marshall, Lora Mosier, Susie Rogers, Madeline Stewart, Sue Sherrill, Yvonne Schmitz. ludy Stevenson, Sharon Sittel. Darryl VVashington. Kay Vxfilson, Gary VVashburn, Lester VVatson. Robert VVatson. Elbert Wells. Lynn VVillison, Sandra Churchill, Marshall Brown, Marian Akin, Rene Gladstone. Accompanied S The orchestra was a vital part of the OSU fine arts program. ,QU FRONT ROW: Richard Loveland, Pat VonMervedt, Randy Kirk, Dan Chilcutt, Terry Cannon, Robert Zoppel. ROW 2: Bob Ewing. Richard McDowell. Phillip Tedder, Phillip Free- man, Bill Prather, Randy Nunley, Thomas Fremin. ROW 3: Steven Palmer. Boh Sayers. Clifford Anderson, Ion Patter- son, Chuck Daugherty, Nathaniel lohnson, David Tanner. ROW -iz Harry Robertson, Rohert Goodwin. Larry Mor- gan, M, W. Kriegel, Donald Reed, lim Ridge. Mike Overhy. Richard l-lovis. Semper Fidelis Society Prepared Members for Camp Semper Fidelis Society members celebrat- ed the l92nd birthday of the United States Marine Corps. Society members acted as aggressors at the United States Air Force Escape and Survival School at Camp Gru- ber, Gkla. The Semper Fidelis Society gave several campus demonstrations of bayonet fighting. Members also prepared for an in- tensive six-Week summer training camp at Quantico, Va. Leading the society as presi- dent was Randy Kirk. Aquatic Club Presented Exotic Hawaiian Tour Show This years annual Aquatic Club pro- gram portrayed the exotic theme of a tour of our Pacific Ocean state, Hawaii. The presentation guided the imaginations of the audience through the beauty and mystery of the islands. Arranged in routines of small FRONT ROW: IoAnn Cruzan, Terry Silkey. Pauline Win- ter, l-louy Roe, lo Shriver, lane Bowerman, Doris Copley. ROVV 2: Beth Collin. Cindy Buffington. Ginny Strong, Carolyn l-lowser. Cheryl Dunn. Elaine Smith, Rosemary Sil groups and special solos, each act required exacting and regular practice throughout the year. The colorful program climaxed in the finale that included every member of the cast. vey. Betty Tracy, lan Kohle. ROW 3: Craig Varnadorc, Rasik Machchhar, Timothy Gersey, lack VVeaver. Paul Bra- zil, Donald Copley. Keith Malone, Roy Sapp. M FRONT ROW: Cheryl leck, Ada Whitley, Virginia Branch, Def-Xnn Stinchcomb, Indith Dechard, Shirley Sturdy. Darlene Hey, Donna McHenry, Marilyii Roads. ROW 2: Linda Gott. Thelma Daniel, Linda Shimanek, Vinita Ingle, Sharon lohnston, Helen Weigzindt, Rosanna Copeland, Cindy Buffington, Pat Norris, Roberta Price. ROW 3: Linda Strait. Linda Stead, Pam Sherrer. Cheryl Hicks, Sharon Mellies, Patti Moore, Kristin Harry, Kathleen Simmons, Darlene Mc- Keown. lane Carlile, Katherine Fortney, Ieanie Reeser. ROW -l: Cynthia Taylor, Peggy Clanton, Gerry Pinkston, Kathy Neill, Nlargaret Wettengel, Margorie Tytenicz, Linda Bo- gert, Sharon Felible, Barbara Crisep, lody Gattis, Gloria Rubac. RA Sponsored Seven Competitive Sports One of the main objectives of the VVO- men's Recreations Association was the spon- soring of women's intramural sports at Ok- lahoma State University. The organization strived to bring womens athletics into the realm of competitive sports in both the greek and independent divisions. Many of the sports which they sponsored included base- ball, swimming, tennis, basketball, archery, table tennis and badminton. This extensive program of womens sports gave the mem- bers of WRA the benefits of physical ac- tivity, companionship and planned recrea- tion. The highlight of the school year was the WRA honors banquet, where the presenta- tion of the traveling trophies to living groups was featured. l WRA provided keen competition for those playing volleyball, Karate-Do Participated in Major . . Events Practice is the deciding factor in the fine art of karate. FRONT ROW: Richard Ford, Ken Fleshner, Mike Morgan. Rex Lester. Toni Barton. Bruce Morgan, George Wilson. Ier- ry Scott. ROW 2: Pat Bowman, Steph Trenton. Roberto Olazagasti. Richard Ellis. Bill Nelson, Steve McCain, Legand Barge, Steven Streich, Robert Wood, Robert Shirk. ROW 3: Gary Vietenheirner, Maurice l-laff, Ritchie lohnston, Paul The Karate-Do Club, relatively new on campus, was started in 1964. Since then the group gained great interest from the student body. The group participated in all major karate events in the United States. The club offered beginning classes at the first of each semester. ln class new members began learning the basic techniques. New mem- bers were usually skilled enough to take part in competition during their second semester of classes. Present day karate had branched into three divisions-a physical art, self defense and a competitive sport. To its more serious exponents, Karate was a philosophy of life. A participants attainment in the field of ka- rate was determined by the color of belt worn with the karate uniform. Morgan, Lincoln Barr, Donald Copley. Cvary Conling. Tim Bowling, Larry Martin. ROW -li Coy Joe Edwards. Larry Braukal, Toni Davis, Bobby Hinds. Randy Bradley, Adrian Harris, Yves Cabana, Roger Iacobson, Charles Stephens. Bill Goode, Ioe VVayne Smith. i T lying Aggies Promoted Aviation Education ar OSU Flying Aggies' Officers made plans for future activities. FRONT ROW: Keith Mackey, Saundra Nix. Robert Zop- pel, Lynda Wzillzice, Wayne Crawford, Margaret Dunn, Van Harvey, Ianice Layne, Linda Culton. ROW 2: Paul King, Sharon Durkin. lamesetta Yingling, Iohn Bowling, Peggy Yeagen, Tillie Newman, Nlarilyn Hunsaker, Bob Romer, George Mason, lose Simon. VVayne Willis, VVilliam Casey, ROW 3: Donald Price, Robert Thompson, Paul Howell. Oklahoma State University has become one of the top producers of college-trained pilots in the United States as a result of the interest and enthusiasm created by the OSU Flying Aggies. They have dominated inter- collegiate flying competition. ln addition to collecting hard-won trophies, the organiza- tion Works also with the university's flight program. The prime objectives of the Flying Aggies were to promote aviation education, interest and skilled pilots. During the year this group had many re- lated activities for its members. These in- cluded aircraft plant tours, parties and fly- in breakfasts over the entire state of Okla- homa and surrounding areas. Above all, Flying Agies stressed pride in their vocation. Richard Wzilfcmrd, lim Colpitt. Bobby Franklin, Mike Warner. Tom Smith, liinrnie Thomas, Raymond Gailey, Rickey Glad- den, Gene Cook. ROW 4: lim Wehniuller, Don Shroff, Ed- win White. R. E. Drydeol, Dan Richardson, David Taugh- rey. Randell Morgan. Terry Ditson, Bert Henderson, Arthur Beryman. Richard Pitts, FRONT ROW: Ron Walker, Iody Bellamy, Kny Schones, mer, james Alexander, ROW 3: Charles Baker, Tony ja- Linda Bingham, john Hoffman. ROW 2: Sister Ann joseph ronek, Ed Patton, Max McKee, Allan Edmonds, jeff Glasgow. Mark, Martha Parker, Karen Phelps, Terry Vance, Neal Kil- Pi Mu Epsilon Honored Department Head at Reception Pi Mu Epsilon promoted the study of mathematics among graduate and under- graduate students. The organization, a na- tional honorary mathematics fraternity, host- ed guest speakers on mathematics and relat- ed topics. The group also held a reception for Dr. john Iewett, new head of the depart- ment. At the spring banquet awards were given to the honor initiate and the outstand- ing freshman student. Ron Walker served Pi Mu Epsilon as president. American Chemical Society Heard Government Speakers The American Chemical Society under- graduate afhliate chapter was composed of majors in chemistry, biochemistry and chemi- cal engineering. At the semi-monthly meet- ing of the organization, speakers from the faculty and many major industrial and gov- FRONT ROW: Dr. K. D. Bar'in, joe Sorenson, Gary Si- mon, Terry Shaw. ROW 2: Larry Bagzis, Paul Pipes, lVIarie ernmental concerns presented current re- search problems and discussed careers in chemistry. The group sponsored the Aus- tin Burrows scholarship awarded to an un- derclassman chemistry major. Erickson. jim Williaiuis, Steven Young. ROW 3: Don Tru- vy. Marvin Raba. Donald Whitaker, Tom Parks, FRONT ROW: joy Whitson, Marie Pierce, Mrs. Frank lay, Elaine Smith, Barbara Lemon. ROW 2: Kathlyn Smith. Linda Miller, Donna Hall, Vinita lngle, Kim Wade, Linda Sanders, ROW 3: Kathy Radcliff, Sheryl Shoflner, April Hess, Gayle Bicket, Terry Hanna, Martha Schroeder. Kappa Phi Worked With Underpriviledged Children Kappa Phi is a service oriented organiza- tion for Methodist and Methodist-prefer- ence college women. Kappa Phi members' slogan was Every Methodist woman in the university world is a growing Christian and an active participant in the church of today and tomorrow. This slogan was reflected in their service projects conducted through- out the year. One project was to work with underprivileged children. joy Whitson serv- ed as president forthe year. Sigma Theta Epsilon Worked With Wesley Foundation Sigma Theta Epsilon is a Methodist men's service fraternity working in conjunction with the Wesley Foundation. Throughout the year they held joint functions with Kap- pa Phi, Methodist women's sorority. To- gether they sponsored work days at the Still- FRONT ROW: Al Christan, jeff Glasgow, William Finley, joy Whitson, Duane Ging, Richard Miller. ROW 2: Lyn- dal Whitworth, james Cook, Lee Gammill, Randy Van Nos- water Mission and the Wesley Foundation. Several Sigma Theta Epsilon members were active in the l-leadstart program. The OSU chapter was host for the 1968 conclave, in- cluding I6 groups. trand, Clark Williams, Gregory Boydston, Russell Tefertiller. ROW 3: Lewis Mitchell, Steve Goetry, Gary Frank, Rich- ard Waterfall, Dennis Cates, Mike Wass, Larry Swales, 4 l .-.. il .. ' FRONT ROW: Andy Miller, Paul Scanlon, Robert Buch- inghani. Frank Duncan, Russ Goodwin, Frank Gorup, Earl Alsdurf. ROVJ 2: lohn Katunnr. lon Greeiiuwailt, Ianics Rost. David Stndel. Dave luelich, Iohn Benkert, lznnes Schifiliti. Steven Wilson. ROVV 3: M. I. Boubshnit, Sherman Man- chester. Douglas Forsinan. lohn lVlurley. Ed Lebold. Bryan Searcy. George Dani, Edward Steiner. Fire Protection Society Known b Truck ln existence for over 20 years, the Fire Pro- tection Society's main purpose was to pro- mote interest in the field of fire protection. Une of the few groups of its kind in the nation, the society provides a social back- ground for its members as Well as a technical one. The year's social highlight came on the last night of pledge Week tNational Fire Prevention Weekl when pledges were initi- ated at the annual ball. The FPS took an active part in campus life with the 1927 Ah- rens-Fox fire truck which appeared at all pep rallies and home football games. Other projects included guest speakers and field trips. This year's officers included Andy Miller, presidentg Paul Scanlon, vice-presi- dent: Frank Duncan secretary: Robert Buck- ingham, treasurer. it ' tr fffczr-green 'iffy i, X- ,. , t J if' 2 V A aw-JF - Nt'ggi'f . ',:7f AWN- E 5if': 'F-Q M In-rw., Tlx.,-f'n:'iif , fi M 5223: Nz,-V V- 'Bmw -rr:--:r- 1 W t if59QE,g-X 1, 9-we .. -,gf tu f ,V . -,H -3 1 if if 'ff-,- my ,mm-,-, L-gg..-. 'iPop Quizll was the word from the Fire Protection Society. FRONT ROW: Kent Williams, Mike Mattix, Michael Sad- berry. Gary Swart, Peggy Biard, Gary Pratt, lim Stengle, Raymond Hoad, Steve Rigney. ROW 2: Elden Sodowsky, Robert Tester, Fred White, Iohn Whitson, William Ellis, Alan Britt, Kenneth Coleman, Robert Morgan, Larry Taylor. ROW 3: Larry Lilly, Ed Baldwin, Ken Kelsey, Bob Hagar, if Charles Martin, Carl Cooper, Gary Forester, Clifford Martin, Michael Kachelmeyer, Iohn Skinner. ROW 4: Robert Dick- son, Wayne Beyer, Wesley Meisner, Richard Templeton, Charles Whittaker, Dale Remington, Lyle Larkin, Iames Voel- kers, Dennis Allen, Troy Sanders, loe Blackburn. Outstanding Speakers Brought by OSU Engineering Club Dedicated to the purpose of becoming bet- ter acquainted with different fields of engi- neering, the OSU Engineering Club tried to offer its members the opportunities to hear outstanding speakers and programs through- out the year. The club, only in the second Gamma Delta Contributed Gamma Delta is an international organi- zation of Lutheran students with the purpose of preparing the student for Christian ser- vice and responsibility to his community. To further this goal, OSU's Beta Sigma chap- ter developed a program centered around FRONT ROW: Linda Warnke, Ianice Roddins, Bob Bahr, Connie Meyer, Susan Krueger. ROW 2: Margie Constien. Andrea Anderson, Leola Stout, Mary Grundmann, Sharon year of its existence, continued to bring speakers from such well-known agencies as NASA, the Army Corps of Engineers, and the CIA. Also, authorities on campus pre- sented interesting talks. to International Projects issues which confront the individual today. Extending their purpose, Beta Sigma con- tributed to the international project, the Lu- theran Prince of Peace Corps, which train- ed people lor work in slums. Mellies. ROW 3: Paul Freudenberger, David Ramming, Paul Grundmann, Warren Stechetberg, lames Mueller, Robert See- beck FRONT ROW: Ianie Tyler, Neva Bass, lanis Glass. Frieda Cummins. ROW 2: lim Griffin, Iohn Scaled, Wendell Mul- der, Larry Deonier, Alan Mattingly. BSU Provided Atmosphere for Fellowship and Study BSU provides Baptist students with a place for religious and social activities be- sides serving as a link between Baptist churches and students. The building fur- nishes excellent facilities for both religious and social activity. There is a prayer room that allows a quiet setting for meditation, and a recreation room with ping pong sets, a television, a stereo and a kitchen. Weekly discussion seminars and vespers augmented the Christian fellowship with religious study. American Society of Mechanical Engineers The student chapter of ASME was one of the most active student technical societies at OSU. An interesting variety of programs, field trips to industrial and technical institu- tions, a spring picnic, cash competition in technical paper contests, and annual partici- ERONT ROW: Alan Eransen, Steven Fisher. lohn Nichols. Ralph lohnson. Evan Cunns, Bill Lewis. ROW 2: lames Mueller, Douglas Crumley. Anthony Confer, David Phillips, 6Ti:J'f'2i3,I e. , A .f i 4 . 2 AM 'f'?Qi5:f7?2f pation in the OSU Engineering Exposition were a few of the rewarding activities which ASME members enjoyed. Programs were planned to educate students in aeronautical. petroleum, design, and power areas. Richard Phariss, Patel Shashidant. ROW 3: George Llew- ellyn, lon Harper. Khan M. A. Hakeem, Steve Vogel. Wen- dell Mulder, Richard Hoyle, , i M IE. g h NliiIONAi iiluSlCCff1qg11 ilasso' felon wifhwi L r 'ia '10 f HOWQ- Ashley Alrxiinder, Lyncllc Lancaster, Lzirolyn Bouldiii, Lin- da Skinner, Suzanne lntizirdi. Wionzi Simms. Nancy Vvhisen- hunt. Emily VVarner. OSU Student Entertainers Toured Europe Seven girl members of the Qklahoma State University Student Entertainers took out first semester to tour and perform throughout Europe. The troupe entertained in Iceland, Greenland, northern Europe and the Scandinavian countries. The remainder of the tour was spent traveling through Eur- ope. Nancy Whisenhtint, Miss CSU, traveled with the group. Ashley Alexander was di- rector of entertainers, as they performed in conjunction with USG. The acts included vocal comedy, dance interpretation and classical numbers. While the girls were gone, other members of the Student Entertainers still performed throughout Qklahoma and the United States. if x Student Eiitcrttiiners packed the car for another weekend to ,- FRONT ROW: Don Larrabee, Robert Coke, Errol Russall, Phil Marker. ROW 2: Coy Fuller, Iohn Walker, Eddie Lynch, Frank Wolf. Tex Ehlers. ROW 3: Gary Thompson, Hendrik Zijderveld, Larry Fore, Gary Hart, Allen Lyle, Dan- ny Thomas. Beta Chi Sigma Sponsored Field Trips and Projects Beta Chi Sigma, building construction so- ciety, is a professional organization for con- struction technology students. During the year Beta Chi Sigma sponsored meetings which included films, guest speakers and representatives from building firms who spoke on their roles in the building industry. The purpose was to promote fellowship and contact with members of the business. Don Larrabel served as president with Robert Coke as vice-president. Medical Technology Society Visited Medical School The Medical Technology Society is an organization limited to majors in this field. Monthly meetings featured speakers from different science departments and Oklaho- ma hospitals. Every year members make a field trip to approved hospital schools to tour FRONT ROW: Indy Black, Ann Ecldlemau, Nancy Britton. lane Dlel, lol-Xnn Court. ROW 2: Iudy Wilson, Linda Loo- and evaluate their facilities. Officers were Iudy Black, presidentg Iody Court, vice- presidentg lane Diel, secretary and Nancy Britton, treasurer. Dr. Lynn Gee, head of microbiology, was advisor. man, Edwina Cook, Barbara Wolf, Beverly Klenda, Betty Tracy, Ianet Ragland. FRONT ROW: Danielle Roerner, Linda Cox, Gail Granth- Sheryl Carter, Marilyn Mengedoht, Dana Ritter, AnnaBeth am, Marlene Reid, Lynn Ridge, Nancy Glisan. ROW 2: Luckinbill, Iackie Cunningham, Marilyn Procter, Cheryl Dunn. Pleiades Provided Entertainment at Delt Parties Pleiades, womens auxiliary to Delta Tau Delta fraternity, served as hostesses for all fraternity events. At parties they entertain- ed with skits. Throughout the year Pleiades made gifts for the house and the men during finals week. Pleiades has initiated 19 women into the organization since its beginning Feb. 26, 1967. Officers were Gail Grantham, president: Carol Chenault, vice-president: Lynn Ridge, secretaryg Iackie Cunningham, treasurer, and Anna Beth Luckinbill, pledge trainer. Gallagher Girls Furnished Snacks During Finals Week Gallagher Girls, Womens auxiliary of Kappa Sigma fraternity, devoted their time to promoting better relations for the fra- ternity. At initiation Gallagher Girls pre- sented each fraternity initiate with a gift. FRONT ROW: Chesley Sparks, Iudi Donaldson, Sherry Sheehan, Dee Anna Kallenberger, Kay Brotherton. ROW 2: Lana Cross, Lois Ditmore, Rita Keller, Becky Heath, Brita During finals the auxiliary brought snacks to aid studying. Olhcers included Sherry Sheehan, presidentg Deanna Kallenburger, Vice-president: Iudy Donaldson, secretary- treas., and Sue McKinster, social chairman. Hedlund, Sandra Tucker. ROW 3: Trish Parrott, Melody Powell, Sue Murrell, Becky Barnum, Sydney Menely, Gail Childers. YY FRONT ROW: Margaret Moore, Karen Eastham, Anne Beverly Payne. ROW 3. Sandy Stuart, Linda Schellack, Cox, Nancy Sparks, Elaine Silvernail. ROW 2: Nancy Cudd, Carolyn Disch, Diana Brown, Susie Stuart, Iudy Iones, Marsha Hauptfleisch, Lynn Ketcham, Mary Lewis, lane Mit- chell, Cindy Marsh. Little Sigmas Held Surprise Breakfast and Serenades Little Sigmas, the newly organized girls' auxiliary of Sigma Chi fraternity, had a busy year. The Little Sigmas held a surprise breakfast, plus serenades, study snacks dur- ing finals and sneaks with the pledges. The girls also gave money for basketball shoes for an Oklahoma Indian school. Early in the fall they hosted a tea for other fraternity auxiliaries, Officers were Margaret Moore, presidentg Nancy Sparks, vice-president, and Anne Cox, treasurer. Little Sisters of Minerva Sponsored Parties The Little Sisters of Minerva, girls' aux- iliary for Sigma Alpha Epsilon, was the first organization of its kind at OSU. Since its founding in 1964, the group has been espec- ially active in promoting the interest of the fraternity on campus. ln addition to selling FRONT ROW: Suzi Carroll, Ianis Carter, Mom Davis, Becca Iones, Ianet Blaize, Marion Stubbs. ROW 2: Penny basketball programs at varsity games, the Little Sisters of Minerva planned various functions for both pledges and members, such as dinner sneaks, parties, refreshments and skits. Martin, Iodie Davis, Ianie Hutchison, Jeanne Alexander, Lin- da Wagner, Carol Kent, Harriet Hammond. FRONT ROW: lanet Parrish, Venita Bettiner, C. R. Strong, Khris Cotton, Donna Nichols, lane Schiller. ROW 2: Ianiee Lemons, Pat Garner, Karen Rohde, Susan Skinner. lanet Low- ery, Delia Saied, Sally Earl. ROW 3: Ann Wzitkins, Iody Bellamy, Carol Williams, Roberta Gray, Laura Day, Merrily West, Ann Taylor, Sandra Laurence. Chi Delphia Boosted Pledge Class Morale With Parties Chi Delphia, women's auxiliary for Delta Chi fraternity, spent most of its time helping the pledge class as morale boosters. The girls had a party for the pledges, joined them in football against the members, serenaded them before initiation and surprised them with small gifts. Every Monday night mem- bers of Chi Delphia ate dinner at the house. Officers were Khris Cotton, presidentg Karen Rhode, vice-pres., and Donna Nichols, sec. Pythian Daughters Presented Award to Senior Acacia Throughout the year, Pythian Daughters, pinmates and other friends of Acacia fra- ternity, gave a guiding hand to pledge sons. They raised money at brownie sales and en- tertained Acacias with Halloween and Christmas parties. Another special project FRONT ROW: Susan Brehm, Ioanna Nlagruder, Roxy Ganes, Carol Bryant, Linda Gimlin, Iudy Highfill. ROW 2: Megan Booker, Marilyn Chenault, Carol Taylor, Sue Tread- was a Thanksgiving food basket for a needy family. ln the spring Pythian Daughters presented an annual award to the outstand- ing senior Acacia at the Triangle Ball. Presi- dent was Susan Brehm. well, Paula Hallman, Candy McFarlane. ROW 3: Beverly Iones, Diana Bailey. Sue Burnett, Annabelle Lavers, Karen White, Nancy Lee, Lenice Bodnar. FRON TROW: lany Moran, lane Moore, Mom Cleveland, ren, Maureen O'Mara, Melanie Douglas, Virginia Lee, Susie Meredith Willianis, Deiclra McGriff. ROW 2: Carol War- Snyder, ludy Whiteley, Linda Bingham, Girls of the Golden Heart Held Thanksgiving Drive Girls of the Golden Heart, women's affili- ate group for Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity, held many new activities as well as represent- ing and promoting the fraternity. GOGH and Sig Ep pledges were matched against the membership in their annual pre-Thanksgiv- ing food drive. A new activity was a games night sponsored by the girls as a money raising event. Another project was the mem- ber of the month in recognition of outstand- ing fraternity members. Sigma Alpha Iota Sponsored Campus Musical Activities lota Alpha chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota, international music fraternity for women, in- cluded in its activities formal business meet- ings and monthly musicals. Other activities were ushering for campus music events, host- essing the annual Oklahoma Music Festival, FRONT ROW: Kathy l-loar, Fran Toney, Diana Wilson, Carol Crussell, Carolyn Rynearson, Connie Coonrad, ROW 2: Marlene Martin, lane Davis, Mary Key, Nancy Vickers, Indy Harper, Iennifer Cunningham, lane Cunningham, Ianis assisting with state music contests and par- ticipating in the annual Spring Sing. Mem- bers also served in the South Stillwater Tu- toring Project. Spotlighting the year was in- itiation of the pledges. Hendricks. ROW 3: Pat Griffin, Linda Rose, Loela Balcom, Nancy Lee, Nancy Albritton, Lynn Clark, Tina Gray, Ann Winsett. .HM I , .Ln 1 1 . n n FRONT ROW: Lloyd Grigsby, Rodger I-Iarris, Moni Wool- ley, Thomas Ellis, David Emerick, B. W. Luster. ROW 2: Richard Kemp, Thomas Sanford, Gary Burnell, Robert Kis- sel, Davis Fisher, Kenneth Wintory, Hank Martin, Rob Barr. ROW 3: Fred Kinzer, Donald Green, Iames Solick, Iames Roberts, Tom Schaefer, Iohn Gearhart, Ivan McFarland, Rich- ard Hart, Iames Batson, Bailey Nicholas. Delta Sigma Pi Toured Wichita and Tulsa Aircraft Plants As a professional business fraternity, Del- ta Sigma Pi scheduled many programs for the education of its members. Several of its speakers included Ierry Sills, reading spec- ialistg Dr. B. C. Hamm, professor of mar- keting, and Sam Howard OSU graduate American Inst. of Chemical Students in the school of chemical engi- neering who enjoyed social and scholastic benefits were invited to join the student chapter of the American Institute of Chemi- cal Engineers. Scholastically, the club had guest speakers from various phases of the FRONT ROW: William Cummins, Larry Bagzis, Charles Mundis, Donald Portor, Arun Mehta, D. W. Buchanan. ROW 2: Kazi Ismail, Donald Lehman, Ioe Sorenson, Matt Sooter, Pedro Diaz, E. Daugherty, Larry Blake, Ioseph Wilson. and 1966 White House Fellow. The group made extensive field trips to Tulsa and Wi- chita, Kan., to view their aircraft plants. Del- ta Sigma Pi joined in the Homecoming pa- rade and sold mums for Parents' Day. Engineers Heard Speakers chemical and petroleum industries. Lectures were also from prominent members of the faculty who spoke on various phases of the chemical engineers role in school and on the job. ROW 3: Dee Sweeney, Melvin Thompson. Lynn Smeltzer, Clyde Kygar, Robert Mueller, Frank Ott, Ioe Ball, Bert Okoye, FRONT ROW: lim Griffin, laincs Shay, Mzircqic King. Phil- lip Vokcnlca. ROW 2: Gary Craig, Michael Wzitson, Toni Suthcrlin. R, D. Brumfield. ROVV 3: Robert Shaw. Francis Ficgcl, Bob Burton. Don McAllister, C. H. Thompson. American Institute For Design and Drafting The 1967-68 school year saw the Ameri- can Institute For Design and Drafting striv- ing to establish a relationship between the student and the professional field of design and drafting. Some of the organizations activities included fall and spring field trips, a spring picnic and the addition of presenta- tions given by well-known speakers in the field of design and drafting. Leadership dur- ing the year was provided by lim Griflin. Student Industrial Arts Association Held Annual Picnic During 1967-68 the Student Industrial Arts Association repaired and painted toys for underprivileged children during the Christmas season. Each year the organiza- tion presents a plaque to the outstanding senior member in the STAA. The plaque was FRONT ROW: Vfnync Macklin, Tyler Stephens, liniziiy VVomack, loc Vxforlcy, L. H. Bcngston, lohn Tate. ROW 2: lohnny Fultz. Sam Ognn, Harold Holley. Oyan Hallnmrlx. :AFR Q... Q -z l given at the annual spring picnic, the high- light of the school year. The clubs main ob- jective was to widen and deepen the interest of the students in the growing field of indus- trial and technological arts. Richard Bylvcc. Bill Cobble. Clement Hitchcock. ROVV 3: Clccd Fenton. Cary Schroeder. Mike Fritz. l-loward VVood. Richard Gricscl. Toni Elliott. Keith Gan. .. l FRONT ROW: Lynda Herod, Cheryl Newman, Evelyn Tctcr, Kathy Wziiigh, Ruby WiliCl'S. Susie Young, Diana Sanders, Ardith Mercer, Twyla Siever. ROW 2: Dclnita lnglelieart. Kathy Hess. Young Women's Christian Ass'n Active In Community Stressing personal development as a Wo- man, the Young Womens Christian Associ- ation helped members achieve their goals through active community participation. Members tutored Stillwater children and corresponded with students from Hissom Memorial Center, held a program develop- ment cluster conference, and during semester break took a trip to Oklahoma City in order to learn more about the federal urban renewal program as it is organized in Oklahoma. Soccer Club Placed Second In League Competition The objective of the OSU Soccer Club was to promote athletic competition with oth- er university soccer teams. ln the 1966-67 season of the Oklahoma Soccer League, the club placed second and participated in the third annual invitational soccer tournament FRONT ROW: Hecor Murcia, Fernando Garcia, Neal Gcorgc, Oscar Mzizucra, Habib Hochlaf. ROW 2: lose Luis held in Austin, Tex. The team placed second in the invitational. Officers were Attila Ev- erendos, president, Neal H. George, vice- presidentp lorge Bulo, coach, and F. A. Gar- cia, captain, Drtiz, Enrique Serrann, lose Simon, Stuart Mut, Anonio Or- tiz, Pedro Simon, Luis Alfredo Silva. x FRONT ROVV: Michael Sheehan, Anita Huchteman, Re- mona Colson. Tim Kinney. Mary Ann Spencer, Harvey Payne, Alda Ley. ROW 2: Ralph Huchteman, Ronald Hendricks, Frank Butler, Clark VVilliams, Ray Gordon. Ricky Green, Mike Starr, Harold Christensen. ROW 3: Michael Blevins, Charles Creekmore, Frank Thompson, Douglas Mann. Richard Farris, Larry Stampler, George Vfilson, Richard Miller. Xi Mu Presented Practical Aspects of Legal Careers Xi Mu National, pre-law fraternity pro- vides an opportunity for students who were unsure to decide whether to go into law and for students who had planned to go to law school to make a successful transition from undergraduate study to law school. Programs this year were presented by the dean of the Oklahoma University Law School, an administrator of the Law School Admission Test and representatives from practical aspects of legal careers. Pi Alpha Mu Visited Newspapers and Ad Agencies Pi Alpha Mu, an honorary advertising fraternity. included in its activities field trips to various newspapers and advertising ag- encies in metropolitan cities. Officers for the year included Bartow Bradley, president: Sheila Wisherd Willey, first vice-president: FRONT ROVV: Maren Riise. Skip lordan. Bart Bradley. Cheryl Paine. David Doyle. ROW 2: Bruce Moore. Larry David Doyle, second vice-president: Skip lordan, treasurer, and Cheryl Payne, secre- tary. During the year, the group sponsored several fund raising projects for a journal- ism scholarship. Skoch. left Lewis. Mary Kay Sandstrum, Darrell Thurber. Lemuel Groom, 43. .. .v 1 .,. , M. .W FRONT ROW: David French, Iames Thompson, Roger Henry Smith, V. R. Harris, Rodrigues. ROW 3: Arnold Bentz, Evertt Cordary, Kenneth Eager, David Waiite. ROW Smith, Tommie Ball, Danny Moore, A. Sparlin, Lee 2: David Nieto, Rodger Thomas, Roy Danyeur, Bill Goode, Spencer, Dwayne Speer, Gerald Casey. Rho Nu Tau Discussed Radiation and Civil Defense ln its second year at OSU, Radiation and Nuclear Technology Society strived to pro- mote and foster a better understanding be- tween potential employers and the radiation technician student. Rho Nu Tau made many field trips in order to acquaint members with firms which utilize radiation and to acquaint the firms with the OSU radiation and nu- clear technology program. Meetings ranged from individual student projects to radiation aspects of civil defense. PEMM Club Activities Included Parties 6? Programs PEMM Club, consisting of physical edu- cation majors and minors, conducted many educational and entertaining events during the year. They heard a talk from a profes- sional football player and saw sports dem- onstrations such as volleyball. PEMM Club FRONT RONW: Bob lames, lane Carlile, Orrin Clement, Cheryl Hicks, Donald Frost, Kathy Neil, Billie Iones, Roberta Price, Linda Goff, Ramona Espinoza. ROW 2: Iudy Le- Claire. Genevieve Rainey, Marilyn Mclntyre. Cindy Buffing- ton, Donna McHenry, Pat Norris, Sandra Combs. Darlene Hey. lody Gattis, Barbara Criser, leanie Reeser. ROW 3: Linda Stead, Virginia Barnard, Sharon Arener, loyce Ward, Kristin Harry, Cynthia Taylor, Shirley Sturdy, Darlene Mc- Keown, Sally Field. Elaine Thomason, luanita Squire, Mary started the year with a get-acquainted party in September and held their annual Christ- mas party. Officers were Bob Iames, presi- dentg Don Frost, secretary, and Kathleen Neill, treasurer. Lou Albitz. ROW 4: lack Hornbuckle, Paul Haxton, Ken- neth Pickard, Larry Hayes, Judith Stanridge, Peggy Clanton, Margaret Wettengel, Gerry Pinkston, Bernice McDugle, Kathee Crowe, Linda Bogert. Kathie Behne. lim Shields, Hollie Evett, Claiborn Ellis. ROW 5: Wzilter Romero, Ray Watson, Donald Raper, Mike Doughty, Ronald Raper. lohn Strickland, Alfred McCanathy. David Atterberry. lim Knox, Phil Cotter, Mike Chappell, lames Iordan, Steve Roush. FRONT ROW: Pam Brown, Roberta Gray, Don Paulson, Iohn MacAllister, Dianna Maple, Iobn Parkinson, Susan Murray, Merrie Blackwell. ROW 2: Bill Blackburn, Art Casper, losepb Arkin, Brian MacArthur, William Buckley, Edward Reynolds, Ray Dsmire, George Cbapdelaine. ROW 3: Gary Hines, Tom Davis, Iohn Gary, Mike Hollingsworth, Billy Rogers, loseph Neff, Ieffrey Yellen, Ierry Pritner, Steven Storey. ROW 4: Robert Thompson, Iohn Buckson, Ierry Davis, Stan Martin, Frank Sinclair, Scott Augerson, Robert Ramee. Bob Abbott, Robert Iordan, Robert Cwerace. Hotel and Restaurant Society Held Hospitality Days The Hotel and Restaurant Society is a professional organization of students in the School of Hotel and Restaurant Administra- tion. Outstanding authorities from the hotel and foods industry made up a major part of the varied and educational program for the Botanical Club Maintained The OSU Botanical Club tried to stimu- late interest among students majoring in botanical sciences and related fields. Anoth- er purpose of the Botanical Club was to pro- mote a cultural and technical interchange among American and foreign students. Dur- FRONT ROW: Nelson Ehrlich, Michael Carnes, Parviz latala, S. P. Sengupta. ROW 2: Malkhan Katar, lames Weddel, Sing-Dao Tsai, Manolo Castillo. ROW 3: Iames organization, The H and RS again sponsor- ed its annual Hospitality Days, an industry- student co-ordinated event. The event was held in hopes of creating better relations be- tween students and industry. Library of Current News ing the year they held numerous informal coffees and meetings in an attempt to foster better faculty relations. The club also main- tained a library for current news items re- lated to the botany field. Arnold, lobn Long. Larry Seward, loc Cotbren. Hobart Means. FRONT ROW: Bob Hawkins, Lloyd Fitzpatrick, Ieanne Matthews. Dan Malone, less Catlin, Ienny Downum, Larry leffus, Burt McCoy, Dale Page. ROW 2: Barbara Davis, Ian McAskill, Betty Thomas, Eileen Mclnerney. Cecile Munn, L'Dyne Wicker, Caroline Muller, Ianey Cary, Iudy Sullens, Marlene McAnally, Paula Schatz. Loela Sue Balcon, Verda Holman. ROW 3: Dick Kelso, Eugene Kirk, lim Lee, lim Patrick, Cfary Parlt, Mike Harris, Cary Walker, Colin How- ell, Larry Thompson, Bob Romer. ROW ll: Iames Faw, Ken Oshel. Bill Stuever, Larry New, Iohn Nelson, Alfred Mc- Canathy, Don Miemann, Vernon Hall. Gary Payne, Fred Baxter. Rodeo Club Supported Intercollegiate Rodeo Teams The OSU Rodeo Club was open to all students interested in promotion of and par- ticipation in intercollegiate rodeos. They were a member of the National Intercolleg- iate Rodeo Association, which entitled the Rodeo Club to enter their nationally-spon- sored events, The purpose of the club was to support the boys' and girls' rodeo teams which competed against other schools in the United States. The OSU Rodeo Club team also sponsored a local rodeo. Clothing and Textile Merchandising Club Saw Styles The CTM Club, clothing and textile mer- chandising, helped girls interested in a fash- ion career keep abreast of style and design- er trends. Mrs. lim Burtschi presented a spring fashion pre-View to the club this year. The feature program was slides from the FRONT ROVV: Laura Meek, Suzanne Pohlemann, Susan Philips, Chloe Ann Webster. ROW 2: Audrey Pennington. New York designer showing. Several senior members helped in producing the Katz Fash- ion Show. Suzanne Pohlemann served as president with Karen Young as fashion board co-ordinator. Cheryl Smith, Ian Hunt, Cheryl Hughes, Sandra Combrink, Shelia Dobbin, Edwina Lodge. We attended our rneetings, voiced our opinions, and chose our leaders. We spoke and expressed ourselves through our participation. Rushing from one meeting to another, we organized ourselves for the future- or did we? e Students FI' mix wfw Q53 E 'VE 2 1s if Qw- Ioining the group which best expressed our feelings and goals, we gathered in a common bond. We took part and worked together for the betterment of the group. Searching for a fellowship, We united for sur- vival. ga - M ri, K X Q ww I N. , T -. ,,, , I t-fifiiigf 5,31 iii . g gi-335: Mix, Q, fkgfgggfggggfgswgkigg . ggi .fag aikmfffz- --'fW5,,f M ' S Q W W f -S M ,wi in -?5',9RQ L Vg y,,i.5gh - ag, N ' isil if , iv L V '1,g,w., , LY V U , Z JC 1 if k-i nf, k 4, -f bfi liwaxzg, is , 5. . r 1 V... - . V' 1 '- H Y ,fax 3 FRONT ROW Beverly Dixon Sharon Getchell Carol Margie Conners, Donna Shidler, Cheryl Berry, Diane Misen- Martin Melinda Hanraty Iucly Sherman Sheralyn Summers. heimer, lane Beecham, Donna Owens, Susan Stone, Lynda ROW 2 Barbara Ewens Annabelle Lavars Bobbye Greer, Haynes, Sara Earnest, Linda McCord. Panhellenic Earned Highest National Award Panhellenic Council was given the National Pan- hellenic Conference Award for its outstanding achieve- ments with the Greek system at Oklahoma State Uni- versity. Representing Oklahoma State at the New Or- leans conference were Dean Patchin, Melinda Han- raty, and Iudy Sherman. They accepted the award for OSU. Panhellenic officers for the year were Melinda Hanraty, presidentg ludy Sherman, secretaryg and Carol Martin, treasurer, Panhellenic again sponsored Spring Sing, Panhellenic Spring Reception, and Greek Week. Other projects that were sponsored by the members of Panhellenic Council were international teas honoring OSU's international students, and spon- soring a foster child. Steve Cowden, David Bluethman, Steve Kauffman, Dave Lorenzo, Tim Holland, Phil Lankford, Gerry Paschel, Stanley Evans, Ion Bayouth, Wilbur Thomas, Tom Lucas, Dan Liven- good, Bob Matthieson, Lynn Surratt, Preston Pulliam, Clint Roush, Steve Holton, lack Stuteville, Iohn MacMorris. FRONT ROW: I, R. Hunter, David Palm, Ronnie Hesser, Dwayne Buckner, Iim Britton, Roger Kalhoefer, Bruce Dear- born, Mike Rellerford, Dave Pickrell, Gary Markus, Mike Mitchell. ROW 2: Bob Iarrell, Cleve Dumas, Bill Iohnson, Craig McKinley, Kermit Holderman, Iohn Harris, Lee Massey. IFC Placed Second -ationally in Scholarship The first semester of this year the lnterfraternity Coun- cil continued its observance of the 50th anniversary of the fraternity system at Oklahoma State University. lntrafraternity Council was placed second nationally in its division of fraternity scholarship. lntrafraternity Council officers for the year included lim Britton, presi- dent: Bruce Dearborn, vice-president, David Pickerell, secretaryg and Ron l-lesser, treasurer. IFC activities this year included Greek Week, a pledge class civic project day in Oklahoma City, the Christmas tree light- ing ceremony, two art shows, two rush clinics, a Lead- ership Conference, Spring Sing, and the Honors and Awards banquet for all OSU men's fraternities. FRONT ROW: Sara Earnest, Donna Owen. Susan Cuil- laume, Barbara Seagraves. Nancy Whitaker, Becky Ross. ROW 2: Donna Lenike, Sherry Cross, Barbara Baker, Don- na Hagan, Gloria Lundien. Cathy Davis, Ruth Sevenson ROW 3: Susan Monhollon, Melinda Powell. Mary jane Andrews, Shelley Ricker, Olive Ann Parrott, jan Potts. lane Ellen l-lerzig, Mary Schulte, Junior Panhellenic Helped Sponsor Boxes to VietN-am junior Panhellenic's purpose is to promote unity and cooperation among the members of various fraternities. Ofiicers for 1967-68 were President Susan Guillaume, Secretary Barbara Seagraves, and Treasurer Nancy Whitaker. ln service, jr. Panhellenic helped Stillwater Clean Up Project junior lnterfraternity Council was led this year by Les Dickson, presidentg Ron Perry, vice-presidentg Steve Crosby, secretary, and joe Edwards, treasurer. junior IFC was formed for the purpose of assisting all proj- ects in co-ordination with the lnterfraternity FRONT ROW: james Mapes, Steve Grassfield, Ron Perry, Les Dickson, joe Edwards, Tom Bouldin, Max Luper, john Conine. ROW 2: Hank Coniby, Bill Spielberger, Thomas Williams, Carl Chase, Larry Brown, Tom Creider, Steve send Christmas boxes to VietNam and filled Christmas stockings for underprivileged children. The jr. Panhellenic is also an in- dependent party seeking better relations be- tween Greeks and Independents. Proposed by Junior IFC Council. One of these such projects was the Oklahoma City Work Day, when 460 boys helped in an all-city civic project. These two groups also initiated plans for a similar clean-up project for Stillwater. Wood, jim Iennings, Bob Martin. james Stanley. ROW 3: Charles Neal, Mike Hickey, Bob Roswell, Dick Nelson, Alan Millsap, Dale Clark, Dave Pollard, Chris Conn, Leslie Pshi- yoda. Dan D. Herald, jeff Newman. Cary Gore. ' flu EMIS Alpha Phi Alpha's Tutored Stillwater Youths Epsilon Epsilon chapter of Alpha Phi Al- pha got the year's activities oil to a good start by selecting Wilbur Thomas as presi- dentg Sam Robertson, vice-president, Leroy Brown, secretaryg Stanley Evans, treasurer and social chairman, and Otis Hall as dean of pledges. Members were active on the OSU campus in such organizations as Ag- ronomy Club, Poultry Science Club, and Southwestern Sales Club. The Alphabetts, the girl's auxiliary of Alpha Phi Alpha, held many functions and projects with Alpha Phi Alpha members including a Halloween party and an auction of members to help raise money for a project. Alpha Phi Alpha mem- bers also devoted spare time to a tutoring program to help the underprivileged youth of Stillwater. Local activities included the Roman Holiday Party, Initiation Dance, ln- augural Banquet and Black and White Ball. Ham ef Jlflfa .,.H Am, . A l 1 2, m4 ,il . ...wc i,M:w xg , ., ': ,,,,k.kM.1s 1 N ., mi... j g , ..,.,,., , The importance of their creed was realized by members neth Kimbrough chael McReynolds. Samuel Roberstson Melvinal S p i n k s an Williziiiis. Stanley Evans, Ken- Wallace King, Mi- Wilbur Thomas, lu- Acacia 1215 University Pythian Daughters Celebrated Fourth Year Acacians participated in all aspects of col- lege life. This year the chapter celebrated the fourth anniversary of Pythian Daugh- ters, their girls' auxiliary. The members also sponsored a Halloween party for under priv- ileged children. Acacia oflicers were Dave Bluethman, president: Larry Wood, vice- presidentg Bill Burnett, secretary: Dave Beckham, treasurer. Members were active in Mu Kappa Tau, AED, Pi Mu, and ABS Honors Society. Annual parties included the Nite on the Nile and the Triangle Ball, Acacia' eceived awards from Pythian Daughters. What was it that drew these Acacias out to play basketball on such a cold day? ,'? If ,..,,. 3 K ki 3 .5 5,532 ii N David Blnethman. Toni Bonldin, Pat Brooks. Bill Burnett. Greg Burton. Mark Carlile. lim Carlisle, David Casey. Ed Childress. Henry Comhy. Steve Cow- den. Iohn Duggan. Gary Dunlap. Charles Finley. Raymond Gailey. Tommy Green. Michael Harris. lim Harrod, Don Heise, Donald Horn, Iohn Howarth. Iaines Kanelakos, Tom May- nard, Robert Nelson, Larry Odom, Gerald O'Mealey, Dale Osborn, Hal Oswalt. Richard Pierce. Gary Pink- ston. Robert Powers. Randy Richards, Stephen Roberts. Leonard Robinson, Bill Row- and, Dennis Schneider. Randall Smith, Steve Smith, Marshall Snipes. VVilliam Stalciip, Herh Weichnizin, Larry Wood, Floyd VVright. David Young. As a result of a inaiority vote lor this picture. these Acacias are again participat- ing in their favorite after- noon activity-playing cards. 303 Karen Anderson, Cheryl Ar- nold, Debbie Ashenhurst, Bonnie Bauer, Martha Belt, Sandi Belt, Ieanie Bement. Kathy Brand, Mary Lou Breon, Linda Brown, Mari- lyn Brown, Connie Buchan- an, Cathy Cameron, Sheryl Carter. Linda Clovis, Gail Cox, Ro- bin Daily, Alice Davies, Iudy Deiro, Karen Dickin- son, Iane Diehl. Cheryl Dunn, Nancy Fer- guson, Kimberly Finch, Car- olyn Garrard, Ramona Gar- red. Georgianna Gathers, Linda Gesin. Marilyn Cvunther, Ann Hall, Melinda Hanraty, Carolyn Herbert, Susan Holley, Linda Hope, Ianie Hutchison. Linda lackson, Mickolyn Ieffery, Ioyce lohnson, Mar- sha Iohnson, Vivian Iohn- ston, Io Ioplin, Linda lump. Kathy Kruta, Diana Lau- rence, Virginia Lee, Mary Luman, Nancy McDaniel, Nancy Mefford, Diane Mis- enheimer, Eileen Moore, Donna Mor- rell, Sherry Naifeh, Ianet Peek, Tanya Peters, Iudy Piatt. Ioan Pritchett. Dianne Quimby, Linda Ray, Marcia Ray, Iudy Rubin, D e l i a Saied, Deborah Schlessman. Betsy Schumann. lan Scott, Debra Sedlak, Karen Shadclox, Ann Smith, Mary Smysor, Suzy Snider. , , fa: rw K 'E K -g.,t, .., Bmw 4 25,5 ,fig r f f Wi D ,v 1 7 ' i , 'Q' ff: 'f M ' f Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Chi's Won Derby Day Title Nvhich brand lathers up those whiskers best. This Alpha Chi found Surma Shave to be the Winning weapon in a shaving cream Fight. -u 14 1 1. 1 hw, Alpha Chi's added athletic ability to their claims of scholarship, leadership, and beauty as they Won Sigma Chi Derby Day, Active Alpha Chi's were Melinda l-lanraty, Mortar Board and Pan- hellenic president, Virginia Lee, Whos Who and Mortar Board: Ianet Peek, president of Or- ange and Black Quill, Ioyce Iohnson, Panhel- lenic senator: Ieanie Bement, Home Ec. Student Council treasurerg Virginia Lee and Diane Mis- enheimer, Business Student Council. Chapter officers were Virginia Lee, president, Melinda Hanraty, lst Vice-president Ioyce Iohnson, 2nd vice-president. Beauties were Sue Smith, Block and Bridle Queeng Gayle Wilson, REDSKIN Beauty, and Karen Young, co-ordinator of Fash- ion Boarcl. Four members were in Angel Flight, three in Army Blades, and two in Cappettes. Cheryl Snyder, Mary' Sor- rels, Ian Speegle, lVlary Spi- cer, Patricia Stansberry, Car- olyn Stephens, Cathy Ste- VEHS. Susan Stone, Marion Stubbs. Iudy Tartar, Suzanne Thompson, Alice Wzillace, Mareyn White, Ianis Whi- ted. Meredith Williams, Suzanne Williaims, Gayle Wilson, lu- dy Wilson, O'Quannah Wolfe, Myra Yoesting. Karen Young. . 305 Alpha Delta Pi 1309 umvmiry Members Were Active as Home Ee Officers Alpha Delta Pi's enjoyed several social events including a Roaring Twentys Party, a Western Party, a Christmas and a Spring Formal. Chapter oflicers were Suzanne Ohan, president: Linda Edling, first vice- president. Linda Edling was Farml-louse sweetheart and Linda Sanders was Aggie Toastmasters Queen. There were two mem- bers in Mortar Board, two selected for Whos Who, four on Presidents Council, commander of Army Blades, Home Ec sen- ator and student council officers. ,. .., -- M-M i I L il' p csap is Excitement ran high as ADPi's elected their new officers. A formal party was the perfect time for ADPi's to Hsnown their dates. i Barbara Baker. Cheryl Ber- ry, lane Beecham, Helen Bernhardt, Margaret Bivens, Kathy Borchardt, Margo Bowles. Molly Bowlin, Betsy Christ- man, Ianet Clary, Linda Colwell, Karen Corlce, Laura Day, Lana Edling. Ianet Ellis, Marcia Fisher, Sharon Flinn, Dierdre Fra- zey, Ioan Friton, Ianie Gas- saway, Ruthie Gibbs. Barbara Goodwin, Martha Goodman, Pamela Grant, Carole Gumm, Terri Guthrie, Delenda Harmon, Lynn Heck. Susan Howell, Orlana Hub- bard, Linda Ives, Patricia Iohnson, Linda Kaminski, El- eanor Keller, Diane Kelton. Sandra Keranen. Mary King- sley, Sue Lonergan, Ianet Lowery, Marcia McGee, Ianie McKee, Sue McKin- ster. Sandy Mappes, Lynn More- land, Ieanne Naifeh, Gayle Newell, Diane O'Dell, Su- zanne Ohan, Barbara Os- borne. Barbara Otsuki, Markay Palu, Iudy Patrick, Ianet Reed, Andrea Robertson, Kay Royer. Linda Sanders. Carol Smith, Elaine Smith, Ianet Smith. Ginny Strong. Karen Tag- gart. Susan Ulmer, Shari Wescott, Mary Wheatley, Iaime Wright, Linda Woodruff, Virginia Vanpool. Alvin Bczidlcs. Cary Bcadlcs. lxflicliacl Bcllnniy, Bruuc Brooks. laincs Bunk. lVlcrlc Buss. Dennis Catvs. Cary Clark. Curtis Cline, Clinton Davis. Ronald Dayis. Andy Dcan, 'llhvodore Dctincr, Roylc Dcvorc. Thomas Diukcy, VVilliain Dillsavcr, Nolan Dorsey. David Farmer. Charles Freeman, lohn Coc- dckcn, Terry Hague. Miko Hardin. Cralcn Haydon, Dan Herald. Bethel Harrold. Gcorge Hull. Dennis lohnson. Lon Kirlwy. lainvs Knapp, Stanlvty Ko- sankc. lohn Kuscl. Rohcrf Lisl0. Tom Lucas. lohnny IVIQEI- roy. Lynn Nlunncm. Ccrgild lVlcthvny. VVilliarn lVlillvr, Roy Mul- hcry, Mason Mungle. Ron Nida. VVilliain Pond. Don Prihoth. Lvslic Pshigoda, Ronald Robinson, Clint Roush, Carl Shepherd, A. H. Shi, Kon- neth Sizeloyc, Allwrt Smith. Boyd Spcnf cvr. lack Stutcyille, Phil Switzvr. Stvyvii Tool. Mike Thomas. Rolucrt Thompson, Terry Tippcns. lanics VValliQr. Lyn-Clal Vvhitworth. liinmy VVillian1s. . iii, 4 A 'Sv . in . -1 M . 1 vrwf' .5 gg, L Alpha Gamma Rho 22-l S. VVzishington Alpha Gamma Rho Housed Many Presidents Alpha Gamma Rho led the way in many campus activities as did Tom Lucas in the Student Association. AGR tapped presi- dents in Blue Key-Iohn Kuselg Agriculture Council-Iohn Stuteville, and Collegiate FFA-Gary Clark. Who's Who were Ku- sel, Lucas, and Farmer. Ioe Spencer was se- lected for QDK, and Iohnny McElroy was dubbed one of the Top Ten Freshmen. Four men were chosen for Intercollegiate Knights and five on Presidents Council. Gfficers were Clint Roush, presidentg Bert Smith vice-president and Gary Clark, secretary. Visitors to AGR's decoration learned how to milk a cow. Pledges enjoyed Sunday because they go to take Mom UB to church. Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Tau Cmega Held An Alumni Reunio The men of Alpha Tau Qmega held their 20th Anniversary Celebration this year. Chapter oflicers included Charles McDon- ald, presidentg Henry Warden, vice-presi- dent: Vic Cotner, treasurer. Members were listed in Sigma Theta Epsilon, Xi Mu, Al- pha Zeta, Intercollegiate Knights, lota Nu Sigma, AIIE president, and two Presidents Scholars. Years highlights were the Pagan Party, Pajama Party, Sweetheart Formal. Blackfoot Formal, 0rphan's Party, and vis- its by national oflicers. 'li' f, 14 , T? 9355255 , ' K ATO entertained small fry at Christmas time. Striving for league points, ATO moved into scoring position against AGR. I1 459' 'Ubi til Q--wr 'S'-C' 3 .M Ta x i 61- 'hr' 'Hub K if 15 -vp. A Fa. K 'Cir' ug-up IA 'Qian 4- QV' S.,-ov leflfrey Aekernian, lziines Al-W Cxander. Kurt Anieringer. lohn Bi'exx'ei'. 'l'hoin.is Brid- well. liiines Cook. Vvilex' Cook, Victor Corner, Charles Dek- ker, lziines Diriclfson. loc Edwards. Davis Fisher, Charles Hull. Bob Hzirdeige. David Hinkle, Toni Howell. Charles Hntson. Steven lohnson. Stanley lones, Don' eild Lziwsoii, Charles lVleDon- fild. loscpli Melton. Daniel lVlooi'e. Kipp lVlullen. lnines Phillips, Paul Rachel. Vvil- lirim Roswell. Robert Snort, RiChzii'd Shepherd. lfiy VVA- qle, Henry Wnrdeii, Edwin Watkiiis. Rhonald White-V neck, Paul VVriglit, AVVelcoinc brick. ATO president greeted zilunini be- fore the Homecoming ginne. After the grime ATO incin- bers relived OSU liismrv with .iluins .it dinner, 3Il lames Aneshansley, David Bacon, Gary Barr, Bartow Bradley. Michael Britton. Andrew Brotton. Wiley' Bryf fmt. Raymond Burrus, Toni But- ler. Terry Christensen, Phil Cunningham, less Curry, Nick Dreessen. Ioe Drum- inond, Charles Duty, Henry Ed- dins. Dave Elder, VVilliam Fallin. Don Fitzwater, Iohn Forrest, Steven Fuller. Craig Gierde, Robert Graal- man. Chris Guest. Robert Hall. Robert Haniniaek. Hank Hankla, David Hart- man. Iiininy Hayes. Iohn Hays, lack Herron. Kris Hochderf- fer. Burl Holmes, Larry Holt, Richard Ingham. Iames lennings, Steve Iorns, David Kallenberger, Keiser. Roger Kise, Kse. VVilliam Knlsrnd. Tim Ron Ralph Lantz, Terry London, lim Lovell, Martin McDan- iel, Roger McMillian, Ron- ald MuMilan. Dennis Me- Neill. Robert Mahoney, Robert Martin. Patrick Mickle. Ar- lyn Miller. Tony Miller, Ted Morgan. Rolland Nash, Shel- by Oakley. Fred Rlniner. Toni Pnrdoin, Robert Roark, Michael Rod- gers, Kip Rylander, Stephen Sthultz. Larry Shirley, Har- mon Smith. loe Smith. Thomas Spickel- mier. Michael Sullivan, VVilliam Townsend. Ken Venzke. Dean VVertZ. Terry VVilson. Mike VVright. ' ' z ' V Y' Nw, 5 , wi V .. 3: ' . 17. W1 1 'H 1 3 5 in fyy G M 4 W A I .1 f i i M, ,voy fi.. Wig , .g,,, if gif ,L ,K 1, 4:4 - E .. H in ivy fv f f sr' vt, if x-N' Obs ,M , 4. ! 3 v-1 X Yr! '-- q-.nv 5179- , h .A - I gps 79:3 . Y , -if tri .. 'H 1 qc:-W ik . gf -' ' A 3 5, if r We Y N Q . I .za A Q I ' - r i -gy, ww ,F 1 - . K ' NY ' - .2 ...R 3-1 f M f ' Z'yF V V' ' ' . . m f i' - ' R L ' ' K L ... .. I L I , ' 12 ., Q Beta Theta Pi IZO1 University Betas Built Prominent Leadership Record Betas captured the all sports championship for the third season. Ray Burrus is senior class president. Represented in Blue Key are Burrus, Roark, and Hankla. Serving as Business Senator is Dave Elder. The social calendar this year was headed by the Tur- key Pull at Fountainhead on Lake Eufaula. Members of Phi Eta Sigma are Barr, Zalou- dek, Briggs, lVlcDougall, Gerkin, Kensey, Wilsey, and Lovell. Leading the Betas as officers were Robert Roark, president: Hank Hankla, vice-president, and Bob Graalman. secretary. lt its 21 uhicken race, its bound to be Ll Beta lunetion. Vxlcrc Betas hziinming it up for the photo- grapher or practicing lor VR skit7 Ieanne Alexander, Linda Bailey. Anita Baker. Kay Bales, Ellen Barnes, Mar- garet Benbrook, Marilyn Benbrook. Ian Berry. Diana Botz, Carol Bowman. Ginny Branch, Susan Brehni, Sally Brown, Davis Brown- ley, Leslie Buehwalcl, Sally Burrows. Suzi Carroll, Marilyn Chen- ault. Carol Christie, Sue Cla- haugh. Beth Clift. Marsha Clift, Linda Cook, Mary Ann Copeland. Carol Corbin, Anne Cox. Darrell Crenshaw, Sherry Cross. Debbie Davis. Gwen Davis, Iodie Davis, Marsha Davis. Nita Davison, Diane DeFoc, Dianne DeVore, Ann DiCin- dio. Diane Ditniars, Beverly Dixon, Vicki Doinniek, Sher- rill DuFour. Cathy Ebert, Lyn Fite, Dixie Fleming, lacqueline Frost, Sharon Getchell. Linda Gib- son, Susan Guillaume. Mari- beth Hart. Brita Hedluncl, Ianice Hob- son. Indy Jameson, Paula Iohnson, Nan Iordan, Dianne Keith, Cathy Knott, Karen Lansdown. Linda Lightfoot, Ian Love- lady. Laurie Mc:Gough, Deidra MeGrif'l, Nancy Me- New. Sammy Main, Iayme Martiri. Martha Martixi. Barhara Massey, Marsha Maxwell, Patty Moore, Ienny Mont- gomery, lol-Xnna Morris, Connie Moyers. Terry Nostrand, Marsha Oulcls, Denise Owen, Su- zanne Pohlemann, Susan Prater, Marilyn Proctor, La- Donna Provost. Susan Ranck, Chris Rey- nolds. KayDell Rhodes, Car- ol Riehert, Ioy Rippetoe, Sherri Sanders, Christine Sheets. n 5. Sr Si. mt. -,.. .wr 4? Chi Omega 310 Monroe Four Chi mega's Selected for Who's Who lt's your decision whether these Chi Omega's were in competition for best dressed coed or decked out for thir Rowdy Serenade. -, - ':L,: -1 S365v f'5 f5'-',:fL:25:f'f':L'L V fiisifssi . is K-in if i K , ,,,5,a ,af X fr ,S X 7' 'F , . ,f 11:11 rf?,'1-is-fgui. , f- N ., K tr 3 Chi Omegas placed well in campus leadership, queenship, and honors. Bringing national honor to the local chapter, Alanna Crimmins was chos- en Miss Wool of Americag Christine Reynolds succeeded Alanna as Miss Wool of Oklahoma. Campus queens were Bonita Synar, Arts 63 Sci- ences Queen: Christine Sheets, Redskin Beauty: Barbara Massey, Princess Athena and Engineer- ing Queeng and Brita Hedlund, Campus Clodia. There were three senators, eight in Angel Flight, four in Army Blades, and four selected for Who's Who. Chapter officers were Iaque Frost, presidentg Bonita Synar, vice-presidentg Sherrill DuFour, secretary, and Connie Moyers, treasur- er. Entering with Sigma Chi's, Chi Omega's won the Homecoming Sweepstakes. Ioy Rippetoe and Sherri Sanders were selected as Varsity Revue Girls and Sherri was chosen to be Miss VR - 1968. Linda Skinner, Susan Skin- ner, Andy Smith. Iudy Ste- ' phens, Io Esta Stewart, Lynne Strong, Sandy Stuart. Susan Stuart, Bonita Synar, Ian Tautfest, Kathi Tucker, lane Venzke, Linda Vick. Ioan Walker. Ianet Wezithers, Melody Wells, Paula Wilkinson. Leslie Willbanks, Carol Wil- liams, Annette Wilson, Les- lie Yaryan. 3I5 lcrry Adair. Rohcrt Bartlett, Srott Bixlcr, Miki- Blakcly. Inn Bond. Dennis Britlun. Clary Britton. Iohn Brown. Rithard Booth, Charlvis l3w:':1. Terry Chapcl. Rolwrt Claris. Robert Cornvvcll. lcrornc Co- scntino. lames Critchcr. lames Cummings, Kcnncth Dahms, Iohn Dear, Garret Eakin. Dunuan Ed' wards. lim Gahclshcrg. Stum- Gahclshcrg. Harry Cihmrdun. Miles Hall. XVaynC Hamill. R011 Harpcr. Ron Hartwick. lVlark Hump- hill. lamcs Hcnry, Randall Hopkins. Charles Howe. lay Huylc, Donald Huncilcy. laxncs lohnson. Stephvn lohnso: Robert Jordan. lan King, Dohhin Lailsford. Kohn Lccpcr, Rohcrt Lcm, uns, Richard Lihou. Donald Mcffune. Bymii lVlCGowan. Loc Marsh. Michael Nlarshall. StanleylVlartin.Iohx1 Moiillts. Larry Nlulliilcx. Ccorgc O Rcilly. loc Piantanida. Paul Plat- ncr. Stephan Reillcy. Charlcx Rogvrs. Douglax Rlmdv. Sto- phcn Ronck. lcuhn SCllLlSfL'I'. lohn SoL1tCr. Rulwrt Spur- loyk. lohn Tidcwvll. Nlluliacl VVcisman. Barry VVLNI. 'llhoxnas VVCSI, llnwlwcri Xvisv, 3I6 Q f , 'fx 'U' 'P a Xe .AX , - fvsr ,aaaay ,Z r T f ,F 'Qi ,K .. 3 .i f 'Y ' : ,,-4 ig W? Q fuzwrt lf' nf 2 -f jf -:Q 3.1 .J I A 1 I ? s rg .3 fb-3 ii' l i, Y 4' M A ll r iv .U - ,i f , M x .X .- Q 5 , 1 K 1 I K, ib 5 .A LQ gV,, I , Q If . H A I .ii -, M , Q I ' rv '96- ,' , mn -X Nz' xg. 'Lv gt at 5. ,fx i i A J fi.-,Q l A+ it Q' -V' Q H, wif' f Delta Chi 703 University Commumty Drive ASS1St6d by Delta Chi Frat Delta Chi's held their second annual Slave Day where all members and pledges were sold to obtain money for the March of Dimes. Chapter officers were Terry Chapel, president, Iohn Mounts, vice-presidentg Ken Dahms, recording secretary, Barry West, treasurer, and Larry Little, corresponding secretary. Delta Chi's Won their league in basketball and football. Active Delta Chi's included Ken Dahms, president of the Stu- dent Senate and Who's Who, George O'- Reilly and Barry West, student senators. Delta Chi's greeted cold serenzxders with hot chocolate. Vfhat could be more handy than hav- ing your own Delta Chi slave. . ,rig Delta Delta Delta Tri Delt's Seized Greek Week Games Trophy Tri Delt's were ably led by their ofiicers, ' Ianet Nichols, president, Annette Simpson, 2 vice-president, and Ian Lalgevers, secretary. D There were two Tri Delts on Greek Week committees, eleven on Presidents Council, three charter oflicers of Alpha Lambda Del- ta, three girls in Kappa Delta Pi and one in l Whos Who. Highlights of the year's social events were the Psychedelta, the Christmas D Formal, and a second successful spaghetti dinner for a campus-Wide scholarship fund. D ? x 4 3 ! 9 x E lethro Clampet was all that was needed by El Hillbilly band. Tri Delts donned groads for the various events needed to win Greek Games Day. , lg-EAS?-EL-f'fi5Ft ke, 5,.?3.Y5if3llIL' 197 'Z 'akin ' ilQf.E5-f::f?'7'Z5?3'0'EiP.,'1f,Z'l - wise F f if 5 -' . I .ff J, W . 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Q., ' Ak L , A Cl 'V ' I ' A 'V' ll ' Cl i , Linda Abitz. Susan Abrams, Linda Anderson, Rebecca Bailey, Faith Bates. lanet Beisser. lulia Blue, Kay BO- gle. Lisbeth Briggs. Kathy Brown. Mary Bulloch. Cathy Carlcy, Mtvnty' Carmichael. Kay Carter, Ann Chaney, Sybil Christian. Deborah Clark, Susan Cobb. Cynthia Cook, Connie Coon- rad, Iacqueline Day, Marcia Ditzler, lessica Dugan, Bon- nie Dunn. Suzanne Ellington, Barbara Evans, Marilyn Faulk. Kar- en Fountain, Bonnie Frank, Mary Grisso. Ianet Hall, Christopher Harris. Susan Higgins, Brenna Hunt- ley, Marsha Huntley, lanet lones. ludy lones. Charlotte Kantowski, Barbara Kenyon. loyce Kinney. Karen Kisner. Peggy Kline. Rinda Koppitz. Patsy Kuhn. Harriet Kuykenclall, lean La- Feyers. lan Lale. Christine Lanie. Kathy Lauderdale, Maralee Layman, Dianne McCalla, Linda McCord. Teresa Mackey, Cindy Marsh. Ka- thy Miller, Lyn Moore. Margaret Moore. Mary Moyer. lanet Nichols. Dor- othy Null, Patricia O'Don- nell, Kathy Palmer, Donna Pearson. Lynda Petty. Martha Phillips. Sandy Pow- ell, lean Reed, Karen Reid. Shelley Ricker. Sandra Rog- ers, Nancy Siegisinund. Lin- da Simms, Dee Stonaker. Vivian Strobel. Tonya Tate. ludy Vossler. Kay Walker. Patricia VValker, Susan White, Nancy Whitrnore. lane VVilder, Linda VVood. Craig Ames. Dale Ather- ton. Charles Baldwin. lerry Barnett. Eddie Bayouth, lVli- thael Bell. Iaeli Herginann. Rohert Bet! ry, Paul Berryhill. Steve Brainerd. Rohert Pmraneh. Larry Claussen. Donald Dates, Bob Eieh, horn, Mike Eisehen, David Evans, Richard Farris, Don Ferguson. Uale Finley. Alan Fransen. Iohn Gray. Paul Hamilton, Franklin Hansen. Miehael Henry. Donald Henson. Nliehael Holt. David Iaekson. Alan lones. Steve Lafirone, lVlan- rie Langston. Philip Lankford. Larry Lilly. Louis Loeffler. lVlil4e lVltCar- ty. Steve McCormiek. Dan- nie Martin. Troy Maynor. Craig Meis. VVilliam Montague. Gerald lVlorrison, Dennis lVlorse. Mi- ehael lVlurray. Richard Nel- son. lVliehael O'Toole. VVilliam Peaeher. VVilliani Perkins, lVlark Quick, Iohn Randle, Stephen Reel. Steven Ritter. Lynn Ruffin. Iustin Shields, Rohert Shipman. Diek Starr. Iohn Salton. Chester Thayer. Cieoriie Trummer. George Vogler. Ronald Vfalker. Don VVarnluerq. Ronald VVhite. Steven VVil- liams, Thomas XVilli.ims. Truman Vvoodward. F wa.. 16. ' 4? , ,- S W., 0. S. , fi, f- 7 -siifzli , 2 gs, - wa i i . , RQ .wb Q wig Q I 'fu-' X 1 fl E., .L ew 1 fi Wi? Q., ,vw . K, 109 gr . - gi frff I iv' . what fr mia 36 1 1 I -IJ f ,ff - , zgpifa -W-f .M - f- ' iii -'f I .. . 'zfaii - 1 . , .K an . i , , 1, , . 4 ii -I A. f' j y ixsgg W- irfr-: wL, ' ,K k 'j2s:,,,1f f .L , R Q, J ., g 4 1, nz. fo 'I J? 1 5 gg: 1 K V if sa . Q ' ,V is ,Y , , may ' if gsyl 2 W .if'.ii'71f V .ii ' if 5 ' T Ma s 'lu-I mv, C' 44,4 . C' X I 4 . Delta Tau Delta B06 University OSU Delt Chapter ' ation's Top Ten Delt's got off to a good start this year with three selected for Blue Key, four cheerlead- ers, three SUAB oflicers, four on Presidents Council, three in Intercollegiate Knights, three in Lassos and Lariats, and one in Whos Who. Chapter honors included the Parents Day Award and the best float in Homecoming activities. Cflficers are Phil Lankford, presidentg Mike Henry, vice-presi- dent: Chip Woodward, treasurer: Rick Douglas, recording secretary, and Kent Williams, corresponding secretary. TV offered Qi brief break from studying for these Delts. Delt members proudly told pledges how they won Outstanding Pledge Class' award. 'e+-W... fr--.SAQMAK Delta Upsilon DU Chapter Claims The DU chapter of Oklahoma State was led this year by Tim Holland, president: Doug Iackson, vice-president, and Tom Harbison, secretary, The DU's also led 88 chapters in scholastic impropement, winning the national DU award at summer conven- tion. DU hosted memberships in Beta Gam- ma Sigma, Xi Mu, Student Lobby, and SUAB. Iohn Fenrich acted as chairman of the Varsity Revue board, and Don Paulson headed the l-lotel and Restaurant Associa- tion as president. The frat men also collect- ed for the Community Toys for Tots. These DU's seemed duly impressed with their new plaque. lmagine their surpise when DU members found that their door was missing. , ,y .5 ational Award air U ,LI fi 1 f A ,f rimfiii A if 5 , ,Q Q, an S . lwt cw'-' 6337 ..- it il? mr' -rw Q,-Q ,wav -uv .ff :VBR K5-'X ff.-4' 'fan ....,.r -wwf rm ,fgkr 51, . r , V V W: Z , , Y we ggirfw , .m,, . aw: ,Q Iohn Alex4uu1cr. Rolwrr Bill- ings, Rodncg' Billings, Randy Blankenship, Frank Butlcr. Curl Chasc, Lculc Chcsxcr. EQiNX'll1 Dor- rick, Nlarvin Fclkins, John Fcnrich. Thoums Hurhison. Terry Herron. Hcrschcl Hohson, Tim Hol- land. Gary Hunter, Douglas Iackson. Riuhurcl Kvcton. Larry MCIDkDl1gj1ll. Luc Nlzisscy. Dunuld Mourc. Elhs Naifch. Dun Paulson. Fred Poih'11lmrgvr. Ivrrx' Rclninqton. Xvillizun Roc. Larry Rourkw. Thomas Stanford, Rohvrt Shafer, Stcphen Spcllcvr. Nlux Starr, Tulcntcd DUE were givcn the opportunity to displzxv their musical ability when memhcrs found time to group around thu piano to xing. 323 Chrixtiv B2ll'ILil'Cl. Cl11'yl+: Bvt- tingur, l.1nCla1 Blullli. lxllillll' 1-Ile' H11111stQttcr. lfclith Brink- ur. Pz1trit'ie1 Curvy, P11111 ChC41th.1111. Gay c,lI'OCl'fC'I'. l2oselVl11ry Cundill. Ktirron Davis, Ktnv cn Dryden, Illll-l Duukcr. lill ClflI'I'lSUI1. Rulwt-1'tz1 clvfily. Glennic Gregory, lan Hul- brook, Carolyn Hz1n11no11s. Cindy Hiiflitlllgli. M115' Hoag, Linda Holliday, Dc- .mnc Hutchins. Uiann lQlCllQ2ll'f. Nancy lr- win, Kathy Ch011th11m, Dow na LClIlliC, lxflldflllll MCCQlS'. Sz'1m111ic ME!I'flI1, Carla lVl.1y- nard, Ardith lXlcrt0r, .'NllClI'Ci1 lVlor- 11v,1, Clwryl NL'XX'IIl2lIl. lVli- Lhelc l2.1tlil'lC. lfunicc Rola- hins. Gcurgin Roussnlis. lVl11ry Sutcr. Mary Sthultc, lflllk' Scruggs. l:.UClHLlil Scullmvl. Tmvcttc SIITYSOV, Uvlnitu Tctcr. lVlz1r- ui11 Tuttlc. K.1tl1x' Xxlqlllgll. Susan Young. Although they 111115' never rc- plaue the New Christy Min- or Peter. Paul and strels Mary. thcsc Delta Zctzrs LlI1Cl dates spent fun-tillcd leisurc hours trying. '1- at 1-w 'f ?QX ' .a- ,- t-'WX ff' fl' 9 V ,X 1 . A X .if glkaht l xv..- : M-sw-Q uf up -1-v I nan , I mga 'X .wr , f -my ff' F , V 1.51 11, -ilif . ..,? 9'f-5 .83 S l wf' 24' I -f N X v 'Lf-.S Delta Zeta 22-1 S. Icflerson First Boys Auxiliary Initiated by Delta Zeta Striving to fulfill ideals of leadership scholarship, and service, Delta Zeta's were active in every aspect of campus life. Cindy Harbaugh was SEA. president, Michele Ratlill headed Theatre Guild, and Y.W. C.A. was led by Cheryl Newman. Mem- bers Were on Presidents and Dean's Honor Rolls, Whos Who, Honors Student Coun- cil, Alpha Lambda Delta, Lassos and Lari- ats, and Angel Flight. Officers were Pam- ela Cheatham, president: Cindy Canady, lst vice-president, and Cindy Harbaugh, 2nd vice-president. These DZAs wondered, VVhat's the purpose of preeenrollingf' These Brothers of the Flame proudly dis- played their new sweatshirts. 'iff yrs, FarmHouse in T 42-I N. VVnshiug ton Three FarmHouse Men Tapped for Blue Key The men of FarmHouse were adeptly led by their offhcers, Larry Endersby, president: Dwain Iindra, vice-presidentg Iames Steich- en, treasurer: Pete Teel, secretary. Active members included four selected as Who's Who, three for Blue Key, two in Qmicron Delta Kappa, three officers of Alpha Zeta, senior class vice-president, eight members on Ag Council, president of Delta Sigma Al- pha, and Vet. Med. senator. David Shaklee was A.S.A.E. outstanding sophomore. Gary Tilley was Distinguished Military Student. Christmas meant evergreen and carols to FarmHouse members. These members took a study break to raid the house icebox for sandwiches. i V. sv, Q 1 355 , x E1 . RFQ lx, A tx A ,-yA A . . T A 4.1 .WX5 355 1,.:A L wwf - J 5 wmv, .--5 y or All K ' f.. - Z 4. :ze Q v M.. M . M 1 -gf ' if-'T 14, is . f 'f 5. .' 1 x wir fp T' T . i 1. . . illl V lA .A S, . lrl Q Q xr , if 6. I Y My V' . .R . QL!-'i I 4 A.. . ga ai Z .- 1 3 .. -9, . ' , Z 'M' 3 Q li-. ,vi ,, .f R. J ings , X-gf, -H .Q hp! 6 -T dw 'Ni . A i. . w 5 . ' '- am mf' f 'F-' fjfgzifa is QM- . . it 'Y .p - - ' T L . :Ei 'ir 1 M, . f id jg ' 5 5 H x 5 451 l Eff' 3 ,QP x A Larry Abernathy, Henry An- drews. Robert Arnilwruster. lohn Ball. Ronald Barher. Don Biles. Lee Bixler. Barry Bloyd, David Bowen. David Burle- son, Bill Clay, Terry Dunn. Larry lfndersby. Bill Fulton. Ierry l'leClge5. Brian Horinek. Samuel Houston, loc Howell. Richard lennings. Dwain lin- dra, lanies Kubicek. Richard Kunze, Gary Ladra. Rodney Lylcs. Craig lXf'lcKinley. Robert Ma- thiesen, Paul lVleyer. Lonnie Moore, lohn Myers. Ronnie Nelson. Dan Norhey, David Rope, Richard Reid, Charles Rich- ardson. lerry Schmidt, La- verne Semrad, Harold Shak- lee, Terry Shaw, lames Shearer. Dennis Shipley. Steve Shriver, Eugen Skel- ley, Toni Sodowsky, Robert Stafford, Thomas Stanford. Iauics Steieheu, Donald Tal- lent. Pete Teel. Gary Tilley, Terry Vance. Nlickey Vanderwork, Iohn Vandiyer, lerry Weiniind. Kenneth West, Larry Willis, Larry VVolff. Norman VVolfl, During practice. Robert Arm- hruster successfully exhibit- ed the skills of volleyball as hc proceeded to spike the hall over the net, Marianna Aaron. Penny Ames. lVlary Andrews, Bon- nie Barnes, Linda Barnes. Lynne Barrs, Barbara Bee- man. lody Bellamy. Melody Bennett, Carol Bige- low. Betty Bradshaw, Con- stanue Briant, Charlotte Bra' ley, Michelle Breelcenridge, lanie Browne. Linda Burns, Cheryl Coiner, Cindy Col- linghourne, Remona Colson, Suzanne Cowart, Patricia Craig, Terri Craig, Susan Crow. Diane Cunningham. Sherry Davis, Paula Dol- man. Katy Dyer, Sally Earl, Suzanne Eubanks, Carla Ev, ans. Ann Ferry, Laura Ford. Beverly Gardiner. lVlary Hel- en Greene, Karen Gregory, Karen Grethen, Cathy Gris- harn, Paula Hallman, lanet Harriss. Linda Haynes. Pain Heath. Pat Helmers. Nlary Hoclnert, Ann l-lousf ton. Kathy Hudson. luditli lohnson, Peggy Leak, Deh- or-ah Lloyd. leanette McClary, Nancy Mansell, Carol Martin, Syd, ney Menely, Rosemary Mon- ahan. Kathe Mooney, Col- leen Moore. Karen Owens. Eowana Pe- ters, Kathy Peters. Rhonda Robinson, Marcia Rowland, Kay Sadler, Kay Sehones. Barbara Seinrad. Susan Shields, Cynthia Spear. Anne Springall. lenney Ster- ling. ludith Stevenson. Ruth Stevenson. Sheridan Stump. Ann Tay- lor, Teresa Trower. Linda VVagner, Sheila VVisherd. Karen Yeager, Christine Young. fi f X ,sy ., ,W ,wa f+.J'Wtl ag E' 'lf W . .,.t , , ' 25755 , ..... . ,,....., ,, JCSHFLEQ :Q fre fr-lfjgf t,,'111Lff . ' V v gig ' Lfyj-TIE! v-, -1, V M g Q 441, V I , g. fi 5 L ev JV '. f. 41564 154' ELT Stalls, ,fl - ff it . fi. .i 7 3 Q2 il. ,. .I , fs . lr 3,2552 2 3 'G' if , l ' if sf--vf gs, R ' .V- ,,...,- no nfl-Yif l' s .,f- Q.. rv.- rx .. is-tt eff ws . .ff ' av Q -1' . gli , '- fa ' 35-y-M-Q 4 H753 i gs wf 3 ,fl 12, n 5 ff tt Gamma Phi Beta l-105 W. Third Gamma Phi's Show Competitive Intelligence Gamma Phi's were active on campus last year. Chapter honors included first place in College Bowl and Campus Debate Tourna- ment, and second place in Spring Sing and Homecoming Float. Chapter officers were Iody Bellamy, president: Peggy Roberts, vice-president, and Sherry Stump, secretary. Members were active in student councils, ACE, AWS, Mortar Board, Phi Kappa Phi, Student Senate, Xi Mu, Beta Upsilon Sig- ma, and Pi Mu Epsilon. There were also two selected for Who's Who. ., -f ff' us- Q9 .C if rf PDE, QEQQC, ' Q v t ,,,,, Ev i With the sun, Gamma Phi's came out for a day of care free fun. Gamma Phi's worked through the night as they finished up their Homecoming float. Kappa Alpha isaazsa-Lkiifk KA's Won Christmas Decoration Contest Kappa Alpha, the home of Southern gentle- men, was capably led by Ieff Barkley, presi- dent: Chris Crouch, vice-presidentg Danny Swopes, secretary. Active members were Bill lohnson, Pistol Pete: Sam Mauldin and Dennis Arnn, cheerleaders, Dave Ricker, Blue Key and president of Engineering Stu- dent Council. Members were also active in Presidents Council and Phi Eta Sigma. Kappa Alpha's won the Chamber of Com- merce Christmas decoration contest and had an orphans party with Alpha Xi Delta. Uncle Sam might find this KA ability useful in the military, Kappa Alpha pledge for-lornly wondered 'Oli wliercoli wlierehas our KA dog goncf ,7 'W 1-ami' 1 Q? E f f .,. 2 5' -e yr' V1 7 A - Rmhnrfl Agqcrs. VX filtcr Ar, AF- uf ,. V 4 I L mg ,ky Q 53 . L A Q? ' gt qhilmld. IVDCIHNN Arun. IM? 5 A ' Q? is W' U ' 3 -K ,M 5 V kv. , ,- W xv gf Fmkcr. Icrrx' Hovd. 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Alpina hclpvd rx, kvcp Elm' spirlt of Christmm 1111x'v for thv rcst nf thc umu- pux .ms thu' Linked thu l1Ol1iU 1:1 .121 .frzuw of Hahn'- cd hqhrx. Marty Acton. Linda Am- mons. Patty Anderson, Indy Armstrong, Carolyn Asbury, Rebecca Barnum, Susan Bas- sel. Terri Beisel. Linda Bishop, Ianet Blaize, Lynda Blakley, Beth Bled- soe. Becky Brawley, Naney Britton. Rebecca Brown, Pat- ty Byler. Sharon Coburn, Cheryl Crain, Margaret Curtis. Becky Damon, Carolyn Den- ton, Diana Donkin, Sara Earnest, Marsha Edmund- son. Brenda Ellison, Kaye Farris, Nita Forrest, Karen Froning. Margaret Fryer, Karen Futch, Aim Gardner. Cway Garnett. Indy Gregory, Crickett Gunn. Ann Halliburton, Har- riet Hammond. Marsha Ha- vely. Frances Hawpe, Linda Haxel, Hallie Hays. Susan Hennessey, Iane Hitch, Pat Holley, Cynthia Iames. Ann Iay, Iulie Iohn- son. Ianice Keck, Virginia Kent. Lynn Ketcham. Indy Knip- pa, Nancy LeMaster, Alyce Loutherback, Indy Lowe, Gloria Lundien. Michele Me- Laughlin, Donna Martin. 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Queens were also l f abundant in the Theta house with Carolyn Denton, Miss Oklahomag Candyce Schaef- fer, Redskin Beauty: Linda Shellack, Maid of Cotton finalist. Theta officers were Ann Halliburton, president: lane Hitch, vice- presidentg Lynn Ketcham, secretary. ,wi , g . ' c,.,. s-me V A house of excited Thetas anxiously awaited new pledges, Bid House came first but making grades th t step for these pledges. E Kappa Delta 220 S. Cleveland KD Swept Spring Sing With Popular Medley Kappa Delta's officers were Sandra Tucker, president, Anne Riddle, vice-president, Di- ane Peyton, secretary, and Sue Ann Mil- ner, treasurer. Highlights of the year were their Snowball Formal, Hawaiian Luau, and working with the Head Start program. Kap- pa Delta's had members in Whos Who and on the Student Senate. Queens were Connie Montgomery, Sigma Chi Derby Day Queen, Marcia Wooten, Honorary Cadet Colonel, and Susan Phillips, ROTC Minutemen Sweetheart. KD's won Spring Sing and all- sports award. ff Another male hit the dust as portrayed in a KD candlelight. We gotta get out of this place. Mem- ber learned pledge sneaks motto quickly. S at TN X it 1 'Mi 1, .lh 1 l ,L . ,. r.. 4, '--' .. . ' 3 P W ai I p-, V K k Db, . J, iw., V E irq' .f -,H in i ,-5, nn,-Q. -u--'rw ff 5, N I i , ii, ' 'Q 4.2 Q JI 455' 5- fs. ' S . V5 +P' 5 P ' , 'Sh , 3 S g-it P S '11 -Q My 1. .,-elf' f M 'fear ' . yi -A f 'fy . W -w Q , ,M 0 4 M I ' ' , ,P 2. '9'3 li '5' ' ' 1, wi X in Y up ij, -11 31 V ,Hs iW,...s' V ,, T il IR . .M A V -5 ,. . ,A . ' K Q f., ' ' 'W' 2 ' Q. A . 'yy' . il ij' QQ? 227 Q-7 iq-n:'-y ., y , , in 6 ,Q R , a . 'w.:',.u-5' f , - A A L .-an all j,,,. A. i 'E' 95. ss ' , , all ' W, xii- J I 'f 1 , . g 9 T V l wr , - E V,,A V fl 5 L K flu j 5' A 5:7 i L :ai I , ... f S ff K an -in ca- K' fm 7 1 ,f iv f , , . i . 2 H -fr yy 2 Q, NIL.. , Nanny Baker, Alma Ball. lean Barton. Indy Blank. Mary Blue, Delaine Bow- man, Betsy Boyle. Virginia Brown. Sharon Bnrgesx. Vieki Bilt- ler. Carolyn Carter, lVlelanie Crew, Linda Cox. Mary In Dakil. loAnn Dale Cathy Dayis. Carolyn Disch. Melanie Douglas. Kathleen Doyle. Deanna Draper, Mary Dur- ham. Uella Filson. Pamela Fitzsinnnons. Carolyn Foral. Sue Fruits. Ieannine Gale, Patricia Garner. Glenda Gil- more. Gail Grantham. Elaine Hahn, ludy Harper. Vivian Hart. Marsha Hanptfleiseh. Ellen Hayhnrst. Cheryl Hesser. Cancliee Hickman. Barbara Howard. Kathy Hntehens. VVylene lohnson. Christine lones, Susan lones. Carolyn Iunk. Linda Kadayy. Nanny Kays, lanis King. Pam Kroger, Pat Kroger, lennifer Lamb. Melanie Loekney, Indy Mc- Corkle. Beverly McCurdy, Pat Mayhall. Marilyn Men- gedoht. Connie Montgomery. Vicki Morris. Indy Morri- son. Lianne Peaden, Ann Perry. Diane Peyton, Mary Phillips. lanna Pierce, Anne Riddle. Sharon Shollenharger, Patsy Seal. Patricia Shaw. Karen Shee- gog, Donna Shicller, Iuclith Siler. Lynda Slater. Naney Sparks, Pamela Steiner, Eli:- aheth Stephens. Martia Taylor, Sandra Tuck- er. lan Tull. Ylareia Vvooten, Sue VVorley. Carol VVrighr, Sharon Vkvriglit. Gladys York. Donna Ahoussie. Kathy Ala ley, Pat Appleby, Cyndy Axe, Terry Bass, Anita Bax' ter, Dianne Baxter, Becky Bogert, Beverly Bryan. Martha Bu- chanan, Melissa Butts, Lin, da Callahan, Alexis Carroll, Cathy Causey. lucly Church. Donna Cloud. Valerie Connell, Cathy Da- vies, Linda Davis. Barbara Dillon, Carol Dodds. Mar- garet Dunn, Mary Edwards, Sarah Emenhiser. Nancy Farmer. Iensi Fron- kier, Susan Calvin, Carolyn Cvouge, Peggy Gouge, Shar, on Green, Suzanne Cvreen. Ann I-laheger. Susan Harris, Virginia Hay- ter, Mary Herlihy. Susan Holt, Barbara lnglish, Iudy Iohnson, Moncly lones, Iulia Kelamis, Ian Kinzer. Carol Kitzmiller, Pam Ledden, Cyndy Leese. Carla Lovell, Anne Maeljonf ald, Linda McCarty. Marcheta MeSpadden, Ka- thy Malle, Marilyn Mason. Charlotte Mayfield, De Mi- ner, Cheryl Muehleisen, Su- san Monhollon. Mary Nichols. Marilynn Pardee, Vivian Parsons, Mary Elizabeth Pierce, Car- ol Pojezny, Melinda Powell. Nancy Price, Marsha Rickey. Lyn Riser, lanet Rounsaville. Ian Rute ledge, Marilyn Sadler, Nan- cy Samuelson, Athlyn Sayre. Lynn Schwertfeger, Rhonda Shedriek, Marianne Shep- herd, Kathy Shipley, Rose- mary Silvey, Cindy Smith, Sylvia Smith. , ,ig is gfsf '15 t of 'Q 'Q Ki gk!! 1 i 6 ix. , '4 Q V 51 til ,K K ,5 in R qi , fin ff + V , '- ffs, M QA, . . 1 , is -3: 1 3 2 - ,J ' 5 WT: ,. ,,ii...,,. , : za . Q ii S 4. 3 i ii , ' 'v ' f f 2 ' E - fi r f K ' 4 is Nl or f 54 t if 3 in 1 y as Q i 1. Q In 5 ' Q si 4. . 'IEEE T' E f 5 ,L lf. fx C , .r . VINJ i . e Q iff. L firfiesqt ei K' 'I i, .,. R +1 'f in .. at, LYS 2- Q ,,,. M., .. x 3. . . ,, A .,,,. 2. rf gigs, : , , . .-mr ' 512545 ' .ii Sign - -.W M5543-i z ., E .X .,,..,: ,, ,f ,. -' :M 52m fr Ui K was f, fr 5,5235 4 4 gg 2 155' rw , mir ri K, G . FL, eg iw . 4',f Mb -na-S i if ,gig R, 1 .f, 1: 5 . '11, J, Xfiigiflk 5:1 arf itself' Kappa Kappa Gamma -ith and Lincoln Kappa Won Patchin Award for Second Year ere these Kappas out for physical exercise or were they trying hurry the completion of their new chapter house? The women of Kappa Kappa Gamma got the year's activities off to a good start when the Kappa pledge class took first prize at the SUAB fair. Sorority officers for the year were Peggy Gouge, presidentg Carol lean Dodds, first vice- presidentg Cindy Axe, second vice-president. Kappa's were also well represented in various campus organizations. Active Kappa's were Nancy Samuelson, Education Queen and Angel Flight commander, Ann Habeger and Mary Ann Spencer, student senatorsg Kay Weible, co-edi- tor of the Soliloquy and Redskin Congratulate: Nancy Samuelson and Kay Weibel, Mortar Boardg Carol Pojezny, varsity cheerleader and Fairest of the Fair Mary Elizabeth Pierce, Red- skin section co-ordinator. Nancy Samuelson and Kay Weible were selected for WhOYS Who. 9 W' Anita Spaeth, Mary Ann Spencer, lean Stamper, Nan- cy Stewart, Sheralyn Sum- mers, Georgann Teitzel, Kar- en Thomason. Linda Trace, Boo Tracy, Pat Tucker, Cathy Tuhey, Vicki VonTungeln, Anne Walker, Kay Weibel. Ianet Williams, Patti Wil- son. lane Wheeler, ludy Wheeler, Kerry White, Nat- alie Yarnall, Sue Young, 337 I 5 7. 9 4 f Z S Kappa Sigma 5 1401 University Kappa Sig's Won All-University Basketball Kappa Sig's were found active in many phases of campus life. Leading their frater- nity was Bob Iarrell, president, Iim Harder, vice-president, Tom Moseley, secretary: Iohn Gardner, treasurer. Members energeti- cally participated on campus with five in Blue Key, three in Inter-collegiate Knights, two in IFC, IFC senator, three selected for Whos Who, founder and president of the Russian Club, and Campus Clod. 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Iohn Taylor. lime Theo- lwald. Craig Tigert. Les VVestinore- land. Ronald VViqinqton. Gregory VVilliains. Lee VVil- liains. Vvillizun Xvitten. George VVittmer. Clmrlvs Aldcn. link Allen. Nlnx Andrcxxs, liin Axlcy, VVillii' Bzihvr. Chnrlcs Bark' lcy. llarvl liiaxtrr. luhn Bciiviicl. Stun' llmiggiwrx. Riuhzird Br.uhcr. Xlikc Biuinn. Dnlc Brown. D.ii'rx'l l3Si'nwi1. Lzn' ry l'3mxx'1i. lim Cziriicy. Geni- Czmin. Chris Cnnn. Nlilic Cronc, Hal Cross. Inhn Doiiglierty. Lvs Diirmvniit. Louis Earln- haough. Lonniv Egqlcston, Holliv EVQII. lohn Ficldvr. Gary Fincher, VVilli.ini Chili-. Dick Gallagf cr, lim G.xrrclI. Bruuc Gillil- and, lon Clndfrcy. lorry Grvcr. Runnld Clminns. lsnncs Guild. Clayton Hayes. Ronald Hays, Hurry Heilcl, Ronnie Hcssvr, Rolwrt Hirsch, Ron- niv: Hobson, Wfllllillll Hoclgc. Siuvc Hulf ton. Gnry lrloliisvy. Larry Hulsvy, Imigitlinn lhrig, Ker- ry lncksoii. Donnld lohn- son. lninvs livrdzxn. Richnrd Kcirxcy, Crnig Kcx- slcr. Louis Link. lVlilic lVlil- uhcll. Larry Monro, Xvilliinn Nlnorc. Rohcrt Oglcslvy. Tor- ry Parsons. 'lliin Plong. liriuk Portcr. lVlzn'x'in Quinn. Toni Quinn, Stcvc Rccilcr. Stow' Rina Xxyilylll' Riiliiirdson. lun Ruhr son. Bill Snycrx. Qliurdixzi Shelton. VVfirCl Shcrrill, Ri-.hiird Stil- ples. l,zii'r'y Slcinvit lohn Stu- vvr, fflmrlcx Snghru Rudolph Suhl, lnnicx 'lluylnrt B!'k'Ill Thoinpswri, Kcith Tnlf lcr. lxo Yum. Gcurgc Xviir- run. Xhlyilyllx' X'x'c.irl1i-1-ly. 340 5 .KT A 1 ., 5, i Q, 5 P Ga-w . ,ls 3 E r Q L Q, if g ff Bkvflfx 'T Q if 'f Y 1' X t Q, -C an-or . , ,,...., 'V In W-fi V wwf' 5 X, ,, rm. in A ,Jw f' V T I., Y 0 fiifm i -,f avi .wg 154. I 1 153-T M. 52 i -,. ,x , ,,. ,. - .- K 4 H , -- l 5 K ., :WW 1 , f,?' qw 7. I f L'5'-71' wg Q 'Q A At' , Lx x5u, ,,, Gvj, r wa F ,W,l,, .S , -Q., 'vm-nv' Q' -aw-N 1 Qld: I K. Sli Q. ',L 1 sv- ,Wyan- D 4 U .- HX fi '54-' Lambda Chi Alpha Lambda Chi Active in Christmas Food Drive The men of Lambda Chi Alpha had a very active year with members in Intercollegiate Knights, l.F.C., Presidents Council, Mu Kappa Tau, Alpha Epsilon Delta, and XI Mu. There were eleven Lambda Chi's in varsity athletic competition and the intra- mural teams also captured second in all- sports. Years highlights included the 50th annual Hobo Dance and the Christmas For- mal. Oflicers were lim Axley, presidentg Mike Mitchell, vice-president: Larry Hul- sey, secretary, and lim Robson, treasurer. 3 V Christmas food drive or stocking up for Winter hibernation? This champagne bottle was a gas t struct and a bigger gas to empty. Phi Delta Theta Phi Delt's Led in The men of Phi Delta Theta held oflices in numerous campus organizations. McKnight was vice-president of Intercollegiate Knights: there were four oflicers in Phi Eta Sigma: Iackson was vice-president of O-Statersg Pickrell was secretary of IFC: Croley was one of the Top Ten Freshmen: three officers in Mu Kappa Tau. Chapter officers were Barry Wilson, president: lerry Shonkwiler, vice-president: Don Schille, treasurer. Mem- bers Were also active in Sigma Tau, Block and Bridle, and Presidents Council. The czunerzi failed to catch the thoughts of this Phi Delt. Wore the-sc two unsuccessful pledges at- tcmpting to sneak in or break out. E 5 'Y' .mf 1' ,RC 'SI' 1 as ,Q ,ri V .ia A if fi 5' QM' L l y fs, , , are G 3 A f W as 2,.,,, as L 'Sl u ,' V i ,V L, V I :gm loe Adair. George Asplund, lohn Atkins, Liirry Bnglux Robert Hinton. L ,i i' r v ljalooiiiei' Albert Boiiiiell, Ci.iry Boyle. Charles Clark, Mielmel Clouser, Ray Coier. llivid Croley. Liirry Duekert. Don Em- mons, Don Farrell. Don French, lzimes Griffin. Rich- aird Grimes Robert Goodwin. Mielmel Grady. Gene Hawk. lVlnrk Hoheiiberger, Robert Holmes Terry Hook, Iziek Hopkins, Paul Huston. Paul liieksoii, Michael Iohn- son. Barrett Kays. Gary Liv- iiigstoii. Max Luper, Inmes lklectmdg less. Iumes Melinight. Iohn MacMorris. VVilli4iiii Malo- ney, Michael Miles. David Neely, lolm Neely Denis Niezilaysen, George Norvell, Lyle Ollwert. Iohn Pembroke. David Piekrell. Tliomlis Ru- lwey, Donald Seliille. lohn Schmidt. lerry Sliorikwiler Vvilliuni Silk, ldmes Stanley. Frederick Tracy, Steve VzmHorn, Vfil, li.iiii Wcide. ltimes Vkleigel. Mielmel VVl1ite. VValter VVl1ite. Ldwreiite Vkfilcler. VVilliz1iii VVilli.ims. Billy VVilson. Ritlmrd Yuhiike, Charles Alwereromliie, Nlike Andrews, Stephen Autry, Staunton Baker. Dean Bell, lanies Blakeniore, Phil Bow- ersox, Steve Bowersox. Donald Boyd. Stephen Bur- ger. Harlan Coit. Nlark Cromwell. Rohert Curtis. David Day. Danny Deaver. Les Dickson. Williziiii Donee, Curtis Ed- wards, Robert Farley, Mi- ehael Farrell. Tripp Fezler. Willizixii Fowler. Wlllikllll Fry, VVillian1 Gan. Iohn Gearhart, Stephen Cirassfield, Hayes Green- wood. David Guthrie. ln- grani Henry. Randy Herrick. lack Hielis. lVliehael Hill. Ralph Hissem, Gay Hodges, lVlil-ie Hopping, David Hllllf. Andrew lkeinire, lVlilfe lyes. Eric laniison, David lensen. Harold lones, Kelly Killongh. Rusty Kriegel. lVlz1rk Lolue. lanies lVleCarty. Terry MCqiCh2lIil, Gary lVlark11s. Clary lVleyer, David Nlouin, Larry Nlonr- er. Ronald Perkins, Max Pisehel. Charles Powers. Rayford Reid, Fred Ring- Wald. Iames Rogers, Ralph Rogers. Robert Roper. Royce Sample. Iohn Shaw. Robert Sher- bert. Mont Sinith. Stephen Smith, lohnny Stan- ley, Chris Stotts, Bill Teel, VVarren Thomas. Vernon Thornton. laines Tredway. Iohn Vater, Larry Vickers. Randy Whitt11ker, Victor, WiClCh'l'Sl12lIll. Don VVilkin- son. Philip VVillianis. lanies VVood. 344 gg, f -31 ff Lg ' A QQ .:. y . E -,,Z:V f Mawr I l in 'Ti' --s N-wr fd '38 195' ai' iight 'dv-f' 'Q' 7- 1179 -'V' gf .-1 'A L. . 'S 14 I Phi Gamma Delta L ll2-l University Largest Pledge Class Launched Fiji umbers Fiji's continued to grow this fall with the largest pledge class on campus. They com- bined efforts with Kappa's to compete in Homecoming and with Chi Omega in Var- sity Revue. House oflicers include Terry Potts, presidentg Phil Williams, treasurerg Tripp Fezler, recording secretaryg Don Lu- cas, corresponding secretary. A Fiji was treasurer of Intercollegiate Knights, co- chairman of College Bowl, president of HFC, IFC senator, chairman of Homecoming, Vice- presidents of Mu Kappa Tau and Lassos and Lariats. Christmas found these Fijis willingly playing big brothers. Fijis teamed with the Chi Os for an hilarious time on a scavenger hunt. l i Phi Kappa Psi Phi Psi's Bo-asted One of Top Ten Freshmen Phi Psi's were found in many campus orga- nizations. Members were active in IFC, Blue Key, O-Staters, Sigma Theta Epsilon, Phi Eta Sigma, President's Council, Alpha Kap- pa Psi, ACS, Kappa Kappa Psi, Etta Kap- pa Nu and IEEE. David Buck was selected as one of the Top Ten Freshmen. Phi Psi's were represented on varsity bowling, track, and cross-country teams. Officers were Dan Livengood, president, Iim Williams, vice- president: Steve Hottman, treasurer, and Norman Miles, recording secretary. Phi Psi's joined a clean up program by helping sweep school. The best relaxation on a beautiful aut- umn day was a friendly game of football. Roger Browning. David Buck. Dan Chiltutt. loe Cox. Bruce Dearlworn. Richard Uiclcs. Thomas Doray. Rohert Douglas. VV. lVl. Finley. Duane Cing. Iohn Huggins, Mel Hnntress. Richard Hutchins. Iohn Koer- her. Charles Leavitt, Daniel Livengood, Don Mackey. David Mains, Kris Meyerer. Norman Miles. Larry Minnick. lack Nichf ols. Harry Rohertson. Roger Ruehl, David Sanders, Albert Schott. Carl Schroeder, lohn Slaughter. lim Williains. Connie Wotvd. Iames Zelin- ski. Was this a tire drill, or were these enthusiastic Phi Psiis just trying to create some school spirit with their huge sign during A'Beat OU week? 347 Bcnny Ballard. Rolwrt Bru- ton. Milan Caldwcll. Rich- ard Columbia. Tvrry Dmi- ning, GL'oi'gC Easlvy. Donald Elgin, ltmhn Ennis. lorry Fostur. David Fultmi, Robert Hvnsley, Urug Hub, hard. Charles Huclgins, Williziiil lackson, Dana lanes, Wil- liam Leilucrt, David lVlcCol- lum. Craig Morgziii. Duane Nvuflcr. lVlichacl O'- Loughlin. Roc Pciitignfli. lVlif chacl Rcifcl, David Riley. Luiiis Roscll, Randall Schn- Uldllllllln. Robert Tliwinpsun, Thomas Turner. lamcs Vvaklcy, Gary VVhcclcr. Bart VVhcrritt. Ralph Vvhitv, Stvphcn Wilcl- cr. Perhaps those Phi Taus. lilac many others. found finals wcck to he a good time for tatching up on sleep and a good opportunity for a friendly game of cards. N N Na---af ...yy ,,-.rs fd' we-I ,,..,. 00 Qs 1.-ga. s ...f Qu fra!- 'Wt '-1-v 1' iv, 'na -...uf 'Ibm Phi Kappa Tau Activity List Added KVRO Program Director Phi Kappa Tau's spread their names through- out organization listings. Members were ac- tive in Alpha Pi Mu, Sigma Tau, Pi Tau Sigma, Mu Kappa Tau, Sigma Delta Chi, Flying Aggies, AIIE, GSU Marching Band, Hotel and Restaurant Association, Aggie Sports Car Club, Fraternity officers were Mike O'Loughlin, president: Roe Penticuff, lst vice-president: Bob Sullivan, 2nd vice- president, and Dick Large, treasurer. Ted Lutner was the KVRO program director. y R f if, . 5 i E' K Could a pledge he cutting study hull to talk to his girl? These members attempted to impress their girls hy showing them their scrapbook. Phi Kappa Theta 306 S. Ictlerson Phi Kap's Captured IFC Scholarship Trophy Phi Kappa Theta had a welcomed addition to the Nu chapter, a new hostess - Mrs. Ioy Yergler. Phi Kap's proudly displayed the IFC scholarship trophy. Active on cam- pus were Senators Reeves, Graduate Stu- dent, and Iones, IFC. Greek Week commit- tee members were Mueggenborg, project chairman, and Geis, publicity. Cliff Halen was IEEE vice-president. Highlighting the social calendar were the Woodchoppers Ball and the Starlight Ball. Officers included Tom Reardon, president: Bob Koch, vice- president: and Pat Streck, secretary. Was Phi Kap trying to pass or throw the ball away? Contrar' to what some co le would like As I D P to believe, this was 1 dinner sneak? lanics l5r'ii0t1tqcii. lohn Bra uggcn. Vfaynv Chcriiitky Los Cole. 'lllwnias ClI'L'lClCl' Danicl Cullin Ritliard fins ack. lolin Danni: Frank Doll lnscpli Gcis. Bob Gruntmcir Clifford Halen. Miko Hiukey David Howclls, Myron Icnkins. Pete Kancr Robert Kouli. Bill Kritten- brink. Steve Krittenlwrink. David lVlarlics, Larry lVluCg- gcnlwrg. lin. Thtmias Reardon. Larry Riplicr. Toni Stliacfcr. lanics Stlwxvartz. Lt-c Smith Patrick Strcclt. Daniel Swccncy. Howard Titswortlw. Stew? VVinklcr. Tlic President of the Plii Kappa Theta fratvrnity pr?- sented tlicir nvxx' honscniotli cr with her lioiismiothcru pin in thc frat0rnity's than tm' litiusc. Nlitliacl lXlucggenliorg. Cur- tis Nolun. Vfilliani 0'Longh- Nancy Allison, Nona Bar- ton. Beverly Bennett, Nan- cy Bennett. Susan Berg- sehneider, Randy Berry, Peg- gy Biard, Vicki Boler, Gwen Booth. lVlaehele Brown, lanis Carter, Kathy Chapman. Patricia Childers, Bettyjune Colley, lean Cof- tey, lackie Cunningham. Sandra Dixon. ludi Donald- son, Dana Downing. Peggy Easter. Ianet Evans, Susan Fitzpatrick, Patricia Feist, Eileen Freeman. lulia Garrett. Mary Gitter, lVlary Goodpaster, Tina Gray. Nlarilyn Green, Nancy Green, Cindy Griffin. Becky Grubb. Carol Haralson, Dotty Hays, Linda Henderson, lane Ellen Herzig. Linda Hill. Ioan Howell, Shirley Hughes, CO- leen Hnghey. Ian Hunt, Kay lacobsen. Cindy Iohnson, Carol Kerr. Ionee Kretloxy. Mary Led- better. Mary' Lemaster, Ann Lembke. Nlary Lewis, Barbara Lyons, Penny lVlartin, Virginia Mayberry, Cathy McDow- ell. Rebecca Messerli, lan lVloore, lane lVloore, Linda lVlurphree, ludy' Nall, lane Neumann, Nancy Neu- mann, Forest Newcomer, Gayle Raffety, Connie Rice, Susan Rippy. Nancy Sanders, Elaine Sehetlel. Vicki Shaw. Ianice Shelton, Barbara Shepherd. Carolyn Smith. Linda Smith. Cyndy Soper. Carolyn Speeie, Diane Staines, Sally Stebbins. Su- san Stebbins, Iacke Taylor, Lindsay Taylor. Barbara Terry, Ian Turner, lean Vvhiteneck. Donna VVilson. Nlarsha Wil- son. Sally Wilsoii, Ann Win- sett. Kay Vvoodxyard. 352 .. ..Vk - ,,.. 5555. .E ze A ' C 'f fl 1 Lf 2 ,C le i-. 1 .5 'K , 3 , fa 6- , Q - Q A i eltil ., . ,V . ,. fr' ' fi f f-' V is' ' ,. ,, ..,. -3 W .-f 1 - 31, , .,. W X . S W :va , L , . r-B , A Sit- . 'QV ' 'Y' ' ,559 . lf. . .A . Q--.:::.g.'-g::4 . 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' A 5 ' ' K Y, 'r P 4. . l fic c y 1 i -.. , Q' ' i F1 A ,. 1 li ..si .y.y Vzy. ,E - K ' Pi Beta Phi 324 S. Cleveland 100th Anniversary Saluted Oldest Sorority Pi Phi's were active in all phases of campus life with members in Angel Flightg Army Bladesg Alpha Lambda Delta and various college student councils. Pi Phi queens in- cluded Mary Lewis, Homecoming queen: Ian Turner, Business queeng Barbara Cum- mins, Redskin Beautyg Susan Bergschneider, Honorary Army Cadet Colonel: and Barba- ra Lyons, Redskin Congratulate. Pi Phi offi- cers were Iudi Donaldson, president: Lynn Ridge, vice-president: Elizabeth Bennett, secretary, and Connie Ford, treasurer. All play sind no work might make the pledges a dull group. Pi Phi cheerleaders did their part to support OSU in their battle with OU. Pi Kappa Alpha Pike's Celebrated Their 100th Anniversary Pikes started the year off by sponsoring an all-campus street dance. Chapter officers were Terry Hyatt, president: Ron Scribner, vice-president: Dave Fienning, treasurer. Active Pikes were Chet Willey, Key Board director and Redskin Congratulate: Barry White, student senator: Ioe Siebert, allauni- versity wrestlingg and Dwight Dickinson, all-university football. Unfortunately, the Pike house burned last summer, but con- struction is under way on their new house which will be completed by September l. '46 Pikes needed more practice before heading to Olympics. Terry Hyatt. Pike president, tried to dc- ciphcr records dzmmged in their fire. l,2lI'I'5' Buliler. Miki- Bcvls. Doug Bcvoni. Mike Pmwles. Curl Bruzvlton, Miko Bruwii. Steve Burrus. Dean Collins. Roland Davies. Dwight Digli- inson, Clary Diulcirlsuii. Bill Ewvns. Charles CSL-iitlw, Tumi Gilbert. Carter Hzillmnrli. Ken Hurdcustlc. Larry lnleclciiiziii, Dean Hun' derson. Dirk Holcomb. Bill Howard. Charles Hudcllc- ston, Niek Hunter, Terry Hyatt. Terry Iohnson Bill Kelsey, Doug Klctkc, lohn Nlcfiinnis. Phil lVlC- Curdy, Ste-vc Macc, Iohn lVlziul.ennuii, lolin Nlipliael. Seott Nlillcr, Gcorgc lVlurA rcll. Kent Purtci-sun, lirlward Pcuuouk. Stun Ruthjcn. Ruli- Crt Reid. Digli Rrlf. Run Sanders. Larry Schuc- lein. Ron Scribner. Colin Smith, Mike Tracy, George Vvilliains. Iohn Xvlllllllils. PIKA pledges found rliur lw- ing MBig Brotliersu to thesi- lndiun buys required weekly activities with them -- dur- ing study hall of uoursv Larry Akin. Iaincs Antha- inattcn, Stove Bakcr, David Batchcldcr, Iiminic Barkalmxy lim Bvaiihicn. Richard Big- qvrt, Lyman Bolcs. Willizxiii Bnf chan, Ted Carvy, David Carpontcr, Rohcrt Check, Steyn? Curry. Stcfan Davis. Sammy DcSpain. Dennis Earp, Carl Ellspvrmann, Mark Erickson, Gerald En- hariks, Charlcs Faircs, Thom' .is Fricdman. Robert Gcismar. P a ii l George: Rip Golvlc, Alan Grigg, Bonnie Hvath, Stn'- phcn Hill, Toni Hodges, VVilliain Iohnson, Williiiiii H. Iohnson. Chip Ionvs, Wil- liam Kcllcr. Raymond Kir- hy. Don Klovstad. Randy Lawson, Stew' Lich. lack McGinnis. Gary Nladison, losvph Mar- tin, Richard Nlayiix. Vcrnc lVlillcr. Lon Moorv, Brncc Music, Charles Ncal, Ieff Nelson. lim Nelson. Robvrt Nelson, Jim Newton, Phil Noycs. Tom Phelps. Bob Plnnkctt, Ronald Plunk- Ctt, Clifton Price, loc Ran' kin. Buddy Rnhertson, Rich- ard Rock, Alan Ronth, Mi- chael Sadlwrry. Iohn Scott, Eddie Shocklcy, Williiiiii Spivllvergcr. Ianirs Swaflar, Nliuhael Rllatc, Ron Taylor, Rohcrt Vanderslicv. Don VValtCrs. Tom Weiricli. Don Whn-cl- Cr, Edwin Vvhitv, Rohcrt VVhitlnw, Don VViCchmann, Guy Vvoodman, Richard Vvoodinan. Larry VVorshani. 356 1 ilk' wig ,L , 2, ' W K. X if 33 4 P ',,1sv,ms,- X A . - - 1 I , ,4 if-r . v vi. K' R i iigit li ' RR R 'W' 1 fiiw , ., A .2 , 2 Vfiflff ' V 'QU is-2 Y -A , if H1 i ,, 3. . i , 1' 1 R N Was QQ, ,1 + A 'K' ' ff M ,, , 'sh 2' - , 1 r ,E Nik, h ,Q L. 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The Sig Alph's were also well represented on campus with members on Presidents Council, IEC, Arts and Sci- ences and Business Student Councils, lnter- collegiate Knights, Qmicron Delta Kappa, Scabbard and Blade, Phi Eta Sigma, and Alpha Epsilon Delta. .2 S is if A A . f mam .S Sig Alphis took a last-mimitc break before rushvvs arrived. vlwhcsc SARS were ready to woo ull of thc cocds with their pinmate serciiuclt' Sigma Chi llO1 University Homecoming Honors Added to Collection Sigma Chi's entering with the Chi Omega's placed well in Homecoming by winning first place in men's division, best engineered, and Sweepstakes. House officers are Roger Kal- hoefer, presidentg lim Sale, vice-presidentg David Hunt, secretary. There were five members on Presidents Council, five in ln- tercollegiate Knights, five in Blue Key, two student senators. Members were on varsity football, track, golf, baseball, wrestling, and swimming teams. Highlights were Derby Day and Sweetheart Weekend. Sigs had reason to gripe: they were swamped with porn poms. So there would not be any doubt, these brothers helped set up this Sig's shot. Am i , V A ... t i. t , Q -sf .1 , .A+ -1 4 .f ,V P . V i ' e -I 3, M ft i -1' -3' .Q , :ff f Va L E Q ,- A- QI ? 2 if V, i f' fm 1 1 vw f 5' ' I f .,v H a j E- .5 K 5N.yfl '. A r 5g 4 fn 1 -'rf T' R . ,. , . , in Y I MJQWQR 4 KE we-f G . 337' Xia 1 Qi I eq .mr . '1 l , . A-. , f rm, A in . - . t ..f mi . me A ' 1- , M , K w Y K K- Q ffltgu M L 12' ff , K kyguk H H .V wi, 'V ,I T, . R . U l f .e.i. ,, 3. i 3 I ,L I A ca. R, 'bf QV Nl... 8 it E , I n .V'g 7 K .ig 9 - . V M L as Y, I V Q neg . I I .i gin: i 'M I 4 KA .31 1, g l Y W 5422515 3 A 3 Q lanies Agnew, laines Ant' drews, Doug Barnes. Ditk Battle. Gary Been. Dan Bel- latti. Nliebael Bignell, D.i- vid Blakemore. Alan Bowles Toni Cabell. David Capron, Robert Car- ter, Stephen Clark. Donald' Collis, lobn Conine, Eddy Conway. Robert Cordes. lim Corn-- well, lacques Gunninghani, laekie Day. Keith Dicken. David Dixon. laiiies Doss? Wzirren Edmondson. Daniel Eyler. Iames Fitz-- gerald. Iohn Gilstrap. Guy Gorden, Tate Goss, Randal Granzow, Robert Greaves, lay Gregory. lim Hedges. Loy Helm. lake Hess, Roy Hiskett. David lngram. Larry Iobnson. loc lobnston. Roger Kalboefer. Iames Keller. Clarence Kingbeun, David Kirst, Mi- ebael Kirst. Bob Kirtleyi George Kizer. Robert La- Bass. Mack Lea, Rodney McCall man, Mac lVlCCrory. lobn Maloney. Larry Manley, Bill Maxwell, Tim lVlendenball. Tboinas Mertz. lobn lVloore. Charles Mullen, lWicli.iel Nash. Randall Phillips. Frankie Robbins. Billy Rog- ers, lim Sale, Richard Seliafer. Larry Simmons, loe Soren- son, leff Spanier. Don Stout. Ken Stout. Robert Thompson, lVlieli.nel Vegber, Alex VVbit1nore. Kenny VVillianis. Daniel Wilsoii. Dong VVilson. Ste- ven Vvood Charles Acklin, Righard Ain- ilian, Iamcs Andcrson, Icrry Bakcr, Miukcy Barncs, lohn Bitncr. Brctt Blasdvl. lVlark Hlawclcl, lohn Hisliop. Stcphvn Boaz. lohn Bounds. Recd Brainlvtt, Steve Brown. lohn Chaflin. Kenneth Cook, Tom Coburn. Larry Crain, Charles Crvck- more, Tom Dingman, Wzir- ren Dunbar, Charles Eitcl. Don Clilllllllllll, Robert Gish, Roger Gragg. George GraA ham, Kcnr Hague. lohn Har- ris. VVilliain Hellman. Gary Hill, Iarnes Hincs. Kcr- rnir Holdcrinan, Landon Hol- man, loc Hurlinyer, Donald Huinphrcys. lVlichaCl Hut- ION. Richard larvis, David Ionvs, Kestcr Lackey. Iohn Mc- Crary. Ronnie lVlcKcaigg. Charles Malice. Dania-l Nlahoney. Paul Moore, Ross Nloycr. Charlcs Ogden. Stcvcn Oinohundro. laincs Parrish. Douglas Phillips. Bryan Pollard, Charles Rosc, Skip Sandhvrg, Charles Sutter. Frank 'llllllL'l1Cl', Br'm'L- Thoinas. Carl Tho' mai lack Vvadc. lX lichacl VVadsxxorth. Randy Vkvatcr- man, VVilliam VVQstfahl. Stew' Vkflwclcr. Richard VVhitc, Iiinmic Vlfillis, VViIf liam VVillscy, Robert Wilscvii, loscph Vkloodcock. bv. . ,. H i Q s W ff. M s k W in fr 5 ,af Q- y X ,hu K In 35 Tai M A: R335 is A L K H S h T i n l D? -ff 'GZ' f '4-'Lk , -wa N, fb' V . . wmv ' -. Q 'E 'Q' -Q-'ff r lj, l ff 414 4 ' ao- qn- - sw 'r fi r 'L' J Q. 5, ,i l j a, Lk ,Q hgh V 4 ' ,, i hi ijijffr ' 572355351 -,W - ,frif rx ' Q L '--v'A1HYs 'm, fit. F1 'l ' S, Q1 1 i 5555 .J , 1 5 in 'fm'-,X 1 i ' T? r Q57 sr I sir- -kvx in Sigma Nu 913 University Sigma Nu s Helped Repair Charred House Sigma Nu's held the positions to lead, There were two class ofhcersg two in Whos Who: Business, Engineering, and Agriculture Stu- dent Councils: two president's Council ofli- cersg IFC and Agriculture senatorsg four in Blue Key. Social activities were the White Star Formal, Frontier Ball, White Rose For- mal. Sigma Nu and Tri Delt's Homecoming float took first place in its division. Officers were Iohn Harris, presidentg Ierry Baker, vice-presidentg Ken Cook, secretary: and Ioe Woodcock, treasurer. This girl found that a dog is always a girls hest friend, A Sigma Nu on his way to the Frontier Ball would he lost without his horse. Sigma Phi Epsilon bff' - ' 73,, uvfx-I A ' V -, . . xwszs, -..,.y,,' Sig Ep Brother President of Student Senate Sig Ep's boasted another outstanding year with men active in various organizations. House officers were Gerry Paschall, presi- dent, Dick Daniels, vice-presidentp Ierry K ,i , Holder, secretaryg Charles Bundy, treasur- gg' er. Campus leaders were Swaflar, ODK president of Student Senate, Breedlove f ODK: Broach and Bayouth, SUAB oflicers ' ,- Teis, vice-president of Young Republicans Butts, vice-president of Presidents Council Members were also active in varsity track, W i ' I football, swimming, and Wrestling. g rg? ,N , . S :gk 5 Q c , S4 -i .ra Study-heck no! Ping pongs El better wav to waste time 5 ,,. , Thcrc are some problems that even your brothers wont tcll you about ,ff li ,,...-v 4.1 1 , ..,, MQ., F , A y -M 5- in if Mi XX i , , 7-5 ' ,, N iqgp avg ' F E 6 , . : F K . ix fi., X f ..,,A 'P W. . fr r t 1 'E X , A ii' A 65 . ' ,,.,f JW ,Z Q . V. W .1 ' ' i , F' X Clifford Anderson, Bob Bingham, Bill Blackburn, Mike Bolick, Robert Breed- love, David Broach, Charles Bundy. Edward Butts, Skip Cook, Steve Dickey, Chuck Ells- worth, lohn Erickson, Rick Gilger, Mike Hammer. Bill Hamner, Bob Hodam, lack Hogan, Ierry Holder, Dennis Huchtemari, Philip Kerns, Iames Livingston. Brian Lotven, Kendrick Matthews. Tom Moran, Ray Murphy, Sammy Norwood, Gerry Paschall, Iames Pat- ton. Gregory Schad, Bruce Smith, Russ Snow, David Sparks, Gerald Stone, Michael Sulli- van, Barry Swartz. Dick Teis, Robert Vaughn. Charlie Whiteleyf, Iohn Wig- gins, Mike Wilson, Iohn Winters. You missed a spot. Sig Ep pledges quickly found out that members were pretty particular about those Friday night pledge clean-up parties. Ralph Baird, Tt'i'ry Bottlilct, Bill Bryan, Ciary Caiu. Thomas DelVloud, lamvs lfr win, Larry Fort: Edward Forrcst. Alau Fos- ter, Louis Gchm, David Hall, lohu llix, Rohcrl Holi, Da- vid latovclli. Larry Iacksou, Gcorgc Kauflmau, Rohcrt Kirkpat- rick. Edward Klcuka, Gvorgc Kundmillvr, David Lohrccht, Richard Lohrcuht, Dave Lorcnzuu. Howard lVlCCraclfcn. Kcith lVlackic. lamcs Mzipcs. Alan lVlillsap, Charles Nloorc, Sam Nlun- holton. Larry Nvlson. lamcs Qwcu, Paul Plovaniqh, Preston Pulliam. Howard Saga Bcu Stockton. Stevcn Stone. Stephen Thom- as, lon Thompson. Thomas Vfadc. Ronald Vvcaver. Stn'- ven Wise. Tlursc 'l'KE,'s were trying to put thc linishiuq polish ou their Emily Post tahlc vti- quett hcforc rush work and the arrival ol a group of rashccs. s f ' 'gif ,final A iw M if Q ' ,, 5 mi v-N., T' fm .,-4 ..,.---' W an A ' I i -40. Ft V fi' N Lt 1 i , 1 1 1 in aj fi Q wx 4 'Sl' N, ,x R I I A5 if 2 , D ,iz I, A Q 4 6 5 ng. Q: 3 ' E iq , l , , ffl '53- 'f ' .gi drip 15, L r? b5.frv.ff': ' 'L I N .4 A ik .19 l nr .qw It 13 . 6 ,iv 5 - I V. f , 3 ,V i uf 'T i io 2 , M A E ' ff L Eza f . A L Q f. sias in Z, -X gf.,- Teke's Brought Xmas l Tau Kappa Epsilon to Underprivileged Tau Kappa Epsilon actively supported the Head Start child development program by entertaining some underprivileged children with a Christmas party. Activity member- ships included Alpha Epsilon Delta, Phi Delta Mu, Sky Divers, and SUI-XB. Social highlights were the Erench Cabaret, the Playboy Party, and the Red Carnation Ball. Tau Kappa Epsilon officers included Dave Lorenzen, president: Lou Gehm, vice-presi- dent: Keith Mackie, secretary: and Steve Wise, treasurer. o f-..- VV.1s this Tr-ke running late or trying to finish his ironing7 Tckes took ti trip to pre-war llrante for the setting of their French Cabaret. . E Triangle 1215 VV. Third Roaring 20's Party Highlighted Social Year The men of Triangle stressed scholarships and participation in many activities includ- ing campus organizations and intramural sports. Qfhcers for the year were Mark Ba- ker, presidentg Robert Clymer, vice-presi- dent: Iack Skinner, secretary. Members were active in Engineering Student Council Sigma Tau, Eta Kappa Nu, Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Mu Epsilon, IEEE, AIIE, and ASCC. Ledbetter was Eta Kappa Nu's vice-presi dent. Highlights of the year were the an- nual Roaring 20's Party and a party for un derprivileged children. Triangles were vcry proud of their scholarship plaque. 'lvheoclore Atehinson. Charles Baker. Robert Brakey. Gary Btirrow. Randy Downing Gary Forester. Clary Griffith, Robert Hagar. Larry Harrweg, Iames Hous- ton. Gary Knowles. Larry Langley. Charles Martin, David Mzit- tix. lohn Maxwell. Iaines Miiekleroy. Mike Rclcford. Randy Snider, lack Skinner. Dan Stahl, Gary Watson, Stephen VVilt. This Triangle realized the meaning of fraternity hro- therhood when everyone pitehecl in with their slide rules to help him solve a tricky math problem. ludy Adsit. Cheryl Allen, Andrea Anderson, Nancy Atherton, Elaine Baker. Katherine Ball. Leslie Basore, Teresa Bass, Carol Berry, Lynn Brown. Sue Bullard. Susan Cava- nagh. Madelyn Chance, Mary Clemons, Sue Coffee, Colby Collins. Paula Compton, Karen Cornish. Carol Crawford, Mel Dob- bin. Sheila Dohhin. Vicki Doermer, lanette Dye. Lin- da Farrell. Maureen Garrity, leanne Cviaconio. Bohhye Greer. Sharon Hall, lane Hall, Kar- en Hitt. Deborah Horn Sherry Ho! Vasse. Karen Hunter, ludy lust. Annahelle Layers, San- dra Lievsay. Lucinda Ludeinan, Dolores Lukaszek, Marilyn McMil- len, Linda Manning, ludith Meyers, Melissa Miller. Lisa Nlontgomery, Melcudy Morley, Karen Moss, Karen 0'Hern, Merry Pohl, San- dra Porter. Carol Riley, Martha Rog- ers, Marilyn Ross. lane Schiller. Barbara Seagrayes, Linda Swearingen. Ieanne Thompson, Carol Vaughan, Linda Wade, Ianice Wheeler, Karen VVhite, Linda Zimmerman. FE' Zeta Tau Alpha Zeta s Lauded for Scholarship Improvement Zeta Tau Alpha was well represented in Campus organizations this year with Melis- sa Miller, Education senator: Paula Comp- ton, Redskin Beauty: Karen White, Cindy Ludeman, Maureen Garrity, Presidents Leadership Councilg Iudy lust, Cappettes commander: Mary Kay Clemons, Fashion Board: also Army Blades, Alpha Lambda Delta, Patehin Panel E1 Grange Quill. Qffi- cers were Iudy Meyers, presidentg Dolores Lukaszek, lst vice-president: Mary Kay Clemons, 2nd vice-president. The Christmas Smorg highlighted the holiday season. Are these Zetas with their Dads. or do they like older men? Zeta's found there was nothing better than the help of sister' n emergencies. Theta Chi's Reloeated on West Third Street Theta Chis were eager to get moved to their new location. The men of Gamma Zeta chapter of Theta Chi Fraternity at Oklahoma State Universi- ty were very active in several campus organi- zations ancl activities. Theta Chi fraternity was capably led by its chapter officers, Dick Shanahan, president: lim O'I-lara, vice- presidentg Kent Caruthers, secretaryg Lee Pang, treasurer: and Rick Rogers, pledge trainer. Various members were active in such campus organizations as Young Repub- licans, Collegiate Future Farmers of Ameri- ca, Business Gavel Club, Young Democrats, lnterfraternity Council, Karate-do Club, and the Hotel and Restauarant Society. Theta Chi's were also active in the Brothers of the Flame, the newly-formed auxiliary group of Delta Zeta sorority. Highlighting this years social activities was the Carnation Ball, which featured the crowning of their Dream Girl, Miss lean Halbrook, representing Del- ta Zeta sorority. ill! FRONT ROW: lim O'l-lara. King Cacy, Mrs, l. E. Tice. Dick Shanahan. ROW 2: Lee Pang, Rick Rog- ers. Iell Mason, Kent Caruthers, Alpha Xi Delta Colonized on OSU Campus November 18, 1967, two colonizers, Cindy Fleming of East Tennessee State University and Edie Forbes of Kansas State University, formally pledged 48 charter pledges of Epsi- lon Omicron colony. Pledging ceremonies were conducted by alumni and national offi- cers. Adding to the original 418 charter pledges, seven new pledges were recognized on December 18, 1967. Therefore, 55 pledg- es were initiated March 14, 1968 by national officers and Kansas State actives. The Col- ony charter also was presented at this time by National President Mrs, Loran M. Thompson. Alpha Xi's were active in Patch- in Panel, Kappa Delta Pi, Cappettes, Presi- dent's Council, O-Staters, SUAB, Gamma Sigma Sigma, Orange Quill, Orange and Black Quill, and Presidents and Dean's honor rolls. Newest colony lost no time in beginning civic service. Carol Bennett, Caro- lyn Caldwell, Ian Clark, Cami Clymer, Cynthia Fite, Cynthia Fleming, Edith Forbes, Shirley Foust. Tamra Hoop- er, Nancy Lowrance. Candyce McFarland, Linda Mtillen. Maureen O'lVlara, la- net Parrish. lean Rob- erts. Suzanne Shaw, lmona Summers, Car- ol Warren. L'Dync Wicker. To some only a place to sleep and eat, but to others the independent way of life meant a home-a place to belong. Living in giant buildings, we seemed to know few, yet many. We struggled and made our lives on our own. wif Y 'ELM Residence Halls FRONT ROW: Shirley O'Reilly, Betty Bullard, Carolyn Katie Tener, loyce Powers, Nina DeFelice. ROW 3: Marlene Ward, Mary Stitt, Peggy Reed, Kay Cragar, Ann I-lapke, lo- Price, Marilyn Sanderson, Dana Brian, Indy Bearden, Nelda Ann Alexander. ROW 2: Phyllis Grigar, Roberta Price, Finley, Marilyn Roads, Iayne Gill, Lenore Rhoads, loan Mary Cleinen, Maggie Love, Twyla Steer, Ieanne Mauk, Maloney. 1 i eiir i it Q Q A i E l iyyi is WRH Initiated 0 Senior Hours Policy A Wide range of cultural and entertainment oppor- tunities for women residents were offered by the Wo- men's Residence Hall Association. Big name singing stars such as Glenn Yarbrough and The Righteous Brothers were sponsored by WRHA. One of the most significant projects of the year was the proposal of the no hours policy for all senior Women in halls. Other projects were the discount card program, resi- dence art show, Games Day and honors banquet. FRONT ROW: Randall Chandler, Ioe Schaefer, Tom Bry- Gerald True ROW 3 nn Lightncr ames Marr Alun Bar ant, Scott Nlatthews. Pat Razook, ROW 2: Iohn Perkins. her Bill Booth Kent Hensley Delmcr Boxels Williiiii Ze Hank Martin, David Harris. Larry Preston. Richard Horner linski Rey Conard A Variety of Speakers Presented by MRHA Men's Residence Hall Association provided intellectual stimulation and recreation for residents during the year. Speakers such as Sam Howard, White House Fellows: William Saroyan, author, Gabriel Vahanian, theology and art, Iames Farmer, CORE, presented residents with a wide variety of topics. For relaxation, MRHA planned a bus trip to the OSU-Texas football game and showed four films in the Union throughout the year for residents. Brumley Apartments Scholarship Fund Started By Brumley Apts The Davies-Wahl scholarship was begun by the Brurnley house council. Activities in- cluded a Christmas formal with Single Men's Apartments, a get-acquainted picnic, and street dances. Donations were sent to Christian Childrens Fund. Active on cam- pus were Ann Hapke, WRHA senatorg Lin- da Cooper, Freshman queeng Marion White, Mortar Board: and Nancy Smith, Aggie Princess. Officers were Nina DeFelice, presidentg Linda Wimmer, vice-presidentg Iudy Kirmse, sec., and Ielincla Bucholz, treas. Even the girls like to get out and play a little football. Brumley president presented the first Da- x'ies-Wahl scholarship to Karen Evans. 1--Q no mf F Brumley Deanne Abel. Sylvia Adams, Linda Adkins. Dana Als- hrook, Carol Andrews. Di- ana Andrews, Anita Baccus. Karen Barhcr. Donna Barnes. Susan Barr, Linda Bearden, Betty Beasley. Paula Billen, Carole Bilotta. Donna Blasdel, Dorothy Bo- cn. Ioan Bohanan, Marjorie Bolton, Katrina Bostic, Eliza, heth Boyette, JoAnn Bowers. Mattie Boyetre. Iudith Brad, ley. Lorna Brehrner, Linda Bright, Iulia Brown, Virginia Brown, Ielinda Bucholz. Angela Burleson, Diane Car- ey. Cynthia Carpenter. Char- lotte Chessniore, Carolyn Childs. Sharon Clarke. Glen- da Cooper, Linda Cooper. Frieda Cuin- mins. Clivia Davis, Patricia Dean. ludith Deckard, Linda lUelVloss. lVlary Dentici. Vera Durham. Mary De- Felice. Mary Emils. Karen Evans. Myrna Farrell, Pa- tricia Foley, Patricia Frank- lin. Aneta Frcese. Penny Friend, Iohnaheth Frost, Leslie Glass, Cherry Cvrimm, Rebecca Hammer. Gwendolyn Hang- er. Cynthia Hankin, Ann Hapke, Gwendolyn Harrison. lanie Hazaleus. Mary Hendrick- son. Lynda Herod. ludyth Hinds. Patritia Hill, Susan Hinds. Paula Hinton. ludith Holwhs. Naney Hollis. Carolyn How- ser, Holly Hunt. Brumley lanice lirik, Marsha lohn, son. Sharon lohnson, Susan Iohnson, Darnell Johnston, Martha Indy. Sharon lulian, Marilyn Keller, Glinda Ker- naghan, CarLyn Keyes, ln- dith Kime, lanclle King. Bar- bara Klingensinith, Frances Knapp. Mary Kunze, Lexie Lessley, Nancy Lees, Ianna Lewis. Mzirty Louthan, Anna Beth Luckinhill, Carole McGee. Eileen Mclnerney, Betty Ma- honey, Mary Mahske. Nan- cy Martin, Rachel Mathews, Mary Mayes, Lon Ann Meeks. Martha Mehling, Peggy Mi- ears, Charlotte Miller. Pam Miller, lean Ann Mix. Pa' tricia Moore. Rita Moore. Tanya Nloran. Donna Moiint, Virginia Munn. Iuan- ita Murray, Betty Neundorf, Celia Newman, Patricia Nor- ris. Entertaining guests in the apartments was one advan- tage of Brumley residents. Often open house would turn into a folk singing session. ,awk if, xx- Brumley Billie Nowabhi, Sheryl Odell, Cheryl Paine, Anna Parker Kathryn Parker, Karen Phelps. Dannie Pierce. Alice Powell, Sandra Pres- ton, Linda Prewett. Marcia Piettroff, Stacey Ralls, Le- nita Reid, Katheryn Repp. leannie Rhodes. Claudia Rie- mann, lVlary Rink. Deborah Robinson. Loraine Salerno. Cheryl Schultz. Connie Sem- rad. Barbara Shell, lVlarcia Short. Babette Simms, Dubie Skid- more, Myrna Smith, Nancy Smith. Florence Tahbut. Rondea Taylor, Beverly Thornhill, Donna Utech, Evelyn VVagner, lVlartha Vwlalta, Nancy VValters. Carolyn Weird, Ioyce Ward, Brenda VVheeler, Marion White, Betty VVilliams, Lin- da Wimmer. Taking time out from ser- ious study, Brumley girls relaxed by playing records of many popular and well- known recording stars. Cordell Hall Cordell RHA College Bowl Champions Cordell started the year off with the Pump- kin Serenade. Qther activities included the all-star football game, spring picnic, the seniors' steak dinner, annual casino party, movies in the lounge. Cordell Won the all- sports trophy. Championships were also won in table tennis, football, handball, bad- minton, golf and track. MRHA college- bowl championship went to Cordell. Officers included lames Marr, presidentg lohn Brazil, vice-president: Harold Skelton, secretary: Russell Finley. treasurer. . ,J n , V 1 2:1-I-. 'Mill 4 in wb- Cordell residents polished up their card playing techniques. Putting in many hours of work. Cordell men labored over their Homecoming float, 380 ' 691 iq.. aw Q .. wgk, Cordell Donald Allen, Larry Ander- son. Herchel Avra. Williani Baker, Ron Ball, Alan Bar- ber, Richard Baughman. Billy Belding. Ted Belteau. Charles Bergman. Terry Bish. Tom Boggess. Darold Boo- ton, Norman Borum. Miehael Bourland, Iohnnie Boyle. Randy Bradley, lames Brainard. Michael Brandt. Paul Brawner, Iohn Brazil. Ernest Bredel. Steve Brooks. Cooper Brown, Iames Brown. lohn Brown, David Bufling- ton, Robert Buttington. Alonzo Burba, Bob Busch- man. Glen Cain. Iames Cain. Rodney Camp. Stuart Car- penter, Michael Carragher. Iames Carter. Darrell Cash. Miehael Casteel. L. Ca- they. Elderi Cheatham, Ca- sey Childs. Ronald Christy. Iames Clark. Roger Clark. Larry Clarke. Thomas Colf by loe Coleman, Merle Cole- man. Harold Corbett. Claudy Cox. lody Collins. David Collum, Iames Com- fort, lames Coombs, Stephen Covert. Danny Davis. George Davis, Ioe Davis. Lawrence Day, Robert Dick- son, Anthony Dill, Ierry Ditson. Terry Ditson. Philip Doerpinghaus, Randy Dosser. Michael Doughty. lames Dunn. Fred Durst. Randall Dutton, Michael Ba- ton. Cordell Kenneth Edwards, Thoinaa Egleston, Patrick Ellis, Mi- chael Farris. leffrey Fergu- son, Harold Fields, Richard Fimple. David Firey. Robert Friter. Iohn Fruits. Don Fullrich, Kirk Furr, Charles Graham, Michael Gahhard. Herndon Gideon. Roger Gre- bing, Richard Griesel, Bobby Gwartney, Terry Hall. Mon- roc Hannon. lerald Harris. lim Harris, loe Harris, XNVCII- dell Harrison, Iohn Hatch. Iohn Hawk. Stephen Hawk. Iarnes Henson, Richard Herron, laincs Hick- man, Danny Hines. Roy Ho- gan. Don Hoggoh. Harold Holley, lohn Hoover. David Hopfer, Tillman How- ell, Philip Hoyt, Iohn Hu- banks, Iohn Hudson, Charles Huffman, Iaines Hunt. Allred lllingworth. Darel ln- grarn, Williaiii Irish. Larry Irwin, loc Iameson, Chester lcch, Sam lirkousky. Entertaining woniens resi' dence halls, the Cordell Pumpkin Carolers and the Great Pumpkin provided Hale loween carols and Cheer. 382 .f 1 '4 Af , , ,. K is ,.... I5 ,vu S Y 55103 ' , 11 -,,- gl' ,wt i -- 7' 1 - ffm' .J ' rr.. ,,swL.,Ak5 1' iwl ' Le rt' , I 5, .Q i .,x.L53,R, -, 1 ja ,-,' 1 K il? -' it L f J f ' ri I t'r'-- ' V i xi Arn ' f:11,:mf,..i - 1 ,E 7 H., t.,,. I , , .VViiy1 1 sl 4 K ,S 1 My 4 , xii? ln, to M wr V, - ,, f, Cordell Tommy Iohnson, Garry Kees. Patrick Kendall. Lowell Ken- nedy. Barry Kirkland, Ger- hard Kuncid, Steve Largent. Steve Lawson, Preston Leckie. Daniel Lee, Harold Lee, Edward Light. Iohn Linares. Gary Lorenz. Patrick McCarty, David Me- Creary, Benjamin McIntosh, Iohn McLaughlin, Roger MCNitt, Ken Makinson, Mi- chael lVlalloy. Robert Manlove, lames Marr. Larry Marr, Andrew Mar- tin. Clifford Martin, Stephen Matlock. Donald Miller. David Moeekel. Alan Moore. Stuart lVl11t. Michael lVloore. Ioseph Myer. Harold Myers. lack Norman. Iohn Norwood, Iohn Nuck- ells, Zoberto Olasagasti, Ste- ven Oltmanns, Thomas Park- er. Iohn Peterson. Donald Peters. Iames Phillips, Guy Power, Gary Pratt. David Puckett. VVilliam Rauh. Larry Rav- enscroft. Robert Regan. Loyd Robeson. Williaiii Rock, Donald Rodman. VVatts Rozell. Roland Rus' sey. Lloyd Salsman, James Sanders. Troy Sanders. lohn Sauter. Charles Schatti, Larry Shrove. laines Sehiffner. Thomas Sim. Harold Skel- ton. Greg Slavonic, James Smith, loseph Smith, Andrew Speir. Donald Snethen, Eugene Spillman. Dale Staton. Cordell David Steele, Thomas Stei- chen, Tyler Stephens, Rick Strickland, Clinton Strong, Roy Swords, Richard Swen- unison. Bonner Sudbeery, Lawrence Taylor, Kenny Thetford, Ioe Thomas, Randall Thomp- son, Robin Thompson, David Tohlen. Stephen Tihhett, Floyd Tip- pett, Bill Turner, Forrest Underwood, Wesley Up- church, Francois Van Den Broeder, Richard Van Ev- ery. Don Varela, Dean Vaughan, Phillip Vayerka. Iohn Villar- real, Patrick von Merveldt, David Waildeii. Harold Vxfalker. lay Walker, Curt Weird. David Warden, Kenneth WQitts, lim WcQithcrb',', Da- vid VVeaVer, Thomas Weeks, Elhert Wells, Delos Welsli, VVilliam Wliite, Charles Whittziker, VVilliam VVilki- son, Iohn Williaiiiison, Har- old Williaiiis. Rocky Willis, Alvin Wilstuii. Larry Wiiiiiiier, Michziel Wiiichell, Richard Williams, Robert Woods, Nicki Yar- brough, Ioe Yirsa, Practically a tradition at OSU is this spirit sign at the side of Cordell. The sign is annually displayed hy residents for fans to see from Lewis Stadium, IHS iii? -,,i !9U! ilii ! nt Hg, Drummond Hall Drummond Students Aided VISTA Children Drummond excelled in service projects this year with ditty hags for VietNam, orphan- age parties, sponsors for VISTA children, Honors included lVlom's Day trophy and third place in Homecoming with men of Kerr Hall. Forum hours and art exhibitions were held. The annual prom, Sunday night movie, psychedelic dance, student-faculty tea, Christmas dinner were prominent in social activities. Qflicers included Nelda Finley, president: Linda Rogers, vice-president, Lin- da Maynard, treasurer. ,',.-f-- Oh. that sounds like fun, l never have seen submarine races. l:orm.1l chimes gave Drummond residents the chance lo dress up for ai night on the town. we - am - ' f' Drummond Barbara Abrams, Marthzi Adams, Sheila Alexander, Kathy Allen, Hwang Anna, Dona Anderson, Donna An- derson. Evelyn Anderson, Barbara Baker, Ioyce Baker, Karen Baker, Donna Balcom, Iaki Ballew, Beverly Barnes. Mary Barnes, lane Bartusch, Barbara Batchelder, lane Beary, Bonnie Beers, Ianis Bell, Sandra Benhart. Diane Berkman. Christine Berthelot, Mzirilyn Biddler, Linda Birchfield, Gail Bir- kes, Ieannie Blackwell, Vir- ginia Blackwell. Linda Boaz, Diana Bond, Elaine Borunda, Royetta Bo- runda, Irene Bouakadakis, Sharon Bowie, Eilzabeth Branan. Kathryn Brandt, Loretta Bridwell, Brenda Broome. Barbara Bruch, Janie Bryant, Barbara Bueg, Sara Burns. Sharon Butler, Arlene Butt, Helen Byrne, Ginger Cafky, Lee Ann Cameron, Patricia Cameron, Donna Campbell. Linda Campbell, Diane Car- lile, Ellen Casper, Marilyn Cassidy, Andrea Castillo, Sandra Cavett, Brenda Champion. Linda Chandler, Linda Cha- pin, lacki Chapman, Susan Chilcoat, Marilyn Choate, loan Clarkson, Linda Cloud. Rita Cloud, Susan Coberly, Lillian Coe. Debbie Cock- rum, Linda Contratto, Iana Cook, Ann Copeland. Ami Copmann, Evelyn Cot- trell, Ianita Coulson, Iohnna Coventon, Gerry Cox, Lura Crawford. Beth Crouch. 386 4-Q Q, ,4 ,-...ff 'K v hu-J' Drummond Starlctt Custer. Linda Cuth- lwcrtson. Inditli Dau: Barti Darr, Linda Dawson, Shar- on Day, Linda De'l.1l1ay. Tricia Dt-Moss. Dana Dt-yo. Varlcric Dirk. Barbara Ditlik inson. Ianc Dodson. lVlarian Doulvlin, Iann Douglas. Vicki Douglas. Donna Dudf Icy. Ianicc DnFonr, Robot'- ca Duke. Deborah Durbin, Lon Ann Eaxtcr. Karcn East- ham. Nancy Edwards. Kathryn ljggcrs, Nlarslizi Elliott. Bev- crly England, Nancy Evans. Carol Ewing, Nancy Eystcr Rau Farnsworth. Gloria Far' ris. Sharon Faskcn. Barbara Fvndur. Sally Field. Nelda Finley. Vivian Finley. Iana Fischer. Ianirc Fislicr, Patti lriycasli. lVlarilyn Forcnsi. Cilynda Fonst. Gvol?cta Franscil. Dclvra Fuller, Aniarcttc Gilw- bons, Lana Gillespie. Nancy Glisan. Carla Good. Cynthia Goodger. Mici Grimes. Loncly soldirrs in Viet-Nam rccvived uditty-bags full of itcinx from home from thc girls of Drummond. lqliix was only ont' of tlw scrviu' projects during tlw year' Drummond Vici Grimes, Linda Grissom, Sherry Gross, Carolyn Gunn, Linda Hall, Patricia Hall, Dana Hancock. Susan Hatfield, Anita Haw- kins. Susan Helberg. Linda Hellman, Ioyce Hendricks, Denise Hennessey, Lucy Henshaw. Susan Herth, Dana Hill, lane Hobbs, Ieannine Hob- son, Ioan Hoff, Nancy Hoff, Michele Hooker. Patricia Hotchkiss, Freda Hubby, Kathie Huggard, Mary Anne Hungerford, Holly Hunting, Leah Hutch- ins, Sharon Hutton. Kathleen Hydrick, Suzie Iackson, Cindy Iames, Ianice Ieffress. Margaret Ienks, Ieanne Iones. Karen Iones. Victoria Iones. Ianice lor- dan, Patricia Kelly, Cynthia Kemper, Ian Kenny, Karen Kiefer, Indy Kilgore. Martha King, Mary Klein, Barbara Knapp, Susan Krue- ger, Linda Larch-Miller, Charlotte Lawless, Roberta Lemmon. Sharon Lenaburg, Ian Levy, Ianet Liles, Daina Lillie, Lynda Lindsay, Linda Ling, Dianna Linkhart. Indy Little, Patricia Livingf ston, Karen Lochner, Kenna Lowry, Lynne Luker, Susie Lunsford, Sherri McAllister. Barbara McCalister. Ierrie MacClaflin, Beverly Mc- Clain, Ianena McClure, Mon- eka MacCrary, Kathy Mc- Creary, Bernice McDugle. Donna McGee. Rebecca Mc- Kenzie. Corey McKey, Lin- da Main. Claudia Marshall, Patricia Mastagni, Cheryl Maynard. Drummond Linda Maynard, Iudith Me- lot. lean Menz, Lucinda Metsker. Patsy Meyer, Di- anne Michael. Vicki Miller. Pam Mills, Carrie Mitchell, Edith Mitchell, Marilou Moffatt. Susan Mogridge. Suzanne Morgan, Doris Mor- ris. Evelynn Morrow. Nancy Morton. Carolyn Mumma, loAnn Myers, Bonita Nai- feb, Loree Nance, Helen Neal. Vickie Newsom, Debra Nich- ols, Marilyn Norris, Toni Norton, Pat Norvell. Pamela 0'Dell. Pam Osborn. Bengtha Otis, Cheryl Ott, Susan Pallesen, Nancy Park- er. Sallye Parker. Carolyn Patillo, Linda Patterson. Eileen Patton. Ianice Pax- ton, Barbara Payne, ludy Pease, Sandra Pellonari. Nancy Porter, Pamela Por- ter. Suzann Potts, Diana Powers. Ruth Preston, Kathryn Pru- et. Patricia Puckett, lose- phine Rabon, Viva Raborn. lanet Ragland, Linda Ran- som, Donna Ray, Elly Reiss, Linda Reynolds. Elizabeth Riddle, Maren Riise. Linda Robbins, Linda Rog- ers, Teresa Rogers, Karen Romang, Barbara Romero. Cathy Rose, Linda Rose. Debra Ross. ludy Russell. Melanie Rutherford. Susan Ryles, lanet Saied, Kathleen Schindler. Barbara Schrempp. Victoria Schroot, Clella Scott, Martha Selby, La- mona Sellers. Linda Shelly. loni Shepherd. VVinona Simms. Drummond Ianice Simpson, Linda Small, Karen Smith, Relleen Smith, Carol Snow, Toni Stamps, Ann Steph, Lizbeth Stephen- son, Elizabeth Stitt, Donna Stone, Pamela Story, Pam Story, Linda Stratton, Gail Stroud, Memory Stuntz, Pat Tassell. Suzanne Taylor, lane Ter- hune, Daryl Thurber, Con- nie Tillman, Linda Todd, Glenda Trent, Carolyn Trot- ter, Patricia Truax. Iune Tuley, Faun Turner, Sherry Tyler, Mary Under- wood, Iudy Vangundy, Kar- en Vann, Brenda Vaughn, Carol Veit. Nancy Vickers, lVlarcia Wal- ters, Kathryn Watson, Mar- cia Weerns, Nlarilyn Weiss, Paula Wheeler, Bonnie Wil- liams. Rosanne Williziinson. Sally VVillingham, Gail Wil- son, Delia Windle, Anita Winhzirii, Elizabeth Winters, Dalene Woodwzird, Charf lotte Woody. Nanci Yates, Carolyn Yeats, lean York, Carla Young, Debbie Young. Ianis Young, Selma Zuhdi. Drummond Hall oHicers talk over plans for upcoming events and projects. Only efficient planning could co, ordinate the activities for 12 stories of girls. East Bennett Hall East Bennett Sponsored Benefit Basketball Something different was tried this year by East Bennett Hall as they entered into a type of partnership with their neighbor- West Bennett Hall. Two outstanding dances were held in conjunction with West Bennett. A blood drive and a benefit basketball game with WKY disc jockeys were main projects of the year. The funds from the game went toward building a Peace Corps school. The hall officers included Tony Goodale, presi- dentg Harold Champlain, vice-president: Bob Strain, treasurer. va East Bennett officers talked over plans for hall newsletter. Cecelia Clymer, Oklahoma City freshman. reigned sis sweetheart of East Bennett E. Bennett Ierry Abbott, Franklin Al- bright, Armond Allbritton, Vernon Anderson. Larry Ashford. Paul Atkinson, Robert Ault, Mareiis Barker. Larry Bar- nett, Stephen Baustert, Cvor- don Beard, Doug Becker, lames Belcher. Thomas Belcher. Steve Bell, Gerard Berardi. loe Bernhardt, Dennis Bert- well. Glen Bouse, lohn Brandell, Alan Britt. Edward Broiniley, Roy Bru- ner. Robert Bryan. Louis Bullock, Melvin Burch, Wil- liam Burgess. Gary Burnell. Richard Burroughs, lames Butler, Lacey Butler, Royce Caldron. Roy Canaday, Hu- bert Cargill, Patrick Carroll. Randy Carter, Alan Cecil. Vvoodrow Chan, Steven Chessmore. Dennis Clark. Carl Coates. lvlyron Cooke Iohn Cooley, Mike Cotbran. Iohn Courtney, Terry Cox. Iames Crean, Gary Cundifl. Stephen Curry. Stephen DeVaughn, Pedro Diaz, Robert Dodson, Ken- neth Douglas. Robert Dugan, Roger Eaton, Roy Edwards. Dale Elron, David Estrada, Eddie Fahle, Robert Farnam, David Fawcett. Steven Fine- frock, lohn Finley. Nliehael Flanagan, lerry Fleming, VVilliam Ford, Iames Foster. Lex Frieden, Calvin Fullerton. Larry Gee. Roger Gillett, Richard Good- man. Toni Gorrell. Charles Gotwals, Mark Gough, Fred- die Cvoukcr, Nicholas Gou- mas. 392 E. Bennett Thomas Cove. lohn Grizzle. Patrick Crizzle, Edward Haak, lames Harvell, Iohn Hammond. lames Hansen. Vernon Harris. Gnillermud Hayes, Michael Haynes. Carl Hendren. Law- rence Henson, Gary Herr- mann, David Hicks, Roy Hicks, Roy Himes. Bobby Hinds. Leo Hines. loseph Hirsch, Al Hoch, Gary Hollingsworth, Dan Holloway. loc Hornick. Troy Horton. Ty Horton. Richard Hud- son, Elgin Hunt, Paul Hyde, lVlichael Iacobs, Tommy lantz. lohn lensen, lames lohnston. Richard lohnson. Charlie lones. Larry lones, Nik lones, Williaiii K e e l e. Charles Keithline. Chuck Kelly. Richard Kelley. Patrick Kenny, lere Kep- ford. Larry Keyes, Louis Kindler, VVayne Kindrick, lohn Kloiber, Clyde Kygar. Greg Lack, VVilliam Lebo. Richard Lee, Scott Levy, Dewey Livingston. Ralph Loring, Gary Lynn. Advertising their special project for the year, East Bennett residents put up a poster. A benefit basketball game was held to raise mon- ey for a Peace Corps school. E. Bennett Richard McComhs, lim Mc- Cutcheon, Paul McNabb. Brian MacArthur, Donald Magill, Cary Mahagan, Gary Marlar, Donald Mar- tin. limmy Matthews. Philip Maune. Eddie Maxwell. lames Mays. Stephen Med- ley, Thomas Mialkowski, Ierry Montgomery, Herbert Moody. Roy Moore. Glenn Moseley. Kenneth Nash, Bruce O'- Connor, Ioseph Paden, Rich- ard Palmieri, Karry Parsons, Don Pate. Stephen Penuel, Henry Polk, Harrell Post, Donald Poteet, David Peiigh, Dale Pyle, Richard Riefe, lim- my Rogers. Iames Ross, Nlichael Rydin, Dwayne Salter, Marcus Schlegel. Frederick Schoe- del, Mitchell Shamas, Calvin Sheets, Paul Sherrell. David Simpson, Iohn Skin- ner, Iohn Sloan, Dan Smith. Iames Smith. Vvesson Smith, Richard Staerkel, lVlichael Stair. Larry Stanley, Michael Stark, Iohnny Stecco, Tim- othy Steeper, Iames Stewart. VVillian1 Strain, Gary Straub, Kent Studebaker. David Sutton, Dean Taylor, Dean Taylor, Larry Thomp- son, Roy Thompson, Mi- chael Tinsley. Mark Tonner, Terry Traylor, Charles Trent, Ronnie Trent, Gerald True, Michael Tully. Ronald Venable. Gary Wiilker, Charles VVallace. Ronald Vvard. Charles Wziken, Iames Was- son, Gary Wzitters, Donald Wlieeler, Drew VVhitlow, Rex VVilliams, Thomas Wil- liams, Edward Williaiiis. Neil VVilliamson, VValter VVilliamson, Billy Wilsori. Ioseph VVilson, VVayne Wil- s OKI, VVilliam VVilson, Charles VVood. Vvilliam Vvood. 394 bw., Hzinner Hall New Color TV Enjoyed by Hanner Hall Smallest and oldest dorm on campus, Han- ner is the most conveniently located men's residence hall. Intramurals, school activities, and a newly purchased color television took up most of the residents' spare time. Men active in campus life were Don Bryant, drum major and Gail Phillips, colonel in Army ROTC. Hanner bowling team was active again in intramurals. Officers were Bhrent Waddell, presidentg Glenn Smith, vice-pres- identg Iohn Schmorrenberg, secretaryg Ker- mit Hollingworth, treasurer. l , I-I-Q' ,,rM--QQQQN.. M Hzniner residents took to the out-of-doors for fun and recreation. Working together to kccp things running smoothly. I-lzmner officers discussed plans. Hanner Darrell Ailey, Walter Al- brecht, Michael Arrowhead, Edwin Averill, Tracy Bair. Lovell Bannowsky, Rohert Beck, Stephen Blevins. Rex Bowen, Donald Bryant, Ronald Bryant, Michael Buckley. Iohn Collins. Si- mon Cornell, David Crump- ler, Michael Damore. Marion Denton, Calvin Ha- ning, Ronnie Hannah, Wil- liam Harrison, Timothy Har- vey. Ronald Heck, lohn Heiny. Sam Hill. Ronnie Holt. Charles Iglesi- as, Mitsuo Ikeda, Mike Lip- perd, Tony McCvee, Gary McKenzie, Charles McKih- ben, James Mzithena. Rex Morris, Richard Nash. Lee Nickels, Kenneth Pick- ard, Harvey Polk, Carl Post. Kenneth Progar, Stephen Rowe. Rohcrt Sanford. Scott Scho- ber, Dennis Scott. Ierry Scott, Gary Simon, Glen Smith, lames Smith. Robert Taylor. T e r r y Thompson. Cary Veitenhei- mer, Bhrent Waddell, Don Watts. Fred White, David Wildermiith. New color television tempt- ed Hanner Hall residents to neglect their studies. 396 sw, R.. in Z E Hamm Kerr Hall Kerr Paced New Residence Hall's Energy Kerr Ten sent ditty bags to VietNam. Kerr Six was in Stillwater Tutoring Project. Nine and Eleven sponsored spirit pages in O'Col- ly. Underprivileged children were sponsor- ed and Kerr placed third in Homecoming decorations. Movies and open houses were held in the lounge. Tom Bryant, MRHA presidentg Iohn McAdams and Bill Streck, MRHA senators: David Harris, court jus- tice. Hall oflicers included Kent Hensley, presidentg Keith Gleason, vice-presidentg Bill Alexander, sec.g Iohn Sexton, treas. Sam Howard, White House speaker, talks to residents of Kerr, Cafeteria lines often seemed very lonq and very unrcwardiug. Kerr Paul Abbott. Clayton Aber- nathy, Kenneth Akin, Joe Aldrich, Bill Alexander. Thomas Alger, Gary Allison. Stephen Allmand. Icre Anderson. Blaine Arm- strong, Frank Armstrong. Rodney Armstrong. Terry Armstrong, Michael Ashe, William Austin, Tony Bach- cr. Larry Barker, Allen Bates, Robert Bauer, Michael Bean. Kirk Beard, Paul Beebe, Sammy Bell, Gary Benigar. Keith Bennett, Iohn Best, Douglas Bishop, Philip Blair. Larry Blake. Harry Block. William Bently, Gregory Boydston. Merrill Bross, Roy Brown, Michael Brower, Terry Bru- ner, Thomas Bryant, lay Bryngelson, William Buck, ley, Larry Buller. Lawrence Bonham, XVilliam Buntz, Legand Burge, Gary Burger, Iohn Butler, Iames Calvi, Rex Cambern, David Carruth. Iimmy Cary, VVilliam Cas- tleman. Euell Center, Bert Chambers, Larry Camp, Cveroge Campoli, Williain Chaney, William Chaple. Greg Cheatwood, Ciary Cle' ment, Thomas Cobb, Virgil Coberly, Iames Coffey, Len- nie Cofiey, Sidney Conner Gene Cook. Michael Cook, XfVElClOI1 Cooksey, Ted Cooley, Mi- chael Covey, Larry Craig. Dale Crandall, Kendall Cran- ston, Philip Crawford. Iohn Cullin, VVilliam Cum- mins, Harold Cunningham. 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Yvilliam Gentry, lames Gill. lohn Goodman, Phillip Gor- din, lohn Gosser. Byron Graham, Eddie Graves. Daniel Gray. Phillip Gray, l'loward Greer. Clark Grimes. Lloyd Grigs- hy. Gene Guest. lohu Guest. Kel- ly Guiou. lVlelvin Guiop. Garey Haukney. lohn Haf- lcer, lames Hagan, Robert Hagstrom, Kristi Kelly. granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Portman. resident managers of Kerr. was a familiar sight to residents as she played in the lolwby of the complex. Kerr Robert Hall, Charles Halli- burton, Douglas Hammond. Daniel Hapke, Michael Har- dy, Gary Harl. David Har- ris, Sandy Harrison. Gary Hart. Doug Hath- cock, lohn Hayes. Ierry Hays, Mikel Head, lerry Healy, VVilliam Hellen, Steve Heller. lim Herron. Fred Hicks, Charles Hill, loseph Hill, Howard Hinton, Leslie Hix, Kenny Hoffman, Philip Hole- man. Michael Hollingsworth, Mark Holtzelaw, Richard Hood, Donald Hoos, Russell Hoos, Larry Horinek, Richard Horner, larnes Henrich. VVilliam Hughes. learld Hu- let. lerry Humble. losepli lndovina, Darrell lngmire. lohn lameson. Tony lar- onek, Iames leinison. Larry lemison. Rohert len- kins, Richard Ienks, Williziiii Iett, Robert Johnston, Vvayne Iohnston, Carl Iones. Clary lones. Vvilliam loy, lames Kamas Howard Katz, VValmar Kauss, William Keene, Wil- liam Kem, Richard Kemp. li-1Ck Kendrick. Miles Key, Neal Kilmer, lack King, Iames Kiser, Roh- ert Klein. Frank Knight, To- ny Knight, Max Knisley. David Koch, Lowell Kyle, Stanley Kyle, Alex Lassker, Raymond, Lay, Donald Leh- man. lerry Leseh. Terry Les- lie. Iohn Lewis, Steven Liehinan, Larry Liggin, George Llew- ellyn, lames Loats. Edward Locke, Stephen Lockwood. Godfrey Loper. Iohn Lowerison. Iimmy Lup- her. George Lynch, Iohn McAdams, Michael McCaul- ey, lames McClarey, Amos McClure, Charles McColgan. an -. .1 A'-if f is J 43 El ' srl ,ii - his + Qi if 'KL' s Y' anis S. . H K-, A ,,,... X vw . -Q ... t u K . . 1' . ' -aa. .' ' in' . 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Nlark Pal- lett. XVayne Parker. Kenneth Parrott, Sam Pas' chal, Charles Perry, Philip Perry. Nlichael Pimkett, Bill Polson, Samuel Portman. lames Rader, lim Ramsey. Terroll Ram4 sey, VVilliam Rapp. Iohn Ray, Iames Reager, Stephen Rene-au, Ernest Renfrow. Lynn Ridgway. Danny Riley. lames Rob- erts. Michael Roselius. Mi' chael Rosen. Leonard Rose- blatt, Glen Rumsey. Erroll Russall. Donald Sampson. Charles Saxon, Steven Schnitzer, Richard Schoen. Ralph Seals. Emmett See- feldt, Anthony Sepe, lohn Setterberg, David Shannon. Robert Shannon, james Shearhart, Ben Shelby. Thomas Shank, Brian Shoff, Henry Shuller, Dennis Sing- er. Vklilliam Skaggs. Stephen Smallwood, Lynn Smeltzer, Brian Smith. Da- vid Smith. David M. Smith. Don Smith. Emmett Smith. Esthel Smith. 40I Kerr Gary Smith, Larry Smith, Paul Smith. lames Soder, stroni. Dennis Souza, Clyde Spears, Iames Stanton. Gere ald Startzel. lzinies Stephens. David Stine. Iohn Stoops, Larry Stuart, Larry Swnles. H. C. Talley. Iimmy Taylor. L u t h e r Teague. Robert Tester. Russel Tharp. Iohn Thomas. Robert Thom- as. David Thompson. Ed- ward Thompson, Robert Thompson, lack Tomherlin. Ray Tucker. Daniel Tullins. Michael Turnham. Larry Ulrich. Richard Vallanding- ham. Frank Vascellaro. lames Veale, Danny Vos- kuhl. Mark VV.idsworth, Steven Wzilker. Richard VVard. Robert XNzirterHeld. George Wzisliington, Ray Wzitsoii, Douglas VVatts, Robert We- gener. Barry VVest. Wesley' Vlfhite. VVilliain VVhite. Michael VVillhoite. Allen Wise. Robert VVise. laines Vvitte, Gary VVode. G a r y VVoOCl. Kenneth VVoods. lohn Vvooley. Edward XVor- ley. Michael VVorstell. Bene ny VVorth, VVilliam Wright. C .1 r y Yearout. Homer Young, laines Young. Ste- ven Young. An easy way to waste a lit, tle time before dinner for Kerr residents was watching television and reading up on the happenings of the day. x S X Q 5 5... - of F, ,. , K K -8: F K ..-t- ' I K. ,t-. 5 , K -, 2 4, Q Q, , K -. K, yy ,W .K 5 .. U3 Q f A , .M D . 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K ,f , if K ,K ...f ggi K, M IG . A 402 i urray Hall Adopted Murray Hall Vi etNam Company Murray adopted a company in VietNam and sent gifts to them at Christmas. The second annual holiday formal was held and then the spring formal. Engaged girls took part in the Rose Candlelight, Murray girls com- peted in varsity and intramural sports, Two delegates were sent to NACURH and MACURH conferences. Girls were active in Orange and Black Quill, Lassos and Lar- iats, O'Staters. Qflicers included Marlene Price, president: lanet Brown, vice-presi- dentg Ieanie Reeser, treasurer. Oh. the agony of he-ing awakened at night for ei Hrcdrill, A phono call from home or that special boy was always gl welcome happening. urray Bctty Allcn, Francvnt' All- snp, Viuki Armstrong, Neil- ia Back, Lovla Balcom, loc- c, . dw- 1 ... ,R M , get ,, .. 21.5.5 yi lvnc Barhvr. Pamvla Pmarhvr. lnlia Baiivr. Sherry l3cadlC, Kathie Bvlinc, Sandra Bra- ?-.Q . 'tw dy, Sharon Bishop. Linda Bogert, Cindy Bollcs, Karen Bordclon. Cynthia - 5' Bowlin, Dianne Boxhcrger, 5 -M , Pam Brakclicld, Linda Brita - i tcnham, Diana Brcwvr, Lu! Clla Brokaw. if ' Anna Bross, Belinda Brown, t y? lanct Brown, Ruth Brown, Shcllcy Brown, Sharon Bur-1 po. Bonnic Burrows. Wlaryf Butcnschorn, Ioycc Buzzard, Paula Cantrell, Gloria Cardcnas, Dorothy Carns, Patricia Carrington, Connie Carter. Kay Cartcr, Pamcla Clark. Mo Nlary Cohh, Linda Collins. if N Q Cayla Conncr, Betty Cook. ll' .i iximiyn ciaak. n A 6 LaDell Cooper, Sharon Cooper, Barhara Corcoran, Carey Councill, Margaret Countcrman, April Cox. Da- na Cox. Barbara Criscr, Karon Cross! lin, Frances Cunningham, Patricia Dawes, Wzxnda Doerkscn, Diana Doylv, Su- san Durham. Barhara Eaton. lanis Eaton, Carlee Edwards, Chcrie El- lis, Io Ann Elrod, Vickie lilscy, Martha Englv. Iarcn Evcrs, Leanna Faulk- ncr, Nlary Ffsucrhorn. Fran- cine Flynn. Susan Formhy, Katherine Fortnvy, Elanie Fnksa. 404 M6 Q: ff Fu L vv , MQ fa hfn w an av- -cf'-f-r 'vw ,iii 1 Wi ' E 4 fx 1 i p A r Yr ,,. v...-, ,rx fn ,- H4-Qi, 1,niiSrwWi .mx rf, f vs wr w.v.,v II5 i Ugzglfi f l i N5 if Ea it 'x Murray iviary Fulirmann. Nanuy Garner. Linda Garrett, RCA ta Garrison, lody Gattis. Lynn Gcntis. Diana Gvorgc. Linda Gooch, Roscinary Graif. Tcrrif: Grccn, VVino- nia Griffin. Vivian Grulwlws. Alice Guptill, Bonnie Guinn. Patricia Quinn, losepliinc Halcy, lan Handwcrk. Emily Hanson. Linda Harhcrt, luanita Hardgravcs, Susan Harmony. Polly Hartwick. Elizabeth Hays. Twyne Hodges, Dar- lcnv Hay. Mary Hiner. Ey- elyn Hofmann, Kathy Hol- dcman. Sliirlcy Honian. LcAnn Huii, Marilyn Hughes, Marsha Hunt. Frivda Huntcr. Linda larrvtt. Dianna' lohnson. iVia1'uia loncs, Rosemary loncs, Elaine Kelly, Tcrrie Kelly, Fauna Kendall, Cyn4 tliia Kendall. Patricia Kop- lor. Looking oycr thc door from No Nianis Land. two girls from iViiirray Hall tried to get a prcyicw of their blind ciatcs for the evening. Murray Linda Kerloot. Margaret Kirkpatrick, limelia Koerner, Carroll Kreps, Linda Krsh- ka, Linda Lewis, leanne Lindall. Cynthia Long, Linda LLICIIA kemeyer, Lesley Lalleu, Iu- dith Latham, Indy LeClaire. Cynthia Lewis, Rebecca Lewis. Connie Locke, Leah Love. Ann Lyon. Sandra McBride. Mary McCracken, Erma Me- Devitt, Virginia lVlcGann. Cathy lVleHenry. Sharla McKay, Pamela McLaugh- lin, Angela lVlelVlani1s. San- dra lVlelVlillen, Sheila lVlan- ninq. Dowana lVlarqi1iess. ludith Nlarsh. Karen Nlason. Reheeea lVlason, Iiidith Mat- tix, lVlary May, Patricia lVlerriman. Connie lVleyer. Mrs. Viers, Murray resident manager. always had time to talk and share goodies with girls who stopped hy for a visit or consultation. W, 'Kms- 9 44 -1-A-J. 'V . at .V .VN .fs 'tr .. ,,,. .ry 'wi' Murray ludith Miller, Roberta Mill- er. Cheryl Minter, Ruth lVlontgomery, Phyllis Moore. Edna Morris. Linda New- man. Loretta Ure, Lela Ownes. Wilma Patrick, Elaine Payne. Pedi Pazareskia. Mary Peters. Nlargaret Pope lin. Donna Pratcharcl. Iulie Price. Marlene Price, lo Lynne Purvinc, Teneece Quigley. Deloris Ramsey, leanie Reeser. Rgina Rippee. Beverly Rix. Sherri Roberts. Loretta Rob- inson. Suzanne Samuels. Cheri Schoonoyer, Connie Scribner. Rose Shaw, Karen Sherrill. Donna Shobe. Sally Shoaff. Kathleen Simmons. Anna Smith, Karen Smith. Linda Smith. Nancy Sposato, Iudith Stanclriclge. Lauren Steele, LaNelle Stewart. loyee Stingley. Sherrill Stone. lanice Stover. Nancy String- er. lanet Stringfield, Cynthia Sweet. Cynthia Taylor. Ka- thryne Tech, Beverly Tip- pert. Cheryl Titus. Karen Trotter. ludy Waits, Karen Waltrip, Rosalee Ward, Katrin Watt. Linda Weeks. Louise Weibel. Elizabeth West, Carol Wetwiska. Car- ol VVhite, Mary Wlioiiible. Cathy VVilkie. Regina Wil- liams. Teresa Willitiiiis. Gladys Vfillison. lilfly Wil- son. Aclell VVithers. Caro- lyn VVoods. Karen VVright. Barbara Unruh, C a r l a Vaughn, Susan Vest. North Hull North Hall Added Little Sister Program Little Sister program of North Hall aid- ed new residents. Girls had fun with their party partners. The Snow Ball formal was the big dance of the year. Connie Coppinger was Redskin Beauty finalistg Rita Owen, Scabbard and Blade Sweetheartg Dixie Bra- dy, Phi Upsilon Qniicron presidentg Sandra Iordan, Mom's Day chairman. North Hall choir had Weekly song fests. Ofljicers includ- ed Ian Clark, presiclentg Connie Coppinger, vice-presidentg Paula Ferld, seeretaryg and Linda Ottinger as treasurer. 5525? N The Monday night songfcst was a fun time for North Hall girls. Girls in North Hall have messy fun dur- ing their annual Miss Pic Face contest. 'TI fp. K r 'Ss . My J i '- : 4 f i' ' If 4 K :gf ' 4. . Hall lanice Ambrose. Sharon An- derson. Donna Arnold. La- Donna Barnes. lanet Baylor. Cara Beanies, Carol Boyd. Dixie Brady. Sarah Camp! hell, Connie Carter, Barbara Clark, Vicki Coleman, Glen- da Collins. Billie Cook. Rosanna Copeland, Pamela Cowgill Evelyn Cox. Vicki Daniel. Iacquetta Davis. De- anna Dudley, lVlary Lou De- Fratus, Ginger Dennis, Indy Estlin- haum. Sharon Felihle, Sidney Frederick. Burdettya Garyie, Linda Hall, Elaine Hamill. Susan Hanes, lanet Hansen, lVlary Harbert. Becky Hard- graye. Barbara Harris. Bare hara Herren. Cheryl Hole- lllglll. Roda Hunt. Natha Huey. Shirlene lyerson. Sandra lor- dan, Nlargaret King, Sherry Langley. Rita Leggett. Linda Lundy. Pain Mc- Creary, Joyce Mitacek, Kath- leen Nlorrow. Nlarsha lVlur- phy. losephine Nott. Rita Owen. Salye-Regina Reusi, Berhyl Sallee, Carol Schieher, Connie Schroeder. lacqueta Seals. Twyla Sieyer. Betty Smith, Shelley Sparks. Flora Spen- cer, Brenda Stockman, Dinah Thomason, Katherine Tipton. Paulette VVarnego. Patricia VVillianis. Leslie VVinhurn, Arnhia Vvoodard. Cynthia Zafluto, Parker Hall Parker Men Teamed Up for Varsity Revue Parker Hall helped support and coach a boys' basketball team for underprivileged children. The hall newspaper, Bee-Line, continued its publication. The Christmas ball, regular open houses, floor parties and projects with Wentz and Scott Hall made up the year's social life. Honors included Varsity Revue and first place in Homecom- ing decoration with Wentz and Scott. OFB- cers for the year were William Zelinsky, presidentg Terry Wall, vice-presidentg Wil- liam Wheeler, treasurer, Kent Mclnnis, sec. ff Parker residents took advantage of open house privileges. Fire, which broke out on fifth floor gave quite a scare to some Parker residents, Parker Iames Aton, Scott Augerson, Michael Aylward, Ted Ba- ker, Charles Barrett, Ronald Beene, Dennis Biby. Richard Billingsley, William Bishop, Iohn Boersma, lames Bond, Willard Bowman, Chris Brewer, Gerald Bry- ant. Michael Bryant, Iames Bur- ris, Horace Butler, William Cadle, Iohn Casey, Hal Chihade, Michal Cisco. Orrin Clement, Iohn Clymer. Ellis Cockrell, Roy Coffman. Warren Cornelius, Lloyd Cramer, George Crawford. Robert Dawson, Larry Dins- more, Ray Domire, Ioseph Dunnam, Don Edmonds. Donald Edmonds, Charles Ellis. William Ellis, lohn Epper- son, Dale Estep, Lee Fearon, Stephen Fenderson, Dennis Ferrell, Dale Fiegener. Donald Fiolle, William Funk, Iames Gately, William Gentry, Gary Geppaelt, Glen Giles, Gary Gill. Iames Gregg, William Gre- go, Don Gregory, Frank Gregory, Benjamin Hackett, Robert Haggard, Iohn Haley. William Hampton, William Hardin, Arlin Harp, Brice Harris, Rickey Harris, Iohn Holcombe, Mark Horning. Bruce Iohnson, Bob Iohnson. Charles Iohnston, Brent Iones, Charles Kaupke, Ger- ald Keeton, Edward Kemnitz. Charles King, Steven Klin- nert, Iames Kraker, Gail Levings, William McClure, Burns McCray, Richard Mc- Donald. 4lI Parker Charles Melrinis. Kent Me- lnnis, Keith Malone. Iaines Mzinn, Robert lVlaul, Edgard Medina. Robert Melton. lames lVlneller. Lawrence Nayin. Nathan Newbern. Iohn Parkinson. Kenneth Patrick, Paul Pipes. Dennis Phillips, Prentis Pink- erton. Cverald Pnrsell. Charles Qnalls, Clyde Raf- fety. Robert Raffety, lim Ra- ger. Harrold Ragsdale, Iohn Remington, Richard Rolsten. Howard Roos. Raul Rorras, lay Salzer. Thomas Savonick. lohnny Scheffler, Gregory Shelest. Chester Smith, Kenneth Snowden. Ronald Snowden. Roy Speakes. Byron Steele. Willizini Sullivan. Ray Ta, tyrek, lohn Taylor, lackson Tipton, Cvary Tripp. Bill Turley, George Twilley. Frederieo Varela. VVilliani VVadley, Terry Wzill, Edward VVheel- er, VVilliani VVheeler, VVil, liain VVhisenant. Larry Vvhite, Philip VVilA liams. Carrel VVilson, Ken- neth VVintory. Cverald Vvorl ley, Ioe VVorley. Dennis Wtuod. The hall eoiincil. governing body of Parker Hall, helps enforce rules and organize activities for residents. Meni- hers tried to make Parker a complex with nearlvy halls. 412 M1 . Nm fi wr r as if 2 P 'ri-' i ,, ra. f .X rf Q X Q--,.f..Wt agen N 'A I - '-v'v-krgrfj' I .. . ,A ' ...f' t la ig.. at or i 41 , .fag t F ,, 05 muy' I I , Vi., mlm, I ir ! gif, 4 '1 F ' - . K s w: i is .ki Q I 45- Qi 4- as . I it 'J - -,, 1- 5 , ,f fai r' wx - Q . 7 I K KVM... it .. Ku' wp i i . r: .ti 1 -un 1, t - . , ' 2090 x ww., A 1 Scott Hall Scott Hall Held Ye Old Commode Day Scott participated in Homecoming decora- tions and Ye Old Commode Day with Parker and Wentz. The hall was Winner of Parents' Day attendance record and several MRHA sports. Scott tried to remain a boy's dorm and worked as a team with Parker and Wentz. Caroling, forum hours, and parties for underprivileged children were among other activities for the year. Ofhcers were Delmer Boyles, president: Ray Iackson, vice- presidentg Thomas Seebo, secretaryg lim Webber, treasurerg Iohn Perkins, MRHA. E 5 5 it .-gg , AL'-I V ,- Chess proves to be an intellectual endeavor for Scott boys, Mail time always brings herds of boys charging on the Scott Hall office, Scott lack Bates, Elmus Beale. Iames Bean, Wayne Beyer. Richard Bradford, loe Brink. Robert Brooks. Thomas Brunk, Ronnie Bur' lie, Richard Burman, Ron- nie Carr, Iohn Charloe, lohn Church, Wayne Church. Larry Clark, Terry Clower, Kenneth Coleman, Anthony Confer, Roger Couch, Don- ald Creel, Douglas Crumley. Ronnie Cupp, lohn Davis, Williani Duskin, George Dy- er, Iames Emerson, Robert Fewel, Richard Fierer. Harry Folsom, lames Ford, Iames Foster, Donald Gard- ner, Iames Grissom, Palmer Haffner, Michael Haley. David Hall, Scott Hall, loe Hamill, David Harrison, Robert Hawkins, William Hayes, Bert Henderson. Bill Hicock, Richard Hintze. Iohn Hughes, Ron Hughey, David Ingraham, Raymond Iackson, Graham lones. Stephen Lazorchak, David Leos, Gregory Leskela, Da- vid Lessly, Iim Liichow, Richard Longley, lohn Mc- Guire. Booker Marina, Larry Mar- tin, Earl Michel, Dwight Miller, Richard Miller, Ray Moeckel, Don Morton. loel Noyes. Iohn Ogilbee, Dale Page. Michael Petril- la, Michael Powers, Melvin Pregler, Gary Prim. 4l4 Scott Robert Raniee, Donald Ra- per, Roderic Ran. Robert Rayner, Bob Reichardt. Rob- ert Reynolds, Sylvan Rey- nolds, Billy Richard. Hugh Riley, lack Riley, Phil- ip Ryan, Ioe Schaefer, Rich- ard Schaeller. lames Schif- iliti, Thomas Seebo, Robert Senn. Mike Shingleton, Cecil Sisk. Harold Smith. laines Smith, Martin Smith, R, K. Som- merfrucht, Stephen Spleth. lohn Spoor. Carl Stephens, Steven Stor- ey, Iody Sweetin, Bill Swin- nea, Gary Taliaferro. Ronal Turley. Donald Tnrvey, Ray Unruh. Hal Utsler. Patrick Vvalters, Rohert VVatson. lack VVatts, Timothy Weblwer, Edward Vvilliams. limmy Vvilliams. Kenneth VVilliains. Eldon VVilliamson. Dale VVinslOw, Williarii Vvitnian, Richard Witt, Larry Wol- lard, George Woods, James Wright. Lawrence Zigrang. Scott Hall house council was active in the fight to keep Scott a boys hall in- stead of being changed for the fourth time in the past tive years of its existence. 4I5 Single Meiifs Apzirtmcnts Weight Room dded to Single Men's Apts A new Weight room was the latest attrac- tion forthe residents of Single Mens Apart- ments this year. Single Men excelled in soft- ball and football. A Christmas dance with Brumley was the highlight of seasons social calendar. Larry Preston was active on the Student Discount Committee and Iesse Min- gilton was the chairman of the speakers com- mittee on the Student Lobby. Qfficers were lim Lightner, presidentg Gary Mathis, vice- presidentg Larry Preston, secretary treasurer. -vunvx.......3.T'-- WIS Getting in shape for intrziniurals, boys practiced football. lim Lightiier puts records on as be re- laxed in the zipzirtinent of the president. . . .,,e,.,.. .. - l A I 2 . gm' , vmashw. W1 We Single Men Rajiv Badhwar, Ed Bogie. Vfindell Bridgewater. Fred- erick Brooks, Henry Burris, Tryo Clymer. Gary Col- bert. Ronald Coleman, lom Croft. Phillip Deen, Don DeLian- eey. Iames Henry, Randy Hone. Danny Hoyt. Steve George. Robert Kram- heck. lim McConnell, Terry Marriott, Iesse Mingilton. Robert Motter. Craig Neal. Daniel Newman, Dan Old- ham, Ernest Pettit. Mark Petty. Iames Preston. Brian Price, Samuel Roberts. VVilliam Schaefer, Iimmie Shipman. lVlark Simms. A11- ron Smith. Gerald Smith. Henry Stevens. Lonnie Sumpter, Kenneth Thrower, Gary Turybury. Roy Vieux. Rich- ard VVhite. lames Wilson. lohn YVilson, Yukio Yoko' yama. Single Menus Apartments built a weight-lifting room for residents to use in im- proving their physical prow- ess and Co-ordination. 4l7 Stout Hall V p V lg W ' 1 'mal ,TM Parents' Day T roph Won by Stout Hall .Stout Hall won the Parents' Day trophy, aided troops in VietNam and gave parties for underprivileged children in Stillwater. Homecoming decorations were done jointly with Murray Hall. Social activities for the year included the annual Rose Cotillion for- mal and caroling at Christmas time. Stout Hall girls active on campus were Omea Moore, freshman cheerleader and DeEtta Growden, twirler. President was Ruth Mel- lies: Roberta Price, vice-president: Lois Richardson, secretary. 5 Et ,sg A There is nothing like .i roommzitt' to aid with final details. Girls' intrmmtrglls provided Stout resi- dents with relaxation and tompetition. Stout Marian Akin. Madalyn Al- exander. Ellen Allen. Linda Anderson, lanice Bacher. lanis Baker, Bobbie Bayliss. Karen Hays. Linda Bennett. Phyllis Bennett. Lajuana Blair. Vicki Blaser, Barbara Bracket. lnlie Brown. Elizabeth Buford, ludy Cal- laway. Patsey Cantrell, Gra- cie Carpenter, Suzanne Case, Cynthia Cates. Marlene Chenault. Bernadette Child, Kay Chris- tensen, Rebecca Clark, The- resa Clarkson. Christina Cluck, Bertha Conkling. lu- dy Conkling. Pain Cothran. Kathryn Cra- Ver, Corrine Criswell. El- len Crump. Toni Dale, Caro- lyn Daniel. Deborah Davis, Patricia Dressler, Sue Du Laney. Helen Dyer. Indy Edmondson, lulia Enrico. Marlene Fails, Edith Fair- man. Morton Farmer, Barbara Fatheree, Caryl Fellows, Mary Ferioli, Mary Flusche. Catherine Fore, Carla For- rester, Patricia Foster. Linda Fra- zer. Marianne Gage, Mary Gardner. Martha Garrison. Darlyne Gaynor, Connie Godsy. Donna Godwin. Linda Cotl. Mary Goodwin. Carroll Courd, Phyllis Grigar. De- Etta Growden. Linda Hall, lVlargaret Harris, Paula Heck. Mary Hendrix. Re- becca Hensley. April Hess, Sharon Hobbs. lnez Hochla. Shirley Holdnian, Laura Holliday, Diana Hollings- worth. Sandra Honisey. Har- riet Hudson. Stacia Hiiisli. Wlichele Hunter. Stout Sherri Hunter, Indy lrey. Marsha lenkins, Barbara Iennings, Indy lohnson, Sherry lohnson, Hattie lones. Ianetta lones, Verna lones, Carolyn Kaezynski, Rita Kainann, Cvloria Kamphaus, Margaret Kehr, Carrie Kil- go. Kathy Koons, Marsha Kos- ted, Cathy Lampkins, Lyn- elle Lancaster, lanet Land- rum, Katherine Larkey, Bet- ty Lawson. Mary Leach, Margaret Leath. Cynthia Lee. Norma Lic, Mary Lehman. Dena Lilley, Mary Lindberg. Nancy Lindsay. Carolyn Linnerman, Sne Lyon, loyce McCall, Mazie McCarty. Deborah McLaughlin, lackie McMinnamy, Gayla lVlacliell, Kendra Malmlwerg. Beverly Maple, Cathleen Martin, Linda Mays, Ruth Mcllies. Sharon Mellies, Sherryl Mellott, Dana Mid- dleton, loy Milburn, Ruth Miller, Sharon Mitchell, An- gie Mnich. Carolyn Moore. Omea Moore, Patricia Moore, Marcia Morris, San- dra Mouser. Sharon Mur- phy, Rosemary Novey, Pamela Parsons. Dixie Patrick, Evelyn Payne, Karen Phillips. Toni Pitezel, Pamela Presley, Roberta Price, lnlie Rawski. Lois Richardson. Neva Rook, Lynda Sanders. Car ol Schmidt, Sharon Schneberg- er, Carol Sellers. Karen Sharp, Linda Shattuck, Betty Sla- mans, Barbara Smith, Bar- bara Smith, Evelyn Smith, Kathleen Smith. Laljonn Smith. Stout Iacqueline Snell. Teddy Snow, Sally Starr, Linda Stead. Deborah Stewart, Res l7CCC2l Stewart. K a 1' en Strader, Louise Strain, ludith Sullens, Lin- da Sumner. Shirley Sweatt, Elaine Sykes, Suzanne Tate, Paula Tay- lor, Norma Thomas, Becky Tice, Ioan Tippeconnie, Christina Townsend. Katie Vanwye. Emerald VVainee, Martha VValker. Phyllis Wzilker. Elizabeth Wallis. Sharon VVaugaman. Sheryl VVeigant, ludith West. Donna White, Susan White, Fannie Williaiiis, Carol Winhelti. Linda Wolf, Iaekie VVood, Susie Woodriiig, Nlargaret Woods, Ruth Worthen, Donna Zurmehly, House council members from Stout Hall discussed plans for upcoming events and fu- ture projects. The couneil worked hard during the year to keep girls husy. 42l Tliutclici' Hall , , - diff - we lawmissifa:ww2Qif4..M,,.a,,.W ,, , 'Z Q Thatcher Hall Residents Displayed Talent Thatcher won third place in Homecoming float decoration in conjunction with Hanner Hall. The girls also had a SUAB Fair booth, 1- the annual Christmas candlewalk, and pre- pared stockings for the day care center. A talent show, dorm picnic and Moms Day rounded out the year's activities. Officers included Lenore Rhoads, president: lackie Hope, vice-president: Sharon Wilson, secre- tary: Kay Crager, treasurer: Iudy Cole, so- cial chairmang and AWS reprsentatives were Roseann Glover and Mary Clement. s El Fa'51ZYif M. 5 all -M5275 L 4 Qs ASL 4 Girls in Thatcher kept up with their daily Usoap operas, Thatcher resident proudly showed off thc trophy case and the awards won hy girls. Thatcher Ruth Bollinger. Karen Box- ley, Pamela Brown. Elda Burchett. Mary Clement. Carol Coates. Iudy Cole. Dorothy Cragar, Sandra Danel, Mary Dean, Ramona Espinoza, Iana Gates. Rosanne Glover, Amelia Goodhary. Margaret Gra- ham, Claudia Hambright. Elaine Knapp. Charlotte Lash. Kena Leis, Deloris Marlow. Vina Monahan, Caroline Muller. Kathleen Neill. Mar- tha Orndorff. Edwina Palmer, Ioyce Pettit. Martha Resneder, Lenore Rhoads. Sue Richards. Lin- da Shimanek. Iuanita Squire. Margaret Varey, Delores Vaverka. Linda Wilbanks, Elizabeth Wolff, Bonnie Zimmerman, lune wedding hells were of- ten in the minds of Thatcher Hall girls. Ambitious girls made their own wedding gowns in between having to keep up with their studies. 423 4 Xventz Hall smug-H ,X E I-41.-1:1105 Wentz Claimed First P Participating in Varsity Revue for the first time were the residents of Wentz Hall. They also placed first with their Homecoming dec- oration, sent gifts to VietNam, held Trick or Treat party for Headstart children and raised money for an electric wheel chair. Residents also participated in their tradition- al Chinese Auction and Christmas Candle- walk. Oflicers included Maggie Love, presi- dentg Beverly Scott, vice-president: Susan Benger, social chairmang Dee Dee Lands- man, secretary: Gloria Rubac, sports. Maggie Love. ent: presented qitts. The Christmas Cancllewalk was a moving experience for the girls of Wentz Hall. Wentz loanne Alexander, Galyle Anderson. Iudyth Andere son, Lynn Anderson, Sharon Andersen, Paula Andrew, Mary Ankersheil. Ioyce Asbury, Io Ashby, Mahala Babcock, Betty Io Baer, Cleta Bailey, Kathleen Barber. Carol Barr, Barbara Bauder. Karen Beckett, Claudia Bell, Pa- tricia Bellmon, Helen Ber- line, Barbara Berryhill, Su- san Bertch. Denita Bettinger, Priscilla Bickel. Gayle Bicket, Karen Biddle. Rae Biddle, Nancy Black. Merrie Blackwell. Marsha Boggs, Diana Bol- ton. Susan Booher. Randy Boss, Sherry Bradford. Pa, tricia Bradley, Peggy Brandt, Carol Brazil, Rebecca Bruce. Nancy Buchanan. Betty Buckmaster. Myrna Camp- bell, Paula Carpenter, Susan Chapman. Margie Chester, Linda Chil- ders, Carol Chandler, Carol Cochran, Martha Collier, Ellen Collin, Deborah Con- nally. Marcia Coons, Iimmie Coop- er, Karen Cooper. Sharon Cordis, Ian Covington, Gin- ger Cox, Lola Cox. Rita Crouse, Kathee Crowe, Candi Crum, Carol Crussell. loAnn Cruzan. Karen Cuth- bertson, Ann Daniel. Kathy Daniels. Kathy Davis, Stephanie Davis, Vivian Da- vis, Lana DeBakey, Patsy Deckard, Peggy Densmore. 425 Wentz Elizabeth Donayan, limmie Duncan. Colleen Durhin. Su- san Eichor, Ioyee Elkins. Lu Ellis. Sherolyn Eseue, Connie Evans, Sharon Fara- bough. laniee Farr. Ginger Faucett, Gloria Fehrenbaeh. Catherine Felclt, Patricia Finley. Patty Flaa, Indy Fowler, Linda Fowler, Lucinda Fra- zier, Theresa Frusher, Pen- ny Fuller, Nlary Gastaldo. Norma Gateley. Lois Geil. Carol Cvilloek. Sue Glasgow. Deborah Grady, Linda Graves, laclyn Greenwood. Phyllis Guillory. Shelley Guin, Laura Haas. Ann Hagmann. Sandra Haigler, Phyllis Hall, Cathy Ham. Rosalind Hand. Carol Han- sen. Carole Harrison. Gret- chen Harrison. Ianis Head- ley, Terry Hewgley. Georgia Helm. Sue Oxford, Henryetta sophf omore, showed otl her new motor powered wheelchair which was presented to her by women of Wentz Hall, Residents worked hard to raise money. 426 Wentz Linda Hensley, Linda Her- hert, lean Herbolsheimer, Lynn Hettick, Susan Hight. Roberta Hixon. Myrna Holi- man. Karen Hollis, Kristin Holm- berg, Connie Holt, Sallye Hortzog, Margaret Howard. Sharron Hubbard, Karen Hudson. Melissa Huggans, Karen Huneke, Pamela Hupp, Del- ma Jenkins, Marilyn Ienkins. Faye Ienkinson. Clara len- nings. Iill Iepson. Ian Iohnson, Marjorie Iohnson, Marti Iohnson, Anna Iohnston, Beverly Iones, Sandi Ioyce. Mary Ioyncr, Susan Keller. Ienee Kenreigh. lacklyn Ketchum, Linda Ketchum, Ianice Kinnear. Linda Kirch Beverly Klenda, Iennifer Knight. Saundra Koch, Bren, da Krittenbrink, Donna Lacki, DeEtta Landis, Dor- othy Landsman, Leslie Lauchton, Karen Leader, Barbara Leverton, Alda Ley, Cheryl Lightfoot, Malissa Like, Patricia Lind- horn. Cheryl Litchenburg, Carolyn Long, Donna Long, Marian Low, Nita Lynch. Darlene McKeown, Marian Maharas. Charlotte Manning. Ieanette Marsh, Kathy Martin, Mar- cia Mason, Iulia Maxwell. Iudith Mead. Cynthia Mer- rell. Sara Messall, Rhonda Midg- ley, Merrily Milburn. Lynn Miles, Sue Miley, Ianet Montgomery. M a r j o r i e Moore. 427 Wentz Dana Moss, Deborah Moss, Martha Moutray, Sandra Murdock, Kay Murphy, Sue Murrell, lane Nabozny. Carolyn Niebruegge, Penny Niemann, Cynthia Ninde, Sandra Nitcher, Rebecca Nix, Gala Nixon, Martha Nobles. Shirley O'Reilly, Mary Par- rott, Kay Patterson, Peggy Patterson, Susan Patterson, Sharon Pearson, Linda Pem- berton. Audrey Pennington, Benna Pesterfield, Pamela Philpott, Gerry Pinkston, Connie Pof- fenberger, Margaret Presnell, Mary Quinlan. Marian Ramsey, Rita Ran- son, Peggy Reed, lean Reins, Kathy Roberts, loAnn Rob- inson, Sheila Robinson. lanis Rosebush, Suzanne Ross, Norda Roszel, lanice Rudolph, Cecelia Sanders. Ianice Savage, Pamela Scan- tling. Dana Schaffner, Sarita Schneeberger, Linda Schoen- hals, Gail Schwamb, Beverly Scott, Kanclace Scott, Sylvia Scott. Ilene Semrad, Kay Sharp. Becky Shadid, Susan Shel- ton, Charlotte Shirley, Sylvia Short, Cindy Shriver. Io Shriver, Sandra Staton, Karen Smith, Lydia Smith, Margie Smth, Sheryl Smith, lane Smythe. Doveline Steer, Anne Stell- man, Madeline Stewart, Sharon Strange, Linda Storm, Sue Karol Storm, Cheryl Suenram. ,im Wentz Barbara Swanson, Ian Swig- gart, Ioan Taylor, Lynn Taylor, Orla Taylor, Peggy Tegerson, Linda Templeton. Katie Tener, lVlargaret Te- ner, Nancy Thomas, Sharon Thomas, Karen Thompson. Kathy Tolle. Georgann Tol- son. Sandy Towry, Karen Tuck- er, Iudy Turner, Leah Tur- ley, Ianie Tyler. Mary Yaananen. Karen Vaughan. loy Wadley, Brenda Walk- er, lane Walker, Sherry VVelch, Margaret Wettengel. Sherrilyn VVhite, Patricia Vfhitehouse. Ruth Whittet, Lynne Wil- liams, Emalie Williams, Ra- na Vvilliains. Sharron Wil- liams, Cynthia Wilson, Peg- gy VVilson. Barbara VVinslow, Sara YVint, Barbara Vlfrede, Mar- chita VVrecle, Susan Wynne. Iackie Yount, Nina Zingg, Marion Zumbro. Wentz Hall officers present- ed a skit for freshman girls and told of the many exper- iences they will meet during their college life. 429 West Bennett Hall Dance Hours Enjoyed by West Bennett Men in West Bennett showed increased in- terest in all phases of campus life. Dance hours were increased and the annual all- campus Christmas dance was held with their brother dorm, East Bennett. Intramural sports activities included football, basketball and baseball. The debate team was formed again, Men who were active in campus or- ganizations were Paul Cobb, Tau Iota Ep- silon and Bill Grousdale, Phi Eta Sigma. Cfficers were Bill Booth, presidentg Terry Ward, vice-presidentg Paul Cobb, secretary. asf 6-,W ',,:,.gt.v ,. , Boys in West Bennett took advantage ol the canteen for between meal snacks. A package from home often meant food and other goodies to keep young men going. ' 45 41 UQ ... 3. in ' Q ' . . .2 ai, Ea Q . .- Rr 7 -wa-arf -Y- I. Q' fb 1 . 'tff1si'.:i :in-.'-'ries,sf-':..5-5 4--. f-- was-1:-'::.4 '2.f1: ev.-vf .1-w.s::aS:viwa-ja .- 'Y f F :sd-'f1s...f2?s1k:zi-f . .,.,. . ...iw-i.-f.. is aff. as s nag-ei 1 515' 3 U mfr .. ,X s. . .w N -- rg.. ,.-. we I 3 -we Milf Q t w 1 W- .4 fl 6 ' e A as we gxgjzo- by .8145 tar is as i.:e5ii3afJ,ig-We K' M3 1 . miami-W .1 K if .. . IF .yi fv-., 1, l ig fi, I . - I 'ilqil jf ' 4 i .5 'ful 'BJ f 51 A -. i w- , ,. .Q W il! .i,, an is W. Bennett Bruce Albertson. Gary Ald- rich. Neil Allison, Harrison Ames. lack Ashbaugh. Da- vid Ashworth. Freidoun Ashtari. Nlarshall Ault. Raul Autry. Robert Badeen. Carlos Bahr, Dennis Barnes, Iohn Bat- dorf, less Baxter. Gary Belitz. Iinimy Bennett. Alfred Berryhill, Raymond Berryman, Franklin Black. Iames Black. David Boepple. lanies Booker. Tim Bowling. Scotty Branum. Iohn Bre- mer. Robert Borders, Larry Brooks, Kenneth Brower. lim Burnett, Dennis Bush. Phillip Bush. Rodney By- master. Michael Calayan. Michael Campbell. Robert Campbll. Carroll Thomas, Randall Chandler, Iohn Curchill. Rick Claxton, Paul Cobb. lohn Connolly. Thomas Conrady. Kenneth Cook. Roy Cook, Michael Cornwell, lay Corr, Robert Covey, David Craw- ford. Gary Crawford. Steven Crawford, Ronald Croft. Ronald Crook, Charles Culbertson. Iames Cunning- hma. David Curley. Vvood- son Dale, Iohn Dancer. VVilliam Dane. Ioe Deupree. Thomas Doo- ley. Lindell Dorsett, Charles Dudding. Stephen Due. Ronald Duffield. Gary Dun- ean. Grant Easterling. Ken- neth Edwards. Philip Ed- wards, Iaines Eekhardt, Ter- ry Enderland, Anthony Engel. lvlark Far- ley. laines Paw. Steven Frosch. lVlichael Frame. lames Fuente. Chuck Full- hart. . Bennett Carl Fuqua, Bradley Gaddis. Iimmie Garner, lerry Ginn. Bill Glasco. Robert Coggin. lames Goodson. Steve Grady. Cary Gra- ham, Iohn Gray. Larry Greenhaw. Dickson Gunn, Steve Haberly, Howard Harding. Doyle Harcly. lames Harris. limmie Harris. Van Harvey. Gary Hihbets, Iohn High- land, Clement Hitchcock. Dennis Hubbard. Frank Hul- nik. Nlehrdad Iahani. Iohn Ienkins, lohn Iohnson, David lones, Michael Karpuk. Dick lielson. Lee Kidd. Beryl Kindred. lot- Kirk. Robert Koher, Frank Kovar. lklichael Krogmire. David Kuykendall. Lelan Lancaster. Charles Lane. Lyle Larkin. Richard Leon- hardt, lustin Levier. lim Lewis. West Bennett tried to follow the pattern of other dorms on campus by establishing a complex with its neighbor. East Bennett. House council planned many joint ellorls. 255253 N , 8 2 an . 'TX v I: . - 3 f fs.. . .... ci,- ,.? . na 5 1 5 , 'M 2 iss? f ki', 3 -.S f 4 141.0 Y . 4' in-.aiu ,ww ww S, Q new l Ari 5' xv Heil eww ,gum X Cru! . 22? lla th 9 A Qu 1'-9 .J 'ZX ,iii sg fir Ek .gr y 3, hifi ,tv . -1 4 Q L if! f 112,211 A E. rf,-W5 2' I-U U 1' yff, : . Bennett Allwrt Lilly, Iohu Little. Carl Lowvnsohn. Howard Ludlum, lamcs Lumlwrs. Ro- gvr lNflcCoy, Claude MuCul- lar. Lynn McDonald, Richard McDowell, Floyd Maguire, lack Mcirtiiic, Mikt' Matth- vws, Douglas Mcycr. Gary Michael, Larry Miller. Raymond Montgomery. Rolwrt Mor- gan, Ermal Morris. Iohn Morris. Don Myers, Clifford Gino. lames Nowlin, Ierry Parker. Donald Partain. Ionathan Patterson. Richard Payne. Phillip Pierce, Stephvn Pow- cll. Marvin Ralva. Iamcs Ram- scy. Richard Rea. Crt-gory Reeves. Miuhael Risinqer. lcrry Roll. Arnold Russcll. Roger Russo. Iimmcy Satter- lvv, Richard Scaling. Tom Shcrifli. Daw Sherry. Robert Shirk. Terry Shutts, Michael Sias. lost' Simon. Pedro Simon. Patriuk Sims. lames Slack. Paul Smith. Stephen Smith. Wzilter Smith, Eldon S0- dovvslcy. Robert Socrries. Str-ye Solomon. A. Spar- lin. VVoodai'd Springstube. Ioe Steele. lames Stcnqle. Danny Swahb. Charles Swinton. Charles Taylor, Larry Tay- lor. Charles Thannhausen. Ksith Thomas. Terry Trissell. Bill Trous- dale. Fred Utter. Randy Van Nostrand. Henry VVauah- dooah, Carl VVOhstur. Bill Vfingartncr. lohn VVQisnQr, Dvnuis NVi- dowski. Carl VVilson. Larry Wilson, Larry Yocum. lames Young. Troops in VietNam Received Willard Gifts Honors Won by Willard Hall included sec- i coming, WRHA scholarship trophy for the 9 highest grades, table tennis doubles trophy for the second year, and the powder puff football game over Murray Hall. The girls sent Troop D in VietNam gifts and invited children for Christmas dinner, They were presented a drop by Cordell Hall. Rose Candlelight was held for the engaged girls. Oflicers were Marilyn Roads, presidentg Martha Hutchins, vice-president: Kay Kar- ban, secretaryg Iayne Gill, treasurer. 3 f Willard resident showed scrapbook of troops in VietNam. The women of Williird Hall received this huge drop from the men of Cordell Hall. e g I 2 5 ? i it ond place in women's division for Home- EE i 5 if if Willard Barbara Allen, Priscilla An- drews. Kay Baker, Brenda Barnes, Neva Bass. leanette Bates, Patricia Bay, Bonnie Beach, Candy Beal. Patricia Beese. Susan Berry- man, lane Best. Linda Black. Nancy Blackwood. Diana Blando, Vickie Bocox. Karne Boldin. lVlary Bornef mann, Nlarilyn Brady. Carol Brooks. Candice Brown. Karne Brown. lVlargaret Brown. Denise Browning, Lizheth Brydges. Diane Bn- ettner. Vicky Carignan. lane Carlile. lndith Carter, Nlary Carver. Carol Cecil. Indy Chandler. lnlie Chase, lan Christensen. Ann Clark. Rehecca Cochran. Denna Coiner, Karen Collins. Nan- cy Conner. Eclxyina Cook. Gwen Cooper. Loretta Cot- trell. Diann Cowling. lo Crocker. Linda Crozier, Linda Crume. Carol Cuniniings. lVlary Da- vidson, Sherre Davidson. lill Davis. Paula Dcarstone, Dyonna Dickson, Cheryl Doescher. Peggy Dooley. Katherine Dossey, Linda Duncan. Linda Dutton. Sharon Ehrle. Katherine Ellis, lanell En- nieier. Sherry Ethridge. San' dra Evans. Billie Fairnian. lVlary Fallon, Beyerly Flan- agan, Linda Forbes. Charla Fryrear. Lorene Fula, Dee Garrett. lndith Ciger. Sherry Giles. laync Gill. Linda Cillig. Peggy Gillif land, Linda Ginilin. lanis Class. Marlyn Cooclluary. 435 illard Sin' liooCl111.111. Dana Goocl- son, Patsy Curr, Karen Gra- llillll, Karon Grcgg. Patricia Urifnn, Bcity Haas. Ivan Haas. Nclda Hair, Sherry Halt: Indy Hanson. llarrict l'lilI'Clll'lQ. Linda Har- tlisun, Ruth Harris. Vicki Harris, Kristin Harry. Dnrlvne Hatton, Nancy Hof- lvy, Cheryl Hcndrcn, Ianvllc- llcr111ann, I.1n1't Hcrrinann. Clicryl Hicks, Indy Higlilill, liatliy Higlitoxycr. Clivryl liildinger. Kathy Hill. Karcn Hodkinson. Rita Hodns. Patricia Hodcr. Cntliy llorn- ing, Delorcs Honser, lVla1'- slia Howard, cill'IlClEl I-Iuwcll, Carol Hnntcr, Ellcn lnivx. Vinita lnglc. Paula Irwin. Viclu Iarnistun. Clicryl It-th, Slliilil Iolinsnn. Sharon Iolinf stun. Snsan li.1111111. K.1tl111rinc li.11'lwa11, l-lI1Clil Kctk. Nurina licpford, lVl.11'y Kvy. Susan Kidd. Indy King. Carol Kirliscy. Dvlulwic Koinali. Diane Knrlf, Diana Lancaster, Nlida Lan- ninn. lxflklfgfililll L4lliI'CI'lCC, Lavonne l.,1lXYI'k'IlCC, Saliclra I,2lVVI'L'IlCC. Snzvn Lcc, Mill'y' Lcikain. Karcn Lialuoc, Ianct Lictzkc, Patricia Lindly, Linda l,ooA man, Ianet l.oon1is. Linda MuAt1-1-. Lydia lVlt'- Carvcr, Carol lVlcGnirO, Pa- tricia lVlcGnirc, Linda Mc- Kvcrnan, Ianc lVlcLnr1', Di- .1nn11 lVlaplc. Mary Meindcrs, Linda Mot- sulicr, Indy lVlt'zgQr. Barbara lVlillcr, Do11nalVliller, Indy Millvr. Linda Mittclstc-t. I ff L? Y-r ,ly ,,. it, 5 .Q 23 .Q 'X' 'lk 'ss- ev QW' Wx '36 .N as ,A 5 ' :ii-'15 'ffff 2: 'I 'fb ga I is S X 3 Q., My , . i f . ii : 1' Willard Phyllis Mock, Marcy Moore, Sandra Moore. ludith Nash, Martha New, Margaret Ng, Mary' Ninnian. Lora Noltcnsmeyer, Patricia Norris. Lynne Owens, Van- na Palmore. Shotim Pathaf manuth, Terry Patton, Helf en Pelliter. limmie Penny, Le Ann Pc- terson. Marie Pierce. leanne Potts, lanet Reams, Kathy Radcliff, Sandra Reed. lanis Rice, Marilyn Richard- son. Sharon Rickman. Kah- leen Risner, Marilyn Roads, Dorothy Roberts. Carolyn Rogers, Mary Roberts. Kathy Rog- ers, Carol Rossano, Edith Schmitz, Marsha Stliroer, Charlene Seebeck. lnditli Seefeldt. Mary Sc:-ly, Opal Sims, leannctte Simunek. Betty Sipes. Marilyn Slack, Bren- da Smith. Carol Smith. Cheryl Smith. lo Ann Smith. Marsha Snider, Helen Snye der, Carol Sprowls, Iudith Standeford, Mary Stephens. Vvillards ',Time Tunnel' took second place in wo- menls division of Homecom- ing decorations. Spectators took a look at Oklahoma States past history. illard ligircii Stcpp, lVlm'sli.1 Stow' nrt. Namy Stiles, DcAiin Stmtliuouilw. Vicki Stolcii, PElll1L'l.l Story. Linda Strait. Clmrlotrc Strculitr, Demi Swim. Rtijcim Taylor. Aim Tetlt, Siisim Tcfft. Vcm Tcrrill. Bzirluzirzl Thompson. Lin Tlioiupson, limis Tomp- kins. loan Turiiisky, Cathy rl-lllXllOFH. lVl.irjoi'ic Tytcniuz, Sharon Uzzvll. Dian.: Vim Landiiiglmm. Pzm1t'l.i Vuuglm, Carole V0- rmtor. Clicryl Xvalddlc, lVlz1ry VVnltcrs, Emily VVzirm'r, Ru- lwy Vvutvrs, loyuc Vlfuiigli. l3ntr'it'i.i VVziyumii. Linclzn Wt'2lX'LxI'. Nancy Wl1lt2lkL'l'. ltidy VVliitcucr, Ioy VVliit- sou, Kiircu Wills, Cindy Vvilson. Ktll't'll Vlfittum, Pvggy VVolf- voiuc. Milfs' VVomt1clQ, Cheryl Vvoods, VVilleuc XVoodmor0, Paula Young, Clizirlottc' Zweizxclicr. Provmg tlicy kcpt up with homvwork amd still had time lor rclaxution wcrc thesc four girls, Shown pliiying lvridqc are thc girls from Vvlillgircl who mzitlc .i -l.0. ,TI1 l l.PVI 'll' if f'l 'V 2- gil' VVillham Hull Willham Was Largest and Newest Hall Willham Hall, 14 stories tall and the newest hall on campus, was the first hall to begin the Uno hours program. The big event of the year was a Christmas party for needy child- ren. REDSKIN Beauty finalists were Fawn Wilson and Sharon Rickmang Kay Brown was Homecoming queen attendant: Mary Stitt, WRHA presidentg Kay Weibel, editor of Soliliquy and Lawanda Connally editor of the REDSKIN. Oflficers were leanne Mauk, president: Shelba Fuller, vice-president: Ar- lene lVlclVlahan, secretary. VVillham's penthouse displayed their choice for a playniatc, First thing in each Willliziiii girls mind when she comes home from classes is MAIL! Willham Putritizi Akin, Neniuy Allvcrt. Ida Allman. Phyllis Alltun. Catlicrinc Amelon, Angela Andvrson. Lynette' Arvndt. Rcbcttu Artz. Katia Ascur- runz. Kzithianne Badgwcll, Suzmniv Baker, Charlotte Balsaino. Mziry' Barliydt. El- llvdzu Bates. Pzunclu Bclcher, Rolwcrtzi Bel- cher, lainct Belew. Iulic Boll, Sherry Bcnhani. Szilly Biby. Cunclnuc Bingham. Tcrcsn Birks. Judy Bixler. Iody Blackbird. Carol Black- burn. Linda Blake. Lynn Blnkt-stud. Sandra Bonner. Carol lirudcn, Anna' Brady. Nlziry Plrccdlove. Niru Brid- wcll. Icnnifer Briglmin. Christine' Brown. Knron Brown. lVlfirilyn Brown, Sliuron Brown. Carol Bryant, Karen Brydvn, VVilma Bunch, Car- Ql Burlnnd. Sue Burnett. Taking advantage of no- hourx pulicy, seniors Fawn VVilsun und Marcia Minton signvd in at the office. Of course. thcy were studying lato for gi test in thc library. rf Q . W, 'wav' ' Q we Jil? f v ., H-uf' -we-'L QQ vw x- ,W iw-C an' ix . S .fm W - 1 ur . g A 4 . MH . 'vw M. w in if-'WfQ.Qi 3 ws .is rr Willham Dianna Burrows. Mayo Busche. Ruth Cales. Nancy Campbell, Kathryn Casey. Mary Catlin, Letha Caudle. Carol Caudill. Angela Char- loe, lean Childress, Gayle Clapp, Pam Clemens, Dana Cleverdon. Carole Cloning- er. loy Cobb. Drucelle Coffclt. lackie Combs, Linda Comer, Donna Connally. Lawanda Connally, Patti Cooper. Sandra Cornelison, laniee Cosper, Frances Crabtree, Donna Crayens, lanet Craw- ford, Brenda Crone, Bever- ly Crow. Penny Culp. Connie Cun- ningham. Carol Cunning- ham, Carole Dianne Cun- ningham. lacque Daugherty, Cynthia Davis. Deborah Da- vis. Mary Davis. Patsy Davis, Vicki Davis, Sharon Decker. Mary Dickey, Iann Died- rich, Geraldine Dover. Kathleen Drumm, Betty Eb- erhardt. Patricia Edwards. Mary Ellis, Deanna Ells- worth. Lynne England. Alice Erickson. Martha Eyans. Yvonne Fish- er, Viclxi Feddersen. Kath- ryn Flooel. Pamela Foster, Sandra Foster. Laura Fox. Kaye Frampton, luclith Francis, ludy Frazier. lna Fry, lo Ann Gajcla. Sharon Gallagher. luclith Gallaway. Diane Gilmore, lo Gilmore. Indy Goertz. Marilyn Grau- mann, Libby Graves, Pat Groat. Susan Guill. illham Linda Giimmer, Karen Gun- kel, Rehecca Hale. Sue Hall, Karen Hamilton. Annette Haney, lan Hardwick. Linda Harrison. Melinda Hang. Claudia Hawkins, Carol Hiatt. Connie Hert, Anne Hickey. Kathy Hoar. Billie Hollingsworth, Susan Holmes, Frances Holt, Sue Horn, Dalita Howard, Pani- ela lker. Anne lmler. Terry Ingram, Malsy lack- son, Pamela lackson. Rose- mary Jackson. Bonnie lames, Becky lohns, Barhara lohn- son. Karla lohnson, Lt-tha Iohn- son, Lynda lohnson. Phyllis lones. Rhonda lnrrens, Ro- salie King, Cynthia King, ham. Carol Kinzer, Pamela Kising- er. Cynthia Knox, loyce Kosted. Linda Kosted, Char' olette Kramer. Christine Lahno. Carolyn Landers. Kathy Lawson, Ianie Leljorce, Di- ana Leist, Mary Lewis, La- Deena Link, Sharon List. Francie Little, Edwina Lodge. Cynthia Lorezen. Carol Loiithan, Indy Lowry. Carolyn Lyons, Alica Mc- Broom. Sheila McCall, Marqnita lVlcClnng. Kathy McGill. Dana McGoveran. Pamela McLane, Arlene McMahan, Pamela McMellon. Hope McNeil, Lillian Madi- son. Mary Mallett, Dehhie Mallon, Karen Marshall. Sharon Marshall, Mary Mar- tin. 'C' 2 ...X me -4 K-V ii... -cf' Y ff' axis - if -W 'r', 3' K N PM HE, -a 47 :twigs gill! 'll aww illh-am Pamela Nlartin. Pauli Mtlr- tin. Carol Matherly, Ie-an Matthews. Mary Matthews, Mary May. Marilyn Mayes, ludy May- nard. Connie Meadors, Mc- linda Mears, Lynn Melber. Sylvia Melton. Mary Men- endez, Cheryl Merritt. Ioyce Miller, Sherlyn Miller, Indy Minis. Dana Miner. Marcia Minton. Shirley Mitchell. Sue Mitchell, Diana Morti- mer, Kelsey Morton, Carole Munsey, Carol Murphy, Sue san Murphy, Kathy Murf ray. Nancy Nlurray, Phyllis Mue sick, Billye Newton, Claudia Nichols, Patricia Nichols, Celia Nickels, Nancy Nor- FIS. Sandra Olson. Lois Paleck. Beverly Payne, Pamela Payne, Dianne Petty, Linda Pippin, Norma Price. A ballot box was set up in the Willhain lobby for girls to vote on who they wanted for their dorm officers. New officers took over at the the start of second semester, 443 Willham Sharon Pruett, Glenda Pugh. Cherly Randles, lVlarilyn Ratzlafl, lulie Reed, Vivian Reininger, Beverly Reints. Patricia Reser, Elizabeth Richards, Louvina Rivers, Coy Robinson. Constance Rogers, Ann Roller. lanet Royse. Marilyn Ryker. lane Sain, mons, lVlarilyn Sanderson, Teresa Sandlin, Kelly Say- ers, Anne Sewell. Linda Schaefer, Patricia Scherrer, Kathleen Scholz, Ioan Schooler. Ann Schriever, Cynthia Schroede er. Pamela Scruggs, Fritza Scott. Nlary Shackelford. Sandy Sherard, Sheryl Shoffner. Carol Shokley, Diane Simp- son, Glenna Slaight, Nancy Smallwood. Ardith Smith. Barbara Smith. Billie Smith. Connie Smith. KaSaundra Smith. Linda Smith, Marsha Smith. Willhzim residents gave a Christmas party for Still- water children, complete with refreshments, a tree. a visit from Santa Claus. and gaily wrapped presents. 444 W, ,S ,, ew on ku K! 'ia V, ia ic ' A z wi .- gz:,,p5V .xl X, X ,, ' far. if . M .,..aq?a4Q.Isf3fiasa.r ANR IA AXA Ak fy Wffiiii 'f K.Ah gf2,iga5fgg. f . , . .. faff YQ- .gi ff 2 '12 . . , -,, 'ef in f 5 ' ' ' . 'M V- E H - J ,,', I KV 5 1 ' ' Iiifglfr S- fv- ,,.,,, N f 'fgffg,..:z 2. ww r' Sa. img' vi rv- in wr--r '37 .L Willham Ruth Smith. Sharon Smith. Glenda Snioot. Vicki Snider. Karen Snyder, Patricia Sou- leli. lov Soules. Chesley Sparks, Linda Stew- art. Patricia Stewart, Beverly Storts. Mary Stitt, Marsha Stone, Dana Stricklin, Sylyetta Striplin, Carol Swanson. Suzanne Switzer. lane Tanner, Barbara Tarr. Marilyn Talley. Maurine Taylor. Claudia Teddy. Icri Teenor, Rose Tengrem, Diane Terry. Betty Thomas, lane Thomas. Pamela Thomas. Reheeca Thompson. Sharon Thompson. Suzelle Tuma. Becky Trent. Paula Tucker, Mary Underwood, Cari Vache. Ieannette Vail, Sharon Van Alstine. Susan Van Burkled, lane Vance. Rhonda Vann, Therese Voellinger, Eliza- heth Vrooman, Myra VVade. Sherie Wald. Pamlea YValker. Anne Vfalf ton. Iudy VN-'arren, Sharon VVarren. Ronda Watkins. Linda VXf'eatherly, Claireda VVeayer. Shirley Welch, Di- ana VVestfall. Brenda Whit! more, Darcy Vfilken, Pam- ela Vvalliains. Peggy VVilliams, Deana Vvilson. Fawn VVilson, Iudy VVilson. Linda Wilson, Paula VVilson. Sharon Wiri- ters. Ann Vvood, Paula Vkfoodall, Barbara VVright, Mildred VVright. Elizabeth Young, Sharon Young. Marianne Zalewslii. 445 Going to class day by day, we often wondered why we were here. The years passed and many were left be- hind: but, for some there was a purpose and reason. Looking toward the future we journeyed on, learning and building as we went. v' 'Sf 1 3 if as Q Classes FOURTH YEAR VETERINARY EDICINE DONALD ROY BILES, M,d'wI AVAM .VII Eff. Housf-7 E. WAYNE BOLAND, BouInIv, N.D.. AVI' AVMA' MICHAEL FREDERICK BOUNDS, CF-,ESI HEII, N.C,. AVMA, 'I'II'I' IZIIIZT CHARLES CLINT CALLAHAN, Hobfwt 5I'I'fl' SAMUEL JAY COMBS Tiow-a5 ANP, AVMA- DANNY DEE DENHAM, KC3 ,VII ffz SETI- BILL H FOSTER, Turpin, A'I', AVMA: JAMES CLAY FREE- NY, Cffddg i!'I'I, AVMA' EARL GENE ERIE, Bvoke' Arvow .MIC AVMA' ROY PATRICK GARRISON, BarTIcaviIIe, 'I'II'I', 'I'Z, AVMA, WILLIAM KELLY GIBBS, JR., Ree?dsviIIe N.C. SETI, AVMA: JEANNIE LOU GREEN, OYIN' JAVMA AVMA' WILLIAM DWIGHT GROSSMAN. Pr-yor, ,VIC AVMA: JOHN ADAMS HAMIL, RN f--f - side IIL, .VIL ATSI- KEITH ALLEN HAND, Aff:-A AVI' AVMA. JOHNNY D. HOSKINS, SIIIIwaIQv SIVIHE, AVMA7 JOHN STEPHEN HOVVARTH, CONV? Soviwns AW. AVI' AVMA, Acach: KENNETH O. ISOM, S+iIIwmw' XA, Umiversify RQIifqIous Council, 'I'K'I', 'PIII AVMA' HERSCHEL JERRY JAGGARS, Chomff-1. .VIC AVMA, RICHARD EUGENE KILLOUGH, Matthews N,C, UTI AVMA Earf1wI-Iousv THOMAS R. LATTA, Fm Suomi, .DIC AVMA' MICHAEL T. MCCREIGHT, O2',Iw::rr'a CM, ZITI AVMA7 LAWRENCE DAVID MCGILL, Wave-fm N35--, ZITI AZ, AVMA' ROGER ALLEN MC- MILLAN, JR., Mem, Ark. AVI' AVMA' RICHARD ALLEN MAULDIN, I-IfwIIIf. .VII flwlli, DAN MERKEY, SWIwfafer SIT! AVMA' GERALD DEAN O'MEALEY, T0 I-lu.: AVI' AC-mia' DAVID JAMES PARKS, Urwffm Grcve, N.C., AVI' 'I'Z AVMA' HENRY CHARLES RANDAZZO, S2 Ma - VIIIQ, Ln., .VI', AVMA' HENRY ELLEN RAYL, J :' VIIIQ Lfs, 'I'K'I' AAA AVMA. EDDIE JOE RICHEY, pfawImA,ka, AVMA7 ADRIENNE ELIZABETH RUBY, Mu5If':' .--1 MCVMV Efmvd 'I'IVI' YD, Smdemf Smderxr, AVMPM RICHARD LEE SHAF- ER, Nwwkirk, ANI' AVMA: RICHARD W. SCHAFER, asm. AW. Nfl. AVMA 2X- ARCH SHEETS. Muskofqee AVI', AVMA' SARA SI-IIPMAN, SHIIWW- er 'I'If'I' AVMA KA. Cfwx-.fEf,', Ark, -XZ New rH Chi .VIR AVMA: WILLARD THOMAS SODOWSKY, JR.. Fgirvfpw, AZ, ANIL Smderd Sevaw AVMA EAn'vw. HQJSQ' HAROLD R. SPALDING, EfavI'ew5Ie AVI' AVMAA CHARLES STARKEY, Mxlvarw Ark, .XIII AVMA' BILL C. SWAFFORD, Bv'oIce' Arrrzvs AVI' AVMA' JAMES A. SUMMERS, Ozfafk Ark, AVI' AVMA. GEORGE E. TAYLOR, CIivw'of1 UTI, AVMAA MIKE THOMAS, Nirwfekfixh, Bhd S1 5 IlZII4E, AVMA AVI' AFI VERNON RICHARD THORNTON, SIIIIWMW AVI', 'I'I'-3, JAMES RONALD WALCOTT, Almb AVI' KA- CHARLES GLENN WARREN, Robcfsowfk- N.C., AVI'1 GARY LYNN WHITE, Sffatfcvrd, AVI' AVIVIA, THIRD YEAR VETERINARY EDICINE IMMIE BALDWIN, SIiIIwcIer: ALBERT BLANTON, Iwelby, N,C., NANCY BLUM, Izayeffe-viIIe, N,C.I IM BONHAM, Cordelit RAY BURD, Okmuiqee. ENNETH BYRD, FI. Towsor: JOHN CHITWOOD, Ofeauq JEANNETTE CLARK, OkIaIioma CIW: AMES COCKEILL, Siiiiwaiert WILLIAM CODY. iilsa. EIL CORNEIL, Nardiri: CHARLOTTE DETCH, Lewisburq, W. Va.: MAX FICKEN, Marskialig ROG- R FOOTE, Bafori Rouge, La., JOHN GOEDEKEN, Naporiee, Nebr. DONALD HEISE, Sayre! CHARLES HOLMBERG. Erick: DAVID LONG, Lfiwromq MICHAEL LORENZ, Erid: ALAN MADDOX, BIack Mounfair N,C. DAVID MARX, Eunice, Lax JOHN MILLER, Mus- koqeeq RONALD MILLS, NewaIIaA WILLIAM MOORE, Rusrori, La., BOYD NEWBY, Copcm. EUGENE O'NEAL, Wisicrt TOM PHELPS, Ponca Cifyy ROBERT POTEET, Oia, Ark., JAMES RUSTER, SIiIIwa+er' JOHN SEXTON, Waiwiii Ridfie, Ark. RICHARD SHAWLEY, Enid: JAMES SHEARER, H Smifkw, Ark.: JOHN SKEELES, Aiexfmdrifi, La.: RICH- ARD STEDMAN, Davis. JAMES TAYLOR, Imboden, Arky GARY WALLIS, Loweii, Ark,, LEE WARD, Pericii DILIII, Ark.: JERRY WEINAND, Giifkirie. a- iii! WB- . 5 X if V55-hx .- , ii Six GWR: I 'S . assi K , SP 4 - ' asia Q 3 EM VY' Q4 . -Q - ,,-. 54 ....,, yi- , ...A Q3 f 33:1 'sv 'flffqvw 'Za--v 'HQ-4.4 -E' fir' l i. Wir' a..,.-4 SECO D YEAR VETERINARY MEDICIN MIKE ANDREWS, S'3IIw-afgw ROBERT BAHR, P+ Smith, Ark, ROBERT BARROS, SrIIIwf.revp STEPHEIN BENNETT, Bmon ROUIFFJ L-L, JACK BUTLER, Tuba BILL CLAY, Bixby' DONALD DICHARRY, Bsdor Rouge, Ln.: LARRY ENDERSBY, Vffliidvldfdf FRED ENRIGHT, Bafofw Roufqo, Im: SUSAN FAULKNER, IVIm'c.3arIIowr:, Vv'. Vfx. DONNIE GARDNER, Lfme Grover HOWARD HA- NEY, Ovcrbrook' RICHARD HANSCHU, Nowfxmy WILLIAM HUMPHREY, S-uIwI,aw.' RONNY KIEHN. Cm'deII. DAVID KINDAID, P01101 Ciwi STANLEY KOSANKE, CovdeII' MACK LEA, B-:IOP RCU Lff WILLIAM MCCLEES, OrieriInI, N.C.: JOHN MCDANIEL, Tox- WHVYM. ERIC MUNSON, GIQWIQIJ N,Dn MARVIN NEW- LIN, Mnbrxrreg, N.C.' LARRY NOLEN, Bwbfwrki LAWAYNE NUSZ, Okf-me' THOMAS RANDOLPH. Sf1IIxsaw. JAMES RICHARDSON, S'f:LQsdffIe N.C.: COLE- MAN SCOTT, SfmuIpa: L. D. SHAW, EI Remo, TOM SHROYER, Euffmlm' BRUCE SIMMONS, Hickory, NC, BABETTE SIMMS, Mimrwlmgtom, W. Vw.: CHARLES SMITH, Wfarren AVL: DAVID SMITH, Jef' HARO- MON SMITH, BIFCJG-ye, Ark' JOHN SOUTHER- LAND, Rush Sprir-us. GARY STILL, WI'If:IQ+ CIM' LYNDON TATE, Ke-045 TYLER O'HARA, CIfwIoP3 TED WIGGINS, Paris. Ark: ARTHUR WILLS, GIG: Mcf1a1,W.Vf1. FIRST YEAR VETERINARY MEDICIN NEIL ALLISON, Woodward: GEORGE BADLEY, Shidlerz DONALD BATTIN, Green Forest Ark.: JULIA BLUE, Romney, W. Va.: THOMAS BOWLES. I IcnryeI'Ia. CARL BROWN, RQII: TOMMY BROWN, PerryviIIe. Ark.: PHIL CHITWOOD, Poreauz JIM CHOCK- LEY, Beaver- SYBIL CHRISTIAN, Kinder, La, SAM CROSBY, Frederick: ALVON CROSSLIN, Talw- Iequfalnq GARY DETRICH, Midwesr CIW: THOMAS EUBANKS, SIiIIwaIert EDWARD FERRELL, Leedev. GEORGE ELYNT, WInsIon-Sf1Iem, N.C., BILL FUL- TON, Elackwpll: JOHN GAGE, TuIsa' DOUGLAS GAST, New OrIeans, Ln: KENNETH GUNKEL, EI- dorado. ROBERT HALL, Oklancrna CIM, CHARLES HAT- FIELD, Scmnweer CIW, MO.: JAMES HENSLEY, W-ynnewood' DICKY HODGES, BOISQ Chg: GLENN HUCKABEE, OkI1rInon a CIW. CHARLES JACKSON, Edenron, N.C.: RICHARD KEETON, EI Dorado Ark., LARRY KERR, Burron, W. Va., CARL MCCOY, RIpIev. W. Va.: CLIFF Mc- DONALD, Aroka. LAWRENCE MCTAGUE, STIIIwe17er, LARRY MINT- ER, OkIaI'1orna CIW: JOHN MYERS, TuIsa' ANNA PARKER, AIn'm, Ark.: JAMES RALSTON, EI Dorado. Ark.: JIM REYNOLDS, SIIIIWHICL EUGENE RICHARD, EI Dorfado, Ark.: JOHN SCOTT, TuI5a, RICHARD SHEPHERD, Lake Providence, La! JIMMIE SHIPMAN, GuII'1rIe7 MARCIA SHORT, MI. Ida, Ark.? WAYNE SIZELOVE, Laverne. JOHN THILSTED, AIvf1' JOHN WEISNER, Greens- boro, N.C.t EUGENE WILLIAMS, FI. Smirh, Ark.: CHARLES WILLS, RaIsIon7 RICHARD WILSON. Ef1irvIf3w7 TIMOTHY WOODY, Greenwrpod, Ark, 133' G? in YI' YT? I,-if II GRADUATE ST DENTS SULTAN UDDIN AHMED. Dfmccfa, Pdkistfm, Tech. Insrihhe: NADHIMA AL-JIBOORI, Baghdad, Iraq: ROGER B. ALLEN, Dallas, Texas, AK-3, WX, HWANG CHIH-MINS LI AMA, Taipei, Tafwfarg FRANCIS GENE AMRHEIN, Ahrocnrm, Pfam fI'ZK, Xl-Z, ASCE' CARL MARVIN APPLEWHITE, EI, Worfh, Texas, IIIRN, IEEE, BSU. SHIRLEY FLANAGAN APPLEWHITE, Chafwdleri IBTIHAJ SAID ARAFAT, Ammfm, Jordan, Arab Stu- cIemIs7 JOHN M. ARLEDGE, OIcIahorha CIW, KEN- NETH WILLIAM BALTS, Jim EMIS, WIS.: REBECCA HARRIS BAUCHMAN, ShIIwf1IerZ RUPERT LESLIE BENNETT, Kirvcsfofw, Jwmaica, AQrIcuIIure. BARRY LEE BOYD, Ahnez, I3Iue Key, AZ, EavmHousc: BERNEITA NORTH BOESCH, Ponca Ciwr EDITH ELLEN BRINKER, Wsa'1cnnev', IIZK, K-XII, ITA, Themre GuIId, -AZ: JOHN E. BROWN, Oklahoma CIW, AX- DONALD KEITH BUNCH, SIIIIWMHS Arq- riCuI+ure7 RICHARD L. BURANDT, BQIIQVIIIQ, Kam., IITX' MERLE ROY BUSS, I IL:r:TGr 'I'If'I', AZ, Whru'f, When, ILXK, Top Twe'1Iy Seniors, AIT, STERLING ALVA CARBERRY, Gufhri:-, II-VI LEON DARREL CHAP- MAN, Perry, Erwcgirweerinq, IIKN, IT, PAO LUNG CHEN, SiIIIwa+er, XI5, ASCE, Chiwcse Swdems' JOYCE MINNIE CHIEN, Cfivfxcras, Vrerwezuczh WX, DONALD LEE CHISAM, Chwko-I. KYUNG J. CHUNG, Sf:wI, Kcref CURTIS RAY CLINE, Pmrxffm, AqriQuIIurc, AVP: DEANNA SUE COINER, Midwe-5+ CII, STEPHEN L. COLE, Es-Vw fmyj WAYNE I I. COLE, Shawfwfaj JOHN WILLIAM CORYELL, S+iIIwa'er Am. Chem. Sodey, 'I'-XT. EVELYN K. COTTRELL, Muskouee, Home EC., DAV- ID WINEORD CRAWFORD, Schulicri JIM CROFT, Mfclwesr CIW' GERALD P. CROSSLAND, Rdarzd, Soufhwesrerrx Sales Exec. CIubt LARRY D. CULBER- SON, Sfifwvarer- LOYD EVAN DAVIS. SIIIIWVYSV. MAX W. DAY, SIIIIwnIer, Emqineerinqg SHARON KAYE DECKER, Ada: VIREN M. DESAI, Barodfa, IHCIIA, Ervqirwcerhwfx, AIIE SAE: CLAIRE FOSTER DIEHL, Brisfow, Educfaiiohg TOM E. DINGMAN, AIG, Arizona, -EN: GEORGE L. CUSTER DONO- HUE, Housforx, Toms, ll'l'I, IU-K, ASME. TERRY LEE DOOLEY, S'SIIwfuIw, LAWRENCE E. DUNAWAY, Cushinq, ASCE, Presidcmfs Honor RoIIq TERRY LEE DUNN, Garber. 'I'If'I', AZ, EarmHousG7 SHARON L. DURKIN, CofTeyviIIe, K'm,, EI',fIrq Aw- qies: BENNY JOE EATON, GraImoIa7 RUPERT FRANK EMISON, Irvlnq, Texas. JOHN C. EVEN, JR., Evamrori, III., AIINI, AIIEZ MAMDOUH ATTIA FANOUS, SIIIIwaI'erZ LEE C. FEARON, TuIsa: LEO R. FINKEVBINDER, Syracuv, Kang RAY W. ELEISCHMANN, SHIIWHIQH ED- WARD WADE FLOYD, C.IIr'Irz'X GRADUATE ST DE TS ROBERT VERNON FREED, Ciickishu, IAZQ 'IAR- BENJAMIN M. FRYE, Los? Cfoek, Ky, AXIS' KEITH RONALD GAN, Bar'Iesv1I'e, AIAA, OIAA, SIAA, I-Xl' EDWARD EVEREI-I' GAY, JR., Sprsiwudak, Ark, DARLYNE MARIE GAYNOR, CI1icm,3o, Ind.. S'ouI' I'I'aI' AssI. HQ-fd Residffril, Grfaduahf SIuder'I COuiiCiI, AZ: LOREN E. GEARHART, OLIfxIiomu CIIV E :ff'f-f-ri .' 1, AW, CIXPVYM S',CieI,f AICE. RONALD NELSON GISH, CIIPX,'E'IT'I9, Wifcz., AIAA SGIIMQ CIuE7 TERRY ROGER GONDERINGER, AI- Iiwsczfi Nabil' JAMES E. GRAVES, SIiIIwfzIei', AZ, 'IPfQ, 'I'If'I', Afgrcnriowiy CIub3 CALVIN L. HANING, I-IiIIsicI0 CQIAQ BHASKAR C. HARINATH, Kf1IIui Imdif.: JAMES CLIFFORD HARLAN, JR., RLIQIJIO, COIN. WALTER THOMAS HARRISON, Mi'ieoIPa, Tcxaz. Business: WENDELL H. HARRISON, Pfwdwuskaj RONALD L. HAXTON, WeIvi0re, Kart II:-X U-Mi, Gmduaf-1 SAUCJQITI Couriciq GLEN ROY HENDREN, EI Der-ado, Aflx BILLY FORRESTER HENDRICK- SON, CIieIs1',fa, A'i'iCuIIuu-' ALLEN RUFUS HERZ- BERG, I?u'5e , III, ALLEN EUGENE HILL, I31r'isdeII' RONALD ROB- ERT HINER, Keyes: MAY FRANCIS HOAG, GME- iie, AZ- HERSCHEL L. HOBSON, XII, ASCE, AT: LINDA SUE HOLLIDAY, E:auIs V.1IICy, -XX1 ROBERT LEE HOPPERS, OII-Mm, CHQ, Si:wi'v?-s, Ai WOId Ai' Sccirefu, AIf'I'. TOM HOWELL, SIiIIwa'I'er, XIKT, .XIUIQ 'I-III YD, ATU' MICHAEL LYLE HUTTON, TuIs1, I3A'I', AIKW, IN' MITSUO IKEDA. Taba, Jesu AIIEQ LINLEY LEE JACKS, S'iIIif.1u4f-', Eiswi'-3eri :, IIKN, IFEE4 PARVIZ JATALA, TQIWV IF Im , OSU Ei'sI'1'iCf:I Cub- JERRY LEE JOHNS, S'iIIwF1'ef, WX. RONALD LEON JOHNSON, Mf3dIf1VcI, Eoresfiw CIUIJQ WILLIAM H. JOHNSON, Paros Ciiy, IAR- RICHARD S. JONES, Porcf Cilw EM1i'veei'irfcx EZXIQ, ZQ'I', fI'Ii'I', fI'II1- RONALD GENE JUSTICE, Greci'I'eId, A,1ricuIIurs- C0IIe1iaIe EEA ATA' ED- WARD EMIL KEMNITZ, Pony, Ervgirecrimq, ASAE' VASUDEVAREDDY KETHIREDDY, H-ydei'-fabnd Irwdife. SARTAJ AHMAD KHAN, KerfarI'vI, Pakiskaii, Muslim Sfudorfs, I3:1IcisIaii SIudQPIs' NEAL HAROLD KIL- MER, AIv.:, AXS, Avi, CIVHU1, Socie'eI,f, 'IhXT, II5II':' ANDRIS JOHN KLEKERS, Omahi, Nebrg ALEX JEAN LASSKER, ,Afbcwf SwiIzei'I5rd' PIROJ LATH- APIPAT, E-fsqkck, Th-fiIai'd' DANIEL LITCHINSKY, C-wI::'w,', AIb'. C1--id 1. ROBERT JOHN LITTLE, JR., Miami FII IEEE: CLYDE EUGENE LYON, Wilcfl, Taxis, EouIIr, Sci- Qvce CIIIJ- JAMES A. MACINERNEY, DuIv'ir', Ife- Iuidq DIXIE KAY MCKINZIE, McCur'e, Kam, Hume Ecx DONNA KAY MARTIN, SIIIII -.f.f Mer, KAl'I4 LAR- RY ROBERT MAYES, L1uvc:I, IfI'Qr'I,1v1'1, ABDUL WAI-IAB RADF MEHDI, Iifigiidad, imq: BOB G. MELTON, Houifw- T91-as: JOSEPH W. MELTON, Aivfi E1'jifiPf1rii1i5, AIIE, Em,iiv'eor 'i1 TfmsImfzsIf'-rs, -VIH' BETTY LOUISE MESSALL, SHI:- wfdei' CHARLES M. MESSALL II, SrEIIW,i+eiq DAN- IEL JAMES MICKISH, I:d w: d IIIZI, EDDY JUAN MILANES, Mor'If1qL1', L4,, I:fI lIVIUCI- ii 1, 'I'Ii'I', IINIIC IIKN, 'I'II.f IEEE, JOHN D. MOR. RISON, OkIfzImm'I CFM, :II-E' JAMES MICHAEL MOSS, M:3friIIfw' Aix CHARLES JOSEPH MUN- DIS K-'mi' 1: CII, Nif-., IE'ifJ7'f-fgr7'i :' KAY MUIRPHY, S'IiI,-,M--ig JOHN THEODORE NEAS, IMI.-V Afuf. ILXKI' s 1WiWb VX' VNJH Mb LS! ja gy. 'EZ' F H, ,V . 6 S 4' ,J GQ GRADUATE STUDE TS MARGARET NG, S-Icmmserdcp, CHIII.: SAMUEL Y. W. NG, Hoff: Kon: ASCE ACM. -EX' SATYAN- ARAYANA PAKA, H1.CIf'rvaLJ1CI, Iwdia, A IIICUIIuAIB' CECELIA NAILS PALMER, TuIsf1, Educfdiorw, STA AKA: SHASHIKANT S. PATEL, Bfrodyl Irdw Ev 'II- IIUCVIVUI, THOMAS FRANK PEEPER, ALmcIwr,:. KENNETH L. PERRY, TuI5f: E'winef31Imf3j LOUIS DON PICKENS, Emcv' DAVID EARL PIERSON. T5fISI', Texas, ASCE: CHARLES FREEMAN PINNEY, TuI5:a, AIIKI, YD, AIIE, -VMI: ROBERT A, PLUNK- ETT, LIIIIQ ROCIQ, AvI1,. ARS -SAIC? HENRY THOMAS POLK, We-Imfar, Tex-ze, Gvxdul'-V Sfudff' Scvf1If:'. P. R. PRABHAKAR, E'1r':aIm-ff, Ifvdfu' KOLLIPARA R. P. RAO, India, ASME: RICHARD ALTON RE- BOUCHE, SLIIII.-.HN--I 'I'X- KARRA SRINIVASA REDDY, Ivwdlfl, ASME Secrzrmfy, IHCIIA SILICIUIISZ MUPPIDI DEVENDER REDDY, Hvdezmbfld, IIIIELI ZELMA DELORES REED, AIIIIS SwCIOIo.1y CIUIU. SALVE-REGINA ROSAL REUSI, A.II3f1y, RIwIIIppIrQ5, I-IOWW ECL LEE WeH1IEEv'Irurd, AXIS, OLIVER W. ROBINSON, IOM V:,Ix.ey, Ga., 'I'AK? HOWARD N. ROOS, Hu-,Ie'.f. Mimr., EWU rxwerxirwgj S. JANE SAMMONS, Du:f4r,I, GILBERT OTIS SANDERS, SIIIIWIIE-r .VMI KVRO, YR. DENNIS L. SCHNEIDER, OI4I',Eom, CEM AHS, Kill, Thearw- GUSIQ SEA Acmk' PRITHVI RAJ SETH, CLw?wCIIq.fe1Iw, I'IdI'I Er1IrC rIf.': fQ'I'g WILLIAIX4 GARY SHAW, S II.-gf.:--1, ITA Ev'f,I:ier'I3 I'If, ' RQII: RAJENDRA MOHANLAL SHAH, GIIIHIIII, In dI1, ASME S-UCIEI, Aff. E' L-v- ,' MUHAMMAD M. R. SIDDIQI, Eiaccgw, IMIcif.I-Ir., JULIA ANN SILLS, 5'f,In- Aw IJ 'mf EQ. FRCD CIIIE: IWW' EC. CIIIE. LAL SINGH, Raj f,', II1-Ir, ImfIifI, ISEE, 'I'-AK? BILLIE GENELL SMITH, R' -I-mr GARY LEE SMITH, LIE-:V JI, Kim., EI1qimfI,rEw wg JEANIE SMITH, Ne1CIIr, If-VJ: ROLAND D. SMITH, -I-wrwr, Tr-Xiu' THONG-IN SOONSAWAD, DImr'bu'I, TImIIf1'.d, PUCIIQ Sadr-f,f. THOMAS E. STANFORD, MQLc:ud, YD, COIIeI:I-am Ii6VI'T'hf?I'5 UWIOV E-Ir vwHousw LESLIE O. STARKS, WefLImI45sj LLOYD CLAIR STAVICK, SIUVQIS, S.D., ASIS: BOBBY GENE STEWART, Eredfzrick, A'1rICL,I- ture' WILLIAM LOUIS STOLP, OverIfwd EIIIQ K+. Bus-I css. DONALD L. STOUT, I3IfIcIw.'eII, Gmciuuto Smdcr' COMCII Orig-IV.C-frwi.CI1f,I1mar, EIIII- Ke, Smdev' Sgnmg Prpfgfdepfv 'IIIII IIKN, IIXIIC .E'I', lI'If'I' AIINI, IX' DAVID E. STRAITS, ANI-.rd OMC' BEL- VA GEAN TERRILL, Mox'rIsov', 'l'Ii'I GNAMAMO- NY JEYASINGH THABARAJ, Tuficcwif Ind?-I' JOE EDWARD THOMPSON, Er1rr1:,wmIIw Tr-ms. HENRY VAUGHAN, SIIIIWIIIQV, Igusirmuaq SU-JUNG WANG, T'iI5-'II' RALPH LYNN WARREN, Gr' 114,- KENNETH CRAIG WATKINS, GIIm.w City. Mo., EwIwcev?' 1- MARILYN K. WEISS, Arwch-, ILVIO ALEXANDER GEORGE WIEDERKEHR Il, Fwd' BART WILLIAM WHERRITT, TIIIOQII, ILNC IIVI, 'I'K'I', 51.4151-w. Glw-I Cnc 'I'If'I FRED LEE WIL- LIAMS, CEIQLIQ, III., IT-3, AAUP' JIMMY ALAN WILLIAMS, GQJIJ, A:v7QI:I'.nf-' AIIZLITIVTH' CILIQ -XVI' Premdwf' MARGARET F. WILLIAMS, I-I-v,IfeII ASS ITA AKA, WW ,,'W',4 ,,- . 'Ms Ji' Qqqdgi , :v ,1- LNWHW, I 2,7 A, . . ,,,V,A.A Q KN., SE ICR CLASS RAY BURRIS, Presidenff LINDA CHESNUTT BINGHAM, Secrefary-Treasurer STEVE SHRIVER, Vice Presideni' 455 TW' MARIANNA MURPHY AARON, Tulsa, Education, Chi DeIpIiiI1 Vice Pros., ABA, I I'II: UTHMAN M. ABBAS, SIiIIwaIer, Encinccririg ASCE, Arab Siu- denfsq CLAYTON FRANKLIN ABERNATHY, Okla- Iioma Cify, Educsniionq DONNA LEAH ABOUSSIE, SEA, YD, O'SIaIers, People To People KKIY MARK I. ACKERSON, BIacIIweII, ASIS: JERRY DON ADAIR, Siiliwdier, AAS, AX. JOE BILL ADAIR, S+iIIw.fiIer ASIS, fI'.A1-I7 JOSEPH J. ADAIR, Muskofgce, AHS, Scabbard ISI Blade, Arrny Stag? NANCY DEKINDER ADAIR, SIiIIwaIer, Busi- ncss, Dames CIub' BILL DEAN ADAMS, Perry, Aqri- cuIfurcq RICHARD JOHN ADAMS, NorII'wan'ipIon, Mass., AqricuIIurc, AZ, I'Ior'ricuIIure CIuI3, YR: SYL- VIA KAY ADAMS, TuIsI, EduCfiIiOn, SEA. LINDA FAYE ADKINS, Wewokfi Educafion, AWS, I'-E: SEA' JENNIFER GAY ADLER, Ponca Ciw, Business, MICHAEL THOMAS AGNEW, TuIsa, Busi- ressi ATIQUE AHMED, Kar-IcIwi, Pakisfan, ASME, Erfgincrinq GQVQI Club: KENNETH MICHAEL AKIN, TuIsf1, AXIS: LARRY D. AKIN, QI4IIiI'iI7rnfa CiIy, Business I-Ui. BILL RAY ALEXANDER, OkrnuIqee, AXIS, Associfa- Iion Ior CornpuIinq Machinery, JAMES LEONARD ALEXANDER, S+iIIwa+er, AXIS, IUIICZ JEANNE A. ALEXANDER, PeuIs VIaIIey, AXIS, Orange SI Black, LiIIIe Sisfers of Minerva, The-afre GuiId, X517 JOHN AMOS ALEXANDER, Rwia, Business, BI'-E, I5A'I', ATI THOMAS E. ALGER, ST, GriiCTiIIi, Ind. Educa- Iion, RICHARD LEE ALLAN, Tulsa, EducaIion. RONALD WAYNE ALLEN, Cushing, Business, 'I'II:, HI'-:Z NANCY DALE ALLISON, TuIsa, Home EC., 'I'TU, Panhelienic, III3'I'g CRAIG DOUGLAS AMES, Oklahoma CiIy, AXIS, ATA, CLIFFORD L. ANDER- SON, Muskcrqee, Business :'I'I'I: ERIK C. ANDER- SON, TuIsa, Enqineerinq, AIIE, OSU Sociefy Ior Mefalsi JUDYTH ANNE ANDERSON, Mifarni, Edu- Cdfion, ACE, SEA. LINDA KAY ANDERSON, Medford, Educafion, SEA, YD, ll-X3 HENRY DANIEL ANDREWS, HenryeIIIi, Business F:armI'fouse' ROBERT H. ANKERSHEIL, TuIsa, Business, SAM: PATRICIA A. APPLEBY, OIIIIH- Iriornfa Cify, Educmion, Educafion Sfudenf CounciI Vice Pres., Oronzxe SI BIacIc QuiII, If-XII, KKII, LUIS ARANGO, Boqoffa, CoIornbia, AgricuITure, BIocII XI Bridle: WALTER DAVID ARCHIBALD, TuIsfI, Busi- ness, KX. JUDITH GAYLE ARMSTRONG, Smurf, Horne Ec. HN, 'I'TU, KM-P7 CHERYL LEE ARNOLD, Gufhrie, Educafion, Presidenfs Honor ROII, YR, SEA, SUAB, Orarrge QuiII, Oranqe XI Black QuiII, AXSZE JOYCE ARLENE ASBURY, Tonkawn, Business, SEA, YR, IISZII: WINFRED MILTON ASHLEY, De Queen, Ark., Aqri- cuIIurc, CoIIeqia+c EFA: THEODORE KENT ATCH- INSON, Enid, Enqineerinq, TriIanqIe7 JAMES BURR ATON, Miami, Erminewrirvg NNesIey FoundaIiOri. IIIK I'- Academic Freedom Same Song Second Verse AMES H. AUSTIN, Guiiirie, ABS, YR, SEA If-EZ ILLIAM E. AUSTIN, WeIIsviIIe, N.Y., Educfnfion, I'II-E, Keir In+er-IwII Cc:uiiCiI, JAMES HOWARD XLEY, SIwreveporI, La., ABS, Campus CI'uesI Chair- an, YD, AXA Rresiderff ANITA L. BACCUS, TuIsfi, BS, AKA: DAVID CHARLES BACON, BarIIesviIIc, BS, ABA, HHII4 KATHIANNE BADGWELL, TuIsu ducfxiion, REDSKIN SMI: The-iifre GuiId, ARRY DAVID BAGZIS, Cornrnerce, Enoireerinf: ICE, Arn, Chem. SocieIy, IT, LARRY D. BAHLER, uIsa, Enqireerirno, AIIE, Varsiiy RiTIe, .X'I'fZ, IIKA- RACY ROB BAIR, TuIsa, ABS, MinuIemen, ALVIN OY BAKER, Warioner, AqricuIIure, CoIIec1ieIe EA, NVATA, OVATA, CHARLES MARK BAKER. Kingfisher, Enqineerinq Sfudeni Councii, 'I'II-E, IIKN, T, IINIE, Trian:.:Ie, IEEE' HERBERT WESLEY BAK- R, Tulsa, Business. ERRY BLAINE BAKER, Muskogee, Business, IK, Business Siudeni Councii, -EN: JOHN RAY BAKER, R., SIiIIwaIer, Ergireerirfr STEVE L. BAKER, TuIsa, Business, NIKT, YR, IN-E, :Ami LOELA SUE BAL- OM, OIrnuIcgee, ABS, TI5: I-XI, OSU Marciwinzr 81 Concerr Bands, Rodeo CIuI3: KAREN RUTH BAR- BER, BarfIesviIIQ Educalicng JOSEPH R. BARDIS- BANIAN, EIusInii1Q N.Y. Business, CIness Club. LARRY LEE BARKER, TuIs'a Educ.-ifior, TIE, OSU Skydivurs: CHRISTIE LEE BARNARD, OkI-aIworn,i Ciw, ABS, -lf' CHARLES DOUGLAS BARNES, Duncan, Busiress, BIue Key, Key-Board Direcior, .XIK'I', IX? DONNA KAY BARNES, Nownia, Educa- Iion, Rresidenfs Hcror ROIS, SEA, Ii'I', ELLEN LED- RU BARNES, Rcrkirs, Educmion, Educaiion SIudenI Council, Orfmqf- B BIicIc QLJII SEA, ACE, NAU Nfl, JACKIE LYNN BARNES, Keyes, ABS, IIAII5 Rresideniis I'Io's':' RCII. RONALD EARL BARNES, SIiIIw-mio , Busiress, NINT- JERRY ROGER BARNETT, TJIsf1, En .icec-riniz -XT-3' MICHAEL W. BARNETT, SerninoIe, Businossi GARY KEITH BARR, Ciidc' E'oi ee 's:g INK, K+, IITI ASME, 'I'II-E, Ii 'II: NEVA MARIE BASS, Beaver, ECIuCf1'io'i, Tiwezfie GuiId, BSU, SEA -A:-T7 MICH- AEL JACK STiIIw51If'-J, Efigirznriin , IEEE, SAME, IIKN, OSU S-fiIir'i CIuE. ROGER LEE BATES, DQWI, A.gricuIIurf,e, BIOCR B: BiidIe CIuI3' ROBERT DENVER BAUER, JR., Bfii es- viIIe, ABS, YR YAE, DIANNE BAXTER, OkIfiIworn-i Ciiy, Educ-Hion, KAII, Educaiion SIudenf Courcil, Oranfvc Ouiii Orancge B4 BiacIc OuiII, SEA, KKIR OTIS MICHAEL BEACH, Cfaiooxa, AQriCuIIure, Eor- csiry CIuI:, ALVIN ROY BEADLES, CIin+::n, AqricuI- Iure, Dairy Science CIub Aoionorny Ciub, SouIIw- wesiern Saies Exec, Ciub, AVP: J. MICHAEL BEAN, DUI CiIy, ABS, KVRO News Direcfor, YR. LINDA LOUISE BEARDEN, Tuis-1, Home Ec., HEED CIub, SEA Home Ec. CIuI3, BETTY EILEEN BEAS- LEY, Marisfd Bcsiccss, Ii:-E, SAM' JIM EARL BEATY, TuIf,fi, Tech, Iirsiiiufe, Indusfrial ArIs Assn? RONALD DEAN BEBEE, Norm-if Efjfreffrinzg IT, X-X, PAUL BEEBE, Okrr1uI4ee, Business, Business Siu- dcrl' Cocrcii, Carrrvus CEesI' GARY ARNOLD BEEN, IuIs-1, Business, -XIVIC YD, EAI BX. JANET LEE BEISSER, EarLI-f-viIIe, AXIS I'l'A,Oiw:g-1 81 BI-1cIv QuiII, Qfavei CIuIq Queen. -X-Xl: SAMMY JOE BELL, Bixbq B.isi'ess' JODY FAE BELLAMY. Df1rviIIe, Kun., ABS, Ornwie OuiII, Oranfgc 81 Biack QuiII, IINIIC, Iii-II, CIM Deioiiii, l l'l3 Rresidcrf' JOSEPH L. BELLANCA, Gowsznda, N.Y., Horne Ec., Hoiei B Resf.-fur--nI SocieIy, JOHN MICHAEL BENE- EIEL, Cusrivz Horne Ec., EK. 'I'III, HoIeI X1 Res- murani Socieiy, -XX-X2 RICKY RAY BENGS, Cres- cei' A'1ricu1'I,re, Rouiwy Scieccc CITE, BEVERLY L. BENNETT, Beiiiesd-I Md. ABS, OCOL- LFGIAN Awocfm- Editor, Vfiisiw Revue Dirccfor, I'I:'I' Presideni, Board oi RuI3Iic'iIion, SIufIenI As- scciaiior, Eve-c. Cou'ciI, llliflf' DONALD EUGENE BENNETT, Duncan, Enqirzeorinzi, IEEE: MELODY ANN BENNETT, Ok'-:Berne Cilxf, ABS AWS Exec, Boird, l'fI'li, ROBERT WAYNE BENNETT, OkIf1Inon'ia Ci+,f, ABS, ITKXI' fIi.Xl.X, OSU B-and B1 OrcInesIre' LOUANN MCDOUGAL BERGER, Ciiickusim, Busi- ness, SEA' HELEN JOAN BERNHARDT, Jrfr-ks, I-iprnc Ec., AAU, ophomore Slump Seems to Last 3 Years VENITA MAE BETTINGER, Oklaliorna Cily, ABS, Clrxi Delplwia, Scolr Hall Secrelary YR: ROY DOUGLAS BEVONI, Midwesl CiIy, Engine-erinq, llKAg MARI- LYN SUE BIDDLER, McAles'rei', ABS: MARION DALE BILYEU, Slillwaler, Business: BOB RAY BING- HAM, Tulsa, Business, IfI'IC' LINDA CHESNUTT BINGHAM, Tulsa, ABS, Senior Class Secrewiiye Treasurer, IINIIC, 'I'K'I', Scoll I-lall preside-nl, Oranqe 81 Black Ouill, Anoel Eliqlwl, REDSKIN slag, WRHA Girls OI llie Golden HQarI. JOHN CAMPBELL BISCOE, Caller, Aigiiculluie, Colleqiale EEA: DOUGLAS WAYNE BISHOP, Mo- liawk, N.Y,, Home Ec., lnfrarnural wresllina, scflbfill, loolball, HoleI X1 Roslauranl Sociely: LEE DEAN BIXLER, Alva, A8fS, Earml-louse: FRANKLIN EARL BLACK, Tulsa, E:IucaIion, PEMM Club: NANCY RAE BLACKWOOD, Tulsa, ABS, 'ILM-I! KAII SEA, Oranqe Bi Black Ouill' DAVID BLAKEMORE, Miarni, Business, SAM, IX. JOHN DAVID BLUETHMAN, Perry, ABS, AN, Acacifa: DOROTHY SUE BOEN, Muskcioo, Home Ec., CTM Club, Brurnley House Council, Werilz Hull Exec, Council' JOHN ROPER BOLTE, Jelilerson Am- riculluro, Sanborn EnIomololiy Club, 'I'1:, Sludenf Advisory Board, 'I'I'IK: L, KAYE BOOKER, Grove, Eclucalion, YR, SEA: RANDY JANE BOSS, Erid, Ed- ucalion, SEA, UP, YD: RONALD LENN BOSTIAN. Perkins, Aoiicullure. REX LEE BOWEN, Cusbino, Enrineoiinzn Eencinfi Club, Univcrsily CI'ioii: WILLARD J, BOWMAN, Vinila, Erqireerinu, Xli, .YT ASCE: KAREN FRAN- Kaw Cliy, E3Iuci1li0r',, SEA, ACEIT BETTY GRAY BOYER, Ponca Cily, Business: MIKE BOYLE, Oklanorn-I Cily, Horne Ec., Holel Bi Rns- lauranl Socioly, SAM: BARTON B. BRADLEY II, Tulsa, ABS O'COLLEGlAN Sliiil IIANI Fi'-onli li People, SLIAB, OSU Alurnrus Maqfazirc S1 iIl, II 'II. JAMES R. BRADLEY, Oklwlionm Cily, l'lornO Ec.? JUDITH ANN BRADLEY, Cusliinfg ABS: LARRY JOE BRADLEY, Slillwalor, Educwlion, YD Eicfsideeul, Sludenl Lobby' NANCY CAMPBELL BRADLEY. Mourlfiii- View, Educ.i'ifz': YD, SEA If-5-II Sufi-'I Lobby' DIXIE DALE BRADY, Bfiillcisyillsf, I-Irirnef Ec., 'I'TII, IIN' STEPHEN SCOTT BRAINERD, Tulw ABS ATA, ROBERT JAMES BRAILEY, Drufnrinlwl, Er iii,-eeii: ., AlCl'iE, Trianfileg VIRGINIA EILEN BRANCH, Tulsa, ABS, WRA Presider: AWS Exec, Boaid, SEA 'IHV'l, YR, XII: MICHAEL DOUGLASS BRANN. Slillwnler, ABS, AXA' MAURELLE JILL BRANSTETTER, BuTTfilO, ABS, Tlnealre Guild, AZ: BECKY A. BRAWLEY. Oklalionia Cily, ABS, KAI-I: CARL L. BRAZELTON, Tulsa, ABS, IIKA. ERNEST MARVIN BREDEL, Okiiclnc, Acuiculluio Block 81 Bridle, AZ: PHILLIP J. BREEDEN, Sl. Cliarles, Mo., Engineerinc, IEEE, IIKNA SUSAN C. BREHM, Poloau, Eclucalion, Pyllnian Dauqlwlers Profi- rlenl, SEA Evec. Board, Nfl' CAMILLA L. BRIDAL, Oplirna, Home Ec.: DONALD DUANE BRIDAL. Caslwion, ABS, :lx Presiflcnl' DANIEL LAEE BRIDGWATER, McAlesler AES. LISBETH LOU BRIGGS, YD Lassos Bi Larids, ll-A-T LINDA CAROL BRIGHT, Tulsa, Horne Ec., TU: Vice Pres.: JAMES E. BRITTON, Oklalvrna Cily, ABS, IEC Presidenl, Blue Key OSU Suprerne Courf, IK, Presidenlls Council, 'I1III, Lassos Bc Larials, KE? LARRY CLAY BROTHERTON, Tulsa, Busiress, KI: ANDREW JACKSON BROTTON, Tulsa, Business, Allvr, liq, :sir YD, Iii-ill, DARRYL H. BROWN, Tulsa, Business, AXA. JANET CAI BROWN, Hickfinn AEB, Hawaii, Home Ec., CTM Club, Murray Hall Vice Pres., Karale Club, NIKT: JERRY DEAN BROWN, Buckner, Mo. Home Ec.: KARON ANN BROWN, Ponca Cily, A84 S7 LARRY BOB BROWN, Colern-in, Texas, Enqinecr- incy, IEEE, IIKN: MARGARET E. BROWN, Omncie X1 Black Ouill, Board ol Publicalions, O'COLLEG- IAN Skali, I'lI'I', WRIWA Senalor: ROY THOMAS BROWN, M.1ra'rlion, Fla. Home Ec. TEVE MARTIN BROWN, Oklahoma Cily, Business, 'Nz THOMAS LESTER BROWN, Barflesville, AES? ANIE EPP BROWNE, Edmond, Educaiion, O'Slalers. R, SEA, IVNI: RICHARD L. BROWNING, Slill- aier, Home Ec: REBECCA ANN BRUCE, Adair, KS. AVVS, YD, SEA, THOMAS EDGAR BRUNK. ouslon, Texas, AHS, IN-3, UP. AROL ANN BRYANT, Ponca Cily, ABS, Pylhian auqhlers, O'COLI.EGlAN Slafl, REDSKIN Slalli ONALD EVERETT BRYANT, Claremore, ABS, KKXP, SU Band 81 Orcheslra, Glee Club: GERALD E. RYANT, Midwesl Cily, Business: VIRGINIA KAY UCHANAN, Slillwarer, Engineering, AIA: LESLIE NN BUCHWALD, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, Wl1o's ho, Varsily Revue Girl, AWS Exec. Board. AWS udicial Board Chairman, Orarwqe Ouill, Orange 81 lack Ouill, Campus Clodia, X91 ROBERT WILSON UFFINGTON, Lillle Rock, Ark., Enqineerinq, 'I'III, AME, ASCE, ll, Scabloard 81 Blade, XE, AIU, HARON LEE BURGESS, Madill, Home Ec., KA: ILLIAM BURKES, Sfillwafer, Enqineerinqq DAVID . BURLESON, Wellsfon, Aqricullure, AZ, Aqqie oaslmaslers, UAK, 'I'II-E, Aqriculiure Sludeni Coun- 'il, Am, Chem. Sociely, Presidenfs Council, Farm- ouse, HOYT WILSON BURNS, Washinqlon, Aqri- uliure, Block 31 Bridle: WALLACE LEE BURNS, Mus- ooee, Enqineerino: SALLY JANNIFER BURROWS, 'zonca Cily, ABS, Campus Chesl, XII. RAYMOND H. BURRUS II, Sfillwaier, Business, Sen- or Class Presidenl, Blue Key, Sludenl Senaie, OSU iupreme Courf, MNT, Scabloard X1 Blade: JAMES ENRY BURT, Sperry, Business: MARY LYNN USCHE, Ponca Cily, AHS: JOHN ALLISON BUS- ER, Guymon, Business: VICTORIA BUTLER, Topeka. fan., Educalion, SEA, MRT, KA, VINCENT ED- NARD BUTLER, Tulsa, Business. JOYCE A. BUZZARD, Grove, Business: CAROLE NN BYRD, Chickasha Business: MICHAEL ROY AGLE, Eairlax, Eclucaliong LESTER KEITH CALD- ELL, Lindsay, Aqricullure, ATA, Colleqiafe PEA, NIVATA, OVATA7 MILAN EUGENE CALDWELL, IR., Oklahoma Cily, Business, fI'K'I'1 ERNEST LEE CALLISON, Pryor, Aqricullure, Colleqiaie FFA, Souihweslern Sales Exec, Club, ARRY GENE CAMP, Poleau, Business, MICHAEL HOLLIS CAMPBELL, Ponca Cify, Educalion, Wesl Zennelf Hall Presideni, TII5 Vice Pres., MYRNA SUE CAMPBELL, Oklahoma Cily, Educaiion, Lasscs If Larials, If-UI: GEORGE NICHOLAS CAMPOLI, ackawanna, N.Y., Home Ec,g DIANE MARIE CAR- EY, Tulsa, Home Ec., SEA, Siillwaler Tulorinq Proi- Eclf ROLAND L. CARGILL, Sfillwaler, Aqricullure, Axqronorny Club. JAMES W. CARLISLE. Oklahoma Cily, Business, Qcaciay NED W. CARNES, Muskogee, Engineering, SME, Sociefy Arn. Enqineers: JAMES RAY CAR- XIEY, McAIes'rer, ABS, AXA: CYNTHIA ANN CAR- PENTER, Blackwell, Business, llllll, SEA: ROSELAN CARR, Mannlord, Educalion SEA: MICHAEL JOHN SARRAGHER, Champaign, Ill., Home Ec., YR, Ha- lel 81 Reslauranl Sociely. SUAB. SE IORS REDSKIN Beauties impressed the Lettermen in post-performance games back stage. at X in sa 1 A 5345 .fl 4 and M . in f' I 65 . . .Mui is-.4 459 SE IORS IVIVUIII muxi to micro-mini. Fgxshion Board modcls kcpt Coeds 'Amp on thc lzltvst campus styles. rf'-5733 fly, ar , J 460 JAMES ROBERT CARTER, Balham, AHS, A-EA, Cui' dell H-rl' Couricili JANIS ELIZABETH CARTER, Muskerzee Home EC., larffsiclerrls Council, Army Blades, Oranrqe 81 Black Ouill, HN, Lillle Sislers ol Minerva IIl31l', MICHAEL JAMES CASSITY, Ponca Cilv, ASS, lllli, YD Eresideri 'IHWI Presidewl, IK, ABS Honors Sociely: GENE R. CASTIN, Okmulziioe, Enrnirieering AXA: J. L, CATHEY, Rinrxlinq, Azgri Culfufe, H3r'iCullure Club' CATHERINE ANN CAU SEY, Tulsa ABS, Ornnqe Ouill, Presiclenfs Honor Roll, Persliinfj Rille Honorurv Cfsplfiin, SUAB, Klfli. ALAN BRUCE CECIL, New York. N.Y., AES, OSU Skydivors Chess Club? MARY RAYE DEN-I-ON CHANDLER, Blackwell AXS, Arigel Elizgbl, If-XII -YI'-3, Orange Quill, Oranfqe 81 Black Quill, Klfli' TERRY BRENT CHAPEL, Slillwfrler, Business, lEC. YR, NIKT, AX Presidrfnh LINDA CHAPIN, Okla- lwzrrila Ciry, Educeliorz, YD Secioloiy Club' WIL- LIAM E. CHAPLE, Oklsrlirnma Cily, Erifiineerinqj GARY ALBERT CHAPPORY, Oklalirzrni Cllv ABS. TERRY WAYNE CHARLES, Brislrrw Business, lhN': JERRY LEE CHEATHAM, Slillwfalffr, Business: HAL E. CHIHADE, Ewicl, Ervrinfurinq lEEEA DAN MICH- AEL Oklirhomx Cify, Enfgirwerirlnq, IEEE IIKN -fill, Semper Fidnlif Socif-ly' ED L, CHIL- DRESS, luis: Busivew, Acicin JOHN M. CHRIS- TENSEN, Slillwfrler, Afrricullure Erwreslry Club, TERRY DAVID CHRISTENSEN, Efid, Busireig, I-il-III? EARL WAYNE CINNAMON, liuver Aqricullure Azgricullure Sludenl Council Block X1 Bridle, -3-:AZ GAYLE MARY CLAPP, Dfillws, Texas, l-lorrle EC., OSU Bewlirrg Team YD UP, W'lllifim l-louse Coun- cil: ALBERT ALLEN CLARK, Ponca Cily, AES, KIi'I'. Pre-sicIer'l's l-loner Rull, OSU Murclwinq 81 Ccrrcerl Birds: FRED CHARLES CLARK, Oklszlmfna Civy Aqricullureq JIM M. CLARK, Auslin, Toms, Ecluga- lion Alhlelic Dcrrri Presidenl, Vfarsilv Eoolblall, IX-. ROGER R. CLARK, Lawlor AHS, Army ROTC? MARY KAY CLEMONS, Midwesl Cily, Home EC., Ezslvior' Board, YD Secrelary, Home EC. Club, SEA, ZTAT MARSHA LEE CLIET, Wiiilield, Kfar., ABS, X537 CAMILLA LOU CLYMER,Oklfalwomf1 Cily, Edu- Lalion, AEA' GARLAND EUGENE CLYMORE, Ee: - Cu Cily, Business' FRANK KENNETH COATES, JR., Tonkawra, Educnliori, SIAA, YD. LINDA LEE COLLINS, Oklfrrorrifr Cil,r, I-mme EQ., Murray Hall Secremry, UN, 'I'Tl7, Home EC, Club, ERCD Club: DONALD DAVID COLLIS, Woozlwfrrdi Busiress, HAXI' NIKVII, IN-E, SAM Oigicers Club, YR, IN: BERTHA MAE CONKLING, We.-irlweriord, Home EC., Home EC. Educnlion Club, Home EC. Club' LAWANDA RAY CONNALLY, Oklalnmrifa Cily, Educalior, REDSKIN Ediror, Assoc. Eclilor Secrelfarv, Scoll Hull Presidenl, Vice Pres. WRHA, SEA. O'Slalers: THOMAS L. CONRADY, Waki ri ABS, Sludenl Lobbri CLAUD EDWARD COOK, Duncan, Business. EDWINA LEE COOK, Hilcliilfi, AHS, SEA, Medial Teclm Sociely: KATHRYN SPURGIN COOK, Dun- arfn, Busiress, Iflil, 'lfK'l'4 LINDA LOU COOK, Olclalwgmr Cilr, Educalior, SEA, ACE, -E-XII, Oranqe X' Blick Quill, X527 RICHARD DUWAYNE COOK, Broker: Bow, Business, IN-:Z WILEY NORVIL COOK, Slillmiler, Er':i'w?erirr'3, ATU ASCE NIC. IEC' WELDON GRANT COOKSEY, Duncan, AXS 'I'XIA, Uriivrersil, Clirzir, Srnrlllnwrfglprsfi Sfiles Exc-C, Club. Ribicoff and Katzenbach Spoke-Leary Didn't ADELL COOPER, Rosedale. Aqricullure, Acgqie-X' NN LUCILLE COPELAND, Oklalioma Cily, Home c., MRHA Queen, YR, I-IXQID Club Secrelary-Trees rer, IIKN Queen, JIM B. CORNWELL, Tulsa, ARS, R, -EX: ROBERT WILLIAM CORNWELL, Tulsa, usiness, KVRQ, YR, AX: JUDITH RUTHE COURT- IGHT, Perkins, Horne Ec.: RAY EDWARD COUS- S, Tulsa, Business, NIKT. ONNIE ANNE COX, Barllesville, AES, I'I'A, RED- KIN siail, Qranqe X1 Black Quill, AXIS Honor So- iely, Lillle Siqmas, X91 RONALD GENE COX, liawnee, Educalior, K5-II: TERRI A. CRAIG, Okla- oma Cily, Home Ec., FRKCD Club, l'fI'Bp CAROL ESIX CRAWFORD, Tulsa, Educalion, ARA, SEA, TA: GEORGE WILLARD CRAWFORD, Pawlnuska, usiness, KK'l'q DONALD KAY CREEL, Duncan En. ineerinq. ARBARA KAY CRISER, Qklalioma City, ABS, EMM Club, WR,A AAI-IPER, OAI-IPER: MICHAEL TEPHEN CRONE, Tulsa Engineering, AXAg HAL ROSS, Sand Springs, Business, AXA, CHRISTO- HER CROUCH, MidweslCilv,A81S, Klxi STEPHEN AY CROWLEY, Miarni, AZS: JOANN CRUZAN, arllesvillc, Horne Ec,, QSU Aqualic Club. ARC LEROY CULLISON, Blackwell, Enqineerinq, erslvincj Rifles, Scabbard X1 Blade: ROSEMARY UNDIFF, Qklaliorna Cily, Educalion, Qranrie Quill ranzze X4 Blfick Quill, Lassos X1 Larials, SEA, AZ' URTIS PHILLIP CUNNINGHAM, Clinlon, AHS, WWII, JAMES DONALD CUNNINGHAM, Iiarlles- ille, A8157 JACK R. CURRY, Ridgefield, Conn., Ao- .ie Sporls Car Clubq CHARLES EUGENE CURTIS, ulsa, Business, ALPH EMERSON CURTIS, JR., Sffllwarer, AES AREN SUE CUTHBERTSON, Enid, AES, REMM, EA: KENNETH C. DAHMS, Silver Sorirfu, Md., 815. Srudenl Senale President AES Sfudenl Coun- il Rresidenl IIAK Vice Pres., Wlwo's Wlio, REDSKIN Donoralulale, -XX Secrelary, MARY JO DAKIL, Mc- Alesler, EdJca+ior, SEA ACE, SUAB, Ki? ELON AY DAUGHERTY, Grove Enqineerinci, UP, QSU ailino Club, AlCliE Presideni DARWIN GEORGE ARR, Barflesville, A81S. AMES WADE DAUBEMSPECK, L-iwlon, AES, Scab- ard X1 Blade, YR, JOHN C. DAVID, Muskorgee, XS: MARY DEAN DAVIDSON, Webb Cily, Educa- lion, SEA, ACE WRA, Vfillard House Council: CYNTHIA ANN DAVIS, Lilllelon Colo., Horne Ec., YR, DARRELL LEE DAVIS, Vinila, Business? OLIVIA L. DAVIS, Anadarko, AHS. OM LANE DAVIS, Tulsa, l-lcnne Ec.' BOB J. DAVIS- ON, Drumriolwlr, Business? JACQUELINE DAY, Ex- celsior Sprinos, Mo., AES, Qranrge 81 Black Quill, YR, NlK'l', Sociolofxy Club, REDSKIN Beauly, All' LAWRENCE GEOFFREY DAY, Enid, Enqineerino, ASCE, Xli, REW Co-cliairrnfvv JAMEY GAYLE EAYTON, Tulsa, Home Ecx CLIFFORD LEROY EAL, Ma-,f, Anricullure. EATRICIA ANN DEAN, Waslnincyor Home Ec.' RUCE F. DEARBORN, Sealllc, Waslw,, AES, IFC Vice Pres., Presidenlis Council Clriairnnan, Blue Key, REDSKIN Conoralulale REDSKIN SlaLl, 'l'K'l' Presi- denfq DANNY R. DEAVER, Manqum, AXQS, YR, SUAB, Cadel OUICEDVS Club Arn. Clienn. Sociely 5IIf'I', 'I'II-X, LANA KAYE DEBAKEY, Drurnriqlil, Business, Qranae 81 Black Quill' JUDITH KAY DECK- ARD, Qklfilnorna Cily, Educalion, SEA, ACEI, WRA Secretary' JOHNNY L. DEEN, Owasso Engineering Sociely Arn, Engineers. IDIANE RAYE DEFOE, Enid, Educalion, SEA Nfl' MARY LOU DEFRATUS, Sulplwur, Educaliofi, If-XII SEA4 JUDY DEIRO, Yakirna, Wasli. AHS Arm, Blades, Arrny Honorary Ll. Colonel, Axf-li CHARLES JOHN DEKKER, Qsweqo N.Y, Enqineerinq. NVSZA JIM ARTHUR DELANO, I-lealdlon, Business, WES- LEY KEITH DELOZIER, S'illwaler, Engineering E'- qineerinq Sluzlenl Council, ILXK, ASME, GSE, -SJ' 'Ti' '-if Bell Clapper Went Back to the Tea-Sippers THOMAS WILLIAM DEMOND, Chandler, Enqineer inq, MNT IIKN, IEEE, TKI5: LINDA LOUS DE MOSS, Perry, Educniion, :Tl K-UI, SEA, Oranqi OuiII, Oraniie 81 BIeck OuiII' MICHAEL DENHAM TuIsa, Engineering ASME, JERRY GENE DENNI Wapanucka, Aqriculrure, CoII-ergiare EEA, THOMAS! JOSEPH DENNIS, Okmulqee, A8152 MARY M, DEN TICI, Li-zwfon, EduceIion, SEA, AHA. PHILIP L. DENTON, TuIsd, ABS, KA: JORGE D POMBO, Carraqenn, CoIonr1bia, ABS, THEODORE L. DETMER, Broken Arrow, AqriCuIIure, AVP, VIR GINIA LOU DEWITT, I-IunneweII, Kan., Educaiion K-XII, SEA, DANNY PAUL DICK, Tulsa, Business THOMAS MILLER DICKEY, Owfasso, Aqriculiure Aqoie X, Dairy Science CIub, UCCE, AVP, DWIGHT A. DICKINSON, Kirkwood Mo., Enoineer Inu, AIA, IIKA, DYONNA JO DICKSON, Arnerr Home Ecx ROBERT A. DIECKMAN, BuTIaIo, N.Y, Home EC.: BARBARA DILLON, Enid, EduceaIior, Ch Delplwin Presideni, -KX SweeIInearI, Ornnqe Xi BIaCI OuiII, Kill, SEA, KKIV ROBERT J. DIMERY, Dun gan, Educaiion, Rodeo CIub, DECA, O'COLLEGIAIN Head Eimiogrfapher, REDSKIN sIaEI' DAVID ED- WARD DIXON, I-Iorniny, Business, IX. SANDRA LEE DIXON, TuIsfa Educaiion, Army BIndes lIl4'l'4 CAROL JEAN DODDS, Muskoqee, Educaiion Educeifion SIudcnI CounCiI, SEA, YD, KKV, JACK ALLAN DOLMAN, JR., BnrII0syiIIe, Educniion, Scab bard 81 BInde: PAULA KAY DOLMAN, BarIIesviIIe Educniior, l l'l4: JOSEPH RAY DOOLEY, BarIIes viIIe, Business, JAMES ROBERT DORE, EaIIs CI'1uri:Iw Va., Enrfgireorinn, AIAA. KATHERINE LEE DOSSEY, L-v.-Mor, I-mme EQ., ENIA CIub IIN, AI, MICHAEL JAY DOUGAN, Enid ABS, JOHN DOUGHERTY, TuIf,fa, ABS, AXA? ROB- ERT HAROLD DOUGLAS, OkIaInorna Cify, Educa Iion, 'l'l0l VICKI ANN DOUGLAS, MidIa'id Ark. Home EC., Horne EQ. Club, Home EQ, Educfarior CIub, BSU' ROY LEE DOUTHITT, Minrn?, ABS OSU Siiidenr Lobby Co-oidinfiior, IK, Modr:I Urifed Na- 'i,' 5. MONTE E. DOVER, Dunofr, ABS' REX EUGEN3 DOWNER, Tulsfa, Business, .IIN'l': RANDY KEN DOWNING, Souih CoIfoyviIIe, Enoi'ieeri g IEEE- DAVID J. DOYLE, Ponca Ciiy, ABS, REDSKIN I-Ieefi Pnororrrepher, O'COLLEGIAN I3IioIoornpIver, IIAJI Vice Pres., BOBBY TROY DREBENSTEDT, Perry, Ei ucarion, KI' JULIA ANN DUCKER, IVIonICIfiir, N.J., AES, -XZ, CARL WAYNE DUDEK, WiIIow, AqriQuIIurn, SHER- RILL ANNE DUFOUR, TuIssa, ABS, Efashion Board, AWS Exec. Board, Cnrnpus CInesI Co-ordinafor, Greek Week Goxeinrneni Week Commission, ICP Secreinry, X52 Secreinry, MARGARET DUGGER, Tuisa, Busiress, ATIKT, UB. HT-E, IN-E' LINDA JEAN DUNCAN, Morris, Horne EC., Horne EC. CIub, SEA? ROBERT JAMES DUNKLE, Dewey, AoriQuIIure, Arn- qie-X, JOSEPH DEAN DUNNAM, Duko, ABS, Thea- Ire Guild, VERA MARIE DURHAM, Wfirrer, I-Iorne ECL JOHN: EWIN DURRETT, OkIaIiorna Ciiy, ABS, Scnbbnrd XI BIede, If-IE, GooIo'gy CIub, RAMONA LEE DUVALL, SIiIIwarer, Business, KAII, IISIIII HI'-it DENNIS E. DWYER, SIiIIwa+er, ABS: E. LOUIS EARLABAUGH. Cushing, Business, MRT, YD, AXA, JAMES WAYNE EARLY, Mediord, Ar1ricuIIure, Afqoie-X, Elyino Age nies. RAYMOND PAUL EARLY, Arnber, AqricuIIure, RICHARD C. EAST, JR., OkIaI'ionna Ciiy, Engineer- inq, Socieiy Am, Engineers, IIT-E, AIAA, KAREN LYNN EASTHAM, Tulsa, ABS, LiIrIe Sionnns, SUAB, YR, 'l'X, MARLYS PEARL EASTON, SIiIIwaIer, ABS, 'I'-f, 'I'K'I7, ABS I-Ionors SocieIy, Town Womens Assn., RONALD LEEON EDMISTEN, TuIsa, Enqineer- ing, 'IPIIZQ ASME, DONALD KEITH EDMONDS. CIinIon ABS, Cadei OIIicers CIub, OSU G2oIoqic:aI SocieIy. OY JOE EDWARDS, Warner, ASIS, Soullwwesfern ales Exec. Club, Karate-Do' DUNCAN WILLIAM DWARDS, Calqary, Alba. Canada, AHS, AX, ANCY KAY EDWARDS, Wagoner, Educalion, SEA: uwwIE TOM EGGLESTON, Lawton, Business, SAM XXAZ SHARON MARIE EHRLE, Tulsa, Home EC. orne Ec. Club, MIKE E. EISCHEN, Olclalioma City, 815, Model Uniled Nations, DRUMMER Stag, ATA, ONALD RAY ELDRIDGE, Lexington, Aoricullure' UZANNE MARIE ELLINGTON, Tulsa, Education, .Aly JIMMIE LYNN ELLIOTT, Olclalioma City, Edu- alion, IEEE, TIE, Cliess Club: CLAIBORN WIL- IAM ELLIS, Lawlon, Education, Varsily Eoovball, R, UP, SEA, PEMM Club, Wesley Eoundallon, PAT- ICK DANIEL ELLIS, Tulsa, Enqineerinq, 'NI-E, IAA, ASME, 'l'K'IW, ll'l'2, :Tr JOHN WILLIAM LY, S'illv.fa+er, AXIS Am. Clwern, Society. ARY JON EMILS, Oklaliorna ICN, Education, SEA- ON ARTHUR EMMONS, Muslcoqee, Business, AM, 'lfAl'l, TERRY WAYNE ENDERLAND, Miami, ducatior, Kill, JANELL A. ENMEIER, Marslnall, ducalion, TI5-E, SEA, OSU Marclwinq Band, DON- LD WAYNE ERBIN, Harrali, Business, PAUL WIL- LIAM ERDNER, Kinrqiislnor, Enoineerinoi, ASCE, XE. ALICE MARIE ERICKSON, I-lealdlon, AHS, Arn. Clwem. Sociely, OSU Geoloqical Sociefy, Orange 81 Black Ouill: ALEXANDER JOHN ESCH, Tonlcawa. Agriculture, WILLIAM LEROY ESTES, Miami, SEA: AVID EUGENE ESTRADA, Bethany, A8152 DAVID OWELL EVANS. Stroud, AHS, AEA 'I'-UI 3-'I'-5' ANET KAY EVANS, Slroud, Business, III3'I'. ETANLEY LEVI EVANS, Olclaliorna City, AHS, IFC erslwinq Riiles, AWA: HOLLIE LOREN EVETT, Tulsa Educalion, PEMM Club, AXA: WILLIAM CRAIG EWENS, Slillwaler, AES, Varsily Swimming Team, IIKA' ROSS BARRY PAIN, Walls, Aqricullure, Poul- lry Scierce Club' BILLIE J. FAIRMAN, Miami, A85 Lassos X1 Larials, AHA, K-All? WILLIAM STEPHEN FALLIN, l-lorniny, Engineering, AIIE. HI'lII. MARY EMMA FALLON, Mountain View, Home EC. CIM Club, Horne EC. Club, MNT: ABDOLLAH EALSAFI, Gorman, Iran, Aqricullureg M. ZAFRULL- AH FARUKHI, Slillwaler, Engineering, AIINI, IT, AIIE, Pakistan Sludenls ASSn.' DAVID LESTER FARMER, Eort Cobb Aoriculluro, AZ, Ullf, IK, Sludenl Senate, Agriculture Sludenf Council, Block 81 Bi-idle, Elyinj Aoqies, AVP? GLORIA JEAN FAR- RIS, Olclalnoni-a City, Education, YD, SEA, ACE: JUDITH NANCY FEARS, Tulsa, Educalion, SEA KAII SHARON KAY FELIBLE, Moore, ASS WRA PEMM Club, Hockey Club? DAVID LEROY FENELL, Plalls- buro, N.Y., AHS, YR: GENE FENSTERMACHER, Sorinrq Valley, Minn., Engineering' LYNN ALLEN FENT, Mullnall, Educalior' WILLIAM E. FERGASON, Stillwater, Education? CHARLES EDWARD FERGU- SON, I-lairaln, Business SAME, Scabbard 81 Blade, Mirulerner. SE IORS Thc team sometimes faltered amd spirit sagqccl but pep rullv signs remained utterly funny. ROY C. FERGUSON, Sh Iwwee, IELMIIQSS fI'III, III'IQ- DON WILLIAM FERRELL, MCu'N'aY'w VIev., Euf,I'wQS3, YR' ROBERT LYNN FEWEL, HAITI:-avIIIe AXIS, Sw- demf EnIerIfaIme:'s' KENNETH W. FICK, CusI1Irrrq, En- 1'qImeerInQ, XT, Afgqic SDOrIs Cm' CME, ANNITA MARIE FICKEN, Mm-,I',fIII, Hamm Fc.: IFTIKHAR AHMAD FIDAI, Kf.vfILIwI PaIQI5I1 , Ti-CIW, I 5II'u+Q ,,,,I, ABRAHAM HAROLD FIELDS, TIIIBII EmCgIricfNrIm1, 'I'IIf OAK Er'qIwerfr'I'w': Sewfdcwr' ASCE ACM, pI'f4SIdG'T'IA COIWII, CHARLES RICHARD FINLEY, Mnkofrev, ASS, Acaclffp W. M. FINLEY III, Hous- Ifm, Texas, AHS, : II'I, 'I'li'!': DONALD EDWIN FIOLLE, VVf1Irmq'a RLVIIMNI57 DAVIS ALLEN FISHER, SIIIlw11IPv' T5u'.2 Oss, ATU, AIII I5uf,I'wOss C1favs:I Club JAMES RICHARD FLETCHER, TIII,a ASIS, KVRO Nova DUI'-c1'z'. SHARON SUE FLINN, BfmIemIIw, AXIS, -X-XII' ROY L. FOGLEMAN, Lcmrd Creve, AES- PATRICIA SUE FOLEY, pQI T,'T'T' Te-II, Herne EQ., Home EC. CIUE' EDITH KATHRYN FORBES, EIIz1bfIIwfc'w, Ts1'wm,. Ed- LICIIIIOP, AE-X1 FRANKLIN FORE, CINOCIIIW, R.I2I'we5S, -TKII5 YR? JOHN B. FORISTER, IJIISIQW, Ev' :Ir 17' I, Auffa, EfiIVw-ffm. JOHN RAYMOND FORREST, Mmkozee, AHS, XIII, fI'IIl, I4f'III' JUDY SUE FORSHEE, Ponca CTW Educmorw, If-X-II' JOE B. FOSTER, Okmulqee Suiress 6f,If Team' LINDA K. FOSTER, Okmdiqee, Educaficm SEA 1I'l I'- R. E. FOSTER, SfiIIwaIer, Buzimess, E-II, NIKT, FRED JOHN FOWLER, Black- weII, Busmrefw, Klfl-IIN, JUDY FOWLER, Okfw.II'11fQ. EcIxIcfIvIfw'w -EAII, SEA, YD' HARRY ELDON FRANCIS, JR., KIWQTISHQV, AQ! rIcuIIurc, HorIIcuIIurf' CIUIQ FresIdewI1 DONALD ED- WARD FRANKENBERG, LIr'CI5fav AC1rICuIIuVQ, AZ, Ai:cIe-X' PATRICIA LORENE FRANKLIN, Owfsssog FJucfzIIcv', SEA VII' ALAN G. FRANSEN, OI4Ia- I'wo mi CI',', E'w'3I1CC-rI:'f1, ASME FICSIQIQM SUAB, SexIIinfg CIIIE, iT-31 DOUGLAS EUGENE FREEMAN, EIWOFE- CIW, Af:rICIIIIurr-, Arxrorwrvw CIUE, ATA. G. EILEEN FREEMAN, T:JIsa ASS A1zQI FlI'gIw' AES Smdvm CQUHQII, 'I'AV'I, III'I'I'g KENNETH GENE FRIELING, DevvoI, Af1rIcuIIur'ej PENNY LOU FRIEND, BVNRIPC, I-IFVYIG ECA MICHAEL L. FRITZ, VMTN, Educ'-aIIof SIAA, OSIAA' DONALD EUGENE FROST, H f'k fa'.fQ'iCV, IE1lIIC':'IO'T, PWM Cmb- JAC- OUELINE ANN FROST, TuIf,a, ECIIIQHIIQU WIwo's Wh vw r' I r F IIII Ii O, SIuCIo'I SG .a C, O fmq. QL' ,Orange X1 BMC QLIRII, SEA, SLIAE, Pm-Ida-rw'5 Cmw:-II, X52 py-fyqTdpn', JOHNABETH FROST, VEWIH, Homo EC: RONNIE WATT FROST, Lawfmw, ARS, Ar-my OTIICQVS CILIEQ SIDNEY L, FRYER, Pryor, AXIS' DAVID FRANCIS FULTON, Cf0Ifwd, RI., Howe ECM HOIQI 81 Rezfaw mf' S0595 'I'If'I', REX WILLIAM FURR, A'oIca E.IsIfwes.S S'I.mmve5Ievr Sf1Ies Fwy, QIUb, SAM- JAMES F, GABLESBERG, Er'Id Emirwsev-Irwfgu, OCOL- LEGIAN SIQII, IEEE AX. Student Senate Battled to Keep Their Advisor ERSHAL LEE GAITHER, Tulsa, Business: DON R. AMMON, Tulsa, Business, MKIII, SAM, INE, IIN, UDITH ANN GAN, Bartlesyille, Education, SEA: EVERLY JEAN GARDINER, Garden City, Kan., gg, Amy Buds, tu, ZAII, lull, l'-lil-1, Joi-lu . GARDINER, Newkirk. Business, AK'I', KE: LINDA UE GARNER, Stillwater Education Town Womenif, Gsn. President, SUAB, KAII. AMES K. GARNETT, Oklahoma City, Business, KI: OHN ANTHONY GAROFALO, Floral Park, N.Y., BS: JANICE HUTCHISON GATEWOOD, Seneca o., Education, SEA: JODY GATTIS, Overland ark, Kan., Education, REMM Club, AAHPER, AHPER: CHARLES FREDERICK GENTHE, Beth- fiy, A815 IIKA- WILLIAM GILBERT GENTRY, Dur- nt, Enqireerirci, AlChE, IT, Parker Hall Council. INDA E. GIBSON, Oklahoma City, Education, Army lades Executive Otlicer, X5-lg VIRGINIA LEE GIE- EL, Stillwater, ABS, AWS Towr Women's Assn. R, TVX, A845 Honor Society: JUDITH ANN GIGER, atoncla, AES, SEA, YR: SHERRY WANITA GILES, klahorna City, Education, Capettes, ACE, SEA: ARY LANE GILL, Bartlesville, Enqineerinq IEEE' AMES MICHAEL GILL, Midwest City Busiress, rnold Air Society. AVID HOMER GILLEY, Lawton, Business, MKII' ETTY JUNE GILLIAM, Stillwater Horne Ec.: BRUCE AY GILILLAND, Clinton, Business, Goyerrment Qek Comnd, IK, University Choir, AXA? JEFFREY ILLIAM GLASGOW, Oklahoma City ABS, IUIE 'K-IIC, LESLIE JEAN GLASS, Tulsa, Education, SEA. 'R, Iii-II' LEONARD GLECKEL, Alb-ary, N.Y, Bus'- nss. IANETTA ANN GLENN, Miarni, Education, KAII. RCE SEA: LEONARD ALAN GLENN, Miami Bus'- IN1 YR' STEPHEN WESLEY GOLTRY, Cald- .feIl, Kan. Aoriculture ll'tI'i: EDWARD MACK OOCH, Terncte Texas, ABS' DANA D. GOOD- ON, Del City, Education, IT-3, Kill, SEA, Oranoe uilt. Oran:o Bi Black Ouill- ALLEN LEE GOOD- NIN, Cieyrtanci ABS, YR, C5055 Cub, Sociriloq, Club. IARBARA J. GOODWIN, Waukc'trnis, Home Ec., YR TA-II: GUY G. GORDEN, Idabel, AES, IK, 'PAH SX, PHILLIP LEE GORDIN, Bartlesyille, Engineer- r i, IEEE IIITN, IT' TOM F. GORRELL, Tulsa, Ed- ICTHIIOIIQ ALLEN TATE GOSS, Cushing, Business, IIKT, -EX: PEGGY F. GOUGE, Oklahoma City Orar Bi Black Cuiil, SUAB, Lassos Bi Lariats, XRS, f ,oe f ,J f If I' President. RONALD FIELDING GRAHAM, Barnsdall, Business, 3.VI', YD, 5IK'l'q RICHARD ANDREW GRAINGER, iartlesviile, Tech. Institute: M. GAIL GRANTHAM, pklahornfl City, Educa'ion, ACE SEA, Rleiades Rresi Dklahorna City, Education, ACE, SEA, Pleiades Presi- iert, SUAB, YR, ATA Sweetheart, KA, MARILYN ERAUMANN, Hobart, Education, SEA, Womertis Dhorus, Choralettesf EDDIE LYNN GRAVES, Elmer RS C-errnar Club' CHRISTINA GRAY, Guymor, XS, Anqel Flight, Oranrie 81 Black Ouill, IAI, ytENC, YR SEA, IIIt'I'. QOBERTA WEBB GRAY, Roteau Home Ec., Hotel 81 Qesteurart Society, Orarqe Si Black Ouill, Lassos Bi flriats, SOLILOQUY statt AZ: CAROL LANS- IIJOWN GREEN, sizlly,-,-si, Ass, Metsic, YB, wom- ans Choral Club: DONALD BRENT GREEN, Mar- ow Business, -A-III' DONNA MARIE GREEN, Sayre Education, AIIA, SEA, Enqineerettes: MARY HELEN REENE, Bartlesyille, ABS, Varsity Reyue Girl SO- ILOOUY Statt, YR, I I'I3: OTIS MICHAEL GREEN, Sayre, Erginoerinri, IIKN President, Z'I Vice Prog, EEE. vt. SHARON GREEN, Oklfihom-i City, Ejugarigi- SEA, YD, KKIH TOMMY A. GREEN, Ponca City, ABS Acacia: RICHARD CLAYTON GREENWOLD, Stillwater Engineering, AEA, Kill? ALWYN F. SREER, Cushirfi, Education' BOBBYE J. GREER, Midwest Ci'y, Home Ec., YD, Penhellenic, XTX' HOWARD LEONARD GREER, Ardmore, ABS Kerr 1-ilICet.ic,t 'ILXXI YR. aa' I Race for Arts Ea' Sciences Dean Continued tn 466 'si' WILLIAM P. GREGO. Wilburfon, Enriireerin: GLENNIE ELIZABETH GREGORY, Tulsa, A81 KOSU, YR, BSU: JAY ALLEN GREGORY, Carme AHS, Scabbard Br Blade, YR, IX: FRANCES KAH EN GRETHEN, Ellc Cily, Business, MKT, IIS? Oranqe 81 Blaclr Quill, BTX, l l'B: PHYLLIS AN GRIGAR, Tulsa, Home Ec., Sloul Hall Presiden WRHA, H 81 ID Clulo: GARY RANDEL GRIFFITI- Gullirie, ABS, SAME, Trianqle. LLOYD HALL GRIGSBY, Tulsa, Business, -XXI SUAB, SAM, EAI, Business Sludenl Council: JAM5 C. GROHOWSKI, Parma, Oliio, Engineering, Il'l' RONAL LYN GROOMS, Slillwaler, Business, I5A'I AXA, BECKY JO GRUBB, Tulsa, Educalion, Oranq Quill, K-UI, Orange 3: Blaclc Quill, Presidenfs Coui cil, Army Blades, IIWPZ SHELLEY LATIMER GUII' Tulsa, ABS: KELLY RICHARD GUIOU, Tulsa, Busines SAM, MRT. MELVIN LEE GUIOU, Tulsa, Enojineerinq, AlAf TIMOTHY DEAN GUM, Texlworna, Enqineerinc ASAE, Engineering Sludenl Council, CAROLE SU GUMM, Cushing, ABS, Sludenl Enlerfainers, EAI WALTER DONALD GUND, Slillwaler, Aqriculluri Ioreslry Club, Aqqie Toaslrnaslers: GEORGE G GUNN, Olclaliorna Cify, Business, Varsily Rifle Tearr WILLIAM JOHN GUSTAFSON, Worcesler, Mass Aqricullure. LAURA JEAN HAAS, Cyril, ABS, YD, UP, SAI JOHN RICHARD HAFKER, Cos Cob, Conn., Enq neerinq, AIA: ELAINE FRANCES HAHN, Olclalnorn Cily, Home CTIVI KIKT, KA, DOI EDWARD HALE, Anllers, Educafioni CHARLES V HALL, Beaver, Educalion, IXTSZQ DAVID A, HALI Brownwood, Texas, Enqineerinq, ASME. PHYLLIS KARON HALL, Sfuarl, Business NIKT, UF ANN FRANCES HALLIBURTON, EI. Smilli, Arlc Educalion, Educalior Sludenl Council, Educalio Senalor, ACE, SEA, KAI' Presideniq HARRY STEPI- EN HAMILTON, Boone, N.C,, Aziricullureq WILLIAI JAMES HAMILTON, Eriendsliip, N.Y., SNEA: CAI VIN JAMES HAMMACK, JR., Hooker, Enciineerinn IT, IIKNg WILLIAM BOYD HAMPTON, Olclaliorn Cily, Business, ISE, MIST, Business Sludenl Counci YD, Sluden? Enlerlaireis. RICHARD DALE HANCOCK, Drurnriqhl, Businesf ROSALIND HAND, Tulsa Educalion SEA YR? SL SAN BETH HANES, Tiplor, Horne Ec., HEED Clul Norllw Hall Council: GWENDOLYN KAY HANGEF Oklaliorna Cily, Educalion, SEA, NAU? CYNTHI. LEE HANKIN, Soulliwicli, Mass., Educalion, SEP LARRY LEON HANKLA, Boise Cily, ABS, Blue Kei Sludenl Senale, IEC, IK, Greek Week Cliairmai Will Vice Pres. LARRY EDWARD HANNON, Slriidler, Aqricullure Bloclc Bi Bridle Clubs M. MELINDA HANRATY, Olcla liorna Cily, Educalion, Panliellenic President Morlfi Board, KAII, AX!! Vice Presg MARGARET ANI HAPKE, Olclalnonna Cily, ABS, Morlar Board, WRHI Senalor, IINIC, SEA, TB-E7 MARY CAROL HARBERI Tisliorninoo. Horne EC., 'DTH IIN, Oranqe B1 Blac Quill, Home Ec. Sludenl Council, WRHA Oulslanc ing Senior: JAMES LEE HARDER III, Ardmore, Buf iness, Ki: BECKY LYNN HARDGRAVE, Henr-,felis Educafion, SEA. JOHN MICHAEL HARMON, Lawlon, ABS: JOI EVERETT HARPER, Sapulpa, Engineerinq, ASME KEN ALLEN HARPER, Sliawnee. Business, NIKT, UF -lx: DAVID L. HARRIS, Tulsa, AHS, Sludenl Senal: D-A-K Presidenl, UP Presideni, WIio's Wlio, Board c Publicalions, 'VII-E, REDSKIN Conqralulale, Arnoli Air Socieiy, MRI-IA Senalor, REDSKIN Slafl JOHN DEAN HARRIS, Tulsa, Business, Blue Key Business Sludenl Council, Oulslandinq Fralernil Man, IEC, RAW, BI'-E, :Nr SUSAN B. HARRIS Tulsa, Educalion, YR, SEA, KKII. JANET SUE HARRISS, Olclaliorna Cily, ABS. YI: Orange X1 Black Quill, I I'I53 KRISTIN LEE HARRY Okialworna Cily, AES, IJEMM Club, WRA, YD, NEP SEA: VIVIAN HART, Glen Ellyn, Ill., Home Ec., Moi lar Board, Orange Quill Presi'IenT, FRCD Presiden Homecoming Queen-IQB6, If-3: BARRY WARREI HARTMANN, Oklalnorna Cily, Business: MELINDA I HAUG, Newporl Beaclw, Calii,, Home Ec.. 'I'Bi FRANCES J. HAWPE, Tulsa, ABS, Orange Quill, Oi anqe Br Blaclc Quill, EAII, KAII, Arrny Blades, Varsil Revue Girl, KAW, LAYTON ARTHUR HAYES, Oklalioma Cily, Busi- ess, SAM, AXA' ELLEN K. HAYHURST, Pauls Val- e, AES, SEA, Orange Bi Black Ouill, KA, JANIE OU HAZALEUS, Newkirk, Home Ec., -AIA, Home c. Club, SEA, NEA, OEA: MIKEL LEWIS HEAD, obarl, AHS' STEVE LOUIS HEAD, Slillwater, Edu- alion, OSU Skydiyers: PAMELA ELIZABETH EATH, Del Cily, Educalion, Presiderls Council, T-All, Educfifion Sfuden' Council, Educeilion Serra- or, SEA, Oranqe Quill, Or-irqe Xi Blf1ckOuill ACE, 'flrli LLAN W. HECK, Tulsa A8fSA RONALD CHARLES ECK, Ponce Cify, Business: LAWRENCE DEAN ECKMAN, Tulsa, Axis, IIKA, BRITA ANN HED. UND, Elk Cily, Educeliori, VVlio's Wlno, Campus lfaudia, KAII Presidenl, Morlar Board, Keyboard omm. Orange Ouill, Orange Xi Black Ouill, Presi- en+'s Council, ACE, X97 JERRY WAYNE HEFFEL, narfzum ARS, Soulhwesfern Sales Exec. Club IK, E-:A AXA: NANCY LEE HEFLEY, Sfroud, Home c., Home Ec. Club, FNIA Club. 6sOHN L. HEINY, Ooodlavd, K-11, Business IIAAIJ' ILLIAM R. HELLEN, JR., Blackwell, AHS YR. ICP' CHERYL SUE HENDREN, Oklahoma Cily. Business' JAMES EDWARD HENRICH, Oklaliorna Cily, AHS. 'l'll-E, YR, Karfale-Do, 'I'-AAI, Ali-A-, Hori- ner I-I-all Council' JAMES RAYMOND HENRY, Okla- Oma Ciiy, Enqineeriitfii MICHAEL VAILE HENRY, Tulsa, Business, Business Sludenl Council, BVI Presi- denl, Presidenfls Council, IK Blue Key, 'l'll-E, ATA Vice Pres. LINDA ANN HENSLEY, Tulsa, Home Ec., Home Ec. Club. Girls oi llie Golden I-learlt JEANETTE CARO- LYN HERBERT, Fairmont Home Ec., TBI, Home Ec. Sluzlenl Courcil, OSU Twirler, AXU' ROYCE GENE HERNDON, Slillwafer, ABS: LYNDA KAY HEROD, Oklalrioma Cily, Business, YWCA, l9A'I'. Ill'-E, Oranize Ouill, Socioloriy Club: JACK CALVIN HERRON, JR., Norm-un, Educalion, OSU Baskelball Te-am lll'lll' F. JAKE HESS Il, McLean, Tex-as, Amri- cullure, Block Xi Bridle, IX, DARLENE HEY, Oklnliomn Cily, Educnlion, PEMM Club, WRA, OHPER AAHPER, lvlufrfw Hell Exec, Council, JACK DEWEY HICKS, Oklalvome City. Busiress 'l'l'-A-7 ROBERT WILLIAM HIGHFILL, Skill- wriler, Aoricul'ure, Block 81 Bridle: CHARLES LYNN HILL, ldabel, Business Elyirid Acioies, NIKT: LINDA CAROL HILL, Oklahoma Cily ABS, AWS Treasurer, llllflf- PATRICIA B. HILL, Wewokfi, Educaliori, HOWARD W. HINTON, Tulsa, Enqizieerinq, llilll, ASME' ROBERT LEE HIRSCH, Al-imosa Colo., Busi- ness, AXA: JANE JOYCE HITCH, Guymon, ABS, Tlwealre Guild, Anoel Eliolwl, YR, SEA Presiderfls Courcil, Orlzroe 81 Black Ouill, liAl'l' JOHN CARL HIX, Tulsa Enoineerinfq, Ali, Sc-sbbard Xi Blade, En- cigineeriitr Swder' Courcil, ASCE 'l'lil'1- JANE KAR- EN HOBBS, Okl-nlwomfi Cily, A8157 RONALD BEN HOBSON, Oklalmmi Cily Busiiiess, AXA. AL LYNN HOCH, Laverne. Educaliori, Souflwwesr- er' Snies E1-ec. Club, A'l'!2A BENNY DWAYNE HOCKERSMITH, Sawyer, Enoineerino: ROBERT HARROLD HODAM, SEivw'ee, Erigireeriizq AIIE -:'l'l':I THOMAS WAYNE HODGES, Lillle Rock ,Ark., Busifesz :Alf RITA M, HODUR, Oklenevie lCi'r',, 'Busifie-ss, GARY L. HOFF, Owfasso AES, Arm- old A r Sociei. SE IORS Thrcc works of bzipkhrcuking work bvcainc thc prize' bounty for El small boy. Kap SE IORS vpn Kappa Psi and Inu Beta Epsilon tricd .md rri0CI tc: find ex name' for thc Big Drum. ...Q-' 'CF' 'VN M Ny, I2 5 I I 3: gi 5 5- JACK E. HOGAN, Tulsa, AXIS, -5-:Ili MIST, YD SUAB, I'I'I'i' JERRY W. HOLDER, Tulsa Business SAM, 5IK'l', AKXIC .E'l'l'I4 TIM HOLLAND, Enid, Ag ricullure, Augie-X, YD, -AT, Preside-nl: NANCY KAY HOLLIS, Barllesvilio, Educalion SEA, ACE Secre lary: SUSAN ELIZABETH HOLMES, Maysville, AHS TBI, OSU Band, Orange Xi Blficlc Quill- ROBERT ISREAL HOOE, JR., Siillwfircr, AES. DAVID ALAN HOPEER, Gullnrio, Azzriciullure, AZ I-lorlicullure Club,Af1riCull.lrC S'udenl Ccurcilq KEN- NETH LESLIE HOPFER, Gullirie, AHS, BRIAN A HORINEK, Newlcirk, Aoricullure, AoQ1iefX, Earm- Hfbuwi JOHN THOMAS HORN, Cliiclcaslwa, Afnri- cullureg SUE ADELL HORN, Siillwfaler, Educnlion YR, SEA, AI' RAMONIA KAY HOSKINS, Siillwaler AES. REX HOTTEL, Dflvis Afgrifullurf-, Arnold Air Sociery Corrirnwqler Amie--X' SAMUEL GENE HOUSTON, Alva, Aqricullure, Block 81 Bridle, Eirrnl'Iou5e7 PAUL EDWARD HUSTON, Enid, Educalion 'IAA-lg MAR- SHA C. HOWARD, Olcmulqec, Horne EQ., Horne Ec. Club: ROBERT SAM HOWARD, I-leadrick, Afqri- cul'uiGiT GLENDA SUE HOWELL, Clnf-Cowb, Educi- liOri, SEA. K-AII. JOAN HOWELL, Tulwi, AXS, Orfanigo Quill, SUAB, Erericli Club III5'I CAROLYN KAY HOWSER, Asheville, N,C., Eiucsilion, Laasos X1 Lfirifils, Aqufalic Club, SEA' RALPH DOUGLAS HUCHTEMAN. Oolofgali, AXS' JOHN MICHAEL HUDSON, Sli'glQr, Business., Elyinq Agoiost DAVID M. HUEE, Enid, AHS, OSU Geolooicfll Socielfq GEORGE ALEXANDER HUEE IV, Slircveporl, La., Aqricullure, Aqciie-X, .XI'I', JOE HARRY HUFEMYER, Tulsa, AES, lx' KATHIE JEAN HUGGARD, Piedrnonl, Home EC., 'I'T, Home EC, Eclucalion Club, SEA' JERRY WAYNE HUMBLE, Midwesf Cily, ASS, BSU, SEA, DONAL JOSEPH HUMMER, Olflalworna Cily, Enqineerinq, IIT-E, ASME: ROBERT RANDOLPH HURLEY, Clwiclmslna, Enqineerinq, IEEE: CAROLYN KAY HUTCHENS, Allow, Eolucalifir, SEA, ACE. JAMES E. HUTCHENS, Cornfriercff, Eirffiireciinq AIAA: TERRY L. HYATT, Oklahoma Cily, Enqinoer- ing, AIA, YR, SUAI3, IEC, REDSKIN SME IIKA Presidenrg ALFRED BRIAN ILLINGWORTH, Colum- bia, Mo., AES, fblll- VINITA ETHELENA INGLE, Dover, Educalion, SEA, If'I', WRA, Will.1ird Exec. Council, HAYDEN C. IRELAND, JR., Lawlon, AXQS, Scfabbard X1 Blade: JAMES WILLIAM IRWIN III, Slillwalor, Afgriculluro, Dairy Sciencie Club, Collegi- aie EEA. NANCY SUSANNE IRWIN, Sfillwialer, AHS, AZ? PAULA ERNESTINE IRWIN Kfaw Cily, Educfnfion, SEA ACE' ELIZABETH HELEN IVIE, Ponca Cilyfi A8152 HARVEY ALLEN JACKS, Arnolf, FXTIVICUITIITEC, Eloclc X1 Bridle Club: DOUGLAS WAYNE JACK- SON, Arnarillo Tex,-as, AES, AT' KERRY KEITH JACKSON, Pryor, Horne EC, app Hour Signaled End Of Another Week ERRY KEITH JACKSON, Pryor, Home EC., AXA? ILLIAM JOE JACKSON, Allus, ABS, 'l'K'l': ROG- R L. JACOBSEN, Slillwaler, Business, Karele-Do IKTZ MEHRDAD JAHANI, lehran, lren, Enqineer- nd, BUDDY G. JAMES, Paali, Educalion, PEMM lubj CHARLES O. JAMES, Enid. Enjineerirq, IIIIII, II, XA, flflll, ONY MICHAEL JARONEK, Oklahoma Cily, AES, IME? ROBERT LEE JARRELL, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, 'ABI Vice Pres., Scebbard 81 Blade, KZ Presiclenli ICHARD B. JARVIS, Srillwaler, Enqineerinq, Blue ey, AIUI. Enqineerinfi Sludenl Council, AIIE, lx' RANCES ANN JAY, Slillwaler, Business, IIASP, usiness Gavel Club, KA!-I7 DENNIS MERLE JEFF- RIES, Kiowa, Kan., Aqriculhure, Block 8: Bridle, Col- eqiele FFA, DARELL GENE JELSMA, Slillwaler, Aq- icullure, USAN STANLEY JELSMA, Slillwnier. Educalionj ICHARD LOREN JENKS, Tulsa, AHS, -5-XX, O'- OLLEGIAN Slerl, Varsily Revue Comm., JILL JEF- ON, Norman, Home EC. SUAB, Home EC. Club, 'IM Club, MRT, DWAIN LEE JINDRO, Kinqlisher, qricullure, Dairy Science Club Rresidenl, Colleqiale FA, AZ, Sludenf Advisory Board, l:armHouse7 DEN- IS WAYNE JOHNSON, Aflon, Aqricullure, Aqqie- AZ, YD, UP IK, AVP- DONALD EARL JOHN- ON, Sliilwefer, Educalion. , ONALD LEE JOHNSON, Slillwefer, Business, I5-VD, l'K'I', AXA: HAL JEFFREY JOHNSON, McAlesler, noineerinq' JUDITH ANN JOHNSON, Collirs- ille, Educalion, If-UI, :T-X, SEA? MICHAEL A. OHNSON, Slillwfiler, AHS, 'I'-A-Ht RALPH LEROY OHNSON, Dewey, Er'1i'eerir3, ASME' SHERRY OHNSON, Cushirigg, Educalion. TEVEN ELDRIDGE JOHNSON, Slillwfiler, ABS, OSU lvlanfmer -ITU' TERRY ALAN JOHNSON, ulsa, Eiicireerinag, IIK-X, ANNA MARTHA JOHN- TON, Newporl, Ark., Home EC., AXA, ITU, Slu- der' Enlerlfriner, FNIA, Home EC, Club: CHARLES ILEWIS JOHNSTON, Liffle Rock Ark., ABS Wild- lile Socielys CHARLES PAHL JONES, Ardmore, Business: CHARLIE EVART JONES, R-,far ABS E. Bennell Council, MRHA, Arnold Air Society. JANICE C. JONES, Bnrllesville, Educalion, IINIIC, SEA, JOHN DAVID JONES, Cuslniziq, Business lr- lei-hall Forum Comm., JOHNNY LEE JONES, Bar- llesville, Enoineerinq, 'I'lI-E, IIT-E7 JUDY KAYE JONES, lulsa, Educa'ion ACE SEA, NORTON BREWER JONES, Barllesville. Business? BILLY GENE JORDAN, Nowafa, Aqricullure, NANETTE JORDAN, Oklahoma Cily, AHS. Xflt DA- VID ALLEN JUELICH, Slfirlzlield. lll., Erioireerinfz. Fire Rioieclion Socif-ly' CHARLES EDWARD JUNG, NlVfaukonnis, Business, 5lK'l', YD IN:-7 JUDY C, JUST, Oklarcnnw Ciw, Educarior, Capelle Commander, YR, SEA, Z'l'-X: ROGER DALE KALHOEFER, Med- lord Business IFC, YR SAM, :X President KATH- ERINE KAY KARBAN, W.aukomis, Home EC., HEED Club, SEA, Home EC. Club, Willard Hall Council O'Sla'e s, JAMES ARTHUR KASBOHM, Fredonia, N.Y., Ami- culfure: HOWARD M. KATZ, Bfirllesyille, ABS, SUAB, AIC-3, Vfarsily Swimnniro 'learnt NANCY LYNN KAYS, S'illwa'e', Home EC. Home EC. Club, FRCD Club, ITU, Army Blades, RA, ELEANOR RUTH KELLER, Slillwa+er ABS, Uriyersily Choir, MENC, -EAI. A-XII: RONALD H. KELLING, Barilesyille, ABS: CHARLES E. KELLY, Rerrylon, Texas, Business, KA JOHN WELTON KELLY, JR., Hodqeix, AHS, Arnold Aii Socielyq CHARLES W, KENNEDY, Calumgl, ABS, Capella Advisor, lvlinulernen' LOWELL WIL- SON KENNEDY, Tulsa Busiress, YR, UR, OSU Sky- divers: JENEE ANN KENREIGH, Miami, AES, SEA? ness :A-fi' CRAIG MICHAEL KESSLER, Fairfax, Va. GLINDA SUE KERNAGHAN, Oklahoma CIM Busi- Business, Vfarsilv Eoolball, -XX-X. ,'?' if ' 9 W' Q v:: '- af 469 What We Have s a Failure to Communicate H ! . au . '53 'JPN 'G' K W- ' 42? ni LARRY C. KESTER, Ponca Cily, Enqineerinqp A LYNN KETCHAM, Oklahonna Cily, Home Ec,, Mor lar Board President, Presidenfs Council, Home Ec Senalor, Home Ec. Sludenl Council, Lillie Siqmas REDSKlN Conqralulale, KAW, MARY R. KEY Chandler, AES, EIU, Uniyersily Choir, Army Blades Uniyersily Band, YD, MENC, Horlicullure Club Queen: CARLYN KEYES, Midwesl Cily, ABS, 'PX li-Ex. YR, Brumley House Council, W. ROY KIL- LOUGH, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec., 'Pl'-3: KEN- NETH RODGER KIMBROUGH, Oklahoma Cily, En- qineerinq, AllE, Soulhweslern Sales Exec. Club, A'l'A ROBERT RONALD KIME, Drumriqhl, Business, HEL- EN SUE KINCAlD, Casper, Wyo., ABS: JARVIS GENE KINDER, Randlell, Aigricullure, Aqronomi, Club, Elyinq Aqqies: DAVID OWEN KlNDRED, Checolah, Business, 'PllZ, Cordell Hall Council, NINA FAE KINDRED, Slillwaler, Home Ec., DAVlD PAUL KING, Salamanca, N.Y,, Aoricullure, Block Xi Bridle, CLARENCE EDWARD KINGHAM, JR., Slillwafer. Business, -EX' RAYMOND C. KIRBY, Avondale, Busi- ness, :AEI JAMES STANLEY KIRK, Oklahoma Cily. ABS, lRC, Army Cadel Ogicers Club, JON RAN- DALL KIRK, Pawhuska, Business, Semper Eidelis So- ciely Presidenl, -Yllllq MICHAEL D. KlRST, Tulsa, Home Ec,, IX: JAMES PAUL KISER, Ponca Cily, Educalion. KAREN SUE KISNER, Tulsa, Educalion, SEA, -X-ll, GEORGE MAURICE KIZER, Ames, lowa, Enqineer- irq, Blue Key, lEEE flflll Presidenlis Council, ll5llf, IIKN, IT, :Ulu Klfql, XX: ANN KI-EN. DA, Tulsa, AHS, Medical Tech. Presidenl, Campus Chesl Co-chairman, Wenlz Hall Exec. Council, BRUCE LEO Kl.lNE, Cushing, Enqineerinq, IT, AlChE, Aggie Sborls Car Club' DONALD KLOV- STAD, El. Worlh, Texas, Business, Arnold Air Sociely, NlK'l', :Alig JAMES RAY KNAPP, Ord, Nebr., AQ- ricullure, lK, Adfxie Toaslmislers, YR Colleriiaie rm, ALL JENNIFER LYNN KNlGHT, Oklahoma Cily, Busi- ness, YR, SAM, 5lK'l', HT-E: JAMES DONALD KNOWLES, Texhoma Enoinoerinu, ASCE, :TZ JAMES C. KNOX, Willow, Educarion, SAUNDRA ELAINE KOCH, Elk Cily, Business, -llK'l', UTI, YD: DENNIS LYNN KOEHN, Chickash-1, Aqricullure. Arnold Air Scciefy' EMELIA LEONA KOERNER, Minco, Home Ec., ll-X, Home Ec, Club. JOHNNY LEE KRETZSCHMAR, Midwesl City, En- uineerinq, HKN, lEE, IUIEZ MONROE W. KRIEGEL, Siillwaler, ABS, 'Pl'-lg PAT KROGER, Greeley, Colo., AHS, -EAL YR, Capellos, XB Oueen, Enqineerinq Oueen, OSU Bowling Team, K-X7 PATRICIA LOUISE KUHN, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, SEA, ACE, YR, AAA, MARY JAYNE KUNZE, Morrison, AXS, SEP: JOHN CHRISTOPHER KUSEL, El, Cobb, AZ, Slu- denl Senale, Blue Key Presidenl, lf-ill, ATA, Wes- ley Eoundalion, IK, Argriculluie Sludenl Council, .Xl'l' HARRIET ELIZABETH KUYKENDALL, Tulsa, Educa- lion, SEA, YR, AAA: LOWELL PALMER KYLE, Pine Blulzl, Ark.. Educalion, Diamond Club, OSU March- inci Band, STANLEY HOWARD KYLE, Rine Blull Ark., Business, Diamond Club, AE ROTC Cadel Ol- licers Club: ROBERT E. LaBASS, Tulsa, ABS, YR, -EX, JEAN ANN LaFEVERS, McAlesler, Business, -WIKT, lil'-E, Presidenlls Council, Business Sludenl Council, YD, AAA: CHARLES GARY LaFRANCE, Sfillwaler, Agriculrure, Eoreslry Club, ERNESTlNE LaFRANCE, Oklahoma Cily, AES, Eor- eslry Wives Club, BSU: STEVE LaGRONE, Tulsa, ABS, llnkkl, SUAB, IK, ATA: JENNIFER J. LAMB. Oklahoma Cily, AHS, O'COLLEGlAN Edilor RED- SKlN Assf. Edilor, YR Vice Pres. Bc Secrelary, l'7-ET, CONNIE MARIE LAMDIN, Slillwaler, Educaiion, YR, SEA' PETER J. LANDRY, Ouincy, Mass,, Enqi- neerinq, DOROTHY ELAINE LANDSMAN, Lillle Rock, Ark., Business, li-N' Secrelary Orange B1 Black Ouill, lil'-E, Sludenl Enlerlainers. MAURIE MAYN LANGSTON, Oklahoma Ciiy Busi- ness, lf-VV, O'Slalers, -YT-33 PHILIP LEE LANK- FORD, Tulsa, Business, -VV-5, CHRISTINE CAROLYN LANIE, Manchesler, Home EC., -3-X--5-7 DOBBlN BRY- AN LANSFORD, Woodcliltl Lake, N.J., ABS, AX? RALPH W. LANTZ, Midwesl Cily AHS, Wall? ROE ALAN LaPORTE. Hennessey, ABS, Wildlife Sociely. LEXIE VALORIA LASSLEY, Yale, Educalion, I'I'.l, li-X-ll Vice Pres., SOIJLOOUY Associafe Edi'9r Oranrye Quill, Orange 81 Black Ouill, French Club: EDWARD LEON LAVERTY, Laverne. Aoricullure Rodeo Club, Collesgiele FFA: CHARLOTTE SUE LAWLESS, Mifimi, Eiucnlior, AWS, Drummond I-louse Council' SANDRA KAY LAWRENCE, Clwand- ler, Educelion, Morlar Board, Anqel Fliqhi Execulive Officer, Orange 8: Dlliili Quill Presiderl, If-XII, AF Vlonomry LT, Colonel: MARK GAYLE LAWSON, Tulsa, Entiiveerimr' NEAL LEADER, Tulsa AES. PEGGY LEAK, Muskooee, AES. YD, SUAB, People io Peccle l l'l4: PAM S. LEDDEN, Olclelnome Cify AXS, Orange 81 Black Quill, AWS, KKl'g VIRGINIA A, LEE, Oklfarcm-1 Ci'-,f, Busiress, Morlar Board, Bus- iness Srudeni Council, IAI, AXSI Presidenl: JOHN LEWIS LEEPER, Hcldenville, Erfiireerinq, IEEE, E. Bonner President lx: NANCY ANN LEES, Tulsa Educalion, If-XII, Orange 81 Blaclc Quill, WRHA: WILLIAM J. LEIBERT, Scnevecfady, N.Y., Home Ec,, Hoiel 34 Reslaurfanf Society 'I'K'l', ROBERTA ELLEN LEMMON, Verder, Educnlion' LLOYD CHARLES LENTZ, Oullirie, A8fS, Rifle Team, Sociolcuy Club SEA A'l'f3' SHARYN JEAN LE- VANN, Oklalioma Cily, Educalion, :Ally FRED DANIAL LEWALLEN, Slillwa'9i Ensiineeriri :ill lllix, IEEE, IK' BILL M. LEWIS, Tulsa, Enngirteeiirg ASME, ll'l'?L- JOHN ROBERT LEWIS, Cerllifigie, Mo.. Eroimererinfg Elyirc Afidies, ASME, MARY VIRGINIA LEWIS, Claremore, Business, Homecoming Oueen-W l9b7, SUAB, IIIi'I', KAREN SUE LIABOE, Barllesville, AHS Cabelles, Willard Hall Council, Sociology, YWCA: STEVEN LESLIE LIEBMAN, Belle Harbor, N.Y., Home Ec., Holel 81 Reslauram Sociew' LINDA LIGHTEOOT, Sliawree ASS, AXQS Sludonl Council, Cnpelles, Orange 31 Black Ouill XQ, RICHARD NORMAN LIHOU, Tulsa Business, lFC, MNT, YR, .XX Vice Pres.: ALBERT J. LILLY, JR., Omnlxa, Nebr., Busmess. JOHN A. LINARES, Elmer, AHS, Sbenisln Club' GERALD WAYNE LITTLE, l-lomiry, Business, YR INX- GEORGE ROBERT LLEWELLYN, Tulsn, Endi- rieerirri, Ililir, ASME' JAMES T. LOATS, Lf1Gr5a'i1ge, lll. AES, SUAB, lflfxlfq LOUIS LOEFFLER III, Okla- lioma Cily, Enriineerino 'l'II-E IK, IIT-Y, Varsily Clieeiiefader, Preside 's Honor Roll ATA' JOHN STEVEN LONG, Lfiwlon, ASS, LINDA ANN LOOMAN, Blaclcweli, AXIS, Medical Tecli. Sociely, Willard House Council, LARRY J. LOOMIS, Buliialo, Agricullure, Agronomy Club? SHIRLEY FRANCES LOOPER, Slillweler, AXIS, REMM Club, Iflll' BRIAN ALLEN LOTVEN, Tulsa Ezlucfirior, l'l'l'lg RICHARD WARREN LOVELAND, llffrcleisorville, N.C. Aoricullure, AZ, Aigroromv Crub Anime Tofislmqslers, Agri, Sluderl Courcilg JOHIN Ci. LOWERISON, Tulsa, AHS -VN! Qllfl, TOM M. LUCAS, Bullfilo, Aqricullure, S.A, Presideni Skdei, Serrile, VVEQG NNl'io REDSKIN Con:,:ra?ula'e, Elue Key, AX, YD Pres., IK Pres. Key-Board Comm., ATA IFC .Xl'l,: JACK EDWIN LUNDY, Midwesr Ciy ASIS' JUDY DIANNE LUNDY, Srillwfiler, Edu- gfilioni NITA LYNCH, Berllesville, Educalion, :All Orfinvif Quill Ofiirjqe X1 Black Quill, SEA, lflll' BARBARA JOAN LYONS, Luwlon, Home EQ., SUAB P'-esidcn' REDSKIN Conqrfilulale, Orarqe 81 Bficlc Oufl, REDSKIN SME' KENNETH WAYNE MCBRIDE, , T , . Ai: acne in 'iif'e12 i .'T. SENIORS Provo picnics started big but disappeared curly. The fiction provcd less than stiniulzitilig. 1--4' V Nur? 42 f-Ml' 47l X SE 1oRs It was smile. smilc, smile. and bicker. bickc hickvr A- till Bid House Day. K AEK' 9 . vs., QS-. JAMES B MCCANDLESS Cmkiiri Agiicuirure SAM IAN LINDA KAY MCCARTY TJIS Home -XII Horric c C u HEED C U X X LEONARD VOYD MCCOMMON, Duricari, Eriqirieeer- i gg MICHAEL PAUL MCCAULEY, OkIaIioma Ci'y AZQS, 'I'-XM: DARYL E. McCLOSKEY, SIiIIwaIer, A8157 WILLIAM SCOTT MCCLURE, EaycIIeviIIc, N.Y., AES, KKXI4 IINIA, Ar1ioId Air Sociew, OSU Bmd Gylee Club, MENC. ROBERT L. MCCORD, JR., EI Dorado, Kari., Adri- cuIIurc Forestry CIub, JUDY ANN MCCORKLE, Demcari, AHS, -EAU, Ki, BERNARD DEAN Mc- CRAW, Korawa, Ac1ricuIIure, RAYMOND CHRIS MCCUBBINS, Enid, AHS, REDSKIN CoriqraIUIaIe, Varsify Track, All American Track, Par: Am MedaIi5Ig PHILLIP C. MCCURDY, IuI5a Euqiweoririzj IEC, AIA, 'I'II-E, IIKA Pros.ideriI: PAUL KENNETH MCDAN- IEL, SIiIIwfNor, Eusiriebs. CHARLES B. MCDONALD, Dorveer, COIO., AHS, IEC, ATU' GARY DEE MCDONALD, 'I'uI1.fi, AHS. 'I'Xg WILLIAM E. McDOWELL, JR., CIare-more, AHS, Scabbard 81 BIade, CAROLE MYREE MCGEE, Pauls VaIIey, Home Ec., OI-IEA, HEED CIub: CHERYL LYNN MCGILL, Wf.-fffr'If, Nab . AHS' BYRON LEE MCGOWAN, Shawwee, AXIS, -X-X. CARLA JO MCGOWEN, Beaver, AHS: JAMES RUSSELL MCGOWEN, Beffver, Busirifess.: GLENN A. MCGUEFIE, OrIaridc, Ha., Busircssi MAX MARSH- ALL McKEE, Ponca Ciry, 'I'II-E, IIAK, AXIS Sfudrerw CouriciI, IIAII-I, ACM, MRHA, SLIAB: A. DARLENE MCKEOWN. MidwesICiIy,A31S, PEMM Club, WRAq CHARLES WAYNE MCKIBBEN, Grovv E'I'1I7TE'SVIVIf'J. Am. CI1erri, Socieiy, AICIWE. CRAIG ROY MCKINLEY, EImore Ciry, Af5ricuImre, AZ, Eoresixry CIub, -X-EA, Aaqriculmre Advisory Board, AQricuIIurc Sruderif CowrciI, Presidenrs COIJICII. Earr1'iHouse: RICHARD LEWIS MCKINLEY, Ckiarid- Ier, A'5ricuIIure, AVN3, E-XX, O'COLLEGIAN SMII, -X-:Ag RITA JANE MCKINLEY, MOOreIarid, AES, ABA: SUE MCKINSTER, Hcre-Iord, Texas, EducaIiOr'. Army BIades Commander, GaIIaqber Sirk, Alu' RICHARD LYNN MCLEAN, DurariI, Enqineeririqg DAVID E. McLEMORE, DRUMMER SraI3I CHAL- LENGER II Ediror. GERALD MCMASTERS, Waurikfi, Af1VICUIIIJI'S, Aq- romomyq EARLENE ANDERSON MCMILLAN, Har- raIw Home Ec., I-IEED CIub, Home Ec. CILIIJ ITU, SEA? MARILYN KAY McMILLEN, SIiIIwafer, Educa- 'iorm OSU IwirIe-r, 'I'I4l, ZTA' NANCY KATHLEEN MQNEW, OkIaIioma Ciry, Busiriress, SEA, UT-E Soc- rcraiw, Busiriess Seri-Mor, Goverrimerd Week Smcre- Iary, X537 GARY G. MCNIIT, Iorikawa, AHS' THOM- AS BUCHANAN MCPHERSON, JR., Golden, CoIo. AHS. ROBERT H. M. MACEADZEAN, SIiIIwaIer, Erqiriccr img, AIAA, ll'l'l, PETER M. MACKELLAR, Smrrs Corwr. Home EC.: GARY D. MADISON, Ponca Ci'rv, Busiwess, -EXE, DON EDWIN MALEAHN, Perry, EPA qiriearinqq JOHN RICHARD MALONEY, Cushiriq. Busircsb -EX' CHARLOTTE IRENE MANNING. Grovc, Educaiicwi K-XII. New Voice of Graduate Student Council Heard JUDITH M, MANSEE, Minmi AXS If-XII MENCQ EMMETT LEE MARCUM, Hzzrnny Aqricuuure' DE- LORIS ANN MARLOW, S, CoIIcyviII:e, EducfIIion' JAMES L. MARR, Oikziwrwnna Ci , AES, :I'II':, M RHA Exec. CouncII, Cordell HaII President: BILL MARTIN, Spai-I-,i, ,P-,X,S, IAX YR, O'COLLEGIAN SIQEIQ JOHN DENNIS MARTIN, Semcy, AIIQ., Afgri CuIIuf3, MARCIA LYNN MASON, Rinwwood, ASIS, -EAU, YD, UR, WiIIi1'd House CuunciIf BARBARA ANN MASSEY, Guwnon, AHS, Erngineerinq Queen, VcIei'- inary Oueen, Princess Atinona, YR, SUAB, Nfl' WILLIAM B. MASSEY, JR., SIiIIwaIer Af4VicuIIure' RACHEL ANN MATHEWS, Eriid, AXIS' SCOTT DEAN MATTHEWS, I3erIIesviIIe, AES, UP, Kerr Hal! Secreiiw X1 Ifenswer, MRIIA Ifeesufef' ROGER DEAN MAULDIN, R-fxOIi, AqricuIIuVe, COIIQ-'qifxte IEA, JULIA GAY MAXWELL, Cornfanciwr-, Business IIIVIJ' MARILYN ANN MAYES, Ionxawff, Home Ec., IIN, 'I'TII, ERCD CIuI3, Home Ec, SIuden? COunciI, Les- sos X1 Lfxiiats, WiIIHarn HaiI Exec. CounciIj MARY KATHERINE MAYES, OxIf1I1orna CIW, Education, YR, SEA: RICHARD PAUL MAYEUX, ORI3iIGVU?i Ciry Mg, fum .um :MI Luc, PAUL HENRY MEADE, Sisef E :i'ceer 'g, AIIEq CHARLES DAVID MEADOWS, FI Reno Business Varsiw FmIbaII, JAMES MICHAEL MEADOWS, Suri Antonio, Iexfxs, Business, NIKT, KI- RUTH ELAINE MELLIES, Ed- mond, Educafiov, SEA, Iii, SIcuI HaII President 81 Vice Pres., WRIIA AWS- MARILYN ANN MENGE- DOHT, Ere Nebr., Herne Ec,, OSraIers CIM CIub, SUAB, Pkiindcs, NlK'l', Ki: LYNN D. MEN- NEM, Mf-dfvd, A :'ic1I'+w'a AVI ARDITH ANN I MERCER, StiIiwnfei', ARS Ame-I FII.-III, YWCA' LARRY DON MERRELL, OxfaE:n'wf, CY, AXIS AEROIC. JOEL HOWARD MESH, SIiIIwfIIer, Home Ec., I-imvi X1 Ref-'auiiwt Sziciek Bfwdi-is CIui:' JUDITH ANN MEYERS, OQII-Iiicfnw Cin, AXIS, AXA Crescf-nf GMI, YR. O'StffIe's, KTA' ALICE DIANE MICHAEL, In'- xsvff, I-iIf'T1 v Ec., I-IEED CIIIC, SEA, 'I'TII IIN Orfir-ge X1 BIf1cx QuiII YWCA' JOHN VV, MICHAEL, Pcnd Creek, AXIS Gevv fern-1 NVeeIx Cevirn., IIKAX' CHARLOTTE RICHMOND MICKISH, SIiIIwfiIer, EI tcetifw, NMI' CHARLOTTE ANN MILLER, MIII- Ii,1II, Business, ARS. DWIGHT WAYNE MILLER, Poreau, Education' DONNA BRIGHT MILLER, OxIaInonne City, Educa- Iion, YR: JACK R. MILLER, Lfix-Mon, Business, SAM' JAMES JOSEPH MILLER Okhivocnfx City, A'qricuIA iuie, YR BSU, 3IocIx XI EridIo, PHILIP E, MILLER, Siiidier, Eusines ,',, IN-E' TONI MILLER, StiIIwa'er, AHS, VERNE PERRY MILLER, S'iII.',sIf-', Bt.--ifiess, SAIC? DANIEL JOSEPH MILLIGAN, Cfinfon, AcyricuItu'e' DE MINER, Oxfpnefnw Cfw AES Jufizw CI,Iss Sec- r'emr3,f-Irelasuier, UP, KKIS: LARRY CARL MINNICK, Iusi, AES R5'i'In ': R'fif1s 'I'KxI'f MARC SCOTT MINOFF, Brocidm, N.Y., Hcnic Ec., University Re- Iidous C,x. 2 ' RON EUGENE MINSON, Vifw AqricuiIuiI,. CHERYL L. MINTER, Onfanerns Cir, Business, AI- pimbettes -X--EH' MARCIA GAIL MINTON, I'uIsI ASS, Lwsscws X1 L,'T51's,YR' EDITH ANN MITCHELL, OkIaInon'Ia Cifv, AXIS, YR, OSIaIei's, Medical Iecii. Sftci-ef, LINDA KAY MITTELSTET, Afine, Home Ec,, Home Ec. CIub, SEA, AIA: JEAN ANN MIX, Jenks I-Iirne Ec,, VVRA SEA, VI: HEED CIJE, Horne Ec. CIubj ROSEMARY ELAINE MONAHAN, Enivview, Home Ec., Hzvrne Ec. S'ude'f Crw,nciI President, FEED Cub Rr'esideiI, -AIA, TH-E, OSU MnI'cI1ir.1 Bqvid, I'fIfI1, JANET KAY MONTGOMERY, Novi-Hfa I3usir'c-ss, YR' JERRY L. MONTGOMERY, Efoxed Bow Busiresi NINE OSU SIxx,fdivqi-2: RAYMOND MONTGOM- ERY, Milvri EdLlC:'IC'i, CHARLES MICHAEL MOODY, IuIsfI, Erwinecring, ASME: CHARLES BRUCE MOORE, S1rI'esvi'Ie, ASS, IIANI YR 'I'KI'1A COLLEEN KAY MOORE, AIIus, Educnfion, SEA, l I'I4, QQM yu. it 473 Drummer Contmued to Struggle for Existence DAVID T. MOORE, SriIIwf,rer, ASS' DONALD RAY MOORE, Porunn, Enqineszrinri, -XT, AIAAg GLEN E. MOORE, NesIw, Enfrineerirq, ASAE: JAN HERRON MOORE, Norman, Af4ricuITure, HorIicuIIure CIub Orzancie OuiII, Orfirrrge Br BIACIQ QuiII, III5'I'j J, EI- LEEN MOORE, Tusd, Educfdion, SEA, YD, AXS2' JON P. MOORE, Edmond Educfifion, OSU Skv- dive-rs OSfarers, PATRICIA ELAINE MOORE, Mounds, Home EL. UN, 'IPTIL I-IEED, Horne EC, Srudonr CouriciI: WIL- LIAM L, MOORE, Pueblo, COIO., AHS, IIMI5, AKA? THOMAS K. MORAN, I'uIsfx, Business, -:'I'I'i, JAN- ICE CRESSE MORAN, S+iIIwa'rer. Educarior' Girls of The Golden I-Ienrr, IAN, CALVIN LEE MORE- LAND, Beaver AES, 'NI-ff BIue Key, Board of Pub- Iicnrions, ArnoId Air Sociefy, WIro's WI10: SUZANNE MORGAN, IuIsa, AES, YR, CI'ii DeIpIwiia. WILLIAM RODNEY MORGAN, Pryor, Erminceririu, AIIE, KI, CLETUS LYNN MORRISON, Urion Ciiy, AXS: JOHNNIE E. MORRISON, JR., Davenporr Business, AKKIH MRT, INI, flflll, Am, Markerinfr Assn.: RAYMOND E. MORRISSETTE, SIiIIwaIcr, Aq- riculrure, Arrroid Air Sociery, XZ IJGVLICLUIEUIKS CIuI3: KAREN ROSE MORROW, HoIIis, Business, llilllq MICAH L. MORROW, Gurhrie, Ericiirreerimz, AIAA, SAME, Enqineerinrg Sruderzr Courcir. TROY LYNN MORROW, I-IoIfis, Business: RICHARD PAUL MORTON, S'IiIIw34er A'1riCuIrure: JOHN VINCENT MOUNTS, Enid, Erngineerinfg, II'I'1,ASME, -XX' RONALD DEAN MOURER, Tonkawra, ASS, YD: ROSS E. MOYER, B61r'IesviiIe, Business, Nlli'l', :NI CONNIE RAE MOYERS, Drurnmond AES, WRA, REDSICIN SMR XII. JAMES A, MUCKLEROY, JR., Ir.Isfa, Erfgiweerirzrq AIIE Ti-ierwle' LARRY J. MUEGGENBORG. OLMCEK-, Business, O'S'f1rers, ArrCId Air Socireqr YR SAME, 'I'Kl-lj SUSAN KAY MUELLER, CIrrveIfrnd, Y-Imrne EC., I'If7 YWf' EC. CILIID SEA YR? WENDELL WAYNE MULDER, Rarrrcirwr, Eriqiriuerir- r, IITI, BSU, ASME ',I ivr:rei+,r ROIi:iffus CO.rrCiI' H. STANLEY MULLINS, Rrzrxcri Ci', Er'i'1f':rfer'ii 3 ASAE' JAMES RAY MURPHY, 'I-,rrrzrtfu Ar1riCuIrurc. RAY MURPHY, IuIs51, Busirvss. Virsi',r WresIIirr:,:. YR, AIII, KKXIQ NIKT, .EfI'I'Iy YUANITA MUR- RAY, Wfevrolir Hcnme EQ., AILwInabQI+Qs, PROD Club, Home EC. Club: KATHY MURRAY, Tuba Business Ercncln C'ub, YR: GEORGE RAY MURRELL, AIIus, E'w 1ir'eerinq, XIC, ASCE, IIIS-xi ALLEN HARRIS MUSHINSKY, SiIvrer Spring, Md., Enqinoerinrq, AEA: ROBERT LEE MYERS, BerIii I-Irs. OMG Herne EC., Wa-iCiIrrIiiTir.g CIub, YMCA. MARY JUDITH NALL, Boise Cify, AES, Ar:creI EIifrIn', YD, fl-UI, IIN! ROLLAND ALPHA NASH. Vxfoodwfird, Business, Varsity GQII, IIEIIIQ SALLY JANE NEAS, Brokffn Arrow, Business, UAW? DENNY RAY NELSON, AIfcri, ASS' JIM NELSON, Olda- Iwoma Ciw, AHS, IAN, JANE WILLINGHAM NEL- SON, Carrie-i Herne EQ. SEA, AHEA, I-Ifzrrio EC. CIub. RONAL ROY NELSON, Carrier, AqricuIrure, BIOCIQ Ex BridIe7 GEORGE WYMAN NEMECEK, NOIJIG, AQ- riCuIIur'O, COIIeQi6rIe EEA, ATA' WILLIAM R. NETH, BuEIaIc, N.Y., Home Ecu NANCY M. NEUMANN, Arkansas Ciry, Kan., Home EC., IIH'I', CELIA MAE NEWMAN, Duncan. Home EC., I-Icrne EC. CIub7 CHERYL ANN NEWMAN, RresIor AHS, Spfinisln CIub, YR EIyinQ Aqgisis,Anf1oI EIiqInr, YWCA, AWS, SUAB -XZ. DANIEL ARTHUR NEWMAN, El Reno, ASS: BILLYE LOUISE NEWTON, Brisrow, Business' LEON P. NEWTON, Tulsa, Busirir-ssi JOHN MICHAEL NICH- OLS, Tulsa, Engineerirrq, BIue Key, ASME, Il'l'l, WIro's Wrro: MARTIN L. NICHOLS, Sourixwesr Ciry, Mo., AqricuIIure, Block 81 BridIeg DENIS NICOLAY- SEN, Era'iIcIir Lakes N.J. Efigrineerini, 'I'-AEI. CAROLYN ANN NIEBRUEGGE, Snyder, Business, IIIII, IIAWI1, IISZII KAII, SEA BJ5iqg55 Sfiidenf Courcii, Orfinqe 81 BIack OuiII3 PENELOPE NIE- MANN, Ponce Ciw Educaiion SAII, SEA, YD: GALA JEAN NIXON, CyriI, Educaiion, SEA, ACE? ROGER KEN NOBLE, Horniw. Enoireerinq ll'l'I: NANCY E. NORRIS, Shenandoah. Iowa, AXIS, SEA, PATRICIA ANN NORRIS, Wesipori, Corn., Edu- cation, PEMM CIub, SEA. PATRICIA VERNE NORRIS, Ponca Ciry, ASIS' RICH- ARD MICHAEL NORTHINGTON, BIanchard, Aqri- Ci,i'ure, Eoresrry CIub' JOHN LEWIS NORWOOD, Checofah, ABS: SAMUEL LEE NOTT, Muskogee, En- oineeri'-ai, ASCE, BILLIE RUTH NOWABBI, Taii- nina, Home EC., RICHARD MARTON NOVVLIN. CDIiI2lI'iOI'T7i Cin, Business, Pershing Riiies, Track Team, RANDALL WILLIAM NUNLEY, Enid, Enqireerino Semper Eideiii SfJCiSi4.f OSU Skydiyersi NEIL RAY- MOND O'DANIEL, Minco. Aqricuirure, Agronomy Cub: PATRICIA BETH O'DONNELL, Br'oIcer Arrow Business, Caperfes. ZA-E Presiderir, YR, -Xl-3' JOHN P. OGILBEE, Lfiwron, Business: SUZANNE RA- CHELLE OHAN, BIacIcweII, Horne EC., Morrnr Board, Who's Who, OH EA Vice Cheirnnar, UN HEED Club, KAII, Uniyersiiy Choir. LiI'Ie Siornm Orerqe Ouiii, Orange Br Biack OuiII, P-1nheIIenic A-XII' ROBERT O'KELLEY, Cushino, AES. MICHAEL PATRICK O'LOUGHLIN, Binohemiory N.Y., Business, 'I,If'I': CARL EDWARD OLSON, Lex- irgron, AoricuIiureg ROBERT ARTHUR OLSON. Minnenoohs, Minn., AoricuI+ureq CLIFFORD HUGH OMO, Enid, AES, AIC-3, Scabbard 81 BIade, Pershing Rifies' SHIRLEY O'REILLY, Oiciehoma Ciiy, AES, Mori-ir Board, Whos Who, Siuderr Senare, Lassos 81 Larioh Secrerary, Wenrz HeaII Presidenf, WRHA ABS Siuderr Couricii REDSKIN Congraiul-Me? AN- TONIO ORTIZ, VenezueIc:, Eniiineerind JOSE LUIS ORTIZ, Ver:ezueIe, Enqineerinog DON ORTLOFE, Tuim Erdineerinoq DALE W. OSBORN, Porcfi City, Encgineerino, AIIE, AIUI, Acacia, JUD- ITH LYNN OSBORNE, SIiIIweier, Educsufion, If-XII' KEN E. OSHEL, Aiy-1, Aoricuifure, Rodeo Ciub, BIocIc 81 Brii1IIf-' MICHAEL P. O'TOOLE, SIiIiw-Mer, Business -YIIA. JAMES M. OWEN, Edrnond Busiriexe 'l'Kl'3' CHER- YL KATHLEEN PAINE, Okhihorna Ciiy, AES. 'IUUII ROBERT H. PAINTON, Enid, ABS 'I'A I7 EDWINA LOUISE PALMER, TuIsfi, Educafiong JOSEPH LEROY PAP, Ardrnore Errrzireerino, IEEE- NELSON ROBERT PARKER, Siiiiweier, Business, DALE GENE PARKS, Tuiefa ABS AIC-X, Cavipu. Chesr, IAII7 JAMES RANDALL PARMLEY, Wyfmri- dorie Afrricuimre Pouhry Science Ciub- SAM THOMAS PASCHAL, Okhihorne Ciry, Business, AKKP, YR' C-ERRY ALFREDO PASCHALL, Tiln Businezs -f'I'I'1 Presidenit DON SAINE PATE, OkIfa- horne Ciff, Aigncuiiure, V-wsiff Rina Te-irn' JOHN LEE PATE, Muukofme Busineas. ! 511.4 W SE IORS All it took was 3 quick hug from Andy Williilliis and you almost blew your cool. V? wr-1 SENIORS president :md IVIVS. Iiamm concentrated on thc intensc action on the lvaskctbzill court below. 1 'k ' in PATHAMANUTH, Bamikolc, TImiIarwd AHS, CARO- LYN SUE PATILLO, Miami, Educaiof If-I-II, -U3-I, rbi-IK, SEA, YD, DIXIE KAYE PATRICK, WiIsori, Home Ee, HEED CIuI:i, BSU, IIN: JAMES EDWIN PATTON, Tulm. AXfS, llXll'l, l3'I'I'f7 TERRY LYNN PATTON, Ardmore, AXS, AIpIw'ibeIIs, DON MOR- GAN PAULSON, Daria, Iowa, Home EC., 'PMA Pre-siderv, HoIeI Z Rfesmewf-mi Siciew Merg GIQQ Club, AT. BEVERLY RAE PAYNE, TuIf,f1, Educaiiow, LiiiIe Siq- mas, JAMES EDWARD PAYNE, Errid, Eriqirmeermq, AIIE, AIAA, DON D. PEAK, Errid, AXS, O'COL- LEGIAN X1 REDSKIN PI'soIorgraoIwei': DONALD RAY PECK, GoodweII, Evqireerirrw, ASAE, ZI'I'g FRANCES AMMON PEDDY, Ardmore Home EC., AI-IEA: ROGER LEIGHTON PEDDY, A'CImore A'1'icuIIurc-. HELEN M. PELLITER, RoCIie',I11:r N.Y.. EJUC-1Iiori SEA, WiIIard Home Courrc:iI, CHARLES EDWIN PERRY, TLIISQ, AES' JAMES L. PERRYMAN, JR., Kinm, Agric:uIm:'e, CoIIeqi.1Ie EEA? MIKE RANALD PETERS, Eaiimoiii, Erif1ir'ef3rir'f1, AIIE :IIE AIIM' MICHAEL H. PETRILLA, I.iI:fi, E11-,ifesy LARRY A. OIQIEIIWOVTWA CiI',', Erfzirwrirfrinu ASIVIE. C. DIANE PEYTON, 0IcIaI'i0mia Cify, Home EC., If-X, RICHARD L. PHARISS, Ba'fIesviIIe, Erqireeriwo, ll'l'l, ASME: HARVEY G. PHELPS, Pond Creek, Aq- ricuIIure, BIc:cIc 81 Bridie' KAREN KAY PHELPS, Pur- ceII, AHS, IUII5, AHS Horor Sociefyi DAVID L. PHILLIPS, Bf1rI'Ie5viIIe, Eri'girieoi'ir'q, ASME, SAE, EH- girieerirw Gfxvei CME, YVONNE PICKENS, LawIori, Educfxiiori, If-KII. DAVID MAX PICKRELL, Tipion, AqriCuIIuie, IEC Exec. Cour'ciI, 'I'-I- I Pies!eIewI, RICHARD O. PIERCE, OIcIaI1oma CIW, AXS, AI5-X, Acacia, GARY KENT PINKSTON, CI'iiCI4a5Im, Buzifiess, 3lK'l', Sludemi A5- socifafiorw Forum Comm., UP, Acfacifa, PAUL BRADIE PIPES, Commerce, AHS, Am. Chem. Sfuciefy, Army Cedei Omcers Cub, MAX A. PISCHEL III. Ok'a- Ieomd CIW, Business, MKT, 'PII-3' JOSEPH WESLEY PITER, Yale, Business JOHN T. PITTS, Poricfa Ciw, AoriQuIIiire, Sanborn EriI0moIrxgy CIub, YR, Sciilinq CIub, TALLAULAH KATHLEN POLLARD, Airian, Texas Busifess, WIL- LIAM HAROLD POND. Eori Cobb. Aqr'iCuIIure, Al'I'g ALFRED ARNOLD PONTESSO, OkIaIwoma CH-J, Eriqirieerinq, DAVID LEE POPE, Loyai, Eriqirxeeriwc ASAE. Ercir-eeririfiq GfiveI CIub, Ez1rmHouse, ALICE PAYE POWELL, PE1oIi, ms, SHARON ANN POWELL, IuI5ia, Educfaiiorii JAMES HENRY PRAPROTNIK, SI, Louis, Mo., Eriqirieerinqf SANDRA LYNN PRESTON, Ioisa, Home EC., KIIVV, Home EC. CIub, CTM Club, YD, LINDA ANN PREWETT, Efmrqo, AHS' DON D. PRIBOTH, Nardirw, AqricuIIure, Aqvoriomy CIub, AVP, FRANK W. PRI- BOTI-I, Naidivr !q'7V'O'iL2VTI', ATIVICUIILIVE. Football Prospects Good Then Season Started KENNETH THOMAS PRICE, Duncan, Business, Aqcgie Sports Car Ctub: M. MARLENE PRICE, Detavmre Business, Murray Hatt President, IIQII K-ill, SEA, YD, UP' NANCY EUGENIA PRICE, Coatgate ASIS. Orange Quilt, O'Staters, Cfapettes, Oranqe 31 Black Ouitt, :Tl Easttion Board, Best-Dressed Coed, Tnea- tre GuiId, SEA, YR, KKV, JOAN E. PRITCHETT, Oktntiorna City, AXIS VIII:-E, Orange Z9 Btack QuiII ANU: SHARON KAY PRUETT, RandIett, Home Ec.: THEODORE J. PURDOM, BI,ackweII, Business, Scab- bard 81 Btnde, IEC, Cadet Otticers Ctub, NIKT, I5t'III President. GERALD KENT PURSELL, TuIsa, Enqineerincq, A?CIwE' GERALD WAYNE PUTT, Oktatwomfa City, Business, MKT: MARCIA L, PUTTROEE, OkIattoma City, Education' THOMAS JOHN QUINN, Ponca City, Eneineerinq, SAME, Sky Divers, AXA: MAR- VIN DON RABA, Okatiornn City, AXIS, SOLILOOUY Contributor, ACS: JAMES STEPHEN RADER, Tuisa, Home Ec. CLYDE RAY RAFEETY, Horniny Education, AIAA, OIAA: ROBERT LEE RAEEETY, Horniny, Engineering, IEEE: JIM RAGER, OkIet1onm City, Business' JANET KAY RAGLAND, Hartsttorre ASS, Medic-at Tecn. Society: HARROLD LELAND RAGSDALE, Tutsfe, Home Ee, HXQID CUB: WALEED EUAD RAHHAL, Beirut, Lebanon, Enuineerinq. DAVID WILBUR RAMMING, Lattorne, Aqricuttuve, AZ, I'-X I-torticutture Ctub' JAMES LEE RAMSEY, Bixby, Busivess: JOHN KENNETH RANDLE, Ricn- iurdson Texas, Eruirieerinii -VITA: CHERYL ANN RANDLES, Hardest,-, AXIS 'I'-it JOE WAYNE RAN- KIN, Oktattorna City, ASS, Scalobard 81 Btade, KVRO Virsit, Trfick 'I'-UI, YR, I.XI'I' RITA KAY RANSON, Eairyiew, Educfition, Orfinfxe Quitl, Oranoe 81 Btfick QJII SEA, .XIIA AWS KAII. DONALD DEE RAPER, Oktitsonna Cid Educfwir r PEMM Ctub, -VMI, SEA, YR: WILLIAM HENRY RAPP, Red Owk ARS' STAN C. RATHJEN, Okkf- ttornli City, Ermgirzeerino, IEEE, Varsity Swimrninfg, IIKA' MICHELE KATHLEEN RATLIEE, Okt-item, City, AXIS, Avrn, Btndes, Ttnfz-itre Guitd Presider' Pant1eIIenic Prewidert, WIwfI's Wtiot MARILYN RATZ- LAFF, Enid, ABS KVRO' DENNIS ALAN RAWL- INGS, Moore, ABS. PAULA RICHARDSON RAWLINGS, Vtfynnewood, AHS, KA' JOHN CHRISTIAN RAY, t-tarratn, AXIS Arnoid Air Society: MARSHA ANN RAY, Okta- Itoma City, AES Pfanttettenic, IINIB Junior CIfiss Vice President. KAW: JAMES REAGER, WiIburtCnri, Enoineerinzi, IEEE -ET, IIKN: THOMAS EDWARD REARDON, Btwnoarge, N.Y,, Education, Newrnfin Ctub, Track, 'I'If I' BENELLE E. REEBLE, Nnsttyittv, Ti ri, Horne Ec. JANET R. REED, Tenure, S.C., Education, SEA ACE K'I': JULIE M. REED, Tutse AHS: PEGGY ANN REED, Berttesyitte AXIS, VVRHA Secreviry, SUABt STEVE R. REED, Stiitwfiter, Business, HIST. KA? LENITA ILLENE REID, Nnsn, Horne Ec. EIEED Ctub Home Ec. Ctubt RICHARD A. REIF, New Orteans, L-i., Business, Business Student Councit, Lassos X1 Lfzriats, ll KA. ROBERT REID, Pauts Vfittey, AXIS, SUAB, Student Entertainers, HK-X: STEPHAN WILLIAM REILLEY, Okiatoorne City, YR, -XX: JEAN B. REINS, Tuisfi, Home Ec., SEA, YR, Horne Ec. Club: JERRY DEAN REMINGTON, Coyiwiztor Business, AIVI' Mirure- rnen, IFC, 3-T: LARRY A. RENNE, TuIsa, Education, 'l'll'l, Mectt, Tectt, Society' DONALD RAY RENNER, LoyaI, Education. DOROTHY MCLAUGHLIN RESNEDER, Ortfando, Education? JERRY Tuisfa, Busi- ness, OSU Mercniro X1 Concert Bands, KK'l', DA- VID W. RICKER, Oklfattennfa City, Enoineerirw Las- sos 81 Lariets P'esider', Erjireerind Student Councii President, AIAA, ASME, tl'IlZ, II'I'-E. KA? GEORGE LEON RICKER, Vtfakita, Business: LARRY RICKER, Stiltwuter, Business IIKA: DAVID FRANKLIN RICK- EY, Durcil A :'icqIt.I'e Cotteoiate EEA. 5 000 Students Met in Front of the Library KAREN MARIE RICKER, Tulsa, Business: MARSHA ELLEN RICKEY, Olclaltoma City Education, Orange Ouill, Oranqe 31 Black Ouill, SUAB, SEA, 1I'I'.A, K-MI, KKII: ANNE LENORE RIDDLE, Altus, ABS, Anqel Eliqtir, XAII, KA: TERRY LEE RIDDLE, Law- ton, Education, Scabbard 81 Blade: CLAUDIA ANNE RIEMANN, Hunter, Home Ec. 'I'Tlt, OHEA' CHARLES ROBERT RIGBY, C-uymon, Enqineerino AIAA, CAROL SUE RILEY, Olclattoma City, ABS YD, ZTAI DANNY RAY RILEY, Ponca City, Business, HI'-E, IK, 'I'II-E: JACK RILEY, Durant, Business: MARY ELIZA- BETH RINK, Perry, ABS If-XII, SEA: MARILYN JOYCE ROADS, Enid, Home Ec,, UN, AI-lEA-OHEA, Lassos Bi Lariats, WRA, WRI-IA: ROBERT LESLIE ROARK, Olilattoma City, ABS, Blue Key, Presidents Council, 'EC, WMI President, ERANKIE LEE ROBBINS, Medtord Endineerinq, EX: DOROTHY MARIE ROBERTS, Siloam Sprirfqs, Arlc., Home Ec., AWS, YR, Home Ec. Club: JAMES LEW- IS ROBERTS, Cuslnind, Business, A-YII: MARY A. ROBERTSON, Ponca City, Education, Clwor-al Club. If-MII SAMUEL EARL ROBERTSON, Little Rock, Ark., Education, Allhtg COY ANN ROBINSON, Biclnen Arrow, Home Ec., Home EC. Club, HEED Club WRA DARRELL L. ROBINSON, Tulsa, Business, YR, SAM: RONALD C. ROBINSON, Hunter, Aqriculture, .XI'I': JOAN CHADWICK RODERICK, Stillwater, Educa- tion, SEA, HT-E: BILL JAMES RODGERS, Tulsa, ABS, IIAXI, YR, OSU Sailinq Club, OICOLLEOIAN Plno- 'O'JV71DlNI9V: MICHAEL VERNIE RODGERS, Olclaltoma City ABS, Blue Key, IK, 'I'II:, S.A, Exec. Dept. Di- rector, People to People, I5I'lIIg JESUS ALBERTO RODRIGUEZ, Venezuela Adiicuiturf-, A':rorf7mu Club. ROE III, Stilmatei, Business, -ATA JAMES LEROY ROGERS, Edmord, AES, 'I'II-A: JAMES M. ROGERS, Bar'IwsvilIc- Enfiireerinfi, ll-KK. IITE, Student Senate, Wtto's Wlnog JOHN MURL ROGERS, Stillwater, ABS' MARTHA KATHERINE ROGERS, Hulbert, Horne Ec, 'I'T'l, ITN, Home Ec. Club YD, Oran-in Br Blaclf Ouill, SEA' DOUGLAS ROHDE, Butlesyile, Ei iireeii'i'. ASCE, -XX. RICHARD MADISON ROLSTEN, Tu si ABS, 'I'XIA Menis Olee Club, University Cnrimbet Sinriers, Uni- versity Ctioir: GREGORY LEE RONCK, Enid, Erfii- neerinq, AIIE: STEPHEN W. RONCK, Enid, ABS, -XX: ROBERT W. ROPER, Stillwater, ABS, SUAB, EAI, IEC, 'I'I'l: RICKIE DALE ROSE, Moore, Educa- tion, TIE, IEEE, OSU Stydiyers: CAROL W. ROS- SANO, Tulsa, ABS. FREDRICK VINSON ROSSER, Perry Business: MARY MAUREEN ROSSER, Tulsa, ABS: ALAN CAMPBELL ROUTH, Stillwater, Enriineerino, Lassos X1 Lariats, IK, IEEE, Circle K IAIC: JANICE SUE RUDOLPH, Mi- ami, ABS, Wentz Hall Council: MARTHA DIANA RUDOLPH, Dallas, Texas, ABS' LYNN NEWTON RUFFIN, Tulsa Business. -YI'-3. GLEN R, RUMSEY, lNlorristown, Pa., Enqineerind' FRANK RUSH III, Lawton, Agriculture, Collegiate EFA: ERROL WAYNE RUSSELL, Waooner, Tectt. Ir- stitute: JOHN WILLIAM RUSSELL, Enid, AHS: ROGER ARMOND RUSSO, Syracuse, N,Y., Teclw. Institute: ROBERT JONES RUTHART, Millersville, Pa., Business. LORAINE C. SALERNO, Lonci Island, N,Y., Home Ec., ENIA, Home Ec. Club' DONALD EUGENE SAMPSON, Bristow, AES, Kerr Interttall Council: NANCY JEAN SAMUELSON, Olclattoma City, Edu- cation, Mortar Board, Anqel Eliqtit Commander, Ed- ucation Oueen, Presidents Honor Roll, Education Studert Council Panbelleric Treasuier Pre-siof , -. Council, Oranqe Ouill, Orange 81 Blaclc Ouill, SEA, KAN, KKIII JOHN A. SATTERFIELD, Wttitetield, Agriculture, Addie-X, Aqqie Toastmasters, Collefiiate EEA: JOHN FRANCIS SAUTER, Nortlnampton, Mass. Home Ecx JOHN LAWRENCE SAVANT, Tulsa, Business. SAM, Business Student Council. ROBERT RAY SAYERS, SIiIIwmer, Business, AKTV' RICHARD ALLEN SCHAEEFER, Monrovia Calif, Business' LINDA LEE SCHELLACK, TuIsn, Educafion, Li++Ie Siqrnas, Campuu Crusade, Lassos X1 Lariatf., REDSKIN Beaufu, KA!-V DONALD JAMES SCHILLE, Sioux Ciry, Iowa Horne Ec., HOICI X1 Resrauranr Sm- cieiy, 'I'lI'I' JANE A. SCHILLER, Arkansas Cify, Kan, ASS, YD ZTA: JOHN THOMAS SCHMIDT, Per Hills, N.J., Afgricuirure, Agqie-X, Pre Ver, CIUIJ, 'I3.lI'I. SANDRA M. SCHNEIDER, VVcod-ward, AHS, Bran- deis Club, SDS: SHARON SCHOLLENBARGER. SI'iaIrucIc, Educaiicc, SEA ACE, If-X: KAY BETH SCHONES, OIcIaI1oma Cify, AKS, Moriar Board, AWS Vice Pres. REDSKIN ConqraIuIaTe If-XII IUIIC AAA I I'I5' NOLAN E. SCHRINER, SfiIIwa+er, AES: GARY D. SCHROEDER, Adams, Educarior' SIAA, SQu'Efwes'erc Sf1Ies Efcc. Ciub' CHERYL JUNE Biilinigs, EduCGIiOri. JOHN ALBERT SCHUSTER, CnesfeXrIfeId, Mc., Hcrnf Ec., Cness CIub, YR 1'r'I'1, AXE JAMES MICHAEL SCHWARZ, Okircre Busiwuu, I3.VI', AIU, 'I'K'-'- ROBERT EUGENE SCHWARZ, Anfiers, Adricuffurc, Soufhwesfcrfi SeIes, SVI'-E, Jr, AVMA, BIocIc 81 BridIe, Pre Vac Ciun Preslderf Adricuifurc Sfudenr Counci' BEVERLY ANN SCOTT, Env AHS, Grande QuiII, Gr- fwvde 81 BIf1cIc QuiII, AWS, -ETA, AHA, WI-IRA Sec- re'6rv, Preuidenfa Honor ROII, SEA: JAN ELLEN SCOTT, TuIm, Horne Ec., Horne Ec. CIUE, HSKID CIub ANU: JOHN LEWIS SCOTT, Okifinomi Cin, AHS, -EAII5. ROBERT STANLEY SCRAPER, Sefafile Wash., ASS' GEORGE LEROY SEALS, WeIcI'1, AqricuIIure, CCI- IeciaIe EEA, BIock 81 BridIe: BRYAN L. SEARCY, EI Reno, Educfafiorr, Universify Choir, 'I'II'i, Engineering STuden3 Councii' JANIFER KAY SEBRING, SfiIIwa+er Home Ec., ENIA Ciub' LAWRENCE G. SEIBLE, New YORK, Nfl., Home Ec., ITIOISI Xi Resrauranr Socieiyt ANTHONY ROSARIO SEPE, Weyneld, NJ, ASIS. ALONSO A. SERRANO, CoIornbia, AqricuIfurc7 FIDEL SERRANO, Coiornbia Anr'cuI'urfz, Dairy Sci' wicee CIubj ANNE B. SEWELL, Snreveporh Lf1.,A8fS, YR' KAREN DEE SHADDOX,TuIsf1 Home Ec., XXII' ROBERT I.. SHAEER, Pr3,for, Business, IFC, AROTC Cfadpr Oificrwrs CIub, AT: KAY E. SHARP, EIIQ Ciiy, Home Ec. JAMES MORLEY SHAW, Okianurna CIW, AHS? TERRY JOE SHAW, Suriirfrcn, Aigricuffuro AZ. Aggie Toasrrnesiers ACS, IIAK, 'I'II-E, 'I'-E, Aqricui- Iure S'udenI Cour'ciI, EfarrnI-Ifnuse' KAREN A. SHEE- GOG, I3auIn Vaiiey, Business., JIKT, HT: YR, If-li BARBARA J. SHELL, I3ar'rIef,viIIe, Educaiion, Morifur Board, Orarrze Qu7I' Vice P'e5,, S'cu+ I-MII Vice Prey, SEA, ACE KAIIZ J. CHARLES SHELTON, TuI9f1, AHS ESI SUAB, 'I'I'i' MARIANNE SHEPHERD. Alva EdL.c miec, KKII. KAREN SUE SHERRILL, Midwesl Cify, EcIuca'ior' WARD LEE SHERRILL, Sfard Springs, Educsirion, VHFSIIV Basko+baII AXA: CAROLYN SUSAN SHIB- LEY, Seouicfi Ed11cTiO , SEA- DONNA JEAN SHID' LER, Okhnonna Cify, ARS, 'I'-X-NI, Orange 31 Biack QuiII Sf:cre'firi,r AHA Presiderr, PfvI1eIIeric Serawr Iii' STEVEN BOYD SHRIVER, Midwes' Civ Aqri, cuI+ure, Bme Key, Aiifiic Towefmmiers, AA, Serum' ' 'V FRANKLIN Ciass Vice Pres. r1ar'nHC..wf-' ROGER SKAGGS, McAIs:1,Ti-', Eri'ginf3f3ii'i51, SE IORS Athletes madc peoplc happy ut Christmas with their gifts of food amd toys. MARSHALL RAY SKARKY, I-ILmIer, BusImef,s,: JACK K. SKINNER, DaIIa5. Tame, Efmhes-fI:',:1:, 'I'IIf, IT, AICIWE, AIIE, TrIfmCgIe' TERRY LEROY SILKEY, Pryor, A::rIcuIIure, AQUHIIC CILIIJZ JERRY LEE SILLS, WaLIY Iaofws, BusIrrf+ss, Alu SAM, ATU, LUIS ALFREDO SILVA, Caracas, VeneezueIa, AqriQuIIurep GARY MICHAEL SIMON, AIWCIYOVCYJQ, AIHIKIA. ASS, Am. CFCVW. Sccifyxf Ar'fcId Air SocIeIv, RICHARD WAYNE SIMUNEK, Mf1vsIwaII, AqrIcIII- Iure Armies-K: ZORITA ZEVELY SIMUNEK, M,-Ir' sIwaII, Educ::vmrI. Smdevv Eric-rI11Inevs, OSU TwIrIQr' KRISHMA KUMAR SINGH, SIIIIwaIr'zr, En:qIvxeerIrwq, India SI'Ud6'fIT'5 Aiwa: DAN SMELTZER, SapuIpa. ARS, SocIoIo'x,' Club' AARON DENE SMITH, Law- ton, AXIS, Chess CILIE, Scfsbbard X1 IfIfsde, YR, ANN AILEEN SMITH. Edward E:IIImImg I:'I'. SEA, ,KXSI CAROL JULIA SMITH, ENVI f ' 5v'IIf, ASS, A-X-II? CAROLYN SMITH, Birdrzye, Ark., Home EQ., III4'I': CHESTER SIDNEY SMITH, JR., I-Iomhf Evfgirfer- Inq, AIIE, AIINI' DARROLD RAY SMITH, TuIsa, Em- QIIWSCVIIIVI, Vf:rsIIy Track II'I'I, ASME' JAMES ICI11I'Df'I, AES Up, I:',I'i- ':fsIIi:'IfI ReIf1IIrmQ C11III'FIIlJANNA CAROLYN SMITH, Jw,- LH'-IV, Toms, AXS If-XII MENC. JOE WAYNE SMITH, TIC+O w, Ai1vIQuIIu'4-, SCLNIW' wesfem SeIes Exec. CILb, AVIIII, AZ, CruIIefqIfaIe FFA, If-XIII LARRY EUGENE SMITH, Midwesf CIW, Eur aides-Hrwo, ASCE' LINDA KAY SMITH, S'iIIwaw-r, Educfmiiom' MYRNA JEAN SMITH, MUSIQQQQQ, Edu- Cfifiorvq NANCY SUE SMITH, Wdurikfx, Home EC., 'I'TII, Ajwifv Pdfcfiss, Augrorom, Quver- Home EQ. Club: STEVE ELDON SMITH, SIIIIwa'cr, AEQS, Aoi- CIFI. STEPHEN WARD SMITH, IuIg'I, Af:rIQuIIuro, Scfabr bard E1 BIfxde, Pcrslwivfg RFIQ-,A WILLIAM DAVID SMITH, AmIIe:rs, ErmIneerIrwq, ASCE: DONALD RAY SNETHEN, KIr'QIIsI'wffr, Evwfixinf-CVIPQ ASCE' RANDY JOE SNIDER, AmIIe2r's, AXS, IIKN, Tr'IfmqIc: HELEN LOIS SNYDER, CcwInqIou, Home EQ., FRCD Club, ACE, SEA' TAMES WALTER SODERSTROM, Park Foresz, III., AES, IrwfremumI Sriorfs. MITSUHIKO SOEJIMA, Tokyo. Japan, Buslwenq JOHN T. SOUTER, CfuIf'far-,f, AIbr., Cawndfa ASS lx: JEFF J, SPANIER, IUISFI, Eusivfrss, NIKIII, YR, IN-E, A-EH, :XZ HARVEY LEE SPARKS, 0IcIaIworYm CIW, Iixxshensi NANCY L. SPARKS, MICIWHBS' CIM, EJLCL-IIIOU SFA ACE Qvkariw QUIII, SwcCIHeerr ru? lx, LifIIc Siqmas, YR, KA? CLYDE WAYNE SPEARS, I'UfIsHQrwo, Busfress. . THOMAS DEAN SPICKELMIER, E1Id BJSIWCS, HAVI' H4-III, THOMAS S. SPOONER, CI'IeIopfx, Kar., AES? JIMMY HOWARD SPRADLIN, OIIICM, TQCIW. Insfi- Iufe' LARRY J. STAMPER, I3IfIQkwieII ASS, EBI? JERRY C. STANDIFER, TOSIIKBITIIIILICJ, AQVICUIIUIO, ATA. IEIIOCIQ 81 BVICJIQ, COIIe:i5If:Ie FEA' JAMES ED- WIN STANTON, 31r'If2svIIIQ E ',1f16f-IU: AIA. Senior Women Started Looking For Husbands CHARD HARVEY STAPLES, McAles+er, Business, NA: JOHN L. STARR, Owasso, Aqricullure, Col- iale EEA, ATA: MAX EUGENE STARR, Moore- d, Business, AT: RICHARD WAYNE STARR, lllalwoma City, AHS, -AT-X: DALE A. STATON, Man- m, Aqricullure: RONALD D. STEBBINS, Enid, Aq- mullure, Skydivers, ATA, Colleqiale EFA. RRY ROBERT STEINER, Weallierlord, AHS, TAM, , IK, Men's Glee Club, AXA Secrelaryp VIRGINIA NE STELLMAN, Claremore, Educaliori, SEA' IZABETH JO STEPHENS, Enid, Educalion, SEA, I THOMAS JOE STEPHENS, Sapulpa, Agricul- e. Colleqiale EEA, ATA, TYLER JOSEPH STE- ENS, Lawlon, Educalion, AIAA: HAROLD RAY ERLING, Norman, Aoriculrure, Sanborn Enfo- Dloqy Club. :RRY D. STEVENS, Hennepin, Business. Arnold Air iciely: MARSHA JEAN STEWART, Barlrlesville, Ed- alion: DEANN STINCHCOMB, Minco, Educalion, orlar Board Vice Pres., WRA Vice Pres., AWS, A, ACE, -1-EA, Orange Br Black Quill, KATI- ARY M. STITT, Oklahoma Cily, ASS, WRHA Pres- nr, Sludenl Senale, Morlar Board, WIwo's Wlxo, DSKIN Congrafulale, AWS Exec. Board, Orange Black Ouill: BETTY JEAN STOCKTON, Moore, :mme Ec.: MARSHA LYNN STONE, Eairlax, Home .. ON, SEA, Willard House Council, Capelres. QSAN CAROL STONE, Oklalnoma Cily, ABS, -EAU sidenl, Orancge Bi Black Ouill, OlSlal'ers, Pan- Ilenic. AXSZI STEVEN RICKEY STOREY, Skialook, me Ec., Holel 81 Reslauranl Sociely: CHARLES GENE STORM, Kinqlislwer, Aqricullure, Varsily le Team, Minulemen, AZ: KENNETH DALE OUT, Blackwell, Business, NIKT, IK, IX: RONALD STOWELL, Miami, ABS: JERRY S. STRATTON. id, Business. AMES CHARLES STUART, Oklalnoma Cily, Busi- ss, Blix: SANDY STUART, Sl iaIluck,AB1S, Campus wesl, Lillie Siqmas, YR, X527 SHERIDAN A, 'UMP, Midwesl Cily, ASS, AES Sludenl Council, CII, Lassos 81 Larials, Orange Quill, Oranqe X1 ck Ouill, I'fI'Iig SHIRLEY WINTERS STURDY, nila, A8rS, PEMM Clulo, WRA, CARROLL L. 'URGEON, Slillwaler, Aqricullure, Block 8: Bridle ubg RUDOLPH LOUIS SUHL, Millinqlon, Nd., orne EC., YR, I-lorel Xi Reslauranl Sociely, AXA. IDITH KAY SULLENS, Barllesyille, Business, Rodeo ubi DAVID DANIEL SULLIVAN, Gran? Park, Ill., siness: BETTE JOAN SUMMERS, Pawnee, ABS: ONROE ALLEN SUMTER, Claremore. Aqricullure, KA, AZ, Colleqiale EEA, ABIT: GRADY ROBIN- N SUTHERS, Arnell, Aqricullure, Block 81 Bridle ulo: BARRY S. SWARTZ, Oklalnoma Cily, Busi- 55, Zi'I'I'1, DN EDWARD SWEARINGEN, Slillwaler, Enoi- erinq. Sludenlr Enlerlainers: DANIEL LEE SWEE- EY, Ooloqalw, Business, A'l'Q, Scabbard 81 Blade, 3, 'I'Kl'I: RONALD DEAN SWIGART, Mooreland, gricullure: BONITA ANN SYNAR, Miami, ASS. orlar Board, Wl'io's Who, AIC-X, Angel Eliqlwlr, esidenl's Council, TAXI, 'I'-E, Orange 81 Black Quill, ying Aqqies, Presiden'r's Honor Roll, ABS Queen, 2 Vice Pres.: KAREN ELAINE TAGGART, Slill- aler, Home Ec.. AWS Presidenl, Morlar Board, 'lEA-OHEA, ERCD Club Vice Pres., K'I', Orarqe Black Quill, A-XII, DONALD L. TALLENT, Mea- rd, Aqricullure, Aqqie-X, Black 81 Bridle, Colleqiale PA, Earrnl-louse. HARLES LEE TALLEY, Cliandler, Business, RAW? :RRY FRANCIS TANDY, Slillwaler, Engineerinq: xRBARA JO TARR, Tulsa, ABS ABA: PAT E. xSSELL, Oklalnoma Cily, Home Ec.: TONYA K. xTE, Roosevell, Educalion, YD, Army Blades, Tlnea- e Guild, .LSAT CHARLES ROBERT TAYLOR, Tislw- winqo, Aqricullure, NDA SUE TAYLOR, Srillwaler, Educalion, Horli- ,llure Club Queen, NAPT: MARCIA J. TAYLOR, iwlon, Educalion, SEA, ACE, CEC, NIKT, Easlnior' aard, K-3: LINDSAY TAYLOR, Pryor, ABS Morlar aard, Presidenks Horor Rall, ABS Sludenl Courcil ce Pres. 81 Secrelary, 'I'-Y, Presidenfs Council, AAA, SU Sailing Club Vice Commodore, lIB'I': RON- EA CHERYL TAYLOR, Purcell, Business, SEA: ANN TEFET, Enid, Business, SEA, NHT, DICK TEIS, 'lsa, Business, Business Sludenl Council, YR, AKXI' mf 'A Volk Q -,,,,. ' if . f ff- -ra 5. -i . N A 'ffl' 'D 48I 4' r a f., ancini Williams Played to Packed Fieldhouse VERA LORETTA TERRILL, Newkirk, Business, MK BTI: RUSSELL EUGENE THARP, Yale, Aqricullur JIMMIE EDWARD THOMAS, Lawion, Aqricullui Elyinq Aoqies, Block Bi Bridle: JOSEPH DEXTI THOMAS, Pryor, Business: KAREN BOLINGI THOMAS, Cusliino, Educalion, K-AIT, SEA, KA MELVIN B. THOMAS, Haynesville, La,, Aqricullui Block 81 Bridle, SHARON E. THOMAS, Vinila, Business, KIKT, Y WARREN JERE THOMAS, JR., Oklahoma Ci' AES, MKT, A'I'52, Geoloqy Club, SUAB, 'VI'-X: WI BUR G. THOMAS, Muskogee, Aqricullure, Poull Science Club, Soufliweslern Sales Exec. Club, Afl President GARY LEE THOMASON, Glencoe, Ag cullure, Block 81 Bridle Club' EDWARD R! THOMPSON, Builer, Business: ROBERT DENN THOMPSON, Sonia Rose, Calif., AQVICUIIUFG, A IK, Colledieie EEA. Presidenfs Council, AVP. ROBERT MARSHALL THOMPSON, Siillwaier, Hof Ec,, Holel B1 Resliiuranl Sociely, Universily Clio fIfK'l': WAYNE ELLIOTT THROGMORTON, W lonqa, A8rS: CAROLYN S. TIDWELL, Tonkawa, Eel colion: GARY TILLEY, Sulpliur, Aqricullure, A Scabbard 81 Blade, Poullry Science Club, 'I'-ti, Earl House: JAMES E. TIMPERLEY, Heavener, Enqinee ind IIKN, IEEE: MARY JO TIPPECONNIC, Okl liornu Cify, Home Ec., SEA HEED Club. TERRY W. TIPPENS, Weailierford, Acjriculiure, A riculiure, Aqriculiure Sludenl Council Treasurer, A die-X, IK, AZ, 03-K, Souiliweslern Sales Exec, Clu Al'I': KATHERINE SUZANNE TIPTON, Clioulee Educalion, Collegiele FFA: HOWARD CARL TIT WORTH, Sliewnee, Enqineerinci ASCE, 'I'Kl4lg JOH G. TIT-TLE, JR., Slillwoler, Enqineerinq: SHARC SUE TITTLE, Siillwaler, AHS: JIM R. TITUS, Brisio AES. y SUZELLE TOMA, Snyder, Business, l4ANI', Orenoe Black Ouill, YR, UP, INIQ DAVID LEE TOMLINSOI Slillwaier Enciineerinq -ET, IIKN, IEEE, 'PIT-E, Enc neerinq Sludenl Council, OSE, Aqualic Club: WI LIAM DUANE TOWLES, Tulsa, Business: WILLIA R. TOWNSEND, Edmond, Business, Iil'lll: BET' LOU TRACY, Muskogee, AES, Medical Tecli. Soi eiy Orfinqe Xi Black Ouill, KKII: FREDERICK WI LIAM TRACY, Enid, Business, NIKT, 'T'-All JAMES E. TREDWAY, Yukon, Business, SUAB, 'I'l'. NEAL TROYER, JR., Pryor, Aqricullureg PATRICI ANN TUCKER, Okleliorno Cily, Educelion, Educ lion Sludenf Council Presidenl, Presidenfs Couric Army Blades, Eesliion Board, Oranqe Quill, Oren: B1 Black Quill, KAII, VR Girl, SEA, Klflf SANDR KAY TUCKER, Midwesl Cily, Educalion, Panliellen SUAB. CEC, Cfallaolwer Girls, Sociology Club, Ki EDWIN H. TURLINGTON, Allon, Educalion: NAI CY LYNN TURLINGTON, Ailon, Educaiion. JAN M. TURNER, Oklaliorna Cily, Business, MK Business Oueen, Vorsily Clieerleader, lll5'T': THOI AS ALBERT TURNER, Slillwaler, Engineering, E Il'l'I, ASME, AIME, 'I'K'l'g GARY DUANE TUR BURY, Scio. N.Y., Business: BILLY JOE UMSTE Scliuller, Enqineerinq: DAVID CECIL UNDERWOO Miami, AHS, OSU Band, Menls Olee Club, KK' MENC: SHARON KAY UZZELL, Barilesville, Eo caiion. TERRY LYNN VANCE, Pond Creek, Endineerinq, 2 IIKN, IEEE, 'PH-Y, YR, IIMIC, Earml-louse: CARC JENKINSON VANDERWORK, Burlinqlon, Busine SEA, YD, AIA, Block Xi Bridle Wives: MICKEY I VANDERWORK, Taloqa, Aqricullure, 3115, Block Bridle, YR, Earrnldouse: JUDY KATHRYN VANGUI DY, Miami, AES, Wesleiy Eoundaiion: FREDERIC VARELA, San Jose, Cosla Rica, Enqineerinq: MA GARET ANNE VAREY, Edmond, Educolion, KA SEA. TOIAN VAUGHN, Muskogee, AHS, Sociology Cli. Alpliabeifes: KEN G. VENZKE, Ponce Cilry, Busine Iil'lIlZ ROY DON VIEUX, Aioka, Aqricul+ufeT ST PHEN JO VOGEL, Borllesyille, Engineering, ASN Elyino Aggies: PATRICK J. VON MERVELDT, Ok liorna Ciiy, Business: DONN M. VORSE, Oklalior Cily, AES, KKKP, YR, 'I-'X, OSU Band 81 Orcliesii College Counclls Contmued to GIVE Banquets ONALD EUGENE VOTH, Orienla, Aqriculiurej ILL JAYNE WADDELL, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, KAl-i, ACK P. WADE, Lee's Summil, Mo,, Business, Scala- ard X1 Blade, IEC, SUAB, AIIE, IN, WILLIAM AL- EN WADE, Siillwaler, Business, NIKT, 'I'-Md, MICH- EL GENE WADSWORTH, Siillwaler, Business, Busi- ess Gavel Club, IN: JAY S. WAGLE, Siillwaler, Business, 1I'lIE, Aiiw, Anvil, .vm EVELYN SUE WAGNER, Ponca Ciiy, Business, 'IIB-E' RICHARD M. WALFORD, Slillwarer, Business, Ely- inq Aqqies: JIMMIE DEAN WALKER, Perkins, Adri- cullure, Block 81 Bridle Club: JOHN FRANKLIN WALKER, Srillwaler, Tech, Insiiiule, HX-fi: JOSE- PHINE ELIZABETH WALLS, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec., O'Sialers Vice Pres., Gallagher Girls Vice Pres., YR, People lo People, KAW- JAMES LEE WALTA, Kingfisher, Aqricullure. MARY ANN WALTERS, Tecumseh, Home Ec., Home Ec. Club: NANCY RUTH WALTERS, Barllesyille Home Ec., Siudenl Lobby: CAROLYN BETH WARD. Edmond, Home Ec., WRHA Vice Pres.: JERRY LYNN WARD, Ramona, Enqineerinq: JOYCE ANN WARD, Billinos, ABS, PEMM Club WRA, OAHPER, AAH- PER: ROSALEE LAVON WARD, Sand Srinqs, Home Ec. SEA, Home Ec. Club, AWS, Murray House Council, TIMMIE JOE WARD, Rockiord, Iowa, Enqineerinq, IEEE, IIKN: RICHARD LARRY WATKINS, Purcell, Aqricullure: DON A, WATTS, McAlesrer, Educafion: PATRICIA DIANE WAYMAN, CroI'ry, Educalion, YD, SEA: WAYNE LEE WEATHERLY, Slillwaler. Business, IIAKII, Varsily Baseball. AXA? CLAIREDA SUE WEAVER, Tishorninfio, INF-Z, UB. LINDA BETH WEAVER, Sand Sprinqs, ABS, Erench Club: TIMOTHY BERT WEBBER, Barllesyille Busi- ness, Scoil Hall Treasurer: KATHRYN PAULA WEI- BEL, Slillwaler, ABS, AHS Seraior, Morlar Board Who's Who, REDSKIN Cordralulale, SOLILOOUY Co-Edilor, AWS Treas., ABS Siudeni Council- JAMES W. WEIGEL, JR., Scorch Plains, N.J., Edu- caiion, OSU Soccer Clulo, 'I'-VB: MICHAEL ALAN WEISMAN, Oklahoma Ciiy, AXIS, KVRO, AX: K. DEAN WERTZ, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business IWIII. BARRY GLENN WEST, Tusa, Business, EM, Business Senalor, I5-VIC -SX: NORMAN WEST, Mudrow, En- qineerinq: HERBERT CARL WESTMORELAND, Mc- Alesler, ABS, Baskelloall, Tennis: WILLIAM WESLEY WHEELER, Belhany, ABS. Circle K, INZ, Parker Hall Treasurer: DONALD WEST WHITAKER, Tulsa AXIS, ACS: MAJOR WILLIS WHITAKER, Brislow, ABS: OSU Marchinq X1 Concerl Bands, Men's Glee Club, KKXIH EDWIN W. WHITE, Coveniry, R.l, Encgineerino OSU Skydivers, Elyinq Aqoies, Arnold Air Society IAB, MAREYN ANN WHITE, Oklahoma Ciiy, Edu- calion, SEA, AXQ: OLIVE MARION WHITE. Bar- llesville, Educalion, Moriar Board, Army Blades AWS Recordini Secrelary, Murray Hall Preside-nr Kill, AAA, WRHA: SUSAN KAY WHITE. Tulsa, AXIS, SEA, YR, -A-A-3: CHARLIE WADE WHITELEY. Oklahoma Cily, Business, SAM, ll'l,B: RONALD A. WHITENECK, Woodward, Aoriculfure, ATU. ALEX P. WHITMORE, Tulsa ABS, Sludenl Erler- lainers, Varsily Swimrnino, ix: JOY HELEN WHIT- SON, Nowafa, ABS, IGI' President Willard House Council, -5-EA: MAX EDWIN WIEWEL, Okarche, Business: HERBERT ALAN WIECHMAN, Norlrh Plaiie, Nebr., Enqineerinq, AIIE, Acacia: PRESTON GAIL WILBANKS, Calvin, Adricullure, Colleoiaie, EEA: LAWRENCE M. WILDER, Tulsa, Business, 'I'll'l. STEPHEN LYNN WILDER, Duncan, Enqineerinq, 'I'K'I'I MICHAEL ALLEN WILLHOITE, Hobart ABS, OSU Band, KKII: BETTY IRENE WILLIAMS, Elelch- er, Educalion, SEA, BSU, 3:-I: CAROL WILLIAMS, Enid, ABS, Army Blades, Oranoe 81 Black Quill, Chi Delphia, ITA, Xflg DEWEY L. WILLIAMS, Slill- waler, Busiress: HAROLD B. WILLIAMS, Richard- son. Texas, Aoricullure Aojoie-X. SE ICRS JANET KAY WILLIAMS, Tulsa. Educarion, REDI SKIN Sfarf, SEA, YR, KKIQ JOE 5, WILLIAMS, Oklalvoma Cily, AHS, IIAM5 JUAN DARRYL WIL, LIAMS, Lawlon, Educafion, A'I'A: KENNY BARNETT WILLIAMS, Tulsa, Enqineerinq. Varsily Swimming Team, 'I'II-E. UTI, XIII, AIAA, Sociely Am, Erqi- neers, :XI MARY PAUL WILLIAMS, I-lollis, Busi- aggg, BANIA BVI, Oranrye 81 Black Ouill, Presidenl's Honor Roll, A-A-5-I SHARON EAYE WILLIAMS, GrandTieI:I, Educalion, Kill. SEA, SHARRON KAY WILLIAMS, Tulsa, Home EC., SEA, HEED Club, Home EC. Club: W. STEVE WILLSEY, Seminole, Business, iN: DONNA KAYE WILSON, Oklakioma Cily, Educalion, Army Blades, SUAB, SEA, III7'I': FAWN A. WILSON, Muskoqee, ABS, YR: PAUL A. WILSON, Slwawnee, Business, Cade? OT- Ticfzrs Club: PATTI ANN WILSON, Enid, Educafion, If-XII, Oranqc X4 Black Ouill, Oranqe Ouill, SEA, YD, Presiclenfs Honor Roll, KNIT, TERRY LYNN WILSON, Shawnee, AHS, IIHII: W. DOUGLAS WILSON, Duncan, ASS, IX: LESLIE ANN WINBURN, Tisl'iominfqO, Educalion, Klllg DELIA BETH WINDLE, Granile Home EC., Al SEA, I-IEED Club: DOUGLAS DALE WING, Waqoner, Tecln. lnsliIule, SEET: BARBARA LOIS WINSLOW, Okmulqee, EducaIion, SEA, YR, ACE, SUAB. SHEILA ANN WISHERD, Tulsa, ABS, YR Treasurer, ICP Secrelary, Campus Clnesl, O'Slalr:rs, REDSKIN Sraflf IIANI Vice Pres., I I'I5: JACK GAYLORD WITT, He-nnessey, ABS, Vlfildlilfe Sociefy: JAMES R. WITTE, Tulsa, Enrgineerino, AIA, YR' LARRY WOL-, LARD, Ardmore, ABS, MRI-IA, llx: TRAVIS SAX- ON WOLLENBERG, Lindsay, Aqriculfure, Colleqiale EEA: CHARLES WILLIAM WOOD, Vlfilburlon, Edu-i calion, GARY BRENT WOOD, Barllf-'ayillw Enfxineerirxq, AIA YR' LARRY DON WOOD, Tislnfvniinugo, Arqricullure, Cvlleciiare, EEA: RONNIE KEITH WOOD, O'Don- nell, Texas, Aoricullure, Black X1 Bridle, Liveslock Judninrg Team: HAROLD DAN WOODALL, Ered- erick, Aaricullure, Addie-X, Aqronomy, A'I'I-3: JOS- EPH DEAN WOODCOCK, Indi-enola Iowa, Businefs IK, .NlK'l', Busineis Sludcnl' Council, 'I'II-2, Rrflsidenls Honor Roll, Riesidenlis Cnuncil, XX- RICHARD WAYNE WOODMAN, Elk Cilf, Enqir'eerir'g, AIIAI. AIIE S wbbmrd X4 Bludv IK VII ,, cf - f ,, ,..- 1, GARY RAY WOODWARD, Tulsa, Business, AIKT, YD: TRUMAN P. WOODWARD, JR., Oklalwrma Cily, Business, EBI, XI'-3: CHARLOTTE ANN WOODY, Elk Ciry, ABS -EAU: MARCIA WOOTEN, Seminole, Business, Army Blades, Army Honorary Ll, Colonel, Scabbard 81 Blade, KA Rose, KA: JOE ROB- ERT WORLEY, Lawlon, Educalion SIAA, Scabbard 31 Blade: DOYLE GENE WORSTELL, Ponca Cily, Enfgineerinq IIT-E, ASME, MICHAEL HOWARD WORSTELL, Collinsville, Busi- ness: MARCHITA ANN WREDE, Geary, Educalictn, SEA, YR, Oranqo B4 Black Ouill: FLOYD MALCOLM WRIGHT, Easl' Brunswick, N.J,, Eoreslry Club, Aca- cia: PHILIP RAY WRIGHT, Tulsa, Business, Business Gavel Club, INI, YR, KA, RILEY MARVIN WRIGHT, Enid, ABS, SOLILOQUY Slag, MRI-IA, UP: PHYLLIS JEAN WYLIE, Muldrow, Educalion: SUSAN G. WYNNE, Barrlesville,A81S, Orarqe Ouill, Orange Bc Black Ouill, SUAB, Model UN, Erenclw Club. JOHN REID YANDELL, EI. Smilln, Ark., AHS. KA? GERALD L. YARGER, Owasso, Aigriculfure: KAREN HANSON YARGER, M-:Alesler, Educaricn: YUKIO YOKOYAMA, Tokyo, Japan Educalion: ZAID YA- MANI, Karachi, Pakisfan, Enqineerinq, AIIE, Pakislan Sludenrs: HARVEY D. YOST, Billinos, AHS, 'PII-E, YR: SHARON KAY YOST, Srillwafer, Business, YR. DAVID ALAN YOUNG, Oklalnorna Cily, AHS, AN, JUDY E. YOUNG, Elk Cify, Educafion, -:AIT SEA, IWIIH: SUSAN P. YOUNG, Tulsa, AES, YWCA, Span- ish Club, AZ: HENDRIX R. ZIJDERVELD, La Paz, Bolivia, Enqineering, Lalin Am. Club Presidenl, Erencln Club, Sluderir EnIer'ainers, Hxl: RAYMOND DENNIS ZIPKIS, Lonq lsand, N.Y., ABS, SHERRY ELAINE ZISKA, Lawfon, Business, BIKT, Lassos 8: Lariafsg JOHN BEAUFORD ZUKOSKY, Yukon, Enqi- reerino, AIA, Arnold Air Sociely, S. UNIOR CLASS JOHN PAUL GRAY, Presideni LYNN SCHVVERTFEGER, Vice Pre-sidenf KATHY RHOADS. Secrefary-Treasurer U IORS gs Q Qffxf -ff ff M . I -,Q -A 'XM' me .15 law l I' . ,kiflviw 'ETB 'U .If al? 1 -F fl,,.,fl Yffr - 'f ,gy ,,,, 7 ,:Q, .E 11:-'Y r Q Q ff. fi 1- , , ni-sw. is , W 5335? 'Z 'I . . sl J' ' Q af ,V 5'ff'l1:QI.i F' 53537 we 36 'f our I ELTON ABBOTT, Pauls Valley, A3151 PAUL ABBOTT, Oklahoma Cify, Agfsi LARRY ABERNATHY, Alfus, Agricullureg SUSAF ABRAMS, Tulsa, Educalionp JEFFERY ACKERMAN, Hunlinglon N.Y., Business, JOHNNY ADEN, Clinlon, A8157 NIZAM AH MAD, Dacca, Pakislan, Engineering. NANCY ALBRITTON, Slillwarer, Agfsi CHARLES ALDEN, Okla homa Cily, A8157 JOE ALDRICH, Lamonf, Educaliony CHAI ALEXANDER, Slillwafer, Business: JOANNE ALEXANDER Chandler, Home Ec.: MADALYN ALEXANDER, Oklahoma Cily A8151 SHEILA ALEXANDER, Lawlon, Educalion. BARBARA ALLEN, Billings. Home Ec.: BETTY ALLEN, Claylon Home Ec.: DONALD ALLEN, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering GARY ALLISON, Midwes? Cily, Engineerinqt STEVE ALLMAND Duncan, Businessg LINDA AMMONS, Clinfon, Home Ec. SHARON ANDERSEN, Richardson, Texas, Home Ec. ANDREA ANDERSON, Midwesl Ciiy, Educaliong JAMES ANDERSON, Allus, Axisi KAREN ANDERSON, Heavener, A815 VERNON ANDERSON, Miami, Business: SHIRLEY ANDREW Kellyville, ABS: CAROL ANDREWS, Poieau, Business: JAMES ANDREWS, Sfillwaler, Business. LYNETTE ARENDT, Easl Aurora, N.Y., Home EC.: ROBER' ARMBRUSTER, Cherokee, Agricullure, BLAINE ARMSTRONG Sfillwaier, Engineering: FRANK ARMSTRONG, Oklahoma Cify Educaiion, RODNEY ARMSTRONG, El Reno, Engineering WINSTON ARNOLD, Farris, Agriculiureg DEBBIE ASHENHURST Garland, Texas, AB15, FRIEDOUN ASHTARI, Tehran, Iran, Engineering, DALE ATH ERTON, Enid, A8157 JANICE ATKISON, Frederick, Business HERCHEL AVRA, Saoulpai A8157 CYNTHIA AXE, Barflesville Educalionq BETTY JO BAER, Muskogee, Home EQ.: RALPI- BAIRD, Oklahoma Cify, Home EC, JEFFREY BAKER, Tulsa, A81S: JOYCE BAKER, Tulsa, Educafion KAREN BAKER, Houslon. Texas, Educalionq WILLIE BAKER Oklahoma Cily, A8152 JOHN BALL, Agra, Agricullure: ROI' BALL, Hobarl, Agriculrureg BENNY BALLARD, Vinila, Educalion ALAN BARBER, Barllesville, Agfsi THELMA BARNES, Tulsa Home Ec.3 TROYA BARNES, Slillwaler, Business: CAROL BARR Tulsa, Educafiong CHARLES BARRETT, Mangum, A8157 TERR' BASS, Muskogee, Home Ec.: JOHN BATDORF, Midwesr Cily Engineering. ALLEN BATES, Nowafa, Axis: ELVIN BATES, Alva, Agriculiure STEPHEN BAUSTERT, Okarche, Agriculrurep BONNIE BEACH Oklahoma Ciiy, Business: GARY BEADLES, Clinfon, Agriculfure BEALL, Oklahoma Cify, Educalion: JANE BEATY SHARON Oklahoma Cify, Business. JOHN BEATY, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business: LARRY BEEBY, Marsh all, A8153 JANE BEECHAM, Slillwafer, Home EC.: BONNIl BEERS, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.g JANET BELEW, El Doradc Kan., Educalion, MARGARET BENBROOK, Woodward, A81S GARY BENIGAR, Tulsa, Engineering. CAROL BENNETT, Lubbock, Texas, Home EC., KEITH BEN NETT, Sand Springs, Engineering: LINDA BENNETT, Tulsa, Bus iness, JILL BENSON, Clarendon, Texas, Home EC., SUSAI' BERGSCHNEIDER, Chickasha, A3153 DIANE BERKMAN, Okla homa Cily, Educalion: JAN BERRY, Pawnee, A81S. SUSAN BERTCH, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 JANE BEST, Midwes Cily, Educafion: JOHN BEST, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering PAULA BILLEN, Waliers, A8157 RODNEY BILLINGS, Enid, Bus iness: RICHARD BILLINGSLEY, Wewoka, A8151 CAROLl BILOTTA, Ada, A81S. LINDA BIRCHFIELD, El Reno, Business: SHARON BISHOP Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: MARGARET BIVENS, Tulsa, Educa lion: JUDY BLACK, Oklahoma Cify, A8151 JODY BLACKBIRD MCAlesTer, Educalion, WILLIAM BLACKBURN, Tulsa, Home Ec. JANET BLAIZE, Tulsa, A815. Tuition Was Raised Again When Will It Stop? ,INDA BLAKE, Blackwell, Home EC.: DONNA BLASDEL, Wood- fard, Educaiionr BETH BLEDSOE, Oklahoma Cify, Educaiion: IIIARREL BLEHM, Guihrie, Tech. lnsiiiufe: STEPHEN BLEVINS, 'inila, Business: HARRY BLOCK, Hobari, Educaiion: LINDA QOAZ, Siillwafer, Educaiion. .INDA BOGERT, Sand Springs, Educalion: KAREN BOLDIN, Ed- wond, Home Ec.: MIKE BOLICK, Tonkawa, Enqineerino: RUTH -IOLLINGER, Norllnumberland, Pa., Educaliort: JAMES BOND, 'onca Ciiy, AX1S' JON BOND, Oklahoma Ciiy, A81S: HAROLD JONE, Temple. Argriculiure. OYETTA BORUNDA, Midwesl Cify, Educalion: SHARON OWIE, Tulsa, Bufiness' ALAN BOWLES, Fairview, Business? AROL BOWMAN, Oklahoma Cily, Educaiion: DIANNE BOX- ERGER, Lawion, Home Ecf DONALD BOYD, Oklahoma Ciiy, iusiness: BELSY BOYLE, Enid, Educaiion, DELMER BOYLES, Tulsa, AX1S: RICHARD BRACHER, Enid, Bus- ness: RALPH BRADEN, Miami, ABS: PATRICIA BRADLEY. Ijulsa, Educalion: MARILYN BRADY, Tulsa, ABS: MIKE BRADY, ulsa, Educaiion: PAM BRAKEFIELD, Yukon, Home EC. ELIZABETH BRANAN, Oklahoma Cily. ABS: CAROL BRAZIL. Seniinel, Educaiion: JOHN BRAZIL, Hobarl, ABS: ROBERT REEDLOVE, Slillwaier, A81S: MARY BREON, Miami, ABS: HOMAS BRIDWELL, Barilesville, Business' GARY BRITTON, ulsa, ABS. XIANCY BRITTON, Monfqomery, Ala., A81S: LUELLA BROKAW, ulsa, Home EC.: CHARLES BRONAUGH, Duncan, Enqineeringi ARROLL BROOKS, Alius, Business: PATRICK BROOKS, Chick- asha, Business: ALLEN BROWN, Belhany, Business: JAMES BROWN, Cherokee, Business. QAREN BROWN, Manhailan, Kan., Educaiion: SHARON BROWN, Waliers, Educaiion: DAVIS BROWNLEY, Decalur, Ga, iusiness: JAMES BRUEGGEN, Okarche, Aqriculiure: THOMAS BRYANT, Okmulqee, A81S: JELINDA BUCHOLZ, Covinqiorr, ome EC.: KEITH BUCHWALD, Oklahoma Ciiy, Enqineerinrg, CAROL BURLAND, Wesiern Sprinqs, lll., ABS: GARY BUR- NIELL, Tulsa, Business: WILLIAM BURNETT, Okmulqee, A81S' ARA BURNS, Oklahoma Ciiy, ABS: HENRY BURRIS, Spiro, 815: JAMES BURRIS, Broken Arrow, Educalion: RICHARD URROUGHS, Ausiin, Minn., A81S. ERANK BUTLER, Tulsa, A81S: JOHN BUTLER, Tulsa, Business! OM BUTLER, Perryion, Texas, Aqriculiure: ARLENE BUTT, Oklahoma Ciiy, Educaiion: JERRY BUTTERBAUGH, Eairiax, ABS: RICHARD BYBEE, Lawion, Educaiion: PATTY BYLER, Ok- ahoma Ciiy, A31S. DARRELL BYRD, Wagoner, Enqineerinq: WAYNE BYRD, Wad- aner, Business: WILLIAM CADLE, Lamont AHS: JAMES CAIN. McAles'rer, Engineering: LINDA CALLAHAN, Tulsa, Eclucaiiont NANCY CAMPBELL, Befhany, Home Ec.: SARAH CAMPBELL, Temple ABS. PATSEY CANTRELL, Ardmore, Home Ec.: DAVID CAPRON, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business: PATRICIA CAREY, McAlesler, Busi- ness: JANE CARLILE, Ponca Ciiy, ABS: DAVID CARPENTER, Lakewood, Colo., Business: RONNIE CARR, Coweta, A81S: DAVID CARRIER, Lockwood. Mo,, Aqriculfure. i l PATRICK CARROLL, Marlow, ABS: SUZI CARROLL, Siillwaler Home Ec.: THOMAS CARROLL, Syracuse, N.Y., Business: DAVID CARRUTH, Seminole, Educaiion: RANDY CARTER, Enid, Business: KAY CARTER, Viniia, Educaiion? WILLIAM CARTER, Trenion, N.J., Aqriculiure, JIMMY CARY, Tulsa, A3157 DAVID CASEY, Siillwafer, Business: OTIS CASEY, Sand Springs, Educafiong MARILYN CASSIDY, Blackwell, Home Ec.: FLOYD CATHEY, Mounds, Enqineerino: EWELL CENTER, Hominy. Aqriculfure: JOHN CHAFFIN, Perry, AES. A 5? T 'I , ,M . i Eg .4 1 1? ' ff , S M L ' , 2 Vk:. Work Started on Student Regulation Revision is W s, ,. vfx -V '70-46.8 488 . it THOMAS CHAMBERS, Midwest City, Agriculture: JUD' CHANDLER, Oklahoma City, AES: KEITH CHAPIN, Muskogee Business: SUSAN CHAPMAN, Tulsa, Education: PAM CHEA THAM, Crescent, Horne Ec.: ROBERT CHEEK, Bartlesville, Ag riculture: LEICLE CHESSER, Bartlesville, Business. CHARLOTTE CHESSMORE, Sliawnee, Home Ec.: MARGII CHESTER, Tulsa, Education: SUSAN CHILCOAT, Tulsa, Educa tion: MAHMOUD CHOROOMI, Slwiraz, Iran, Engineering BETSY CHRISTMAN, Tulsa Education: JOHN CHURCH, Tulsa Engineering: JUDY CHURCH, Tulsa, Education. DAVID CLABAUGH, Pryor, Engineering: DAVID CLARK, Calu rnet, Agriculture: DENNIS CLARK, Lawton, Engineering: GARY CLARK, Morris, Agriculture: JANIS CLARK, Dallas, Tex., Home Ec.: STEPHEN CLARK, Medtord, ABS: JOAN CLARKSON Oklalioma City, ABS. JANET CLARY, Oklaliorna City, Education: GLEN CLAYTON Oklaltorna City, A8iSj ORRIN CLEMENT, Gatun, Canal Zone Education: DANA CLEVERDON, Tulsa, ABS: WILLIAM CLUNE Overland Park, Kan., Business: THOMAS COBB, Tulsa, Engineer- ing: DRUCELLE COEEELT, Ponca City, Business. JAMES COEEEY, St, Louis, Mo., Engineering: JEAN COFFEY, Midwest City, Home Ec.: CHERYL COINER, Tulsa, Business HARLAN COIT, Oklaliorna City, Business: LES COLE, Oklahoma City, Business: RONALD COLEMAN, Tulsa, ABS: GLENDA COLLINS, l-lartslnorne, Education. REMONA COLSON, Byars, AES: JACKIE COMBS, Lawton, ARS: PAULA COMPTON, El Reno, Education: ANTHONY CONEER, Hot Springs, Ark., Engineering: SIDNEY CONNER, Lone Wolt, Agriculture, BILLIE COOK, Anton, Texas, Home Ec.? JANA COOK, Cleveland, Education. KENNETH D. COOK, Willmurton, ABS: KENNETH J, COOK, Muskogee. Business: LAWRENCE COOK, Tulsa, Business: MICHAEL COOK, San Juan, Puerto Rico, Engineering: TED COOLEY, Oklatiorna City, Business: CONNIE COONRAD, Stillwater, ABS: GLENDA COOPER, Oklaliorna City, ABS. MARY COPELAND, Tulsa, Business: CAROL CORBIN, King- iislier, Horne Ec.: ROBERT CORDES, Et. Srnitlw, Ark, Business: KAREN CORLEE, Houston, Texas, Education: SIMON CORNELL, Ponca City, AHS: KAREN CORNISH, Tulsa, Education: JEROME COSENTINO, West Wintield, N.Y., Business, VICTOR COTNER, Wewoka, Business: MICHAEL COURTNEY, Blackwell, Business: ROBERT COVEY, Tulsa. Engineering: SU- ZANNE COWART, Houston, Texas, ABS: BEVERLY COX, Ard- more, Home Ec.: CLAUDY COX, Coachella, Calit., Engineer- ing: GINGER COX, Bixby, Education, JOE COX, Stillwater, Business: LINDA COX, Boise City, Educa- tion: LOLA COX, Bartlesville, Business: JOHN CRABB, Hollis, Agriculture: FRANCES CRABTREE, Stonewall, Education: DOROTHY CRAGAR, Holoart, Education: CHERYL CRAIN, Tulsa, Home Ec. JERRY CRAIN, Skiatook, ABS: KENDALL CRANSTON, Custa- ing, Engineering: PHILIP CRAWFORD, Ponca City, Business: RITA CROUSE, Midwest City, Horne Ec.: JOHN CROWDER. Stillwater, ABS: LINDA CRUME, Eldorado, Education: DOUG- LAS CRUMLEY, McAlester, Engineering. CAROL CRUSSELL, Tulsa, Education: CHARLES CULBERTSON, Cleveland, Engineering: DANIEL CULLIN, Glassboro, N.J., En- gineering: FRIEDA CUMMINS, Oklatiorna City, Business: WIL- LIAM CUMMINS, Nowata, Engineering: FRANCES CUNNING- HAM, Clinton, Horne Ec.: JACKIE CUNNINGHAM, Tulsa, Education. JACQUES CUNNINGHAM, Tulsa, ABS: JAMES CUNNING- HAM, Lawton, Education: BUDDY CURNUTT, Stiidler, Engine eering: JOHNNIE CURRIE, Wynneviood, Agriculture: STEVE CURRY, Oklaliorna City, Business: ROBERT CURTIS, Oklahoma City, Business: SCARLETT CUSTER, Copan, Home Ec, BARI DARR, Tulsa, A81S7 ROLAND DAVIES, Dallas, Texas, A8157 DALE DAVIS, Okemah, Engineering: JOHN DAVIS, Hobart Ag- riculiure: KARREN DAVIS, Caioosa, Business: LINDA DAVIS, Oklahoma Oily, Educaiion: RONALD DAVIS, Shaiiuck, Agri- culiure. STEPHANIE DAVIS, Chickasha, Educaiion: VIVIAN DAVIS, Tulsa, E:luCaiion7 PATRICIA DAWES, Lawion, Home EQ.: JAMES DAY, Midwesi Ciiy, A8157 LAURA DAY, Pauls Valley, Educaiion' PAULA DEARSTONE, Broken Arrow, Agisi PHILLIP DEEN, Ei. Gibson, Engineering. MARY DEFELICE, Tulsa, A81S: LINDA DELAHAY, Oklahoma Ciiy, Educaiion7 DAVID DENNIS, Lawion, Business: GINGER DENNIS, Clayion, Home EC.: BRIAN DEVENISH, Tulsa, Engi- neering: DIANNE DEVORE, Seminole Business: PEDRO DIAZ, Juarez, Mexico, Engineering. KEITH DICKEN, Overland Park, Kan., Engineeringt STEVEN DICKEY, Oklahoma Oily, Business: RICHARD DICKS, Siillwafer, Business: JANE DIEL, Blackwell. A81S: JON DIEMAN, Okmul- gee, Engineering7 WILLIAM DILLSAVER, Morris, Agricullure JAMES DIRICKSON, Midwesi Ciiy, Engineering. JERRY DITSON, Tulsa, A81S: TERRY DITSON, Tulsa, A81S' SHEILA DOBBIN, Miami, Home EC.: JUDI DONALDSON, Still, wafer, Ezlucaiion' THOMAS DOOLEY, Brookiield, Ill., Business: PATRICK DORR, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business: JAMES DOSS, Siillwaier, Engineering. KATHLEEN DOYLE, Ponca Oily, Agfgi JOHN DRAKE, Easf Amhersi, N.Y., Engineering: DEANNA DRAPER, Sayre, Educa- iion7 LARRY DUCKERT, Sapulpa, Business: RONALD DUFFIELD, Spavinaw, Agriculiure: REBECCA DUKE, Barilesyille, A81S7 LESLIE DUNAVANT, Jei, Business. WARREN DUNBAR, Tulsa, A81S: GARY DUNCAN, Adair, Agri' culrure: JIMMIE DUNLAP, Jennings, Agriculiure7 CESAR DURAN, Ouiio, Ecuador, Engineering: JANETTE DYE, Tulsa, Educaiion7 GARRET EAKIN, Barilesyille, Engineering: SALLY EARL, Tulsa, Business. GRANT EASTERLING, Memphis, Tenn., Engineering: ROGER EATON, Oklahoma Ciiy, Engineering: JAMES ECKHARDT, Glen Ellyn, Ill., Business: HENRY EDDINS, Tulsa, Engineering: WAR- REN EDMUNDSON, Siillwaier, A81S: MARY EDWARDS, Mc- Alesier, A81S: ROY EDWARDS, Lawfon, Business. THOMAS EGELSTON, Tulsa, Engineering: KERRY EGNER, Alva, Agriculfure: DAVE ELDER, Oklahoma Oily, Business: JOYCE ELKINS, Barilesville, A8157 BRENDA ELLISON, Oklahoma Ciiy, Eilucalionp CRAIG ELMS, Harrah, Agriculiure: SARAH EMEN- HISER, Oklahoma Ciiy, Eclucaiion. MARTHA ENGLE, Vinifa, Home Ec.: BILL ENGLISH, Rush Springs, Business: JOHN EPPERSON, Barilesville, Business: RAMONA ESPINOZA, Lawlon, A81S: MELVIN ESSARY, Ponca Ciry, Business: CONNIE EVANS, Elk Ciry, Educaiion: KAREN EVANS, Barflesville, Home EC. MARTHA EVANS, El Reno, A81S: ALAN EYLER, Ralsfon, A81SZ DANIEL EYLER, Collinsville, Engineering: NANCY FARMER, Tulsa, A81S7 DON FARRELL, Siillwaier, Engineering: LINDA FARRELL, Oklahoma Ciiy, Educaiion: MICHAEL FARRIS, Ponca Cify, A81S. , SHARON FASKEN, Tulsa, Educaiion7 CATHERINE FELDT, Enid. A81S7 DENNIS FELIX, Enid, Engineering: EDWARD FELTON, Claremore, A81S7 JOHN FENRICH, Tulsa, A81S: TRIPP FEZLER. Oklahoma Ciiy, Engineering: DELLA FILSON, Oklahoma Ciiy, Home EC. JOHN FINLEY, Miami, Business: NELDA FINLEY, Hugo, Home EC.: STEVEN FISER, Pryor, Engineering: CYNTHIA FITE, Siille wafer, A81S7 SUSAN FITZPATRICK, Norihporf, N.Y., Home Ec.' CYNTHIA FLEMING, Oklahoma Ciiy, A81S: HARRY FOLSOM, Talihina, A81S. U IORS ' - rg sz - fl 1 .1 ' 7 I t HHN .ni ,fri B922 ? 1.5, ii K , A A X: Qi, 1 Q. ,QTQ A N. ily, 5' I 'fs .3 i T . I T i ig an . ,rag ,lj Iii sont E. fa. K ., . i .5-L ,- i! ' Or All 1 1 . 5- , .- , ,. .,.'m,,, 5 S ip 4 Q ' ni ,a 3, , 'ff -we A2 1 5 1 11 ssi' 'f- -if I , , lx . . ui.. 7 , 7 2- i ai 'ir AM, L? - H I , .ws ,xiii 1 ' , , . ., ,. pf' I 54 :I V ::: midi K ' '... ' ':':1 if r - 5' 3 K .. i ,pw I ity W .ig .. .MS fi- , ai ' . I wa ij :A AI A if f - ' T ' - -t , : .vifg . liz, , 1 'lf' , ' V 489 IORS KATHERINE FORTNEY, Tulsa, Educaiion, SHIRLEY FOUST, Barllesville, ABS, LAURA FOX, Skialook, Educalion, RICHARD FOX, Alva, Agricullure, GEORGE FRAILEY, Brislow, Business, JUDITH FRANCIS, Kingfisher, Home Ec., RUBY FRANKS, Slill- waler, Business. GARY FREEMAN, Sulphur, Agricullure, JIMMY FREEMAN, Sulphur, Agricullure, GAYLE FREEMAN, Goodwell, Educafion, THOMAS FRIEDMAN, Barllesyille, Business: STEVEN FROSCH, Gulhrie, A8153 ROY FRYE, Enid, ABS, ELAINE FUKSA, Bison. Home Ec. CALVIN FULLERTON, Elk Cily, Engineering, JEANNINE GALE, Tulsa, Home Ec., LEE GAMMILL, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, DON- ALD GARDNER, Slillwaler, ABS, JAMES GARDNER, Slillwaler, Educalion, CAROLYN GARRARD, Bixby, ABS, RAMONA GARRED, Miami, ABS. ALFRED GARRETT, Duncan, Agricul+ure, DEE GARRETT, Now- afa, Educalion, JAMES GARRETT, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, RETA GARRISON, Tulsa, Educafion, JANA GATES, Tulsa, Edu- cation, JOHN GEARHART, Clinlon, ABS: LOUIS GEHM, Ok- lahoma Cily, ABS. CARL GEIGER, Barllesville, ASKS, JOSEPH GEIS, Oklahoma Cily, Business, ROBERT GEISMAR, Tulsa, Business, DIANA GEORGE, Barllesville, Business, SHARON GETCHELL, Sligler, Business, GORDON GILBERT, Slillwaler, Business, GLEN GILES, Carnegie, Engineering, JAYNE GILL, Tulsa, Business, LINDA GILLIG, Kiowa, Kan., Educalion, PEGGY GILLILAND, Minco, Home Ec. GLENDA GILMORE, Bixby, Educalion, LINDA GIMLIN, Barllesyille, Bus- iness, DUANE GING, Enid, Engineering, MARY GITTER, Oma- ha, Nebr., ABS. LINDA GLANDON, lndiahoma, Business, THOMAS GLOVER, Slillwaler, Business, RIP GOBLE, Tulsa, Engineering, JON GOD- FREY, Edmond, Business, LINDA GOFF, Tulsa, Educalion, LAR- RY GOLDEN, Aiken, Texas, Agricullure, WILLIAM GOLDEN, Tulsa, ABS, LINDA GOOCH, Gufhrie, ABS: JOSEPH GOODLEY, Wilming- ' lon, Del., ABS, JOHN GOODMAN, Duranl, Agricullure, MARTHA GOODMAN, Apache, Agricullure, RICHARD GOODMAN, Miami, Business, MARY GOODPASTER, Vinila, Educalion, PATSY GORR, Allus, Educalion. JOHN GOSSER, Tulsa, Business, ROBERT GRAALMAN, Fair- view, ABS, STEVE GRADY, Winneika, Ill., Agriculiure, BYRON GRAHAM, Edmond, ABS, PAMELA GRANT, Tulsa, Educalion, JOHN GRAY, Slillwaler, ABS, PHILLIP GRAY, Enid, Business. NANCY GREEN, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, TERRIE GREEN, Challanooga, ABS, HAYES GREENWOOD, Slillwaler, A8151 JAMES GRIFFIN, Perry, Tech. lnslilule, MARY GRISSO, Sem- inole, ABS, SHERRY GROSS, Moore, Eclucalion, SUSAN GUILL, Lawion, Educalion. CHARLES GUNKEL, Eldorado, Engineering, ROBERT GUNN, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, ALICE GUPTILL, Tulsa, Home Ec.T WILLIAM GUTHRIE, Cleveland, Business, ANN HABEGER, Miami, ABS, JACK HADLEY, Dewey, Agricullure: CLIFFORD HAFEN, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering. MAURICE HAFF, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, JAMES HAG- AN, Tulsa, Business, TERRY HAGUE, Cherokee, Agricullurej JIMMY HAINES, Newkirk, Engineering, JEAN HALBROOK, Slillwaler, Business, SHERRY HALE, Hooker, Educalion, MICH- AEL HALEY, Oklahoma Cily, Business. PAULA HALLMAN, Oklahoma Cily, Business, CAROLYN HAM- BURGER, Lawlon, Home Ec., WAYNE HAMILL, Sand Springs, Business, GEORGE HAMILTON, Lawton, Business, PAUL HAM- ILTON, Tulsa, Business, HERB HAMMER, Pryor, Agriculfure, DANA HANCOCK, Lawlon, Business. Drummond Was Home of Houseless Sororltles CAROL HANSEN, Tulsa, Business: FRANKLIN HANSEN, Hook- er, Business: CINDY HARBAUGH, Tulsa, Educalion: THOMAS HARBISON, ElDorado, Ark., Aqricullure: KENNETH HARD- CASTLE, Tulsa, Business: DOYLE HARDY, Ponca Ciiy, Engineer- ing: RICHARD HARMON, Oklahoma Cily, Business, JUDY HARPER, Cordell, Home Ec., JON HARRIS, Ryan, AHS: RICKEY HARRIS, Pryor, Engineering: CAROLE HARRISON, Tulsa, AHS: GWENDOLYN HARRISON, Tulsa, ABS: WILLIAM HARRISON, Leedey, Enoineerinq: LARRY HARTWEG, Tulsa, Business. RON HARTWICK, Pawnee. ABS: TIMOTHY HARVEY, Menlor, Ohio, AES: JIM HATHCOAT, Shidler, Business: MARSHA HAUPTFLEISCH, Cushing, ASS: GENE HAWK, Waukomis, Ed- ucarion: JOHN HAWK, Oklahoma Cily, Business: LINDA HAXEL, Oklahoma Ciiy, Educaiion. JIMMY HAYES, Enid, Engineering: JERRY HEALY, Coiieyville, Kan., ABS: JIM HEDGES, McAlesler, Business: FRED HEIN- RICH, LaGrange, Texas, Business: GEORGIA HELM, Broken Arrow, Educaiion: DOUG HENDERSON, Harper, Kan., ASS' MARCIA HENDREN, ElDorado, Ark,, AES. JAMES HENRY, Tulsa, Business: JEAN HERBOLSHEIMER, Barflesville, Home Ec,: RANDY HERRICK, Tulsa, Home Ec,: GARY HERRMANN, Wynona, Enqineerinq: BETHEL HERROLD, Luiher, Engineering: CONNIE HERT, Owasso, Business: KIRBY HERTEL, Fillmore, Aoricullure. APRIL HESS, Sand Springs, ABS: CHERYL HESSER, Siillwaier, Educafion: RONALD HESSER, Perry, ASS: LYNNE HETTICK, Pauls Valley, Home Ec.: GARY HIBBETS, Ponca Cily, Business: CHERYL HICKS, Bixby ASS: JUDY HIGHFILL, Tulsa, Home Ea. KATHY HIGHTOWER, Pauls Valley, Educaiion: MICHAEL HILL, Oklahoma Cify, Business: RICHARD HIMBURY, Shidler, Aqriculiure' JUDYTH HINDS, Edmond, Educaiion: RICHARD HINUE, Housion, Texas, ABS: ROY HISKETT, Tulsa, AES: CLEMENT HITCHCOCK, Tulsa, Tech, lnsiiruie. LESLIE HIX, Tulsa, Business: KATHY HOAR, Pond Creek, ABS: JEANNINE HOBSON, Tulsa, Business: SYLVESTER HOEFLER. Oklahoma Ciiy, Educafiong NANCY HOFF, Tulsa, Home Ec: EVELYN HOFMANN, Owasso, Educalior: ROY HOGAN, Che- cofah, AHS. PATRICIA HOLDER, Garber, Home Ec.: KERMIT HOLDER- MAN, Tulsa, ASS: PHILIP HOLEMAN, Oklahoma Ciry, Engi- neering: HAROLD HOLLEY, Tulsa, Educaiion: KAREN HOLLIS, Oklahoma Cify. A8rS: KRISTIN HOLMBERG, Erick, Horne Ec.: RONNIE HOLT, Randleli, Aoricuiiure, RICHARD HOOD, Colorado Springs, Colo., Enqineerin: TAM- RA HOOPER, Guyrnon, Eclucaiion: RUSSELL HOOS, Pryor, Business: JACK HOPKINS, Muskooee, ABS: LARRY HORINEK. Newkirk, Business: DONALD HORN, Chickasha, ASS: RICHARD HORNER, Fairview, AHS. TROY HORTON, Randlell, Business: DELORES HOUSER, Sawyer, Educaiion: JAMES HOUSTON, Tulsa, Engineering: DAULITA HOWARD, Boynfon, Home Ec,: STEVE HOWE, Sulphur, Aqri- culrure: JOE HOWELL, Morrison, Aoricullure: TILLMAN HOW- ELL, Guyrnon, ASS. DANNY HOYT, Jamesiown, N,Y,, Enqineering: JOHN HRON, Ponca Ciry Business: NATHA HUEY, Marlow, Home Ec.: MELISSA HUGGANS, Pryor, A8iS: JAMES HUGHES, Ryan. AHS: JOHN HUGHES, Tulsa, Business: RON HUGHEY, Poieau, AHS. CARL HUMES, Tulsa Business: MICHAEL HUMMER, Oklahoma Ciiy, Engineering: KAREN HUNEKE, Claremore, Educalioni JAN HUNT, Grandiield, Home Ec.: CAROL HUNTER, Tulsa, Educaiion: GARY HUNTER, Waukomis, Enqineerinq? NICHO- LAS HUNTER, Tulsa, AES. 1- f-. f.-7. fc R if ,.... V Kish il T ,aw fi ,ffl s ,if i is , R ,.. M W wi 65 .4 af if Nm! kv 2?-fx 5 . 'E ,HW si T -4- A -- --, M i' is ifillfim! ,sy ,yr .1 4? . 9 s E . wo,, ii i -4: si, J 5 Q5 4 ig l 3 F Q' 4 ss.- A we V The Regents Made Another Historical Ruling s J' , VI. be if 1 , I : Iw i ' 'X 5 ,,,.k i ,N I i - f W - 'f- -. .ffw'-,i-- f-'. . 5 TS S 'iii i' . ' i . H .E 3' , I is ii A At 3't15LQlSTif?iiii-ilu' ' QZXMSRQSQ ,ftji9i?f'it1ffii,'- .1 W' - s I ' iw uv Q : it jtil I 53: t- Y L- 7 . W , 'oi - Eiifzf 4. JR 5515 .'H'ii ?' I s. X ,.,sI A -ff, cram- Y 5. is t tif! K S i 'ii EE'-1 : A f ina g E k-, -L f KM K g VK My .:7il2i42 as -ikk si , ,, V Qi f , 7 Q. s :U 492 'SB' ' K , WILLIAM HUNTER, Oklahoma City, Business: BRENNA HUNT- LEY, Elk City, Education: DEANNE HUTCHENS, Columbia, Mo., ABS: JONATHAN IHRIG, Sand Springs, Education: ELLEN IMES, McAlester, Education: JOSEPH INDOVINA, McAlester, Education: BARBARA INGLISH, Okrnulgee, Education, DARRELL INGMIRE, Larnont, Agriculture: WILLIAM IRISH, Fair Lawn, N.J., Home Ec.: LARRY IRWIN, Miami, Business: SHIRLENE IVERSON, Marlow, Home Ec.: KURT JACKSON. Pauls Valley, Business: ROSEMARY JACKSON, Tulsa, Horne Ec.: FRANK JACOBSON, Ardmore, Home Ec. ROBERT JENKINS, Cotter, Ark., Engineering: JOHN JENNETT, Sarcoxie, Mo., Agriculture: WILLIAM JETT, Bartlesyille, Engi- neering: BRUCE JOHNSON, Tulsa, Tecln. Institute: JAMES D. JOHNSON, Coyington, Engineering: JAMES M. JOHNSON, Tulsa, Business: JOHN JOHNSON, Sapulpa, A8iS, JOYCE JOHNSON, Kingtislner, Education: JUDITH JOHNSON, Oklahoma City, Education: MARJORIE JOHNSON, Muskogee, Education: SHARON JOHNSON, Bartlesville, Horne Ec.: STEPHEN JOHNSON, Tulsa, AHS: TOMMY JOHNSON, Ryan, Business: WILLIAM JOHNSON, Oklalnoma City, Business. WYLENE JOHNSON, Cordell, Horne Ec.: CHARLES JOHNS- TON, Broken Arrow, AHS: JOHN JOHNSTON, Cornanclie, Ag- riculture: LAWRENCE JOHNSTON, Cltoctaw, Business: SHAR- ON JOHNSTON, Wtieatlarid, Home Ec.: WAYNE JOHNSTON, Stuttgart, Ark., ABS: CARL JONES, Bartlesville, ASS. DAN JONES, Tulsa, Business: GRAHAM JONES, Midwest City, Education: HATTIE JONES, Clwicago, Ill., ABS: MARCIA JONES, Del City, Education: RICHARD JONES, Bartlesyille. Business: TERRENCE JONES, Pawnee, Agriculture: VERNA JONES, Ramona, Home Ec. JAMES JORDAN, Tul'a AHS: ROBERT JORDAN, Naslnville. Ind., Home Ec.: SANDRA JORDAN, Tulsa. AES: ARTHER JUDD, Cttickastia, Business: CHARLES JUDY, Miami, ASS: MARTHA JUDY, St. Louis, Mo., ABS: SHARON JULIAN, Ok- laltoma City, Education. CAROLYN JUNK, Tulsa, ASS: JAMES KANELAKOS, Ponca City, AES: PETE KAUER, Tulsa, Business: GEORGE KAUFF- MAN, Tulsa, AES: WILLIAM KEENE, Bartlesville, Engineering: JULIA KELAMIS, Tulsa, Home Ec.: ALAN KELLER, Broken Ar- row, ABS. MARILYN KELLER, Tulsa, Horne Ec,: STANLEY KELLER, Broken Arrow, Agriculture: PATRICIA KELLY, Oklaltorna City, AES: JOE KELSEY, Elgin, Agriculture: DIANE KELTON, Muldrow, Home Ec.: WILLIAM KEM, Seattle, Wasti., AES: RICHARD KEMP, Oklattorna City, Business. VIRGINIA KENT, Muskogee, Education: NORMA KEPFORD, Ringwood, Education: SANDRA KERANEN, Ely, Nev., Business: SHIRLEY KERLEY, Oklaltonna City, Home Ec.: JANELLE KING, Oklatiorna City, Home Ec.: FRED KINZER, Keyes, Business' RANDY KIRTLEY, Bartlesyille, A8fS. ROGER KISE, Custting, Engineering: RON KISE, Custting, Bus- iness: KEITH KISLING, Burlington, Agriculture: EDWARD KLECKA, Oak Park, III., AHS: ROBERT KLEIN, Butler, Agricul- ture: DOUGLAS KLETKE, Alva, ABS: FRANK KNIGHT, West Covina, Calit., Engineering. TIM KNOTT, Ft. VVortIn, Texas, Business: ROBERT KOCH, Ok- lattoma City, Engineering: RINDA KOPPITZ, Alva, AHS: JOYCE KOSTED, Oklahoma City, Home Ec.: LINDA KOSTED, Enid, Business: ROBERT KRAMBECK, Okrnulgee, Agriculture: CAR- ROLL KREPS, Bartlesville, Horne Ec. FRANK KRISMER, Tulsa. Engineering: JOHNNIE KROPP, Lock- ney, Texas, Agriculture: MARILYNN KUBIK, Ponca City, A8iS: REIMAN KUCERA, Ptiillips, Texas, Education: RICHARD KUN- ZE, Slnawnee, Agriculture: CLYDE KYGAR, Hewins, Kan., En- gineering: MARY LAMBERT, Stillwater, Education. YNELLE LANCASTER, Tulsa, AHS: JOE LANEY, Frederick, Bus- ness: WILLIAM LANG, Fairmonl, Agricullure: LARRY LANG- EY, Kingfisher, AES: WESLEY LAREAU, Wanerle, Horne EC.: HARLOTTE LASH, Colony, Home Ec.: KATHY LAUDERDALE, ale, Home EC. ATRICIA LAUGHLIN, Yale, Educarion: LESLIE LAUGHTON, l Reno, Business: MARGEANN LAURENCE, Bernice, La., Home C.: GLORIA LAVENDER, Wichila Falls, Texas, Educalion- TEPHEN LAZORCHAK, Somerville, N.J., Agriculiure: CHARLES EAVITT, Newkirk. Business: RAYMOND LECLAIR, Wagoner. 815. AROLD LEE, Tulsa, AES: JANIE LEEORCE, Pawnee, Home EC.: ONALD LEHMAN, Okmulgee, Engineering: MARY LEHMAN, eer Creek, Educalion: ROBERT LEIGH, Slillwaier, ABS: MARY EMASTER, Barllesville, AES: ROBERT LEMONS, Sand Springs, usiness. EVIN LESLIE, Midwesl Ci+y, Engineering: BARBARA LEVER- ON, Burns Flar, ABS: JUSTIN LEVIER, Tulsa, ABS: JAN LEVY, arlesville, Home EC.: JANNA LEWIS, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.: JIM LEWIS, Ponca Cily, Business: ALDA LEY, Perry, Busi- ness. ATRICIA LINDHORN, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: LYN LINK- ART, Sapulpa, Educaliong MICHAEL LIPPERD, Tulsa, Business' HERYL LITCHENBURG, Claremore, Horne EC.: NORMAN LIVELY, Tulsa, Engineering: DANIEL LIVENGOOD, Pryor, ABS: GARY LIVINGSTON, Ponca Cily, Business. JAMES LIVINGSTON, Frederick, ABS: RICHARD LOBRECHT, Lindsay, Engineering: EDWINA LODGE, Houslon, Texas, Home EC.: ALAN LOEFFLER, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering' JANET LOOMIS, Bulrralo, Business: GODFREY LOPER, Oklahoma Cily, Business: JACOBO LOPEZ, Alius, Engineering, DAVIE LORENZEN, Naperville, Ill., Business: MARTANNE LOUTHAN, Sulphur, ABS: ALYCE LOUTHERBACK, Oklahoma Cily, Business: LEAH LOVE, Tulsa, Educaliong JAN LOVELADY, Oklahoma Cily, Business: CARLA LOVELL, Tulsa, Educalion: JANET LOWERY, Tulsa, Educalion, KENNA LOWRY, Dewey, Home EC.: ANNA BETH LUCKIN- BILL, Enid, Educalion: DOLORES LUKASZEK, Oklahoma Cily, Business: TERRY LUM, Roswell, New Mex., Tech. Inslilufe: MARY LUMAN, Oklahoma Cily, Business: RODNEY LYLES, Hooker, Agricullure: ANN LYON, Wilburlon, Educalion. CAROLYN LYONS, Oklahoma Cily, I-Iome EC.: JOHN Mc- ADAMS, Oklahoma Cify, ABS: LINDA MCAFEE, Collinsville, Home EQ.: RODNEY MCCALMAN, Tulsa, Business: MAZIE Mc- CARTY, Tulsa, Eclucalion: BEVERLY MCCLAIN, Tulsa, Business: JANENA MCCLURE, Oklahoma City, AHS. DAVID MCCOLLUM, Shidler, AES: MARION McCOY, Tulsa: AES: ALLAN McCRARY, Slillwafer, ABS: BURNS MCCRAY, Manchesfer, Engineering: MICHAEL McCUE, Slillwaler, Busi- ness: CLAUDE MCCULLAR, MCAlesi'er, Engineering: DONALD MCCUNE, Kaw, Business. BEVERLY McCURDY, Oklahoma Cily, Business: NANCY Mc- DANIEL, Shawnee, Home EC.: LOUIS McDANlELS, Owasso. Engineering: GARY MCDOWELL, Barllesville, Business: BER- NICE MCDUGLE, Savanna, ABS: IVAN MCEARLAND, Slillwaler, Business: CANDYCE MCFARLANE, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, DONNA MCGEE, Anilers, AES: MARCIA MCGEE, Miami, Horne Ec.: JOHN MCGINNIS, Tulsa, Educalion: KEITH MCGLAMERY, Collinsville, ABS: LAURIE McGOUGH, Edmond, Business: DEI- DRA MCGRIFF, Claremore, Educalion: JOHN MCGUIRE, Tulsa, Agriculfure. CHARLES MCINNIS. Oklahoma Cily, A3151 KENT MCINNIS, Oklahoma Cily. ABS? JANIE MCKEE, Bullalo, Business' MORRIS iMcKILL, Pawnee, Agricullure: BOB MCLAUGHLIN, Barnsdall, Business: MICHELE MCLAUGHLIN, Cherokee, Business: KEN- NETH MCLEOD, Slillwaler, ABS. IORS is f S, Yi 255 UNIORS sq. Q we: . :QPS- ARLENE MCMAHAN, Barllesyille, Home Ec.: ANGELA Mc- MANUS, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: ROGER McMILLIAN, Slillwaler, Business: DENNIS MCNEILL, Oklahoma Cify, Business: LANNIE MCNEILL, Tulsa, Engineering: KEITH MACKIE, Tulsa, Business: JOHN MACMORRIS, Tulsa, AES. FLOYD MAGUIRE, Apache, Agricullureg DONALD MAHAN, Okemah, Agricullure: BETTY MAHONEY, Midwesl Ciiy, Business: DAVID MAINS, Barllesville, Business: MARY MALASKE, Paw- huska, Home Ec.: MARY MALLETT, Wagoner, Home EC.: KEITH MALONE, Elelcher, AHS. WILLIAM MALONEY, Tulsa, Business: HAROLD MAMMEN, Lockwood, Mo., Agricullure: LARRY MANLEY, Tulsa, Business: LINDA MANNING, Befhany, Educalion: SHEILA MANNING, Tulsa. ASKSI DAVID MARKES, Waukomis, AHS, HARRY MAR- LOW, Tulsa, Business. TERRY MARRIOTT, Walonga, AES: CINDY MARSH, Tulsa. Eclucalion: JEANETTE MARSH, Tulsa, Educalion: MICHAEL MARSHALL, Carrier, ALS: CAROL MARTIN, Pauls Valley, Ed- ucalion: PENNY MARTIN, Marlow, Home EC.: JOSEPH MAR- TIN, Tulsa, Business. MARTHA MARTIN, Yale. ASS: LEE MASSEY, Tulsa, Engineer- ing: ROBERT MATTHIESEN, Billings, Engineering: MARY MAY, Wynnewood, Educalion: MICHAEL MAY, Rooseyelr, Agricul- rure: CHARLOTTE MAYFIELD, Oklahoma Ciiy, A8157 LINDA MAYNARD, Choclaw, ABS. TOM MAYNARD, Tulsa, Engineering: JUDY MEAD, Albuquer- que, New Mex., AHS: EDGARD MEDINA, Managua, Nicaragua, Agricullure: LARRY MEEKS, Slillwaler, Agriculiure: NANCY MEFFORD, Houslon, Texas, Educalion: PATRICK MEHAFFIE, Downers Grove, Ill., Business: MARTHA MEHLING, Delawaref Ohio, Educalion. MARY MEINDERS, Davis, Home Ec.: SHARON MELLIES, Ed- mond, Home EC.: SHERRYL MELLOTT, Tulsa. Educaiion: PAUL MELTON, Tulsa, Engineering: TONI MELTON, Tulsa, AES: MARY MENENDEZ, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: SARA MESS- ALL, El. Campbell, Ky., Home EC. PATSY MEYER, McLoud, Educalion: PAUL MEYER, Oklahoma Ciiy, ARS: THOM MIALKOWSKI, Norih Tonawanda, N.Y., Home Ec.: PAT MICKLE, Enid, Engineering: MERRILY MIL- BURN, Oklahoma Cily, Educafion: MICHAEL MILES, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: NORMAN MILES, Slillwaier, ABS. SUE MILEY, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: JUDY MILLER, Tulsa. Home Ec.: KATHY MILLER, Elk Cily, ABS: PAM MILLER, Blackwell, Eclucaiion: SCOTT MILLER, Cherokee, ABS: JOHN MILNER, Pine Blull, Ark., Agricullure: JESSE MINGILTON, Tulsa, AHS. DIANE MISENHEIMER, Tulsa, Business: LARRY MITCHELL, Ok- lahoma Cily, Business: MICHAEL MITCHELL, Oklahoma Cily. Engineering: SHIRLEY MITCHELL, Midwesl Ciry, Educaiion: ROBERT MIT-TEN, Fargo, A8151 RAY MOECKEL, Tulsa, Business: VINA MONAHAN, Broken Arrow, Educalion. GARY MONROE, Temple. Business: HERBERT MOODY, Tali- hina, AHS: KATHY MOONEY, Oklahoma Cily, AES: ALAN MOORE, Choclaw, Engineering: CAROLYN MOORE, Okla- homa Cily, Business: GARY MOORE, Tulsa, Agricullure: JANE MOORE, Tulsa, AES. MARGARET MOORE, Slillwaler, Business: MICHAEL MOORE, Midwesl Cily, AES: PAUL MOORE, Tulsa, Engineering: RITA MOORE, Slillwaier, Educalion: CHARLES MOOT, Barilesville, Business: TANYA MORGAN, Seminole, Home Ec.: LYNN MORELAND, Tulsa, Eclucalion. LYNN MORGAN, Tonkawa, Business: EDNA MORRIS, While- iield, Home Ee.: GARY MORRIS, Balko, Business: REX MOR- RIS, Lawlon, AES: DIANNA MORTIMER, Owasso, Business: DANA MOSS, Oklahoma Ciiy, Educalion: KAREN MOSS, Seminole Educalion. New Senators Were Brilliant-Some Even Spoke DAVID MOULIN, Tulsa, Business: JAMES MUELLER, Adair, En- gineering: LINDA MULLEN, Fairview Village, Pa., Home EC.: CAROLINE MULLER, Jeilerson, N.Y., Agriculture: MICHAEL MULVEY, Yukon, Agricullure: VIRGINIA MUNN, Enid, Agri- cullure: MARSHA MURPHY, Oklahoma Cily, AHS. DON MYERS, Ponca Cily, Business: JOANN MYERS, Miami, Educaliong BONITA NAIFEH, Sapulpa, Educalion: ELLIS NAIFEH, Enid, Business: JEANNE NAIFEH, Oklahoma Cily, Ed- ucalion: MICHAEL NASH, Pawhuska, Engineering: HENRY NASH. Shidler, ABS. CRAIG NEAL, Rochesler, N.Y., Home Ec.: HELEN NEAL, Braman, Educalion: JOHN NEELY, Tulsa, Business: KATHLEEN NEILL, Ponca Ciiy, AES: JEFF NELSON, Chandler, AES: ROB- ERT NELSON, Pryor, AES: ROBERT L. NELSON, Ponca Cily. Agricullure. RONNIE NELSON, Lindsay, Agricullure: DUANE NEUFEER, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: JANE NEWMAN, Arkansas Cily, Kan., Home Ec.: NATHAN NEWBURN, Fl. Worih, Texas, Agriculhirei DENNIS NEWELL, Williamsville, N.Y., Home Ec.: LINDA NEW- MAN, Tulsa, Educalion: CLAUDIA NICHOLS, Pond Creek, Eflucalion. DEBRA NICHOLS, Miami, Business: JANET NICHOLS, Vinila, Educaiion: CURTIS NOLEN, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 LORA NOLTENSMEYER, Cushing, ABS: MARILYN NORRIS, Crescenl, Home Ec.: PATTON NORTHRUP, Norfolk, Nebr., Business: SAMMY NORWOOD, Frederick, Business. JOEL NOYES, Tulsa. ABS? PHIL NOYES, Tulsa, Business: DIANE O'DELL, Tulsa, Educalioni LINDA OELSCHLAEGER, lawion, ABS: STEPHEN OLIVER, Allica, Kan., Business: CECIL OLLAR, Heavener, Educaiion: MAUREEN O'MARA, Tulsa, Educalion. LORETTA ORE, Enid, ABS: GEORGE O'REILLY, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: RON ORICCHIO, Sparla, N.J., Home Ec.: KENNETH ORR, Ponca Cily, Tech, lnslil'uI'e3 CHERYL OTT, Waukomis, ABS: JEFFREY OVERLAND, Poslville, Iowa, Engineer- ing: DONNA OWEN, Oklahoma Cily, ABS. RITA OWEN, Muskogee, Home Ec.: BILL PADDOCK, Ok'ahoma Cily, Business: LOIS PALECK, Belhany, AES: MARK PALLETT, Dewey, ABS: VANNA PALMORE, Marlow, Educalion: WARREN PARK, Chandler, Business: KATHRYN PARKER, Ruslon, La., ABS. JUDITH PARKS, Seminole, Business: JAMES PARRISH, Allus, Business: JANET PARRISH, Tulsa, Business: MIKE PARRISH, Wagoner, Agricullure: KENNETH PARROTT, Chandler, Agri- cullure: TERRY PARSONS, Tulsa, ABS: JUDY PATRICK, Clinlon, Educaiion. KENNETH PATRICK, Pawhuska, Agriculiure: WILMA PATRICK. Tulsa, Educafion: HAROLD PATTERSON, Shawnee, ABS: JON- ATHAN PATTERSON, Massapeyna, N.Y., Agricullure: KAY PATTERSON, Tulsa, Home Ec.: KENT PATTERSON, Manchesler, Engineering: EEILEEN PATTON, Willinglooro, N.J., Home Ec. BARBARA PAYNE, Mounlain View, Business: EVELYN PAYNE, Crescenl, ABS: HOLTON PAYNE, Kaw Cily, Business? BILL PEACHER, Tulsa, ABS: JUDY PEASE, Oklahoma Cily, Educalicn: JANET PEEK, Miami, A8157 SANDRA PELLONARI, Del Cily, Educalion. AUDREY PENNINGTON, Ada, I-lorne Ec.: ROE PENTICUFF. Oklahoma Cily, Business: ANN PERRY, Duncan, ABS: PHILIP PERRY, Tulsa, Business: BENNA PESTERFIELD, Midwesf Cily, ABS: EOWANA PETERS, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion' KATHY PETERS, Covinglon, Educalion. LE ANN PETERSON, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business: ERNEST PETTIT, Ponca Cily, Agricullure: JOYCE PETTIT, Homeslead, Educaiiont MAE PETTY, Ponca Cily, ABS: JAMES PHILLIPS, Pawhuska Business: MARTHA PHILLIPS, Tulsa, ABS: SUSAN PHILLIPS, Siillwaler, Home EC. Higher Appropriations Goal 1 I -3 , ..f iss, r B. V j?,,. . ,yi , i oo ooo , p poio i - -' f, ,safe s- -5-e z arg A iz, - - ,ia .ii - sr..-V. I, . -, -,V--3 , L : ,' ' L, inf'-ff,,1s:i , T 6, 'wQ?S,?: . w 4. 'Iii' ,Lg 'Q -v-f W5 t .., Q 1 0,9 5-ti 496 Q 'Zi Q M QBFWY iii 'L 'Z ,i .. 1-5 0 ,, t T1 is We ' ess' . 'f T 'ay if 't Q C' Std? Q'1' G-4 , A, ig? of Student Lobb KENNETH PICKARD, Oklahoma City, Education: DANNIE PIERCE, Duncan, Home Ec.: PHILLIP PIERCE, Dewey, Agricul- ture: JANNA PIERCE, Perry, Home Ec.: PAUL PLATNER, Bartlesville, ABS: TIM PLOHG, Grittith, Ind., Business. MICHAEL PLUNKETT, Muskogee, Business: MERRY POHL, lr- vine, Calit., Education: SUZANNE POHLEMANN, Andaclarko. Home Ec.: CAROL POJEZNY, Oklahoma City, ABS: HARVEY POLK, Tulsa, Engineering: BRYAN POLLARD, Tulsa, ABS. GARY POLLARD, Ardmore, ABS: BILL POLSON, Cushing, Bus- iness: RAUL PORRAS, Caracas, Venezuela, Engineering: CARL POST, Collinsville, Business: HARRELL POST, Seminole, Agricul- ture: DONALD POTEET, Pawnee, Business. SUZANN POTTS, Oklahoma City, Home Ec.: CHARLES POW- ELL, Okrnulgee, Business: MELINDA POWELL, Guymon, Home Ec.: SANDRA POWELL, McAlester, Education: CHARLES POWERS, Oklahoma City, A8iS: DIANA POWERS, Tulsa, Home Ec. ROBERT POWERS, Chickasha, Business: DONNA PRATCHARD, Porum, Home Ec.: JACK PRESSNALL, Tulsa, Business: JAMES PRESTON, Augusta, Ga., AES: CLIFTON PRICE, Ada, Business: ROBERTA PRICE, Tulsa, ABS, KENNETH PROGAR, Canonsburg, Pa., Home Ec.: JAMES PROVENCE, Stillwater, ABS: PRESTON PULLIAM, Capron, AES: RONALD PURVIANCE, Tulsa, ABS: JO PURVINE, Tulsa, ABS: GERALD OUIGLEY, Stillwater, Business. KATHY RADCLIEE, Nowata, Education: EUGENE RAHN, Still- water, Agriculture: ROBERT RAMEE, Oklahoma City, Home Ec.: LINDA RANSOM, Buttalo, Education: MARCIA RAY, Oklahoma City, Home Ec.: ROBERT RAYNER, Clinton, Engineering. JANET REAMS, Cushing, ABS: JEANIE REESER, Oklahoma City, Education: BOB REICHARDT, Tulsa, ABS: RICHARD REID, Blackwell, Agriculture: MICHAEL REIEEL, Tulsa, Engineering: JOHN REMINGTON, Stroud, Agriculture. KATHERYN REPP, Torrance, Calit., AES: PATRICIA RESER. Tonkawa, Home Ec.: CHRIS REYNOLDS, Oklahoma City, Home Ec.: DANNY REYNOLDS, Stillwater, Engineering: LARRY RHEUARK, Tulsa, Business: HAROLD RHOADES, Manntord, AHS. LENORE RHOADS, Jennings, ABS: KATHY RHODES, Okla- homa City, Business: JANIS RICE, Borger, Texas, Education: MARSHALL RICE, Choctaw, AS1S: STEVE RICE, Oklahoma City, Business: ELIZABETH RICHARDS, Oklahoma City, AXiS. LOIS RICHARDSON, McAlester, Education: MARILYN RICH- ARDSON, Calgary, Alba., Canada, A8iS: MAREN RIISE, Bartlesyille, ABS: SUSAN RIPPY, Stillwater, Education: DAVID RISNER, Lone Grove, Agriculture: KATHY RISNER, Tulsa, Home Ec. STEVEN RITTER, Oklahoma City, Business: ADRIENNE ROB- ERTS, Sand Springs, Education: JEAN ROBERTS, Miami, Educa- tion: HARRY ROBERTSON, Bartlesville, ABS1 DEBORAH ROB- INSON, Oklahoma City, ABS: JOANN ROBINSON, Washing- ton, D.C., Home Ec, LORETTA ROBINSON, Enid, Home Ec.: JAMES ROBSON. Oklahoma City, Business: WILLIAM ROCK, Tulsa, Engineering: DONALD RODMAN, Hooker, Engineering: BILLY ROGERS, Lawton, Home Ec.: CHARLES ROGERS, Bartlesville, Business. ONSTANCE ROGERS, EI Reno, Eclucaliony LINDA ROGERS. ulsa, Business: ANN ROLLER, Mounds, Educaliong KAREN OMANG, Enid, Educahon, VERNON ROSAMOND, SIIllwaIer, ngineermqq CATHY ROSE, Moore, Eclucarion. 1INDA ROSE, Ponca CIW, AHS: MICHAEL ROSELIUS, Dewey, Business, MICHAEL ROSEN, Casper, Wyo., AES, LEONARD I-ROSENBLATT, L.l.C., N.Y., Enoineeringi MARILYN ROSS. ulsa, Educalioriq WILLIAM ROSWELL, Barllesville, Enqineerinq, .JOE ROTHER, Okarche, Aqricullurey JANET ROUNSAVILLE, rdmore, Educaliong CLINT ROUSH, Arapaho, AqrIculI'ure? EORGIA ROUSSALIS, Casper, Wyo.. AIRS: THOMAS RUBEY, ulsa, A8157 JUDY RUBIN, Tulsa, Educahon. UDY RUSSELL, Oklahoma Ciiy, ASS, FAISAL SAAB, Oklahoma IW, AES: DARRELL SADLER, PerkIns, A867 JANET SAIED. Sand SprInqs, Home EC., JIM SALE, Falrlax, Va., Business: ROYCE SAMPLE, Barllesyille, AHS. SKIP SANDBERG, Tulsa, Businesst CECELIA SANDERS, Boise CIW, Home EC.: DALE SANDERS, Nowala, Business, SHERRI SANDERS, Shawnee, Educalionq MARILYN SANDERSON, Gulh- rIe, Eclucafiorq TERESA SANDLIN, Oklahoma CIW, AHS, THOMAS SANFORD, Slillwarer, Business: WILLIAM SAYERS, Oklahoma Ciry, AHS: JOE SCHAEFER, Claremore, AES: TOM SCHAEFER, Okarche, Business, WILLIAM SCHAEFER, FaIrland Businesst CHARLES SCHATTI, MolIne, Ill., Educalion. ELAINE SCHEFFEL, Oklahoma CIW, Educalioni JOHNNY SCHEFFLER, Hilchcock, EducaIIon, LYNN SCHMIDT, Breckln- rIdge, AHS' RONALD SCHMIDT, Aqricullurei RICHARD SCHOEN, MIdwes+ CIW, AES: LINDA SCHOENHALS, Shal- Iuck, Eclucariorr. BARBARA SCHREMPP, Oklahoma CIW, Educalioni JOYCE SCHROEDER, SI'IllwaIer, Home EQ.: LYNN SCHWERTFEGER, Miami, ASS: JAYME SCOTT, Ringling, Aqricullurey ROBERT SCOTT, Enij, EnoIneerInq, RONALD SCRIBNER, Wedlock, Texas, AHS. JANE SCROGGS, Wynnewood, A8fS: CHARLENE SEEBECK. Chocraw, EducaIIon: ROBERT SEEBECK, Shawnee, Aqriculluret EMMET SEEFELDT, Kinqhsher, Aqricullureq MARTHA SELBY, Kinqhsher, Educalionp ILENE SEMRAD, Enid, BusIness. THOMAS SHANK, Tulsa, AHS: DAVID SHANNON, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business: ROBERT SHANNON, WichIIa, Kansas, Engineer- Inq, JAMES SHEARHART, Vinila, Aqricullurei SHERRY SHEE- HAN, Oklahoma CiW, Educalionq CALVIN SHEETS, Dewey, Business, CHRISTINE SHEETS, Tulsa, Educaliong JOE SHERLE, Hobart Agriculrure' A. H. SHI, Slrarlord, AHS: SUSAN SHIELDS, Sem- Inole, Educalionq LINDA SHIMANEK, Hinnessey, Home EC.: ROBERT SHIPMAN, Tulsa, ABS. JERRY SHONKWILER, Tulsa, Enqmeerirrqf DON SHROFF, Tulsa, Business: TWYLA SIEVER, Pryor, FduoaIIon: KENNY SIFFORD, Ardmore, EnqIneerIrrq, WILLIAM SILK, Oklahoma Cary, Enoireerino, KATHLEEN SIMMONS, Tulsa, Eclucalioru. WINONA SIMMS, Okmulfree, ASS: DENNIS SINGER, Miclwesr CiW, Enqlneerinqf SUSAN SKINNER, Dallas, Texas, AES, JOHN SLISH, Niagara Falls, N.Y., AES: JOHN SLOAN, Okrahai Enqineerinqq LYNN SMEL-IZER, Indiana, Pa., Enqineermq. JU g,,,i..: . . L, ,... . sais - IORS 5 . ..., sf W M ' f 1, ...- .. ,f, ,,::j,,,:'gf gg,-Ha, ' I-if ' ' ' I :V - ' M I - . Q Q53 , .1 --. 4 S 'I . - I .- . I' 2 ' i A ' Ii I ' at View I 4 '15, xsff- - -S' - .. W, . .K F W In ff .reef I ,M-ig. , ,pin I ' -ll I- YH ag g ., is Q., 1 . 5 k -9 .Q R, xx 0 ul . I - , V , - Q 1 Q ...S .Q ' . 1:21. ,. '1 2. 4 Q ig -uk '17, Ii : -GT T sig- ' is I .- , L My .WJ . 39 'JT' -.I '. I 61 N ' sr FU :Ti T ii ' :I -I K' H- L, .- - ara - I w w . A ...2Qu'u1zv-:-,- ' -:-12 kv - - 1 La. Q re, f lie-I . ' ., an ss ffii' . '4 . 'f X fr ara aw. W I ,nm kr .+L as as-, , f'f+i 5 .W .K ' 1- Ig T I , ..... - 3... . ., . ,.,,.,,-J., . , ,, W,.,. Q! ' ,iv . 4 -U' S, . , ,kr fa do IL .Lv V W 'C' ik 497 IDRS ALBERT SMITH, Canule, Agrlcullurey ANNA SMITH, Hobarl Educallon, BARBARA SMITH, Warren, Ark,, Home EC.' BETTY SMITH, Tulsa, AB1St BRENDA SMITH, Davis, EduCa'lon' BRIAP SMITH, Oklalnoma Clly. ABS. CAROL SMITH, Tulsa, Educaliony CHRIS SMITH, Frederick Agricullure, DON SMITH, Lawlon, Business, ELAINE SMITH Tulsa, Home EC., EMMETT SMITH, Tulsa, ASIS, ESTHEI SMITH, Garber, Erqlneerinq. JOE SMITH, Tulsa, Business, KAREN SMITH, Tulsa, Educalion LINDA SMITH, l-liqqlrs, Texas, AXIS: LYDIA SMITH, Edmond AXIS: WALTER SMITH, Enid, Aqricullure, TRAVETTE SMYSOR Barllesvllle, Business. LAURA SNEED, Oklalnoma Clly, Educallon, CAROL SNOW Tonkawa, Business, RONALD SNOWDEN, Orneg-, Aqricullure CHERYL SNYDER, Oklalnoma Clly, Horne EC.: JOE SOREN SON, Sllllwafer, ABS, THOMAS SOSBEE, Cuswafg, AXIS. PATRICIA SOULEK, Perry. ABS' DENNIS SOUZA, Oklalwome Clly, Business, ROY SPEAKES, Oklalwoma CIN, ABS: GUN SPENCE. Duncan, Buslness- JOE SPENCER, Albert Afzrlcullure FLORA SPENCER, Oklahoma CIW, Educallon. EUGENE SPILLMAN, Midwesl Cily, ABS: STEPHEN SPLETH Waukornls, Aqrlcullure, JOSEPH SPRECHER, Rosalia, Kan. Educallon: JUANITA SOUIRE, Tulsa, ABS' JEAN STAMPER Muskoqee, EduCaIion, BILLY STARK, Copan, Aorlcullure, SALLY STARR, Tulsa, Horne EC., JOHNNY STECCO, Lawton Business, DOVELINE STEER, Oklahoma CIW, AES, JAMES STEICHEN, Perry, Englneerlnq, PAMELA STEINER, Weallwer lord, Educallor' LEON STEJSKAL, Medlord, Bus? -ess. CAROLYN STEPHENS, El Reno, Horne EC.: JUDY STEPHENS Ereclerlck. Home ECN HENRY STEPHENS, Slnul'ef Enffneerlnq JO ESTA STEWART, Pawnee, ABS: LINDA STEWART, Okla lnorna Cily ABS: MADELINE STEWART, PonCa CIN Home EC PATRICIA STEWART, Dyer. Ind., Educarlont NANCY STILES Cuslnnq, Buslnesst LARRY STINCHCOMB, Oklakcrna CIW, Aq- ricullure, BEN STOCKTON, Newkirk, Englneerlnq' GERALD STONE, Unadllla, N.Y., Educallort PAUL STORTS, Perklnqs Enqineerlnq. SUE STORM, Elk Clly, Horne EC.: PAMELA STORY, Alex, Edu Gallon, WILLIAM STRAIN, Tulsa, AEST LINDA STRATTON, Muskogee, AHS, PATRICK STRECK, Oklalworna CIN, Edacallon' RICK STRICKLAND, Lawlon, AXIS, MARSHALL STRIGHT, Plllsburqln, Pa., ABS: MARION STUBBS. Oklalworna Cily, Home EC.: KENT STUDEBAKER, Mlarnl, ABS' JACK STUTEVILLE, Kinglislwer, Agriculluret JACK SUGGS, Oklalworna Clly Erolrieerlnq' MICHAEL SULLIVAN, Newklrk ASIS. INONA SUMMERS, Lamont A8151 THOMAS SUTHERLIN, Ok- lalnoma Cily, Tech. lnslllule, JAMES SWAFFAR, ClEn'on, Bus- iness, NAN SWANK, Sllllwaler, Home EC.: LINDA SWEARIN- GEN, Blackwell, Home EC., DEE SWEENEY, Enid Enqlrneering SALLY SWIGERT, Oklahoma Cily, Educallon, PHIL SWITZER, Tlwornas Agrlcullure' DANNY SWOPES, Elk CIM Educalionq ALBERT SYVERSON, Cordell, Buslness, FLORENCE TABBUT. Tulsa, Educallon, GARY TALIAEERRO, Gullwrle, B.Js?'vess. We Were Told, Double .leopard Doesn't EX1st . C. TALLEY, McLean, Va., ABS: STANLEY TALUC, Jenks, usiness: ARTHUR TATE, Slilwell Engineering: MICHAEL ATE, Oklahoma Cify, ABS: JAMES TAYLOR, Okmulqee, Bus- ness: JIMMY TAYLOR, Tulsa, ABS. OHN TAYLOR, Frederick, Agricullure: LAWRENCE TAYLOR, arnsdall, ABS: RON TAYLOR, Tulsa, Business: LUTHER EAGUE, Tulsa, ABS' BILL TEEL, Clinton Business: PETE TEEL, Hooker, Aqricullure. HILLIP TERRY, Mounlain View Engineering: DELNITA TETER, oreland, Horne EC.: BRUCE THOMAS, Enid, ABS' JANE HOMAS, Vinila, Home Ec.: KEITH THOMAS, Tishominqo. Enqineerinq: PAMELA THOMAS, Aline, Home EC. PAT THOMAS, Slillwaler Business: KAREN THOMASSON, Oklahoma Cily, Business: KAREN THOMPSON, Claremore, Home Ec.: LIN THOMPSON, Oklahoma Cily A8157 ROBERT THOMPSON, Tulsa, Business: BEVERLY THORNHILL, Barlles- ville, Home EC. DARYL THURBER, Porca Cily, ABS: JOHN TIDWELL, Slill' wafer, Business: MARY TILLMAN, Siillwaler, A8181 FLOYD TIP- PEI-T, Midwesf Cily Business: JACKSON TIPTON, Allon, Tech. lnslilule: ROBERT TIPTON, l-louslon, Texas, Home Ec. KEITH TOLLER, Sand Springs, Business? JACK TOMBERLIN, Tulsa, Enqineerirq: NASSER TOULIYATI, Ghom, Iran, Engineer- inq: KENNETH TRACY, Cheyenne, ABS: LARRY TRAWICK. Duncan Business' TERRY TRISSELL, Canule, Aaricul+ure. WALTER TRIZNA, Newark, N.J., Aqricullure: KATHI TUCKER, Chickasha, Business: RAY TUCKER, Allus. ABS: BILL TURLEY, Tulsa. ABS' JOAN TURINSKY, Bixby, Educalior: RONAI. TURLEY, Tulsa. ABS. JERRE TURNER, Wynre, Ark,, ABS' MICHAEL TURNHAM. Tulsa, Business: JANIE TYLER, Keola, Business: SHERRY TYLER, Tulsa, ABS' RAY UNRUH, Enid Business' JOEL URICE, Mid- wesl Ciiy, Business. FRED UTTER, Tulsa, Educalion: FRED VANDERBURG, Pampw, Texas, Agriculluret ROBERT VAN DEVENTER, Slillwaler, Busif ness: JOHN VANDIVER, Checolah, ABS: RICHARD VAN EVERY, Miami Aqricullure: DIANA VAN LANDINGHAM, Sapulpa, ABS. RALPH VAN OOSTRUM, Allus, Aqricullure? VIRGINIA VAN- POOL, Miami Eclucafion: FRANK VASCELLARO, Belhary, ABS' CAROL VAUGHAN, Midwesl Cily, A8152 CARLA VAUGHN, ilfluncan, Educaiion: PAMELA VAUGHN, Oklahoma Cily, Home EQ. lROBERT VAUGHN, Oklahoma Cily, Enqineerino: DELORES 'VAVERKA, l-lennessey, ABS: NANCY VICKERS, Porta Cily lA8iS: VICKI VON TUNGELN, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion' DAN- NY VOSKUHL, Kinqlisher, Aoricullure: BHRENT WADDELL, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, LINDA WADE, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: THOMAS WADE, Lillie Rock, Ark., Aqricullure' JOY WADLEY, Tyronre, Educalion' LINDA WAGNER, Oklahoma City, Home Ecx JUDY WAITS, Frederick, Educafion: STEVEN WALKER, Oklahoma Ci'y Er:- qineerinq. RONALD WALKER, Tulsa, ABS' VICKI WALKER, Cusler ABS' ELBERT WALLS, Duncan Agricullure' MARTHA WALTA, Hen- nessey, Educalionf ROBERT WALTER, Sallisaw, ABS' PATRICK WALTERS, Marniord, Business. .51-1 ewan' I L ' Jisw..sy.'w A f , , -ew . 1 .1 Drop and Add Continued to Try Our Patience 1.-. 'ev' QR? 4 f N, hifi HENRY WARDEN, Shawnee, Agricullure: CAROL WARREN Tulsa, AHS: GEORGE WARREN, Perry, AES: MAURINE WAR REN, Greggs, Business: RONDA WATKINS, Souihwesl' Cily Mo., ASS: RAY WATSON, Kingfisher, Educalion. KATHY WAUGH, Oklahoma Cily, AHS: THOMAS WEEKS Norlhporl, N.Y,, Business: ROBERT WEGENER, Oklahoma Cily AES: THOMAS WEIRICH, Oklahoma Cily, AXIS: KENNETI- WEST, Crescenl: Engineering: LARRY WHEATLEY, Slrillwaler Tech. lnsfilule. DUB WHEELER, Oklahoma Cily, Business: EDWARD WHEEL ER, Oklahoma Cily, ASS: GARY WHEELER, Tulsa, Eclucalion JANE WHEELER, MCAlesler, ABS: KAREN WHITE, Seminole ABS: KERRY WHITE, Oklahoma Cily, AZQS. PHIL WHITE, Slillwaler, Business: WILLIAM WHITE, Sapulpa Engineering, WILLIAM R, WHITE, Sand Sprinos, AES' PA TRICIA WHITEHOUSE, Skialook, Eclucalion: DREW WHIT! LOW, McAlesler, Ezlucalionj L'DYNE WICKER, Oklahoma Cily Educalion. PAUL WIESENDANGER, Slillwaler, AXIS: PAULA WILKINSON El Reno, A3153 EDWARD WILLIAMS, Tulsa, ABS: FANNIE WILLIAMS, Ok'ahorna Ci'y, AHS' GEORGE WILLIAMS, Okla homa Cily, ABS: GREGORY WILLIAMS, Pryor, AHS. JANICE WILLIAMS, Slillwaler, Business: JIM WILLIAMS Poleau, ARS: KENNETH WILLIAMS, Dewey, ABS: PATRICIA WILLIAMS, Checolah, Home EC.: PHILIP WILLIAMS, Barlles- ville, Home ECN ROSANNE WILLIAMSON, Wilburlon, AHS, SALLY WILLINGHAM, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: JIMMIE WILLIS, Alfus, Business: ROCKY WILLIS, Oklahoma Cily, AHS ALVIN WILSON, Smilhyille, Agricullure' BILLY WILSON Slill- waler, Business: CARREL WILSON, Moore, Engineering. DEANA WILSON, Coalgale, ABS: GAYLE WILSON, Pills- buro, Kan., AHS: JAMES WILSON, Moore, Engineering' JUDY WILSON, Duncan. ASS: JUDY K. WILSON., Tulsa, Eclucalion' LARRY WILSON, Brislow, Business. PAMELA WILSON, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, ROBERT WILSON, Tulsa, AES: LINDA WIMMER, Ponca Cily, AHS KENNETH WINTORY, Pl. Smilh, Ark., Business: STEVEN WISE Tulsa, Business: ADELL WITHERS, Clearview, Home EC.: RICH- ARD WITT, Muskogee, Engineering. WILLIAM WITTEN, Oklahoma Ciiv: ABS: KAREN WITTUM Hunnewell, Kan., AES' WILLIAM WOJAHN, Lawlon, Educafion BARBARA WOLF, Allus, AHS: FRANK WOLF, Ecldingfon, Pa. Engineering: O'QUANNAH WOLFE, Moore, Home EC. STEPHEN WOLFE, Vlallowa, Ore., Agricu' ure JIMMY WOMACK, Sand Springs, Eiucalionq ALVIN WOOD Ada, Aoricullure: DENNIS WOOD. Omega Agriculluie' LARRY WOOD, Perry, Bu'invss' KENNETH WOODS, Parqo Agricullure' KAY WOODWARD, Fairview, Educaion: EDVIARD WORLEY, Grove, Ergineerirfi, SUE WORLEY, Lawlon, Educaiion: BENNY WORTH, Tulsa, Bus- iness: SHARON WRIGHT, Mfealherford, Educalion: ROBERT WYCHE, Ringling, Agricul'ure: JOE YIRSA, Nowala, Agricul- lure: CARLA YOUNG, Duncan, Educalion: HOMER YOUNG, Tioion, Agricullure. JANIS YOUNG, Tulsa, Business: KAREN YOUNG, Oklahoma City, Home EC.: CHRISTINE YOUNG, Slillwafer, ASIS: SUE YOUNG, Vlfooclward AES: JACKIE YOUNT, Oklahoma Cilyi Busihess: RICHARD YUHNKE, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: PAMELA ZIPKIS, Tulsa, AES. nf 1 ff 5 dork 4694, NWA wxxx l , Q ii S 'QM K e 419, 'rzazn Q CPHO ORES ' : if ,Eg ew' :Es ,, , 'l Bi iiifific GQ! MICHAEL ABNEY, Seminole, Educalion: BARBARA ABRAMS, Tulsa, Business: MARTY ACTON, Gufhrie, AB1S7 RICHARD AGGERS, Ponca Cily, Engineering: JAMES AGNEVI, Duncan Business' DARRELL AILEY, Slroud, Afiricullure' MARIAN AKIN, Muslang, AES, WALTER ALBRECHT, lllnno, Mo. Engineering: JAMES ALEX- ANDER, Midwesl Cify, ABS' CHERYL ALLEN, Perry, Business: ELLEN ALLEN, Sand Springs, Educalion: KATHY ALLEN, Yale, Business: KATHY ALLEY, Woodward, A81S: ERANCENE ALL- SUP, Leraoah, ABS. DANA ALSBROOK, Brislow, Business: JANICE AMBROSE, Okemah, ABS: KURT AMERINGER, Oklahoma Cify, ABS: HARRISON AMES, Barllesville. AE1S7 RICHARD AMILIAN. Tulsa, A81S7 MELVIN ANDERS, Barllesville, Tech. lnslilule: DONA ANDERSON, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, JERE ANDERSON, Medford. ABS: PATTY ANDERSON, Enid. Horne Ecx ROD ANDERSON, Tulsa. Business: SHARON AND- ERSON, Midwesl Cily, Educalion7 DIANA ANDREWS, Duncan, A819 MARY ANKERSHEIL, Tulsa, Educadon: JAMES ANTH- AMATTEN, Tulsa, ABS. BILL ARMSTRONG, Pocfissef, Aigriculiure' TERRY ARM- STRONG, Marlow. Engineering: DONNA ARNOLD, Enid, Ed- ucafion: MICHAEL ARROWOOD, Foss, ABS' JO ASHBY, Blackwell, Business: MICHAEL ASHE, Barllesville, A81S7 GEORGE ASPLUND, Enid, Engineering. NANCY ATHERTON, Oklahoma Cily Educalion: JOHN AT- KINS, Tulsa Busiress: MIKE AUBREY, Tulsa, Horne Ec.: ROB- ERT AULT, Ponca Ciiy, Engineering: STEVE AUTRY, Enid, ABS: EDWIN AVERILL, Tulsa, Enfgineeriraqg MAI-IALA BABCOCK. Tulsa, Education, TONY BACHER, Tulsa, Engineering: NEILIA BACK, Decalur. Ga. Educalior: LARRY BAGBY, Mannlord, Business: CECILIA BAILEY, Tulsa Educalion' CLETA BAILEY, Barllesville Velerinary Medicircf' BARBARA BAKER, Muskogee, Educalior' ELAINE BAKER, Config ABS, NANCY BAKER, Oklahoma Cin, Educ-alior' STAUNTON BAK- ER, Charleslon, W, Va., ABS: TED BAKER, Edmond, Engineer- ing' DONNA BALCOM, Okmuloee A31S7 ALMA BALL, Alex, ABS: KATHERINE BALL, Oklahoma Cily A81S: JAKI BALLEW, Oklahoma Cily Business. CHARLOTTE BALSANO, Tulsa, Home Ec.: RONALD BARBER, liarrninosdale, N.Y., Agricullure' MIKE BARKLEY, Tulsa, ABS? BEVERLY BARNES, Perrylon, Texas, Educalion: BONNIE BARNES, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: BRENDA BARNES, Sulphur, Home Ec.: LINDA BARNES, Oklahoma Cily, Business. MICKEY BARNES, Oklahoma CIW, ABS: WILLIAM BARNES, Slillwaler, ABS: REBECCA BARNUM, Okmulgee, Educaliori: SUSAN BARR, Blackwell, Home Ec.' JAMES BARRETT, Slill- wafer, Business: MICA BARRS, Ardmore. Educalion: ROBERT BARTLETT, Tulsa Engineering. NONA BARTON, Tulsa, ABS: JANE BARTUSCH, Oklahoma Cily ABS: LESLIE BASORE, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: SUSAN BASSEL, Lawfon, Educafion' BARBARA BATCHELDER, Slillwalor, ABS' DOUGLAS BATES, Barllesville, Home Ec.: FAITH BATES, Tulsa, A81S. JACK BATES, Collinsville, Engineering: BARBARA BAUDER, Tulsa, ABS: JULIA BAUER, Barllesville. Educalion: ANITA BAXTER, Oklahoma Cify Educalion' BOBBIE BAYLISS, Ard- more, ABS: SHERRY BEADLE, Hugo, Home Ec.: CANDY BEAL, I-lenryella, ABS, ELMUS BEALE, Midwesl Cily, ABS: JAMES BEAN, Oklahonna Cilv, Tech. lnsliluleg GORDON BEARD, Lawlon, Engineering' KIRK BEARD, Randlelf, Business: JIM BEAUBIEN, Ponca Ciry, Educafior: RONALD BEENE, Owasso Engineering: KATHIE BEHNE, Guyrnon, Educa+ion. ROBERTA BELCHER, Beaver, ABS: JAMES BELCHER, Barlles- ville, ABS' CLAUDIA BELL, Burlington, Cala, Business' JANIS BELL, Oklarenna Cilv Educalion: MIKE BELL, Leawood Kam, ABS: PAT BELLMON, Billinds ABS: SANDI BELT, Oklalwonifa Cily, Educate . JEANIE BEMENT, Tulsa, Horne EQ.: MARILYNN BENBROOI4. Woodwa'd, Herne EC.: SHERRY BENHAM, Okeene, Business: PHYLLIS BENNETT, Tulsa, ABS: GERALD BERARBDI, Ferl Lee-, N.J. Home EQ: JACK BERGMANN, Oklalnoma Cilv Business' HELEN BERLINE, Blackwell, Business. RICHARD BERNARD, Edmond, ABS: CAROL BERRY, Slillwaler, ABS- CHERYL BERRY, Oklalioma Cily, ABS: RANDY BERRY. Slillwalef Educalion' MIKE BEVIS, Tulsa, Business: GAYLE BICKET, Lsffe' Home EC.: BARRY BICKLE, Newkirk, Busiress: KAREN BIDDLE, Tulsa. Business: RAE BIDDLE, Tulsa, Business: RICHARD BIGGERT, EI Rene, Business: MIKE BIGNELL, Oklfi- Iwoma Ci!-, Business: DARYL BIRDWELL, Plelcller, ABS: GAIL BIRKES, T,'sa Educalior' TERRY BISH, Hobarl, Business, LINDA BISHOP, Oklalworna Cily, Business' JAMES BITSCHE, Cllickaslna Business' DONALD BLACK, Slillwaler, Educalion: LINDA BLACK, Lorman, Business: NANCY BLACK, Tulsa, Home EC: JAMES BLAINE, Grove, ABS: LARRY BLAKE, Mandurn, Engineeriw 1. LINDA BLAKLEY, Oklalnoma Cily, Educalior: MIKE BLAKLEY, Enid, ABS' LINDA BLANK, Tulsa, Home EC.: MARK BLASDEL. Woodward ABS: MIKE BLEVINS, Sweelwaler, Aqricullure: LARRY BLOOMER, Seilina, ABS' STEPHEN BOAZ, Lillle Rock Ark. ABS. LORETTA BOCOX, Slillwaler, ABS, VICKIE BOCOX, Doualas, Horne EQ: MARSHA BOGGS, Oklahoma Cilv, Educaliong KAY BOGLE, Tulsa Home Ecu JOAN BOHANAN, Gullwrie, ABS' VICKI BOLER, Enid Educalion' DIANA BOLTON, Grandlield. Horne EQ. MARJORIE BOLTON, Oklalionwa City, Home EC., LAWRENCE BONHAM, Be ISIS Adricullure' SUSAN BOOHER, Lulher, AES: KATHY BORCHARDT, Cordell, ABS: ROBERT BORDERS, Sand Sorirds, Busiress' MARY BORNEMANN, El Reno, Home Ee.: CAROLYN BOULDIN, Slillwaler, AHS. JOANN BOWERS, Ponca Cily, ABS: PHIL BOWERSOX, Okla- lioma Cfl, Business: CYNTHIA BOWLIN, Tulsa, ABS, MOLLY BOWLIN, Tulsa, ABS: DELAINE BOWMAN, Oklaliorna Cilv, Home Ecf CAROL BOYD, Moore Educalion: JERRY BOYD, Sapulea Efaifeeriws. GREGORY BOYDSTON, RooseveI', ABS: MATTIE BOYETTE. Muldrow, Herne EC: GARY BOYLE, Enid. Business' RICHARD BRADFORD, Garber, Engineering: SHERRY BRADFORD, Tulsa Horne EC.: CHARLOTTE BRALY, Durant Educalion' ROBERT BRANCH, Tulsa AHS. KATHRYN BRANDT, Midwesl Cilv, ABS: PAUL BRAWNER, Bellwam, ABS' CHRIS BREWER, Hunler, Business: DIANA BREWER, Porca Cily, Home Ea.: WINDELL BRIDGEWATER. Lawlor, Tech lnsnlule: LORETTA BRIDWELL, Beaver, ABS: JOE BRINK, Tulsa Business. DAVID BROACH, Tulsa, Engineering' PAUL BROGAN, Mid- wesl Cilv Business' BRUCE BROOKS, Farraqul, Iowa, Adricul- lure: CAROL BROOKS, Ponca Cil-, Business: FRED BROOKS, Canlur Mass., Agricullure' ROBERT BROOKS, Tulsa, Business: BRENDA BROOME, Tulsa, Business. ANNA BROSS, Gullirie, Business' KENNETH BROWER, Anad- arko, E ai'ee ' '1' MIKE BROWER, Cleveland, Business' JAMES BROWN, Tulsa Erifiineerinq' LARRY BROWN, Jenks, ABS' LINDA BROWN, Porca Cil,f ABS: MARILYN BROWN, Cliicx- aslna Educatfn. Serenaded b Livestock New Athletic Dorm il' H 654 il 1 . 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A9 LYNN BROWN, Tulsa, Educalion: REBECCA BROWN, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: VIRGINIA BROWN, Chickasha, I-lome EC.: VIRGINIA BROWN, Perry, ABS: ROGER BROWNING, Duncan. Enaineerinq: BARBARA BRUCH, Enid, I-lome Ee: TERRENCE BRUNER, Holdenville, ABS, MICHAEL BRYANT, Ponca Cily, Business: JANIE BRYANT, Tulsa, I-lome Ee: RONALD BRYANT, Claremore, ABS: WILEY BRYANT, Tulsa, Business: WILLIAM BUCHAN, Tulsa, Business: DAVID BUCK, Slillwaler, A8152 JAMES BUCK, Carmen, Adri- cullure. RODNEY BUCK, Tulsa, ABS: DAVID BUFFINGTON, Lillle Rock, Ark., ABS: LARRY BULLER, Enid, Business: CHARLES BUNDY, Tulsa, Business: GARY BURGER, Harlshorne, Agricul- lure: CECIL BURGESS, Oklahoma Cily, Business: RONNIE BURLIE, Manchesler, Business. JAMES BURNETT, Enid, AES: LINDA BURNS, Oklahoma Cily. Eclucalion: SANDRA BUSSEY, Slillwaler. Business: MARY BUTENSCHOEN, Seminole, ABS: BUDDY BUTLER, Oklahoma Cily, Business: YVES CABANA, Newporl, VI., ABS: GLENN CAIN, Tulsa, AHS: ROYCE CALDRON, Tulsa, AES. CAROLYN CALDWELL, Enid, ABS: RUTH CALES, Burbank. Business: REX CAMBERN, Beaver, Business: LEE ANN CAME- RON, Ereclerick. Business: PATRICIA COMERON, Tulsa, ABS: DONNA CAMPBELL, Okmulqee, Educalion' LINDA CAMPBELL, Broken Bow, Home E. PAULA CANTRELL, I-laskell, Educalion: GLORIA CARDENAS, Oklahoma Cify, AES' TED CAREY, Houslon, Texas, Business: VICKY CARIGNAN, Barllesville, Business: CATHY CARLEY, Lawfon, Educalion' DIANE CARLILE, Sallisaw, Educa+ion: MARK CARLILE, Perry, Business. ROBERT CARPENTER, Oklahoma Cily, Engineerino' ALEXIS CARROLL, Amarillo, Texas, ABS: CONNIE CARTER, I-lennessev, I-lome Ee.: JUDITH CARTER, Purcell, Educalion: KAY CARTER, Barllesville, Business: MIKE CARTER, Pawhuska, ABS: SHERYL CARTER, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC. MARY CARVER, Adair, Home EC.: ROYCE CASEY, War'lville, Aoricullure' LARRY CASON, Tulsa, ABS: MICHAEL CASTEEL, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: ANDREA CASTILLO, Anadarko ARS: DENNIS CATES, Sayre, Afgricullure: SUSAN CAVANAGH, Muskogee, ASS. CAROL CHANDLER, Barllesville, Educalion: RANDALL CHANDLER, Ridoewood NJ., ABS: ANN CHANEY, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.: KATHY CHAPMAN, Barllesville, ABS: ANGELA CHARLOE, Tulsa ABS: JULIE CHASE, Barllesville ABS. RAYMOND CHATHAM, Smilhville, Agricullure: WAYNE CHERNICKY, Oklahoma Cily, Business: LINDA CHILDERS, Oklahoma Cily, A8153 PAT Cl-IILDERS, McAlesler, ABS: CAR- OLYN CHILDS, Oklahoma Cily, AES: CASEY CHILDS, Okla- homa Cily, Educalion: BILLIE CHRISTENSEN, Clinlon, I-lome EC. HAROLD CHRISTENSEN, Ponca Cily, Business: SUSAN CLA- BAUGH, Pryor, Educalion: ANN CLARK, Seminole, ABS: LAR- RY CLARK, Oklahoma Cily, Business: PAMELA CLARK. Tulsa. AHS: LARRY CLARKE, lawlon, AHS: MARY CLEMENT, Oalum, Canal Zone, Business. BETH CLIFT, VVessenaar, Nelherlands, ABS: LINDA CLOUD, Tulsa, Home EC.: RITA CLOUD, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: TERRY CLOWER, Ponca Cily, AES: JOHN CLYMER, Belhlehem, Pa., Enoineerinrg: TROY CLYMER, Oklahoma Cily, Enqineerinc: PAUL COBB, Oklahoma Cily, Tech. lnslilule. SUSAN COBB, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: BILL COBBLE, Slillwaleil Educalior' SUSAN COBERLY, Moorhead, Iowa, I-lome EC: TOM COBURN, Muskogee, Business: REBECCA COCHRAN, Barfles- ville Home EC.: ELLIS COCKRELL, Duncan, Ajuricullure: DEB- BIE COCKRUM, Sapulpa, Educalion. SOPHOMORES MARY CODDING, Slnidler, Educalioni RAY COFER, Ponca Sify, ABS: SUE ANNE COFFEE, McAlesler, Educalion: BETTY UNE COFFEY, Winfield, Kan., Business: LENNIE COFFEY, weelywaler, Aaricullure: ROY COFFMAN, Serninole. ABS' UDY COLE, Tulsa, Business. ALAN COLEMAN, Sallisavv, ABS: COBY COLLINS, Oklalioma Oily, Business' JOHN COLLINS Sulpliur. Teclri, lrslifule: KAREN COLLINS, Minco, Business: LINDA COLWELL, Oklalworna Cily, Fducalion' JUDY CONKLING, Weallwerlord, Home EC.: DEBRA CONNALLY, Oklaliorna Cily, Business. ONNA SUE CONNALLY, Oklakioma Cily, Business: VALERIE ONNELL, Oklalioma Cily, ABS: NANCY CONNER, Edrnoniii usiness: LINDA CONTRATTO, McAlesler, Educalion: JAMES COOK, Tulsa, Agricullure: MARILYN COOK, Talala, Horne EC.: JIMMIE DIANE COOPER, Midwesl Cily, Business. KAREN COOPER, Midwesl Cily, Business: ROSANNA COPE- AND, Muskogee, ABS: ANN COPMANN, Dallas, Texas, ABS: AROLD CORBETT, Wallers, ABS: BARBARA CORCORAN, ulsa. Home Ec.: SHARON CORDIS, Gullirie, Eclucalion: HILLIP CORNELIUS, Kell-yyille, ABS. WARREN CORNELIUS, Willow, Agricullure: JAMES COSTEL- LO, Sanla Rosa, l-lorne EC.: PAM COTHRAN, l-lenryella, Bus- ness: CLARENCE COTTON, Bellwany, ABS: LORETTA COT- TRELL, Okrnulgee, ABS: MARGARET COUNTERMAN, Clare- wiore, Horne EC.: JOHN COURTNEY, Broken Arrow, Engineerinf' .IOHNNA COVENTON, Muskogee, ABS: STEVE COWDEN, Oklalwoma Cily, Busiress: CARROL COWHERD, Ooloiali. Engineering: DIANN COWLING, Ponca Cily, ABS: DANA COX, Pryor, Business' GAIL COX, Pawnee. Educalion' GERRY COX, Bixby. Business. TERRY COX, Broken Arrow, ABS: LARRY CRAIN, Tulsa, En- gineering' LLOYD CRAMER, Bar4lesville, Busiress' KATHRYN CRAVER, Tulsa, Busiress: GAY CROCKER, Tulsa, ABS: JO QNN CROCKER, Oklfiliornfa Cily. ABS: DAVID CROLEY. arllesyille, Engireerino. MARK CROMWELL, Enid, ABS: SHERRY CROSS, Tulsa, Edu- :alion: BETH CROUCH, Duncan. Home Ec.: JIM CROUCH, Clwandler, Home EC.: ROBERT CROW, Braman, Agricullure: SUSAN CROW, Slillwaler, Horne EC.: LINDA CROZIER, Minco. Agricullure. BER CUDE, Waukomis, Agricullure: DIANE CUNNINGHAM, Mooreland, Business: RONNIE CUPP, Pauls Valley, ABS: JESS CURRY, Sligler, ABS: MARGARET ANN CURTIS, Enid, Educa- fion: LINDA CUTHBERTSON, Enid Home Ec,: ROBIN DAILY, Ponca Cily, Business. lIO ANN DALE, Canule, l-lorne Ec.: BECKY DAMON, Okla- l'1orna Cily, Educalion: KATHY DANIELS, Oklalnorna Cily, Bus- iness: DONALD DATES, Ann Arbor, Micln., Engineering: ALICE DAVIES, Dallas Texas, ABS' CATHY DAVIES, Slnawnee, ABS' DANNY DAVIS, Hobarl Engineering, STEFAN DAVIS, Tulsa, Engineering' GEORGIA DAVIS, Cuslwin 1, BBS: GWEN DAVIS, Oklakiorna Ciry, Eclucalion: JACQUETTA DAVIS, Ada, Horne Ec.: JODIE DAVIS, Tulsa, Business: JOE DAVIS, Prague, Business: KATHY DAVIS, Tulsa, Horne Ec. l MARSHA DAVIS, Tulsa. ABS: ROBERT DAWSON, Oklalwornn City, ABS: DAVID DAY, Clinlon, ABS: ANDY DEAN, Slrona Cify. Aqiricullure' DAVID DEASON, Eorl Cobb, ABS' MARION DEATON, Weslyille, Engineering: DENNIS DEBO Sliidler, Bus- iness. PEGGY DENSMORE, Sorirgiield, Mo., l-lcrne Ec.: CAROLYN DENTON, Muskogee, Home EC.: EDWIN DERRICK, Midwes' Cixi ABS' LARRY DERTON, Tulsa, ABS' ROYLE DEVORE, Laverne, Agricullure: ANN DICINDIO, Allus, ABS: VALERIE DICK, Ponca Ci',', Educvicn. 6 '15 I L SOPHOMORES GARY DICKINSON, Kirkwood, Mo., Engineering7 KAREN DICKINSON, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: LES DICKSON, Tulsa, Business' ANTHONY DILL, Okeene, Engineeringt CAROLYN DISCH, Tulsa, Educalion: BEVERLY DIXON, Barllesville, A8157 MEL DOBBIN, Miami, Educalion. JANE DODSON, Newalla, Home Ec.7 CHERYL DOESCHER, Collirsville, Agigi FRANK DOLF, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 ELIZA- BETH DONOVAN, Oklahoma Cily, Business: STEPHEN DOR- SETT, Fairfield Iowa, Business' NOLAN DORSEY, Binger, Ag- ricullur-e7 MARIAN DOUBLIN, Muskogee, Home Ec. MICHAEL DOUGHTY, Grandiield, EduCalion7 MELANIE DOUGLAS, Tulsa. A8157 JAMES DOVER, Muskogee, AgriculI'ure7 DANA DOWNING, Cyril, I-lome EC.: DIANA DOYLE, Okla- homa Cily, A8157 KATHLEEN DRUMM, Midwesf Cify, Business: CHARLES DUDDING, Tulsa, Engineering. DEANNA DUDLEY, Tulsa, A8157 JANICE DUFOUR, Tulsa, Home Ec.7 JESSICA DUGAN, Pampa, Texas, Home Ec,7 ROBERT DUGAN, Oklahoma Cily, Agricullure: DAVID DUNCAN, Law- lon Engineerirg7 GARY DUNLAP, Oillon, Ergineerirg7 CHERYL DUNN, Tulsa, Business. JAMES DUNN, Oklahoma Ciiy, Engineering: MARGARET DUNN, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 FRED DURST, Copan, Business: WILLIAM DUSKIN, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 LINDA DUTTON, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion7 CHARLES DUTY, Checorah, A8152 CATHERINE DYER, Durarr, A815. DARRELL DYER, Midwesl Cily, A8157 GEORGE DYER, Purcell. Agriculfure: SARA EARNEST, Slillwafer, Educaliom MICHAEL EATON, Ponca Cily, A8157 DON EDMONDS, Barllesville, A8157 DON EDWARDS, Tulsa, A8157 KENNETH EDWARDS, Yukon, Business. KATHRYN EGGERS, Blackwell, Business: SUSAN EICHOR, Ponca Cily, Educalion7 DONALD ELGIN, Chelsea, A8157 DON- ALD ELLIOTT, Oklahoma Cily, Engineeringg CHARLES ELLIS, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 CHERIE ELLIS, Tulsa, Home EC.: JANET ELLIS, Ponca Cilv, A815. LU ELLIS, Tulsa, A8152 MARY JANE ELLIS, Tulsa, Educalion: CARL ELLSPERMANN, Ocala, Fla., Business: DALE ELTON, Enid, Engineering: JAMES EMERSON, Arlinglon. Va., Home Ec: GARY EMPIE, Oklahoma Cily, A8131 BEVERLY ENGLAND. Tulsa, A815, JAMES ERWIN, Tulsa, Business: LLOYD ESCOTT, Cushing, Bus- iness' SHEROLYN ESCUE, Enid, Educalion: JUDY ESTLINBAUM, Belhany, Home Ec.7 SHERRY ETHRIDGE, Slroud, Home EC.I GERALD EUBANKS, Sand Springs, A8157 CARLA EVANS. Helena, A81S. SANDRA EVANS, Slillwaler, A8157 JAREN EVERS, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, A8157 BARBARA EWENS, Slillwaier, EducaIion7 CAROL EWING, Ballwin, Mo., Engineering: NANCY EYSTER, Thomas, l-Iorne Ec.7 DAVID EYTCHESON, Midwesl' Cily, Business: DON- ALD FAIR, Sallisaw, A815. CHARLES FAIRES. Chailanooga, Tenn., Business: ROBERT FARLEY, Tulsa Business: ROBERT FARNAM, Ponca Cily, Bus- iness: TEDDIE FARNSWORTH, Tulsa, Home Ec.7 OMAR FA- ROOQ, Karachi, Wesl Pakislan, Tech. lnsliluleg MYRNA FAR- RELL, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.7 KAYE FARRIS, Tulsa, Educa- iion. RICHARD FARRIS, Slillwaler, A8157 GINGER FAUCETT, Rock- ville Md., Educalionj LEANNA FAULKNER, Edmond, Business: GARY FAUSS, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: PHIL FAUST, Barllesville, EducaIion7 GEORGE FEARS, Edmond. A8157 LARRY FEDDERSEN, Urion Cily. A81S, GLORIA FEHRENBACK,Tanl1awa, Business7 BARBARA FENDER, Wheal Ridge, Colo., A81S: DON FERGUSON, Tulsa, Engineer- ing' MARY FERIOLI, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 DALE FIEGENER. Duncar, Engineering: DENNIS FERRELL, Midwesf Cily, Engineer- ing: ANN FERRY, Oklahoma Cily, A81S. Residence Halls Assoc. Presented Film Series ISALLY FIELD, Bar+IesviIIe, ABS' RICHARD FIERER, Murnaii. Pa.. A81St KIMBERLY FINCH, OI1IaI1orna Ciiy, Educafion: DALE FINLEY, Okiaiiorna Ciiy, ABS' PATRICIA FINLEY, Housrow, Texas, Business: DAVID FIREY, Sand Springs, Agricuiiure: JANA FISCHER, Tuisa, ABS. CAROLYN FITE, Ponca Ciiy, Educaiior: DALE FITZ, I-Iiogirs Texas, ABS' JAMES FITZGERALD, Duncan, Business: PAMELA FITZSIMMONS, Muskofgee, AB1S: DON FITZWATER, Siwawnee, Business' PATTI FIVEASH, Tuisa ABS: PATTY FLAA, Waiiinfz- Ford, Pa. Home EQ. DIXIE FLEMING, Enid, Educfiiion: TERRY FLOWERS, Ciweindier Business' CAROLYN FORAL, Okiaiwoma Ciiy, ABS: LAURA FORD, Okianoma Cily, AXKST CATHERINE FORE, Medford, Educafior' STEPHEN FORMAN, Kingiisiier, Engineering: MAR- ILYN FORNESI, Tuisa, A81S. NITA FORREST, Tuise, Educafion: GARY FOSTER, Huniingfon Beacin, CaI'F. Engiireerinq: JAMES FOSTER, Guynion. Ajricui- iurer JERRY FOSTER, Aiius, Business: PATRICIA FOSTER, Tulsa, ABS' KAREN FOUNTAIN, Hugo, Home EC.: GLYNDA FOUST. Curnberird Md, Horne Ee, WILLIAM FOWLER, Okiaiioma Ciiy, Business: MARY FRANK- ENBERG, Lindsay, Business: GEORETA FRANSEN, Ciinion, Ed' ucafior' DEIRDRE FRAZEY, BarIIesviIIe, ABS: LUCINDA FRAZ- IER, Ard'ro'e I-Iorne Ec.: DUSTIN FREE, Suipnur A8157 ANETA FREESE, Lucfer Horne EC, DON FRITCHMAN, Wesf New York, N.J., Agricuiiure: TOM FROHLICH, Tuisa Aqricuiiurez THERESA FRUSHER, Okifiiwornfi Ciry, ABS' WILLIAM FRY, Tripoli, Libya. ABS: MARY FUHR- MANN, Baviesviiie, Educaiion: COY DEE FULLER, Oklaiwornfa Ciw, T-QU, i's'i'u+e' PENNY FULLER, Tuisa, Busiress. CHARLES FULLHART, Enid, AB1S: DON FULLRICH, Okifiiiornfi Ciiy, Business' CARL FUOUA, B2irIIesviIIe, Aqricuiiuret KIRK FURR, Oxisrcrna Ciiy, ABS: KAREN FUTCH, I-Iickarn AFB, Hawaii, ABS' RAYMOND GAILEY, Siiilwaier, Agfsi ROBERT GALBRAITH, Ponca Ciiv, AB1S. JAMES GALLAGHER, Bariiesviiie, ABS' SUSAN GALVIN, Ok- Iaiwoma Ciy, Educaiion: PATRICIA GARNER, Bariiesviiie, ABS: iJULIA GARRETT, Poieau, Educaliont JILL GARRISON, Si'iII iwsier, Educafion: MAUREEN GARRITY, Okiaiiorna Ciiy, A8157 BURDETTYA GARVIE, Morrison, Educaiion. MARY GASTALDOK, I-Ierryeiha, Educaiion: NORMA GATE- LEY, Gu,f'no , I-iorne EC.: GEORGIANNA GATI-IERS, Siiliwaier, Home Ecu BILL GAU, Enid, AB1S' LINDA GAUGER, Okrnuiqee. AB1S: RONALD GEE, Baiko. Business: LOIS GEIL, Ariinqion Va., ABS. BILL GENTRY, Ciwiciiasiia, Business: GARY GEPPELT, Tuisa Erzgineenrg' LINDA GESIN, Cusiiinq, Home EC.: JEANNE GIACOMO, Sapuipa, Educaiion: FREDDIE GIBSON, Medford, Business' HERNDON, GIDEON, Aviiers, Aqricuiiuret RICK GILGER, Cornanciwe, Business. GLOY GILLENWATER, Tuisa, A81S: LANA GILLESPIE, Tuisa, Educeiion' CAROL GILLOCK, Muskogee, Home EC: ROBERT GISH, Tulsa, Agricuiiurei RICKEY GLADDEN, Ciiandier, Edu- caiior' JOHN GLAHN, Erid, Engineering' BILL GLASCO, Avani Bssiress. JANIS GLASS, Sfiilwafer, ABS: NANCY GLISAN, Oklahoma Ciiy. ABS' ROSANNE GLOVER, Midwesi Ciiy, Educaiion' CONNIE GODSY, Okioiworna City, Educaiion: DONNA GOD- WIN, Okiarorna Ciiy, Educaiiow' REX GOOCH, Guiiirie, A81S' CARLA GOOD, Okrnuidee, ABS. MARLYN GOODBARY, New York A8181 BILL GOODE, Snavf nee, Teciw. Insiiiuie' SUE GOODMAN, Tuisa, Educaiion: JAMES GOODSON, Dei Ciw, A81S: ROBERT GOODWIN, San Mfaieo Calii., Business: HARRY GORDON, Sand Sprinqs, Enqineerinq' TIM GORSUCH, Wiciiiia Kari. ABS, Q K scifi 16,22 iii ,.s, ,vs L1 'f in W: --,121 .5 as-. in fe-asses: ., . . , i .., ,.. 6 ..1:ff3lLr51,,, ' K if .s Q ii KN :si 1 Fe iff 1 Q i 1, V L I 31 ,.,.. In K . 2 ., , N wx sire: i, 7 r A ms? Z f ti S FI? A fn A 1 s- is 0 ' -is A IG- I ' w-vel ,,.,l 1 :.. 's-A . . .H sl' S Mui ,S ss 1, 1 3:9 'sf if ir X, sis ss R '39 507 Elections Made Political Experts of Everyone 'Y I i ' T3'. li' i yizl if if o ah, 'HA ii? i , I Af 'K ZW' 9' iw f ri 52- , ws M V i T 4 ' is h , 508 Lf gui' f:- 'C' A. MICHAEL GRADY, Tulsa, Engineering: GEORGE GRAHAM, Tulsa, AHS: KAREN GRAHAM, Bartlesyille, AXIS: ROSEMARY GRAIF, Tulsa, ASS: LINDA GRAVES, Oklahoma City, ASS: DANIEL GRAY, Miami, Business: MARILYN GREEN, Duncan, Education. KAREN GREGG, Oklahoma City, Education: DON GREGORY, Oklahoma Cily, AHS: FRANK GREGORY, Tulsa Enqineering: KAREN GREGORY, Tulsa Business: RICHARD GRIESEL, Paw- nee, Education: PATRICIA GRIFFIN, Perry, ASS: CLARK GRIMES, Pauls Valley, Business. MICI GRIMES, Oklahoma City, Home Ec.: SUSAN GRIMES, Bartlesyille, Education- VICI GRIMES, Oklahoma City, Home Ec.: CHERRY GRIMM, Enid, AES: LINDA GRISSOM, Bartles- yille, AHS: THOMAS GROVES, Midwest City, AES: VIVIAN GRUBBS, Tipton, Home Ec. CHRIS GUEST, Oklahoma City, ASIS' JOHN GUEST, Davenport, Entyinoerinq: JAMES GUILD, Oklahoma City, AES: PHYLLIS GUILLORY, Tulsa, Business: PATRICIA GUINN, Tulsa, Business: LINDA GUMMER, Oklahoma Ci'y, Education: MARILYN GUNTHER, Okmuloee, AES. EDWARD HAAK, Ontario, N.Y., Agriculture: JEAN HAAS, Bartlesyille, AHS' BENJAMIN HACKETT, McAlester, AHS? GAREY HACKNEY, Woodward, ASS: ROBERT HAGGARD. Oklahoma City. Business' ANN HAGMANN, Oklahoma City, ASIS: NELDA HAIR, Oklahoma City, Education. JOHN HALEY, Porca City, Enoiroerino: JOSEPHINE HALEY, Tulsa, Home Ec.: JOHN HALL, Eort Towson, ASS: LINDA HALL, Dal City, Education: MILES HALL, Midwest City, Edu- cation: PATRICIA HALL, Ci.shi i'f' 1 AHS: SUE HALL, Tulsa, Home Ec. CHARLES HALLIBURTON, Catesby, AES: CARTER HALL- MARK, Tulsa, ASS: CATHY HAM, Dewey, Business: CLAUDIA JO HAMBRIGHT, Anclrorwie, Alas., Educa+ior: JOE HAMILL, Midwest City, ASS: ILENE HAMMACK, Hooker, ASS: ROBERT HAMMACK, Ok'ahofna City, AES. REBECCA HAMMER, Pryor, Business: HARRIET HAMMOND, Oklahoma City, Business: CAROLYN HAMMONS, Stillwater, AHS: MICHAEL HAMNER, Tulsa, ASS: WILLIAM HAMNER, Tulsa, ASS: ROBERT HANKS, Oklakoma City, AXIS: MONROE HANNON, Enid, Enqineerino. JAMES HANSEN, Tulsa, Engirecrinq: JUDY HANSEN, Tulsa, Home EC.: EMILY HANSON, Oklahoma City, Business: HAR- RIET HARDING, Midwest City, Education: MICHAEL HARDY, Tulsa, AXS: PATRICK HARGROVE, Miami, ASS: GARY HARL, Watonoa, AES. W DELENDA HARMON, Midwest City, AHS: ARLIN HARP, West- ville, Aqriculture: BRICE HARRIS, Watonoa, AES: JIMMIE HARRIS, Konawa, Agriculture' RUTH HARRIS, Oklahoma City, AES: DAVID HARRISON, Tulsa, AHS: GRETCHEN HARRISON, Tulsa, AXIS. JAMES HARRISON, Woodward, Business: SANDY HARRISON, Oklahoma City, Enoineerino: GARY HART, Walters, Enqineere ing: SALLYE HARTZOG, Tulsa Business: VAN HARVEY, Gafge, Business: JIMMY HASTINGS, Shawnee, Home Ec.: JOHN HATCH, Tulsa, Agriculture. SUSAN HATFIELD, Tulsa, ARS: DARLENE HATTON, Vienna, Va., Aoriculturo: ANITA HAWKINS. Oklahoma City, Home Ec.' JOHN HAYES, Jenks, Agriculture: WILLIAM HAYES, Duncan, Enoineoring: LINDA HAYNES, Elk City, Education' DOTTY HAYS, Muskoqoe AES. JOHN HAYS, Oklahoma City, Airiculturo: VIRGINIA HAYTER, Anthony, Kan., Home Ecf KATHERINE HECK, Tulsa, Home EC.: .IERRY HEDGES, Vici, Aoriculture: WILLIAM HEDGES, Oklaf, loma City Business' JAMES HEIDLAGE, Pauls VaIley,AzS1S. SO JO HELM, Tulsa, Business: PATRICIA HELMERS, Barllesville. Business: LINDA HENDERSON, Cherokee, Educalion' DEAN HENDERSON, Harper, Kan., Engineering: JOYCE HENDRICKS, Beaver Home EC.: MARY HENDRICKSON, Shidler, Business? SUSAN HENDRIX, Slillwaler, Business. DENISE HENNESSEY, lvlidwesl Cilv, A8157 INGRAM HENRY. Oklahoma Cilv, Business' LUCY HENSHAW, Sapulpa, AX1S' JANET HERRMANN, Agra, Business: JIM HERRON, Ponca Cily, Engineering' RICHARD HERRON, Duncan, Business: JOHN HESTER, Erederick, Business. CANDICE HICKMAN, Hinlon, Educalion: JAMES HICKMAN. Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: FRED HICKS, Ponca Cilv, Engi- neering: BILL HICOCK, Oklahoma Cilv, Business: SUSAN HIGGINS, Seminole, AES: JOHN HIGHLAND, Miami, A819 SUSAN HIGHT, Guihrie, Agricullure. CHERYL HILDINGER, Nash, ABS: DANA JO HILL, Oklahomu Cilv, Axis: JANE HILL, Tulsa, ABS: JOSEPH HILL, Los Alamos. N.M., A81S: KATHY HILL, Jones, ABS: SAM HILL, Seminole, Busiress: BOBBY HINDS, Guvmon Agriculluro. SUSAN HINDS, Edmond, AX1S: DANNY HINES, Buller, Agri- culluret JAMES HINES, Allus, Business: STEPHEN HINRICHS, Slillvvaler, AHS: PAUL HINTON, Boise Cilv, Home EC.: KAREN HITT, Marshall, ABS: ROBERTA HIXON, Skialook, Home EC. JUDITH HOBBS, Lamorl, Educalion' JANICE HOBSON, Tulsa, Educaliong KRIS HOCHDERFFER, Blackwell, Business: KAREN HODKINSON, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: DICK HOLCOMB, Belh- any, A81S: JOHN HOLCOMBE, Muskogee A8157 CHERYI. HOLEMAN, Tulsa, Educalion. MYRNA HOLIMAN, Bixby, Educalion' PATRICIA HOLLEY, Ok- lahoma Cifv, ABS' SUSAN HOLLEY, Tulsa, Home EC.: LAURA HOLLIDAY, Muskogee. Home ECJ MICHAEL HOLLINGS- WORTH, Dallas, Texas, Home EC.: THOMAS HOLLIS, Midwesl Ciiv, ABS: LANDON HOLMAN, Sfillwaler, ABS. FRANCES HOLT, Mangum, Business: LARRY HOLT, Oklahoma Cilv, Engineering: ROBERT HOLT, Oklahoma Cily, A8152 SUSAN HOLT, Oklahoma Cilv, ASS: STEVE HOLTON, Poleau. Business? MARK HOLTZCLAW, Alva, Engineering: TERRY HOOK, Chi- cago l-leighls Ill., Business. MICHELE HOOKER, Tulsa, Educalion: DONALD HOOS, Pryor. Engineering: LINDA HOPE, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: MIKE HOPPING, Oklahoma Ciiv, A8157 DAVID HORN, Pryor. Busi- ness: MARK HORNING, Wakila, Engineering: TY HORTON, Oklahoma Cilv, Business. ANN HOUSTON, Oklahoma Cilv, Educalion: SHERRY HO- VASSE, Oklahoma Cilv, A8155 MARGARET HOWARD, Altus. ABS? WILLIAM HOWARD, Oklahoma Cilv. ABS: SUSAN HOWELL, Sliliwaler, Educafion: DAVID HOWELLS, Oklahoma Cilv, Engineerirg: DENNIS HUBBARD, Omega, Agricullure. ORLANA HUBBARD, Tulsa, Eclucalion: SHARON HUBBARD, Oklahoma Cilv, Business: CHARLES HUDDLESTON, Purcell, Business: HARRIET HUDSON, Gulhrie, Home ECA KAREN HUDSON, Duncan, AB1S: LEANN HUFF, Hennessev, Home EC.: JOHN HUGGINS, Tulsa, Agricullure, MARILYN HUGHES, Barflesville, A81S' SHIRLEY HUGHES, Lawlon, Business: JEARLD HULET, Cleveland, Business: FRANK HULNIK, Sapulpa, ABS? LARRY HULSEY, Edmond, Business? DONALD HUMPHREYS, Tulsa, Engineering: HOLLY HUNT, Oklahoma Cilv, AB1S. JAMES HUNTER, Okmulgee ABS' JOHN HUNTER, Slillw-Her ABS: MICHELE HUNTER, Tulsa Home EC.: HOLLY HUNTING. Oklahoma Cily, ABS: MARSHA HUNTLEY, Elk Cily, Eclucfvion' KENNETH HUNTRESS, Arlinglon, Va., ABS: PAMELA HUPP. Tulsa. Educaliof. PHO ORES . . .,,. --.sq-T - - 1 1 .. i 3 ' wi .Q-fa - 12 , VJ . A ....,,,.., , fee if mum .1 fa-rv L -V . .-rv-P gk ww- , 1 . 1 .IR ' ... 15, EQ ,,. X T4- . ik 53' ik isis' . - -.- f -..., . h H K , ' A 1 Q ': . . ...,' ' . 'Vi' .- . 'fri 3 1' . -if af' U .min , .. 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Worth, Texas, Home Ec., KATHLEEN HYDRICK, Tuisa, Busi- iwess, DIANA IGLEHEART, Baden, Home Ecf ANNE IMLER, Tulsa, Educarionf DAVID INGRAHAM, Enid, Business, RICHARD INGHAM, Sriliwaier ABS, DAVID INGRAM, Okia- homa Ciiy, Business, JUDY IREY, Duncan Home Ecx LINDA IVES, Tulsa, Business, MICHAEL IVES, Tuise AES' GARY JACKSON, Ardmore, Business, SCOTT JACKSON, Tsisa, ABS. LINDA JACKSON, Hobart ABS, MARY JACKSON, Drumriqhr, Educmion, PAUL JACKSON, Okiahoma Ci'y Engiireerinqq RAYMOND JACKSON, Okiahoma Ciiy, AES? KAY JACOBSEN, Midwesf Ciiy, Educaiion, RANDY JACOBY, OIKIETYCVUFH Ciiy, Esiucaiion, CYNTHIA JAMES, Tuisa, Educaiiorx JOE JAMESON, Henryeiia, AHS, JOHN JAMESON, Davis, ABS, ERIC JAMISON, Shawnee, Business, CHERYL JECH, Crescenf, Education' MICKOLYN JEFFERY, Oklancrna Cify, Home Ec,: LARRY JEMISON, Enid, Business, DELMA JENKINS, Broken Bow, Business. MYRON JENKINS, Miami, Business, MARGARET JENKS, Ok- Iahoma Ciiy, ABS, CLARA JENNINGS, Biackweii, Educaiionj DAVID JENSEN, Yukon, Business, PETER JEPSON, Norman, Tech. Insiiiuiet MICHAEL JEWELL, Tuisa, Busiress' JANICE JIRIK, Cfishion, AES. KENNETH JOHANSEN, Tulsa, Enqineerirg' DALE JOHNS, Xfifaiiers, Agricuiiurer DAVID JOHNSON, Eeiis Church, Va., A8157 JAN JOHNSON, Tuisa, ABS' KAREN JOHNSON, Co- manche, Educaiiont LYNDA JOHNSON, Duncan, Home EC.: MARSHA JOHNSON, Beriiesyille, Busihess, SUSAN JOHNSON, Ranroui, III., Home EC., WILLIAM JOHN- SON, Midwesi Ciiy ABS' JOE JOHNSTON, Tuisa ABS' DAR- NELL JOHNSTON, Okiahoma Ciry, ABS: ROBERT JOHNSTON. TuIsfa, Engineerinfg: VIVIAN JOHNSTON, Efiiriav Educaiicnt BEVERLY JONES, Tuisa, Business. JANET JONES, Tuisa, Business' JANETTA JONES, Tuisa ABS: JOHN JONES, Hooker, Enqineerinq, JUDY JONES, Mediord, Educeiiont BRENT JONES, BarTIesviIIe, Business' MONDY JONES, Tuisa, Home EC., STANLEY JONES, Wewoke, AqricuI- 'ure JANICE JORDAN, Norman, Aqricuirure, STEVE JORNS, Shaw- nee, Home EC., WILLIAM JOY, Bariiesvilie, ABS: SANDI JOYCE, Okifnhoma Ciry, ABS, MARY JOYNER, Clirfon, ABS, LINDA JUMP, Cyrii, Educaiiont LINDA KADAVY, Okiahoma Ciiy. AHS. DAVID KALLENBERGER, Pawhusko. Business? JAMES KAMAS, Midwesr Ciiy, AHS, LINDA KAMINSKI, Midwesr City, Home Ec.: SUSAN KAMM, Siiiiwaier, AES: CHARLOTTE KANTOW- SKI, Norman, AES, ABBASS KARIMIAN, Gorgan Iran, Engineer- Inqi- WALMAR KAUSS, Rio de Janeiro, Brazii, Enzineerinq. BARRETT KAYS. Srillweier, AgricuIrure' LINDA KECK, Enid, Business' GERALD KEETON, Okiahoma Ciiy, Business' JAMES KEEEER, Shaiiuck, Business: RICHARD KEIRSEY, McAIesIer, ABS, CHARLES KEITHLINE, Tuisa, ABS, WILLIAM KELLER, Tuisa, Business. JOE KELLERBY, Okiahorna Ciiy, Engineering, CHARLES KEL- LY, Okiahoma Ciry, Busiress: ELANE KELLY, Jay ABS' TERRIE KELLY, Tuisn, AES: BILL KELSEY, Bariiesviiie, Business' CYN- THIA KEMPER, Okiahorna Ciry, Educaiion' CYNTHIA KEND- ALL, Okiahonno Ciiy, Home Ec. FAUNA KENDALL, Cheyenne, Educaiiong PATRICK KENDALL, Tuisa, ABS: JACK KENDRICK, Hickhem AFB, Hawaii, Engineer- ing, JAY KENNY, Layton, Uiah Home Ec.: BARBARA KENYON, Kirkwood, Mo, Horne Ec: PATRICIA KEPLER, CoIiinsviIIe, ABS? CHRISTOPHER KERSHNER, Tuisa, ABS. 'Beat OU in Anything' Came the Aggie Cry LINDA KETCHUM, Durcam, Educafiorq MILES KEY, SfaouIpa. AES, LEE KIDD, Fredonia, Kan., AqricuIIure: SUSAN KIDD, OIcIaIworrwa CIW Home Ecx KAREN KIEFER, OIsIaIworna CII-y Educeior' JUDY KILGORE, TuIsf1, Home Ecx JUDITH KIME, Perry, ASIS. BERYL KINDRED, JeTIersor, TecIv. InsIIIuIe: WAYNE KIND- RICK, OIcIaIwoma CIW, Business' LARRY KINDT, EnId. A1qrIcuI- rureg ALLAN KING, OkIaI'woma City. AXIS' CHARLES KING, SI. LouIs, Mo. BIJSIPESST JAN KING, I'IImsdaIe III., BusIress7 MAR- THA KING, TuIsa. Educaiorr. PAUL KING, GuII'1rie, Tech. IrwsrIIure3 WALLACE KING, OIQIA- home Cirv, ASIS' JANICE KINNEAR, Pawree, Home Ecx TIM KINNEY, SIIIIwa'rer, BusIr'ess' DON KIRBY, Lamont AgrIcuIIure' JACK KIRK, TIpror1, ASIS: SUSAN KLEIN, EUICI. EduceIIou, STEVEN KLINNERT, Omeda, Afqricuirure' ELAINE KNAPP, Websrer Groves, Mo., Home Ec.: FRANCES KNAPP, OI4IaI1omo Ciry, Erwgheerirqz TONY KNIGHT, Tulsa, AXIS' CATHY KNOTT, Tulsa, ABS: GARY KNOWLES, Texrwcma, Evolrieerhsgg DAVID KOCH, Oklahoma CIW, AXIS. HENRY KOCH, MarIIoU N,J., Emgimeedrrgq JOHN KOERBER, MarsIvaII?own Iowfa, Erdireerhvgq DEBBIE KOMAH, BrisIow Business' JAMES KRAKER, Wagoner, Erdiwerino' CHARLOTTE KRAMER, EI Reno, Educaiovt JONEE KRETLOW, Erid, Business' BRENDA KRITTENBRINK, Jewersorw Busiwess. LINDA KRSHKA, Yukon, Home Ec.' JAMES KUBICEK, SI1owrwee, AgrIcuI+ure' DIANE KURK, OIcIaIworrm CIW A8rSg JERRY LACK, VVoodward E'qi'reerIr'g' GARY LADRA, Prague, AQrIcuIIure' JUDY LALE, TuIsa, ASIS- DIANA LANCASTER, Poncfr CIN, ABS. DeETTA LANDIS, Durcar' Educorior: JANET LANDRUM, TuIsa, BusIrwess' CHARLES LANE, TuIsa, E'If?IF99VI'1.2I' SHERRY LANG- LEY, KIrdrIsBer EducaIIOf' LINDA LARCH-MILLER, Simvwwee EducuIIoc: KATHERINE LARKEY, TuIsa Educfarmw ANNA- BELLE LAVERS, Ardmore ABS. LAVONNE LAWRENCE, CIwandIer, ABIS7 DONALD LAWSON. Ardmore, BusIr'ess? KATHY LAWSON, TuIsn ABS: RAYMOND LAY, OIcIaIworr1a CII-V ABS' MARALEE LAYMAN, TuIsa, Educa- Hon: KAREN LEADER, BarIIesvIIIe, ABS: MARGARET LEATH, TuIsa, EducaIIor. JACK LEDBETTER, Ponca Cify, Tech. Ir'sII+uIe: JIM LEE, CIHV- for, AgrIcuIrurer RICHARD LEE, BIIIirgs, A'grIcuI'I,re: JAY LEE- MASTER, DeI CIW ASIS? CINDY LEESE, SIIawfwee, AXIS' ANN LEMBKE, Ponca Ciry Home Ecf DAVID LEOS, TuIsa, Business. GREGORY LESKELA, BerIIesviIIe, Errqirweerimg' DAVID LESSLY, OLIaI1oma Cirv BusIrIess: CYNTHIA LEWIS, Waukorrus, AXIS' MARY LEWIS, Wearherford, Agfsf REBECCA LEWIS, OIcIaI'voma CIW EducaIIom' STEVE LIEB, Nowafe AqrIcuIIure, JANET LIETZKE, Kirwojflsrver, EducaIiorw. JIM LIICHOW, TuIsfa Business, JANET LILES, Arwadarko, Home Ecs DENA LILLEY, BarIIesvIIIe, Educafior' PATRICIA LINDLY, Jay, Home Ecu LYNDA LINDSAY, OkIaForrm CAN A8137 LINDA LING, TuIsfa, ABS: ROBERT LISLE, Purrwam, AqrIcuIIure. FRANCIE LITTLE, Tryor-, Home Ec.7 PATRICIA LIVINGSTON. ORIUIIOVYIH CIW, EducoIIort CONNIE LOCKE, Yukon, Home EC: EDWARD LOCKE, TuIsa, BusIress' MELANIE LOCKNEY, OkIa- Iroma CIW, Home EC.: STEPHEN LOCKWOOD, Saws Erqireer- irrrzt STEVEN LOFLIN, OIcIf1Iworrsca City ABS. SUE LONERGAN, Vrrulre, EducaIIor' CAROLYN LONG, GUIII- rIe AHS: DONNA LONG, Normaf Home Ec: RICHARD LONGLEY, OIcIaI1ome CIW ABS' JIM LOVELL, Eric BusI'ess' MARIAN LOW, TuIso Home Ecu LUCINDA LUDEMAN. Arworda, ABS. AQ- V ,,., IC x K ,. rwis I ,--I 'EJ' 'Cnr' Q 4 . wr -. . V -Q ifififi 'M' S 1' f is ' Z7 I v -S- L f - .1 w 3' .- . , rg? W 3 I iss? ei 3, ,,,, , I , I i K ,, - , . YT an ' . I :II I 'P 18- D rs- Sleep Came Easily in Classroom and Laboratory .- few ' , 6,8 Q iv s. , .,.. 1 .,,k .., gr' o o. 5. .J -Eg, i s Y f 4 E-1493: L- E- 5l2 4341 JIMMY LUPHER, Marlow, Engineering: GARY LYNN, Oklaho rna Cily, Engineering: SUE LYON, Tulsa, Business: SANDRA MCBRIDE, Yukon, ABS: BARBARA MQCALLISTER, Velma, A815 DOUG MCCARROLL, Sand Sorinos, Home Ec.: JAMES Mc CARTY, Cenlrralia, Ill., Home Ec. JAMES MCCLARY, Tulsa Business: AMOS MCCLURE, Minco ABS: LINDA MCCORD, Lawlon, Business: JON MCCORMICK Tulsa, Business: ROGER MCCOY, Tulsa, Business: RALPH Mc- DANIEL, Slillwaler, Enginering: RICHARD MCDONALD, Mid wesr Cily, Engineering. RICHARD McDOWELL, Oklahoma Cily, Business: JOHNNY MCELROY, Snyder, Agricullure: LEWIS MCELROY, Shawnee Business: TONY McGEE, Yale, Educalion: JACK MCGINNIS Shawnee, Business: MICHAEL MCGREW, Ponca Cily, Business CAROL MCGUIRE, Laverne, Home Ec. CATHY MCHENRY, Tulsa, Business: EILEEN MCINERNEY, Chi cage, lll., Agricullure' RONNIE MCKEAIGG, Allus, Eclucalion KEVIN MCKENNA, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: JAMES MCKNIGHT Thrackmrvrlon, Texas, Agricullure: JANE MQLURE, Tulsa, AHS JACKIE MCMENNAMY, Tulsa, Business. MICHAEL McREYNOLDS, Milford, Va., ASS: MARCHETA Mc- SPADDEN, Muskogee, Home Ee.: JERRY MABRAY, Muldrow Engineering: MARILYN MacALLISTER, Slillwaler, Business ANNE MacDONALD, Muskogee, AHS: GREG MACHTOLFE Gulhrie, Engineering: DON MACKEY, Richardson, Texas, ABS. TERESA MACKEY, Tulsa, Business: JOHN MacLENNAN, Tulsa Engineering: ROBERT MANLOVE, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering JAMES MANN, Tulsa, ABS: DIANNE MAPLE, Tulsa, Home Ec.: SANDY MAPPES, Miclwesr Cily, ABS: GARY MARKUS Barllesville, Business. JOHNNIE MARSHALL, Morrison, Business: CATHLEEN MAR- TIN, Claremore, Educalion: DANNIE MARTIN, Allus, ARS: GARY MARTIN, Haskell, Engineering: KATHY MARTIN, Tulsa Business' NANCY MARTIN, Columbus Kan. Eduealicnt SAM- MIE MARTIN, Tulsa, AES. MARILYN MASON, Clinlon, Home Ec.: MARTIN MATHEWS, Spavinaw, Business: PRESTON MATTHIESEN, Billings, Engineer- ing: DAVID MATTIX, Dewey, Engineering: SANFORD MAUL- DIN, Ponca Ciiy, Business: JOHN MAXWELL, Oklahoma Cily Engineering: PATRICIA MAYHALL, ldabel,AX1S. JAMES MAYS, Lawlon, Engineering: LOU ANN MEEKS, Ponca Cil'y, ABS: HAROLD MEIER, Los Angeles, Calif., Engineering: JUDITH MELOT, Tecumseh, AHS: ROBERT MELTON, Okemahi ASS: SYDNEY MENELY, Oklahoma Cily, Business: LOREN MENNEM, Mecllord, Agricul?ure. JEAN MENZ, Union Cily, Home EC.: CYNTHIA MERRELL, Oklahoma Cily, Eclucalion: PATRICIA MERRIMAN, Tulsa, Eclu- carion: CHERYL MERRITT, Elk Cily, ABS: LINDA METSCHER, Eairmonl, Business: CHARLES MEWSHAW, El. Sill, Agricul- lure: CONNIE MEYER, Kremlin, Home EC. CHARLES MIDDLETON, Ardmore, Business: RHONDA MIDG- LEY, Tulsa, ABS: PEGGY MIEARS, Duncan, Home Ec.: LYNN MILES, Tulsa, Home Ec.: BARBARA MILLER, Shiller, Business' CHARLES MILLER, Oklahoma Cily, Business: JOYCE MILLER. Enid, ABS. LARRY MILLER, Winiield, Kan., Agricullure: MELISSA MIL- LER, Tulsa. Educalion: RICHARD MILLER, Enid, ABS: ROBER- TA MILLER, Tulsa, ABS' SHERILYN MILLER, Oklahoma Cilyi AES: THOMAS MILLER, Oklahoma Cily, Business' TONY MIL- LER, Perryron, Tex., Engineering. VICKI MILLER, Oklahoma Cily, Business' MARK MILLER, Grandlield, Agricullure: PAM MILLS, Oklahoma Cily, Ecluca- lion: CARRIE MITCHELL, Oklahoma Cily. Eclucalion: DAVID MITCHELL, Balko, Business: PHYLLIS MOCK, Nowa a, Home Ec.: CONNIE MONTGOMERY, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, SO ENNY MONTGOMERY, Tuisa, ABS: RUTH MONTGOMERY. ryor, AXfS7 JOHN MOORE, Tulsa, Business' LONNIE MOORE, foodward Aoriculrure' LYN MOORE, Tulsa, AB1S7 PATTY 'IOORE, l-Iehhe fey, Educalion' ROY MOORE, Mounds, Agri- allure. ANDRA MOORE, Enid, EJucalion7 ANDREA MORAVA, Tulsa, 8151 TED MORGAN, Ereclerick, Busihess: MELODY MORLEY, Ikmulqee, ABS: DORIS MORRIS, Shawnee, Agigf VICKI MOR- IS, Oklahoma CiW, Eilucaliont GERALD MORRISON, Oklaho- ia CiW, Enqineering, VELYNN MORROW, Gulhrie, Business: DON MORTON, Mul- row, AES: ROBERT MOTTER, Muskogee Business: DONNA IOUNT, Billings, Home Ec.7 LARRY MOURER, Enid, Business: IARTHA MOUTRAY, Oklahoma Cily, ABS' MARY MOYER. ulsa, Educalion. HERYL MUEHLEISEN, Oklahoma CiW, Home Ec., TOM 'IUELLER, Oklahoma CiW, Ergineering' ROY MULBERY, La- Hrne, Aqricullure: CHARLES MULLEN, Cushing, Agtsf KIPP IIULLEN, Tulsa, Business: LARRY MULLINIX, Oklahoma CiW, usiness: RANDALL MULLINAX, Shawnee, AES. IAROLYN MUMMA, Tulsa, Business: MASON MUNGLE, Alo- W, Aqricul'ure: SAM MUNHOLLON, Sulphur, ABS: CAROLE IUNSEY, Tulsa, Educalion' SANDRA MURDOCK, Skialook, ducaliovz DON MURNAN, Pawhuska, Enqinoerinq PATRICK IURPHY, Tulsa, Enqineerino, USAN MURPHY, Norman Eslucalior: SUE MURRELL, Allus, BIS: JOSEPH MYER, Locus? Grove, AES: KATHERINE NAB- JZNY, Saoulpa, AHS' RICHARD NALLY, Tulsa, Engineering OREE NANCE, Tulsa, ABS7 JUDITH NASH, Barflesville, AHS. ARRY NELSON, Hammon, Aoricullurei RICHARD NELSON, Jklahoma CiW, ABS? BETTY NEUNDORF, Covinqlon, Agricul- IFC, MARTHA NEW, Selling, Home Ec.7 GAYLE NEWELL, Iere-ford, Texas, Home Ecx VICKIE NEWSOM, Oklahoma CiW, lorne Ec.: JIM NEWTON, Tulsa, Business. TENNIS NICHOLS, Anadarko, Business7 JACK NICHOLS, Mi- mi, Business: MARY NICHOLS, Tulsa, Home Ec.7 LEE NICK- LS, Oklahoma CIW, Business: RON NIDA, Perry, Aqricullure7 ,ENNETH NIEBRUEGGE, Snyder, Agriculture: DAVID NIETO, Ihickasha, Tech. Inslilule. IYNTHIA NINDE, Tulsa, Business: SANDRA NITCHER, Sl. awrence, Kan., Home Ec.7 REBECCA NIX, Cleveland, A8rS7 IAN NOBERT, Shawnee, Tech Ivslilule7 MARSHA NOBLES, Dklahoma CiW, Educaliom JACK NORMAN, Tulsa, Engineer- wo' PHIL NORMAN, Temole Business. IAN NORTHEY, Saouipa, Agriculruret GEORGE NORVELL, ulsa, ABS: PAT NORVELL, Tulsa, Home Ec.7 WILLIAM NOR- ELL, Tulsa, Busihoss7 JOSEPHINE NOT-T, Tulsa, ABS' ROSE- IIARY NOVEY, Oklahoma CIW, ABS' JAMES NOWLIN, Mus- arg, Busihess, OHN NUCKOLLS, Tulsa, Engineering: DOROTHY NULL, llinlon Home Ec.' SHELBY OAKLEY, Tulsa, Business: BRUCE TCONNOR, Tulsa, Enqine-ering7 PAMELA O'DELL, Oklahoma IW, ABS' SHERYL ODELL, Oklahoma Cily Educafionr LAR- IY ODOM, Oklahoma CiWf Business. ZHARLES OGDEN, Oklahoma Cily, Business: ROBERT OGLES- Y, Tulsa, ABS: KAREN O'HERN, I-lernessey, Home Ec.' LYLE DLBERT, Billinqs, Argricullure: DAN OLDHAM, Aloka, Enqineer- 'in' WILLIAM O'LOUGHLIN, W'ev:1ka AES: STEVE OLT- AANNS, Midwest CIW Enqineerir-Q. I JIARTHA ORNDORF, Porca Ci'-, ABS' BARBARA OSBORNE, niciwesl CiW, Home Ec.7 HAL OSWALT, Chickasha, Busihessi IENGTHA OTIS, Oklahoma Ci+,i ABS' BARBARA OTSUSKI, lillwa'er Business? LELA OWENS, Tulsa ABS: LARRY OWS- ,EY, ABS. PHOMORES Q... 43 -sc,-si' s I 9 j, if SOPHIO ORES I li ,fbiil s iz 35 1 - -- -ir... DALE PAGE, Oklahoma Cilv. Enqireerinq, KATHY PALMEF PALU, Oklahoma Cify, A815 Oklahoma Cily, ASS! MARKAY MARILYNN PARDEE, Tulsa, ABS' NANCY PARKER, Tulsa, Ec ucarior: SALLYE PARKER, Vinira, Business: WAYNE PARKEF Jenks ASS. JOHN PARKISON, Tulsa, Home GLENDA PARR, Oklahoma Cilv, Educaliont MARY PARROT-I Chandler, Home EC., PAMELA PARSONS, Barllesville, Educalior VIVIAN PARSONS, Pomoha, Calil., Educalion' SANDRA PART RIDGE, Oklahoma Cilv, Educalion. Ec.: ED PARKS, Tulsa, A815 MICHELE PATTERSON, Tulsa, A8157 SUSAN PATTERSON, Okle homa Cily, Eclucalioh' JANICE PAXTON, Oklahoma Cilv, Edu calionq ELAINE PAYNE, Tulsa, Home EC., RICHARD PAYNE Belhanv, Eroinering: PEPI PAZARESKIS, Tulsa, DLlSl'S5ST JOHP PEADEN, Slillwaler, Educalion. LIANNE PEADEN, Oklahoma Cilv, Businesst DAVE PEARSOIN Oklahoma Cilv, Enqiveefirg DONNA PEARSON, Tulsa, Educa lion, SHARON PEARSON, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, LIND1 PEMBERTON, Belhanv, Home Eoj JOHN PEINBROKE, Cherc koe, Business: JIMMIE PENNY, Oklahoma Cilv, ASS. WILLIAM PERKINS, Oklahoma Cily, Engine-erinqg BILLY PERRY Oklahoma Cilv, Business: DONALD PETERS, Oklahoma Cily Business: MARY PETERS, Douqlas, Home EC.: TANYA PETERS Midwesl' Cily, ASS' JOHN PETERSON, Revdor, Emgineerinq DOUGLAS PHILLIPS, Tulsa, Engineering. JAMES PHILLIPS, Boggs, Business' KAREN PHILLIPS, Tulsa Home EC.: PAM PHILBOTT, Oklahoma Cilv ASS' JUDY PIAT-I Oklahoma Cilv, ABS: EDWARD PICKETT, Elk Cilv, Engineering MARIE PIERCE, Wakila, Educalion' MARY ELIZABETH PIERCE Enid, ASS, GERRY PINKSTON, Chickasha, Educaliony WILEY PINKSTOIN Minco, Argricullureq TONI PITEZEL, Tulsa, Business, FRED PLU MER, Lilllelon, Colo., AHS: FRED POFFENBARGER, Tulsa, Er winewirzgr CONNIE POFFENBERGER, Oklahoma Cin, Educa lion: MARILYN POLLOCK, New Lenox, Ill., Educalior, JOE PONTE, Boqola, N..l., ABS: MARGARET POPLIN, Adair Home EC., ERICK PORTER, Wavhoka, Busiress' NANCY POR TER, Barllesville, AES, PAMELA PORTER, Kirkwood, Mo., Edu caliont SANDRA PORTER, Oklahoma Cilv, Home EC: SAIX PORTMAN. Slillwaler, Educalion, GUY POWER, Oklahoma Cilv ABS: MICHAEL POWERS Boise Cilv, Agricullureg SUSAN PRATER, Tulsa, AES: MELVII' PREGLER, lvlinco, Business: MARGARET PRESNELL, Barlles ville, Home EC.: PAM PRESNALL, Pairview, Business' RUTI' PRESTON, Tulsa, AZLS. MARILYN PROCTOR, Tulsa, Educalionf KATHRYN PRUET Oklahoma Cilv, Eclucalion, LESLIE PSHIGODA, Shalluck Agri cullureg DAVID PUCKETT, Gulhrie, Business? PATRICIA PUCK ETT, Business: GLENDA PUSH, Holdenville, Educalionf DAL PYLE, Gulhrie, Agricullure. MARK QUICK, Wichila Falls, Texas, AXQS: DIANNE QUIMBY Hulchinson, Kan., Educaliont MARY QUINLAN, Barnsdall, Edu calion: MARVIN QUINN, Alva Engine-erirgq PAUL RACHEL Wewoka, Engineering, STACEY RALLS, Duncan, Eclucalionq DE LORES RAMSEY, Colcord, Educalion. MARIAN RAMSEY, Gentry, Ark, ABS? RODERIC RAU, Tulsa Engineering: WILLIAM RAUH, Alva, Enqineerinqq LARRY RAV ENSCROET, Tulsa Educalion' DONNA RAY, Harrah, ABQST LIN DA RAY, Oklahoma Cilv, Educalionq MARTIN REDING, Chick asha, Aoricullure, EDWARD REED, Brisfow, Engineering: JEAN REED, Barlles ville, A8151 SANDRA REED, Tulsa, Eclucalion' STEVE REEDER Chandler. educalion, STEPHEN REEL, Tulsa ABS' GREGOR' REEVES, Elk Cilv, Tech. lnsliluleq BOB REGAN, McAlesTer Erqineerino. Union Bookstore Got Competition at Semester KAREN REID, Olclattoma City Home Ec.: RAYEORD REID, Blackwell, Business: VIVIAN REININGER, Edmond, Education' BEVERLY REINTS, Newkirlc, Home Ec.j ELLY REISS, OlclaBomfi City, Home Ec.' MIKE RELEEORD, Enid, Engineering' STEPHEN RENEAU, Medtord, Agriculture. ERNEST RENFROW, Stialer Agriculture: LINDA CAROL REY- NOLDS, Seminole, Education: LYNDA REYNOLDS, Stillwater. Education: ROBERT REYNOLDS, Olclalnoma City, Enqireerir SYLVAN REYNOLDS, Olceene, ABS' JEANNIE RHODES, Weilotl City, Education: KAY DELL RHODES, Tulsa. Busineess. BRAD RICE, Edmond, Busiress: CONNIE RICE, Tulsa, Business' BILLY RICHARD, LaPorte, Texas, Engineering: RANDY RICH- ARDS, Oklatioma City, Aoriculturef SUE RICHARDS, Midwest City. Education: CHARLES RICHARDSON, Pampa, Texas, Ad riculture: RALPH RICHARDSON, Tulsa. CAROL RICHERT, Oklahoma City, Education: SHARON RICKMAN, Bartlesville, Home Ec.: ELIZABETH RIDDLE, Prague, Home Ec.: LYNN RIDGWAY, Alva, Engineering: DAVID RILEY, Saoulpa, Business: HUGH RILEY, Enid, Business: FRED RING- WALD, Olclalnoma City, AHS. BILL RIPPEE, Tulsa Business: REGINA RIPPEE, Walteis. t-tome Ec.: JOY RIPPETOE, Tulsa, ABS' LYN RISER, Henryetta, Home Ec.: JOHN RISK, Tulsa, ABS: BEVERLY RIX, Adair, Home EC.: JANICE ROBBINS, Stillwater AHS. LINDA ROBBINS, Stillwell t-tome Ec.: KATHRYN ROBERTS. Velma, Business: MARY ROBERTS, Barrlesyille AHS' SAMUEL ROBERTS, Atolca, ABS: SHERRI ROBERTS, Drumricilwt, Educa- tion' STEPHEN ROBERTS, Joliet, lll, ABS' TOM ROBERTS. Sttawnee Enoineerino, BUDDY ROBERTSON, Ponca City ABS: LEONARD ROBINSON. Hunter, Agriculture: RHONDA ROBINSON, Hunter, Education: SHEILA ROBINSON, Okmulgee, AES' CAROLYN ROGERS. Bartlesville, Education' KATHY ROGERS, Edmond, Educatifr' LON ROGERS, Tulsa, ABS. RALPH ROGERS, Edmond, Business: SANDRA ROGERS, Tulsa Home Ec.: TERESA ROGERS, Olclatioma City, Home Ec.' NEVA ROOK, Betliany, ASS.: RICHARD ROOT, Bristow, AES? JANIS ROSEBUSH, Tulsa, Business: SUZANNE ROSS, Enid, Education. NORDA ROSZEL, Tulsa, ABS: LARRY ROURKE, Midwest City, Enrgineerinq: MARCIA ROWLAND, Tulsa, Home Ec.: ROGER RUEHI, Parts Forest, lil,, Encgineerinoi: JAMES RUSSELL, Slciatoolc ABS: ROLAND RUSSEY, Hobart. ABS: PHILIP RYAN, Olqlalwo- rna City, Engineering WALKER RYAN, ABS: MARILYN RYKER, Muslcoqee, Home Ec.' KIP RYLANDER, Enid, Business' SUSAN RYLES, Wewolcli, Home Ec,: MICHAEL SADBERRY, Norman, Enqineerinqt KAY SAD- DLER, Tulsa ABS' MARILYN SADLER, McAlest-er Educatior. HOWARD SAGE, Tulsa, ABS' DELIA SAID Tulsa, Home Ec.' MOHAMED SALIH, Enqtiazi, Libya, Enciineerino: JAY SALZER, Kansas City, Mo., Business: SUZANNA SAMUELS, Bartlesville, AES: DAVID SANDERS, Miami Enoineeriro' LINDA SANDERS, Claremore Busiress. LYNDA SANDERS, Olclatioma City, Busiress: SANDRA SANDY, Stillwater, Education: JANICE SAVAGE, Blackwell, Business? ATHLYN SAYRE, Muskogee, Home Ec.' RICHARD SCALING, Erid, ABS' PAM SCANTLING, Soira ABS' CANDYCE SCHAEF- ER, Woodward Education. DANA SCHAEENER, Duncan, Business: JAMES SCHIEILITI, Waterbury, Conr.. Erdireerinj' KATHLEEN SCHINDLER, Ot- Yilnoma Cify, ABS: CAROL SCHMITZ, Marclnester ABS' SA- RITA SCHNEEBERGER, Walters, Home Ec. 'lv s , -, - f. ' S S ' We-S . B -fx 'A' 1 ...nf W 'V T L. i arf. I aw - ' ,1,,,.. ' nf 32 1 I' H . ,fn v. E' -ia. in 4-.J C7 ' r li J Y li r- , .,.. ,591 652549, --.nl bww... Ai 'E nf fssg.-.. . ., ,, 4- Q QTEQQ sig! 5I5 Class ffieers Continued Their Good WorkC?J . ,.-. H 1 sf? 4, 1. si 21 I N fs' 12 I K Tata 5 i 2 ' 359 fs? A-s, sg-.4 sf 49 SI6 STEVEN SCHNITZER, Barllesville, ASS: LEO SCHONE, Paw- nee, Aqricullure: CHERI SCHOONOVER, Ouymon, ABS: CARL SCHROEDER, Enid, Engineering: GERALD SCHROEDER, King- lisher, Tech. lnslilule? VICTORIA SCHRODT, Edwardsville, Ill., Home Ec.: LARRY SCHUELEIN, Sand Springs, Enqineerinq. RANDALL SCHUERMAN, Normandy, Mo., ABS: BETSY SCHU- MANN, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.: GAIL SCHWAMB, Tulsa, Educalion: FRITZA SCOTT, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: KANDACE SCOTT, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.: LUCINDA SCULLAWL, Ochelala, Business: JACQUETA SEALS, Wfwnn, Business, DEBA SEDLAK, I-lennessey, Business: THOMAS SEEBO, New York, ABS: LAMONA SELLERS, Perry, Busiress: CAROL SEL- LERS, Tulsa, Home Ec.: DENNIS SELLS, Ponca Cily, Business: CONNIE SEMRAD, Waukomis, Business: LAVERNE SEMRAD, Oulhrie, Aoricullure. JULIA SEMTNER, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: JOHN SETTERBER6, Oklahoma Cily, Enqineerinot ROBERT SETTLES, Anllers, Engi- neerinq: HAROLD SHAKLEE, Slillwaler, Aoricullure: MITCHELL SHAMAS, Brislrow, Engineering: LARRY SHANKS, Mannlorcl, En- oineerinq: JOHN SHARP, Sand Springs, Business. LINDA SHATTUCK, Barflesville, Educaliong PATRICIA SHAW, Slillwaler, AES: RANDOLPH SHAW, Oklahoma Cily, Business' SUZANNE SHAW, Oklahoma Cily, Agricullure: SUSAN SHEL- TON, Tulsa, Business: CARL SHEPHERD, Arapaho, Aqriculiure: JONI SHEPHERD, Midwosl Cily, Educalion. SANDY SHERARD, Miami, ABS: JIM SHIDELER, Sfillwaler, AES: DENNIS SHIPLEY, Kinqfisher, Aqricullure: CHARLOTTE SHIRLEY, Waukomis, Home Ec.: LARRY SHIRLEY, Edmond, ABS: DONNA SHOBE, Drumriqhf, ABS: SYLVIA SHORT, Mid- wesl Cily, Educalion. JO SHRIVER, Midwesl Cily. ABS: ROSEMARY SILVEY, Shaw- nee, Home EC.: THOMAS SIM, Oklahoma Cily, Aqricullure: LINDA SIMMS, Oklahoma Cily, Business: MARK SIMMS, Tulsa, Business: PEDERO SIMON, La Paz, Bolivia, Aqricullure: OPAL SIMS, Enid, Business. STEPHEN SIMS, Aline, Aqriculiure: BETTY SIPES, Tulsa, Educa- lion: CECIL SISK, Weslvillv, Enqineerinq: EUGENE SKELLEY, Rocky, Aqricullure: HAROLD SKELTON, Tulsa Business: LINDA SKINNER, Ponca Cily, Educalion: MARILYN SLACK, Oklahoma City, Home Ec. SANDRA SLATON, Enid, Educalion: JOHN SLAUGHTER, Okla- homa Cily, Engineering: LINDA SMALL, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: STEPHEN SMALLWOOD, Rallan, ABS: BRUCE SMITH, Okla- homa Cily, Business: COLIN SMITH, Tulsa, ABS, DAN SMITH, Ponca Cily, ABS. DAVID SMITH, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: GARY SMITH, Sapulpa, ABS: GERALD SMITH, Enid, ABS: GLEN SMITH, Seminole, En- qineerinq: HAROLD SMITH, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: JACK SMITH, Cushinq, Enqineerinq: JAMES SMITH, McAlesler, En- qineerinfi, JAMES VERNON SMITH, Colleqe, Md., Aqricullurei JOSEPH SMITH, Okmuloee, Business: KAREN SMITH, Tulsa, ABS: KAR- EN SUE SMITH, Lawlon, Business: KATHLYN SMITH, Kingfisher, ABS: LaDONNA SMITH, Pauls Valley, Home Ec.: LINDA SMITH, Spearman, Texas, AES. MARTIN SMITH, Winlield, Kan., Engineering: MONT SMITH, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: PAUL SMITH, Midwesl Cily, Business: SHERYL SMITH, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: ANDY SMITH, Tulsa, ABS: STEVE SMITH, Tulsa, Enfiireerinq: STEPHEN SMITH, Oklahoma Cily, ABS. SYLVIA SMITH, Tulsa, Home Ec.: JANE SMYTHE, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: TERRY SNIDER, Duncan, Business: MARSHA SNID- ER, Wfiurika, Business: SARA SNIDER, Oklahoma Cily, Educa- lion: RUSSELL SNOW, Tulsa, ABS: JOHNNY SNYDER, Dacoma, Aoricullure. SOPHO ORES R. K. SOMMERFRUCHT, Oklalnoma Cily, Business: CYNDY SOP- ER, Oklanoma Cily, Business, MARY ANNE SORRELS, Oklfilnoma Cily, AHS, JUDY SPEAR, Oklalnoma Cily, Educafion, CAROLYN SPECIE, Enid, Home Ec.: MARY ANN SPENCER, Conway, Ark. AXIS: MARY SPICER, Tulsa, Educalion. MELVINAL SPINKS, Lawlor, A8132 JOHN SPOON, Lamont, Aq- ricullure: NANCY SPOSATO, Tulsa, Home Ec., CAROL SPROWLS, Barflesyille Home Ecx ROBERT STAFFORD, Black- well, Enqineerinq: NANCY STAGGS, Seminole, Business, DAN STAHL, Ponca Cily, Engineering, TONI STAMPS, Holdenyille, Educalionq JUDITH STANRIDGE, Clwickaslwa, ABS: JOHNNY STANLEY, Oklahoma Cily, ASS' PATRICIA STANSBERRY, Oklalwoma Cily, Educlion: MICHAEL STARK, Barllesyille, ABS: GERALD STARTZEL, Tucson Ariz., AHS, LINDA STEAD, Barllesyille, AES. SUSAN STEBBINS, Seminole, Educalionq MICHAEL STEEKEL, Taylor, Nebn, Aqricullure: BYRON STEELE, Tulsa, AHS? ANN STEPH, Oklalwome City, AES: CARL STEPHENS, Okl-ilnomf, Cil,f Aqricullure: JAMES STEPHENS, Oklalnoma Cily. Aqricullure' MARY STEPHENS, Oklalnoma Cil,f, Educa'ior. JAY STEPHENSON, Slillwaler, Busiresss KAREN STEPP, Tulsa AXIS: JAMES STEWART, Clinlon, Enqineerirqq NANCY STEW- ART, Vficliila Palls, Texas, Business: DAVID STINE, Velma, ABS' DONNA STONE, Maud, Busiressi SHERRILL STONE, Oklanoma Cily, Educalion. JOHN STOOPS, Barllesyille, Educalion' CHRIS STOTTS, Okla- noma Cily, ABS' LINDA STRAIT, Oklalwoma Ciif, Educalior' CHARLOTTE STRECKER, Clnesler, Home Ec.: STEPHEN STRETCH, Gollry Enaineering' GINNY STRONG, Tulsa, ABS' LARRY STUART, Pawlwuska EnQiPoerin':. MICHAEL STUART, Dewey, AES' SUSAN STUART, Sr-,muck Business' CHERYL SUENRAM, Oklalnoma Cily, Educfsliont SHERALYN SUMMERS, Oklaiwoma Cily Educaliov' LONNIE SUMPTER, Barllesyillc, Teclw. Insliluleq CHARLES SUTTER, Tulsa AHS- BARBARA SWANSON, Midwesl Cily. Home Ec. JAN SWIGGART, Clwandler, Educalion: BILL SWINNEA, Enid Educalion, KELLY TALIAEERRO, Tulsa, Business' MARILYN TAL- LEY, Ponca Cily. AHS: HERBERT TANNER, Tulsa, Business, LAR- RY TARMAN, Tulsa, Agriculluret RAY TATYREK, Belliany, ABS. FRANK TAUCHER, Sanla Ana Calil., Agricullureq ANN TAY- LOR, Oklalnoma Cily, Educalion: CONNIE TAYLOR, Barllesville, Business' CYNTHIA TAYLOR, Boise Cily, Educalion: DAN TAYLOR, Walonga, ABS? FRANK TAYLOR, San Francisco. Calil., ASS: JOAN TAYLOR, Perry, AES. ORLA TAYLOR, Braman, AHS: PAULA TAYLOR, Wagoner, AXIS: SUZANNE TAYLOR, Tulsa, ABS' KATHRYNE TECH, El Reno, A8153 PATRICIA TEDERS, MedTord, Education, WILLIAM TEMPLE, Nowala, AqriCuIIure7 KATIE TENER, Oklalfioma Cily Educalion, JANE TERHUNE, Vandalia, Ill., Business' BARBARA TERRY. Slroud AHS: DIANE TERRY, Biellnany, Business: CHARLES THANNHAUSEN, Oklalwoma Cily, ASS' CHESTER THAYER. Slillwaler, AHS: CARL THOMA, Boise Cily, Aqricullureq DAN- NY THOMAS, Duncan, Engineering. NANCY THOMAS, Tulsa, Educaliont PATRICIA THOMAS. Tulsa, Eslucaliorq DINAH THOMASON, Pryor, Home Ec.: DAVID THOMPSON, Tulsa, Business: BRENT THOMPSON, Okmulqee Busiress: GARY THOMPSON, Tulsa, Enizireerirn' JEANNE THOMPSON, Oklalnoma Cily, Home Ec. JON THOMPSON, Oklalioma Cily AHS: SUZANNE THOMP- SON, Tonkavfa ABS' ROBIN THOMPSON, Kliiua, H-ewafi ABS' TERRY THOMPSON, Oklalwomf, Cily, AHS' STEPHEN TIBBETT. I-lolinarl, Business' CRAIG TIGERT, Oklfxlromfa Ciw ABS' DAVID TOHLEN, Tell, AES. SOPHO ORES KATHY TOLLE, Oklahoma Cily, ABS' CHRISTINA TOWNSEND, Tulsa, Agricullure: GARY TRIPP, Blackwell, Engineering: CAR- OLYN TROT-TER, Tulsa, Business: BILL TROUSDALE, Ponca Cily, ABS: GERALD TRUE, Tulsa, ABS. CYNTHIA TRUSSEL, Perry, AES: KAREN TUCKER, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: PAULA TUCKER, Ada, Home Ec.: JUNE TULEY, Wynnewood, Educaiiont DANIEL TULLIUS, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: ALBERT TURK, Blackwell, Business, LEAH TURLEY, Chickasha, Educalion: BILL TURNER, Enid, En- gineering: FAUN TURNER, Sapulpa, Educaliont JACK TURNER, Moore, Agriculfure: DONALD TURVEY, Blackwell, ABS: MAR- CIA TUTTLE, Oklahoma Cily, ABS. MARJORIE TYTENICZ, Lufher, Educafion: MARY UNDER- WOOD, Ponca Cily, Educafion: MARY KYLE, Mangum, Home Ec.: BARBARA UNRUH, Breckinridqe, Home Ec.: DONNA UTECH, Ponca Cily, Business: HAL UTSLER, Enid. ABS. MARY VAANANEN, Tulsa, Business: ROBERT VANDERSLICE, Shawnee, Business: STEVE VAN HORN, Oklahoma Cily, En- gineering: KAREN VANN, Winfield, Kan., Educaiion: RANDY VAN NOSTRAND, Oklahoma Cify, ABS: KATIE VANWYE, Tulsa. Home Ec. CHESTER VAN ZANT, Hunnewell, Kan., Agricullure: CRAIG VARNADORE, Lawlon, ABS: JOHN VATER, Enid, ABS? BRENDA VAUGHN, Maysville: KAREN VAUGHAN, Barllesville, ABS' JAMES VEALE, Tulsa, Home Ec. GARY VEITENHEIMER, Seminole, Engineering: CAROLE VEN- ATOR, Midwesl Cify, Business: SUSAN VEST, Tulsa, ABS: LINDA VICK, Duncan, Business: LARRY VICKERS, Ponca Cily, Business: DAN VOGLER, Oklahoma Ciiv, ABS. LYNN VON GUNTEN, Slillwaier, ABS: LEO VOSS, Tulsa, Bus- iness: CHERYL WADDLE, Seiling, Business: MARK WADS- WORTH, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: JANE WALKER, Kinche- loe AFB, Mich., Home Ec.: JOAN WALKER, Houslon, Texas, AXfS. PATRICIA WALKER, Tulsa, ABS: TERRY WALL, Oklahoma Cily. Engineering: ALICE WALLACE, Tulsa, Educalion: DON WALT- ERS, Tecumseh, ABS' KAREN WALTRIP, Tulsa ABS: ROGER WALTRIP, Kellyvile, Educalion. EMILY WARNER, Brislow, ABS: ROBERT WARTERFIELD, Tulsa. ABS: GEORGE WASHINGTON, Oklahoma Ciiy, ABS? MIKE NVASS, Slillwarer, Business: JAMES WASSON, Tulsa, ASS: RUBY WATERS, Thomas. ABS. EDWIN WATKINS, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: GARY WATSON. Council Hill, Engineering: KATRIN WATT, Tulsa, AHS: JACK WATTS, Osceola, Ark., Engineering: KENNETH WATTS, Okla- homa Cily, AES: SHARON WAUGAMAN, Tulsa, ABS. JOYCE WAUGH, Rosslon Home EC.: JANET WEATHERS, Slill- waler, ABS: RONALD WEAVER, Oklahoma Cily, AES: CARL WEBSTER, Muskogee. Engineering: MARCIA WEEMS, Tulsa, Home Ec.: BILL WEINGARTNER, Midwesl' Cily, Engineering. SHERRY WELCH, Tulsa, Businesst BARRY WEST, Brislow, ABS: ELIZABETH WEST, Muldrow, Home EC.: MARGARET WETTEN- GEL, Oklahoma Cily ABS' CAROL WETWISKA, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: BRENDA WHEELER, Henryella, ABS. I.D.'s Proved Necessary for Check Cashing JANICE WHEELER, Brislofv, ASIS: WILLIAM WHISENANT, Homiw. Aagf PHILIP WHISENHUNT, Tulsa, ABIS: CAROL WHITE, Muskogee, AXIS' DUANE WHITE, Ninnelcalw, Acgriculfure' EDWARD WHITE, Clwoclaw Business' MICHAEL WHITE, Oklaf Iwoma C'l,, AXIS. RALPH WHITE, Sfillwafei' Busiress: RICHARD WHITE, Tulsa, Engineerinq' RONALD WHITE, Oklalioma Cily, Business: SHER- RILYN WHITE. Oklalworna Cil-,I Ifducelion: WILLIAM WHITE, Slillwaler, Enqineerinq: BILL WHITSSTT, Pawlnuska, Axis: RANDY WHITTAKER, Marqurn, Business. RUTH WHITTET, Balko Business: DANA WHITTON, Holdenville, Home EC.: VICTOR WICKERSHAM, Manqum, Business: DON WIECHMANN, Ponca Cily AXIS: RONALD WIGINGTON, Law- Ton, Business: LINDA WILBANKS, Meeker, Home EC.: JANE WILDER, Tulsa, AXIS, DAVID WILDERMUTH, Midwesr CIW, AXIS: JOHN WILES. Snawnee, Home Ecx DON WILKINSON, El Reno, Business: BOBBY WILLIAMS, Tulsa, ABIS: CLARK WILLIAMS, Enid, AXIS: EMALIE WILLIAMS, McAles+er, Educalion: HAROLD WIL- LIAMS, Send Sprinqs, AXIS. JIMMY WILLIAMS, Tulsa, Business: JUDY WILLIAMS, Altus, ASIS' LEE WILLIAMS, Oklahoma Ciry, Business: MEREDITH WILLIAMS, Sfillwaler, ASIS' MICHAEL WILLIAMS, Owasso, Aq- riculluret STEVEN WILLIAMS, Tulsa, Enqineerino: TERESA WIL- LIAMS, Tulsa Educeiior. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Homewood Ill., Business: LEN WIL- LIAMSON, Enid, Engineering: JOHN WILLIAMSON, Midwesl' Cily, AXIS' LARRY WILLIS, Pauls Valley Agfsi NEAL WILLI- SON, Ponce City, Educafion' KAREN WILLS, Collinsville, ASIS: CARL WILSON, Ardmore, Ennlireerinq. CHARLES WILSON, Slillwarer, AXIS: CYNTHIA WILSON, Tulsa Educalion' CINDY WILSON, Barllesville, Educafion: DANIEL WILSON, Ivlanclwesler ASIS' JOHN WILSON, Springer. Educa- lion: MICHAEL WILSON, S+i lwafer Business' SALLY WILSON, Oklakioma Cilv, Business. STEPHEN WILT, Guymon, Eroineerinq: ANN WINSETT, Allus, AXIS: DALE WINSLOW, Enid, Aqriculluret SARA WINT, Tulsa, Home Ec,: ELIZABETH WINTERS, Oklahoma Cilry, Educalion: SHARON WINTERS, Badlesville, Home Ec: ALLEN WISE, Slill- waler, Business. GEORGE WITTMER, Ponca Cily, AXIS: ELIZABETH WOLFF. Kinqfislner AXIS: NORMAN WOLFF, Cusnirq, AgriculIuie: PEGGY WOLFVOICE, Fairiax, Business: ANN WOOD, Tulsa, Business: CONNIE WOOD, Freedom, AXIS' ROBERT WOOD, Meeker Tecln. lrsfifule, WILLENE WOODMORE, Marilou, ASIS: CHERYL WOODS. Oklelwoma CiIy, Educafion: GEORGE WOODS, Poleau, Agricul- ture' DALENE WOODWARD, Forf Wor+l1, Texas Home Ec.: JOHN WOOLEY, Chelsea, AXIS: LARRY WORSHAM, Sfilwell, ASIS: CAROL WRIGHT, SlillvIiiIef AHS, JIM WRIGHT, Enid, AXIS' WILLIAM WRIGHT, ldabel, Busiress? NATALIE YARNALL, SIillwa+eij AXIS: LESLIE YARYAN, Enid, AXIS' NANCI YATES, Oklfworna Cilv, Business: GARY YEAR- OUT, Oklalnonifa Cily, Business. GLADYS YORK, Muskofiee, Home Ec.: JEAN YORK, Dibble AXIS' DEBBIE YOUNG, Vlfoodward, Educalion' JAMES YOUNG, Woodwfird AXIS: PAULA YOUNG, Okeene, AXIS' STEVEN YOUNG, Barllesville ABIS. CYNTHIA ZAFFUTO, Tulsa ASIS' BONNIE ZIMMERMAN, Ponca Cin AXIS' NINA ZINGG, Tulsa Business: SELMA ZUH- DI, Oklalnoma Cilv, AXIS' MARION ZUMBRO, Allus. Educaior' CHARLOTTE ZWEIACHER, Gear, Horne Ec, I 2 ': 4 Al vu I2 week.: ,uI , 2 7. H I .. C . rg' S- I T Ze T ' ,fn . sf A ,Q 5.2. ' N 'I I , if is A T 'K I T X A Q g -s1T '-- L fx, , in-,. . I T S-ef . A A 'aii 1 in X ls ' fs' vi I i .. ,. ,,,, T , I A . 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Agri- cullure' LINDA ABITZ, Muskogee, Home Ecx CHARLES ACK- LIN, Cushinq, Enqineerinq7 MARTHA ADAMS, Tulsa, Home Ec.7 JAMES ADCOCK, Shawree ABS. GARY ADDISON, Oklahoma CIW, Busiresst JUDY ADSIT, Yale Business: PATRICIA AKIN, Tulsa, Educaliom NANCY ALBERT, Elk Cily, Business: BRUCE ALBERTSON, Oklahoma Cify, Busi- ness: FRANKLIN ALBRIGHT, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering? GARY ALDRICH, Lamonl, Aqricullure. ARMOND ALLBRITTON, Gage, Business: JACK ALLEN, Tulsa. Business' IDA ALLMON, Shawnee, Educalicnq PHYLLIS ALLTON, Tulsa, Business: CATHERINE AMELON, Tulsa, Home Ec.: PENNY AMES, Slillwaler, Educalior' ANGELA ANDERSON, Snyder A81S. LYNN ANDERSON, Belhany, A81S7 DONNA ANDERSON, Tulsa, A31S7 EDWIN ANDERSON, Frederick Business: EVELYN AND- ERSON, Temple, AHS: GAYLE ANDERSON, Oklahoma Clly, A81S7 JAMES ANDERSON, Oklahoma Cily, Business: JAMES ANDERSON, Waukomis, Erziineerind. LINDA ANDERSON, lVlcAlesler. Educalion7 PAULA ANDREW, Tenafly, N,J., A8157 MARY ANDREWS, Oklahoma Cilv, Educa- lior: MAX ANDREWS, Sfillwaler Busiross' PRISCILLA AND- REWS, Binger, A81S7 JAMES ANESHANSLEY, Clinlon, AX1S7 VICKI ARMSTRONG, Wellslon, ABS. DENNIS ARNN, Oklahoma Ci'y ABS: REBECCA ARTZ, Tulsa, Educaliont CAROLYN ASBURY, I-lobarl, ABS: KATIA ASCAR- RUNZ, Porca CIW, ABS' JACK ASHBAUGH, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: LARRY ASHFORD, Tulsa, Enoireerina' DAVID ASH- WORTH, Tulsa, AES. PAUL ATKISSON, Nowala, Business: SCOTT AUGERSON, Glen- view, lll, Home Ec: MARSHALL AULT, I-lobail, ABS: PAUL AUTRY, Lirile Rock, Ark., Eclucalion' MICHAEL AYLWARD, Fairview, Enfiif'eei'irg: JANICE BACHER, Urc-ls Home Ecu ROBERT BADEEN, McAlesrer, A81S. RAJIV BADHWAR, New Delhi, India, Tech. lnsliluTe7 CARLOS BAHR, Tulsa ABS: REBECCA BAILEY, Kirkwood, Mo., ABS? LINDA BAILY, Shawnee, A8152 ANITA BAKER, Kinohsher, AB1S7 BARBARA BAKER, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion7 KAY BAKER, Ok- lahoma Cily, Home Ec. JANIS BAKER, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: SUZANNE BAKER, Tulsa, Business: BILL BAKER, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: CHARLES BALDWIN, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: GUY BALDWIN, Tulsa Business: KAY BALES, Ponca Cily, Educaliom SANDRA BAN- HART, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, LOVELL BANNOWSKY, Aloka, Enaineerinq7 JOLENE BARBER, Oklahoma Cily, AES: KATHLEEN BARBER, Tulsa, Home Ec.7 PAMELA BARBER, Cowela. Eclucalion: MARY BARHYDT, Tulsa AX1S' JIMMIE BARKALOW, Oklahoma Cily, Business: MARCUS BARKER, Oklahoma Cily. ABS. DENNIS BARNES, Tulsa, Home Ec.7 LADONNA BARNES, Doug- las, Agricullure7 MARY BARNES, Slillwaler, Educal'ion7 LARRY BARNETT, Beaver, A8157 JEAN BARTON, Tulsa, A8157 TERESA BASS, S'illwaler, Home Ec,: DAVID BATCHELDER, Barllesville Business, DAVID BATEMAN, Oklahoma Cily, Enqineerinry ELFLEDA BATES, Shawnee, Educaliow' JEANETTE BATES, Oklahoma Cily Home Ec.: DICK BATTLE, Oklahoma Cily, Business: BONNIE BAUER, Tulsa, ABS: RICHARD BAUGHMAN, Okmulriee, ABS' DARYL BAXTER, Oklahoma Civ ABS. JESS BAXTER, Tulsa Erfiii:ceri 1i' PATRICIA BAY, Perry Educa- lion' JANET BAYLOR, Ei-iirmonl, Business' EDDIE BAYOUTH, Sficulca, ABS' KAREN BAYS, Oklfhoma Civ ABS' CARA BEAMES, Albuquerque, N.M. Educfilion' ROBERT BECK, Oklfz hema Ci? ,i ABS. Did Dr. Leary Have Something Radical to Say? l 3 J. 4 fa E ' 'T mf ,if ika , - ' 1 ' . I lah ,lu :Bs T wk 522 -Li -if 43155, if Q M' 1 . K J. I ,I I - ' 15... ii. . if, '1 A ,N-. of . ii. 7. ' A ,f . Aaaa A yy if ig Anllih I a i fir' : ,i-,kf-1. f fi .f 13... 1 - I si - ' I DOUG BECKER, Enid, ABS' KAREN BECKETT, Barflesville ABS: BARBARA BEEMAN, Barllesville, ABS' PATRICIA BEESE, Wau- komis, Educalion: TERRI BEISEL, Tulsa, Educaliont PAMELA BELCHER, Tulsa, Business: THOMAS BELCHER, Tulsa, Business. BILLY BELDING, Roosevelr, Aqricullureq GARY BELITZ, Wells- ron, Educaliovj STEVE BELL, Tulsa ABS: JULIE BELL, Midwest Ciiy, Educaiion' STEVE D. BELL, Enid, ABS: MIKE BELLAMY, Eoik Coho, Agriculture' DAN BELLATTI, S+illwa+er, Business. MARTHA JO BELT, ldabol, ABS: TED BELTEAU, Tulsa, ABS! JIMMY BENNETT, Ninnekah, Aqriculfure: NANCY BENNETT, Tulsa, ABS: ROGER BENTZ, Breckirridqe Tech. lnslilule: CHARLES BERGMAN, Midwesi Ciiy, Businessj JOE BERN- HARDT, Jenks. Engineering. ROBERT BERRY, Tulsa, Aqriculiure: ALFRED BERRYHILL, Ok- mulqee Busiress' BARBARA BERRYHILL, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: PAUL BERRYHILL, Tulsa, Business: RAYMOND BERRYMAN, Tulsa, Enqineering' SUSAN BERRYMAN, Tulsa Home EC.: CHRISTINE BERTHELOT, Oklahoma City, Education. DENNIS BERTWELL, Tuisa, ABS: GAYLE BETTINGER, Tulsa. ABS: WAYNE BEYER, Enid, Enqineerinog PEGGY BIARD, Huqo, Eirqineering: DENNIS BIBY, Nash, ABS: SALLY BIBY, Tulsa, Home EQ.: PRISCILLA ANN BICKEL, Tulsa, ABS. CAROL BIGELOW, Oklahoma Ciiy, ABS' STEVE BIGGERS, Oklahoma Cily, Business: BOB BILLINGS, Enid, Aqricullure: CANDACE BINGHAM, Tulsa, ABS' HARRY BIRDWELL, Elelch- sfr, ABS: TERESA BIRKS, Alien, ABS: BILL BISHOP, Norman. EVlQl'i6't VlV'O. JOHN BISHOP, Oklahoma Cin ABS' JOHN BITNER, Tulsa. E 'i:i:'ecer'n3j' DAVID BITSCHE, Chickashi, Business' EDDIE BIV- INS, Rawhuska, Business: JUDY BIXLER, Wynoka, ABS' SCOTT BIXLER, Efid Erqineorirvgi' JAMES BLACK, Tulsa Enriineerinq. CAROL BLACKBURN, Detroit Mich., ABS: JEANNIE BLACK- WELL, Bavlesviile, ABS' MERRIE BLACKWELL, Barflesville, Home Ee.: VIRGINIA BLACKWELL, Enid, ABS: LAJUANA BLAIR, Oklahoma Cilv ABS' PHILIP BLAIR, Slfimiorcl Cohn., Business: JAMES BLAKEMORE, Tulsa, Business. LYNN BLAKESTAD, Tulsa, Business' DANNY BLAKLEY, Douglas, Agricullure: DIANA BLANDO, Pohca Cily Home EC.: RANDY BLANKINSHIP, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business' BRETT BLASDELL, Woodward, Business: VICKI BLASER, Garber, ABS: MARY BLUE, Tulsa. ABS, DAVID BOEPPLE, Evid, ABS' JOHN BOERSMA, Blackwell, Bus- iness: BECKY BOGERT, Calqary, Alba. Canada, Home EC.: TOM BOGGESS, Tulsa, ABS' ED BOGLE, Tulsa, Enqineerinq: LYMAN BOLES, Barllesville, Business: CINDY BOLLES, Duncan, Home Ec. DIANA BOND, Madill ABS: ALBERT BONNELL, Muskogee, En- fiiheerififg' SANDRA BONNER, Del Ciiy ABS' WILLIAM BONT- LY, Oklahoma Cily, Aqriculiure: JAMES BOOKER, Yukon. Bus- iness' GWEN BOOTH, Miami ABS' RICHARD BOOTH. Tulsa, Aoriculmre, DAROLD BOOTON, Oklahoma CIT, ABS: KAREN BORDELON, Barllesville, ABS' CAROL BORGSTORM, Slillwaier, ABS: CHARLES BORN, Tulsa, ABS: NORMAN BORUM, Broken Ar' vow, Busihess' ELAINE BORUNDA, Midwesl Cil,f, ABS' KAT- RINA BOSTIC, Oklahoma Cily, ABS. TERRY BOTCHLET, Belhany, Enciineerinqq DIANA BOTZ, Tulsa, ABS' IRENE BOUAKADAKIS, Tulsa Busiress: THOMAS BOULDA IN, Tulsa, Business: JOHN BOUNDS, l-iuqo, Business' MICH- AEL BOURLAND, Oklalnoma Cilv, Business' GLEN BOUSE, Ok- Tahoma Cilv, Ehqineerinq. FRESHME PAVID BOWEN, Gufnrie. AfuricuI+ure7 STEPHEN BOWERSOX. Uklaiwornls City, Business: MARGO BOWLES, STiIIwaTer A8157 NILLIAM BOWLES, Bar+IesviIIe, Engineering: JEAN BOWLES, S+iIIwarer Business? TIM BOWLING, Jerks, A8157 ELIZABETH BOYETTE, MuIdrow, Horne EC. IOHNNIE BOYLE, TuIsa, Engineering: BARBARA BRACKET, remonr, Nebr. A81S7 CAROL BRADEN, I'uIsa, Home ECS ANDY BRADLEY, Bar'IesyiIIe, A8157 BETTY BRADSHAW, OkIfa- womaa Ciry, Educafiong ANNE BRADY, TuIsa, A8157 SANDRA BRADY, Cuskiino, Business. JAMES BRAINARD, Ff. Carnpbeli, Ky., Educarion7 REED BRAM- ETT, Medford, Enqineeringf KATHY BRAND, Oldenoma Cify, Educafiont JOHN BRANDELI., OkIaIiorna Cify, Enqineerinfy VIICHAEL BRANDT, DaIIas Texas, AqricuIIure, PEGGY BRANDT, Midwesf City, Horne Ec.7 WARREN BRANTON, SHII- Nafer, Enqineerinq, COTTY BRANUM, Newfon, Kan., Enqineerincy MICHELLE RECKENRIDGE, Pond Creek, A8157 MARY BREEDLOVE, SeIIi- saw, Educsior' LORNA BREHMER, Fairmont I-Iorne EC: JOHN BREMER, Bixby, Home EC,7 JOHN BREWER, BarIIesviIIe, Bus- ness' CONSTANCE BRIANT, Broken Arrow, Business. NITA BRIDWELL, BarIIesvilIe, A81S7 JENNIFER BRIGHAM, TuIsa, A81S7 ALAN BRITT, Hugo. Enqineerinqq LINDA BRITTENHAM, rurnwriqnr, A8157 DENNIS BRITTON, Tulsa, A8157 MICHAEL RITTON, Snewnee, A81S' EDWARD BROMILEY, Tuisa, Enqineerf rg. LARRY BROOKS, Edmond, Acqriculfure' STEVE BROOKS, Okifi noma Ciry, Enqineerinqq MERRILL BROSS, Gufnrie, Aqriculrurei BELINDA BROWN, Jenks, Business' CANDICE BROWN, Pryor, IAx81S' CHRISTINE BROWN, CIin+or, A81S' COOPER BROWN. Ociayia Eroireerinq. DALE BROWN, Okianoma Ciry, A81S7 JOHN BROWN, CIere- more, Enriireerino' JULIA BROWN, OkIaI'iorna Cify A81S' JULIE BROWN, Tuisfa, A81S' KATHY BROWN, Sand Sprinns, A81S' LARRY BROWN, Tuisa Erqineerinqt MACHELE BROWN, Cherokee, Home EC. MARILYN BROWN, Ponca Ci'y. Horne EC.: MICHAEL BROWN, Cyrif Business' PAMELA BROWN, Lawron Home EC: RUTH ANN BROWN, Hennessey, A8151 SALLY BROWN, Oklahoma Cify, A81S' SHELLEY BROWN, SerninoIe, A8151 WILLIAM BROWN, McCIoud A81S. DENISE BROWNING, Porca Cify, A81S' JOHN BRUEGGEN, Okarche, AqricuIIure7 ROY BRUNER, MarIow, A8157 ROBERT BRUTON, Si CIoud, Minn, Business' BILL BRYAN, TuIso, En- gineering' BEVERLY BRYAN, Muskouee, A8151 ROBERT BRYAN, OI1IaIiorna Ci+y A81S. KAREN BRYDEN, BarfIesyiIIe. A81S7 LIZBETH BRYDGES, Okmul- qee, Educafion' JAY BRYNGELSON, Barflesyiile, A8157 CONNIE BUCHANAN, I-Iobarr A8137 MARTHA BUCHANAN, S+iIIwafer, Educefionq NANCY BUCHANAN, Okifanorna Cify, A81S7 CHARLES BUCK, SriIIw1a+er, Business. CHARLES BUCK, Ardmore EduCaIion7 MICHAEL BUCKLEY, Tuisa, Educa'ior7 WILLIAM BUCKLEY, Wiliougkily, Onio, Home E33 BETTY BUCKMASTER, Muskogee A8157 BARBARA BUEG, OI1IfiInorn-I Ci'-,f A81S7 DIANE BUETTNER, Okiaborna Cih, A819 ELIZABETH BUFORD, Guymon, A81S. SUE BULLARD, Okienornfa Cify A81S' MARY BULLOCH, Tuise Educfafior' LOUIS BULLOCK, IuIsa, Aqriculfurep WILMA BUNCH, Broker Arrow A81S' WILLIAM BUNTZ, Okhnorna Citi A81S: ALONZO BURBA, ArIin14ior, Va., A8157 MELVIN BURCH, Prfa iiue Business. ELDA BURCHETT, SeiIino A81S' LELAND BURGE, Oklanornfi CiIy, Enlineerirq' WILLIAM BURGESS, M:3diII, Enoineerirfi' STEPHEN BURGER, Tuisa, Engineering: ANGELA BURLESON, WeIIsrorr A8157 RICHARD BURMAN, Bar+IesviIIe, A81S' STEVEN BURN, Tuifa A81S. s. F 'x 1 uf. 52, f . Q. ikez nr A, Q ii XL 5 239 K, ,sg-19, is , ya y, 'I ,ya ie, in i 1 1... sr... Q. FRESHM SUE BURNETT, Okrnulgee, Business: SHARON BURPO, Dover Horne EC.: GARY BURROW, Texliorna, Engineering: BONNII BURROWS, Claremore. AX1S: DIANNA BURROWS, Oklaliorne Cily, A81S: STEPHEN BURRUS, Tulsa, Engineering: GREG BUR TON, Oklalworna Cily, Business. DENNIS BUSH, Ardmore, Business: PHILLIP BUSH, Tulsa, Agri zullure: BOB BUSCHMAN, Indian I-lead, Md., Engineering JAMES BUTLER, Cuslwing, Engineering: LACEY BUTLER, Drum rnond, Engineering: SHARON BUTLER, Tulsa, ABS: EDWARE BUTTS, Enid, Business. MELISSA BUTTS, Oklalioma Cily, Horne Ecu RODNEY BY MASTER, Ringwood, AX1S: HELEN BYRNE, Tulsa, Horne EC. TOM CABELL, Oklalnoma Cily, Business: GINGER CAFKY, Ok laliorna Cily, Horne EC.: GARY CAIN, Tulsa, Busiress' MICHAEI CALAVAN, Cushing, Engineering. JUDY CALLAWAY, Yukon, A81S: BOBBY CALVERT, Slillwarer Business: JAMES CALVI, Oklalnorna Cily, Agfsi CATHY CAMER ON, Drumriglwr, Horne EC.: RODNEY CAMP, Oklalnorna Cily ABS: ROBERT CAMPBELL, Sperry, A813 ROY CANADAY, Bar llcsyille, Engineering. HUBERT CARGILL, Drumriglnl, Agfsi MONTY CARMICHAEL Woodward, Agisi DOROTHY CARNS, Tulsa, Educarion: GRACII CARPENTER, Tulsa, ABS: PAULA CARPENTER, Oklahoma Cily Home EC.: STUART CARPENTER, Barrsdall, Engineerirg: PATRI CIA CARRINGTON, Miller, Mo., Home EC. CAROLYN CARTER, Allus A81S: CONNIE CARTER, Barlles yille, Business: SUZANNE CASE, Tulsa, Home Ee: JOHN CASEY Oklaliorna Cily, A81S: KATHY CASEY, Tulsa, Educalion: DAR RELL CASH, Collinsville, Engineering' ELLEN CASPER, Sarlf Clara, Calif., A81S. WILLIAM CASTLEMAN, I-Iugo, Business' CYNTHIA CATES Collinsville, ABS: MARY CATLIN, Sapulpa ABS: LETHA CAU DLE, Brislow, Educalion: CAROL CAUDILL, El Rene, A81S: SAN DRA CAVETT, Lawlon, Agricullure: CAROL CECIL, Belnany I-lorne EC, MICHELLE CELARIER, Slillwaler, A81S: BERT CHAMBERS, Enic A81S: NANCY CHAMBERS, Ripley, Business' BRENDA CHAMP ION, Midwesl Cily, Business: WOODROW CHAN, Waslwinglon D.C., Engineering: MADELYN CHANCE, Tulsa, A81S: LINDl CHANDLER, Tulsa, Educalion. WILLIAM CHANEY, Tulsa, ABS: JACKI CHAPMAN, Oklalwo ma Cily, Business' JOHN CHARLOE, Tulsa, AES: CARL CHASE Enid, Engineering: ELDEN CHEATHAM, Oklalworna Cily, ABS KATHY CHEATHAM, Crescenl, Eclucalioni GREGORY CHEAT WOOD, Oklaliorna Cily, ABS. MARILYN CHENAULT, Eairborn, OI'1io, Business: MARLENI CHENAULT, Guyrnon, ABS: JOHN CHESHEWALLA, Pawlwuska Engineering: BERNADETTE CHILD, Oklalworna Cily, A8157 JEAIA CHILDRESS, Sapulpa, Eclucalicni CLYDE CHLOUBER, Kingiislw er, ABS: MARILYN CHOATE,Welcl1, ABS. KAY CHRISTENSEN, Drummond, A81S: CAROL CHRISTIE, Ok Ialiorna Cily, Home EC.: WAYNE CHURCH, Tulsa, Engineering RONALD CHRISTY, Holdenyille, A81S: JOHN CHURCHILL Pirlsburgli, Pa., Business: MICHAEL CISCO, Tulsa, Engineering BARBARA CLARK, Pryor, AES. CHARLES CLARK, Tulsa, Engineering: DALE CLARK, Midwes CiIy,AB1S: DEBORAH CLARK, Tulsa, Educalion: JAMES CLARK Hamrnon, Agricullurez REBECCA CLARK, Oklalworna City, Busi ness: RICHARD CLARK, Slillwaler, Business: ROBERT CLARK Tulsa, ABS. SHARON CLARKE, Ponca, ABS: THERESA CLARKSON, Okla Iwoma Cily, A81S: LARRY CLAUSSEN, Alrna, Kan., Agricullure RICK CLAXTON, Oklalnorna Cily. Engineering: PAM CLEMENE Clioclaw, Business: GARY CLEMENT, Oklanorna Cily, ABS CAROLE CLONINGER, Tulsa, Horne EC. Bennett to Willham-A Long Walk for a Date 'IRGIL COBERLY, Oklahoma City, A81S' MARY COBB, Cush- wg, Agfgi SHARON COBURN, Muskogee, Agfgi CAROL IIOCHRAN, Tulsa, A81S7 LILLIAN COE, Oklahoma City, Home c.7 GARY COLBERT, Duncan, Enqineering, THOMAS COLBY, ryor, A81S. QEORGE COLE, Oklahoma City, Business: JOE COLEMAN, fluskoqee, Agriculture, KENNETH COLEMAN, Wynitewood, nrjirteerinry MERLE COLEMAN, Guthrie, A81S: VICKI COLE- AAN, Del City A81S: MARTHA COLLIER, Oklahoma City,A81S' ELLEN COLLIN, Enid, A81S. AICHAEL CLOUSER, Tulsa, A81S7 DONNA CLOUD, Pawhuska. X81S7 LINDA CLOVIS, Cushing. Education: CHRISTINA CLUCK, ulsa A81S' CARL COATES, Ponca City, Business7 CAROL EOATES, Augusta, Me., Home Ec.7 JOY COBB, Oklahoma City, X81S. IODY COLLINS, Butler, Aqriculturct CINDY COLLINS- IOURNE, Elqin, lll., Education: DEAN COLLINS, Little Rock Xrk., A81S7 DAVID COLLUM, Shawnee, A81S7 RICHARD CO- .UMBIA, Endicott, N.Y., Education: JERRY COMBS, Agra, 3usiness7 HENRY COMBY, Chickasha, A81S. .INDA COMER, Tulsa, Home Ec.7 JAMES COMFORT, Tulsa, X81S7 JOHN CONINE, Tulsa, Business: CHRIS CONN, Poteau, X81S7 GAYLA CONNER, Bartlesville, Home Ec.7 JOHN CON- XIOLLY, Tulsa BusineSS7 EDDY CONWAY, Enid, Business. lETI'Y COOK, Oklahoma City, Business: CYNTHIA COOK, Zushino, Education: GENE COOK, Seilinq, A81S7 ROY COOK, el'nan A81S7 MYRON COOKE, Lonqmort, Colo., Business? OHN COOLEY, Tulsa. Education7 JAMES COOMBS, Tulsa, fnciineerino. vIARCIA COONS, Ponca City, A8157 GWEN COOPER, Okla- ioma City' Home Ec.' LINDA COOPER, Skiatook, Home Ecx 'ATTI COOPER, Tulsa, Education' SHARON COOPER, Clare- nore, Business: KENNETH CORLEY, Pawhuska, Home Ec.: SAN- DRA CORNELISON, Oklahoma City, A81S. vIICHAEL CORNWELL, Midwest City, Engineering: JAY CORR, fnid, A8157 JANICE COSPER, Oklahoma City. A81S7 MIKE COTHRAN, l-tenryetta, Enqineerinq7 ROGER COUCH, Bartles- 'ille, Enqineering' JUANITA COULSON, Tulsa, A81S7 CAREY FOUNCILL, Tulsa, A81S. STEPHEN COVERT, Bethany, Business7 MICHAEL COVEY, Okla- uoma City, Aqricultureg ROBERT COVEY, Eairtax, A8157 JAN ZOVINGTON, Oklahoma City, Education7 PAMELA COWGILL, Seaver, A81S7 APRIL COX, Del City, Education: BOBBY COX, Natonga, Tech. lnstitute. EVELYNN COX, Oklahoma City, A81S7 LARRY CRAIG, Okla- toma City, A81S: PATRICIA CRAIG, Cordell, Horne Ec.7 DALE IRANDALL, Tulsa, Engineeriry DONNA CRAVENS, Tulsa, 3usines57 GARY CRAWFORD, Cushing, A81S7 JANET CRAW- ZORD, Tulsa, Home Ec, .URA CRAWFORD, Pawhuska, Aqriculture7 STEVEN CRAW- :ORD, McAlester, Ergineeringg JAMES CREAN' Sylver Sprinj, vid., Aoriculture' CHARLES CREEKMORE, Tulsa, A81S7 THOM- AS CREIDER, Tulsa, Agriculture: DARRELL CRENSHAW, Huqo -tome Ec.: MELANIE CREW, Oklahoma City, Education. ZORRINE CRISWELL, Butt-mlo, A81SA JAMES CRITCHER, Mari- etta Ohio, Busircss' RONALD CROET, Midwest City, Business: BRENDA CRONE, Tulsa, Business: RONALD CROOK, Duncan, Enoinoeriro' KAREN CROSSLIN, Midwest City, A81SA BEVER- -Y CROW, Broker Arrow, A81S. CATHEE CROWE, B-Jrtiesyille Educriof: CANDI CRUM, Tulsa, dome Ec.7 ELLEN CRUMP, Tulsa, Business7 DAVID CRUMPLER, :hecotah A81S' JOHN CULLIN, Porca City, A81S: PENNY ZULP, Drumrigl' Educariorj CAROL CUMMINGS, Midwest City Business. L P- K ,E W wi, it-'S aaa- W X135 it e Q . nw 1' Q , 99 . -95 6215 g is ' , 2-. , ' if--'f' ,sr i .1 Katzenbach Questioned on U.S. Foreign Policy JAMES CUMMINGS, Enid, A8157 GARY CUNDIFF, Jenks, Ag riculiure: CONNIE CUNNINGHAM, Ponca Ciiy, Business CAROL CUNNINGHAM, BarTIesviIIe, Business' CAROLE CUN NINGHAM, Ponca Ci'y, Business' HAROLD CUNNINGHAM OkIeI1ornfx City, Enoineerinq' DAVID CURLEY, TuIsfi, Business. CREEDE CURTIS, Frederick Educiaiionq STEPHEN CURRY, Mid Wes? Ciiy, Engineering: RICHARD CUSACK, Mooie, Horne Ec. JUDITH DACE, Beaver, AHS' TONI DALE, Tuisa, ABS: WOOD SON DALE, OkIeIiorne, Business: MICHAEL DAMORE, EI Grove, III. Enqineeriniu JOHN DANCER, Dewey, ABS: WILLIAM DANE, OkIaIwornf Ciiy ABS: SANDRA DANEL, I-IoIdenviIIe, Business CAROLYP DANIEL, Tulsa, Business: VICKI DANIEL, TuIsn, Home Ec. PATSY DANIEL, Guthrie, AXQS' JOHN DANNE, TuIsa, En 'iineerir ., JACQUE DAUGHERTY, Muskogee, Horne Ec.: SHERRE DAVID SON, OkIaI1orna Cify ABS' CATHY DAVIS, OkIaI'iorna Ciiy, Ed uceiion: CLINTON DAVIS, Shattuck, Aqriculture' DEBORAI- DAVIS, TuIsa AHS- DEBBIE DAVIS, I-Iousion, Tex., Horne Ec. DEBORAH DAVIS, OkIaIio ne Ciw. Educaiion. GEORGE DAVIS, OkIe1Iriorna Ciiy, Business' JILL DAVIS, Pry or, Horne Ec.: MARY DAVIS, OkIeI'iorne Ciiy Educaiiorj PAT SY DAVIS, HermI'i ABS: SHERRY DAVIS, Norrnar Home EC. VICKI DAVIS, OkIeI1ornfs Ciiv, Educaiion' VINITA DAVISON TexI'ion1fi, ABS. LINDA DAWSON, Pewhuska, AHS: RONALD DAWSON, Okie Iwornfa Cify, AES: JACKIE DAY, S'iIIwe+er Educfzfior? SHAROP DAY, Enid, AES' MARY DEAN, Jones, ABS: JOHN DEAR, Tuisa AES: PATSY DECKARD, Beineny Business. SHIRLYN DEHLS, S'iIIwnier, ABS' DON DeI.ANCEY, S'IIIwaTer Business: REUBEN DeLOZIER, Adair ABS: TRICIA DeMOSS Ponce Ciiy. Educaiionq CHERYL DENMAN, SIiIIwfsIer Educa Iicns TERRY DENNING, Tu'sa. Business: GERARD DESORMEAU SIiIIwfner Enfiineeringn, SAMMY DeSPAIN, Elk Ciiv. Business' JOE DEUPREE, AnIIers ABS' STEPHEN DeVAUGHN, I-Ienryefm, AXIS' DANA DEYO Pawiiuska, AHS: MARY DICKEY, Midwesi Ciiy, ABS' BARBARl DICKINSON, BerIIesviIIe, ABS: ROBERT DICKINSON, SaIisavv Enigireering. SHERYL DICKSON, DrurnriQI1I, Business: KAY DIEDRICH, Bar +IesviIIe, I-Ionne Ec.: BRUCE DIENER, Enid, AHS' LARRY DINS MORE, Enid, ABS: DIANE DITMARS, OkIaIiorne Ciiy, ABS MARCIA DITZLER, DaIIas, Tex., AXKS: TED DODGEN, TuIso. En fiineermfu, ROBERT DODSON, RosweII, N, M., Business: WANDA DOERK SEN, OkIaIionne Ciiy, Business' VICKI DOERNER, Tusa, ABS PHILIP DOERPINGHAUS, TuIsa, ABS: RAY DOMIRE, Cam den, MicI a., Horne Ecx VICKI DOMNICK, Enid, Educeiion DIANA DONKIN, TuIsa, Business. LARRY DOOLEN, OkIaIworne Ciiy, Engineering: PEGGY DOOL EY, CusIninQ, Home Ec.: THOMAS DORAY, Bari'esviIIe Ergi neerinfg: LINDELL DORSETT, Tulsa, Engineering: RANDY DOS SER, OkIaI'ioma Ciiy, ASS: WILLIAM DOUCE JR., Bei-rlesviIIe AES: JANN DOUGLAS, TuIsa Business. KENNETH DOUGLASS, Duncan, Enqineerinq: GERALDINE DO VER, Drurnriqni, AHS' TOM DOWNING, Ardmore. Business NICK DREESSEN, SIiIiwa'er, Tecn Irsiiiuie: PATRICIA DRES SLER, Tuisa, I-Ionne Ec.: JOE DRUMMOND, I-iernin, ABS KAREN DRYDEN, SIiIIwsaIer, Home EC, DONNA DUDLEY, SIiIIwaTer, Horne Ec.: STEPHEN DUE, Dewey Business: JERRY DUFFY, Kingfisher, Business: JAMES DUGAN Okhnonna Ciiy, AES' JOHN DUGG-AN, OkIaIio na Ciiuf, ABS SUE DULANEY, OkIaIionne Ciiy, Teen Insiiiuie: BILL DUNBAR Tulsa, Business. I FRE N GARY DUNCAN, Tulsa, Business, JIMMIE DUNCAN, Oklahoma Cily, Educaliorq BONNIE DUNN, Cusrer, Horne Ecu COLLEEN DURBIN, Tulsa, Home Ec: DEBORAH DURBIN, Aloka, A8157 MARY DURHAM, Tulsa, ABS' MELISSA DURHAM, Snllwale' ABS. SUSAN DURHAM, Ardmore, A8157 RANDALL DUTTON, Col- linsville, Erqireering' DAVID DYER, Oklalnorna Ciw ABS: HEL- EN DYER, Muskogee, Business, DIANNE EARLS, Sllllwaler, Edu- :afionq DENNIS EARP, Jay Ergineerinug GEORGE EASLEY, Cowela, ABS. DAVID EAST, Muskoqee, ABS: LOU EASTER, Bokclnilo, Home EC: PEGGY EASTER, Tulsa, ABS, BARBARA EATON, Tulsa Edu- cafionq JANIS EATON, Kingfisher, Home EC.: BETTY EBER- HARDT, Kinqlislner, Business' CATHY EBERT, Bavlesville Edu- calion. LANA EDLING, Houslon, Tex., A8157 DEBRA EDMISTEN, Tulsa Business: JUDY EDMONDSON, Oklakiorna Ci'y, Educffierq MARSHA EDMUNDSON, Slillwaler, Business? CARLEE ED- WARDS, Tulsa, Business: CURTIS EDWARDS, Oklahoma CF, ABS, JOE EDWARDS, Oklaliorna Cily, Business, KENNETH EDWARDS, Ponca Cily A8157 PATRICIA EDWARDS. Oklahoma Cily, Educafioni PHILIP EDWARDS, Tulsa, ABS' RONALD EDWARDS, Gullnrie, Engineering: BOB EICHHORN, Tulsa, Business: CHARLES EITEL, Tulsa, ABS: MARSHA EL- LIOTT, Blackwell ABS. KATHERINE ELLIS, Oklalncrna City, AXIS' William ELLIS, Huge Engineerinqi CHUCK ELLSWORTH, Slroud Business' DEANNA ELLSWORTH, Tulsa Horne ECN JO ELROD, Tulsa, ABS' VICKIE ELSEY, Oklahoma Cify Educaion: WILLIAM EMANUEL, Ok-I henna Ci+v, Er-aineerim. LYNNE ENGLAND, Tulsa ABS ANTHONY ENGEL, Harrie Engineering JOHN ENNIS, Cyril, A8153 JULIA ENRICO, McAl- esler, Educalion' JOHN ERICKSON, Tulsa, ABS' MARK ERICK- SON, Oklalvorna Cify Efzuireerirg: DALE ESTEP, lrola, Apr' Culiure. SUZANNE EUBANKS, Tulsa, Horne Ec.7 NANCY EVANS, Tulsa Home Ec.: EDDIE FAHLE, Pauls Valley, Engineering: MARLENE FAILS, Oklahoma Ciw, ABS' EDITH FAIRMAN, Oklahoma Cir ABS: SHARON FARABOUGH, Nardin, Business: MARK FAR- LEY, Heaverer, Enqireerirji. MORTON FARMER, Muskoqee, Educalior, JANICE FARR, Midwesl Cily, Educalion: MICHAEL FARRELL, Oklahoma Ciry, Business: PAULA FARRIS, Slillwaier, Business' BARBARA FATH- EREE, Oklaliorna Cily, ABS, MARILYN FAULK, Woodward, Educafion JAMES FAW, Oklahoma Cir-,f, Aqriculfure. DAVID FAWCETT, Gambier Olwio Aqriculrure' VICKI FEDDER- SON, El Reno, ABS' PATRICIA FEIST, Arkansas Cily Kan., ABS' DOUGLAS FELIX, Erid Ergineerinq' MARVIN FELKINS, Tul- sa, Enqineerinqt CARYL FELLOWS, Tulsa ABS? STEPHEN FEN- DERSON, Meeker Ergzireering. GEORGE FERGUSON, Slvawnee, Business: JEFFREY FERGUSON. Tulsa, ABS' NANCY FERGUSON, Oklalnorna Cilv Educfilion' RODNEY FERGUSON, Oklahoma Ciry, ABS' MARY FEUER- BORN, Yukon, AES' LEONARD FEUERHELM, Burlincrloe, Iowa AHS' JOHN FIELDER Tulsa, AES. RICHARD FIMPLE, Vinifa, Business: GARY FINCHER, Oklaho- ma Cifv Business' STEVEN FINEFROCK, BGll'lclV 7f ABS' VIV- IAN FINLEY, Hugo, Eclucalion: JANICE FISHEL, Oklancfna Cily, Business' MARCIA FISHER, Oklalnorna CIN, Business' ROB- ERT FISHER, Sard Sprirgs Ergireerirq. YVONNE FISHER, Tulsa, ABS: BEVERLY FLANAGAN, Chandler, ABS' MICHAEL FLANAGAN, Slieler ABS' JERRY FLEMING, Alrus Enqineerincz' KATHRYN FLOOD, Newkirk, Busiresst MARY FLUSCHE, Tulsa, Horne EC: FRANCINE FLYNN, Tmaf ABS. 527 FRESH N LINDA FORBES, Elk Cily, ABS: JAMES FORD, Ponca City, A8157 WILLIAM FORD, Lawlon, Engineering, LARRY FORE, La- yerne Tech. lnslilufeq GARY FORESTER, Tulsa, Ergineeringg ALAN FORMAN, Kinqiisher. AXIS: SUSAN FORMBY, Drum- riohi ABS. EDWARD FORREST, Tulsa, Educalionq CARLA FORRESTER, Tul- sa, Eduearion: CALVIN FORSYTHE, Broken Arrow, Engineering: ALAN FOSTER, Guymon, Business JAMES FOSTER, Carlsbad, N.M., Agriculiure, PAMELA FOSTER, Tulsa, Home Ect SAN- DRA FOSTER, Keoia Home EC. ANDREW FOWLER, Slillwaler, Engineering, LINDA FOWLER. Okmullgee, Eclucalion: RONALD FRAKES, Tulsa, Business, MI- CHAEL FRAME, Ceeolah, ABS: KAY FRAMPTON, Oklahoma Cily, ABS' BONNIE FRANK, Tulsa, AHS: ALLAN FRANZ, Tur- pin, ABS. LINDA FRAZER, Oklahoma Ciry, Educalionq JUDY FRAZIER, Shawnee Home EC.: SIDNEY FREDERICK, Tulsa, ABS: CHARLES FREEMAN, Senfinel, Agricullure, JOE FREEMAN, Hinlon, Agri- cullurer DONALD FRENCH, Barllesyille, Educaiioni LEX FRIE- DEN, Alva, Engineering, JOAN FRITON, Longview, Texas, Home EC., KAREN FRONING, Tulsa, ABS: JENSI FRONKIER, Ponca Cify, ABS: JOHN FRUITS, Kaw, ABS, SUE FRUITS, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: INA FRY, MC- Alesier, Educaiionq WILLIAM FRY, Hugo, AES. CHARLA FRYEAR, Slillwaler, AHS? JAMES FUENTE, Tulsa, ABS! DEBRA FULLER, Tulsa, ABS, STEVE FULLER, Enid, Agriculfurep WILLIAM FUNK, Oklahoma Cify, Business, LORENE FUXA, Marshall, Educalion, MICHAEL GABBARD, Sallisaw, AHS. STEVE GABELSBERG, Enid, Business: BRADLEY GADDIS, Tulsa. Business, MARIANNE GAGE, Tulsa, Agricullureq JO ANN GAJ- DA, Berwyn, lll,, ABS: WILLIAM GALE, Tulsa, Business: SHAR- ON GALLAGHER, Oklahoma Cify, ASIS: JUDITH GALLAWAY, Mulhall, ABS. ANN GARDNER, Newkirk, Educalionq MARY GARDNER, Pur- cell, Educalion, JIMMIE GARNER, Leyillrown, N.Y., Engineering, NANCY GARNER, Anllers, Home EC.: GAY GARNETT, Allus, ABS: LINDA GARRETT, Oklahoma Cily, Business: MARTHA GARRISON, Hollis, ASS. JANIE GASSAWAY, Slroud. ABS: JAMES GATELY, Barllesville, Engineering: LARRY GEE, Oklahoma Cily, Business: LYNN GEN- TIS, Jenks, ABS: PAUL GEORGE, Hobarr, AES: STEVE GEORGE, Tulsa, Business' CONNIE GERMAN, Slillwaler, AHS. GEORGE GIBBONS, Oklahoma Ciiy ABS: RUTHIE GIBBS, Tul- sa, Eduealiong ROBERT GILBERT, Barllesville, ABS, ROGER GILLETT, Oklahoma, Business: DIANE GILMORE, McAlesIer, ABS: JO GILMORE, Muskogee, ABS: JOHN GILSTRAP, Shaw- nee, Business. JERRY GINN, Pauls Valley, ABS: CRAIG GJERDE, Sioux Cily lowa, Engineering: SUE ANN GLASGOW, Oklahoma Ciry, Edu- caiion: JUDY GOERTZ, Hobarr, ABS: ROBERT GOGGIN, Well- sron, Engineering: AMELIA GOODBARY, New York, ABcSt CYN- THIA GOODGER, Anllers, ASUS. MARY GOODWIN, Tulsa, Business, CHARLES GOTWALS, Tul- sa, Business: CAROLYN GOUGE, Oklahoma Cily, ABS? MARK GOUGH, Tiplon, Business: FREDDIE GOUKER, Shawnee, Agri- Cullure: NICHOLAS GOUMAS, Akron, Ohio, Home EC: CAR- ROLL GOURD, Tahlequah, AES. THOMAS GOVE, Tulsa, Engineering, DEBORAH GRADY, Bar- rlesville, Business: ROGER GRAGG, Edmond, Business, CHARLES GRAHAM, Yukon, ABS: GARY GRAHAM, Tulsa, Business: MAR- GARET GRAHAM, Lulher, ABS: CARY GRANT, Muskogee, ABS. Two Hours of Stud for Every Hour 1n Class? KANDAL GRANZOW, Edmond, Business' STEPHEN GRASS- 5IELD, Norlhlield, lll. Home Ec.t LIBBY GRAVES, Claremore, Xqricullure' JOHN GRAY, Tulsa, AES: ROBERT GREAVES, iulsa, Erqireeriro' ROGER GREBING, Tulsa Enaineeringp SU- ZANNE GREEN, Cordell, Educalior, ERSHEL GREENFIELD, Cushinq, Engineering: LARRY GREEN- AW, Okmuloee, ARS' JACLYN GREENWOOD, Barllesville, lusiness' JERRY GREER, McAlesler, ABS? JAMES GREGG, Iarllesville Enqireering' JUDY GREGORY, Oklahoma Cily, ABS' CINDY GRIFFIN, Chickasha ABS. IAMES GRIFFIN, Oklahoma Cily, ABS' WINONIA GRIFFIN. dabel, ABS' ALAN GRIGG, Tulsa, Business: RICHARD BRIMES, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: CATHY GRISHAM, Okla- ioma Ci'i,i Educanor' JAMES GRISSOM, Oklahoma Cily, Busi- ness: JOHN GRIZZLE, Meeker, Aqricullure. 'ATRICK GRIZZLE, Wefumka, A8187 PAT GROAT, Tulsa, AHS? JeETTA GROWDEN, Cumberland, Md. Educalion' BOB BRUNTMEIR, Okarche, Aqricullure' GENE GUEST, Hollis. A867 SUSAN GUILLAUME, Tulsa Home Ec.: BONNIE GUINN, Try- nn, Business. SUE GUNKEL, Eldorado Home Ec.: CAROLYN GUNN, Tulsa, kqricullure' CRICKETI' GUNN, Oklahoma Cily. Eclucaliori JICKSON GUNN, Tulsa Enoineerinq: NEIL GUNTHER, Tulsa, lusiness' DAVID GUTHRIE, Clinlon, Business' TERRI GUTHRIE, Dklahomfi Cif. ABS. LOBBY GWARTNERY, Hammon, Agricullures BETTY HAAS, iroken Arrow Business: STEVE HABERLY, Tulsa, Enqiiieeriniit 'ALMER HAFFNER, Oklahoma Cily, Business' ROBERT HAGAR, Qnaireerire' ROBERT HAGSTROM, Oklahoma Cilvi ABS' KENT VIAGUE, Wccdmiard, Aoricullure. IANDRA HAIGLER, Wfafonga A8152 REBECCA HALE, Tulsa, RBS? ANN HALL, Heavener, ASS' DAVID HALL, Tulsa En- giireerirw' JANET HALL, Barflesville, Educalionq LINDA HALL, Flushing Business' LINDA FAYE HALL, River Eoresl lll. Edu :a'ior. LCOTT HALL, Tulsa, Business' ROBERT HALL, Sluarr, ABS' SHARON HALL, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: TERRY HALL, Tul- .a, ABS' RICHARD HAMER, Ardmore, AES: ELAINE HAMILL, Rdair, Home Ecu KAREN HAMILTON, Oklahoma Cily, Educa- IOVI. DOUGLAS HAMMOND, Tulsa Tech. lnsliluie' JOHN HAM- vlOND, Oklahoma Cily, Business: ANNEITE HANEY, Arlinqlon deiqhls, lll., ABS: RONNIE HANNAH, Pauls Valley, Engineer- nq: JANET HANSEN, Tulsa, AHS: DAVID HANSON, Slillwaler, RBS' DANIEL HAPKE, Oklahoma Cify, ABS. :AROL HARALSON, Miami, A8152 LINDA HARBERT, Ada, RBS: BOB HARDAGE, Oklahoma Cify, Business: JUANITA -IARDGRAVES. Oklahoma City, A8183 MIKE HARDIN, Wagoner, Xoriculluret WILLIAM HARDIN, Blackwell, Enaineerinq' HOW- KRD HARDING, Gufhrie. Educa'ion, .INDA HARDISON, Gale Home EC.: JAN HARDWICK, Okla- oma Cily, ABS' SUSAN HARMONY, Border, Texas, ABS: IAN HANDWERK, Tulsa, Home Ec.7 BARBARA HARRIS, Enid Education' CHRISTOPHER HARRIS, Ponca Cily, Educalion: IAMES HARRIS, Fairlax, Aqricullure. IM HARRIS, Hobarl, Aqricullure: JERALD HARRIS, Eollell. XSS? JOE HARRIS, Hobarl, Aqriculfuret MARGARET HARRIS, 'ulsa, Business: MICHAEL HARRIS, Chickasha, Agricullure: 'ERNON HARRIS, Canule Tech. lnslilule' VICKI HARRIS. iulsa, Home EC. .INDA HARRISON, Oklahoma Cily, Educaliont JIM HARROD, Dklahoma Cily Enqineerinq: LARRY HART, Sallisaw ABS' AARIBETH HART, Muskogee, ASS: DAVID HARTMAN, Slill- faler, Enoineerinqr POLLY HARTWICK, Pawnee, Educaliont IAMES HARVELL, Tulsa Erunineerino. Williams Hall Down, New Humanities Building Up ROBERT HATHCOCK, Oklahoma Ciiy, Enqineerinq: MARSH, HAVELY, Blackwell, Educalion' STEPHEN HAWK, Lawion, Er qineerinq: CLAUDIA HAWKINS, Tulsa, A8151 ROBERT HAW KINS, Tulsa Engineering' GALEN HAYDON, Seminole, Aqr Culiufe' MICHAEL HAYNES, Muskogee, ABS. CAROL HAYS, Siillwafer Home EC: I'IALLIE HAYS, Pawhuski AES: JERRY HAYS, Enid, Erqineerinq' RONALD HAYS, Okle home Cily, Business: SUDI HAYS, Barilesville, ABS: JANI HEADLEY, Aqana, Guam ABS: BONNIE HEATH, Ocala Fla ABS. PAULA HECK, Tulsa, ABS' JAYNE HEDGES, Vici Home EC WILLIAM HEILMAN, Jay, Business' SUSAN HELBERG, Wafor qa ABS' RAY HELDERMON, Claremore, Aqriculluret STEV HELLER, Yukon, ABS' LINDA HELLMAN, Oklahoma Cily EdL cation. MARK HEMPHILL, Erio ABS' BERT HENDERSON, Tulsa, EdL calion: ROBERT HENDERSON, Muskooee, Business: CARL HEN DREN, Keyes, ABS' MARY HENDRIX, Oklahoma Cily, Educe lion: ROBERT HENLEY, lVlcAlesier, Engineering' SUSAN HEN NESSEY, McAlesier Educalion. REBECCA HENSLEY, Oklahoma Ciiy, Educalion: ROBERT HEN SLEY, Tulsa, Enqineerino: DONALD HENSON, Tulsa, Enqineei inq: JAMES HENSON, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: LAW RENCE HENSON, Pryor, ABS: DAN HERALD, l-looker, Agr culiuref LINDA HERBERT, Barllesville, Educafion. MARY PAT HERLIHY, Enid, A8157 BARBARA HERREN, Ramona Home Ecu JANELLE HERRMANN, Agra Business: TERRY HEF RON, Tulsa Ergineeriho: SUSAN HERTH, Enid, A861 JAN HERZIG, Barllosyille Educalior: TERRY HEWGLEY, Ponc Cily, ABS. CAROL HIATT, Belham Business' ANNE HICKEY, Tulsa, Bus ness: MIKE HICKEY, Oklahoma Cily ABS' DAVID HICKS Oklahoma Cily, Aoriculiure: ROY HICKS, Barllesville, Business GARY HILL, Allus, ABS' KEN HILL, Tulsa, Business. STEPHEN HILL, Oklahoma Cily, Business: ROY HIMES, Enic Erqineerino' MARY HINER, Boise Cixi, Educalion: LEO HINES Shawnee Enqineerino' STEVEN HINEY, Siillwaler, ABS: DAVII HINKLE, Oklahoma Cify, Efoineerino: JOSEPH HIRSCH, Ere rnorl, Ind, Home EC. RALPH HISSEM, Barflesyille Business' LINDA HITCHCOCI4 Slillwaler, ABS: SHARON HOBBS, Wihiield, Kan., Educalior INEZ HOCHLA, Beihany, Educalior: WILLIAM HODGE, Okla homa Ciiy, Busiress' GAY HODGES, Ceniralia, IlI,, ABS: MAR' KAY HODNETT, Siillwalef ABS. JOAN HOFF, Russellville Ark., Home Ec.: KENNY HOFFMAN Chockiaw, AHS: RICKEY HOFFMAN, Coileyville, Kan., Busi ness: DON HOGGATT, Tulsa, Business: MARK HOHENBERG ER, Porca Cily, Aqriculiure: KATHY HOLDEMAN, Ehid, Hom EC.: SHIRLEY HOLDMAN, Tulsa Home EC. BILLIE HOLLINGSWORTH, Ponca City, Education: DIAN1 HOLLINGSWORTH, Oklahoma Ciiy, Educalion: GARY HOL LINGSWORTH, Shawnee, Engineering: DAN HOLLOWAY Oklahoma Ciiy, ABS: SHIRLEY HOLMAN, Newcaslle, Aqricu lure: BURL HOLMES, Oklahoma Cily, Business: ROBER HOLMES, Barllesville, ABS. CONNIE HOLT, Oklahoma Cify, Business' MICHAEL HOLT Tulsa, Business' GARY HOMSEY, Oklahoma Cily, Business: SAN DRA HOMSEY, Oklahoma Cify, Educalion: RANDY HONI Tulsa, Enqineerino: JOHN HOOVER. Hobart Aqriculiure RANDALL HOPKINS, Sand Springs, ABS. DEBORAH HORN, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: JOE HORNICK, Ol lahoma Cily, ABS: CATHY HORNING, Wakila, Home Ec PATRICIA HOTCHKISS, Oklahoma Ciiy. AHS: BARBARA HOW ARD, Tulsa, Home Ec.: CHARLES HOWE, Meeker, Business CARROLL HOWELL, Oklahoma Ciiy, ABS. MICHAEL HOWERTON, Tulsa, ABS: JAY HOYLE, Porca Ci+y, Engineering' PHILLIP HOYT, Kaly, Texas, Agisi JOHN HU- BANKS, Tulsa, ABS, GREG HUBBARD, Slillwaler, AES' FREDA HUBBY, Pawhuska, ABS' DENNIS HUCHTEMAN, Oologah, A81S. CHARLES HUDGINS, Claremore, Aqricullurep KATHY HUD- SON, Housfon, Texas, AX1S: RICHARD HUDSON, Tulsa, Engi- neering? CHARLES HUFFMAN, Enicl, Aqricullure: WILLIAM HUGHES, Enid, ABS: COLEEN HUGHEY, Cherokee, A81S2 STACIA HUISH, Okahoma Cily, Business. DONALD HUNDLEY, Barllesville, A8153 MARY HUNGERFORD, Oklahoma Cily Business' DAVID HUNT, Shawnee, A8157 ELGIN HUNT, Wewoka, ABS' JAMES HUNT, Tulsa, ABS, MARSHA HUNT, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, REOA HUNT. Ochelala, Home EC. ERIEDA HUNTER, Pryor, Agfsi KAREN HUNTER, Tulsa, Home EC.: SHERRI HUNTER, Midwesl' Cily, A81S' KATHY HUTCH- ENS, Tishominqo, Home EC: LEAH HUTCHINS, Russellville, Edu- oalionq RICHARD HUTCHINS, Barllesville. Engineering: CHARLES HUTSON, Wewokfi, Engireerirtg. SHARON HUTTON, Oklahoma Cily, Educaliont DAVID IACO- VELLI, Eridicolf, Home EC., CHARLES IGLESIAS, Brooklyr, N.Y. Engineering, ROSS IKEMIRE, Tulsa, Enqineerinfg: PAMELA IKER, Tulsa, A81S: DAREL INGRAM, Drumriqhl, ABS' TERRY INGRAM, Oklahoma Cily, ABS. DAVID JACKSON, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: LARRY JACKSON, Oklahoma Cily, Business, MALSEY JACKSON, Henryella, Home Ecu MARTHA JACKSON, Tulsa, A81S: PAMELA JACKSON. Grancllield, Home EC: MICHAEL JACOBS, Tulsa Business: BONNIE JAMES, Oklahoma C!ly.A81S. CINDY JAMES, Oklahoma Ciiy, A8187 JUDY JAMESON, Dayis yl-iome EC.: VICKI JAMISON, Anraradale, Va. Educalioi' TOM- IMY JANTZ, Enid. Enuineerinfgy LINDA JARRETT, Tulsa, ABS' ,CHESTER JECH, Crescent Aoricullure3 JANICE JEFFRIES, Tul- sa A81S. JIM JEMISON, Eric Business: JOHN JENKINS, Coller, Ark., ABS: MARILYN JENKINS, Slroud, Eolucafiong MARSHA JEN- KINS, Miclwesl Cily, A81SI EAYE JENKINSON, Burlinqlon, Busi- ness: BARBARA JENNINGS, Midwesl Oily, Home EC: JAMES JENNINGS, Oklahoma Cily,AB1S. RICHARD JENNINGS, Tipton, ABS: JOHN JENSEN, Tulsa ABS: SAM JIRKOVSKY, Oklahoma Cily, Business, BECKY JOHNS, Brislow, Business' CINDY JOHNSON, Edmond, ABS: BARBARA JOHNSON, Barliesville, A3157 DIANNE JOHNSON. Oklahoma Cily. Educa'ior. JUDY JOHNSON, Tulsa, Business' JODY JOHNSON, Slill- waler, Business' JULIE JOHNSON, Tulsa, Eclucalion' KARLA JOHNSON, Mulhall, Home Es.: LARRY JOHNSON, Tulsa, ABS? LETHA JOHNSON, Oklahoma Cily,AB1S:MARSHA JOHNSON, Thomas, ABS. MARTI JOHNSON, Greenyille, S.C., ABS: PATRICIA JOHN- SON, Tulsa, Eclucalion: PAULA JOHNSON, Tulsa, Eclucaliony RICHARD JOHNSON, Midwesl Cily, Business' BOB JOHN- SON, Tulsa, Engineering: SUSAN JOHNSON, Oklahoma Cily, ABS' TOMMY JOHNSON, Tulsa, Engineering. JAMES JOHNSON, Tulsa, Engineering: ALLAN JONES, Sa- pulpa. ABS, DANA JONES, Kansas. ABS: DAVID JONES, Muskooee Business' GARY JONES, Allus, Engineering: HAR- OLD JONES, Ponca Cily, ABS: JEANNE JONES, Choclaw, Business. KAREN JONES, Sand Springs, Business: LARRY JONES, Shaw- nee, Aqricullureg CHRISTINE JONES, Muskogee, Agriculrure' NIK JONES, Tulsa A8157 PHYLLIS JONES, Oklahoma Ciiy ABS' ROSEMARY JONES, Mounds, EduCa+ioh' SANDRA JONES, Humiralof VI. Business. FRE f I 1 Jil Q, ' is-xn 2 ,Pk 1 11 ,.. I I - as ,gp 11 E by I- '- , 2 1. .., ... . -::.::in',-5 112111 , . , A 6 I I ,ky . 4,1 I Q' - ,,.L N V I JI' K 3 ' i 'L ' - l al. ff - is . , ,., 1 , . ii ' A' I fa i V A' ff , .',i , T ' I mi ,-ff is '. ' , 1'- 35- f I I T ' :-- - , ' X I . i f .. ., ' . iiia isils 1 aais 1 K - . sig' , A Illv 1 , - y K y 1 S3I FRESH SUSAN JONES, Tulsa, ABS: VICTORIA JONES, Befhany, A8fSi JO JOPLIN, Idabel, AHS: RHONDA JURRENS, Barllesville, Home Ec.: CAROLYN KACZYNSKI, Tulsa, Business: RITA KA- MANN, Oklahoma Cily, AES: GLORIA KAMPHAUS, Canulei Home Ec. MICHAEL KARPUK, Tulsa, Engineering: CHARLES KAUPKE, Braman, Agriculfure: JANICE KECK, Tulsa, Educalion: WIL- LIAM KEELE, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.: GARRY KEES, Del Cily, Agricullure: MARGARET KEHR, Tulsa, ABS: TIM KEISER, Ponca Cily, Agricullure. DIANNE KEITH, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: SUSAN KELLER, Tulsa, Home Ec.: RICHARD KELLEY, Tulsa, A8cS: DICK KELSO, Ok- lahoma Cily, Agricullure: PATRICK KENNY, Newburgh, N.Y., Agriculrure: JERRE KEPFORD, Ringwood, Engineering: LINDA KERFOOT, Oklahoma Cily, AES. PHILIP KERNS, Oklahoma Cily, Business: CAROL KERR, Geary, Home Ec.: JACKLYN KETCHUM, Duncan, Home Ec.: LARRY KEYES, Ardmore, Engineering: CARRIE KILGO, Midwest Cily, Home Ec.: LOUIS KINDLER, Tulsa, ASS: PHIL KINER, Aline, Agricullure, JACK KING, Tulsa, Engineering: JANIS KING, Slillwaler, Edu- calion: JUDY KING, Oklahoma Ciiy, AES: MARGARET KING, Duncan, Engineering: ROSALIE KING, Oklahoma Ciry, AHS: STEPHEN KING, Oklahoma Cily, AES' CYNTHIA KINGHAM, Blackwell, Business. MARY KINGSLEY, Tulsa, Home Ec.: JOYCE KINNEY, Allus, A3157 CAROL KINZER, Keyes, ABS: JAN KINZER, Markham. Va., Home Ec.: LINDA KIRCH, Oklahoma Cily, Business: JOE KIRK, Aflon, Business: BARRY KIRKLAND, Tulsa, Engineering. MARGARET KIRKPATRICK, Tulsa, AHS: ROBERT KIRKPAT- RICK, Byron, Engineering: CAROL KIRKSEY, Del Cily, Business: DAVID KIRST, Tulsa, Agricullure: BOB KIRTLEY, Oklahoma Cily, AES: PAMELA KISINGER, Elk Cily, Educalion: CAROL KITZ- MILLER, Oklahoma Cily, ABS. PEGGY KLINE, Cushing, ABS: BARBARA KLINGENSMITH. Duncan, Educalion: JOHN KLOIBER, Oklahoma Cily, A8fS: BARBARA KNAPP, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: JUDY KNIPPA, Tulsa. Home Ec.: MAX KNISLEY, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: CYNTHIA KNOX, McAlesler, ABQS. ROBERT KOBER, Kalamazoo, Mich., ABS? KATHY KOONS. Tulsa, Educalion: MARSHA KOSTED, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: GENE KOUBA, El Reno, Engineering: FRANK KOVAR, Marlow, Engineering: STEVE KRITTENBRINK, Okarche, ABS: BILL KRIT- TENBRINK, Okarche, ABS. PAM KROGER, Greely, Colo., AHS: MICHAEL KROGMIRE Shreveport La., Engineering: SUSAN KRUEGER, Barllesville, AES: KATHY KRUTA, Oklahoma Ciiy, Educalion: WILLIAM KULSRUD, Tulsa, Business: GERHARD KUNCIO, Syracuse, N.Y,, ABS: GEORGE KUNDMILLER, Okmulgee. Engineering, DAVID KUYKENDALL, Oklahoma Cily, Agricullure: CHRISTINE LABNO, Norlhlield, Ill., AHS: GREG LACK, Jenks, Business: D. LACKEY, Allus, ABS: DONNA MARIE LACKI, Tulsa, Agrsi JAMES LAMBERT, Sfillwaler, Business: KATHY LAMPKINS, Tulsa, ABS. LELAN LANCASTER, Alva, Agriculfure: CAROLYN LANDERS, Nowala, Educalion: MIDA LANNING, Ponca Cily, ABS: KAREN LANSDOWN, Ponca Cily, Educalion: STEVE LARGENT, Tulsa. ABS: LYLE LARKIN, Tulsa, Engineering: JUDITH LATHAM, Ok- lahoma Cily, ABS. DIANNA LAURENCE, Arkansas Cily, Kan., AES: BETTY LAW- SON, Tulsa, Business: RANDY LAWSON, Midwesr Cify, Engi- neering: STEVE LAWSON, Oklahoma Cily, Business: MARY LEACH, Tulsa, Business: WILLIAM LEBO, Duncan, ABS: PRES- TON LECKIE, Snyder, AHS, After Finals We Wanted a Brain Transplant JUDY LECLARE, Oklahoma City, A815' MARY LEDBETTER. Dallas, Texas, A815: CYNTHIA LEE, Tulsa, Business: DANIEL LEE, Oklahoma City, Business: NORMA LEE, Little Rock Ark. Business: RICHARD LEE, Minco, Aciriculturet SUZEN LEE, Beh- any, Education. RITA LEGGETT, Oklahoma City, A815: MARY LEIKAM, Tulsa. Home Ec.' KENNA LEIS, Ardmore, Business' DIANA LEIST, Woodward, A815' NANCY LEMASTER, Tulsa, A815Z DONNA LEMKE, Del City, Agfsi SHARON LENABURG, Mnngum, Home Ec. RICHARD LEONHARDT, Duncan, A815: JERRY LESCH, Bartles- ville, A8151 TERRY LESLIE, Cleveland, Engineering: GAIL LEV- INGS, Fairview, Engineering: SCOTT LEVY, Corvallis, Orc., A815: LINDA LEWIS, Tulsa, Educationt SANDRA LIEVSAY, Oklahoma City, A815. LARRY LIGGIN, Duncan, Engineering: EDWARD LIGHT, Okla- homa City, A8153 CHERYL LIGHTFOOT, Oklahoma City, Edu- cation: MALISSA LILE, Tulsa, Education: DAINA LILLIE, Okla- homa City, A815: LARRY LILLY, Tulsa, Engineering: JEANNE LINDAHL, Midwest City, Business. MARY LINDBERG, Tulsa, Business: CALVIN LINDSAY, Okla homa City, Engineering: NANCY LINDSAY, Coalgate, Educa- tion: LADEENA LINK, Nowata, Home Ec.: LOUIS LINK, Cov- ington, Engineering: CAROLYN LINNEMAN, Apache, Business' SHARON LIST, ldabel, Business. JOHN LITTLE, Tryon, A815: JUDY LITTLE, Oklahoma City A815' DEWEY LIVINGSTON, Cotteyyille, Kan., Agriculture: DEBORAH LLOYD, Oklahoma City, Home Ec.: MARK LOBO, Tulsa, En- gineering: DAVID LOBRECHT, Lindsay, Business' KAREN LOCH- NER, Enid, Education. TERRY LONDON, Stillwater, A815: CYNTHIA LONG, Oklahoma City, A8157 GARY LORENZ, Okeene, Engineering? CYNTHIA LORENZEN, Bethany, A815: RALPH LORING, Bartlesville, A8151 CAROL LOUTHAN, Pryor, Education: JUDY LOWE, Oklahoma City, Education. CARL LOWENSOHN, Oklahoma City, Engineering: NANCY LOWRANCE, Alma, Education: JUDY LOWRY, 5hawnee, Agisi HOWARD LUDLUM, Shawnee, Agfsi LINDA LUETKEMEYER. Okeene, A815: LYNEE LUKER, Sapulpa, Education: JAMES LUM- BERS, Del City, Agriculture. GLORIA LUNDIEN, Oklahoma City, A8151 LINDA LUNDY, Enid. Education: SUSIE LUNSFORD, Cleveland, Business: MAX LUPER, Oklahoma City, Engineering: GEORGE LYNCH, Bartlesyille, En- gineering: SHERRI McALLISTER, Del City, A8157 ALICE Mc- BROOM, Tulsa, Business. JOYCE MCCALL, Purcell, Education: SHEILA McCALL, Clare- more, A81S: DIANNE MCCALLA, Enid, Education: MICHAEL MCCARTY, Oklahoma City, Agriculture: PATRICK MCCAR- TY, Spencer, Engineering: LYDIA MCCARVER, Oklahoma City A815: JERRIE MCCLAFLIN, Ponca City. Business. JEANETTE McCLARY, Cordell, A8157 MARQUITA MCCLUNG Tulsa, A81S: CHARLES McCOLGAN, Ponca City, A8153 RICH- ARD MCCOMBS, Newkirk, Business: JIM MCCONNELL, Okla- homa City, Business: MICHAEL MCCORMICK, Sapulpa, Busines.: HOWARD MCCRACKEN, Oklahoma City, Business. MARY McCRACKEN, Owasso, Education: L. J. MCCRAY, Manchester, Agriculture' DAVID MCCREARY, Enid, Agricul- ture: KATHY MCCREARY, Enid, Education: PAM McCREARY, Enid, Education: JOHN McCRORY, Tulsa, A815: MAC Mc- CRORY, Stigler, A815. MONEKA MCCRORY, Guymon, A8152 JIM MCCUTCHEON Muskogee, Business: MICHAEL McDANIELS, Bartlesville, A8153 ERMA MCDEVITT, Waukornis, A8151 LYNN McDONALD, Okla- homa City, A815: CATHY McDOWELL, Cherokee, Business' LARRY McDOUGAL, Tulsa, Business, -: ' t' 'fe -'gt if uws si H45-by Q ss 1 xfe'I- it s Someofus Really Rocked Out Every Weekend VIRGINIA MCGANN, Tulsa, Educalion: KATHY MCGILL, Enid, Business: DANA McGOVERAN, Enid, Home EC.: FRANKLIN MCGUIRE, Oklahoma Cify, ABS: PATRICIA MCGUIRE, La- neering: SHARLA McKAY, Pierre, S.D., Home Ec. CHARLES McKEE, Tulsa, Business: LINDA McKEEMAN, Okla- homa Cily, Home EC.: GARY MCKENZIE, Muskogee, Business: REBECCA MCKENZIE, Muskogee Home EC.: COREY MCKEY, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: PAMELA MCLANE, Tulsa Home Ecu DEB. ORAH MCLAUGHLIN, Duncan, Home EC. JOHN MCLAUGHLIN, Sallisaw, Engineering: PAMELA Mc- LAUGHLIN, Tulsa, AS: PAMELA MCMELLON, Ponca Cily, ABS: RONALD MCMILLAN, Oklahoma Cily, Business: SANDRA Mc- MILLEN, Owasso, Home Ec.: PAUL MCNABB, Tulsa, Engineer- ing: HOPE MCNEIL, Oklahoma Cily, AHS. MIKE MCNEILL, Thomas, Business: ROGER MCNITT, Enid, ABS? BRIAN MacARTHUR, Chevy Chase, Md., Home EC.: STEVEN MACE, Barllesville, Home Ec.: GAYLA MACHELL. Oklahoma Cily, AHS: LILLIAN MADISON, Tulsa, ABS: DONALD MA- GILL, Oklahoma Cily, Agricullure. EDWARD MAHAFFEY, Winslon Salem, N.C., Agricullurei GARY MAHAGAN, Oklahoma Cily, A8152 MARIAN MAHARAS, Soulh Euclid, Ohio, Horne Ec.: DANIEL MAHONEY, Ardmore, Agrsi ROBERT MAHONEY, Ardmore, AES: LINDA MAIN. Cherokee, ABS: SAMMY MAIN, Muskogee, ABS. KEN MAKINSON, Tulsa, Business: KATHY JO MALLE, Sfill- waler, Business: MICHAEL MALLOY, Tulsa, Engineering: KEN- DRA MALMBER6, Norman, ABS: NANCY MANSELL, Okla- horna Cily, ABS: JAMES MAPES, Barflesville, Engineering: BEV- ERLY MAPLE, Tulsa, Business. BOOKER MARINA, Tulsa, Engineering: CARY MARLAR, Okla- homa Cily, Tech. lnslilule: DOWANA MAROUIESS, Wagoner, Business: LARRY MARR, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: JUDITH MARSH, Prague, ABS: CLAUDIA MARSHALL, Enid, Home Ec.t KAREN MARSHALL, Seminole, ABS. SHARON MARSHALL, Slillwafer, ABS: ANDREW MARTIN, Midwesl, Engineering: CHARLES MARTIN, Oklahoma Cily, En- gineering: CLIFFORD MARTIN, Pryor. Engineering: DANIEL MARTIN, I-lennessey, Engineering: DAVID MARTIN, Ponca Cily, ABS: DONALD MARTIN, Tulsa. Engineering. GREGORY MARTIN, Oklahoma City, Engineering: JAYME MARTIN, Midwesl' Cily, Educalion: LARRY MARTIN, Wood- ward, Engineering: LAWRENCE MARTIN, Cleveland, Engineer- ing: MARY MARTIN, Tulsa, Agricullure: PAMELA MARTIN, Midwesl' Cily, Educalion: PAULI MARTIN, Ada, ABS. ROBERT MARTIN, Edmond, Business: STANLEY MARTIN, Web- sler Groves, Mo., Home Ec.: JACK MARTINE, Oklahoma Cily, AHS: ROGER MASCHINO, Beaver, Agricullure: KAREN MA- SON, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: REBECCA MASON, Duncan, Busi- ness: PATRICIA MASTAGNI, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC. JAMES MATHENA, Sand Springs, A8451 NANCY MATHENY. Lawlon, ABS: CAROL MATHERLY, Midwesl Cily, Educalion: STEPHEN MATLOCK, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: JEAN MATTHEWS, Perry, Home EC.: JIMMY MATTHEWS, Weleela AHS: KENDRICK MATTHEWS, Wiesbaden, Germany, Business. MIKE MATTHEWS, Tulsa, Business: MARY MATTHEWS, Madill, Home Ec.: JUDITH MATTIX, Dewey, Educalion: ROBERT MAUL, Tulsa, Agricullurej PHILIP MAUNE, Yukon, Agriculluref EDDIE MAXWELL, Comanche, Agricullure: MARSHA MAX- WELL, Enid, Educalion. MARY MAY, Oklahoma Cify, ASS: VIRGINIA MAYBERRY. Kiowa, Kan., Business: CARLA MAYNARD, Slillwaler, Home EC.: CHERYL MAYNARD, Sapulpa, ABS: JUDY MAYNARD, Choc- faw, Business: TROY MAYNOR, Oklahoma Cily, AHS: LINDA MAYS, Tulsa, ABS. 534 yerne, Home Ecu BENJAMIN MCINTOSH, Muskogee, Engi- F TERRY MEACHAM, Alfus Business' CONNIE MEADORS, Bixby. Educalior, MELINDA MEARS, Keyes, AHS: STEPHEN MEDLEY, Shawnee, Aqricullure' CRAIG MEIS, Oklahoma Cily, Engineer- inqt LYNN MELBER, Ponca Cily, ABS' SYLVIA MELTON, Gufh- rie, Agricullure. TIM MENDENHALL, Erid Business' GERALD MEREWETHER. Oklahoma Cily, A8157 THOMAS MERTZ, Barflesville, Businesst REBECCA MESSERLI, Midwesl City, ABS: GERALD METHENY, Clinfon, Aqriculiure' LUCINDA METSKER, Tulsa, Educafionj ROBERT METZGER, Anllers, Aqricullure. DOUGLAS MEYER, Burlinglon, AES: GARY MEYER, Oklahoma City, A8133 RONALD MEYER, Drumrighf Aigricullure' KRIS MEYERER, Balon Rouge, La., Aqriculluref JUDY MEZGER, No- wala, Educalior: GARY MICHAEL, Pauls Valley, ABS, EARL MICHEL, Oklahoma Cil'y, Engineering. DANA MIDDLETON, Tulsa, AHS: JOY MILBURN, Oklahoma Cily, Educalionf MARLANA MILBURN, Slillwaler, ABS? ARLYN MILLER, Boise Cily, Engineering' DONALD MILLER, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, JUDITH MILLER, Ponca Cily, Educalion' RUTH ANN MILLER, Tulsa Educalion. ROBERT MILLS, Tulsa AHS' ALAN MILLSAP, Okrnuljee, Engi- neerinq: JUDY MIMS, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.: DANA MIN- ER, Tulsa, AES' JOYCE MITACEK, Barllesyille, ABS? DOUGLAS MITCHELL, Baiko. Educalion' SHARON MITCHELL, Sand Springs, Home EC. SUE MITCHELL, Tulsa, Educalion' RONALD MIXON, Harrah, Enqineerinqt ANGIE MNICH, Bar'lesyille, Home Ec: LARRY MOBLY, Sulphur. Erqineerinot DAVID MOECKEL, Tulsa, Engi- 'ieeriny' MARILOU MOFEATT, pawhuska ABS' SUSAN MOG- 'R , IDGE, Shawnee Business. RONALD MOLLET, Elk Cily Aqricuirure' SUSAN MONHOL- LON, Tulsa, AES: WILLIAM MONTAGUE, Shawnee Engineer- ing: LISA MONTGOMERY, Oklahoma Ciry ABS? PATRICK MONTGOMERY, Burns Flal, Acgricullure' DANNY MOODY, Tulsa ABS' DANIEL MOORE, Oklahoma Cily Horne Ec. JEFFREY MOORE, Tulsa. Engineering: LARRY MOORE, Tulsa Business: LUTHER MOORE, Tulsa, Business' MARCY MOORE, Morris. Educalion' MARJORIE MOORE, Tulsa, Educalion, MI- CHAEL MOORE, Barllesville AHS' OMEA MOORE, Midwesl Cily, Business, PATRICIA MOORE, Oklahoma Cily, Business: PHYLLIS MOORE, Morris, Home EC: BOBBY MORGAN, Bixby. Agricullure' CRAIG MORGAN, Oklahoma Cily, Business: ROBERT MOR- GAN, Amarillo, Texas Engineering' DONNA MORRELL, Ponca Cify, Educalion' ERMAL MORRIS, Wodsiock, Ill., Aqricullure. JOANNA MORRIS, Shawnee, ABS' JOHN MORRIS, Oklahoma Cily, AHS' MARCIA MORRIS, Anllers, ABS, JUDY MORRI- SON, Oklahoma Cily Educaliont RAYMOND MORRISON, Oklahoma Cily, Business: KATHLEEN MORROW, Collinsville, Home Ec: DENNIS MORSE, Tulsa Business. KELSEY MORTON, Ardmore, Business' NANCY MORTON, Frederick, AHS: TEDDY MORTON, Brisfow, AHS? GLENN MOSELEY, Oklahoma Cily Enqineering: DEBORAH MOSS. Oklahoma City Educalionq SANDRA MOUSER, Tulsa, ASS? MICHAEL MUEGGENBORG, Okarche A8cS. DAVID MUELLER, Oklahoma Cily Business: MICHAEL MULD- OWNEY, Roosevelt ABS: LINDA MURPHREE, Tulsa, Business' CAROL MURPHY, Oklahoma City, Educalion, SHARON MUR- PHY, Tulsa, Educalion' STEVE MURPHY, Tulsa Engineering, MICHAEL MURRAY, Tulsa Endiheering. NANCY MURRAY, Muskogee, Education: BRUCE MUSIC, Ponca Cily, Engineerino: PHYLLIS MUSICK, Shawnee, Business' STU- ART MUT, Dallas Texas, Engineering, HAROLD MYERS, Law- lor Enqineerinq' SHERY NAIFEH, Woodward, Educalion' JER- RY NALL, Texarkana, Ark. Tech, l's+i'u'e. RESHME i 535 FRE KENNETH NASH, Beaver, Enfgineerinq: LAWRENCE NAVIN, Shawnee, Business: CHARLES NEAL, Tulsa, Business: DAVID NEELY, Tulsa, Business: BOBBY NELSON, Oklahoma Cily, Encgi- neerinfgt ROBIN NELSON, Wcyodward, ABS' PATRICIA NEPH, Sriillwaler, Educalion. FOREST ANN NEWCOMER, Slillwaler, ABS' STEPHEN NEW- TON, Oklahoma Cily, Business: PATRICIA NICHOLS, Oklahoma Cily Horne EC: CELIA NICKELS, Barllesville Home Ee' MARY NINMAN, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: TONI NORTON, Vinila, Busi- ness: TERRY NOSTRAND, Tulsa, Business. ROBERTO OLAZAGASTI, Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico, Engineer- inQ: SANDRA OLSON, Norman, Home Ee' STEVEN OMO- HUNDRO, Ada, Business: JERRY ORR, Ponca Cily Business' PAM OSBORN, Tulsa, Business: MARSHA OULDS, Ponca Cily, Educalion: DENISE OWEN, Crescenl, AES. KAREN OWENS, Oklahoma Cily, AHS: LYNNE OWENS, Mays- ville, ABS: JOSEPH PADEN, Manqum, Engineering: SUSAN PALLESEN, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: RICHARD PALMIERI, Lawlon, Enqineerinq: JERRY PARKER, McAlesler, Enfgineerirrqf THOMAS PARKER, Muskocgee Enqineering. BEVERLY PARKS, Slillwafer, Educalion: KARRY PARSONS, Oklahoma Cily, AHS: DONALD PARTAIN, Elk Cily, Agricul- rure: PEGGY PATTERSON, El Reno, ABS' PAMELA PAYNE. Tulsa, Home EC.: EDWARD PEACOCK, Purcell, AHS' STEPHEN PENUEL, Pauls Valley, Educalion. RONALD PERKINS, Clinlon, Business: DIANNE PETTY, Tulsa, Business: MARK PETTY, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: DAVID PEUGH, Oklahoma Cily, Business: DENNIS PHILLIPS, Lawror Enqineer- ine: LEE PHILLIPS, Shawnee, Tech. lnslilure' RANDALL PHIL- LIPS, Darrouzell Texas ABS. JOE PIANTANIDA, Sl. Louis, Mo., Business: PRENTIS PINKER- TON, Wakila ABS' LINDA PIPPIN, l-lenryerra ABS: PAUL PLOVANICH, Tulsa, Engineering: RONALD PLUNKETT, Enid, Business: JEANNE POTTS, Oklahoma Cily, Eduealien' STEPHEN POWELL, Tulsa ABS. GARY PRATT, Sallisaw, Enqineerinrg: PAMELA PRESLEY, Okla- homa Cily, ABS: RONALD PREVOST, Oklahoma City, AES: BRIAN PRICE, Duncan, Enoineerinq: JULIE PRICE, Oklahoma Cily, A3151 NORMA PRICE, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC.: GARY PRIM, Tulsa, AHS. LaDONNA PROVOST, Cherokee, AHS: CHARLES QUALLS, Oklahoma Cily, Agricullure: TENEECE OUIGLEY, Wagoner, Home EC.: JOSEPHINE RABON, Tulsa, Educarioni VIVA RA- BORN, Cleveland, Business: GAYLE RAFFETY, Blackwell, ASS: JIM RAMSEY, Shawnee, Business. TERROLL RAMSEY, Genlry, Ark., AHS: SUSAN RANCK, Tulsa. Educalion: GREG6 RANSOM, Enid, Aqricullure: JULIE RAW- SKI, Oklahoma Cily, ASS: RICHARD REA, Lompoc, Calif., AES: RONNIE REED, Pawhuska, Business: JANET REEDER, Yale, AXS. KENNETH RENNER, Loyal, Agricullure: MARTHA LYNN RES- NEDER, Orlando. Educaliong PAUL RHODES, Broken Arrow, Aqricullure: SHELLEY RICKER, Slillwaler ABS: RICHARD RIEFE, Davenpori, Iowa, Home EC.: MICHAEL RISINGER, Cleveland, AES: SHARON RITTHALER, Sfillwaler, Educalion. LOUVINA RIVERS, Sapulpa, Educalion: ANDREA ROBERTSON, Tulsa, AES: JULIE ROBERTSON, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 LOYD ROBESON, Comanche. ASS: RICHARD ROCK, Arkansas Cily. Kan, ABS: JIMMY ROGERS, Duncan, Aqriculrure: JERRY ROLL, Vinila, Agricullure. BARBARA JO ROMERO, Tulsa, A8151 CHARLES ROSE, Tulsa. A8151 LOUIS ROSELL, Normandy, Mo., A8157 DEBRA ROSS. Tulsa, ABS: JAMES ROSS, Tulsa, AES: WILLIAM ROWAND. Oswego, lll., Agrieullure: STEPHEN ROWE, Ferndale, Wash., Tech. lnslilule. Fraternity Houses Flamed by Freak Fires KAY ROYER, Enid. Educalion: JANET ROYSE, EI Reno, Home Ecx WATTS ROZELL, Tryon Engineering: ARNOLD RUSSELL, Dover, Del., Tech. lnslifulei MELANIE RUTHERFORD, Tulsa ABS' JAN RUTLEDGE, Shawnee, AHS: CYNTHIA RYAN, Siill- waler, Educalior, MICHAEL RYDIN, Tulsa, Engineering: RON SAFFA, Tulsa, AHS: BERBYL SALLEE, Collinsville, Home EC.: LLOYD SALSMAN, El Reno: DWAYNE SALTER, Oklahoma Ciry Business? JAMES SANDERS, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: NANCY SANDERS, Srillwaler, ABS. RON SANDERS, Barllesville, Business: TROY SANDERS, Wsilrers Engineering: ROBERT SANFORD, Dei Ciiy, Afiricullure: MARY SATER, Siillwaler, ABS: JIMMY SATTERLEE, Oklahoma Cily, Agricullure: THOMAS SAVONICK, Trenior, N.J., ABS: CHARLES SAXON, Oklahoma Cily, Business. KELLY SAYERS, Oklahoma Ciry, Educaiion: GREGORY SCHAD, Tulsa, ABS: LINDA SCHAEFER, Okarche, Home Ec.: PATRICIA SCHERRER, Pryor, ABS: CAROL SCHIEBER, Okarche ABS' JAMES SCHIFFNER, Evansville, Wis., Engineering: MARCUS SCHLEGEL, Keyes Engineering, DEBORAH SCHLESSMAN, Ponca Cily, ABS' JOE SCHMIDT. Bixloy, Business: SHARON SCHNEBERGER, Apache, ABS: SCOTT SCHOBER, Tulsa, Business: FREDERICK SCHOEDEL, Tulsa, Business' KATHLEEN SCHOLZ, Del Ciiy ABS: JOAN SCHOOLER, McAIes1er, Business. ALBERT SCHOTT, Slillwarer, Business: ANN SCHRIEVER, Tulsa, ABS: MARY SCHULTE, Okarche, ABS: MARSHA SCHROER. Oklahoma Ciry, Home Ec.: CYNTHIA SCHROEDER, Sriliwaler, ABS: CONNIE SCHROEDER, Okarche, ABS' STEPHEN SCHULT-Z, Shai+uck Agriculiure. STEPHEN SCHWANKE, Ponca Ciry, ABS' CLELLA SCOTT. Waionga, AHS: DENNIS SCOTT, Midwesl Cily, Engineering: JERRY SCOTT, Seminole, Business: SYLVIA SCOTT, Tulsa, Home Ec.: CONNIE SCRIBNER, Drurnrighr, ABS: PAMELA SCRUGGS. Olusree, Educaiion. BARBARA SEAGRAVES, Norman, Educaiionq PATRICIA SEAL, Tulsa, Home Ec.: RALPH SEALS, Hobarr, Business: JUDITH SEEFELDT, Marshall, Home EC.: MARY SEELY, Wakira, Home Ec.: BARBARA SEMRAD, Oklahoma Ciry, Educarion: ROBERT SENN, Oklahoma City, Business, MARY SHACKELFORD, Webbers Falls, ABS: BECKY SHADID, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: KAREN SHARP, Tulsa, Educalion: JOHN SHAW, Oklahoma Cily, Business: ROSE SHAW, Cohfey- ville, Kan., Home Ec.: VICKI SHAW, Albuquerque, N.Mex., Ed- ucarion: RHONDA SHEDRICK, Siillwarer, Home EC. LINDA SHEFFY, Belhany, ABS: BEN SHELBY, Claremore. Busi- ness: GREGORY SHELEST, Pirlsburgh, Pa., Engineering' GOR- DON SHELTON, Tulsa, Business: JANNICE SHELTON, Okla- homa Ciiy, Educalion: BARBARA SHEPHERD, Blackwell ABS' ROBERT SHERBERT, Ada, Engineering. TOM SHERIFF, Hollis, Business: RALPH SHERRARD, Perry, En- gineering: PAUL SHERRELL, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering' DAN SHERRY, Yukon, ABS: JUSTIN SHIELDS, Tulsa, Engineerinqr MIKE SHINGLETON, Oklahoma Cily, AHS: KATHY SHIPLEY. Tulsa, Educalior, ROBERT SHIRK, Oklahoma Ciiy, Engineering: SALLY SHOAFF, Tulsa, Home Ec.: CAROL SHOCKLEY, Wynona, Educalion: ED- DIE SHOCKLEY, Enid, Business: BRIAN SHOFF, Barllesyille. Business: SHERYL SHOFFNER, Braman, Business: LARRY SHREVE, Drummond, Engineering. ICINDY SHRIVER, Tulsa, ABS: HENRY SHULLER, McAlesler, yEngineering: TERRANCE SHUTTS, Woodward, Business: MICH- AEL SIAS, Ponca Cily, ABS' NANCY SIEGISMUND, Tulsa Home Ec.: NIKKI SIGLER, Comanche. Business JUDITH SILER, Tulsa ABS. 'S Glgantlc Recreatlon Fac1l1ty Almost Completed LARRY SIMMONS, Tulsa, Engineering: JOSE SIMON, La Paz, Bolivia, Agriculture: DAVID SIMPSON, Oklahoma Cily, Engi- neering: DIANE SIMPSON, Barnsdall, Business: JANICE SIMP- SON, Shawnee, Home Ecx PATRICK SIMS, Broken Arrow, ASS: JEANNETTE SIMUNEK, Bison, AES. WILLIAM SKAGGS, Pampa, Texas, Agricullure: DUBIE SKID- MORE, Barilesville, Business: JOHN SKINNER, Tulsa, Engineer- ing: JAMES SLACK, Ponca Cily, AHS: GLENNA SLAIGHT, Muskogee' BE'I'I'Y SLAMANS, I-Iominy, Eclucalion: LYNDA SLA- TER Oklahoma CIW, Business. GREG SLAVONIC, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: NANCY SMALL- WOOD, Rallan, ABS: ARDITH SMITH, Sand Springs, Home Ee.: BARBARA SMITH, Midwesf Cily, ABS: BARBARA SMITH, Kingiisher, AXIS: CHERYL SMITH, Tulsa, Educalionp CONNIE SMITH, Hunler. Educalion. CINDY SMITH, New York, ABS: DAVID SMITH, Ponca Cify ABIS: RELLEEN SMITH, Shawnee, Educaiionz EVELYN SMITH, Tulsa, Educarion: JAMES SMITH, Leedey, Agriculrure: JAMES SMITH, Erederick, Business: JANET SMITH, Barilesville, AES. JESSIE SMITH. Slillwaler ASIS: JO ANN SMITH, Chandler, Ed- ucalion: KaSAUNDRA SMITH, Muskogee, Eclucaiion: LEE SMITH, Okarche, ABS- LINDA SMITH, Ponca Cily, Home EC.Z MARGIE SMITH, Oklahoma Cily ABS' MARSHA SMITH, Si- loam Springs, Ark., Home EC. PAUL SMITH, Wellsron Agriculture: RANDALL SMITH, Chicka- sha, Engineering: RUTH ANN SMITH, Gufhrie, Educalioh' SHARON SMITH, Enid, Home EC.: SHELA SMITH, Slillwaler, Business' WESSON SMITH, Oklahoma Cilv, Engineering' GLEN- DA SMOOT, Oklahoma Cirv, Business. MARY SMYSOR, Barllesville, ABS' JACQUELINE SNELL, Tulsa. ABS' VICKI SNIDER, Okmulgee, Educalion: ALFRED SNIPES, Oklahoma Cily, Business: TEDDY SNOW, Carrizozo, N.Mex.. ABS: KENNETH SNOWDEN, Omega, Agricullure: KAREN SNY- DER, Okmulgee ABS. ELDEN SODOWSKY, Rindwood, Engineering: ROBERT SOER- RIES, Tulsa, Business: STEVE SOLOMON, Mounlainside, N.J.. ABS' JOY SOULES, Coalgaie, Business: ANITA SPAETH, Oklahoma Ciiy, AHS: DAVID SPARKS, Muskogee, Engineering: GLEN SPARKS, Oklahoma Ciiv, Engineering. CHESLEY SPARKS, Oklahoma Cily, AXKS: SHELLEY SPARKS. Barflesville, AES: J. A. SPARLIN, Madill, Tech. lnslilule: CYN- THIA SPEAR, Tulsa, Home EC.: JAN SPEEGLE, Moore, Edu- calion: ANDREW SPEIR, Checolah, Engineering: JANIE SPEN- CER, Albert Business. STEPHEN SPENCER, Midwesf Cily, Business: WILLIAM SPIEL- BERGER, Oklahoma Cily, Business: ANNE SPRINGALL, Okla- homa Cily, ABS: WOODARD SPRINGSTUBE, Welumka, A8152 ROBERT SPURLOCK, Shawnee, ABS: RICHARD STAERKEL. Coringion, ABS: JAMES STAFFORD, Tulsa, ABS. DIANE STAINES, Tulsa, Business: MICHAEL STAIR, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering: WILLIAM STALCUP, Oklahoma Cily, AHS! STEPHEN STAMPER,, I-lugo, AES: JUDITH STANDEFORD, No- wala, Home EC.: JAMES STANLEY, Oklahoma Ciiy Engineer- ing: LARRY STANLEY, Tulsa, Engineering. MICHAEL STARKS, Cushing, Engineering: PAMELA STARKS. Sfillwaler, Business: MIKE STATEN, Slillwaler, AES: SALLY STEBBINS, Seminole, Eclucalion: DAVID STEELE, Tulsa, Engineer- ing: JOE STEELE, Oklahoma Cily, Business: LAUREN STEELE, Tulsa, ABS. TIMOTHY STEEPER, Barllesville, Engineering: THOMAS STEI- CHEN, Ponca Cily, Agricullureg LINDA STEINCAMP, Sfillwafer. ASS: JAMES STENGLE, Enicl, Engineering: LIZBETH STEPHEN- SON, Sapulpa, Educalion: JENNEY STERLING, Norman, Home EC.: CATHY STEVENS, Tulsa, Educalion. FRESHME ENNETH STEVENS, Agra, Business' MARTHA STEVENS, Ponca iw AES' JUDITH STEVENSON, Tulsa Home Ecx RUTH STEVENSON, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec,: DEBORAH STEWART, Tulsa ASS' LANELLE STEWART, Sulphur, Business: REBECAA STEWART, Tulsa, Educafion, JOYCE STINGLEY, Ponca Cify, Educalion: ELIZABETH STITT, Oklahoma Cily, AES' BRENDA STOCKMAN, Barllesville ABS? LONNIE STOKES, Chelsea, Agricullure: VICKI STOLEN, Tulsa, ABS' DEE STONAKER, Semirole, Educalion: STEVEN STONE, McAles1er Aqricullure. JOE STORIN, Midwesf Cily, AHS: LINDA STORM, Oklahoma City, AHS' BEVERLY STORTS, Oillon, Home EC.: PAMELA STORY, Holdenville, Business: PAMELA JO STORY, Midwesl Ciw, Educalior' ENOS STOVER, Sulphur, Engineering: JANICE STOVER, MedIord, Educafion. STERLING STOVER, Oklahoma Cily, Business: KAREN STRADER, Tulsa AES' KARIN STRAIN, Tulsa, Business: SHARON STRANGE, Tulsa ABS: GARY STRAUB, Lone Woll, Aqriculfure' DANA STRICKLIN, Oklahoma City, AHS: NANCY STRINGER, Claremore Home Ec. JANET STRINGFIELD, Seminole Home Ec.: SYLVET-TA STRIP- LIN, Tulsa, AES: VIVIAN STROBEL, Tulsa Educalion' CLINTON STRONG, Bofse Ci',, ASS: LYNNE STRONG, Oklahoma City, ASIS' GAIL STROUD, Oklahoma Cily, AES: MEMORY STUNZ, Tulsa, AES. BONNER SUDBERRY, Tulsa En-Lneering' CHARLES SUGHRU, Oklahoma Cily, Business: MICHAEL SULLIVAN, Tulsa Business' WILLIAM SULLIVAN, Somerville, NJ. Business: JOHN SUL- TON, Tulsa AXIS' STEPHEN SUMMEY, Goldsboro, N.C. AXIS' LINDA SUMNER, Oklahoma Ciw, ASS. GLINDA SUMTER, Claremore Eouca?ion' DAVID SUTTON, Tulsa Business' DANNY SWABB, Oklahoma Cily, Enqineeriro' LARRY SWALES, Lawfon, Engineeriho: DANI SWAN, Cleve land Busiress' CAROL SWANSON, Tulsa. AES' SHIRLEY SWEATT, Oklahoma Cify, AHS. CYNTHIA SWEET, Ponca Cily, ABS: JODY SWEETIN, Tulsa, AES' RICHARD SWENUMSON, Houslon, Texas, ASS: CHARLES SWINTON, Enid ASS' SUZANNE SWITZER, McAles- +er Business: ROY SWORDS, Ponca Cify, Aqriculfureg ELAINE SYKES, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion. MAX TALLEY, Sfillwaler, Business: JANE TANNER, Claremore, Home Ecu JUDY TARTER, Oklahoma Cily, Educafionp ROD TATCHIO, Slillwafer, Tech. lnslifule: SUZANNE TATE, Oklaf homa Cily, Business: JAN TAUTFEST, Marland, Educaliont DEAN TAYLOR, Shawnee Engineerind. JACKE TAYLOR, Moore, Educalion: JOHN TAYLOR, Sfillwaler, Business' JOHN M. TAYLOR, Tulsa, Tech, lnslilule: JOSEPH TAYLOR, River Eoresl, Ill., AHS: DEAN TAYLOR, Oklahoma C ,, Engineering: MAURINE TAYLOR, Tulsa, Educalion' LARRY TAYLOR, Oklahoma Cify Engineerirq. LYNN TAYLOR, Chilocco Educaiion: RAJEAN TAYLOR, Wann, AHS' ROBERT TAYLOR, Skialook, AHS: STEVEN TAYLOR, Mc- Alesler, AES- CLAUDIA TEDDY, Oklahoma Cily, ASS: STEVEN TEEL, Hooker, Aoricul'ure' JERI TENOR, Tulsa, AHS. SUSAN TEFFT, Enid, Business' PEGGY TEGERSON, Oklahoma Cir, Educalion' GEORGANN TEIIZEL, Enid, A8157 LINDA TEMPLETON, Tulsa, Business: MARGARET TENER, Oklahoma Cfiq AHS' ROSE TENGRAM, Oklahoma Cily Educafiort ROB- ERT TESTER, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, JOE THEOBALD, Ponca Ciry Business: KENNY THETFORD, Holdenville, Engineering: BETTY THOMAS, Cafoosa, A8153 JOE THOMAS, Copan, Aqricullure' JOHN THOMAS, Muskogee, ASS' NORMA THOMAS, Housfon Texas, Educafior' ROBERT THOMAS. Woodward, Aoriculfure. ff WW .,,, ,LW EY 539 FRESHME STEPHEN THOMAS, Tulsa, AS1S' BARBARA THOMPSON, Okla- homa Cily, Educalioni LARRY THOMPSON, Boise Cily Aori- culfure: RANDALL THOMPSON, Oklahoma Ciw Enaineerfng: REBECCA THOMPSON, Mizlwesf Cily, A8157 ROBERT THOMP- SON, Slillwaler, A81S: ROY THOMPSON, JeBerson Ciw, Mo. Enoineerino. 1 SHARON THOMPSON, Skialook AES: KENNETH THROWER, Oklahoma Cily, Business: BECKY TICE, Oklahoma Cify, Axis: MICHAEL TINSLEY, Oklahoma Cily, AES: JOAN TIPPECON- NIC, Cache, ABS: BEVERLY TIPPETT, Midwesl Ci', Educalion: CHERYL TITUS Slroud, Business. LINDA TODD, Tulsa, Business: GEORGANN TOLSON, Tulsa, Business: MARK TOMER, Tulsa, Business: JANIS TOMPKINS. Oklahoma City, A8151 SANDY TOWRY, Tulsa Educafion: LINDA TRACE, Tulsa, Business: MICHAEL TRACY, Oklahoma Cily, A81S. TERRY TAYLOR, Memphis Tenn., Agfsi RONNIE TREAT, Shawnee, Engineering: CHARLES TRENT, Del Cily Business: GLENDA TRENT, Tulsa, Home EC.: BECKY TRENT, Caney, ABS: KAREN TROTIER, Tulsa, A81S: TERESA TROWER, Tulsa, Educa- hon. PATRICIA TRUAX, Shidler, Home EC.: GEORGE TRUMMER, Oklahoma Cily, Business: CATHEY TUHEY, Muncie, Ind., ABS? JAN TULL, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: MICHAEL TULLY, Pauls Valley, Tech. Inslilule: JUDY TURNER, Tulsa, Educaoon' CATHY TUXHORN, Helena, AHS. GEORGE TWILLEY, Tulsa, Enoineeerinq' SUSAN ULMER, Okla- homa Cily, Home Ec.: LARRY ULRICH, Apache A81S: FORREST UNDERWOOD, Tulsa, A8157 WESLEY UPCHURCH, Reslon Va., A81S: GARI VACHE, Randlell, Home Ec.: JEANNETTE VAIL, Oklahoma Cily, Educafion. RICHARD VALLANDINGHAM, Tulsa, A81S: SHARON VAN- ALSTINE, Duncan, Business: SUSAN VANBURKLEO, Anllers, Business: JANE VANCE, Pond Creek, AX1St FRANCOIS VAN- DENBROEDER, Recife, Brazil AES' RHONDA VANN, Musko- gee, Educalion' DON VARELA, Collinsville, Engineering, DEAN VAUGHAN, Oklahoma Cily AES: PHILLIP VAVERKA, Tulsa, Tech. Inslilule: MICHAEL VEGHER, McA:esler, Business: CAROL VEIT, Hunler, A31S: RONALD VENABLE, Enid, Business: JANE VENZKE, Ponca Cily, Agisi JOHN VILLARREAL, Yukon. Enqineering, THERESE VOELLINGER, Oklahoma Cily, A31S: WADE VOISE. Perry, Aqricullure: ,JUDY VOSSLER, Oklahoma Cily, A8157 ELIZABETH VROOMAN, Tulsa, Educalion: MYRA WADE, Del Cily, A8151 WILLIAM WADLEY, Allen, Engineering- EMERALD WAINEE, Kailua, Hawaii, Business. SHERIE WAID, Lone Woll, Business: DAVID WALDEN, Tulsa, Business: TERRY WALDRON, Ponca Cily: ANNE WALKER, Tulsa A81S: BRENDA WALKER, Okemah, Business: CHARLES WAKEN, Enid, Business: GARY WALKER, Boise Ci+y, Agricul- lure. HAROLD WALKER, Elk Cily, Engineering: JAMES WALKER, Pulnam Cily, Aqricullure: JAY WALKER, Hollisler, A8153 MAR- THA WALKER, Duncan, Home Ec.: KAY WALKER, Wichila, Kan. Home EC.: PAMELA WALKER, Ponca Cily, A81S' PHYLLIS WALKER, Horniny, A81S. CHARLES WALLACE, Tulsa, Engineerinq: MARILYN WAL- LACE, Allus, AX1S: ELIZABETH WALLIS, Oklahoma Cily, Aglsi MARCIA WALTERS, Oklahoma Cily, Business: ANNE WALTON, Tulsa, A8157 PAULETTE WAMEGO, Sand Springs, ABS: CURT WARD, Barllesville, Home Ec. RICHARD WARD, Barllesville, Engineering' RONALD WARD, Sliqler, A81S: DAVID WARDEN, I-lenryefla, A8152 DON WARN- BERG, Oklahoma Cily, Business: JUDY WARREN, Oklahoma Cily, Business: SHARON WARREN, Sapulpa, A818 RICHARD WATERFALL, Slillwaler, AHS. Staff Wonders, Does Anyone Read Th1S Stuff? RANDY WATERMAN, Oklahoma City, A81S: KATHRYN WAT- SON, Oklahoma City. A81S' ROBERT WATSON, Tulsa, A81S7 JOHN WATT, Tulsa, Engineering: GARY WATTERS, Bartles- ville, AX1S: DOUGLAS WATTS, Ponca City, Business: HENRY WAUAHDOOAH, Lawton, Agriculture. GARY WAY, Shawnee, Engineering: JIM WEATHERBY, Midwest City, Engineering' LINDA WEATHERLY, Wheeler, Texas, A81S7 DAVID WEAVER, Tulsa, AX1S' GEORGE WEDDING, Stillwater, Education' LINDA WEEKS, Checota, Business, PHIL WEHREN- BERG, Loya' Tech. Institute. LOUISE WEIBEL, Stillwater, Home Ec.: SHERYL WEIGANT. Tulsa, Education' SHIRLEY WELCH, Duke, Home Ec.7 ELBERT WELLS, Shawnee, AX1St MELODY WELLS, Tulsa, Business7 DEL- OS WELSH Oklahoma City, Engineering: SHARI WESCOTT. Tulsa, Business. JUDITH WEST, Tulsa, Education- WILLIAM WESTFAHL, Law- ton, Engineering' DIANA WESTFALL, Oklahoma City, Business: LES WETMORELAND, Oklahoma City, Engineeringg MARY WHEATLTY, Tulsa, A81S: DONALD WHEELER, Bethany, Busi- ness' JUDY WHEELER, McAlester, ASS. PAULA WHEELER, Tulsa, Business' STEVE WHEELER, Oklahoma City, A81S7 TERRY WHEELER, Stillwater, A31S7 GARY WHISEN- HUNT, Sand Springs, Home Ec: NANCY WHITAKER, Tulsa, Home Ecu WESLEY WHITE, Tulsa Home Ect DONNA WHITE, Oklahoma City, Education. FRED WHITE, I-tenryetta, Engineering: LARRY WHITE, Tulsa, Tech. lrstitute' RICHARD WHITE, Tulsa, Erciineeringi SUSAN WHITE, l-tomry, A81S' WALTER WHITE, Oklahoma City, A81SA JANIS WHITED Tulsa, Busiress' JEAN WHITENECK, Wood- ward AHS. JUDY WHITENER, Wheeler Texas AX1S' ROBERT WHITLOW. Oklahoma City AES: BRENDA WHITMORE, Tulsa, A81S: SUSIE WHITMORE, Tulsa, Home Ecx CHARLES WHITTAKER, Okla- homa Cit. Enizireerira' LYNDAL WHITWORTH, Lamoni Agri- culture: MARY WHOMBLE, Edmond, A81S, DENNIS WIDOWSKI, Bartlesyille, A8157 JOHN WIGGINS. Bartlesyille A81S' DARCY WILKEN, Tyrone, A8157 CATHY WIL- KIE, Pampa, Texas, Home Ec.: WILLIAM WILKISON, Oklahoma City, Engineering' LESLIE WILLBANKS, Tulsa, AX1S7 BONNIE WILLIAMS Tuisa, AX1S. LYNNE WILLIAMS, Perryvon, Texas, A8157 JOHN WILLIAMS. Oklahoma City, A81S7 SUZANNE WILLIAMS, Ponca City, A81S: PAMELA WILLIAMS, Oklahoma City, A81S: PHILIP WILLIAMS, Oklahoma City, Engineering' PEGGY WILLIAMS, Tulsa, AX1S7 RANA WILLIAMS, Oklahoma City, AX1S. REGINA WILLIAMS, Sulphur, Education: REX WILLIAMS, Claremore Business: RICHARD WILLIAMS, Eort Smith Ark., A8151 THOMAS WILLIAMS, Tulsa, Business, THOMAS H. WIL- LIAMS Stillwater, A81S: NEIL WILLIAMSON, Sailing A81S7 GLADYS WILLISON, Ponca City, Education. ROBERT WILLS, Oklahoma City, Engineering, BILLY WILSON, Stigler, Engineering: GAIL WILSON, Oklahoma City, Business: ANNETTE WILSON, Tulsa. Education: JOSEPH WILSON, Ponca City, Engineering: JUDY WILSON, Okmulgee, Educationf LAR- RY WILSON, I-tarrah, Agriculture. LINDA WILSON, Tulsa, Education: MARSHA WILSON, Okla- homa City, Home Ec.7 MIKE WILSON, Tulsa, Business7 PAULA WILSON, Shawnee, Home Ec.g PEGGY WILSON, Ponca City. ASS: ROBERT WILSON, Tulsa, Engineering: RICHARD WILTSE, Midwest City Engineering. LARRY WIMMER, Ponca City, Engineering: MICHAEL WIN- CHELL, Oklahoma City, Engineering, CAROL WINFIELD, Enid, A81S: ANITA WINHAM, Rush Springs, A81S: STEVE WINK- LER, Oklahoma City, Business: JOHN WINTERS, Tulsa, Home Ec.7 STEVE WINTRODE, Tulsa, A81S. FRE HM 34' Nr X u L A a- I-. HERBERT WISE, Tulsa, A819 ROBERT WISE, Barfleswlle Agn! culfureq WILLIAM WHITMAN, BerIsenvIIIe, III.. AqrIcuIM.fe GARY WODE, I-IwIsvIIIe, Afa. AES' LINDA WOLF, Oklahcme CIW Educahonr LARRY WOLFF, Cushinq AqrIc.1IIure. MARY WOMACK, I-Ielem, BusIre:ss7 JACKIE WOOD, Oklalc me CIW, AXIS: JAMES WOOD, Tulsa, AXIS? LINDA WOOD SemIrIoIe, Educahomq STEVEN WOOD, KI'IqIIsI1er AXIS' PAULA WOODALL, Ramon, Texas, ASIS. AMBIA WOODARD, Checofah, Home Ecx GUY WOODMAN Elk CIW BusIriesS, SUSIE WOODRING, MIcIwes' CIW AXIS LINDA WOODRUFF, Oklahoma CIW, AXIS' CAROLYIN WOODS, Tulsa, Edllcahoro' KENNETH WOODS, Lawlor, Emlsl- 'Bess MARGARET WOODS, Tulsm Howe EC: ROBERT WOODS Oklahoma CIW, Home EC.: GARALD WORLEY, MIdwesI CY. Enchncerinot RUTH WORTHEN, Harrah, ASIS? BARBARA WREDE, Gefmw, Home EQ' BARBARA WRIGHT, Oklmlcwfg CIW BUSINESS, JAIME WRIGHT, Oklahomfl CP, Bhshiess' KAREN WRIGHT, Wagoner, ABS: MARY WRIGHT, SfIIIwzaTer Home EC: MIKE WRIGHT, EvIId, Business' MILDRED WRIGHT, Tulsa, AXIS' PAUL WRIGHT, Muskogee Efc 'ec-'Irs' GARLAND YARBOR- OUGH, Salma. AZQS. NICKI YARBROUGH, Checmar A:1IIcIlIII,re' KAREN YEAGER, Tulsa, ABS: JAMES YEAKLEY, Oklahoma CIW ASIS7 CAROLYN YEATS, BarIIesvIIIe, ASIS: LARRY YOCUM, E Id Bllsmesss MY- RA YOESTING, Edmcfd I-Icffe Ecu ELIZABETH YOUNG, Shfawvoo, BIIsIrIess. JAMES YOUNG, Tulsd, AXIS' SHARON YOUNG, OICIqr'E i, CIW, Educfaliong MARIANNE ZALEWSKI, FI. SIII, Agriculfwe' JAMES ZELINSKI, BfIr+fesvIIIc- EusIfcss' LAWRENCE ZIGRANG, Tl.Isfa EvoIIweerInQ' LINDA ZIMMERMAN, S'IIIWa+er ABSj DONNA ZURMEHLY,SIIf1wIIfe Edllcuhorv. Whzlt could hc more fun than having yourself covered from hand to toe in shuving cream? Wixlnixlg or losing, cvcryonc had fun. 542 The sands of time hurried by. Along with them they took our lives. We made our mark and left our foot- steps behind us. But with the sand, they will some day be washed away and forgotten and they will be replaced by others. e Index -wg '- gf: QL gi. .V lf! if ':,f1hlQ- ,L . . l -1:-iii K' K Wifi? 'laik iff Vifgygi U 9 , 5, Q W ,, .- RWM W, Appleby, A Aaron, Marianna, 456, 328, Ab, S. Irhal, 263 Abbas, Uthman, 456, 263 Abbott, Eldon D. lr., 486 Abbott, Ierry, 521, 392 Abbott, Paul, 486, 398 Abbott, Robert, 291 Abdulla, Ali, 263 Abel, Deanne, 521, 377, 218 Abercrombie, Charles, 521, 344, Abernathy, Clayton, 456, 398 Abernathy, Larry, 486, 327, 216 Abitz, Linda, 521, 319 Abney, Michael, 502 Aboussie, Donna, 456, 336 Abrams B r 250 238 , a bara, 502 Algirrts, Susan, 486, 386, 319, 214 Ackerman, Iellrey, 486, 311 Ackerson, Mark, 456, 241 Acklin, Charles, 521, 360 Acton, Marty, 502, 332 Adair, Terry, 456, 316 Adair, Ioe, 456, 343 Adair, Ioseph, 456, 186, 192, 200 Adair, Nancy, 456 Adams, Bill, 456 Adams, Fred, 243 Adams Martha, 521, 386 Adams, Richard, 456, 234, 216 Adams, Sylvia, 456, 377 Adcock, James, 521, 339 Addison, Gary, 521 Aden, Tohnny, 486 Adkins Adler, , Linda, 456, 377 jennifer, 456 Adsit,1udith, 521, 368 Aggers, Richard, 502, 331, 236 Agnew, Iames, 502, 359 Agnew, Michael, 456 A mad, Nizam, 486, 263 Ahmed, Atique, 456, 263 Ahmed, Sultan, 452, 263 Ailey, Darrell, 502, 396 Ajiboye, Michael, 262 Akhtar 546 , Humayun, 263 Student Individual Index Akin, Kenneth, 456, 398 Akin, Larry, 456, 356 Akin, Marian, 502, 419, 269, 268, 267, 270 Akin, Patricia, 521, 440 Albert, Nancy, 521, 440 Albertson, Bruce, 521, 431 Albitz, Mary, 290 Albrecht, Walter, 502, 396 Albright, Franklin, 521, 392, 201 Albritton, Nancy, 486, 288, 270 Albury, Stanley, 192 Alby, Theodore, 231 Alden, Charles, 486, 340 Aldrich, Gary, 521, 431 Aldrich, Joe, 486, 398 Alexander, Ashley, 280 Alexander, Bill, 456, 398 Alexander, Chad, 486, 339 Alexander, Dean, 148 Alexander, Iames H., 502, 275, 311 Alexander, James L., 456 Alexander, Ieanne, 456, 283, 314 Alexander, Ioanne, 486, 374, 425 59, 188, 260, 259, 248, 214 Alexander, lohn, 456, 323, 243, 244 Alexander, Larry, 225 Alexander, Madalyn, 486, 419 Alexander, Philip, 260 Alexander, Sheila, 486, 242, 248, 250 Alger, Thomas, 456, 398 Aljiboori, Nadhima, 452 Alkalash, Mahmud. 263 Allan, Richard, 456 Allbritton, Armond, 521, 392 Allen, Barbara, 486, 435, 259 Allen, Betty, 486. 404, 249 Allen, Cheryl, 502, 368 Allen, Dennis, 278 Allen, Donald, 486, 381 Allen, Ellen, 502, 419 Allen, Tack, 521, 340 Iames, 253 Allen, Allen, Kathy, 502, 242 Neil, 247 Allen, Allen, Patricia. 62 Allen, Reid, 174 Allen, Roger, 452 Allen, Ronald, 456, 243 Allen, Terry, 270 Alley, Katherine, 502, 336, 67 Allison, Gary, 486, 398 Allison, Malcom, 431, 451 Allison, Nancy, 456, 352 Allmand, Stephen, 486, 398 Allmon, Ida, 521, 440 Allred, Larry, 192, 200 Allsup, Francene, 502, 404 Allton, Phyllis, 521, 440 Alrawi, Baha, 263 Alsbrook, Dana, 502, 377 Alsdurf, Earl, 277, 255 Ama, Hwang, Chih-Ming Li, 452 Amann, William, 267, 265 Ambrose, Ianice, 502. 409 Amelon, Catherine, 521, 440 Ameringer, Kurt, 502, 311 Ames, Craig, 456, 320 Ames, Harrison, 502, 431 Ames, Penny, 521, 328, 249, 69 Amilian, Richard, 502, 360, 148 Ammons, Linda, 486, 332, 174 Amrhein, Francis, 452 Anders, Melvin, 502, 253 Anderson, Sharon, 486, 425 Anderson, Andrea, 486, 368, 278, 242, 214 Anderson, Angela, 521, 440 Anderson, Clillord, 456, 363, 271 Anderson, Darrel, 226 Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson, Anderson Anderson Anderson Deborah, 521 Anderson, , Dona, 502, 242 Donna, 521, 242 Edwin, 521 Erik, 456 Evelyn, 521, 386 Frederick, 192 Gayle, 521, 425 Anderson, Linda Mae, 521, 319 Anderson, Lynn, 425 Anderson, Patricia, 502, 332 Anderson, Rod, 502, Anderson, Sharon, 502, 409, 259 Anderson Andrew, Andrew, , Vernon, 486, 392 David, 193 Paula, 521, 425 Andrew, Shirley, 486 Andrews, Carol, 486, 377 Andrews, Diana, 502, 377 Andrews, Henry, 456, 327 Andrews, Iamcs, 486, 359 Andrews, Iohn, 209 Andrews, Mary, 521, 328, 300 Andrews, Max, 521, 340 Andrews, Michael I., 450, 344 Andrews, Priscilla 521, 435 Aneshansley, Iames, 521, 312 Angulio, Irma, 245, 247 Ankcrsheil, Mary, 502, 425 Ankcrsheil, Robert, 456 Anthamatten, Iames, 502, 356 Patricia, 456, 336, 69 Iames H., 486, 360, 215 lames M., 521, 339 lere, 502, 398 Anderson, ludyth, 456, 425 Anderson Karen, 486, 304 Anderson Larry, 381 Anderson, Linda Kay, 456, 419 Applewhite, Carl, 452 Applewhite, Shirley, 452 Arafat, Ibithaj, 452, 263 Arango, Luis, 456 Archibald, Walter, 456, 192. 331 Arendt, Lynette, 486, 440, 259. 249 Arener, Sharon, 290 Arie, Iacob, 262 Arkin, loseph, 291 Arledge, John, 452 Armbruster, Robert, 486, 327, 229, 242, 193 Armstrong, Billy, 502 Armstrong, Blaine, 486. 398 Armstrong, Carl, 148 Armstrong, Frank- 486, 398 Armstrong, ludith, 456, 258, 332 Armstrong, Rodney, 486, 398, 264, 70, 193 Armstrong, Terry, 502, 398 Armstrong, Vicki, 521, 404 Arnn, Dennis, 521, 331 Arnold, Cheryl, 456, 304 Arnold, Donna, 502, 409 Arnold, Iames, 291 Arnold, Michael, 148 Arnold, Winston, 486, D5 Arrowood, Michael, 502, 396 Arthur, Ierry, 229 Artz, Rebecca, 521, 440 Asbury, Carolyn, 521, 332 Asbury, Ioyce, 456, 425, 256 Ascarrunz, Katia, 521, 438 Ashbaugh, lack, 521, 431 Ashby, lo, 502, 425 Ashby, Troy, 228 Ashe, Michael, 502, 398 Ashenhurst, Deborah, 486, 304, 214 Ashford, Larry, 521, 392 Ashley, Winfred, 456, 226 Ashmead, Marie, 244 Ashtari, Freidoun, 486. 431, 262 Ashworth, Tohn, 521, 431 Asplund, George, 502, 343 Atchinson, Theodore, 456, 367 Atherton, Dale, 486, 320, 174 Atherton, Nancy, 502, 368, 218 Atkins, H. Gray, 192 Atkins, john, 502, 343, 238 Atkison Ianice, 486, 244 Atkisson, Paul, 521, 392, 240 Aton, james, 456, 411 Atterberry, Francis, 290 Aubrey, Michael, 502 Augerson, Scott, 521, 411, 291, 199 Ault, Iohn, 193 Ault, Marshall, 521, 431 Ault, Robert, 502, 392, 196 Austin, james, 457, 192, 339 Austin, Victor, 71 Austin, William E., 457, 398 Autry, Paul, 521, 431 Autry, Stephen, 502, 344 Averill, Edwin, 502, 396 Avra, Herchel, 486, 381, 268, 267, 265 Axe, Cynthia, 486, 336 Axley, Iames, 457, 340 Aylward, Michael, 521, 411 Alarm, Fereydoun, 262 . ,ff STILLWATER'S MOST MODERN AND PROGRESSIVE BANK ATI AL BA AND TRUST COMPA SHLLWATER, OKLAHOMA - MEMBER F. D. tc. ave WMV? Z ' -1: ,- .--5.-I ESI f- j7g:, ,,,, Y .' - ' ii E ' 1--ll 1 I - . r Illl I cj II -Q-'17 'LTI if E T s Q PII , i ' , , , - sr X IF -C-v I TQ U IB ii 2 aww v Q' I ' '4 'fs 1-f Il I afiii n ii me u Ilnjl rg., --a.-'1 '-2.. ' FACILITIES THE FACULTY CLUB Open To The members of The TaculTy and Their guesTs. Serving brunch, lunch, and dinner by reservaTion, in a delighTTul aTmosphere. THE COFFEE SHOP Fine Table service, dining room oTTering delighTTul choice oT Tood iTems Tor brealc- TasT, lunch, and dinner, THE STATE ROOM The STaTe Boom is STillwaTer's TinesT gour- meT dining wiTh quieT, 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 quiclc service. Serving brealcTasT, lunch, and dinner. THE BANOU ET SERVICE Special service in our privaTe dining parlors Tor luncheons and banqueTs Tor groups up To 800 persons. THE MEETING ROOMS The Unions 40 meeTing rooms can seaT over 5,000 simulTaneously and range in size Trom seaTing capaciTy oT under 20 To more Than l,200. THE SNACK BARS The STarlighT, The Sunroom TounTains and The SweeT Shop are open Tor in-beTween- 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 . . . Travel and Tour Agency. Your Oklahoma STaTe UniversiTy Ogifzfwfelfzlf Union DIRECTOR-G. E. RUTTMAN CreaTed as a cenTer oT acTiviTy Tor The universiTy Tamily, lThe sTudenTs, TaculTy, sTaTT, and Their guesTsl The STudenT Union olTers 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 300 educaTional conTerences each year. 'in ' 'em . . . and for visitors- The Union Club and The Coffee Shop . . . An 8I-room, compleTely air-condiTioned hoTel righT on The campus . . . TasTeTully. comTorTably decoraTed . . . Ancl a con- necTing coffee shop where exquisiTely pre- pared meals are graciously served. B Babcock, Mahala, 502, 425 B-accus, Anita, 457, 377 Bacher, Charles, 502, 398 Bacher, Janice, 521, 419 Back, Neilia, 502, 404 Bacon, David, 457, 192, 312 Badeen, Robert, 521, 431 Badgwell, Kathianne, 457, 440 Bad War, Rajiv, 521, 417 Badii, Reza, 262 Badley, George, 451, 233 Badra, Yousil, 263 Baer, Betty, 486, 425 Bagby, Larry, 502, 343, 238 Bagzis, Larry, 457, 286, 190, 275, 247 Ba ler, Larry, 457, 355, 198 Baht, Carlos, 521, 431 Bahr, Robert, 450, 278, 233 Bailey, Cecelia, 502 Bailey, Cleta, 502, 425 Bailey, Diana, 284 Bailey, Frances, 214 Bailey, Rebecca, 521, 319 Baily, Linda, 521, 314 Bair, Tracy, 457, 396, 192, 199 Barnett, Linda, 521 Barnett, Michael, 457 Barnum, Rebecca, 502, 282, 332, 215 Carol, 486, 425 Barr, Barr, Gary, 457, 312 Barr, Eames, 25, 66 obert, 286, 268 Barr, Barr, Susan, 502, 377 Barr, William, 273 Barrett, Charles, 486, 411 Barrett, James, 502, 240 Barros, Robert, 450, 233 Barrs, Lynne, 502, 328 Bartlett, Robert, 502, 316 Barton, Jean, 521, 335, 238 Barton, Nona, 502, 352 Barton, Thomas, 273 Bartusch, Jane, 502, 386, 65 Basore, Leslie, 502, 368 Bass, Neva, 457, 435, 279 Bass, Teresa L., 521, 368 Bass, Terry J., 486, 336 Bassel, Susan, 502, 332 Batchelder, Barbara, 502, 386, 250 Batchelder, David, 521, 356 Batchelder, Michael, 457, 245 Batdorf, John, 486, 431, 193 Bell, Donald, 52 Bell, Janis, 503, 386 Bell, Julie, 522, 440 Bell, Michael, 503, 320 Bell, Sammy, 457, 398 Bell, Steven, 522, 392 Bell Verlin 240 230 Bellamy, Jedy, 457, 294, 275, 328 Bellamy, Michael, 52, 308 Bellanca, Joseph, Bellatti, Dan, 522, 457 359 Bellmon, Patricia, 503, 425, 230, 256, 210 Belt, Belt, Martha, 52, 304 Sandra, 503, 304 381 Belteau, Ted, 52, Beme nt, Eugenia, 503, 259, 304, 72 Benbrook, Margaret, 486, 314, 230, 242, 214, 205 Benbrook, Marilynn, 503, 188, 314, 230, 214, 72 Benef Benef iel, James, 457 iel, John, 340 Bengs, Ricky, 457, 235 Ben ston, L. H., 287 BenRam, Sherry, 503, 440 Benhart, Sandra, 386 Bishop, Bill, 522,411 Bishop, Douglas, 458, 398 Bishop, John, 522, 360 Bishop, Linda Kay, 503, 332, 243 Bisho Bitne Sharon, 486, 404 iv, f, John, 522, 360 Bitsche, Edward, 522 Bitsche, James, 503 Bivens, Margaret, 486, 337 Bivin, William, 265 Bivins, Bixler, Bixler, Bixler, Black, Black, Black, Black, Black, Raymond, 522, 339 Judith, 522, 440, 230 Lee, 458, 327 Scott, 522, 316 Donald, 503 Franklin, 458, 431 James, 522, 431 Judy, 486, 281, 187, 335 Linda, 503, 435 Black, Nancy, 503, 425 Blackard, Danny, 148 Blackbird, Sandra, 486, 440, 217 Blackburn Carol, 52, 440 Blackbumj Joseph, 278 Blackbum, William, 486, 363, 291 Blackman, Barry, 207 Baker Suzanne, 521, 440 Baird, Carl, 192 Bnini, John, 71 Baird, Ralph, 486, 364 Baker, Alvin, 457 Baker, Anita, 521, 314 Baker, Barbara, 521, 219 Baker, Barbara, 502, 386, 307, 300 Baker, Charles, 457, 367, 275, 240 239, 236, 247, 245 Baker, Frank, 193 Baker, Herbert, 457 Baker, Janis, 521, 419 Baker, Baker Jeffrey, 486, 331 Jerry, 457, 360, as Bakeri John, 457 Baker, Baker, Joyce, 486, 386 Karen, 486, 386 Baker, Kay, 521, 435, 259 Baker, Lana, 502, 368 Baker, Nancy, 502, 335 Baker, Wayne, 190, 231, 194 Baker Staunton, 502, 344 Baker? Steve, 457, 356 Baker, Baker, Baker, Baker Theodore, 502, 411, 199 William, 521, 381 Willis, 486, 340 zny, 192 Balcom, Donna, 502, 396, 269, 268, 267 Bateman, Cecil, 521, 339 Bates, Allen, 486, 398 Bates, Barry, 193 Bates, Charles, 28 Bates, Douglas, 502 Bates, Elfleda, 521, 440, 254 Bates, Elvin, 486 Bates, Eaith, 502, 319 Bates, Allen, 502, 414 Bates, Jeanette, 521, 435 Bates, Roger, 457, 29 Batson, James, 286 B-atson, Patsy, 247 Battin, Donald, 451 Battle, Dick, 521, 359 Bauder, Barbara, 502, 425, 257 Bauer, Bauer, Bauer, Bonnie, 521, 304 Julia, 502, 404 Robert, 457, 398 Baughman, Bradley, 148 Baughman, Rebecca, 452 Baughman, Richard, 521, 381 Baumann, Karen, 71 Baustert, Stephen, 486, 392 Baxter, Anita, 502, 336 Baxter, Daryl, 521, 340 Baxter, Dianne, 457, 336 Baxter, Fred, 292 Baxter, Jess, 521, 431 Bay, Patricia, 521, 435 Benigar, Gary, 486, 398 Benkert, John, 277, 255 Bennett, Beverly, 457, 257, 352, 240, 204 Bennett, Calvin, 260 Bennett, Carol, 486, 371 Bennett, Donald, 457 Jimmy, 52, 431 Bennett, Bennett, Keith, 486, 398 Bennett, Linda, 486, 419. 269, 268 Bennett, Melody, 457, 328 Bennett, Nancy, 522, 352 Bennett, Phyllis, 503, 419 Bennett, Robert, 457 Rupert, 452 Bennett, Bennett, Stephen, 450 Wayne, 269, 268, 266, 270 Bennett, Bensch, Leonard, 251, 254 Benson, Jill, 486 Bentz, Roger, 52, 290 Berardi, Gerard, 503, 392 Bergman, Arthur, 274 Bergman, Charles, 52, 381 Bergmann, Jack, 503, 320 Bergschneider, Susan, 486, 187, 352, 82 Berkman, Diane, 486, 386 Berline, Helen, 503, 425, 268 Bernard, Richard, 503 Bernhardt, Helen, 457, 259, 307 Blsflgwell, Jeannie, 522, 386, 256, Blackwell, Merrie, 522, 425, 291, 256 Blackwell, Virginia, 522, 386 Blackwood, Nancy, 458, 435 Blaine, James, 503 Blair, Lajuana, 522, 419 Blair, Philip, 52, 398 Blaize, Janet, 486, 283, 188, 332, 214, 217 Blake, Larry, 503, 398, 286, 242 Blake, Linda, 487, 440 Blakemore, James, 522, 344, 238 Blakemore, Jesse, 458, 359, 192 Blakestad, Lynn, 52, 440 Blakley, Danny, 522 Blakley, Lynda, 503, 332 Blakley, Michael, 503, 316 Blando, Diana, 522, 435, 256 Blank, Linda, 503, 324 Blanke, Larry, 241 Blankinship, Randy, 522, 323 Blanton, Albert, 449 Blasdel, Brett, 520, 52, 360 Blasdel, Donna, 487, 377 Blasdel, William, 503, 360 Blaser, Vicki, 52, 419 Bledsoe, Mary, 487, 332, 69 Blehm, Marrel, 487, 253 Blevins, Jeannene, 269, 268, 270 Blevins, Johnny, 201 Booth, Gwen, 522, 352 Booth, Richard, 522, 316 Booth, William, 375 Booton, Darold, 52, 381 Borchardt, Kiathy, 503, 307 Bordelon, Karen, 522, 404 Borders, Robert, 503, 431 Borgstrom, Carol, 522 Born, Charles, 522, 316 Bornemann, Mary, 503, 435, 259, 230, 222 Borum, Norman, 522, 381 Borunda, Elaine, 52, 386 Borunda, Royetta, 487, 386, 189 Boss, Miranda, 458, 425 Bostain, Ronald, 458 Bostic, Katrina, 522, 377 Botchlet, Terry, 522, 364 Botz, Diana, 522, 314 Bouakadakis, Irene, 52, 386 Boubshait, Mohammed, 277 Bouldin, Carolyn, 503, 280 Bouldin, Thomas, 52, 300, 303 Bounds, John, 522, 360 Bounds, Michael, 448, 232 Bourdette, John, 192 Bourland, Michael, 522, 381 Bouse, Glen, 52, 392 Bowen, David, 523, 327 Bowen, Rex, 458, 396, 267 Bowerman, Jane, 271 Bowers, Jo, 503, 337 Bowersox, Phil, 503, 344 Bowersox, Stephen, 523, 344, 238 Bowie, Sharon, 487, 386 Bowles, Alan, 487, 359 Bowles, Jean, 523 Margo, 523, 307 Bowles, Bowles, Thomas, 451, 233 William, 523, 355 Bowles, Bowlin, Chuck, 270 Bowlin, Slynthia, 503, 404 Bowlin, olly, 503, 307 Bowling, John, 274 Bowling, Timothy, 522, 431, 273 Bowman, Carol, 487, 314, 237, 249, 256 Bowman, Delaine, 503, 335 Bowman, Pat, 273 Bowman, Willard, 458, 411, 252 Boxberger, Carolyn, 487, 404, 259 Balcom, Loela, 457, 404, 292, 269, 268, 267 Baldwin, Charles, 521, 278, 320 Baldwin, Guy, 521 Baldwin, Jimmie, 449 Bales, Kay, 521, 314 Balfe, Marshall, 264 Bayless, Thomas, 268 Bayliss, Bobbie, 502, 419 Baylor, Janet, 521, 409 Bayouth, Edward, 521, 320 Bayouth, Jon, 299 Bays, Karen, 521, 419 Bays, Roy, 167 Bernhardt, Joe, 522, 392 Berry, Carol, 503, 368, 218 Berry, Cheryl, 503, 307, 28 Berry, James, 238 Berry, Jan, 486, 314, 240, 209, 214 Berry Berry , Mary, 503, 352 , Robert, 522, 320 Blevins, Michael J., 212 Blevins, Michael W., 503, 289 Blevins, Stephen, 487, 396, 268, 266, Block, Block, 270 Harry, 487, 398 Kenneth, 199 Bloomer, Larry, 503, 343 Ball, Alma, 502, 335, 215 Ball, Joe, 286 Ball, John, 486, 191, 327 Ball, Katherine, 502, 368 Ball, Ronnie, 486, 381 Ball, Tommie, 290 Ballard, Benny, 486, 348 Ballew, Jacqueline, 502, 386 Balsano, Charlotte, 502, 440 Balts, Kenneth, 452 Banhart, Sandra, 521 Banks, John, 225 Banks, Margaret, 218 Bannowsky, Lovell, 521, 396 Barber, Frank, 486, 381, 375, 236, 215, 200, 193 Barber, Joelene, 521, 404 Barber, Karen, 457, 377 Barber, Kathleen, 521, 425 Barber Barber , Pamela, 521, 404, 219 Ronald, 502, 327, 231 Beach, Beach, Beadle, Bonnie, 486, 435 Otis, 457 Sherry, 502, 404 Beadles, Alvin, 457, 308 Beadles, Gary, 486, 308, 225, 241 Beal, Billy, 226 Beal, S ydna, 502, 435 Beale, Deloris, 270 Beale, Elmus, 502, 414 Beall, Sharon, 486 Beames, Cara, 521, 409 Bean, James, 502, 414 Bean, Joel, 457, 398 Bean, Roger, 231 Beard, Gordon, 502, 392 Beard, Kirk, 502, 398 Bearden, Judy, 374. 215, 217 Bearden, Linda, 457, 377 Beasley, Betty, 457, 377 Beaty, James, 457 Beaty, John, 486, 193 Beaty, Phyllis, 486, 386 Bardisbanian, Joseph, 457 Barhydt, Mary, 521, 440 Barkalow, Jimmie, 521, 356 Barker, Larry, 457, 398, 255 Barker, Marcus, 521, 392 Barkley, Charles, 502, 340 Barnard, Christie, 457, 324 Barnard, Virginia, 290 Bames, Beverly, 502, 386, 218 Bames, Bonnie, 502, 328 Bames, Brenda, 502, 435 Bames, Charles D., 457, 359, 60, Beaubien, James, 502, 356 Bebee, Ronald, 457, 260 Bechtol, Richard, 148 Beck, Robert, 521, 396, 199 Becker, Douglas, 52, 392 Beckett, Karen, 522, 425 Beebe, Paul, 457, 398 Beeby, Larry, 486, 269, 268, 266, 265, 270 Beecham, Jane, 486, 307, 298 Beeman, Barbara, 522, 328 Belew 61, 193 Bames, Dennis, 52, 431, 218 Bames, Donna, 457, 377 Bames, Ellen, 457, 314, 237, 246, 249, 69 Bames, Jackie, 457 Bames, Ladonnia, 521, 409 Bames, Linda, 502, 328 Bames, Mary, 521, 386 Bames, Michael, 502, 360 Bames, Mickey, 199 Bames, Ray, 191, 194 Bames , Ronald, 457 Bames, Thelma, 486 Bames, Troya, 486 Bames, William, 502 Been, Gary, 457, 359 Beene, Ronald, 502, 411 Beers, Bonnie, 486, 386 Beese, Patricia, 522, 435, 218 Behne Beisel , Beisser, Bekure, Belair, elcher B , Belcher, Kathleen 502 404, 290 eresa, 522, 332 Janet, 457, 319 Solomon, 262 Gary, 192, 200 James, 503, 392 Pamela, 522, 440 Begdeli, Hussein, 262 ,Th , . Belcher, Roberta, 503, 440 Belcher, homas 52 392 T , , Belding, Billy, 522, 381, 230 anet 486 440 Berryhill, Alfred, 522, 431 Berryhill, Barbara, 522, 425, 219 Berryhill, Paul, 52, 322 Berryman, Raymond, 522, 431 Berryman, Susan, 52, 435 Bertch, Susan, 486, 425 Berthelot, Christine, 522, 386 Bertwell, Dennis, 52, 392 Best, Jane, 486, 435 Best, John, 486, 398, 193 Bettinger, Gayle, 522, 268, 324 Bettinger, Venita, 458, 425, 284 Beuch, Charles, 199 Bevis, Michael, 503, 355 Bevoni, Roy, 458, 355 Beyer, Wayne, 522, 414, 278 Bhuwasorakul, Thava, 252 Biard, Peggy, 522, 278, 352 Biby, Dennis, 52, 411 Biby, Sarah, 522, 440 Bickel, Priscilla, 52, 425 Bicket, B. Gayle, 503, 425, 276, 259 Bickford, Larry, 161 Bickle, Barry, 503, 339 Biddle, Karen, 503, 425 Biddler, Marilyn, 458, 386 Bigelow, Carol, 522, 328 Biggers, Steve, 522, 340 Biggert, Richard, 503, 356, 169 Bi nell, Michael, 503, 359 Biles, Donald, 448, 327 Billen, Paula, 486, 377 Billings, Robert, 522, 323 Billings, Rodney, 486, 323 Billingsley, Ric ard, 486, 411 Billingsley, Sidney, 192, 200 Bilotta, Carole, 486, 377 Bilyeu, Marion, 458 Bilyeu, Ronald, 201 Bingham, Bob, 458, 363 Bingham, Candace. 52, 440 Bingham, Linda, 455, 458, 285, 275, 206 Binton, Robert, 343 Birchfield, Linda, 486, 386 Birdwell, Daryl, 503 Birdwell, Harry, 52 Birkes, Gail, 503, 386 Birks, Teresa, 522, 440 Bloyd, Barry, 452, 327, 60 Bloyd, Beth, 259, 230 Blue, Julia, 451, 319, 233 Blue, Mary, 522, 335, 254 Bluethman, John, 458, 299, 303 Blum, Nancy, 449 Boaz, Linda, 487, 386, 189 Boaz, Stephen, 503, 360 Bocox, Loretta, 503 Bocox, Vickie, 503, 45 Bodnar, Lenice, 284 Boeckman, Anthony, 25 Boen, Dorothy, 458, 377 Boepple, David, 522, 431 Boesch, Bemeita. 452 Boersma, John, 52, 411 Bogert, Linda, 487, 404, 290, 272, 256 Bogert, Rebecca, 52, 336 Boggess, Tom, 52, 381 Boggs, Marsha, 503, 425 Bog e, Clyde, 52, 417 Bo le, Kathryn, 503, 319 Boxley, Karen, 458, 423 Boyd, Carol, 503, 409 Boyd, Donald, 487, 344, 193 Boyd, Jerry, 503, 331 Boyd, Philip, 2,61 Boyd, Stephen, 226, 66 Boydston, Gregory, 503, 398, 276 Boyer, Betty, 458 Boyette, Elizabeth, 52, 377, 260 Boyette, Mattie, 503, 377, 260 Boyle, Belsy, 487, 335 Boyle, Gary, 503, 343 Boyle, Johnnie, 523, 381 Boyle, Michael, 458 Boyles, Delmer, 487, 375, 268, 265 Bracher, Richard, 487, 340 Bracket, Barbara, 523, 419 Brackett, Donald, 251 Briaden, Carol, 523, 440 Braden, Ralph, 487 Bradford, Richard, 503, 414 Bradford, Sherry, 503, 425 Bradley, Bartow, 458, 289, 312 Bradley, Gary, 201 Briadley, James, 458 Bradley, Jerry, 28, 242 Bradley Judith, 458, 377 Bradley, Larry, 458, 242 Bradley, Nancy, 458, 242, 246, 249 Bradley, Patricia, 487, 425, 250 Briadley, Randy, 523, 381, 273 Bradshaw, Betty, 523, 328 Bofianan, Joan, 503, 377 Bohlmann, Nathan, 256 Boland , Wayne, 448, 232 Boldin, Karen, 487, 435 Bolding, Myra. 259 Boler, Vicki, 503, 352 Boles, Lyman, 522, 356 Bolick, Bolles, Mike, 487, 363 Cynthia, 52, 404 Bollinger, Ruth, 487, 423 Bolte, John, 458 Bolton, Diana, 503, 425 Bolton, Marjorie, 503, 377 Bond, Diana, 52, 386 Bond, James, 487, 411 Bond, Jon, 487, 268, 316, 254 Bond, Judy, 222 Bone, Harold, 487 Bonham, Jim, 449, 232 Bonham, Lawrence, 503, 398 Bonnell, Albert, 52, 343 Bonner, Sandra, 522, 440 Bontly, William, 52, 398 Btgilger, Susan, 503, 425, 230, 26, Booker, James, 522, 431 Booker, Lilly, 458 Bamett, Gerald, 457 Bamett, Jerry, 320 Bamett, Larry, 256 548 1 1 , . Belitz, Gary, 522, 431 Bell, Claudia, 503, 425 Bell, Dean, 344 Biscoe, Charles, 235 Biscoe, John, 458, 27 Bish, Teny, 503, 381 Booker, Megan, 284, 186, 187 Booley, Patty, 259 Boone, Thomas, 148 Bradshaw, Linda, 214 Brady, Anne, 523, 440 Brady, Dixie, 458, 409, 260 Brady, Marilyn, 487, 435 Briady, Michael, 487 Brady, Sandra, 523, 404 Briainard, James, 523, 381 Brainerd, Stephen, 458, 320 Brakefield, Pamela, 487, 404 Brakey, Robert, 458, 367 Braly, Charlotte, 503, 328 Bramlett, Reed, 523, 360 Branan, Elizabeth, 487, 386, 199 Branch, Robert, 503, 320 Branch, Virginia, 458, 272, 314, 64 Brand, Kathy, 523, 304 Brand, Raymond, 200, 193 Brandell, John, 523, 392 Brandt, Kathryn, 503, 386 Brandt, Michael, 523, 381 Brandt, Peggy, 523, 425 Brann, Michael, 458, 340 Branstetter, Maurel, 458, 324 Branton, Warren, 523 Branum, Scotty, 523, 431 Bravo, Mary, 214, 218 Brawley, Becky, 458, 332 Brawner, Paul, 503, 381, 236 Brazelton, Carl, 458, 355 Bnazil, Carol, 487, 425 Brazil, John, 487, 381, 191, 194 Brazil, Thomas, 201 Brazil, William, 271, 265 l3ryan. 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Thomas. 4711. 4l4 l1rut11n. llnhurt. 727. 545 Bryan, lit-yerlyg 723. 1511 Bill. 721 r. 5114. '547 ll117 114. 24 '17 Brt-hmer. I.r1rna. .72'5. '377 l'3r11xxc-r. Xlit-ltatll. 7-13. 3l15 lSrcrnvr.I11ltn. 521. 43l Bron n. .'Xllcn. 457. 5ll1 Braun, Mary. 4S7. 7114. 2l-1 Broun. llvlintla. 72'3. 4114 llreywr, B.. 2177 Broun. CI.i11tlit'11. 723.-15.7. 2l5 Brcywr. Chris, 51.13. 4ll Bron n. Cla rl. 4.7l l7reyyt1r. Diana. 7113. 41,14 Bron n. Cflirisrinw. 72'3. 4411 l5rt-yxvr. john. 52.1. 511 Pmnxn. Cfnnpt-r. 723. 377 Brian. Dana, 374 Brmvn, Dale. 723. f5411 liriant. Constance. 523. 125 Bmyvit. Diana. 253. l5ll Briflal. Camilla. 475 Br11yyn.l3arry'l.475. 1411 Bridal. Dr1nal4l.4.75. 1511 Br11xyrt..larnt-s ll.. .711'3. '35l Britlgt-s. Billy. 225 Brnyxn, larnvs Nl.. 457 llritluuyyatcr. XVintl1'l. 5111. 4lT Bron n. lanwt. 4-75. 414 llritlpm-xyater. Danivl. 4.75 Brnxxn, -It-rry'. 4.75 l5ritlyy'v.'ll. laurnetta. 7113. 'SSM Brmxn. john l-'.. 4.72 liriclxwll, Nita. .72'5. 44171 Br11xyn.l11ltn XY.. .72'3. 15l, 3111 llritlyyvll, Thnrnas. 457. 511 Rrmxn. Inlia. 725. 577 Briggs. l.isl11'th. 4.75. '3ll1. 242. 2211 Broun. ltlliv. 725. 4151. 2.74 Briggs. Tttppn-r. 244 Broun. Kart-n Kay. 457. 43.7 llrighatn. lvnnilt-r, 727. 4411 Broun. l'larr1n.'Xnn.4.75 4411 Bright. Lintla. 4.75. 577. 21il1. 2114 Brnyxn. Kathy-, .724. '3l7 21,77 Brnxyn. l,arry' l5.. 475 Brink. loc. 7113, 4l4 Bn-yyn, l.arry ll1'nt..72l 5411 Brinker. I-Itlith. 4.72. 324 Brnxxn. l.arry' Kent. .7115 31111. 22ll Britt. Alan. 725. ll12. 275 Broun. l.ir1tl.tl.11t1..711'3. 3114 l'lritt1'nharn. l.intla. 727. 4114 Brmxn. Nlarheln-. 723. 5.72. 2151 llrittnn. Dtfnnis. .725. '3l17 Broun. Nlargar1't.4.75. 4'5.7. 21111 l5ritt11n. Clary. 457. ll17 2l4. 2114 Britt-1n.lant1-s.475. 3331. 21111.3T.111J Brmyn, Nlarilyn l'ay'e. .711'5. 4411 llritton. Michael. .72'3. '5l2 Brnwrt, Nlarilyn Kay. 725. '3114 l5ritt11n. Nancy. 457. 25l. 532 Broun. Niarsltall. 2711 liroaclx. Davitl. 3112. 3175 Brniyn. Martha l... .71.14. 3115 lSr115ran. Paul. 5117 Bynxxn. Misha:-l I... .72'3. 5.7.7 l3rot:tl11n.llar11l4l.257, 211l Brnyyn. Painrla. 721. 42 3. 2l1l l3r11ltayy'. l.nt'lla. 457,-1114 Broun. Ralph. l45 llrr1rnil1'y'. lftlwarrl. .72'3. '5ll2. 2411 Broun. Rtllwuca l.y'nn. .7114. 35' llrnnaitirh, Charles. 417 Brrnyn. R-tilt-r. l117 lirmiks. Brttcv. .711 1. 5115 Broun. Ronaltl l1.. 2411 llrnnks, Carol. .711'1.-43.7 Brown. R11y'.-1.75. 59155 l'5rr111ks. Carroll. 457. 2-ll Brnyyn. Ruth. .72l. 41,'4 Iirrinks. l7r1'tl1'riClt. 7111.417 Broun. Sally, .723 llrriks. l.arry'. 723. 4ll. 2511 lirnyy n. Sharon 457. 4411 l'3r1111l.s. Patritlc. 457. 'S113 Broun. Slit-lley. 72'5. 41'4 Brrmks. Rnlwrt. 7111. 414 Broun. S11-1 1-n Nl.. 4551, 11111 l5ro11lts. S11-pltvn. 72'l. i5l Broun, Tvrry' l,ynn. l45 l'5rr11lu. TrL'ss.t. 24l1 Broun. 'l'lt11rn.1sl,1-star. -l7l1 Bryan. Roh:-rt. 723. S512 l3ryant.f.arr1l, 4.1l1. 4411. 254. 2111 Bryant. lla itl l'111 x . . . l5ry'ant. llonaltl. -l.7l1. 15117. 211l1. 21 2711 Bryant. Cleralcl. 4.79. 4ll Bryant. l.intla. 2.75 l3ryant, Michaul, 511-1,411.2 Bryant. Robert. 151.5 Bryant. llnbcria. 3114. N1 Bryant. ll-1naltl, 7114. 35117 Bryant. 'l'h11mas. 487. 177. 11l1N. 1 Hry ant. XX'ilCy'. 17114. 5114. 312 llrytlen, Karon. 723, 4411 Bryrlges. l.izh1'th. .72'1.4'33 l3ryngL'ls11n. lay. 723. 5l15 l5nchan. Vllilliam. 5114. 3.711 l5uc'hanan. Barry. 2177 llnchanan. Connie. 723. '3114 Buchanan. Dnnalcl. 2517. 247 l'5uc'hanan. Nlarlha. .725. 3511 l'3ut'hanan. Nancy. .72 S. 42.7 But-hnan. Virginia. 4.7l1. 2114 liuchnll. lvlintla. 487. '577 littultwalrl. Keith.-157. i'3l1 l7nt'hyy'altl. Leslie. 4.7l1. 114. 217. lint-k. Charles XV., .725 l'3t1t'k. Charles XV.. 521. 'S'3l1 l'5uck. Dayitl. .7114. 347. 2311. 2l5 l5ttt'lt. larrivs. .71l4. 3118. 22.7 llurlc. 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Stanlvy. 25l1. 247 Clault-x.larn1':. 1511 Cain, Gary, 524, 364 Cain, Glenn, 504, 381 Cain, James, 487, 381 Calavan, Michael, 524, 431 Caldron, Royce, 504, 392, 269, 268 256 Caldwell, Carolyn, 504, 371 Caldwell, Lester, 459, 237 Caldwell, Milan, 459, 348 Cales, Ruth, 504, 441 Callahan, Charles, 448 Callahan, Mary, 487, 336 Catlawy, Judy, 524, 419 Callison, Emest, 459, 227, 241 Calvert, Bobby, 524 Calvert, Robert, 235 Calvi, James, 524, 398 Cambem, Rex, 504, 398 Cameron, Cathy, 524, 304 Cameron, Lee, 504, 386 Cameron, Patricia, 504, 386 Camp, Cynlhia, 259 Camp, Larry, 459, 398 Camp, Rodney, 524, 381 Campbell, Donna, 504, 386 Campbell, Linda, 504, 386 Campbell, Michael, 459, 431, 255 Campbell, Myma, 459, 425, 246 Campbell, Nancy, 487, 441 Campbell, Robert, 524, 431 Campbell, Sarah, 487, 409 Campoli, George, 459, 398 Canaday, Roy, 524, 392 Cannon, Terry, 271 Cantrell, Patsy, 487, 419 Cantrell, Paula, 504, 404 Capron, David, 487, 359, 193 Carberry, Sterling, 452 Cardenas, Gloria, 504, 404 Carey, Diane, 459, 377 Carey, John, 504, 356 Carey, Patricia, 487, 324 Cargill, Hubert, 524, 392, 267, 265 Cargill, Roland, 459 Carignan, Vicky, 504, 45, 218 Carley, Cathryn, 504, 319 Carlile, Diane, 504, 386 Carlile, Jane, 487, 435, 290, 272 Carlile, Mark, 504, 303 Carlisle, James, 459, 303 Carmack, Curtis, 253 Carmichael, Montres, 524, 320 Cames, Michael, 291 Cames, Ned, 459 Camey, James, 459, 340 Cams, Dorothy, 524, 404 Carolina, Richard, 235 Carpenter, Cynthia, 459, 377 Carpenter, David, 487, 356, 156 Carpenter, Gracie, 524, 419 Carpenter, John, 200, 193 Carpenter, Paula, 524, 425 Carpenter, Robert, 504 Carpenter, Stuart, 524, 381 Carr, Ronnie, 487, 414 Carr, Roselan, 459 Carragher, Michael, 459, 381 Carreker, James, 148 Carrier, David, 487 Carrington, Patricia, 524, 404 Carroll, Alexis, 504, 336 Carroll, Michael, 153 Carroll, Patrick, 487, 392 Carroll, Susan, 487, 283, 314 Carroll, Thomas, 487, 431 Carruth, David, 487, 398 Carter, Carolyn, 524, 335 Carter, Connie E., 524, 407 Carter, Connie J.. 504, 404. 230 Carter, James, 460, 381, 230 Carter, Janis, 460, 283, 352 Carter, Judith, 504, 435, 237, 230, 217, 218 Carter, Kay. 504. 404. 319, 214 Carter, Randy, 487, 392 Carter, Ra mond, 235 Carter, Robert, 504, 359 Carter, Sandra, 487 Carter, Sher 1, 504, 282, 304 Carter, William, 487 Caruthers, John, 370 Carver, Mary, 504, 435 Cary, Jimmy, 487, 398 Case, Kenneth, 250 Case, Lynn, 69 Case, Suzanne, 524, 419 Casey, David. 487, 303 Casey, John, 524, 411, 199 Casey, Kathryn. 524, 441 Casey, Otis, 487, 290 Casey, Royce, 504, 227 Casey, William. 274 Cash, Darrell, 524, 381 Cason, Larry, 504 Casper, Arthur, B1 Casper, Ellen. 524, 386 Cassidy, Marilyn, 487, 386 Cassity, Michael, 460, 63 Casteel, Michael, 504, 381, 235 Castillo, Andrea, 504. 386 Castillo, Manolo, 291 Castin, Gene. 460, 340 Castleman, William, 524, 398 Cates, Cynthia, 524, 419 Cates, Dennis, 504, 276, 308, 29 Cathey, Floyd, 487 550 a Cathey, James, 148 Cathey, Jerry, 460, 381, 234 Catlin, Mary, 524, 441 Caudill, Carol, 524, 441 Caudle, Letha, 524, 441, 249 Causey, Catherine, 460, 336 Cavanagh, Susan, 504, 368 Caves, Douglas, 63 Cavett, Sandra, 524, 386 Cecil, Alan, 460, 392 Cecil, Carol, 524, 435 Celarier, Paula, 524, 257, 210 Center, Ewell, 487, 398 Chada, Robert, 192, 200, 202 Chadwick, Loan, 478 Chaffin, Jo n, 487, 360, 193 Chain, Jacqueline, 268 Chambers, Bert, 524, 398 Chambers, Nancy, 524 Chambers, Thomas, 488, 231 Champion, Brenda, 524, 386 Chan, Woodrow, 524, 392 Chance, Madelyn, 524, 368 Chandler, Carol, 504, 425 Chandler, Judy, 488, 45, 189, 231 Chandler, Linda, 524, 386 Chandler, Mary, 460 Chandler, Randall, 504, 375, 431 Chaney, Ann, 504, 258, 319 Chaney, William, 524, 398 Chang, Chi, 264 Chao, K. C., 264 Chapdelaine, George, 291 Chapel, Terryl, 460 Chapin, Keit , 488, 331, 200, 193 Chapin, Linda, 460, 386 Chaple, William, 460, 398 Chapman, Jacqueline, 524, 386 Chpaman, James, 240 Chapman, Kathleen, 504, 188, 352 Chapman, Leon, 452 Chapman, Sus-an, 488, 425 Chapman, William, 250, 251 Chappell, Michael, 290 Chappory, Gary, 460 Charles, Terry, 460, 244 Charloe, Angela. 504, 441, 270 Charloe, John, 524, 414 Chase, Carl, 524, 323, 300 Chase, Julie, 504, 435, 219 Chatham, Raymond, 504 Cheatham, Elden, 524, 381, 201 Cheatham, Jerr , 460 Cheatham, Kathy, 524, 324 Cheatham, Pamela, 488, 259, 324 Cheatwood, Gregory, 524, 398 Cheatwood, Harry, 148, 148 Cheek, Robert, 488, 356 Chen, Chin Hsin, 264 Chen, Pao Lun , 452. 264, 252, 252 Chenault, Marilyn, 524, 284, 314 Chenault, Marlene, 524, 419 Chemicky, Wayne, 504, 351 Cheshewallta, John. 524, 339 Chesser, Leicle, 488, 323 Chessmore, Charlott, 488, 377, 260 Chessmore, Steven, 392, 225, 230 Chester, Cheryl, 217 Chester, Marjorie, 488, 425, 219 Cheung, Jeffrey, 270, 264 Chew, Van, 226 Chien, James, 264 Chien, Joyce, 452, 264 Chihade, Souhel, 460, 411, 239 Chilcoat, Susan, 488, 386 Chilcoat, Dan, 460, 271, 347, 239, 245, 247 Child, Bemtadette. 524, 419 Childers, Gail, 282 - Childers, Linda, 504, 425 Childers, Patricia. 504, 352 Childress, Carol, 524, 441 Childress, Edward, 460, 303 Childs, Carolyn, 504, 377 Childs, Casey, 504, 381, 235 Chisam, Donald, 452 Chitwood, John, 449 Chitwood, Phillip, 451 Chlouber, Cl de, 524 Choate, Marilyn, 524, 386 Chockley, Jim, 451 Choroomi, Mahmoud, 488, 262 Choroomzadehdashti, 488 Christensen, Harold. 504, 289, 268 Christensen, Jan, 435, 187, 218 Christensen, John, 460, 231 Christensen, Kay, 524, 419 Christensen, Terry, 460, 312 Christensen, Billie. 504 Christian, Alan, 276 Christian, Sybil, 451, 319, 233 Christie, Carol, 524. 314, 255 Christman, Betsy. 488, 307 Christopher, Willar, 156, 156 Christy, Ronald. 524, 381 Chu, Gwojiun, 264 Chu, Louise, 264 Chu, Winnie, 264 Chun , Kyungja, 452 Churcia, John. 488. 414 Church, Judith, 488, 336 Church. Wayne, 524, 414 Churchill, John, 524, 431 Churchill, Sandra, 270 Cinnamon, Earl, 460, 228, 66 Cisco, Michael, 524, 411 , A Clabaugh, David, 488, 339, 216 Clabaugh, Susan, 504, 314, 249 Clanton, Peggy, 290, 272 Clapp, Gayle, 460, 441 Clark Clark , Albert, 460, 269, 268, 266 Ann, 504, 435, 256, 218 ctarki Barbara, 524, 409 Clark, Charles, 524, 343 Clark, Dale, 524, 331, 300 Clark, David, 488 Clark, Deborah, 524, 319 Clark, Dennis, 488, 392 Clark, Fred, 460 Clark, Gary, 488, 308, 237, 236, 26, 216, 66 Clark, James L., 524, 381 Clark, James M., 460, 339, 148 Clark Jan, 260, 214 cnfkj Janis, 488, 371, ass Clark, Jeannette, 449 Clark, Larry, 504, 414, 268, 219 Clark, Lynn, 285, 267 Clark, Pamela, 504, 404 Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark , Rebecca, 524, 419 , Richard, 524 , Robert, 524, 219 , Roger, 460, 381, 192 Stephen 488 359 Clarke, Larry, 504, sat Clarke, Sharon, 524, 377 Clarkson, Joan, 488, 386 Clark son, Theresa, 524, 419 Clary, Janet, 488, 307 Claus sen, Larry, 524, 320, 219 Claxton, Ricky, 524, 431 Clay, Cltayt Billy, 450, 327 on, Glen, 488 Clem, Neil, 148 Clemens, Pamela, 524, 441 Clem Clem ent, Gary, 524, 398, 270 ent, Mar 5 74 423 y, 04, 3 , , 219 Clement, Orrin, 488, 411, 290 Clemmer, Bmce, 261, 231 Coleman, Ronald, 488, 417 Coleman, Vicki, 525, 409 Collier, George, 193 Collier, Martha, 525, 425 Collin, Ellen, 525, 425, 271 Collingboume, Cindy, 525, 328 Collins, Coby, 505, 368 Collins, Glenda, 488, 409 Collins, Jody, 525, 381 Collins, John, 505, 396 Collins, Karen, 505, 435 Cralggns, Lindta, 460, 404, 260, 259, Collins, Roscoe, 525, 355 Collis, Donald, 460, 359 Collum, David, 525, 381 Colpitt, games, 274, 229 Colson, emona, 488, 289, 3218, 214, 68 Coltharp, John, 225 Columbia, Richard, 525, 348 Colwell, Linda, 505, 307 Combrink, Sandra, 292 Combs, Jackie, 488, 441 Combs, Jerry, 525 Combs, Samuel, 448 Combs, Sandra, 290 Comby, Henry, 525, 303, 300 Comer, Linda, 525, 441 Comfort, James, 525, 381 Compton, Paula, 488, 368, 92 Con-ard, Rey, 375 Conarro, Rhonda, 259 Confer, Anthony, 488, 414, 279, 247 Conine, John, 525, 359, 300 Conkling, Bertha, 460, 419 Conkling, Gary, 273 Conklin , Judy, 505, 419 Conn, Ciiristopher, 525, 340, 300 Connally, Deborah, 505, 425 Connally, Donna, 505, 441 Connally, Lawanda, 460, 441, 249, 205 Connell, Valerie, 505, 336, 242 Cornwell, Robert, 461, 316 Corr, Jay, 525, 431 Corye 1, John, 452 Corzine, Michael, 193 Cosentino, Jerome, 488, 316 Cosper, Janice, 525, 441 Costello, James, 505 Cothran, Cary, 525, 392 Cothran, Pamela, 505, 419 Cothren, Joe, 291 Cotner, Victor, 488, 311 Cotner, Walter, 252, 252 Cotten, Van, 192 Cotter, Owen, 290 Cotton, Clarence, 505 Cotton, Khris, 284 Cottrell, Evelyn, 452, 386 Cottrell, Loretta, 505, 435 Couch, Roger, 525, 414 Couger, Stephany, 267 Coughlin, Patric , 231 Cou son, Janita, 525, 386 Councill, Carey, 525, 404 Counterman, Margaret, 505, 404 Court, Harvey, 191 Court, JoAnn, 281 Courtney, John, 505, 392 Courtney, Michael, 488 Courtright, Judith, 461 Cousins, Ray, 461 Coventon, Johnna, 505, 386 Covert, Stephen, 525, 381 Covey, Michael, 525, 398 Covey, Robert E., 488, 431 Covey, Robert J., 525 Covington, Jana, 525, 425 Cowart, Suzanne, 488, 328 Cowden, Steven, 505, 303, 219 Cowlglill, Pamela, 525, 409, 269, 268 Cow erd, Carrol, 505 Cowling, Diann, 505, 435, 215 Cox, April, 325, 404 Cox, Beverly, 488, 259, 258, 214 Cox Bobby, 525 Clemons, Mary, 460, 360, 259, 242, 248, 255 Cleverdon, Dana, 488, 441 Clift, Elizabeth, 504, 314, 249, 215 220 Clift, Marsha, 460, 314 Cline, Cunis, 452, 308 Cloninger, Carole, 524, 441 Cloud, Donna, 525, 257, 336 Cloud, Linda, 504, 386 Cloud, Rita, 504, 386 Clouser, Michael, 525, 343 Clovis, Linda, 525, 304, 248 Clower, Terry, 504, 414 Cluck, Christina, 525, 419 Clune, William, 488 Clymer, Camilla, 460, 371 Clymer, John, 504, 411 Clymer, Robert. 193 Clymer, Troy, 504, 417 Clymore, Garland, 460 Coates, Carl, 525. 392 Coates, Carol, 525. 423, 258, 218 Coates, Frank, 460 Cobb, Joye, 525. 441 Cobb, Mary, 525, 404 Cobb, Pau , 504, 431, 255 Cobb, Susan, 504, 319 Cobb, Thomas, 488, 398, 200, 201, Conner, Gayla, 525, 404 Conner, Nancy, 505, 435 Conner, Sidney, 488, 398 Connolly, John, 525, 431, 201 Connors, Marjorie, 298 Conrady, Thomas, 460, 431 Constien, Margie, 278, 230, 249 Contratto, Linda, 505, 386 Conway, Edward, 525, 359 Cook, Betty, 525, 404 Cook, Billie, 488. 409 Cook, Edward, 460 Cook, Cynthia, 525, 319, 249 Cook, Edwina, 460, 435, 281, 249 Cook, Gene, 525, 274 Cook, George, 26 Cook, James, 505, 276, 311 Cook, Jana, 488, 386, 246, 249, 22,0 Cook, Kathryn, 460 Cook, Kenneth D., 488, 360 Cook, Kenneth J., 488. 431 Cook, Lawrence, 488, 363 Cook, Linda Lou. 460, 314, 246 Cook, Marilyn, 505, 404 Cook, Michael, 488, 398 Cook, Richard, 460 Cook, Roy, 525, 431 Cook, Wiley, 460, 311, 252, 252 Cooke, Myron, 525, 392 , Cox, Cheryll, 283 Cox, Claudy, 488, 381 Cox, Connie, 461, 314 Cox, Daria, 505, 404, 215 Cox, Evelynn, 525, 409 Cox, Gail, 505, 304 Cox, Gerry, 505, 386 Cox, Ginger, 488, 425 Cox, Joe, 488, 347, 240 Cox, John, 240, 68 Cox, Linda, 488, 282, 335 Cox, Lola, 488. 425, 242, 248 Cox, Patrick, 238 Cox, Richard, 191 cox, Ronald, 461, 268 cox, Ruth, 270 cox, Tm , sos, 392, 260 Crabb, 101111, 488 Crabt ree, Frances, 488, 441 Cragar, Dorothy, 488, 374, 423 Craig, Gary, 287 Craig, Larry, 525, 398 Craig, Patricia, 525, 328 Craig, Terryl, 461, 328 Crain Crain , Cheryl, 488, 332 , Jerry, 488 Crain, Larry, 505, 360 Cramer, Lloyd, 505, 411 Crandall, Dale, 525, 398 193 Cobb le, William. 504, 287 Coberly, Susan, 504, 386 Coberly, Virgil, 525, 398 Cobu Cobu Cobu rn, James, 244, 68 m, Sharon, 525, 332 m, Thomas. 504, 360, 215 Cochran, Carol, 525, 425 Cochran, Rebecca, 504, 435 Cockrell, Leroy, 504, 411 Cockrill, James, 449 Cockrum, Deborah, 504, 386 Codd Codd ing, Charles, 241 ing. Mary, 505 Cody, Thomas, 355 Cody, William. 449 Coe, Lillian, 525, 386 Cofer, Raymond, 505, 343 Coffee, Sue, 505, 368, 242, 248 Coffe Coffe Coffe lt, Drucelle, 488, 441 y, Betty, 505, 188, 352 y, James, 488, 398 Coffey, Jean, 488. 187. 352 Coffey, Lennie, 505, 398, 241 Coffman, Roy, 505. 411 Coiner, Cheryl, 488, 189, 328, 243, 214, 68 Coiner, Deanna. 452, 435 Coit, Harlan, 488, 344 Cokcorad, Barbara, 259 Coke, Robert, 281 Colbert, Gary, 525. 417 Colby, Thomas. 525. 381, 256 Cole Everett, 192, 231 Cole, George, 525 Cole, Judy, 505. 423, 219 Cole, Lester, 488. 351 Cole, Lynda, 249 Cole, Stephen, 452 Cole, Wayne, 452 Coleman, Alan, 505 Coleman, Joe, 525, 381 Coleman, Kenneth, 525, 414, 278 Coleman, Merle, 525, 3381, 268 Cooksey, Weldon, 460, 398, 267, 241 Cooley, John, 525, 392 Cooley, Ted, 488, 398 Coom s, James, 525, 381 Coonrad, Connie, 488, 285, 269, 268, 267, 319, 214 Coons, Duncan, 269 Coons, Marcia, 525. 425. 268 Cooper, Glenda, 488, 377 Cooper, Gwen, 525, 435 Cooper, Jack, 199 Cooper, James, 278, 239 Cooper, Jimmie, 505, 425 Cooper, Karen, 505, 425 Cooper, Ladell, 461, 404 Cooper, Linda, 525, 377, 86 Cooper, Patti, 525, 441 Cooper, Ricky, 156 Cooper, Sharon, 525, 404 Cooper, Thomas, 240 Copeland, Ann, 461. 386, 258, 87 Copeland, Mary, 488. 314, 243, 214 Copeland, Rosanna. 505, 409, 272 Copley, Donald, 273, 271 Copley, Doris, 271 Copmann, Ann, 505, 386 Coppinger, Connie. 97 Corbett, Harold. 505. 381 Corbin, Carol, 488, 259, 314 Corcoran, Barbara, 505, 404 Cordes, Robert, 488, 359 Cordis, Sharon, 505, 425 Cor an, Susan, 188 Corlee, Karen, 488. 307 Corley, Kenneth, 525. 339 Comeil, Neil, 449, 232 Comelison, Sandra, 525, 441 Cornelius, Phillip, 505 Comelius, Warren. 505. 411 Comell, Simon, 488, 396 Comish, Karen, 488, 368, 242, 248 Comwell, James, 461, 359 Comwell, Michael, 525, 431 Criane, Clyde, 245 Cranston, Kendall, 488, 398, 251, 70 Cravens, Donna, 525, 441, 260 Craver, Kathryn, 505, 419 Crawford, Carol, 461, 368, 250 Crawford, David, 452, 431 Crawford, Gary, 525, 431, 268 Crawford, Geor e, 461, 411, 192 Crawford, Gerald, 238 Crawford, Janet, 525, 441, 268, 257 Crawford, Luna, 525, 386 Crawford, Philip, 488, 398 Crawford, Steven, 525, 431 Crawford, Wayne, 274 Crean, James, 525, 392 Creekmore, Charles, 525, 360, 289 Creel, Donald, 461, 414 Creider, Thomas, 525, 351, 300 Crenshaw, Darrell, 525, 314 Crew, Melanie, 525, 335 Crimmins, Alanna, 89 Criser, Barbara, 461. 404, 230, 272 Crisiohn, James, 251 Crisp, Jackie, 226 Crissup, Jackie, 148 Crist, Paul, 197, 202, 193 Criswell, Corrine, 525, 419, 218 Critcher, James, 525, 316 Crocker, Gay, 505. 324 Crocker, James, 193 Crocker, Jo, 505, 435 Crocker, John, 200, 193 Croft, Jimmy, 452, 417 Croft, Ronald, 525, 431 Croley, David, 505, 343, 236, 251 Cromwell, Marquis, 505, 344 Crone, Brenda, 525, 441 Crone, Michael, 461, 340 Crook, Ronald, 525, 431 Crosby, Sammie, 451 Cross, Halan, 461, 340 Cross, Lana, 282 Cross, Sherry, 505, 314, 300, 249, 256 OKLAHOMA A NEW CORNER For Sfillwafer and O.S.U. f THE FARMERS' V 2 A y 2 : .r ., Illl lll g l FARM ORGANIZATION 2 or le 1 lL 'Ni +V, ?' fiQi3Df::ri I INSURANCE O' XJ Automobile . . . 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HICKS, Vice-President Crossland, Gerald, 452, 241 Crosslin, Alvon, 451 Crosslin, Karen, 525, 404 Crouch, Christopher, 461, 331 Crouch, Elizabeth, 505, 386 Crouch, James, 505 Crouse, Rita, 488, 425 Crow, Beverly, 525, 441 Crow, Robert, 505 Crow, Susan, 505, 328, 237 Crowder, John, 488 Crowe, Dennis, 153, 155 Crowe, Kathleen, 525, 425, 290 Crowley, Stephen, 461 Crozier, Linda, 505, 435, 229, 256 Crum, Candace, 525, 425, 238 Crume, Linda, 488, 435, 214 Crumley, Douglas, 488, 414, 279 Cmmp, Ellen, 525, 419 Crumpler, Daniel, 396 Crumpler, David, 525 Crunk, Elizabeth, 218 Crussell, Carol, 488, 425, 285, 248 Cruzan, Jo, 461, 425, 271 Cudd, Nancy, 283 Cude, Eber, 505 Culberson, Larry, 452 Culbertson, Charles, 488, 431, 193 Cullin, Daniel, 488, 351 Cullin, John, 525, 398 Daubenspeck, James, 461, 203 Daugherty, Elon, 421, 286 Daugherty, Jacqueline, 526, 441 Daugherty, Charles, 271 David, John, 461, 398, 216 Davidson, James, 225 Davidson, Mary, 461, 435, 248 Davidson, Sherre, 526, 435 Davidson, Thomas, 264 Davies, Alice, 505, 334. 242 Davies, Cathy, 505, 336 Davies, Roland, 489, 355 Davis Davis Barbara, 292 Cathy, 526, 335, 330 Davis Clinton, 526, 338, 199 Davis Cynthia, 461, 441 Davis Dale, 489, 398 Davis Dann , 505, 381 Davis Darrell, 461 Davis, Debbie, 314, 526 Davis Deborah J., 526, 419 Davis, Deborah S., 526, 441 Davis, Dennis, 200, 193 Davis, Edna, 285 Davis, George J., 526, 381 Davis, George S., 505, 356 Davis, Davis Davis Davis r i r Georgia, 505 Gwendolyn, 505, 314 Jacquetta, 505, 409 err 291 Edw Cullison, Marc, 461, 209, 201, 193 , I yr , Davis, Jill, 526, 435 Culp, Penny, 525, 441 Culton, Linda, 274 Cummings, Carol, 525, 435 Cummings, James, 526, 265, 316 Cummins, Barbara, 94, 188 Cummins, Frieda, 488, 377, 279 Cummins, Wi 236 lliam, 488, 398, 286, Cundiff, Gary, 526, 392 Cundiff, Rose, 461 , 324 Cunningham, Betty, 243 Cunningham, Carol A., 526, 441 Cunningham, Carole, 526, 441, 221 Cunningham, Connie, 526, 441 Cunningham, Curtis, 461 Cgningham, Diane, 505, 328, 243, Cunningham, Frances, 488, 404 Cunningham, Harold, 526, 398 Cunningham, Jacquel, 488, 282, 352, 69, 171 Cunningham, Jacques, 488, 359, 237 Cunningham, James A., 488, 431, 193 Cunningham, James D., 461, 200 Cunningham, Jane, 285 Cunningham, Jennife, 285 Cunningham, John, 222, 66, 193 Cunningham, Phil, 312 Cunningham, Richard, 261 Cunn's Evan, 279 Cupp, Ronnie, 505, 414 Curley, David, 526, 431 Cumutt, Buddy, 488 Currens, Buddy, 245, 247 Currie, Johnnie, 488, 231 Curry, Jack, 461 Curry, Jesse, 505, 265, 312 Ctiigg, Stephen, 526, 356, 240, 218, , 193 Curry, Walter, 488, 392 Curtis Curtis Curtis Curtis , Charles, 461 Joseph, 525 Curtis, Margaret, 505, 332 , Ralph, 461 Robert, 488, 344 Curtis, Robinelle, 267 Curts, Larry, 164 Cusack, Richard, 526, 351 Custer, Scarlett, 488, 387, 188 Cutburth, Robert, 148 Cuthbertson, Linda, 505, 387, 224 Cuthbertson, Karen, 461, 425 Davis Jo, 505, 283, 314, 243, 68 Davis, Joe, 505, 381, 256, 63 Davis, John, 489, 414, 236 Davis, Karren, 489, 324 Davis, Kathleen, 505, 425 Davis Linda, 489, 187, 336 Davis, Loyd, 452 Davis Marsha, 505, 314 Davis Mary, 526, 441, 267 Davis Olivia, 461, 377 Davis Patricia A., 259, 238 Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis r Patsy, 526, 441 Richard C., 229 Ronald, 489, 269, 265, 308 Sherry, 526, 328 Stephanie, 489, 425 Thomas E., 291, 273 Tom Lane, 461, 398, 23 Vicki, 526, 441 , Vivian, 489, 425, 189, 267, 248 Davison, Nita, 526, 314 1 D Dace, Judith, 526, 386 Dad , Glenda, 219 Dahli Marilee, 260 Dahms, Kenneth, 461, 316, 67, 55, 56, 59, 63 Dailey, James, 193 Daily, Robin, 505, 304 Dalcil, Mary, 461, 335 Dale, Jo Ann, 505, 259, 335, 230, 215 Dale, Tonita, 526, 419 Dale, Woodson, 526, 431 Damon, Rebecca, 505, 332 Damore, Michael, 565, 396 Dancer, John, 526, 431 Dane, William, 526, 431 Danel, Sandra, 526, 423 Danford, Steven, 218 Daniel, Carolyn, 526, 419 Daniel, Carolyn V., 526, 409 Daniel, Pats , 526, 425 Daniel, Theilma, 272, 248 Daniels, Kathleen, 505, 425 Danne, John, 526, 351 Danvers, John, 189, 196 Danyeur, Roy, 290 Danz, George, 277 Darnell, Gary, 148 Darr, Bari, 489, 386 Darr, Danvvin, 461, 398 Dates, Donald, 505, 320 552 Davisson, Bobby, 461 Dawes, Janna, 249 Dawes, Linda, 268 Dawes, Patricia, 489, 404, 259 Dawson, Linda, 526, 387 Dawson, Robert, 505, 411 Dawson, Ronald, 526, 398 Daxon, Thomas, 256 David, 505, 268, 344 Day, Day, Jackie, 526, 359 Day, Jacqueline. 461, 319 James 489 Day- . Day, Laura, 489, 284, 307, 214 Day, Lawrence, 461, 381, 252, 252 Max, 452 Day. Day, Sharon, 526, 387 Dayton, Jamey, 461 Deal, Clillord, 461 Dean, Andy, 505, 308 Dean, Mary, 526, 423, 219 Patricia, 461. 377 Dean, Dean, Ronnie. 235, 226 Dear, John, 526, 316 Dearborn, Bruce, 461, 347, 299, 52, 60 Dearstone, Paula, 489, 435 Deason, David, 505 Deaton, Marion, 505, 396 Deaver, Danny, 461. 344 Debakey, Lana, 461, 425 Debo, Dennis, 505 Deckard, Judith, 461, 377, 272 Deckard, Patricia, 526. 425 Decker, Sharon, 452, 441 Deen, Johnny, 461 Deen, Phillip, 489, 417 Deerinwater, 148 Deewall, Michael, 229 Defelice, Mary, 489, 377, 374 Defoe, Diane, 461, 314 Defratus, Mary, 461. 409, 246, 249 Dehls, Shirilyn, 526 Deiro, Judith, 461, 334. 67 Dekker, Charles, 461, 311 Delahay, Linda, 489, 387 Delancey, Don, 526, 417 Delano, Jimmy, 461. 398 Delozier, Reuben, 526, 269, 268 Delozier, Wesley, 461. 63 Demond, Thomas, 462, 354. 245 Linda, 462. 377. 246 Tricia, 526. 387 Dempsey, Denham, Denham, Demoss, Demoss, Denman Tommy, 237. 226 Danny, 448. 232 Frank, 462 Cheryl, 526 Denney, James, 171 Denning, Terry, 526, 348 Dennis, David A.. Jr., 489, 338 Dennis, Ginger, 489, 409 Dennis, Jerry, 462, 227 Dennis, Thomas, 462, 398 Denny, Earl, 235 Densmore, Peggy, 505, 425 LJ. Dentici, Mary, 462, 377, 249 Denton, Carolyn, 505, 332 Denton, Philip, 462, 331 Deonier, Larry, 279 Depombo, Jorge, 462 Derrick, William, 505, 268, 323 Derton, Larry, 505 Desai, Virendra, 452, 251 Desormeau, Gerard, 526 Despain, Sammy, 526, 356 Detch, Charlotte, 449, 232 Detmer, Theodore, 462, 308 Detrich, Gary, 451, 331, 233 Dettle, Marilyn, 237, 246, 2-.3 Deupree, Joe, 526, 431 Devaughn, Stephen, 526, 392, 240 Devenish, Brian, 489 Devore, Dianne, 489, 187, 314, 243 Devore, Royle, 505, 308, 227 Dewberry, George, 192 Dewitt, Virginia, 462 Deyo, Dana, 526, 387 Dial, Richard, 235, 224 Diaz, Pedro, 489, 392, 286 Dicello, Michael, 166 Dicharry, Donald, 450, 233 Dicindio, Ann, 505, 185, 188, 314, 67 Dick, Danny, 462 Dick, Valerie, 505, 387 Dick, Virginia, 71 Dicken, Keith, 489, 359, 251, 193 Dickey, Dwight, 241 Dickey, Jimmy, 255 Dickey, Mary, 526, 441 Dickey, Steven, 489, 363 Dickey, Thomas, 462, 308 Dickinson, Barbara, 526, 387, 268 Dickinson, Dwight, 462, 355, 193 Dickinson, Gary, 506, 355 Dickinson, Karen, 506, 304 Dicks, Richard, 489, 347, 240 Dickson, Dyonna, 462, 435 Dickson, Glenn, 506, 344, 310 Dickson, Robert, 526, 381, 278 Dickson, Sher 1, 526 Dieckman, Robert, 462, 338 Diedrich, Janice, 526, 441 Diehl, Claire, 452 Diel, Margaret, 489, 281, 334, 214 Dieman, Jon, 489, 253 Diener, Bruce, 526, 398, 199 Dill, Anthony, 506, 381, 236, 230 Dill, Stephen, 244 Dillahunty, Paul, 228 Dillingham, Michael, 238 Dillon, Barbara, 462, 336 Dillsaver, William, 489, 338, 226 Dilworth. James, 250 Dimery, Robert, 462, 209, 221, 207 Dingman, Thomas, 452. 350 Dinsmore, Larry, 526, 411 Dirickson, James, 489, 311 Disch, Carolyn, 506, 283, 335, 217 Disel, Charles, 200, 193 Ditmars, Diane, 526, 314 Ditmore, Lois, 283 Ditson, Jerry, 489, 381 Terr 489 381 274 Ditson, y, , , Ditzler, Marcia, 526, 319 Dixon, Beverly, 506, 188, 314, 298 Dixon, David, 462, 359 Dixon, Sandra, 462. 187, 352 Dobbin, Melanie. 506, 368 Dobbin, Sheila, 489, 368, 292 Dobbs, William, 161, 162, 162 Dabson, James, 191 Dodds, Carol, 462, 336, 69 Dodgen, Ted, 526, 398 Dodson, James, 194 Dodson, Jane, 506. 387 Dodson, Robert, 526, 392 Doerksen, Wanda, 526, 404 Doerner, Vicki, 526. 368 Doerpinghaus, P., 526, 381 Doescher, Cheryl, 506, 435 Doillemeyer, Charles, 200 Dolf, Frank, 506, 351 Doling, Cassandra, 260 Dollar, Dou las. 186, 200, 207 Dolman, Jacllc, 462 Dolman, Paula, 462, 328 Domire, Raymond, 526, 411, 291 Domnick, Vicki, 526, 314 Donaldson, Judith, 489. 282, 352, 6 Donkin, Diana, 526, 232 Donohoe, Patricia, 258 Donohue, George, 452. 338 Donovan, Elizabeth. 506, 426 Doolen, Larry, 526. 398 Dooley, Joseph, 462 Dooley, Peggy, 526, 435, 233 Dooley, Terry, 452 Dooley, Thomas, 489, 431 Doray, Thomas, 526. 347, 219 Dore, James, 462. 399, 251 Dorr, Patrick, 489, 331 Dorsett, Lindell, 526, 431 Dorsett, Stephen, 506, N9 Dorsey, Nolan, 506, 308 Doss, James, 489, 359 Dosser, Randy, 526, 381 Dossey, Katherine, 462, 435 Doublin, Marian, 506, 387 Douce, William, 526, 344 Dougan, Michael, 462 5 Dougherty, John, 462, 340 Doughty, Michael, 5.16, 381, 290 Douglas, Janice, 526, 387 Douglas, Melanie, 506, 285, 335 Douglas, Robert, 462, 347 Douglas, Vicki, 462, 387, 259 Douglass, Kenneth, 526, 392 Douthitt, Roy, 462 Dover, Geraldine, 526, 441 Dover, James, 506, 226 Dover, Monte, 462 Downer, Rex, 462 Downing, Dana, 506, 259, 352, Downing, Michael, 269, 268 Downing, Randy, 462, 367 Downing, Tom, 526, 339 Downu Dowty, m, Jenny, 292 Judith, 254 Doyle, Bobbcy, 227 Doyle, Davi , 462, 289, 206 Doyle, Diana, 506, 404 Doyle, Kathleen E., 489, 335 Drake, John, 489 65 Draper, Deanna, 489, 335 Drebenstedt, Bob, 462, 339, 152, 153 Dreessen, Nicholas, 526, 312 Dressler, Patricia, 526, 419 Druener, Ronald, 193 Drumm, Kathleen, 506, 441 Drummond, Joe, 526, 312 Dryden, Karen, 526, 324 Easterling, Riley, 489, 431, 264, 200, 193 Eastham, Karen, 462, 387, 283 Easton, Marlys, 462 Eaton, Barbara, 527, 404 Eaton, Benny, 452 Eaton, Janis, 527, 404, 259, 230 Eaton, Michael, 506, 381, 236 Eaton, Roger, 489, 392 Eberhardt, Betty, 527, 441, 238, 243 Ebert, Catherine, 527, 314, 249, 69 Eckhardt, James, 489, 431, 256 Eddins, Henry, 489, 312, 247, 215, 193 Eddleman, Ann, 281, 214 Edling, Lana, 527, 307 Edmisten, Debra, 527 Edmisten, Ronald, 462 Edmonds, Allan, 275, 63 Edmonds, Don E., 506, 411 Edmonds, Donald K., 462, 411, 192 Edmondson, Judy, 527, 419 Edmondson, Kenneth, 253 Edmundson, Marsha, 527, 332 Edmundson, Warren, 489, 359 Edwards, Billy, 240, 244 Carlee 527 404 Edwards, , , Edwards, Coy, 463, 273, 241 Edwards, Curtis, 527, 344, 238 Edwards, Don, J., 506, 399 ards, Duncan, 463, 316 Dryden, Ray, 274 Dryden, Robert, 250, 251 Duchat eau, Andre, 71 Ducker, Julia, 462, 270, 324 Duckert, Larry, 489, 343 Dudding, Charles, 506, 431 Dudek, Carl, 462, 225 Dudley, Deanna, 506, 409 Dudley, Donna, 526, 387 Due, Stephen, 526, 431 Dull, Dennis, 234 Dueld, Ronald, 489, 431, 225 Du5y, Jerry, 526 Dufour, Janice, 506, 387 Dufour, Sherrill, 462, 314, 255 Dugan, James, 526, 399 Dugan, Jessica, 506, 319, 242 Dugan, Robert, 506, 392 Duggan, John, 52.6, 303 Du ger, Margaret, 462, 238, 243, Du e, Rebecca, 489, 387 i Dulane y, Cynthia, 26, 419, 219 Dumas, Cleive, 299, 215, 58, 60 Dunagi n, David, 268 Dunavant, Leslie, 489, 340 Dunaway, Larry, 452 Dunbar, Warren, 489. 360, 215 Dunbar, William, 526. 331 Duncan, David, 506, 309 Duncan, Duncan, Duncan Franklin, 277, 255 Gary Leon. 489 Duncan: Jimmie, 527, 426 Gary l..ee, 527. 431, 229 244 Duncan, Linda, 462, 435 Dunkelberg, Jan, 192, 264, 70, 200 Dunkel berg, Ryk, 200 Dunkle, Robert, 462 Dunlap, Gary, 506, 303 Dunlap, Jimmie. 489, 193 Dunn, Dunn, Bonnie, 527, 319 Cheryl. 506. 282, 271. 304 Dunn, James R., 506, 381, 197 Dunn, Mary, 506, 274, 336 Dunn, Terry, 452, 327 Dunnam, Joseph, 462, 411 Duran, Cesar, 489 Durbin, Colleen, 527, 426, 255 Durbin, Deborah, 527, 387 Durham, James, 192, 200 Durham, Mary, 527, 335 Durham, Melissa, 527 Durham, Susan, 527, 404 Durham, Vera, 462, 377 Durkin, Sh-aron, 452, 274 Durett, John. 462, 399, 192, 200 Durst, Fred, 506, 381 Duskin, William, 506, 414, 218 Dutton, Linda, 506, 435. 249 Dutton, Randall, 527, 381 Duty. Charles, 506, 312 Duvall, Ramona, 462, 243, 246, 246 Dwyer, Dennis, 462 Dye, J-anette, 489, 368 Dyer, Catherine, 506, 267, 328 Dyer Darrell, 506, 331 Dyeri David, 527, 331 Dyer, George. 506, 414 Dyer, Helen, 527, 419 E Eakin, Garret, 489, 316 Earl, Sara, 489, 284, 328 Earlabaugh, Forrest, 462, 340 Earls, Dianne. 527 Earls, Joe, 193 Early, James, 462, 399 Early, Raymond, 462, 222 Eamest, Sara, 506, 332, 298, 300 Earp, Dennis, 527. 356 Easley, George, 527, 348 East, David, 527, 399 East, Richard, 462, 251, 254 Easter, Lou, 527, 387 Easter, Margaret, 527, 352 Edwards, 106,521 311,300 Kenneth 1v1.,527, 382 Edwards, Edwards, Kenneth R., 506, 431 Edwards, Mary, 489, 336 Edwards, Nancy, 463, 387 Edwards, Patricia, 527, 441 Edwards, Philip, 527, 431 Edwards, Ronald, 527 Roy, 489, 392, 200, 193 Edwards, Edwards, Sharon, 249 Thomas 489, 382 Egelston, , Eger, Kenneth, 290 Eggers, Kathryn, 506, 387, 230 Eggleston, Lonnie, 463, 340, 193 Elgner, Kerry, 489, 399 E lers, Lawrence, 281 Ehrle, Sharon, 463, 435 Ehrlich, Nelson, 291 Eichhorn, Robert, 527, 320 Eichor, Susan, 506, 426 Eischen, Michael, 463, 320 Eitel, Charles, 527, 360 Elder, David, 489, 312 Eldridge, Donald, 463, 226 Elgin, Donald, 506, 348 El ins, Joyce, 489, 426 Ellington, Suzanne, 463, 319 Elliott, Donald, 506, 399 Elliott, Jimmie, 463, 399 Elliott, Marsha, 527, 387 Elliott, Thomas, 287 Ellis, Charles, 506, 411 Ellis, Cherie, 506, 404 Ellis, Claibom, 463, 399, 290, 148 Ellis, Janet, 506, 307 Katherine, 527, 435 Ellis, Ellis, Lucy, 506, 426 Mary, 506, 441, 248 Ellis, Ellis, Patrick, 463, 382, 236, 247, 251, 254 Ellis, Richard, 273 Ellis, Thom-as, 286 Ellis, William, 527, 411, 278 Ellison, Brenda, 489, 332, 214 Ellspermann, Carl, 506, 356 Ellsworth, Charles, 527, 363 Ellsworth, Deanna, 527, 441 Elms, Craig, 489, 225 Elrod, Jo Ann, 527, 404 Elsener, Wayne, 225, 241 Elsey, Vickie, 527, 404 Elton, Dale, 506, 201 Ely, Delbert, 270 Ely, John, 463 Emanuel, William, 527, 399 Emenhiser, Sarah, 489, 336 Emerick, David, 286 Emerson, James, 506, 414, 269, 268 Emils, Mary, 463, 377 Emison, Rupert, 452, 399 Emmons, Don, 463, 343 Empie, Gary, 506, 399 Enderland, Terry, 463, 431, 190 Endersby, Larry, 450, 327, 233 Engel, Anthony, 527, 431 Engelking, Ron, 253 England, Beverly, 506, 387 England, Lynne, 527, 441 Engle, Martha, 489, 404 English, Billy, 489, 238 Engstrom, Peter, 190, 185, 196 Enmeier, Janell, 463, 435, 269, 268, 267, 249 Ennis, John, 527, 348 Enochs, Michael, 231 Enrico, Julia, 527, 419 Enright, Frederick, 450 Enyart, Ronald, 227 Epperson, John, 489, 411, 193 Erbin, Donald, 463 Erdner, Paul, 463, 252, 252 Erickson, Alice, 463, 441, 275 Erickson, Carol, 269, 268 Erickson, John, 527, 363 Erickson, Mark, 527, 356 NQE Where the air smelled fresher, cleaner, purer. could summon any weather. Where the Gas heater always kept the water hot enough for one more THREE ,A And a touch of the dial bath. a home full of me ' use l aUtOI'1'1at1C all v L nw gi'-- , , s.,. b appliances . .. sig . f nal' Ia 5 11 G X l Where the Gas V E dryer had a ' E 1 y -r,: T 3 Where the Gas Pefmanent DFQSS Iizizi 2 5 ,. .f range had -3 Control for Aqzq H -EQ fza 5' burner-with-a-brain Safe tumble F -' ' - '-:'. :,, .--A And delicious dfylllg to .- ,. ,. t 1 things happened keep Clothes wb' - --V':' a Whenever wrinkle-free. x you cooked. 3 S wr' E nd happily after, the ever Blue Star has pointed your Way to big quality and economy differences only allies can make in a home! ounnnw wruumu mis So, the Oklahoma Natural Gas Company dubbed it a Gas Blue Star Home and put a sign up in front. Ershka, Linda, 259 Erwin, James, 506, 364 Esch, A epander, 463 Esch, Joe, 148 Escoe, Richard, 267, 265, 148 Escott, Lloyd, 506 Escue, Sherolyn, 506, 426, 219 Espinoza, Ramona, 489, 423, 290 Essary, Melvin, 489 Estep, Dale, 527, 411 Estes, Carl, 250 Estes, William, 463 Estlinbaum, Judy, 506, 409 Estrada, David, 463, 392, 192, 259, 197, 200 Ethridge, Sherry, 506, 435, 259 Eubanks, Gerald, 506, 356 Eubanks, Suzanne, 527, 328 Eubanks, Thomas, 451, 233 Evans, Anna, 246, 249 Evans, Carla, 506, 328, 215 Evans, Connie, 489, 426 Evans, David, 463, 320 Evans, Janet, 463, 352 Evans, Karen, 489, 377 Evans, Martha, 489, 441 Evans, Nancy, 527, 387 Evans, Richard, 244 Evans, Sandra, 506, 435 Evans, Stanley, 463, 299 Even, John, 452, 250, 251 Evers, Jaren, 506, 404, 268, 267 Evett, Hollie, 463, 290, 340 Evetts, Larry, 225 Ewens, Barbara, 506, 319, 298, 215 Ewens, William, 463, 355, 180 Ewing, Carol, 506, 387 Ewing, Robert, 271 Eyler, A1an,489, 399 Eyler, Daniel, 489, 359 Eyster, Nancy, 506, 387 Eytcheson, David, 506 F Fahle, Eddie, 527, 392 Fails, Marlene, 527, 419 Fain, Rose, 463, 235 Fair, Donald, 506, 196 Faires, Charles, 506, 356 Fairley, Donald, 200, 201, 193 Fairman, Billie, 463, 435, 246, 250, D0 Fairman, Edith, 527, 419 Fallin, William, 463. 312 Fallon, Mary, 463, 435, 238 Falsafi, Abdollah, 463, 262 Fang, Chaochun, 264 Fanous, Mamdouh, 452 Farabough, Sharon, 527, 426 Farley, Mark, 527, 431, 268 Farley, obert, 506, 344 Farmer, David, 463, 308, 28, 66 Farmer, Morton, 527, 419 Farmer, Nancy, 489, 336 Famam, Robert, 506, 392 Famsworth, Teddie, 506, 387 Farooq, Omar, 506, 263 Farr, Janice, 527, 426 Farrell, Don, 489, 343 Farrell, Linda, 489, 368 Farrell, Michael, 527, 344, 238 Farrell, Myrna, 506, 377 Farris, George, 148 Farris, Gloria, 463, 387, 248 Farris, Jimmy, 241 Farris, Linda, 506, 332 Farris, Michael, 489, 382 Farris, Paula, 527, 387 Farris, Richard, 506, 289, 320, 256 Farukhi M. Zafrulla, 463, 263, 247, 250, 251 Fasken, Sharon, 489, 387 Fatheree, Barbara, 527, 419 Faucett, Virginia, 506, 426 Faulk, Kayes, 527, 319 Faulkner, Kathryn, 255 Faulkner, Leannra, 506, 404 Faulkner, Susan, 450 Fauss, Gary, 506 Faust, Phil, 506, 399, 171 Faw, James, 527, 431, 292 Fawcett, David, 527, 392 Fearon, Lee, 452, 411 Fears, George, 506, 399 Fears, Judit , 463, 246 Feddersen, Larry, 506 Feddersen, Vicki, 527, 441 Fehrenbach, Gloria, 506, 426 Feist, Patricia, 527, 352 Feldt, Catherine, 489, 426, 257, 257 Felible, Sharon, 463, 409, 272 Felix, Dennis. 489, 264 Felix, Doug, 527, 399 Felkins, Marvin, 527, 323 Fellows, Caryl, 527, 419 Felton, Edward, 489 Fender, Barbara, 506, 387 Fenderson, Stephen, 527, 411 Fenell, David, 463, 399 Fenrich, John, 489, 323, 210 Fenstermacher, Gene, 463 Fent, Lynn, 463 Fenton, Gleed, 287 Fergason, William, 463 Ferguson, Bevley, 228 554 Ferguson, Charles, 463, 192, 199, 200 506 320 Ferguson, Donald, , , 171 Ferguson, George, 527, 399 Ferguson, Jeffrey, 527, 382 Ferguson, Nancy, 527, 304 Ferguson, Rodney, 527, 331 Ferguson, Roy, 464, 243 Ferioli, Mary, 506, 419 Ferrell, Dennis, 506, 411, 269, 268, 266, 270, 196 Ferrell, Don, 464 Ferrell, William, 451, 233 Ferry, Ann, 501, 506, 328, 215 Feuerborn, Mary, 527, 404 Feuerhelm, Leonard, 527, 399 Fewel, Robert, 464, 414 Fezler, M. Day, 489, 344 Fick, Kenneth, 464 Ficken, Annita, 464, 259 Ficken, Max, 449 Fidai, Iftikhar, 464, 263, 255 Fiegel, Francis, 287 Fiegener, Dale, 506, 411 Field, Sally, 507, 387, 290 Fielder, John, 527, 340 Fields, Abraham, 464, 382, 63 Fierer, Richard, 507, 414 Filson, Della, 489, 335 Fimpfe, Richard, 527, 382 Finc , Kimberly, 507, 304 Fincher, Gary, 527, 340 Finefrock, Steven, 527, 392 Finkenbinder, Leo, 452 Finley, Charles, 464, 303 Finley, Dale, 507, 320 Finley, John, 489, 392 Finley, Nelda, 489, 387, 374, 260 259, 214, 72 Finley, Patricia, 507, 426 Finley, Vivian, 527, 387 Finley, William, 464, 276, 347 Fiocc i, Marvin, 161 Fiolle, Donald, 464, 411 Fire , David, 507, 382 Fischer, Jana, 507, 387 Fiser, Steven, 489, 399, 279 Fishel, Janice, 527, 387 Fisher, David, 227 Fisher, Davis. 464, 286, 311 Fisher, Fisher, Douglas, 229 Marcia, 527, 307 Fisher, Robert, 527 Fisher Yvonne 527 Fite, Lyn, 507, 314 Fite, Cynthia, 489, 371 Fitter, James, 201 Fitz, Dale, 507, 399 Fitzgera id, lame, 501, 359 Fitzpatrick, Lloyd, 292 Fitzpatr ick, Susan, 489, 352 Fitzsimmons, Pamela, 507, 335 Fitzwater, Donald, 507, 312 Fiveash, Patti, 507, 387 Flaa, Patty, 507, 426 Flaig, Timothy: 200, 193 Flaming, Step en, 201 Flanaga Flanaga n, Beverly, 527, 435 n, Michael, 527, 392, 196 Fleak, Arthur, 148 Fleischmann, Ray, 452 Fleming, Cynthia, 489, 371 Fleming, Dixilyn, 507, 314 Fleming, Jerry, 527, 372 Fleshner, Ken, 273 Fletcher, Jack, 227 Fletcher, Lalmes, 464 Fletcher, oodrow, 265 Flick, Kenneth, 247 Flinn, Sharon, 464, 307 Flood, Kathryn, 527, 441 Flowers, Terry, 507 Floyd, Edward, 452 Flusche, Mary, 527, 419 Flynn, Francine. 527, 404 Flynt, Geor e, 451 Fogleman, Roy, 464 Foe Patricia 464 377 Y, - , , Folsom, Harry, 489, 414, 269, 268, 267 Foote, Roger, 449 Foral, Carolyn, 507, 335 Forbes, Edith, 464, 371 Forbes, Linda, 528, 45 Ford, James E., 528, 414 Ford, James S., 235. 197 Ford, Laura, 507, 328 Ford, Richard, 273 Ford, William, 528, 219. 392 Fore, Catherine, 507, 419 Fore, Ja mes, 193 Fore, arry, 528, B1 Fore, Leroy, 464, 364 Forester, Gary, 528, 367, 278 Forister, John, 464 Forman, Alan, 528, 399 Forman Formby , Stephen, 507, 399 Susan 528 404 Fomesi: Marilyn, 507, 387 Forrest, Edward, 528, 364 Forrest, John, 464, 312 Forrest, Nita, 507, 332 Forrester, Carla, 528, 419 Forshee, Judy, 464 Forsman, Douglas, 277 Forsythe, Calvin, 528, 196 Fortney, Katherine, 490, 404, 272 Foster, Alan, 528, 364 Foster, Bart, 212 Foster, Gary, 507, 399 Foster, James F., 528, 392 Foster, James H., 507, 414 Foster, Jerry, 507, 348, 241 Foster, Joe, 464, 192 Foster, Linda, 464 Foster, Pamela, 528, 441 Foster, Patricia, 507, 419, 219 Foster, Ralph, 464 Foster, Sandra, 528, 441 Foster, William, 448 Fountain, Karen, 507, 319 Fourtner, Gary, 237 Foust, Glynda, 507, 387 Foust, Shirley, 490. 371, 189 Fowler, Andrew, 528 Fowler, Fred, 464 Fowler, Linda, 528, 426 Fowler, Judith, 464, 426 Fowler, William, 507, 344 Fox, Laura, 490, 441, 249 Fox, Richard G., 490 Fox, Richard L., 225 Fozzard, Fred, 153, 154 Frailey, George, 490 Frakes, Ronald, 528, 331 Frame, Michael, 528, 431 Frampton, Kaye, 528, 441 Francis, Harri, 464, 234 Francis, Judit , 490, 441 Francisco, Anceo, 235 Frank, Bonnie, 528, 319 Frank, Gar , 276 Frank, Ricliard, 161 Frankenberg, Donald, 464, 216 Frankenberg, Mary, 507 Franklin, Bobby, 274 Franklin, Bucky, 231 Franklin, Patricia, 464, 377 Franks, Ruby, 490 Fransen, Alan, 464, 279. 320 Fransen, Georeta, 507, 387, 230 Franz, Alan, 528, 399 Frazer, Linda, 528, 419 Frazey, Deirdre, 507, 307 Frazier, James, 71 Frazier, Judy, 528, 441 Frazier, Martha, 507, 426 Frederick, Sidney, 528, 409 Free, Dustin, 507, 399 Freed, Robert, 453 Freeman, Charles, 528, 308 Freeman, Douglas, 464 Freeman, Gary, 490 Freeman, Gerri, 464, 188, 352 Freeman, Jimmy, 490 Freeman, Joseph, 528 Freeman, Lynn, 241 Freeman, Milicent, 490 Freeman, Phillip, 271 Freeman, Ronald, 148 Freeny, James, 448 Freese, Aneta, 507, 377, 259 Fremin, Thomas, 271 French, David, 290 French, Donald, 528, 313 Freudenberger, Paul, 278, 230 Frie, Earl, 448 Friedemann, Thomas, 265 Frieden, Lex, 528, 392, 240 Friedman, Thomas, 490, 356 Frieling, Kenneth, 464 Friend, Penny, 464, 377 Frink, William, 200, 193 Fritchman, Donald, 507, 399 Friter, Robert, 382 Friton, Joan, 528, 259, 307, 219 Fritz, Michael, 464, 287 Frohlich, Thomas, 507 Froning, Karen, 528, 332 Fronkier, Jennifer, 528, 336 Frosch, Steven, 490, 431 Frost, Donald, 464, 290 Frost, Jacqueline, 464, 314, 57 Frost, Johnabeth, 464, 377 Frost, Ronnie, 464 Fruits, John, 528, 382 Fruits, Sue, 528, 335 Frusher, Theresa, 507, 426 Fry, Ina, 528, 441, 268 Fry, William P., 528, 399, 238 Fry, William S., 507, 344 Frye, Beniam-in, 453 Frye, David, 240 Frye, REI, 490, 399, 193 Fryer, argaret, 332 F er Si ry , dney, 464 Fryrear, Charla, 528, 435 Fuente, James, 528, 431 Fuhrmann, Mary, 507, 405 Fuksa, Elaine, 490, 404, 260 Fuller, Cog, 507, 281 Fuller, De ra, 528, 387 Fuller, Penny, 507, 426 Fuller, Steven, 528, 312 Fullerton, Calvin, 490, 392 Fullhart, Charles, 507, 431, 261 Fullrich, Donald, 507, 382 Fulton, David, 464, 348 Fulton, William, 451, 327, 233 Fultz, Johnny, 287 Funk, William, 528, 411 Fuqua, Carl, 507, 432, 229 Furr, Kirk, 507, 382 Furr, Re x, 464, 241 Futch, Karen, 507, 332 Fuxa, Lorene, 528, 435, 268 G Gabbard, Michael, 528, 382 Gabelsberg, James, 464, 316 Gabelsberg, Steven, 528, 316, 218 Gaddis, Bradley, 528, 432 Gage, John, 451, 233 Gage, Marianne, 528, 419 Gailey, Raymond, 507, 274, 303 Gaither, Gagda, J Ga brait Hershal, 465 o, 528, 441 h, Robert, 507 Gale, Jeannine, 490, 335 Gale, M ichael, 225 Gale, William, 528, 340 Gallagher, James, 507, 340 Gallagher, Sharon, 528, 441 Gallawa y, Judith, 528, 441 Galvin, Susan, 507, 336 Gammill, Lee, 490, 399, 276 Gammon, Donald, 465, 360 Gan, Judith, 465 Gan, Ke ith, 453, 287 Ganes, Roxy, 284 Ganter, Garcia, H-arry, 201 Fernando, 288 Gardiner, Beverl , 465, 328 Gardner Gardner Gardner Gardner , Ann, 528, 332 , Donald, 490, 414, 265 , Donnie, 450, 233 , James, 490 Gardner, blnhn, 465, 339 Gardner, ary, 528, 419 Garner, Jimmie, 528, 432 Gamer, Linda, 465 Garner, Nancy, 528, 405, 259 Garner, Patricia, 507, 284, 335 Garnett, James, 465, 339 Garnett, Susan, 528, 332, 254 Garofalo, John, 465, 399 Garrard, Carolyn, 490, 189, 304 Garred, Ramona, 490, 304, 214 Garrett, Alfred, 490 Garrett, Dee, 490, 435 Garrett, James, 490, 340 Garrett, John, 218 Garrett, Julia, 507, 352 Garrett, Linda, 528, 405 Garrison, Jill, 507, 324 Garrison, Martha, 528, 419 Garrison, Reta, 490, 405 Garrison, Roy, 448, 232 Garrity, Maureen, 507, 368, 187 Garvie, Burdettya, 507, 409, 230 Gary, Janey, 292 Gary, John, 290, 200, 193 Gasal, Gaylord, 269, 268, 270 Gassaway, Janie, 528, 307, 219 Gast, Doug as, 451 Gastaldo, Mary, 507, 426 Gaston, Cheryl, 250 Gately, Norma, 507, 426 Gately, James, 528, 411, 268 Gates, Jana, 490, 423 Gathers, Georgianna, 507, 304 Gatlin, Jesse, 92 Gattis, Jody, 465, 405, 290, 272 Gau, William, 507, 265, 344 Gauger, Linda, 507 Gay, Edward, 453 Gaynor, Darlyne, 453, 419 Gearhart, John, 490, 286, 344 Gearhart, Loren, 453, 399 Gee, Larry, 528, 392 Gee, Ronald, 507 Gehm, Louis, 490, 364, 236, 256 Geilger, Carl, 490, 399, 191, 194 Gei , Lois, 507, 426 Geis, Joseph, 490, 351 Geismar, Robert, 490, 356, 200, 193 Genthe, Charles, 465, 355 Gentis, Lynn, 528, 405, 269 Gentry, Gentry, Frank, 265 William C., 507, 399 Gentry, William G., 465, 411, 247 George, Diana, 490, 405 George, Howard, 288 George Paul, 528, 356 George, Steven, 528, 417 Geppelt, Gary, 507, 411 Gerace, Robert, 290 Gerber, John, 231 Gerken, Dennis, 224 German, Connie, 528 Gersey, Timothy, 271, 196 Gesin, Linda, 507, 304, 249 Gessel, Joyce, 250 Getchell, Sharon, 490, 314, 298, 58 Getz, Robert, 25 Giacoma, Jeanne, 507, 368, 218 Gibbons, George, 528, 387 Gibbs, Ruth, 528, 307 Gibbs, William, 448, 232 Gibson, Freddie, 507 Gibson, Linda, 465, 187, 314 Gideon, Hemdon, 507, 382, 241 Giesel, Virginia, 465, 256, 217 Giger, Judith, 465, 435 Gilbert, Gordon, 490, 240 Gilbert, Robert, 528, 355, 240 Gilbertson, John, 190 Giles, Glen, 490, 411 Giles, Sherry, 465, 435, 189, 237 Gilger, Mike, 507, 360 Gililland, Bruce, 340 Gill, Gary, 465, 411, 239 Gigiahmes M., 465, 399, 190, 194, Gill, Jayne, 490, 374, 243, 214, 220 Gillenwater, Gloy, 507 Gillespie, Lana, 507, 387 Gillett, Roger, 528, 392 Gilliam, David, 465 Gillham, Larry, 225 Gilliam, Betty, 465 Gillig, Linda, 490, 435, 230, 214, 220 Gilli and, Peggy, 490, 435 Gillock, Caro , 507, 426 Gilmore, Diane, 528, 441 Gilmore, Glenda, 490, 335 Gilmore, Jo, 528, 441 Gilstrap, John, 528, 359 Gimlin, Linda, 490, 435, 284, 189 Ging, Duane, 490, 276, 347 Ginn, Jerry, 528, 432, 269 Gish, Robert, 507, 360 Gish, Ronald, 453 Gitter, Mary, 490, 268, 352 G'erde, Craigg 528 Gladden, Ric ey, 507, 274 Gladstone, Rene, 270 Glahn, John, 507 Glandon, Linda, 490, 244 Glasco, William, 507, 432 Glasgow, Jelfrey, 465, 276, 275 Glasgow, Sue, 528, 426 Glass, Janis, 507, 435, 279, 267 Glass, Leslie, 465, 377 Glenn, Janetta, 465, 237, 246, 249 Glenn, Leonard, 465 Glisan, Nancy, 507, 387, 282 Glover, Dewayne, 201 Glover, Rosanne, 507, 423 Glover, Thomas, 490 Gobble, Bill, 265 Goble, Robert, 490, 356 Godard, David, 265 Godfrey, Eddie, 253 Godfrey, Jon, 490, 340 Godsy, Connie, 507, 419 Godwin, Donna, 507, 419 Goedeken,John, 449, 308 Goertz, Ju y, 528, 441 Golf, Linda, 490, 419, 290, 272, 248 Goforth, Carl, 256 Gogtgin, Robert, 528, 432 Go en, Larry, 490, 29, 244 Golden, William, 490 Goltry, Stephen, 465, 276 Gomez, Richard, 268 Gonderinger, Terry, 453 Gooch, Edward, 465, 241 Gooch, Linda, 490, 405 Gooch, Rex, 507 Good, Carla, 507, 387, 249 Goodale, Toby, 240, 231 Goodbary, Amelia, 28, 423 Goodbary, Marlyn, 507, 435 Goode, William, 507, 290, 273 Goodger, Cynthia, 528, 387 Good ey, Joseph, 490, 193 Goodman, John, 490, 399, 265, 234 Goodman, Martha, 490, 307, 28 Goodman, Richard, 490, 392 Goodman, Sue, 507, 436 Goodpaster, Mary, 490, 352 Goodson, Dana, 465, 436 Goodson, James, 507, 432 Goodwin, Allen, 465 Goodwin, Barbara, 465, 307 Goodwin, Benny, 148, 149, 151 Goodwin, Gary, 148 Goodwin, George, 277 Goodwin, games, 148 ary, 528, 419 Goodwin, Goodwin, Robert, 507, 271, 343, 238 Goolsby, Walter, 25 Gorden, Guy, 465, 359 Gozrldlin, Philip, 465, 399, 29, 245, Gordon, Harry, 507, 316 Gordon, Linda, 269, 268 Gordon, Ray, 289, 244 Gore, Gary, 300 Gorman, Daniel, 193 Gorr, Patsy, 490, 436 Gorrell, Tommie, 465, 392, 192 Gorsuch, Timothy. 507, 156 Gorup, Frank, 277 Gosney, Larry, 148 Goss, Allen, 465, 359 Gosser, John, 490, 399 Goswami, Santosh, 247, 252, 252, 63 Gotwals, Charles, 528, 392 Gouge, Carolyn, 528, 336 Gouge, Pegglyf, 465, 336 Gough, Mar , 528, 392 Gouker, Freddie, 528, 392 Goumas, Nicholas, 528, 392 Gourd, Carroll, 528, 419 Gourley, Robert, 192 Gove, Thomas, 528, 392, 291 Graalman, Robert, 490, 312 Grady, Deborah, 528, 426 Grady, Michael, 508, 343 Grady, Steve, 490, 432 Gragg, Roger, 528, 360 Graham, Byron, 490, 399 Harriss, J Graham, Charles, 528, 382 Graham, Gray, 528, 432 Graham, George, 508, 360 Graham, Jimmie, 193 Graham, Karen, 508, 436, 215 Graham, Margaret, 528, 423 Graham, Ronald, 465, 238, 244 Graif, Rosemary, 508, 405 Grainger, Richard, 465 Grant, Cary, 528 Grant, David, 243, 244 Grant, Eric, 228 Grant, James, 148 Grant, Pamela, 490, 307 Grantham, Mary, 465, 282, 335 Granzow, Randal, 529, 359 Grasslield, Stephen, 529, 344, 300 Graumann, Marilyn, 465, 441 Guill, Susan, 490, 441 Guillaume, Susan, 529, 314, 300 Guillory, Phyllis, 508, 426 Guin, Shelley, 466, 426 Guinn, Bonnie, 529, 405 Guinn, Patricia, 508, 405 Guiou, Kelly, 466, 399 Guiou, Melvin, 466, 399 Gum, Timothy, 466, 224, 70 Gumm, Carole, 4613, 307 Gummer, Linda, 508, 442 Gund, Walter, 466 Gunkel, Charles, 490, 241 Gunkel, Kenne1h, 451 Gunkel, Sue, 529, 442, 230 Gunn, Carolyn, 529, 387, 198 Gunn, Christina, 529, 332 Gunn, Dickson, 529, 432, 199 Gupti Graves, Eddie, 465, 399 Graves, James, 453 Graves, Libby, 529, 441 Graves, Linda, 508, 426 Gray, Christina, 465, 285, 267, 352 Gray, Daniel, 508, 399 Gray, John, 529, 432 Gray, John, 485, 490, 320, 193 Gray, Phillip, 490, 399 Gray, Robert, 290 Gray, Roberta, 465, 284, 324 Gray, Stephen, 148 Greaves, Robert, 529, 359 Grebing Ro er 529 382, 256 Green, Caroll, 465 7 Green Catherine, 268 Green? Donald, 465, 286 Green, Donna Marie, 465 Green, Donna Moss, 465 Green, Jeanne, 448 Green, Sharon, 465, 336, 251 Green, Nancy M., 508, 352 Green, Nancy S., 490, 352 Green, Otis, 465, 239, 245, 247 Green Ricky 289 Green: Ronald, 71 Green, Green, Green Suzanne, 529, 336 Terrie, 490, 405 Tommy, 465 303, 153 Greenirvalt onathari 277 Gunn , George, 466 Gunn, James, 244 Gunn , Robert, 244, 490, 339, 193 Gunter, Bradford, 529 Gunther, Marilyn, 508, 304 1, A11ce,49o, 405,259 Hamilton, Paul, 227 Hamilton, William, 466, 249 Hamilton, Wilmer, 24 Hammack, Calvin, 466, 245, 247 Hammack, Ilene, 508 Hammack, Robert, 508, 312 Hammair, Jim, 192 Hammer, Herbert, 490 Hammer, Rebecca, 508, 377 Hammond, Douglas, 529, 400, 268 Hammond, Harriet, 508, 283, 332 Hammond, John, 529, 393 Hammons, Carolyn, 508, 324 Hamner, Michael, 508, 363 Hamner, William, 508, 363, 256 Hampton, William, 466, 411, 238, 242, 244 Hanada, Howard, 192, 186, 197, 200 Hancock, Dana, 490, 388 Hancock, Richard, 466 Hand, Keith, 448, 232 Hand, Rosalind, 466, 426 Handwerk, Jan, 529, 405, 259 Hanes, Susan, 466, 409 Harbison, Thomas, 491, 323 Hardage, Robert, 529, 311 Hardcastle, Kenneth, 491, 355 Harder, James, 466, 339 Hardgrave, Becky, 466, 409 Hardgraves, Jluanita, 529, 405 Hardin, Mic ael, 52.9, 308 Hardin, William, 529, 411 Harding, Dennis, 267, 265 Harding, Harriet, 508, 436 Harding, Howard, 529, 432, 196 Hardison, Linda, 529, 436 Hardwick, Jan, 529, 442 Hardy, Doyle, 491, 432 Hardy, Michael, 508, 400 Hargrove, Patrick, 508, 269, 268, 266, 265, 270 Harinath, Bhaskar, 453, 71 Harkins, Cary, 241 Harl, Gary, 508, 400 Harlan, James, 453 Harlow, Keith, 269 Harman, Keith, 268, 228 Harman, Kerry, 269, 270 Harris, Rodger G., 286 Harris, Ruth, 508, 436 Harris, Susan, 466, 336 Harris, V ernon, 529, 393, 290 Harris, Vicki, 529, 436 Harrison, Carole, 491, 426 Harrison, David, 508, 414 Harrison, Frank, 225 Harrison, Gretchen, 508, 426 Harrison, Gwendolyn, 491, 377 Harrison, James, 508 Harrison, Linda, 529, 442 Harrison, Robert, 193 Harrison, Sandy, 508, 400, 201 Harrison, Walter, 453 Harrison, Wendell, 453, 382 Harrison, William, 491, E6 anet, 466, 328 , 1 , Greenburg, Jimmy, .178 Greene, Mary, 465, 328 Greenfield, D., 268 Greenfield, Hershel, 529 Greenhaw, Larry, 529, 432 Greenwold, Richard, 465 Greenwood, Harold, 265 Greenwood, Jacl n, 529, 426 Greenwood, Walfer, 490, 344 Greer, Greer, Greer, Greer, Gregg. Alwyn, 465 Bobbye, 465, 368, 298 Howard, 465, 399 Jerry, 529, 340 James, 529, 411 Gregg, Karen, 508, 436 Grego, William, 466, 411, 247, 251 Gregor y, Don, 508, 411 Gregory, Glennie, 466, 324, 256 Gregor Gregor Gregor Gregor Grethe 246, y, Hollingsworth, 508, 411 a 466 359 y,I y. , , y, Judy, 529, 332 y Karen, 508, 328 n, Frances, 466, 338, 238, 243, 68 Griesel, Richard, 508, 382, 287 Griffin, Cindy, 529, 352 Griffin, James B., 490, 287, 343 Griffin, James G., 529, 279 Griffin, Patricia, 508, 436, 285 Griffin, Winonia, 529, 405 Griffith, Arvilla, 246 Griffith, Gary, 466, 367, 192, 197 Grigar, Phyllis, 466, 374, 419 Grieg, Alan, 529, 356 Grigsby, Lloyd, 466, 399, 286, 68 Grimes, Clark, 508, 399 Grimes, Mici, 508, 387 Grimes, Richard, 5N, 343 Grimes, Susan, 508 Grimes, Vici, 508, 388 Grimm, Cherry, 508, 377 Grisham, Cathryn, 520, 529, 328 Gurd, NValter, 231 Gustafson, William, 466 Guthrie, David, 529, 344, 238 Guthrie, Terri, 529, 307 Guthrie, William, 490 Guymon, Carl, 209 Gwartney, Bobby, 529, 382 H Haak, Edward, 508, 393 Haas, Betty, 529, 436, 254 Haas, Jean, 508, 436 Haas, Laura, 466, 426 1 Halbe er, Ann, 490, 346, 59 Haberiy, Steven, 529, 432 Hackett, Benjamin, 508, 411 Hackney, Garey, 508, 399 Hadley, Jack, 490 Hafen, Clifford, 490, 351, 245, 247 Half, Maurice, 490, 273 Haffner, Palmer, 529, 414 Hafker, John, 466, 399, 264 Hagan, Donna, 300 Hagan, James, 490, 399 Hagar, Robert, 529, 367, 278 Haggard, Robert, 508, 411 Hagmann, Ann, 508, 426 Hagstrom, Robert, 529, 399 Hague, Alfred, 529, 360, 225 Ha ue, Terry, 490, 308 Halgin, Elaine, 466, 335 Haigler, Sandra, 529, 426 Haines, Jimmy, 490 Haines, John, 240 Hair, Nelda, 508, 436 Haire, Curtis, 192, 253, 200 Hakeem, Khan, M. A., 279 Halbrook, Jean, 490, 270, 324 Hale, Don, 466 Hale, Rebecca, 529 Hale, Sherry, 490, 435 Haley, Jody, 219 Haley, John, 508, 411 Haley, Josephine, 508, 405 Haley, Michael, 490, 414 Halkins, Hugh, 247 Haney, Annette, 529, 442, 218 Haney, Hanger, Haning Howard, 450 Gwendolyn, 466, 377 Calvin, 453, 396 Hankini Cynthia, 466, 377 Hankla Larry 466 267 312 60 H,mks,'R0beft1 5081 1981 1981201 Hanna, Terry, 276 Hannah, Ronnie, 529, 396 Hannon, Larry, 466, 28 Hannon, Monroe, 508, 382 Hanraty, Mary, 466, 298, 304, 62 Hanschu, Richard, 450, 233 Hansen, Hansen, Hansen, Hansen, Carol, 491, 426 Franklin, 491, 320 James, 508, 393, 230, 212 Janet, 529, 409 Hgrggen, Judith, 508, 436, 269, 268, Hansen, Linda, 230 Hansen, Mark, 199 Hanson, David, 529 Hanson, Emily, 508, 405 Hanson, Joe, 240 Hanson, Karen, 484 Harmon, Delenda, '508, 307 11-armon, John, 466, 192 Harmon, Richard, 491, 339 Harmony, Susan, 529, 405 Harp, Arlin, 508, 411 Harp, Dorothy, 259, 248 Harp, Patricia, 259 Harper, Jon, 466, 279 Harper, Judy, 491, 285, 260, 335 Harper, Ken, 466, 316 Harrelson, Roy, 237 Hapke, Daniel, 529, 400 Hapke, Margaret, 466, 377, 374, 62 Haralson, Carol, 529, 352 Harbaugh, Cynthia, 491, 324, 248 Harbert, Linda, 529, 405 Harbert. Mary, 466, 409 Harris, Adrian, 273, 235 Harris, Barbara, 529, 409 Harris, Brice, 508, 411 Harris, Christopher, 529, 319 Harris, David L., 466, 375, 400, 190, 236, 53, 56, 63, 205, 204, 194 Harris, Dennis, 193 Harris, James Leonard, 529, 382 Harris, James H., 529, 432 Harris, Jane, 269, 268 Harris, Jerald, 529, 382 Harris, Jimmie, 508, 432, 231 Harris, John A., 268 Harris, John D,, 466, 360, 192, 299 244, 68, 57, 60 Harris, Jon, 491, 193 Harris, Joseph, 529, 382 Harris, Margaret, 529, 419 Harris, Michael, 529, 303, 292 Harris, Rickey, 491, 411 Harrod, James, 529, 303 Harry, Kristin, 466, 436, 290, 272 Hart, Gary, 508, 400, 281 Hart, Larry, 529 Hart, Mary, 529, 314 Hart, Richard, 286 Hart, Vivian, 466, 335 Hartley, John, 265 Hartman, David, 529, 312 Hartmann, Barry, 466, 192 Hartmeyer, Cynthia, 256 Hartsell, Rusty, 241 Harts6eld, Teddy, 226 Hartweg, Larry, 491, 367 Hartwick, Polly, 529, 405 Hartwick, Ronald, 491, 316 Hartzo , Sallye, 508, 427, 215 Harvelf, James, 529, 393 Harvey, Timothy, 491, 396, 267 Harvey, Van, 508, 432, 274 Harvey, William, 264 Harvison, Bmce, 269, 268 Hastings, Jimmy, 508, 339 Hatch, John, 508, 382 Hatfield, Charles, 451 Hatfield, Susan, 508, 388 Hathcoat, James, 491, 191, 194 Hathcock, Robert, 530, 400 Hatley, Larry, 239, 245 Hatton, Darlene, 508, 436 Haug, Melinda, 466, 442, 267 Hauptfleisch, 491, 283, 187, 335 Havely, Marsha, 530, 332 Hawk, Everett, 491, 343, 156, 159 Hawk, John, 491, 382, 240 Hawk, Stephen, 530, 382, 196 Hawkins, Anita, 508, 388 Grisso, Mary, 490, 319, 214 Grissom, James, 529, 414 Grissom, Linda, 508, 387 Grizzle, John, 529, 393 Grizzle, Patrick, 529, 393, 240 Groat, Patricia, 529, 441 Groher, George, 156, 156, 158 Groden, Charlene, 218 Groesbeck, James, 508 Grohowski, James, 466 Grooms, Ronald, 466, 340, 244 Gross, Sherry, 490, 387 Grossman, William, 448 Grove, Robert, 224 Groves, Thomas, 508 Growden, Deetta, 529, 419, 268 Grubb, Rebecca, 466, 187, 352 Grubhs, Vivian, 508, 405 Grundmann, Mary, 278 Grundman, Paul, 278 Gruntmeir, Robert, 529, 351, 227 Hall, Anese, 219 Hall, Ann, 529, 304 Hall, Charles, 466, 311 Hall, David A., 466, 364 Hall, David S., 529, 414 Hall, Donna, 276 Hall Hollis, 71 Hall: Janet, 529, 319,249 Hall, John A., 508 Hall, John E., 256 Hall, Linda F., 529, 388, 219 Hall, Linda L., 508, 409 Hall, Linda S,, 529, 419 Hall, Miles, 508, 316, 148 Hall, Oakley, 244 Hall, Patricia, 508, 388, 187 Hall, Phyllis, 466, 426 Hall, Robert D., 451 Hall, Robert E., 529, 400, 312 Hall, Rowena, 508 Hall, Sharon, 529, 368 Hall, Sue, 442 Hall Terry, 529, 382 Hall: Vernon, 292 Haller, Sara, 442 OSU We Salufe You! 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Katherine, 508, 301 Heck, Paula, 530, 419 Heck, Ronald, 467, 396 Heckman, Lawrence, 467, 355 Hicks, Cheryl, 491, 436, 290, 272 Hicks, David, 530, 393 Hicks, Fred, 509, 400 Hicks, Jack, 467, 344 Hedges, James, 491, 359 Hedges, Jayne, 530, 405, 230 Hedges, Jerry, 508, 327 Hed es, William, 508, 331, 236, 65 Hicks, Jinhn, 236 Hicks, ey, 530, 393 Hicock, William, 509, 414 Hiebert, Vicki, 221 Higgins, Susan, 509, 189, 319 Hlghlill, 1nay,491, 436, 284 Highflll, Robert, 467 Highland, John, 509, 432, 269, 268, Hight, Susan, 509, 427, 234 Hightower, Mary, 491, 436, 267 Hildinger, Cheryl, 509, 436 Hed?und, Brita, 467, 282, 61, 62, 314, 237, 246, 57 Heeger, Ann, 217 Heffel, Jerry, 467, 340, 241 Heffel, Jimmy, 230, 241 Hefleff, Nancy, 45, 436 Heid age, James, 508 Hei1man,.Wi11iam, 530, 360 Heingley, Terry, 426 Heinrich, Fred, 491, 193 Heiny, John, 467, 244 Heise, Donald, 449, 232, 303 Helberg, Susan, 530, 388 Helderman, Ray, 530 Hellen, William, 467, 400 Heller, Steve, 530, 400 Hellman, Linda, 530, 388 Helm, Georgia, 491, 426, 237, 249, 256 Helm, Loy, 509, 359 Helm, Jim, 241 Hildreth, Jerrilyn, 269 Hill Allen, 453 Hill Charles, 467, 400 Hill Dana, 509, 388 Hill, Gary, 530, 360, 254 Hill, Jane, 509, 368 Hill, Joseph, 509, 400 Hill, Kathy, 509, 436 Hill Kenneth, 530 Hill Hill Linda 467 352 64 I Michabl, 4531, 344 Hill Patricia, 467, 377 Hill Sammy, 509, 396 Hill I Stephen, 530, 356 Himbury, Richard, 491, 228 Himes, Roy, 530, 393 Hinds, Bobby, 509, 393, 273, 231 Hnds, Judyth, 491, 377 Hinds, Susan, 509, 377 Hiner, Mary, 530, 405 Helm, Wayne, 27 Helman, Verda, 292 Helmers, Patricia, 509, 328, 243 Hemphill, Mark, 530, 316 Henderson, Bert, 530, 414, 274 Henderson, Doug, 491, 265 Henderson, Linda, 509, 352 Henderson, Robert, 530, 331 Henderson, Dean, 509, 355 Hendren, Carl, 530, 393, 261 Hiner, Ronald, 453 Hines, Charles, 239, 245 Hines, Danny, 509, 382 Hines, Gary. 291 Hines, James, 509, 360 Hines, Leo, 530, 393, 240 Hiney, Steven, 530 Hink e, David, 530, 311 Hinrichs, Stephen, 509 Hinton, Howard, 467, 400 Jacobs, Michael, 531, 393 Hendren, Cheryl, 467, 436 Hendren, Glen, 453 Hendren, Marcia, 491 Hendricks, Joyce, 509, 388 Hendricks, Ronald, 289 Hendrickson, Billy, 453, 241 Hendrickson, Mary, 509, 377 Hendrix, Jerry, 193 Hendrix, Mary, 530, 419 Hendrix, Susan, 509 Henley, Robert, 530, 339 Hennessey, Denise, 509, 388 Hennessey, Susan, 530, 332 Henrich, James, 467 Henry, Ingram, 509, 344 Henry, James L., 491, 417, 193 Henry, James R., 467, 316 Henry, Jan, 269 Henr Michael, 467, 320, 243, 68, 60 Hinton, James, 192, 231, 200 Hinton, Paula, 509. 377 Hensldaw, Lucy, 509, 388 Hensley, James, 451, 233 Hensley, Kent, 375, 221 Hensley, Linda, 467, 427 Hensley, Rebecca, 530, 419 Hensley, Robert, 530, 348 Henson, Donald, 530, 320 Henson, James, 530, 382 Henson, Lawrence, 530, 393, 268 Herald, Danny, 530, 308, 226, 300 Herbert, 72 Jeanette, 467, 259, 304, 248, Herbert, Linda, 530, 427 Herbolsheimer, Jean, 491, 427, 259 Herlihy, Mary, 530, 336 Hemdon, Lawrence, 254 Hemdon, Royce, 467 Herod, Linda, 467, 377, 292, 243, 244 Herren, Barbara, 530, 409 Herrick, Douglas, 491, 344 Herrmann, Gary, 491, 393 Hintze, Richard, 491, 414 Hirsch, Joseph, 530, 393, 268 Hirsch, Robert, 467, 340 Hiskett, Roy, 491.359, 171 Hissem, Ralph, 530. 344 Hitch, Jane, 467, 188, 332 Hitchcock, Clement, 491, 432, 287 Hitchcock, Linda. 530 Hitt, Karen, 509. 368, 268 Hix, John, 467, 364, 192, 252, 252, 70, 200 Hin, Leslie, 491, 400 Hixon, Roberta, 509, 427 Hoad, Raymond, 278, 269, 268, 239 Hoag, Mai, 453, 324 Hoar, Kat y, 491, 442, 285 Hobbs, Jane, 467, 388 Hobbs, Judith, 509, 377 Hobbs, Sharon, 530, 419 Hobson, Bobbe, 491, 388 Hobson, Herschel, 453, 323 Hobson, J-anice, 509, 314 Hobson, Ronald. 467, 340 Hoch, Lynn, 467, 393, 261, 241 Hochderfer, Kris, 509, 312 Hochla, Inez, 530, 419 Hochlaf, Habib, 292, 263 Hqgktersmith, Benny, 467, 190, 247, Hodam, Robert, 467, 363 Hodges, Dicky, 451 Hodges, Gay, 530, 344, 238 Hodges, Lois, 260 Thomas 467 56 Hod es, , , Hodginson, Karen, 509, 436, 189 Hodnett, Mary, 530, 328 Hodur, Rita, 467, 436 Hoeller, Sylvester, 491 2 65 Hoff, Gary, 467, 190, 194 Hoff, Jgan, 539, 388, 218 Hoff, ancy, 491, 388, 249, 256 Hoff, Paul, 234 Hollfman, George, 247, 224 Holfman, Kenneth, 530, 400 Hoffman, Rickey, 530 Holman, Evelyn, 491, 405 Hogan, Jack, 468, 363 Hogan, oy, 491, 382 Hoggatt, Don, 530, 382 Ho enberger, Mark, 530, 343 Hoke, Roy, 193 Holcomb, Richard, 509, 355 Holcombe, John, 509, 411 Holdeman, Kathy, 530, 405 Holder, Jerry, 468, 363 Holder, Patricia, 491, 436 Holderman, Kermit, 491, 360, 299 Holdman, Shirley, 419, 530 Holeman, Cheryl, 509, 409 Holeman, Philip, 491, 400, 247, 251 Holiman, Myrna, 509, 427 Holland, Michael, 468, 323, 299, 242 Holley, Harold, 491, 382, 287, '198, 193 Holley, Patricia, 509, 332 Holley, Susan, 509, 304 Holliday, Laura, 509, 419 Holliday, Linda, 453, 324 Hollier, Bernard, 235 Hollingsworth, Bill, 530, 442 Hollingsworth, Dian, 530, 419 Hollingsworth, Gar , 530, 393 Hollingsworth, Michael, 509, 400, 291 Hollis, Nancy, 468, 377 Hollis, Thomas, 509, 331 Holloway, Dan, 530, 393 Holman, Landon, 509, 360 Holman, Shirley, 530, 405 Holman, Verda, 269, 268 Holmberg, Charles, 449, 232 Holmberg, Kristin, 491, 427, 260, 259 Holmes, Burl, 530, 312 Holmes, Gene, 241 Hilmes, Robert, 530, 343 Holmes, Susan, 468, 442, 269, 267 Holt, Connie, 530, 427 Holt, Fnances, 509. 442 Larry 509, 312 Holt, , Holt, Michael, 530, 320, 174 Holt, Robert, 509, 364 Holt, Ronald, 491, 396 Holt, Susan, 509, 336, 217 Holton, Steve, 509, 340, 299, 206 Holtzclaw, Mark. 509, 400 Homsey, Gary, 530. 340 Homsey, Sandra, 530, 419 Hone, Randolph, 530. 417 Honeyman, Ethel, 246 Hood, Kendall, 261 Hood, Ralph, 192 Hood, Richard, 491, 400 Hooe, Robert, 468 Hook, Terry, 509, 343 Hooker, Michele, 509, 388 Hooper, Charles. 148 Hooper, Don, 228 Hooper, Tamra, 491, 371 Hoos, Donald, 509, 400, 197 Hoos, Russell, 491, 400, 200, 193 Hooshmand, Abdolrah, 262 Hoover, John, 530, 382 Hope, Linda, 509. 304 Hope, Robert, 193 Hopfer, David, 468, 382, 234 Hopfer, Kenneth, 468, 66 Howard, Barbara, 530, 335 Howard, Charlie, 25 Howard Daulit 491 442 189 Howard: Margaset, 509, 427, 217 Howard, Marsha, 468, 436 Howard, Paul, 228 Howard, Robert, 468, 229, 168 Howard William 509 355 Huntley, Marsha, 509, 319, 242 Huntress, Kenneth, 509, 347 Hupp, Pamela, 509, 427 Hurley, Robert, 468 Hussain, Mohomed, 251 Hussain, Tasadduq, 510, 2163, Z5 Hustead, Roy, 242, 193 Howarth, John, 418, 232, 303 Howe, Charles, 530, 316 Howe, Stephen , 491 Howell, Howell, Colin, 292 Glenda, 468, 436, 246, 248 Howell, Henry, 200, 193 Howell, Joan, 468, 352 Howell, oe 491 27 I , , 3 Paul, 274, 255 Huston, Paul, 468, 343 Hutchens, Carolyn, 468, 237, 248 Hutchens, Deanne, 492, 324 Hutchens, James, 468, 251 Hutchens, Susan, 530, 335 Hutchins, Gary, 268 Howell, Susan, 509, 268, 307, 248, 217 Howell, Thomas, 453, 311 Howell, Tillman, 491, 382 Howells, David, 509, 351 Howerton, Michael, 530, 331 Howser, Carolyn, 468, 377, 271, 249, 220 Hoyle, Jay, 530, 316 Hoyle, Richard, 279 Hoyt, Danny, 491, 417 Hoyt, Philip, 530, 382 Hron, John, 491 Hsieh, George, 264 Hsu Chuen, 264 Huang, Matthew, 264 Hubanks, John, 530, 382 Hubbard, Danny, 225 Hubbard, Dennis, 509, 432, 222 Hubbard, Diane, 85 Hubbard, Donald, 225 Hubbard, Gregory, 530, 348 Hubbard, Orlana, 509, 307 Hubbard Sharon, 509, 427 Hubbell, ,George, 260 Hubbell, Linda, 260 Hubby, Freda, 530, 388 Huber, Edwin, 251 Huchteman, Anita, 289 Huchteman, Dennis, 530, 363 Huchteman, Ralph, 468. 289, 192, 2 Huckabee, Glenn, 451 Huddleston, Charles, 509, 355 Huddleston, Steven, 269, 268 Hudgins, Charles, 530, 348 Hudson, Harriet, 509, 419 Hudson, John, 468, 382, 185, 190 Hudson, Karen, 509, 427 Hudson, Kathleen, 530, 328 Hudson, Richard, 530, 393 Hue , Natha, 491, 409 Huff: David, 468 Hulf, George, 468, 308 Huff, Leann, 509, 405 Hulfman, Charles, 530, 382, 261, 234 Huflmyer, Joe, 468, 360 Huggans, Melissa, 491, 427, 257 Huggard, Kathie, 468, 388 Huggins, John, 509, 268, 347 Hutchins, Richard, 530, 347 Hutchison, Janice, 465 Hutchison, Janie, 510, 283, 304 Hutchison, John, 200, 193 Hutson, Charles, 530, 311 Hutton, Michael, 453, 360 Hutton, Rondell, 148 Hutton, Sharon, 530, 388 Hwang, Anna, 242 Hyatt, Terry, 468, 355 Hyde, Paul, 510, 393 Hydrick, Kathleen, 510, 388 I Iacovelli, David, 530, 364 Ice, Janet Sue, 230 O leheart, Diana, 510, 259, 324 Igfesias, Charles, 530, 396 I o, Erwin, 235 I5rig, Jonathan, 492, 340 Ikeda, Mitsuo, 453, 396, 251 Ikemire, Andrew, 530, 344 Iker, Pamela, 530, 442 Ikes, Ellen, 214 Illingworth, Alfred, 468, 382 Imes, Ellen, 492, 436 Imler, Anne, 510, 442 Inciardi, Suzanne, 280 Indovina, Joseph, 492, 400 Ingham, Richard, 510, 312 Ingle, Vinita, 468, 436, 276, 272 00 Ingleheart, Diana, 288 Inglish, Barbara, 492, 336 Ingmire, Bruce, 199 In mire, Darrell, 492, 400, 268, 266, I99, 193 Ingraham, David, 510, 414 Ingram, Darel, 530, 382 Ingram, David, 510, 359 Ingram, Terry, 530, 442 Irelan d, Hayden, 468 Ireland, Thomas, 190 I ey, I Ikish, nay, slo, 420 William, 492, 382, 261, 201 Irwin, James, 468, 22 Irwin, Larry, 492, 382 Irwin, Nancy, 468, 324 Irwin, Paula, 468, 436 Ismail, Kazi, 286 Isom, Joyce, 260 Isom, Kenneth, 448, 260 Hughes, Boyd, 29 Hughes, Cheryl, 292 Hughes, Hilary, 188 Hughes, James, 491, 193 Hughes, John. 491, 414 Hughes, Marilyn, 509, 405 Hughes, Shirley, 509, 352 Hughes, William, 530, 400 Hughey, Coleen, 530, 352, 219 Hughey, Ron, 491, 414 Iverson, Shirlene, 492, 409 Ives, Linda, 510, 307 Ives, Michael, 510, 344, 238 Ivie, Elizabeth, 468 I Jacks, Harvey, 468 Jacks, Linley, 453 Jackson, Carl, 235, 226 Hopkins, Jack, 491, 343 Hopkins, James, 241 Hopkins, Randall, 530, 316 Hopper, Kenneth, 190 Hoppers, Robert, 453. 185, 190, 194 Hopping, Michael. 509. 344, 238 Hopson, Lloyd, 293, 241, 245 Horassc, Sherry, 219 Horinek, Brian, 468, 327, 193 Horinek, Larry, 491, 400 Hom, David, 509. 339 Horn, Deborah, 530, 368 Hom, Donald. 491, 303 Hom, John, 468 Hom, Sue, 468, 442, 256 Hombuckle, Jack. 290 Home, James, 193 Huish, Stacia, 530, 419 Hulet, Jearld, 509, 400 Hull, Mary, 257 Hull, William, 237 Hulnik, Frank, 509, 432 Hulsey, Larry, 509, 340 Humble, Jerry, 468, 400 Hume, Anthoniy, 267 Humes, Carl, 91 Hummer, Donal, 468 Hummer, Michael, 491 Humphrey, John H., 231 Humphrey, William, 450, 339 Humphreys, Donald. 509, 360, 215 Hundley, Donald, 530, 316 Huneke, Karen, 491, 427, 269, 268, 267, 249, 214 Hungerford, Mary, 530. 388 Hunsaker, Marilyn, 274 Jackson Charles, 451 leelsenj David, 531, 320 Jackson, Douglas, 468, 323 Jackson, Gary, 510, 339 Jackson, Jay, 510 Jackson, Kerry, 468, 340 Jackson, Kurt, 492, 191, 194 Jackson, Lawrence, 531, 364 Jackson, Linda, 510, 304, 218 Jackson, Malsii, 531, 442 Jackson, Mart a, 531, 388 Jackson, Mary, 510 Jackson, Moses, 201, 193 Jackson, Pamela, 531, 442 Jackson, Paul, 510, 343 Jackson, Raymond, 510, 414 Jackson, Rosemary, 492, 442 Jackson, William, 469, 348, 241 Home, Vicky, 211 Horner, Richard, 491, 375, 400 Hornick, Josegh, 530, 393 Homing, Cat y, 530, 436 Homing, Mark, 509, 411 Horton, Troy, 491, 393 Horton, William, 509, 393, 196 Hoskins, Johnny, 448, 232 Hoskins, Rlamonia, 468 Hotchkiss, Patricia, 530. 388 Hottel, Rex, 468, 185, 190, 194 Hottenstein, Beth, 221 Hottman, Steven. 220 Hou, Tony Yuh, 264 House, Thomas, 227 Houser, Delores, 491, 436 Houston, Ann, 509, 328 Houston, James, 491, 367 Houston, Samuel, 468, 327 Hovasse, Sheryl, 509, 368 Hovis, Richard, 271 Hunt, David, 530, 344 Hunt, Elgin, 530, 393 Hunt Hollace. 509. 377 Huntl James, 530, 382, 268 Hunt, Marsha. 530, 405 Hunt Reda, 30, 409 Hunt: Sherry, 491, 292, 259, 352, ms Hunter, Hunter, Carol, 491, 436 Charles, 237 Hunter, Frieda, 530. 405 Hunter, Gary, 491, 323 Hunter, James, 509, 339, 299, 216 Hunter, John, 509 Hunter, Karen, 530, 368 Hunter, Michele, 509. 419 Hunter, Nicholas. 491, 355 Hunter, Sherri, 530, 420 Hunter, William, 492, 193 Huntzing, Z-lollace, 509, 388 Huntley, Brenna, 492, 319 Jacobsen, Edra, 510, 352 Jacobsen, Roger, 469, 273 Jacobson, Frank, 492 Jacoby, Randle, 510, 339 Ja gars, Hershel, 448 Jagan i, Mehrdad, 469, 432, 262 James, Bobby, 469 James , Bonnie, 531, 442 James, Charles, 469, 260, 247, 254 James, Cynthia K., 531, 388, 255 James , Cynthia L., 510, 332 James, Robert, 290 Jameson, Joe, 510, 382, 269, 268, 266 James on, John, 510, 400 Jameson, Judy, 531, 314 Jamison, Eric, 510, 344 Jamison, Vicki, 531, 436 Jantz, Tommy, 531 , 393 Jaronek, Tony, 469, 400, 275 Jarrell, Robert, 469, 339, 299 Jarrett, Linda, 531, 405 559 Jorns, Jarvis, Richard, 469, 360, 57, 60 Jatala Parviz, 453, 291 Jay, Frances, 469, 332, 244 Jay, Stephen, 244 ech, Cheryl, 510, 436, 272, 248 ech, Chester, 531, 382 effries, Dennis, 469 Jeffery, Mickolyn, 510, 304 Jelfress, Janice, 531, 388 Jeflus, Larry, 292 Jelsma, Darell, 469 Jelsma, Susan, 469 Jemison, Jemison, Jenkins, James, 531, 400 Larry, 510, 400 Dale, 227 Jenkins, Delma, 510, 427 Jenkins, John, 531, 432 Jenkins, Marilyn, 531, 427, 260 Jenkins, Marsha, 531, 420 Jenkins, Myron, 510, 351 Jenkins, Robert, 492, 400 Jenkinson, Faye, 531, 527 Jenks, M argaret, 510, 388 Jenks, Richard, 469, 400 Jennett, John, 492 Jennings, Barbara, 531, 420 Jennings, Clara, 510, 427 Jennings, James, 531, 312, 300 Jennings, Richard, 531, 327 Jensen, John C., 531, 393 Jensen, John D., 510, 344, 238 Jepson, Mary, 469, 427 Jeposon, Jett, Wil Peter, 510 liam, 492, 400 Jewell, Michael, 510 Jimmerson, Herb, 153 Jindra, Dwain, 469, 327, 215, 222 Jirik, Janice, 510, 378 Jirkovsky, Samuel, 531, 382 Johansen, Kenneth, 510 Johns, Becky, 531, 442, 256 Johns, Dale, 510 Johns, Jerry, 453 Johnson, Alan, 161 Johnson, Andrew, 235 Johnson, Barbara, 531, 442 Johnson, Bill, 299, 174 Johnson, Bruce, 492, 411 Johnson, Charles, 227 Johnson, Cynthia, 531, 352 Johnson, David, 171 Johnson, David, 510 Johnson Dennis, 469, 308 Johnson, Dianne, 531, 405 Johnson, Donald E., 469, 340 Johnson, Donald L., 469, 244 Johnson Hal 469 Johnsonl James D., 492 Johnson, James M., 492, 316, 206 Johnson, Jan, 510, 427 Johnson, Janet, 260, 259 Johnson erry 215 Johnsoni John: 492, 432 Johnston, Wayne, 492, 400, 200, 193 Johnston, William, 251 Jones, Alan, 531, 320 Jones, Beverly 510, 427, 284 Jones, Carl, 92, 400 Jones, Charles, 469, 356, 190 Jorfsi, Charlie, 469, 393, 240, 230, Jones, Dan, 492, 268 Jones, Dana, 531, 348 Jones, David A., 432, 265, 238, 219 Jones, David P., 531, 360 Jones, Gary, 531, 400 Jones, Gerry, 214 Jones, Graham, 492, 414, 249 Jones, Grier, 166 Jones, Harold, 531, 344 Jones, Hattie, 492, 420 Jones, James, 231 Jones, Janet, 510, 319 Jones, Janetta, 510, 420 Jones, Janice E., 469, 248, 20 Jones, Jeanne, 531, 388, 268 Jones, John D., 469 Jones, John E. B., 236, 254 Jones, Johnny L., 469 Jones, Joyce, 217 Jones, Judy Karen, 510, 283 Jones, Jones Judy Kaye, 469, 319 Karen 531 388 Jonesi Larry, '531,l393 Jones, Marcia, 492, 405 Jones, Marvin, 510, 44, 218 Jones, Mary, 531, 335 Jones, Nik, 531, 393 Jones, Norton, 469 Jones, Phyllis, 531, 442 Jones, Jones, Raymonda, 510, 336 Rebecca, 283 Jones, Richard B., 492, 192 Jones, Richard S., 453 Jones, Rosemary, 531, 405 Jones, Samuel, 268 Jones, Sandra, 531 Jones, Stanley, 510, 311 Jones, Susan, 532, 335, 218 Jones, Terence, 492 Jones, Vema, 492, 420 Jones, Victoria, 532, 388 Jones, Wayne, 269, 268 Jones, William D., 290 Joplin, Jo, 532, 304 Jordan, Anthony, 269, 268 Jordan, Billy, 469 Jordan, James, 492, 290, 340 Jordan, Janice, 510, 388, 268 Jordan, Nanette, 469, 314 Jordan, Philip, 289 Jordan, Robert, 492, 291, 316 Jordan, Sandra, 492, 409, 214 Steven, 510, 312 Keele, William, 532, 393 Keene, William, 492, 400, 264, 171 Kees, Garry, 532, 383 Keeton, Gerald, 510, 411 Keeton, Richard, 451, 323, 233 Keffer, James, 510, 359 Kehr, Keirse Margaret, 532, 420 y, Richard, 510, 340 Keiser, Tim, 532, 312 Keith, Dianne, 532, 314 Keith, Lawrence, 63 Keithline, Charles, 510, 393 Kelamis, Julia, 492, 336 Kell, Charles, 197 Keller, Alan, 492, 339, 215, 216, 67 Keller Keller , Dwayne, 155, 153 , Eleanor, 469, 267, 307 Keller, Marilyn, 492, 378 Keller, Rita, 282 Keller, Stanley, 492, 339 Keller, Susan, 532, 427 Keller, William, 510, 356, 227 Kellerby, Joe, 510 Kelley, Patricia, 492 Kelley, Richard, 532, 393, 267 Kelling, Ron, 469 Kelly, Charles, 510, 393 Kelly, Charles, 469, 331 Kelly, Elane, 510, 405, 215 Kelly, James, 148 Kelly, John, 469, 185, 190, 194 Kelly, Patricia, 388 Kelly, Terrie, 510, 405 Kelsey, Kenneth, 278 Kelsey, Roy, 492, 228 Kelsey, William, 510, 355 Kelso, Dick, 532, 432, 292 Kelton, Patricia, 492, 260, 259, 307, 248, 214 Kern, William, 492, 400 Kemn itz, Edward, 453, 411 Kemp, Richard, 492, 400, 286 Kemper, Cynthia, 510, 388 Kendall, Cynthia, 510, 405 Kendall, Fauna, 510, 405 Kendall, Patrick, 510, 383 Kendr ick, Jack, 510, 400 Kennedy, Brian, 199 Kennedy, Charles, 469, 189, 192, 199 Kennedy, Lowell, 469, 383, 199 Kenny, Jan, 510, 388 Kenny, Patrick, 532, 393 Kenreigh, Jenee, 469, 427 Kent, Kent, lf Grover, 192, 200 Virginia, 492, 283, 187, 332 Ken on, Barbara, 510, 189, 319, 255 Kep ord, Jere, 532, 393 Kepford, Norma, 492, 436, 237, 246 Kepler, Patricia, 510, 405 Keranen, Sandra, 492, 307 Kerfoot, Linda, 532, 406 King, Martha, 511, 388 King, Mary, 267 King, Paul, 511, 274, 253 King, Rosalie, 532, 442 King, Stephen, 532 King, Wallace, 511, 261, 301 Kingham, Clarence, 470, 359 Kingham, Cynthia, 332, 442 Kingsley, Mary, 532, 259, 307 Kinkaid, David, 450, 339, 60 Kinnear, Janice, 511, 427, 259 Kinney, Joyce, 532, 319 Kinney, Owen, 511, 289, 236 Kinzer, Carol, 532, 442 Kinzer, Fred, 492, 286 Kinzer, Jan, 532, 336 Kirby, Don, 511, 308, 27, 242 Kirby, Raymond, 470, 356 Kirch, Linda, 532, 427, 268 Kirk, George, 292 Kirk, Jack, 511 Kirk, James, 470, 192 Kirk, Joe, 532, 432 Kirk, Jon, 470, 271 Kirkland, Barry, 532, 383 Kirkland, Larry, 148 Kirkpatrick, Margaret, 532, 406 Kirkpatrick, Robert, 532, 364 Kirksey, Carol, 532, 436 Kirst, David, 532, 359 Kirst, Michael, 470, 359 Kirtley, Joe, 269, 268, 266 Kirtley, Randy, 492 Kirtley, Robert, 532, 359 Kise, Roger, 492, 312 Kise, Ronald, 492, 312, 193 Kiser, James, 470, 400 Kisinger, Pamela, 532, 442 Kisling, Keith, 492 Kisner, Karen, 470, 319, 237 Kissel, Robert, 286 Kitzmiller, Carol, 336 Kizer, George, 470, 59, 60 Klan, Marrool, 263 Klecka, Edward, 492, 364 Klein, Mary, 511, 388 Klein, Robert, 492, 400 Klekers, Andris, 453 Klenda, Beverly, 470, 427, 281 Kletke, John, 492, 355 Kline, Bruce, 470 Kline, Margaret, 532, 319 Klingaman, Gerald, 234 Klingensmith, Barbara, 532, 378 Klinnert, Steven, 511, 411 Kloiber, John, 532, 393 Klovstad, Donald, 470, 356, 190, 194 Knapp, Barbara, 532, 388, 219 Knapp, Elaine, 511, 423 Knapp, Frances, 511, 378 Knapp, James, 470, 308, 226, 24 Johnson, Joyce, 492, 188, 304, 248, Johnson, Judith A., 469, 328 Johnson, Judith C., 492, 336, 237, 214, 69 Johnson, Judy A., 531, 420 Johnson, Judy E., 531 Johnson, Julie, 531, 332 Johnson, Karen, 510 Johnson, Karla, 531, 442 Johnson, Lawrence, 531, 359 Johnson, Letha, 531, 442 Johnson, Lynda, 510, 442 Johnson, Marjorie, 492, 427 Johnson, Marsha J., 510, 378 Johnson, Marsha S., 531, 304 Johnson, Marti Gay, 531, 427 Johnson, Michael, 469, 343 Johnson, Nathaniel, 271 Johnson, Patricia, 531, 307, 249 Johnson, Paula, 531, 314 Johnson, Ralgh, 469, 279 Johnson, Ric ard, 531, 393 Johnson, Robert W., 531, 411 Johnson, Ronald, 453 Johnson, Ronnie, 148, 151 Johnson, Sharon, 492, 378 Johnson, Stephen R., 492, 316 Johnson, Steven E., 469, 311 Johnson, Susan D., 531, 436 Johnson, Susan K., 510, 378 Johnson, Terry A., 469, 355, 241 Johnson, Tommy A., 492, 241 Johnson, Tommy A., 531, 383 Johnson, William C., 492, 356, 68 Johnson, William H., 453, 356 Johnson, William L., 510, 331 Johnson, Wylene, 492, 335 Johnson, Sherry, 469, 420 Johnston, Anna, 469, 427, 260, 259, 230 Johnston, Billy, 510, 359 Johnston, Charles L., 469 ohnston , 411 Charles L., 492, 265 ohnstonl Damell, 510, 378 ohnston 1ames,531,393 ohnstonz John, 492 Johnston, '194 ohnston, Ritchie, 273 ohnston, Robert, 510, 400 Johnston 260, 259 Sharon, 492, 436, 272, Joy, William, 510, 400 Joyce, Sandra, 510, 427 Joyner, Mary, 510, 427 Judd, Auther, 492, 238 Judy, Charles, 492 Judy, Martha, 492, 378 Juelich, David, 469, 277 Julian, Sharon, 492, 378 Jume, Tony, 265 Jump, Linda, 510, 304 Jung, Charles, 469 Junk, Carolyn, 492. 335 Jurrens, Rhonda, 532, 442 Just, Judy, 469, 368, 189 Justice, Ronald, 453, 237 K Kaahwa, Elijah, 262 Kachelmeyer, Michael, 278 Kaczynski, Carolyn, 532, 420 Kadavy, Linda, 510, 335 Kadhim, Jawad, 263 Kalhoeler, Roger, 469, 359. 299 Kallenberger, David, 510, 312 Kallenberger, Dee, 282 Kamann, Rita, 532, 420 Kamas, James, 510, 400 Kaminski, Linda, 510, 307, 219 Kamm, Susan, 510, 436, 185, 188 Kamphaus, Gloria, 532, 420 Kanelakos, James, 492, 303 Kantowski, Charlotte, 510, 319 Kantzer, Connie, 59 Karban, Katherine, 469, 436, 259 Karber, Braden, 532 Karimian, Abbass, 510, 262 Karns, Nelma, 217, 220 Kar uk, Michael, 532, 432 Kasgohm, James, 469, 25, 66 Kastens, Louis, 244 Kastl, Michael, 228 Katar, Malkhan, 291 Katunar, John, 277 Katz, Howard, 469, 400 Kauer, Peter, 492, 351 Kerley, Shirley, 492 Kernaghan, Glinda, 469, 378 Kernal, Harold, 235 Keman, Patrick, 148 Kems, Philip, 532, 363 Kerr, Carol, 532, 352 Kerr, Larry, 451 Kershner, Christopher, 510 Kessler, Craig, 469, 340, 148 Kester, Larry, 470 Ketcham, Anita, 470, 283, 333, 52, 57, 61, 62, 64 Ketchum, Jacklyn, 532, 427, 230, 218 Ketchum, Linda, 511, 427, 230, 218 Kethireddy, Vasudev, 453 Key, Mary, 470, 436, 285, 267 Key, Miles, 511, 400 Keyes, Carlyn, 470, 378, 256 Keyes, Larry, 532, 393, 196 Keylon, Jqerry, 197, 193 Khan, G ayas, 263 Khan, Masroor, 255 Khan, Sartai, 453. 263 Kibby, Linda, 259 Kidd, Lee, 511, 432 Kidd, Susan, 511, 436 Kidder, Gerald, 171 Kiefer, Karen, 511, 388 Kiehn, Ronny, 450 Kilgo, Carrie, 532, 420 Kilgore, Judith, 511, 388 Killough, Kelly, 344 Killough, Richard, 470, 448, 232 Kilmer, Neal, 453, 400, 275 Kimbrough, Kenneth, 470, 301 Kime, Judith, 511, 378 Kime, Robert, 470 Kincaid, Helen, 470 Kinder, Jarvis, 470 Kindler, Louis, 532, 393, 268 Kindred, Beryl, 511, 432 Kindred, David, 470 Kindred, Nina, 470 Kindrick, Wayne, 511, 393 Kindt, Larry, 511, 231 Kiner, Phil, 532 Knickerbocker, Harry, 261 Knight, Anthony, 511, 400 Knight, Dwane, 229 Kriggght, Frank, 492, 400, 200, 202, Knight, Jennifer, 470, 427 Knippa, Judith, 532, 332 Knisley, Max, 532, 400 Knott, Arthur, 192 Knott, Catherine, 511, 314 Knott, Timothy, 492, 339 Knowles, Gary, 511, 367 Knowles, James, 470, 247, 252 Knox, Cynthia, 532, 442 Knox, James, 470, 290 Kober, Robert, 532, 432 Koch, David, 511, 400 Koch, Henry, 511 Koch, Robert, 492, 351 Koch, Saundra, 470, 427, 238, 243 Koehn, Dennis, 470, 194 Koerber, John, 511, 347 Koemer, Emelia, 470, 406 Kohli, Jan, 271 Kolb, lJlon, 148 Koma Deborah 511 Krueger, Susan, 532, 388, 278, 256 Kruska, Paul, 225 Kruta, Katherine, 532, 304 Kubicek, James, 511, 327, 225 Kubik, Marilynn, 492 Kucera, Reiman, 492 Kuhn, Patricia, 470, 319 Kulsrud, William, 532 Kuncio, Gerhard, 532, 383 Kundmiller, George, 532, 364 Kunze, Mary, 470, 378 Kunze, Richard, 492, 327 Kurau, Robert, 222 Kurk, Diane, 511, 436, 256 Kurt, Jack, 234 Kurz, Robert, 245 Kusel, John, 470, 308, 246, 216, 57, 61, 60 Kusler, Cecil, 225, 241 Kusler, Kenneth, 241 Kuykendall, David, 532, 432, 218 Kuykendall, Don, 161, 160 Kuykendall, Harriet, 470, 319 Ky ar, Clyde, 492, 393, 286 Kyfe, Lowell, 470, 400, 192, 268, 235 Kyle, Stanley, 470, 400, 190, 235 L Labass, Robert, 470, 359 Labno, Christine, 532, 442 Lack, Gregory, 532, 393 Lack, Jerry, 511 Lackey, Kester, 532, 360 Lacki, Donna, 532, 427, 218 Ladra, Gary, 511, 327, 225 Lafevers, Jean, 470, 319, 68 Lafrance, Charles, 470, 231 Lafrance, Emestine, 470 Lagrone, Charles, 470, 320 La e, Judith, 511, 319, 220 Lamb, David, 261 Lamb, Jennifer, 470, 335, 257, 208 Lambert, James, 532, 339 Lambert, Mary, 492 Lambert, Richard, 191, 194 Lamdin, Connie, 470 Lampkins, Catherine, 532, 420 Lancaster, Diana, 511, 436 Lancaster, Lean, 532, 432 Laigrgaster, Lynnelle, 493, 420, 280, Landers, Carolyn, 532, 442 Landis, Deetta, 511, 427 Landrum, Janet, 511, 420 Landry, Charles, 192, 200 Landry, Peter, 470 Landsman, Dorothy, 470, 427, 244 Lane, Charles, 511, 432 Laney, Joe, 493 Lang, William, 493 Langley, Larry, 493, 367 Langley, Sherry, 511, 409 Langston, Dave, 241 Langston, Maurice, 470, 320 Lanie, Christine, 470, 319 Lankford, Philip, 470, 320, 299 Lanning, Mida, 532, 436, 219 Lansdown, Karen, 532, 314 Lansford, Dobbin, 470, 316 Lantz, Ralph, 470, 312 Laporte, Roe, 470 Larchmiller, Linda, 511, 388 Lareau, Lesley, 493, 406 Lar ent, Steve, 532, 383 Lariey, Katherine, 511, 420 Larkin, Lyle, 532, 432, 278 Larrabee, Donald, 281 Larson, Ronald, 191 Lash, Charlotte, 493, 423, 259, 230, 248 Lash, Denise, 259, 230, 248 Lassker, Alexander, 453, 400 Lassley, Lexie, 471, 246 Latham, Judith, 532, 406 Lathapipat, Piro', 453 Latta, Thomas, 448, 232 , , , 435 Koons, Kathryn, 532, 420, 268 Koppftz, Rinda, 492, 319 Kort er, Alex, 264 Kosanke, Stanley, 450, 308 Kosted, Joyce, 492, 442 Kosted, Linda, 492, 442 Kosted, Marsha. 532, 420 Lauderdale, Kathy, 493, 319 Laughlin, Patricia, 493 Laughrey, David, 192 Laughton, Leslie, 493, 427 Laurence, Diana, 532, 304 Laurence, Margeann, 493, 436 Lavender, Gloria, 493 Kouba, Gene, 532 Kounter, Douglas, 192, 200 Kovar, Frank, 532, 432 Kraker, James, 511, 411 Krambeck, Robert, 492, 417 Kramer, Charlotte, 511, 442, 249 Lavers, Annabelle, 511, 368, 284, 298 Laverty, Edward, 471 Lawless, Charlotte, 471, 388 Lawrence, Lola, 511, 436, 261 Lawrence, Sandra, 471, 436, 284, '185, 62, 188, 246, 249 Lawrence, 492, 191, 244, Johnston, Vivian, 510, 304, 255, 97 560 Kauffman, George, 492, 364, 299 Kaufman, Carl, 253, 255 Kaupke, Charles, 532, 411 Kauss, Walmar, 510, 400 Kays, Barrett, 510, 343, 236, 234 Kays, Nancy, 469, 187, 260, 335 Kebritsaz, Rahim, 262 Keck, Janice, 5332, 332 Keck, Janice, 532, 332 King Allan, 511 iongj Charles, 511, 411 King, David, 470, 228 King, Jack, 532, 400 King, Jan, 511, 316 King, Janelle, 492. 378 King, Janis, 532, 335 King, Judy, 532, 436, 257 King, Margaret, 532, 409, 287 Krausse, Karl, 191 Kreie, Diane, 218 Kreps, Carroll, 492, 406 Kretlow, Joanetta, 511, 352 Kretzschmar, Johnny, 470, 239, 245 Krie el, Monroe, 470, 271, 344 Kriei Patricia, 254 Krismer, Frank, 492 Krittenbrink, Brenda, 511, 427, 230 Krittenbrink, Stephen, 532, 351 Krittenbrink, William, 532, 351 Kroger, Pamela, 532, 335 Kroger, Patricia, 470, 335 Krogmire, Michael, 532, 432, 201 Kropp, Johnnie, 492, D9 Krshka, Linda, 511, 406 Lawson Lawson , Betty, 532, 420 , Donald, 511, 311 Lawson Helyn, 511, 441 Lawson, Mark, 471 Lawson, Randall, 532, 356 Lawson Steve 532 383 Lay, Rtiymfmti, 511,400 Layman, Maralee, 511, 319 Layne, Linda, 274 Lazorchak, Stephen, 493, 414 Lea, Maxwell, 359, 450, 233 Leach, Mary, 532, 420 Leader, Karen, 511, 427 Leak, Margaret, 471, 328 Leath, Margaret, 511, 420 Leavitt, Charles, 493, 347 Lebo, William, 532, 393 Lebold, William, 277 Leckie, Preston, 532, 383 Lecl, Linda, 248 Leclair, Raymond, 493 Leclaire, Judy, 533, 406, 290 Ledbetter, Jack, 511, 253 Ledhetter, Mary, 533, 352 Ledden, Pamela, 471, 336 Virginia, 471, 285, 304, 68, Lee Lee Lee Cynthia, 533, 420 , Daniel, 533, 383 , Harold, 493, 383 Lee, Jimmie, 511, 292 Lee, John, 250 Lee, Nancy, 285, 267 Lee, Nancy, 284 Lee, Norma, 533, 420 Lee Richard A., 532, 393 Lee Richard E., 511, 227 Lee Suzen, 532, 436 Lee, Leskela, Gregory, 511, 414, 251 Leslie, Kevin, 493 Leslie, Terry, 533, 400 Lessley, Lexie, 378 Lessly, Charles, 511, 414, 199 Lester, Rex, 273 Levann, Sharyn, 471 Leven, Rosaleah, 230 Leverton, Barbara, 493, 427 Levier, Justin, 493, 432 Levings, Gil, 533, 411 Levy, Jan, 493, 388, 214, 220 Levy, Scott, 533, 393, 201 Lewallen, Fred, 471, 249, 245, 247 Lewis Billy, 471, 279 Lindsay, Lynda, 511, 388 Lindsay, Nancy, 533, 420 Ling, Linda, 511, 388 Lingren, Bill, 241 Link, Ladeena, 533, 442 Link, Louis, 533, 340 Linkhart, Dianna, 493, 388 Linneman, Carolyn, 533, 420 Linton, Patricia, 250 Lipperd, Michael, 493, 396 Lipscomb, Terry, 193 Lisle, Robert, 511, 308 List, Bernard, 254 List, Sharon, 533, 442 Lister, Miles, 165 Lond on, Terry, 533, 312 Lonergan, Micael, 511, 307, 230, 219 Long , Carolyn, 511, 427 Long, Cynthia, 533, 406, 268 Long, David, 449 Long, Donna, 511, 427 Long Long , John, 471, 291, 192 ley, Richard, 511, 414 Looman, Linda, 471, 436, 281 56, 62 Leemaster, Jay, 511 Leeper, John, 476, 316, 239 Lees, Nancy, 471, 378 Leese, Cynthia, 511, 187, 336 Leforce, Dora, 493, 442, 260, 259, 214 Leggett, Rita, 533, 409, 260 Lehman, Donald, 493, 400, 286 Lehman, Mary, 493, 420 Leihert, William. 471, 348 Leigh, Robert, 493 Leikam, Mary. 533, 436 Leis, Kenna, 533, 423 Leist, Diana, 533. 4-42, 257, 230 Leland, Charles, 268 Lemastcr, Mary, 493 Lemastcr, Mary, 352 Leinaster, Nancy, 533. 332, 219 Lemaster, William, 171 Lemasters, Glenna, 248, 256 Lembke, Kathryn, 511, 352 Lemke, Donna, 533. 324, 300, 248 Lemmon, Roberta. 471. 388 Lemon, Barbara, 276 Lemons, Janice, 284 Lemons, Robert, 493, 316 Lenaburg, Sharon, 533, 388 Lenava, Patricia, 72 Lentz, Lloyd, 471 Lentz, Tommie, 228 Leonhardt, Richard. 533, -132 Leos, David, 511, 414 Lesch, Jerry, 533, 400 Lewis, Cynthia, 511, 406 Lewis, James I-1., 493, 432, 191 Lewis, Janna, 493, 378 Lewis Jeffrey, 289 Lewis John, 471, 400 Lewis Judy, 235 Lewis: Larry, 256 Lewis, Leon, 269, 268, 266 Lewis Linda, 533, 406 Lewis Mary L., 511, 442 Lewis Mary V., 471, 283, 352 , Lewis, Rebecca, 511, 406 Ley, Alda, 493, 427, 289, 244 Liaboe, Karen, 471, 436, 189 Liaw, George, 264 Lieb, Steve, 511, 356 Liebman, Steven, 471, 400 Lietzke anel 249 256 Litchenburg. Cheryl, 493, 427 Litchinsky, Daniel, 453 Little, Christine, 270 Little, Gerald, 471 Little, John, 533, 433, 148, 151 Little, Judy, 533, 388 Little, Larry F., 237 Little, Larry J., 226 Little, Rohert, 453 Little, Sarah, 511, 442 Lively, Norman, 493 Livengood, Daniel, 493, 347, 236, 295 Livingston, Dewey, 533, 393, 230, 222 Livingston, Gary, 493, 343 Livingston, James, 493, 363 Livin ston Patricia 511 388 ' , 1 , , Lietzke, Janet, 511, 436, 249, 256 Lievsay, Sandra, 533, 368 Liggin, Larry, 533, 400, 268 Light, Edward, 533, 383, 201 Lightfoot, Cheryl, 533, 427 Lightfoot, Linda, 471, 314, 67 Lightner, James, 375, 197 Lihou, Richard, 471, 316 Liichow, James, 511, 414 Lile, Malissa. 533, 427 Liles, Janet, 511, 388, 220 Lilley, Dena, 511, 420 Lillie, Daina, 533, 388 Lilly, Albert, 471, 433 Lilly, Larry, 533, 278. 320 Linares, John, 471, 383, 254 Lindahl, Mary, 533, 406, 268 Lindberg, Mary, 533, 420 Lindgren, Larry, 192, 200 Lindhorn, Patricia, 493, 427, 268 Lindly, Patricia, 511, 436 Lindsay, Calvin, 533, 339 1 ll' r y s Llewellyn, George, 471, 400, 279, 254 Lloyd, Deborah, 533, 328 Loats, James, 471, 400, 268, 266 Loho, Mark, 533, 344 Lobrecht, David, 533, 364 Lobrccht, Richard. 493, 364, 193 Lochner, Karen, 533, 388 Lockary, Paul, 251 Locke, Connie, 511, 406 Locke, Edward, 511, 400 Locke, Luana, 501, 267 Lockncy, Melanie, 511, 187, 270, 335 Lockwood, Stephen, 511, 400 Lodge, lidwina, 493, 442, 292 Loelller, Alan, 493 Loel'l'1er, Louis, 471, 320, 174 Loflin, Steven, 511, 331 Logsrlon, Thomas, 192 Logue, Stephen, 208 Lohmann ed 251 212 Loomis, Janet, 493, 436, 243, 246, 248, 214 Loomis, Larry, 471, 225 Looper, Shirley, 471 Loper, Godfrey, 493, 400, 193 Lopez, Jacobo, 493 Lorenz, Gar , 533, 383 Lorenz, Micliael, 449, 233 Lorenzen, Cynthia, 533, 442 Lorenzen, David, 493, 364, 299 Loring, Ralph, 533, 393 Lotven, Brian, 471, 363 Loudenslager, Michael, 225 Loughran, Donald, 201 Loughridge, Lovell, 261 Louthan, Carol, 533, 442 Louthan, Martanne, 493, 378 Loutherback, Alyce, 493, 332, 243, 214 Love, Leah, 493, 406 Love, Margaret, 374 Lovejoy, Steve, 25 Lovelady, Jan, 493, 314, 58 Loveland, Richard, 471, 271, 66 Lovell, Carla, 493, 336 Lovell, James, 511, 312 Low, Marian, 511, 427 Lowder, Saundra, 269 Lowe, Judith, 533, 332 Lowensohn, Carl, 533, 433 Lowerison, John, 471, 400, 261 Lowery, Janet, 493, 284, 307, 249 Lowman, Robert, 191, 194 Lowrance, Nancy, 533, 371 Lowry, David, 225 Lowry, Judy, 533, 442 Lowry, Kenna, 493, 388 Lucas, Tom, 471, 308, 299, 242, 52, 57, 58, 60 Luckinbill, Anna, 493, 378, 282, 217 Ludeman, Lucinda, 511, 368, 215 Ludlum, Howard, 533, 433 Luetkemeyer, Linda, 533, 406 Luman, Mary, 493, 304 Lumbers, James, 533, 433 Lundien, Gloria, 533, 332, 300 Lundy, Jack, 471 Lundy, Judy, 471 Lundy, Linda, 533, 409, 237 Lungstrum, Dennis, 267, 265 Lunsford, Susie, 533, 388 Luper, Maxwell, 533, 343, 300 Lupher, Jimmy, 512, 400 Luster, Bernard, 286, 189 Lutonsky, James, 228 Lycrla, Reginald, 71 Lyle, Allen, 281 Lyles, Paul, 493, 327, 216, 66 Lynch, Edward, 281 Lynch, George, 533, 400 Lynch, Nita, 471, 427 Lynn, Gary, 512, 393 Lyon, Ann, 493, 406 Lyon, Clyde, 453, 235 Lyon David Lyon, sue, 512, 420 Lyo ng, 206 Lyons, Carolyn, 493, 442 M Mahray, Jerry, 512, 401 Mabry, George, 148 MacAllister, John, 291 Barbara, 471, 352, 65, 154 ' , 1 , Lohsisupachai, 264 London, Jeffery, 231 Lukaszek, Dolores, 493, 368 Luker, Lynne, 533, 388 Lum, Terry, 493 MacA11ister, Marilyn, 512, 268 Macgrthur, Brian, 534, 394, 291, L6 MacDonald, Anne, 512, 188, 336 Mace, Steven, 534, 355 Macliadzean, Robert, 472, 251 Machchhar, Rasiklal, 271 Machell, Gayla, 534, 420 Machtolff, Gregory, 512 Maclnerney, James, 453 MacKe1lar, Peter, 472 Mackey, Donald, 512, 347 Mackey, Keith, 274 Mackey, Teresa, 512, 319 Mackie, Keith, 494, 364 Macklin, Otis, 287 MacLennan, John, 512, 355 MacMorris, John, 494, 299 Mactaclzeum, Bob, 254 Maddox, Alan, 449, 232 Madison, Gary, 472, 355 Madison, Lillian, 534, 442 Magill, Donald, 534, 394 Tailor-Made Banking for Fashion with Distinction University Students Stal? and Faculty Open Your Account Now at Your University Bank UNIVERSITY NATIONAL BANK of Stillwater University Square - 1224 Boomer Rd. - FR 2-0200 . 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Washington FR 2-6600 DOWNTOWN and STUDENT UNION Magmder, Joanna, 284 Maguire, F old, 494, 433 Mahaffey, E ward, 534, 401 Mahagan, Gary, 534, 394 Mahan, Donald, 494 Maharas, Mrian, 534, 427, 219 Mahdavi, Khosro, 262 Mahoney, Betty, 494, 378 Mahoney, Daniel, 534, 360 Mahoney, Robert, 534, 312 Mahske, Mary, 378 Main, Linda, 534, 388 Main, Sammy, 534, 314 Mains, David, 494, 347 Maison, Stephen, 191 Makinson, Kenneth, 534, 383 Malaske, Mary, 494 Malle, Kathy, 534, 336 Mallett, Mary, 494, 442 Mallon, Debbie, 442 Malloy, Michael, 534, 383 Malmberg, Kendra, 534, 420 Malone, Dwiglht, 292 Malone, Keit , 494, 412, 271 Malone, Martin, 239 Malone, William, 343 Maloney, Joan, 374 Maloney, Jdohn, 472, 359 Maloney, awrence, 192, 261 Maloney, William, 494 Mammen, Harold, 494 Manchester, Sherman, 255 Manley, Lar , 494, 359 Manlove, R611ert, 512, 383 Mann,IJames, 512, 412, 289 Manna an, Lohn, 269, 268 Manning, C arlotte, 472, 427 Manning, Joe, 256 Manning, Linda, 494, 368 Manning, Sheila, 494, 407 Mansee, Judith, 473 Mansell, Nancy, 534, 328 Mapes, James, 534, 364, 300 Maple, Beverly, 534, 420 Maple, Dianna, 512, 436, 291 Mappes, Sandra, 512, 307 Marlin, Ray, 259 Marcum, Emmett, 473 Marina, Booker, 534, 414, 235 Mark, Ann, 275 Marker, Phil, 281, 70 Markes, David, 494, 351 Markus, Gary, 512, 344, 238, 299 Marlar, Gary, 534, 394 Marler, Ralph, 208 Marlow, De oris, 473, 423 Marlow, Harry, 494 Marquiess, Dowanna, 534, 407 Marr, James, 473, 383, 375 Marr, Larry, 534, 383 Marriott, Terry, 494, 417 Marsh, Cynthia, 494, 283, 319 Marsh, Judith, 534, 406, 219 Marsh, Lee, 316 Marsh, Marilyn, 494, 427, 214, 217 Marshall, Claudia, 534, 388 Marshall, Jeannie, 270 Marshall, Johnnie, 512, 401 Marshall, Karen, 534, 442 Marshall, Michael, 494, 316 Marshall, Sharon, 534, 442 Martin, Andrew, 534, 382 Martin, Carolyn, 494, 328, 298, 256, 214, 64 Martin, Cathleen, 512, 420 Martin, Charles A., 534 Martin, Charles C., 367 Martin, Clifford, 534, 382, 278 Martin, Daniel, 5334, 401 Martin, Dannie, 512, 320 Martin, David, 534, 401 Martin, Donald, 53-4, 394 Martin, Donna, 453, 332 Martin, Gary, 512 Manin, Gregory, 534, 331 Martin, Henry G., 375 Martin, Henry H., 286 Matin, Janis, 494, 283, 352, 255, Martin, John, 473 Martin, Joseph, 494, 355 Martin, Larry, 534, 414, 273 Martin, Lawrence, 534 Martin, Linda, 534, 314, 249 Martin, Marlene, 285, 267 Martin, Martha, 494, 267, 314, 214 Martin, Mary J., 534. 442 Manin, Mary K., 512, 427 Martin, Nancy, 512, 378, 248 Martin, Pamela, 534, 443 Martin, Pauli, 534, 443, 218 Martin, Robert, 534, 312, 300 Martin, Sammie, 512, 324 Martin, Stanley, 534, 291, 316, 218 Martin, William, 473. 209 Martine, Jack, 534, 433 Marx, David, 449 Maschino, Roger, 534 Maslak, Theresa, 189 Mason, George, 196 Mason, James, 274 Mason, Jeffrey, 370 Mason, Karen, 534, 406 Mason, Marcia, 473, 427 Mason, Marilyn, 512, 336 Mason, Rebecca, 534, 406 562 Mason, Sylvia, 267 Massey, Barbara, 473, 314, 70 Massey, Lee, 494, 323, 299 Massey, William, 473 Mastagni, Patricia, 534, 388 Mathena, James, 534, 396 Matheny, Nanc , 534 Matherly, Caroll 534, 443 Mathews, Martin, 512 Mathews, Rachel, 473, 378 Matlock, John, 148 Matlock, Stephen, 534, 382 Matthews, Edward, 191 Matthews, James, Matthews, Jean, 534, 375, 443 Matthews, Jeanne, 292 Matthews, Jimmie, 534, 394 Matthews, Kendrick, 534, 363 Matthews, Larry, 534, 433 Matthews, Mary, 534, 443 Matthews, Scott, 473, 401 Matthiesen, Preston, 512, 401 Matthiesen, Robert, 494, 327, 225, 299 Mattingly, Alan, 279 Mattix, David, 512, 367, 278 Mattix, Judith, 534, 406 Mauk,lJeanne, 374 Maul, obert, 534, 412 Mauldin, Richard, 448, 232 Mauldin, Roger, 473 Mauldin, Sanford, 512, 331 Maune, Philip, 534, 394, 230 Maxwell, Eddie, 534, 394 Maxwell, John, 512, 367 Maxwell, Julia, 473, 427, 244 Maxwell, Marsha, 534, 314 Maxwell, William, 359, 161 May, Mary G.. 494, 443 May, Mara' L., 534, 406 May, Mic ael, 494 May, Russell, 235 Mayberry, Virginia, 534, 352 Mayes, Larry, 453 Mayes, Marilyn, 473, 443, 260, 72 Mayes, Mary, 473, 378 Mayeux, Richard, 473, 355 Mayfield, Charlotte. 494, 336 Mayhall, Patricia, 512, 332 Maynard, Carla, 534, 259, 324 Maynard, Cheryl, 534, 388 Maynard, Judy, 534, 443 Maynard, Linda, 494, 389 Maynard, Thomas, 494, 303 Maynor, Troy, 534, 320 Mays, James, 512, 394 Mays, Linda, 534, 420 Mazuera, Oscar, 292 Moigglams, John, 493, 400, 59, 60, McAfee, Linda, 493, 436, 260, 259, 230 . McAllister, Donald, 287 McAllister, Sherri, 533, 388 McAnally, Rachel, 292 McAski11, Jan, 292 McBride, Kenneth, 471 McBride, Sandra, 512, 406 McBroom, Alice, 533, 442 McCain, John, 273 McCa1ister, Barbara, 512, 388 McCall, Joyce, 533, 420 McCall, Sheila, 533, 4-42 McCalla, Dianne, 533. 319 McCa1man, Rodney, 493, 359 McCandless, James, 472, 343 McCarro11, Richard, 512 McCarty, James, 512, 344 McCarty, Linda, 472, 336 McCarty, Mazie, 493. 420 McCarty, Michael, 533, 320 McCarty, Patrick, 533, 383 McCarver, Lydia, 533, 436 McCauley, Michael, 472, 400 McClaflin, Jerrie, 533, 388 McClain, Beverly, 493, 388 McClary, James, 512. 400 McClary, Jeanette, 533, 328 McC1ees, William, 450 McCloskey, Daryl, 472 McClung, Marquita, 442 McC1ung, Terry, 533 McClure, Amos, 512, 400 McClure, Charles, 268 McClure, Janena, 493, 388 McClure. William W., 472, 190, 269, 268, 266 McClure, William S., 411 McCoin, Rickey, 148 McColgan, Charles, 533, 400 McCollum, David, 493, 348 McCombs, Richard, 533, 394 Mccommon, Leonard, 472 McConathy, Alfred, 290, 292 McConnell, Don, 193 McConnell, James, 533, 417, 269, 268, 270 McConnell, Mike, 265 McCord, Linda, 512, 319, 298, 68 McCord, Robert, 472, 231 McCord, Ronald, 161 McCorkle, Judy, 472, 335 McCormick, Jon, 512 McCormick, Michael, 533, 320 McCoy, Burdit, 292 McCoy, Carl, 451 McCoy, Patrick, 233 McCoy, Marion, 493, 324, 250 McCracken, Howard, 533, 364 McCracken, Mary, 533, 406 McCrary, Allan, 493, 191, 339 McCraw, Bemard, 472, 227, 241 McCray, Burns, 49, 411 McCray, Larry, 533, 401 McCreary, David, 533, 383 McCreary, Kathy, 533, 388 McCreary, Pamela, 533, 409 McCrory, John, 533, 360 McCrory, Mac, 533, 359, 196 McCrory, Moneka, 533, 388 McCubbins, Chris, 163, 165 McCublcins, Raymond, 472 McCue, Michael, 493 Mggirllar, Claude, 493, 433, 242, McCune, Donald, 493, 316 McCurdy, Beverly, 493, 335 Mccurdy, Phillip, 472, 355 McCutcheon, James, 533, 394, 268 McDaniel, Carl, 192 McDaniel, Diane, 214 McDaniel, John, 450, 312 McDaniel, Nancy, 493, 257, 304 McDaniel, Paul, 472 McDaniel, Ralph, 512 McDaniels, Louis, 493, 70 McDaniels, Michael, 533, 268, 331 McDevitt, Erma, 533, 406 McDonald, Charles, 472, 192, 311 McDonald, Cliff, 451 McDonald, Danny, 242 McDonald, Gary, 472, 401 McDonald, Lynn, 533, 433 McDonald, Richard, 512, 411, 196 McDougal, James, 245 McDougal, Larry, 533, 323 McDougal, Louann, 457 McDowell, Cathy, 533, 352 McDowell, Gary, 493, 256 McDowell, Richard, 512, 433, 271 Mglggwell, William, 472, 401, 192, McDugle, Bemice, 493, 388, 290 McElroy, Johnny, 512, 308, 236, 215 McElroy, Lewis, 512, 401 McFarland, Ivan, 493, 286 McFarlane, Candyce, 493, 371, 284 McGann, Virginia, 534, 406 McGee, Caro e Myree, 472, 378 McGee, Donna, 493, 388 McGee, Marcia, 493, 307 McGee, Tony, 512, 396 McGill, Cher 1, 472 McGill, Kathilen, 534, 442 McGill, Lawrence, 448, 232 McGinnis, Jack, 512, 355 McGinnis, John, 493, 355 McGlamery, Keith, 493, 67. 63 MoGough, Rose, 493, 188, 314, 214 McGoveran, Dana, 534, 442 McGowan, Byron, 472, 316 McGowen, Carla, 472 McGowen, James, 472, 240 McGrew, Michael, 512, 401 McGriff, Deidra, 493. 285, 314, 248 McGrouty, Laurie, 260 McGuffie, Glenn, 472, 185, 190, 194 McGuire, Carol, 512 McGuire, Franklin, 534 McGuire, John, 493, 414 McGuire, Patricia, 534, 436 McHenry, Cathy, 512, 406 McHenry, Donna, 290, 272 Mclnemey, Eileen, 512, 378, 292, 229 Mclnnis, Charles, 493, 412 Mclnnis, Kent, 493, 412, 215 Mclntosh, Benjamin. 534, 383 Mclntyre, Marilyn, 290 McKay, Sharla, 534, 407, 259 McKeaig8, Ronnie, 512, 360, 236 McKee, Charles, 534, 360 McKee, brine, 493, 307 McKee, ax, 472, 401, 275 McKee, Richard, 200, 193 McKeeman, Linda, 534, 436 McKenna, Kevin, 512, 339, 215 McKenzie, Gary, 534, 396 McKenzie, Jerry, 249 McKenzie, Rebecca, 534, 388 McKeown, Alice, 472, 427, 290, 272 McKay, Corey, 534, 388 McKi ben, Charles, 472, 396 McKill, Morris, 493 McKinley, Craig, 472, 327, 231, 299, 216, 60 McKinley, Richard. 472, 261, 209 McKinley, Rita, 472 McKinney, James, 269, 268, 270 McKinster, Virginia. 472, 187, 307 McKinzie, Dixie, 453 McKnight, James, 512, 343, 28 McLane, Pamela, 534, 442 McLaughlin, Bob, 493 McLaughlin, Deborah, 534, 420 McLaughlin, John, 534, 383 McLaughlin, Lisa, 4.93, 332 McLaughlin, Pamela, 534, 407, 268, 270 McLean, Richard, 472, McLemore, David, 472 McLeod, Kenneth, 493 McLure, Jane, 512, 436 McMahan, David, 29, 230 McMahan, Hazel, 494, 442 McMahan, Patricia, 230 Mglffllanus, Angela, 494, 407, 258, McMasters, Gerald, 472, 225 McMellon, Pamela, 534, 442 McMennamy, Jackie, 512 McMillan, Ear ene, 472 McMillan, Roger, 448 McMillan, Ronald, 534, 312 McMil1en, Marilyn, 472, 368 McMi11en, Sandra, 534, 407 McMillan, Roger, 494, 312 McMillin, John, 148 McMinnamy, Jackie, 420 McMurry, Wiliam, 199 McNabb, Paul, 534, 394 McNeil, Hope, 534, 442 McNeill, Dennis, 494, 312 McNeill, Lannie. 494 McNeill, Michael, 534, 401 McNew, Nancy, 472, 314 McNitt, Gary, 472 McNitt, Roger, 534, 383, 261 McPherson, Thomas, 472 McPherson, William, 264 McReynolds, Michael, 512, 301 McSpadden, Marcheta, 512, 336 McSwane, Kenneth, 148 McTague, Lawrence, 451 Meacham, Terry, 535, 344 Mead, Judith, 494, 427 Meade, Paul, 473 Meadors, Connie, 535. 443 Meadows, Charles, 473, 148 Meadows, James, 473, 339 Means, Francis, 291 Mears, Melinda, 535, 443 Medina, Edgard, 494, 412 Medley, Stephen. 535, 394 Meek, Laurie, 292 Meeks, Larry, 494, 222 Meeks, Lou, 512, 378 Mefford, Nancy, 494, 188. 304 Mehaffie, Patrick. 494, 331 Mehdi, Abdul, 453 Mehling, Martha, 494, 378 Mehta, Arun, 286 Meier, Harold, 512 Meinders, John, 251 Meinders, Mary, 494, 436 Meis, Craig, 535, 320 Meisner, Wesley, 278 Melber, Lynn, 535, 443 Mellies, Ruth, 473, 420 Mellies, Sharon, 494, 420, 278, 272 Mellott, Sherryl, 494, 420, 249, 214, 64 Melot, Judith, 512, 389, 267 Melton, Joseph, 453, 311, 251 Melton, Paul, 494 Melton, Robert G., 453, 412 Melton, Robert H., 512 Melton, Sylvia, 535, 443 Melton Toni 494 Mendenhall, Timothy, 535, 359 Menely, Sydney, 512, 282, 328, 243 Menendez, Mary, 494, 443 Mengedoht, Marilyn, 473, 282, 335 Mennem, Loren, 512 Mennem, Lynn, 473, 308 Menz, Jean, 512, 389 Mercer, Ardith, 473, 288, 324 Merewether, Eugene, 535, 401 Merkey, Daniel, 448 Merrell, Cynthia, 512, 427 Merrell, Larry, 473, 190 Merriman, Patricia, 512, 406 Merritt, Cheryl, 512, 443 Mertz, Thomas, 535, 359 Mesh, Joel, 473 Messall, Betty, 453 Messall, Charles, 453 Messall, Sara, 494, 427 Messenger, David, 227, 229 Messerli, Rebecca, 535, 352 Metcalf, Jerry, 163 Metheny, Gerald, 535, 308 Metscher, Linda, 512, 436 Metsker, Cindy, 535 Metsker, Lucinda, 389 Metzger, Robert, 535 Mewshaw, Charles, 512, 401 Meyer Meyer, Meyer , Patsy, 494, 389 Meyer, Meyer, Connie, 512, 406, 278 Meyer, , Douglas, 535, 433 Gary, 535, 344 Paul, 494, 327 Ronald, 535 Meyerer, Kristan, 535, 347 Meyers, Judith, 473, 368 Mez er, Judy, 535, 436 Miafkowski, Thomas, 494, 394, 240 Michael, Alice, 473, 389 Michael, Gary, 535, 433, 269, 268 Michael, John, 473, 355 Michel, Earl, 535, 414 Mickish, Charlotte, 473 Mickish, Daniel, 453 Mickle, Patrick, 494, 312, 193 Middleton, Charles, 512, 401 Middleton, Dana, 535, 420 Midgley, Rhonda, 512, 427 Miears, Peggy, 512, 378 Mienders, Mary, 249 Mihura, Linda, 259, 72 Milanes, Eddy, 453 Milburn, Joy, 535, 420 Milburn, Marlana, 535 Milbum, Merrily, 494, 427 Miles, Lynn, 512, 427 Miles, Michael, 494, 343 Miles, Norman, 494, 347 Miley, Sue, 494, 427 Miller, Andy, 277 Miller, Arlyn, 535, 265, 312 Miller, Barbara, 512, 436, 260 Miller, Charlu, 512, 401, 240 Miller, Charlotte, 473, 378 Miller, Dennis, 227 Miller, Donald, 535, 383 Miller, Donna, 473, 436 Miller, Dwight, 473, 414 Miller, Fred, 191 Miller, Jack, 473 Miller, James, 473 Miller, John, 449, 232 STILLWATER SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION STILLWATER'S SAVINGS CORNER 6+h 8r Husband Miller, Miller Ioyce, 512, 443 Iudith, 535, 407 Millerf Judy, 494,436 Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Richard, 512, 414 67 256, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller Kathy, 494, 83, 188, Larry, 512, 433, 231 Linda Lee, 276 Melissa, 512, 368, 25 Michael, 156 Mickey, 71 Pamela, 494, 378 Philip, 473, 244 Roberta, 512, 407 Ruth, 535, 420 Scott, 494, 355 Sherlyn, 512, 443 , Thomas, 512, 240, 242 Miller, Toni, 473 Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller Tony, 512, 312, 228 Verne, 473, 355, 148 Vicki, 512, 389 William, 512, 308 Milligiih, Daniel, 473, 226 Milling ton, Clayton, 189 Mills, Pamela, 512, 389 Mills, Robert, 535, 331 Mills, Ronald, 449, 232 Mills, Wayne, 229 Millsap, Alan, 535, 364, 300 Milner, Iohn, 494 Milstead, Douglas, 269, 268 Mims, Iudith, 535, 443 Miner, Dana, 535, 443 Miner, De Anne, 473, 336 319, 255 6, 215 , 289, 276, Nelson Nida, Ronald, 513, 308 Mingilton, Iesse, 494, 417 Minnick, Larry, 473, 347 Minnix, Iimmie, 148 Minoff, Marc, 473, 401 Minson, Ronald, 473 Minter, Cheryl, 473, 407 Minter, Larry, 451 Minton, Marcia, 473, 443, 220 Mirza rluoda 262 Morrison, Iohnnie, 474 Mitacek, Mitchell i 1 7 - Migenheimer, Diane, 494, 304, 298, 6 Ioyce, 535, 409 Anne 256 Mitchell: cmd, 512,387 Mitchell, David, 512 Mitchell, Douglas, 535 Mitchell, Edith, 473, 387, 256 Mitchell, lane, 283, 267 Mitchell Mitchell , Larry, 494, 401, 240 Lewis, 276, 241 , 193 Mitchelll Michael, Mitchell, Michael, 494, 268, 940, 299 Mitchell, Mitchell Mitchell , Mitscher, Sharon, 420 , Shirley, 494, 443, 246 Sue, 55, 443 Sharon, 535 Mittelstet, Linda, 473, 436 Mitten, Robert, 494 Mix, lean, 473, 378, 249 Mixon, Gary, 191 Mixon, Ronald. 535 Mhieh, Angela. 535, 420 Mobly, Larry, 535 Mock, Phyllis, 512, 437, 268, 259, 230 Moeckel, David, 535, 383 Moeckel, Ray, 494, 414 Moeller, lim, 148 Moffatt, Marilou, 535, 389 Mo ridge, Susan, 535, 389 MOEl3mCd, Wali, 263 Moller, Ronald, 535, 331 Monahan, Rosemary, 473, 328, 72 Monahan, Vina, 494, 423 1 Moore, Marcy, 535, 437 Moore, Margaret, 494, 283, 188, 319 Moore, Marilyn, 513, 319 Moore Marjorie, 535, 427 Moore: Michael D., 535 Moore, Michael Ted, 494, 383 Moore Michael Thomas 331 Moore, Omea, 535, 420, 174 Moore, Patricia A., 535, 272, 420 Moore, Patricia E., 474, 378, 258 Moore, Patricia L., 513, 314, 248, 215, 72, 207 Moore, Paul, 494, 360 Moore, Phyllis, 535, 407 Moore , Rita, 494, 378, 249, 256, 217 Moore, Roy, 513, 394 Moore, Sandra, 513, 437 Moore, Stephen, 201 Moore, William L., 474, 340 Moore NVilliam R. 449 232 Moot, Charles, 494 1 1 Moran, Ianice, 474, 285 Moran, Moran, Tanya, 494, 378 Thomas, 474, 363 Morava, Andrea, 513, 324 Moreland, Calvin, 474, 185, 60, 194, 204 Moreland, Ianis, 267, 285 Moreland, Mary, 494, 307 Morgan Morgan , Bobby, 535 Bruce, 273 Morganl Craig, 535, 348 Morgan Morgan Morgan , lune, 250 , Larry, 271 L nn , if , 494 Morgan, Michael, 273, 198, Morgan Morgan 239 Morgan Morgan Morgan Morley, Paul, 273 190, oi, 198 Miiigahj Rahilell, 274, 199 , Robert, 535, 493, 278, 269, , Suzanne, 474, 389 , Ted, 513, 312 , William, 474, 192, Melody, 513, 368 Morrell, Donna, 535, 304 Morris, Morris, Morris, Morris, Doris, 513, 389 Edna, 494, 407, 259 Ermal, 535, 433 Gary, 494 Morris, Io, 535, 314 Morris, Morris, Morris, Morris, Morris, Morris, Morris, Morriso Morriso Morriso Iohn, 535, 433 Marcia, 535, 420 Mary, 215 Rex, 494, 396 Tommy. 229 Vicki, 513, 335 William, 225 n, Cletus, 474 n, Gerald, 513, 320 n, Ioltn, 453 339 Muller, Caroline, 495, 423, 292 Mullinax, Randall, 513 Mullinix, Larry, 513, 316 Mullins, Harold, 474, 24 Mulvey, Michael, 495, 401 Mumma, Carolyn, 513, 389 Muncrief, Paul, 231, 199 Mundis, Charles, 453, 286 Mun le, Mason, 513, 308, 222 Muniollon, Samuel, 513, 364 Munn, Virginia, 495, 378, 292, 229 Munsey, Carole, 513, 443 Munson, Eric, 450, 233 Murcia, Hector, 288 Murdock, Sandra, 513, 428, 256, 215 Murley, john, 277 Murnan, Donald, 513, 339 Murphree, Linda, 535, 352 Murphy, Carol, 535, 443 Murphy, David, 199 Murphy, james, 474, 401, 192, 265 Murphy, lohn, 71 Kay, 453, 428 Murphy, Murphy, Marsha, 495, 409, 267 Murphy, Patrick, 513, 331 Murphy, Raymond, 474, 363, 153 Murphy, Sharon, 535, 420 Murphy, Stephen, 535, 401 Murphy, Susan, 513, 443 Wanda 219 Murphy, , Murray, joe, 226 Murray, Iuanita, 474, 378 Murray, Kathleen, 474, 443 Murray, Michael, 535, 320 Murray, Nancy, 535, 443 Naileh, Ellis, 495, 323 Naileh, Frieda, 495, 307 Naileh, Sherry, 535, 304 Nall, jerry, 535 Nall, Mary, 474, 188, 352 Nally, Richard, 513 Nance, Loree, 513, 389 Nance, May, 198 Nash, Judith, 513, 437, 256, 218 Nash, Kenneth, 536, 394 Nash, Michael, 495, 359, 193 Nash, Richard, 495, 396 Nash, Rolland, 474, 312 Navin, Lawrence, 536, 412 Neal, Charles, 536, 355, 300 Neal, Craig, 495, 417 Helen, 495, 389 Neal, Neas, Iohn, 453, 244 Neas, Sally, 474, 244 Needham, Enoch, 208 Needham, Thomas, 253 Neely, David, 536, 343 Neely, Iohn H., 495, 343 Neff, Iosef, 291, 219 Negm, 1-lossam, 263 Neill, Kathleen, 495, 423, 290, 272 Nelson, Bobby, 536, 401 Nelson, Denny, 474, 190, 194 Nelson, Frank, 240 Nelson, Iames, 474, 356 Nelson, lane, 474 Nelson, Iefferson, 495, 356, 215, 66, 63 Nelson, Iohn, 292 Nelson, Larry, 513, 364 Nelson, Richard, 513, 320, 300 Newcomer, Forest, 536, 352 Newell, Dennis, 495, 401 Newell, George, 235 Newell, Virginia, 513, 307 Newlin, Marvin, 450, 233 Newman, Betsy, 495 Newman, Celia, 474, 378 Newman, Cheryl, 474, 288, 188 324, 256, 64 Newman, Daniel, 474, 417 Newman, jeffrey, 300, 256 Newman, Linda, 495, 407 Newman, Tillie, 274, 261 Newsom, Vickie, 513, 387 Newton, Baker, 247 Newton, Billye, 474, 443, 231 Newton, Iames, 513, 356 Newton, Leon, 474 Newton, Stephen, 536, 401 Ng, Margaret, 454, 437, 264 Ng, Samuel, 454 Nicalaysen, Denis, 343 Nicholas, Bailey, 286, 193 Nichols, Claudia, 495, 443 Nichols, Debra, 495, 389 Nichols, Dennis, 513 Nichols, Donna, 284 Nichols, lack, 513, 347 Nichols, janet, 495, 319, 214 Nichols, Iohn, 474, 279, 254, 57 Nichols, Martin, 474 Nichols, Mary. 513, 3313 Nichols, Patricia, 536, 443 Nickels, Celia, 536, 443 Nickels, Lee, 513, 396 Nicolaysen, Denis, 474 Robert H., 495, 356 Murra , Susan, 291 Murrell, George, 474, 355 Murrell, Sue, 513, 428, 282 Mushinsky, Allen, 474, 264 Music, Bruce, 535. 355 Musick, Phyllis, 535, 443 Mut, Stuart, 535, 383, 288 Myer, Ioseph III, 513, 383 Myers, Don, 495, 433, 244 Myers, Harold, 535, 383, 196 Morrison, Iudith, 535, 335 Morrison, Raymond, 535, 401 Morrissette, Raymond, 474, 185, 190, 234, 1 94 Morrow, Evelyn, 513, 389 Morrow, Karen, 474, 246 Morrow, Kathleen. 535, 409, 259, 230 Morrow, Micah, 474, 251, 70 Morrow, Tracy, 474 Morse, Dennis, 535, 320 Morshedizadeh, 262 Mortimer, Diana. 494, 443 Morton Don, 513, 414 Myers, Io, 495, 389 Myers, kuhn L., 451, 327, 233, 216 Myers, obert, 474, 401 N Nabozny, Katherine, 513, 428 Naff, Peter, 153 Nahrgang, Willard, 148 Naileh, Bonita, 495, 389 Nelson, Robert L., 495, 303, 215, 220, 66, 63 Nelson, Robin, 536, 332, 230 Nelson, Ronald, 474 Nelson, Ronnie, 495, 327, 229 Nelson, VVilliam, 273 Nemecek, George, 474, 227 Neph, Patricia, 536 Neth, William, 474, 401 Neulfer, Duane, 495, 348 Neumann, lane, 352 Neumann, Nancy, 474, 352 Neundorf, Betty, 513, 378 Neville, Ierry, 268 New, Larry, 292 New, Martha, 513, 437 Newbem, Nathan, 495, 412 Newby, Boyd, 449 Niebruegge, Carolyn, 475, 428, 24 243, 244, 246, 246, 248, 68 Niebruegge, Kenneth, 513, 225 Niemann, Donald, 292 Niemann, Mary, 475, 428 Nieto, David, 513, 290 Ninde, Cynthia, 513, 428 Ninman, Mary, 536, 437, 259 ,60 3 Nitcher, Sand ra, 513, 428, 259 Nix, Rebecca, 513, 428, 218 Nix, Saundra, 274 Nixon, Gala, Nobert, Ivan, Noble, Roger, 475, 428 513, 236, 253, 255 475, 254 Nobles, Martha, 513, 428 Nolen, Curtis, 495, 191, 351, 194 Nolen, Larry, 450 Nolen, YVil1iam, 224 it 9 HOME OF THE QUALITY 184 Morton: Kelsey, 535, 443 Morton, Nancy, 535, 389 Morton Richard, 474 Moiiohj Teddy, 595, 331 Moseley, Glenn, 535, 394, 235 Monhollon, Susan, 535, 336, 300 Mosier, Lo ra, 270 Monroe, Gary, 494 Moss, Dana, 494, 428, 249 HAMBURGER Montague, William, 535. 265. 320 Moss, Deborah. 535, 428 Moss, James, 453 Moss, Karen, 494, 368 Q Montgomery Connie, 512, 332 Montgomery, Gary, 237, 227 Montgomery, Ianet, 473, 427 Montgomery, Iennifer, 513, 187, 314 Montgomery Ierry, 473, 394, 268, 267 Montgomery, Lisa, 535, 368 Montgomery, Margaret, 513, 407, 215 Montgomery, Patrick, 535, 401 Montgomery, Raymond, 473, 433 Moody, Charles, 473 Moody, Danny, 535 Moody, Herbert, 494, 394, 240 Mooney, Kathleen, 494, 328 Moo re Moore, Moore , Alan, 494, 383, 191, 194 Moore, Carolyn, 494, 420 Charles, 473, 364, 289 Colleen 473 328 Moore: Daniel, 535, 311 Moore, Danny, 290 Moo re David, 474, 191, 194 Moorei Don, 251 Moore, Donald, 474, 323, 241 Moore, Gary, 494 Moore, Glen, 474, 224 Moore, Harvey, 229 Moore, Iane, 94, 285, 352 Moore, Ianice, 474, 304 Moore, Ieffrey, 535 Moore, Iohn, 513, 359 Moore, Ion, 474, 199 Moore, Larry, 535, 340 Moore, Lonnie, 513, 327, 236 Moore, Luther, 535, 355 Motter, Robert, 513, 417 Moulin, David, 495, 344, 193 Mount, Donna, 513, 378, 259 Mounts, john, 474, 316, 254 Mourer, Larry, 513, 344 Mourer, Ronald, 474 Mouser Sandra 535 420 Mommy, Martlia, 513, 428, 22 Moyer, Mary, 513, 319 Moyer, Ross, 474, 360 1 Moyers, Constance, 474, 314, 254, 206 Muckleroy, Iames, 474, 367 Mudoga, Freda, 262 Mueggenborg, Larry, 474, 351 Mueggenborg, Michael, 535, 351 Muehleisen, Cheryl, 513, 338 Mueller, David, 535, 339 Mueller, 254 Mueller, Paul, 148 Mueller, Robert, 286 , Susan, 474, 259, 249, 256 Mueller, Thomas. 513, 339 Mueller james, 495, 412, 279, 278, 5 .lx Lg- f!l'!.!1! ..!! 1 X -.. -.... HW' 6 7 4 AT Sth AND HUSBAND Mulbery, Roy, 513, 308, 226 Mulder, Wendell, 474, 279, 279, 254 Muldowney, Michael, 535, 401 Mullen, Charles. 513, 359 Mullen, Kipp, 513, 311 Mullen, Linda, 495, 371 Mullen, Paul, 156 Mullenix, Iustin, 193 ACROSS FROM SAF EW AY FR2-3584 563 Pratt, Philpo Omohundro, Steven, 536, 360 Noltensmeyer, Lora, 495, 437, 189 Norman, Jack, 513, 383 Norman, Phil, 513, 401 Norris, Marilyn, 495, 389, 269, 268, 267, 259 Norris, Nancy, 475, 443 Ncergs, Patricia A., 475, 378, 290, Norris, Patricia V., 475, 437 Norris, William, 192, 200 Northey, Dan, 513, 327 Northington, Richard, 475, 401 Northrup, Patton, 495 Norton, Tommy, 193 Norton, Toni, 536, 389 Norvell, George, 513, 343 Norvell, Patricia, 513, 389 Norvell, William, 513 Norwood, John, 475, 383 Norwood, Sammy, 495, 363 Nostrand, Terry, 536, 314 Nothstine, Thomas, 252 Nott, Josephine, 513, 409 Nott, Samuel, 475 Notthingon, Mike, 231 Novey, osemary, 513, 420 Nowabbi, Billie, 475, 379 Nowlin, James, 513, 433 Nowlin, Richard, 475, 192, 202 Noyes, Joel, 495, 414 Noyes, Phil, 495, 356 Nthia, Desiderio, 262 Nuckolls, John, 513, 383 Null, Dorothy, 513, 319 Nunley, Randall, 475, 271, 199 Nusz, Lawayne, 450, 233 Nuttall, Richard, 201 Nuttall, Robert, 201 O Oakley, Shelby, 513, 312 O'Brien, Bruce, 198, 198, 193 Ochsner, Arthur, 25 O'Connor, Ronald, 513, 394 O'Daniel, Neil, 475, 25 Allen 201 O'De1l, , O'De11, Diane, 495, 307 O'De1l, Pamela, 513, 389, 219 O'Dell, Sheryl, 513, 379 O'Dell, S lvia, 219 Odgers, Rbbert, 201 Odom, Larry, 513, 303 O'Donne11, Patricia, 475, 189, 319 Odvody, Dale, 191, 194 Oelschlaeger, Linda, 493 Ogan, Sam, 287 Ogden, Charles, 513, 360 Ogilbee, John, 475, 414, 192 Oglesby, Robert, 513, 340 Ogletree, Linda, 257 Oglletree, Linda, 259 O an, Suzanne, 475, 307, 246, 220 O,Hara, James, 370 O'Hern, Karen, 513, 368, 259 O'Kelley, Robert, 475 Okoye, Bert, 286 Olazagasti, Roberto, 536, 273 Olbert, Lyle, 513, 343 Oldham, Dan, 513, 417, 241 Oldham, Sue, 259 Oliver, Stephen, 495 Ollar, Cecil, 495 O'Loughlin, Michael, 475, 348 O,Loughlin, William, 513, 351, 242 Olson, Carl, 475, 226 Olson, Robert, 475, 401 Olson, Sandra, 536, 443 Oltmanns, Steven, 513, 383, 212 O'Mara, Maureen, 495, 371, 285, 256 O'Mea1ey, Gerald, 448, 232, 303 Orin? Clifford, 475, 433, 192, 200, O'Nea1, Eugene, 401, 449 O'Neal, Kenneth, 156 Ore, Loretta, 495, 407 O'Reilly, George, 495, 316, 204, 207 O,Reilly, Shirley, 475, 374, 428, 20, 59, 66, 53, 56, 61, 62 Oricchio, Ronald, 495 Omdorff, Martha, 513, 423 Orr, Jerry, 536, 339 Orr, Kenneth, 495, 253 Orr, Sharon, 268 Ortiz, Antonio. 475, 288 Ortiz, Jose, 475 Ortloff, Donald, 475 Osborn, Dale, 475. 303 Osborn, Pamela, 536, 389 Osborne, Barbara, 513, 307 Osbome, Judith, 475, 246 oshni, Kenneth. 415, 292, D9 Oslin, David, 201 Osterhout, Ronald, 252, 252 Oswalt, Hal, 513, 303 Otis, Bengtha. 513, 389 O'Too1e, Michael, 475, 320 Otsuki, Barbara, 513. 307, 215 Ott, Cher 1, 495, 389, 214 Ott, Frankie, 286 Oulds, Marsha, 536, 314 Overby, William, 271 Overland, Jeffrey, 495, 401, 264 Owen, Denise, 536, 314 Owen, Donna, 495, 332, 300 564 Owen, James, 475, 364 Owen, Kenneth, 192, 200 Linda 219 Owen, , Owen, Rita, 495, 409, 187 Owens, Anjela, 217 Owens, Charles, 200, 193 Owens, Donna, 298 Owens, Karen, 536, 328 Owens, Lela, 513, 407 Owens, Lynne, 536, 437, 230, 218 Owens, William, 71 Owsley, Larry, 513, 401, 265 Ozment, Harry, 235 P Paddock, Billy, 495, 401 Paden, Joseph, 536, 394 Page, Dale, 514, 414, 292 Paine, Cheryl, 475, 379, 289 Painton, Robert, 475 Paka, Satyanarayana, 454 Paleck, Lois, 495, 443 Pallesen, Susan, 536, 389 Pallett, Mark, 495, 401 Palm, David, 299, 60 Cecelia 454 Palmer, , Palmer, Edwina, 475, 423 Palmer, Katharine, 514, 318 Palmer, Kathryn, 215 Palmer, Steven, 271, 261 Palmer, Windel, 148 Palmieri, Richard, 536, 394, H11 Palmore, Vanna, 495, 437, 248 Palu, Markay, 514, 307, 220 Pan, Kwee Chong, 264 Pang, Leroy, 370 Pap. Joseph, 475 Pardee, Marilynn, 514, 336 Park, Mickey, 240 Park, Patricia, 243, 219 Park, Warren, 495, 244 Peak, Don, 476, 207 Pearson, David, 514 Pearson, Donna, 514, 319, 211, 215 Pearson, Otis, 192, 200 Pearson, Sharon, 514, 428 Pease, Judy, 495, 389 Peck, Donald, 476, 247, 224 Peckins, Jim, 199 Peddy, Frances, 476 Peddy, Roger, 476 Peek, Janet, 495, 188, 304, 214, 206 Peeper, John, 192 Peeper, Thomas, 454 Peinbroke, John, 514 Pelliter, Helen, 476, 437, 248 Pellonari, Sandra, 495, 389, 217 Pemberton, Linda, 514, 428 Pembroke, Frederick, 343 Pennel, Stephen, 240 Pennington, Audrey, 495, 428, 292 Penny, Jimmie, 514, 437 Penticu f, Clarence, 495, 348 Penuel, Stephen, 536, 394 Perella, Charles, 264 Perkins, David, 268 Perkins, Jimmie, 198, 198 Perkins, gohn, 375 Perkins, onald, 536, 344, 238 Perkins, William, 514, 320 Perry, Ann, 495, 335, 249 Perry, Billy, 514, 339 Perry, Charles, 476, 401, 209 Perry, Kenneth, 454 Perry, Philip, 495, 401 Perry Ronald 300 Perryinan, James, 476 Perryman, Philip, 227 Pesterf ield, Benna, 495, 428 Peters, Donald, 383 Peters, Peters, Peters, Eowana, 495, 328 Kathy, 495, 328 Mary, 514, 407, 259, 215 Pitts, John, 476 Pitts, Lou, 256 Pitts, Richard, 274 Platner, Paul, 496, 316 Plohg, Timothy, 495, 340 Plovarrich, Paul, 536, 364 Plucker, Wacyne, 191, 194 Plumer, Fre ee, 514, 312 Plummer, Edward, 191, 194 Plunkett, Michael, 496, 401, 256 Plunkett, Robert, 454, S6 Plunkett, Ronald, 536, 356 Poffenbarger, Fred, 514, 32.3 Poffenberger, Connie, 514, 428 Pohl, Merry, 495, 368, 256 Pohlemann, Frances, 496, 292, 314, 230, 255 Points, Janette, 218, 20 Po'ezny, Carol, 495, 336, 174, 84 Poling, Kenneth, 228 Polk, Harvey, 496, 396, 241 Polk, Henry, 454, 394, 71 Pollar, Douglas, 192 Pollard, Bryan, 496, 360 Pollard, David, 300 Pollard, Elza, 241 Gary 496 Pollard, , Pollard, Tallaulah, 476 Pollard, Weldon, 241 Pollock, Marilyn, 514, 332 Polson, Bill, 496, 401 Pond, William, 476, 308 Ponte, Joseph, 514 Pontesso, Alfred, 476, 252, 252 Pontesso, Stephen, 265 Pope, David, 476, 327, 24, 193 Poplin, Margaret, 514, 407, 259, 242 Porras, Raul, 496, 239 Porter, Carroll, 227 Porter, Donald, 286, 247 Porter, Duane, 148 Porter, Erick, 514, 340 Pruett, l Sharon, 477, 444 Pshigoda, Leslie, 514, 308, 300 Puckett, David, 514, 383 Patricia, 514, 389 Pu , Glenda, 514, 444 Pu liam, Preston, 496, 364, 236, 299, 242 Purdom, Theodore, 477, 312 Purdy, Robert, 212 Puckett, il' Pursell, Purtle, Gerald, 477, 412 Charles, 241 Purtle, Sara, 259, 172 Purvian Purvine ce, Ronald, 496 , Jo, 496, 407 Pute, Don, 198 Putt, Gerald, 477 Puttroff Pyle, D , Marcia, 477 ale, 514, 394 Q Qualls, Charles, 536, 412 Quick, Mark, 514, 320 Quigley, Gerald, 496 Quigley, Teneece, 536, 407 Quimby, Carol, 514, 304 Quinlan, Mary, 514, 428, 234 Quinn, Marvin, 514, 340 Quinn, Sukan, 189 Quinn, Thomas, 477, 340, 197, 193 Quoreshi, Earl, 263 R Raba, Marvin, 477, 433, 275 Rabon, Josephine, 536, 389 Rabom, Viva, 536, 389 Rachel, Paul, 514, 311 Radcliff, Katherine, 496, 437, 276 Rader, James, 268 Rader, James, 477, 401, 269 Radford, Charles, 192, 199 Parker, Anna, 379, 451 Parker, Jerre, 260, 258 Parker, Jerry, 536, 433 Parker, Laura, 495, 379 Parker, Martha, 275, 214 Parker, Nancy, 514, 389 Parker, Nelson, 475 Parker, Sallye, 514, 389 Parker, Parker, Thomas, 536, 383 Wayne, 514, 401 Pagrinson, John, 514, 412, 291, 218, Parks, Beverly, 536 Parks, Dale, 475 Parks, David, 448, 232 Parks, Ed ar, 514, 331 Parks, Jbgith, 495 Parks filliam, 275 Par1i,, Gary, 292 Parmle y, James, 475, 235 Parr, Glenda, 514, 332 Parrish Parrish, , James, 495, 360 anet, 495, 371 Parrish, lV1ichael, 495 Parrott 2.00, , Kenneth, 495, 401, 29, 193 Parrott, Mar , 514, 428, 259, 230 Parrott, Trish, 282 Parrott, Olive, 300 Parsons, Karry, 536, 394 Parsons, Pamela, 514, 420 Parsons, Terry, 495, 340 Parsons, Vivian, 514, 336 Partain, Donald, 536, 433 Partridge, Sandra, 514, 188, 195, 332 Paschal, Samuel, 475, 401 Peters, Michael, 476, 247 Peters, Tanya, 514, 304 Petersen, John, 514, 383 Peterson, Leann, 495, 437, 243 Petrilla, Michael, 476, 414 Pettis, Lawrence, 476, 241 Pettit, Ernest, 495, 417 Pettit, Joyce, 495, 423 Petty, Dianne, 536, 443 Petty, Lynda, 495, 319, 214 Petty, Mark, 417 Petty, Marshall, 536 Petulla, Michael, 192 Peugh, David, 536, 394, 256 Peyton, Cheryl, 476, 335 Pfenning, Gregory, 225 Phariss, Glen, 236, 251 Phariss, Richard, 476, 279, 254 Phelps, Harvey, 476, 229 Phelps, Karen, 476, 379, 275 Phelps, Tom, 449, 356 Phillips, David, 476, 279 Phillips, Dennis, 536, 412 Phillips, Doug, 514, 360, 236, 215 Phillips, Gail, 192, 186, 200 Phillips, George. 170. 171 Phillips, James D., 495, 311 Phillips, James H., 514, 383 Phill-ips, Karen, 514, 420 Phillips, Larry, 148, 151 Phillips, Lee, 536, 253 Phillips, Linda, 234 Phillips, Martha, 495, 319 P1gg'gps, Mary, 495, 292, 187, 335, Phillips, Paula, 219 Porter, Gary, 244 Porter, Larry, 268 Porter , Nancy, 514, 389 Porter, Pamela, 514, 389 Porter, Sandra, 514, 368 Portm Post, an, Samuel, 514, 401 Carl, 496, 396 Post, Harrell, 496, 394 Poteet, Donald, 496, 394 Poteet , Robert, 449 Potter, Fred, 196 Potts, Potts, Potts, Jan, 300 Jeanne, 536, 437 Suzann, 496, 389 Potts, Timothy, 148 Powell, Alice, 476, 379 Powell, Charles, 496 Powell, Dennis, 231 Powel Powel 1, Melinda, 496, 282, 336, 300 1, Sandra, 496, 187, 319 Powell, Sharon, 476 Powell, Stephen, 536, 433 Power , Guy, 514, 383 Powers, Charles, 496, 344 Powers, David, 191 Powers, Diana, 496, 389 Powers, Joyce, 374 Powers, Michael, 514, 414 Powers, Robert, 496, 303 Prabh akar, P. R., 454 Praprotnik, James, 476 Pratchard, Donna, 496, 407, 259 Prsgelr, Susan, 514, 187, 314, 217, Prather, William. 271 Gary, sae, 383, 278 Radke, Terrance, 199 Rafat, Abdollah, 225 i Raffety, Clyde, 477, 412 Raffety, Gayle, 536, 352 Raffety, Robert, 477, 412 Rager, Jimmy, 477, 412 Ragland, Janet, 477, 389, 281 Ragisdale, Harrold, 477, 412, 258 1 Ra hal, Waleed, 477 i Rahman, Abul, 263 Rahman, Md Ansar, 263 Rahn, Eugene, 496 Rainey, Genevieve, 290 Rainwater, James, 190, 194 Rajani, Chandru, 251 Ralls, Stacey, 514, 379 Ralston, James, 451, 233 Ramee, Robert, 496, 415, 291 Ramming, David, 477, 278, 234, 216 Ramsey, Deloris, 514, 407 Ramsey, James D., 536, 401 Ramsey, James L., 477, 433, 253 Ramsey, Marian, 514, 428 Ramsey, Terroll, 536, 401 Ranck, Susan, 536, 314 Randazzo, Henry, 448, 232 Randle, John, 477, 192, 320 Randles, Cheryl, 477, 444 Randolph, Mary, 257 Randolph, Thomas, 450, B3 Rankin, Johnnie, 193 Rankin, Joseph, 477, 356, 191, 200 Ransom, Gre g, 536 Ransom, Linga, 496, 389 Ranson, Rita, 477, 428, 250 Rao, Kollipara, 454 Paschall, Gerry, 475, 363, 299 Pate, Don, 475, 394 Pate, John, 475 Patel, Shashikant, 454 Pathamanuth, Shotim, 476, 437 Patillo, Carolyn, 476, 389, 246, 250 Patrick, Dixie, 476, 420, 258 Patrick, James, 292 Patrick, Judy, 495, 307 Patrick, Kenneth, 495, 412 Patrick, Wilma, 495, 407 Harold 495 Patterson, , Pzggerson, Jonathan, 495, 433, 271, Patterson, Kay, 495, 428 Patterson, Kent, 495, 355 Patterson, Linda, 514, 389 Patterson, Peggy, 536, 428 Susan 514 428 Patterson, , , Patton, Eileen, 495, 389 Patton, James, 476, 363, 275 Patton, Terry, 476, 437 Paulson, Don, 476, 291, 265, 323 Phillips, Randall, 536, 359 tt Jerry, 148 Paxton, Janice, 514, 389 Payne, Barbara, 495, 389 Payne, Beverly, 476, 443, 283 Payne, Evelyn, 495, 420 Payne, Gary, 292 Payne, Holton, 495, 289, 244 Payne, James, 476 Payne, Joyce, 514, 407 Payne, Pamela, 536, 443 Payne, Richard, 514, 433 Pazareskis, Patricia, 514, 407 Peacher, William, 495, 320, 65 Peacock, Edward, 536, 355 Peaden, John, 514 Peaden, Lianne, 514, 187, 335 Philpott, Pamela. 514, 428 Phinney, Ann, 259 Phipps, Terry, 240 Piantanida, Joseph, 536, 316 Piatt, Judith, 514, 304, 220 Pickard, Kenneth, 496, 396, 290 Pickens, Louis, 454, 241 Pickens, Yvonne, 476 Pickett, David, 514 Pickrell, David, 476, 343, 299 Pieratt, Bruce, 148 Pierce, Dannie, 496, 379 Pierce, Gregory, 241 Pierce, Janna, 495, 335 Pigrige, Marie, 514, 437, 276, 20, Pierce, Mary, 514, 336. 257, 205 Pierce, Phillip, 495, 433, 200, 193 Pierce, Richard, 476, 303 Pierson, David, 454 Pierson, Harry, 240 Piettroff, Marcia, 379 Pietz, Arnold, 193 Pike, Carolyn, 254 Pill, Wallace, 234 Pinkerton, Prentis, 536, 412 Pinkston, Gary, 476, 303 Pinkston, Gerry, 514, 428, 290, 272 Pinkston, Wiley, 514, 222 Pinney, Charles, 454, 250, 251 Pipes, Paul, 476, 412, 275, 193 Pippin, Linda, 536, 443 Pischel, Max, 476, 344, 238 Piter, Jozeph, 476 Piter, Joseph, 476 Pitezel, Toni, 514, 420 Pregler, Melvin, 514, 414 Presigrove, Sammy, 241 Pres ey, Pamela, 536, 423 Presnall, Pamala, 514, 332 Presnell, Marlgaret, 514, 428 Pressnall, Jac , 496 Rgpgr, Donald, 477, 415, 290, 261, 5 Raper, Ronald, 290, 261 Rapp, William, 477, 401 Rathjen, Stanley, 477, 355, 239 Ratliff, Michele, 477, 324, 57 Preston, James, 496, 375, 417 Preston, John, 267, 265 Preston, Ruth, 514, 389 Preston, Sandra, 476, 379, 238 Prevost, Ronald, 536, 339 Prewet t, Linda, 476, 379 Prewitt, Richard, 156 Priboth, Donald, 476, 308 Priboth, Frank, 476 Price, Brian, 536, 417 Price, Clifton, 496. 356, 168 Price, Donald, 274 Price, Julie, 536, 407, 219 Price Kenneth, 477 Pricel Merry, 477, 374, 407, 248, 242 246, 246 Price, Nancy, 477, 336, 88 Price, Norma, 536, 443 Price, Patricia, 187 Price, Robert, 237 Price, Roberta, 496, 374, 420, 290, Prim, Gary, 536, 414 Primo Mar 219 r Y, Pritchett, Adra, 268 Pritch Pritne ett, Joan, 477, 304 r, Jerry, 291 Proctor, Marilyn, 514, 282, 314, 249 Progar, Kenneth, 496, 396 Provence, James, 496, 339 Provost, Ladonna, 536, 314 Pruet, Kathryn, 514, 389 Ratzlaff , Marilyn, 477,444 Rau, Roderic, 514, 415, 196 Rauh, William, 514, 383, 239 Raun, Kathryn, 255 Raupe, Edward, 196 Ravenscroft, Larry, 514, 383 Rawlings, Dennis, 477 Rawski, Juliana, 536, 420 Ray, David, 192 Ray, Do nna, 514, 389 Ray, James, 238 Ray, John, 477, 401, 190, 194 Ray, Linda, 514, 304 Ray, Marcia, 496, 304, 72 Ray, Marsha, 477, 332 Ray, Molly, 269, 268 Rayl, I-Ienry, 448, 232 Rayner, Robert, 496 Razook, Pat, 375 Rea, Richard, 536, 433, 261 Reager, James, 477, 401, 239, 245, 247 Reams, Janet, 496, 437, 257 Reardon, Thomas, 477, 351 Rears, Ludy, 248 Rebouc e, Richard, 454 Reddy, Karra, 454 Reddy, Muppidi, 454 Reding, Martin, 514 Reeble, Benelle, 477 Reed, Donald, 271 Reed, Doyal, 231 Connie, 515, 352, 68 Reed, Edward, 514 Reed, janet, 477, 307 Reed, jean, 514, 319 Reed, julie, 477, 444 Reed, Margaret, 477, 374, 428 Reed, Melvin, 192 Reed, Ronald, 536, 339 Reed, Sandra, 514, 437 Reed, Steve, 477, 331 Reed, Zelma, 454 Reeder, Glen, 514, 340 Reeder, janet, 536 Reel, Stephen, 514, 320 Reese, john, 244 Reeser, Anita, 496, 407, 290, 272, 256 Reeves, Charles, 58 Reeves, Gregory, 514, 433 Reeves, Kenton, 253 Rega n, Robert, 514, 383 Reichardt, Lee, 496 Reid, Billy, 241 Reid, Gene, 221 Reid Karen, 515, 319 Reidl Leana, 477, 379 Reid Marlene 282 Reid: Rayford: 515, 344, 242 Reid Reif, Richard, 496, 327 Reid: Robert, 477, 355 355 Richard, 477, Reifel, Mike, 496, 348 Reilley, Stephan, 477, 316 Re nolds ack 148 151 Y a 1 , a Reynolds, james, 451, 233 Reynolds, jerry, 477, 269, 268, 266 Reynolds, Linda, 515, 389 Reynolds, Lynda, 515 Reynolds, Robert, 515, 415, 253 Reynolds, Sylvan, 515, 415 Rheuark, Larry, 496 Rhoades, Harold, 496, 193 Rhoads, Catherine, 496, 374, 423 Rhodes, Gilberta, 515, 379 Rhodes, Katherine, 485, 496, 188, 332, 64 Rhodes, Kay, 515, 314, 243 Rhodes, Paul, 536 Rice, Barbara, 257 Rice, Bradley, 515 Rice, Rice, janis, 496, 437 Rice, Marshall, 496, 331 Rice, Steven, 496, 3340 Rich, john, 243, 244 Richard, Billy, 515, 415 Richard, Eugene, 451 Richards, Elizabeth, 496, 444, 198 Richards, Randall, 515, 303 Richards, Sue, 515, 423 Richardson, Charles, 515, 327 Richardson, Dan, 274 Richardson, Earnest, 235 Richardson, james, 450 Rigby, Randall, 192, 186, 200 Riggs, Charles, 454 Rigney, Stevcn, 278 Riise, Maren, 496, 389, 289 Riley, Carol, 478, 368 Riley, Danny, 478, 401, 243 Riley, David, 515, 348 Riley, Hugh, 515, 415, 202 Riley, jack, 478, 415 Ringwald, Fred, '515, 344 Rink, Mary, 478, 379, 246, 2-18 Rippe, William, 515 Rippee, Regina, 515, 407, 259 Rippetoe, joy, 515, 314, 254 Rippy, Susan, 496, 352 Riser, Lyn, 515, 336 Risinger, Michael, 536, 433, 256 Risk, john, 515, 241 Risner, David, 496 Risner, Kathleen, 496, 437, 259 Ritter, Dana, 282 Ritter, Steven, 496, 320 Ritthaler, Sharon, 536 Rivers, Louvina, 536, 44-1 Rix. Beverly, 515, 407, 259, 242 Roads, Marilyn, 478, 374, 437, 272, 258, 259 Roark, Robert, 478, 312 Robb, Katherine, 218 Robbins, Frankie, 478, 359. 252 Robbins, janice, 515, 324, 2.56 Robinson, Coy, 478, 444 Robnson, Daniel, 169 Robinson Darrell, 478 Rabinaoaj Deborah, 496, 379, 21 Robinson, joann, 496, 428 Robinson, Leonard, 515, 303 Robinson, Loretta, 496, 407 Robinson, Oliver, 454 Robinson, Rhonda, 515, 328, 226, 227 Robinson, Ronald, 478, 308, 226 Robinson, Sheila, 515, 428 Robson, james, 496, 340 Rock, Richard, 536, 356 Rock, William, 496, 383 Roderick, joan, 243 Rodgers, Bill, 478, 256, 57 Rodgers, Michael, 478, 312 Rodgers, Richard, 198, 198 Rodman, Donald, 496, 383, 193 Rodman, Paul, 224 Rodriguez, jesus, 478, 290, 225 Roe, Holly, 271 Roe, William, 478, 323 Roemer, Danielle, 282, 67 Roetker, 1.arry, 225, 216 Rogers, Billy, 496, 359, 291 Rogers, Carolyn, 515, 437, 270 Rogers, Charles, 496, 316 Rogers, Connie, 249 Rogers, Constance, 497, 444 Rogers, james L., 478, 344 Romero, Walter, 290, 191, 200 Romick, Charles, 245 Romshe, F. A., 234 Ronck, Barbara, 234, 242, 218 Ronck, Gre ory, 478 Ronck, Stepiien, 478, 316 Roney, Lynn, 67, 56, 59, 62 Rook, Neva, 515, 420 Roop, Margaret, 268 Roos, Howard, 454, 412 Root, Richard, 515 Roper, Robert, 478, 344 Rorras, Paul, 412 Rosamond, Vernon, 497, 264 Rose, Cathy, 497, 389 Rose, Charles, 536, 360 Rose, Linda, 497, 389, 285 Rose, Rickie, 478 Rosebush, janis, 515, 428, 189 Roselius, Michael, 497, 401 Rosell, Louis, 536, 268, 348 Rosen, Michael, 497, 401, 267, 265 Rosenblatt, Leonard, 497, 401 Ross, Debra, 536, 389 Ross, james, 536, 394 Ross, Marilyn, 497, 368, 242, 248, 214 Ross, Rebecca, 300 - Ross, Shirley, 267, 263 Ross, Suzanne, 515, 428 Rossano, Carol, 478, 437 Reininger, Vivian, 515, 444, 257, Richardson, Lois, 496, 420 Robbins, Linda, 515, 389, 218 Rogers, james M., 478, 254 Rosser, Fredrick, 478 248 Richardson, Marilyn, 496, 437, 199 Roberts, Adrienne, 496, 332 Rogers, jimmy, 536, 394 Rosser, Mary, 478 Rein Rein s, jean, 477, 428 1 ts, Beverly, 515, 444, 2.59 Reiss, Elly, 515, 389 Rclelord, Charles, 515, 367, 299 Rem Rem Rem in ton Dale, 278 ingtaaj Jerry, 477, 192,323 ington, john, 496, 412 Reneau, Stephen, 515, 401 Renf row, Emest, 515, 401 Renne, Larry, 477 Renner, Donald, 477 Renner, Kenneth, 536 Repp, Katheryn, 496, 379, 254 Rcser, Patricia, 496, 444 Rcser, Stephen, 267, 265 Res n Resn eder, Dorothy, 477 eder, Martha, 536, 423 Ressel, Roy, 229 Re us i, Salve, 454, 409 Reynolds, Christine, 496. 314 Reynolds, Danny, 496, 251 Reynolds, Edward, 291 Richardson, Ralph, 515, 340 t, Nancy, 515, 314. 249, 69 Richer Richey, Eddie, 448 Ricker, David, 477, 331, 236, 251, 70 Ricker, George, 477 Ricker, Karen, 478 Ricker, Larry, 477, 351 Ricker, Shelley, 536, 257, 319, 300 Rickey, David, 477, 227 Rickey, Marsha, 478, 336, 247, 249 Rickman, Sharon, 515, 437, 96 Riddle, Anne, 478, 188, 33.5 Riddle, Elizabeth. 515, 389 Riddle, james, 192, 225 Riddle, Terry, 478, 192, 200 Ridge, james, 271 Ridge, Mary, 282, 65, 69 Ridgway, Enos, 515, 401 Rieie, Richard, 536, 394 Riemann, Claudia, 478, 379 Rigby, Charles, 478, 251, 193 Roberts, Dorothy, 478, 437, 217 Roberts, llenry, 245 Roberts, james, 478, 401. 286 Roberts, jean, 496, 371 Roberts, Kathryn, 515, 428 Roberts, Lawrence, 236 Robgrts, Mary, 515, 437, 189, 256, 21 Roberts, Paul, 240 Roberts, Samuel, 515, 417, 241 Roberts, Sherri, 515, 407 Roberts, Stephen, 515, 303 Roberts, Tom, 515 Robertson, Andrea, 536, 307 Robertson, llarry, 496, 347, 271 Robertson, julie, 536, 332 Robertson, Mary, 478 Robertson, Michael, 193 Robertson, Samuel, 478. 356, 301, 156 Robertson, XVil1iam, 515 Robeson, Loyd, 536, 383 Robinson, Charles, 269, 268 Rogers, john, 478 Rogers, jon, 233 Rogers, Kathy, 515, 437 Rogers, Lafe, 227 Rogers, Linda, 497, 389 Ro ers Lon, 515 Rogersi Martha, 478, 369, 248, 258, 259, 242 Rogers, Ralph, 515, 344 Rogers, Richard, 370 Rogers, Ronald, 260 Rogers, Sandra, 515, 319 Rogers, Teresa, 515, 389 Rohde, Douglas, 478, 316 Rohde, Karen, 284 Roll, jerry, 536, 433 Roller, Ann, 497, 444 Roller, joe, 193 Rolsten, Rick, 478, 412, 265 Romang, Karen, 497, 389. 214 Romer, Robert, 22, 274, 228 Romero, Barbara, 536, 389 Rost, james, 277 Roswell, Robert, 300 Roswell, William, 497, 308 Roszel, Norda, 515, 428 Rother, joseph, 497 Rounds, Lyle, U6 Rounsavillc, janet, 497, 336 Rourke, Larry, 515, 323 Roxgh, Clinton, 497, 308, 299, 215 Roush, Gary, 193 Roush, julia, 230 Roush, Steve, 290, 148 Roussalis, Georgia, 497, 324 Routh, Alan, 478, 356 Rowand, William, 536, 303 Rowe, Stephen, 536, 396, 199 Rowland, Marcia,-515. 328 Rowley, Daryl, 225, 200, 193 Rowley, jerry, 265 Royer, XVinette, 537, 31 17, 237 Royse, janet, 537, 44-1 We Congratulate OSU Our congratulations to the regents, administration and faculty of Oklahoma State University on your far-sighted planning for the growth and expansion of this fine educational institution. 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Reno AC 405 WI6-4471 Rozell, Watts, 537, 383, 251 Rubac, Gloria, 272, 210 Rubey, Thomas, 497, 343 Rubin, Judy 497, 304 Ruby, Adrienne, 448 Rucker, Deanna, 256 Rudolph, Janice, 478, 428 Rudolph, Martha, 478 Ruehl, Roger, 515, 347 Ruffin, Lynn, 478, 320 Ruiz, Ronald, 258 Rulison, Vernon, 193 Rumsey, Glen, 478,401 Rush, Frankie, 478 Russell, Arnold, 537, 433 Russell, Errol, 478, 401, 281 Russell, James, 515 Russell, John, 478 Russell, Judy, 497, 389 Russey, Roland, 515, 383 Russo, Roger, 478, 433 Ruster, James, 449 Ruthart, Robert, 478 Rutherford, Kenneth, 225 Rutherford, Melanie, 537, 389 Rutledge, Janis, 537, 336 Rutledge, Larry, 27 Ryan, Cynthia, 537 Ryan, Philip, 515,415 Ryan, Walker, 515 Rydin, Michael, 537, 394 Ryker, Marilyn, 515, 444 Rylander, Kip, 515, 312 Ryles, Susan, 515, 389 Rynearson, Carolyn, 285, 267 S Saab, Faisal, 497, 254 Sadberry, Michael, 515, 356, 278 Sadler, Darrell, 497 Sadler, Karen, 515, 328 Sadler, Marilyn, 515, 336 Saffa, Ron, 537 Sage, Howard, 515, 364 Saied, Delia, 515, 284, 304 Saied, Janet, 497, 389 Sale, James, 497, 359, 193 Salem, George, 268 Salerno, Loraine, 478, 379 Salih, Mrs. Fathia, 263 Salih, Mohamed, 515, 263 Sallee, Berbyl, 537, 409, 230 Salsman, Lloyd, 537, 383 Salter, Stargil, 537, 394 Salzer, Jay, 515, 412 Sammons, Sarah, 454, 444 Sample, Roger, 199 Sample, Royce, 497, 344 Sampson, Donald, 478, 401 I Samuels, Suzanna, 515, 407, 267, 215 Samuelson, Nancy, 478, 188, 336, 56 Schallner, Dana, 515, 428, 215 Schallenberg, Van, 192, 197, 200 Schatti, Charles, 497, 383 Schatz, Paula, 292 Schelfel, Mary, 497, 352 Schefller, Johnny, 497, 412 Schellack, Linda, 479, 283, 332 Scherrer, Patricia, 537, 444 Schieber, Carol, 537, 409, 218 Schieber, Don, 225 Schillner, James, 537, 383 Schifiliti, James, 515, 415, 255 Schille, Donald, 479, 343 Schiller, Jane, 479, 368, 284 Schindler, Kathleen, 515, 389 Schlegel, Marcus, 537, 394 Schlessman, Deborah, 537, 304 Schmidt, Carol, 515, 420, 189 schmiar, Jerry, 515, 327, 23.5 Schmidt, Joe, 537 Schmidt, John, 479, 343 Schmidt, Lynn, 497 Schmidt, Paul, 201 Schmidt, Richard, 161 Schmidt, Ronald, 497 Schmitz, Edith, 515, 437 Schmitz, Yvonne, 270 Schneberger, Sharon, 537, 420 Schneeberger, Sarit, 515, 428, 230 Schneider, Dennis, 454, 303 Schneider, Nathan, 264 Schneider, Peter, 63 Schneider, Sandra, 479 Schnitzer, Steven, 516, 401 Schober, Scott, 537, 396 Schoedel, Frederick, 537, 394 Schoen, Richard, 497, 401, 191, 194 Schoenhals, Linda, 497, 428 Schollenbarger, Sha, 479, 335 Scholz, Kat leen, 537, 444 schone, Leo, 516, 224, 197 Schones, Kay, 479, 275, 328, 217, 55, 62, 64 Schooler, Joan, 537, 444 Schoonover, Cheri, 516, 407 Schott, Albert, 537, 347 Schrempp, Barbara, 497, 389 Schriever, Ann, 537, 444 Schriner, Nolan, 479 Schrodt, Victoria, 516, 389 Schroeder, Carl, 516, 347 Schroeder, Connie, 537, 409. 218 Schroeder, Cynthia, 537, 444 Schroeder, Gary, 479, 287, 241 Schroeder, Gerald, 516, 253 Schroeder, Joyce, 497 Schroeder, Martha, 276 Schroer, Marsha, 537, 437, 259 Schuelein, Larry, 516, 353, 268 Schuermann, Randall, 516, 348 Schulte, Mary, 537, 324, 300, 219 sehulo, cheryi, 479,379 Schultz, Rodney, 63 Schultz, Stephen, 537, 312 Schumann, Elizabeth, 516, 304 Selby, Terry, 191, 196 Sellari, Tony, 161, 160, 162 Sellers, Carol, 516, 420 Sellers, Lamona, 516, 389 Sells, Dennis, 516 Semrad, Barbara, 537, 328 Semrad, Connie, 516, 379, 221 Semrad, Ilene, 497, 428 Semrad, Laverne, 516, 327, 224 Semrad, Myron, 244 Semtner, Julia, 516, 332 Sengupta, Shyama, 291 Senn, Robert, 537, 415 Sepe, Anthony, 479, 401 Serrano, Alonso, 479 Serrano, Enrique, 292 Serrano, Femando, 22 Serrano, Fidel, 479 Seth, Prithvi, 454 Setterberg, John, 516, 401 Settles, Robert, 516 Seward, Larry, 291 Sewell, Anne, 479, 444 Sewell, Ramona, 188 Sexton, John D., 449, 232 Shackelford, Mary, 537, 444 Shaddox, Karen Dee, 479, 304 Shadid, Rebecca, 537, 428 Shafer, Richard, 448 Shafer, Robert, 479, 323 Shah, Rajendrakumar, 454 Shadid, Ali Syed, 263 Shakley, Harold, 516, 327, 24 Shaklee, John, 190, 199 Shamas, Mitchell, 516, 394 Shanahan, Richard, 370 Shank, Thomas, 497, 401 Shanks, Larry, 516 Shannon, David, 497, 401 Shannon, Robert, 497, 401 Sharkawi, Hassanein, 263 Sharp, John, 516 Sharp, Karen, 537, 420 Shar , Kay, 479, 428 Shasllidant, Patel, 279 Shattuck, Linda, 516, 420 Shaw, James, 479 Shaw, John, 537, 344 Shaw, Larry, 450, 252 Shaw, Patricia, 516, 335 Shaw, Randolph, 516 Shaw, Robert, 287, 255, 255 Shaw, Rose, 537, 407, 259 Shaw, Suzanne, 516, 371 Shaw, Terry, 479, 275, 327, 216, 224 66, 63 Shaw, Vicki, 537, 352 Shaw, William, 454 Shawley, Richard, 449 Shay, James, 287 Shearer, James, 449, 327, 232 Shearhart, James, 497, 401, 229 Shedrick, Rhonda, 537, 336 Sheegog, Karen, 479, 335 Sheehan, Kenneth, 289 Sheehan, Sherry, 497, 282, 332 Sheets, Arch, 448, 232 Sheets, Calvin, 497, 394 Sheets, Christine, 497, 188, 314, 91 Sheffy, Linda, 537, 389 Shelby, Ben, 537, 401 Shelest, Gregory, 537, 412 Shell, Barbara, 479, 379, 62 Shellenberger, L., 253 Shelton, Gordon, 537, 340 Shelton, Jane, 68 Shelton, Janice, 537, 352 Shelton, Jean, 214 Shelton, John, 479 Shelton, Susan, 516, 428, 188, 218 Shells, Grover, 244 Shepherd, Barbara, 520, 537, 352 Shepherd, Carl, 516, 308 Shepherd, Joan, 516, 389 Shepherd, Marianne, 479, 336 Shepherd, Richard, 451, 311, 233, 2 Shepherd, Tommy, D9 Sheppard, Kermet, 241 Sherard, Sandra, 516, 444 Sherbert, Robert, 537, 344, 238 Sheriff, Tom, 537, 433 Sherle, Joseph, 497 Sherman, Judith, 298, 188 Sherrard, Ancel, 245 Sherrard, Ralph, 537 Sherrell, Paul, 537, 394 Sherrer, Jerry, 241 Sherrer, Pamela, 272 J Sherrill, Karen, 479, 407, 269, 268. 270 Sherrill, Ward, 479, 340, 156 Sherry, Daniel, 537, 433 Sheward, Larry, 244 Shi, Augustin, 497, 308, 241 Shibley, Carolyn, 479 Shideler, James, 516 I Shigler, Donna, 479, 335, 298, 57, D Shields, James, 290, 198, 198, 201 16 Shields, Justin, 537, 320 Shields, Susan, 497, 328 Shimanek, Carol, 219 Shimanek, Linda, 497, 423, 272 Shiingleton, Michael, 537, 415 Shipley, Dennis, 516, 327 Shipley, Mar , 336, 69 Shipman, Billy, 226 Shipman, Jimmie, 417, 451, 233 Shipman, Robert, 497, 320, 65 Shipman, Sara, 448 Shirck, Donald, 267 Shirk, Robert, 537, 433, 273 Shirey, Charlotte, 516, 428 Shiirlety, Larry, 516, 312 Shoaf , Sally, 537, 407 Shobe, Donna, 516, 407 Shockley, Carol, 537, 444 Shockley, Eddie, 537, 356 Shoff, Brian, 537, 401 ShoH'ner, Sheryl, 537, 444, 276 Shonkwiler, Jerry, 497, 343 Short, Marcia, 379, 451 Short, Sylvia, 516, 428 Shoustarian, 262 Shreve, Larry, 537, 383 Shriver, Cindy, 537, 428 Shriver, Jo, 516, 428, 271 Shriver, Steven, 479, 455, 327, 216 224, 60 Shrock, Herbert, 201 Shrolf, Donald, 497, 274, 267, 200 193 Shroyer, Tom, 450, 233 Shuller, Henry, 537, 401 Shutts, Terrance, 537, 433 Sias, Michael, 537, 433 Siddiqi, Muhammad, 454, 263 Siebert, Joseph, 357 Siegismund, Nancy, 537, 319 Siever, Twyla, 497, 409, 288 Silford, Kenny, 497 Sigler, Nikki, 537 Siler, Judith, 537, 335 Silk, William, 497, 264, 343 Silkey, Terry, 480, 271, 224 Sills, Dennis, 339 Sills, Jerry, 480 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Robert, 479, 235, 241 Schwertfeger, Lynn, 485, 497, 336 Scott, Beverly, 479, 428, 248, 250 Scott, Bruce, 148 Scott, Carol, 246, 249 Scott, Clella, 537. 389 Scott, Coleman, 450, 233 Scott, Dennis, 537, 396 Scott , Fritza, 516, 444, 188 Scott, Ivan, 222 Scott James 226 semi 1an,4i9, 258, 304 Scott, Jayme, 497 Scott Scott: Jerry, 537, 396, 273 John H., 451, 233 Scott, John L., 479, 356, 191 Scott, Kandace, 516, 428 Scott, Mary, 259 Scott, Robert, 497, 311 Scott Sylvia 537 428 Scraper, Roldert, 479 On Your Building Program We Are Happy To Have A Part In It Spaefh Engineering Co. 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JA4-2338 Satterlee, Jimmy, 537, 433, 234 Saunders, John, 211 Sauter, John, 478, 383 Savage, Janice, 515, 428 Savant, John, 478 Savell, Charles, 156 Savonick, Thomas, 537, 412 Saxon, Charles, 537, 401 Sayeed, Shan, 263 Sayers, Kelly, 537, 444 Sayers, Robert, 479, 271 Sayers, William, 497, 340 Sayre, Athlyn, 515, 336 Scales, John, 279 Scaling, Joseph, 515, 433 Scanlon, Paul, 277 Scantliing, Pamela, 515, 428, 215 Schad, Gregory, 537, 363 Schaefer, Candyce, 515, 332, 255, 90 Schaefer, Daniel, 497, 375, 415 Schaefer, Jack. 200. 193 Schaefer, Linda, 537, 444 Schafer, Tom, 497. 286, 351 Schaefer, William, 497, 417 SchaeHer, Richard, 479, 415, 232 Schafer, Richard, 448, 359 566 Scribner, Connie, 537, 407 Scribner, Ronald, 497, 455, 204 Scroggs, Jane, 497, 324 ScruB85, Pamela. 537, 444 Scullawl, Lucinda, 516, 324 Seagraves, Barbara, 537, 368, 300 Seal, Patricia, 537, 335 Seals, George, 479, 229, 226 Seals, Jacqueta, 516, 409 Seals, Ralph, 537, 401 Se-afgcy, Bryan, 479, 277, 267, 255, Sears, Rebecca, 259 Sebring, Janifer, 479 Sedlak, Debra, 516, 304, 242 Seebeck, Charlene, 497, 437, 246, 214 Seebeck, Robert, 497, 278, 234 Seebo, Thomas, 516, 415 Seefeldt, Emmet, 497, 401, 237, 227 Seefeldt, Judith, 537, 437, 268, 259, 230 Seely, Mary, 537, 437 Seever, Kenneth, 268 Seible, Lawrence, 479 Selby, Martha, 497, 389 NATICNAL TANK COMPANY Sauter, Simmons, Kathleen, 497, 407, 272, 246, 214 Simmons, Larry, 359 Simms, Babette, 379, 450 Simms, Linda, 516, 319 Simms, Mark, 516, 417 Simms, Winona, 497, 389, 280 Simon, Eugene, 448, 232 Simon, Gary, 480, 396, 185, 190, 275, 194 Simon, Jose, 292, 274 Simon, Pedro, 516, 433, 292 Simpson, David, 394 Simpson, Diane, 444 Simpson, Janice, 390 Sims, Opal, 516, 437, 215 Sims, Patrick, 433 Sims, Stephen, 516 Simunek, Jeannette, 437, 219 Simunek, Richard, 480, 192 Simunek, Zorita, 480 Sinclair, Franklin, 291 Singer, Dennis, 497, 401 Singh, Krishna, 480 Singh, Lal, 454 Singleton, George, 192, 199, 200 Sipes, Betty, 516, 437 Sisk, Cecil Fay, 516, 415 Sittel, Sharon, 270 Sizelove, Kenneth, 451, 308 Skaggs, Roger, 479 Skaggs, Wi liam, 401 Skarky, Marshall, 480 Skeeles, John, 449 Skelley, Eugene, 516, 327 Skelton, Harold, 516, 383 Skidmore, Lona, 379 Skinner, Jack, 480, 367 - Skinner, John, 394, 278, 256 Skinner, Linda, 516, 280, 315 Skinner, Susan, 497, 284, 315, 214 Skoch, Lawrence, 289 Slack, James, 433 Slack, Marilyn, 516, 437 Slackman, Ira, D2 Slaight, Glenna, 444 Slamans, Betty, 420 Slater, Lynda, 335 Slaton, Sandra, 516, 428 Slaughter, John, 516, 347 Slavonic, Gregory, 383 Slish, John, 497 Sloan, Glen, 260 Sloan, knhn, 497, 394 Sloan, onald, 253 Small, Linda, 516, 390 Smallwood, Donald, 200, 193 Smallwood, Nancy, 516, 401, 241 Smallwood, Stephen, 516, 401, 241 Smeltzer, John, 480 Smeltzer, Lynn, 497, 401, 286 Smilonich, Dave, 252 Smith, Aaron, 480, 415, 192, 200 Smith, Albert, 498, 308 Smith, Ann, 480, 257, 304 Smith, Anna, 498, 407 Smith, Ardith, 444 Smith, Arnold, 290 Smith, Barbara E., 444 Smith, Barbara J., 420 Smith, Barbara K., 498, 420 Smith, Betty, 498, 409 Smith, Billie, 454, 444 Smith, Brenda, 498, 437, 248 Smith, Brian, 498, 401 Smith, Bruce, 516, 363, 268 Smith, Carol, 498, 437 Smith, Carol, 480, 307 Smith, Carolyn, 480, 52 Smith, Charles, 450, 232 Smith, Cheryl, 437, 292 Smith, Chester, 480, 412, 250, 251 Smith, Chris, 498 Smith, Colin, 516, 355 Smith Joe, -180, 273, 312, 237, 26, 241, 158, 156, 156 Smith, John, 261 Smith, Joseph L., 498 Smith, Joseph W., 516, 383 Smith, Karen L., 516, 390, 268 Smith, Karen S., 516, 428 Sgigh, Karen Sue, 498, 407, 246, 214, 5 Smith, Kasaundra, 444 Smith, Kathlyn, 516, 420, 276 Smith, Ladonna, 516, 420 Smith, Larry E., 480, 402 Smith, Lee, 351 Smith, Linda J., 516, 407 Smith, Linda Kay, 480, 444 Smith, Linda Kay, 498, 352 Smith, L dia, 498, 428 Smith, Nlitrgaret, 428 Smith, Marsha, 444 Smith, Mart-in, 516, 415 Smith, Mike, 148 Smith, Mont, 516, 344, 238 Smith, Myrna, 480, 379 Smith, Nancy, 480, 379, 77 Smith, Paul A., 516, 402 Smith, Paul H., 538, 433, 268 Smith, Randall, 538, 303 Smith, Ra e, 230 Smith, Roland, 454 Smith, Ruth, 538, 445 Smith, Sharon L., 538, 445 Smith, Shela, 538, 243 Smith, Sher 1, 516, 428 Smith, Siby11516, 315, 65 Smith, Stephen I., 516, 191, 344, 202, 200 Smith, Stephen W., 480, 433 Smith, Steve, 480, 267, 266, 303 Sm-ith, Steven E., 516 Smith, Sylvia, 516, 336 Smith, Teddy, 228 Smith, Thomas F., 274, 268 Smith, Walter, 498, 433 Smith, Smith Wesson, 538, 394 William D. 480 Smithion, Dee, U5 1 Smoot, Glenda, 538, 445 Smysor, Mary, 538, 304 Smysor, Travette, 498, 324 Smythe, Jane, 516, 428 Sneed, Harold, 152, 153 Sneed , Laura, 498, 332 Snell, Jacqueline, 538, 421 Snethen, Donald, 480, 383, 252 Snider, Snider James T., 516, 236 Marsha 516 437 Snider: Randy, 480, 367 Snider, Snider, Sara, 516, 187, 304 Vicki, 538, 445 Snipes, Alfred, 538, 303 Snow, Carol, 498, 390 Snow, Russell, 516, 363 Snow, Teddy, 538, 421 Snowden, Kenneth, 538, 412 Snowden, Ronald, 498, 411 Snyder, Che 1, 498, 305 Snyder Cynltliia, 285 Snyder, Helen, 480, 437 Snyder, Johnny, 516, 230 Snyder, Karen, 538, 445 Snyder, Mark, 72 Snyder, William, 191 Soderstrom, James, 480, 402 Sodows ky, Elden, 538, 433, 278 Sodowsky, Willard, 448, 327, 232, 58 Soejima, Mitsuhiko. 480 Soerries, Robert, 538, 433 Solick, Solomo James, 286 ft, Linda, 214 Solomon, Steven, 538, 433 Sommerfrucht, Richard. 517, 415 Soonsawad, Thongin, 454 Matthew, 286, 241 Spencer, Flora, 498, 409, 248 Spencer, Janie, 538 Spencer, Leo, 290 Spencer, Mary, 517, 289, 337, 67 Spencer, Stephen, 538, 269, 268, 323 Spicer, Mary, 517, 305, 69 Spickelmier, Thomas, 480, 312, 244 Spielberger, William, 538, 56, 300 Spillman, Eugene, 498, 383 Spinharney, Judy, 256 Spinks, Melvinal, 517, 301 Spleth, Stephen, 498, 415 Spoon, Nerr, 517, 415 Spooner, Sposato, Thomas, 480 Nancy, 517, 407 Spradlin, Jimmy, 480 Sprecher, Joseph, 498 Springall, Cecelia, 538, 328 Spriugstube, Woodard, 538, 433 Sproul, Ronald, 27 Sprowls, Carol, 517, 437, 219 Spurlock, Robert, 538, 316 Spurrier, Donald, 250 Squire, Juanita, 498, 423, 290 Stadel, David, 277 Staerkel, Richard, 538, 394 Stafford, James, 538, 339 Sta gs, Nancy, 317, 332 Stafford, Robert, 517, 327 Sta l, Daniel, 517, 367 Staines, Diane, 538, 267, 352 Stair, Michael, 538, 394 Stalcup, William, 538, 303 Stamper, Jean, 498, 187, 337 Stamper, Lani, 480, 289 Stamper, Step en, 538, 331 Stamps, Toni, 517, 390 Standeford, Judith, 538, 437 Standifer, Jerry, 480, 237, 229, 26 Standridge, Judith, 517, 407, 20, 242, 219 Stanfield, John, 220 Stanford, Thomas, 454, 327 Stanley, James, 538, 343, 300 Stanley, Johnny, 517, 344, 238 Stanley, Larry, 538, 394 Stansberry, Patricia, 517, 305 Stanton, James, 480, 402 Staples, Richard, 481, 340 Stark, Billii, 498 Stark, Mic ael R., 517, 394 Stark, Sheryl, 189 Starkey, Charles, 448 Starks, Leslie, 454 Starks, Michael, 538 Starks, Pamela. 538 Starr, James, 289 Starr, John, 481, 237, 227 Starr, Max, 481, 323 Starr, Richard, 481, 320 Starr, Sally, 498, 421 Startzel, Gerald. 517, 402 Staten, Mike, 538 Staton, Dale, 481, 383 Stavick, Lloyd. 454 Stead, Linda, 517, 421, 290, 272 Stebbing, Carolyn, 215 Stebbins, Robert, 199 Stebbins, Ronald, 481, 237 Stebbins, Sally, 538, 352 Stebbins, Susan, 517, 352 Stecco, Johnny, 498, 394, 193 Stechetberg, Warren, 278 Steckel, Michael, 517 Stedman, Richard, 449 Steele, Byron, 517, 412 Steele, Glen, 538, 384 Steele, Joe, 538, 433 Steele, Lauren, 538, 407 Steeper, Timothy, 538, 394 Steer, Doveline, 498, 428 Steer, Twylla, 374 Steevens, Barry, 222 Smith, Connie A.. 444 Smith, Cynthia, 336 Smith, Dan, 516, 394 Smith, Darrold, 480 Smith, David A., 516, 401 Smith, David C., 450 Smith, David M., 401 Smith, Don, 498, 401, 200 Smith, Donna, 248 Smith, Douglass, 233 Smith, Edward, 201 Smith, Elaine, 498, 276, 271, 307 Smith, Ellah, 248, 390 Smith, Emmett. 498, 401 Smith, Esthel, 498, 401 Smith, Evelyn, 420 Smith, Gary A., 516, 402 Smith, Gary L., 454 Smith, Gerald, 516, 417 Smith, Glen, 516, 396, 256 Smith, Harold, 516, 415 Smith, Henry, 290 Smith, Jackie, 516 Smith James G., 480, 396 Smith, James H. Jr., 450, 312, 233 Smith, James K., 394 Smith, James L., 383 - Smith, James V., 516, 415 Smith, Janet, 307 Smith, Janna, 480, 267 Smith, Jean, 454 Soper, Cynthia, 517, 267, 352 Sorenson, Joe, 498, 359, 286, 191, 275, 60, 161 Sorrels, Mary, 517, 395 Sosbee, Thomas, 498 Soulek, Patricia, 498, 445 Soules, Joi, 538, 445 Souter, Jo n, 480, 316 Southerland, Jon. 450. 233 Souza, Dennis, 498, 402, 193 Spaeth, Anita, 538, 337 Spalding, Harold, 448, 232 Spanier, Jeffrey, 480, 59 Sparkman, Larry, 267, 265 Sparks, David, 538, 353 Sparks, Glen, 538 Sparks, Harvey, 480 Sparks, Jan, 258 Sparks, Margaret, 538, 445, 282 Sparks, Nancy, 480, 283, 335 Sparks, Shelley, 538, 409 Sparlin, J. A., 538, 433, 290 Speakes, Roi, 498. 412. 191, 194 Spear, Cynt ia, 538, 328 Spear, Judy, 517, 332 Spears, Clyde, 480. 402 Specie, Carolyn, 517, 352 Speegle, Jan, 538, 305 Speer, Dwayne, 290 Speir, Andrew, 538, 383 Spence, Guy, 498 Stefanoff, Danny, 269, 268 Steichen, James, 498, 327, 230, 215, Q4 Steichen, Thomas, 538, 384, 268 Steincamp, Linda, 538 Steiner, Edward, 277 Steiner, Larry, 481, 192, 340 Steiner, Pamela, 498, 335 Ste'skal, Leon, 498 Stellman, Virginia, 481, 428 Stengle, James, 538, 433, 278 Steph, Ann, 517, 390 Stephens, Carl, 517, 415 Stephens, Carolyn, 498, 259, 305, 214 Stephens, Charles, 273 Stephens, Elizabeth, 481, 335, 248 Stephens, James, 517, 402 Stephens, Judy, 498, 315, 256 Stephens, Mary, 517, 437 Stephens, Thomas, 481, 237, 226 Stephens, Tyler, 481, 384, 287 Stephenson, Jay, 517, 261 Stephenson, Lizabeth, 538, 390 Stepp, Karen, 517, 438 Sterling, Harold, 481 Sterling, Jenney, 538, 328 Stevens, Catherine, 538, 305 Stevens, Henry, 498, 415 Stevens, Kenneth, 539, 268 Stevens, Martha, 539, 332 Stevens, Terry, 481, 185, 190, 194 Stevenson, Judith, 539, 270, 328 Stevenson, Ruth, 539, 328, 300 Stewart, Bobby, 454 Stewart, Deborah, 539, 421 Stewart, James, 517, 394 Stewart, Jo, 498, 315, 214 Stewart, Lanelle, 539, 407 Stewart, Linda, 498, 445 Stewart, Madeline, 498, 428, 270 Stewart, Marsha, 481, 438 Stewart, Nancy, 517, 337 Stewart, Patricia, 498, 445 Stewart, Rebecca, 539, 421 Stiles, Nancy, 498, 438, 222 Stiles, Nancy, 230, 243 Still, Gary, 450, 233 Still, Homer, 192, 200 Stinchcomb, Deann, 481, 438, 272, 217, 62, 257, 230, 246, 248 Stinchcomb, Larry, 498 Stine, David, 517, 402 Stingley, Joyce, 539, 407 Stinnett, George, 192, 200 Stitt, Elizabeth, 539, 390 Stitt, Mary, 481, 374, 4-45, 55, 56, 62, 64 Stockman, Brenda, 539, 409 Stocksen, Dennis, 265 Stockton, Ben, 498, 364, 252, 70, 193 Stockton, Betty, 481 Stokes, Lonnie, 539 Stolen, Vicki, 539, 438 Stolp, William, 454 Stonaker, Dee, 539, 319 Stone, Donna, 517, 390 Stone, Gerald, 498, 363 Stone, Jerry, 153 Stone, Marsha, 481, 445 Stoney, Peggy, 267 Stone, Sherrill, 517, 407 Stone, Steven, 539 Stone, Susan, 481, 305, 298 Stoops, John, 517, 402 Storey, Steven, 481, 364, 415, 291 Storin, Joseph, 539 Storm, Charles, 481 Storm, Linda, 539, 428 Storm, Sue, 498, 428 Storts, Beverly, 539, 445 Storts, Paul, 498 Story, Pamela B., 539, 438 Story, Pamela Kay, 498, 390 Stotts, Christopher, 517, 344 Stout, Donald, 454, 359, 250 Stout, Kenneth, 481, 359 Stout, Leola, 278 Stover, Enos, 539 Stover, Janice, 539, 407 Stover, Sterling, 539, 340 Stowell, Ronnie, 481, 268, 267 Strader, Karen, 539, 421 Strain, Karin, 539, 421 Stiagt, William, 498, 394, 261, 240, Strait, Linda, 517, 438, 272, 248 Straits, David, 454 Strange, Sharon, 539, 428 Stratton, Jerry, 481 Stratton, Linda, 498, 390 Straub, Gary, 539, 394 Streck, Patrick, 498, 351 Streck, William, 67, 59, 63 Strecker, Charlotte, 438 Streetman, Harold, 210 Streich, Steven, 517, 2733 Strickland, kmhn, 290 Stiggcland, ichard, 498, 384, 200, Stricklin, Dana, 539, 445 Stright, Marshall, 498 Stringer, Nancy, 539, 407, 218 Strinlgfiield, Janet, 539, 407 Strip in, Sylvetta, 539, 445 Strobel, Vivian, 539, 319 Strong, Clinton, 539, 384, 284 Strong, Janet, 39, 315, 255 Strong, Vir inia, 517, 271, 307, 219 Stroud, Gag, 539, 390 Stuart, James, 481 Stuart, Larry, 517, 402 Stuart, Michael, 517 Stuart, Sandra, 481, 283, 315 Stuart, Susan, 517, 283, 315 Stubbs, Marion, 498, 283, 305 Studebaker, Kent, 498, 394 Stuever, William, 292 Stump, Sheridan, 481, 328 Stunz, Memory, 539, 390 Sturdy, Shirley, 481, 290, 272 Sturgeon, Carroll, 481 Stiggeville, Jack, 498, 308, 299, 227, Sudberry, Bonner, 539, 384, 269, 268 Suenram, Cheryl, 517, 428, 215, 20 Suggs, Jack, 498, 191, 331, 194 Su ru, Charles, 539, 340 Suil, Rudolph, 481, 340 Sullens, Judith, 481, 421, 292 Sullivan, David, 481 Sullivan, John, 192 Sullivan, Michael J., 498, 312 Sullivan, Michael L., 539, 363 Sullivan, Richard, 148 Sullivan, William A., 539, 412 Sulton, John, K, 320 Summers, Bette, 481 Summers, lnona, 498, 371, 217 Summers, James, 448 Summers, Sheralyn, 517, 337, 298 Summey, Stephen. 539, 331 Sumner, Linda, 539, 421 Sumpter, Lonnie, 517, 417, 253 Sumter, Glinda, 539 Sumter, Monroe, 481, 237, 26 Surbeck, Steven, 67 Surratt, Lynn, 299 Sutherlin, Thomas, 498, 287 Suthers, Grady, 481, 229 Sutter, Charles, 501, 517, 360, 215 Sutton, David, 539, 394 Sutton, Julie, 189, 268 Suzuki, Katsumi, 152, 153 Swabb, Danny, 539, 433 Swaffar, James, 498, 356, 193 Swaffar, Robert, 58 Swafford, Bill, 448 Swales, Lafry, 539, 402, 276, 267 Swan, Dani, 539, 438, 256 Swank, Charles, 201 Swank, Nan, 498 llitww V Signature of Fashion 240 Knoblock Campus Corner Smith, Jo, 437 Spencer, Boyd, 498, 308, 216, 215, 66 567 Dinah, 517, 409 Swanson, Barbara, 517, 429 Swanson, Carol, 539, 445 Swart, Gary, 278 Swartz, Barry, 481, 363 Swearingen, Don, 481 Swearingen, Linda, 498, 368, 238 Sweatt, Shirley, 539, 421 Sweeney, Daniel, 481, 192, 351, 200 Sweeney, Dee, 498, 286 Sweet, Cynthia, 539, 407 Sweetin, jody, 539, 415 Swenumson, Richard, 539, 384 Swigart, Ronald, 481, 228 Swigert, Sally, 498, 332 Swiggart, jan, 517, 429 Swinnea, Billy, 517, 415, 249 Swinton, Charles, 539, 433 Switzer, Phil, 498, 308 Switzer, Suzanne, 539, 445 Swopes, Danny, 498, 331 Swords, Roy, 539, 384, 231 Sykes, Elaine, 539, 421 Sylvester, Sherry, 219 Syaar, Bonita, 481, 188, 315, 56, 62, Syverson, Albert, 498 T Tabbut, Florence, 498, 379 Tabdili, Mahmood, 262 Tabdili, Mary, 258 Tabei, Hashem, 262 Taggart, Karen, 481, 258, 259, 307, 57, 62, 64 Talcott, William, 66 Taliaferro, Gary, 498, 415, 193 Taliaferro, Kelly, 517 Tallent, Donald, 481, 327 Talley, Charles, 481 Talley, Homer, 499, 402 Talley, Marilyn, 517, 445, 257 Talley, Max, 539 Taluc, Stanley, 499 Tandy, Terry, 481 Tanner, David, 271 Tanner, Herbert, 517 Tanner, jane, 539, 445 Tarman, Larry, 517 Tarr, Barbara, 481, 445, 250 Tarter, Gary, 2165 Tarter, judy, 539, 305 Tassell, Ellen, 481, 390 Tatchio, Rod, 539 Teitzel, Georlglann, 539, 337 Temley, Step en, 196 Temple, William, 517 Templeton, Linda, 539, 429 Templeton, Richard, 278 Templeton, Robert, 267, 265 Tener, Kathleen, 517, 374, 429, 215 Tener, Margaret, 539, 429 Tengram, Rose, 539, 445 Terhune, jane, 517, 390 Terrill, Belva, 454 Terrill, Vera, 482, 438, 238, 243 Terry, Barbara, 517, 352 Terry, Diane, 517, 445 Terry, Phillip, 499, 242 Terwilli er, Donald, 245 Tester, Robert, 539, 402, 278 Teter, Delnita, 499, 288, 324 Tevebaugh, Rickey, 231 Thabaraj, Gnanamony, 454 Thannhausen, Charles, 517, 433, 256 Tharp, Russell, 482, 402, 231 Thayer, Chester, 517, 320 Theobald, joseph, 539, 339 Thetford, Kenny, 539, 383 Thilsted, john, 451 Thoma, Carl, 517, 360, 215, 66 Thomas, Betty I., 539, 445, 292 Tate, Arthur, 499 Tate, john, 287 Walker, Brenda, 540, 429 Tate, Lyndon, 450, 233 Tate, Michael, 499, 356, 156, 161 Tate, Suzanne, 539, 421 Tate, Tonya, 481, 319 Tatyrek, Emest, 517, 412 Taucher, Frank, 517, 360, 148 Tauhyati, Nasser, 262 Tautfest, jan, 539, 315, 230, 219 Taughrey, David, 274 Tay or, Ann, 517, 284, 328, 215 Taylor, Carol, 284 Taylor, Charles R., 481, 433 Taylor, Connie, 517 Taylor, Cynthia, 517, 407, 290, 272 Luther, 499, 402 217, 218 Taylor, Dan, 517 Taylor, Dean, 539, 394, 251 Taylor, Frank, 517 Taylor George E., 448 Taylor: iacke, sae, 352 Taylor, james, 449 Ta lor Y 1 Taylor, james R., 499, 340 jimmy, 499, 402, 191, 194 Taylor, joan, 517, 429 Taylor, john C., 499, 253 Taylor, john E., 539 Taylor, john M., 539, 412 Taylor, joseph, 539, 339 Taylor, Maurine, 539, 445 Taylor, Larry, 539, 433, 278, 269, 268, 266 Taylor, Lavada, 539, 42 Taylor, Lawrence, 499, 384 Taylor, Leon, 224 Taylor, Linda, 481, 234 Taylor, Lowell, 539, 394 Taylor, Marcia, 481, 335 Taylor, Nora, 481, 352, 67, 62 Taylor, Orla, 517, 429 Taylor, Paula, 517, 421 Taylor, Raiean, 539, 438, 230, 218 Taylor, Robert, 539, 396 Taylor, Rondea, 481, 379 Taylor, Ronnie, 499, 356 Taylor, Steven, 539, 339 Taylor, Suzanne, 517, 390 Teague, Thomas, Bruce, 499, 360 Thomas, Danny, 517, 281 Thomas, Donnie, 227 Thomas, james, 274 Thomas, jane, 499, 445 Thomas Thomas jimmie 482 oe 539 383 1 1 , ', Thomas, john, 539, 402 Thomas joseph, 482 Thomas, Karen, 482, 246, 249 Thomas, Keith, 499, 433 Thomas, Melvin, 482, 66 Thomas, Mike, 448, 308, 232 Thomas Nancy 517 429,219 Thomas, Norma, 539, 421 Thomas, Pamela, 499, 445, 230 Thomas, Pat, 499 Thomas, Patricia, 517 Thomas, Robert, 539, 402 Thomas Rodger 290 Thomas, Sharon, 482, 429 Thomas, Stephen, 540, 364 Thomas, Warren, 482, 344 Thomas, Wilbur. 482, 192, 299, 301 Thomason, Thomason Edwyna 290 Thomason: Gar 482 Thomason Y, Karen, 499, 337 Thompson Barbara, 540, 438 Thompson, C. 1-1., 287 Thompson, Danny, 161, 162 Thompson, Darlene, 249 Thompson, David L., 517, 402 Thompson Donald, 517, 340 Thompson Edward, 482, 402 Thompson Franklin, 289 Thompson, Gary, 517, 281 Thompson, james, 290 Thompson, jeanne. 517, 368 Thompson joe, 454 Thompson jon, 517, 364 Thompson Karen, 499, 429 Thompson Larry, 540, 394, 292 Thompson Linda Sue, 499, 438 Thompson Mark, 267 Thompson Melvin, 286 Thompson Pamela, 254 Thompson Patricia, 517 Thompson Randall, 540, 384 Thompson Rebecca. 540, 445 Tliggnpson Robert D., 482, 359, 290, Thompson Robert G., 499, 402 Thompson Robert j., 540, 274, 348 Thompson Robert M., 482, 308 Thompson Robin. 517, 384 Thompson Roy, 540, 394 Thompson Sharon, 540, 445 Thompson, Susan, 305 Thompson, Terry, 517, 396 Thompson, Willie.. 241, 250, 251 Tipton, Katherine, 482, 409, 230 Tipton, Robert, 499 Tipton, Virgil, 230, 231 Titsworth, Howard, 482, 351 Tittle, john, 482 Tittle, Sharon, 482 Titus, Cheryl, 540, 407 Titus, jim, 482 Todd, Linda, 540, 390, 243 Tohlen, David, 517, 384, 256 Tolle, Kathleen, 518, 42 Toller, Keith, 499, 339 Tolson, Georgann, 540, 429 Toma, Suzelle, 482, 445, 244 Tomberliin, jack, 499, 402 Tomer, Mark, 540, 394 Tomlinson, David, 482, 239, 245, 2 Tomlinson, joe, 241 Tomlinson, Robert, 247, 254 Tompkins, janis, 540, 438, 218 Toney, Frances, 285 Touchstone, Ida, 249 Touliyati, Nasser, 499 Towles, William, 482 Townsend, Christian, 518, 421 Townsend, William, 482, 192, 312 Towry, Sandy, 540, 429 Trace, Linda, 540, 337 Tracy, Betty, 482, 281, 271, 337 Tracy, Frederick, 482, 343, 238 Tracy, Kenneth, 499, 331 Tracy, Michael, 540, 355 Travers, john, 200, 193 Trawick, Larry, 499, 193 Traylor, Terry, 540, 394, 256 Traedwell, Micaele, 284 Treat, Ronnie, 540 Tredway, james, 482, 344 Trent, Charles, 540, 394 Trent, Glenda, 540, 390 Trent, Rebecca, 540, 445 Trent, Ronnie, 394 Trenton, Steph, 273 Trimble, Charles, 148 Tripp, Gary, 518, 412 Trissell, Terry, 499, 433, 125 Trizna, Walter, 499, 191 Trogdon, Lloyd, 265, 234 Trotter, Carolyn, 518, 390 Trotter, Karen, 540, 407 Trousdale, William, 518, 433 Trower, Teresa, 540, 328 Troyer, Neal, 482, 241 Truax, Patricia, 540, 390 True, Gerald, 518, 375, 394, 240 Tme, Lewis, 71 Trummer, George, 540, 320 Trussel, Cynthia, 518 Tsai, Singdao, 291 Tsui, julia, 264 Tu, jaunita, 264 Tucker, Tucker, Karen, 518, 429 Kathi, 499, 315, 243 47 Tiggker, Patricia, 482, 187, 337, 255, Tucker, Paula, 518, 445, 259, 230 Tucker, Ray, 499, 402 Tucker Sandra 482 282 , , , , 335 Tuhey, Cathy, 540, 337 Tech, Kathryne, 517, 407 Tedder, Philip, 271 Teddy, Claudia, 539, 445 Teders, Patricia, 517 Teech, Pete, 24 Teel, Bill, 499, 344 Teel, Pete, 499, 327, 230, 215, 66 Teel, Steven, 539, 308 Teenor, jeri, 539, 445 Teflt, Ann, 481, 438, 248 Tefft, Susan, M, 438 Tegerson, Peggy, 539, 429 Teis, Maurice, 481, 363, 240, 256 568 Thomson, john, 193 Thornhill, Beverly, 499, 379 Thomton, Charles, 239 Thornton, Vernon, 448, 344 Thrasher, Carol, 250 Throgmorton, Wayne, 482 Thrower, Kenneth. 540, 415 Thurber, Darly, 499. 390 Tibbett, Stephen, 517, 384 Tice, Becky, 540, 421, 219 Tideman, james, 201 Tidwell, Carolyn, 482 Tidwell ohn. 499 316 Tuley, june, 518, 390 Tull, jean, 540, 335 Tullius, Daniel, 518, 402 Tully, Michael, 540, 394 Turinsk , Mary, 499, 438 Turk, Albert, 518 Turley, Billy, 499, 412 Lea , 518, 429 Turley, Turley, Ronal, 499, 415 Turlington, Edwin, 482, 185, 190 Turlington, Nancy, 482 Turner, Billy, 518, 384 Turner, Faun, 518, 390 Tumer, jack, 518 Turner, janis, 482, 352, 174 Tumer, jerre, 499 Turner, judy, 540, 429 Turner, Marion, 268 Turner, Thomas, 482, 348, 247, Z4 Turnham, Michael, 499, 402 Turvey, Donald, 518, 415, 275 Turybury, Gary, 482, 417 Tutt, Charles, 199 Tuttle, Marcia, 518, 324 Tuxhorn, Cathy, 540, 438 Twilley, George, 540, 412 Tye, john, 250, 71 Tyler, janie, 499, 429, 279 Tyler, Ohara, 450 Tyler, Sherry, 499, 390 Tytenicz, Marjorie, 518, 438, 272, 248, 215 U Uehara, Yoko, 253 Ulmer, Susan, 540, 307 Ulrich, Larr , 540, 402 Umsted, Billy, 482 Underwood, David, 482, 269, 268 Underwood, Forrest, 540, 384 Underwood, joe, 192, 200 Underwood, Mary A., 518, 445 Underwood, Mary K., 518, 390 Unruh, Barbara, 518, 407, 259, 242 Unruh, Ray, 499, 415 Upchurch, Wesley, 540, 384 Upricc, joel, 499 Utech, Donna, 518, 379 Utsler, Hal, 518, 415 Utter, Fred, 499, 433 Uzzell, Sharon, 482, 438 V Vaananen, Mary, 518, 429 Vache, Gari, 540, 445, 230 Vail, jeannette, 540, 445, 198 Vallandingham, Rich, 540, 402, 199 Vanalstine, Sharon, 540, 445 Vanburkleo, Susan, 540, 445 Vance, Chris, 193 Vance, jane, 540, 445, 256 Vance, Terry, 482, 275, 327, 239, H, 245, 256, 247 Vandenbroeder, Fran, 540, 384 Vanderburg, Fred, 499 Vanderkarr, Donald, 250 Vanderslice, Robert, 518, 356 Vanderwork, Carol, 482, 230 Vziggerwork, Mickey, 482, 327, 230, Vandeventer, Robert, 499 Vandiver, john, 499, 327 Vanevery, ichard, 499, 384, 261 Vaniundy, judy, 482, 390, 249 Van orn, Steve, 518, 343, 238, 251 Vanlandingham, Dian, 499, 438 Vann Karen, 518, 390 Vann, Rhonda, 540, 445 Vannostrand, Randy, 518, 433, 276 Vanoostrum, Ralph, 499 Vanpool, Virginia, 499, 307 Vanwye, Frances, 518, 421 Vanzant, Chester, 518 Vardanian, Isaac, 262 Varela, Don, 540, 384 Varela, Federico, 482, 412 Varey, Margaret, 482, 423 Vamadore, Danny, 518, 271, 269, 268 Vascellaro, Frank. 499, 402 Vater, john, 518, 344 Carol, 499, 368, 189 Vaughan, Vaughan, Henry D., 540, 384 Vaughan, Henry L., 454 Vaughan, Karen, 518, 429 Brenda, 518, 390 Vaughn, Vaughn, Carla, 499, 407 Vaughn, Dennis, 268 Vaughn, Pamela, 499, 438, 58 Vaughn, Robert, 499, 363 Vaughn, Toian, 482 Vaught, james, 230, 222 Vaverka, Delores, 499, 423 Vaverka, Phillip, 540, 384, 287 Vaverka, Larry, 209 Veagen, Peggy, 274 Vea e, james, 518, 402 Veakley, james, 348 Vegiher, Michael, 540, 359 Ve e, Dennis, 192 Veit, Carol, 540, 390 Veitenheimer, Gary, 518, 273 Venable, Ronald, 540, 394 Venator, Carole, 518, 438 Venzke, jane, 540, 315 Venzke, Ken, 482, 312 Vest, Susan, 518, 407 Via, Linda, 246, D0 Vick, Linda, 518, 315, 243, 219 Vickers, Larry, 518, 344, 238 Vickers, Nancy, 499, 390, 285 Vieux, Roy, 482, 417, 237, 226, 66 Villarreal, john, 540, 384 Voelkers, james, 278 Voellinger, Therese, 540, 445 Vogel, Stephen, 482, 279 Vogler, George, 518, 320, 238, 242 Voise, Wade, 540 Vongunten, Lynn, 518 Vonmerveldt, Patric, 482, 384, 271 Vontungeln, Vicki, 499, 337, 69 Voorneveld, Robert, 261 Vorse, Donn, 482, 269, 268, 266 Voskuhl, Danny, 499, 402 Voss, Leo, 518, 340 Vossler, judy, 540, 319 Voth, Ronald, 483 Vrooman, Elizabeth, 540, 445, 249 W Waddell, Bhrent, 499, 396, 191, 194 Waddell, jill, 483, 332 Waddle, Cheryl, 518, 438 Wade, David, 193 Wade, jack, 483, 360 Wade, Kimberle, 276 Wade, Wade, Linda, 499, 368, 214 Myra, 540, 445 Wade, Thomas, 499, 368 Wade, William, 483 Wade, William L., 343 Wadley, joy, 499, 429 Wadley, William, 540, 412 Wadsworth, Mark, 402 Wadsworth, Michael, 483, 360 Wagle, jay, 483, 311 Wagner, Evelyn, 483, 379 Wagner, Linda. 499, 283, 328 Wainee, Emerald, 540, 421 Waite, David, 290 Waits, judy, 499, 407 Waken, Charles, 540, 394 Walcott, james, 448. 331, 232 Wald, Sherie, 540, 445 Walden, David, 540, 384 Waldron, Terry, 540 Waley, Harry, 201 Walford, Richard, 483, 274 Walker, Anne, 540, 337 VValker Don 231 Walker: Gafyi 540, 394, 292 waiter, steven, 499, 402, 241 Walker, Harold, 540, 384 Walker Walker , james, 540, 308 , jane, 518, 429 Walker, jay, 540, 384 Walker, jimmie, 483 Walker, joan, 518, 188, 315 Walker, john, 483, 281 Walker Lynn, 210 waiierf Martha, 540,421 Walker, Mary, 540, 319, 257 Walker, Pamela, 540, 445 College WALGREEN AGENCY Tisf2fI51ln.1193 S Your One-S+op Drug Store Tigert, Craig, 517, 339, 215 Tigue, Char es. 261 Tilley, Gary, 327, 482, 192, 235, 200 Tillman, Charles. 193 Kl10bl0ClK Tillman, Mary, 499. 390 Timperley. james, 482, 245 Tinsley, Michael, 540, 394 On Campus Corner Tippeconnic, joan, 540, 421 Tippeconnic, Mary, 482 Tippens, Terry, 482, 308, 241 STILLWATER, OKLAHOMA Tippett, Beverly, 540, 407, 256 Tippett, Floyd, 499, 384, 191, 194 Tipton, jackson, 499, 412 Walker, Walker Patricia, 518, 319 Phyllis 540 421 Walkeri R0nald1499J 275, 320 Walker Vicki, 499 walkwi, James, 262 Wall, Terry, 518, 412, 196 Wallace, Wallace, Wallace, Wallace, Wallace Wallace Walling Wallis Wallis, J Alice, 518, 305 Charles, 540, 394 Kenneth, 148 Lynda, 274 Marilyn, 540, 332, 254 Stephen, 196 Buster, 54 Gary, 449 ames, 250, 251 Wallis, Elizabeth, 540, 421 6 Wallrav n, Darrell, 193 Walls, Carl, 264 Walls, E lbert, 499, D7 Walls, Josephine, 483, 332 Walta, J ames, 483 Walta, Martha, 499, 379 Walter, Robert, 499 Walters, Walters, Walters, Walters, Walters, Walton, Walton, Waltrip, Waltrip, Donald, 518, 356 Marcia, 540, 390 Mary, 483, 438 Nancy, 483, 379 Patrick, 499, 415 Anne, 540, 445 Robert, 212 Karen, 518, 407 Roger, 518 Wamego, Paulette, 540, 409 Wan Kam Tong, 264 Wan, Cheng-I, 264 Wang, S Ward, C Ward, C u Jung, 454 arolyn, 483, 379, 374 urt, 540, 384 Ward, Jerry, 483, 190, 199 Ward, John, 148, 153, 153 Ward, Joyce, 483, 379, 290 Ward, Lee, 449 Ward, Richard, 540, 402 Ward, Ronald, 540, 334 Wgffll, Rosalee, 483, 407, 259, 249, Ward, Timmie Joe, 483, 239, 245 XVarden, David, 540, 384 Warden, Henry, 500, 311 Warnber Wamer, g, Don, 540, 320 Donald, 267, 265 Wamer, Emily, 518, 438, 280, 230 Wamer, Wamke, Warren, Michael, 27'-4, 212 Linda, 278, 230 Carol, 500, 371, 285 Warren, Charles, 448 Warren, George, 500, 192, 339 Warren, Judy, 540, 445 Warren, Warren, Warren, VVarren, Maurine, 500 Ralph, 454 Robert, 235 Sharon, 540, 445, 269, 268 Warren, William, 59 Warterfield, Robert, 518, 402 Waslxbum, Gary, 269, 268, 270 VVashington, Darryl, 270, 235 Washington, George, 518, 402 Wasike, Simily, 262 Wass, Mike, 518, 276, 269, 268, 236 Wasson, James, 518, 394 Waterfal 1, Richard, 540, 276, 267 Waterman, Randall, 541, 360 Waters, Ruby, 518, 438, 288, 256 Watkins, Ann, 284 Watkins, Edwin, 518, 311 Watkins, Kenneth, 454 Watkins, Richard, 483 Watkins, Ronda, 500, 445 Watson, Buddy, 269, 268, 265 Watson, Gar , 518, 367 Watson, Katliryn, 541, '390 Watson, Lester, 270 Watson, Michael, 287 Watson, Ra , 500, 402, 290 Watson, Ro8ert, 541, 415, 270 Watt, John, 541, 331 Watt, Katrin, 518, 407, 215 Watters, Gary, 541, 394, 240 Watts, Don, 483, 396 Watts, Douglas, 541, 402 Watts, Jack, 518, 415 Watts, Kenneth, 518, 384 VVauahdooah, Henry, 541, 433 Waugaman, Sharon, 518, 421 Waugh, Joyce, 518, 438 Waugh, Kathlyn, 500, 288, 324, 254, 217 Way, Gary, 541 Wayman, Patricia, 483, 438, 248 Weatherby, James, 3141, 384 Weatherly, Linda, 541, 445 Weatherly, Wayne, 483, 340, 244, 161, 161 Vlcsathers, Janet, 518, 188, 315, 254, Weaver, Claireda. 483, 445 Weaver, Weaver, Weaver, Weaver, David, 541, 384 Jack, 271 Linda, 483, 438 Ronald, 518, 364 Webber, Timothy, 483, 415 Webster, Webster, Weddel, Carl, 518, 433 Chloe, 292, 255 James, 291 Wedding, George, 541 Weeks, Linda, 541, 407 Weeks, Thomas, 500, 384 Weems, Marcia, 518, 390 Wegener, Mary, 257 Wegener, Robert, 500, 402, 193 Wehmuller, James, 274, 267 Wehrenberg, Phil, 541, 253 Weibel, Kathryn, 483, 337, 211, 53, 62 Weibel, Louise, 541, 407 Weigandt, Helen, 272, 230, 218 Weigant, Marie, 214 Weigant, Sheryl, 541, 421 Weigel, James, 483, 343 Weinand, Jerry, 449, 327, 232 Weingartner, Bill, 518, 433 Weirich, Thomas, 500, 356, 215 Weisman, Michael, 483, 316 Weisner, John, 433, 451 Weiss, Marilyn, 454, 390, 244 Welch, Judit , 518,429 Welch, Shirley, 541, 445, 230, 242 Wells, Elbert, 541, 384, 269, 268, 270 Wells, Melody, 541, 315, 238 Wells, Ronnie, 27 Welsh, Delos, 541, 384 Wendel, Michael, 192 Vlgaz, Dean, 483, 186, 192, 312, Westcott, Sharon, 541, 301 West, Barry F., 518, 316 West, Barry G., 483, 402, 244 West, Elizabeth, 518, 407 West, Gary, 483, 24, 66 West, Judith, 541, 421 West, Kenneth, 500, 327 Merrily 284 West, , West, Thomas, 316 Westfahl, William, 541, 360 Westfall, Diana, 541, 445 Westmoreland, Harve, 541, 339 Westmoreland, Herbert, 483, 156 Wzeggengel, Margaret, 518, 429, 290, Wetwiska, Carol, 518, 407 Wheatley, Larry, 500 Wheatley, Mary, 541, 307 Wheeler, Albert, 500, 356, 193 Wheeler, Brenda, 518, 379, 268 Wheeler, Donnie, 541, 394 Wheeler, Edward, 500, 412 Gary, 500, 348 Wheeler, Wheeler, Jane, 500, 337 Wheeler, Janice, 519, 368 Wheeler, Judy, 541, 337 Wheeler, Paula, 541, 390 Wheeler, Stephen, 541, 360 Wheeler, Terry, 541, 264 Wheeler, William, 483, 412, 266, 244 Wherritt, Bart, 454, 348, 243, 244 Whisenant, William, 519, 412 Whisenhunt, Gary, 541 Whisenhunt, Nancy, 280, 74 Whisenhunt, Phillip, 519, 268 Whitaker, Donald, 483, 275 Whitaker, Major, 483, 269, 268, 266, 265 Whitaker, Nancy, 541, 438, 300 White, Barry, 70, 204 Wesley, 541 White, White, Carol, 519, 407 White, Donna, 541, 421 White, Duane, 519 Edward, 519 White, White, Edwin, 483, 356, 190, 274, White, Fred, 541, 396, 278 White, Gary, 448, 232 Gerald, 247 White, while, John, 199 White, Karen, 500, 368, 284 White, Kerry, 500, 337, 227 White, Larry, 541. 412, 253 White, Mareyn, 483, 187, 305 White, Michael. 519, 343 White, Olive, 483, 379, 246, 215, 62, 64 White, Philip, 500, 238, 236, 242 68, 63 White, Ralph, 519, 267, 348 W'hite, Richard D., 519, 360 White, Richard E., 541. 417, 215 Ronald, 519, 320 VVhite, White, Sherrilyn, 519, 429 White, Susan E., 541, 421 White, Susan K., 483, 319 White, Tony, 71 White, Walter, 541, 343 VVhite, Wesley, 402 Whiteulggilliam A., 519, 384, 265, , William R., 500 Vlfhite, William, 500, 402 Whited, Janis, 541, 305 Vlfhitehouse, Patti, 500, 429 Whiteley, Judy, 285 Whiteley, Charles, 483, 363 Whiteneck, Jean, 541, 352 Whiteneck, Rhonald, 483, 311 Whitener, Judy, 541, 438 Whitlow, Drew, 500, 394 200, W'hite Whitson, Joy, 483, 438, 276, 276 Whittaker, Charles, 541, 384, 278 Whittaker, Rand , 519, 344, 238 Whittecar, Charles, 193 VVhittet, Ruth, 519, 429, 242, 215, 220 Whitton, Dana, 519, 232 Whitworth, Lyndal, 541, 276, 308, 256 Wicker, Ldyne, 500, 371, B2 Wgciliersham, Victor, 519, 344, 241 Widowski, Dennis, 541, 433 Weichman, Herbert, 483, 303 Wiechmann, Don, 519, 356 Wiederkehr, Alexander, 454 Wiesendanger, Paul, 500 Wiewel, Max, 483, 192 Wiggins, John, 541, 363 Wiggins, Ted, 450, 253 Wigington, Ronald, 519, 39 Wi banks, Linda, 519, 423 Wilbanks, Preston, 483, 226 Wilder, Jane, 519, 319, 65 Wilder, Lawrence, 483, 343 Wilder, Stephen, 483, 348 Wildermuth, David, 519, 396, 242 Wiles, John, 519 Wilhelm, Bruce, 164 Wilken, Darcy, 541, 445 Wilkie, Cathy, 541, 407 Wilkins, Patsy, 243, 244 Wilkinson, Don, 519, 344 Wilkinson, Paula, 500, 264, 315 Wilkinson, William, 541, 384 Willbanks, Leslie, 541, 315 Willey, Chester, 53, 61, 60 Wgggtoite, Michael, 483, 402, 268, Williams, Betty, 483, 379 Bobby, 519 Williams, Williams, Bonnie, 541, 390 Williams, Carol, 483, 284, 187, 315 Williams, Clark, 519, 39, 276 Williams, Dewey, 483, 241 Williams, Edward, 500, 415 Williams, Eleanor, 244 Williams, Emalie, 519, 429 ther 541 429 Williams, Es , , Williams, Eugene, 451 Williams, Fannie, 500, 421 Williams, Fred, 454, 235 Williams, George, 500, 355 Williams, Gregory, 500, 339 Williams, Harold B., 483 Williams, Harold D., 519, 384 Williams, James, 201 Williams, Janet, 484, 337 Williams, Janice, 500 Williams, Jim, 500, 347, 236 Williams, Jimmy A., 454, 275, 308 Williams, Jimmy Lee, 519, 415 Joe, 484, 192 Williams, Williams, John, 541, 355, 192, 206 Williams, Juan, 484, 192, 301 Williams, Judy, 519, 332 Williams, Kenneth, 500. 415, 247 Williams, Kenny, 484, 359, 236, 251, 254, 63, 171 Williams, Kent, 278 Williams, Kristy, 541 Williams, Lee, 519, 339 Williams, Linda, 72 Williams, Margaret, 454 Williams, Mary, 484, 244 Williams, Meredith, 519, 285, 305 Williams, Michael, 519, 234 Wlliams, Pamela, 541, 445 Williams, Patricia, 500, 409 Williams, Peggy, 541, 445 Williams, Philip D., 541, 412 Williams, Philip E., 500, 344 Williams, Rana, 541, 429 Wlliams, Regina, 541, 407 Williams, Rex, 394, 541 Williams, Richard, 541, 384 Williams, Sharon, 484 Wglgams, Sharron, 484, 429, 246, Williams, Steven, 519, 320 Williams, Suzanne, 305 Williams, Teresa, 519, 407 Williams Terry 29 Williams? Thomhs E., 541, 394 Williams, Thomas H., '541, 394 Williams, Thomas, 320, 300 Williams, Wlliamson, Williamson, Williamson, Williamson, Williamson, Willingham, Willingham, Willis, Ha William, 519, 343 Eldon, 519, 415 John, 519, 384 Neil, 541, 394 Rosanne, 500, 390 Walter, 394 Ronald, 231 Sally, 500, 390 ld 274 wlllls, Jimhiie: 500, 350 Willis, Larry, 519, 327, 224 Willis, Rocky, 500, 384 Willis, Walter, 266, 231 Willis, Wilbom, 268 Willison, Gladys, 541, 407 Willison, Kay, 270 Willison, Neal, 519, 253 Wills, Arthur, 450, 233 Wills, Charles 4'1 wills, Karen, 51957438 Wills, Robert, 541 Willsey, William, 484, 360 Wilson, Alvin, 500, 384, 25 Wilson, Billy C., 500, 343 Wilson, Billy W., 541, 394 Wilson, Carl, '519, 433 Wilson, Carrel, 500, 412, 193 Wilson, Charles, 519 Wilson, Cynthia G., 519, 429 Wilson, Cynthia M., 519, 438 Wilson, Daniel, 519, 359, 236 Wilson, Deana, 500, 445, 285 Wilson, Donna, 484, 352 Wilson, Fawn, 484, 445 Wilson, G. Gail. 541, 390 Wilson, Gayle, 500, 188, 305 Wilson, George, 289, 273 Wilson, Annette, 541, 315 Wilson, James, 500, 417 Wilson, John, 519, 417, 201 Wilson, Joseph, 541, 394, 286, 196 Wilson, Judith, 500 Wilson, Judy Kay, 500, 407, 281, 305, 214 Wilson, Judy Kaye, 541, 445, 249 Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Larry Dale, 500 Larry Dean, 541, 433 Linda, 541, 445 Marsha, 541, 352 VVilson, Michael J., 541. 363 Wilson, Michael L., 519 Wilson, Pamela, 500, 332, 69 Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson Patricia, 484, 337 Paul, 484 Paula, 541, 445 Peggy, 541, 42, 269, 268 Ralph, 148 Richard, 451 Robert D., 500, 359 Wilson? Robert H., 541, 350 Wilson, Sally, 519, 352 Wilson, Steven, 277 Wilson, Terry, 484, 312 Wilson, Douglas, 484 Wilson, Walter, 264 Wilson, Wayne, 394 Wilson William 394 268 Wilt, Stephen, 519, 367 Wiltse, Richard, 541, 331 Wimmer, Larry, '541, 384, 267 Wimmer, Linda, 500, 379 Winburn, Leslie, 484, 409 Winchell, Michael, 541, 384 Windle, Delia, 484, 390, 258 Winfield, Carol, 541, 421 Wing, Douglas, 484, 253 Win am, Anita, 541, 390 Winkler, Steve, 541, 351 Winnett, Larry, 237 Winsett, Ann, 519, 285, 352 Winslow, Barbara, 484, 429 Winslow, Dale, 519, 415 Wint, Sara, 519, 429 Elizabeth, 519, 390 Winters, Winters, John, 541, 363 Roger, 25 Winters, Winters, Sharon, 519, 445, 230, 218 Winters, Susan, 215, 69, 59 Wintory, Kenneth, 500, 412, 286, 200, 193 Wintrode, Stephen, 541 Wise, Allen, 519, 402 Wise, Herbert, 542, 316 Wise, Robert, 542, 402 Wise, Steven, 500, 364 Wisherd, Sheila, 484, 328 Withers, Adell, 500, 407 Witman, Williams, 542, 415 Witt, Jack, 484 Witt, Mike, 27 Witt, Richard, 500, 415 Witt, William, E Witte, James, 484, 402 Witte, Stephen, 71 Witten, William, 500, 339 Wittmer, George, 519, 339 Wittum, Karen, 500, 438 Wode, Gary, 542, 402 Wojahn, William, 500 Woldemariam, Yohann, 262 Wolf, Barbara, 500, 281 Wolf, Frank, 500, 281 VVo1f, Linda, 542, 421 Wolfe, Linda, 269 Wolfe, Oquannah, 500, 187, 305 Stephen, 500 Wolfe, Wolff, Elizabeth, 519, 423 Wolff, Larry, 542, 327 Wolff, Norman, 519, 327 Wolfvoice, Peggy, 519, 438 Wollard, Marvin, 484, 415 Wollenberg, Travis, 484 Womack, Jimmy, 500, 287 Womack, Mary, 542, 438 Wondafresh, Teshome, 262 Wood, Alvin, 500, 25 Wood, Ann, 519, 445 Wood, Charles, 484, 394 Connie, 519, 347, 197 Wood, Wood, Dennis, 500, 412 Earl, 269 Wood, Wood, Gary, 484, 402 Howard, 287 Wood, Wood, Jackie, 542, 421 Wood, James, 542, 344 Wood, Larry D., 484, 268 Wood, Larry G., 500, 303 Linda, 542, 319 Wood, Wood, Robert, 519, 273, 193 Ronnie, 484 Wood, Wood, Steven, 542, 359, 300 William, 394 Wood, Woodall, Harold, 484 Woodall, Paula, 542, 445 Woodard, Ambia, 542, 409 Woodcock, Joseph, 484, 360, 68 Woodman, Guy, 542, 356 Woodman, Richard, 484, 356 Woodmore, Willene, 519, 438 Woodring, Carol, 542, 421 Woodruff, Linda, 542, 307 Carolyn, 542, 407 Woods, Woods, Cheryl, 519, 438 Woods, George, 519, 415 Woods, Kenneth A., 500, 402, 222 Kenneth W., 542 Margaret, 542, 421 Woods, Woods, Woods, Robert C., 542, 384 Woodside, Wilbur, 200, 193 BiII's CITY DRUG Serving Stillwater and OSU COSMETICS ' PRESCRIPTIONS ' FOUNTAIN virlnnnniefN4nny,1541,919 624 So. Main FR2-6318 Vlfhitlow, Robert, 541, 356 Whitmore, Alexander, 483, 359, 171 Whitmore Brenda 541 445 Whitsitt, Bill, 519 Whitson, John, 278 569 Woodward, Gary, 484 Woodward, Lois, 519, 390 Woodward, Susan, 500, 352 Woodward, Truman, 484, 320 Woody, Charlotte, 484, 390 Woody, Timothy, 451, 233 Wooley, Iohn, 519, 402 Woolley, Moni, 286 Wooten, Marcia, 484, 186, 187, 335 Workman, Bobby, 171 Workman, Philip, 251 Worley, Edward, 500, 402, 200, Worley, Garald, 5Q, 412 wofiey, Joe, 484, 412, 281, 200, 193 Worley, Leah, 500, 189, 335 Worre 1, Patricia, 268 Worsham, Larry, 519, 356 Worstell, Doyle, 484 Worstell, Michael, 484, 402 Worth, Benny, 500, 402 Wortham, Gerald, 247 Worthen, Ruth, 542, 421 Wrede, Barbara, 542, 429 Wrede, Marchita, 484, 429, 249 570 Wri ght Wright, Wright, Wright, Wright, Wright, Wright Wright, Wright, Wright, Wright, Wright, Wright, Wright, Wright Wright: Wri ht, Wyie, Wylie, Wynn, Wynne, Yamani, Barbara, 542, 445 Carol, 519, 335 Floyd, 484, 303 Iacqueline, 255 Iaime, 542, 307 Eames, 519, 415 aren, 542, 407 Mar , 542 Mic5ael, 542, 312 Mildred, 542, 445 Paul, 542, 311 Phillip, 484 '331 ' , , 200, 19 Richard, 244 Riley, 484, 211 Sharon A., 500 Sharon S., 335 William, 519, 402 Robert, 500 Phyllis, 484 Frederick, 250 Susan, 484, 42 Y zaid, 484, 263, 251 3 Yanda, Anton, 265 Yandell, Iohn, 484 I Yarborough, Garland, 542 Yarbroug , Nicky, 542, 384 Yarger, Gerald, 484 Yarnell, Natalie, 519, 187, 337 Yaryan, Leslie, 519, 315 Yates, Nanci, 519, 390 Ye Fun, 264 Yeager, Karen, 542, 328 Yeakley, james, 542 Yearout, Gary, 519, 402 Yeats, Carolyn, 542, 390 Yellen, Ielfrsk 231 Yirsa, Ioe, ' , 384 Yocum, Lawrence, '542, 433, 201 Yoder, Alfred, 24 - Yoesting, Myra, 542, 259, 305 Yokoyama, Yukio, 484, 417 York, Gladys, 519, 335 York, Iean, 519, 390 Yost, Harvey, 484, 256, 193 Yost, Sharon, 484, 256 Young, Bill, 148 Young, Carla, 500, 390 Young, David, 484, 303 Young, Deborah, 519, 390 Young, Elizabeth, 542, 445 Young, Grant, 196 Young Homer, 500, 402 Ioung, Iarnes G., 519, 402 Young, Iames L., 542, 433 Young, Ianis, 500 Young, Iudy, 484 Young, Karen, 500, 187, 305, 255 Young, Marilynn, 500, 328 Young, Paula, 519, 438 Young, Sharon, 542, 445 Young, Steven, 519, 402, 275 Young, Sue, '500, 337, 254, 207 Young, Susan, 484, 288, 324 Younkin, Kenneth, 193 Yount, jackie, 500, 429 Yuan, Andrew, 264 Yuhnke, Richard, 500, 343 Z Zaliuto, Cynthia, 519, 409 Zaidi, Syed, 263 Zalewski, Marianne, 542, 445 Zaloudek, Kenneth, 190 Zawawi, Moualfa , 263 Zelinski, james, 542, 347 Zelinslci, William, 375 Zerger, Waldo, 193 Zerihoun, Tamrat, 262 Zigrang, Lawrence, 542, 415 Ziiderveld, Hendrik, 484, 281 Zimmerman, Bonnie, 519, 423 Zimmerman, Linda, 542, 368 Zingg, Nina, 519, 429 Zipkis, Pamela, 500 Zipkis, Raymond, 484 Ziska, Sherry, 484, 238, 20 Zoppel, Robert, 274, 271 Zuhdi, Selma, 519, 390 Zukosky, Iohn, 484, 190, 264, 194 Zumbro, Marion, 519, 429 Zumwalt, Suzanne, Z6 Zurmehly, Donna, 542, 421 Zweiacher, Charlotte, 519, 438, 215 Zweiacker, Loran, B6 ., 4, f-ff .f--:i,w.,f::-2-f-if-sf .g .., -1 -W'T.sI ' ,M i,,n::1Y, -,W,-.,w.,- yas-: I--, ffyvf'-ww, ..-a,,...,T.arn9t-s4-r'l4'W 'f- V Q A ,A,,,,,,,-,dwg u..m.- wmln , K ' A 3 . 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U A Acacia, 302 African Students Organization, 262 Aggie Toastmasters, 24 Aggie X, 223 Agricultural Student Council, 66 Agronomy Club, 225 Alpha Beta Alpha, 250 Alpha Chi Omega, 304 Alpha Delta Pi, 306 Alpha Gamma Rho, 308 Alpha Kappa Psi, 240 Alpha Lambda Delta, 215 Alpha Phi Alph, 301 Alpha Phi Omega, 261 Alpha Pi Mu, 250 Alpha Tau Alpha, 237 Alpha Tau Omega, 310 Alpha Xi Delta, 371 Alpha Zeta, 216 American Chemical Society, 275 American Institute for Design 8a Drafting, 287 American Institute of Aeronautics 81 Astronautics, 251 American Institute of Architects, 264 American Institute ol Chemical Engineers, 286 American Institute Agricultural Engineers, 224 American Society Civil Engineers, 252 American Society Mechanical Engineers, 279 American Veterinary Medical Association, 232 Angel Flight, 188 Aquatic Club, 271 Army Blades, 187 Arnold Air Society, 194 Arts Sr Sciences Student Council, 67 Association Childhood Education, 237 Association Women Students, 217 AWS Executive Board, 64 B Baptist Student Union, 279 Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta Alpha Psi, 244 Chi Sigma, 281 Gamma Sigma, 243 Theta Pi, 312 Upsilon Sigma, 243 Block 81 Bridle, 228 Blue Key, 60 Brumley Apartments, 376 Business Student Council, 68 C Capettes, 189 Chi Chi Chi Chi Alpha, 260 Delphia, 284 Epsilon 252 Omega, 314 Chinese Student Association, 264 Clothing Textiles Merchandising C1 ab, zsz Collegiate FFA, 226 Cordell Hall, 380 D Dairy Science Club, 222 DECCA, 221 Delta Chi, 316 General Delta Delta Delta, 318 Delta Sigma Alpha, 230 Delta Sigma Pi, 286 Delta Tau Delta, 320 Delta Upsilon, 322 Delta Zeta, 324 Diamond Club, 235 Drummond Hall, 385 E East Bennett Hall, 391 East Bennett Council, 240 Education Student Council, 69 Engineering Club, 278 Engineering Student Council, 70 Eta Kappa Nu, 245 F Farml-louse, 326 Fashion Board, 255 Fire Protection Society, 277 Forestry Club, B1 Freshman Class, 520 G Gallagher Girls, 282 Gallant Guard, 196 Gamma Delta, 278 Gamma Phi Beta, 328 Girls of the Golden Heart, 285 Graduate Students, 452 H Hanner Hall, 395 Home Economics Club, 259 Home Economics Student Counci Horticulture Club, 234 H8t1D Club, 258 I Institute of Electrical, Electronics Engineers, 239 Intercollegiate Knights, 215 Intercollegiate Party, 216 Interfraternity Council, 299 Iota Nu Sigma, 244 Iranian Students Club, 262 I 1, 72 Index L Lambda Chi Alpha, 340 Lasso's 81 Lariats, 20 Little Sigmas, 283 Little Sisters of Minerva, 283 M Medical Technology Society, 281 MRHA, 375 Minutemen Drill Team, 199 Mortar Board, 62 Mu Kappa Tau, 238 Murray Hall, 403 N North Hall, 408 O Omicron Delta Kappa, 63 Omicron Nu, 258 Orange 8: Black Quill, 214 Organization of Arab Students, 263 O-Staters. 218 OSU Band, 268 OSU Botanical Club, 291 OSU Cheerleaders, 174 OSU Flying Aggies, 274 OSU Hotel 81 Restaurant Society, 291 OSU Karate-Do Club, 273 OSU Orchestra, 270 OSU Rodeo Club, 292 OSU Skydivers Club, 288 OSU Soccer Club, 288 P Pakistan Students Association, 263 Panhellenic Council, 298 Parker Hall, 410 Pershing Rilles C-7, 201 Pershing Rifles Regimental Headquarters, 202 Phi Delta Theta, 342 Phi Eta Sigma, 236 Phi Phi Phi Phi Gamma Delta, 344 Kappa Tau, 348 Kappa Theta, 350 Kappa Psi, 346 junior Class, 485 lunior IFC, 300 Iunior Panhellenic, 300 K Kappa Alpha, 330 Kappa Alpha Theta, 332 Kappa Delta, 334 Kappa Delta Pi, 246 Kappa Kappa Gamma, 336 Kappa Kappa Psi, 266 Kappa Phi, 276 Kappa Sigma, 338 Kerr Hall, 397 Key-Board Commission, 61 Phi Upsilon Omicron, 260 Physical Education Majors, Minors, 290 Pi Alpha Mu, 289 Pi Beta Phi, 352 Pi Kappa Alpha, 354 Pi Mu Epsilon, 275 Pi Omega Pi, 246 Pleiades, 282 Poultry Science Club, 235 Pythian Daughters, 284 R Rho Nu Tau, 290 ROTC Rille Team, 198 S Scabbard and Blade, 200 Scott Hall, 143 Semper Fidelis Society, 271 Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 356 Sigma Alpha Iota, 285 Sigma Chi, 358 Sigma Nu, 360 Sigma Phi Epsilon, 362 Sigma Tau, 247 Sigma Theta Epsilon, 276 Single Men's Apartments, 416 Society of American Military Engineers, 197 Society of Electronics Engineering Technicians, 253 Society of Mechanical Technicians, 253 Sophomore Class, 501 Southwestern Executive Sales Club, 241 Spanish Club, 254 Stout Hall, 418 Siudent Education Association, 248 Student Entertainers, 280 Student Industrial Arts, 287 Student Union Activities Board, 65 T Tau Beta Sigma, 266 Tau Iota Epsilon, 255 Tau Kappa Epsilon, 364 Thatcher Hall, 422 Theta Chi, 370 Theta Sigma Phi, 257 Triangle, 366 University Choir, 267 University, Men's Glee Club, 265 University Party, 221 V Varsity RiHe Team, 198 Veterinary Medicine Classes, 448 W Wentz Hall, 424 West Bennett Hall, 430 Willard Hall, 434 Willham Hall, 439 Women's Recreation Association, 272 XVRHA, 374 X xi Mu, 289 Y Young Democrats, 242 Young Republicans, 256 YWCA, 288 Z Zeta Tau Alpha, 369 Sz. lb This Yearbook C A Printed ond Bound E Iv G 'I' ll e C I. I 0 P R E S S V 31, Yearbook Division wh ofthe 011 Q V1 it Iowo City, Iowo Um QW , Y A SOME OF THE TYPE FACES AVAILABLE TO OUR CUSTOMERS Dear People: Finally, the yearbook is finished and we all can sit back and breathe a huge sigh of relief. We've done the best job we could and now, it is up to each student to decide how well we did that job. It has been a wonderful year filled with many unforgettable memories that each member of the staff will take with him. It all began a year ago when the staff started to take form. There were so many plans to be made that it seemed like they all would never be done. Everyone pitched in to help with what he could, and the '68 REDSKIN gradually began to take form. There were pictures to take and copy to write. Somehow everything was done-often in record time. For the staff, I can only say that everyone was great, and no one could have done his job better. We laughed and played together, but worked when there was work to be done. Living in our basement home in the Classroom Building, we became a close-knit little group that was pulling for the same thing-a good yearbook. Thank you seems so trite for those who gave so much for the book. To Margaret, Mary Elizabeth, David, Steve, and Iohn, I can only say that I will remember always the things you've done and appreciate each of you more than you'll ever know. To the photographers-Dave, Iim, Bob, Don, and Barry-I must say the book is more yours than anyone else, for you made it come alive with your fine work. I'm sorry for the times that things seemed to go wrong, but everything did work itself out. Thanks must also go to the section editors for their fine co-operation and work. Linda, Steve, Sue, Barbara, Connie, Ianet, Carol, Patty, Susan, George, and Doug-all did more than their share of work. Also, thanks to the pledge classes of Chi Omega, Kap- pa Kappa Gamma, and Pi Kappa Alpha and all others who helped when help was so badly needed. To Mr. Woodson, director of publications, I must say thanks for being so patient and helping so much with all the questions that arose. Susan Baker, yearbook con- sultant for Southwestern Engraving Co., and R. C. Walker must be praised for their fine contributions to the book. So many others also contributed to the completion of the book: Bill Bywater, of Econ- omy Advertising Co.g Hal Payne, of Durand Manufacturing Co.g Bob McCormack, of McCormack Studio, for the REDSKIN Beauty pictures: Bob Cox, of PIO. for several color picturesg Paul McCrary, for the services of University Photo: and Cole Studio, for the class and living group pictures. As the editor, I can only say thanks to OSU for giving me the chance to edit the 1968 REDSKIN. It will be a year I shall never be able to forget. LAWANDA CONNALLY, editor ,, g . 'fm' A Q avi. 1 '. 4 . .4 - Y , , V ' ,, . .. ' - ' W 'f li,-A- B Q -'-' ' ' -f - ' . ' . V ,X V H ,4 . -. ' Z: .. 1 , ' , .v ' , 'fx 1 11.5.5 ' 7 - , f-ss,,. 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