Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 568 of the 1969 volume:

OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY Pubiisiflcd for thc Student Body OKLAIIUMA STATE UNIVERSITY Stillwater, Oklahoma Mixizczixizivi' Bizwisizoox, Editor ST1avis lioifrow, Associate Editor E. I.. WOODSON, Director of Publications :fm ww -govlossnvitfin 48' umm www I :Wu ri L . . :pf- ..- ' ar f ' Q, '- ! i-i Y , 1. 'Lv ig:-. - '59 552.254 '. f CONTENTS The Year . Page 6 The Students ..... The University ..... Page 122 ,QE '13f?f .' ff -I .4 Af 1' X . 1.1! - F' ,. -:fy 3 u .,,Q,,,,gs,-2mQf:f52'-', A A'f'g5?F' ' Q ,G-2 'hfglx 1' l M -fffgfv X. M3541 ,nf 'V ' X X 7 'ww QV x xy ,,,, iii'-'fgfjgi W M 1 ?3'i , V X. . V f- It 2 1' , .e fe .ew I., fp, x .v ,t f , k,K 55 V ffifxgire .. in Wiz 'fi '-,,. 3 Qtlgtijflfvf 1- ge,f'f'fi?j,qif 'j EQ' 5 ' f Z'.?' - ' 7' rJ1fj4P',i . .. e Q- 1 'J' The Act1v1t1es . Page 158 3431 ZP'?5,gfZf s.'f,,: '.fff'5'15Q , ku 111' gif., 5:44-, .3 ,'-J ' I i'-Sw 'Q,5f'YffTs1fe'x X .X X-xl A rv xi.: xy, ,kv I, iff 'W Z xg' ,J 4 U ,JJ I. 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SX awbi iiivmw It,s all about books-time proven theories and long lines. Yes, and waiting-a stolen minute-and a elzlss card that isnit there. A beginning -for all things must begin somewhere--perhaps here. mw,,,.,,.4n ,, , I7 It's all about harrdshakes and a nervous feeling deep down in the pit of your stomach Waiting and disappointments-beliefs shared and not shared--approving eyes- sadness that can't be measured and happy tears. 190' -'Ms v -41 z gn- 'Y .K ' ,gg ,f H 'W A W4 af i E+ r fr. it Q if -is fs 2.151 i. K, 1' l . 3? .- f ts i M I if sy , , , S 'S w W .A-we ,K ' .P+ Y - ,ff i M ,pg ga , + ' 1 F rx Y 4' R Q n 'Eine' ' w 1 4 . mp. 1 f i my , , M. v ni ,A My AM, L SJ' mai V I 4 , v, 0. r ' .N k 3 .V , Q .,,,,pgg4,gv- ll A L J wM,k+ femyy v ilk f , ,,gg M ,pw V I -f A, . W A I . if I ik . . peg S ,L Nm ,Qx 2' if V 'F - ff , 4-T A A , ' We: Higamgi QW, ,Ir 4 1. ,True g, ' 1 .. 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E i fi 5, 3 YN KE, w i E S 22 Itas all about giving when there's no more to give- hruised bodies and tired, aching hopes- an angry coach and tl real World of dirt and sweat, where almost doesrft count. F' k :XQL nts' .fmt Fathers amd sons-days remembered- gnmes well-played--an almost where victory should haute been-It's all about the search for il grid-irrm hero. H f-fwmmm Wm, lt's all about people-filling the streets on a crisp autumn night- forgetting the pressures in the never ending circus of sight and sound. A smile that only a Queen can smile-music and color in a beautiful Weekend-aching arms and all that is Homecoming. 27 28 J' lt's all about caring-caring enough to give- to commit-to involve and contribute. Tired, happy faces that have given-excited signs of victory from those who care-attentive, listening faces-anxious to hnd 21 way that they, too. may care-niay involve and eontrihute. And for each there is a special way to contribute-a talent- an energy-or perhaps a simple enthusiasm to involve an active participation. Itis all about winning- and losing-hut more important. itis all about playing. 43 - 54 I Q , 43 . fs-gf ' fn 4' 16 i5Q w.' A gm . if 'ng X . ,,,. ,A Maw 1 I Wk W 2 S ff 4 2 ., 4 1 5. 3? la .gp-'K X ,?f'fi'fw iw ,fwgawwr 7' WWW W6 4. 'f f ww? .K J, ., . ..,- - 1 X is if Q :V . 2 H' A 01 gr V1 Q 1, ' .ny .ur K fn ag '54 iwW?3 ' - ,QL ,, , :V . i ws 4 S To care is to begin-to involve is to ueeomplisl perhaps Ll better world. It's all about eo-existence and freedom- zz pensive face-the interest to listen and then to judge. . A .,,.: , .... , mf, , f M. fw.K,,1Q,,kf I 'YM55Wwm7?r,,- ,,. ,z , ,, NM , .X 3721? .f+glw,Qfx3iZg ,sy gy V w?A5.1 ,.5gife3' Www J -Msfjjfw 464 4 M.. 2 wg., .I n, 'Ii 1 Q ,, li 5. V -ll A natural talent or a labored ability-sometimes the message is centuries-old, sometimes minutes-new, but for all the contribution is real-for eaeb it is dillerent-It's all about contributing. A way to participate-21 way to contribute- a way to be heard-It,s all about long hours of preparation-the campaign-and with a victory-only a beginning. 37 It,s all about a voice and a vote- a point Well taken, or perhaps no point at all-the search for leadership-an active improvement in the face of indifference. We hold these truths to be self-evident-a government by the people-and so it goes. Al. Long, grueling hours of practice- weak made strong-body and mind working together to Win-to accomplish-to hring honor to school and state. 512 Q i .W W W-1--........................,.. -- - . V 3 . V K 4l N a 3 42 A carefully Chosen word-a questioning face a point that is made but perhaps not understood-lt's all about listening and not listening-hearing and understanding- tlle reason we are all here. wgywg 1 . 'ff' W A ix. .L . . pw' 5, , 1 lt's all about hours and hours-a memory-a feeling-a reality made real-for one moment of communication-the labored preparation-the careful performance-the magic sound of applause that marks a job well-done. 2 45 Qs ,,,.a0' The ancient dance of an honored people the velvet voice of the now generation-and the free-swinging happy sounds of the young American- lt's all ahout appreciation ol other cultures own-learning through entertainment. and ol' our JR, win X W . Af 'Y 5 3 -.E:. . 5 ik ' u ,gm Z 1 251 2 'ex i XR fe 9 v If ,sf Q., lf, x V S ' 1.7 , . A E mr S 95 The new shape and the old-a carefully dillerent sameness-to add beauty and usefulness to an expanding campus. It's all about buildings and the people that fill tlneni- the physical means to mental stimulation. iii, , bf fa wx- ,nw ,F I X. i I Y , ,Q . . nf , f--15211, Lwwgwzffflif-5lif' L , - fm i A V 1 fbiHP-fA1ffs,.f--may-w mm H: H f 1 H1 Mirgwigimmwm w al , , 'wiala'gfwsxemisf4ae1a5'ZiHvi- 2 X 1 2 P S pmJ,-mezfkzsszesvzis'zfs1mff , ' -,1 V--,Si Fw Q iusfwsifl 'f lmy, t:.f, si 50 ,,.-an-1 Q A mxtural loolq from soft lolcls ol' cloth-W small. busy wires ol' progmmmccl intelligence the straight, still' lines of steel amd glass- lt's all about Creating--eztcli in his own XYQQ'-l.OI' the luenellt ol mimy. The unhurried drift of quiet sailing-a frantic push-button World of familiar faces turned foamy shapes-the graceful power of muscular flight-It's all about students and laughter-people making memories. z,,,,,, vv I -Q if a A. f WW ' fi U I . M 4? Am .ggi K r. A, . , .. V. W,.., ,R .4 AL., . ' 3 X Qvi J It's all about a pretty face--the hurried leap-a rolling log and then a splash- a bright-blue-sky-the Hash of orange and black floating free-a laughing crowd and a hundred ways to have fun. Sweet sounds in the night-a face at the window-21 strumming banjo-a murmur and then a laugh-deep, throaty- a secret to be shared- moments to be remembered-perhaps cherished- perhaps not-lt's all about song -and a message. 5, 1 P . an ,Q 49 -I IV' , , G, 1.1413 is my X' QW' hw 42 Vi' if a ,ww ,, A i 58 ff nw 1 ,all a-,Q-.1 ,cn 'Lp-if wig? Beauty and poise--surprise and happy-tea1rs- at paper crown signifying the earnest good wishes of confident supporters-lt's all about queens and ull ol' those things which make them what they are f Q27 , ,Q A X 5 ., ya, ,ff . , Y 'I W. V ,M f .- fx A , W' I QM- E .wwi ' 3 . .,, ' 4' Q :Lub- -mr Q M. ggi 11 3:1 i ? 1 '. 5: 3'-2m1w m: ' ,5 M fwmfiwf-7 V,-9? Q E QE ff 14 sawf--,Q'f'g, fini- . wi wh at V i I fig? I P . ,L ,,.V,. Y f,-.Um A 2 Q liifzysngs jig. T595 bk 2 ' 3835 lam-rf lffiigy 1 ' - is , . Q 36,555 33, n , 5: ,1w?w,w'y J . 3 gprlag, Q ' - ' 'gh-5,-5 1 'fl' 23 -' 2 ' Q K S ws?.1:w.1w. V fljdfif ' iw Wig ' f'g'e,Qg,g f f-mfflg .3 A 1 , Q 1,5 S 5 A gif U' ' W ' ' 5 2 :gal 1 . QQ ,K , : L , 2 5 ,M MW .,h,, A ma-W , 1 A VVI. Q ,,.. A: .I 7 X Y lf, 'K' fi Q 2 And we hear ol' many things of law and world events-of people who are more than st spice and lace and solt curls-ltas all ahout listening and hoping to learn. lgar w..,-4.,,w4..vAa.b-.6.,,,...W ..M...M gf. m-awww Mmmmt A husy murmur--lights fade-aa hush Falls-and suddenly the real world becomes a larntasy of light and color, of laughter and music-Itis all about Varsity 'Rexiiew-and the precious ability to laugh at ourselves. Q, K ,Q 4 Q, ww -f Bf A, W If M 1 ni j 5 '43 is x. Q V 5 ,Q Z , :,, W, :LL WN, LL,- ' ' K A 1 A Q 3 21 KES,-L 5, f V f , Q, gNQ:.if5?5 A - Q ' f X Y 4- V, A H , W y uh N , J Z,L, ,L,,in i , H , 'xyz .. 'vp I A T M 6. tin? - My vii, A K vi if K7 Wi 4. if A aa .3 I Q Y Q 3 W ff- M212 W S M . Q I l 0 - N - ' Q f MQ? '- WA? ' ,wth Au ' . L, Jmwg - -. M'- v Q . 5 K vfyy K M: ,w Q M Q 54536 ,gc Q L 8 I ,W RQLQQ .Q i pf? ,sl A af F-- WM ,..,.:., .,,,,:, 3 5 H if ii ,. mi N it v. Smiling Chi-Omegas and Sigma Cliis-a winning dance-happy Betas and Alpha-Chis. lt's all about talent-long liours of practice-the polished production i-and A good time by all. J, df, ,J . x, mf 5222 I W 'K xl'3Je:,s1 gif! ,M Cultures unlike our own- languages we little understand- il brave desire to learn- to improve-and to return-fortified with knowledge and 21 will to help-Itis all about people from other lands- ri community of mankind-to be understood and admired. jf if 'S . .Q-., An honored and dedicated coach-an incredible record-national recognition for Oklahoma State time and energy, personnel and knowledge around the world-a Pulitzer Prize nominee-Itis all about pride and accomplishment-a university for more than Oklahoma. FH ' - lf , 'gif gif ,L A fm ' X . A if J X - m y if T , ,Q QV: ew L -,gt Q ., 1, Sounds of laughter and applause-a rich tenor-a light dance and a velvet song enter the star. It's all about Bolo Hope-a funny-funny man with a special cause-a true friend-thanks for the memories of an unforgettable evening. ,, fs' It's all about people and an ideal-a World community striving for improvement- together and apart-each in his own way-seeking answers-up with people-the only direction for peace and harmony. rx Quiet ripples that mirror two forms- footprints in the snow-a serious moment, or a silent time- together. Sunshine and laughter-words unspoken-thoughts that are shared- two hearts-two minds-one simple look-that is the look of love and of a beginning. igX ' k Q W , . 4 4 , Q wv ,. A. V w 1-- A Q 'Hx' 0-: V ff - 'p ww- 1.5 we Q5 +1-5-N ... . in m U '4 W 'Wffw + ,A wh jk Q 5 ,WV if.. WDM V :M NW ,L W, -W ? Q' 'Ji H-Q + - - 7 M W . I ,P- ' Q W, L A-A fi' 5.3M 'Q .L M W' L, my A..., 45 , An-M..----' 'W LH -uw Qiwmi , 77 ltls all about bours and days and months-years to prepare- one last nervous minute of silent exuberance-moments to be remembered and moments that must be forgotten-It's all about proud parents, black robes and a diploma-the happy-sad beginning of El new life. TEXT BY JIM AXLEY - 'V Q' VA w .,, 'A V , .. ' 1' 'L 79 E mf 5, .f W, mf. rie Wxfw 80 A 5 1' -wif, .. ,..,.wm-w. ' ,WA ., J,AL . - ,,,, .. . L i. S A , . k .M K ,H ,,f:ff fa - - , ,.,, .,,. 4 - , M--fi s2's4e1:q- 'nfl A ,. as,T'Qwgii':.1S,1'.'-iizliifi-HB - K 15- A-N,.1::ff ., 15- ,mix ::3gw2:T:g2.42Hg,f,,y?'2' mia- -Q A.,,A - A ,lf ,--.,,.:, M ,.N.,w,, ,, , J. ni., . ' mmf b Q-LM f ..,, f I' Q Personalifies lt's all about personalities-special people with special talents-a desire to give of time and energy in dedicated service to our university. FLOYD S. TIPPETT, IR .... for his leadership in Air Force ROTC. Floyd, an economics major with 3.57 GPA, was named Outstanding Air Force ROTC Cadet in the United States. He served as the Air Force cadet wing commander and as the Arnold Air Society vice-Commander in 1968-69. Redskin Congrafulaies KEITH MCGLAMERY . . . for his leadera ship in student government. He was Stu- dent Association vice-president, Arts and Sciences senator, member of Omicron Delta Kappa and VVho's Who with a 3.00 GPA in English. IAN LOVELADY EICHHORN . . . for her leadership in student government. She was a general business major with 3.75 CPA. and served two terms as Business senator and one term as Panhellenic senator. Ian was a member of Business Student Council, Mortar Board and Chi Omega sorority. 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Shc um pri-sich-nt of Alpha Chi Umm-ga mrririty. mcmhcr 1 ful Angel Flight, :md chitirmztn tml :XVVS judicial Board. An 1-I4-A Hll'IllHI'j vclticzttiuti mztjcmi' with 3.76 CQIVX. .luwe mvrvcci sts Pam- hvllonic wmttrmtg neu x'it'e'-p1'L-sich-tit nl Nlrirtzii Bfmztrd :tml nnritt-cl iii VVhnR VVh1i. , ,ae-at g 'js' Rui? Redskin Congra+uIa'res JOHN KOLB . . . for his athletic achieve- l ments. He was selected All-Conference center, named to two All-American teams. and was triecaptain of the l968 OSU team. I He participated in the North-South and 0' Senior Bowl post season games. , a1mqa+.,mW .,, , M1 BOB TOMLINSON . . . lor his achievements in engineering. He was a mechanical engineer with a 3.47 CPA, and served as presi- dent of Pi Tau Sigma and Sigma Tau engineering fraternities. He was a member ol Omicron Delta Kappa and was named to VVho's Who. NELDA FINLEY . . . for her leadership in residence halls. She served as president of Drummond Hall, was a member ol' Mortar Board, Presidentls Council. and Phi Upsilon Omicron, a home economics honorary. Nelda was a FNIA major with 3.67 CPA and was named to Who's Who. JESSE IVIINGILTON . . . a student leader. lle vi as an Arts and Sciences senator. University Party caucus leader. and x'ice-presi- dent of the Afro-American Society. A pre-law rnajm' yyith 3.6 GPA, Jesse was co-ordinator ol' the USF Student lmhhy lfir Higher Education. WAYNE R. IOHNSGN , . . lor his leadership in Army RO'l'ff. Way'ne was selected as the outstanding Army ROTC cadet in the ll.S. He represented the Army ROTC in India lor the celebration nf the Indian Republic Independence. A political science niaifir with a 3.36 CPA. he received the Department ul' the Army Su- perior Cadet Award. KATHY RHODES DORR . . . lm' her lcadersliip t-mtir'il1ttlitw1is. She xy as a secreiary-treasurer ful her junior and senior classes. chairman ol Student Allairs Crmmiittee, AVVS currcspiimling secretary. member ol Kappa Alpha Theta sumrity and Angel Flight while maintaining a 3.7 in ullice management. w,,,.w,-,warns-Hman- Who's Who in American Universifies and Colleges BOTTCM ROW: Lynn Ridge, Bill Peauher, Ann Habeger, Pam Wilson, John Davis, Keith Gleason, David Ricker, Michael Lore enz, Nelda Finley, john Gearhart. Ian Berry, Judy Sherman, Keith Mclllamery. Katie Tener. ROW 2: Pete Teel, Margaret Mortar Board Was Host For Section Meeting One of the biggest responsibilities of Mortar Board in 1968-69 was serving as hosts for the Mortar Board section meeting held on campus November 1 and 2. Five uni- versities were represented. Mortar Board again sponsored the selection of the Top Ten Freshman Women, the annual calendar sale, Penny Night, and riding of bicycles with Blue Key in the Homecoming parade. Members of Alpha Lambda Delta and Orange and Black Quill, hono- rary groups sponsored by Mortar Board, were honored at a reception. Oflicers were Ian Hunt, president, Ioyce Johnson, vice-president, Sherry Cannon, recording secre- tary, Iudy Sherman, corresponding secretary, Iulie Brown, treasurer. 9 r , T K .Y gy .y f . ,Q V -Q eff I 'Ll I '- ,r 'fv A551 -f 7 f .. LEFT TO RIGHT: Patty Byler, Diane McDaniel, Betty Bull- Sherry Cannon Nancy Albritton Margaret Benbrook Danielle ard, Icannette Marsh, Ioyce Iohnson, Nelda Finley, Katie Tener, Roemer Cheryl Corner Mary Pat Grisso Io Esta Stewart Iulle Ianet Weathers, lean Anne Shelton, Ian Hunt, Ann Habeger, Brown Iudy Sherman Ian Iovelady Blue Key Initiated the Key Man Award Members of Blue Key initiated the Key Man Award, which will be presented for the first time next fall to an outstanding alumnus under 40 years of age. The award will be given to one who is accomplished in his occupa- tional lield and who exemplifies the Blue Key ideals of leadership and service. Blue Key, comprised of outstand- ing juniors and seniors, sponsored Parents' Day activities and presented the Outstanding Teacher Award. To pro- mote better university-community relations, members had lunch with Stillwater business leaders. The service fra- ternity was headed by Steve Shriver, first semester presi- dent, and Pete Teel, second semester president. BOTTOM ROW john McFlroy I R Hunter Daxe Bicker, Geis, Clint Roush, Terry Wagner, Ross McKnight, Carl Thoma, Stexe Shrixer Slap Sandberg Pete Tcel Daxid Palm ROW 2: joe Sorenson, Kent Stoutt, Steve Autry, Bill Burnett, Cleive Charles Sutter john Ceirhart I ck Stutexille ROW 3: joe Dumas, Steve Jones, Iohn McAdams. Key-Board Commission Presented Sergio Mendes To achieve their goal of providing good entertainment for GSU students, the Key-Board Commission brought the Sergio Mendes and Brazil '66 Show to campus in November. The commission, which was made up of three members of Mortar Board, and three members of Blue Key, was given the duty of coordinating the appearances of all well-known entertainers on the Oklahoma State University campus. Key-Board members also assisted various civic and campus groups by selling tickets and ushering for the Pat Paulsen Show, Up With People, and the Bob Hope Show, which was a benefit program. Key- Board was headed by Cleive Dumas and David Palm. Key-Board members were Iean Anne Shelton, Steve Shriver, David Palm, Ma y Pat G 550 a d Bert B lla d Not plctu ed a e Cle e Dumas, Ian Hunt, and Pete Teel, ODK Discussed Meaningful Sfudenf Involvemenf Members of Omicron Delta Kappa met regularly in faculty homes. Taking advantage of its unique student, faculty, and administrator relationship, ODK held in- formal discussions on topics of current interest Within the university community. This yearis general topic was 'Wleaningful Student Involvement-Mission Impossible. Discussions ranged from the meaning of education to student participation on policy-making committees. The Top Ten Freshman Men of l967-68 Were chosen and honored. Congratulatory notes were sent to outstanding high school seniors in Oklahoma. Officers were Allan Ed- monds, presidentg Robert Nelson, lst vice-president, Del- mer Boyles, 2nd vice-president, Phil White, secretary, Robert Breedlove, treasurer. FRONT ROW: Okon Ekwo, Robert Breedlove, Phil White, Daniels, Mark Baker, Al Barber, Delmar Boyles, Allan Ed- Doug Caves, Robert Nelson, Iesse Mingilton, Iohn Davis, Timm monds, Dean Richard Poole, Keith Gleason, Bob Edgar, Steve Kinney, Richard Iones, Tom Ellis. BACK ROW: Trip Fezler, Surbeck, Iames Steichen, Bob Tomlinson, Gary Burnell, Steve Dr. T. L. Agnew, Keith McGlammery, Ron Walker, Louis Mc- Logue, Santosh Goswami, Wayne Cozart, Fred Gibson. AWS Executive Board Sponsored Women's Week The Association of Women Students sponsored for the first time a week honoring all the women on the OSU campus. A bridal fair, guest speaker lane Iayroe, panel discussions, and the honoring of outstanding Women stu- dents Were some of the activities. During l968-69 AWS co-sponsored Sexpo ,68, revised its constitution, put a special privileges program into effect for senior Women, and planned and carried out Mom's Day. Officers were Betty Bullard, presidentg Ieanette Marsh, vice-presidentg ludy Bearden, recording secretaryg Martha Moutrav, cor- responding secretaryg Cheryl Coiner, treasurer. s Left to Right: Iudy Bearden, Mary Pat Grisso, Cheryl Coiner, Betty Bullard Marilyn Sanderson Ioyce Iohnson Ieanette Marsh Guest Speakers' Program Organized By SUAB A new committee organized by the Student Union Activities Board was the speakers committee, formed to make guest lectures available to the student body. The members of SUAB worked hard this year to involve all university students in the Student Union activities. They sponsored free films and dances, art exhibitions, the SUAB Fair, '6The State of the Union' publication, and the Best Dressed Coed contest. Other activities included the Freshman Talent Show, ski trips to Colorado, and Games Night. Officers were Bill Peacher, president, Ion Bayouth, vice-president, Dana Downing, secretary, jane Wilder, program coordinator, Dennis Nichols, financial. BOTTOM ROW Cindy johnson Iynn Pardce ROW 2 lane Reed. ROW 3: Bill Peacher, Dennis Nichols, Randy Whittak- Wildcr Dand Downing Linda Wood Cindy Rogers lean cr, Mark Quick, Agricul+ure Student Council An agriculture newsletter, the 'cAg Spotlight, was published by the Agriculture Student Council this year. Other activities sponsored by the council were the fall Aggie Roundup, which acquainted new students with the College of Agriculture, a Sales and Marketing Seminar for juniors and seniors, and during the spring, Career Day and Agriculture Week, which included the crowning of the Aggie Princess and the Agriculture Awards ban- quet. The council was narned the most outstanding de- partmental club in the College of Agriculture. Officers were Clint Roush, president, Carl Thoma, vice-president, john lVlcElroy, secretary, Troy Ashby, treasurer. Published Newsletter LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Beadlcs. Gerald Klingaman, Barrett senger, Troy Ashby, Carl Thoma, Clint Roush, Bethel Herrold. Kays, Mark Miller, Pat Ozinent, Pete Teel, Charles Wyche, Gary Clark, Caroll Porter, Mike Hardin. John McElroy, Io Lynn Green, Larry Abernathy, David Mes- Council Held Arts and Sciences Week in Spring The Arts and Sciences Student Council honored social sciences, physical sciences, hiological sciences, and hu- manities during Arts and Sciences Week in April. The council awarded four S50 scholarships to students for their outstanding research papers, and recognized out- standing faculty memhers. A Recognition Banquet was held and the Gallagher Award was presented to the out- standing senior in arts and sciences. A Graduation Infor- mation Seminar was held to present graduate school and employment information to juniors and seniors. Officers were Robert Nelson, president, Steve Surheck, vice-presi- dentg Andrea Smith, secretary, Richard Miller, treasurer. LEFT TO RIGHT lane Venfke Andy Smith Pam Pearson, Walker, David Buck, Kevin Mt-Kenna, Richard Miller, Randy Ann DlClHdl0 jenny Montgomery Lynne Williams Carla Hopkins, Suzanne Parks, Ioann Neal, Robert Nelson, Laura Exans Danielle Roemer Cloria Iundien Iane Wilder Anne Scales, Steve Surbeck, Mary Ann Spencer, jesse Mingilton. Business Council Developed Seal and Emblem A primary achievement of the Business Student Coun- cil was the development of a seal and emblem for the College of Business. The council also sponsored the es- tablishment of the Raymond E. Thomas Award, a stu- dent scholarship. The council played a significant role in arranging for the Ford Motor Company College Roundtable, which involved fourteen of Fordis top execu- tives and OSU students in group discussions concerning current problems in the business world. In March the council sponsored the College of Business Honors and Awards Banquet. Officers were Phil White, president, lane Ellen Shelton, vice-president, Cheryl Coiner, secre- tary, Skip Sandberg, treasurer. BOTTOM ROW: Connie Briant, Kathi Tucker, Bill Maloney, Charles 'Vltlxce ROW 2 Phil White Cary Burnell Fred Ian Hanratay, Robert Young, Dan Dumas, Diana Donkin, Jodie LeValles Tom Fllis ohn Stanheld Bill Agnew Iane Ellen Davis, Marsh Edmundson, Linda McCord, Diane Cunningham, Shelton Skip Sandberg Daxid Batchelder Sue lane Price, Cheryl Coiner, Terry Shipley, Tom Coburn, Education S'ruden'r Council Set Evaluation Criteria A primary responsibility of the Education Student Council was to set up a criteria for evaluation of the College of Education by its students. Students were asked to evaluate course work, teachers and advisors. Mr. Charles Ungeleider was the speaker for Education Day, which was held November 5. He spoke on C'The Disad- vantaged Child in the Classroom. During the second semester the Spring Honors Banquet was held honoring students with a 3.2 grade point average and above. At that time the Student Council Scholarship and Outstand- ing Education Award were presented. The council officers were Pam Wilson, president, Susie Winters, vice-presi- dentg Vicki VonTungeln, secretary, Lynn Ridge, treas. BOTTOM ROW Susie Winters Iulle Iohnson Cathv Ebert, son, Vicki VonTungeln. ROW 3: Candyce Schaeffer, Ovan Carol Reichert Ann Belew Vcki Shaw Susie Corgan Susan Hallmark, Becky Brown, Sandy Partridge, Wilhoui ROW 2 Dr W P Euens lynn Ridge Pam Wil- Engineering Council lnifiatecl Ecuador Book Proiect Engineering Student Council sponsored a project to provide technical books for a university in Ecuador. Members collected and sent over 150 copies of textbooks and other materials to Ecuador to be used in the univer- sity library. The council also honored outstanding grad- uating engineering students each semester, awarded the best engineered Homecoming float and house decoration, and sponsored Engineering VVeek, March 10-17, 1969. A spring banquet was held to honor outgoing Engineering Student Council members and to install new officers. This yearis officers were Louis McDaniels, presidentg john Potts, vice-presidentg Mike Bolick, secretaryg Ray Cum- mins, treasurer. FRONT ROW: Louis Mcllanicls, Mike Bol'ck, Phil Holeman. burn, Chris Steward, Ray Cummins, Iohn Maxwell, Charles, Bill Kevnc. ROW 2: Trip Fexler, led Lohman, Evan Curtis. Charles Ciskowski. john Ports, Glenn Phariss. Alan Loefller. RUVV 3: Ioe Black- Home Ec: Council Sponsored Home Economics Day Home Economics Student Council sponsored for the first time a Home Economics Day exclusively for college home economics students. The new program featured speakers from each department and culminated in the annual Recognition Banquet. The council also served as hosts to the home economics faculty at a fall faculty tea. Council members sponsored monthly displays in the Student Union, one department being featured each month. A high school recruitment project was carried on involving personal visitations to high schools across the state. Officers were Marilynn Benbroolc, presidentg John Parkinson, vice-presidentg Ann Chaney, secretaryg Sara Purtle, treasurer. BOTTOM ROW Iohn Parkinson Sara Purtle Marilynn Ben- Guilliauma. ROW 3: Nelda Finley, Mrs. Beulah Mae Kinney, brook Linda Williams Kris Homberg Issy Houston Ann Sylvia Smith. Chaney ROW 2 Sharon Barbarlclc Marcia Ray Susan Phil White received from Dr. Kamm the Ravmcmd E. 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Qf:ff1g:xiw,. - Q g 4 f , ,ik , E. 29552, Q ' gszfz 1. f 'R Q my K 5.15.1 ig iss is J what , wa , f .ily an R S, , i 3 Q R ' Kao Miss OSU Gamma Phi Beta Kaly Dyer, Miss OSU, was a music eclucarion major from Duranl, Qlclahoma. Conleslanls for lvliss OSU mel an inlerview boarcl in The loreliminaries and again in lhe pageanl ilsell. The pageanl consislecl of a swimsuil' and evening gown compelilion lollowecl by a conleslanl Jralenl show. Kaly was also I967 Freshman Queen, anol represenl- ed OSU in The American Royal Pageanli Kaly was in The Universily Choir, and Sigma Alpha Iola. She was seleclecl Big Woman on Campus, and Greek Week Choir Direclor. She was a Gamma Phi Bela. Kdfliijlwwwlilh Homecoming Queen Della Delta Delta Kalhy Lauderdale, a senior lrom Yale majoring in lash- ion merchandising, was l-lomecoming Queen. She was nominaled lrom her living group and compeled wilh lhirly olher candidales lo become one ol lhree linalisls. A sec- ond panel ol judges named Kalhy l-lornecoming Queen, and she was crowned by lhe presidenl ol lhe Sludenl Senale. Kalhy was also a member ol Fashion Board lor lwo years, lhe l-lome Economics Club lor lhree years, and lhe CTM Club lor lwo years. She was bolh junior and senior Panhellenic delegale lor Della Della Della. JM Hutt Aggie Princess Pi Beicx Phi Jan l-luni, senior from Granollield, Olclalwoma, was sec lecled as Aggie Princess from among llwe queens of llie cleparimenlal clubs in +l'ie College ol Agricullure. Jan was iuolged on llfie basis ol beauiy, poise, personaliiy, anol aciivilies. During lwer reign, Jan served as ollicial liosless lor all lunclions ol llie College ol Agriculiure. Slwe was a member ol Pi Beia Plwi, was lvlorlar Board Presidenl, Oc- 'rober's Big Woman on Campus, Agronomy Club Queen, and lisieol in Wl1o's Wlio in American Universilies. flflom Que Woolleu BusineSS Queen Drummond Hull A business maior from Enid, lvloni Woolley claimed llie 'rifle of gueen ol Jrlwe College ol Business. lvloni mel a series of inlerviews belore becoming a candidafe 'ro be voled upon by all business sludenls. In addilion lo Business Queen, lvloni lwas also served ner college as a parlicipanl in Business Sludenl Council, Mu Kappa Tau, and lola Nu Sigma. Moni's addilional laurels included lier seleclion as a candidale lo Jrlie Tliird Na+ional Junior Debafe and lwer seleclion as +l'1e Rose of Della Sigma Pi. Joiym olmsow Education Queen Alpha Chi Omega Joyce Johnson, elemenlary educalion senior from King- fisher, was deemed mosl worlhy of lhe Educalion Queen lille. Joyce was also aclive on campus as Angel Flighl aclivilies ollicer, a member ol Kappa Della Pi, Qrange Quill, Orange and Blaclc Quill, and Palchin Panel. ln lhe Associalion ol Women Sludenls, Joyce served as Judicial Board chairman which enlailed her acling as chairman ol lhe Special Privileges Board. Joyce has served as Pan- hellenic senalor and was presidenl ol Alpha Chi Qmega. 3 8 l-mulls Qillwfvibsoii Engineering Queen Drummond Hall Linda Cufhberlson, i968 Engineering Queen, was a junior from Enid, majoring in lwousing and inferior design. Linda mel an inlerview board consisling of Jrlfie professors and deans of flue schools of Engineering and became one of five linalisls. The linalisls served as lioslesses for flue annual Engineering Exposilion during Engineering Week. A final volre of all men in Engineering named Linda, En- gineering Queen. Linda was also Agricullural Engineering Queen and a member of 'rlfie l-lorne Economics Club. QM? MRHA Queen Murray Hull Rira Filzgerald, Guymon freshman, was honored wifh lhe lille of Men's Residence l-lall Associalion Queen. The perl speech major was judged on beaulry, poise, and per- sonalily. She was selecled as fhe MRI-IA choice aller modeling allfer-five allire before lhe final board members. Red-haired Rila was a residen+ oi Murray l-lall. She also held several ofher inreresling Jrilles for beauly such as rhose of Miss Whealhearl of Jrhe Nalrion for l968, and Miss Flipper ol I968. , Vs. 4 :AA ' r l i' 24. u QA, .4 Qi 4 as gg, l .. 1 me ' 1 I-gel, T. i WYGJEX . , My su- kj ,-. Sli' 333' 'si i EJ xref? rg asf 22 i vlgnmi S 'T'i1 .. 1 r 5 , i i 31 A . r Jilfeff' i . img? ., l . .V :ill QM!! 4 Jill ,Vg A ' 1. 0-.yi 15 li,,XKu wwf , i' ywjaw ,.. fif'U,. '. i A. is .. fa- X ,J I M hail? 2? r Wil A 2. ., M .Vox 4. x in-Q 5 of J s!.s 'L 1 iii? V qs f 5 ,f 'HF' , 4' qu 1 3 r K2 'RX W if? ll fs H XQ i Vg? 155515 g,f 'i. 5 I 'll' Q 'Ez V mfs , 3? ...Q sufiwi 4 Sfmt, Pmzowlyg Princess Athena Kappa Alpha Theta l-lighlighling lhe I9o8-69 Greek Week leslivilies was lhe seleclion ol Miss Sandy Parlridge as Princess Alhena. Sandy was chosen by a popular vole of all Greek men. ln addilion lo This lille, Sandy held Jrhe oiclices ol cornplroller ol OSU Angel Flighl, secrelary ol The Junior class, and presidenl' of Kappa Alpha lhola sororily. She rnaiored in elernenlary educalion and served on Educalion Sludenl Council. Sandy also held 'lhe Miss OSU Universe lille and was The Arnold .Air Sociely Sweelhearl for I967-68. 'UV' l Clvwl KM Army Honorary Cadet Colonel Kappa Alpha Theta Carol Kenl, Army Honorary Cadel Colonel, was a senior from Muslcogee maioring in elemenlary educalion. Nominaled from living groups. The candidales for Cadef Colonel mel' wilh Jrwo diiclerenl inlerview boards, com- posed of Slillwaler businessmen and men from Scabbard and Blade. The final board selecled Two cader colonels and lhe honorary cadel' colonel. Carol has served Army Blades in Jrhe olllices of Finance and Membership Selec- rion. She was a member of Lilrle Sisrers of Minerva and Kappa Alpha Thela sororily. j' -' .P 'Q .4 gs i s. 'Q ix ww fl!losolDwwil1l Air Force Honorary Code? Colonel Kappa Kappa Gamma Anne MacDonald, a iunior from Muskogee, was selecled as Air Force Honorary Caclel Colonel. Anne was chosen by llwe inlerviewing commillee ol ll'1e Arnold Air Sociely. llwe Air Force lwonorary for iunior and senior ROTC cadels. She was aclive as malerial ollicer of Angel Fliglil, a mem- ber ol Orange and Blaclc Quill, and lisled on llwe Presidenfs l'lonor Roll. Anne was a clwemislry maior uncler llwe Arls and Sciences l-lonors Program. Sine was also a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sororily. Qlwm Qmlms Miss Varsity Review Chi Omega Sherri Sanolers, a senior from Shawnee maioring in ele- rneniary eclucalion, was Miss Varsily Review. She was nominaled for Varsily Review Girl from her living group. The Varsily Review iuclges nameol Sherri as lvliss VR aller lhe Salurday nighl performance of The l'hree-nighl' show. Sherri was on lhe Educalion Siuclenl Council and servecl as hislorian, queen conlesl chairman, and educalion elec- lion chairman. She was also a member of SEA, lhe Sluclenl Lobby for l-ligher Educalion, ancl The Chi Omega Sororily. i f ' fi V . -, , , ,.. 3' fix c -.pf S 5 ui ,F K I 'I ' E qw 5 E ig E ii i ' .lk Fairest of the Foir Chi Omega Marsha Qulds, nominee of Kappa Sigma lralernily, was chosen as The l969 Fairesl ol Jrhe Fair. Marsha, a Ponca Cily sophomore majoring in elemenlary educalion was chosen from Jrhe nominees represenling each of Jrhe men's living groups. She was also a member of Alpha Lambda Della, academic honorary for sophomore women, and a member ol OSU Angel Flighl. Marsha served as vice- presidenl of Gallagher Girls, an auxiliary ol Kappa Sigma. She was lisled on 'rhe Dean's l-lonor Roll and a member ol Chi Omega sororily. l Jfermm Eemol Freshman Queen Alpha Chi Omegc Jeanne Beard, Enid coed, was chosen lhis year's Fresh- man Queen. Jeanne and all Freshman Queen candidales mel a series ol inlerviews held lo narrow lhe field lo lhe 'Finalisls who were lhen voled on by all members ol Jrhe freshman class. Jeanne majored in clolhinq, lexliles, and merchandising in lhe Division ol l-lome Economics. She was aclive in Oklahoma l-lome Economics Associalion and +he OSU freshman club for home economics maiors. Jean- ne enlerlained in The Freshman Talenl Show and was a member ol Alpha Chi Omeqa. fha Mwuylyllwr Best Dressed Coed Pi Beta Phi Mary Ledbeller, OSU's Besl Dressed Coed, was from one of faslmion's lavorile cilies, Dallas, Texas. Mary, a sophomore maioring in elemenlary educalion, selecled llao all-American-girl loolc as ber individual lasliion loolc. The judges chose Mary for modeling abilily, appearance, an ' laslfmion lcnowledge. Complimenling lner Besl Dressed Coe lille, Mary was an OSU Pom-Pom Girl, a member of flue Sludenl Lobby for l-liglier Educalion, Young Democrals, Sludeni Union Aclrivilies Board and Pi Bela Phi sororily. 'Nm sf , 1 QW w V, v 1 .- 1 A lb FJ' 4 mfg V lion Xu 0' Ji? P Q, K FW HJ E gwffmf 'W :Um ww My 2 . ,img Mg ' ff iq ' 2 .nf 1 , ix QF., W R: if! '1mL,! 1 9' Mfffyl 1? JW w fV ' W ik 5 N51 JJ UV' fq-'iw .sql ji- T! 3. ?qf2x'gXPo f T P- iw? 1E Z S 252 'K gi, If T ,LY'?x X5 5 I. 1 3. Dre 1 1 Pg' km! jx N. N 4 TH U 1 1 1 ,...,-- wy- ,,,......--f- ...,,......w.-v-1 I tW,....-M-w--' MW,,,...-v- '- ' .-0 -' ....QA,,,,....--N ,,......-vw ,,.uo w,,..w- . .f,,,,-v ,....-ff-5-'H' ,...--f-'U' m,,,,.,4N-v--P+ ,,,...,..n-V m,,,..4.-'-H- pam.. g-vvG 9 ' It's all ahout leadership and understanding- the desire to teach those who wish to learn- guidanee to prepare those upon which the future depends. I23 THF HONORABLE DEVVEY F. BARTLETT, Governmr of Oklahoma. Governor Proposed Increased Funds for Education Dewey F. Bartlett, the second Republican to be elected governor of Oklahoma, obtained First-hand experience in operation of the legis- lature when he served as a member of the state senate from 1962 until his election as governor, November 8, l966. In his term of oilice Governor Bartlett has led in several improvements. In I968, industry invested an estimated S148 million dollars in construction of new plants and for expansion of facilities and created 7,682 new jobs for Qklahomans. The 399.8 million dollar build- ing bond issue to provide added education, health, mental health, and medical facilities was approved. In the last year the Senate ap- propriated S835 million for public schools and the pay of teachers was raised S500 per year, which resulted in a statewide average increase of 58600 per year. For higher education the governor proposed an increase of S517 million dollars, which would be used for faculty salary increases as well as for the educational funds in universities and colleges in Oklahoma. Gov. Bartlett always had time to shake hands with constituents. me ,Mesa-Q... ,... W ta:- 'T Um Bartlett talked with a it-pot'tt'r in liront ol the State Capi ROBERT B. KAMM, President, Oklahoma Stare Universily Dr. Kamm Accepted International Service Award Dr. Kamm's third year as president and eleventh as an administrator for Oklahoma State University was particularly eventful. One of the greatest achievements of 1969 was that Oklahoma State University was designated as the educational institution to receive the In- stitution of International Education-Readeris Digest Foundation Award for distinguished service in cultural relations. This award per- tained to the accomplishments of the univer- sity in Ethiopia. Oklahoma State has provided educational assistance to Ethiopia in entomol- ogy, livestock improvement, veterinary science, and public administration. Dr. Kamm accept- at a ceremony in Washington, D.C. Dr. and Mrs. Kamm conversed with students at an open house. Dr. Kamm and an Ethiopian student hold a plaque which thc Ethiopian Emperor presented OSU for their staff's work in Ethiopia. X V554 5554! .h V .'-- mis-nf if 1- i U NW. I. vi- Ei X .55f:EE?Q. N A s 25.4 i fi 'Q ji' r , 1 suv, J ss x 9 , :.'0-5495 - 0 li fe iQ' s in' ' 'njiw M t W? .. a-i..,...a,a.A.i 3 3 f'k'.Vtk'- ' . - 55,5-5i2'i ed the award on the behalf of the university C. S. WHEELER HARRY P. CONROY H ae FH EAR gf. ft V 5' ff ' i 1 Q - , ' '76, :. :- l?iFf'5LE- In 2 , I Ja 5, W,,, I 2 4 - 's EXALL ENGLISH G. ELLIS CiABLE E. T. DUNLAP lDONAl.D S. KENNEDY JOHN 1. VA1'ER, IR. XIVYILLIAIVI T, PAYNE State Regents Coordinated Activities of Institutions l MRS. S. F. IDITMARS CEOODVVIN BROADDUS. IR. Coordinate best describes the principal func- tion of the Oklahoma State Regents for High- er Education as it concerns itself with the state,s I8 colleges and universities. Some of the more prominent actions administered dur- ing 1968 that affected Oklahoma State in- cluded: Higher standards for admission to state colleges and universitiesg authorization for new doctoral programs in history, English, and businessg and the submission of a plan to the legislature which was to provide an addi- tional S825 million for new construction. OSU Regenfs Enacied Policies Concerning Righfs Significant policies enacted and actions tak- en hy the Board of Regents for GSU and the seven A8zlVI colleges in the state were of a par- ticular concern for student rights in 1968. Adopted was the first Off-Campus Speakers' Policy and Guides for Assemblies and Convo- cationsv and a new Board Appellate Proce- dures policy for individuals Wishing the adop- tion of a pre-college program for entering freshmen who might not meet all admission requirements upon high school graduation. BURKE HEALEY W. D. FINNE wr. .4 JOHN C. BURVVELL ROBERT HARTLEY H. C. HITCH, In, HERIVIAN E. DUNCAN PSQVQQK QW MIX . . Foimiisr MCINTIRE RICHARD IAMEQ W. R. VVIIAIAIAMS .lfirxiiss N. BALLIN ER if warm' s , i ii ' itat' , Mn Academic Council Established H. G. Bennett Award Among several of the rnajor advisory bodies to the president of the University was the Academic Council, consisting of the academic deans and also a number of other major administrative officers. This body took into consideration matters which related to the total operation of the University, including personnel policies, course changes and the development of new academic programs. In 1968-69 the Henry G. Bennett Distinguished Service Award was established by the council in order to honor leaders in business, industry, government, or other worthy endeavors. SFATED: Raymond Girod, I. H. Boggs, Robert B. Kamm, Rob- Iaynes, Brown Monnett, Norman N. Durham, Marvin T. Edmi- ert Schmalfeld. Richard Poole. STANDING: john E. Thomas, son, Welden Barnes, Vincent Haneman. Mack Usher, Abe I.. Hesser, Randall 1. jones, I.. I. Fila, Bill Faculty Council Dealt With Speakers' Policy Revision Representing Oklahoma Stateis 775 faculty members was the Faculty Council, a 22-member advisory group to the university president. Some of the significant issues it dealt with this year included: revising the speakers, policy, developing a program to evaluate departments every three years, defining academic freedom, establish- ing three groups of special professorships, and devising a pass-fail system for certain elective courses. In addition, members were in the process of making an extensive self- analysis of the 15-year-old governing body to study its structure and function. SEATED: Mary Rohrberger, Iulia MCI-Iale, Iohn E. Thomas, Porterfield ROW '7 Kenneth VV1gg1ns Dan Selakovich Robert Robert B. Kamm, L. I. Fila, T. L. Agnew, Christine Salmon. L. Sandmeyer Iohn I Macillister Iames B Mlckle Earl I STANDING, ROW lz Kenneth St. Clair, Roland Grass, Iohn Ferguson Robert Reed THOSF LXBQENT Rudolph W Tren Milstead, Loris Parcher, George Corin, Eric Williams, lay C. ton, R E Chapel Glenn W Todd jack McCroslxey dQ..muM,4 IAMIZS H. Bocas I. C. EVANS ABE L. HESSER Vice-President for Academic Affairs Vice-President for Extension Vice-President for Student Affairs E. Ii. DAX'IDSl'JN I. L. SANDERSON Vice-President lor Businws and Finance Business Manager E. MOSES FRYF Legal Counsel lor Oklahoma State Univcrsiiy and the Board of Regenn of Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical Colleges I32 and Auxiliary Services 5 V' l E Administrators Strove for University Improvement ik , I www ROBERT G. SCHMALFELD Dean of Student Affairs The objective of the Oklahoma State University ad- ministration was to coordinate the various activities of the university. Admission requirements were revised up- wards, thereby admitting only those students in the upper one-half of their high school graduating class. Also, doc- toral programs were extended in the areas of business, English, and historyg thus bringing the total number of Ph.D. programs to forty. In addition, the university completed an ambitious and varied construction program. Opened in the fall was a new twelve story men residence hall which completed the Willham living complex. Also the new Mathematical Sciences Hall and Life Sciences West Hall were com- pleted for fall occupancy. The new addition to the Ag- ricultural Hall was ready for second semester use. The multi-functional physical education complex was also opened for second semester use. In the spring, OSU received the Distinguished Service Award of the 1969 Institute of International Education. The award, accepted by Dr. Kamm, was conferred upon OSU for its work in promoting international understand- ing. Special notice was given to the work of Oklahoma State in Ethiopia since 1952. I l it l ZELMA PATCHIN DARREL K. TRoxEr. VVINSTON SHINDELL Dean of Women Acting Dean of Men Director of Student Activities DR. Drmxixin Cocmviix rm-lin' ul' OSI' llmpiizil and Clinic .FFQEF i ' M3 -53 ' NTARYIN T. Emiisux Rnxirmxn Gmon Dir0cu,n' of Reaearch Fnuriduiiou Reginrar and Direi-lor of Admission Ezwcifi NIiFDIi1XBI Cmnptroller 534 H A KEXNETH RICKFR Innes I. THORNE Assistant to the President Director of the Physical Plant Five New Facili+ies if . W'EI.DIgN' BARNES Ilirc-L-tm mt Public Infm'mati0n i Q IIAI. BUCHANAN Direcmr of lYI1iY6'I'5iIj' Place-r11em CompIe+ed During Hue Year 1 MURI,, ROGERS Exe-culive Direvtor, Alumni ixSSUL'i!lYiIlN 5 ff is lynn? . IQ , - wi ,fm WW.. A V ,, CH.API.IN BIl.I.h Lhiversity .-Xu-l1i1vc1 ' ' PI'1lLZI'2l!llN Rnfsc:oE Rf,lL'SF Dircuor of L'nive1'sity Lih1'm'y Runltlrr' D, Fuvvllx' Dirertur nf OSI' DL-u-Iuplxxmu f5m1r1cL1riQzx 'x e K , wi? .L fm .gp , ,. 3, VV. S, A1581 YI c,1Hbl'CllIlill4Yl' ul Inlvrllzltlvrnall I35 Valerie Colvin Named Teacher Of The Year Chosen as the outstanding teacher of the year by the Alumni Association in coordina- tion with Blue Key was Miss Valerie Colvin. Miss Colvin has been a professor of health and physical education at GSU since 1929, She has taught almost every course offered by the department, and sponsored the Major Club, the Aquatic Club, and the Women's Recrea- tion Association. In addition she was one of the first sponsors of Mortar Board. Miss Col- vin also served as state cordinator for Lifetime Sports, a group which has concerned itself with fostering individual sports. She feels that her job has been a most exciting and reward- ing one. Valerie Colvin said her primary interest is people, their ambitions and desires. She is especially grateful for former students who have taken their places in their communities and are making their contributions in many walks of life. i I I ,. 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It's all about colleges - the links in the chain of our university. Agricultural Judging Teams ,-'I -. i Ixxii-s A-X. Wiiiii my PHD.. Dsan. Lollegz- nl ,'x1.'I'lt'LIlIllI'L' Were Na+ion's Finest During the year. the College of Agricul- ture has continued its etiorts to upgrade services in all of its segments-research. ex- tension. service. and education. Programs were implemented to better serve the present day needs of undergraduate and graduate students in all areas. The educational em- phasis was specifically directed toward prep- aration for employment in research and de- velopment, education and information, and business. The completion of Agricultural Hall dur- ing the year resulted in the move of the dean's oltice and all departments of the col- lege into one area. Agricultural judging teams continued to represent the college and the University in a fine manner. A total of eight teams com- peted in 17 regional and national contests. Top honors were won by the meats. poultry, livestock. and crops teams. The Agricultural Student Council spon- sored an annual awards banquet at which outstanding students were recognized. The council also printed a handbook of agricul- tural organizations and activities and pub- lished the Ag Spotlightm newsletter. Two hf'l'IlL'lllil1l'C students examined samples ol mums xxhit-li nt-rc gmxxn in the Hg1'lk'Llli1ll'2ll gl't'L'Ill1UllSt,' at USIQ 'E 1 1 + I4O :fy X if , X s Y? ,na Wy -411 .. Thvse Ima kl511'iL'UlIL1I'6 htudmmts culculutvcl klNSigI1ll'lQl'lIS im' gm PL'fII1lJIl1iCS class by making 115 7 0 mf the facilities 1lH,i'I'Ud by Ihvir CO E 5 'Y tw 1 A speech thorapy major assisted in training a young Stillwater buy in the art of developing better prontmcgiatifm and articulation College of Arts and Sciences Largest at O State The College of Arts and Sciences held a central position in the academic activities of OSU. As the largest of all the colleges, it was responsible for more than half of the total instruction at Oklahoma State. The faculty of the college sought to main- tain a program balanced among elements that are indigenous to land-grant institu- tions: teaching, research and extension. In the classroom the teachers were continually evaluating courses and curricula, using these criteria: Do the given courses represent the best possible efforts? Are they contemporary? The college also sought relevance with its new emphasis on its honors program. In the library and laboratory the faculty was active in research. Annually, from this community of scholars comes an impressive list of books, experiments, articles and scien- tific discoveries despite a reduction in fed- eral support for such activities. The Arts and Sciences faculty was also involved in community affairs and state- wide projects, which originated from the Extension Division of the college. Students enjoyed the facilities offered by the language lab lotated in the newly mnstrtittccl 'Vlath Sclenus Buildin , , The new lounge in the Business Building was oltf-11 occupied by siudcms XX'l5l1lI1fl to relax and catch up on their studies between classes Television Added New Dimension 'ro Business Classes A dedicated and comparatively young faculty, excellent classroom facilities and a professional curricula characterized the Col- lege of Business today. For the first time, elementary economics courses were made available to the students in an arrangement involving TV lectures and 'cliveii discussion groups with about twenty-five students per section. The Economic Research Center and the Manpower Research and Training Centers continued to contribute to the economic and industrial development of Oklahoma. Last fall the College of Business also spon- sored the Ford College Roundtable, permit- ing interchange between the executives of large industry and student and faculty groups on the campus. The Cold Dilemmaii conference in mid- November brought together students, facul- ty members, area bankers and men of busi- ness into dialogue with international bank- ers, monetary specialists, and recognized monetary professors. The great demand for business majors was quite apparent. Representatives from more than 150 business concerns annually arrange to interview business graduates. Students attentively observed their instructor as he illustrat Excellent Reputation During the past several years the per- sistent demand of educational institu- tions tor well qualified teachers has far exceeded the supply. Since Oklahoma State has established an excellent repu- tation in teacher education, it is not strange that the enrollment in the Col- lege of Education continued to increase at both the undergraduate and the graduate levels. Excellent programs for elementary school, secondary school and college teachers as well as for school administrators, school psychol- ogists, librarians and guidance counsel- ors were offered. The non-teacher edu- cation majors in the University were served by such College or Education di- isions as the psychology department, the aviation education department, the bureau of tests and measurements, the reading center and the center for high- er education. In 1968 the aviation de- partment provided training for approxi- mately two hundred students who wish- ed to quality for their wings. Presently, the psychology department is one of the largest departments on the campusg its young and vigorous faculty is fast es- tablishing a reputation for its research productivity and achievements. Spurred Interest in Education HELMER SORENSON, PhD, Dean, College of Education This professoris main objective was to encourage gifted children to develop their hidden potentials and talents. The curriculum materials library located in the OSU library helped the education majors gather information for their classes rizmgular ring lasers. which xxill vu-mlmllj. l't'pl?lL'l' mechanic-al gj.1'ms-npcs. nero bc-ing studied by Hleactrival QIlgIiI10C!'iIlg1 suldvmx College of Engineering Annual Enrollment Increased Mmm-- J 'u'x'r , , .D v 'VI R Ioinmixix PhD Dean College ol Fn mnering ircuit design projects required many hours ol ealeul The College of Engineering at Okla- homa State University again experi- enced annual enrollment increases, a re- verse in the trend of the last few years. ln the midst of this growth, the seven schools of engineering, the school of architecture, the technical institute sit- uated on the Stillwater campus, and the technical institute located in Oklahoma City have aimed their programs toward making education more student-orient- ed and more student-centered. A faculty curriculum committee in the College of Engineering has been working for nearly two years on a set of 75 semester hours of common courses for all the schools of engineering. The most significant change initiated by the faculty committeeis work has been the reduction in the hours required for the BS degree lrom 135 to 128 credit hours. This was accomplished by changing the method of approach to the teaching of the material rather than by crowding the same material into a smaller num- ber of hours. In the larger classes spe- cial media techniques will be utilized to improve the learning situation for the student. greater expense ol' time in the lab. 4n Graduate School Enrollment Reachecl Peak in I969 NKJRNTAN N. DIIRHAAI, PhD, Dean, Graduate College A unifying theme of programs in the Graduate College emphasized a graduate ed- ucation that could contribute most to con- temporary and future society. New and re- vised graduate programs were designed to meet tests of need and usefulness. Although disciplines were becoming more specialized with the advance of knowledge, experts from several different disciplines joined in 'cooper- ative efforts to solve problems through vari- ous approaches. This year the Graduate Gol- lege has been active in studies involving in- formation retrieval and computer science, renewable natural resources, urban and ru- ral affairs, adverse weather conditions, learn- in the resources, environmental sciences and empirical research in the area of higher edu- cation. To meet the demands of the state, region, and nation, new doctoral programs have been initiated in business, history and English. Also in the last year graduate en- rollment reached a peak at Oklahoma State. National recognition of faculty members, superior performance of students and high quality efforts in research and teaching con- tinued as the key factors establishing gradu- ate excellence. An electron-microscope enabled these graduate students to ascertain the structure of viruses more specifically. X...-f 'mm In the process of a psychologi ca 42? I experiment, two graduate students evaluated the effects of some recent tests given a Held rnouse Division of Home Ec: Expanded Research Programs the Division of Home Economics was the increased involvement of faculty and students in community affairs and the further development of such pro- grams as faculty assistance with new nursing home centers, the dietetic in- tern program, and the graduate food service class. Another important development was the expansion of research into new areas which included the social and economic aspects of clothing, the readi- ness and competency of students to par- ticipate effectively in teaching, and the area of consumer credit. Teaching methods were enriched through the use of audio-visual educa- tion. In addition, there were many other teaching innovations in clothing, home economics education, food and nutri- tion, family relations and child develop- ment, equipment, home management, and family economics. This year the division received fed- eral grant from vocational education A recent significant development in l N funds for its Work in the preparation , of teachers in secondary schools, and its adult education programs. LELA O,TOOLE, PhD, Dean, Division of Home Economics A oooking class in the division of Hotel and Restaurant Management gave these men an opportunity to prepare a meal. . 1 R These girls experimented with college materials to determine which would be useful in developing creativity in pre-scholl age children. I54 Veterinary Medicine Awarded 40 D.V.M. Degrees KARI R. REINHARD. PhD. Dean, College of Veterinary Medicine In lVlay of l969 members of the graduat- ing class of veterinary medicine at Okla- homa State were awarded D.V.lVl. degrees. The forty members of this class will join the ranks of the 650 graduates before them who have ably proven their skills and abil- ities as veterinary practitioners, college teachers, public health workers and re- searchers. The college community presently con- sisted of five academic departments: anat- omy, medicine and surgery, parasitology and public health, pathology and phyisol- ogy and pharmacology. The establishment of a sixth department, that of pathecology. was being planned by administrative per- sonnel. The department of pathecology would assemble into one academic area, various medical and health disciplines such as epicemiology, epizootiology, food sanita- tion, preventive medicine, and environment- al medicine. In addition, the college func- tion will be divided in four program divi- sions, each with a director who has ad- ministrative rank equal to that of depart- ment heads. The purpose of the divisions will be to coordinate the contributions of the academic departments to the overall pro- gram of the college. Stillwater pets were frequently brought to the Small Animal Clinic to be examined by veterinary medicine students. I ,Ig, I..-.----W - fw- K in Wy 'M 1 gt z '- iz., at r t .,., -1, -.A E x ii Dm-tc-rmining e-nvirortmental t-rmtrul in at nutrition expwittufttt was the objective of at ruscztrcli team as they pt'4-pztrt-d t -. R 1' bL1l'g9l'j. -ia-my fi L A-, W','L'Wi1- f .-'f f The installancm mf new I'H9i'I'1ZlI1ii,'3l equipment provided these studs-nts wilh an understanding and insighz of rodayxs technical advances. Oklahoma State Tech Was Location for Conference WAYNE MILLER, PhD. Dean, Oklahoma State Tech Oklahoma State Tech at Okmulgee, was a school on the move. During the current biennium new course objectives have been added in service station man- agement, electronic data procession. machinist-tool and die making, elec- tronic instrumentation, concrete con- struction, key punch, automotive serv- ice, and art for reproduction. Through twenty-four years of exper- ience, Oklahoma State Tech has gained the reputation as a model school in vo- cational education. During 1968, Okla- homa State Tech was named by the U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare as the contractor and as the location for a national conference on residential vocational education. The purpose of the conference was to develop guidelines for the establishment of residential vocational schools in each state under the provisions of the 1968 amendment to the H963 Vocational Act. Nationally recognized consultants were present at the conference and more than two hundred participants from the fifty states were on hand to rep- resent a cross section of education, in- dustry, and government. Checking automotive equipment with mechanical instruments was part of the daily routine at Oklahoma Tech. a--f'- fit-A--wma21m1iw.. wi... ' . f I 'X X , , X' . X ' , ,155 ,, f ., - S F ,G ,. 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Hr I if if Ev -.A gf .W H ,y I .,,,, E, b My . ,-if Mwqgia-Waif L ,, i, - 3 ,nf I ' in My-, .QV ww 7' his 5,2 N-M , yr, m m V k:f1'i..2.: As. PHIL CUTCHIN MYRON RODERICK Fooiball Coach Wrestling and Tennis Coach CHET BRYAN RALPH TATE Baseball Coach Track Coach LABRON HARRIS JAMES CUTTER Golf Coach Swimming Coach . R SWE? l Wifi so - 5Qf1e'1f : ' ..1-w g? : ',,. -'jfwig5.. if P' ' 3,111.4-'QL V , Z 'E . k- Nffwiww fs: ' lba Coaches U.S. Team 'ro 2nd Olympic Gold Medal Athletic Director llenry P. Iba continued at the helm of one of the most able coaching stalls in the country. This outstanding coach- ing stall. kept GSU second only to USC in total national championships won. lba, coach of varsity basketball, had just rc- turned from Mexico City where he directed an underdog team to the gold medal in the 1968 Olympic Games. Coaching both tennis and wrestling, Myron Roderick had produced a Big Eight Singles Champion and a national cham- pion wrestling team in the same year. Swim- ming Coach lim Cutter in his fourth year had new facilities to aid his advancing swimmng program. Labron Harris continued to head the golf team which last year had a national cham- pion. Chet Bryan has led his baseball team to three Big Eight Championships and trips to the NCAA Finals in the last four years. After six years as football mentor, Phil Cutchin and his staff moved aside for Floyd Gass and his new staff as the Cutchin regime retired. llismu P. IBA. Basketball 4-oat-lt and Athletic Director Otis XVile. lliwrtor ol' Sports Publicity rutirctl alter L27 years at Silllk' xxlicu' his activitie. ranged lrom announcing at Chmlwy sporting GXUIIN to promoting USU to tlic- stain- and nation. 1968 FOOTBALL RECORD osu 15 . . Arkansas 32 3 . . Texas . , 31 21 . . Houston . 17 14 . . Kansas . 49 211 . . Nebraska . 21 7 . . Missouri . , 42 34 . . Colorado . . 17 26 . . Iowa State . . 17 14 . . Kansas State . 2l 7 . . OU .... , 41 Won 3, Lost 7 FRONT ROW: jon Kolb. Terry Broun, Ron Freeman, lack Reynolds, Ronnie Iohnson, Art Fleak, Duane Porter, Torn Guest. Ierry Philpott, Charley Trimble, Larry Gosney, David Meadows. Brad Bingham. ROW 2: Hermann Eben, Tom Dearinger, Gary Darnell, Ron Stout, David Davis, David Gaile. Robert Cutburth, john VVard, Bub Dearinwater, Benny Good- win. Joe Esch, loe Coyle, Tommy Noles. ROW 3: John Gates, Pat Kernan, Steve Farris. lack Crissup, John Little, Bruce Hut- ton, Harris Penner. Steve Gray, Gary Burd, Dan Blackard, All-American Ion Kolb participated in 3 post season bowl games. Larry Kirkland, Ierry Sherk. ROW 4: Ralph Wilson, Steve Roush, Iohn McMillin, Geoge Mabry, Tim Potts, Richard Beeh- tol, James Kelly, Woody Roof, Cary White, Ted Clem, Richard Eseoe. ROW 5: Mark Palmer, Brian Martin, Fred Moore, Gary Goodwin, Wayne Hallmark, Pat Brown, Ioe Badgett, Bob Bridges. ROW 6: Iunior Walter, Buetch Tumlin, Ron Robin- son, Tom Gentry, Andy Harvey, Alan Oliver, Tom Peters, Carl Armstrong, fell Moore. VVhen it came to stopping the running game for very short yardage. linebackers l.arry Cosney and Cary Darnell proved capable. Grueling Schedule Challenged Cowboy Griclders Facing five bowl bound teams and two more opponents who were ranked in the nation's atop twenty, State's gridders challenged one of the most grueling schedules of any team in the nation. Following early losses to Arkansas and Tex- as, the Cowboys bounced back to upset high scoring Houston in the Astrodome. The Pokesi 21-14 victory was voted by United Press as college football's Upset of the Year. The Cowboys fell to Kansas, Nebraska and Mis- souri before gaining their conference footing and defeating highly favored Colorado and knocking off Iowa State. This momentum was lost however, and State fell to conference foe Kansas State at Manhattan before bowing to P . , , , , g . , I Oklahoma in the seasonis final game. untmg was often used a a key olfenslxe xxeapon. Fearsome Ion Kolb provided a formidable key to lhe Cowboy nijfensive line as he snapped the ball to quarterback Bob Cutburth Asiroclome Sfunnecl by Cowboys' Vicforious Upsel Senior wingback Terry Brown successfully played the look-in pattern against Arkansas. The passing arm of Ronnie Iohnson led him to stardom in 2 post season bowl games. Tackle jerry Sherk showed the only way to stop the OU passing game as he smothered the Sooner quanerback for a loss. Fullback Duane Porter roared through a gaping hole in the Houston line during the victorious upset in the Astrodome Mg, Seniors Performed in Pos+ Season Bowl Games W 1 -'H. EXT? ' Q ,,r.V 1,Z: 1 N e 1 ' - o Plugging the hole is the key to siopping a long gains-r. Larry Cosney and Iohn Little displayed the proper method against Kansas Grapplmg Pokes Stopped Favored Sooner Team WRESTLING RECORD lVIoorhead Stale Colorado VVeStern Oregon . . Colorado . . Kansas State . Oklahoma . Iowa State . Nlichigan State Southern Illinois Brigham Young Arizona State California Poly. Washingtrnn . UCLA . . Northwestern Iowa State . Oklahoma . Portland State Utah . . First in Big Eight Dennim Crowe rolled his opponent onto hix hat-k lor reversal point IRONT ROW Rn Stapp. Ron Thrasher, Dennis Crowe, Ray Nalf, john Vx'ard. jerry Shark, Gerald VVinnard, john Lightner. Murphx Fddte C l'1II'lII, Doug Campbell. Mike Riley. SECOND Val Landes. ROVV Omagh Mx ron Roderick. lay Arnesone joell' Baum, Peter Ray Stapp. 195 pounder. rotlc his opponent hard as he controlled the match helore a sell-out crowd nan-liing the sei-mini Ol' dual 411 The Cowhoys, coming from a slow start, captured the Big Eight Conference Champion- ship again this year with a 14-3 season record. The highlight oi the season was the 17-14 up- set victory of the No. 1 ranked Qklahoma Sooners at Stillwater. Outstanding individuals for the Polces this season were Big Eight Champions Ray Stapp, Bon Thrasher, lay Arneson, and john Weird. Wrirdis pin in the Big Eight finals, lifted the Cowhoys past C11 1. S11-90 in one ol the confer- enceas most exciting finishes. The secret that goes heyond talent in the Cowhoy wrestling tradition is a lot of pride in a record that no other wrestling team can hoast. In 49 years of Cowhoy wrestling, the Cowhoys have won 554, lost 21 and tied 15 in dual meet competition. ay Murphy lorced an unexpet-ting visiting loc- tu the mat Freshman EligibiIi+y Gave Pokes Added Sirengfh Freshrrizm yay Arricsrm received a hand in his face as he applied Q pin to hib Snonvr Yue in their se-wiici meeiiriyz. Rangy 167 pound Peter Nafi went for a double leg rake- down in 21 dual meet before capacity crowd. W.. Richie Leonardo received predicament points as he tied his opponem to the mat in a Big Eight dual. Cowboy Season Laden Wi'rh Many Surprises A loose hall tlrexx a crmxtl as Hank scrambled lor control l5RON'l' ROVV: Iolm Robinson, Mike Nliller, jerrx Nlerida Sparky Crober, Ci-ne Hawk, Donnie VVhceler and 'ferry Lon- Witli the rest ol' the basketball world going with the fastbreak and quick shot, the Okla- homa State Cowboys continued to concentrae on ball control and the perfect shot, giving the Cowboy lans a number of close, exciting games this season. With ll games decided by live points or less, exeryone stayed on the edges of their seats. This year's team had a double scoring punch sparked by high scoring joe Smith and flashy play maker Gene llawk. Smith teamed with Charles Savell to lead the team in clear- ing the boards. Senior starters on this yearis veteran squad were loc Smith, Bill Christopher, Gene Hawk, Ken O'Neal, Charles Savell, and Mike Tate. joe Smith was named to the All Big Eight Scholastic Team. Bill ffhristoplier. ROW' 'Sz Scott :Xllrird, Uaxid Carpenter. :Xinrrs llionias, Paul Mullen, Rick Prewiit, Rick ffrioperi Ken U'Neal clan. RUVV 2: Charles Savell, Vlike Tate, Assistant Coach Sam and Student coach Fred later. Aubrey, Coach Henry P. lba, Trainer Byron Bird, los Smith. 'n W Ylilxc- lan- iiui up a slim ow-r ilu' urn' ol Kansas clnllemlw, BASKETBALL RECURD osri 73 . Arkansas ..... 68 72 . South Dakota Slam . . . 67 Sli . California LFullcrlonJ Stan- . 54 -14 . Washinglcuii ..... 46 45 , Washingtciii . . 48 62 . Pan American . . 66 65 . Trinity QTL-xasl . , 63 66 . Texas . . . 6U 60 . Missouri . . 55 60 . Kansas Slam . . 512 45 . Kansas . . , 56 6 I . Missouri . . foil 60 68 . Colorado . . . 78 56 . Iowa Slain' . 58 76 . Nebraska . 52 6-l . Kansas Slatc . . 59 -18 . Kansas . . 64 512 Missouri . . T3 -il . Kansas . . . -lx? 53 , Oklahoma . . tori 32 66 , Colorado . . . , 73 50 . Kansas Slam- . . , 58 553 . Oklahoma . toll 6I T2 . Ncliraska . , 63 -lll . lovva Stale . . Sl Paul Xlullvn clmw Iii sliooi -,wi ilif- siiriininw K-Slai I, X55 ,. kg if- . jx, f-+3511 Xb qi iw K1 X !i45?H'7 'N - gg 44 fe, . 3 i W i Km, ,,L,.,.H g.,.- sm L , we Q 3 fe. 1 aka N 5 X f ae Q ,Q 5 N N MM.. ,f sw ,sz Q I Q .wife 553, A QWQEHQQQY : mf ,-vw www' L 1 1 .N X Z2 f az QEA dl 1 5 1.,, 1 , L EL, '- ,.:-Zh t y , 5 4, SSS 1 X Q 1 X 5 Y ik 3+-,,. ' Y- an M R X 54 N, E.......-. ,M-Q.,,k Q x 56 .i Q 5 1? 5 'S 5' Graff 2 S ,Easing Q :xr:5H?E?3? 552 - f ?3'9, fy ,zuvifwm fa, azz: 2' my-4 Rounding first base, Cowboy Wayne Weatherly looked to see another RBI added to his total. Pitcher Mike Camp exhibited his long stride in delivering his fastball which led him to a 5-l season for State. osU 0 2 5 2 9 6 3 9 4 22 2 3 5 4 2 10 10 4 14 5 5 4 5 10 4 13 3 8 5 1 1968 BASEBALL RECORD Texas A8zM Texas ASIM Houston . Houston . Houston . Houston . Houston . lowa State Iowa State Iowa State Colorado . Colorado . Colorado . Kansas State Kansas State Kansas State Kansas . Kansas . Kansas . Nebraska . Nebraska . Nebraska . Missouri . Missouri . Missouri . Bradley . Bradley . Texas . . So. Cal. . So. Ill. Won 21 Lost 9 . 4 . 3 . 6 . 1 . l . 4 . 4 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 5 . 3 . 2 . l 5 . 4 . 1 . 0 . 3 . 3 . 3 . l . l . O . 5 . . . 6 . . . . 7 First in Big Eight FRONT ROW: Danny Thompso, Steve Roney, Bob Richard- Chet Bryan, student coach Dean Alexander, Murl Etter, Ioe son, Mike Tate, Mike Camp and Bob Hudspeth. SECOND Sorenson, Rod Wisley, Alan johnson, Fred Dumler, Steve ROW: Richard Schmidt, Wayne Weatherly, Bill Maxwell, Dan- ny Loerwald, lim Hays, Bill Dobbs. THIRD ROW: coach Houck, Bryon Bird. Consistent Hitting Led Pokes to Nationals Bringing his fans to the edge of their seats, catcher Fred Drum- ler successfully blocked the plate and tags a Kansas baserunner. Coach Chet Bryan's Cowboys captured their third consecutive Big Eight title this year and once again found themselves in the NCAA playoffs, where they tied for fifth place. En- route to the NCAA tournament, the Cowboys defeated Bradley for the District 5 crown. The power of the Cowboys centered around the hot bats of All-American shortstop Danny Thompson with a .349 average, followed by outfielders Wayne Weatherly and Steve Houck, both batting 345. The Pokeis defense was sustained by an outstanding pitching stafl led by Bill Dobbs Q6-35, Bill Maxwell Q5-29, Mike Camp C5-l J, and Bob Richardson C4-l J. Richardson also tossed a no-hitter against Houston. The staffs combined earned run av- erage for the season was a low 2.27. Thompson, Weatherly, and Houck were named to the All Big Eight team, while Thompson and Weatherly were All District. Baseball Senior Wayne Weatherlyf. newly acquired property of the Chi- c-ago White SOX, put his hast' stealing ability into action Third baseman Alan johnson con- nected with another sharp drive as he helped lead the Cowboys to n 2l-9 season. Johnson lmtted .283 lfwr the Pfllies. gt atfifffiig Qian W -Sku- N M Going high for the bar at l6,6',, Star Cow- boy pole vaulter Larry Curts set a new Oklahoma State outdoor record. at 1 Yx5'455Qir5. FM ' V1 Y .131 'I ty it rf xfi'Q:'ftf1 . f f - f tiwi Q12 . 4'effeQ',,,'i Q, .4 mn rf-'av' 'Vt1Li.:sf, V 1' ' - rim--, if ' H - .-X. 54:43 prima' segsgts 1 . .1 , Y iz L.:f.-wz?fr:,?5gf,yjyi1f3nQzWggs,,g,,ft,-5-.f,,-tg.-, 5g,..t,?igqtQgift,,. mf:'s.:ifqf-:fggwgwf was f ' .T fibfffsffiw1a,'1wvfM. fu f - A-5 it 3 as1fbzqftgitsikgriggsizggttg,g f 1'isfhssztsriwf1t3?fsvfsS2,Qi ' 5ftswnstsas1aYsaz.5.tgt5engl?a9gg?s fgatgfg- if 1 , iig,'i.fgg,fff5ssi2sifi?agez:tm-siiraitwg new iamvitf' ' - H95:Ivftsvfaziswfigigfgtg??tgx.tts55s53kgsm35g,time -- , at f is i , ..,, ..,tm1, V, ., M it , , , .sz,..,f,-W fa,.3,izY'Q2fX-'wJt5f.- .mp sq W . V - ,f 2:::fwf.rtrr..1:f .et V H -ft . - ' , fEawff-h9'S?,5TijlA1EfS1 fu ' 41,5 ' 'sf . 1. is 'ff QIF . . .QM . ,i K if We 5 V - 'iff Vs' ., ' Q19 F t 1 ' ,, . g jitfg,g:f.Q..Hfttgy,: iffy' .tgsm ' 'j Hurdler Ieff Clascow stretched to increase his lead aganist his OU op A I ponent in the dual met held at Stillwater. Glascow won easily. f 1 ' i l it 755 Q, 2 2 Records Fell in the Wake of Cowboy Thinclacls As alumnus Ralph Tate returned to Okla- homa State following last year's retirement of Ralph Higgins, he faced the job of rebuilding State's graduation riddled track squad. The indoor season found the Pokes finish- ing seventh in the Big Eight behind a strong conference field. The outdoor season had its great moments as OSU records fell. Hal Oswalt set a new school long jump record with a leap of 25' FW' at the Drake Relays while Larry Curts set a new Cowboy pole vault record with a l6, 63' vault. With freshmen eligible for the l968-69 sea- son, Coach Tatess squad should improve. In an event relatively unheard of in this part of the country, Cow- boy Iohn Elmore established him- self as a threat in the javelin. 3 Randy Lanle showed the form and determined Cowboy attitude Coach Tate's tranksters acquired as he moved avsav from his opponents in the ISU dual. In an event dominated by other schools in the conference, mile runner Iohn McGinnis led the pack in the OU dual held at Stillwater before a crowd ol parti- san spectators. FRONT ROVV: Ron Hester, john Pembroke. Ray Burrus, ja:-lx 3: Randy Lennie. Frnest Renfrow, jcll' Glasgow, john Cook. Koerhcr, jerry Wright. Steve Rice, john Elmore. jim Kuy lwndnll. Bohhj Preston, Ricluud Shade. Steve Cc-rkin. john McGinnis. ROW 2: Ted Moore. Don Metcalf. lell Litvak. Hal Oswalt. Pat Hornhostel, jeu-14 Crissup. coach Ralph Tate. l.nrry Cfurts. Dale Chapman. Nlilw Exam. Tom Lauhert. ROVV Sprinlers Founcl Conference Field Tough Going A' K..' wg., john Cfoolt pawn-cl thc' lmtnn to jim lillj lwnclztll in the mile relay. Hal Uxxxzlll wt at neu it-lmnl rmwml in lln- long jnrnp. 'U' for FRONT ROW: Steve Fry. Dave Sullivan. john Souter. Coach Foster, Bruce Thomas. lim Deaton, Mika Holder. James Hopper Labron Harris Sr., Mike Dicello. Grier jones. ROW 2: Ioe Speedy Nash. osu SM 13 I5 1015 816 IOM 7115 916 i 0 8 5912 61m 6 8 i fn' f7 514 si 1968 GOLF RECORD OU SMU . Arkansas . Tulsa . OCU . . Wichita State Wichita State OU . . Wichita State No. Texas St. VVichita St. Kansas Kansas St. . Missouri . Nebraska . Nebraska . Won 10 Lost 4 Tied 1 61,5 2 I 515 3 16 41,15 715 5 15 5 7 9112 81.2 gig 612 iittrr 91,5 5 LQ All-American Crier jones brought home that NCAA and Big 8 Championships. W th smile on his face, Mike Holder lined up a putt on a tricky gre a Big 8 tournament practice session. Poke Golfers Captured Championships and Records For the First time in eleven years, the Cow- boy golfers did not come home with the Big Eight Championship despite an outstanding showing by all the members of the team. In the Big Eight Tournament, the Pokes were led by All-American Grier Iones who placed first, followed by Mike Dicello 5th, Mike Hold- er 6th, and Iames Deaton 9th. In the NCAA Collegiate Championship, Cowboy Crier Iones stole the show. Iones not only won the contest but set a new NCAA record by shooting a 72 hole score of 276 at Las Cruces, New Mexico. Iones also set new marks at the end of 36 and 54 holes as well as a record low of 65 on the first round. State's Mike Holder also brought glory to the campus when he captured the 1968 Okla- homa Amateur Championship. Mike DiCello sh A th yptglf q dprat th p t h t t th old golf course. V53 If x ' Vp. ' .,,' sn, 6 A . .1 H . .'.- 7 ' 1,2-41 .16 i I , 1. - ., ge., 1 ,Q 51, .xt 5. .L N I H Aqash , .1 K 1 ak, ,-I 'Y ,Gm I hiya, ,ir V .- K .V V :,, . Q ,. . p . , I A ,. 6 . t, nz' nl 1 2 Q vf-.-x2.2s?1' , - 6 1' Q ii 553 f igs. . 'QQj1mQ- V i- ., .E- FA A , f-1' ' 7 i , A ig 7 ,X 6-M I . 1 , V, K' 7 Q 2 A ff ' 1 , 1 K 1 , w a s - . H- 4 ' t 'I - ' 1' t 1 ,, K J ' , ff 7 g W 1 ,, 3151 X. tj V, if in L 5635176 Milqiff Qt, 'fi' 2 . ' i:fiff51m 32 , ' - l 6 4 - , , 4 ii OSU 7 7 2 7 4 2 6 6 1 6 7 '1 7 1 Rick Conference ma TENNIS RE Biggert. Mike E Foes conn . OBU . . . Iowa State . OU . OBU . . Kansas State . OCU . . Southeastern . Kansas . . OCU . Colorado Nebraska . Southeastern . Missouri . . . So. Ill. . . VVon 9 Lost 4 Tied l Second in Big Eight toward. Darrell Snyder. Chris Stotts. Clill' Price Eyed Ne++ers' lmprovemeni No. I Poke tennis player Clill Price showed the overhand shot in a singles match which helped him win the Big 8 Championship. 0 0 5 0 2 5 0 1 6 1 71 3 0 6 . x. , ' ' Q4 W ,gt.ti1?.: .1.,k,h 1 if We .5 ,, ,Q . , -iia 'f 5 Q 9 5 6,,, .fr Y 1,.. E,,r.,!,., 4, 4- 5 .X , , 1, ,, 1,,,.,. , 3 ,,.. 4 ey v + Q 0 Y a + v 9 if 4 i 0 i it-564-15'--+6 of 5 I ' ' ' ' ' 6 ' 1? , ..,,.-MJ. L, .- x...,.-g 'Q 4. Q .., 41 4 Qwwwrs--wrfv ' 4' 4' 1' . Price Led Cowboys to Second in the Big Eight Following last year's much improved squad, Oklahoma Stateis netmen continued their way of winning hy finishing with a 9-4-l record to capture second place in the Big Eight. The team was led hy numher one man Clifi' Price, who won the No. l singles title in the Big Eight tourney. Price then teamed with Darrell Snyder to capture the runner-up spot in the Big Eight's doubles competition. Seated hchind Price were Darrell Snyder, Mike Howard, Rick Biggert, and Chris Stotts. Placing second in the Big Eight Conference, lVlyron Boderickis Cowhoys fell only to the powerful OU team who repeated as conference titlists for the third consecutive year. i , .., .52 mga.-ww. ' . , f ' '- . , - 'i.,.1ia.m.+,. . -, f , ' s 1 X 1 , , ji A Niike Howard niaile a ivan-khaiid re-zum ol a serv in a singles match. --w4!'f !' V No. 2 man Darrel Snyder recovered and delivered a baekhand sh-ot during an afternoon seating match on the university eouris. OSU Tankc-:rs Welcomed Olympic Regulation Pool Showing winning form, a Poke tanker headed for the Finish. Oklahoma Stateis swimming appearance took a new look this year in more ways than one. The tankers had a new home in an Olym- pic regulation pool and diving area in the new HPER complex. These new accommodations allowed more people to see the competition and drew new recognition to the team. The eligibility of freshmen in the Big Eight this season helped to speed the solution of per- sonnel problems. A new addition to the swimming scene this year was diving coach lim Patterson. Patter- son was a member of the HPER staff here at OSU and helped Coach Cutter in these duties. Despite the lack of experience, the Pokes sur- prised many opponents with their power. ROW I: Coach Patterson, Gary Baldwin, Iaques Cunningham, ROW 3: David Sheets, Scott Branum, Doug Hill. Doug Fergu- Don Ferguson, Bill Allen, Coach Cutter. ROW 2: Steve Shee- son, Rick Wooden. ROW 4: Roger Mason, Ken Lemaster, Art han, Roy Hiskett, Bob Workman, Bob Wenger, Bruce Evans. Phelan, Dave Kirst, Rick Cate, Dave Sonnenberg. I88 Slate s new olx mpic sized pool. located in the spauous HPFSLR building xx as inaugurated wlth a three dav conference meet m the spring SWIMMING RECORD Colorado . Iowa State Texas . Eastern New Texas Tech Oklahoma Arkansas . John Brown Missouri . Nebraska Kansas . ka ri 'ew W t A Cowboy swimmer in the butterfly head- ed for the wire in a dual against Kansas. Coach Cutter gave encouragement before the next event. Tensed for the liring of the gun, muscles bulgcd as excitement brewed in the pool. I90 New Facilities Increased Popularity of Indoor Sports Girls volleyball was a sport in which any girl could participate. Intramural competition was available for both men and women under Oklahoma State's well rounded intramural sports program. The various activities, fourteen in all, were played by class: independent, dorm or club. and fraternity A and B teams. Winners in each class then vie for the all-univerity champion- ship in each sport. With the addition of the new HPER build- ing, sports such as basketball, handball, pad- dleball, swimming, and other in-door sports have greatly increased in popularity. The new complex also is equipped with such facilities as a steam room, sauna bath, weight machines. and over 5,000 lockers available to students. Girls participating in two sports a semester became members of the WRA. ln the OSU-Oll All-Star football a State defensive back attempted to break up a Sooner pass which lc-ll incomplete. The action was fast in the Lambda Chi-Sigma Nu football game as the fans looked on with anticipation as play progresssd. 'ww-0+ 2 s 3 1, , . .-nmmggm 5 .V my WMM W ' Ns , L fa A is mt A, .. VL, 4' ' A SV' ek , ,, g:5gi,n.i5,Lg , JL 4 H N X' ' , - . , r. - ,X ,,,,,, ,,,.,n,,f.4gf7mL ,, wt- l aww! 1ll ' I wwf I W ,QV 4 H M ' Y f' Ere' vw 'i ' 'kig fp L, g '- iw , Q 'W ggi, ,V K, ,L HL K 9? f:QE'az5i'3:,:15,-x2':f ,'fH'55 '.'A1','x2 'f?'. : 322ffQaf2aa ,gwwlhfg ,fx 4 L 'Www x Awww QM 5gf3f3f??'f , 3332 5 A, .ff , -Q W .f .- 5 K le. .X -g ig? M Q v5? 'QE fs xi Z -3 ' 1 4 1 We ,iv-ffxufff x Ax X, Bowling was quite popular among lomale competitors. The new weight machines in the HPER complex allowed both men and women to keep iheir muscle tone up LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Holt. Omca Moore. Dale Atherton. Pam Ledhetter, Bill johnson. Carol Poiezny. Reid Allen. Sandy Miller. Tom Gibson. Cheerleaders Boosted Spirit at OSU Enthusiastic cheerleaders led OSU crowd in a yell. Spirit and support are two things which make any athletic team compete to their full potential. The responsibility for maintaining these two elements fell mainly upon Stateis cheerleaders and mascot, Pistol Pete. Attend- ing all home varsity athletic contests and many out oi town, the cheerleaders represent the spirit of State's fans whenever the Cow- hoys take to the Floor or held. Wcarking with the marching hand, O,Staters. and Lassos and Lariats, this group assures each ian that the only outcome is victory. Many hours are spent each week preparing for games and pep rallies. .,-ff' I an-r .., -9 'x ?'i'if ' 4.11 A fx NN , K mkufm, K. 'Thx , 4' KQQQM, .w,,..,w-f'-1'W' mf L : A 'A if L M 55 .s,g,.,, ww . in 5 gi 1 it ,, L' ,wyllqllwfg V34 V ,V ,iil Rv ,,,: ,W L,,y ,X rk,. W Wwmnx, ,vi flu Wm 7. , Lwiysgw ,.f . M may A, - 'km S J'f X ,Q - 5 A 1 fafmwxf M Am www lf K ' 4 by . N 11 ,.... V - ff . ,. - ' 'ff ' 3- '::fr I-zf: - , W, . - W fl A Q , Board of Publications Directed Campus Publications The Board of Publications, in charge of the manage- ment and operation of THE DAILY OCOLLEGIAN, the REDSKIN, and the SOLILOQUY, exemplified the possibilities of a student-faculty-administrator board functioning in an atmosphere of equality and coopera- tion. The board consisted of seven students and seven members of the faculty and administration Who Worked together toward a homogeneous goal of improved publi- cations at Oklahoma State. SEATED tlseft to rightlz Judson Milburn, E. K. McLaughlin. Schmalfeld. STANDING: Ieicf Spelman, Ron Scribner, George Peter Exlinc, Janet Wcathcrs. Harry Heath, Edward Burris. Dan O'Reilly. Kroll. Mary Elizabeth Pierce. Iim Little. Frank Steindl. Robert MARGARET BEN ROOK Editor STEVE HoLToN, Associate Editor 1969 Reclskin Staff lniriared Major Changes The work of 18 staff members remained un- noticed until a small article appeared noting that 1969 REDSKINX were available. Perhaps, too, some students failed to recognize some of the changes initiated in the 1969 REDSKIN. The unique management quality of the 1969 REDSKIN was a conversion to a computerized system. Mechanically 16,000 names and faces were arranged into an alphabetized general in- dex and into individualized living groups. A second change was the deletion of the un- dergraduate section, enabling 30 additional pages to be added to the feature section. The 1969 REDSKIN was also unified by a single theme, i'VVhat's It All Aboutf, which was used throughout the book to comment on the yearis happenings. IIM AXLEY, Special Writer IOAN BILLINGSLEY, Residence Halls Editor Srrvm FAUPEL, Academic Editor . jf, F I , ' ig, Redskin Siaff SUE CLABAUGH, Organizations Editor MYRA YOESTING, Personalities Editor 2 5 3 PATTY MOORE, Greek Editor IOHN IAIVIISON, Sports Editor HAROLD IJOLLEY, ROTC Editor NCJNA BARTON, Beauties Editor i f l i toi t t ito 1 K LYNN Sc:1iwHzT1fEGER, Assistant JAMES JOHNSON, Head Photographer R4 wx H,xR'1'xx'1f1x. Plm fmgrapher 133' 357 Rlcirmlm Vow-11. Photographer Minis. Phmographe-1' jm csAlLII9lH:llll. Plwmgruphvr Rlcilmmv Cllwmlwczrlml. Phcmmgraplwvr 'Um l,r-tum.-xlm, Crmmpuier Prngrnmrm BOB BECK, News Editor MICHELE CELARIERA, News Editor -mf . Q, kiiihisigszi I577-? if fi, if u xp , -, , , 5 t CARL QiEIGER, News Editor DiXRYIJ 'I'HURBuR, News Editor PAT BEILIVION. Reporwi' IEANNE MAUK, Fashion Reporter Bois VViec:izNER, News Editor' I. G. QUAID. Fine Arts Editor ENOCH NEEDHAM III, Editor. First Semester X LYNN WALKER, Editor, Second Semester Staffers Covered Maior National News Events ulnnovationw was the key word for the 1968-69 Daily O'Collegian. A Saturday maga- zine with artistic covers was introduced to O,- Colly readers, and staffers were sent all over the nation to provide first-hand reports of such major news events as the Presidential Inaugur- ation, the flight of Apollo 8 and the revolt at San Francisco State. Enoch Needham IH was the first junior ever to serve as editor. Lynn Wztlker, second se- IAN Biaiclw, Associate lfditor mester editor, built the largest paid stall in the paperis history. Ian Berry, associate editor, created what was probably the most-read article in the paper with her column, 'SSecond to the Rightf' a hu- morous glance at campus problems and activi- ties. Another addition to the O,Colly was the jules Feilller syndicated cartoon with its biting social comment. Stiavtt l.oc:UE, Summer liditor, Managing Editor 2099! i ., ,,.,, :fl All ,Ste gf l S' .-QTIZ K Q at O'CoIlegian Staff qw!---' ----U ,,,,pwr-+W ' JOHN FENRICH. Sports Editttr LEE STRIQIQTAIAN. Assistant Sports Editor CAROL BORGSTROM, Assistant News Editor MARY Cong, Assistant News Editor -,--,. , ,-f:. .Q , W f 22 me sw ik ff' MM . i:f.X.'i W-p .. tm fu .kk CINDY Liftasif. Assistant News Editor 204 ROBERT BREEDLOVF, Sports Writelr sig' JUDY KING, Assistant News Editor -A sm K tis, Q.. GRM tt'ti I.At'i:t1N Stiiutti, .-Xssistzmt Nt-us lfttitm 1 S 5 i 3 2 5 Q s I 1 RALPH MARI.ER, Photographic Editor ED CARTER, Advisor Dk' wa A -gf? wr bf., .. N, , 1 . .Jw Bon IJIMREY, Head Photographer Im WEEMS, Photographer JILL FOWLHR, Publications Secretary i l.arry Vaverka. John Andrews, Charles Burku. Edson PG-rr3 Oklahoma State Engineer Saw 33rd Year of Printing The Oklahoma State Engineer was in its 33rd year of continuous publication. It provided engineering students and high school students throughout the state with an excellent number of technical and semi-technical articles expressing the ideas of the undergraduate students. The Oklahoma State Engineer was the otlicial publication of the College of Engineering and was published six times a year by undergraduate engineering students. Twenty- tive hundred copies wer published and distributed on campus and to high school students across the state at the time of each issue. IRUNT ROW Ray Hoad Iohn But Bill Blitlxlord, Bob Smith. Prof. lack Allison, Iohn McLaughlin. led Lohman, Bob Iurdy Vlilxe Warner Inn Hansen BNC lx ROW Prof Cordon Hayes, Lawrence Bctche. Steve Ollrnanns. Wa? M.. ,, If J B ! ---MM- , v Y g 5 M puns: gg: , a '-: a g ar-I K ff f 3 1. y ,Jn V kg g X Q iv f , A W - - . 2 - 1 . 1 Wiz . -. 4,-ff--, Sf 2 v 4.,:' f Q z-k 5, ,ww 4 .- ,M-4 .38 an f f5i?gf'114X 31:1 .QM 5 2' gg 'X' Q:'fi'i.4g1 1-4, 2 K1 W , My U , V 1 .J Q . 4, .mv llllnnam M. 'f ' f '- -9 DM ' A W1 V TX 'Q.. ,. zggwmmnl 'L'-.. '... Training was improved and made more meaningful to the cadet. Sometimes determination was called for in completing a task. 2l0 Miss Christin Berthelot received honorary rank during her reign Cadet Col. Johnston was selected top ROTC cadet in the nation ROTC Graduates Obtained U.S. Army Commissions Each year over 150 Oklahoma State stu- dents obtain a commission as second lieuten- ant in the United State Army through the Oklahoma State University Army ROTC pro- gram. These students joined over 17,000 col- lege graduates who have elected to serve their two-year obligation in the military as Army officers. Many Oklahoma State ROTC grad- uates have decided to serve as a career oliicer, obtaining a regular Army commission through the Army Distinguished Military Student pro- gram. From these ranks of the career grad- uates, a few have already achieved the stars of a general. The Army ROTC program was an important part of Oklahoma State. if Summer camp at fort Sill was six weeks of intensive training In this class cadets recened instruction on communication Scahhard and Blade lleinic's linished their weeks ol' initiation with a rnock htltlt imludtng tanks 'trtlllcrx md nrplanes New Summer Uniform Authorized for Cadet Corps ..,wfJ ' The l75min gun was one ol mam XvL'bl1UIll'lN shmvn to ROTC cadeis uhih- on a lield trip to lfort Sill. A lirepovver shim mlm-liiclecl ilu- trip. This year saw many changes in the Army Corps ol cadets at Qlclahoma State. A nevv summer unilorm vvas authorized. The academic military courses vvere reviewed. revised, and substantially improved. Courses in counter- insurgency and civic action were added to the classroom instruction lor advanced students. Leadership Laboratory was changed considerably with more emphasis on cadet leadership and training. A complete system of cadet eval- uation vvas also instituted to improve the program. wig 8 , at l 'A i ing one of the many field trips taken hy AFROTC. ff Wvnzwwiwt The Arnold Air Society UD0-Do had some interesting mu- ! ' i':i Q ii ments during initiation week as an 'KAngel signed his prop ,1 is . i Drill xx as eliangecl lm' the Air Force cadet this year. They only niet in large forrriatiuns on speeizil neeusiom. 1 - An Air Force cadet checked the cockpit ol at jet trainer clur- nl Maiority of Cadets Selected for Pilot Training The Air Force ROTC program in the United States graduates over 4,500 cadets a year. Here at Gklahoma State, the AFROTC program graduates around 50 a year, 35 of which go on to pilot training. Studies include the development and traditions of the profes- sion, the role of the professional officer in our democracy, major idealogy conflicts and the aerospace power factor in the preservation of national security. The advanced AFROTC program allowed future Air Force officers to improve their lead- ership abilities. At Oklahoma State the cadet officer was given the opportunity to instruct the basic cadets in class and during the few drill periods. Advance students also studied management, communication skills, military justice, and the space program. They could also take Hight training at no expense. 1 1 1 x Col, Iulic johnson was presented lu the- AFRUTC caclcts. fRO'TCf Military Ball was a highlight of this YW-ll s 1 IINIIIPS 'Gly ght tra li 1 afiem ,MK W wi MM!! Q., P4 wma' 15,5- -vw . M K 'Wfqagf Ai' .1f51frgaHfJsf?,m 1 -Sm 'mam M Q23 W.. X Q. W, L M, M422 fu H'f 'S'2f H-Hwiy i 332' 'QQZQQQQQW Y-wvqxh W, 1 ,H gummy 41 , - A S SEMA m i ,. 1 ,, I my fr kr A f-W-fw 4' : Ev-,WE 9, M, A I. in L x 3?-ev wlty 'ak .g,QQf'9,,a. A-fi wwf . -xp , 1-, --m g, , 4 . 'X ' 5,6 'V A. ' Q-U If f .ww uw qu, mr- -- , Aw:z- 'rx , ' .11 f- A 'V f ' 1 A -- ' ' f Q, 1. -' , HW, Hmm 'W-'WK' 6.4, 32-'. 'gy - j -.+L , ,1gz- V Q 'r 1 ' I ' V, agar qw ning and gflllllifi xclmrml WL-rv uuly part of xhv hl'ilVf whcduh- ilu- wlwims in Air lfflrw R! DTC had IU hw l'h0 Hallam Guard performed prvcishm drillm throughout thu year. u-tr mu ylnm-n 11-p AFRl'J IkCI muh,-1 in rin- :mari-wn. 2I5 PMS Col. Kenneth Yarnall After graduating from the United States Military Academy at West Point in 1939, Col. K. L. Yarnall served as the commander of an anti-aircraft artillery battalion in Europe dur- ing World War ll. He is a native of Pennsyl- vania, and is completing his 30th year of serv- ice. Col. Yarnall has attended the Command and General Staff College and the Army War College. In the United States he has held vari- ous command and staff positions. His most re- cent assignment Was as a member of the Spe- cial State-Defense Study Group, which con- ducted studies of interest to both the State and Defense Departments. He will retire from the Army this summer. PAS Col. Eugene Adams Col. Eugene F. Adams has spent 26 years in the service during which he served as a pilot in the ChinafBurmafIndia Theater during World War H. He also served in Hawaii and Taiwan. Prior to assuming his post at Okla- homa State, he was chief of the Support Di- vision and assistant director of requirements at Langley Air Force Base, Virginia. Col. Ad- ams has completed the Command Officer Course, at Scott Field, Illinois, and the Armed Forces Staff College, Norfolk, Virginia. He has received the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Air Medal with three oak leaf clusters, and the Distinguished Unit Citation. He has been at OSU three years. Army Personnel Staff All Veterans of Vietnam The Army instructor personnel, all veterans of Vietnam, were the cadets' first and possibly the most important ex- posure to the military. Their guidance to the cadet was of a great importance in the development of cadet leaders and soon to be Army officers. These instructors were selected because of their military background, leadership ability, and instructional potential. This year, for the first time, these instructors attended in mass the drill portion of the Army cadets training. They made leadership corrections and evaluated each cadet officer. They Worked continuously to improve the instruction and to confront the cadet with a good presentation. This effort was important for effective learning. Maj. Hoyt Barncby, Maj. Ronald Bilyea, Capt. Dale Gabriel, Maj. james Gibbons. Maj. Alvin johnson, Maj. john Matthews, Maj. Edwin Mitts, Maj. Thomas Nance. SFC Max Brady, SSG Paul Kenne- dy, SSG Leland Mclntire, SGC Ri- vera Ramirez. SFC Bob Roberts, SPXS jerry Wzig- german. SSG N.R.A. West. SGM Carl Vaughn. Student Instructor Rapport Was Highly Stressed The purpose of the Air Force Personnel staff was to build future officers with qualities of benefit to the Air Force of tomorrow. Through the training program, the personnel sought to produce knowledgable officers. 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. In addition to their duties of instruc- tion and training, they maintained a close rapport with each student in order to give the cadets the best possible instruc- tion and counseling. The cadets were frequently interviewed by their respective instructors to get the cadets, point of view. Capt. Sidney Cook, Maj. Robert Iohnson, Maj. Wilford Ladd. Maj. Earl Snyder, Sfsgt. Iackie Bess, Mfsgt. Russell Butcher. Tfsgt. Tommy Harrell, Tfsgt. Rich- ard Kanenchen, Sffsgt. Pete Kaznos- ki, Sgt. Iohn Simpson. Army Cader Brigade Sfaff FRONT ROVV: lfdmird Worley. VVz1yrw Iuhnslorm. Frank Bak:-r, Denni5 Souza. ROW 2: Roy Hustead, Gag Bumell, Gag Taliaforro. Barry Bates, Gram liastvrling. Army Honorary L+. Colonels PAW' Ixrxfz' Qj1H!IS'l'l'N HI-'KTIII-I UI Air Force Cade-'r Wing Sfaff FRONT ROW: Anvvl Sherrard, Vklilliam Lylc, Floyd Tippett, Brazil. Terry Selby, Larry Mus-ggi-nlofn lay Suggs. lawrence Johnston. ROW 2: Curt Nolen, lim Tav- Ilalhcoat. Ron Ball. lor. Alan Moore, Dale Odvody. Carl Geiger. ROW 3: Iolin 4 121. ,lamsb lDUl'75Ul1, jim Air Force Honorary L+. Colonels Pnmiiah SPRow1,hs Lcmrisr Vvlillihl, l Angel Fligh'r's Activities Were Service Oriented FRONT ROW: Iudy Sherman, Laurie McGough, Ioanie Walk- Patti Byler Sandi Partridge Ianet Peek Marydlth Asch Diane er, Capt. Sidney Cook, lean Ann Shelton, Kathy Rhodes, Bev- Staines Laura Scales, Carol Haralson ROW 4 Ioanne Alex erly Dixon, Anne MacDonald. ROW 2: lim Hathcoat, Nita ander Iany Whited Debbie Roberton Phoebe Sprowls Bety Baxter, Vicki Shaw, Karen Landsown, Kathy Chapman, Susan Iune Coffey Karen Thomason Marlama Putnam Vivian Iohns Kamm, Ioyce Iohnson, Anita Spaeth, Nancy Nefford, Marsha ton, Ianet Weathers Louis Weibel Cindy Iohnson Oulds. ROW 3: Kathy Miller, Iulie Iohnson, Ramona Sewell, Although known throughout the state as the attractive girls who sell programs at OSU home football games, the Thunderbird Angel Flight girls' drill team had many other accomplishments to add to its name. In addition to marching in various state parades such as the Yukon, Drumright, and Perry parades, the Angels gave flag dem- onstrations to Stillwater residents and tutored at an ele- mentary school. They also joined in giving a Christmas party for the I.O.A. Boys Ranch, sent an c'Angel Cwramv to troops in Vietnam, and sold tickets for the Miss Okla- homa State University pageant. Army Blades Gave Visitors Campus Tours The Army Blades precision drill team participated in parades in Drumright, Cushing. Tulsa. and Moore. They also performed in the Oklahoma State homecoming par- ade in Stillwater. During the home football games the Blades sold cowboy souvenirs and worked in concession stands. Visitors to the USU campus were escorted around by members of the Army Blades. In addition to a trip to Fort Sill, the Blades traveled to the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston during spring break. The Blades pro- mote interest in Army ROTC and acted as hostesses at all Army RCTC events. UNI N a xxen ii clux Sandy lady jones. ROW' al: Nlaurecn Carrity, Xlaruia Ninth-c, Mary' v x o 1 1 4 x S sin Berg- lx. llodncll. Orlana llubbard. Nargaret .-X. Cfuitis. Pat Price. Sue nilcir i i w B i nn Vicki llanc ljriw. Cflicryl N'liel'1lL-isen. Cindy' lm-sc. l'atricia S. Kelly. 1 cn 1 x mr x xx i d B. IQUVV 3: lj n liitc. Susie Stuart, Susan Prater, jolly Buailabird. 7 3 in ix rt 1 1 Ii x iittiin. linda llingev. lam lcarson. Xlary Kay llaclvn, .Vlaric llalxncs. 1 ,Line rue IK nic: num Williams. jean XN'liiu-ncvk. Capettes AHC-ended Clinton- The Capette drill team, commanded by Carol Daog- han, promoted the Civil Air Patrol at Oklahoma State University. The drill team participated in parades in Drumright. Moore, Yukon, Perry. and Oklahoma State's homecoming parade. They also attended a base orienta- tion at Clinton-Sherman Air Force Base. In addition to assisting in the United Fund Drive in Stillwater, the Capettes sponsored an Easter egg hunt and party for the Air Force ROTC detachment's children. During the year the new pledges gave a drill exhibition which was fol- lowed by an initiation ceremony. Sherman Orientation IRONT ROVV: Vlajor Ladd, judy Chandler, Susan Holley. tha Collier Pit fa 4 1 x Cmtx ren Hodkinson. Vikki Boaz. Carol Vaughan. Terry Xlaslalk. l'lull'ington Xl irs Ann Rolwrts. l.ora Noliensniexer. Ralph ll. Snider. ROVV oline Polilki ' Denise Browning. Ramonda llitzgcrald. Kathy ltr-mul Nlar- Top Army ROTC Cad:-2+ in Naiion Was From OSU fi 3 5 5? 5 ll ,V fir ,r frm if yi ,.,j, ,val f5r?imi5f56 lm . ROVV l: Carl Putnam. Russell Hinos. William Hunter, jerry Keylon. Bruce O'Brien. james Crocker. Waldo Zerger. Tom Quinn. Phillip Wright, Donald Smallwood. ROW 2: Edward Worley. Henry Howell. Walter Curry, Frank Knight. Dennis Souza. Gary Burnell, Wayne johnston. Frank Baker, Barry Bates. Grant Easterling, Robert Geismar. Charles Culbertson. ROW '31 Richard Lobreeht, Ronald Druener. Terry Lipscomb, Lee Woodside. Roy Hustead, jimmie Graham. Marc Cullison, Brian Horinek. Ronald Hendricks, johnny Stem-eo. Lonnie Ega- leston. joseph Goodley, Harold Aulley, ROW 4: Harold Rhoades, john Carpenter, john Cunningham. Donald Rodman, Roy Frye. Arnold Pietz. Charles Rigby. Michael Robertson. jimmie Dunlap, Gorman Daniel, Vernon Rulison, Tom Ellis. Donald Fairley. ROW 5: William lfrink, David Pope, Skip Sandberg, john Best, Thomas Wyekoll, Raymond Brand, Robert Walton, john Batdorf, Gary Talialerro. Daryl Rowley, joe Wor- ley, Roger Foster, Chris Vance. johnnie Ramkin. ROW 61 Dennis Davis, john Challin, Darrell lngmire. Godfrey Loper, Kenneth Parrott, Kenneth Wintory, Paul Crist, Dwight Dickin- son. john McAdams. james Sixallar. john Ilaxs k, jimmy Hayes. Cary Roush. Kenneth Younkin. Pat Nlil-kle. 1, S! urs worked togreihei in supervising ihe basics at dr Army Juniors Pracliced Leadership During Year ?adership xvas stressed every minute during the junior drills. FRONT ROW: james Lovell, Res Gooch, Robert Settles, Mich- ael Warren, Herhert Maas. Iames Bitsc-he, Charles Alden, David Kallenherger, Cary Markus, Larry Mourer. ROW 2: Phil Rowe esox, William Fowler, David Jensen, Ingram Henry, Larry Hy- att, I.. R. Fdmigon, Willie Bryan, james Crouch, Charles Mid' dleton, 'Terry Chapel, Larry Kindl. ROW 3: Kenneth West. Richard jones, Mark Schwarz, Cary Hunter, Marshall Dollar- hide, Ronnie Melieaigg, William Irish, Sydney Iordon, Donald Humphreys, Iaines MeClary, Richard Mitchell, George Gunn. ROW -l: Ray Stark, Joe Davis, Charles Thannhausen, Donald Black, David Iones, Iarnes Lightner, Iames Carrelcer, Iames Dunn, lim VVheeler, Davis Bourhonnais, Dale Elton, Ioe Roh- inson. ROW 5: Monroe Hannon, Davis Messenger, Terry Al- len, Erie Jamison, William Gau, Rayford Reid, Donald Iloos, Donald Fullrieh, Mark Coberly, Richard Ingham, Mark Hansen. Dennis Cates. 3 3 is .x, F I if 5 3 il 7: 23 Q - ar - ll Top Air Force Caclel' in Hie Nalion Was From OSU FRONT ROW: Iohn Brazil, Carl Geiger, Ioe Sorenson, Terry Selby, Floyd Tippett, Richard Cox, Bhrent Waddell, Cecil Tom- linson. ROW 2: Richard Lambert, Chet Wiley, William Mea- dors, Larry Bagzis, Dale Oduody, Stephen Blevins, Kurt lack- son, lim Hathcoat, Ron Ball. ROW 3: Fred Miller, Alan Moore, L. D. Iohnston, Benny Hockersmith, Richard Burroughs, Ron- ald Hesser, Allan McCrary, Gary Mixon, Richard Schoen, Leon Plummer, Iimmy Taylor. ROW 4: David Moore, james Hutch- ens, David Powers, Iames Lewis, Ronald Larson, Curt Nolen, Ancel Sherrard, Edward Matthews, Iames Dobson, Roy Speakes. ROW 5: Wayne Plucker, Karl Krausse, Walter Trinza, William Lyle, lay Suggs, Larry Mueggenborg. Air Force ROTC seniors worked together as they instructed the Cade Air Force Juniors Were Trained in Summer Camp l'4RUN'l' RUVV: Rubin llnria. Paul R1rnu'n-lx, james i'l8llSOIl. l'r'2ml4 Bclttim-. Hon Nlillvr. R. D. Vwfallrip, Clary lfauss. Tlfmmax Briclxwll. RUW Q: lrxin SLIIYIPIFIQ jaumw l.uLlluL'ttv1', Ramlall 'vm Brown. Phillip Clwrclin, lulm Haley. Vv'illiam Hlxulilcy. Rumi Cupp. awww. 131-auluivn. james Swim-nlwrg. llruw VVl1i12. 1 'Sz ge-r Brmxning, Rivhard Graham. S11-xv Um-mga. Paul Braxxnur, 'l'm-rry Wall, David Smith, VVaym- Haamjgart, Iirxxin Sieincamp. lVlarlQ .-Xdlgins, Kcviu Apgar, Paul Rachel, Irmlm VVilex. ROW 4: llc-urge juhmfm. Phillip Cali:-lim, David Bumn. Samucl l,HI'ilNill'l, Richard Sl-hum. David Trmlmlcn. lim Tlwcmmpslm. RCJVX' 3: Hub NVm'l4man. l.arry llulwy. Ru Slmuz lerrx Amin. jim limwxi, Vx'a3ne Klllllflklx. lfrml llin-ks, Rivllayml lUHl H H1 .'Xl'Rf3lC, le'ar11c'Ll limi 1:1 Gill' l9CU1I'6'N Clllfmi fliirr- Nlulilrmalcl. Alrwlm l z'u'rx:-a, ilflllll SLIIIHH. 1 A., - -l...l,.. Hum. Slvwn Svlmilxc-r. Gary Krvps, lSmxi:xrni11 lfallin. 'l'l1Hm2ls K fwihni '- in 5 5 X Miss Ioanie Wzilker was chosen Svveeiheari hy Arnold Air. Arnold Air helped train Air Explorer Scnutx ml Stillwarer. Arnold Air Society helped the YMCA by providing games leaders Cadet Iohnson addressed the weekly meeting of Thunderbirds. Arnold Air Society Known For Many Civic Projects The Thunderbird chapter of the Arnold Air Society started the year with the largest pledge class in its his- tory. The chapter conducted many civic projects such as coaching at the YMCA, tutoring children at elementary schools, and advising Explorer Scout meetings. They also held a Christmas party for the I.O.A. Boyis Ranch and took tickets at home football, basketball, and wrestling matches. To promote the Air Force ROTC, Arnold Air held briefings at many high schools and compiled a scrap- book of AFROTC military history at OSU. joanie Walk- er served the society as sweetheart. FRONT ROW: Curt Nolem. Cary Kreps, john Haley. john Ifauss. Richard Craham. Mark Adkins. james Bcaubien. Wayne Petersen. jay Suggs. Fred Hicks. VVayne Plucker. john Sutton. Baumgart. ROW 5: james Hansen. Paul Brayvner. Benny ROVV 2: Dale Oduoddy. Ron Ball. Kurt jackson. Layvrence Hockersmith. Terry VVall. Steven Schnitzer. Kevin Apgar. Thom- johnston. Bobby Bt-nge, Floyd Tippett. Alan Moore. jim Hath- as Bron n. David Vioore. Leon Plummer. james Dobson. james coat. jimmy Taylor. Edward Matthews. ROW 3: Carl Ceiger. Lewis. ROW 6: VVilliam Buckley. Rex Stone. Bob Workman. William Meadors. Fred Miller, john Brazil. Robin Doria. Paul David Potters, Larry Hulsey. Phillip Cornelius. Roy Speakes. Roxneck, Bhrent VVaddell. Cecil Tomlinson. Richard l,ambert. jerry Aotip. Richard Vit-Donald. David Tohlen. Wayne Kind- Stephen Blevins, Richard Schocn. ROW 4: Bcn Miller, Irvin rick. SLIITHJIQF. Randall Brown. Roger VValtrip. Steve Ccorge. Cary Gallant Guard Displayed Expert Drill Maneuvers The Gallant Guard, known oliicially as the Seventh Ceremonial Squadron, was a precision drill team com- posed of freshmen and sophomores. This AFROTC drill team attended parades at Drumright, Claremore, Gush- ing, and Yukon where they received a trophy for their performance. They also marched in State's homecoming parade and attended the Pearl Harbor Memorial Day ceremony at OSU. The Gallant Guard saluted the new honorary cadet colonel by giving a drill exhibition. They also assisted in taking tickets at home football games. A dress inspection conducted by Major Iohnson was passed. FRONT ROW: Ron Treat, jim Deangelo. Terry Selby, Karl Michael Vleurisse. Nflichael Stephens. Kenneth Shirley, Grant Krausse, Robert Iohnson, Larry Warren. ROVV 2: Larry Archer, Young, Wally Swya. ROW -l: Wayne Beavers, Donald Sprague. Walter Bell, Hubert Phipps, joseph Wilson, Bobby Nelson. Frederick Farmer. Sid Ward. Robert Boixrnan, john Deen, Danny Stevenson, Fleming Reid, Dean Iohnson, I.arry Keyes. Calvin Forsythe. ROW '31 H. D. Myers, Stephen Lemley. R'chard Caviness. gig Wt- K f 2 F. r gf A A FRONT ROW: Phil Morgan, james R. l.ightner, Ierry A. Key- lon, Tom Quinn, james R. Dunn, Major ll. VV. Barnchcy, Troy Sanders. ROW 2: Gharlcs l.. Nordcan. Charles l., Zan-hgo. Dennis A. llamhlin. Clyde li. Bateman, jim W. Wheeler, Leslie l.. Hinton, james C. Arcnd, Franklin Albright. S.A.M.E. Made Trip 'ro Manned Spacecraft Center The Society of American Military Engineers, under the leadership of lim Dunn, traveled to the Manned Spacecraft Center at Houston this year. In the past they have traveled to Colo- rado Springs. Gol., and Ft. Belvoir, Virginia. Marsha Havely vvas chosen the S.A.M.E. queen and represented them in the engineer- ing queen contest. The Society of American Military Engineers was chartered at OSU in l939. Its purpose was to inform its members of engineering opportunities. Girls Rifle Team Placed Second in Tournaments The Girls Rifle Teams attended several rifle tournaments during the year. Traveling to Panhandle A8zM College at Goodvvell in the Fall. the team placed second. ln other contests at the llniversitv of Kansas and in St. Louis. Mo., the Girls Rifle Team also placed second. At the OSU invitational Rille Tournament, an additional second place rating vvas acquired. The coach of the Girls Rifle Team vvas Ser- geant N. R. A. West. N.R..'X. Vlrsx. lxarcn C.rossI1n. liarhara Davis. jam' lflli-n Nloiroxx, Far CfI'osslil1,Nclso1'i T. Nami' FRONT ROW: Pai Croslin. Harold Holley, Nelson Nance, N. R.A. West. Karen Crosslin, Richard Rodgers, jane Morrow. ROW 2: james Cavanagh. Ut-nnis Gillham, George Gunn, Don Pate. Bruce Ohricn, Ierry Hays. Alvin VVard. Andy Miller, Roy Hustcad. Paul Fleming. Varsity Rifle Team Won Third Big Eighi Championship The Big Eight Conference Championship has been won for three years straight hy the OSU Varsity Rifle Team. In addition to the Big Eight, the team won at Panhandle State College, University of Kansas. St. Louis, and Arlington, Texas. The team hosted the tenth annual CSU International Match which is the only collegiate match of its kind. Because of their accumulated scores, three team members were placed on the All Conference team. Army RCTC Rifle Team Traveled 'ro Fi. Hood, Texas This year the Army ROTC Rifle Team tra- veled to Fort Sill to participate in the 4th Army Northern Area Conference Championship lVlatch. The team won hrst place which quali- hed them to shoot at the Fourth Army Cham- PRONT RUVV: Richard W. Rodgers, N. R. A. Wc's1. Nelson T. Nance, llarold F. Holley, Bruce E. O'Brien. RKJW 2: George pionship match at Fort Hood, Texas. They placed second with Univ. of llouston placing First. Bruce O'Brien won individual honors at the same match hy placing third. Team cap- tain was Harold Holley. Ci. Gunn. Roy A. llusicad. Carlton l.anc. Paul Fleming. Ron- nic Wzirren. 5 sg - 4 3 ' ., . . 7 ,F ' . ra if 'Z' ,u-41. FRONT ROW: Steve Dennis, Dickson L. Cunn, Theodore M. T-om Gibson, Darrell Hill, Danny M. Boyle. Keith D. Menees. Baker. David Lessly, Bruce Ingmie. ROW 2: jim McConnell, Minutemen Received Top The Minutemen drill team of the Army ROTC took top honors at the Tulsa Christmas parade. This precision drill team devoted eve- nings and weekends to prepare for parades in Drumright, Cushing, Sapulpa, and the OSU homecoming parade. The drill team aided in Cary C. Hunter. Honors In Tulsa Parade the operation of the concession stands at home football games. They also participated in the retreat ceremonies held at Oklahoma State University. Commander of the unit this year was cadet Ted Baker. OSU Skydivers Attended National Meet ln Florida After a spectacular jump onto the OSU campus, the Oklahoma State Skydivers Club recruited 60 new members. The newcomers underwent four weeks of strenuous training before they made their first jumps. The club is affiliated with the U.S.P.A. and N.C.P.L. FRONT ROW: Gerhard Kuneio, Charles Delfelice, Walt Hick- erson. David Murphy. jerry VVard. Scott Reynolds. Steve l.is-b. Su-vc Head. jill Payne. Charles Radford. ROVV ll: jim Carter. Bruce VVoo:lard. Kel Pickens. Art Nloniper. Ken Block. Bill Kort. and has an outstanding safety record. They attended the national collegiate meet in Flori- da and have hosted many club meets in Stroud, Oklahoma. Also, a member dressed as Santa Claus jumped ovcr Stillwater during the Christmas season. Cary Sander. Phil Blair. Fred Vanenian. ROW 3: Denn's Newell. Cary Rizthaupt, Fred Carter. Buster Mansfield. Mike Ellison, lee Dollmejer. Randy Dosser. David Prater. David Singleton. Ansel Sherrard. 4 . Q. lui? in Scabbard and Blade Conducted Field Exercises Sicabbard and Blade was an honorary ROTC organiza- tion. Its purposes were to raise the standards of military excellence and to encourage its members to strive for the qualities essential to good Army oH'icers. Scabbard and Blade was founded at the University of Wisconsin in 1904. On the OSU campus the organization worked to prepare ROTC juniors for summer camp and conducted field training and exercises. As a community service project, Scabbard and Blade collected forty pints of blood for medical use. FRONT ROW: B. K. Roberts, 1. B. Matthews, R. Crant East- erling, Joe Vxforley, Pat Hill. Edward Worley, Wayne Iohnston. Henry Howell. Frank Knight. ROW 2: Robert Ceisniar. Jimmie Graham, Marc Ctillison. Stephen Smith. Ronald Druener. Lee Woodside, Cary Burnell. I. A. Carpenter. Walter Curry. ROW 'iz Thomas Ellis, William Frink. Don Shroll, Raymond Brand. Michael Robertson. Donald Fairley, Tommy Norton. Thomas Cobb, Kenneth Wintory, Dale Elton, Iohn Hawk. ROVV 4: john Cunningham, Kenneth Parrott. Daryl Rowley, Paul Crist. Phillip Wright, Donald Sinallwood. Russell Hoos. james Lightner. Donald Black. I. N. Robinson. Donald Fullrich. Monroe Hannon. ROW 5: Rex Gooch, Robert Settles, Larry Hyatt. Michael Warren, Donald Hoos. L. R. Edmison. Charles C. Middleton. Iames Mc-Clary. Charles Thannhausen. Medal of Honor Recipient Addressed Pershing Rifles Known for their firing of Packy, the touchdown can- non, and the lowering of the national Hag at football games, the Pershing Rifles also maintained an expert drill team. In addition to participating in the seventh regi- mental drill competition, the team marched in the home- coming parade and the Drumright parade. The company rifle team also competed in a national postal match. Two pledge smokers were held to obtain new members who were trained in counterguerilla operations. Medal of Hon-- or recipient Major Nlerlyn H. Dethlefsen was the speaker at the Pershing Rifles initiation banquet. FRONT ROW: Ronald Bilycn, Stephen Smith. Karen Futch. Paul Crist. Bob Roberts. ROW 2: Troy Sanders. W'illian1 Irish, Sandy llarrison, Hugh Riley, Charles Culbertson. RUVV '31 Clary Bradley, john lfishcr, Robert Ronnc, Gerald Bcaslcy. Willizitti Wildey. Bill Turner. Bruce VVoodard, Larry Roberts. Robert Vlt-Clt'i-igor, Iantes Flcshcr. llrvin Seymour, Herbert Banger. RUVV -l: Iitnmy Capps. Danny Moblcy. Buster Mans- R bcrt B-'rx' Rollie Elxxards, Kint Ervin, lnslit' llinton lield, o ct 1, c t c Mike Laughlin, Danny Lyon. llcnry Poe, john Phillips. Pershing Rifles Sought 'ro Inspire Military Readiness The Seventh Regimental Headquarters of the Pershing Rifles was organized in 1948. Each member since its founding has worked consistantly to meet high regimental standards of military honor. Comprised of thirteen companies, the 7th Regiment controlled a four-state area which consisted of Oklahoma, Arkansas, Kansas, and Missouri. The headquarters co- ordinated the activities of the companies and acted as an intermediary for all the companies and the national head- quarters. Their purpose was to inspire military readiness. Steven Smith served as commander. RUVJ l: Ronald E. Bilyen. Steplicn Smith. Karcn l-iittli. Pau' Crist. Roh Rohcrts, ROW Q: Troy Sanders. Wlilliam lrisli. Sandy llarrl- wn. llugh Riley. Charles Culht-iiwii, 237 3 -s sh: , '53 'ff E, '-'mst E.. L, L, xi 4 t is M wp., Organiza+ions A moment to spare-dedicated to improve- ment-through effort-through talent-or through simple fellowship-lt's all about or- ganizations and the people who make them work-the benefit of many from the energies of few-the larger meaning of our university. FRONT ROW: Cheryl Suenram, Mary Moyer, Linda McCord, Iudy lrey, Andrea Castillo, Susan Coberly, Dana Downing. ROW 2: lane Bartusch, Vicki Morris, Ann Winsett, Nona Bar- ton, Karen Reid, lane Wilder, Susan Kamm, Karen Graham, Pam Parsons, Kathryn Brandt, Elane Kelly. ROW 3: Iodie Davis, Sherry Cross, Marilynn Benbrook, Sue Clabaugh, Dana Cox, Io Ann Kale, Nancy Albritton, Mrs. Althea Wright, ad- visor, Donna Pearson, Lianne Peaden, Delaine Bowman, Eliza- beth West, Barbara lane Tyler, Helen Weigandt, Edith Scmitz. ROW 4: Ann Chaney, Sue Anne McCullar, Io Shriver, Cathy Davies, Sheralyn Summers, Debbie Koham, Carolyn Stebbing, Nancy Martin, Andrea Smith. Marilyn Proctor, Janice Hobson, Patricia Lynn Moore, Carol Richert, Cynthia Coleman, Linda Brown, Suzanne Thompson. Mary Kurska. Vivian Reininger. Pat Garner. ROW 5: Charlotte Karmer, Enily Warner, Pat Griffin, Cynthia Ann Taylor, Linda Krshka, Gladys York, Vir- ginia Brown, Sarita Schneeberger, Susan Howell, Ruth Cales, Cheryl Merritt, Barbara Lemon, Doris Copley, Loretta Bocox, Barbara Mueller, Linda Metscher. ROW 6: Kathy Chapman, Paula Young, Ioyce Waugh, Bonny Murlin, Linda Smith, Ruth Montgomery, Linda Kadavy, Connie Godsy, Iean Ball, Ann Tay- lor, Kay Sadler, Carla Evans, Diane Cummingham, Linda Haynes, Barbara Ewens, Sherry Ethridge. ROW 7: Charlotte Shriley, Carolyn Trotter, Iana Fischer, Barbara Batchelder. Marie Pierce, Willene Woodmore, Susan Addy, Rosemary A. Novey, Linda Kaminski, Margie Tytenicz, Kay Ramsey, Pat Hall, Marsha Davis, Ienny Montgomery, Ian Lale, Susan Prater. Eleanor Hill, Karen S. Smith, Barbara Unruth. Orange and Black Quill Addressed Mom's Day Notes Orange and Black Quill was a junior wom- en,s honorary and service organization. Dur- ing the year, the group donated its services to many worthwhile projects. They addressed congratulatory letters to high school seniors who were members of the state honor society. They also addressed letters for the Mom,s Day Committee. One meeting was devoted to assembling activities booklets for Patchin Pan- el to distribute to freshmen. Orange and Black Quill also made a donation to the Wom- engs Week speaker fund. Programs during the year included Sexpo, the Headstart Program and a speech by Dr. Durham on graduate study. In the spring, the annual Smarty Party was held in conjunction with Alpha Lambda and Mortar Board to wel- come new members. Orange and Black members assembled books for Patchin Panel. FRONT ROW: Ellen lfllis, l.ind Wood, Karen Marshall, Linda Abitz, Monty Carmichael, Anne Walker, Beverly Tippett, Katie Tenor. Row 2: Katherine lfllis, Kathy Shipley, Linda Hitch- cock, Deborah Tyler, Nancy Garner, jayne Iledges, Sara Purtle. julia Roush, Vicki janiison, jo Lynn Antry, Rose Marie Shaw RONV 'Sz janie Cassaway. Ifllleda Bates, Diane Kreie. julie john- son, Mary Cobb, Carla Maynard, Marilyn Matheyvson, janet Howard, Michele Celarier, Sharon Day, jan Ilardwick, Mary Shackellord, Susan Krueger. ROW ll: Elaine Ilodson, Cheryl Reid. Barbara Knapp. Yvonne Schmitz. Susan johnson, Angela Burleson, Paula Phillips, Mary Ann Prima. Carol Borgstrom. Carolyn Ciouge, Ruth Netherton. Alpha Lambda Delta Honored Scholastic Excellence Alpha Lambda Delta was a sophomore hon- orary tor women with a 3.5 grade average. The purpose of the organization was to provide leadership opportunities through its activities. Several service projects were held during the year, including a joint project at Christmas with Orange and Black Quill. New members were installed in the spring at the Smarty Party held jointly with Mortar Board. Intercollegiate Knights Helped With March ot Dimes Intercollegiate Knights, national honorary service fraternity for men, was active in many phases of college life. They sponsored campus participation in the Lions Club Eye Bank, assisted in the March ot Dimes, and ushered FRONT ROW: j. R. Hunter, Larry Bloomer, john Timothy Cregath. Steve Autry, Michael Kane, john Gearhart. ROW 2: Kevin Mt-Kenna, Brad Rice, A. L. Hutson. Mark Miller. Ross for Sergio Mendez. Among IK members were three class presidents, six student senators, and the chairman of Campus Chest. This year IK also hosted their area regional conference. McKnight. ROW '32 Larry Shirley, Robert Lisle, Bob Green. David Buck. Don Mackey. Michael White. Carl Thonia. FRONT ROW: Neil Ross. Thomas Seebo, loc Clanem, Donny Smith. ROVV 2: Steve Heller, Louis Trudeau. jellrey Yellen, Ken Uougf lass, W. Lynn jackson. MRHA Judicial Board Was Revised and Updated The Judicial Board of the lVlen,s Residence Halls Association, which was founded in 1964, was completely revised and updated this past year. The revision also included clarincation of the MRHA Bill of Rights. The board was composed of one member and one alternate from each men's dorm. It Was the boardis purpose to understand the reasons behind in- dividual disciplinary problems and to try to correct these difficulties. Alpha Zeta Chose Outstanding Agriculture Teacher Alpha Zeta helped promote the College of Agriculture through several projects. Alpha Zeta sponsored a free tutoring project, selected an outstanding instructor from the College of Agriculture, honored the outstanding woman FRONT ROW: Iohn Taylor, Linyille Rush, Iohn Ball, Cary Beadles. Bob Kopp. Richard Kunzu, Richard Adams, Raymond Sidwell. ROW 2: Alvin Wood. Laverne Semard. Iohn Cunning- ham. Ernest Bredel, B. I. Ferguson. john Davis. Ron Ball. Pete Teel. ROW 3: Daniel Adams. Larry Abernathy. Frank Bush. in agriculture and sponsored speakers. Alpha Zeta also named the outstanding senior from its membership and the president from this chapter attended the National Alpha Zeta Conclave in Kansas City. lerry Schmidt, A. L. llutson, Harold Mammen, Eugene Srelley, Dennis Cates, Mark Miller. ROW 4: lack Stuteville. Michael Dewall. Carl Thoma, Ronald Duliiield. Lonnie Moore. Bob Green. james White. Chris Smith. E I ij. Lasso's and Lariats Sponsored Homecoming Events Lass-o's and Lariats awarded trophies at Homecoming game. FRONT ROW: Steve Hottman, Marilyn Mason, Delaine Bow- man, Carl Thoma, john Gearhart, Mary Grisso, Tripp liezler, Dotty Hays. ROW 2: Peggy Kline, Cheryl Peaden, Pam Par- sons, Relleen Smith, Sandra Evans, Carla Evans, Ann Taylor, Karen Smith. ROW 3: Karen Hitt, Susan Krueger, Ieannie Blackwell. Linda Gillig, Ianice Farr, Carol Brazil. Nita Davison, Lassois and Lariats had as its main purpose the promotion of school spirit on the Okla- homa State campus. They achieved this oh- jective in several ways throughout the year. Lassois and Lariats took on the major project of sponsoring and coordinating Homecoming during the fall. ln conjunction with this they sponsored the selection of Homecoming queen candidates and helped cosponsor the preceding week known as Western Week. Other activi- ties related to the promotion of school spirit and enthusiasm were pep rallies, the selling of pom poms at football games, the sponsorship of Beat O. U. Week which officially ended football season and the reception of returning Oklahoma State University athletic teams. Linda Baily, Io Autry, Margie Tytenicz. ROW 4: Mike How- erton, Iohn Huggins. Carla Maynard, Winette Royer, Helen Weigandz. Sarita Schneehergcr, Ian Lale, Elanor Hill, julia Roush, Sonna Sutter. ROW 5: Mike McConnell, David Buck. Mike Adcock, Don Berkemyer. O'S+a+ers Sold Ribbons and Organized Pep Rallies O'Stater's section fostered spirit at home football games. FRONT ROW:Cathy Coenen, Susie Regan. ROW 2: Toni Dale Annette Haney, Mike Howerton, Sylvia O'Dell, Patricia Beese, Lizbeth Bryd, Kathy Cheatham, Carol Iohnson, Liz Rass, Elizabeth Spillman, Vicki Maltsberger, Pat Bowlin. ROW 3: Iill Shrontz, Iudy Sinclar, jane Gerken, Marilyn Garvie. Patricia Heid, Marilyn Betche, Kathy Moore, Anne Patrick, Mary Olsen, Wendy Hale, Peggy Crernin, Marlene Lumley, Barbara Armstrong, jessica Marks. ROW 4: Barbara Harlow, Rexene Brown, Lynn Duggins, Sharon Goodwin, Pam Roach, Margaret Steele. Ianis Hopkins, Margaret Ghan, Carol Tren- ll O'Staters continued to boost the spirit of OSU fans at football games last fall. For each game they sold bright orange pep ribbons and helped organize pep rallies. For home games they painted end zones, wrapped goal posts, welcomed the players onto the field and formed an enthusiastic cheering section in their orange cowboy hats and black blazers. For Home- coming, many of the members piled into con- vertibles for a ride in the parade prior to the afternoonis game at Lewis Field. For the an- nual OU-OSU game, members sold Beat OUP buttons for OSU fans to wear. Through funds collected through the ribbon and button sales, seventy-one O,Staters were able to chart- er buses to the OSU-Kansas State game in Manhattan, Kansas. lield, May Atkinson, Ienny Rucker. ROW 5: Susan Endres, Dorothy Broadway, Elaine Holston, Carol Hinshaw, Kathy Kar- sotis, Ian Eisenbeis, Ina Moles, Mary Krueger, Diane Elliott, Terry Whidden, Rennee Daugherty, Carla Maynard, Carol Schieber, Christine Brown. ROW 6: Larry Barnett, Victor Dodge, Lloyd Covellee, Karen Van Allen, Linda Hamilton, Betty Lisly, Robyn Warkcntin, Marsha Calavan, Barbara Schaefer, Nancy Bowles, Karen Peterson, Iudy White, Connie Schroeder. Linda Plumlec, Mary Schulte, lean Hopcus. E 2 FRONT RQW: David Doty, Mari Holland, David Bolton. Lynda Hogan, Sula Davis, Cail Klepper, Marilyn Hawk, Jud DeMott, Joyce Low, Margie Walker, Mary Stalnaker. ROW 2: Linda Bentley, Mary Lemhcke, Irene Helvey, Nancy Nichols, Denise Rawlings, Jo Ann Downey, Marellie Erickson, Jeanette Simunek, Mary Ann Primo, Jack Michelle, Cindy Rhatigan. Barbara Primo. ROW 3: Nanci'Jane Fear, Lonni Crews, Bill Greenberg, Gary Adkins, Larry Krieg, Chris Marshall, l.elia Suthers, Alan Van Pelt, Don Crawford, Raquel Wynesberry, Rick Spellman, Marcia McDaneil, Row 4: Dennis Siegrnann, Ted Pratt, Julia T. Brown, Ka Sauridra B. Smith, Jo Ann Pearce, Julia Pierce. Nelson Sharpe, Mary Riggs, Judy Miller, Marsha Murphy, Paula Phillips, Carol Nafe, Cheryl Bowyer. ROW 5: Doug Lowe, Hank Schmidt, Chuck Earls, Bob Taylor, Michael Bagby, Chris Friesen. Walt Voss, Jim Hoover, Ron Keas, Randy Jacobs, Bobby Culpepper, Mike McConnell. Nancy Murray. O'Slater's got up early on the Saturdays ol home games to mark oll end zones and wrap goal posts in orange and hlack. FRONT ROW: Sandie Nimmo, joyce Palmer, Bob Hawkins. Vernon Hall, Jenny Downum, Iudy Sullens, Colin Howell. Fred Baxter. lim Higgins. ROW 2: Paul Davis, Barbara Davis, Marlene Malone, Marilyn Gohlke. Barbara Berrcttini, Sue Kel- ler. lim Ann Williams. Caroline Muller, Verda Holman, Bryan Rodeo Team Ranked Seco The Rodeo Club during the past year sent teams to rodeos all over the southwest. In October, the team placed first at Panhandle State College, second at Eastern New Mexico University, and third at Sul Ross College. This Anderson. ROW 'Ez Tom Stiles, Mike Harris, Gary Divelbiss, Mike Smith. Dale Page. Ray Madcr, Steve Licf. ROW 4: Mar- shall Gibson, Ietl' Steggs, Mike Iohnston, Gary Bledsoe, john Briscoe, Robert Sattcrlield, lim Lee, Lyle Barnard, Ric-hard Mitchell. nd in Southwest Region put the team in second place in the southwest region. The club members also participated in selling tickets for the National Finals Rodeo held in Oklahoma City during November and December at the state fairgrounds. Poultry Science Team Sent Judging Team to Contests Activities of the Poultry Science Club in- cluded sending a poultry judging team to the National and Southern Intercollegiate Poultry judging contests, entering a queen in the Aggie Princess contest, entering intramural sports FRONT ROW: Earl Danny, Charles Wyche, Janis Eaton. Robert Calvert, Ricky Bengs. ROVV 2: Frank Miller. MK-hael Crain. C. A. Roberts, Dr. Rollin Thayer. Wayne Massie, Eddie and selling Thanksgiving turkeys. Social events included a spring picnic for members and alumni, a Christmas party, recognition of scholarship recipients and the initiation of pledges into the poultry science organization. Hubbell, Russell May. ROW 3: Dr. George Newell, Erwin Igo, Dewaync Muret, W. H. Goolsby, Iimmy Melton, Pat Ozment, Larry' Box. Dairy Science Club Hosted Annual Cheese Festival The Cheese Festival offered many varieties to be sampled. FRONT ROW: Dee Dossett. Linville Bush. Iohn Cunningham. Mary Frances Bornetnann. Mack Tietz, H. C. Olson. ROVV 2: The big event of the fall semester for the Dairy Science Club was the annual Cheese Festival. Other annual events for the club included the dairy science banquet, spring picnic, and queen contest. This year's queen was Beth Boyd. The club again published a yearbook of its activities containing information about the clubls judging team, its officers, and especially honoring the seniors. ln April, the club sponsored a Dairy Day for the dairy farmers in the Stillwater area. An open house, seminars and speakers in- formed the dairymen about innovations and methods of dairy farming that would be most helpful in the future. Steven Fancy, Robert Sallec. ROW 3: Mark Hodson, Dr. I. B. Nlickle, Rodney Sernrad. Frank Bush, Dennis Hubbard, Charles Reynolds. Wiley Pinkston, james Howell. Kent Livingston. I. D. Vaught, Betty Pearson. Shirley Holman, l FRONT ROW: Iames White, Richard Kunze, Beverly Dixon, john Davis, Marilynn Benbrook, Chris Smith, Patricia Cundiil, Eugenne Skelley. ROW 2: Mike Hardin, Richard Hayes, Michael Blevins, Tom Steichen, Norman Wolff, Ernest Ren- frow, Terry Shipley, Iohn Wolfe, Barbara Tyler. ROW 3: Mitchell Cortelyou, Ioe Hampton, Charles Richardson, Karl Iett, Tom Harbison, Terry Hague, Carl Thoma, jim Buck, Harold Bone. ROW 4: Loc Blakley, Steve Sims, Iohn Rem- ington, Wayne Purcell, Darrel Kletke, Jack Hadley, Ralph Van Oostrum, Robert Stafford. Aggie-X Members AH'endecl National Convention Participation in the national convention of American Agriculture Economics Association at Montana State University was a big event for Aggie-X members this year. The club also sent representatives to high school and junior colleges in the Oklahoma area to discuss the held of agricultural economics. Proceeds from the Aggie-X football conces- sion stand financed field trips to Guymon, Tul- sa, and Kansas City, as Well as furnishing funds for the Briscoe Memorial Scholarship and the Farm Management Scholarship. To promote interest in agriculture, Aggie-X spon- sored farm management contests, debate and public speaking contests. They also displayed an exhibit at the Aggie Roundup to further this goal of creating enthusiasm. mt 1 V 5 Aggie-X officers guided club projects throughout the year. FRONT ROW: Dennis Clexken. l.ax'erna Semracl, Ruth Nctherton, john Vwfolle. ROW 2: Sieve Shrixer. Norman Wollli, Charles Richarclson, T. H. Sillier. Larry Peters. Walter Gund. Aggie Toastmasters Developed Speaking Ability The purpose of the Aggie Toastmasters was to improve the speaking ability of agriculture students. Members of the group gave both prepared and extemporaneous speeches while the other members evaluated and offered con- structive criticism. in November the Aggie Toastmasters held a slave auction to raise the funds necessary for a queen contest. This yearis Aggie Toastmasters Queen was Nancy Whitaker, a sophomore from Tulsa. ASAE Held Student-Faculty Picnic, ueen Contest The American Society of Agricultural Engineers participated in many activities throughout the year. Each year the society entered an exhibit in the Engineering Expo- sition. Other activities included field trips, VTRONT RUVV: lamcs Sicichen, Norman VVcst. l.cs'e Cfornctt. leo Sulioriv, David Shaklee. RQW 2: Azharul Ilaquc. Timothy Kfmohari. Agranal Krishna Kumar. Ahhass liaiimian. james work projects to raise funds, a student-faculty picnic, queen contests and honors banquet. Members of ASAE served on both the Agricul- ture and Engineering Student Councils. Brown. Tim Cum. Bethel lierrold. ROW 'Sz Charles Rini-. Paul Helhcrg. Urnnis llatin. Mike Brown. Cecil Sisk. Eddie Clay. David Pope. FRONT ROW: Paul Kraska, Arnold Winston, Cary Beadles, Danette Reneau, lim Barr. Ierry Ott, Ron Smola, W. F. MC- Murphy, advisor. ROW 2: Alvin B. Wilson, Ray Sidwell, Al- vin Wood, Terry Brewer, Terry Trissel, Eldon Bredel, Mike Kuhicek. David Clark, Lewis H. Edwards. ROW 3: Dennis Vernon, Ierry Hancock, Lionil Beutley, David Langston, Car- roll Porter, Greg Pfenning, Daniel Wilson, Fred Knell lack Frost, Richard Fox. ROW 4: Daryl D. Rowley. Loyis E. Boeckman, Alan Le Grand, Bill Witt, john Oldham, Bill Fold. Philip Perryman, Bob Matthiesen, john Haskins, Steve Love! joy. ROW 5: Chuck Pickering, Floyd Maguire, Kenneth Nie- hruegge, Timmy M. Fryer, Ron Duiiield, Carl Dudek, Iohn Lightner, Chris Cole, Garry McCauley, Harold Mammen. Agronomy Club Held High School Crops Contests The Agronomy Cluh was active in many ar- eas last year. In the area of communications, an essay and speech contest was held with the winners being sent to the national convention, held this year in New Orleans, Louisiana. Two memhers were also sent to represent the cluh at the convention. Agronomy Cluh memhers went to speak to vocational agriculture classes all over the state in a recruiting program for future careers in agronomy. To further technical knowledge of agronomy, high school crops, range and judg- ing contests were held, as well as the regional and national soils contests. The Agronomy Cluh took an interest in campus life hy having its queen, Danette Reneau, ride as an entry in the homecoming parade. Peanuts were weighed and sacked prior to the annual sale. 4-H'ers Spent Their Saturdays at IOA Boys Ranch 4-H1-rs brought cheer to the underprivileged at Christmas. FRONT ROW: johnny Snyder, Shirley Welch, Sue Girnkel, Lynne Owens, Helen Weigandz, Iohn Belding, Mary Peters, Dorothy Harp, Particia Harp. ROW 2: Linda McAfee, Melinda Von Thrasher, Linda Fullbright, Rosaleah Leven, Dee Dossett, Charlotte Lash, Mary Parratt, Sarita Sehneeberger, Judy Wid- ney, Linda Ketchum. ROW 3: Sandra Clement, Iusy Bixler, Becky Krahka, Barbara Pfenning, Sharon Winters, Iulia Roush. Phyllis Mock, Mary Bornemann, Susan Shepherd, Lola Miller. .i 5 11... .- i Delta Sigma Alpha, Collegiate 4-H, held a fall hamburger fry to begin their activities for the year. In addition, the new members sponsored a Slave Auction to raise funds for the club. Members actively helped the community by giving a Christmas party for underprivileged children. They also spent many of their Sat- urdays at the IOA Boys Ranch, south of Perk- ins, Working with those boys who were in- terested in 4-H. The club also held a senior party at the State 4-H Round-Up for all high school graduating seniors. It was hoped that this would help them have a continued interest in 4-H after they leave high school. Iudy Hansen, Linda Gillig. ROW 4: Ianie Tyler, Annabell Muller, Patricia Hybsha, Linda Manning, Janet Simmons, De- nise Lash, Iayne Hedges, Emily Warner, Roberta Dowdy, Cor- delia Lentz, Linda Key, Kerby Crowell, 1. D. Vaught. ROW 5: Le Roy Zaehgo, Pete Teel, Lynda Hogan, Ruth Netherton, Dean Dunnam, Larry Olson, Dewayne Muret, Ton Stuiben, Larry Brooks, Steve Chessmore, Ioe Iohnson, George Rhea. ll Outstanding Student Teachers Honored by FFA Vlountim: up nas the hardest part ol, the donlwy hall game. The Collegiate Future Farmers of America sponsored several unusual activities during the year. like the goat harhecuew held in the lall. They also challenged the memhers of Block and Bridle to a donkey haslcethall game. Along more conventional lines, thirty-tive of their memhers attended the National FFA Convention in Kansas City. The OSU chapter also hosted the State FFA Convention for all Qklahoma high school chapters. FFA ntenthers also proved that they recog- nized the importance of excellence in academ- ics hy sponsoring a scholarship in agriculture. They also honored their memhers yvho were outstanding student teachers with a hanquet in their honor. FRONT RUVV: David Messenger. Dwayne VVallis. l.exyis Knapp. Roy Harrelson. l.arry Little. joe VVayne Smith. Cary VVood. Ronald Schmidt. Mike Hardin. ROW 2: Hill D llsaver. Fourtner. linnnv Salter. RUVV -1: joe Sherle. Larry VVinnett. lfddie YVhitxyorth. Dennis Vernon. Charles Smith. F. Davfs Clonsoulin, Charles Freeman. RONV '3: Cary Clark. james VVayne Seeleldth. james Horne. Ronald Stehhins. I FRONT ROW: George Cook. Warren Noland, Loran Zwei- Herman Wright, Ronnie Dean, Ierry Ott. Woodard Springstube. at-ker, john Crabb, lack Stuteville. ROW 2: Sam Walden. joe Carl Helyyig, Pat Ozment. ROW -1: R. A. Devore, Don Kirby. Murray, Kerry Egner. Dwight Dickey, Brock Presgroye, jerry Charley Iones. Glen Schickendanz. Ronald Long, Doug Fisher. Winn, John Peace. Gary Tucker. ROW 3: Dennis Miller. Charl3s IVleFate, Tony Kennedy. ' w Susan Gixens. Nlangum junior. as their lil-'A Queen this year. lt was her responsi- bility to represent the club at its various Tha Collegiate lftuure lfarmers chose Miss at-tixiities during the year. W , Block and Bridle Helped Witb OQHA Spring Sbow Donkey ballgames proved very exciting for all those involved. FRONT ROW: Fred Ferrell, jesse Vlitehell, Cary Duncan, Richard Hiinbury, Ronnal Stoll. Bob Cetz. ROVV 2: Larry Olson. Charles Bates. Mike May, Eric Grant, Rodney Gungoll Raymond Brown. jane VVatson. ROVV 3: Rosaleah Leven This year the activities of the Block and Bridle Club were compiled to form a year-book which especially featured the graduating sen- iors and the records of the various judging teams. Several contests were sponsored by Block and Bridle during the spring. These included a cutting horse contest in March, a meats judging contest in April, and a livestock judg- ing contest in May. In the fall, Block and Bridle Club members jointly sponsored an annual donkey basketball game with the Collegiate FFA. In March, the Block and Bridle Club helped with the Okla- homa Quarter Horse Association spring show. Miss Cvven Booth was selected to represent the group as Block and Bridle queen. Cage Marianne. Carolyn Gunn. Dcnnise jellcries. Ernest Bre- del. Roy Ressel. john Magee. Paul Howard. ROW -1: jim Colpitt. Bob Kropp. Troy Ashby. VVayne fVlils. jerry Arthur. Bernon Butler. K .fl fl 5 -ra FIRST ROW: Roger Balvs. Lynn l:0l dOI1. Caroline Milla-r. Shirley Holman. Mark Miller. Vaclcn Morgan. ROW 2: Dala- Cooncliun. l.. I. Nlcffray. Rodney Drake. Kenneth Parrott. Kon Oslivl. B. T. Ferguson. Bill Fulinn. ROVV 3: Bill Noblv. Miki' Wright. loc Hrmgan. Larry Heiclebrcc-ht. Carl Fuqua. Allan Hensley. Nolan Ibm-5. Michael Decwall. ROVV -1: Allen Burns Ronnie Surgart. Buycl Hughes. Robert Beavers. Bob Howard Rick Davis. DQ-waynv Mural. lliilinv, clwrilwyk mul playing lmaslwllmall an Imnl vnrmuuli in :lu !IlLllXIllLlJlllN. lm: tliwi :rr ilw Narui' tirru. l'xe-115 rival irii-L, liulif' !.ll4'mc'4l llliilx mul llricllm- im-uilwu ilicl lwilm P i FRONT ROW: leff London, Ronald Barber, Mike Beach, Clar- ence Moorman, Roger Bean, Robert Fischer, Phil Pierce. ROW 2: Walter Gund, R. M. Nothenington, Dennis Powell, Ierry Allen, Thomas Beard, Tom Chambers, Roy Swords, Rnady Crumley. ROW 3: Russ Tharp, Iirn Huil, Larry Kindt, Ever- ett Cole, Iohn Erickson, Ir., Iames Eck, Larry Schaopreld, Ron Ball, Bucky Franklin. ROW 4: Max Kiteh, Philip Tedder, Iames Cheek, Ir., Ruth Bill, Bob Hinds, Ioe Rother, Tom Creider, T. H. Silker, I. L. Teate, Rickey Tevebaugh. ROW 5: Terry Baker, Bruce Padgham, Phillip Batchclder, Larry Miller. Forestry Club Entered Float in Homecoming Parade The Forestry Club began its year with a Log Iam in the fall and then continued an active schedule for the rest of the year. Members attended the Southeastern Forestry School Conclave. Other activities which required much Work and preparation Were the club's Homecoming float, its operation of a conces- sion stand to raise money, the cutting and selling of firewood and Christmas tree sales. A queen contest sponsored by the club and ent- ered by girls from various living groups served to arouse interest in the club and its activities. For the recreation of the members, the organi- zation entered intramural sports and then in the spring celebrated the annual Timber Car- nival. The year was ended with the honoring of special members at the spring awards banquet held in the Student Union. Marsha jenkins reigned as the 1958-59 Forestry Club Queen. Hor'ric:ul+ure Club Show Demonstrated Landscaping Beautiful flower displays were abundant at the Hort Show. FRONT ROW: Richard Adams, Susan Hight, lack Kurt. Susie Messall. Gerald Klingarnan, Mary Quinlan. ROVV 2: Robert Seebeclc, Michael Loudenslager, Barrett Kays. Sylvia Melton. Activities got ollf to a good start for the Hor- ticulture Club, when it sponsored a Hort Show on the Skylight Terrace of the Union. The annual event demonstrated many aspects of horticulture including landscaping, nursery production, and flower arranging. The clubis activities quickened in the spring when a field trip was taken to states in the surrounding area, a strawberry feed was held, and lVIother's Day was observed with a coleus sale. Other important activities included gather- ing grafting Wood for pecan growers, assisting the FFA judging contests, participation in the Aggie Roundup, and the election of a queen. Steve Shriver, Richard Payne. ROW 3: Keith Talbot, Michael Williams, john Goodman. Lloyd Trogdon, Lonnie Lankford, Kide Hopping, jimmy Satterlee. Student Entertainers Marked BI Years of Service 'SQ These Entertainers were ready to take off for another show. FRONT ROW: Connie Osborn. Sandra Clements, Tina Rhoades. ROW 2: Ashley Alexander, Cheryl Hedrick. Bettye Arthur, Linda Skinner, Marsha Maxwell, Carolyn Bouldin. Emily Warner, Barbara Schaefer. ROW 3: Bill O'I.oughlin, Elizabeth Letterman. Sally Banks. Mary Ioyner, l.orinda Lacy. Gloria Arter, lqnelle Lancaster, Dianna Cole, Peggy Tomko, Connie Hart. ROW -1: Pat Clrillin, Carol Gasser, Martha Oklahoma State Student Entertainers have been rendering their community services for 31 years through performances before civic clubs, schools, and churches. They also pro- vided entertainment for campus events such as banquets, conferences, and other student and faculty groups. Every year the students also present shows free of charge to every military installation in Oklahoma. In addition to their state-wide travels, the entertainers have made two USO tours overseas and are presently en- gaged in making application for another tour. The Student Entertainers this year honored Mr. Ashley Alexander, student entertainer di- rector, at a surprise appreciation dinner. lVlany people joined in this expression of thanks for l3 years of service. Iohnston, Barbara l.c-verton. Brenda Krittenbrink, Robin Curtis. Iudy Pierce, Patricia Hybsha, Nancy Rhymes. Donna Rrink. ROW 5: Larry Swales, joe Dunn, Leslie Libo, Young Lee, Lar- rell Birdsong, Clillord Birdsong, Howard Birdson, Dennis Lung- strum, Howard Sanders, Herb Iimmerson. ROW 6: Gerald Kecton, George Rhea. Ned Kessler, Harold Wright, Mike Car- ter, Michael Ellison. 258 WW' FRONT ROW: Steven Mace, Iohn Vlfiggins, Linda Ray, Michael I. White. ROW 2: Dennis G. Huchteman, lane Wilder, Mike Rohleder, Georgiana Gathers, Don Warnberg. Intercollegiate Party Swept Fall Senate Races The ICP polls were a busy place during the spring election. The Intercollegiate Party got Oli to a good start last year by sweeping ten out of ten sen- ate races in the fall general election. This was accomplished by a united party backing each candidate in the primaries and then again in the general election. The ICP placed large ads in the O'Colly, distributed pamphlets, and put up posters in support ol the party and its can- didates bclore each election. The ICP believed in independent thinkers and was looking toward representative student government that would reach every student on campus. The leadership ol' the party spon- sored an extensive membership campaign in the fall to accomplish this goal. As a result, the party gained in number and strength dur- ing the last year. University Party officers were Ion Bond, Richard Miller, Randy Hopkins, and Leonard Green. University Party Organized Reforms On All Levels The University Party had an exciting year, with the first convention ending in disorder and accusations of incorrect adjournment pro- cedure. This situation prompted action on the part of University Party oiiicers to reorganize the party structure on all levels. A Ward and precinct system was set up in the living groups, as Well as complete reorganization of the cen- tral committee of the party. Sports Car Rallies and Gymnkhanas Provecl Exciting The yearis main activities for the Aggie Sports Car Club included rallies and gymkha- nas. Films of outstanding racing events were featured at several meetings. These activities helped fulfill the purpose of the club, which FRONT ROW: Iohn Hamilton, Pete Icpson, Batch Teel. ROW 2: David Rice, Alan Hamilton, jack King. Susie Field, Iudy Hamilton, Steve Sanderman, John Folwell, Ierf Icopecky, Charles was to promote interest in sports cars and motor sports. The group was also able to send members to assist at the regional and national Sports Car Club of America races. Runds, Dan Stall. ROW 3: Stu Mutt, Iohn George, lack Smith, Don Kendall, Tim Wint, Ron McLoud, Steve Matlock, Fred Matlock, Iohn Highlander. .. f - 8 . .,f K 'Sigh I . Phi Eta Sigma Encouraged Scholastic Excellence .a 'PH' ii 'indllahmnlh-all Maman-W. t wad' A tutoring program aided those members who needed help. FRONT ROW: Charles Lane, Chris Stewart, Robert Ault, joe Hamill, Terry Vance, Eldon Sodowsky, Terry Eastham. ROW 2: Iohn Williams, Iohn Wakelield, Troy Sanders, Harvey Payne. Tom Steiehen. Iohn Davis, Louis Cehm, jerry Roll. ROW 'Sz Charles Freeman, Charles Johnston, Iames Steichen, Dennis Phi llta Sigma was a national scholastic honorary lor freshman men. To be eligible lor membership a 3.5 grade average had to be maintained during the first semester or first year. The group held tivo smokers for their prospective members. The members also participated in an orien- tation program to help themselves make suc- cessful future study plans. Along this same line, members took part in a tutoring program for other members who needed help in certain classes. All of the activities supported the goals of Phi Eta Sigma, which are to recognize men of outstanding scholastic ability and encourage their future success. Cates, Ronnie Meyer, Charles Baker, Steven Sehnitzer, Stephen Penuel. ROW 4: Cary Fleming, Preston Pulliam, Dean Taylor. Jerry Butterhaugh, Anthony Dill, David Buck. Harry Birdwell, Richard lennings. i s E 5 4 I X FRONT ROW: Roy Harrelson, Charles Smith, Larry Little, ROW 2: Gary Clark, james Knapp, Dwayne Walls, loc Sherle, Gary Fourtner, Edith Whitforth, Larry Wlnnett, Ioe Smith, Wayne Seefeldt, Iames Horne, Dennis Vernon, Ronald Stebbins. OSU Delegates Conducted National ATA Initiation Alpha Tau Alpha, national agricultural ed- ucation fraternity, helped prepare its members for careers in teaching. The club had a panel of its senior members tell their experiences as student vocational agriculture teachers. A del- ACE Taped Elementary The elementary education majors of the Association for Childhood Education heard many interesting speakers and panels at their monthly meetings. Programs were presented on pre-school observation, Providing Experi- FRONT ROVV: Lynn Ridge, Kay Bales, Elaine Scheiofel, jackie Cunningham, Marilyn Proctor, Pam Wilson, Linda Gillig. ROW 2: Georgia Helm, Winette Royer, Mary Breedlove. egation vvas sent to the national Alpha Tau Alpha conclave in Kansas City, where it was chosen to conduct a national initiation for honorary members. Social Studies Lessons ences for Disadvantaged Childrenf, and What to Expect in a Teacher Intervievvf, The main project for the group was the record- ing of social studies lessons for use in Still- Water elementary schools. ROW 3: Ann Belew, Sherry Cross, Carol Brazil, Vicki Domnick, Carol Richert, Patty Moore, Mary Grundmann, Charlotte Strecker, Ellem Imes. AWS Studied Liberalization of Hours for Women . , 'i ffiikf 5 . Z, ,. ,, gf Q Y W L it 5 5 5 5 T I-Board ruled on special privileges and queen contests. FRONT ROW: Becky Wilson, Ieanette Marsh, Ann Taylor. Vicki Morris, Ian Lale, Margaret Leath, Sandra Swaney. ROW 2: Io Shriver, lean Herholsheimer, Alda Ley, Deborah Durbin, Karen Collins, Beth Coe, Sheila Alexander, Cheryl Reid. ROW 73: Rhonda Conarro. Linda Boston, Catherine Hunter, Vicky The Legislative Board of the Association of Women, Students was composed of represen- tatives from each Womenis living group. They were active in implementing a freshman ori- entation program, revising the AWS Constitu- tion, and sponsoring an International-Ameri- can Friendship Program. A committee was also formed to study further liberalization of women's hours and womenas housing. Ieanet- te Marsh was chairman of the board. The judicial Board, with loyce Iohnson as chairman, composed the Special Privileges Board that was in charge of the Senior Privi- leges Program. This board also sponsored the Miss OSU Contest and was in charge of regu- lations for all other queen contests. Carignan, Sue Freese, Carla Maynard, Elizabeth West. Dana Cox, Ruth Montgomery. ROW 4: Elaine Scheitel, Diane Dit- mars, Mary Miller, Martha Iellrey, Iackie Yount, Elizabeth Davis, Marie Pierce, Janie Gasoway. FRONT ROW: Orrin R. Tatchid, Advisor, Gene A. Cook, Ad- visor, Robert V. Zoppel, David C. Laughrey, Margaret Dunn, lim Colpitt, R. B. Haulenbeek, Ir., Arthur R. Tate. ROW 2: lane Wheeler, Linda Bardard, Gina Plumlee, Larry Blake, Karen Pratt, Donna McGee, Don Shrolf, Iim Wehmuller, Rickey Gladden. ROW 3: Rex Bowen, Alan Doughty, Neal Willison, lack Keck, Art Rogers, Charles Kennedy, lim Rader, Harvey Van, Dean Vaughn, Bandy Scholtz. ROVV -1: Michael Warner, Robert McCoy, Nolan Dorsey, Jimmie Thomas. Iohn Lack, Cary Ritzhaupt, Lee Montgomery. John Demlow. Alex Holsinger, jim Buck, Randy Vaughn. ROW 5: Steve Hamil- ton, Rebecca Haulenbeek, Norman West, Ioe Rother. Bob Hinds, Larry Miller, Mitchell Dobson, Bill Elliott, Randy Morgan. L. I. lVIcCray. Flying Aggies Visited FAA Aeromedical Center The OSU Flying Aggies had a busy year. Several members competed in the National Intercollegiate Flying Association meet at Fort Collins. In May, they went to another NIFA meet in St. Louis. Programs during the year covered such top- ics as aircraft safety and aerobatic flying. The club also toured the FAA Center and aeromed- ical complex in Oklahoma City. These pro- grams fulfilled the purposes of Flying Aggies, which were to promote aviation education for the training of skilled pilots and to interest others in the field of aviation. One of the featured speakers during the year was lVlr. Walt Plummer, who was from the Air Trallic Control Center of the Tulsa Interna- tional Airport with the FAA. The lilying Aggies spent much ol' their time in the: air. Wit i ra FRONT ROW: Thomas Z. Cooper. Terry Cox, Paul Babonis, Kindlcr, Arlin L. Lambert, Louis Bullock, William Lcho, Paul Paul Ira Kuzneleoll, Kent Livingston, Don Bcchtold, Robert Sherrell. Roy Faulker. ROW 2: Lcc Carson, Ken Douglass, Louis East Bennc-:H Council Established Judicial Board East Bennett Council was active in many Ways to improve conditions in their dorm and provide activities for its residents. Through the efforts of the council the first dorm weight room was opened, their test File increased to Alpha Kappa Psi Too Alpha Kappa Phi traveled to St. Louis, Mis- souri for their annual Held trip. Members toured the Post Dispatch Newspaper, the Fed- eral Reserve Bank, and the Anheuser-Busch Corporation. The annual Homecoming mum FRONT ROW: Don DcLanccy. Charles Baker, Larry Mitchell, lid Hazelton, lim Chapman. ROW 2: lfrank Nelson, Cordon Gilbert. Cary Dodson, Roger McCoy. Bill Ilcyclcnburk. Iohn Cox. l 6,000 pages, plans were finalized for the co- educational living complex, and a judicial board was established. Residents were also able to have movies shown in the dorm. k Field Trip to S+. Louis sale furnished funds for the College of Busi- ness Dean's Honor Roll banquet. Guest speak- ers featured during the year included Torn Pickard, of Continental Oil, and W. R. Stew- ard, head of IBM Corporate Relations. Keith Milli-r. ROW 3: Steve Dickey, john Morrison. Inc Han- son. Fred Watson, Rod Anderson, Richard Dicks, Richard Root, Karry Parsons. , .ii - Senator Bellmon Spoke 'ro SW Executive Sales Club Members learned that technique was important in salesmanship. FRONT ROW: Alvin Beadles, Ierry Quigley, Mark Hodson, Iames Howell, Steve Walker, Ralph VanOostmm, Mike Cagle, Roger Hansen. ROW 2: Ioe Bethel, Larry Stone, Dwight Sat- terheld, Donnie Thomas, Mike Whitworth, Dave Langston, Elmus Beale, Larry Warren, Thomas Smith, Charles Mayes. ROW 3: Douglas Hale, jerry Gill, Tommy Iohnson, Lonnie Huff, loc Smith, Bob Ault, Wayne Chernicky, Larry Barnett, Z - A OSU,s Southwestern Executive Sales Club opened its membership to all students who wanted to 'Smake the best bettera' in their per- sonal lives as well as their professions. The club emphasized the learning and practice of the basic success principles of salesmanship and management. Club activities ranged from athletic intramural teams to an annual man- agement and leadership seminar at Lake Ar- rowhead Lodge. During the year club members heard and met successful and distinguished leaders and businessmen ranging from Dr. Robert Kamm, OSU Presidentg Senator Henry Bellmong and Dr. Kenneth McFarland, public relations con- sultant for General Motors. Buddy Curnutt served this year as the club's president. Lennie Coffey, David Kinzer, Cary Beadles. ROW 4: Carson McKeown, Jerry Remington, Lynn Hoch, Clay Ellis, Mitchell Cortelyou, Dwight Dickey, Larry Rourke, Ioe Deupree, C. H. Codding, Donald Moore. ROW 5: Charles Cunkcl, lim Helm, Richard Crau, Raymond Wheatley, Mark Miller, Garry Ball. Roger Randolph, Larry Whaling, Don Cardner, Gus Shi, Ed- ward Cuess, Buddy Curnutt. -l-l.. FRONT ROW: William Golden. Louise Teague, Ianice Farr, Burdettya Carvie, Catherine lfeldt, Sandra Clement, Gina Plumlee, Kay Bales. Peggy Arterburn, ROW 2: Cynthia Hess, Mary Goodpaster, Nancy Sanders, Sue Tucker, Lynda Hogan, Diane Downing. Carol Shoekley, Ida Touchstone, Lawanda Nel- son, Carol Hinshaw, Carol Paden, Iessica Dugan, ROW 3: Tom Cody. Ian Potts, Carol Chapel, Lynn Moreland, Karen Huneke, Georgia Roussalis, Ina Fry, Mary Schulte, Sheila Al- exander. Debbie Yesian. ROW 4: Nancy Martin, Robert Wil- liams, Nimrod Chapel, Charles Bahos, joe Alexander, Mark Pisarra, Preston Pulliam, Larry Blake, Nita Giles, Nancy Over- man, Stephanie Davis. ROW 5: Frank Robbins. Steve Den- man, Ralph Hess, Lonnie Huff, Richard Nash, john Williarns. Chris Conn, Bob Murphy, Charles Alden, Iames Cain, Steven Seanitzer, Jerry Bradley. Young Democrats Endorsed Monroney, Humphrey The OSU Young Democrats Worked vigor- ously in support of Democratic candidates in the November elections. Many of their activi- ties were on behalf of Mike Monroney, U.S. Senate incumbent. The group had a breakfast and reception for Senator Monroney when he visited the OSU campus during Homecoming. During the visit his campaigners, known as Minis for Mikef attracted much attention. The Young Democrats also gave a luncheon in honor of Mrs. Monroney. The Young Democrats were also active in their support of Dr. Iohn Goodwin, OSU pro- fessor, in his race for oth District Congress- man. During November, the OSU Young Democrats set up booths in the Student Union and distributed information on the Democratic Party's candidate, Hubert Humphrey. President Bill Golden presided at Young Di-uiot-rats meetings. FRONT ROW: Ronald Lyn Grooms, Aida Key, Carolyn Nie- bruegge, Gary W. Burnell, Susie Goldner, Phillip White, Thomis iillis. Donald L. johnson, ROW 2: Fred Kinzcr. Dor- Beta Gamma Sigma Ha Beta Gamma Sigma was a scholastic hono- rary for students majoring in business admin- istration. Pledging was in the spring and only the top 20 per cent of the graduate students, the top 10 per cent of the seniors, and the top othy Landsman, Karen Thomason, Adrian Vorderlandxvehr, james A. Crocker. Dean Wertz, Gary Rogers, Carr VleClen- don, IH, Gerald Lynn Box. cl High Grade Requirement 4 per cent of the juniors in the field were eli- gible. Each year the group also honored one outstanding freshman and one outstanding sophomore in business administration. Beginning Accountants Helped by Beta Alpha Psi Beta Alpha Psi, an honorary professional accounting fraternity, aided its members through field trips, programs, banquets, and lectures by professional businessmen. Ac- counting majors with a 3.0 average were eli- FRONT ROW: jayne Gill, Gary Burnell, Aida Ley, Dean Wertz, Karen Thomason, Susie Golder, Walter james, Lynda Herod. ROW 2: judy Gilchrist, joel Ilriee, jackie Yount, Charles Powell, Dorothy Landsman, Harold lVIt-Elraft, Sherry Smith, Carolyn Niebruegge, Michael Anley, Linda Rogers, Thomas Ellis. Eneth Banks, Steven Dungan, Donald johnson. ROW '3: john Kern, Bruce Chill. G. D. Talialerro, David lfrye, Tim Kinney. Charles Bleu. john Stanlield, Fred Kinzer, gible for membership. The organization also conducted a tutoring program for beginning accounting students and also aided those under the Head Start program in filling out their state and federal tax returns. Sterling Carherry, Michial Warner, Gene Reding. ROW -1: Orland Lee, Steve Nelson, David Lorenzen, Terry Chapel. Gor- don Gilbert, james Crocker, Terry McGee, Pat Thomas. Billy Edwards, Van Russell. ROW 5: Gerald Box, Carr Mt'Clendon, William Copeland, V. Adrian, Warren Shreve, jim Parks, Herb Green, Don Mt-Connell, Ronald Grooms, Gary Rogers, VVilliam Schaefer, ivan fVlt-Farland. 9 PU FRONT ROVV: Iames Mu:-llcr, William Sumner, Mft-haul Urtloll, Leroy johnson, Iimmie Kilgore, Phillip Harris, Ion Ilobbs. Richard Phariss. ROW 2: Louis Mcllaniels, Evan Cur- tis, lin-cl Clark, Mike Hoi-llzel, Iohn Lewis. ROW '3: Alan Harper. Brian Devon ish. ASME Planned Programs for Mechanical Engineers The American Society of Mechanical Engi- neers joined with other mechanical engineer- ing organizations in sponsoring programs throughout the year. The group also encour- aged its members to enter an essay contest sponsored by its national organization. The ASME Queen, Miss Diane Staines, was a final- ist in the annual Engineering Queen contest. Beta Upsilon Sigma Promoted lndustry and Business Beta Upsilon Sigma, business women's pro- fessional club, promoted a standard of high scholarship and encouraged participation in school activities among its members. They also furthered interest in civic and professional l5llUN'l' RUXV: Connie Briant. Diane Cunningliani. liayllvll Rliorlvs. Mary Copeland. Ifuliv Davis. Carolyn Trotter. RCJVV 2: l.incla 'I'racc. lane! Loomis, Sian-5 lluish. Nancy Staggs. Nlarsli lidniunclson. Sharon KI:-it-livll. Karen Tones, loan liil- enterprises through field trips to a leading bus- iness or industry. Speakers at club meetings each month highlighted their visits by inform- ing members on the workings of the business World in a competitive age. lingslcy. Kathi 'l'uul4er. ROVV 3: Iaync Ciill. Paifcia Park. linda Clinnlin. Paula VVright, lerric Nlclilallin. Marilyn Miser. Ruth Cales. julia Rousli. Beverly Dickson. A2 Eta Kappa Nu Founded A. E. Naeter Scholarship Eta Kappa Nu engineers chose Melody VVells as their Queen. FRONT ROW: Lee Woodside. Raymond Edwards. Kenneth Case, Clifford Halen. james McDougal, Cary Ifauss. Frank Bet- tine. Richard Lobrecht. ROW 2: Charles Cunkel, Bill Ros- well, Charles Ciskowski, joe Kellerby. Hardy Sears. Don Dra- per, jim Haines, Bill jett. john Stoops. Robert Covey. ROWV 3: Eta Kappa Nu, honorary fraternity for elec- trical engineers, undertook many profitable and rewarding projects to assist in the educa- tion ol members and students in electrical engineering. This year saw the founding of the A. E. Naeter scholarship in the amount of 55100 which was presented once a semester. Eta Kap- pa Nu also sponsored a tutoring program lor students enrolled in the various electrical en- gineering and computer science courses. An- other useful service rendered by the fraternity was the provision of locks to electrical engi- neering students working in open labs. This year, Eta Kappa Nu celebrated pledge week with the induction of 13 new members. The club also awarded its most outstanding sopho- more with a slide rule. Calvin Hammack, jack Suggs, jon Heath, Charles Baker, Terry Vance. Don Cray, james Reagcr. ROW 4: Ancel Sherrard, james VValters, james Bailey. john Leeper, George Marshall, jerry Keylon, W. Kent Stowell, Bill Rauh. 'rx FRONT ROW: Jane Dyer, Janet lnoniis, B. B. Crillitli, Pamela Coke. Ethel Steichen. ROW 2: Diana George. Dana Cox, Lena- vee Deeds. Darla Stone. Judy Parks. Kathi Tucker. ROW 3: May Ann Copland, Carol Andrews, Davida Barkley, Ruby Franks, Donna Mitchell, Diane Cunningham. Janice Williams. Karne Collins. Pat Carey. Pi Omega Pi's Taught Evening Typewriter Courses Business education majors with a 3.0 grade average were eligible for membership in Pi Omega Pi. The group's purpose was to pre- pare its members for careers in teaching. This was done by having speakers on business edu- cation at the monthly meetings. Several mem- bers volunteered to teach an evening typewrit- er course in the Stillwater Community Action Program as a way of gaining practical experi- ence in teaching. Kappa Delta Pi Held Seminars on World Education Kappa Delta Pi, honorary organization for education majors, worked to encourage high scholastic standards and professional ethics among its members. Meetings consisted of seminars on education in the United States FRONT ROW: lilizabeth Riddle. D:-e Ann Carrett. Kathy Risner. Janet l.oornis. Ann Belew, Carol Brazil, Karen Smith. Nancy Bollmer. Janet Nichols. Kay Carter. ROW 2: Jo Ann Myers. Connie Coonrad, Cheryl llieks. Jane Carlile, Juanita Squire. Joanne Alexander, Pamela Coke, Marilyn linseh, Nor- ma Kepford. Sherry Hale. Yukio Yokoyaina. ROVV 'Ez Linda and around the world. The organization also gave a S200 scholarship to a junior who quali- fied according to scholastic average, activities, and need. An outstanding sophomore award was also given. Smith. l.inda Cooeb, Martha Parker. Carolyn Stephens. Sharon Johnston. Joyce Powers. Linda Rose, Martha Wheatley, Karen Huneke, Marilyn Brady. Linda Cillig. ROW -l: Kay Maynard, Betty Bullard, Deloris Ramsey. Nancy Albritton. Kris Holin- berg, Paula Young, Merrily Milburn. Eileen Kelle. Carol An- drews. Davida Barkley. Carla Young. Jana Cook. I Sigma Tau Honored Top Freshmen in Engineering Sigma Tau pledges were put to work before their initiation. FRONT ROW: Clillord Halen, Steven Guest, Bruce Ander- son, Leonard Magnuson, Terry Vance, Mike Bolick, Bill Rauh, Robert Covey. ROW 2: Matt Sooter, Michael Nash, Bill Jett, Charles Iames, Lynn Ridgeway, Charles Ciskowski, Bill Roswell, Charles Gunkel, James Reager, Bert Okoye, Larry Stinnett. ROVV 3: Glen Phariss. Carl Orrick, Calvin Hammack, Kenneth Moore, Don Knowles, Hardy Sears, Benny Hockersmith, George Hoffman, James Stelchcn, Ierry Keylon, Iohn Stoops, Richard Sigma Tau, the slide rule club for freshman and sophomore engineering majors, sponsored many activities during this last year. In keep- ing with the tradition of attracting high school students to OSU,s engineering college, the club sponsored a career day for these students dur- ing Engineering Week. Among its own mem- bers, Sigma Tau promoted participation in en- gineering clubs and encouraged achievement through scholarships and awards. The club honored the outstanding engineering freshman and presented a scholarship for the second se- mester. In the general interest of all engineer- ing students, the club sponsored several im- portant speakers. Another pertinent event in- cluded participation in Engineering Week. Hood. ROW 4: D. W. Buchanan, Philip Holeman, Cary Wood, Donald Bebee, Charles Baker, Willard Bowlin, David Smith, Kent Stowell, Iames Cain, Bill Grego, Tripp Fezler, Robert Enis. ROW 5: Santosh Goswami, Larry Bagzis, Ken- neth Case, William Cummins, Iohn Potts, Bob Tomlinson, jack Skinner, Lawrence Roberts, George Marshall, Alan Carl- son, Iames Walters, Ancel Sherrard, Nl. Z. Farukhi, Gary Coleman. x 1 s fi . flseft to Righty Mrs. Nancy Amis, Sheila Alexander, Ioann Rogers, Mary Coodpaster, Pat Linton, Barbara Batchelder, Mar- garet Cook. lane Girod. Alpha Beia Alpha Sponsored Paperback Book Sale Alpha Beta Alpha was a national library science fraternity open to all students inter- ested in librarianship. Besides a Christmas party and spring picnic, Alpha Delta chapter's activities included the annual paperback book Alpha Pi Mu Installed Alpha Pi Mu Was an industrial engineering fraternity composed of juniors, seniors, and graduate students. The monthly meetings were highlighted by presentations from Dr. Kinney of OSU's accounting department and Mr. Ger- FRONT ROW: Cary Coleman, Michael Muszo, Philip Hole- man, Dr. G. T. Stevens, Paul Richter, Kenneth Case. ROW 2: sales. The proceeds from these sales went for a S425 Library Science scholarship which was awarded to Babetta Iimpie. The spring se- mester saw the initiation of the fall pledge class. Chapter a+ Kansas State ald Ieter of Continental Pipeline. The chapter was chosen to install a national chapter at Kansas State University. The group also en- tered an exhibit in the Engineering Exposition. Bill Grego, Stephen Wilder, Lawrence Roberts, Alan Carlson. William Crenup, M. Z. Farukhi. ,figs f ,zgg-sw -gal...-r.2,,6 - ,.-. E . - 7 ftgwafn ,- rf' SP, 31 'H 1 SEA Members Learned About Teacher Involvement Dr. Hampton tried to get SEA memhers imvolved in teaching. FRONT ROW: janet Loomis. Ieannie jones. Michael Doughty. Ronald Raper, lim Helm. Larry Ravenscrolt. David Wase. Su- san Chilcoat, Nancy Stiles, Renee Kauerauli. ROW 2: Linda Moak, Cay Shipley. Mary Ankersheil, Iudy Markwell. Linda Bentley. Mary Olsen, Ina Moles. Iieah Hutchins. Linda Con- tratto, Nancy Martin. Iudyth Hinds. ROW 'lr Sheila Alexan- der, Ifllen Imes, Ieanne Saied. Cheryl Chaat. Judy Hansen, Carol Brazil, Carol Shockley. Betty Bullard, Martha Parker, l.ola Cox. Vlahala Babcock. Rebecca Hammer. ROW -1: Patsy Oliver. The Student Education Association was ac- tive in preparing its members for careers in teaching. One interesting program during the year was a panel of elementary students who gave their ideas on what a good teacher was. Another program was given hy Dr. lohn Hampton of the educational psychology de- partment. He showed some short films con- cerning various teaching situations that stim- ulated a discussion on the teacher's involve- ment with his students. A teacher recruiter also spoke and explained what recruiters look- ed for when interviewing prospective teachers. SEA oliicers for 1968-69 were jim Helm, president, Kathy Cheatham, vice-president, and Deidra McGriii, secretary. Cindy Harhaugh. lfllleda Bates. Ann Belew. Brenda Barnes. Mary lane Ellis, Sherrie Perkins, Sharon Cordis, Kay Bales. Cynthia Hess. Linda Coll. ROW 5: judy Brooks, Cayle Mit- chell. Ida Touchstone, Linda Garner, Georgia Helm. Donna Graves, Iudy Irey. Nancy Eyster, Patti Coffey. Suzanne Thomp- son, Pamela Coke. ROW 5: Marcia Tuttle, jill Carrison. Sher- ry Cross, Iodce lfngelking, Karen Yeager, Martha Selhy. Ierrie McClallin, Sharon Lenahurg, Carla Young. Jana Cook, Uavida Barkley. Carol Andrews. ll 2 6 2 ll FRONT ROW: Paula Brand, Charlotte Streclcer, Jo Lynn Autry. Carla Maynard, Mary Breedlove, Sherryl Mellott. Sheryl llnderyyood, Diane Kreie, Dorothy Harp. ROW 2: Norma Kepford, Patricia Harp, Kay Arnold, Kathy Cheatham, Deh- hie Herrmann, Sarah Little, Ward Sherrill, Judy Gilliland. Janice Farr, Barbara Thompson, Phyllis Mock, Letha Gaudle. ROW 3: Marilyn Ensch, Martha Wheatley, Karen Huneke, Stephanie Davis, Relleen Smith, Nancy Overman, Clay Ellis. Anne Maynard, Bill Surnnea, Janet Blaize, Adrienne Roberts, Joanne Alexander, Barbara Lemon. ROW -l: Jo Ann Dale. Kathy Radelill, Karen Gollins. Mary Ann Primo, Sara Burns, Linda Snyder. Mary Schulte. Jane Scroggs, Pat Cury, Sue Lone ergan, Pat Linton. Barbara Allen. ROW 5: Janet Woodard, Kathy Pitts, VVinette Royer. Kay Maynard. Mary Lynn Ste- phens, Shary Lynn Hale, Diane Doerr, Twyla Woody. Dana Cox, Deloris Ramsey, Glenda Collins, Merrily Milburn, Linda Gimlin. ROW 6: Burdettya Garvie, Judi Lair, Marie Pierce. Vicki Domnick, Neal Willison, Linda Brown, Linda Sherrill. Denise Lash, Patsy Gorr, Susan Kamm, Glenna Limasters, Linda Smith, Terrie Lee Green. Marjorie Tytenicz. Sally Wil- lingham. The SEA inyiic-Ll a group ol' elementary students to twnnc and tell them exactly what they liked and didn't like in a teach- er. The results vterc humorous as well as. lI1l-0l'lT12lllVl'. FRONT ROW: Leroy K. johnson, Calvin Fullerton, Iohn B. Iloeltzcl, Louis M. Mcllaniels, Cordan Payne, Randy King. Forister. Richard Lambert, Richard L. Phariss. ROW 2: Mike Iames W. Myeller, Wayne Beavers, Chieh-fu Tzeng. Society ot Automotive Engineers Met with AIAA The Society of Automotive Engineers started their year by having rush smokers for those interested in automotive engineering. One in- teresting event during the year was a joint meeting in Tulsa with the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. Field trips during the year took members to see a unit rig, the Phillips, research and development labs, and a Ditch Witch. AIIE National President Gave Banquet Address The American Institute of Industrial En- gineers tried to acquaint the young engineer with his profession. The members also tried to let others know about engineering, and OSU's College of Engineering in particular, FRONT ROW: Cary Coleman, Mike Blevins, led Lohmann, Philip Holeman, jesse Grantham, Bill Crego, john Best, Ir. ROW 2: William Hal Ellis, Stephen Wilder, Kenneth Case, through a junior college visitation program. Outstanding men in the Held of industrial en- gineering were guest speakers. A tri-chapter dinner featured an address by national AIIE president, Iohn Enell. Danny Hoyt, lack Loy Watts, M. Z. Farukhi, Phil Workman. ROW 3: Lawrence Roberts, Dennis Phillips, Kendall Cranston, Bobby Gerald Newcomb, Larry W. Doolen, Robert Dickson. FRONT ROW: Newton Baker, Alan Loelllcr, l.arry Shaw, David Pierson, Santosh Caswami. ROW 2: Doug Rhode, Iim Stanton, Terry Iohnson, Kent Patterson, Robert Enis, Wiley Cook, Mike Iohnson. ROW 5: Robert Anderson, Braford Yoder, Don Snethen, Fred Pontesso, Don Knowles. Richard Stephenson. Chi Epsilon Started 'Future Engineers' Program' Chi Epsilon actively recruited future engi- neers through a prospective engineering stu- dent program. Chi Epsilon also gave an award to an outstanding sophomore in engineering. All juniors and seniors in civil, architectural, and general engineering who rank in the upper one-third of their classes were eligible for mem- bership. This year's pledge class presented the fraternity with a XE Key' monument. ASCE Heard About Arkansas Navigation Proieci' The American Society of Civil Engineers was privileged to hear Dr. Parcher, head of OSUis civil engineering department. The members also heard an economist from the Corps of Engineers tell about the Arkansas FRONT ROW: Terry A. Iohnson, Rasiklal R. Machchhar, Doug Rohde, Kent Paterson, Don Knowles, Dean Herderson, S. Leartbannaphong. ROW 2: Robert Enis, Larry Shaw, Iohn A. Drake, Wiley N. Cook, Newton C. Baker, Kenneth R. Sulli- River Navigation Project. The OSU chapter was also chosen to host the ASCE Mid-Con- tinent Conference in the spring. ASCE section meetings were attended in Oklahoma City throughout the year. van, Richard L. Semtner, Larry E. Smith. ROW 3: Fred Pon- tesso, David B. Hunt, Yousif A. Badra, Michael L. Hughes, Don Snethen, Dennis Warren, Roger Randolph, David E. Pier- son, Reza G. Badii, Ray Losornio, Ir. Q FRONT ROVV: Neal Willison, Doug Anders. Donald Roberts, ,lim Circ-cnhcrg. Lee Phillips, l.yle Mcflhcsney, Marvin Cul- bertson. ROW 2: Don Nelson, john Ilight, Mike Maloney. l.arry Jensen. Iiddic Massey. jerry Wt-bln. Kenneth Cox. Beryl Kindred. Electronics Engineers Built Science Fair Project The Society of Electronics Engineering Technicians was an organization for those ma- joring in electronics technology. To help them further their knowledge in the field and give them some practical experience, members en- tered a science fair exhibit. They also built a project for the Engineering Week Exhibition. Other activities for the year included a Christ- mas dinner and dance and intramural sports. Mech Technicians Urged to Prepare for Careers The Society of Mechanical Technicians ac- tively sought to help its membership learn as much as possible about the held they were entering. The year was highlighted with pro- grams presented by representatives and man- FRONT RUVV: Lonnie Sumpier. Eddie Clodlrey. jerry Metcalf. jack Lcdhctter, Kenneth Edmondson. jon Dicman. larry Shel- lenbergvr. ROVV 2: Phil Vxfherenbi-rg, Greg Reeves, Gerald agers of several large companies. These men stressed the need for preparation in their Held and the major qualifications that industry ex- pects of skilled mechanical technicians. Schrovzler, Reid Carman-k. Peter jepson, Kenneth Orr. jack King. Kent Reeves. Samuel Powers. FRONT ROW: Clary Yost, Leslie Sprecher. Nlichael Watson. Dean Greenfield, john Deering, Cary Craig, Steven Dodds. Robert Fleming jr., liarl Sehnell. ROW 2: Phillip Vaverlca, ROW -1: jim Clrillin, Tom Sutherlin, Gaylen Nleddens, Dennis Louis Yost. Dan Pierce, Phil Shelts, Timothy Rt-dhird, Dee Hamhlin, Mitchel Criner, Francis Fiegel. Gerald McClain. R. Lewis. ROVV 3: jerry Patton, Kenneth Crockett, Mark Roberts. D. Brunilicld. AIDDM b E+ clN+' IShl+'Co're+ The American Institute for Design and field trips, provided design and drafting servic- Drafting, in addition to promoting fellowship es on the campus and helped counsel high among participating students, provided many school technical students. The cluh also com- other useful functions. AIDD participated in piled information for updating the technical national scholastic contests, took industrial design department. P'T S' Ch + AH d clN f' IC +' T Pi Tau Sigma, national honorary fraternity of the entire chapter at the national conven- for junior and senior mechanical engineering tion, the participation of four members in the students, was honored hy having its faculty Ford College Roundtable program and the pre- advisor elected as national vice-president. lVla- sentation of an award to the outstanding jor activities this year included the attendance sophomore in mechanical engineering. FRONT ROW: William Womhle, Louis lVlcDaniels, Mike Mueller, Charles Lane, Rohr-r Allen, Lynn Fees, Leroy johnson, Hummer, Phillip Harris, Charles james, Bolo Tomlinson, Roh- james Henry, George Llewellyn, Duane Cling. ROW -1: Doug- ert liulgamore. ROVV 2: Lynn Ridgeway, Don Rodman, Mi- las Crinnley, Richard Hood, Michael Hohhs, Rohert jenkins. vhaelHoiltzel.Cllen Phariss,l5ennylloeltersmith.Richard Phariss. lloward llinton, Anthony Dill, john Church, jim Hoxxerlon. Steven Streieh, Phil Robinson. ROVV 3: Bill Turner, james Garry Ball, Roger Nohle, llarold Meier. ll fi! FRONT ROW: Tsegaye Emmanuel, Robert Young, Perry E, Thoele, Eileen Beasley. ROW 2: David Nickerson. Phillip White, Rod Anderson, James Livingston, Steve Dickey. SAM Sponsored Family Financial Planning Seminar The Society for the Advancement of Man- agement encompassed business, behavioral sci- ences, and engineering. Its main project this year was a family financial planning seminar featuring consultants in the Fields of banking, life insurance, securities, investments, and legal matters. Their programs dealt with in- vestment planning for college graduates, future computer application, and industrial relations. TIE Members Recruited at State Junior Colleges Tau Iota Epsilon was the scholastic hono- rary and social society of the Technical Insti- tute. TIE, a national organization, had chap- ters located at various technical institutes throughout the country. Under the Engineer- FRONT ROW: Michael Watson, Gary Craig, Peter Jepson, Jimmy Dickey, Jon Dieman, John Harvey. ROW 2: Sherman ing Student Council's direction, TIE took part in a program of visitation to Oklahoma junior colleges. These trips helped acquaint possible transfer students with the OSU Technical Institute and its programs. Manchester, John Benkert, James Schifiliti, Paul Scanlon, Bob Buckingham, Steven Wilson, Jack Ledbetter, John Katunar. FRONT ROW: Mike Carragher, Ross Ikemire, Ronald Raper, Iim Helm, Iohn Gearhart, Gregory Boydston, Clark Williams. ROW 2: Carol Corbin, Dick Farris, Ioe Manning, Richard Miller, Kay Woodward, Patsy Gorr, Peggy Tomko, Susan Krue- ger, lean Anne Shelton. ROW 3: Darrell Crenshaw, Mary Speer. Diane Doerr, Ianie Iarvis, Pamela Thomas, Kay Roby, Relleen Smith, Io Lynn Autry, Carla Maynard, Anne Maynard, Lise Mize, Georgia Helm, Linda Brown. ROW 4: Cathy Cun- goll, Lynelle Lancaster, Mary Kingsley, Diane Freeman, Ianie Young Republicans Heard The Young Republicans worked hard this year to get OSU students interested in and aware of Republican party activities. They organized car caravans and election night watches during the various campaigns. The group also attended the fall and spring state Republican conventions. The club members worked especially hard in the fall national elec- tion and celebrated the Republican victory. The monthly meeting featured such well- known state political figures as U.S. Senator Henry Bellmon, Congressman Happy Camp, Governor Dewey Bartlett, and State Republi- can Chairman Bud Stewart. The 1968-69 ollicers were Dick Farris, presi- dent, Steve Taylor, lst vice-president, and Sue Schoenhals, secretary-treasurer. Tyler, Elizabeth West, Larry Pruitt, Ioe Hodges, Mary Ann Primo, Nancy Kirby. ROW 5: Nancy Eyster, Linda Britten- ham, Sue Lonergan, Emily Warner. JoAnn Cruzan, Anne Sewell, Barbara Leverton, Kent Livingston, David Fawcett, Larry Bar- nett. ROW 6: Marsha Williams. Barbara llnruh, Gary Mc- Dowell, Danny Broun, Linda Campbell, Carolyn Garrard, David Capron, Terry Willson, Clay Ellis, Linda Ogletree. Phyl- lis Moore, Cheryl Bowyer. S+a+e Political Leaders Noting Republicans heard campaign spcctlies before elections. eg 4 1 M ' va .. sw. if .KN . is . . Theta Sigma Phi Chose Burlesque as VR Theme we ..'- T T Theta Sigma Phi officers planned a year full of activities Theta Sigma Phi, a national honorary for women in journalism, sponsored many varied activities throughout the year. Members held a high school I-Day competition in writing and photography and also sponsored a Cub Club for freshmen Women in journalism. A more unusual activity was the sale of cook- books featuring recipes by famous women journalists. The big event of the year for Theta Sigma Phi was the co-sponsoring of Varsity Revue with Sigma Delta Chi. The theme chosen for last yearis show was '6Burlesque. The pro- ceeds from Varsity Revue paid for the annual Matrix Table banquet held during the spring. These funds also helped the Forum Committee bring writer Harrison Salisbury to OSU. FRONT ROW: Lynn Schvvertfeger, Ian Berry, Barbara Leverton. ROVV 2: Mary Elizabeth Pierce, Margaret Brown, Ianet Reams, Pat Bellmon, Marilynn Benbrook. 282 Ja LIS Q 5 4 U FRONT HCJW: Pat l,cxxIs, Diane Dickey, Virginia Bnugher. Kathy llolsinger. Dehhic llaxis. RUVV 2: Barhara Kenyon, Mary Ann Spitznos. Kathy Crisham, Iulia Lechc, Cindv Spear, jean Bryngelson. ROVV 'Sz jan Potts, lane Ellen llerzig, Marion Br-ck, lana Cochran, Margo Beshara. Fashion Board Sponsored Show for Mom's Weekend The OSU Fashion Board, sponsored hy the CTlVl Club, represented the fashion world to campus coeds and the Stillwater community. ln the fall, mcmlcers modeled at the annual Katz Fashion Show, as well as a Panhellenic Cmicron Nu Recognized Omicron Nu, honorary society for home economics majors, consisted of juniors, seniors, and graduate students. The organization spon- sored an award for the freshman with the highest scholastic average. Social events oi the lfRCJN'l' ROVV: Diana Pont-rs. Sharon Johnston. Melinda Powell. Kris Holmht-rg. l.eex'era Pepin. ROVJ 2: lfnrla Al- hright. Kay fxlaynard. leannc Nlauli. Fatsey Cantrell. Sharon Style Show in Oklahoma City. Moms were treated to a preview of spring styles when Fashion Board presented a style show lVlom's Vlfeekend. Fashion Board members also mo- deled each week in the O,Collegian. Freshman Home Ec Scholar year included the fall and spring initiations and a Christmas party with Phi Upsilon Gmi- cron. The group encouraged interest in gradu- ate study, research techniques. and discoveries. Bishop, lan llunt. ROW' 'l: Joanne Alexander. lan Clark. lan Riser. Nlary Tahllili. Nlarilyn Norris. lean llerholshPinter. E f 3 FRONT ROW: Gayle Bicket, Bettie Donkin, Beth Bloyd, Caro- lyn Stephens, Linda Lou Brown, Carol Sprowls, Georgianna Gathers. ROW 2: Carol Corbin, Susan Guillaume, Darrell Crenshaw, Debbie Davis, Pamela Thomas Kay Roby, Melinda Powell, Ieanne Mauk, Lyn Riser, lean Hcrbolsheimer, Eliza- beth West. ROW 3: Sharon Burpo, Gay Shipley, Mary Ann Spitznas, Iudy Markwell, Sharon Bishop, Kris Holmberg, Shar- on Iohnston, Ioanne Alexander, Mary Anne Tabdili, Ian Hunt, Io Ann Cruzan, Barbara Leverton. ROW 4: Rose Marie Shaw, Charlotte Hughart, Elizabeth Bennett, Lois Hodges, Dianne Boxberger, Linda Swearingen, Bettye L. Jones, Carla Maynard, Ieanne Beard, Johanna Tate, Susan Holley. ROW 5: Katy Risner, Kathy Morrow, M. Linda Boyette, Elizabeth Boyette, janet Freese, Lynn Beadell, Debbie Taylor, Nancy Eyster, Mi- linda Thrasher, Becky Krshka, Myra Bolding, Teresa Rogers. ROW 6: Elaine Hodson, Linda Golliver, Iudi Francis, Vivian Grubbs, Karen Scott, Cecelia Sanders, Linda Ogletree, Phyllis Morre, Karen O'Hern, Sharon Lenaburg, Iudy Fritcher, Marilyn Norris. Representatives Visited High School Home Ec Class To start the year off, a get-acquainted picnic was held for all members of the Home Eco- nomics Chapter. Later, an ice cream social was given in honor of the officers. The club's interest in promoting the field of home eco- FRONT ROW: Ioan Friton, Mary Kingsley, Irene Helvey, Terri Nealon, Ianet Sodowsky, Connie Sue Burk, Mary Mar- garet Peters, Ioyce Waugh, Phyllis Ann Mock. ROW 2: Elaine Fuksa, Linda Shimanek, Ambia Woodard, Dorothy Harp, Eliza- beth Riddle, Mary Parrott, Stephanie Iones, Sylvia Adkins, Iudy Irey, Cheryl Van Burkleo, Tina Rhoades, Margaret Countcrman. ROW 3: Sue Freese, Claudia Moguin, Gloria Reach, Barbara Alleen, Linda Krshka, Io Ann Dale, Iudy Harper, Patricia Harp, nomics was apparent by its program which sent speakers to high school home economics classes throughout the state. In March, the club had a home economics banquet to honor its outstanding members. Anita Rice, Donna Pratchard, Edna Morris. ROW 4: Valetia Stephens, Beverly Rix, Gladys York, Marlene Schanbacher, Charlette Gallagher, Mary Hershoch, Sarah Little, Denise Lash, Regina Rippee, Charlotte Streclcer, Beverly Reints. ROW 5: Iudith Seefeldt, Barbara Unruh, Vanndelle Poplin, Iudy Carol Miller, Mary Ellen Carver, Io Buck, Iulia Pierce, Martha Roper, Patty Dawes, Charlotte Shirley, Iayne Hedges. Ui FRONT ROW: Kris Holmberg, Dee Ann Gierow, Lois Hodges, Cheryl Snyder, Marcia Ray, Nancy McDaniel, Kathy Risner. ROW 2: Mary Peters, Elizabeth Riddle, Pat Williams, Anita Rice, Vivian Grubbs, Edna Morris, Ioanne Alexander, Sharon 4 Kgs! I Bishop, Iudy Harper, Io Ann Dale, Linda Krshka. ROW 3: Kay Maynard, Elaine Fuksa, lean Herbolshelmer, Marilyn Nor- ris, Sharon Johnston, Cecelia Sanders, Linda Brown, Linda Gol- liver, Ioyce Waugh, Carolyn Stephens. Phi Upsilon Omicron Held Founders Day Banquet Phi Upsilon Omicron, national home eco- nomics fraternity, promoted home economics through the personal and professional lives of its members. As service projects, Phi Upsilon Omicron wrapped gifts for the welfare depart- ment, sent Christmas gifts to the Enid School for the Mentally Retarded and presented a puppet show for the children at the Head Start Center. This year a founders day ban- quet was celebrated with alumni. CTM Club Sponsored 'Make it with Wool' Contest The Clothing, Textiles, and Merchandising Club included in its activities many events of interest to fashion conscious Coeds. The club sponsored the Fashion Board and helped con- duct several fashion shows. Among the shows FRONT ROW: Debbie Davis, Linda Wood, Barbara Kenyon, Elizabeth Bennett, Iudith Francis, Ieane Mauk, Teresa Rodgers, Mondy Iones. ROW 2: Rhonda Shedrick, Shari Brink, Rhonda Iurrens, Anne Mangham, Vivian Grubbs, Cherrly Wilhoyte, Rhonda Conarro, Cheryl Van Burkleo, Carol Sprowls, Kay were the Butterick Pattern style show and the Katz style show. The club also helped sponsor the Oklahoma Make it with Wooli' contest and brought to campus several speakers from the fashion world. Smith, Patty Marshall. ROW 3: Sally Starr, Karen Scott, Marie Haynes, Sylva Smith, Cheryl Muehlesen, Linda Webster, Audrey Pennington, Dorothy Ramming, Linda Wolfe, Mary Kingsley, Sara Prutle, Iudy Fritcher, Ioan Friton. FRONT ROW: Chaudhry Hayat, Maqbool Shaikh, Abdul Hafiz, Haider Nomanbhai. ROW 2: M. Z. Farukh, Pradhish Biswas, Mohammed Khan, Farzana Ahmed, Elizabeth Hillier, Iqbal Ali, Mrs, Ayesha Ahmad, Meherun Nessa, Shaheda Khanam, Rashida Hamid. ROW 3: Mohammad Ansari, Az- harul Haque, Ahmed Moshtaque, Iftikhar Fidai, Haque Maq- sood-UI Md, Mohammad Suleman, Badar Habib. Nizam Ahmad. l l Mohammad Islam, Zalar Khokhar, Md Matiuzzaman. ROW -iz Obaidul Islam, Syed Ali, Abdul Bhuiyan, Ismail Merchant. Mohsinali Contractor, Omar Farooq, Khalid Salim, Shamsud- din Ahmed, Sailul Haque, Mushtaq Ahmed. ROW 5: Abdul- lah Gul, Ghayas Khan, Ameen Ayoob, Wali Mohamed, Fazal Fazlin, Abul Quasern, Nadecm Chagtai, Anwar Mohiuddin, Abdus Sobhan. Pakis+an's Revolution Day Celebrated October 27 The Pakistan Students, Association strived to introduce America to Pakistan and its cul- ture through its activities this year. Again members took part in the International Peace Week exhibition in November. Also during the Week, they participated in the International Talent Show. Of special interest to the Paki- stan students Was the celebration of Pakistan Revolution Day on October 27. Through all of its activities, it was the goal ol the Pakistan Students Association to foster friendship, understanding, and goodwill be- tween the people of Pakistan and those of the United States. The members also tried to promote closer relations among themselves that their stay in the United States would be more profitable lor all. These Pakistan students attended the International Tea. FRONT RUVv': Nlajid Shakib, lfreidroun Ashtari, Hussein Beg- dvli, Rahim Uebritsax. Hamid Nadali. Bijan Morshedixadeh. lfereydoun Axarm. ROW 2: Mahmoud Cboroomi. Khosro Mah- davi. Abdolrahim Ilooshmand. Karim Kr-britsaz, Reza Hadii. Ali IVI:-hryari. Jafar Sabi-tian. Bebxad Ilakimi. Iranian Sfuclenis Active in Sporfs and Homecoming This year the Iranian students actively tried to promote understanding of their culture and heritage in many ways. Members took part in intramural sports, entered Homecoming, par- ticipated in International Peace Week. and showed Iranian movies to the public. Their weekly meetings were discussions designed to help acquaint new Iranian students with the new environment, as well as present new facts about Iran to those away from home. African Siudenfs Entered lnfernafional Talent Show By cooperating with other intramural groups on campus, the African Students' As- sociation tried to further better understand- ing between the American people and interna- tional students. The organizationis members FRONT ROW: Derejc Ashagari. Dc-siclerio Nthia. Abaye Tcdla. Simiyu Vvasike. Tanirat Zerihoun. Solomin Bekurv. Mirza Iiudda. ROW 2: James Waikwa. B. I. Vluruli. Tsegay e Ifmman spoke to various interested groups on Black Heritage and African culture. They also dis- played African crafts in the Union and partici- pated in Peace Week and the International Talent Show held in the fall. ucl. Iilijah Kaahwa. lamb Aina. Yesbexsadar Teferra. Kalisai Niellt-se. Zeremariam Selassie. nf- 2 af i Q 1 A A sri Q A FRONT ROW: Tarik Al-Rani, Al-Kailash Mahmud, Tarik Tabrah, Ibiihaj Arafat. Haha Ai-Rani, Mamdouh Fanous. ROW Arab Students Sponsored The Organization of Arab Students conduct- ed activities for improving the understanding of the Arab people by the American students and other International students on campus. The club was an active participant in the In- 2: Salim Fl-Sherby, Hossam Negm, Anijad Majali, ioseph Badra. Ata Fl-Auf, Nabil Faraje. Habib Hot-hlai. Arabic Language Class ternational Talent Show, presented several lec- tures on the economic and social aspects of the Arab world, conducted Arabic language class- es, and sponsored several Arab movies and documentaries for all interested students. Dinner Celebration Held for Chinese National Day The Chinese Students' Associationis main purpose was to fill the cultural fellowship gap among the Chinese students at O-State. The group actively participated in the International Peace Week, the International Talent Show, FRONT ROW: Evelyn Lai-man Au, Dr. Ernest Hodnett, Kam Tong Wan, Ioseph Tien-hai Tai, Chin-hsin Chen. Iudy Poy, Ling-Ling Tai, Hung Peng Lee, San-san Tsay. ROW 2: Teresa Fong, Iacinta Chan, Iuanita Tu, Tung-Ming Pi, Winnie Chu, Louise Chu, I.i Iune Laura Hsing, Shirley Kang, Wen-hsiung Kao, Norman Chen. ROW 3: NC Chin Ching, Mang-Yueh and the Stillwater Host Family program. A special dinner held in celebration of the Chi- nese National Day was a highlight of the year's activities and promoted a closer rela- tionship among the members. Tarng, Wei Liang-tsai, Warren Wei, Lu Chang-l.i, Tyuen- Iohn Kuo, Houng-Zu Kou, Shan-Lee Yang, Albert Chu, Ieifrey Cheung. ROW 4: Kok Nam Lee, Louis Lee, Woodrow Chan, Louis Chu, David Liu, Yung-yu Huang, Li-teh, Chic-I Isiu Sung, Kwee-Chong Pan, James Yang. l Mehmwn-,-M ...hw- FRONT RUW: Dennis Cates. Clark Williams, April Hess, Duane fling, Gregory Boydston. ROW 2: Lyndal Whitworih. Larry Miller, Ryan VValker, George Wlyneh. l.arry Swales, Karl Iett. Sigma Theta Upsilon Tuiored ai' IOA Boys Ranch Sigma Theta Epsilon was a national reli- gious service fraternity for Methodist men. This last year they hosted the bi-annual na- tional convention during the Thanksgiving holidays. The group also took an interest in helping others through many service projects. Their tutoring project at the IOA Boys Ranch, near Perkins, was a good example of this. They were privileged to have an active pledge class to help them in their many projects. AIA Student Forum AHC-:ncled By Local DeIega+ion The American Institute of Architects was active in many phases of architecture this year. They had an exhibit in conjunction with the Festival of the Arts and planned to revive the old 'SBeaux Arts Balli' in April. To represent FRONT ROW: Rodney Armstrong. jeffrey Eric Overland. Vir- ginia Buchanan, William A. Keene. Don Wheeler. ROVV 2: Vernon Rosamond, jan Dunkelherg. james R. Witte. Prapon the local chapter, four delegates were sent to the national AIA Student Forum. AIA also held meetings with the Gklahoma University and Tulsa American Institute of Architects chapters to discuss common interests. Lohsisupachai. Nathan Schneider. ROW 3: Cary Wood, Carl Burton Walls. Ben R. Ball, john Richard Halker. Ata Y. El-Auf. ROSTER: David Amann, Herchel Avra, Phillip Barchelder, Larry Beeby, William Bivin, Bill Bazil, Bob Bridges, Ierry Brown, Barry Buchannan, Don Cagle, Frank Cargill, Bill Cas- tleman, jim Crowley, Barry Dodson, jim Dossett, Iim Eckhardt, Richard Escoe, Woody Fletcher. Tom Friedemann, Harry Fol- sam, Don Gardner, Bill Gau, Iohn Goodman, Bill Granstali, Dennis Harding, Doug Henderson, Clement Hitchcock, Tony Hume, Richard Hutto, Herb Iimmerson, Bill Keele, Charles Kennedy, Phillip Kletke, Freddy Kruse, Dennis Lungstram, Mike Men's Glee Club Year The Oklahoma State Men's Glee Club is composed of some seventy men from all walks of university life. The Glee Club sings at many banquets and meetings held on the campus as well as making tours to different parts of the state. The Glee Club also serves as one of the most unique advertising agencies for OSU, and especially for the alumni association. This year the Glee Club sported bright new uniforms that matched their spirited singing. Their programs are very versatile and feature a repertoire ranging from classical to Negro spirituals and folk songs. The highlight of the Glee Club's year was the annual baquet held in the spring. The group is under the direction oi Mr. Hoover Fisher. Mantooth, Paul Meyers, Arlyn Miller, Bill Montague, jim Mur- phy. Mike McConnell. Greg McGugin, Bob McGregor, lay New- comb, Larry Owlsley, Steve Pontesso, John Preston, Larry Prock, Ronny Reed, Steve Reser, Edwin Robinson, Shirley Ross, Terry Rouk, Steve Smith, Larry Sparkmen. Richard Sommer, Dale Stallings, Phillip Sykora, Larry Taylor, Charles Thomas, Lloyd Trogdon, Gary Voise, Wade Voise, Don Warner, Richard Waterfall, Bill Whitaker, Phil WhIte, Tony White. Melvin Wilkins, Vince Yanda. Highlighted by State Tour The Men's Glee Club held practices three times a week. si 2 5 3 2 I FRONT ROW: Albert land, john Mannahan. loc jameson. llargrovc. ROW 'Sz Buddy Watson. Darn-ll lngm'rc-. lcon jr., Larry Bee-hy, lim Mcflonncll, Torn Strict-her, Hiram ll:-nry. Lewis, Ir., KL-nn:-th Scevcr, Danny Sie-l'arroll'. Mike Wass. Bill ROW 2: Uvnnis Simmons. Richard Voss, Gene Butler, Stephen VVhital4cr. Blevins, lflbvrt Vfells. l.arry Taylr rr'. Cary Michael. Patrick lie:- Golden Anniversary Celebrated by Kappa Kappa Psi This year Kappa Kappa Psi celebrated its Kappa Psi-Tau Beta Sigma spring banquet for 50th anniversary. The honorary music frater- all Oklahoma chapters and colonies. The chap- nity for men was founded at OSU in 1919. The ter was honored as host to the national con- organization was active during the year spon- vention and as recipient of a national service soring a band parents reception and a Kappa award presented at that convention. Tau Beta Si ma ssiste it tate on'res+s g A cl W h S C Tau Beta Sigma was involved in many activ- ing practices, and assisted at the OSU Choral ities this year, all designed to promote spirit Festival and State Vocal and Instrumental within the band. The members co-hosted a Contest. They also co-hosted the National Tau Parents' Day reception for band members and Beta Sigma-Kappa Kappa Psi convention. their parents, provided refreshments at march- FRONT ROW: Judy Hansen, Peggy Wilson. Marian Akin. Donna Balt' rvrii, Carol Ann Baldridge. Albert Lynd. ROW 'lc Marilyn Norris, Pam Mclaughlin. ludith Seefeldt. ROW 2: Karen Hunckc. Pam Cowgill. Loela Suv Balcom, Ina Fry, Hiram ll. Henry, Connie Coonrad, Beth Hitt. Molly Sue Ray. Lorene Fuxa, Marcia C frrm ns, Linda Sue Kirch. ,mx :ma 111. University Choir Performed in Christmas Concert The Messiah was sung hy the llnversity Choir at Christmas. FRONT ROW: Hoover Fisher, Donna Brink, Barbara Kirby, Sylvia Mason, Barbara Shepherd, Diane Cole, Marlene Martin, Anne Oesch. Diane Staines. Fran Toney, Karen Ridley, Nancy Rhynes, judy Baker, Cynthia Soper. ROW 2: Katy Dyer, Kathy Hoar, Janis Moreland, Carolyn Avra, Rohinelle Curtis, Karen Campbell, Diane Ray, Jane Mitchell, Ann Winsett, Linda Wimrner, Patria Smith, Suzanne Samuels, Donna Emerson, Glenda Luker. ROW 3: Thomas Stevens, james Eckhardt, Den- This year the University Choir, under the direction of Professor Hoover Pisher, presented an all-campus Christmas program. The choir also presented two concerts, one in conjunc- tion with the Concert Band, that are open to the public. In addition, the choir provides the majority of the Messiah chorus. This spring the University Choir made a one day tour of northern Oklahoma. The groupis repertoire was such that it offered something for everyone-Bach, Brahms, Wag- ner, Luboiil, Rodgers, and Robert Shaw. Each performance demonstrated the choiris purpose oi singing the best in music to the fullest of their abilities. The chorus was also privileged to sing at the Presidentis Concert. nis Lungstrum, Larry Swales, Don Shroiif, Frank Cargill, Ken- dall White, Herchel Avra, Don Warner, Steve Maison, Larry Sparkman, Mike Rosen, Iohn Preston, james Wehmuller .ROW 4: Richard Carver, Martin Malahiji, Larry Langer, Mikel Head, Steve Smith, Richard Waterfall, Phil Batchelder, Larry Owsley, Harry Folsom, Steve Reser, Tony Hume. Mel Wilkins, Ronny Reed, Richard Escoc. Accompanist: Nancy Lee. ROSTER: Iudy Adams, Terry Allen. Nancy Albritton. Marian Akin, Larry Beeby, Stephen Blevins, Eugene Butler. Marshall Brown, Ieannene Blevins. Ieilrey Cheung. Cary Clement, Dun- can Coons, Richard Dugger. Iames Gately, Gaylord Casal. Ierry Ginn, Renee Gladstone. Donna Gunsaullus. Iarnes Cuarnieri. Iohn Hueston, Robert Henry. Linda Hertzler. Deborah Huber. Helen Ivie, Ioe Jameson. Michael Iameson, Charles Jones, Sherry Keller. Christine Little, Iarnes Mt-Kinney. Pan McLaughlin. Iames McConnell, Pam McKeown. Pamela Magee, Paul Meyers. Robert Muray, Mike Phelan. David Riley. Carolyn Rogers. Karen Sherrill. Madeline Stewart. Judith Stevenson. Suzanne Teel. Priscilla Thomas, Fdivina Trout. Lester Watson. Robert Watson. Iimmy Whitaker, Sallie Banks. Melanie Loekney. Fvan Tonsing. Nadine Tonsing. Symphony Orchestra Accompanied Varsity Revue The OSU Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Wayne Muller, is composed of nearly sixty instrumentalists, about halt of whom are music majors. Five concerts were held throughout the year including a Thanksgiving Choral Festival, a Christmas concert featuring the 'glVlessiah , in conjunction with the University Choir, and a concert in March with the student concerto winners. The Orchestra also performed lor several special invitational programs through- out the past school year. A small chamber strings ensemble provided the music for occasions such as the Arts and Sciences Honor Banquet. The pit orchestra was chosen to accompany the annual Varsity y Revue show in lVlarch. W Mr. Muller made the orchestras pravtit-e really pay oil. ROSTIZR: T. Agnew, M. Akin. P. Allen, R. Ammerman, M. Ashcratt, I. Raltlerston, I.. Balcom. C. Baltlriclge, R. Banks, T. Barajas, V. Barnes, C. Bateman. II. Beard, I.. Beeby, D. Hella, I.. Bennett, A. Bcrline. G. Bettinger, T. Blachly, I. Iiltwins, S. Blevins. C. Bluebird. R. Boho, C. Bone. D. Boyle. T. Broatl. C. Broun. V. Broun. D. Butler, I. Bunch, G. Butler. R. Caldron. I. Chain. B. Clark, NI. Coleman. C, Coonrad. D. Coons. IVI. Coons. P. Cmxgill. R. Cox. Craxxfortl. S. Davitlson, D. Davis, I.. Danes, P. Day, II. lleI.ozit'r. I7. Denbow. G. Dwhhs, R. Dugger. fi. Iiastin. Ii. Ellison, Emerson, CI. Iirickson. T. Iiutly. D. Ifaucett. I. Ferrell, D. Ferrell. II. Folsom, I Fry, L. Ifuxa. CI. Usual. I.. fientis. T. Cillelancl. H. Ginn. M. Citter, Gofortll, R. Point-s. M. Const-n, C. Gregory, 1. Cuanvieri. D. Cunsaullus, R. Halter, I. Ilansen, A. Ilnrtlesty. P. Ilargrove, I. Harris. I. Harris, R. Ilaston, E. llentlerwn. B. Ilenry. V. IIerntlon, R. I'Ierroltl. I.. Ilertzler, Randy Hill, PS. Ilitt. I. Ilitt. R. Ilrmtl. V. Ilulman. Ii. Hooks. S. Howell, L. IIuckabee, B. llueston. C. IIuneryager. A. Ilunt. V. Ilustard. C. Hutchins, D. Ingmire. Iavnewn. IVI. larnt-mn. Janis, D. Innes. Innes. NI. jordan, D. Keathly. I. Kimball, L. R. Kimball, I.. Kintllt-r, R. King, I.. Kirch, W. Kron. M. Laughlin, P. Leath, I.emlt'y, I.. l.t-xxis, I.. Liggin, M. MacAlliSter, B. MacArthur, C. Malone, S. Matnclicstvr, Matinzllizin, Marple, R. Masearo, R. Maschmeier, P. Massey, R. Mcfhinihs, j. Mcfjtinnt-ll, T. McCoy, P. N'lcKetmn, P. MeI.aughlin, I. McKinney, M. McMaster. fl. Michael. L. Miler, P. Mot-k, P. Morgan, R. Morgan, K. Morrow, R. Murray, Mike Nash. IVI. Neely, Nicholas, Nl. Yorris. I.. Osterliout. M. Patlcn, B. Palmer, R. Patterson. M. Phelati. Atlra Pritchett. I. Rzttlcr. I.. Ravenscrolt. M. Ray. R. Ret-tl, T. Robertson. C. , li. Robinson. P. Rnop. B. Ruth, P. Ryan, B. Schaefer, R. Schat-Ier, I.. Mhrnitlf. I.. Scott. I, Seelelclt, K. Seever. K. St-ever, S. Sherrill, IJ. Simmons. IS. Smith, C. Smith, K. Smith, R. Sorenwn, S. Spencer. T. Steicht-n. Il. Sutlberry, I. Sutter, I.. Taylor, M. Tay- rw l s l r, Taylor, R. Telnpctnn, P. Thomzis, R. V04 , I,. VVQ-ilkcr. R. YVall. S. XVarren. M. VVass. B. VVarwn, I.. XVatsini. Ii. VVL-lls, VVhalev, P. XVhisen- hunt. B. VVhitaker. IF. VVhitsun. II. VVilliams. P. Wilson, NVinter. I.. XVHIIP. B. Xtmitltirtl, D. VVmrlxertoli. P. VVurk. I, VVright. Zweiaeher. OSU's Marching Band Journeyecl +o Houston Game Under the diretion of Mr. Albert Lynd, OSU's 200-piece Marching Band furnished the half-time shows for the Nebraska, Colorado, Iowa State, and Oklahoma University games. In addition to half-time activities, the band performed in the pre-game ceremonies for each home game. The band also provided music at the pep rallies held prior to all foot- ball games. A big event was the annual out- of-town football trip which took the band members to Ilouston, Texas, for the OSU-Uni- versity of Houston game. Each of the seven-minute half-time shows required the band members to practice four days a week in all kinds of weather, but the dedication paid oil? in the Fine performances given for OSU fans this season. Hzilltime represented lots ol hard work for band members. Concert Band Toured Stare High Schools in Spring Mr. Hiram Henry directed all the concert hand rehearsals. liUfSTliR: Jeannine Blevins, Pam Clnxgill, ,lane llarris, Claudia Malone, Phgtllit Massey. Sue Sherrill. Sharla XVhaley. Donna Ciunsaullus, Pam MC- Kwrxxri. Buddy VValsun. l.inmla NVolli0. Connie Clowiiratl, Dennis Ferrell, juan Ferrell. l,ynn Centis. linda Bennett, Brenda Rehn, Connie Bone, Jean Bunch. Gene Butler, Royce Caldron. Linda Ilerivler, Molly Ray, Mike Taylor. Sliaron XYarrL'n, Milne VVass, Peggy lNilson, Elaine Zxxeiarlter, Jim linu-rsun. Randy llill. .ludy lfiansvn, Pat llargrove, Melissa Paalen, Im-la Balcom, Marcia Courts. lid Robinson, Linda Danes, Hugh Dclawier, jim Rader, Larry Bef-hy. Virginia Brown, Sandy Davitlwn, Bill Herderwn, jary Hutchins, Ioey lame- The OSU Concert Band began its activities for the season with a tour oi state high schools which included Guthrie, Purcell, Pauls Valley, Lindsay, and Oklahoma City. The second ev- ening of the tour was spent in the studios of KWTV in Oklahoma City taping a concert that was to he released sometime in the late spring or early summer. On March 13, the Concert Band gave its first home concert, which was held in the Uni- versity Auditorium. A second concert, played on the lawn of Willard Hall, featured the junior music education students. As usual, the final performance for the Con- cert Band was at the spring commencement. Hiram Henry was Concert Band director. mn. Rohert Mascara, jim McConnell. Clary Michael, Mike Phelan, lflherl Wells, David XVmrlx'L'rloii, Lee Aglivxx. Vlarian Akin, Rick Duggvr. lainie Iaryis. Tum Rvxherlsumri. Chuck Rohinson, lane XVrigl'1I, Bill Bonner, Duncan Coons, Brih llvnry. Randy King, l.arry Taylor, Richard Vess, Larry XVaIsun, Caylord Casal. Ciuy Duhhs, Bill Ruth. Stem- Spencer, Ruhert .-Xmmerman, john Harris. l.z-on Lewis, Robert Murray, Russell Sorenson, Bill VVhiIal4er. james Cuarnieri, Bruce liueslon. Mike jarriesori. lim McKinney, Suzanne XVinter. -6--N FRONT ROW: Judy Harper, Pat Criliin, Connie Coonrad, Ann Winsett, Nancy Vickers, Janis Moreland. ROW 2: Mar- lene Martin, Jan Dunn, Barbara Kirby, Suzanne Thompson, Jeannene Blevins, Carolyn Avra, Sharon Warren, Deana Kay Wilson. ROW 3: Linda Rose, Mary Kruska, Linda Jarrett. Nancy Albritton, Fran Toney, Katy Dyer, Loela Sue Balcom, Mary Joyner. Sigma Alpha lo'ra's Served as Ushers for Reciials Sigma Alpha Iota was an international wo- menis music fraternity. This fall it hosted the province's state day. They were also named outstanding chapter in the province this last year. In March, members gave a reception for Barracudas' Hard Work Several months of hard work culminated in this yearis Barracuda Aquatic Club water show. This show provided entertainment for the public and simultaneously gave members of the cast experience in writing routines and FRONT ROVV: Cheryl Dunn, Holly Roe, Beth Collins, Doris Cpley, Jo Ann Cruzan. ROW 2: Cathy Hronopulos, Terresa McCoy, Wendy Barnes, Wanda Bachman, Anita Hanso. Ginny Strong. ROW 3: Janice Hoet, Marsha Johnson, Cindy King- those who participated in the student concert. Sigma Alpha Iota, in conjunction with Phi Mu Alpha, had a concession stand at the high school choral festival. Members also ushered at various recitals during the year. Culminated in Wafer Show choosing music, costumes and props. The main purpose of the club was to teach members the grace and coordination involved in the art of synchronized swimming. This year,s show was the first held in the new HPER building. ham, Susan Lagrone, Janet Derrick, David Barton, Sharman Thompson. ROW 4: Nancy Scheflsky, Dana Miner, Phillip Harris, Donald Franklin Copley, Cary Hari, Michael Cana- mave, Tim Gersey, Rasiklal Machchhar, Susan Carpenter. WRA Sent Varsity Teams to State Sports Day WRA's Beverly Lucas was the top woman bowler at OSU. FRONT ROW: Diana Bolton, Cindy Buliington, Cynthfa Tay- lor, Dorothy Thompson, Iane Carlile, B. G. Smith, Helen Wei- gandt. ROW 2: Ada Van Whitley, Cheryl Hicks, Donna Mc- Henry, Katherine Harper, Sandra Combs, Roberta Price, Iudy Hansen, Francie Smith. ROW 3: Iudy LeClaire, Mel Dobbin, Linda Godd, Sue Dulaney, Virginia Tinnen, Marilyn McIntyre, The members ofthe Women,s Recreation As- sociation wcre busy this year sponsoring all of OSU,s women's intramurals. In addition, they were also in charge of all women's varsity sports. Initiations were held each semester with participation in two sports the require- ment for membership. Varsity teams were sent to State Sports Day in hockey, volleyball, basketball, and individu- al sports. WRA also sent delegates to the na- tional convcntion in Tucson, Arizon. WRA also awarded sportsmanship trophies to the sorority, pledge class, and independent living groups who accumulated the most points during the intramural season. The outstand- ing senior and official were honored. Linda Stead, Beth Collin, Marti Iohnson. ROW 4: Lana Baker, Carol Schieber, Lynda Reynolds. Ianelle Herrmann, Iudy Park- er, Iuanita Squire, Iudy Standridge, Debbie Moss. ROW 5: Sue Wall, Dovie Steer, Sue Rohm, Mary Herchoclc, Kathie Behne, Lucinda Ludeman, Kathy Neill, Margaret Wettengel, Gerry Pinkston. FRONT ROW: Ann Ferry, Diane lVlc-Daniel, Martha Parker, Robert Gibson. ROW 2: Terry Vance, Ron Walker, Allan Edmonds, Terry Eastham, Neal Kilmer. Pi Mu Epsilon Honored Top Freshman Mathematician Pi Mu Epsilon, national honorary mathe- matics fraternity, promoted the study of math- ematics among graduate and undergraduate students. Mathematical topics were discussed at the monthly meetings. Ioint functions with the faculty, including the annual tea, improved relations and understanding. At the annual spring banquet, awards were given to the hon- or initiate and the outstanding freshman. OSU Chemical Society Named Outstanding Chapter The main purpose of the American Chemi- cal Society Student Afliliates was to acquaint students with some of the aspects of the chem- istry profession. This was accomplished through speakers from the chemical industry, FRONT ROW: Ellen Ellis, Io Green, Linda Hitchcock, james C. Cannon, Susan Hinds, lean Ball, Larry D. Bagzis. ROW 2: Dr. l.. Dwaine Eubanks, Ioe Sorenson, Cyd Harris, Donald displays to aid chemistry students in their labs, and through contributions to the Austin Burrows scholarship. For these activities the club received the outstanding chapter award. VVhitaker, Woodward Rex Springstube. Claude A. Mannan Steven E. Young, Rex Bowen. FRONT ROW: Wayne Whaley, Coy Edwards, Fred White, jim Womack, Steve Hiney, Steve Arthur, Frank Gibsons. ROW 23 john llunter, Bill Bross, Carol Borgstorm, Troya Barnes, Stew Curry, Linda Demuth, Karen l.inville, Sheryl Dickson, Nicki Ham, Sue Phillips, jerry Yoder. ROW 3: Mary Barhydt, Georgia Helm, Lynda Reynolds, Karen Gibson, jane Davis. Vicki Iota. joyce Aday, Linda Weeks, Debra Rock, Barhara Smith. Diana Bolton, Peggy Paterson, April Woodward. ROVV -1: jo Ann Walker, Sherol Middleton, laura Egelston. Lynda South Stillwater Tutoring Alpha lota as a social organization empha- sized Christian growth and development. Us- ing the facilities of the University Center of the Church of Christ, Alpha Iota offered tele- vision, recreation and study facilities. The Semper Fidelis Society Semper Fidelis, the Marine Corps Society, competed in a pugil stick demonstration on the campus last fall. At the monthly meetings the memhers were privileged to hear from Sergeant Myer. Captain Hughes, and Captain Moore, johnson, Mary Hcrchock, Connie Paxton. Mike Crawford, Clen- da Shirley, Ruth Waugh, joyce Waugh, Karen Collins, Barbara Levertion, Lynn Lewis. ROW 5: Andy Hale, Rex Reeve, Rich- ard Ford, Larry Zawlcki, Stanley Mays, Bob Dillman, jim Bar- rett, Max Whaley, Stephen Blevins, Carl Cheatham, Stan Sigle, Charles Freeman, Cary Shires. Row 6: johnny Harmon, Len Feuerhelm, Mike Wentworth, Terry Kerr, Kenneth Waugh, jerry Perry, Tom Cothren. Suzanne Oldenstadt. Mike Murphree. Aided By Alpha Iota year's activities included the annual Kelly Campfire, entering the Homecoming decora- tions, and working on a South Stillwater pro- ject designed to offer tutoring and recreation for underprivileged youth. Heard Viet Nam Veterans all veterans of the Viet Nam war. The Semper Fidelis Society also challenged the Pershing Rifles to a hall-game in the spring as a money raising project for both groups. FRONT ROW: Boh Zahl, Richard Harmon, Marydith Ast-h, David Tanner, ROW 2: Phillip Freeman, Sammy Shipman, Don Reed. john Van Curen, Thomas Frcniin. may FPS lni+ia+ecl Pledges During Fire Prevenlion Week , ,i,...W ,aerial .,., ,t , W., ,. W,,f Mtv, w..gt..., . H f V-f .H ,fe-wy.f iw-New , - , K K I I -V f ti if., -it ,Z ,W V, Training exert-ises were an important part ol' FPS activities. FRONT RUVV: Iohn Katunar. Edward Steiner. Paul Sean- lon. George Dam. Richard Chappell. VVayne VValker. RUVV 2: james Rost. R. lierrell fVlcl.ain. Ibrahim l erre1'. Cfharles Bleek. john Benkert. james St-hiliiliti. David Malone. RCJVV 'iz Patrick U'Shaugnessy. Mike Hare. Barry Bush. lirnest Dean. Terry The purpose of the Fire Prevention Society was two-fold: to provide social opportunities and technical training for its nieinhers. Be- cause of this unique purpose, it was one oi' the lew groups of its kind in the nation. The social highlight of the year was the so- eiety's annual hall held at the conclusion ol' National Fire Prevention VVeelc. It was also at this time that the pledge class was initiated. Other social events during the year included hayrides and a Christmas dance. Training ex- ercises were also held throughout the year so that memhers could put to Work the know- ledge they had gained in the classroom. These activities were under the direction of their president, Iohn Katunar. I.i-icher. Theodore Mt-Quiston. Sherman Nflziriuliestg-z'. Uavil Rohr. ROW' -1: Larry George. Steven Vxfilson. lid lmholil. 'li-ll' ilorner. joseph Enright. Carrol llill. lack Niartin. Tliomas llzuxson. VVilliam Hunt. FRONT ROVV: .left Mclntyrc, Thomas Mialkowski, Sam Arch- er, Robert VVoods, Iohn Carter, Don Decker, William Buckley, Ron Oricchio. George Chapdelaine, Mickey Guberman, Philip Cummings. ROW 2: Thomas Smith, David Claybrook, john MacAllister. Dianna Maple, jerry Davis, Alan Brown. Martha Iohnston. john Buekson, Louis Tremonti, Mark Sullivan, Mary Kelley. A. K. Rahman. ROW 3: Ross Oricchio, Bill Neth, Larry Burke. Keith Covellc, Iohn Bade. Gaylan Oliver, Charles Duty, loseph Arkin, Brian Macarthur, Bob Paulsen, Peter Tay- lor, Kenneth Kinzer, Iohn Sauter, Iohn Durkalski, Gary Ever- ingann. ROW 4: Mareus Hulings, Ierry Brown, Richard Tas, Rodney lones, Thomas Trunk, Greg McGugin, Keith Deim, Terry Leja, Bob Bowling, Rick Senatore, Keith Iackson, Iellrey Yellen, Iim Rader, Warren Wilkie. ROW 5: Jerry Pritner, Mike Carragher, Neil Geppelt, Paul Hyde, Douglas Bishop, Ed Linker, Domnick Rainey, Ioseph DiSanto, Iim Davis, Robert Dieckman, Darwin Crider, Charles Kell, Iames McConnell, Philip Williams, Mike Benson, Tony Centimano. ROW 6: Iohn Cervi, Steve Iorns, Lynn Ogilvie, Fred Hueglin, john Parkinson, Curt Altholz, James Bradley, Ross Guin, Mitch Kes- sler, Skip Schlenker, Bill Barnes, Bob Ward, Ieff Blank, Bill Manes, Robert Ramee, Mark Snyder. Hotel and Restaurant Group Served BuffaloBurgers During the football season the Hotel and Restaurant Society did its share to boost Cow- boy spirit by serving a Buffalo Barbecue in honor of the Colorado Buffaloes. In the spring the group sponsored its annual Hospitality Days. The event featured seminars and speak- ers such as Dr. Donald Clifton, vice-president of King's Food Host and Henry Montague, president of Greyhound Food Management. Rho Nu Tau Members Monitored Civil Defense Drills Rho Nu Tau, Radiation and Nuclear Tech- nology Society, participated in many activities in its third year at OSU. It built a club mon- ument, participated as monitors in Civil De- fense drills, entered the Engineering Exposition FRONT ROW: Sue Tucker, Gayle Howerton, I. A. Sparlin, Leo Spencer. Linda Brittenham, Carol Hinshaw, Henry Smith. and conducted tours of the campus. The club also took field trips to various radiation facili- ties and invited guest speakers in the nuclear radiation field. ROW 2: Melissa Paden, Swayne Speer, Arnold Smith, Bill Goode, David Waite, Mike Nichols, Roger Bentz. FRONT ROVV: john Lightner. Floyd Maguire. Leroy' Zachro. Barry' Dodson. Billy' Parker, Charles jones. Gerald Rifle. ROVV 2: Pat Crillin. Lennie Ray' Colley. lainie Day' Tyler, Bob Lee. liniily Warner, Larry Hughes. ROW 'Sz Paula Cantrell. VVin- ellen Halbert. Roberta Price, Sharon Fleming. Linda Moak. Karen Cantrell. Iudy Stevens, Jacqueline Chain. Ianelle Herr- mann, Tina Rhoadcs. Woodrow E. Fletcher. Ir.. Pam Brake- lield. ROVV 4: May Brazil. Icannie Iones, Ienean Nigh, Carol Burnside, Linda Boston, Michelle Sarchet, Betty Iones. Chela Smith. Dianna Cole, Fran Toney, Diane Crimlcy. Laura Toyyn- 2 w 1 send, Clen Dale Clayton. lxOVV 3: lNancy' Cay. Ianice Rosson, Io Flanagan. Don Barnes, Sue Davis. Larry' Mt-Donald. Bill White. Raymond VVht-atlcy, james Bailey. Bobby Coins. Toni Pace. james Cardncr. ROW fi: Charles Perry. Darold Rooton, liarold Rhoades, Phyllis Roiles. Linda Teddout, Robert Ainey, jerry' Kcislcr, Terry Brooks, VVilliam Kennedy. Ronald Raper. 3 9 Scott lalleit. lalricia Cooper. Bapfisi' Students Sponsored Retreats, Social Events The Baptist Student Union this year spon- sored a Summer Missions Workday, fall and spring retreats, as well as many social and sporting events. On the social calendar were the Witch Hunt, Round-up Party, Christmas Inclus+ry Leaders Spoke A picnic at Boomer Lake began activities for the Collegiate Distributive Education Club of America this year. Meetings featured such speakers as the regional manager of Sears, Roe- buck, and Company and a Swan Rubber Com- FRONT ROW: Brenda Champion, Linda Dungan, Alan Wangsgard. Carole Cunningham, Bill Bross, Vicki Hiebert. Kay Good. ROW 2: Mrs. Lucille Patton. lim Wild, Frank Party, and Flapper Follies Party. BSU,ers also contributed to the festivities of Homecoming with decorations and a party. They also par- ticipated in intramural sports. at DECA Meefings pany executive. Various club members took time to speak to high school DECA chapters around the entire state in order to promote in- terest in distributive education. Nelson, Cuy C. Spence, Ralph L. Call. Marilyn Mixer, Sieve Berryhill, janet Cimlin, Charles Calvin Smith, 1 mmie Thrash. FRONT ROW: William Irish, Ronald Raper, Richard Mc- Kinley, Iim Sokolowski. ROW 2: Anna Kunze, Io Lynn Autry, Mary Breedlove, Lynn McHorse, Richard Newman, Lavonne Lawrence, Ianice Varga, Theresa Murphy. ROW 3: Cathy Feldt, David Buffington, Iohn Ienson, Roger McNitt, Charles Schatti, Paul Wiesendanger, Mike Gerould, Duane Perkins, Lynette Trotter. ROW 4: Wallace Kind, Iames Thomas, Rich- ard Gode, Iohn Smith, Terry Marriott, Alan Crawford, Philip Boyd, David Shell. ROW 5: Gary Pratt, William Kennedy, Tome Cove, Michael Brandt, Steve Daniels, Eric Reinhard, Patrick Broyles, Mike Moudy. Alpha Phi Omega Sponsored Traffic Safety Week Alpha Phi Omega, a national service fra- ternity based on the ideals of scouting, began the year by sponsoring a Traffic Safety Week in October. This was followed by a Viet Nam book drive, a Christmas toy drive, and the Red Cross blood drive. Social activities for the Theta Sigma chapter included a Christmas banquet, a hay ride, and a picnic honoring their sweetheart, Theresa Murphy. In December several members were privi- leged to attend the National Alpha Phi Omega Convention in Washington, D.C. Service to campus, community, fraternity, and nation, was the national purpose of the fraternity and was apparent in all of Theta Sigma chapter's activities during the past year. . aooxoavs if ron .treo-me iwaosefrats t As you can sec, the Viet Nam Book Drive was a success. 303 ...Q-or ,sz A.. E PRONT ROVV: lames Batson, Torn Sanlord, Tom Bridixell. nr-ll. Kyle VVillis, Mike McCue, Randy Tanner. Darrel Fales. Anclrexv Sesock. Fred Kinzer. Thomas Iillis, Robert Kissel, Larry James Keller, Iohn Brewer, lohn Marshall. ROW 4: Steven VVallace. ROVV 2: Gerald Batson, Brent Iones, jimmy Heffel. Broun. james Harrison, Ioe Davis, Kenneth Wintory, Godfrey Gary Staiger. joe Kirk, Max Iven. Vic Cotner, Ivan Mt-Farland, Loper, Fred Ramsey. David Emreick, Greg Margesum, Steve Hank Martin, ROW 3: VVilliam Brady, Bill English, Cary Bur- Olim, Torn Schaefer. D l S' P' F d ' ' l M ' e ta lgma I eature In Nahona agazlne Gamma Epsilon chapter of Delta Sigma Pi Ranch near Perkins, and a pledge-member ball was honored by being featured in a cover story game. The group also took a field trip to in their national fraternity magazine. The Dallas, Texas in the fall. The members select- chapter's activities included a Parents Day ed Miss Kay Dell Rhodes as their Rose of Delta mum sale, a civic project at the IOA Boys Sigma Pi at their spring meeting. I O Med Tech Members Toured S+. John s In Tulsa The Medical Technology Society helped its from St. Iohnis also came and spoke to the members find information about careers in club. The head of medical technology at St. medical technology. Members took a field trip Anthony's Hospital in Oklahoma City came to St. Iohn,s Hospital in Tulsa to see exactly and showed a film explaining the med tech- what a medical technologist does. Dr. Palick nologistis plan of study. FRONT ROW: Iudy Wilson, Iatana Locke. Kathe Schindler, Carolyn Foral. ROW 2: jane Diel, Ann Lynn Eddleman, Caroline Polilka, Ruth Montgomery, Linda Kadavy. - I fl.SF',65f,.AlIKi.5!,Pl I 1- 11 E101-agL'2'f',ixl 51 T FRONT ROW: Iackie Cunningham, Lynn Ridge, Mrs. Moira Thomas, Danielle Roemer. Nancy Glisan. ROW 2: Barbara Otsulci, Marilyn Wujack, Marilyn Proctor, Priscilla Bickle, Pam Wilson, Sandy Goodall, Lianne Peaden. Pleiades Gave Picnic tor New Delt Pledge Class Pleiades, the womenis auxiliary of Delta Tau Delta, welcomed the new Delt pledges last fall with a picnic. Shorely after, they pledged and initiated new members of their own. Their activities during the year included an ice cream sundae party, a serenade for graduating sen- iorsg a tea for the new housemother, Mrs. Moi Ray Thomas: and ngood luck bags of candy for the boys to munch on during finals. Gallagher Girls Started Little Brother Program The Gallagher Girls sponsored many activi- ties to brighten the lives of the Kappa Sigma members and pledges. At the first of the year the girls held a popcorn sneak to get better acquainted with the pledges. They also made FRONT ROW: Becky Barnum, Diane Perry, Loretta Keller. Trish Parrott, Sydney Nlenely. Gail Childers. ROW 2: Dona Bodard, Cathy Davis, Sue Clabaugh. Barbara Gourley, Norma crest plaques for each pledge that was initiat- ed. This year a big sis-little brother program was started, too. The Gallagher Girls were also official hostesses at all Kappa Sigma receptions. Joslin, Marsha Oulds, Ann Gardner. ROW '31 Sherry Sheehan. Dianna Holmes. Debbie Beeson, Cheryl Key, Cherie Norvell. Lynn Buchwald. FRONT ROW: Barbara Kenyon, Iudy Iones, Cindy Marsh, Mrs. Ted Colbert, Remona Colson, Susie Stuart, Linda Vick. ROVV 2: Leslie Willbanks. Melissa Miller, Andrea Smith. Davis Brownley, Cheryl Crain, Marsha Davis, Ian Potts, Marilyn Green, lan Iohnson, Iudy Iohnson, Carolyn Garrard, Nancy Martin. Little Sigmas Trick or Treated tor UNICEF As the girls, auxiliary of Sigma Chi, the Lit- tle Sigmas had a busy year. They held shoe shines and sales throughout the year to raise money for their projects. The Little Sigmas were especially interested in the Sigma Chi pledges and participated in many activities with them. They took part in the UNICEF drive, gave a Christmas party for orphans, and gave a party for the pledges who were brothers to fatherless boys. Little Sisters Sold Programs at Basketball Games Little Sisters of Minerva was the womenis suxiliary of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraterni- ty. Their activities included an initiation party for the pledge class, an Easter egg hunt, a barbecue on Dadis Weekend, cheering loudly FRONT ROW: Harriet Hammond, Suzi Carroll, Ieanne Potts, Mrs. Ellen Davis, Diana Donkin, Kathy Lindberg. ROW 2: Sandy Rogers, Ian Hanraty, Iodie Davis, Linda Wagner, Mar- at all intramural sports, giving skits, and serv- ing dessert on Valentineis Day. You could also see the Little Sisters selling programs at ball games to earn money for these projects. garet Williams, Rita Owen. ROW 3: Carol Kerr, Vivian Iohnston, Ieanne Finan, Suzy Corgan, Barbara Terry, Carol Kent, Ianet Blaizc. Wim . if FRONT ROW: Janice Lenimons, Pat O'Donnell, Pat Garner, Ann Taylor, Khris Colton, Mrs. Mable Schmidt, Maryanne U'Brcin, Melody Bennett. Janice Wheeler. ROW 2: Delia Chi Delphias Sponsored The Chi Delphias made life easier for the Delta Chiis this year, especially the pledges. The girls had a party last fall so they could get to know the pledges better. They also had secret pals in the candidate class and serenadcd Saiesl, Susan Skinner, Beth Hottenstcin, Mc-rrily West, Karen Hunter. ,ludy I.ansl'ord, Sally Earl, Iolfsta Stewart. Slave Sale to Raise Money them the week before their initiation. The Chi Delphias raised money through a slave sale and Homecoming concession stand to help the Delta Chiis buy new dining room furniture. Tea for Little Sister Groups Sponsored By GCGH Throughout the year the Girls of the Colden Heart sponsored various kinds of activities for and with the members of Sigma Phi Epsilon. They had a Thanksgiving food drive, match- ing members against pledges and GOCHg a surprise breakfastg Big Sis-Little Brother func- tionsg and the selection of Member of the Month and Member of the Year. GGGH also sponsored a Little Sister Tea for all the fra- ternity auxiliaries on campus. FRONT ROW: Pat Lewis. lane Reynolds, Mrs. Cleveland. Ceci Gillespie. Mary Dean. ROVV 2: Kathie Bolick. Lyn Moore, Barbara Semrad, lane Moore. Carolyn Linncrnan, Cheryl Dunn. ,qi I J 1 .ff I . ,:.. . . r 5 ii an at J VS A-E .. -. s .. M, f . ,.-e S 'f if FRONT ROW: Carlee Edwards, Belinda Brown. Carol Braden, Linda Blank, ROVV 2: Anita NVQ-is, Carol VVise. Elaine Miller, Sheila Stone, Linda Miller. TKE's Formed Girls' Auxiliary--Daughters of Diana Daughters of Diana was a new auxiliary formed by the men of Tau Kappa Epsilon. The group vvas composed of dropmates, pinmates, fiances, and wives of members. The organiza- tion's first year got ofl to a good start when it entered a cake vvallc booth in the SUAB Fair. The girls also had a house improvement pro- ject, gave surprise Christmas gifts to the mem- bers, and served as hostesses for the Tau Kappa Epsilon social functions. Alpha Kappa Alpha Assisted With Fashion Show Beta Beta chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha was founded on the OSU campus in March of l962. Founded nationally in l908, it was thc hrst Negro sorority organized in America. Members showed an active interest in commu- nity affairs by participating in a benefit fash- ion show in Oklahoma City for the NAACP and Martin Luther King scholarship, helping at a neighborhood nursery, and entertaining at a local convalescent home. FRONT ROW: Sheila Manning. Deborah Tennyson. Gwendolyn Harrison. ROVV 2: Patricia Bt-ll. Sandra Payton. Evelyn Richardson. LRC INT ROVV: Ahmed Nloshtaque. Dayid Doiy, Mary Lenihcke. judy Sinclair. Morita Bateman. Larry Lilly. Tony VVarner. David Russell. ROVV 2: Barney Chiglicri. Larry Scott, Rex Bet-ve. Dale fVlorgan. Herschel French. james Yang. Boh Dill- inan, Mike Cates. Don Siders. RUVV '51 Mike Bolick. Phil Queen, Douglas Toews, Stewart VVoodard. Stan Wilkirisrmri. Ter- ry Bennett. Phillip Dohson. Bill Henderson. Engineering Club Met With Sigma Tau Honorary Members ofthe OSU Engineering Club were ahle to hear such outstanding speakers at their meetings as Dr. jack Allison. of the electrical engineering department. The cluh also held a joint meeting with Sigma Tau, the honorary engineering fraternity. For relaxation, a social function was held in the spring. Diane Keith was the cluh's representative in the annual En- gineering Queen contest. AIChE Represented at Ford Motor Company Forum The American Institute of Chemical Engi- neers participated in many phases of campus life. The cluh entered the Engineering Expo- sition, elected a candidate for engineering queen. had a representative at a meeting of in- FRCJNT ROVV: Stew Rigncy. Kam Vxfan. Bert Olioye. Lary Stinnett. Don Farrell. BUVV 2: D, YN. Buchanan. Leonard Nflagnuson. Iohn Potts. Donald Lehman. William Cummins. Phil Mcliarlane. Carl Orrick. Matt Sooter. ROW 3: Don Si- clers. Brian Price. Larry Bagxis. Don Munson. Bohhy Maynard. Omer Schneider. Larry Blake. ROVV -lr loc Bass, Douglas dustrial men who surveyed the College of En- gineering and at a forum conducted hy Ford Motor Company. The eluh also held a region- al meeting of IAChE student chapters. Brinker. Cuy Scenter. Keith Thomas. Stefan Daxis. Nlarion Dfaton. Cary Herrmann. Larry Schuclein. ROVV 5: john Vxfakeheld. Paul jackson, jaw VVells. Cilhert Meyer. Clyde Kygar. Marshall Kayser. Lynn Smeltzer. Cary llollingsxxorth. Bijan Morshcdizadeh. 1 q , FRONT ROW: Coy Fuller. Cary Hart. l.arry Fore, Phil Marker. Sue Dulaney. Danny Thomas. ROW 2: Tex Gregor. Glen Carson. Robert Miller, Terry Bott-hlet, Robert Coke, Frank Wolf. Eddie l.ynel1. Beta Chi Sigma Conducted Patio Building Project Beta Chi Sigma was a building construction society for students enrolled in construction technology who had maintained a 2.5 grade average. The bi-monthly meetings presented films about different fields oi construction, Lear Jet and NASA Space During the year the Student Industrial Arts Association took part in many worthwhile and educational activities. These included field trips to Tonkawa for an industrial education seminar, to Wichita for tours of Lear jet and FRONT ROW: Tyler Stephens. William Cobble. Uvan Hall- mark, l,. H. Bcngston. Don Combrink. Leon Dunsmore. Carlos Disdier, Paul Nlullen. ROW 2: jimmy Womack, joe VVorle' 5, guest speakers, and representatives from vari- ous building firms. The organization's activi- ties included a patio and sidewalk building project, an Engineering Week exhibit, and Field trips. Center Toured by SIAA Boeing Aircraft, and to Houston for a tour of the NASA Space Center. The club also spon- sored its annual intercollegiate high school meet to promote interest in industrial educa- tion at Cklahoma State. Lynn Cox, Art Kim-annon, Donald Hutchison. Kelly Shaller. Sammy Cooper, Harold Holley, Eddie Lynch. yi FRONT ROW: Melinda Thrasher, Elizabeth Boyette, Mary Cobb, Wayne Sizelove, Ron Rogers, Donna Cravens, Linda Boyettc. ROW 2: Linda McAfee, janet Doling, Deanna lfout, Mary Scott, janet Rcams, Richard Rankin, Linda lfullbright. ROW 3: Calvin Bennett, Leroy llawkins. Bob Yandian, Dor- New Chi Alpha House This year Chi Alpha enlarged and extended its activities into many areas. With the help ol the Assembly of God churches, they ob- tained a chapter house so that their members would have a place for weekend social activi- othy Webb, Ron Bebee, Charles Halliburton, Emily Cox, Don King. ROW 4: Charles james, Ron King, Bill Sivadon, johnny Willis, Terry Cox. Cary Watson. jeyasingh Thabaraj. Steve Watts. Was Full of Activity ties. An alumni association was organized, as were numerous evangelistic tours, and state- wide retreats. The organization also continued their series of Bible study projects for interest- ed members. TB Checks and Blood Drives Sponsored by AED Alpha Epsilon Delta, society for pre-medical students, helped sponsor many useful activities connected with the medical profession. AED assisted the Oklahoma Research Foundation in its blood drives and also sponsored a tubercu- FRONT ROW: Mark Hlasdel. Steve Autry, joe Hamill, Merle Coleman. james Blaine. ROW 2: Kent Studebaker, Alton Wag- non, Ralph Braden. Patricia Mt-Knight. Carla Evans, Alan Bar- ber. Robert Breedlove, john Challin. ROW '51 Charles Powers losis check-up center. The advantages gained through tours of medical and dental schools and guest speakers were extended to the mem- bers of AED. Field trips were also taken. john Ballenger, Mike Steelman. Larry Bloomer, Terry Clower, Bill Burnett. Chris Cuest, Terry VVagner. john Gearhart, Cer- ald judv. A54 I Y.. l5RONT ROVV: jerry Beeby. john Matlock, Ben Rutz. Ronnie Stout. Ronald Raper. ROW' 2: Dr. Iohn Bayless. Iuanita Squire. Orrin Clement. Cynthia Taylor. lid lfeddersen. Virginia Tinnen. Steve Roush. lane Carlile. Billie jones. Roberta Price. ROVV '52 Iudy l.e-Claire, Barbara Pleasant. Sandra Combs, Mari- lyn Melntyre. Linda Stead. Donna Mt-Henry. Susan Summers. Lynda Reynolds. Marti johnson. Karla Walker. Pamela Morris. Cindy Bullington. l.ana Baker. ROW -l: Rudena Kudlae. Cheryl Hicks, B. C. Smith. Susan Hobbs. Dovie Steer. Sue Rehm. Sue VVall. Dorothy Gayle Thompson. Retha Regnier. Linda Anderson. Betty Bayless. ROW 5: l.arry Hayes. Steve Lee. lell' Ferguson. Kathie Behne. lack Hornbuekle, jim Shields. Nfliehael Doughty. Dan Sherry. Ronnie Bennett, Rosemary Novey. A. W. Mcllinnas. Mark Huckby. ROW ti: Margaret VVettengel. Kathy Neill. Cerry Pinkston. Debbie Moss. Regina Bruce, Iudy Standridge. Ellison Beasley. Bill Crit-e, Kenneth Piekard. Patil Havton, Dave Carnahan. Charles Romano. Christmas Carnival Annual Event ot PEMM Club The Physical Education Majors and Minors Club started the year off with a get acquainted party to welcome back all the members and to encourage new ones to join. During the course of the year a representative from the Sailing Club spoke and showed a film, and Mr. Ray Ferrent also gave an informative speech. So- cial highlight of the year was the annual Christmas Carnival with its gala festivity. Xi Mu Heard President of State Bar Association Xi Mu, pre-law fraternity, offered programs designed to help members successfully transfer from OSU to law school. Speakers for the group included Harry Crowe, president of the Tulsa Bar Associationg Winfrey Houston, FRONT ROW: John Perkins, Clark Williams, Douglas Mann, Harvey Payne. RK-hard Miller, Bob Sullivan. David Elliott. ROW 2: Rick Spellman, Danny Brow n. Remona Colson. lanet Hansen. Bonita Conley. Nancy Overman. Nita Ciles. Marsha president of the Oklahoma Bar Associationg john Imel, a federal district attorneyg and Charles Gotwalls, a member of the board of directors of the Fourth National Bank of Tulsa. Williams, l.anita Riesen, Susan Krueger, Michael Blevins. Kirk l.ytle. ROW 'Sz lames Ford. Thomas Seebo. Terry Denning. Diek lfarris, Mitchell Dobson. Fred l.eValIey. Roger Foster. joe Manning. .5 fr FRONT ROVV: Sharon Hunt, Madalyn Alexander, Cheryl Chandler. Vlarjorie johnson. ROVV 2: Loretta Ore P tri ll H ll on Bohanon, Hattie jones. Cheryl Nlimer. Adell VVithers. DeI+a Sigma Theias Aciive in Communi'ry Proiecfs The members of Delta Sigma Theta cele- brated this year with their traditional Found- er's Day, May Week, and Iabberwock. They also found time for such civic and community service projects as a basket for a needy South Stillwater family, a Christmas party for under- privileged children, and a voter registration drive among South Stillwater residents prior to the fall election. Individual Delta Sigma Theta members were active on the executive board of the local NAACP, as representatives to the Faculty Council, and as members of Residence llalls Association Leadership Conference. Two members were also Alro-American Queen at- tendants and rode in the Homecoming parade last fall. X FRONT ROW: F. 1. McDonald, Lee Nickels, lack Allen. ROW 2: Cecil Burgess, john McDonald, Charles Kumpe, Fred LeValley. Iota Nu Sigma Toured Insurance Company Offices Iota Nu Sigma was a student insurance fra- ternity. Members took field trips to Dallas and Oklahoma City that took them through the home oliices of several large insurance companies. At meetings, the group heard speakers on such topics as salesmanship and insurance, why choose a career in insurance, and the importance of expressing one's self in the insurance business. Mu Kappa Tau Visited Hallmark Cards and TWA Mu Kappa Tau, marketing fraternity, did many things to help its members learn more about their chosen profession. The club heard speakers from such companies as Procter and Gamble and Phillips Petroleum. While in FRONT ROW: Susan Quinn, Linda Baily, Ioanna Morris, Kay Bales, Carolyn Moore, Linda Bennett, Teresa Rogers. ROW 2: Iudy Fritcher, Sharon Getchell, Iean Barton, Linda Vick, Kay Dell Rhodes, Gladys York, Carolyn Foral, Iudith Francis. ROW Kansas City on their annual field trip the members toured Trans-World Airlines and Hallmark Cards. This year Mu Kappa Tau also helped sponsor the Business Student Council Honors Banquet. 3: Bob Murphy, Steven Bowersox, Phil Bowersox, Gary Mark- us, David Jensen, Iohn Shaw. ROW 4: Iarnes Fitzgerald, Iim Ray, Charles Abercrombie, Gary McDowell, Mike Farrell, Rick Iamison, john Stanley, Ierry Fennimore, William Holder. 'H+ - . . kj ? at . FRONT ROW: Barbara Smith, Sylvetta Striplin, Raquel Wynesberry, Mildred Hill, Wallace King. ROW 2: julia Brown, KaSaundra Smith, Sandra Payton, Glenn Shoate, Lynda Lati- mer, Patricia Hill, Dewell Turner. Afro-American Society Promoted Black Heritage The Afro-American Society was active in all phases of campus life last year. Throughout the year members recruited black students from high schools in the state to come to OSU. The biggest event of the year was the co-spon- Advertising Procedures Pi Alpha Mu was an honorary advertising fraternity. This year the members made field trips to such metropolitan cities as Dallas, Houston, and Chicago to study advertising and publishing firm procedures. The fund raising FRONT ROW: Larry Skoch, Mary Kay Shepherd, Philip Irordan, Daryl Thurber, Ioe Iohnston. ROW 2: Dennis Schick, Ann Lockney, Mary Elizabeth Peirce, Maren Riise, Ron Lock- ney, L. D. Groom. ROW 3: Barry Blackman, Richard Cun- ningham, Shelley Ricker, Barbara Rauder, Barbara Leverton, soring of the second Black Heritage Week in February. All the speakers and seminars were designed to develop a genuine appreciation of the black man and his rich cultural heritage. 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Monthly Forums Sponsored by Panliellenic Council Panhellenic Council held a weekend retreat for dele- gates at Roman Nose State Park. lts purpose was to evaluate the councilis relevancy to Greek women and, more important, to evaluate the relevancy of OSU's Greek system to its members. Under the leadership of ludy Sherman, president, the council began a monthly forum. Each sorority sponsored a different program once during the yearg these forums were open to all Greek Women. lts purpose was to present a culture oriented program offering new ideas on different topics to those Greek Women who were interested. FRONT ROW Barbara Extens linda lluncs Ruth Stexenson, ROW: Elaine Miller, Mary Ann Primo, Susan Guillaume. Lynn Iudy Sherman Ianrte Wheeler Chris l rbno ND ROW Paula Branch. Marilyn Proctor. lane Ellen Herzig, Myra Yoesting. Wright Ruth Ann Miller Pax Maxhill llndi AlJll7 Sheralyn Dana Downing. Summers linda lump udx Whetlu llndl Wheeler SRD IFC Originated Christmas Vesper Service On December 17 the Intcrlraternity Council, with the cooperation of Panhellenic, began a new Creek tradition by holding a Christmas vesper service. It was held at the First Presbyterian Church and a choir composed of fraternity and sorority members sang Christmas carols as part of the service. IFC oilicers Lynn Surratt, presi- dentg Cleive Dumas, vice president, lon Bayouth, secre- tary, and Gary Marcus, treasurer, helped organize a Creek newspaper which was to be printed bimonthly. Oliicers also decided to open Spring Sing competition to the entire campus. ROW l: Casey Childs, Ion Bayouth, Steve Dickey, I. R. Hunter, enson, Steve Lorenzen. Iohn Carrett. ROW -1: Iohn Slaughter Cary Markus. Lynn Surratt. Steve Holton. ROVV 2: Mike Hain- Mike Adt-or-k, Terry Tfmloy. Cary Cottongim, Larry Shirley ner, Dick Cann. Jack Stutevillc, Dale Clark, Hill Roswell, Kipp Randy Whittaker, low Ceis, Steve jones. Rill Burnett. jay Mullen. jerry Shonkwiler, Wallace King. ROW 3: Mike How- Arnold. Larry Bloomer. ROW 3: joe Piantanida, Mike Smith erton. Don Warmberg, Craig Tigert, Aneeo Francisco, Mel john Ford. joe Cox, Ken Oshel. jack Casper, Don Mackey Spinks. Ross Mt-Knight. Charles Sutter. john Conine, Ioe Sor- Cary Criiiith, Larry Langley. L FRONT ROW: Cathy Bradley, Trisha Hadlock, Sharon Bryan, Margaret Beard, Virginia Hustead, Leslie Hendrickson, Phoebe Icna Whitso, Connie Conley. SECOND ROVV: Paula Andrew, lan Buck, Connie Greb, Ruthie Rushee, Marilyn Proctor, Susan Guillaume. THIRD ROVV: Kathy Holsinger, Iudy Helm, Sprowls, Nancy McKee, Anita Hanson, Margo Beshara, Carolyn Prater, D'eeAnn Hubbard. Junior Panhellenic Gave Pledge-Independent' Party Iunior Panhellenic again sponsored the Pledge-Independent Party, where all sorority pledge classes put on skits to entertain their independent guests. Delegates made Christmas stockings to be taken to the childrenis ward of the Stillwater hospital. President Margaret Beard encouraged each pledge class to make a roll of slides showing different pledge activi- ties. These were designed to be used during Freshman Orientation. Work Day Held by Junior lnterfraternity Council lunior Interfraternity Council sponsored a VVork Day in Oklahoma City. All fraternity pledge classes co-operated in this project, which concentrated on beautifying the north- eastern section of Oklahoma City. HFC FRONT ROW: Ioe Lewis, Don Greenamyer, lim Fanning, Mike Williams, Chuck Gall, Steve Cropper, Alan Franz, Ioe Hampton, Jud DeMott, Steve Cummings, left Sailer, Rick Rob- erts, B. I. Steinbrook, John Stacy. ROW 2: Ioe Steele, Dan Doris, Cal Shimrock, Don Wilson ,Dennis Siegmann, Dennis Roe, Evcren Hull, Ralph Harrison, Terry Shipley, Chris Freisen, President Steve Cropper also began planning a Work Day in Stillwater to replace the Okla- homa City Work Day. ln this way Greeks would be able to improve fraternity relation- ships with Stillwater residents. Iohn Klopp, Scott Galloway, Larry Cagigal, Tony Kelsay, George Trenfield, Robert Keating, Iohn Richardson. ROW 3: Robert Billings, lay Holmes, Stan Wilkinson, Dave Reger, Roger Robertson, Mark Barrett, Iohn Martin, Tommy Wilson, Bruce Boyd, Dan Loving, Truett Gray, Steve Goss, Jerry Richerson. Roland Chandler, Arnold Green, Edward Guess, Wal- lace King, Melvinal Spinks, Iuan Darryl Williams, Donald Woodley. Alpha Phi's Encouraged Local Voter Registration Leading the Alpha Phi Alpha chapter this year were ofiicers Wallace King, pres., Roland Chandler, v.p.g Leroy Brown, sec.g and Iuan Williams, treas. Oliicers stressed the creed of Alpha Phi Alpha, which stated that goodwill was to be the monarch of their house. Every- one who lived by this creed soon learned what brotherhood really meant. lVlen entered the house unacquainted, only to depart as friends. Cordiality existed among all who abided with- in. Alpha Phiis extended their cordiality to the residents of Stillwater by traveling door-to- door, reminding citizens of the importance of their American rights and encouraging people to get to the polls for registration before the national elections. However, civic minded Alpha Phi,s changed to social as their Black and White Ball ended the year on a note of fun and gaiety. The Black and White Ball served to further the fraternityis social aims. Because Alpha Phi Alpha brothers wanted a winning intramural basketball team, they began practicing basketball before the season opened. 'l'mrr Buuldirr, Patrick A. Bmuks, Pm Hryzint, Williairi Clair l3urm'll, Mark Carlile, Drrrirl VI. Cizrscy, Charles Clark, lcll ciflllllilylllilll, Roger H. lJUSll'I'. Cflmrlcs Clrrllzrghcr. lay llzrllmrm, jnlm Harrmnrrnd, Cfllzlrlvs llurriplirvy, Kirk l.y- llv. Rmizrlcl Vlvlmurll, lillis Nai- lr-lr, Rrmlwrl lr. Nelson, Hal Osxxull. Clary Kun! Pinkston, Rulncri l.ommrLl Powers, Gary Rzivnirm. -lvrry Riulwrsrm, Rick Ric-le, Slcphvn Rnlucrts, Garry Rosen- li:1rm'r, Ron Szrllia, Rlwbcrl Svliriviclvrg Slow lildon Smiih. :Xllrml Sriipcs, Im' Srvrele. Rex Yl'l1HIN2l5,1Ul1H Williz1ms,Sran- luy Wilsr'y, larry C. VV00d, Rirlizrrcl Y2ll'l3l'Hl1gl1. Vlllll'5l' pflbllil AL'llL'lil mumlwrs gzzrw ilu-ir iriumplizml imm- murzrl tennis winner ar wzrrm xxvlr-miio ziltur his x'ic'tm'5', i Acacia 1215 University Egyptian Night on the Nile Was Enjoyed by Acacia Again last year Acacia brought back the days of pharaohs in their annual Nite on the Nile party. What began as an all-campus party in 1923 was forced to be converted to a fraternity party ten years ago when the at- tendance exceeded feasible capacity. Pledges announced the coming event by pulling the blocki' while the pharaoh's representative de- livered invitations. Diverse costumes were viewed as the masqueraders passed by the 60- foot oblisk on their way to the dance. Pres. Bill Burnett, V.P. Roger Foster, and Sec. Mike Erwin witnessed another successful dance under their term of oflice. 2 hs W fi i E -, f 3 : 9 5 A f ., is QE 2 1 ' 52. a 2 its i 3 1 M F 5 1 5 , , at Q' ' 7 tv' K ' Qmwaaazrmm-ze Girls invited to the Acacia Night on the Nile were personally invited by a Pharaoh who was pulled to each house by Acacia pledges. Karen Andormn. Marydith Asvli. Dobwrali Aslivrilwrsi. Icannc Board, Dana Bork, San- di Boll, Barlvara Biggs, lTAly'a Blum-tlinian. Kailiyi Iinalrigln. K2lllly'BI'2lI1ll. Dvlmrall liI'2lIlKlL'lll7llI'g, Mary lain lirmm, Rmaly n Iimznllnin, Bvvlyy' limxyli. l,inda lirfmn. Warilyn limyxn. Sillllllllil liiwm-. Slwryl Ci2lI'll'I. Patti Cfull'L'y'. Uianv Uickvrismi. Karvn Din-lxiliwli, Clin-i'y'l Dunn,I1idy' lfaliiwinlwii. Bron- da lidinundx. Suxan lfxigvl. Sylvia lfaupvl. Nanvy liwgiiscni, Ciarrmlyn Clar- rard. Civnrgiaiiria Catlu-rs. linda Casin, Um' Ann Cliv- rmyp Dvlxlwic- Cirillin. Ann Hall, Ian llanraly, Diam- Hovlm. Susan llollvy, Linda Iziukwii. fVlic-lwlyn Ioll'vry'. Lin- da Ivti. l'vy'cn- Ioliiwvn. N'larxlia Inhrwm. Vivian Inlin- nlun, In Inplin, Linda lump, Cindy' Kingliam, Kaxliy' KTUIZI. Anna Kunzu. Cfamly n l,innm'- man. Nlailvinl linnilvyp Nancy Niv- Danii-l. Nlaiy la iVlt'ilgl1l'I'. Nan- cy Xlvllimxl, Slwrry Nailz-li. Susan Nulmlu. Tanya Pc-Ivrs, lndiili Piaii. lman lilunmn-i'. -IUIIIIIN' Pulls, Rug:-iw Priuc'. Linda Ray, I.z-igli Riggs. Rcln-ni-ii Rum-lilc-n, Dvlia Saivd. lJK'l7Kll'2lll Sclilvss- man. lil'lSy Si-lnnnann. llc-lara Sod lak, Sandi Slivdrun, Sliarc-l Sniilli, Sara Snidcr. Linda Snlnniun, fVlar'y'Spivm-r,l'l1uc-iw Spnm ls. l'a1rim'ia Slariyliwry. Ciamlyn Sli-plivlis, Ciail Sirnnd. Su- zannv SIl1I'1.lL'XZllll, judy' ili1lI'll'I'. Inlianna 'l'aIm'. Snxannr' 'l'li4mxpsfm. Nlarily n x'i2llMll'l'XIiI'l. llnlmvrlzl YValtvrs, janis VVl1iic-d. Kristy Xyvilliilllli Nll'I't'LliIl1 VVilliams. Inditli VViIwn. My ra Yrwsling. iiiiiiii if-Qi' 'E ':f,-1 iii fi .ii 5 ' ' ' ii- ffw iw n N , A ii iii ii ii .F iii t up .pK A i i 'img ?gvg? 'y:. f,,f gin ii .fff ga. L in AAAL i. l laii, i i l Q iiii . ' I ' ' ls' Q ' U 1, -5,9 . ng! la, b All A .A Li i1 is K is ' ar 5 if R 5 :r if A 14111 i A ill 8 , E? lllgu X 1 1 L L. is if-fi . ,.-.i l if li i ' A A . A 4 I 1 ,fz i' ,i in A i' l' W' -l . 3 ..,: 5 if M 5 EMA -i y 4 . Al A1ifA fum fix - 'QEQ f -.H -LX i qc: X 'Q i K L 3-is' A f.. T K.. i , i i xi: , y 'Q ygk y,,V, 1 ' Z 1. .Lx 4' Q: Q in l i ili di A n i yyy yy 6 1 A 4. 14 i i 1 I ,,.., V ' - I izii ' Vy,Aii 1 I if yyi V r i - Mi? 5 .i W h1 - 5 Wy i - iiy y 4 . ah 4 .l 4 y,wx H, ay 1, .:-iff' 'qfxf Ht- A. H V 1. A ,. 5'3- ,sy ' Q if H 1 if 1 Jw A - A A ll Ai A V' A dhd nada, Ig fQQQa ,ii Q 1 . V ' ., ,4aq ii,i My Ag A gfifi ' Alpha Chi Omega 223 S. Garfield M X j Allruisiic Project Underlalcen by the Alpha Chi's Last year Alpha Chi's staged a year long project to earn a mile of pennies. This was to be contributed to the national Alpha Chi al- truistic project, which gives to the Easter Seal. There was competition between classes such as slave auctions, playing bridge for pennies, and a junior class entertainment night to raise more pennies. Officers joyce johnson, pres.g Mary Lou Breon, v.p.g and Mary Luman, sec. not only helped co-ordinate this project but also made plans for an old-fashioned fall ser- enade. Members and pledges donned white ruflled blouses and dirndl skirts to serenade pinmates with such Holdiesn as Shine on Harvest Moonf, An additional fall activity in- cluded participation in Homecoming festivities. Alpha Chi Omega's enjoyed working on their OSU Homecoming house decoration, 'iEat the Cornhuskersf' with men of Lambda Chi Alpha. Diane' jean Adi-II, Sylxia Ad-- kins. Susan Aldvn. Bs-vvrly Arnistrnng. Barbara Balwr, lane Barnvs. Helen jrwan Burn- liardl. Cl'1c'ryl Bc-fry. Nlargara-1 Ann liiwm. lialln Brmrcliarcll. Molly limxlin. Vlary Brve-nllrwc, Susan Huck. Busy Ann Cllirisnnan, 1211101 R. Clary. l.inda Clnlxwll. Karen Suv Cnrlco. llvlvlnic IDL'- liart. Katlilcvn liamnnan. Ianm Ellix. Ciandaw lfnwrwn, liar- lwara l zulu-mv. Calhcrinz- lk-lir. juan lfrinrn. Sara lfunli. Sara Funk. Nliuliclc- Garrett, janic Gassaway. Pam- ela Ann Cran1,Anita Hanson. llelcnda Harmnn .Kailic-rim' Hem-lx. lrcno llclvcy. Susan Hrmell, Urlanda llulv- lward. Frivcla llunlcr. l.L-ali Hutvliins. Linda lxc-s. Cami lrilinsim. Patricia lrmlinsun. Sie-plianief lam-x. l.inda liainimki. l'an'ii'ia Ui- anv liepmn. Mary Kingslcy. Bvny Lisby. Suv l,nnc-rgan. vlklllvi Suv l.mxc'ry, l.inda l,un- dy. Kathy Marla-5. Cl1e'1'yl Marxist: Maruia ll Vic- Gee. Nanuy ML-Kev. Cynthia Vlmlic-ily. Mary Lynn Murc- land. Nanny Murray. Frieda Nailch. Barbara Olsuki. jucly K. Palricli, Llanvliv Puinls, Mariana Putnam, janei Rub- cris, Andrea Robcrtwn, VVinA c-no Royvr, Elaine- Srnitli, jan- ci Smith. Ginny Strung. l,L'lia Sutlic-rx. Susan lllnu-r, Margarvl Walk- vr. Phyllis Vxfalu-rs, Marilyn Vkfecld, Shirley Wi-li-li. Shari XN'c'xc'r:t1. Nanny VVlii1- alwr, Suxannc- VVin1cr, l.inda VVnnclrull, Margo Bun lex, Gayle Nexwll. llolvlvia- Usczir- son. Mu 'A -v gn' b ,s 3 ,iw Auf' r- F, W A ff i-ci 'ff 1 V Alpha Delta Pi 1309 University Parents' Day Trophy Won Alpha Delta Pi officers lanet Clary, pres.g Helen Bernhardt, lst v.p.g Marilyn Weed, 2nd v.p.g and Jeannie Naifeh, sec., encouraged members and pledges to invite parents to at- tend OSU's Parents, Day. A trophy was pre- sented during the halftime ceremonies of the Parents' Day football game to the living group by the Alpha Delta Pi's that had the highest percentage of parents present. ADPi's and parents were the proud recipients of that trophy. Service projects in- cluded a Halloween party for faculty children and sponsoring an orphan Indian child. At Thanksgiving ADPi's collected food to give to a deserving Stillwater family. These Alpha Delta Pi pledges tried to entice members to purchase some of the pledge class money-raising candy for a study-break snack. Alvin B1-adles. Gary Ba-ziclli-5. lzinws Beard. Glenn Blridgcii. Iin1lS111-14, Nlorlu Buss. Nuriiizin Czilwzin iss. Donniw Canis. Gary Cllzirk, Al- vin Cllvviwiits. Clinlnn Davis, Runzild Davis, Royle l3m'm'Q. Dwight Diulcefj' . VVilli:11n Dillsawr, Nliiulwll Unlusim. llill Elliott. fVlz11'k lil- liiitt. Cllizirlc-5 lin-e1111111. Miki- l:I'lk'lil'I1Nk'llHilkll. Rocliivy C1111- will. 'll-1'1'y llzigguv. lox- Hziiiiplrmn. Nlikc llzirkin. l.arry llviclv- lun-1-lit. Dan Herald. licilwl l'l1'1'1'1ml1l. Afllllli' Hiitwn. Cliuvlx lzilvzirsi, Olive-1 Kinxiv, Dun Kirby, 509 limlscy. Billy lyclv. Rulnsrt Lyle. Irmlin Mv- lflimv. Uuviil lVll'55i'llgCI', Mark Milli-r, Sll'lllll'I1 Nflrmrris. Zane lVl11l- lwrry. Mzison lVl1mgl:1, Run Nicl:l.jiul1n Ulcllizim. Pliilip PC'I'I'f'IIl2lI1, l.,1'sli1- Pslli- grirlzi, l.ynn Rcinscliniicll. Unv- inl RUl1l'Ol',K6'l1l'1BIl'l Roni, Clint Ruusli. jim Shelton. C,1n'l Sllvplivrcl. A. H. Shi. VVA5 nc' Sim-liwe. .-Xllwurt Slllllli. .liilin Sl1'pl1L-ns. XVZ-ll'I'E'll S11u'l4- 1-1, jncla Sliilvvillv. l'l1il Sxxiixvr. Riiwcll 'l'1'l1'rIil- li-r. cl0iil'gl' Ti'011li0lcl. -Iiiiiicx VVz1ll4c1'. lorry VVlf1i1c-. Vlilw l VN riglii. 330 lg .' , ww ' ' . 'Q' .A , 1' :E 'ww 5 ii. 1 ' 72 i i, , , l l xx ' ' fi ',k W? 7 , iw ,, ' ' ,. , IV V, ,E .V , N j 1 ws .. 1. W . 1 bl Alpha Gamma Rho 224 S. Washington Dean Troxel Trophy Awarded 'ro Alpha Gamma Rho Alpha Gamma Rho was deemed the out- standing fraternity on campus by receiving the Dean Troxel Award. The award was based on a group,s accomplishments in the Held of scholarship, organization of the group, group activities, activities of the individual, inter- Greek relations, and non-Greek relations. Cf- iicers lack Stuteville, pres., R. A. Devore, v.p.g Wayne Sizelove, sec., and Bethel Herrold, treas., were proud of the continued excellence of AGR achievements including the national award for the most improved AGR chapter. A first for the AGR,s was the organization and chartering of Rhomates, girls' auxiliary. AGR,s also received the First place trophy for their Homecoming house decoration. Alpha Gamma Rho President lack Siuteville and Mom B proudly inspected thc new Dean Troxel Award trophy presented to the AGR3. Michael Bourland, Thomas Andrew Bridewell, Frederick Brooks, Robert Clymer, Iarnes Cook. Victor I. Corner, james C. Dirickson, Iames Fanning, Norman Hill, Stanley Iones. Mitch Kessler, Donald Law- son, Frank Marshall, Kipp Mullen, James David Phillips. Ron Pierce, john Richardson, Robert Roswell, William Con- rad Roswell, David Schachlc. Michael Smith, Wesley Up- church, Henry Franklin War- den, Edwin Watkins, Paul Wright, Lyndell Iamison. As the Blackfoot Formal ap- proached, ATO's began prep- arations for painting black footprints on the sidewalks. Alpha Tau Omega 240 Hester' Alpha Tau Omega's Plagued by a Third Floor Fire Highlighting the year for Alpha Tau Omega,s was the annual Blackfoot Formal. Each fall as their formal approaches, ATO's sneak around during the night to paint black footprints leading from all of the sorority houses to the ATO house. These footprints lend an air of mystery and excitement to the approaching formal. With social life behind them ATO members and otlicers, Kipp Mullen, pres., Ieff Ackerman, v.p.g and Iames Cook, sec., began preparation for 1Cl1'1Z1l,S Week. HOW- ever, their studying was interrupted when a fire broke out on the third fioor of the house. It was soon extinguished and the damage re- paired with the help of active chapter members and concerned Alpha Tau Omega alumni. C. 3.1 'C A third floor fire at the Alpha Tau Omega house necessitated a general cleanup and rebuilding of that particular sci-tion of the house. Deborah Anderson. Paula An- drew, Carol Bennett, Lynne Branch, Sharon Bruton, Ian Buck. Katherine Buckner, Sue Bur nett, Arlene Burt, Carolyn Caldwell, Jana Carroll, Ianis Clark. Camilla Clymer, Ann Crunk, Sandra Evam, Sigrid Evans, Barbara Fischer, Cynthia Fits-. Cynthia Fleming. Shirley Fouat, Carol Casser, Nelda Hair, Linda Hall, Laura Hol- liday. Tamra Hooper, Stacia Huish, Mary Klein, Kathy Koons, Jaq- uelyn Kuhn, Michele Ladusau. Cherie Livctt, Eclwina Lodge, Ann Lowrance, Marsha Mc- Adams. Michel McElvvaine, Sue Mitchell. Linda Morrison, Sue Murrell, Maureen O'Mara, Patricia Park, Janet Parrish, Norma Price. lean Roberts, Connie Schroder, Mary Secrist, Margaret Schrontz, Pamela Stanley. Elizabeth Steichen, Pamela Story, Karin Strain, Marjorie Tytenicz, V ic-ki Van Hoclc. Pamela Vaughn, Linda VVin- ter, Betsy Winters, Mary VVright, Diane Yarbrough.. 334 Alpha Xi Della Alpha Xi Del+a's Took Alpha Xils worked with FarmHouse to win first place in the SUAB Fair. ln freezing weather, members took their turn in being dunked as part of the booth's festivities. Alpha Xi's also joined forces of sisterhood in four Weeks of making Christmas stockings to be given to their dates at the winter formal. The First Place at SUAB Fair members diligently pasted, sewed and sequined stockings to be filled with goodies, from Cuff links to covered Wagons. A fun-filled year closed with anticipation of a new Alpha Xi Delta house. Officers for the year were Ianis Clark, pres., Pamela Io Vaughn, v.p.g and Norma Price, sec., and Mary Wright, trcas. Alpha Xi Dsltzfs enjoyed furthering the Christmas spirit by making these Christmas stockings to be filled with toys and candy. Iames Baker, Keith Ball, Mark Barrett, Iohn Barton, Iames Bolding, Vsliley Bryant. Thomas Butler, Gary Cotton- gim, Michael Duggin, Edward Eberhard, Henry Eddins, Stev- en Fuller. Dennis Gabler, Robert Craal- man, William Granstatl, Chris Guest, Robert Hall, Robert Hammack. Donald Harmon, David Hart- rnan, Iimmy Hayes, Burl Holmes, Larry Holt, Richard Ingham. Steven Iorns, William Kulsrud, lim Lovell, Chester Lovely, Robert Martin, Rex McCoy. Roger McMillan, Dennis Me- Neill, Patrick Mickle, Scott Morgan, Ted Morgan, Rolland Nash. Don Nickles, Iohn Nicles, Lar- ry Nieman, Mik Patrick, Grant Price, Ioe Rector. Iames Reid, Don Robinson, Larry Shirley, Charles Simp- son, Iames Smith, Ioseph Smith. Ronald Stephan, Howard Sykes, Cary Theobald, Wil- liam Vaughn, Ronald Ward. Bob Ware, Iohn Williams, Monte Wise, Mark Adkins, Iohn Hays. Beta Theta Pi 1207 University Be+a's Held Auction for the Campus Chest Drive Under the leadership of Gary Cottongim, pres.g Dennis McNeill, v.p.g and Cary Roush, sec. Betas experienced another year of success and achievement. Perhaps of greatest fame was Betais continued success in Varsity Revue. Beta skits which have been primarily musical have captured four VR firsts in the last five years. The men of Beta Theta Pi also threw their support behind the Campus Chest proj- ect sponsored by SUAB. Betas conducted an auction in which sorority sisters of the Beta nominee for Campus Clodia were auctioned otl for chores from washing automobile win- dows to washing and drying members clothing. The Chi Omega S'Hootie was auctioned oil' as a slave by the men of Beta Theta Pi to raise money for their entry in Campus Clodia. Ann .M-kcrttiztii, Marilyn Alex- andvr, Rvntro Alt, Patsy Angus. Linda Baily, Kay Hales. Deb- orah Beeson. Vlargart-t l.t-0 Bcnbrook, Mari- lyn Bcnbrook, .lan Hi-rry, Mar- go Bvshara, Carol Ann Bow- man, Bcvt-rly lirvhin, Cath- arine Davis Browning. -loan Bryngolson, Suzi Carroll. Marilyn Clhcnault. Carol Christic, Sllf' Clahaugh, Eliza- beth Clilt. Dvliorah Cfoltharp. Mary Ann Copeland. Carroll I.. Corbin, janet Crawford, Dam-ll Crenshaw, Sherry Cross, Dt-horah Davis, Io Davis. Marsha Davis, Nita Davison, Nant-y Deaver, Ann Dicindio. Bcvvrlv Dickson, Boverly Dix- on. Patricia Dollarhidv. Vivlti Domnicli. Catherine Iiht-rt, Carolyn lfitc, Dixie Fla-ming, Suzanne ., Garner, Sharon I.. Gt-it-ht-Il, Suzanne Graham. Susan Guillaume, Sue Gunkcl, Kathryn Harris, Linda Hawk- ins, Carolyn llcllor, Ianice Hobson, Issy Houston. Judy Iamcson, Dianne Keith, Karon Lansdovvn, Barbara Lewis. Mary Littlejohn. Ian l,ovt-lady, Sammy Main. Iaytnt- Martin, Martha lane Martin. Donna Mathers, Mar- sha Maxwt-ll. Dianv Mathers N'lt'Danit-l. Dcidra Ann Mc- Crilli, Bt-linda fVlt'N0vv. l.21llI'lt' Nlt'l.aurin Vlt-1'l4.Ivrt1ti- fvr Moittgoyncry. Patricia Moorv, joanna Morris. Terry Nostrand, Carol O'Bric1n. Marsha Uulcls. Denise Out-ri. Carolyn Pra- ter, Susan Pratur. Marily n Proctor. l.atlonna Provost. Su- san Rani-lc. Kavdcll Rliodf-S. 338 li . -X 'Sr xb l K A J' . ,SHP . A , .... 41.4 '?'?' ' 1. 15' Chi Omega 310 Monroe any Chi Omega's Judge-cl Deserving of Patchin Award Individuals vie for individual honors but only a sisterhood can bring home the Dean Patchin Award. Last year Chi Omega receiv- ed the silver bowl which stands out before all other trophies. This is an annual award which is sponsored by the women of Delta Zeta in honor of Dean Patchin, Dean of Wom- en at OSU. Selection by an impartial Still- water committee was based on the groupis contribution to the campus, to the commu- nity, and to the Greek system. To officers Sharon Gechell, pres., Ianet Weathers, v.p.g Mary Copeland, sec., and Carol Corbin, treas., this award was the climax to a successful year. Contributing to Chi Omegais qualifica- tions for this award was their achievement of the highest grade-point average among OSU womenis Creek groups. R . 1, , ...ts 'ta ..' 5 The Dean Patchin Awardis silver bowl was the most coveted trophy. 't - . -.,, Q Skinner. Suusan Skinner. An- i , -3 ,lr fl drea Smith. Phyllis Smith. - ii : I - Carol Rin-hcrt, Sherri jean ' Q. yi ' V g,', Sanders, Jennie Sehandorl, i i 'ii ' ' - A Christine H. Sheets, Linda 4 ,.,,.,. L W? I .mg iv 4. 1 . .1 P es, - V -' 4 0 , Deborah Sponberg. len Spray, t judy Stephens. jo Esta Stew- art, Susie Stuart, Kaye Tigcrt, -I - Kathi Elizabeth 'l'ur-ker. lane U .3 Venzlae. K Vg H-,. V - Linda Vick. Irvin Wwllair. an- Wclls. Nancy VVii,htm'm. Lis- lic Willhanlas, Annitle Wil- son .eslic v'lTy' , Diana Bom. ' et Lynn Weathers. Melody 1 K r K 1 g X . . , I - 3 1 an 1 1 lack Ashbaugh, Michael Bag- by, Iohn Barner, Robert Bart- lett, john William Baum, Dav- id BeFfa, Verland Behrens. 'jon R. Bond, Terry Brent Chapel. William Chapel, Steve Cummings, Iohn Dear, Ierry Paul Dinsrnore, Larry Dinsinore. David Douglas, Garrett Mich- ael Eakin, Iames F. Gabels- berg, Steve George, Harry Gor- don, David Warren Grone- man, Miles Hall. Wayne Patrfck Hamill, Ron- ald D. Hartwick, Steven Hel- fer, Randall Hopkins, .lay Hoyle, Iamcs Massey Iohnson, Dobbin Bryan Lanslord. Robert G. Lemons, Larry F. Little, Michael Estill Marshall, Don I. McCune, Paul Mc- Nabb, Robert Morris, Larry Mullinix. Iaines Norman, George R. O'- Reilly, joseph Piantanida. Paul Steven Platner, Tom Sheriff, Michael Smith, Thorn- as David Springfield. Iames Stingley, Iohn Lewis Strickland, Richard Edwin Vogel, Daniel Weisman, Don Wilkinson, Don Wilson, Don- ald Wilson, Iohn T. Wit. Delta Chi's were able to take enough time off from studies to help a brother celebrate an RSIR at the Patio. Delta Chi 703 University Slave Day's Profits Donated to March of Dimes If you wanted your car washed or your shoes shined all you had to do was wait for the annual Delta Chi Slave Day. Members and pledges were sold to the highest bidder, who could then assign any type of work for his slave to do that day. The money from this slave day was then given to the March of Dimes. Last year, Delta Chiis raised 515290 through this project. To culminate the day's activities, Delta Chi oilficers Larry Little, pres., Iohn Ford, v.p.g Steve Platner, sec., and Don lVlcCune, treas., helped plan a Slave Day party at the Delta Chi fraternity house honoring the Weary slaves. Until everyone was hosed off it was hard to determine the boys from the girls at the Delta Chi-Alpha Chi pledge shaving cream light. liarlmata gllnrttnts. Katy .-Xclamw. Rt-lwcra liailvy, llc-mit-tta Bit'- lwr. Kay litwglv, l.incla BI'4DXXPl'. Katlty lirmxtt. l'amc'la liucli, Mmttrt-wt Clarmiultacl. Sandra Kay Cztrtcr. Ann Chaney. lJL'lYltTilll Clark. Clytttltia fjtxulx. Commit' A. Cfmnwrtnttl. Nlart-ia Uitzler. .lm- amt llmxtwy, fVlarvia Drake. It-viva Dugan. Bonnie llttnn. Mary lirivkson, Barbara liwc-ns, Kristvn Fen- lvm, Karvn lfuumain. Btmttiv It rank. lrilllii l'ranlx. Nlary Pat Grimrt. Iauvt llall. Cltrixtuplwr Har- ris. livrlsi llart. liccki Hart. Italy llt-lm, 'Iam' llill, Susan llill.KatltylluIsit1gm',Marsha llutttlvy. lam-1 jrmm-H. liarlmara Kuttycnt. -Iuyrc' Kin- tu-5. IN-31315 Klinv. Rimla Suv lxnppttx. lan l,alt'. lm- Latt- llll'l', Kathy Lynn l,audn-rclalt'. Clam- lytt latttflicli. Cfyttthia lrou lVlarsl1, l,imla Mt-Cl-mi, Kathy Wxm-llylillt-1,Hat-lmmMiIls. Nlarilyn Nlmnt-. Nlary N'luyc't'. xllll'llL'I', jam-t F. Nit'l1ttls,l7tmmtlty Null. llumta Hat lmra l,t'ttt'sutt. . Cindy Piland, Sandra Kay l,1tVl'l'll, Susan Priw. -lean Rm-tl, Karvtt Rr-id, Rolwwzt lllwacls. Sh:-Ill-y Ric'l4:'r. n. -W , it . 'g i f i 1 I K ig -Q H . if r q at P N .. . A Lkhy , a 1 ' 4 . i A- ,f 'f gsijit t' ., m tl' 9,5521 r 5'-,iaifwz sf' : . . , ,L 9 ,. Q 'A if? 11? ' :Q 'Q ' W e 2 M- , -. ., ., 5 D ,,m.jf',. f'J , I ,, ,ttf X' ' if ' 'X if iii ' 1 ,.v t SVR kk QE' i ggi , 1 tj-5 ' Qs l ' 'V by t- a f 5 '-1 if We ,A j fn., ., ' ig, filwi - D ' ' ' 545' 'T , H ' ' ,W A .. . ' . 5 K f .-' 'K .Q , 1, . A A -M X - ' tr - ,U 1Qz..5,,.t -Q. 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Applicants of cam- pus-wide eligibility were judged on grades and activities. Turning from civic to campus ac- tivities, Tri Delts and otiicers janet Nichols, pres., jane Wilder, v.p.g Kay Carter, see., and Eleanor Hill. treas., joined forces with the men of Delta Tau Delta to take the sweepstakes prize at OSU Homecoming. Their Hoat theme, And the Beat Goes On,', featured a live band and go-go girls. Tri Delt's learned to cook by helping prepare the spaghetti supper, Sandy Rogers, Becky Ross, 5 Susan Rowe, l.arque Russell, Leslie Ryser, Nant-5' Siegis- ntund, Linda Simms. Patria Smith. 1 '- 1 faaieiw ' 5 fe! ' r' .. . . , ggi 1 leresa Smith, Dee Stfirtaker, -. , 5 ,H f L ' I Susan Struthcrs. Wendy ,Q N. I N. ' Struthers. Patti Walker, Anita i f Q M., 1 he IA Weis, Charmaine Vv'c-stlall, Nancy VVhitmore. 'Z 9' X, 1-. A It Q rf I t',., - i V-'- ri- - 2 .V1..z S' S' i K A S if A' , jane VVilder, Linda VVood, . - f a r V . t .. 'ia f . l r tt r , , lf' it Deborah Youker, Mary Young, W Linda Abitz. judy jones. Viv- ian Strobel, Martha Vannari- CH. s -i-- , , 3 x 5 if - . 'ir ,A v W Dale Eugene Atherion, Brent Byers, Steve Campbell, Clair Craighead, Richard Farris, Uon Ferguson. Thomas Gibson, john Paul Gray. lval Gregory. Franklin Ray Hansen, Vernon Hansen. Michael Ray Holdridge. Michael Holt. Eddie Humph- rey, Brady Hunt, Carl Edward Kurt, Larry Lilly, Thomas Loving. Dannie Martin, Lynn McDon- ald. Iohn Miller, David Us- borne, Pairick Page, Bill L. Peacher. VVilliam Perkins, Paul Pixley, Mark Quick, David Runyan. justin Shields, john Stacy, Chester Thayer. George Trurnrner. Don VVarn- berg, Michael Weeks, Ronald White, Thomas Williams., Richard Wilson, Roheri Branch. Delia Tau Deliak and dares enjoyed taking a ride on the 'Delia Queen ai their an- nual fall Riverboat party, Delta Tau Delta 1306 University Homecoming Sweepsta As Homecoming approached, chicken wire, paint, and pom poms appeared. Enthusiastic Delts and Tri Delts teamed to construct the largest float entry and capture sweepstake honors and best engineered Hoat trophies. In following Homecoming's theme, Cowboy Capersf, the Delt Hoat And the Beat Goes onf' included a bucking steer, a Kansas Corn- ' , ft, g.,:t5.,AM, kes Awarded to Delta Tau's husker being roasted by Pistol Pete, a simu- lated Theta pond, and a beat accented with go-go girls. Delt officers Rick Douglas, pres.g Bill Peacher, v.p., and Rick Morris, sec., were proud of another endeavor exhibiting Delt school spirit as members won four berths on the cheerleading squad. Delts also held posi- tions of leadership on SUAB Executive Board. li Spectators both old and young marveled at the beauty and engineering of the Delta Tau Delta-Delta Delta Delta sweepstakes winning Hoat. Robert Ammvrnian. lorry Ari- dcrson, Rod Bc-ard, Richard Be-noe. Robc-ri Billings. Rod- ney Billings, Randy Blankin- Qbip. james Brady. Cla-rald Brown- ing. Robert Bryant. 'Ibm Bur- gwr. Frank Buili-r. Sivpben Chambers, Carl Cfhaw. lame-S Coe, Donald Cunklirig, lid Cooper, l,vwi5 Currier, lim Dailey. Edwin D4-rrivli. john Fc-nricb. l.ind0ll Gardner. 'l'lHIlClllJSOf1. William Goggin, Iavk Grillin, John Haddad, 'llimnas Harbi- son. Bob Hickman. Cary Hollingmuirlli. Danny Hoyt. Cary llunlc-r, Gary Hutchins. Hymn llolinmn. Richard Keaton. Mirfhavl Kline. Iwo Looper. Kevin Lymgll. Ed- die Massey. lui Massvy. Don- ald Nloorc, Craig Neal Allen Pitcoclc. Fred Poffvnbargcr. Gary Puf- lvnbarger. jerry Rm-mington, larry Rheuark, Rob:-r Robert- son. Gary Rmninv. Larry Rourlce. Tlimnas Sanlnrd. Bill Schmidt. Robert Slialvr. llionias Sbim- mck, V1-rnon Slalom. David Sollars, Ste-phi-n Spa-m-r-r. :Xllcn SWL'l'lll'j'. john 'lll'l4HIl2lS. Larry Tbrnnpwn, Michael Wacbt. Larry VVilliam5. Rub- vrl Zuppol. liriu-cf llic-vf-r. 346 I . ., .ll . - . I , -'.f J -if 'fiff ,.' ffl,-f7Wv.mmf,. - . 2 -- fx, ii, X VV 3 I : V ' 14 y . f . be l , ,Q ,. - 2 , f lrir ra 2 1 . i f fa 'ml X E , z' gif VZLV ' gf IQ ' i'i ..,i ' i ..... V' M . I f A A h V I fi 'F r 'fi i a lla f --.Q 1 - . 'gl - W W Z . 1 f - 1' if I f . V a . ldi , . ir g j ' Delta Upsilon 311 Hester Delta Upsilon's Engaged in Delta Upsilon's united their wits and talents with their Chi Omega guests in a most re- warding civic project for last year. One Sat- urday, 20 cars caravanned to Hissom lVle- morial Center for the physically handicapped in Tulsa. At the center the college group toured and lunched before meeting 200 excited muh -Wil Hissom Center Proieci' children eager to be entertained. Delta Upsi- lons provided a folk singing group, a tumbling gymnast, and a band which enabled DU's and Chi O's to dance with three partners each. Exhausted by similing, oliicers David Shafer, pres.g Tom Harbison, v.p., and Ed Darrick, sec., headed the group returning to Stillwater. Bennett Chapel helped sct the scene for the Delia Upsilon fraternity's initiation ceremonies which are open to the public Cheryl Abonadi, Kay Arnold, jo Autry. Barbara Berrettini. Galye Bettinger, Linda Blank, Patricia Bowlin. Cynthia Canady, Patricia Carey, Kathy Cheatham, Cay Crocker, Karren Davis. Janice Divis, Sharon Dolf. Ina Fry, Iill Garrison, Connie Creh, Cindy Gwaltney. jean Halbrook, Cherie Hale, Caro- lyn Harnmons, Cynthia Harloaugh, Martha Hudgel, Diana Igleheart, San- dra Iordan, Katharine Kart- sotis, Karan Keele, Cheryl Knohloch. Gail Linnemann, Ioyce Low, Iudith Mattox, Anne Maynard, Carla Maynard, Marcia Mc- Daniel, Ina Moles. Ioann Neal, Linda Nickel, Mary Olsen, Barbara Primo, Mary Ann Primo, Michele Ratlilf, Georgia Roussalis. Charlotte Sanders, Sonia Sayers, Mary Schulte, lane Ann Scroggs, Travette Smysor, Carla Tautfest, Del- nita Teter, Marcia Tuttle, Linda Ward, Although their booth did mit luring home a trttphy. Delta Zeta? S'Grah-a-Goldie helpf ed raise ntoney for STQAB. R., , A Delta Zeta 224 S. Ielaferson DZ's Nabbecl First Place Delta Zetais took a Swing into Springi' as their vocal group entered OSU's annual Spring Sing, which is co-sponsored by Panhellenic and Interfraternity councils. This event is usually held during Mom's Weekend to help provide entertainment for visiting OSU moms. Olhcers Anne Maynard, pres.g Iill Garrison, lst Honors in Spring Sing v.p.g and Linda Blank, 2nd v.p., welcomed the first place trophy awarded for the best in indi- vidual acts. Delta Zetas pooled their efforts to build a booth for the SUAB Fair. Their Grab a Goldien booth, which enticed visitors to try their luck catching goldfish, helped to earn money for SU AB. Excited Delta Zeta members and pledges rushed home to celebrate and to have a look at their first place Spring Sing trophy. Iohn Albert Ball, Ronald Bar- ber, Harry Birdwell, Lee Dean Bixler, Donald Bolar, Ralph Dean, Tommy Diel, Ronald E. Engelking. Bevley Thell Ferguson, Wil- liam Fulton, Ierry Brian Hedges, Brian A. Horinek, joe M. Howell, Richard Iennings, Dennis Kahle, Iames Kubic-ek. Richard L. Kunze, Gary Ladra, Paul Rodney Lyles, Robert Matthiesen, Ronald Meyer, Kirk Mittelstet, Lonnie Moore. Iohn Myers. Iohn Lowery Myers, Ronnie Earl Nelson, William Noble, Dan Northey, Samui Ott, Dav- id Lee Pope, Arthur Powell, Richard Lee Reid. Charles Richardson, Jerry Schmidt, Laverne Semrad, Iames Earl Shearer, Dennis Shipley, Terry Shipley, Steven Boyd Shriver, William Skaggs. Eugene Skelley, Robert Staff- ord, Iames M. Steichen. Thom- as Steichen, Donald L. Tallent, Pete Don Teel, Terry Lynn Vance. Mickey Marvin Vanderwork, jerry F.. Wienand, Kenneth Iames West, Larry Willis, Iohn Wolfe, Norman Wolff, Gregory Thomas. These FarmHouse members got in some practice before Greek Games Day. which might have helped Parm- House tie for first honors. 350 if if ive ,. ,, ,Q 9? it iaa 45 1 . ,.,. t .4 I H 1-' Q 5, fm, a Mawr f ., Wi e . .. L S . ,ix ati' 'X . S .-if I - A t 1Nq,,, . ,,, ,..,5, , 3 7151 1 9, if 3' rm if fi f g L .,, Q, . 5 , 2 5 K rr. . ,, 5, , -',: ,- H r . f F 1 vt S 55. L an-lm K as -, ,,,. tra, Q if ,wa .iszserw .,. .,... . 2 ig? , , :rag ' ' as WSW ,f 1 j , J 2 ' -kv' X f sie 5 f y 2 gsm., tw 1 . , , al , ae W1 Q 'e up iw 1 f ag r 4 ,. ,. Q '25 gay., eg I I 'YY li , M. W Fa rmH ouse -12-l N. Washington is 1 , 6' if f 5 'X 'Q 1 i Y Ra i L FarmHouse Named Recipient of National Award FarmHouse culminated another year's ac- tivities by being named recipient of the National FarmHouse Chapter Achievement Award from a field of 24 FarmHouse chapters. Guiding members and pledges to this honor were Pete Teel, pres.g john Ball, v.p.g Bob Nlatthieson, sec,g and jerry Schmidt, treas. For the second consecutive year Farml-louse topped the NIFC's scholarship ratings as the social fraternity with the highest grade point in the nation. Brothers' interests other than scho- lastic resulted in receiving the sweepstakes trophy for the SUAB Fair, first in Homecom- ing for singles division fioats, second in the Oklahoma State University Bowl, and first place in Greek Week Games Day. F Ilia SE sim' lnfllm It was thc FarmHousc pledges' duty to make sure that their new house sign was kept free from unsightly grass and weeds. Marian Beck, Barbie Beeman, Mary Benbrook, Mary Ben- brook, Carol Biglow, Betty Bradshaw, Constance Briant, Linda Burns, Tana Leigh Canny, Karen Carr, Catherine Chevreaux, Lydia Clary, Cheryl Sue Coiner, Khris Sandra Cotton, Diane Cunningham, Iu l i e Malid Danielson. Marcia Davis, Sherry Davis, Catherin Dyer, Sally Earl, Suzanne Eubanks, Ioyee Far- rar., Ann Ferry, Laura Ford. Karen Gregory, Cathy Gri- sham, Deborah Hall, Paula Kay Hallman, Linda Haynes, Stephanie H e a r 0 n, Leslie Hendrickson, Mary Hodnett. Ianey Horn. Ioyee Ives, Judith Carol Iohnson, Ian Iones, Iane Knobloek, Nancy Mansell, K a r e n Marshall, Virginia Carol Martin. Donna McMillan, Debbie Me- Millan, Sydney Menely, Lana Mills, Kathleen Ann Mooney, Andrea Nielsen, Keith Oakley, Kay Owens. Teri Owens, Mary Parks, Edwana Bradley Peters, Kathy Marie Peters, Susan Proctor, Peggy Margaret R 0 b e r t s, Rhonda Robinson, Danielle Marie Roemer. Peggy Roop, Karen Sadler Karen Schott, Barbara Sem- rad, Debbie Smith, Cynthia Spear, Anne Springall, Ieaney Sterling. Judith Stevenson, Ruth Steven- son. Dana Strieklin, Ann Taylor, Priscilla T h o in a 5, Teresa Trovver, Linda Tysor. Vicki Vaughn, Donna Vine- yard, Linda Karen Wagner, Marian Wiggins, Karen Yeager, Mary lane Andrews, Carol Cook. ,. ., , his . ,. 3 . s . r he M ,r - . . 1 , Qg,, fag aes, -fag Ll r M QQ r ,gt S 1 Vw' W 5' a '55 M , . - it an 1- 9 K S A V V f W-W., . 1 i 1' , as Z- ae, V V tg f 1-1,25 as 221 if-.VFV . ,431 It r .1 Wf. V, . V' ,M V L saw? s. 'YV 1 We r Va xx , H' , 4- X his H K ' We E S E K B sg' V +A r- Va . a Q 1zf2sseuagisM V --eager V teamaa sf'-, .. ,,g , ,W . it gf, . . , ta M, r sa vista w e as isa iliifsz- KV 9' .. V - s t m , 1 X M t xp ir tv ' rf . V . 5... - -w . f 1. wa Va, . - Mrtsqfr- ,,, Vw'Vf5r , ,,.. A -may ' Gamma Phi Bela 1405 W. Third Gamma Phi Be'ra's Sponsored Ponca Indian Crphan The Campus Chest drive was given a boost by the Gamma Phi Beta pledge class whose Body Painting Party brought in the highest bid. All sorority pledge classes composed skits advertising a party that they would give for the highest fraternity pledge class bidder. Not to be outdone by their pledges, members were also active in civic service. One project includ- ed sponsoring a Ponca Indian orphang mem- bers wrote him letters and visited him when possible. Officers Cheryl Coiner, pres.g Peggy Roberts, v.p.g Karen Gregory, sec.g and Sydney Menely, treas., helped plan a birthday party for their young ward. Although it looked like these Gamma Phi's were lighting in est est, they were merely having a friendly pillow Fight as a study break. Richard Aggers. Fred Allen. Dong Becker. jerry Btryd. Stephen Burger, Keith Chapin. Dale Clark. Donald Crawlrrrd. D. David- son. William Demott. Patrick Bmivier Dfrrr. Michael Grant, Edu ard llic-krnan, Tom Hollis. jim Homer. Michael Hmver- mn. William johnson. Benja- min jnhnston. Kennth Eugene jones. Run Keats. john Lange. Steven lmllin. Douglas Lowe. Dun K 0 n n e t h McConnell, Michael McDaniels. Patrick VI. Mehalliie. Ronald Moller. justin l.. Nlullenix. Ted Pratt. Marshall Dean Rice. David VVayne Ricker. Thomas Roberts. N e l so n Sharpe. llenry Shuller. jauk Suggs. Danny C.. Svvopes. Kenneth Lee Tracy, Alan Vanpelt, john VVatt. john Williams, Randall jacobs. Kappa Alpha Confederate gem-rails tmrclc-d to living grtrups In extend invitatinns to dates lm' the Dixie . 354 WWE! ii 5 W V HQ 5 'Mil WZ6QiiXB5H r..r ff' s Kappa Alpha 3118 S. Hester Southern Chivalry Was Behind each Greek organization there is a World of tradition and symbolism. For the Kappa Alpha fraternity there is the famed rep- utation of Little Dixie's southern gentlemen. Thus an observer sighted the Kappa Alpha cannon, perhaps in readiness for use when the South should rise again. In accordance with Southern chivalry Kappa Alpha members a Symbol of the Dixie Ball hosted the Dixie Ball in southern gentleman decor. Rebels in the gray uniform galloped across campus to deliver invitations to the festive ball of Southern hospitality. Leading generals were David Ricker, pres.g Don Mc- Connell, v.p.g Danny Swopes, sec.g and Pat Dorr, treas. Individual members also played an important part in preparations for the Ball. The cannon was an important symbol of Kappa Alpha life because it strongly represented their Southern heritage and traditions. Marty Action, Ginger Ander- son, Patty Anderson, Carolyn Ball, Becky Barnum, Linda Bishop, Janet Marie Blaize. Lynda Blakley, Mary Beth Bledsoe, Rebecca Brown, A. Ranell Bules, Patricia Ann Byler, Mary Coburn, Sharon Coburn. Jana Cochran, Vicki Coleman, Chris Conner, Cheryl Dee Crain, Elizabeth Mary Crom- well, Margaret Curtis, Re- becca Damon. Janice A. Decker, Caroyln Denton, Bettie Donkin, Diana Donkin, Sara Earnest, Brenda Rae Ellison, Nita Forrest. Karen Froning, Karen Futch, Ann Gardner, Deborah Gram- ling, Judy Gregory, Crickett Gunn, Carol Ann Haden. Mary Kay Haden, Harriet Hammond, Marsha Havely, Linda Kay Haxel, Hallie Hays, Susan Hennessey, Margaret Anne Howell. Deann Hubbard, Anne Hunt. Julie Johnson, Pamela John- ston, Janice Keck, Virginia Carol Kent, Cheryl Key. Judith Knippa, Nancy Lemas- ter, Nancy Lemmon, Alyce Ann Loutherback, Ju d i t h Lowe. Sonja Martin. Cynthia McDougal, Patsy Mc- Guire. Sandra Miller, Robin Nelson, Temple Nichols, Bec- ca Northcutt. Cherie Norvell, Sandra Part- ridge, S u z a n n e Penticuff, Marilyn Pollock, Whitney Pratt, Diane Ray. 356 ,v,,:R. TZ' Mi , i i ,gr , M M' 1' 5 44 ' 553245 A A leaf we ., ff riff ' 122- , aa , aa -wwf Q. as I - ma f 1+ ' f f' f arf V 1 get 'Q . ' z ' ,Q 'My 2 f il if as t Q r sighs 1 WE .al is J i Q or 4- ,4 4 , 1 i ' if . . w if? K Z? fuer Q i L ft if U54 ,sv YY- f A r T J x ig S. 'Q . 1'?fw:- ' ing-,rzs:2Qsg,,ggEa,5 W K aaa, , r li f 51 , --1 . c VESQJQQST if A gms- saw af' af ,ge Kappa Alpha Theta l'32'5 llniversity Kappa Alpha The-'ra's Activated Viet Nam Project Caught up in the bustle of college life, one often failed to stop to investigate phases of life outside of college. Viet Nam and our boys overseas seemed very distant from our OSU campus. However, Kappa Alpha Theta ofli- cers Beth Bledsoe, pres., Sherry Sheehan, v.p.g Pam Wilson, sec., and Alyce Loutherback, treas., helped remind their sisters of the con- tribution that each of them could make. Christmas afforded Theta's the perfect oppor- tunity to adopt a Viet Nam company. Each Theta bought a small gift and several girls pooled their voices to make a tape recording full of songs, jokes, and personal messages to the boys. Civic minded Thetais also helped in collecting canned goods for a deserving fam- ily and helped in the Stillwater drive for the March of Dimes by going door-to-door. , - Hi . WF? I Q 'QF ,. Pep rallies ,,,.aaE2'Qxl il ?, 114- iQ an it f , . -- Fk zsm -'Mis 1, .. Q rw g' gi --taxi - 'L Zi g r, .,,,, . Q ., , a- at ts 2--, 1: offered Theta pledges the opportunity to show OSU spirit. '14-atfs-'f2i'3sf152,g2ga , we .. . ' f 2 4 7 9 il' ' ,ik ,A .t h it Debbie Roberton, Andrierme Ann Roberts, Candyee Schae- fer, Denise Schaefer. Sherry Ann Sheehan, Kathy Gail Shepherd. Linda Snell, Indy Spear. Nancy Staggs, Martha Stevens, Sandra Thresher, jackie Toile. Marilyn Wallac, Sally Wilber. Susan Willhour, Judy Willi- ams, Pamela Sue Wilson, Paula Wright, Gloria l,undien. Nanny Baker. Mary lialxer. :Xml Barnes. jean Bartmt. Mary Blue. Virginia limiglwer. lllaiite lirmmari. lit-tg Huy le. Mary julia lirmi Il. Virginia Biwmii. Carolyn Clar- tei. Cfinutie Cfimley. lim-ky Camper, Melanie Clreu. ju.-Knit Dale. Cathy Davis, llehi Davis. Mary Dean. Kath- leen Marie Doyle. Carolyn lfural. Jeannine Cale. Patricia Garner. Glenda june Gilmore. Janet Uullilasen. Iudy jaree Harper. Camliee Hick- man. Barbara Howard. Susan Hittvlteltx. Vit-ki Iaruismm. Susan jutiea. Carolyn M. Iunk, Linda Ka' davy.. Patricia Kelly. Pamela Krrigei'. Amt Krueger. Mary Martin, Pat Mayhall. Mary MeHorse, Marsha Me' Kay. Paula Merrimtt. Ruth .'xI1I1iVllllPI'.BL'iIf Milner. Sue Arm Milner. Vieki Morris. Sarumye Mimrrisrm, l,iaime Peadeu. Janna l. Pic-ree. Susan Quitm.lul1itit5 Reid. Kathy Rohixtm, julia Roush. Patrivia Seal. Patricia Shaw. Linda Huhhard. Judith Siler. Lynda Slater. Chntuit- Smith. Pamela Sue Steiner. Deborah 'l'aylei', judy WX-la-lt, Sherry Wells, jeua Vtfhitwu. Sue Wilt'rmv. lerexa W'itlt:-rs. I.u .Mui XVuud5, Carul VVright, Shartm Arm Wright. Gladys York. Cathy Anal. Gina Wirmeher- get: 358 ' 4 i -1 4 J-,. x -fa 'I 2 s ,M QQ ,W .L ESS? ' Irsfme H H.. . ,M Q M rag, pw fm r X ' A ,W V' ,S K fs rw F gifiifr is ff : ii J ' ,-1 . t , 5 . 9 . 5, ii -,mf ! 59 . .k.: Q 0' 1 .Fr ri' . wg' .f A 5 'Ft Q., 'pg M EJ r J, l f? 1' , f - I , JV. 1 g ' . ,sr 'W' it ' M ' rf - ik. . ir r r ' ,.'6. M 5 .,..... wig! Q km Tl mini' A . A if 'A f Q 3 If i' f Q . E e 13 xii. A . . ti1'l ' r 'T ift it - if ii' X fl? ,. , m . .., . , m I 1 ,.. X m . Q A. . I , .. N Mfg . N, 1 M, e . at it ' .. 5. , ,. ,M 2 a gi ' , it M r T fr ft ,. .-.k I Kappa Delta 220 S. Cleveland Dads Enioyed Their Kappa Delta Dad's Weekend Every student is aware of the expense of college life. Last year Kappa Delta's took time to recognize those persons responsible for their being in college. To express their appreciation, KD,s honored their fathers in a fun-Filled Dad's Weekend. Dads were quickly oriented into the arm-Waving OSU spirit at a football game and later, dinner at Shakeys. That even- ing fathers found themselves in attendance at a full-scale KD gambling cassinof, Sunday, after church and dinner, officers Delaine Bow- man, pres., Nancy Baker, v.p.g and Ieannine Gale, sec., and Lianne Peaden, treas., bid the fathers good-bye until 1970. Dad's were given a chance to see what their daughter's sorority lite was really like when the Kappa Delta,s held their Dad's Weekend. Beyerly Beton, Patricia Black. Rehecca Rogert. Cathy Brad- ley. Beverly Bryan, Vicki Butt- ry. Melissa Butts. Mary Linda Callahan, Judith Anne Church, Nancy Cordell, Donna Crandall, C a t h y Davies, Linda B. Davis, Mari- lyn Dillon. Mary Dunn, Mary Frances Edwards. Sarah Elizabeth Iirnenhiser Barbara Endicott, Rebecca Fidler. loAnn Caida. Susan Calvin. Kay Good, Millie Corishiek, Carolyn Gouge, Ann Ruth Haheger, Dena High, Mary H-older, Barhara Jean Inglish. Judy Johnson, Paula Johnston. Paula Johnston, Carol Kitz- iniller. Cynthia Leese. Carol Littlelield, Carla Cwin Lovell. Anne MacDonald, Marilyn Mason Charlotte Marie May- field, Donna McDaniel, Cheryl MciVIurry. Susan Monhollon, Cheryl Muehleiscn. Dehhie li. Oakes, Nancy Palm, Mary Pierce, Kathryn Pisehel, Carol Ann Pojezny, Melinda M. Powell. Susan Price, Kathleen Ragan, Carol Robertson, Barbara Ronck. Shirley Ann Ross, Janet Dee Rounsayille. M a ry Sappington. Athlyn Sayre. l.y n n Schwcrtfeger. Kathy Scliwcrtgeger, Ramona Sewell, Rhonda Sherdick. Judith Ann Sherman, Janet Shouse. Cynthia Smith. Sylvia Smith. Anita Spaeth, Mary Spencer. 360 iv M' . E 'D ,uv 'li , .. . i ...V Q- ' j if -wa' J. - 15- if H Y . ' , -fe 1 5 .1 VQ'- ' - 'Q' as ,F . . . J, , ., ' , ' , V ' . V r tm fig? ihh , fx A Q J if V' WJ? 9 J tm.. ' A f,,,,ii ii- .2 . X VMS A I fx, f I s f . iii. . .fi , , .-f' ' I 3' E W W '9 ! in , ,,3 ' - sg , tin ii. N 6 ., I i A , Q5 ' MK . if .XY . .x 'f ,ic 1 M W Q I' Z? If , wg 1 A T W K H i - J iyziiygz 'K ' K A-K xg ..,. ,Q ,. J egg! 'f 5 .M k -Q .1 6 ,cf s i .f , QQ X3 it if , ts' , , ,l . it H ,i mf, Q - 3... 5541 , lam, Q- .,,. eww - , :, 2-sit, -Mat, -'fx J i? M QL., H .I ' : hz, , ' 'V ' if f ' f H , .1 . . ,... ,.., A J, 'ifffjf il 'ii :Qi 'Q H ' K it ' i JT: .. , , A ...J .132 I - . if f .. - '--' as ' 1 'Y' -' Q :.. f 1' .ff Q f -'QL , ce , - dz- -lriigeiltifiwiiiyf - 'J 12 ' . 52 ' ,.4QfiiifiZiS2l 1:1 . pwsw .- w-+11 , f :- --. ffvfiii if 15,5 . f if . 'Kid ,V gi it .Q m y 1-it J eartr Q5 icky is - ., s r-5: ' . V 5 3? fl A Qt Kappa Kappa Gamma 1012 W. 4th Kappa Kappa Gamma Welcomecl Chapter House As work week and rush week approached, excited Kappa Kappa Gammais looked forward to moving into their new chapter house. Kappa officers lane Wheeler, pres., Cindy Axe, v.p.g and Marilyn Mason, sec., stood back as mem- bers stormed into their new home with eager- ness to welcome rushees and begin a new year. Kappas quickly realized the advantages of their new home over dormitory life, especial- ly during sorority rush week. Rush parties were much easier to organize and the house provided a more comfortable atmosphere. Kappas saw other advantages to their new home such as breakfast in curlers, serenades, formal dinners, and house parties. Officers and members alike felt that their new house perfectly complimented Kappa life. Kappa Kapp ., ,Ki a Gammals xt ere anxious to move into their new chapter house. r A 3 I V filii - t ' -1' .. 'A i's, A ,QS i k r S xx Fi lms - ge i ' ,ssi R 1 H' Q iiii , ,. ,A .V . ,J at if if V i ,,, t fi It 7 ' 'B . if .s . . Y I .V kr . , A .s ' Z 1 .v ,, s ,ts W e y Q te , te yy . ia, ki y X ,I I ,I I: .. ' 3 N J: in '- ' , .. tp Q? 1 5 A' , 'QQ QS Nancy Stewart, Sheralyn Sum- mers, Gcorgann Teitzel, Karen Kay Thomason, Linda Trace, Vicki Kay Von Tungeln. lan Wagner, Anne Walker, Becky Wallace, Louise Weibel, Linda Weilmuenster, Nancy VVest. lane Frances Wheeler. Kerr5 Kristen White, Natalie Yarln- all, Debbie Yerian. Anita Bax- ter, Mindy jones. Chad Alexander, james Ander- son, Woodrow Ayers, Patrick Ayrcx, Rohert Billings, Wil- liam Hivin. Michael Brown, Charles Buck, Edward Chorette, David Cla- hough. jerry Claek. Kenneth Corley. Tom Downing, Cleive Dumas. james Garnett. Rohert Gunn, Larry Guthrie. jimmy Hast- ings. Steven Ilateh. David Horn, Mike Hull, VVilliam Humph- rey, james Hunter, Gary jack- son. Randy jaeohy, Gary jones, David Kinkaid. james Leslie, Calvin lindsay, Michael Long, K e vin Nielienna, Thomas Moon, David Mueller, Donald Niurnan, liynn Murnan, Steve Murhpv. john Nelson, jerry Orr, james Palmer. David P a t r i e li, Thomas Phillip, james Pro- venee. Michael Redhird, Ronnie Reed, Steve St-hxvanke, Patrick Sims, james Smith, David Taylor. Steven Taylor, joe Theohald, Craig Tigert, lioyd Tucker, Terry VVa5son. VV i l I ia m XVilde5'. William Witten, George Witt- mer, Glenn VVright. james .-Xdeoek, james Nance, john Taylor, 'Os' .sau-'if 1' if JH, . V if N ! 'V' an 'W f Q lf 'V Q.--sl 1 ,i 1 W 5 , i rijz D 2 i P , ,V , j j P '. A Q Kappa Sigma l-lOl University Kappa Sigma Dream Girl Crowned ai' Rose Formal Gallagher Girls', the womenis auxiliary of Kappa Sigma fraternity, Worked closely with Kappa Sig members for the betterment of the fraternity. Gallagher Girls, participated in such activities as serving at Kappa Sigma re- ceptions, a popcorn sneak for pledges, a slave sale, and a Valentine surprise for the house. Helping Gallagher Girls, complete their proj- ects Were oflicers R. Hunter, pres., Bill Wit- ten, v.p.g and lim Palmer, sec. Officers also helped plan the Rose Formal held at the Holi- day Inn. The nightis activities were culmi- nated in the crowning of the Kappa Sigma Dream Girl, Miss Dee Ann Kallenberger. These newly selected Gallagher Girls were anxious to obtain all of the Kappa Sigma members' signatures as quickly as possible. Phil Allen, Texas Allen, Paul A t k i s s o n, William james Baker. Charles Barkley, jimmy Barlow, Daryl Baxter. Ellison jon Beasley. Cary Beierschmitt, Michael Bernard, Steve Biggers. john Bishop, Richard M. Bracher, james Callahan, Bob Chris- man, Christopher Conn. Gordon Daniel, john Dauer. Michael Davenport, Richard Drake, Lonnie Tom Eggleston, David Farris, john Fielder, Cary Fincher. Vxfilliam Cale, jon Thomas Godfrey, Richard Gorman, jerry Greer, Ronald Lyn Grooms. Clayton A. Hayes, Ronald Nelson Hesser, Allen Hill. Robert Lee Hirsch, William Hodge, Stephen. Gary Homsey, Kenneth Hood, Larry Hulsey, jon Ihrig, Mark lhrig. john jameson, Donald Lee johnson, james Cray jordan, Tim Kassen, Rick Keirsey, Craig Michael Kessler, Dale Knox. james B. Kuykendall, Louis Link, Steve McConnell, Larry Moyer, H. C. Noll, Robert Uglesby, Greg Padgett, Bob Pahlka. Terry Elmer Parsons, Robert Paterson, Tim H. Plohg, Thomas john Quinn, Glen Reeder. David Reger, Ralph Richardson, james Charles Robson. john Saied. lel'l' Sailer, Wil- liam j. Sayers, Cordon Shel- ion. Bob Speaker, William Sperry. David Steiner. Sterling Stover, David Swain, james Russell Taylor, Brian Thompson, Terry Willson, Mark Wiltshire. Cary Bra- i,'l1CY'l. 364 . iw' M, H ' 5 as .raw 5 ,X 5 f 3 Lambda Chi Alpha is i. Lambda Chi's Sponsored Crganization of Dad's Club Fall brought Lambda Chi Alpha's back to Stillwater with a determination for a success- ful rush Week. The house was groomed, songs were practiced, and entertainment was pre- pared in readiness for the arrival of rushees. Formal rush week began on Monday and end- cd with bid house on Thursday morning, a hectic three days of parties, good food, and de- cisions for rushees. Lambda Chi otlicers Iames Taylor, pres.g Bill Sayers, v.p.g and Bob Pahl- ka, sec., satisfied with the results of rush, began making plans for the rest of the year, which included starting plans for a new chapter house and organization of a Dad's Club. :Xt the close ol' tall Rush VVcck, Lambda Chi's wcrc anxious to greet their neu pledges and to introduce them into their brotherhood. George Asplund. Larry Bloom- er. James Bohnsaela, John Bro- gan, Kirk Coverstone, David Croley, David Duty. Larry Dnekert. William Eide. Michael livanf. Don Farrell, l.arrv lfenity. Alan Franz. Donald French. Scott Galloway. Robert Good- win. Michael Grady, James Cflrillin. Richard Grimes. Robert Holmes. James Hromas, Paul Jackson. James Lemon. Cary Livingston. John MaClVIorri5, Phillip Ma- loney, William Maloney. James Matthews. Charles McCarty, R055 Mt-Knight. John Merideth. Mic-hael Miles. Louis Miller, John Neely. Phil Norvell, William Norvell. John Pembroke. David Pollock, Lawrence Roberts. Thomas Rubey. Harold Searherry, Don Sm-hille. Erie Schmidt. VVilliam Silk. Christopher Szliehta. Steve Vanhorn, Jeffrey Wainwright. Sid Ward. Steve Vklegrzyn. Michael VVhite. Lawrence VVilder, VVil- liam Williamm Bill VVitnian. Steward Woodard. Rivhard Yuhnlce, James Stanley. Phi Delt pledgew tried to im- l prove the appearance ol their from laxxn by giving it low nl tender, loving 1-are. 366 Phi Delta Theta 224 Monroe Phi Del+'s Cooperated in Community Service Day Leading their fraternity, the Phi Delta Theta officers Ierry Shonwiler, pres.g Michael White, v.p.g and Paul Iackson, sec., helped select and plan the Phi Delt Community Serv- ice Day. Last year members and pledges clear- ed an area in Ponca City to make a picnic ground. Phi Delt pledges also felt the need for civic service, so instead of taking a regular pledge sneak, they went to Enid and built a baseball diamond with surrounding fence at the Enid State Home for Handicapped Chil- dren. Such community projects contributed to the OSU chapter being chosen one of the top five Phi Delt chapters in the nation. 3 2-I ll' 'I ll OH ll C HIFI 10 Cl X' N TIS H1518 ll'L'4II'1l 10118 The I-iIv ol Siillwziicw saxcd some monm when the men ol Ph D lt Il I ll .1 I l I Il I Ch I l 1 - I , . ,. , , .. Staunton Baker, Steven Bane, Iohn Barringer, Steven Bell, Ed Bogle, Phil Bowersox. Harlan Coit, Michael Colley, Iames Cottingham, Lloyd Co- velle, Robert Curtis. Steven Dennehy. Victor Dodge, William Douce, Floyd Duke, Steve Edwards, Bruce Evans, Michael Farrell. Tripp Fezler, William Fowler, William Fry, William Gau, Iohn Gearhart, Iames Gem- mill. Lyall Grant, Stephen Grass- held, Donald Greenamyer, Hayes Greenwood, Ronald Harp, Ralph Heatly. Ingram Henry, Craig Hicks. Mike Hopping, Andrew Ike- mire, Eric Iamison, David len- sen. David Iones, Harold Iones, john Keating, Roy Killough, Gene Kouba, Dan Lucas, Her- bert Maas. Gary Markus, James McCarty, Larry Mourer, Robert Murphy, Steve Powell, Charles Powers. Rayford Reid. Robert Renbarger, Fred Ring- wald. Ralph Rogers, Hank Schmidt, john Shaw, Donald Sinclair. Iohnny Stanley. Chris Stotts, Bill Teel. Philip Webb, Randy Whittaker, Ios- eph Wilson, Charles Aber- crombie, Iames Ray. 368 Phi Gamma Delta ll2-l University X-a Se. Fiii's Planned Their Annual Weekend lsland Party Phi Gamma Delta's anxiously awaited fall and the approach of their annual Island party. Officers Philip Williams, pres.g Phillip Bower- son, corr. sec.g and Fred Ringwald, rec. sec., helped organize and plan this weekend affair which brought the best of the Fiji islands to the OSU campus. The weekend featured a flaming torch serenade of dates, a luau, and a Fiji dance complete with Fiji Island costumes. At Christmas, however, Fiji's turned from social interests to community service by spon- soring a Christmas party for Head Start youths. Members and dates entertained chil- dren while waiting for Santa to arrive. Tvlusic filled the air ol the Phi Gamma Delta frat as their all Fiji band got in a few hours of practice time between engagements. David Anderson. David Bram' len. Roger Brmvning. David Buck. VVe5 Crux. Christopher Friesen. jfmhn lfurrmv. Robert john Goodman, Wil- liam Heydenhurk, joe Allen Hottman. Steven D. llmtman. john Huggins, Richard Hinch- inx, Richard William jones. john Koerher. john Konrad, Charles Glenn Leavitt, George Lynch, Don Mackey, David S. Mains, Gary lVlcCune. Kristzm Nleverer, Norman Eu- gene Miles. jack Nic hols. john Plummer, Larry Roach, Roger Ruchl. David Sanders, john Selwlt, Carl Sehmeder, john Slaugliter. VVilliam VVal- ker. Cary Warmers. Thomas Vklilson, james Zelinski. Parr-nl! Day gave parents a ehanes' in see how their Phi Psi sun lived, and gave him a vhanee in xhmv nfl his hrfuse, 370 Phi Kappa Psi 324 S. Duck Phi Psi's Barroom Brawl Featured Western C-Barb The Old West came to life again as the men of Phi Kappa Psi and their dates donned west- ern clothes for the Phi Psi Barroom Brawl. In preparation for this event Phi Psi officers Ioe Cox, pres.g Don Mackey, v.p.g and Albert Schott, sec., helped members and pledges turn their chapter house into a replica of the Old West. At Christmas Phi Psi's thought of oth- ers by caroling at a Stillwater rest home and by joining with the Zeta Tau Alphas in sponsor- ing a canned food drive for the Stillwater mission. A contest was held hetween actives and pledges to see who could collect the most canned goods for the mission. Yrs 15M af' . ,Q ,,,,M 1,, Phi Kappa Psi's enjoyed the interesting, stimulating dinner ur 'crsations that always resulted when guests '1 invited for dinner james Bickel, james Bracken, Ron Carter, Richard Colum- bia. Terry Denning, George Easley, William Elliott. Robert Farnsworth. jerry Foster, Clell Goodpaster, Gary Goodsell, Daniel Gray, Truett Gray, Greg Hubbard, Myron jenkins, Max johnson. Dana jones, Richard Large. Ted Lettner, Robert M. Liles, William Maddux, David Eu- gene McCollum, Michael Mc- Connell, Williattt McKnight. Bus Muegge, Paul Mullen, Duane K. Neuller. Gregory Pitcher, jack Putman, Michael Rcifel, john Ringvvald. Robert Rosell. Randy Sehuermann, Edmond L. Smith, Byron Steele, Robert Sullivan, Sandy Scott Talley, David Tanner, john David Thomason. Cary Wheeler, john VVhite, Ralph White, Stephen I.. Wil- der, Robert Williams, Steven Williams. Robert Beckham. After a busy day ol classes and studying, Phi Tau's en- joyed quiet eonversationa in their sunken living mort. 372 Phi Kappa Tau i203 W. Third 20th Anniversary Celebrated by Phi Kappa Tau's On April l9, 1969, Phi Kappa Tau's cele- brated their 20th anniversary on the OSU campus. Over 500 alumni from more than 35 states were invited to attend the festivities, which included a dinner and keynote address- es. Phi Tau's showed alumns their interest in scholastic as well as social activities by their intrahouse scholarship contest. Officers San- ford Talley, pres.g Roe Penticufl, lst v.p.g and Mike Reifle, 2nd v.p., helped develop this con- test. Each semester all men with a 3.0 and above got a steak dinner, those with 2.5 or above got a hamburger. And anyone who had below a 2.4 had to eat hot dogs. The varied talents. interests, and hobbies of the men ol Phi Kappa Tau lraternity were avidly displayed by this college Pitllllil' Patil Adkins, Paul Allen, jznncw j. lirneggen. john Brtioggc-11. VVztyne Chernic-liy, l,vstc'r lf. f,1bll'. Str-vt-n lhornas Corhvtt. Tlioniiis CI'6ld8f.DElI1lL'l llugh Cullin, john Dannc-, lfrzink Drill. lfdward Doris. Miclim-l lickroat. Stephcn lin-- gclnizin, joseph Robert C11-is, joroniiah Holmes. Stown lf. jones. Michael Kachclmvyc-r. Pc-tor j. Kaucr, Robert Brian Koch, Terry Koch, Bill Krit- tcnhrink, Harold Lcopzird, D11- vitl joseph Nlarkes. john Mcflraw, Donald Millar, l.znry joseph Nlucggc-nborg. Curt I.. Nolen, William O'- Longhlin, Paul Podolvu. jznnvs Ray. Matt B. Scliat-Int-r, Tenn j. Schaefvr, Mark Sttliwnrz, Patrick j. Strt-ck, Ross Tontii, Francois Vanden- lnmctlvr, .Xltlintiglw they mary not lw tlgwtinvd to inalw rm-oi'cl5. Phi Kappa 'l'hc'tzi's t-vrteiiiily vn- joyvcl xtrlnntning thvir guitntx 5 .4 . ir V, W , A . M ,,k, ' 1 V K , vs Q ' lf ., ..,A ia.. JW 'K 'M Pav ' . . . . f H ,-w. '!,fM ' - i t ,1,-- f 4 'f- ' ' 4 A fi -3 -V-'- -fx, f ,'S'f: ,i,, , 07 X ,gm , in V LN., if f ' iv Q' MQ! L 1 'L ' Q filfmfg P ii ' MW PM -11' ' xfff' ffl ' ff ,- ff--Ni' fr ' fl '5' I m'M, ..., -if ifg T ,z N . fra P , , 1--'N , - - ,zz it W, gf?-fr , .,-Via' l . vi il J ',w: .5 . A 59' A 9 'wa , , 1, ' iiifl igxf I 'T A iff i it E isol ' . a I 2 wwf' 'f ' R ,ly it ! 7 V - kkzemv P. L, , ing fm Aw, L, . V V i-:I gi . ' V ,-,Hi S5'?:':.fgfw, - ' ,J Nj A: W L -LL'LL 'gl o A www TJ all f a,J'6 i,, P 15 Phi Kappa Theta P W f L mfr A p aff fic ' as New Chapter House Planned by Phi Kappa Theta Phi Kappa Theta oflicers Steve Iones, pres.g Les Cole, v.p.g Curt Nolen, sec.g and Peter Kaur, treas., enjoyed drawing up plans for the new Phi Kappa Theta fraternity house, which will be located at 1400 W. 4th, It should be completed in 1971. Another pleasant activity for both members and pledges was the annual Woodchoppers Ball, which was held at the Lake Carl Blackwell Lodge. Members and dates dressed as woodchoppers, with the boys having a contest to see which one could grow the best beard for the occasion. The evening began with a bullet at the chapter house and climaxed with the dance at the lodge. FUTURE HOME PHI K PPA THE CONTRACTOR FRATERNITY COMPLETION DATE JANUARY ARC T111-so Phi Kappa Thetals were adiniring the sign for their proposed frat house and were planning all kinds of parties to be held within Nancy Bennett, Susan Berg- schneider, Peggy Biard, Gwen Booth, Maehele Brown, Kathy Chapman. Margaret Childers, Patricia Childers, Bettyjune Coffey, jean Coffey. Connie Corley, lacqueline Cunningham. Diane Dickey, Judith Donald- son, Dana Downing, Marga- ret Easter, Linda Farrell, Pa- tricia Feist. Beth Fenimore, Ieanne Finan, Susan Fitzpatrick, Iulia Gar- rett, Susan Givens, Mary Goodpaster. Nancy Green, Nancy S. Green, Cindy Griffin, Anita Hadlock, Elizabeth Hahney, Dotty Hays. Linda Henderson, lane Her- zig, Cathy Hronopulos, Co- leen Hughey, Ian Hunt. Cyn- thia johnson. Susan Kamrn, Parn Kelsey, Katherine Kreps, Ionee Kret- low, Iulia Leehe, Pam Led- better. Charlotte Lindberg, Ellen Nladdux, Virginia Nlayberry, Cathy McDowell, Theresa Vic-Elyea, Linda Mclunkin. Nlary McNlains, Rebecca Mes- serli. ,lane Moore, Linda Mur- phee, Molly Ormiston, Diane Pingree. jan Potts, Patricia Price, Sue Price, Gayle Rallety, Danette Reneau, Nancy Sanders. Lau- ra Scales. 376 ,X 1. ,,,, - -'if' '- K 1 9 .bw m 1 V v .. .,, , qs: -r 3 5 2 -LU pi- E. WHL 'MFL M, iff? ' ,....s if gf tx.: '-'- ' A . ii., t ft ..f, ,, ,,, Qi. V. 5 3? 1 1. .. - i -,,,. .7 ,. -1- li -'Q 4! ,Im t QW' at , .Wham V. f . , I . ..., Z, 3, -. l ri , . ' F 5- .. 45 fx ta 'wr Pi Beta Phi '52-1 S. Cleveland .- f . ' Morgue Dinner Finaled Finals Week for Pi Phi's The memories of OSU sorority life would not be complete without the recollections of oneis favorite Serenade. Pi Beta Phi's added a unique touch to the serenade preceding their fall party, the Pi Phi Black Outf' In connec- tion with the arrow shape of the Pi Phi pin, members showered fraternities with little ar- rows, as they sang the popular tune of the same name. Pi Phiis also added a personal touch to the ending of finalis week. Otlicers Iudi Donaldson, pres., Lynn Ridge, v.p.g Eliz- abeth Bennett, sec., and Sue Price, treas., planned a Hmorgue dinnerf' for which every- one dressed in black in memory of the possible death of their grades. Members threw old tests into a coHin as they moved in for dinner. The old year was dead-a new one was on the way. Pi Phiis make sercnadcs entertaining by diligent song practices. K X I ' X in ' , -, , V lzlainc St-hctlel, Sharon 54 X if WX. f f W gars. Vicki Shaw, jane Shelton Qr 'i ' x 4 '. f, i ...wa jean Anne Shelton, l.inc , Smith, Cynthia Sopcr, Caro YW' A ly n Sperie. . t ' ' 'mi ' Eff, Cathy Staines. Diane Stainr .,.i. Q L . ,L . nm ,,,,, ' , - V N, ,,. jackie 'i'a5lor. Barbara 'I'vrrx 3, Q ' - j aw , V I L S 'P ., , ..,.. ,, Diane Tlioinpsoii. Judy Vpp 7' J' 4 if ' ix' ' I ' 'li 'Y' 'il ' ' S Niargarct Vkfilliams. Nantx V I H . , V, ison, , Q ss' - Ann VVins:-tt. Susan VVo4tc 'iw-ni 4 ti ' xxard. Mary Youiig. Noni is L - Q 3 ' ww '61 Barton. Barbara Bennett. Ki 2 3. - --wfffr, fi' ,Y-rf, A tic Clilkc-son. Carol Kerr. B ii, , 1. 4 y nt-c Smith. William Bowles, Stephen Bur- rus, Michael Cisco, Thomas William Cody. David Ken Cornstuble, David Dennis, .Dwight A. Dickinson. Gordon Edwin Eubanlcs, Dwight Iohn Evans, David Lowell Fienning, Robert Gil- bert, Carter Hallmark, Ken- neth Crane Hardcastle, Rich- ard B. Haynes. Dean Henderson, Richard Holcomb, Charles Huddleston, David Hynes, Bob Johnson, Terry Alan johnson. Bill Kel- sev. Al King, Douglas Iohn Kletke, Steven Mace, Iohn Matin, Bob Moreland, Neal Patterson, Ste- phen Penuel. Stan C. Rathjen, Gary Dickin- son, Larry Russell Ricker. Rus- sell Edward Roach, Michael Rohleder, Larry Schuelein, Ronald Kent Scribner, Colin Smith. Iohn Delbert Starrett, William VVhitley, Stanley Wilkinson, Chet Willey, Bryan Williams, George W. Williams, Iohn Williams, Gary Smith. Dance hour with a sorority pledge class was one of the cnticing aspects ol being a Pi Kappa Alpha pledge. 378 We Pi Kappa Alpha Fires Caused Pilce's to Loc: The Pi Kappa Alpha's had something to say against the old adage that lightning never strikes twice, as members witnessed their fra- ternity house burn a second time this Ianuary following the fire of August, l967 which caused 32001500 damage. However, the sense of brotherhood was not snulled out and Pikes ate Temporary Lodging united and moved to a temporary dwelling at 713 University. Second semester 30 members christened the old homestead into fraternity life. Officers who led the group during the re- construction era were Dick Haynes, pres.g Dean Henderson, v.p.g Gary Dickinson, sec., and Keith Huddleston, treas. Pi Kappa :Xlphzi song leader plaiinvcl :md lwlpt-tl the Pi Kappa .-Xlphnk pvrlvt-1 the songs that made their Dllilllilit' w4'VL'HilClC so rernmiibf-mblu. Gene Adams, Scott Alford, William Allen, jim Beaubien, Richard Biggert, Skip Bowles, Robert Brunswig. VValter Curry, Iohn Davies, Don Davis, Frank Harrison, Robert Deland, Stephen Denz- ler, john Dewey. William Dodson, Ryk Dunkel- berg, Randall Elliott, Charles Ellis, Ronnie Endicott, Wil- liam Farr, Jesse Farrar. Robert Flanagan, Charles Gall, Paul George, Robert Go- ble, Alan Grigg, Stephen Hill, David Hudgins. Norton Iones, Iohnny King, Randy Lawson, Robert Me- Clurg, lack McGinnis, Richard Miller, Verne Miller. Luther Moore, Bruce Music, Charles Neal, Robert Nelson, George O'Hara, David Peter- son, Dennis Phillips. Lee Rittenhouse, Buddy Rob- ertson, Iames Robertson, Ric- ard Rock, Alan R-outh, David Ryan, Michael Sadberry. William Shepherd, Eddie Shoukley, William Spielber- ger, William Steinbrook, Dan- ny Storm, Iames Swallar, Rob- ert Taylor. Ron Taylor, Charles Waken, Dub Wheeler, Robert Whit- low, Don Wiechmann, Guy Woodman, Larry Worsham. 380 Sigma Alpha Epsilon l'5llS W. Third Sig Alph Pledges Sneaked 'ro Lake Murray Lodge Sig Alph pledges discovered the strong grips of Sig Alph members as pledges scrambled to escape on their pledge sneak. They spent a pleasant weekend at Lake Murray Lodge be- fore tackling the house cleaning job that awaited their return. With the pledge sneak behind them, pledges, members, and officers Bill Farr, pres.g Ron Endicott, v.p.g and Kent VVoodman, sec., looked forward to spring and the Plantation Ball. White picket fences and a southern banquet served on the veranda and lawn carried out their theme. Sig Alph's be- came such southern gentlemen when they vacated their home to house their southern belles. The fraternity house was turned into a girls, dorm for the Plantation Ball. Sigma Alpha Epsilon members tried unsuccessfully to capture their pledges and prevent them from leaving on their pledge sneak. Gary Adkins, Bill Agnew, lames Andrews, Roger Atch- ley, Dick Battle, Roy Bowen, john Bowers. Gary Breisch. Edward Brumlield, john Can- trell, David Capron, Patrick Carroll, Mike Cater, David Clark, Stephen Clark, George Collier. Donald Collis, Eddy Conway, Ronnie Craig, Steve Cropper. Russell Detrick, John Dewitt. Keith Dicken, Darrel Dom' nick. Blaine Easter, Warren Ed- mundson, Larry Elliott, Mon- ty Evans, Daniel Eyler, lames Fitzgerald, Douglas Frazier, james Fritts. Dick Gann, Richard Gear- heard, Iohn Goudelock, Greg Graham, Robert Greaves, Gil Greenwood. lay Gregory. Lowell Harris. lay Helrn, Roy Hiskett. Iames Holley, Michael Holmes, Cress lngle, loc Iohnson. Thomas Fones, Mt-hael jup- ling. Robert Karlovich, VVilliam Keele. james Keller, George Kelsay, Charlie Kimball, Ar- thur Kingham. David Kirst. Douglas Krahn, VVilliam Lam- berton, Steve Maison, Roger Mason, VVilliam Maxwell, Rod McCalman, Mac Mc- Crory. john Moore, Michael Nash, lim Neuman, Ron Perry, Ran- dall Phillips, Michael Rode- bush. Burr Ross. james Sale. loc Schmidt. Terry Snider, ,loc Sorenson, Stephen Taylor, Scott Thomas. Frank Thompson. lohn Thomsen, David Tucker, Mike Wachtman, Michael Walker, Chuck Watson. Dan- iel Wilson, Robert Yeazel. 382 s- , . f f, ,f f t,-s:,,f-fm... . 5 2 I M ,,. V , ,I ,,.i V. Z, . I ii' A- iet. . K ni la - , ig X Q 1 i i ca a nd hd R an i i i 5 iili I h All F AA 'rc y t , ' ' H A , Sigma Chi llOl University new Q Sigma Chi's Sponsored Annual Derby Day Contests Perhaps reluctantly, perhaps anxiously, OSU women dragged out their grods', as Sigma Chi Derby Day drew nigh. This annu- al spring event was a day of competition, with such events as the limbo, a pillow fight over a barrel of flour and water, and the greased pig chase which provided shouts of laughter. On a more serious note Sigma Chi held a benefit dinner October 19 for a school for children with minimal brain damage. This steak dinner made possible a S200 donation to the school. Officers included loe Sorenson, pres., Ronald Tucker, v.p.g limmie Newman, sec., and lames Andrews, treas. Derby Day did not arrive any too soon for these Sigma Chi's and Little Sigmaisg they had been dressed for the fun days ahead of time. Rohurt Allixon. Rick Aniillon. juinun Amlciwoii. Pat Bell. Ron Bcniwlt. lirvtt lilzisclcl. Mark Blzmili-l. john Boundx. Brut-0 Boy d, Recd lirinnlett. Steven Brown, Terry Burrow. lid Czidenhoucl. john Chaflin. loin Coburn. llwight Col- ville. john Dolezal. Dent Dun- lun. Hank Edwards. Charles Eitcl. jzinic-s Ellis. Paul Fleming. jerry Garner, M. K. Grant. Rohm-rt Green. Cliarlex Green. Clary Hill. Iznnek Hinex. Iini lloloxxay. l,i1ndon Holman. Donald Huvnplircys. Craig johnson, Braid jonvs. Nlicluxel Kzinv. Uzinicl Mahoney. Ted Nlziixlizlll. john Mt-Ci1'itr'y. Ronnie Nic- lioziigg. Clmrlos N11-lice. ,lannes Nloore. Stain' Uniohiindro. Ste- phvn Pm-ks. james Pzirrisli. l7ax'id Ranney johnny Rohvrts. Doug Rosa Skip Szimlbvrg. David Sheets. jznniu Shousc. Charles Sutter. Carl Thoina, Bruce Tlionias. David 'l'hoinpson. Richard Wliitc, Philip VVil- liarns. Stephen Williaitis. lim- inic- VVilli5. Robert Wilson. 384 60 'fi if-2 5' . R ii i i wifi L . fy k R M - - Q is ' I ... 'Y 'T - 5 if Q HQ f Ii' ' A A , -Q.. vi Sigma Nu 913 University Sigma Nu Placed First in Spring Sing Competition Last year Sigma Nu vocalists surprised themselves and many skeptic brothers by the results of their Spring Sing entry. Weeks of practice went into their co-effort with Chi Omega, which resulted in first place honors. Turning from campus interests to social, as the Frontier Ball weekend approached, it was easy for OSU students to recognize Sigma Nuis. Each member and pledge trying to grow a beard or mustache also found western garb appropriate for class and everyday wear. Offi- cers David Palm, pres.g Ieff Cole, v.p.g and Charles Sutter, sec., did not seem to mind be- ing in charge of a western saloon instead of a fraternity house. In anticipation of the party, the front lawn was crowded with decorations. Sigma Nu song leader, Iohnny Ioe. enjoyed polishing the Spring Sing trophy that Sigma Nuis and Chi Omega's had worked so hard to win. jimmie Barlcalow, jon H. Bay - mirth, David Beernan. Steve Berrey. james N, jr. Blazer. Miko Douglas Bolirrk. Rohr-ri :Xllan Breedlove. David Broach. Richard A. Bron n, larry Cagle, Larry Cla- son. Vic Claar, Lawrence C. Cook. Ric-hard Corbin. Bill Davis, Charles Devlin, Steven Middleton Dickey. Don Dupree. john Gage, Cary Cet- tings. Rick Gilger. john Glahn. jimmy Dean Rifl- lightly. Steven Goss, Steve Hallmark, Michael Hamm-r. VVilliam Hamner, jerry VV. Holder. Dennis Huchternan, Michael johnston, john Kent, Richard Kilmer. john Kloiher. l,Q-on l,0dhf'tt0r, joe Lewis. james Alton Livingston, Mich- ael Martin. Robert MCFQ-rron, Thomas K. Moran, Raymond Murphy, Samuel C. Norwood. Mark Petty. Larry Poor, Tommie Richey. Allen Robertson, George Roh- inson. Michael Roschak, Bill Rouse, Bruce Shirck. Bruce Smith. Russell Snoxx. David Sparks, john Stephens. Terry Stewat, Charles Tutt. Ifred Thomas Utter. Rohert Marrs Vaughn, Charle-s Richard Vining, David Ward- en. Charlie Wade VVhitelc-y. john Vkliggins, Bill Allen. 386 'BWV , . rg 1 .ff W i Y, -j ,.. ,, xy 'gf e ilk K3 rv- 3 .. Sigma Phi Epsilon 324 Monroe Sig Ep Pledges Participated in JIFC Work Day Sig Ep pledges contributed to the OSU Campus Chest by purchasing two sorority pledge class parties. Their S130 contribution helped the Campus Chest fund to go over its set goal. Pledges also joined other fraternity pledges in the annual Ir. IEC Work Day. It was held in Oklahoma City, where pledges cleaned, painted, and repaired at the Lincoln Park Zoo. The pledges returned home from a full day to find Sig Ep officers Steven Dickey, pres.g Ion Bayouth, v.p.g and james Livingston, sec., actively planning the Girl of the Golden Heart formal, which featured the crowning of the Sig Ep sweetheart. 'iiiiif' fit Sig Ep pledges donated their time and energy to make the Iunior Interfraternity Council's VVork Day in Oklahoma City a sucte Roberi Beclcel, '1'L'l'l'5' Bmublei. Richard Citscy, Vicmr Cobb. Lunn Crews. .lamea lirwin. Larry FHYP. Iobn Garrett, Lumix Ci0l11ll. Charles Gorwals, David Hall, Roberi Holt Iblnmsnn. Charles Iglesias. Larry javksrmn, Steve jared. Rnbert Kirkpatrick. Iavk Kurt. David Inrenzen. Iames Mapes. Howard Nh-Crackun, Fred MQ-I,ane. Larry Nelson. Mack Norman, Henri Person. Preston Pulliam. Uennis Rob. l'l0war'cl Saga lk-unix Siegmann, james lex- ry. Swpben 'l'l1mnan. jun 'l'lminpson. Thomas W'ade. Kasp:-r VVeigam, Tbrrrnas VVil- lianix. lVlL'Il'll'1CIi5 donned beards. gruads, and German helmets Im set the annospliere for thi' TKER Hells Angels party. 388 Tau Kappa Epsilon 221 S. Lincoln Daughters of Diana Auxiliary Organized by TKE's The men of Tau Kappa Epsilon joined ranks with many other fraternities on OSU,s campus on the installation of their new girls' auxiliary, the Daughters of Diana. The daugh- ters, dropmates and pinmates of the men of the chapter, participated in Teke and campus functions such as the SUAB Fair and helped to host the annual Teke Christmas party for underprivileged children. The social calendar was highlighted with the Red Carnation Ball and the Hell's Angels Party. Leading the brotherhood were Dave Lorenzen, pres., lack Krut, v.p.g Howard Sage, sec., John Garrett, treats., and Larry Fore, soc. chmn. Tau Kappa Epsilon members with artistic ahility wr-re given the chance to employ their talent by painting scenery for a party backdrop, Charles Marla Baker, Don Barnes. lfrcd Lewis Clark, Richard Drapcr. Mark Farley. 'le-rry Gaston. Clary Randi-l Crillith, Robert llagar. Richard Halter, Larry Ray llartwvg, Paul llc-rrolcl. lamvs Afllllll' llfsustrm, Larry L. Langley. Charles lVlartin, David Matrix. lohn Maxwell, Rnlnc-rt Rudgers. lack li. Skirirwr. Dan Stahl. David Iohn Wil- son, Steve Wilt. Larry Wim- mur. lvll Nvwmzm. swf- air I A J, -Nfl Q 1.4 ai' ,5 , lialhlulm gin, llappurs, gang- ' sivrs, and ilw Clmrlvstfm wer? . , , . , in abundance at lriarlgle :mnual Ruaring 20's party. 985131155 fn GEM Danbfl mafia ik KN. My ' If W?--,,X .2 , x Triangle I2I5 W. Third Triangle Designed Computer for Engineering Week Engineering Week in the College of Engi- operated computer, took first prize and attract- neering was of special interest to the men of ed much attention and admiration from visi- Triangle fraternity. Chapter officers Gary tors to the engineering display. Although en- Gritiith, pres.g Gary Swart, v.p.g Ieff Newman, gineering was a main interest, Triangle's an- sec.g and Steve Witt, treas., helped plan and nual Roaring 20's party, which turned their build the chapteris contribution to the Engi- house into a speakeasy, helped members and neering Exposition. Their entry, a manually their dates take their minds off of studies. .ia mr: Hnv K s...asi..4.li'u Triangle members and pledges worked diligently to complete the chapters manually operated computer lor Engineering Week Exposition. Andrea jo Anderson, Barbara Armstrong, Nancy Atherton, Mary Atkinson, Flaine Baker, Katherine Ball, Leslie Basore. Sue Basore. Teresa Bans, Mar- garet Beard, Carol Berry. Pris- cilla Bonham, Rexene Brown, Regina Bruce. Sue Bullard, judity Bush, Su- usan Cavanaah, Madelyn Chance, joan Collings, Paula D. Compton, Karen Cornish. Gayle Cottongim, Donna Cun- ningham, Mel Dohhin, Vicki Doerner, Ianette l'vl.u.i11L Dye, Carolyn Ehrle, Linda Kay Far- rell. Maureen Garrity, Jeanne Gia- eomo, Phyllis Giacomo. Wen- dy Hale, Ellen Hall, Sarah Helm, lane Hill. Beth Hitt, Linda Holste, Sher- ry Hovasse. Karen Hunter, Virginia I-Iustead, Christine l,ahno, Annabelle Layers. Lucinda Lttdeman, Dolores H. Lukaszek. Linda Mae Man- ning, Kathie Martin, Suzanne Mcliain, Melissa Miller, Linda Niinter. Melody Morley. Marsha Mur- phy. Patricia Neel. Nancy Nichols, Patricia Nichols. Kar- en U'Hern. Paula Phillips. Kitty Rennnel. Niarilyn Eloise Rosa. Karen lg nn Schneider, Marsha Schr- oer. Linda Sue Svtearingen, .leanne Thompson, Lucy Tilly. lania 'l'ontpkit'1s. lfdxrina lrottt. Carol Lynn Vaughan. Anne VValton. Carol VVinter. lane Wright. Linda Zirnnierman. Donna Zurmehly, Karen Bay s. lynn Brown. 392 , 1 : -:N Zeta Tau Alpha lllfll University N - 'L mw- FF' Hr Zeta Tau's Sponsored Informal Speak:-ar's Program Zetais promoted campus awareness and in- volvement of members and pledges by initiat- ing an informal after-dinner speaker's pro- gram. The program emphasized topics and areas of interest to OSU students such as stu- dent politics and government, and SeXpo '68.H Zeta oH'icers Marilyn Ross, pres.g Paula Compton, v.p.g Carol Vaughan, sec., and Beth Hitt, treas., and the rest of the chapter con- tributed enthusiastic support to the annual telethon in Oklahoma City, to benefit children afflicted with cerebral palsy. Zeta's took a particular interest in this program since ce- rebral palsy is their national philanthropy. :Xt their Big Sis-Little Sis Discovery party. Zeta Tau :Xlpha pledges had to xxind up almost a inile ol string to lind their Big Sisters. Charles Edward Biscoe, Iames if Black, Richard Carolina, Mi- chael Casteel, Casey Childs, Douglas Lee Dixon. Richard Leonard Escoe, Anceo Francisco, Lowell Palmer Kyle, Ierry Redo. Larry Williams. Kappa Alpha Psi's Participated in Tuforing Project Leading fraternity members toward greater community service, Kappa Alpha Psi officers Anceo Francisco, pres., Douglas Dixon, v.p.g Glenn Mosley, sec., and Casey Childs, treas., encouraged members to become active in the Stillwater Tutoring Education Program. This program was concerned with the underprivi- leged Afro-American and white students of Stillwater and strived to raise their level of motivation. Kappa Alpha Psi's were interest- ed in the phase of the program called 'Cgroup discovery, which encouraged junior and sen- ior high school students to orally discuss prob- lems in school work or home life. Another service which Kappa Alpha Psi sponsored was its annual Thanksgiving benefit dance. lVloney from this dance was used to raise money to buy Thanksgiving baskets and dinners for several deserving families in Stillwater. Kappa Alpha Psi found civic action an area of major interest. A Thanksgiving basket lilled with canned goods was collected by Kappa Alpha Psi's to be given to a deserving Stillwater family. was I 2 4 - ' Q was 1 3 K ' ,1 K 'kvllfgigx - Residence Halls Learning to share-to give amd take-my get the must out of the time we are here-Us all zxbout Residence Hull lixing-together in work amd play-the Your yezlr homes uf, our unixersity. WRHA Sponsored Entertainment, Activities A wide range of entertainment opportunities for women residents were offered by Wcamenis Residence Hall Asso- ciation. Drew Pearson was brought to campus by VVRHA to spotlight the traditional Residence Halls Week. WRHA also gave three S100 scholarships to three women living in residence halls who had outstanding activities in the residence hall's program. To honor all scholars, WRHA, in conjunction with MRHA, sponsored a festive scholarship banquet. They also sponsored an all-campus watermelon feed on Willard lawn, a noted speaker, an all-residence hall dance, and Games Day. Lclt to Right Cathx 'Vlorrou Sharon Iohnston Lliflbeth West. Vivian Finley, Margaret Howard, Indy Holt, Markay Palu. Deb- jeanit Rtscr Marilyn Sindcrson Martha Stlby linda Bogart, bio Branson, Sherry Roberts, lane Gill. Raye Ann Smith, fonnir Whitt Kathy Sulln in Fxelvn Smith Ioan Vlaloney, MRHA Sponsored Intramural All Sports Banquet lVlen,s Residence Halls Association sponsored service projects in several areas of campus activity. MRHA spon- sored an intramural all-sports banquet honoring out- standing athletes of the intramural sports program who lived in residence halls. In addition, MRHA co-sponsored Residence Halls Association Week and the RHA honors banquet with WRHA. The RHA debate series, featuring contests between OSU and top-ranked debate colleges, was promoted by MRHA. MRHA executive council served as the highest governing body of the men's resi- dence halls under the leadership of Terry Wagner. FRONT ROW: Ron Cupp, Ron Betz, Ray Tutyrek, Terry lield ROW 5 larry Broukal Thomxs Cooper Robert Berry Wagner, Iohn Perkins. ROW 2: Roy Hustead, Bill Zambon, Bob Bufflngton Delmcr Bovlcs lJlFlY'llS Phillips Cerild True Bill Brewer, Alan Porter, Keith Gleason, Carl jones, jerry Wing- fi' fi V .. , time M51 U ' r i 3 ix We i i'T'Z'L.f ' 'awww 'xi 'W X, ,gg u fi' 'ta-X Z W, . , t, XL- it i t L .. .- - 4' 2 We . 4, . 4, fi, V- .4 t'f v- 1 t V 1 Q up A A f i we A my gf, 2 3.81, Sa'9lXm wir? -if at 'M H- -- - -,.-,. ,. 1 zmvff, I 4 fest 'biqyf t M-:La-w-drift: iff- L , A' '7 2 -if if Athletic Hall A Scholarship Was Important 'ro the Athletic Dorm The Athletic Dormitory held a special posi- tion among residence halls on the Oklahoma State campus. All of the residents of the Ath- letic Dorm were members of the various OSU freshman and varsity sports teams. ln addi- tion, the men of the Athletic Dorm were all on athletic scholarships. Academic scholarship was of special concern to the men of the Ath- letic Dorm. ln an eilort to retain eligibility for conference sports play, OSU athletes spent hours in special study sessions conducted by OSU faculty members. Rooms of the Athletic Dorm were Furnished hy Oklahoma State sports supporters from across the state. Residents ol the Athletic Dorm spent countless hours reviewing team strategy in addition to regular practices on the sports field. A+l1le+ic Cir-wii'r'n'y Baum, jim Brabim, Pill, Hmmm. .Iimhn Cavcia, Dale Chapman. Rin-ky ci0flIX'l', jm- Cfrcws. jimmy Davix. 'Irmhu lflnifwv. Muri litlur. Charles l iliFC5. Arthur Ifluak, Uavid Clailc, 'Tr-d Ginn, Tim Clnrsurh. Richard Graham. Stvpiivii Cray, EVK'l'l'1l Hawk, VVilIiam Hoilmau. Charlvs Ilvlrivk. Richard Hill, Stou- Iluuck. C:i12lI'lCS1ilhIlSi0lNl.Iflhll Lightm-r. lifmgsr Miillilllgll. Brian Martin, lsil' Monro. VV0slL-5 Momx-. Sam Un 0115, Mir-lmvl Pcmhvr- tcm, Iidxxard Phelan. Clihim P 1' inc. Slum' Hungry, Cfharlzm Savull. Richard SL-hmidl. I. Mir-lmael Smith. Katsumi Suzuki, Bruce 'I'humas. ,Iamox Thraslicr. .lay Arrwwii, 'll-rry Dean, lack Crissup, Mark Hayvs, Larry Kirkland, Rodney VVisley, Jim- my Young. In proparatiim for upumiimg fmipvtiliim. this rcsidvm ui ig Q if ihv .Miilc-tic Dorm made uw fii Ihr- llmu' liwungo. 40I Barn Residences Barn Students Cared for University-Owned Animals Barn Students lived in the various OSU barns located on the west side of campus. In addition to living in the barns, the residents cared for university-owned animals. These an- imals, which included cattle, horses, and sheep, also lived in the university barns. Barns which housed students were the Beef Barn, the Horse Barn, the Steer Shed, the Swine Barn, the Sheep Barn, and the Experimental Swine Barn. Scheduled for construction was a new beef barn facility to include an arena building. As animal science majors, barn students received first-hand experience by living and working in the various university-owned barns. The care and feeding of university-owned animals was the major responsibility of the animal science majors living in university barns. Man and beast alike lived under one roof in the university owned barns. Students living in the barns were on duty 365 days a year. 'EMP' ww' '15 Mlvybf its 'Q .aa-g. Troy Ashby, Henry Barnes, Mervin Compton, Mi1ebellAl- len Cortelyou, Michael Dee- wall, Mike l.. Edwards. Douglas Kent Fisher, Hay Helder-mon, Boyd Dee Hughes, Thomas Stiles. Ronnal Dale Stoll. VVayne R. Whitnah. sk s ' . 2, fi if ..s Brumley Aparfmenfs Remodeling of Lounge Completed For Brumley Brumley Apartments redecorated their lounge with furniture donated by Thatcher Hall. To complete their lounge, the girls re- ceived a color television set from the housing office. They then turned their efforts to home- coming decorations. After winning second place in the float competition, they celebrated with a pizza for all those who helped with the float. Their favorite forum hour was a style show in which the girls modeled bridal and trousseau fashions. A bridal consultant also gave tips and answered questions on how to plan for a wedding. The Christmas season opened with a dance and a special open house. : ilfiiii-'::3iQ55z: :EQ v rf-: xiii.--feeiiggggjggg . - - ' Most of the women of Brumley Apartments agreed that there was nothing like the convenience and relaxation of apartment living. These young ladies deviated from their normal studies to solve a puzzling problem which proved far more educational for them. Brumley Carol j. Amlrexm, Diana An- Lli'g'xx's, ludy Austin. Belly lialwr, Susan Bauch. Harhara i5:zuQl:-r. Kathlv:-n Behnv. Linda M. Huiiiimt, Phyllis I. lioilvs, Marjorie l5OliK7I1.illLliill .-X. liracllvy. Nancy Pmranl, Dc- horali K. liriglgs. Patricia lg iJXNIl. jc-linda K. Bun-holz. Barhara liucg. Cliarloitc' A. Cin-sy more. Carolyn ChildS. Sharon Clarlw. Cynthia Cole-man. limniig' Cfoopbr. liarhara Corcoran, Erma Cowan, Dorothy K. Cragar, Linda Crozier. Rebecca l.. Davis. Susan l.. Davis, Linda Dawes. Paula Dsarsiione. Ivnny l.. IJOXYIIIINI, Iudy Frazier, Clovi- na ii. Gartman, Rosemary Grail. Charlene Groden. R0- lwc-ia Hainnier. Gwendolyn M. Harrison, Iu- dyth G. Hinds, Susan Hinds. Lois F. Hodges, Evelyn K. Hofmann, Becky Iohns, Shar- on R. Iohnson. Darncrllc: Johnston, Sharon K. Iulian, Nlarilyn S. Keller, Di! anna Kr-lacy. Susie Lunslord, Shi-ila A. Manning. Virginia Nflzistvrsozi. jvannu .-X. Nflauk, Linda K. Mc'Cfal1:', Nlillflilflxl A. ML'- Clann. laynu My-Collough, lfilci-n Mi-lnvrnc-y, l.ou A. Vicvks, Marilia dl. Niohling. Cynthia Mc-mill. Cheryl Nlvrf riil. Cionniw Moyer, Linda M. Nliclivalson. Carolyn D. Moon: Suzanne- Morgan. Don- na Nloilni. 405 Brumley Caroline R. Muller, Kathleen F. Neill, Celia Mae Newman, Marilyn Newman, Loretta Ore, Enna M, Osmond. Laura K. Parker, Neva Perkins, Deloris Ramsey, Di- anna S. Rehm, Katheryn A. Repp, Ieannie Rhodes. Susan Riley, Martha I. Sel- by, Iuanita D. Sodowsky, Car- ol E. Spears. Juanita I. Squire, Iudith Standridge. Sally F. Starr, Mem Stunz, Barbara Swanson, Sherry Syl- vester, Florence F. Tabbut, Deborah I.. Tennyson. Vicki Thomas, Beverly D. Thornhill, Christine Towns- end, Linda A. Warnke, Den- ta Wayman, Linda F. Web- ster, Deborah Weger. Connie White. Patricia G. Williams, Linda A. Wimmer. Lynda K. Wimmer, Adell T. Withers, Lynda M. Wix- om, Elizabeth Young. Brumley .oflieers were Linda Bayette, Ginger Masterson, Iu- lia Brown, Barbara Klinger- smith, Gwen Hanison. Sue Freese, Pat Brown. 406 Cordell Hall Cordell Hall Celebrated Its Thir+ie+h Anniversary Cordell Hall celebrated its thirtieth anniver- sary as a men's residence hall on the Okla- homa State University campus. The major ac- tivity of the anniversary year was the Cordell Pumpkin Chorus, a campus serenade held at Halloween. Social events of the year included the casino party, the spring dance, and the Christmas dance. Additional social activities for the men of Cordell were the senior dinner, the spring picnic, and regular movies in the lounge. Cordell did much in the area of com- munity service hy providing twenty-five YMCA scholarships for the youth of south Stillwater. Bob Bufiington led Cordell as president. In addition, Harold Holley served as ROTC section editor of the Redslcin. The men of Cordell presented their annual Pumpkin Serenade to other residences across campus on a goblin-Dlled Halloween night. Cordell Daniel R. Adams, Walter Al- brecht, Stephen Babcock, Ron F. Ball, Tony Barajas, Frank A. Barber, Gerald Batson. Billy Belding. Terry Bish. Craig Blackburn, Greg Blubaugh, Steele Brand. Thomas Broad, Michael Brown, Thomas Brown, Dan- iel Buchanan. David Bullington, Robert W. Burlington, lixra Caldwell, David Callison, Michael Can- amare, Dave Carnahan. Thomas Colby. Merle Cole- man. Roger Copeland. Michael Cornwell, Stephen Covert, Gary Cravens. Charles Dan, lames Davenport, Danny Da- vis, Joe Davis. Robert Dickson, james Dillon, Terry I.. Ditson, Iames D. Dobbins, Robert Donovan, james Dotson, Thomas Dun- can, james Dunn. Kenny Edwards, Larry Ed- wards, Thomas L. Egelston, Stephen Elsberry, Iames Fair, Gary Fine, Gary Fleming, Robert Flynn. Richard Ford, Gene Fox, Her- schel French, Don Fullrich, Iohnny Funderburk, Eddie Gaston, Truman Gleason, De- Wayne Glover. Steven Goforth, Richard Gra- ham, Roger Grebing, Arnoll Green, Iohn Griesel, David Griiiin, Randall Griswold. Charles Grounds. . 'L , . , ... ... , can T f - i 2- U-2 A ' :A ' l-.P C A A ' irl . 'i' is R.. it m . I A ii.c n 2 if , f I F A T, r idi V33 . ' ,., g we--A-s f , men-,y i ,wfwv in jf,ff:. ' --, . . ' R r iv I E T xl if ..1 -1 I K ,J 'K We . 4 I Bi 111' ' i ie, ,X Glenn Guerra, Wfalter Hare, . . F -V A , I N V V Clintes Head, Bill Henderson, A , , A ' , W d f K , 5 I ' ,V t ,,w,Lii V p qv Randall Hill, Richard Hinkle. ff. - 1 Q 'i 1.. ,Ay 'iit' at ii., Q V ff :J ' 1, joe Hobson, Ilarold E. llol- in A 'F . rrr ii w , , I Ralph A. Horton, Alvin How- i fl , ell, Philip llovt, Goilfrey Hu- ,I L 5, - '-: ,,,, v i - A , .E , , V ! 1 N K ber, Robert Hughes, Richard W 142 4 15 L --w' 1, V Q ,--, , Zi M Hutto, Larry M. Irwin, Dean , S N L , in 1 ,af 1 johnson. ' A J 5 i- llq - tx., W, I - ' 2 , - fl U .. N .,.- . l I 6 A h ..i ' 408 - .. ,u rcit , , K , :-- W if' isazj fm' 41 . ,V . ' A 'Si 'fi 5- PM 'fin r f . by VV, :,, A , VV, , , it V , .. , f gl ..,f . V 5 ,,,:, , K V l V ttrrcrr M 1h 1:Q ,rtri L ierc V . V V -QL. V VV ,, V V VV! - ,,V ,W VV? VV ,go f V at Q VQ - A K i . . -'- . , . . ,, ' L 1', u p . ,V ,ZI 1 ' -. - ' W'A ' ,. Q7 t A ' ' 'V: '- P P ti ' ' P' - . ,,.., K , it . 4 ii P A eiut L L crr a t V.,a.V X - VV ., . ,, ,. I Qlf' ' c if V VV ' ' 5 I V . at VVV v P V . ' L.1' A A ' f i - tettcc L -4 sttt - sscrta 4 . t f ff r . V I , A A1 ,, 1 Cordell Tom johnson. Thomas Kear- ney, Charles W. Kennedy, Vtfalter Kilgore. Paul Kling- er, Michael Kruta. john Lack, Freddie Lasota. Ronald Laurence. Al Ledhet- ter. Logan Lewis, Steven Lieh, Edward Light. Howard Liles, Gary Lipperd. Lane Littlefield. Eugene Livengood, Pete Loy, john Mahry, Michael Malloy, Rohert Malthy. Iames Marple, Larry Marr. Micheal Maslen. Stephen Matlock, Thomas Mayberry. Patrick McCarty, David McCreary, Iohn Mc- Laughlin, Randy McPherson. Clifford Metcalfe. Iames Mil- ler. Ianies Minor, Nick Morrison, William Muncil Iesse Mur- phy, Robert Murray, Gary Nealis, Ierry Negelein, Rob- ert Nelson. james Neumeyer. Michael Nichols, Gerald Oliver, Ste- ven Oltmanns, lim Parker, Walter Parker, Randall Pat- terson. Anthony Perry. lames Phillips, Henry Poe, Ken Pollock, james Powell, Ronald Powell, Samuel Pow- ell, Gary Pratt, Ronald Price. Cordell officers guided the men of Cordell in numerous programs and events through- out the school year. 409 Cordell Ieflrey Pullen. Ion Quisen- berry, Rex Reeve, Robert Re- gan, George Rhea. Douglas Robertson, Loyd Robeson, Bobby Robison. Frank Rogers, Robert Ronne, Mike Rosenstein. Larry Ru- pert, Lloyd Salsman, Troy Sanders, Ronald Schaefer, Charles H. Sehatti. Iames Sehillner. Michael Schneider, lim Sehnorrenberg, Iames Sehoonover, Lyle Sehoonover, George Schwenk, Larry Scott, Larry Scott. Donald Selvey, Andrew I, Se- soek, Betty Sipes, Harold Skel- ton, Iohn Sleeper, Edwin D. Soderstrorn, Dwayne Speer, David Steele. Michael Stephens, Mickey Stowers, Roger Strong, Bon- ner Sudberry III, Randall Sumpter, Steve Sunderman, Michael Taylor, Ioe Thomas. Ioe Thomas, Larry Thomas, Randall Thompson, Daniel Thornberry, Michael Tippett, David Tohlen, Phillip Vaver- ka, Rieharr Vernon. Iames Voelkers. Eddie Voigt. David Walden. Dale Wallis. Ronald Wangsgard, Curt Ward, Tony VVarner Stan Watkins, Kenneth Watts, Elbert Wells, Iimmy Whitaker, Charles Whitmore, Charles Whittaker, David Wiley. Danny Williams, Iohnny Williamson, Rocky L. Wil- lis. Ceorge Willoughby, Al- vin B. Wilson. Walter L. Wilson, Darrell Winner. Gary Winters, David Wise- man, Iames Wood, Iames Wood, Lonnie Yearwood, Ioe B. Yirsa, William Zurline. 4l0 a fe - Ka fp-ff ff an ' J' 3,23 Q ... li ' I i. gg IQ'g1Ju- V in 'lr he - -S E L Drummond Hall Drummond Decoration Earns Second-Place Trophy The women of Drummond Hall were greet- ed with a get-acquainted skit presented by the oilicers. Working with Kerr Hall, the girls boosted Campus Chest with the sale of bumper stickers. The need for a test file promoted a contest with a prize for the floor which collect- ed the most old exams. With Kerr Hall, Drummond girls spent many hours on their homecoming decoration and snared second place. Appropriately called Us,w the decora- tion contained a screen which showed over 300 slides of campus life. To the theme, The Roaring Twentiesn, they won third place in the SUAB Fair. Fitting this era was a hack- drop of Bonnie and Clyde. First semester pres- ident of Drummond Hall was Vivian Finley. Vivian Finley, past president, Susan McCormick, in-coming president, and Mrs. Eleanor Butler, assistant head resident, discussed hall plans Drummond Rebecca Adams, Marion Akin. Patricia Akin. Nancy Albert. Sheila M, Alexander. Anne Allan. .loyce Allen. Sarah Allen, Sonja Allen. Linda Ames, Penny Ames, Angela And:-rsxmn, Donna An- derson, Linda Anderson. Linda Anderson, .lox ella Arm- strong, Sheila Armstrong, lilo Arnold. Bcbecca Artz. Susan Bagwell. Christy Baker. joyce K. Baker, Karen D, Ba- ker. lane Balderston, Mary Barhydt, V. Uayida Barkley, Glenda Barnes, lane Bar- tusch. Barbara Batclielder, Bonnie Bauer, Ian Beauchamp, Kar- en Beckett. janet A. Belew. Diane C. Berkman, Sandra Berousek. Christine Berthelot, Iody Blackbird, Cheryl Blackburn, Ieannie Blackwell. Shari Blakey, Brenda Blasdel, Vicki Blaser. Victoria Boaz, Cindy Bone- brake, Donna Booker, Elaine Borunda, lrene Boukaclakis. Linda Bourne. Carol Bowman. Anne Brady, Kathryn Brandt. Peggy Brandt, Loretta Brid- well, Donna Brfnk, Ianet Bristow, 'l'ressa Brooks. Marilyn Brown, Denise Browning, Nancy Buchanan. Diana Buder. Sara l.. Burns. Donna Burt. Carolyn Byfield. Clenda Calley. Ruth Calbs. Cathy Cameron, Patricia Cameron, Connie Campbell. Suzie Carlton, Cynthia Cat'- roll. Suzanne Case, Letha Caudlb, Cheryl A. Chaat, Constance Clark, Rita Cloud. Susan Co- berly. Beth Coe. at if ' 'fs s , .wr-, if .gg fi' . ,W Q-if' wlaffrf 'QF' . 'L -vs 1 .. 5 L in av . 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Linda Crmntrztttn. jzxna S, Cnnk. jam Cirmttlmn, .ltbilflllil Coven- twn. jim Cfwiiigtrmii, Cynthia Circ-coli. Bvth Crvitivii. Dianef Cfttlwvil. l.incizi Citlllivrtsrmil. Itiili Dacc. Shi-rry Darden. Bziri l.. Dzirr. Izttqttctta Davis. lung- Davis. Linder l.. Dblziliay. Trivia Demms. Dztna Deyrr. Bzirbarxt Dickin- rmn, Rc-nut' Duublin, Karen Doyle. Patti Dunlap. De-lwrah Durbin. Mary Durbin. lan? lz. Dior. Diane lm lzllis. Pat England, Reberczl ling- lantl. Sliernlyn liSClll'. Nancy Evans, Nancy liyster. Beirivarzi Fenqler. jan-zilyn lftrn- ner. Nelda 1. Finley. Vivian Finley. Ianzt l-'ist-hor. Izznics F.t:'. Pzitti Fivezish. Gay lford. Catherine Fore, Marilyn Fornesi. Toni FOX. jurlith Fritclier. Debra Fuller. Cynthia A. Fultun. Spzirkf-d by Christmtis spirit. girls in Drtiminmicl Hall spent happy moments dt-t-rnrating Hmm display xxith angvls. Drummond Lorcne lfuxa, Mary Garner, Martha Garrison, Marsha Gibbs, lo Gilmore, Nancy Glisan. Carla Grvod. Sandra Clootlztll, Libby Graves. Sherry A. Gross, jamie Guinin. Sandra Clutt, Marslia Haggard, Danna Hall. Iillen Hall. Patricia llall, Rovrena l lall, Ha rlaiean Hamilton, Brenda Harp. Cytl A. Harris, Anita Haxxkins. Susan llelberg, Linda Hell- man, Susan llertli, Vicki Hit'- bert, Dana Hill, Eileen ll llilsenrnth, B. It-aninc Hob- son. Ioan Hall. Michele Hooker. Patricia llrmtehkiss. Linda Hover, Sally Howell, Freda Hubby. Elizabeth Hughes. Marsha Hunt, Carol I. Hunt- er, Mary Hunter, Mich:-le Hunter, Sharon Hutton, Anne Iinler. Martha lnghani. Marsha Irbie, Suzie Jackson, Lynda Johnson. Jeanne Iones. Ioyce Jones. Karen Innes, Marcia A. Innes. Vicky Iones, Kathleen Iulian, Shirle Kang, Carol Keen, Pa- tricia L. Kelly, Cynthia Kem- per, Judith Kilgore. Linda Kiines. Iudy King, Martha King, Carol Kinxer, Barbara Knapp, Cynthia Knox. Regina Kremgold. Susan Krueger. Carla Lair, Debbc Lawrence. Nancy G. Lee, Mary Leinbeke, Sharon Lenaburg, Patricia L. Len- ava. Mary L. Lewis. Pat Lewis. Lynda Lindsay, Linda Ling, Ladcena Linie, Dianna L. Linkhart, Patricia A. Linton. 4I4 X Z A as .uw , 4 stu- ' 1 4 wi , , ka 'w S-. 3, X, E N-Wlibiizf ,af-ft: . x,'?x'..', Q' .Q ik .. H, fn' if im ii X -v 5 ,f 1 mv . is ' Marg 'W 'LT' K M Q. - -my 1.3 aes,-J . ,. --M- ,Cg ' 2' 'lx-, if fs-1-if l 5' jr E. L K bb A - 1 iff? with ,.,,,. A ' Q, . .,.. RTA 'ian . 'P l I U ,-f ' .QQ ,. , 'Leif .W A ,N Aw Eze, ' 'iiiifg MD' ASS. f J A '. blk J -K. .3 nk 4' 4-is ww N1Y 4' rm. 'in wwf' Qt X Drummond Karen Loehner. Cathy Loftis, Kenna L. Lowry, Lynne Lu- ker, Betty I. Mahoney, Linda Main, Anne Mangham. Mary Matthews. Cheryl May- nard, Kay L. Maynard, Lin- da I. Maynard, Ierrie Mc- Clarlin, Beverly I. McClain, Ianena N. McClure. Kathy MeCreary, Pam Mc- Creary, Debi McDonald, Don- na McGee. Dana McGovern, Donna Cl. Mt-Henry, Linda Melntyre. judith McKinley, Patricia McKnight. H. Arlene McMa- ban, Kristin MeMillin, Ieanne Menz, Carol M. Mercer, Cin- dy Metsker. Chabira H. Metwally, Patsy Y. Meyer, Merrily Milburn, Sue Hiley, Pain Mills. Dana Miner, K. Larrane Mitchell. Shirley A. Mitchell. Marilou Moffatt. Susan Mogridge, Bar- bara Mollenkopt. Sherri Moore. Barbara S. Morrow, Kelsey Morton. Nancy Morton, Sandra Mor- ton, Paula Murphree, Carol Murphy, Ioann Myers, Bo- nita Y. Naifeh. Karen New- man. A special added attraction in the SUAB Fair were the flap- per girls who enhanced the k'Roaring Twentiesl' exhibit. 4I5 Drummond Marilyn IU. Norris, Rose U3 Brien. 'l'er1'y' lf. O'B1'iz-11. l3ro5ty Cfliiell. Sylvia Utlell. Dehhie tlst-z11wo11, Nziney' U14 errnun. jztnelle Uxlorl. liztthy' PZILT. Nlzirlatty lnillll. Pznnela P111- mm. june Ptttterson. Barhztrzt A. Payne. Nant-y C,. Pay ne. l.indz1 Petnherton. Karen Pe- terson. l.i11Llz1 Phillips. Iucly Pierce. litttliy' l.y'n Pitts. Mary Pitta. Clinzt Pluunlee. Paige Pot-K. 21151111 Pope, Di- ztna Powers. Linda Priee. Pzltriein Price. Verna P1'it's'. :Xlonu RQ1111111, Clatiiltxt-Q Nl. Rttntlolph. l.in- tla llztrtsonl. lQZ1Illl'y'I'1 :X. Raun. julie Rztwslii, Do1111:1 Ray. Molly' Ray. Beverly Reims. Nita Ri'Ilil'll. l.oi5 Rhodes. Lois A. Rin-l1a1'dso11. Iilizahetl1 Riddle. Karen Riglley: Shztron Ridley. iVl2ll'i'I1 ll. Riise. Diarm llolwerts. ylztnfe Roberts. Connie Nl. Rogerx. Linda li. Rogera. Tereszt Rogers. Sharon Roper. jztnis Ro5eht1sh. Linda Nl. Rowden, Iudyf A. Russell. Patriein Sanders. Vicky' Sanders. Kathleen SCl1iI'ldll'X'. Vicky' Sehrodt. Martha Sehroetler. Clella S:-ott. Linda Shelly. jo Sheiyter. Sztndrzt Sherard. lf. Smith. Karen Smith. Nlztry' Srnysor. Carol A, Snow. Linda ll. Snymler. Clynthia Spain. Brigid Spanier, Karen Staten. l.indz1 Steztd. txllll Steph. judy' Stephenson. l.ix Stephen- son. Milfy' Stockton. Carolyn Stone. Donna Stone. MH1'liil1A ne Stone. Sherrill Stone. 4l6 av P fr l -w. . X K gg, .1 5 11 fi-S yy J , f 1 P' 1. ' 1 A.- zg: M K k fsz f i 1.5. 11 4 1 Z 5 S .1 ,Es W KX 1 'Q A .1 if ww xyrgyfyl 8 1 1' 1 1 'U ,V I hw Y , ff' 2,1 Q-JK G.. . T X . H Q' 1 - 1 Wi S: 11, , li 'F' 45, , 'W E X ew? 1:31 l f 1 .. 1', Q. Q if if 8 1 'uw .. ' ft .1 .f,, -2911-H' J il? F il . 13 his jxf H if' x WX ... A g an Jw in f 0 1 gil ,L P . 1- E ,sf . 1. K L5 1 an 1 11 it if 'f fwiti ' .. . ,Ari Q1 W. y T ,2,.,,:: , rr ' r x -f ,Ava '. - WW., f, , , J-Jai 1 P it Qtfrifitiifihh , ,.,, . . , ,,-rf -P' 2 my 'sim . , .J S . , , I4 ,- a , V L 5- f r Wi ,. fl 5 1 . E it W! 1 K . '. .. , az fi in-ff ii.: 2 qv'- rw wir' . i . A ,:.,. . , P 'Mix --L. Q .5 Tv, 1,41 - A ,,,. J, -3 Sr . , Q , ,-,- ., 3 .fs Y 1 vt 41 in In , X, ,Q T 14: 9. we-M ' G . ,Y k , if at as , .i QA ba 1 .G . gli ' , 1 if 5' ,Q fs- 1 ,, 1'V try. x Drummond Sue K. Storm, Ianis Story. Pamela K. Story, Sharon Strange, Suzanne Switzer, jo A. Tammen, Suzanne Tate, Melody Thedlorcl. Pamela lf. Thomas, Mary C. Tillman, Patricia I. Tin- sley, Linda Todd, Peggy A. Tomko, Marianne Trosper, Carolyn Trotter, Karen Trot- ICT. Bonnie Tucker, Linda Tuck- er, Deborah Tull, Ieannette Vail, Katie Van Wye, Ianice Varga, Brenda Vaughn, Bar- bara Verkins. Nancy A. Vickers, Nancy L. Vollmer, Ioy D. Wadley, Car- maleta Walker, Pamela Walk- er, Sue Walker, Alison War- ren, Kathryn Watson. Vicki Watson, Marcia Weems. Mary Wegener. Paula Wheel- er, Sarah Whitaker, Amy White, Patricia A. White- house, Carole 1. Wicklin. Regina Williams, Sally A. Willingham, Deana K. Wil- son, Anita Winham, Susan VVinn. Sara Wint, Pamela Wise, Linda Wolfe, April Wood- ward, Moni Wooley, Carla M. Young, Iudith Young. Rita D. Zaehariasen, Iudy Zink. Une ol the most exciting and happiest experiences in a girl's lile was the night of her own special candlelight. 4I7 i Eas'I' Bennett Hall East Bennett Hall Sponsored Peace Corps School International service was an area of activity for the men of East Bennett. Through funds provided by residents of East Bennett, a Peace Corps school with classroom space for 325 students was constructed. Located in San Bento, Brazil, the school was dedicated in No- vember of 1968. Also in the area of service, East Bennett donated S110 to the l. O. A. i if t..'.c Boys Ranch near Perkins, Oklahoma. The social calendar for the men of East Bennett was highlighted by the spring formal, which was held in the Student Union starlight lounge. Bounding out the yearis activities was a program of films and speakers of an educa- tional nature. Topics included the educational process and the role of the university. as -' lar fi!-J!-if if ,wa-ff mm um 'S Sk East Bcnnctt residents eagerly discussed the merits ol' candidates for student ofiiccs in the fall elections. at X 1 53 .wir t T, 'f: all l ' vf,, ,z pp A Zkia A.: ,V.,E hu i 9 p p A, , . up A P Q it Q? PA, . , i y, g 'ng' ii , f .. , at -sh' E. BenneH' Franklin Albright, Sam Ar- cher, Iames Arnold, Iohn Bade, Stephen Baker, Ioe Barnard, Clyde Bateman, Kerry Bateman. Wayne M. Baumgart, Don- ald Bechtold, Bradley Becton, Michael Belk, Terry Bennett, Stephen R. Blevins, Glen Bouse, Robert Bowman Ir. Bob Boyd, Michael Boyd, jim Brady, Edward Bromiley, William Buchanan, Uarell Buck, Michael Buckley, Gary T. Burger. Gary W. Burnell, Dennis By- ford, Royce Caldron, Hubert Cargill, Dennis Chappabitty, Larry Cole, Iimmy Coleman, James Conklin. Terry Cox, Iames Crowley. Ioel Dickerson, Dana Dose, l.onny Doss, Kenneth Doug- lass, Iames Dunn. Curt W. lfdwards. Steven Eggleston, Francis Fiegel, David Fisher, Robert Folser, Gregory Fowler, Rich- ard Frederick, Stacy Fry, El- don Gaede Ir. james Garvin, Steve Gates, Barney Ghiglieri, Barry Gil- liam, Bill Gilmore, Gary Go- en, Glenn Gore, Boyd Hall. Charles Hall, Dennis Hamb- lin, Robert Hardgrove, lim Harrison, Clifford Hess, Neil Hester, Wayne Hill, Steven Hodges. jerry Hopkins, Steven Hunt, Mike Iennings, Gary Iohnson, johnny johnson, Richard I.. Iohnson, Alan Kemak, joseph Kemp. Daniel Kennedy, William Kennedy, Larry Keyes, Ber- nard Koesler. lohn Kongs. Paul Kuzwekofl, Michel l.a- plante. Richard Lee. E. BenneH' Terry Leja, Roy Lenington, Thomas Lepak, Scott Levy, Kent Livingston, Gary Lynn, Iohn Maly, Emmet Mathews. Stephen Mattix, Roy S. Mc- Fain, Roy Moore, David Mor- ris, Robert Mueeke, William Nelson, Richard Nissen, Rich- ard M. Nowlin. Owen Oneil, Gerald Paul, Keith Perkins, Terence Rea- gor, Russell Reeve, Michael Riley, Lawrence Ruhr, Steve Schneidewent. Hans Schussler, Rodney Sem-- rad, Michael Sias, Kenneth Sliger, Dean Smart, Cecil Smith, Dan Smith. Leland Smith, Edward Stew- art, Edwin Stone, Iames Stro- zier, Richard Taylor, Stephen Taylor, Kelly Vick. Nolan Voclcnodt, Alan Ward, Thomas Watts, Roy Vtfeath- erly, Iohn Wilkins, Iames Williams, Gaylen Medders. The danger of ironing one's own clothes was discovered by this ambitious resident of East Bennett Hall. 420 Kerr Hall Sandwich Sales Provided Color Television For Kerr Dormitory money raising projects played an important part in the activities of the residents of Kerr Hall. Through the sale of submarine sandwiches the men of the ninth fioor of Kerr were able to satisfy the demands of the hungry residents of Kerr-Drummond while obtaining funds for the purchase of a color television set for their lounge. in addition to this money raising project, the men of Kerr entered the house decorations contest at Homecoming with the women of Drummond. Other social activi- ties for the benefit of Kerr residents included several dances held in the second floor lounge joining the Kerr-Drummond Complex. Residents ol' Kerr installezi their new color television. The television was purchased with funds derived lrom the sale ol' sandwiches. Kerr Paul E. Abbott, Larry Adair, Robert Adkison, joe Alexan- der, john Almond, Robert Arens, joseph Arkin, Blaine C. Armstrong. jay Arnold, Arthur Austin, William Austin, Robert Bab- ione, Robert Badeen, Timothy Baker, Allen R. Bates, john Beard. john Becker, Paul Beebe, Mark Beeghly, Walter Bell, A. L. Bennett, Keith L. Ben- nett, Alfred Berryhill, john K. Best. Ron Betz, Dale Bigby, Mark Biggs, john Billingham, Doug- las W. Bishop, Thomas Blaehly, Steven D. Blackledge, Larry Blake. David Blanton, Harry R. Block, David Boepple, Paul Bohannon, William Bontly, Gregory Boydston, Randy Bradley, William Brady. Max Brazil, Michael D. Brendler, Alan B. Brown. Terrence Bruner, jay Bryn- gelson, William Buckley, john R. Buckston, joe Bul- lock. William Buntz, Legand Burge, Richard H. Burkett, jimmy Burns, William Cald- well, Paul Cambern, Rex Cambern, Ronald D. Camp- bell. Ken Cost, Patrick D. Carroll, Dwayne B. Carver, Greg Ca- sey, William Castleman, Rich- Cavett. Richard Caviness, john A. Cervi. William Chaney, William F. Chaple, Gary Chapman, Charles Cheatham, Michael Clouser, john Cobb, Thomas j. Cobb, Lennie Cofley. Chris Cole, Wayne H. Cole, Rolla Colvert, Sidney D. Con- ner, Arthur V. Cook, Gene Cook, Michael A. Cook, Ted M. Cooley. 422 Kerr lay Corr, Michael Covey, Larry Craig, Dale Crandall, Kendall M. Cranston, Cary Crawford, Philip A. Craw- ford. Charles R. Culbertson, Wil- liam R. Cummins, Harold Cunningham. Charles E. Curl, Evan D. Curtis, Michael Da- mnre. james David. David Davis, Reese N. Davis, Leon Davis lr., Michael Day- ton, Robert A. Dieekman, Walter Dietzel, Robert Dill- man. Charles N. DoH'lerneyer, Lar- ry Doolen, Rohirt C. Doria, Rocky Duckworth, loe Dunn, john Dzierzak, Michael Eaton. Rohm-rt. A. Ellington, Elton Ellison, William Emanuel, Rupert lf, Ernison, Terry Er- hert, Winston Ernest, David li. listrada. Alan D. lzyler. Ismail O. lia- dil. Stephen Fairless, Ken Farrell. David Fawcett, George Fears, Dale Fitz. William lford, Stephen For- man, Harry D. Frasher, Ste- ven P. Frosch. William Fry, Roy G. Frye, Kirk Furr. The snack har was noted as a point of congregation dura ing a long night. of intensive study hy the rnen ol Kerr Hall. 3 423 Kerr Bradley Gaddis, Lee S. Gam- mill, Iohn A. Garofalo, Iohn C. Gary, Tom Gay, William Gentry, Keith M. Gleason, Stephen Glenn. john A. Goodman, Phillip L. Gordin, Thomas Gove, Byron R. Graham, David Graven, Eddie L. Graves, Phillip G. Gray, William Greenburg. Clark Grimes, Patrick Griz- zle, Bob Gruntmeir, Gene Guest, Steven Guest, Ken- neth Hahn, Iohn Haines, Ed- ward B. Hale. Charles Halliburton, Iames Hansen, Iohn Harkin, lim- mie Harirs, Van Harvey, Iohn Hayes, Ierry Hays, Mi- kel L. Head. Ion C. Heath, Steve Heller, Carl Hendren, lerry A. Hen- drix, Dennis Henson, Daniel Hiatt, Ioseph Hill, Robert Hilley. Richard A. Hintze, loseph Hirsch, Leslie R. Hix, Roy L. Hogan, Philip L. Holeman, Ronnie Holt, Kendall Hood, Richard F. Hood. Donald Hoos, Russell L. Hoos, Wayne Hopfer, Troy D. Hor- ton, Stephen Houser, Stephen Huffman, William Hughes, Frank Hulnik. Leslie Hurst, Bruce Ingmire, Darrell G. Ingmire, R. Ivy, Michael Jameson, Iohn Ien- kins, Robert C. Ienkins, Iohn Iensen. William B. jett, Donald john- son, Carl B. lones, William Ioy, David Keathly, William A. Keene, Charles Kell, Don Kelly. ,lack Kendrick, Philip Kerns, Neal H. Kilmer, Kayne Kin- drick, Randy King, Robert E. Kissel, Robert E. Klein, Tony Knight. 424 Kerr Iohn Knox, Cerhard Kuneio. Clyde H. Kygar, Lelan Lan- caster, Carlton Lane, Charles Lane, Gary Leath. jerry Lesch, lim R. Lewis, Iohn R. Lewis, Monty C. Lewis, Terry E. Lipscomb, Richard O. Litsey, Iames Lloyd. Stephen Lockwood, David Lo- per, Iames Love, Gerald Lowe, Kim Ludlum, Ierry Mabray, Gary Mahagan. Ioe R. Manning, Ir., David Martin, Henry G. Martin, lack Martine, Preston Matth- iesen, Eddie Maxwell, Charles McBee. Iohn McClary, Iames Mc- Connell, Iames McChay, Ter- rence McGhee, Gregory Me- Gugin, Keith McNeal, Carl B. McPherson. Lonnie Meissinger. Charles Middleton, Fred M. Miller, Marc S. Minoff, David Moeek- el, Pat Montgomery, Michael Moore. Robert Morgan, Glenn Mose- ly, Michael Muldowney, Kev- in Murphy, Larry Ned, Bob- by Nelson, Leslie Nelson. The men of Kerr made certain their dorm was free of trash, garbage, rubbish, refuse, de- bris, dirt, litter, lint .... Kerr Dennis Newell, Anthony Noe, Phil Norman. Richard M. Northington, Robert M. Nor- ton, Stephen Ot-hs, F. Ste- phen, Olim Steph, Bill P. Paddock. Mark R. Pallett. Reid Parki- son, Kenneth D. Parrott, William Pennington. James Phillips. Hubert Phipps, Ron- ald Pinson, Mark Pisarra. Ronald Poore. Samuel Port- man, Russell Postier, John R. Potts, Gregg Puckett, Carl E. Putnam, David Quine. James S. Rader. Fred Ramsey, Jim Ramsey, Terroll Ramsey, William Rauh, I.arry Ravenscropt, Don Reed, Larry Reeves, James Richards. Robert Riddle, William Rid- dles. Kenneth Roberts, Terry Roberts, Gregory Rodgers, Richard Rodgers, William Rodgers, Michael D. Roselius. Michael M. Rosen, David Russell, William Ruiz, Charles Saxon, Richard Scaling, Ran- dy Schlotz, Steven Schnitzer, Scott Schobcr. Dennis Scott, James R. Scott, Ralph Seal, James Sealy, Em- mett W. Seefeldt, John Set- terberg, Thomas W. Shank, Dand M. Shannon. Robert D. Shannon, Ben Shelby, Robert Shirk, Brian Shoii, Thomas Shupe, David Simpson. Stephen Smallwood, David Smith. Don I.. Smith, llsthel Smith, Gary Smith. Glenn E. Smith, Joseph Smith. l.arry E. Smith, Lee Smith, Paul Smith. David Sparks, J. A. Sparlin, John Stanlield, Johnny M, Stecco, Mark Stevens, Chris- topher Stewart, John Stewart, David Stine. 426 Kerr Iohn Stoops, Danny Strahan, Ronald Streeter, Larry Stu- art, M. Kent Studebaker, Gary L. Sumner, Homer C. Talley lll. jimmy R. Taylor, Walt Tay- lor, Luther C. jr. Teague, Don Terrell, Rickey Teve- baugh, Russell E. Tharp, Ar- thur Thayer. Keith E. Thomas, Roy Thompson, Donald Tread- way, Terry W. Trissell, Dan- iel Tullius, Larry Ulrich, john Vogler. Elmer Waggoner, Craig Wal- ters, Neil Walters, Alvin E. Ward, Dennis W. Warren, Ray W. Watson, Douglas Watts. Robert P. Wegener, Steven Wegener, Bryce A. Weigand, Robert Welch, Barry West, Raymond Wheatley, Philip Whiesnhut, Bruce White. Ivan Wilcox, Iim Williams. Larry Williams, Larry Wil- liams, Kenneth Wilson, Allen Wise, Iames R. Witte, Ronnie Witten. Tom Wolff, Robert H. Wood, Kenneth Woods, Iohn Wool- ey, Edward R. Worley, Wil- liam Wright, Bradford E. Yoder, Steven Young. An anticipated letter from home was welcomed at the central mail boxes in the Kerr- Drumtnond living complex. 427 Murray Hall Murray's Christmas Included Mistletoe Magic Murray Hall launched a busy year with a backyard barbecue and a dance hour with the men of Cordell Hall. In order to get better acquainted, an informal Coke party was held. For the first time in Murray,s history, the girls combined a hayride and Weiner roast with a hootenany. In the Homecoming spirit, Mur- ray provided an all-campus dance in the Key- holew for the decoration viewers. Girls collect- ed fruit baskets for the Episcopal church at Thanksgiving. Toys from the girls also bright- ened Christmas for the children at Hissom Center. In accordance with the Christmas tra- dition, g'Mistletoe Magicw was the theme of the Christmas dance. The magic ol the season ol' mistletoe was lelt by the residents ol Murray. ---, at . s a, , . -'.r- R ,a,a,i, O C Murray officers were FRONT ROW: Linda Bogart, Lauren Steele, Ieanie Reeser, Sherri Roberts. ROW 2: Mary Nell Buterschsen, Lynn Centis, Cynthia Taylor, Liz West, Pepi Pazareskin. it 13. ,, ,H , -Msg?-3:5 , -1,:- gs r gr e 2 I if .M rl . ' ,E t, iv in W , Q , ., t fy 4 Qu x '14 , 5 v E wyfg, K H r Y x sw Q' J' blk Q1 . 5 v gl. W E. , ,L it 52 r Q -M t A ,i,4gpe.f' .3 I. Y. A I ' i f ,E . Murray Vfmnzt .-Xcltty. Susan qXllvn, Vit-ki Armstrong. Pztmc-lzt Bar- lwr, Vic-ki Barnes, Karon Butt'- mztn, Susan Batttmn. julizt littucr, Nttnt-5 Bc-xxlvy, Linda K. Bngert. Clfmnnit' lifmnc, Karon Bordelon, Slut-list linstfm, Cynthia Bmxlin. C,llL'I'yl litmwyfr, ljlillllll' Cn Ii:1xlat'rge-r, Carol Brztdvn, ju- cly llrttnclt, june M. Brail- sclmrwidt-r, Belinda limxxn, ljillfllllil Hrtmxvrl. litttlty Burvli. Carol Burn- sitltx Sltztmn Burptm, Btntnit' littrrmxs, Mary Butensclnwn, juyt-1' A. Buzzard, Kutht-r'inv Clilllilllllll. lltmttlty Clttrns, Patriritt ffm'- ringtrtn. Cftntnict c:2lI'TQ'l'. Imtt Clltztmllvr. Pamela Cflttrlx, San- tlrtt f,lt-ment, Suv c,lt'Yl'li!llll. Vit-tm'in Cfliltmn, Sandy Cfnlulv. june-t Chwllttms. Cam! Chl- pitts. Cluylzt Connvr. Mztrgat- rt-t Cl4lllIlIUI'N121ll, April CHN. Ilztnzt Crux, Ianc Cox, Rob- int-llv Curtis, Nora-nc' Dullnt-y, llstlricizt A. llawvs. Clrvtt-ltvtt Diss, Vivlsit' Uuisun. Sztntlm A. Douglas. Rnlwrtat Ilrmtly, Kurvn Dryden, lflixzt- In-tlt Dunn, Carlos- l':LlVN2lI'Ll5, jlll l'.KlXX2lI'Ll5. Cltvrltf lzllts. In lilrml. Karen Englsu Nanci 1. lfcztr, Nlztry FCLlQI'l7HI'!1. Rt-- ginct Fitzgerald, Ritzl lfitzgvr- ztltl. l r:tnt'inv Flynn. Clztnclztw' lfnstvr. Itlt'ql1t'lim' lwx. ja-:tn Iwtjtwztlu, lzltttnv la. l't1l4s:1. lrtncltt l'LIlll7Tlglll. l,1n- v v V tl.: cvilllllx Xztnty cn2lY'IN'I'. Murray Lynn, Gentis, Linda Gibbons, Ianet Gimlin, Mary Gray, Mary Groszek, Vivian Grubbs, Iohnette Guilfoyle. Bonnie Guinn, Donna Gun- saullus, Alice A. Guptill, De- loris Hair, Winellen Halbert, Connie Hamilton, Ian Hand- werk. Ioyce Harris, Carolyn Heck, Mary Kathryn Herchock, Georgina Hicks, Ann Hodges, Lynda Hogan, Eva Holston. Celeste Hood, lean Hopcus, Mary Hopper, Cynthia H. Chief, Gayle Howcrton, Lin- da Huggins. Marilyn Hughes. Sue Hughes, Sharon Humble, Patricia Hbsha, Edwardene Iackson, Ianie Iacksaon. Linda Iarrett. Ianie Iarvis. Iulia Ienkins, Kathy Iohnson, Barbara Iones, Sherry Keller, Margaret A. Kilgore, Nancy King, Shirley Kirkes. Often, just a phone call could refresh any Murray girl's spir- its as long as the call was from just the right person. 430 Murray Margaret Kirkpatrick. Karen Krausse, Becky Krshka, Linda Krshka, Anita Lawyar, Cyn- thia Lee, Glenna M. l.etnas- ters. Cynthia Lewis, Roberta l,in- coln, Sandra Lynch, Paula Maddux, Kathryn Malone, Beverly Maple. Claudia Mar- tm. Marilyn Mathewson, Mary May Terresa McCoy, Mary McCracken, Erma Mcllevilt, Elizabeth Mcflough, Carol Mcllwee, Anna McIntyre, Sharla Mc- Kay, Ianet McMurtry. Marga- rita Meszards, Joyce Meyer, Precious Miller. Glenda Mix. M. Ruth Montgomery, lfdna F. Morris. Annabelle Muller. Lavonna Muncriel, Kathryn Munson, Pamela Nelson. Lin- da I.. Newman. Nancy Nicholson, Dawn Nov, Linda Norwood, Anne Oesch, Beverly Oldham, Leia Owens, Dorothy Patrick. Karen Phillips, Verna Phil- lips, Nancy Pinion, Margaret V. Poplin. Wendt-1' Powers. Donna S. Pratcllard, jo I.. Purvine. Bonnie Randle, Tanara Rea- gan, Katherine Reding, Ieanic Reeser. Vicki Reynolds, Re- gina Rippee, Pam Roach. jan Roberts, Rovilla Roberts, Sherri Roberts, Sherry Rock- cl, Martha I. Roper, Sue- Ro- selius, jenny Rucker, Michelle Sarchet, Ruth Schmid, Carol Sc-clig. Rose Shaw. Ianet Simmons, linda Sligcr. Anna Cf. Smith. 43I Murray Linda Smith, Mary Speer, Elizabeth Spillman, Iudy Stal- ford, Lauren Steele, Cathy Stephens, Valetia Stephens. Iudith Stevens, Ioyee Sting- ley, Cheunsuk Sutinont, Cyn- thia Taylor, Iennifer Taylor, Linda Thompson, Marilyn Thompson. Melinda Thrasher, Laura Townsend, Sue Tucker, Car- la M. Vaughn, Sally Voth, Ian Wade, Ianie Walker. lean Walker, Ioan Watt, Katrin Watt, Penny Weaver. Kathryn Wedman, jo Weed- in, Linda Weeks. Carol Welty, Elizabeth West, Linda Westfall, Mary Whom- ble, Patricia Willhour, De- borah Williams, Marsha D. Williams, Mary Williams, Iudy K. Wilson, Lorrie Wil- son, Sharon Wilson, Carolyn Woods, Sherry Woods, Con- nie Wright, Ann Yirsa, Bev- erly Young. The mirror, one of a girl's best friends, helped make preparation for an exciting date a little hit easier. 432 North Hall Campus Chest Trophy Awarded To Norrh Murray A candlelight ceremony highlighted the for- mal installation of the new officers of North Hall. This event was followed by the Miss Pie Face contest in which the girl who collected the least amount of money for Campus Chest got a cream pie in her face. This contest re- sulted in a IOO percent contribution and Won North Hall the Campus Chest trophy. As cold weather set in, the first and second floor team challenged the third and fourth floor team in a rousing powder-puff football game. Decem- her brought North Hallis annual winter for- mal, the Snow Ball. The spring project was an auction to raise money for tuition scholarships. North Hall olliccrs were FRONT ROVV: Iudith Holt, Carol Schicbcr, Connie Schroder, Ioan Maloney. ROW 2: Cheryl Reid. Reda Hunt, Kaye Cox, Iudy Estlinbaum, Kathy Morrow. ROW 3: Laverna McKinley, Burdcttya Carvie, Pam Cowgill. N. Hall Marilyn Betehe, Geraldine Bluebird. Karen Brown. Vir- ginia Bron n. Vicki Coleman. Glenda Collins. Pamela Cow- gill. Susanne Cox. Margaret fixa- hor. Sula Davis. ludy IDL-trieh, Pam Donohexv, Ianet lid- wards. Ann Elliott. Iudy lfstlinhaum. Sidney Fredericla. Diane Ifreeman, Charlette Gallagher. Burdett- ya I. Uarvie. Marilyn Clarvie. Marla Gates. Sue Glenn. Charlotte Grant. Vicky llaekler, Linda Hahn. Josephine Haley. l.inda Hall. Barbara Hayes. Margaret Heflin. Patricia Ht-id, Barbara Herren. Susan Holloway. Reda Hunt. Ianis Kerran. Margaret King. Rudena Kudlae. Karlyn A. Lexx is. Lillian Madison, Ioan Maloney. Nancy Martin, Dor- othy McKinney, Carol Miller Kathleen Moore, Arrahxvan- nah Moreland. Kathleen Mor- row. lidna Moyer. Teresa Muneil, Terri Nealon. Mary Oliver. In Pearse, Beverly Prudom. Cheryl Reid Evelyn W. Rieh- ardson, Susan Rutledge, Iana Sabin. Carol Sc-hieher. Marilyn Sehiellar, Connie Sehroeder. Dorothy Silva. Betty G, Smith. Pam Smith. Judy Stallord. Patricia 'l'roxx er. Ann Tut-ker, Sharon Warren. Anna Wetzel. Carol White, Melissa VVhite. Ienny Wren. Cynthia Zalluto. 434 .. . .,...N55. . S 521 -Q 'Q -f it .it t as .tar . V iiii ft fu -aol, K ,pam E W , ti Q Q . ll?- 9 . aa . ..,. . , . . faffsaf.sf 2. , , .. lx. M' ' W . . Q . tl ' ia v .eq 1 -1- , - 'f V L fa.. -,W 1 .., .iii 4-M ff ff 1 W 1 tr' 1 . 7 r . I '.'- 5 k r an -l 'V N K I: tlf i I 'V li f',' A :ii ' F is Xa 5. an 51 'F af' ' Q---v 1 - 5 . 3. -45.3 1 F 5 N M ll 2' 'mtl' sr 2, r 'CY X Parker Hall Homecoming Activities Entered by Parker Residents The festivities of Homecoming were an area of major activity for Parker Hall. The men of Parker entered the Homecoming house decora- tions contest with Scott and Wentz Halls. In addition, they sponsored the winning candi- date for Campus Claudia, Margaret Howard. Rating high on the Parker social calendar was the Thanksgiving dance held November 23. ln the realm of community service, Parker contributed money and teachers to the Still- water Tutoring Educational Project. Also, a photography club was formed for the benefit of Parker residents. Intramural play was an additional area of campus activity participated in by the men of Parker. Football and basket- ball were of special interest to Parker residents. At Homecoming, the residents of Parker Hall worked on the internal engineering of the Scott-Parker-Wentz house decoration. Parker Larry D. Bagzis, Ted Baker, Micheal Bannon, Gary Barn- hard, Ronald Beene, Bill Bishop. Charles W. Black- ford, Rex l.. Bowen. Martin Boyd, Phillip Bush, William F. Cadle, James F. Cain Jr., Robert Chronister, David Clagg, John Clymer, Lonnie Collingsworth. James Cooper, Warren Cor- nelius, F. Todd Corson, Ron- ald Croft. Kerby Crowell, Ste- ven Danford, James Deangelo, Steve Dennis. Juan U. Diem, Mike Dona- hue, David Dumbleton, Joseph D. Dunham, D. Keith Ed- monds, Eric Edwards, Wil- liam Ellis, Dale Estep. Darrel Fales, Stephen Fender- son, Donald E. Fiolle, Donald Fleming, David C. Frye, James Gately, Ernie Gill, Troy Gil- leland. Meri Goosen, John Gray, William P. Grego, Don Greg- ory, Kevin Gullette, Don Hale. John Haley, Ric Harris. Timothy N. Harvey, Bailey Haug, Gene Hendrix, Leslie Hinton, John Holcombe, Mark Horning, Dennis Hubbard, John Huska. Ibrahim Irhimeh, James D. Johnson, Robert Johnson. Charles P. Jones, Steven Klin- nert, Robert Kober, Allen Kreymer, David Krier. Charles E. Landry, Davizl Lesch, David Lessly, Lewis Logan. Gregory Mahal-Fey, James Mann, Steve M. Steve, Douglas Meyer. Douglas Miller, Larry Miller. William Montague, Randell Morgan, Richard Morrow. Don Morton, Stuart Mut. Harold Myers ll. Michael Nash, Ralph Navlor, William Nelson, Lynn Ogil- vie, Max 0. Max, John Park- inson, Roger Paynter, Ken- neth Pearson. ., 4 Z.. J ri t'r2-, li.. li .., r . . ' r ty, j -t J at t . ati if f 4 J fa ft- 1 y r B ,.,. F r V F K '... Q . :', I iii fi .i g - I Kilt I rrr is e . r . ,. h ,,E:: I, -. -,i., A 3 J, ,.-1 I 4 Q .. . . .. . . .. , ' . . . . . . ., . 4!' ra i s . , f liii S S i'1',lr S Q :ZZ i i W. .1 2 3 E ftz . A X I vto J - a tt J F 1 :2-. gf h r f - .V-k,h ,.,. K, .kV, ,V,, . . I lr 1 lvtr r l K trt ' F t . S F . at A S hd ti - ,.., .. . . J ,.. i ' , ' ii' ii' 'iiiliii ft 1 llu' lime srs ,L rf- i t Wi li z 51? ei Q r r r V x il . 1 I Yi? ':-f li..'l etii ,El . f' . ,.- ' ,k , , -l.,- ig K A119 . ' . 1 'K Lf' 'f7,, as ,.f -4 2 -- - :-' Jrv 7 ,V V M, . ...,...,.. ...... .,.-..... t. . J y R ' . tllr lderii at . E it S d .- 5 E il N '- i i ' i f ' r'.- ,.- T ' if i:'.: . . F T f'. V is . -Hr.. rr. ti e 2 5.1 ::1,, rtf M I Z V , Jrrot , a d , t R L'ii , , ti' 2 L5 V' I s ei ifrr ':. ',:.. E . . f l , :JE . r ll . iii l4. IA. hiii le I N , A. k , --an W my 1 'U' i 1 G. it J wa s es? la.. v F ' K -' ' lr' Q 'A i 1 ' I 3 'J' - KM rm ' STM g It-E:-?::g,?L :. h . iq - , iz I f - Vg . I Q, Q I A if-vu 'V' uw ii tt i t J etrrfsrr ' asrrr lsr srrl is selrresfrrers ssesrrsr J rrsirrse rfs 1 t .y,y,.y y ... L LE L y A , J G 1 rre l irr- t D t r J If A Parker Dennis Phillips. llanulall Pierce, Prentis Pinlterton. J james l.. lreaton, Cleraltl K. Pursell, Claucl Reexe. 'lierry Reeves. libnneth Renner. Nlieliael Ria- ing:-r, Nlic-hael Roberts. Cflytle 7 Robinson, Y ietor Roneli. lloxx- arcl Roos. Robert Sanlorcl. Clay SL'2IlIOI'. john Nl. St-hell ller, Trenton Sehoeh, Malcolm Shaw, Stephen Sheehan, Greg- ory Shelest, l,ari'y Sheparcl. Billy Shuler. Craig Smith, Donnie Smith. l.arry Smith, Ralph Smith. Kenneth Snow- tlen. Ronald NI. Snoixclen. Charles Stephens. Thomas Stewart, Eddie Sutter. l,arry Swales, Gary U. lalialierro, Ray Tatyreli. Hill 'l'i1rIey. Charles Turner. jamex Vaiiglit ll. William VVhist-nant. lla- xfd White. Riuharcl White. Kenneth M, 'Wintoryg VVil- liam VVitzel. liverett Wollenlverg, Dennis l,. Vxfood, Bruce Woodard. Robert Woods, Garald Wor- ley, IOC R. Worley, Gerald W. Wortham, Charlcm Qualls. The men ol Pai'l4er carried out an experiment to it-at the ollit-ial weight vapat-iii ol' alormitorv elevalorx. 437 ScoH' Hall Scott Hall Completed New Basement Game Room A new basement game room provided the men of Scott with a new area for dorm activity. The recreation center included a coin operated pool table and ping pong tables. Scott Hall social activities were highlighted by participa- tion in Homecoming. In addition, a Campus Chest dance and casino party were held. At the same time, Scott contributed to the com- munity through worlc on the Stillwater Tutor- ing Educational Project and by assisting with the presentation of the Parade of Homes. Ad- ditional dorm sponsored activities included forum and movie hours, and participation in the SUAB Fair. Sandwich sales provided money for the various social activities and community service projects of the dorm. Intramural rivalry was revealed when the men of Scott clashed with residents of the new 12-Story dorm in fall football play. ,. r U fat, ' -Cf' qi ! -kr Ili: ft ii 1 'sf li E 'L Y it ,S at 1 A D A A A jj j j if . r irir ,Q ' N ll S 1 1 Wi A M. ' - - W Q, trrfeiif . . ' . V Xl 5- L '43 A. A P i S S f R K . l ' .x,. 1W Kl- L if . A , er..e A t p 3 S 1 f A l S . z 'Fei A. 1: ' R ' g ' ' '?: j i ' ' A I 4 Idl e I 1 I ScoH' David Alcorn. Rickey Arm- strong. john Ashworth, Allen Bates. Elmus Beale. james Bean. Wayne Beyer. David Bolton. john Bone, Deltner N. Boyles. Columbus Bruner, Gerald Bryant, Alon- f,o Burha, Richard Burman. Richard 0. Burroughs, Rodney Bytnaster. Dave Calhoun, Ronnie I.. Carr. Michael Car- ragher, john A. Church. Paul Claar. Anthony W. Conler. james Cooper, Roger Couch. Claudy I.. Cox, Douglas I.. Crumley. Randall Crumley, Th0maS Davenport. john M. Davis. Coby Denton, William Duskin. Ceorge Dy- er, Robert Iiast, Terry j. East- ham. Richard Ifllia. james Emerson. Robert Far- nam, james Ford, Alan For- man, Calvin Forsythe. David A. Hall. Scott Hall. joe Hamill, Max B. Hamon, Wally Harris, David Harri- son, William R. Harrison, Ceollrey Hcllington. Charles I., Henry. john Hight. George llill, Ray- mond Hoad, Benny Hooper, Roy A. Hustetld. Paul Iluth. Curtis jackson. Thomas james, Dale johns. Larry Keller. Ned Kessler. Cregory lcslqela. Richard l,ongle5'. David Lion. Donald Martin. Stanley Mar- tin. Steve Martin, Roger Mc- Coy. Burns lf. Mt-Cray. Thom' as Miller. Tom Morrison. 439 ScoH' Donnie Munson, joel C. Noyes, Ricky Ogeltree. Pat- rick Ottis, Thomas Porter. Melvin Pregler. Robert l.. Ra! me:-. Robert F. Rayner. I.ee R. Reichardt. Robert Reynolds, Billy Richard, john Rogers, james Sanders, james Schililiti, Marcus Schlegel. Don Schoedel. Robert Senn, james Shackcl- lord, Mike Shingleton. Larry Shreve, Ben Simmons, Greg Slavonic. Rob Sober. R. Som- merlrttcht. Andrew Speir, Stephen W. Spleth, Larry Syyaney. Roy Swords, Nelson Talley, Ron- al D. Turley, Donald Ttlrvey, Larry Walden. james I.. Waller. Patrick j. Walters. jack Watts. David Wildermuth. Michael Wiley. Edward Cf. Vxfilliams. john Williams. Kenneth R. Williams, james Wilson, Kenneth Wingroye, Raymond Wiseman, jeffrey Yellen, Larry Yocum. Larry Zigrang. Ullit-ers ol Scott included Al- len Porter, pres.g Ken Steph- ens, vice preszg joe Hamill, setzg and Ronald Turley, treas. , 1 M y , . ,Q .-,. , 4 Tr . -4. 'V . . .. ML wi, . if z N , K i . V ' an 'rfifa E is ai' ' 4 i M ga .r' mi if if ,. , , S . 5 my j . , Q 7 X .M , a 1 W A 2 kr ..,, ,, in . . . ,. .ya f ' K J-:iq W , 3 rw' A 5 5 S if IAI- ,,,. I C Stout Hall Stout Captured Outstanding Living Group Award Stout Hall won the Outstanding Living Group Award with the entry theme of I Live in Stout. Participating in WRHA intra- murals the girls placed fourth place in volley- ball and First place in bowling. Many girls sacrificed studies and trick-or-treated for UNI- CEF. Money was also collected during Thanks- . ,FY s pap- f li . rs' 'Qt- , A 'ii - . 1' , t . '.-fl. L ' ' -' xxzwl., cv , 5 4' va, g. at if I-1 .1 ' f - Q, -' Ka, if fs 5 f ..........,...- giving for underprivileged Stillwater residents. Traditionally, the girls went Christmas carol- ing to the men's dorms and fraternity houses. They also gave gifts to residents in rest homes. Girls learned the 'cart of self-defense in a for- um hour given by Dr. Bayless. Spring brought the romantic air of the Rose Cotillion. Though she was sometimes taken for granted. one of the most important people in dorm life was the desk clerk, who by pressing various buttons. continued her job as matchmaker and part-time Cupid lor the girls of Stout Hall and their dates. S+ou+ Madaly n K. Alexander. Anna Allen. lfllen Allen. ludy An- rhrmny. Cluria Arler. Brenda Ashhy. Dian Austin. Suella Hager-11. Susan Barnes. Wendelynn Barnes, Claudia Barren. liarlnara Barry. Mar- gllfxfllil li:-aclell. Donna Bil- lings. Rosalind liuainian. Carol Briepple. judilh liuethin. Bev- erly Brfmks. l.aurc-Ita Brower. Darrmlyn Buller. Judith Buns. Pats:-y A. Cantrell, Carolyn Carpenter. Vir-ki Casey, Lin- da Childers. Christina Cluck. Rebevea Coleman. Marsha Cormcly. Connie Creager. Peggy Cum- mings. Karen Cunningham. Iane Daniel. Phyllis Ann Dauhert, Mary Uawliins. Bnh- lne N. Day'-l,ee. l.ix Due. Lynn A. Dernling. Iudy Dillon. Susan Dohhins. Lynnene Domenech, Wander Donovan. lan Dumont. Cheryl Dunwn. Lorraine Du- val. Nlary Edge. Rebecca Fiurd. l.inda lilaln. Leslie Fair. Lynne lienstad. Gloria lfinley. Linda Fisher. Jill lfitts. Uehnrah Floyd, Deh- hie Foreman. Sandra Frazier, Ianei lfreese, Peggy Carrelt. llehra Gehhs. Gay le Cilmore. Connie Codsy. Linda S. Chill. Denise Cowell. Lois Crwrvrliiig. Carroll Courd, Sharon Cray. Claudia Creen. Athella Nl. Gunter. Terri Culhrie, Bever- ly Ilamillon. Ann Ilarley. Connie ilart. Cheryl Haskell. Paula Ileela, Susan Ilemhy. Lonnis Ili-nLlersrmn. Francis Hendrix. Kay ilinkle. --i -. ' im? -uw- if y .' ,, ' if 41 , RQ 33 at . , rf Stn r , U :X -ew my-,ir P4 if , Q 152. ww . . Q if fi LP f s rf,.f1l aff, yi . 1 .. Ki fm' i ' illi i E , f l s 5 A KW girl Q 5 s 2 ,pn Le 7.1, HBA 5 r nib' , . 55 : fi .,., s . , si ' ' if It -L . V, A- . 'ii W if ' ml? . 9' . se ' fa., K .-fr - :mf Fm ,-f. ,rf ri? 4 W' o LL,, ,X t K 3 L L ,- , f L 'sf gg ,Az 5? W fs A 1 . , - sr R ' l fx , 1 f 'F fi K rg,,.A, ' -e-wr , if 633 -.1 X, , A 'ia ,S ,W- an ' afar 5 .a ,ww -nlvimmav-aa..1. - F i , , ff S+ou+ Margaret Holland, Harriet Hudson, Kathy Hudson, joan Hughes, Sharman Hughes, joy Iohnson, Janice Iones. Mary Iones, Milo Iones, Trecia Iones, Marketa Iordan, Rita Kamann, Margaret Kehr. Rita Kehr. Polly Kelly, Susan Kenny, Phyllis Klinck, Kathryn Kluck, Iudy Kutz, Susan Ky- gar, Cathy Lampkins. Lynelle Lancaster, Kristine Lapota, Kathryn Lawson, Ver- onica Lawwill, Margaret Leath. Cindy Lee, Lynn Lewis. Phyllis Lewis, Nancy Lough- rnan, Ann Lundy, Marilyn MacAllister, Kathleen Mack- ey, Iacque Marsh, Marilyn Martin. lean Matthews. Carolyn Mc- Afee, jennifer MeAlister. Pen- ny McBurnette, Carol Mc- Clintock, Karen Mcflredie, Linda McCullough. Beth McCully, Linda McDan- iels, Patsy Mefluffee, Karen McMurray, Sharon K. Mellies, lane Merritt, Elizabeth Met- calf. Stout officers were FRONT ROVV: Ianie Dyer, Patsy Can- trell, Evelyn Smith, April Hess. ROW 2: Katrie Sulli- van, Barbara Rice, Chris Cluck. ROW 3: Georgena Meyer, Sharon Mellies, Ioyee Hein, Kathy Lawson, Stacey lluirk, Martha Prater, Linda Goff. 443 S+ou+ Gayle K. Mitchell, Linda Moak, Judy Moore, Kathleen Moore, Iudyth Moyer, Marilyn Murphy, Ruth Netherton. Mary Newman, Necia Norris, Sarah Noyes, Mary O,Con- nor, Kathie O'Mara, Marsha Ogletree, Marta Pappan. Carol Patterson, Susan Pease. Lucy Pipkin, Linda Pitts, Martha Prater, Diane Yar- brough, Ianet Price. Roberta A. Price, Nancy Pry- or, Rene Purcell, Cleta Rack- ers, Denise Ratzlail, Mary Reardon, Barbara Rice. Carolyn Roark, Vickie Rob- inson, Betty Roelofsen, Eliza- beth Ross, Kathy Ryan, Debra Saied, Carol Schmidt. Mary' Shaw, Diane Shupack. Sue Shupert, Betty Slamans. Barbara Smith, Carol Smith. Diana Smith. Mary Smith, Sandy Smith. Diane Snow, Carolyn Sparkes, Iudy Spinharney, lamey Spur- lock, Gail Stuver, Kathleen A. Sullivan. Glinda Sumter, Elaine Sykes. Louise Teague, Linda Tem- uleton, Martha Terrell, Ioan Thompson, Becky Tice. Iac- quelyn Tilford. Iacqualyn Tucker, Karen Van Allen, Susan Ward, Sandra Vxfarren, Sharon Waugaman. Marcia Waul, Constance Webb, Sheryl Weigant. Susan White, Lynn Whlte- hurst, Lynn Whitforcl, Me- lanie Wight, Iudy Willhite, Marilyn Williams, Sherry Williams, Susan Williams. Vicki Williams, Carol Wil- son, Dorothy Wilson, Dana Wood, Ianfce Worsham, Hope Wright, Patti Young, Cecelia Ziegler. 444 ., 4 rg wi ,- Y. i ',,e ra 4 5 ir A ,Sie-f Wentz Hall Wentz Claimed Campus Claudia, Margaret Howard Wentz Hall hailed a successful year as it he- gan with a Campus Chest project which in- volved a games night. All proceeds went to support Margaret Howard for Campus Clau- dia. Halloween was made happier for head- start children when girls took them trick-or treating. Christmas was highlighted hy a Christmas formal, HFireside Fantasyf, Girls presented their dates stockings filled with var- ious gifts, and thc evening terminated with a hrealcfast. Another Christmas activity was the traditional candlewallc, the girls singing Christmas carols as they descended the stair- ways. Wentz also participated in Christmas Parade of Homes. In addition, Wentz entered the Homecoming House Decorations contest. Wentz ollir-ers were VRUNT ROW: Norda Roszcl, lean Herholshcimer, .lat-lair' Greenwood, Margaret Howard, Diana Bolton, Kathy Talle, Sandy Nita-her. We n'I'z Sharnian Addy, Terry Aker. Ioanne Alexander. Marilyn Allen, Sarah Andriani. Mary Ankersheil, Barbara Arnclt. Peggy Arterhurn, lo Ashhy. Reheeea Asling. Mahala Bah- eoek, Wanda Bac-hman, Bet- ty Baer, Rosalind Barher. Karen Barnes. Kathleen Bas! ler. Donna Belcher. Susan Bellinghausen, Cail Bellrnon. Aliee A. Benedict. Ingrid Ben- HOU. Phyllis Bennett, Susan Ben- net. Alicia Berline. Barhara Berryhill, Susan A. Berteh. Priscilla Biekel, Gayle Biekei. Linda I. Bishop. Sharon j. Bishop, Mary Blaekerhy. Mer- rie Blaelivvell, Ann Bloom- field, Beth Bloyd, Mit-ki Bof linger. Diana Bolton, Carolyn Boul- din. Pam Brakelield, Carol I. Brazil, Dana D. Brian, Lin- da Brown. Barhara Brut-li. Betty Io. Bullard, Ieanie Butehee, Betty Campbell, Paula Cantrell, Laurel Cates. Carol Chandler. Margie Ches- ter. Linda Childers, Linda I. Clancy. Rebecca Cochran. Leyla Cohlmia, Ierry Collier. Ellen Collin. Cathy Conway. Marc-ia Coons, Sharon Cordis, Hannah Corn. Ieanne Cort- right. Vickie Cousins. Lola S. Cox. Carolyn Cross, Rita C. Crouse, Kathec Crowe. joann Cruzan. Toni Dale. Diana Davidson. Sher- re Davidson. Kathleen Davis. Lynda Davis. Stephanie Davis, Dorothy Defoe. lfliza- heth Donovan, Carla Drew, Leah Duggan, Lynn Duggins. 446 'Q .-. . . ... W- ' an ., 'V V, 1547, fx : W as , . e e ff. 1 , -ia: -I - gg: QS' is 5 X fr., in .1 'A' 1 . . Q , 'fr ff Q- -1 ,-. . 1' E i bidi- .Q I il, l We . y A xg fri 5 'li l 1 , . .5 f xr., ,gig J g -2 ig If '22 .. 1 fl- ? . , ,.., , W, ...Was .. f H! Q ...,. r fv- bf N ,,.., . li fix' -' K ,ff-. . -Z ,Am Z. HY' 5 E ., iff 5 -Y W - A B sy , gs? ,R if fan. 'rf C3 Wk Y. X-at ,M I fm, -,.,. -f .KV J. as-'fr 5 . .. id. ff ...I ,. .. ,i J.. 'il' as la- ' g x Q,, . Q -..xg in 1 .. H. . ' . , I gc' M in.. . .21 .Q K . ,fr . 7 I :Q .Lg.i.1. af! if at 255' I - I -'Qs v V we 2. 1 am' iv f. ,fo- ff. 7' Q., 'KWWQ' -be 1' in .5 n I r ,Q :ill 'C All ' i if. ll wa 1 qv- dl I ,fl M f rl I A, .. .LVz..,3 ., . A , . w i 1 gn 2 I 'f .X IV, f' if W 'H Qi if .mr .gm fi 5' .ii u We n+z Iiininic IDunrun. Snxxzinne Ilycir. Izlnis lfzitnn. lie-tty lib- vrlizirclt. Ann I.. lfdclloinrin, Ilizincr Iillioli. I.llk'f Ifllix, Vlziry Iillia. Irvwlvn- Iilm, Su- san Ifnclros. Sliairmi Illilfll- Iuniigli. Izinicc- Ifzirr, I,ynn Fan'- ricr, Clnrizi I. Ifvlnciilvzicli. Clzithvrim- V. Ifvlclt, Rr-Inccczi lfcrgusrm, juan lfs'rr0II, Kzitliy Ificgvnor, Pziiricizi Ifinluy, Ra- mnndzi lfitzgvrzilcl. Panty Iflzia. Izinvl lforcstvr, Pznns.-In Foster. ,Icnai Ifrunkicr, Mary Clzirclnvr, Mzirilyn Gzirins, Pziirivizi Gar- rimn. Dina I. Cc-rmrgv. Ruby Gilbrczitli. lizitln' Gil- pin. I,indzi lf. Climlin, Sue Glasgow, Mvgzin Gore. Linda Ui'zn'c-5. In I.. firm-ii. Izlvlyn Clivviixx in id. lid ith Clrugsirmn, Iuycv Gruiivwald, Cznlicrinv Clungull, Sandra l Iziiglvr, Linda l Iznnilton, Sandra llzimnn. Polly llzirtwick, Slumm Haus- cr, I.0cizi M. llziyncs. Chris Hcdgcs. Kathryn Hells-ri, Iudy llvnsnn, Linda Herbert. Paying last rvspur-is. Hallo- wocn Inund iliird-Ilnnr XVI:-ntz girls mourning the dczlth nl ei rival, the Coriiliiislwix 447 Weniz lean L. Herbolshefmer, F. Lynne Hettick, Susan Hight, Kristin Holmberg. janis Hop- kins, Frances Horn, Nancy S. Horton. Renee Hosey. Margaret How- ard, Deborah Huber, Char- lotte Hughart, Karen S. Huen- eke, Sharon K. Hunt, Bren- da Husband. Sherilyn lrby, Clara Iennings, Babetta Iimpie, Ian Johnson, Elizabeth L. jones, Hattie F. jones, Merlene Iones. Rosemary Ioncs, Betty joy. Sandi Ioyce, Anita E. Joyner. Renee Kauerauf, Susan Kel- ler, ,lan Kelly. Terrie Kelly, Cynthia Ken- dall, Iacklyn Ketchum, Linda Ketchum, Kathy Kilgrew, Nancy Kirby, Linda Kirch. Carroll A. Kreps, Brenda Krit- tenbrink, Mary Krueger, Don- na Lacki, Deetta Landis, Les- lie Laughton, Patricia Lau- fence. Barbara I. Leverton, Rebecca Lewis. Alda Ley, Cheryl Lightfoot, Malissa Lile, Car- olyn Long, Marian Low. Claudia Malone, Iudy C. Markwell, Ieanettc Marsh, Nancy Matheny, Ian McCar- dle, Ioyce McCall. Veta Mc- Clure. Marsha McCord, Linda K. McDaniel, Maureen McMas- ter, Lorraine McReynolds, Iu- dith A. Mead, Patricia Merri- man, Sara M. Messall. Iulie Meyer, joy Milburn, Lynn Miles, Anne Miley. Ro- berta Miller, Lisa Mize, Phyl- lis Moore. Myleen O. Moran, Kathleen Morgan, Cindy Mounts, San- dra Mouser, Dawn Moyer, Elayne Muratet, Sandra Mur- dock. 448 mv, Z. Y rf' 5 ta 1 ,,z fit , Ei it , ,:,., 1 ., .1.A, '.,v his ,K 1 S Q i? 5, . P ii Q F'1 .,,. . .- p 3, ii .il J ,YI Q 1 I , Q... A 1 il. 5? - . ina- .,, Wenfz Marsha D. Murphy, Wanda Murphy, Rhonda Nation, Ros- alyn Nicholas, Cynthia Ninde, Sandy Nitcher, Rehecca Nix. linda Norris, Kathleen Not- ley, Linda D. Otgletree, Patsy Oliver, Rita K. Owen, Melin- da Oxford, Patricia Pack. Donna Parkening, Donna Parker, Martha N. Parker, Mary Parrott, Kay E. Patter- son, Peggy Patterson, Susan Patterson. Mary Peak, Mary Phillips Gerry Pinkston, Lucy Plumlee, Cathy Powers, Rosa Powers, Karen Pruet. Mary Quinlan, Deborah Rainey, Beverly Raiey, Cheryl Randall, Susan Regan, lean B. Reins, Cynthia Rhatigan. Sue Richards, Susan Richards, Christine Rikli. lynn Robin- son. Suzanne Robinson. Kay A. Roby, Norda Roszel. Cecelia M. Sanders, Ianice Savage, Pamela Scantling, Linda L. Schoenhals, Gail Schwamb, Sylvia Scott, Su- zanne Shepherd. Linda S. Shimanck, Leslie Shipley, Charlotte Shirley, Cindy Shriver, Terry Shriver, Cathey Smith, Connie Smith. Janet Smith, Iudy Smith, Mary Smith, Nancy Smith, Pratt Smith, Stephanie Smith. Susan Smith. Vicki Snider, Karen Snyder, joy Soules, Io A. Specie, Mary A. Spitznas, Margaret Steele. Doveline F. K. N. Steer. Madeline K. Stewort, Virginia Stockton, Kathleen Stone, Charlotte Strecker, Cheryl Su- enram, Sharon Sullivan. Son- na C. Sutter. 449 We n+z ,Viauriiw Swain, Lynn Pli2lj'l41l'. Ieri Tr-cmir. Peggy Tegerwn. Katie Tcnvr. Delores Thwnizis. Karen S. Thompson. Shawn Thmnpson. Cmniii' Thrash. Ianice Toons, Cami! Tn-nlif-ld. Ieannetie Trigalvi. Phyllis 'l'wiu'hell, Ianiv D. Tyler, Sheryl 1. 'Underwo0cl. Ninri Vaaminen. Cheryl l,. Vim Burklc-d. Elizabeth Vrrirmizin, Connie Wagner, Susan VVzip:- nun. Belly Vklalker. Bra-ndzi Walker. lane Walk:-r. Nancy Walker, Mariha Whil- alwr. Indy White. Margarei VVhit0. Charlyn Whiiloc-k. Suzanne VVhitney, lirnailiv Vililliznns. Rana VVillizims. l.indu VVilson, Peggy VVilmn. Sandra Winen. Elizahe-Ili VVrmlil. Paula R. Woods. Ruih Wur- then. Barbara Wrede, Peggy A. Yeager, Iaclcie L. Ymmt. Connie Smith. Amin,-ipziiiiigz trick - 01' - il'HlI candy they would 1'ec'eiw. ihur- llvzidstart Children nail- vci piiiiently' im' their esumrts, 450 Wai! if 'Ula' 1777 ,vi if .fig ,firm ,MS fe 'gffiiw .. gf. West Bennett We-si' Bennett to Change 'ro Girls' Dorm Next Year The most significant issue of the year at VVest Bennett Hall was the proposed change to co-educational living next year. According to the plant, West Bennett will become a wom- en's residence hall in the fall of 1969. In an- ticipation of this change, many West Bennett residents were moved to other campus dorm- itories to permit renovation work on the dorm. The plex, plan creating this new co-ed living com- which calls for East Bennett to remain a men's residence hall, included the creation of a new lounge with fireplace and general remod- eling of hoth dorms. The men of West Ben- nett played an active part in publicizing the plan of change. The new Bennett complex will he th Y . e fourth coed living complex on campus. Y! get Discussion of the rising costs ol' a college education was a frequent topic ol' discussion when paying tuition at West Bennett. W. Bennett Robert Allen, james Arend, Edwin Averill, David Barnett, Morris Bell, Thomas Bennett, Phillip Berkenbile, Steve Ber- ryhill. Mark Bilodeau, Robert Boyd, Larry Breshears, Patrick Broyles, Gary Burns, Randall Chandler, Rick Claxton, john Colson. james A. Crocker, Joseph Dar- row, Greg Day, Don Decker, Riley G. Easterling, Kenneth Edwards, Frederick Farmer, Dwayne Flaming. Ierome Frederick, Tyrone Frederick, Bill Glasco, Larry Greenham, Iohn Grizzle, Ian Heintzelman, Fred Hueglin, Mehrdad lahani. Richard Iancar, Robert Iayncs. Beryl R. Kindred, Daryl Knoch, Brian MacArthur, Richard Mason, Iames May- berry. Francis Miller. Phillip Morgan, Edward Mo- sher, Don C. Myers, Charles Nordean, Allen Oates, Vernon Peterson, Phil E. Pierce, Alan Potter. lim Racklelf, Iohnnie O. Ran- kin, Ierry Reinert, Sam Roach, Ioe Roberts, Bill Ruth, Greg Schulze, Ronald Smart. Andrew Smith, Iohn Smith, Lynn Sodowsky, Larry Staley, David Sturgeon, George Tah- bone, Daryl Talbot, Rodney Templeton. Ierry Thompson, William Trousdale. Iohn Tusa, Chris L. Vance, Richard Vissar, Donald D. Wzill, Robert Wal- lace. jerry Willzird. David Williams, Ambrose Wilson, Douglas Wilson, Io- seph Wilson, Randall Wim- mer, Bruce Yancey, Mickie Yates, Michael Bellatti. 452 Willard Hall Willard Christmas Gifts Brought Joy to Troops The well-known team spirit of Willard Hall was demonstrated once again when the girls won the Games Day trophy during Residence Hall Week. October brought a special Hallo- ween party featuring various booths and games. At Christmas time Willard girls col- lected and sent gifts for the fourth consecutive year to men of Company D in Viet Nam. .,,,.1-v ' 0tN.,nf , ,tr it wsu. A ' ' ' - .. - X o o 0 They also played Santa Claus to several under- privileged children at a Christmas party. An- other Christmas project was a candlevvalk, where each girl donated canned goods to a needy Stillwater family. Other activities in- cluded forum hours concerning student rights and issues of Southeast Asia. The question of Viet Nam involvement was a discussion topic. The magical mysticism ol the gypsy world was revealed by these two young ladies of Willard Hall, who along with many other masqueraded girls, enjoyed a Halloween party. The dorm-sponsored activity was held in the Willard basement. Willard Barbara l.. Allen, Diana Al- len, Marylee Atwood. Ianiec Bacher. Cathy Baden, Kay Balxer. Sandy Barlirmnt. Brenda Barnes. Alera M. Barth. Patrit-ia Bay, Ellen Bee-he. Patricia Beeac. Mara garvi Bell. Suaan Berryman, Catherine' Bird, l,inda Black. Vitrkie Bm-mx. Ruth I. Bol- linger, Mary Bnrnemann. Jeanne Bmvvrs. Nancy Brm les. Kathleen Boyse. Deborah Branson. Margaret Brown. 'Ruth .Br1m'n. Lizberh Brydges. Eileen M. Budny. Linda Campbell. Vicky Carignan. lane A. Car- lili-. Mari Carver. Cynthia Cates. Barhara Candle. Carnl Ceril. Cheryl K. Chandler. Indy ll. Chandler. julie Chame. Dulures Clark. Mary Cnhh, Karen Collins, Mary l.. Crit-I Inn. l.r:retta Cottrell, Donna Cravens, Karen Crus- slin. Linda K. Crurne, Carol A. Crussell. Mildred Cum- mings. Carole Cunningham, Carolyn Daniel. jill Davis, Linda Dernuth, Belinda Dietz. Cassandra Dn- ling, Dee Dnssetl. Shannon K. lfatin. Pamela Edwards. laura llgelston, Katherine lfllia. Marilyn M. llnsch, Su- san lfnsch. Sherry lfthridge. Myra Ft-ess. Beverly Flana- gan. linda lfcmrhea, Leeraye Frank- lin. Charla lfryrear. Dee A. Carroll, Ioan Garrett. Sharon Ciddens. Clenda l. Gilbert. 454 W wr-3 View H' 1 Yi .,,, r bl-nil Willard Iayne Luuise Gill, Linda Nla- rie Ciillig. Peggy Gillig. Nlary lane Gitter. Rosanne Ulmer Linda llulliver. Patsy Clrmrr. Betty Ulmer. Karen liileen Clraliam, Terrie Lee Green. Cherry Gregg, Patricia Grillin. liz-tty Haas, Sherry' Lynn Hale. Claudia Hamhright. Iudy llansen, Linda Hansen, Linda llardisnn, Dnrotlty' lean Harp, IJ:-lures Harral, Rath Harris, Vit-ki Harris, Ardrirh Hassler, Marilyn Kay Hawk, Frances Hayes, Billie Heath. Iayne Hedges. lanelle Herrmann. Cheryl Ann Hicks, Kathy Hightower. Karen Hill, Kathy Sue Huar, Karen Hodkinson, Ianet Hoeltzel. Patricia Lou Holder. Cathy Hurning. Linda Hud- clle, Leann Hull, Martha Eliza- beth Hutchins. Barbara len- nings. Gwenell Iohnson. Mar- itirie Yvonne johnson. Sharnn Kay Iuhnston, Linda Keck. Peggy Keely, Plane Kel- ly, Nmrma Lynn Kepford, Lin- cla Key, Carrie Kilgu. Vilillarcl riflieers were FRUN'I RUVV: Linda Cillig. Patsy Curr. Iayne Gill. Paula Ytmng, loan Turinsky. RUVV 2: Susie Smith, Beverly Tip- pett. Helen VVeiganclt. Deh- liie Braiisfin. Karen Graham. joy ev Pmxers. Willard Vicky Kirkland, Deborah Ko- rnah. Diane Kreie, Sherry Langley, Mida Lanning. Don- na L. Lagent, Charlotte Sue Lash.. Denise Lash, Margeann Laur- ence, Lavonne Lawrence, Terri Lay, Mary Louise Lehman, Vlary Leikanfi. Barbara Lemon. Janel Lietzke, Janet Lietzke. Christine Little, Sarah Little, Marilyn Lotrkridge, Janet Sue Loornis, Beverly Lucas. Vicki Maltsberger, Eileen Mandella, Linda Manning, Deloris Ann Marlow, Karen Mason, Linda J. McAfee, Carie McBride, Charla McBride, Lydia Mc- Carver, Carol McGuire, Pat- ricia McGuire, Linda McKee- man, Pamela McLaughlin, Linda Meadows. Amy Meharg. Mary Joan Meinders, Glenda Messer, Lin- Lia Metscher, Judy Mezger. Claudia Miller, Judy M. Mil- ier. Lola Miller, Phyllis Mock, Omea Moore, Rita Loy Moore, Martha Murphy, Som-Usa Nakasingh, Judith Nash. Vlartha New, Naney Newsom, Sandra Nine, Lora Jane Nol- tensmeyer, Linda Payne, Glor- ia E. Peach, Brenda Percgeful. Mary Peters, Le Ann Peterwn, Barbara Plenning, Janice Phil- lips, Julia Pierce, Marie Pierce. Nita Pittman. Barbara Pleasant, Jean Porter. Alice Faye Powell. Joyce Ann Powers, Brunelle S, Pritchett, Katherine Elaine Radcliii, Jo Ragsdalc, 456 Willard Karen Ramsdell, Ianet 1. Reams, Teresa Rice, Mary Riggs, Kathleen D. Risner, Mary Roberts, Anita Robin- son. Cara Roblyer, Carolyn Rog- ers, Celia Rogers, Ianiee Ros- son, Connie Rowland, Deanna Rucker, Yvonne Schmitz. Sue Schoenhals, Karen lane Scott, Sharan Seaton, Norma Seay, Judith Seefeldt Mary Shipman, Kathy Shirley. Upal Sims, Jeannette Simu- nek, Io Smith, Karen Sue Smith, Le Anne Smith, Mary Smith, Ruth Smith. Marcia Souders, Nancy Spos- ato, Carol Sprowls, Patricia Squires, Malinda Steele, Mar- tha Steele, Mary Stephens. Nancy lane Stiles. ludy Stinch- comb, Vicki Stolen, Beverly Storts, Susan Tamage, Ioan Taylor, Rajean Taylor. Barbara Thompson, Lin Thompson, Beverly Tippett, Frances Anne Toney, Ida Fay Touchstone, Mary Ioan Turin- sky, Diana Kay Vanlanding- ham. Carole Venator, Marcia Wag- ner, Sue Wall, Linda Walter- rnire, Ianet Warehime, Emily Warner, Ruby VVaters. Ioyce Waugh, Linda Kay We- her, Helen Weigandt, Deborah Welsh, Martha Iayne Wheat- ley, Iudy Whitener, Marsha Williams. Yvonne Willis, Sharon Win- ters, Karen Kay Wittum, Mary Womack. Cheryl Woods. Paula Rae Young. Willham Hall Willlwam Women Try Cut 24-Hour Privileges Program The women of VVillharn Hall participated in a new program which gave them 24-hour priv- ileges in the center concourse. The Nall-nighti' program allowed the girls to watch television, use the study halls, and visit with guests. The girls enthusiastically supported five of seven sports in WRHA intramurals. They reigned iirst in swimming. Main event of the year was the merging with 12-Story to form a new gov- ernment structure, The Comment, which is composed of five programming groups. In hon- or of the new government, President Kamm, Mr. I-lesser, and other university officials spoke on a panel discussion called Community Week.,' University administrative policy ques- tions were discussed with residents. Willham oliiccrs were Gari Beth Vat-he, Carol Shockley, Debby Sharp. Rayz- Ann Smith, Pegg White, Carolyn Garred, Sara Purtlc. Shelha Fuller. isa at 1... El :f ha . ' WW ,ea in 'W E' .f a f 6 se, M. FN. 40 Willham Toni Adams, Sylvia Adkins, Patricia Ahrnsbrak, Charlotte Aldrich. Cherie Allen, Carol Allison, Janice Ambrose. Sandra Anderson, Tracy Armand, Christine Arnold, Donna Arnold, Iean Arnold, Linda Axley, Scherry Bacon. Dora Baker, Ianis Baker, jude ith Baker, Sally Baker, Mar- garet Banks, Rebecca Barbee, Mary Barnett. Eltleda Bates, Daryl Beier, Ann Belcher, Billie Bennett, luli Berg, Peggy Berry, Susan Best. Teresa Birks, Iudith Bixler, Barbara A. Blake, Eleanor Blanton, Iarneylee Blevins, Nancy Blurnhof, Carol Bost. Cathleen Bostwick, Rosemarie Bowles, Linda Boyles, Caro- lyn Bratton, Lyndia Bray, Teri Brejda, Nita Bridwell. Monica Brock, Renanne Brock, Christine Brown, Gin- ger Brown, Kathryn Brown, Betsy Brownfield, Reba Brow ning. Vickie Brunken, Karen Bry- den, Pam Buck, Betty Bucky master, Ianet Burk, Suzanne Burks, Sally Burleson. Susan Burns, Kathleen Burris Cathy Burrow, Lynda Bur- row, Catherine Butler, Deh- orah Buttery, Ionel Cadogan. Janis Cameron, NI. Nelly Lucy Cancelleri, Carolyn Carson, Rita Carson, Shari Cassingham, Mary Catlin, Carol Caudill. 459 Willham Deborah Chamberlain, Lyna Clantoa, Deborah Clark, Su- san Clark, Drucelle I. CoHelt, Rebecca Colfrnan, Lynda Cole. Katherine Collins, Sharon Collins, Carolyn Colpitt, Kathleen Colpitt, Iackie Iean Combs, Bonita Conley, Mari- lyn Cook. Marsha Cook, Glenda Kay Cooper, Jane Corcoran, Leslie Cornett, Shirley Cox, Sara Crawford, Peggy Cremin. Betty Cross, Beverly Crow, Connie Darnaby, Debbie Da- vis, Vivian Lynn Davis, Parn- ela Delling, Kathy Denning. Deborah Denton, Shirley Dickerson, Teresita De Hitta Dino, Teresa Doll, Mary Doo- lin, Elissa Downing, Gwendo- lyn Driver. Kathleen Drumrn, Charlotte Duncan, Marilyn Eaton, Glynadee Edwards, Cathy Egan, Ian Eisenbeis, Linda Ellis. Linda Essary, Cathy Evans, Margaret Ewing, Marlene Fails, Edith Fairman, Lynn Farne, Diane Fewell. The onerous and tedious task of doing homework was re- lieved somewhat when a girl was accompanied by a favo- rite friend on a study date. 460 Q. : 'f 'Q' l IW s , Qin- Hifi .tw-QP' W We ata, ' 4 . ,gg . ,gg-V , at ' I , - ,35 - , ., , , V i ,, aa? 0-7 . Q KW. .b ,il Aw fn , I , 'll V Q V, ,,VV A E! ., K A . 1 1 ,5 .M .lim l ,,- an 5 uw ff-we-v 1 , e 55 ,, F, .za r t ar .6 -em' Q- , 1, -- -- '1' Vvh in ,P . f ig f . o ,o S, fa-S li' Q lf ? . 'Z'-.L V'--1. -, ' V an 2 ll. K k ggi J' ' at ,,,. ef 1 Hg. W- , M S3 TL Mr- , ' li lil' ,V L. .fa f A . Willham Mary lane Fitter, Ianice Fitz- gerald, Ann Fleeger, Kathryn Flood, lola Floyd, l.inda Fort- ner, Laura Susan Fox. ludith Lynn Francis, Nancy Freeman, Diana Friek, Sher- rie Fuller, Carol Gaines, lud- iih Callaway, Carolyn Gar- red. Cynthia Gerhardt, Margaret Ghan, Iudy Gilliland, Renee Gladstone, Marilyn Gohlke, l.ea Goodell, Sharon Good- win. Camelia Gray, Linda Green, Melissa Greenfield, Paula Greenwood, Sue Ann Greer, Pamela Hager, Patricia Hai- bel. Sharon Gail Hale, Manha Hall, Rosemarie Hall, Iamelle llarnrnett, Annette Haney. Candis Hanson, Nancy Har- mon. Cathy Harris, Melanie Harri- son, Susan Hatheld, Sally Hayes, Lynda Hays, Mary Hazeldine, Iaime Helton. Diana Henderson, Kathryn Hendricks, Connie Laraine Hert, Linda Hertzler, Carol lliatt, Cynthia Higginbotharn, Vicki Hill. Francie Hills, Cyndi Hilton, Susan Hobbs, Glenda Hol- brook, Martha Holcombe, Mari Holland, Susan Holland. lrene Holliday, Gretchen lloover, Cheryl Horn, lane llorne, Daulita Marin- How- ard, Debra Howard, lennie llowell, Susie Huekabay, Mary llull- rnan, Carolyn llull, Barbara Huston, Pamela lker. Judy Irons, Bonnie Iarnr-s. 46l Willham Jannie Jamison, Martha Jell- rey, Letha Johnson, Deborah Jones, Norma Joslin, Michele Kashner, Becky Kavanagh. Pamela Keleher, Claire Ken- nedy, Beverly Kirkes, Pamela Kisinger, Nancy Knarr, Char' lotte Ann Kramer, Joan Krei- meyer. Anne Krueger. Nancy Kruger, Patricia Lackey, Karen Lacy. Linda Lamonica, Carolyn Landers, Deborah Langley. Joyce Larimer, Janice Larkin. Kathy Lawson, Mary Leach. Paula Leath, Elizabeth Let- terman, Doris Lewis. Karen Lewis, Sandy lsievsay. Vicki Lindley, Linda Little. Jean Locke, Sheila Logsdon. Montee Long. Becky Lorenz, Vicki Lovett. Janet Luke, Glenda Luker. Pamela Magee, Marlene Ma- grini, Sharon Marlow. Mary Martin, Patricia Kay Martin, Cathy Mason. Judith Massey, Phyllis Massey, Nan- cy McCarthy, Jane McCutc-he con. At Christmas time, residents ol VVillham caught sight ol many floor decorations as they journeyed on the elevator. 462 li gg, li Wi' .ft ' f . .' . . r r -f' X ,V g S , A , fail Zigi , g at . . , ,el W: -ek, ff. 'J 0 . J ' 9 ,+ Q .r.r ....' .- J Q. +V B f J f EQ: - 5 43 1 tw can Www sr, fs, 'L Ear? ' , .,g..Ms U 'SW -.r sm ' ' v... A Kwai lg E ik . 4- S ll adv , 2 I S S , '56 A 1 L L I WV ,L '.:,,j+ H ' --4-Q. 'E' L x 'lk' L 0 ,S , 1 N Q K I J J 'Q ,f L 7 in , I Qffiffliff - L Q ' L ,afefff , fy-V, ' ' ,,V , fe ,KL .1- ,ARB R 1 vi mp Q 'ni' .1 1 ag W f, -df 72 1244. 5 ,JN 'X - . it '91 i an M . L, 'A iff MKFFWW g h L ' W g ,. K, A ,L -4 RL' V 4 G as if-Cf if Q 231 ll we 'D 5' h a- L gwy : is 1L iz ' env 'l ' nrfifzw ' 'lf' : f 'tw . 4 -A I .Q-Q iv if 'H f ' .: ' '1-wr' L - A ' '- l iL:Lg , ii i F .1 L L i f V L x , 3:21 my ' Mi g.-'QL 'lQ.l,f , L 111'-.,. 4,1 ,. afar.. V fi, A r -xnxx, ff-Lsf ffe w :EF .1.:: X L, L L 1-an si t Yi' LQLLQE R ' ' 'f 8 , - L L K - Lv .L an ,yi 'L - WML MW gg L L ' Fi' f - S X , LL L L,L W is 1 W ,l, Q Willham L-Xlicz' Nlcfh-lu'c'. ,Ian Nlviliii- nis, C,hc-ryll Nlt'cilZl5hHll, l.in- da Mi-Cllamm, 'll-ri Mvln- lush, Pamcla fVl1'K1-cmn, Claw lVlL'KiNI'1l'j. Pam ivltivlilllilll. Nanny Xin-- Vlillan. Cfnnniv Nl:-zxilmw. Kle- linda Mears. Palrivia Nlvlwxx Connie' Mvmlvll. Nancy Mw- ershmidl. Marsha Milos, Mary Nlillvr. Indy Minis, Marilyn Misvr, Sliamn IVI ilclwll, Rvlwu'a Mock, Suzan Mmm. Pdlflflil Munro. Nl2II'jIll'il' Morrcll. Pamcla Nlurris. Bar- bara N!llll'llOI', Both Nlurpliy. Conniv Niurrvll. Pliyllih Nlll- sink. Nancy My-rw, linda Nalin Nanvy Nzlvralll, Marilyn Neal, Linda Nvllv, Laxxanda Nvlsun. Parnvla Nvlwn, Phyllia NL-lwn. Shawn Nvxx- lvcrry, Suxan Niuliimlam, jrmolla Nichols. Nancy Nichols. Clar- cn Norrid, Claylo Nfmrifmn. Sally Uglvslvy, lVIic'l1al Uhax- er, Rhonda Ohls. Myra Ann Olive, Shc-ila Omgarcl. Cun- nie Osborn, Kalhy Uslmurn, Sandra Uxlmrn. Ciillllj Utcy. ,Vlargic Pagina llalvrnall Paim-. Luis lf. Pzilvclg Sliarun Pai- lwr. Delwrali llarlw. Kathi-rim' Parks. Sllilfl Par- tain. Patty ljiliIl'I1. lflixalwllw Patil-rsfm. l,imla l'alli'mmn. Paulinc- Pilylllk Sli'lJl12ll1lll Paynv. Dalvlain- llvnlaml. Nancy Phippm. Panwla l'in'Iu'r. :Xili- sfmn PUI'1L'Y'. llamvla l'm'lmL jauqualyn lifxxcirw. clillllj Pl'lIlL'l'. 463 Willham Indy Pruitt-. Sharon Pruitt. Sara Purtlv. lflivalwtli llaimw. Sandra Rarmn, Slmarul Raul- ings. Dvlmrali Rt-1-tl. ljatriuia Rvill. Yiulti Rt-inliart. Pat Rt'5l'l'. lc-anniv Ritlsntan. Donna Rnlnfrtx. lxatln Ruli- vrts. 'lirvva llnlutwtx. Kit Rolvinwn, Dsflvra Rmlt, llflvlvic Rm-lnlivlx. Iustina Ruli- ror, Cynthia Rnllancl. lit-vt-rly llr,nnt'm, -lllllllllil Rupt-1. Katlilccn Huw. liarvn Rupp, C111-ryl Rum-li. clllCl'f'l Rua- sell, Marilyn Sandvrs, Vlarilyn I.ouis0 Sanclcmm. KL-lly Say- PFS. lilixalwtll SL'll0lllK'I', Sylvia Scllivlvcr, Iuyu- Sk'llllllZl'I'. Karhlt-on Stblmlx. Marilyn Schultz, .laniw St-nrltxt-lx, Mary Slmat-lu-llortl. Sandra Sltarp. Nlully Sltua. lvnnilcr Slit-lliclzl. Swan Slwp- lu-rd, Ianuann Sliinllvr. Carvil Slwt-lclvy. Silvia Slwrt. Nancy Sl1I'ilLlt'I'. Swan Slna- tlvr. Sltarrmn Sllruin, lu Sini- mrmny, Uiant' Sllllllwill. l,incla Sintpwn. Virlq' Simpxfm. ililw nntfxpc-t'tt'tl Hllillllllf -ul nnnlvling lvrivlw ranxs-cl many LIlI'l5'H1 tlw ut-at vncl ful VVill liam lu tlvslt-1i:1tm' tllvn Yllfilllx, l 'Q x X Q l 'F , f 13725 ii ili 4 H 5' ff W -W i, K, , , ,. l fa,-:vw ' fr :F H, X X 31 Q 1 4 ' afgilil , wa. Q 7, 1 5, Q , -f Qi? ix lt -' . ,l i Qfelggma i lf, a W Q: 2, ,, Ar l Q 7 A wt gg qt, if . xxx 1 K i I , 5...-:.v:.4:nmf-xx' ' .av 'nz t,..:,r'f W WY ur.. ....... ::.1 .,-E , .:'.::.r:. 'na:2,. ... ,,.,W...a.. -I-' ,,,,g-gg-5, -.... -.a..z': , ... nag: f:.::.'5'?..'QEW7 f au- -ine as-was-.ax '.' '. 501' WN' 0-Q mi' -mmm. w.'-'-H. pat: I, W W,,,..x.AM,..-. :::.:-4wm2'r.. 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Karen luclqer, Rebecca lur- ner, Cari Vaehe, Ierrye Vail. Catherine Valant. Rhonda Vann. Janis Vaughf an. Pamela Vincent. Patricia VVal4en. Ianet Walker. Karla Walker. Sandra Walker. Cinda Vifalner. Cathy War- ner. Priscilla VVarner. Iudj VVarren, Linda YVeaVer. Shav- la VVliale5. Sherri VVh1-eler. Mareia White, Brenda Wliiaa more, Diane Wickham. Sane dra Vwlilder, Mary Willhite. lim VVilliarns. Ianiee YVilson. janis Wilson, Reheecfa Wil- son. laura Winters. Nanq Wist-holl, Marsha VVolle. lan VVood, SusieWoodring, Mav- ian VJnoclx'. 465 I2-Story Hall Twelve-Story Initiated New Room Assignment Policy Ready for occupancy in the fall of 1968, Twelve-Story Dormitory was the newest resi- dence hall on campus. In addition to being the newest, Twelve-Story was also part of the largest living complex at Oklahoma State. The VVillham-Twelve-Story Complex was capable of housing 1,536 students. A feature much enjoyed by the men of Twelve-Story was the policy of allowing the women of Willham free access to the central lounge twenty-four hours as day. In the area of scholarship, a policy of assigning students of the same academic major to rooms on the same floor promoted greater scholastic interest among the residents of Twelve-Story Dorm. This system yielded high grade point averages among participants. ',-us-I Twelve-Story olicers included Ray Tatyrck, prosidcntg Don Gregory, treasurcrg Tim Giddens, secrctaryg Dennis Phillips, MRHA roprcscnt t e I2-Sfory lorry Alulwtt. Almiccl Abdul- Clliallar. Bruce Andrews, Pal- ricla AflllSIl'Hf'l51. larry Ash- lrmrd, Rivliziitl Ball. llvimis Barnes. lravry Barnett. jvrald Bair. Incl Barry, Mark Bates. Nliclr acl Baum. Rifhard Bauglimun, 'Ibm Bauglm. Robert Beals, Thmnaa Board, Iaiiivs BL-glcy, joe Bernllarcll, Clary Bc-rnier, Raymond livr- ryman, Iuhri Blaha. Dennis lilalwmwro, Clillwrt Blevins. Vlicrhael Blizzard, David Buurbonnais. Danny Boyle, Icihn Brandr-ll. B1-nja' min Brandt. Richard Brarman, VVilliam Brmwr. Douglas Brink:-r, Bruno Bruding, Danny Brown, james Bron n. Micliavl Brown. Sin-H-li Brmxn. Clary Brmxnc, Rrrlwrl Bryan, Harry Bun-lu-r, Greg BLIIIS. YYON Cfalnana. Glenn Cain. Inc Caldwell, Charles Ciamlic-rn, Michael Canliold, james Carr, U. Craig Car- Tlllll. Robert Carter, Mark Champifm. Clr's'gm'y Cilicatxxrm-acl. Simon Cllivssinmx-, Marihc-xx Clin-xx, Clyde' Chluuber. jimmy Cix- kmxski, Kl'I1Fli'Il'l Clay. Krin- nvth Cfulc-man. Rmialcl l,r-my Coll-mari. Cllr-mi Clrmilvs. Randy Crmmlil. llar- lan Cook, Tum Cfrax'c1is. llrr- mcr Cirimuvli. Rrmn Cupp, Orr-ri Curry, Vcrnun Curry, Sam Dalai, Wocvclaiiii Dall-. jrslm Damrer, Richard Danir-I, Dmmis Dalin. 467 I 2-Siory Bill Davis, George Davis, johnny Davis, Abbott Deak- ins. Iohn Dernlow, Robert Dibble. Robert Dillinger. Lewis Dillon, Harvey Dish- man, Elbert Dodson. Edward Dollmeyer, Thomas james Dooley, Lindell Dorsett, Carl Doss. Iohn Doughty, Iohn Drew, Stephen Due, Michael Ed- monds, Alan Elliott, Thomas F. Ellis, Robert Orville Enis. Kent Ervin, Veiehal Ierome Evans, Iohn Foust, Kenny Fowler, Alan Freeman, Emile Charles Frisard. William l7ritt'lf1. joe F. Ganem III, Bias Garza. james Gateley, Larry Gautier. Dennis Gibson, Iohn Goll. Alberto Gonzdlez. Richard Goodman, Randal Granzow, Layman Green, Robert Greenwood, Howard Leonard Greer, Iames Grimes, Dickson Gunn. Gordon Hall, Howard Hamil- ton, Thomas Hamilton, Mon- roe Hannon, David Harris, jimmy Harris, Richard Har- vey. Thanks to new lobby visita- tion rnles for women, the men of I2-story enjoyed ex- tended dates in the lounge. 468 ...J . Ellflil . ff- . scffgrseit Q ' ' 1 .- ,,.,, fb ,K Nh. .- MQ .iv H 4 . -e 57, ' f .. ' Qi - 'E ' t 3 , K ' N-- xr ':,,vgf. 1 g h.. . M, -, f, .-V, Ev- - .5 1 .j' 42 h 4 515.5333 i f ? a . 1 iii , - ..: . ' , - vp .. , r , , 1 , f . . 3:2 ' . 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K :.'I1HQ'll1 11111e5, Rick Kayler, Carl Kelley, Vic Kidd. 11111 Kirk, Phillip Klcikc. v 101111 Kuom, WilI'I'L'll lilllililli, Dan l.a111k1111. l.2lITj' l.2ll1gl'I', 1i111111y Lee. Dennis l.l'I121l7UTg. 1osepl1 1.1-11110. 1.311195 Lewis. 1811105 l,igl1111c1', Howard Lisle ll, Richard 1,11- gan, Klmsro lVIal1clavi. Marty Malahy, Clarence lVl2ll15l'Il'lLl. 1a111es Nlamcleri. Cl1ri5111pl1c1' Nlarshall. 111l111e1 Nilllfiill. 1.4111- ry N'lar1i11. Rf5l7l'I'l N'lz1scl1- meier. Rex x',l2l50l1. Clary Fm- esl Nlatliis. Stanley Glenn Mays, llariwlnl iVlL'C:21llll'j', llerherl Nltclilill H, Patrick lVlcCI11i11, Clary Mc- Coy, Riclaiard 1. IVlcCI111, 1311105 lVlc-Daniel. RiL'l18I'Cl Nlcllfmalcl, Rt!l7l'I'I VlcGreg111', Rc1l1c1'l Nlclmirc. Dwigln NlL'K2l1'. flharlex Nici- try, Miclmel Nlcitry. 1111111 Meyer. I 2-Sfo ry Dennis Milledge, 'David Mil- ler, Richard Miller, Wesley Miller, Robert Mills, Michael Mnieh, Kenneth Moore. Ronald Morrison, jack Mur- dock, llamid Nadali, Michael Neely, Michael Nelson, Wil- liam Richard Neth, jean lr. Neustadt. Gerry Nevils, lay Newcomb, David Newsom, james Nich- ols, Steven Nicholson, David Ogletree, Swtt Pallett. Donald Partain, Thomas Pas- tor, jack Patehell, jerry Pat- ton, james Pennington, Ross Peehik, Iohn Perkins. Richard Pitts, Robert Plank, Edward Platlen, Surapant Pongsopon, Bobby Pool, Bri- an Price, jerry Primer. Larry Pruitt, john Ralston, john Ramsey III, Robert Ran- dolph, Stephen Randolph, Roderick Richards, Gary Ris- ner. Ronald Roberson, Larry' Rob- erts, Tom Roberts, Thomas Robertson, Douglas Rouse, Chris Rudiger, Walker Ryan, intramural play ranked high on the list ol' activities for athletic-minded residents of Twelve-Story l7ormitory'. 39 ,gQ,.-' 1 ll -mf lla-A L ,V 5 an N qv- JY A as Ts. sf? I 2-Sfory Iafar Sahrtian, Richard Sam- uelson, Mark Sanders, Philip Schneider, Fzlward Scale, Ar- thur Seitzler, Richard Sena- tore. Kelly Shallier, Paul She-cter, Michael Shelton, Don Siders, Iames Skaggs, Martin Smith, Richard Smith. Richard Sommer, Randy So- wards, Rick Sp:-llman, Har- old Springer, Troy Stall, Iames Stengle, Ierry Stephens. Michael Stetler, Danny Stev- enson, Charles Stewart, lei? Strain, William R. Il Strain, David Sutton, William Sut- ton. Bill Swinnea, Charles Swin- ton, Paul Talley, Kenneth Taylor, Iohn Fredric Tedesco, Barry Teal, Charles Thann- hausen. Gordon Thomas. james Thomas, Robert Gregory Thompson, Charles Thorn- hurg, Michael Tinsley. Wil- liam Tomerlin, Michael Towe. Terry Traylor, Gerald True. jonathan Turner, William Turner, Michael Vegher. liary Wadley, Dale Waits, Mickey Harold Ward. Larry Warren, Larry War! ren, Ronald Warren, Mike Way, Ted Wehh, Iarnes VVeems, Donald Wheeler, George Vvhipkey. Darrell White, loc VVilkcr- son, Bruce Williams. Clark Williams, David VVillia1ns, Rex Williams, Steven VVilson. llicklc Wfjlff. Kenneth Wonderly, Thomas Gene Wyckoff, Rohcrt Yand- ian, Cameron Young. Nathan Young. Phillip Young, Lawr- ence Zawicki, Nick Zelios. 47l While taking advantage of leisure virne, town studenls developed a high degree of skill at various rec- reational aciivities. Off Campus Housing Students living off campus quickly learned various washing and dry- ing techniques ai local self-open ated laundry estalfalisliments. Off Campus Alvin Ray Adams. Roger Bentz, Steve Adams, Robert Ii. Adeoek, Danny Adlcison. Larry Adkisson, Nizam l'd- din Ahmad, Moshtaque Ah- med. Mushtaq Ahmed, Shamstiddin Ahmed. Olayemi jacob Aina. Linda jo Alberty. VVilliam Al- bin. Eldon Eddie Albright. Nancy Ruth Albritton. Otto Dean Alexander. Roy Alexander, Archie Allen, Kathy Allen, Mike Allen, Marvin Allison, Dana Als- brook. jaek Fred Amyx. Mel- vin Anders. Clinton Anderson, Debra Ann Anderson, Edwin Anderson. jere Anderson. Rod Anderson. Vernon R. Anderson, Dennis Vaneleve Andrews. Michael Andrews. jim VV. Antle, Carl Marvin Applexxhite. Ibtihaj Said Ara- lat. Billy Armstrong. Dale Eu- gene Arnold. james Burr Aton. Tony Bacher. Gary I.. Badgett. Raza Gholy Badii. George Rat Badley. Robert Bahr. Cecilia Bailey. Richard Max Baker. Loela Sue Balcom. Carol Baldridge. Guy Baldwin. jiininie ll. Baldwin, Kenneth William Balts, Eneth R. Banks. I.. Gene Banks, Ray- mond D. Banning, Thelma Norene Barnes, Tommy joe Barnes. Troya Barnes. VVilliani Barnes. joan T. Bar- riek, Robert Barros. Gaylaura Bartlett, David Barton. Mielt- ael jack Batehelder, Phillip Batehelder, Barry Dan Bates. Douglas Bates. Elvin Ralph Bates. Donald Battin. jack Battle, john Battle. Ralph ll:-nj Bazhaw. john U, Beal. Dennis Beard. Robert joel Beavers, Ronald Dean Bebee. Larry Beeby, Martin jon Beernan, Gary Ray Belair, Gloria Faye Belair, james Belcher. Richard Bry an Beleher. Off Campus G. Pat Bellord, Clary Belitz, Donald Bell, lidward Frank Beltrani, Iohn 1. Benkert. Cal- vin Bennett. Clinton L. Ben- nett. Stephen Thetnistoeles Bennett. Lionel Bentley, Charles Berk- enhile. Frank Berry, George Best, Lawrenee Betehe, A. Matin Bhttiyan, Beryle Tha- yer Bierhower. Carol Lynn Biggs. Mary Lynn Biggs. Richard Don Billingsley. Sidney Thornton. III Billingsley, Charles lfdwin Birkhead. Pra- dhish Ranjan Biswas. Edward Bitselie, lantes Bitsehe, Don- ald Blaek. Edward Blaek, Richard C. Blaek, Stanton Blair, Danny Blakley, Albert Batie Blanton. Donald Blehm, Ieannene Ble- vins. Miehael lay Blevins. Miehael VV. Blevins. .lulia Blue, Loretta Boeox. Louis lfdward Boeeknian. Riehard Stan Boggs, john Roger Boite, Harold Mit-hael Bone. lint F. Bonham. Uaroltl Booton, Carol Borg- strom, Charles Born, George L. Bossntan. Ronald Lenn Bostian, Philip Raymonil Bos- tiek, Riehard Bova. james Madison Bower. Stephen Boxxersox. Marjorie Bowles, 'l'hotnas Bowles. Ralph Hughes Braden, james N. Bradley. lanies R. Bradley. Ioyeiv Bradley, Linda Bradley. Mike F. Brady, llugh David Brarnlvle. VVarren Branton, john Ric-hard Brafixl. Brad- lord lfarl Bret-den. Gary Brieknian. Dennis Britton. Charles N. l3l't7INlLlgIii. Linda Bronattgh. Carroll VVaine Brooks. Charles Ross Brooks, Larry Brooks. Rohert Brooks, Kenneth Brower. Carl Broun, Daniel Brown. jerry Dean Brown, john Broun. Rohert Miehael Brown, 'Lhontas lidxtard Brown, 'Lliomas ll, Brown. 'Lotnniy Charles Brown, john Russell Brttnimett. Charles Buek. 474 H ' , , c i .rf H fi -97? , . ' A 1 .. A ' , 'ii' 5 -- A 'L , , ' N yew I J WL. fa' 8' E X, f e ef.. y .., A Ps 'A T 6 u , c 2 f 'WW . . pf .iw f ,, fi .ee . y yiic c f i t ' 'P . i ii il 1. , 'ft' 4: V ,, . K W, . , .. Q :,. :., is y EEL, x -ir t .,E Q f Q M tiff sl. : 21 rA , 3 4: ix - anti ' Q Qqql 'I W ' as 'I -. ' fig? Q .fvik ii 'i 'VL I J -. r EI: . A Q A . , .,, , sr J,LE ., ,I .. P c '-'f y , , , X. , c r 1 i L gi: A ' r Z f i : ,EL ii 5 i ff ',-- Ifs- A 47:' V C I , ,p K wwf- 1 gd : IFF VL V up K J K... ...,V Q 1 + A K K p R fl ravi' PM J ,. , R dl Off Campus Larry Buller, Ray E. Burd, Rebecca Iane Burdette, Eu- eretia Burge, Ion M. Burge, Connie Burk, Iames L. Bur- ris, Kenneth L. Byrd. Michael Roy Cagle, Iames Malcolm Caldwell, Michael Caldwell, Randy Campbell, Diane Marie Carey, Phillip Carey, Roland Leslie Cargill, Edwin Carlson. Gary Wayne Carpenter, Da- vid Ray Carrier, David Cart- mell, Flora Ann Caruthers, Iohn Kent Caruthers, Richard Carver, Quinette Castleman, Michelle Celarier. Ewell Lee Center, Marty Ann Center, Thomas A. Chamb- ers, Roy Chaney, Raymond Chatham, Robert Leon Cha- tham, Alexander Foster Chin, Iohn C. Chitwood. Phil Ray Chitwood, Iim Choekley, Mahmoud Choroof mi, Harold Christensen, Al- bert S. W. Chu, Earl Wayne Cinnamon, Rosemary Mona- han Cinnamon, Aubrey Lee Clark. David Lewis Clark, Ieannette Frances Clark, Stanley M. Clark, Stephen Clark, Bill R. Clay, Orrin P. Clement, Bob R. Clements, Larry Dean Clenney. Michael S. Clewner, Iames E. Clifford, Oralia CliH:ord, Richard Clifton, Paul Clohan, Bill Charles Clymer, Ronnie Cochran, I. Mitchell Cockrill. Vililliam F. Cody, Pamela Kay Coke, Alan Coleman, Terry Collins, Ierry Combs. Cary Compton, Vaughn Con- rad, Vernon Conrad. Owen Constant, David Cook, Kenneth D. Cook, Susan Cook, Iames Coombs, Dun- can Coons, Kelly Ross Cor- bin, Leslie Cordonnier. Neil Iames Corneil, Phyllis Ann Cornelius, Iohn William Coryell, Michael Troy Cor- zine, Ierome Anthony Cosen- tino, Iames Costello, Harvey Leonard Court, Io Ann Court. 475 OH Campus Robert lidmund Covey, Car- rol Coxxherd, lat-kie Clen Coxvley. Emily Cox, Kenneth Cox, Pam Miller Cox, john M. Crabb. Cary William Craig. David Winlord Cravvlord. Cerald Lee Cravvlord. Donald Kay Creel. Paul A. Crist. john Il. Crocker, Kenneth Crockett, ,lim L. Crolt. Ron- ald Crooli. Sam Nl. Crosby, Alvon Cross- lin, james Crouch, Larry D. Culberson, Marc Leroy Cullif son, David Ray Cunningham. james Alan Cunningham. Riehard Lee Cunningham. Steve Curry. Creede Curtis. Daniel Carter Curtis, Sharad A. Dalal, Carolyn Davenport. Ceorg Ann Davenport. Bruce Davidson, Barbara L. Reed Davis. james Lloyd Davis. Paul Vtfayne Davis, Randy Davis. Riehard Davis, Scott C, lr. Davis. Iames William Day. Clillord L. Deal, Andy Dean. Patrieia Ann Dean. Barbara Deason, David Deason. Shir- ilyn Dehls. Cheryl Denman. Marla Denny. Cerard Desor- meau. Charlotte Stem a rt D5-teh. Brian Charles Devenish. Sheryl Dickson. Ion Arthur Dieman, Anthony Dill. Dan- ny Lee Dillon. Barbara Dob- son. Iames Keith Dobson. Phillip Dobson. jim Doing, Eddie Ioe Dole- zal, Nolan Dorsey, lVliehael Doughty, Alan Dove, Kenneth L. Doyle, John Albert Drake. Rodney Dean Drake. lay Dressen. Carl W. Dudek. Dennis I. Dull, Ronald DL-an Dufiield, Robert Walter Du- gan. Donald Lee Duncan. Cary Leon Duncan, Myrna F. Duncan. .limmie L. Dunlap, Allen Kent Dunn, If. Jane Dunn. Cilda Lee Dunn, Fred Durst. ludy Dwyer, Iohn Edward Dyer. Steven Eby. 476 ,cn 1f f?l 'Q'-L .:' 'vs i '25, A' WK, ' W1 TEW5 -' 7 any r r M-lftlri 4 19. VY' ver-yr ... .. ,:.- . i . K. j I ,A il X-, . L F 'A . -is ' 4. ' . A 3, J 9 U V tt ,E ,., ' . 2: + . J Q ,S 1 r gf' f 1 'F M. . t - it - E . . V 'N q M 4 E-'F X S 'UF W 'kgs-f ,S I t If A ' T hvg, . ii .QQ-:Z ,:.': ' ' 2:A fm' if 5 Q S ,.,. ,,:, .s JJ S 'ln 1 riit I f 111. - E ' . L T f W A FFF as f 5 up .t A ' ' a S ' . . . . 'Z D -. ' .f 'f ,. N :d eli Div ps. 3 'W' 1 it -dis N W A Off Campus james W. Eckhardt. Sarah Campbell Eekhardt, Billy Clyde Edwards, Coy foe Edwards. Erie Edwards, Mich- ael joseph Edwards, Rollie Edwards, S h a r o n A n n Edwards. Kerry Gene Egner. Iames Ray Ekart, David Wendell Elliott, Thomas Lee Elliott. Gary Everngam, Craig Lee Elms, David Wayne Elshire, Tsegaye Emmanuel. james Emmert, Ronald Em- mert, Larry Dale Endershy, Io Alice Engelking. Bill I. English, Fred Enritrht, Io Ann Christensen, jerry Gail Esch. Ioe Esch, Melvin Lee Essary, Kenneth Adrew Estes, Thomas Eubanks. Robert Ewing, Den- nis Fair, Myla Fair. William Fairchild. Mamdouh A. Fanous, Greta ehen Kirk Farmer, Lonna Farmer. Robert Allen Farmer, M. Zafrullah Farukhi, Gary Fauss, Douglas P. Fay, Eddie Raynald Feddersen. Larry Feddersen, Edward Clifton Felton, I. Fred Ferrell, Leonard Feuerhelm, Max E. Ficken, Ierry Lee Field, Rich- ard Fimple, Fred L. Fitch. Robert Austin Fleming, Terry Flowers, Clyde Folsom, Roger L, Foote, Richard Dean Ford, Thomas Forman, Kenton Loris Forshee, Andrew Fowler. Richard George Fox, Larry E. Franks, Ruby Colleen Franks, Georeta M. Frans:-n, Dustin Free. Gary Eugene Freeman, jimmy Lee Freeman, M. Gayle Freeman.. Phillip Neal Freeman, George Allen French, john French, Roger A. Fries, Robert Fugitt. Charles Fullhart, Carl Fuqua. lim I. Fuxa. Iohn Gage, Virginia Ann Gage. Raymond Gailey, Fer- nando A. Garcia, James Clark Gardner, Marilyn Gardner, Nelson Selby Gardner, Linda Garner. 477 OH Campus Pat Garner, Al A. Garrett, Richard Garrett, Iames Gar- vey, Ierri Patricia Gawl, Edward Everett Gay, Carl L. Geiger, Ronald Eugene Gel- vin. Neil Geppelt, Roy Charles Ghisolii, Wayne Gilbert, Iudy Eileen Gilchrist, Steve Gil- christ, James Patrick Gill, Sheryl Gillette, Rickey Glad- den, Linda S. Glandon, Iohn Allan Goedeken, Robert Goggin, William T. Golden, Rex Gooch, joseph lay Goodley, Bob Goshen, Sherryl Mellott. John Howard Gosser, Fred Gouker, jesse A. Grantham. Lee Graves, Ronnie Jack Griggs, I. Michael Gross. Paul H. Grundmann, Iohn Guerra. Walter Donald Gund, Charles M. Gunkel, George G. Gunn, Ravindra K. Gupta, William Bruce Guthrie, W il l ia m Hackler, S. L. Ir. Hackworth. Austin Haddox. lack Dee Hadley, Clifford Henry Halen Ir., Palmer Haf- fner, David Firey, Terry Haggard, Nomanbhai Haider, Iimmy D. Haines, Curtis Har- mon Haire. Lynda Kaye W. Haire, Richard Lee Hale, Way'ne D. Hales, Michael Wayne Haley, Iohn Hall, Kent Hall, Robert Delaine Hall, Ovan P. Hall- mark. C a r o y l n Sue Hamburger, George Clayton Hamilton, james Hamilton, Calvin Iames Hamrnack, Douglas Hammond, Iimmy Hammons, jerry Don Hancock, Pattie Iacquetta Hancock. Richard Hanschu, D a v i d Hanson, joe Howard Hanson, Iohn William Hanson, Iohn- ney Hanson, Azharul Haque. Maqsood-Ul Md Haque. Sai' ful Haque. Larry Harbour, Bill Hardin, Bill Hardin, Doyle Gene Hardy, Iohnny Harmon, Wel- don M. Harms, Sandra Har- per, Kathleen Harrington. 478 .2 ., N Q51 W 'hx 'thi' . :f. , A V H A , ! Z . U W 3 I f 'V W aiie i. 4 I as qv Y we it 2. .. L 5 -',: ' Q . 363,41-I , A A'kk' 'ig' 5 x , . wtf 1 , gg 1 A Qt, Y .Y A will .fe fk . S ix - . .-' . . 5 . . ' gk ,J X5 1 2 ii' 3, . Off Campus Iohn A. Harris. Ion Lowell Harris, Nliehael ll a r r i s. George Harrison. james Har- rison. Sandy Harrison. Cary Hart, Gary W. llart. latnes llarvell, Alan llilfl- man. Charles llatlield, Iames U. llatheoat, jill Hatter. Robert Franklin Hawkins. Larry Allen llayes. Walter Ilays. Ed L. Hazelton, Marilyn Gayle Head. Steven Louis Head. Donald Ilenry Heise, Georgia Helm. Wayne W. Helm, Richard llelmey. Al I. llemmat. Doug Ii. Henderson. Ieff Hen- derson. Dennis Hendrix, james Raymond H e n r y, Steven Lin Hensley, Gary Herrmann. Kirby L. Heftel. Cvnthia W. Hess. Cheryl Lee Ilesser, Cary lim Hihhets. Fred Hicks. William llieoek, James Karroll Hig- gins. Cary A. Hill, Cecelia 'llreeia Hill, Richard Ray llimhnrv. lfred Allen Hines, Leo Hines, Steve Iliney, Iloxx ard VVayne Hinton, Iames Hitt, Michael j. Hohhs. Path Iloelqer. Stan Hodge. Die-ky Hodges. Clay Hod- gin, Ralph Cecil Hoffman, Chester Holeomh, William Wallace Holder, Ierry Hol- lingsworth, V e r d a Esther Holm a n, Charles Arthur Holmherg. 'lierry llooli. Beverly loan Hooper. Riehard Hopkins. Larry 1. llorinek. Nuehnart Ilorniehong. Tom Horsehler. jan N. Horton. Oliver Dale l lvorton. Patil llowarcl, Robert Sant lloxxard, james llouell. john VVilliatn llron. lfdxxin F. lluher. Anita C. lluehteman. Ralph Douglas lluehteman. Glenn lltieliahee. .lim llucldle, Lonnie ll Hull. Rodney Don lluller. Iames Mt-Cain Hughes. Carl C. Ilumes. Rargette Simms Hitm- phrey. William H u n t e r. George Hurley. Off Campus Robert Randolph Hurley, James Earl Hutchens, Donald Hutcheson, John Michael Hutchison, Leroy Hyslop, Terry Irwin, Marle Dean Isaak. Md Obaidul Islam. Charles Jackson, Kurt Harlan Jackson, Mary Jackson, Moses L. Jr. Jackson, William Jack- son, John Jaeb, Charles O. James. Cynthia James. Sharon Kaye James, Thomas James, Joe Jameson, Cherri Jardot. Marilyn Jenkins, Karl Jett, Michael Jewell, Kenneth Jay Johansen. Gary Johnson, Hal Jeffrey Johnson, Jimmie D. Johnson, Tommy Aaron Johnson, John A. Michael Johnston, Brett Jones. David Jones, David Jones. Gerry Jones, Jeannette Jones, John Jones, Larry Jones, Ter- ence Omer Jones, Lynn Jor- dan, Robert C. Jordan, Elijah Rwak Kaahwa. Michael Kastl, C h a r l e s Kaupke, Gerald Keeton, Ray D. Kegahs, Joe Kellerby, Paul Kellert, Richard Earl Kemp, James Kennedy. Sheryl Gwynn Kennedy, Tony M. Kennedy, Lee Kidd, Ronny Kiehn, Barry Michael Kilfoy, Larry Kindt, Phil Kiner, Har- old Wayne King. Lila Lee King, Ted Richard King. Linda Kinkade, Fred M. Kinzer, Barbara Diane Kirby, Bart Kirehoff, Barry Kink- land. Keith F. Kisling. Max Kitch, George Hewitt Kitchen. Edward F. III Kleclca, Howard Owen Klee- man, Gerald L. Klingaman, James R. Knapp, Virginia V. Knapp, Fred Knell, James Donald Knowles, Robert Claus Krambeck, Brenda Krieg, Larry Krieg, James Guy Kromer, Earl Kuhlmann, Greg Lack, Mal- colm Laird. ad 'KGS' - . ,mwzf A1-- - V , A -Q ' H L I : . V, 6 4 t 1 'X +i? f,P gl I ., VgrAiN, . i Sys. n.....Jlrp 9 . f . . i ' l1 ., : V W ,zbz , imma Off Campus Nl a ry Elizabeth lamhvrt. Nant-5' Lambert. Richard lf. La in p tx Dorothy lilainu Landsrnan, joe David Laney. VVilliam Paul Lang. David Langston, C,l1I'lSIlIl4' C.. l.anw. Diana lu- l.athc'm, Ciltcatcr lf. Latham, David Lvgrand, Pa- tricia Kay Laughlin. David Glen laillglirey. Nlaxxxt-ll l.a-fi. Somt-hai Learthannaphony. Ray mond Rohvrt l.t'n-lair. jim l.. l,c-1-, Rohvrt lu. lmisgli. janic-4' l,CINOl15. Cary l.t'n- hart, l.arrv Nohln' l.cnhat:. Richard Leonhardt. lfri-tl l.. l,vvall0j'. Gail l.t-xingk, jamcs R. D. Levxim. l.z-on Fllv worth Lvvvis. Phil l.inn0A mann. Karen Linvillv, Mich- ael Leroy Lippcrd. Bt-rnj. List, Norman Robert Lively. Daniel R. Livengood. Billy D. l.oar. Sara Suv Loaf. Alan Nval Loeililer. licnm-ili l.oQs,t'l1. judith VVills Longv- don, Thomas VV. Longndon. Ste-phi-n j. Loguv. janitt' Snow Lohmann. Brut-tl l.-thas. jack l.olliN. Terry London. David Allan Long, Dorn ard l.ong. Clary Long, Godlrey C. Loper, Mike' D. Lorenz. Ray l,osornio, Nlitthacl I.t-tl Loudcnalager, Steve Nl. Love- joy, David VVaynt' l,owv. Michael Lee Lovvranuu, javlv David Lucy, james Lukehart. David l.vnn. Alan N. Maddox. Graham Dalv Madison. Rchucczt Ann Magcv. Floyd Patrit-lv Ma- Cluirt-. Nlartha Sue- Maison. Harold lf. Mantmvn. linda Chvrvl Nlanning, Xlarx in Marquardt. Ronald Paul Marriott. larry Don Nlarriott, johnnit- Mara shall. Mark Marston. Danivl Nlartin, Donna Kay Nlartin. Nlarlvnt' Reid Martin. 'livd Il. Marlin. David lf. Nlarx. jimmir Nlzusc-y, Martin Nlatlivxxx. l.. julilrvy Nlattern. l.arr5 Ott lVla3lwrry. Bobby Nlaynard. john li. lvltu-Xdanis. Clary Pep- pvr Mt-Clallon. Off Campus juarlita Marie Hadley Me- Callon, Garry Nathan Me- Cauley, Lyle Lee, jr. MeChes- ney. L. j. MeCray, Mike S. McCue. Sue MeCullar. Louis MeDanielS. Cliff Ramsey Me- Donald. john Terral McDonald. Larry McDonald, Gary E. Mc- Dowell, Lewis McElroy, Pa- tricia McElroy. Ivan james McFarland. Nan McGee. Michael Mc-Grew. Frank Mt-Guire, john E. Me- Cuire. Terry Mellvain, Kent Allen Melnnis, Marilee Me- Innis, john R. Melntosh. Morris Lynn Mc-Kill. Ben Me- Kinley. Richard Lewis Meliinley, Rita jane Mc-Kinley, Bob Doyle McLaughlin, Dale Richard McLaughlin, Kenneth W. Me- Leod, Sarah McLeod, jeff David McMaster. Michael S. MeNatt. john Mc-Nitt, Lawrence Mt-- Togue. Virgil Edwin Me- Williams, Libby Medlin. Larry Allan Meeks, Harold Meier. j. R. Meinders. Donald RayMelton. Paul Frank Melton, Toni Lynn Melton, Keith Menees. Terry Mercer, Gerald Meth- eny, Robert Metzger. Patil Avon Meyers, Michael Edward Michael. Daniel james Miekish, George Hihos, Eddy juan Milanes, Andy T. Miller, Dennis Miller, Dennis Maek Miller, Donald Gene Miller. Marshall F. Miller. Ronald Lee Mills, john A. Milner, Carrie Mitchell, Don- ald Mitehcll, Donna McGee Mitchell, Frank Taylor, R. Dahl Mitchell. Robert F. Mitten. Ronald Mixon. VVali Mm- hamed. Art Moniper. jamea Doyle Monahan. Sarnmy li. Moore. VVilliam R. Moore. janis Rae Moreland. Dale Morgan. Larry Gene Morgan. Lynn L. Morgan. Sherry Morgan. Shir- ley Morgan, Vaden VV'infred Morgan. A. Morris. Gary C. Morris, johnnie Eduard jr. Morrison. 482 5 '54 1. .w 6 in M V Q I, if f W n. AV 1 QHIE b i. . 2 1. . Lg V i Q A ., or . W .E ff wr .4 I . we 1 , W 2 , Q ,fi , i 5 ' my , L .fa .. ' l 2 ll ,Qld n X Q w ..,-1 Q af f' ! EI' f - ' . 5 .jtjzg , r . ,... ww -'tan ,W B0 V, 1 3 . A lg., .X an wt Q' ' V- r L K 1 L L 1 33 t Y 3 -all 1 . x R ..:v: i , V Q . M. , D In . ' Ry i in-fr its Sm . gi at .gm J.. 1 1 In A ,g k K Q 43- bqxk.. if inf. . lol , ,A', H E' film- Q 6 fu , S I .. . . W X M 1 - . ..f f . L AL! . Q A ii A ASIV ' i ii E i , . , rf, 'mf' N x,,.,. V. yi A fx 'Fi bg 6 U 14 xg . -rx -Y' 'W . 'fy' R 7 Q21- if if li ,Jw 1 iv f Al M' A wad? .5 , f ' ..- , X .1 OH Campus Mir-ah l.. Morrow. Bijan Mo1'shvdixadc-h, Paul Moiwr. james Randolph Mmlc-5, Arlis Molloy, .lanivs W. Mum-llvr, Saltar' Mulla Ahdux, Paul Mullen. Randall Mullinax, Ciharlcs joaeph Mundia, Marxhall Paul Mungle. Carl 1. Murphy, james Ray Murphy, 'I'livrwa Murphy. .loc 'lf Murray. jimmy I.. Nlycrs. Richard llvnry Nash Ill, l,awrefm'0 Navin. Richard Neel. David Nvcly, Dan Nel- son, Kenneth Ci. Nom-ns, Myrna Smith Nvxx, jan Rcih Newhnrn, Boyd Carl Nvxxhg, liohhy Nmwornh. Marvin Ncwlin. Barbara NL-xxport. Sic-W Nc-xv ron. Vandcll R. Noxwillc. Samuel Y. Ng. Dennis Nichols. Michael Nichols. Daxid Dalm- Niclccrson. Cfaroyln Ann Nia'-Q hrneggv, Kcnrivtll Nim-hrucggc. Fred Wrri. Nims. Ianlvs Nivi- son. Larry Nolc-n. loc- Paw Norris. jerry VVaync Nnrsxxorlliy, Tommy G. Norton. Lonnie- Hsnry Nusz. liugenc- O'Neal. Michael U'Nivl, Edward Robert Or-lschlaogor. Bert Cf. Okoye. Dan Oldham. Ron V. Oricchio, Ross Alan Oricchio. Kennvih Darrell Orr, Carl Wzlwnc Orrick, judith Lynn Oshornv, Owen D. Oshornv. Kon English Oshel. Damond 1.1-v Osivrhus. jerry Lee fill. lvllrr-5 lfrir Overland. Eldon Ou-rstrvvt. Charles Rohvrr Oxwris. larry Owalcy. janyvv Akard Paw. Dall- Page: Rajcndvr Pam- pati. Roy lm' lllllllhlll, :Xnna Parlwr, larnvs 'lf Parks, Shir- lvy Parks, ,lll1Ulll2l5 llaslor, Don Sainc Pala-, Nanvy Blum Paw. Cfarl llalriula. Mary .-Xnn llairirk. llarold Dah- Paitvrxori. jon Ifiivh Pai- tcrson. 'llvvry lluauli. john Penningion, livlha Pvnriing- ton. lvrri llwrry. Philip XV. Ps-rrp. 483 Off Campus Timothy P e r r y, Donald Peters, Robert Soott Petty, Glen, A. Phariss, Tom E. Phelps, Lee Phillips, Wyatt Phane Phillips, Kel Pickens. Linda Pickering, Marion Chuck Pickering, A l h e r t a Pierce, Wiley Pinkston, Paul Bradie Pipes, Clilllton Pipkin, Leon Plummer, Patricia Pohl. Bill M. Polson, Linda Lou Poison, Alfred Arnold, Pon! tesso, Stephen Pontesso, Car- roll C. Porter, Charles Port- wood, Donald Lee Poteet. Ianie I.eForee Poteet. Robert William Poteet, Charles Swinford Powell. Paul L. Powell, Sharon Ann Powell, Guy Power, David Allen Powers, Ventrapragada P. A. Prasad, Steve Prater. jack L. Pressnall, Iohn Allen Preston, Danny Pribble, Roger V. Price, Sharon Price, Nor- man Wayne Priest, Kenneth A. Progar, David Puckett. Ronald Ioe Purvianee, Rich- ard Quaid, Md. Abul Quasem, Phillip Queen, Gerald Lee Quigley, Christopher Quinn, Daniel F. Rackley, Walted Fouad Rahhal. james Bruce Ralston, james Lee Ramsey, Ann Randolph, Roger Dane Randolph. Ronald Lee Raper, Glenn Rawdon, Iohn Ray, Linda Reames. Terry Reames, Richard Alton Rebouehe, Lloyd Dan Reece. Ronny Reed, Carl Reeder, Thomas Reeder, Donna Kay Reese, john F. Reese. Tony Reese, Peggy A. Loveless Reeves, Iohn O. Regnier, Retha Regnier, Erie Rein- hard, Paula Reinhard, Walter V. Reinhart, F. Remington. Iohn Lee Remington, Iohn Bennit Renfro, William Ren- ner, Curtis Ray Reynolds, Danny lack Reynolds, Edward Reynolds, Lynda Reynolds. Harold Glenn Rhoades. Off Campus Tina B. Rhoades, Paul Rhodes, Tom G. Rice, Mal- colm E. Richards, Willie Coston Richards, Dan Edward Richardson, Recessa Richard- son, Ken E. Riddle. Sandra Ridgeway, Walter Louis Rieck, Luis A. Riera F., Gerald H. Riffe, Charles Robert Rigby, William Carl Riley, john Risk, David Louis Risner. Sharon Ritthaler, Pamela Kay R o b b i n s, Bobby Warren Roberson, Charlie Roberts, Donald Roberts, Samuel Rob- erts, Karen Robertson, Mike May. Howard Robinson, j. Robin- son, james Robinson, joe Robinson, Robert Robinson, William Carl Rock, john Allen Roe, Gary Wade Rogers. jo Ann Rogers, Leonard j. C. Rogers, Marvin Lee Rogers, Richard Paul Rogers, Billy Stark, Russell Rogers, William Phillip R o g e r s, Douglas Rohde. Karen Gayle Rohde, Richard Root, Vernon E. Rosamond, Linda K. Rose, Leonard Stephen Rosenblatt, Rex Ross, Terry Rouk, Danny Rowell. james S. Ruster, Merrilyn Rutledge, Ben L. Rutz, Doug- las Martin Ryan, Faisal Saab, Darrell Lynn Sadler, jimmy Salter, Quhar Abdul Samin. Roger Lynn Sample, Sharon Sample, jimmy Sattcrlee, Kay Savage, Paul j. Scanlon, Lynn Neal Schmidt, Ronald E. Schmidt, Richard Lee Schoen. Leo Sc-hone, Cynthia Schroe- der, joyce Helen Schroeder, Lee Charles Schulien, john Scott, jimmy Arnold Sellers, Charles Rowan Settles, Robert Settles. john King Sexton. Larry Shanks, james Morley Shaw, I.. Shaw, Larry Keith Shaw, Peggy Shaw, Richard V. Shaxxley, Kenneth Shelby. 485 GH Campus David Shell, Joe R. Sherle, Craig Lee Shermer, Linda Bradshaw Sherrill, Ward Lee Sherrill, Charles Romano, jimmie Leroy Shipman. Glenda Lea Shirley. Kenneth Shirley, Mart-ia Short, W a rren Perry H Shreve, David Shrolf, Don C. Shrofl, Tom Henry Shroyer. Raymond I. Sidwell, Kenny Silford. William Stephen Simari. Bruce Allen Simmons, jose Simon, Pedro Simon, Donna Kay Simonson, Iohn Simpson, Stephen Sims, Richard Sinor, Roger Franklin Skaggs, john K. Skeeles, Howard Slaekman. Knox Slagle, Billy Gene Sloat, Brian Lee Smith, Charles Smith, Chris Edward Smith. David Smith, David Smith. Gerald Smith, james Smith. jeanie Smith, jerry Smith, Lawrence Wright S m i t h. Mike George Smith. Robert Smith, Shela Smith, Sherry Lee Smith, Steven Lan Smith, Timothy F. Smith, Iohn Snider, Eldon Sodowsky, Ianet Sodowsky. Matthew C. Sooter, Thomas Allen Sosbee, Ion Southerland, Dennis D. Souza, Iennifer Spears, Richard Duane Spees, Stephen Sprehe, Woodard Springstube. Richard Staerkel, joe Staf- ford, Gary Staiger, Dennis Stanley, james Edwin Stan- ton, Michael Starks, Susan Marie Staudt, Michael Steckel. Richard M. Stedman, Charles Marshall S t e e d s, Danny Stelanoff, Mike Eugene Steph- ens, Iames Stewart, Carol Stone, Nancy Karen Storts. Enos Stover. Alvin Streeker, Steven Streieh, Renton Vernon Strieklin, Marshall Randall Stright, Stephen Strong, D o u g l a s Robert Studwell, Judith Kay Sullens, Kenneth Ray Sulli- van. 486 'f-au' K vw Qi if in W B t H 'ff it T iftrlia-wi 2525 r Wav 5 355552 1 wr as Gt '00 , ' 'W' ww' . ' if .v-0-4 .1 . is Sirgiff . 0 , M fi Off Campus l.i-Teh Sun. Kunlayanee Suri- yarungai. Tom Sutherlin. Phillip Sutton, Dee Sweeney. Donald ll. Svvith, Hal Swin- hart. Phillip Sykora. jerry Vv'. Sylvester, Mary Anne Tahdili, VValter W. Tahor, Glenn Taggart. Rod- ger Talhot, Lyndon H. Tate. Roger Tate, Praehya Tavedih lilll. Carol Lynn Taylor, Dean Taylor. Gary Lee Taylor, james Gary Taylor, john Clillord Taylor, Lawrence David Taylor, Raymond Teel, Yeshewa-Dar Telerra. Richard Telowicz. Phillip Wayne Terry, Kenny Thet- lord. Pat Alan Thomas. Patri- eia Thomas, William Thoma- son. Dorothy Thoinpaon. Larry Thompson. Nl. Duaine Thompson. Iohn Brut-e Tiger, Madeline Tim- mons. Vliehael Timtnons. john G. Tittle, Sharon Sue Tittle, Nanny Toal. Ron .l. VCU T. Gary Tripp, Larry Tripn. Walter Trizna. l.loyd Eugene Trogdon. Cynthia Trussel. jerry Tueker, Darrell Ioe Turner, Michael Turner. Barhara lane Tyler, Iohn Tyteniez Ir., Ioel Brett Ilriee, Sharon Kay Uzzell, Steven Richard Uzzell, I. Darrell Van Brunt, Iohn William Van Curen. Daphne Van Zandt. lay Vant-e. Terry Vantuyl. Dennis Vernon. Iames Allen Voigh, David Wade. Alton ll. Wagnon, Darrell VVakle5. Vit-ki Walden. Vicki L. VVallQer. Terry VVall, Gary Glenn Wallis, lflherr Dwayne VValls. Robert Greg- ory VValton. Roy Anthony VValtrip, Bohhy lot' VV:trd. jerry l.5 nn Vx'ard. Lee Roy Ward. Richard VVard, Nlit-hael Dean Vw'arn- ev. Vlaurine M. VVarren. Ralph Lynn VVarren, Ylilxe I VV:tNs. lxft'hat'd Waterlnll. 487 GH Campus Andrew Watson, Michael Lynn Watson, Kenneth W. Vylaugh, Gary Way, Walter Edward Weatherford, Carolyn VVeaver, David Weaver. fvliehael Douglas Webber, Glenda Webster. james Weh- muller, Dan Weinland, john NN'eisner. Alton West, Gary Norman VVest. john West. Larry Whaling, Fredda E. Whalon, Larry Wheatley. Don G o r d o n VU h e e l e r. Edward Dean Wheeler, Kent Wheeler. Terry Wheeler. Phillip David W h i t e, Steven Thomas VVhite. William White. Mich- ael Whitley, C. julane Whit- vmrth, Eddie Lee Whitworth. Bobby Whorton, Ronald VVi,qinton, Donna VVilher, Howard Wiles, Larry Eugene Wilkey, james Robert Willi- ams, janice R. Williams. 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K - , , ww N, .Q I ff: ,if il ' Y' , FEE, ' li A 'ln X sf lu-fm ,, , M' N, .WMFN gf ' H, X x . 4 .- Slale Bond Issue Voled for Educalional Expansion DIANE JEAN A'DELL, Tulsa, Educalion, SEA, WRA,, AAU, PAUL E. ABBOTT, Oklahoma Cily, Agricullure, Geology Club: LARRY D. ABERNATHY, Allus, Agri- cullure, Farmhouse Fralerniiy, AZ, Sanborn Enfornol- ogy Club, ALVIN RAY ADAMS, Wellslon, Business, DANIEL RODNEY ADAMS, W, Townsend, Mass., Agricullure, AZ. Block 81 Bridle, LARRY TRAWICK, Siillwaler, Business. NIZAM UDDIN AHMAD, Dacca, Pakislan, Engineer- ing, IEEE, Pakislan Sludenls Associaliong OLAYEMI JACOB AINA, Kwara, Nigeria, Agriculiure, Alrican Sludenls' Associaiion, Soccer Club, Eniomology Club, LINDA JO ALBERTY, Locus? Grove, ABS: ELDON EDDIE ALBRIGHT, Balko, A8iS, NANCY RUTH ALBRITTON, Sfillwaier, ABS, Morfar Board, I-AI, KAH, Town Women's Associalion, CHAD HUNTER ALEXANDER, Tulsa, Business, KE. JOANNE ALEXANDER, Chandler, l-lome EC. Angel Flighl, Ol-IEA-AHEA, SEA, Orange Ouill, Sfudenl Serafe, ON, Home Ec. Chapler, Orange Z9 Black Ouill, WTO, HEED, Wenl Z Exec. Courcilf MAD- ALYN KAY ALEXANDER, Oklahoma Ciiy. ABS, -329, Airo-American Sociely, OTTO DEAN ALEX- ANDER, Wellslon, Agricullure, SHEILA MAE AL- EXANDER, Shllwaler, Education, ABA, YD, SEA. AWS, Kerr-Drummond Council: BARBARA LOUISE ALLEN, Billings, I-lorne Ec., OHEA, SEA, Willard House Council: CRAIG DOUGLAS AMES, Oklaho- ma Cily, ABS, ATA. ANDREA JO ANDERSON, MidwesT Cily, Educaiion, A-33, HAH, SEA, I'-5, ZTA7 DEBRA ANN ANDER- SON, Slillwaler Business: JAMES L. ANDERSON, Allus, ABS, Inlercollegiaie Knighls, EN, KAREN SUE ANDERSON, I-Ieavener, ABS, YD, STEP, AX9, VERNON R. ANDERSON, Slillwaler, Business' CAR- OL JOYCE ANDREWS, Poleau, Business, KAI-I UP. JAMES WILLIAM ANDREWS, Slillwaler, Business, IX, TRACY E. ARMAND, Tulsa, Home Ec., BLAINE C. ARMSTRONG, Blackwell, Engineering, DALE EU- GENE ARNOLD, York, Pa., Engineering, FLO ARN- OLD, Wallers, Business, Drummond Eloor Presiclenl. Counselor, TROY ASHBY, Boswell, Agiiculfure. Block 81 Bridle, Ag. Council, DEBORAH J. ASHENHURST, Garland, Tex. ABS. AXSZ' DALE EUGENE ATHERTON, Waukomis Bus- iness, Cheerleader, O'Slalers, MKT, UP, YD, IFC. -ATA, JAMES BURR ATON, Miarni, Engineering, ASME, Treasurer Wesley Foundalion, CYNTHIA J, AXE, Barllesville, Educalion, Orange 81 Black Ouill KAH, YD, KKT, GARY L. BADGETT, Tulsa, Engi- neering, REZA GHOLY BADII, Slillwaler, Engineer- ing, ASCE. BETTY JO BAER, Muskogee, Home Ec., ERCD, Home Ec. Club, Wenlz I-louse Council, LARRY DAVID BAGZIS, Commerce, Engineering, ET, AICI-IE, ACE, 'i'TK, QXEQ LARRY D. BAHLER, Tulsa, Engineering, HKA, AIIE, Varsiiy Rifle Team, A111523 BETTY JEAN BAKER, Wilburlon, Educalion, Bapfisl Siudenl Union, CHARLES MARK BAKER, Kingiisher, Engineering, QAK, IIKN, mm, ET, -13112, IEEE, Who's Who in American Colleges in American Colleges and Univ. Triangle, JOYCE KAY BAKER, Tulsa, Educafion. O'SlaTer, SEA. KAREN D. BAKER, Houslon, Tex., Educaiion, WIL- LIAM JAMES BAKER, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, AKA: LOELA SUE BALCOM, Okrnulkee, ABS, TB-5, F-AI. Marching Band, Concerl Band. Rodeo Club, JIMMIE U. BALDWIN, Slillwaler. Vel. Med.. QT-2, Sludenl Senale, AVMAZ JOHN ALBERT BALL, AGRA Agri- culiure, AZ, Block 81 Bridle, Agricullure Advisory Board, Farmhouse: RON E. BALL, Hobart Agricul- lure, AZ, Arnold Air Sociely, Foreslry Club. ENETH R. BANKS, Sfillwaler, Business, RAW: L. GENE BANKS, Slillwaler, ABS, Geographv Club: RAYMOND D. BANNING, Springfield Mo., Agrgi FRANK ALAN BARBER, Barflesville, ABS, AES., EEJE, 'DHS lnlercollegiale Knighis, 'lfAT, Scabbard Xi Blade, MRI-IA, Execurive Council, Judicial Board, UP, V. DAVIDA BARKLEY, McCurlain Business, KAIT4 THELMA NORENE BARNES, Tulsa, Home EC., Orange Ouill, Orange Xi Black Ouill, ON, KA-H. TOMMY JOE BARNES, Altus. ABS. Geology Club, Geograohy Club: TROYA BARNES. Stillwater, Bus- iness: JOAN T. BARRICK, Stillwater Educatiwi ALETA MARIE BARTH, Buttalo, Home Ec.. Home Ec. Club, CTM Club. Orange 81 Black Ouill, 'VT07 AL- LEN RAY BATES, Nowata, ABS, BARRY DAN BATES, Carney, l-tome Ec., ROTC, Pershing Ritles. ELVIN RALPH BATES, Alya, Agriculture, Block Xi Bridle Club, JOHN WILLIAM BAUM, Kaw City, Engineering IIT-Y, -XX: WAYNE MICHAEL BAUM- GART, Park Ridge, Ill., Education' JON H. BAY- OUTH, Tulsa, Business, l'I'I'i7 RALPH HENRY BAZ- HAW, Stillwater, Engineering, IEEE: GARY EUGENE BEADLES, Clinton, Agriculture, Agronomy Club. Southwestern Executive Sales Club, AZ,AT'P, JOHN D. BEAL, Stillwater, Vet. Med., AVMA QT-E, AZg ELLISON JON BEASLEY, Perry Education, YD, Wrestlinq, PEMM Club' .xXAf ROBERT JOEL BEAVERS, Waurika, Agriculture Block Sf Bridle? RONALD DEAN BEBEE, Norman Engineering, XT, XA: PAUL BEEBE, Okmulgee Business Campus Chest Bridge Club, Student Council, SEIT: MARTIN JON BEEMAN, Mountaintoo, Pa. Home Ec. BONNIE JEAN BEERS, Oklahoma City, Home Ec., Home EC. Education Club, SEA, AE-57 GARY RAY BELAIR, Blackwell, Business: GLORIA FAYE BELAIR, Newkirk, Business? RICHARD BRYAN BELCHER, Meeker, Agricultureg JANET ANN BELEW, Eldo- rado, Kan.. Education, K5-Tl, Education Student Council, SEA: MARGARET LEE BENBROOK, Wood- ward, ABS, Redskin Editor, Mortar Board, Who's Who, 'FAU Angel Flight, AAA, Orange Xi Black Ouill, AFP Sweetheart, XQ, RICHARD M. BENCE, Stillwater, Business AT, AL- ICE ANN BENEDICT, Adarnson, Education SEAg JOHN J. BENKERT, Monroe, Wis,, Education Fire Prevention Society, TIE. 'I'TTEf BARBARA LYNNE BENNETT, Tulsa, ABS, TTD, KAII, HBQW7 CAROL SUE BENNETT, Lubbock, Tex.. Education, AWS Leg- islative Board, SUAB Secretary Deans Honor Roll UP Secretary, Drummond President, YD, AE-3: CLINTON L. BENNETT, Southwest City, Mo., ABS. KEITH LOVERN BENNETT, Sand Springs, Engineer- ing: LINDA MAE BENNETT, Tulsa Business, MKT. Marching Band, Concert Band: SUSAN BERG- SCHNEIDER, Chickasha, ABS, Army Blades, CTM Club HI-SKIP, DIANE CAROL BERKMAN, Oklahoma City, Education, CEC, SEA, HELEN JOAN BERN- HARDT, Jenks, Home Ec., AAU, Home ec. Chapter- President, I-lorne EC. Student Council. SEA, AWS Legislative Board, Dean's I-tonor Roll, State Sec, ot Oklahoma Home Ec, Assoc.t JAN BERRY, Pawnee, ABS, Daily O'Collegian Assoc. Editor, l I-VI' Presi- dent, Whois Who, KU. SUSAN A. BERTCH, Oklahoma City, Education, Wentz I-lall Judicial Board, SUAB, Teachers ot Eng- lish: JOHN K. BEST, Oklahoma City, Engineering, AIIE, Engineering Toastmasters Club, OSE Statl: BERYLE: THAYER BIERBOWER, Stillwater ABS, CAROL LYNN BIGGS, Oklahoma City, Education, SEA, SUAB, Young Democrats: MARY LYNN BIGGS, Oklahoma City, Education SUAB, SEA. YD: RODNEY DWIGHT BILLINGS, Enid, Business, AT. The Wal pus Seniors library mall became 21 uonipetitiw la-run track as students crossed Cam- cluring the IO minute class change 3 OSU College Bowl Team Appeared on Nalional TV RICHARD DON BILLINGSLEY, Slillwarer, A8fSZ SIDNEY THORNTON, III BILLINGSLEY, Lawlon, ASIS, Scabbard 81 Blade: CHARLES EDWIN BIRK- HEAD, Shawnee, Educalion: CHARLES EDWARD BISCOE, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, AEA, 'P-AM, KAW? DOUGLAS WAYNE BISHOP, Mohawk, N.Y., Home Ec., I-Iolel X1 Resrauranf Sociely, Asrronomy Club: LINDA JEAN BISHOP, Chandler, Business. BA'l'. SHARON J. BISHOP, Oklahoma Ciry, Home Ec. Home Ec, Ed. Club, ON, WTO, Orange Quill, Orange 81 Black Ouill: MARGARET ANN BIVENS, Tulsa, Ed- ucarion AWS, EAH, YR, O'Sialers, AAII- RICH- ARD C. BLACK, Slillwaler, ASIS, Wesley Founda- IIOITT JODY BLACKBIRD, McAlesler, Educalion, Army' Blades, SEA: CHARLES WILLIAM BLACK- FORD, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, AIIE, Oklahoma Slale Engineer Slcillf STEVEN D. BLACKLEDGE, Fairview, Business. JANET MARIE BLAIZE, Tulsa, AXIS, Angel Elighl, SEA, AWS Legislalive Board, Lillie Sislers ol Miner- va Orange Quill, Orange 81 Black Quill, KA6, BARBARA A. BLAKE, H.O. USAREUR A.P.O., N.Y.. A8151 ALBERT BATIE BLANTON, Shelby, N.C., Ver. MSCI.. AVMA, SITE? JAMES N. JR. BLAZER, Tulsa, AXIS, Presidenr Junior Inieriralerniiy Council, Chair- man Inlerlrarernily Council Judicial Board, Secreiar-,1 lnlerlralerniiy Council, Presidenr EWR, Chairman Spring Sing! MARY BETH BLEDSOE, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, SEA, Educalion Sludenr Council, EAH, KA9: JEANNENE BLEVINS, Sayre, AXIS, EAI. MICHAEL JAY BLEVINS, Dallas, Tex., Engineering, AIIE Presidenr, AUM, Oklahoma Slale Engineerg MICHAEL W. BLEVINS, Sweelwarer, Agriculfure, EM, Aggie X: STEPHEN RAY BLEVINS, Vinila, Bus- iness KKW, Arnold Air Socieiy, Marching Band, Orchesrraq HARRY RICHARD BLOCK, Hobarl, Edu- carion, SMT: LOUIS EDWARD BOECKMAN, Okeene, Agriculrure, Agronomy Club, LINDA KAY BOGERT, Sand Springs, Educalion. RICHARD STON BOGGS, Srillwaler, AXIS, KVRO, YR: PHYLLIS JEAN BOILES, Duncan, A8157 MIKE DOUGLAS BOLICK, Slillwaler, Engineering, ET, IIKN, Engineering Sludenl' Council, IEEE, Engineer- ing Club, EWR: RUTH IRENE BOLLINGER, Norlh- umberland, Pa.. Educalion, SEA: JON R. BOND, Ok- lahoma Cily, ABS, UP Presidenl, Greer Soulhwesl Region USNSA, Parliamenlarian To lhe Srudenl Sen- alre, AX: HAROLD MICHAEL BONE, Temple Agri- cullure, Aggie-X. JIM F. BONHAM, Cordell, Ver, Med.. AVMA, QTEi GEORGE L. BOSSMAN, Chickasha, Engineering: RONALD LENN BOSTIAN, Perkins, Agricullureg PHILIP RAYMOND BOSTICK, Marshall, Educaiion, SEA. Geography Club, STEP, YD: REX LEE BOWEN, Cushing, Engineering, AICHE, Sword Xe Mask: JAMES MADISON BOWER, Sapulpa, Agriculiure, Collegiale EEA. CAROL ANN BOWMAN, Oklahoma Cily, Educa- iion, ACE, SEA, YR, X523 DIANNE C, BOXBERGER, Lawron, Home Ec., Home Ec. Club, CTM, BETSY BOYLE, Enid, Educaiion, SEA, IIIKT, SUAB, KAI DELMER N. BOYLES, Tulsa, ASS, Glee Club, ODK, Sludenr Senale, UP, MRI-IA Execulive Council? RICHARD M. BRACHER, Enid, Business, AXA, RALPH HUGHES BRADEN, Miami, ASS. JAMES N. BRADLEY, Slillwalrer, Educaiionp JAMES R. BRADLEY, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec., I-lolel 8: Resrauranl Socielyg JUDITH ANN BRADLEY, Cush- ing, AXIS: MIKE F. BRADY, Tulsa, Educalion, TA, YD: PAM BRAKEFIELD, Yukon, Home Ecq HUGH DAVID BRAMBLE, Slillwarer, Engineering, CAROL JANE BRAZIL, Senlinel, Educalion, K-ATI Presidenr, People lo People, Orange 81 Black Ouill, SEA, Associaiion ol Childhood Educalion, Baplisr Srudenl Union: JOHN RICHARD BRAZIL, Holoarr, AXIS, 'PII-f, A-EX, Arnold Air Socielyp BRADFORD EARL BREEDEN, Tulsa, Business. RAW: ROBERT AL- LAN BREEDLOVE, Slillwarer, ASIS, OAK, AEA, EAX, 'I'IIl, 'I'-AM, Daily O'CoIlegian Slali, YD, ICP, Carn- cus Chesl, E'I'I'i7 MICHAEL D. BRENDLER, Ramsey N. J., Business Campus Chesl Coordinaror, SUAB, College Bowl, fI'lIE, Presidenris Council: MARY LOU BREON, Miami, AXIS, Lasso's 84 Larial's, AXQ. JUNE MARY BRETSCHNEIDER, Duncar, Educafion Navioalors Baplisr Sludenr Union, DANA DIANNE BRIAN, Okrnulqee. ABS, Orange Quill, Orarzoe B1 Black Ouill, WRHA, ACS, ABS Honors Pioorams: THOMAS ANDREW BRIDWELL, Barllesville, Busi- ness A-ill SAM, ATU' JOHN JOSEPH BROGAN, Keyslonc-, Nebr. Aglriculluro, Block Br Bridle fI'.Al-57 CHARLES N. BRONAUGH, Sflllwaler Businessj CARROLL WAINE BROOKS, Allus Busircfss 'MI-E, Soulhwoslerr Ekeculive Sales Club. CHARLES ROSS BROOKS, Erick Busiress A'T'Q' PATRICK A, BROOKS, Chickasha, Business, MKT IEC, ACACIA, ALAN BRUCE BROWN, Blue Bell, Pa., Horne Ec., I-lolel Bi Reslaurfml Socif-ty Piesidenlg JERRY DEAN BROWN, Buckner, Mo., Home EC,, Mer! Oli-Q Clulo, I-lofel B1 R9SlflL,lVrllll Sociely, AKA, LIAHONA7 MARGARET E. BROWN, Clinlon, ABS' MARY JULIA BROWN, Ponca City ABS Morlar Board. Spanish C'ub-Rresidenl, Orange Quill Orange B Black Ouill lrlsrrralional Courcil, If-X. RICHARD A. BROWN, Cromwell, ABS, Elylr-gg Ag- gies, fl'I'I'1: ROBERT MICHAEL BROWN, Hugo, ABS: STEVEN MARTIN BROWN, Oklahoma Cilv. Business. :Ni THOMAS EDWARD BROWN, Okla- homa Cily, Business IN-fi, EM, YD, UP7 THOMAS H. BROWN, Morris, ABS Arnold Air Sociely, Chrls- riar- Science Oroanizalion: BETSY BROWNFIELD, Tulsa, ABS, French Club. GERALD TNA. BROWNING, Tulsa, Busiress, -XT' CATHARINE DAVIS BROWNLEY, Decalur, Ga., Business, MRT, BT: Business Sludeni Council SUAB, KU' JAMES J, BRUEGGEN, Okarche, Agri- cullure, Ariqie X Club, 'I'Kl'l7 JOHN RUSSELL BRUMMETT, Tulsa, Business, SAM, EM? ROBERT DUANE BRYANT, Tulsa, ABS, ROTC OIlicer's Club. AT' JELINDA KAYE BUCHOLZ, Covinqlon, Home EC., SUAB O-Slarers Brurnley Treasurer. JOHN RAYMOND BUCKSON, Racine, Wls, Home Ec.. Hoiel Bi Re-slauranl Sociely Corres, Sec.: ROB- ERT WILSON BUFFINGTON, Richardson, Tex. En- oineerino, 'I'II-E SAME, ASCE, Scabbard 81 Blade ST, XE, A'I'52, Cordell Hall Presldenl, A. RANEl.L BULES, Enid, Home Ec., Horne Ec. Club, CTM Clukw KAW: BETTY JO BULLARD, Elk Cily, Educalion. AWS Presidenl WRHA Vice President, SEA, KAN. Morlar Board, Keyboard Commission: RAY E. BURD, Okrriulqee, Vel, Med., AVMA, AW, JON M. BURGE, Moore Agricullure. TOM BURGER, Pauls Vallew Business YD INS, SUAB, AT- RICHARD H. BURKETT, Marznolia, O. Home EC., l-lolel Bi Reslauranl Socielyg GARY WAYNE BURNELL, Tulsa Business, ll-KK, BI'-Y Presif denr, RAW, 'I'II-E, -X-EH, Scabbard 81 Blade' WIL- LIAM CLAIR BURNETT, Okmulqee, AXIS, AEA Presi. den? Blue Key, MKT, AN, ACACIA Presidenl? SARA L. BURNS, Oklahoma Clly, ABS, SEA, YD: JAMES L. BURRIS, Broken Arrow, Educalion March- irg Band, BTI, SEA KVRO, Concerl' Band, YD. RICHARD OWEN BURROUGHS, Auslin Mirn. ABS: FRANK DANIEL BUTLER, Tulsa, ABS. EM, YD, lK, Sluderl Lobby AT: THOMAS FRED BUTLER, Perrylon, Tex., Aoricul'ure Bflllq ARLENE MARY BUTT, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, SEA O'Slalers CEC, YR, AWS, AE-37 JOYCE ANN BUZZARD Grove Business' PATRICIA ANN BYLER Oklahoma Cirv ABS. Morlar Board Ar el Eliohl Presidenls lCourcil IX U'- J V' 1 ' If s 55, A KI if limb Q- , s W young rushee luuncl the rule lurlnd dim' iulkinu to males zi litllm- lnurrlc-msn ring osii Formal Rush. Newsmen Salisbury ,nrgsf , :, , 5435 , Y 6 - 3, , I T52 A .i T J' , l 4: . , mn Q .ug- ef -. - . , W 1 .vf ,lk :vff.2, ., L. I s 'S I 'N . .M , A,, ,,, and Schoenbrun Spoke Here s 4... 2 -0- ,S 1 if ,s i Vee. , e'-' Q' en' . . .. ,,. if Q ' A 'T 'V A e' M' e I I e ef J R.. T. A M K' fa ,- IX. will I .- we , is- . 'bl j W' 1 . ,- J 's,.- ,. . J iff- :II i , - W' I , ' Q . 5 k',E 3.3, N' IM e e J 496 KENNETH L. BYRD, Fr, Towson Ver. Med. QT: AVMA YR Lassois 81 Larriars QT-2' WILLIAM FRANK CADLE, Lamor' AES' MICHAEL ROY CAGLE, Pawnee, Educarion' JAMES FRANCIS CAIN JR., McAIes+er Enqineerinig. HKS YD' JAMES MALCOLM CALDWELL, Pirrsburgri Pe. Engineering, AIA: MARY LINDA CALLAHAN, T..- sa. Educarion, YD KKV. CHARLES K. CAMBERN, Bearer Ergineeringf RON- ALD DALE CAMPBELL, Broker Bow, AES' CYN- THIA SUE CANADY, Tulsa A815 YD, SUAB SE,-'-, AZ' TANA LEIGH CANNY, Oklanorna Cir, Home Ec, CTM Club MKT Army Blades I1'I'II' PATSEY A. CANTRELL, Ardrnore Horne Ec., HN STOUT Exec. Council, Killg DAVID DUDLEY CAPRON, C3- lflkiorna Cl'X', Business SUAB, YR IFC IX, DIANE MARIE CAREY, Tulsa Horne Ec: PATRICIA R, CAREY, McAles+er, Business Caoelres KAH. IIQII Deans Horor Roli SEA Wenlz Sclnolarsnio -AZT PHILLIP CAREY, Baliama Islands, A8151 JANE A. CARLILE, Ponca Cily AHS, PEMM Club WRP, If-UI Oranqe 81 Black Quill, Hockey Club? ALAN RAY CARLSON, Alva. Engineering, Allll ITG RICHARD CAROLINA, Wewokfx, ASS, KAW. GARY WAYNE CARPENTER, Tulsa EVTQl 6'3 ,7'? AllE' RONNIE LEON CARR, Cowela, AES' MICH- AEL CARRAGHER, Cliarnbaiqr, lll. Horne Ez. SUAB, IIN, Holel 81 Resraurarr Sociely, YR: DAVID RAY CARRIER, Lockwood, Mo., Aariculrure, Agro'- orny Club ESU' PATRICK DEAN CARROLL, Mai low, A819 SUZI CARROLL, Srillwarer Horne Ec. Lillle Sis'ers ol Mierva. FRCD Club, Howe EC. Club XXI, D. CRAIG CARRUTH, Semirole Horne Ec., CTM Club, HE Club' SANDRA KAY CARTER, Vinira Eo- ucarior. K-XII, Orange 81 Black Quill SEA, CEC lil' FLORA ANN CARUTHERS, Srillwarer Edu- calion7 DWAYNE BIRVE CARVER, Bokoslne, Ergi- neerinq, AIAA: DAVID M. CASEY, Srillwarer, 51,51 ness, ACACIAg EWELL LEE CENTER, S+illwa'e' Aqriculrure Block 81 Bridle, MARTY ANN CENTER, Srillwaler AES, Med cal Teclinoloay Socierv: JOHN A. CERVI, Burlalo N, Y., Home Ec., Horel Sf Resrauranf Sociery: CHERYL ANN CHAAI, Oklahoma Ciry, Edmarior' JOHN S. CHAFFIN, Perry, A815 AE-X lK, 'I'-HI. -YN' THOM- AS A. CHAMBERS, Midwesl Cin, Agriculmre, FV' esrry Club- CHERYL K. CHANDLER, Oklarrri Ciry, Educarion, -3-144. JUDY DIANE CHANDLER, Oklahoma Cim AES Foresrry Club, Capelles, Willard Hall Council C- Sralersq ROLAND D. CHANDLER, Muskogee, AHS, AWA, TERRY BRENT CHAPEL, Slillwaler, Busffess, IIANII1 UP, AROTC. -XX' KEITH CHAPIN, Muskoqea. Business, MKT, Scabbard X1 Blades, KA: WILLIAM F. CHAPLE, Oklahoma Cily, Enqirreerir-q Alf'-' CHARLOTTE ANN CHESSMORE, Sliawnee, I-loose Ec,, 'I'T0, Orange gr Black Quill, HEED Club. ALEXANDER FOSTER CHIN, Srillwaler, Ergireer g' JOHN S. CHITWOOD, Poleau, Ver. Med. AVMA ANP- MAHMOUD CHOROOMI, S'illwarer E 57 neerino' BETSY ANN CHRISTMAN, Tulsa Eoacae rior SEA, YD, AAH4 JOHN ALLEN CHURCH, Tc'- sa, Engineering: JUDITH ANNE CHURCH, Tu si Enqineerirq' JUDITH ANNE CHURCH, Tulsa Ed:- carion SEA Honor Holl, YR, KAIIV Educarion SK.- denr Council. KKIY. EARL WAYNE CINNAMON, Hunler Aqriculfofe Block X1 Bridle, A-EA, Ag. Sludenf Council' RICH- ARD O. CITSEY, Edmond ASS Geography Cub TKIC: DAVID LEE CLABOUGH, Pryor, Erigireerfag ASME, YD, ICP, Klf- LINDA JEAN CLANCY. Huqo, Educariom AUBREY LEE CLARK, Tulsa Eng?- neerina, AIIE, AUM' DAVID LEWIS CLARK, Call.- mer, Agriculrure Aqroromy Club. FRED LEWIS CLARK, Dallas, Tex., Engineering, En- gineering Gavel Club, ASME, Oklalriorna Slale Ei- oineerind Club, Triangle Treasurer, GARY CARL CLARK, Morris, Aqricullure, 'PII-E, AZ, Collezjiale FFA, K-XII, Eiue Key, Sludenl Lobby, ATA, Aon cullure Advisory Board, AFP, JANIS LEE CLARK. Dallas, Tex., Horne Ec., 'l'TO, ON, HXID Club, AEA- STANLEY M. CLARK, Mounlain View, Aariculfure Colleqiale EEA' STEPHEN ROBERT CLARK, Med- lord, AES, IX, JANET R. CLARY, Oklalwoma Cir, Educaiion, KAII, YR SEA. Peoole lo People Alll Presidenly ORRIN P. CLEMENT, Galun. Canal Zone Educa- rior PEMM Club, Deans Honor Roll, Presidenlk Honor Roll' ALVIN CLEMENTS JR., Siillwaler, Adri- culfure, Al'l': LARRY DEAN CLENNEY, Slillwaier Eroireering, IEEE' MICHAEL S. CLEWNER, Brock- lyn, N. Y., A8153 ORALIA CLIFFORD, Elarlirqer Tex, Educ-wlicri CAMILLA LOU CLYMER, Okla- lworna C7li,i Educafion, SEA CYR AEA. THOMAS JAMES COBB, Tulsa Enqineerinrg Persli- ing Rifles, Scabbard 81 Blade: J. MITCHELL COCK- RILL, Fayelleville. Ark., Vel, Med., 5212, AVMAt THOMAS WILLIAM CODY, Tulsa, AES, YD Cliair- man Monroney lor Senale, Arls 81 Science Discussion Leader, Sluderal Enierfainers, A'l'S2, IIKAZ WILLIAM E. CODY, Tulsa Vel. Med.. AW? JAMES CHARL- TON COE, Oneida N. Y.. Business, AT' DRUCELLE I. COEEELT, Ponca Cily, Business. JEAN COFEEY, Midwesf Cily, Horne Ec., Arrni, Blades, lIl5'l': CHERYL SUE COINER, Tulsa, Business, Business Sluden' Council, Wliols Wlwo, Morlar Board, Campus Cnesr, AWS Execulive Board, Capelle Pres- iden+'s Council, Senale Eleclion Board, O'Slalers, TWH, HARLAN R. COITT, Oklalwoma Cily, Business? PAMELA KAY COKE, Yale, Business, IISZII Presidenl, NBEA. Kill, SEA: LESTER F. COLE, Oklahoma Cir-,u Business, 'I'Kl'l' RONALD LEROY COLEMAN, Tulsa ARS. GEORGE M. JR. COLLIER, Oklalriorna Cily, Business AIKT SAM. IX' GLENDA COLLINS, Harlslworrie Educalion SEA, ET Norlli Hall House Council DONALD DAVID COLLIS, Woodwfsrd Busfness, BAN' AIKT. SAM, XX: JACKIE JEAN COMBS. Lawlor AES, :T-ly PAULA D. COMPTON, El Reno Education, YR STEP, SEA, OlSialers, Campus Cliesf. ZTA Redskir Beauly' RHONDA LEE CONARRO, Eairlax, Home Ec., AHEA CTM Club, YD AWS Leqislalive Board, House Council. SIDNEY DUANE CONNER, Lone Woll, Aqricullure JANE SUE COOK, Cleveland Educalion, SEA, La:- sos 81 Larials Kill' KENNETH D. COOK, Wilbilr- lon, A8fS, Wildlife Conservalion Sociely Piesiden' Presidenlk Honor Rel.: LAWRENCE C. COOK, S'iliwale', Busiress :'I'l'l' MICHAEL ALDEN COOK, Rio Piedms, Puerlo Rico, Endineerinzi X17 TED MARK COOLEY, Oki-flnofna Cifv Busiress, AIKT, CONNIE A. COONRAD, Slillwaler, ASS 'llli-'31 -:Al KAII All' DUNCAN COONS, Ponca Cily, AXS, Band, Orclieslra, Brass Clioir, KIND GLENDA KAY COOPER, Bellwnny ASS: MARY ANN COPELAND, Tu'sa. Business UT! Presidenl, IIQII. Orange Zi Black Quill, X537 STEVEN THOMAS CORBETT, Okla- norna Cily, Busiress, 'PKIQI' CAROL L. CORBIN, Kinglisliei, I-lorne Ec.. Sluderf Sena'e, YR Horne Ec, Sluderf Council, Prf3sider s Courcil, Home Ec, Cnspier Am xsz, Seniors There was no coinpnrismi in a disappoint- czl lam to the sell condemning lcelings ol' a dejected participant. A 'sf - . I 5 i 5 , f , . ,fi fv-0 sv, . Q .il I , H T if ? L E 5 i, ,.. . 1 , . sg! . . it -.. ,A 5 lit H Q . A 'E 1 I 497 ..,,, , , ., , HPE81R Building Included Two Swimming Pools ' 'kky , , V,, , f ,'- 1 , 2 'wi f i i1,, ii 4 ' 4 - ,s ii, , .. i,. Q f , 'qgaif , ie- , , gunz dzh W if , if V. IFR Q4-'if QM .wise fiif .- - --- 5 155, .... ., eww, is, .., .,. ,W ,. Wm, ,,.,,, ,fi i is-. -I .-. 1 , aw, ,ssiw W . . , . ..wif '. . -.ii , I 2: i, ,Q fl? l I Q .- . W, 6, is if ': i it B gi A eg-M iiii i ..k ,. 1 A Zif I . ,4- 'six . QV, , . .. i, ' ,var-, .K 1:- KELLY ROSS CORBIN, Delaware, Business' KAREN SUE CORLEE, Houslon. Tex.. Educalior SEA, YR. A-XII: HANNAH CORN, Oklahoma Cirv A81SI NEIL JAMES CORNELL, Nardin, Vel. Med., AVMA, A'I', PHYLLIS ANN CORNELIUS, Enid, Horne Ec., Horne Ec. Club, SUAB, AAA: KAREN CORNISH, Tulsa, Educaiion, YD, SEA, ACE, ZIIIA. DAVID KEN CORNSTUBLE, Tulsa, Business, IIKAq E. TODD CORSON, Kellering. O., Business MITCH- ELL ALLEN CORTELYOU, Slronghursl, Ill., Aoricul- lure, Aggie X Club Karale DO Club, Soulhwesrern Execufive Sales Club: MICHAEL TROY CORZINE, Rapid Cilv, S.D., Educa+ion: JEROME ANTHONY COSENTINO, Wesl Winiield, N.Y., Business lx: VICTOR I. COINER, Slillwaler Business, .XIII YR, ATS! Presidenl, KHRIS SANDRA COTTON, Tulsa, Educalion XX Prosideni, SEA, Sludenl Senaie Sub-cornrniliee, II'I'Bj MARY L. COTTON, Muskogee, Home Ec.t GARY COTTONGIM, Slillwaler, Business, SAM, IEC .Ii'I'II Prosidenl: HARVEY LEONARD COURT, Slillwaler AXS, OAK, 'I'III, lniercollergiale Knighls, Sludem Lobbv Coordinalor, Varsily Debale, ABS Honors Program Sludenl Senale Who's Who: JO ANN COURT, Slillwarer, AS1S, Oiiicers Wives Club, Slu- denr Lobby Secreiarv, ,I I'I5: ROBERT EDMUND COVEY, Tulsa, Engineering, 'I'llI, IIKN, IT. IEEE, SCI Lasso's 81 Larials. ERMA J. COWAN, Okrnulfgee. Home Ec.7 JACKIE GLEN COWLEY, Granile, ABS: CLAUDY LYNN COX, Pillsburg, Educaliong LOLA SUE COX, Bariles- ville, Business, YD, SEA, PAM MILLER COX, Black- well, Educaliong JOHN M. CRABB, Hollis, Agricul- lure. Collegiale EFA. DOROTHY KAY CRAGAR, Hobart Educalion, Paichin Panel, WRHA Treas., Thalcher Hall Treas.. SEA, YR, UP, A815 Orienlalion Discussion Leader, GARY WILLIAM CRAIG, Moore, Tech, lnsi., AIDD, 'I'lI'I Vice Presidenlq CHERYL DEE CRAIN, Tulsa, Home Ec., IIKN Oueen, Miss Wool oi Oklahoma, ACE KM-lg KENDALL MERLE CRANSTON, Cush- ing, Engineering, AIIE, Engineering Toasfmaslers. Aggie Soorls Car Club: GERALD LEE CRAWFORD, Oklahoma Cilv, Horne Ec., H81ID Club NINT- PHILIP AUSTIN CRAWFORD, Ponca Cilv, Business. DONALD KAY CREEL, Duncan, Engineering? PAUL A. CRIST, Tulsa, Engineering, Pershing Rifles, Scab- bard 81 Blade, GAY LYNN CROCKER, Tulsa, A815. -YIU3, Lassos X1 Lariais, AA-5-, OSU Model UN. AZ! JAMES ARLIE CROCKER, Midvvesi Cilv, Business, BANII, BFE, JOHN H. CROCKER, Lawlon, ABS. Scabbard 8 Blade: ELIZABETH MARY CROMWELL, Enid, ABS, Thealre Guild, KAW. RITA GAY CROUSE, Midwesl Cilv, Horne EC.: LINDA K. CRUME, Eldorado, AX1S, Spanish Club, Orange Quill, Orange 81 Black Ouill, Willard House Council, SEA: DOUGLAS LEE CRUMLEY, Tulsa, En- gineering, II'I'-fy CAROL ANN CRUSSELL, Tulsa. Educalion, -EAI, Orange X1 Black Quill, Lassols 81 Larials, SEA, K-AH? JOANN CRUZAN, Barllesville. Horne Ec., Aqualic Club, CTM Club, YRg CHARLES RICHARD CULBERTSON, Cleveland, Engineering, Pershing Riiles, Sailing Club, YD. DANIEL HUGH CULLIN, Glassbcro, N.J,, Engineer- ing, 'I'KI'l: MARC LEROY CULLISON, Blackwell, En- gineering, Pershing Riiles, Scabbard 81 Blades: WIL- LIAM RAY CUMMINS, Nowala, Engireerino, AICHE, -YI' 'I'lI:, QXIC, Engineering Sludenf Coun- cil: JACQUELINE CUNNINGHAM, Tulsa, Educa- lioi: ACE Presidenfs Council, SEA, Orange X1 Blacl' Quill, PLEIADES, TT15'I JAMES ALAN CUNNING- HAM, Lawion, Educaiionp RICHARD LEE CUN- NINGHAM, Oklahoma Ciiv A81S. 'I'A5I, Redskin Slfiil Pholographer, OlColleQian Adverlising Slaii. STEPHEN CARVER, Tulsa Engineering: WALTER S. CURRY, Oklahoma Cilv, Business, Scabbard B1 Blade Oilicerls Club, O'Slafers, :Alf DANIEL CARTER CURTIS, Siiilwaler, Engineering, IEEE, Sailing Club, IIKNA EVAN DALE CURTIS, Barllesville, Engineer- Im ASME Engineering Sludonl Council- ROBERT L. CURTIS, Okiahonia Cilv' Busiross, NIKT, IN: SAM, .MHZ SUAB, YR, 'l'I'l4 ROBINELLE CURTIS, Gaxncr, ABS, Universily Choir MENC YD. JIM E. DAILEY, TuIsn, Business AT? GORDON DANIEL, SiiIIwaIer, Busiress, AXA: JULIE MALID DANIELSON, Mfarnafian Kean., Educoiion, O'SreIers. I I'I3: BARI LYANA DARR, TuIsa, ASS: PHYLLIS ANN DAUBERT, Oofekwo, Educafion, Council Tor Ex- cepIiOnaI CI1iIdren: GEORG ANN DAVENPORT, OkIaI'ion'vfi City, Vei. Med., AVMA, Orange 81 Biack OuiII. BARBARA L, REED DAVIS, Bf1rIIesviIIe. Horne Ec. OSU Rodeo CIuIo, OSU RiIIe Team, Home Ec. Asso- ciaiion: GEORGE DAVIS, Anfadnrko, AHS: JAMES LLOYD DAVIS, IVIfirIow, Enqineerinq, IEEE: JOHN MARSHALL DAVIS, Hobfirr, AqricuIrure, 'VII-5, AZ DAN, Acirzio X, Sfudenf Senwio Vice Presiderf, Ariri- cuirure Council: KARREN SUE DAVIS, Cnrooso Business, AAA, Orfirzrie 81 Bffick OuiII, Lassos 81 Ler- iaIs Honors Siudeni CounciI, Deans Honor RoII -XX' LINDA B. DAVIS, Oklfikiornfi Ciry, Educafion, Eesn- ion Board, SEA I-Iornecorninri Queen Arrendanf. KKI' PAUL WAYNE DAVIS, Oklzinornn Ciry, Business, YR, AIKIIT, -EAM, UniversiIy Prlfiyj REESE N. DAVIS, MorrisviIIe, N,Y., AXIS, OSU Skydivers, OSU Ski CIub: RONALD K. DAVIS, Sneffuck. AgricuII'ure, AVP: SCOTT G, DAVIS JR., Enid, Business: STEPH- ANIE JANE DAVIS, Cnickoslna, Educarion, SEA, Women's CIioraI CIub, Assoc. CIniIdI1ood Educefion. YD: SUSAN LOUISE DAVIS, Okrnulqee, ASS. VIVIAN LYNN DAVIS, Tulsa, Educarion, SEA, Cap efies, Universiw Clnoirq PATRICIA ANN DAWES, Lawron, Horne Ec, Home EC. CIuI3 Housing and Irrerior CIub: JAMES WILLIAM DAY, Midwesi' Ciiv. AHS, Oeoompny Ciub Presideni, Deans Honor ROII: BOBBIE VERN DAY-LEE, Lnwion, A8fS: CLIFFORD L. DEAL, May, Aoriculfureq PATRICIA ANN DEAN, Weskiinqron, Horne EC. PAULA SUE DEARSTONE, Broken Arrow, AHS: JANICE A. DECKER, BarIIesviIIe, Educaiion, Kill, Orange QuiII, Oranoe 81 BIeck OuiII, SEA, KAN, LINDA L. DELAHAY, OkIsaIwoma Ciiy, Educefion, SEA: LYNN A. DEMLING, Lawron, Business, HI'-5: CHARLOTTE STEWART DETCH, Lewisburq, W, VA.. Vei. Med., AVMA, I'fI'Ii- BRIAN CHARLES DEVEN- ISH TuIsfa Enfineerinci, Soccer CIub, AIME, ASME 1 i I STEP. KEITH H. DICKEN, SIiIIwei+er, Business, AIAA, -EX: STEVEN MIDDLETON DICKEY, OkIeInorna Cify, Bus- iness, :'III'1. InIerIrarerniIy Presidenfs Councii, INS, AKW, Sociery for Advancerneni oi Manaqernenf' DWIGHT A, DICKINSON, Kirkwood, Mo., Enoineer. ing, IIKA: ROBERT A. DIECKMAN, BuIieIo, N.Y., Horne Ec., I-IoIeI 81 Res+euran+ Socieiyz JUAN UL- RICH DIEM, Ouaien'mIe, OuaiernaIe C. A., AqricuI- Iure: JON ARTHUR DIEMAN, Okrnuigee, Engineer- ing, TIE. Sociery of Auromofive Engineers, SMT, E1- qineerinq Sfudenf Council. WILLIAM M. DILLSAVER, Morris, AgricuITure, Coi- Iegiere FFA, AVP: JERRY PAUL DIN'SMORE, Enid, Business, Alillf, XIKT, UP, YR, AX: JAMES C. DIRICKSON, Mouniain View, Aqriculfure, ATU: TERRY LYLE DITSON, Tulsa, Educaiion, Elying Aq- qies, CounciI For Exceprionel CIiiIdren Presidenrf DOUGLAS LEE DIXON, Okrnulgee, Educeiion, KAW: JAMES DALE DOBBINS, Durant AHS. 'if iv O 'iff USVI mzmsing IXIYKI rihcn vxu-miami its cluiws to ri p4n'Iz1IUIe pep squid sllll 'ilniw Nw Iriiitbnll iicld sideline :nod No Win Foolball Seasons Caused Alumni Unresl J. MITCHELL DOBSON, Kaw Cily, AES, EN, Flying Aggies, AFP' JAMES KEITH DOBSON, Coyle, Edu- calion, Arnold Air Sociely. AEA: CHARLES NORM- AN DOFFLEMEYER, Lawron, Business Scabbard Bi Blade, ROTC: EDDIE JOE DOLEZAL, Slillwaler, ABS: JUDITH ANN DONALDSON, Slillwarer, Edu- calion, TIBKIE THOMAS JAMES DOOLEY, Brook- lield Ill., Business. ROBIN G. DORIA, Arlinglon, Va., Business Arnold Air Sociely, Kerr Floor Vice Pres.: PATRICK BOU- VIER DORR, Oklahoma Cify Business, Presidenlfi Council, I3A'Il, YD, IEC. KA: SANDRA A. DOUG- LAS, Tulsa, Educalion Sfudenl Enlerlainers: JENNY LYNN DOWNUM, Miami, ABS, Rodeo Club, Rodeo Team Manager, Rodeo Club Queen, PEMM Club, WRA: KATHLEEN MARIE DOYLE, Ponca Cily, AXIS. NIK'l' Vice President German Club, Spanish Club Deanls Honor Roll, K-X: JOHN ALBERT DRAKE. East Amherst N.Y., Engineering. American Sociely oi Civil Engineers. RODNEY DEAN DRAKE, Apache AgricuI+ure, Block Xi Bridle: LARRY DALE DUCKERT, Sapulpa, Business, xI'Af'l: CARL, W- DUDEK, Willow, Agricullure, Agronomy Club: DENNIS J. DUFF, Walerfown, Mass., Agricuillure, Horlicull-ure Club: RONALD DEAN DUFFIELD, Spavinaw. Agricullure, Agronomy Club, AZ: CLEIVE C, DUMAS, Tulsa, Engineering, Blue Rev, iEC Senalor, IFC Vice Presidenl, Campus Clcd. KE. W. KENT DUNBAR, Tulsa, A8iS. Iniercoilegiale Knighls Presidenl, YR, Campus Chest MKT, SUAB :NI DONALD LEE DUNCAN, Oklahoma Cily, Edu- calion Dean's Honor Roll: GARY LEON DUNCAN, Adair, Agricullure, Block 81 Bridle: RYK ALAN DUNKELBERG, Oklahoma Cify, Agricullure, Foresiry Club, Scabbard Xi Blade, YR Dean's Honor Roll BAE: JIMMIE L. DUNLAP, Jennings. Agricullurei ROTC' ALLEN KENT DUNN, Slillwaler, Business. E. JANE DUNN, Cherokee, ABS, ZIAI, MENC. AX52: GILDA LEE DUNN, Slillwaler, ABS: JOSEPH DEAN DUNNAM, Duke, ABS, Thealre Guild, Sword 8 Mask. AZA: JANETTE MAXINE DYE, Tulsa, Educa- i-ion, YR, SEA, ZTA: JANE ELLEN DYER, Lawlon, Business. SEA, Lassos 81 Larials, UQU: GARRET MICHAEL EAKIN, Barllesville, Engineering, AX. SALLY EARL, Tulsa, Business, YR, XA, DDB: RILEY GRANT EASTERLING, Memphis, Tenn., Engineering, AIA, Scabbard 81 Blade: TERRY J. EASTHAM, Oil- lon. AHS, -SHE, TIME. CPTTE, Sword 8: Mask: JAMES W. ECKHARDT, Glen Ellyn, III., Business: SARAH CAMPBELL ECKHARDT, Temple, A8151 HENRY ADAIR EDDINS, Tulsa, Engineering, ET. IK, AIIE, HGH. ANN LYNN EDDLEMON, I-Iugo, ABS, Les Dames, Medical Technology Socieiy, Orange 8: Black Quill' D. KEITH EDMONDS, Clinlon, ABS, Geological So- ciely, Cadel Ollicers Club: WARREN L, EDMUND- SON, Slillwaler, AES, EX: COY JOE EDWARDS. Warner, A8iS: CURT WALTER EDWARDS, Tulsa, Business. YD: MARY FRANCES EDWARDS, McAl- esler, ABS, EAH Vice President KKF. MICHAEL. JOSEPH EDWARDS, Tulsa, Engineering, IIKN -ET. IEEE? MIKE L. EDWARDS, Broken Arrow, Agricullure, Block Ba Bridle: SHARON ANN ED- WARDS, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, SEA BSU: THOMAS LYNN EGELSTON, Tulsa, Engineeringi All, Cordell Hall Council, MRHA Execuiive Council, IEEE: LONNIE TOM EGGLESTON, Lawlon, Business SAM, AXA: KERRY GENE EGNER, Alva, AQrICuI- lure. Collegiale EEA. ROBERT ALLAN ELLINGTON, Basking Ridge, NJ., Home Ec., Hofel 8: Resfauranl Socielyr DAVID WENDELL ELLIOTT, Barllesville, ABS, EM: LARRY ROGER ELLIOTT, Sapulpa, Engineering, EX: THOMAS LEE ELLIOTT, Miami, Educalion, SIAA, AIDD: GEORGE DAVIS. Anadarko, ASS: THOM- AS F- ELLIS, Okmulgee, Business, 'PH-E, A-EH Vice President, BAKP, BFE, Business Sludeni' Council, Scabbard 8: Blade, YR. BRENDA RAE ELLISON, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, Orange Xi Black Quill. SEA, RAI-lg JOHN WAYNE ELMORE, Harper, Kan., Educafion' CRAIG LEE ELMS, Harrah, Aqricullure, Aqronomy Club: DAVID WAYNE ELSHIRE, Oklahoma Cily AHS: SARAH ELIZABETH EMENHISER, Oklahoma Cify, Educalion, Orange Quill, Qranqe 81 Black Quill, Deans Honor Roll, KRT RONNIE LYNN ENDICOTT, Porca Cilv, Aoricullure. Eofesrrv Club, IAN. JO ALICE ENGELKING, Newkirk, Education, SEA, KAII: RONALD E, ENGELKING, Newlcirlq Educa- rior- Farmhouse: BILL J. ENGLISH, Rush Springs Business A-SIT, MRT, YD, Semper Fidellis: ROBERT ORVILLE ENIS, Wilburlori, Enqineerino, XE, IT, ASCE: MARILYN MARIE ENSCH, Barllesville, Edu- calion, SEA, ACE, WRA, Willard House Council K3-H, Orange Sc Black Quillg JERRY GAIL ESCH. Slillwarer, Educalion. RICHARD LEONARD ESCOE, Enid, Education, KAW: MELVIN LEE ESSARY, Ponca Cily, Businesst KENNETH ANDREW ESTES, Miami, Business' DAV- ID EUGENE ESTRADA, Belhany AXIS, Scabbard 81 Biadet DWIGHT JOHN EVANS, Tulsa, Enqineeriro AIEE, ITKA: MICHAEL DEVERE EVANS, Courcil Blufls, Iowa, ABS, 'IKM-In ALAN DANIEL EYLER, Ralslon, AXIS, TH-E, If-3-II' DANIEL LEWIS EYLER, Collinsville, AHS, :XZ GRETCHIN KIRK FARMER, Oxford, Pa., Home Ec.: ROBERT ALLEN FARMER, Oxford, Pa., A8157 WIL- LIAM DOANE FARR, Alva, Business, IFC, EAiI'Ii DON EDMONDS FARRELL, Slillwaler, Engineering, ET, AICE, +A!-I. LINDA KAY EARRELL, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, Ski Club, YR, SEA, Sludenl Lobby, ETA: EDDIE RAYNALD FEDDERSEN, Union Cily, A8151 GLORIA JEAN FEHRENBACH, Tonkawa, Business: CATH- ERINE V. FELDT. Lorino AEB, Me., ABS, Varsiiy Re- vue, I3-fi'I', EDWARD CLIFTON EELTON, Slillwaler, AES, YD, JOHN L. EENRICH, Tulsa, AES, Daily O'Colleqian Slall, Direcror of Varsily Revue, -XT. BEVLEY THELL FERGUSON, Lindsay Agricullure AZ, Bloclc 81 Bridle, Farmhouse: J. FRED EERRELL. Elgin, Aqricullure, Block 81 Bridle: TRIPP FEZLER, Oklahoma Cily, Enoineerino, 0-AK, IIT-E, -ET, Home- coming Chairman, Coordinalor of Sludenf Associa- fion Commillees, ASME, Pep-Council Chairman Lassos and Larials, College Bowl, Engineering Slu- denl Council, 'I'I'-3: MAX E. FICKEN, Marshall, Vel, Med., AVMA, UIIT, Pre Vel. Club: JERRY LEE FIELD, Braman, ABS: DAVID LOWELL FIENNING, Slillwaler, Business, YR, NNI, IIKA. NELDA JAN FINLEY, Hugo, Home Ec., Morrar Board Who's Who, ON. Home Ec. Sludeni' Council. fI TO, Drummond Hall Presiderf, Orarqe Quill, Or- anqe 81 Blaclf Quill, DONALD E. FIOLLE, VValo'iqa, Business: DOUGLAS KENT FISHER, Kingfisher, Ag- riculture, Block 81 Bridle, Colliale: FRED L- FITCH, Lawlon, Busiress: CYNTHIA ANN FITE, Slillwaler, AES SLIAB, Drummond Hall Council, A3-3-' MARY JANE FITTER, Sarila Ee NM. Home Ec., Home Ec. Club CaDe++es. Seniors For www QSIT prolessnrs. that iusonx min-I1 was adrlcd to lectures to mike IIIPIN zxclually enjoyable. C .mf W -I ,,,r I Q D fa YN ii I -fda, OSU Gradua+e Seleclecl as Head Foo'rbaII Coach SUSAN FRANCES FITZPATRICK, Miami, Fla., Home Ec., SUAB, Greek Week Comrniiiee, YR, llB'l', AR- THUR BERL FLEAK, Tulsa, ABS, Varsify Foofballg CYNTHIA KAY FLEMING, Oklahoma Cify, ASIS. AE-5: ROBERT AUSTIN FLEMING, Bloomsbury, N.J., Tech. Insi., AIDD, TIE, ROGER L. FOOTE, Baion Rouge, La.. Vel, Med., AVMA, ANP, RICHARD DEAN FORD, Guymon, Business, AI. KENTON LORIS FORSHEE, Ponca Cily, Business: ROGER H. FOSTER, Okmulgee, Business, BIKT, Fly- ing Aggies, EBI, ACACIA, SHIRLEY JEAN FOUST. Barilesville, Educalion, SEA, YR, Orange 81 Black Quill, AEA, LAURA SUSAN FOX, Skialook, Educa- fion, SEA, RICHARD GEORGE FOX, Alva, Agricul- Iure, Agronomy Club, JUDITH LYNN FRANCIS, Kingfisher, Home Ec., MIST. CTM Club, Home EC. Club. RUBY COLLEEN FRANKS, Siillwafer, Business, HSZH Dean's Honor Roll, GEORGETA M. FRANSEN, Clin- Ton, Educalion, -SEA, KNI2 Orange 81 Black Ouill, HARRY D. FRASHER, Duncan, ALS, GARY EU- GENE FREEMAN, Sulphur, Agriculiure, JIMMY LEE FREEMAN, Sulphur, Agriculfure, M. GAYLE FREE- MAN, Goodwell, Educafion. PHILLIP NEAL FREEMAN, Siillwaier, AES, ROGER A. FRIES, Union Springs, N.Y., Business, STEVEN PERRY FROSCH, Gufhrie, AXQS, Socieiy of Physics Siudenls, DAVID C. FRYE, Barilesville, Business. UAW, AKXP, ROY G. FRYE, Enid, ARS, YR, ELAINE F. FUKSA, Bison, Home Ec., TTU, FNIA Club, Home Ec. Club, CYNTHIA ALLENE FULTON, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec., Home Ec, Club, CTM Club, JIM J. FUXA, Mor- rison, Engineering, IVI'-5, JAMES F. GABELSBERG, Enid, Engineering, -XX, REDSKIN Siail, IEEE, VIR- GINIA ANN GAGE, Siillwaler, ABS: JEANNINE GALE, Tulsa, Home Ec., K-3, LEE STEWART GAM- MILL, Oklahoma Cily, ABS. JOE F. GANEM III, Sand Springs, ABS: JAMES CLARK GARDNER, Slillwaier, Educaiion, NELSON SELBY GARDNER, Warwick, N.Y., Engineering, IEEE, JAMES K. GARNETT, Oklahoma Cily, Business, KE: CAROLYN LOU GARRARD, Bixby, AES, YR, Thea- Ire Guild, Sludeni Enferfainers, Lifile Sigrnas, AXS2, AL L. GARRETT, Duncan, Agriculiure. DEE ANN GARRETT, Nowafa, Educaiion, SEA, ACE, VViIlard House Council, KAN, GLENNA FERN GARTMAN, Gulhrie, AHS, Thealre Guild, YR, SEA, BURDETTYA JEANNE GARVIE, Morrison, Educalion, Collegiaie 4-H, YD, SEA, Presiden+'s Council, JOHN C. GARY, Ponca Ciiy, Home Ec., Scabbard 81 Blade, Hofel 81 Resiauranl Sociefy, JERRI PATRICIA GAWF. Perkins, Educalion, JOHN KELLEY GEAR- HARDT, Clin+on, AHS, Lassos 81 Lariars Presideni, Senior Class President PresidenI s Council, O'Sl'aTers Blue Key, AEA, IK, Whos Who, ASH. LOUIS EDMUND GEHM, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, 412, 'DHL AEA, YR, EC-JE, TKE, CARL L, GEIGER, Barllesville, AXIS, Arnold Air Sociely, EAX, fbllli, JOSEPH ROBERT GEIS, Oklahoma Cily, Business, IFC, Blue Key,, Bowling Team, Traffic Appeals Board, Business Gavel, AIU, IN-fi, 'f'KI'I, RONALD EU GENE GELVIN, Fairland, Agricullure, TE, DIANAI JEAN GEORGE, Barllesbille, Business, IIQII, SAE, BSU, NBEA: SHARON L. GETCHELL, Siigler, Bus iness, BTX, MIST, Carnpus Chesi, Panhellenic Sena Tor, Academic Aliair, ASG Coordinaior, Panhelleni Delegale, X52 Presidenf. ROY CHARLES GHISOLFI, New York, N.Y., Agri fuliure' DEE ANN GIEROW, De Queen, Ark., Homel Ec., fIfT0, I-l8flD, AX9: GLENDA JANE GILBERT Broken Arrow, Educalion, AWS Represenlalive' JUDY EILEEN GILCHRIST, Glencoe, Business, BAXI' JAMES PATRICK GILL, Woodward, AES: JAYNB LOUISE GILL, Tulsa, Business. RAW, Orange 81 Blacl Ouill, IVTE, Lassos 81 Lariats, Willard Presideni WRHA Legislalive Board. LINDA MARIE GILLIG, Kiowa, Kan., Educarion, -A-EA, Oranqe Ouill, Oranqe Ei Black Ouill, Lassos 81 Larials, ACE, Willard Hall Council: GLENDA JUNE GILMORE, Bixby, Educalion, Deans Honor Roll, ITA, YR, SEA, MIST, Capelles, K-3: LINDA EILEEN GIMLIN, Barrlesyille, Business, Capelles, Pyrlwian Dauqlilers: MARY JANE GITTER, Omalna, Nebr., ABS, IAII, YD, Eealure Twirler lor OSU Marcbing Band, III3'I LINDA S. GLANDON, lndialwoma, Bupi- ness. BASI' Wesley Clwoir, 'PB-A, 'I'l'IK: KEITH MANN GLEASON, Gullirie, A3iS, Wlwo's Wlwo, ll-AK, :II-E, MRHA Senafor, MRI-IA Execulive Council Kerr Hall Vice Presidenl. ROBERT RIPPEY GOBLE, Tulsa, Business, -EAR: JON THOMAS GODFREY, Edmond, Business: JOHN AL- AN GOEDEKEN, Naponee, Nebr., Ver. Med., AVMA, AYI', AZ, 'I'IIli, flflifb, 'l'Z, AI'I'3 LINDA SUE GOFF, Tulsa, Educalion, WRA, SEA, Sroul Hall Execufive Council: WILLIAM T. GOLDEN, Tulsa, A8iS, YD Presidenl, -IIKT, Traffic Commission, Uni- versily Parly Presidenr, Clnairman ol Universily Liqlwr- inq: JIMMY DEAN GOLIGHTLY, Slillwarer, Busi- ness, :'I'I'i. JOSEPH JAY GOODLEY, Wilminqron, Del., A8iS, Army ROTC: JOHN ARTHUR GOODMAN, Duranr, Aqricullure, 'I'5I, l-lorriculrure Club, Men's Glee Club: ROBERT JOHN GOODMAN, Arlinqron Va.. Business, O'Slarers, SAM, Presidenl's Council, Slci Club, 'I'K'I': MARY O. GOODPASTER, Vinila, Edu- carion, AWS Leqislafive Board SEA, YD, AHA, IlH'I': PATSY GORR, Abilene, Tex., Educalion, Ii:-E YR, WRHA, Willard Hall Execurive Council, IIA, SEA Campus Cliesr: JOHN WAYNE GOSS, Webbers Falls, Agriculrure. JOHN HOWARD GOSSER, Tulsa, Business: ROBERT EDWARD GRAALMAN, Fairview, A8iS, I51-lII- BY- RON REX GRAHAM, Edmond, AHS: KAREN EI- LEEN GRAHAM, Barllesville, ABS, Lillle Sislers oi rlie Mallese Cross, Willard Hall Council, AAA, Or- ange Xi Black Ouill- PAMELA ANN GRANT, Sfill- warer, Eclucalion, ZIAII, YR, A-XII: JESSE A. GRANTHAM, El Reno, Engineering, AIIE. EDDIE LYNN GRAVES, Elmer, AHS: JOHN PAUL GRAY, Srillwaler, AES, Presidenr's Council President, Junior Class President Sopliomore Class Vice Presi- dent ATA: PHILLIP GUY GRAY, Enid, Business: STEPHEN SNOW GRAY, Siillwaler, Business: ARN- OLD GREEN Ardmore, ABS, QEXP, UP, Cordell Council, A'I'A: ARNOLD GREEN, Ardmore, ASS, UP, Cordell Hall Council, SZZNII, JO L. GREEN, Ponca Ciry, Aqriculrure, ACS, ACM. Aggie Council: NANCY S. GREEN, Oklahoma Ciry, Educarion, ACE, SEA, Varsily Revue Girl IIB'I': TERRIE LEE GREEN, Cliarlanooqa, Educalion: W. HAYES GREENWOOD, Srillwaler, AES, 'I'l'A- WIL- LIAM P, GREGO, Wilburron, Engineering, AIIE, AIIM, ET, YAE, OSU Marclwinq Band: JAY ALLEN GREGORY, Carmen, A8iS, YR. IX. JACK A. GRIFFIN, Wagoner, ABS, AT: GARY RANDEL GRIFFITH, Gurlwrie, A8iS, SAME, Engineer- ing Gavel Club, Triangle: RONNIE JACK GRIGGS, Slillwarer, AES, Oklahoma Cooperalive Fislwery Uni? YR: MARY PAT GRISSO, Seminole, AES, Morlar Board, Keyboard Cornrnirlee, Campus Cliesr Co-ordi- naror, Lassos 81 Lariars, Orange 81 Black Ouill, AWS Execulive Board, AAA, AAA: DAVID WARREN GROENEMAN, Barllesville, Home Ec.. -A-X: J. MICHAEL GROSS, Dover, Pa., Aqricullure. pi il ITU ,, r im Pnm pretiies pranuocl pnmpnusly isliing peilnrnmmles for prnn-Iii-nl pur- si-s pc-rtaining tn passos zmcl pums. Four New UI'rra Modern Buildings Were CompIe+ed S P Q., f ,, r , I GQ nv Q ,gf ii 6, 45' ,,,, Q 1. r:: , - KI eeee I 'I e fi ef . .1 , 504 A if .. if ' Q' 5 : qff' .. -E1 Us ,ar 3 ws. -f F :,, 2 ..,, '. 'Ex' A - It YI . . IE. , , .,, ,gf . . 5521-Y J.. 1. I, e F . 'ar' 4-.., fd- U -- ..5:,, ,y X S ..-.. . . SHERRY ANN GROSS, Moore. Edecffcf YD- PAUL H. GRUNDMANN, GarIsboro, A815 Scciefv QI Pkysics SfudenIs, I'-3, IIB CoIomfg WALTER DON- ALD GUND, Bixby, AoricuIIure, Aggie Toasrfnasfers Eoresfry CILAIJ: CHARLES M. GUNKEL, Efdoredc, Ewzfrioerirfz, IIKN, IT IEEE: ROBERT D. GUNN, OkIaI1om.a Cify, Emgineerira, AIIE, KI- ATHELLA MARIE GUNTER, WiIsoir Home EC. ALICE ANN GUPTILL, TuIsa, Home EC: WILLIAM BRUCE GUTHRIE, CIeveIarwd Business' RUTH ANN HABEGER, Miami AXIS, Morfar Board Whos Who, Eomm Comfriwee CIwairmar-, IIBIIC, PasI'ieIIemic Seri- -woi ModeI UN, KKII: S, L. HACKWORTH, JR., Efid AES' JACK DEE HADLEY, Dewer. AoriCuIm.re Atrqies X' ANITA L. HADLOCK, Okihoma CTM. Busiresf YR NBEA III5'I'. CLIFFORD HENRY HAFEN, JR., Okfakcma C5fy, Erioifeeririqj MICHAEL MAY, RooseveI'f Agricul- Mne BIock 81 BridIe: TERRY MILTON HAGUE, CI1er- okee., Afiricilfure, Aooie X, YD. AVI JIMMY D. HAINES, Newkirk, Eriqirieeriwq' CURTIS HARMON HAIRE, SIIIIwaTer, Educafiorig LYNDA KAYE W. HAIRE, SIIIIwaIer, Educatiorn Kill, JEAN HALBROOK, SIiIIwaIer, Bushwess, YD, YWCA, OSU Symphony Ordvesira, AZT EDWARD B. HALE, Enqlamd, Ark., Agricnlrure Associafiofv Tor Comr:uT- irio Mackiirieryq RICHARD LEE HALE, SI7IIvvaTer Bus- iness: SHARON GAIL, HAIL, Rickiardsor Tex., Home EQ., Parckuin ParveI, O'SIaTers, Home Ec. Cub, FRCD CIUIJ: SHERRY LYNN HALE, Hooker, Educvior, If-XII SEA, ACI, li'l' WiIIard I-IaII Cou clI' MICH- AEL WAYNE HALEY, Ok'aIwoma CY. Besiiess, II1I'I', Dearrs Horror ROII. DAVID ALLEN HALL, Brownwood Tex. Ero 'eerirf, PAULA KAY HALLMAN, OkIaIwoma CF'-,Q Busirress. Basiress Smdewf Courcik Lassos 8 I.aria's Pyvhiav DauoI'i'ers, 1 l'l4- OVAN P. HALLMARK, BIaCkweII. Educafiori, Educa+ior Smdefir CoimciI K-KH, 'lr9K, IAA: CAROLYN SUE HAMBURGER, Lawrcn, I-rome Ecu WAYNE PATRICK HAMILL, Sara Som-gs AES, -XX' GEORGE CLAYTON HAMILTON, Lavforr, Bus- 's:ss, Disfribmive Educaiioo. CALVIN JAMES HAMMACK, Hooker Erglreerirg, IIKN, IT, IEEE: MAX BRADLEY HAMON, Bariles- viIIe, AES' JERRY DON HANCOCK, WaIIers, Agri- cuITure. Aqronomy Club: PATTIE JACOUETTA HANCOCK, WaIIers AHS' FRANKLIN RAY HAN- SEN, Hooker, Business SUAB, -YI'-35 JOE HOWARD HANSON, SIiIIwarer Business AKW. JOHN WILLIAM HANSON, OIIfor, Erigffieerirg. IEEE' CYNTHIA J. HARBAUGH, Tulsa, Educafion, SEA Orange Xi Black OLIIII, Theatre GuiId. YD -5-Z3 THOMAS W. HARBISON, EI Dorado Ark., Aoricul. 'ure -KT. Aoqle X: KENNETH CRANE HARD- CASTLE, Tulsa, Business SAM, HK-At DOYLE GENE HARDY, Ponca Cify, Engineering IEEE3 DOROTHY JEAN HARP, Vinifa, Home EC., SEA, OHEA-AHEA, .vw JUDY JAREE HARPER, CordeII, Home EC. EAI, Orfmoe 81 Black OUIII, DQCITIIS Honor ROII. IIPTO, K-37 CYD AURA HARRIS, Muskoqee AES- JOHN A. HARRIS, Okialwoma CIW, Business' JON LOWELL HARRIS, Ryan. AXIS. OSU WiIdIiIe Sodew? GWEN- DOLYN M. HARRISON, Tulsa, AXfSt WILLIAM R. HARRISON, Leedv, Erzgirieerirvq, GARY W. HART, SIIIIwaIer. AXIS, OSU Gedogical Sociefyi LARRY RAY HARTWEG, TuIsa, Busiress, TriamgIe Club, Association for Compwiog Machinery: RONALD D. HARTWICK, Pawree, AES, REDSKIN Sfaff Rhofoqrapher, YD, AX Universify Parkyq TIM- OTHY N. HARVEY, Merifor, O. AES: JAMES G. HATHCOAT, SIwidIer, Business, Pershing Ri5Ies. Arm- oId Air Socieiyg EVERETT EUGENE HAWK, Wau- komis, Educe+Eor. Varslfy Baske+I::aII, 41.59. ROBERT FRANKLIN HAWKINS, Mouniain View, Agricullure, OSU Rodeo Club Presidenl' LINDA KAY HAXEL, Oklalnoma Ciiy EduCalion, SEA, Lassos 81 Lariafs, KAW: CLAYTON A. HAYES, Oklalnoma Cily Business, AKA' JIMMY GEORGE HAYES, Enid, Engineering, AlEE, Tiillllg LARRY ALLEN HAYES, Hagersiown Md., AES, PEMM Club, LECIA MARIE HAYNES, Anclnorage, Ala., Home EC., Army Blades. RICHARD B. HAYNES, El Reno, ABS, College Radio Magazine Edilor, KVRO Program Direclor, ICR, IIKA Presidenl, ED L. HAZELTON, Slillwafler, Busi- ness, AKKIN MARILYN GAYLE HEAD, Calgary, Al- oerla, Canada, AES, OSU Skydivers. Ski Club, MIKEI. LEWIS HEAD, Hobarl, ABS, Uniyersily Choir, UMA, STEVEN LOUIS HEAD, Siillwarer, Ed- Jcaiion, OSU Skydiversg JON CLAYTON HEATH, Tulsa, Engineering, IEEE, TIKN. DONALD HENRY HEISE, Sayre, Ver. Med., ATV, AVMA, AZ' GEORGIA HELM, Broken Arrow Edu- Carion SEA, YR, AI, ACE: WAYNE W, HELM, Har- ralw. Agricullure, Collegiale FEA: DOUG E. HEND- ERSON, Harper Kan., ABS, Mens Glee Club, Su- zreme Courl Juslicef JERRY ALLEN HENDRIX, Lawlon, Business, CHARLES LEROY HENRY, Okla- nome City, Engineering, American Sociely of Civil Engineers. JAMES RAYMOND HENRY, Oklahoma Cily, Engi- neering, IITE: STEVEN LIN HENSLEY, Oillon, ABS, 'Pl' JEAN LOIS HERBOLSHEIMER, Barllesville, Home EC., HE Clnapler, 'PTO Lassos Bc Larials, QN, AWS Legislalive Board: MARY KATHRYN HER- CHOCK, Waynoka, Home EC., Home EC. Club, WRA: BETHEL JOE HERROLD, Lullner, Engineering, ASAE, Sourlnwesiern Sales Execulives, AFP: CON- NIE LARAINE HERT, Owasso, Business. KIRBY L. HERTEL, Fillmore, Agricullure, Eoreslry Club? CYNTHIA W. HESS, Slillwaier, Educalion, SEA, CD, Agualic Club, Sfudenl Lobby: CHERYL LEE HESSER, Silillwafer, Educalion, Presidenls Coun- cil, SEA, Panliellenic, Deanls Honor Roll, KA, RON- ALD NELSON HESSER, Perry ABS, IEC, lniercol- egiaie Kniglwis, AEA. AXA: F. LYNNE HETTICK, Dauls Valley, Home EC., H81lD Club: GARY JIM HIBBETS, Ponca Cily. Business, Scabbard X1 Blade. BOB T. HICKMAN, Hennessey, ABS, AT' CHERYL ANN HICKS, Bixby, ABS, WRA Presidenl, PEMM Club. Orange 81 Black Quill, AAA, Presidenlls Honor Roll: VICKI HIEBERT HOOKER, Business, Collegiale DECA, JAMES KARROLL HIGGINS, Sclnellslourg, Ra., Agricullureg KATHY HIGHTOWER, Pauls Val- ley, Educalion, SEA, ACEl, THE, Band, Maioreile, Willard CounCilf CARY A, HILL, Golden Colo., ABS, KVRO Radio. EILEEN DENISE HILSENROTH, Bellnesda, Md., Home EC., American Home EC, Associalion, CTIVlt RICHARD RAY HIMBURY, Sliidler, Agricullure, flock Xi Bridle: JUDYTH GWENDOLCN HINDS, Ed- 'nond, Educaiion, SEA, Siudenl Lobby, YR: HOW- ARD WAYNE HINTON, Tulsa, Engineering, IIT!- RICHARD ALAN HINTZE, I-lousfon, Tex., AES? ROBERT LEE HIRSCH, Alamosa. Colo., Business, AXA Seniors Military ubligatimis were acccptccl early by some. rcjfwlcd by others. and analyzed by many. . Q52 'vm' an bl? -av W , , 5 We Observed a Year of Nahon wide Campus Unresl ROY DEAN HISKETT, Tulsa, ASS, Varsiry Swimming, IX: LESLIE RAY HIX, Tulsa, Business' KATHY SUE HOAR, Pond Creek ABS, Oranqe Br Black Quill -EAI: MICHAEL J. HOBBS, I-lennessey, Engineering ll'I'l, ASME: B. JEANNINE HOBSON, Tulsa Bus'- ness, YR, UP: LOIS ELENE HODGES, Oklalwoma Ciry, Home Ec., Baplisr Sludenr Union, Home Ec. Club, FRCD Club, 'l'TU. RALPH CECIL HOFFMAN, Slillwaler, Educarion' EVELYN K. HOFFMAN, Owasso. Educalion: ROY LEE HOGAN, Clnecolali, ASS YD: JERRY W. HOLDER, Tulsa, Business, SAM MIST. :'l'I5' PA- TRICIA LOU HOLDER, Garber, Home Ecx WIL- LIAM WALLACE HOLDER, Sfillwaler Business AlK'I', SUAB, MICHAEL RAY HOLDRIDGE, Oklalworna Cily, Bus- iness, -Xl'-3, Pisrol Pele Allernale, Allflll, YR: PHILIP L. HOLEMAN, Oklalworna Cify, Enqineerinq, AIINI -Yli, AIIE, Engireerinq Sludenr Council, Engineering Toasrmasrers, Ouls'ardino Junior lrdusrrial Engineer- inrg S'uderl' HAROLD ELLIS HOLLEY, Tulsa, Edu- calionq VERDA ESTHER HOLMAN, Bellwary, Educa- Tion, Rodeo Club, Marclnino Band, Concerr Band' CHARLES ARTHUR HOLMBER6, Erick, Ver. Med., AVMA: KRISTIN HOLMBERG, Erick, Home Ec. ITU, TIN, Home Ec. Club, ERCD Club, Kill. RICHARD F. HOOD, Cherokee Enqineerino, ET, IIT-Y, AIAA, Flying Aoqiesi BEVERLY JOAN HOOP- ER, Morrison. Educalion: TAMRA LAVOUN HOOP- ER, Guymon, Educarion, YD, SEA, AE-3: RUSSELL L. HOOS, Pryor, Business, Scabbard 84 Blade: BRIAN A. HORINEK, Newkirlc, Aoricullure, Aqqie X, Earns- bouse: LARRY J. HORINEK, Newkirlc, Business. JAN N. HORTON, Norman, Home Ec.: NANCY SUZANNE HORTON, Ponca Cily, Educalion, SEA Tliearre Guild, OLIVER DALE HORTON, Norman, Agriculrure: RALPH ALEX HORTON, Jenks Busi- ness: TROY DON HORTON, Randlerl, Home Ec.' JOE ALLEN HOTTMAN, Sfillwaler Business, AKXI' fl-III 'I'K'I', STEVEN D. HOTTMAN, Dodge Cily, Kan., ASS Lassos 81 Larials, Homecoming Commillee, :TE SPS 'l'lUI': JAMES ARTHUR HOUSTON, Tulsa, Er- qineerino, IIKN, Trianolet DAULITA MARIE HOW- ARD, Okmulqee, Home Ec,, AHEA, Deanls Honor Roll, Caoelles, Home Ec. Educalior' Club: ROBERT SAM HOWARD, Headrick, Aqriculrure, Block 81 Bridle: MARGARET ANNE HOWELL, Edmond, Home Ec., KAW, Easlnion Board' DANNY OTTO HOYT, Jameslown, N.Y., Engineering, AIEE, -5-T, JOHN WILLIAM HRON, Ponca Cily, Business: ED- WIN E. HUBER, Jacksonville, Ela., Engineering AIAA: ANITA C. HUCHTEMAN, Davis, Educalior, EM, Deans Honor Rall, Presidenrls Sclniolarsliio, YD, SUAB, Palrclnin Panel AWS: RALPH DOUGLAS HUCHTEMAN, Oolooalni, ASS, EBI, Scabbard Br Blade, YR, Model UN, Srudenr Lobby: LONNIE D. HUFF, Tipfon, ABS, Soulllwesf Sales Executive Club' RODNEY DON HUFEER, Marslwall, Aqricullure. BOYD DEE HUGHES, Nowala, Agricullure Black 81 Bridle: JAMES MCCAIN HUGHES, Ryan, ABS, OSU Geolooical Sociely Secy.-Treas.: CARL C. HUMES, Tulsa, Business, AKAI? KAREN SUE HUNEKE, Clare- more, Educalion, AAA, Oranqe Sr Black Quill, Tlil, K-I-ll, SEA: JAN HUNT, Grandiield, Home Ec. Mor- Iar Board President Wlwo's Wlwe, UN, Home Ec. Club, CTM Club, IlI5'l': SHARON KAYE HUNT, Wewoka, Home Ec., -3-EET, ENIA Club. Home Ec. Club, CAROL JEAN HUNTER, Tulsa, Educariont GARY C. HUNTER, Waukomis, Erqireerirg, IEEE, O'S'raf- ere Elyino Aooies, Karare-DO, -XT: ROBERT RAN- DOLPH HURLEY, Clnickasba, Engineering IEEE: ROY ALAN HUSTEDD, Webb Cily, Educalion YD, MRI-IA, Rille Team, Scorl Hall Council' JAMES EARL HUTCHENS, Commerce. Engineering, AIAA' MARTHA ELIZABETH HUTCHINS, Barllesville, ASS Vlfillard Hall Excculive Council, WRHA Judicial Bgggrd, BSU, 'INV-I, Oranqe 81 Black Quill, JOHN MICHAEL HUTCHISON, Lawlon Educalior Scabbard Br Blade, K-XII: JON IHRIG, Sand Springs, Educalion, AXA: CRESS STUART INGLE, Porlales, N.M., Aqriculmre, :Xi BARBARA JEAN INGLISH, Okrnulqee, Educafion, ZIAII Presidenl, YD, CEC, Deans Honor Roll, IfKI'g DARRELL GENE ING- MIRE, Lfarnorl, Aqricullure, KKIIT LARRY MICHAEL IRWIN, Miami Eclucalion. MERLE DEAN ISAAK, Eairview, Business, KURT HARLAN JACKSON, Pauls Valley, Business, AEROTC, Arnold Air Sociely, RAW? MOSES L. JACKSON JR., Olclaliorna Cily, AES? MEHRDAD JAHANI, Telnran, Iran, Enqineerinqt CHARLES O. JAMES, Enid, Enqineerinq, IIT-E, ET, Olclalioma Slale Engineer, XA, 'NI-fi: ROBERT CLAUDE JENK- INS, Colfer, Ark, Engineerino, IIT-E, ASME. WILLIAM BINGHAM JETT, Barllesville, Enciireei- irq, ET, IIKN, IEEE, 'l'II3: HAL JEFFREY JOHN- SON, McAlesler, Ergineerinoq JAMES DAVID JOHN- SON, Covinolon, Engineering? JAMES MASSEY JOHNSON, Tulsa Business, AX: JIMMIE D. JOHN- SON, Slillwaler A8151 JOYCE LOREE JOHNSON, Kinqlislner, Educafion, Moriar Board Vice Presidenl, Oranqe Bi Black Ouill, Wliols Wlwo, Angel Eliqlwl, Parclwin Panel AWS Judicial Board, AXSZ President JUDITH CAROL JOHNSON, Oklahoma Cily, Edu- calion Educalior Senalor, Educalion Sluderl Coun- cil Presidenfls Council, Les Darnes, Top Ten Eresli- rner Women, Orange Xi Blaclc Quill, Orange Ouill O'Slalers ACE Presidenl, Parclnin Panel, I I'I5q MAR- JORIE YVONNE JOHNSON, Muslcoqee, Educaliont RICHARD L. JOHNSON, Boulder, Colo., AHS? SHARON RAE JOHNSON, Barllesville, Horne Ee, Horne Ec. Club, FRCD Club, TERRY ALAN JOHN- SON, Tulsa Enqineerinq, XII, ASCE, Sailing Club, IIKA' TOMMY AARON JOHNSON, Ryan, Business, Soullmeslern Execurive Sales Club, IN-Y. CHARLES LEE JOHNSON, Broken Arrow, ABS: SHARON KAY JOHNSON, Wlwealland, Home Ec., Horne Ec. Clnaoler, HEED, IIN, 'I'TU, KAII, WRA, VVRHA, NACURH Co-ordinalor, Dean's Honor Roll, Willard House Council, Oranqe Bc Blaclc Ouill, Wei- ley Eoundanon: WAYNE RODNEY JOHNSTON, Slulldarf, Ark ABS, Scabbard Bi Blade Perslninq Ri- ?les. ROTC Rille Tearn' CARL BRYSON JONES, Barllesville AES, Kerr Hall President CHARLES PAHL JONES, Ardmore, Business, ELIZABETH LOU- ISE JONES, Wayne, Home EC, HATTIE FRANCES JONES, Clnicaqo, Ill., UP, Infra- mural Volleyball, All-Ig KENNETH EUGENE JONES, Sfillwaler, AES, KA: MARCIA ANN JONES, Dal Cify, Educafionq NORTON CHIP JONES, Barlles- ville, Business, YR, :AEI RICHARD WILLIAM JONES, Barrlesville, Business, 'I'II.Y, BIKT, Presidenls Council, DAM, O'Sl'aIers, OAK, Wlios Wlio IEC, 'I KKI STEVEN F, JONES, Olclalrioma Cily, Business, Blue Key, IK, O'SIa+ers, Sludenl Senafe, IFC Judicial Chairman, YR, 'PK9 President JAMES GARY JORDAN, Tulsa, AHS, PEMM Club AXA: ROBERT C. JORDAN, Nashville, Ind., Horne Ec., Holel 81 Resfauranl' Adnninislralion Sociely, -lx: SANDRA KAY JORDAN, Tulsa, ABS, Oranqe B1 Black Ouill, Spanisli Club, -XZ? ANITA EILEEN JOY- NER, Clirlon AHS: SHARON KAY JULIAN, Okla- lnoma Cify, Educalion, CAROLYN M. JUNK, Tulsa, AHS, O'SIalers NIKT, SUAB GOGH, Sweellnearl ol ZI'I'I'I KA 3 -e 5 , . . 5 L 3 Nor'rI1 Library MaII Was Complefed in 'rhe Spring ELIJAH RWAK KAAHWA, Ufzfznda E-JSI AIIICQ, AdrFcuIIure CcIIeqioIe FFA, AIrIcf1n Sruderfs Asso- dafionz PETER J, KAUER, TL.Isa Business, 'PKITI7 WILLIAM A. KEENE, BarIIesvIIIe, Enqfrweednq, AIA- RAY D. KEGANS, Tonkawa Educgficrr MARILYN SUE KELLER, Tulsa. Home EC. Rodeo CILIE, HXID. AHEAg PATRICIA L. KELLY, OkIr-Ikworm CIW, ABS. RICHARD EARL KEMP, Okkakuorna City Business. AIII, AgQIe Sporfs Car CIUIQ: CHARLES W. KEN- NEDY, Calumet ABS, CfapeIIcs, GaIIIaa:1 Guard, Minurernen, EIyInq Angles: SHERYL GWYNN KEN- NEDY, EIrnore CIIV, Home EC. AI-IEA' TONY M. KENNEDY, EImore Cny, AQrIcuIILre EEA' VIRGIN- IA CAROL KENT, Muskofgee Edgqfficn I-Ioncrary' Cade' CoIoneI, LIIIIe Sisrers of IVI're'vIi Army BIades KAN: NORMA LYNN KEPEORD, Rlncwcod, Educafion, K3-II, OFHI'flE 81 BInck QQI, ACE. PATRICIA DIANE KELTON, Mddrfvv., Home EC., If-XII, 'I'TO, Swderr Senafor I-Ionqe EC. CI1ep'er FRCD AAII- CRAIG MICHAEL KESSLER, Fairfax, Vg., Business, Varsiry Eoofbalk AXA, BARRY MICH. AEL KILEOY, OkIaInoma Cify, Erqnweerlncg, IEEE: MARGARET ANN KILGORE, SHIWQII AHS? W. ROY KILLOUGH, OkIaI1orna CIW Inornfz EC., Sem- Der FIdeIis, 'I'l'A- BERYL RICHARD KINDRED, Jef- Ierson, Tech. Insf. SEET. HAROLD WAYNE KING, Yukor, Aqfceimre, CCI- Iefgiare FFA' FRED M. KINZER, Kefes Business -XIII, BI'-T-, I3:X'I BARBARA DIANE KIRBY, S'EII- wa'er, ABS, SAI Univergify CInoIv MENC: KEITH E. KISLING, Budingfor, AorICuIIpr'e BIock Br BrfdIe, CoIIeqiaIe FFAA ROBERT E, KISSEL, Befnany. BUSI- ress, SAM, Ski CIUID, AIU: GEORGE HEWITT KITCHEN, Okbikwornfa CIW, EdLJCf: C' 'I'II-E, EDWARD E. KLECKA Ill, Ogk Park Il. A818 KVRO Producnon DIreCIor, TIRE: HOWARD OWEN KLEE. MAN, MarsI1aII, AqrFcuIIure7 ROBERT' EDWARD KLEIN, BuTIer, AqricuIIure7 DOUGLAS JOHN KLET- KE, Alva, AXIS, IIKA, GERALD R, KLINGAMAN, MuIInaII, Aqrlculfure, I-IorIIcuIIure CIUE President AQ. COuncII: JAMES R. KNAPP, Ord. Nebvx Adri- CuIIure ATA CoIIe:1IaIe EEA, AZ, IK' AFP. VIRGINIA V. KNAPP, Ord, Nebr. Edgcifon, AAII. KAII, COIIeQIaIe 4-I-I, ACE' JAMES DONALD KNOWLES, Texhonna, Encgireering, ASCE, ET XE? ROBERT BRIAN KOCH, Oklanorna CI , Enqireer- Inq, 'I'K'4I: RINDA SUE KOPPITZ, Ava AHS. 3-A--5: ROBERT CLAUS KRAMBECK, Okrndkqee, AdrIcuI- wre? CHARLOTTE ANN KRAMER, E Reno, Educa- Hon, Orarge 81 BIack OUIII KAII. CARROLL ANN KREPS, BarfIesvIIIe, I-fame EC., 1'-57 JAMES GUY KROMER, Vinson, Agr7cLIIure: RICH- ARD L. KUNZE, Shawnee, AqrIcuIIurc, AZ, Aggie X, UP, YR, Ear'rnI1ouse, JACK CHARLES KURT, Now- nfa, AqrIcuIIure, I-Ior'TicuIIure CLIE, YR, TKEg JAMES B. KUYKENDALL, OkIaI1orni CII'-J, Busiress, AXA: CLYDE HERBERT KYGAR, Cedar V-zIe, Kern, Erqireenrg, AICI-IE. LOWELL PALMER KYLE, Pire BIBF? Arr., Education' MARY ELIZABETH LAMBERT, S'iIIv.5me', Educawon' RICHARD E. LAMPE, Perry, Educi'Y0n7 LYNELLE LANCASTER, TUISQ, AES, OICoIfei1I2:' SGW, OISTGT- ers, SIuden+ Enrerlainers, YR, Cnora'e'Is, Deans I-Ionor ROII7 CHARLES EUGENE LANDRY, Lawlen. Erqineerinq, Scabbard Sf Bifida: JOE DAVID LANEY, Frederick, Business. WILLIAM PAUL LANGE, Fairmont AjgrIcuIIure, Ely- agg Aggies, PPA, Aggvg xy LARRY L, LANGLEY. KIHQTISIIGF, ABS, TrIar1qIe7 CHRISTINE C. LANIE, Manclwesfer, Home EC.. SEA, AA-5: DOBBIN BRYAN LANSEORD, SIiIIwaIer, ABS: DONNA L. LARGENT, Chardon, O., ABS. SEA, STEP, Orange OEIII Orarqe Br BIack OUIII: CHARLOTTE SUE LASH, Caskfcn Home Ec,, AI-IEA, SEA, AEA. DIANA LEE LATHEM, DeIImrI Tex., Educafwfi SKIP SANDBERG, TuIsi, Busivess, BIuo Key, Wkwo': WHQ Presioerfs CTILDCIX Bushes: SfIJCIF2'WI Courci IK, MKT: CHESTER E. LATHEM, D11II'vmrI Tex., AQIVI- cuI'ure' KATHY LYNN LAUDERDALE, YfaIe, Home EC., Homecornirw Queer YD Eiskwkw Board CTM CIub, Home EC. CIuD ill' PATRICIA KAY LAUGHLIN, Yife Educafiowp DAVID GLEN LAUGHREY, BI:-uckwe-II, Busiresa. LESLIE LAUGHTON, EI Reno, DLASIVNQSSI MAR- GEANN LAURENCE, Bernice, La., Home Ecu SOM- CHAI LEARTBAN NAPHONG, Bfmf1kokroITIworburI TI'va?Ia:wd. Ewfzireeffrg ASCE: CHARLES GLENN LEAVITT, Newklvk Busfvess, 'i'KXP- RAYMOND ROB- ERT' LECLAIR, Wfzgower' ABS' PAM LEDBETTER, Midwest Cin, I-mme EC., Vefsirf CBeerIefsder Ci'r- cus Crusade Icr Chrlsf, FRCD llI1'I'. NANCY GAIL LEE, Ponce CIW AXIS EAI, Pythian Diuqhfcrs, Urxivershy CIWOIF' MARY LOUISE LEH- MAN, Deer Creek, Educe+Ior'. OCOLLEGIAN SMB, Spanish CIub Frefch Club' ROBERT E. LEIGH, S+IIIwaIer, ASIS' TED LEITNER, Youmkeru, N.Y., AXIS KVRO Marafger 'I'K'l'f GLENNA MARIE LEMAST- ERS, Stroud, ABS -YI'-X SEA' ROBERT G, LEMONS. Sird Sorinws Bdsivesy, Sfuderv Se'aIe -XX. PATRICIA L. LENAVA, VIUIIC3 Home EC., Home EC. CIub' LARRY NOBLE LENHART, Ponca CIW Edu- cation, KAII- LEVALLEY, SIIIIWGISV, BUSINESS. INZ, EBI Bu5Zr.e5g Sfudem COuvwCiIj BARBARA JEAN LEVERTON, Bums Fldr, AHS, SIudenI Enfer- Ialrwers, YR, I-Illl WorTven's CIvoraI CIub: JAMES R. D. LEWIS, Muskogee, ASS? JIM ROBERT LEWIS, Poncfa CIN Busfuesu YR, JOHN ROBERT LEWIS, Cidhaqe Mo., Emqmeeririfg ASTME ASME, AIME SAE' KARLYN ANN LEWIS, Yukon, Buslrcees' LEON ELLSWORTH LEWIS, SWAI- vviii-V EFi'1IreerIr'f: KKXP. OSU Byrd: LEWIS, WI'sov' Home ECU MARY LYNNE LEWIS, VVeF1IIwerIorC1 ABS -EAII' MONTY G. LEWIS, Dew' ey Afqviculmre Afgcnle XI. ROBERT M. LILES, Sfulwafer Bualw,-Q., 'l'li'l'- Dl- ANNA LYN LINKHART, Saou-pix, EcIuc'1rIo , PA- TRICIA ANN LINTON, TLISQ, Ecucfafmr AI-IA SILI- devr Educfvic' Auseciewcr' MICHAEL LEROY LIPPERD, TuIsa Bubwessq TERRY EDWARD LIPS- COMB, Tc-rrrje ABS AICHE RICHARD O. LITSEY, Eczmuvd ABS GLCCJMDIWY CIuL', 'l'liI'I. LARRY F. LITTLE, Er-ld, Buuivefb YR, UP .XX- NORMAN ROBERT LIVEL,Y, Tulfm, Erfcynecrlrwdj DANIEL R, LIVENGOOD, Prvor, ABS 'NIE Dear -, Heron' RQII 'I'IfII' Presfderrf GARY DON LIVING- STON, Bode. CIM, Business 'I'-V41 JAMES ALTON LIVINGSTON, Frederick Busfwesu MRT, SAM, YD, :'I'I'1' SARA SUE LOAR, S+SIiv,a -Er Educlafiov, Pres- Idarre Hrvcr ROII Dgawg I-3-31-Ry U ! ,,,. Is 3a Cf Q Zimm- ,Q- Seniors SUYTHIE L'I'1HlNI7f'I'N Ilkund smnu SPIIBIIIYS IuII Jhmoms. wmv I'uII UI gowd ideax ---4' .mme Iull HI Iwi nil. Sex Remained Conlroversial as a Discussion Topic EDWINA RIVERS LODGE, Houslon, Tex., Home Ec., OHEA, AEA: ALAN NEAL LOEEFLER, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, XE, Engineering Srudenl Council, Campus Crusade lor Chrisl, JUDITH WILLS LOGS- DON, Oklahoma Cily, Eclucalion, SEA, YR, THOM- AS W. LOGSDON, Slillwaler, Engineering, AIA, Pershing Rifles, STEPHEN J. LOGUE, Slillwaler, A8iS, Daily OCOLLEGIAN Edilor, IAX IIAM- JANICE SNOW LOHMANN, Slillwarer, A8iS, En- gineerelles, YR, STEP. JANET SUE LOOMIS, Bullalo, Business, IISZII, SEA, BTX, Kill, Willard Hall Council, Dean's Honor Rollq GODFREY C. LOPER, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business, 3-lllg DAVID CARL LORENZEN, Naperville, Ill.. Business, BIKT, BAXP, EM, IEC, TKEQ MICHAEL LEE LOUDENSLAGER, Nicoma Park, Agriculrure, I-lorliculiure Club, ALYCE ANN LOUTHERBACK, Oklahoma Cily, Business, l'3Axl'. BFE, KAI9: STEVE M. LOVEJOY, Tiplon. Agricullure, Agronomy Club. JAN LOVELADY, Oklahoma Cily, Business, Morlar Board, Who's Who, Business Senalor, Panhellenic Senalor, Business Sludenl Council, Bl'-E, Presidenl's Council, Orange Ouill. Orange 81 Black Ouill, X97 CARLA GWIN LOVELL, Tulsa, Educalion, SEA, Edu- calion Sludenl Council, YR. Deanls Honor Rall, lflillq DAVID WAYNE LOWE, Barllesville. Educa- lion: JANET SUE LOWERY, Tulsa, Educalion, SEA, ACE, X-X, Alll: MICHAEL LEE LOWRANCE, Wil- low, AES: KENNA LOU LOWRY, Dewey, Home Ec. DAN ALAN LUCAS, Oklahoma Cily, AHS, SUAB, YR, 'l'l'33 JACK DAVID LUCY, McCloud, Agricul- lure, Collegiale EEA, DOLORES H, LUKASZEK, Oklahoma Cily, Business, Ski Club, MKT, Lassos 81 Larials, YR, Sludenl' Lobby, WPA: PAUL RODNEY LYLES, Hooker, ABS, AZ, Sludenl Council, Farm- house: JOHN W. MacMORRIS, Tulsa, AES, ffll-fi, O'Slalers, S. A. Supreme Courl, fl,-Ugly ALAN N. MADDOX, Black Mounlain, N.C., Ver. Med., AVMA, ANI' GRAHAM DALE MADISON, Slillwaler, Educalion, SEA: REBECCA ANN MAGEE, Waurika, ABS, AAA, ITA, BBB Wives: FLOYD PATRICK MA- GUIRE, Apache, Agricullure, Agronomy Club, BSU: KHOSRO MAHDAVI, Tehran, Iran, Engineering: BETTY JANE MAHONEY, Midwesl Cily, Business, Nazarene Sludenl Aclivily Center, DAVID S. MAINS, Barllesville, Business, MIST, 'l'll-E, 'l'Kxl'. MARSHA SUE MAISON, Slillwaler, AHS, 'K-3, Army Blades, Lillle Sigmals Orange X1 Black Quill, STEVE L, MAISON, Slillwaler, ABS, lniercollegiafe Knighls, Men's Glee Club, Universily Choir, APHA, EX: WILLIAM F. MALONEY JR., Tulsa, Business, Busi- ness Sludenl Council, MKT, 'Pdlrlg HAROLD F. MAMMEN, Lockwood, Mo., Agricullure, AZ, Agron- omy Club, SCS: LINDA CHERYL MANNING. Grove, Educalion, SEA, Universily Parry, Honorary Educalion Eralernilyg LINDA MAE MANNING, Beihany, Educalion, ABA, YR, ZTA. SHEILA ANN MANNING, Tulsa, AHS, AKA, Alpha- belles, Sociology Club, JOE ROLATER MANNING JR., Cushing, AHS, YR Presidenl, EM, DAVID JO- SEPH MARKES, Waukornis, AES, 'l'Kf'l: JUDY CAR- OL MARKWELL, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec., Home Ec. Club, ERCD Club, DELORIS ANN MARLOW. Colleyville, Eclucaliong RONALD PAUL MARRIOTT, Walonga, AHS. TERRY DON MARRIOTT, Walonga, AXfS, 'l'-ATI CYNTHIA LOU MARSH, Tulsa, Educaiion, Lillie Sigrnas, All, JEANETTE MARSH, Tulsa, Educalion, AWS Vice Presidenl, Morlar Board, Orange 81 Black Quill Treasurer, KAII, REDSKIN Residence Halls Edi- lor: MICHAEL ESTILL MARSHALL, Carrier, AES, AX, YD: HENRY G, MARTIN, Okrnulgee, AHS, -5-ill: MARLENE REID MARTIN, Slillwaler, AES. -EAI, Universily Choir, PLEIDES, Dean's Honor Roll, Slrudenl Enlerlainers, MARTHA JANE MARTIN, Yale, AES, Sludenl Asso- cialion Secy.-Treas., Presidenfs Council, Orange Xi Black Ouill Vice Presidenl, Universily Choir, Regenfs Scholarship, Dean's Honor Roll, X93 PATRICIA KAY MARTIN, Sapulpa, Educalion. SEA, TED H. MAR- TIN, Slillwaler, Agricullure, Eoreslry Club, Easl Ben- neli Council, Aggie Toasfmasrersp VIRGINIA CAR- OL MARTIN, Pauls Valley, Educalion, Panhellenic Treasurer, YR, Kill, O'STalers, AWS Execulive Coun- cil, Orange Ouill, Orange 81 Black Ouill, l'fl'I4q DAVID E. MARX, De Ridder, La., Vei. Med., 'l l'E AVMA, 1l'Zq EDDIE WARREN MASSEY, Tulsa, Engi- neering. SEET, -XT. LEE ROY MASSEY, Tulsa, Engineering, SEA, ASME, ST, GARY ERNEST MATHIS, Eairland, Enqineerinv. AIAA, IVV-E: L. JEFFREY MATTERN, Newporl, Pa.. Tech, lnsl, 'l'llCg JUDITH ANN MATTOX, Slillwaler, Home EC., Army Blades, Lassos Xi Larials, Home EC. Club CTM Club, SUAB. -5-Z: JEANNE ANN MAUK, Blackwell Home EC., HN, Willham Execuliye Council, SUAB, Oranfie X1 Black Quill, Deanis Honor Roll, Colleaiale 4-l-l' WILLIAM DEWAYNE MAXWELL, Tulsa, Busihess, Varsi+y Baseball, XX. CHARLOTTE MARIE MAYFIELD, Oklahoma Cily, AXiS, IAII. KKIIZ KAY LAVERNE MAYNARD, Ard-V more, Home EC., KAII. UN, 'l'TH1 SEA, LINDA J. MAYNARD, Choclaw. AHS: STANLEY GLENN MAYS, Miami, Enqineerinu, AIAA, ASME? MARSHA LYNN MCADAMS, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC., AEA, LINDA J. MCCAEEE, Collinsville, Home EC.. OHEA- AHEA, XA, -KIA. Home EC. Educalion Club, JOHN B. MCADAMS, Oklahoma Cily, AHS, Sludenl Senafor, Varsily Debafe Team, Blue Key, lnlercolleqir ale Kniqhls, 'I'll'E, LINDA KAYE MCCABE, Lindsay, Educalion, PEMM Club: GARY PEPPER MCCAL- LON, Wyiinewood, Enqineerinqq ROD MCCALMAN, Tulsa Business fx' MARGARET A. MCCANN, Corpus Chrisli Tex., Business: CHARLES HOWARD MCCARTY, Slillwafer, Enqineerinq, :ill AICE, 'I'-MJ. GARY NATHAN MCCAULEY, Wirl, Aqricullure, Acgronomy Club: LYLE LEE MCCHESNEY JR., Owasso, Enqineerinqg BEVERLY JEAN MCCLAIN, Tulsa, Business: JANENA N. MCCLURE, Oklahoma Cily, Educafiong DAVID EUGENE MCCOLLUM, Shidler, ABS, MNT, IIANI, YR, 'l'K'l': DON KEN- NETH MCCONNELL, Midwesl Cily, Business, 'VII-E. RAW, YD, KA, RICHARD J, MCCOY, Oklahoma Cily, AES, Ill! AWA: BURNS F. McCRAY, Manchesler, Engineerinqq MIKE S. MCCUE, Slillwaler, Business, -ABU, Dean's Honor Roll, DON J. MCCUNE, Kaw Cily, Business, AKW, -XX: DIANE MATHERS MCDANIEL, Texhoma, ABS, Morlar Board, Who's Who. Presidenfs CounCil, Honors Sluden' Council, IIMI5, ASS Honors Pro- gram AHS Orienlafion Discussion Leader, Orarqe 31 Elack Quill, Orange Quill, Palchin Pane-f XQ, LINDA KAY MCDANIEL, Shawnee, Home EC. I-l8ilD Club. OHEA. NANCY IRENE McDANlEL, Shawnee, Home EC., WTII, l'l:'I', CTM Club, Orange 81 Black Ouill, AXSZ7 JOHN TERRAL MCDONALD, I-lominy, Business, ISI, GARY E. McDOWELL, Barllesville, Business, YR, MKT: ROY S. McFAIN, Oklahoma Cily, AHS? IVAN JAMES MCEARLAND, Slillwaler, Business, -Sill. RAW: DONNA MCGEE, Sawyer, Business. MARCIA D. McGEE, Miami, Home EC., Army Blades, Home EC, Club, CTM Club, UN, Alllg NAN MCGEE, Manqum, Educalion, SEA, YD, X97 DEIDRA ANN MQGRIFF, Claremore, Educalion, SEA, YD. ACE, Girl ol lhe Golden I-learl, X527 DONNA G. MCHENRY, Tulsa. Educalion, PEMM, WRA: KENT ALLEN MCINNIS, Oklahoma Cily, ASS, lrlercolleqi- ate Kniohls, 'I'-E, MARILEE MCINNIS, Slillwaler Home EC. 'l'Tll Oranqe 81 Black Ouill. W' 1 r A M 5-'X . 1- K+. , .0 . K V ' 'l Z i ,, . 4. i 1 i 4s s. .1 A V ..,,,,yn I-5' I OSI s loriilnzill ri-cord was uni one ol thc aris highlights as witnessed in the dis point-uc-111 fin this studemk lure. Bob Hope Highlighled Spring En+er+ainmen+ Series JOHN R. MCINTOSH, Tulsa Business: MORRIS LYNN MCKILL, Pawnee Agriculfure: RICHARD LEWIS McKlNLEY, Chandler Agricullure, NVQ, ESX. 3-EA' RITA JANE McKINLEY, Moorelarc. ABS, A-EA: BOB DOYLE MQLAUGHLIN, Barnsdall Business: DALE RICHARD MCLAUGHLIN, Slillwarev' ABS. KENNETH W. McLEOD, Srillwafer, ABS, Aggie Sports Car Club: H. ARLENE MCMAHAN, Barrles- ville, Home EC., AHEA, ERCD Club: ROGER LEE MCMILLIAN, Srillwaler, Business, MKT, Hfflll Treas- urer: MICHAEL S. MCNATT, Oklahoma Cify Er- gineering, IEEE, YD: DENNIS LEE MCNEILL, Oklae lnorna Ciiy, Business, IEC, IK, 13911: CARL B Mc- PHERSON, Woodward, Engineering. JUDITH ANN MEAD, Albuquerque, N.M., A8133 LAURIE McLAURIN MEEK, Tulsa, Horne Ec., X53, LARRY ALLAN MEEKS, Slillwaier, Agriculiure: NANCY CATHERINE MEFFORD, Houslon, Tex. Ed- ucalion, YD, Dean's Honor Rall, SEA, Anoel Fligliv, Cliemical Engineering Queen, AX9: PATRICK M. MEHAFFIE, Downers Grove, Ill., Business, SAM. YR, KA: MARTHA J. MEHLING, Delaware, O.. Ei- ucalion. J. R. MEINDERS, El Reno, Engineering, AIAA ASME: MARY JOAN MEINDERS, Davis, Horne Ec., Vilillard Hall Council, OHEA-AHEA, HEED Club' SHARON KAY MELLIES, Edmond, Home Ec., WRA TA, Horne EC, Club, CTM Club: DONALD RAY MELTON, Colony, Agricullurei PAUL FRANK MEL- TON, Slillwarer, Engineeringj TONI LYNN MELTON, Srillwaler, ABS. CAROL M. MERCER, Logan, Home Ec., IVTII, Home Ec. Srudenr Council, SEA, Home Ec. Educarion Club' SARA MARGARET MEISSALL, Barllesville, ABS Horficulrure Oueen, Varsily Revue, Scolf House Council, Top Ten Miss OSU: PATSY YVONNE MEY- ER, McCloud, Educalion, Universiry Parry, Drurnmono Hall Council, NEA: PAUL AVON MEYERS, Enid. Business, Men's Glee Club, Orcliesrrag MICHAEL EDWARD MICHAEL, Chickaslwa, Agriculture: LINDA MARIE MICHEALSON, Blackwell, Horne Ec., DN. PATRICK CHARLES MICKLE, Enid, Engineering B91-Ig MERRILY MILBURN, Oklaliorna Cily, Educa-I Irion, SEA: MICHAEL S. MILES, Oklaliorna Ciry, En- gineering, ASME, 'IIAGL NORMAN EUGENE MILES, Slillwaler, ABS. 'PK'I': SUE MILEY, Oklahoma Cify Educaiion: ANDY T. MILLER, Slillwarer, Educalion, Varsiry Rifle Team, Fire Prorecfion Sociery, DENNIS MACK MILLER, Texola, Agriculrure, Col- legiare EEA: DONALD GENE MILLER, Moore, Erie gineering: FRED MARION MILLER, Maud, Agricul, lure, Arnold Air Sociely: JUDY M. MILLER, Tulsa Horne Ec.: KATHY WYNELL MILLER, Elk Cily, ABS. Angel Eliglii, OSU Fashion Board ZAH. A-Al' LOUIS GEORGE MILLER, Muskogee. Business, flux-1-5, MARSHALL F. MILLER, Guymon. AEST RONALD LEE MILLS, McCloud, Vet Med., AVMA, HTS: JOHN A. MILNER, Pine Bluil, Ark., Agricullure' SUE ANN MILNER, McAlesIer, Business, Kill MKT, SUAB. Orange gf Black Quill: MARC SCOTT MINOFF, Brooklyn, N.Y., Home Ec., Holel 81 Resrau- ranl Socieryz DONNA MCGEE MITCHELL, Sfili- wajrer, Business, TIQH. AAU. GAYLE K. MITCHELL, Enid, AES. EAU, SEA- K, LARRANE MITCHELL, Oklakioma Cily. Educalion EAU, Pyrlwian Dauglilerst R. DAHL MITCHELL, Slilvw wafer, Eclucafion: SHIRLEY ANN MITCHELL, Mio- wesf Ciry, Education, SEA, KAII, YD- ROBERT E. MITTEN, Fargo, A8157 M. RUTH MONTGOMERY, Pryor AHS. AAA. Honors Program, AWS. Murray House Council, Orange 81 Black Quill Iv1eclicalTec5r nology Associarioff. THOMAS L. MOON, Rav-fIm.sk.ff BJSNWGQS. K-:T KATHLEEN ANN MOONEY, OKIAIWMI CIM ASIS, OSH'-' STEP Theafre Gu1IId C-xf'1cL.3 CHC-3' AHS Idrff- 5' zxr-.rv I I'B Pre5Idsa'I' CAROLYN D. MOORE, Okmhfmi CR-,f, Eus?v'ef1-. MNT' DONALD RAY MOORE, Pwwrw E'rr:Ir'ee-f?'w. -XT JANE ROG- ERS MOORE, IRIS-1 AHS, SUAE. Girls :I W9 Grid- ef I- 2 1 ' RITA LOY MOORE, S'IIIv.,Irfer EduQe'T:1' AWS WW-+A SEA, BSU, MYLEEN OLIVIA MORAN, Bfnfwif IIC, A815- X THOMAS K. MORAN, SI7IIwa'fef Bmnsiveas -FRE' ARRAHWANNAH MORELAND, H..:wf1weI' Kar. Ed,Q- 1 JANIS RAE MORELAND, Beiwef AXIS -EAI 'J'3vC'i?'. C?w3 ' Afj-95 Puff Offwre Qui: S'.fJf ff'-1f :'IefQ' MARY LYNN MORELAND, TLS- Eo..Q1 ia'. ACE YD ICP AMI' LARRY GENE MORGAN, T1,IQa AES Swmger FIQGGITS S13- ce' LYNN E. MORGAN, Tofwkavm Eusfwi-ss' SUZANNE MORGAN, Tlfisfz, Ecmcafiow, X142 ICP, YR, Infer- rm fQ'if' Refiiorz Club: VADEN WINFRED MORG- AN, 7,.r-wf A.Q1v'C1Iimre DAOCIC X Bfdle' EDNA PAYE MORRIS, Wr15'ef2e-ici. H,-rv-rr EQ.. 'l'TU Home EC-4 f 2. C .rf GARY G. MORRIS, Balho Lwess: JOHNNIE EDWARD MORRISON JR., D-wefsov B,-3'-f AKXI' NIKT IN.: +I'II.E, A.merICfw Marky'- 'P iz Aw ' gf-ffot BARBARA S. MORROW, TIJISG Home EC. SEA' MICAH L. MORROW, GLNWIQ. Efvfgifweerikrlq, AIAA, OSE SAME Ewgmeerinq Smderv COLIVICIIQ JAMES RANDOLPH MOSLEY, STIIIwdIer, Ewqffweeffnqy LAR- RY JOSEPH MUEGGENBORG, Okarchc, Business, YR, SAME, O'SfaIer's President Arwold Air Sociew, 'I'K I' JAMES W. MUELLER, Adair, Erwqirweerffrq, ASME IIT-1 ZAR' JUSTIN L. MULLENIX, Ek CTM EQ'-5, BIKT KA, CAROLINE R, MULLER, ..I'5:IE?'SO', N,Y. Aqrbblmre, Rcdei C II: Bknck 81 BrIdIe' MARSHALL PAUL MUNGLE, Afoki Busiwesst CARL J. MURPHY, Pon- ce CP. EOLICFIIIOYV JAMES RAY MURPHY, Tyrone, A .' :.I.'..fL 'PM-A7 MARSHA DIANE MURPHY, Ok- IaI'orf'-f Cf, Educfsfiovw' RAYMOND MURPHY, TuI-- '.1 Buwfg-sk I.efIermer's Ohh I'I'I'3, STEVE MURPHY, Tulsa, E gIfeerng7 JOE T. MUR- RAY, Pe..I-- V-IIIQ, AgrEcu 'L.fQ ATA, Coivergiafe FE-A DON CREIG MYERS, Prfrc-1 CSM BJSWQSS' JIMMY L. MYERS, TorvIcav.e1 Educfforj JOANN MYERS, MQ-rm EducaIIcm SEA If-XII De-IFQ Hor- M' R,-I ' HAMID NADALI, Teiwrar' If-M, E'wf:Ffwf2er5'wQ If'-' w S',.wOe'w 2 CME. BONITA YVONNE NAIFEH, Saoffofa, Educafiort, ETA' FRIEDA JEAN NAIFEH, OIcIaI1oma CIW. Edu- cvfow IIT! YD, IDEEHUIS Honor ROII, AAII- SOM- USA NAKASINGH, Bangkok 'I'I'1mIfmd, AES' MICH- AEL H. NASH, Pavdwskj Erqfweerinq. IT, QXE, AISH? 'MII XX' ROLLAND ALPHA NASH III, W'ogo-.-.fd Bushwess, Varsify GOV, Ii49lIIy RICHARD HENRY NASH III, SI'1idIer AES, YD KKW. Seniors 'I' dn' Iuzmg-Imuin-:I mzzlws Imu: IIUIIIIIIL m-Clussig I'1TUIIL'III7I2lIl as 59011 In IIN. Sghuul Im' XN'ixcs play character mf l ... . J, Meal' Judging Team Won Several Nalional Awards by V ' f 5I4 CRAIG A. NEAL, Rochesler, N.Y. Home Ec., Hole! 8 Reslaurani Sociely, -X77 JOHN HUEY NEELY, Tulsa Business, MNT, O'Slalers, YD 'I'-30, lCP. SUAB' KATHLEEN F, NEILL, Ponca Cily, A815 WRA, PENN Club Thalcher Hall Presidenii JOHN WALLACE NELSON, Oklahoma Cily, Business, KXI' GMAA ROBERT HOWARD NELSON, Pryor, ABS, ln- fercollegiale Kniohls OAK, Lassos 8: Larials. Whos Who, AES Sludenl Council, IIWAM, AEA' ZAI'Ig ROBERT L. NELSON, Ponca Ciiy, Ariricullure ACAClA. RONNIE EARL NELSON, Lindsay Aqricullure AZ 'I'llI, Block 81 Bridle Farmhouse' WILLIAM RICH- ARD NETH, Bullalo, N.Y., Home Ec., I-lolel Bi Res- rauranl Socielyq DUANE K. NEUFFER, Oklahoma Cir-i, ABS, 'PKT7 MYRNA SMITH NEW, Muskoqee Educaliong BOYD CARL NEWBY, Copan, Ver, Med. AVMA, SITE' CELIA MAE NEWMAN, Duncan Home Ec. LINDA LOUISE NEWMAN, Tulsa, Educalion' VAN- DELL R, NEWVILLE, Lexingror, Aoricullure Col- le xiafe EEA' JANET E. NICHOLS, Vinila, Educaiion Presidenfs Courcil, Orarioe 81 Black Ouill K-Xll, SEA, A-3-X: DAVID DALE NICKERSON, Claremore, Busiress, Sociely for Advancernenr ol Manaqernenlq CURT L, NOLEN, Oklahoma Cify, ABS' H. C. NOLL, Mesa, Ariz. Aqriculrure AXA, LORA JANE NOLTENSMEYER, Cushing ABS, Capf eifes' JOE PATE NORRIS, Gran? Agricullure, MAR- ILYN DON NORRIS, Crescent, Home Ec. 'VIII UN, 'I'Tll, Marching Band, Oranoe 81 Black Ouill, Orange Ouill, OHEA-AHEA Home Ec. Educaiion Club Presidenfs l-lonor Roll, JERRY WAYNE NORS- WORTHY, Duncan, Business? RICHARD MICHAEL NORTHINGTON, Blanchard, Agricullure, Eoreslry Club: TOMMY G. NORTON, Srillwaler, Adricullure. Scabbard Sf Blade, Flying Aqoies. SAMUEL C. NORWOOD, Frederick, Business. I'I'E MNT' RICHARD MORTON NOWLIN, Oklahoma Cilv, Business OSU Track: JOEL CURTIS NOYES, Tulsa, ABS: LONNIE HENRY NUSZ, Okeene, En- fiineerino' MAUREEN O'MARA, Tulsa Educaliori, Girls ol The Golden Hearl, YR. AE-lg EUGENE O'NEAL, Wisier, Vol. Med., AXP, AVMA, YD. GEORGE R. O'REILLEY, Oklahoma Cily, Enqineer- inn, AIlE AUM, Endineerinq Siudenl Council, Slu- denr Senate Board ol Publicafion, -XX: DEBBIE E. OAKES, Oklahoma Cily Educalion, KKV7 LINDA DIANA OGLETREE, Tyrone, Home EC.: BERT C. OKOYE, Nova Scolia, Canada, Enqineering African Srudenils Associaiion President ET AlCl-IE, Alro' American Sociely, A'l'A4 JOHN G. OLDHAM, Garber Aqricullure, Aqronomy Club, AFP: F. STEPHEN OLIMSTEPH, Midwesl Cily, Business, -331171. MYRA ANN OLIVE, Eulaula ABS: LORETTA E. ORE, Enid, ABS, Palchin Panel, Alphabelles Presi- dent A397 RON V. ORICCHIO, Lake Mohawk NJ Home Ec., Holel Xi Resiauranl Sociely, MAIC, PCAA: ROSS ALAN ORICCHIO, Sparla, N.J. Bus- ness, Holel 8: Reslauranl Socielyi KENNETH DAR- REL ORR, Ponca Cily, Engineering, Society ol Me- chanical Technicians, Karaie-DO Club, CARL WAYNE ORRICK, Slillwaler Engineering, AlCE, IT. KEN ENGLISH OSHEL, Alva, Aoricullure, Block 8: Bridle, Rodeo Club, IIIVI' Colonv Presideril' ENNA MAE OSMOND, Midwesl Cilv Home Ecx DA- MOND LEE OSTERHUS, Riverside, Cal., Eniineer- Wifi: JERRY LEE OTT, Enid, Agriculiure Afgronomy Club, Collegiale EFA: JEFFREY ERIC OVERLAND, Poslville, lowa Enqineerinq: RITA KATHRYN OWEN, Muskooee, Horne Ec., Army Blades, Lillle Sislers Ol Minerva. CHARLES ROBERT OWENS, Ardmore ABS Scab' Cfzfd Bi Blade Pershing Rilles, UP, YR, Kerr-Diurn rnond lrferhall Council, BILL PAUL PADDOCK, Ok' I-ihoma Cin, Business' LOIS F. PALECK, ie'haii,, ABS: MARK ROBERT PALLETT, Dewey ABS? JAMES ENLOE PALMER, Slillwalor, ABS, +All. ABS Orienlaiion Leader, KI- ROY LEE PAPPAN, Newkirk, ABS, LAURA KATHRYN PARKER, Rusmrw, La., AHS: MARTHA NELL PARKER, Huqo, Educmion. KAN. IUIIC, Omnfw QUIII. SEA' JAMES TQ PARKS, Okla- norrm CIW Business, RAW' JANET KAYE PARRISH, Iufsa Business, X-YI' YD AX-37 JO JAMES WIL- LIAM PARRISH, AI'us Business, Nlli'l', lx' KEN- NETH DEWAYNE PARROTII, CI'v1rdIQr, AQrICuIIur6 'I'II-E, AZ, BIOCIQ 81 ErICIIe, Scfibbfard 81 I3IfndG, COIIQQA -we 4-I-I, Smdf-rv Adwsom Bsflrd. TERRY ELMER PARSONS, I'L,Isf,, AXIS AXA, DON SAINE PATE, OIcIaIvcmfa CIW, Aqriculwre Eoreshy CML: OSU Rides V-arsiw RIIIQ In-nn' JUDY K. PAT- RICK, CIinTon, Educfmflon .XIIA O'SIfIIers, YR, SEA, SUAB, AHA' MARY ANN PATRICK,SI1IIWfner, Edu, C-Meng HAROLD DALE PATTERSON, SIG-awnee, ASA: JON FITCH PAITERSON, IVI-Iss-xpfwzusa N,Y. Agn- QuIwre, Farr-s'r. CILIE ,AIf':3f- X SC-rnbor FIdeIIs 'I'Ix I, KAY E. PATTERSON, Tulsa, I-Iornrl EQ.: BARBARA ANN PAYNE, Moumair' VIEW I3usines5 IIAXV. AWS I.Qf'gI5I.IIIve? Board' NANCY CAROLYN PAYNE, Ok- IaI1orrm CIW, Eduumion' GLORIA E. PEACH, Marsh- -III Home EC. OI-IEA' BILL L. PEACHER, IuIsa, ASIS SUAB Presiderr, BIUQ Key, IIIIGFCOIIGQIGIG KfI'V:Iw's, ..X'I'-Xt NEVA SUE PERKINS, OIcIaI'wOrne CIW EduCfII5or, SEA, PHILIP W, PERRY, STIIIvLnrer' DLISIIPSS' EDWANA BRADLEY PETERS, OI1IaI1o'na CIN Educ,-Alon, I I'I5t KATHY MARIE PETERS, CovIn:1Irur', ECJLICFIIIOVI, YD WRA, SEA, OEA SUAB Ur'IvCr5IIy prxvfy, I I'I3j LE ANN PETERSON, OIcIaIwor'rm Cify Business BT-:T ROBERT SCOTT PETTY, IuIsfa BusIr.s-ss YR, Code! Odicers CIIIE: GLEN A. PHARISS, Bf1rIIesvIIIe En- ::I',eer'rr41 AIAA -II' III-1. 'I'II-1. TOM E. PHELPS, Pence CIM-, VQI, Med, AVIVIA UTE, IMC' DENNIS FRAZIER PHILLIPS, Sand Sprirjrs BL.sIress SAE' JAMES DAVID PHILLIPS, Pewrmskn Bdslress, MKII, ATU' WYATI' PHANE PHILLIPS, Ird5rwoI-1 BUs 'essg MARION CHUCK PICKERING, Ie:IoLm, AQr?cuI'urQ. l6VI!OI'OITIN,' CIMO SOEI Corserrvmlm, CILII2 YR' JANNA I. PIERCE, Per- Homc- EQ. If-X, PHIL E. PIERCE, Dewey. A',:rTcuImrC, Forestry Cxub Scabbard X1 BI-ide' GARY KENT PINKSTON, Chuck- esha, Bus5'P'sf, MNT Pcrmn Curnnnvee UNT ACACIA' PAUL BRADIE PIPES, Commerce, ASS, AAPG, Arrwncar CI'IernIc:1- Sodenf GQQIOQIY CIIJD -N-IK' MARK SCUDDER PISARRA, Bf1rIIesvIII-e, AXS SUAB, YD, SpdnIsI'1 CIub: KATHY LYN PITTS, Mid, wesf CIW. Educaflcn, AWS, PaIcIwIn Panel, SUAB, Drummond I-IAII Sec., PAUL STEVEN PLATNER, Eer1IesviIIc,A81S -XX UP O'SIfxIers. TIM H. PLOGH, GrII?5'I1, Ind., Busme-ss AXA' E. LEON PLUMMER, Po+eaL, Budress, Avrold Air SOCI- ew' CAROL ANN POJEZNY, OkIaIwornf1 CI'-,, AXIS YD, Vnrsny CIneev'Ieader NIU BILL M, POLSON, Sffnwafer Busiess, NIKT Aw::If- Spows Cnr Cub- LINDA LOU POLSON, SIIIIWMM, Business AQQIQ TO6iSIVI'Iri5IE3FIS Queer, K'I' AAII: ALFRED ARNOLD PONTESSO, EI Reno, EVIQIVIGEXVIIIG ASCE, XE, I. ssrs W , , , L- , , s k I 1 gg s I I 3. My .t ... Q' V ' Z? 5 ' I ' ' 1 5,2112 P'-' X I 2 C,nz1vI1:'s. pIelwrs. amcl NIL-rm-iw xx:-rv 5 p.1licmIy uniting Im' tha Irlwrnimu UI' th I-out prnnl vzwntalcl Inf IIS. Sluclenl Supreme Courl Invalidaled Fall Eleclion DAVID LEE POPE, Lofil, E'i g7i'ei:ri',: ASAE, Erirf iieerinq Student Council Farrnnouse- MARGARET VANNDELLE POPLIN, Adair l-ifzrne Ec.. Home EC. Club YD, Pacesefrers' CAROL C. PORTER, Oillon Afiricullure, Aqrororny Club, Ag. Council, DONALD LEE POTEET, Pawnee Business' JANIE LEFORCE POTEET, Pawnee, Home Ec. 'I TU, Orange Xi Black Ouill, I-IEEC' JOHN R. POTTS, El Reno, Engineer- TVTTQ -YI' Enqineerinq Sludent Council SZXIC, AICI-IE. ALICE FAYE POWELL, Paoli, ABS' CHARLES SWINFORD POWELL, Olfrnulgiee Business, UAW' MELINDA M. POWELL, Guynnor, Home EC., UN 'I'Tll, Ol-IEA l-IXID AIA, KKIV PAUL L. POWELL, Clwickaslwa Business' SANDRA KAY POWELL, McAl- esrer Educafior, Arrny Blades Maior, Fairesl ol 'Ee Pair Firalisl, YD -X-X-3' SHARON ANN POWELI.. Tulsa Eclucafior Sislers ol We Slar' CHARLES A. POWERS, Olclalnoma Ci'y, AES, 'N'-5. .XILX HMA, JIECZ DAVID ALLEN POWERS, Du'- cin, Business, Arnold Air Sociely AFROTC: DIANA SUE POWERS, Tulsa, Home Ec. ON' JOYCE ANN POWERS, Helena Education, K3-H, Orange Ouill Oranoie Xi Blaclq Ouill, SEA, WRHA Lergislalive Board, Willard Hall Council, ROBERT LEONARD POWERS, Clniclcaslia, Business AN, ACACIAZ DONNA SUE PRATCHARD, Porum, Home Ec., Ol-IEA-Al-IEA. JACK L. PRESSNALL, Tulsa, Business' JAMES LAW- RENCE PRESTON, San Francisco, Cal. ABS, MRHA Reoresen+a+iye SMA, Execulive Councils JOHN AL- LEN PRESTON, Yale Business, Menis Glee Club, Uniyersily Cnoir Soufnweslern Sales Execuliye Club Army ROTC, 'PMAC CLIFTON D. PRICE, Aja, Busi- ness: PATRICIA A. PRICE, Oklalnorna Cily, Educa- lion Army Blades, SUAB llliflk ROBERTA ALICE PRICE, Tulsa, A8iS PEMM Club. ROGER V, PRICE, Sfillwaler, Engineering: NORM- AN WAYNE PRIEST, Gerry, Aqricullure: BRUNELLE S. PRITCHE-I-T, Olclalnorna Cily, Educalion, SEA O'Slalers: KENNETH A. PROGAR, Canonsburq, Pa. Home Ec.7 JAMES HARVEY PROVENCE, Slillwaler, ABS, KI: PRESTON LEON PULLIAM, Caprori, A8iS, O'S'ra+ers, 'I'II2I, Brolliers ol llie Flame, YD. EM, 'l'Kli. GERALD KENT PURSELL, Tulsa, Enqineerinq, AICET RONALD JOE PURVIANCE, Tulsa, ASS, OSU Geo- logical Socielyq JO LYNNE PURVINE, Tulsa, ABS? CARL EDWIN PUTNAM, l-lollis, Aqricullure, AZ? GERALD LEE OUIGLEY, Maramec, Business, MKT. Soulliwes'ern Sales Execulive Club: THOMAS JOHN QUINN, Ponca Cily, Enoineerinq, SAME, Enqineer- ing Toaslmasrers, OSU Slcydivers, Engineering Slu- denl Council, ASME, AXA. DANIEL F. RACKLEY, Cyril, ASS, KATHERINE ELAINE RADCLIFF, Nowaia, Educalion, SEA, KT: JAMES STEPHEN RADER, Tulsa, Home Ec., HXilD Club, YR' WALEED FOUAD RAHHAL, Beirut, Leba- non, Engineering: ROBERT LORING RAMEE, Okla- lwoma Cily, Home Ec., SAM, Scoll Hall Council, Ho- lel 81 Reslauranf Sociery7 JAMES LEE RAMSEY, Bixby, Business. CANDACE M, RANDOLPH, Lawlon Educaiion. Drurnrnord Hall Council' ROGER DANE RAN- DOLPH, Perlcins, Enoineerinq, ASCE, Soullnwesrerr Sales Execuiive Club: JOHNNIE OTIS RANKIN, Lawlon ABS ROTC: LINDA J. RANSOM, Selrnan, Educalionq RONALD LEE RAPER, Grand Prairie, Tex., Educalion, A'I'53, PEMM Club, YR, SEA, BSU' STAN C. RATHJEN, Olmlalworna Cily, Engineering, IIKA, STANLEY CRAIG RATHJEN, Olclalioma City, Engi- neering, Varsily Swimming, IIKAg KATHRYN ANN RAUN, Boqola, Colombia, A8iS, Fashion Board, Tlie- aler Guild, ROBERT F. RAYNER, Clinlon, Business, JANET J. REAMS, Cusliinq. AES, Willard House Council, OCOLLEGIAN Sralli, Varsily Revue, 924, XA, YR: LLOYD DAN REECE, Yale, AES: DONNA KAY REESE, Srillwaler, Horne Ec., FRCD Club, Home Ec. Club. JOHN E. REESE, Sfillwaler, Buslness IN-Y, -IEANIE REESER, Oklahoma Cify, Educalion' PEGGY A. LOVELESS REEVES, Slillwafer, Home Ec., MKT, CTM Club, Home Ec. Club, Sludenl Counselor, YR, Peo- ple-Io-People Ambassador: DIANNA SUE REHM. Tulsa, Eclucalion, WRA, PEMM Club, Hockey Club' LEE ROBERT REICHARDT, Tuulsa, ABS, OSU Geo- logical Soclelyq RICHARD LEE REID, Blackwell, AQ- vicullure, Aggie X, S'uden' Senale Commillee. Farm- house. WALTER V. REINHART, Slillwaler, Engineering: JEAN BEATRICE REINS, Tulsa, Home Ec., Al-IEA, YR, SEA: JERRY DEAN REMINGTON, Covinqlon, Business, AKW, Soulhweslern Execuliye Club, -XT, JOHN LEE REMINGTON, Slroud, Aqricullure, Ag- gie X: KATHERYN A. REPP, Torrance Callf., ABS' PAT RESER, Tonkawa, Home EC., If-A-II VVlIlhav'n House Council, NAEYC. CURTIS RAY REYNOLDS, Tulsa, Educafionz DANNY JACK REYNOLDS, Slillwaler, Engineerlncg, AIAA' LARRY ALLEN RHEUARK, Tulsa, Buslross. YD, UP, -XT? HAROLD GLENN RHOADES, Mannfofcl, ABS, 'I'II.Y, Pershing Rilles BSU' TINA B. RHOADES, Ok- lahoma Clly, Home EC., Sludenl Enlerfainers, BSU, Home EC. Club, MARSHALL DEAN RICE, Cnoclaw AXIS, KA, TOM G. RICE, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, MALCOLM E. RICHARDS, Phoenix, Arlz., Enqireerlng, Toasl- maslers. AEROTC' WILLIE COSTON RICHARDS, Nashville, Tenn., ABS' DAN EDWARD RICHARD- SON, Oklahoma Cify, Business, EVELYN WILLIE RICHARDSON, Boley, ABS, Alro-Arnerlcan Sociely, Slillwaler Tuloring Prolecl, AKA, LOIS ANN RICH- ARDSON, McAIes+er Educalion SEA ACE, Sec. Sloul Hall, Women's Glee Club. DAVID WAYNE RICKER, Oklahoma Cily, Einqineer- incl, Blue Key, Engineering Sludenf Council, IEC AIAA, ASME, Lassos 81 Larials, HT-fl, 'I'II-Y, Whols Who, KA: LARRY RUSSELL, RICKER, Sflllwaler, Ed- ucalion, IIKAT LUIS A. RIERAE, Slillwalor, Engi- neerinqe GERALD H. RIEFE, Baker, ABS Bapfisl Sluclenl Union? CHARLES ROBERT RIGBY, Guymor Enfliroerinn, AIAA' MAREN E. RIISE, Bnrlesyille AXIS, HAM, SUAB Sai'in: Club. WILLIAM CARL RILEY, Limwlon, ABS' DAVID LOU- IS RISNER, Lone Grove, Aqricullure: KATHLEEN D. RISNER, Tulsa, Home Ec. Klll, 'I'T Harm- Ec. Edu- cfmon President, Campus, Crusade' RUSSELL ED- WARD ROACH, Tulsa Educalicn, Oeo.1f1apn.' Club, UNA, PAMELA KAY ROBBINS, Slillw-mc-i, Business AZ' BOBBY WARREN ROBERSON, I-lnim Agi- tullure. ADRIENNE ANN ROBERTS, Sand Spiifngz, Educa- vicf: KAII, SEA K.X'I'T JEAN KATHRYN ROBERTS, Mlami Educarion, SEA, AEA, JOHNNY JOE ROB- ERTS, Allus Business, MIST, -EN' LAWRENCE H. Tulsa Er' :liDeV i'1, ,XIINI pvQ'siCl- ', IT, 'I'III Pi'esifle l, AIIE 'I'.ll'I' PEGGY MARGARET ROBERTS, Bar+I-esville, ABS Les Dames, STEP, SUAB Campus Chesf UP Il'I'Ii, ANITA ROBINSON, Aid nom ABS. Seniors Students unwilling IO cut class found it necessary to substiluic il clip in the l.1 brary Iiountain for nnc in Lake Blackwell 4? 4? mu. ae- Egx S wg L 7: -' 'Up Wilh People' Program Appeared on Campus 'xi . , I ,- Sw Q.. Q wsizwrgg is , 3 r gr L 551 8-A L ,L X fi. -M. , ,f ef- 4-9- fav vw DON RAY ROBINSON, Boise Cily, Home Ec., BINIIIZ J. ROBINSON, Spring Valley, Cal. Educaliont JAMES CHARLES ROBSON, Olclaliorna Cily, Busi- ness 5IK'l', AXA: KAY A. ROBY, Tulsa, Home EC. ENIA Club YR, Ol-IEA, Al-IEA: WILLIAM CARL ROCK, Tulsa, Enoineerirog JOHN ALLEN ROE. Srigler, ABS. DANIELLE MARIE ROEMER, Tulsa ABS, Model UN. Pleiades, AXIS Sludenf Council, Morlar Board, IPI'-X, I I'I57 CONNIE M, ROGERS, El Reno, Educalioif. SEA: GARY WADE ROGERS, Slillwaler, Business IiA'I', HIRE, JO ANN ROGERS, Slillwaler, ABS, AHA, LEONARD J. C. ROGERS, Warner, Agricul- lure, Karale-DOi LINDA KAY ROGERS, Tulsa, Bus- lness, I5A'I', MARVIN LEE ROGERS, Slillwarer Enfqineerino, IEEE' RICHARD PAUL ROGERS, Clarernore, Educaiior INIXA WILLIAM PHILLIP ROGERS, Wynona, Eroi- reerinrq: DOUGLAS ROHDE, Sli lwarer, Enqineerinq. XI-1, ASCE AX' KAREN GAYLE ROHDE, Siillwarer. Educalion SEA, X-5-'I'7 MARTHA JO ROPER, Law-- ron, Home Ec., Home Ec, Club, ERCD Club. VERNON E. ROSAMOND, Slillwaler, Enqineerinq, AIA, LINDA K. ROSE, Ponca Cily, AXIS, EAI MENC, KAN: MICHAEL DAVID ROSELIUS, Dewev, Business, RIKT, SAM, MICHAEL MARTIN ROSEN, Casper Wyo., ABS Universily Clwoir Men's Glee Club' LEONARD STEPHEN ROSENBLATT, Lonq Island Ciry N.Y, Horne Ecu MARILYN ELOISE ROSS, Tulsa, Educalion Oranoe Br Blficlc Ouill, Kill SEA, ACE, ZTA President SHIRLEY ANN ROSS, Duranr, Home Ec., 'l'T, EIN, Men's Gleo Club, Horne Ec. Club, KKV, WILLIAM CONRAD ROSWELL, Barrlesville, Engineering, IIKN, IT, ATU, IEEE: JANET DEE ROUNSAVILLE, Ard- more, Educalion, If-UI, Oranqe Xi Black Quill, SEA, KKIIT BILL ROUSE, Tulsa ABS, YR, l1'I'I'i' CLINT EDWARD ROUSH, Arapalwo, Aqricullure, Blue Key, Aqricullure Council, Agricullure Advisory Board, ln- rercollecgialo Krialirs, 'I'III, AZ Acgsgie X, Meals Judging Team, AVP: GEORGIA STEVE ROUSSALIS, Casper, Wyo., AHS, YD. UP, AZ, ALAN CAMPBELL ROUTH, Slillwaler, Enqineerino Inlercolleqiale Kniqlwls, Lassos 81 Larials, Circle K Club, IEEE, EAN, LINDA M. ROWDEN, Guyrnon. A8157 THOMAS V. RUBEY, Tulsa, AXIS, ENV, MRT, YR, Dean's Honor Roll, TAI-5, JUDY ANN RUSSELL, Olclalionna Cily, ASS: JAMES S. RUSTER, Slillwaler, Ver. Med.: BEN L. RUTZ, Slillwaler, Educalion, PEMM Club. DOUGLAS MARTIN RYAN, Barllesville, AXIS? FAI- SAL SAAB, Olclalworna Cily, ABS, Spanish Club, STEP: DARRELL LYNN SADLER, Perkins, ASS' JAMES P. SALE, Eairlax, Va., Business, Presidenlls Council, INZ, SAM, EX: ROGER LYNN SAMPLE, Slillwaler, Educalionq CECELIA MAY SANDERS, Boise Cily, Home Ec., Horne Ec. Club, ENIA Club. CHARLOTTE ANN SANDERS, Oklahoma Cily, AHS, SUAB, -XZ: SHERRI JEAN SANDERS, Shawnee, Edu- calion, Miss Varsily Revue, Educalion Sludenl Coun- cil, ACE, SEA. Sluderr Senale Eleclior Board, X97 MARILYN LOUISE SANDERSON, Gullirie, Educa- lion. SRHA Presidenl, AWS Execulive Council, Kill- THOMAS KELLEY SANFORD, Slillwaler, Business -XIII, lil'-E. -ATZ KAY SAVAGE, Garden Cily, N.Y., Home EC.: CHARLES MARSHALL SAVELI., Balon Rouqe. La., Aoricullure, Varsily Baskelball. WILLIAM J, SAYERS, Olclaliorna Cily, ABS, Semper Fidelis, IUIA, AXA: PAUL J. SCANLON, Slwellor, Conn,, Educalion, Fire Proleclion Sociery, 'l'IEg TOM J. SCHAEEER, Okarclwe. Business AIII, 4I'KI'l- CHARLES HENRY SCHATTI, Moline, lll. Educalion. -VMI, Cordell Council' MARY ELAINE SCHEFFEL, Oklalnoma Cilv Educalion, ACE, SEA, Presidenlls Council, AWS Leqisialive Board, Educalion Srudenl Council, IIH1I'g JOHN M, SCHEFFLER, Hilclncock Educalion, DON J. SCHILLE, Sioux Cify, Iowa, Home EC., Hole 8: Reslauranr Sociely, 'I'll'I: LYNN NEAL SCHMIDT Breckenridge, ABS' RICHARD LEE SCHMIDT, Van denberg AFB, Cal., Business :Ni RONALD SCHMIDT, Cordell, Aqricullure Colleqiafe EEA KAREN LYNN SCHNEIDER Seminole AES, AI'-X Orange 81 Black Quill, Presidenfs Council, Piesidenl Honor Roll, Parchin Panel ZTAg RICHARD LEE SCHOEN Midwesr Cily. AHS LINDA LOUISE SCHOENHALS Shalluck Educ Hon' JOYCE HELEN SCHROEDER Slillwaler Home EC. CTM Club' LEE CHARLES SCHULIEN Okemah Engineerindf LYNN SCHWERTFEGER, Miami. AES Sophomore Class Secrelary Junior Class Vice P denr Model UN E , fa XX JAMES ROBERT SCOTT, Oklahoma Cily, A813 KAREN JANE SCOTT Manchesler Horne EC AHEM WRHA, Dean's Honor Roll RONALD KENT SCRIBNER Shawnee. AHS Board ol Publicalions YR, REDSKIN Slall, Soliloquoy Slail IIKA: JANE ANN SCROGGS, Wynnewood, Home Ec, ICP O'Sla'rers Lassos 81 Lariars SEA OHEA RHEA ERCD YD AZ' EMMET' WAYNE SEEFELDT Kingfisher, Aqricullure, ATA, Colleqiale MARTHA JANE SELBY Kinolisher Educafior WRHA Senalor, KAII SEA AWS Judicial Board Lassos 81 Lariars' JIMMY ARNOLD SELLERS SIIII wafer. Educarion' ANDREW JOHN SESOCK Oki-an horna Cify, Business, -X-YI CHARLES ROWAN SE'l'l'LES Anllers, Encjiineerinrq ASCE: ROBERT L, SHAEER, Pryor, Business, SAM IEC AT Presidenf' THOMAS WAID SHANK Tuls A815 E-II' DAND MICHAEL SHANNON Oklahom Cify, A8157 ROBERT DAVID SHANNON, 'Wicnila Kan., Enqineerinq: JAMES MORLEY SHAW, Okla horna Cily, AHS LARRY KEITH SHAW, Alrus, Engineering, XE, ASCE. Deanis Honor Roll: RICHARD V. SHAWLEY Enid Vel. Med.. AVMA, AW? Ixi JAMES EARL SHEARER Fort Smi+h, Ver. Med. AVMA, SIT-E, fI'KfI1, THE, AZ, Farmhouse: SANDI S. SHEDRON Denver, Colo., Education YR, SEA, AXA' SHERRY ANN SHEEHAN, Oklahoma Cify, Educaliori, Gal. iagher Girls, Deans Honor Roll, KAW: CHRISTINE H. SHEETS, Durarr Educalion, Anne-I Eiiohf, RED- SKIN Beauly. SEA, XQ, JANE ELLEN SHELTON, Blanchard, Busiress YD, Orange 31 Black Ouill, Business Sludenl Council, HB'I,' JEAN ANNE SHELTON, Oklahoma CEM, Ed- ucaricn, Arfgel Eliohl Commander, Presidenlis Ccun Cil, VVho's Who, Morlar' Board YR, SEA Key Board Comm., Orange Ouill Orange 81 Black Ouill, Fash- ion Board, MBT: KATHY G-AIL SHEPHERD, Srill- wafer, Home Ec., Varsify Revue Girl, KAI9- WIL- LIAM NICHOLSON SHEPHERD, Shawnee, Business, SAE: JOE R. SHERLE, Hobart Agricullure, ATA, Collegiare EEA: JUDITH ANN SHERMAN, Okla- homa Cily, AXIS, Morlar Board, Panhellenic, Anoel Flight KKI-I. CRAIG LEE SHERMER, Muldrow, Enoineerirq: LINDA BRADSHAW SHERRILL, Sand Springs Educalior K-SH, SEA: A. H. SHI, Slrallord, Aqriculrure, Aqqie Toasrnnaslers, Soulhweslern Sales Club, AFP: LINDA SUE SHIMANEK, Hennessy, Home Ec.. OSU Band Twirler, WRA, O'SIa'rers Home Ec. Club, HEED Club. UP, House Council: GLENDA LEA SHIRLEY, Slillwaler Business: JANET SHOUSE, Sfillwaler, Ed- ucalior, Pleiades, KKV. Y IW? E lniif ?33ii?'?5Fd9if??Z55 O'Colly Represenled Various New Views. Whose? 3' . A-51 ff 2 .V -E 332 , f .if k f Que I sa U 1 , .1 1804?-. if l iz- f, E x f -is 'Vs -5 i - s52Q51ssff:fsgz:ff:wFf21iR ' wi . .. I , S WARREN PERRY SHREVE II, Alrus, Bus' ss BAY: e STEVEN BOYD SHRIVER, Midwesr Ci',, Ajriculrure, Blue Key President, Aggie Toesfmayers Presiderl, AZ, Senior Class Vice Presidenf, l'lorr7Csl+ur9 Club 'I'II-Y, Farrnlwousez DON C. SHROFF, Tu sa Business, Flyinq Aggies, Scabbard 81 Blade: RAYMOND J. SIDWELL, Pond Creek, Aoriculrurej WILLIAM H, SILK, Oklaliorna Cily, Enoineerirfo, AIA TAFI- WIL- LIAM STEPHEN SIMARI, Brooklyn NY. A8fS. DONNA K. SIMONSON, Slillwaler ASIS EAH K3-ll, KAW? ROGER FRANKLIN SKAGGS, MCA:- ester, Eroireerinq, IEEE, JOHN K. SKEELES, Slill- wsaier, Ver, Med., QT-E, :Nt JACK K. SKINNER, Dallas Tex., Engineerinq, AICHE, :T THE, Tri- anole' SUSAN SKINNER, Tulsa, AHS, X-YI? Oranqe Quill, Orenoe X1 Black Quill, SUAB, OS'a+ers, YR, XSZT HOWARD SLACKMAN, New York 'Nl,i'. Ag' riculrure, Dairy Science Club. SUAB. BILLY GENE SLOAT, Cowele, AES? ALBERT THOM- AS SMITH, Canure, Agriculfure A'T'Q AISI ANNA CAMAK SMITH, Hobarl Educalion' BETTY GENE SMITH, Tulsa, ASS, WRA. PEMM Cub Sword 81 Mask Clubg BRIAN LEE SMITH, Oklalnonne Cary, AES: CHRIS EDWARD SMITH, Frederick Agricul- Iure, Aggie X, AZ. DON LAURENCE SMITH, Lawlor, Business, Scali- bard 81 Blade: EDMOND L. SMITH, Tulsfi Educalion, ASCC, 'I'K'I': ELAINE JANET SMITH, Tulsa Home Ec., Aqualic Club, K'I', OHEA, AHEA AAU? GLENN E. SMITH, Tulsa, ASS, YR, PEMM Club, SEA. Varsiiy Bnskerball X1 Track Trainer: J. MICHAEL SMITH, Joplin Mo., Business, KE? JOSEPH LYNN SMITH, Tulsa, Business, 'I'llX, Allilelic Dorn' Council, lil-III KAREN SUE SMITH, Tulsa, Educelio' K-UT, :T-Ai SUAB' KAREN SUE SMITH, Lewforf Eusfsess AA-3, Lassos 81 Lariars, Orange 81 Black Quii p'65id6VTi'lS Honor Roll, LARRY EUGENE SMITH, Mbwesl Cily, Engineerirq, ASCE Toaslmasrers Club' LAWRENCE WRIGHT SMITH, Srillwfaler, Busiress' LINDA KAY SMITH, I-liooins, Tex,, AES, IIWPT MIKE GEORGE SMITH, Jerks Erqineerind. SHERRY LEE SMITH, Okeene Bus ess BAW: STEVE ELDON SMITH, Perry. AHS, 'PMA Uciversiiv Clioir Mens Glee Club, ACACIA' STEVEN LAN SMITH, Claremore, ASKS, AE-X WAN, TIMOTHY F, SMITH, Freeport lll., Agriculmre, ATQ' TRAVETTE SMYSOR, Barllesville, Business BT-Y HKT, AZ? CAROL ANNE SNOW, Tonkawfa, Bssress YR BFE? lv' RONALD MARION SNOWDEN, Ornelm Aoi-iculs lure Collecgiale FPA' LINDA DARLENE SNYDER, Miami, AXS SEA: EDWIN D. SODERSTROM, Pilrs- Burok Pe., Enfgineerinq, Cordell Hai' Arlnieffc Clwair- rriar, JUANITA DEFFNER SODOWSKY, Blackwell, Home EC., OHEA, Horne Ec. Educarfov Club' DAV- ID MARCUM SOLLARS, Tulsa, Business INZ JIFC REDSKIN, SUAB, AT: LINDA KAY SOLOMON, Ok. laalnorna Cily, Educulion Kill, YD, AXQ, MATTHEW C. SOOTER, Clweyenrie Er'izi eering, AICE -YI JOE CHRIS SORENSON, Srillwafer En- qireerinq, Blue Kev Presidefills Courcf AC lS, IX' THOMAS ALLEN SOSBEE, Cuslwing, ASS' PATRICIA RUTH SOULEK, Perry, AES? DENNIS D. SOUZA, Oklaliornfi Cin, AXIS' CAROL ELAINE SPEARS, Force Cilv I-iorrie Ec. RICHARD DUANE SPESS, Mfirirzlfgrd A-1r:ui'ure' MARY ANN SPITZNAS, Oklfflwornis Cr' Fife EC., Horne Fc, Club, CTM Club: STEPHEN W. SPLETH, Wf1ukf:nnis, A :riculrure Afzixie X' THOMAS DAVID SPRINGFIELD, Slilwver Busiress AXA JUANITA JOLENE SOUIRE, Tulsff, AHS, PEMM C ,hz WRA. Hockey Club' JAMES EDWIN STANTON, Eevesvii. ie, Ev iireerirzu AIA, XII. SALLY FRANCES STARR, Tulsa, Home Ea., CTM Club: JOHN DELBERT STARRETT, Barllesviile, Suse iness, MNT, SUSAN MARIE STAUDT, Snllwefer, Eus- iness: JOHNNY MICHAEL STECCO, Lawlon, ELS'- ness' RICHARD M. STEDMAN, Davis, Ver. Med.. AVMA, AZ: DOVELINE E. K. N. STEER, Kai .ia l-ia, waii AXTS, WRA, Sludenr En+er'airers, JAMES M. STEICHEN, S+iilwa'er, Er'3i'ee 'rf1 ASAE, :T IIIII, Earmliouse' PAMELA SUE STEIN- ER, Wefarnerlord, Educarion, Orange Sf Black Cuif, Panhellenic, Sfuclenr Se-nare, NSA Deleqale, KKII K-3, CAROLYN A. STEPHENS, El Reno, Horne EC., Kill, flfffl, Campus Clwesr, OHEA, HEEC, Orangre X1 Black Quill, AXSZA JUDY STEPHENS, Ercderick Home EQ. Home Ec. Club, YR, O'Slaf-ers Nfl' MIKE EUGENE STEPHENS, Miami, Agrricilufe' JO ESTA STEWART, Rawree AXTS, Mormi' Board X3-'IX Smuderr Associaliofi Eorum Commihce Ora arzge 81 Biack Ouii, O'arge Oufll Nfl. MADELINE K. STEWART, Dorca Cily, Horne EC., Synnplnony Orclnesrra, CTM Club, NANCY JANE STILES, Cusluinrx Business BTS AEA, Dairy Science Club, SEA Willard Hall Council, RONNAL DALE STIOLL, lndialwoma, Aqriculwre, Block 81 Bridle' KATHLEEN SUSAN STONE, Tulsa, AXTS. O'Sr.afers UP, YD, Russian Club Judicial Board, Eloor Presi- dent SUE KAROL STORM, Elk Cily Busiress' NANCY KAREN STORTS, Oillon, Educafior SEA. PAMELA K. STORY, Alex Educalion, YD' WILLIAM R. STRAIN II, Tulsa A8fS, A'I'Q, YR: PATRICK J. STRECK, Oklalioma City, Eclucarion 'l'KIl: JOHN LEWIS STRICKLAND, Durcar, Educalion, AAI-IRER, PEMM Club, AX: BENTON VERNON STRICKLIN, Prague, Aqricullure, Deans Honor Roll, Dairy SCI. ence Club, Dairy Cafrie Judoing Team, AZ, Srudenf Advisory Board- MARSHALL RANDALL STRIGHT, Rillsburcili, Pa. AES, M. KENT STUDEBAKER, Miami AHS, All Dean: l'loror Roll' DOUGLAS ROBERT STUDWELL, Ear' Cnesrer N.Y. Enqineerirg AIAA' JACK E. STUTE- VILLE, Kirwlislier A:5r7Cui+ure, Aoricullure S'ude Cgyuncil Eresiderl, Coliegzfire EEA, Blue Keg, AZ ATA Block 81 5 dle YR IEC, Sfuderf Adviser. Beard ro 'ne Collewe Q' Aqdcuiiure, AVI' Prcsiden' JACK R. SUGGS, Oklahoma Cilv. Ei-'iinfef -r IIKNK Arnold Air Socierw Pershing Rides OSU Sk. divers. KA' JUDITH KAY SULLENS, Bfnrllesviilfl Bm- iriess, OSU NIRA Rodefy Club, KATHLEEN ANN SULLIVAN, Tul fei- 1, Educfvion PEMM Club WRA. Sloul l-lfsll Rir1s.iClf'f'V. GARY LANE SUMNER, Marlow. Aziiculmr-' EM' sslr, Club' TOM SUTHERLIN, Oklfflvzrna Ci: Ed..- :-zliorz Arn'-rfc fr l' Ylluli lor Deaf 1 X1 Dr ii SONNA CHERIE SUTTER, Ons' ra AXSA JAMES KEITH SWAFFAR, Ci 'o' Eusiwfs ILXXI' ZAR' LINDA SUE SWEARINGEN, Elxkwf-ll r-iiiwnfg EC CTM NIIYI' Z'I'.X- ALLEN H. SWEENEY, Or. I .Vle DL.5i'fA-- AT, DONALD H. SWIFT, Cuba, N.Y., Business' PHIL D. SWITZER, Tliomas ,A:gi'iQul'uiff, AZ, Amir X .XI'l'- DANNY G. SWOPES, Elk Cir, Educalio' SEA KA' JERRY W. SYLVESTER, I-'Valff-if, ARS' FLORENCE FAITH TABBUT, Tal--1 Eoacffifgn' MARY ANNE TABDILI, Sfinnirnle- E-ignng Eg, Dem-'rg l-1r'r,r Roi' Wfrlz Scfzl-.r Or-iEA.Al-4EA HN Earnrllig- C ETD Quo Home EQ, Aurnfi Assccif-'f Cabs-'res XTX. Seniors VVarm weather added an extra draxxmg, power as concert bzmd members moxed to VViIlard lawn for open-uir performances I A ac:-. is 5, 7 in..- ..,, ,....., au- vv. K I ' Y , w J rant' ij' , Wa, .-., fell TI T A I rsssrsrs srri , ' 'Q a, - . Af- Ns-. ' Z. w. F 1' ' , sr 5 V I ' Q' A Sexpo '68 Included Varied Views on Sex Behavior Lf 1 f L f 3 -s Ai fi. . , . B 0 'V' 1 s 5 . W? , 'gi O 1 fi GARY DON TALIAFERRO, Gurnrie, Business RANT' -XK'I': DONALD L. TALLENT, Medford, AqricuI+ure Earrniiouse, Ajijzio Xt SANDY SCOTT TALLEY, S'. Louis, Mo., Enoifieorinv, 'PKT' HOMER CARROLL TALLEY III, MQLI-fan, Va. ABS YR: JO ANN TAM- MEN, Broken Arrow, Home EQ.: PRACI-IYA TAVEDI- KUL, Banokok 4, TIwfiiIf,nd, ABS. CAROL LYNN TAYLOR, Bernary Educuiior SUAB, SEA, O'S'aIers, 'FKIC Swe-e'IiearT Pyrhifiii DnuqInierS, YD ZTA' GERI TAYLOR, Spencer Home Ee' JAMES GARY TAYLOR, Imooder, Ark., Vet Med. AVMA, QT-5' JAMES RUSSELL TAYLOR, Okniui-gee Business AXA' JIMMY RAY TAYLOR, Tulsa ABS, Arnoid Air Sociefv' JOHN CLIFFORD TAYLOR, Frederick. AIQFICLAIILJVC, AZ, Mems Team, Deans Her- or ROII, Disrinquisiiod Sdioiar in AoricuIIuie. LAWRENCE DAVID TAYLOR, BarnsddII, AHS, IKKW, 'l'NlA, OSU TVIHV'CITI'7'V! Band' RON TAYLOR, Tuiss Business MNT, -EXIT: LUTHER C. TEAGUE JR., TJI- sfa, ABS. YD, UP, ACS' BILL H. TEEL, Laredo Tex., Educarior, YR, 'l'l'-34 PETE DON TEEL, Hooker AQ- ri:,uIrure, BIue Key .XZ 'I'-5, 'I'IIZ, Preside-n s Cos:- ciI AXA Farmhouse: KATIE TENER, OIcIuInoma Civ. Educafion, Morrar Board, Studenf Counselor, SEA, Wenfz Execufive Board. DEBORAH LUCILLE TENNYSON, Okianomfi Ciri, ABS, AKA: PHILLIP WAYNE TERRY, Mounrfiir View, Eroireerinix' DELNITA L. TETER, Moofemrd Home EC. Home EC. Ciub, YWCA, AZ: RUSSELL EUGENE THARP, Yale AoricuI1ure Foresrry Ciub SI4i Ciubt BRUCE EDWARD THOMAS, I'IerCuI6i eum Mo., Business, GOII Tefarn, Deans Honor RoII: BRUCE GARWIN THOMAS, Enid AHS, IN. JOHN THOMAS, Ocnebiifi, ABS YR, ENT .ATT KEITH EDWARD THOMAS, T5sEonninf.1o, Erzrgiieer- ing, AICHE: PAMELA FAYE THOMAS, Aiine, Horne ECU AIA YR, ENIA Ciub' PAT ALAN THOMAS, Stiilvmrer, Business, Ii-VI JOHN DAVID THOMA- SON, Vinira Enrqinccrino' KAREN KAY THOMA- SON, Okianonifi Cify, Business, Aixgiol FIioIir, HV! HAXI' Presidenfs Council. Business Sfudenf Cour'CiI, Defin's Honor ROII KKII. DAVID P. THOMPSON, Muskogee, Business MRT, -EN: KAREN SUE THOMPSON, Ciarernore, Home EC., HXID Ciub: LIN THOMPSON, OkIaIiorrm Cirvi ABS, Orange Ouiil WilIard House CounciI, Dears Honor ROII: M, DUAINE THOMPSON, Enid, ABS, AICE, UP: ROBERT GREGORY THOMPSON, Tuisfa. Business: BEVERLY DIANNE THORNHILL, BarIIes- viIIe, Horne EC., Horne Ea. CIuI3, FRCD Club. MARY CONSTANCE TILLMAN, Sriiiwafer, AHS, Lassos X: Lariefs Associafior oi Women Siudenrs, AE-3: PATRICIA JEAN TINSLEY, EIcIorado, Business' JOHN G. TITTLE, S'iIIwaTer, Engineering: SHARON SUE TITTLE, SIiIIwaIei, AES: NANCY TOAL, Ba- tavia, N.Y. Home Ee: FRANCES ANNE TONEY, CIeveIand, AHS. :AI Universiiy Ciioir, IDA FAY TOUCHSTONE, BufIer AES, SEA, YD: KENNETH LEE TRACY, Cheyenne, ABS, ET, Lasso: Xi Lariars YD, KA' LARRY E. TRAWICK, Sriilwuter, Business, ROTC: TERRY WAYNE TRISSELL, Cfanure Aqricuifure, Aqrononw CIub, Bapvist Siudenf Unior, WALTER TRIZNA, Newark, NJ., AgricuI+uref LLOYD EUGENE TROGDON, CyriI, Aqriqulfure, Horricuikure Club. Mons GIee Club, UCCF Presie deni, KATHI ELIZABETH TUCKER, Ciiicicfisina, Busiress BTI, Business Siudeni Courcii Brumiey House Cour- Cii IISZTI, SEA, IAS, XII: MARY JOAN TURINSKY, Bixby, Educarion, WRHA Wiiirsrd Execuiive Courcii, WiIIfarcI House CouriciI' BILL TURLEY, TuIsf:, ABS: RONAL DARRELL TURLEY, Tuissa AHS, Scarf Heli Treasurer' DARRELL JOE TURNER, Lamar, Business: BARBARA JANE TYLER, TuIsf:, Aoricuiiure, A1170 X Orenqe 81 Black OuiII. JANIE DAY TYLER, Keola, Business, Baplisl Sludenl Union, People-lo-People, -X-YA, YR: JOHN TYTEN- ICZ JR., Luiher, Aqricullure: 'SHERYL JEAN UND- ERWOOD, Gulhrie, Eclucalion: JOEL BRETT URICE, Midwesl Cily, Business, IIAXV: FRED THOMAS UT- TER, Tulsa, Fducalion, PEMM Club, SEA, YR Varsily Baseball: SHARON KAY UZZELL, Srillwarer, Educa- lior. STEVEN RICHARD UZZELL, Bfirllosville, Agriculture Aqoie X: J. DARRELL VAN BRUNT, Garber, AHS: CHERYL LYNN VAN BURKLEO, Tulsa Home EC, Home Ec. Club, CTM Clubt JOHN WILLIAM VAN CUREN, Slillwaler, Business: CHRIS L. VANCE, Lawron, AES, ROTC: TERRY LYNN VANCE, Pond Creek, Engineering, fI'TIE, IIKN, IT, IITZI, IEEE, Farmhouse, MICKEY MARVIN VANDERWORK, Taloqa, Agricul- DIANA Oranqo Fencing ture, ABA, YR, Block 81 Bridle, Farmhouse: KAY VANLANDINGHAM, Sapulpa, AES, Quill, lnlernalional Relalions Connmirree, Club: CAROL LYNN VAUGHAN, Midwesl' Cily, A8fS, Capelles, YD ZIIIA' CARLA MARGO VAUGHN, Duncan, Educaliong PAMELA JO VAUGHN. Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec.: ROBERT MARRS VAUGHN, Oklahoma Cily, Busiress. WILLIAM C. VAUGHN, Oklahoma Cily, Educarior ROII: NANCY ANN VICKERS, Ponca Cily, AES. EAI, SEA: CHARLES RICHARD VINING, Brislow Engineerinq BAE: RICHARD EDWIN VOGEL, Al- berra, Canada, Business, -AX? JAMES ALLEN VOIGT, Perry, AHS: NANCY LOUISE VOLLMER, Enid Educalion, K-AIT, SEA, VICKI KAY VON TUNGELN, Oklahoma City, Edu- carion, If-XII, Educaiion Sludenl Council, YD, Dean s Honor' Roll, SEA, KT'g MICHAEL THOMAS WACHT, Tappan, N.Y., Aqricullure, AT: JOY D. WADLEY, Tyrone, Educalioni LINDA KAREN WAG- NER, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec., Lillle Sisrers oi Minerva President Home Ec. Club, H81lD Club, TYPES MARCIA WAGNER, Oklahoma Cilny, Home Ec,, Home Ec. Club K-XII, Deans l-loror Roll' ALTON H. WAGNON, Duncan, AES, AEA. VICKI L. WALKER, Purnam, AHS, ETA: DONALD DADE WALL, Midwesl' Cily, Educalion, Baolisl Slu- den'r Union: JAMES L. WALLER, Oklahoma Ciiv AHS: ELBERT DWAYNE WALLS, Slillwaler, Aqricul- lure, Colleoiale FFA, ATA: PATRICK J, WALTERS, Manniord, Business MKT: ROBERT GREGORY WALTON, Slillwarer, Engineering, AUM, AIIE, Ok- lahoma Slale Engineer Slaii. ROY ANTHONY WALTRIP, Kellyville, Business: AL- VIN EUGENE WARD, Meeker, Business: JERRY LYNN WARD, Ramona, Engineering: LEE ROY WARD, Pencil Bluii, Ark., Vel. Med. AW, AVMA- MICKEY HAROLD WARD, Bio Cabin, AES' HEN- RY FRANKLIN WARDEN, Seminale, Agriculrure Aooie X Club, ATQ. asf T NF ei Q ma X , , A R' ' , f , P?ff'X-X 3 . iS135iis5feia:'n,,, J ., Qffgwfrfi 'qi Lx? My f- ,, -My Awhrsligr- if W ii Q i , : i I 5 W , e i ,, ,a ,M . ,, , ,A if-I W,-M1,,,,ff ,. ,,,,,., as - , ,F , 4-...ni M . as. rea , .W,,, M X . have ' ,WJ . J :f,f'.-fl Wifi-F553 ,, fi , ' 'fl ' n fit' we was A.. wal- I. fr fl ,,-:mm-, ,C V . .,,, mana- M .U!,b,,,.g, K, V . ,slal- T f 4 ar Q ff' flffis. as ,mu ,7 Ei?-5,5 ,I -, ,1. f : College students Iound it necessary to occasionally escape the bustle ol class work in orclor to preserve their sanity c is -ia New I2-S'rory Dorm CompIe+ed Willham Complex I ,,-s,,, , ,,. 55 1. . I :T .- , PI ' - ' ,A ::Q A q - f 7l 'E-Q 5 xi 524 MICHAEL DEAN WARNER, LiberaI, Kar, Business, EIyinq Aqqies, BAW, Okiahoma Shave Engineer: LINDA ANN WARNKE, Oklahoma Cify, ABS, F-A, CoIIeqia+e 4-I-I: DENNIS WILLIAM WARREN Wood- ward, Engineering, ASCE: MAURINE M. WARREN, Griggs, Business: MICHAEL LYNN WATSON, OkIa- Iiorne Ciiy, Educafion, American InsIiTuIe Ior Design VCI DNSLTIVIQ, TIE? RAY WENDELL WATSON, King, Iisher, EducaIion, Varsiqf Track, PEMM Ciub. KENNETH W, WAUGH, Rossron, Agricuirure' WALTER EDWARD WEATHERFORD, BarrIesviIIe, Endineerine' JANET LYNN WEATHERS, SriIIwa+er, ABS, Varsiry Debafe, Morfar Board. ASIS Sfuderi' CounciI, AngeI EIigPiI, Board QI PubIica+ions, Sena'e Research Cornmirree, YD, X9 Vice Presidenf' MICH- AEL DOUGLAS WEBBER, SIiIIwaI'er, Engineering, ll'I'.E. AIAA, SAE: LINDA KAY WEBER, Sfroud. Business: LINDA F. WEBSTER, Barnsdail, Home Ec., CTM Club, MARILYN SUZANNE WEED, I-Iousion, Tex., AES. Oranqe Xe Biack QuiII, Lassos 81 Laria+s, SUAB, AAH- ROBERT PAUL WEGENER, Oklahoma City. AXIS, I-X-X Treasurer Daily OICOLLEGIAN, Varsify Re- vue Commiffeez BRYCE ADAIR WEIGAND, Alva, Erjireeringz, AIA, JERRY E. WEINAND, GuIInrie, Ver. Med., AVMA, DTI, 'I'Ii'I', Farmhouse' GARY NORMAN WEST, MuIdrcw, Engineerirq Arnerican Socery oi AgricuI'uraI Engireers, Agricuirure Siu- denI CounciI EIying Aqqies, KENNETH JAMES WEST, Crescent Engireerinzq, AIIE, YR, Earrniiouse. LARRY WHALING, BarIIesviIIe, Agricuifure South- wesfern Saies 3: ExeCuTive Ciuby EREDDA E. WHA- LON, Sfiilwaier, Educaiion- MARTHA JAYNE WHEATLEY, Pawnee, Educafion, SEA, ACE. KAH: DON GORDON WHEELER, Enid, EngineerinC1,AIAg DUB WHEELER, Okiainorna CiIy, Business, -YAE7 EDWARD DEAN WHEELER. Beihany, ABS. JANE FRANCES WHEELER, IvIcAIesrer ABS, Flyirg Armies, YD, KKI' Presiderr' KERRY KRISTEN WHITE, OkIaInorna Cir. ASIS, IAN, YD. KKF: PHILLIP DAVID WHITE, SIiIIwn+er, Business, HKLP, PrQsider's CounciI, Presldenrs I-Ioncr RQII, BFE Vice Presidenr Business SIuden' CoL,rcII Presiderr, 'I-AK SecreIary, WI1o's Who' STEVEN THOMAS WHITE, Okiainonna CiIy, Horne Ec., MKT EIyirg Aaqies, HXID CIuI:3 PATRICIA ANN WHITE- HOUSE, SkiaIook, Educafion, SEA' CHARLIE WADE WHITELEY, Siillwarer, Business, Sociery Ior Advance- rnerir :H Management E'I'I'3. WAYNE R. WHITNAH, Chocraw, Aqricuifure, Biock Xi BridIe: C. JULANE WHITWORTH, Frederick Horne Ec., Home Ec. Ciuo- EDDIE LEE WHIT- WORTH, Frederick, AgricuI'ure, ATA, CoIIegia+e FPA: CAROLE J. WICKLIN, P-auis VaIIe,', AXIS. Orar-ge 81 Biack OuIII: DONNA WILBER, S'iiIwa+er, Educanon: LAWRENCE MICHAEL WILDER, TuIsa, Busfness 'I'-A-9. STEPHEN L. WILDER, Duncan, Engineering: AUM, AIIE 'IfK'I': LARRY EUGENE WILKEY, BIackweII. Educnfion, PEMM CIub' CHET WILLEY, Cafdweil, Kan., Engineering, Key Board Connrnissior, Prasiden+, SUAB Presidenr, Governrnenf Week Preaidenf ICP President, Sfudervi Enrerfainers President BIue Key, Iri+ercoIIegiaTe Knighrs, YR Vice Presderv RED- SKIN CongraiuIa+e, l96B' EDWARD CECIL WIL- LIAMS, Tuisa. ABS' GEORGE W. WILLIAMS, Ok- Iniiorn-i Cily, ASS ARA Pubiciw Cc,unnrrii'+g-Q SUA5, ICP, IIKA7 JAMES ROBERT WILLIAMS, Sr?IIwarer. ASIS, YD CH-ess Ciuc AE-X. JANICE R. WILLIAMS, Cusrnjz, Bu' res, IIQHZ JOHN KENNETH WILLIAMS, Midwei' C32 Busi- 'aess Ii 'll' JUAN DARRYL WILLIAMS, L.-wa Ed- ..c'1'ii: Arni, ROTC Cadef Mniai All-X Treasurer' KENNETH R. WILLIAMS, De-vir-I, AXIS' LINDA WIL- LIAMS, Sfiiiwfder Horne Ec. Horne Ec. C -.ic I-Icinie EC, S+udenT Councii, ERCD Ciuicv SNEfAi MARGA- RET CAROL WILLIAMS, Pifrsburrin, Pi. Horne Ec. Arrrw BIfides Li'f4Ie Sisiers 55 Miwfryff IIIi'I'. MARSHA DEAN WILLIAMS, Ti.Iri-, H 're Ec., PA- TRICIA GAY WILLIAMS, Cncco'-fr H i',- rre Ec. Acqu-,Pc Ciub, AVVS 'I'TfI KAIIASALLY ANN WIL- LINGHAM,Okahon'ia Cif, Educfvio' CSrnfe',SEA, JIMMIE A. WILLIS, AI'Ls Eusire-as -EN' ROCKY LEE WILLIS, Okiahorna CV., ABS Varsf. Bcwiiirgr' ALVIN BRIAN WILSON, Srnirrydic-, A.i'cL.II.i'e. DAVID JOHN WILSON, M: Qne-1'Qf E -Jfrieerig: ASME, EI,i 1 Afxpifez Kaffe-DO CRE Tri,e':,1-S' DEANA KAY WILSON, Ciiiyve ASS I-XI SW'- CI'C'y Orqni-s'Vfi Wrgmenig Cnapir, Orxnjf- X, BI5Qk Quii R'eeidenI'3 Ccur'ciI Marching B-Ind' JOSEPH B:ir+I55ViII5. Bugiregg ,NIKIIII 'I'I'l' JUDITH O. WILSON, Duncan, AXS MQdio1I TQCF- rdcm S1155-f',' YD, AXQ- JUDY KAY WILSON, T.. 55 ECI.ag-Minn SEA YR O'irq,g 8. BI,1QIq QQI preside-n' s I-Icnor HOII: LARRY DALE WILSON, Enfie- 'Owk Dui . PAMELA SUE WILSON, Okianonna Cin, Edpcwriw EdLca'iQv Smdcrd CounC'I K-5-H, Pre-siden+'5 Cm!- C'I, Wnos Who, KA!-M WALTER LEROY WILSON, S+iIIwa1er En'4ineering7 LINDA ANN WIMMER, PC'- ca CIN, AES' LINDA KAY WIMMER, Ponca CTM AXKS 'I'AI'I YR4 LARRY FRANK WINNE'I'T', Colber' Agriculmre ATA, CoIleqiaTe EFA Aqriculmre Com- QTI' J. PETER WINTISH, Rocnesfer, N.Y. AES, Az- socia'-? New-, Direcfor, KVRO YR. KENNETH M. WINTORY, E1 Srnnn, ArIc., Bwiresa AF-ll Sciccard 81 BIade Eraraeie Cub' RODNEY S. WISLEY, Okfanome Ci , Edpcifisn Virsif, Bama-- ba'i: ADELL THOMESENE WITHERS, CIearvieX.-. Horne EC, A-EH ICI' Home EC. Club JOHN T. WITT, BarIIesviIIe, Business AX' JAMES R. WITTE, TUISS, Ev jxiv'QBI'Inq, AIA- WIT- TEN, OIcIf3I'xOr'nc: CIIV, AHS KX. KAREN KAY WITTUM, Hunnewe-I Kan., AHS: LYN- DA M. WIXOM, Durarr. Home EC.: JIMMY ED- WARD WOMACK, Sand Sorirgs, Educaficn SEA SIAA, AIA ALVIN LYNN WOOD, Ada, Agricu mr? Agrononn, Club, AZ' DANNY RAY WOOD, TSR- minqc, Arzricdmre, ATA7 DENNIS LYLE WOOD, Orneqa, AQrrICuI+ure, LARRY G. WOOD, Perrv Business, ACACIA: LEW- IS M, WOOD, Sentinel, Aqric:uI'rure, Block X1 BridIQ, COIIegi3fe EEA, AZ: ROBERT HAROLD WOOD, Lavvfor Educanon: PAULA R. WOODS, OkIaInorna Cin, Educlynor: SUSAN KAY WOODWARD, Eiir- view. Educanon, YR SEA lIBfb- CHARLES LOUIS WOODY, Ryan Springs Busiresi. TWYLA JEAN WOODY, Pwor, Educafion, SEA YWCA' MONI SUE WOOLEY, Enid, Business, BIKT Rose OI AEII, Business Queen INET ANN EILEEN WOOTEN, Duncan, AES KA SEA, AHS Discussiof' Leader' EDWARD R. WORLEY, Grove. Enqineerirq Sccbbard Sf BIade: JOE R. WORLEY, Lawforr, Edn- ca+ion, Scabbard 81 Bhade Sfudenr Industrial Ar's CIub Sfafe Presidenf' BENNY MYLES WORTH, TuI- sa, Business, GERALD WAYNE WORTHHAM, Spiro, Enfgineerifq, ET AICHE' JOHN T. WRIGHT, S+iIIwfa+er Aqficui- hire, SHARON ANN WRIGHT, Wea+IwerTord Eu,- cafim, :Tl MKT, NAU. Deans Honor ROII, SEA YR K-3: THOMAS GENE WYCKOFF, OKIiIWOmfi Cify, A8154 DOUGLAS W. YAM, De+roi+ Micn. Er- gineerinog PEGGY A. YEAGER, TuIsa, Educefion. JOE BLAAINE YIRSA, Nowara, AfgricuI+urej BRAD- FORD E. YODER, OIcIaI1on1e Cify Engineering, XE, CARLA MAE YOUNG, Duncan Educafion, Orarne 81 BIacIc GMI, SEA, JUDY ELAINE YOUNG, SHI'- wafer, Educwion, IAN, TFDB- PAULA RAE YOUNG, Olceene, AES K-AII, SREI9. Orarqe Sf BIQQK OLJII I-iaII Councii' WILLIAM LOUIS YOUNG, SI?IIwa+er Educafion KX, JACKIE LEE YOUNT, Oklahoma City, Business, If-VP, AWS Le-qisIaIive Board, Wen+z JudiciaI Board, C. RICHARD YUHNKE, Waukomis, Engineering IEEE, 'I'-V97 ROBERT C. ZAHL, SHIIwaIer, Engineering' LORAN LEO ZWEIACKER, DevoI Aqriculmre, COI- Iegiafe FFA' MAX EUGENE STARR, MoorIard Bus- iness SAM -XT. Seniors rf. 'uv F 11 .bn 5 E' iz, W An 'Z'-3 , ii I, , M , 5 , If it Hi ,gf :., , shi' Graduafe Sludenls I CHERYL ANN ABONADI, Slillwaier, Graduafe. Graduale Siudeni Council, ETA, AAUP -5-Z7 ROB- ERT E. ADCOCK, Woodward. Graduaiet MUSH- TAO AHMED, Islamabad, W. Palcisfan, Educaiion' SHAMSUDDIN AHMED, Kuslnlia lnsir., E. Pakislan, Education' JACK FRED AMYX, Lawlon, Graduafe, lim' DENNIS VANCLEVE ANDREWS, Rosslon Graduate. CARL MARVIN APPLEWHITE, Fr, Worfli, Tex., Graduare HKN, ENT, Bapiisi Sfudenv Union: IBTI- HAJ SAID ARAFAT, Amman, Jordan, Graduafe Arab Sfudenis Organization: KENNETH WILLIAM BALTS, Jim Falls Wis. Graduafe: GAYLAURA BARTLETT, Tulsa, A3iS, NTI. H-YA, Orange gl Black Quill, Dearrs Honor Roll, AAU, MICHAEL JACK BATCHELDER, Sfillwaier Engineering, IEEE, UKN: ALVIN ROY BEADLES, Clinion, Graduaie, AFP, AZ. Agronomy Club. Sanborn Entomology Sociely, Soulb- wesiern Execufive Sales Club, EDWARD FRANK BELTRAM, Siillwaier. Graduate A. MATIN BHUIYAN, Comilla, Palcisian Educaiionj PRADHISH RANJAN BISWAS, Khulna, Easl Palai- sian, Educaiion: LEE DEAN BIXLER, Alva, A813 Farmhouse: JOHN ROGER BOLTE, Jefferson Grad- uale. 'I'-E, fI'fTIIf: EILEEN MARY BUDNY, Kinoslon, N.Y., Graduaie, WX. MERLE ROY BUSS, Hunter, Graduafe, AZ, 'I'K'I'. UAK, Wl'io's Wlio, Top Tweniy Seniors. Presidents! Honor Roll, 'I'HZ, AFP, M. NELLY LUCY CAN- CELLERI, Pergamino, Argenrina, Home EC.: ROL-- AND LESLIE CARGILL, Srillwaier, Graduale: JOHN KENT CARUTHERS, Slillwaler Graduale, ETX, A'I'9: ROBERT LEON CHATHAM, Gullirie, Educanong AL- BERT S. W. CHU, Tarnaila, N.Y., Business. ROSEMARY MONAHAN CINNAMON, Fairviewn Gradua+e OI-IEA. AHEA, FTB: JAMES E. CLIF- FORD, Siillwaier, Enginerinq, Air Force Insriluie oil Tecnnoloqvl BILL CHARLES CLYMER, S+iIIwaIer, Graduare, AZ. ATA, Colleqiaie FFA Presidenf NDEA, Sanborn Enlomology Club, 'I'Zi: WAYNE H. COLE, Sliawnee, Graduaier ARTHUR VENTON COOK, Kensinglon Park, S. Auslralia, Aqriculiureg JOHN WILLIAM CORYELL, Slillwaler. Graduale. il-AT, ACE, 'I'TT:, DAVID WINFORD CRAWFORD, Scliuller, Gradu- aief JIM L. CROFT, Midwesl Ciiy, Graduafe, IEEE, Aggie Sporls Car Club, TIE: LARRY D. CULBER- SON, Pana, Ill., Gradualef DAVID RAY CUNNING- HAM, EI Reno, Graduale: SHARAD A. DALAL, Bombay, India, Engineering, REBECCA LOUISE DAVIS, Olclaliorna Cily, Graduaie, WX, FTB. TERESITA DE HITTA DINO, Sorsoqon, Philippines Graduaieg MYRNA E. DUNCAN, Perry, Graduale, Tbeaier Guild- JOHN EDWARD DYER, Slillwaier, Ver. Med., BILLY CLYDE EDWARDS, Duncan, Grad- uaie, EAW, YD: DIANE F. ELLIS, Tulsa, Gradualeg RUPERT FRANK EMISON. Irving, Tex. Graduafe IIKN, TSEGAYE EMMANUEL, Asmara, Erilrea, Ellwiopia. Business? GORDON EDWIN EUBANKS, Tulsa, Grad- uale: VEICHAL JEROME EVANS, Olclaliorna City ASS: ISMAIL ONAY FADIL, Nicosia, Cyprus, Grad- ualet MAMDOUH A. FANOUS, Fayourn. IJ.A.R. Graduaie IX. ASA, AGA, Orqanizanon of Arab Sfudenist M. ZAFRULLAH FARUKI-II, Karaclni, Pak- islan, Graduaie, AIUI, AIIE, Karate-DO Club, Ralf- islan Sludenl Associaiion. DOUGLAS P. FAY, Slillwaler, Graduale, American Clwernical Sociefy, 'I'AT, WIio's Wlnot FERNANDO A. GARCIA, Bucararnanqa, Colombia. S.A., Gradu- ale, Soccer' Club, JOHN A. GAROFALO, Fi Plc, N,Y., Gradualeq EDWARD EVERETT GAY, Spring- dale, Aric. Graduale, ASAE: PHILLIP L. GORDIN, Barilesville, Enqineerino, flfliilf, IEEE IT. IIKN: HOWARD LEONARD GREER, Ardmore, Business. RONALD LYN GROOMS, Stillwnler, Greduafe 151121, 'I'Kfl', BAY, AXA- GEORGE G, GUNN, Rockiord, Ill.. Eusiress, Varsfly' Rifle Team, ROTC RITle Team, RAVINDRA K, GUPTA, New Delhi, ln- die Gmduaie, India Sludenls Associolion Presidenff WAYNE D. HALES, Gmdufsieg AZHARUL HAQUE, Teikhiali, Pakisfan, Grfiduafeg MAQSOOD-UL MD HAOUE, Decca Piklkfn Gradnare. Pfakisraw Sw- derf Associfafion. SAIFUL HAQUE, Dnccn, Easl Prxkislem, Graduafep WELDON M. HARMS, Cherokee, Gmduareg CE- CELIA TRECIA HILL, Sfillwafer, Graduafe, Sociefy GT Physics Sfudenlsg NEUHNART HORMCHONG, Dhonburi, Thailand, Gr.1d11r11eqJAMES G. HROMAS, S+illwfafer, Graduale I5AX1', Lessos X1 Leriers, 'PAH' MD OBAIDUL ISLAM, Decca, Pakigfan, Graduale. SHARON KAYE JAMES, Shawnee, Gr11dua?eg DON- ALD LEE JOHNSON, S'rillwaTer, Gredufafe, Bl'-E, fI1K'I' BAXII AXA: NEAL HAROLD KILMER, Alva, Engineering 115115 'I'.XT, American Chemical Soci- ergy LILA LEE KING, Goodwell, Greclueleg TED RICHARD KING, Goodwell, Home Ec., -ET, Scao- bard 81 Blade Geological Sociery, AIME, AAVG7 CARL EDWARD KURT, Nowaha, Grfxduivfe, 1111, fbimf 11113 ATA, DOROTHY ELAINE LANDSMAN, Norrh Li++le Rock Ark., Gmduele. 'I'K'l' 151'-5, UAW: ALDA LEY, Perry, Grfidmfe, 15A'1' 131'-E 'I'K'I1, AWS, UD, Orange 31 Black. Quill' BILLY D, LOAR, Slillwelrer, Business' DONNA KAY MARTIN, Slillweler, Graduate, KAW, JUANITA MARIE HADLEY, Iv1cCallon Juneau, Ales., Graduafe, Graduale Sfuderwr Council, CHAHIRA HAMED METWALLY, Cairo, U,A.R., Grfmduafe. DANIEL JAMES MICKLISH, Edmond, Graduale, 21111 EDDY JUAN MILANES, Morne Gul La.. Q.-,,d....1f, 11-K-11. mix, 111111, 411111, 1'14f11, 10111, JAMES DOYLE MONAHAN, Fairview, Greduere: CHARLES JOSEPH MUNDIS, Kansas Cifv. Mo.. Graduate, UXE- JAN BETH NEWBURN, Rushrnore. Mirn., AHS' SAMUEL Y. NG, I-long Kong, China Gr-admfe ASCE ACM, IE. EIC. CAROLYN ANN NEIBRUEGGE, Snyder, Groduele, 'i'Kfb, BAW, Bl'Zg FRED WILLIAM NIMS, Ada AES, AX Honor Socfery, Psychology Club, I-lisrory Cleb' ROBERT MICHAEL NORTON, Websrer Groves, Mo., A8153 TERRY EVELYN O'BRIEN, Dur- enq, Colo., Greduale, EDWARD ROBERT OEL- SCHLAEGER, Lewron, Greduere, MKT, Scabbard X1 Blade, EN, JUDITH LYNN OSBORNE, Sfillwaler. Graduafe, KAH. OWEN D. OSBORNE, Slillwarer. Grfadueie: JAN- YCE AKARD PACE, Werner, Home EC.: RAJENDER PAMPATI, Slillwefer, Engineering: SURAPANT PONGSOPON, Bfanqkok, Thailand. Engineerinqf VENTRAPRAGADA P. APRASAD, Andhra Pradesh, India Enqineerinqy MD. ABUL QUASEM, Decca Pekislfara, Gradufare, MICHELE KATHLEEN RATLIEF, Oklahoma Ciry. Graduate, Pffnhellenic Presidenh Theafre Guild Pres- ideni, Army Blades l A'I', AZ, RICHARD ALTON REBOUCHE, Sfillvmler, Greduaie, '1'X- WALTER LOUIS RIECK, Sfillwfmw, Aqricullurer HOWARD N. ROOS, H.-1-Nle-J, Wlifn. Greduale' QUHAR ABDUL SAMIN, Keba! Alqlmvzfsh-1' Grfadufmle' MATT B. SCHAEEER, Okerche Business 'I'Kl-I5 WARD LEE SHERRILL, Send Spriwa, Gr:1d1.e'e SEA AXA. JEANIE SMITH, Birdovc-, Ark., Home EC.: KENNETH RAY SULLIVAN. Siillwalrir, EOQTIWSGFIVIQ, American Szcielv ol Chemicnl Ewgiriri-ers' LITEH SUN, Still, refer Grfxduare' KUNLAYANEE SURIYARUNGSI, B-:rmkok Th-ailfand, Bnbiizess' CHEUNSUK SUTIN- ONT, 3-wvrkck Thail.-:nd Edecefioi' GARY LEE TAY- LOR, S'iliwMer AHS, AX, JOHN EREDRIC TEDESCO. Council Blulmls Iowa AES' YESHEWA-DAR TEEERRA, Addis Abmbe Ethi- ccif, Aofic1.ll11re' JOHN BRUCE TIGER, Sfillwalcr Grwdmle- IIAAI KE: RALPH LYNN WARREN. Gii 1 15, A1rTcL'+cre- YUKIO YOKOYAMA, Tekpm Jas-ir, Gri1due4f: KA'I'- RITA DELORES ZACHA- RIASEN, Teoekfs, K-wx Graduafe S+uden+s f . II' I ,.ire 11' ' g ' 1 A if 1 I 4... 4 6 I I -42 1'- . , N... 9 W? xg Q , I .. I i 2,1 .A 11' , s f 1 ... X 2 zr' 0 I 527 MALCOM ALLISON, VM? Wi'1CdwExrd' MICHAEL ANDREWS, VM3 S IIwa'ef- JIM ANTLE, VM' M5 '4Cf'd' GEORGE BADLEY, VM2 Sr c1'e ROB- ERT BAHR, VM3, P+, S'vIH'j CLETA BAILEY, VM3 Eaf'Ie:vf f, RICHARD BAKER, VMI Gufmov' ROBERT BAR- ROS, VM3 SIIIIWIIQF: DONALD BATTIN, VMQ Gr-ee Foresf Ark.: PAT BELFORD, VMI Broke: Affow' STEPHEN BENNETT, VM3, Bro' Rouge Li: JULIA BLUE, VM2 Rcmvey W, Vw. THOMAS BOWLES, VM2 I-IermeIIa: DEBORAH BRIGGS, VMI, AsheviIIc, N.C.g CARL BROWN, VM2 SIiIIWafer' TOMMY BROWN, VM2, perryv5IIe Arn' REBECCA BURDETTE, VMI CIwafIe2sfof W. Va.: GARY BURGER, VMI I-Iaf+sIWovm: PHIL CHITWOOD, VM2 Pore-aut JIM CHOCK- LEY, VM2, Beaver' SYBIL CHRISTIAN, VM4, KI'Ide Li.: JEANNETTE CLARK, VM4, OIcIaIwc-'ve CIC' BILL CLAY, VM3 BIxby' BOB CLEMENTS. VMi JCASSLJOVO, AW. ANTHONY CONFER, VMI I-ICI Spriwgs, Arrx SAM CROSBY, VMZ, SITIIWaIQr: ALVON CROSS- LIN, VM2, SIIII-fvver' GARY DETRICH, VM2, Mid- wesI' CIW: DONALD DICHARRY, VM3 BMO ROUQG. Lu.: DANNY DILLON, VMI, KGVTGFVIIIS. N.CI KENNETH DOYLE, VMI, SIiIWeII: ROBERT DUGAN. VMI, Okkahoma CITY? JAMES EKART, VMI TuIsi7 LARRY ENDERSBY, VM3 Wcnodwfard' FRED EN- RIGHT, VM3, BAIOV Rouse Ln: THOMAS EU- BANKS, VM2 SIIIIw:aIor. WILLIAM FAIRCHILD, VMI SuV5I'I Ie, LBJ SUSAN FAULKNER, VM3, I-IUIIGW, W. V15 WILLIAM FER- RELL, VM2, Leedv: GEORGE FLYNT, VM2 WIHSIOI' SaIe-m N.C,' LARRY FRANKS, VMI VVaIdO, Arkg GEORGE FRENCH, VMI. S'IIIwaIer, EMILE FRISARD, VMI, New OrIeans, La.: JOHN GAGE, VM2, SIIIIwa+erg DON GARDNER, VM3. Lone Grove: WILLIAM GOOLDY, VMI, Pryor, ROB- ERT GREEN, VMI VIr?Ia: CHARLES GREEN, VMI, VIniIfa. KENNETH GUNKEL, VM2, EIdorado: ROBERT HALL, VM2, OIcIaI1orna CIW, HOWARD HANEY, VM3, SIIIIwaTor7 RICHARD HANSCHU, VM3, Now' afar CHARLES HATFIELD, VM2. Sowlwwesr Cify Mo.: JOHN HAYS, VMI, OIcIaIwoma CIIV. JERRY HEDGES, VMI, VICII JAMES HENSLEY. VM2, PauIs VaIIey: FRED HINES, VMI, Dyess AFB, Texas: DICKY HODGES, VM2, Boise CI1yg CLAY HODGIN, VMI, Greensboro N.C.: JOE HOWELL, VMI, Cherokee. GLENN HUCKABEE, VM2, OIcIfaI'Ior'na CIW- KAY HUFENg BABETTE HUMPHREY, VM3, SaIli5aw4 WILLIAM HUMPHREY, VM3, SaIIIsaw1 GLENN HUTCHINSON, VMI, SprinqIieId, La., ANDREW HUTCHINSON, VMI, SporIngIIeId. CHARLES JACKSON, VM2, Edonfon, N.C.1 JOHN JOHNSTON, VMI, Comanche, TERENCE JONES, VMI, S+iIIwa+er: LARRY KERR, VM2, Burfon, W, Va: RICHARD KEETON, VM2, SIiIIwa+erq RONNY KIEHN, VM3, CordeII. CHERYL KNOBLOCK, VM3, Bethany, STANLEY KOSANKE, VM3, SIIIIweIer: MAXWELL LEA, VM3, BaIon Ronde, Lag PHIL LINNEMANN, VMI, OIcIa- Iworna CIW' DAVID LONG, VM4, Lewfonq MIKE LORENZ, VM4, SIIIIwaIe-r, LARRY MAYBERRY, VMI, SIIIIwaIer: WILLIAM MCCLEES, VM3, SIIIIwaIer: CARL MCCOY, VM2, RIoIey V.Vfa.: MARTIN MCDANIEL, VMS, SIIIIwaIer, CLIFF MCDONALD, VM2, AIoIcat JOHN McGUIRE, VMI, TuIsa. JEFF MCMASTER, VMI, OIcoIona, Ark.: LAWRENCE MCTAGUE, VM2, Ardmore, VIRGIL MCWILLIAMS, VMI, SIIIIwafer: JOHN MILLER, VM4, SIIIIwaIer3 LARRY MINTER, VM2, OIcIeI'1orna CIW, SAMMY MOORE, VMI, Lawfon. WILLIAM MOORE, VM4, RusIon, Le.: ERIC MUN- SON, VM3, GIenIieId, N.D.: JOHN MYERS, VM2, TuIsa1 KENNETH NEUENS, VMI, BIsrnarcIc, N.D.: MARVIN NEWLIN, VM3, Mebane, N.C.: LARRY NOLEN, VM3, Burbank. Veferinary Medicine Sant' ....--f Veferinary Medicine RON NIDA, VMI, Perry: LAWAYNE NUSZ, VM3 S+iIIwaIer: ANNA PARKER, VM2, AIma, Ark.: THOMAS PASTOR, VMI, New OrIeans La.: THOM AS PASTOR, VMI, New OrIcarw5 La. NANCY PATE, VM4, I1ayeTIeviIIe N.C.7 ROBERT POTEET, VM4, Ola, Ark.: LESLIE PSHIGODA, VMI Skanmck: JAMES RALSTON, VM3, EI Dorado, Ark: THOMAS RANDOLPH, VM3, SaIIIsaw. JOHN REGNIER, VMI, Kerfofwg JOHN RENFRO, VMI Cary, N.C.: JIM REYNOLDS, VM2, SIIII wafer' JAMES RICHARDSON, VM3, Smkesdale N.C.' KEN RIDDLE, VMI, Broken Arrow. JON ROGERS, VM2, SapuIpa: COLEMAN SCOTT, VM3, SfIIIv.iIer: JOHN SCOTT, VM2, SIIIIweIer: JOHN SEXTON, VM4, Wfaimw Ridjxe, Ark.: L. D. SHAW, VMS, EI Rero, DAVID SHELL, VM3, BarIIesvIIIe: JIMMIE SHIP- MAN, VM2, GuIIwrIe' TIM SHlPMANp MARCIA SHORT, VM2, MI. Ida, Ark.: TOM SHROYER, VM3, Eufauia. BRUCE SIMMONS, VM3 S:iIIwfm:r: WAYNE SIZE- LOVE, VM2, Laverne- CHARLES SMITH, VM3, SIIII wafer: DAVID SMITH, VM3, Jw' JAMES SMITH. VM3, Ekdeye Ark. JON SOUTHERLAND, VM3. RLISII Sprhms: CHAR- LES STEEDS, VMI, SIIIIWHIOFZ GARY STILL, VM3, WrIc9I1I CIW: WALTER TABOR, VMI, Bnfom ROUQG Lag LYNDON TATE, VM3 KQOIEI. GARY WALLIS, VM4, LoweII Ark: BOBBY WARD, VMI, PercII BIUII, Arkx JOHN WEISNER, VM2, Greensocr-9 NC.: TED WIGGINS, VM3, park, Arkx EUGENE WILLIAMS, VM2 FI. Smifh, Ark. ARTHUR WILLS, VM3, GIefI Morqam, W.Va.: CHARLES WILLS, VM2, R51IsIon: RICHARD WIL- SON, VM2, S+iIIwaIer: GEORGE WOODS, VMI, Pelreau: TIMOTHY WOODY, VM2, Greenwood, Ark.: GARY WOULFE, VMI, SIIIIwf1+er, ... ' 3 .ls-. P 'E 1 Q S I 6 1 4 W 1 r 532 The University-an ideal and a reality-It's all about the people who make it work-what they have done and where they have been in 1969-Oklahoma State University-a past- a present-and a future. Andrew, Paula, Sp., ASS, 334 A'Dcll, A Diane, Sr., Educ., 328 Abbott, jerry, Sp., A ri., 467 Abbott, Abbott Abbott: Kay, Fr., Etlguc. Marvin, jr., Bus. Paul, Sr., Agri., 492, 422 Abdul-Ghattar, Ahmed, jr., Engr., 467 Abercrombie, Charles, Sp., Agri., 368, 314 Abernathy, 1.arry, Sr., Agri., 492, 342, 93 Abit, Linda, Sp., Home Ee., 343, 241, 320 Abonadi, Cheryl, Gr., 348, 526 Abrams, Barbara, jr., Bus., 342 Ackerman, Ann, Fr., ASS, 338 Acton, Marty, jr., ARS, 356 Adair, Larry, jr., Agri., 422 Adams Alvin, Sr., Bus., 492, 473 Adamsj Daniel, sf., Agri., 492, 40s, 242 Adams, Gene, Fr., Engr., 380 Adams joan Sp. A845 Adams: Katyj nf Aas, 342 Adams, Melody, Sp., Home Ec. Adams, Rebecca, Fr., ASS, 412 Adams, Richard, Sr., Agri., 492, 473, 242 B7 Adams, Steve, Fr., A84S, 473 Adams, Toni, jr., llomc Ec., 459 Aday, Vona, Sp., Bus., 429 Adcock, james, Sp., A8rS, 362 Adcock, Robert, Gr., 526, 473 Addy, Sharman, Fr., Bus., 446, 240 Adkins, Adkins, Adkins Adkins, Adkins, Gary, Agri., 382, 245 Mark, jr., A8rS, 336, 227 Paul, Fr., ASS, 374 Sylvia, Fr., Home Ec., 328, 284 Sylvia, Fr., 'Home Ec., 328, 459 1 Adkison, Danny, Er., A8rS, 473 Adkison, Robert, Fr., A8cS, 422 Adkisson, Larry, Sp., ASS, 473 Aggers, Richard, jr., Engr., 354 A new, Bill, jr., Bus., 382 AEmad, Nizam, Sr., Engr., 492, 473, 286 Ahmed, Moshtaque, Fr., Engr., 473 Ahmed, Mushtaq, Gr., Educ., 526, 473, 286 Alkgrgd, Shamsuddin, Gr., Educ., 526, 473 Ahpeatone, William, Fr., Engr. Ahrnshrak, Patricia, Fr., A8rS, 459 Aina, Olaycrni, Sr., Agri., 492, 473, 237 Aker, Terry, Fr., Bus., 446 Student Individual Index Akin, Mariatl, jr., ARS, 412, 291, 295, 294. 293 Akin, Patricia, Sp., Educ., 412 Albert, Nancy, Sp., Bus., 412 Alberty, Linda, Sr., A8rS, 492, 473 Albin, William, jr., Bus., 473 Albrecht, Walter, jr., Engr., 408 Albright, Eldon, Sr., A8rS, 492, 473 Albright, Franklin, Sp., Engr., 419, 231 Albritton, Nancy, Sr., A81S, 492 296, 271, 293 Alcorn, David, Fr., ASS, 439 Alden, Susan, Er., AHS, 328 Aldrich, Charlotte, Fr., Bus., 459 Alexander, Chad, Sr., Bus., 362, 492 Alexander, joanne, Sr., Home Ec,, 492, 446, 271, 284, 283, 285, 275 Alexander, joe, Fr., ASS, 417, 267 Alexander Alexander, Marilyn, Fr., ASS, 338 Alexander, Otto, Sr., Agri., 492, 473 Alexander, Roy, jr., ASS, 473 Alexander, Sheila, Sr., Educ., 412, 263, 267, , 473, 240, Madalvn Sr A8rS, 492, 442, 313 Allison Carol, Fr., Bus. 459 Allison: Malcolm, vMg,' 528 Allison, Marvin, jr., Agri., 473 Allison, Robert, Fr., Bus., . Almond, Alsbrook, Alt, Rene Ambrose, Ames, Cr 384 john, jr., Engr., 422 Dana, jr., Bus., 473 e, Fr., ASS, 338 janice, jr., Bus., 459 aig, Sr., AGS, 492 Ames, Linda, Fr., Bus., 412 Ames, Penny, Sp., Educ., 412 Amilian, Rick, jr., ARS, 384 Ammerman, Robert, Fr., ASS, 346, 295, 294 Amyx, jack, Gr., 526, 473 Anders, Melvin, jr., Engr., 473 Anderson, Andrea, Sr., Educ., 492, 392 Anderson, Angela, Sp., ASS, 412 Anderson Anderson And ers4 tn Anderson Anderson , Clinton, Fr., Bus., 473 , David., Fr., Bus., 370 , Deborah, Sp., 334 , Debra, Sr., Bus., 492, 473 Donna, Sp., Educ., 412 Anderson, Edwin, Sp., Bus., 473 Anderson, Ginger, Fr., Home Ec., 356 Anderson, james, Sp., Engr., 384, 362 Andersvn, james L., Sr., ASKS, 384, 362, 492 Anderson , jere, jr., Bus., 473 Anderson, jerry, Er., Engr., 346 Anderson, Karen, Sr., A81S, 326, 492 Anderson, Linda, Sp., ASIS, 412, 312 Anderson, Linda, Sp., Educ., 412 Anderson, Patty, jr., Home Ec., 356 Anderson, Rod, jr., Bus., 473, 280 Anderson, Sandra, Fr., Educ., 459 Anderson, Vernon, Sr., Bus., 492, 473 And rews, And reu s, And rews, Bruce, Fr., Bus., 468 Carol, Sr., Bus., 492, 405, 271, 274 Dennis, Cr., 526, 473 Andrews, Diana, jr., ASS, 405 Andrews, james, Sr., Bus., 382, 492 And rews, And rexvs , Mary, Sp., Educ. Michael, VM3, 528, 473 274, 273 Alford, Scott, Sp., Educ., 380, 174 Aligo, Richard, Fr., Engr. Allan, Anne, Fr., Home Ec., 412 Allen, Anita, Fr., Home Ec., 442 Allen, Archie, jr., Agri., 473 Allen, Barbara, Sr., Home Ec., 492, 454, 286, 275 Allen, Bill, Fr., ASS Allen, Cherie, Sp., Home Ec., 459 Allen, Diana, Fr., Bus., 454 Allen, Ellen, jr., Educ., 442 Allen, Fred, Fr., Bus., 354 Allen, Gerard, Sp., Engr. Allen, jack, Sp., Bus., 314 Allen, joyce, Fr., 'Home Ec., 412 Allen, Kath ', jr., Bus., 473 Allen, Marilyn, Er., ASS, 446 Allen, Mike, jr., Educ., 473 Allen, Paul, Fr., ASS, 374, 294 Allen, Phil, Fr., A8zS, 364 Allen, Robert, Fr., A8rS, 452, 279 Allen, Sarah, jr., Bus., 412 Allen, Sonja, Fr., ASS, 412 Allen, Susan, Fr., Bus., 429 Allen, Texas, Sp., Bus., 364 Allen, William, Fr., ASS, 380 Andriana. Sarah, Sp., Educ., 446 Angus, Patsy, Sp., Educ.. 338 Ankersheil, Mary, jr., Educ., 446, 274 Anthony, judy, Fr., Home Ec., 442 Antle, jim VV., VM, 528. 473 Applewhite, Carl, Cr., 526, 473 Arafat, Ibtihaj, Cr., 526, 473, 289 Archer, Sam, Fr., Home Ec., 419, 301 Arend, james, Fr., Engr., 452, 231 Arens, Robert, Fr., Engr., 422 Arkin, joseph, jr., Home Ec., 422, 301 Armand, Tracy, Sr., Home Ec., 492, 459 Armstrong, Barbara, Fr., A8rS, 392, 244 Armstrong, Beverly, Fr., ASS, 328 Armstrong, Billy, jr., Agri., 473 Blaine, Sr., Engr., 492, 422 Armstrong, Armstrong, jovella, jr., Home Ee., 412 Armstrong, Patrick, Fr., A81S, 467 Rickey, Fr., A8rS, 439 Armstrong, Armstrong, Sheila, Sp., Bus., 412 Armstrong, Vicki, Sp., ASS, 429 Arndt, Barbara, Fr., A8rS, 446 Arnesomgay, Fr., A8rS, 401 hristine Fr., ASS, 459 Arnold, , Arnold, Dale, Sr., Engr., 492, 473 Arnold, Donna, Sp., Educ., 459 Arnold, Flo, Sr., Bus., 492, 412 james, Fr., ASS, 419 Arnold, Amodl, jay, Sp., Engr., 422, 321 jay, Sp., Engr., 421, 321 Arnold, Arnold, Kay, Fr., Educ., 348 Arter, Gloria, Fr., ASS, 442, 258 Arterbum, Peggy, Fr., Educ., 446, 267 Artz, Rebecca, Sp., Educ., 412 Asch, Marydith, Sp., Home Ec., 326, 299 Asel, Cathy, Fr., ASS Ashbaugh, jack, Sp., ASS, 340 Ashby, Brenda, Sp., A8aS, 442 Ashby, jo, jr., Bus., 446 Ashby, Troy, Sr., Agri., 492, 403, 254, 93 Ashenhurst, Deborah, Sr., ASS, 326, 492 Ashford, Larry, Sp., Engr., 467 Ashworth, john, Sp., A81S, 439 Mling, Rebecca, jr., Educ., Asplund, George, jr., Bus., Atchley, Roger, Fr., Agri., 382 Atherton, Dale, Sr., Bus., 492, 344, 195 Atherton, Nancy, jr., Educ., 392 Atkinson, Mary, Fr., Educ., 392, 244 Atkisson, Paul, Sp., Busi., 364 Aton, james, Sr., Engr., 492, 473 Atwood, Marylee, Sp., ASS, 454 Ault, Marshall, Sp., ASS Austin, Arthur, Fr., Engr., 422 Austin, Dian, Sp., Educ., 442 Austin, judy, jr., Educ., 405 Austin, William, Sp., Bus., 422 446 366 STILLWATER'S OLDEST and GREATEST STORE USE YOUR REVOLVING NEWLY REMODELED FOR YOUR SHOPPING CQNVENIENCE TAKE UP TO six WE GIVE 0 Regular 30 Day Charges TOP VALUE STAMPS BUDGET ACCOUNT MONTHS TO PAY 0 Convenien+ Lay-Away 534 'EHME here Was a home full of i Where the air smelled fresher, cleaner urer. could summon any weather. Where the Gas heater always kept the water hot enough for one more bath. 5,2 i P And a touch of the dial - 1 ' i' . ' automatic 511559 aw 4 5555 appliances... gif . Q1 f ID is .ff Where the Gas ...,...,,,,,, , dryer had a ,V T Where the GSS permanent press :,.,.,. QL range had a control for Q, ulzlz T j ... I burner-with-a-brain. Safe tumble ? :': E K in 1 ::E .:.:g9 And delicious Efylnitoh F W 'if 'are' X th'n happened eePC0t es ' . V at 1vj?eneVef Wrinkle-free. you cooked. 2 is s 1 ' A . .,.,.. .N e 't FQ ' Rf A 1: Qfqnd happily ever after, the Blue Star has pointed your Way to big quality and economy differences only HRS can make in a home! annum wma. rm So, the Oklahoma Natural Gas Company dubbed it a Gas Blue Star Home and put a sign up in front. Blackwell, Autry, Jo, Sp., ASIS, 348, 243, 303, 275, 281 Averill, Edwin, Jr., Engr., 452 Axe, Cynthia, Sr., Educ., 492 Axley, Linda, Fr., ASIS, 459 Ayers, Woodrow, Jr., Bus., 362 Ayres, Patrick, Jr., Engr., 352 B Babcock, Mahala, Jr., Educ., 446, 274 Babcock, Stephen, Fr., Engr., 408 Babione, Robert, Fr., Engr., 422 Bacher, Janice, Sp., Home Ec., 454 Bacher, Tony, Jr., Engr., 473 Bachman, Wanda, Fr., ASIS, 446, 296 Bacon, Scherry, Fr., ASIS, 459 Bade, John, Jr., Home Ec., 419, 301 Badeen, Robert, Sp., ASIS, 42 Baden, Cathy, Fr., ASIS, 454 Badgett, Gary, Sr., Engr., 492, 473 Badgett, Joe, Sp., Bus., 164 Badii, Reza, Sr., Engr., 492, 473, 287, 277 Badley, George, VM, 528, 473 Barrett, Claudia, Fr., Educ., 442 Barrett, Mark, Fr., ASIS, 336 Barrick, Joan, Sr., Educ., 493, 473 Barringer, John, Fr., ASIS, 338 Barros, Ro ert, VM3, 528, 473 Barry, Babara, Fr., Bus., 442 Barr , Joel, Fr., Bus., 467 Bartli, Aleta, Sr., Home Ec., 493, 454 Bartlett, Gaylaura, Gr., ASIS, 526, 473 Bartlett, Ro ert, Jr., Engr., 340 Barton, David, Sp., ASS, 473, 296 Barton, Jean, Sp., Home Ec., 360, 314 Barton, John, Fr., ASS, 336 Barton, Nona, Jr., ASS, 377, 240, 200 Bartusch, Jane, Jr., ASIS, 412, 240 Basler, Kathleen, Fr., Bus., 446 Basore, Leslie, Jr., AS, 392 Basore, Sue, Fr., ASIS, 392 Bass, Teresa, Sp., Home Ec., 392 Batchelder, Michael, Gr., Engi., 526, 473 Batchelder, Barbara, Jr., ASS, 412, 240, 273 Batchelder, Phillip, Fr., Agri., 473, 256, 292, 290 Bell, Pat, Fr., Bus., 384, 308 Bell, Steven, Sp., ASIS, 368 Bell, Walter, Fr., ASIS, 230, 42 Bellinghausen, Susan, Jr., Bus., 446 Bellmon, Gail, Fr., ASIS, 446 Belt, Sandi, Jr., Educ., 326 Beltram, Edward, Gr., 526, 474 Benbrook, Marilyn, Jr., Home Ec., 338, 86, 199 Benbrookf Marilynn, Jr., Home Ec., 338, 240, 248, 98, 282 Benbrook, Mary, Fr., ASS, 352 Bence, Richard, Sr., Bus., 346, 493 Benedict, Alice, Sr., Educ., 493, 446 Baer, Betty, Sr., Home Ec., 492, 446 Bagby, Michael, Fr., Bus.,12240, 245 Bateman, Clyde , Bateman, Karen, Bateman Kerr y ya Bates, Allen, Jr., Fr., Egnr., 419, 231, 294 Fr., Bus., 429 Fr., Bus., 419 Engr., 439 Baggett, Suella, Fr., ASIS, Bagwell, Susan, Fr., ASIS, 412 Bagzis, Larry, Sr., Engr., 492, 436, 26, 298, 309, 86, 272 Bahler, Larry, Sr., Engr., 492 473 Bahr, Robert, VM3, 528, Bailey, Cecilia, Jr., Educ., 473 Bailey, Cleta, VM3, 528 Bailey, James, Sr., Home Ec., 302, 270 Bailey, Rebecca, Sp., Home Ec,, 342, 223 Baily, Linda, Sp., ASS, 338, 314, 243 Baker, Barbara, Sp., Bus., 328 Baker, Betty, Sr., Educ., 492, 405 Bw, Charles, Sr., Engr., 492, 390, 261, 270, 272 Baker, Christy, Fr., ASS, 412 Baker, Dora, Fr., Bus., 459 Baker, Elaine, Jr., ASIS, 392 Baker, James, Fr., Bus., 336 Baker, Janis, Fr., ASIS, 459 Baker, Joyce, Sr., Educ., 492, 412 Baker, Judith, Fr., Educ., 459, 292 Baker, Karen, Sr., Educ., 492, 412 Baker, Kay, Sp., Home Ec., 454 Baker, Nancy, Jr., Educ., 360 Baker, Richard, VM, 528, 473 Baker, Sally, Fr., ASIS, 459 Baker, Staunton, Jr., ASS, 368 Baker, Bates, Allen, Sr., ASIS, 493, 422 Bates, Barry, Sr., Home Ec., 493, 473, 224 Bates, Douglas, Jr., Home Ec., 473 Bates Elfleda, Sp., Educ., 459, 241, 274 Bates, Elvin, Sr., Agri., 493, 473 Bates, Mark, Fr., Engr., 467 Bates, Michael, Fr., Bus., 467 Batson, Gerald, Sp., ASS, 408, 304 Battin, Battle, Battle, Battle, Bauch, Donald, VlVl2, 528, 473 Dick, Sp., Bus., 382 Jack, Sp., ASS, 473 John, Fr., Agri., 473 Susan, Jr., Bus., 405 Baucom, Susan, Fr., ASIS, 429 Benkert, John, Sr., Educ., 493, 474, 280 Bennett, A. L., Fr., ASIS, 377, 493 Bennett, Barbara, Sr., ASE, 377, 493 Bennett, Billie, Fr., Bus., 459 Bennett, Calvin, Sp., ASIS, 474, 311 Bennett, Carol, Sr., Educ., 334, 493 Bennett, Clinton, Sr., ASS, 493, 474 Bennett, Ingrid, Fr., ASIS, 446 Bennett, Keith, Sr., Engr., 493, 42 Bennett, Linda, Sr., Bus., 493, 405, 314, 295, 294 Bennett, Nancy, Sp., ASIS, 376 Bennett, Phyllis, Jr., ASIS, 446 Bennett, Ron, Sp., Educ. Bennett, Stephen, VM, 528, 474 Bennett, Susan, Fr., ASS, 446 Bennett , Terry, Fr., Engr., 419, 309 Bennett, Thomas, Fr., Engr., 452 Bentley, Lionel, Jr., Agri., 474 Blachly, Thomas, Fr., ASIS, 42, 294 Black, Donald, Jr., Educ., 474, 225, 234 Black, Edward, Sp., Bus., 474 Black, J-James, Sp., Engr., 394 Black, Black inda, Jr., Bus., 454 Patricia, Fr., Educ., 360 Biackj Richard, sf., ASS, 474, 494 Blackbird, Jody, Sr., Educ., 222. 494, 412 Blackburn, Cheryl, Fr., ASS, 412 Blackbum, Craig, Fr., Engr., 408 Blackerby, Mary, Fr., Bus., 446 Blgclgford, Charles, Sr., Engr., 436, 494, Blackwell, JJ-iannie, Sp., ASS, 412, 243 errie, Sp., Home Ec., 446 Bauder, Barbara, Jr., ASS, 405, 315 Bauer, Bonnie, Sp., ASIS, 412 Bauer, Julia, Jr., Educ., 429 Baughman, Richard, Sp., ASIS, 467 Baughn, Tom, Fr., ASIS, 467 Baum, Geoffrey, sp., ASS, 401, 170 Berg, Juli, Fr., Bus., 459 Berger, Jo, Jr., Bus. Bgchneicler, Susan, Sr., ASS, 376, 493, Berkenbile, Charles, Fr., Engr., 474 Berkenbile, Phillip, Fr., Agri., 452 Berkman, Diane, Sr., Educ., 493, 412 Berline, Ailcia, Jr., Bus., 446, 294 Bemard, Michael, Sp., ASIS, 364 Bernhardt, Helen, Sr., Home Ec., 493, 328 Bernhardt, Joe, Sp., Bus., 467 Bemier, Gary, Fr., Home Ec., 467 Berdusek, Sandra, Fr., ASIS 412 Berrettini, Barbara, Fr., Educ., 348, 246 Baum, John, Sr., Engr., 493, 340 Baumgart, Wayne, Sr., Educ., 493, 419, 227 Baxter, Anita, Jr., Educ. Baxter, Daryl, Sp,, ASIS, 364 Bay, Patricia, Sp., Educ., 454 Berrey, Steve, Jr., Bus., 386 Berry, Carol, Jr., Educ., 392 Berry, Cheryl, Jr., ASIS, 328 Berry, Frank, Jr., Bus,, 474 Berry, Jan, Sr., ASIS, 493, 338, 86. 203, 282 te hen Fr En r 419 S , -, E -, Baker, Teg, Jr., Engr., 436 Baker, Timothy, Fr., Engr., 42 Bag? William, Sr., ASIS, 492, 364 Balco , 295, 294 m, Loela, Sr., ASS, 492, 473, 291, Balderston, Jane, Fr., ASIS, 412, 294 Baldridge, Carol, Sp., Educ., 473, 291, 294 Baldwin, Guy, Sp., Bus., 473 Balwin, Jimmie, Sr., VM, 492, 473 Bales, Kay, Sp., Educ., 338, 314, 262, 2167, 274 Ball, Carolyn, Fr., Educ., 56 Ball, Ball, Ball, Ball, Ball John, Sr., Agri., 492, 350, 242 Katherine, Jr., Educ., 392 Keith, Fr., ASIS, 336 Richard, Fr., ASIS, 467 Ron, Sr., Agri., 229, 492, 408, 226, 242, 256 Kenneth Gr 526 473 Balts, , ., . , Balzer, Mary, Fr., Educ., 360 Bane, Steven, Jr., ASIS, 368 Banks, Eneth, Sr., Bus., 492, 473, 268 Banks, Gene, Sr., ASS, 492, 473 Banks, Margaret, Jr., Educ., 459' Bann ing, Raymond, Sr., ASIS, 492, 473 Bannon, Michael, Fr., ASIS, 436 Baraj as, Tony, Fr., Engr., 408, 294 Barbee, Rebecca, Sp., ASIS, 459 Barber, Frank, Sr., ASIS, 492, 408, 311, 90 Barber, Pamela, Sp., Bus., 429 Barber, Ronald, Jr., Agri., 350, 256 Barber, Rosalind, Fr., ASIS, 446 Barfoot, Sandy, Fr., Bus., 454 Bayouth, Jon, Sr., Bus., 493, 386, 321 Bays, Karen, Sp., ASIS, 392 Bazhaw Ralph, Sr., Engr., 493, 473 Beadel l, Marguerita, Fr., Home Ec., 442 Beadles, Alvin, Gr., 330, 526, 266 Beadles, Gary, Sr., Agri., 330, 493, 242, 250, 93 Beal, John, Sr., VM, 493, 473 Beale, Emus, Jr., ASIS, 439 Beals, Robert, Fr., Bus., 467 Bean, Beard, Beard James, Jr., Educ., 439 Dennis, Jr., Bus., 473 James, Fr. Agri., 330 Beardi Jeanne, Frl, Home Ec., 326, 284 Beard, Beard, Beard, Mhn, Fr., Bus., 42 argaret, Fr., Bus., 392, 322 Rod, Fr., ASIS, 346 Beard, Thomas, Fr., Agri., 467, 256 Barhydt, Mary, Sp., Home Ec., 412, 299 Barkalow, Jlimmie, Sp., Bus., 386 Barkley, C arles, Jr., Bus., 364 Barkley, Davida, Sr., Bus., 492, 412, 271, 274 Barlow, Jimmy, Fr., ASIS, 364 Barn-ard, Gary, Sp., ASS, 436 Barnard, Joe, Fr., Engr., 419 Booton, Darold, Sp., ASIS, 474, 302 Belew B i tsche, Bamer, John, Sp., ASIS, 340 Barnes, Ann, Fr., ASIS, 360 Bames, Brenda, Jr., Home Ec., 454, 274 Barnes, Dennis, Sp., Home Ec., 467 Bames, Don, Sp., Engr., 390, 302 Bames, Glenda, Sp., Home Ec., 412 Bames, Henry, Jr., Agri., 403 Bames, Jane, Jr., Home Ec., 328 Barnes, Karen, Fr., ASS, 446 Bames, Susan, Fr., ASIS, 442 Barnes, Thelma, Sr., Home Ec., 492, 473 Bames, Tommy, Sr., ASIS, 493, 473 Barnes, Troya, Sr., Bus., 493, 473, 299 Barnes, Vicki, Fr., Educ., 429, 294 Bames, Wendelynn, Fr., Home Ec., 442, 296 Barnes, William, Jr., ASIS, 473 Bamet, David, Fr., Bus., 452 Beasley, Ellison, Sr., Educ., 493, 364, 312 Beaubien, Jim, Jr., Educ., 380 Beauchamp, Jan, Jr., Educ., 412 Beavers. Robert, Sr,, Agri., 493, 473, 255 Bebee, Ronald, Sr., Engr., 493, 473, 311, 272 Bechtold, Donald, Fr., En ., 419, 265 Beck, Dania, Fr., Educ., 826 Beck, Marian, Fr., AS, 352, 283 Beckel, Robert, Fr., Engr., 388 Becker, Doug, Sp., ASIS, 354 Becker, John, Fr., Bus., 422 Beckett, Karen, Sp., Bus., 412 Beckham. Robert, Fr., Engr. Becton, Bradley, Fr., ASIS, 419 Beebe, Ellen, Fr., ASS, 454 Beebe, Paul, Sr., Bus., 493, 422 Befgbff, Larry, Jr., ASIS, 473, 291, 290, 295, , 293 Beeghly, Mark, Fr., ASIS, 42 Beeman, Barbie, Sp., ASIS, 352 Beeman, David, Fr., ASIS, 386 Beeman. Martin, Sr., Home Ec., 493, 473 Beene, Ronald, Jr., Engr., 436 Beers, Bonnie, Sr., Home Ec., 493 Beese, Patricia, Sp., Euc., 454, 244 Beeson. Deborah, Fr., AS'S, 338, 305 Bella, David, Fr., Bus., 340, 294 Begley, James, Fr., ASS, 467 Behne, Kathleen, Jr., Educ., 405, 297, 312 Behrens, Verland, Fr., ASS, 340 Beier, Daryl, Fr., ASS, 459 Beierschmitt, Gary. Fr., ASS, 364 Belair, Gary, Sr., Bus., 493, 473 Belair, Gloria, Sr., Bus., 493, 473 Berry, Peggy, Fr., Home Ec., 459 Berryhill, Alfred, Sp., Bus., 422 Berryhille, Barbara, Sp., Educ., 446 Berryhill, Steve, Fr., Bus., 452, 302 Berryman, Raymond, Sp., Engr., 467 Berryman, Susan, Sp., Home Ec., 454 Bertch, Susan, Sr., Educ., 493, 446 Bertholet, Christine, Sp., Educ., 412 Beszlfsisara, Margo, Fr., Home Ec., 338, 32, Best, George, Jr., Bus., 474. Bes5bJohn, Sr., Engr., 494, 42, 276, 224, 2 Best, Susan, Fr., Home Ec., 459 Betche, Lawrence, Jr., Engr., 474, 206 Betche, Marilyn, Fr., Bus., 434, 244 Betow, Beverly, Fr., ASIS. 360 Bettinger, Gayle, Sp., Educ., 348, 294 Betz, Ron, Jr., Engr., 42, 399 Bewley, Nancy, Fr., Bus., 429 Beyer, Wayne, Sp., Agri., 439 Bhui an, Matin, Gr., Educ., 526, 474, 286 Biarcli PGBSEY, Sp.. Engr., 376 Bibly, Dale, Fr., ASIS, 22 Bic el, James, Fr., Bus., 372 Bickel, Priscilla, Sp., Educ., 446, 305 Bicket, Gayle, Jr., Home Ec.. 446, 284 Bieber, Henrietta, Fr., ASIS, 342 Bierbower, Beryle, Sr., ASIS, 493, 474 Bigelow, Carol, Sp., ASIS, 352 Biggers, Steve, Sp., ASIS, 364 Biggert, Richard, Jr., Bus., 380, 186 Biggs, Barbara, Fr, Educ, 326 Bigs, Carol, Sr. Educ, 493. 474 Biggs, Mark, Fr., Engr., 42 Bi gs, Mary, Sr., Educ., 493, 474 Billingham, John, Sp., Bus., 42 Billings, Donna, Fr., Educ., 442 Billings, Robert, Fr., ASIS, 346, 362, 322 Billings, Robert, Sp., Agri., 346, 362 Billings, Rodney, Sr., Bus., 346, 493 Billingsley, Ric ard, Sr., ASIS, 494, 474 Billingsley, Sidney, Sr., AS, 474, 494 Bilodeau, Mark, Fr., Educ,, 452 Bird, Catherine, Fr., ASS, 454 Blackledge, Steven, Sr., Bus., 42, 494 Blahta, John, Fr., Home Ec., 467 Blair, Stanton, Jr., Bus., 474 Blaize, Janet, Sr., ASIS, 494, 356, 306, 275 Blake, Barbara, Sr., ASIS, 459, 494 Blake, Larry, Jr., Engr., 42, 309, 2164, 267 Blakemore, Dennis, Fr., Educ., 467 Blakey, Shari, Sp., ASIS, 412 Bltakley, Danny, Sp., Agri., 474, 248 Blakley, Lynda, Jr., Educ., 356 Blank, Linda, Jr., Home Ec., 348, 308 Blankinship, Randy, Sp., Bus., 346 Blanton, Albert, Sr., VM, 474, 494 Blanton, David, Fr., ASIS, 422 Blanton, Eleanor, Sp., ASS, 459 Blasdell, Brenda, Fr., Home Ec., 412 Blasdel, Brett, Sp., Bus., 384 Blasdel, Mark, Jr., ASIS, 311, 384 Blaser, Vicki, Sp., Bus., 412 Blazer, James Ir., Sr., ASS, 494, 386 Bledsoe, Mary, Sr., Educ., 494, 356 Blehm, Donald, Fr., Agri., 474 Blevins, Gilbert, Sp., ASS, 467 Blevins, Jameylee, Fr., ASIS, 459 Blevinsbsgiannene, Sr., ASIS, 494, 474, 296, 25 293 Bliejrgis, Nlichael, sr., Engr., 494, 414, 276 Blevins, Michael, Sr., Agri., 494, 474, 248 Blevins, Stephen, Sr., Bus., 494, 419, 26, 291, 29, 294, 23 Blizzard, Michael, Fr., Engr., 467 Block, Harrly, Sr., Educ., 494, 42 Blodgett, G enn, Sp., Agri., 330 Bloomer, Larry, Jr., ASS, 366, 241, 311, 321 Bloomfield, Ann, Fr., Home Ec., 446 Blo d, Beth, Jr., Home Ec., 446, 284 Bluiaugh, Greg, Fr., ASS, 408 Blue, Julia, VM2, 528, 474 Blue, Mary, Sp., ASIS, 360 Bulebird, Geraldine, Fr., Educ., 434, 294 Bluethman, D'Alva, Sp., Bus., 326 Blumhof, Nancy, Fr., Educ., 459 Boatman, Rosalind, Jr., Home Ec., 442 Boatright, Kathy, Fr., Home Ec., 326 Boa, Victoria, Jr., Bus., 412, 225 Bocox, Loretta, Jr., ASS, 474, 240 Bocox, Vickie, Jr., Home Ec., 454 Boeckman, Louis, Sr., Agri., 494, 474, 250 Boepple, Carol, Fr., ASIS, 442 Boepple, David, Sp., ASS, 42 Boethin, Judith, Fr., Bus., 442 Bogert, Linda, Sr., Educ., 494, 42 Bogert, Rebecca, Sp., Home Ec., 360 Boggs, Richard, Sr., ASS, 494, 474 Bog e, Ed, Sp., Engr., 368 BogJe, Kay, Jr., Home Ec., 342 Do annon, Paul, Fr., ASS, 422 Bohnsack, James, Fr., Engr., 366 Boiles, Phyllis, Sr., ASS, 494. 405, 302 Bolar, Donald, Sp., Engr., 350 Bolding. James, Fr., ASIS, 336 Brgicik, Mike, Sr., Engr., 494, 386, 309, 97, Bolinger, Mickl, Sp., ASS, 446 Bollinger, Ruth, Sr., Educ., 494, 454 Bolte, John, Gr., 526, 474 Bolton, David, Sp., Agri., 439, 245 Bolton, Diana, Jr., Home Ec., 446, 297, 29, 445 Bolton, Marjorie, Jr., Home Ec., 405 Bond, Jon, Sr., ASS, 494, 340, 419 Bone, Connie, Fr., ASS, 42, 295, 294 Bone, Harold, Sr., Agri., 494, 474, 248 Bone. John, Fr., ASIS, 439 Bonebrake. Cindy, Fr., Bus. Bonham, Priscilla, Sp., Bus., , 412 Bonham, Jim, Sr., VM, 494, 474 392 422 Bontly, William, Sp., Agri., Booker, Donna, Fr., ASS, 412 Booth, Gwen, Sp., ASS, 376 Belcher, Ann, Jr., Educ., 459 Belcher, Donna, Fr., Bus., 446 Belcher, James,cJr., ASIS, 473 Belcher Richar , Sr., Agri., 493, 473 Beidingi Billy, sp., Agri., 408 anet, Sr., Educ., 493, 412, 271, 262, , l 96, 274 Belford, Pat, VM, 528, 474 Belitz, Gary, Sp., Bus., 474 Birdwell, Harry, Sp., ASS. 350, 261 Birkhead, Charles, Sr., Educ., 474, 494 Birks, Teresa Sp., Educ., 459 Biscoe, Charles, Sr., ASS, 394, 494 Bish, Terry, Jr., Bus., 408 Bishop, Bi 1, Sp., Educ., 436 Biggixp, Douglas, Sr., Home Ec., 42, 494, Bishop, John, Sp., ASIS, 364 Bishop, Linda, Jr., Bus., 356 Bishop, Linda Jean, Sr., Bus., 446, 494 Bishop, Sharon, Sr., Home Ec., 446, 494, 284, 283, 285 Biswas, Pradhish, Gr., Educ., 526, 474, 286 Bitsche, Edward, Sp., Agri., 474 James, Jr., Bus., 474, 25 Bamett, Larry, Sp., ASS, 467, 244, 266, 281 Banrett, Mary, Fr., ASS, 459 Bamum, Becky, Jr., Educ., 356, 305 Barr, 536 Jerald, Fr., Agri., 467, 250 Belk, Michael, Jr., Home Ec., 419 Bell, Donald, Sp., ASIS, 474 Bell, Margaret, Sp., ASIS, 454 Bell, Morris, Fr., ASIS, 452 Bivens, Margaret, Sr., Educ., 494. 328 Bivin, William, Sp., ASIS, 362, 290 Bixler, Judith, Sp., Educ., 459, 251 Bixler, Lee, Gr., ASIS, 526, 350 Borchardt, Kathy, Jr., Educ., 32 Bordelon, Karen, Sp., ASIS, 429 Boigitrom, Carol, Sp., ASIS, 474, 241, 299, Bom, Charles, Sp., ASIS, 474 Bomemann, Mary, Jr., Home Ec., 454, 247, 251 Borunda, Elaine, Sp., ASIS, 412, 2 Bossman, George, Sr., Elnsgr., 494, 474 Bost, Carol, Fr., Agri., ' 9 Bostian, Ronald, Sr., Agri., 494, 474 Bostick, Philip, Sr., Educ., 494, 474 Boston, Sheila, Fr., Home Ec., 429 Bostwick, Cathleen, Fr., ASIS, 459 Botchcet, Terry, Fr., TI., 388, 310 Botz, Diana, Sp., ASIS, 339 Bouakadakis, Irene, Sp., Bus., 412 Bougher, Virginia, Fr., Home Ec., 360, 283 Bou din, Carolyn, Jr., ASS, 446, 258 Bouldin, Tom, Sp., Bus., 324 Brooks, Bounds, john, Sp., Bus., 384 Bourbonnais, David, lr., A81S, 467 Bourland, Michael, Sp., Bus., 332 Bourne, Linda, Fr., A81S, 412 Bouse, Glen, Sp., Engr., 419 Bova, Richard, Sp., Engr., 474 Bowen, Ray, Ir., Educ., 382 Bowen, Rex, Sr., Engr., 494, 436, 298, 264 Bower, james, Sr., Agri., 494, 474 Bowers, Ieanne, Fr., A81S, 454 Bowers, john, Fr., Bus., 382 Bovtersox Phil r., Bus., 368, 25, 314 Bruce, ' , , 1 Bowersox, Stephen, Sp., A8zS, 474, 314 Bowles, Margo, Sp., A8iS, 328 Bowles, Marjorie, Ir., ASS, 474 Bowles, Nancy, Fr., A8zS, 454, 244 Bowles, Rosemarie, Fr., Home Ec., 459 Bowles, Skip, Sp., Engr,, 380 Bowles, Thomas, VM2, 528, 474 Bowles William, Sp., Engr., 378 , Bowl i n , Bowlin, Cynthia, lr., ASS, 42? Molly, lr., ARS, 238 Bowlin, Patricia, Fr., Educ., 348, 24-4 Bowman, Carol, Fr., Bus., 412 Bowman, Carol Ann, Sr., Educ., 494, 338 Bovignan Delaine, jr., Home Ec., 360, 240, 2 Bowman, Robert, Fr., ARS, 250, 419 Bowyer, Cheryl, Fr., Bus., 429, 245 Boxberger, Dianne, Sr., Home Ec., 494, 284 Boyd, Bob, Fr., Home Ec., 419 Boyd, Bruce, Fr., Bus., 384 Boyd, jerry, Ir., ARS, 354 Boyd, Martin, Fr., A8iS, 436 Boyd, Michael, Fr., Educ.. 419 Boyd, Robert, Sp., Bus., 452 Bod ston Gre or r En r 422 289 y', gy,I-. g., ,, Boyle, Betsy, Sr., Educ., 494, 360 Boyle, Danny, Fr., Home Ec., 467, 233, Boyles, Delmer, Sr., ARS, 494, 439, 90 Boyles, Linda, Ir., A8iS, 459 Boyse, Kathleen, Fr., ASS, 454 Brabon, lim, Fr., Educ., 401 Bracher, Richard, Sr., Bus., 494, 364 Brackett, Iames, Sp., Bus., 372 Braden, Carol, Sp., Home Ec., 429, 308 Braden, Ralph, Sr., A8iS, 494, 474, 311 Bradley, Cathy, Fr., Educ., 360, 32 Bradley, ,lames N., Sr., Educ., 494, 474 Brfitylley, Iames R., Sr., Home Ec., 494, 474, Bradley, Ioyce, Fr., ABS, 474 Bradley, ludith, Sr., ABS, 494, 405 Bradley, Linda, Ir., ASS, 474 Bradley, Randy, Sp., ASS, 422 Bradshaw, Betty, Sp., Educ., 352 Brady, Anne, Sp., ASS, 412 Brady, Iames, Ir., Engr., 346 Brady, lim, lr., A81S, 419 Brady, lim, Ir., A8iS, 419 Brady, Mike F., Sr., Educ., 494, 474 Brady, William, lr., Bus., 422, 304 Brakefield, Pam, Sr., Home Ec., 494, 446, 302 Bramble, Hugh, Sr., Engr., 494, 474 Bramlett, David, Sp., Engr., 370 Bramlett, Reed, Sp., Engr., 384 Branch, ludy, Fr., A8iS, 429 Branch, Lynne, Sp., Home Ec., 334, 320 Branch, Robert, lr., A81S, 370 Brand, Kathy, Sp., Educ., 326 Brand, Steele, Sp., Engr., 408 Brandell, John, Sp., Engr., 467 Brandenburg, Deborah, Fr., A81S, 326 Brandt, Ben'amin, Fr., Engr., 467 Brandt, Katltryn, lr., ARS, 412, 240 Brandt, Peggy, Sp., Home Ec., 412 Brannan, Richard, lr., Engr., 467 Branson, Deborah, lr., Educ., 454, 455 Brant, Nancy, Sp., Home Ec., 405 Branton, Warren, Sp., Engr., 474 Bratton, Carolyn, Fr., A8zS, 459 Bray, Lyndia, Ir., Educ., 459 Brazil, Carol, Sr., Educ., 494, 446, 243, 262, 86, 274 Brazil, lohn, Sr., A8S, 494, 474, 229, 26 Brazil, Max, Fr., ASS, 42, 302 Brceden, Bradford, Sr.. Bus., 494, 474 Breedlove, Mary, Sp., Educ., 328, 303, 262, 275 Breedlove, Robert, Sr., A8aS, 494, 386, 311 90, 204 Brehm, Beverly, Ir. A8rS, 338, 222 Breisch, Gary, Fr., Engr., 382 Brejda, Teri, Sp., Educ., 459 Brendler, Michael, Sr., Bus., 494, 422 Breon, Mary, Sr., AHS, 326, 494 Breshears, Larry, Fr., Engr., 452 Bretschneider, june, Sr., Educ., 495, 429 Brewer, William, Sp., A8zS, 467, 399 Brian, Dana, Sr., A8iS, 495, 446 Briant, Constance, Sp., Bus., 352, 269, 95 Brickman, Gary, Bus., 474 Bridwell, Loretta, Ir., A81S, 412 Bridwell, Nita, Sp., A8iS, 459 Brggxell, Thomas, Sr., Bus., 495, 332, 227 Briggs, Deborah. VM, 528, 405 Brink, Donna. Fr., ARS, 412, 258, 292 Brinker, Douglas, lr.. Engr., 467, 309 Bristow, Ianet, Fr., Bus., 412 Britton, Dennis, Sp., ASS, 474 Broach, David, lr., Engr., 386 Broad, Thomas, Fr., Engr., 408, 294 Broadfoot, Rosalyn, Fr., Educ., 326 Brock, Brock, Monica, Fr., A81S, 459 Renanne, Fr., A8zS, 459 Broding, Bruce, Fr., Engr., 467 Brogan, lohn, Sr., Agri., 366, 495. 255 Bromiley, Edward, Sp., Engr., 419 Bronagh, Charles, Sr., Bus., 495, 474 Brontau Brooks, Brooks, Brooks, Brooks, Brooks, Brooks, gh, Linda, Sp., Bus., 474 Beverly, Fr., A81S, 442 Carroll, Sr., Bus., 495, 474 Charles, Sr., Bus., 495, 474 Frederick, lr., Agri., 332 Larry, Sp., Agri., 474, 251 Patrick, Sr., Bus,, 495, 324 Robert, lr., Engr., 474 Brown, Steven, Fr., Bus., 384, 467, 304 Brown, Steven, Sr., Bus., 384, 495 Brown, Thomas, Fr., ASS, 408, 229, 22 Brown, Thomas E., Sr., Bus., 495, 474 Brown, Thomas H., Sr., A8zS, 495, 474 Brown, Tommy, VM, 528, 474 7 Brown, Virginia, Ir., A8rS, 434, 360, 240 Brown, Virginia, Fr., A8rS, 434, 360, 295, 294 Browne, Gary, Fr., Bus., 467 Brownfield, Betsy, Sr., ASS, 495, 459 Browning, Denise, Sp., A81S, 412, 223 Browning, Gerald, Sr., Bus., 346, 495 Browning, Reba, Fr., Home Ec., 459 Brown Brown ing, Ro er, lr., Engr., 370, 127 ley, Cat21arine, Sr., Bus., 495, 338, 306 Broyles, Patrick, Fr., A8iS, 452, 303 Regina, Er., Educ., 392, 312 Brooks, Terry, Sp., Agri., 302 Brooks, Tressa, lr., Educ., 412 Brower, Kenneth, Ir., Engr., 474 Brower, Lauretta, Fr., Educ., 442 Brower, Linda, Sp., ASS, 342 Brown, Alan, Sr., Home Ec., 495, 422, 301 B rown , Brown , B rown , B rown , B rown , B rown , B rown , B rown , B rown , 290 B rown , Brown , B rown , B rown , B rown , 285 , B rown , B rown , B rown , B rown , B rown , B rown , B rown , B rown , B rown , B rown , B rown , B rown , B rown . B row n , B row n , B rown , Becky, Fr., Educ., 326 Belinda, Sp., Bus., 429, 308 Carl, VM2, 528, 474 Christine, Sp., A8iS, 459, 244 Daniel, Fr., ASIS, 494 Danny, lr., A8iS, 467, 312 Ginger, Fr., ASS, 459 Itamcs, lr., Engr., 467, 249 jerry, Sr., Home Ec., 495, 474, 301, john, Sp., Engr., 474 Karen, Fr., A8iS, 434 Kathryn, Sp., Home Ec., 459 Kath S . A815 342 223 , P , , 4 Lindli. Ir., A8iS, 326, 446, 240, 284, 275, 281 Machele, Sp., Home Ec., 376 Mar aret, Sr., ASS, 495, 454, 282 Mar2yn, lr., Educ., 326 Marilyn, Sp., Home Ec., 412 Mary, Sr., ARS, 495, 360 Michael, Sp., Agri., 362, 467, 249 Bruce, Saundra, Fr., A81S, 326 Bruch, Barbara, Ir., A8zS, 446 Brueggen, james, Sr., Agri., 495, 374 Brueg en, john, Sp., Agri., 374 Brum6eld, Edward, Fr., Bus., Brummett, fohn, Sr., Bus., 495, 474 Bruner, Co umbus, Fr., Educ., 439 Bruner, Terrence, lr., A8zS, 422 Brunken, Vickie, Fr., Bus., 459 Brunswig, Robert, Fr., Bus., 380 Bruton, Sharon, Fr., Educ., 334 Bryan, Beverly, Sp., Home Ec., 360 Bryan, Robert, Sp., Bus., 467 Bryant, Gerald, Fr., Agri,, 439 Bryant, Pat, Ir., ASS, 324 Bryant, Robert, Sr., A8aS, 346, 495 Bryant, Wiley, Ir., Bus., 336 Bryden, Karen, Sp., A81S, 459 Brydges, Lizheth, Sp., Educ., 454, 244 Bryngelson, lay, Sp., A8rS, 42 Bryngelson, loan, Fr., A8rS, 388, 283 Buchanan, Daniel, Ir., Educ., 408 Buchanan, Nancy, Sp., Bus., 412 Buchanan, William, Fr., ASS, 419 Bucholz, lelinda, Sr., Home Ec., 495, 405 Buck, Charles, Ir., Bus., 362, 474 Buck, Charles, Sp., Educ,, 362, 474 Buck, Darell, Fr., Agri., 419 Michael, Fr., Agri., 362, 467 Michael, Ir., Bus., 362, 467, 408 Pat, Sp., Bus., 401 406, 164 Patricia, lr., ASIS, 405, 429 Patricia, Sp,, A81S, 405. 429 Rebecca, Ir., Educ., 356 Rexene, Fr., Bus., 392, 244 Richard. Sr., ARS, 495 ES6 Robert, Sr., ASS, 495, 474 Ruth, Sp., ASS, 454 Btgic, David, lr., A8rS, 370, 241, 243, 261, Buck, Ian, Fr., A8:S, 334 Buck, lim, jr., Agri., 330, 248, 264 Buck, Pam, Sp., Educ., 459 Buck, Pamela, Sp., Educ., 342 Buck, Susan, Fr., Home Ec., 328 Buckley, Michael, Sp., Educ., 419 Buckley, William, lr., Home Ec., 422, 229, 127, 301 Buckmaster, Betty, Sp., Educ., 459 STlLLWATER'S MOST MODERN AND PROGRESSIVE BANK ATI NAL BA K AND TRUST COMPANY STILLWATER, OKLAHOMA - MEMBER F.D. tc. Buckner, Katherine, Fr., Educ., 334 Buckson, john, Sr., Home Ec., 495, 422, Buder, Dianta, Fr., ABAS, 412, 294 Budny, Eileen, Gr., 526, 454 Bue , Barbara, Sp., A8rS, 405 Clemets, Bob, VM, 528, 475 Bufgngton, David, jr., Engr., 408, 303 Bullington, Robert, Sr., Engr., 495, 408, 399 Bules, Aranell, Sr., Home Ec., 495, 356 Bullard, Betty jo, Sr., Educ., 495, 446, 271 91, 87, 89, 274 Bullard, Sue, Sp., Educ., 392 Buller, Larry, jr., Bus., 475 Bullock, joe, Fr., A8rS, 42 Buntz, William, Sp., A8:S, 42 Burba, Alonzo, Sp., Engr., 439 Burch, Kathy, Fr., Bus., 42 Burd, Ray, Sr., VM 495, 475 Burdette, Rebecca, VM, 528, 475 Burge, Eucretita, Sp., A8rS, 475 Burge, ion, Sr., Agri., 495, 475 Burge, egand, Sp., Engr., 422 Burger, Gary, VM, 528, 419 Burger, Stephen, Fr., Bus., 354 BurEer, Tom, Sr., Bus., 346, 495 Bur , Connie, Fr., Home Ec., 475, 284 Burk, janet, Sp., Home Ec., 459 Burkett, Richard, Sr., Home Ec., 495, 42 Burks, Suzanne, Fr., Educ., 459 Burleson, Sally, Fr., A8rS, 459 Burman, Richard, Sp., A8tS, 439 Burnell, Gary, Sr., Bus., 495, 419, 268, 224, 304, 90, 234, 95 Bumett, Sue, Sp., Bus., 334 Bumett, William, Sr., A8tS, 495, 324, 311, 1321, 88 Bums, Gary, Fr., Agri., 452 immy, Fr., Agri., 42 Bums, Burns, l..inda, jr., Educ., 352 Bums, Sara, Sr., A8rS, 495, 412, 275 Bums, Susan, Fr., Home Ec., 459 Bumside, Carol, jr., A8tS, 42, 302 Burpo, Sharon, Sp., Home Ec., 429, 234 Burris, james L., Sr., Educ., 495, 475 Burris, Kathleen, Fr., A8rS, 459 Btggughs, Richard, Sr., Sr., A8tS, 495, 439, Burrow, Cathy, Fr., Educ., 459 Burrow, Lynda, jr., Home Ec., 459 Burrow, Terry, Sp., Bus., 384 Burrows, Bonnie, Sp., A8tS, 429 Burrus, Stephen, Sp., Engr., 378 Burt, Donna, Fr., Bus., 412 Bush, judity, Fr., A8tS, 392 Bush, Phillip, Sp., Agri., 436, 247, 242 Buss, Merle, Gr., 330, 526 Butchee, Ijleanie, Fr., A8rS, 446 Butcher, arry, jr., A8tS, 467 Butenschoen, Mary, jr., Home Ec., 429 Butler, Catherine, Sp., Educ., 459 Butler, Darolyn, Fr., A81S, 442 Butler, Frank Daniel, Sr., A8rS, 346, 495 Butler, Thomas, Sr., Agri., 336, 495 Butt, Arlene, Sr., Educ., 334, 495 Buttery, Deborah, Fr., Home Ec., 459 Butry, Vicki, Fr., A8tS, 360 Butts, Greg, Fr., A8rS, 467 Butts, judith, Fr., Bus., 442 Butts, Melissa, Sp., Home Ec., 360 Buzzard, joyce, Sr., Bus., 495, 429 Byers, Brent, Fr., Engr., 344 Byfield, Carolyn, Fr., Home Ec., 412 Byford, Dennis, Fr., Aa2S, 419 Byler, Patricia, Sr., A8tS, 495, 356, 87 Bymaster, Rodney, Sp., A8rS, 439 Byrd, Kenneth, Sr., VM, 475, 496 C Cabana, Yves, jr., A8tS, 467 Cabaniss, Norman, Fr., Agri., 330 Caccia, john, Fr., Educ., 401 Cadenhead, Ed, Fr., A8tS, 384 Cadle, William, Sr., A8tS, 436, 496 Cadogan, jonel, Fr., Home Ec., 459 Cafley, Glenda, Fr., Educ., 412 Cagle, Larry, Sp., Engr., 386 Cagle, Michael, Sr., Educ., 475, 496, 266 Cain, Glenn, jr., A8rS, 467 Cain, james, Sr., Engr., 436, 496, 267, 272 Caldron, Royce, jr., Educ., 419, 295, 294 a Canny, Tana, Sr., Home Ec., 496, 352 Cantrell, john, Fr., Agri., 382 Cantrell, Patsey, Sr., Home Ec., 496, 442, 443, 283 Cantrell, Paula, jr., Educ., 446, 302 Czpgaon, David Dudley, Sr., Bus., 382, 496, Carey, Diane, Sr., Home Ec., 496, 475, 271 Carey, Patricia, Sr., Bus., 348, 496, 23 Carey, Phillip, Sr., A8rS, 496, 475 Cargill, Hubert, Sp., A8rS, 419 Cargill, Roland, Gr., 526, 475 Carignan, Vicky, jr., Bus., 454 Czggle, jane, Sr., A8rS, 496, 454, 297, 271, Carlile, Mark, jr., Bus., 324 Carlson, Alan, Sr., Engr., 496, 42, 273, 272 Carlson, Edwin, jr., Engr., 475 Carlton, Suzie, jr., A8tS, 412 Carmichael, Montressa, Sp., A81S, 342, 241 Carnahan, Dave, jr., Educ., 408, 312 Cams, Dorothy, Sp., A81S, 429 Carolina, Richard, Sr., A8tS, 496, 394 Carpenter, Carolyn, jr., Home Ec., 442 Carpenter, Gary, Sr., En r., 496, 475 Carr, james, Fr., Bus., 467 Carr, Karen, Fr., A8tS, 352 Carr, Ronnie, Sr., A8tS, 496, 439 Carragher, Michael, Sr., Home Ec., 496, 439, Chew, Matthew, Fr., Engr., 467 Childers, Linda, jr., A8tS, 442, 446 Childers, Linda, Fr., Educ., 442 Childers, Margaret, Fr., A8tS, 376 Childers, Patricia, jr., A8tS, 376 Childs, Carolyn, jr., A8tS, 405 Childs, Casey, jr., Educ., 394 321 Chin, Alexander, Sr., Engr., 496, 475 Chitwood, john, Sr., VM, 496, 475 Chitwood, Phil, VM, 528, 475 Chlouber, Clyde, Sp., A8tS, 467 Chockley, jim, VM2, 528, 475 Chorette, Edward, Fr., A8tS, 362 Clggrloomi, Mahmoud, Sr., Engr., 496, 475, Chrisman, Bob, Fr., A8rS, 364 Christensen, Harold, jr., Bus., 475 Christian, Sybil, VM4, 52 Christie, Carol, Sp., Home Ec., 338 Christman, Betsy, Sr., Educ., 496, 328 Chronister, Robert, Fr., A81S, 436 Chu, Albert, Gr., Bus., 526, 475, 288 Church, john, Sr., En r., 496, 439, 279 Church, judith, Sr., Ecfuc., 496, 360 Cinnamon, Earl Wayne, Sr., Agri., 496, 475 Cinnamon, Rosemary, Gr., 526, 475 Cisco, Michael, Sp., Engr., 378 Ciskowski, jimmy, Sp., A8rS, 467 Citsey, Richard, Sr., A8tS, 388, 496 Cobb, Mary, Sp., Educ., 454, 241, 311 Cobb, Thomas, Sr., Engr., 497, 422, 234 Cobb, Victor, Fr., Engr., 388 Coberly, Susan, jr., Home Ec., 412, 240 Coble, Sandy, Fr., A81S, 429 Coburn, Mary, Fr., ABIS, 356 Coburn, Sharon, Sp., ASIS, 356 Coburn, Tom, jg., Bus., 384 Cochran, kna, r., A8rS, 356, 283 Cochran, ebecoa, jr., Educ., 446 Cochran, Ronnie, Sp., Agri., 475 Cockrill, Mitchell, Sr., VM, 497, 475 Cody, Thomas, Sr., A8zS, 497, 378, 267 Cody, William, Sr., VM, 497, 475 Coe, Beth, Sp., Home Ec., 412 Coe, james, Sr., Bus., 346, 497 Coenen, Cathy, Fr., A81S, 413, 244 Coffelt, Drucelle, Sr., Bus., -497, 460 Coffey, Bettyjune, jr., Bus., 376 Colley, jean, Sr., Home Ec., 376, 497 Coffey, Lennie, jr., Agri., 42, 302, 266 Coffey, Patti, Fr., A8tS, 326, 274 Coffman, Rebecca, Fr., A8tS, 460 Cohlmia, Leyla, Fr., Bus., 446 Coiner, Cheryl, Sr., Bus., 497, 352, 91, 87, '86, 95 Coit, Harlan, Sr., Bus., 368, 497 Coke, Pamela, Sr., Bus., 497, 475, 271, 274 Colby, Thomas, 'Sp., Bus., 408 301, 281 Carrier, David, Sr., Agri., 496, 475 Carrington, Patricia, Sp., Home Ec., 429 Carroll, Cynthia, Fr., Home Ec., 412 Carroll, jana, Fr., A8tS, 334 Carroll, Patrick, Fr., Bus., 382 Caggll, Patrick Dean, Sr., A8tS, 382, 496, Carroll, Suzi, Sr., Home Ec., 496, 338, 306 Carruth, Craig, Sr., Home Ec., 496, 467 Carson, Carolyn, Fr., Educ., 459 Carson, Rina, Sp., Educ., 459 Carter, Carolyn, Sp., Educ., 360 Carter, Connie, Sp., Bus., 429 Carter, Mike, jr., Bus., 382 Carter, Robert, Fr., A8tS, 467 Carter, Ron, Fr., Bus., 372 Carter, Sandra, Sr., Educ., 496, 342, 271 Carter, Sheryl, jr. Cartmell, David, Caruthers, Flora, Caruthers, john, Carver, Dwayne, Carver, Mary, jr. , Home Ec., 326 jr., Educ., 475 Sr., Educ., 496, 475 Gr., 526, 475 Sr., Engr., 496, 42 Home Ec. 454 284 Carver, Richard, Fr., Bus., 4775, 292 Case, Suzanne, Sp., Home Ec., 412 Casey, David, Sr., Bus., 496, 324 Casey, Greg, Fr., Engr., 422 Casey, Vicki, Fr., A81S, 442 Cason, Larry, Ar., A8tS, 386 Cassingham, S ari, jr., A81S, 459 Casteel, Michael, jr., Engr., 394 Castleman, Quinette, Sp., A8tS, 475 Castleman, William, Sp., Bus., 42, 290 Cates, Cynthia, Sp., A8tS, 454 Cages, Demnis, jr., Agri., 330, 225, 242, 289, Cates, Laurel, Fr., Educ., 446 Catlin, Mary, Sp., Educ., 459 Caudill, Carol, Sp., A8tS, 459 Caudle, Barbara, Fr., A8tS, 454 Caudle, Letha, Sp., Educ., 412, 275 Cawannah, Susan, jr., A8tS, 392 Cavett, Richard, Fr., Engr., 422 Caviness, Richard, Fr., Engr., 230, 422 Cecil, Carol, SP., Home Ec., 454 Celarier, Michelle, Sp., A8rS, 475, 241, 202 Center, Ewell, Sr., Agri., 496, 475 Center, Marty Ann, Sr., A8rS, 496, 475 Cervi, john, Sr., Home Ec., 496, 422, 301 Chaat, Cheryl, Sr., Educ., 496, 412, 274 Chaffin, john, Sr., A8rS, 384, 496, 311, 224 Chain, jtacqueline, Sr., Bus., 302 Chamberlain, Deborah, Sp., Home Ec., 460 Chambers, Stephen, Sp., A8rS, 346 Chambers, Thomas, Sr., Agri., 496, 475, 256 Champion, Mark, jr., Bus., 467 Claar, Paul, jr., Agri., 439 Cltaar, Vic, Fr., Bus., 386 Clabaugh, Sue, jr., Educ., 338, 240, 305, 200 Clabough, David, Sr., En ., 362, 496 Clack, jerry, Fr., Bus., 35 Clagg, David, Fr., Agri., 436 Clancy, Linda, Sr., Educ., 496, 446 Clantoa, Lyna, Fr., Educ., 460 Clark, Aubrey, Sr., Engr., 496, 475 Clark, Charles, Sp., Bus., 324 Clark, Constance, jr., A8rS, 412 Clark, Dale, Sp., Bus., 354, 321 Clark, David, Fr., Bus., 382 Cliglg, David L., Sr., Agri., 382, 496, 475, Clark, Deborah, Sp., Educ., 342, 460 Clark, Deborah, Fr., A8tS, 342 Clark, Dolores, Fr., A8tS, 454 Clark, Fred, Sr., Engr., -497, 390, 269 Clgik, Gary, Sr., Agri., 330, 496, 252, 262, Clark, janis, Sr., Home Ec., 334, 497 Clark, jueannete, VM, 528, 475 Clark, amela, jr., A8rS, 429 Clark Stanley, Sr., Agri., 497, 475 Clark: Stephen, Clark , Stephen, Fr., Bus., 382, 475 Sr., A8rS, 382, 496 Clark Susan Fr. Bus. 460 Clarke, shafim, sp., Aas, 405 Clary, janet, Sr., Educ., 496, 328 Clary, ydia, Fr., Bus., 352 Cole, Chris, Fr., Bus., 42, 250 Cole, La rry, Fr., Educ., 419 Cole, Lester, Sr., Bus., 497, 374 Cole, Lynda, Sp., Educ., 460 Cole, W Coleman ayne, Gr., Gr., 526. 42 Alan, jr., A81S, 475 Colemani Cynthia, Jr., Educ., 405, 240 Coleman jimmy, jr., Engr., 419 Coleman: Kenneth, Sp., Bus., 467 Coleman Coleman Coleman , Merle, Sp., A8tS, 408, 311, 294 , Rebecca, Fr., A8rS, 442 Ronald, Sr., A8tS, 497, 467 Coleman: Vicki, sp., Educ., 434. ass Coleman Vicki, Sp., A8iS 434, 356 Colley, Michael, jr., A8!S, 368 Collier, George jr., Sr., Bus., 382, 497 Collier, ljierry, jr., Home Ec., 446 Collin, llen, Sp., A8rS, 446 Collingboume, Cindy, Sp., Educ., 413 Collings, joan. Fr., A8rS, 392 Collins, Glenda, Sr., Educ., 497, 434, 275 Collins, Karen, jr., Bus., 454, 299, 263, 271 275 Collins, Katherine, Fr., Home Ec., 460 Collins, Sharon, Fr., Engr., 460 Collins, Terry, jr., A81S, 475 Collinsworth Lonnie, jr., Bus., 436 Claxton, Rick, Sp., Bus., 452 Clay, Bill, VM, 528, 475 Clay, Kenneth, Fr., A8r'S, 467 Clayton, Glen, Sp., Educ., 302 Clement, Orrin, Sr., Educ., 497, 475, 312 Clsgent, Sandra, Fr., A8tS, 429, 251, 258, Clements, Alvin, Sr., Agri., 330, 497 Clenney, Larry, Sr., Engr., 497, 475 Cleveland, Sue, Sp., Home Ec., 429 Clewner, Michael S., Sr., A8rS, 497, 475 Clifford, james, Gr., Engr., 526, 475 Clifford, Oralia, Sr., Educ., 497, 475 Clift, Elizabeth, jr., ASIS, 338 Clifton, Richard, jr., Agri., 475 Clifton, Victoria, Fr., Home Ec., 429 Clohan, Paul, jr Cloud, Rita, jr., Clouser, Michael Cluck, Christina, Clymer, Bill, Gr Clymer, Camilla ., Engr., 475 A8:S, 412 , Sp., A8zS, 422 sp., Ass, 442, 443 526 475 fsr., ,Educ., 334, 497 Clymer, Hahn, jr., Engr., 436 Clymer, obert, Fr.. Engr., 332 Cobb, john, Fr., A8aS, 42 ccuts, Donald, sr., Bus., 382, 497 Collums, janet, Fr., A81S, 429 Colpitt, Carolyn, Fr., Bus., 460 Colpitt, Kathleen, Fr., Educ., 460 Colpitts, Carol, Fr., Home Ec., 429 Colson, john, Fr., A8:S, 452 Coltharp, Deborah, Fr., A8rS, 338 Columbia, Richard, Sp., Educ., 372 Colvert, Rolla, Fr.. A8tS, 42 Colville, Dwight, Fr., Bus., 384 Colwell, Linda, jr., Educ., 328 Combs, Glenn, Sp., Engr., 467 Combs, jackie, Sr., ASIS, 497, 460 Combs, jerry, Sp., Bus., 475 Compton, Gary, jr., A8tS, 475 Compton, Mervin, Sp., Agri., 403 Compton, Paula, Sr., Educ., 497, 392 Cciiggrrggihonda, Sr., Home Ec., 497, 413 Condit, Randy, Fr., Agri., 467 Confer, Anthony, VM, VM, 528, 439 Conklin, Hanes, Fr., Agri., 419 Conklin, nald, Fr., Agri., 346 Conklmg, judy, jr., Educ., 413 Conley, Bonita, Fr., A8zS, 460, 312 Conley, Connie, Fr., Home Ec., 360. 32 Conn, Christopher, Sp., A8tS, 364, 267 Conner, Chris, Fr., Home Ec., 356 Conner, Crystal, Fr., Home Ec., 413 Conner, Gayla, Sp., A8rS, 429 Chance, Madelyn, Sp., Bus., 392 Chandler, Carol, jr., Educ., 446 Chandler, Cheryl, Sr., Educ., 496, 454 Chandler, judy, Sr., A8tS, 496, 454, 223 , 313 Caldwell, Carolyn, jr., A8tS, 334 Caldwell, Ezra, Fr., Engr., 408 Caldwell, james, Sr., Engr., 475, 496 Caldwell, joe, Sp., A8rS, 467 Caldwell, Michael, Sp., Bus., 475 Caldwell, William, jr., Agri., 422 Cales, Ruth, jr., Bus., 412, 240, 269 Calhoun, Dave, Fr., A8:S, 439 Callahan, james, Sp., Bus., 364 Callahan, Katherine, Fr., Educ., 429 Callahan, Mary, Sr., Educ., 496, 360 Callison, David, Fr., Agri., 408 Cambem, Charles, Sr., Engr., 496, 467 Cambem, Paul, Fr., Engr., 42 Cambem, Rex, jr., Bus., 42 Cameron, Cathy, Sp., Home Ec., 412 Cameron, janis, Fr., A8tS, 459 Cameron, Patricia, jr., Educ., 412 Campbell, Betty, Fr., Bus., 446 Campbell, Connie, Sp., A8tS, 412 Campbell, Linda, Fr., A8zS, 454, 281 Campbell, Rand , jr., Educ., 475 Campbell, Ronald, Sr., A8tS, 496, 42 Campbel Steve Fr Bus 344 1, , -, -, Canady, Cynthia, Sr., ASKS, 348, 496 Canamare, Michael, Fr., Agri., -408, 296 Cancelleri, M., Home Ec., 526, 459 Canfield, 538 Michael, Fr., A8rS, 467, Chandler, Lou, Fr., Educ., 429 Chandler, Randall, jr., A8rS, 452 Chandler, Roland, Sr., A81S, 323, 496 Chaney, Ann, jr., Home Ec.. 342, 240, 98 Chaney, Roy, Fr., Educ., 475 Chaney, William, Sp., A8tS, 42 Chape , Terry, Sr., Bus., 496, 340, 225, 268 Chapel, William, Fr., Bus., 340 Chapin, Keith, Sr., Bus., 496, 354 Chaple, William, Sr., Engr., 496, 422 Chapman, Dale, jr., A8rS, 401, 183 Chapman, Gary, Fr., Bus., 42 Chapman, Kathy, jr., A8tS, 376, 240 Chappabitt , Dennis, Sp., Engr., 419 Chase, Carlj Sp., Agri., 346 Chase, julie, jr., A8rS, 454 Chatham, Raymond, Sp., Agri., 475 Chatham, Robert, Gr., Educ., 526, 475 Cheatham, Charles, Fr., A81S, 42 Cheatham, Kathy, Sp., Educ.. 2248, 244, 275 Cheatwood, Gregory, Sp., A8tS, 467 Chenault, Marilyn, Sp., Bus., 338 Chemicky, Wayne, jr., Bus.. 374, 266 Chitsmore, Charlotte, Sr., Home Ec., 496, Chessmore, Steven, jr., Agri., 467, 251 Chester, Margie, jr., Educ., 446 Chevreaux, Catherine, jr., Educ., 352 R. JAY CLEANERS 207. DISCOUNT CASH AND CARRY 501 S. Washington 372-6600 Conner, Sidney, Sr., Agri., 497, 422 Conrad, Vaug n, Sp., Engr., 475 Conrad, Vernon, Fr., Bus., 475 Constant, Owen, Sp., Educ., 475 Contratto, Linda, jr., Educ., 413, 274 Conway, Cathy, Fr., Educ., 446 Conway, Eddy, Sp., Bus., 382 Cood y, Marsha, Sp., ASIS, W Cook, Arthur, Gr., Agri., 526, 422 Cook, Carol, jr., Home Ec., 52 Cook Cynthia, Sp., Educ., 342 Cook? David, Fr., Bus., 475 Cook, Gene, Sp., Bus., 422 Cook, Harlan, Fr., Educ., 467 Cook , james, jr., Agri., 332 Cook, jania, Sr., Educ., 497, 413, 271, 274 Cook, Kenneth, Sr., ABIS, 497, 475 Cook, Lawrence, Sr., Bus., 497, 386 Cook, Marilyn, jr., Home Ec., 460 Cook Marsha, Fr., ASIS, 460 cfwkj Michael, sr., Engr., 497, 422 Cook, Susan, Sp., Educ., 475 Cooley, Ted, Sr., Bus., 497, 42 Dayton, Michael, Fr., ASIS, 423 Coombs, james, Sp., Engr., 475 Coonrad, Connie, Sr., A8IS, 497, 342, 291, Decker, 296, 271, 295, 294 Coons, Duncan, Sr., A8IS, 497, 475, 295, 294, 293 Coons, Marcia, Sp., AHS, 446. Nl, 295, 294 Cooper, Becky, Fr., Educ., 360 Cooper, Ed, Fr., Engr., 346 Cooper, Glenda, Sr., A8IS, 497, 460 Cooper, james, Sp., Engr., 439, 436 Cooper, james, jr., ASIS Cooper, jimmie, jr., Home Ec., 405 Cooper, Pat, jr., A8IS, 302 Cooper, Ricky, jr., Educ., 401, 174 Copeiland, Mary, Sr., Bus., 497, 338 27 , 269, Copeland, Roger, Fr., Agri., 408 Corbett, Steven, Sr., Bus., 497, 374 Colgalin, Carol, Sr., Home Ec., 497, 338, 284, Corbin. Kelly, Sr., Bus., 498, 475 Corbin, Richard, Fr., Engr., 386 Corcoran, Barbara, jr., Home Ec., 405 Corcoran, jane, jr., Bus., 460 Cordell, Nancy, Fr., ASIS, 360 Cordis, Sharon, jr., Educ., 446, 274 Cordonnier, Leslie, Fr,, ASS, 475 Corlee, Karen, Sr., Educ., 498. 328 Corley, Connie. Fr., Educ., 376 Corley, Kenneth, Sp., Home Ec., 362 Com, Hannah, Sr., ASIS, 498, 446 Corneil, Neil, Sr., VM, 498, 475 Cornelius, Phyllis, Sr., Home Ec., 498, 475 Cornelius, Warren, jr., Agri., 436, 255 Cornett, Leslie, jr., Home Ec., 460, 248 Cornish, Koren, Sr., Educ., 498. 392 Cornstuble. David, Sr., Bus., 498, 378 Cornwell, Michael, Fr., Engr., 408 Corr, jay, Sp., A8IS, 423 Corson, Todd, Sr.. Bus., 498, 436 Cortelyou, Mitchell, Sr., Agri., 498, 409, 248. 266 Cortright, jeanne, Fr., ASIS, 446 Coryell, john, Gr., Gr., 526, 475 Corzine, Michael, Sr., Educ., 498, 475 Cosentino, jerome, Sr., Bus., 498, 475 Costello, james, Ir., Home Ec., 475 Cotner, Victor, Sr., Bus., 498, 332, 304 Cottingham, james, Fr., Engr., 368 Cotton, Khris, Sr., Educ., 498, 352, 307 Cotton, Mary, Sr., Home Ec.. 498, 454 Cottongim, Gary, Sr., Bus., 336, 498. 321 Cottongim, Gayle, jr., Home Ec., 392 Cottrell. Loretta, jr., ASIS, 454 Couch, Roger, Sp., Engr., 439 Coulson, jan, Sp., ASIS, 413 Cwterman, Margaret, jr., Home Ec., 429, Countryman, jeff, Fr., ASIS, 324 Court, Harvey, Sr., A8S, 498, 475 Court, jo Ann, Sr., A8IS, 498, 475 Cousins, Vickie, jr., Home Ec., 446 Ccaafille, Lloyd, Fr., Home Ec., 368, 244, Coventon, johnna, jr., ASIS, 413 Coverstone, Kirk, Sp., Bus., 366 Covert, Stephen, Sp., Bus., 408 Covey, Michael. Sp., Agric., 423 Covey, Robert, Sr., Engr., 498. 476, 270, 272 Covington, jan, Sp., Educ., 413 Cowan. Erma, Sr., Home Ec., 498, 405 Cowgill. Pamela, Sp., ASIS, 434, 291, 433, Crain, Cheryl, Sr., Home Ec., 498, 356, 306 Crandall, Dale, Sp., Engr., 423 Crandall, Donna, Fr., A8IS, 360 Cranston, Kendall, Sr., Engr., 498, 423, 276 Cravens, Donna, Sp., Bus., 454, 311 Cravens, Gary, Fr., Engr., 408 Cravens, Tom, Sp., Bus., 467 Crawford, David, Gr., Gr., 526, 476 Crawford, Donald, Fr., Engr., 354, 245 Gary, Sp., ASIS, 423 Crawford, Crawford, Gerald, Sr., Home Ec., 498, 476 Crawford, janet, Sp., Home Ec., 338, 294 Crawford, Philip, Sr., Bus., 498, 423 Crawford, Sara, Fr., ABIS, 460 Creager, Connie, Fr., Home Ec., 442 Creech, Cynthia, Fr., Educ., 413 Creel, Donald, Sr., Engr., 498, 476 Creider, Thomas, Sp., Agri., 374, 256 Cremin, Peggy, Fr., ASIS, 460, 244 Cregilshaw, Darrell, Sp., Home Ec., 338, 284, 2 Crew, Melanie, Sp., Educ., 360 Crews, joe, Fr., A8IS, 401, 245 Crews, Lonn, Fr., Bus., 388 Crissup, jack, jr., Bus., 401 Crist, Paul, Sr., Engr., 498, 476, 236, 114, 235, 234 Crocker, Gay, Sr., ASIS, 348, 498 Crocker, james, Sr., Bus., 498, 452, 268, 224 Crocker, john, Sr., ASIS, 498, 476 Crogsgcett, Kenneth, Fr., Tech. Inst., 476, Croft, jim, Gr., Gr., 526, 476 Croft, onald, Sp., Bus., 476, 436 Croley, David, jr., Engr., 366 Cromwell, Elizabeth, Sr., A8IS, 498, 356 Crook, Ronald, Sp., Engr. Cropper, Steve, Fr., Bus., 382, 32 Crosby, Sam, VM, VM, 528, 476 Cross, Betty, Fr., Educ., 460 Cross, Carolyn, Sp., ASIS, 446 Cross, Sherry, jr., Educ., 338, 240, 262, 274 Crosslin, Alvon, VM2, 528, 477 Crosslin, Karen, Sp., A8IS, 454, 232, 231 Crouch, Beth, jr., Home Ec., 413 Crouch, Homer, Fr., Engr., 467 Crouch, james, jr., Home Ec., 476, 225 Crouse, Rita, Sr., Home Ec., 498, 446 Crow, Beverly, Sp., Educ., 460 Crowe, Kathee, Sp., Educ., 446 Crowell, Kerby, Fr., Bus., 436, 251 Crowley, james, Fr., ASS, 419, 290 Crozier, Linda, jr., Agri., 405 Crume, Linda, Sr., A8IS, 498, 454 Crumley, Douglas, Sr., Engr., 498, 439, 279 Crumley, Randall, Sp., Agri., 439, 256 Daniel, Carolyn, Sp., Home Ec., 454 Daniel, Gordon, Sr., Bus., 499, 364, 24 Daniel, jane, jr., Educ., 442 Daniel, ichard, Fr., Engr., 467 Danielson, julie, Sr., Educ, 499, 352 Danne, jonn, Sp.. Engr., 374 Darden, Sherry, Fr., A8IS, 413 Darnaby, Connie, Fr., A8IS, 460 Darr, Bari, Sr., ASIS, 499, 413 Darrow, joseph, Fr., Educ., 452 Datin, Dennis, Fr., Engr., 467, 249 Daubert, Phyllis, Sr., Educ., 499, 442 Dauer, john, Sp., Agri., 364 Davenport, Carolyn, Sp., A8IS, 476 Davenport, Georgann, Sr., VM, 499, 476 Davenport, james, Fr., Agri., 408 Davenport, Michael, jr., ASIS, 354 Davenport, Thomas, Fr., Bus., 439 David, james, Fr., Bus., 423 Davidson, Bruce, Fr., ASIS, 476 Davidson, Diana, Sp., Home Ec., 446 Davidson, D., jr., A8IS, 354 Davidson, herre, Sp., A8IS, 446 Davis, Marsha, jr., ASIS, 338, 240, 306 Davis, Paul, Sr., Bus., 499, 476, 246 Davis, Randy, Fr., ASIS, 476 Davis, Rebecca, Gr., Gr., 526, 405 Davis, Reese, Sr., A8IS, 499, 423 Davis, Richard, jr., Agri., 476, 255 Davis, Ronald, Sr., Agri., 330, 499 Davis, Scott, jr., Sr., Bus., 499, 476 Davis, Sherry, Sp., Home Ec., 352 Dagais, Stephanie, Sr., Educ., 499, 446, 267 5 Davis, Sula, Fr., Agri,, 434, 245 Davis, Susan, Sr., A8IS, 499, 405, 302 Davis, Vivian, Sr., Educ., 499, 460 Leon jr. jr. ASIS 423 DHViS, , , , , Davison, Nita, Sp., Educ., 338, 243 Dawes, Linda, jr., ASS, 405, 295, 294 Davis, Patricia, Sr., Home Ec., 499, 429, Dawkins, Mary, Fr., ASIS, 442 Day, Gregg, Fr., Bus., 452 Day, james, Sr., A8IS, 499, 476 Day-Lee, Bobbie, Sr., ASIS, 499, 442 Davies, Cathy, jr., Educ., 360, 240 Davies, john, Fr., ASS, 380 Deakins, Abbott, Fr., Agri., 468 Davis, Aliafbara, Sr., Home Ec., 499, 476, 246 , Davis, Bill, Fr., A8IS, 468, 386 Davis, Bill, Fr., Bus,, 468 Davis, Cathy, Sp., Educ., 360, 305 Davis, Clinton, Sp., Agri., 330 Davis, Dan Davis, Dav Davis, Deb 284 ny, jr., Engr., 408 id, Fr., ASIS, 423, 164 bie, Fr., Home Ec., 460, 285, Deangel Deal, Clifford, Sr., Agri., 499, 476 Dean, Andy, jr,, Agri., 476 Dean, Mary, Sp., A8IS, 360, W7 Dean, Patricia, Sr., Home Ec., 499, 476 Dean, Ralph, Fr., Afri., 350 Dean, Terry, Fr., E uc., 401 o, james, Fr., Engr., 230, 436 Dear, john, Sp., ASIS, 340 Dearstone, Paula, Sr., ASIS, 499, 405 283, A , Deason, Barbara, Fr., Bus., 476 Davis, Debi, SP-, Educ.. 360 Deason, David, Ir., ASIS, 476 Davis, Debflfahi SPA, Hfime EC-, 338 Deaver, Nancy, Fr., Home Ec., 338 Davis, DOH, Fl'-1 EXIST-, 380, 294 Decker, Don, Sp., Home Ec., 452, 301 Davis George, Sr., A8IS, 499, 468 janice, Sr., Educ., 499, 356 Davisj jacquetta, jr., Home Ec., 413 Davis, Davis Davis Davis, Davis james, Sr., Engr., 499, 476 jane, Fr. Home Ec., 413. 299 jim, sp., 1'Iome ec., 454, 301 jimmy, Fr., Bus., 481 jimmy Fr., Bus. 401 Davisj JO., 1r.f Bus., sssf 306, 269 Davis, joe, jr., Bus., 408, 304 Davis, john, Sr., Agri., 499, 439, 242, 248, 261, 86, 90 Davis, johnny, Fr., Engr., 468 Davis, Karren, Sr., Bus., 348, 499 Davis, Kathleen, jr., A8IS, 446 Davis, Linda, Sr., Educ., 499, 360 Davis, Lynda, Fr., Bus., 446 Davis, Marcia, Fr., Educ., 352 Crunk, Ann, Sp., Home Ec., 334 Crussell, Carol, Sr., Educ., 498, 454 Cruzan, joann, Sr., Home Ec., 498, 446, 296, 284, 281 Culberson, Larry, Gr., Gr., 526, 476 Culbertson, Charles, Sr., Engr., 498, 423, 236, 224, 235 Cullin, Daniel, Sr., Engr., 498, 374 Cullison, Marc, Sr., Engr., 498, 476, 24, 234 Culwell, Diane, jr., Educ., 413 Cummings, Mildred, Fr., Educ., -154 Cummings, Peggy, Fr., Educ., 442 Cummings, Steve, Fr., Bus., 340. 322 Cummins, William, Sr., Engr., 498, 423, 309, 272 Cunningham, Carole, Sp., Bus., 454, 302 Cunningham, David, Gr., Gr., 526, 476 Cunningham, Diane, jr., Bus., 352, 240, 269. 271, 95 Cunningham, Donna, Fr., Educ., 392 Cunningham, Harold, Sp., A8IS, 423 Cunningham. Iacqueline, Sr., Educ., 376, 498, 305, 262 Cunningham, james, Sr., Educ., 498, 476 Cunningham, Karen, Sp., Educ., 442 Cunningham, Richard, Sr., ASS, 498, 476, 315, 20 1 Cupp, Ronn, jr., ASS, 467, 27, 315, 399 Curl, Charles, Sr., ASS, 498, 423 Currier, Lewis, Fr., ASIS, 346 Curry, Oren, Fr., A8IS, 467 Curry, Steve, Sp., Bus., 476, 299 Curry, Vernon, Fr., A8IS, 467 Curry, Walter, Sr., Bus., 380. 498, 224, 234 Curtis, Creede, Sp., Educ., 476 Curtis, Daniel, Sr., Engr., 498, 476 Curtis, Evan, Sr., Engr., 498, 423, 269, 97 Curtis, Margaret, jr., Educ., 356 Curtis, Robert, Sr., Bus., 368, 498 Curtis, Robinelle, Sr., ASIS, 498, 429, 258, 232 Dee, Liz, Fr., A8IS, 442 Deewall, Michael, jr., Agri., 403, 242, 255 Defoe, Dorothy, jr., Educ., 446 Dehart, Debbie, Fr., ASIS, 328 Dehls, Shirilyn, Sp., ASIS, 476 Dejamett, David, Fr., A8IS, 380 Delahay, Linda, Sr., Educ., 499, 413 Delano, Robert, Fr., ASIS, 380 Delling, Pamela, Fr., Bus., 460 Demling, Lynn, Sr., Bus., 499, 442 Demlow, john, Fr., Tech. Inst., 468, 264 Demoss, Tricia, Sp., Home Ec., 413 Demott, William, Fr., Bus., 354, 245 Demuth, Linda, jr., Educ., 454, 299 Denman, Cheryl, Sp., Educ., 476 Dennehy, Steven, Fr., Bus., 368, 267 Q9 Q9 Fashion vvifh Disfincfion Clothes You'll Love 'ro Wear Campus fhru Career 295, 294 Cowherd, Carrol, jr., Educ., 476 Cowley, jiaclcic, Sr.. A8IS, 498, 476 Cox, April, Sp., Educ., 429 Cox, Claudy, Sr., Educ., 498, 439 Cox, Dana, jr., Bus.. 429, 240, 263, 271, 275 Cox, Emily, Fr., A8IS, 476, 311 Cox jane, Fr., ABIS, 429 , Cox, Cox, Kenneth, jr., Engr., 476, 278 Lola, Sr., Bus., 498. 446, 274 Cox, Pam, Sr., Educ., 498, 476 Cox, Shirley, Fr., Educ., 460 Cox, Susanne, Fr., Bus., 434 Cox, Terry, jr., ASIS, 419, 311, 265 Cox Wes Fr ASIS 370 cfalb, john, sr., Agri., 498, 476, 253 Cragar, Dorothy, Sr., Educ., 498. 405 Crjgfg, Gary, Sr., Tech. Inst., 498, 476, 279, Craig, Larry, Sp., ASIS, 423 Craig, Ronnie, Fr., Bus., 382 Craighead, Clair, Fr., Agri., 344 Cuthbertson, Linda, jr., Home Ec., 413 Czahor, Margaret, Sp., ASIS, 434 D Dace, judi, Sp., Educ., 413 Dailey, jim, Sr., Bus., 346, 499 Dalal, Sam, Sp., Bus., 467 Dalal, Shiarad, Gr., Engr., 476, 526 Dalbey, Norene, Sp., Home Ec., 429 Dale, joann, jr., Home Ec., 360, 284, 285, 275 Dale, Toni, Sp., A8IS, 446 Dale, Woodson, Sp., Bus., 467 Damon, Rebecca, jr., Educ., 356, .22 Damore, Michael, Sp., Engr., 423 Dan, Charles, Fr., Bus., 408 Dancer, john, Sp., Educ., 467 Danford, Steven, jr., A8IS, 436 I I Downtown Sludenl' Union 63-..-.-C9 Denning, Kathy, Fr., A8tS, 460 Denning, Terry, Sp., Bus., 372, 312 Dennis, David, jr., A8iS, 378 Dennis, Steve, Fr., A81S, 436, 233 Denny, Mark, Fr., Engr., 476 Denton, Carolyn, jr., Home Ec., 356 Denton, Coby, Fr., A8tS, 439 Denton Deborah, Fr., Bus., 460 Denzleri Stephen, Fr., Engr., 380 Doughty, Michael, jr., Educ., 476, 312, 274 Douglas, David, Sp., A8iS, 340 Douglas, Sandra, Sr., Educ., 500, 429 Douglass, Kenneth, Fr., Engr., 419, 265, 242 Dove, Alan, Fr., Engr., 476 Dowdy, Roberta, Sp., Home Ec., 429, 251 Downey, joann, Fr., Bus., 342, 245 Downing, Dana, jr., Home Ec., 376, 240, 267, 320, 92 Dickey, Dwight, Sp., Agri., 330, 253 Dull Derrick, Edwin, jr., A8tS, 346 Desormeau, Gerard, Sp., Engr., 476 Detch, Charlotte, Sr., VM, 499, 476 Detrich, Gary, VM2, 520 Detrich, jiudy, Fr., Bus., 434 Detrick, ussell, Fr., Bus., 382 Devenish, Brian, Sr., Engr., 499, 476, 269 Devlin, Charles, jr., Bus., 386 Devore, Royle, jr., Agri., 330, 253 Dewey, john, Sp., Engr., 380 Dewitt, john, jr., Bus., 382 Deyo, Dana, Sp., A81S, 413 Dibble, Robert, Fr., Engr., 468 Dicharry, Donald, VM3, 528 Dicindio, Ann, jr., AES, 318, 94 Dicken, Keith, Sr., Bus., 382, 499 Dickenson, Diane, Fr., ASS, 326 Dickerson, joel, Fr., A8tS, 419 Dickerson, Shirley, Fr., Home Ec., 460 Dickey, Diane, Fr., Home Ee., 376, 283 Downing, Elissa, Fr., ASS, 460 Do w n ing, Torn, Sp., Bus., 362 Downum, jenny, Sr., ASS, 500, 405, 246 Doyle, Karen, Sp., Educ., 413 Doyle, Kathleen, Sr., A81S, 360 Doyle, Kenneth. VM, VM, 528, 476 Drake, john, Sr., Engr., 500, 476, 277 Drake Marcia, Er., A8tS, 342 Drakej Richard, Ft., Axis, 364 Drake, Rodney, Sr., Agri., 500, 476, 255 Draper, Richard, Fr., Engr., 390, 270 Dressen, jay, Fr., A8aS, 476 Drew, Carla, Fr., Educ., 446 Drew, john, Er., ASS, 468 Driver, Gwendolyn, Fr., A8aS, 460 Drumm, Kathleen, jr., Bus., 460 Dryde Ducke n, Karen, Sp., Home Ec., 429 rt, Larry, Sr., Bus., 366, 500 Duckworth, Rocky, Fr., Bus., 423 Dudek, Carl, Sr., Agri., 500, 476, 250 Due, Stephen, Sp., Bus., 468 Dennis Sr A ri 5 476 C ., ., , Ellis, Cherie, jr., Home Ec., 429 Diel, Tommy, Fr., Agri., 350 Dickey, Steven, Sr., Bus., 499, 386, 265, 280, 321 Sp., A8tS, 413 Dickinson, Dwight, Sr., Engr., 499, 378, 24 Dickinson, Karen, jr., Home Ec., 326 Dickson, Beverly, Fr., Bus., 338, 269 Dickson, Robert, Sp., Engr., 408, 276 Dickson, Sheryl, Sp., Bus., 476, 299 DE-gkman, Robert, Sr., Home Ec., 499, 423, 1 Dickinson, Barbara, 1 . -. gl, 00, Dullield, Ronald, Sr., Agri., 500, 476, 242, 250 Dugan, jessica, jr., Home Ec., 342, 267 Dugan, Robert, VM, VM, 528, 476 Duggan, Leah, Fr., Bus., 446 Duggin, Michael, Fr., Agri., 336 Duggins, Lynn, Fr., ASS, 4146, 244 Duke, Floyd, Fr., ASS, 368 Dumas, Cleive, Sr., Engr., 362, 500, 89, 88 Dumbleton, David, Fr., Engr., 436 Diem, 1 uan, Sr., Agri., 499, 436 Dieman, jon, Sr., Engr., 499, 476, 278, 280 Dietz, Belinda, Fr., A8tS, 454 Dietzel, Walter, Fr., A8tS, 423 Dill, Anthony, jr., Engr., 476, 261, 279 Dillinger, Robert, Fr., A81S, 468 Dillman, Robert, Fr., Engr., 4B, 299, 309 Dillon, Danny, VM, VM, 528, 476 Dillon, james, Fr., Engr., 408 Dillon, judy, Sp., Educ., 442 Dillon, Lewis, Sp., Engr., 468 Dillon, Marilyn, Fr., AISS, 360 Dillsaver, William, Sr., Agri., 330, 499, 252 T G C 'ft' 460 Dino, eresita, r., ir., 51.1, Dumont, Dunbar, jan, Fr., ASS, 442 Kent, Sr., A8iS, 384, 500 Duncan, Charlotte, Er., Home Ee., 460 Duncan, Donald, Sr., Educ., 500, 476 Duncan, Gary, Sr., Agri., 500, 476, 254 Duncan, jimmie, Sp., Educ., 447 Duncan, Myrna, Gr., Gr., 526, 476 Duncan, Thomas, Fr., Engr., 408 Dunkelberg, Ryk, Sr., Agri., 380, 500 Dunlap, Dunlap, jimmie, Sr., Agri., 500, 476, 224 Patti, Sp., Bus., 413 Dunn, Allen, Sr., Bus., 500, 476 Dunn, Bonnie, Sp., Home Ec., 342 Dunn, Cheryl, jr., Bus., 326, 296, 307 Dinsmore, jerry, Sr., Bus., 499, 340 Dinsmore, Larry, Sp., ARS, 340 Dirickson, james, Sr., Agri., 499, 332 Dishman, Harvey, Fr., Agri., 468 Diss, Gretchen, jr., A8rS, 429 Ditson, Terry, Sr., Educ., 499, 408 Ditzler, Marcia, Sp., A81S, 342 Divis, janice Fr., Agri., 348 Dixon, Beverly, jr., A8tS, 338, 248 Dixon, Douglas, Sr., Educ., 499, 394 Dobbin, Mel, jr., Educ., 392, 297 Dobbins, james, Sr., A8rS, 499, 408 Dobbins, Susan, Er., A8tS, 442 Dobson, Barbara, Er., llome Ec., 476 Dobson, Mitchell, Sr., AZQS, 330, 500, 312 Dobson, james, Sr., Educ., 500, 476, 229, 26 Dobson, Phillip, Fr., Engr., 476, 309 Dodge, Victor, Fr., Bus., 368, 244 Dodson, Barry, Fr., ASS, 302, 290 Dodson, Elbert, Fr., Engr., 468 Dodson, W., Fr., A81S, 380 Doerner, Vicki, Sp., Bus., 392 9 Dofflemeyer, Charles, Sr., Bus., 500, 4-3 Doing, jim, Sp., Agri., 476 Dolezal, Eddie, Sr., A8iS, 500, 476 Dolezal, john, Fr., Bus., 384 Dolf, Frank, jr., A8tS, 374 Dolf, Sharon, Fr., AZSS, 248 Doling, Cassandra, Sp., Educ., 454 Doll, Teresa, Fr., Bus., 460 Dollarhide, Patricia, Fr., AKS, 338 Dollmeyer, Edward, Fr., Bus., -168 Domenech, Lynnette, Fr., A8S, 442 Dunn, jane, Sr., A8S, 500, 476 Dunn, Elizabeth, jr., Educ., 429 Dunn, Gilda, Sr., A8zS, 500, 476 Dunn, james, jr., Engr., 408, 231 Dunn, james, Fr., Engr., 419, 225, 231 Dunn, joe, Fr., A8rS, 423, 258 Dunn, Mary, jr., A81S, 360 Dunnam, joseph, Sr., A8:S. 500, 436, 251 Dupree, Don, jr., Bus., 385 Durbin, Deborah, Sp., A8zS, 413, 263 Durbin, Mary, Fr., Home Ec., 413 Durst, Fred, jr., Bus., 476 Duskin, William, jr., ASS, 439 Dutton, Cheryl, jr., ASS, 442 Duval, Lorraine, Sp., A8rS, 442 Dwyer, judy, Sp., Educ., 476 Dye, janette, Sr., Educ., 500, 392 Dyer, Catherine, jr., A8aS, 352, 296, 292 Dyer, George, jr., Agri., 439 Dyer, jane, Sr., Bus., 500, 413, 271, 443 Dyer, Dyer john, Gr., VM, 526, 476 Suxzanne r Bus 447 , , l -J -, Drierzak, john, Fr., Bus., 423 E Eakin, Garret, Sr., Engr., 500, 340 Earl, Sally, Sr., Bus.. 500. 352, 307 Earnest, Sara, jr., Educ., 356 Easley, George, Sp., Bus., 372 East, Robert, Sp., Bus., 439 Easter, Blaine. Fr., Agri., 382 Easter, Margaret, Sp., Bus., 376 Easterling, Riley, Sr., Engr., 500, 452. 224, Edwar ds Eric, Fr., Tech. Inst., 477 Edwardsz Glynadec, jr., Agri., 460 Edwar ds Hank, Sp., ARS, 384 Eawatdsl Janet, Fr., Ass, 434 Edwards, jill, Fr., Educ., 429 Edwards, Kenneth, jr., Bus., 452 Edwards, Kenny, Sp., A8rS, 408 Edwards, Larry, Fr., Engr., 408 Edwards, Mary, Sr., A8tS, 500, 360 Edwards, Michael, Sr., Engr., 500, 477 Edwards, Mike, Sr., Agri., 500. 403 Edwards, Pamela, jr., Educ., 454 Edwards , Rollie, Fr., Engr., 477, 233 Edwards, Sharon, Sr., Educ., 500, 477 Edwards, Steve, Fr., Engr., 368 Efurd, R ebecca, Fr., Bus., 442 Egan, Cathy, Fr., A81S, 460 Eggelston, Laura, Fr., ARS, 454, 299 Egelston, Thomas, Sr., Engr., 500, 408 Eggleston, Lonnie, Sr., Bus., 500, 364, 224 Eggleston, Steven, Fr., Agri., 419 E ner, Kerry, Sr.. Agri., 500. 477, 253 Eliirle, C Eide, W arolyn, Fr., Educ.. 392 illiam, jr., Bus., 366 Eisenbeis, jan, Fr., Home Ee., 460, 244 Eitel, Charles, Sp., A8tS, 384 Ekart, james, VM, VM, 528, 477 Elam, Linda, jr., Educ., 442 Ellington, Robert, Sr., Home Ec., 500, 423 Elliott Alan, Fr., Engr., 468 Elliott? Ann, Fr., Bus., 434 Elliott Elliott Elliott Elliott Elliott Elliott , Bill, Sp., Agri., 330. 264 , David, Sr., A8rS, 500, 477 , Diane, Fr., ARS, 447, 244 , Larr , Sr., Engr., 382, 500 , Mark, Fr., Agri., 330 Randall Fr. En r. 380 t 5 4 H , Elliott, Thomas, Sr., Educ., 500, 477 Elliott, William, jr., Bus. Ellis, harles Fr A85 380 6 27' Ellison, Elton, Fr., A81S, 294 Elmore, john, Sr., Educ., 401, 501, 183 Elms, Craig, Sr., Agri., 477, 501 Elrod, jo, Sp., Educ., 429 Elsberry, Stephen, Sp., Agri., 408 Elshire, David. Sr., A8iS, 501, 477 Elzo, Leslee, Fr., Educ., 447 Emanuel, William, Sp., Engr., 423 Emenhiser, Sarah, Sr., Educ., 501, 360 Emerson, Candace, Fr., A8xS, 328 Emerson, james, jr., Home Ec., 439, 295, 294 Emison, Rupert, Gr., Gr., 526, 423 Emmanuel, Tsegaye, Gr., Bus., 526, 477, 287, 280 Emmert, james, Sp., Agri., 477 Emmcrt, Ronald, jr., Bus., 477 Endcrsby, Larry, VM, VM, 528, 477 Endicott, Barbara, Fr., A8tS, 360 Endicott, Ronnie, Sr., Agri., 380, 501 Entlres, Susan, Fr., A81S, 447, 244 Engel, Susan, Fr., Bus., 326 Engelking, js, Sr., Educ., 501, 477 Engelking, onald. Sr., Educ., 501, 350 Engelman, Stephen, Fr., A8rS, 374 England, Pat, Er., Educ., 413 England, Rebecca, jr., Educ., 413 Engle, Karen, Fr., A8rS, 429 English, Bill, Sr., Bus., 501, 477, 304 Enis, Robert, Sr., Engr., 501, 468, 277, 272 Claiborn, Sr., A8rS, 500, 477, 26 , .. 5, Ellis, Diane, Gr., Gr.. 526, 423 Ellis james Sp. A8tS 384 Ellis, Janetftt., Ass, 328 Ellis, Katherine, Sp., A81S. 454, 240 Ellis, Linda, Er., A8tS, 460 Ellis, Lucy, jr., Bus., 447 Ellis, Mary, jr., Educ., 447, 274 Ellis, Ellis, Thomas, 304. Richard, Sp., Engr., 439 'rv 90, 234, Ellis, William, Sp., Engr., 436, 372, 276 Ellison, Brenda, Sr., Educ.. 501, 356 Sr., Bus., 500, 468. 268. 224, 95 Enri ht, Fred, VM3, 528, 477 Ensclt, Marilyn, Sr., Educ., 501, 454, 271, 275 Ensch, Susan, Fr., Bus., 454 Erbert, Terry, Fr., A8rS, 423 Erickson, Mary, Fr., Bus., 342, 245 Ernest, john, jr., A8S, 477 Ernest, Winston, jr., Educ., 423 Ervin, Kent, Fr., Agri., 468, 235 Erwin, james, jr., Bus., 388 Esch, jerry, Sr., Educ., 501. 477 Esch, joe, jr., Agri., 477, 164 Escoe, Richard, Sr., Educ., 501, 394, 292, 290, 164 Escue, Sherolyn, jr., Educ., 413 Essary, Linda, jr., Educ., 460 Essary, Melvin, Sr., Bus.. 501, 477 Estep, Dale, Sp., Agri., 436 Estes, Kenneth, Sr., Bus., 501, 477 Estlinbaum, judy, jr., Home Ec., 434, 433 Estrada, David, Sr., A8rS, 501, 423 Ethridge, Sherry, jr., Home Ec., 454, 240 Etter, Murl, jr., Educ., 401, 179 Eubanks, Gordon, Gr., Gr., 526, 378 Eubanks, Suzanne, Sp., Home Ec., 352 Domnick, Darrel, Fr., A8rS, 382 Domnick, Vicki, Sp., Educ., 338, 262, 275 Donahue, Mike, Sp., Bus., 436 Donaldson, judith, Sr., Educ., 376, 500 Donkin, Bettie, jr., Home Ec., 356, 284 Donkin, Diana, Sp., Bus., 336, 306 Donohew, Pam, Fr., ARS, 434 Donova n, Elizabeth, jr., Bus., 446 Donovan, Robert, Fr., Engr., 408 234 Eastham, Terry, Sr., A8zS, 500, 439. 298, 261 Eastman, Kathleen, Fr., Educ., 328 Eatin, Shannon, jr., Home Ec., 454 Eaton, janis, Sp., Home Ec., 447, 246 Eaton , Marilyn, Fr., Educ., 460 Eaton, Michael, jr., AKS, 423 Eberhard, Edward, Fr., Engr., 336 Eberhardt, Betty, Sp., Bus., 447 Donovan, Wanda, Er., A8tS, 442 Doolen, Larry, Sp., Engr., 423, 276 Dooley, Thomas, Sr., Bus., 500, 468 Doolin, Mary, jr., A8rS, 460 Doria, Robin, Sr., Bus., 500, 423, 229, 227 Doris, Edward, Fr., A81S, 374 Dorr, Patrick, Sr., Bus., 500, 354 Dorsett, Lindell, Sp., Engr., 468 Dorsey, Nolan, jr., Agri., 476, 255, 264 Dose, Dana, Er., A8iS, 419 Doss, Carl, Er.. A8tS, 468 Doss, Lonny, Fr., Engr., 419 Dossett, Dee, Fr., Home Ec., 454, 247, 251 Dotson, james, Fr., A8iS, 408 Dotson, Vickie, jr., Home Ec., 429 Doty, David, Fr., Engr., 366. 245. 309 Doublin, Renee, jr., Home Ec., 413 Douce, William, Sp., A8iS, 368 Doughty, john, jr., Educ., 468 540 Ebert, Catherine, Sp., Educ., 338, 96 Eby, Steven, Fr., Bus., 476 Eg315ardt,james, Sr., Bus., 500, 477, 292, Eckhardt, Sarah, Sr., ARS, 500, 477 Eckroat, Michael, Er., Bus., 374 H Eddin Eddlemon, Ann, Sr., A81S. Ed ge, s, Henry, Sr., Engr., 336, 500 500, 447, 304 Mary, Fr., A81S, 442 Edmonds, Keith, Sr., A8zS, 500, 436 Edmonds, Michael, Fr., Engr., 468 Edmondson, judy, Sp., A8rS, 326 Edmu Edmu nds, Brenda, Fr., Educ., 326 ndson, Warren, Sr., ASS, 382, 500 Edwards, Bill , Gr., Gr., 526, 477, 268 Edwards, Carlbe, Sp., Bus., 429, 308 Edwards, Coy, Sr., ASIS, 500, 477, 299 Edwards, Curt, Sr., Bus., 500, 419 Edwards, Eric, Sp., Educ., 477, 436 S+il1wal'er's Savings Corner STILLWATER SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. 6th and Husband 372-5782 Gaines, assayt at fuhanks, ivans, B ivans. C Thomas. VM2, 328, 477 AMS, 368 ASS, 460 Iingr., 501, 378 ruce, Fr., . Hthy. Sv.. fvans, Dwight, Sr., zyans, Michael, Sr., AZSLS, 1166, 301. lv Lva ns, Monty. Fr., zyans, Nancy, Sp.. zvans, Sigrid, Sp., ASS, 382 llome Ec., 413 ASS, 334 zvans, Vcichal. Gr., ASS, 326. 468 fx-tens, B iwing, arbara, Jr., Educ., 342, 240, S320 Margaret. Fr., llome Ec., 460 ohert, Jr., ARS, 477 lyler, Alan. Sr.. AZCS, 301, 423 Daniel. Sr., ASS. 382. 301 I I I I 1 1 I lzvans. Sandra. Sp.. ASS, 334, 243 I 1 I 1 I I I 1 fyster, Nancy. lr., llome EC.. -113,24-1. F fadil, Ismail, Gr., Gr., 526, 423 rlene. Sp.. ASS, 460 nis, Jr., Bus., 477 es, Fr.. Engr., 408 ie. Fr., Educ., 442 Lwtng, R zyler, 274. 281 1 Fails, Ma Fair, Den Fair. Jam Fair. Lesl I fair, My-la, Fr.. l3us.. 477 Fitch, Fred, Sr.. Bus., 477 File, Clarolyn, Jr., Educ., 338 Fite, Cynthia, Sr., ARS, 1334, 501 Fitc, Janice, Jr., llomc EC., 413 Fitter, Mary, Sr., Home Ec., 301, 461 Fitts. Jill, Fr., Home lic., 442 Fitz. Dale. Jr., ASS, 4215 Fitzgerald, James, Jr., Bus.. SS2 Fitzgerald. Janice. Fr.. AKS, 461 Fitzgerald. Ramonda. Jr., Educ., 447, 221 Fitzgerald, Regina, Fr., ASS, 429 Fitzgerald, Rita, Fr., ASS, 42J Fitzpatrick, Susan, Sr., llome lic., 1376, Str! Fixeash. Patti. Jr., ASS, 413 Flaa. Patty, Jr.. llome lic., 447 Flaming, Dwayne, Fr.. ARS, 432 Flanagan, Beverly. Sp.. llome EC., -134. 302 Flanagan, Rohert. Fr., ASS, 380 Fleak, Arthur, Sr., ABS. 401, 302, 164 Flceger, Ann, Jr.. Ilorne Ee., 461 Cynthia, Sr., AAS, 334, 502 Dixie, Jr.. Educ., 328 Donalt. Sp.. llus., 436 9 Fleming, Fleming. Fleming. Fleming. Clary. Sp.. Engr.. 408, -61 Paul, Fr.. ARS, 384 Robert. Sr.. Tech. Inst.. 502, 477, Fleming. Fleming. 270 Fletcher, VVoodrow, Sp., ASS, 232, 2110, 1372 Flood, Kathryn, Sp., Bus., 461 Fltmers, Terry, Jr., Bus., 477 Floyd, Deborah, Fr., ARS, 442 Floyd. lola, Fr., AQCS, 461 Flynn, Francine. Sp.. llome EC., 420 Flynn, Robert, Fr.. AZCS. 408 Folser, Robert, Fr.. Engr., 419 Folsom. Cilyde, Jr., ASS, 477 Foote, Roger, Sr., VM, 302, 477 Fural, Carolyn, Jr., ANS, 360, 314, 304 Forhes. l.inda, Sp., ASS, 454 Ford, Gay, Sp.. Home lic., 413 Ford. James. SD.. AZCS, 430, 312 1 Fairchild. VVi11iam, VM, VM, 328. 477 Faires, Charles, Jr., Educ., 401 Fairlcss, Stephen, Fr., Agri., 423 Fairrrian, Edith, Sp., A8tS, 460 Falcs, Darrel, Jr., Bus.. 436, 304 Fanning, James. Fr., ASS, 332, 322 Fanous, Mamdouh, Gr.. Gr., 326, 477. 28S Farabough. Sharon. Sp.. Bus., 447 Farley. Mark, Sp., Engr., 390 Farmer. Frederick. Fr., ASS. 230, 452 Farmer, Gretchen, Sr., Home Ee., 301, 477 Farmer, Lonna, Fr., ANS, 477 Farmer, Robert, Sr., AHS, 501. 477 Farnam, Rohert, Jr.. Rus.. 439 Farne, Lynn, Fr., AKS. 460 Farnsworth, Robert, Sp., Bus.. 1172 Farr. Janice. Sp.. Educ.. 447, 243. 267. 217 I'arr. VVilliam, Sr., Bus., 380. 301 Farrar, Jesse, Fr.. Iingr., 380 Farrar, Joyce, Fr.. Educ., 332 Farrell, Don, Sr., Engr., 366, 301. 309 Farrell, Ken. Sp., ARS, Farrell. I.intla. Fr., Farrell. Linda. Sr., Educ., 376. 301. 302 Farrell. Michael, Sp., Bus.. 368, 1314 Farrier. Lynn, Jr., Educ., 447 Farris. David, Fr.. ARCS, 364 Farris. Richard. Jr., Rus., 344, 312, 281 Farukhi, Zalrullah, Cir., Clr., 326, 477. 286 273, 276, 272 Fatheree. Barbara, Sp., AHS, 325 Faulkner, Susan, VM'l, 32S Faupel. Sylxia. Jr., ASS. 526 Fauss. Gary. Jr.. Engr.. 477. 27. 270 Faxxcett. David. Sp., Agri., 425. 2514. 2141 Fay, Douglas. Cir.. Gr., 326. 477 Fear, Nanci, Fr., ARS, 429. 24.7 Fears. George. Jr., ANS, 423 Feddersun. Eddie, Sr.. ARS, 301. 477. 1512 Feddersen. l.arry. Jr.. Agri., 477 Feese. Myra, Fr.. Educ.. 434 Fehr. Catherine, Fr.. ARCS. 328 Fehrenhach. Gloria, Sr.. Bus.. 301. -147 Feist. Patricia, Sp.. ASS. 376 I felclt, Catherine. Sr., ASS, 301. 447. 3015, 1 Ford, ..nxra, Jr.. Educ.. 372 Ford. Richard. Fr., ASS. 405, 299 Ford, Richard, Sr., Rus., .7 I utr., 417 Ford, VVi11iam, Sp., Engr., 423 Cttherir Jr l't11C 413 Fore, .. Fore. I.ar ie, ., z t ry, Sp., Engr.. '3S8, 310 Foreman, Debbie, Fr., Educ., 442 Forester, Janet, Fr.. llorne Ec., 447 Forman. Alan. Sp.. ASS. 430 Forman. Stephen, Jr.. Engr.. 1123 Forman. Thomas. Sp.. lingr., 477 r lltlut 413 Fornesi. Marilyn, J .. 1 '., Forrest, Nita. Jr., Educ., 336 Forshee, Kenton. Sr., Bus., 502, 477 Forsytlie, Calvin. Sp.. Engr., 230, 437 Fortner, Linda, Sp.. Ilorne Ee., 461 Foster. Clandace, Fr.. llrunc Ec., 429 I-'osti-r. lerry. Jr.. Bus.. S72 Ft1sit'I'. R Fountain, Karen, Jr., llome EC., 342 Foust. John, Fr., AAS. 468 lanster Pamela. Sp.. llorne lic.. 447 agar. sr.. aa... stu, 514, 311. 324 Foust. Shirley, Sr.. lltluc.. 334. 302 Fonler, Andrew, Jr., lhts., 477 Fonler. Gregory. Fr.. Iglis.. 419 Fonler. Kenny, Fr.. lfngr.. 46S Fnxxler. 1Yi11iam, Jr.. llus.. 36S. 223 Fox. Gene. Fr.. ASS. 408 llox. Jacqueline. Fr.. Educ.. 420 Fox, l.aura, Sr.. Educ., 302, 461 1 267 Felton. Edward. Sr.. A8S, 501, 477 Fender, Barbara, Jr.. Educ.. 413 Fentlerson, Stephen, Sp., Engr., 416 Fenimore. Beth. Fr., ASS. 376 Ft-nity, Larry. Fr.. Bus.. 366 Fenner. Jacalyn. Fr., Home Ee.. 411 Fenrich, John. Sr.. ANS, 346. 301, 204 Fenstad, Fentern. Lynne, Fr., ASS, 442 Kristen, Fr., Educ., 1142 Ferguson. Bexley. Sr.. Agri., 301. 1130, 242, 275 Ferguson. Don. Jr., Engr.. 344 Ferguson. Nancy, Sp.. Educ., 326 Ferguson. Ferrell. F Rebecca, Fr., Home lic., 447 red. Sr.. Agri.. 301, 477, 2.74 Ferrell, Joan. Fr., ARS, 447, 293. 204 77, 2171 1 Fox, Richard, Sr.. Agri., 302, 4 Fox. Toni. Jr., Home lic., 4113 Francis. Judith. Sr.. llome Ec., 302, 461. 114. 283. 284 Francisco. Anccn. Jr.. Engr.. 394. 321 Frank. Bonnie. Sp.. ASS, 342 Frank, l.ana, Fr.. lltnne lic.. 342 Franklin. 1.eeraye. Fr.. AIRS. 434 Franks. l.arry, VM, VM, 1328, 477 Franks, Ruhy. Sr.. Rus, 502, 477, 271 Fransen. Gtwreta, Sr. Educ.. 302, 477 Franr. Alan, Sp, Bus. 366, E22 Frasher. llarry. Sr. ASS. 302. -123 Frazier. Douglas. Sp.. Ilns.. 3S2 Frazier, Judy. Sp.. llome lic., 403 Frazier. Sandra, Fr., llome Ec., 442 Frederick, Jerome, Jr., AKS, 432 Ferrell VVilliam. VIVI2. 328 Ferry, Ann. Jr., ARCS, 332, 298 Fcuerhorn, Mary. Sp., 420 Feuerhelm, Leonard, Sp.. ASS. 477. 200 Fcwell, Diane. Sp.. Home lic.. -160 Fezler. Trinn. Sr.. lingr.. 368. 301. 249. 97. 90. 272 Ficken. Max. Sr.. VM, 301. 477 Fitller, Rebecca, Fr.. AHS, 360 Fiegel, Francis, Jr., Iingr., 419. 2711 Fiegener. Kathy, Sp., ASS, 447 Field. Jerry. Sr.. AGS, 501. 477 Fielder. John. Sp.. ARS, 364 Fienning. Dayid. Sr.. Bus.. 301. 378 Fimple. Richard. Sp.. Bus.. 477 Finan, Jeanne. Jr.. A8S, 376- 'iota Fincher. Gary, Sp., lius., 364 Fine, Gary, Fr., ANS, 408 Finley, Gloria, Fr., ARS, 442 Finlcy, Nelda. Sr., Home Ec.. 301. 411, N 08. 86 Finley, Patricia. Jr.. Bus., 447, 2.13 Finley. Vivian, Sp.. ARS, 413 Fiolle. D tnald. Sr., Bus.. 301. 436 Fischer, Barbara. Fr., ASS, 334 Fischer, Jana. Jr., A8tS, 413. 240 Fisher, David. Jr., Bus., 419 Fisher, Douglas. Sr., Agri.. 501, 403. 253 Fisher. Linda, Fr., Bus.. 442 Frederic Frederic Frederic Freeman lc, Richard, Fr., llus., 410 k. Sidney. Sp., ARS, 434 14, Tyrone. Jr.. ASS, 432 l'ree, Dustin. Jr.. ANS. 477 i, Alan. Fr.. lfngr.. Freeman. Charles. Sp.. Agr' 21111. 261 Frcem a n , Diane, Sp., lid ue 46S i.. 330. 25 ., 434, 281 502. 477 Freeman, Gary. Sr., Agri., Freeman, Jimmy, Sr., Agri., Iv 2, 'o 477 ste, 477 1 Freeman, Gayle. Sr.. Educ.. Freeman, Nancy, Fr., lius., 401 Freeman. Fhillip, Sr.. ARS, 302, 477. C10 Freese. Ja'iet, Jr,. Home Ec., 4-42. 2S-1 French. Donald, Sp.. Educ., 366 French. French. French, George, VM, VM, 528, 477 Ilersehel, Fr., lfngr., 408. 209 John, Sp., Tich. li ist., 477 Diana, Fr., Educ., 461 Frickenschmidt, Mike. Fr., Agri., 330 Fries. Roger. Sr.. Bus.. -302. 477 Fricsen. Christopher. Fr.. ASS. 370. 243. '122 Frisard. Emile, VM, VM, 320. 468 Fritclt. VVilliam, Sp., Bus.. 468 Fritcher. Judith, Jr., Home Ee., 413, 314. 2543, Friton, Joan. SU., llome Ec., 328. 286. 284 Frlclc. Fritts. James, Fr., Bus.. 382 Froning. Karen, Sp.. ARS, 'BT .H Fronkier, Jensi, Sp., AZSS, 447 Frosch, Steven, Sr., A8iS, SIU, 423 Fry, Ina, Sp., Educ., 1348, E11 't Fry, Stacy, Fr., Agri., 419 Fry, VVi11iam, Jr., Agri., 368 Fry, VVi11iam, Sp., AKS. 360, 423 Frye, Daxid. Sr., Bus., 302. 436, 268 Frye, Roy, Sr., ARCS, 302, 423, L24 Fryruar, Clharla. Jr., Educ., 434 Fugitt, Robert, Sp., A8S, 477 Fu'iwaki, Jean, Sp., ARS, 420 Fulcsa, Elaine, Sr., Home Ec., 302, 429, 284, 235 . 1.37, 294 Fullhriglit. l.inda. Fr., Educ.. 421, 311 Fuller. Debra. Sp., llome Ec., -113 Fuller. Sherrie, Sp.. llume lic.. -161 Fuller, Steyen, Sp., Agri.. 1336 Fullhart, Ciharles, Jr., ASS, 477 Fullrich, Don, Jr., Bus., 408, 223, 234 Fulton, Cynthia, Sr., Home lic., 302, 413 Fulton, VVilliam, Jr., Agri., 330, 275 Funderburk, Johnny, Fr., Tech. Inst.. 408 Funk, Sara, Fr.. Home Ec., 32S Fuqua, Ciarl, Jr., Agri., 477, 273 Furr, Kirk, Jr.. ASS, 423 Furrfm, John, Fr., Agri., 370 Futch, Karen, Jr., AES, 536, 2116. 25 Finca, Jim, Sr., Engr., 302, 477 Fuxa, Lorene, Sp.. Bus., 414, 1511, 294 G Gahclsherg. James, Sr., Engr.. 302, 340. 201 Gabler, Dennis, Fr.. ASS, .116 Gaddis, Bradley, Sp.. Bus.. 424 Gaede, Eldon, Jr.. Fr., ASS, 410 John, Fr., Bus., 477 Gage, Gage, John, VM2, 529, 477. 386 Gage, Virginia, Sr., A8S, 1702, 477 David. Sp., ASS, 401, 164 Gaile. Gailey, Raymond, Jr., ASS, 477 Cfarol, Fr., Bus.. 461 Gaida. Joann. Sp., ASS, 360 Gale, Jeannine, Sr., llrnme Ec.. 302, 360 Gale, VVi11iam, Sp., Bus., 364 lall, Charles, Fr., ARS, 1180, 3112 allagher, Charles, Sp., Engr., 1124 Galglfitgher, Clharlctte, Jr., llome lic., 434, 'I C, G Callaway, Judith. Sp., Home Ec., 461 Galloxxay, Scott. Fr., Engr.. 366, 1322 Galvin, Susan, Jr.. Educ., 360 Gammill, l.ee, Sr., ASS, 302, 424 Ganem lll, Joe. Sr., ASS, 302, 468, 242 Clartn, Dick, Sp., Tech. Inst.. 382, 321 1 Ciantts, Linda, Fr., Educ., 429 Garcia, Fernando, Gr., Gr., 526, 477 Gardner, Ann, Sp., Educ., 336, 305 C ardner, Don, VM3, 5251, 266, 1570 C'ardner, James, Sr., Educ., 502, 477, 302 Cvardner, Lindell, Fr., Bus., 346 Gardner, Marilyn, Jr., Bus., 477 Gardner, Mary. Sp., Educ., 447 C ardner, Nelson, Sr., Engr., 502, 477 Garms, Marilyn, Fr., Educ., 447 Garner, Jerry, Jr., Engr., 384 C'arner, Linda, Jr., Educ., 477, 274 Garner, Mary, Sp., A8cS, 414 C'arner, Nancy, Sp.. llome Ec., 429, 241 C arner, Pat, Jr., ASS, 478, 240, 307 C arner, Patricia, Jr., ASS, 360 C arner, Suzanne, Fr., ASS C arnctt, James, Sr., Bus., 362, 502 C arolalo, John, Gr., Gr., 326, 424 C C C C C C G C. C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C 1 1 1 1 iarrard, Carolyn, Sr., A8rS, 326, 302, 28 larretl, Carolyn, Sp., Bus., 461, 458 larrett, John, Jr., Bus., 388 'arreh. Julia, Jr., Educ., 376 arrett, Al, Sr., Agri., 502, 478 arrett, Dee, Sr., Educ., 502, 434, 271 arrett, Joan, Fr., ASS, 454 arrett, Michele, Fr., Home Ec., 1328 arrctt, Peggy, Fr., Bus., 442 arrett Richard, Sp., AHS, 478 arrisoh, Jill, Jr., Educ., 348, 274 arrison, Martha, arrison, Patricia, arrity, artman, Glenna, ZIFYSY, arvie. Sp., A8aS, 414 Fr., Ecluc.. 447 Jr., ASS, 392, 12 Sr., AIRS, 302, 403 lingr.. 478 Maureen, James, Jr., Burdetty a, 433, 275 arvie, laryin, t', Marilyn, Fr., Educ., 434, 244 ames, Fr., ARS, 419 , S .. Ilome EC., 302, 424 try John r Dana, Blas, Fr., Agri., 468 y, Janie, Jr., ARS, 328, 263 Sr.. Educ., 502, 434, 2 I asser, Carol, Fr., llome EC., 334, 238 aston, Eddie, Fr., Engr., 408 laston, Jerry, Sp., Engr., 390 lateley, James, Fr., lingr., 436 ately, James, Sp., Agri., 468, 283 ates, Marla, Fr., ASS, 434 'ates, Steve, Fr., ARCS, 419 iathers. Georgianna. Jr., llomc Ee., 326 239, 284 'au. Vfilliam, Jr.. AKS, 368, 223, 230 lautier, Larry, Fr.. Engr., 468 'axvf, Jerri, Sr., Educ., 502, 478 'ay, Edward. Gr., Gr.. 326, 478. 2411 Oklahoma Farm Bureau talks your kind of facts about insurance! Farm Bureau Mutual gets down to 'brass tacks' with the protection, profits premium, big-coverage insurance. 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MUTUAL 1 67 7 Harper, Sandra, Fr., Home Ec., 478 H-ales, Wayne, Gr., Gr., 527, 478 Goodman, Richard, Jr., Bus., 468 Gay, Tom, Sp., Engr., 424 Gearhart, John, Sr., AHS, 368, 502, 241, 243, 311, 86, 88, 281 Gearheard, Richard, Fr., Bus., 382 Gebbs, Debra, Fr., Bus., 442 Gehm, Louis, Sr., AHS, 388, 502, 261 Geiger, Carl, Sr., AHS, 502, 478, 226, 202 Geis, Joseph, Sr., Bus., 502, 374, 321, 88 Gelvin, Ronald, Sr., Agri., 502, 478 Gemmill, James, Sp., HS, 368 Gentis, Lynn, Sp., AHS, 430, 428, 295, 294 Gentry, William, Jr., Gr., 424 George, Diana, Sr., Bus., 502, 447, 271 George, Paul, Sp., AHS, 380 George, Steve, Sp., Bus., 340, 227 Geppelt, Neil, Jr., Home Ec., 478, 301 Gerhardt, Cynthia, Fr., Home Ec., 461 Gesin, Linda, Jr., Educ., 326 Gtggihell, Sharon, Sr., Bus., 502, 338, 314, Gettings, Gary, Fr., Bus., 386 Ghan, Margaret, Fr., Bus., 461, 244 Ghiglieri, Bamey, Fr., Engr., 419, 309 Ghisolfi, Roy, Sr., Agri., 502, 478 Giacomo, Jeanne, Jr., Educ., 392 Giacomo, Phyllis, Fr., Educ., 392 Gibbons, Linda, Fr., AHS, 430 Gibbs, Marsha, Fr., AHS, 414 Gibson, Dennis, Fr., Engr., 468 - Gibson, Thomas, Fr., AHS, 344, 195 Gibson, Tom, Fr., Bus., 346, 233 Giddens, Sharon, Fr., Agri., 454 Gierow, Dee, Sr., Home Ec., 326, 502, 285 Gilbert, Glenda, Sr., Educ., 502, 454 Gilbert, Robert, Sp., AHS, 378 Gilbert, Wayne, Sp., AHS, 478 Gilbreath, Ruby, Jr., Educ., 447 Gilchrist, Judy, Sr., Bus., 502, 478, 268 Gilchrist, Steve, Jr., Agri., 478 Gil er, Rick, Jr., Bus., 386 Gilgeson, Katie, Fr., AHS, 377 Gill, Emle, Fr., AHS, 436 Gill, ames, Sr., AHS, 502, 478 Gill, ayne, Sr., Bus., 502, 455, 268, 269 Gilleland, Troy, Fr., Engr., 436, 294 Gillette, Shery , Fr., Bus., 478 Gilliam, Barry, Fr., AHS, 419 - - Gillig, Linda, Sr., Educ., 503, 455, 243, 251, 271, 262 Gilli , Peggy, Fr., Educ., 455 H Gillilgand, Judy. Fr., Educ., 461, 275 Gilmore, Bill, Fr., Engr., 419 Gilmore, Gayle, Fr., Educ., 442 Gilmore, Glenda, Sr., Educ., 503, 360 Gilmore, Jo, Sp., AHS, 414 Gilpin, Kathy, Fr., Home Ec., 447 Gimlin, Janet, Fr., Bus., 430, 302 F Gimlin, Linda, Sr., Bus., 503, 447, 269, 275 Gitter, Mary, Sr., AHS, 503, 455, 294 Givens, Susan, Jr., Educ., 376 Gladden, Rickey, Jr., Educ., 478, 264 Gladstone, Renee, Fr., Aas, 461, 293 Glahn, John,EJr., Engr., 386 Glandon, Lin a, Sr., Bus., 503, 478 Glasco, Bill, Jr., Bus., 452 Glasgow, Sue, Sp., Educ., 447 Gleason, Keith, Sr., AHS, 503, 424, 86, 399, 90 Gleason, Truman, Fr., Agri., 408 Glenn, Stephen, Fr., AHS, 424 Glenn, Sue, Sp., Bus., 434 Glisan, Nancy, Jr., AHS, 414, 305 Glover, Dewayne, Sp., Agri., 408 Glover, Rosanne, Jr., Educ., 455 Goble, Robert, Sr., Bus., 380, 503 Godfrey, Jon, Sr., BuS,. 503, 364 Godsy, Connie, Jr., Educ., 442, 240 Soedeken, John, Sr., VM, 503, 478 Goen, Gary, Fr., Bus., 419 Golf, John, Fr., Bus., 468 Goff, Linda, Sr., Educ., 503, 442, 443, 274 Goforth, Steven, Fr., Tech. Inst., 408, 294 Goggin, Robert, Sp., Engr., 478 Go in, William, Fr., AHS, 346 Golgske, Marilyn, Fr., AHS, 461, 246 Goin, Ted, Fr., Agri. Golden, William, Sr., AHS, 503. 478. 267 Golightly, Jimmy, Sr., Bus., 503, 386 Ggggver, Linda, Jr., Home Ec., 455, 284, Gonzdlez, Alberto, Fr., Eng., 468 Gooch, Denise, Fr., Bus., 2 Gooch, Rex, Jr., Bus., 478, 25, 234 Good, Carla, Jr., AHS, 414 Good, Kay, Jr., Bus., 360, 302 - Goodall, Sandra, Sp., Home Ec., 414, 305 Goodell, Lea, Fr., AHS, 461 Gooding, Lois, Fr., Educ., 442 Goodley, Joseph, Sr., AHSL503, 478, 224 Gooldy, William, VMl, 528 - Gtigdman, John, Sr., Agri., 503, 424, 257, 0 Goodman, Robert, Sr., Bus.. 503, 370 Goodpaster, Clell, Jr., AHS, 372 Goodpaster, Mary, Sr., Educ., 376, 503, 267, 273 Goodsell, Gary, Fr., Home Ec., 372 Goodwin, Robert, Jr., AHS, 366 Goodwin. Sharon, Fr., AHS, 461. 244 Goosen, Meri, Fr., Home Ec., 436, 294 Gordin, Phillip, Gr., Engr., 526, 424, 227 Gordon, Harry, Jr., Engr., 340 Gore, Glenn, Fr., Educ., 419 Gore, Megan, Fr., Educ., 447 Gorishek, Millie, Fr., Educ., 360 Gorman, Richard, Sp., AHS, 364 542 Gorr, Patsy, Sr., Educ., 503, 455, 275, 281 Gorsuch, Tim, Jr., Bus., 401 Goshen, Bob, Fr., Educ., 478 Goss, John, Sr., Agri., 503, 478 Goss, Steven, Fr., Engr., 386, 322 Gosser, John, Sr., Bus., 503, 478 Gotwals, Charles, Sp., Bus., 388 Goudelock, John, Fr., Bus., 382 Gou e, Carolyn, Sp., AHS, 360, 241 Gouger, Fred, Sp., Agri., 478 Gourd, Carroll, Sp., AHS, 442 Gove, Thomas, Sp., Engr., 424, 303 Gower, Betty, Fr., Educ., 455 Graalman, Robert, Sr., AHS, 336, 503 Grady, Michael, Jr., Engr., 366 Graham, Byron, Sr., AHS, 503, 424 Graham, Greg, Fr., Bus., 382 Graham, Karen, Sr., AHS, 503, 455, 240 Graham, Richard, Fr., Educ., 401, 408, 227 Graham, Richard, Fr., Bus., 401 Graham, Suzanne, Fr., Home Ec., 338 Graif, Rosemary, Jr., Home Ec., 405 Gramlinkg, Deborah, Fr., AHS, 356 Gransta , William, Fr., AHS, 336, 290 Grant, Charlotte, Sp., Bus., 434 Grant, Lyall, Fr., AHS, 368 Grant, M. K., Sp., AHS, 384 Grant, Michael, Jr., AHS, 354 Grant, Pamela, Sr., Educ., 503. 328 Grantham, Jesse, Sr., Engr., 503, 478, 276 Granzow, Randal, Sp., Bus., 468 Grassfield, Stephen, Sp., Home Ec., 368 Graven, David, Fr., AHS, 424 Graves, Eddie, Sr., AHS, 503, 424 Graves, Lee, Jr., AHS, 478 Graves, Libby, Sp., Educ., 414 Graves, Linda, Jr., AHS, 447 Gray, Camelia, Sp., Bus., 461 Gray, Daniel, Jr., Bus., 372 Gray, John, Sp., AHS, 436 Gray, John, Sr., AHS, 503, 344 Gray, Ma , Fr., Home Ec., 430 Gray, Phillip, Sr., Bus., 503, 424 Gray, Sharon, Fr., AHS, 442 Gray, Stephen, Sr., Bus., 401, 503, 164 Gray, Truett, Jr., AHS, 372, 32 Greaves, Robert, Sp., En r., 382 Greb, Connie, Fr., AHS, 348. 322 Grebing, Roger, Sp., Engr., 408 Green, Arnold, Sr., AHS, 323, 503, 408 Green, Arnold, Sr., AHS. 322, 503 Green, Claudia, Fr., AHS, 442 Green, Jo, Sr., Agri., 503, 447. 298, 93 Green, Layman. Sp., AHS, 468 Green, Linda, Fr., AHS, 461 Green, Nancy, Jr., Educ.. 376 Green, Nancy S., Sr., Educ., 376, 503 Green, Robert, VM, VM, 529, 384, 241, 242 Green, Robert, VM, VM, 52, 384, 241, 242 Green, Terrie. Sr., Educ., 503, 455, 275 Greenamyer, Donald, Fr., Engr., 368, 322 Greenburg, William, Fr., AHS, 424, 245 Greenfield, Melissa, Fr., Home Ec., 461 Greenhaw. Larry, Sp., AHS, 452 Greenwood, Gil, Sp., AHS, 382 Greenwood, Jaclyn, Sp., Bus., 447, 445 Greenwood, Pau a, Fr., Home Ec., 461 Greenwood, Robert, Jr., Bus., 468 Greenwood , Hayes, Sr., AHS. 368. 503 Greer, Howard, Gr.. Bus., 526, 468 Greer, Jerry, Sp., AHS, 3614 Sue Ann Fr. Ed Guest, Chris, Jr., AHS, 336, 311 Guest, Gene, Sp., AHS, 424 Guest, Steven, Jr., Engr., 424, 272 Guilfoyle, Johnette, Sp., Educ., 430 Guillaume, Susan, Sp., Home Ec., 338, 322, 320, 98, 284 Guinn, Bonnie, Sp., Bus., 430 Gullette, Kevin, Fr., Engr., 436 Gulliksen, Janet, Fr., AHS, 360 Gumm, Jamie, Fr., Educ., 414 Gund, Walter, Sr., Agri., 504, 478, 248, 256 Gungoll, Catherine, Fr., AHS, 447, 281 Gungoll, Rodney, Sp., Agri., 330, 254 Gunkel, Charles, Sr., Engr., 504, 478, 266, 270, 272 Gunkel, Kenneth, VM2, 529 Gunkel, Sue, Sp., Home Ec., 338 Gunn, Crickett, Sp., Educ., 56 Gunn, Dickson, Sp., Engr., 468, 233 Gunn, George, Gr., Bus., 527, 478, E, 232 Gunn, Robert, Sr., Engr., 362, 504 Gunsaullus, Donna, Fr., AHS, 430, ES, 294, 293 Gunter, Athella, Sr., Home Ec., 504, 442 Gupta, Ravindra, Gr., Gr., 527, 478 Guptill, Alice, Sr., Home Ec.. 504, 430 Guthrie, Larry, Fr., Engr., 352 Guthrie, Terri, Sp., Bus., 442 Guthrie, William, Sr., Bus., 504, 478 Gutt, Sandra, Fr., Home Ec., 414 Gwalmey, Cindy, Fr., AHS, 348 H Haas, Betty, Sp., Bus., 455 Habe er, Ann, Sr., AHS, 504, 360, 87, 86 Hackicr, Vicky, Fr., Home Ec., 434 Hackler, William, Sp., Bus., 478 Hackworth, S. L. Jr., Sr., AHS, 504, 478 Haddad, John, Fr., Engr., 346 Haddox, Austin, Sp., AHS, 478 Haden, Carol, Jr., Educ., 356 Haden, Mary, Sp., Educ., 356 Hadley, Jack, Sr., Agri., 504, 478, 248 Hadlock, Anita, Sr., Bus., 376, 504 Halen, Jr., Clifford, Sr., Engr., 504, 478, 270, 272 Haffner, Palmer, Sp., Bus., 478 Hafkenaohn, Sr., Engr., 504. 478, 289 Hagar, obert, Sp., Engr., 390 Hager, Pamela, Fr., Home Ec., 461 Haggard, Marsha, Fr., AHS, 414 Haggard, Terry, Jr., Engr., 478 Ha ue, Terry, Sr., Agri., 330, 504, 248 HHEH, Kenneth, Fr., Bus., 424 Hahn, Linda, Fr., Home Ec., 434 Hahney, Elizabeth, Sp., Educ., 376 Haibel, Patricia, Fr., AHS, 461 Haider, Nomanbhai, Fr., Engr., 478 Haigler, Sandra, Sp., AHS, 447 Haines, Jimmy, Sr., Engr., 504, 478, 270 Haines, John, Jr., Bus., 424 Hair, Deloris, Fr., AHS, 430 Hair, Nelda, Jr., Educ., 334 Haire, Curtis, Sr., Educ., 504, 478 Haire, Lynd-a, Sr., Educ., 504, 478 Halbert, Winellen, Jr., Home Ec., 430, 302 Halbrook, Jean, Sr., Bus., 348, 504 Hale, Cherie. Fr., AHS, 3148 Hale, Don, Fr., Agri., 436 Hale, Edward, Sr., Agri., 504, 424 Hamilton, Connie, Jr., AHS, 430 Hamilton, George, Sr., Bus., 504, 478 Hamilton, Harlajean, Fr., AHS, 414 Hamilton, Howard, Fr., AHS, 468 Hamilton, James, Jr., Agri., 478 N Hamilton, Linda, Fr., Home Ec., 447, 244 Hamilton, Thomas, Sp., Engr., 468 Greer, , , uc., 461 Gregg, Cherry, Fr., Educ., 455 GIEQJZ5, William, Sr., Engr., 503, 436, 273, Gregory, Don, lr., AHS, 436 Gregory, Ival, Fr., AHS, 344 Gregory, Jay. Sr., AHS, 382. 503 Gfesvfy. Indy, Sv., AHS, 356 Gregory, Karen, Jr., Bus., 352 Gregston, Edith, Fr., Bus.. 447 Griesel, John, Fr., Agri., 408 Griffin, Cind , Sp., Educ., 376 Griffin, Davidl, Fr., Agri., 408 Griffin, Debbie. Fr., Home Ec., 326 Griffin, Jack, Sr., AHS, 503 Grillin, James, Sp., Bus., 346, 366 Griflin, Patricia, Jr., AHS, 455, 240, 296, 302, 258 Grifhth, Gary, Sr., AHS, 503, 390, 321 Grigg, Alan, Sp., Bus., 380 Griggs, Ronnie, Sr., AHS, 503, 478 Grimes, Clark, Lr., Bus., 424 ames r AH 4 8 Grimes, J , ., S, 6 Grimes, Richard, Sp., Bus., 366 Grisham, Cathy, Sp., Educ., 352, 283 Grisso, Mary, Sr., AHS, 503, 342, 243, 91, 87, 89 Griswold. Randall, Fr., Agri., 408 Grizzle, John, Sp., AHS, 452 Grizzle, Patrick, Sp., AHS, 424 Groden, Charlene. So., Bus., 405 Groeneman, David, Sr., Home Ec., 503, 340 Gggrgrtts, Ronald, Gr., Gr., 527, 364, 315, Gross, Michael, Sr., Agri., 503, 478 Grow, Sherry, Sr., Educ., 504, 414 Groszek, Mary. Fr., Engr., 430 Grounds, Charles, Jr., Bus., 408 Griigblbs, Vivian, Jr., Home Ec., 430, 285, Gnmdmann, Paul, Sr., AHS, 504, 478 Grunewald, Jo ce. Fr.. AHS. 447 Gruntmeir. 13081, Sp.. Agri., 424 Guerra, Glenn, Fr., Engr., 408 Guerra, John, Sp., Agri., 478 Guess, Edward, Sp., Engr., 323, 260 Hale, Hale, Richard, Sr., Bus., 504, 478 Sharon, Sr., Home Ec., 504. 461 Hale, Sheriy, Sr., Educ., 504, 455, 271, 275 Hale, Wen y, Fr., AHS, 392, 244 Hggigmack, Calvin, Sr., Engr., 504, 478, 270, Hammack, Robert, Jr., AHS, 336 Hammer, Rebecca, Jr., Bus., 405, 274 Hammett, jamelle, Fr., Home Ec., 461 Hammond, Douglas, Sp., Engr., 478 Hammond, Harriet, Jr., Bus., 356, 306 Hammond,g:ohn, Sp., Bus., 324 Hammons, arolyn, Jr., AHS, 348 Hammons, Jimmy, Jr., AHS, 478 Hamner, Michael, Jr., Bus., 386, 321 Hamner, William, Ar., AHS, 386 Hamon, Max, Sr., HS, 504, 439 Hampton, Joe, Sp., Agri., 330, 248, 322 Hancock, Jerry, Sr., Agri., 504, 478, 250 Hancock, Pattie, Sr., AHS, 504, 478 Handwerk, Jan, Sp., Home Ec., 430 Haney, Annette, Sp., AHS, 461, 244 Haney, Howard, M3, 529 Hannon, Monroe, gr., Engr., 468, 234 Hanraty, Jan, Jr., us., 326, 306. 95 Hanschu, Richard, VM3, 529, 478 Hansen, Franklin, Sr., Bus., 504, 344 Hansen, James, Jr., Engr., E, 424, 227, 206 Hansen, Judy, Jr., Home Ec., 455, 251, 291, 274, 297, 235, 294 Hansen, Linda, Sp., Bus., 455 Hansen, Vemon, Fr., AHS, 344 Hanson, Anita, Fr., Bus., 328, 32 Hanson, Candis, Fr., AHS, 461 Hanson, David, Sp., AHS, 478 Hanson, Joe, Sr., Bus., 504, 478, 265 Hanson, John, Sr., Engr., 504, 478 Hanson, Johnney, Jr., Tech. Inst., 478 Hanson, Sandra, Fr., AHS, 447 Haque, Azharul, Gr., Gr., 527, 478, 249, 286 Haque, Maqsood-Ul, Gr., Gr., 527, 478, 286 Hacire, Saiful, Gr., Gr., 527, 478, 286 Hghaugh, Cynthia, Sr., Educ., 348, 504, Harbison, Thomas, Sr., Agri., 346, 504, 248 Harbour, Larry, Jr., AHS, 478 Hardcastle, Kenneth, Sr., Bus., 504, 378 Hardgrove, Robert, Fr., Bus., 419 Hardin, Bill, Sp., Engr., 4778 Hardin, Bill, Sp., Engr., 478 Hardin, Mike, Sp., Agri., 248, 252, 93 Hardison, Linda, Sp., Home Ec., 455 Hardy, Doyle, Sr., Engr., 504, 478 Hare, Walter, Jr., Engr., 408 Harkin, John, Fr., Engr., 424 Harley, Ann, Fr., Educ., 442 Harmon, Delenda, Jr., AHS. 328 Hamlon, Donald, Jr., Bus., 336 Hannon, Jghnny, Fr., AHS, 478, 299 Harmon, ancy, Fr., Educ., 461 Harms, Weldon, Gr., Gr., 527, 478 Harp, Brendla, Fr., Bus., 414 Harp, Dorothy, Sr., Home Ec., 504, 455, 251, 284, 275 Harp, Ronald, Fr., Bus., 368 Hziigger, Judy, Sr., Home Ec., 504, 360, 284, Harral, Delores, Sp., Bus., 455 Harrington, Kathleen, Sp., AHS, 478 Harris, Cathy, Fr., Bus., 461 Harris, Christopher, Sp., Educ., 342 Harris, Cyd, Sr., AHS, 504, 414, 298 Haley, John, Jr., Engr., 229, 436, 227 Haley, Josephine, Jr., AHS, 434 Haley, Michael, Sr., Bus., 504, 478 Hall, Ann. Sp., AHS, 326 Hall, Boyd, Fr., AHS, 419 Hall, Charles, Fr., Engr., 419 Hall, David, Sp., Engr., 388 Hall, Hall, David, Sr., Engr., 388, 504, 439 Deborah, Fr., AHS, 352 Hall, Donna, Sp., AHS, 414 Hall, Ellen, Fr., Home Ec., 414, 392 Hall, Ellen, Fr.. Home Ec., 414, 392 Hall Gordon Fr. Engt. 468 Hall: Janet, sb., Educ.. 342 Hall John Jr. AHS 478 Hall: Kent: Fff, AHS1478 Harris, David, Fr., Engr., 468 Harris, Jimmie, Jr., Agri., 424 Harris, Jimmy, Jr., Engr., 468, 295 Harris, Harris, John, Sr., Bus., 504, 480, 295, 294 Jon, Sr., AHS, 504, 480 Harris, Joyce, Jr., Home Ec., 430 Harris, Kathr n, Fr., AHS, 338 Harris, Lowelli Sp., Bus., 382 Harris, Michael, Sp., Agri.. 480, 246 Harris, Ric, Jr., Engr., 436 Harris Ruth Jr, AHS 455 Harris, Vicki, Sp., Educ., 455 Harris, Wally, Fr.. Agri., 439 Harrison, David, Jr., AHS, 439 Harrison, George, Fr., AHS, 480 Harrison, 308 Harrison, James, Jr., Engr., 480, 304 Harrison, Jim, Fr., Bus., 419 Harrison, Melanie, Fr., AHS, 461 Harrison, Sandy, Jr., Engr., 480, 235 Harrison William Sr. Engr., 504, 439 Gwendolyn, Sr., AHS, 504, 405 Hall, Linda, Jr., Educ., 334, 434 Hall, Linda, Sp., Educ., 334, 434 Hall, Martha. Fr., Agri., 461 Hall, Miles, Jr., AHS, 340 Hall, Patricia, Jr., AHS, 414, Z, 240 Hall. Robert, Sp., Bus., 336 Hall, Roben, VM. VM. 52, 336, 478 Hall Rosemarie, Fr., Educ., 461 Hall: Rowena, Jr., Home Ec., 414 Hall Scott Sv Bus 439 Halliburton, Ch,arles,',Jr., Ass, 424, 311 Hallman, Jay, Fr., Engr., 324 Hallman, Paula, Sr., Bus.. 504, 352 Hallmark, Carter, Jr., AHS, 378 Hggmlark, Ovan, Sr., Educ., 504, 478, 310, Hallmark. Steve, Fr., Engr., 386 Halter. Richard, Fr., Engr., 390, 294 Hamblin. Dennis. Fr., Engr., 419, 231, 279 Hambright, Claudia, Jr., Educ., 455 Hatgrgburger, Carolyn, Sr., Home Ec., 504, Hamill, Joe, Jr., AHS, 439, 261, 311 Hamill, Wayne, Sr., AHS, 504. 340 Hamilton, Beverly, Fr., Bus., 442 Hart, Becki, Fr., AHS, 342 Hart, Becki, Fr., AHS, 342 Hart, Connie, Fr., AHS, 442. 258 Hart, Gary, Jr., Engr., 480, 310 Hart, Gary, Sr., AHS, 504, 480 Hartman, David, Sp.. Engr., 336 Hartweg, Lar , Sr., Bus., 504, 390 Hartwick, Polly, Sp., Educ., 447 Hartwick, Ronald, Sr.. AHS, 534, 340, 201 Harvell,1Jlames, Sp., Engr., 480 Harvey, ichard, Fr., AHS, 468 Harvey, Timothy, Sr., AHS, 504, 436 Harvey. Van, Jr.. Bus., 424 Harwell, Jerry, Fr., Engr., 469 Harzman, Alan, Fr., AHS, 480 Haskell, Cheryl, Fr., Bus., 442 Hassler, Ardoth, Fr., AHS, 455 H-astings. Jimmy. Jr.. Home Ec., 362 Hatch, Steven, Fr., Engr., 362 22 - A' Il!l ,Al- 11.4 Ee'-Cs Il -n - Q 'if'-iff. 4- '-'I il mi sis. 5 i EFI H EI E .1 f iv-1 sf? fri If s is 7 I ,f .'1,2':,-at ..1f.1ir.. lr.-,, v li' , - u ,C-1 Q Ill Il Il-II ,lm lg., T FA C I L I T I ES THE FACULTY CLUB Open To The members oT The TaculTy and Their guesTs. Serving brunch, lunch, and dinner by reservaTion, in a delighTTul aTmosphere. THE COFFEE SHOP Fine Table service, dining room oTTering olelighTTul choice oT Tood iTems Tor break' Tast lun-ch, and dinner. THE STATE ROOM The STaTe Room 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 quick service. Serving breakTast lunch, and dinner. THE BANQUET SERVICE Special service in our privaTe dining parlors Tor luncheons and bangueTs Tor groups up To B00 persons. THE MEETING ROOMS The Union's 40 meeTing rooms can seaT over 5,000 simulTaneously and range in size Trom seaTing capaciTy oT under 20 To more Than I,200. THE SNACK BARS The STarlighT, The Sunroom TounTains and The SweeT Shop are open Tor in-beTween- meal snacking. THE RECREATIONS Dancing . . . Bowling . . . Billiards . . Lounging . . . Table Tennis . . . Cards. THE SHOPPING AREAS C5iTT shop . . . Ladies Apparel . . . Men's Apparel . . . Sundry STore . . . Barber Shop . . . BeauTy Shop . . .. Jewelry STore . . . SelT-Service Book STore . . . PlaTTer Shop . . Candy and I-lobby Shop . . . PhoTo Shop . . . Travel and Tour Agency. Your Oklahoma STaTe UniversiTy Lgzfzcfenll 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 oTTers more services Than any oTher union in The counTry. The hospiTable aTmosphere prevails Through- ouT and The TaciliTy provides more Than 3,000 acTiviTies Tor 4,000,000 people annually. IT also hosTs more Than 300 educaTional conTerences each year. . . . and for visitors- The Union Club and The Coffee Shop ...An 8I-room, compleTely air-condiTioned hoTel righT on The campus . . . TasTeTully, comTorTably decoraTed . . . And a con- necTing coTTee shop where exquisiTely pre- pared meals are graciously served. Hatfield, Charles, VM2, 529, 480 Hatfield, Da.nie1 Fr., Educ., 470 Hatfield, Susan, Sp., A8rS, 461 Hathcoat, james, Sr., Bus., 12, 504, 480, 2.6, 221 Hatter, jill, Sp., Home Ec., 480, 220 Haug, Bailey, Fr., Engr., 436 Hauser, Sharon, Sp., Educ., 447 Havely, Marsha, Sp., Educ., 356 Hawk, Everett, Sr., Educ., 401, 504, 174 Hawk, Marilyn Kay, Fr., AHS, 455, 245 Hawkins, Anita, jr., Home Ec., 414 Hawkins, Linda, Fr., A8iS, 338 Hakwins, Robert, Sr., Agri., 505, 480, 246 Haxel, Linda, Sr., Educ., 505, 356 Ha den, Philip, Fr., A8iS, 469 Hicks Y Hayes Barbara, Fr., Educ., 434 Hayes, Clayton, Sr., Bus., 505, 364 Hayes, Frances, Fr., A8aS, 455 Hayes, jimmy, Sr., Engr., 336, 505, 224 Hayes, john, jr., Agri., 424 Hayes, Larry, Sr., A8rS, 505, 480, 312 Hayes, Sally, Fr., Bus., 461 Hmser, Cheryl, Sr., Educ., 505, 480 Hesser, Ronald, Sr., A8rS, 505, 364, 226 Heister, Neil, Fr., ASS, 419 Hetrick, Charles, Fr., Educ., 401 Hettick , Lynne, Sr., Home Ec., 505, 448 Heydenburk. William, Sp., Bus., 370, 265 Hiatt, Carol, Sp., Bus., 461 Hiatt, Daniel, Fr., Engr., 424 Hibbets, Gary, Sr., Bus., 505, 480 Hickman, Bob, sr., AKS, 346, 505 Hickman, Candice, jr., Educ., 360 Hickman, Edward, jr., ASS, 354 HES, Cheryl, Sr., ASKS, 505, 455, 271, 297, Hicks, Craig, Fr., Engr., 368 Hicks, David, Sp., Agri., 469 Hicks, Fred, jr., Engr., E, 480, 227 Geor ina Fr., Home Ec., 430 Hicock, Wil7iam, jr., Bus., 480 Hiebert, Vicki, Sr., Bus., 505, 414, 301 Higginbotham, Cynthia, Fr., A8iS, 461 Higgins, james, Sr., Agri., 505, 480, 246 High, Dena, Fr., Educ., 360 Haynes, Lecia, Sr., Home Ec., 505, 447, 285 Haynes, Linda, jr., Educ., 352, 240, 320 Haynes, Richard, Sr., A8rS, 505, 378 Hill, Donald, Fr., A8iS, 469 Hays, Dotty, jr., A8rS, 376, 243 Hays, Hallie, Sp., A8rS, 356 Hays, jerry, Sp., Engr., 424 Hays, john, VM1, 336, 52 Hays, Hays, Lynda, Fr., Engr., 461 Walter, jr., Home Ec., 480 Hazeldine, Mary, Sp., A8rS, 471 Hinkle, Kay, Fr., Bus., 442 Hazelton, Ed, Sr., Bus., 505, 480, 265 Head, Clintes, jr., APRS, 408 Head, Marilyn, Sr., A81S, 505, 480 Head, Mikel, Sr., ASS, 505, 424 Head, Steven, Sr., Educ., 505, 480, 233 Hearon, Stephanie, Fr., A8rS, 352 Heath, Billie, Sp., A8tS, 455 Heath, jon, Sr., Engr., 505, 424, 270 Heatly, Ralph, Sp., Bus., 368 Heck, Carolyn, Sp., Home Ec., 430 Heck, Katherine, jr., Home Ec., 328 Heck, Paula, Sp., ASS, 442 Hedges, Chris, Fr., A8rS, 447 Hedges, jayne, Sp., Home Ec., 455, 241, 251, 284 Hedges, jerry, VM, VM, 529, 350 Heilington, Geolfrey, Fr., Engr., 439 He1'1in, Margaret, Fr., A8rS, 434 Heid, Patricia, Fr., Bus., 434, 244 Heidebrecht, Larry, Sp., Agri., 330 Heilman, William, Sp., Bus., 401 Heintzelman, jan, Fr., Agri., 452 Heise, Donald, Sr., VM, 505, 480 Helberg, Susan, jr., A8tS, 414 Heldermon, Ray, Sp., Agri., 403 A NEW CORNER Heller, Steven, jr., Bus., 340 Hellen, Kathryn, Fr., A8rS, 447 Heller Heller Hellm , Carolyn, Fr., Home Ec., 338 , Steve. Sp., A8rS, 424, 242, 242 an, Linda, Sp., Educ., 414 Helm, Georgia. Sr., Educ., 505, 480, 262, 281, 274, 299 Helm, jay, jr., Bus., 382 Helm, judy, Fr., Home Ec., 342, 322 Highland, john, jr., Engr., 469 Hight, Hight, john, Fr., Engr., 439, 278 Susan, jr., Agri., 448, 257 Hightower, Kathy, Sr., Educ., 505, 455 Hill Allen, Sp., Bus., 364 Hill, Cary, Sr., A8rS, 505, 480 Hill, Cecelia, Gr., Gr., 527, 480 Hill, Dana, jr., A8rS, 414 Hill, Darrell, Fr., Bus., 469, B3 Hill, G ary, Sp., A8tS, 384 Hill, George, Sp., Agri., 439 Hill, jane, jr., Educ., 392, 342 Hill, jane, jr., Educ., 392, 342 Hill, joseph, jr., A8rS, 424 Hill, K aren, Sp., A8rS, 455 Hill, Norman, Fr., Bus., 332 Hill, Randall, Fr., A8tS, 408, 295, 294 Hill, Richard, Fr., A8tS, 401 Hill, Stephen, Sp., A8rS, 380 Hill, Susan, Fr., A8rS, 342 Hill, Vicki, Fr., Home Ec., 461 Hill, Wayne, Fr., Agri., 419 Hilley, Robert, Sp., A8rS, 424 Hills, Francie, Sp., A8tS, 461 Hilsenroth, Eileen, Sr., Home Ec., 505, 414 Hilton, Cyndi, Fr., A8rS, 461 Himbury, Richard, Sr., Agri., 505, 480, 254 Hinds, judyth, Sr., Educ., 505, 405, 274 Hinds, Hines, Hines, Hines, Hiney, Susan, jr., AKS, 405, 298 Fred, VM, VM, 529, 480 james, jr., Educ., 384 Leo, Sp., Engr., 480 Steve, Sp., A8tS, 480, 299 Hinkle, Richard, Fr., Engr., 408 Hinton, Howard, Sr., Engr., 505, 480, 279 Hinton, Leslie, Fr., Engr., 436, 231 Hintze, Richard, Sr., A8iS, 505, 424 Hirsch, joseph, Sp., AES, 424 Hirsch, Robert, Sr., Bus., 505, 364 Hiskett , Roy, Sr., A8rS, 382, 506 Hitt, Beth, jr., A81S, 392, 291, 294 Hitt, james, Sp., ASS, 480, 294 Helm, Sarah, jr., Home Ec., 392 Helm, Wayne, Sr., Agri., 505, 480 Helmey, Richard, Sp., A8iS, 480 Helton, jaime, Fr., Educ., 461 Helvey, Irene, Fr., Home Ec.. 328, 245, 284 Hemby, Susan, Fr., Educ., 442 Hix, Leslie, Sr., Bus., 506, 424 Hoad, Raymond, Sp., Engr., 439, 206, 294 Hoar, Kathy, Sr., ASS, 506, 455 Hcirlggs, Michael, Sr., Engr., 506, 480, 269, Hobbs, Susan, Fr., Educ., 461, 3312 Henr Hemmat, Ali, jr., Engr., 480 Henderson, Bill, Fr., Engr., 408, 309, 294 Henderson, Dean, jr., Engr., 378, 277 Henderson, Diana, Fr., A81S, 461 Henderson, Doug, Sr., A8rS, 505, 480 Henderson, jeff, jr., A8rS, 480 Henderson, Linda, jr., Educ., 376 Henderson, Lonnis, Fr., Educ., 442 Hendren, Carl, Sp., A81S, 424 Hendricks, Kathryn, Fr., Educ., 461 Hendrickson, Leslie, Fr., A8iS, 352, 322 Hendrix, Dennis, Sp., A81S, 480 Hendrix, Frances, Fr., A81S, 442 Hendrix, Gene, jr., Engr., 436 Hendrix, jerry, Sr., Bus., 505, 424 Hennessev, Susan, Sp.. Educ.. 356 Henry , Charles, Sr., Engr., 505, 439 Henry, Ingram, jr., Bus., 368, E , james, Sr., Engr.. 505, 480, 279 Hobson, jeannine, Sr., Bus., 506, 414 Hobson, janice, jr., Educ., 338, 240 Hobson, joe, Sp., Bus., 408 Hocker, Path, Fr., A8zS, 480 Hodge, Hodge, Stan, Fr., Bus., 480 William, Sp., Bus., 364 Hodges, Ann, Fr., Educ., 430 Hodges, Dicky, VM2, 529, 480 Hodges, joe, Sp., A8rS, 469, 281, 281 Hodges, Lois, Sr., Home Ec., 506, 405, 284, 285 Hod es Steven Fr. En r. 419 Z r s s E a Hodgin, Clay, VM, VM, 529, 480 Hodgso n, Rocky, Fr., A81S, 469 Hodkinson, Karen, jr., A8rS, 455, 223 Hodnett, Mary, Sp., Home Ec., 352, 222 Hoehn, Diane, Fr., A8rS, 326 Hoeltzel, janet, Fr., Educ., 455 Hoff, joan, Sp., Home Ec., 414 Holley, Susan, jr., Home Ec., 326, 461, 223, 284 Holliday, Irene, Fr., Bus., 461 Holliday, Laura, jr., Home Ec., 334 Hollingsworth, Gary, Sp., Engr., 346, 309 Hollingsworth, jerry, jr., Educ., 480 Hollis, Tom, jr., A81S, 354 Holloway, jim, Fr., Home Ec., 384 Holloway, Susan, Fr., Bus., 434 Holman, Landon, jr., A8iS, 384 Holman, Verda, Sr., Educ., 506, 480, 246, 2914 Holmherg, Charles, Sr., VM, 506, 480 Holmberg, Kristin, Sr., Home Ec., 506, 448, 271, 284, 285, 283 Holmes, Burl, Sp., Bus., 336 Holmes, jeremiah, Fr., Engr., 374, 32 Holmes, Michael, Fr., Bus., 382 Holmes, Robert, Sp., A8rS, 366 Holsinger, Kathy, Fr., Educ., 342, 32, 283 Holste, Linda, Fr., Home Ec., 392 Holston, Eva, Fr., Educ., 430 Holt, Larry, jr., Engr., 336 Holt, Michael, Sp., Bus., 344, 195 Holt, Robert, jr., A8iS, 388 Holt, Ronnie, jr., A8tS, 424 Holton, Stephen, jr., Bus., 364, 321, 199 Homsey, Gary, Sp., Bus., 364 Hodd, Celeste, Fr., Tech. Inst., 430 Hood, Kendall, Sp., Engr., 424, 364 Hood, Kenneth, Sp., Bus. 11323, Richard, Sr., Engr., 506, 424, 279, Hook, Terry, jr., Bus., 480 Hooker, Michele, jr., Educ., 414 Hooper, Benny, jr., A8rS, 439 Hooper, Beverly, Sr., Educ., 506, 480 Hooper, Tamra, Sr., Educ., 334, 506 Hoos, Donald, jr., Agri., 424, 2, 234 Hoos, Russell, Sr., Bus., 506, 424, 234, 224 Hoover, Gretchen, Fr., A8rS, 461 Hoover, jim, Fr., Engr., 354, 245 Hopcus, jean, Fr., Bus., 430 Hopfer, Wayne, Fr., Bus., 424 Hopkins, janis, Fr., Educ., 448, 244 Hopkins, jerry, Fr., Bus., 419 Hopkins, Randall, Sp., A8rS, 340, 419 Hopkins, Richard, Fr., A8iS, 480 Hopper, Mary, Fr., A81S, 430 Hopping, Mike, jr., Agri., 368 Horinek, Brian, Sr., Agri., 506, 360, 224 Horinek, Larry, Sr., Bus., 506, 480 Hormchong, Nuehnart, Gr., Gr., 527, 480 Horn, Cheryl, Fr., Home Ec., 461 Horn, David, jr., Bus., 362 Horn, Frances, Fr., Home Ec., 448 Horn, j aney, Fr., Educ., 352 Home, jane, Fr., A81S, 461 Homick, joe, Sp., Bus., 469 Horning, Cathy, Sp., Home Ec., 455 Horning, Mark, jr., Bus., 436 Horschler, Tom, S ., Agri., 480 Horse Chief, Cyntliia, Fr., Educ., 430 Horton, Lan, Sr., Home Ec., 506, 480 Horton, ancy, Sr., Educ., 506, 448 Horton, Oliver, Sr., Agri., 506, 480 Horton, Ralph, Sr., Bus., 506, 408 Horton, Troy, Sr., Home Ec., 506, 424 Hose , Renee, Sp., A81S, 448 Hotclllki Hottma ss, Patricia, Sp., A81S, 414 n, joe, Sr., Bus., 506, 370 Hottman, Steven, Sr., A8rS, 506, 370, 243 Houck, Steve, jr., Educ., 401, 179 Houser, Stephen, Fr., A8rS, 424 Houston, Issy, Sp., Home Ec., 338, 98 Houston, james, Sr., Engr., 506, 390 Hovasse, Sherry, jr., A8tS, 392 Hover, Linda, jr., Educ., 414 Howard, Barbara, Sp., Home Ec., 360 Howard, Daulita, Sr., Home Ec., 506, 461 Howard, Debra, Fr., Home Ec., 461 Howard, Margaret, jr., Educ., 448, 445 Howard, Paul, jr., Agri., 480, 254 Howard, Richard, Fr., A8zS, 469 Howard, Robert, Sr., Agri., 506, 480, 255 Howell, Alvin, Sp., Agri., 408 Howell, james, jr., Agri., 480, 247, 266 Howell, jxole, VM, VM, 523, 350 Howell, argaret, Sr., Home Ec., 506, 56 Howell, Sally, Fr., Educ., 414 Howell, Susan, jr., Educ., 328, 240 Howell, Tennie, Fr., Educ., 461 Howerton, Gayle, Sp., Engr., 430, 301 Howerton, Michael, Sp., A8rS, 354, 243, 244, 321 Hoy1e,6ay, Sp., Engr., 340 Hoyt, anny, Sr., Engr., 346, 506, 276 Hoyt, Philip, Sp., A8tS, 408 Hromas, james, Gr., Gr., 366, 528 Hron, john, Sr., Bus. 506, 480 Hronopulos, Cathy, Fr., A8rS, 376, 296 Hubbard, Deann, Fr., Bus., 356, 32 Hubbard, Dennis, jr., Agri., 436 Hubbard, Greg, Sp., A8rS, 372 Hubbard, Linda, jr., A8rS, 358 Hubbard, Orlana, jr., Educ., 33, Z2 Hubby, Freda, Sp., Home Ec., 414 Huber, Deborah, Fr., Educ., 448, 293 Huber, Edwin, Sr., Engr., 506, 480 Huber, Godfrey, Fr., A8rS, 408 For Siillwaier and O.S.U. Hea.sl6,y james, VM2, 529 Hensley, Steven, Sr., A8rS, 505, 480 Henson, Dennis, Fr., Agri., 424 Henson, judy, jr., Home Ec., 447 Herald, Dan, Sp., Agri., 330 Herbel, Charles, Fr., Engr., 469 Herbert, Linda, Sp., Educ., 447 Herbolsheimer, jean, Sr., Home Ec., 505, 448, 263, 284, 285, 283, 445 Herchock. Mary, Sr., Home Ec., 505, 430, 297, 299 Herren, Barbara, Sp., Home Ec., 434 Herrmann, Ga , jr., Engr., 480, 309 Herrman, janelllz, Sp., Bus., 455, 302, 397 Herrold, Bethel, Sr., Engr., 330, 505, 249 Herrold, Paul, Fr., Engr., 390 Hert, Connie, Sr., Bus., 505, 461 Hertel, Kirby, Sr., Agri., 505, 480 Herth, Susan, Sp., A8rS, 414 Hiiailer, Linda, jr., A81S, 461, 293, 295, Henig, jane, Sp., Bus., 376, 320, 283 Hess, C ifford, Fr., A8rS, 419 Hgii Cynthia, Sr., Educ., 505, 480, 267, 544 Hoffman, Ralph, Sr., Educ., 506, 480 Hoffman, Rickey, Sp., Bus., 469 Hofmann, Evelyn, Sr., Educ., 506, 405 Hogan, Lynda, Fr., Home Ec., 430, 245, 251, 267 Hogan, Roy, Sr., A8tS, 506, 424 Ho brook, Glenda, Fr., Educ., 461 Holcomb, Chester, Sp., Agri., 480 Holcomb, Richard, jr., A8rS, 378 Holcombe, jghn, jr., A8rS, 436 Holcombe, artha, Fr., A8rS, 461 Holder, jerry, Sr., Bus., 506, 386 Holder, Mary, Fr., A8rS, 360 Holder, Patricia, Sr., Home Ec., 506, 455 Holder, William, Sr., Bus., 506, 480, 314 Holdridge, Michael, Sr., Bus., 506, 344 Holeman, Philip, Sr., Engr., 506, 424, 273, 276, 272, 97 Holland, Margaret, jr., A8zS, 443 Holland, Mari, Fr., A8rS, 461, 245 Holland, Susan, Fr., A818 Holley, Harold, Sr., Educ., 506, 408, 232, 310, 200 Holley, james, Sp., Bus., 382 Holley, jon, Fr., Engr., 469 4 silttwmfff L BAN , on .. 45:53, 9,-515:55 -5. . ,bp out 4 i s i t ,K I .. .,.L.l,,'L4 f 1 ff-S ? L.fi L.yk, i- , 1. Sllllwalel' llallllllal BHIIK t I ANDTRUSTCOMPANY Sixth and Main Member FDIC Ives, joyce, Fr., AHS, 352 Huchteman, Anita, Sr., Educ., 506, 480 Huchteman, Dennis, jr., AHS, 386, 259 Huchteman, Ralph, Sr., AHS, 506, 480 Huckaby, Susie, Sp., Bus., 461 Huckabee, Glenn, VM2, 529, 480 I-Iuddle, jim, Fr., Eng., 480 Huddle, Lina Er AH 455 , -, 'S, Huddleston, Charles, jr., Bus., 378 Hudgel, Martha, Fr., Home Ec., 348 Hudgins, David, Fr., Bus., 380 Hudson, Harriet, jr., Home Ec., 443 Hudson, Kathy. Fr., AHS. -143 Hue lin, Fred, Fr., Home Ec., 452, 301 Hull? Leann, jr., Home Ec., 455 Lonnie D., Sr., AHS, 506, 480, 266, Huffer, Rodney, Sr., Agri., 506, 480 Huffman, Mar , Fr.. AHS, 461 Huffman, Stephen, jr., AHS, 424 Huggins, john, jr., Agri., 370, 243 Huggins, Linda, Sp., Educ., 430 Hggllart, Charlotte, Fr., Home Ec., 448, Hughes, Boyd, Sr., Agri., 506, 403, 255 Hughes, Elizabeth, Fr.. Bus., 414 Hughes, james, Sr., AHS, 506, 480 Hughes, joan, Fr., AHS, 443 Hughes, Marilyn, jr., AHS, 430 Hughes, Robert, Fr., Agri., 408 Hughes, Sharman, Fr,, AHS, 443 Hughes, Sue, Fr., AHS, 430 Hughes, William, Sp., AHS, 424 Hughey, Coleen, Sp., Educ., 376 Huish, Stacia, Sv., Bus., 334 Hull, Carolyn, Fr., Educ., 461 Hull, Mike, Sp., Educ., 362 Hulnik, Frank, jr., AHS. 424 Hulsey, jon, Fr., Bus., 469 Hulsey, Larry, jr., Bus., 364, 229, 227 Humble, Sharon, jr., Educ., 430 Humes, Carl, Sr., Bus., 506. 480 Humphrey, Babette, VM, VM, 529, 480 Humphrey, Charles, Fr., Bus., 324 Humphrey, Eddie, Sp.. AHS, 344 Humphrey, William, VM. VM, 529, 362 Humphreys, Donald, jr., Engr., 384 Huneke, Karen, Sr., Educ., 506, 448, 267, 291, 271, 275 Hunt Anne, Fr., AHS, 356 Huntj Brady, Fr., Ass, 344 Hunt, jan, Sr., Home Ec., 376, 506, 284, 283, 89, 87, 86 Hunt, Marsha, Sp., AHS, 414 Hunt Hunt , Reda, Sp., Home Ec., 434, 433 , Sharon, Sr., Home Ec., 506, 448, 313 Hunt, Steven, Fr., Bus., 419 Hunter, Carol, Sr., Educ., 506, 414 Hunter, Frieda, Sp., AHS, 328 Hunter, Gary, Sr., Engr., 346, 506, 225, 233 Hunter, james, jr., AHS, 362 Hunter, Karen, Sp., Bus., 392, 337 Hunter, Marg, Fr., AHS, 414 Hunter, Mic ael, Fr., Agri., 469 Hunter, Michele, jr., Home Ec., 414 Hunter William jr. Bus. 480,224 Huntley. Marshal jr.1 Bush, 342 Hurd, Thomas, Sp., AHS, 469 Hurley, George, Fr., Engr., 480 Irhimeh, Ibrahim, jr., Engr., 436 Irons, judy, Sp., AHS, 461 Irwin, Larry, Sr., Educ., 507, 408 Irwin, Terry, jr., Agri., 480 Isaak, Merle, Sr,, Bus., 507, 480 Islam, Md Obaidul, Gr., 527, 480, 286 Ives, Linda, jr., Bus., 328 Ivy, R., Fr., Agri., 424 jabara, Chuck, Fr., Agri., 330 jackson, Charles, VM2, 529, 480 jackson, Curtis, jr., Bus., 439 jackson, Edwardene, Sp., Educ., 430 jackson, Gary, jr., Bus., 362 jackson, janie, jr., Educ., 430 jackson, Kurt, Sr., Bus., 29, 507, 480, 226 jackson, Larry, Fr., TI, 338 jackson, Linda, jr., Educ., 326 jackson, Mary, jr,, Educ., 480 jackson, Moses, Sr., AHS, 507, 480 jackson, Paul, jr., Engr., 366, 309 jackson, Suzie, Sp., Educ., 414 jackson, William, jr., AHS, 480, 242 jacobs, Karl, Fr., Bus., 469 jacobs, Michael, Sp., Bus., 469 jacobs, Randall, Fr., Bus., 373 jacoby, Randy, jr., Educ., 362, 245 jaeb, john, jr., Bus., 480 jahani, Mehrdad, Sr., Engr., 507, 452 james, Bonnie, Sp., AHS, 461 james, Bruce, Fr., AHS, 469 james, Charles, Sr., Engr., 507, 480, 279, 272, 311 ames, Cynthia, Sp., Educ., 480 ames, Sharon, Gr., 527, 480 james, Thomas, Sp., Agri., 480, 439 james, Thomas, Fr., Engr., 480 jameson, joe, jr., AHS, 480, 291, 33, 294 jameson, john, jr., AHS, 364 jameson, judy, Sp., Home Ec., 338 jaangison, Michael, Fr., AHS, 424, 293, 295, jtamison, Eric, jr., Bus., 368, 225, 314 jamison, Lyndell, Fr., Engr., 332 jamison, jannie, jr., Home Ec., 462 jamison, Vicki, Sp., Educ., 360, 241 jancar, Richard, Fr., Bus., 452 jardot, Cherri. Fr.. AHS. 480 jared, Steve, Fr., AHS, 388 jarrett, Linda, Sp., AHS, 430 jarvis, janie, Fr., AHS, 430, 281, 295, 294 ja 'nes, Robert, Fr., AHS, 452 jeilfrey, Martha, jr., Educ., 462, 263 jeffrey, Nickolyn, jr.. Home Ec., 326 jeffus, james, Fr., AHS, 469 jenkins, john, Sp., AHS, 424 jenkins, julia, Fr., AHS, 430 jenkins, Marilyn, Sp., Educ,, 480 jenkins, Myron, jr., Bus., 372 jenkins, jennings, Robert, Sr., Engr., 507, 424, 279 Barbara, Sp., Home Ec., 455 jennings, Clara, jr., Educ., 448 jennings, Mike, Fr., Bus., 419 jennings, Richard, Sp., AHS, 350, 261 johnson, Tommy A., Sr., Bus., 507, 480, 266 johnson, William, jr., Bus., 354, 195 johnston, Benjamin, Er., AHS, 354 johnston, Charles, Sr., AHS, 401, 507, 261 johnston, Darnell. jr., AHS, 405 johnston, john, VM., 53, 480 johnston, Michael, Fr., Engr., 386, 246 johnston, Pamela, Fr., Educ., 356 johnston, Paula, Sp., Educ., 360 johnston, Sharon, Sr., Home Ec., 507, 455, 271, 284, 285, 283 jones, Trecita, Fr., Bus., 443 jones, Vicky, Sp., Home Ec., 414 jopling, Michel, Sp., Engr., 382 joplin, jo., Sp., Educ., 326 jordan, james, Sr., AHS, 507, 364 jordan, Lynn, jr., Agri., 480 jordan, Marketa, Fr., AHS, 443, 294 jordan, Robert, Sr., Home Ec., 507, 480 Sandra Sr. AHS 348 507 lvrdan, . . . , jordan, William, Fr., AHS, 364 jorns, Steven, jr., Home Ec., 336, 301 joslin, Norma, Fr., AHS, 462, 305 joy, Bett Fr., Bus , 448 Huston, Barbara, Fr., AHS, 461 Hurley, Robert. Sr., Engr., 506, 480 Hurst, Leslie, Fr., Engr., 424 Husband, Brenda, Fr., AHS, 448 Huska, john, Fr., AHS, 436 Hustead, Virginia, Fr., Home Ec., 392, 322, 294 Hustedd. Roy, Sr., Educ., 506, 439, 219, 232, 399, 224 Hutchens, james, Sr., Engr., 506, 480, 226 Hutchens, Susan, Sp., Home Ec., 360 Hutcheson, Donald, Sp., AHS, 480 Hutchins, Gar , jr., AHS, 346, 294 Hutchins, Leali, Sp., Educ., 328, 274 Hutchins, Martha, Sr., AHS, 506, 455 Hutchins, Richard, Sp., AHS, 370 Hutchinson, Glenn, VM, VM, 529, 469 Hutchinson, Glenn, VM, VM, 529, 469 Hutchison, john, Sr.. Educ., 507, 480 Huth, Paul, Fr., AHS, 439 Hutson, Arthur, jr., Agri., 330, 241, 242 Hutto, Richard, Fr., AHS, 408 Hutton, Sharon, Sp., Educ., 414 Hyatt, Larry, jr., Engr., 469, 25, 234 Hyilggha, Patricia, Fr., Home Ec., 430, 251, Hynes, David, Sp., Engr., 378 Hyslop, Leroy, Sp., Engr., 480 I Ibbotson, john, Fr., AHS, 388 Igleheart, Diana, jr., Home Ec., 348 Iglesias, Charles, Sp., AHS, 388 I rig, join, Sr., Educ., 507, 364 lhrig, ark, Fr., Bus., 364 Ikemire, Andrew, Sp., En r., 368 Iker, Pamela, Sp., Bus., 461 Ille, Larry, Fr., AHS, 469 Imler, Anne, jmr., Educ., 414 Ingham, Mart a, Fr., Bus., 414 Ingham, Richard, jr., AHS, 336, 225 Ingle, Cress, Sr., Agri., 382, 507 Inglish, Barbara, Sr., Educ., 507, 360 Ingmire, Bruce, Sp., Agri., 424, 233 Ingmire, Darrell, Sr., Agri., 507, 424, 291 294, 224 Irby, Marsha, Sp., Educa., 414 Irby, Sherilyn, Fr., Home Ec., 448 jensen, David, jr., Bus., 368. E, 314 jensen, john, Sp., AHS. 424. 303 jensen, Ronald, Fr., AHS, 469 jett, Karl, Fr., Agri., 480, 248, 289 jett, Linda, Fr., Educ., 326 jett, William, Sr., Engr., 507. 424, 270, 272 jewell, Michael, jr., Bus., 480 jimpie, Babetta, Fr., Educ., 448 johansen, Kenneth, jr., Engr., 480 johns, Becky, Sp., AHS, 405, 315 johns, Dale, jr., Agri., 439 johnson, Andrew, jr., AHS, 469 johnson, Bob, Sp., Engr., 378 johnson, Byron, Fr., Bus., 346 johnson, Carol, Fr., Bus., 328, 244 johnson, Craig, Fr., Bus., 384 johnson, Cynthia, Sp.. AHS, 376 johnson Dean, Fr. Engr. 230, 408 johnson: Donald, Sp., Busl, 424, 268 johnson, Donald Lee, Gr., 527, 364, 268 johnson, Gary, Sp., Engr., 480 johnson, Gary, jr., Engr., 480, 419 johnson, Gwenell, jr., Educ., 455 johnson, Hal, Sr., Engr., 507, 480 johnson, james, Sr., Engr., 507, 436 johnson, james, Sr., Bus.. 507, 340, 200 johnson, jan, jr., AHS, 448, 306 johnson, jimmie, Sr., AHS, 507, 480 johnson, joe, jr., Bus., 469, 251 johnson, joe, 382 ohnson, johnny, Fr.. Tech. Inst., 419 johnson, joy, Fr., Home Ec., 443 johnson, joyce, Sr., Educ., 326, 507, 221, 91, 87, 86 johnson, judith, Sr., Educ., 507, 352 ohnson, judy, Sp., Bus., 360, 306 johnson, julie, Sp., Educ., 356, 21, 241, 96 johnson, Kathy, Sp., AHS, 430 johnson, Letha, Sp., AHS, 462 johnson, Lynda, jr., Home Ec., 414, 299 johnson, Marjorie, Sr., Educ., 507. 455, 313 johnson, Marsha, Sp., AHS, 326, 296 johnson, Max, Fr., Engr., 372 johnson, Patricia, Sp., Educ., 328 johnson, Richard, Sr., AHS, 507, 419 johnson, Robert, Sp., Engr., 230, 436 johnson, Sharon, Sr., Home Ec., 507. 405 jolgglson, Terry, Sr., Engr., 507, 378, 277, johnson, Tom, Sp., Engr., 409 johnston, Vivian, jr., Educ., 326, 221, 306 ohnston, Wayne, Sr., AHS, 507, 469, 219, 234, 224 jones, Barbara, Fr., Bus., 430 ones, Brad, jr., AHS, 384 jones, Brett, Fr., AHS, 480 jonm, Carl, Sr., AHS, 507, 424, 399 ogdei, Charles, Sr., Bus., 507, 436, 253, 293, jones, Dana, Sp., Bus., 372 jones, David, jr., AHS, 368. 480, 294 ones, David, Sp., Engr., 368, 480 ones, David, jr., AHS, 368, 480, 25 jones, Deborah, Fr., AHS, 462 jones, Elizabeth, Sr., Home Ec., 507, 448 jones, Gary, Sp., Engr., 362 jones, Gerry, jr., Bus., 480 jones, Harold, Sp., AHS, 368 jones, Hattie, Sr., AHS, 507, 448, 313 jones, jan, Fr., Home Ec., 352 jones, janet, jr,, Bus., 342 jones, janice, Fr., AHS, 443 jones, jeanette, Fr., Educ., 480, 274 jones, jeanne, Sp., Bus., 414, 302 jones, john, jr., Engr., 480 jones, joyce, jr., AHS, 414 jones, jiudy, jr., Educ., 343 jones, aren, Sp., Bus., 414, 269 jones, Kenneth, Fr., AHS, 469 jones, Kenneth E., Sr., AHS, 507, 354 jones, Larry, Sp., Agri., 480 jones, Marcia, Sr., Educ., 507, 414 jones, Mary, Fr., Bus., 443 jones, Merlene, Sp., Educ., 448 jones, Milo, jr., Bus., 443 jones, Norton, Sr., Bus., 380, 507 jones, Richard, Sr., Bus., 507, 370, 225, 90 jones, Rosemary, Sp., Educ., 448 jones, Stanley, jr., Agri., 332 ones, Stephanie, Fr., Home Ec, 328, 284 ones, Steven, Sr., Bus., 507, 374, 88, 321 jones, Susan, Sp.. Educ., 360 jones, Terrence, VM., 529, 480 jones, Thomas, Fr., AHS, 382 Joy, waikhm, ir., Ass, 424 Sandi, jr., AHS, 448 jo ner, Anita, Sr., AHS, 507, 448 ju ian, Kathleen, Sp., AHS, 414 julian, Sharon, Sr., Educ., 507, 405 jump, Linda, jr., Educ., 326 junk, Carolyn, Sr., AHS, 507, 360 K Kaahwa, Elijah, Sr., Agri., 508, 480, 287 Kachelmeyer, Michael, Sp., Engr., 374 Kadavy, Linda, jr., AHS, 360, 240, 304 Kahle, Dennis, jr., Bus., 350 Kamann, Rita, Sp., AHS, 443 Kaminski, Linda, jr., Home Ec., 328, 240 Kamm, Susan, jr., AHS, 376, 21, 240, 275 Kane, Michael, jr., AHS, 384 Kang, Shirley, Fr., AHS, 414, 288 Karlovich, Robert, Fr., Bus., 382 Kartsotis, Katharine, Fr., AHS, 348, 244 Kashner, Michele, Fr., AHS, 462 Kassen, Tim, Sp., AHS, 364 Kastl, Michael, jr., Agri., 480 Kauer, Peter, Sr., Bus., 508, 374 Kauerauf, Renee, Fr., Educ., 448, 274 Kaupke, Charles, Sp., Agri., 480 Kavanagh, Becky, Fr., AHS. 462 Kayler, Rick, Fr., AHS, 469 Kearney, Thomas, Fr., Bus., 410 Keas, Ron, Fr., Educ., 354, 245 Keathly, David, Fr., Engr., 424, 294 Keating, john, Fr., AHS, 368, 322 Keck, janice, Sp., Educ., 356 Keck, Linda, jr., Educ., 455 Keele, Karan, Fr., AHS, 348 I Oyfe, l Keele, William, Sp., Home Ec., 382 Keely, Pegg , Fr., AHS, 455 Keen, Caroli Fr., Home Ec., 414 Keene, William A., Sr., En r., 508, 424, 9 Keeton, Gerald, jr., Bus., 480, 258, 289 Keeton, Richard, VM., 529, 346 This Book is Bound 7 Durand Cover DURAND MANUFACTURING CO. 939 W. 35th S+. Chicago, Illinois 60609 Light, Keffer, james, jr., Bus. Keffer, La.rry, Fr., ASIS, 459 Keglans, Ray, Sr., Educ., 508, 480 Ke r, Margaret, Sp., ASIS, 443 Kehr, Rita, Fr., Home Ec., 443 Keirsey, Rick, jr., ASIS, 364 Keith, Dianne, Sp., ASS, 338 Keleher, Pamela, Fr., ASIS, 462 Kell, Charles, jr., Home Ec., 424, 301 Keller, Marilyn, Sr., Home Ec., 508, 405 Keller, Sherry, Fr., ASIS, 430, 293 Keller, Susan, Sp., Home Ec., 448, 246 Kellerby, joe, jr., Engr., 480, 270 Kellen, Paul, jr., ASIS, 480 Kelley, Carl, Fr., Engr., 469 Kelly, Don, Fr., ASIS, 424 Kelly, Elane, jr., ASIS, 455, 240 Kelly, jan, Fr., Educ., 448 Kelly, Patricia, Sp., Home Ec., 360, 222 Kelly, Patricia L., Sr., ASIS, 508, 414 Kelly, Polly, Fr., Educ., 443 Kelly, Terrie, jr., Educ., 448 Kelsay, George, Fr., Bus., 382, 322 Kelsey, Bill, jr., ASIS, 378 Kelsey, Dianna, Sp., Educ., 405 Kelsey, Pam, Fr., Educ., 376 Kemak, Alan, Fr., Educ., 419 Kemp, joseph, Fr., Engr., 419 Kemp, Richard, Sr., Bus., 508, 480 Kem er Cynthia, jr., Educ., 4114 Ken all, C nthia, r., Home Ec. 448 dp 1 , Kendrick, Cynthia, E., Home Ec., 448 Kendrick, Kennedy jack, jr., ngr., 424 Charles, Sr., ASIS, 508, 409, 264 Kennedy, Claire, Sp., Home Ec., 462 Kennedy, Daniel, Fr., ASIS, 419 Kennedy, james, jr., Engr., 480 Kennedy, Sheryl, Sr., Home Ec., 508, 480 Kennedy, Tony, Sr., Agri., 508, 480, 253 Kennedy, Wil iam, jr., En r., 419, 302 Kenny, Susan, Fr., Educ., 443 Logan Kent, john, Fr., Bus., 386 Kent, Virginia, Sr., Educ., 508, 356, 306 Kenyon, Barbara, jr., Home Ec. 342, 285, 306, 283 Kepford, Norma, Sr., Educ., 508, 455, 271, 275 Kepton, Patricia, Sr., Home Ec., 508, 328 Kems, Philip, Sp., ASIS, 424 Kerr, Carol, Sp., Home Ec., 377, 306 Kerr, Larry, VM2, 529 Kerran, janis, Sp., Educ., 434 Kessler, Crai , Sr., Bus., 508, 364 Kessler, Mitch Sp., Home Ec., 332, 301 Kessler, Ned, jr., Business, 439, 258 Ketchum, jack yn, Sp., Home Ec., 448 Ketchum, Linda, jr., Educ., 448, 251 Key, Cheryl, Fr., Educ., 356, 305 Key, Linda, Fr., Home Ec., 455, 251 Keyes, Larry, Sp., Engr., 230, 419 Kidd, Lee, jr., Agri., 480 Kidd, Vic, Sp., ASIS, 469 Kiehn, Ronny, VM3, 521, 480 Kilfoy, Barry, Sr., Engr., 508, 480 Kilgo, Carrie, Sp., Home Ec., 455 Kilgore, judith, jr., Home Ec., 414 Kilgore, Margaret, Sr., ASIS, 508, 430 Kilgore, Walter, jr., Home Ec., 409 Kilgrew, Kathy, Fr., Educ., 448 Kil ough, W. Roy, Sr., Home Ec., 368, 508 Kilmer, Neal, Gr., Engr., 527, 424, 298 Kilmer, Richard, Fr., Bus., 386 Kimball, Charlie, Fr., ASIS, 382 Kimes, Linda, Fr., Bus., 414 Kigsiged, Beryl, Sr., Tech. Inst., 508, 452, Kindrick, Wayne, jr., ASIS. 424, 29. 227 Kindt, Larry, jr., Agri., 480, 225, 256 Kiner, Phil, Sp., A ri., 480 King, Al, jr., Bus., 378 King, King, Harold, Sr., Agri., 508, 480 johnny, Fr., ASS. 380 King, judy, Sp., ASS, 414, 204 King, Lila, Gr., 527, 480 King, Margaret, Sp., Educ., 434 King, Martha, jr., Educ., 414 King, Nancy, jr., ASIS, 430 King, Randy, Fr., Engr., 424, 276, 294, 294 King, Ted. Gr., Home Ec., 527, 480 King, Wallace, jr., ASIS, 323, 315, 321 Kingham, Arthur, Fr., Bus., 382 Kingham, Cynthia, Sp., Bus., 326 Kigfgsley. Mary, Sp., Home Ec., 328, 285, 1, 284 Kinkade, Linda, Fr., Educ., 480 Kinkai d, David, jr., VM., 362 Kinney, joyce, Sp., Educ., 342 Kinzer, Carol, Sp., ASS, 414 Kinzer, Fred, Sr., Bus., 508. 480, 268, 304 Kinzie, Oliver, jr., Agri., 330 Kirby, Kirby, Kirby, Kirch, Barbara, Sr., ASS, 508, 480 Don, jr., Agri., 330, 253 Nancy, Fr., ASIS, 448, 281 Linda, Sp., Bus., 448, 291, 294 Kirchoff, Bart, Fr., Bus., 480 Kirk, joe, Sp., Bus., 469, 304 Kirkes, Beverly, jr., Educ., 462 Kirkes, Shirley, jr., Educ., 430 Kirkland, Barry, Sp., Bus., 480 Kirkland, Larry, jr., Educ., 401 Kirkland, Vicky, Fr., Educ., 456 Kirkpatrick, Margaret, Sp., ASIS, 431 Kirkpatrick, Robert, Sp., Tl, 388 Kirst, David, Sp., Bus., 382 Kisinger, Pamela, Sp., Educ., 462 Kisling, Keith, Sr., Agri., 508, 480 Kissel, Robert, Sr., Bus., 508, 424, 304 546 Kitch, Max, jr., Agri., 480, 256 Kitchen, George, Sr., Educ., 508, 480 Kitzmiller, Carol, Sp., Bus., 350 Klecka, Edward, Sr., ASIS, 508, 480 Kleeman, Howard, Sr., Agri., 508, 480 Klein, Mary, jr., Educ., 334 Klein, Robert, Sr., Agri., 508 Kletke, Dou las, Sr., ASIS, 5.18, 378 Kletke, Philip, jg., ASIS, 469 Klinck, Ph llis, r., ASIS, 443 Kline, Micliael, Sp., Bus., 346 Kline, Peggy, Sp., ASIS, 342, 243 Klingman, Gerald, Sr., Agri., 508, 480, 257, 93 Klinger, Paul, Fr., Agri., 409 Klinnert, Steven, jr., Agri., 436 Kloiber, john, Sp., ASIS, 386 Kluck, Kathryn, Fr., Educ., 443 Knapp, Barbara, Sp., ASIS, 414, 241 Knapp, james, Sr., Agri., 508. 480. 252, 261 Knapp, Virginia, Sr., Educ., 508, 480 Knarr, Nancy, Fr., ASS, 462 Knell, Fred, jr., Agri., 480, 250 Knight, Tony, jr., Educ., 424 Knippa, judith, Sp., Home Ec., 356 Knobloch, Cheryl, VM3, 527, 348 Knoblock, jane, Fr., Educ., 352 Knoch, Daryl, Fr., Bus., 452 Kraofigled, james, Sr., Engr., 508, 480, 277, Knox, Cynthia, Sp., ASIS, 414 Knox, Dale, Fr., Bus., 364 Knox, john, Fr., Engr., 425 Kober, Robert, Sp., ASIS, 436 Koch, Robert, Sr., Engr., 508, 374 Koch, Terry, Fr., Educ., 374 Koerber, john,Jjr., Engr., 379, 183 Koesler, Bemar , Sp., Agri., 419 Komah, Debroah, jr., Bus., 456, 240 Kongs, john, Fr., Bus., 419 Konrad, john, Sp., Engr., 370 Koons, jghn, Fr., Bus., 469 Koons, athy, Sp., Educ., 334 Koppitz, Rinda, Sr., ASIS, 508, 342 Kosanke, Stanley, VM3, 529 Kouba, Gene, Sp., Engr., 368 Krahn, Douglas, Fr., Bus., 382 Kriambeck, Robert, Sr., Agri., 508, 480 Kramer, Charlotte, Sr., Educ., 508, 462 Krausse. Karen, Sp., Bus., 431 Kreie, Diane, Sp., Educ., 456, 241, 275 Kreimeyer, joan, Fr., ASIS Kremgold, Re ina, Fr., Home Ec., 414 Kreps, Carroli Sr.. Home Ec., 508, 448 Kreps, Katherine, Fr., ASIS, 376 Kretlow, jonee, jr., Bus., 376 Kreymer, Allen, Sp., Engr., 436 Krieg, Brenda, Fr., Bus., 480 Krieg, Larry, Fr., Educ., 480, 245 Krier, David, Fr., Engr., 436 Krittenbrink, Bill, Sp., ASIS, 374 Krittenbrink, Brenda, jr., Bus., 448, 258 Kroger, Pamela, Sp., ASIS, 360 Kromer, james, Sr., Agri., 508, 480 Krshka, Becky, Fr., Home Ec., 431, 284 Krshka, Linda, jr., Home Ec., 431, 284, 285 Krueger, Ann, Sp., Educ., 360 Krueger, Anne, Sp., Educ., 462 Fr., Home Ec., 448, 244 Krue r se . Mary, Kriigger, Susan, Sp., Bus., 414, 241, 243, 281, Kruger, Nancy, Fr., ASIS, 462 Kmta, Kathy, Sp., Educ., 326 Kruta, Michael, Fr., Bus., 409 Kubicek, james, jr., Agri., 350 Kudlac, Rudenia, Sp., Educ., 434, 312 Kuhlmann, Karl, jr., Engr., 480 Kuhn, jacquelyn, Fr., ASIS, 334 Kulsrud, William, Sp., Bus., 336 Kuncio, Gerhard, Sp., ASS, 425 Kunze, Anna, Sp., ASS, 326 Kunze, Richard, Sr.. Agri., 508, 50, 242, 248 Kurt, Carl, Gr., 527, 344 Kurt, jack, Sr., Agri., 388, 508, 257 Kutz, judy, Fr., Bus., 443 Kuykendall, james. Sr., Bus., 508, 364, 183 Kuzwekoff, Paul, Fr., ASIS, 419, 265 Kygar, Clyde, Sr., Engr., 508, 425, 309 Kvgar, Susan, Fr., Home Ec., 443 Kyle, Lowell, Sr., Educ., 508, 394 L Labno, Christine, Sp., ASIS, 392 Lack, Greg, Sp., Bus., 480 Lack, john, Fr., Engr., 409, 264 Lackey, Patricia, Fr., Educ., 462 Lacki, Donna. Sp., ASIS, 448 Lacy, Karen, jr., Engr., 462 Ladra, Gary, jr., Agri., 350 Ladusau, Michele, Fr., Home Ec., 334 Lair, Carla, Fr., Bus.. 414 Laird, Malcolm, jr., Bus., 480 Lale, jan, jr., ASIS, 342, 240, 243, 263 Lalman, Warren, Sp.. ASIS, 469 Lambert, Mary, Sr., Educ., 508, 481 Lambert, Nancy. Fr., Educ., 481 Lamberton, William, jr., ASS, 382 Lamonioa, Linda, Fr., ASIS, 462 Lampe. Richard, Sr., Educ., 508, 481 Lampkins, Cathy, Sp.. ASIS. 443 Lampson, Dan, Fr.. ASIS, 469 Lancaster, Lelan, Sp., Agri., 425 Laggclaster, Lynelle, Sr., ASIS, 508, 443, 258, Landers, Carolyn, Sp., Educ., 462 Landis, Deetta, jr., Home Ec., 448 Landry, Charles, Sr., Engr., 508, 436 Landsman, Dorothy, Gr., 527, 481 Lane, Carlton, Fr., Engr., 425, 232 Lane, Charles, jr., Engr., 425, 261, 279 Laney, joe, Sr., Bus., 508, 481 Lang, William, Sr., Agri., 508, 481 Lange, john, Sp., ASIS, 354 Langer, Larry, Fr., Bus., 469 Langley, Deborah, Fr., Bus., 462 Langley, Larry, Sr., ASIS, 508, 390, 321 Langley, Sherry, jr., Educ., 456 Langston, David, jr., Agri., 481, 205, 266 Lanie, Christine, Sr., Home Ec., 508, 481 Lanning, Mida, Sp., ASIS, 456 Lansdown, Karen, Sp., Educ., 338, 21 Lansford, Dobbin, Sr., ASIS, 508. 340 Lepliante, Michel, Fr., Engr., 419 Lapota, Kristine, Fr., ASIS, 443 Large, Richard, jr., ASIS, 372, 315 Largent, Donna, Sr., ASIS, 508, 456 Larimer, joyce, Fr., Home Ec., 462 Larkin, jlanice, Fr., ASIS, 462 Laggi C arlotte, Sr., Home Ec., 508, 456, Lair, Denise, jr., Home Ec., 456, 251, 284, 5 Lasota, Freddie, Fr., Bus., 409 Lathem, Diana, Sr., Educ., 509, 481 Lathsm, Chester, Sr., Agri., 509, 481 Latimer, Lee, Fr., ASIS, 342 Lajderdale, Kathy, Sr., Home Ec., 509, 342 Laudick, Caroyln, Fr., ASIS, 342 Lewis, Logan, Sp., Engr., 409 Lewis Lynn, Sr., Home Ec., 509, 443, 299 Lewis, Mary, Sr., ASIS, 509, 414 Lewis, Monty, Sr., Agri., 509, 425 Lewis, Pat, Sp., Home Ec., 414, 307. 283 Lewis, Ph llis, Fr., Bus., 443 Lewis Regecca jr. Educ. 448 Ley, Aida, Gr.1 szi, 448, 263, 268 Lieb, Lietzk Steven, Fr., ASIS, 409, 233 e, janet, jr., Educ., 456 Lievsay, Sand , Sp., ASIS, 462 Edwardi Sp., ASIS, 409 Laughlin, Patricia, Sr., Educ., 508, 481 Laughrey, David, Sr., Bus., 509, 481, 264 Laughton, Leslie, Sr., Bus., 509, 448 Laliggnce, Margeann, Sr., Home Ec., 509, Laurence, Patricia, Fr., Bus., 448 Laurence, Ronald, Fr., Engr., 409 Lavers, Annabelle, jr., ASIS, 392 Lawrence, Debbe, Sp., Educ., 414 Lightfoot, Cheryl, Sp., Educ., 448 Ligganer, james, jr., Engr., 469, 225, 231, Lightner, john, jr., A ri., 401, 250, 170, 302 Li e, Malissa, Sp., Edguc., 448 Liles, Howard, Fr., Educ., 409 Liles, Robert M., Sr., Bus., 509, 372 Lilly, Larry, Sp., Engr., 344, 309 Lincoln, Roberta, Fr., Educ., 431 Lindberg, Charlotte, Fr., Engr., 376 Lindley, Vicki, Fr., ASIS, 462 Lindsay, Calvin, Sp., Engr., 362 Lindsay, Lynda, jr., Home Ec., 414 Lindsey, joe, Fr., ASIS, 330 Ling, Linda, jr., ASS, 414 Linic, Ladeena, Sp., Home Ec., 414 Link, Louis, Sp., Engr., 364 Linkhart, Dianna, Sr., Educ., 509, 414 Linneman, Caro ln, Sp., Bus., 326 Linnemann, Gaili Fr., Home Ec., 348 Linnemann, Phil, VM, 529, 481 Ligsgn, Patricia, Sr., Educ., 509, 414, 273, Linville, Karen, Fr., Educ., 481, 299 Lipperd, Gar , Fr., Bus., 409 Lipperd, Michael, Sr., Bus., 509, 481 Lipscomb, Terry, Sr., ASIS, 509, 425, 24 Lisby, Betty, Fr., ASIS, 328 Lisle II, Howard, Sp., ASIS, 469 Lawrence, Lavonne, jr., ASIS, 456, 303 Lawson, Donald, jr., Bus., 332 Lawson, Kathryn, Sp.. Bus., 443 Lawson, Kath , jr., ASIS, 462. 443 Lawson, Randly, Sp., Bus., 380 Lawwill, Veronica, Fr., ASIS, 443 Lawyar, Anita, Fr., ASIS, 431 Lay, Terri, Fr., Educ., 456 Lea, Maxwell, VM3, 529, 481 Lisle, Robert, jr., Agri., 330 List, Bemy, jr., ASIS, 481 Litsey, Richard, Sr., ASIS, 509, 425 Little, Christine, Sp., Bus., 456, 293 Little, Larry, Sr., Bus., 509, 340, 252, 261 Little, Linda, Fr., Home Ec., 462 Little, Sarah, jr., Home Ec., 456, 284, 275 Littlefield, Carol, Fr., Home Ec., 360 Littlefield, Lane, Fr., Bus., 409 Leach, Mary, Sp., Bus., 462 Leartbannaphong, Somchai, Sr., Engr., 509, 481, 277 Leath, Gary, jr., Agri., 45 Leath, Margaret, jr., Educ., 443, 263 Leath, Paula, Fr., Bus., 462, 561 Leavitt, Charles, Sr., Bus., 509, 370 Leche, julia, Fr., Home Ec., 376 Leclair, Raymond, Sr., ASIS, 509 Ledbetter, Al, Fr., ASIS, 409 Ledbetter, Leon, jr., Agri., 386 Leiiggstter, Pam, Sr., Home Ec., 376, 509, Lee, Cindia, Sp., Bus., 443 Cynt ia Fr. ASIS 431 Lee, , , , Lee, jim, jr., Agri., 481, 246 Lee, jimmy, Fr., Engr., 469, 227 Lee, Nancy, Sr., ASIS, 509, 414 Lee, Richard, jr., Agri., 419 Leese, Cynthia, jr., ASS, 360, Z, 204 Lehman, Mary, Sr., Educ.. 509, 456 Leigh, Robert, Sr., ASS, 509, 481 Leikam, Mary, Sp., Educ., 456 Leitner, Ted, Sr., ASIS, 509, 372 Leia, Terry, Fr., Home Ec., 420, 301 Lemaster, Nancy, Sp., Educ., 356 Lemasters, Glenn-a, Sr., ASIS, 509, 431 Lembcke, Mary, Fr., Engr., 414, 245 Lemmon. Nancy, Sp., Educ., 356 Lemon, Barbara, jr., Educ., 456, 240, 275 Lemon, james, jr., Engr., 366 Lemons, janice, Fr., Home Ec., 481 Lemons, Robert, Sr.. Bus., 509, 340 Lenaburg, Dennis, Fr., Engr., 469 Leggatburg, Sharon, Sp., Home Ec., 414, 274, Lenava, Patricia, Sr., Home Ec., 509, 414 Lenhart, Gary, jr., Educ., 481 Lenhart, Larry, Sr., Educ., 509, 481 Lenington, Roy, jr., ASIS, 420 Leone, joseph, Fr., Agri., 469 Leonhardt, Richard, Sp., En r., 481 Leopard. Harold, jr., Bus., 374 Lepak, Thomas. Fr., ASIS, 420 Lesch, David, Fr., Agri., 436 Lesch, jerry, Sp., ASIS, 425 Leskela, Gregory, jr., Engr., 439 Leslie, james, Fr., Home Ec., 362 Lessly, David. jr., Bus., 436, 233 Letterman. Elizabeth, Sp., Bus., 462, 258 Lexgiley, Fred, Sr., Bus., 509, 481, 314, 312, 5 Leverton, Barbara, Sr.. ASIS, 509, 448, 315, 258, 281, 284, 299, 282 Levings, Gail, Sp., Engr., 481 Littleiohn, Mary, Fr., Educ., 338 Lively, Norman, Sr., Engr., 509, 481 Livengood, Daniel, Sr., ASIS, 509, 481 Livengood, Eugene, Sp., Engr., 409 Livett, Cherie, jr., ASIS, 334 Livingston, Gary, Sr., Bus., 366, 509 Livingston, james, Sr., Bus., 509, 386, 280 Liggrigston, Kent, Sp., Agri.,420, 247, ES, Lloyd, james, Fr., Bus., 425 Loa r, Loar, Billy, Gr., Bus., 527, 481 Sara, Sr., Educ., 509, 481 Lochner, Karen, Sp., Bus., 415 Locke, jean, Sp., Home Ec., 462 Lockri dge, Marilyn, Fr., Educ., 456 Lockwood, Stephen, jr., Engr., 425 Lod e, Edwina, Sr., Home Ec., 334, 510 Loegler, Alan, Sr., Engr., 510, 481, 277, 97 Loach, Kenneth, jr., Educ., 481 Loflin Steven, jr., Bus., 354 Lorrie' Cathy, if., Ass, 4x5 Logan, Lewis, Fr., ASIS, 436 , Richard, Fr., Bus., 469 Logsdon, judith, Sr., Educ., 510, 481 Logsdon, Sheila, Fr., ASIS, 462 Logsdon, Thomas, Sr., Engr., 510, 481 Lo ue, Stephen, Sr., ASIS, 510, 481, 190, 204 Logmiann, janice, Sr., ASIS, 510, 481 Lohse, Bruce, Fr., Agri., 481 Lollis, jack, jr., Engr., 481 London, Terry, Sp., ASS, 481, 174 Lonergan, Sue, jr., Educ., 328, 281 Long, Carolyn, jr., ASIS, 448 David Lawton, VM., 529, 481 Long, , Long, Donrvard, jr., ASIS, 481 Long, Gar , jr., Agri., 481 Michael Fr. ASIS 362 1-Ong. , , , Long, Montee, Fr., Educ., 462 Longley, Richard, jr., ASIS, 439 Loomis, janet, Sr., Bus., 510, 269, 271, 274 Looper, joe, Fr., Home Ec., 346 Loper, David, Fr., Engr., 425 Loper, Godfrey, Sr., Bus., 510, 481, 224, 32 Lorenz, Becky, Fr., Home Ec., 462 Lorenz, Mike, VM., 529, 481, 86 Lorenzen, David, Sr., Bus., 388, 510, 268 Losornio, Ray, jr., Engr., 481, 277 Loiidlensl-ager, Michael, Sr., Agri., 510, 481, Q Loughman, Nancy, Fr., ASIS, 443 Loutherback, Alyce, Sr., Bus., 510, 356 Love, james, Sp., ASS, 425 Loveioy, Steve, Sr., Agri., 510, 481, 250 Lovelady, jan, Sr., Bus., 510, 338, 87 Lovell, Carla, Sr., Educ., 510, 360 Levy, Scott, Sp., ASS, 420 Lewis, Barbara, Fr., Educ., 338 Lewis Cynthia, jr., ASIS, 431 Lewis Doris, jr., ASIS, 462 Lewis, james, Sp., Bus., 469, 29 Lewis, james R., Sr., ASS, 509. 481 Lewis Lewis Lewis t Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, jim, Sr., Bus., 509, 425 joe, Fr., ASIS, 386, 322 john, Sr., Engr., 509, 425, 269 Karen, Sp., ASIS, 462 Karlyn, Sr., Bus., 509, 434 Leon, Sr., Engr., 509, 481, 291, 561 Lovell, jim, Bus., 336, 25 Lovely, Chester, Fr., Engr., 336 Lovett, Vicki, Fr., Home Ec., 462 Loving, Thomas, Fr., ASIS. 344. 322 Low, joyce, Fr., Educ., 348, 245 Low, Lowe, Marian, jr., Home Ec., 448 David, Sr., Educ., 510, 481 Lowe, Dou las, Fr., Engr., 3354, 245 Lowe, Gera3d, Fr., ASIS, 425 Lowe, judith, Sp., Educ., 356 Lowery, janet, Sr., Educ., 510, 328 Lowra nce, Ann, Sp., Home Ec., 334 Lowrance, Michael, Sr., A8rS, 510, 481 Lowry, Kenna, Sr., Home Ec.,, 510, 415 Loy, Pete, Fr., A8iS, 409 Lucas, Beverly, Fr., Educ., 456 Lucas, Dan, Sr., A8tS, 368, 510 Lucy, Iack, Sr., Agri., 510, 481 Ludeman, Lucinda, Ir., A8zS, 392, 297 McCoy, Ludlum, Kim, Sp., ASIS, 42.5 Lukaszek, Dolores, Sr., Bus., 510, 392 Luke, Ianet, Sp., Home Ec., 462 Lukehart, Iames, Ir., A8rS, 481 Luker, Glenda, Fr., A8rS, 462 Luker, Lynne, Sp., Educ., 415 Lumley, Marlene, Fr., Educ., 326, 244 Lundy, Ann, Fr., Educ., 443 Lundy, Linda, Sp., Educ., 328 Lunstord, Susie, Sp., Bus., 405 Lyde, Billy, Ir., Agri., 330 Lyles, Paul, Sr., A8iS, 510, 350 Martin, Martin, Daniel, Sp., Engr., 481 Dannie, Ir. A8tS, 344 McCoin, Patrick, Fr., Home Ec., 469 McCollough, Iayne, Ir., Bus., 405 McCollum, David, Sr., A8iS, 511, 372 McConnell, Don, Sr., Bus., 511, 354, 268 McConnell, Iames, Sp., Bus., 425, 233, 291, 293, 301, 562, 297 McConnell, Michael, Sp., A8rS, 372, 243, 245 McConnell Steve Fr. En r. 364 Martin, David, Sp., ASS, 425 Martin, Donald, Sp., Engr., 439 Martin, Donna, Gr., 527, 481 Martin, Henry, Sr., A8rS, 510, 425 Martin, Ia ne, Sp., Educ., 338 Martin, Iohn, Fr., A8rS, 378, 322 Martin, Iohney, Fr., Bus., 469 Martin, Kathie, Fr., A8iS, 392 Martin, Larry, Sp., Engr., 469 Martin, Marilyn, Fr., A8tS, 443 Martin, Marlene, Sr., A8tS, 510, 481 Martin, Martin, Martha, Sr., A8rS, 510, 338 Mary, Fr., A8rS, 360, 462 Mccoiii, Linda, Ji., BGS., 382,' 240, 569 McCord, Marsha, Fr., Educ., 448 McCoy, Carl, VM2, 529 McCoy, Gary, Fr., Engr., 469 McCoy, Rex, Fr., Engr., 336 McCoy, Richard I., Sr., A8iS, 511, 469 Roger, Ir., Bus., 439, 265 McKinley, Rita, Sr., A8rS, 512, 482 McKinney, Carol, Ir., Educ., 463 McKinney, Dorothy, Ir., AHS, -134 McKnight, Iames, Ir., Agri., 321, 88 McKnight, Patricia, Ir., ASIS, 415. 311 McKnight, William, Fr., Bus., 372 McLane, Fred, Fr., Bus., 388 McLaughlin, Bob, Sr., Bus., 512, 482 McLaughlin, Dale, Sr., ASS, 512, 482 McLaughlin, Lohn, Sp., Engr., 409, 206 McLaughlin, amela, Sp., A8rS, 456, 291, 293, 294 McLeod, Kennethh, Sr., A8tS, 512, 482 McLeod, Sarah, Sp., Home Ec., 482 McMa.han, Arlene, Sr., Home Ec., 512. 415 McMahan Pam Fr., A815 463 Martin, Mar , Fr., A8rS, 360 Martin, Michael, Fr., A8rS, 386 Martin, Nancy, Ir., Educ., 434, 240, 267, 274, 306 Lynch, George, Sp., Engr., 370 Lynch, Kevin, F Lynch, Sandra, r., A8iS, 346 Fr., A8rS, 431 Lynn, David, Ir., Educ., 481 Lynn, Gary, Ir., Engr., 420 David S Lyon. . P Lytle, Kirk, Fr., Maas, Herbert, I ., Bus., 439 A8iS, 324, 312 M r., Educ., 368, 25 M bray, I , Ir., Engr., 425 Mgbra , Iglgf, Fr., Agri., 409 MacAlllster, Mar ilyn, Ir., Bus., 443, 561 MgrgArthur, Brian, Sp., Home Ec., 452, 301, 1 MacDonald, Anne, Ir., A81S, 360, 221 Mace, Steven, Sp., Home Ec., 387, 259 Mackey, Don, Ir., A81S, 370, 241, 321 Mackey, Kathleen, Fr., A8iS, 443 Mackey, Kathy, Fr., Educ., 328 MacMorris, Io n, Sr., A8zS, 366, 510 Maddox, Alan, Sr., VM., 510, 481 Maddux, Ellen, Fr., Bus., 376 Maddux, Paula, Fr., Bus., 431 Maddux, William, Fr., Bus., 372 Madison Graham, Sr., Educ., 510, 481 Maiiismij Lillian, sp., A8iS, 434 Martin, Patricia, Sr., Educ., 510, 462 Martin, Robert, Sp., Bus., 336 Martin, Sonja, Fr., Educ., 356 Martin Stanley, Sp., Home Ec., 439 Martini sieve, Fi., Ass, 439 Mania, Ted, si., Agri., 510, 481 Martin Vir inia, Sr., Educ., 510, 352 Marting, Iago Sp., Bus., 425 Marx, David, Sr., VM., 510, 481 Maschmeier, Robert, Fr., A8rS, 469, 294 Mas len Michael, Fr., Bus., 409 M..S0ii,' Cathy, Fr., Educ., 462 Mason, Karen, Sp., Educ., 456 Mason, Marilyn, Ir., Home Ec., 360, 243 Mason, Rex, Fr., Engr., 469 Mason, Richard, Fr., A8rS, 452 Mason, Ro er, Fr., A8rS, 382 Massey, Egdie, Sr., Engr., 346, 510, 278 Massey, Iimmie, Ir., Agri., 481 M , d'th, F., Miiiii, lie' ' A8rS, 462 , Sr., Engr., 346, 511 Massey,'Ph llis, Fr., Educ., 462, 562, 294 Masterson, Virginia, Sp., Bus., 405 Matheny, Nancy, Sp., Home Ec., 448 Mathers, Donna, Fr., A8rS, 338 McCoy, Terresa, Fr., Home Ec. 431, 296, '294 McCracken, Howard, Sp., Engr., 388 McCracken, Mary, Sp., Educ., 431 McCrory, Iohn, Sp., A81S, 384 McCrory, Mac, Sp., Bus., 382 McCray, Burns, Sr., Engr., 511, 439 McCray, L. I., Sp., Agri., 482, 254, 264 McCready, David, Sp., Agri., 409 McCreary, Kathy, Sp., E uc., 415 McCreary, Pam, Sp., Educ., 415 McCredie, Karen, Fr., Educ., 443 McCue, Mike, Sr., Bus., 511, 482, 32 McCull.ar, Sue, Ir., Educ., 482, 240 McCullough, Linda, Fr., Educ., 443 McCully, Beth, Fr., A8zS, 443 McCune, Don, Sr., Bus., 511, 340 McCune, Gary, Fr., Bus., 370 McCutcheon, Iane, Fr., A8iS, 462 McDaniel, Diane, Sr., A8zS, 511, 338, 87, 86 McDaniel, Donna, Fr., A81S, 360, 298 McDaniel, Iames, Ir., Agri., 469 McDaniel, Linda, Sr., Home Ec., 511, 448 McDaniel, Marcia, Fr., Home Ec., 348, 245 McDaniel, Martin, VM5, 529 Mgl?aniel, Nancy, Sr., Home Ec., 326, 511, McDaniels, Linda, Ir., Home Ec., 443 McMains,,Mary: Fr., Home Ec., 376 McMaster, McMaster, Ieff, VM, VM, 55, 482 Maureen, Fr., A8tS, 448, 294 Mathews, Martin, Ir., Bus., 481 Mathewson, Marilyn, Ir., Bus., 431 Mathis, Gary, Sr., Engr., 511, 469 Matlock Stephen Sp En r 409 260 MaGee, Pamela, Fr., Home Ec., 462, 293 MaGee, Rebecca, Sr., A8rS, 510, 481 MaGrini, Marlene, Fr., A8rS, 462 Madre, Floyd, Sr., Agri., 510, 481, 250, Mahaffey, Gregory, Fr., Engr., 436 Mahagan, Gary, Sp., A8iS, 425 Mattern: L. Ieffijey, Sr., lnst., 511, 1481 Matthews, Emmet, Fr., Engr., 420 Matthews, Iames, Fr., A8iS, 366, 234 Matthews, Iean, Fr., A8iS, 443 Matthews, Mary, Sp., Bus., 415 Mahdavi, Khosro, Sr., Engr., 510, 419, 287 Mahoney, Betty, Sr., Bus., 510, 415 Mahoney, Daniel, Sp., Engr., 384 Main, Linda, Sp., A81S, 415 Main, Sammy, Sp., A81S, 338 Mains, David, Sr., Bus., 510, 370 Maison, Marsha, Sr., A8rS, 510, 481 Maison, Steve, Sr., A8rS, 382, 510 Malahy, Marty, Fr., A8zS, 469 Malloy, Michael, Sp., Engr., 409 Maine, Claudia, Fr., Home Ec., 448, 562, Malone, Kathryn, Fr., A8rS, 431 Maloney, Ioan, Ir., A8zS, 434, 433 Maloney, Phillip, Fr., Bus., 366 Maloney, William, Sr., Bus., 366, 510, 564 Matthiesen, Preston, Ir., A8iS, 423 Matthiesen, Robert, Ir., Agri., 350, 250 Mattix, David, Ir., Engr., 390 Mattix, Stephen, Fr., A8rS, 420 Mattox, Iudith, Sr., Home Ec., 348, 511 Mauk, Ieanne, Sr., Home Ec., 511, 405, 285, 283, 284, 202 Maxwell, Eddie, Sp., Bus., 425 Maxwell, bmlhn, Ir., Engr., 390, 97 Maxwell, arsha, Sp., Educ., 338, 258 Maxwell, William, Sr., Bus., 382, 511, 179 May, Mary, Sp., A81S, 431 Mayberry, I-Iames, Fr., Home Ec., 452 Mayberry, arry, VM., 529, 481 Mayberry, Thomas, Ir., A8rS, 409 McDaniels gguis, Ir., Engr., 482, 269, 276, 279, 97,'i McDaniels, Michael, Sp., A8rS, 354 McDevitt, Erma, Sp., A81S. 431 McDonald, Cliff, VM., 529, 482 McDonald, Debi, Fr., Educ., 415 McDonald, ohn, Sr., Bus., 511, 482 McDonald, iarry, Fr., Bus., 482, 314, 302 McDonald Lynn, Sp., A8rS, 344 McDon.ald Richard, Ir., Engr., 469, 29, 227 McDougal, Cynthia, Fr.. A8zS, 356 McDowell, Cathy, Sp., Bus., 376 Maynard. Kay, Sr., Mansell, Nancy, Maltb , Robert, Ir., Bus., 409 Maltsgler er, Vicki, Fr., Educ., 456, 244 Mal ohn Fr A815 420 Y. I , .. . Mgrinymen, Harold, Sr., Agri., 510, 481, 242, Manau h Ro er S. Bus. 401 S y H i pa i Mandella, Eileen, Fr., Bus., 456 Mangham, Anne, Sp., Home Ec., 415, 285 Mann, Iames, Ir., A81S, 436, 312 Manning, Linda, Fr., A81S, 456, 251 Manning, Linda, Manning, Linda, Manning, Sheila Sr., Educ., 510, 481 Sr., Educ., 510, 392 Sr., A8rS, 510, 405 308 Mfiaiging, Ji., ide, si., A8rS, 510, 425, 281, Sp., A8rS, 352 Maybe , Virginia, Sp., A8iS, 376 Mayfiellltli Charlotte, Sr., A81S, 511, 360 Mayhall. Pat, Ir., A8rS, 360, 376 Ma nard Anne r. Bus. 348 281 Y , . I , , , Maynard, Bobby, Ir., Engr., 481, 309 Mgygrltard, Carlia, Sp., Home Ec., 348, 281, Maynard, Cheryl, Sp., Bus., 415 Home Ec., 511, 415, Mggfywell, Gary, Sr., Bus., 511, 482, 314, McElroy, Iohn, Ir., Agri., 330, 93, 88 McElroy, Lewis, Ir., Bus., 482 McElroy, Patricia, Fr., A8rS, 482 McE1waine, Michel, Fr., Home Ec., 334 McE1yea, Theresa, Fr., A8rS, 376 McPain, Roy, Sr., A81S, 511, 420 McFarland, Ivan, Sr., Bus., 511, 482, 268, 32 McFerron, Robert, Fr., A8zS, 386 McGee, Donna, Sr., Bus., 511, 415, 264 McGee, Marcia, Sr., Home Ec., 511, 328, 222 McGee, Nan, Sr., Educ., 511, 482 McGehee, Alice, Fr., Home Ec., 463 McGhay, Iames, Fr., En ., 425 McGhee, Terrence, Fr., Ehgr., 425 McGinnis, Iack, Ir., Bus., 380 McGinnis, Ian, Fr., A8rS, 463 McGlasson, Cheryll, Fr., Educ., 463 McGlasson, Linda, Ir., Home Ec.. 463 McGough, Elizabeth, Fr., ASIS, 431 McGoveran, Dana, Sp., Home Ec., 415 McGraw, Iohn, Fr., Engr., 374 McMillan, Debbie, Fr., Home Ec., 352 McMillan, Nancy, Fr., Educ., 463 McMil1en, Kristin, Fr., Bus., 415 McMilliian, Roger, Sr., Bus., 336, 512 McMurray, Karen, Fr., A8iS, 443 McMurry, Cheryl, Fr., Educ., 360 McMurtry, Ianet, Fr., Home Ec., 431 McNabb, Paul, Sp., Engr., 340 McNatt, Michael, Sr., Engr., 512, 482 McNeal, Keith, Fr., Engr., 425 McNeill, Dennis, Sr., Bus., 336, 512 McNew, Belinda, Fr., A8tS, 338 McNitt, Iohn, Ir., Engr., 482, 303 McPherson, Carl, Sr., Engr., 512, 425 McPherson, Randy, Fr., Engr., 409 McReynolds, Lorraine, Fr., A8iS, 448 McTo ne, Lawrence, VM2, 523, 482 Mcwiliams, Virgil, VM, VM, 529, 482 Mead, Iudith, Sr., A8tS, 512, 448 Meadors, Connie, Sp., Educ., 463 Meadows, Linda, Ir., Home Ec., 456 Meagher, Maayla, Fr., A815 Mears, Melin a, Sp., A8rS, 326, 463 Medlin, Libby, Ir., Home Ec., 482 Mee, Steve, Fr., A8rS, 436 Meek, Laurie, Sr., Home Ec., 512, 338 Meeks, Larry, Sr., Agri., 512, 482 Meeks, Lou, Ir., A81S, 405 Mefford, Nancy, Sr., Educ., 326. 512 Mehaffie, Patrick, Sr., Bus., 512, 354 Meharg, Amy, Fr., Home Ec., 456 Mehew, Patricia, Fr., A8iS, 463 Mehling, Martha, Sr., Educ., 512, 405 Meier, Harold, Ir., Engr., 482, 279 Meinders, I. R., Sr., Engr., 512, 482 - Meinders, Mary, Sr., Home Ec., 512, 456 Meissinger, Lonnie, Fr., A81S, 425 Mellies, Sharon, Sr., Home Ec., 512, 443 Melton, Donald, Sr., Agri., 512, 482 Melton, Paul, Sr., Engr., 512, 482 Melton, Toni, Sr., A8iS, 512, 482 Mendell, Connie, Fr., Bus., 463 Menees, Keith, Sp., A8iS, 482, 233 Menely, Sydney, Ir., Bus., 352, 305 Menz, Ieanne, Ir., Educ., 415 Mercer, Carol, Sr., Home Ec., 512, 415 Mercer, Terry, Ir., Educ., 482 Merideth, Iohn, Sp., A81S, 366 Merrell, Cynthia, Ir., Educ., 405 Merriman, Patricia, Ir., Educ., 448 Merriott, Paul-a, Fr., Educ., 360 271, 283, 57, 275 Maynard, Linda, Sr., A8rS, 511, 415 Mays, Stanley, Sr., Engr., 511, 469, 299 Mc Kenna, Kevin, Ir., A8rS, 362 McMillan, Donna, Fr., A815 McAdams, Marsha, Sr., Home Ec., 334, 511 McAfee, Carolyn, Fr., A81S, 443 McAfee. Linda, Sr., Home Ec., 511, 456, Mansfield, Clarence, Fr., Engr., 469, 233, 235 Mapes, Iames, Sp., Engr., 388 Maple, Beverl , Sp., Bus., 431 Markes, Davidi Sr., A8rS, 510, 374 Markus, Gary, Ir., Bus., 368, 225, 314, 321 Markwell, Iudy, Sr., Home Ec., 510, 448, 274, 284 251, 311 McGregor, Robert, Fr., A81S, 469, 235 McGrew, Michael, Ir., Bus., 482 McGriff, Deidra, Sr., Educ.. 511, 338 McGuEee, McGugin, Patsy, Fr.. AS, 443 Gregory, Fr., Home Ec., 425, 301 McGuire, Carol, Ir., Home Ec., 456 McGuire, Frank, Sp., A8rS, 482 McGuire, Iohn, VM, VM, 529, 482 McGuire, Patricia, Sp., Home Ec., 456 McGuire, Patty, Fr.. Home Ec., 356 Merritt, Cheryl, Ir., AHS, 405, 240 Merritt, Iane, Fr., Home Ec., 443 Meserschmidt, Nancy, Fr., A8rS, 463 Messall, Sara, Sr., A8rS, 512, 448 Messenger, David, Ir., Agri., 330, 252, 93 Messer, Glenda, Sp., Bus., 456 Messerli, Rebecca, Sp., A8iS, 376 Meszaros, Mar arita, Fr., A8rS, 431 Metcalf, Elizzallzeth, Fr., Bus., 443 Metcalfe, Clifford, Fr., Engr., 409 Metheny, Cynthia, Fr., Educ., 328 Metheny, Gerald, Sp., Agri., 482 Metscher, Linda, Ir., Bus., 456, 240 Metsker, Cindy, Sp., Educ., 415 Mettry, Charles, Ir., A8iS, 469 Mettry, Michael, Sp., A81S, 469 Metwally, Chahira, Gr., Gr., 527, 415 Metzger, Robert, Sp., Agri., 482 Marlow, Doloris, Marlow, Sharon, Marose, Cheryl, Sr., Educ., 510, 456 Fr., Bus., 462 Fr., A8tS, 328 Marple, Iames, Fr., A8zS, 409, 294 Marquardt, Marvin, Sp., Engr., 481 Marr, Larry, Sp., Engr., 409 Marriott, Ronald, Sr., A8iS, 510, 481 Marriott, Terry, Marsden, Iames, Marsh, Cynthia. Sr., A8zS, 510, 481, 303 Ir., A8iS, 469 Sr., Educ.. 510, 342, 306 Marsh, Iacqie, Fr., A8aS, 443 Marsh, Ieanette, 91, 87 Sr., Educ., 510, 448, 263, McA1ister, Iennifer, Fr., A81S, 443 McAdams, Iohn, Sr., A8zS, 511, 481, 224, 88 McArd1e, Ian, Fr., Bus., 448 McAuley. Hiarold, Ir., Engr., 469 McBee, Charles, Sp., Agri., 425 McBride, Carie, Fr., A81S, 456 McBride, Chiarla, Fr.. Educ., 456 McBurnette, Penny, Fr.. Home Ec., 443 McCabe, Linda, Sr., Educ., 511, 405 McCain ll, Herbert, Fr., Engr., 469 McCall, Ioyce, Sp., Educ., 448 McCallon, Gary, Sr., Engr., 511, 481 McCallon, Iuanita, Gr.. 527, 482 McCalman, Rod, Sr.. Bus., 382, 511 McCann, Margaret, Sr., Bus., 511 McCarthy, Nancy, Fr., A8zS, 462 McCarty, Charles, Sr., Engr., 366, 511 McCarty, Iames, Ir., Home Ec., 368 McCarty, Patrick, Sp., Engr., 409 McCarver, Lydia, Sp., A8iS, 456 McHenry. Donna, Sr., Educ., 511, 415, 297, 312 McHorse, Mary, Sp., Home Ec., 360, 1 Mcllvain, Terry, Fr., Engr., 482 Mcllwee, Carol, Sp., Educ., 431 Mclnerney, Eileen, Ir., Agri., 405 Meyer, Connie, Ir., Home Ec., 405 Meyer, Douglas, Sp., A8rS, 436 Meyer, Iohn, Fr., Bus., 469 Meyer, Ioyce, Fr., Bus., 431 Meyer, ulie, Fr., A81S, 448 Meyer atsy, Sr., Educ., 512, 415 Meyerl Ronald, Sp., Agri., 350, 261 Mclnnis, Kent, Sr., A81S, 511, 482 Mclnnis, Marilee, Sr., Home Ec., 511, 482 Mclntire, Robert, Fr., Engr., 469 Mclntosh, Iohn, Sr., Bus., 512, 482 Mclntosh, Teri, Fr., A8iS. 463 Mclnturll, Ronald, Fr., Bus., 324 Mclntyre, Anna, Fr., Educ., 431 Mclntyre, Linda, Fr., A81S, 415 McIunkin, Linda, Sp., Educ., 376 McKain, Suzanne, Fr., VM, 392 McKay, Dwight, Fr., Bus., 469 McKay, Marsha, Fr., A8iS, 360 McKay, Sharla, Sp., Home Ec., 431 McKeaigg. Ronnie, Ir., Educ., 384 McKee, Charles, Sp., Bus., 384. 564 Marshall, Christopher, Fr., A81S. 469 Marshall, Frank, Fr., Engr., 332 Marshall, Iohnnie, Ir., Bus., 481, 32 Marshall, Karen, Sp., A81S, 352, 241 Marshall, Michael, Sr., A81S. 510, 340 Marshall, Ted, Fr., A81S, 384 Marston, Mark, Fr., Engr., 481 Martin, Brian, Sp., Educ., 401, 164 Martin, Charles, Sp., Engr., 390 Martin, Claudia, Fr., A81S, 431 McCauley, Garry, McCh5ne L le Sr., Agri., 511, 482 Sr., Engr., 511, 482, 278 Sp., Bus., 415, 269, 27 McClain, Beverly, Sr., Bus., 511, 415 McClary, Iohn, Fr., Bus., 425 McClees, William, VM3, 529 McClintock, Carol, Fr., ASS, 443 McClure, Ianena, Sr., Educ., 511, 415 McClure, Veta, Ir.. Bus., 448 McClurg, Robert, Fr., A81S, 380 Yi Y 1 McClaf1in, Ierrie, McKee, Nancy, Fr., Bus., 328, 322 McKeeman, Linda, Sp., Home Ec., 456 Mgglieown, Pamela, Fr., A81S, 463, 293, 562, McKill, Morris, Sr., Agri., 512, 482 McKinley, Ben. Fr., VM, 482 McKinley, Iudith, Ir., Home Ec., 415 McKinley, Richard, Sr., Agri., 512, 482, 303 Meyerer, Kristan, Sp., A ri., 370 Meyers, Paul, Sr., Bus., 512, 482, 293 Mezger, Iudy, Sp., Bus., 456 Mgael, Michael, Sr., Agri., 512, 482, 562, Michealson, Linda. Sr., Home Ec., 512, -105 Mickish, Daniel, Gr., Gr., 527, 482 Mickle, Patrick, Sr., Engr., 336, 512, 224 Middleton, Charles, Ir., Bus., 425, 225, 234 Mihos, George, Ir., Bus., 482 Milanes, Eddy, Gr., Gr., 527, 482 Milburn, Ioy, Sp., Educ., 448 Milburn, Merrily, Sr., Educ., 512, 415, 271, 275 Miles, Lynn, Ir., Home Ec., 448 Miles, Marsha. Fr., A8rS, 463 Miles, Michael, Sr., Engr. 366, 512 Miles, Norman, Sr., A8iS, 512, 370 Miley, Anne, Fr., A8iS, 448 Miley, Sue, Sr., Educ., 512, 415 Milledge, Dennis, Ir., Engr., 440 Miller, Andy, Sr., Educ., 512, 482, 232 Morris Miller, Carol, Fr., A8rS, 434, 284 Miller, Claudia, Fr., Bus., 456 Miller, David, Fr., A8rS, 471 Miller, Dennis, Sp., Bus., 482, 253 Miller, Dennis, Sr., Agri., 512, 482 Miller, Donald, Sp., Engr., 374 Miller, Donald, Sr., Engr., 312, 482 Miller, Douglas, Fr., ASAS, 436 Miller, Francis, Fr., Agri., 452 Miller, Fred, Sr., Agri., 512, 425, 226 Miller, james, Fr., Engr., 409 Miller, john, VM4, 529 Miller, john, Fr., Bus., 344 Miller, jud , Sr., Home Ec., 512, 456, 245 Miller, Kathy, Sr., A8rS, 512, 342, 221 Miller, Larry, Fr., Agri., 436, 256, 264, 289 Miller, Lola, Fr., Bus., 456, 251 Miller, Louis, Sr., Bus., 366, 512 Miller, Mark, jr., Agri., 330 Miller, Marsha 1, Sr., A8aS, 512, 482 Miller, Mary, Sp., Educ., 463, 263 Miller, Melissa, jr., Educ., 392, 306 Precious, Fr., Educ., 431 Miller, Mi11er,3l?ich.ard, jr., A8rS, 380, 470, 281, 2 419, Mi11er,3Richard, Fr., ASS, 380, 470, 281, 2 Murrell, Sue, jr., Educ., 334 Moreland, janis, Sr., A8iS, 513, 482 Moreland, Mary, Sr., Educ., 513, 328, 267 Morgan, Dale, Fr., Engr., 482, 339 Morgan, Kathleen, Fr., Home Ec., 448 Morgan, Larry, Sr., ASS, 513, 482 Morgan, Linn, Sr., Bus., 513, 482 Morgan, P illip, Fr., Engr., 452, 231, 294 Morgan, Randell, Sp., A8rS, 436, 264 Morgan, Robert, Sp., Engr., 425, 294 Morgan, Scott, Fr., Bus., 336 Morgan, Sherry, Sp., Educ., 482 Morgan, Shirley, Fr., A8rS, 482 Morgan, Suzanne, Sr., Educ., 513, 405 Morgan, Ted, jr., Bus., 336 Mor an, Vaden, Sr., Agri., 513, 482, 254 Mori: , Melody, jr., A81S, 392 Morrell, Marjorie, jr., Bus., 463 Morris, A., jr., Agri., 482 Morris, David, jr., Agri., 420 Morris, Edna, Sr., Home Ec., 513, 431, 284, 57 Morris, Gary, Sr., Bus. 513, 482 Morris, joanna, Sp., Home Ec., 338, 314 Morris, Pamela, Fr., ASS, 463, 312 Morris, Robert, Fr., Home Ec., 340 Stephen, jr., Agri., 330 419, Miller, Roberta, jr., A8rS, 448 Miller, Ruth, Sp., Educ., 360, 320 Miller, Sandra, Fr., Home Ec., 356, 195 Miller, Thomas, jr., Bus., 439 Miller, Veme, Sr., Bus., 380 Miller, Wesley, Fr., A81S, 471 Mills, Barbara, jr., Home Ec., 342 Mills, Lana, jr., A8rS, 352 Mills Pam, jr., Educ., 415 Mittel Robert, sp., Ass, 4170 Mills, Ronald, Sr., VM, 512, 482 Milner, Betty, Fr., Bus., 360 Milner, john, Sr., Agri., 512, 482 Milner, Sue, Sr., Bus., 512, 360 Morris, Vicki, jr., Educ., 360, 240, 263 Morrison, johnnie, Sr., Bus., 513, 482, 265 Morrison, Linda, Fr., Educ., 334 Morrison, Nick, Fr., A8tS, 409 Morrison, Ronald, Sp., Engr., 470 Sammye, Fr., Educ., 360 Morrison, Morrison, Tom, jr., A8lS, 439 Morrow, Barbara, Sr., Home Ec., 513, 415 Morrow, Kathleen, Sp., Home Ec., 434, 284, 294, 433 Morrow, Micah, Sr., Engr., 513, 483 Morrow, Richard, Fr., Educ., 436 Mgghedizadeh, Bijan, jr., Engr., 483, 309, Mims, judy, Sp., Home Ec., 463 Miner, Dana, Sp., A8rS, 415, 296 Marc r Home Ec 512, 425 Minoll, , S ., ., Minor, james, Fr., A81S, 409 Minter, Larr , VM2, 529 Minter, Lincfli, Fr., A8rS, 392 Miser, Marilyn, Fr., Bus., 463, 269, 302 Mitchell, Carrie, jr., Educ., 482 Mitchell, Donald, Sp., A8rS, 482 Donna, Sr., Bus., 512, 482, 2771 Mitchell, Mitchell, Douglas, Sp., Educ., 482 Mitchell, Gayle, Sr., A81S, 512, 444, 274 Mitchell, Larrane, Sr., Educ., 512, 415 Mitchell, Dahl, Sr., Educ., 512, 482 Mitchell, Sharon, Fr., Home Ec., 463 Mitchell, Shirley, Sr., Educ., 512, 415 Sue, Sp., Educ., 334 Mitchell, Mittelstet, Kirk, Fr., Engr., 350 Mitten, Robert, Sr., A8zS, 512, 482 Mix, Glenda, Fr., Bus., 431 Mixon, Rontald, Sp., Engr., 482 Mize, Lisa, Fr., A8rS, 448, 281 Mnich, Michael, Sp., A8iS, 470 Moak, Linda, jr., Educ., 444, 274, 302 Mock, Phyllis, jr., Home Ec., 456, 251, 284, 234, 275 Mock, Rebecca, Fr., Home Ec., 463 Moeckel, David, Sp., Engr., 425 Mollfatt, Marilou, Sp., A8rS, 415 Moglridge, Susan, Sp., Bus., 415 Mo amed, Wali, Sp., Engr., 482, 286 Moles, Ina, Fr., ASIS, 348, 274 Mollenkopt, Barbara, Fr., Home Ec., 415 Mollet, Ronald, Sp., Agri., 354 Momper, Art, Fr., A8zS, 482, 233 Monahan, james, Gr., Gr., 527, 482 Monhollon, Susan, Sp., Educ., 360 Montague, William, Sp., Engr., 436 Mgfitggomery, jennifer, jr., ASIS, 338, 222, Montgomery, Ruth, Sr., A8rS, 512, 431, 240, 263, 304 Montgomery, Pat, Sp., Agri., 425 Moon, Suzan, Fr., A8zS, 463 Moon, Thomas, Sr., Bus., 362, 513 Mooney, Kathleen, Sr., A8rS, 513, 352 Moore, Carol n, Sr., Bus., 513, 405, 314 Moore, Donallil, Sr., Engr., 346, 513, 266 Moore, james, Fr., Bus., 384 Moore, jane, Sr., A8rS, 376, 513, 307 Moore, jell, Sp., Engr., 401, 164 Bus., 382 Moore, john, jr., Moore, jgidy, Fr., A8zS, 444 at leen Fr., Home Ec., 434, 444 Moore, , Moore, Kathleen, Fr., Bus., 434, 444, 244 Moore, Kenneth, Fr., Engr., 470, 272 Moore, Lonnie, Fr., VM, 350, 242 Moore, Luther, Sp., Bus., 380 Moore, Marilyn, jr., A8iS, 342 Moore, Michael, Fr., Engr., 45 Moore, Omea, Sp., Bus., 456, 195 Moore, Patricia, Sp., Bus., 338, 463 Mggge, Patricia, jr., Educ., 338, 240, 262, Moore, Phyllis, Sp., Home Ec., 448, 281 Moore, Rita, Sr., Educ., 513, 456 Moore, Roy, jr., Agri., 420 Moore, Sammy, VM, VM, 529, 482 Sherri, Sp., Bus., 415 Moore, Moore, Wesley, Fr., Bus., 401 Moore, William, VM, VM, 529, 482 Morian, Myleen, Sr., A8rS, 513, 448 Moran, Thomas, Sr., Bus., 513, 386 Mzaefand, Arrahwannah, Sr., Educ., 513, Moreland, Bob, Fr., Agri., 378 548 Morton, Don, jr., A81S, 436 Morton, Kelsey, Sp., Bus., 415 Morton, Nancy, Sp., A8rS, 415 Morton, Sandra, Fr., Educ., 415 Moseley, Glenn, Sp., Engr., 425 Mosher, Edward, Fr., Bus., 452 Mosier, Paul, Fr., Engr., 483 Mosley, james, Sr., Engr., 513, 483 Motley, Artis, Fr., Agri., 483 Mount, Donna, jr., Home Ec., 405 Mourer, Larry, jr., Bus., 368, 225 Mounts, Cindy, Fr., A8rS, 4-48 Mouser, Sandra, Sp., A8rS, 448 Moyer, Dawn, Fr., Educ., 448 Moyer, Edna, jr., Home Ec., 434 Moyer, judyth, jr., A8tS, 444 Moyer, Larry, jr., Educ., 364 Moyer, Mary, jr., Educ., 342, 240 Muecke, Robert, Fr., A81S, 420 Muegge, Bus, Sp., Engr., 372 Mueggenborg, Larry, Sr., Bus., 513, 374, 26, 220 Masgileisen, Cheryl, jr., Home Ec., 360, Mueller, Barbara, jr., A8rS, 342, 240 Mueller, Barbara, jr., A81S, 342, 463 Mueller, David, Sp., Bus., 362 Miiggler, james, Sr., Engr., 513, 483, 269, Mulbery, Zane, gr., Agri., 330 Muldowney, Mic ael, Sp., A8rS, 425 Mull-a Abdus, Sattar, jr., Engr.. 483 Mullen, Kipp, jr., A81S, 332, 321 Mullen, Paul, jr., Bus., 483, 174 Mullen, Paul, Fr., Educ., 483. 372, 310 Mullenix, justin, Sr., Bus., 513, 354 Muller, Annabelle, jr., Educ., 431, 251 Muller, Caroline, Sr., Agri., 513, 406, 246 Mullinax, Randall, jr., A8iS, 483 Mullinix, Larry, jr., Bus., 340 Muncil, Teresa, jr., Bus., 434 Muncil, William, Sp., A81S, 409 Muncriel, Lavonna, jr., Home Ec., 431 Mundis, Charles, Gr., Gr., 527, 483 Mungle, Mungle, Munson, Munson, Marshall, Sr., Bus.. 513, 483 Mason, jr., Agri., 330 Donnie, Fr., Engr., 440, 309 Eric, VM3, 529 Munson, Kathryn, jr., Educ., 431 Muratet, Elayne, Fr., Bus., 448 Murdock, jack. Fr.. A8rS, 470 Murdock, Sandra, jr., Educ., 448 Murnan, Donald, jr., Engr., 362 Murnan, Lynn, Fr. A8zS, 362 Murphree, Linda, Sp., Bus., 376 Murphree, Paula, Sp., Bus., 415 Murphy, Beth, Fr., Educ., 463 Murphy, Carl, Sr., Educ., 513, 483 Murphy, Carol, Sp., Educ., 415 Murphy, james, Sr., Agri., 513, 483 Murphy, jesse, Fr., A8rS. 409 Murphy, Kevin, Fr., A8rS, 425 Murphy, Marilyn, Fr., A81S, 444 Murphy, Marsha, Fr., Educ., 392, 245 Murphy, Marsha, Sr., Educ., 513. 449 Murphy Martha, Fr., Educ. , , 456 Murphy, Raymond, Sr., Bus., 513, 386, 170 Murphy . , ., ., 36 562, 294 Robert Fr Bus 8, 314, 267, Murphy, Steve, Sr., Engr., 362, 513 Murphy, Theresa, Sp., ASS, 483, 303 Murphy, Wanda, jr., A8rS, 449 Murray, joe, Sr., Agri.. 513, 483, 253 Murnay, Nancy, Sp., Educ., 328, 245 Murray, Robert, Fr., A8rS, 409, 293 Murre 1, Connie, Fr., A8rS, 463 Music, Bruce, Sp., Bus., 380 Musick, Phyllis, Sp., Bus., 463 Mut, Stuart, Sp., Engr., 436, 260 Myers, Don, Sr., Bus., 513, 452 Myers, jimmy, Sr., Educ., 513, 483 Myers, joann, Sr., Educ., 513, 415, 271 john, VM2, 529, 350 Myers, Myers, john, Sp., VM, 350 Myers, Nancy, Sp., A8zS, 463 Myers 11, Harold, Sp., Engr., 230, 436 N Nadali, Hami, Sr., Engr., 513, 470, 287 Nafe, Linda, Fr., Educ., 463 Naifeh, Bonita, Sr., Educ., 513, 415 Naifeh, Ellis, Fr., Engr., 324 Naifeh, Frieda, Sr., Educ., 513, 328 Naifeh, Sherry, Sp., Educ., 326 Nakasingh, Som-Usa, Sr., A8i, 513, 456 Nance, james, Fr.. A8rS. 312 Nash, jorldith, jr., Bus., 456 Nash, ichael, Fr., A8r, 382, 436, 294 Nash, Michael, Sr., Engr., 382, 513, 272 Nash 111, Rolland, Sr., Bus., 336, 513 Nash III, Richard, Sr., A8rS, 513, 483, 267 Nation, Rhonda, Fr., Bus., 449 Navin, Lawrence, Sp., A81S, 483 Navrath, Nancy, Fr., Educ., 463 Naylor, Ralph, jr., A81S, 436 Neal, Charles, Sp., Bus., 380 Neal, Craig, Sr., Home Ec., 346, 514 Neal, joAnn, jr., A8zS, 348, 322 Neal, Marilyn, Fr., Educ., 463 Nealis, Gary, Sp., Engr., 409 Nealon, Terri, Sp., Home Ec., 434, 26 Ned, Larry, Fr., A8zS, 425 Neel, Patricia, Fr., Educ., 392 Neel, Richard, Sp., Engr., 483 Neely, David, Sp., Engr., 483 Neely, john, Sr., Bus., 366, 514 Neely, Michael, Fr., Bus., 470, 294 Nege1ein,jlerry, Fr., Engr., 409 Neill, Kat leen, Sr., A815 514, 406, 312, 297 Nelle, Linda, Fr., Bus., 463 Bobby, Sp., Engr., 230, 425 Nelson, Nelson, Dan, jr., Engr., 483, 278 Nelson, john, Sr., Bus., 362, 514 Larry, r., Agri., 388 Nelson, lj Nelson, Lawan a, Fr., Educ.. 463, 267 Nelson, Leslie, Sp., A8rS, 425 Michael, Fr., Bus., 470 Nelson, Nelson, Pamela, Fr., Bus., 431, 463 Nelson, Pamela, Fr., A8rS, 431 Nelson, Phyllis, Fr., A8tS, 463 Nelson, Robert, Fr., Engr., 380, 409, 190 Nelson, Robert, Sr., A8xS, 380, 514 Nelson, Robert, Sr., Agri., 380, 514, 324, 87 Nelson Robin, Sp., A81S, 356 Sr Agri., 514, 350 Nelson, Ronnie, ., Nelson, William, Sp., A8rS, 436 Nelson, William, Fr., Bus., 420 llliam Sr Home Ec 514 470 30 Neth,W . ., .- , Netherton, Ruth, Sp., Agri., 241, 444, 249, 251 Neuens, Kenneth, VM, VM, 529, 483 Neuller, Duane. Sr.. ASS. 514, 372 Neuman, jim, jr., Bus., 382 Neumeyer, james, Fr., Agri.. 409 Neusnadt, jean, Fr., Engr., 470 Nevils, Gerry, jr., Engr., 470 New, Martha, jr., Home Ec., 456 New, Myrna, Sr., Educ., 514, 483 Newberry, Sharon, Sp., Bus., 463 Newburn, jan Beth, Gr., A81S, 527, 483 Newby, Boyd, Sr., VM, 514, 483 Newcomb, Bobby, jr., Engr., 483, 276 Newcomb, jay, Fr., A8rS, 470 Newell, Dennis, jr., Home Ec., 426, 233 Newell, Gayle, jr., Home Ec., 328 Newlin, Marvin, VM3. 529, 483 Newman, Celia, Sr., Home Ec., 514, 406 Newman, Karen, Fr., A81S, 415 Newman, Linda, Sr., Educ., 514, 431 1 Newrnan, Marilyn, Sp., A8tS, 406 Newman, Mary, Fr., A81S, 444 Newport, Barbara, Sp., A81, 483 Newsom, David, Fr., A8tS, 470 Newsom, Nancy, jr., Home Ec., 456 Newton, Steve, Sp., Bus., 483 Newville, Vandell, Sr., Agri., 514, 483 Ng, Samuel, Gr., Gr., 527, 483 Nicholas, Rosalyn, Fr., A8rS, 449 Nicholas, Susan, Fr., Home Ec., 463, 294 Nichols, Dennis, jr., Bus., 483, 92 Nichols, jack, jr., Bus., 370 Nichols, james, Sp., A8iS, 470 Nichols, janet, Sr., Educ., 514, 342, 271 Nichols, joella, Fr., Educ., 463 Michael, Sp., Engr., 483, 409, 301 Nichols, Nichols, Michael, Fr., Agri., 483 Nichols, Nancy, Fr., ASS, 463 Nichols, Nancy, Sp., A81S, 392, 245 Patricia Sp. Home Ec., 392 Nichols, , , Nichols, Tempie, Sp., A8rS, 356 Nicholson, Nancy, Fr., Home Ec., 431 Nicholson, Steven, Fr., Engr., 470 Nickel, Linda, Fr., A8rS, 834 Nickerson, David, Sr., Bus., 514, 483, 280 Nickles, Don, Sp., Bus., 336 Nickles, john, Fr., Educ., 336 Nida, Ron, VMl, 330, 533 Ngbguegge, Carolyn, Gr., Gr., 527, 483, Niebruegge, Kenneth, jr., Agri., 483, 250 Nielsen, Andrea, Sp., A8rS, 352 Nieman, Larry, Fr., Agri., 336 Nims, Fred, Gr., A8rS, 527, 483 Ninde, Cynthia, jr., Bus., 449 Nine, Sandra, Sp., Home Ec., 456 Nissen, Richard, Fr., A8rS, 420 Nitcher, Sandy, jr., Home Ec., 449, 445 Nivision, james, jr., Bus., 483 Nix, Rebecca, jr., A8:S, 449 Noble, Susan, Fr., Home Ec., 326 Noble, William, jr., Agri., 350, 254 Noe, Anthony, Sp., A81S, 426 Noe, Dawn, Fr., Agri., 431 NQS1, Curt, Sr., A8rS, 230, 514, 374, 226, Nolen, Larry, VM3, 529, 483 Noll, H. C., Sr., Agri., 514, 364 Noltensmeyer, Lora, Sr., A8rS, 514, 456, 23 Nordean, Charles, Fr., Engr., 452, 231 Norman, james, Fr., A8iS, 340 Norman, Mack, jr., Bus., 388 Norman, Phil, jr., Bus., 426 Norrid, Caren, Fr., A8rS, 463 Norris, joe, Sr., Agri., 514, 483 Norris, Linda, Sp., A81S, 449 Norris, Marilyn, Sr., Home Ec., 514, 416, 283, 285, 294, 291, 284 Norris, Necia, Fr., A8rS, 4414 Norsworthy, jerry, Sr., Bus., 514, 483 Northcutt, Becca, Fr., Home Ec., 356 Northey, Dan, jr., Agri., 350 Northington, Richard, Sr., Agri., 514, 426 Norton, Ga le, Fr., A8rS, 463 Norton, Ro6,ert, Gr., A8rS, 527, 426 Norton, Tommy, Sr., Agri., 514, 483, 234 Norvell, Cherie, Sp.. A8iS. 356, 305 Norvell, Phil, jr., A8rS, 366 Norvell, William, jr., Bus., 366 Norwood, Linda, Sp., Bus., 431 Norwood, Samuel, Sr., Bus., 514, 386 Nostrand, Terry, Sp., Bus., 338 Notley, Kathleen, jr., Educ., 449 Nowlin, Richard, Sr., Bus., 514, 420 Noyes, joel, Sr.. A8tS. 514. 440 No es, Sarah, Fr., A8rS, 444 Null, Dorothy, jr.. Home Ec., 342 Nusz, Lawayne, VM3, 530 Nusz, Lonnie, Sr., Engr., 514, 483 O O'Brien, Carol, Fr., Educ., 338 O'Brien, Rose, Sp., Bus., 416 O'Brien, Terry, Gr., Gr., 527, 416 NATICNAL TANK CCDMPANY TU LSA, OKLAHOMA O'Connor, Mary, Fr., ASS, 444 O'Hara, George, Fr., A81S O'Hern, Karen, Ir., Home Ec., 392, 284 O'Kief, Frosty, Sp., Educ., 416 O'Loughlin, William, Ir., Bus., 374, 258 O'Mara, Kathie, Fr., ASS, 444 O'Mara, Maureen, Sr., Educ., 514 O'Neal, Eugene, Sr., VM, 514, 483 O'Niel, Michael, jr., Engr., -183 O,Reilly, George, Sr., Engr., 514. 340, 198 Oakes, Debbie, Sr., Educ., 514, 360 Oakley, Keith, Fr., ASS, 352 Oates, Allen, Fr., Engr., 452 Ochs, Stephen, Fr., Home Ec., 426 Odell, S via, Sp., ASS, 416 Od ers, llobert, Sp., Engr., 390 Oelichlaeger, Edward. Gr., Gr.. 527, 483 Oesch, Anne, p., ASS, 431, 292 Ogilvie, Lynn, Ir., Home Ec., 436, 301 Oglesby, Robert, Ir., ASS, 364 Oglesby, Sally, Fr., Home Ec., 463 Ogletrce, David, Sp., ASS, 470 Ogletree. Linda, Sr., Home Ec., 514, 449, 281, 284 Ogletree, Marsha, Fr., Bus., 444 Ogletree, Ricky, Sp., Home Ec., 440 Ohaver, Michal, Fr., Educ., 463 Ohls, Rhonda, Fr., Educ., 463 Okoye, Bert, Sr., Engr., 514, 483, 272, 309 Oldham, Beverly, Sp., ASS. 431, 315 Oldham, Dan, Sp., Bus., 483 Oldham, Iohn, Sr., Agri., 330, 514, 250 Olimsteph, Stephen, Sr.. Bus., 514, 426, 304 Olive, Myra, Sr., ASS, 514, 463 Oliver, Gerald, Fr., Engr., 409 Oliver, Mary, lr., ASS, 434 Oliver, Patsy, Fr., Educ.. 449, 274 Olsen, Mary, Fr., ASS, 348 Oltmanns, Steven, Ir., Engr., 409, 206 Omohundro, Steve, Sp., Bus., 384 Oneil, Owen, Fr., Bus., 420 Onsgard, Sheila, Fr., Home Ec., 463 Ore, Loretta, Sr., ASS, 514, 406, 313 Oricchio, Ron, Sr., Home Ec., 514, 483 Oricchio, Ross, Sr., Bus., 514, 483 Ormiston, Molly. Sp., Educ., 376 Orr, jerry, Sp., Bus., 362 Orr, Kenneth, Sr., Engr., 514, 483, 278 Orrick, Carl, Sr., Engr.. 514, 483, 272, 309 Osborn, Connie, Fr., ASS, 463, 58 Osborne, David, Ir., ASS, 344 Osborne, ludith, Gr., 527, 483 Osbome, Owen, Gr., Gr., 527, 483 Osburn, Kathy, Fr., Educ., 463 Osburn, Sandra. Sp., Educ., 463 Oscarson, Debbie, Fr., Educ., 416 Oshel, Ken, Sr., Agri.. 514. 483 254, 321 Osmond, Enna, Sr., Home Ec., 514, 406 Osterhus, Damond, Sr.. Engr., 514, 483 Oswalt, Hal, Ir., Bus., 324. 183 Otey, Cathy, Sp., Educ., 463 Otsuki, Barbara, Ir., Bus., 328, 305 Ott, Ierry, Sr., Agri., 514. 483, 250, 253 Ott, Samuel, Fr., Agri., 350 Parks, Iames, Sr., Bus., 515, 483, 268 Parks, Katherine, Fr., Educ., 463 Parks, Mary, Sp., ASS, 352 Parks, Shirley, jr., Bus., 483 Parks, Stephen, Sp., ASS, 384 - Parrish, janet. Sr.. Bus . 334 515 Parrish, Io, Sr., Bus., 384, 515 - Parrott, Kenne.h, Sr., Agri., 515, 426, 254, 224, 234 Parrott, Mary, Ir., Home Ec., 449, 284 Parsons, Pamela, Ir.. Educ., 416, 240, 243 Parsons, Terry. Sr., ASS, 515, 364 Partain, Donald, Sp., Agri., 470 Parttain, Shari, Fr., Educ., 463 Partrid Sandra r Educ 356 221.96 e, ', ., .. . Pastor,gThomas, VlVl. VM, 530, 483, 470 Patchell, Iack, Fr., ASS, 470 Pate, Don, Sr., Agri., 515, 483, 232 Pate, Nancy, VM, VM, 539, 483 Paterson, Robert, Fr., Bus.. 364 Patrick, Carl, Ir., Agri., 483 Patrick, David, Fr.. Bus., 362 Patrick, Dorothy, Fr., Home Ec., 431 Patrick, Iudy, Sr., Educ., 515, 328 Patrick, Mary, Sr., Educ., 515, 483 Patrick, Mike, Fr., ASS, 336 Patten, Patty, Ir., Home Ec., 463 Patterson, Carol, Fr., Home Ec., 444 Patterson, Elizabeth, Fr., Home Ec.. -163 Patterson, Harold, Sr., ASS, 515, 483 Patterson, lane, Sp., Home Ec., 416 Patterson, Ion, Sr., Agri., 515, 483 Patterson, Kay. Sr., llome Ec.. 515, 449 Patterson, Linda, Ir., ASS, 463 Patterson, Neal, Sp., Bus., 378 Patterson, Peggy, Sp.. ASS, 449, 299 Patterson, Randall. Fr.. Engr.. 409, 294 Patterson, Susan, lr., Educ., 449 Patton. Ierry, Fr., Engr., 470. 279 Paul, Gerald, Ir., Educ., 420- Payne, Barbara, Sr., Bus., 515, 416 Payne, Linda, Sp., Home Ec.. -'56 Payne, Nancy, Sr., Educ., 515, 416 Payne, Pauline, Fr., ASS, 463 Payne, Stephanie. Fr.. Home Ec., 463 Paynter, Roger, Fr., ASS, 436 I Peach, Gloria. Sr., Home Ec., 515, 456 Peach, Terry, Fr., ASS, 483 Peacher, Bill, Sr.. ASS, 515. 344, 92, 86 Peaden, Lianne, lr., Bus., 360, 240, 305 Peak, Mary, Sp., ASS, 449 Pearce, Io. Fr., ASS, 434, 245 Pearson, Donna, Ir.. Educ., 342. 240 Pearson, Kenneth, Fr., Agri., 436 Pease, Susan, Fr., Bus., 444 Pemberton, Linda, Ir., Home Ec., 416 Pemberton, Michael, Fr., Educ., 401 Pembroke. Iohn, lr., ASSS, 366, 183 Penland, Debbie, Sp., Bus., 463 Pennington, Iames, Sp.. Engr.. 470 Pennington, Iohn, Ir., Educ., 483 Pennington, Ketha, Sp., Educ., 483 Penningtor. William. Sp.. ASS. 426 Penticul'l'. Suzanne, Fr., Bus.. 356 Ott, Max, Fr., Agri., 436 Ottis, Patrick, Fr., ASS, 440 Oulds, Marsha, Sp., Educ., 338, 21, 305 Overland, jeffrey, Sr., Engr., 514, 483, 289 Overman, Nancy, Ir., ASS, 416, 267, 275, 312 Overstreet, Eldon, I r., Bus.. 483 Owen, Denise, Sp., ASS, 338 Oiggfg, Rita, Sr., Home Ec., 514, 449, 222, Owens, Charles, Sr., ASS. 514, 483 Owens, Kay, Sp., ASS, 352 Owens, Lela, Ir., ASS, 431 Owens, Sam, Ir., Educ., 401 Owens, Teri, Fr., ASS, 352 Owsley, Larry, Ir., ASS, 483. 292, 290 Oxford, lanelle, Fr., ASS, 416 Oxford, Melinda, Ir., ASS, 449 P Pace, Ian ce, Gr., Home Ec., 527, 483 Pace, Katliiy, Fr., Agri., 416 Pack, Patricia, Sp., Bus., 449 Paddock, Bill, Sr., Bus., 514, 426 Padgett. Greg, Sp., Bus.. 364 Page, Dale. Ir., ASS, 483, 246 Page, Margie, Fr., Agri., 463 Pa e, Patrick, Fr., Bus., 344 Pa61ka, Bob, Ir., Bus., 364 Paine, Deborah, Fr., Educ., 463 Paleck, Lois, Sr., ASS, 514, 463 Pallett, Mark, Sp., ASS, 470, 302 Pallett, Scott, Sp., A8rS, 470, 302 Penuel, Stephen, Sp., Bus., 378.-261 Perceful, Brenda, Fr., Educ., 456 Perchik, Ross, Fr., Engr., 470 Perkins, Iohn, Ir., AS, 470. 312 Perkins, Keith, Fr., Bus., 420F Perkins, Neva, Sr., Educ., 515. 406 Perkins, William, Ir., Engr., 344 Perry, Anthony, Fr., Agri., 409 Perry, Ierry, Ir., Engr., 483, 299 Perry, Philip, Sr.. Bus., 515, 483 Perry, Ron, Sp., Agri., 382 Perry, Timothy, Fr., Agri., 484 Perryman, Philip, Sp., Agri.. 330 Person, Henri. Sp., Engr., 388 Peters, Donald, Ir., Bus., 484 H Peters, Edwana, Sr., Educ., 515, 392 Peters, Kathy, Sr., Educ., 515. 352 Peters, Mary, Ir., Home Ec., 456, 251, 284, 285 Peters, Tanya, Ir., Home Ec,, 326 Peterson, David, Sp., Engr., 380 Peterson, Karen, Fr., ASS, 416, 244 Peterson, Le Ann, Sr., Bus., 515, 456 Peterson. Vemon, Sp., ASS, 452 Petty, Mark, Sp., ASS, 386 Petty, Robert, Sr., Bus., 515, 484 Pfenning. Barbara, Fr., ASS. 456, 251 Phariss. Glen, Sr., Engr., 515, 484, 272, 279, 97 Phelan, Edward, SD.. Educ.. 401 Phelps, Tom, Sr., VM, 515, 484 Phillip, Thomas, Fr., ASS, 362 Phillips, Dennis, Sp., Engr., 380, 437, 276, 399 Palm, Nancy, Sp., Home Ec., 360 Palmer, Iames, Sr., ASS, 362, 514 Palu, Markay, Ir., ASS, 416 Pampati, Rajender, Gr., Engr.. 527, 483 Pappan, Marta, Sp., Educ., 444 Pappan, Roy, Sr., ASS, 514, 483 Park, Patricia, Ir., Bus., 334, 269 Parkening, Donna, Fr., Bus., 449 Phillips, Dennis. Sr.. Bus.. 380, 515 Phillips, Iames, Ir., Bus., 426 Phillips, Iames, Fr., Engr., 409 Phillips, Iames, Sr., Bus., 515, 332 Phillips, Ianice, Sp., Bus., 456 Phillips, Karen, Ir.. Bus., 431 Phillips Lee, Sp.. Engr., 484, 278 Phillips: Linda, sp., Agri., 416 Parker, Anna, VM2, 530, 483 Parker, Donna, Sp., ASS, 449 Parker, lim, Ir., Agri., 409 Parker, Laura, Sr., ASS, 515. 406 Parker, Martha, Sr., Educ., 515, 449, 271, 274, 298 Parker, Sharon, Fr., Educ., 463 Parker, Walter, Ir., Agri., 409 Parkinson. Iohn, lr., Home Ec., 436, 98, 301 Parkison, Reid. Sp., ASS, 426 Parks, Deborah, Fr., ASS, 463 Phillips, Mary Sp., Educ., 449 - Phillips, Pau a, Sp.. Bus., 392. 241, 245 Phillips, Randall. Sp., Bus., 382 Phillips, Vema, Sp., Educ., 431 Phillips, W att, Sr., Bus., 515, 484 Phipps, Hulzert, Sp., ASS, 2.30, 426 Phipps, Nancy, Fr., Home Ec., 463 Piamtanida, joseph. Sp.. Bus., 340, 321 Piatt, Iudith, Ir., ASS, 326 Pickens, Kel, Sp., ASS, 484, 233 Pickering, Linda, Fr., ASS, 484 Pickering, Marion, Sr., Agri., 515, 484, 250 Pierce, Alberta, Sp., Bus., 484 Pierce, Ianna, Sr., Home Ec., 515, 360 Pierce, Iudy, Ir., Home Ec., 416, 258 Pierce, julia, Fr., Home Ec., 456, 245, 284 Pierce, Marie, Ir., Educ., 456, 240, 263, 275 Pierce, Mary, Ir., ASS, 360, 315, 282, 198 Pierce, Phil, Sr., Agri., 515, 452, 256 Pierce, Randall, Sp., Educ., 437 Pierce, Ron, Fr., ASS, 332 Piland, Cindy, Sp., Educ., 342 Pingree, Diane, Sp., ASS, 376 Pinion, Nancy, Fr., Bus., 431 Pinkerton, Prentis, Sp., Engr., 437 Pinkston, Gary, Sr., Bus., 515, 324 Pinkston, Gerry, lr., Educ., 4149, 297, 312 Pinkston, Wiley, Ir., A ri., 484, 247 Pinson, Ronald, Fr., Eguc., 426 Pipes, Paul, Sr., ASS, 515, 484 Pipkin, Cliffton, Fr., Tech. Inst., 484 Pipkin, Lucy, Fr., ASS, 444 Pisarra, Mark, Sr., ASS, 515, 426, 267 Pischel, Kathryn, Sp., Educ., 360 Pitcher, Gregory, Ir., ASS, 372 Pitcher, Pamela. Er., ASS. 463 Pitcock, Allen, Fr., ASS, 346 Pittman, Nita, Fr., Bus., 456 Pitts, Kathy Lyn, Sr., Educ., 515, 416, 275 Pitts, Linda, Fr., Educ., 444 Pitts, Mary, Sp., Educ., 416 Pitts, Richard, Sp., ASS, 470 Pixley, Paul, Fr., Engr., 344 Plank, Robert, Fr., ASS, 470 Platner, Paul, Sr., ASS, 515, 340 Platten, Edward, Fr., Bus., 470 Pleasant. Barbara, Sp., Educ., 456, 312 Plohg, Tim, Sr., Bus., 515, 364 Plumlee, Gina, Sp., Bus., 416. 264, 266 Plumlee, Lucy, Fr., Educ., 449 Plummer, Leon, Sr., Bus., 515. 484, 229, 226 Plummer, Ioan, Sp., Bus., 326 Plummer, lohn, Sp., ASS, 370 Pock. Paige, Fr., ASS, 416 Podolec, Paul. Ir., ASS, 374 Poe, Henry, Fr., Engr., 409, 235 Pollenbarger, Fred, Ir., Engr., 346 Poflenbarger, Gary, Fr., Bus., 346 Pohl, Patricia, Ir., Educ., 484 Points, Ianette, Ir., ASS, 328 Polnny, Carol, Sr., ASS, 515. 360, 195 Po lock, David, Fr.. Engr., 366 Pollock, Ken, Fr., Engr., 409 Pollock, Marilyn, Ir., Educ., 356 Polson, Bill, Sr., Bus., 515, 484 Polson, Linda, Sr., Bus., 515, 484 Pongsopon, Surapant, Gr., Engr., 527, 470 Pontesso, Alfred, Sr., Engr., 515, 484, 277 Pontesso, Stephen, lr., ASS, 484, 290 Pool, Bobby, Fr., Bus., 470 Poor, Larry, Sp.. Engr., 386 Poore, Ronald, Fr., Engr., 426 Pope, David, Sr., Engr., 516. 350, 249, 224 Pope, Susan, Sp., Educ., 416 Pojglin, Margaret, Sr., Home Ec., 516, 431, Porter, Allison, Fr., ASS, 463 Porter, Carroll, Sr., Agri.. 516, 484, 250, 98 Porter, lean, Fr., ASS, 456 Porter, Pamela, Sp., ASS, 463 Porter, Thomas, Ir., Engr., 440 Portman. Samuel, Ir., Educ., 426, 227 Portwood. Charles, Ir., Agri., 484 Postier, Russell, Fr., Agri., 426 Poteet, Donald, Sr.. Bus.. 516, 484 Poteet, Ianie, Sr., Home Ec.. 516. 484 Poteet, Robert. VM. VM. 530, 484 Potter, Alan, Fr,. ASS, 452 Potts, Ian, Sp., ASS. 376, 267, 283, 306 Potts, Ieanne, Sp., Educ., 326 P43553 Iohn, Sr., Engr., 516, 426, 272, 97, Powell, Alice, Sr., ASS, 516, 456 Powell, Arthur, Sp., Engr., 350 Powell, Charles, Sr., Bus., 516, 484, 268 Powell, James, Fr., ASS, 409 Powell, Melinda, Sr., Home Ec., 516, 360, 283, 284 Powell, Paul, Sr., Bus., 516, 484 Powell, Ronald, Fr., Engr., 409 Powell, Samuel, Fr., ASS, 409 Powell, Sandra, Sr., Educ., 516, 342, 221 Powell, Sharon, Sr., Educ.. 516, 484 Powell, Steve, Fr., Agri.. 368 Power, Guy, Sp., Bus., 484 Powers, Cath , Sp., Bus., 449 Powers, Charles, Sr., ASS, 368, 516, 311 Powers, David, Sr., Bus., 516, 484, 29, 226 Powers, Diana, Sr., Home Ec., 516, 416, 283 Powers, Iacqualyn, Pr., ASS, 463 Powers, Ioyce, Sr., Educ., 516, 456, 271, 455 Powers, Robert, Sr., Bus., 516, 324 Powers, Rosa, Fr., Home Ec., 449 Powers, Wendee, Fr., Educ., 431 Prasad, Ventrapagadta, Gr., Engr., 527, 484 Prggihard, Donna, Sr., Home Ec., 516, 431, Prater, Carolyn, Pr., ASS, 338, 322 Prater, Martha, Sp., ASS, 444, 443 Prater, Steve, Sp., ASS, 484 Prater, Susan, 'Ir., ASS, 338. Z, 240, 199 Pratt, Gary, Sp., Engr., 409, 303 Pratt, Karen, Fr., ASS, 444, 264 ' Pratt, Ted, Fr., Engr., 354, 245 Pratt, Whitney, Fr., Bus., 356 Pregler, Melvin, Ir., Bus., 440 Pressnall, lack, Sr., Bus., 516, 484 Preston, Iames, Sr., ASS, 516, 437 Preston, Iohn, Sr., Bus.. 516, 484, 292, 290 Pribble, Danny, Sp., ASS, 484 Price, Brian, Sp., Engr., 470, 309 Price, Clifton, Sr., Bus., 401, 516, 186 Price, Grant, Sp., Bus., 336 Price, Janet, Fr., Bus., 444 Price, Linda, Fr., Home Ec., 416 Price, Norma, Sp., Home Ec., 334 Price, Patricia, Sp., ASS, 376, 416, 222 Price, Patricia, Sr., Educ., 376, 516 Praia? Roberta, Sr., ASS, 516, 444, 297, 302, Price, Rogene, Ir., Home Ec., 326 Price, Roger, Sr., Engr., 516, 484 Price, Ronald, Ir., Bus., 409 Price, Sharon, Sp., Bus., 484 Price, Sue, Ir.. Bus., 376. HZ. 95 Price, Susan, Pr., ASS, 360, 342 Price, Susan, Sp., Home Ec., 360, 342 Price, Verna, Fr., ASS, 416 Priest, Norman, Sr., A ri., 516, 484 Primo, Barbara, Fr.. Eguc.. 348 Primo, Mary, Sp., Educ., 348, 241, 245, 275, 281, 320 Prince, Cindy, Fr., Bus., 463 Pritchett, Brunelle, Sr., Educ., 516, 456 Pritner, Ierry, Sp., Home Ec., 470 Proctor, Marilyn, Ir., Educ., 338, 240, 262, 320, 305, 32 Proctor, Susan, Fr., Educ., 352 Progar, Kenneth, Sr., Home Ec., 516, 484 Proue, ludy, Sp., ASS, 454 Provence, Iames, Sr., ASS. 362. 516 Provost, Ladonna, Sp., ASS, 338 Prudom, Beverly, Fr., ASS, 434 Pruet, Karen, Fr., ASS, 449 Pruitt, Larry, Sp., Bus., 470, 281 Pruitt, Sharon, Fr., Educ., 464 Pr or, Nancy, Fr., Bus., 444 Psliigoda. Leslie, VM. VM, 530, 330 Puckett, David, lg., Bus., 484 Puckett, Gregg, r., Engr., 426 Pullen, Ieffrey, Fr., Agri., 410 Puglgim, Preston, Sr., ASS, 388, 516, 261, Purcell, Rene, Fr., ASS, 444 Pursell, Gerald, Sr., Engr., 516, 437 Purtle, Sara, Sp., Home Ec., 464, 241, 458, 98, 285 Purviance, Ronald, Sr., ASS, 516, 484 Purvine, lo, Sr., ASS, 516, 431 lflilww 'Y Signature of Fashion 240 Knoblock Campus Corner Educ 431 244 Putman, Jack, Jr., A8rS, 372 Putnam, Carl, Sr., Agri., 516, 426, 224 Putnam, Mariana, Sp., Educ., 328, 21 Q Quaid, Richard, Fr., Engr., 484 Qutasem, Md. Abul, Gr., Gr., 527, 484, 286 Queen, Phillip, Fr., Engr., 484, 309 Quick, Mark, Jr., A815 344 92 Quigley, Gera d, Sr., Bus., 516, 484, 266 Quine, David, Er., A81S, 426 Quinlan, Mary, Jlr., Educ., 449, 257 guinn, Christop er, Jr., Bus., 484 uinn, Susan, Jr., Educ., 360, 3114 Qtgznln, Thomas, Sr., Engr., 516, 364, 231, Quisenberry, Jon, Fr., A8S, 410 R Rackers, Cleta, Fr., Agri., 444 Racklell, Jim, Fr., Engr., 452 Rackley, Daniel, Sr., A8rS, 516, 484 Radcliff, Katherine, Sr., Educ., 516, 456, 275 Rader, James, Sr., Home Ec., 516, 426, 264, 295, 294, 301 Ralfety, Ga le, Sp., A8rS, 376 Ragan, Katlileen, Sp., A8rS, 360 Ragxsdale, Jo, Fr., Educ., 456 Ra hal, Waleed, Sr., Engr., 516, 484 Raines, Elizabeth, Fr., Bus., 464 Rainey, Deborah, Fr., A8rS, 449 Rtaley, Beverly, Fr., A8rS, 449 Ralston, James, VM, VM, 530, 484 Ralston,IJohn, Fr., Bus., 470 Ramee, obert, Sr., Home Ec., 516, 440, 301 Ramm, Alona, Fr., Home Ec., 416 Ramm, Sandra, Fr., Educ., 464 Ramsdell, Karen, Fr., Bus., 457 Ramsey, Deloris, Jr., Educ., 406, 271, 275 Ramsey, Fred, Jr., Bus., 426, 304 Ramsey, James, Sr., Bus., 516, 484 Ramsey, Jim, Sp., Bus., 426 Ramsey, Terroll, Sp., A8rS, 426 Ramsey Ill, John, Fr., Bus., 470 Ranck, Susan, Sp., ABAS, 338 Randall, Cheryl, Sp., A81S, 449 Randle, Bonnie, Fr., Home Ec., 431 Randolph, Ann, Sp., Bus., 484 Randolph, Candace, Sr., Educ., 516, 416 Randolph, Robert, Fr., A8rS, 470 Randolph, Roger, Sr., Engr., 516, 484, 266, 277 Randolph, Stephen, Fr., A81S, 470 Randolph, Thomas, VM3, 530 Rankin, Johnnie, Sr., A81S, 516, 452 Ranney, David, Fr., Engr., 384 Ransom, Linda, Sr., Educ., 516, 416 Raper, Ronald, Sr., Educ., 516, 484, 274, 281, 302, 303, 312 Rathjen, Stan, Sr., Engr., 516, 378 Rathjen, Stanley, Sr., Engr., 516, 378 Ratlill, Michele, Gr., Gr., 348, 527 Ratzlaff, Denise, Fr., A8rS, 444 Rauh, William, Jr., Engr., 426, 270, 272 Raun, Kathryn, Sr., A8rS, 516, 416 Ravenscropt, Larry, Jr., Educ., 426, 274, 294 Rawdon, Glenn, Sp., A81S, 484 Rawlings, Sharol, Fr., A8rS, 464 Rawski, Julie, Sp., A8rS, 416 Ray, Diane, Fr., Educ., 356, 292 Ray, Donna, Jr., A81S, 416 Ray, James, Sp., Bus., 368 Ray, James, Fr., Engr., 374, 314 Ray, John, Sp., Engr., 484 Ray, Linda, Jr., Educ., 326, Z9 Ray, Molly, Sp., A8tS, 416, 295, 294, 291 Raymo, Gary, Sp., A81S, 324 Rayner, Robert, Sr., Bus., 516, 440 Reagan, Tanara, Fr., A8rS, 431 Reagor, Terence, Fr., A8rS, 420 Reames, Linda, Sp., A8rS, 484 Reames, Terry, Sp., Engr., 484 Reams, Janet, Sr., A81S, 516, 457, 282, 311 Reardon, Mar , 'Sp., A81S, 444 Rebouche, Richard, Gr., Gr., 527, 484 Rector, Joe, Sp., Bus., 336 Redbird, Michael, Fr., Bus., 362 Reding, Katherine, Fr., A8rS, 431 Redo, Jerry, Sp., Bus., 394 Reece, Lloyd, Sr., A8rS, 516, 484 Reed, Deborah, Fr., A8rS. 464 Reed, Don, Sp., Engr., 426, 299 Reed, kan, Jr., A8rS, 342, 92 Reed, onnie, Sp., Bus., 362, 292 Reed, RGBHV, Fr., A8rS, 484, 290, 294 Reeder, Car , Sp., A8rS, 484 Reeder, Glen, Jr., Educ., 364 Reeder, Thomas, Fr., Engr., 484 Reese, Claud, Fr., Agri., 437 Reese, Donna, Sr., Home Ec., 516, 484 Reese, John, Sr., Bus., 517, 484 Reese, Tony, Jr., Bus., 484 eanie, Sr., Educ., 517, 431, 428 R r, R632 Rex, Fr., Engr., 410, 299, 309 Reeve, Russell, Fr., Engr., 420 Rehm, Dianna, Sr., Educ., 517, 406, 297, 312 Reichardt, Lee, Sr., A8rS, 517, 440 Reid, Cheryl, Sp., A8rS, 434, 241, 263, 433 Reid, James, Fr., A8rS, 336 Reid, krhnny, Fr., Educ., 30 Reid, aren, Jr., Educ., 342, 240 Reid, Rayford, Jr., Bus., 368, Q5 Reid, Richard, Sr., Agri., 617, 350 Reifel, Michael, Jr., Engr., 372 Reilf, Patricia, Sp., A8rS, 464 Reinert, Jerry, Fr., Agri., 452 Reinhard, Eric, Jr., AHS, 484, 333 Reinhard, Paula, Sp., A8rS, 484 Reinhart, Vicki, Fr., Home Eci, 464 Reinhart, Walter, Sr., Engr., 917, 484 Reins, Jean, Sr., Home Ec., 517, 449 Reinschmidt, Lynn, Sp., Agri., 330 Reints, Beverly, Jr., Home Ec., 416, 284 Remington, F., Sp., Engr., 484 ' Remington, Jerry, Sr., Bus., 346, 517, 266 Remington, John, Sr., Agri., 517, 484, 248 Remmel, Kitty, Jr., A8rS, 392 Renbarger, Robert, Fr., A8rS, 368 Reneau, Danette, Sp., Educ., 376, 250 Renlro, John, VM, VM, 530, 484 Renfro, Nita, Fr., A8rS, 416 Renner, Kenneth, Sp., Agri., 437 Renner, William, Jr., Agri? 484 Repp, Katheryn, Sr., A81S, 517, 406 Reser, Pat, Sr., Home Ec., 517, 464 Reynolds, Curtis, Sr., Educ., 517, 484 Reynolds, Danny, Sr., Engr., 517, 484, 164 Reynolds, Edward, Sp., A8rS, 484 Reynolds, Jim, VM2, 530 Reynolds, Lynda, Jr., Educ., 484, 297, 299, 312 Reynolds, Robert, Jr., Engr., 440 Reynolds, Vicki, Fr., Home Ec., 431 Rhatigan, Cynthia, Fr., Educ., 449 Rhea, George, Fr., A8rS, 410, 251, 258 Rheutark, Larry, Sr., Bus., 346, 517 Rhgoides, Harold, Sr., A8rS, 517, 484, 229, Rhoades, Tina, Sr., Home Ec., 517, 485, 258, 284, 302 Rhoads, Rebecca, Fr., A8rS, 342 Rhodes, keannine, Jr., Educ., 406 Rhodes, aydell, Jr., Bus., 338, 314, 269 Roberton, Debbie, Sp., Bus., 356, 221 Roberts, Adrienne, Sr., Educ., 517, 356, 275 Roberts, Charlie, Jr., Agri., 485 Roberts, Diana, Sp., Educ., 416 Roberts, Donald, Sp., Tech. Inst., 485, 278 Roberts, Donna, Fr., Home Ec., 464 Roberts, J Roberts, J an, Fr., Home Ec., 431 anet, Fr., A8rS, 328 Roberts, Janie, Jr., Educ., 416 Roberts, Jean, Sr., Educ., 334, 517 Roberts, Joe, Fr., Educ., 452 Roberts, Jghnny, Sr., Bus., 384, 517 Robe rts athy, Fr., Home Ec., 464 Roberts, Kenneth, Fr., Engr., 426 Roberts, Larry, Fr., Bus., 410, 235 Roberts, Lawrence, Sr., Engr., 366, 517, 272, 273, 276 Roberts, Mary, Jr., A8rS, 457, 223 Roberts, Michael, Fr., Bus., 437 Roberts, Peggy, Sr., A8rS, 517, 352 Roberts, Rovilla, Fr., A8rS, 431 Roberts, Samuel, Jr., A8rS, 485 Roberts, Sherri, Jr., Educ., 431, 428 Roberts, Stephen, Jr., A8rS, 324 Roberts, Terry, Fr., Engr., 426 Roberts, Thomas, Jr., Bus., 354 Roberts, Tom, Jr., Engr., 470 Roberts, Treva, Fr., Bus., 464 Robertson, Allen, Fr., Agri., 386 Robertson, Andrea, Sp., Educ., 328 Robertson, Buddy, Jr., Bus., 38,1 Robertson, Douglas, Fr., A8rS, 410 Robertson, James, Sp., Engr., 380 Robertson, Karen, Fr., Bus., 485 Robertson Roger, Fr., Engr., 346, 32 Robertsonz Thomas, Fr., Aas, 470, 295, 294 Robeson, Loyd, Sp., A8rS, 410 Robinson, Anita, Sr., ASIS, 517, 457 Robinson, Charles, Sp., Bus., 485, 295 Robinson, Clyde, Sp., Engr., 437 Robinson, Don, Sr., Home Ec., 336, 518 Robinson, George, Sp., Bus., 386 Robinson Howard, Fr., A8rS, 485 Robinson: 1. N., sf., Educ., 518, 485, 234 Robinson James, Sp., Bus., 485 Robinsoni Joe, Jr., Educ., 485 Robinson, Robinson, Robinson, Kit, Fr., A8rS, 464 L nn, Fr., A81S, 449 Rhonda, Jr., Educ., 352 Rhodes, Lois, Fr., Bus., 416 Rhodes, Paul, Sp., Agri., 485 Rice, Barbara, Sp., A81S, 444, 443 Rice, Marshall, Sr., A8iS, 517, 354 Rice, Teresa, Fr., Bus., 457 Rice, Tom, Sr., A8rS, 517, 485 Richard, Billy, Jr., Engr., 440 Richards, James, Fr., Engr., 426 Richards, Malcolm, Sr., Engr., 517, 486 Richards, Roderick, Sp., A8zS, 470 Richards, Sue, Jr., Educ., 449 Richards, Susan, Fr., Bus., 449 - Richards, Willie, Sr., A81S, 517, 485 Richardson Richardson Richardson Richardson , Charles, Jr., Agri., 350, 248, 249 , Dan, Sr., Bus., 517, 485 Evelyn, Sr., ASS, 517, 434, 308 James, VM3, 530 Richardsonz John, Fr., Bus., 332, 32 Richardson, Lois, Sr., Educ., 517, 416 Richardson Ralph Jr., Bus., 364 Richardson Z Rebecda, Sp., Educ., 485 Richerson, Jerry, Fr., Bus., 324, 322 Richert, Carol, Jr., Educ., 339, 240, 262 Richey, Tommie, Fr., Bus., 386 Ricker, David, Sr., Engr., 517, 354, 86, 88 Ricker, Larry, Sr., Educ., 517, 378 - Ricker, Shelley, Sp., A8rS, 342, 315 Rickman, Jeannie, Fr., Home Ec., 464 Riddle, Elizabeth, Jr., Home Ec., 416, 271, 284, 285 Riddle, Ken, VM, VM, 530, 485 Riddle, Robert, Sp., Bus., 426 Riddles, William, Sp., A8rS, 426 - Ridgeway, Sandra, Fr., Home Ec., 485 Rid ey, Karen, Sp., A8rS, 416, 292 Ridley, Sharon, Sp., Educ., 416 Rieck, Walter, Gr., Agri., 527. 485 Riefe, Rick, Sp., Home Ec., 324 Rieraf, Luis, Sr., Engr., 517, 485 Rifle, Gerald, Sr., A8rS, 517, 485, 302 Rigby, Charles, Sr., Engr., 517, 485, 224 Riggs, Leigh, Fr., A8rS, 326 Riggs, Mary, Fr., A8rS, 457, 245 Riise, Maren, Sr., A8rS, 517, 416, 315 Rikli, Christine, Fr., Educ., 449 Riley, Michael, Fr.. A8rS. 420 Riley, Susan, Sp., Bus., 406 Riley, Willitam, Sr., A8iS, 517, 485 Ringwald, Fred, Jr., A8rS, 368 Ringwald, John, Jr., Bus., 372 Rippee, Regina, Jr., Home Ec., 431, 284 Risinger, Michael, Sp., A8rS, 437 Risk, John, Jr., Bus., 485 Risner, David, Sr., Agri., 517, 485 Risner, Gary, Fr., Engr., 470 Risner, Kathleen, Sr., Home Ec., 517, 459, 271, 284, 285 Rittenhouse. Lee, Jr., Bus., 380 Ritthaler, Sharon, Sp.. Educ., 485 Roach, Larry, Sp., A8rS, 370 Ro ch Pam Fr Reeves, Larry, Sp., Engr., 426 Reeves, Peggy, Sr., Home Ec., 517, 484 Reeves, Terry, Fr., Engr., 437 Regan, Robert, Jr., Engr., 419 Regan, Susan, Fr., A81S, 449 Reger, David, Fr., Agri., 364, 322 Regnier, John, VM, VM, 530, 484 Regnier, Retha, Sp., Educ., 484, 312 550 3 s f -a -r r Roach, Russell, Sr., Educ., 517, 378 Roach, Sam, Sp., Bus., 452 Roark, Carolyn, Fr.. Bus., 444 Robbins, Pamela, Sr., Bus., 517, 485 Roberson, Bobb , Sr., Agri., 517, 485 Roberson, Cami Sp., E uc., 360 Roberson, Ronald, Sp., Engr., 470 Robinson, Robert, Jr., A8rS, 485 Robinson, Suzanne, Fr., A8rS, 449 Robinson, Vickie, Fr., A8rS, 444 Robison, Bobby, Jr., Educ., 410 Robison, Kathey. Fr., A81S, 360 Roblyer, Cara, Fr., A8rS, 457 Robson, James, Sr., Bus., 518, 364 Rtglgyl, Kay, Sr., Home Ec., 518, 449, 281, Rock, Debra, Fr., Bus., 464, 299 Rock, Richard, Sp., A8rS, 380 Rock, William, Sr., Engr., 518, 485 Rockel, Sherry, Jr., A81S, 431 Rodebimh, Michael, Sp., Engr., 382 Rodgers, Gregory, Fr., A8rS, 426 Rodgers, Richard, Jr., A8rS, 426. 232 Rodgers, William, Fr., Engr., 426 Roe, Dennis, Fr., Bus., 388, 322 Roe, John, Sr., A8rS, 518, 485 Roebuck, Debbie, Fr., Home Ec., 464 Roelofsen, Bett , Sp., Bus., 444 Roemer, Danielle, Sr., A8rS, 518, 352, 94, 87, 305 Rogers, Carolyn, Jr., Educ., 457, 293 Rogers, Celia, Fr., Educ., 457 Rogers, Connie, Sr., Educ., 518, 416 Rogers, Frank, Sp., Engr., 410 Rogers, Gary, Sr., Bus., 518, 485, 268 Rogers, Jo Ann, Sr., A8rS. 518, 485, 273 Rogers, John, Fr., Bus., 440 Rogers, Jon, VM2, 530 Rogers, Leonard, Sr., Agri., 518, 485 Rogers, Linda, Sr., Bus., 518, 416, 268 Rogers, Marvin, Sr., Engr., 518, 485 Rogers, Ralph, Jr., Bus., 368 Rogers, Richard Paul, Sr., Educ., 518, 485 Rogers, Ronald, Sp., Tech. Inst., 485, 311 Rogers, Russell, Fr., Agri., 485 Rogers, Sandy, Jr., Home Ec., 343, 306 Rogers, Teresa, Jr., Home Ec., 416. 314, 284 Ro ers, William, Sr., Engr., 518, 485 RoRde, Douglas, Sr., Engr., 518, 485, 277 Rohde, Karen, Sr., Educ., 518, 485 Rohleder, Michael, Fr., Bus., 378, 259 Rohrer, David, Sp., A ri., 330 Rohrer, Justina, Fr.. Eguc., 464 Rolland, Cynthia, Fr., Educ., 464 Romero, Beverly. Fr., Engr., 464 Romine, Gary, Fr., Bus., 346 Ronck, Barbara. Sp., Educ.. 360 Ronck, Victor, Sp., A8rS, 437 Roney, Steve, Jr., Bus., 179 Ronne, Robert. Fr., Bus., 410, 235 Roop, Peggy, Fr., Home Ec., 352, 294 Roos, Howard, Gr., Gr., 527, 437 Root, Kenneth, Sp., Agri., 330 Root, Rich-ard, Jr., Bus., 485, 265 Roper, Juanita, Fr., Agri., 464 Roper, Martha, Sr., Home Ec., 518. 431, 284 Roper, Sharon, Sp., Home Ec., 416 Rosamond, Vernon, Sr., Engr., 518, 485, 289 Rose, Doug, Sp., A8rS, 384 Roschak, Michael, Jr., Educ., 386 Rose, Kathleen, Fr., Educ., 464 Rose, Linda, Sr., A8rS, 518, 485, 271, 296 Rosebush, Janis, Jr., A8rS, 416, 223 Roselius, Michael, Sr., Bus., 518, 426 Roselius, Sue, Fr., A8rS, 431 Rosell, Robert, Sp., ASIS, 332, 372 Rosen, Michael, Sr., A8rS, 518, 426, 292 Rcxgnblatt, Leonard, Sr., Home Ec., 518, D Rosenhamer, Gary, Fr., Bus., 324 Rosenstein, Mike, Sp., Bus., 410 Ross, Becky, Sp., A81S, 343 Burr, Jr., Engr., 382 Ross, Ross, Elizabeth, Sp., A8rS, 444 Ross, Marilyn, Sr., Educ., 518, 392 Rex, Fr. Engr. 485 Ross, , , Ross, Shirley, Sr., Home Ec., 518, 360, 290 Rosson, Janice, Sp., A8rS, 457, 302 Roswell, Robert, Sp., A8rS Roswell, William, Sr., Engr., 518, 332, 270 272, 321 Roszel, Norda, Jr., Educ., 449, 445 Rouk, Terry, Fr., Engr., 485, 290 Rounsaville, Janet, Sr., Educ., 518, 360 Rourke, Larry, Jr., Engr., 346, 266 Rouse, Bill, Sr., A8rS, 518, 386 Rouse, Douglas, Fr., Bus., 470 Roush, Clint, Sr., Agri., 330, 518, 98, 88 Roigah, Julia, Sp., Bus., 360, 241, 243, 251, Roussalis, Georgia, Sr., A8rS, 348, 518 Routh, Alan, Sr., Engr., 380, 518 Rowden, Linda, Sr., ASLS, 518, 416 Rowe, Susan, Fr., Home Ec., 343 Rowell, Danny, Fr., Bus., 485 H Rowland, Connie, Fr., Educ., 457 Rcaygr, Winette, Sp., Educ., 328, 243, 262, o Rubey, Thomas, Sr., A8rS, 366, 518 Rucker, Deanna, Sp., Educ., 457 Rucker, Jenny, Fr., A8rS, 431, 244 Rudi er, Chris, Fr., Bus., 470 Ruehl, Roger, Jr., Bus., 370 Ruehlen, Rebecca, Sp., A8rS, 326 Ruhr, Lawrence, Fr., A8rS, 420 Runyan, David, Fr., Bus., 344 Rupert, Larry, Fr., A8rS, 410 Rupp, Karen, Sp., A8rS, 464 Rusch, Cheryl, Fr., A8rS, 464 Russell, Cheryl, Fr., A8rS, 464 Russell, David, Fr., Engr., 426, 309 Russell, Judy, Sr., A81S, 518, 416 Russell, Larque, Fr., Educ., 343 Ruster, James, Sr., VM, 518, 485 Ruth, Bill, Fr., Agri., 452, 295, 294 Rutledge, Merrilyn, Fr., Bus., 485 Rutledge, Susan, Fr., Educ., 434 Rutz, Ben, Sr., Educ., 518, 485, 312 Rutz, William, Sp., Bus., 427 Ryan, David, Fr., Engr., 380 Ryan, Douglas, Sr., A8rS, 518, 485 Ryan, Kath , Fr., A8rS, 444 Ryan, Waller, Jr., A8rS, 470 Ryser, Leslie, Fr., A8rS, 343 S Saab, Faisal, Sr., A8rS, 485 Sabetian, Jafar, Jr., Engr., 471, 287 Sabin, Jana, Fr., A8S, 434 Sadberry, Michael, Jr., Bus., 380 Sadler, Darrell, Sr., A8rS, 518, 485 Sadler, Karen, Jr., A8rS, 352 Safla, Ron, Sp., A8rS, 324 Sage, Howard, Jr., A8rS, 388 Saied, Debra, Fr., A8rS, 444 Saied, Delia, Jr., Home Ec., 326 Saied, John, Fr., Bus., 364 Sailer, Jeff, Fr., Bus., 364, 322 Sale, James, Sr., Bus., 382, 518 Salsman, Lloyd, Sp., Engr., 410- Salter, Jimmy, Jr., Agri., 485, 252 Samin, qirhar, Gr., Gr., 527, 485 - Sample, oger, Sr., Educ., 518, 485 Sample, Sharon, Fr., Bus., 485 Samuelson, Richard, Sp., Engr., 471 Sandberg, Skip, Sr., Bus., 384 Sanders, Cecelia, Sr., Home Ec., 518, 449, 284, 285 Sanders, Charlotte, Sr., A8zS, 348, 518 Sanders, David, Jr., Engr., 370 Sanders, James, Sp., Engr., 440 Sanders, Marilyn, Fr., Educ., 464 Sanders, Mark, Fr., Engr., 471 Sanders, Nancy, Sp., A81S, 376, 267 Sanders, Patricia, Fr., Home Ec., 416 Sanders, Sherri, Sr., Educ., 518, 339 Sanders, Troy, Sp., Engr., 410, 231, 261, 236, 235 Sanders, Vicky, Fr., A8iS, 416 Sanderson, Marilyn, Sr., Educ., 518, 464, 91 Sanford, Robert, Sp., Agri., 437 Sanford, Thomas, Sr., Bus., 346, 518, 304 Sappington, Mary, Jr., Educ., 360 Sarchet, Michelle, Jr., Bus., 431, 302 Satterlee, Jimmy, Sp., Agri., 485, 257 Savage, Enice, Jr., Bus., 449 Sava e, ay, Sr., Home Ec., 518, 485 Savell, Charles, Sr., Agri., 518, 174 Saxon, Charles, Sp., Bus., 401, 426 Sayers, Kelly, Sp., Educ., 464 Sayers, Sonia, Fr., A8rS. 348 Sayers, William, Sr., A8rS, 518, 364 Sayre, Athlyn, Jr., Home Ec., 360 Scales, Laura, Sp., A8rS, 376, 221, 94 Scaling, Richard, Jr., A8rS, 426 Scanlon, Paul, Sr., Educ., 518, 485, 280, 300 Scantling, Pamela, Jr., A8rS, 449 Scarberry, Harold, Fr., Bus., 366 Scenter, Guy, Fr., Engr., 437, 309 Schachle, David, Fr., Agri., 332 C9 Is- IS BIGGER llllll BETTER Tllllll EVER. Hamburger 0 Cheeseburger Hilo 0 Fish Sandwich Grill Cheese 0 French Fries 0 Pork Tender Coke 0 Dr. Pepper 0 Sprile 0 Orange 0 Rool Beer Coffee 0 Milk 0 Milk Shakes We 5 6 M an -e:-- as .. fl f R, 9 Q Home of fhe Plaid Berel' Schaefer, Candyce, jr., Educ., 356, 96 Schaefer, Denise, Fr., Educ., 356 Schaefer, Matt, Gr., Bus., 527, 374 Ronald, Fr., Educ., 410, 294 Schaefer, Schaefer, Tom, Sr., Bus., 518, 374, 304 Schandorf, jennie, Fr., A8rS, 339 Schatti, Charles, Sr., Educ., 518, 410, 303 Sclgggel, Mary, Sr., Educ., 376, 518, 262, Scheiiier, Elizabeth, Fr., Bus., 464 Schefller, john, Sr., Educ., 518, 437 Sclvilgeber, Carol, Sp., Educ., 434, 244, 433, Schieber, Sylvia, Fr., Home Ec., 464 Schieifer, Marilyn, Fr., Bus., 434 Schilfner, james, Sp., Engr., 410 Schif Schil iliti, james, jr., Engr., 440, 280, 300 le, Don, Sr., Home Ec., 366, 519 Schindler, Kathleen, jr., A8rS, 416, 304 Schlegel, Marcus, Sp., Engr., 440 Schlessman, Deborah, Sp., A8rS, 326 Schlotz, Randy, jr., Educ., 426, 264 Schmid, Ruth, Fr., A8rS, 431 Schmidt, Bill, Fr., Bus., 346 Schmidt Carol, jr., A8rS, 444 schmidtl Eric, Pr., Bas., 366 Schmidt, Htank, Fr., Bus., 368, 245 Schmidt, jerry, jr., Agri., 350, 242 Schmidt joe Sp. Bus. 382 schmiarf Lyrfn, si., Ass, 519, 485 Schmidt, Richard, Sr., Bus., 401, 519, 179 Schmidt, Ronald, Sr., Agri., 519, 485, 252 Schmitz, Yvonne, Sp., A8rS, 457, 241 Schneider, Karen, Sr., A8zS, 519, 392 Schneider, Michael, Fr., Engr., 410 Schneider, Philip, jr., Bus., 471 284 Shirle Schneider, Robert, Fr., A81'S, 324 Schneidewent, Steve, Fr., A8rS, 420 Schnitzer, joyce, Fr., A8rS, 464 Scgtgtgtzer, Steven, jr., Bus., 426, 29, 227, Schnorrenberg, jim, Fr., A8rS, 410 Schober, Scott, Sp., Bus., 426 Schoeb, Trenton, Fr., Agri., 437 Schoedel, Don, Sp., Bus., 440 Schoen, Richard, Sr., A8rS, 519, 485, 226 Schoenhals, Linda, Sr., Educ., 519, 449 Schoenhals, Sue, Fr., Bus., 457 Scholz, Kathleen, Sr., Home Ec., 464 Schone, Leo, jr., Agri., 485, 249 Schoonover, james, Fr., A8rS, 410 Schoonover, Lyle, jr., Educ., 410 Schott, john, Sp., Bus., 370 Schott, Karen, Fr., A8rS, 352 Shcrodt, Vicky, jr., Home Ec., 416 Schroeder, Carl, jr., Engr., 370 Scllggeder, Connie, Sp., Educ., 434, 244, Schroeder, Connie, Er., Home Ec., 334 Schroeder, Cynthia, Sp., A8xS, 485 Schroeder, joyce, Sr., Home Ec., 519, 485 Schroeder, Marthia, Sp., A8rS, 416 Schroer, Marsha, Sp., Home Ec., 392 Schuelein, Larry, jr., Engr., 378, 309 Schuermann, Randy, jr., Educ., 372 Schulien, Lee, Sr., Engr., 519, 485 SC1i1,'ilgI9, Mary, Sp., Educ., 348, 244, 267, Schultz, Marilyn, Fr., A8rS, 464 Schulze, Greg, Fr., A8rS, 452 Schumann, Betsy, jr., Home Ec., 326 Schussler, Hans, Fr., A8rS, 420 Schwamb, Gail, jr., Educ., 449 Schwanke, Steve, Sp., A8rS, 362 Schwarz, Mark, jr., A8rS, 374, D5 Schwenk, George, Fr., Bus., 410 Scgtoufyenfeger, Lynn, Sr., A8rS, 519, 360, 282, Schwertge er, Kathy, Fr., Home Ec., 360 Settles, Charles, Sr., Engr,. 519, 485 Settles, Robert, jr., Engr., 485, 225, 234 Sewell, Ramona, jr., Educ., 360, 221 Sexton, jolm, VM, 530, 485 Shackelford, james, Fr., A8rS, 440 Shackelford, Mary, Sp., A8rS, 464, 241 Shafer, Robert Sr., Bus., 346, 519 Shaffer, Kelly, jr., Educ., 471, 310 Shank, Thomas, Sr., A8rS, 519, 426 Shanks, Larry,tjr., Engr., 485 Shannon, Dan , Sr., A8iS, 519, 426 Shannon, Robert, Sr., Engr., 519, 426 Sharp, Sandra, Fr., A8rS, 464 Sharpe, Nelson, Fr., A8rS, 354, 245 Shaw, james, Sr., A8rS, 519, 485 Shaw, john, Sp., Bus., 368, 314 L. O., VM3, 530, 485 Shaw, Shaw, Larry, Sr., Engr., 519, 485, 277 Shaw, Malcolm, Er., A8rS, 437 Shaw, Mary, Sp., A8rS, 444 Shaw, Patricia, jr., A8rS, 360 Shaw, Peggy, jr., Educ., 485 Shaw, Rose, Sp., Home Ec., 431, 241, 284 Shaw, Vicki, Sp., Educ., 376, 21, 96 Shawley, Richard, Sr., VM, 519, 485 Shea, Molly, Er., A8rS, 464 Shearer, james, Sr., VM, 519, 350 Shecter, Paul, Er., Agri., 471 Shedrick, Rhonda, Sp., Home Ec., 360, 285 Shedron, Sandi, Sr., Educ., 326, 519 Sheehan, Sherry, Sr., Educ., 519, 356, 305 Sheehan, Stephen, Fr., Engr., 437 Sheets, Christine, Sr,, Educ., 519, 339 Sheets, David, FL, Bus., 384 Sheflield, jennifer, Fr., Educ., 464 Shelly, Linda, Sp., A81S, 416 Sheiver, jo, jr., A8rS, 416 Shelby, Ben, Sp., Bus., 426 Shelby, Kenneth, jr., Agri., 485 Shelest, Gregory, Sp., Engr., 437 Shell, David, VM3, 530, 86, 303 Shelton, Gordon, Sp., Bus., 364 Shelton, jane, Sr., Bus., 316, 519, 95 Shelton, jean, Sr., Educ., 376, 519, 221, 281, 89, 87, 86 Shelton, jim, Er., Agri., 330 Shelton, Michael, Fr., A8rS, 471 Shepard, Larry, Fr., Educ., 437 Shepherd, Carl, jr., Agri., 330 Shepherd, Kathy, Sr., Home Ec., 519, 356 Shepherd, Susan, Fr., Home Ec., 464, 251 Shepherd, Suzanne, Fr., A8rS, 449 Shepherd, William, Sr., Bus., 380, 519 Sherard, Sandra, jr., A8rS, 416 Sheriff, Tom, Sp., Bus., 340 Sherle, joe, Sr., Agri., 519, 486, 252, 261 Sherman, judith, Sr., A8iS, 519, 360, 21, 320, 87, 86 Shermer, Craig, Sr., Engr., 519, 486 Sherrill, Linda, Sr., Educ., 519, 487, 275 Sherrill, Ward, Gr., Gr., 527, 486, 275 Sherry, Daniel, Sp., A81S, 486, 312 Shi, A., jr., A8rS, 360 Shi, A. H., Sr., Agri., 330, 519 Shidler, janeann, Fr., Home Ec., 464 Shields, justin, Sp., Engr., 344 Shigiane , Linda, Sr., Home Ec., 519, 449, Shimrock, Thomas, Sp., Home Ec., 346 Shin leton, Mike, Sp., A8iS, 440 Shipiey, Dennis, jr., Agri., 350 Shipley, Leslie, jr., Home Ec., 449 Shipley, Terry, Fr., Agri., 350, 248, 322, 95 Shipman, jimmie, VM, 530, 486 Shipman, Mary, Sp., A8rS, 457 Shirck, Bruce, Sp., Engr., 386 Shirk, Robert, Sp., En r., 426 8 Shirley, Charlotte, jr., Home Ec., 449, 240, Scott, Cle0a, Sp., A8rS, 416 Scott, Coleman, VM3, 530 Scott, Dennis, Sp., Engr., 426 Scott, james, Sr., A8rS, 519, 426 Scott, john, Sp., VM, 530, 485 Scggti Karen, Sr., Home Ec., 519, 457, 284, Scott, Larry, Fr., Bus., 410, 294, 309 Scott, Larry, Er., Engr., 410 Scott, Sylvia, S ., Home Ec., 449 Scrib ner, Ronalrii, Sr., A8rS, 519, 378, 198 Scroggs, jane, Sr., Home Ec., 348, 519, 275 Sear ock, janice, Fr., Bus., 464 Seal, Patricia, Sp., Home Ec., 360 Seal, Ralph, Sp., Bus., 426 Seale, Edward, Fr., A8rS, 471 Sealy, james, Fr., Engr., 426 Seaton, Sharan, jr., Home Ec., 457 Seay, Norma, Sp., A8rS, 457 Secrist, Mary, Fr., Home Ec., 334 Sedlok, Debra, jr., Bus., 326 Sesfildt, Emmet, Sr., Agri., 519, 426, 252, Seefe ldt, judith, Sp., Home Ec., 457, 284, 24, 291 Seelig, Carol, Fr., Bus., 431 Segars, Sharon, Fr., A8rS, 376 Seitzler, Arthur, Sp., A81S, 471 Selby, Martha Sr., Educ., 519, 406, 274 Sellers, jimmy, Sr., Educ., 519, 485 Selvey, Donald, Fr., A8rS, 410 Semrad, Barbara, Sp., Educ., 352, 307 Semrad, Laverne, jr., Agri., 350, 242, 249 Semrad, Rodney, Fr., Agri., 420, 247 Senatore, Richard, Fr., Home Ec., 471, 301 Senn, Robert, Sp., Bus., 440 Sesock, Andrew, Sr., Bus., 519, 4110, 304 Setterberg, john, jr., Engr., 426 552 Glenda, Sr., Bus., 519, 486, 299 Y, Shirley, Kathy, Fr., Home Ec., 457 Shirley, Kenneth, Fr., Bus., 230, 486 Shirley, Larry, jr., A81S, 336, 241, 321 Shgcgt ey, Carol, Sp., Educ., 464, 267, 274, 5 Sheff, Brian, Sp., Bus., 426 Short, Marcia, VM2, 530, 486 Short, Sylvia, jr., Educ., 464 Shoukley, Eddie, Sp., Bus., 380 Shouse, james, Fr., Engr., 384 Shouse, janet, Sr., Educ., 519, 360 Shrader, Nancy, Sp., Home Ec., 464 Shrader, Susan, Fr., A8r'S, 464 Shreve, Larry, Sp., Bus., 440 Shreve, Warren, Sr., Bus., 520, 486, 268 Shriver, Cindy, Sp., Bus., 449 Shriver, Steven, Sr., Agri., 520, 350, 249, 257, 89, 88 Shriver, Terry, Fr., Home Ec., 449 Shroff, David, jr., Engr., 486 Shigil, Don, Sr., Bus., 520, 486, 264, 292, Shrontz, Margaret, Er., A8rS, 334 Shroyer, Tom, VM, VM, 530, 486 Shrum, Sharon, Fr., A8rS, 464 Shuler, Billy, Fr., Agri., 437 Shuller, Henry, Sp., Engr., 354 Shupack, Diane, Fr., Home Ec., 444 Shupe, Thomas, Fr., En r., 426 Shupert, Sue, Fr., Bus., 1344 Sias, Michael, Sp., A8rS, 420 Siders, Don, Fr., Engr., 471, 309 Sicggvgll, Raymond, Sr., Agri., 520, 486, 242, Siegismund, Nancy, Sp., Home Ec., 343 Siagmann, Dennis, Fr., A8rS, 388, 322 Si ord, Kenny, jr., Engr., 486 Siler, judith, Sp., A8rS, 350 Silk, William, Sr., Engr., 366, 520 Silva, Dorothy, Fr., Educ., 434 Simari, William, Sr., A8rS, 520, 486 Simmons Ben r En r 440 , , I -, g -. Simmons, Bruce, VM, VM, Simmons, janet, Fr., Educ., o30, 486 431, 251 Simmons, jo., Sp., Home Ec., 464 Simms, Linda, jr., Bus., 343 Simon, jose, Sp., Engr., 486 Simon, Pedro, jr., Agri., 486 Simonson, Donna, Sr., A8rS, 520, 486 Simpson, Charles, jr., Bus., 336 Simpson, David, Sp., Engr., -126 Simpson, Diane, Sp., Bus., 464 Simpson, john, jr., Educ., 486 Simpson Linda, Fr., A8rS, 464 Simpson, Vicky, Fr., A81S, 464 Sims, Opal, jr., Bus., 457 Sims, Patrick, Sp., A81S, 362 Sims, Stephen, jr., Agri., 486, 248 Simunek, jeannette, Sp., ASS, 457, 245 Sinclair, Donald, jr., Bus., 368 Sinor, Richard, jr., Agri., 486 Sipes, Betty, jr., A8rS, 410 Sizelove, Kenneth, VM, VM, 530, 330, 311 Skaggs, Skaggs, Skaggs, james, Fr., A8rS, 471 Roger, Sr., Engr., 520, 486 William, Sp., Agri., 350 Skeeles, john, Sr., VM, 520, 486 Skelley, Eugene, jr., Agri., 350, 248 Skelton, Harold, jr., Bus., 410 Skinner, jack, Sr., Engr., 520, 390, 272 Skinner, Linda, jr., Educ., 339, 258 Skinner, Susan, Sr., A8rS, 520, 339, 307 Slackman, Howard, Sr., Agri., 520, 486 Slaggle, Knox, Sp., A8rS, 486 Slaight, Glenna, Sp., Bus., 465 Slamans, Betty, Sp., Educ., 444 Slater, Lynda, Sp., Bus., 360 Slaton, Vernon, Fr., Engr., 346 Slaughter, john, jr., Engr., 370, 321 Slavonic, Greg, Sp., A8rS, 440 Sleeper, john, Fr., Engr., 410 Sliger, Kenneth, EL, Engr., 420 Sliger, Linda, Fr., Home Ec., 431 Sloat, Biljif, Sr., A8rS, 520, 486 Smallwoo , Stephen, jr., A81S, 426 Smart Smart Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith 294 Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith a y s x Q y 3 y , , , s , , Dean, Fr., Agri., 420 Ronald, Fr., Educ., 352 Albert, Sr., Agri., 330, 520 Andrea, jr., A8rS, 339, 240, 306 Andrew, Fr., Agri., 452, 94 Anna, Sr., Educ., 520, 431 Barbara, jr., Bus., 444, 465, 315 Barbara, Sp., A8rS, 444, 294, 299 Betty, Sr., A8rS, 520, 434, 297, 312 Brian, Sr., A8rS, 520, 486 Bruce, jr., A8rS, 386 Carol, Fr., Bus., 444 Cathey, Fr., Educ., 4149 Cecil, jr., Bus., 420 Charles, VM3, 530, 486,252, 261, 302 Chris, Sr., Agri., 520, 486, 242, 248 Colin, jr., Bus., 378 Connie, Sp., Home Ec,, 360, 449, Connie, Fr., Educ., 360 Craig, Fr., A8rS, 437 Cynthia, Sp., A8rS, 360, 465 Cynthia, Fr., Educ., 360 Dan, jr., A8iS, 420 David, jr., Engr., 486, 272 David, VM3, 530, 486 David, jr., A8rS, 486, 426, D7 Debbie, Fr., Home Ec., 352 Smithi Diana, Fr., Educ., 444 Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith smnhf Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith 275 Smith, Smith, Smith Smith: Smith Smith Smith Q s s , , , , , s 5 1 , Don, Sr., Bus., 5210, 426 Donnie, Fr., Engr., 437, 242 E., Sp., Educ., 416 Edmond, Sr., Educ., 520, 372 Elaine, Sr., Home Ec., 520, 328 Esthel, jr., Educ., 426 Gary, jr., A8rS, 426 Gerald, jr., A8rS, 486 Glenn, Sr., A8iS, 520, 426 Michael, Sr., Bus., 401, 520 james, Sp., Bus., 336, 362, 486 james, jr., Bus., 336, 362, 486 james, VM, VM, 530, 336, 362 janet, Sp., A8rS, 328, 449 janet, Fr., A8rS, 328 jeanie, Gr., Home Ec., 527, 486 jerry, Sp., A8rS, 486 jo, Sp., Educ., 457, 261 john, jr., Engr., 452, 303 joseph, jr., Bus., 336, 426, 174 joseph, Sr., Bus., 336, 520 jgldy, Fr., Educ., 449 aren, Sr., Educ., 520, 416, 240, 271 Karen, Sr., Bus., 520, 416, 457, 243 Kasaundra, Sp., Educ., 465, 245, 315 Larry, Fr., Engr., 1437 Larry, Sr., Engr., 520, 426, 277 Lawrence, Sr., Bus., 521, 486 Le Anne, Fr., Bus., 457 Lee, Sp., A8rS, 426 Leland, jr., Home Ec., 420 Linda, jr., Educ., 376, 432, 240, 271, Linda, Sr., A8rS, 376, 520 Martin, jr., Engr., 471 Mary, jr., Educ., 444, 449 Mary, Sp., A8rS, 4444, 457 Mary, Sp., A8rS, 444 Michael, Fr., Bus., 332, 246 Michael, jr., Bus., 340, 321 Smith, Mike, Sr., Engr., 520, 486 Smith, Nancy, jr., A8rS, 449 Smith, Pam, jr., Educ., 434 Smith, Patria, Er., A8rS, 343, 292 Smith, Patti, Er., A8rS, 449 Smith, Paul, jr., Bus., 426 Smith, Phyllis, Fr., A81S, 339 Smith, Ra ph, Sp., Agri., 437 Smith, Renee, Fr., A8rS, 377 Smith, Richard, Fr., A8iS, 471 Smith, Robert, jr., Bus,, 486 Smith, Ruth, Sp., Educ., 457 Smith, Sandy, Fr., A8:S, 444 Smith, Sharel, jr., Home Ec., 326 Smith, Shelia, Sp., Bus., 486 Smith, Sherry, Sr., Bus., 520, 486, 268 Smith, Shirley, Fr., Educ., 465 Smith, Stefania, Fr., A8rS, 465 Smith, Stephanie, Fr., Educ., 449 Smith, Steve, Sr., A8lS, 520, 324, 292, 290 Smith, Steven, Sr., A8rS, 520, 486, 236 Smith, Susan, Fr., A81S, 465 Smith, Susan, Fr., A8rS, 449, 455 Smith, Sylvia, jr., Home Ec., 360, 98, 285 Smith Teresa Sp., Bus., 343 Smith, Timothy, Sr., Agri., 520, 486 Smysor, Mary, Sp., Bus., 416 Smysor, Travette, Sr., Bus., 348 Smythe, Trene, Fr., Educ., 465 Snell, Linda, Fr., A8iS, 356 Snethen, Carol, Fr., Bus., 465 Snider, john, Fr., Agri., 486 Snider, Melinda, Fr., A8rS, 465 Snider, Terry, jr., Bus., 382 Snider, Sara, jr., Educ., 326 Snider, Vicki, Sp., Educ., 449 Alfred, Sp., Bus., 324 Snipes, Snow, Carol, Sr., Bus., 520, 416 Snow, Diane, Fr., Bus., 444 Snow, Russell, jr., Bus., 386 Snowden, Kenneth, Sp., Agri., 437 Snowden, Ronald, Sr., Agri., 520, 437 Snyder, Karen, Sp., A8rS, 449 Sn der, Linda, Sr., A8rS, 520, 416, 275 Soger, Bob, Fr., Engr., 440 Soderstrom, Edwin, Sr., Engr., 520, 410 Sodowsky, Elden, Sp., Engr., 486, 261 Sodowsky, janet, Fr., Home Ec., 486, 284 Sodowsky, juanita, Sr., Home Ec., 520, 406 Sodowsky, Lynn, Fr., Agri., 452 Sollars, David, Sr., Bus., 346, 520 Solomon, Linda, Sr., Educ., 326, 520 Sommer, Richard, Fr., A8rS, 471, 290 Sommerfrucht, R., jr., Bus., -140 Sooter, Matthew, Sr., Engr., 520, 486, 272, 309 Soper, Cynthia, jr., Bus., 377, 292 Sorenson, joe, Sr., Engr., 3382, 520, 226, 321, 88, 179, 298 Sosbee, Thomas, Sr., A8rS, 520, 486 Souders, Marcia, Fr., Home Ec., 457 Soulek, Patricia, Sr., A8rS, 520, 465 Soules, joy, Sp., Bus., 449 Southerland, jon, VM, VM, 530, 486 Souza, Dennis, Sr., A81S, 520, 486, 219, 224 Sowards, Gloria, Fr., A8rS, 465 Sowards, Randy, Fr., Engr., 471 Spaeth, Anita, Sp., A8rS, 360, 221 Spain, Cynthia, Fr., Educ., 416 Spanier, Brigid, Sp., A8rS, 416 Sparkes, Carolyn, Fr., A8rS, 444 Sparks, David, Fr., Agri., 386 Sparks, David, Sp., Engr., 426 Sparks, Margaret, Sp., A8rS, 465 Sparlin, j. A., Sp., A8rS, 426, 301 Speaker, Bob, Fr., Bus., 364 Spear, Cynthia, Sp., Educ., 352 Spear, judy, jr., Educ., 356 Spears, Carol, Sr., Home Ec., 520, 406 Spears, jennifer, Fr., Gr., 486 Specie, Carolyn, jr., Bus., 377, 22 Specie, jo Ann, Fr., Home Ec., 449 Speer, Dwayne, Sp., Engr., 410, 301 Speer, Mari, Fr., A8rS, 465 Speer, Mary, Sp., Bus., 432, 281 Speer, Rosalind, Fr., A8rS, 465 Speir, Andrew, Sp., Engr., 440 Spellman, Rick, Fr., A8rS, 471, 245, 312 Spencer, Mar , jr., A8rS, 360, 94 Spencer, Stepllen, Sp., Bus., 346, 295, 294 Sperry, Wil iam, jr., Bus., 364 Spess, Richard, Sr., Agri., 520, 486 Spicer, Mary, jr., Educ., 326 Spielberger, William, Sp., Bus., 380 Spiltliman, Elizabeth, Fr., Home Ec., 432, Spinharney, judy, Sp., Bus., 444 Spinks, Melvinal, jr., A8rS, 323 Spitznas, Mary, Sr., Home Ec., 520, 449, 284, 283 Spleth, Stephen, Sr., Agri., 520, 440 Sponberg, Deborah, Fr., A81S, 339 Sposato, Nancy, jr., Bus., 457 Spraiy, jen, Fr., Educ., 339 Spre e, Stephen. jr., Agri., 486 Spriestersbach, Brenda, Fr., A81S, 465 Springall, Anne, Sp., A8rS, 352 Springer, Harold, Fr., Engr., 471 Springfield, Thomas, Sr., Bus., 520, 340 Spisgrggstube, Woodard, Sp., Agri., 486, 253, Sprowls, Carol, jr., Home Ec., 457, 284 Sprowls, Phoebe, Sp., Home Ec., 326 Spurlock, jamey, Fr., A81S, 444 Squireguarlita, Sr., ASLS, 520, 406, 271, 297, 12 Squires, Patricia, Fr., Educ., 457 StaCy. john, Fr., ARS, 1544, '522 Staerkel, Richarrl, Sp., ANS, 4811 Staf'f11rtl, joe. jr., Agri.. 4146 Staffnrcl. jutly, Fr., litluc.. 452, 45-1 Sta1l1111r1l. jutly. Fr.. Iitluc., 432, 454 Stailirvrd. Rnhert, jr., Agri.. 330, 248 Staggs. Nattry. jr.. Bus., 336, 2651 Stahl, Dan, jr., Bus., 15611 Staiger, Clary, Sp., Bus., 4S6, 1304 Staines, Cathy, Fr.. ARS. 1577 Staines. Diane, Sp.. ASS. '177, 221, 2512 Staley. 1.arry. Sp.. Bus.. 432 Stall, Troy. lir.. Engr., 471 Stalnal4t'r, N1ary, Fr., 11111110 llc., 463, 243 Stantlritlge, jutlith, jr., ANS, 41111, 1117, 1512 Stantielcl, john, jr., Bus., 426, 263, 513 Stanle Stanle y. Dennis. Fr.. Agri.. 486 y, jarnz-1, Sp.. .-XSS. '5116 Stanley. johnny, jr.. ASS. 3138. 314 Stanley. Painola, Fr., litlue., 334 Stansherry. Patricia, jr., litluc., 3211 Stanton, BL-th, Sp., ARS. 463 Stanton, james, Sr.. lfngr., 320, 4196, 277 Starks. Mit-haul. Sp.. lingr.. 486 Starr. Sally. Sr., Horvu- lic.. 321, 4116, 2143 Starrett. jnhn, Sr., Bus., 321, 3715 Staten, Karen, Fr., AHS, 416 Stauclt, Susan, Sr.. Bus., 321, 4156 Steatl. l.intla, jr.. ANS. 4111, 297, 1312 Stefan, j11l1n11y. Sr.. Bus.. 321. 4211, 224 Steckel. Michael. jr.. Agri.. 436 Stedman, Rivharcl. Sr.. VM. 321. 4S6 Steeds . Cjharlt-5, VM, VM, 35.1, 4S6 Steele, Byron. jr., ARS, '572 Steele, Davicl, Sp., Engr., 4111 Stevlv, jntf, Sp., Bus.. 124, 322 Steele. 1.a1tre11. Sp.. ASS. 4132. 204, 426 Sim-11-, Malintla. Fr.. ARSS, 437 Steele, Margaret, Fr.. 11111110 EC., 4451. 244 Steele. Martha, Fr., ARS. 437 Steer. Ste1an Dnvvline, Sr.. AAS, 521, 4451, 2517, 1312 11117. llanny. Sp., Bus.. 4516. 2511 Stefliee. 111-verly, Fr.. ARS. 463 Steichen, lflizaheth, lir.. ASS. 334 Stephens, Carolyn, Sr., 1111m1' ICC., 1526, 521, 271. 284, 283 Stephens. Cathy, lfr., Educ.. 4552 Stephens, Charles. jr., Bus.. 4.577 Stephens Stephens , jerry. jr.. Bus... 4711 , jnhn, 1'r.. Agri., 5511 Stephens, j11hn. Fr.. ASS, 1186, 330 Stephens, juclv, Sr., llntrtc lic., 321, 3351 S11-:ht-ns Mafy, yr., tiduf., 4:17, Q75 1 . Stephens. Michael. Fr., Engr.. 2'511, 4111 Stephens Stephens Stephens St1'pl'1t'ns S11-rlitnr, Mike. Sr.. Agri., 321, 486 . x,2ll1'Il2l,jl'..1111YY'tC12L'.,-1S2.25 l t1n,j11rly, lfr., 11111711-lic'.,-1115 an, Lin, Sp.. Educ.. 416 jcnney, Sp., Educ.. 1532 Stvtls-r, Michael. lfr.. lingr.. 471 S101 vns, jutlith. jr.. AHS, 432. '5l12 Stu Ons, Stex tins, Mark. Fr.. Agri.. 4211 Martha. Sp.. Bus., 15311 Stvvertsott, Danny, Fr., Bus., 2311, 471 Stt'vt'ns11n, jutlith, Sp., Ilnrne lie., 332, 2515 Stt'vt'11s111'1, Ruth, Sp., Home llc., 1532, 3211 Stnrts, l5ev0rly, Sp.. Iitlttc.. 457 Stnrts. Nancy, Sr.. lltlttc., 321. 436 Story, janiw, Fr., 111111111 EC.. 417 Story. Parnela, Sp., 11r11ne EC.. '55-1 Story. Parnvla, Sr., litluc., 134. 321. 417 Stntts, Chris. jr., ARS, 36S, 156 Stover. linux, Sp., 1fng1., 486 Stover, Sterling, Sp., Bus., 3114 Stoxvers, Mickey, Sp., lgcluc.. 416 Straha 11, Danny, lzngr., 421 Str:1in.jel1, ltr., ltngr., 411 Strain. Karin, Sp., Bits., 1554 Strain, XVilliam1I.Sr.. ARS. 321. 471 Strange, Sltarun, Sp., ANS, 417 Streck, Patrick, Sr., 11tllll',, 321. 1574 Strtxlcer, Alvin, Sp., lingr., 4811 Strtrckt-r, Cfharlntte, jr.. 11111110 lic.. 4451. 26 273. 2141 Streetvr. Ronald, Sp., 1i11gr..Y+-127 Streieh, Steven. jr.. lfngr., 456, 2751 Strickland, john, Sr., lltlue., 321, 15411 Stricklin, l1t'nt11n. Sr., Agri.. 321. 4516 Striclclin, Dana, Sp.. AZKS, '532 Stritrht. Marshall. Sr.. AZSS. 321. 4511 Strobel, Vivian. Sp.. lftlttc.. 343 Strung, Ginny. jr., lfcluc.. '52X. 25111 Strong, Ruger, Fr., Iftltxc., 4111 Strong. Stephen, Sp., ANS. 4256 Stroutl, Gail, Sp., Bus., 1126 Strnzier. janu-s. Sp.. ARS, 4211 Struthurs. Susan. Fr.. ASS. 343 Struthurs. VVendv, Fr.. ANS. 343 Stewart. Charles. lfr., Agri.. 471 Su'11art, Christnplurr, Sp., lingr.. 426, 261. 517 Stt'11 art. Eclwartl. Sp., Bus.. 4211 Stewart, james, jr., Engr.. 4S11 Stvtvart, jo Esta, Sr.. A8rS. 521, '5'151, 87, 3117 Stewart, john, Fr., Engr. Stvuart. Nanny, jr.. Bus., 361 Stexxart. Terry. Sp.. Ent-rr.. '5-S11 Stl-11 art. Thtnnas. lfr., -157 Su-1111rt, Mach-11111-, Sr., llnmt- lic., 321, -1451 Stiles. Nancy, Sr., Bus., 321. 437, 274 Stiles, Thomas. jr., Agri., 4111, L46 Still, Cary. VM5. 316 Still, Mary. lfr.. ARS, 463 Stincltcomh. jtuly. Fr., Bus.. 437 Stine, Uavitl. jr.. ARS, 426 Stingley, james, lir., Bus., 15411 Stingley, jnycu, Sp., Educ., 412 S1111-k111r1, Mary, 17r., Educ.. 416 St11t'l14t1111, Virginia, Fr.. Etluc.. -1451 r ftuart. l,arry, r.Q Bus., 427 5 . 1 Stuart, Susie, jr., Bus., '1'5f1, 222, '5116 Stucker, Wztrrt-11, Fr., Agri., 330 Stuclehalcer, Kent. Sr., AXS, 321 .-121. 311 Stutluoll. IJ 1uglas. Sr.. llngr., 321. -ISIS Stunz. Mein. Sp.. ARS. 41111 Steichun. james. Sr.. linpr., 321. 331 2451. 0111 'W' 5111 Steichen. Thomas, Sp., Agri., 3311. 24S, 2131, 2514 Steinhrnnk. jr.. VVilliam. Fr., ARS, 5311 Steiner, Daxitl, Fr.. ASS. 564 Steiner. Paint-la. Sr.. lirlur., 321. 25611 Steinhart. Carrie, Fr.. litluc., 463 Stellman. Marilyn, Fr., ASS. 465 Stenglc, jarnvs, Sp., lingr., 471 Stnltfn, Xicki. Sp.. ASS, 437 . . -, ,- Stull. Rn nnal. Sr., Agri., .11.l.-1113. 1.34 S1111 ker. Dee, Sp., Educ.. '5-1'1 SI11111 . 1 a Stone, Carol, lfr.. liurrtt' lic., 456 ', Carolyn, lfr.. 4111 Stnnv. Dnnna. jr.. Bus.. 4111 Stone, Etltvin. lir.. lfngr.. 4211 Stone. K athlcvn. Sr.. ARS. 321. 4451 Stnne. Marianne. lfr.. Bus.. 416 Stone, Sherrill. jr., 1ic1uC., 4111 jah jr lngr 417 1711 272 Stamps, 11, .,'1 ..L.1.,.. Sturtlc-1 a11t, Suzanne. lfr.. ASS. '3211 Sturgt-nn, David, Fr., Agri., 432 Stuteyillt-. jack, Sr., Agri., 5511, 321. 242. 23'5. 521, SS Stuvvr. Uail. Fr., Bus.. 44-1 Stvron. Phyllis. Fr.. 11111110 EC.. 463 H Suclhttrry Ill. Bonner. Sp., 1-Qngr.. 4111, 2.1-1 Sucnratn. Cheryl. jr.. litlttr., 4451. 2411 1 1 Su ggs. jack, Sr., Enpr., 2251. 321. 134, L711 Sullvns, jurlith, Sr.. llus., 321. 41411. 2411 Sullivan. Karen, Fr.. 1211111-., 463 Sullivan. Kathleen. Sr.. lfclue.. 321. 4-14 Sullivan, Kenneth. Cir.. 1-Qngr.. 327. 4s 277 Sullivan, l111hcrt, jr.. ARS, 372, 312 Sullivan, Sharon, Fr.. 15us., 449 Sumner, Cary. Sr.. Agri.. 321, 427 Sumpter, Rantlall, Fr., Engr.. 4111 Sumter, Glintla. Sp., Educ., 444 Sun. 1.1-Teh, Cr.. Gr., 327, 487 Suntlerman. Steve, Sp., Enpr., 4111 Suriyarungsi, Kunlayanee, Gr.. Bus., 527. -IS7 Sutherlin, Tum, Sr., Educ., 321, 487, 279 Suthers, Lvlia, lfr., AXAS, 3215, 243 Sutintvnt, Chr-umttk, Gr., lztlttc.. 327, 432 Sutter, Charles. jr.. ASS. '5S4, 121, SF Sutter, Edtlie, 15r.. ASS, 437 Sutter, Snnna, Sr.. ARS. 321, 4451, 243 Suttnn, Dayicl, Sp., Bus., 471 Sutton, Phillip, jr., ASS, 487 Sutton. VVillia1n, lfr., ASS, 471 Suyulci, Katsumi. jr., Etlttc.. 4111 sXX1l1l12l!', james. Sr.. Bus., 3311, 321, 24 S11 ain, Davitl. lir.. Engr., 1564 Suain, Maurine, lfr., ARS, 4311 Sualvs, l.arry, Sp., Engr., 4'57, 238, 1212 25151 Suaney, Larry. 17r., AZSS. 4411 Suzlttwrt, Barhara, jr., Etlue.. -1116 Sxwaringcrt, 1,1I11lil. Sr., 111111111 lic., 021. '11, 'M Swt-1-11t'y', A111-n. Sr., Bus., 346, 321 S111-ottvy, Dee. jr., Engr., 487 Suiir, Dnnaltl. Sr., Bus.. 321, 4S7 S11i11hart, 11211. lfr.. Engr.. 4S7 S11innea, Bill. jr.. 12cluc..471 Sxxintnn, Charles. Sp., ASS. 471 Switzer, Phil, Sr., Agri.. 11511, 321 Switzer, Suzanne, Sp., Bus., 417 Sxvupes, Danny, Sr., Etluc., 321. 5534 Svvnrtls. Roy. Sp.. Agri., 4411, 236 Sylvtw, Elaine. Sp.. Iitluc.. 44-1 F Sykes, jr., llsnxarcl, Fr.. ARS. 5111 Sylxnra, Phillip. lfr.. Engr.. 4S7, 251171 Sylvester, jerry, Sr., ASS, 321, 487 Sylvester, Sherry, Sp., 1-Qtluc., 41111 Sllichta, Christoplwr, Fr.. 15114, '566 T Tahhut, Flrvrettrv, Sr., Etlue.. 321, 406 Tahclili, Mary, Sr., Home lic., 321, 487. 2S'5, 2554 'l'a1111r, VValtvr. VM. VM. 3111, 4S7 Tagtrart, Glenn. lir.. lingr.. 4S7 Talthnne. Clenrgt-, jr.. Agri., 432 'l'alh11t, Daryl. lfr.. ASS. 432 'I'alh11t, Rntltrvr, jr., Agri., 4ST Taliaitrrrn, Cary, Sr., Bus.. 322, 417, 2151, rss W4 Steph. Ann, jr.. 4111 Sturm, Danny. l7r., '5S11 Summm.. ghpmjyul jr., lftluc., 1561, Q-111, 2 1. -2 Q - - D Stephan. ll-ntaltl, Fr.. Bus.. 335 Sturm, Sue. Sr.. 15us.. 321. 417 3211 Tallent. D111a1r1. Sr.. APUV- 1134 4-751 91' V 1C9 01' . . . an . S ' f YGU cl 0 S U l For that trip home . . . Go fast . . . cmd sctte. cmd back to school . . no mussl It's smoother cmd costs less by for When you simply RIDE THE BUS! If your club or qroup has GOT to go Why shop Ground and barter? 1t's much more fun cmd costs much less If C1 modern BUS you'11 charter! Why Fuss? . . . Ride the BUS! Q -1 1 y LINES union sus DEPOT 1' -r A 1 x 325 s. Lewis A Good Name in Transportation D phone FR 2.0413 ROBERT W. ALLEN, President' W. P. HICKS, Vice-President Talley, Nelson, Sp., Engr., 440 Talley, Paul, jr., Bus., 71 Talley, Sandy, Sr., Engr., 52, 372 Talley 111, Homer, Sr., A81S, 522, 427 Tamage, Susan, Fr., Educ., 457 Tammen, jo Ann, Sr., Home Ec., 522, 417 Tanner, David, jr., Engr., 372, 299 Tarter, judy, Sp., Educ., 326 Tate, johanna, Fr., Home Ec., 326, 284 Tate, Lyndon, VM, VM, 530, 487 Tate, Roger, Fr., Agri., 487 Tate, Suzanne, Sp., Bus., 417 Tatyrek, Ray, jr., A8iS, 437 Tautfest, Carla, jr., A81S, 348 Tavedikul, Prachya, Sr., A8tS, 522, 487 Thompson Taylor, Ann, jr., Educ., 352, 240, 243, 263, 307 Taylor, Carol, Sr., Educ., 52, 487 Taylor, Cynthia, jr., Educ., 432, 240, 297 Taylor, Cynthia, Fr., Home Ec., 432, 465, 428, 312 Taylor, David, Fr., Engr., 362 Taylor, Taylor, Dean, Sp., Engr., 487, 261 Deborah, Fr., Home Ec., 360, W Taylor, Gary, Gr., ASS, 527, 487 Taylor, Geri, Sr., Home Ec., 52, 465 Taylor, jacke, Sp., Educ., 377 Taylor james, Sr., VM 52 487 Taylor: james, Sr., Bus.j 521 364 Taylor, jennifer, Fr., A8iS, 432 Taylor, jimmy, Sr., A8iS, 229, 522, 427, 26, 220 Taylor, joan, jr., Educ., 457 Taylor, john, Sr., Agri., 362, 522, 487, 242 Taylor, john, Sp., Bus., 362 Taylor, Kenneth, Fr., Bus., 471 Taylor, Laura, Fr., A8tS, 465 Tzgsglpr, Lawrence, Sr., A8iS, 52, 487, 295, Taylor, Lynn, Sp., Educ., 450 Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Maurine, Sp., Educ., 465 Michael, Fr., Bus., 410, 295, 294 Rajean, Sp., A8tS, 457 Richard, Fr., A8rS, 420 Taylor, Robert, Fr., Engr., 380, 245 Taylor, Ron, Sr., Bus., 380, 52 Taylor, Stephen, Fr., Bus., 382 Taylor, Stephen, Fr., A8rS, 382, 420, 294 Taylor, Steven, Sp., A8tS, 362 Ta lor Walt, jr., A8t, 427 Teigud, Louise, Fr., Ass, 444, 267 Teague, Luther, Sr., A8tS, 52, 427 Tedesco, john, Gr., A8tS, 527, 471 Thetford, Kenny, Sp., Engr., 487 Thoma, Carl, jr., Agri., 384 Thomas, Bruce, Sr., Bus., 384, 401, 52, 184 Thomas, Bruce, Sr., A81S, 384, 401, 52 Thomas, Cyndi, Sp., Bus., 465 Thomas, Delores, Fr., A8tS, 450 Thomas, Gordon, jr., A8tS, 471 Thomas, Gregory, Fr., Agri., 372 Thomas, james, Sp., A8rS, 471, 264, 303 Thomas, joe, Sp., Agri., 410 Thomas ,Joe Fr., Ass, 410 Thomas, john, Sr., A8zS, 346, 522 Thomas, Keith, Sr., Engr., '52, 427, 309 Thomas, Larry, Fr., Bus., 410 Thomas, Pamela, Sr., Home Ec., 52, 417, 281, 1184 Thomas, Pat, Sr., Bus., 522, 487, 268 Tho m as , Patricia, jr., Educ., 487 Thomas, Priscilla, Fr., Home Ec., 352, 293 Tho m as Thomas Thom as , Rex, Sp., Bus., 324 , Sandra, Fr., A8iS, 465 , Scott, Fr., Home Ec., 382 Thomas, Stephen, Sp., A81S, 388 Thomas, Vicki, jr., A8zS, 406 Thomason, john jr,, Engr., 52, 372 Thomason, Karen, Sr., Bus., 52, 361, 221, 267, 268 Thomason, William, Fr., Agri., 487 Thompson, Barbara, Sp., Educ., 457, 275 Thompson, Brian, Fr., Bus., 364 Thompson, David, Sr., Bus., 384, 522 Tomerlin, William, Fr., ASS, 471 Tomko, Peggy, Sp., A81S, 417, 258, 281 Tompkins, janis, Sp., A8tS, 392 Toney, Frances, Sr., A8tS, 522, 457, 292, 296, 302 Tontii, Ross, Fr., A8rS, 374 Toone, janice, Sp., Educ., 450 Ttaulgihstone, Ida, Sr., AHS, 522, 457, 267, Towe, Michael, Fr., Educ., 471 Townsend, Christine, jr., Agri., 406 Townsend, Laura, Fr., A8tS, 432, 332 Trace, Linda, Sp., Bus., 361, 269 Tracy, Kenneth, Sr., A8iS, 522, 354 Trawick, Larry, Sr., Bus., 52, 487 Traylor, Terry, Sp., Engr., 471 Treadway, Donald, Fr., Agri., 427 Treat, Ron, Sp., Engr., 230, 487 Trenlield, Carol, Fr., Bus., 450, 244 Trenfield, George, jr., Agri., 330, 322 Trigalet, jeannette, Fr., A81S, 450 Tripp, Gary, jr., Engr., 487 Tripp, Larry, Sp., Agri., 487 Trissell, Terry, Sr., Agri., 52, 427, 250 Trizna, Walter, Sr., Agri., 52, 487, 26 Tigtnsgjdon, Lloyd, Sr., Agri., 52, 487, 257, Trosper, Marianne, Fr., A8rS, 417 Trotter, Carolyn, jr., Bus., 417, 240, 269 Trotter, Karen, Sp., A81S, 417 Trousdale, William, jr., A8rS, 452 Trout, Edwin.a, Fr., A8tS, 392, 293 Trower, Patricia, jr., Bus., 434 Trower, Teresa, Sp., Educ., 352 True, Gerald, jr., A8iS, 471, 399 Trummer, George, Sp., Bus., 344 Trussel, Cynthia, jr., Educ., 487 Tucker, Ann, Fr., A8tS, 434 Tucker, Bonnie, Sp., Home Ec., 417 Tucker, David, Fr., Engr., 382 Tucker, jacqualyn, Fr., Bus., 44:4 Tucker, jerry, Fr., Bus., 487 Tucker , Karen, jr., Educ., 465 Ttggker, Kathi, Sr., Bus., 522, 339, 269, 271, Tucker, Linda, Fr., A8rS, 417 Tucker, Loyd, Sp., Bus., 362 V Vaananen, Martha, Fr., A8rS. 343 Vaananen, Mary, jr., Bus., 450 Vache, Gari, Sp., Home Ec., 465, 458 Vail, jeannette, Sp., Educ., 417 Vail, jerrye, Fr., Educ., 465 Valant, Catherine, Fr., Bus., 465 Van Allen, Karen, Fr., Home Ec., 444, 244 Van Brunt, Darrel, Sr., A81S, 523, 487 Van Burkled, Cheryl, Sr., Home Ec., 523, 450, 284 Van Curen, john, Sr., Bus., 523, 487, 299 Van Hook, Vicki, Fr., Bus. Van Wye, Katie, jr., Home Ec., 417 Van Zandt, Daphne, Fr., Bus., 487 Vance, Chris, Sr., ASS, 523, 452, 224 Vance, jlay, Fr., Engr., 487 Vance, erry, Sr., Engr., 523, 350, 261, 270, 272, 298 Vandenbroedder, Francois, Sp., Educ., 374 Vandervort, Marilyn, Fr., A8rS, 326 Vanderwork, Mickey, Sr., Agri., 523, 350 Vanhom, Steve, jr., Engr., 366 Vanl-andingham, Diana, Sr., ASS, 523, 457 Vann, Rhonda, Sp., Educ., 465 Vanpelt, Alan, Fr., A8tS, 354 Vantuyl, Terry, Fr., Bus., 487 Varga, janice, Fr., A8rS, 417, 303 Vaughan, Carol, Sr., A81S, 523, 392, 25 Vaughan, janis, Fr., Bus., 465 Vaughan, icki, Fr., Bus., 352 Vaughn, Brenda, jr., Educ., 417 Vaughn, Carla, Sr., Educ., 523, 432 Vaughn, Pamela, Sr., Home Ec., 334, 523 Vaughn Robert, Sr., Bus., 523, 386 vaughnI Williiam, sr., Educ., 336, 523 Vaught ll, james, Sp., Agri., 437 Vaverka, Phillip, Sp., Engr., 410, 279 Vegher, Michael, Sp., Bus., 471 Venator, Carole, jr., Bus., 457 Venzke, jane, Sp., A8rS, 339, 94 Verkins, Barbara, Fr., Home Ec., 417 Veggilon, Dennis, jr., Agri., 487, 250, 252, Vemon, Richard, Fr., A8tS, 410 Vick, Kell , Fr., Bus., 429 Thompson, Diane, Fr., Bus., 377 Tlgsrgipson, Dorothy, jr., Educ., 487, 297, Thompson Fnank, Fr., Bus., 382 Thompson janet, Fr., A8tS, 465 Thompson jeanne, jr., Home Ec., 392 Thompson jerry, Fr., Educ., 452 Thompson joan, Fr., Bus., 444 Thompson jon, jr., A8S, 388, 27 Thompson Karen, Sr., Home Ec., 52, 450 Thompson Larry, Fr., Bus., 346, 487 Thompson Larry, Sp., Agri., 346, 487 Thompson, Lin, Sr., A8tS, 522, 457 Thompson, Linda, Fr., Home Ec., 432 Thompson Duaine, Sr., A81S, 522, 487 Thompson, Marilyn, Sp., Home Ec., 432 Thompson Randall, Sp., Engr., 410 Thompson Robert, Sr., Bus., 52, 471 Thompson Roy, Sp., Engr., 427 Thompson Sharman, Fr., A8tS, 465, 296 Thompson Sharon, Sp., Bus., 450 Suzanne jr. A815 326 Tefertiller, Russell, Sp., Agri., 330 Tu5a,j Tytenicz jr., john, Sr., Agri., 523, 487 Tharp, Russell, Sr., Agri., 52, 427, 256 Teel, Barry, Fr., Agri., 471 Teel, Bill, Sr., Educ., 368, 522 Teel, Pete, Sr., Agri., 522, 350, 242, 251, 89, 93, 86, 88 Teel, Raymond, Sp., En r., 487 Teenor, jeri, Sp., A8iS, 450 Tggrgra, Yeshewa-Dar, Gr., Agri., 527, 487, Tegerson, Peggy, Sp., Educ., 450 Teitzel, Georgann, Sp., Educ., 361 Telowicz, Richard, jr., Bus., 487 Templeton, Linda, Fr., Bus., 444 Templeton, Rodney, Fr., Educ., 452, 294 Tigger, Katie, Sr., Educ., 52, 450, 241, 87, Tenn son, Deborah, Sr., A8rS, 522, 406, 308 Terrell, Don, jr., A8tS, 427 Terrell, Martha, Fr., A8iS, 444 Terry, Barbara, Sp., Educ., 377, 465 Terry, Barbara, jr., A8iS, 377, 306 Terry, james, Fr., Engr., 388 Terry, Phillip, Sr., Engr., 52, 487 Teter, Delnita, Sr., Home Ec., 348, 522 Tevebaugh, Rickey, jr., Agri., 427, 256 Tlgglinhausen, Charles, jr., A8tS, 471, 25, Thayer, Arthur, Fr., Engr., 427 Thayer, Chester, jr., A8tS, 3414 Thedford, Melody, jr., Educ., 417 Theobald, Gary, Fr., A8aS, 336 Theobald, joe, Sp., Bus., 362 Thomsen, john, Fr., Engr., 382 Thomson, Linda, Fr., Bus., 465 Thornberry, Daniel, Fr., Engr., 410 Thornberry, Linda, Sp., Home Ec., 465 Thornburg, Charles, Fr., A8rS, 471 Thornhill, Beverly, Sr., Home Ec., 52, 406 Thrash, Connie, Sp., A8tS, 450 Thrasher, james, Sp., Bus., 401, 302 Tlgazasher, Melinda, Fr., Home Ec., 432, 284, Thresher, Sandra, Fr., A8rS, 356 Tice, Becky, Sp., Bus., 444 Tiger, john, Gr., Gr., 527, 487 Tigert, Craig, jr., A8tS, 362, 321 Ti ert, Kaye, Fr., A8rS, 339 Tifford, jacquelyn, Fr., A8tS, 444 Tillman, Mary, Sr., AIRS, 52, 417 Tilly, Lucy, Sp., Educ., 392 Timmons, Madeline, Fr., Bus., 487 Timmons, Michael, Sp., Engr., 487 Tinsley, Michael, Sp., A8rS, 471 Tinsley, Patricia, Sr., Bus., 522, 417 Tippett, Beverly, Sp., A8tS, 457, 241, 455 Tippett, Michael, Fr., Bus., 410 Tittle, john, Sr., Engr., 522, 487 Tittle, Sharon, Sr., A8rS, 52, 487 Toal, Nancy, Sr., Home Ec., 522, 487 Todd, Donna, Fr., A8tS, 465 Todd, Linda, Sp., Bus., 417 Todhunter, Ann, Fr., llome Ec., 465 Toews, Connie, Sp., Bus. Tohlen, David, jr., A8tS, 410, 229, 27 Tolle, jackie, Fr., Educ., 356 C ongratulations- On Your Building Program We Are Happy To Have A Part In It Spaeih Engineering Co. OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. 2423 N. Okla. 554 JA4-2338 Tucker Sue, Fr., Engr., 432, 267, 301 Tull, Deborah, Fr., Aas, 417 Tullius , Daniel, jr., A8tS, 427 Turinsky, Mary, Sr., Educ., 52, 457, 455 Turley, Turley, Bill, Sr., A81S, 52, 437 Ronal, Sr., A8z'S, 52, 440 Turnbull, glohn, Fr., Educ. Turner, C arles, Fr., Engr., 437 Tumer, Darrell, Sr.. Bus., 52, 487 Tumer, jonathan, Fr., A8tS, 471 Tumer, Michael, Sp., Engr., 487 Tumer, Rebecca, Fr., Bus., 465 Turner William, Fr., A8tS, 471, 279, 235 Tuweyl Donald, Jr., Ass, 440 ohn, Fr., Educ., 452 Tutt, Charles, jr., A8rS, 386 Tuttle, Marcia, jr., Bus., 348 Twitchell, Phyllis, Sp., A8rS, 450 Tyler, Barbara, Sr,, Agri., 52, 487, 240, 248 Tyglei, janie, Sr., Bus., 523, 450, 251, 281, Tysor, Linda, Fr., Bus., 352 Tyggicz, Marjorie, jr., Educ., 334, 2540, 243, U Ulmer, Susan, Sp., Home Ec., 328 Ulrich, Larry, Sp., A81S, 427 Uriggrwood, Sheryl, Sr., Educ., 523, 450, Upchurch, VVesley, Sp., Bus., 332 Upp, judy, Fr., Educ., 377 Urice, joel, Sr., Bus., 523, 487, 268 Utter, Fred, Sr., Educ., 523, 386 Uzzell, Sharon, Sr., Educ., 523, 487 Uzzell, Steven, Sr., Agri., 523, 487 Vick, Linda, jr., Home Ec., 339, 314, 306 Vickers, Nancy, Sr., A81S, 523, 417, 296 Vincent, Pamela, Fr., A8rS, 465 Vineyard, Donna, Fr., Bus., 352 Vining, Charles, Sr., Engr., 523, 386 Vissar, Richard, Fr., Bus., 452 Vocknodt, Nolan, Fr., Home Ec., 420 Voelkers, james, Sp., Engr., -110 Vogel, Richard, Sr., Bus., 523, 340, 201 Vogler, john, Fr., Engr., 427 Voigt, Eddie, Fr., Engr., 410 Voigt, james, Sr., A8rS, 523, 487 Vol mer, Nancy, Sr., Educ., 523, 417 Von Tun eln, Sr., Educ., 523, 361, 96 Voth, Sal3y, jr., A.8rS, 432 Vroom-an, Elizabeth, Sp., Educ., 450 W Wacht, Michael, Sr., Agri., 346, 523 Wachtman, Mike, Fr., AGri., 382 Wade, David, jr., A8iS, 487 Wade, jan, Fr., A8tS, 432 Wade, Thomas, jr., Agri., 388 Wadley, joy, Sr., Educ., 523. 417 Wadley, Lary, Fr., Engr., 471 Waggoner, Elmer, Fr., Agri., 427 Wagner, Wagner, Connie, Fr., A81S, 450 jan, Sp., A8tS, 361 Wagner, Linda, Sr., Home Ec., 523, 352, 306 Wagner, Marcia, Sr., Home Ec., 523, 457 Wagnon, Alton, Sr., A8iS, 523, 487, 311 Wagnon, Susan, Fr., Bus., 450 Wainwright, jeffrey, Fr., Engr., 366 Waken, Charles, Sp., Bus., 380 Waken, Patricia, Fr., Educ.. -165 Wakley, Darrell, jr., Agri., 487 Walden, David, Sp., Bus., 410 Tailor-Made Banking for University Students Staff and Faculty Open Your Account Now at Your University Bank UNIVERSITY NATIUNAI. 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Sandra, Fr., ASS, 465 Walker, Walker, Sue, Fr., Bus., 417 Walker, Vicki, Sr., ASS, 523, 487 Walker, William, Fr., Bus., 370 Wall, Donald, Sr., Educ., 523, 452 Wall, Sue, jr., ASIS, 457, 237, 312 Wall, Terry, jr., Engr., 487, 229, 227 Wallace, Becky, Fr., Educ., 367 Wallace, Becky, Fr., Educ., 361 Wallace, Marilyn, Sp., ASIS, 356 Wallace, Robert, Fr., Engr., 452 Waller, james, Sr., ASS, 523, 440 Wallis, Dale, Fr., ASS, 410 Wallis, Gary, VM, VM, 530, 487 Walls, Elbert, Sr., Agri., 523, 487, 261 Walner, Cinda, Fr., ASIS, 465 Waltermire, Linda, Sp., Educ., 457 Walters, Craig, Fr., ASS, 427 Walters, Neil, jr., Educ., 427 Walters, Patrick, Sr., Bus., 523, 440 Walters, Ph llis, Fr., ASS, 328 Walters, Ro6erta, Sp., Educ., 326 Walton, Anne, Sp., ASIS, M Walton Robert, Sr., Engr., 523, 487, 24 Waltripl, Roy, Sr., Bus., 523, 487 Walts, Dale, Sp., Bus., 471 Wangsgard, Ronald, Fr., Bus., 410 Ward, Alan, Fr., Educ., 420 VVard, Alvin, Sr., Bus., 523, 427, 232 Ward, Bobby, VM, VM, 530, 487, 301 Warl, Curt, Sp., Home Ec., 410 Ward, jerry, Sr., Engr., 523, 487, 233 Ward, Lee, Sr., VM, 523, 487 Ward, Linda, Fr., Educ., 348 Ward, Mickey, Sr., ASS, 523, 471 Ward, Richard, Sp., Engr., 487 Ward, Ronald, Sp., ASIS, 336 Ward, Sid, Fr., Bus., 366, 230 Ward Susan, Fr., ASIS, 444 Warden, David, Sp., ASS, 386 Warden, Henry, Sr., Agri., 523, 332 VVare, Bob, Fr., Bus., 336 Warehime, janet, Fr., ASIS, 457 Warnberg, Don, Sp., Bus., 344, 259, 321 Warner, Cathy, Fr., Educ., 465 Warner, Emily, jr., ASS, 457, 240, 251, 258, 281, 302 Warner, Michael, Sr., Bus., 524, 487, 264, 268, 206 Warner, Priscilla, Fr., Home Ec., 465 Warner, Tony, Fr., Engr., 410, 309 Weaver, Penny, jr., Educ., 432 Webb, Constance, Fr., ASIS, 444 Webb, Philip, Fr., Bus., 368 Webb, Ted, jr., Educ., 471 Webber, Michael, Sr., Engr., 524, 488 Weber, Linda, Sr., Bus., 524, 457 Webster, Glenda, Fr., ASIS, 488 Webster, Linda, Sr., Home Ec., 524, 406, 285 Wcdman, Kathryn, Fr., Bus., 432 Weed, Marilyn, Sr., ASIS, 5M, 328 Weedin, jo, Fr., Bus., 432 Weeks, Linda, Sp., ASIS, 432, 299 Weeks, Michael, Fr., Engr,, 344 Weems, james, Fr., Agri., 471 Weems, Marcia, jr., Home Ec., 417 Wegener, Mary, Sp., Educ., 417 Wegener, Robert, Sr., ASIS, 524, 427, 202 Wegener, Steven, Fr., Engr., 427 Weger, Deborah, jr., Educ., 406 We rzyn, Steve, Fr., ASIS, 366 WeSmuller, james, jr., Bus., 488, 264, 292 Weibel, Louise, Sp., Home Ec,, 361, 221 Weigand, Bryce, Sr., Engr., 524, 427 Weigandt, Helen, jr., Home Ec., 457, 240, 455, 297 Weigandt, Kasper, Fr., ASIS, 388 Wei ant, Sheryl, Sp., Home Ec., 444, 251 Weilgmuenster, Linda, Sp., ASS, 361 Weintand, jerry, Sr., VM, 524, 350 Weinland, Dan, Fr., ASIS, 488 Weis, Anita, Sp., llome Ec,, 343, 308 Weisman, Daniel, Fr., Bus., 340 Weisner, john, VM2, 530, 488 Welch, judy, Fr., ASS, 360 Welch, Robert, Fr., Bus., 427 Welch, Shirley, Sp., llome Ec., 328, 251 Wells, Elbert, Sp., ASIS, 410, 295, 294, 291 Wells, Melody, Sp., Bus., 339 Wells, Sherry, Fr., ASIS, 360 Welsh, Deborah, Fr., ASIS, 457 Welty, Carol, Fr., llome Ec., 432 Wescott, Shari, Sp., Bus., 328 West, Alton, Sp., Engr., 488 West, Barry, jr., Engr., 427 West, Elizabeth, jr., llome Ee., 432, 240, 263, 281, 284, 428 West, Gary, Sr., Engr., 524, 488, 249, 264 West, john, Fr., Educ., 488 West, Kenneth, Sr., Engr., 524, 350, 215 West, Nancy, Sp., ASS, 361 Westfall, Charmaine, Fr., Educ., 343 Westfall, Linda, Sp., ASIS, 432 Wetzcl, Anna, jr., Educ., 434 Whaley, Sharla, Fr., Educ., 465, 295, 294 Whaling, Larry, Sr., Agri., 524, 488, 266 Whalon, Fredda, Sr., Educ., 524, 488 Wheatley, Larry, jr., Engr., 488 Wheatley, Martha, Sr., Educ., 524, 457, 271, 275 Wgtoeatley, Raymond, Sp., Educ., 427, 266, Wheeler, Don, Sr., Engr., 524, 488, 289 Wheeler, Donald, Sp., Bus., 471, 174 Wheeler, Dub, Sr., Bus., 380, 524 Wheeler, Edward, Sr., ASS, 524, 488 Wheeler, Gary, jr., Educ., 372 Wheeler, jane, Sr., ASS, 524, 361, 264 Wheeler, Kent, jr,, ASS, 488 Whitson, jena, Fr. Whittaker, Charlesj Home Ec., 360 Sp., Engr., 410 jr., Bus., 368, 92, 321 i Ya Whitworth,julane, r Home Ec 524 488 S -, ., , Whitworth, Eddie, Sr., Agri., 524, 488, 52, 261 Whomble, Mary, Sp., ASIS, 432 Whorton, Bobby, Fr., A ri., 488 Wickham, Diane, Fr., Eguc., 465 Wicklin, Carole, Sr., ASIS, 5214, 417 Wiechmann, Don, jr., ASS, 380 Wiggins, john, Sp., ASIS, 386, 259 Wiggins, Marian, Sp., ASS, 352 Wig ins, Ted, VM3, 530 Wiggt, Melanie, Fr., ASS, 444 Wightman, Nancy, Fr., ASIS, 339 VVigington, Ronald, jr., Bus., 488 Wilber, Donna, Sr., Educ., 524, 488 Wilber, Sally, Fr., Educ., 356 Williams, Williams, Williams Williams Williams Williams s I james, Sr., ASS, 524, 488 janice, Sr., Bus., 524, 488, 271 jim, Fr., ASIS, 427 I pm, FI., Ass, 465, 246 Ass 335 324 john, Fr., , , john, Sp., ASS, 336, 324, 378, 199 john, Sp., Educ., 336, 324, 440 Williams, john, Fr., ASS, 336, 324, 354, 261, 267 Willi-ams, john, Fr., ASS, 336, 3M Williams, john, Sr., Bus., 336, 524 Williams, juan, Sr., Educ., 323, 524 Williams, judy, jr., ASS, 356 Williams, Kenneth, Sr., ASS, 524, 440 Williams, Kristy, Sp., ASS, 326 Williams, Larry, Fr., Bus., 346, 427 Williams, Larry, jr., ASIS, 346, 427, 394 Williams, Larry, Fr., ASS, 346 Wilcox, Wilcox Wilder , Ivan, Fr., Bus., 427 Sue, Fr., ASIS, 360 jane, jr., ASS, 343, 240, 259, 94, 92 Wggiams, Linda, Sr., Home Ec., 524, 488, Williams, Margaret, Sr., Home Ec., 377, 524, 22, 306 Wilder Lawrence, Sr., Bus., 366, 524 Wilderi Wilder 276 , Sandra, Fr., ASS, 465 Stephen, Sr., Engr., 524, 372, 273, Wildermuth, David, jr., ASS, 440 Wilde illiam Fr. En r 362 235 , y, W , , s ., , Wiles, Howard, Sp., Engr., 488 Wiley, David, Fr., ASS, 410 Wiley, Michael, Fr., Engr., 440 Wilkerson, joe, jr., Agri., 471 Wilkey, Larry, Sr., Educ., 524, 488 Wilkins, john, Fr., Engr., 420 Wilkinson, Don, jr., Bus., 340 Wilklinson, Stanley, Fr., Engr., 378, 322, 301 Willard, jerry, Fr., Agri- 452 Willbanks, Leslie, Sp., Bus., 339, 306 Willey, Chet, Sr., Engr., 524, 378 lfVillhite, judy, Fr., Home Ec., 444 Willhite, Mary, Fr., Educ., 465 XVil1hour Patricia, Fr., ASIS, 432 Willhourj Susan, Fr., Educ., 356, 96 Williams, Bruce, Fr., Bus., 471, 294 Williams Bryan, Fr., ASIS, 378 Williams Williams Williams VVilliams Williams William, Williams Williams Williams Williams Z Clark, jr., ASIS, 471, 281, 289, 312 Danny, Fr., ASS, 410 David Sp., ASS, 471, 452 I David: Fr., Engr., 471, 452 , Deborah, Fr., ASS, 432 Edward, Sr., ASS, 524, 440 , Emalie, jr., Educ., 450 Eugene, VM2, 530 George, Sr., ASS, 524, 378 james, Sp., Engr., 420 Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams 4 I I Mafshgsp., Aas, 457, 231, 312 Marsha, Sr., Home Ec., 524, 432 Mary, Fr., ASIS, 432 I Meredith, jr., ASS, 326 Michael, jr., Agri., 488, 257, 322 Wigiams, Patricia, Sr., Home Ec., 524, 406, 2 5 Williams, Philip, Fr., Bus., 384 Williams, Rana, Sp., ASS, 450 Williams, Regina, Sp., Educ., 417 Williams, Rex, Sp., Bus., 471 Williams Richard, jr., Educ., 488 Williams Robert, jr., Bus., 372, 267 Williams, Sherry, jr., Bus., 444 Williams, Stephen, Sp., Bus., 384 Williams, Steven, Fr., Bus., 372 Williams Susan, Fr., Home Ec., 444, E. Williams, Thomas, Fr., Engr., 388 Williams Thomas, Sp., Bus., 388, 344 Williams Vicki, Fr., Home Ec., 444 Williams William, jr., Bus., 366 Williamson, johnny, jr., ASIS, 410 Willingham, Sally, Sr., Educ., 524, 417, 275 Willis, jimmie, Sr., Bus., 384, 524 Willis, johnny, Fr., Engr., 488, 311 Willis, Larry, jr., ASS, 350 Willis, Rocky, Sr., ASS, 524, 410 Willis, Yvonne, Fr., ASIS, 457 Willison, Neal, jr., Educ., 488, 264, 275, 278 Willoughby, George, Fr., Engr., 410 Wills, Arthur, VM3, 530 Wills, Charles, VM2, 488 Warnke, Warren, Warren, Linda, Sr., ASIS, 524, 406 Alison, Fr., ASS, 417 Dennis, Sr., Engr., 524, 427, 277 Wheeler, Paula, Sp., Bus., 417 Wheeler, Sherri, Fr., ASS, 465 Wheeler, Terry, Sp., Agri., 488 Warren, judy, Sp., Bus., 465 Warren, Larry, Fr., ASIS, 230, 471 Warren, Larry, Fr., ASIS, 230, 471, 266 Warren, Maurine, Sr., Busr., 524, 487 Warren, Ralph, Gr., Agri., 527, 487 Warren, Ronald, Fr., Engr., 471, 232 Warren, Sandra, Fr., ASS, 444 Whipkey, George, Fr., Engr., 471 Whisenant, Willam, jr., ASS, 437 Whisenhunt, Philip, jr., ASIS, 427, 294 Whitaker, jimy, Fr., ASS, 410, 293 Whitaker, Martha, Fr., Educ., 450 Whitaker, Nancy, Sp., Educ., 328 Warren, Sharon, Sp., ASS, 4334, 295, 294 296 Wass, Mike, jr., Bus., 487, 295, 294, 291 Wasson, Terry, Sp., Bus., 362 VVaterfall, Richard, Sp., ASIS, 487, 292, 290 Waters, Ruby, jr., ASS, 457 whtiei Phillip, sr..'istIs., 524, 4338, 267, Watkins, Edwin, jr,, ASIS, 332 Watkins, Stan r. En r., 1 Watson , Watson, . I , It 4 0 Andrew, jr., Bus., 488 Chuck, Fr., Bus., 382 Watson, Kathryn, Sp., ASS, 417 Wagson, Michael, Sr., Educ., 524, 488, 279, 2 0 Watson, Ray, Sr., Educ., 524, 427 Watson Vicki Fr. ASS,417 XVatt, joan, Fr., Bus., 432 Watt, john, Sp., Engr., 354 Watt, Katrin, jr., ASIS, 432 Watters, Gary, Sp., ASIS, 370 Watts, Douglas, Sp., Bus., 427 Watts, jack, jr., Engr., 440, 276 Watts, Kenneth, jr., ASS, 410 VVatts, Thomas, Fr., Bus., 420 Waugaman, Sharon, jr., Educ., 444 Waugh, joycc, jr., Home Ec., 457, 240, 284, 285, 299 Waugh, Kenneth, Sr., Agri., 524, 488, 299 Waul, Marcia, Fr., Bus., 444 Way, Gary, Sp., Engr., 488 Way, Mike, Fr., ASIS, 471 Wayman, Denta, jr., Educ., 406 Weatherford, Walter, Sr., Engr., 524, 488 Weatherly, Roy, Sp., Engr., 420 Weathers, janet, Sr., ASIS, 524, 339, 221, 198, 87 Weaver, Carolyn, Sp., Bus., 488 Weaver, David, Sp., Bus., 488 Weaver, Linda, Fr., Educ., 465 Whitaker, Sarah, Fr., ASIS, 417 White Amy, Fr., Home Ec., 417 White, Bruce, jr., ASS, 427, 227 White, Carol, jr., ASS, 434 White, Connie, jr., Educ., 406 White, Darrell, Fr., Agri., 471 White, David, Fr., ASS, 437 White, jerry, Sp., Agri., 330 White, john, Fr., Bus., 372 White, judy, Fr., ASIS, 450, 244 White, Kerry, Sr., ASIS, 554, 361 White, Marcia, jr., Educ., 465 White, Margaret, Fr., Home Ec., 450 White Mellissa, Fr., Home Ec., 434 White Michael jr ASIS, 366 241, 259 280, 290, 86, 95, 90 aies White, Ralph, jr., Bus., 372 white, Eieharg, jr., Engr., 3535 437 ite, ic tar , Sp., Engr., I g o Wh'te, R aid, 1 ., B 344 fhlll wht., aa., Sr., Hai.. at 488 Men S and BOYS Cl' 9- SSHQ' ifysin' Sp ASS' 444488 so ite, ' ' , ., . ., , 2 ' ' Whited, 11,532.15 BIKES Fu rnlshlngs Whitehouse, Patricia, Sr., Educ.. 524, 417 Whitehurst, Lynn, Fr., Educ., 444 Whiteley, Charlie, Sr., Bus., 524, 386 Whitener, judy, Sp., ASS, 457 Whitford, Lynn, Fr., ASIS, 444 Whitley, Michael, jr., Engr., 488 Whitley, William, Fr., Engr., 378 Whitlock, Charlyn, Fr.. ASS. 450 Whitlow, Robert, Sp., ASS, 380 Whitmore, Brenda, Sp., ASIS, 465 Whitmore, Charles, Fr., Agri., 410 Whitmore, Nancy, Sp., Home Ec., 343 Whitnah, Wayne, Sr., Agri., 524, 403 Whitney, Suzanne, Fr., Educ., 450 and Shoes Campus - STILLWATER - Downtown NViIIs1111, XViIsvy. VViIs1111. VVIIs1111. VViIs1111. YYiI-1111. XViIs1111, VViIs1111, VVIIx1111, VV1Is1111, VViIs1111. VViIs1111. VW Iv 111. VViIs1 111, V1'1Is1111. XVIIN 111. XVIIM 111. XVIIM111, YViIx1 111, VViIs1111. XViIs1111, VVIIM111. XViIs1111, XVIIM111. XVII-1111. KWI11111, 917, N1 XViI11111. XViIs1111. W'iIs1111, VViIs1111, VViIs1111, V1'1Is1111. NViIs1111. X111-1111. XViIs1111. Tcrry, 1'r.. AES, 5114, 2SI S1:111I1-y, Fr., Engr.. 1124 AI1111, Sr.. Agri., .72-1, -1111. 2.711 1X11111r11sc. Fr.. ASS. -1.72 A11111-111-. Sp.. Educ.. .5511 C.1r11I. Fr.. Educ., -1-1-1 IJ1111icI. jr., Agri., 352. 2711 IJ111i11. Sr., Emir., 72.7, 31111 Il1'111111, Sr., ASS, 323, 417, 21117 131111, jr., ARS, 3411. 15211 11111121 11. Fr.. 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XN'i11gr11vc, VV111I111m. Ruud: K1-1111 . Sp., Engr.. .S1111 ARS, 327, -11111, 2112 1II. sp., Ass. 1133 1111, yr.. 1111s. 4411 A11lI11, Sp.. ASS,-117 XVi1111. S11s1111. Sp.. 1'1K111C., 417 VX'i11111'r, IJz1rr1'II. Sp.. Engr.. -1111 VVI11111-11. I..1111. Sr., Agri., 72.7, -ISN, 2.72. 1111 XY111-ctr. A1111, jr.. ARS, 177. 2-111. 2512, 2911 XK1111 S111 r Bus 417 VVi1111'r, VVi111cr-. 11111111111 XVl11I1'r, i..11'111. Sp., ARS. '5112 7.Vi11l11r, I.i1111:1, Sp., Educ., 191. 3211 S11n1111111', Fr.. 1':dIlC.. '12H,2117,2S14 131-1-1. jr., Educ.. '11-1 . 01111. jr.. ANS.-1111 ASS. 4117 XYi111cr-. I,1111r.1. I'r.. 7' 271 XVi111isI1. Pvicr. Sr., ARS. 52.7, 488 XV1 I '11111ry. K1'1111cth, Sr., Bus., 327, 437, 22-1 3114, 234 V1'iwI1111I'. Nancy, Sp.. 1'Qd11c'., -117-7 VVN-. ' 7 XYN-, Xvisc, 1 .'XII1'11. jr.. Bus.. 421 M111111: Fr.. Bu-.. 15317 I'111r11'111. Fr.. Bus., -117 XVN-111111. IJ111id,Fr., AMS, -1111 VVIN1-1111111. R11ym1111d, jr., Ifngr.. -1411 Wislcy. Rudncy, Sr., Izduc., 4111, .12.3, 1711 VV11h1'rx. A111-II, Sr., II11r111'1fc., .72E7, 41117 '113 VVi1h1'rs, Tcrcsa. Fr., ARS. 31111 Agri., 211111 jf . S.. Bus.. 327, '3-111 W'1111', j.1111cs. Sr.. Engr.. .727, 427. 259 XVi111'11. I.I11yc1. E11g1'., -INS XV1lI1'11, R111111ic. Fr.. ARSS. -127 XVi1I1'11. S1111dra1. Fr., Educ., -1.711 VVIIIU11. XV1II1z1m, Sr., ASS, '1112..72.7 VVi1111z111. 13111. Sp.. V1'1ll, 11111 r 'r C'1'11r e r ARS '1172 VVilI1111 . 1 g , j ., ., 2 VVi1111111, K-111011, Sr., ARS. .72.7, 4.77 VVIINI, VWIIiz111'1. jr.. Ifnygr.. 1137 XV1x 1 ' ' V '11 11. I.y11da. Sr., 11111110 111-.,.12.1.-11111 w.11111, j.11111,S11,. Agri., 1711. 3111. 2-151 XV11I11'. I.i11d11. Sp., 11111111- Ifc.. -117. 297 211-I, 2X7 XX11II1'. Nlursha, Fr., 1f1111r., 411.7 XV11III', I31cLie, jr.. Bus.. 471 VV11I1I'. 11111111111-111. jr., ASS. 4.711 NV11I1I'. N VV11I1I', 'I'111r1. I7r.. I-zugr., 421 VV11Il1'11111'rj1, Everett, Ifr., Agri.. 437 '11r111e111, jr.. Agri., 11.711, 2-18. 2-19 VV11111z11'I1, jlrnmy. Sr.. I1d111'.. .121, -lm. 2911 '1111 XV1111111cI1, AIIITY. Sp., Bus.. -1.77 XX'1111111'rI5. Kc11110l11. I7r.. Izrxgr.. -171 XV111111. A11 i11. Sr., Agri.. 72.7, -ISN. 2-12. XY111111, I3.111:1. Fr.. Bus.. 4-1-I XV11111I. I31111115, Sr.. Agri.. .72.7. -ISS VV111111, IU1'1111is, Sr.. Agri.. 727. 437 VV11111I, j111111w. Ifr., Educ., 4111 1111r11's, r., 4111 VV11111I. j j VV111111, jz111, Ir.. II11m1-151-.,411.3 1111111 Sr B 111 1'-1 A 1 1 1 VV111 15, . .zrV.. .. us., ..2.. - XY1111 , 1.1-uis, Sr., .-'1g5ri.,.72,7,-1M,2.72 XY111111. I.1111I11. Sp.. 111111111 Ifc., '3-11. 2-11. 512 2S7 XY111111. R11111-11, Sr.. Iiduc., 72.7, 427 XX'111111111'1I. Iirurc, Fr.. Ifduc.. -137. 31-1, 23-7. 231 XV11111111r1I, Slcxxuri, 1'r., Izngr., 11111. 3119 V11'111111I1'y, IU111111Id, Sp.. I:111.1r.,.S2'3 VV11111I1111111, Guy. Sp., Ilngr.. 11811 VV11111Ir11111. Suxic. Sp.. ARS. 4117 VV1111dru1I'. 1.111111-1. Sp..A2SS,'12S V1'11111Is, 4Q111'11Iy11, Sp.. Izduc.. -112 XY111111-, CfI11'r5I, Ed11c.. -1.77 I THE FARMERS' FARM ORGANIZATION INSURANCE Aufomobile . . . Life . . I-Iospifalizafion . . . Proper'I'y . . Hail-Crop . . . Liabilify . . . GEORGE STONE, Pres. EMIL KASTL, Sec. V1'11111Is, Ccorgc, VM, VYIVI. 7311, 4115 Yz1rr1aII, Nz11aIi11, jr., ASS, 1171, 222 XV11111I-. Karma-1I'1. Sp., Bus., 427 Y11ryz111, Lcslic. jr.. ARS. 3351 NV1111ds. Lu Arm. Sp.. ASS. 151111 Y1111's, N'I1c14ic. Ifr.. Agri., -1.72 XV111111-. Pa11I11. Sr.. Educ., .72.7. -1.711 Y1111's. Nanci. jr., Bus., -WN XY111111x, R11bcr1, jr., II111111' Ifc.. -117, BWI Xcelgcr. Karen, Sp.. Ifduc.. 172. 274 XV11111I-, Sherry. Fr.. ASS. -132 Y1-agar, Peggy, Sr., Iiduc.. 32.7. -1171: XX'11111Iw11r11, April, I r., 11111110 EC.. -117 VV11111111' ' ' '77 VV1111111' ard. Sus.1111. Sr.. Izduc.. 111. -72.7. 2SI Charlv-, Sr., Bus., 325, 45451 Yc':1z1fI , Y1'IIc11, jeffrcy, Sp Ycz1rw1111d. L111111ic. Sp.. ASS. 4111 R11IfmPr1. jr., AKS. ES2 ., 11111110 EC., -1-111.2-11 VV1111dy, Marian. 1'r.. ABS. 41157 Ycrian, De111vic, Ifr.. ARS, 5131 VV1111dy. Timothy, VNI2, i7'311, 45S Yirsu, Ann, Fr.. I111111'., 432 KV1111dy, Twykl. Sr., If1111c.. .72.7, -ISS. 277 Yiwu, joe, Sr.. Agri.. .72.7, -1111 VV1111I11ridgc. Rmgcr, AKS, -IFS Y11c11m. Larry, Sp.. Iius.. 4-111 XX'1111I11y. jc11'111. APRS, 427 Ywdcr. Br:1d111rd. Sr.. Ifugr., -72.7. -127. XV1111I51', NI0111, Sr.. I3113.. 72.7, -117 T111-s1111g. Myra, Sp., 11111110 3219 XY 1 S 1 111111-11. A1111. Sr., .-XSS. 727. -11 N ' ' 'I' 7' 1 W11rI1'5, I1c111'ard. Sr.. Ipngr.. .1-.1. -1-1. L--. Y11I1111yz11T1z1. Y1111111, Cr., fir.. 5-7. -19. jr II1111I1 1111 31-1 Y-1111. Clady-. .. 11 1 3. N4 2111, 22-1. 234 21 XV11rIvy. Cz1rz11d, Sp.. Ifngr.. 457 Y1111I4cr, DGI'111r11I1, Ifr.. ARS. 343 W'11rIcy. j11c. Sr.. Ifduc., .72.7. 417, 224. 25-1. Y111111g, Beverly, Ifr., Iiduc., 432 1111 Y111111g, Camcr1111, Ifr., ASS. 471 XV111'sI1:1n1. jzmicc. I r.. Ilus.. 444 Y111111g. Carla, Sr., Iiduc., 72.7. -117, 271 -1 V1111sI1e11r1. Larry. ARS, W1 Y11111'1g, EIiz111111'1I1, Sp., Bus.. 41111 XX'1111I1, Hcrmy, Sr.. 17111-., 72.7. 45 Y11111111. james, jr.. 1511-.. 11111 XV1111I1. Birda. Fr.. Bus. Y11111111.ju11i1I1.j1., Ii1111c.. 417 XX'11r1I111111, Gerald, Sr., Ifnpr.. 72.7, 1117 Y11111111. judy. Sr.. Educ.. 72.7, -155 XV1111I1c11. Ruth. Sp.. Ii1I11c..-1311 Y111111g1, N'Iarciz1. F1., II111111- Iic. XX1111II1-, Gary, VNI. YM, 7511. -IFS Y11u11g, Mary, 1511. Iiduc.. 11-13. 377 1.N'r1'111'. Barbara, Sp., 11111110 lic.. 11.711 Y11u111.z, Mary, Sp.. II111111- Ifc.. 3-13. 1177 VVr1111. jcnuy, Fr., II111r111 Ifc.. -174 Y11111111, Nat1'1a11, Sp., ASS. 471 VVr11r11l, Bzlrbara, Sp., 11113. Y111mg, Pam, lf'r,, I1Q1I11c,, 444 W1i11h1, Carol, 11., 1511111-., '5511 Y,,L,,,M- paula, gr.. ARS. 15,4575 3411 VV1ig11l. CI1z1rICn. jr.. Bus., -MS .133 XVri11I11. 11111111112 Fr., ARS. 432 Y111111g. P111II1p. Ir.. Agri., 1171 XX'r1pI11. Cl1c1111, jr.. ASS. 5112 Y111111g, S11'x011. ASS. -127. 29S XVVi1:I1l. 11111165 1:Y.. Ifdllf.. -1-14 Y1111111:. VViIIi11111. Sr.. Ifduc.. 72.7. -ISS u1F11l11l. 135195, jr.. ABS. -PN Y1111111.jaCI110.Sr.. Bus.. 72.7. -1.71. 2111. AA11'1!lhT- 1211142 III.. II111111- Ifc.. 1112. 211-7. 231-2 Y111111I4c. R111111111, Sr.. If11111., 31717, 72.7 XX'rigI11, j11I111, Sr., Agri.. .72.7. -ISN X'Vrig11t, I.11g1111. Fr., ARS Z W'ri1r11l, Mary, Sp., II111111- I 1'.. f3 34 n VVri15I11. 1VI1Idrcd, Sp., ANS Z11c1111ri11sOr1, Rim, Ur.. Cir., 127. 1117 VVri51I11, Mike, Sp., Agri.. 'V311 Z11II'11111, Cj'lII1II21. jr.. ARS. 4114 V1'rigI1l. 1'z1uI. Sp., Ifugr.. 112 Z:1I1I. R11Iocr1, Sr.. I 111gr.. .721-189, 25111 XVri11I11, I'e1u1a. Sp.. I311s.. 1717 21151, '321 Zz1I1'1uI4i, NI111'i1111111', Sp.. :XSS XYr1uI11. SI1ar1111. Sr.. If1111c.. .72.7, 317171 Zzmicki. I.a1xr1-1111'. jr.. If111:1., -171. 2511 XY1'11g111. XViIIia1r1. jr.. 1311-.,-127 2111111-ki, jamcw. Sp.. 1311-.. 5711 XYyz111. 1111111. jr.. ARS, -INS ZcIi11-, Nick. Ifr., AAS, -171 XX'11'I1111I, 717111111111-. Sr,, .-XRS, 72.7, -171. 22-1 Zi1'gIcr, Cecilia, jr.. ANS. -1-I1-1 Zi1111111g. Larry, Sp.. Ifnygr.. -1413 f Y Zi111111cr1r1e111, I.i11dz1, Sp.. ASS, 3212 link, judy, Sp.. ARS, -II7 Y11111. I71111gIf1s, Sr.. Ifnpr.. 72.7, 488 2111111-11117, CIz1rc11c1'. jr., Bus., 4SS Y1111c111. Bruce, I7r.. Iinpr.. 4.72 Z'1pp11I, R11111'rl. Sp., IC1111c., 13-117, 211-1 Y1111Iiz111, R11171111. jr.. 1511-.,-171. '1I1 Xurlinv. VViIIi11111. Sp.. Agri.. -1111 111rI111r1111gI1, CgyI11111I, Sp.. AAS. -WS Z11r1111'11Iy. ID1111111. Sp., Ifduc.. 3112 Y.1rI11111111I1. IDia11v. jr.. AAS. 31-1 Z111'1111'I1cr, Kc1111c1I1. Sp.. AEN., -ISS 1.1111r1111y111, RIc1111r1I. I-'d11c.. 124 X111-1f1cI1cr. I.1111111. Sr.. Agri.. 72.7, -lv. 11111111-rs, S11.111111. jr.. H111111- I'.1:. -111, 2. UK'-AHUMA ENJOY THE FINEST SOLD Always Ask For Hi-Vita-Min Milk Ice Cream - Cheese More Oklahomans Drink Meadow Gold Milk Than Any Other Brand TULSA OKLAHOMA CITY 215 N. Denver 316 N. Wesiern 1141 W. Sheridan 14051 CE 2-5217 STILLWATER OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLAHOMA 7I5 Wes+ 6+h 28 N.W. Third 556 TEC Glml.-. I l o ' 1 -M fl WM U oKL,Zi-loiilf CITYEYCSIZLA. OKLAHOMA PAPER CO. Established 1900 Oklahoma's Oldest and Most Complete Paper House Distributors ol Hy Grade Premium School Supplies 301 E. Cali! Okla. City CE 6-0811 HUNZICKER BROS. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES - LIGHTING FIXTURES Virginia at Fourth 236-373l Oklahoma City, Olcla. l C These Friends Of Oklahoma State University Western Paper Company Most Happily And Everything tor the Printer I 200 NE- 3491 OKL AHOM A CITY JA 4 5'5 l Most Sincerely Salute The Continuing Growth Of 0klahoma's Outstanding T L: AOPAI6' if 2 llHI74OHHIH A- land-Grant University BIG CHIEF DRILLING COMPANY 602NE63d Oh W. T. BlLL PAYNE, Chairman ot The Board . . r Box 8837 kla omu City cAPlTor. STEEL s. mon co. l LEO MAXWELL CO.. INC. 'Dependable Se,-vice Since 19100 l Wholesale Appliance Distributors Office and Pu-ml - 1726 s. 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'V wf..,.,, FV- V,- -, ' !'3.3i4V:5,.f- A Acacia, 324 Afro-American Society, 315 African Students Organization, 287 Aggie Sports Car Club, 260 Aggie Toastmasters, 249 Aggie X, 248 Agricultural Student Council, 93 Agronomy Club, 250 Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Beta Alpha, 273 Chi Omega, 326 Delta Pi, 328 Epsilon Delta, 311 Iota, 299 Kappa Alpha, 308 Alpha Kappa Psi, 265 Alpha Lambda Delta, 241 Alpha Phi Alpha, 323 Alpha Phi Omega, 303 Alpha Pi Mu, 273 Alpha Tau Alpha, 262 Alpha Tau Omega, 332 Alpha Xi Delta, 334 Alpha Zeta, 242 American Chemical Society, 298 American Institute for Design 81 Drafting, 279 American Institute of Architects, 289 American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 309 American Institute of Agricultural Engineers, 249 American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 276 American Society of Civil Engi- neers, 277 American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 269 Angel Flight, 221 Aquatic Club, 296 Army Blades, 222 Arnold Air Society, 228 Arts 81 Sciences Student Council, 94 Association Childhood Education, 262 Athletic Hall, 400 AWS Executive Board, 91 AWS Legislative 8i Judicial Board, 263 B Barn Student, 402 Baptist Student Union, 302 Beta Alpha Psi, 268 Beta Chi Sigma, 310 Beta Gamma Sigma, 268 Beta Theta Pi, 336 Beta Upsilon Sigma, 269 Block 8: Bridle, 254 Blue Key, 88 Brurnley Apartments, 404 Business Student Council, 95 C Capettes, 223 Chi Alpha, 311 Chi Delphia, 307 Chi Epsilon, 277 Chi Omega, 338 G5enera Chinese Student Association, 288 Clothing Textiles Merchandising Club, 285 Collegiate FFA, 252 Cordell Hall, 407 D Daughters of Diane, 308 Dairy Science Club, 247 DECCA, 302 Delta Chi, 340 Delta Delta Delta, 342 Delta Sigma Alpha, 251 Delta Sigma Pi, 304 Delta Sigma Theta, 313 Delta Tau Delta, 344 Delta Upsilon, 346 Delta Zeta, 348 Drummond Hall, 411 E East Bennett Hall, 418 East Bennett Council, 265 Education Student Council, 96 Engineering Club, 309 Engineering Student Council, 97 Eta Kappa Nu, 270 F FarmHouse, 350 Fashion Board, 283 Fire Protection Society, 300 Forestry Club, 256 G Gallagher Girls, 305 Gallant Guard, 230 Gamma Phi Beta, 352 Girls of the Golden Heart, 307 Girls Rifle Team, 231 Graduate Students, 526 H Home Economics Club, 284 Home Economics Student Council, 98 Horticulture Club, 257 I Intercollegiate Knights, 241 Intercollegiate Party, 259 Interfraternity Council, 321 Iota Nu Sigma, 314 Iranian Students Club, 287 I Iunior IFC, 322 Iunior Panhellenic, 322 K Kappa Alpha, 354 Kappa Alpha Psi, 394 Kappa Alpha Theta, 356 Kappa Delta, 358 Kappa Delta Pi, 271 Kappa Kappa Gamma, 360 llndex Kappa Kappa Psi, 291 Kappa Sigma, 362 Kerr Hall, 421 Key-Board Commission, 89 L Lambda Chi Alpha, 364 Lasso's 81 Lariats, 243 Little Sigmas, 306 Little Sisters of Minerva, 306 M Medical Technology Society, 304 MRHA Iudicial Board, 242 MRHA, 399 Minutemen Drill Team, 233 Mortar Board, 87 Mu Kappa Tau, 314 Murray Hall, 428 N North Hall, 433 O Off Campus Students, 472 Omicron Delta Kappa, 90 Omicron Nu, 283 Orange 81 Black Quill, 240 Organization of Arab Students, 288 O-Staters, 244 OSU Marching Band, 294 OSU Cheerleaders, 195 OSU Concert Band, 295 OSU Flying Aggies, 264 OSU Hotel 8: Restaurant Society, 301 OSU Orchestra, 293 OSU Rodeo Club, 246 OSU Skydivers Club, 233 P Pakistan Students Association, 286 Panhellenic Council, 320 Parker Hall, 434 Pershing Rifles C-7, 235 Pershing Rifles Regimental Head- quarters, 236 Phi Delta Theta, 366 Phi Eta Sigma, 261 Phi Gamma Delta, 368 Phi Kappa Tau, 372 Phi Kappa Theta, 374 Phi Kappa Psi, 370 Phi Upsilon Omicron, 285 Physical Education Majors, Min- ors, 312 Pi Alpha Mu. 315 Pi Beta Phi, 376 Pi Kappa Alpha. 378 Pi Mu Epsilon, 298 Pi Omega Pi, 271 Pi Tau Sigma, 279 Pleiades, 305 Poultry Science Club, 246 R REDSKIN Congratulates, 82 Rho Nu Tau, 301 ROTC Rifle Team, 232 S Scabbard and Blade, 234 Scott Hall, 438 Semper Fidelis Society, 299 Senior Students, 492 Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 380 Sigma Alpha Iota, 296 Sigma Chi, 382 Sigma Nu, 384 Sigma Phi Epsilon, 386 Sigma Tau, 272 Sigma Theta Epsilon, 289 Society for Advancement of Man- agement, 280 Society for American Military En- gineers, 231 Society of Automotive Engineers, 276 Society of Electronics Engineering Technicians, 278 Society of Mechanical Technicians, 278 Southwestern Executive Sales, 266 Stout Hall, 411 Student Education Association, 274 Student Entertainers, 258 Student Industrial Arts, 310 Student Union Activities Board, 92 T Tau Beta Sigma, 291 Tau Iota Epsilon, 280 Tau Kappa Epsilon, 388 Theta Sigma Phi, 282 Triangle, 390 Twelve Story Hall, 466 U University Choir, 292 University Men's Glee Club, 290 University Party, 260 V Varsity Rifle Team, 232 Veterinary Medicine Classes, 528 W Wentz Hall, 445 West Bennett Hall, 451 Who's Who, 86 Willard Hall, 453 Willham Hall, 458 Women's Recreation Association, 297 WRHA, 398 X Xi Mu, 312 Y Young Democrats, 267 Young Republicans, 281 Z Zeta Tau Alpha, 392 Dear Students: The 1969 REDSKIN is the product of the efforts of a small group of your fellow students who have sacrificed their grades, sleep, and free time in order to give you a record of OSU, 1968-69. Steve Holton, Iohn Williams, and Susan Prater were the core of the editorial staff. Not enough thank youis can be extended to these three enthusiastic and dedicated people. Many words of praise go to section editors Sue Clabaugh, Myra Yoesting, Patty Moore, joan Billingsley, Sylvia Faupel, Harold Holley, Nona Barton, and John Iameson for a job well done. Special appreciation goes to Iim Axley for his copy on the opening pages and on the divi- sion pages and for his organization of the feature section. Special thanks also goes to Tom Leonard of the University Computer Center who programmed the REDSKIN living group and class sections. The photographic staff of Iames Iohnson, Ron Hartwick, Ieff Lewis, Richard Cunningham, Iim Gabelsberg, and Richard Vogel was extremely cooperative, responsible, and capable. A big thanks to each of you. There were times of crisis and sincere thanks goes to those who helped in those times: Iill, Christine, Patty, Linda, Leslie, Kay, Diana, Lynn, the Pike pledge class, and the Lambda Chi pledge class. We are especially appreciative of the people at Southwestern Engraving Company: R. C. Walker, Susan Baker, and Mr. Auxier. So many others must be recognized for their contributions to the '69 REDSKIN: Bill Bywater of Economy Advertising Company, Hal Payne of Durand Manufacturing Com- pany, Mrs. Cole of Cole Studio, for the individual pictures, Bob McCormack of McCormack Studio, for the REDSKIN beauty pictures, and Bob Cox of Public Information, Paul McCrary of University Photo, Barry Blackman, and Bob Dimrey for picture contributions. For their moral support and encouragement may 1 say a sincere thank you to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Benbrook and one also to Torn. Since he was editor of the 1943 REDSKIN, my father has been especially helpful to me by offering experienced editorial advice. We of the 1969 REDSKIN staH are grateful that we had the opportunity to be of service to you and to our University in this way. MARGARET BENBROOK, editor 1 1 Redskin I969 . . . student yearbook published for the student body of Oklahoma State University, Stillwater. Student staff photographers JAMES JOHNSON RON HAm'wIcIc RICHARD VOGBI. JEFF LEWIS f RICHARD CUNNINGHAM IIM GABELSBERG Official photographers COLE CAMPUS STUDIo Stillwater, Oklahoma A MCCORMACK,S STUDIO Tulsa, Oklahoma Printed and bound by ECONOMYv ADVERTISING COMPANY Iowa City, Iowa Engravings by SOUTHWESTERN ENGRAVING COMPANY Tulsa, Oklahoma . . Covers by DURAND MANUFACTURING COMPANY Chicago, Illinois on it S r 0 6' o 54 v V as FRE S