Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)
- Class of 1970
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, Q ' 4 .fl -A if fri' ll 4 fl IIHISKIN 1970 ,,, , GMA Published for fhe Sfuclenl Body OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY Sfillwafer, Oklahoma John Williams, Edifor Sue Clabaugh, Associale Edilor -91 fu., aiu: n an num ann may nu- u-.1 nas, inf- mz. 1L 35 : ati nymwwm Q E Q-.-gg ,. M CONTENTS The Year' . . PersonaIi'ries Beaufies . The UniversII'y CoIIeges . The Ac+iviIies Sporfs . . PubIica+ions Milifary . OrganizaI'ion The S+udenIs Residences Greeks . . OFF Campus Seniors . . Index . . S 66 68 92 I I2 I30 I48 ISO I84 l98 226 284 286 360 442 462 504 A Universiiy in Evoluiion . . .a concep+ and a reali+y. The concepi of growfh . . . of change . . . of progress. The realify of a changing campus . . .a changing look . . . a changing aHi+ude foward 'ihe purpose 'For which we are here. Oklahoma Siaie Universiiy I970 . . . a sfudy in change and conirasf . . . a Universiiy in Evoluiion. wp., M hmmm fflm-Swv 15 mmm, ' wtf -3 . - .V 3.19. 5 dnaiiuwi 11691 Mffun-Qifkw . U13 alfa . 1 emma. 1 in Q xqizsisii IU! ' ' l9l!!E!!Euf .. I-I w Q A .K 1 um pann- -'Q' Y Q ?- For each 'there is a way +0 become involved . . . +0 care. For each 'rhere is a purpose, whe+her i+ be fhree hours or ihree years or a lifefime. And for each in I970 +he quesfions are asked . . . Whai price freedom . . . whai' price peace . . . whai' price vicfory? .fs-ef Y QL EYQQVQ . fklff -r W? 541 1 I 3... Evolufion . . .implying change and growfh and progress. Voices +o be heard . . . persuading, soo+hing, angry voices . . . +hough+s fo be 'rhoughl' . . . programs +o be sludied . . . or perhaps nof sludied . . . lo be changed or perhaps nor changed. For each 'I'here is a way +o parlicipale . . . +0 care . . . whelher an unreal figh+ in an unreal world or a real figl-a+ in 'l'he realily of l970. f I il? yds. -Qs - Y Halal 4 fm W 1 ww Q. 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The passing of an age . . . an old friend . . . and +he beginning of a new one . . . a 'Fresh new 'Face . . . a universi+y +ha+ lives and grows, evolving, as i+ musf, +o meef l'he demands of an expanding campus. f ' 4'i..,-fhnr H45-Q.. 0 , v- 1. 'wi l f ,Q , 1 ' .5 'sv 'wwe . ' w.f ' N iiii V W Q W -so Q' -nt A A 5' -J , -: Q Y 'X NA F x ff'-4 M W ' 1' ff i l' - 'W if r 'X vt A r. ' 1-f j ,Qu - v i,,,,:Vg.f- . , , q. W H .1, .wg , .,L--igwmj A Q Lg W 'w51fi,ff'fx,22.v Q 7 , ', ,, ., , My, , -e?pf.Q:EYgaF:?a p j - ., wmygf . if -f- . A ff A W . L H5 - , , www, . www ,mmsgwmamQmMmwrm2amw P mg F V, .P JL . fl .,.. f. .. r ff' . J . ,415 sa. 22,-'ef 1 2 1 L-Qfgfjjl ' ' f Q X 455, To absorb . . .+o learn . . . +o undersiand becomes our goal. A dynamic . . . ever-changing concepf. To +eacl'1 . . . +o imparf and engender. . . musf also be dynamic. If educafion is s+a+ic . . . i'rs purpose . . . i'rs goal . . .is dead. l970 saw new ways. . .new me+l1ods+o give wl'1a1' musi' be given. ,c . ,A rd f , A ff ' . a R 1: IA. . 1 nur.. a 9 J E , ., 1 Li '-' 14 1 . I , 4 I ' , F 1 S. M tr 1 If 1, L r V 11. ' rj- - ,fl - if -'sv fy ' v 3 ' ..-23 'F F' g . i 'a f 'll I uf f'aoo , ,, EW JE M i s' rw . PQ 9 ai f 'M l , ' 3? 3 ' ' ' 3 3 ' KF 49 'N 1-PV? V 5 if ww 'W - Wm H 'W' 3 Yin uf '69 Q 4 Jw 4 ' 'Wu ww H ww W -5 'Q ,V 1'I1M. H 1, ,N 1- H, 'H 11341 QW fi 1 6911, W 5 1 QQ ,xx Maw Wm 5 2 'Ev 2 E N , an 3 E . , ,W ,. ' -, ' K N 11W111'1 -' -- 1- 'WC' W X .1 1 11-1.1, ,TQTEW-1fl1i f'1 1 W H J ' ' ' M 191 ' ' ' ' ' Y1,,W,11,W111 'mogw ,, 11 f 1 3' H, li , , ff, ff' 1 - 5 Q Q , ff? , WM, .1,a,,f6f1fwmw - df , N , Fm 1 1 1 .f 1 ir A 1M K .g 5 3 ff K i ,Q r, , r z , 6 ' 9733: 1si'fa,w 1 1 fb 1 V ' M 1 1 if if 3 ' 135-an , is f-g'i'g Ii , ,f, if , , Q1 pw 1.' W f , 5 ff W 'k ' M iw wnyi f W' ,X ' 1 V A 1 'Erik' Q3 ,R 'f :fai r gr , xy? m M K' 1 . 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' 'f s 4 f . ff Q' gr W 4 X Jag , A ,X M A 1 . 1 sl 1 :sm -fm 5 fi Q wg we 4 . mmf ,,,.,,22,Y,1,, w2.,,,, ,V 334, 1V 7, f 'A'-1 - W V1 1 - WMQ1, , , Km -MZNJA ,Q-+1 1 -V1 - 1 lE4Vf'if1f??i.,m If W 1' ff 1 .mm x 1 ,A www, 5 M my I I The benefils of growfh and of progress and of change . . . +he big names . . . Dionne and Lou and Woody. The beauiiful people providing unforge'r+able enferfainmeni . . .evenings well- spen'r . . . wi'rh a business 'rhere's no business lilce. Q41 ,Hx H ,wa f ,gin aaa L leg., X, ag, ,f i fa 33 , . ,. 'mink , . The sagging sieps and crealcing doors . . . The musly smell of 50 year's service. How many young minds have found lhe answers lo life's quesiions here . . . how many foofsieps have echoed down lhe emp+y halls? Silence now . . . and 'rhen 'rhe crash of old walls . . .1'he passing of a friend and perhaps an era. Williams Hall. . . many lhings 'ro many people . . . buf now . . . only a memory. From des'rruc+ion can grow beaufy . . . a face HH +o serve . . . +o benefit I97O was a year of grow+l1 . . . expansion . . . renova+ion . . . 'l'o accommodafe . . . 'ro furfher . . . +o facilifafe . . . fhe universify in evolufion. --.-0 M.:-w 11' !i W 4....-..-...Z its 9' r Wifh grow+l1 . . . comes impersonalizalion . people become numbers . . .and numbers, holes in a card. The price we musf pay . . . a classroom wH'l1ou+ a +eacl'1er a universi+y of and 'For . . . bulunol' by +l1e people. Our fufure in +l1e carols . . . bul' cards of a clifferenl' kind 'lx V W 5 S2 + 5 Q....,,,,5 ---.-..........s 2 3 wg. , H :ix .1 1735 X Tris. E V K 5252 ? ?-M 1 ' gg. 1 F Q Q,-V X ' mmumf lf., Q? 1 n X 5 5 S 3 V' ' f?q1.i5,,F 5 f 'Y' W g .Q ..-M qv v A ,w i 4 4-K- ff ,M . 1 M J ,Q To develop a skill . . . or a nafural +alen+ . . . long hours of prepara+ion . . . new ways 'ro learn 'rhrough clemonsfralion or inclependen+ sfudy a parf of a +o+al educalion. Q ii' Q fm va Aw , Jas' f fi .gg g iv are a is . Many voices were heard during I970 . . . many voices wi+l1 messages . . . voices of affirmafion . . . voices of condemna'rion .. .voices of in+eres+ and significance fo a generafion of 'rhinking people. NAU' K si: if Aja ,Km gli ar sm , w V.: gm fig ,ggi . I m,,, mn '5 ? W ,Q E -M41 . -:RT .151 - I- , .zfL?+2 ' ' J ' A 3? ' 3? - X 2 9fj' . f f2 ? - fan. A' ' W '. mi ,, :.. , ,W .. ,' A 'in xi ' H N QQ.: A '1 mf firziffflre Mai. NFS. ffw XV g ,Q sf - ,ukgzfp ,. ,Q ,am .sp z 1,1 'sing' 1 . Wa IQ' Li? V za iiagz I2-krifp 19519 4521: ,,, 4 'iss Y W A 9' 4 7 'Q 0 sa 'i ff 9 1 9 x ig? V X 1 5 S gig.. We came . . . and we lisfened . . . we agreed and we argued . . . we quesfioned . . . and we answered . . . bu'r mosi' impor'ran'r we parficipafed in fhe issues 'rhaf mus'r concern us all. , H ' uf' K fl , .. 1. , 2 z I V .I X X ,L ,. , .L.,.... ,, . 55129 .3 in ,M . f -Af. Wm, sg? ,K 'Q' 1 Ag' 'E 3 X B 52 2 if , f R r 11-M fb. 1.. ,!E3,..f,1fEff' -C- '51-T Xwfl' ' is Q mfs ,E , w The plea wenf ouf . . . a Moraforium . . . a day of s'rudy . . . of confemplafion . . . of examinafion . . . of fhe cause and effecf of human endeavor. A ques+ion of morali+y or of common sense? Oklahoma S'ra+e answered 'rhe call . . . and perhaps some of +he ques+ions . . . perhaps not An examinalion in self . . . self-concepl . . . self-image . . . self-purpose . . . necessary +o grow, 'ro change, io evolve +o grea+er service. Sfudenf governmeni' . . . 'lhe channels +hrough which we mus'r work +o achieve ancl +0 gain. - A' J we 'lk Arub- wb, V ,, V. r.,,:k:7 N, ribnfglige Ag 3 - 1 ' ,Q if - S 2: U Q -- 4 , wig ..,f 'P' l.. 3V 'Gd' As many looks as There are people. . . lhe lradifional . . . The innovafive . . . ihe sfandard . . . 'the free-swinging individualify of +he now-generafion . . . fo each his own . . . an exfension of our personalifies . . . wha? we are or hope +0 be. The change and 'rhe conlrasf fhaf I970 has seen in people . . . fhe subslance of our universi+y. Anais 2 E 1 2 5 l l l i 1 i I , From beyond rhe seas and across fhe s+a+e came fhose who wished lo learn, fo experience and T each a chance +o belong . . . backgrounds so diverse . . . bur 'rhe goal was fhe same. s, ,I K We? ii' i NH Q if , A rw, o gain. For 37 And +he fhoughf occurs in The face of long lines and wai+ing . . . is H' wor'rh H? When The las+ class card for a course we need disappears in fhe hands of fhe one iusf ahead . . . we ask again . . . is H' worfh H? Bu'r always we con+inue, as we know we mus+, for a be++er fu+ure. -wwf 'N' 1, , ,. . ew 1 f E, A QQWQQEQQE E EEE N gK RZEEES .. .V 2 fl, I , - A in 3 V ' KT' i w' 'V UV' N ' Ll ,A af 'W aff , 1 1 Q 1 E S3 f fx , , in Mk, If 'w El My K? 4? ax fu. f,-7f-,, I ff? in 2- K - ffl':Q,, K V J ww-.v.1' ,HX 3 f ez MMM-K' A V -?.. I mf E 1+ thu! RX Eff Y if Sv- -sw CRSH REGISTER NU REFUNDS WITHUUT RECEIPT i 153.1 f J, V. W Gif x lf - .Mi .X gg-e.,1:,,, as 3 , is A5 -45 5 -VM: .4 k ox- m,gq1 f'1z'g1 , . - - if 'L ' Aj, Sr -is :,w?2f9'Z'2l , wsu 'S , F'--fgif Q55 figiseiffff, Fug! 'Hifi' J .V+ -V Q3 ww-K,,-,- Mig ' 'w any .sw 13351 Mi W',Pfi'Sw . k 7 ' 52332245 'A U,,. 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W'Kl 5' ' .N .i Y:'E?2iY VV ' ' K ' W ' 'k'iB'6 The flnings we see . . . 'flue +l1ings we hear and feel . . . buf seldom appreciale or seldom really no'rice . . . our universi+y is all aboul' us . . . when we 'ralce lime lo slop +0 see, ancl +o apprecia+e. E25 f l l, l 4, A ,I ,. 5 4- ,- ,. e.s,,,..e,,gs.1e.,l, . if 44 The race is on . . . a show of s'rreng+h and wood and mud in l97O. The anxious crowd who asks . . . who will emerge vic+orious in 'rhe games we play? How real is prefend when +he game is war? A A fum A happy +ime . . . far from +he pressures of 'I'he classroom and fhe books . . . a 'rime +o laugh . . . a Hme 'ro release all 'l'he frus+ra+ions of a week . . . bu+ mos+ of all a +ime 'l'o remember. Q army, vw - Eff ff Q. 1 ,W A u ...MFT A new face and new mefhods ihai' fos+er new a++i'fudes +owarcl an old spor+ . . . a pride unmeasurecl for a 'ream and a coach +ha+ gave i+s all +0 make almosi' a realH'y. K.-Sl H! mf .. , .5 . f 1 N,g,4wl-Qwfg.3:l1'. f' gnu' 'Kd , o I' 5. K' LJi ?i gm k myfw V w ,jws -me YI., 925: 'ff gf f f K IIC.. .-A 4 9-In 9' ' fi mwiagwwf W 392' Weds J hi 'P ki. as ia .: ' A ' 1 wo. MM am' 2. 1. ,mas -f 1:11 f , Muscles slrain . . . a fendon pulled . . .a bruise appears . . . bu+ +l1e spiril' remains in'rac+ in viclory or defeal . . . an old adage musl be followed . . . sporlsmanship above all, wl'1e+l1er varsily or in+ramural. Homecoming I969 . . . a perfecf day . . . laugl1+er and briglwi' colors . . . llne smile of a queen and a speclacular win againsf K-S+a+e. Orange power and honor +o Henry lba . . . a dedicaied and successful friend +o Oklahoma S'ra're. SQA . ,, 5 R. . ig? -..:, .-A . , '91 2 J 515 A Q L if U , as 2 'Q ,jaw M lm X 3 Q 1? f , Q Q- K .fiffk 'WIN' i v W X Q? .K 1 'r .I k., 1 w F . N f J gg ,Q-,Q:..1' K-lf? ,Qui ': , 1' i' AQ . ii sv w X . 4 gf- ! A fix gags!! 29252 A Q, ,K f + vga sp? gf 1 --,rr 1 3, fm, Ti! Qi , . ir f 1 ,L Q X S: H---Rx Fg.Qz,.fl-S1ss . 2 iQ'f'f W -f V4 Fw Q 555l'.',g A-wwf' rg 4? Big +alen'r came fo OSU in l97O . fhe fun people of ihe en+er+ainmen+ world . . . +o brighfen our evenings and provide a few momenfs of relaxa+ion and enioymenf in Hue hecfic rush of educa+ion. Sfudenl falenl' . . . sfudenf wi? . . . s+uden'r par+icipaHon +l1a+ commenfs on 'Phe world we lcnow. Somelimes +l1e commenf deep bu+ always Varsify Revue means 'Fun and laughfer . ..ligl1+s and music . . . a look a+ our world Hnrough eyes +ha+ see H as H' is. sb 2 J . 4 V 1 1 1 I 4 E i S v Q 1 52 5, 5, 3 ,. 2 2 57 'T .L X S ,1 QMQNNM There is much fo be gained from culfural en+er1'ainmen+ . . . a message comes Through from fhe finer fhings +ha'i surround us . . . a necessify for 'rhe improvemenf of our minds. ,V,.....,wwv A kr- M .mw- s '- fmL'ifw , if 1 i 4 .A D, av X 225525,gviigxzfsflmi.f A . - U , 5 -W Qi' 9511951 ' 1 9 ' S-:,A.?ii? A A IQ, LL1,.. 1 5-1 K. Y g ,,, ' .. ,, fMf,L,- . ' , - ,-,' E I 1: ' 2 ,- 'S - ffiyffktgliifg? 1 :55 24 .- iw. 25235293 v? 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AL PSY' M , iihxld pniwr r X ..upv - Incluilnl Xsxatic -- -qw. 0 f- . 1 ,, k K use: nf Bvhavlerlr.. ' ,, I VA 4 KHJIUCHI '69 a Ni A mid m the Clasbrov' I , X .me Conti-riqpurary V' y . Q ml ffounwxng W S W, , If Hvwelzrxg -Q5 5? U . I or hm S 'x mtl Bound Q J E i ' HeALw. - V E- 4 S . 275 Drurv rf :si --f ' ele el UN Chen GIYIUQ p. rlica'rions Avai ,SWS WOC, BWOC HWQQMI. Ibcl mualeyQ Sfirs Rugkus I-..--L..-' A C1 1 It takes more than just energy . . . more than just talent . . . rnore than just time. It takes the willingness to sacrifice all of these things for the benefit of the University. ,gf . M ,iw ' . ew PersonaIi+ies Reclskin Congraiulaies Q MARILYNN BENBROOK , . . lor her outstanding contribution in scholarship. In her four years at OSU she acquired a 3.93 cumulative GPA. She was a member of Mortar Board and Angel Flight, and she was chosen as lirst alternate of the Mary Ann Steward Award. She was also listed in Who's Who and also received the Dean Talbot Award. he, KIZVIN VICKENNA . . . lor his leadership contrilvutions. lie nas a delegate to the Model United Nations in i967 and attended the US, Foreign Policy Conference as an OSU delegate in l968. ln addition, he served as vice-president of Blue Key in the lall ol' 1969. He attended a special language school in Russia last summer. W? rt KATY DYER . . . lor her contributions in campus entertain- ment. Katy participated in the University Choir and sang with the University Singers. She was elected Freshman Queen and reigned as Miss USU. In addition, she was among the linalists for Homecoming Queen in 1969. STEVE HOLTON . . . for his prominence in campus affairs. Steve served as senior class president and vice-president of IFC. He was a member of Blue Key and was chosen as president and outstanding member of lambda Chi Alpha. He also was REDSKIN athletics editor and associate editor. -1. J . . 3 LARRY L. NOIAN . . . lor his excellent scholarship. lie earned a 3,97 G.P.A. in veterinary medicine and was active in intramural athletics. He was also a nictnher ol' Phi Zeta, Phi Kappa Phi. Phi Eta Sigma, and the student chapter ol' the .Xmerican Veterinary Medicine Association. JOHN VVARIJ . . , lor his outstanding athletic ahility. john was twice the lteavjnciglit wrestling champion in the liiu lfight. and in 15169 he Itntli third place in NCAA. llc was chos- en on the concensns :Xll-.'Xnierican tcant, and was the H3653 hrs! round clralt choice ol' the Minnesota Vikings, the Nlfl. champions. Redskin Congra'rula+es -IOE SORENSON . . . for his leadership in campus activities. Hc served as Bluc Key vice-president, Student Affiliates president, and also as Sigma Chi fraternity president. He participated in Prcsidenfs Council. Intercollegiate Knights, and Intcrlratcrnity Council. DAVID B. WILDERMUTH . . . for his accomplishments in the lield of political science. David was active in the Honors Student Council and was co-editor of the ASS Honors Program Brochure. He also excelled in Phi Eta Sigma, Omicron Delta Kappa, and the Student Senate. 'ht L ..-by in is PHILLIP L. SUTTON . . . for his accomplishments in campus publications. He served as Editor of The Daily O'Collegian during the summer term of 1969 and co-editor during the spring semester of 1970. In addition, he was also the campus wrrespondent for the Tulsa World. E Eff? se at BRADLEY ROBERT RICE . . . for his outstanding contribution in debate. He represented OSL' on the CLE. College Bowl, and he was listed in Who's Who in American Colleges and Uni- versities. He also placed lirst in the district debating competi- tion, and tifth in the National Tournament in l969. 1? 5 -M-audi IAMES RUSS MCKNIGHT . . . an outstanding student leader. He served as president of the Student Association, excelled as senator in the Student Senate and was chairman ol' the Student Union Board of Advisors. He was also named Outstanding Fraternity Man at OSU and listed in Who's Who. LINDA HAYNES . . . for her campus activities. Linda was chosen as one of the Top Ten Freshmen Women in 1967, and was selected as Education Queen in 1970. In addition, she was a member of Gamma Phi Beta and served as Panhellenic presi- dent. She also participated in Mortar Board. Outstanding Students Selected From OSU The basic concept of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges is to provide a dem- ocratic, national basis for the recognition of the most outstanding campus leaders. The Whois Who directory recognizes students from approximately 1,000 schools. Campus nominating committees composed of repre- sentatives of the administration, the faculty, and also the student body made the annual selection of candidates for the Whois Who Among Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges. The candidates were chosen on a basis of academic standing, service to the community, and leadership in the extracurricular activities on the Oklahoma State campus. L ,H -Il ' T' ' H ' ' ROSTER: Iames Agnew, Blaine Armstrong, Marilynn Benhrook, Kevin McKenna, Ross McKnight, Steven Oltmanns, Sandra Thomas Coburn, David Croley, Diane Cunningham, Io A1111 Partridge, Donna Pearson, Sue Iane Price, Bradley Rice, Cole- Dale, Beverly Dixon, Dana Downing, Stephen Gerkin, Freddie man Scott, Ioe Sorenson, James Steichen, Charles Sutter, Marga- Gibson, Nancy Clisan, Linda Haynes, William Iackson, Iudy ret Tener, Carl Thoma, lane Wilder, David Wildermuth, Susan Iemison, Martha Kinney, Tim Kinney, Barbara Lewfs, David Winters. Messenger, Melissa Miller, Richard Miller, Iohnny McElroy, Mortar Board Selected Top Ten Freshmen Women Striving to promote leadership, scholarship, and serv- ice, Mortar Board again selected the Top Ten Freshmen. In addition Mortar Board continued to sponsor the hon- orary groups Alpha Lambda Delta and Orange and Black Quill. These same groups were also the guests of Mortar Board at an Honors Brunch last fall. The annual cal- endar sale and the Penny Night were other activities sponsored by Mortar Board. As always Mortar Board members rode bicycles with the men of Blue Key in the Homecoming parade. Ollicers for the year were Dana Downing, president, lane Wilder, vice president, Diane Cunningham, recording secretary, Barbara Evvens, treas- urerg Linda Haynes, corresponding secretary and Marga- ret Tener, membership chairman. FRONT ROW: Cathy Chapman, Iane Wilder, Barbara Lewis, Tcner anis Class Bexcrlv D xon Maure C arr tv To A11 Charlctte Gallagher, Dianc Cunningham, Martha Kinney, Don- Dale Nancy Cllsan Linda Jackson linda Haynes na Pearson, Iudy Iirnison. ROW 2: Dana Downing, Margaret Blue Key Sponsored Outstanding Teacher Award For the past year, Blue Key, the service fraternity for juniors and seniors with outstanding leadership and scholarship abilities, served the Oklahoma State student body in various Ways. The members sponsored Parents' Day and a seminar that brought Oklahoma businessmen to the campus for the purpose of discussing employment opportunities in the State of Oklahoma. Through the Keyboard Commission, Blue Key brought a variety of entertainment stars such as Dionne Warvxfick and Woody Herman to campus. To recognize and support the faculty, the members also sponsored the Outstanding Teacher Award. The organization was led by President Carl Thoma in the fall 1969, and President Steve Crerkin in the spring 1970. FRONT ROW: John McElroy, Abe Hesser, Alan Franz, Ross Dan Dumas, Steve Gerkin, Charles McKee, I. R. Hunter, David McKnight, Bill Agnew, Cleive Dumas, Lee Blank, Charles Sut- Croley, Eugene Skelly, Kevin McKenna, Tom Coburn, Tim ter, Mark Miller, David Messenger, Bill Legg, Steve Holton, Cregath, lim Hromas, Mike Bolick, Ioe Geis. Key-Board Commission Presented Dionne Warwick The Key-Board Commission consisted of three mem- bers elected from Blue Key and three members elected from Mortar Board. In the fall the commission was re- sponsible for bringing the Dionne Warwick and Woody Herman Show to the campus. In addition, the commis- sion was responsible for giving Dionne Wz1rxx'ick a re- ception party after her performance in Stillwater. Plans were made by the members of the commission to bring big name entertainment to OSU every Spring. Last spring Key-Board members assisted various civic and campus groups by selling tickets and ushering for the Pat Paulsen Show, Up with People, and the Bob Hope Show. This year's officers were Charles Sutter, presi- dentg and Sara Ernest, secretary-treasurer. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dan Dumas, Sara Earnest, Charles Sutter, Bill Agnew. i P .t - iw s. 0+ 77 Omlcron Delia Kappa Sc-:lc-:ded Top Freshmen Men Utilizing the regular meeting set in faculty homes, the members of Omicron Delta Kappa sought knowledge and understanding through the unique student-faculty- administrator relationship. Informal discussions dealt with Oklahoma State University's position in society and the impact of current academic policies upon the student and the world he encounters. Another example of Omi- cron Delta Kappais efforts to promote the development of leadership was the selection and recognition of the Top Ten Freshmen Men of 1969-1970. Officers were Tim Kinney, president, David Wildermuth, first vice presi- dent, Wayne Cozart, second vice president, John Stoops, secretary, and Fred Gibson, treasurer. it f ,I BACK ROW David Wildermuth Iohn Perkins Fred Gibson, McLaughlin, Iamcs Steichen, Daryl Birdwell, Charles Freeman Tim Kinney Iames Blaine FRONT ROW Rich Hood, Iohn Stephen Penuel, Brad Rice, Wayne Cozart. AWS Responsible for Changes In Hours Program The Association of Women Students sponsored a va- riety of programs to include all the women on the OSU campus. Fall orientation, a style show, an activities hand- book, and Patchin Panel aided freshman Women. A friendship program involved foreign and American Wom- en students. Changes in hours and housing rules oc- curred this year. Officers took part in the national A.W.S. convention at the University of Alabama and in two state days at O.C.U. and N.W.S.C. Oliicers included Linda lackson, president, Ian Lale, first vice-president, Vicki Morris, second vice-president, Cheryl Reid, corresponding secretary, Carla Maynard, recording secretary, Margaret Leath, treasurer, Linda Haynes, Panhellenic president, Io Ann Elrod, R.H.A. vice-president. y ,535 .',, P' asv, if t l it 'fs iti siari a ll 4 , x ggi! FRONT ROW: Io Ann Elrod, Linda Iackson. ROW 2: Margaret Leath Ian Lale Che yl Re d Ca la M yna d . . SUAB Sponsored a Variety of Campus Activities The Coffee House was introduced to Oklahoma State this year through the Student Union Activities Board. SUAB also sponsored the Saturday night films-which included the Flash Gordon series-many free dances, the Top Ten College Girls, the Spring Fair, the Nichelodian Nights, and the Sadie Hawkins dance. The board spon- sored many trips, among them the Spring Break trip to Acapulco, and the semester break ski trip to Colorado. SUAB was responsible for the publication of the paper The State of the Unionf, and the sponsoring of the Freshman Talent Show. This year's officers for the Stu- dent Union Activities Board Were Mark Quick, president, Tom Williams, vice president, and Iackie Greenwood, secretary. LEFT TO RIGHT: Diana Donkin, Dan Loving, Torn Williams, Anne Walton, Cappy Leland, lean Reed, Mark Quick, Mary Ann Primo. Aggie Round-Up Was Function of Sfuclenl' Council The year,s activities for the Agricultural Student Coun- cil began with the traditional Aggie Round-Ups, which enabled freshmen and transfer students to become ac- quainted with the College of Agriculture, the faculty, the department clubs and other students. In the spring, the council sponsored an Agriculture Science Dayw for all interested high school juniors and seniors to familiarize potential students with the departments and studies in the College of Agriculture. The council selected the Ag- gie Princess to reign over the College of Agriculture, and also selected the outstanding club in agriculture. Officers for 1969-1970 were Iohn McElroy, president, Mike Hard- in, vice-president. Phil Perryman, secretary, Bill Noble, treasurer. FRONT ROW: Jerry Abbott, Lennie Colley, Angelo Tcdesco, Wolff, Larry Brooks, Butch Welchel. BACK ROW: Fred Knell, john McElroy. SECOND ROW: Bethel Herrold, Mike Hardin, Bill Noble, Lynn Rohrer, Ioe Hampton, Phil Perryman, Greg, Woodard Springstube, Lee Lancaster, Tommy johnson. THIRD Pfenning, Paul Claar. ROW: john Wolfe, Burton Starcher, Dennis Vernon, Norman liar 44 8I Council Held Arts and Sciences Week in Spring Various speakers were featured during the Arts and Sciences Week in the Spring when the student council honored the social sciences, the physical sciences, the bio- logical sciences, and the humanities. The Arts and Sci- ences Student Council also sponsored the Newsletter sec- ond semester which related important news pertaining to the college activities. In addition, an official board that was to give advice to Arts and Sciences students was also set up by the student council. The 1969-1970 ofiicers for the student council were Larry Willis, president, Kevin McKenna, vice-president, Ann Walker, treasurer, Lynn Williams, corresponding secretary, and Pam Pearson, recording secretary. FRONT ROW Iane Venzke Lynne Williams Ienny Mont- er, Larry Willis, Mike Simpkins, Iohn Iameson, Randy Hop- gomery Phyllis Smith Pam Pearson Vicki Butler Anne Walk- kins, Nat Porter, Dr. Dan Wesley. Business Council Aided Incoming Freshmen In 1969-70 the Business Student Council constructed an Advisory Committee to aid incoming freshmen in se- lecting future courses and fields of study. The committee consisted of members of the council at the junior and the senior level. It was hoped that this program aided the freshmen in planning a successful college career. In addition, the Honors and Awards Banquet was held for the purpose of recognizing students for outstanding performances. At this time, the council presented the Top Ten Senior Awards to outstanding graduating sen- iors. The officers for the year were Tom Coburn, presi- dent, Charlie Eitel, vice-president, Sue lane Price, secre- tary, and David Batchelder, treasurer. FRONT ROW: Paula Wright, Craig Iohnson, Frank Nelson, Herzig Marsha Edmundson Robin Nelson ROW 2 Freddie Iohn Stanfield, Diana Donkin, Dan Dumas, Kay Hunt, Sue lane Gibson Charles Fitel Pat Bell Tom Coburn Charles McKee Price, Diane Cunningham, Cindy Kingham, Carolyn Linneman, Bret Blasdel Bruce Boyd Ieannie Potts, Dee Bluethman, Diane Thompson, Iane Ellen Education Student Council Sponsored Honors Day This year the Education Student Council placed em- phasis on student-faculty relations. The Association of Childhood Education, Student Education Association in cooperation with the E.S.C. held coffees to acquaint the students in the department of education. The student council also held their annual Education Day. Dr. Rich- ard Usher, a behavioral psychologist, spoke on Better teaching is your jobf' The members of the E.S.C. held a workshop in which they discussed the goals and ohject- ives of the council. During the spring, the student council sponsored an Honors Day, and several discussion sessions and coffees to honor the outstanding members in the College of Education. FRONT ROW Susie Winters Linda Slxinner kathy Shipley, cent, Dr. Ewens. SECOND ROW: Mike Howerton, Sandy Susan Willhour Carol Richards Ann Cummings Nancy Partridge, Katy Martin, Candyce Shaefer, Royce Caldron, Ruth Ferguson Cathy Ebert Becky Brovtn Dr Hawkins Pat Vin- Ann Miller, Patsy Oliver, Marilyn Proctor, Mary lane Ieffries. Engineering Council Sponsored Sl' Pa+'s Award Engineering Student Council set as its primary goal the betterment of the College of Engineering through active student leadership and participation. Highlighting the 1969-1970 academic year was the Engineering Exposition with numerous organizational and industrial exhibits dis- played throughout the college. In service to the students, the council presented St. Pat's Awards to outstanding graduating engineering students and sponsored review sessions for the Engineer-in-Training Exam. In addition, the council also helped sponsor Engineering Week. The ollicers for the year were Iohn McLaughlin, presi- dentg Charles Gunkel, vice-presidentg Ieflf Wainwright, secretaryg Bill Rauh, treasurer. Left-to-right: Ian Wells, Mike Haeltzel, Dwight Rychel, David kel, Melody Wells Iohn McLaughlin Charles Lane Gary Swart Croley, Ieff Waininright, Fred Hicks, Ray Hood, Steve Alt- Bill Keene Charley Hemis Iohn Morwell Ken Wert Leo manns, Iohn Wakefield, Mike Lambert, Bill Rout, Charles Gun- Schane Roy Stork john Jones Home Economics Council Sponsored Visitation Day Home Economics Student Council took part in this year's first university-wide High School Visitation Day. ln conjunction with the university, Home Economics in- vited all interested high school students to tour Home Economics West and view exhibits presented hy each de- partment. The student council furthered this recruit- ment program by personally visiting various high schools throughout the state and telling them about OSU and home economics. Another project sponsored by the coun- cil Was the Window display in the Student Union featur- ing a department each month. This year's officers were president, Ann Chaney, vice president, Sue Gunkelg sec- retary, Susan Guillaume, treasurer, Sylvia Smith, publici- ty chairman, Iohn Parkinson. FRONT ROW Susan Guillannle Iohn Durkalski Sue Gunkel, Gladys York, Nancy Deaver, Susan Vegher, Ianet Crawford, Liz Mrs Beulah McKinney Miss Mary Leldlgh john Parkinson, Syl- West, Linda Breedlove, Ceorgianna Gathers, Ann Channey, via Smith Cheryl Muehlelsen Lyn McElroy BACK ROW: Debbie Davis. Graduate Student Council Represented All Colleges The Graduate Student Council is an organization ol and for graduate students on the Oklahoma State cam- pus. There are representatives from most departments and colleges on the council. The Graduate Student Council was organized to improve graduate education and graduate life. A better relationship between the graduate student, the undergraduate and the faculty is stressed. The Graduate Student Council sponsored several pro- grams this year including the establishment of a short term loan to aid students, a newsletter, an assessment of the assistantship programs and various social events. All these programs not only help to unify the graduate stu- dents but also promote a good relationship between the various colleges. FRONT ROW: Verginia Cook, Patsy Condor, Denise Pierce, Long, Pat Metz Clen Summers Ronnie Edvsards Owen Os Thelia Sewell, Terry Titus, Richard Browne, Edward Willard. borne. ROW 3 Kumar Agriwal lrred White Erwin Myoick ROW 2: Harold Dickerson, Glenn Carlson, Don Keck, Ierry Tom Cothren lee Blank Kent Sampion Barry Steevens Big Man on Campus In order to recognize the most prom- inent male leaders on the Oklahoma State University campus, the Student Union Activities Board sponsored the selection ol the Big Men on Campus. These men were chosen according to every phase ol campus activity by a com- mittee of OSU students and faculty members. The list of activities ranged from Student Association president to participation on an intramural sport team. The activities were then cate- gorized according to a point system. Later the recipients of the BlVl0C were honored at a reception in the Georgian Lounge, and Doctor Kamm presented them with certificates of recognition. BII.I. AGNEVV . . . a Business major, he served as Business Senator and was a member of the Business Student Council. Bill also was a member of Blue Key, and president ol Key Board Commission. in addition, he nas chosen lot Wl1ti's Who, and served as rush chairman for Sigma Chi lraternity. DAVID CROLEY . . . was active in the College ol Engineering. He served on Honors Student Council, Phi Eta Sigma, Presidentls Council, Alpha Pi Mu, Intercollegiate Knights, Sigma Tau, Engineering Student Council, and Blue Key. Other honors included Top Ten Freshmen, Who's Who. National Merit Scholarship, and Outstanding Freshman Engineer. 88 JOHNNY MeEI..ROY . . . was a member ol Blue Key, and served as the presi- dent and secretary lor the Agriculture Student Council. He was also selected as a finalist for the Mary Ann Stewart Award and chosen for Who's Who. Iohnny also served as rush chairman and delegate to national convention for Alpha Gamma Rho. CHARLES SUTTFR . . . was president ol' Keyboard Commission. He also served on Blue Key, President's Count-il, IFC, Intercollegiate Knights. Phi Delta Mu, and Mu Kappa Tau. He was selected for Who's Who in American Colleges. He served as both president and seeretary ol' Sigma Nu and was aetive in intra- mural sports. Big Man on Campus RUSS M4-KNICIIT . . . nas ehosen BMUC for his excep- president of Student Association, and vice-president of Inter- collegiate Knights. Ross was a member of Phi Delta Theta and was ac-tive as warden. secretary, and rush chairman. ION BAYOI I'II . . . served as president ol' the Interlraternity Council and he also participated on the Student Union Board ol Advisors. In addition. jon was active as viee-president, pledge trainer, and rush chair- man for Sigma Phi Iipsilon. IIe was also chosen as the outstanding mein her hy his fraternity in 15368. 89 tional partieipatfon in campus activities. Ross served as the Big Woman on Campus In previous years only one BWOC and one BMOC were chosen, but in 1970 the Student Union Activities Board changed the procedure, and se- lected six Big Women on Campus and six Big Men on Campus. The six wom- en were chosen on the basis of a point system. Grades did not play a large part in the point system, but the selec- tion of the top candidates depended on leadership, activities, and honors. Win- ners were chosen by a ten-member committee composed of students and faculty members. In addition, the win- ners were presented with a plaque by President Kamm in the Student Union in February. DIANE CUNNINCHAM . . . earned a 3.7 CPA in business education. She served in the Business Student Council for three years. Other activities included Mortar Board, Pi Omega Pi, Presitlent's Council, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Lambda Delta. and Gamma Phi Beta president. ff' ff Q XQW WQ99 LINDA HAYNES . . . was president ol Panhcllenic. She was also active in AWS, Prcsidenfs Council, Mortar Board, Orange and Black Quill, Kappa Delta Pi, and Rho-Mates. She was selected liducation Queen. l969-70. Other honors included Who's Who in American Col- leges and regent's scholarship to OSI 7, 90 ' ,? to . DANA DOWNINC . . . was selected to be on Mortar Board and served president. Dana also was active on the SUAB as secretary and games . She has been both on the Dean's and President's Honor Roll. She was also lected as one of the Top Ten Freshman Women, and chosen for Who's Who. addition, she was pledge trainer and Panhellenic delegate for Pi Beta Phi. KW Sllli CDI YNKEI ..., a llome lieonomies major with a -1.0 eurnulative grade point. Sue was seleeted as one of the Top Ten Freshman Women, and roeeived the Dean Talbot award for outstanding sophomore in Home Economies. ller partiei- pation in campus activities, espeeially those dealing with Home Economies was outstanding. Shu was also treasurer ol' Chi Umega. Big Woman on Campus SANDY PAR'l'RlDGlf . . . nas Air lforee llonorary Cadet Colonel. Arnold Air Soeiety Sweetheart and Print-css Athena. Other honors inelude Who's Who, Edueation Student Coun- eil. Alpha Lambda Delta, Kappa Delta Pi, Angel Flight, and president ol Kappa Alpha Theta. IXJNN.-X PFARSON . . , set'x'ed as president ol hoth Orange and lilaelx Quill and Kappa Delta Pi. She was also aetive in Alpha liatnhda Delta. Mortar lioartl. l resitlent's llonor Roll. 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Lmwla Hawlems Redskin Beauty Chi Omego I 97 gpm Redskin Beuuiy Gamma Phi Beio .HI Q ' .W ,W Ewa, www Redskin Beauty Kappa Kappa Gamma JQMM lh!lOwHY3OnP!uy Arts ond Sciences Queen Chi Omega Jenny lvlonlgomery, a Tulsa senior maioring in speech and hearing palhology was selecled as Arls and Sciences Queen by a panel of iudges who inler- viewed lhe len linalisls. Jen- ny's goal for 'rhe fulure was To help people wilh speech and language problems so Thai 'rhey could be happier individuals. While af OSU, Jenny was Army Blade Commander, on lhe Pres- idenJr's council, a member of lhe A86 Sludenl Council, and Sigma Alpha Ela, a speech Jrherapy organizalion. A mem- ber ol Chi Cmega, Jenny was also in Lillle Sislers of Minerva. I00 Benelli, Duron Aggie Princess che Omega Chosen from among rhe queens of lhe deparlmenlal clubs in rhe College of Agricul- Jrure was Beverly Dixon, who reigned as Aggie Princess. As such, she represenled lhe Col- lege a+ various convenrions and recepiions. A senior French major from Barflesville, Beverly planned 'ro reach ar rhe high school level. l-ler aclriviries ar OSU included lvlorler Board, Commander of Angel Flighl, Panhellenic senaror, Phi Kappa Pi, and she is lisled in Who's Who in American Universilies and Colleges. She is a member of Chi Omega sororily. IOI l Dl1X!Vl1L DOVKlQl!VL Business Queen Kappa Alpha Them Diana Donlcin was crowned Business Queen aller a series ol inlerviews and a vole ol all bus- iness sluolenls. A lunior from Tulsa majoring in accounling, Diana had plans ol working in a larqe accounlinq lirm upon her graolualion from OSU. Aclivi- lies al CSU included SUAB co- ordinalor, member ol Business Sluolenl Council, varsily cheer- leader, Varsily Revue Girl, and a member ol Orange and Black Quill. ln addilion lo her various campus aclivilies, Diana was also lapped lo be a member ol lhe Lillle Sislers ol Minerva and Kappa Alpha Thela sorori- ly. I02 is is .. ml, C Educoiion Queen Gamma Phi Beta Linda l-laynes was selecled as Educalion Queen by ilwe slu- denis enrolled in Jrlie College of Educalion. The Elk Cily senior was also selecled as one of six Big Women on Campus final- isis. l-ler oilier aclivilies include Orange and Blaclc Quill, lvlorlar Board, Presidenfs Council, As- sociaiion of Women Siudenls, Kappa Delia Pi, and Siudeni Educalion Associalion. As a member of Gamma Phi Bela sororily, slwe served as presi- deni of Panliellenic. Afler gradualion, lwer plans lor Jrlie lu- lure included Jreacliing on flue elemeniary level. I03 Engineering Queen Chi Omega Melody Wells, a iunior from Tulsa maioring in general bus- iness, was chosen lo reign as En- gineering Queen. As sucli sl'1e represenled Era Kappa Nu Clulo. Slwe parlicipaled in ac- liyilies during Engineering Week and represenled 'flue GSU College ol Engineering al slale and nalional conyenlions. Al OSU, Melody was a rnernloer ol Clii Omega sororily, Mu Kappa Tau marlceling lralerni- ly, Lillle Sislers ol Minerva wliiclw slwe served as secrelary, and was lisled on llwe Dean's l-lonor Roll. ln llie lulure Melo- dy lwopes lo own lier own pus- iness. IO4 Freshman Queen Kappa Kappa Gamma Marsha Dick, a home eco- nomics maior from Ponca Ci+y, was Jrhis year's Freshman Queen. She and lhe orher four iinalisfs were selecled from a large field of conleslanls afier engaging in a series of infer- views. Marsha was Jrhen elecied by members of lhe freshman class, which she represenled in lhe Homecoming parade. Her plans for lhe fulure included a job as inlerior designer. Among her CSU aclivilies were Army Blades, secrelary of The Fresh- man l-lome Economics Club, and a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sororily. IOS KW New Homecoming Queen Wentz Hall KaThy NoTley reigned as OSU's l-lomecoming Queen. The Tulsa senior majored in ed- ucaTion. AT OSU, Miss NoTley was lisTed on The Dean's l-lon- or Roll and a member oT WenTz l-lall l-louse Council. For The TirsT Time, l-lomecoming Queen was chosen by The enTire sTu- denT body. Each living group selecTed one girl To represenT The respecTive group. A panel oT judges narrowed The group To Three TinalisTs. These Three were Then voTed on by The OSU sTudenT body. She was crowned during halTTime aT The l-lome- coming TooTball game. IO6 1 1 i V , www 1 fifty ,Avg Uf- Lg-1 ,V A 9225! Av T 53312, 5-T' ig, T , '1N,g9'YlSifQ T Blawg? M-7 'wr ,ff ' T - ,. Jams llljlilllivl Best Dressed Coed Alpha Chi Omega A Tulsa iunior, Janis Whiled maiored in secondary educa- Jrion wilh social sludies as ia main field of sludy. As Besl Dressed Coed, she enlered Jrhe Glamour Magazine Besl Dres- sed Coed conlesl, and she helped lo promole fashion on Jrhe GSU campus. Janis was also presidenl of Alpha Chi Omega sororily, a member ol Angel Flighl, and served on lhe OSU Fashion Board. Aller re- ceiving her bachelor's degree, she planned lo be a high school leacher and laler lo relurn for her masler's degree so lhal she could leach on lhe college lev- el. IO7 Miss Varsity Review Gamma Phi Beta Calhy Grisham, Oklahoma Cily iunior maioring in second- ary educalion, won lhe lille ol Miss Varsify Revue. Selecled from a field of ren linalisls, Calhy was iudged on slrage personalily and dancing abilily. l-ler plans for ihe lulure includ- ed 'reaching hislory a+ lhe high school level upon her gradua- lion from OSU in December ol I97O. Among her OSU aclivi- lies were secrelary-lreasurer oi lhe freshman class, member of Palchin Panel, aclive on SUAB, a member of Fashion Board, and pledge lrainer of her soror- ify, Gamma Phi Bela. l08 B f ' 1 'Vw---94' Emeiwlw linillimlmde Miss OSU Wentz Hull Brenda Krilrenbrinlc reigned as Miss OSU. A senior from Jefferson, Oklahoma, Brenda was a business maior wi'rh her main field of sludy as office managemenr. While ai OSU, she was a member of Delia Sig- ma Alpha and Sludenr Enier- Tainers. Represenling Wenlz Hall in Jrhe conlesl, Brenda was iudged on poise, beaufy and lalenl. Afler being selecred Miss GSU, Brenda represenled Jrhe universiiy and Slillwaler in lhe Miss Oklahoma pageanf. Following graduarion, she plans lo gel married and Then use her degree in secrelarial worlc. IO9 Mwrslur l-lowelly Army Honorary Cadet Colonel Kappa Alpha Theta Marsha l-lavely, a iunior from Blackwell, was l-lonorary Cadel Colonel. She maiored in social sludies educalion. Marsha was also Sociely ol American Engi- neers Queen, Army Blades drill masler, and a member of Kap- pa Alpha Thela. As a cadel colonel, she allended drill once a week, and acled as a hosless for Army lunclions. A high- lighl of her reign was being presenled al lhe annual Mili- lary Ball, which is held around Chrislmas each year. l-ler plans for lhe lulure included leaching on lhe secondary level wilh an inleresl in hislory. IIO guru' dd,-,,,., Mmm Air Force Honorary Cadet Colonel Delta Della Delta Vivian Slrobel, a junior lronn Tulsa, served as l-lonorary Ca' del Colonel lor Air Force ROTC. She majored in housing and inlerior design. l-ler acliv- ilies were Young Republicans, l-l84lD Club, Della Della Della sororily, and Angel Flighl, which she served as hislorian. l-lonors lor Vivian al OSU in- cluded lirsl runner-up lo Miss OSU and second runner-up lo Miss Wool ol Oklahoma. As a cadel colonel, Miss Slrobel al- lended weelcly drills, acled as hosless lor Air Force lunclions, and was presenled al lhe annu- al Mililary Ball. I 'fflm The UNIVERSITY g if f z 5 g 5 1 ' F, W fiuiizfiisa , , '+ M.9mgL,,s ,v..Jl.Qf.5 4.1- ? fig nffafn Kill llll 3 lil! 2 llll Iillll A s up-Q--w was A Y' r- k X , 1, . THE HONORABLIJ DFWIIY If. B.-XR'I'l.ET'l', Gm'ornor of Oklahoma x . .V . ,W X ,Qi .. f ',?f'5J' 't' K 'Batik ix- A 5 M3 55. it A--' Ms. Dr. Kamrn was seen in front ol- the Student Union greeting Governor Bartlett on one of his visits to the- OSU campus. Governor Bartlett Spoke 'ro Faculty About Funds Governor Bartlett offers congratulations to a worthy Bov's Statcr. Governor Dewey Bartlett, second Republi- can governor of Oklahoma, has been a major leader in attracting industry to Oklahoma. Oklahoma schools will benefit from this in- dustry not only because it will increase money but it will call for trained personnel which state schools can provide. In the area of education, Governor Bartlett has been a supporter of vocational-technical schools, and of greater financial support. Even before he was governor, hc was the senate author of a student scholarship bill, and he supported appropriation bills increas- ing support of higher education by twenty- three percent. P K... E w L' 'Q Eg R350 Q f 5, M ' gm Displays School Spirit 1' mhz . Dr. Robert Kammis fourth year as president and twelfth as an administrator of Oklahoma State University was a relatively quiet year. He hosted many open houses to get acquainted with students and faculty. Dr. Kamm received and responded Well to black demands. After several discussions with leaders, black studies, faculty, and administra- tors were added at OSU. During the year, Dr. Kamm had the pleas- ure of presiding at the groundbreaking cere- mony for the Performing Arts Center. The center should be completed by fall, 1970 and will house the line arts department. Always first in school spirit, Dr. Kamm at- tended pep rallies and games to help boost Oklahoma State's school spirit. He even don- ned the 6'Orange and Black for the Beat Ol I pep rally. Nm . I ERT B. KAMM, Presitlciit. Oklahoma State llnivers The groundbreaking 1-erenioiiy for the M. B. Seretean Center for the Performing Arts lound Dr. Kamm on hand lor the octcasifiti. G. ELLIS GARLR IOHN I. VATER, Ir. MRS. S. F. DITMARS WILLIAM T. PAYNE DONALD S. KENNEDY E. T. DUNLAP GOODWIN BROADDUS, IR. IOSEPH W. MORRIS S'ra're Regents Devised a New Study Program The traditional problem of urging the legis- lature to appropriate funds for higher educa- tion remained vvith the Ulclahoma State Re- gents for Higher Education. The State Regents are concerned with Oklahoma,s l8 colleges and universities. During l969-70 the Oklahoma State Re- gents devised a new study program. The Re- gents, plan was to stress the attendance at junior colleges by undergraduates. This pro- cedure vvould leave the universities to he fllled by upperclassmen. HARRY P. CONROY EXALL ENGLISH A OSU Regents Selected New Athletic Director i'S'U5. IOIIN C. BIIRWELL RICHARD IAMES lg 11- ,J 'Mix if mei I 6 2: 5:32 N252 ' . . . I Meeting monthly at dilierent colleges and universities in the state, the Board of Regents for OSU and the seven A81lVl colleges spent a busy year of planning. One of the major actions was the selection of a new athletic director to succeed Henry Iba. After a controversial debate, the Board selected head football coach, Floyd Gass. The Board approved three new buildings for Gklahoma State, soon to be completed. They are the Performing Arts Center, the food service complex, and a new parking building. I we BURKE HEALIZY H. C. HITCIi, IR. IIERMAN E. DI,VNCAN FORRIZST MCINTIRE XV. D. FINNEI' jAMIzs N. BAI.I.INGl-ll! Aimow C. Bosi Rosiem' ll. SMITH Academic Council Decided to Change Semester The Academic Council consisted of the president, deans, and the vice-presidents of Oklahoma State Univer- sity. The council acted as an advisory board for Presi- dent Kamm on any subject he felt he needed to consult with them about. This body took into consideration mat- ters which were related to the total operation of the Uni- versity, including personnel policies, course changes, and development of new academic programs. A new proposal to end the first semester before Christ- mas was brought before the attention of the board and approved. ROSTER: Dr. Robert Kamm, Dr. Iames Boggs, Dr. E. E. David- ert Schmalfeld, Mr. Raymond Girod, Dr. Roscoe Rouse, Dr. M. son, Dr. I. C. Evans, Mr. Abe Hesser, Dean Iames Whatley, T. Edmison, Mr. Wayne Miller, Mr. Mack Usher, Mr. Welden Dean George Cries, Dean Richard Poole, Dean Helmer Soren- Barnes, Mr. Kenneth Ricker, Mr. Russell Conway, Professor son, Dean M. R. Lohmann, Dean Lela O'Toole, Dean William Ray Chapel, Dr. Odell Walker, Dr. Iohn Thomas. Brock, Dean Norman Durham, Dean Randall Jones, Dean Rob- Faculty Council Reviewed Faculty Retirement Plan The Faculty Council acts as an advisory board to the llniversity Administration. In the charter the General Faculty is charged with the responsibility lor making recommendations in educational policies and programs, student affairs such as orientation and guidance, faculty employment, and institutional facilities and resources. President Kamm acts as ex-officio chairman of the Fac- ulty Council. The remaining members are elected for a three-year term. Two of the topics the council discussed this year were the laculty retirement system and a semester that would end belorc Christmas. ROSTER: Robert Katnni, Ray Chapel, John Thomas, Arthur Sandmey r Dorothv S3XlllC Henry Stbtstt Dan Selakoxlth Bn-ipoltl, liarl Ferguson, lane Marie Lueclce, Cecil Maynard, Kenneth Stl ltlr Clenn Todd Rudolph lrenton luther .lat-lx Nlcfiroskey, julia Nlvllale, james lVl't'kle, Iohn Milstead, jay Tweeten Odell Walker I'r1t Williams Porterlield, Robert Reed, james Riggs, Christine Salmon, Robert :Wm ...W jmvuzs II. Boczcs I. C. EVANS Ame l.. Hussiia Vice-President oi' An-ademic: Affairs ViL'0-PI'0Sid6r1t fer EXlf'l15iUll Vice-President For Student Affairs and Auxiliary Services E. Moses FREYE Legal Counsel E. E, DAVIDSON I. L. SANDERSON Vice-President for Business and Finance Business Manager HAI Buczimwfuv Roisiam' D. ERWIN Director' nf liniversitv Placement Direelm' oi OSU Developmem Foundation I22 34' ZELMA PATCHIN DARR1il.L K. TROXEL Associate Dean of Student Affairs Associate Dean of Student Affairs , 'ff 4-as f I it Rvxki? S, t R Q R I 'hz WiN.sToN SHINDELL Director of Student Activities University Administrators Co-ordinate Activities Finance, student activities, university upkeep, future planning, and countless other problems are responsibilities of the university administrators. To the administration falls the task of total coordi- nation of all functions of the university to insure efficient organization. The administrators do not meet formally, but fulfill the job of their respective positions separate- ly. However, each one is dependent upon the oth- er to carry on the unseen educational and physical functions for Oklahoma State University. Administrators are also interested in improving the facilities on campus. This year three new com- plexes are being built on the campus. These are the Fine Arts Center, the food complex, and a parking facility for students and visitors next to the Student Union. 8 ROBERT G. SCHMALFELD Dean of Student Affairs R, 'DEAN Nlciillimti-1uv Crmlptrftllct' DR. Ur1NA1.1: Com-xslt ccttn' nf OSU Huspital and Clinic l24 MARVIN 'I'. limtlsonx .-Xwixttttit Vicc-President ni Academic Aliairs :ind Director of thc Rcscztrch .Foumlzttinn KENNETH Riciaun Assistant to the President RAYMOND Gmon Rcgistrztt' and Dit'cctm' of Adntissiurts IAMES 1. 'THORNE Dircctor of the Physfcal Plant DALE STOCKTON 11940-l97oy A Man of compassion, genius, and honor Blue Key and the Alumni Assciation honored Dr. Johnston, not only for his knowledge, but for his ability to inspire his students. H. P. Johnston Selected as Teacher of the Year Dr. Henry P. johnston was chosen as the 1969-70 Teacher-of-the-Year, sponsored by Blue Key and Oklahoma State Alumni Asso- ciation. Dr. johnston was associated with the department of chemistry in the College of Arts and Sciences Where he taught courses in or- ganic chemistry. Dr. johnson was involved in several research projects concerned with improving classroom techniques. He was also the sponsor of Omi- cron Delta Kappa. According to his students, Dr. johnston was an excellent teacher with the ability to make a difficult subject understandable and the learning experience enjoyable. He Was en- thusiastic about chemistry and sparked his students with this enthusiasm. He made his students feel he was really interested in them. Furthermore, because of his ability to relate both his material and himself to the student, there existed no Hgeneration gap. l97O Redskin SaIu+es Ou'rs+ancling Facul+y Members D12 I.15rm IVIUNSOIN., Ifducmirm Hn jfxmi NIAIZII- I,1 !f.IxI, I,Ilj.IllNll DR, llmcm lIm'm,j 'nulism Dlx. N. R. IVIAHNK1. A DR. W. P. EWENS, Education DR, THADDEUS COWAN, Psychology s-.acuzw -www, -asia? W-wimpy, aa-may-V www., ' ,.L...Wf ' -. -...ww ..4..aw- ...-4- , , L .-.-.vw .--L-W' r...'-f 2 ,, 5, .,,... K ? i DR. JERRY POLINARD, Political Science ,K 18 g H2 w 75 1-xwx gm- ff REE? W fi SF A , M -ff? 1 'P . Azv. f ff' 'N if I 'l fill ,...' i1V A ,P-' ' -. f , If A li, ,QW . 'sffifi DR. D. I,. PETERSON, Veterinary Mffdicine -A-Ai .57mJ DR. T. S. IJEAN, Architeclure DR. IOIIN GOODWIN, Agriculture Economics 191, jj! ff ,1' , . DR. ROBERT HAMM, Business LOUIS TREMONTI, Hotel and Restaurant Administration DR. flUY DONNIELI., Political Science S.. Lal Each with different goals . . . Each with dif- ferent methods and programs . . . but each con- tributing to the image and the excellence of the total education. Colleges ,ff i Ag Students Learn By Applying Trained Skills During the year, the College of Agriculture continued to use the new Ag Hall to facilitate its educational objectives. The many phases of agriculture included the study of science, art, business, and public policy involving the use of plant and animal pro- ducts. This involves the research and develop- ment necessary to sustain and expand all phases of this vast industry. By putting their knowledge to practical use, agriculture students worked with the development and management of the businesses, supplying the equipment, materials, crcdit, and services neces- sary for this industry to function. Beginning as a land grant college, Cklahoma State has continued its leadership in the Held of agriculture. IAMES A. WHATLEY, PhD, Dean, College of Agriculture l ' 5 f lim , w I 959' ,M , Q1 , gh .w.,,:,.. ,Sh in iff gm , ww , QS I 123.2 I' -5 fsfgz.gi,5,g:g g'f:z5'15a3s:g..g ' YQ Y .. 3? f . ..,Ai ., Q we mags :SV ,A SK wzmsgifii f i ' , , af., Q 'm: '-:-':'N-85 1 ' :- . 1 wa ., , .K , , ..4 K - ., :w,-MQ., .ffm ' '-' ::,:f,:,::,::fpm X-, X. J, ww,,,g5fz..zffz,Q-A-f.-H,:s Liklxidfmiysiss- iizf 5 , v Q z.r' T X .V 5 X if laik V' f Aff ,. .... ., , M. y Qgw, :,,.',M 1, f 5 , N as Y 5 3 . -X 'fx . K 6f g1'H ' nk. 1 gp. +. n dw!! , A I., 'Mjwf nf :Wa iii' Hz ,ws A4 A-,L Eng fx Wi ft ff A 3 liz E new X! K fy 5 1' I ' 2 kv' 2 , ,Nt . 'L S . .V ww A Q Z , 'R QV 1 X if I Xxx N ' 'W ' 'E , ff 55? M W FG f 4. X A , if ., 21- ,A th - t 5 A tx Q X il :W xi ik swf 5? wg A I ,f M 35 ,T I 'M ' ' mf sm.,- 7 3 E' ,nf J..,,,,,m5 In order to securo 21 hrfttvr undvrstanding of human behavior patterns, psychology students run intensive- cxpt-riments with rats. N L Arts and Sciences Cffers 30 Fields of Study The College of Arts and Sciences, the largest of all the colleges, provides a hroad curriculum in- tended to help students acquire a fundamental understanding of themselves, of the world of na- ture, and of their own and other cultures. The college makes available to the student subjects which are the hasis for professional preparation in the various colleges as Well as specialization in more than 30 areas of concentration ranging from art to wildlife ecology. An Interscholastic Contest for high school stu- dents, Arts and Sciences Honors activities, and the Midwest Conference on Asian Affairs were among the many activities the College has par- ticipated in this year. The Arts and Sciences faculty has gained outstanding recognition in various fields. Geomag Canis, PhD, Dean. College ol' Arts and Sciences The College of Business Holds Housing Seminar From a teaching standpoint, the objective of the College of Business is three-fold: lj to pro- vide students with a liberal education through study in the natural sciences, the social sciences, and the humanities, QQ to provide students with an understanding of the functions of accounting, economics, business law, finance, management, and marketing, and 3D to provide students with the opportunity for specialized study in selected major areas. In addition, the college has a re- sponsibility to expand knowledge through re- search and to disseminate knowledge through continuing education programs. A unique sem- inar entitled Operation Breakthroughi' was sponsored this year by the College of Business in which national, regional, and state leaders dis- cussed the problem of housing for low and mid- dle income families. RICHARD POOLE, PhD, Dean, College of Business ref, K -'wgw-few 0 0 W Us .Q . ,Q J V at 2- K Z 9 M Q 6 . W v V Q , 55' 4-:kb wi ' .fw.w.fm.Vs,.W.,W,w..x..., gg . , ,, .,f,MLw mg vskvvuvvvyvvvvvvvvv wing Qvx-!Q AIlNH1l'S'1'BYlln 4401118 W m1 u-.vusfvua.fwvs.v..Q4,w. ww, 51 ,'U!4'M , ,..M,,,N.....,,. egg' , wwv1suvwvf.-,w.v.,.-u.v vu.. ....... ...... -M---Ku...- advvuwsuuvvvywwyvw yyv V V MA-ww-n sl-niwiwuuvuivw-uevsrv 969, ,W '. ' f V ,Q f 1 if vusmvcrc rfvqrvfa me .iiiinnriii ncaa umm-as qmn. s f sm JOHN' ' 1-so businmx sluclz-ms lmrns-ci Zlbfvlll ilu' umnplm-xilim-N nf 1lI7t'l'illiI1g and prugrzlmnliug um1pL1lc-rx Irum rlu-il il1SIlAllk'lU!1 f 'T w-., l Q.. k Eduuution students wok advzullzxga- ui than modern tn-cllnulrugical l2lb0l'2iIOI'j c-quipmem thai was .lvzlilzxblc tu aid IITOIH in lhvir research Seminars Create Interest in Educational Trends The College of Education is dedicated to in- creasing knowledge and understanding of man and devoted to service to man. Through the combined educational vehicles of relevant in- struction, research, and service, the forces of the College of Education are directed toward the professional preparation of educators for tomor- row, and the development of behavioral scien- tists who teach and practice the profession of psy- chology. This year the College of Education sponsored a lecture series on social problems funded by a grant from the S 81 H Foundation. Dr. Muzafer Sherif and Dr. Seymour Lipset spoke during this series of lectures. The Educa- tion Student Council and the College of Educa- tion also sponsored the Education Day and par- ticipated in the National Merit Scholars Award Day. HELMER SORFNSON, PhD, Dean, College of Education l College Sponsored Engineering Exposition The Engineering Exposition on March l3th and 14th was the highlight of the activities of the College of Engineering this year. Exhibits and open house activities by all schools helped in- form the people about engineering and technol- ogy. The purpose of the College of Engineering is to teach students how to take knowledge and make practical use of it for the benefit of man and the society in which he lives. The college tries to meet this challenge by the development of a creative and advanced curriculum. Students may receive training in any one of the seven dif- ferent schools of engineering, the school of archi- tecture, or the two technical institutes which are located on the Stillwater campus and in Okla- homa City. M. R. LOHMANN, PhD, Dean, College of Engineering , ay h ?Wg,5f'1EQJ ksgnsixwcmmrf i nv' 1 W W I I ..A,g2, - , . 11, V: I f M,kf:3g5't6f1?,ggfEif if W Tw x W Qfat O pl . it i. ,wA, . R. 0 :ws- l nf v Q wan... A MMA me 1' - ww- - A 'I'-1 K 1 'f1,,gwr 2 1 wfrf' 5. dk., if Q, E i Graduate College Leads Southwest in Research Through Oklahoma State University's faculty, many who have received national awards, the Graduate College has expanded its role as the major graduate training center in the southwest. The Graduate College sets its goals for the en- couragement and direction of quality graduate programs that speak to the needs of the state, the region, and the nation. Through the year the college participates in such special events as fellowship development and research and graduate development. In- creased numbers of trainees are active in such events as the National Science Foundation, the National Science and Space Administration, En- vironmental Sciences, Vocational Education, the United States Office of Education, and Health Related Sciences. Noaxmx N. llummxi, Phil Dean. Graduate College M A ' g, L-N , ' A 4: 4- AJ Home Ec Students and Faculty Receive Honors The purpose of the College of Home Econom- ics is instruction directed toward helping students to become professional home economists, to help them as individuals, and to prepare them for marriage, homemaking, and citizenship. Through honors the faculty and the students have received, the achievements of these goals are recognized. For example, several members of the faculty have been elected officers in various national clubs in their fields. Many students have won such awards as the top 4-H girl in the nation, winner of the fashion design contest for the California Fashion Designers, and recipients of national scholarships. During the year the college held special events to further the college's purpose, such as Home Economics Day and the Home Economics Rec- ognition Banquet. LELA O'TooLn, PhD, Dean, College of Home Economics W M. ,M if -vs K Nw, NMWMMM K In A , V XM :md RPSILILIIHIII Nlzxmxgf-rm-rn Niuilmm xp:-ml Nlilllf lu -. RM Nm wg ws my -w'V ' fi f':- TWV Tliikf ,L 45' X 5,2143 1 'ETWQEQQL rw hmnx xlzxmg mu 1 hut wsu IHKIJJIIINL mm-mls im' thvn LHHRIIILQ flaw ww 1424? F f .QL mm f X dm 2 ii ' t aa Vkk. T -wh 52? I - eff- .Q Q lk A- si: ,. 9' ,,,, 1.L. W .1 ,4-6' 11 iff-ff 'ff' 0' my R 1 ? .,, 2' JJXM- W, 10' , k ,ff T gdf' x I Lg s N ,559 1 A-U' I --Wo 'mm U . wxxyx xx f1 TfJ A A .WP 2 , mskwh 3' N bv, V wv 4 M r v W, V ' 7 'N 4 M R lr, Ysv,tw,r:A ' W K V nm- by m .M f M' ' A 1, agifflv-fa , I if! 7, W 5' J ,M A sf V A w -www - V , W , . A , .,.fL:'w X Q, ,Vg 'es --g.,, 1 x, Lfvf' x . , 'nm x',..QmWv :fWZf:.r: 4+f4m.I2-'iff W , ff If., J f XFN we , ,V 1 W ? '?jsi:.g1swipfL m4gg5J,SAgw,75+,f3', HL, W . f -- 4 ,-W WM 'yx K W-f'xNwm-A Q 7 f 'fwwlfw ' ' f ' K ' Wifi? ,Q . ,R 131 'S ' ' -A f' . z ff'Lrmi'W'rwQf,.JgQ-f N ' -- ' ' V ' Jw E, 'WW or 'W 'QW Km ,- ',, rv. N ,X M xf-.QQ M Wie H2 vs- ,W If-Q4 QQ W-if ,, ,X wsghfiqdiyvf 7' 1? wa ,Q Q 4. yfvblmgug XM' 0fm,,.,s,.,,,,, 4, Q 4? fx vm ,fn mm H as wi, .Qigj ami-snggi QW Daw, ww Q .M Ji, ' K S 1 52. i College Offered Sl1or+ Course in Vet Medicine Ranking high among colleges of veterinary medicine, Oklahoma State University's college continued its services hy offering short courses for veterinarians in September. This program functions to familiarize doctors with the latest developments in their field. These courses were an extension of veterinary medicine's continuous education. Other aspects in the college program are training for doctor of veterinary medicine, post-doctoral and gradu- ate training leading to specialty board certifica- tion or advanced academic degrees, and research in comparative medicine. Through its advanced curriculum, the College of Veterinary Medicine concerns itself with the teaching, research, and continuing education ol veterinary medicine in all of its aspects. W1LL1Ax1 E. Bnoox, PhD, Dean. College of Veterinary Medicine 1 . V7 .1 iwgxh . - V ACTIVITIES n , Q A X 1,2 Ef...,1.k 335 5 4 f,,.....r f-'- --5- 41 li? , . W D 9 , , 1 'fl 45. f 1' JH A-if 1970 K ix 51.32 W Spor+s :N 'ye-is is it .J f . wf -. - s mx c as 1 Q V if tlgi hi 37 Z? A my ww e fa gas .. -get as ff? . fy it s in s . 5 it ef Q 1 i rr ,ti W Q ,U . ' -gff -W ffl? I , V. ,, .. fir ' X i ,1il'ls . , L5 E iq, fs, . 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V' 'Y 14 ,J- K 1 f W T 5' '53 in i xg X LE 'K I E3 i ' y ,- ,S W gi' , V, .M 'KS A' VS 4 RA ff 1 5 f SQ 32 ' ,K x K ff W Lf- 65? +5 My WH ef qw Q f K 1 , ,if 2- A gm - fy fy , A 1 J M2 'Q l9gQ'ig5g ',.' fw.,:-:ik - ,a-A-1' ,, ,gm ,wwf , Q Q35 .M Hifgji-fE'T,Tfi-Q3:' aim: it , 1 PH11.1P HAL1.1-Lu T4-nnis Cloac-h 'lkmmv C111-ABRU VVres1Iing Coach CH151' BRYAN Busc-hall Couch RALPH TA'I'li Track Coach FLOYD CASS Football Coach C V IANIIES CUTTER Swimming COEIUII 13. iii- A 15? f- 45g5k4in Mx N' W, , ,aft , W i , if 'QF' ,n1Z9e ,, f B, ,ne EE so Q FRONT ROW: Bub Deerinwater, Larry Kirkland, Tack Crissup, Gary Darnell, Iohn Little, Bob Cutburth, Iohn Ward, Benny Goodwin, Toe Esch, Carl Armstrong, Ierry Sherk. ROW 2: Pat Kernan, Gilbert Barnes, Ralph Wilson, Tom Carraway, IOC Crews, Wayne Hallmark, David Davis, john Gates, Ioe Coyle, Steve Farris, trainer Byron Bird. ROW 3: Bobby Cole, Uwe Pruss, Bill Heilman, David Gaile, Ted Clem, Fred Moore, Gary Burd, Gary Goodwin, Dan Blaekard, Tommy Noles. ROW 4: Pat Brown, Iunior Walter, Ronnie Mcinturll, Mike Temple, Steve Gammon, Woody Roof, Andy Harvey, Hermann Eben. 1969 FOOTBALL RECORD osU 0 , . Arkansas . . 39 24 . . Houston . . i8 l 7 . . Texas Tech, . . lO 21 . . Missouri . . 31 3 . . Nebraska . . 13 28 . . Kansas . . 25 28 . . K-State . . l9 I4 . . Colorado . . 17 35 . . Iowa State 0 27 . . Oklahoma . . 28 I :Zia 0 X' gtxi A Tom Dearinger. ROW 5: james Kelly, Al Hilbun, loc Badgett, Barty Chappell, Lavon Hicks, Larry Phillips, Steve Houck, Mark Palmer, Tim Hague, Bob Bridges. ROW 6: Iohn MeMillin, George Mabry, Tim Potts, Richard Bechtol, Mike Webb, Dick Graham, Mark Hatley, Eddie Paul, Glenn Bonner, Bucky Utter. ROW 7: Iimrny Davis, Bert Jacobson, Tom Gentry, Gary Smith, Tom Peters, Robert Barbee. ROW 8: Head Coach Floyd Gass. Coach Duke Babb, Coach Bill Long, Coach Iim Dickey, Coach lim Frazier. Coach Pug Gabrel, Coach Tommy Lucas, Coach Iohn Young. : Coach Gass, in his First year as head coach, led the Cowboys to a 5-5 season and national recognition. TI Coach Sass Named Big Tackle Iohn Ward was named first team All-American. L... 8 Coach of the Year Playing under a new coach and with one of the most difficult schedules in the nation, which included five bowl-bound teams, State's gridders produced the finest record since 1959. After an opening loss to Arkansas, OSU played host to Houston and Texas Tech, up- setting them both, unexpectedly. Showing im- proved playing ability, the Pokes narrowly lost to Missouri and Nebraska. After beating Kans- as at Lawrence, the Cowboys set the stage for one of the nation's biggest upsets-a stunning victory over Kansas State, which not only culminated a perfect Homecoming, but also gained national recognition for Oklahoma State. Following a slim loss to Colorado, the Pokes shut out Iowa State, 35-O, before being out-scored by Oklahoma, 28-27, in a thrilling season closer. is,i A if Q 5 ff, W fix' Q -sw.: . ,v st J3N'Q,tsis'ii'ia'1'A!, Eg' T 5 A if y if is, E W i flU igm tg ff rl if it FS wg' ff if Senior fullback Bub Deerinwater proved he could not only block but possessed the ability to run for good yardage. an 'R l55 '3 Bob Cutburth established a sound pass- ing game against Texas Tech behind the blocking of Bob Bridges, Carl Arm- strong, and Danny Blackard, All-Conference john Little and junior john Gates proved too much for Steve Owens as they stop him for a small gain in the Pokes' iinal game. Gridders Produced Finesi Record in Ten Years Houston was on the Cowboys' hacks all day but the final point by Uwe Pruss put the Pokes on top to Stay, 24-IS. Alter a brilliant Catch ol' a Cutburth pass Herman llhan headed for payclirl and Slaufs deciding smre against K-Stalin 1 if fi la T 1 A dedicated team effort by the entire Poke defense annihilated K-Stateis passing attack and brought the Cowboys' victory. ai e ul' uf S i f 5 Bob Cutburth, playing in his last year, was able to elude opposing taeklers often enough to throw l6 touchdown passes and lead Oklahoma State to its best season in l0 years. Sfunning Upsels Yieldc-ed 5-5 Season for Cowboys SWK.. fb? Q1 The bf-ginning ol what was to become Decr- imvzttefs trademark as the ht-st blocking back , in the Big-9 as he gets. rvady , . . . . . tu cud tht- hupva ul' another pu- tential tavklcr, thus, enabling Bob Cut- hurth more time to complt-te another pass against Oklahoma. ...fl x. Llfifi , FRONT ROW: Ray Stapp, Ron Thrasher, Dwayne Keller, Mike Winnard, jerry Sherk, Dean Campbell, Larry Winnarcl, Iay Riley, Darrel Keller, David Domniek, Doug Campbell. ROW Arneson, Fred Fozzard. 2: Tommy Cheshoro, Phil Fitzgerald. Iohn Lightner, Gerald 1969-70 WRESTLING RECORD OSU 27 . . Oklahoma . . 7 22 . . Iowa State . , . I3 27 . , California Poly . . 3 I7 . . Michigan State . . 16 29 . . Indiana State . . S 26 . . Southern Illinois . . 8 l7 . , Iowa State . . I6 26 . . Oklahoma . . IO 24 . . Washington . . . . 8 Record 9-O l6O After a year ol ineligihility, Dwayne Keller returned to the Poke squad hy pinning his opponent during the Cowhoy Invitational. Under New Coach Cowboys Continued Success lay Arncson, 150 lbs., attempted a takcdown the hard way. The question that was being asked around campus and in the wrestling world was wheth- er or not OSU,s new coach could continue the winning tradition of Oklahoma State. Coach Tom Chesbro answered this with victories over Clclahoma, Iowa State and Michigan State. After beating Iowa State a second time the Cowboys were ranked No. 1 in the nation. The Cowboys, success wasidue a great deal to the depth they had at all the weights. The lighter weights were dominated by Ray Stapp and Ron Thrasher. At the middle weights a battle was waged all year in practice with Doug Campbell and lay Arneson coming out on top. In the heavier weights Geoff Baum and lerry Sherlc stood out. A well-rounded and com- petitive team was the formula for the Pokes' success. Doug Camphell's proficiency in the three styles ol' wrestling aided him in taking down and controlling his OU opponent. Trying In nizincuver his Ohio uppnnent into ai pinning hold Ray Slapp, ll8 lbs.. applied ihu pressure in enahle a long hard ride. Adding to his total of live pins, Coclf Baum muscled his OU opponent onto his hack as the referee slapped the mat i . . 0 'Q' it ,. ,g 1 .su I I ' if fi, 77 ,Q V . A , '51 92 fx gpm, , 3 9 S W 1 fi Q X R 1 -ii Q5 ian an p. 1i4..,z X A'-ii5?'Q5YF' '77.55?5L - wi i .fki ,., ., : f 1 4 , Ks , . iff. E wa.. s N F -at SN -'M .1 'Je -vs, 2 K I ff if - gtg-rw my W . 'W -1 i - ,if 'e . ,F 0 .saw K- -ai-5 .gfhrafiw an -5.15 ff:-1 gsm ,E fi ,K P f if 1 K ' i 5 at .. Q 112. .f . .W I 111- . Mi as it Figgfl ig vrglgx Q . .v,.. A- ,Q,,:i, f iq? if I 5 PE g In V Magi? X y ? 2 . . .ax .v, ' A iff 3555 'V 2 5 :gm 5 my Q25 51 ix, A R, V R W., Abyffgn HTS' -' B X Z 5 5 i. is K FIRST ROW: Iohn Robinson, Bob Buck, trainer Byron Bird, Merida, Mike Ieffries, Paul Mullen, Terry Dean, Ierry Clack, Coach Henry Iba, assistant coach Sam Aubrey, Ierry Redo, Rick Scott Alford, Donnie Wheeler, Terry London. Cooper. SECOND ROW: Sparky Grober, Mike Miller, Jerry 1969-70 BASKETBALL RECORD osu 61 . . Abilene Christian ..... 51 80 . . Arkansas .... . 67 66 . . Lamar Tech . . 60 96 , . MacMurray . . . 73 80 . . Trinity . . . . 78 79 . . Pan America . . 64 54 . . Texas .... . 51 61 . . UT Arlington . . 53 69 . . TCU .... . 59 49 . . Kansas State . . 51 56 . . Kansas .... . 72 84 . . Iowa State . . . 87 1 56 . . Kansas State , . 72 i 56 . . Missouri . . . . 60 5 65 . . Colorado . . . 62 60 . . Kansas State . . 71 61 . . Iowa State . . 75 81 . . Nebraska . . . 58 57 . . Oklahoma . 62 58 . . Kansas . . 69 1 64 . . Colorado . . 57 72 . . Iowa State . . 62 61 . . Missouri . . 72 58 . . Kansas . . 78 55 . . Nebraska . . . . 61 77 . . Oklahoma ..... . 61 - Trinity was unable to contain the Cowboys' fast break as forward Record 1442 Rick Cooper adds another two points toward a Cowboy victory. Pokes Opened Season With Nine Straight Vicfories The H370 season marked the last time that Cowboy basketball fans would be able to wateh a team coached by Mr. llenry lba. Mr. lba received standing ovations and many awards at every stop on the season schedule. The Cowboys got oll' to a fast start by win- ning nine straight games, As the season pro- gressed. the Pokes were the victim ol too many mistakes but were able to play better than .500 hall. Standouts on the team were playmaker Sparky Crober, and forward Bob Buck. A hnc job at center was turned in by senior Paul Nlullens. Although lVlr. lba will be retiring, his style ol' play will remain, as assistant coach Sam Aub- rey was given the nod for the head coaching position. lVlr. Aubrey expects to play lVlr. Iba's type of basketball. Robinson drove against Trinity lor another Poke score. The Cowboys were in 'llrinitfs lace all night as senior Pau illcn attempted a iump shot in tht- loret-otirt. Q , W r1 4n i 4 4? Q 5 mf i Yi 1 1 1 1 M '52 v E S1 ? , 7 A A 2 I 111341 4 5 .-1 sm' ...-af' 7- E Mr. Iba Heralded During Las+ Year as Coach Iwbwumlingq was il major im-mv' up lhe Chnxhmw' uxu-ws as Bm-k no 'WL uf I Nl! IN lhml 1 vm lriofl lm I'l'2ZliI1 pusxn-wsf1m11 Q 4 'z ' s . .' 1 R J! 4. f. '12 fr ie 2 A ! ...4' CJ-Stawk play-making oH'enso pvrmim-d wplummrv Ie-rrv Clm-k 0 In CXc'L'LlIv zz pvrfen-t iump shut. 1 Y 'fx me -nt. 41 5-f 7 f cf I68 , , 4 f-v'f '-1 at xc 5 ,era I I O., A .M-2, FRONT ROW: Frank Kellert, Ioe Sorenson. Rod Wisley, Steve Manaugh. BACK ROW: Trainer Byron Bird, Steve Roney, Bob Houck, Ierry Robbins. MIDDLE ROW: Fred Dumler, lim Richardson, Ioe Sweat, Mike Tate, Mike Camp, Ierry Clack, Brabon, Terry Edwards, Richard Schmidt, Bill Maxwell, Roger Coach Chet Bryan. CNOT PICTURED, Bill Dobbsj. osu 2 5 7 IO 2 3 3 S 5 9 I 6 7 I7 7 9 I l I 3 l 6 7 8 8 4 3 1969 BASEBALL RECORD Sam Houston . . . . Sam Houston . . Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Missouri Missouri Missouri Iowa State Iowa State Iowa State Colorado Colorado Colorado OU . . OU . . OU . . Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska Kansas . Kansas . Kansas . K-State . K-State . Won 20, Lost 7 4 2 5 2 3 7 6 7 I 1 7 O 3 3 5 5 3 0 2 2 0 2 2 3 3 2 2 A YF.: f The umpire had a rough time after ca play at first base against Sam Houston. lling Fred Durnler out on a close 0-Slate Won Fourih Siraighi Conference Crown Senior Bill Maxwell was prime starter for t Oklahoma State played winning type ball that has become the trademark of any team coached by Chet Bryan. The Cowboys played to a l7-3 season record, being beaten once by Iowa State and twice by OU by only one run. The strength of the Pokes' defense was the pitching of Bill Dobbs and Bill Maxwell. Dobbs led the league in strikeouts. Cn oflense, Mike Tate, the Cowboys' leading hitter, along with Steve Houck, provided the power the Cowboys needed. After winning the Big-8 Conference title for the fourth straight year, the Pokes represented the conference against Tulsa for the 5th Dis- trict crown. Playing without the services of Terry Edwards and Bill Dobbs, O-State lost to Tulsa, the eventual NCAA second-place lin- ishers. Terry Edwards connected for another hit as he helped lead the Cowboys to another line season and the league crown. Baseball ii lk 5 Iunior Steve Huuck slashed another E line drive against Nebraska as the U-State bench relaxed. vi 1 ii 5 5' 5 N E 5 a 1 3 w F 3 x s F s L 1 Steve Houck motioned Rod Wisleyf to slide for another Cowboy run against Nebraska as Richard Schmidt looked on. Thinclads Broke Records During Rebuilding Year The track season started in early winter with competition in the indoor meets. Although the Cowboys were young they proved that they would be a team to content with when the . warmer weather came. f In a year of rebuilding due to the graduation of many Pokes, Coach Ralph Tate produced some very exciting moments for Cowboy fans. A standout on the young team was Earl Harris, who broke the school record in the 100-yard dash with a time of 9.2 seconds. Hal Oswalt and Larry Curts joined the ranks of record breakers by setting the school record in the long jump and high jump, respectively. Coach Tate sees the ,70 season as the year the Cowboys start climbing in the conference track standings. With a young coach and team the combination will hopefully be there. Behind the coaching of Ralph Tate the O-State tracksters produced many record breaking accomplishments. Pat Hornbostel showed the stress of distance running. The Cowboys' success was due to their depth in many events, as Terry Rose and Pat Hornbostel hnished Hrst and second against Wichita State. H - . ' Q-Q'I .Q, ,QQ . . 2 ' f-I J I Y - ' 'T g - in , It if gan ir-,gli i . f--, , W, .fl The Cowboys relied heavily upon the shot put event which not only required strength but a good sense of balance and timing. 4 YE M 1 .M The beauty of the pole vault was displayed by Larry Curts who added experience to the O-State squad. vm-4anawvb5'f ' ' 1 i541T'? ' g Qi' This Pokn xprlmer rm 1 eu lps In xx um up a me L n U ,A Q- 9 any W 1 Q Q 'mi ' 5 4 3 i i ff, ' A FRONT ROW: Mike Holder, lim Young, jim Browniield. IOC Chris Cole. Ccvzuh Labi-on Harris, U r:L1 g Teweli, Bob Karlrmvit-h. Foster, Iirn Andrews. BACK ROW: Ted Ormin, Vlark Hayes. 17fJLlQfRf7L1S61. 1969 GOLF RECORD OSU 10 . K-State . . 5 I3 . Kansas . . 2 9 . OU . . . . 6 12 . Wichita State . . . 3 HM . North Texas State . 3V2 IZM . OU ..... . SDQ . North Texas State . ISVQ . Wichita State . . . IVQ GVQ . OU . . . . Arkansas . . T ' H16 . Nebraska . . 3V2 6 l OU I I 9 tt,t' T . T L,t. 35, 1 kmf, ,, mV2 . Iowa Siam . Aly? T I3 . Nebraska ..... UQ Won 12, Lost 2, First in Big-8 lint Andrews finished 2nd in Big-8 individual competition Pokes Took Conference Title for llth Time The Cowboy golfers got off to a fast start by winning their first eight duals before losing to Oklahoma in their second meeting. The Pokes went on to finish the season with a 12-2 record. States' success was due to the extreme depth from which they could choose. This abundance of talent was displayed at the Oklahoma Inter- collegiate Tourney, where the Cowboys placed three in the top four, including the winner, jim Deaton. After losing the Big-8 Conference title to Colorado last year by a narrow margin, the Pokes roared back to capture the conference title for the llth time in the last 12 years. jim Andrews finished second, followed by team- mates Mike Holder and Mark Hayes, who tied for third place. lim Deaton proved to be a big asset for the Cowboys by winning the Intercollegiate Tournament title and many dual victories. 55' us.. ,dx :T 1, 5515? Sophomore Doug Tewell excavated from a sand trap to salvage his par and help the Cowboys lo a winning season. I75 is. OSU 7 5 2 7 7 5 4 O 7 7 I 6 6 7 7 4 i Q E M wyig .ws sf ' ,, Cliff Price, Rick Biggerl. Mike Howard. Rick Jones. Larry Newton, Daryl Snyder, Coach Phil Hallcr. 1969TENNlSRECORD y Northwestern Wichilii Stare OCU. . . Ccntral Stale Nebraska . Kansas . Southeastern OCU . . Missouri . DBU , OU... Central State K-Slam . . OBU . . lowa State . Colorado . . VVon lT3. Lost 8 Second in Big Eight .0 .l .7 i .0 .0 2 -3 . J . 7 . 0 . 0 . 6 . 0 . I . 0 .0 0 . . 3 With a very gracclul form senior Cliff Pricc returned a shor against Kansas and remained the Cowboys' No. l man. Price and Snyder Led Being outscored by only OCU and Okla- homa, the Cowboy netters proved they were a conference power early in the season. A season record of 13-3 was highlighted by our second place finish in the Big-8 tournament at Ames, iowa. The Pokes were led by seniors Cliff Price, who Finished second in No. l singles at Ames, and Darrel Snyder, who Finished second in No. 2 singles. Snyder joined Mike Howard to take second in No. l doubles. to secure second place lor Q-State, at Ames. Led by Coach Phil Ilaller in his Hrst season as Head Coach, the Cowboy netters displayed winning tradition. Coach llaller will be rely- ing on Rick Biggert, Rich jones, and Larry Newton to keep this tradition alive during the 1970 season. K xv .. -- f . . 4' 4 ': it 71 wa 1.5, HT Jr:- mi D :wi WL K fw9?'g1iq :fmuvs 'AH' - , 5 ,pf X, r't51: 'b . ar ,.......... Q..- Mike Howard strained to recover from a well placed shot. Cowboys io 2nd in Big-8 I Intense concentration was imbedded on Darrel Snydefs lace as he backhanded a volley against Nebraska. FIRST ROW: assistant coach Iim Patterson, Gary Baldwin, Sheets, Scott Branum, Doug Hill, Doug Ferguson, Rick Wooden Iacques Cunningham, Don Ferguson, Bill Allen, coach Iim FOURTH ROW: Roger Mason, Ken Lernaster, Art Phelan, Dave Cutter. SECOND ROW: Steve Sheehan, Roy Hiskett, Bob Kirst, Rick Cato, Dave Sonnenberg. Workman, Bob Wenger, Bruce Evans. THIRD ROW: David osU 66 36 48 80 51 37 47 67 42 47 25 SWIMMING RECORD Colorado . Iowa State Texas . . Eastern New Texas Tech Oklahoma Arkansas . Mexico Iohn Brown . . Missouri . Nebraska . Kansas . . Straining to touch first at the finish line, the O-State swimmers com peted in the diHicult and demanding butterfly event. O-State Swimmers Hosted 5' Jg. ar t, , ,W ,H .igfttywg 5335.53 grfatqlgigl , ,W kmwi,,,g,r. gig., ,, .moi L.: Y f 'Wt Ni f,f:U't-V737 fy- A View x' -451' 'ff' ?55E.Q5?'f1 Y fr-'iffifykli we f T ' elif' A ' - 5 ' ' ,jf , ,V . t. 'fl ' 35: -' nn ,fn gggyif.-, yt' 1, ,T .L t .K 2' , .ii , 11 t V' ,Q ,,k:. . , X Dauntless Cowboy divers received dividends For diving. Conference Swim Meet Participating in its sixth year of competition since the beginning of a new swimming pro- gram at OSU, the Cowboys finished the season with a 3-8 record. The Cowboys, led by Coach james Cutter, relied heavily on the 100 and 200 meter free- style and the butterfly. Captain Don Ferguson was strong in the freestyle while Gary Bald- win was a mainstay in the breast stroke. The Pokes are in a building phase after Fin- ishing sixth in the Big-8 meet here in Still- water. O-State will be expecting a great addition to their team by the transfer of diver Ieff Alward. Other bright prospects for the Cowboys will be Doug Ferguson, jerry Liebst in the freestyle, and Carl Peterson in the breast stroke, making for a young team for 1970. The Poke swimmers practiced the split second timing it took to improve their performance and produce victories. The swimming team insured that coach Cutter kept in top shape through the use of special training sessions Doing sltups helped many flabby guys to get in shape and get a lot of use from the facilities ol tho Physical Education Center c I 1' 1tfasxQ-this, YQ? The weight room proved to be a popular place lor those who like to throw their weight around. New HPER Complex Helped Keep OSU Fit Intramurals at Oklahoma State took on the appearance of a battle for first place. Football initiated the 1970 intramural season with a flurry that saw the weekly report of the team standings receive as much attention as the crossword puzzle. This competitive attitude continued through basketball, volleyball, and wrestling, where the talented lVlike Callahan pinned his way to the crown in his division. The Hnale of the intramural program saw the Lambda Chi's take the fraternity softball title in a rough league playofl. The facilities of the new HPER Center en- abled many would-be athletes a chance to compete as well as just flex their muscles. The women also got into the act by participating in volleyball, badminton, basketball, tennis, soft- ball, and bowling. lnframural Program Provided Varied Aclivifies Getting a ball through a hoop proved to be harder than it looked. Tennis gave girls a chance to show their physical prowess. Handball offered strenuous exercise for those who were hearty enough IU69-TU clieerlcadcrs l.inda Hahn. lfllcn Maddux, l,inda Boyce, Pistol l,f'Il', Vlikc llimll, Dale AIll0l'It7Il. lien Van Hell. A Cheerleaders Ke pt Q e ' o, . . . e its t Cowboy Spirits High .. ,ww he L,,,, - I l -:iz , l. i Sacriticing much ol their Free time, the O- State cheerleaders practiced long and hard hours each week. Representing Cowboy lans at home and away, the cheerleaders displayed the type of spirit that has hecome a tradition at Oklahoma State. With the help of Pistol Pete, O-Sate's exu- herant mascot. the cheerleaders were able to provide the Cowhoys with an array of dillerent and entertaining yells. Thanks to a dedicated group, Q-State achieved success not only on the field hut also on the sidelines. xhoy niastot. Pistol Pete, shared his cts with iuuire pokes during the SpUI'Ill lg UVUIHN 2iI'lLl LIQAIITIUS. V, mu bhxg ,iv 7 glpgx, ww Q-'Qi QQ 4 , .vi ww - The eyes that see and the ears that hear those things we are entitled to know. Reporting the changes and reporting that which continues as it has always been . . . the publications of our university. 'E PubIic:a'rions ,W ,W .F E W if i 'W m. Q ii x TAL, www L, ,F- kg Faculty Student Board Managed Publications Composed of students, faculty, and administration members, the Board of Publications has authority in all matters concerning the publications under its supervision. The board members were appointed by the president of the University on recommendations by the Faculty Coun- cil and Student Association president. This student-fac- ulty board selected editors for the three publications it managed, The Daily O'Collegian, The Redskin, and The Soliloquy. Dr E K McLachlan Dean Edwa d B s D Ha y Heath, Dr. Daniel Kroll, George O'Reilly, Marilynn Benbrook, Steve Hiney. Wliimxewe M 1 ka 8' ,rsrfwefstf-ft f gy fl: joins W1l,l,mMs, Editor e ,W 4? yyiri i B Q3 A wr KAREN BAkNHs, Editorial Assistant G ' fi -' , i . , 'bf SUE C1.ABAUc:u, Associate Fditor Contrast and Change Theme of I97O Redskin Heading the twenty-member stall' this year were john Williams, Editor, Sue Clabaugh, As- sociate Editorg jim Axley and Karen Barnes, Editorial Assistants. These four worked together with section co-editors in planning and organiz- ing their specific sections. Members of the staff tried to exemplify the theme of the 1970 Red- skin, g'Contrast and Change, through creative pictures, interesting copy, and eye appealing layouts throughout the book. By working on the Redskin, staff members were provided with an opportunity to express their journalistic and artistic ability in trying to record, in the best possible manner, a complete and accurate record of the past year. lm AXLEY, Editorial Assistant JOHN Fousr, IAMES JOHNSON, BILL IOHNSON, Srafl' Photographers KAY BALES and LESLIE WIL.l.BANKS, Organizations Editors MIKE CALLAHAN, Sports Editor Reclskin Sfaff K YG 5 A 5 3 ,D ST P522 . gr ' we? Q Q 55, 51 3 f' ff' ,Af f 'N VIARYDITII .-Xscill and l.IMm Cfux. Gro:-ks Fdimrx l WWW aww n My wb' 'N'-an . ww-'- ' ,: J ..,.- ' ' M,,,,,,,.J,,m-, L. . . X .Q X.,..Qw'WA 5 CHERYI, Km' and Imw Cil.ABAUCH. Acadcmius Editors SIIHLLEY RICKHR and JANE VENZKE, Beauties Editors I89 'Sm i f E f af' Y , MARILYN VANDERVKJRT and SYLVIA FAUPEL, Leaders Editors g , In ' SUSAN SKINNER, Publications Editor 4-our-assume-wl--W ,A ,Www E ,. A A V All' ' , DIANE IAIOEIIN and NANCZY' ANDRHws, Residence Halls Editors IIM IDUNN. Military Editor '. K, f I. MARY' Coin, Editor, First Semester Q ,511 .12 izfjf rsirnnri PH11. SuT'roN and Bois WHGENER. Co-Editors Second Semester Daily O'Collegian Celebrated Seventy-fifth Year Celebrating its 75th year of publication, The Daily O,Collegian provided OSU students with first-hand information on major news events. The O,Collegian is the otlicial voice of the students and faculty and strives to keep them informed of the national, state, and local news events. Editors for the O'Colly are chosen by the Board of Publications to serve for one semester. PAT l.l-KVIS, Editorial Board The first semester editor was Mary Cole while second semester co-editors were Phillip Sutton and Robert Wegener. Several new features were added to the second semester publication. These included Operation Remedy, a question and answer columng OSU This Week, a daily calendar, and an AP News Roundup. A maga- zine edition published once a week was also among the new features added. -IUNE TY1iURs'r, Editorial Board H- T55 LAUREN I.12IG1i ST1iEL1i, Contributing Edimr NI1c:HE1.ra CILLARIIQR, Edimrial Board DAN CRUMMIZTT, CINDY Luusu and STEVE HINLY, News Editors 0'Collegian Sfaff WE ANN PHINNINLY and TERRY Cloc:G1N, Contributing Editrvrs in-iw ww' 9- Quinn few ,,,,,,,,,, mf I , , gifi ff' FK t 4 , . , , , JANET O1.lPHAN'1', I.li1e STREIQTMAN, 1151 Bl.ACKBL'kx, Ron C'1lRIS'I'Y, Sports WAYNE COZART. Fine Arts Edimr I93 M-Q. K ,f ' Xt R R A up , Q ff Qi if s Y 'ffm 5 RON HQLT, Assistant Sports Editor sm1n.,g, RAY WELLS, LARRY SKOCH, CiARY DICLKEIKSON, SHELi.iaY RICKER, LEMULI Gnooxi, LARRY CASON, RICHARD LARGE: Im BRACKETT, advertising staii af U11 -N xx flfiw . 2,4 L.,.v'Af.--, 'I rhvvkai ..h. ,,.-cv , liuwrvwd-4' W, CHRIS OSBORN and BARBARA Vo1GH'r, Research Assistants ,www- 1 va. MH- Nw-we .img ,E Q ...ji X ., N M1a1.AN1E IIARRISON, RANDY SUMPTER, and NANCY IXIUNNALLY, Assistant News Editors I,,iNDA Hoon. C11 EN S'I'ARCHIiR, and Axim IDAY, Re-portcrs O'Collc-:gian S+aH NWA BRIDXVISLI, LARRY I'iAZIiI,XYOOD. CiI.IiNDA CiIl.MORE, Stall' Photographers vang-1-subs: i 4 BOB BECK, Washington Correspondont RUB DIMERY. Chief Photographer 1oHN ANDREXVS. Rick AACKINLEY. LARRY VAVERKA. EDSUN PERRY. CIlARI.ES BURKE. E ED CARTER. Advisor In 1. IJOXYLER, Publications Secretary R i s ii was Oklahoma State Engineer Adds New Features Under the editorship of Steve Oltmanns, the Oklahoma State Engineer was published for the 34th consecutive year. Two new features were initiated in the publication this year. The new features include a letters to the editor column and a calendar of events. The students in charge of the publication attended the National Engineering College Magazine Association convention in Miami, Flor- ida this year. At the convention last year, the Oklahoma Engineer won live awards competing with fifty-eight oth- er magazine entries. The awards consisted of three hon- orable mentions and two second place awards. La y Holt Denn s Fe ell Kay Kile, Bob Dickson, G. G. Smith, Iohn McLaughlin. as 'I H'-ar . FW 255 gs if ,p 1 5 F. 'X 4 .,, wf , n gas' X , y. . A ,K L .V fm ag., 3 bs 'il ' K ff 'Q 41.-wing V, A - ul,-e kg 4' -of f- f N' 2 7 , 'V ., S A iirmy' '- XZ .2 ' . ff -1 , ,a .arg V ' K X x 5,1 I mf., . 5 'ik' 'ww Egg 'L -Wi QA 1' eg.: ,, Ty. Mg-I ' Q, ga- A I 51,5 . Q n ig . . N js 1, E- ' ,vga 5 5 'N .fi ' nf -.me L 35 5, I I , , ,N , 4 Q Q.. , 'X , ,I Mm. ,, I H 7 ,lfffw +G . M . L. ,KS 'I Ag v M LQ., . 'F 5 rk ' .f- Q1 S K 9,3 ' . E q sn. X ' : : D v p 'K-J x sqg.,,1,Ax, ' xl 4 IQ.32'-W .4 nfs . 'fs Q ,, Q i 5 fa g,,,. v Mdwy MF f 1 .3 . 2, 5 fi 1 , Jaw' ' y .+ In 4 '-ws if ' , is 3 ,ff . 5? 1 -T ' ' ' , Wig., ' ' ' --Ffinmff' - f xr, . 2 ,Wg . ...X 1 155' . X. 'Ev 2 . 1 . 'wr . 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To enter the advanced corps each cadet must pass tests of academic, physical and vision acuity before being accept- ed. Air Force ROTC cadet oiiicers spent much of their time in preparation of using their lead- ership ability in the classroom, on the drill held, or in a staff position. Ability was re- warded vvith cadet promotions and the rota- tion oi leadership positions at the end of the fall semester. Iunior cadets spent additional time preparing physically for summer camp which provides orientation to Air Force facili- ties and methods. Many of the cadets will be- come pilot or navigator qualified through flight training at no additional expense. Aerospace roles in democracy and types of warfare made up major course studies. Arnold Air Society sponsors the Thunderbird Angel Flight and sponsors many community service projects during the year. if iii? Si.. ,,L...A The annual Scahhard K Blade ullcinie War hegan with inspection of the troops. At the signal havoc' began. W K W i n ,Mi 1, li -i.:1- bfi i 1,9 H l'A11iY 3 K' . A ,,., - ' f al i ,. Q , an 1-fl'?'5.'fu ilni ' jf 1' ,A i ' MW lr -.N,, . . A mi :QQ , K J K-A --.--i: li liii x, I ,F iii if i A 1 n 'hi PM , ... .if all f mu During the 5iv xsecflqs of summer camp, Army ROTC seniors xxcrv initiaivd imo military lilo. The Gallani Guard prvsemed tho Ilonorzirv Cilflvl Cfmlrmvl m the Cadet Corps in a spam-ial 4-crcnmm'. Members of Pershing Rilies composed the Cannon Crewu to signal Cowboy points at all home football games. One Hundred Grads Commissioned 2nd Lieutenants In spring, l97O approximately one hundred Army ROTC graduates were commissioned second lieutenants. Several received Regular Army commissions and looked forward to a service career, and possibly joining the sev- eral from Oklahoma State to become general officers. Branch assignments for senior cadets were for the first time reviewed by a board of officers here at OSU and were then sent to Fourth Army Headquarters for approv- al. Senior cadets relied on knowledge gained at summer camp to impress others with the importance of drill, and also told many war stories' from summer camp. -un, Mvmhers of Thunderbird Angel Flight sold programs at horn? football games to raise money for their trip to Colorado to visit the Air Force Academy. WW X Q 1 1 F wi. S1 Air Force ROTC cadets worn responsible lor raising and lowering the colors each clay. 9- 9 g I 415 Marsha Havely was chosen Army Honorary Cadet Colonel hy a board ol olllcers and cadets. The Gallant Guard displayed their precision when they marched in the Homecoming parade Unconventional warfare was demonstrated to the cadets at summer L-amp at the site of a simulated Vietnamese village. Army cadets learned discipline and precision in drill and ceremony on the drill lield. ROTC Gracluafes Saw Viernam Service n L -zip ,. I I ' 3 -1 K l 5 ROTC cadets spvnt many hfiurs practicing the procedure for the annual Genfiral Inspection, hold this year in April. Kms -i l , 'H a l .-N A rivnewx' iff - , MPL ,.:. ,M rn, , .a f s f I Q, QWVQ ',,L r ' w, , f i a 4 i 'V mi' 1.,,NVNwM in ' I 3' In I - ,ML - M,1,,ii f , Vwoff' ROTC Cadets attended demonstrations ol Army artillery fire- Shaving cream and flour were the primary weapons employed power while at Camp Eagle. in the Scalnbard and Blade He'inie War. PMS Col. Norman D. Greenberg Colonel Greenberg became the Professor of Military Science on August 1, 1969. He is a graduate of the U.S. Military Academy, the Command and General Staff College, and completed graduate work at Georgetown Uni- versity. Prior to coming to OSU, he served with the U.S. Army Combat Development Command at Fort Belvoir, Virginia. During World War II, he served in the European the- ater until February, 1947. Colonel Greenberg received the Legion of Merit and the Belgian Order of Leopold along with other awards and decorations. He has served with the Head- quarters, U.S. Continental Army Command and Headquarters, I Corps, Korea. Colonel Greenberg is a native of Massachusetts, and he, his wife, and three daughters reside in Stillwater. PAS Col. Eugene Adams Colonel Adams completed his fourth year at OSU as Professor of Air Science. He served as the chief of the support division and the assist- ant director of requirements at Langley Air Force Base, Virginia, prior to his assignment here. During World War II, Colonel Adams Hew in the China-Burma-India Theater. He has also served tours of duty in Taiwan and Hawaii. His training includes completion of the Command Officer Course at Scott Field, Il- linois, and the Armed Forces Staff College at Norfolk, Virginia. Among his awards and dec- orations are the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Air Medal with three oak leaf clusters. He also wears a Distinguished Unit Citation. SFC, Max Brady, Major Gregg S. Bond, 'if 'VI Solomon D. Dill. l It Col William I. Meehan, Major Rich- ard C' Miller, Maior Edwin Mitts. Capt Thomas L. Patrick, Captain Porter. VISG Rivera Ramirez. Many New Members Joined Army Personnel Staff There were many new faces among the Army officer instructor personnel. MAI Mitts, who served as the di- rector of instruction, was the only ofiicer who had previ- ously taught at OSU. Army Aviation was strongly rep- resented on the staff by LTC Meehan and MAI Bond, a graduate of OSU. Previous experience of instructors was important as they stressed to their classes the points of military knowledge which would be most important to fu- ture oliicers on active duty. For the second year, a ser- geant major headed the administrative section of the department, and he was also available as an expert source for military and personal guidance to the cadets who needed help. i tr ,, pf. QM! 5. Seiji? 1 v I' ': ' Vi Training Became Highly Specialized in Air Force The Air Force staff personnel used past experience in their own careers to infiuence cadets toward proficiency in their knowledge of military policy and its relationship to a democratic society. The ratio of officers to cadets being small allowed the staff to become more aware of each cadetis personal and leadership traits in order to build upon his natural ability. Working with student organizations staff members were challenged with new leadership problems in motivating students toward ob- tainable goals. Training became highly specialized in order that each instructor became confident that neces- sary information had reached the cadet. This program was carried on throughout the year. Maj. Whitney Broussard. Sgt. Russell Butcher. SOI1. Ltfcol. Wilford Ladd, Maj. Lee Main Capt. Sidney Cook, Capt. Iack Smith M! Tfsgr. Ioe Huckelberry, Sfsgt. Casper Alire, Sfsgt. Iackie Bess, Sfsgt. Iohn Simp 753' MAURIQEN GARRWY RUTH ANN SMITH A C cl B ' cl S ff rmy a ef nga e +a FRONT ROW: Roherl T. Manlove, Gcorge G. Gunn, Robert S. Black, Charles Thannhausen, Setilvs, Rex R. Gooch, Michael A. Warren. ROW 2: Donald li. Iames lVlcClary. 1 1 3:1 W lr. W Q1 L. A Terry D. Allen. Dennis Cates if 2, wr if x f if 'Z Q ' js J,f9 'l ,fix Wi A h 4, F Q if 1 in 2 if K, ia W X tall if it 1,-my FRONT ROW: David Tohlcn, Iames Hansen, Richard Schmidt, Terry Wall, Iim Beaubien. ROW 2: Paul Rozneck, Mark Adkins, Ernie Sieincamp, Frank Bettina, William Buckley. ROW 73: Steve Schnitzer, Jack Smith. Richard ML-Donald, Iames Ledbetter, Kevin Apgar. Air Force Cade+ Wing Staff if ar --v an l SVSAN BARRIQTW' N'lARIANNA l7l l'NANl DEBRII'l Rrrsiamnw 2l0 Angels Performed Many Service Oriented Proiects FRONT ROW: Nita Baxter, Louise Weibel, Vivian Iohnston, Weigl Kristen Fentem Barbara Lewis Montee Suc Long ROW Ioanie Walker, Anne ManDonald, Cpt. Sidney Cook, Beverly 3: Ieanne Beard Suzie Penticuff Cindy McDougal Nancy Dixon, Marydith Asch, Karen Lansdown, Vivian Strobel, Siegismund Ianis Whited Renee Daugherty Phoebe Sprowls Ramona Sewell, Debbie Roberton. ROW 2: Iohn Peterson, Kaye Tigert Linda Hawkins Margaret Heflin Nancy Wilson Cathy Hunter, Susan Willhour, Susan Barrett, Iudy Iameson, Donna Roberts Connie Corley, Vicki Buttry, Linda Farrell, Vicki Herndon, Iulie Service is the primary mission of Angel Flight. Weekly, Angels', tutored underprivileged children in Stillwater, and during the Christmas season sponsored a needy fam- ily. The Angels collected for the March of Dimes and sponsored an international tea for foreign students. The Thunderbird drill team is another important activity of Angel Flight. They marched in Hominy and Yukon and in the Homecoming parade. The drill team has marched twice in an inaugural parade. Angel Flight is a sister organization to the Arnold Air Society and co-sponsored many joint activities. Angel Flight is well-known to spectators of home football games, as members surround the field selling programs. Army Blades Traveled 'ro the Air Force Academy The Army Blades marched at Tulsa, Cushing, Drum- right, and in the Homecoming parade. On campus they ushered at wrestling matches, Worked in the concession stands at football games, and were guides on campus tours. The group took a trip to Fort Sill and during spring break traveled to Colorado Springs to see Fort Carson and the Air Force Academy. They promoted interest in Scabbard and Blade by serving as hostesses, and generally supported the Army ROTC program. FRONT ROW: Pam Buck, Mary Stockton, Marsha Havely, Maureen Garrity, Ltc. William I. Meehan, Ienny Montgomery, lim McClary, Patricia Kelly, Vicki Boler, Margo Beshara. ROW 2: Rogene Price, Beverly Bryan, Deana L. Metcalf, Robin Nelson, Lynn Fame. Mary K. Hodnett, Orlana Hubbard, Cheryl McMurry, Linda McIntyre, Maryla Maegher. Marilyn Alexander, Mary A. Littlejohn, Belinda McNevv, Ieanne Potts. ROW 3: Suzanne Williams, Sue I. Price, Debby Davis, Susie Stuart, Diane Ray, Chris Conner, Marie Haynes, Anne Kruegar, Olive A. Parratt, Suzanne Tennyson, Linda Iarrett, Chris Harris, Carolyn Prater, Michele Garrett. CAPeHes Traveled to Maxwell Air Force Base CAPettes enjoyed an active year of traveling and par- ticipating in service projects. The group Hew to Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery, Alabama. The trip in- cluded a tour of Civil Air Patrol Headquarters, luncheons, dances and meeting the governor of Alabama. Led by Susan Holley, the team marched in Cushing, Perry, Drumright, and the Homecoming parade in Stillwater. They also ushered at all Allied Arts programs as a service to the university and at the Air Force band concert. FRONT ROW: Kathy Brand, Lizbeth Brydges, Karen O'Hern, Linda Minter, Dana Beck, Pam Carter, Roger S. Browning. Susan Holley, Capt. Whitney Broussard, Martha Collier, Lynn ROW 3: Faith Bates, Marcia Drake, Linda Waltermire, Anderson, Linda Morrison, Marilyn Moore. ROW 2: Larry Christine Iones, Vicky Carignan, Mary Ann Roberts, Suzanne Hazelwood, Patricia Griffith, Stacy Huish, Kathy Morgan, Sturdevant, Barbara Primo, Susan Klein, Nelda Hair, Barbara Carrie Kilgo, Patty Bay, Nancy Io LeMaster, Marsha McKay, Ann Howard. Branch Assignmenis for Caders Reviewed by Board FRONT ROW: Dennis Cates, Robert Manlove, Donald Black, George Gunn, Rex Gooch, Robert Settles, Michael Warren, Iames McClary, David Kallenberger, lim Lovell, Charles Thannhausen. ROW 2: Ingram Henry, Lawrence Edrnison, Wiley Bryant, E. Ray Tatyrek, Herbert Maas, Charles Middle- ton, Phil Bowersox, Ronnie McKealgg, Donald Humphreys, Gary Hunter, Gary Markus, David Ferraro, David Iensen, Eric Iamison. ROW 3: David Lessly, William Wyrick, Terry Allen, Leo Schone, Fred Ramsey, Monroe Hannon, Iim Wheeler, Iim Dunn, Ioe Robinson, Donald Fullrich, Dale Elton, T. M. Baker. Ray Stark, David Iones. Army cadets took time off from summer camp training to view Fort Sill centennial exhibits. Junior Cacle'rs Spenl Time Preparing for Camp JW-'Q www, ,LK, T V- , rr at at Emu, y 5 y Q, Army cadets practiced small unit tactics in several field prob- lems lasting as long as twenty lour hours. FRONT' ROW: Steve Prater, Eugene Merewether, john Caxey. Roger Clrebing, Scott Levy, David Oslin, Thomas Brazil, Bobby Calvert, Steele Brand, William Alexander. ROW 2: johnny Blevins, Chris Stewart, Ron Rosenbaum, llarry Worley, Larry Walker, Edward Bitsc-he, Danny Lyon, joe Drummond, Richard Nuttall, Robert Nuttall. ROW 3: Dewayne Glover, Clary Ralstin, Iellery llogner, 'l'eryl Rorabaugh, Bruce lnginire, Sandy Harri.',o:i, Larry Marr, George Myers, William Emanuel, Robert Boyd, Michael Buckley. lt r Senior Cadels Took Flighl ancl Navigalor Training E FRONT ROW: David R. Tohlen, Ben Fallin, jim Beauhien. Paul Rozneck, Richard L. Schmidt, lack A. Smith, Terry Wall, james D. Ledbetter, Frank I. Bcttine, Richard McDonald. ROW 2: Gary Fauss, Randall A. Brown, Ernie Steincamp, Ben E. Miller, Kevin H. Apgar, Iames Hansen, Steven M. Schniizer, lim Sonnenberg, Rex A. Stone, Mark W. Adkins. ROW 3: jim L. Williams, William Buckley, Robin G. Doria, Paul Brawner, Roger Waltrip, Iohn Haley, Roger S. Browning, Bruce F, White. Steven W. George, Phillip Gordin, Richard Graham, Thomas A. Bidwell, Patil I. Rachel, David A. Smith. ROW 4: Iohn F. Wiles, Wayne M. Baumgart, George M. Iohnson, Ronn VV. Cupp, Ion l.. Thompson, Gary Krcps, Michael Sutton, Wziyne Kindriclc, Fred D. Hicks, Iohn Petersen, Phillip Cornelius, Larry R. Iiulsey. Samuel CI. Portman, Thomas ll. Brown, Charlcs R. E lis. .-Xir Force cadeta were familiarizecl with flight training pro cedures hy the utilization ol a linlq trainer. Aerospace Roles Taughl in Junior Caclel Courses ,v- ' ALA Air Force cadets show their stulli in a sharp inspection formation. FRONT RUVV: Donald lfair. David Stockman, Shelly Stewart, Larry Mills, Capt. Vvlhitney 1. Broussard. Richard Davis, lack Kendrick, Richard Tcldwicz. Roger Yocham, Larry Blake, David jackson. Robert Hilley. ROVV 2: Rohert Tester. Robert Morgan, Mike llendren, john Thompson. Larry Gregg. Victor Coates. Randy Sims, james Kennedy, Ronald Barber, Dwight Myers. Rohert List, Darrell Vxlinner, jerry Lesch, Dale Crandall, Troy Sanders. ROW 3: Mac lVlcCrory, Rex Thomas, Brian Price, Ren Shelby, Rohert Hagstrom, Vklilliam Bontly, Gene Cook, Michael VVyckoll', William Ccntry, Arthur Powell, Donald Cox, Thomas Stieghen, Iohnnie Boyle, Richard Mr-Combs, lr. RONV 4: Kenny Thetford, Randall Thompson. Logan Lewis. Robert Odgers. Leon Lewis, William Hughes, George Morgan, Michael Tinsley. William Heydenlaurk. New 1 i .N A, 'Q , ,eq Arnold Air Society Awarded Covered Hogan Trophy The Arnold Air Society was active in many service projects this past year. Led by Commander lim Beau- bien, the group took tickets at all athletic events for the university, tutored the slow learners at Lincoln Elementa- ry School in conjunction with Angel Flight, and sponsored the YMCA Combon on Saturday mornings. The society also sponsored the Gallant Guard Drill team and served as escorts for the Miss OSU Universe Pageant. Among the awards presented to the organization were the Hogan trophy, first runner-up in national competition, and the Honor Squadron for Area G-I of the Arnold Air Society. FRONT ROW: Kevin Apgar, Richard McDonald, Steven George, Richard Telowicz, Larry Mills, David Tohlen, Iim Beaubien, lack Smith, Paul Brawmer, Terry Wall, Phillip Cornelius, john Peterson, Richard Graham, Gary Kreps. ROW 2: Roger Waltrip, William Buckley, Randall Brown, Robert Tester, Ben Miller, Paul Rozneck, Robin Doria, Mark Adkins, Thomas Bridwell, Iames Hansen, Iohn Haley, Dale Crandall, Ronn Cupp, Arthur Powell, Randy Sims, Ben Shelby, Dwight Myers, Richard Davis. ROW 3: Iim Williams, Iames Kennedy, Ronald Barber, Robert Hilley, William Bowtly, Larry Blake, Ben Fallin, Shelly Stewart, Ernie Steincamp, Phillip Gordin, Wayne Baumgart, Thomas Brown, Michael Tinsley, George Morgan, Thomas Steichen, David Stockman, Steven Schnitzer, George Johnson, Mac McCrory. ROW 4: Robert Morgan, Larry Hulsey, Lawrence Navin, William Heydenburk, Paul Rachel, Donald Iohnson, E. Plummer, Richard Schmidt, Iack Kendrick, David Martin, Michael Sutton, Wayne Kindrick, Kenny Thetford, Fred Hicks, Randall Thompson, Donald Cox, Grant Young, Rex Thomas, Donald Fair, Rex Stone. ROTC Honorary Cadet Colonel represented the Corps in the OSV Homecoming parade. . Al.. may . -E ' ' sf! Q , ,..L I gi e , w . 54 its my av .w 5 J , if 0 in Regular Army aggressors, sometimes posed as Viet Cong. weren't always victorious over cadet tactical maneuvers. Arnold Air Society cadets rendered a great service hy tutoring children in many areas where help was needed. A free-swinging cadet parachutes in the Oklahoma skies as part of his training in the Oklahoma State ROTC program. Gallant Guard Began New Pledge Program The Gallant Guard, supervised by members of Arnold Air Society and the Air Force staff, began a new two- week pledge program which, with a new emphasis on discipline and participation, became successful in increas- ing membership and proficiency. The Seventh Gere- monial Squadron participated in parades in Hominy, Cushing, and Okemah. They marched in the Oklahoma State Homecoming parade and at the Will Rogers Me- morial birthday celebration in Claremore. In cooperation with Arnold Air, they sold tickets at home football games. The Air Force honorary colonels were presented in a ceremony by the Gallant Guard. Barbara Lewis reigned as the Gallant Guard sweetheart. FRONT ROW: Cpi. Clyde Porter, Marsha Havely, lim Dunn. ROW 2: Roger W. Crcbing, lim W, Wheeler, Larry S. Marr, john Iohnson, Theodore Thompson. Military Society Discussed Local Soil Conditions The Society of American Military Engi- neers held meetings with topics ranging from Corps of Engineers activities in Southeast Asia to local soil conditions, with the purpose of interesting both students in ROTC and the College of Engineering. Debbie Roberton was chosen as the new queen to represent them in the engineering queen contest. During spring break, members traveled to Fort Carson, Colo- rado and the Air Force Academy for the second time in several years. Girl's Rifle Team Looked Forward to High Scores The Girl's Rifle Team traveled to tourna- ments with the Varsity Team this year, at- tending tournaments at the University ol Kansas, Camp Perry, Missouri, and the Uni- versity of Missouri. The team posted many scores in practice sessions in thc Armory. Cap- FRONT ROVV: Cpt. Patrick l.. Thomas, Iam' N'lor'i'oxx, imc Vvilllillh. tain Patrick, the team advisor, recruited sever- al outstanding shooters for next year's team including Nancy Carpenter, who holds twelve national records with the National Rifie Asso- ciation, plus many state records. ROW 2: lfrancilc Stuart, Vclinda Baker. Patricia Judd, Denise Tiducll. FRONT ROW: Patricia Iudd, Capt. Thomas Patrick, Iane D. Cameron. ROW 3: Freddie Henley, james Flesher, Gary Morrow, Lee Watkins, lim Cavanagh, Velinda Baker. ROW 2: Hunter, Roger Wiggins, Bruce O'Brien, VVilliam Lewis, Patrick Ron Warren, Scott Christie, Denise Tidwell, Norman Flippo, Francile Stuart, Stevan Landrum, Mickey Dean Keuduck, Herbert Broyles, Daniel Iones. Girl Capfain Led Varsify Rifle Team fo Vicfories The OSU Varsity Rifle Team set a Big Eight record, having the first girl captain, lane Morrow. The team spent the year rebuilding, as many high scoring members graduated. The team spent long hours in preparation for the Big Eight Championships, holding the cham- pionship for three consecutive years. Tourna- ments Were attended at the University of Kansas, the University of Missouri, and Pan- handle State College. Sergeant Watkins be- came the new coach. ROTC Rifle Team Won Norfhern Conference Mafch The ROTC Rifle Team added many honors to its credit this past year. Topping the list was Winning the Northern Conference, 4th Army Area match held at Ft. Sill in Decem- ber. Other awards included placing second at Little Camp Perry in March, and second in the FRONT ROW: Freddie Henley, Gary C. Hunter, Capt. Thomas L. Patrick, E. Lee Watkins, George Gunn, Ron Warren. ROVV 4th Army Area match at Ft. Hood, Texas. Three of the Five ROTC riHe team members also fired on the Varsity team, representing OSU at matches throughout the school year. The team also coordinated the Smallbore match. 2. Scott W. Christie, Iames A. Flesher, Roger D. Wiggins, William R. Lewis, Norman Flippo, Mickey Kendrick. 'Lea f .1 '- tm FRONT ROW: David Lessly, Capt. Thomas I.. Patrick, Orlana Hubbard, T. M. Maker, William V. Wyrick. ROXV 2: Melvin Beyer, Steve Shonts, Randy Miller, Barry G. Stallord, Darrell Hill. ROW 3: Billy Waters, Danny Boyle, Larry B. Walker, Ken Miller, Bruce l.. lngmire, Thomas I.. Evans, Bob Dillinger. Minutemen Pracficed Strenuous Hours for Precision Practice three times a Week was standard op- erating procedure for the Minutemen. Special practices were held prior to an appearance. The precision drill team marched in the Tulsa Christmas Parade, at Cushing, Drumright, and the OSU Homecoming. They received an Pershing Rifle Regiment The Seventh Regimental Headquarters of the Pershing Rifles added a company to their unit to become fourteen companies strong. Members of the headquarters visited each of the companies in the Oklahoma, Arkansas, Kansas, and Missouri area for an inspection. FRONT ROW: Maj. Richard G. Miller, Sandy Harrison, Bob K. Roberts. invitation to the Cherry Blossom Festival. In cooperation with other ROTC student organi- zations, the Minutemen worked on the con- cessions at home football games. Kay Bales served as the Minutemen sweetheart. Now Fourteen Companies They held a regimental assembly in Wichita, Kansas, and attended the national convention of Pershing Rifles. On campus the unit spon- sored the Pearl Harbor Day ceremony. The commanding officer was Sandy Harrison. ROW 2: Scott Levy, Troy Sanders, Danny l.. Lyon, Harry W. Worley, Thomas Brazil. 'T Scabbard and Blade Held High School Orienrarions Scabbard and Blade was active this year in many areas. They sponsored several community service projects, in- cluding a blood drive. Running the concession stands during home football games and ushering at basketball games and wrestling matches were other services the group rendered to the University. The organization, in addition, held high school orientation sessions on the Army ROTC program and worked on field problems for ROTC juniors. Related teams sponsored by Scabbard and Blade included a Pistol team and the Sabre Drill Team. The organization also sponsored a female counter- part, the Army Blade's Drill Team, which participated in many ROTC related activities. FRONT ROW: Monroe Hannon, Charles Thannhausen, Robert Settles, Donald Hoos, Bob Roberts, Capt. Thomas Patrick, Rex Gooch, Iames McClary, George Gunn, Gary Hunter. ROW 2: Robert Manlove, Roger Grebling, Steele Brand, Michael Warren, johnny Blevins, David Oslin, John Casey. William Alexander, Thomas Brazil, Charles Middleton, Larry Walker. ROW 3: David Jones, Ioe Drummond, Steve Parkey, Donald Black. Mark Schwarz, E. Ray Tatyrck, Chris Stewart, Lawrence Edmison, Eugene Merewether, George Myers, Wiley Bryant, Harry Worley. ROW 4: Dale Elton, Donald Fullrich, Ioe Robinson. Dewayne Glover, Leo Schone, T. M, Baker, William Emanuel, Bruce Ingmire, Sandy Harrison, Fred Ramsey, Marry Marr, Ieflcry Hogner, Gary Ralstin. Danny Lyon, Robert Boyd. Pershing Rifle Cannon Signaled Cowboy Points Members who showed proHciency in marksmanship, countereguerilla and counter-insurgency tactics, drill knowledge, and the physical combat proficiency test were awarded the Black Beret. The Pershing Rifles assisted the University by directing traflic at football games and during Homecoming activities. The Cannon crew was always on the alert at home football games to signal Cow- boy points, and the color guard presented the flag. A Medal of Honor winner, Captain Ferguson, was the guest speaker at the White Rose Formal which was the last event of pledging activities. The organization required members to attend classes on insurgency and other mili- tary subjects in addition to ROTC classes. FRC JNT ROW: johnny Blevins. David Oslin, Bob Roberts, Maj. Crcilg Bond, Faith Bates, Anne Krueger, Dale lilton, Michael Buckley, Kent Ervin, Dennis Hamblin. Larry Roberts. ROVV 2: Randall Shiponan. George Kartsotis. Ronald Dt-Noya, Larry Smith, Bill Darden. Thomas Brown, Herbert Langer, Dennis Davis, Michael Estrada. Michael Ramsey, Gary Worley, Terry Shwo, Douglas Pearce. ROW '33 Dcwaync Clover, Richard Nuttall, Robert Nuttall, William Herring, james Dunn, Frank Brown, john Stein. Terry lfrbert, David Erickson, Clyde Bateman. Rollic Edwards. Robert Berry, Kcnnith Roberts. X as I 'L -C i lm s E ,rW,, -MW! 5 For everyone there is something . . . some pur- pose . . . some bigger goal to activate the will- ingness to participate. For some it is all . . . for others only another way to bring greater meaning to the time we are here. Crganizafions Orange and Black Quill Sponsored Smarty Party A Smarty Partyn was held in conjunction with Mortar Board and Alpha Lambda Delta to welcome new Orange and Black Quill mem- bers. Orange and Black Quill, for junior women, was an honorary and service organi- zation. In the fall, Orange and Black Quill aided Mortar Board women in their annual calendar sales. Also, a diamond and marriage panel was held with Alpha Lambda Delta. Throughout the year, Orange and Black Quill donated its services to many Worthwhile projects. An International Tea Was held to get together some of the various culture groups at Oklahoma State. The groups addressed let- ters for the Mom's Day Committee and de- voted a meeting to assemble booklets for Patch- in Panel. FRONT ROW: Terry Nealon, Rose Shaw, Nancy Ferguson, Iayme Martin, Donna Pearson, Iudy Edmundson, Anne Krueger, Gina Plumlee, Io Lynn Autry, Carla Maynard. ROW 2: Paula Murphree, Cathy Stevens, Ioan Friton, Kay Royer, Ann Kunz, Lis West, Kathy Kruta, Dian Austin, Susan Krueger, Mary Breedlove, Leah Hutchins. ROW 3: Lynda Slater, Carolyn Orange 81 Black Quill members planned the annual Smarty Party in conjunction with Mortar Board. Linneman, Ianice Farr, Barbara Fatheree, Cathy Ebert, jane Venzke, Nita Davison, Iudy jameson, Karen Lansdown, Barbara Knapp, Karen Marshall. ROW 4: Denee Daugherty, janet Crawford, Sue Gunkel, Issy Houston, Claudia Teddy, Betty Slamans, D, Ellen Ellis, Beth Coe, Relleen Smith, Elfleda Bates, Glenda Veal, Diane Kreie. FRONT ROW: Mary Martin, Liz Dee, Ann Cummings, Terry Shriver, Patti Coffey, Phyllis Smith, Karlene Elder. ROW 2: Barbara Lewis, Kathy Buckner, Sherry Haas, Linda Huddlc, Io Ann Caraway. Pat Laurence, Pat Bowlin, Rosalyn Nicholas, Kathleen Basler, Anita Allen, Marilyn Neal, Connie Bone, Elizabeth Steichen, Elaine Zweiacher, Carolyn Heller. ROW 3: Ianet Price, Ioy johnson, Lynn Beadell, Charlotte Hughart, Lynn Robinson, Sandy Bruce, Nancy Loughman, Linda Boyle, Mariela Ascarrunz, Susan Smith, Mary Lindar, Ianet Collums, Sharon Vxfilson. ROW 4: joan Ferrell, Diana Buder. Cathy Baden. Karen Ridley, Margaret Helin, Peggy Gillig, Claudia Miller. Delitte Turner, Laura Winters, Melissa Paden, Gena Fair, Amy Custavson, Precious Miller. ROW 5: Debbie Huber, Babetta Iimpie, Io Anne Ragsdalc, jane Baldersbon, Cathy Turman, Barbara Verkins, Kristine Lafota, Nancy Gray, Barbara Primo, Virginia Stockton, Kathy Mackey, Kay Pitts, Mary jane O'Connor, Barbara Fischer, janet Hoeltzel. Alpha Lambda Delta Provides Leadership Abilities Alpha Lambda Delta was an honorary or- ganization for women who have completed their first semester of their freshman year at OSU with a 3.5 grade average. To excel in leadership abilities through its activities was the main purpose of the organization. Several service projects were held during the year. Many Alpha Lambda Delta functions includ- ed two other honorary organizations, Orange and Black Quill and Mortar Board. Sensitivity Training Topic for Patchin Panel Speaker Patchin Panel sponsored many speakers and among those were the heads of both Young Democrats and Collegiate Republicans. Dr. Iulia McHale, a professor in the psychology department, spoke about sensitivity training FRONT ROW: Phyllis Smith, Cinger Brown, Joyce Greenwald. Cathy Hronopulos, Ieannette Trigalet, Patsy Oliver, Marilyn Allen, Margaret Ann lleflin. ROW 2: Becky Kavanagh, Elizabeth Steichen, Ian Creech, Lana Fullrich, Gene Fair, Diane Dickinson, programs in her presentation to the members. During the spring semester, Patchin Panel gave a banquet for their new members to acquaint them with the organization. Caramel apples were sold for a fund raising project. Precious Miller, Malinda Steele, Linda Sliger. ROW 3: Iohanna Tate, Patti Colley, Anne Hunt, Beth Fenimore, Vicky Hackler, Sherry Wells, Marilyn Stellman. Barbara Primo. t FRONT ROW: Bob Beck, Karl Schneider, Fred Crenshaw. ROW 2: George Newman, Gary Sanders, Lee Dollmeyer, Fred Van Fman, Bill Kort, Steven Lieb, Buster Mansfield, Art Momper, Freddie Carter, Iim Carter, Paul Ruwe. ROW 3: Ron Warren, Gary Adams, Robert Baird, Ierry Humble, Mike Donahue, Lawrence Yates, Dawn Armstrong, Beth Belden. Carol Brown, Cecil Tomlinson, Phillip Rengo, Gary Williams, ROW 4: L. A. Mclntire, Robert Carter, Keith Sander, Bob Cauthon, john Cahn, Ioe Reavis, I. T. VVilson, Alan Wallace. Richard Brown, Roger Ouverson, Larry Scott. ROW 5: Ray Russell, Steven Williams, Raym-ond Hudson, Dennis Biby. Skydivers Attended National Meet in Phoenix The members of the OSU Skydivers attend- ed the National Collegiate Parachuting Cham- pionship held in Phoenix, Arizona. After se- lecting new members, the Skydivers traveled to Stroud for the Oklahoma State Collegiate and Alpha Zeta Recognized An honorary agricultural organization, Al- pha Zeta recognized the outstanding women students and the outstanding instructor from the College of Agriculture. Members of the club served as guides for high school students FRONT ROW: William Hartzog, Rodger Keith Talbot, Mark Miller, Lennie Coffey, Greg Pfenning, Mike Hardin, Lynn Rohrer, Dan Wilson, Loren Mennem. ROW 2: Dennis Cates, Michael Deewall, Glenn Blodgett, Rod Gungoll, Lynn Rein- schmiedt, Dwight Dickey, Ronald Barber, Bill Fulton, Ioe the Oklahma Parachute Association meets. The Skydivers on our campus were supported by the Army ROTC. Fred Crenshaw served as the organizationis president this past year. Agriculture Instructor during visitation days and sponsored a tutor- ing project. The organization prepared dis- plays for the Aggie Round-Up and the SUAB Mart. Outstanding agricultural students were initiated as associate mernbers. Howell, Eugene Skelley, Larry Brooks, Mike Kubicek. ROW 3: Paul Helberg, Terry Hague, Charles Freeman, Philip Perryrnan, Robert Matthiesen, Iames Steichen, Iohn Wolfe. ROW 4: Norman Wolff, Larry Olson, Ioe Hampton, Ted Moore, Herndon Gideon, Paul Claar, Bob Getz, A. L. Huston, Dr. Wayne Purcell. FRONT ROW: john Huggins, Eleanor Hill, Mike Howerton, David Buck, Preston Matthieson, john Staniield, Marilyn Mason, ,lan Lale, Nita Davison. ROW 2: Peggy Kline, Nancy Ferguson, Kathy Kruta, Kay Royer, joan Friton, Susan Krueger, Io Lynn Autry, Karen Hill, Becky Fidler, julia Roush. ROW 3: jan Buck, Steven Ball, Mike McConnell, Michelle jack, Mike Clouser, Barbara Primo, Nancy Cordell, Becky Cooper, Sherry Wells. Ianiee Farr, Carla Maynard. Lasso's and Laria+'s Sponsored Homecoming Events Vletnhers review plans for tht- annual OSU llomet-mining events. ' Lasso's and Lariat's 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. Lasso's and Lariat's took on the major pro- ject of sponsoring and coordinating Home- coming during the fall. ln conjunction with this they sponsored the selection of llomecotn- ing queen candidates and helped co-sponsor the preceding week known as Western Week. Other activities related to the promotion ol school spirit and enthusiasm were pep rallies, the selling of pom poms at loothall games, the planning ol Henry lha Day, the selling ol orange halloons lor ioothall games, and the sponsorship oi all 'iBeat OU activities pre- ceding the game. FRONT ROW: Van Vandiver, George Hurley, Kay Arnold, Priscilla Warner, Joyce Low, Barbara Primo, John Eazel, Jim Vogel, Greg Welsh, Charles Dobey. ROW 2: Bobby Speer, Richard Baikie, Johanna Ewing, Yvonne Willis, Richard Bennett, Mary Ham, Carolyn Farmer, Joanne Martin, Larry Glidewell. ROW 3: Randy Short, Wayne Campbell, Rick Lee, Jim Farley, Mary Giger, Steve Pependick. ROW 4: Larry Krieg, Joe Perkins, Dan Lowrance, Rick Koedding, Terry Walser, Terry Arnall, Whit Ellis, Rex Thomas, Gary Rounsaville, Joseph Weger. O'S+a+ers Keep Spirit High for OSU Football Fans O'Staters again boosted the spirit of football fans with spirit ribbons and cow bells. To pro- mote enthusiasm for our home games, they painted a cowboy on the football field, deco- rated end zones, and made a spirited cheering Pi Omega Pi Prepared Pi Omega Pi was a national professional honorary organization for business education majors with a 3.0 grade average. The purpose of Pi Omega Pi was to prepare its members for a teaching career. The group, this year, FRONT ROW: Linda Metscher, Ethel Steichen, Dr. B. B. Grifhth, Dana Cix, Martha McNitt. ROW 2: Carolyn Trotter, Opal Gibson, Debbie Komah, Mary Leach, Janice Addison. section in their black cowboy hats and orange blazers. With the funds they raised through the sale of ribbons and bells, the OiStaters traveled to the Kansas University game at Lawrence. Students for Teaching received the National Business Education As- sociation Outstanding Student Award, and awarded the Outstanding Business Education Senior. The club also sponsored teaching of night classes for adults. ROW 3: Dan Faust, Kay Hunt, Diane Cunningham, Karen Whaley, Joe Johnson. ii 5 ? i i i ri T FRONT' ROW: Roy Cullman, Charles Halliburton, Mike Grant, Karen Aldrich, Ed Meyering, lack Wagoner. Ron Bryant, Gary Schaefer, Art Tate. ROW 2: Ralph Mirgs, Michael Pinkston, George Morgan, Stephen Hamann, lack Gordon, jay Newcomb, fi if X Q David Stine, lay Bowles. ROW 3: Phil Kerns, Thomas Ahlgrimm, Larry Wroten, Bruce Cannedy, Don Baltzer, Anthony Bradley, Pat Merrill, Robert Grissom. Stan Martin. KVRO Wins Newscasi Award for Oklahoma Siaiions To begin its year, KVRO co-sponsored the Howdy Dance with SUAB. During Home- coming KVRO featured the Chuck Wagonf' giving out free coffee to all. Other activities of KVRO included the for- mation of Iota Beta Sigma, the local chapter of the national honorary broadcasting fraterni- ty and the sponsorship of Coaches Corner, a program that allowed students to talk to OSU coaches and players in the various sports. KVRO was the winner of the Best News- cast Award for Oklahoma stations as presented by the UPI, and was also chosen Station of the Month during October by the journal of College Radios National Directors. This year the station increased its hours to fourteen on weekdays and twenty-four on weekends, plus joined Oklahoma News Network for more in- tensive news coverage. -, WMM , ll KVRO announcers Jremre lm V I . the radio programs which are on the air daily at OSU. FRONT ROW: Eddie Hurst, Chris Chitwood, lim Ann Williams, fell' Steggs, Steve Lieb, joycc Palmer, Marshall Cibson. Bob Wright, Mike Harris. ROW 2: Sharon Schucberger, Debby Forrest, Judy Bennett, Darolyn Rutler. Susan Summers, Caylc Harmon, ludy Coe-rtz, Linda Duke, Barb Berreltini. ROW 3: Rodeo Club Sponsored A big event in the fall semester for the Rodeo Club was the sponsorship of a miniature Ro- deo. The club also sponsored the Central Ok- lahoma Cutting Horse Association Show. During the course of the year the Rodeo Club Dwight Crayons, Cary Bledsoe, Froman Cowan, Mark Guenther. Kirby Rickcl, Dianna Kelsey, Claudia Malone, Garland Holcomb. ROW 4: jay l.ile, Iames Thomas, l.yle Bernard, David Lindcman, lim Nichols, jack Fulsom, David Crillin, Dale Page. NIRA Show ln Spring competed in ten southwestern NIRA rodeos and sponsored the NIRA show held in thc spring. The club members were required to practice many hours in preparation for the STIOVV. Poultry Science Club Sponsored Fall Honors Banquet The Oklahoma State Poultry Science Club served to stress leadership potential among its active members. The poultry science leaders of today are tomorrowis industry leaders. Members obtained this training through com- FRONT ROW: Ccorgc Newell, Russell May, Kathy Pace. Terrcsa McCoy. llarry Box, DcWayne Muret. ROVV 2: Carlos Christenberry, Kenton Keith, Sam Andrews. Michael Corain, mittee assignments for planning and organiz- ing the fall honors banquet and the processing and sale of Thanksgiving turkeys and broilers. The organization sponsored an outstanding poultry judging team. Dr. Rollin Thayer. ROW 3: O. S. Adams, Ir., David Negelcin, Iimmy Melton, David Prcstridge, Pat Ozmcnt. FRONT ROW: B. Miekle, james ivlelianiel. R. l., Von- Gunten, Betty Pearson, Shirley Stephens, Dee Ann Dossett. Charles Reynolds. Mason Mungle, l.. 1. Rush. Row 2: Iael: Stout Clenden Adams. Milton Wells. Mary Bornemann. 1. D. Vaughi s Ray Adams, Robert Sallee, Hugh Hardie, Danny Vwiilliams, Wiley Pinkston. ROW 'iz George Matthesen, Mark, Hudson. Lane Mills. Rodney Semrad, Paul Klinger, Herndon Gideon. Larry Meeks. Neil Dishman. Frank Bush. Phillip Reimers. Dairy Science Club Hosted Annual Cheese Festival iff' ff' Dairy' Science Club members studied methods ol production through various proieel s. The annual Cheese Festival opened the fall semester for the Dairy Science Club. The dairy science banquet, spring picnic, and queen con- test were included in the clubis other annual activities. For the recreation of the members, the or- ganization entered intramural softball and sponsored a float in the Homecoming parade. A unique activity of the club was its publica- tion of a yearbook containing information about its ollicers, and the club's judging teams. The big event of the spring semester was their annual Dairy Day. The event was spon- sored by the club for the dairy farmers in the Stillwater area. The dairymen were informed about future innovations and methods of dairy farming through an open house, sem- inars, and speakers. Aggie-X Members Spoke to High Schools: Colleges Aggie-X Club is unique among organiza- tions on the Oklahoma State Campus in that it deals with an area of agriculture seldom touched upon in most agricultural aihliated groups. This area is the area of economics and allied agricultural social sciences, a vital part of any comprehensive program, The club is composed of students actively interested in these fields of the study of agriculture, and students who have taken related courses. Among the activities of the club, representa- tives were sent to high schools and junior col- leges throughout the state of Oklahoma to dis- cuss the economics of any successful agricul- tural venture. The club also raised money for the continuing scholarships presented each year. Aggie-X queen this past year was Debbie Davis, Chi Omega. FRONT ROW: Eugene Skelley, Ioe Hampton, Norman Wolff, Richard Hayes, Beverly Dixon, Lennie Coffey, Ralph Van Oostrum, Iohn Wolfe, William Hartzog. ROW 2: Mike Hardin, Bruce Boehs, David Fawcett, A. L. Hutson, Andy Dean, Thomas Steichen, Dennis Stocksen, Terry Hague, Loren Mennem, Aggie-X members chose Debbie Davis, Houston junior, to reign as their queen. Stephen Sims. ROW 3: Gerald Poe, Ierry Winn, Raymond Schmitz, Earl Schnackenberg, Don Kirly, Robert Stafford, C. H. Codding, Ernest Renfrow, Dr. Dean Schreiner, Dr. Darrel Kletke, Charles Richardson, Dwight Dickey. FRONT ROW: Norman C. Wolll, Rodney Scmrad, Nancy Whitaker, Iohn Wolfe, T. H. Silker. ROW 2: Ronald Barber. Bill Noble. Ruth Netherton. Dennis Cicrkcn, Ben Netherton. Aggie Toastmasters Developed Speaking Ability Open to all agricultural students, Aggie Toastmasters Club was dedicated to the devel- opment of communication skills. The club al- lowed students the opportunity to express themselves in a variety of situations and im- ASAE Participated in ASAE began its year by participating in both the Engineering Exposition and Aggie Round- Up with a booth. Annual activities of the club included a Held trip, a queen contest, and an honor award presented to the outstanding sen- FRONT ROW: Paul Helberg, Iames Stcichcn, Leslie Corncti. Leo St-hone, David Pope. David Shaklec. ROW 2: B-ethcl Ioe Hcrrold, Russell Rogers, Gary Tripp, Alan Wetmore, Doug jackson, Roger Gosc. Abbas-Karimian, Douglas Toews. ROW 3: prove themselves through constructive criti- cism of the more experienced members. Meet- ings consisted of table topics, a business meeting, two six-minute speeches, and an eval- uation of the meeting. Engineering Exposition ior member of the club. Among its other ac- tivities, ASAE assisted in running the high school FEA interscholastic contests and spon- sored speakers and slide presentations and the meetings. Dudley Barefoot, Tim Vogel, Henry Elling, jim Buck, Robert Leerskov, Terry Allen, Paul Claar, Johnny Williams, S. VV. jones. Agronomy Club Hosted Soils Judging Contests Activities of the Agronomy Club varied on campus and in the nation. The crops team g captured fourth place in the International con- test in Chicago. llere the group hosted both the regional and national Soils judging con- test. The cluh also entered its queen in the Homecoming parade, raised funds with peanut sales, entertained pledges with a picnic, pre- pared a display for Aggie Round-Up, and en- joyed the annual awards banquet. Agronomy Club members considered various crops in their at- tempts to use thc soil xxist-ly. FRONT ROVV: Bob Nlatiivsin. Alan l.e-Grand. Mike Kubicek, Dan Wilson. Billy Stott Landgral. ROW 'Sz Dennis Voss. Kenneth Niehrut-gge. Suv Smith. Fred Knell. Greg Pfenning, Norman VVilson. Lionel Bentley. VVayne H. Hill. lflson Brcclel. Philip Perrytnan. Chris Cole. RUVV 2: lack Frost, Larry VVellS, Larry Brooks, l.ax'o5 I. Crop. Cl. Nl. 'I'aliallt-rro, R. YI. Recd. Charles Nichols. Roy-c Stratton, llwain Boron. james Thompson, FRONT ROW: jerry Ott. Marion Sehauliler, Ur. Robert Terry. james Coe. Barbara VVrede. David Boyer, joe Stafford, Dale Cornelius. Tommy Hohnson. Lee Lancaster. Cary Isaacs. ROVV' 2: james Leach. David Gonsoulin, Leslie Conner. Roy Sharp, Dennis Vernon, Richard Sinor, Larry Shell. Richard Lee, Mike Kastl. Bennie Green. Garland Holcomb, Cary Long. ROW 3: Walter Parker, Mike Witt. Ronald Snowden. joe Yirsa. Marvin VVahl, Billy Brubhs. Duwayne Briley. Cary Kirk, Howard Nelson. Bill Ramsey. Kennj Cundili. Dan Harden, Damn' VVedel, Eldon Ferrell, ROVV -I: Stephen Boswell. Marvin Allison, Royce Casey, Thomas Morrison, Larry Stone. Dale Horton. Elmer Beshear. Bobby jones, Loyd Eaton. james Horne. jim Lee. Larry Nickeson. ROW 5: james Ryel, Coy Davis. Cary Bledsoe. jimmy' Massey. E. R. Vinson. Ronald Long, Burt McCoy. jim Litchford, Cordon Hampton, Nick Yarbrough. Harold Helton. Keith Harp. David Morris. Raymond Cockrum. Felix Kelly. Future Farmers Hold Goat Barbecue in Fall FFA memhers discussed films. speakers, and proiects to till the agenda lor the year. The Collegiate Future Farmers of America held their annual 'gCoat Barbecue again in the fall. The group also sponsored delegates to the National FFA Convention, held this year in Kansas City, Missouri. Kansas City was also the location of the National Student Teachers Conference for Vocational Agricul- ture, held each fall, that several cluh memhers attended. Two FFA scholarships of flilllil each were awarded to Keith Hays and Richard Sinor as recognition for their excellence in scholastic pursuits. The club also donated 3520 to the Ag Wives Cluh to he used in a Christmas project lor underprivileged children. President for the year was David Boyerg vice-president was Tommy johnsong and secretary for the cluh was jerry White. 239 Block and Bridle Sold OSU She-epskins 'ro Raise Funds In l969-l97O, the Block and Bridle Club again compiled a yearbook which featured graduating seniors and records of the various judging teams. The club also sponsored sev- eral contests including the cutting horse con- test, Little International showmanship con- test, livestock. and meat judging contests, and the annual Block and Bridle Club queen con- test. Adding incentive to excel in related iields, the Block and Bridle Club sponsored several scholarships. The awarding of these scholar- ships was the highlight of the annual spring banquet and dance. Another of the clubis so- cial events was a steak fry held in honor of the pledges. For a money raising project the members had an OSU Sheepskin Sale. FRONT ROW: Mark Miller, Henry Barnes, Rosaleah Leven, Mike Deewall, Bob Kropp, Bob Getz, Wayne Mills, Melvin Compton, Bill Fulton, Rod Gungoll. ROW 2: David Bowen, jerry Arthur, Dennis Cates, Tom Stiles, Pat Griswold, David Hodgson, Eddie Hurst, Raymond Brown, Warren Dale Cornelius, Catching a greased pig proved to be a slippery business. Rick Davis, Iimmie Panach. ROW 3: Russell Telertiller, Will Sasser, Don Britton, Bruce Schanbacher, Iane Nash, Dawn Noe, Mike Frickenschmidt, Larry Heidebrecht, Glen Blodgett, Calvin Ferrell, Larry Olson, Ray Helderman, Dr. Richard Frahm, D. G. Wagner. FRONT ROW: james Bitsche, Bill Benner, Barrett Kays, Lonnic Lanlcford, Susan Hight, Michael Williams, Mary Ann Spiznas, Bonnie Burrows. ROW 2: Henry Griffith, john Malison, Mary Quinlan, David Steincamp, Edward Bitsche. David Lesch, Rodger Talbot, Richard Payne. Hor+icul+ure Club Sponsored a Strawberry Feed J, . Working in the greenhouse gave good practical experience The OSU Horticulture Club was established in 1917 to promote closer association among students interested in horticulture. Today's club is opened to students with an interest in nursery production, fruit and vegetable grow- ing, landscape design, floriculture, or related fields. Activities of the club included the sale of garden mums for Mother's Day and escort- ing high school students during Agriculture Senior Day. The club also helped with the Annual Garden Club short course. The high- light of the year was the strawberry feed, for members and their parents. Oilicers for the year included Susan Hight, president, David Lesch, vice president, Mary Gloise, secretary, and john Mallison, treasurer. Dr. R. R. Payne was the club sponsor. OSU Marching Band Provided l-lalfiime Fun for Fans The Oklahoma State Marching Band pro- vided a variety of entertainment for football fans this fall. Under the direction of Mr. Al- bert Lynd, OSUDS 200-piece band furnished the half-time shows for the Houston, Texas Tech, Kansas State and Oklahoma University football games. The annual out-of-town foot- ball trip was a big event for all, taking the OSU band members to Boulder, Colorado, where the Oklahoma State Cowboys met the University of Colorado Buffaloes. Russel Sorenson served as drum-major for the seven-minute half-time shows while Mary Jane Gitter Schmitt performed as OSU,s fea- ture twirler. Once again the OSU marching band members were required to practice four days a week, regardless of the weather condi- tions. ROSTER: Lee Agnew, Sue Agnew, Marian Akin. Paul Allen, Robert Ammer- man, Gary Aska. Don Austin, Dick Banks, Jane Balderston, Carol Baldridge, Diana Buder, Vicki Barnes, Beth Beeby, Larry Becby, Tom Blachly, Gerri Bluebird, Tom Broad, Phillip Brooks, Charles Brown, Gene Butler, Judy Cagle, Royce Caldron, Debbie Carter, Danny Cartnell, Jacqueline Chain, Ron Chris- tensen, Gerald Clark, Duncan Coons, Marcia Coons, Chip Cooper, Scott Cowell, Pam Cowgill, Laura Curnmin, Sandy Davidson, Linda Dawes, Hugh DeLozier, Barry Dt-nney. Cary L. Dobbs, Jim Drennan, Mary Ann Drotning, Rick Dugger, Randy liastin, Jim Emerson, David Fawcett, Vicki Fcnnema, Dennis R. Ferrell. Joan Ferrell, Debby Floyd, Darryl French, David Fry, Jack Gatexvood. Harvey Catlin, Troy Cilleland, Peggy George. Donna Gunsaullus, .llllly Hansen. Pat Hargrove, Alton Harris. John Harris, Jim llarris, Bill llenderson. Bob llenry. Linda llertzler, Deborah A. llc-usel, Randy Hill, Donna. Hilton, Ray lload. Vcrda llolman, John liomier. Ronnie llucy, Vir- ginia Hustead. Joe Jameson. Mike Jameson, Robert Jandcbeur. Stan Jones, Marketa Jordan. Louis Kindler. Randy King. Karol Kizer. David R. Koblc, wa Band members helped Mr. Lynd plan the halftime maneuvers. lion Kramer, Paula Leath, Lt-on li. Louis, Larry Liggin, Jeanne Lindahl, Ken Long, Marilyn MacAllister. Claudia Malone, Sherman Manchester. Andy Martin, Patricia Martin, Phyllis Massey, Karen Merryman, Cary Michael, Phyllis Mock, Ina Moles, Sherri Moore, Lahoma Morrell, David Morgan, Robert B, Morgan, Max Morris, Jim McConnell, Terresa McCoy, Jim Mc- Kinney, Pam McKeown, Pam Mclatuglilin, Mike Neely, Mike Phelan, Adra Pritchett, Anita Puckett, Karen Pursell, Cathie Rader, Ronny Reed, Sharon Recd, Mike Rohlfing, Aidene Rose, Bill Ruth, Ron Schaefer, Mary Jane Schmidt, Judy Scefeldt, Sue Sherrill, Dennis Simmons, Russell Sorenson. Robert Spinlcs, Alan Smith, Barbara Smith, Connie Smith, Kathy Smith, Merle Thomas Smith, Larry Steichen, Tom Stcicht-n, Bonner Sudberry, Mike Taylor, Kent Taylor, Stephen Taylor. Steve Vaskuhl, Richard E. Voss, Betty Vongun- ten, Leslie Vifalker. Ron VVall, Jack VVallace, Jan VValtman, Mike XVass. Lonnie NVatkins. Buddy XVatson, Larry VVatson. Jaek YVeidentnaier. Roger XVeidinger. lflbert VVells, Phil VVhist-nhunt. Bruce VVilliarrts, Steve Vkfilliams, Peggy XVilson, Sharla Vifhaley, Janie XVri5ght, Elaine Ztveiacher. itil va- , .mm , ,- -.-.- f ,t .. ,. t. . FLUTE: Sue Agnew, Claudia Malone, Pam Cowgill, Sue Sher- rill. Vicki Fennema. Sharla Whaley. Phyllis Massey, Deborah Heusel. OBOE: Lester Watson. Donna Gunsaullus, Pam Mc- Keown. BASSOON: Dennis Ferrell, Ioan Ferrell Bb CLARI- NET: Eugene Butler, Linda Hertzler. Mike Taylor, Sharon Reed, Charles Brown, Mike Wass,, Ardene Rose, Peggy Wilson, Connie Bone, David Koble. Cathy Rader, Laura Cummin. ALTO CLARINET: Iim Emerson. BASS CLARINET: Pat Hargrove. Iudy Hansen, Randy Hill, Ann Holmes. CONTRA CLARINET: Bonner Sudberry. ALTO SAX: Steve Williams, Tom Broad. Ed VVilliams. TENOR SAX: Hugh Delozier. Linda Dawes. BARITONE SAX: Randy Eastin, jim Rader. CORNET: Larry Beeby, joe jameson, Mike Phelan, jim Mar-- Connell, Gary Michael. Bill Henderson. TRUMPET: Gerald Clark, Lonnie Watkins. lim Drennan. Sandra Davidson. FRENCH, HORN: Richard Dugger. Marian Akin. Karen Mer- ryman. jane Wright, Karol Kizer, Andy Martin, Lee Agnew. Dennis Simmons. TROMBONE: Bob Henry. Larry Watson. Robert Spinks, Max Morris. Phil Brooks, Richard Vess. BARI- TONE: Gary Dobbs, Kent Taylor. TUBA: Leon Lewis, Elbert Wells, Russell Sorenson. PERCUSSION: jim McKinney. Mike Iameson. Don Cooper. Steve Vaskul. Spring Outdoor Conceri Held by the Conceri Band Concert band gave students a chance to display musical talent. The OSU Concert Band once again went on tour performing at several of the high schools across the state. Included in the spring tour was Kingfisher, Hennessy, VVoodward, Perry, and Fairview. This statewide tour was the highlight of the year for the OSU Concert Band. The Concert Band in conjunction with the OSU University Choir, gave its first home con- cert, Sunday, March S, in the Student Union ballroom. An outdoor concert, the second con- cert of the year, was once again held on the lawn of Willard Hall on May l2. lVlany hours of practice and hard work went into the making of the OSU Concert Band. The final performance of the group was at the spring commencement. Hiram Henry was Concert Band director. Pom Pon Girls Performed Original Dance Routines The OSU Pom Pon Girls are a group of en- ergetic beauties Who boost both team and spec- tator spirit with their original dance routines. The Pom Pon girls are sponsored by the OSU band and the Student Union Activities Board. They were organized in the spring of l968 and began performing in the fall. They are entire- ly independent of the cheerleaders and per- form to accompany the band. The Porn Pon girls attended all home football and basketball games and rallies. They also attended the Missouri game with the band and the KU game on their own. Coach Cass sent them to the Colorado game. The Pom Pon girls served as escorts at football banquets and helped serve at recruit dinners. ' F . I - fa The Pom Pon girls helped enthuse fans at OSU football games FRONT ROW: Anita Spaeth, Susan Monhollon, Linda Skin- ROW 2: Chris Conner, Mary Ledbetter, Ionee Kretlow, Kathy ner, Becky Ross. Kruta, Carolyn Specie. ROSTER: David Amann, Ianet Arnold, Iudy Baker, Rosalind Barber, Beverly Below, Chris Brewer. Karen Campbell, Frank Cargill, Cosby Clark, Dianna Cole. Iess Curry, Katy Dyer. Donna Emerson. Beth Fenimore, Ed Foley. janice Burger, Kay Grant, lane Griswold, Gus Harrington, I. T. Hart, Clvde Hasty. Hugh Hawley. Barbara Hepner, Becky Hershberger, Ierry Holt. Mary Ioyner, Karan Keele. Larry Langer. Steve Maison, Sandie Maxwell, Candice Naifeh. Anne Oesch, Larry Owsley, Cail Pettit, Diane Ray, Ronny Recd. Nancy Rhynes, Karen Ridley, Mike Sanford, Carl Schafer, Patria Smith, Larry Sparkman, Betty Thomas. Suzanne Thompson. Rachel Treeman, Cary Wallace, Richard Waterfall. Iim Wehmuller, Mel Wilkins, Ann Winsett. Fran Young, Rose Marie Yunker. Universiiy Choir Presented 'rbe Annual Messiah Choir members practiced in preparation lor their concerts. Two concerts were performed by the OSU University Choir this year. One was the fall concert presented in November and the second concert was held in conjunction with the OSU Concert Band. Once again, the annual pre- sentation of The Messiah was given during the Christmas program. Highlighting the year was the two-day Oklahoma lligh School tour. Sev- eral schools across the state included in the tour were El Reno, Sentinel. Altus. and Dun- can. The sixty-five members ol the University Choir were selected by audition from over one hundred applicants. Each performance dem- onstrated the choir's ellicicncy in singing the best in music to the lullest of their abilities. The choir was under the direction ol' Nlr. lloover Fisher. Men's Glee Club Presented a Fall Variety Show Starting the year off with a fall concert, the Men's Glee Club presented a Variety Show in November. Several members were selected for solos or ensemble groups. A Spring Concert in the Student Union Theatre folloxved, being held April 26th. Concluding the school year was the annual Men's Cflee Club banquet on May 3rd, The Glee Club was once again di- rected by Mr. Hoover Fisher. Although the club did not go on tour this year, they sang for many civic groups and various campus events. The sixty-member glee club performed a variety of popular music, featuring a repertoire ranging from folk songs to spirituals to popular medleys. The glee club also served as a unique advertising agency for OSU . ROSTER: David Amann, Phil Batchelder, Larry Beeby, Stan Bivin, Bill Brazil, Chris Brewer, Brent Buchanan, Lionel Byrd, Pat Carroll, Iim Crowley, Iesse Curry, Bob Davis, Hugh De- Lozier, Gary Dobbs, Barry Dodson, Iim Dossett, Richard Dug- ger, George Eastin, lim Eckhardt, Ed Foley, Tom Friedernann. Chris Fricsen, Bill Granstalf, Pat Hargrove, Gus Harrington, Iohn Hart, Hugh Hawley, Bob Henry, Ierry Holt, Richard Hutto, Mike Iameson, Greg Iones, Bill Keele, Ned Kessler, Doug Practice was enjoyable for these Men's Clee Club members. Krahn, Steve Maison, Steve Matlock, Greg McGugin, Robert Mims, Iim Murphy, Iay Newcomb, Doug Nieberding, Larry Owsley, Ierry Pattillo, Mike Phelan, Gary Pinney, Steve Pontes- so, Monty Prock, Ron Reed, Ernest Renfrow, Steve Reser, Shir- ley Ross, Louis Sanford, Marcus Seals, Steve Smallwood, Larry Sparkman, Richard Sommer, Gary Voise, Dennis Wallace, Rim-hard Waterfall, Elbert Wells, Mel Wilkins, Vince Yanda. FRONT ROW: Larry Beeby, Elbert Wells, Mike Phelan, Ioe Sorenson, L. Troy Gilleland, Dennis Ferrell, Buddy Watson, Iameson, Randy Hill, Bill Henderson, Jim McConnell, ROW 2: Thomas Steichen, Bill Ruth, Rick Dugger, Pat Hargrove, Gary Michael, Mike Iameson, Bob Henry, Hiram Henry, Albert Duncan Coons, Hugh DeLozier. Lynd, Phil Whisenhunt, lim Hitt, Iim Harris. ROVV 3: Russell Kappa Kappa Psi Hosted National Band Convention Founded at OSU in 1919, Kappa Kappa Psi is the national honorary band fraternity. Ac- tivities for the group are many and varied and include the sponsorship of all social functions for OSU bandmen. The fraternity also award- ed a scholarship to the outstanding freshman band member at OSU. Hosting all music con- tests and festivals, as well as the national con- vention was another activity enjoyed this year. Tau Beta Sigma Co-hosted National Band Convention Tau Beta Sigma was involved in many ac- tivities this year, all designed to promote spirit within the band. With its brother organiza- tion, Kappa Kappa Psi, the group co-hosted a Parents Day reception for band members and FRONT ROW: Beth Beeby, Connic Smith, Phyllis Ann Mock, Iudy Hansen, Iudith Seefeldt, Pam McLaughlin, Marian M. Akin, Marcia Coons. ROW 2: Ieanne Lindahl, Barbara Srnith, Paula Leath, Hiram Henry, Pam Cowgill, Ioan Ferrell, Albert their parents. Last summer Tau Beta Sigma served as co-host for the National Golden An- niversary Convention held at OSU. Other activities included the presentation of a schol- arship to an outstanding musician. Lynd, Deana Buder, Kathy Morrow. ROW 3: Claudia Malone, Linda Dawes, Sharla Whaley, Carol Ann Baldridge, Deborah Heusel, Lohoma Morrell, lane Balderston, Gerri Bluebird, Sandy Davidson, Iane Ann Wright. FRONT ROW: Steve Vv'alker, Lonnie Wann, Mitch Ray, Mark Hodson, Lennie Ray Collfey, Ierry Gill, Andy Hale, Tony Reese, Neal Teague. ROW 2: Bethel Herrold, Larry 'Warren, Thomas Smith, Larry Kreig, Philip Sallee, Iimmy Heffel, Gerald Beasley, Drue Freeman. ROW 3: Ierry Quigley, Richard Sommer, Nadeem Chagtai, lim Helm, Wayne Chernicky, Richard Herron, Dwight Dickey, Mike Stephens. ROW 4: Leon Ledbetter, Coy Edwards, Connie Edwards, Richard Doss, Larry Patrick, Bill Henderson, Dale Horton, Gideon Herndon, Ioe Yoder, Iohn Ernest. Sales Club Heard United States Senator Baker During the year the Southwestern Executive Sales Club heard several interesting speakers at the meetings, such as Senator Howard Baker from Tennessee. The fall seminar was held this year at Fountainhead State Lodge. A ban- quet was held in the Spring with Dr. Robert Kamm as the featured speaker. This provided the members a chance to gather informally for discussion, taking as the topic self-improve- ment in all areas. Sports Car Rallies and Gymnlchanas Proved Exciting This year's main activities for the Aggie Sports Car Club included various rallies and gymkhanas. At several of the meetings, films of outstanding racing events were featured. The purpose of the club is to promote interest FRONT ROW: Iudy Hamilton, Iulie Linde, Lydia Martin, Pat Dryer. ROW 2: Kendrick Morgan, Brian Gearhard, Iim Mes- sell, Iohn Hamilton, lack Kind, Butch Teel, Warren Wolf. in sports ears and motor sports, and these ac- tivities helped fulfill this purpose. The group was also able to send members to assist at the regional and national Sports Car Club of America races. ROW 3: Alan Hamilton, Douglas Kendall, Gary Miles, Pete Jepson, George King, Tom Parker, Steve Matlock. 5 i n 5 w t -K, -5. ' 339' mil' '-mf. - FRONT ROW: Michael W. Neely, jerry Thompson, Robert Dickson, Robert Ault, Michael Mnich, Michael Shelton, Iames Hansen, Rodger Douglass. ROW 2: Larry Edwards, Bill Arpoika, Russell Sorenson, Dan Thornberry, Neal Patterson, Iohn Williams, Gary Burns, Charles Lane. ROW 3: jim Drennan, Steven Wegener, Robert Babione, Charles Freeman, Charles Cheatham, Richard Jennings, james Steiehen, Stephen Pennel, Steven A. Oltmanus. Phi Eta Sigma Honored Outstanding Members Phi Eta Sigma was a national scholastic honorary for freshman men who had main- tained a 3.5 grade point average the first se- mester or the first year of school. Its purpose was to recognize men of outstanding ability WRA Sponsored Oklahoma The Women's Recreation Association this year hosted an individual sports day inviting colleges all over Oklahoma to participate. The events included in the sports day were bowling, golf, fencing, and swimming. Later in the year, FRONT ROW: Terresa McCoy, Judy LeClaire, Linda Stead, Helen Dumler, Ada Van Whitley, Iudy Strandridge, Christie Smith, Sue Wall. ROW 2: Ianell Herrmann, Marilyn Betche, and to encourage their success. A banquet was given each semester to honor these men. This yearis pledge class was required to study tra- ditions of OSU and write a paper on how to better the University. Sports Day Participation the club presented a fashion show held in the Physical Education Center in which all wom- en's living groups joined. Awards were given at their banquet for living groups and sports- manship. Mary Schulte, Rosemary Novey, Sue Rehm, Cynthia Ann Taylor. Peggy Clanton. l z X FRONT ROW: Dr. Iames Key, Dennis Vernon, Iames Horne, Richard Sinor, Marvin Wahl, Mike Kastl. ROW 2: Butch Whelchel, Bennie Green, Leslie Conner, Dale Cornelius, Marion Schauflier. ROW 3: E. R. Vinson, Larry Stone, David Morris, Duwayne Briley, Coy Davis, Lee Lancaster. Education Fraternity Attended National Conclave Alpha Tau Alpha, a national agricultural education fraternity, pledged honor students in agriculture education. The highlight of the year was attending the national Alpha Tau Alpha Conclave in Kansas City. At the con- vention, the OSU delegation conducted the nomination of officers for the national organi- zation. Activities sponsored were a booth at the Aggie Round-Up and a fund raising pro- ject for needy children in Stillwater. lndustry Speakers Taught American Chemical Soc. The American Chemical Society undergrad- uate affiliate chapter was composed of majors in chemistry, bio-chemistry, and chemical en- gineering. The main purpose of the club was to acquaint its members with some aspect in FRONT ROW: Linda Boyle, David Dewey, Ina Moles, Susan Hinds, Steven Young, l. D. Eubanks, D. Ellen Ellis. ROW 2: Ronald Wolfe, Michael Madden, Dennis File, William Sharp, the field of chemistry. This vvas accomplished at semi-monthly meetings featuring guest speakers from the chemical industry, and the faculty Who presented current trends of the chemistry profession. Moshtaque Ahmed, Larry Rupert. ROW 3: Dennis Watten- barger, Eugene Merewether, Marlece Fulgham, Stephen Nelson, Iohn Cobb, Woodard Springstube. FRONT ROW: Pam Huntley, Chathy Stevens, Vicki Morris, Ian Lale, Carla Maynard. Cheryl Reid, Beth Coe. ROW 2: Io Lynn Autry, Elizabeth Stiechen, Deborah Durbin, Vicky AWS Helped With Campus The AWS judcial Board heard appeals lrom hall I-Boards. Carignan, Cathy Bird, Debbie Tull, Carolyn Byfield. ROW 3: Mary lane O'Connor, Kathy Mackey, Beth Ann Crouch, Barbara Verkins, Mitchelle lack, Margaret Ann Heflin, Cathy Hunter. Chest, Mom's Weekend The Association of Women Students partici- pated in many programs and activities during the year. Perhaps its greatest contribution to the campus Was the sponsorship of Patchin Panel. The women of AWS also assisted the university during the summer with the Fresh- men Orientation Program. In conjunction with their respective dormi- tories, the women of AWS aided OSU with their participation in International-American Friendship Program, Campus Chest, and Momis Weekend. To begin with the spring semester, the As- sociation of Women Students sponsored a leadership dessert which honored all women. leaders on the OSU campus. In an efllort to liberate women's hours on campus, AWS eliminated hours for juniors and seniors main- taining a 2.00 CPA. OSU Flying Aggies Attended Tulsa Air Show This year the Oklahoma State Flying Aggies acquired a nevv, special feature for the use by the club members. It is an aircraft, the Er- coupe 415-C, N3363H. Traveling out of the city on field trips, the members of Flying Aggies visited the Tulsa Air Shovv to see Bob Hoover, and to Bethany, Oklahoma to visit the Aero Commander Air- craft Plant. They also attended the National Intercollegiate Flying Association mid-Winter meet at Durant, and the spring meet at Boze- man, Arizona. The Flying Aggies also made trips to the National Aerobatic Championships in Ft. VVorth, the Orange County Aviation Museum in Los Angeles, the Ardmore Air Show, the Air Force Graveyards in Tucson, Arizona, and the FAA Altitude Chamber. FRONT ROW: Sherry Woods, Harvey Van Rex, Linda Bernard, Ax af af - 5 f f .if tit ' The OSU Flying Aggies were active in aviation Randy Morgan, Keith Iohnston, Greg Hale. ROW 3 lim Mark Ross, Orrin R. Tatchio, Gene Cook, Bruce Woodard, Shelton, Iim Kersey, Rick Stott, Robert Haulenbeek Ir Gary Marilyn Hunsaker, Phil Blackburn. ROW 2: Art Tate, Don Shroff, Ioe Reavis, Iohn Howard, Mike Good, Donna Cook, Breisch, Floyd Vann, Larry Miller, Bob Hinds, Nolon Dorsey Don Kirly, lim Buck. ef FRONT ROW: Don Bechfold, Dan Smith, Eldon Gaede, Paul Kuzenekoff, William Lebo. ROW 2: Michael Metzgar, David T. Korn, Richard Emmrich, David Palmer, Iames Parker, Larry Stephensen. ROW 3: Dennis Hamblin, Robert Berry, Lynn Od- land, Roger Floyd, David Fergason, Danny Adkinson. East Bennett Entered Homecoming Decoration i its ,, . .Y .. ..-...,,...,i . . ,, 4 Y,.sfWvHww East Bennett welcomed co-eds to West for the hrst time. The school year was a very productive peri- od for the men of East Bennett Hall, as they reached high in the academic, social, and in- tramural areas. East Bennett Council was act- ive in many ways to improve conditions in their dormitory and provide activities for its residents. Under the leadershp of Don Bechtold and his cabinet, the East Bennett representatives planned and supervised the entrance of the hall into the Homecoming competition with a house decoration. Another entertaining ac- tivity hoosted hy the council for the second ycar was to show movies to the residents in the dorm. Through the eilorts of the council, the co- educational complex worlced successfully to- gether on many projects and functions. Fire Protection Society Sponsored Rookie Week Oklahoma Stateis Fire Protection Society participated actively on campus this year. To begin the fall semester for their new pledges, the organization sponsored a Rookie Week which familiarized the pledges with the re- sponsibilities of the Society. Annual activities ol the club included a Christmas dance, a pic- nic at Lake Blackwell, and a first-aid booth at OSU football games. The members also di- rected traffic for parking cars at home football and basketball games. For the recreation of its members, the Fire Protection Society entered into intramural sports including basketball and volleyball. The Fire Protection Society also published a news- paper for its alumni, entitled Wyed-Linef' This year the Society worked closely with the City Fire Department. FRONT ROW: Sherman Manchester, Tom Admire, Charles Bleek, George Danz, Patrick O'Shaughnessy, Rupert Terrier, Wayne Walker. ROW 2: Terry Seltzer, Ferrell McLain, Steven Wilson, Dave Carlson, Ed Cheney, Iames Weigle, Iames Gra- Practical experience helped these FPS members gain skill. ham, Paul Scanlon, Orville Thomas, Ir. ROW 3: Thomas Yockel, David Rohr, Robert Loyd, Ioseph Enright, Edward Steiner, George Seagraves, Ed Lebold, Vincent Shoop, joe White. 5 i FRONT ROW: Theresa Murphy, Steven Daniels, Emily Nall. Thomas Gove, Gayle Gilmore, David Shell, Carmen Claunch, Roger lVlcNitt, Carol Harwood, Paul Miller. ROW 2: Iohn Weber, Roherl Spinks, Richard McKinley, Wallace King, Danny Wells, Iohn Gunnells, David Buflington. Lawrence Ruhr, Ihram- Alan Crawford, William Kennedy. Bill Brown, Nick Andrews, im Kazi. Ron Warren. ROW 3: Clete Hansen, Lindley Ruehin, Michael Brandt, Iohn Jensen. Wayne Hill. Nadeem Chagtai. Gregory Puckett. Alpha Phi Omega Promoted Red Cross Blood Drive Alpha Phi Omegzfs queen represented them at Homecoming. The members of Alpha Phi Omega, a na- tional service fraternity, sponsored many ac- tivities this year. Their participation in the annual Campus Safety Week included night- long vigils with the wrecked car. A campus- wide Red Cross Blood Drive, a Vietnam Book Drive, and a campus information booth for new students were among their other service projects. The Theta Sigma chapter also served as ushers for Varsity Revue and drum wrang- lers with the OSU Band. Alpha Phi Omega honored their sweetheart, Gayle Gilmore, with a picnic during the fall. A Sweetheart Recognition Banquet was also held. Theresa Murphy was named the first female honorary chapter member. The pledge project for the year was the sale of mums at Homecoming. FRONT ROW: james Keller, Fred Gibson, Diane Cunningham, Gary Burnell. ROW 21 Carolyn Trotter, Ruth Gales, Donna Winchell, Opal Gibson, Dana Cox. ROW 3: john Stanlicld, Don McConnell, Oakley Hall, jim I-lall, Miko Starr. Business Fraternity Sponsored Outstanding Student A scholastic honorary fraternity for students majoring in business administration, Beta Gamma Sigma sponsored a freshman and sophomore scholastic award of S25 for the out- standing student in each class. The club also sponsored the lettering of the outside of the Administrative Sciences building. To end its year, Beta Gamma Sigma held an initiation banquet for its new members. April 23 was the date of the banquet. Accounting Society Discussed Future ot Field Beta Alpha Psi was an honorary accounting society for accounting majors who had com- pleted at least nine hours of accounting course Work. The year's activities included regularly scheduled meetings Where the organization FRONT ROW: john Fair, Donna Winchell, Susan Staudt, jim Hall. ROW 2: Wayne Goheen, jim Williams, Donald Lawson, Gordon Gilbert, jr., Gerry jones, Tcrcsa Lancaster, Danny Mills, james Walker. ROW 3: Harold Skelton, jimmy Hcllcl, john discussed the future of various job possibilities in the accounting field. Other activities in- cluded the completion of a service project and planned field trips to major accounting firms of Oklahoma. Wiles, john Stanlield, Harold McElral't, Thomas Todd, Lcicle Cbesser, Mike Starr, George Best. ROW 4: Stephen Walls, David Ingraham, Gary Burnell, Don lVlcGonnell, Bill York, l.cc Orland, Oakley Hall, Gary Taliaferro, Dennis Harding. FRONT RCJW: Perry Singh Sarova, Keith Bennett. Mike Ellis. David ivlilliifx, james Henry, juhnnie Boyle. RUVV '52 J VVhi1ley, Robert js-iikihs, David Smith, Charles l.ane, Iuneia Balvir Kumar, james Coombs. RCJVV 2: Kok Nam Lee. Iaines Hansen, Narasiniha Re-ddy, lion Rodman, Nlilse Hoeltyel, jim Ihilip Robinson. llarold Meier, Tracy Ireland. liaul Caldwell, Phillip Terry, Bryan Halter. Pat Miulile, VVilliaun Vvfilxel. Student Engineer AHencled ASME Convenfion To begin the fall semester, American Society of Mechanical Engineers participated in both the Activities Mart and in the Engineering Exposition with a mechanical engineering pro- ject. Another lall event was the election of the Business Women's Club The business women's professional club, Beta Upsilon Sigma, promoted the College of Administrative Science with their aid in Bus- iness Day. Traveling out of town for field trips, the club visited a stock brokerage in Ok- ERONT ROW: Kay Iluni, Donna Vineyard, Pam Starks, Diane Cunningham, Carolyn 'l'rotter. RUVV 2: Linda Ellis, lVlarcia ASME queen. The queen this year was Elaine Zweialqer. To the winter annual convention of ASME held in Los Angeles, California, the members sent Charles Lane as their delegate this year, Visits Brokerage Firm lahoma City and a newspaper in Tulsa. The members also boosted their interest in admin- istrative and professional enterprises through sponsorship of business speakers at their monthly meetings. Tuttle, Marsha Mcfiollurn, Vicki Vaughn. RUVV 'Sz Karen jones, Susan VVagnon, li1llI'lL'i21 Park, Ruth Cales, Susan Bellinghauscn. A. E. Naeter Scholarship Award Given by Engineers Eta Kappa Nu, honorary fraternity for electrical engineers, undertook many profitable and rewarding projects to assist in the educa- tion of members and students in electrical en- gineering. Among these was the establishment of a trust fund with the Development Founda- tion to provide for the semi-annual A. E. Naet- er Scholarship Award. Eta Kappa Nu also sponsored a tutoring program for students enrolled in the various electrical engineering and computer science courses. Another useful service rendered by the fraternity was the provision of locks to electrical engineering students Working in open labs. Celebrating pledge Week, Eta Kappa Nu initiated 22 pledges. FRONT ROW: Gary liauss, Bruce Anderson, john StoOpS. Charles Gunkel, Robert Rutledge, joe Kellcrby, joe Killins, Bill Rauh, Doe Ashhaugh, l.t-t' Aldridge. ROVV 2: lfdxxin Averill, IH. Frank Bettine, Dwight Ryu-hcl, Kent Stmxell, Louis Chu, Steven Guest, john Haley. Les Prwiebe, Raymond llood. RUVV 3: Don Kathy llunter was chosen as lita Kappa Nu queen this fall. lflliott, Michael Salen, llarry llordon, Gary Lynn, Toni llill, Gary Nealis, john Howard, james Cain, Steven Oltmanns, Larry Xawit-ki. ROW -l: john King, Robert Savage, Ur. jack Allison, lfrt-d Hicks, john Melaughlin, Clary VVatson, Van St'hallt-nherg, james Walters. i l FRONT ROW: Robert Miller, Dt-an Irby, Danny Thomas, I.. C. ROW 2: Eddie Lynch, Tex Gregor, Mike Lambert, Cordon Fhlers. Beard. Dennis Hendrix, Benny Mathcvvs. Beta Chi Sigma's Constructed Hut for Girl Scouts Beta Chi Sigma began its year by partici- pating in the Engineering Week exhibit. Dur- ing the year, the club traveled to several com- panies in their own line of construction for Field trips. For service projects, Beta Chi Sig- ma built an outside construction laboratory on Xi Mu Visited Oklahoma Oklahoma State's pre-law fraternity, Xi Mu, offered many programs which aided its mem- bers in making a successful transition from OSU to law school. Traveling out of the city for a field trip, the members of Xi Mu visited FRONT ROW: Donna Thibodaux, Dick lfarris, Marsha Wil- liams, Terry Shipley. lVlcElroy, constructed a sign for the jr. High School, and built the Girl Scout Hut here in Stillwater. Annual events for the club included a pledge smoker, a Christmas party, and a spring party. University Law School the law school at Oklahoma University. At the monthly meetings, the members of Xi Mu presented several speakers, including members of the Oklahoma Bar Association, and city district attorneys. ROVV 2: Clark Williams, Rick Spellman, Richard Jennings, Alan Smith. Sigma Tau Sponsored The Sigma Tau engineering fraternity held slide rule classes throughout the year to tutor freshmen and sophomores. Once again, the club sponsored a career day for those high school students interested in engineering. Some other activities sponsored this year by the group included the selection of the out- standing freshman engineer, establishing routes of communication between faculty members and students through committees, and awarding a scholarship to an outstanding engineering sophomore. Pledge Week activi- ties Were promoted through the operation ol shoe shine stands, making Sigma Tau plaques, and informal and formal initiation. Another pertinent event included participation in En- gineering Weelc. Karen Lansdown reigned over the i969-70 Sigma Tau Club. FRC JNT ROW: Dr. Allison, john Walwfteld, Bill Rauh. Charles Gunlael, Richard Hood, Alan Carlson, Mike Whitley, Mohamed Salih, Brut-e Anderson, Yoshemitsu Kinio. ROW 2: Kok Nam l,t-c, Iames Hansen, Robert Rutledge. jac-lc Watts, Kent Stowell, jim Coleman, Charles Vining, Dwight Ryt-hel, Cary Fauss, Don Martin, Steven Cucst. ROW '52 Don Rodman, Gary Tripp, Iamcs Kennedy, Irs Priebc, Ste-ye Streich, Iohn Stoops, Dwayne High School Career Day Karen Lansdown served as the Sigma Tau queen this vear. Brinkley, Larry Swalt-s, David Smith, Ioe Kellerby, Larry Stin- nett. RCVJ 4: Lawrence Bt-tthe, Don Elliott, Steven Oltmanns. Patil Helberg, Ian Wells, john Howard, Van St-hallenberg, Iames Cain, Ir., Gary Nealls, Mike Hoeltzel. ROW S: Douglas Brinker, Iohn McLaughlin, Phil Morrisett, Anthony Dill, Leonard Mag- nuson, james Walters, lit-wayne Cravcns, Harold Meier, Charles Lane. K . -x - ' . y 51- , - I ' fz , t , ii FRONT ROW: Laura Thownsend, Delitte Turner, Alberta Hus- Amis. ROW 3: Gene Guest, Sherri Durham, Bobbe Hornhack, mann, Marie Chaney, Barham Batchelder, Anne Hoyt. ROW 2: Jessie Smith. Renee Daugherty, Charlotte Aston. Shenista Kiser, Relleen Smith, Debra Powell, Richard Sommer. Cynthia I.ewis, Bonnie Finney. Margaret Counterman, l.cah Hutchins. Nancy Skach, Nancy Alpha Beta Alpha Participated in Dramatic Readings The national library science fraternity, Al- pha Beta Alpha, sponsored monthly programs to all students interested in librarianships. ln addition to educational films, members partici- pated in student-in-service seminars and dra- matic readings. Other activities included the annual Alpha Beta Alpha stocking stutler paperback boolcsalc, Christmas party, spring pledge banquet, and lVlay Day picnic. Alpha Pi Mu Recognized Industrial Engineers Alpha Pi Mu, an industrial engineering fra- ternity, recognized achievement of majors in the top one-fifth of the junior class and the top one-third of the senior class and graduate stu- dents. The organization initiated new mem- FRONT ROVV: Tony Cerxeny, Normand Nlichaud. Arshad M. Khan, Prakash Vaidya, Fred Cuilt. G. T. Stevens, ROW 2: Sengodagou Clancsan, Thomas Nlucllcr, jack Watts. Morgan bers each semester. The selection of these members was based upon scholarship and leadership. Activities for the year included field trips, and various student-faculty panel discussions. Scott. Alan Carlson. ROVV 'Sz Ray Stark. Richard Wlard. Bob Dickson. Vcnliatcs Halagopal. llerhcrt Mitchell. SEA Won Best Response Trophy in SUAB Mart The Student Education Association, tradi- tionally the largest organization on campus with over 400 members, participated in many activities throughout the year. To begin the fall semester, SEA entered the SUAB Activi- ties Mart and brought home the S'Best Re- sponse trophy. The members also assisted the College of Education in High School Visi- tation Day in the fall. Another big fall event was the annual SEA Convention. This year the convention was held in Stillwater and hosted by the Oklahoma State SEA. Throughout the year, Student Education Association entertained and educated its members with programs and panels at their meetings. Guest speakers included professors and students. FRONT ROW: Patricia Happ, Kay Hales, Io Lynn Autry. Nancy Murray, Marcia Tuttle, Allyson Kay Arnold, Judy Gilliana, Leah Hutchins, Nellene Mark, Vicki Iohnson. ROW 2: Paula Cantrell, Sharmelyn Bell, Patricia Bowlin, Iudy Irey, Mary Ellis, Martha Collier, Kathy Buckner, Kathy Straw, Kay Royer, Debbie Stover, Mary Breedlove, Gina Plurnlec, Letha Caydle. ROW 3: Carolyn Williams, Pam Parsons, Barbara Thompson, Phyllis Mock, Linda Sahaeler, Nita Davison, Mike Doughty, Sharon Ridley. Mary Hendrix, Jimmie Ann Duncan, Helen I.ow. Ianice Farr, SEA officers served at a tea for one of their speakers. Conna Yost. Susan VVagnon. john Pennington. RONV 4: lanettc Jennings. Sharron Bruton, Glenda Veal, lane Beese, Patricia Meek, Barbara Fatheree, Ian Eisenbeis, julia Bauer, Ketha Pen- nington, Marilyn Stellman, Karen Iones, Patricia Livingsten, Carolyn Trotter, Diane Carlile, Diane Kreie. ROW 5: Iohn Iohn- ston, Betty Lamans, Relleen Smith, Elelda Bates, l.aDonna Pro- vost, Vicki Domnick, JoAnn Dale, Ranee Kauerauf, Patsy' Oliver. Mary Schulte. Ruth Cales, Patti Coffee, Carol O'Brien, Renee Alt, Barbara Fischer, Linda Campbell, Melvin Beyer. l A FRONT RUVV: john But-kson, Marcus llalings, Mary Kelley, Dianna Maple, john MacAllister. Louis Trernonti, Brian Mac- Arthur, john Bade, joseph Arkin. IZUW Il: William Buckley. Vincent llolxei. Robert Castle, jolm Clarter, john Durkalslai, Warren Wilkie, james Berry, jeffrey Yellen, Rodney jones. ROW 'Sz Keith Keim. Cary Karp, jim Rader, jeri Myhr, judy Miller, Cecelia Stephens. Richard Senators-, Greg lVlt-Clugin, john Park- inson. Ho+el and Res+auran'r Sociely Traveled +o CRU In an effort to raise funds for their organiza- tion, OSI Vs Hotel and Restaurant Society sold homemade lruitcalies on campus this lall. ln Detoloer, the cluh sponsored a field trip to Ural Roherts llniversity where Sogo lfoods con- ducted a tour of the campus and its food facili- ties. A summer food clinic was held in De- cemhcr lor students and training programs were held for students interested in summer johs. Record Blood Drive Sponsored by Pre-Med Group The society for pre-medical students, Alpha Epsilon Delta, set a record with their hlood drives this year. During the fall semester, the memhers of AED visited the new 27 million dollar O.ll. Med School. Then the cluh trav- FRONT RCJVV: Bill jatkson. james Blaine, Pat Nlcliniglu. Daxid Buck, Dan Tullius. ROVV LZ: Mary Ann Vlartin. jot- Storin. Anne Waller, Richard Saerltel. Nflerle Coleman. Denise Owen, RDVV '5: jay Bryngelson. Richard Pitts. john Ilall. Laxxrence Navin, john .l : eled to Denver for the national convention in the spring. Each semester Alpha Epsilon Delta selected approximately twenty members who had maintained a 3.0 grade point average and had completed three semesters. jameson. Donald lflgin. Clary llill. RCJVV -l: john Nierideth. Doug llill. VVilliam Ross. Cfhris lfriesen. Xtichael Vinson, Roh Roswell. Ricliartl jennings, Q' 4 Thomas james. Dale Riinington. Robert Robertson. Ion Uicinan. Parwinder Saroya. Socie+y of Automotive Engineers Took Trip 'ro Tulsa The Society of Automotive Engineers was by having rush smokers for those interested open to any student enrolled in the College of in automotive engineering. One Held trip dur- Engineering or the Technical Institute who ing the year took memhers to see a unit rig in was interested in transportation engineering. Tulsa. The Oklahoma State chapter started the year AIIE Par+ic:ipa+eol in Regional Student Conference The American Institute of Industrial En- Other activities of the club included a spring gineers participated in the Regional AIIE Stu- Held trip to North American Rockwell Industry dent Conference. The active memhers also and artieination in the En ineerin Exoosi- P l g I tried to let others know about OSU,s College tion on campus. Men from various companies of Engineering and engineering in general. and from the OSU campus were speakers. FRONT RUVV: jerry Hogie, Kendall Cranston. Terry Wall, K!1Zl.CillZlLl2llUlJK' Duran. RcJVVgZB2lldCl'l21l'lOll'2lKUL'l1lI111Cl,lD3VlCl Robert Dickson. ROVV 2: Iuceja Kumar, Cesar Duran, Perry Tanner, Rajesh Vachher, Terry Bennett, Kehritsaz Karim, Na- Saroya. Nlorita Bateman, Mir Yakeen Ali, Iaines Kennedy, Hasan rendra Kakar, Aineen Ayooh, Leslie Loho. -11-r'fiZgN I - 'Silt ' FRONT' ROVV: Don Dates, K1-nneth Sullivan, Robert Enis, jot- Wade Mertz, Donald llarnage. RUVV 4: Pete johnrtori, Mit-hat-l Stockton, David Hunt. john McNitt. RUW 2: Roger Creging. Alex l,asaker, Charles llnsell, David Bullington. Robert Carter, llughcs, johnny Fuller, Bill Mclxlicison, Cary Fleming, Cltarles llcnry, Yousil Badra. ROW 5: Thomas Lamirantl, Ray l,oso- joltn Doyle, Dean Henderson. ROW 'Sz Kent Patterson, john rino. lr.. james Tabei jones. rllltomas Cobb, Peter Renx, l.ee Colluin, Roger Miller, Civil Engineers Club Recruited High School S'ruden+s Through the high school visitation program, Chi Epsilon actively recruited prospective en- gineering students. Civing awards both to the outstanding freshman engineering student and the outstanding civil engineering teacher, the club ccouraged excellence and provided service to the university. The organization also con- ducted an origin and destination trailic survey and lurnished exhibits during thc annual lin- gineering Week. Mid-Continent Conference Sponsored by ASCE The American Society of Civil Engineers began its year by participating in Engineering Week with a display. Annual events included a banquet, a queen contest, a tutoring project, and the publication of a newsletter for the l RON'll RUVV: Charles llnsell, Charles llenry. David Hunt, Ray Losornio, jr.. Robert Poppe, Roger Miller. ROW 2: lid Pascltal, Alex Lassker, Us-an llcnderson, Robert Enis, john Doyle, Mohamed Salih, Thomas Lamirand, Mahmud Al-Kalash. ROW '51 David Steele, Kent Patterson, Kenneth Sullivan, john Drake, l.ec Colluni, john jones, Ronald Kroon. Carl Colorth, 1 5 mem bers. This year, ASCE sponsored the Mid- Continent Conference held here in Stillwater. For the enjoyment of the members, the club held an ASCE picnic and attended ASCE branch meetings. RUVV 4: lloshang Kltainbatta, Pete johnson, Reza liadii, Michael Hughes, Thontas Cobb, Cary lireisch, Scott l5rowcr, Mark Thornpson. ROW 5: Peter lic-nz, lion Hates, joe Stockton, johnny Fuller, joseph l3't-bring, Billy Vv'ilson, Yousil' Badra, john iVlt'Nitt. L. - l FRONT ROW: joel Downing, Dorothy Webb, Melinda Thrash- er, Ianet Doling, Ron King, Terry Cox, Calvin Bennett, Patricia Cox, Linda Fullbright. ROW 2: Fddie Cole, Richard Rankin, Linda Boyette, Fmily Cox, john Pappan, Bill Franklin. Eddie White, Mavis llam, Shirley Burns, Becky Fox, Vicki Barnes, Donna McAfee. ROW 3: Wesley Frye, Bill Sivadon, Dana Wat- son, Mel Goard. Ron Christensen, Cary Watson. Don King, Stephen Watts, Cary Tucker, Linda jewell, Rita Tipton. Chi Alpha Members Hosted Homecoming Banquet Fund raising for the down-payment on the Chi Alpha house, work at the Childrens' Day Care Center, and a Homecoming alumni ban- quet were some ol the Chi Alpha activities this year. With the help of the Assembly of Cod churches, they attended statewide retreats and participated in evangelistic tours. A series ol Bible study projects, and a special Chi Al- pha choir fostered active Chi Alpha member- ship. Mechanical Technicians Visit Oil Research Company The Society of Mechanical Technicians participated in the Engineering Week Exposi- tion to begin the fall semester. The club trav- eled to Oklahoma City to Fred Iones Ford Manufacturing Company, and to Bartlesville FRONT ROW: Robert Robertson Lonnie Sumner Peter B . I . . Iepson, jack Ledbetter, Ray Hensley, Cary Ayers, David Neely, Thomas Iames. ROW 2: Kendrick Morgan, Larry Overton, Leo- to Phillips Petroleum Research and Develop- ment for their fall field trips. For the enlight- enment of its members, the club presented technician service and related Elm series at its bi-monthly meetings. narcl Springer, Dan Davis, Bill Iobnson. lstnail Merchant, Craig Blackburn. ROW 3: Ion Dieman, Kirby Kreie, Kenneth Orr, Iohn Ayers, Dale Remington, Keith Scheidt. 2 ..... l FRONT ROW: jerry Patton, Gaylen Medders, Leslie Sprecher, Steven Dodds. ROW 23 Gene Collier, Ifarl Schnell. jay ifimplc. Brumlield, Norman Mahurin, Dennis fiamhlfn, Mike Rogers, Robert Brooks, jr.. jack Godfrey. james Reed, Francis Ifiegel, I.ouis Schmitt, Paul Williams, Timothy Redhird, Terry Taylor, Rohm-rt Fleming. jr.. Vlark Rohr-rits. jack l.ollis. Randy Collier. Carl Tliotnpsoli. ROVV' '31 R. D. AIID Sponsored National Design and Drafting Event Western Electric Company in Oklahoma City was the destination of the American in- stitute for Design and Drafting for one of the two field trips they took this year. The cluh met twice a month at which time they spon- sored guest speakers. In addition to counseling high school technical students in drafting, the cluh sponsored national design and drafting contests. For the recreation of its memhers, the cluh participated in intramural sports. Pi Tau Sigma Award for Outstanding Sophomore Pi Tau Sigma was a national honorary fra- ternity for junior and senior mechanical en- gineering students. A few of the major activi- ties in which the fraternity participated this year included attendance of the whole chapter FRONT ROW: Mike lloeltxel, Richard Hood, Robert jenkins, Iiarold Meier, Charles Lane. ROW 2: Kok Nam Lee, David Bramlett. Mike Whitley, Steve Streich, Terry Traylor, Philip Rohinson. Don Rodman, james Hansen. ROW '31 james Coombs. at their national convention in the fall and the spring, and the presentation of an award at their annual banquet to the most outstand- ing sophomore in the mechanical engineering field. Dwight Ryvhel. Mike Bowles, Roger Browning, Duane Ciing, james Henry, Leroy Haelner. ROW -l: David Smith, Robert Ault, jim llouerton, George Lynch. Anthony Dill, Douglas Crumley. . , FRONT ROVV: lim Batson. Max Broun, Gerald Hartson, limmy Iflellcl, larry NVallaee. Bruce Borum, Dennis Simmons, Phil Blair, liill York. ROVV 2: ,lanies Keller. David Puckett, lohnnie Marshall, Brent jones. VVillia1n Brady. Rick Spellman, Larry Vxlarren, Nlilte Valant. Clary Staiger, john Billingham. RUW7 bl: Iohn Sesoclc, Mile Moore, Fred Ramsey, joe Davis, Iohn Lund- quist, lim Dillon, Darrel Fales. Steven Schnitzer, Bill Lebo. RCUW 4: Donald Tanner. lames Harrison, larry Langer, lr., lsrtit-Q Boyd, lohn Brewer, lim David, Ralph Sherrard, Godfrey l,oper, Delta Sigma Pi Queen in Homecoming Parade As a prolessional business fraternity, Gam- ma Epsilon chapter ol Delta Sigma Pi sched- uled many interesting programs for the educa- tion ol its members. The OSU chapter active- ly participated in the Homecoming parade this year with their queen, the Rose of Delta Sigma Pi. Dther annual activities ol the chap- ter included the sale of mums on Parent's Day, a pledge-member hall game, a civic project, and a field trip. Tau lo+a Epsilon Recruited at Junior Colleges Tau Iota Epsilon, a scholastic honorary and social society of the Technical Institute, began its year by holding its annual pledge banquet. Another lall event for the club was its partici- pation in the Engineering Week display. TIE FRONT RCJW: George Danx, john Harvey, lon Dieman, RUVV 2: Tex Gregor, ,lelfrey Mattern, lltikliar Ahmad Fidai, Masroor also sponsored a pledge week each semester for its new rnernbcrs. As a recruiting device, TIE visited lunior colleges and sponsored inter- views with high school students. All Kahn. ROW fi: Francis Fiegel, Peter jepson, Robert Flem- ing, jr., lack Ledbetter. FRONT ROW: Susan Olsgard, Suzanne Thompson, Linda lar- rett, Sharon Reed, Pat Grifiin. ROW 2: Barbara Moore, Karen Ridley, Barbara Yocham, Patria Smith, Mary Ioyner. Rose Yun ker. ROW 3: Rosalind Barb:-r. Connie Tate. Ann Wlnsett. Katy Dyer, Fran Young. ln'rerna+ional Music Fra+erni+y Carols for Res+ Homes Sigma Alpha Iota, an international fraterni- ty for women in the field of music, participated in many activities this year. As service pro- jects for the year, the fraternity presented pro- grams for rest homes. One of these programs included a caroling party for rest homes during AIChE Placed Firsi' in To begin the first semester, the members of the American Institute of Chemical Engi- neers participated in Engineering Week and Won first place for their exhibit. For the in- terest and education of its members, AIChE FRONT ROW: lim Smith, Iohn Wakelield, Leonard Magnuson, Farlin Heltzel, Ibrahim Kazi, Larry Stinnett, Moshtaque Ahmed, Larry Blake. ROW 2: Bijan Morshedizadeh, Omer Schneider, Kam Ton Wan, Iaswant Gill, Terry Waldron, Bobby Maynard, Christmas. Combining with Phi Mu Alpha, the members of Sigma Alpha Iota sold con- cessions at the Thanksgiving Coral Festival. Sigma Alpha Iota contributed to SAI Founda- tion and International Music Fund. Engineering Week Exhibit sponsored speakers and many other programs at the monthly meetings. The members of AIChE also participated in intramural sports. In addition, the club sponsored several annual events, including a spring and a fall picnic. Douglas Brinker, Wali Mohamed. ROW 3: Steve Fenderson, Phillip Stewart, Andrew Speir, Randall Thompson, Stephen Davis, Marion Deaton, Larry Schulein, jan Wells. FRONT ROW: Fred Watson, Gordon Gilbert, Ir., Charles 2: Harry Pierson, Ioseph Smith, Ir., Bill Heydenburk, George Baker, Ed Hezelton, Mac Parsons, Mike Wass, Iud Hurd. ROW Best. Ivan Wilcox, Larry Krieg, Larry Staley. Alpha Kappa Psi Furnished Funds for Honor Banquet Alpha Kappa Psi, a professional business fraternity, participated in many important events throughout the year. The annual Homecoming mum sale furnished funds which enabled the club to finance the College ol' Bus- iness Dean's Honor Roll banquet, held trips, and other activities during the year. For the enlightenment and entertainment of its mem- bers, Alpha Kappa Psi featured several guest speakers, including corporate and bank execu- tives. Theta Sigma Phi Co-Sponsored Varsity Revue A national honorary for women students in journalism, Theta Sigma Phi sponsored a va- riety of activities on campus this year. Theta Sigma Phi hosted the high school Iournalism Day, acted as hostesses in the Varsity Club room, and sponsored a scholarship. The big event of the year for Theta Sigma Phi was the co-sponsorship of Varsity Revue with Sigma Delta Chi. The proceeds from VR paid for the annual Matrix Table banquet. Marilynn Benbrook, Mary Pierce, Pat Lewis, Mary Cole, Ann Phinney, Marian Maharas, janet Crawford. if 2ii7'-4-.L : F 0 s i l FRONT ROW: Beth Collin, Anita Lawyer, Pauline Winter, Doris Copley. Indy Hampton. Rf JW 2: Ruth Ann Miller, Kristen Clutter, Beverly Slorts, Ginny lfry. lfrances Breland, Wanda Bachman, leanne Lingelhach. ROW 3: Mike Canamare, Betty Vonflunten. Nit-k Nicholson, Donald Copley. Paul Brazil, Cathy Curtis. Barracudas Performed for Indian School Children Barracudas strived for skill and grace in the water. After several months of hard work and preparation, OSU's Barracuda Aquatic Club displayed their versatility in a water exhibition in the spring. ln addition to their annual Omicron Nu Stressed Omicron Nu, an honor society for Home EC juniors, seniors, and grad students who have earned high scholastic records, emphasized the promotion of scholarship, leadership, and re- search. The purpose of the club was to create FRONT ROW: Leevera Pepin, Shirley Ross, judy Irey, Helen Duniler, Liz West. ROW 2: Dana Downing, Sharon Burkett, ludy Herron, Kathy White, JoAnn Dale, Mary Parrott, Toni water show at OSU, the Barracudas traveled to Tulsa where they performed for an Indian School. After the show, members instructed the children on the techniques of swimming. Scholarship for Home Ec a better understanding of the role of a home economist in the world today. Annual social events included a Christmas party with Phi Upsilon Omicron, a spring banquet honoring new members, and a picnic. Adams. ROW '52 Tricia Martin, Sarita Schneeberger, loyce Chaplin, Susan Hottman, Linda Golliver, Gladys York, ludy Grillin. 4 FRONT ROW: Carla Maynard, Shirley Welch, Sue Gunkel, Judy Jameson, Ann Chaney, Kay Smith, Joan Friton, Patricia Harp, Connie Burk, ROW 2: Debra Howard, Micki Sims, Linda Defenbaugh, Frances Breland, Rose Marie Shaw, Dana Down- ing, Melinda Thrasher, Vicki Baker, Sue Jacobson, Jacklyn Ketchum. ROW 2: Shirley Kelly, Billie Bennett, Susan Vegher, lssy Houston, Nancy Deaver, Susan Savage, Vivian Grubbs, Sandy Rogers, Mary Ann Spitznas, Martha Collier. ROW 4: Robin Biddick, Liz West, Mary Kingsley, Priscilla Warner, Mi- chele Garrett, Kay Gerhardt, Jennifer Spears, Judy Irey, Sharon Burpo, Home Ec: Group Coordinated Home Ec Department The Home Economics chapter, led this year by Bettie Donkin, was open to any student with a major in the College of Home Econom- ics. The chapter was made up of students rep- resenting the departments of family relations and child development, foods, nutrition and institutional administration, clothing, textiles and merchandising, home management, hous- ing and interior design and home economics FRONT ROW: Linda Waugh, Sheila Clark, Debby Smith, Dixie Shaw, Susan Ulmer, Stephanie Jones, Betty Bochm, Exie Lee Grice, Jane Kenny. ROW 2: Darma Veit, Linda Bredlove, Kathy Morrow, Terri Nealon, Linda Crawford, Paula Tucker, JoAnna Morris, Toni Adams, Mary Parrott, Karen Hill, Sue Schmidt, education. Through the organization, depart- mental coordination was achieved. The purpose of the chapter was to promote a better understanding of the value of home economics, to provide opportunities in leader- ship responsibilities, to relate OSU's chapteris functions with that of other chapters, and to promote friendship within the student body. Elizabeth Riddle. ROW 3: Charlotte Ott, Linda Boyette, Char- lette Gallagher, Janet Crawford, Bonnie Aldrich, Phyllis Mock, JoAnn Dale, Linda Simms, Anita Rice, Joyce Stafford, Judy Griffin, Vicki Kraft, Janice Duncan. ROW 4: Denise Lash, Sara Wint, Connie Smith, Linda Hardison, Gwen Washburn. FRONT ROW: Linda Golliver, Anita Rice, Sherry Ethridge, Mary Drummond, lo Ann Dale, Vivian Grubbs, Ioyce Waugh, Mary Parrott. ROW 2: Sharon Burkett, Elizabeth Riddle, Karen Hill, Beth Coe, lean Friton, Charlotte Gallagher, Liz West, Toni Adams, Ann Chaney, Indy lrey. ROW 3: Gayle Bieket, Ella Wlenman, Phyllis Mock, IoAnna Morris, janet Crawford, Kay Smith, Kay Cagle, Kathy White, Linda Simms, Charlotte Ott. Phi Upsilon Omicron Candle Presented to Senior The national home economics fraternity, Phi Upsilon Omicron, contributed to four na- tional scholarship projects including under- graduate, graduate, doctoral, and AHEA na- tional scholars. The members of the local chapter presented to their outstanding senior the Phi Upsilon Omicron Candle. As a service project, they sent Christmas gifts to the Enid school for the mentally retarded. The Found- ers' Day banquet honored seniors who were outstanding. DECA Awarded College of Business Day Trophy Activities for the Collegiate Distributive Ed- ucation Club of America were begun with a picnic this fall. Among the speakers sponsored by the club was the vice president of King's Food Host, Dr. Donald Clifton of the Univer- FRONT ROW: Carole Weber, Frank Nelson, Kay Good. ROW 2: Brenda Champion, Ruth Cales, john Hale, Shirley Smith, Harriet Clark. ROW 3: Farris Chitwood, Bill Naifeh, Mack sity of Nebraska. DECA also hosted a special day for high school students and participated in the Homecoming parade. The club was awarded the Organizational Mart trophy from the Business college. Norman, Ed Black, Michael Hanley, George Hamilton, John MacKenzie. FRONT ROW: Doris Lewis, Iohn Prince, Cheryl St. Clair, Ginger Cafky, Ieri Hopkins, Charlie Swinton, Nathan Young, Kay Young. ROW 2: Letha Caudle Margaret Carlile, Richard Hawk- ins, Linda Boyctte, Liz West, Mark Hohenberger, Bary Stailord. Young Democrats Aided The OSU Young Democrats worked this year on many activities with the Democratic Party of Payne County. During the year, Young Democrats co-hosted a reception for Senator Fred Harris of Oklahoma, and also ROW 3: Larry Stanbery, Iames Parker, Johnny Kalhoefer, Tom Hardesty, Conna Yost, Debby Gulley, Christine Kedvm, Sandra Walker. ROW 4: John Iohnston, Roger Iohnson, lames Cain, Alan Smith, Darrel Fates, Lee Lilly, Larry Staley. Payne County Party sponsored a reception for Rex Privett, speaker of the House. To aid the Democratic Party of Payne County, the members of Young Demo- crats sponsored a fund raising dinner. The club also began work on the l97O election. Pakistan Students Association Promoted Friendship Pakistan Students, Association innovated Oklahoma State students to their country through a series of campus events. The big annual event of the year for the group was the sponsorship of a spring banquet for the mem- FRONT ROW: Fazal A. Fazlin, Wali Mohamed, S. Iqbal Ali, Mohsinali Q. H. Contractor, Syed Anwar Karim. ROW 2: Khur- shed Anwar, Mohammad Tariq Ansari, Maqbool Ahmad Shaikh, Haider Nomanbhai, Mir Yakeen Ali, Moshtaque Ahmed, Mo- hammed Balagamwala, Mohammad Zubair. ROW' 3: Nasim bers. The Pakistan students promoted infor- mation about their country also through the sponsorship of Pakistani movies. The otlice of president for the Pakistan Student Association has been filled by lgbal Ali. Bari, Mohammad Mustafa, Syed Ahmed, Mohammed Raza, Farooq Ahmed, Ishail Merchant, Shamim Ahmad, Md Abdus Siobhan. ROW' 4: Humayun-Akhtar, Ameen Ayoob, Hoshang P. Khambatta, Abdullah Gul, Iqbal Gul, Sadiq Unwala, L. M. Mutiur Rahman. its FRONT ROW: Manouchehr Elison. Mahdavi Khosro. NI. K. Shoushtarian, Hosein Begdeli, Bijan Nlorshedizadeh. ROVV 12: fVlohamoucl Hasheniian. Ali Hemrnat. Freidoun Ashtari. Reza Ci. Badii. Ali Mehryari, Arlbolrahim Hooshmand, Raliirn Kebritsax. Iranian Sfudenfs Entered lnframural Sports Events The Iranian Student Association partici- pated actively on the campus this year. For the recreation of its members, the club took part in such intramural sports as basketball. ping-pong, and volleyball. The club also par- ticipated in both International Peace Week and International Exhibition. To create a bet- ter understanding between Iranian and Ameri- can students, the club published Iranian mag- azines and newspapers. African Sfuclenfs Association Sponsored Forums The African Students, Association was rep- resented by five nations. The African students sponsored forums during the year on economic and political conditions in Africa. The organi- zation also sponsored films and speakers to FRONT ROVV: B. I. Nluruli. I.. A. Vluruli, lfdniuntl Olos 11- Amaning, lldoka johnson l'doka. A, Nl. Phillips, Ii. ll. liaalma. ROVV 2: Petrus Aklilu, lfmmanuel 'l'esegaye. Solomon liekure, . ' 9 'N Q' speak on campus about their countries. The purpose of the African Students Association was to create good relations and a better und- erstanding between the African students and American students. Timothy lirmobari. Teslaye Aklilu. Mr-heir-nie Selassie VVoltle- Tsadick. Zerernariam VVoldess-lassie, Ut-urge lime, jr, FRONT ROW: Enrico Chen, Ching Hou, San-San Tsay, Dr. Ernest Hodnett, Chin Ching Ng, Wei Laing-tsai. Chang Hsu, Chai-Yu, Chow, Winnie Chu, Ling-Ling Tai. ROW 2: Wai Fun Fong, Kit-Chun Lo, Muchelle Chang, Toni Tung-Ming Pi, Wai-Chee Fong, Shirley Kang, Ieffrey Cheung, Ioseph Tien-Hai Tai, Lian-Tong Chou. ROW 3: Harry Shao, Allan Loo, Tran- Sue-Soan, Chan Charles Chi-Chiu, Wong Wai-Leung, Alex Iau, Simon Kwok-Fan Mui, Winston Chang-'Yaun Yu. ROW 4: Kok Nam Lee, Shlien-Cheng Hwang, Houng-Zu Kou, Chang-Li Lu, Peter Chang-Ming So, Francis See, Thomas Hung, Kwee-Chong Pan. Chinese Students Taught Eastern Culture Since its founding on the Oklahoma State campus thirteen years ago, the Chinese Stu- dents Association has strived to create a better understanding of their Eastern culture by other Oklahoma State students and to promote a fellowship among all Chinese students. Membership in the association was open to all people on campus who were originally from China. The office of president was held by Chu Ching NG. Rho Nu Tau Stressed Radiation: Nuclear Technology In its fourth year at Oklahoma State, Rho Nu Tau stressed and promoted a better under- standing between the radiation technician stu- dent and potential employers. Traveling out of the city on field trips, Rho Nu Tau familiar- FRONT ROW: Kenneth Eger, Melissa Paden, Richard Quaid, I udy Ward, Edward Capps, David Waite. ROW 2: Pete Reasor, ized its members with firms that utilize forms of radiation in their production. The trips also acquainted these firms with the radiation and nuclear technology program at OSU. Roger Shingleton, Dennis Flowers, George Clifton, Darrel McGehee. FRONT ROW: Patricia Harp, Sharon Fleming, Ioe Davis, Linda Moak, Paula Cantrell, Janet Derrick, Pat Griffin, Larry Hughes, Dianna Cole, Ieannie Iones. ROW 2: Dianna Perkins, Karen Cantrell, Sandra Clement, Connie Burk, Linda Nelson, Ianelle Herrmann, Ianonne Herrmann, Vickie Dotson, Laura Townsend. ROW 3: Cindy Hermon, Carol Gregory, Diane Grimley, Glenda Veal, Mala Gates, Susan Holland, Kay Gerhardt, Sue Davis, Cynthia Horse Chief, Glen Clayton. ROW 4: Arthur Ochsner, Raymond Wheatley, Bob Schrick, Bob Matthiesen, Peggy Holmes, Ierry Pritner, Floyd Maguire, Joe Sherrer, Iohn Blake, Bill Brown. Social and Religious Fellowship Provided by BSU The Baptist Student Union provided relig- ious fellowship as well as social and sports ac- tivities. Fall and spring retreats heightened the weekly discussion groups and guidance in religious training. BSU sponsored seasonal parties for its members. During Homecoming festivities, Baptist students sponsored a carni- val of games at the BSU. Baptist students also participated in intramural sports. Semper Fidelis Society Discussed Changing Marine Semper Fidelis is a Marine Corps society open to any student who is regularly enrolled in a program of Marine training, leading to a commission as an oliicer in the United States Marine Corps. The societyis activities included FRONT ROW: Sam Shipman, David Tanner, Marydith Asch, Ion F. Patterson. ROW 2: Keith L. Heap, David Burns, Brett hearing several interesting speakers who dis- cussed the new and changing role of the Ma- rine Corps oflicer. In addition, the group chal- lenged ROTC cadets to athletics. The society queen was Ioanie Walker. A. Ioncs, Larry Shrcse, Terry Van Bish, Iohn Van Curen. Architects Presented Film 70 Series on Campus The Student Chapter of the American ln- stitute of Architects was active in many phases of campus life this year. Seeking to make the students and faculty more aware of the times in which we live, the group presented several programs which made use of the various media of communication available today. Included in these programs was a uEilm 70M series and a l970 Environmental Exhibition. The OSU chapter also sponsored Environ- mental Awareness Presentations and several campus environmental service projects. Wid- ening its scope, the architects constructed a brick play module for South Stillwater, and also introduced a special architectural publi- cation entitled '6Continuum , printed on cam- pus. FRONT ROW: lack Corgan, Carol Corgan, Tom Dean, li. Cuthbert Salmeon, Philip Mein. ROW 2: Allen Sykes, Stephen Hawk, Herbert Fritz, Walt Albrecht, George Whipkey, Sherwood Roper, Beth Hottenstein, Gary Eakin, Gary Wood, Doyle Ridenour, Ross Derehik, Michael Darnore. ROW 3: Beverly Romero, Christopher Rudiger, Winnie Chu, Ioseph Stropmicky, Gail Levings, Dc-wayne Nall, Henry Sloakey, Richard Corvin, Matthew Chew, Janie Jarvis, Douglas Brezinski, Larry johnson, lim Stanton, Vernon Rosamond. ROW 4: l.co Gannon, Rick Give a Damn' was the AIA motto. Some did. some didn't. Bova, Iohn Houston. Stephen Burrus. Donald Allen, Bill Yen, Mitch Laplante, N. R. Schneider, Steve Goss. Iay Kruska, George Overby, Prapon Lohsisupachai, Heung B. Nam. ROW 5: Dan McCann, Tom Shupe, Bryce Weigand, lim Hoover, Ted Bailey, Tom Dark, Bardford Toder, Thomas Walsh, Steve Vogler, Glen Summers, Glen Dickerson, Bill Keene, Ioe Roark. ROW 6: Mitch Ray, Ioseph Kemp, Iames Mehltretter, Ambrose Gucinotta, Bob Foster, Ierry Garner, Dickson Gunn, Ioseph Gonzalez, Dennis Rudd, Carl Walls, Samford Talley, Vern Guess, Andy Kowal. FRONT ROW: Linda Stead, Dennis Schoollield. Susan Hobbs. jim Shields, Nancy Netherton, Larry Rose, Judy Standridge, Dan Sherry. Billie jones. Dr. John Bayless. ROVV 2: Marilyn Croslin. Pam Allison, Karen l.inville, Phyllis Wells. Ceorgena Vleycr. Diane Ellis, Ella Rae Hageman, Cindy Bullington, Betty Bayless. lfranuene Silk. ROW 3: Marcia Miller, Wanda Bat-hman, Cerry Pinkston. Rosemary Novey. Linda Boyce, larry Willxey, Cynthia Taylor. Cayle Thompson, Susan Strennne. ROW -1: Bobby Drebenstedt. Paul Pratt. Allen Hardesty, Iini llincs, Claiborn Ellis, Charles Romano. ROW 5' Tom Hall. George Stewart, Ben Ruiz, Mike Doughty. Bill Montague, Ronald Myers, Dave Carnahan. Cary Coodsc-ll. PEMM Club Attended OAHPER Convention in Tulsa Wrestling Coach Tom Chesbro gave a dem- onstration for the Physical Education Majors and Minors Club at their first meeting of the year. Phyllis Wells was named the recipient of the PElVIlVl scholarship and the Valerie Colvin scholarship went to Ruth Ann Smith. In March the club held an awards banquet to recognize its outstanding members. The club held a rummage sale to supply funds for a trip to Tulsa for the OAHPER convention. ACE Promotes Elementary Education Speakers The Association for Childhood Education sponsored interesting speakers concerning pre- school and elementary age children. ACE, a branch of the Association for Childhood Edu- cation International, was primarily designed FRONT RONV: Carol Ria-he-rt, Marilyn Proctor, Iane Dawes, Becky Brown. ROW 2: Ann Cummings. Kay Morley, Suzanne Shepherd. IC'lll1lllK'f johnson. ROW 3: jane Beese, Diane Kreie. for elementary education. Otlicers who pre- sided over the monthly meetings included Vicki Domniclc, presidentg Kay Bales, vice- presidentg and Karla Roblyer, secretary. Dr. ldella Lohmann was the club sponsor. Sally Wilson, Nancy lfewell, Debby llerniann. Sissy Sorenson Terry Nostrand. Q U H!! :N I-3 Delta Sigma Delta Worked with I O A Boy's Ranch Delta Sigma Alpha, Collegiate 4-H, held a fall hamburger fry to begin their activities for the year. In addition, the new members spon- sored a Slave Auction to raise funds for the club. Members actively participated in several events including the annual Christmas party and banquet held in December. Other pro- jects Whieh benefited the community and the surrounding county included working with the I O A Boy,s Ranch and the construction of an outdoor chapel. Collegiate 4-H also held a get-acquainted party at the 4-H Round-up for all high school seniors who exhibited an in- terest in this field. Leading the group this year in all of its activities was Larry Brooks, who served as president. FRONT ROW: Susan Shepherd, ludith Bixler, Sandy Clement, Thomas Steichen, Larry Brooks, I. D. Vaught, George Rhea, Sue Gunkel, Shirley Welch, Pam Krittenbrink. ROW 2: Rose Marie Shaw, Shirley Kelly, Teresa McCoy, Melinda Thrasher, Iacklyn Ketchum, Kathy Morrow, Debra Howard, Mary Parrott, Leah Waters, Paula Tucker, Helene Halacka, Gail Bellmon. ROW 3: Linda Fullbright, Martha Howard, Debby Smith, Helen Dumler, Connie Smith, Denise Lash, Louise Cornelius, Phyllis Delta Sigma Alpha members won many titles with their well- bred and trained livestock. Mock, Ieanne Bowers, Iames Hansen, Linda Kitchum, Betty Boehm. ROW 4: Barbara Pfenning, Sheila Clark, Charles Nichols, Billy Waters, Roger Kirby, Vicki Killion, Suzanne Logsdon, Iulia Roush, Dixie Shaw. ROW 5: Alan LeGrand, Eldridge Gordon, Iohnny Snyder, Doug Merfelci, Danny Lowrence, Gayle Bicket, Dorothy Webb, Iohn Harp, Ioe Kunze, Carmen Mills, Phil Morgan. 32 FRONT ROW: Paul Klinger, Russell Postier, Chuck Iabara, Reggie Easterling, Dr. Thomas Monin. ROW 2: Sharman Thompson, Mark Hohenberger, Dale Reinschmiedt, johnny Pre-Vet Club Sponsored To begin the fall semester, the Pre-Vet Club participated in Homecoming and elected a Pre- Vet Club Queen. This year's queen was Kathy Hutchens. The club also sponsored a tour of the vet school for all interested students. To fl Whittaker, Charles Hudgins, Carol Stuckcrt. ROW 3: Ronald Tregellas, Don Page, Robbye Iones, Michael Ezell, Robert Purvis, lim Matthews, Mike Harris. Tour of Vet School help its members study for tests, the club pre- pared a special test file for pre-vet majors. At its monthly meetings, the club sponsored vari- ous speakers and films on vet medicine. SIAA Sponsored Toy Project for Needy Children Student Industrial Arts Association partici- pated in many Worthwhile activities this year. Included in these activities were held trips, pro- fessional development meetings, fund raising activities, and a Christmas toy project for FRONT ROW: Paul Mullen, Kelly Shaffer, Darrell Turner, jerry Smasal, Art Kincannon, Don Combrink. ROVV 2: Dennis Hyder, Eddie Lynch, Richard Emmrich, Ierry Holt, Tyler needy children. The clubls social events in- cluded an SIAA banquet, a picnic, trap and archery shoots, and a game night. Members of SIAA assisted in a departmental improve- ment program. Stephens, Richard Spool, Tom Withers, VValter Winter. ROW 3: Roy Leaghty, Richard ByBee, Richard Criesel, Bob Gruntmeir, Iosee Delos Dunn, Larry Salsman, Lochlin Coolsby, Earl Harris. Republicans Have I970 Campaign Strategy Program The Young Republicans worked hard this year to get OSU students interested in and aware of Republican Party activities on a local, state and national level. Co-sponsoring the Veterans, Day parade, the Collegiate Republi- cans furthered patriotism by also selling American flags in the Stillwater area. The group also attended the fall and spring State Republican conventions and sponsored such interesting and informative speakers as Sen- ator Henry Bellmon and Governor Dewey Bartlett. Using the experience of veteran party mem- bers, the club trained new students in areas relating to campaign strategy and precinct work for the 1970 elections. This training program was accomplished through the use of educational films. FRONT ROW: Pam Moberly, Susan Krueger, Van Vandiver, Peggy Keely, Mark Tapscott, Scott Petty, Richard Farris, Phyllis Phelps, Betty Barrett, Ieanne Yadon. ROW 2: Ieannie Blackwell, Robin Biddiek, Sue larrett, Gary Martin, Barry Bolding, jerry Farris, Iim Stalsy, Mary Krueger, Melanie Harrison, Marlene l.urnley, Denise Roberts, Ian Pryor, Frances Breland. ROW 3: Kari Pitman, Sally Wilson, Cathy Edmonds, Cathy Blrd, Marsha Young Republicans actively supported state leaders. Williams, Herschel Beard, Danny Brown, Rick Spellman, Royce Caldron, Mike Bergin, Rick Willhour, Dan Dennehy, Ierry Hudson, Iim Vogel. ROW 4: Bill Zellers, Greg Welsh, Iohn Ezell, Richard Baikie, Bobby Speer, Whit Ellis, Lawrence Navin, Gordon Beard, Larry Hazelwood, Terry Arnall, Rex Thomas, Tom Daxon. i , 2 2 5 5 1 t i 1 f Q . if 5 'i i 2 E i L A FRONT ROW: Ashley Alexander, Paul Mooney, Carolyn Bouldin, Chet Wiley, lim Murphy, Frnily Warner, Barbara Schaefer, Brenda Krittenhrink, Linda Skinner, Ianiee Vorse, joAnn Perdue. ROW 2: Nancy Harwood, Sandra Clement, Margo VleAlee, Cathy McCart. Anne Barker, Theresa Mclflyea, Iane Criswold, Cindy Scot, Renee Kaueraul, Cladean Rose. Virginia Sewell, Sadie Maxwell, Cathy Case. ROW 3: Pain Krittenbrink, Michal O'Haver, Marla Rennett, Robin Biddick, Larry Swales, I. T. Hart. Larrell Birdsong. Howard Birdsong, Clifford Rirdsong, Larry Rowe, lim Tickel, Howard Sanders, Roh Svet, Ierry Farris. Student Entertainers Active in Oklahoma Shows Oklahoma State Student Entertainers Asso- ciation appeared with the Bob Hope Show in Oklahoma City, Tulsa, and Stillvvater. They also appeared at conventions, traveling as far as Indianapolis, and they presented shows at Forestry Club Entered The Outstanding Agriculture Club award was presented to the Forestry Club this year. Among its annual events were the Log Iam and the queen contest. The members attended a fall conclave in Missouri and a spring con- FRONT ROW: Bucky lfranklin. j. L. Albert. jon Patterson. Max Kitt-k, Lester Rose. Roy Burke, T. ll. Sliker, Tom Crueder. Torn Davis, Marian Sheets. ROVV 2: jimmy Tucker, Randy Ccurnley, jerry Abbott, Thomas Reard, Don Herron, C. tl. llilnine, Mike Cagle, Toni Chambers, Robert Braselton, I. U. llarris, Danny Castillo. ROW '5: Micliael llahletn, foe Kother, Ronald Barber. Danny Wc'lls, David lla-ks, Michael Schrick. 5 Oklahoma Military bases. Individual awards presented to Student Entertainers included Miss OSU, Miss Congeniality in the 1969 Miss Oklahoma Pageant, and the First three win- ning places in the Freshman Talent Show. Homecoming with Float clave in Alabama. Other activities included a Homecoming float, a Christmas party, and a spring banquet. To end its year, the club celebrated the annual Timber Carnival held on campus. james Robinson. Mark Smith. ,lim Moore, William Krug, jerry Allen, Iim Harris. ROVV -iz Larry Kindt, Vlfarren Rickahaugh, jell' London, Wayne Reycr, Larry Muller, Terry Baker, Bruce Padghani, Rob Hinds, Rick Tevehaugh, Mark Asherast. Terry llunkapillar, Iarnes Rurnclt, james Cheek, Mike Cook, Roh jones, Bill Ruth, f 2, . QS' . an mms: , . ff Z ,Q i- A i ..f,. r . l - ffatm1: STUDENTS is if X' s Q a gf. Ygsff 7, .Ii -f 3 Q,- ',...,. ya- 3 X L , , . f fi 2 v ff, yy Q L K Y X! s 1-A 225 X, ,Q L 1 ,A Q., x Y wif . ik A31 -A ' ' Ae ., 7' 'R , gf ',bj'iMQ2 W 1 .1 ,a 51 ., ' K , Aff-ff'-f Aw . ,3 T Q L f wg m X X . .- f fa x..'?'x . ist , . fi- 2 vii! W JI -IQGAT H SL 9 .rm ,. 2 Q my ., .A A ' If an-M me-S A , 1 I 3 Lf ' Y ' , gp VKNQ . , ' in , 2 , '33 Mi 3 Mfg f. X .f 5 . 6 .,-.-My A .X in S5163 -- if K, ,MQ Q V fggw 1 Me, ,,, .Q v, - 15.1 M li.. ' we grim. s.f,Q 1970 5 XA A Fl ,,.,..--vvff-9409 U mann! 3 ggi- 3m2W ' 8 N, i , Q U i 1 5? +52 5 mrlrlslml V A 'u ,Q 5 f N 1' D , 1 HI n lgif' wh' .. --': 1, 1. Q H U s 5 U :J llslu ig, 1 WA X ,ff A ' 1 mluul V VigV54vuf jr, Q: -is 3 . Vs 11 , J 'I .. 4 'URS ' + Mfw l Q 4'ff4?.f'1f f?' if 3: h nr ' I J, 3 , E4 'X X Q . rg Q ff if ,V 1 .. 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RHA also sponsored Black Heritage films for use in the halls and co-sponsored speakers I. B. Rhine and Dr. S. I. Hiakawa who spoke to university students. FRONT ROW: Mary Atkins, Paula McMillan, Ioan Matthew- Floyd Duesler Lou Bulloek Gary Ogletre Clyde Mason Larry son, David Wiley, Io Ann Elrod, Iohn Perkins, Zack Cooper. Swales Mark Gregory Tom Crofford Larry Holmes Bill ROW 2: Elaine Zweiacker, Signe Speck, Tony Warner, Paul Henderson ROW 4 Sharon Thompson Peggy Robertson Kuznekoff, Connie Meyer, Sandy Warren, Mary Iane Mott, Phyllis Phelps Gayle Norton Terry Traylor Iohn Shrngleton Iudy Cole, Marilyn Matthewson. ROW 3: Dennis Phillips, Roger Rydxn Diane Austin Linda Boles Drummond Hall Drummond Sponsored Floor Rc-:decorating Contest A reception to honor the new head residents and complex director launched this year's ac- tivities of Drummond Hall. Concerned with improving hall spirit, unity, communication and programming, the Drummond House Council held a weekend workshop at Lake Carl Blackwell. Also, in the area of hall improve- ment, Drummond sponsored a Hoor redecorat- ing contest. World hunger, the Vietnam war, and Black Heritage were several topics dis- cussed during forum hours conducted by the hall. Social activities held with Kerr included a Halloween party with trick-or-treating he- tween the halls, two street dances, and a Christmas formal. A fashion show was also sponsored by the hall. A favorite study area for this Drummond resident was her own room. The room provided a place for relaxation as well as for concentration in xl M if cf fi N, Drummond Kiln Ahcrnathy. Rohan-va Ad-- ainx. Toni Mlznns, Vnna Aday, Sylvia Aclkinm. Marian Nlariu Akin. Patricia Akin. Lharluitv Aldricli. Annie AIA lan. Sonja Alle-n. Cynthia All! mn. Sandra Anclcrsnn, Sandra .AxllLl!'l'VS'S. Bc-x'01'ly AfIll5lI'HIll,Q. iifhrislim' Arnold. Trudy As- uarrunz, Kay Bake-r, Sally Baker, jam' Balderstnn. Rc- bfevczl Barbcc. Mary Barhydt. Belly Barrr-ll. Barbara Barry, Bahara Nl. Batchvlder. lifllluda Batew. Karon Beckett. Mary Benhrnok, Phyllis lean Ben- NBII. Sherry Bvntz. juli Berg, 10 Ann Berger, Shari Berger, Sandra Berdusck. Bc-ily Bc-rry. Ian Berry. Christine Berlhvldt. Nancy Bewley. Glynnis Black, Shir- ley Black, Cheryl Blackburn, leannic Blac-kwvll, Karon Blaf ka . Shari Blakey, Nancy Bluni- hof. Pam Bnamrighi, Brenda Bohn, Cindy Bonebrake, Ianie Boslwick. Irene Bouakawakis. Carolyn Ann Bnuldin, Bar-V bara Bounds, Ciaylf: Box, Car- ol Ann Boyd, Pvggy Brandt. Kelly Brannam. Beverly Brooks. lrussa lfilvon Bffllllih. Barhara Brmxn. Christina Broun. Su- Nan Brown. Rffha Brnxxning, Nancy Buvhanan. Paula Buckle-y. Diana Budor. lgncla l,nri-ni Burrrm. Bunnic Bnrrrm's. Glenda Calle-5. Uingcr Calky. Ruth ll. Cfale-s. ll1f'l'l'j' Ciallu may Patrivia Kay Ciainvrnn. Row- niary ffarlylm-. Cfarnlyn K, Ciarpcnlvr. 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Nancy Diven, Diane L. Doerr, Teresa Doll, Elissa Downing, lanice Duncan, Deborah Durbin, Suzzanne Dyer. luna Eagon, Kathy Eastman, Sharon Eccles, Marellie Erick- son, Sherolyn I. Escue, Di- anne Everett. Marlene Fails. Edith Fairman, Margaret Faulconer, Myra Feese, Iaca- lvn Fenner, Mary Feucrborn, Diane Fewell, Vivian Finley. Ianice M. Fire, Ianice Fitz- gerald, Patti lane Fiveash, Gay Ford, Linda Fortner. Deirdre lane Frazcy, Sandra Garner. Cynthia Gerhardt, lane Ger- ken, Karen Gibson, Cynthia Gilbert, Iana Gilbreth, Carla Dean Good, Megan Gore. Dana Goss, Barbara Gourley, Carmen Gray, Sharon Gray, Sueann Greer, Patricia Gregg, Donna Gunsaullus. Drummond Sandra Gutt, Linda Hadley, Sue Haggard, Linda Hahn, Darlene Hall, Donna Hall, Rost,-tnarie Ha ll. Donna Hatnar, Harla llatnil- ton. Marilyn llammack, Nan- cy Hammond, Rhonda Hamp- ton, Brenda Harp. Cathy Harris. Tenet Harria, Melanie Harri- son, Reba Harrison, Anita Joyce Hawkins, Susan Hern- by, judy Renee Herman, Su- san llcrth. Linda Sue Hertzler, Dana jo Hill, Twila Day Hill. Lynda Hogan, Irene Holliday, Mich- ele Kay Hooker, Ianicc Hori- nek. Deborah Horton, Patti Hotch- kiss, Linda Luana Hover, Debbie Howard, Debra Hou- ard, Sally llftvvell. Deborah Huber. Christine Hughes. Mary Hughes. Marilyn Hunsaker. Marsha Hunt, Ian Elaine Hunter, Barbara Huston, Deb- Qrah Hutton. Patricia Hybsha. Martha Ing- ham, Beverly Iackson, Judy Iackson, Sara Iarman, Linda Iarrt-tt. Martha lane Icffrey. . . 'E iff' if-A in Mfitrt A ,- i J I t' ' f 5 'I M, rf aff . r f, 0' xfh sew ' vet-v , Q-we , E r e will ,gi kv it X I , t , M V? 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Vicky Innes, Rhonda Iurrens, Rita Kaniann, Shirley Kang, Michele Kashner, Carol Keen, Pamela Keleher. Cynthia M. Kemper, Kath- leen Kendall, Ioyee Kennedy, Ianis Kerran, Leonore Keys, Karen Lorene Kiefer, Iana Kile. Kathryn Kinstle, Carol Kin- zer, Barbara Knapp, Iames Anthony Kopaez, Regina Kremgold, Susan Krueger, Susan Kusch, Katherine Langston, Ioyce Larimer, Ianiee Larkin, Mary Leach, Sharon Lenaburg, La- deena Link, Iill Lippoldt. Gene Livingston, Patricia Liv- ingston, Karen Loehner, Mar- ilyn Loelcridge, Mary Logan, Barbara Logsdon, Lynne Lu- ker. Ann Lundy, Andrea Lyons, Billie Madole, Margaret Mag- ness, Kathryn Malone, Carol Manson, Claudia Martin. Faye Martin, Ianice Martin, Iohnette Martin, Patricia Martin, Marcene Mathis, lud- ith Ann Maxwell, Cheryl Maynard. Margaret McBride, Debi Me- Donald, Dana MeGoveran, Deborah McGraw, Linda Mc- Intyre, Nancy McKee, Pamela MCKeown. Judith Ann McKinley, Amy Meharg, Cindy Metsker, joy Milburn, Mollie Miles, Car- inen Mills, Pamela Sue Mills. Ianna Minton, Carol Moeckel, Mary Moore, Patricia Moore, Patricia Moritz, Vicki Moyer, Beth Murphy. Drummond Carol Murphy, Connie Mur- rell. Nancy Myers, Terri Myers. Diane Naylor, Marilyn Neal. Linda Nelle. Pamela Nelwn. Mary Nin- inan. Sylvia O'Dell, Sally Ugleshy, Connie I,ou OReilly, Nant-y Lee Oyerrnan, l.ela M. Uxyenx. Melina Paden, Marta Pappan, Kathy Parker, Sharon Parker, Regina Parkins, Pamela Kay Parsons. Marta Patton. In Perdue. Kathy Perkins, Ianet Perrine, Karen Peter- son. Verna Phillips, Cheryl Pierce. Pamela Pitcher. Cina Phnnlee, Allison Porter, Pamela Porter, Iudy H. Poy, Verna Priee. Elizabeth Raines, Mary Reardon. Beverly Irene Reinis, Lois Rhodes. Elizabeth Ann Rid- dle, Karen Ridley, Sharon Ridley. Treya Roberts, Pat- ricia Rohertson, Kathleen Roby, Betty Roelof- sen, Janis Lee Rosebush, Car- ol Rotzinger. Deanna Rucker, Lina Runge. Regina Russell. Melanie Rutherford, Loretta Ryan. Sueanne Samuel, Paula Sanders. Mary Sauer, Linda Sehaeller. Sylvia Sehieher. Kathleen Schindler. Martha St-hroeder. Cherrie Sehwerzel, Clella Scott. Sharon Sharp, Beverly Shartel, Iris Shay. Karen Shearhart, Susan Shep- herd. Sandra K. Sherard, Ianeann Shidler, Kathy Short, Charlene Simmons, Iaeqilelyn Skidmore. Barbara Ly nn Smith, Cynthia Smith. Ruth Smith. Melinda Snider. Donna Sooter, Marcia Souderx. Cynthia Spain. sf L' 1 but .,. . ,. . ,,,. R , z .1 1 5, x , -. Q, ft K t X 's A , 4 HGH Qi , 'mfr y Q, S . . it L if A W. . nerr si if r f' 1 .6 dia X. AV ggh, A4 'J' A ,. Q' .f ' A I-. swgvzw. . Q . I N . it J .f r S R K -.av ., . J S' -r V T ' X X 1 it .. .. La ge tai? ll L. ua fa-t , - if W. V. nf-'E 4 '-' l aa E F 'G 5 ,,,. ., Q ,V 'lf A ,wr ., 'fl , . ,yt .qu 4 'W k N ev S X r , . f- -::i: it 1' at I ' if If rf' Wir w -3 il x-Qu 'gf-v V, '..1.,.,-. 1 1 f 2 -:ei-E f A - 4 .S K Q P . K :IAQ ' 'Q X , K 5, i my L F 2 S his all , iff-if i Q ff L A-. lyrr S X' 'f S1't in ld Q I X .. ,rw 5' .. V Q Fm A, it gh, 5 eaf Zf 295 3 it V if if Z Z 5 , af 13 ,.. W , 45 45 Q. Ax , 2 f Z ' aw i 1729 ai if ,Q . , V 296 Q 1 s 'il Q.. mx ' ,,Mgm., 2 'Vi ' L ,, J 1 ar Q. W' . ,, NW 7 r. ,Q W at aw-F aw W X' ,.. .Y 4-a 'ff ,mf mpg ' wwf- ? Z , ,, ,. , , 'l i t' .. ,, r sis A ff r i Eh 1f-' W j f fr., 1 ,M L1 - ,V Y I -1. K.. fx, 1 ' A K 2 '1 iv . ,X ,f J my , , ,V I 4 ,. ' A lv 45 . 4- t r' 1 W K M, SQ, f f , iwgrxn . I , .A 'Y . , U 5 . E 'Q Q 5.,'f ',, .5 ' ' f -, :Ti 5 Drummond Brigid Spanier. Mary Speer. Rosalind Speer. Fnnna Lou Spire, Christina Staati. Karen Staten, Linda Kay Steacl, Martha Sleek. l,aurvn Steele, Vivian Steele, Marilyn Stell- man, jana Stephem, Ianite Stevens. Mary Still. Susan Stokes. Xlarianne Stone, Catherine Stottmann. Debbie Stm'0r', janice Taylor, Louise Teague. Deborah lef- sier. Patty Tessier, liilt-ent: 'l'horr1px son, joan Thompson, Shar- man Thompson. Sharon Thompson, linda Thomson, Karen Tollcr. Peggy Tomko, Carolyn Suv Trotter, Karon Trotter, Paula E. Tuektr. Relic-ata Turner, Nanny Cvttelia lllorn. Ivan- netto Vail. Frances Kate Van 'Wyt-, Mary Vandevcr, Rhonda Yann, jan- ice Varga, liarhartr Verkins. Donna Vineyard. Clarmalt-tn Vklalker. Sue Walker, Lincla Vfallis, Cinda VValner, Emily Ann Wfarner, Priscilla Vv'arntrr, Al- ison Warren, Gxwn XN'ElSl'1f burn. lan Washburn, Leah VVa1t-rs, Kathryn Watson. Margo Watt, Linda Waugh, Deborf ah Welsh, Sharla Vklhaley. Iayne White, Mary VVigle3, Sandra Wilder. Frances Wil- liams, Becky VVi'lson. Betsy Wilson, Donna XN'ilkon. Ianice Wilson. Sara l.. Vxfint, Pamela VVisc-, Linda Wolfe, Jenny Wren. Mona Yee, Georgia York, Beverly Young. Kerr Hall Kerr Men Led Dorms With Outstanding Scholarship Kerr Hall led residence halls in scholastic achievement by obtaining a record high CPA ol' 2.56 For the first semester. The residents of fourth floor Kerr achieved the highest GPA of any residence floor on campus with a 2.83 overall. Interested in honoring individual res- idents ol' both Kerr and Drummond Halls, the complex instigated a cultural display ease. Lo- cated in the lohhy between the two halls, the display case exhibited the artistic and scho- lastic works of a different student every week. Each Monday following Oklahoma State foot- lnall games, Kerr and Drummond llalls also sponsored game films and lectures given by Coach Cass for interested residents. Kerr residents sponsored a number ol' imerhall dance hours with the women of Drummond to provide a break from long study hours. i Th 41 i Q it .... . - 55 4 Wa' 'f ' A! in i .,u2f ,f' A 4 A -11 is A M , ,Y --fir .. ,E .A Ik, mf j Q 2 3 3 QF, g at A il 'Ski -we tl If 1? 'iff' . , Q .lr 45 .X 5 Z up 1 -ff -no. . s 5 A2 la- me be Il. A ., . - l 5 QI: A . gil' 7 S' . 6 I .x... Q . . it ,I L... ' 4- M.. 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Bennett, Christopher Bernard. lim Best, Leonard Biddle Ir, Iohn Billingham, Larry Paul Bittle, Larry Vance Blake, Curt Blalock, Stanley Blos som, Viehit Boonyatharokul Gregory K. Boydston, Gary Bradley, Soett Bradley, Wil- liam Lewis Brady, Max Bra- zil, Robert Bridges, Edward Brooks. Michael Dale Brower. Frank Brown, Richard Bry- ant, Iohn Brydges, Iay Bryn- gelson, Iohn R. Buckson, William Buntz, Alonzo Bur-- ba, Legand Burge. Edgar Burns, lim Burns, George Butenschoen lr., NVil- liam Craig Caldwell, Earl Callery. Paul Cambern, Alan Ray Carlson, Iohn Carter. William Castleman, Richard Cavett, Dale Caviness, Rich- ard Caviness, Mike Chase, charles Cheatham, Keith Cheatham, Steven Chess- more. Sompol Chienviehai, Gerald Clark, Mark Clark, Michael Clark, Sam Clarkson, Gary Clement, Michael Clouser. Iohn Cobb. Thomas lames Cobb, Steven Cochran, I. Steve Codey, Michael Colley, Hank Col- vcrt, Donald Conkling, Sid- ney Duane Conner, Roy Cook. Ron Cordell. lay Corr, Cur- tis Cowell. Larry Craig, Dale Crandall, I. Ted Criswell, lim Criswell, Charles Rich- ard Culbertson. ii yt.. x Aim 5, ff 92 f fs' ,. 'R f 'F Y H 5 N W' L' f. ' ' Y, ' -A i 'Nw , WJ 3 ,474 qi wx' ,Q 1 x Wg '071 J . X , , L I 2 5 I L, ' 2ff'f.x,h-.kb S , g-X --...w lg ,. ' K ' it 'fb If .Y z . 5 A .A . k v., . . L xi , dx Y 'A1 ' 'N '5 ' ., . : -ii. , W js, Vg .' . . L EQ Q Wk 3 M 6 w Q x S fi 'E - Mais,-1 ,-. . ,iK..,,.,. L , : JF A 1 :Qc y A fl A Q YW? tf 2 1 2 'E' fi is P Q in-ff! Q si Q wif' r ., 44-Wm Zig, 'W .7 gi A 2 ':,. . - E' l 9552 5 ' 'w 1 fx X X filigl 4,5 K X is 'gt' Q. x Xi ew F Y , B' M f .I ,Q - '- ' ,lim A ..:3,,5z - 2 ', . 4-1' K 'gag , . --,: if Q . xiii! ,A,q, V . , , 'W' W ,,.,.,f. 'sw 5- 2l 1l . l I , V... ' I I , Q 1 .. A A . M ,M ,M ? ' LL., - V W 5 gi Gaia Qs ' R Ze ft 1 , ff u..: 1 Xglfg My 'i ' T was ., -f:-.x F L 13' Kvrr AlUdl'NlS z'11Ilu1xiz1alin'e1llx l7I'ZlYUd thx- vhillv weathvr lu xwln-rnww x'icIm'i:m11s Cfrmwhmx. 299 , X I slifmi NF ,WX B 55 liao! Wi M .N . is ,L 'tag V :S- W ,,, 1f.V L , QR 3-Hin, ali Q2'k:' 1 A ' r 'rv ..,. I if . ' -, l fame? like 3 , L .,,.. I ,, G ig-RTE G G l o fi' ,,LL fi S ,f wt 2 'fi 1 X A i ma A tra' i N .... g t. 'iff Z? x it , S t, 2 ..,: jg .K k vk J f , N g. H . .,:e:, as he ew. eg J, e . .,. . ,J ja Agig tl 3 1. Rv fl f! rs A . Q 5 'K . T LL , 1 'iff' . . 2 ' '53 laj i S , , el N 3 .. 1:, 5 - 1595 . f T s,., 4 , . Q E J KWV, V J. ' , Y ' I n . . ' K . N A as ff ' Kerr Jack Gatewood, Darrell Gee, l,arry Gee, William C. Gen- try, Steven Wylie George, Steven Gilyeart, Stephen Glenn, Dewayne Glover. Larry Goddard. Ralph Goek- ler, Jack Goertz, Thomas Gove, Bruce Graham, Roger Grehing, Bennie Green, Wil- liam Greenhurg. John Benjamin Gregg, Frank Gregory, Gary Grilhth, Clark D. Grimes, Randall Griswold, Patrick Grizzle. Curt Gruel, Gene Guest. J. Steven Guest, Kenneth Hahn, Edward B. Hale, Da- vid Hall, James Lee Hansen, John Harkin, J. D. Harris, Van Rex Harvey. Clyde Hasty, John Hayes, George Hays, Jerry Hays, Billy Helm, Songsakdi Heng- savasdi, Marvin Henricks. Terry Henry. Dennis Henson, Jolm Herron, Darrell Hill, Joseph Stephen Hill, Richard Alan Hintze, Dean Hodfhines, Glenn Hoff- man, Kenneth Hogan. Ronald D. Holt. Gary Alan Holtherg, Richard F. Hood, Donald Dee Hoos, Wayne Hopfer, Troy Don Horton, Henry Thomas Howell, Michael Howerton. John Hughes, Larry Hughes, Thomas Kendall Huiskamp, Frank Wayne Hulnik, C. Hurlhut, Leslie Hurst, Paul A. Hyde, Bruce Ingmire. Kent Ivy, John Jenkins, Rob- ert Claude Jenkins, John Jen- sen, John Johnsen, Donald Johnson, Gene Johnson, Joe Bill Johnson. Robert Johnson, Roger John- son, Kenneth Jones, Ronald Jones, Stanley Jones, Steve Kaler, Howard Karnes Jr., Michael Karpuk. Thomas Keck, VVilliam A. Keene, Jack Owen Kendrick, Pat Kenny, Neal Harold Kilmer, Randy King, Tommy Klein, Thomas Kluherton. Kerr Fred Knell. William George Krug. Mic-hael Kruta, Clyde ll. liygar, Daniel Kygar, Robert Lainm, Iarnes Lawr- ence. Raymond Thomas Lay. julin Lee. Stephen Lee, Roy Tex Li-nington, jerry Lest-h, Iaines Lewis. Larry Liggin, lay Lile. Bernie Link. Cflaud Omer Linn, Larry Linton, Terry Long, Steven Longmire. David Loper, Dwight Lunow, lim M. Lu- pher. jerry Vtlayne Mahray. Gary Nlahagan, Thomas Mantis. Reed Mankin, Don- ald Martin. lack Martine, Preston A. Vlatthiesen, Frank Melntesh, Lonnie Meissinger. Stephen Merrill, Richard Mertz. Charles Edward Mil- ler, Curtis Miller, Gary Mil- ler, David Moeckel, George Momper, Pat Montgoniery. Iell Moore, Philip Morrisctt, Gerald Morrison, Vance Lee Nlosxler. Michael Muldowney, Nicholas Nash. Tran-y Neal, james Nease. Arthur Nelmn Ir., Dennis S. Newell. Hal Nine, Tony Noe. Stephen Ochs, Arthur Lean Ot-hsner. Gerald Oliver, Iohn Orlrwslti. rv fb' 'is , ,gay .Qu-2. , 4' JF? L ., . . .M F L M 'S 3 xiii, L F LR .,.r',V ' . L 5 '?- N aree Q govt, W il , N fi Q N gs in . Ki, tb 1 A QQ 3 ' , by me ta L q 'lI' X ai i -,., 1 I W ' , 1 ' V -' .- , , . X 2 .L ' . Hill Sw, 'i H' . Qt- li tw-4 ' -. K a -r z xl t ' A K. I r, x I r,-':-- , i i Y Q ,. Y ,, -M 'ji ' ' I, V ' '?, a Q I A 1, V gf er .Vr-' K 'Q . Q 4 L i A . 2 3 I S I it S 'L .. 1 Kerr residents found the neu- ly installed photo-copier to he a time saver and studv aid. 30l A .,- , fi, -f S, arf' atv hi 2 M, ii-fx 'I I E. ' DIVI S 3 S ,, t itr f t -S i e 4 A u 302 i lt ie S S9-1 if ji 4 t - - .E if + Q , ,,, at S 1 fuzz' t -was-a, r 'N at-'Qi K , , t r Qif ltzi ,K Kerr john Overstreet, joseph Pa- den, Rex Peet, Williani Pen- nington, Keith Perkins, Ver- non Peterson, Edward Plat- ten, Iahja Poediokerto. lay Pollock, Steve Posey, Robin Potter, Richard Pulli- am, David Quine, Shannon Raaseh, john Ralston, Terroll Ramsey. Travis Rattan, William Al- bert Rauh, Larry Reeves, jer- ry Reinert, Iohn Reynolds, Charles Rhodes Ir., Terry Rice, Iames Richards. Warren Rickabaugh, Robin Riley, Larry Roberts, Terry Roberts, Iames Robertson, Iohn Robinson, Gregory Rod- gers, Richard W. Rodgers. William Rodgers, Michael Rohlling, Roger Rohrs, Gary Rounsaville, Ieffrey Ruiz, Roger Rutz, Gary Saltzman, Mark Sanders. Charles Savage, Charles Sax- on, I. Rick Scaling, Carl Schafer, Randy Craig Schlotz, Hank Schmidt, Robert David Schrick, Daniel Fred Schroe- der. David Scott, Dennis Scott, Eric Scott, David Sealy, james Sesock, Ben Shelby, Kent Shipley, Brian Shoff. David Simpson, Arland Dee Sisson, Lynn Dale Smeltzer, Daniel Smith, Esthel Calven Smith, Glenn E. Smith, los- eph Wallace Smith, Larry Smith. Stanley Smith, Larry Soder- strom, David Sparks, Wayne Springer, Barry Stafford, Dennis Stanberry, john Mi- chael Stanftcld, Mark Stevens. Roger Steward, Chris Stew- art, Phillip Stewart, William Stewart, Larry Wayne Stin- nett, john F. Stoops, Danny Strahan, Gary Gene Straka. Royce Lee Stratton, Ronald Strecter, Dennis Sullivan lack, Swallord Ir., Stanley Tapscott, David Taylor, Don Nl. Terrell, Bob Thomas. Kerr George Tltoinaa, Crt-gory Thotnam. Keith Edward Thomas, Don llioinpson, Donald Thornpsoti, Robert Thompson. llaniel Thorn- berry, Alan rl'll'li'Iil7l'ilN. Uavitl R. Tohlen, james 'ljreet-e, Philip lullius, Larry llrieh. David llnmell, Thom- ax Verville, john Villarreal. Vliehael Un en Vinaon. Brut-e Von Tungeln, Larry Vorba. Tirn Waaek, lilrner VVaggoner, james Walker, Larry W. Wallace, Bart Wa I lin, Craig Walters. Steve Ward, Douglas Watta, Mike VVay,, Kenneth Wege- ner. Steven Wegener, Thom- as Weiss, Williams Wells, Barry F. West. Raymond Vx7heatley, Philip Urman Whisenhunt, Thom- ar, White, jim VVigley. Ivan VVileox, Danny Williams, jim I.. Williams, Steven Wil- Hams. Stanley Willoughby, Terry Willson, Randall Wimmer, Norman Dumayne Wison, Ronnie Witten, Gary VVode, William C. Womble, Robert H. Wood. Ronald Wright, William Ya- tlon, David Yancey, james Young. james Gilbert Young, Steven Erie Young, Charles Zelhart. , ', - - g ig, - . 'N 'I-. N ia . , V... QM fl t kj EI f is E t : 5 V S i . E?-' W :Z M i f it i tl 2 ' R i . 4 K .., .,, . . . Q A 5 .li 4, fi Waiting in line for dinner provecl to be 'lL'dl0lI5 lor ost- xxith ueali stomavlis. r W 303 Men Converted Murray to Murray Hall started out as a new men's res- idence as the first steps were taken to organize a policy of guidelines and rules for dorm lead- ers to follow. Robert Gudarian headed the committee which wrote the Murray Hall con- stitution. That action established the judicial board, administrative and representative of- What a way to treat a desk clerk! Maybe he d Murray Hall Newest Male Dormitory fices, and the hallas representation in the Resi- dence Hall Association assembly. First on the agenda of plans was to purchase a color televi- sion to be placed in the recreation room. Other activities included dances with women's halls, and supplying books for Murrayis library. lly read that mushy letter from your girlfriend. I 1 I 1 I m 1 if r-fr-' ' -, as sara-eisai. l Murray Robert Adkison, Brian Ander- son, Bruce Armold, Gary As- ka, Alan Baker, Lawrence Bazzell, Frank Beard. Randy Bcdxvell, Philip Black- hurn, Thomas Bowman, Ioe Bryant, I arry Burnett. Thou'- as Calvert, Thomas Cappel- limo. james Casey, Charles Chan, Larry Chapin, Ierald Chesser, Richard Chrisrensen, lim Coatney. Frank Colhruok. Don Crow. Benjamin David- son, john Decker, Darrell Denny, Kennerh Dickey. Ianies Dwyer, Bruce Edwards. David Erickson, Larry Esliek, Terry Flanshurg. William Floyd, Rohert F-Jnderhurg, Ronald Class, Morgan Gans. William Gilbert, loseph Clrunnneir, Lawrenee Guest, Iohn Cluyton, Riehard Hawk- ins, Lonny Hazelwood, Mich- ael Heaion. William Herring, Ronny Hin- iher, Larry Holmes, james Hoover, Iefl Hoppe, Larry V. Hughes, David Ellis Ingra- ham. Terry Lee Irwin, Kelvin Iones. Mareelin joseph, Steven Iner- gens, Daryl Kindrimk. William King, Larry Kirk, james Knopl, Stevan Land- rum, Main el Laryzlelia, Lorrie Lv lflore, Charles Lsrwis. If-rry l.lPl'lX', T1-an Lille 'r. Randall Lohir, Rasik Rarnii Nlarlichhar. Daniel Meflann. Larry Nlk'kll'L1L'liUI1. lirnniy Mu- Daniel. Richard Nleerholz, Dennis Yliller, 'f C Y in-Nl '- 1. M' 4 ra L rg if nv. as Q D H ia L f yyp ' if ' 1 ,V l ri' f i 57 a- l 1 'i:'Z5 ' .. - i'U'Zi': J 3 .,' K it ll in ' s -R - ., 'V V v rp' fs Q - , 1- ' - i M '15 305 , 113, ' 'Z , N- E wi I V ii r ,- . f , we wx 4 is i at Miva of .. fi 35, M, 'f f 5 K an' ,flu 1' vs' 44' an W .. .1 ' 5.5 ,,1x'fe. iw.. A f s. f V, ,. fe We W: W -sf' a 4 , -ff ,. ,g,, L U. , 'xiii Fnfmf :Jai Q at gif ii' Q fr A X i 1 . ,WJ G2 . . R W E, ,QM f .. , ,L awafzi A welcome hreak lronu long study hours. lound these Mur- ray rewidents at their new pool tahle. 306 'i 1 M 6241+ A 77 ' A -fn-4. ' gjfwwjgi gg - T5 X Q 5 'v V 1 H Q it . w W fy mu? Q in ,..,.-at it M 4 Xypzg, . 4 1, Mft. 'tr 1? , str, A ., w e 4+ ul S521 is , k . :Ln Qs: 5 ' w tt t E, S gg H' eq a Murray Lonnie Morris, Iimniy Nel- son, Iohn O'Brien, Larry Ogee, Charles Olsen, D-un Page, jerry Pattillo, joe Payne. Brian Pratt, Charles Pregler. Iohnny Ratlili, joe Reavia. Charles Rusing, Rex Satter- white. Clary Schafer, Michael Schindler. Mark Sellers, Gary Shaw. Fowler Shellield, Kenneth Shelton, Marvin Shirley, Walt Shumate, Dennis Sorenaen, Douglas Steinearnp, james Stevens, Myles Steward, Richard Stone, Richard Stott, Barry Swanson, Dee Sweeney, George Teague. Richard Thomas, Lloyd lid- well, William Turner, Floyd Vann, Leonard Vaughan, Du- ane Wade, Charles Walker. Randy' Weaver, Tim Weaver, Len West, Phil Wilhelm, Iohn Witty, Jack Wright, Alan Zarnansky. H al 'FS fr ,4 54 W if sw 52 fi 1 Q i fi North Murray Hall Miss Pie Face Con+es+ Sponsored by North Hall North Hall contributed their talents and time to campus life this year by sponsoring a Miss Pie Face contest to raise the funds for their contribution to Campus Chest. Partici- pation with Murray and Stout Halls took place with a dance hour in the fall, followed by a Homecoming float, and a lake party. A powder puff football game attracted spectators in Oc- A new friendship developed in the warm atmosphere of No YI tober, while in December, thoughts turned to the annual formal dance. Christmas found the women of North Hall aiding a needy fam- ily in Stillwater by providing food and toys. Spring activities included the Formal Sweet- heart dance in February and lVlom,s Day re- ception in April. ray as these girls vocalized their feelings of today's world. aw , - f r .Viv ,ar 9 I fo A quiet study area in lhe North llall living room gave this resident a chance to prepare her assignments in the early afternoon hours. 308 U55 'hats 1' 45.-:P 4 W A fl f, . 7 lilly' ,iv AM' ., , J W K iiii e VL vV,, V ,r Q, K A I SLE! VK 1 'Dj iii B M K Af-, ga-r, kill , iiii -E W I fa iz, Q - Bri, rw ,ff at fp.: . 1' 1 02? ' , r -5 a 9, it ' 5 EF IFN Nor+l1 Marion Adams, Michele Al- bertson, Rosemary Barnard, Carma Berryhill, Marilyn Betche, Alicia Biller, Gerald- ine Bluebird. Margaret Bounds, Karen Brown, Nadine Brown, Laura Buxton, Susan Cass, Cathy Castillo, Glenda Castleberry. Shelia Cavins, Winnie Chu, Donna Conner, Rosanna Copeland, Mary Cox, Patricia Cox, Vicki Cross. Tonda Davis, Arlyn Disner, Karen Dixon, Dianne Dris- coll, Janet Edwards, Iuliu Eikenberry, Pamela Endicott. Iudy Kay Estlinbaurn, Iudy Finsterwald, Wai Fong, julie Frampton, Rebecca Funk, Charlette Rae Gallagher. Connie Gannan. Marilyn Garvie, Nancy Cra- gert, Charlotte Grant, john- ette Green, Gail Groenernan, Vicky Hackler, Gall Haertcl. Shirley Mae Haggard, Susan Hamm, Iudith Hartness, Bar- hara Hayes, Margaret Heflin, Patricia Heid, Benetta Hens- lev. Nor+l1 Barbara Herren. Cindy Her- riman, Margy Hudson. Betsy Hutcheson, Shirley Kelly, Ru- dena Kudlac. Rita Latham. Lynda l.entx. Ioan Marie' Maloney. Lynn Mt-Caw, Pam IVlcCrr-ary, Pa- tricia Mcflreary, Linda Lou McDonald, Linda Mcliaakle, jutly Miller. Kathleen Moore. Lohrnna lVlorrell, Diana Nly- ers, Terri Nealon. Pauline Nutt. Ianice Osmcnt. Donna Owens. Nancy Payne. Cheryl Reid. Myrna Rider. jam-llc Robin- son. Cynthia Rogers. lilainc Roland, Berhal Sallee. Carol Schieher. Karen Schwarz. luanita Scott. Sharon Scago. lcannine Seed. Nl. Beth Small, Pam 1. Smith. Linda Sports, Jacqueline Spina lock. Patricia Kaye Stewart. Gay Sylvester. Carol Wada- worth, Marcia Warden, Eliz- abeth Weaver. Nancy Wiclqa, Sharlene VVo0d, Elaine Zwei- acher. 4 2 E r li.. . 2 .mf-9 .' ag 'S H3 . iii 3 rip 53 '. fxffzfx ' 5. f' - -Vx: P . .' 1 1 4, 5 .-. -3- . an , ,mf-qs iv- u X f 4 Q., 1 Q 1 Q .,, 1 V ag.: -fr ' at 3 4 Q, I W in . . fit-f r ' V i f r f rmrth Hall crmctls raised num cy lm Clampua Chest with their Misa Pic l':2ll,'l'u contest 309 E 'P -- 7253? mi Stout Hall Stout Provided Scholastic Stout Hall residents were welcomed in Sep- tember as the executive officers presented a skit showing rules and regulations. A tutoring pro- gram was initiated in the fall providing aca- demic assistance in psychology and chemistry once a Week. An open house was hosted after each football game. Dr. Donald Cooper pre- sented an informative program entitled Sex Aid with Tutoring Plan and the College Girlw in October. Seasonal activities at Stout included decoration of the Christmas tree and the annual candlewalk. The Blues, Inc. provided entertainment for the semi-formal dance. Spring semester brought the Rose Cottilion, student-faculty buffet din- ner, and the scholarship banquet. Time between classes provided these girls of Stout Hall a chance to vocalize their leelings as college students ol today. Sloul' Judy Adanis. llnnnn Aclziy. Xlziruee Alirenn, Anita Allen. lillen Kathleen Allen. Put Anililer. lziniee Lynn Ani- lwiu iw, Dian .'Xus1in, llnnnzi lgill'L'lilj. XX'e1icly' Barnes. Cuml lg2ll'IN'll, liiiilileen lizinler, Nzinq Hm- fflw. Snnclrzi Bzimni. Siiszin liziuemmi, Ly nn lic-zidell, Pznrieizi Bell. Christina Ben- niwn. lfrnei Bernusek, Rubin Hiclcliik. Karen liinnx. Pain Blair. Shirley Blair. D1- iina Bwlziin. jzniiee limvriimi, Belly Bridge, Mzirslm Brfmzid- head. I.aurena lgI'flXK'Q'l'. Kziiliryn Brrmn, Louise Brmxn, Luellzi june Broun, Shirley Burns, Bonnie Bur- rmu, Cllnrizl Carlin, P2lITll'l2l Cel Ney. Pamela Cliancller, Bella Clier- ry. Penelope Clilsliulm, Luis Clirisiensnn. Vivian Clark. Ruse Cline. Cziyle Coit. janiu- Coker, Rebecca Cole- man. Kathy Cnlslnn, Margar- ei Cnndley. Ann Conn. Cher- ie' Crunk, Louise Cornelius. Diana Cnrnelsen. Czitliy Cox, Tcnnrnie Crane, Peggi Culver, Lziurzi Cummin, Peggy Cinn- niings, Linda Daniel. Suxini Davis, .-Xnitzi Day, Joyce Day. Pziirieizi IUCVZIIICX, Lynn- etie Dmneneeli. Diane Uulvois, Cflieryl Diane Dutlnn. H. jziniee Dyer, Nlziry hdge. Cailiy Fdnwmls. Rebeeeai Elurcl. Linda Niue Iilznn, Phylli5 Eller. juan Ifniils. VA -J.. - , A,mi,ew.lxi ,.. sa., - t. 'K aa , 'S f f Q, in ' 1- . ww K I5 -by 'D' K 'Gita N sr L' 3 Q i fe 1 , i .J ,ww 'wi fM UQ, 5 is 5 ,. ,A M. ' A Q ,Q H, ,. D L i' 1 is LW? if 0 Q , 6 w. 'cz' rx 1 A xx ., M ... V M w gm l ,,,..,i av 1' , J mi W i . i '39 4' nl E i uv K ,mf 'YV fill ,i A s 3 hw ., A It M. - in ,...... me L i i L, ,,,x,,i3g K K J Jn .. ' rf' GBUS .f. 1-he ' A , ff , ., l 1 M-fi L ., W A , . ,. L Fl' ,M if 2. , 'B , L. all sl if ,ii , ,,.,,N 55 W I ig .7 ,N A V A. w-' . W ' It 1' QPR A 2 3 Hw- il i 5 f f L 3Il 5 , H filiiile 6 F X 'sw .... 4' AW? I ,ni ' ,a-exif' r F h - A will ra. A familiar scene to every Stout Hall resident was the wash room in the basement where girls got together to talk over their wash. 3I2 A ' Q? 'tt' Sfoui' Alicia Endicott, Diana Engel, Deborah Ezell, Gene Fair, Marilyn Farmer, Anne Far- rell, Sharon Farris. Paula Fauss, Rhonda Feighi- ner, Linda Ferguson, Donna Feuerborn, Patsy Finch, Deba orah Floyd, Lisa Flusche. Wai-Chee Fong, Pamela Ford, Debborah Foreman, Carol Franklin, Judi Franks, Janet Florence Freese, Belinda Fromrnel. Lana Fullrich, Peggy Garrett, Susan Garrett, Teresa Garrett, Pat Godden, Kathy Gouker, Karen Grassfield. Deborah Gray, Beverly Greb, Deborah Griffin, Margene Griflin, Deborah Gulley, Cly- dan Hack, Ianice Hardgraves. Cheryl Hart, Connie Hart, Sandra Hartman, Signe Haw- kins, Mary Hernm, Lonnis Henderson, Teresa Hendrick. l l S'l'ou'l Linda Hendrie, Sharon Hen- ley, Colleen Hennessey, Vieki llernclon. Deborah llillia, Linda lloisington, Ann Holmes. 'l'ennie lloxxell. Harriet jane lludson, Kathy lluclnon, De-hA orrah lluggins. Betty lltnghes, Sharntan Hughes. Alice llunt. l.incla Hunt, Reln-t't'a llyclen, Cala james, Kathy lantxen. Janice lett, loy johnson. Nan-V ey johnson. B4-nyg jones, Eclwina lones. Trena jones, Marlceta Iordan. Cynthia Kehr. Margaret Kehr. lfarlene Kelly. Polly Kelly, Karen King, Mat- eia Kissel, Vicki Knight, Kar- en Kraeiner, Susie Kygar, Margaret Langlorcl. Kristine Lapota. Peggy Lay- ton, Dehorah l.ee. Lincla Lemherg, Barbara Light, jucly Line. l,incla l.ingle. Cynthia Longley, Kathleen Mackey. Marian Maloney, Terri Manning, Nellene Mark. 'Marsha Marloxx. lar-qie Marsh. Diane Marshall. Teresa Mar- tin. Geraldine Mathews, Pant- ela Matlock, janet Maupin. Anne Mays, Mary McCrack- en. Pamela Mt'Donalcl, llatxy Mt'- Clullee, Karen Mt-Kean. Lilly Fay Meliinzie. 'l't'it'ia Me- Mahan, Paula Mc-Millan. Mary Melrose. lilixaheth Meteall. Diane Meyer, Ioyee lVleyet', Cheryl Mickelson, Yvonne Millet. lat-queline Morant-tx. ludyth Ann Moyer. ,Q ' it i if 109 is 'W In ,xx XOX uf' mf' 'T Mega, , .. ,gt . , , t , . ,.i ,. M , . it 3 t D W' ifiet Qiffht X 5 ' , a .,-, Q I ,ff I , V: ,lx 1 0 f i , igaaii 1: . . 1 f, fa . 5 dj ' . ff. , , . ' W ' ' . .N r X!-.A 2 ft 4 Q iffy .Q V F ' 5 ,, l iff M ffl t ij it ar' i .,. 'fx - . gfi 3l3 a f .M .3 it ll . ,X t get iligtk M vi . ei .fr ,. hir 175 K sr 1 ,f Ab., ,,,, was br 'L Ref' ww . tip w. , , 'f x x - ' t , - I , EV is fy, ,awe n-f fam . ata,. -,.. 2 , nsfwi- , f 1 f'f . ,, , e A all 5 k 'S F '99 4' r 3' . x dl ,za 'ii 4 ss-I . -M' ' -.. J ,i 3 '- f :E . 1 I 5, kkA A 1 M ,Q .. W W, 1 712, L, , V, .EAL kr.. , x. rs, Q , . .M 1 ,N ,. f J im, ' , Q, ' ' L. 1 -f 5 J ,, li-in j -air, V , tt, ,. ' A f .. ' ' Q . 1 , 1 W .etiii S i . iiiiiti , , , , if , tae at J - i . f tg -fe J - ,t.t ff Y-5 . ,. Q Y Ji ,V , + V , 3I4 S+ou+ Marilyn, Murphy, Cathlene Myers, Mary Newman, Joyce Niemerg, Candrace Nolen, Mary O'Connor, Cail Ousley. Carol Patterson, Vicki Peters, Helen Pipkin, Janice Pitt, Cheryl Pittman, Pamela Pitt- man. l.inda Pitts. Linda Pitts, Janice Potts, Jan- et Price, Nancy Pryor, Joan Puniinill, Clt-ta Rackerls, Catherine Rader. Mena Ralston, Janet Ransom, Susan, Reese, Terie Reznicek, Olivia Richardson, Shelley Robinson, l,ana Rohrer. Cheryl Roll, Sue Roselius, Elizabeth Ross, Joyce Rucker, Nancy Ryan, Laurie Sabetti, Carolyn Saflold. linda Sanders, Phyllis Sch- nackenberg, Karen Schu- chardt, Leila Selden, Joyce Semrad, Melissa Shaw, Cyn- thia Shdeed. Cynthia Simpson, Marianne Smith, Diane Snow, Julianne Spain, Signe Speck, Cathy Springall, Cecelia Stephens. Jackie Stockton, Peggy Stone, Cheryl Strozier, Sherry Swig- gart, Joy Sylvester, Deby Tas- sell, Nancy Taylor. Jacquclyn Tilford, Nancy Tro- linger, Diana Turner, Cheri Varvil, Jane Vaughn, Denise Villyard. Susan Ward, Patricia Watt- son, Joanna Wedman, Kath- ryn Wedman, Yvonne White, Elizabeth Wiley. Judy Willhite, Susan VVil- liams, Janice Wrirshan'1, Deb- orah Yarbrough, Conna Yost, Mary Young. Willard Hall Willard Residents Awarded Parents' Day Trophy The first project begun by Willard Hall combined service to the community and hall improvement. The hall concentrated on dorm- itory improvement instead of house decoration in the form of magazine subscriptions for the hall. These magazines were later donated to orphanages, hospitals, and nursing homes. Awards won by the hall included the Parents' C Q 8 N c ssary to the efhci nt organlzatlon and conduct ol Day trophy, the Homecoming-Spirit Sign tro- phy, and a permanent scholarship trophy for the past seven semesters for the highest cumu- lative GPA. This year,s activities included a luau, a Western Dinner, a Homecoming dance, and a Halloween dance. Forum hours were also scheduled every month for the residents of the hall. any residence hall's government is the group of elected ofiicers. 4,45 ,:2: 2 WJ' im 6 if aff A1 'V I fl 'fi , ' .. g' -A I T L',L . A ' W f' 3I6 2: , ' Z' : f , V kv ,M if -, W . . . s V V L. i 'Q ' l 0 'A gi, Q ill! 'W at it aw ' f f f A Q ,'. , . K . if' ii H I I A ,. I I ,ap K z . . , A ,. . gh' if W I x,jp l,,,,w..,,.,a....,.:., . . :x' A H gf A Willard Kathy Albright, Mary Alex- ander, Mary Alig, Vivian Kay Anderson, Kathy And- rews, Janice Bacher, Cathy Baden. Nancy Bagwell, Vicki Baker, Vicki Ball, Pamela Barber, Anne Barker, Vicki Barnes, Karen Bateman. julia jane Bauer, Patricia Bay, Beth Belden, Linda Bell, Margaret Bell, Patricia Ann Bell, Kathleen Berryman. Eva Beyer, Catherine Bird, Loretta M. Bocox, Ioan Marie Bohanan, Myra Bolding. Connie Bene, Mary Frances Bornemann. Nancy Bowles, Debbie I. Branson, Becky Brown, Ruth Brown, Margaret Burd, La- vonnc Burleigh, Katherine Callahan. Debra Campbell, Io Cara- way, Vicky Carignan, Mar- garet Carlile, Cyn Cates, Bar- bara Candle, Linda Cham- bers. julie Ani. Chase, B. Ian Christensen, Kay Christen- sen, Dolores Clark, Sheila Clark, Dixie Clem, Ianet Col- lums. Cayla Conner, Doris Copley, Debbie Corder, Cynthia Lou Cotton, Beverly Couch, Ruth Ann Cox, Susanne Cox. Gerry Crawford, Linda Crawlorcl, Patsy Danely, Elc- anor Davis, jill Davis, Linda Darlene Demuth, Ianet C Derrick. Dee Dossett, Patricia Dow, Karen Dryden, Laura Hgels- ton, Ann Elliott, Katherine Ellis. Karen Engle. Carolyn Farmer, Nancy Fic- nen, Beverly Flanagan, Linda Forbes, Candace Foster, Car- roll Fry, Linda Fullbright. Willard Mary Gcttys, Linda Gibbons, Mary Ciger. Peggy Gillig, Vicki Glzihn, Karon Gooch, Vlarthzi Coodwiri. Betty Ummm, Tvrrit' Lvt- Grcvn, Carol Gregory, Izmin Grit-se-l, Viviun Ann Cirtilibx. Mary Griindrnztnri. Brciiclzi Clustin. cil'12lTl6'5El Clutmn, Mary Ham, Claudia ju llarnright, Lindam I'lardisrmn, Marry Harris, Ruth .-Xnn Harris, Vicki Harris. Ardoth llasslor, Frances Hayvs, Carolyn Ileck, Su- zanne Hr-lms, janclle Hvrr- rnann, Ianfunnc' Herrmann, Karon Hill. Iam-t Hocltzul, Vercla Hol- man, Martha Howard, Shar- on Howard, Linda Huddle, Leann Mario Huff, Suv lltiglies. Ciarnlyii lluniplirey, Susan Iacolasoii. Dorothy Izirrcd. Barbara Icnnings, Patti Ion- nings, Karan lessen, Cwencll johnson. Alinrla Ioncx, Donna jones, Freclclzi lmeph, Linda D. Rusk, Peggy K:-sly, Paula Kr-iilvr. Trosszi Kr-nm-dy. f' av ' A Jef , A N kiigear B E 5 1 -fu -L Jjfjill I YI . -4,21 lsxllllllly v I :Irina , 'lr 'I f,! 'fI :Q r f n f ,igr T 1153 . 'Q mf , ., t R t r ,,. . ,K ,A i A rf up-1 1 . ' ,Mae fam? 5 ' n', 2 irsfi i fk .. , 955 . ,:: 155 1 A l f ' ' sz I . K L, ,. :.L K iii': i -iff ' ,r 3' 9 ' N-'A' rt,ari5FvZLi . - in it ,-5, t X. N if Q V 'M' y is W V A ,gy r.i, T 9 :ik . 35? , Q s i .v- , , 2 -,ir' r va if - V ,iw ' a gy V, -757' . .viii 'as Lyn lik!IIl A t ,ggw t W W5 55 th in at txt , be A A i A A I I 9 .. K 3 t. -V .., tif 4 4 i 11-ffl , i ' fm ' 1 ,,. - L ,if ' r t t rrir ulvrk is how tlistrilvtiting Ont- ul the lnusie-st ernplrn w nl VVillz1rcl Ilall wsu the . . clutiss int-lun t buzzing morris lor viSitfmrs tml mail 3l7 , H. . .M ' 542, . . ' 'N .e -r V if - A'-' I 3 ri- ' M ' . s 1 A . W 3 I 8 Willard Linda Kerr, Linda Key, Car- rie Kilgo, Kathleen King Vicky Kirkland, Donna Lou- ise Kniel, Diane Kreie. Becky Krshka, Denise L. Lash, Terri Lay, Mary Lie- kam. Roberta Lester. Iulia Linde, Charlotte Lindley. Vicki Lindley, Nant-5' Lee Lindsay. Mary Linehan. S. Francie Little, Cathey Low- rnan. Marilyn Mat-allister, Linda Mahan. Susan Mahan, Claudia Ma- lone, Eileen Mandela, Linda Manning, Beverly Maple, lfraneene Markes. Kathryn Markes. Deloris Ann Marlow, Judith Marsh, Betty Martin, Ioanne Martin. Kathleen Mathews, Donna lVleAlee, Lydia Me- Carver. Terresa McCoy, Deborah Mc- Farland, Betty McGuire, Pa- tricia McGuire, Peggy MC- Kenna, Shawn McKenna, Sylvia Melton. ludy Mezger, Claudia Miller, Linda Lee Miller. Nancy Miller, Precious Miller. Ruth Millwee, Pamela Mitchell. Phylis Ann Mock, Omea Moore, Cathy Mornhinweg, jane Morrow, Sandra Mor- ton, Shirley Mulbery, Martha Murphy. Patricia Murphy, Connie Murray, Vicky Naehtigall, Pamela Nelson, Mary Nesser, Ruth Netherton. Martha Louise New. Nancy Ellen Newsom. Mary Norman, Melissa U'Hern, janet Marie Oliphant. Bea:- riee Patmon. Cheryl Payne, Pamela Perry. Barbara Plenning. Beverly Plenning, Ann l.. Phillips, Julia Pierce. Marie Pierce, Christi Powell. Connie Rall'- er-ty. a Willard 141 Raggsdale, Susan Ratzlall, Katherine Reding, Vicki Re-inharr, Teresa Rive, Mary Riggs, Mary Ann Roberts. Nianey Rmhefti. Ruvilla RI'l7CIiiS, Cara Ruh- lyer, Debra Ritek. Carolyn Sue Rngers. Celia Rngerx. Ar- tlene Rose, Kathleen Ruse, . v , Sliiifull Saulbnerri, liclith Marie Schmitz, Sharon Sehneherger, Sharan Kay Sea- ton, juditlt Seeleldt, Carol Set-lig. Marilyn Sextnn. Susan Shafer, Ruse Shaw. Carol Shintanek. Nlargaret Shimanek, Kathy Shirley, Kathy Shoemaker, Ianet Sim- ntnns, jeannette Simunelc, Di- ana SlillllT1ftI'0, Barbara Smith. Bet-ki Smith, Deborah Smith, lo Smith, Stelartie Smith, Carol Sparlunan. Nant-y T. Spnsatn, Carol Gene Spruwls, Cheryl St. Clair. linda Stark. Suzanne Stark. Rinda Smart. Nl. Cfarulyn Stehhing. Malinda Steele. Ioyee Stingley, Bex'erl5 Stnrts, Susan Kay Strernme, Lf-lia Suthetx, Cheunsul: Sut- inont, Charla Switzer, Pam- ela Sylvester, juan A. Taylor, Harriet Terry. Judith Thom- ax, Barbara Thfimpsfm. Susan 'IinllJcrt. Pamela Tnttehstnne. Diane Varntee- L51 Glenda Veal. Betty Von- gunten. Lynn NValker, linda VValterntire. -laniee Watson. 1 . Anna XVelt-h. Larrtl VVest- mnreland, Susan VVhi1e. judy VN'ltitener, Sheryl NVidener, Linda Clertt Wilhanks, Mar- xha VVilliants. Yxttnnt- VVil- lis, Shawn Wilmn, karen VVin- ltrwrn. Marx' VVr1tnaelx, DnriS Wnucl. Cheryl Sue VVnnrls. Sherry Vlfrutcls. Barbara NK'ri1ltf. lane: XVrigltt. V. awfe aavv!s5 f 5-x 'J we ,sf c ' a n .1 ' S ?Q? at f E 'W' g f 'Zakir i l ' 4 Q Mi K kr,, , V , W L V ,M , -egg ,r.r 4 Q' -L s .oft Y -4' f' W s. . Q.. RZ .:,,fe1,- M- M1 . li R U K :sg S -P S f X. 5 1 , ,, 3 - A ,fa f . t Fig? we-41' z 7 H' - 5 W f tr P , 'K' ii ti 1 . , ' , if .. l J at - 'hh , tat I will -. T1 Ja E , if wi if? .aww I - ,-as-' , ,. 4. , M Z M a n K ,, 'PV x, ' f i f 1 , 5531-vf..,.' I Q Q , ,1 z l '-tr, Q t w xl b ,. it -:,-,a,g - '- ' '1 1 - -5,1 , J' 4 uwwea mga, , 'TWG Q10 , W 2. ,,.., ' :-.' W, ' 'Zhi ,f at ,Alf 5,5-,. c ,X s V fifth.-1' S 79:55 5 if . 7 3I9 Cordell Hall Cordell Serenaoled Women with Pumpkin Chorus The men of Cordell participated in commu- nity projects by making outstanding donations to the Stillwater YMCA and to UNICEF. For Homecoming, Cordell displayed their support by constructing a 75' by 10' spirit banner. An- nual events included the Pumpkin Chorus and Kazoo band which serenaded all women's res- idence halls, the Casino party, and Christmas semi-formal dance. Success was seen in the intramural football program as well as in plac- ing second in the Alpha Xi Delta Hamburger Marathon held in the fall. The recently re- decorated cafeteria was the scene of movies shown twice monthly. Plans for a second an- nual Cordell talent show were also initiated. Dance Hours gave the mcn of Cordell a chance to host women in the l'1all's living room and provided a welcome way to end a day of classes. Cordell Lee Agnew, Walter R. Al- brecht, VVilliant Alexander, Steve Anderhon, Mike Andre- atta, Said Bala, William Bar- rett jr. Ron Beesley. Kenneth Black- burn. james Blake, Mark Blossom, Ronald Blythe. Rich- ard Bowe. johnnie Boyle. Steele Brand, Ronald Bran- stetter, Eldon Bredel, Richard Bridal. VVilliarn Broiles, Da- vid Todd Bullington, Pedro Cabrera IV. Thomas Cameron, Michael Canamare, David Carroll. Donald Carter, Clark Chase tain, john Childs, Timothy Clark. Larry Edward Clarke, Everett Clayton. james D. Coe, Thomas Colby, john Cope- land. VVilliam Coutant, Ste- phen Covert. Tommy Crollord, Michael Crow, Charles Dan, james Davenport. William Deen, john Denser. David Dewey. Robert Dir-kann. james Dot- Non. Alan Doughty, Donald Lee Duncan. Byron Edwards, jerry Edwards. Kenneth Fd- tvardi. Henry Elling, Randall Elliott, Caliborn VVilliam Ellis, Wil- liam Ellis. Steve Elsberry, VVilliant Elsberry, Tacy Esch- hatch, Ronald Estes. Rick Fagan, james Fair. joseph Ferstl, Lar- ry Fine, Bill Fisher, Darryl French. Hera-hel French. Don Wil- liam Fullrich, johnny Funder- httrk, Raymond Victor Gessel, Robert Coodwin, Eldridge Cordon, Charles Graham. it ' if i ,fx , 2 -M4 , , f , . l 1 , ,- i , , - K .,.- . i ' ' 1' ,, . A 1 A 3 5 ' . '15 LQ ,, is? A x at A K 4 ,X .- .. ,ft ,,. 1 ,V M'-Q re, it t. K .t , . 2 fr 'CZ' . av L 9' fm? -s cz f an , gg rw it ,rm wr 5 If gi., 1,1 yi -5- as im ,Q i lil' 't A W ff U2 av aw , , . 1 1 'ii ' . I N, 7, , uv' , - 1 . QQ , ,f H 5 if-1' r is ..,.,. i rt rrrrr it T H . r ., T . ...H at , ,. , , w g '- gf VT r I if '- i f gig X , .. K ' I ,Q ., - ' i ' 1- -, V , .lf- , ,j -f4- Wa' i',v'- K ..', fit , -E. . A Z 1' 2 , 'F' ' , f tit. is .. i f f a 32I f t if KH N xg? V J, . v A i Q, f if Q l ll gg rw ,F , 'Illia-Ac Cordell residents mztdc good use ol' the cntertztinmcnt wpportunities pmvidvcl in the lrwrmal living rfmrnn. 322 'Mr if fi' i --Y fl ,'I2 if l l 1 Cordell l.ce Crciner, john Hale, Dan rt-ll Hamilton. George Hand, Rogcr Hanson, Dennis VV. Harding, l,COI12ll'Ll Ifiarml, Bill Henderson, Seth llenslcy III, Stan Hicks, Thrnnag Hilti, Richard Hinklc, Stephen Dale Hinrichs, Iztntcs Plohhx. Phil Hint, Guy Hucllineivr, Darryl Humphrey. Phillip Hunter, Richard Huttn. Chit ladsung. Nick .lc-llricf. Samuel jones. Ahhax Kari, mizm, Robert Koen. KL-ith C. Ke-im, Mickey Kendrick. lull' vid Ka-racy, Denzel KL'SIUI'Sfll'1. Suman Kongsziwamdi. Michael Kucscr. lainem Lantz, Rnnzxld li-1lll CI'1L'l'. Roger Loc. Ch:-nies l,c-crmon, jackie l,t-ist. Logan Lewis, Thmnttw Lino' mln. Lane l,ittlelit-ld. Lexlic Lombard, Phillip l.f:t1than, Stuart Malloy. Mike Nlanvs. Cordell Larry Marr, jack Martin, Vlit-hael Maslen, Stephen Mat loek. Cyrus lVlay'aly'ala, Thomas Danny Mayberry, William McAllister. Davicl lVlt-Cfreary, VV111. li. VlePht-min. jimmy' Mellon, liriek Nlicldleton. Lynn Miler, :Karon Millemon. james Mil- ler'. Donald Mitchell. David Mor- gan. Michael Morris, llerbert Morton. Nliehael Murphree, Robert Nelson. VVillia1n Nel- vlfl. Dan Newsom, Cilennon Nich- ols. Rumsell Nordstrom, john Steven Nueltolls, Steven Allen Oltmanns. Carl Oats-rhout, Karry' Parsons. lidward Paschal, Allen Peter- xon. Michael Petteyg james lloyyard Phillips. Richard Phillips. Gary Pirmeyf, Pra- xitthi Prommool. Praehark Pukdeerttt, Chester Ramsey. john Rathbone, Rex Reeve. George Rhea, jaek Rhodes. Loyd Robeson. Riehard Rogers. Larry Rowe, Douglas Royse. Larry' Rupert, Larry' Salsman. Lloyd Sals- man. Kevin Sanders. Neal Sanlord. jatneb Sehnor- renberg. james Sehoonover, Larry St-hoonover. Lyle L. St-hoonover. Kieth Scott. Lar- ry' Su vit. 43 3,- 3 , 1 lv fix? will my :f.'J,. ., 1. ,- M A s tztu 3, 'ti . , h .V tl uf . f Q ti 9- W M Y . '5 ' 1 V 13. J? - K z 4 . ir Q., if V but 4 55- 4 , rf ,Q .. 3 ' illlgli LP is T5 K . ,, , L ,- 5. ' lf it it , ,., 'S in ' .K f 5 If .A . Larry' Seoit, joseph Selden, - ,.A Q :jj M lion Selveyg llarry' Shao. Ste- ' my Ven Shery'. Steven Shonts. I Q Q A ' Mareus Sizemore. V A S l ' . llarold Gene Skelton. Merle j pg y Y i b m ' ' U i MFQ-my Smith. Michael Smith. Roh- LL - -. fy 'E ert Smith. Willizttn Smith. K P ' ,ff j V 'ii' i l.arry Souders. Andrexy Speir. I I '- 1 . pf-jf: . KN as 323 it I. i - si r l . s I r s- nea T x l I ' ' 4' A .Iris . VV11 .. E, vll' --,, 1 - '1,. . .,'-, Many hoys took advantage of the comlort ol the living room to relax. 324 1 Cordell Robert Spinks, Shannon Spur- geon, David Steele, Larry Steichen, Howard Steidley, Michael Stephens, Bonner Sudherry. Chales Sumner, Randall Surnpter, James Tate, Kenton Taylor, Michael Taylor, George Terrell. Randall Thompson. Michael Tippett, Richard Tompkins, Paul Henry Traue, Gerald Trivitt, Louis Tru- deau, Michael Adams, john Tyler. Larry Van Schuyver, Iames Vaughn, james Voelkers, Ed- die Voigt, Thomas Wagner, lack Wallace, Curt Ward. Tony Warner, Stan Alan Watkins, Alvin Watson, Den- nis Wattenbarger, Kenneth R. Watts, Edward White, David Wiley. Jerry Williams. Iohn Wil- liamson, Darrell Winner, Tom Withers III, Wai-Leung Wong, Thomas Young, Ste- ven Zurline, William Zurline. wifza -nf Eas+ BenneH' Hall Campus Chest Award East Bennett residents initiated new plans affecting both the living complex and the com- munity. Outstanding contributions by the men resulted in the Campus Chest award for Menls Residence Halls. Elderly persons from Still- water nursing homes were entertained by a service programg underprivileged children were 'iadoptedv for a day-long campus tour. The Presented 'ro East BenneH' First closed circuit television was installed to tie in classes to the dorm. Other improvements in housing included protection of the parking lots, and carpeting in the basement. The purchase of the first universal gym in a resi- dence hall was another highlight of the im- provements program. After classes are over for the day, East Bennett residents relaxed in the quiet atmosphere of the lounge to watch TV. E. Bennett Danny Adkinson, Guillermo Aiken, Franklin Albright, Donald Allison, Franklin Alvarez, Gary Anderson, Sam Archer, George Wacker As- berry. Iohn H. Bade, Bob Bales, Gerald Beasley HI, Michael Belk, Thomas Bennett, Mark Bilodeau, Edward Black, Bruce Boettcher. Douglas Booth, Glen, Bouse, Thomas Bowles, Robert Bow- man, Ir., Robert Boyd, Larry Breshears, Thomas Broad, Clarence Brown. Tommy Brown, Robert Bryan, Louis Bullock, Iames Burch, Monte Burden, Henry Burgell, Gary Burns, Royce Gene Caldron. Herbert Cameron, Gary Campbell, jimmy Dale Car- ver, Harold Chambers, Dennis Brakel Clark Ir., Tom Clowa- ers, Michael, Edward Colver, Iames Conklin. Larry Cook, Frank Cox, Dan M. Crummett, Steven Daniels, William Darden, Glen Davis, Stephen Devaughn, Lawrence Dillard. lay Doan, Ted Dorton, Dana Dose, Eddie Douglas, Floyd Duesler, Iames Dunn, Iim Dunn Ir., Earl Dyck Billy Dye, Riley Grant Easter- ling, Roger Ross Eaton, Rich- ard Ernmrich, Iay Evers, Douglas Farrar, David Ferga- son Ir., Barry Fiegel. Iay Fimple, Roger Floyd, Dennis Foster, Richard Fred- erick, Rex Fry, Eldon Gaede Ir., Larry Gannon, Keith Garouette. Iames Garvin, Richard Gep- ner, Bill Glasco, Iimmie Ray Gooch, Glenn Gore, Tom F. Gorrell, William Gorrell, David Grider. Phillip Guerrero, Daniel Gutekunst, William Guthrie, Robert Harl, Ken Harris, Donald Henson, David Hicks, Wayne Hill. E. Bennell Thomak Holdredge, Andy Holthousc. Andy' Hooper, William Houliston, Iohnny Howard. Steve Huddleston, Robert Ingersoll, Mohammed Ialler. Nasim jan. Dale Lee Iohns, Luther jones. Philip Keasling. William Raymond Kennedy, Larry Key es, Keith Kimherlin, Richard Kurtz Ill. Clary Kuykendall, Patil Kuz- nekoll. Don Laey, William Landman. Robert Lane, Wil- liam Lebo, Aaron LeClaire, Richard lf. Lee. Thomas Lepak, Melvin Lewis, Stuart Lovejoy, Gary Lynn, Brian MacArthur, William Manslield, Robert MeC0rnaek, Richard Mc-Flfresh. Eaton McGee II, Mark Me- Kinney. Laszlo Meszaros, Michael Metzgar, Charles Miller. Mike Milton, Robert Monhollon. Iames Morehead. David Lmn Morris, Steven Morrison. Mike Murphy, Larry Naumann, Iames New- man, Charles Nordean. Allen Oatea. Ed Owen. Iamea Parker, Bob Porter, Alfred Pospisil, Alan Potter, Harry Prollitt, Stephen Quinn, Gary Ralstin. Timothy Red- bird. Donald Reddick, Iames Reed. Guy Richey, Stephen Rose, David Roseboom, Thomas Rosenblum, Randy Scott, Edward Shaw. Donald Shelton, Michael Shipley. Ashwini Kumar Sinha, Ira Skeeter, Dan Mich- ael Smith, Ianies Franklin Smith. Larry Staley, Larry Stephenson. lerry Stevens, Iames, Howard Stemiiw. Herbert Tanner, Robby Taylor, John Walker, liddie VVampler, Zenephon VVarrior. lr.. Leslie Webster. William Welch, Jimmie White. Ronald Wilder, Steve VVilly, Larry Woodard, Ken- neth VVoods, Larry VVroten, Stcvc VVomaek. 3 K, ii V W ,.., ,,, pf ,,., , Q if ,ii W 4: it V 6 tty, 3 I i ig 1 fd milf I , ii L S V er I A I -,i:r, fy, f ig S R , 'iii :A ii .-aff, ... ... . , 'K,, , ii .. 7. . l 1 in S ,, ,t L , ,. L L V In N-V VM N ., ,VL. 5 . - I-,,j , - , ., fvh-r,- m r. 5 . . r .. ' -1 , p p p . S it 1 , ,, aa R S rro L' ..,. A af ,..y ':1'Z': 5 ' ' ,H .,.. W y p K tp J or p . typpp p ik i i .e .V , 1 . I , xlhly . x Zaf 4 s ' ' A it , , ir' S 14 Q 515 'W L . , ' Q in sa L is ta I2 J Q fi i 'f rfril , , 'L , i in 5 ii if, , I r 43 ii S W Fl A f 327 West Bennett Women S For the first time since its construction, West Bennett Hall was occupied by women resi- dents. Structure of the dormitory government and conduct boards was undertaken early to insure a successful year. The problem of se- curing occupants Was overcome by the offer of scholarships to prospective Women residents by the men of East Bennett. The First of many West Bennett Hall harecl Successful Year cooperative activities that took place between East and West Bennett was a wget-acquaintedv dance in September. Wives of the Internation- al students vvere given a reception and a tour of the hall's new facilities. In conjunction with the special Christmas dinner, a reception was held for members of the housing administra- tion. Recently remodeled as a women's residence hall, the women of West Bennett enjoyed the luxuries of shag carpeting and brightly painted walls. W. Benne1 l' Nlyra flclccr, Ginger :Xndcil Nun, Regcnia Aridvmon, Cyn- ihia Armani, Lonnie Baird, liewrly Balwr. Karvn liarnc-s. lDl'l7UI'2lll liaugh. lflxim- Billg. lilcnna Ivan lilarlx. Linda U. lllalli. Nlmiii' lllauluwll, Vlarilyn lilwiluvit. Niclxiv llinxllilti lflixahm-Ih llrnilixwll. l.in4l-1 lean Biinlxlvy, Kiran-ie lirnnlxa, Carla lirrnxii. lvwry llmwii, lanice l'lrowii. Shawn lgYLll,'l,'. Rem-na Burion. Peggy Bush, Mary Noll Buivrisvlicmen. Dar- nlyn Builvr. Barbara Byrne, Kathryn Cfallr,m'ay. Durmliy Clams. Connie Cam-ig Us-hnrali Car-- icr, Kathy Carmr, Pauline Cam Judy Charlwn, llehm- ah Chvster, Carrwlyn jean- netic' Childs. Gloria Chislvy. jacqulyn Chiiwmfuil, Ann Ire Clarlc, Dana Clark. linda Clark. Kathy Clay. Karvn Clay lim: vlx. judy Ann Cole, Camly n Cal- pitl. Marilyn Colpitt, Bettyc Conway. livolfia Cook, Mar- via Comm, llamola Cfnxgill, Dana Faye Cox, De Cran- lwrcl, Pamela Crawhrrd, Cmn- nie Croiclnr, Fam Crinmman, Terri Culler, l:l'2lllLi'5 Cun- ninghani. . . . Paniw Darcy. Linda llariv-. liznln Arm Davis. Clarnl Dil- lard, Rfmialun- Dnughman, Susan llulwii. Karvn Dun- cum. lillcn liaatwnncl, Judith licl- xxarcls, Cherie Lorraine Ellis, janv! Leo Iillis. 10 Iflrocl, Rita Sur' linsvy. Sherry Ftliridgo. f i 5 1, ,, , Huw? H Isa. K-. , an 'W klw l 5.- ' . ' sf 'gf 1 ix 'film 'E -J 11. W l 4. A,,, li... , ff u jr K, 4: g V i n W-gr. 5 ,QQ 3 5, v -' gms- hi ii' Bi Pg 'W s i X if .gri b fi 'QV 1 A i wi. ..'.f: - i' i i l bfaa n il 'S Tix All sl 5 . , . il N A..,:- N l i J Q , . .. ..,., ,- 'Q' i. I L , ,, 134 ii i a uuia A A '-f ' 5 ff' My AV 'TMJ I ,f E, I I . N A 329 1 ,A2 r -r y G ,N V i? I . K fl I ' A, U i dm. 'S 'Sw V, T S mL 'L . , ' f ..,,,, f 4 E all ,, VVL -' 3 :rfi fu if ' FF' 52- if . S --14 r A-Q , f S A ig :H-M' 7 ' -V rf.-f . '-5 ffigw- 'sv ' ei.. 4 f , , Q 5 Trying new hairstyles was lun and the results usually quite pleasing. 330 nn. L, .V M . - .WF ,. ,,,, A 1: , i' ' W. BenneH' Margaret Fetterman, Brenda Fillman, Virginia Sue Flesh- er, Bonnie Foley, La-Vetta Foster, Pamela Galner, Nan- cy Garner. Mary Gepbart, Patricia Gib- son, Deborah Gilmore, Nan- cy Glisan, Alberta Grau- rnann, Betty Graumann, l.aurel Grilletli. Joyce Grove, Nancy Haag, Helene Halacka, Pattie Iac- quelta Hancock, Anna Harcl- esty, Yolande Harding, Clau- dia Hawkins. Mary Hayes, Ioyce Hein, Donna Helerns, Gail Helm, Susan Henze, Anne Hickman, Georgina Hicks. Carol Hightower, Donna Hil- ton, Carol Hinshaw, Marilyn Hix, Fannie Holland, Sandra Holman, Sharon Hoover. lean Hopcus, Cathy Howard, Sharon Hubbard, Gwendolyn Hudson, Alberta E. Hus- mann, Deborah jackson. Bil- lie Iames. Addye Iohnson, Bernella Iobnson, Susan johnson, Bet- ty jones, Rosemary Iones, Teressa Kaemmerling, Mary Keck. W, -.3 W. Benne+'r Siu-rrp Kmllvr. Patricia Kr-I lr-y. Cynthia I. Kendall Clmrliittt- Kcrr, Kathrvi. King, Shorry Kingon, jnyiu Kinlt-r. Gail Kit-ppvr, Ruth Knight. lim-ky laws. Karan lllixalwth Lvader. lflizzihs-th l.t-ttvrtnan. Curlcy l.4-mis, Cyntltia Stu' 1,1-ms. Phyllix Imwis, Linda Little- ton. Sheila lxxgsdnn. Pat Ma- jor, Shcrylc- Kay Marlow. Umtana Marquiess. Sharon Marshall. Marilyn Mathcwsnn. Gvrald- ine Matthews. Sandy Max- xwll, Mary May, Ierrie Mv- Clallin. Karan In Mt'Dtvnald, Cami Mvllwce. Ianet McMurtry. Sharrxnn Meeks. Margarita Meszaros. Dt-bi Milesw Mary Ann Mil- ler, Rmmnary Miller. Mary Mitchell. Suzan Mmm, Cathy Nlfmmc. Judy Monro, Kay Franctm Maura, Sherri Moore, Stuic Mama, Tanya Dell Moran, Linda Murrisort, Katlllecn Murrow, Mary Mutt, Anna- bolle Mullcr, Bunny Sue Murlin, Annu Ocsch, Bewrly Oldham. Lynne Owl-ns, Mary Phillips, Lou Ann Pitts, Anita Purit- ett. Susiti Rvvvtm, Dianil Reid. Susan Rettlrnv. Rvgina Gail Rippce. Anne: Risinger, Melinda Roach. Gvnvva Rulwrts, lan Rnbmtn, Glaclt-an Rina, Nortla M. Rum-I. Catln Ruth, Natalit- Santa, Carla S2l!1Ll'flTS, Barbara Sth- aclcr, Linda Smit. Mary Al- ice St-utt, Norma Scay. L, ,H- in rg, Q I .. ,.f A .. ,iy Y x , ' ,Z W ' .N X .., ,X W- r Y V-3 E.. in 3 M x , ,. if -s. null ,M Ra- mf tg . 1 V ' xg ,M '- ,V .. -- f 4, s 415 A llkmqiza.. af . 1 'H-Un' jf E :Egg ' - K en, r . ., 3 . , 4. , 7 x T -, - , A li- t 1? X 5 - a css of can V, itll I y 1 an-45 c-fr V a., ,,. I CL an , Q ts? as 5 if x r af A tm 1 .L at 3 -wud H AH .ff 1,,,,,.w....f, , EXE iz W 's xi 3- N Sw it , 5' if M WA f 7 41 33I L '4 r r. . , 1 S' . M r , .,, .. BM 1 ,tr 'Q- ue t ga., -V ,,- Q A gf ? we .W 4 7. 5 ' ' is A ,Qw- The West and East Bennett basement provided a place for serious discussions between residents. 332 1? tb' '55 Z S iz' 9' 1, :fr V V-ln. - ' K 2 i f 53,2 f XM -N S EU if mv ,, 'Q -fl 5 QM H1 r . oe LJL' W. BenneH' Cynthia Serini, Janice Sirnpa son, Gloria Sims, Nancy Skinner, Sandra Skinner. Iul- ia Slovacek, Kathryn Elizav beth Smith Linda leant-tte Smith. Linda Spann, Kathy Spess, Judith Steele, Cwen Stephens. Karon Sue Stepp, Janis Story. Sheinu Stowcrs. Cha rlt vttc Elaine Stret-ker, Nlariami Stroller, lows Stritker, Carol. Stuvkert, Linda Vllf3INPll'It'lIT, Josephine Termini. Linda Thompson, Sandra Thornton. Saundra Threatt, Patti Tovrner, Halen Town- send. Vicky Turnbull. Karen Turner. Kathryn Tyler. Kathryn Yar- ner. Carole Ann Vcnator, Carolyn VVad0, Vlarilyn Waldo, Darline Vklallace, Bethanyanne Warren. Carol Welty, Elizabeth l,0e West, Charlyn VVhitlocl1 Ruth Ann Vxfhitnah, Deborah Williams, Deborah VVillian1s, Peggy Wilson. Donna lean XVint'hell, Shar- on D., YVinters, Charlotte VViseman, Sherry Elaine Wood, Caolyn Woods, Bar- bara Young, Deborah Young, Theresa Zientek. X 7fM!s29.35eiEW3ff:R:,'e' Jfgql , n Wentz Hall Wen+z Captured Oulsianding Living Group Award Acclaimed as the outstanding residence hall, VVentz was active in campus events. Projects during the fall semester included contributions to Campus Chest and construction of a Home- coming decoration. Christmas found the wom- en of Wentz participating in their traditional candlewalk, singing carols as they descended the stairways. The Stillwater Elks Lodge was the scene of 6'Countdown to Christmasf the annual Christmas formal. Refreshments in the cafeteria were a welcome break during finals week. Spring semester events included floor picnics, Games Day, and an entry in Spring Sing. jaclclyn Greenwood was president of VVentz. A gei-acquainted party in the form oi a Weiner roasi was sponsored hy Wentz Hall in September at Boomer Lake. 7 Qui -'v t to fm K-ff-w,,-as A? f X ,355 :Q x ae, .7 . . Q S KKVV ni. lk .W X 5 4 4 6 Q . . M, f f . rw rv uf I W' aa.. ,K i i ,fi Haw L se 'L or Vg 9 .glwv-I , - I' la..,g. fd WW Aiw 43555 ' is 'W' K fu 'Y 4. I Ki' .. .L an A .V..A,V I 4 S B . , .5 Z W ll. , 5- i .. ' ff V . .4 IKVV. ,gQ'g ,.,l,l 55, A ,,.,.' V .H A t -k' ri , ff' ' f ., ,N as b Q, ll ,qw .,, A, W W I .5 :ff ii i Q Vykk V I 4 Mfjfl' 'R , I .. K 2 .wade-51' , ,ar .rv 7 3' t Q , ii I . . 1:1 qi . , - '. ' W K or l yr fl i l o , if 22 . J fs W , Q, '57 ' . Y lv -Jil 1 X l , r 5- E' S ,.,. V , my , A 1 tg K -1. .Q , 'A , 63 ... fi, 5 . vm W lf-l r gf . , . -f 334 XL, t .. ,. , , 4 3 K Q r 1 f 2 M. JJ 1 ff v P KM I gg ,Z ,. la 'gl 1' an . ll! I. 3: we X al-eff wi 44 E , l sl 2 4-If f- -v f r if .S 5,- laf' if ...gs 2 P 2 t ll 1 . at H ma . -' as if mi at l 1 Wenlz Deborah Adler, Marilyn Al- len, Sarah Andriani, Kart-it Andriana, Mary Ankersheil, janet Arnold, In Dalene Ash- by. Becky Sue Asling, Mahala K. Babcock, Wanda Bachrnan, Suella Baggett, Denise Baker, Lynda Baker, Rosalind Bar- ber. Carol Lynn Barr, Karen Bat- tertnn, Sharmelyn Bell, Susan Bell, Susan Kay Bellingham- sen, Gail Bellrnon. Ingrid Bennett. Linda Bennett. Ann Betts, Cayle Bicket, Vickie Biol:- lord, Barbara Black, Karen Blanc-hard. Kathy Bocox. Diana Cale Bolton. Virginia Bougher, Nicki Bounds, Deb- ra Bramlett, Judy Branch, Dorothy Braswell, Carol jane Brazil. Carol Brewer, Barbara L. Bruch, Lizbeth Brydges. Vic- kie Burditt, Sharon Burpo, Betty Campbell, Karen Can- trell. Paula lean Cantrell. Cindy Caporal, Vicki Casey, Carol Cecil, Karen Champ, Carol Elizabeth Chandler, Vickie Clodfelter. Sandra Coble, Mona Cohl- rnia, Belinda Cole, Martha Collier, Beth Collin, Sharon Collins, Janice Conley. Cathy Corbin, lane Ann Cor- coran, Sara Cordis, Sharon Marie Cordis, Jeanne Cort- right, Ittdith Cox, Carolyn Cross. Brenda Cupp, lean Curry, Ieanne Cutillo, Pamela Dale, Diana Davidson, She-re Da- vidson, Kathy Davis. Marcia Davis, Dotty Kaye Defoe, Pam DeVore, Patricia Dillherg, Dixie Dobbs. Leah Duggan, Jimmie Duncan. We n+z jzmim lizmm. Judith Eillfbll, Dizxm' lilliutt, Linda lillioll. l.llL'f Ellis, Mairy jam' I-Qlli., Sumn lfndrcs. lylilflil limi. .l2lI'lll'f' lfzirr. Pr-ggy Farris. lh-lwcc-ra lfvrgu- vm. Rita l:llZgI'I'2llLl. Ijilllf xlU2lI1 lililil, Dixie lfulzffulugcn. ,lzmvl l'-HI'C'hlt'I, Pamela lfm- Ivr. lllhCl'l'51l Ann l:lALlSl1Ol'. Re-lm lfullvr, llmisn- Clzlnclev. luliv cl2ilf'l'. Namvy Clay. Vlzlvglzlrvt Ullzm, Cljllllllil Clilwm, linda Clillwpiv.-. iluylv Clilnlfmre. Cfzmvlyn Qllzncldm-ra, Roszu1nc Cllrwer. Vlurilyn Clrvllllfiv. Nam-5' cl1'iUllClNlXK, Cl4'r11'x'il-xv clhlldllldfl, Susan flramhzxm. linda cll'2lYl'K'. Marg Clfily. jug-lyn Ura-e11xx'1:rmcl. 1:11101 Clrillln. judiih Urillln, ljlilllil Grim- Ld , ' -': ' , f fi 7111 4 -. 5 -V ' LIIUXX' '. I' wrim' vullgrr , ,' '15 Im: Hagar nc r.: f . dIllXI1 IJl1NKI'Nl6N cg, x im nc P41111 In Cfmdlx H msrln Sanclri H m vn 2 M. w,,a1a, ..w:ew2:'2- Q sv lf z Vx Yi f- , S A! 4 HBUXHFEMV' W if 'R l x , 49 I . 1- 42 J ,I A Q lf. , Q 'Q 5 i- ' :Linea- Q-. 5 l Ax ml J .. , ,V I 3, ,,,. A K M H , Q 52 A Q J. 4 W l l LM krrk 5 gf . , A 5 - I n .A x A A - , 7,5 5 Q . - ,. . . ,5 55 f lm? . W , TN f I, , 1 E ,. .I LT Jax I .2 3 . .443 -4, -, ,,,. I ' J , , KY -V I - 5, ,k,V I, 14, K 'w .gf . '. 1 ,, R, , , ,, , ' v l J .. 3 ' is 1-V if K V. , I V N . . 0 M m gsifvj gg Lv, 1' vi my x if - jx h l llfu' must pcrpulm' limo ll pmxccl In lm- llw rclurn 11' lmm ll lmrcl mlm ful 1-las lmcl il lrlvmllv lvltvr in ilu lN2llll7!lX. fi X eff - :- - .... H fl ml 'gi Q -fi? . t , I L at f A E 1 f r r we rrr M- . S n tl 5 yr ,ax t , K ' L tag fa 1' A i f f :1111 Q ,, i ff , Q.:, 2: , K.: l ' T Q ' L, LA., W '- at VIZA g 1 K E ASLI. vtl V.:, g is .. . y it? 'A-,,: ,534 , f i l e ' ii., J . as , y Q ,. i I L ii i I zliig' , r k 0 . - 1 f': H77-+1 .V ' E? ,I VV,, ff' - v I r ':.A. ,,,' 1 is A ffl ri K ' X ,V Xl: .s j' 9 799' :M K ' -fir ,T ' 1, ,f -1 f' ' . a , ' M. 1 ml f.. 3' 9 -Q. , g gf5 'f 5 jx, sr' tra- , 5, 1 .UN 3 ' df ' L: .gn . S 2 fi A S Q E 7 K X5 ' A f . f ,,. QQ s , - mn -JS fr L S is -19 2 s i , 'K X is AX 1 .. ah 'ix Xl gi S i S5 my S x .W 4 3 Q lv . , .,. ,ix rf ' I e . tiki' ik ffm 'll i v W- Q ss. ' :WSH ,.a ' s Wenrz Cerri Hanten, Linda Har-V mon, Barbara Harris, Ianice Harris, Raylene Harrison, Sharon Hauser, Lindy Hay- ton. Sue Hazlewood, Crystal Hed- ges, Kathryn Hellen, Frances Hendrix, Mary Hendrix. Clarisse Henson, Linda Her- bert. Phyllis Herriage, Iean Hera ring, Susan Carol Hight, Susan Hogan, Elaine Hol- ston, Margot Homsey, Ioyce Hong. Linda Hood. Ianis Hopkins, Frances Horn, Cynthia Horse Chief, Charlotte A. Hubbard, Debra Hudson, Mary Huff- man. Charlotte Hughart, Mary Hunter, Sharon Hutchison, Carla Icks, Iudy Ann Irey, Geletta Irvine, Clara Ianette Iennings. Ian Elaine Iohnson, Milo lean Jones, Stephanie Iones, Betty Ioy, Nancy Ioy, Mary Ioyner, Darla Kohn. Rita Kehr, Susan Keller, Susan Kenny, Norma Kerns, Iacklyn Ketchum. Linda lean Ketchum, Kathy Kilgrew. Terry King. Janice Kirkwood, Vivian Klaus, Kay Klint- worth, Beverly Ann Knight, Sheila Kopke, Charlotte Ann Kramer. Brenda Kay Krittenbrink. Pamela Krittenbrink, Sandra Krone, Nancy Kruger, Donna Lacki, Le Etta F. Landis, Gloria Lane Linda Legrange, Sandra Lewis, Malissa Lile, Valerie Lindsey, Susan Linn, Helen Low, Linda Lykins. Marian Maharas, Vicki Maltsbergcr, Emma Maxwell, Carolyn McAfee, Sandra R. McBride, Veta l.. McClure, Betty McCollum. We n+z Diana VleCuy, lifddy Me- Elvany. Donna Mt-Gill, Sharla McKay, Sue Mt'- Nlahan, Maureen NlelVlaster, ' ii Ie-anne NIL-Pherren. lairraine N'leReynulds, Pa- tricia Meek. Diana Meteall, julie Meyer. Lynn Elizabeth Miles, loyee VVancla Miller, Rnherta Miller. Linda Mitchell, Lisa Mize, Linda Sue Moak, Pamela Nluherly, Heelcy Mock, Suaie Vlnnres. Kathleen Morgan. Mary Mnrgarl, Carol lVl4n'ris. Sandra Mouser, Dawn Moyer, Susan Vlullina, Elayne Mura- IGI. Paula Nlusvin. Diana Ne'snn, Phyllis Nel- son. Rosalyn Nicholas, Inella Niehnlx. Sandra Kay Niteher, Rebecca ,lean Nix, Pamela N4lI'ill. Kathleen Ann Nntley. Rose- mary Alana Novey, Keith Oakley, Del Olim, Sheila Onsgard. Christine Ushnrn. Dianna Parltening. Niary A. Parrott, Durnthy Patriek. judy Peterson, Suxan Phillinw, Toni Pi, Gerry Camilla Pinkston, Carolyn Pops. Rosa Powers, Beverly Pru- clrnn. Karen Pruet, Karen Purwell. Paeverly Quinclt. Linda Quinlan, Mary Ann Quinlan. Uehnrah Rainey, Cheryl Rantlall. leannie Rasar, Shawl Rawlings. Gyyendrmlyn Reid. Cynthia Rhatigan. Sue Elaine Rl-hards. Susan Riuhartlf, Debra Rich- ardwn. Christine Rikli, Kath- ryn l.ee Roherts, Sherri Dale Roherts. l,ynn Rnhinxmi. Suzanne Rnhimnii. Diane Rueers, llarhara Roth. jenny Rueker, Deborah Rutt- man. Kathleen Ryan, Teresa Santlerw, laniee Savage. ! ,f f We 'iii if 1 ,, at X , 2 1 A had F sf E sg X 1 .1 . V . E 1 .2 me . P wr - kr 1 Q W xp ,Z ii, l ig ' at g iz N, ith? ri fri- Z 3 VVVL rAAVWIA k V K x u P ei e - , ttt Q if ' -Q. 4' 2, P '-YF 31 ii I .1 4 .V 3... E r ff 1 . X ..v. Y! fi ' 5? 4 1 465. A - wwf f . , R i ju - W mi JK I link ig.. ft ,i W in, i 1 ,, 5 J. cf., A 4- . T2 , Q 213 we K il 40 S . . ii e f E wif . 1 P' -' 3 r , fe -Z' f. if J if P X -, he at ir.t 34 K, , r ii 'Vi i' N .a ,il a ,fr 4, ,, t ' -ezr 5 . .... A B-4 t if- 4, A :ii Ii A A we r l dQtt Tl 'im v A gt fr t ,K 5 it A, f --3 , ta' 3, ,. X kr --. :W v A f aw 5 ae. it ar nh K .Q Q. aa, 2 fre- tv U s tt Wg? , 'NP' I ..-ff: Q . diff: V 1, wr t 5 T i 'wb I i , t ! A A if, 1 -nf'-4' -'lu an 1' X -. fa 1 Q J ,tv W ,s 5 x Q 1 4 . ww 3' WM' ...t E ag t t , ,nz .1-.N , A ,L ,,,, 3 'V K H I .ii , 4 .,:.. wg, V .- , 2 K -- . mg 5 ff K tt gkwjftg, it it , - 3 338 wif s v iv' -.' M , an in im 'f 'af 1 ,T A , at . , gp:-Y I LE: ' 4 i a :ii , git! ., f 'V 65' ie, NFL' E -ry ' -.,. if X t Wenlz Pamela llyt Seantling. Gail I. Sehwamb, Suzan Scott, lanet, Shaw. Cindy Shriver, lo Simmons, Susan Skinner. Betty Slatnans, Graeeann Sliger, Mieltie Sloan, Carol Smith, Connie Smith, Shirley Smith. Stephanie Smith. Susan Smith, Taffy Smith. Karen Smola, Carol Snethen, Terry Snodgrass, Karen Snyder, joy Soules. Cloria Sowaids, Maryann Spitznas, Rita Spoon, Judith Stafford, Mary Stalnaker, Margaret Steele, Lynda Stephens. I-oyee Stivers, Virginia Stock- ton, Beth Stogner, Sandra Strong, Jana Stroud. Cheryl Ann Suenram, Maurine Swain. Ienniler Taylor, Linda Taylor, Orla Ann Taylor, Margaret lillen Tener, De- lores Thomas, Rebecca Thomas, Dinah lean Thoma- son. Diane Thom pson, Melinda Thrasher, Kathleen May Tolle, Laura Townsend, Carol Trenlield, Jeannette Triagalet, Toya Trumbly. Linda Tucker, Mary C, Vaananen, Cheryl L. Van Burkled, Susan Vance, Ianene Vandeventer, Susan Wagnon, Brenda Walker. Ianie Walker, Nancy Walker, Sandra Walker, Rebecca Vilallaee, Paulette Wamego. janet VVarehime, Virginia Warren. Vicki VVatson, Barbara jean Weeks, Merla VVells. Mar- garet White. Melyn Whit- well, Carol Wilson, Carol Wilstin, Elizabeth lean Wolff. Rita Woodrell, ley, Eliza beth Yadon, Cathy Young, Peggy Ma1'ie Yunlier. Barbara Wor- Wrede, Dixie Yetter, Helen You ng. Rose Parker Hall Parkc-:r's Residents Played Roles in S'ruden+ Affairs Parker Hall residents took an active part in all phases of student government both campus- wide and nationally. Men served as represen- tatives to the Model U.N. and National Resi- dence Hall Association conference held in Ne- braska. For Homecoming competition, the men contributed their architectural talents to the complex of Scott and Wentz in constructing a house decoration. Parker participated in the area of community service by sponsoring and coaching two little league basketball teams in Stillwater. President Don Gregory led Parker as the group made their entry in the first in- dependent group in Spring Sing. A 'quiet afternoon never meant relaxation for Parker desk clerks. They could always find a job that had to be done for the hall. -E 3 it :,, we -,,. ,A I Z A ' 41 i - ' - K-. 3 2: to , ,, u to .s .. ig . f is R A' Parker Iames Adams, David Allred, David Anderson, Marshall Ault, Gary Back, Richard Banks, Glen Base. Bradley Becton, Dennis Bell. Harold Benham, Robert Thomas Betts, Barry Bierig. Michael Birkes, Gary Bollen- hach. Brad Brickell, Phillip Bush, Michael Butehen, Buddy But- ler, Iames Francis Cain Ir., Iohn Casey, Lloyd Grant Cramer. Tim Crimmins, Kerhy Crow- ell, Iimmy Cunningham. Wendell Custer, Iames Dean- gelo, Steve Dennis, Don Donaldson. Kenny Duhoise, David Dum- bleton, Steven Ealick, Iim Ellis, Williain Ellis, Iohn Essary, Dale Estep. john Edmund Fair, Stephen Fenderson, Douglas Fisher. Michael Fisher, Stanley Flet- cher, Mark Ford, Ronald Frye. Neil Garrison, Iames Gately, Barney Ghiglieri, Ernie Gill, Troy Gilleland, Wesley Good- son, Roger Gose. Stephen Graham, Don Edward Gregory, Robert Dion Grissom, Ierry Grove, Kevin Gullette, Charles Haley, Iohn Edgar Haley Ir. Mark Hamilton, Daniel Har- din, John Harp, Robert Harris, Bailey Haug, Donald Hayes, Rex Heintz. Ieflery Hogner, john Huska, Rex Ishmael, lack Keck, Charles Killam, David Kinde- man, Steven Klinnert. Parker Robert Kramp, Kenneth Lam- berth, Harold Lawson, Lewis Logan, George Long, Iames Looney. James Douglas Mann. Bruce McAfee, Thomas Edward McMurtry, Steve Mee, Larry Miller, William Moore, Terry Morgan, Stuart Mut. Harold Myers, Ralph Luding- ton Naylor, Mark Neer, David Newsom, lim Nichols, Rich- ard Nissen, Walter Nowaelci. Mack Osborne, Max Ott, Ken- neth Pearson, Michael Pepper, Dennis Phillips, David Pow- ers, Richard Pregler. Ion Quisenberry, Ted Reese, Claud Reese HI, Terry Reeves, Michael Roberts, Clyde Rob- inson. Teryl Rorabaugh. Richard Ruder, Malcolm Shaw, Iames Sheehan. Phillip Sheehan, Larry Shepard, Alfred Smith, Donnie Smith. Larry Smith, Eldon Snowden, Kenneth Snowden, Douglas Speakes, Thomas Stewart, Frank Strozier. Larry Swales. Kenneth Tatyrek, Danny Thomas, Ronnie Toler, Char- les Turner, George Twilley, Dick Vallandingham, Nico- laas Vanvonno. james Vaught, Max Venard, Kelly Vick, Larry Walker, Arthur Watson, Gary Lavan Watson, William F. Whisen- ant. Kenneth Whited, Charles Willis, Everett Wollenberg, Gary Wortham, Bruce Yaney, Ioseph Yoder, Samuel Yost. s, , .. s r, ,at T, S x, y .1 ,tr ix W, ,.a xi ,V -f :gt - Q, .. ,: , 4 t 1 . t N, ,,,. W , 'r t ,ss fat Af, i i - ,f.. QWT -sf Q G - Ji, .' r if if Q88 .af 5' .- , ,' ,gf ar gf- r ' fi v 3 f . Q-gp 5 at lj i 34I Scott Hall Scott Hall Contributed lnterlnall Library to Complex Scott Hall men established better relations within their living complex of Wentz and Parker by sponsoring an interhall library. Faculty-student communications improved through discussions at receptions held in the dorm. Profits from sandwich sales to residents served as Scott's contribution to the Stillwater March of Dimes campaign. Photo equipment was acquired for the hall,s photography club. 'SlVlurderer,s Rowv provided entertainment as the movie shown to residents, as well as dance hours held in the complex cafeteria. An open- house program initiated by the men proved to be a successful innovation. After classes are over for the day, Scott Hall residents relaxed in the quiet atmosphere of the loungc to watch TV. ScoH' Paul Ackerman, David Alcorn, Mark Allen. Rick Armstrong, Larry Ashford, Robert Ault, Iohn Bannovvsky. jack Battle, Melvin Beyer, Wayne Beyer, Charles Bixlcr, john Bone, Ronald Iidxvin Borgtnan. Raymond Gene Brady. Gary Breisch, Rick Bryant. Richard Burman, Iarnes Cald- wcll. Dave Calhoun, Ronnie Leon Carr, Paul William Claar H. William Coker, Steve Cotton, Roger Couch, Gary Cox, Randall Crumley, David Daniel Ir.. Chuck Reed Daugherty. Iaines Davidson, James Day, Alan Devries, Barry Dodson, Garrett Duke. Richard Ellis, Darrell Lee Fales. Rohert Gene Farnan, Gary Fleming, Terry Fruits, Gerald Gahlc, Steven Gallagher, Mark Ganer, Iohn Gelders. Dale Glimp, Mark Gregory, Kenneth Hanchey, Michael Harris, Wally Harris, Richard Harvey. Ricky Hefner. a y r avr A A . 9 , ,. .r y ,:'a, . ' f ra a . ia . Li l in - ' W ' ':... r r xg .2 if A A 2. D 1'.f .- A A rl 2. L s ccttr d G . V. yV 4. Q A Charles Leroy Henry, Charles , i V , E . M . V liiil Herbel, Raymond Hoad, Roh- ' '. ' VV t . ix. ' X ert Horton, Paul Huth, Curtis A . V . l, 55: L 'E I V Q, Lee Iaekson, William Ferry . V I 1 In '-1',, Izmtzen. ii VV A ,V ' V ' . s It john Johnston, Nik Jones, Vw fV V 5' ' Gordon Karher, Gary Kelton, i , 5. , 7 Ned A. Kessler. Iohn Klinck, - Don Kramer. , VVQI if - I i , - , A I 535-se. 4 it :V A - ' lr '+V P i f jay Kruska. Gregory Owen T ' in V ' , Leskela, Hedrick Lewellen, f u ' V V V , . 'A - A William Lewis, Russell Lloyd. . VE' to QQ mf- . 5 , V LX, it i': if G-.23 V Kenneth Long, Richard Alan 'ti' if Q ' VV Longley. -',. 1 I is 15 .7 t' ' ' , ,I , 5-'25, Eric Ludernan, David Ma- 3 A Q -, ,fi ' haffay, Vaughn Marshall, Qu- ' VV, T H jf Clyde Martin, Rohert Martin, A V, K? W ' ' J 'i ,D Steve Martin. . 1- V , . , rsrrr in Q A ra 4 343 sa Wh 'K t fa? W my 5 1 WW 3 Y, A x r ' l TV fs ? V I of fr , ri' - .aw ft in 'r 5,55 ti KL: ' with , .i sy' , ,Q X , . ' '. 's if . . 5 't A place to meet friends and relax was provided Scott men in the first floor living room. 344 , L A J si 51+ 04 A .1 gt ut U . .vp I, ar. u l L in me ' , 1, I . , . ' T, .,,,,, if ut. M f 1 if X L. iw AE I n if .qw A at is , fl ina 3 Ale .. I .1 -. ff s , li? - .-S. a rr 4 mv 's E aaa, O9 ,Q , , A h .. 4 'vp' 'H in Y , r 4-sa s an T 7 4 rr lr 4' we G af M f r , ,r f,,,, r tar F! , ,ff A ri ii . Hvzf L illi S ScoH Mark Matli, Iohn McCormick, Roger Lee McCoy, Phil Meier, lim Messall, Stephen Michael, Richard Morrow. William Muncil. Don Mun- son, Jerry Murphree, Clifton Naifeh, Frank Wesley Nelson, William Neubauer, Donald O'Hanlon. Patrick Ottis, Douglas Parr, Bobby Poole, Gary Pope, james Reneau, Lindley Reu- bin, lim Reynolds. Gary Roberts, Robin Roberts, Ronald Rosenbaum, james Allen Rosson, William Rowe, James Sanders, Leo Max Schone. Vernon Schubel, lawrence Smith, Stephen W. Spleth, Larry Stanbery, Iohn Stein, Carl Stephens, Ierry Suggs. Forrest Thompson, Richard Tomlinson, Donald Lee Turvey, Lary Wadley, Kirk Washburn, William VVeiss, Danny Wells. Thomas Wells, David Vifhor- ton, Denny Widener, Richard Wilson, james Lawrence Wood, james Yang, Ieflrey Yellen. Willham-Twelve Story Complex r C' W Ugly Man Contest Sponsored by Willham-I2-Story One of the first assignments for the com- bined government of the Willham-Twelve- Story Complex entailed writing a new consti- tution. Completed in December, the new con- stitution was the second written by the com- plex concerning the establishment of complex living and government. For the best cafeteria decorations and the best student participation during Homecoming, VVillham-Twelve-Story was awarded the Western Day Trophy. Hal- loween entertainment included a spoolc show for the residents. Other social activities plan- ned by the complex were an Ugly Man Con- test in which the winner was announced at a complex dance and a cartoon show. An alumni reception was also sponsored by the complex. The complex of Willham-lil Story held many functions, including cvcning dance hours Iieaturing well-known student bands. SWT! ga ., Taft' A .asf K',: r ,fa -2 . Q A l N L-A. z 3,552 Q ,gt --., : rt rt H .5 r A , xF tl -- - I . ll . , . , , 1 W I as Yi ri 5 i i , Y A U a ug, :fig ., A few 5 lf 5 ai -F x fs- 1 ' 'H , Q 5 ,, at at 14 r t tu, , . ,E Hi l . S t X 1. YL H if ., 1? . .., f 'fe' 5.5 Y . jf. ff . ' - V ' 1- Q Q :sf 'Li X JP 4. -5, 5:5 3- f Lift , A ,. ae M 1... ,,, ,, G. 'la A 1 ' 2 if f . - te' '- ' 54.24 1 W Q ' T r .. .P c 3 t ' Z it'T??L?.114. Q. r W ' ' f ' 1 ,Qi AL, , .gee I ., A. I A Zi f ,- J - . S- 1 ' Q. 2 i t 'wh-wr . ' ':,, 5- - f -f.- xr' ,gig ',,-f I ,en g -1 I K , I at, if ' , rt E y hw W if 3 WK .Y LV , Win -nf . 2 'Q , t F 5. iv Y tg' i t ry M 258 -W, at 12 Q 8 f ..., lj, in . 1... . ha X, B t av X ., 31 fa 51? as . .. L5 3' at t in .. 1. , NWA' siwfl-A-, at ' 2 as . at i ml 4 S4 Willl-nam Carla Adams, Patricia Ahrns- brak, Sandy Akins, Karen Alexander. Wilnia Iean Alex- ander, Bet-ky Allen, Pain Allison. Cathy Ames, Vicki Andrew, Bethany Andrews, Iudy Ans- paugh, Shirley Ardery, Paul- ette Arkle. Dawn Armstrong. Wanda, Armstrong, jean Arnold, Indy Austin, Susan Babb, Dale Baeon, Gwen- dolyn Bailey. janet Bailey. Deborah Baker, Mary Baker, Renee Barker, Kitty Barkley, Morita Bateman, Susan Best, Connie Bevers. Teresa Birks, Debbie Bishop. Iudith Bixler, Betty Blake, Carol Blakemore, Betty Boehm, Karen Boggs. Sheila Boston, Pamela Bos- well, Sandy Bowman, Linda Boyle, Carol Braden, Louise Braun, Nladelyn Brecken- ridge. Margaret Breland. Grants, Wanda Brents, Nita Bridwell, Mon- ica Brock. Melissa Brookey, Iane Brooks. Frances Viveca Donna Brown, Ginger Brown, Kathryn Brown, Betsy Brownfield, Karen Bryden, Iudith Buckner, Diane Buett- ner. Terry Billard, Kathleen Burdge, Marilyn Burton, Cathy Butler, Veroniea But- ler, Ianet Byrd, Iudy Cagle. Barbara jaekie Cameron, Campbell, Susan Campbell, Sherre Cantwell, Carmaek, Sally Susan Carman, Elizabeth Carman. Ieanne Carpenter, Phyllis Carpenter, Lyn Carrington, Emilee Carter, Linda Case. Christie Castle, Marilyn Cliaat. lean Childress. Vicki Click. Rose Cohlmia. Pamela Cooper. Suzanne Cooper, Donna Coover, Shirley Cox. Rhonda Crenshaw, Phyllis Crews. Marilyn Croslin. Susan Crowder. Clyclezin Cul- hreath. Cynthia Culley. Vickie Cummings. Beverly Cunningham. Kathy Cunningham, Ian Curl. Catheryn Curtis, Cindy Daily. Martha Daniel. Shirley Darsley. Ianice Dehruhl, Claudia Deer. Pamela Delling, Teresa Dempsey, Paula Denton. Holly Dim-ken. Dianne Doug- lass. Margaret Dow. Sherrie Dowdy. Mary Ann Drotning. Patricia Dryer, Colleen Dues- herry. Glenna Dumler. Wil- etta Durnherger. Elaine Fastman. Cly nadee Fdxxards, Ian Fisenbeis, Joyce Flliott. Linda Ellis, Cynthia jewel Fmt-ry. jaequelyn Fstes. Carol Fvans. Io Hanna Ewing. Kathy Fast, Reber-ea Fees. Susan Ferguson, Sandra Fine. Beatrice Finley. ., -iv 3, 4 W' Q . ,. ,,,.. V . it '- , i . --.,-: f y., , L - M ,. V. 1 W i K ' ti ' ,. E: ,. Y 5 fT af ii A 55 , an .. ay: -A.-3' y ' H ' i . ' 'er ' I A sg . Q. t ..,, is ig , i e iis - 4 ii I 4 .KW wa rg at :Q J ,,,,.t,, m y Ii l I it lizu r ,. i t , ,, x rktir ,,-, A F -A '41- lxxo stulents at Vifillhani Hall displayed this sign to clue thi- houtsidi- world in on their leelings ol living in a clortnitorv for the hrst time, 347 , y .M V- ri if its iowa 55,5 , I ., tt . -Q A 6 I I ... if 'X Jw. W. X tif, Q ,snr W . gif f . 'ti W' 1 V 1 i9 i re ' a r e i ke--2-f A :i i I, nuff . , , . Via? i ' .. 3 . Aa., . f ,. ,-sta, , fx - ' f lfi , f - vm- a . xsisaf .-.:-L- via-,,1' ,. Nw 1 it ' TEE, . aah' t 2 1 J L . E 'Q Maur, fi- . it 5' ir if S 4 Q .,, A' ' ff' ' Q af? . ff ,.K,,,,. a Q in M A ft' 5 , .4 , N V n- 'hi U 348 D .q ' ' if T . ..s,Q, - P .... i ' -5, ,V 4 ,, . 4 Qhl: I A , ' E ., W 4 'tif - ' t . li 'k, ,,,kh M ,,.4 , l .eff , hi, 1 j,,:: . A ,A I f f. M . X Q f:.. Sf ' Y ., ,,,.. ,V ia, M 5 . . ta, 'ii' lr Z ji sf ' ft A? an me , , k, ,,,.v ,W Z, N-.Q K .. K r, K J t ff' Ja' ft Q W at 'v-, , -: S ' n, ' 'V :JS K Lf-' : ' ,- A' 1? i: W y by t , .Z 2 Wi! Willham Gloria Fishel, Donna Fitch, Tamara Fitch, Debbie Fleak, Iola Floyd, Iann Floyd, Di- anna Flynn. l.aura Flynn, Linette Fogley. Debby Ford, Kathy Forman, Gay Fox, Janice Freeman, Diana Friek. Vicky Fugate, Iudith Fuksa, Sherrie Fuller, Phyllis Garri- son, Debbie Geitgey, Iodie George, Peggy George. Iudy Gilliland, Paula Gladd, Marcia Goff. Sally Good, Susan Goodspeed, Sharon Goodwin, Marcia Gore. Io Green, Mary Green, Bev- erly Suzanne Greene, Cherry Gregg, Sheila Griflith, Wanda Griffith, Elizabeth Guest. Amy Gustavson, Margaret Hadley, Patricia Haibel, Susie Hake, Sharon Hall, Beverly Hamilton, Iudith Hampton. Virginia Hampton, Kathy Hancock, Barbara Harlow. Ladonna Harris, Tahama Harris, Patricia Hart, Phyllim Hatfield. Anita Hawkins, Donna Haynes, Rose Hazaleus, Mary Hazeldine, Jaime Helton, Ianet Helton, Farlin Heltzel. Dian Henderson, lean Hen- drix, Linda Hendrix, Barbara Hepner, Marilyn Hepner, Re- becca Herehberger, Deborah Hcusel. Natalie Hewitt, Stephanie Hewitt, Patricia Hill, Sandra Hill, Carol Hinton, Susan Hobbs, Donna Hobson. Marie Hogsett, Rita Hohen- herger, Martha Holcombe, Janis Holland, Susan Hol- land, Lyndelle Holmes, Carole Hone. Willham Kathy Honea, Barbara Hoob- ler, Nanette Hooper, Gret- chen Hoover, Nikolette Hop- kins, Cheryl Horn, Linda Horton. Christy Howells, jackie Hun- ter, Brenda Hutchison, Vicki Ilari, Donna Irvin, Karen Irwin, Patricia Irwin. Bonnie Iackson, Sherry Iacoby, Vicki Iaines, Linda Iensen, Linda Iewell, Mary Ann Iohnson, Vicki johnson. Brenda jones, Carla Iones, Nancy jones, Robin jones, Iudy Iudkins, Mary Kallal. Kathleen Kaullman. Terry Kellum, Iudy Kennett, julie Kennon, Regina Kenny. Deborah Ketner, janet Kil- kenny, Ruth King. Christine Kingdom, Christine Kinser, Sherry Kinzer, Shen- ista Kisey, Pamela Kisinger, Sharon Knox, Kathryn Koenie. Vickie Kraft, Dortna Kucera. Debi Kuhlmann. janis Kusch. Rebecca Labahn. Patricia Lackey, Deborah Laforce, l fi, 3 f ri: , ' i 'sie V we - , . 1 : :' I A ' I , A I ? Q 'E 15 1 t Q . , 1 ,Q ' -... f B ff r,,- f t , l V A r f -wa at r .- rr e A i i c t V . i W , r . N. ,N 3 M vb x K it ii' tw tv- ,JW 3 ., fe 1 . I M W, ,B .i ,.,,. V The adioining lounge ol' the Willharn-l2 Story dormitory provided a quiet place for these two students to catch up on current events. 349 Aiilli . ,ear-' , ,fJC A L 't x in fr If 5 Z, V. Q I 2. A A , E S 3 as- t eww 6.1 .5 1, 4: ,wr -iff ,,, .fu .V we ,ax il WWW.- 350 snag ,.. .:,,:EA , ?i J , HTF ra a 4, ,1 -aaa QQ, 44 .L Q ,L I tj V, ,F ' Ei? Zap? aff ,fQggaga,, ,, A VJ ASEE! il gil . ' f . ::f .xt X H 'L to 'K , ' 7 . - .agaa W. 9 eff, H P i f 5 an fl! 1 t ' at 994 nw S , -af ,, X Alla!! i I., W? me t gp, ..s J .R Z , 1m x.,, t 51 .. . Ji, , - ,E J t ,ta 5, , xr' X 1 i , Q' iii ft., R? ., , , Y and ,QM R 'at eq , s iiQi :-' iwe? we ,I , 'lf-3 iii j l ike V : V -1 in ' ,,.. Q: , , Gr gg Wa tw, t4jlMtI 5 X t t rn s , . n fit iff J mm.' xr . ' .f 4 mf' ,, , ,-h, 3 1,3 ,Q .tv few ia. J ag ua' I t , 35'M 5,' -. Q., I I A, ' t 1 J-me-' . WJ, 3 . Vk W sr ' . ',,,, 'l V ' .. -Y ., 4 in f 'wi PM -, gafafx P 2 --r,7i,,':4 f A P J!! VVmham Leslie Lamb, Sharon Lamb, Dede Landrum, Sheila Law- ler, Cindy Lawson. Anita Lawyer, Peggy Layman. Paula Leath. Lynne Lee, Dehorah Leon, Debra Leslie, Billie Lewis, Doris Cene Lewis, Janet Linde. Lucille Little, Janice Livesay, Jean Locke, Sally Logan, Sue Logan, Catherine Long, Melva Long. Kathy Loots, Vicki Lovett, Cathy Low, Barbara Lyons, Marlene Magrini, Patsy Man- love, Patricia Maples. Sue Mason, Linda Massad, Judy Massey, Phyllis Massey, Ruth Maueh, Sandra Max- well, Linda Mayfield. Pamela Maylield. Linda Mays, Martie McCain. Cathy Mt'Cart, Jennifer Johnston, June McCharen, Judy MC- Clenny. Dorothy McDaniel, Linda Lee MeDaniels, Deborah Mc- Donald, Norma Mc-Elwee, Cathy Melferron, Cheryll McGlasson, Anita Mcllowen. Patricia McGraw, Judy Mc-- Intosh, Sharon Mclntyre, Christina McKillip, Kathy MeLendon, Darlene Mc- Mahan, Pamela McMahan. Patti McMahan, Nancy Me- Millan, Billi McPherson, Susan MCVey, Melinda Mears, Margaret Menendez, Cindi Mertz. Dianne Miller, Mary Miller, Glenda Mitchell, Sharon Mitchell, lna Moles, Linda Montgomery, Marcy Mont- gomery. Mary Moore, Sherri Moore, Kathy Morrison. Jacquelyn Morter, Terri Mosier. Cheryl Moyer, Nancy Mueeke. Willham Nlivht-le Nlurta, Jeanie Muzik, Vlarili n Nlyvrs, Karlcnc Vlyhro, Cfamlict' Naileh, janv Nash, Nancy Navrath, Ouicla Nc-ish. rflixalwth Nt-xxton. l.incla Ne-wtorl, Nanry Nivhols, Dawn Nov, Shawn Noland, film-nna Norman, Retha Nor- ris. Karen lNlurtlxrucl llianc Norton, Gayle Norton, l.inda Nunnt-lvy, Sally O'- 'I'onle. Pam Ulfrlrich. Sandra Onsgard. Cathvrimr Otcy, Cindy Owens. Pamela Paw, jennifer Padcn, Deborah Paine, lilla Parker, Linda Parker, Shari Partain, Elizabeth Patterson, Kathy Patti-rson. Phyllis Pattvrson. Vic-toria Pvarson, Susan Perry, Phyllis Phelps, Nancy Phipps, Dannv Pierre. Mary Pinslxi, Nancy Pitcovk. Suzvtie Pot-. ,luliv Pollock. Vicki Posvy, Virginia Poxwll. Ellen Propst, Sara Purtlc, lan Rainwater, Sandra Rannnr. Cathy Ramsey. licvurly Rauch. Carol Rawlings, Doh- orah Recd. Patricia Reilf, jeaniv Rcnlirow, Suv Rens- wld. Rolvlvyn Re-ussvr. Dolly Rcynolds, Gail Rhoadcs, Peggy Riley, judy Ritter, Anne Robinson, .Kathi Robinson, Kit Rohinson, Virkiu Rohinson. Kim Rocloll, janny Roulol- sen, justina Rohr:-r, Dt-horah Roof. Keri Rnsehroolc, Meri- lyn Rfmanfl, Clhvryl Rust-li. 'l'e'i'e'sa Russell. Vlclha Rylwr. Nit-olt' Schvl- lcr, Linda Solis-ut-lixer. Lois Schultz, Cynthia St-ott, Lorna Svanian, lllvrri Sollt,-rs, llc-lvn Shack. Vlary Sliavkvll'orcl. Dvboralt A. Sharp, joan Shaver, Ra- mona Slivllliainnier, Betsy Sha-rxxood, Susan Shi, Deh- orah Shinvi. Carol Shot-kley. if 1 . - -rx 1 l Q. ,,.,,,, .1 4.- X M. I R 4, 5' -97 if is ii. 3 W' '57 K ss NL 1 A -V - as A A fl , ii, . 1 . -- V- V-qv 'V , K ,lf 'ii ,..IE 5 .1 -.,. ..-. Q ,', ml, H Q E' , . ' n ' R -4 gglui .. i. ,vyn K A A - A t Ai it W . r s it , it if 5 i ,iss , i1 a if ,X i -7 ii :1 ' i . 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Ioyce Thomas, Lea Thomas, Sheryl Thomas, Deborah Thomp- son, Barbara Thoos, Rocky Thorne, Rita Tipton. Deborah Tower. Caylen Trent, Tobi Turner, Iuanita Tweedy, Gari Vache, jane Vale, Debra Van Arsdale, Dixie Van Nice. Merrie Varian, Nancy Vick- ery, Patricia Vickrey, Denyce Volger. Susan Waggoner. leannie Walfley, Iudy Walker, Marilyn Walker. Nancy Ward, Cathy Warner, Deborah Warner, Pat Was- son, Rhonda Watkins, Linda Webb, Cindy VVegener. Dicki Welker, Peggy Well- man, Phyllis Wells, Maribeth Wheatley, Sherry Whiddon. Debi White, Patricia Vtlhitc. Brenda Whitmore. Diane Wiemers, Dorlana Wilburn. Sally Wilcox. Diane Wil- liams, Indy Williams, Sandra Williams. Sandra Wise, Kathryn VVoli, Linda Wood, Debbie Woods, Birda VVorth, Susan Young, Kristen Zimmerman. I 2-S+ory Gary Adair, Grover Adams, Ronald Alexander, Charles Alsip, Iudson Arnold, Hugh Atkins, Ioscph Aycock. Robert Badcen, William Baker, Richard Ball, Gary Barnard, David Barnett, joel Barry, Kenneth Baughn. l.ynn Bcadles. Robert Beals. Thomas Beard, Robert Beck, james Begley, Terry Bt-ll, Richard Bennett. 1. l.. Bernhardt, Elmer Besh- ear, David Best, Dennis Bihy, David Black jr., Iimmy Blackburn, Iohn Blackburn. John Blaha, Timothy Boer- sma, William Bolton, Dane Bott, Richard Bova, Steve Boxvline, Don Bringaze Ir. Douglas Eugene Brinker, Franklin Briswe, Terry Lynn Brooks, Acton Brown, Bran- don Brown, Danny Ray Brown, Robert Brown. William Brown, Billy Bunn, Phil Burch, Ronald Burlison, Keith Burns, Gary Bush, Yves Cabana. Charles Cambern, Iames Can- trell, Steven Cantrell, Robert Carter, Greg Casey, Bill Caskey, Matthew Chew. Michael Christian, Richard Clark, Eddie Cole, Larry Cole, Kenneth Coleman, Terry Coleman, Steven Col- lyar. Glenn Combs, Bill Copeland, lames Copeland, Torn Cra- vens, Oren Curry, Iohn Dancer, Beryl Davis. Bill Davis. johnny Davis, Kerry Day, Bob Decker, Robert Delong, Carl Dewey, Robert Dibble. Q fav ,J 'Hr . 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Rulus Forrest, Charles Frank- enlield, Iay Franklin, Leon Frazier, Steven Frick, Billy Friggle, Richard Galatian. Steven Gardner, Iarnes Gayer, Danny Gazaway, James Guerin, Chester Gibbs. Gary Goforth. Pete Goltra. Alberto Gonzalez, Anwar Gopalani, Rudolph Gordon, Gray Graham. William Gray Ir., Larry Greenhavv. Tom Griener. Christopher Grilhn, Ioe Gross, Robert Hagenholi, Gregory Hale, Charles Hall, Gordon Hall, William Hall. Steve Hamit, Larry Harper, Michael Harper. Iirn Harri- son, Ierry Harwell. Steven Hatch, Daniel Hatfield. Steve Hauert, Philip Hayden, Keith Head, Kenneth Helton, Bill Hemphill, Steven Hen- dvrshott. Cliilord Hess. Charles Hesselbein. David Hicks, Monty Hoiisotnrner, Elvin Ilolub, Iarnes Holzler, Darrell Howard, Thomas Huflman Ir. Ion Hulsey, Craig Hunter, Michael Hunter, Richard Hunter. larnes Hutcherson, l.arrv Ille, David Iaelc. I 2-Slory hteve Iaeksrmn. lxarl jaenba. Stan latrrhwn. Danny jan- xxay. jerry lanway. Rnhert ltthnwn, linlwhy jones. Vlit-hael jmtem. Scott Innes, john lialhnller. Rick liayler. 'l'liumas Keller. Kenneth Kelly, llnshang l'. Kham- lvatta. Cltarlt-5 Nlivhael Kimball. Robert liirbt-liner, lim Kitt-h. Phillip Ray Kletlae, Steven Knuplen, Gary Kreie. Dale Ktttz. Robert Lair. Daniel Lamsun, Billy Landgral. Larry Langer Ir.. Robert Langford, Michel LaPlante. NW-5 Lavin. Stephen Lay. lumen Leach, jimmy Lewis. Tohy Lewis, Philip Lile, Paul Lindsay. Ronal Litsey. Gag Don Lung, Dnnald Longlellfm', Robert l.owrie, john Lundquist. Richard Lyles, Leonard W. Magnuson. Khnsni fVlahtlavi. joel Nlalahy. Asilt Malik. Chris Marshall, Johnnie Del- bert Marshall, William Martin. Robert Maschmeier, Williant Mathis. , , . , , I . .5 Q . fi . ,, ia! x rv A if f ,vu W, , .., . , .f . L Q, t . L 2'--' ii , 'V' L if rrii M . r r M 'l v , 'irf .... 1' 1, 3 U 7.. . . . , 1 ..- x I , S Q K, .cg V . . -. -: ,. :. X, j 4, 1 f 'MV llrx M : iiii lztitlittmasiit xttpptui Im' tht hmhuyx wax prmtiderl at 'i 4 pen rzlllx stlunscmrecl hx resi l dt-ntx ul Willliztrti-l2 Story earlx in the lntrthall wawzi 355 'L 3 41 , we , 5, ir'-9 WDM: 5 t ff? .- -: ,. -rf . 1. ' i . .y , .. a. .,., . 7 ,14:,.ii l , l ' fe .W E 'EF aw: aa , 3 M av . 1 , . ., Q Y 6 sul, ,, r -5 'rf b -fx ' . - ,. . If, ., it F, .. ., JM . .f-vb V - ' , lava f- I if ' if af af We Q r 5 W wi 1, . I 7 1: . M ' 1 W7 33 5, rl 9 wav? 7 . ia ,. in A. J x 'El' tr I 1 .r ff sf K 5 . 3.,,:,,. n f 2 if v V. M! W 5 .' A X 1 x as if sigma 8 fin-' L a a 5 f 5 it 'A' I2-S+ory Stanley Glenn Mays, Harold j. McAuley, jim McAuliff, Ronnie McCan, Neil McCoy, james Leon McDaniel, Rich- ard Allen McDonald. Gregory McGugin, Alan McLeod, Marcus McShan, Michael Means, William E. Merriman, john Meyer, Gary Micka. William Milbcrger, Michael Miller, Richard j. Miller, Dale Mitchell jr., john Mollet, Richard Monroe, Bob Morgan. Max Norris, William Rolfe Murphy, Michael Neely, Thomas Nelson, Michael Newberry, jay Newcomb, joe Neyer. jack Nicar, Charles Nichols, Stephen Nichols, james Nor- man, Glynn Norvell jr., Gregory O,Neill, Dennis Alvin O'Rear. Michael Oakley, Gaylau Oliver, james Oliver, Lindsey Oliver, Rickey Outhier, Mick- ey joe Overall, Scott Pallett. Steven Parr, Donald Partain, Larry Patrick, Douglas Pearce, Terryl Peck, john D. Perkins, john Plleegcr. Edward Phelan, Autry Phil- lips, Richard Phillips, Robert E. Poppe, Boyd Poteet, Paul Pratt, Mark Price. jerry Pritner, Gary Purcell, Michael Ramsey, Gilbert Ran- dall, Douglas Rather, Robert Rauck, jerry Robertson. Thomas Robinson, Arthur Rogers, Mel Root, Mark jay Ross, Douglas Rouse, Daniel Ruedy, Kyle Rusch. james Ernest Russell, Ronald Schroglt, Greg Schulze, Ran- dall Scott, Thomas C. Seebo. Robert Sterling Settles, Kelly Frank Shalfer. I 2-Slory George Shaw, Terry Shaw, Michael Shelton, Ioel Sherrer, Charlie Short, Don Siders, Ronald Singh-terry. Gregg Sinkbeil, Philip Sinnett, William Sixadon, Alan Smith, jerry Smith, Ray Smith Ir., Donald Sodoxx sky. Richard Sonnner, VVilliam South, Rick Spellnian, Lowell Sprague, Stephen Standlord, William Stealey, Iaines Stepp. Carl Dwane Stevens, Daniel Stevenson, Ludwig Stoeekl, Albert Storz Ir., Riehard Swales, Bill I. Swinnea, Charles Swinton. Ronald Tabor, Cary Don Taiaferro, Paul Michael Tal- ley, Richard Tas, james Tel- ford, Robert Tester, Iames Thomas. Hoyle Thompson, Ierry Thompson, Robert Thomp- son, Dennis Tierneier, Mich- ael Tinsley. Shundo Toka- shiki, David Torrey. Terry Traylor, james Tren- tham, Ccarld Duane True, Iohn A. Tundcr, Edwin Tur- ner, Rodney Tyler, Manfred Uekerrnann. Michael Valant, Henry Van Wye, Gregory Vann, Alan Voekrodt, james Vogel, Steven Voskuhl, Lawrence Wagner. lay Walker. Ioel Walker, Rickey Walker. Robert Walker, Brick Wall, Larry Warren, Lonnie Wat- kins, Steven Watson, Bill Watters. Ted Dexter Webb, Stephen Wells, Donald Wheeler, Elroy Wheeler, Dennis Whisen- hunt, Douglas Whisenhunt, Fred White. Clark Morgan Williams. Rex Williams, Iohn Wilson, Ioseph Wilson, Rodney Wil- son, Warren Wolf, Kenneth Wonderly, William Wooton, Lawrence Ray Zawieki. it r l -if ff- +P -R iw ,f ',,: it 5 L ,Q A, wr, f Y 5 iii ,., i .,,, the ' T K 4 -gn L ' . . , ..'A ,k v . Q -f r ,C ,,, EY W, , N .V K -f ,, 7 V bglltzz K -yt ts- EI' N Q 1 vvizv J ..,v fp.. r r s r ' .. S , 3 L 'X 4 ,,..,, f l 'ff' rs it 1 f r T . . s ' .Sift C R ... t - f ' We , f ,' fl 2 p -f I T L In f,,,r . it I ,L . A :,. . M Q E59 If .X -t S.. a T , ei 1 l ,, , , 3, ' -- Q ' V i w . .-'t ' ' r 4. .h Lv - r , S t I a ,. ., .. 1 . . . , , , l T T a C a , S-ea if ,. ,. , - V I. - V F , , .-. : .Y i A K kagrkkki N V Q-is A ' K ,. V .gi 1 - . , . :, , .V . , .QZA Q A I ib .. fag, C. p o - r Zq. L ? I , y L . . . 6.4 pi, M if.. a ' ? r sc e T i r ili't ,Q gqi .P A r f M 5 357 r ya if in in M ,, ii .V,, . ,J ii M 7 ' i- M 1. nb...-1m..1 .. f .HA A Y J KF J, -bn..n-q,,,,h-f 2 I-if-f , V ,. ,... it ,. ,. M, K Y ,Q uf nv i ff rf we 1 gm Tw at 'M- h f' M 1 . . ' ' ...,fi J . , af 1' 1 4? i 1 fr M s iw . 2 6 X 'af L , Xia, Y, , . f g 1 K Wie-t.'f'r' , .X , ,f 'mi f f fi ..-.,- rum. -A 1 I . ,k.k, WL Brumley Apartmenrs Brumley Aparimenrs Sponsored Firsr Bridal Forum Brumley Apartments boosted Homecoming spirit with Pride in Brumley Week, Novem- ber 3rd through 8th, The girls began the week by holding a Wildcat-fry and by designing door decorations portraying the Homecoming theme. Activities ended with the judging of the doors. Turkey was not on top of the list as far as Brumley residents were concerned, the girls celebrated Thanksgiving with a ham supper. Christmas activities included a tree decorating party. The girls brought their own guitars which created a folk-type atmosphere for the party. For the girls making wedding plans, Brumley also sponsored a bridal forum and a china, silverware, and cookery display. Brumley Aparimems residents were VCI? proud ol' the numerous trophies won because of their group elloris. f S 'it A -, f Brumley l.5nn lilytlu- Anclarsnn. Lois Ann Armsrrung, Judy Merlcc Austin. Barbara I. liauder, Ann Bclluhcr. Vin-kin S. Bac-ox, Barhara l,. Bolling. Nl. linda linyulw. Phyllis Bunch. Diana Carlilv, Peggy joan Clanton, Susan Rau- Cuberly. Cynihia Ianv Colc- inanr Linda l,nu Contratto, lznnly Lux. linda Ruth Cm- zicr, Ianna S. Dawes, Linda Carol Duke. Lucinda Frazier, Judith Clail lfritclwr, Maris-cv lfulghani. Clfninic jean Godsy. Iudy Clue-rtz. Linda I. Graham. Winellc-n Iflainv Halbert, Terry Hanna, Susan Hays, Susan D, Hinds. loan Hull. Both Huttenslein. Pamela Ann Huth, M. Chris- tine Kamann. Dianna Kelsey. Dvhurah Leigh Komah, Di- dyasarin Lalxhana. Katlu-rine: Diana liarkef. Mar- ge-ann l.aurcnL-0. Mlll'g2l1'Cl Ann Lc-ath. Inu Ann M4-Glas. Clu-ryl Ann Merrill, linda Nl. Me-lsclwr. Conniv Maric- Vlvycr, Rarlmlwn Sue Nliltulstel. Sha-ryl ll. Odell. linna Mac Usmvnncl. fflwryl Outhicr, Susan Kay Pzittersfm, Sandra Payiun. Susan -lillll' Putirnll, Nluna Salam:-h. Cami Kathleen Svhniidl. Reilly .Xnn Sipcfs. Rellvvn Snuiih, Iudilh :Xnn Sta inlrizluv. Nlary Lynn Slvphvns. Ruse Stuul. l'iarhara Swansnn. Cfynlhia Ann Taylnr. lvannc Kay Tlimnpsun, Chris D. T. in nse-nd. Katrin Cynthia xvllll. Dum- thy I. VV1-hh. Deborah Ann W'e-gvr. liaihy Ann VVhii0. Cilcnna Suv VVilli:nns, :Xnn Zivu le-1. MA xi in 5 1' 3 F5 ' A . ef I S. r Y 'A ii 4':: ' V- . il 5 4 , .. W LQI f- xiii T, ,V 4 5 . f 4 '55 W K. , 3 'V . . I in ' ' ii E. 1 ss.. 2 X Ldv if Z -ff' '-nw, A A -L, ,rs :xv ' as 5... NF VJA gs N s, . Mu., ,M-411+ g i, .QW an rr ,, -... s V V ,. V V. I 1 f 1 Xl Q . lg S f V 5 hI is ra L as--s , FV, -n-.aw 2u ,: f,f f'w3fi5'? 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V.. 435 ..V. wx, it M ff mi: fb vw 42 1 .f 23 , , nr fe 15 , A ! ful'-' f ' W Q K .,faQv f'Q Greeks Panhellenic Council Revised Rush Week Activifies Panhellenic Council began plans last spring for Rush Week 1969. The council made a united effort to promote the Greek system at Oklahoma State. During the sum- mer, Panhellenic rush parties were held and the rush booklet was revised to show Greek life instead of individu- al groups. During the fall, delegates from Panhellenic were selected to attend a Greek Seminar at Oklahoma University. After the seminar, delegates established Gam- ma Gamma, an honorary Greek organization, on the OSU campus. Members were announced during Greek Week. Q., FRONT ROW: l.inda Haynes, Linda Abitz. Pat Mayhall, lane en Strain Lindi Mlntcr Cindy Mcthmey ROW 4 Iudw Ellen Herzig, Nancy Wilson. ROW 2: Mary Ianc Andrews, Vxfhcelcr C'1rl1'VIavn'1rd Connie Creb lrcne llelvcy Mirgirel Marydith Asch, Myra Yocsting, Mary Ann Martin, Diane Pin- Beard grce. ROW 3: Mary Stockton, Anne Hunt, Paula Wright, Kar- In+erfra'rerni+y Council Abolished Formal Fall Rush Members of Interfraternity Council were busy during the past year planning many activities. On October 30, IFC sponsored the Lou Rawls Show with the Men's Resi- dence Hall Association. IFC took over the STEP program and helped sponsor the Friends for Education Organiza- tion. During the winter, members of IFC spent many hours of work and research on developing a new system for rush. They abolished formal fall rush in favor of a summer rush program. In the new program bids may be extended from Iuly 15 until August. Officers for the year were Iohn Bayouth, president, and Steve Holton, vice president. LEFT TO RIGHT: Randy Battle, Ron Perry, Steve Cropper, Randy Hopkins, B. I. Steinbrook, Charlie Humphrey, Stan Wilkinson, Chuck Watson, Dean Henderson, David Swain, Cary Markus, Tom Bouldin, Bob Hickman, Tom Baldwin, Bill Kulsurd, R. Hunter, Dean Keys, Dick Cann, Dan Doris. Iudd Demott, Iames Williams, Iohn Bayouth, Steve Holton, Iim Guild, Don Berkemeyer, Larry Casigal, David Buck, joe Hamp- ton, Bob Boyd, Mark Barrett, David Warden. A. L. Hutson, Bill Davis, jeff Blank, Bob Pahlka. FRONT ROW: Nancy jones, Dixie Shaw, Delores Sinclair, Linda Breedlove. ROW 2: Montee Sue Long, lane MeSpadden, jo Ellen Gilmore, Liz Geis, Mary Pod Pechan, Terry Shriver, Becky Overholt. ROVV 3: Nancy Andrews, Valerie Guthery, Marva Barnes, Linda Veeder, Pam Magee, Beth Eagan. Junior Panhellenic Adopts Young Girl in Philippines The Iunior Panhellenic sponsored many service projects this year. Each member of Iunior Panhellenic took turns writing to their adopted Philippino girl. At Christmastime, they sent her a scrapbook about OSU, includ- ing a page about each oi the sororities. Also at Christmas, Iunior Panhellenic donated a basket of food to a needy Stillwater family. The group, led by Dixie Shaw, also sponsored the annual Greek-Independent party to give inde- pendents an idea of Creek life. Jr. IFC Prepares New Pledge Intramural Program The Iunior Interfraternity Council again sponsored the Stillwater work day project. All fraternity pledge classes arose at 8 a.m. on Sat- urday morning to clean up Stillwater and the surrounding area. Ir. IEC, with president Steve ROSTER: Bill Lytle, Dusty Hammack, Mark Hollenberger, Don Herron, Maurice Esec, Ron Voight, Doug Campbell, Fred Kempk, Evans Rector, lim Piantanida, Mike Lesher, Rick Wil- hour, Russ Peterson, Mike Meehan, Rick Smith, Glenn Taggert, Ben Netherton, Ben Vanplet, Mark Oldham, Ray Blubaugh, Dennis McDonald, Lonnie Bair, David Hazelwood, Doug Al- Blaser, established a new pledge intramural program which will go into effect next year. The pledge intramural program will be limited to only pledge classes. The lr. IEC also con- tributed over S6OO for the United Fund Drive. exander, Steve Vogler, Frank Crabtree, Bobby Francis, Van Vandever, Gary Goodsill, Bill Danee, Dennis Bush, Steve Pearce, Eddie Sutter, Paul Isbell, Ron Sober, Gerald Ritter, Rod Cristy, Dick Barron, Tousley Lewis, Steve Fry, John Mackensie, Don Palmer, Steve Blazer, Bill Hutsen, Randy Padgett, Bruce Broding, Steve Sunderman. '5xfj:Q':3!?L.f: ' ,jfffigi 1 Q, 'H rgsigu N v - 4. il 2' ., an 1 , L' ,AY 'fitlgll-V, M ri- ' -J, x , 1 , 1 yew fr : fs,-.5 v ,- .ow .- f--,, ln. L -V I :H V - yi, ,Z--ga AEK ANU rsuuzu '71 W: . .ev . 'E .ail- ff 3 1. ,L Alha Phi Alpha 408 N. Washington Alpha Phi Alpha Sponsored a Homecoming Dance The men of Alpha Phi Alpha began their fall activities with the collection of Thanksgiv- ing donations to go to families of South Still- water. Also during the fall, the Alpha Phi Alphais had an entry in the Homecoming pa- rade and sponsored a Homecoming dance on Saturday night. Olilicers lVlelvinal Sponks, president, Alford Williams, secretary, Wallace : ' fha K ar 'ff t ii? an 'f ,H ' ,. rf at . it . fy .i . ccfi ii 1. .i iiiitr AN t ga gg if 'ia ', f ia King, treasurer, Otis A. Hill, dean of pledges, and Everett Ashberry, social chairman, helped plan other activities including their annual Greek costume party, a reception for the crowning of the Alphas, queen, participation in intramural sports, and the annual Black and White Ball for brothers, pledges, and guests. Everett Asberry, Morris Bell, Leroy Brown Ir., Lionel D. Byrd, Roland D. Chandler, Iames Dossett, Maurice Ezell. Samuel Lee Green, Edward L. Guess, Otis A. Hill, Edmond Hooks, Clifford Houston, Darryl Humphrey, Elgin Hunt. Ronald Kelly, Wallace V. King, Iohn David Little Ir., Eric Mayes III, Bruce Rulhn, Melvinal Charles Spinks, lohn Wilkins, Wayne Williams. 365 Daniel Adams, Sidney Bar- rett, Robert Bergmann, Pat- rick Bernardy, Tom Bouldin, Dennis Boyd, Pat Dowd Bryant. Keith Burns, Mark Bruce Car- lile, David Myron Casey, Robert Casey, Charles Clark, Scott Cottongim, jeff Country- man. jackie Cowden, Cary E. Dunlap, Michael David Erwin, Steve Cragg, jay Hall- man, Garland Hammaek jr., john Hammond. Bill Hanson, George Harrison, Ronald Hausher, jim E, Helm, Charles Humphrey, Larry Latham, Kirk Lytle. William Lytle, Tim Mcliall, Tommy Dee lVleFall, james Morris, Ellis Naileh, Tim O'Halloran, Denzil Edward Oswalt, Hal W. Oswalt. Roger Ourerson, Thomas Peek, Don Pinkston, Robert Leonard Powers, Gary Rosen- hamer, Ron Saffa, Dennis lr. Schneider, jerry Smith. Ken Smith, james StClair, joe Steele, Rex Thomas, Calen Tucker, Ronald V. Turner, Robert McGowan Wier, Carl Ziekeloose. T'-'S 5 f N + X Y 33? f R ' fa, Q x ,K -KI, A 'al i a-N WW' js.. Members of Acacia enjoy a corn petitive game of football alter a hard day oi classes. I f i tl tl fi -'L if f a if X .4,,,.' f , ANN Nldfigi Y' 7 I , m14mwN2i.iHmlix6t g n flffqobqzz Meynnml 4 Acacia 11115 llniversity Acacia's Won IFC Scholarship Improvement Prize The men of Acacia started out the school year with their annual Night of the Nile party. The weekend party started with a ser- enade Friday night and a block pulled by pledges carrying King Tutis tomb. In the spring the Acacias held their Black and Gold Formal. The two-day party began with a house party Friday night and a dinner and dance on Saturday night in Tulsa. ln l97ll Acacia's won the IFC Scholarship Improve- ment Award. They also held the all-university volleyball title. The Aeaeia's auxiliary, Pythi- an Daughters, celebrated their sixth year of ex- istence. For Valentine's Day the Pythian Daughters gave the Acacia members a dinner and party. Helping to plan activities for the year were Steve Cowden, pres.g and Pat Bry- ant, vice pres. Marydith Asch, Ienniler A2- bell, Donna Baurnunk, Jeanne Beard, Dana Beck, Sandra Kay Bolt, Iudith Berentz, Barbara Biggs. Susan Black, Dee Bluethman, Kathy Boatright, Janis Bour- land, Deborah Brandenburg, Rosalyn Broadfoot, Becky Brown, Robbin Brown. Sandy Brute, Connie Buch- anan, Donna Burt, Sheryl D. Carter, Iudi Childs, Patti Colley, Cynthia Debord, Diane Dickinaon. Cheryl Anne Dunn, judy Ed- mondson, Brenda Edmunds, Susan Engel, Deborah Fair- child, Sylvia Faupel, Nancy Ferguson, Ann Gale. Georgianna Gathers, Linda Kay Gesin, Mary Graham, Ian Green, Virginia Green, Debbie Grillln, Sherry Haas, Ann Hall. Linda Hall, Mary Hampton, Diane Hoehn, Susan Holley, Linda C. Iaekson, Miekolyn Ann Ieflery, Vivian Lou Iohnston. Jo Poplin. Linda Lee Jump, Cynthia Kingham, Mary Klenda, Kathy Kruta, Anna Kunze, Susan Lagrone, Caroyln Linneman. Marlene Lumley, Karen Me- Murray, Maryla Meagher, Paula Murphree, Sherry Nai- leh, Tanya Lynn Peters, Iudith Ann Piatt. r 47 ii' gt ,.,V , , . ,C .W if ,C fe J' if wt ,Y 1 f 1 , if -4-4 ia 1. 3 ' s , B ' K 1' A 1 - M A ,.5z:a. it is . 4? '95 nfs' U K ben if It t e i R at Q. A Q J ig wir r . L, if, ,, . , J I K 2 x K A A A Qi' . . - , . G S , L g -53,7 J i 5 1, I ' ,, Z f, ..,,., S . t i L' tt, Q p , 'GUS .Er .L -it y , IF 2,,, , ln.. ,wt I., . Q 1a.x,t-fmt ln' 'Lf .. Alpha Chiis and AGRE worked hard during the weeks before Homreotning on their decoration. Q it at 1 it 15 I 1 '11- , ,fu .- A Q at W' it 1A:, 2 F. is A ii 2 A.-. 'TF 4. ik l X X, Conoco: Y Y a U Y - 1 'loVdebuw T6 GMA Alpha Chi Omega 223 S. Garheld Mile of Pennies Supported Easier Seal Proiecl' During 1970 the women of Alpha Chi Omega continued earning money for their Mile of Pennies drive. The drive was initiated a year ago to raise money for the national Alpha Chi Omega altruistic project. Alpha Chi Omega chapters throughout the nation support Easter Seals. One of the ways Alpha Chiis collected pennies was by means of a Din- ner Robhery. Bandits coerced the members into x .. E . 3 it 5 A Agn. 4---- paying pennies before they were allow to eat dinner. During the fall Alpha Chi's had their annual Western Party. Dates and members dressed in jeans and cowboy garb. In the spring Alpha Chi's participated in Spring Sing with the men of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, had lVlom's and Dad's weekends, and Legacy week- end. Leading the year's activities was Vivian Johnston, pres. Ioan Plummer, Jeanne Potts. Amy Presnell, R. Rogene Price, Ian Pryor, Kathy Ray. Linda M. Ray. Leigh Riggs. lg A , 3 Q I Wi V Denise Roberts, Susan Rogers, ' 1 - Bebe-eca Ruehlen, Delia Ann Y Saied, Ian Sarber, Betsy A. Schumann, Suzanne Shep- izy, , . qu' ',-.: f V- herd, Terry Shriver. Dolores Sinclair, Shirley Snider, Mary E. Spicer, Phoebe Sprowls, Catherine Stevens, Nancy Stringer, Gail Stroud, Suzanne Sturdevant. was ,L . .av Johanna Tate, Cheryl Todd. Marilyn Vandervort, Ianis Whited, Kristy Williams, Stephanie Williams, Laura Winters, Myra Yoesting. 369 Nam-5 Aclatttn. Susan .-Xlclen, ,Viary Armand. Batrluartt Baker, jane Alive Bztrries. Billie Bett- uctt. Cheryl leztnm- Berry. Nlargtt Btmlt-5. Nflollg Amber Bmvlitt. l.it'1dtt llteeclloxe. Matty liieecllove. lo littek, Sherry Call, Nancy f.t'tl'et'. Cztthrttt l.ttrnt'll, lit-tfle ev ffrmv. Littcltt Ding:-e, C,lJlIld2iL'L' lfltttet- sun. Sttxmt Esposito, Dehhie livery. Betrharzt lfatheree. Catherine lf:-hr. Vit-ki lien- nemtt. ltmtt F1 itttn. Sara Funk, Miehele Garrett. lan ie C assent tty. R tt thieg Clihhs. llelenda llarmr,tn, Pat Ilattleriht-ek. Katlierim- Lynn llerli, Item- Ht-lxey, Debbie HL-user, Susan Mary Hmxell. Orlatia Sue Hubbard. Friedtt Hun- ter. Leah l'lL1lL'l1ll15. l.irtclzt Anne Ives. li X . ,Rx ' 1 1- 4' if s fm.- . 5' ' ' -e -My I Q' . , 'ff - if . ' QE' we - u Mfgj. X . S - k . Z 'F V' tw.. Q , ' 1 .W - -Jl' f f' ' ' 5 ' A t. wit . ate.- ,it fm-get L A ' , wt ,L N 3 is :. ag: if t ,. il., 5 W , I. '15, H g t ... . 5, . gr' J.. ,R ' , ., L. if it-',W'f+'f -egg ...ig - gi, . 5 'Wt' , -2 . - l, f H , I -. IVV, W I 5 ,NA A , 1,-gtg Q A , N t YQ I TF' r I Y X . 7 .rwka if? i 15 .f 5' :P J. 5 i t '-.zisw-f A V xi. NI:-twtbt-rm ul Alpha Delta Pi helped their house mother' keep things TIPZII hy 370 polishing silve git. we ll if: r in their spare time. 11 S ? 6 v AA7 'ox Alpha Delia Pi l3OQ University ADPi Pledges Sponsored Get-Acquainied Program For the third consecutive year, the members of Alpha Delta Pi sponsored an Indian boy from Ponca City. They wrote him letters and sent him money each month. Remembering special days, they also sent him birthday and Christmas presents. Another altruistic project that they participated in was a Christmas and Caroling party for underprivileged children. Presents were given to the children and after- ward they were taken caroling. The pledge class of Alpha Delta Pi sponsored a program to get to know other greek pledges by in- viting sorority pledge classes to their house for coke parties. In the fall Alpha Delta Piis Won Parents' Day competition for the fourth con- secutive year. Activities planned for the spring were Momis and Dad's weekends, and enter- ing Spring Sing. Kathryn lack, Sydnee lltk Linda lett. Patti Iohnson, Susan Kindschi, Mary King- f - sley, Cynthia Knox, Patricia N if v Q A Kocrner. Betty l.isby, Nl. Sue l.oner- gan, Linda l.undy, Kathy - - Mackey, Iesslca Marks, Cheryl Marose, Patricia Ellen Mar- - t tin, Cynthia Nletheny. t 'a K Nancy Murray, Frieda lean - 'V Naileh, V. Gayle Newell, , ' Viva New man, Barbara I 5 -leanne Otuski. Mariana Put- . - ' narn, Vickie Rogers, Winette E? Roller. L , , P 4 P I A V . I Q 'it f A Cheryl Russell, Marlene , , '- g by ,, 'Z . Schanhacher, Sarita Sue Sch- . ,e 'Q ' ' Q lm, ' neehcrger, Dixie Shaw, Karen . - . 2 .,. if . . E P ' H L Siler, Ianet Smith, Kathy t .m,,,F i'.-,- - Straw, Rebecca Thomas. ss t ,,,' ff:-tif: K t '- ' 2 ft V 7 ' V t .-fwfr,friliifililzdii t if 1 V Susan lllmer. Donna Vcigl, .4 5 Ab kgul , 'V I ,,. , Karma Veit, Margaret Walk! ' E ff V- ' - t er, Shirley Welch, Shari 7, ' ' t Westcott. Nancy Whitaker, - K S . 4 l dl 3,3 5 Linda VVickhani. Q ' I Lrti A' X fl? 37I Glenn Blodgett, Don Britton, Iames Melvin Buck, Dennis P. Cates, Charles H. Codding, Stephen Coit, Ronald Kay Davis, Dwight Dickey. Bill Elliott. Mark I-Qlliott, Gordon lilsener, Bruce Evans, Charles Freeman, Mike Friekenschrnidt, Terry Milton Hague, joe llampton. Mike Hardin, Larry Heide- breeht, Dan Herald, Bethel Ioe Herrold, Donald Herron, Mark Hohenberger, David E. Hopson. Arthur l,eMarr Hutson, Chuck Iabara, Doug Iaekson, Rubbye Jones, Oliver Allen Kinzie, Don Troy Kirby, Roger Kirby. new r'tr. ir? r i 1 1 M Q ' -. . r r ' li rrar rf yaitl : V y tt e - ' Q . ,., it V V,r1'i' ' m g ? y :Q it I D f 1 bdrm . 'SEQ 1 C ia .f - 'Et QQ'-eu 9 I 2 L Zil Q ' v '? rvr QQ ,. kk' . t ' ide r i Q- I r The members of Alpha Gamma Rho saerilied many long hours of hard work to create their house decoration for homecoming. They, as well as other contestants, followed the general theme, F1ashbaeks to Famefi 72 J-. Y. Alpha Gamma Rho Tsnxqxgwkxx WTWDTDT-Nxxsf-. 224 S. VVashington AGR's Enteriained Needy Family a+ Christmas Party The men of Alpha Gamma Rho performed several service projects throughout l970. One of these was to entertain a needy family from the Stillwater area at a Christmas party. The AGR's hosted a lunch for their alums before the Homecoming game. One of their biggest parties of the year was the annual Barn dance. For this party brothers and their dates Wore their best western garb and danced on the hay in an authentic barn. Rho-Mates, the Alpha Gamma Rho auxiliary, planned several func- tions with the AGR's. For Valentineis Day they served a dinner for the boys. Leading the fraternity during 1970 were oiiicers, A. L. Hut- son, pres., Mark Miller, v. pres., and Joe Lyd, secretary. Paul Klinger, Robert Lamb, Lonnie Leslie, Robert L. Lisle, L. McCray, Iohn Ray McElroy, Loren Mennem. David L, Messenger, Mark Miller, Lane E. Mills, Stephen Morris, Mason Benjamin Mungle, Leland Myers, Tom- my Oberbeck. Philip Perryman, Phillip Pratt, Dale Reinschmiedt, Lynn Reinschmiedt, David Rohrer, Carl Lyn Shepherd, Russell Tefertiller. , f,, , Q ,, ' Ronald Tregellas, Timothy 5 .- , , p , Vogel, Iamcs Walker, Robert ' ' ,,', Welch, Jerry White, Iohnny , A ,V Whittaker, Danny Williams. 46 ' A I 373 Ieffrey Ackerman, Michael Banon, William Brarm, Fred- erick Martin Brooks, Ron Christy, Iames Michael Cook, David llinkle, Michael Nash. Paul lavan Rachel, Guy Scen- ter, Steve Schncidcwent, Ron- ald Voigt, lay Wagle, Henry Franklin Warden, David White, Paul Wright. , in Q -,p e, In : 1 4 W N i , f . f 'M ,iiii g 1 - ,lf . -g .: i ,. if i Q, Q.. ,. Q 'P ii 3 W4 3 Again ihis year as pziri ol' lhcir zmmml dcscrc-ration acl, ATO's put those ,ff?lff8c black feet on campus sidewalks 374 12311135 5. 9- 1--.1 . liz? :asia-'S 1:'3iE'fiE? Q Q Q I l Alpha Tau Omega S 240 S. Ht-sts-r Alpha Tau Omega Celebraied Twenty-Third Year On May 24 the members of Alpha Tau Omega celebrated their twenty-third year on the Oklahoma State Campus. The Epsilon Omicron chapter was founded in 1947. To im- prove the house, the ATO,s remodeled their dining room. The girl's auxiliary, Little Sisters of the Maltese Cross, assisted them by making curtains and helping with decorating hints. During Homecoming members of Alpha Tau Omega entered a house decoration and hosted an alumni meeting at their house. Two of the ATO,s annual parties were the Pagan Party in the fall when members dress as primitive men, and the Pajama party in the spring. Dur- ing the Christmas season Alpha Tau Omega's hosted a Christmas party for orphans from Tulsa. The party included dinner at the chap- ter house and an afternoon oi games. li Ih e b holy g bmtlicx xxmlt on his car. Sue Agnew, Lynn Anderson, Paula Andrew. Ieanne Bow- ers, Lynne Branch, Sharron Bruton, janet Buck, Katherine Buck- ner, Carolyn Sue Caldwell, Linda Campbell, Sandra Clement, Sandra Ilelena Evans. Ioan Ferrell, Barbara Fischer, Carol Gasser, Katherine Geren, Io Gilmore, Nelda Faye Hair. Mary Susan Klein, Iaequelyn Kuhn, Sally Leonard, Ann Lowrance, Pamela Magee, Sue Mitchell. Linda Morrison. Patricia Clee Park, Connie Parks, Norma Price, Debbie Roebuck, Merri- lyn Rutledge, Mary Secrist, Mary Sharron, Margaret Shrontz, Pamela Stanley, Elizabeth Steiehen, Pamela Story, Marjorie Louise Tytenicz, Vicki Van Hook, Pamela Io Vaughn, Martha Whitaker, Indy White, Mary Wright, Leslie VVylie. 2 rif- , fs, 'Tal it ., M rg .fuzz . - - ,Ba- 'E ., ,owl W 1 Km we an me an 'QP fee- 'fr ls. -news The Alpha Xi Delta Hamburger Marathon was held at Sandy? to raise money lor Campus Chest. Q , t ... . a-.. xii . Lai co ,Q if . , ,a,....m-im,.,g ic- ,, X I X, Q Q y....-ai. 1, ,Li ,MK w P Y ,- ' rug t Af' , ' , tt. 53 , ,QV Q., jg .ai . . , ,.A' , i ,ii W A cw, . ,fx Q , , ,g 1 Ag is g i, s i , ft 4 5 'z ? 'L 1 'A - -'. if- Y . 'Q ' Y -L .. Ll. ls f 'lit J' X S 'Z - ' - k-3X F wltjhk, 9 , H ' 'f 1 w i - -M-e--- .,aM...,,,.,. . A- ' 2 , VJ. . - 1 , Y,-' N a,.TwT..f..f?,Egj,a.,5VW , Y, il , .I,:il.,J I V .,,,,,.,,,,.,, ,,,,,m wi 4, Nx1,Vvv.f:A Qszffzfigmi a- ,ti 1 fi if Ill . .932 i 1 A ,i ,. , , -,L N ,C A V M If A 1 Nic 1 M-.. W ,V Alpha Xi D elta ' 2: f -357. f J ' .L-' f .,1ef?fx-:w,eSe.f,w'4f6,a,,:,fff:- - t . . , -1 Alpha Xi Delta Contributed Mos+ 'ro Campus Chest The members of Alpha Xi Delta Contrib- uted more money to Campus Chest than any other sorority. Alpha Xiis had a hamburger eating marathon to raise money for the drive. Men of different campus organizations partici- pated in the marathon which was held at Sandys. Another honor that the Alpha Xiss achieved this year was the Dean Patchin Schol- arship Improvement Trophy. Among their ac- tivities, members of Alpha Xi Delta put on a poodle show at Stillwater Iunior High School. Other activities throughout the year included their annual Rose Formal and a Homecoming dance with FarmHouse fraternity in the Stu- dent Union. Officers for the past year includ- ed, Sande Evans, pres., Margie Tytenicz, v. pres., Lynn Branch, membership chairman, and Ann Lowrance, Quill Chairman. s s,-gl Members of Alpha Xi DL ta p 'ge' 1,52 Q05 l ' ticipatc in the Phi Psi 500 spirit and enthusiasm. Keith Ball, Mark Barrett, Thomas Fred Butler, Mark Cox, lay Curry. Ioe Drum- mond, Edward Eberhard. Steven Fuller, Roy Gaines, Stephen Iames Gerkin, Chris Warren Guest, Robert Hall, Gregory Headington, Larry Ray Holt. Richard Gerald Ingham, Iames Iennings III, Phillip Iohnston, Iohn Kernpf, Bruce Maddux, William Mappes, Andrew Martin. Robert Martin, Rex McCoy, Donald McNeill, Patrick Charles Mickle, Scott Mor- gan, Richard Muehleisen, Doug Nickles, Mike Patrick. Greg Randall, Jim Riemer, Mark Sadler, Danny Shep- herd, Paul Skaggs. William Smith, Mark Sneed, Bill Spaeth. 9' W. asv Q f , B i S P... , P PPPP t P l l? - Q i i .s... .... .,! , .l l i ,1 71 . 1 i l P ' in Z.. ,iqzuh . b T Members of Beta The-ta Pi and Pi Beta Phi combined their talents to produce their Varsity Revue skit which won first plate 378 Beta Theta Pi W ty- ., li i f s R T aff? l207 l lniversity Beta Theta Pi Hosted Annual Turkey Pull ai' Lodge The members of Beta Theta Pi entered Varsity Revue with the members of Pi Beta Phi. The theme of their skit was Get Mc to the War on Time or Rose, Rose, Anything Goes. They also entered Spring Sing with the members of Gamma Phi Beta. During the Chrismas season the Beta's had an orphans Christmas party. The highlight of the Betals social calendar was their annual Turkey Pull. It was held in December at Arrowhead Lodge. The Betais won first place in intramural bas- ketball and fourth in all-fraternity grades. Leading the chapter were ollicers Steve Gerkin, pres.g Kris Hochderfler, vice pres.g Kip Ryland- er, treas.g Larry Holt, house mgr.g and Ron Baustian, pledge trainer. 'ic' mt-n ll it a ie a . . , . 'Il l B i Tl 1 I p tit-ed many long hours to 1 l ilu-ir skit lor X arsitx Rt-vue Ann Ackerman, Marilyn Alexander, Renee Alt, Nancy Andrews, Patsy Angus, Linda Bailey, Iudy Bales, Kay Bales. Marilynn joyce Benbrook, Margo Beshara, Debroah Blackman, Dana Bland, Cathy Bohl, Deborah Bow- man, Beverly A. Brehm, Ioan Bryngelson. Cathy Case, Carol Christie, Sue Clabaugh, Deborah Col- rharp, Ianet Crawford, Darrell Crenshaw, Caroline Davis, Deborah Davis. Gwendolyn Louise Davis, Lynda Davis, Marsha Lynn Davis, Vinita Davison, Nancy Deaver, Linda Defenbaugh, Beverly Dickinson, Beverly A. Dixon. Patty Dollarhide, Vicki Dum- nick, Catherine Fbert, Paula Erwin, Kristie Evans, Mary Ifightrnaster, Dixilyn Fleming, Kristine lfliek. Suzanne Garner, Suzanne Graham, Susan Guillaume, Sue Cunkel, Linda Hanson, Linda Hawkins, Carolyn Heller, Janice Sue Hobson. Kim Hogan, Sarah Houston, Barbara Hughes, Iudy Iarne- son, Becky Kavanagh, Dianne Keith, Karen Kirkland, Karen Lansdown. Barbara Lewis, Mary Little- john, Montee Long, Patsy Marshall, Iayme Martin, Susan Martin, Marsha Max- well, Marilyn Melfall, Belinda McNewr ig' ' A if . V 1 2 as r Q si r Q Y la. f ,,,., Q , ,f -Q55-r, 'Q 'S A A re e r -4 ,V - ,Mrk . ...Z K -, '- - ,L J' ' ,, ix f . .- f 'T fs, ffl' V v '. E -... w ,ga Y.. '-fi F'?f2 55 9 M gg, b QW, 'B as it ,gr L ET, ,f in . V-Q ' 1 ,- ' 3, - an Q-r Q. . A .,., 4 . Lt r .a. A f ,,, ., lk, E 5,4 ,Q f 'i.-fl? X ,, ,r . . 'P si, .rw , a Vk: - S-rr: 1 1' . , G ff' it 3 fa t .A ,...., 5 .K A . J lg' .ny ,,,r,?. Q, , A amy, Chi Ornega's practiced mam long hours for Varsity Revue to to get their wricvs in tune. EW Nt' r . it .x : hy! feyg, Chi Omega Chi Omega Won Dean The Creek system strives for excellence, and once each year the sorority which has con- tributed most to the campus is recognized by being awarded the Dean Patchin Award. This award, sponsored by Delta Zeta, is given to the sorority which is outstanding in scholarship, campus activities, and civic and social affairs. For the second consecutive year, the trophy was awarded to Chi Omega. Led by Susan Guillaume, pres., lane Venzke, v.p., Debbie 40 310 S. Monroe Patchin Award a 2nd Time Davis, sec., and Sue Cunkel, treas., the Chi Omega's teamed with several fraternities in campus activities. One such project was Work- ing at Hissom Center with the men of Delta Upsilon. For Homecoming, the Chi Omegais entered with Sigma Phi Epsilon to i'Drown the Cats. Combining voices with the men of Farml-louse, the Chi Omegais entered Spring Sing. ,, xl? i Q - t. L 'M 3 ...ax C Hi fi gf fr ,bk S' 1' EK as g V! Y 'Clif f lt . is . , W are Susan Meredith, jennifer an Montgomery, Ioanna Morris, Terry Nostrand, Carol O,Brien, Marsha Oulds, Den- ise Owen, Carolyn Prater. Marilyn Proctor, Ladonna Provost, Kathy Rhodes, N. Carol Richert, Susan Savage. Mic-ki Sims, Linda Elizabeth Skinner, Phyllis Smith. Deborah Sponberg, Ien Spray, Peggy Steiner, Susie Stuart, Karen Sullivan, Francis Thomas, Kaye Tigert, Susan Vegher. lane Venzke, Linda Kay Vick, Ioan Beverly Walker, Melody Wells, Nancy Wightman, Leslie Willbanks, Annette Wilson, Leslie S. Yaryan. , sat Tim Andrews, Andrew Arm- strong, Michael Bagby, David Beffa, Verland Behrens, Roh- ert Belcher, Donald Bliss. Paul Bohannon, Dennis Brit- ton, Gordon Brown, William Chapel, Stephen Cummings, I.arry Dinsmore, Garret Mich- ael Eakin. Steve George, llarry Ray Gordon Ir., Donald Gullett, Craig Hannon, Ron Helden- hrand, Steven Ray Heller, Randy Hopkins. jay Hoyle, Ronald Iaques, Steve Krahn, Michael Lesher, Kenneth Lilley, Stanley Mar- tin, joseph Moody Ir. Robert Morris, lay Murray, jay Murray, David O'Meilia, George Rehill O'Reilly, James Piantanida, john W. Robin- son. Philip Ronek, James Smith, Michael Sewell Smith, Mike Stanford, Iarnes Stingley, lohn Lewis Strickland. Scott Thomas, Richard Ullom, Kenneth Wall, Daniel Weis- man, Don Wilkinson, Don A. Vklilson. H9- t an . . . r 5 gg ,,, The Delta Chi's hosted the P1 Phi's to an evening of card play ing. ,Q USU' ' 5- qw.. L' -vt 'M EQ.Q.- ..... ea. Delta Chi Football Players Signed Homecoming brings a spirit in college stu- dents and alums which is the height of the year. Delta Chiis captured this spirit in their Homecoming decorations. The Delta Chiis sponsored a pep rally and had each member of the football team sign a huge football which they had constructed for the occasion. But the Delta Chiis, led by Mike Stafford, pres.g David aiu .at-i. S 703 University Delta Chi's Giant Football Betta, v.p.g Paul Bohannon, sec.g and Iim Stingley, treas.g were also active in other phas- es of college life. Participating in student gov- ernment, they had three members in the Stu- dent Senate, one of Whom, Bill McPherson, served the organization as president. The Delta Chi's were active in sports, taking second in interfraternity football. boys' initiation. Members ol Chi Delphia en's auxiliary to Delta Chi, ser- cnaded new members after the Linda Abitz, Barbara Jane Abrams, Mary Adams, Re- becca Bailey, Julie Baker, Faith Lynne Bates, Jeanie Beck. Henrietta Bieber, Brenda Blasdel, Beth Blubaugh, Kay Bogle, Linda Brandenburg, Carol Brown, Virginia Cagle. Marilyn Carmichael, Mon- tressa Carmichael, Ann Eliza- beth Chaney, Debra Chap- man, Linda Cox, Debbie Davidson, Joann Downey, Marcia Drake, Jessica Ann Dugan, Judy Evans, Kristen Fentem, Karen Kay Fountain, Sherre Fountain, Pam Garvin. Janet Hall, Chris Harris, Beeki Hart, Sheree Hart, Susan Hill, Kathy Holsinger, Helen Hopkins, Marsha Belle Huntley. E 5 L a , . llggli ' sy' 4 ' 2 itli QT f 4 T5 'Nl XV fe ,,, we ,V , Wihiii Cgiggg :-l,.. i -. , .' 2' I 13 ' tz- 1 It ,zirfgff .F wf vrrta aiifaf - X B rrs Q , ws. .1 Y ll! 'fic mf aaa aah i Q an W naar 6,.e irrs ar t .agf ami- as ,',- J u ,... in if , .ir X H! if 3 wi!! I Y 1 . I f Wi I' K- fe .l K ' . ff, .ii iiii 't'ttt ' I ' f , f . I . . . , . :Inq 7 wV,,,.,, .k..ffr yr.- -- ,U-. e.ff1.t.,W . I Y I U n 4. W ,.. W Simi! . V , W F ' .fl y ' . 5 ' - .L 'I 'Si-V f .. . iAAi J J J c ,,,,,,,kd,,.,mM,.WWr..a-' Members of Delta Delta Delta put up a spirit banner on their house to promote enthusiasm for a game. 384 I 7 eff' f .t r DeH'a DeH'a Delta t aw...-at .. ISU6 VV. Third Tri DeI+'s Awarded Scholarships to Undergrads Each year the women of Delta Delta Delta award two S500 scholarships to undergradu- ates. To raise money for these scholarships they sponsor a spaghetti dinner. The dinner, prepared and served by members of Tri-Delta, is held on a Sunday, and tickets are sold to students ahead of time and at the door. The sorority has one of the most unusual groups oi entertainers on campus, called the Wash- board Band. They were chosen for special en- tertainment at the Saturday Varsity Revue show while the judges were deciding on the winners. Spring activity plans for the tri- Deltis included entering Spring Sing with Sig- ma Nu, Dad's weekend, lVIom's weekend, and Legacy weekend. Olliicers for the year were pres. lane Wilder and V. pres. Karen Reid. if s T Q we .,,f , A H! . . af A If ft' V In IQ 7 i ii? la w a . p . , , say, T S' ll if Ii' 5 K it I ' H V 4? V A , ia! ,K K ,X ,. , Y , y K . 1- V A V if 1 if y i V af , S fi f i' , lxk y V 1 t 3' I 'fbi W 'W . Lf.: ,,Al H. L - fi, . i T f fi f e . Pamela Huntley, Det. Hyde, janet Margaret jones. Mar- garet Kline, Ian Lale, Carolyn Laudicli. Mary Inosley, lane Lynn. Karen Maresh, Barbara Elizabeth Mills, Marilyn Moore, Gail Nearing, Doro- thy F. Null, Frances Palmer, Donna Marie Pearson, lean Elizabeth Reed. Karen lane Reid, Becky Rhoads, Becky Ricks, Sandy Rogers, Rebecca Ross, Sally Rubey, Leslie Ryser, Mar- gueret Satterlee. Carla Smith, Christie Lou Smith, Patria Smith, Gayle Spencer, Vivian Strobel. Susan Struthers, Martha Vaananen, Patti Wallace. Iennie Wein, Anita Weis, Nancy Whitmore, lane Marie Wilder, Linda Wood, Hope Wright, Deborah Youker, Mary Young. 385 Jeffrey Alvrard, Dale Eugene Atherton, Bill Baldwin, Charles Baldwin, Richard K. Bartley, James Bass. Michael Bat:-hlear. Eddie Bayouth, Michael Den- nis Bell, Charles Bellatti, Michael Bergin, Robert Berry, Joseph Blackburn, Duane Herberr Buckner, Brent Byers, Sieve Campbell, Wayne Campbell, James Cargon, Clair Craighead, Donald N. Dates. Dan Den- nehy. Charles Earls Ill, Richard L. Farris, Don L. Ferguson, Dale Claude Finley, Richard Fran- sen, Thomas Gibson, Ival Gregory, James Paul Hamilton, Vernon Hansen, Michael Hedrick. David Helmey, Richard Hel- mey, Michael Holt, Jerrold Hudson. Eddie Humphrey. Brady Hunt, Earl Huskey, David Jackson, John Johnson, Robert Kline, Rick Lee, Wil- liam E. Legg, Thomas Loving. Bill Mace, Dannie Mac Martin, Sammy McAdams, Michael Mr-Corinick, Lynn McDonald, John Miller, Terry Mitchell. Williarn Montague. ,B .. u, . 'Q ' il S ref? .wg We 2 ia? . L A ' - or L 2 1 S zl. at -i 1 ' J Z, A :: U - . 'Q .P ' sf, Qy M! X 1 - Q csrrss , 5. as J L- ' gr W . ., H 2 pu 1 v ,fav-. - .V 3 ,-H..,t 'Q' 'ff' f l y 'rf - Jcr -- ' ,, . :t t The men ol Delta lau Delta spent many hours working on the prize-winning float with the Tl1L'lH.5, Milly 352 3 k U0 l Delta Tau Delta 1306 University Delia Tau Delta Won National Hugh Shields Award For two years the men of Delta Tau Delta have participated in a Stillwater YMCA week- end work project. They have spent Saturday mornings cleaning the Y buildings and grounds. Delt's have also participated in out- ings with underprivileged children in conjunc- tion with the Y project. For Homecoming the Delt's built a float with the women of Kappa Alpha Theta. Their float won both first place and best engineered in float competition. This year the Oklahoma State chapter of Delta Tau Delta won the Hugh Shields Award. This award is a national award given to the top ten Delt chapters in the nation. Leading the Delt's this year in winning their honors were officers: Steve Reel, presidentg Kent Williams, vice president, and Mike Holt, recording secre- tary. ,, Ai if V 1 1 'V Richard Owen Morris, Dennis WV , ,--'-. V Morse, Michael Murray, Alan L K .g ' f ,' X' - l A Osborne, Russell Peterson, ' A -,,, , N, atsa W. stephen Phillips, Paul Pixiey, I H , V' V, 'W' 'V , l P' Tommy Powell. S ll'a r g I 4 T ig T Ron Prather, Robert Price, 5 Q 'ff' Mark D. Quick, Stephen E. ' Reel, David Runyan, justin ...f X , iv Shields. Thomas Shupe, john H L 'km Stacy. ' ,Q 'gg ,, , ' l jeifry Steen, james Stephen- ,ga K' V , ,, 1 M , Q son, Thomas Sturgeon, john M 4' ' , , ' -- V V -. ag 5 ' K I .M f Q VT Sulton, Charles Swanson, if ' 3 A Q'-J? ' i jj .A Q E Chester Arthur Thayer, Goo- Y T? ' --- j, ..., , K x ,M ., I A I , i' H V rge rIjl'llINITiCI', Don Warnberg. in t 1 'f fl . I ' M 'r -t 1 al. 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Z , ' Mapa... ,f' , ref, , rr - .. nu M , 2 A at 6 um. we 'fe Vp- , i ,C , I . 'E Z ' A iw Y 1' H I s W' Y ,A-W mg V f .W ' 1, .-ff., I - i 5: wg ,,.. - f ' tip? Mg. A ' Wal, . T V.-437l'Hl fi l we Q it - . 'K FIST? ' ,, ji 13 ,Zf jj , . g E ,A W K' . ff! 5: 14 'Sf' ' 2 ' r L, V' r fi - t .' f !2l - :Q 5.4 5 -QT' 1 'N f 3' ' 1' ff fi f.: 1 fn ll. : M, sw. at., 5 - K 3 M. f fr at ti lf? I! f1l.fwpff, , 1 3, lg Ly- ,tb p W , l fi?-Q',?Sf'.fI f,Q,j! ji 6 y - I ,,. Q - 1 1 M, . if f . , , M' f S-J -H, 'W..Jr f f fi , ,ef ft. it r- f ., AMI Inatead of participating in a homecoming project this year, the members of Delta Upailon decided to give the money they would have spent to a worthy eauw. Pictured is a replica of the check they gave to the Home ol Hope. I 4 wg ..ae we 31, . V, fffffw , p if if j ..- Q ggi . lbf l il. Delta Upsilon Delta Upsilon Contributed For the second consecutive year members of Delta Upsilon and Chi Omega have gone to Hissom Memorial Center to give a Christmas party. The party included entertainment fol- lowed by a dance. Another altruistic project that the DU,s participated in was a donation of S100 to the Home of Hope, a privately owned home for mentally retarded adults in Vinita. This project was undertaken instead 311 S. Hester SIOO 'ro Home of Hope of a Homecoming decoration. The DU,s built a l2-foot long replica of the check in their front yard. On April 24th Delta Upsilon cele- brated its tenth anniversary on the Oklahoma State campus. In November, brothers of Delta Upsilon chartered a girl's auxiliary, Sister of the Seven Stars. On this same date the nation- al fraternity celebrated its l35th anniversary. Stanley McCabe. Roniine. larry Rourke. larry VVilliams. Bob Landry, Ioe Looper Kirn Ludlum. Kevin Lynch, Fddie Warren Massey, Michael Massey. Michael Mathews Michael Meehan, Arthur Momper. K. Ellis Niifch VVilliam Olson, Paul Pirks David Phillips, Allen Pmotx Fred Paul Pollenbarger. Cary Polfenbarger, Daw Pollard, Cregg Puckett, Philip Arthur Radloflq, Carl Ray nes, Roger Robertson, Carv Thomas Kelley Sanford Bill Schmidt, Vernon Slaton Richard Smith, Dean 'I lylflf Larry Thompson. Ron Slim! Kay Arnold, Io Autry, Linda Bentley, Barbara Berrcttini, Linda Irene Blank, Patricia Bowlin, Kathy Cheatham. Ioyce Cook, Nancy Craven, Ianice Divis, Ann Doherty, Sharon Dolf, Mary Durbin, Connie Greb. Katherine Hamrnons, Marilyn Hawk, Carolyn Henderson, Martha Hudgel, Diana L. Ingleheart, Nancy jones, Katharine Kartsotis. Karan Keele, Nancy Lam- bert, Gail Linnernann, Ioyce Low, janet Malcolm, Iudith Ann Mattox, Carla Maynard. Marcia McDaniel, Patricia McGraw, Ioann Neal, Linda Nickel, Carolyn Ruth Nolen, Mary Olsen, Barbara Primo. Mary Prirno, Mary Recd, Georgia Steve Roussailis, Sonja Sayers, Marjorie Sch- icle, Linda Schrawger, Mary Schulte. lane Ann Scraggs, Susan Southard, Anne Stroud, Marcia Lee Tuttle, Parncla Wadlcy, Linda Wai'd, Caro- lyn Williarns. ,Ja . , at X, Q' 1 J- ,, f ff aw ef X ,Q F, .- mail ' 'V 41 if ,, H ww , :ff f 'H-,x.. V 5 S -ifvf .Z . Q if 7' 4? V f 'F' 1 E25 - 'J , , ,.'. sy wgll x Y . , gif, an as .,, dorm , W ' 'ear , P f -S' r -. , 55 ali? f' 5 1.--'z.. ,,. HW P , Airy' 1 3 . - 1 , 232' f, ,,. t i ' A' t 1 ai-af V Q . - j f . QF 4 gi 1' , if egg its ri-,if .Q Y G1 4 if , . ,.,.,.. :e Q K f s. A w ,da T14 ,,.,, ' W , Q Pledges and members of Delta Zeta enjoy a game ol touch foot- ball during thc fall. ,fff S M of l Q QHQQQ 5 .. i Q ab' Gr xi Delta Zeta 22-1 S. Iellqersi in Delta Zeta Hosted State Day for All State Chapters This year the Oklahoma State chapter of Delta Zeta hosted their State Day. Delta Zeta chapters from all over the state came to OSU for a series of meetings. After the Delta Zeta pledges took their sneak they had a Shoe Shine day for the Sigma Chi's. Two parties held hy the DZ's were their Bivouack Ball and the Rose Formal. At the Bivouaclc Ball members and dates dressed in Army shirts with the name of the party printed on them. In the fall memhers of Delta Zeta entered the Phi Psi 500 Tricycle race. ln the Spring Delta Zeta entered Spring Sing with the men of Kappa Alpha. Leading the chapter in the year,s ac- tivities were Cathy Cheatham, pres.g jo Lynn Autry, rush chairmang Connie Creh, pledge trainerg Carla Maynard, secretary. 'Z-I' Larry Abernathy, Iames Paul Adams, Ronald Lawrence Barber, jim Beard, Daryl Eu- gene Birdwell, Harry Bird- well, Donald Bolar. Ronald Cate, Ralph Dean, Tommy Diel, Thomas M. Fryer, William Ray Fulton, Richard Jennings, Dennis E. Kahle. john Kent, James M. Kubi- celc, joe Kunze, Richard Lau- rence Kunze, I-ohn Mabry, Frank Marshall, Robert Lee Matthiesen. Steven Mauk, Ronnie Earl Nelson, Benton Netherton, Dan Raymond Northey, Sam Ott, Barry Pollard, Arthur Powell. Charles Larry Richardson, Phil Ross, William Ruth, jerry Clayton Schmidt, Rod- ney Semrad, Harold David Shaklee, Dennis Robert Ship- lev. Terry Shipley, Eugene Boyd Skelley, Robert Earl Stafford, James Matthew Steicben, Thomas Steiehen, Glenn Tag- gart, Kenny Thetford. Gregory Thomas, W. Venable Ir., Iere West, Kenneth Iames West, Larry Grant Willis, Iohn Wolfe, Norman C. Wolff, Garland Yar- borough. r get . r . 1 ,aj I We 1 , ,, 2 Fr 1 ' .fr X. . - , , 'fx ,rf Q' ' A 5 .. if. , Q S if ., . ' ' i' W EE-1-Hai: .af M , vs. 9 2 ' ,S Q r ,., ll ? e in . W VW! ,,,,, :V A . -1 'B +2 .. ' .K , , . 1 lf, I ,... , A- - ' 'MW 'i r. K fr - 'E - A :pw .r ' 1 4 rsrrrs ' ZL: ' rr ' J J , 2 K 'I : ' ,V If V ' t W - - V . r.- Q Q in I - ' L 1 12325 4 is A member and his date t-hose an appropriate background lor study- ing or relaxation. v D T' S7 Q D 9 ' Kala 1 ,Q E 5' AQQM H0959 FarmHouse i Fnulloisf HAIEIIIYY 424 N. Washington FarmHouse Fraternity Received Summa Cum Laude The men of FarmHouse fraternity were one of the eight fraternities in the nation to receive the Summa Cum Laude award. The award is given by the National Interfraternity Council for superior scholarship. To win the award the fraternity,s grade point average must he 30? or more above the all-menas national average. This is the eighth straight year for FarmHouse parties this past year were a post-game party after Homecoming, a western party, and a Hippie party. The group,s plans for spring in- cluded entering Varsity Revue with Kappa Kappa Gamma and Spring Sing with Chi Omega. Helping to plan these activities were ollicers Don Bolar, pres., Robert Stafford, v. pres., and Ken West, treas. to receive this honor. Among FarmHouse,s aclyn Greenwood. FHIIIIHOU ' th . ' ed the yca in the chapter scraphoo 393 Mary Andrews, Mary Atwood, Marva Barnes, Mary Beard, Marian Beck, Barbara Bee- man, Barbara Belknap. Kathleen Bevoni, Betty Brad- shaw, Constance Briant, Linda Helen Burns, Barbi Burton, Gail Callander, Karen Carr. Catherine Tamsy Chevreaux, Rosa Chivers, Susan Clark, Diane Kay Cunningham, Renee Daugherty, Marcia Davis, l,ea Diehm. Stephanie Dunn, Catherine Ruth Dyer, Ioyce Farrar, Laura Ellerman Ford, Patricia Garrison, Diane Giasson, Cindy Goodenow. Karen Kay Gregory, Cathy Io Grisham, Gayle Guyer, Deb- orah Hall, Pamela Hart, Susan Havell, Linda Lea Haynes, Stephanie Hearon. Teresa Heck, Angela Hedges, Leslie Hull, Joyce Ives, Ian Iones, Renee Kauerauf, lane Knohlock, Mary Krueger. Linda Lafortune, Patti Mahn- ken, Nancy Mansell, Karen Marshall, Marsha McCollum, Debbie McMillan, Donna MC- Vlillian. Donna Mojo. 1. 'A ff N , QV 5 l,,, . if H .E :ix ff' 5 , , .fi V . M, S . t Jn ' il ri ,,,, 7 W J J , . VE 2-1 it Y, L V YQ' 9 ae 4 5, sd if . 2 4. was -- .. s, A , was H 1 are .. f, , 19,515 A NW is c f '!. , I M Z 6510? S , , 5 .- , i -I ,I 1 lk. .. t. 5, 5 5 if 'gi' ape.. ff' A .MW ,en . I, ,. S: , Q P il ' , 4 Av I J atv ' - P :: : li? X Pai 2 ,K X 2 is Q 2 V Q in ,. . ww , if ?' ' e asm Q , - 1 ,,-- S S Q , - rr -r V Fl V5 if .p-, SM, . in K 'Www ,., S R '4 nga T g Members ol Gamma Phi Beta participated in pep rallies to show spirit for Oklahoma State. , Gamma Phi Beta l-105 W. Third Gamma Pbi's Celebrated Tenth Anniversary al' OSU During the Campus Chest drive on campus the members of Gamma Phi Beta raised money for their contribution by selling themselves as slaves to their pledges. Supporting their candi- date for Campus Clod, the Gamma Phiis col- lected enough money to Win. In another altru- istic project the Gamma Phi's raised S450 from local magazine sales to support their national Gamma Phi Beta camps. During the fall Gamma Phias celebrated their tenth anniver- sary on campus with a reception and open house. Throughout the year, members of Gamma Phi had two special dinners during the week. Gn Monday nights girls invited their professors to eat with them, and on Wed- nesday nights girls invited friends from other sororities or dormitories to eat with them. The 1970 president was Diane Cunningham. Us . . :E A A I . , , tl: H viliti SE , , V i s ' .4 f' A ii Barbara Myers, Andrea Niel- s .1 , In is sen, Patsy Oliver, Karen ,, 6' IQ 71 I Q ,, Owens, Susan Gwens, Teri f ' X 3 2 zt, A, ,, .21 Owens, Suzanne Parks, Pam- 5. ,1, :'- ' -- - , ,K W ' - 'Q ela Pearson. ' ,,4. 5 , ,s ' ,Q , . . f , ' , alia? is Becky Pennington, Susan - ' '+'- , f , , Q. 7 Proctor, Rhonda C. Robinson, Q' .I if. . ff.. '- ..,- , -M . - M Kay Sadler, Deborah Sch- ii- f s 1,6 r 4 1 l ncider, Karen Schott, Diana . il iiii , . 2 --. - ' -ff Scmrad, Debbie Smith. F55 4 as W f f M, Q Linda Smith, Cindy Spear, 5 Anne Springall, Ienney Ster- ga ling, Mary Stockton, Prissie N rj ' Thomas, Teresa Trower, A Ea Linda Tysor. Vicki Vaughan, Suzanne Ver- s non, Sally Wallace, Marian 75? Wiggins, Lynne Williams, Beverly Woodard Karen Yea- ger Debi Young. Q' T 395 Iohn Barnett, Kent Chapin, Iimmy Cickowski, Steven Co- burn, Michael Collier, Don Crawford. Bobby Culpepper, William Demott, Glenn Fox, Edward B. Hickman, Thomas Deral Hollis, Iim Hoover. Michael Hovverton, Robert Iandebcur, William l.. Iohn- son, Larry Jones, Iohn Lange, Howard Liles. Michael Little, Charles Lynn, Gregory Martin, lohn Masi- lon, Mike McCarty, Donald K. McConnell. Michael McDaniels, William McGuire, Ronald Mullet, Dennis A. Neiblins, Mark Oldham, Millard Pratt. David Ray, Tbornas Rob- bins, Thomas Richard Rob- erts, Randall Rule, Steven Schmidly, Henry Shuller, Robert Bryan Sullivan. William Terral, Glenn Tuck- er, Benjamin Van Pelt, Alan VanPelt, Dwayne VVatkins, Iohn Watt, Don Yarbrough. to gp, , 51, :KZ fy.: V J' 3 V ' in v . av Marx! ,- muzxpg. ft, H . ...fir fj5',:.:f ffl. 'iiiiiffg 5 t A t,,,. ' Q ps t. f i V I :rf Q I IRRE ,. L ii.., ' . s. ., . ,,.. , . I , X.. l- ml: i gn-if ai . vn1 The men ol Kappa Alpha pose for a pic-ture in front of their Southern home. .a S 'A E Kappa Alpha KA's Wear Confederaie Each year the Kappa Alpha's have several parties. Among these are the annual Home- coming party, Christmas formal, Pajama party in the Spring, and the Dixie Ball. The Dixie Ball is the highlight of the KA's year, and in- cludes an entire week of activity which was hegun when members delivered invitations for the hall dressed in Confederate uniforms and riding horses. The origin of the hall carries 'SOS S. Hester Uniforms For Dixie Ball hack to Kappa Alpha's founding, which took place shortly after the Civil War by four Con- federate soldiers. Members of Kappa Alpha and their auxiliary, Les Dames, hosted a Christmas party for underprivileged children, while the pledge class participated in two serv- ice projects for the Stillwater community, a cleanup for the YMCA, and clearing vacant lots. Thr Kappa . pha's can resented the Southern h it g basic io their founding. Liz Ac-ton, Patricia Anderson, Nancy Arnold, Rebecca Ann Barnum, Susan Barrett, Mari- lyn Brown, Rebecca Lynn Brown. jean Clabaugh, Harriet Clark, Mary Coburn, jana Cochran, Vicki Coleman, Chris Con- ner, Cathey Culver, Carol Diehl, Diana Donkin, Sara Earnest, Marsha Ed- rnundsort. Donna Erwin, Kar- an Froning, Karen Ann Futch. Lindy Futch, Ann Gardner, Billie Gaslcins, Elizabeth Geis, Cindy Glenn, Deborah Gram- ling., Indy' Gregory. Crickett Gunn, Harriet Kay Hammond, Cheryl Hanlcla, Kim Hardesty, Marsha Have- ly, Hallie Hays, Susan Hen- nessey. Diane Holditch, Deann Hub- bard. Anne Hunt, Patricia Jones, Cheryl lourct. Claudia Kamas, Ianicc Keck. ZEEZQ mgcgg EEEPQ-J gf5Qr'h- CFD 2:72.35 In Dillif Om F15-TPI mcryg 115 Q rags 5,323 :ir-'R4l cure 2522 rft??F' yawn wwf ia , fn 2. 'Q 'X W- an ,gr r E .-a P0 ga 3 T a y ',..u :i it qty.-31 3, QHMMZQ , V ,r lr .ff if L s , , V an LJ' i ' s ,, 'wt 5 1 Qzrfrrji- Kira , ft 'Q ,lim ' ,t 53 1. ll' 1 Siwf' wif ns.-4 ex 'R an if i swf za 'ii if M 3, ah 6 . at ' ra 1 is 1 . Qi i Q-f , D Erica? r I t tif 5 A i , 745. 3, f - . vm . wif' SX, 4 ! 4 i r C., is .,,, f- gl ' I Hia Taking time out lrom Studia-5, 'l'heta's enjoy a quiet game bridge before cl inn er. ol Kappa Alpha Theta 1323 University Kappa Alpha Theta Celebrated its I00i'h Birthday Kappa Alpha Theta sorority celebrated its 100th year of existence in 1970. The sorority has initiated more than 78,000 women throughout America and Canada. A year long Centennial celebration was planned for 1970. Thetaas on the Oklahoma State campus cele- brated their 50th anniversary in September with a semi-centennial service in honor of their hrst chapter members and alums. The day- long festivities were marked with a banquet, presentation of fifty year pins, and speakers. The Thetaas participated in Homecoming by entering a float with the men of Delta Tau Delta. Many hours of hard Work at the Still- water Crainery went into the preparation of their First place winning float. Ollicers for the year included Sandy Partridge, president, and Sara Ernest, vice president. Katy Martin, Sonja Martin. ., . Patty McCrary, Cynthia Mc- f - Dougal, Marsha McGuire, Cindy Miller, Sandra Miller, Debbie Mock. rs 5 is a A 6 Olive Parrott, Sandra lean Partridge, Suzie Penticuil, A. Christine Phillips, Marilyn Pollock, Diane Ray, Debbie Roberton, Marilyn Rose. fa- -1 Candyt-0 Day Schaefer, Denise Schaefer, Elizabeth Scrntner, Lynn Spit-kelmier, Nancy Steph, Sue Suggs, Sandy Thrcshcr. jackie Tolle. Rachel Trecrna n, Vicki Vaughn, Marilyn Wallace, Ieanie We-tzcl. Sally Wilber, Susan VVillhour, Susan Vwlin- ters, Paula Wright. - Iulie Adams, Mary Balzer, Ioy Bell, Ieanne Brown, Cheryl Bumpass, Carol Carey, Carolyn Carter. D'Etta Casey. Carolyn Cook, Becky Cooper, Melanie Crew, Mildred Cum- mings, Io Ann Dale, Deborah Davidson, Cathy Davis, Delu- orah Davis. Vivian Dean, Mary Durham, Beth Eagan, Sue Fruits, lanet Gulliksen, Donna lean Hagan, Candice Lynda Hick- man, Barbara Howard. Kathy Hutchens, Susie Ia- coby, Christine Iones, Susan Iones, Vicki Killion, Nancy Kirby, Iudy Kratzer, Pam Kroger. Anne Krueger, Patricia Laurence. Patricia Lewis, Marsha Leslie, Peggy Lund- berg, Mary Mack, Marilyn Martin. ,. .,,,3, ,...-. 'QQ .-f . 5, 9' . .K I ,tw 'i 'S 3 M: K ,A 'f giggif. F , eg H 1 V - , . . f- L rig. .. if .1 f + it is , f ,. , ,qt - ap- --f. it fix' W J if :Ti - gf A 5 Xl V6 U V Wk K VV .. I A V, I K -pq i' ' f,.' . ag. A is if i fl S+ I , i i K r . . 52' fi' g A rw- 1. wg, 1- I' .A 45 , V E ,gg Q, . 1 3,54-4. 1 ,,s.... A ' . fi -Q . i . I if, ,:,.. '. - . lt , , x , ,,,.. i f Q je I R I. . ,YF I .. H U ,fra Ei A K , I ,V 'U is -.,. A 'V 5. ,M ,,,, I M, V- E a s 4 , A i c.. an ru VI .... .. ,. c . Q ii 0 I 3 I ,ii - ,V S c yy y ,ec s 'fs as-L .- l ' , V ..,,, L ,ff -' - , N Y gr Kappa Delta's participated in many campus activities during the year. A few of their queens pose by Theta Pond. J. '? .wxwfgiw 3 Q ix Kok if if it- it Kappa Delta 220 S. Cleveland Kappa Del+a's Joined Sigma Chi for Indian Party In October the members of Kappa Delta joined the men of Sigma Chi in an Indian Party. They entertained themselves in Indian style complete with war paint and moccasins. In the early fall the KD's had a chance to en- tertain their dadis at Dadis Weekend. This was a good chance for the KD's to show off their house and for dad to see how a sorority girl lives. When the members of Kappa Delta tai came back to Stillwater for work and Rush Week in the fall, they had a new wing on their house which had been started the preceding spring. One of its more unusual features in- cludes a sun deck. Other fall activities included entering a Homecoming house decoration with the men of Kappa Sigma and Kappa Delta Founder's Day. 1 - . - M ...: 2 ' Mary Martin, Patricia Sue ' .L . 5 ' .V,- , ' 'V Mayhall. Marilyn Mt'- ?-L t V W A Crackcn, Mary Mel Iorse. 2 tii, . ii ' in :-. Marsha Mt'Ka , Karen .t ,.i, s :i,1 K K ,gm Q.. JA F I l lp., 1, ri ' '- r Mcrryrnan, Amanda Miller. . V Q .. . ., .. . if .1t. Q f I ii? I , if 5, 1 ' I . Ruth Miller, Jeannie Milner, 1 ,-. .SH -4 as i.. .V Vicki Clarit-e Morris, Sani- A t . I , - .AXA myc Morrison, Becky Over'- E' i K' -' , ff ' holt, Pamela Pcschl, Deborah A H ljool. - .ff ' N K' johnny Reid, lulia Roush, I M5 jean lnuisc S:-ltrit-kcr, Patsy W, .. -S i--', 1, Seal, udiih Siler, Lynda . 1 . .... . -5 , . L I ' ti 'A Slater, Connie Smith. . x . . 1 ' ii i . 5-V - P A A fl- L- Sharon Smith, janet Taylor, .Lx ' I , 'bw T, .j I 1 Q . Suzanne Tennyson. an Tull. A V 5 - r new 1 K ii' V AV A Patricia Vincent. Anne Wal- gfw sim, W lcr, Sherry Wells. i si i Q -if f. 571 1 ' asf' .Q . - ii ,I iiii . wx: Dana West, Ann Whitaker. ' ' ' ' , ' ' I . Iona Whitson, Sue Wilcox, L... . . 4 Va. . .V .. aw.. Q Q 'iq - Q - l,u Woods, Carol I.ynn . W - ' -. wright, Gladys 1. mt. 40l Barbara Aboussie, Margaret Ballew, Anita Kathryn Bax- ter, Beverly Betow, Betty Bollinger, Cathy Bradley, Rebecca Louise Brown. Linda Buntin, Cathy Burrow, Melissa Butts, Alexis Carroll, Nancy Cordell, Donna Cran- dall, Cathy Lou Davies. Marsha Dick, M. Margaret Dunn, Barbara Endicott, Ruslyn Evans, Rebecca Fid- ler, Iensi Fronkier, Susan Ann Galvin. L. Kay Good, Millie Gor- ishek, Carolyn Couge, Dena High, Laura Hinds, Susan F. Holt, Shelley Horton. Ann Houston, Cleda Hulett, Paula Iohnston, Norma Ios- lin, Ian Kinzer, Cynthia L. Leese, Anne Catherine Mac- Donald, Marilyn Ann Mason. y is -K 6 df .ff , 3 . X ,. X 'I 2 W ',,-, 3.2 ,,, W ., A F 1- ,, 'fi Q, 'B t , j fs ' 'ii ' QP wif .1 , Q Q:-. W ik ,VV7 , f.. . r i M +3 I is ' 5 ,I Many hours were spent by the Kappa's preparing their Varsity Revue skit, The Culturalization of Cofortf' 402 u M lx Ml S19 L Q, Kappa Kappa Gamma 1012 W. 4th Kappa Kappa Gamma Pledge is Freshman Queen Honors came early to Kappa Kappa Gamma in 1969 when Pledge Marsha Dick was elected Freshman Queen. As Homecoming ap- proached, the Kappaas showed their school spirit as they teamed with the men of Sigma Alpha Epsilon to construct a huge and friendly Pistol Pete on the Sig Alph lawn. The girls then turned their talents to the stage, where they joined with FarmHouse to present a skit in Varsity Review. The Kappais and olhcers Nancy Stewart, pres., Margaret Dunn, First v.p.g Barbara Ronck, second v.p.g and Anne Walker, treas.g combined with the men of Delta Tau Delta to provide memorable enter- tainment in the 1970 Spring Sing. Ramona Sewell was chosen Arnold Air Society Sweet- heart, and Becky Wallace was selected as a REDSKIN Beauty. 'ra f kg. tiki A . lt' 2 I A if if 3. Q. ag x ' ' ' Vlarsha 'VIcCord Donna Mc- - e A ' Daniel Cheryl VlcVlurry 1 1 , l H . 6 1 I f , M ,Cai lane McSpadden, Marcheta A . , . ' 'K ' ' N' ' t ' Louise Mcopaddcn. Dixie ' K .,'i I v-. A . W Vlelson Susan Vlonhollon. , , 1 ' at '51 f, ,.., , 1 Suit ? J, 'l' ff 1 f ' Sharon Pickerell, Mary Eliza- M w beth Pierce, Susan Price, Deborah Privett, Ann Reid, - -'X 2 - - I I Nancy Rice, Vicky Roberts. ef' . 91 1 we-mt X vt , ' ' ' Barbara Ronck, Mary Ellen Sappington, Athlyn Sayre, f ' ' Kathy Schwertfegcr, Ramona -A 'Q ' T' - ,. ft 'Z N sv' , A - V ', , V. 7 'Ivan L QV-Q ',..1t. - 1 ft A Sewell, Rhonda Shedrick, Kathryn Shipley. . .i.. i .Q .,.,.,,. EE. A 2 'v...r,.. A ,Q , .. ,,, 1 X. T 4 T ' M -438 ,.f. ... . ,ana ,-. H. aw' ' ff 1 ' ft. ' L . f Q 4 .- ., p w, , '-1 5 - t . fi' A . f . . - .. , Q il its '- V- V Anita Spacth, Elizabeth Spies, Nancy Margaret Stewart, , . . . , , 2 Sheralyn 1.. Summers, Susan --Q ' 4' 'iii 1 ' ' e . , Q . Summers, Sherry Swearingen, A '- f 1- if Georgann Teitzel. I A A . .ff f f ,, A , 9 b R 1 .3 E Q . Linda Veeder, Anne Walker. Becky Wallace, Nancy West, , , 1 judy Wheeler, Peggy Wilson, Natalie E. Yarnall. as tv 1 'i 5171, . ar is .gy 4 V K . , nv if 4' .ff 1 W N A William Ackley, Chad Hun- ter Alexander, Iames Andera son, James Beller, Donald Berlcerneyer, Robert Billings, William Bivin. Thomaa Blaehly, Robert Blu- haugh, Roland Blubaugh, Iames Boulanger, Ronald Britton, Mike Francis Brown, Charles Buck. Larry Cagigal, Teddy Cobb, R'chard Culvert Ir., Bill Cook, Terrell Cook, Cleive C. Du- mas, Phillip Fitzgerald. Thomas Giulioli, Larry Guth- rie, Stephen Houser, James R, Hunter, Randy S, Iacoby, Gary Kinkeade, Guy Brent Kinkeade, Val Landes. H, . M., .M 'Q at wwtfy f 'N fs , ,7: ' J M late 5 9 R RQ itly My ew - . R an . Q.. S , it t .,,,, E ,P 4' ,.ij5Z,gf,,,,, .a . gh f R ' l Y' ,.., J sit at tg M it 53 ....,,,. My ,gr K. -Q at ,tw-w sea.WQ.4,,,. N am.,-n-wan-P '9 wwf,, ,Z I I :K My ,K , Y nf i fi , 5' 5 Members of Kappa Sigma relaxed in the afternoons after class with a quiet game ol: Catch or basketball. 404 Kappa Sigma Kappa Sigma Celebrated The men of Kappa Sigma celebrated 100 years of fraternity life with a national conven- tion held last summer in Richmond, Virginia. The Oklahoma State chapter of Kappa Sigma celebrated its 50th year on campus in May. The fraternity started the fall with altruistic projects, which included collecting for UNI- CEF from Stillwater homes. They also con- tributed to Campus Chest. During Homecom- ' jen? if H -V r' f Q if is 1 ,i.: . tx :,: ta y , Y , M, ? L -2 1 a yy f 'fra 1 xg. . in t t ii if E , , is t'S .. .,,.,: li! If I E ,fs -K 1 : ' I 1 5 , ' - If , 1401 University IOO Years As Fraternity ing Kappa Sigis developed the theme Flash- backs to Fame, with a scrapbook telling of Oklahoma State's great moments. They en- tered the house decoration competition with the Kappa Deltais. Kappa Sigmais held two formal dances during the year, the Black and White formal in February and the Rose Form- al in April. Serving the chapter as president was R. Hunter. e Mark Latham, Iames Leslie, L K, N V john Linder, Donald Martin, ' X H' - ' Bill Mashunkashey, Alan MC- , .,Z. ,V ' I Collom, Dennis Mt-Donald, 123, . pw Tom Moore. T 'T T il Williain Morris, Steven Mor- g m fg., bf, W fi-1 ton, Thomas 1,1-land Mueller. V , M f 519, if ,,, Lynn Murnan, Mark Murray. gy --ff- J 05 TT james Nance, Jerry Parker, i , David Patrick. , A' 'ff 'rhamas Phillip, William Pia, ,, . . -i A .1 james Harvey Provence, Ron V V il Reed, Steve Schwanke, Dan A f Sims, Patrick Sims, Greg Sla- Q Michael Smith, Charles Ste- phens, jack R. Suggs, David Taylor, Alan Tipps, 1.oyd Tucker, Tom West, Vxfilliam Wildey. 5- -Bn, ii Q-'Q' Thomas Allen, john Allford, Bruce Anderson, Lon Bair, Charles Michael Barkley, jim- my Barlow. james Beale. Nlichael Bernard, john Bish- op. Cara' Brasher, Barry Branscum. james Callahan, Christopher Conn, Gerald lienrir-h. john Fielder, Gary Fincher, Alan Fuller. jarnes Richard Gallagher. Larry Callmore, Richard Gorman, jerry Greer. james Hayden Guild. Dave Hazlewood, Allen Hill, Wil- liam Hodges, Charles Hole land. Steve B. Holton, Cary Homsey. Larry Ralph Hulsey, john Howard jameson, C. E. Daird, Louis Link, james Miller, William Miller ll. Richard Odle, Creg Padgett, Bolo S. Pahlka, Charles Powell, james Rus- sell. Cordon Shelion. Reggie Silvers, john Springer. David Steiner, Charles Sligh- rn, David Swain. Brian Thompson. Leo K. Voss. john VVood. 'Q' 'Snwf' -sr The men ol Lambda Chi Alpha talk to iheir housemother, Mrs. C, l-l. Lieh, helore dinner. 'Q P , wi f' , -ujfgii y Y'-'SY si' K za, , ij for 11 Lambda Chi Alpha 923 University October Was Mark for 52nd Annual Hobo Party Highlighting the year the members of Lambda Chi Alpha hosted the fifty-second annual Hobo Party in October. In preparation for the party, members and pledges grew beards and dressed in their best hobo garb. During the week before the party, Lambda Chfs dressed hobo style to serenade sorority houses on campus. Each year members and pledges of Lambda Chi join together in a food drive. They spent many evenings collecting canned goods from homes of Stillwater. In 1970 over 1,000 cans were collected to be dis- tributed to needy families throughout the Still- water community. As a special incentive to make good grades the men of Lambda Chi de- veloped a scholarship dinner. The members whose grades were above the house average ate steak, while those below ate hot dogs. , K . ' Wm Af, J Al Asplund, Larry Davis Bloomer, Jack Bossler, Gary W. Boyle, Hardy Collin, Kent Cornwell, Robert Craw- ford. David Russell Croley, Leon- ard Daniel, Joy Dearman, El- ton, Ellison, Don E. Farrell, Larry Fenity, Tim Flick. Alan Franz, Donald Freman, James Galloway, Scott Gallo- way, Darrell Hamby, Rick Haynes, Douglas Hill. William Jackson, Paul T. Jackson III, David Jones, John Klopp, David Krier, James Richard Lemon, Rob- ert Leonard. Joseph Magoto, Mark Man- ning, James Ross McKnight, Paul McQuillen, John Meri- deth Jr., George Philip Nor- vell, William Woodson Nor- vell. Gary Palu, Fredrich John Pembroke, Eric Powell, Wil- liam Ransdell, John Sapping- ton, Christopher Szlichta, Robert Venus lll. Walter Voss, James White, Michael Jean White, William H. Williams, Bill Witman, Stewart Woodard, Princess Athena awarded the Junior Iron Man trophy to the pledges of Phi Delta Theta 'I ,Y ,F E7 ' Q M'-12 if fi' X 'k , wk 'ima Phi Delta Theta 22-1 Monroe Phi Delta The'ra's Won Community Service Award The men of Phi Delta Theta entered into Homecoming activities by entering a house decoration with the women of Gamma Phi Beta. The Phi Deltis spent many hours at the Gamma Phi house working on their decora- tion. Their efforts were rewarded, however, because they won first place in their division. Another honor that the Phi Deltis received in l97U was the national Phi Delta Theta Multi- ple Community Service Award for conducting various service projects in the Stillwater com- munity and throughout the state. Leading the Phi Deltis in their activities for the year were Tim Gregath, president, john Pembroke, vice president, Bill Williams, treasurer, and Chris Mathews, secretary. lor a hull session iii th .x.li'lill7Ol'S oi Phi Deli lumix Il me out lrmn 3illdX'Ill,2I in the eir roi ni L'Yl'Y'l Charles Abercrombie, Thomas M. Allen, Staunton Alex Baker, Herschel Beard, Ste- ven Bell, Lyle Bellmon, A. L. Bennett Ir., Phil Gordon Bowersox. Stephen Bowersox, Gilber Carl Child, Frank Crabtree, Steven Dennehy, Gregory Dennis, Victor Dodge, Wil- liam Douce, Steve Edwards. Victor David Ferraro, Wil- liam David Fowler, Robert Francis, William Fry, Wil- liam Eugene Gau, James Gil- liland, James Gober, Stephen Grasslield. Donald Greenamyer, William Hansen, Thomas Hardesty, Ralph Heatly, Robert Heatly, Charles Hill, Mike E. Hop- ping. bf ff as A -527' we 1 I y y . i ccrr , E i - T , 1 . ,.. ..,,.. y ... R it A I 1 Q . Q ..r,., , fsij , W, vliii The men of Phi Gamma Delta put much time into the preparation ol' props for the annual Fiji Island Ball. 4l0 CM I I I I A f A I' N 9 f,,1,2h5'ffT?'45 rw. i7iiil5i'il i', il'l'i 9p', 55,3555 :Hifi ffffji, fm, u -'.jg.j,3.g:5, 4,gg'--1::.- f f 1 M XM! ' 4 fi tu-11.5. , f MMU! 1 lj f I , 5 Tmxufdm Phi Gamma Delta 1123 University Phi Gam's Traveled to Bloomington, Indiana Academy Highlighting the activities of 1970, the men of Phi Gamma Delta sent a delegation to the annual Fiji Academy in Bloomington, Indiana, where delegates participated in the National Model Ritual. Pledges of Phi Gamma Delta sponsored a service project at Enid State School. There they performed general main- tenance duties. Acclaimed one of the most famous American college parties is the Fiji Island Ball held every year in May. Fiji's pre- pare for the event by building grass huts on the front lawn and by wearing elaborate native costumes. Each spring the Fiji's have their annual Pig Dinner in honor of their initiates. In 1970 the dinner was at Howard johnsonis in Oklahoma City. Leading the year's activi- ties were Randy Whitaker, pres., and Bill Fowler, vice pres. N - a' l i t ,gf . e . 3 1 .P 1. liitl A I I A .... . iyss ,,'. ' . , :- .'f j . v:. ' .. lm .jj Q W . 5' , t-It ..., 5 3 ,. . 4 . 1 M '..,,,, j ,,j, . j .I I jj j llti I a u QEQQRSES gajjmxj Don Hudson, Andrew Ike- mire, Eric Marshall Iamison, john David Iensen, john Keating, Gene Kouba, Mich- ael Lucas, Herbert W. Maas. William Manes, Gary A. Markus, Robert Murphy, Paul Parsons, David Pollock, Ste- ven F. Pontesso, Iohn Prince, Rayford Tom Reid. Fred Craig Ringwald, Mar- shall Roach, Ralph Thomas Rogers, Terry Sanger, Alan Schmitz, Patrick Sears, john Shaw, Donald E. Sinclair. Stephen Smith, Scott Turn- bull, Tony Tweedy, Ed Ves- tal, Larry Warren, Philip Webb, Randy L. Whittaker. Victor E. Wickersham. 4II Doug Alexander, Iohn Allen David Anderson, Iohn Bel- fiower, Terry Bennett, David Bramlett, Roger Steven Browning. David Richard Buck, Iames Carver, Wesley Cox, George Edwards, Chris Friesen, Iohn Furrow HI, Thomas Grogan. William Heydenburk, Iohn William Huggins, Paul Is- bell, Keith Kimberlin, Iohn Konrad, George Lynch, Gary McCune. Robert Muecke Gary Rey nolds Iohn Rhodes Larrv Roach Roger D Ruehl David Lee Sanders Steven Sanzi. Carl Iohn Schroeder Ir Iohn R Slaughter Iohn Vogler Iack Wagner William Wal ker Cary Watters Thomas Wilson Iames Zellnski A ' - A il vsgiir is ivis .V ' ' r . frffff Z F '.,. I ? ,.:. ,i. -W ,, .r..- , ' Q 11 'f,, .. 3 . A 'f' ' x I ..k, .. A .. z A rissaii r . iar, 1 .7 ' 'fr .'f-if' ' V, ,, , -- 'ff ' Q -4 -' i 1 1 . vi g :II i ii :Qr i g L .,,.. S ,,,. V . C !! A , H V T V ' r VV fff:. ' f-- Q ..-: H A A ' r . -zrr r V, . , rr wwf 1-. r 2 ::. r zat- . 5. A ' 'rv-' A S i s i'1' ' 'v'- - 2 . ' -: I 5 kvr k t '- g .-: N',, In , , ',,,, : . , ., V ,I ,r ,,,. , , V at rs a I T W ne! 1-1 for WVU as wh The first annual Phi Psi 500 tricycle race brought smiles and a little dirt to the girls brave enough to enter. PSI P 'fKA PPA S J C 'll ,I : Phi Kappa Psi T324 S. Duck Service Project Sponsored by Pledges of Phi Psi The Concho Indian Reservation was the site of a service project sponsored by the pledg- es of Phi Kappa Psi. The pledges worked on this El Reno reservation preparing a building to be used by Boy Scouts. In the fall the annu- al Phi Psi 500 all-sorority tricycle race was held. Phi Psi members coached sorority con- testants in tricycling and other events. The event was concluded with a queen contest and an all-campus dance on Saturday night. Con- testants Wore sweatshirts with Phi Psi SOON printed on the back and Winners of the con- tests and the queen were awarded trophies. Of- ficers David Buck, presidentg and lim Zelinski, vice presidentg led the Phi Psi's in achieving the largest Campus Chest contribution and the lsest Parents' Day participation. Phi Psi 000 0lllClIllS l7UgICll down. i eel helping hand to those uh gm ul Terry Arnold, Richard Baikie, Robert Beckham, Barry Bold- ing, Ron Carter, Richard Co- lumbia, Robert Dillinger, Charles Clabe Ir., Diriekson. William Henry Elliott, Whit' ford Ellis, Ierry Farris, Ierry Neil Foster, Larry Glidewell, Clell Harden Coodpaster, Cary Goodsell, Daniel Eu- gene Gray. Truett Quinton Gray, Ronald G. Grother, Steve Hansen, Greg Hubbard, Mike Iohns- ion, August Koedding IV, Richard Terrance Large, Dan- ny Lowrance. Bill Maddux, Gary Martin, Michael McConnell, Phillip Morgan, Bus L. Muegge, Frank Nordean, Steve Papen- dick, Ioe Perkins. Robert Rasell, Charles Ro- mano, Randall Guy Sehuer- mann, Bradley Schultz, Rob- ert Seago, Ken Shirley, Ran- dolph Short. Edmond L. Smith, Bobby Speer, Iim Staley, Byron E. Steele, Edwin Stone, Robert W. Sullivan, David Bruce Tanner. Rex Thomas, Iohn David Thomason, Van Vandiver, Terry Walser, Gregory Welsh, Robert E. Williams, Bill Zel- lers. .u -7 4. ifmb' W Qi 'Q I ' Phi Kappa Tau 1203 W. Third Phi Tau Pledges Participate in Service Projects Members of Phi Kappa Tau fraternity be- gan the year with their first fall party Hippies versus the Establishment . Phi Tauis and their dates dressed up as Hippies. The pledge class of Phi Tau participated in several service projects through the year. They worked with the Stillwater park department in cleaning park areas and also helped clean up the newly built mall in Miami. During the winter, the pledges participated in sensitivity training classes headed by Dean Tom Keys. In May the Phi Tauis enjoyed their major spring party, the Dogpatch Stomp. The party featured skiing at Lake Carl Blackwell, a lake party on Fri- day night, and a house party Saturday night. Planning the yearis activities were Ed Smith, pres., and Richard Large, First v. pres. SWE Paul Adkins, Paul Allen, Rob- ert Boyd, John Brueggen, Den- nis Busch, Wayne Kent Cher- nicky, Steve T. Corbett, Thomas Creider. Daniel Hugh Cullin, John Danne, William Danne, Ed- ward Doris, Michael Eckroat, Stephen Engelman, Joseph Robert Geis, Clifford Henry' Halen Jr. Frank Ketter, Harold John Leopard, Larry Markham, Donald Miller, James Mur- phy, Curtis L. Nolen, Wil- liam Michael O'Loughlin, Paul John Podolec. Eugene Joseph Schwarz, Mark Anthony Schwarz, Philip Schwarz, Michael Smith, Pat- rick J. Streck, Daniel Swartz, Ross Tonti, Francois Vanden- broeder, Danny Voskuhl. M we W wi w ew ,r-, Jr t , .,,,, yttyp ,i 5 Members of Phi Kappa Theta took time out ol a busy day to pose at a familiar site in Couch park 416 XVV . T J EJEI f 'gpg' 3 We f l N 7 'Slim if fl? r W , i 0 I Phi Kappa Theta Phi Kappa The+a Made The men of Phi Kappa Theta started the l969-70 school year by moving to a new loca- tion and remodeling their chapter house. At Christmastime the Phi Kappis invited the Al- pha Xi Deltais to help them decorate their house. The annual Woodchopperis Ball in the fall was one of the year's biggest parties. Mem- bers and their dates dressed like woodchop- pers for thc dance. The hoys had a contest to 421 W. Third Move 'ro New Locafion see which one could grow the longest beard. Ollicers Wayne Chernicky, pres.g Dan Doris, v. pres.g Ross Tonti, sec., and Iohn Danne, treas., led the house in other activities includ- ing the Starlight Ball at which the chapter sweetheart was crowned, a steak and heans scholarship dinner, the annual Christmas par- ty, open house on Homecoming, and a new girl's auxiliary program. viii? Carla Askew, Corahell Ben- nett, Peggy Biard, Vicki Lynn Boler, Linda Bourne, Linda Boyce, Leslie Brauer. Margaret Bresser, Sharon Bry- an, Kathlyn Carter, Marilyn Carter, Kathleen Chapman, Patricia Gail Childers, Peggy Childers. Betty June Coffey, Connie Curley, Diane Dickey, Juhree Dickey, Dana Jolene Down- ing, Linda Farrell, Beth Fenimore. Michelle Ferraro, Jeanne Marh Finan, Nancy Fisher, Julia Anne Garrett, Pam Car- rett, Mary Gerdes, Katherine Cilkcson. Susan Civens, Nancy Graal- rnan, Gayle Cray, Nancy Marilyn Green, Cindy Criliin, Barbara Hadley, Trisha Had- lock. Hillary Hart, Dorothy Hays, Jeanne Herron, Jane Herzig, Betty Howland, Cathy Hron- opulos, Coleen Hughey, Jae- queeta Kay Hunt. Sue Jarrett, Mary Jeffrey, Cin- dy Johnson, Mary Johnson, Susan E. Kamm, Pant Kelsey, Carol Kerr, Katherine Kreps. Jonee C. Kretlow, Julia Leche, Mary Lcdbetter, Kathryn Ann Lembke, Charlotte Lindberg, Linda Love, lillen Maddux, Janice Mahan. W .M J .,,, J . . -, , 'fa K 'A 1:7 s- s A--, L , ,. , at K .. . J . -,- rw f. Nr 4 ,ZF 4. . 'J . - 42 . . , . . M .. a J' A ab- has a aa fs ri c 5 fa .r rrr n . L7 i as , ,,,V, .- W,F 'r 2 QQQQW V L ' ,rf W , rw, . iw ,, LN Oli ' f. i 12.1 1 if 'tl'-I ,L . . ' ' T ...L ,.,, if qi, Y Q Q A I , wwemwm , . ' f . r ,, UQ gg, Qgjw if -. fr . M ,awww c M J... I .f H- 'G I K -is is Q iff' ,f ,K I , sg . Q i i i J Q L 2 ' if Ag it 'fi - in ' ' 1. 1 fag at r . rf, f Q- . A -iw.. , -- .. ' i Q J fag .rua s my r -4' ff ' ' . ' I g , . :, . a K if 3 IR r v ,IV . , - irii er -rfr ii ' C J . ,,. P, -' ' M QW mg5,,,s. M. 'Q 1:5 , 5, age ra ef ,M JA' :Inks -K ii,--is X . .5 a ille , 97' I QM. is er' X 1 - .ft .i I . WMV., . .,,r,,,i,3 sw , . , .. . ., , rr.. V, H, i 'ai -W , .y.4,, W '-1,-W ,W , A M J be '?a+ fgggi Q71 L . ,,V. 5 . , A, ,, at, ff W ,,,- - 3i.,,,,..,,:H ,ca-:-1, V: w r ' .. :v f W ts ellly if X Aifzwgba f at ,T f 4 ,W 3 r 1. 1. 5. J . mf 24 .rggai -,, Ymwa 236 Ha f Pi Phi's took time out to enjoy quiet conversations helore a fora ii -,f xg ,. 17' ve Trl tt 'I l - 51255 ni 5' fifx 'I z- 911, '- 0 ' 'T iff' YJ O 'l-'3 C-' s to XY .,.- r sm' X. l:: K, . X' Ita.:-Q sf X lf! I O ' S xg lc 'J Q VI! . i Jn. Pi Beta Phi Pi Beta On October 16 the Oklahoma Beta chapter of Pi Beta Phi hosted the annual Settlement School Tea for Oklahoma State students and residents of Stillwater. The purpose of the tea was to promote and sell items made by the Pi Phi Settlement School. In the spring Pi Phiis joined with members of Kappa Kappa Gamma in their annual Monmouth Duo. The party commemorated the founding of both soror- , I : E.: I ,yi ,rw A , P X,-: F ,spy 'K . 2, iw , A., ,JM 1 , K 5 KK . Q ,,. ,f , , - - 1 st .. , ,ak 'N 2 I 7 1 -ff! Q g f I . My r . , i ' Q ' L W 'rn in 324 S. Cleveland Phi's Were Host to School Settlement Tea ities. During the year the Pi Phils set two weekends aside for Momas and Dad's week- ends. This provided a good time for the par- ents to stay in the sorority house and also for the daughters to entertain them. As a serv- ice project, members of Pi Phi organized a Big Sister-Little Sister program for the under- privileged girls of Stillwater. ' L- - 1 Nlesserli. Fugenia Ami Vluort ' .3 J ,E 2 In ' , f . ' lforest Newcomer, Inu st 4 Q 4 K T f -- A on Segars. mf. - l-. Q. f . ,. 1 . -- . I . I Q ., . ,gh .2 V 5 gk I A Linda Steekcr, laelw In we Diane lhompson. Sue Thornhill. jutly i ' A Q- Q VVinsetr. 4- In S , 1 v il ,Mgr , fs za. 1 .::. QK ar TK 'K 1 .V ig X ., X K -I t 4 E X It SQ' Linda Markeet. Marilyn Nlat tin, Nancy Martin, Virgmit Mayberry. Theresa Mtlwlwct ' Linda Mclunkin. Rcbettt - Paris, Peggy Peach, Sharon Pingree, Kari Pitman Sun .lane Price. Mary Sadler Shit E' Barbara Shepherd. Viaiv Smith. Carolyn Sue Spttit K Cathy Staines, Diane Stimes Mary Wzishingttwrt. I it x VVhite, Debbie VVils4m. N mm i Wilson, Sally NVilsrm nn -A , .... , i .K K jf? Mike Bowles, james Bunkers, David Dennis, Gary Wayne Dickinson, Robert Gates, Thomas Gilbert, Carter Leroy Hallmark, W. Dean Hender- sxm. Larry Holmes, David Hynes, Philip Kerns, Robert Liggett. Iohn Perry Mztelaennan, Iohn Martin, Cyrus S. Mayalvalzt, john Mefflary. Bob Moreland, Neal Patter- son, Steven Pearee, Stephen Penuel, Mike Petty, Mel Rob- ertson, Michael Rohlezler. Larry Dwayne Sehuelein, los- eph Siebert, Thomas Strader, Stanley Wilkinson, Chester F. Willey, john Williams, David Wolfe . . . Wolfe . . . Wolfe. M ,Ji i HPV' 'tw .mg L ll , VI , K, P rr , r e i A ,Gig ' W f Laws fv- ef me 'fir ref' -3 wwf, r r fttf iii W h . t r , M 'His M , , 'X rf 5? L, ' ,- 'f 1, I iii . 6. -vw 420 rg we , i ,W M mt The Pi Kappa Alpha's welcomed a new pledge, Cyrus Mavalvala, from Pakistan. l li . IH 77 ,Y Xsx I 2 7! 0 'SBI-.XXP . A- 5' 1 fy W, .. Qt y bf! NYS: ., -7' . ,f X? -t 'P' 1 ' X' 'll UK IW' ' ' L A 1, , K ..,,- 6 0 ' ' 'xfmr ,323 w i? pilll Q I sfffxlhfsfsi 'lil I . mf ., tx, ie, , U q wk x Pi Kappa Alpha uo Vadis Parly HighIigh+e Each fall the men of Pi Kappa Alpha have one of their biggest parties, the Quo Vadis party. For this party brothers and their dates dress in togas. In 1969 thc party was held at the Lake Carl Blackwell pavillion in conjunc- tion with the Tulsa chapter of Pi Kappa Al- pha. During the Christmas season they had a Christmas carolling serenade for sororities on 713 University d Pi Kappa Alpha's Year campus. In the spring Pi Kappa Alphais held their Dream Girl formal at which time their Dream girl was crowned. Every spring the Pikeis celebrate their Founders' Day on March I with a banquet for alums. Leading the Pi Kappa Alpha,s in planning the years activities were oflicers Cary Dickinson, pres.g Larry Schuelein, v. pres.g David Hynes, sec., and Neal Patterson, treas. A. Mmm W, N ,S ... ,X ...gd . I ,- M.. '21 V, -, -' I ' ,Maui l 42l l ll lxlpfll Xlpl ioxcd :1 fall screnad' f' in wx wnwimm ul Kappa Kappa C mm 1 Nlvnubr-rso 7' 'z 2 A TIL c gn s. W Gene Adams, James William Anthamatten, Steven Barger, Iim Beaubien, Tony Benway, Richard Donovan Biggert, Ly- man Boles. Robert Brunswig, Paul Bry- den. Ted Carey, Rodney Christy, Don Davis, George Stefan, Davis. Craig Dawkins. David Dejarnett. Stephen Denzler. john Dewey, Wil- liam Dodson, Wes Dryden, Kris Dunkelherg, David Dyer. Rodney Edwards, Mike Eng- land, Kent Ervin, Carl Fair, lack Farr, Tom Farrar, Bruce Farris, Robert Flanagan r. Neal Fuller, Charles Call Richard Gann, Iohn Golgi Brook Crillin, Walter Harris Stephen Hill, Ioseph C Hodges. Q Q: I if :R g 6' ,.., , f, -4: fTiT-I3 . L 5,2 ., I .if ' a ' y . T A rf W ,iff ,v , - - gg 1 -215 NJN D F- 'R x: 7 A - g,' vw ' ' Ji' 4-' ,, it S at 3 I ' ff Av-J rf' a dl . It : c. H 4. :html l .K- Y . f S? , Members of Sigma Alpha Epsilon admire the Dean Troxel Award with pride. The award is given to an outstanding fraternity that best satisfies the ideals ol' scholarship, leadership, and service to the community. 422 EI , lk, 4 + ' 4' 4 T ' 4 3. , 4 .4 V Q V' 4-ing l ' gl:--4 'Yi' N + f- - 4 3 I 'Q + Y A ' A -4 4, 4 . ,V , - 5733 fu? lf: SURE? VV Sigma Alpha Epsilon V308 W. Third Sig Alph's Received the Dean Troxel Award The athletic Sig Alphis sent their intra- mural wrestling team to Ponca City this year to compete with the high school team in a benefit wrestling match. The members furth- er demonstrated their athletic ability by Win- ning championships in tennis and paddleball, and placing second in basketball and swim- ming during interfraternity competition. Turning from the sports scene, the Sig Alphs and oilicers Kent Woodmzin, pres., Terry Dil- lon, V.p.g Vlohnny King, see.g and Ronnie Plunkett, treas., constructed a Homecoming decoration with Kappa Kappa Cfamma and entered Spring Sing with Alpha Chi Omega. Last spring, the men of Sigma Alpha Epsilon were chosen to receive the Dean Troxel Award. 5 . ,.f , V V ., w 5 7 'p 5 Nlicliacl Htnnscy, jtihnny i 'X-VV . V f . V33 it V .V - 'I' , V, .V V V .ef King, Phillip Knight. Randy . Q ., 'if f ., ef, 4.,,fi'Q,- g V ii . 7, ..,, K' Nh-jkagf l.2IXXS0li, Steve 'l'. l,icb, Lawr- V VVV, Qi - it , ,EV V t t-nt-e I .ovcndahl, William V N V ' Met-k, Daniel Meyer. S -S 6 . V i I-PM? A Ritliztrd Nliller, Don Mull- V gy V V 'S' V . XV' . V M V VV man, Nlark Nltisir, Charles V' ,V .V .t - - iii' Neal, james C. Newton, Greg VV N.. V V 'E K ' ,:, ' ' ii ' Norris, Charles Norvt-ll, lim l , 5 V P ,,.: I , VVV . . VV KJSWVIITV . J 1 .f. V5 . A h t V. . , Skipper Oxford, David Peter- V I K' V ' VV ' T I son, Dennis Petcrstm, Ronnie 'V , 35- V 'Q' T 3 -5 f W- A ' Plunkett. loc- Rat-hal, Robert ,, V :E V, '.f..,f,k , V ., aV af V, 7- - an 4 . . , .mg .V VV VV V-V ' 1- ' - Reinauer, Steve Rlt-ht-rt, Cler- , 'V 'Z V' YV - 'f ' - VV ,.,,V,, ald Ritter. ' f . , t X W Buddy Robertson, Alan V , VW ' Campbell Routh. Michael R. f V . V N -- V' 1 1 at V . -,V 1 Sadbcrry, Bob Sands, Mark 't gr .Y , - '-V :L ' S . H Snell, David Snyder, William S 'Ui V ' . - f S , Stcinbroolc jr,, Robert Tate. ta ic,-4 2 nts X . 1 1 fr? A A S Rtmhert Taylor, Ron Taylor, 'L . , Charles Richard Vining, V. iV V V- KVVV Charles Waken, Dub Wheel- , r- L M, ' i I V er, Don Edward Wiechmann, . .... . . - - r . W , M .- V i'. ,V .,.V wry :Voodmarg Larry Dale 0 VV QV . Urs am. '3 ' A 1 4 ' ' Q 423 - ,. . W .ax ,.fA5d,, ,W q . tx A . Bill Agnew, David Anderson, Iames William Andrews, Steve Arnold, Roger Atchley, Steven Bailey, Lindy Baker, Charles Douglas Barnes. Charles Barron, Dick Battle, Shane Bignell, james Black- burn, Dennis Blakemore, Dean Bohlendcr, Ray Louis Bowen, Iohn Bowers. Ronald Capron, Patrick Car- roll, Iames Carter, Robert Michael Carter, David Clark. William Cox, Stephen Crop- per, Iohn W. Dewitt. David Domnick, Terry Mfch- ael Ehert, Terry Fisher, Iaines Richard Fitzgerald, Melvin Flock, Richard Gearheard, Robert Greaves, jay Helm. Steve Hendley Charles Het- rick Michael Holmes Darrell Hunt David B. Hunt Ceorge Hurley William jenkins Iohn Iohnson. s it r . Xi i ' f .gs . 6151- t . A ' -i' 1a,r..'Z:X'Y' . A j N , X., , 1.1. of -S V., . .,, M.. V,....f Q A 2 , W, fe' W Y . .s s .4 ff afar? f-rx5rY2Q'f'j'1 Q Q al it ij.. oi figgjffigji Q., Q' 5 ' 'sl v r v :frffa eifffl . ,. ky, W l .. hi.. M . X + 5 J' f rf 5,,AX.Q-54 ,.. K, l.. ' ,rl fr ,, .ur '- 3 ,rr Q Q -' ' 1 , ',S7 'fy't1i :'7 . f 5 4 t z by 1 L , 7 ,: r . 54.1 i ra t X l 4 fs, ni.. WZ? asia ii gg :. ' I ,. ., ig.. if .H K 'rr Q as y ::,, 'ii - R 'P S52 . h . ,W cj Shui Z B 6, S 62 .fe at EL fs 54 my gn., N. .. t H ' ,M xv. av-A 5 t I Vi 3' ,gist W 1 157: if- - . 5: 5 55. I .. V A Q... S tr -W wx gfvv ,fl as .r Q if-V 'S- M ' i, gf. , t me 1 ,. J . - Q 'in fu 1 ,, fr v :ew- . wt .. . .fs ,eE K., . e . ew.. The Sigma Chi pledge class participated in a service project honoring Oklahoma State hy donating an American flag. 424 'A A L' Hg.. V A- ir.. -Qs 4 ,w, . fl i' Qix smut! Sigma Chi - H f wr? - , .f -..- aaa- if x , yi f fu. r WW - - ' - 'I t - -fl' mt. . i-gas: 9 f - - ' f .. -W , r- .. tra., .. 1. 4, K. .- f f -. ...M V .. ,. am . . W... if A.. ,......n.. .13 Sigma Chas Won First The pledges of Sigma Chi participated in a Big Brother-Little Brother program with boys of Stillwater. The pledge class took the boys out to eat and played football with them. Sigma Chiis also showed community concern by helping with vaccinations on Rubella Sun- day. The members of Sigma Chi supported their national service project, Wallace Village, a home for mentally retarded children. They ff' . A g , Y t 'W I A ' 1. 1 h , 2 g . lllll ff i . 4.1 llOl Universtiy ' ' 'n Intramural Swimming raised money by having a steak dinner at the house. The Sigma Chi's participated in intramural sports and took home first place in swimming. ln the spring they joined with the women of Pi Beta Phi to perform in Spring Sing. One of the highlights of the year was the Miami Duo, an annual party held with Phi Delta Theta. -' hr-ae 7 J E. ps e , ,.. . . f- 1 .. gf, ff 7 hw. . 5 ,344 . 2 gin . . .. M. s t 1 ,4 R f x-'F' . gl Wt Lawrence Iohnson, Tom jones, Robert Joyner, Robert Karlovieh, William Lee Keele. james Wiley Keller, George Kelsay, Charles Kimball. Scott Kingham, David Kirst. john Latta, lfarl Lewis, Ste- phen Lynn Maison, Brad Ma- son, Don Mt-Calman, Mac Nflcffrory. William McNeill, Snick Mey- ers, lim l-. Neuman, Ron Partridge, Ron Perry, Michael Pierce, Ross Pope. Michael Putnam. Bart Shcileck, Ronald Smith, I. Terry Snidc, Russell Soren- son, Raymond Standridge, Steve Stantield, Ronnie Ste- phan, Edu ard Stuart. Phil Synar, Stephen Taylor, john Thomsen, Rolland Wag- ner, Charles Watson, Cordon Wilder, Pat Wilson, lim Young. 425 Robertson Allison, David Am- ilian, Richard S. Amilian, Donald Aycoclt, Patrick Bell, Thomas Bennett, David Ber- ry, Brett Blasdel, William Mark Blasdel. Stephen Scott Boaz. Donald Botz, john Bounds, Reed Bramlett, Rick Bramlett, Charles Buck, Philip Buhler, Dwight Colville, George Con- 51912 Wallace Edwards, Charles Eitel, Iamcs Ellis, Kent Else- ner, Larry Ewett, Steve Fry, Richard Gallo, Ierry Nolan Garner. james George, jim Gihson, David Gough, Marshall Grant, Philip Gray, Randy Gray. Gary Hill. james Hol- lovvay. ., ww, TM G' Q I , NP-vv :-'.,,': 5 . .. .1 J ,iw W i. : A - K U Q L ap, ' ' . V V MW- ' uw' ., K va- S - ff' Q ti 'ii ' L N' Y ' , ' , - E . L fi 7' 1 ' rt :. 4 ' ' i fifiwx Y 'aa' f 912 ,Q at rf' f ' f 'Sw-' ,, . :'.. V 'V 1' i aw Q . t h Ji sh . , A r 2 . , , I. we f . ,mo 7 ,, :ti l A, V . nn uf ff 1-:ap , . - 1 -n , tj:-Fail? , ,4,,,,s,,. 3' , ts f SU ' ffdifvfir' r -,P 5 :I S' : .. at l f 'la 1312: new . a -,.. ..,f f 4? af A Q . Q - i. ?W,z.? S . . 9f3ee7fmmw7wf1gf95w2 ISL: r r, r B vvva yi- an-. X S af ax' wi --gr r Q , Mia- A. V ! ia- 3 , tw I wig V if lk ' f f i if : Fr 5 1:?2fi,ee1lz:5 . ,fit ,, 426 Members of Sigma Nu prepared for their pi nmate Serenade at the Pi Beta Phi house. ig , , . K , 'i aa if mia ,W iw, aww ff IIN fa? W' .i tl ' Jf il u..'.,a l l X 41 W , , k g o f v .2 EWBWH Sigma Nu 913 University Sigma Nu's Won First Place in Intramural Football On March 14th the Epsilon Epsilon chapter of Sigma Nu celebrated its fiftieth year on the Oklahoma State University campus. Members entertained alums with a banquet and party. Honors for the Sigma Nu's during the year in- cluded winning first in intramural football and third in all-fraternity grades. During the year, members participated in a service project in Glencoe, where they cleaned and painted the Glencoe Baptist Church. In February Sigma Nu,s prepared for their annual Frontier Ball by growing beards and building a replica of a Western town in their front yard. Sigma Nu participated in Varsity Revue with Chi Omega and Spring Sing with Delta Delta Delta. Lead- ing the chapter was president Charles McKee. Billy Huffman, Craig Iohn- son, Lloyd Iohnson, Michael Paul Kane, Mark Leavitt, Robert London, Iohn Mac- Kenzie, Dan Mahoney. Ted Marshall, Iohn McCrory, Ronnie Lynn McKeaigg, Charles McKee, Norman Nel- son, Steven Ornohundro, Richard Parish, Stephen Parks. Steven Postter, David Ranney, Charles Rose, Randall Rose, Kimble Ross, Robert Schmal- feld, Ielfrey Scott, David Sheets. Wx V f Q 'A 2 ' 1 Iames Shouse, Charles Wil- W' r MQ 5 Q A - . 5 V j- , . liam Sutter, Carl Dee Thuma, T- al -W' ' ,,.. i fi , William G. Toombs, Donald 5 ',- 5 j g : f if, Totusek, Paul Wieczorek, K + K Q Side' 427 Mark Allen, Iimmie Barka- low, Bruce Barton, Geoffrey Baum, David Beeman, Don- ald Beeman, Ted Belteau, Stephen Blazer. Robert Allan Breedlove, Ioe Brown, Richard Arlen Brown, Larry Cagle, Timothy Clever- don, Ierry Cooper, Terry Croll, Frank Davis. William Davis, Iames Davis Ir., Gary Dickerson, I. O. Dickey, III, Iames Dillahunt, Rick Dugger, Don Orval Du- pree, Wade Edmundson. Tim Flenniken Mike Rick Gilger Iohn Clifford Clahn Curt Goss Steven Coss Wil- liam Crissom Iames Haley. Steve Hallmark William Hamner Stanley Hazen james Ronald Henderson Dennis Johnson Ierry Karr Richard Kilmer 12356 'WE 4'-U vnu .. x . - , 4 5 ,hfqev s J' X X vw 4, lwgli'-': V' 3. ',, ' ' . gl A ze, 4 av V af if -f an V , R. ., , e . , ,,5,.i,i -., s 1. is 1. 428 The Sig Ep's and Girls of the Golden Heart, their girl's auxiliary, planned activities together. Sigma Phi Epsilon 324 S. Monroe Sig Ep's Celebrated 50th Anniversary on Campus In the fall the men of Sigma Phi Epsilon celebrated their 50th year on the Oklahoma State campus. The semi-centennial celebra- tion was highlighted with the presence of special alumni, the third initiate of Sig Ep, and their national secretary. The members of Sig Ep bought block tickets for OSU alumni and themselves to attend the OSU-OU game. After the game they held a banquet at the Stu- dent Union ballroom followed by a dance. Sig Ep officers who played a large part in the yearis planning were jamie Livingston, presidentg Larry Cagle, vice presidentg Don Dupree, rec. secretary, and David Warden, cor. secretary. Sig Ep's also built a Homecoming decoration with Chi Omega, participated in the United Fund Drive, and gave a party for orphans. ? T' ii' t Q . stit - 9' it . ,, , 2555 is A 2 QE, Q' f , D K lack Lacroix jr., james Alton vi - Lixingston, David Macy. Rob- ert t cFcrron, Charles Rich- ard Mettry. Michael Mettry, f David IVI. Muse, Click Orini- , stoti. -Y- Donald Palntcr, Kenneth Pct- ta. Mark Petty. Delbert Phil- lips. Larry Poor. William lien shaw, Tonnii ic R ichcy, C.h:ii'lc's Riddle. Sterctt Robertson. Michael ,K I E . K A W A ,, ', , Lynn Host-hak, William Floyd Vi ,i , ' S ', 'f mfg, Si? , P , 'W ' Y , , L. W5 lloust-, Donald Shirtrk. Charlcs i', V, ff, 1 jlfijlxs Skaggs, liruco Arthur Smith, ' ii ' , . V PM ' Hill Snow. Russell Keith lah r ti Q A ,1, David Sparks. 'l'crrry Stewart. ' . A L' i M A at Q up I 'Y john Van Nest, Richard T , A ' L ' V A , AG' - g 1' Vaughn, Robert Marrs Ir., I V A ,. 7: i - iff! - ll it! t Vaughn, Bryan Walters, f, ' ' ,r 'i 'kj' P H . Michael NVard, David Ward- ? A A 1 gi' . i . A tn' . V itt- I . I 1' ' wpTg Larry Watson, Iohn Wiggins, A A fi' ' It 44 Iohn VVilkinson, james Wil- 'WO' ' K W r W it I son, Iohn Winters. Iamcs ' V ' if M., - Vygy g Wood. Iohn Wynne, James ' 4 di ' twat A .3 ' Zehrcn. 429 Gary Adams, Paul Archarnbo, Robert Baird, Iames Beard, Michael Burdick, Greg Day. Paul Day, Edward Dollmeyer, Edward Elarn, James Russell Erwin, Larry lfore, Iohn Burke Garrett. Charles Gotwal5, David Hall, Carl Hendren, Bill Hutson, Charles Iglesias, Larry jack- Son. Richard Iancar, Robert Ken- nett. Robert Kirkpatrick, jack C. Kurt, Robert Lightfoot. james Mapes. Fred McLane. Samuel Cliilord Munhollon, Lowell Nichols, Mack Vernon Norman, Ioseph Bernard O'Toole, Edward Padgett jr., Dorian Reeder. Dennis Roe, Thomaa Rogers. Howard H. Sage. Dennis Sieg- rnann, Ray lf. Smith Ir., Her- hert Stuart II. Ion Terry. Elmer Troxell, Richard Vis- sar, Thomas Simmons Wade, Gregory Warden. Thomas Warner, Thomas Willizirns. Iames VVitt. an-. 1 Kish +1-R. . Pledges oi Tau Kappa Epsilon showed their spirit at a pep rally hy' displaying this sign. z ,, ge Q J ,X HQ 3 , 1 3 A1 e D ' A fe, nada -1 as P .r ,-K 9 i E il V 4? V 45 Y' A! 'tia-iii-515' Tau Kappa Epsilon 22l Lincoln TKE's Work Week Highlighted by Improvements Fall brought the members of Tau Kappa Epsilon back to Stillwater with lots of work to be done during work week. The week was a huge success with projects including landscap- ing, exterior lighting for the house, a new tele- vision, a new coat of paint and a lot of little extras that improved the general appearance of the TKE house. At Christmas-time the TEKES and women of Delta Delta Delta joined together to give the underprivileged children of Stillwater a Christmas party at the TEKE house. House leaders for the year wereg Howard Sage, pres.g Iohn Garrett, v. pres.g Dennis Roe, sec.g and Mack Norman, treas. Other activities that members of Tau Kappa Epsilon participated in were hosting of Dlcla- homa Province on TKE Founder's Day and a Hell's Angels party. Bruce Broding, Fred Lewis Clark, Richard Draper, Mark Farley, Chris Faulkner, Ierry Gaston, Glenn Guerra. Robert Hagar, Paul Herrold, Carlos Iilnenez, Bill Iohnson, Gary Wilson Knowles, Char- les Martin, David Michael Mattix. Iohn Alan Maxwell, Michael Moore, Ieil Newman, Robert Udgers, Terry Orrick, Keith Sander, Arthur Shelton. Steve Singleterry, Dan L. Stahl, Ken Starnper, Steven Sunderman, Gary Dean Swart, Stephen Stone Wilt, Larry Wimmer, George Wirtz. EL w w 432 The inen of Triangle are noted for their interest and ability in engineering , T - 1' + , WIKI? Triangle Fall Service Proiect Was The men of Triangle sponsored Engineering Bull sessions as their fall service project. En- gineering freshmen were invited to an informal discussion each Week for five weeks with en- gineering faculty and department heads of the various engineering disciplines offered by the Oklahoma State College of Engineering. Dis- cussions centered around curricula and the op- l215 W. Third Engineering Discussions tions offered within each engineering degree, and what the professional engineer does after graduation. Helping to plan this yearis activi- ties were officers Gary Knowles, pres., Robert Hagar, v. pres., and leff Newman, rec. sec. Each year Triangle fraternity hosts a dinner and reception at the chapter house during En- gineering Week for the queen candidates. Volleyball was a good so ce of fun and exercise for these angle members. Barhara Armstrong, Nancy Lee Atherton, Mary Atkinson, Katherine I. Ball. Leslie Iane Basore, Sue Basore, Teresa Bass. Margaret Beard. Carol Sue Berry, Susan Berry, Priscilla Bonham, Judy A. Bowman, Regina Bruce, Sue Bullard, Iudy Bush. Susan Cain. Paula Carder, Dehorah Clark, Paula Diane Compton, Cindy Dauman, Ianet Dickey, Mel Teresa Dohhin, Sarah Dunn. Sherri Durham. Carolyn Ehrle, Marilyn Ehrle, Coleen Farrell, Peggy Fiege- ner, Regina Fitzgerald, Eliza- beth Franey, Maureen I. Gar- rity. Ieanne Giacomo, Phyllis Ciar- como, Valerie Cuthrey, Va- linda Cuthrey, Sarah Lee Ilelm. Dianna Hermes. Io Hightower. in ag ' ,H+ ' P1 '1 4 gm, iff, I s 5- 2341 S f? V , , , .rs X. Nita T+- t I 5 5 . .f 3 Q he xiii 11 'F 4 1 t '. 'N 4, ..m 5 4 H .qgw W: . - t . T We A A s 1' 4 K jg I . , ,. rj - 9:39 :x iii t I I , ,. I g at Q Hike ,R gf., ' i g .arf N I ISL, Sv . t W., I . i ,I X- e , '6- t 'l K -tow..-, I n ,aka-.jfs-,W -' iif,iuQ5Q ui'-fi? f , ,af Kia 5 6' .ri e fa. S, 'Nr if , 6 .5 at W Ai 'f , - , , N J., Fa 1 ' f iw fikwa il ,.. . . il . 'E ,ry e me 3 ii 'ut r ,,. .,g,,a I My ,gh . sim! ff- ,ggi ' fwfr l U :Slat ' id 3 4? Zeta,s enjoy gat 434 a we nv: 'ini Q M .ww hering around the piano lor an alternoon of singing their favorite popular and sorority songs. sq! xii 'fs-.-eg. s ,.,,,-- 1 0 0 fa., ,GP 'lui' I X Zeta Tau Alpha New Addition Enlarged The women of Zeta Tau Alpha participated in several service projects throughout the year. One was contributing to their National Cere- bral Palsy Philanthropic project. In 1969 the Zeta's came back for work and Rush Week with a new addition to their house. The new addition enlarged living and dining areas downstairs and also provided more rooms. Every year Zeta Tau Alpha's have a Big Sis- zr ,fi rt I D I - ' my 1 I , ' ,lc , 'if N , 'f r an f l 1 A it , r Ya lllOl University the Zeta Tau Alpha House Little Sis string party. Big Sisters make a trail of string all through the house and onto the patio. At one end of the string is a clue and at the other end is the Big Sis. The pledges hnd their big sisters by tracing the string. In the fall the Zeta's were the winners of the Phi Psi 500 tricycle race. They entered Spring Sing with the AGR's. lane Ann Hill, Linda llolstc, Sherry Let' Hoyassc, Patricia Howel, Virginia Hustcatl, Barbara Inman, Ierri james, Merlcne Iones. Pam Keller, Sally Kendall. Victoria Kent, Christine Lab- no, Danne Lakin, Louise Lan- ders, Karen Lcyenclccker, Mar- go Mcafee. Karen McCredie, Sue Anne Mt-Cullar, Suzannc Mc-Kain, Melissa Miller, Marilyn Mor- ris, Marsha Murphy, Linda Neck, Lawanda Nelson. Karen Mae CTI-Iern, Paula Phillips, Susan Lynn Phillips. Mary Podpechan, lean Por- ter, Sue Powers, Judy Recd, Katherine L. Remmel. Nancy Robinson, Barbara Schaefer, Marsha Schrocr, Sheila Scott, Ieannt' Katherine Thompson, Lucy Tilly, Ianis Tompkins, Edvvina Trout. 435 Alonzo Batson Ir., Richard Carolina, Michael E. Casteel, Casey james Childs, Merle Coleman, Ernest Evans, Iames Ford. Anceo Iuano Francisco, Mich- ael Gipson, Alfred Henry, Jerry Kernal, Douglas Iohn Kounter, Glenn Moseley, Lar- ry Williams. ' '-., , nik? A 3.9595 9' XM' x fn t r ,A+ Kappa Alpha Psi Sponsored a Thanksgiving Dance The Oklahoma State chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi started the l969-70 school year with a Thanksgiving benefit dance. The dance was beneficial in collecting a basket of food to be given to a south Stillwater group. Another highlight of Kappa Alpha Psiis year was the annual Sweetheart dance when the fraternityis sweetheart was crowned. Qfhcers who helped to plan this yearis activities were Iames Ford, pres., Casey Childs, v. pres.g Alfred Henry, treas., and Douglas Kannter, sec. Among the year's activities were participation in intramural sports, a Homecoming dance, a STEP tutoring project, entry in the Homecoming parade, and a party for new initiates. The Kappa Alpha Psi's also supported the Oklahoma City Garbage Strike. 5 if 1: l i 5 5 ' xl Kappa Alpha Psi Members of Kappa Alpha Psi spent many afternoons practicing for intramural football competition. 4' ... Q90 lkxiQiiiKimt . OYAE l HMA2 AIAE TTAEEI Pi Kappa Phi 1224 University Pi Kappa Pl1i's Received National Charter April 3 Kappa Phi Colony of Pi Kappa Phi eagerly looked forward to chartering April 3rd, 1970, when Pi Kap's across the country came to Still- water to help with the initiation ceremonies. For the past year the Pi Kapis on the Okla- homa State campus have been active in the colonization of Alpha Gamma Colony at the University of Oklahoma. Several teams of members have gone to Norman to help with rush and for the formal colonization on Octob- er 22. The colony at OU is the third Pi Kappa Phi colony in the state at this time. Home- coming 1969 saw the initiation of a new tra- dition on campus, the shoot-out between Pistol Pete and the Kansas State bad guysw. The shoot-out was staged three times between classes, once on Washington Street, and again on the Field as pre-game activities. Sf. W A Brian Price. son IV. . . Robert Allen, lay Arnold Iohn Battle, Gordon Beck O, Terry Bish. David Blanton jeff Blank, Harvey W Butch Mark Christman, Lloyd Co vclle. lohn Douglas Danxers Bruce Elliott. Iohn Foust Robert Horn, Gerald Keeton Philip Earl Robison Robert Robinson, David Russell Michael Skidmore, Bob Sober Ronald Sober, Ambrose Wil FRONT ROW: Patricia Seal, Karen Marshall, Nancy Wilson, Bond, Beth Hottenstein, Lydia Clary, Barbara Ronck, Patricia Laura Winters, Susan Little. ROW 2: Pam Gordon, Patricia Neff, Carolyn Johnson. Auxiliary Gave Party for Underprivileged Children Throughout the year, Chi Delphia, the womenis auxiliary to Delta Chi, spent much time working with the Delta Chiis. The girls and the members of Delta Chi gave a Christ- mas party for underprivileged children. Dur- ing Homecoming, the girls Worked on the house decorations. Chi Delphia's also served breakfast for the regional conference of Delta Chi. Other activities included pledge parties, a picnic with the members, and a Christmas party. The Chi Delphiais raised money to buy a gift for the house. Gallagher Girls Held Tea for Kappa Sig Housemom Gallagher Girls is the Women's auxiliary of Kappa Sigma Fraternity. They participated in various activities with members and pledg- es. To relieve the pain of study hall for the pledges, the auxiliary often brought popcorn to the pledges. The girls brought the spirit of Marsha Oulds, Louise Paris, Sharon Posey, Debbie Beeson, Theresa johnson, Meredith Williams, Cheryl Key, Becky Barn- the holidays as they decorated the house for Christmas and Valentineis Day. Gallagher Girls, activities also included sponsoring a tea for the new housemother, and giving parties for their Little Brothers. um, Ann Barnes, Linda Ray, Mrs. Louise Swartz. ,7, itll., . 1 1 - FRONT ROW: Lyn Moore, Suzanne Krone, Iane Venzke, Mrs. Marjorie Cleveland, Cheryl Dunn, Marie Haynes, Nerry No- GOGH Gave Big Sis-Little The Girls of the Golden Heart were active on campus this year. The girls gave a campus- wide tea for all the Little Sister Auxiliaries. The girls also surprised the members by mak- ing a Valentine heart and putting it on the lawn of the Sig Ep house. To buy the Sig Ep . V ,.L:5 W it V. strand. ROW 2: Pat Lewis, Barbie Beeman, Carolyn Linneman, Lynne Williams, Cathy Stevens, Lauren Steele. Brother Halloween Party Christmas present, GOGH held a rattle to raise money. GOGH also held activities with the pledges. They sponsored a Big Sis-Little Brother Halloween party, and had a dinner sneak with the Little Brothers. GOGH also took part in a canned food drive. Little Sigma's Helped Children on Rubella Sunday Little Sigmas, the girls, auxiliary to Sigma Chi, kept busy throughout the year. They treated both the members and pledges in the house to a surprise breakfast. The Little Sig- mas also made a project of redoing the powder room and repainting the kitchen. To brighten FRONT ROW: Iudy Jones, Linda Vick, Ian Johnson, Mom Colbert, Leslie Willbanks, Margaret Kerr, Barbara Kenyon. ROW 2: Cindy Kingham, Sandy Miller, Martha Collier, Mar- the lives of members and pledges, the auxiliary sent the house a crate of oranges for finals week. The Little Sigmas also worked with the children on Rubella Sunday and gave a party at Shakeyis for the pledges to get to know them better. sha Edmondson, Margaret Beard, Kathy Toile, Keri Futch. ROW 3: Marilyn Green, Susie Stuart, Kathy Perkins, Marsha Davis, Marianna Putnam, Nancy Netherton. 45, ts a 1 I 'ND- M S U 3 r i ? 3 2 Q Q ff' .fa . . V R ea W 9 3 2 Q V I 5. A b- fe. ,H 1. V. y y . T as-sf W if FRONT ROW: Omea Moore, Marilyn Martin, Ieanne Potts, Terry Aker, Becky Ruehlen, Harriet Hammond. ROW 2: Linda Markee, Melody Wells, Joanna Tate, Pam Kelsey, Diana Don- Li++Ie Sisters Sold Prog Little Sisters of Minerva again sold programs at basketball games for their main money rais- ing project. Also, the auxiliary serenaded with the Sig Alph's to tap new Little Sisters of Minerva, and at other Sig Alph functions. The Little Sisters were the hostesses of the province kin, Belinda McNew, Connie Darnaby. ROW 3: Iane Ellen Herzig, Jeanne Finan, Ienny Montgomery, Mom Davis, Vivian Iohnston, Heather Heath, Carol Kerr. rams at Basketball Games basketball tournament of the Sigma Alpha Ep- silon chapters. Rising early on Sunday morn- ing, the Little Sisters fixed a surprise breakfast for the basketball players. In the spring, the auxiliary helped members and pledges paint the annex. Sisters of Star Gave Surprise Valentine Breakfast Sisters of the Star, the vvomenas auxiliary of Phi Kappa Tau, became very active in the fra- ternity. As a Christmas project, the girls made a crest for each of the members. They worked with the pledges in a car wash, a slave sale, and several sneaks. The auxiliary planned a FRONT ROW: Susan Guillaume, lane Patterson, Mrs. Viola Hayton, Lois Ann Schultz, Susan Engle. BACK ROW: Peggy Mothers, Day tea which would honor all housemothers on campus. Besides helping members and pledges the Sisters of the Star also planned a trip to Dallas in the spring, and gave a surprise Valentine breakfast for the members. Steele, Pam Pitcher, Kathy Roberts, Roberta Romano, Karen Engle, Mary Kay Hendrix. ROSTER: loc' Buck, Marlene Rui-la, Ra-nee Daugherty, Bc-th Miller, johnny june Miller, Karen Reid, Rhonda Robinson. Hagen, Carol lidwards. Gr-organn Gaothers, Ianz-I Gungoll, Suv julia Roush, Susan Shi. Carla Smith. Karen Blodgett, Donna Gunlael, l.incla Haynes, D4-hhie lloward, Party llylusha. l.incl'i Suiter. Shirley VVc-Ich, Dc-hloie Strickland, Mrs. Mary Burris. jackson, Cynthia Kinzie, Nancy Lisle, Carla Maynard, Cindy Rho Mates Held Mom B. Weekend for Housemom Rho Mates, the auxiliary of Alpha Gamma Rho, honored the retiring AGR housemother, Mrs. Burris, the weekend of April 12. Mom B. Weekend honored Mrs. Burris. For the past thirteen years she has heen the AGR housemother. Rho Mates invited all the men who had worked with her in the past thirteen years to a banquet and dance April ll and a reception April 12. Rho Mates also Worked with members and pledges in the house. They prepared a Valentine dinner and skit, and they made a candy tree at Christmas. Off Campus Off Campus Mit-hael Almey, lean Ann At-lierson, Virgil Aekerson. Larry Dale Adair, Beverly Adams, David Iohn Adams, john Ruben Adams, Michael Adams. Randy Adams, Cary VVayne Addison, janiee Addison. Thomas lfrederiek Ahlgrimni, Shamim Ahmad, Moshtaque Ahmed. Ronald Ahsmuhs. Remesh Kumar Ailayyadhi. llumayun Akhtar, Tesfaye Aklilu, Mahmud S. Al- Kalash, jay Alhright, Thomas Albright. Roy Edward Alex- ander, Mir Qudrat Ali. Syed I. All. Dale Allen, Donald L. Allen, john Michael Allen, Judy Pierre Allen, Anne Haydon Arneringer, Kurt Leland Ameringer, Penny Ames, Steve Amos. Mary CI. Anders, Melvin Douglas Anders, Charles Bob Anderson, Edwin Anderson, Iere Preston Anderson, Shir- ley lone Anderson, Pamela R. Andrews, Thomas G, An- drexxs. Mohammad Ansari. Martin Arrnstrongz. Jerry L. Arthur. Paul Atkisson, Michael Rich- ard Auhrey, Edwin Low Averill, Sherry Cale Averill, Ousama Aref Awa. Raymond T. Ayers, Ameen Ayooh, Stephen Babeoelq, Yousil Antone Badra, Larry David Bagzis, Therold Eu- gene Bailey, William Bailey, Caroline Baker. Venkatesalu Balagopal, john Ray Ballenger, Don Virgil Baltxer, Patricia Barger, Bob W. Barker, Beryl Karl Bar- nard, Brenda Nell Barnes, Charles Barnes. Henry lilton Barnes. Cill- lord Barnett, Jerald Barr, Cary Barrett, lane Martha Bartuseh. Ioe Rohert Bass, Larry R. Bassel, Marilyn Basst-I, Phillip Batt-helder, john W, Batdorl. Clyde Bateman. lflmus CI. Beale, Paul Beehe. Victoria Beehe. Gary Belitz. Stanley Belitz. 1 ff' 55,5- . x 4,2 A 6: - ,,,r':f ,. . ,V H X' 5 1. Y .1. . , .. JS. . K A ifaz, J If y all , 1 5' r , ,+V 'li-O .mir 1 f W NX it up K A ri an . . f A . ,... 1 M a. ,,.-. 'WC i Q E E 1 is 'mf' ...qv J -4. x . D if if Qi ,g g X Pa yhf :Q ga. Q C 44 laik i. . 3 Q X 5 ii N -N ,. ,. .+-: .. S Qt ' Ay ,np . 325 L , Qm , gf if , , -V it ' V Q ,..- ' Q.. Z: .1 ' 6a , IN , A.,J I L : I. Q.. .L ff? y , .1 L.. . , In I lr J- Off Campus Donald Dwight Bell, Ioe A. Bell, Edward Frank Beltram, Sherry Yvonne Beltram, Bill Benedict, Ierry Charles Bene- diet, Ric-hard Benedix, Carole Benigar. Carole Benigar, Iill S. Ben- nett, Marla Bennett, Lionel K. Bentley, Wayne Bentley, Peter Rudolf Benz, Frank Kimball Berry, James Berry. Iohn K. Best, Lawrence Elden Beta-he, Ron Dale Betz, Dar- rell Wayne Bevelhyrner, Beryle T. Bierhower, Iames Biggs, Larry Birch, Clifford Birdsong. Howard Leon Birdsong, Lar- rell Birdsong, Bill Bishop, Larry Wayne Bishop, Edward Bitsehe, Iames W. Bitsehe, Donald Edwin Black, Edward Black. Sharon Lynn Black, lames R. Blaine, Philip Blair, Danny Blakley, Edward Blalock, juanita Bledsaw, Gih Blevins, Iimmy Blundell. Pamela Blundell, Leland Bruce Boehs, Barry Lloyd Bolles, Brent Wesley Bollin- ger, Lyn Eleanor Bollinger, john Roger Bolte, Linda Bolte. Ioep F. Bolweg. Louis Edward Bond, Kathryn lean Boneau, Myra Bonen- herger, Robert Boone, Robert Lee Borders, Mike Borelli, Helen C. Borgstrorn, Andrew Chester Boston. Mohammed Boubshait, David Bowen, Marjorie B. Bowles, james Bowyer, Michael Boyd, Bill David Boyer, Iarnes Braekett, Ralph Hughes Branden. Cary Bradley, lim Don Brady, Warren Branton, Linda Braswell, Paul Burton Brawner, Thomas Brazil, William Paul Brazil, Leroy Brewer Terry l. Brewer, Cary Brick- man, Ioe Brink, Dwayne Brinkley, Clyde David Brit- ton, Shirley lean Britton. Charles Ross Brooks, Larry Brooks. Off Campus Marian Brooks, Kenneth Scott Brower, Naomi Louise Brown, Nathaniel Ray Brown, Raymond N. Brown. Robert Paul Brown, Steven Max Brown, Thomas Ii. Brown. Ronald L. Bryant, Daniel Buchanan, Rodney L. Buck, Robert G. Buckingham, Wil- liam Charles Buckley, VVest- ley Bullard, Lonnie lay Bul- ler, Gayle Bump. Chalaluek Bunnag. Iames Buratti, Connie Burk, Donald joe Burnett, Iames A. Bur- nett, David William Burns, David Burrows, Gregory Burton. Hurshell Frank Bush, Gayle Butler, Mary Byrd, Zella Byrd, janice Kay Cagle, Glenn A. Cain, Bobby Cal, vert. Rex Harrison Cambern. Sandi Kay Camp, VVilliam Michael Camp, Cecil Camp- bell, Malcolm Campbell, Randy Ioe Campbell, Steven Campbell. lames Carr, Su- zanne Carr. Beverly Blake Carson, Larry Carter, David D. Cartmell, Flora Ann Caruthers, Ioltn Kent Caruthers, Dwayne B. Carver, Stephen L. Carver, Kareta Casey. Royce Lee Casey, Floyd Michael Cathey, johnny R. Cawllielsd, Nancy Cham- bers, Thomas A. Chambers III, Harrold Leroy Champlin jr., Roy Chaney, Iames E, Cheek Ir. 5' UNF K-av' V or 'lax or X - , ' ' 5' ' .5 k:,f . '. Pom-pom girl Mary Ledbetter was enthusiastic and determined as she performed at ball games. ,Q . uv s xx N rn M. '1- .., i K 2 f .1 y ...Z ei. . .,, S . K.. N 2 . . ak gg: ,,, .. . .f - 1 'Mu I R . t Q, V' I C Einar. ' .N 'Wife ' tl it K1 k -c 4. 'W f .M , Y . -t- ..f. i. ir, f r ya .f , gn M W v V if e K ,ww , if X t S r 51 l -9... ,, .mx ,QS rr r if sv- eg ' ar Q? ,eg if 446 Q .xi- X OH Campus Skip Childress, loyce Chop- lin, Constance Elizabeth Clark, Gary Clark. Steve Clark, Ruby Frances Clegg, Mark Lawrence Cleland, Gary Cline. Paul S. Clohan, Rita K. Cloud, Carol Cochran, Philip Cochran, Raymond Charles Coekrum, Marilyn Coffee, Iudy Kay Colley, Larry W. Colley. Lennie Ray Colley. Deanna Sue Coiner, Chris Cole, Glenn Dwaine Cole. limrny Gene Coleman, Karen Sue Coleman, Rangeley Collier, Eddie Carrol Collins. Terry 1. Collins. Shana Col- lum. Martha Elaine Comp- ton. Samuel Compton, Vaughn Conrad, Vernon Conrad, Mohsinali Contrac- tor. Arthur Venton Cook. Donna Cook. Gene Cook, Harlan Cook. lr.. james Coombs, Mary Coombs. Dickie Cooper. Gayla Cooper, Sammy Cooper. Gary Cordova. Phillip I. Cornelius. Warren Dale Cor- nelius, Dennis Correll. john VVilliam Coryell. Ianics Pat- rick Costello, I. Tom Coth- ren. Ray Edward Cousins. Brenda Noonkester Cox. Ken- neth William Cox, Terry C. Cox, Becky Coyle. Pete Coyle, Thomas Crabh. Judith Crank. Kaye Cranston. Kendall Merle Cranston, David VVinlord Crawford, Leroy Crawford, Royce Gene Crawford, Donnie Criswell, Gay Lynn Crocker, Don C. Croka, Ronald Crook. lames L. Crouch. Patricia Ann Crow, Randall Crow, Larry D. Culberson. Mary Sophia Cullin, Ioe Cum- mings, Kenny Iohn Cundill, Robert Marshall Cunning- ham. lohnnie Ray Currie, Michael Iohn Dahlem, Woodson Dale, Camilla Dallas. Margaret Dalton. Michael Damore, loe Daniel, Larry Dean Daniel. Off Campus 'Lhornas Danny, Ceorge Danz, Don Darragh, Marsha Darragh, james David, Bruce Davidson, Sandra Davidson, Bradley Davis. Coy N. Davis, Donald Davis. Rohert Glenn Davis, Andy Lee Dean, Rena L. Dearman. Barbara Deason, David Earl Deason, jimmie G. Dehano. Cary Deelcard. Steve Deems, Michael Alan Deevvall, Shiri- lyn Dehls, Cheryl Denman, Paul Denny jr., David A. Dennis, Kiritlxumar U. Desai. VVilliam Deshazo, Robert Brut-e Dick. Larry Gene Dickson, Tuan lllrieh Diem, jon Arthur Dieman, Ric-hard Otis Dies, .Anthony R. Dill. George Dill. Charles Dilloyv, jr., joyee Elaine Dings, Minton Dings, james Charles Diriekson, jim Doing. Richard Dolin, Aaron Donaldson, Dorothy Dooley. joy Dorsey, Nolan Dxvain Dorsey, Lonny Doss, Niiehael Dean Doughty, David Doug- las, Kenneth Douglass, Rod- ger Douglass, Alan Dove, lid Dover, john A. Drake. Bohhy Troy Drehenstedt, jay Dressen. jeannie Duekert. Alfred L. Dully, jerry Duffy. Ann Dagger. llelen Weigandt Dumler, james Leroy Dunlap, james Richard Dunn, joseph Dunn, Cesar A. Duran, VVilliani Wayne Durand, Fred Allen Durst, judy Ann Du yer. Dennis Dye, Dennis Dyer, john Dzierxak, Loyd lfaton, Nfliehael William Ifaton, Connie Paxton liduards, Coy joe lfdwards, Kenneth Rex Edwards. Gerald Eggerman, Zuhair El- Bader, Manouehehr Iflison, Randall Elliott, William A. lillis jr., Rohert Francis Eil- ringer. john Wayne Elmore, Torn llmerson. .. ra gl -su .n...j A sd Q my 9 ir X ,281 . W , . '.3.p. fa' 'i' ,sq rr it 'i 'wil , , ' - r - r i W L A A A - .11 L +15 . -rg f I1 w i -: V --, - L H In xx ,, . in Vk my 1 - T j A sf! jg., V :., ,., 1 ,,,,., I ir 1 4, I . . N. .,. ,EE Q J ,xr A I .:I,, ' H U 'U' If Q . i it st K K V. W i . I K rv H 2 --- -K r V . 1 ' -r ... .rw .1-:f A- , :I . ., yy. M'-7' ,E if., ,,,, A m y X ' K '- W' . . 'sr ..,,, 7 1 xxx? f ' 'J 1 q A ,, X f ,D W 3 We sir yt Q r L . I 5 sa r rt if rr .L ... 8 s 1 :,. 5- 2 ' f k unl j u . W . . A ii A 11:55 .Q 'V 'Smit ur - Ame. an Ka 2 ' 'ESV' is , 2 iv ir 447 GH Campus Robert Enis, Dewey Enlow, John Ensey, Winston F. Ern- est, Judy Ann Esch, Donna Eslinger. Lee Garland Es- prit, Linda M. Essary. Elsie J. Estrada, Eflie M. Eu- banks, Patricia Ann Evans, Richard Lee Evans, Dennis Fair, Milton Faivre, Ben H. Fallin. Julie Sutton Fallin. Omar Farooq, Jerry Farrar, Jeanne Dejarnett Faubion, Fazal Fazlin, Larry Gene Feddersen, George Ferguson, Calvin Ferrell, Eldon Fer- rell. John Edward Fields, John Lee Finley III, Ray W. Fleischmann, Anita Jane Fleming, Michael Fleming, Sharon Fleming, David Flet- cher, Rohert Folser. Freddie Forbes, Calvin For- sythe, Victoria Marie For- sythe, W. Richard Fossey, Cary Foster, Michael Foster. Jill Fowler, Katharine Fowl- er. Curtis H, Fox, Cynthia Franklin, Mark A, Franklin. Susan Franklin, Kenny A. Franks. Mitchel Frazier, Dus- tin L. Free. lames Orville Freeman. Joe French, Rodney French. Randall Friedemann, Greta J. Friesen, James Luke IH Frink, Jack D. Frost, Fred La,- verne Fry, Virginia Strong Fry. William Stephen Fry, Benja- min Moss Frye, Wesley Cur- tis Frye, Charles A. Fullhart, Cathey Jean Fultz, Carl Ray- mond Fuqua. John Gahn. Raymond Keith Gailey. Judith Gallaway, Linda Gar- ner, William Patrick Garner, Ronald Garretson, Alfred L. Garrett, Diana Andrews Gar- rett, Richard Garrett. William Garrett, William Gates, Edward Everett Jr. Gay, Bob Getz, Bahador Ghahramani, Amr A. Ghaly. Freddie Hugh Gibson, Opal Janice Gibson. Off Campus l'111ri1-ia Gidclcns, liniothy G. Gicldcns, Mary Elizabeth Gil- hvrl. Gordon Pm, Gilhr-1-1 Ir., l7111111z1 l,o11isc Giles, Glun lgllflllly Gilvs. Larry Booth Gillhani, IS. jun? Gilliam. lVllll'l'l0l l.. Gilliam VVilli:1m , Gilmore, lfdxyard Ginncvvr, Rirkvy l.:1rry Gladdcrn, Troy Cil2lIlCli'll, Izmis Elizalwlli Glass, Kcnncili Glass, SLI!! G lv-nn. liddlo Godlrcy, lack D. God- lroy, lVl:1rilyn Godfrey, Ste-V011 Grmlortli, Rohert Goggin, l.ar- ry Don Golden, Feruand Da! vid Gozisoulin. RPN R. Gooch. l.o1-hlin llvan Goolsby, David R. Gordon, Ian-lc Gordon, Lanny Gradc, Richard Lynn CiI'2ll'12lii'l, Gharlies Green, lor- ry Arnold Grf-cn, Iames Alan Grc-1'r1hz-rg. Maria Grociir-, Texie Gregor, lfxio Grin-0, Diane Griescl, Iohn Gri1-sol, Richard l,1-on Gricsi-l, Gain-y Griflin, Mary l,o11 Grillin. john 51011111 Grigshy, Robert U. Griswold, Billy Waynv Gruhhs. Roh Gruntmeir, Rog- vr G11ill'oyl9. Gary Guinn. Gharla S110 Gulick, David G1-rard G11li1-lc. Gharlcs M. Gunkel, George G. Gunn, Howard Raydc-an ClLlllS2lLlllS. Praloodh Chandra Gupta, Vinod C. Gupta, Ba- dar llahih, S. I.. Ir, Haula- xwrlh, fVl:111ric11 Wayne Hall. sr. ' 'ar 1 'SF' ' 1.1-1 ' U - Q? W' l Q ,ur 'Y 1 f - Q n j? I fl . k ' K- . , Coach Hank llna did cverything to help his hom got the hall CX- vepl go on ilu- Uflllfl himself. ,Q l gf 1 1 1 1 S E M, tai W -el ia ,,, H5 .- if fe ga ., .2 we lg 3 S W? ,,.,. i fi' ,L'L VV -:,,qVA,--, S ,J J ,L '1- i Ll . , , se- V ,:w, ,f ' Q. s PM at AAtfA: 71 tx 2211121 . Q ft- 1 12,524 ,aff 45? Q Z K ' ft M- , at ,Pi x tar at Q A - ', N . ,H .-,. 4... 'SQ N . in J , J A, Il ' f , 2 W l us-if, SL A Off Campus Palmer Hafner, John Halker, John Joseph Haines, John Andrew Hall, Kent Hall, Charles Edward Halliburton, Alan Ray Hamilton, George Clayton Hamilton. Howard Hamilton, James Hamilton, Mike Hamilton, Jimmy A, Hammons, Gordon Hampton, Monroe Thomas Hannon, Judith Ann Hansen, David Hanson. John Wm. Hanson, John Scott Haralson, Allen Wade Hardesty, Thomas Hardy, Patrick Lee Hargrove, Ray- mond Keith Harp, Kathleen Harrington, James Harris. Janice Harris, Michael Har- ris, James Richard Harrison, Sandy E. Harrison, Gary Wayne Hart, Greg Hart, John Hart, Virginia Hart. James Harvell, Mohamad Yahya Hashmy, John Dale Haskins, Robert B, Jr. Haul- enbeek, Martin Hauser, John Damon Hawk, John E. Haw- kins IH, John Richard Hayes. Elizabeth Dunn Hays, Walter Frederick Hays, Janet Hea- ton, Janie Paulette Hellel, Jimmy Dale Heffel, James P. Heidlage, Paul Wayne llel- berg, Harold G. Helton. Jeffrey Eugene Henderson, Dennis Hendrix, Freddie Henley, James Raymond Henry, Judith Kay Henry, Al- lan B. Hensley, Jack Hens- ley, Raymond Hensley. Vecoe Hensley, Harvey T. Herold III, Debbie Herr- mann, Gary Lee Herrmann, Patricia Ann Herron, Richard Frank Herron, Ron W. Heu- ser, John A. Hewitt. Fred Dewey Hicks, William A. Hicock, Fauna Diane Hig- gins, John Hight, Cecelia Trecia Hill, Bob Dean Hinds, Steve Hiney, Leslie Hinton, Joseph Hirsch, James Hitt, Joe Hobson, Al Lynn Hoch, Steven Hodges, Marilyn F. Hofacket, Kenny Hoffman, Rickey Hoffman. Off Campus Garland Holcomb, Patricia Holder, Michael Holloway, Susan Holloway, Melissa Huggans Holman, Peggy Holmes, Paul Alex Holsinger, Mark J. Holtzclaw. Klaas Hodgendoorn, Larry J. Horinck, Thomas Horschler, James Howard, John B. How- ard, John William Hron, Dennis R. Hubbard, John Hubbard. Godfrey Huber, II, Mark Huckby, Carolyn Huddle, Charles Hudgins, James Lane Hudson, Harry Huffman, Mack James Hughes, Michael L. Hugmes. Gerhard Hunczak, Catherine Hunter, William Howard Hunter, George Hurley, Rob- ert Randolph Hurley, Kay Huscn, Shuen-Cheng Hwang, Carl Hyde. Leroy Hyslop, Robert Curtis Ikard, Donald Thomas In- zano, Kohei Ishihara, Rich- ard Ives, Charles Edmond Jackson, Kenneth Jackson, Mary Margaret Jackson. William Lynn Jr. Jackson, Sandra Kay Jacob, David Jacobson, John Jaeh, Thomas James, Lyndell Jamison, Cherri Jardot, Jimmie Low- ell Jarrell. Marilyn Jenkins, Peter Braun Jepson, Kenneth Jay Johan- sen, Gary Don Johnson, James Johnson, Jerry Gene Johnson, Larry Johnson, Rob- ert Johnson. Susan Johnson, Brett Jones, Danna Kaye Jones, David Austin Jones, George R. Jones, Gerry Lee Jones, Jean- ette Jones, John Arthur Jones. M. Brent Jones, Wayne Carl Jones, Linda Joyce, Vernon Juhl, Balvir Kumar Juneja, Elijah Rwak Kaahwa, Duane Earl Kahle, William Allen Kaiser. James Richard Kamas, Le- anna Louise Kasbohm, Rob- ert Henry Kastens, Michael Lee Kastl, Charles Kaupke, Kathleen Ann Kaupke, Hasan Ismail Kazi, Ibrahim Ismail Kazi. . , 'J' . E y iik S.-A ,. 5 Sr ,,,,. ' ai we W . ahh - 1,,,'v: if ,EV , Q- 'af 4, s 1. I' X 5 iff ,miss ? ll A I vi Q a W 5 'if is fs ,gui is t r 'M' SW . ,,,,, aa 1: -, 3 gif is i .,,,,,. K : r r r f V ,i ,Vk K I .iii .Z 'L I A', ,, . 'V , A 2 I ,,. ,,, Aj f ly ,.s - 5. if - '- 2 . , Q ' Q W fe iff... fe. s -a z .: 5 l if' A ' -.- s...oir if +2 V' Q ' I, 45l ,W a 1 . ,K .0 -2. 1 4 R . ,, V. 1 , ,:,. L ,i , , .., N- .,., ,M 5 : M'-f - . rr i J w. A i f 5 A 1 - it .r K if K swift I 3 f 1 - fm-ff 5- we-r . Q H X ,. , A 3.11-f-f . ' .2 it S X g deff fl ,,, vm 51516 . 7 JW, V .V iarxl f 'W f- 1 'Wg' 9 'vf f 1 SV' nn eff , L 5 J. ff Munro' 'L an Off Campus David Keathly, Donald Keel, Ierry Keisler, Patricia Keisler, joe David Kellerhy, Paul H. Ir. Kellert, Charles Edward Kelly, Katherine Kelly. Bill Kelsey, Diane Kelten, Wiliam Roy Kem, Iames Ralph Kennedy, James Ker- sey, Karen Evans Ketter, Mo- hammed Ghayas Khan, Lee W. Kidd. Walter W. Kilgore, David Kime, Larry Collier Kindt, Charles Alexander King, Lar- ry B. King, Yoshimitsu Kin- jo, Linda Kinkade, Bart Kir- eholli. Gary Wayne Kirk, James Kirtley, Marlene Kay Kisling, Max E. Kiteh, Tony L. Knight, Terry Koch, Rodney Koloen, Sathorn Kungpiroon. john Miehael Kongs, john Koons, Timothy Soladoye Kowobari, Kirby Kreie, Gary Lee Kreps, Iaek Krider, Lar- ry Krieg, Ronald Herbert Kroop. Iohnnie Robert Kropp, Susan Marie Kropp, Fred Kruse, james Lee Kueter, Ashok C. Kulkarni, Iohn C. Kusel, Samuel Lahoy-Alvarado, Ralph II. Lacey. Dan Lalollette, James Larn- bert, Teresa Sue Lancaster, David Lee Langston, lack Larrahee, Freddie Lasota, Alex Jean Lassker, Thomas S. Lauhert. Linda Sue Lavery, Wesley W. Learned, Leon S. Ledbet- ter, Ching Po Lee, Fred Du- Wayne Lee, Gerald Lee, lim L. Lee, Iimmy Lee. lay Elton Leemaster, Mary- Nell Legg, David Leos, David Lessly, Gail Levings, Larry Alan Lewis, Mary Lynne Lewis, Patricia B. Lewis. Edward Light, Iim K. Lii- ehow, Patricia E. Liles, H0- Mu Lin, Cary Lipperd, How- ard Lisle, Nancy Sheral Lisle, Berny I. List. Off Campus Merry Lohrecht, Richard Lo- hrecht, Stephen Lockwood, jack D. l.ollis, Diego R. Lon- dono, Ronald K. Long, Ioy l.ynn Longrnire, Michael Darrel Longrnire. jesus Lopez. Rohcrto Lopez, jacque l.. Losornio, Cheryl Ott lfwcjoy, Steve M. Love- joy, Elizabeth Lucas, Iohn Lucas, Marylynn O. Luther. john Mackey, Linda joannc Madison, Henry F. Magalit, Betty lane Mahoney, Marsha Sue Maison, lohn Malison, larry Malta, Marvin Mar- quardt. Hope Marshall, Mark Mars- ton, Daniel Martin, Fred Martin, Jimmie Bill Massey, james Mathena, T.. Ielfrey Mattern, George I.. Matthe- SSH. Benny Matthews, james Mat- thews, lim Matthews, Patric- ia Matthews, Mrs. David William Maxey, Helen Max- cy, Michael L. May, Ken- neth H. Mcffaloe. Donald Mcflarroll, Terry Dean lVlcClung, Charles Mc- Clure, jalii B. lVlC'ClUllL1ITl, Gladys Mt-Coy, Harvey Cur- tis McCoy, Michael Mc- Creary, james Mitchel Me- Creight. Richard MeCulloh, Diane Mathers Mc-Daniel, Louis Marion McDaniels. james McDonald, Larry McDonald, Lewis Clay McElroy, David Mr-Entire, Michael Don Mc- Grew. li xg f V Yeh are f za W. , D SV 5 K 43,-f , in S-I ...Q ' - t-- r k .. .af 3 , , VV - , ..'. f' t 1 ' a ,,.. ,y,, t th 49' ,f ff . 4 s i fri- , .. all ii, Q, ' 1 M .....'+-'. ' ta- M . L , My ,. The referee solved the problem with his irrevocable arm and the exciting game l,'0Y'lllY'lL1Cd. 453 gh is K 3 . . r 1 ! ' n i T 'i f 1 4 . - Off Campus Franklin McGuire, Alan Mc- Ilvain, Terry Mcllvain, Rich- ard McKee, Morris Lynn Mc- Kill, Richard Lewis McKin- ley, Pamela McLaughlin, John Reed McNitt. Martha Ellen McNitt, John Meadors, Randy Mecklen- burg, Gaylen Medders, Ed- gard M. Medina, Larry Al- lan Meeks, Harold A. Meier, Paul Frank Melton. Toni Lynn Mass Melton, Lloyd Menz, Charles Wil- liam Merriheld, Glenna Mer- rill, Douglas Meyer, William Meyer. Edward G. Meyering, Gary Michael. Kenneth Robert Michael, Charles Clifton Middleton, Danny Milacek, Dennis Mil- ler, Francis Miller, John Har- old Miller, Joseph Miller, Larry Gene Miller. Larry Tucker Miller, Thomas Keith Miller, Danny Dexter Mills, Sandra Mills, Wayne H. Mills, Jimmy Mirkes, Jan- ice Marie Mitchell, Jesse Mitchell. I.etha Faye Mitchell, Peggy Jane Mittasch, La Mittelstet, Ronald Mixon, John Moflatt, Darrell Molhtt, Wali Moha- med, Alan Ray Moore. Connie Moore, Glenn Moore, James Rex Moore, Kenneth Moore, Nilda Morales-Ven- tura, Ronnie Moorehead, Randell Morgan, Sherry Rose Morgan. Don Morris, Pamela Morris, Paul Morris, Jon E. Morri- son, Johnnie E. Morrison Jr., Bijan Morshedizadeh, Arlis Motley, Paul Mullen. Marshall Paul Mungle, James Murphy, Jesse Murphy, Larry Murphy, Theresa Murphy, Roger Murray, Linda Mur- rell, Paul Murry. Robert Myers, Ronald Dear: Myers, Boonchitta Nalamli- eng, Syed Qaseernul Hasan Naqvi, Sharon Nash, Glynna Nease, David Neely, David Negelein. Off Campus Steven Neilson, Dan Nelson, Larry Nelson, Iean Neustadt. Barhara Newport, Kevin Nz. Donna Nicewander, Dennis Ronald Nichols. Michael Nichols, Kenneth Roy Niehrttegge, l.arry Nic- man, Steven joe Nobles. Ah- del-Monem Amin Nolal, Pat- rick O'Bryan. Larry O'Hair, Michal O'Hayer. Georgiann OlMealey, Larry O'Mealey, Michael O,Niel, Lynn Ogilvie, Dan Allan Oldham, Kenneth Olsen, Kenneth Darrell Orr, Peggy Orr. lean Oswalt, Charlotte Shir- ley Ott, Bennie Charles Oulds. Ernie Lee Oulds. Iames Oulds, William Mike Overlay, lilclon Vlfilhur Over- street, Thomas H. Pace. Glen B. Padgharn, Dale Ii. Page, Markay Palu, Prahha- kar R. Pamidi, Ranjeet K. Pancholy, Walter W. D. Par- ker, Iohn Parkinson, Shirley Iaun Parks. Bashir Ahmad Paryez, joyee Pass, Thakorhhai Trikarn- hhai Patel, Stephen R. Patti- son. Carl Paxton, Connie Payne, Alan Payton. John Peace. 'llerry Peach, lohn Peaden. Mary Peak, Ioe Peek, john Pennington, Katha Penning- ton, Raymond Penny, Ross Perehik. Dale Peters. Donald Eugene Peters. Owen Petgraye, Roh- ert Scott Petty, Gregory Linn Planning, Randall Phillips, Sue Phillips, Larry Phoenix. Kel Pickens. Daniel M. Pierce. Denise Ann Pierce, Carol Ann Pierson, Harry Pierson, Michael Pinkston. VVilcy W, Pinkston. loel Pip- er. Robert Plank, Steve Platt. Kenneth B. Poling, Erie Pol- lard. Larry l.ee Potter, Dehra ,,. , Powell. Frederick Powell. Pete Powell. -g-,::l 1-w Qff K is 1 , Q, aw 1 l 2 . .rw 1. Q 5 5' S i .tt 1 risr 2 V. . .e?'9,,: H , . 1. - .A5 r , 5 , ii av ,, li ,f ' pf: in it lk 4 A lu' 1 . Magi . flan- , tv' ai 4 EM :E 456 Off Campus Guy Power, Steve Prater, Da- vid Prestridge, Danny Prib- ble, Roger Price, Sharon Price, Sherry Price, lack W. Pritchard. lerry Pitchell, Barbara Cor- corad Progar, llmporn Pug- dechati, Cheryl Lynn Qualls, Phillip Quenn, Mohammad Amin Qureshi, Adeeb Qutub, Fred Lowry Ramsey. jim Ramsey. Iesse Lon Range, Suwat Ratanabhoom, Glenn Rawdon, Cheryl Ray, Robert F. Rayner, lack B. Re Velle, Linda Reames. Terry Reames, I. Narasimha Reddy, Don Reed, Edward Lee Reed, Ioel Reed, Patricia L. Reed, Ronny Reed, Tony Keith Reese. Gregory Reeves, Retha Reg- nier, Dianna Sue Rehm, Wm. Ross Reinwald, Dennis Reiswig, William C. Renner, Dennis Reust, Charles R. Reynolds. Kenneth Reynolds, Lynda Carol Reynolds, Bradley Rob- ert Rice, Vivian Reininger Rice, John l.. Risk, Patricia Risk, Sharon Ritthaler, Char- lie Bob Roberts. Donald Wayne Roberts, Rob- ert Robertson, Charles Rob- inson, Ioe N. Robinson, Craig B. Robison, William Carl Rock, Donald Lynn Rodman, Ierry Rogers. Phillip C. Rogers, Richard Maurice Rogers, Russell Rog- ers, Teresa Ann Rogers, Bev- erly Romero, Richard Alan Root, Vernon Rosarnond, Roger Rose. Verna Rose, loyce K. Ross, Joseph Vincent Rother, David Keith Rowland, Paul E. Roz- neck, Christopher Rudiger, Lawrence Ruhr, Calvin Rus- sell. Ben l,. Ruiz, Dwight lf. Ry- chel, Donna Rea Ryel, Ron- nie Eugene Ryel, Hamed Sa- lem Saeedy, Chulam Murtaza Saleem, Mohamed Salih, jim- my Lee Salter. Off Campus Marilyn Sandera, losephine Sanford, Thamnoh Sangman- dikul, Parwinder Saroya, Kanaiya Sata. Paul Scanlon, Billy W. Schaefer, Ronald Schaefer. llruce Dee Sclianhaclier, Mar- ion Rudolph Sehaulller, james Rohert Schitiliti, A. Sue Schmidt. l.ynn Neal Schmidt. l.oui5 Schmitt, Raymond Eu- gene Schmitz, Karl Schneie der. Steven M, Schnitxer. Richard l.t-e Schoen, Marguerite Schroeder. Richard C. Schrum. Lee Charles Sehu- lien. Dennis Schultz, Louis john Schultz, Terry Elton Schulz. William Wayne Schvyeik- hard, Charles A. Seal, Susan lanelle Seeley, David M. Sei- fert, l.ynn Semrad, Paul los- eph Semtner, Enrique Ser- rano, Charles Rowan Settles. Thelia K. Sewell, Virginia Sewell, lflmes Shackellord, Maqhool Shaikh, Cathrene Ann Shaklee, lohn Sharher, Peter Sharp, William Mich- ael Sharp. Mark Shattuclx, Clary Shaw. Marsha Ann Shaw, Peggy Ruth Shaw, Marion joe Sheets, Kenneth Ray Shelby, Gregory Shi-lest, Ronnie Shel- ley. Tommy Ray Shepherd, Dan- iel Sherry, Ianet Sherry, james Shields, Edward Lawr- ence Shiever, Anita Shipley, Randall Shipman, Sammy Shipman. . , 3 it r ml it -4-X.,-,Q..'. ,fy b L . fr , , if X P 5 A as wr-v f 1. X t :QW 1 'bf' i inf S. .,,,, f . at ,. -... . 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Eric William Skouby, jerry Smasal. Claire Garnier Smith, David Arnold Smith, Donald Eugene Smith, Ger- ald Dale Smith, Glen Wayne Smith, Harold E. Smith. Iames Smith, Leland Charles Smith, Mark Rhodes Smith, Nancy Smith, Rebecca Smith, Tommy Sith, W. Kay Smith, Winton l.. Smith. Les W. Smock, Tery Smoth- erman, Iohnny Lee Snyder, Elden Sodowsky, Patricia Ruth Soulek, Carolyn Sparkes, Jacqueline Sparkes, Sherri Sparkman. Iennifer Spears, Connie Lou Spoon, Iohn Spoon, Leonard Springer, Woodard Springs- tube, Robert N. Sprowls, Somnuk Srisamoodkham, Al- vie Stacey Billy Stacey, Ioe Deryl Stai- lord, Stephen Stamper, Dan- ny L. Stanton, James Edwin Stanton, Ierry Stanton, Glen B, Starcher Ir., Michael Starks. Pamela Starks, Oscar K. Ir. Staudt, Susan Marie Staudt, Doveline F. K. N. Steer, Ray- mond Edward Ir. Steffey, Tu- lio G. Stefinlongo, Mark Bradford Steinle, Iames Stengle, jerry H. Stephens, Valetia Kaye Stephens, Henry Lee Stevens, Iudith C. Stevens, Charles Stewart, Thomas Franklin Stiles, Larry Kent Stinchcomb, David Mac Stine. Bobby Stites, David Michael Stockman. Dennis Gale Stocksen, Betty lean Stock- ton, Lonnie Stokes, Ronnal Dale Stoll, Carol Stone, Don Stone GH Campus Larry Stone, Riehacl Stookey. Ioe Storin. Danny Storm, Susan Storm, Bill Stough. Claudia Stough, Howard Stout. Lewis Stout, Ronnie P. Stout. Shirley lean Stout. linos Sto- ver. Willllxl' Kent Stowell. Gary Straub. Steven C. Streieh. llelaert, Striekler. Ronnie Stringlellow. Robert Stroud. Larry David Stttart, lerry C. Sturdy. Annemarie Theresa Suntan, Lonnie l. Sumpter, Sherry Lynn Suth- ers, Phillip Sutton. Anthony Svet, jerry Swanson, George Dominick Tahbone, Daryl Talbot. Nelson Talley, Eugene lohn Tarasenko, Lynn Tarrant, Arthur Robert Tate. Patricia L. Tatum. li. Ray Tatyrek. Dan Taylor. Dan Leroy Taylor, Raiean Taylor. Stephen Taylor, Larry VVayne Teel, Raehaneepen Temsuk. Sompol Temsuk, Phillip VVa5 ne Terry, joe Thomas. Leroy Thomas. Ronnie Thomas, Dorothy Gayle Thompson, Clynda Thomp- son, Nl. Duaine Thompson. Nlieltael Thompson, Craig C. Throekrnorton, Iames Tiekel. Sheryl Tiekel, Iohn Bruce Tiger, VVilliam Tinnen, Syl- via Smith Titus, Terry C. Titus. Alan Dale Todd. Daniel Tomes, jesse Tent, Cary VV. Tripp, Patricia Arleen Trow- er, Thomas Denver Trunk, Cynthia Ann Trussel. Bonfta Tucker. jerry Tut-lie. Daniel Lee Tul- lius, William Turk. Darrell loc Turner, Iucly Turner, Paul Turner, VVilliam Tyler. Prakash Padmalcar Vaitlya. Ralph Allen Van Oostrurn, Chester Lee Van Zani, Iira- wudh Vanasup, Danny Van- clerworlx. Iorge If. Vargas, Ronald Venahle. Richard Vernon, Ray T. Vinyard. -p.. if W' l f .Q ...t . .-, .. K 35 We ts 'f is T 1' i Q t N ww' in ' , KA 'gg K .55 459 Kai' Q' 5 . ,,- : 0,3 tin i-: - I 1 E' v'1 V r. t f ,, , Ee. ' gt' tt .,.. ff, f 5 U we I .. ,L V, .,,.n , , . is r, , at 1 7 tn E .1-sb, it Qu. 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Wester, Karen Ann VVhaley, Wayne l.. Whaling, Kent C. Wheel- Cf. Bruce Foster White, Latrieia White, Linda White, Ralph Berry White, Richard White, Wesley White, Lora Whit- marsh, Lyndal Whitworth. l Off Campus Ylinluzlvl xvilflll' VVi4'lm'rm, .lwlm Vv'ig:Qim, Putrivin VWQL- gina. Imwm H. WilL'4sx, Run- uld Vw'ilL4 'wn, VV,2ll'l'C'H .Innws Vsfilkicg Wvlxiu lfugc-114' VVH- Linx. RKJIIJIICI VVilkirwm. Iixuui- NNiHlz1ms, j2lII'll'5 Wil- liams, ju1l5 Kay VVilliz1m5. Nliulmzxvl U,-am VViIliz1111s, SIC- phvn Willielnvuw. VV:mdz1 VV!!- liams, Willizxnm Vwfilimmfm. N911 A VVillis,fm. Stvxvn I7 Xvikfill. VV. Doug- las Wilscwrw, lfriv Wirln-l1esl1'r. Nizlllvlmlli- fivlassicl VVUILIQ- 'l'szlcli1'L. julm NVUIUHUU, Clary Hv'ofn1 Vxfrmil. Urvrulllj Sum' VVIIIUIIS. l.:1rry Clvm' Vvrxrrtfx Rfmbvrt ff, Vx'fn1ds. Cllarles Inuis VVoc1dy,Rrmbcr1 WI'iQIl1l, VViIliam Aubrcy W1'igl11. jvau VV5:x!1, David YHIUS. Mvtiu Iiirlaurw Yildirim. Yukirm Yrmkoyzwnmzx. Km-nnvlh Yusl. Jimmie Young, Rin-hand Young. 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I Q l 3 ,X U8 M .- '- ,mm WDM if M.. ! aw -NN, U H swf: , m A, , w aqgww V -,J h wi J - Q 'L ' fi I ff sqm 9.1. i as af 6 3 ' mmkw- A Al, , mlm W M Classes Dionne Warwick Show Opened Allied Arfs Season 'K WT I i 5 3995- sn I. - ff r is ii YZ his A 'f G til s .Q ii I A if , LARRY D. ABERNATHY, Allus, Acgricullure, AZ, San- born Eniomoloqy Club, Farmhouse, MICHAEL LEE ABNEY, Seminole, Elucalion, BARBARA JANE AB- RAMS, Tulsa, Business, AAA, JEFFERY MARK ACK- ERMAN, Sfillwaler, Business, IFC, ATU, LARRY DALE ADAIR, Lawion, Aqricullureg DAVID JOHN ADAMS, Cushinq, ABS, Younq Republicans, EM. JOHN RUBEN ADAMS, Slillwaler, ABS, TONI AD- AMS, Oklahoma Ciiy, Home Ec., K-5-U, OHEA, Home EC. Ed. Club Treasurer, GARY WAYNE AD- DISON, Siillwaler, Business, JAMES WILLIAM AGNEW, Duncan, Business, Blue Key, Key Board, Business Senalor, Business Sludenl Council, Whos VVho in American Colleqes, XX, THOMAS FRED- ERICK AHLGRIMM, Racine, VVis., ABS, KVRO, IB-E, HUMAYUN AKHTAR, Rawalpindi, Pakislani Enzgineerino. MARIAN MARIE AKIN, Musiancy, ABS, OSU March- ing Band, OSU Concerl Band, Womens Choral Club, Choralelles, TB-fi, IVIENC, Symphony Orchesira, MAHMUD S. AL-KALASH, Sidon, Lebanon, Enqi- neerinq, OAS. ASCE, WALTER R. ALBRECHT, Illmo, Mo., Engineering, CHAD HUNTER ALEXANDER. Tulsa, Business, K-fi, ROY EDWARD ALEXANDER, Mannlord, ABS, SYED I. ALI, Karachi, Pakislan, En- qineerinq, Pres.-Pakislan Sludenls Associalion. DONALD L. ALLEN, Oklahoma Cily, Enqineerinq, AIA, DOROTHY ALLEN, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec., ELLEN KATHLEEN ALLEN, Sand Sprinqs, Educalion, SEA, JOHN MICHAEL ALLEN, Douglas, Educaiion, JUDY PIERCE ALLEN, Barllesville, Home Ec., AHEA. Home Ec, Club, Youno Republicans, THOMAS M. ALLEN, Oklahoma Cily, Business, 'PI'-3. JOHN M. ALMOND, Enid, Engineering, .IANICE LYNN AMBROSE, Okemah, Business, l4A'l', Young Democrals, OSU Skyclivers, O-Slalers, ANNE HAY- DON AMERINGER, Slillwaier, Educalion, KURT LE- LAND AMERINGER, Oklahoma Cily, Business, EM, Younq Republicans, ATU, RICHARD S. AMILIAN, Tulsa, ABS, BN, MARY C. ANDERS, Adair, Home EC.. Home EC. Club, CTM Club, MELVIN DOUGLAS ANDERS, Barllesville, Enqineer- inq, SEET, CHARLES BOB ANDERSON, Oklahoma Ciiy, A8iS, I'1IZ,JERE PRESTON ANDERSON, Med- ford, Businezs, LYNN BLYTHE ANDERSON, Tulsa. ABS, PATRICIA ANDERSON, Grove, Home EC.. SUAB, Younq Democrals, Sec.-Treas. I97O Senior Class, Teacher Evaluaiion Comm., Greek Week Comm., KAW, SHIRLEY IONE ANDERSON, Glen- coe, ABS. JAMES WILLIAM ANDREWS, Slillwaier, Business, -EX. Varsiiy Golf, PAMELA R. ANDREWS, Knowles, Educalion, THOMAS G, ANDREWS, New York Cily, N.Y., Business, Holel 81 Reslauranl Socieiy, HSMA Pres., Fronl Office Mqrs. Assoc., MARY ANKER- SHEIL, Tulsa, Educalion, SEA, Oranqe and Black Ouill, Kill, Sludenl Assoc, for I-Iiqher Ed., JAMES WILLIAM ANTHAMATTEN, Tulsa, ABS, Ll'-UI, BBN, BAE: KEVIN HOWARD APGAR, Trenlon, N.J., AES. LOIS ANN ARMSTRONG, Beaver, Business, JERRY L. ARTHUR, Fleicher, Aqricullure, Block and Bridle Club, EVERETT ASBERRY, Okmulqee, ABS, A'IjAi GEORGE WACKER ASBERRY, Lawlon, Eolucalion, JO DALENE ASHBY, Blackwell, Business, BECKY SUE ASLING, Tulsa, Educalion, RHA SEA. DALE EUGENE ATHERTON, Waukomis, Business, OSU Cheerleader, NTKT, O'SlaIers, Younq Demo- crals, ATA, NANCY LEE ATHERTON, Oklahoma Cily, Educaiion, SEA, WRA, PEMM Club, Young Democrals, Dean's Honor Rall, ZTAg MICHAEL RICHARD AUBREY, Slillwaler, Home Ec., HBID Club, ROBERT AULT, Ponca Cily, Engineering, JUDY MERLEE AUSTIN, Tulsa, Educaiion, AHA. SEA, PAUL ANDREW AUTRY, Lilile Rock, Ark.. AES, Ski Club, Plyinq Aqcgies. EDWIN LOU AVERILL, SI'iIIwaIer, Eriiineerirfi, IEEE IIKN: SHERRY GALE AVERILL, SIiIIwaIer Educa- 'iong RAYMOND T. AYERS, OIcIaIioma CIW, Business, MNT, Supervisor oI EoorbaII Equio. Mqrsx AMEEN AYOOB, Karachi, Paki-.Tan, Engineering, AIIE, Pak- '5ranI Sfuderrs AIVI-IRA' MAHALA K. BABCOCK. TuI5a. EducaIion, SEA: JOHN H. BADE, Warren, III., Home Ec.. HoIeI Sf ResIaumnT Sociefv. STAUNTON ALEX BAKER, CI1arIosIon, W.Va., ABS, 'f'I'l' KATHERINE J. BALL, OkIaIion'ia CIW, Educa- Iion, SEA, SUAB, Younfi Democrars, Deans Honor RoII, Z'I'Ag JOHN RAY BALLENGER, Jennings, ARS? DON VIRGIL BALTZER, CoIIinsviIIe, ABS: RONALD LAWRENCE BARBER, Earminodale, N.Y., AqricuI iure, EarmInouSeq CHARLES MICHAEL BARKLEY, TuI5a Bueireis Young ReouEIicfi'is, ERI, NIKT, AXA. BERYL KARL BARNARD, Efairview, A:jgricuIIurei BRENDA NELL BARNES, SuIpIiur Home Ec., Home Ec. CIuIo, BSU. SEA: HENRY ELTON BARNES. SouIInwesI CIM' Mo., A:ricuIIure' JANE ALICE BARNES, Sioux CIW, la., Home Ec., Home Ec, CIub, ERCD CIub AAU, REBECCA ANN BARNUM, OIQ- fnuIqec, EducaIior If-UI, A-I-X, Orange and BI.acIc QLIIII. SEA, IAITI KI, GaIIaqI1er GirIS, ICP VR Casf Sec. K-VLI' CAROL LYNN BARR, TuIsfa, Home Ec., OHEA, Home Ec. CIIIIJ, CTM CIub, SUAB, BSU, Wenfz HaII House CounciI, Younq RepubIicans. RICHARD K. BARTLEY, TuIsa, Businesg, XIIA' JANE MARTHA BARTUSCH, OI4IaBoma Cify, ABS, SUAB Eine ArIs Clnairmar, PuI3IiciIy CIwairrnan, 'I'X, Drum- mond HaII JudiciaI Board, AIIied Arfs Comm., AA-3, Oranoe B1 BIack OuiII' LESLIE JANE BASORE, Okla- Iiorna CIW ABS, Eoreiqri Lanouaoe, KTA, JOE ROB- ERT BASS, Grisham, Enoineerinfq, AICHE, LARRY R. BASSEL, Duke, AriricuIIuro, CoIIf3Qiafe EEA: BARBA- RA M. BATCHELDER, SIiIIwaIer, ABS ABA, KAH, Oranqe ard BIack OuiII, Sici CIuIo. JOHN W. BATDORF, MidwesI CIN, Engineering, ROTC: FAITH LYNNE BATES, TuIsa, AXIS, Persnirq RiII:es Honorary, CaoeIIes, SUAB, Head SI-irI, STEP, Young ReoubIicans, Spanish CIub, A-X35 BARBARA J. BAUDER, TuIsa, ABS HAM? JULIA JANE BAUER, BarIIesviIIe, EducaIion SEA: ANITA KATHRYN BAX- TER, OIcIaEoma City. Educafion, AnqeI I3IifqI'iI, IUIA, KKII' ELMUS G. BEALE, Midwev CTN, ABS Deans Honor ROII. KIRK WESLEY BEARD, Burkburnefr, Tex., Home Ec.7 JIM BEAUBIEN, AEROTC, ArnoId Air Soc., :AEI VICTORIA S. BEEBE, OkIaInor'na Ciw, Busiress, Cap- oIIes, Drummond CounciI, Deans Honor RoII, Kerr- Drummond CounciI' ANN BELCHER, Beaver, Educa- Iion: DONALD DWIGHT BELL, Okmuluee ABS DNA: JOE A. BELL, Drumriqlnr, Business. MICHAEL DENNIS BELL, HousIon, Tex. ABS, Presi- denfs CounciI, .YIIX7 PATRICIA ANN BELL, TuI5a ABS. AIro-American Sociery, AKA: SUSAN KAY BELLINGHAUSEN, Muskooee, Business, KT?-7 SAND- RA KAY BELT, OkIaInorria CiI',f, Educalrion, Deans Honor ROII, Oranoe and BIacIc OuiII, Kill AX!!- SHERRY YVONNE BELTRAM. Srillwamr, ABS, MAR- ILYNN JOYCE BENBROOK, Woodward Home Ec., Pres. Home Ec. SIudenI CounciI, WIio's WI1o, MorIar Board Vice Pres. 9110 VR Comm., O'CoII-egian SIa+CI, Presidemis Honor RoII, Presidenrk CounciI, Board oI PubIicafions, 'I'T0, Aoqie-X Oueen, Vice Pres, and Rusn Chair, XU. ig. M 'ur ' .f Seve I X ,V WV? b ' A . iv an 'Kf 465 vff sf I -5.5322- ig Q35 QM 3 bbw in 1 pf? . ,f .I Q44 All .sl I' Seniors The construction lor the new Fine Arts Center contrasted the heuuty of the Uni- versity fire station lower. JERRY CHARLES BENEDICT, Muskegon, Mich.. Busi- ness, OSU Golf Team: GARY DESMOND BENIGAR, Slillwaler, Engineering, TIE: JILL S. BENNETT, Slill- warer, Educaliong KEITH L. BENNETT, Sand Springs. Engineering, ASME, MAE Socielyg PHYLLIS JEAN BENNETT, Tulsa, AHS: LIONEL K. BENTLEY, Grace- monl. Agricullure. WAYNE L. BENTLEY, Rush Springs, Agricullure, Fly- ing Aggies: JO ANN BERGER, Oklahoma Cily, Bus- inessj CAROL SUE BERRY, Siillwaier, Educalion, SEA, Young Democrals, ZTA7 CHERYL JEANNE BERRY, Oklahoma Cily, AHS, Dean's Honor Roll, Eresidenhs Honor Rall, Presidenfs Council, AAA, Orange and Black Quill, AAU: FRANK KIMBALI. BERRY, Slillwaler, Business: JOHN K. BEST, Okla- homa Cily, Engineering, AIIE, Engr. Toaslrnaslers, OSU Engr, Slalii. LAWRENCE ELDEN BETCHE, Slillwaler, Engineering, -ET, ASAE: ROBERT THOMAS BETTS, Muskogeei Engineering, ASCE: RON DALE BETZ, Barllesville, Engineering, DARRELL WAYNE BEVELHYMER, Wewoka, Engineering, IEEE, GAYLE BICKET, Lawlon, Home Ec., K'I'. AEA, AHEA, Presidenfs Council, 'IY'T'0, Kill, LassO's 8: Larials, HEED Club: BERYLE T. BIERBOWER, New Millord, Conn., AES, Geogra- phy Club. RICHARD DONOVAN BIGGERT, El Reno, Business, :Alix HOWARD LEON BIRDSONG, Mounds, Engi- neering, Sludenl Enlerlainers, AICHE3 DARYL EU- GENE BIRDWELL, Elelcher, AHS, 'LH-E. AEA, OAK, Pre-sidenhs Honor Roll, Dean's Honor Roll, Farm- house: TERRY VAN BISH, Hobart Business, Semper Fidelis, HIFI LARRY WAYNE BISHOP, Woodward, Agrieullure, Collegiale EEA, Rodeo Club: JAMES W. BITSCHE, Chickasha, Business. LARRY PAUL BITTLE, Carnegie, Agricullureq DON- ALD EDWIN BLACK, Slillwaler, Educalion, Scabloard Xi Blade, Army Brigade Slalii GLENNA JEAN BLACK, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, SEA, CEC, Wesi Bennell House Council, LINDA D, BLACK, Logan, Business: SHARON LYNN BLACK, Tulsa, Educalioni CEC, SCTA, KAN, JAMES R. BLAINE, Grove, AHS, All-X-Pres., AHS Sludenl Council, OAK, l.asso's 81 Larials, Sl, John's Parish Council-Vice Chairman. LARRY VANCE BLAKE, Mangum, Engineering, Flying Aggies, Arnold Air Sociely, Presiclenfs Council, Young Dernocrals, AlCHE3 LINDA IRENE BLANK, Tulsa, Home EC.. ON, AA-X, CTM Club, Home EC. Club, AZ: WILLIAM MARK BLASDEL, Woodward, AHS. MIST, AIC-3, Deans Honor Roll, Campus Chesl, SUAI3 Special Proiecls Cornm., Pres, l969 Junior Class, IIN3 LARRY DAVIS BLOOMER, Seiling, A8iS, AEA, lnlercollegiaie Knighls, TAD: STEPHEN SCOTT BOAZ, Lillle Rock, Ark., AHS. :Ny LORETTA M. BOCOX, Slillwaler, AHS. VICKIE C. BOCOX, Douglas, Home EC.: LELAND BRUCE BOEHS, Fairview, Agricullure, Aggie-X: KAY BOGLE, Tulsa, Home EC., Home Ec. Club, ERCD Club, Young Republicans, AAAg JOAN MARIE BOHANAN, Ciulhrie, AHS, ASH, Willard House Council, VICKI LYNN BOLER, Enid, Educalion, Army Blades, Hlifiap BARRY LLOYD BOLLES, Alma, Agri- Cullure. Coach Gass Named Big Eight Coach of the Year BARBARA BOLLING, Midwest City, Education, Stu- dent Lobby, SEA, Younq Democrats: BRENT BOL- LINGER, Stillwater, Business, MKTg LYN ELEANOR BOLLINGER, Stillwater, Home Ec., ON, KKIH DI- ANA GALE BOLTON, Grandtield, Home Ec., Al. WRA, Home Ec. Club: LOUIS EDWARD BOND, Vinita, Business: KATHRYN JEAN BONEAU, Still- water, Education. ROBERT LEE BORDERS, Sand Sprinqs, Business RONALD EDWIN BORGMAN, Bartlesyille, Business? MARY FRANCES BORNEMANN, El Rero, Home EC.? CAROLYN ANN BOULDIN, Stillwater, ABS, Student Entertainers: RAY LOUIS BOWEN, Bixby, Educa- tion, XX: PHIL GORDON BOWERSOX, Oklahoma City, Education, MNT, 'I'I.'-5. MARJORIE B. BOWLES, Stillwater, AHS: MOLLY AMBER BOWLIN, Tulsa, ABS, AAU: JUDY A. BOW- MAN, Oklahoma City, Home Ec., Young Democrats, CTM Fashion Board, CTM Club, Horne Ec. Club, ZTA: CAROL ANN BOYD, Moore, Education, Army Blades, Dean's Honor Roll: GREGORY K. BOYDS- TON, Roosevelt, Enoiineerinq, STE, YOU,-iq Republj. cans, AIIE: BILL DAVID BOYER, Stillwater, Aoricul- ture, Colleqiate FFA. M. LINDA BOYETTE, Muldrow, Home Ec., Home Ec. Club, XA. AHEA, Younq Democrats: GARY W. BOYLE, Enid, Business, 'I'-AT: RALPH HUGHES BRA- DEN, Miami, Business. AED: JAMES A, BRADY, Speartish, SD., Enciineerinq, Architecture Student Council, AT: JIM DON BRADY, Ponca City, ABS, Younq Democrats, IIAAI: RAYMOND GENE BRADY, Sand Sprinqs, ABS, Geoloqical Society. SOTO. WILLIAM LEWIS BRADY, Olclahorna City, Business, A2113 DEBBIE J. BRANSON, Tulsa, Education, RHA Judicial Board, Willard House Council, Theatre Guild: PAUL BURTON BRAWNER, Bethany, ABS, Arnold Air Society, AFROTC: WILLIAM PAUL BRA- ZIL, Hartshorne, Business, Aquatic Club, Men's Gleo Club, Student Entertainers: BEVERLY A. BREHM, Poteau, AHS, Presidentls Council, Pompom Girl, ZAIT, AXA Crescent Girl, XQ: FRANCES MARGA- RET BRELAND, Hot Sprinqs, Arla., ABS, Younq Re- publicans, Horne Ec. Club, Aquatic Club. TERRY J. BREWER, Mountain Park, Agriculture? DOUGLAS EUGENE BRINKER, Red Roclc, Enqineer- inq, AICHE. IT, UNE: LINDA JEAN BRINKLEY. Boswell, Business, SEA: CLYDE DAVID BRITTON, Olclahorna City, Enqineerinq, IEEE: SHIRLEY JEAN BRITTON, Stillwater, Home Ec.: CHARLES ROSS BROOKS, Ericlc, Business, A'I'5Z. FREDERICK MARTIN BROOKS, Canton, Mass., Aq- riculture, ATU: MARIAN LOW BROOKS, Tulsa, Business: TERRY LYNN BROOKS, Stuart, Agricul- ture: TRESSA EILEEN BROOKS, Tulsa, Education, SEA: KENNETH SCOTT BROWER, Anadarlco, Enoi- neerinq, ASCE: MICHAEL DALE BROWER, Cleve- land, Business. DANNY RAY BROWN, Cushinq, ABS, EM, Young Republicans: LUELLA JANE BROWN, Tulsa, Educa- tion: MIKE FRANCIS BROWN, Olcmulqee. Business. KE: NAOMI LOUISE BROWN, Mountain Park, Edu- cation: RAYMOND N. BROWN, Snyder, Aqriculture, Block Xi Bridle: REBECCA LYNN BROWN, Oklahoma City, Education, Dean's Honor Roll, KAN, AWS Leg- islative Board, Oranqe and Blaclc Quill, KA9. REBECCA LOUISE BROWN, McAlester, A8157 RICHARD ARLEN BROWN, Cromwell, AES, Flyino Aqqies, Station Manager-KOSU, 2'I'E: ROBERT PAUL BROWN, Muskogee. ABS: STEVEN MAX BROWN, Perry, Business: 'RH-S, BFE. -A-YH: THOM- AS H. BROWN, Morris, ABS, AFROTC, Arnold Air Society. Christian Science Oro.: LEROY BROWN JR., Beqqs, Aqriculture, A'I'A, '51, ?' Q ,bfi il T 467 Murray Hall and We-sl' Benne-H Hall Changed Sex BETSY BROWNFIELD, Tulsa, ABS, French Club: ROGER STEVEN BROWNING, Van, Tex., Engineer- ing, AEROTC, TIT-E, Capelles Advisor, 'l'K'P, BAR- BARA L. BRUCH, Naples, Ilaly, ABS, PAT DOWD BRYANT, Ponca Cily, Educalion, PEMM Club, Acacia, RONALD L. BRYANT, Claremore, ABS? DAVID RICHARD BUCK, Slillwaler, ABS, AEA. I.asso's and Larials, lnlercollegiale Knighls, 'PH-S, O-Slarers, IFC, fPKrI'. HOMER JENE BUCK, Kingslon, Agricullure, ATI JAMES MELVIN BUCK, Carmen, Agricullure, Fly- ing Aggies, ASAE, Aggie-X, AFP, RODNEY L. BUCK, Tulsa, A8152 ROBERT G. BUCKINGHAM, Tulsa, Educalion, TIE, Eire Proleclion Sociery, WIL- LIAM CHARLES BUCKLEY, Willoughby, Ohio, Home Ec., HBR Sociely, Arnold Air Sociely, DUANE HERBERT BUCKNER, Oklahoma Ci'I'y, ABS, Presi- denI's Council, ATA. JOHN R. BUCKSON, Racine, Wis., Home Ec., Ho- Iel 81 Reslauranl Socieiy, DAVID TODD BUFFING- TON, Dallas, Tex., Engineering, XE, A4PTZ, Vice Chairman, PresidenI's Council, Cordell Hall Vice- Pres., LONNIE JAY BULLER, Tulsa, Business, DON- ALD JOE BURNETT, Tulsa, Business, MKT, JAMES A. BURNETT, Balliesl, Agricullure, Foreslry Club, Sociely ol American Eoreslers, DAVID WILLIAM BURNS, Dewey, Business, Semper Eidelis Sociely. LINDA HELEN BURNS, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, SEA, Councillor Exceplional Children, Srudenl Clini- cal Teachers Assoc., O-Slalers, Dean's Honor Roll, l l'l5, LYNDA LORENE BURROW, Arkoma, Home Ec., KAN, SEA, Home EC, Club, AHEA, DAVID S. BURROWS, Ponca Cily, Business, HURSHELL FRANK BUSH, Oklahoma Cily, Agricullure, 'PH-Y. AZ, Dairy Science Club, Dairy Carlle Judging Team: HARVEY W. BUTCHER, Slillwaler, ABS, HAM. Hliflrg MARY NELL BUTENSCHOEN, Seminole. Home Ec. BUDDY BUTLER, Oklahoma Cily, Business, GAYLE BUTLER, Perrylon, Tex., ABS, Angel Fliqlwf, Redskin Beauiy, AXQ, THOMAS FRED BUTLER, Perrylon, Tex., Agricullure, BETH, LIONEL D. BYRD, Oklahoma Cily, Business, Men's Glee Club, ATA, YVES CA- BANA, Newport VI., ABS: JANICE KAY CAGLE, Pawnee, Home Ec., K-All, 'l'T0, HEED Club, GLENN A. CAIN, Tulsa, ABS, JAMES FRANCIS CAIN JR., McAlesIer, Engineering, ROYCE GENE CALDRON, Tulsa. Educalion, OSU Marching and Concerl Band, Young Republicans, K-AH, Ed. Sludenl' Council, CAROLYN SUE CALDWELL, Enid, ABS, Orange and Black Ouill, AAA, AEA, WILLIAM CRAIG CALDWELL, Cache, Agricullure, RUTH H. CALES, Burbank, Business, BFE, Presiden+'s Honor Roll, BTS, DECA. REX HARRISON CAMBERN, Beaver, Business, PA- TRICIA KAY CAMERON, Tulsa, Educalion, SANDI KAY CAMP, Slillwarer, ABS: WILLIAM MICHAEL CAMP, Slillwaler, Business, Varsilry Baseball, RANDY JOE CAMPBELL, Slillwaler, ABS: PAULA JEAN CANTRELL, Haskell, Educalion, BSU, SEA. TED CAREY, Houslon, Tex., Business, MKT, TQT, BAE, VICKY CARIGNAN, Barllesville, Business, AWS Legislalive Board, Capelles, DIANE CARLILE, Sallisaw, Educalion, SEA, MARK BRUCE CARLILE, Perry, Business, MKT, AN, Acacia, ALAN RAY CARLSON, Alva, Engineering, AUM, ET, DANIEL D. CARNE, Kansas Cily, Mo., Engineering, AT. RICHARD CAROLINA, Wewoka, ABS, KAW, CAR- OLYN K. CARPENTER, Wewoka, Home Ec., AHEA, Home EC. Club, SEA, SUSAN JANE CARPENTER, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, RONNIE LEON CARR, Cowela. ABS, Pres. 3rd EI. Scoli Hall, ALEXIS CARROLL, Amarillo, Tex., ABS, Orange 8: Black Ouill, KKF, BEVERLY BLAKE CARSON, Slillwaler. Educalion. ROBERT CARTER, Pawliuska, Business, Presiden+'S Council, Sfudenl Enlerlainers IX' SHERYL CARTER, Oklalionwa Cily, Horne Ec., Horne Ec. Club, Pleiades, Youno Republicans, ANSI' DAVID D, CARTMELL, Pawnee, Educalion' DWAYNE B. CARVER, Bokoslne, Enqineerino AIAA' JIMMY DALE CARVER, Miami. Enoireerino: STEPHEN L. CARVER, Tulsa, AES. DAVID MYRON CASEY, Slillw-,fer Business, Acacia: ROYCE LEE CASEY, INarolyille Afiriculfureq MICH- AEL E. CASTEEL, Oklalionia Cily, Enoireerino, Airo- Arnerican Sociely, K.XNI'g ANDREA L. CASTILLO, Anadarko, Business, Deanls Horror Rall, Oranoe 81 Black Quill, DENNIS P. CATES, Sayre, Aoricullure, XZ, 'I'II:, XVIII, Block 81 Bridle, AVP, FLOYD MICH- AEL CATHEY, Slillwalor. Enoineerino, JOHNNY R. CAWLFIELDS, Yukon. Educalioni THOMAS A. CHAMBERS III, Midwesl Cily Aori- cullure, Eoresiry Club, Deanls Honor Roll, HAR- ROLD LEROY CHAMPLIN JR., Oklahoma Cily, AHS? CAROL ELIZABETH CHANDLER, Barllesville Educalion Younq Republicans. SEA, Assoc. Clwild- hood Ed., Clwrislian Science Colleqe Orqan., ROL- AND D. CHANDLER, Muskooee, AHS, AIA: ANN ELIZABETH CHANEY, Oklaliorna Cily, Home Ec., Horne Ec. Sludenl Council-Pres., Home Ec, Club- Sec., Presidenlls Council, Deanls Honor Roll, 'I'TU. l-l81lD Club, AAA. DALE D. CHAPMAN, Newkirk, AES, Varsily Track? KATHLEEN CHAPMAN, Barllesville, AES, Morlar Board, Anoel Eliolwl, Presidenlls Council, IIIVI'-Pres., JULIE ANN CHASE, Barrlesyille, AGS, Caoelres. SUAB, A-I-A-, O-Slalers, Younrg Reoublicans, Willard Hall Arr Cliairmant JAMES E. CHEEK JR., Srillwaler Aqricullure, Eoreslry Club, WAYNE KENT CHER- NICKY, Oklaliorna Cily, Business, S.W. Execuiiye Sales Club, Youno Republicans, Pres. 'I'KIgI? CATH- ERINE TAMSY CHEVREAUX, Mounlain Home, Ark., Educarion, Rankiellenic Council, SEA, Erencki Club, Youno Dernocrals, O-Slalers, I I'I5. GILBER CARL CHILD, Oklaliorna Cily AHS, AE-5, 'PITA7 PATRICIA GAIL CHILDERS, McAlesler, AES, Young Republicans, IIWIH SKIP CHILDRESS, Tulsa. Business: CAROLYN JEANNETTE CHILDS, Okla- homa Cily, AES, Sislers oITl1e Seven Slars, Youno Republicans, CASEY JAMES CHILDS, Okla- horna Cily, Eclucalion, Co-Clnairman Black Herilaoe Week, Vice-Pres. Alro-American Sociely, KAW, JOYCE W. CHOPLIN, Glencoe, Horne Ec., ON, SEA, ACE, FRCD Club, Dc-an's Honor Roll. B. JAN CHRISTENSEN, Clinlon, Home Ec., Willard House Council, RHA Sec., Army Blades: WINNIE CHU, Hono Kona, Enqineerinq, Clwinese Sludenl' Assoc., AIA, PAUL WILLIAM CLAAR II, Roarinq Sbrino, Pa., Aoricullure, ASAE, AZ, Youno Republi- cans: SUE CLABAUGH, Pryor, Educalion, SEA, ICP, Oranoe gl Black Ouill-VP, AHA, Oallaolner Girls-Sec, Presidenlis Council-Sec,, REDSKIN-Assoc. ECI. 81 OF- qanizalions Ed., X5-I' PEGGY JEAN CLANTON, V7nila, AHS, WRA PEMM Club, Youno Republicans, O-Slalers' ANN LEE CLARK, Oklalworna Cily, AES. CONSTANCE ELIZABETH CLARK, Mounlain View, Educalion, DENNIS BRAKEL CLARK JR., Lawlon, Eroineerino, AIAA: FRED LEWIS CLARK, Dallas, Tex., Enqineerino, Treas. Enor. Club, ASME, Treas. Trianole: LARRY EDWARD CLARKE, Lawron, ASS, Presidenlls Council, RHA Senior Honorary, 3-N Allw- letic Associalion: MARK LAWRENCE CLELAND, Oklaliorna Cily, Business: PAUL S. CLOHAN, Still- waler. Engineerinq, AFIT. TEE Seniors Slupvndous spirit shmvfrd spec-I I s 5, city and scimilating sircnglli s IIIS IL sporlsrnanship. W' - -L ., , ' , - : ' QI I f' 'E I IEW ' .5 I , I 4 , nl 'tr:3S1-'VL-f we-1 L ia -- y . - K.. 'fi I 5 . , RI 'W I I fi i , 'GA ,, VW ' ,H ii . 'QW ,:.. -My , ' . I I R. VT I: 91, Seniors Dr. Kamm makes a time check before the Fall appearance of Senator Fred Harris in con- nection with the November Moratorium Day. RITA CLOUD, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, AAA, Orange 84 Black Quill, SUAB, Young Democrais, SPX: THOM- AS JAMES COBB, Tulsa, Engineering, Pershing Rifles. Scebbard 8 Blade. XE: SUSAN RAE COBERLY, Moorhead, la., Home Ec., 'I'T, Dean's Honor Rollt RAYMOND CHARLES COCKRUM, Siroud, Agricul- lure, Collegiale PPA: CHARLES H. CODDING, Poraker, Agriculiure, Aggie-X, AFP: JAMES D. COE, Duncan, Agriculiure, Collegiaie PEA. BETTY JUNE COFFEY, Winiielcl, Kans. Business. Angel Flight HRT: J. STEVE COFFEY, Si. Louis. Mo., Engineering, Scabbard Bc Blade, IT, Presidenfs Council, Kerr Hall Pres., RHA Honorary, AIA: JUDY KAY COFFEY, Weaiheriord, Home Ec., Home Ec. Club, HEED Club: LARRY W. COEFEY, Slillwarer, Business: LENNIE RAY COFFEY, Sweelwaier, Agri- culiure, AZ, Aggie-X, BSU, Souihwesiern Execuliye Sales: GLENN DWAINE COLE, Chouieau, Agricul- lure, Collegiaie FFA. JUDY ANN COLE, Tulsa, Business, RHA Senaror, MUN Coordinaior, AAA, RHA Supreme Courl Jusi- ice, Orange 81 Black Ouill, SUAB Inierial Aifairs Chairman, RHA Senior Honorary: CYNTHIA JANE COLEMAN, Ponca Ciiy, Educaiion, Dean's Honor Rall, Orange X: Black Quill: JIMMY GENE COLE- MAN, Checoiah, Engineering, ITT, IEEE: KAREN SUE COLEMAN, Checoiah, Business: CINDY MARIE COLLINGBOURNE, Elgin, Ill., Educaiion, Rodeo Club: EDDIE CARROL COLLINS, Barnsclall, Business. TERRY J. COLLINS, Nowala, A8rS, Young Demo- crals: MICHAEL EDWARD CULVER, Grandfield, Business: MARTHA ELAINE COMPTON, Slillwaier, ABS, French Club-VP: PAULA DIANE COMPTON, Tulsa, Educaiion, Redskin Beauly, Miss OSU Finalisi, VP.ZTA: SIDNEY DUANE CONNER, Lone Wolli. Agricullure, Dean's Honor Roll: LINDA LOU CON- TRATTO, McAIes+er, Eclucaiion, SEA, SUAB, Varsiiy Tennis Team. DONNA COOK, Sawyer, Business, Flying Aggies: JAMES MICHAEL COOK, Tulsa, Agriculiure, For- eslry Club, ATU: ROSANNA COPELAND, Musko- gee, AES, STEVE T. CORBETT, Oklahoma Ciiy, Bus- iness, 'PKUQ JANE ANN CORCORAN, Siillwaler, Business, AAU: SHARON MARIE CORDIS, Guthrie Educaiion, SEA, Deans Honor Roll. PHILLIP J. CORNELIUS, Kellyville, ABS, Arnold Air Socieiy: WARREN DALE CORNELIUS, Willo-N, Agriculiure, Block 81 Bridle, Collegiale PEA, ATA' LESLIE R. CORNETT, Oklahoma Ciiy, Home Ec.. Home Ec, Club: JAMES PATRICK COSTELLO, Sania Rosa, Calif., Home Ec., HBR Socieiy: CYNTHIA LOU COTTON, Crescenl, AES, Willard Hall Floor Social Chairman, ABS Queen Semi-Finalisi: MAR- GARET COUNTERMAN, Claremore, Home Ec. BRENDA NOONKESTER COX, Tulsa, Business: DANA FAYE COX, Pryor, Business, AA-5, Orange 31 Black Ouill, Presidenfs Council, SEA, HHH Sec.. BT'-Y, Murray Hall AWS Rep., Murray Hall Scholar- ship Chair.: KENNETH WILLIAM COX, Vian, En- gineering, SEET: RUTH ANN COX, Tulsa, Educaiion, THE, OSU Marching Bancl, OSU Orcheslra, Spanish Club: TERRY C. COX, Broken Arrow, AES, XA, EaSi Benneil Council: LLOYD GRANT CRAMER, Bariles- ville, Business, BAY, Sludenl Assisiani. 11ua:in1nrninismnxn1sx . .l The Sludenl Senale Abolished All Class Officers KAYE CRANSTON, Srillwaier, Educalion, ACE, SEA? KENDALL MERLE CRANSTON, Siillwaier, Engineer- ing Sludenl Council, AIIE, Engr. Toaslmaslers, Aggie Sporls Car Club: ROYCE GENE CRAWFORD, Sclwulrer, Business: J. TED CRISWELL, Prague, Bus- iness: DON C. CROKA, Cusliing, Agricullure: DAV- ID RUSSELL CROLEY, Barllesville, Engineering, AUM., 'PH-E. XT, AIIE, lnlercollegiale Kniglwls, Blue Key, Honor Sludenl Council, Engr. Sludenl Council, Presidenfs Council, Sludenl' Senale, 'I'-5-9, ELIZABETH ANN CROUCH, Duncan, Home Ec.. AWS, Drummond Inlerliallg JAMES L. CROUCH, Chandler, Home Ec.: PATRICIA ANN CROW, Bra- man, Educalion: LINDA RUTH CROZIER, Minco, Agricullure: DAN M. CRUMMETT, Ponca Cily, AHS, SAX, O'Collegian: CHARLES RICHARD CULBERT- SON, Cleveland, Engineering, Pershing Rifles, IEEE. DANIEL HUGH CULLIN, Glassboro, N.J., Engineer- ing, IEEE, 'IPKGM MARY SOPHIA CULLIN, Slillwarer, Home Ec.3 KENNY JOHN CUNDIFF, Coyle, Agri- cullure: DIANE KAY CUNNINGHAM, Mooreland, Business, Wl1o's Wlwo, Morrar Board, AAA, Orange and Black Ouill, Business Sludenl Council, Palclnin Panel, Presidenfs Council, Sec. BTX, Vice Pres. BTE, HSZII, Pres. 1 I'B: FRANCES J. CUNNING- HAM, Clinton, Home Ec.: ROBERT MARSHALL CUNNINGHAM, Slillwaler, Engineering. JAY W. CURNY, Srigler, ARS, Men's Glee Club. Universiry Clioir, BDU: JOHNNIE RAY CURRIE, Wynnewood, Agriculfure, Eoreslry Club: MICHAEL JOHN DAHLEM, EI. Smilli, Ark., Agricullure, For- eslry Club: MICHAEL ALLEN DAINTY, Miami, A8152 JO ANN DALE, Canule. Home Ec., Morlar Board. KAN, WIio's Wlio, ON, SEA, Pres, HEED Club, li'T9, KA, LARRY DEAN DANIEL, Midwesr Cily, A8cS. THOMAS LYNN DANNY, Slillwaler, Engineering, VP-EXE, Pres.-EXE, JOHN DOUGLAS DANVERS, Oklahoma Cily, A8iS, Gallanl' Guard, Capelles Drill lnslrucior, IIK'fT': GEORGE HENRY DANZ, Muske- gon, Micli., Pres.-Eire Proleclion Sociery, VP-TIE: DONALD N. DATES, Ann Arbor, Micln., Engineering, ASCE, XE, IK, ATA: CHUCK REED DAUGHERTY, Tulsa, Agricullureg CATHY LOU DAVIES, Shawnee, Educalion, French Club, Kill, Young Dernocrals, Klip, COY N. DAVIS, Pryor, Agriculiure, Collegiale EEA, ATA: GEORGE STEFAN DAVIS, Tulsa, Engineering, AICHE, EAEg GWENDOLYN LOUISE DAVIS, Okla- lwoma Cily, Educalion, Tiwealre Guild, SUAB Social, X52: JOE W. DAVIS, Prague, Business, BSU, i-5-XII. Presidenrs Council: KATHY ANN DAVIS, Tulsa, AHS: MARSHA LYNN DAVIS, Tulsa, ABS, Liille Sigmas, X9, ROBERT GLENN DAVIS, Clwerokee, Agricullure: RONALD KAY DAVIS, Slialruck, Agricullure, Aggie- X, AFP, THOMAS WELDON DAVIS, Slrong Cily, Agriculrure, Eoreslry Club: JANNA S. DAWES, Cushing, Educalion. ACE, SEA, Collegiale Reps., Wenlz House Council: ANDY LEE DEAN, Srillwaler, Agricullure, Aggie-X, Young Democrals: RENA L. DEARMAN, Paoli, Educalion. DAVID EARL DEASON, Eorf Cobb, A81S: MICH- AEL ADAN DEEWALL, Clnouleau, Agriculiure, Block Xi Bridle, AZ: DOTTY KARE DEEOE, Enid, Educalion: LINDA DARLENE DEMUTH, Rosslon, Educalion: DAVID A. DENNIS, Cliagrin Falls, Ohio, Home Ec., IIKA: JANET C. DERRICK, Oklahoma Cily, Educa- lion, Willard House Council, Barracuda Aqualic, Dean's Honor Roll, BSU-Execulive Council. W. EDWIN DERRICK, Midwesi Cily, ALS, IEC. Young Republicans, AEROTC, AT: KIRITKUMAR O. DESAI, Bombay, India, Engineering: JOHN W. DE- WHITT, ldabel, Business, AX: GARY WAYNE DICK- INSON, Kirkwood, Mo., Business, IIKA Pres.: LARRY GENE DICKSON, Slillwaler, Engineering: TUAN ULRICH DIEM, Guaremala, Gualemala C. A.. Ag- ricullure, OSU Soccer Club. i S -.9151 ,iii 47l OSU Black S+uden+s Crearecl Chaos in Ihe Library M 1? IN an-I ww A .ww t 5- if as fs: 7 as ,' S '3- YJ L is 3 , S! .4Q.,f' V .g im 4 12 A s JAH-B? is 'S if , ff, 'fi rffiawr s Q' is , z B 1. W' Al l if 1 . ' I -I z ir 5 ,r. f. -ik . FZ' I if I en 'ff' :V E A f ff m, : f ji-V, fl ' ii ,S , .,. AV 3 , 3 JOHN DIEMAN, Okmulgee, Engineering, TIE, Engr. Siudenl Council, SAE, SMT, Presidenfs Honor Roll, Dean's Honor Roll, UCCE, RICHARD DIES, Selmani Business, ANTHONY R. DILL, Okeene, Engineering, JOYCE ELAINE DINGS, Morrison, Home EC.i CHARLES CLABE DIRICKSON JR., Vinila. ABS, Daily O'Collegian Ad. Rep., 'I'K'I'7 JAMES CHAR- LES DIRICKSON, Oklahoma Ciiy, Agricullure, ATU, BEVERLY A. DIXON, Barilesville, A8iS, Angel Elighl' Commander, Aggie Princess, Morlar Board, Who's Who, Presidenlds Council, Presidenils Honor Roll, Siudeni Senaie, X93 MEL TERESA DOBBIN, Miami, Educalion, SEA, ZTA, DIANE L. DOERR, Oklahoma Cily, Educaiion, SEA, SUAB Social Commiiiee, Young Republicans, THOMAS JAMES DOOLEY, Brookfield, lll., Business, EI'-fi, STEPHEN HOWARD DORSETT, Eairiield. la.. Business, UAW, NOLAN DWAIN DORSEY, Binger, Agriculiure, Black Si Bridle, Elying Aggies. JOHN PARKER DOUGHTY, Lawlon, Engineering, MICHAEL DEAN DOUGHTY, Grandiield, Educa- lion, PEMM Club, SEA, DANA JOLENE DOWN- ING, Cyril, Home Ec., Morlar Board, SUAB, ON. Panhellenic Council, AAA, Orange Bc Black Ouill, Presidenfs Council, HB I', JOHN A. DRAKE, Easl' Amherslr, N.Y., Engineering, ASCE, BOBBY TROY DREBENSTEDT, Perry, Eclucaiion, JEANNIE DUCK- ERT, Webb Ciiy, Educaiion. ALFRED L. DUFFY, Slillwaier, Business, JESSICA ANN DUGAN, Pampa, Tex., Home Ec., Young Dem- ocrals-Sec. Bi Oueen A+l'd, Horne Ec. Sludenf Coun- cil, Horne Ec. Club, HBID Club, .ll-5, LINDA CAR- OL DUKE, Tishomingo, Home Ec., CLEIVE C. DU- MAS, Tulsa, Engineering, Blue Key, Keyboard, Slu- denl Senale, Campus Clod, Greek Week Chairman, Inlercollegiale Knighis, IEC Vice Pres., KB, HELEN WEIGANDT DUMLER, Slillwaler, Home EC., ON, ERCD Club, AEA, WRA, Orange 81 Black Ouill, GARY E. DUNLAP, Oillon, ABS, Acacia. JAMES LEROY DUNLAP, Jennings, Agriculiureq CHERYL ANNE DUNN, Tulsa, Business, Women's Hours Comm., Girls of The Golden Hearl, AX9, JAMES RICHARD DUNN, Oklahoma Cify, Engi- neering, HT-5, Pres.-SAME, REDSKIN Siaii, Army ROTC, JOSE E. DELOS DUNN, Owasso, Educaiion, SIAA, SEA, M. MARGARET DUNN, Oklahoma City. AES, Flying Aggies, Young Democrais, TX, Dean's Honor Rall, KKT, DON ORVAL DUPREE, Tulsa. Business, Young Republicans, ICP, -54515. CESAR A. DURAN, Ouilo, Ecuador, S, Arn., Engi- neering, FRED ALLEN DURST, Copan, Business: CHERYL DIANE DU-I-TON, Leilore, Educalion, JUDY ANN DWYER, Coyle, Educalioni CATHERINE RUTH DYER, Duranl, ABS, EAI, Young Republicans, Universiiy Choir, Universily Singers, DVB, H. JAN- ICE DYER, Muskogee, ASS. SUZZANNE DYER, Vinila, Business, BFE, BT-2, GARRET MICHAEL EAKIN, Barilesville, Engineering, AIA, AX, SARA EARNEST, Slillwaler, Educalion. Moriar Board, Keyboard, Panhellenic Senaror, KA9, RILEY GRANT EASTERLING, Memphis, Tenn., En- gineering, AIA, Scabbard and Blade, MICHAEL WILLIAM EATON, Ponca Cily, ABS, Chess Club, IMI-:I ROGER ROSS EATON, Oklahoma Cify, ABS. TERRY MICHAEL EBERT, Barllesville, Business, EX, CONNIE PAXTON EDWARDS, Warner, ABS, KEN- NETH REX EDWARDS, Yukon, Business, LINDA MAE ELAM, Tulsa, Educaiion, WILLIAM HENRY ELLI- OTT, Tulsa, Business, TKT, CLAIBORN WILLIAM ELLIS, Lawion, ABS, PEMM Club, Collegiaie Re- publicans, Campus Crusade, ECA, Alhleles in Aclion. CHERIE LORRAINE ELLIS, Tulsa, Home Ec., AHEA: JANET LEE ELLIS, Ponca Ciiy, ABS, LUCY ELLIS, Tulsa, Business, BAT, MARY JANE ELLIS, Tulsa, Eclucalion, SEA, WILLIAM A. ELLIS JR., Welumka, A8iS, HAM, ROBERT E. ELLISTON, Duranl, Business. ROBERT ELLRINGER, Evcla Minr., Erqineerirc AEITQ JOHN ELMORE, Harper, Kans., Educalion. Varsily Track, CYNTHIA JEWEL EMERY, Oklahoma Cily Eclucalior, Black Herilaoe Cornnn. Cn., NAACP Airo-Arnerican Sociely' ROBERT ORVILLE ENIS, Wilburlcnn, Enqineerinq, XE-Pres., XIII, ASCE: RITA SUE ENSEY, Boswell, AHS, A-X-X, Presidenrs Council. SEA Orance ard Black Quill, Willard House Council, K-All: WINSTON F. ERNEST, Ponca Cily Educalion. JAMES RUSSELL ERWIN, Tulsa Business, EM, IEC, 'FKEI MICHAEL DAVID ERWIN, Bellianv, ASIS, EM. Acacia: JUDY ANN ESCH, Tonlcawa, Educalionq SHEROLYN J. ESCUE, Enid, Educalion, SEA: LINDA M. ESSARY, Ponca Cily, Educalion, JUDY KAY ESTLINBAUM, Be-llnany, Home Ec., Horne EC, Club, Norrlw Hall House Courcil. ELSIE J. ESTRADA, Belnanv, Home Ec., AHEA- AHEA, SEA, ERCD Clubg SHERRY L. ETHRIDGE. Slroud, Home Ec., PTO, K-UI, Orange and Black Ouill, SEA, Home Ec. Club: PATRICIA ANN EVANS. Ponca Ciry Business, Deanls Honor Roll, lil'-3 NBEA: RICHARD LEE EVANS, Aqra, Aqricullurej SANDRA HELENA EVANS, Slillwaler, AHS, Lassols 31 Larials, AAA AEA Pres.: ROBERT WAYNE EV- ERSOLE, Sliawnee, ASS, Model Uniled Nalions, Governor ol Kerr-Drurnrnoncl, A815 Orienlalion Disc. Leader. ALAN DANIEL EYLER, Ralslon, AES: DENNIS FAIR, Blackwell, Eclucaliont JOHN EDMUND FAIR, Tulsa, Business, BAXP, Parker Hall-VP, DARRELL LEE FALES, Enid, Business, A-EII. Younq Dernocralsp BEN H. FAL- LIN, Rusion, La., Business: JULIE SUTTON FALLIN, Slillwaler, Home Ec.. Capelles. ROBERT GENE FARNAM, Ponca Cily, Business, OMAR FAROOQ, Karaclii, Palcislan, Engineering: DON E. FARRELL, Slillwaler, Enqineerinq, IRAQ, RICHARD L. PARRIS, Slillwaler, Business, Younq Re- publicans, EBI, Model Uniled Nalians, XI'-3' JEAN- NE DEJARNETT FAUBION, Cuslninq, Educalioni SYLVIA FAUPEL, Oklahoma Cily, AES, REDSKIN Sraii, AXQ, LARRY GENE FEDDERSEN, Urion Cily, Aqricullurej DON L. FERGUSON, Tulsa, Enqinecrinfg, -AT-3: VICTOR DAVID FERRARO, Moore, Engineerinq, XIKT, 'I'Il-3, DENNIS RICHARD FERRELL, Midwesr City, Enqineerirq, KKW, NNN. -ET: JOHN ED- WARD FIELDS, Mounds Aqricullureq JEANNE MARH FINAN, Tulsa, AHS, WX, Lillle Sislers ol Minerva, SUAB, AIAA Sweellwearl, lIIi'I'. DALE CLAUDE FINLEY, Oklahoma Cily, ASS, ATA? JOHN LEE FINLEY III. Miami, Business: JANICE M. FITE, Olcmulqee, Home EC., CTM Club, Home EC. Club: DALE EDWARD FIU, Hiqqins, Tex., A8457 JAMES RICHARD FITZGERALD, Duncan, Business, HKT, :XZ PATTI JANE FIVEASH, Tulsa, AHS. Youknq Republicans, SUAB Social Commillee, Ski Clu . Seniors Coma and join the bezuuilul, lun-filled vx- pericncc nl Greek living, il you dorft you are all wot. ' I W VVK: g y : V K 5 2 ' k k I ,L A i ' ' .I . vpn WL .lg Q 1 wx i -' - ' ll l A 4 'F 2 .,,. vi' . .... W I A 5 4,5 '4 4' , ,. ..,.. 0g,Ql! ,zi! I Q ,IA as if W H, I Vlyy i - lf i Wadi vf' x. . , ,. x 9' . 5 sa- 013'-2 f -. -I ,s M' ,. A we 1 'fn 4.12.4 473 ii f4 H , L, I .f' I ' N of '7 ' ' 1 I si VX . 5 f Q -2- D' , W, x ,E I . - -g K . 1 , H 'Q .5 rf Q . -1 , V . 1 3 1: A W, ' i if ,,, ' sf , if ,I . . 5, ,L 'Rf , ., , Y l i ei -i y . 1' 1 I V.., I . Q- A ' ' I -' a 1- 'F' K. l , ,..: .V i 1A , f 5.-, -Q - 'M I as I ,fav - 57 rags- K X I ,W 4 . -,fs M Q 1 I' , W . -, E21 5 M s . ir- .. L. 5 yy, fr 5 1 , LLm-' ,ily 'Q , Akkkk, St. ,i 5115, r N 'hw' T- ' :.:k. . I fir . 'k 7 ' PATTY JEAN FLAA, Wallingford, Pa.. Home EC.: DIXILYN FLEMING, Enid, Education, Theatre Guild, Young Democrats, SEA, X93 VIRGINIA SUE FLESH- ER, Cheyenne. Educaliong JIMMY GEORGE FORD, Butler, Aqricullrureq LAURA ELLERMAN FORD, Ok- lalworna City, Education, I I'B: VICTORIA MARIE FORSYTHE, Edwardsville, Ill., Home EC., I-l8flD Club. W. RICHARD FOSSEY, Anadarko, AES, 'Nl-E, Slu- Clenl' Pastor, United Melliodisl Ciiurcluq JERRY NEIL FOSTER, Allus, Business, 'I'KT: KAREN KAY FOUN- TAIN, Huqo, Horne Ee., Younq Republicans, -3-5--X: WILLIAM DAVID FOWLER, Hinsdale, Ill.. Business AIKT, Younq Democrals, ROTC, 'I'l'-3: CURTIS H. FOX, Hewlett, N.Y., Business, Hotel X1 Rest, Society, Front Oilice Mqrs. Assoc., HSMA: ANCEO JUANO FRANCISCO, Oklalwonria City, Enqineerinq, KAXP. MARK A. FRANKLIN, Muskoqee, Business: DELRDRE JANE FRAZEY, Barilesville, AHS, LUCINDA FRA- ZIER, Ardmore, AHS: DUSTIN L. FREE, Stillwater, AES, 'I'II-Y: JAMES ORVILLE FREEMAN, Maramec, A3157 JANET FLORENCE FREESE, Lawton, Home EC., Horne EC. Club, HXQID Club. GRETA J. FRIESEN, Stillwater, Home Ee.: JUDITH GAIL. FRITCHER, Clwickaslia, Home EC., CTM Club, Home EC. Club, MNT: JACK D. FROST, Vinila, Ag' riculture, Agronomy Clubg THERESA ANN FRUSH- ER, Fl. Gibson, AHS: VIRGINIA STRONG FRY. Stillwater, Education, O-Staters, Barracuda Aquatic Club, AAllg WILLIAM STEPHEN FRY, Tripoli, Libya. Aqriculture. WESLEY CURTIS FRYE, Stillwater, AHS: THOMAS M. FRYER, Frederick. Agriculture, Aqronomy Club, Farrnlriouseq CHARLES A, FULLHART, Oklahoma City, AHS, UCCF, ATU: DON WILLIAM FULL- RICH, Oklalnoma City, Business, President's Council, Scabbard and Blade, Disrinquislwed Military Student, Dean's Honor Rollg WILLIAM RAY FULTON, Black- well, Agriculture, AZ, Block Sc Bridle, Aq. Council, Farmliouseg CATHEY JEAN FULTZ, Stillwater, Bus- iness. CARL RAYMOND FUQUA, Stillwater, Aqriculture, Block 8: Bridle' KIRK O. FURR, Oklalioma City, A8157 KAREN ANN FUTCH, Olclalrioma City, Business, Lirlle Siqrnas, Persbinq Rifles Honorary Sponsor, KA9j RAYMOND KEITH GAILEY, Stillwaler, AES, ACS, AEA, Flyinq Aogiest CHARLETTE RAE GAL- LAGHER, Hennessey, Home Ec., Mortar Board, 'I TO, FNIA Club Presidenl, OHEA, WRA, Home EC. Club, Honor Council, JAMES RICHARD GALLA- GHER, Bartlesville, Business, AXA. SUSAN ANN GALVIN, Oklaliorna City, Education, KAII, Orange and Black Quill, SEA, KKF3 JERRY NOLAN GARNER, Poteau, Enqineerinq, Younq Dem- ocrats, AIA. EN: LINDA GARNER, Stillwater, Edu- cation, K-5-II, SEA: WILLIAM PATRICK GARNER, Stillwater, A8157 ALFRED L. GARRETT, Stillwater, Aqricullureg DIANA ANDREWS GARRETT, Duncan, AHS. Seniors While some students lint iheir kicks by mak- ing excitement, some sat back and enjoyed the excitement of a basketball game. Henry Iba Relired afler 36 Years as A+I1Ie+ic: Diredror JOHN BURKE GARRETT, Oklahoma Cily, Business. O-Srarers, TKE, JULIA ANNE GARRETT, Poelau, Educalion, KAII, IIIifI'g MAUREEN J. GARRITY, Oklahoma Cily, ABS Morlar Board, Army Blades, Pres. Leadership Council, WPA, JANIE GASSAWAY, Slroud, AES, AA-A-, 'I'X. A-X-II, GEORGIANNA GATHERS, Slillwaler, Home EC., Sec,-Treas. FRCD Club, RHO-Males, Home EC. Sludenl Council, AX537 WILLIAM EUGENE GAU, Enid, ABS, 'l'l'A. WILLIAM C. GENTRY, Chiclcasha, Business: STEVEN WYLIE GEORGE, I-larrah, ABS, Arrold Air Socielvt STEPHEN JAMES GERKIN, Sioux Cily, la., ABS, 'MIX IK, Blue Kev WMI: LINDA KAY GESIN. Cushing, Educalion, SEA, Youno Republicans, Axfzt RAYMOND VICTOR GESSEL, Tonlcawn, Enqineerinfqi BOB GETZ, Bacone, Arqricullure, Block and Bridle, AA, BAHADOR GHAHRAMANI, Slillwaler, Enqineerino' JEANNE GIACOMO, Sapulpa, Eclucalion SEA Younq Democrals, ZIIIA: FREDDIE HUGH GIBSON, Medlord, Business, Pres.-lil'-2, Treas.-IIAK, SAM, OPAL JANICE GIBSON, Medford, Business, IISZII, Business Sludenl Council, I4I'Xg PATRICIA ANN GIDDENS, Srillwaler, Educa+ion: TIMOTHY C. GID- DENS, Sfillwaler Business. DONNA LOUISE GILES, Norman, Home EC., GLEN BURNEY GILES, Slillwaler, Enqineerinqg MIKE RICK GILGER, Comanche, Business, :'I'I'1, SUSAN GIV- ENS, Mangum, Educalion, Pom Pom Girl, EEA Sweelhearl, SUAB, Rho-Males, III5'I', RICKEY LAR- RY GLADDEN, Chandler, Educalior. Elyino Aqqiest JOHN CLIFFORD GLAHN, Enid, Eniiineerinq, AllE, :'I'IC, BILL GLASCO, Avanl, Business, I4-TIC III'-E' JANIS ELIZABETH GLASS, Slillwaler, Educalion, Morlar Board, K-BIT' NANCY E. GLISAN, Gainesville, Tex. AHS Rl-lA Senalor, Morlar Board, Whos Who, IIZA l-lonors Sfudenl Council: ROSANNE GLOV- ER, Midwesl Ciry, Educalion, SEA, EDDIE GOD- FREY, Slillwafer, Enqineerino: JACK D. GODFREY, Slillwarer, Enqineerino, AlDD. CONNIE JEAN GODSY, Oklahoma Cily, Educa'ior Oranoe and Blaclc Ouill, KAII, SEA, LARRY DON GOLDEN, Aiken Tex,, Aqricullure, Colleqiale EEA, Bloclf 81 Bridle, Livesloclc Judoino Team, Mears Judo- inq Team: FERNAND DAVID GONSOULIN, Slill- waier, Aoiricullure, Collegiale FEA: JIMMIE RAY GOOCH, Slroud, Aqriculluret REX R. GOOCH, Gulhrie, Business, Scubbard Xi Blade-Caplain: CAR- LA DEAN GOOD, Olcmuloee, ABS, SEA Slci Club, L. KAY GOOD, Perrylown, Tex., Business. DECA KKIII CLELL HARDEN GOODPASTER, Vinila, AHS, 'I'K'II7 LOCHLIN DEAN GOOLSBY, Slillwaler, Edu- calion, SIIA, OIA, NIA: DAVID R. GORDON, Mid- wesl Cily, Enqineerino' HARRY RAY GORDON JR., Sard Sprinos, Enoineering, IIKN, .5.Xg TOM F, GORRELL, Tulsa Engineering. MIKE G. GRADY, Tulsa, Educalion, 'I'-UI: LINDA J. GRAHAM, Tulsa, AES, Sludenl Lobby, Young Dem- ocralsg RICHARD LYNN GRAHAM, Chiclcasha, ASS, AFROTC, Arnold Air Socielyq LINDA GRAVES, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: DANIEL EUGENE GRAY, Mi- ami Business, fl'K'l': TRUETT QUINTON GRAY, Mi- ami, AES. TKIII. JERRY ARNOLD GREEN, Marlow, AoriCul'rureT NANCY MARILYN GREEN, Duncan, Educalior Youno Democrals, K-XII, Lillle Siomas. SUAB Social Comm., IIH'I', SAMUEL LEE GREEN, Slroud, Bus- iness, Afro-American Sociely, -'VI'-X, TERRIE LEE GREEN, Challanooqa, Educalion: JAMES ALAN GREENBERG, Union Cily, Ind., Aqricullure: JOHN BENJAMIN GREGG, Oklahoma Cily Enoineerinq, IEEE, Elvino Aooies. il 5 li B ,x Z 'a-, s v ll' X l 3 s i, . , Q Q f Z : ,. ' 'se' v.. ,M - E 'A 5 . , S . js f x, r 1, s.-5 -i I fs? '1:- j ,jk rg., gay . WIT .. ' , Q3,2fs.f -V fcfw Squeeze-Inn Crealed New Form of En+er+ainmen+ . i n r- 4- V.. Q Al' . 476 gina? If is 1' L , me I I G 15 2: I DON EDWARD GREGORY, Oklahoma Cily, AHS. Presidenfs Council, FRANK GREGORY, Tulsa. En- gineering, Flying Aggies, Aggie Sporls Car Club, KAREN KAY GREGORY, Tulsa, Business. I l'Bg RICHARD LEON GRIESEL, Pawnee, Educalion, ln- duslrial Arrs Club: MARY LOU GRIFFIN, Cushing. Home Ec.: JOHN STEVEN GRIGSBY, Welch, Agri- cullure, Black X1 Bridle, AZ. CLARK D. GRIMES, Pauls Valley, Business, RHA, Presidenlls Council, SUAB Speaker's Comm. Chair- man, Kerr-Drummond Governor, CATHY JO GRIS- HAM, Oklahoma Cilv, Educalion, Sec.-Treas. Fresh- man Class. OSU Fashion Board, Miss VR, ACE, DVB? ROBERT DION GRISSOM, Anadarko, A8457 ROBERT O. GRISWOLD, Lawlon, Agricullureg BILLY WAYNE GRUBBS, Flelcher, Agricullure, Collegiale FFA: VIVIAN ANN GRUBBS, Tiplon, Home Ec., Home Ec. Club, CTM Club, 'l'OT, French Club. EDWARD L. GUESS, Tulsa, Engineering, ASME, A'l'A, CHRIS WARREN GUEST, Oklahoma Cily. AES, Alf-5, BGH, J. STEVEN GUEST, Davenport En- gineering, ET, IEEE: JAMES HAYDEN GUILD, Ok- lahoma Ciiy, AES, EM, IFC Judicial Board, Pres. AXA: CHARLA SUE GULICK, Srillwarer, A8iS, Pres.- French Club, KAII, DAVID GERARD GULICK, Balon Rouge, La., AHS, Russian Club. CHARLES M. GUNKEL, El Dorado, Engineering, IIKN, ET, Engr. Sludenf Council, SW Sales Execs., IEEE: CLIFFORD HENRY HAFEN JR., Oklahoma Cilv, Engineering, IIKN, -YT, IEEE, Young Republi- cans, ICP, flfK9I MAURICE WAYNE HAFF, Okla- homa Ciiy, Engineering, IEEE, Karale-Dog JOHN RICHARD HAFKER, Cos Cob, Conn,, Engineering, AIA: DONNA JEAN HAGAN, Oklahoma Cirv. Home Ec., Home Ec. Club, H8ilD Club, SUAB, KAI SHIRLEY MAE HAGGARD, Duncan, A8cS. TERRY MILTON HAGUE, Cherokee, Agricullure. Aggie-X, AZ, Young Democrals, A1'Pg JOHN JO- SEPH HAINES, Marlfon, N.J., Business, AKW7 NELDA FAYE HAIR, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, Kill, Orange and Black Ouill, AAA, Capelles, SEA, ABA, WINELLEN ELAINE HALBERT, McCloud, Home Ec., BSU, EDWARD B. HALE, England, Ark., Agricullure, ACM: JOHN EDGAR HALEY JR., Pon- ca Cilv, Engineering, HKN, Arnold Air Socielv. JOHN ANDREY HALL, Forl Towson, ABS, Town- men's Assoc.. SUAB, AEA, fl1AMg CHARLES ED- WARD HALLIBURTON, Calesby, AHS, IBEg CART- ER LEROY HALLMARK, Tulsa, AES, IIKAy CLAUD- IA JO HAMBRIGHT, Anchorage, Alaska, Educafion, SEA, Willard Hall Pres., ALAN RAY HAMILTON, Slillwaler, Educalion, Aggie Sporls Car Club: GEORGE CLAYTON HAMILTON, Lawlon, Business, DE Club, JAMES E. HAMILTON, McAles+er, Agricullure, Col- legiale FFA, Rodeo Club, JAMES PAUL HAMIL- TON, Tulsa, Business, SUAB, All. Cheerleader, ATA, HARRIET KAY HAMMOND, Oklahoma Ci'l'y, Bus- iness, H91-I, Lilrle Sislers of Minerva Pres., KA9: JIMMY A. HAMMONS, Barllesvillee, AHS, MKT3 PATTIE JACQUETTA HANCOCK, Wallers, A8151 TERRY HANNA, Oklahoma Cily, AHS, WAS, Kd! SEA. MONROE THOMAS HANNON, Enid, Engineering, Scabbard and Blade, JAMES LEE HANSEN, Tulsa, Engineering, JUDITH ANN HANSEN, Tulsa, Home Ec., 'l'I4E, Home Ec. Club, OSU Marching 84 Con- cerl' Band, -SEA, SEA, Willard House Council: JOHN SCOTT HARALSON, Miami, A8157 ALLEN WADE HARDESTY, Slillwaler, AHS, PEMM Club? DENNIS W. HARDING, Oklahoma Cily, Business. PATRICK LEE HARGROVE, Miami, AHS, Young Democrals, KK'I', DELENDA HARMON, Midwesl' Cilv, AES, SEA, English Club, Young Democrals, AAU, RAYMOND KEITH HARP, Shawnee, Agri- cullure, Collegiale FFA: J. D. HARRIS, Konawa, Agricullureq RUTH ANN HARRIS, Oklahoma Cily, AHS. Palchin Panel, UCCF, Malh. Depl. Facullyp JAMES RICHARD HARRISON, Woodward, Business, AEH, Dean's Honor Roll. SANDY HARRISON, SIiIIwa+er, Engirieerinq, Pershing RiIIes, Scabbard X1 BIade, O-SIarers: GARY WAYNE HART, Sallisaw, ABS, OSU GeoIoqicaI SocieIyZ VAN REX HARVEY, Gage, Business Treasurer OSU EIyino Aqqies' JOHN DALE HASKINS, GoIebo, Afi- ricuIrure: ROBERT B. HAULENBEEK JR., TuIsf1 AES, EIyinq Afmios, Capt TuIsa Connposife Sqdr-.7 JOHN DAMON HAWK, S5iIIwarer, Enoineerirm ASCE. ANITA JOYCE HAWKINS, OkIaInorna CiTy, Horne EC., Horne Ec. CIub, JOHN E. HAWKINS III, Sak Iisaw Enoineerirrg, IEEE, WSYJ: JOHN RICHARD HAYES, Jenks, AqricuI+ure, Aqoie-X' LINDA LEA HAYNES, EIk Cify, Educarion, WI io's WI1o, Mortar Board, PanI'ieIIenic Pres., RInio-Mares, If-XII, Oranrgo and Black OuiII, Eresldenfs CounciI, Pafclnin PaneI, Too Ten Ereskirnen, SEA, AWS Exec. Board, SUAB, I I'I5' DOROTHY HAYS, Muskoqee, ABS, AAA Lasso! and Lariars, III5'I': ELIZABETH DUNN HAYS, Oakrnon' Pa., Educafion. WALTER FREDERICK HAYS, Oakrnori Ea. Hornf- Ec.: KATHERINE LYNN HECK, TuIsa Horne Ec. Home Ec. CIub, A-All' JANIE PAULETTE HEEEEL, Broken Arrow, Educafior' JIMMY DALE HEFFEL, Manqurn Business, HAVP, -A-:II SOu+kiwes1ern Exec. SaIes: JAMES P. HEIDLAGE, PauIs VaIIey, ABS? PAUL WAYNE HELBERG, Breckinridoe Enqinerzrinfi, ASAE, YV, AZ. STEVEN RAY HELEER, BarfIesviIIe, Business, lx: JAY HELM, TuIsa, Business, IN-Y, MKT, EM, BBN, :Xt JIM E. HELM, Broken Arrow, ABS, Younq Re- pubIicars, S+aIe Pres. OSEA, S.W. Exec Sales CIub, Acacia: SARAH LEE HELM, Seneca, Mo., Home Ec., HEED CIub, OHEA, AHEA, Young RepubIicans, ZTA: HAROLD G. HELTON, HaskeII, AoricuIIure, CoIIeoia?e EEA: JAMES RONALD HENDERSON. TuIsa Business, :'I'I'I. JEFFREY EUGENE HENDERSON, Coyinqfon, ABS: W. DEAN HENDERSON, Harper, Kans., Enqineerinq, XB, ASCE Pres., IIKA Pres.: CHARLES LEROY HENRY, OkIaI1orna CHy, Enqineerinq, ASCE, XII, Enqineerinq SIudenI CounciI: JAMES RAYMOND HENRY, OkIaIiorna Cify, Enqineerinq, IIT-Y. ASME: JUDITH KAY HENRY, SIiIIwaIer, Business: ALLAN B. HENSLEY, Elmore Ciry, AgricuIrure, JUDY RENEE HENSON, Vini'a Horne Ec.: HARVEY T. HEROLD III, SfiIIwafer, ABS PersI'iino RiIIe'i, MiIiA Iary Enrqr., DaiI-,f OICOIIQGIBP SMB: GARY LEE HERRMANN, Wynona, Enqineerinq, AICHE: BETH- EL JOE HERROLD, LuII'ier, Enqineerinq, ASAE, S.W. Exec. SaIes CIUID, AVP: PATRICIA ANN HERRON, S+iIIwaIer, ABS, Med. Tech. Sociefyi RICHARD FRANK HERRON, Duncan, Business. LINDA SUE HERTZLER, AIine, ABS, OSU Mardwinq Band, OSU Orchesrra, Wesley Eoundafion, ErencIi CIub, Spaniski CIuL1: RON W. HEUSER, OkIaIi0rna Cify, ABS: JOHN A. HEWITT, Bar+IesyiIIe, Business! BOB T. HICKMAN, Hennessey, AES, IEC JudiciaI Boar:I, -XT, CANDICE LYNDA HICKMAN, Hinfon, EcIucaIion, SEA, OISIafers, Ki: EDWARD B. HICK- MAN, SrioIer ABS, SUAB, Younq RepubIicans KA. Seniors Demanding 1-quail rights was an issue in 'TIP and 100 tlufmugluz he was as beautiful as any mcmbvr ui the oppwsilc sox ,sk - is I if is Z 'Q if 5 .. 0 3 it , ,, , . A r S 1 iff? - X A - - ' Q El i - Iwi x fin, 3 ,K .. 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Siudeni Council, IEEE, Arnold Air Socieiy, WILLIAM HICOCK, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business, AK'I', FAUNA DIANE HIGGINS, Cheyenne, Educaiion, SUSAN CAROL HIGHT, Guihrie, Agricullurei DANA JO HILL, Oklahoma Cily, ASS: JANE ANN H:I.lxL, Musiang, Educalion, Siudeni Enlerlainers, WIA . JOSEPH STEPHEN HILL, Los Alamos, N.M., ASIS, OTIS A. HILL, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, ATA, TWILA DAY HILL, Kingfisher, Home Ec., Home Ec. Club, FRCD Club, BOB DEAN HINDS, Guymon, Agriculiure, SUSAN D. HINDS, Edmond, AES. Paichin Panel, Orange 81 Black Ouill, ACS, STEPHEN DALE HINRICHS, Siillwaler. AES. RICHARD ALAN HINUE, Tulsa, AES: JANICE SUE HOBSON, Tulsa, Educaiion, X523 JOSEPH C. HODGES, Lillle Rock, Ark., Business, BAE, MARI- LYN F. HOFACKET, Deyol. Home Ec,Z PATRICIA LOU HOLDER, Garber, Home Ec., SUSAN E. HOL- LEY, Tulsa. Home Ec., Home Ec. Club. Capeiies Commander, AXQ. THOMAS DERAL HOLLIS, lvlidwesi Cily, AES, PEMIVI Club, KA, MELISSA HUGGANS HOLMAN, Pryor, ASS. 9-S'P, VERDA HOLMAN, Beihany, Edu- caiion, PAUL ALEX HOLSINGER, Oklahoma Cily, Business, Flying Aggies, LARRY RAY HOLT, Okla- homa Cily, Engineering, ASME, OSE, 13I'III, RON- ALD D. HOLT, Randleii, AHS, ZIAX, Daily O'CoI- legian. Young Democrals, SUSAN E. HOLT, Oklahoma Ciiy, ABS, Kill, Or- ange and Black Ouill, AWS Legislative Board, SEA. A8fS Honors Program, Vice Pres. KKP, GARY ALAN HOLTBERG, Oklahoma Cily, AES. NIA? STEVE B. HOLTON, Poleau, Business, Senior Class Pres., VP- IPC, IFC Senator, Ediiorial Assl, 81 Assoc. Edilor REDSKIN, HKT, Blue Key, SPL, VP-AXA, MARK J. HOLTZCLAW, Alva, AXS, Geology Club, RICHARD F, HOOD, Cherokee, Engineering, IVI'-E, -YT, 'I'K'I', 'I-KK, AIAA, Flying Aggies: MICHELE KAY HOOK- ER, Tulsa, Educaiion, Young Republicans, SUAB Social Commiiiee, Ski Club. DONALD DEE HOOS, Pryor, Agricullure, Presidenivs Council, Scabbard and Blade, Agronomy Club, MIKE E. HOPPING, Oklahoma Cily, Agricullure, IIIKT. 'I'I'-3, LARRY J. HORINEK, Newkirk, Business, TROY DON HORTON, Randleii, Home Ec.I SHERRY LEE HOVASSE, Oklahoma Cily, AES, O-Slaiers, WRA, Dean's Honor Rall, OSU Varsiiy Bowling Team, Sec. ZTA, LINDA LUANA HOVER, Oklahoma Ciiy, Edu- calion, SEA, Geography Club. HENRY THOMAS HOWELL, Lawlorr, Educalion, Scabbard and Blade: SUSAN MARY HOWELL, Siill- waler, Educalion, -EAU, Kill, Orange and Black Ouill, Pres. A-AH, DANNY OTTO HOYT, Jamesiown, N.Y., Engineering, AIIE, LST, JOHN WILLIAM HRON, Ponca Ciiy, Business, CHARLOTTE A, HUB- BARD, Lawlon, Home Ec., DENNIS R. HUBBARD, Oniega, Agricullure. . 5 . gmnnggf 'ii W' P mi l I grin' E' i, - OSU 15970-The goal of the university was instruction, research, extension, and deion- tion. Governor Bar+IeH Spoke Io Educalors abouf Funds ORLANA SUE HUBBARD, Tulsa, Educalion, Minule Men Sweelhearl, Army Blades, A5-ll: HARRIET JANE HUDSON, Gulhrie, Home EC.: JAMES LANE HUDSON, Henryeila, Business, MIST: LEANN MA- RIE HUFF, Hennessey, Home EC., SEA, Home Ec Club: JOHN WILLIAM HUGGINS, Tulsa, Agricul- lure, Lassois and Larials, Cadel Ollicers Club, Bio- chemislry Club, 'I'KXIf' LARRY V. HUGHES, Tulsa, ABS, BSU. MACK JAMES HUGHES, London, England, Engi. neering, Geological Sociely: THOMAS KENDALL HUISKAMP, Keokuk, la., Business: FRANK WAYNE HULNIK, Sapulpa, ASS, Russian Club: LARRY RALPH HULSEY, Edmond, Business, AFROTC, Arn- old Air Sociely, Young Republicans, AKNP, AXA? DAVID B. HUNT, Slillwaler, Engineering, XX, ASCE, XE: JACQUEETA KAY HUNT, Grandlield, Business, IIQII, Dean's Honor Rall, Sec.-IIT-3. Business Sludenl Council, Sec.fTreas.-Young Democrals, 1IB'I'. FRIEDA J. HUNTER, Pryor, AHS, A-5-H: GARY C. HUNTER, Waukornis, Engineering, Army Ollicers Club, Scabbard 81 Blade, IEEE, OSU Rille Team, Karale Club, -YT: JAMES R. HUNTER, Okmulgee, AES, Blue Key, IFC, K-3: JAN ELAINE HUNTER, Cordell, Educalion: WILLIAM HOWARD HUNTER, Oklahoma Cily Business, ROTC Oliicers Club, Pres' idenrs Honor Roll: MARSHA BELLE HUNTLEY, Elk Cily, Educalion, AAA' ROBERT RANDOLPH HURLEY, Chickasha, Engineer, ing, IEEE: ALBERTA E. HUSMANN, El Reno ABS. ABA: GARY L. HUTCHINS, Midwesi Cily, ASS. AT: PAMELA ANN HUTH, Ponca Ciiy, EduCalion KAN: ARTHUR LEMARR HUTSON, Foss, Agricul- Ture, AZ, lnlercollegiahe Knighls, Aggie-X, Elyinq Aggies, lCP, IFC, ATP: PAUL A. HYDE, Forl Worlh Tex., Home Ec., HBR Sociely. DIANA L. IGLEHEART, Paden, Home EC., -XZ: RICHARD GERALD INGHAM, Slillwaler, AHS, ln' rercollegiale Knights, VR Skil Direclor, ABS Sludenl Teacher, HHH? DAVID ELLIS INGRAHAM, Enid, Business: DONALD THOMAS INZANO, Lyndhursl, Ohio, Horne Ec., Holel 81 Resl. Sociely, HSMA, Fronl Oflice Mgrs. Assoc.: JUDY ANN IREY, Duncan, Home Ec., 'I'Tll, IIN. SEA, Home Ec. Club. Home Ec. Ed. Club, Orange and Black Quill: TERRY LEE IR- WIN, Kildare, Agriculfure, Murray Hall Council, Murray Midnile Joqoers. LINDA ANNE IVES, Tulsa. Business, ASH: CHARLES EDMOND JACKSON, Perkins, Agriculluret CURTIS LEE JACKSON, Blackwell, Business: LINDA C. JACKSON, Hobarl, Education, Morlar Board, K-ATI, AWS Pres., Young Democrafs, RhoAMales, AXQ: MARY MARGARET JACKSON, Drumrighl, Educa- lion: WILLIAM LYNN JACKSON JR., Slillwaler. ABS, VVho's Who, 'I,l5I, AH-3, AES Sludenl Council. Presidenhs Club, Ski Club, Town Men Assoc. PAUL T. JACKSON III, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, IILXI-Ig SANDRA KAY JACOB, Slillwaler, Home Ec. Horne Ec. Club. HEED Club: RANDY S. JACOBY. Oklahoma Ciry. Educalion, KX: JOHN HOWARD JAMESON, Davis, ASS, AEA, 111112, AHS Sludenl Council, AXA: ERIC MARSHALL JAMISON, Shaw. nee, Business, MIST, ROTC, IT-3: WILLIAM JERRY JANTZEN, Ringwood. Business. JIMMIE LOWELL JARRELL, Slrallord, Agriculhire: MICKOLYN ANN JEFFERY, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC., SUAB. HEED, AXSZT MARTHA JANE JEFFREY, El Reno, Educalion, AWS Leg. Board: ROBERT CLAUDE JENKINS, Colfer, Ark., Engineering: HT-E, ASME, SAE: CLARA JANETTE JENNINGS, Black- well, Educalion, SEA, Wenlz Hall House Council, Parliarnenfarian: JOHN DAVID JENSEN, Yukon,, Business, NIKT, Young Democrafs, ROTC, fI'1'-5. PETER BRAUN JEPSON, Norman, Engineering: KENNETH JAY JOHANSEN, Tulsa, Engineering: DALE LEE JOHNS, Wallers. Agricullure: GARY DON JOHNSON, Elgin, Engineering, IEEE: GWEN- ELL JOHNSON, Alva, Educalion: JAN ELAINE JOHNSON, Tulsa, ASS, REDSKIN Slalzl, Lillle Sig' mas. K af-+ :A sl I . I if-il gi va. Q... i E '1 ,gf ,,ff.'f,,s . 'J' :L ooli ..i, . 1 5 K , ,qu W to I ,, W X IS xx. '-f A Q in . 552 .., w .. I, . gr A , ,k I. fmt' A I Rr 5 3. :Hb if . ' in . W4 s C 'V 9. -2 if J .Is . 1,1 . E . , if... . 3 sri Qi OSU Sludenls Groovecl on Soul .2 -QP K.. 1 kk .A mi Q. P N es.. - ' If xl , '55-', If . ig f 1 . .--M h.'f may I - - Q s i iw E . l as J, gy ! sl -- J H . N . 'mug Q-as f V I 1 S ! s I f . : I K 4 Q ,,,, , ..- A fx i' 480 was ,- F I, 's rl.. , .-.g,. : ' zv: , i i fa. -I Vi V ., , V Vuluu F Q , g , ., .7 I I 1 -f- 622: Q I I I 1 k- ' -' . , ,, I -Q -, I. -:,, ,'::: 70, --, - S.: V .X .K R :-- r : Vif'W i 5 fif., 'Hg I . - as T. F -'lf' W1 ,-Q-,, Man Lou Rawls JERRY JOHNSON, Perry, Business: JOE BILL JOHNSON, Delaware, Business: LYNDA LOU JOHNSON, Duncan, Home Ec., Home Ec, Club. HEED Club: WILLIAM L. JOHNSON, Midwesl' Cily, Business, Pislol Pele, Pep Council, Vice Pres. Sr. Class, KA: VIVIAN LOU JOHNSTON, Eairliax, Edu- calion, Ifllfll, Angel Flighr, Lillie Sislers of Minerva, AXI2: DAVID AUSTIN JONES, Slillwaler, ABS. ROTC, Scabbard Bc Blade, OSU Band, Men's Glee Club, Geology Club. GEORGE R. JONES, Slillwaler, Agricullure: GERRY LEE JONES, Drumrighl, Business: JANET MARGA- RET JONES, Tulsa, Business, BFE, Lasso's 8: Larials, AVVS Judicial Board, AAA: JOHN ARTHUR JONES, Hooker, Engineering, XE. ASCE, Engr. Sludenl Council: M. BRENT JONES, Barllesville, Business, A-Elf: MILO JEAN JONES, Ardmore, Business, SEA, BSU. LINDA LEE JUMP, Cyril, Educalion, Presidenfs Council, KAN, AKD: DENNIS E. KAHLE, Newkirk. Business: DUANE EARL KAHLE, Newkirk, Business: WILLIAM ALLEN KAISER, Cape Girardeau, Mo.. Engineering: M. CHRISTINE KAMANN, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: JAMES RICHARD KAMAS, Midwesl Cily, ASIS. SUSAN E. KAMM, Slillwaler, ABS. Angel Flight Presidenl's Council, IIT-3, Orange and Black Ouill, IUZKIM MICHAEL PAUL KANE, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, IK, SUAB-Public Relalions Comm., -YN: ABBAS KARIMIAN, Gorgan, Iran, Engineering: LEANNA LOUISE KASHBOHM, Slillwaler, Business, Dean's Honor Roll, PresidenI's Honor Roll, IIQH: ROBERT HENRY KASTENS, Slillwaler, Engineering: MICHAEL LEE KASTL, Slillwaler, Agricullure, AZ, ATA, Col- legiale EEA. KATHLEEN ANN KAUPKE, Norman, Business, ZA'I', Dean's Honor Roll: HASAN ISMAIL KAZI, Slillwaier, Engineering: IBRAHIM ISMAIL KAZI, Bombay, India, Engineering: LINDA D. KECK, Enid. Educalion, Kill, Sludenl Enlerlainers, Young Democrals: DONALD LEWIS KEEL, Slillwaler, Business, BAXIM WILLIAM LEE KEELE, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec., EX. WILLIAM A, KEENE, Barllesyille, Engineering, Presi- denI's Planning Commillee, Engineering Sludenl Council, AIA: GERALD KEETON, Oklahoma Cily. Business, lIK'I', Srudenl' Enlerlainers: JAMES WILEY KEEPER, Shalluck, Business, BF-E, AEN, MKT, Young Republicans, EX: KEITH C. KEIM, SI. Charles, Mo., Home Ec.: JERRY EUGENE KEISLER, Slill- waler, Engineering: PATRICIA LYNN KEISLER, Slill- waler, AXIS, BSU, Med. Tech. Sociely. JOE DAVID KELLERBY, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, Pres.-IIKN, IT, IEEE: PAUL H. KELLERT JR., Mann- lord, ABS: CHARLES EDWARD KELLY, Slillwaler. Business: BILL KELSEY, Barllesyille, ABS, MKT, HKA: CYNTHIA M. KEMPER, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion: CYNTHIA J. KENDALL, Oklahoma Cily, AES. JACK OWEN KENDRICK, Bedford, Mass., Engineer- ing, Arnold Air Sociely, AIIE: JAMES RALPH KEN- NEDY, Wilburlon, Engineering, ET, Arnold Air So- ciely, AIIE, AUM: WILLIAM RAYMOND KENNEDY, Harrah, Engineering, BSU, A'I'Q, TIE: NED A. KES- SLER, Edmond, AXIS: LINDA JEAN KETCHUM, Dun- can, Educalion, Collegiale 4-H: KAREN EVANS KETTER, Barllesyille, Home Ec. MOHAMMED GHAYAS KHAN, Karachi, Pakislan, Engineering: LEE H, KIDD, Fredonia, Kans., Agricul- lure: KAREN LORENE KIEFER, Oklahoma Cily, Edu- calion, Young Republicans: WALTER W. KILGORE, Bellaire. Tex., Home Ec., HBR Sociely: CHARLES MICHAEL KIMBALL, Oklahoma Cily, ABS: LARRY COLLIER KINDT, Enid, Agricullure, Fore-slry Club. LARRY B. KING, Ringlinq, ASfSg WALLACE V. KING, Oklaliorna Cily, ASS, AHS Sludenl Council Sludenl' Senale, NIU, Alro-American Sociely, Black Herilacge Comm., Ad Hoc Cornrn. lor Black Sludies, A'l'Ag YOSHIMITSU KINJO, Okinawa, Japan, En- qineerinq, GUY BRENT KINKEADE, Broken Arrow, AHS. KE: OLIVER ALLEN KINZIE, Slillwaler. Aqri- cullure, AIIPQ DON TROY KIRBY, Lamoni, Aqri cullure, Angie-X, Collefiiale EEA, Elyinq Aociies, Younq Dernocrals APP. GARY WAYNE KIRK, Elk Cily, Aoricullure, Ccl- leqiale EEA: MARLENE KAY KISLING, Slillwaler. AHS, SEA: MAX E. KITCH, Muslanq, Aqricullure, Eoreslru Club, MARY SUSAN KLEIN, Enid, Educa- lion, Capelles, AEA- PHILLIP RAY KLETKE, Alva, AES: STEVEN RANDALL KLINNERT, Ornerqa, Aqri- cul.ure. FRED A. KNELL, Cailnaqe, Mo., Aqriculluro, Auron- onwy Club, AZ: DONNA LOUISE KNIEE, Barllesville, AHS: BEVERLY ANN KNIGHT, Milo, Educalion, Younq Republicans., SEA: TONY L. KNIGHT, Tulsa, Educalion, GARY WILSON KNOWLES, Texlioma, Enqineerirq, IT, flllll, Triangle, DEBORAH LETGH KOMAH, Brislow Business KAII, IISZII Oranuxe X1 Black Quill. JAMES ANTHONY KOPACZ, Norlolk, Va., Engineer- Enfq, IEEE, DOUGLAS JOHN KOUNTER, Slillwaler, ASS, KAW: CHARLOTTE ANN KRAMER, El Reno, Educafion, SEA. Orange and Black Quill, Kill: GARY LEE KREPS, Barllesville, Enqineerinq: JONEE C. KRETLOW, Enid, Business, Pep Council, Pom Pom Girl, SUAB, lll'3'l': BRENDA KAY KRITTEN- BRINK, Jelilerson, Business, Sluclenl Enlerlainers. Miss OSU IQ69, Mecli, Enqineerinq Oueen l968. Collergiale 4-H. DONALD HERBERT KROOP, Slillwaler, Enqineeiinq: JOHNNIE ROBERT KROPP, Lockney Tex., Aoricul- lure, AZ, Block 81 Bridle. Young Dernocrals, AQ. Slu- denl Council: SUSAN MARIE KROPP, Blackwell. Horne Ec., Home Ec. Club, ERCD Club? WILLIAM GEORGE KRUG, Guyrnon, Azgricullure, Foreslry Clubs JAMES M. KUBICEK, Sliawnee, Agricullure, AZ, ASA-Sec., Esarrnliouseq JAMES LEE KUETER, Anficlfirko Agricullure. CLYDE H. KYGAR, Cedar Vale, Kans., Enqineerinqg RALPH H. LACEY. Oklalriorna Cify, Home Ec., HER Assoc.: DIDYASARIN LAKHANA, Tlwailand, Educa- ricng JAN LALE, Tulsa, ASS, Presidents Council, lsl Vice Pres. AVVS, XAII, Palcliin Panel, Kill. Lasso! X1 Liirifils -3-3-5-7 TERESA SUE LANCASTER, Alva, Business, I5Axl'f DE ETTA E. LANDIS, Duncan, Home Ec., Horne Ec. Club, HEED Club. DAVID LEE LANGSTON, Skialook, Arqricullure, Agronomy Club, SCS Club, Aqqie Scribes, RICH- ARD TERRANCE LARGE, Tulsa, AES, IIABI, Dailv O'ColleQifin Ai. Rep., 'IXKT' KATHERINE DIANE LARKEY, Tulsa, Educalion, SEA, Kill, Deanis Honor Roll, DENISE L. LASH, Cnslriion, Horne Ec.. Home Ec. Club, SEA, AIA- THOMAS S. LAUBERT, Albu- Querque, N.M., Business' MARGEANN LAURENCE, Bernice, La., Home Ec. .. 'jf '25 -H.: . . i A ,Y vi ,f , . .J U JH ., I 7 , 1,4 i' -ai' 5 , . .f-' . ' f . hub .l , 'Q I - qf'Y f , S N , lf' F ff T. lg 48I . i 'I i. J Q' , .:V2-,. L ,. ,- I I. P-'Vt P 1 1' , f - ....,, .,.. 15, Manpower and manhours were the essential ingruglicnts for winning Iloats and house clvcorations for Homecoming. 482 ,we-5. LINDA SUE LAVERY, Yukon, Home EC., 'l'TU, HAH. Horne Ee. CIuI3, HEED CIUIJ, Oreinqe S1 BI-ick QuiIIZ RAYMOND THOMAS LAY, OkIfiIiornfi Cify, AHS' KAREN ELIZABETH LEADER, Bfirilesyillo, A8152 WES- LEY W. LEARNED, BiIIinos, Educfdiong MARGARET ANN LEATH, TuIsPi, Educeifiow, AWS, SEA, Defin's Honor RoII, ACE, LEON S. LEDBETTER, Burns EIaI, AqriCuIIui'e, SW SfiIe'. Execs.. Aoronorny CIub, FRED DUWAYNE LEE, SIiIIweIer, Business: JIM L. LEE, CIayIon, AqricuIIure, CoIIeqiaIe FPA, RICH- ARD E. LEE, BiIIing5, AorieuIIure, CoIIeqiaiIe EEA: JAY ELTON LEEMASTER, Del CiIy ABS: CYNTHIA L. LEESE, Snawnee, AHS. I'I:'I', Pyilwian DauqI'iIerl,, Arrny BIades, O'CoIleqion News EdiIor, Youno Demo- creiIs, KKIT, KATHRYN ANN LEMBKE, Ponce: CiIy, Home Ee., IIB'I'. JAMES RICHARD LEMON, Morton, III., Engineer- ino, AIA, 'ILM-I7 ROY TEX LENINGTON, MuIdrow, Enoinoerino: HAROLD JOHN LEOPARD, OICIGIWOVTIEI Ciry, Business, 'l,liI'I, DAVID LEOS, TuIsa, Business, GREGORY OWEN LESKELA, BfirIIesviIIe, Business' DAVID LESSLY, OkIoInorna Cilry, Business, Miniirernen DriII Team. CYNTHIA SUE LEWIS, Wfiukomis, AXIS, AHA? DOR- IS CENE LEWIS, Broken Bow, EducaIion, BSU, Younq DemocraIs, AIro-American Soo, WiIIiani I-IQII House CounciIp LARRY ALAN LEWIS, OkIoI1orne CiIy, ABS, Presidenrs CounciI, II-EA, Younq Republicans: PA- TRICIA B. LEWIS, BiIIInqs, AHS, D6iiIy O'COIIeqIan, PaIcIriin PaneI-Sfudenr Advisor, I'I-:'I' Sec., Younq Re- pubIiCans if-A: STEVE T. LIEB, NowsaIfi, AqricuIIure, Youncg Democreiis. SIucIenI Lobby, Rodeo Club, -SAIC? JIM K. LIICHOW, TuIsa, Business. PATRICIA LILES, SIiIIwaIer, Business, SisIers oi IIie Shir, LiIIIe Sisfers oif 'I'K'I', NANCY LEE LINDSAY, LiHIeIon, CoIo., Educaiion, AWS, SEA, Presidenrs CouneiI, CLAUD OMER LINN, Miami, A8fS, NAN- CY SHERAL LISLE, Puinarn EcIucfiIion, Rros.-RI'io- rnaies, SEA, ACE, Younq RepuIJIiefins, AVI' SweeI- Iiearr, Deefs Honor RoII, VP-Ki, ROBERT L. LISLE, IJLIIVTflI'YI,A'1jVICUIILIV8, AVP, BERNY J, LIST, Chandler, AHS, Spanish CIub. S. FRANCIE LITTLE, McCloud, Home EC.: JOHN DAVID LITTLE JR., HoI Sprinqs, Ark., ABS, -VI'-It JAMES ALTON LIVINGSTON, Frederick Business, SAM, :'I'T'f, MERRY J, POHL LOBRECHT, Lindsay Educfafion, Z'I'A7 RICHARD PAUL LOBRECHT, Lindsay, Enqineerinq, TKB, IIKN, IEEE, Lossos and Lariaisj STEPHEN ODELL LOCKWOOD, Sayre, ABS. JACK D. LOLLIS, TuIsa, Enqineerinq, AIDD, 'l'll'Ig M. SUE LONERGAN, Viniia, Eduealrion, ACE SEA. Youno ReoubIicans, ModeI Uniied Narions, AAIIZ GARY DON LONG, HoIIis, AqricuIIure, RONALD K. LONG, EIeieIwer, AqrieuIIure, CoIIeqieIe EEA, CoIIeoiaIe Farmers' Union: RICHARD ALAN LONG- LEY, Oklahoma Ci+y, AES, SEA. Younq RepubIicans, RHA Rep., SCOII' HaII CounciI, InIerImII Rep., JOY LYNN LONGMIRE, SIiIIw5iIer, A8cS, Oranqe Bc BIfiCk OuiII, V-irsily Revue X53. Some Gave a Damn--Some Didn'+ Give Any+I1ing MICHAEL DARREL LONGMIRE, Slillwaler, ABS, 'I'X, AX1S Sluclenl Council: JACQUE L. LOSORNIO, Barllesvilie, Home EC.: PHILLIP E. LOUTHAN, San Anlonio, Tex., Encgineerinq: CHERYL OTT LOVEJOY, Waukomis, AB1S, AVVS, Oranrie Quill, Oranqe B1 Black Ouill, Sociology Club: STEVE M, LOVEJOY. Tipfon, Aoriculrure, Aororiorny Club, Soil Conserva- fion Sociely: JIM M. LUPHER, Marlow, Business. HERBERT W. MAAS, Manqum, Eclucalion, 'PI'-3: JERRY WAYNE MABRAY, Muldrow, Enqineerinfig MARILYN MacALLISTER, Slillwaler, Business, OSU Banpl: ANNE CATHERINE MacDONALD, Muskogee, ABS, Angel Eliolil Exec, Ofiicer. AFROTC Honorary Cadel Colonel, Campus Clodia, AAA, Oranqe and Black Ouill, 'I'AT, Presiclenlis Honor Roll, IIKN Oueen, KKIV RASIK RAMJI MACHCHHAR, Bom- bay, Inclia, Enoineerino, ASCE: JOHN PERRY Mac- LENNAN, Tulsa, Enoineerinq, IIKA. LINDA JOANNE MADISON, Oklalioma Cily, Edu- Qalion, K-X-II, AAA, SEA, Oranqe X1 Black Quill, LEONARD W. MAGNUSON, Alva, Enqineerinfi XIII, AICI-IE: KHOSRO MAHDAVI, Teliran, Iran, Enoi- neerino: BETTY JANE MAHONEY, Midwesl Cily, Business. Nazarene Aclivily Cenler: STEPHEN LYNN MAISON, Slillwaler, A81S, Men's Olee Club-Pres., 'I'5IA-VP, EBI, IK, IEC Eorum Cornrn., -3-X: JOAN MARIE MALONEY, Midwesl Cily, ABS, O-Slalers. Rl-IA Supreme Courl Juslice, MUN, Norlli Hall- Pres., llAl', Grcal Issues Comm. JAMES DOUGLAS MANN, Tulsa, AX1S, EBI, IIZA, Younq Democrals, Sluclenl Lobby, Model Unilel Nu- lions: GARY A. MARKUS, Barllesville, Business, HRT, O-Slalers, Pres. Jr. IEC, Co-Chairman ol Eleciior Bo-ard, S'uden+ Senare, Treas. IEC, 'bl'-Ai DELORIS ANN MARLOW, S. Colleyville, Educalion: SHERYLE KAY MARLOW, Oklalwoma Cily, Home Ee., CTM Club, AHEA: JOHNNIE DELBERT MARSHALL, Morrison. Business, -3-EII, Young Repub- licans: DANNIE MAC MARTIN, Marllia, AX1S, Geol- oqy Club -VI'-3, PATRICIA ELLEN MARTIN, Tulsa, Home EC., IIN. Oranqe 81 BlacI1QuiII, Home EC. Club, Al-IEA, Younq Republicans, Alu: MARILYN ANN MASON, Clinlon, Home EC., Sec. LasSo's 81 Larials, Younq Democvals Queen, UIII2 Oueen, Cliairman of SA Communiry Services Cornmillee, Corresponclinq Sec. KKV- EDDIE WARREN MASSEY, Tulsa, Enqineerincg, SEET, -XT: JIMMIE BILL MASSEY, Slerlinq, Aqricul- lure, Colleniale EFA: MARILYN MATHEWSON, Guymon, Business, RHA Senalor, KW, BVI: L. JEFFREY MATTERN, Newporl, Pa., Enqineerino, 'l'lI'l. GEORGE L. MATTHESEN, Moore, Aqricullure. Dairy Club: PRESTON A. MATTHIESEN, Biliinas, A81S. Lasso's 81 Larials, ACM: ROBERT LEE MATTHIESEN, Billinqs, Aqriculiure, AZ, PresicIerl's Council, Aqron- omy Club, BSU, Traffic Appeals Board, Soils Team, Earmlriouse: DAVID MICHAEL MATTIX, Dewey, En- oineerinq, ASME, Trianqleg MRS. DAVID WILLIAM MAXEY, Slillvvaler, Eclucalion, CTA, CEC: JOHN ALAN MAXWELL, Oklaborna Cily, Er-oineerina, IEEE, Enqr, Toaslmaslers, Enqr. Sludenl Council, Tri- arfqle, JUDITH ANN MAXWELL, Tulsa, Home EC.: THOM- AS DANNY MAYBERRY, Slillwaler, A31SZ PATRICIA SUE MAYHALL, Idabel, A81S, Panlwellenic Council. Ki: STANLEY GLENN MAYS, Miami, Enqineerirq ASME, AIAA: HAROLD J. MCAULEY, Omalwa, Neb. Enoineerinq, I2-Sfory Hall Presidenl: SANDRA R. MQBRIDE, Yukon, ABS. Oranoe X1 Black Ouill, SEA. KENNETH H. MCCABE, Porca Cily, Aoricullure: TERRY DEAN MCCLUNG, Arnell, Aqricullure: VE- TAL MCCLURE, Edmond, Business: JAKI B. MCCOL- LUM, Oklalioma City, Business, Sislers ol The Slari DONALD K. MQCONNELL, Midwesl Cily, Business, I4A'I', I3I'Zl, 'IfII:, Young Democrals, KA: HARVEY CURTIS McCOY, Slillwaler, ABS. ROGER LEE MCCOY, Tulsa, Business, RI-IA Supreme Courl: JAMES MITCHEL McCREIGHT, Healdlon, Agriculture, Eoreslry Club: SUE ANNE MCCULLAR, McAles?er, Educalion, Younq Democrals, SEA. Kill, Deans Honor Roll, Orange 81 Black Ouill, WTA: JAMES LEON McDANIEL, Moore, Aoricullure, Dairy Science Club: LINDA LEE McDANIELS, Tulsa, Home EC. Home EQ. Club, AI-IEA' LOUIS MARION Mc- DANIELS, Owassry, Erifginefirincg, 'I'II-E, IIT: TDK ASME. Encir, Sludenf Counfil. . gi 6 I f Ki 5 1 'Q ua, .aa Z' , l i Q L 4 Qi 'MV :I i-e x if is Ar i A 127999 0 V 'lvlg er , Q FF 'I . 9 if ,.'. 'f My -' gp m f av r : . S I ri V is 3 M ., uf .f em, . ' 5 . '-PW. J. , 483 Ex+encIecI Hours Welcomed by Freshman Women V- ., -,K 3 gg, '. ., .,1,.. ,' 3 L'k' Q . ..faf .2 , g,,g f ,HQ , ,,,-:-- X is -ww f 'I ff . . V-,. . V-Q . . . .- Avvi . Q ' . .1 1 , ' if I . .X A - ' ? I ' 7 1: ., .V V7 - , . kr E -Q A 2 - . I . , ,' ,.,Q f kg K 5 , A , -A 1 X 484 KARAN JO MCDONALD, Midwesi Ciiy, Educarionq LINDA LOU MCDONALD, Lawron, Educariong RICHARD ALLEN McDONALD, Midwesr Ciiy, En- qineerinq, H'I'ZQ, ET, flllll, Arnoid Air Socieiy? JOHN RAY McELROY, Snyder, Aqricuirure, Campus Cnesf, AZ, BIue Key Sec., Vice Pres. Inrercoileqiaie Kniqhrs, Pres. X1 Sec. Ag. Councii, Ao. Senaror, 'PII-E, ATP: LEWIS CLAY McELROY, Sinawnee, Business, TOMMY DEE MCFALL, Oidanorna Ciry, Business MKT, Acacia. MICHAEL DON MCGREW, SIiIIwaTer, Business: RONNIE LYNN MCKEAIGG, Aiius, Educafion, IN? RICHARD MARTIN McKEE, Perry, Aoricuiiure, Dairy Science Ciub. Scabbard X: BIade, Farmers Union Youiiwq MORRIS LYNN McKILL, Pawnee, AoricuI- Iureg JUDITH ANN McKINLEY, McCIoud, Home Ec., OHEA, AHEA: RICHARD LEWIS MCKINLEY, Cinandier, Agricuiiure, Aflffl, E-lx, -3-EA, LILLY FAY MCKINZIE, Pryor, Educaiionq JAMES ROSS MCKNIGHT, Throckrnorron, Tex., Agricuirure, Pres. Srudenr Assoc., Siudenr Senaie, Oursiandinq Frar., Biue Key, AZ, Iniercolieqiare Kniqinis, Prez. Keyboard, 'IH5-0, THOMAS EDWARD MCMURTRY, Okianoma Ciiy, AHS: JOHN REED MCNITT, Tonka- wa, Enqineerinq, ASCE, Xiig MARTHA ELLEN Mc- NITT, SIiIIwaIer, Business, Ililllg WM. B. MCPHER- SON, Okianonna Ciry, Enqineerinq, MRHA Senaior, Senaie Pres., U3-K, XE, RI-IA Senior Honorary, AIA. MARCHETA LODISE MCSPADDEN, Muskooee Home Ec., Dean's Honor RoII, Younq Democrats KKV7 EDGARD M. MEDINA, Manaqua, Nicaragua, CenIraI Arn., AqricuIIure3 LARRY ALLAN MEEKS, SIiIIwaIer, AQricuIIure Dairy Science Ciub, Deanis Honor RoII, LOU ANN MEEKS, Ponca Ciiy, AHS, SEA, HAROLD A. MEIER, Los Anfgeies, CaIiI., En- qineerinq, I5:'I', TIT-E, -YV, ASME: PAUL FRANK MELTON, SIiIIwaIer, Enqineerinq. TONI LYNN MASS MELTON, Sriiiwaier, AXIS, Thea- Ire Guiid-Pres., SUAB Sociei, Siudenr Enierininersq CHARLES WILLIAM MERRIFIELD, Enid, A3157 WIL- LIAM E. MERRIMAN, Midwesi Ciiy, Business? CHERYL ANN MERRITT, EIIc Ciiy, AXQS, Med. Tecn. Socieiy, Oranqe X1 Biack QuiII, OSU Rodeo Ciubi DAVID L. MESSENGER, BIecIcweII, AoricuIIure, Agri- cuifure Senaror, Sec. Biue Key, Vice Pres. AZ, Ao. Councii Reporier, Ed. Ag. NewsIeIIer, Elecrion Board, Inrercoiieoiaie Knignfs, Biock X1 BridIe, Pres. Collegi- afe FFA, Al'I'g LINDA M. METSCHER, Fairmoni. Business, IIQII, Oranoe and Black OuiII. CHARLES RICHARD METTRY, Wilson, AHS, Campus Crusade Ior CInrisI, Zfbli: CONNIE MARIE MEYER, Kremiin, Home Ec., OI-IEA, CTM Ciub, RHA, ED- WARD G. MEYERING, Ciarernore, AHS, KVRO Pro- gram Direcfor, KVRO Siarion Manager. II51: KEN- NETH ROBERT MICHAEL, Auburn, VVasIi., Enqineer- inqi PATRICK CHARLES MICKLE, Enid, EnqineerinQ, ASE, ASME, BUTT: CHARLES CLIFTON MIDDLE- TON, Ardmore, Business, Scabbard 81 BIade. LYNN ELIZABETH MILES, TuIsa, AES: CHARLES EDWARD MILLER, OIcIaIwoma Ciry, AHS, AK'I'? JOHN HAROLD MILLER, CumberIand, Md., En- qineerinqq JOYCE WANDA MILLER, Enid, A8151 LARRY GENE MILLER, Winiieid, Kans., Adriculiure, Foresiry CIub, FIyinq Aqoies, LARRY TUCKER MIL- LER, Coyinoion, AoricuIIure. LINDA LEE MILLER, Waifiia, AXQS, IVF, Med. TecI1. Sociery, Deuqhiers oi Diane, MARK MILLER, Grand- iieid, Aqricuiiure, AZ, flfllll, Biue Key, BIocI4 X1 BridIe, OSU Mears Team, AVI? MELISSA MILLER, Tuisor Educarion, Srudenr Senafe, Mortar Board, VVIWOIS Wino, WPA: RICHARD J. MILLER, Enid, A8fS, AXQS Siudenr Councii Treas., EBI Treas., UAK. :mi Sec., CoIIeqiaIe Repubiicans Sfaie Sec., Deans Honor RoII, Siudeni Lobby, I2-Siory Vice-Pres.: ROBERTA MILLER, TuIsa, AES: THOMAS KEITH MILLER, Ok- Iainonla Ciiy, Business, Younq Dernocrais Younq Re- pubiicans, AK'T'. BARBARA ELIZABETH MILLS, TuIsa, Home Ec., Young RepubIicans, TTU, FNIA CIub, -ll-3, DANNY DEXTER MILLS, Siillwarer. Business, I5A'I LANE E. MILLS, Paraqouid, Ark., Aqricuirure, Dairy Science Club, AVP, PAMELA SUE MILLS, OIcIaIwoma Cify. Educarion' WAYNE H. MILLS, Lindsay, Aqricuirure, BIocIc X1 Bridle Ciubq JANICE MARIE MITCHELL, SIiIIwaIer, Home Fc. fpipn axis VII PEGGY JANE MITTASCH, Perm, Ediicariw, NEA, OEA: KATHLEEN SUE MITTELSTET, Ei id Educfdiow, KAII, Dow 'w'f Hmor Rell, SKA- LINDA SUE MOAK. ORIriI1iJmrjCIINf, Ejucfiiicm, SEA, BSUj PI-IYLLIS ANN MOCK, Nouwaw I-ICU? EC. OSU M'ffCHi'i': Bzfzd IIEED CIULJ, AINIEA, CDI-IEA, AIA, 'I'Ii2fj JEN. NIFER JAN MONTGOMERY, TUIQAI AXS, Aim, Wfidea Ccfmvmander, AES Oueerk ASS Student CGM:- a1iI, LilIIe Sisiere OI Miwrv-1, preside-'ITE CoimciI ZAII XII- ALAN RAY MOORE, CIACCMW Ffpqinfw IIIII. EUGENIA ANN MOORE, BfiiTIsf,viIIe-, Lducimuvi O- S'-afem, Cfffnpue Cmwado, SUAE Carman CIF:-12', llIl'I'- JAMES REX IuIsfi, AirIC.uIIuVe, FOV- e:',Iri,f CIUEZ KAY FRANCES MOORE, OkI1aHorrifs Cin, I-Ifpmv EQ., 'I'Tfl, MARILYN J. MOORE, Thin., VdiimIi4'm, Cfapeims, DriII Migiiesg, Pm-A., Sirk oi IHA Srldei I'I5'i'I IfI'I'f S,wffQ'hf- if' Se-C, AAA- SHERRY ROSE MORGAN. Squid Sifiriqz, Educwiovii DAVID LEON Mfwzi j, A :rir,i.II.irf' A'I'A QQI. If :wwf FFA. JOANNA MORRIS, SIifw.wff- II-wwf' Ir., AA-A L31- fmige 'md I3IficIn QLIIII, 'I'Tlv, AI-IEA, 5lK'l'. NU' RICHARD OWEN MORRIS, OIG mama Cfx, wfwz, Aim, ROTC, Scfmbfard X1 BI.ide, XI'-Aj STEPH- EN MORRIS, Aiffdc, II'. ,A.1i7ci.II.iff3-, A : ,'a--X, AI'I'- VICKI CLARICE MORRIS, OIcIf1Iwmn Cm, Educa- fi 'N'., Vice Prem. ANNS, Vice pres. Ii-A-II, SEA, :AU If-A-7 JON E. MORRISON, Uwioi CIM, AHS ACS' BIJAN MORSHEDIZADEH, AIwwfi7 Khiizesffivi, Irfm Ei iiVF1i 'iry:. VANCE LEE MOSSLER, Okffhcwmw CIM, AES' JUDYTH ANN MOYER, IuIs,-I, AXIS' BUS L MUEGGE, Torlcfuwfi Errfixinef-rifzi 'l1K'I'- THOMAS LELAND MUELLER, OIcfaI1cm51 Cify, Ef1Lgir'Eeri'i': AIIE, AIIAI Defwd Honor RQII, If-E3 ANNABELLE MULLER, 'vViIsor, Edi.Qfa'i:w SEA CfnIIegj7fiIe 4-I-14 MARSHALL PAUL MUNGLE, Afrika, Buaimcsx. MASON BENJAMIN MUNGLE, Amkn, Au'IIiCuITUff?. DNV SU ': ff- C1112 AVI SAMUEL CLIFFORD MUNHOLLON, S.iif.i' Siu. ,'.' -511 IIlI': EAI, O-Sm' ers, Youvgi Re'pubIif.-Wm, Sfudvvf LUEIU, BPOE -ABU. 'l'liI'I' BONNY SUE MURLIN. Sr'Iwa fv EoimaIi4,i SEA, K-A-II: DAVID M. MUSE, TUB-1, AHS, :'I'I'I' RONALD DEAN MYERS, Ifvgfi 31, Em' Airigw, Edw- cliorg FRIEDA JEAN NAIFEH, Biukeri Arrow, A8cS. Iimfi Yfwwim- Dffmccrfa'-, Dax '1 - Pmc' RmIi AAII. K. ELLIS NAIFEH, Mead, Iimivms, Yf,v.i'f: Dig-rwiocrfww EAI, Rf-11 Red Ruff -AT' RALPH LUDINGTON NAY- LOR, Miami AXIS Cru-rw CIIIID' A. RIMCIWQ--.If-v, N.Y. EIfim+f Fc., V476-I X: REV, Swim, -AT? JOANN NEAL, Liitfbrfcif Im., AHS, AXS Sm- QII-iv CILIVCII -XX: DENNIS A. NEIBLINS, IIN, Bm' Ii-A, STEVEN ALLEN NEILSEN, P1ifi1wiIif: CfiIiI.. AXIS, DAN DARREL NELSON, Viriti kv me-Uv'i':'1'I:RANIf WESLEY NELSON, Av' 'I IVE, Busiv 025, AIVIQ DECA Buairi-25.5, Sfudwvw' Cc'vur'CiI7 JIM L. NEUMAN, MMI- L: fqfj M,,i,,'QU, XIIYI' I3I'1 IiA'I' IX- MARTHA LOUISE NEW, SeiIii.'4, Hfzmcl EQ., WiIIf1rd I-MII Exec. CULVCII K-NIV I'I'X'Yf EC. QUIZ' DENNIS S. NEWELL, WfIIi 1fri.i.i' 9, N.Y. IAf'vi-'- EQ: V. GAYLE NEWELL. I-IPIOICHI I-L-w Edin :I 4. Seniors Iimims and l'Yl'IlI5 III thu- pam than had I7ruugI1l Iam? In OSI I xwrc LI:-sc'riIwd Ivy living grwups in IIua.a md clewmtirim. , M. ,,., ., iiii , . 1 5 - f fb, N. ,P 1 ,,.,,f,,. ,,,, 1 f , is , , .K .V ', , ' if 6 I I 5: ff . A. fi, ..,i grx if if i ' ji , r --' ' -, 5 M 3 4' ,. - 1 Ty, 1 , . - :A f , -, . I , , Q 12 f -l .efgggfg , . , ' W Ad up 2? 1. if . '1Sf,, 1 ,,. A , .,. , , I 'nie 'ad ' f 2. ,xv 35 23 5 x.. .f My , .Zi NE, ' ij .5 . W, , K 3 ,. ' 0-A-Q X 5 ix ips A , my I '- '9 'Y' . I f 4 . NANCY ELLEN NEWSOM, Clwiclfaslia, Horne Ec.. ENIA Club, OHEA, UCCEg JAMES C. NEWTON, Tulsa, Business, IUIA, BAE: DENNIS RONALD NICHOLS, Anadarlfo, Business: KENNETH ROY NIEBRUEGGE, Snyder, Aqriculfure, Aqronorny Club- VP, AZ: SANDRA KAY NITCHER, Lawrence, Kans., Home Ec., OHEA, Home Ec. Club, SUAB Public Re- lalions Comm., Horne Ec. Sludenl Council, Wcnlz Hall House Council, Vferrlz Hall Social Cliairman: REBECCA JEAN NIX, Cleveland, AES. CAROLYN RUTH NOLEN, Slillwaler, AXIS, AZ? MACK VERNON NORMAN, Enicl, Business, DECA. 'l'Kl'l: DAN RAYMOND NORTHEY, Sapulpa, Aqri- cullure, AEA, Earmlwousey GEORGE PHILIP NOR- VELL, Slillwaler, AES, 'PAIN WILLIAM WOODSON NORVELL, Tulsa, Business, EM, 5lK'l', 'l'lI3: KATH- LEEN ANN NOTLEY, Tulsa, Educalion, Homecoming queen, ROSEMARY ALANA NOVEY, Oklalioma City, A8fS, Oranqe and Blaclf Quill, PEMM Club, WRA: JOHN STEVEN NUCKOLLS, Tulsa, Engineerinq: KAREN MAE O'HERN, l-Iennessey, Home Ec., OHEA, AHEA, WRA, Caoelles, Deans Honor Rall, SEA. Younq Dernocrars, HEED Club WPA: WILLIAM MICHAEL O'LOUGI'ILlN, Wewoka, Business, 'I'K9: GEORGE REHILL O'RElLLY, Oklahoma Cily, En- qineerinq, AUM, AllE, Board ol Publicafions. Sludenl Senale. Enqr. Sludenl Council, O-Slalers, AX: AR- THUR LEON OCHSNER, Cliallanoorga, Aoricullure. SHERYL D. ODELL, Tulsa, A8453 DAN ALLAN OLD- HAM, Alolca, Business: JANET MARIE OLIPHANT, Olclalworna Cily, AHS: STEVEN ALLEN OLTMANNS, Miclwesl Cily, Enqineerinq, flflli, IIT, IIKN, 0-SK, IEEE, Cordell Council, Enqr. Sluclenl Council, Edilor of Oklalioma Slale Enqineer, Residence Hall Hon- orary: CONNIE LOU O'RElLLY, Eulaula, AHS: KEN- NETH DARRELL ORR, Ponca Cily, Enqineerinq, SMT, Karale Club. ENNA MAE OSMOND, Midwosl Cily, Home Ec.: HAL W, OSWALT, Slillwaler, Business, Acacia: CHARLOTTE SHIRLEY OTT, Vxfaukornis, Home Ec.. Home Ec. Club, HEED Club, KSU, 'I TU: BARBARA JEANNE OTUSKI, Slillwaler, Business, Pleiades. AAA, Riu, lull, grams and Black Quill, IISZII, A-5-ll: BENNIE CHARLES OULDS, McAlesIer, Edu- caliong ERNIE LEE OULDS, McAlesler, Educalion. MICKEY JOE OVERALL, Olclalioma Cily, A8137 WIL- LIAM MIKE OVERBY, Olclalnoma Cily, Enqineeririq, AIEE: NANCY LEE OVERMAN, Olqlalwoma Cily. AES, EM, 'IHV'7, Younq Democrais, SEA: ELDON WILBUR OVERSTREET. Wellslon, Business, HAKV, 'l'Kl'1q LELA M. OWENS, Tulsa, AXIS, Alro-American Sociely, Bridqe Club. A'l'A-Sweelliearl, AKA: THOMAS H. PACE, Warner, AXIS, BSU. GLEN B. PADGHAM, Clwerolcee, Aqricullure, For- eslry Club: DALE E. PAGE, Olqlalioma Cily, AXIS. Rodeo Club, Aqqie Scribes, Dean's Honor Roll: BOB S. PAHLKA, Olclaliorna Cily, Business, AXA: MARKAY PALU, Olclalwoma Cily, AES, WRHA, XFX. I.asso's 81 Lariafs, Orange X1 Black Quill, AAA, LOUISE B. PARIS, Ponca Cily, Educalion, IIBfI': PATRICIA CLEE PARK, Oklalioma Cily, Business O'Slalers, BTI, SUAB, Younq Dernocrals, AE-3. A if ., .. ,ip N -M H .- , .I .... 'bsif' Ni, Senallor Harris Condemned U S Role in Vielnam WALTER W. PARKER, Koola, Aqriculluir-, Collefgiare EEA: JOHN PARKINSON, Tulsa, Home Ec.: SHIR- LEY JAUN PARKS, Siillwaler, Business: MARY A. PARROTT, Chandler, Home Ec., Home Ec. Club, Home Ec. Ed, Club, 'l'Tll, KAII, Colleqiaie 4-H: PAMELA KAY PARSONS, Barllesville, Education, lflll, L-assols 81 Larifils Oranoe and Black Ouill, SEA: SANDRA JEAN PARTRIDGE, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, Ed. Sludenl Council, AAA, Whois Who, Junior Class Ollicor, Anriel Eliqhi, li-ill, Oranoe 81 Black Ouill, Lasfiols X1 Lariais, RAM Pres. SUSAN KAY PATTERSON, Oklahoma Ciiy, Educa fion: STEPHEN R. PATTISON, Tulsa, Business, Yourq Republicans' DONNA MARIE PEARSON, Tulsa, Edu- caiiorz, AAA Kill, Whols Who. Morlar Board, 3-3-3: FREDRICH JOHN PEMBROKE, Tulsa, AHS, OSU Track Team. PAH: JOHN D. PERKINS, Barllesville, AHS, RHA Senior Honorary, OAK, EM, RHA As- sembly W-I2 Advisory Boardt DONALD EUGENE PETERS, Oklahoma Cihf, Business. TANYA LYNN PETERS, Midwes' Cily, Home Ec.. PRCD Club Home Ec. Club, AXSIJ ROBERT SCOTT PETTY, Tulsa. Business, Younq Republicans, YAE, EU: GREGORY LINN PFENNING, Hobari, Aciricullure, ll'lll, AZ-Pres.: A. CHRISTINE PHILLIPS, Tulsa, AHS, Killa: ANN L. PHILLIPS, Oklahoma Cily, Bus- ineisst JAMES HOWARD PHILLIPS, Befgfis. Business Cordell Council 3-Norlh Alhlelic Council. SUSAN LYNN PHILLIPS, Muskooee, Educalion, ZTAQ JUDITH ANN PIATT, Oklahoma Cily, AHS, AXUI DANIEL M. PIERCE, Barllesville, Educaliong MARIE E. PIERCE, Wakilfi, Educalion, If-XII, lf'I', Willard House Council: MARY ELIZABETH PIERCE, Enid, AES, VR Direcior, l'l-YI' Pros. Board of Publicafioni, Soc., OiColleoiar -ind REDSKIN Slalls, lflfli: CAR- OL ANN PIERSON, Slillwaler, Home Ec. GERRY CAMILLA PINKSTON, Chickashn, Educa- tion, SEA, PEMM Club, WRA, Wenlz House Council, Judicial Board: WILEY W, PINKSTON, Minco Aqri- culluiri, Dairif Science Club: LOU ANN PITTS, Ponca Cily, Educalion: PAUL JOHN PODOLEC, Oklahoma Ciiy, ASS. Youno Democrafs, 'I'lfll: FRED PAUL POFFENBARGER, Tulsa, Enqineerinq, IEEE, AT: KENNETH B. POLING, Perkins, Aoriculluro. MARILYN POLLOCK, Decalur Ala., Educalion, SEA, SUAB, ICP, Youno Republicans, KAI-I, STEVEN F. PONTESSO, El Reno, AHS, Menis Olee Club, 'Plat ROBERT E. POPPE, Earoo, Enoineerino: LARRY LEE POTTER, Calera, Aqricullure: DAVID G. POWELL, Amarillo, Tex., Business: GUY J. POWER, Oklahoma Cixy, Business. ROBERT LEONARD POWERS, Chickasha, Business. .XIK'I', AN, Acacia: JUDY H. POY, Weslbury, N.Y., Home Ec. CTM Club, Home Ec. Club: R. ROGENE PRICE, New Orleans La., Home Ec., Army Blades, Home Ec. Club, ANU: ROGER VERN PRICE, Siill- waler, Enoineerinq' SHERRY ARLENE PRICE, Tulsa, Educalion, SEA, If-ill, Assoc. lor Childhood Ed., Oranoe 81 Black Ouill, Palchin Panel, Junior Panhel- Ionic, Nfl? SUE JANE PRICE, Viniia Business, Bus- iness Sludeni Courcil, Army Blades, llll'l'. MARILYN PROCTOR. Tulsa Educfnion, Presidenris Council, Pres. ACE, Kill, Pleiades, Ed. Sludenf Council, Sec. X527 BARBARA CORCORAD PRO- GAR, Tulsa Home Ec.: JAMES HARVEY PRO -I ENCE, Okmuloee, AES ACM, KI- SUSAN JANE PUTTROFF, Oklahomu City, ASS: CHERYL LYNN OUALLS, Slillw-Her, Educalion, AVMA Auxiliary, ACEIZ MARK D. QUICK, Slralesboro Ga. ABS SUAB Presidenl, lI2A, lniorcolleqi-ive Knifihls, Young Republicans, Campus Chesf ATA. MARY ANN QUINLAN, Barnsdall, Educalion, Horli- cullure Club: PAUL JAVAN RACHEL, Wewoka, En- 'iiiieerifvi Arroid Air Sociew ASCE, ATU: PHILIP ARTHUR RADLOEF, Oak Lawn, lll. Enriineerirfi, -XT: FRED LOWRY RAMSEY, I-loldenville, Business. Sgabbard 81 Blade, AZII, WILLIAM ALBERT RAUH, Alva, Enqineerinq, IT, IIKN, Enoirieerinq Siudenl Council, IEEE, LINDA RAY, Oklahoma Cily, Educa- lion, Pres., Oallaoher Girls, SEA, ICP ANU. . ConsI'ruc:'rion Progressed on New Fine Ar+s Cenfer f . A L . . . ...I E 53' if . M, ff .-. W ii fi- -If sf. . in 'Q' WV 'Br A KI 'T s Wan J? Q3 ' 'gf-milf 1 1 NN-,QR 11 1 '9 .Q ,. -4' ix 19? sf ,Y . W' ii an 1 1 ,L 1 . :E ., -iff . fs-.4.+..a 12.1 fm. 5 .I S -1. , .: 1 f ROBERT E. RAYNER, Clinlon, Business, EDWARD LEE REED, Slillwaler, A8151 JEAN ELIZABETH REED, Barllesville, AHS, SUAB, AAA, PATRICIA L. REED, Slillwaler, Educalion, STEPHEN E. REEL, Tulsa, ABS, ATA, TONY K. REESE, Lawlon, Business, S.W. Sales 81 Execs. TONY KEITH REESE, Lawlon, Business, DIANNA SUE REHM, Tulsa, Eclucalion, WRA, PEMM Club, Hockey Club, KAREN JANE REID, Tulsa, Educalion, KAN, ACE, Vice Pres. AAA, RAYFORD TOM RE'D, Oklahoma Cily, Business, Young Democrals, 'PIIA-, BEVERLY IRENE REINTS, Newkirk, Home Ec., Home Ec. Club, SEA: KATHERINE L. REMMEL, Oklahoma Cily, ABS. Dean's Honor Roll, ABS, Assislanl, Or- ange 84 Black Ouill, Spanish Club, VP-KTA. WILLIAM L. RENNER, Oklahoma Cily, Aqricullurej CHARLES R. REYNOLDS, Miami, Aqricullure, Dairy Science Club, AZ, Dairy Callle Judging Team: LYNDA CAROL REYNOLDS, Slillwaler, Educalion, WRA, PEMM Club, BRADLEY ROBERT RICE, Ed- mond, ASS. HK-A, 0-AK, Sludenl Lobby, Whois Who, Varsily Debale Club, Danlorlh Nominee, AXQS Scho- laslic Slandards Comm., IK, Sludenl Supreme Courl Juslice, VIVIAN REININGER RICE, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, KAH, Sludenf Senale, RHA Ed. Xe Cul- lural Comm.-Chair.. Orange 81 Black Ouill, SUE ELAINE RICHARDS, Midwesl Cily, Eclucalion, SEA. Young Republicans, Chrislian Science College Organ. CHARLES LARRY RICHARDSON, Slillwaler, Agri- cullure, Aggie-X, Dean's Honor Rall, Farmhouse, N. CAROL RICHERT, Oklahoma Cily, Etlucalion, Kill, Vice Pres, Ed, Sludenl Council, Vice Pres, ACE, Soc. X537 ELIZABETH ANN RIDDLE, Prague, Home Ec., 'I'TU, K-AIT, Orange 81 Black Ouill, Home Ec. Club: FRED CRAIG RINGWALD, Oklahoma Cily, AES. KIKT, Young Republicans. IEC, AEA, 'I'1'A, REGINA GAIL RIPPEE, Wallers, Home Ec., Home Ec. Club, HEED Club, CHARLIE BOB ROBERTS, Ringling. Agricullure. DONALD WAYNE ROBERTS, Slillwaler, Engineering, KATHRYN LEE ROBERTS, Velma, Educalion, Wenlz House Council, SEA, MARY ANN ROBERTS, Barlles- ville, A8cS. Capellesg SHERRI DALE ROBERTS. Drumrighl, Educalion, SEA, O-Slalers, WRHA, Dean's Lisl, THOMAS RICHARD ROBERTS, Oklahoma Cily, Business, KA, BUDDY ROBERTSON, Ponca Cily, Business, ABS Sludenl Council, SAE. JOE N. ROBINSON, Morrison, Educalion, Scabbarl and Blade, JOHN W. ROBINSON, Duncan, Educa- lion, AX, JOHN WILLIAM ROBINSON, Hulchinson, Kans., Educalion, OSU Varsily Baskelballj PHILIP EARL ROBINSON, Bixby. Engineering, IVI'-Y, ASME. ITK'I', RHONDA C. ROBINSON, Hunler, Educalion, Rho-Males, EAT, Dean's Honor Rall, O-Slalers, Col- legiale EEA Oueen, 1 I,I3, ROBERT WADE ROBIN- SON, Slillwaler, ABS, Parker Hall Council, Boxiles, ABS Orienlalion Teacher, lIK'I'. CRAIG B. ROBISON, Slillwaler, ABS: WILLIAM CARL ROCK, Tulsa, Engineering, Young Republi- cans, IEEE, RICHARD W. RODGERS, Sapulpa, ABS, 'I'-AM, Varsily Rifle Team, Vice-Pres. Kerr Hall, DONALD LYNN RODMAN, Hooker, Engineering. Il'l'E, ET, ASME, AIAA, CAROLYN SUE ROGERS. Barllesville, Educalion, ACE, SEA, Willard House Council, UCCI3, Universily Symphony, RALPH THOMAS ROGERS, Edmond, Business, AKXP, Young Republicans, TFA. RICHARD MAURICE ROGERS, Shawnee, Agricul- lure, Enlomology Club, Sludenl Advisor lor Enfo- mology, SANDY ROGERS, Tulsa, Home Ec.. CTM Club, Sludenl Enlerlainers, OSU Beslr-Dressed Coed, Lillle Sislers of Minerva, VR Girl, SUAB, Deans Honor Rall, Miss Gold Cup, MKT, Pres. A-3-3, TERE- SA ANN ROGERS, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec., CTM Club, Home Ec. Club, AIKIII, Young Dernocrals, RICHARD ALAN ROOT, Brislovv, Business, VERNON E. ROSAMOND, Slillwaler, Engineering, AIA, MICH- AEL LYNN ROSCHAK, Tulsa, Educalion, 3'I'E, JANIS LEE ROSEBUSH, Houslon, Tex., ABS, Cap- elles, ZAII, Young Republicans, JOYCE K. ROSS, Yale, Educalion, PEMM Club, NIII3 MARK JAY ROSS, Tallman, N.Y., Engineering, Brandeis Club, Flying Aggies-Pres., JAMES ALLEN ROSSON, Clare- more, Business: NORDA M. ROSZEL, Tulsa. ABS? JOSEPH ROTHER, Okarche, Agricullure, Eoreslry Club, Flying Aggies. WILLIAM FLOYD ROUSE, Tulsa, AES Youno Ro- publicans, :'I'I'1Z GEORGIA STEVE ROUSSALIS. Casper, Wvo., ABS AZ? DAVID KEITH ROWLAND, Heavener, AHS, PAUL E. ROZNECK, Clnoclaw, Bus- iness, Arrold Air Socielv' ROGER D. RUEHL, Park Foresl, Ill., Business, NlK'l', I'K'I JAMES ERNEST RUSSELL, Slcialoolc AXS. BEN L. RUTZ, Boolcer, Ter. Educ-Viora, PEMM Club? DWIGHT F. RYCHEL, Slillvvaler, Enciineerincq, IIT-E, IT, AIAA Enor. Sludenl Courcil' DONNA REA RYEL, Byron. AES: RONNIE EUGENE RYEL, Clwero kee, ABS: MICHAEL R. SADBERRY, Norman, But.- iness, Vice Pres. Enrxr, Club, IUIA, IAN: KAY SADLER, Sand Sprinfis, ABS, Or-:nor X1 Blaclc Quill, ICP, I'fI'I5, HOWARD H. SAGE, Tulsa, ABS, IIIKICT DELIA ANN SAIED, Tulsa, Horne Ec., ANU, JIMMY LEE SALTER, Davis Aoriculfurc' DAVID LEE SANDERS, Miami, Business, 'I'K'I'7 JOSEPHINE SANFORD, Slillwaloi, ABS, Sisters of Ilia Seven Slars' MARY ELLEN SAP- PINGTON, Muskooee, Educarion, Younri Dernocrals, Barracuda Club, KKII. JANICE ELIZABETH SAVAGE, Blaclcvvcll, Business Vice-Pros. Werilz Hall, Judicial Board, RHA Judicial Board: ATHLYN SAYRE, Muslcozroe, Home EC., Horne Ec. Club, Sec. KKIIS J. RICK SCALING, Enid, AXIS, IH-E: PAMELA EVE SCANTLING, Spiro, AES, AAA: BILLY W. SCHAEFER, Marslwall, Agri- Cullure: CANDYCE DAY SCHAEFER, Wocndwarfl, Educelion, REDSKIN Beaulv, Feslwiori Board, Eleclior, Board, Ed. Sludenr Council, KAI-I. BRUCE DEE SCHANBACHER, Cherokee, Aqricul- lure, Block 81 Bridle, AZ, Deans Honor Roll, Presi- denl's Honor Roll, MARION RANDOLPH SCHAUF- FLER, Porler, Aoricullure, ATA, Colleqiaie FFA, Aqqie Scribes, AZ, JAMES ROBERT SCHIFILITI, VV-xlerbury, Conn., Educalion, Fire Prevention Soci- rfv, 'VIII' KATHLEEN SCHINDLER, Olclalmorna Cilv, ABS, Model UN, OSU Orclweslra, Deanis Honor Roll. Med. Tefln. Sociefv, Presidonf, RANDY CRAIG SCHLOTZ, Beaver, Enqineerinog A. SUE SCHMIDT, Lucien Horne Ec., Horne Ec. Club, SEA. CAROL KATHLEEN SCHMIDT, Tulsa, AHS, IPX' JERRY CLAYTON SCHMIDT, Breckenridqe, Agricul- rure, AZ, 'I'II-E, Farrnlwouie Fifi? LYNN NEAI. SCHMIDT, Bieclcinridqe, AES, EDITH MARIE SCHMITZ, Manclwesfer, AES, Orange 31 Black Quill, RAYMOND EUGENE SCHMITZ, Slillwaler, Aiiri- culluie, Afifiie-X Club: SARITA SUE SCHNEEBERG- ER, W-fliers Horne Ec. Or-ir ie X1 Bl-iclc Quill, All IIN, PROD Club, Horrifv EC. Club, Lfissolf, gf Laii-ifs, AAII, STEVEN M, SCHNITZER, B-irllesville, Business, lflll AFROTC, Arnold Air Society, Younq Democials. llllia RICHARD LEE SCHOEN, Midwesl Cilv, ABS, Arnold Air Socielv, LEO MAX SCHONE, Pawnee, Afmcullure ASAE, Erfnirieerind Councilg LYLE L, SCHOONOVER, Tulsa Educafior' ROBERT DAVID SCHRICK, Faxoi Aqrlculluieg JEAN LOUISE SCHRICKER, Tulsa Educ-Hifi, Miss OSU Pfaiir-an' Co-Direcfor, SEA, ACE, Greek Wrxelc, KA. T 2 ' ' fag.. mv Seniors Raindrnps keep Falling on my In-ad. but that cIo0sn't mmm my ey:-s .xill still be turning rod, cryingjs not lor rm'-unless wc los: :' fi, 'iw A -Q , ,gs J 55,59 . A , I . ,bw A i f ,.,. I I , ,L .. ,, A -.,,. WM, M I M 21 ,..... 4,-V 3? Alf W-V X 11. is 'of' 3 4 A' , -J JG? . 2 g, ,r ... I, 'f sg- V, ', A... V, 7 ,. 5 ,3g.a5Q,,s ,,-,V - if msg f 'Y f,'f2 VQf!.f1r I irfsif -. f- f gggaf ' 5559221552-ri,r eg 489 DANIEL FRED SCHROEDER, Tulsa, Educaiion, Ama- leur Radio Club, CARL JOHN SCHROEDER JR., Sfillwaler, Business, 'I'I0I'7 RICHARD C. SCHRUM, Barllesville, Business, Younci Democrals, -XX: LARRY DWAYNE SCHUELEIN, Sand Sprinqs, Enqineerinq, ITKAg RANDALL GUY SCHUERMANN, Normandy, Mo., Educalion, Flyino Aoqies, Younq Republicans. IFC, 'RKTQ LEE CHARLES SCHULIEN. Olcemali, En- qiveerinq, SEET, TIE. LOUIS JOHN SCHULTZ, Maple Shade, N.J., En- qinocrinq, BETSY A. SCHUMANN, Housion, Tex., Home Ec., AI-IEA. Younq Republicans, Home Ec. Club, ANU, GAIL J. SCHWAMB, Tulsa, Educalion, ACE, Oranqe 81 Blaclc Quill, 'KA-H, MARK ANTHO- NY SCHWARZ, Olcarclne, ASS, O-Sfaiers, Scabbard X1 Blade, Younq Republicans, SEA, 'I,Kl'73 WILLIAM WAYNE SCHWEIKHARD, Tulsa, Enqineerinq, MARY ALICE SCOTT, Slrcud, Home Ec., FRCD Club. Home EC. Club, Younq Republicans. JANE ANN SCRAGGS, Wynneifvood, Home Ec., O- Sialrzrs, Young Democrars, ICP, SEA, Lasso's 81 Lari- als, OHEA, NHEA, FRCD Club, Tlneaire Guild, -A-Z7 CHARLES A. SEAL, Midwesl' Ciry, Business, SHAR- AN KAY SEATON, Cameron, Home Ec.g THOMAS C. SEEBO, Slillwarer, AES, Honors Sludeni Council, MRHA Judicial Board, ENRIQUE SERRANO, Bar- ranqvilla Colombia, S. Amer., Aqriculiure, OSU Soccer Club: CHARLES ROWAN SETTLES, Siill- wa lor, Enqineerinq. ROBERT STERLING SETTLES, Anllers, Enqineerinq, Scabbard 81 Blade, AIUI, Al1Ey RAMONA SEWELL, Oklalioma Cily, Ezlucarion, Anqel Fliqlwr, KAN, SEA, Younq Democrals, KKV, KELLY FRANK SHAFFER, Elmer, Educalionj CATHRENE ANN SHAKLEE, Slill- waler, A8152 HAROLD DAVID SHAKLEE, Siillwarer, Aqricullureq DEBORAH A. SHARP, Lawion, Educa- lion. PETER SHARP, Lavvloii, AES, 'I'Xg WILLIAM MICH- AEL SHARP, Olclalvoma Ciiy, Aqriculiure, ACS. Younq Republicans, Block 81 Bridle, ASAS, Presidenls Honor Rall, Dean's Honor Roll, MARSHA ANN SHAW, Tonkawa, Educaiionq PEGGY RUTH SHAW, Srillwaier, Educafionq MARION JOE SHEETS, Tonka- wa, Aqricullure, Foroslry Club, KENNETH RAY SHELBY, Webbers Falls, Aqricullure, Bioclmemisrry Club. CARL LYN SHEPHERD, Arapaho, Agriculfure, AVP: TOMMY RAY SHEPHERD, Del Ciiy, AXS: SANDRA K. SHERARD, Miami, ASS: EDWARD LAWRENCE SHIEVER, Slillwaler, Aqriculiure, Bloclc 81 Bridle Club? DENNIS ROBERT SHIRLEY, Kinqiislner, Aqriculiure, Aoqie-X, A-YA, Aqqie Toasfmasiers, Farmhouse MARVIN G. SHOBE, Siillwaler, Aqriculrure. HERBERT VICTOR SCHROCK JR., Lindsay, Business, Persliinq Rifles, DAVID N. SHROFF, Siillwaier, En- gineering: DON SHROFF, Tulsa, Business, Flyinq Ao- giesg KENNY SIFFORD, Srillwarer, Business: FRAN- CENE L. SILK, Slillwafer, A8fS, PEMM Club: SISSY SORENSON, Barracuda Aoiualic. WRA, Library Club, Slippery Roclc. -aw rr.-,,sr,, , uuim- fr ,.f, ,-as Coach Tom Chesbro Led Wres+Iers 'ro Vic+ory LINDA HUBBARD SIMMS, Siillwaier, Home Ec., 'l'TO, Home Ec. Club, AHEA. Dean's Honor Roll, Murray House Council, If-5 Ediforg PEDRO M. SIM- ON, Lapaz, Bolivia, Aqriculfureg BENNY E. SIMP- SON, Wyandoile. ABS, Dean's Honor Roll: STEPH- EN WILSON SIMS, Aline, Aoriculrure, Aggie-X7 DONALD E. SINCLAIR, Oklahoma Ciiy, Business, 'I'I'A: PEGGY HERRELL SINOR, Tecumseh, Educa- non, Kill. SEA. Ao, Ed. Dives Club. RICHARD THOMAS SINOR, Hendrix, Aqricullure, ATA, Collegiare FFA: BETTY ANN SIPES, Tulsa, ABS. Geoqraphy Club: ARLAND DEE SISSON, Checolah, Aqriculiureq EUGENE BOYD SKELLEY, Rocky, Aqrir cullure, AZ, Blue Key, Aggie-X, Ag. Srudenr Advis- ory Board, Aq. Senaior, Greek Week Comm., Farm- house: HAROLD GENE SKELTON, Duncanville, Tex., Business, ISAXP, 3-N Alhlelic Associafiong DARRELL H. SKIDGEL, Glencoe, Aqriculrure. LINDA ELIZABETH SKINNER Ponca Cily, Educaiion, Educafion Senaior, Pom Pom Girl, Sludenf EnIer+ain- ers, OSU-USO Tour, XSZ: SANDRA JEAN SKINNER, Midvvesi Cily, Business, DAVID LEROY SKOUBY, Waukomis, Adricullureq JOHN R. SLAUGHTER, Okiahoma Ciiy, Enqineerinq, 'I'K'I'7 M. BETH SMALL, Wilburfon, Educalion, LYNN DALE SMELTZER, ln- diana, Pa., Enqineerinq. BARBARA LYNN SMITH, Warren, Ark., Home Ec.: BRUCE ARTHUR SMITH, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, E'T'E7 CHRISTINE LOU SMITH, Cherokee, ABS, Younq Republicans, WRA, PEMM Club, AAA, DAN MICHAEL SMITH, Ponca Ciiy, ABS, Easi' Benneli Hall Vice-Pres.. Judicial Board Chairman, SUAB Publicily Commiilee, fI'1-IK, DAVID ARNOLD SMITH, Irvinq, Tex., ABS, Air Force ROTC. Younq Republi- cans. EDMOND L. SMITH, Tulsa, Enqineerinq, Aqrgie Sporls Car Club. 'I'KI'I. ESTHEL CALVEN SMITH, Garber, Enqineerinqi GERALD DALE SMITH, Enid, ABS, Sec.-Treas, ACM, Chess Club Slaiisficiany GLEN WAYNE SMITH, Seminole. Enqineerinq, VP-Hanner Hall, ASAE: GLENN E. SMITH, Tulsa, ABS. SEA, Younq Republi' cans, Deans Honor Roll, PEMM Club, Foolball, Bas- kefball, and Track Trainer: HAROLD E. SMITH, Ok- lahoma Ciry, Business. MKT7 JAMES FRANKLIN SMITH, Lexinolon, Ky., Enqineerinq, Pres. AICHE. neg, szxic, IT, JOSEPH WALLACE SMITH, Okmulqee, Business? KATHLYN ELIZABETH SMITH, Kinqfisher, ABS, AA-5, Oranqe B1 Black Quill, K'I'. OSU Marching Band: LELAND CHARLES SMITH. Edmond, Horne Ec.: LINDA JEANETTE SMITH, Spearman, Tex., Edua cafion, If-XII, SEA, Oranqe and Black Ouill, Murray Hall Exec. Council, MARK RHODES SMITH, Oc- Tavia. Aqricullure, MICHAEL SEWELL SMITH, Barflesville, Business, MKT, AKW, U.S. Naval Re- serve. AX. PAM J. SMITH, Faxon. Educafion: STEPHEN SMITH, Sfillwarer, ABS, Dean's Honor Roll, EBI, MKT, TVA: W. KAY SMITH, Bafesville, Ark., Home Ec., Fresh- men Home Ec. Club, VPAOHEA, Orange Quill, Or- ange 81 Black Ouill. 'T'T0. Sec.-Treas. CTM Club? RAY F. SMITH JR., Oklahoma Cily. Business, TIRE: LES W. SMOCK, Oklahoma Cily, Business, EM, J. TERRY SNIDER, Duncan, Business, 'I'H-fi, -EX. RUSSELL KEITH SNOW, Tulsa, Business, Vice-Pres. Younq Republicans, MKT, SA Elecfion Board, IFC Olfice Manaqer, :'I'I'ig JOHNNY LEE SNYDER, Da- coma, Aqricullure. -X:-X, CAROLYN SUE SPECIE, Enid, Business, III5'I': MARY E. SPICER, Tulsa, Educa- lion, AXU7 MELVINAL CHARLES SPINKS, Lawlon, ABS. A'I'A: EMMA LOU SPIRE, Siroud. Educafior. MARYANN SPITZNAS, Kirkland, Wash., Home Ec.. Horriculiure Club Oueen, Home Ec. Club, CTM Club, Fashion Board: STEPHEN W. SPLETH, Wau- komis. Aqricullure, Scofl Hall Council, CONNIE LOU SPOON, Lamonl, Educaliont NANCY SPO- SATO, Tulsa, Business, BT-E7 CAROL GENE SPROWLS, Barllesville, Home Ec.. AHEA, O-Sialers, CTM Club, Willard Hall Council: JOE STAFFORD. Wewoka, Aqricullure, Colleqiafe FFA, Rodeo Club. .N avi? B Adam Powell Predicled Revolulion .., x sv . , . ,,.. ,I . , I . . A - Q A .2 v.:i Q J , Y 2 . I .,,, . , M , T . f ,: .,i, i l , -. A - , , X 1. .f 21. Q- , X N i 4 i Fw ,Sul 'Cx A my X . W Q A gs l 'Q 95: ll' lk .A xi 41?i in Uniled Slales ROBERT EARL STAFFORD, Blackwell, Aqricullure, Aggie-X, Farmliousep DAN L. STAHL, Ponca Cily, Business, Aggie Sporls Car Club, Triangle, JUDITH ANN STANDRIDGE, Clnickaslna, AHS, WRA, PEMM Club, O-Slalers, JOHN MICHAEL STANFIELD, Midwesl Cily, Business, UAW, BFE, Business Sludenl Council, Lasso's 81 Larials, Younq Republicans, Resi- dence Rep.: MIKE STANFORD, Ponca Cily, A3155 DANNY L. STANTON, Rinqlinq, Enqineerinq, IEEE, Army ROTC, Flyinq Aqqies. JAMES EDWIN STANTON, Barllesville, Enoineerinq, AIA, XE, GLEN B. STARCHER JR., Snyder, Agri- cullure, -BAK, Aqqie Scribes: OSCAR K. STAUDT JR., Okmulqee, A8cS, ACM, IEEE, Karale Club: SUS- AN MARIE STAUDT, Slillwaler, Business, BAXI'-Sec., LINDA KAY STEAD, Barllesville, AHS, PEMM Club. WRAg M. CAROLYN STEBBING, Nowala, Educa- lion, SEA, Kill, Dean's Honor Roll, ACE, Willard House Council, AAA, Oranqe 81 Black Ouill, BYRON E. STEELE, Tulsa, AES, 'I'K'I': DOVELINE F. K. N. STEER, Kailua Oalwu, Hawaii, AES, PEMM Club, Sluclenl Enlerlainers, WRA, Wor'nen's Varsily Sporls, Sludenl' lobby, RAYMOND EDWARD STEE- FEY JR., Ballirnore, Md., Enqineerinq, AUM, ET, AIIEQ TULIO G. STEFINLONGO, Maracaibo, Vene- zuela, Enqineerinq, JAMES MATTHEW STEICHEN, Slillwaler, Enqineerino, OAK, ET, AZ. ASAE, Wlno's Wlio. Farrnlwousey MARK BRADFORD STEINLE, Tul- sa, ASS. JERRY H. STEPHENS. Clnickaslia. Business, VALETIA KAYE STEPHENS, Slillwaler, Horne Ec., HEED Club- VP, AHEA-Clwairrnanq KAREN SUE STEPP, Tulsa, AHS: CARL DWANE STEVENS, Healdlon, Enoiineer- inog HENRY LEE STEVENS, Sclwuller, Enoineerinq: JUDITH C. STEVENS, Yorkville, N.Y., Eilucalion, SEA, OFA, NEA, ACE. JAMES HOWARD STEWART, Clinlon, Enniineorinciq NANCY MARGARET STEWART, Wiclnila Falla, Tex., Business, WRA, Pres. Ifliliq PATRICIA KAYE STEW- ART, Dyer, lnil., Educalicn, PEMM Club. OEA. AHPER, Treasurer ol Sinole XNornen's Aplsq THOM- AS FRANKLIN STILES, Olfmulqee, Aqricullure, Block 81 Bridle, ATA, Colleqiale FFA: LARRY KENT STINCHCOMB, Oklalworna Cily, Aoricullure, Noic, Aoricullure Club? DAVID MAC STINE, Velma, ALS. Iliv ..i, LARRY WAYNE STINNET-I', Muskoqee, Enqineerinq, AICHE, -:Ti DAVID MICHAEL STOCKMAN, Barl- lesville, Business, Arnold Air Sociely: DENN'S GALE STOCKSEN, Mecllornl, Aqricullure, Aqqie-X, Men's Glee Club, LARRY GENE STONE, Anllers, Agricul- iure, ATA, Colleqiale FFA, S.W, Sales Execs., MARI- ANNE STONE, Ponca Cily, Business: JOHN F. STOOPS. Toledo, Ohio, Engineering, KDHZI, IIKN, IT, OAK, IEEE, Sociely ol Sl. Pal., BILL P. STOUGH, Leaque Cily, Tex., Educalion: CLAUDIA JO STOUGH, Lawlon, Eclucalion, HOW- ARD THOMAS STOUT, Clzerokee, Aqricullureq RON- NIE P. STOUT, Slillwaler, Educaliong SHIRLEY JEAN STOUT, Slillwaler, Educalion, KAII, WALTER KENT STOWELL, Slillwaler, Enqineerinq, TIKN, ET, IEEE. GARY GENE STRAKA, Oklalwoma Cily, Aoiricullure: ROYCE LEE STRATTON, Duranl, Aciricullure, Agron- orny Club: CHARLOTTE ELAINE STRECKER, Clnesl- er, Home Ec., Home Ec. Club, FRCD Club, SEA, Willard House Council, STEVEN G. STREICH, Gol- lry, Enoineerinq, IITZ, ET, AIAA: MARIANN STRELLER, Perry, A8151 SUSAN KAY STREMME, Tulpa, Ejucalion. JOHN LEWIS STRICKLAND, Duncan, Educalion, PEMM Club, ix: ANNE STROUD, Perry, Educalion, SEA, Younq Republicans, AZ: LARRY DAVID STU- ART, Fawlwuska. Business, EM, SUSIE STUART, Slnal- luck, Business, Army Blades, Lillle Siornas, REDSKIN Beauly, Pres.-X97 CHERYL ANN SUENRAM, Okla- lnorna Cily, Eclucalion, Oranqe X1 Black Ouill, AAA, Ias:o's X1 Larials: JACK R. SUGGS, Oklalnorna Cily. Enoineerino, Persliinq Rilles, OSU Skydiyers, HHN, Prcsidenfs Honor Roll, Arnold Air Sociely, KA. ROBERT BRYAN SULLIVAN, Olclfihornfa City Bus- iness IN-fl, If-lg ROBERT W. SULLIVAN, Seminole, A8,S, EBI, 'lfK'l', ANNEMARIE THERESA SUMAN, Olflalvorna Cily, Educolion, SEA, NEA, OEA, ACEg SHERALYN L. SUMMERS, Olclfahornn Cify, Educn- lion, Deenls Honor Roll, Panhelleriic Council, KAII, Ed, Sfudehl Council, Yound Dernocrals, KKII: LON- NIE l. SUMPTER, Barllesville, Enqineerinq' SHERRY LYNN SUTHERS, Sayre, Horne Ec, CHARLES WILLIAM SUTTER, Tulsa, AHS, Who's Who, Pres. Keyboard, Blue Key, IEC Serelor, Pres. ol V968 Sophomore Class, Chairman ol Pres. Coun- cil Pres, ol :NZ PHILLIP SUTTON, Oklahoma Ciiy, APRS, LAX: BARBARA J. SWANSON, Midwesl City, Educalion, Sludenl Lobby, SEA Youno Dernocrfals' GARY DEAN SWART, Derby, Kans., Engineering, IEEE. Enqr. Sludenl Council Trienqle: DEE CLAR- ENCE SWEENEY JR., Enid, Enqineeriho, AICHEQ BILL J. SWINNEA, Enid, Educfalior-. SEA, Younri Dernocrals. GEORGE DOMINICK TAHBONE, Por? Worrh, Tex., Enqirieerino' PAUL MICHAEL TALLEY, Spqvirfnw, Business: DAVID BRUCE TANNER, Clnrernore, En- nireerino, Semper Eidelis Sociely, AIIE, Flyinq A3- qies, 'I'KII'j EUGENE JOHN TARASENKO, Pierrnonl, N.Y., Busineis Russier Club, ARTHUR ROBERT TATE, Slilwell AKS, Elyinq Aqoies, Young Derno- crqils KVRO Radio Sales Marager' E. RAY TATY- REK, Belhany, AXS, Parker-I-lfall-Pres. 81 VP, MRHA, 'I'II-5 Scabberd 81 Blade, 'I'X, PSW Inlerhnll Council. CYNTHIA ANN TAYLOR, Boise Ciiy, Educalion, AAA, Kill, PEMM Club, WRA, IEW, Orange Z1 Black Quill, Presidenils Honor Roll? DAN LEROY TAYLOR, Oklahoma Cily, Educeliony JOANA TAY- LOR, Perry, Educalion, SEA, Seilino Club, Sludenl Enrerreiners, PEMM Club, RHA Leadership Conl., Vifillard Exec. Council' ORLA ANN TAYLOR, Bru- rnon, AHS, A-XA, Orange 81 Black Quill, RON TAY- LOR, Tulsa, Business, MKIII, -EAR' LARRY WAYNE TEEL, Cerler, Enqineerinq. MARGARET ELLEN TENER, Oklahoma Cily, Edu- culion. Morlar Board, AWS Special Privileges Board, AWS Judicial Board, SEA, Sludenr Counselor, Deanls Honor Roll, Wenfz Hull I-louse Council, DON M. TERRELL, Okrnuluee, A8157 PHILLIP WAYNE TERRY. lvlounlfain View, Engineerinq, ASME: CHESTER AR- THUR THAYER, Slillweler, AES, 'I'II-f ll-KK 'I'-XT, -Yrlq CARL DEE THOMA, Boise Cily, Agriculture Vice Pros. Aq. Sludenl Council, Arg. Sennror, Pres. Blue Key, Piesiderlls I-loror Hell, Whos. Who Vicf Pres. Liissos X1 Lnrials, Inlorcolloqiale Kniiihls, Presi- dcilis Council, Vice Pres. ZX' KEITH EDWARD THOMAS, Tishorninqo, Enfginecrinni, AICHE. DINAH JEAN THOMASON, Pryor, Home Ec. SEA, AA-3, Younrg Dernocrnls, Horne Ec. Club, JOHN DAVID THOMASON, Vinihi, Er.:inof3rirQ1 IT, 'I'Ii'l'- DOROTHY GALE THOMPSON, Boise Cily, Educn Iior, PEMM Club, WRA' JEANNE KATHERINE THOMPSON, Olclnhonnfa Cily, Home Ec., Youro Re- publicnns, Home Ec. Club, ZIIIA: JEANNE KAY THOMPSON, Biisfow, Home Ec.. SEA AHEA: M. DUAINE THOMPSON, Enid, A85 ACM, AICHE. CRAIG C. THROCKMORTON, Hennessey, A8157 ALAN DALE TODD, Chiclcnshfx, Educeliont DAVID R. TOHLEN, Tulsa, AES, Arnold Air Sociely, Deans Honor Roll, Younq Republican-,, Intramural Sporlsr KATHLEEN MAY TOLLE, Tulsfa, AHS, Werlz Hall- VP, WRHA Judicial Board, VR Skil Direclor: WIL- LIAM G. TOOMBS, Ednnowd A815 3-N' CHRIS D. TOWNSEND, Tulsa. AHS. o Seniors TIM- Iziggcst Ullilllgi' in 41 mlivgv girl is Ili-1' Q rw- ,, at ,,.. .f In to 'Fi x 1, 132100. and this herd heading lor class clzirezl anyone ui get in ils nay. QW .m, !e .- sf Q 'M kg, U, x 1' 1 .. V' 2,1 V. TE sz. ,., If ' I all IP , i r ms K , ZH, .5-F e. 555 . wi Qlw. Q, .,,,.. P I . 4W November War Moraforium Observed on Campus PAUL HENRY TRAUE, Midwesl Cily, ABS: GARY W. TRIPP, Blackwell, Engineering, ASAE, ET: CARO- LYN SUE TROTTER, Tulsa, Business, BI'-Y, HHH, BT-3, Presidenfs Council, Orange 81 Black Ouill: PA- TRICIA ARLEEN TROWER, MannTord, Business, SEA: GERALD DUANE TRUE, Tulsa, A8fS: THOMAS DEN- VER TRUNK, Seminole, Home Ec. CYNTHIA ANN TRUSSEL, Perry, Educaiion: PAULA E. TUCKER, Ada, Home Ec., Home Ec. Club, SEA: DANIEL LEE TULLIUS, Oklahoma Cily, AES, AE-A7 JOHN A. TUNDER, Buffalo, Agriculiure: DARRELL JOE TURNER, Lamar, Educalion: RONALD V. TURNER, Pasadena, Calif., Business, Acacia. DONALD LEE TURVEY, Blackwell, AES: MARCTA LEE TUTTLE, Oklahoma Cify, Business, BT-fi, Presi- denfs Honor Roll, BAXI', Pres. SEA, HUH, Young Re- publicans, AZ: MARJORIE LOUISE TYTENICZ, Lu- lher, Educalion, AAA, Orange 81 Black Ouill, Lasso's 81 Larials, SEA, KA-H, Presidenfs Honor Holl, Dean's Honor Rall, AEA: NANCY CECELIA ULLOM, Ponca Cily, AES: MARY C. VAANANEN, Tulsa, Business: CHERYL L. VAN BURKLEO, Tulsa, Home Ec., Home Ec. Club, CTM Club. RALPH ALLEN VAN OOSTRUM, Allus, Agriculture: FRANCES KATE VAN WYE, Tulsa, Home Ec.I CHESTER LEE VAN ZANI, Hunnewell, Kans., Agri- cullure: PAMELA JO VAUGHN, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec., AHEA, AEA: ROBERT MARRS VAUGHN JR., Oklahoma Cify, Business, 2i'I'E: CAROLE ANN VENATOR, Midwesl Cily, Business, O'SIaiers, SEA, Willard House Council. LINDA KAY VICK, Duncan, Home Ec., X52: CHAR- LES RICHARD VINING, Brislow. Engineering, BT, AIIBI, AIIE, -EAU: MICHAEL OWEN VINSON, Tul- sa, AHS: RAY T. VINYARD, Oklahoma Ciry, AXQS, Young Democrals, Campus ADA: LEO K. VOSS, Tul- sa, Business, UAW, AXA: THOMAS SIMMONS WADE, Lillle Rock, Ark., Agricullure, TKE. MARVIN L. WAHL, Miami, Agricullure, Collegiale FFA, ATA: CONSTANCE DIANNA WALKER, Still- wafer, Educarion: JOAN BEVERLY WALKER, Hous- Ton, Tex., AHS, Angel Elighf, ZTAIT, XQ: LARRY W. WALLACE, Alexandria, Va., Business, Pershing Rifles, ABIT: RALPH D. WALTHALL, Ponca Cily, Engineer' ing: LONNIE MURL WANN, Poleau. Agriculfure, Aggie-X, S.W. Exec. Sales-Alhlelic Chairman. ROSELYN D. WANN, Poleau, Educahon, KAHI LINDA L. WARD, Ouinlon, Educalion: HENRY FRANKLIN WARDEN, Seminole, Agriculiure. ATSZI EMILY ANN WARNER. Brislow, AES, Sludenr En- ferlainers, Orange Bc Black Quill, Young Republicans, KATI, BSU, Collegiafe 4-H: MIKE OLEN WASS, Sfillwafer, Business, AKXP, KKXV. EHR, 'I'ITE, OSU Marching 81 Concerr Bands: LINDA K. MARSHALL WATKINS, Slillwafer, Educalion. STAN ALAN WATKINS, Ardmore, Engineering: DANNY WARREN WATSON, Perry, Business: GARY LAVAN WATSON, Council Hill, Engineering, XA: MICHAEL LYNN WATSON, Oklahoma Cily, Educa- lion, AlDD, TUC: KATRIN CYNTHIA WATT, Tulsa, ABS, Presidenhs Council, AAA, Orange Bc Black Quill: KENNETH R. WATTS, Lawlon, ABS, Geologie cal Sociefy, Cordell Hall Council. STEPHEN WADE WATTS. Lawfon, Agriculfure. XA, Block B1 Bridle: ANN WEATHERLY, Slillwaler, ABS. Angel Plighr. Orange 81 Black Quill, EAII, ABS Slu- denl Council, X9: SAMMY WEAVER, Sfroud, Agri- cullure, Block 81 Bridle: DOROTHY WEBB, Eorl Smilh, Ark., Home Ec., XA, KATT, Collegiale 4-H: JERRY WEBB, Slillwaler, Educalion, Jaycees: TED WEBB, Blue Jacket Education. All-American Warcl Draffecl by Minnesofa Vikings WALTER H. WEBB, Cushinfq, Business: BARBARA JEAN WEEKS, Oklahoma Ciry, Home Ec., Home Fc. Club, CTM Club: DEBORAH ANN WEGER, Cal- berr, Educalion, Deans Honor Roll, JAMES LARRY WEHMULLER, Okarche. Business, Universily Choir, Flyino Aqqies' JESS ANN WELCH, Duncan, ABS, PEMM Club, WRA, NM? FRED P. WENDEL, Eu- laula, Business. BARRY F. WEST, Brislow, Enoineerinqg ELIZABETH LEE WEST, Muldrow, Home Ec., VJRI-IA Presiderl, Home Ec. Sludenl Council, UN, 'I'TII. Oranqe B Black Quill, RHA Honorary, KENNETH JAMES WEST, Crescen', Enqineerino, Sludenl Senale. Emir. Council, AIIE, SAME, Younq Republicans, Farmhousog LOREN R. WEST, Cushing Educalion' EDWYN D. WESTER, Oklahoma City, Business: KAREN ANN WHALEY, Alma, Business, IIQII, Willard Hour? Council, SEA, AWS Leqislaliye Board. DUB WHEELER, Oklahoma Cily, Business, INF, :ANT KENT C. WHEELER, Midwesl Cily, AES, YOUIIKI Re oublicavs, WILLIAM F. WHISENANT, Homirgf AXfSi WILLIAM F. WHISENANT, Horniny, AES, Fenciini Club, PHILIP ORMAN WHISENHUNT, Tulsi, ABS, KIUIC OSU Morchinfi Band' BRUCE FOSTER WHITE, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, Presidrerifs Honor Roll, Deans Honor Roll, AFROTC. KATHY ANN WHITE, Ponca Cify, Home Ec., presi- denlls Honor Roll, Deans Honor Roll, UN, 'IITUQ MICHAEL JEAN WHITE, Oklahoma Cily, AXIS, 'l'X, Youno Democrals, lCI3AI3res., Campus Chesl, O-SIM' ers, IK, USN, 'l'll'l-VP: RALPH BERRY WHITE, Slillwarer. Business, 'IIKTT RONALD EUGENE WHITE, Oklahoma Cily, Business, Scabbard X1 Blade, A-fill, lllllq RUTH ANN WHITNAH, Cushino, Edu' calion, SCIA., CEC, SEA: RANDY L. WHITTAKER, Manqum, ABS, IFC, Sludenl Senale, Supreme Courl Juslice, MKT, SUAB, Pres. 'l'l'l. VICTOR E. WICKERSHAM, Manfgum, Busiress, Young Democrats, 'l'l'-X' DON EDWARD WIECH- MANN, Ponca Cily, AXIS, Model UN, Younq Rev publicars, Mililary Ollicers Club, SAIC: ROBERT MCGOWAN WIER, Columbia, S.C., Educalion, AN, Acacia: LINDA GENE WILBANKS, Meeker, Home Ec., Home EC. Club, LAVON H. WILCOX, Byars, ABS: JANE MARIE WILDER, Tulsa, ABS, Who'f, W'ho Vice Pres. Morrar Board, Pres. ill. WARREN JAMES WILKIE, Winriipefg, Maniloba, Canada, Home Ec., HBR Sociely, SAM, HSMA: MELVIA EUGENE WILKINS, Fox, AXIS, Men's Glee Club, University Choir: DON WILKINSON, EI Reno, Business, AX: CLARK MORGAN WILLIAMS, Enid, ABS, : 'l':i EMI GLENNA SUE WILLIAMS, Wfillers. Home EC.: JIM L. WILLIAMS, Tulsa, Business, Arnold Air Sociery, limqf. JUDY KAY WILLIAMS, Altus, ABS, Defin's Honor Roll, Reoerrs Scholar, Rresidenfs Council, EAI. Treas., CADA, KAI-I7 LARRY WILLIAMS, Vini'a, AXS, Alro-American Sociely, ITAW, MICHAEL DEAN WILLIAMS, Claremore, Aoricullure, Horlir cullure Club-Trees.: ROBERT E. WILLIAMS, Hominif, Business, 'lrK'l', MIST, SUAB, Deans Honor Roll, STEVEN KENT WILLIAMS, Tulsa, Enoineerinci, AIIF, lllilt WILLIAM H. WILLIAMS, Homewood, Ill.. . ,,, Business, O-Sralors, MINI, 'I'll'l. JOHN WILLIAMSON, Midwesl Cily, AHS, 'LII-E, OAK, LARRY GRANT WILLIS, Pauls Valley, AES, ll-KK, AES Sluienl Council, Fa'mhcu'e Fral.: NEAI- A. WILLISON, Ponca Ciry, Ejucarion, Presidenlls Council, KAII, SEET' DON A. WILSON, Duncan, ABS, ix, JOHN WILSON, Ardmore, Elucaiion, Per hino Rilles, Karale Club: STEVEN D. WILSON, Slillwaler, Eclucafion, fI1III, TIIC, Deans Honor Rall. STEPHEN STONE WILT, Guymon, Enoinoerincg, Tri- anqle, DONNA JEAN WINCHELL, Oklahoma Cilyi Business, HAXI'-Sec., Oranqe Bc Black Ouill, l5l'1, A-X-3 Wesl Bennefl Hall Council-Treas., ANN WIN- Allus, KAII, EAI, Oranqe 81 Black Ouill, III-3fI', SARA L. WINT, Tulsa, Home Ec., MKII, HXIID Club, Home Ec. Club? SHARON D. WINTERS, Barflesville Home Ec. AIA, HHID Club: SUSIE WINTERS, Tulsa, Educfilion, Educalion Sludenl Council, KA!-I, ii, rg' :JZ 4 T , ... , , T s L. -if 5 . I ,P gg.. , . . 'T-7. f., fi. 'I rin ., A as 5 I , I' 2 1 is ' - v n 4, . G ,K Q .1 ig. Q W- -ef - A f il' i ,. fy. ..., sv.. 3, .,' 1:31 ' ' .1 ,gs I 'Y'fi:: 1 ' SJ' is , ,i E Xe' W 3, I . is M Q i f I T s T ww 'F sz.-y 9, M... , M Z 'W' '1'i?H5 2 -. r -, m m: 4. . ' ' Q. ' ii . If ,J I : 5 T is , . I x L 'ls J, Y ' A f Ji' 3 - I wi' Ervin vii . X -5? 4, I A I Q i ',,. 6 .3 53 'fuer -, if . W-.4 Slale Leaders Spoke al OSU Fund- i s i w ig is 414.1-if y k E , yn ,lg , Q, Q K, . ffl, X My gy .. is: ' .iagif as ilk. M' -'43 3 S FN 3 - sv.. A, f ,E eeb, eeee . , .fill ' I V ,Z ' sf? , Seniors A single chair-the last remnant ol Williams Hall, one of the oldest buildings on campus and a landmark of the Midwest. Raising Banquel NORMAN DURWAYNE WILSON, Bokchilo, Agricul- lure, Aqronomy Club: ELIZABETH JEAN WOLEE, Kingfisher, A81S, Young Republicans: NORMAN C. WOLFE, Cushinfg, Afgricullure AX, Aggie-XFVP, Ag. Sludenl Council, Aqqie Toaslmaslers, Farmhouse: WILLIAM G. WOMBLE, Oklahoma Cily, Engineer- inq, 'I'H-E, HT-E, Zilli, ASME, Sociely ol Sl. Pal.: GARY BRENT WOOD, Barllesville Enqineerinq, ST, AIA: JAMES LAWRENCE WOOD, lvlidwes' Cily, A81S, 'IUVIU Younq Republicans, ROBERT H. WOOD, Lawlon, Educalion: SHERRY ELAINE WOOD, Ardmore, Home EC.: CHERYL SUE WOODS, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, SEA, WRA, Assoc. lor Childhood Ed.: DOROTHY SUE WOODS, Cushing, Educalion: LARRY GENE WOODS, Lawlon, Educalion: ROBERT C. WOODS, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec,, HKR Society. CHARLES LOUIS WOODY, Oillon, Business: LARRY DALE WORSHAM, Srilwell, AHS, AHS Sludenf Council, Model UN, IAN: CAROL LYNN WRIGHT, Slillwaler, Educalion, KA: WILLIAM AUBREY WRIGHT, ldabel, Business, Elyinq Aqqies: JEAN WYATT, Slillwaler, AES: NATALIE E. YARNALL, Slillwaler, A8fS, KKFZ LES- LIE S. YARYAN, Enid, AES, X53: GLADYS J. YORK, Muskoqee, Home Ec., UN, 5IK'I', Ol-IEA, AHEA, KA: JAMES GILBERT YOUNG, Vfoodwaid, AES, Young Republicans: JIMMIE CLYDE YOUNG, Slillwfiler. AES, STEVEN ERIC YOUNG, Barllesville, AES, ACS? ROSE MARIE YUNKER, Hunnewell, Kans., AES. I-AI, Kill, MENC, Universily Choir: LAWRENCE RAY ZAWICKI, Mission, Kans., Enoineerir-Q, AIAA, IEEE, IIKN: ANN ZIEGLER, Oklahoma Cily, ASS. Socioloqv Club: CLARENCE G. ZITTERKOB, Mani' fou Business Ski Club. JEAN ANN ALKERSON bfullwaier Graduafe VIRG- IL ACKERSON Shllwaier Graduate JAMES PAUL Shllwafer Graduare TESFAYE AKLILU Adds Ababa Erhropua Graduafe WILMA JEAN ALEX- Commerce Enomeerm THEROLD EUGENE BAI- VENKATESALU BALAGOPAL Coumbafore I8 Tam- PETER RUDOLF BENZ Neulwausen Swufzerland En- Ne1I1erIands Europe Graduafe VICHIT BOONYA- G BORGSTROM S+nIIwa+er Business ANDREW CHESTER BOSTON S+wIIwaIe Aqrnculfure CAROL Comm WHO S WIWO Fmalssf I I NATHANIEL RAY BROWN Sfomewall Busmess CHALALUCK BUNNAG Barmqkok Tharlard Grlduare FLORA MARILYN COFFEE S uIIwa+er GraduaTe DEANNA SUE COINER Mrdwesf Cwfy Home EC ARTHUR VENTON COOK Adelaide Aus+raIna Graduafe' ford Graduafe Grad Sfud nf Council RAY ED- LARRY D CULBERSON Srlllwafer Graduafe JIM- MIE G DeBANO Hmfon Graduare ROBERT BRUCE DICK Tecumseh Miss Educa vom Comrms- I DONALD LEE DUNCAN Okiahama CW Edr WILLIAM WAYNE DURAND PoIIock La Home E COY JOE EDWARDS Warner Graduafe' MANOUCHEHR ELISON Tehran Iran Enczmeer- 'I 'I ' ar llIxN LEE GARLAND ESPRIT Pad Arrrmur ANITA JANE FLEMING Tecumsen Graduafe KEN- NY A FRANKS Okemah Gradua'e LEON FRAZIER, HuntsvxIIe Fda Gradr He JAMES LUKE FRINK III, Graduafe S+uden'rs 'wwf' .Vey M 36 W I fs I 373- aw ' n , A M' 1 if' -, H5 f up-04 M- 497 Gradua+e S'rucIen'rs H, , . In Q ..,:' . .. .1 Q7 I 14.224 5 l l is BENJAMIN MOSS FRYE, Shepherdsviile, Ky.. Grad- uaiei JAMES K. GARNETT, OkIahorna Ciry. Gradu- areg EDWARD EVERETT GAY JR., Springdaie, Ark.. Graduare, ASAE: JOSEPH ROBERT GEIS, OkIa- homa Ciry, Business, Blue Key, 'I'Kf'7: AMR A. GHALY, Srillwarer, Engineering: MARY ELIZABETH GILBERT, Perry, GraduaTe, fPKfI'. GORDON B, GILBERT JR., Sriliwaier, Business, BAXII, Alixlfg LARRY BOOTH GILLHAM, Enid, Ag- ricuirurej B. JUNE GILLIAM, Sriilwarer, Home Ec-, ON, AHEA, HBQID Ciub, 'l'KCI': MURRIEL L. GILLI- AM, Sriiiwarer, Graduare: BEVERLY SUZANNE GREENE, MarshviIIe, N.C., Home Ec., AHEA. NCHEA, AZT: RONALD G. GROTHER, Garber. Graduaie, MKT, SAM, 'I'KT. GEORGE G. GUNN, Rockford, III., Graduare, ROTC Rifle Team: HOWARD RAYDEAN GUNSAULIS, Longdale, Graduare: PRABODH CHANDRA GUP- TA, New Deihi, India, Graduare, IEEE, India Siudeni' Assoc.: VINOD C. GUPTA, Ahmedabad-4 Guiarar, India. Engineering: S. L. HACKWORTH JR., SHI!- warer, Graduaie: JOHN WM. HANSON, Oilron, Engineering. THOMAS W. HARBISON, S+iIIwa+er, Graduare: AT: MOHAMAD YAHYA HASHMY, Karachi, Pakisian. Graduare: CECELIA TRECIA HILL, Srillwarer, Grad- uaie, XIII?-I: AL LYNN HOCH, Srillwafer, Graduare, Enrornology Club: KLAAS HOOGENDOORN. S+iII- warer, Graduare. 'DA-K: DAVID E. HOPSON, S+iII- wafer, Graduare, AZ, ATV. JOHN B. HOWARD, Srillwarer. Graciuare, HKN, ET, IEEE, Fiying Aggies: MICHAEL L. HUGMES, S+iIIwaTer, Engineering, ASCE, XE: C. J. HURLBUT, Choufeau, Gracluare: SHUEN-CHENG HWANG, Sriiiwafer, Graduare: CHIT IADSUNG, Bangkok, Thailand, Educaiion: ROBERT CURTIS IKARD, Boise Ciry, Engineering, ET, ASME, AIAA. KOHEI, ISHIHARA, Irnazu Shiga. Japan, Engineer- ing, STKE, DANNA KAYE JONES, Okiahoma Cify. Graduaie: WAYNE CARL JONES, I-Iunringfon, VI. Educarion, IEEE, fi'AKg BALVIR KUMAR JUNEJA, S+iIIwaIer, Engineering: ELIJAH RWAK KAAHWA, For? PorI'aI, Uganda, Graduare, ATA, AVA, NVATA, African Srudenrs Assoc.: DIANE KELTON, Muldrow. Home EC., KAH, FIHTO, AAU, WILLIAM ROY KEM, Searrie, Wash., ASQS. PEMM CIub, Gyrnnas'I'ics CIub: HOSHANG P. KHAMBAT- TA, Karachi-3, Pakisian, Graduare: NEAL HAROLD KILMER, AIva, Graduaie, GJAT, HME, AM. Chem. Sociery: CHARLES ALEXANDER KING, Tulsa, En- gineering: SATHORN KONGPIROON, Bangkok, ThaiIand, Agriculrureg SUMON KONGSAWASDI, Thaiiand, Educaiion. TIMOTHY SOLADAYE KOWOBARI, Ibadan. Wesfern Nigeria, Engineering: ASHOK C. KULKARNI, SHII- waier, Graduaie: RICHARD LAURENCE KUNZE, Shawnee, Business, 'PK'Y', AZ, Farmhouse: JACK C. KURT, Nowara. Agriculrureq JOHN C. KUSEL. Fori' Cobb, Aqriculrureg SAMUEL LABOY-ALVARADO. Guaynabo, Puerio Rico, Graduaiie. ALEX JEAN LASSKER, Arbon, Swiizeriand, Engineer- ing: CHING PO LEE, Taipei, Taiwan, Graduafe: MARYE-NELL LEGG, Enid, Graduafe: WILLIAM E. LEGG, Enid, Graduaie, Blue Key, ATA: MARY LYNN LEWIS, Wearherford, AES: HO-MU LIN, Siiliwarer, Engineerino. ii DIEGO R. LONDONO Cali Columbia Graduate ROBERTO LOPEZ, Manizales, Colombia, Graduate, MARY LYNN LUTHER, Ponca City, Business, HEN- RY F. MAGALIT, Laquna, Philippines, Graduate: MARSHA SUE MAISON, Stillwater, Graduate, Army Blades, Little Siqrnas, KA, JOHN MALISON, Co- lumbus, N.J.. Agriculture. JUDITH ANN MATTOX, Stillwater, Home Ec.: MICHAEL L. MAY, Roosevelt, Graduate: DIANE MATHERS MCDANIEL, Texhoma, Education: LETHA FAYE MITCHELL, Kinoman, Kans., Home Ec.g NIL- DA MORALES-VENTURA, Guaynabo, Puerto Rico, Graduate: TANYA DELL MORAN. Seminole, Grad- uale. JOHNNIE E. MORRISON JR., Davenport, Business, flfEE, Mm, mm, AKXI', AMKTA, MBA Invest Assoc.: JAMES MURPHY, Agriculture, WMA, Stu- dent Entertainers, Tyrone, Graduate, WILLIAM ROLFE MURPHY, Crosseft, Ark., Graduate: BOON- CHITTA NALAMLIENG. Stillwater, Graduate, SYED QASEEMUL HASAN NAQVI, Karachi, West Pak- istan, Graduate, RONNIE EARL NELSON, Lindsay. Agriculture. STEVEN JOE NOBLES, Tulsa, Graduate, ABDEL- MONEM AMIN NOFAL, Stillwater, Engineering: CURTIS L. NOLEN, Oklahoma City, Graduate, 'DKGL DENNIS ALVIN O'REAR, Chickasha, Graduate: JO- SEPH BERNARD O'TOOI.E, Stillwater, Graduate, TKEg DENZIL EDWARD OSWALT, Chickasha, Busi- ness, MKT, Acacia. PRABHAKAR R. PAMIDI, Banoalore, india, Gradu- ate: PANJEET K. PANCHOLY, Stillwater, Graduate? BASHIR AHMAD PARVEZ, Taunsa D.G.Kahn, W. Pakistan, Graduate, THAKORBHAI TRIKAMBHAI PATEL, Baroda, India. Engineerinq: DENISE ANN PIERCE, Lebanon, Kans., Business, JACK W. PRITCHARD, Shawnee, Graduate, 'I'-AK, AUA, NUATA, OUATA, AATEA, Red Red Rose. PRAS ITTHI PROMMOOI., Sonqkhla, Thailand, Edu- cation: UMPORN PUGDECHATI, Bangkok, Thailand, Graduate: PRACHARK PUKDEERUT, Thailand, Edu- cation, MOHAMMAD AMIN QURESHI, Lahore, W. Pakistan, Education, JESSE LON RANGE, Fort Worth, Tex., Graduate: SUWAT RATANABHOOM, Banokok, Thailand, Graduate. JACK B. REVELLE, Tucson. Ariz., Engineering, ET, AUM. AIIE, Oklahoma State Engineer, O'Colleqian7 J. NARASIMHA REDDY, Waranoal, Andhra Pradesh, India, Enqineeringg WM. ROSS REINWALD. Still- water. Graduate, ZI'Eg PHILLIP C. ROGERS, Erick, Graduate: ALAN CAMPBELL ROUTH, Stillwater, Graduate, MBA lnvest. Assoc., IK, IEEE, BAE-Treas., Sec.. Pledqe Traner7 HAMED SALEM SAEEDY, Still- water, Enoineerino, t WEN I ro nv AIR-INDIA ,SWf ' K 1 H Seniors ,. 5 Iihe International Fair gave these Indian students an opportunity tn tell about their t-tiuntry and its customs. Y. -ak -Y M .- W' .,. .--me -S.. bv i . .-Jr' . af.. YF ii' uv- 'Q' is ,.A Y,, fgr. ikqy H I X if - ll I i , 21: - - - Ii BZL- - -,,.- -..xE'- Ai 9 V-! I A ' 500 GHULAM MURTAZA SALEEM, Lahore, Wes+ Pak- islan, Graduafe: THOMAS KELLEY SANSORD, Slill- waler, Graduafe, AEU, 'IJK'I', BFE, AT: THAM- NOB SANGMANDIKUL, Bangkok, Thailand, Gradu- are: PARWINDER SINGH SAROYA, Hosmiarpur, India, Engineering: KANAIYA M. SATA, Slillwafer, Graduale: PAUL J. SCANLON, Shellon, Conn., Graduale, IA-2, TIE, Fire Prolecfion Sociefy, Red Red Rose. DENNIS L. SCHNEIDER, Oklahoma Cily, Graduale, KD-H, 9A'I', Theafre Guild, Acacia: TERRY ELTON SCHULZ, Trouldale, Ore., Graduafe: EUGENE JO- SEPH SCHWARZ. Okarche, Business, RAW, 'PKTZ SUSAN JANELLE SEELEY, Duranl, Graduare: DAVID M. SEIFERT, Slillwarer, Educafion: PAUL JOSEPH SEMTNER, Konawa, Graduale. THELIA K, SEWELL, Perry, Graduale: HARRY SHAO, Kowloon, Hong Konq, Business: PARAVEL SHUNMUGAVELU, Dindiqul Madras, India, Engi- neering: GARY MICHAEL SIMON, Blackwell, Grad- uale: ASHWINI KUMAR SINHA, Bihar, India, En- qineerinq: ERIC WILLIAM SKOUBY, Sfillwaler, Edu- calion. CLAIRE GARNIER SMITH, Edmond, Business, DON- ALD EUGENE SMITH, Balesville, Ark., Gradualei WINTON L. SMITH, Slillwaler, Educalion: PATRI- CIA RUTH SOULEK, Perry, Gradualei ROBERT N. SPROWLS, Slillwaler, Agricullure, Black 81 Bridle, AFP: SOMNUK SRISAMOODKHAM, Chainqrnai, Thailand, Educalion. BETTY JEAN STOCKTON, Moore, Home EC.: RON- NAL DALE STOLL, lndiahorna, Gracluale: PATRICK J. STRECK, Oklahoma Cily, Graduale 'I'K9: JERRY C. STURDY, Tulsa, Graduale: CHEUNSUK SUTI- NONT, Banqkok, Thailand, Educalionz GARY DON TALIAFERRO, Gulhrie, Gracluale, BAXI1, BFE, AK'1f. PATRICIA L. TATUM, Vallianl, Graduale: RACH- ANEEPEN TEMSUK, Dhonburi, Thailand, Gradualei SOMPOL TEMSUK, Banqkokyai Dhonburi, Thailand, Graduale: LEROY THOMAS, Wealheriord, Gradu- ale, OEA: JOHN BRUCE TIGER, Tulsa, Graduale, HAM, 115-X, K-Y: SYLVIA SMITH TITUS, Slillwaler, Graduale. TERRY C. TITUS, Sfillwafer, Aqricullure, Pres. Gradu- afe Sludenr Council: SHUNRO TOKASHIKI, Oki- nawa, The Ryukyu Islands, Graduafe: PRAKASH PADMAKAR VAIDYA, Slillwaler, Gradualeg JIRA- WUDH VANASUP, Banqkok, Thailand, Graduale: JORGE E. VARGAS, Slillwaler, Agricullure: JAMES A. VOIGT, Slillwaler, AHS. PINIT VONGMASA, Banqkok, Thailand, Gradualep JAY S. WAGLE. Sfillwaler, Graduale, 'I'E-S, AKKP, MKT. ATU: GLENDA L. WARREN, ldabel, Horne Ec., AHEA, KATT, AKBI, AKA: LIANG-TSAI WEI, Taiwan, China, Graduale: WAYNE L. WHALING, Barllesville, Graduafep CHESTER F. WILLEY, Cald- well, Kans., Graduale. W. DOUGLAS WILSON, Duncan, Graduale, :XZ MAHETEME SELASSIE WOLDE-TSADICK, Addis Aloaba, Elhiopia, Graduafe: WAI-LEUNG WONG, Shankiwan, Honey Konq, A8157 METIN BIRKAN YILDIRIM, Adapazari, Turkey, Aqricullure, EE. ASA. CSSA, Red Red Rose: YUKIO YOKOYAMA, Tokyo, Japan, Educalion. 'I'AK, KAII: ROBERT C. ZAHL, Slillwaler, Engineering. Ve+erlnary Medicine MALCOLM NEIL ALLISON, Woodward, Vet Med.I MICHAEL LEE ANDREWS, SHIIwaIer. Vet Med.: RANDY LEE ASHLEY, HaiIeyviIIe, Vet Med.i GEORGE PAT BADLEY, GrainoIa, Vet Med.: ROB- ERT JOHN BAHR, Ft SmI'rI1, Ark., Vet Med.: CLETA SUE BAILEY, BarIIesviIIe, Vet Med. RICHARD BAKER, Guymon, Vet Med.: MARY ELIZABETH BARIBEAU, Hunnnqfon, W. Va., Vet Med.: ROBERT EARL BARROS, JacksonvIIIe, Ark., Vet Med.: DONALD GLEN BATTIN, Green Forest Ark., Vet Med.: G. PAT' BELFORD, Broken Arrow, Vet Med.: STEPHEN BENNETT, Bafon Rouoye, La.. Vet Med. DAVID EARL BILLINS, Camden, Ark., Vet Med.: JULIA TAIT BLUE, Romney W. Va., Vet Med. THOMAS M. BOWLES, Henryeffa, Vet Med.: RICHARD TIMOTHY BREDLOW, Enqland Ark., Vet Med.: DEBORAH KENNY BRIGGS, AsI1eviIIe, N.C. Vet Med.: CARL DOUGLAS BROWN, Hickory, Vet Med. REBECCA JANE BURDETTE, CI1arIesIon, W. Va.. Vet Med.: JACK W. BUTLER, Tulsa, Vet Med.: PHILLIP RAY CHITWOOD, Poteau, Vet Med.: JIM CHARLES CHOCKLEY, Beaver, Vet Med.: SYBIL FAE CHRISTIAN, Kinder, La., Vet Med.: BILL CLAY, Stillwater, Vet Med. BOB R. CLEMENTS, Jonesboro, Ark., Vet Med.: ELIZABETH A. COCHRAN, I3radIey, Ark., Vet Med.: ANTHONY WAYNE CONFER, Hot Sprinqs, Ark., Vet Med.: JAMES RICHARD CRAWFORD. Winston-Salem, N.C., Vet Med.: SAM M, CROSBY, SHIIwafer, Vet Med.: ALVON PAUL CROSSLIN, Tanlequah, Vet Med. GARY L. DETRICH, Midwesr CiIy, Vet Med., DON- ALD PAUL DICHARRY, Baton Rouge, La., Vet Med.: DANNY LEE DILLON, Kernersville, N.C., Vet Med.: JAMES RAY EKART, Tulsa, Vet Med.: LARRY DALE ENDERSBY, Woodward, Vet Med.: JIM D. ENIS, WiIIour+on, Vet Med. FRED M. ENRIGHT, Baton Rouqe, La., Vet Med.: THOMAS CHARLES EUBANKS, Srillwafer, Vet Med.: WILLIAM B. FAIRCHILD, Sunshine, La., Vet Med.: SUSAN C. FAULKNER, Lewlsburq, W. Va.. Vet Med.: WILLIAM BURTON FEARS, Oklahoma Cify, Vet Med.: WILLIAM EDWARD FERRELL, Leedey, Vet Med. GEORGE WILLIAM FLYNT, Winston-Salem, N.C., Vet Med.: GARY WAYNE FRANCE, Roqers Ark.. Vet Med.: LARRY E. FRANKS, WaIdo, Ark., Vet Med.: CHARLES FREEMAN, Senfinel, Vet Med.: JOHN THOMAS GAGE, TuIsa, Vet Med., DONNIE LEE GARDNER, Lone Grove, Vet Med. DOUGLAS GUY GAST, New OrIeans, La.. Vet Med.: GERALD LEON GIBSON, Hardesfy, Vet Med.: WILLIAM H. GOOLDY, Pryor Creek, Vet Med.: ROBERT CHARLES GREEN, Afton, Vet Med., AZ, A'I', InIercoIIeqIa+e Kniqhfs, ENg JOHN LEE GUERRA, WIIburIon, Vet Med.: KENNETH E. GUNKEL, EIdoradO, Vet Med. ROBERT M. GWIN, Oklahoma Cify, Ver. Med.: GLENN D. HACKABEE, Oklahoma Cily, Ver. Med.: ROBERT D. HALL, Srillwaler, Ver. Med.: HART- FORD RAY HAMILTON JR., Lonoke, Ark., Ver. Med.: JOHN HAMMOND, Slillwafer. VeI'. Med.: HOWARD WAYNE HANEY, Ardmore, Vel. Med. RICHARD D. HANSCHU, Dewey, Ver. Med.: CHARLES S. HATFIELD, Soulhwesl' Cily. Mo., Ve-'IZ Med.: CHAUDHRY SIKANDAR HAYAT, Garh Maharaia, W. Pakislan, Ver. Med.: JOHN BENNETT HAYS, Oklahoma Cily, Vel. Med.: JERRY B. HEDG- ES, Vici, Vel. Med.: JAMES BURL HENSLEY, Pauls Valley, Vel. Med. KENNETH WOODROW HILL, Hickory, N.C., Ver. Med.: FRED ALLEN HINES, Slillwaler, Ve'I'. Med.: DICKY J. HODGES, Boise Cily, Vel: Med.: E. CLAY HODGIN, Greensboro, N.C.. Ve'l'. Med.: AL- VIN LEROY HOWELL, Lexiriqlon, Ver. Med.: JOE M. HOWELL, Waynoka, Ver, Med., SI'udenI Senale, AZ, Aqf, AVMA, JIFC, Dairy Science Club, Farm- house. BABETTE SIMMS HUMPHREY, Manningfon, W. Va.. Ve'I'. Med.: WILLIAM JOE HUMPHREY, Sallisaw. VeI'. Med.: KAY HUSELL, Oklahoma Cily, Vef. Med.: GLENN A. HUTCHINSON, Sprinqfield, La., Vef. Med.: CHARLES STEPHEN JACKSON, EdenTon,, N.C., Ver. Med.: BILLY JOE JOHNSON, Claremore, Vel, Med. TERENCE JONES, Pawnee, Ver. Med.: RICHARD EUGENE KEETON, EI Dorado, Ark., Ver. Med., AT: GEORGE H. KENDALL, Slillwaler, Ve+. Med.: LAR- RY ALAN KERR, Burron, W. Va., Vel. Med.: RON- NY EDWIN KIEHN, Cordell, VeI'. Med.: DAVID ROY KINKAID, Ponca Cily, Ver. Med., Blue Key. AVMA, AXP, KE. CHERYL PORTER KNOBLOCH, Belhany, Ver. Med.: STANLEY DWIGHT KOSANKE. CORDELL, Vel. Med MICHAEL DOYLE KRIEGER, Hobarf, Ver. Med MAXWELL A. LEA JR., Balon Rouge, La., Ver. Med.: JOHN M. LEBUS, New Orleans, La., Ver. Med.: DIANA G. LOEFFLER, Oklahoma Cily, Vel. Med JOSEPH ALBERT LUEBKER, Sfulfqarlr, Ark., Vet Med.: JAMES JOSEPH LUMBERS, Del Cily, Ver. Med.: PAUL RODNEY LYLES, Hooker, VeI'. Med.: WILLIAM PAUL MACLEES JR., Orienlal, N.C., Ver. Med.: EDWARD ALLEN MAHAFFEY, Winslon Sa- lem, N.C., Vel, Med.: LARRY O'I'I' MAYBERRY, Slillwaler, Ver. Med, CARL PATRICK McCOY, Ripey, W. Va., Vef. Med.: JOHN MARTIN MCDANIEL, Texhoma, Vel. Med.: CLIFF RAMSEY McDONALD, Afoka, Vef. Med.: JOHN E. MCGUIRE, Tulsa, Vel. Med.: BEN H. Mc- KINLEY, Lookout Ver. Med.: JEFF D. MCMASTER, Slillwaler, Vel: Med. LAWRENCE MCTAGUE, Ardmore, Ve'l'. Med.: VIR- GIL EDWIN MCWILLIAMS, Slillwafer, Vel. Med.: KRISTAN KARL MEYERER, Balon Rouge, La., Vet Med., 'I'Kq': ROGER LEE MIMS, Oklahoma Cify, Ve+. Med.: LARRY L. MINTER, Oklahoma Cily, Vef. Med.: LONNIE MOORE, Woodward, Ve'r. Med. SAMMY FRANK MOORE, Lawlon, Vel. Med.: ERIC ALAN MUNSON, Glenfield, N.D., Vef. Med.: JOHN LOWERY MYERS, Tulsa, Ver. Med.: KENNETH G. NEUENS, Bismarck, N.D., Ver. Med.: MARVIN BOYD NEWLIN, Slillwaler, Ver. Med.: GARY DEAN NIDA, Perry, VeI'. Med, RONALD WAYNE NIDA, Perry, Ver, Med.: LARRY LEE NOLEN, Burbank, Vol. Med.: LAWAYNE THOMAS NUSZ, Okeene, Ver. Med.: KENNETH EDWARD O'HANLON, Mariella, Vef. Med., Am. Vel. Med. Assoc.: ANNA BEATRICE PARKER, Alma, Ark., Vet Med.: BURL RICHARD PHIFER JR., Sa- vanna, Vef. Med. CHARLES WAYNE OUALLS JR., Sfillwafer, Vel. Med.: JAMES BRUCE RALSTON, EI Dorado. Ark.. Vef. Med.: THOMAS CLAYTON RANDOLPH, Salli- saw, Vef. Med.: JOHN O. REGNIER, Kenlon, Vel. Med.: JOHN BENNIT RENFRO, Slillwaler, Vel. Med: JIM L. REYNOLDS, Sfillwaler, Vel. Med. JAMES O. RICHARDSON JR., Slokesdele, N.C.. Ver. Med.: KEN RIDDLE, Broken Arrow, Vel. Med.: JON C. ROGERS, Sapulpa, Vef. Med.: JERRY DE- WITT ROLL, Vinifa, Vel. Med.: CHARLES MARSH- ALL SAVELL, Belon Rouoe, La., Vein Med.: COLE- MAN L. SCOTT, Sepulpa, Vel, Med. JOHN F. SCOTT, Tulsa, Vel. Med.: LARRY DALE SHAW, El Reno, Vef. Med.: DAVID NEWMAN SHELL, Tulsa, Ver. Med.: RICHARD HENRY SHEP- HERD, Lake Providence, La., Vel. Med.: JIMMIE LEROY SI-IIPMAN, Guthrie, Vel. Med.: MARCIA LEE SHORT, MI. Ida, Ark., Vein Med. THOMAS HENRY SHROYER, Eukeua, Vef. Med.: BRUCE ALLEN SIMMONS, Hickory, N.C., Vein Med.: KENNETH WAYNE SIZELOVE, Laverne, Vel. Med., AZ, XA, ATP: CHARLES BERNARD SMITH, Sfillwaier, Vef. Med.: DAVID CALDWELL SMITH. Jef. Vel, Med.: JAMES HARMON SMITH, Birdeye, Ark. Vek. Med. RALPH EDWIN SMITH, Tulsa. Vef. Med.: FRED B, SNYDER, Sfiqler, Vei. Med.: JON MAC SOUTH- ERLAND, Rush Springs, Vel. Med.: CHARLES STEEDS, S+iIlwa'Ier, Vef. Med.: JAMES A. STILES, Ponca Cify, Ve+. Med.: GARY W. STILL, Wridhl Cily. Vel. Med. BOYER BRITTON STRINGER, Jena, La., Vel. Med.: WALTER W. TABOR, Belon Rouqe. Le., Vel. Med.: RICHARD ARON TALLENT, FI. Smiflw, Ark., Vel. Med.: LYNDON H. TATE, Keofa, Vef. Med.: RICH- ARD S. TEMPLETON. Enid, Vel. Med.: JOHN PETER THILSTED JR., Alva, Vel. Med. O'HARA DEALON TYLER, Cleylon, Vef. Med.: PHILIP ULMER, SI'illwa+er, Vel. Med.: BOBBY JOE WARD, Pencil B-lulzl, Ark., Vel. Med.: CHARLES L. WATTERSON, Miami. VeI'. Med.: JOSEPH WEGER. Madison, WIS., Vel. Med.: JAMES WEIDMAN, Tulsa, Vel. Med. JAMES E. WEIDMAN, Tulsa Vel. Med.: JOHN RALPH WEISNER, Greensboro, N.C., Vel. Med.: BERNARD WIEDEMANN, Yukon, Vel. Med.: BERN- ARD LEON WIEDEMANN, Yukon, Vel. Med.: TED LEE WIGGINS, Paris, Ark., Vef. Med.: ARTHUR GLYNN WILLS, Glen Morgan, W, Va., Vei. Med. CHARLES WESLEY WILLS, Relsfon, Vef. Med.: GEORGE M. WOODS, Pofeau, Vef. Med.: TIMO- THY JOEL WOODY, Greenwood. Ark., Vet Med.: GARY W. WOULFE, Sfillwaler, Ver. Med.: CHAR- LES WM. YOUNT JR., Gerinq, Neb., Vein Med.: CHARLES YOUNT JR., Gerino, Neb., Vef. Med. . : I ' I :.'r -1 . .,,. 3 If 1 A 5 3-3 1 in-3 I .Q gk' A A ? L .Qs 2 . .. . , I 3 .Ian A 'X - ' .5 ' E -A k k l , gr I ' ' -I I V I V A+ L A QQ, Q 'tu --, 1 1 Q A . .k . I 3 .33 ig, are ,.. ...Hogg 3? g.a1.-wif: : ' A .. . ,Q gk. Ha' ll 52155 Q ,Q 503 Lf E li 1 I N v Ti '3 3' I 5 Q vs Q E! H P EE X 1 L L 504 'Ny' . ,,g, W. vi Index v , .R ff, A Abecrolnbie, Cllarles AC3, 410 Abernathy, Larry, AG4, 392, 464 Abernethy, Kim, ASI, 291 Abitz, Linda, HE3 384 Ahnev, Michael, ED4, 443, 464 Aboussie, Barbara EDI, 529 Abrams, Barbara, 7BU4, 384, 464 Ackerman, Ann, AS2, 380 Ackerman, Jeffery, BU4, 374, 464 Ackerman, Paul BU1, 343 Aelaeraen Virgil, GR7, 443, 497 Aelalev, William, ENI, 404 Acton, Elizabeth, ASI, 398 Adair, Gary, ENI, 353 Adair, Larry, AG4, 443, 464 Adams, Antoinette, HE4, 271, 273. Adams, Beverly AS2, 443 Adams, David, AS4, 443, 464 Adams, Floyd, AG4, 235 Adams, Gary, ASI, 230, 430 Adams, Gene, EN2 425 Adams, Grover, Blll, 353 Adams, ames, ENI, 340 Adams, ohn, AS4, 443, 464 Adams, Marion AS3, 309 Adams, Mary, ED2, 384 Adams, Michael, ENI, 443 Adams, Nancy AS2, 370 Adams, Randall, BU2, 443 Adams Rebeca EDI, 291 Aday, Mona, 11113, 291 Adkins, Mark, AS4, 218, 216 Adkins, Paul, AS2, 416 Adkins, S lvia, HE2, 291 Adkison, Danny, AS2, 253, 326 Adkison Robert, AS2, 305 Adler, Delrerah, Asl, 334 Admire, Thomas TI4, 254 Agnew, garner, BU4, 464 Aglnew, usan, ASI, 376 A lgrimm, Thomas AS4. 233, 443, 464 Ahmad, shaniirn, ENI, 274, 443 Ahmed Moshtaque, EN2, 250, 269, 274, 443 Ahrnsbrak, Patricia. AS2, 346 Ahsmuhs, Ronald, BU3, 443 Aiken, Guillermo. BUI, 326 Ailawadhi, Ramesh, CR6, 443, 497 Student Individual Index Akin, Marian, AS4, 247, 291, 464 Akin, Patricia, ED3, 291 Akins, Sandra, ASI, 3-I6 Aklilu. Tesfaye, CR6 275, 443, 497 Albright, Franklin, 1113, 326 Albright, Jay, ACI, 443 Albright. ' lllomas. AGI, 443 Alcorn, David, AS2, 343 Alden, Susan, AS2, 370 Alrich, Charlotte, BU2, 291 Alexaner, Alec, AS3 298 Alerrarrrler, Chad, BIJ3, 404, 464 Alexander, Marilyn, BU2, 212, 380 Ames, Penny, HE3, 443 Ammerman, Robert, AS2, 298 Amos, Steve, BU2, 443 Am hai Vathana, EN2, 298 Arrelira, bielvin, TI4, 443 Anderson, Brian, ENI, 305 Anderson Anderson Bruce, ASI. 258, 260, 406 Charles AS4 443 464 Andersonz David,AllU1, 340. 412, 424 Anderson Edwin. BU3, 443 Anderson,,James IIU3 404 Andc rson Anderson, ,Jere,BU4,1l43,464 Lynn, AS4, 213, 359, 376, Arnold , Allyson, ED2, 232, 262 Arnold, Christine, AS2, 291 Arnold, can, ED2, 346 Arnold, udson, ASI, 353 Arnold, ancy, EDI, 398 Arnold, Steverl, BU1, 424 Arthur, Jerry, AG4, 240, 443, 464 Asch, Marydith, HE3, 211, 277, 368 Asl1by, Jo BU4, 334, 464 Aalifera, Larrv EN3, 343 Asha, carv. ACI, 305 Askew, Asling, Carla, EDI, 418 Rebecca, ED4, 334, 464 Alexander, Mary, BUI, 316 Alexander, Ronald, EN2, 353 Alexander, Roy AS4, 443, 464 Alexander Wiliiain, AG3, 215, 224, 321 Ali, Mir, 6116, 274, 443, 497 Ali, Syed, T14 274, 443, 464 Allan, Anne, 1'1E2, 291 Allen Anita, HE2, 259 Allen Dale, EN3 443 Allen: Denalil. EN4, 278, 443, 464 Allen, Ellen, ED4, 464 Allen, Fred, BU1, 298 lhlICI1, gfhn, ED4, 443, 464 Allen, arilyn, BU2, 229, 334 Allen, Mark, ASI, 343, 428 Allen Paul, AS2, 416 Allen Robert, ASI, 436 Allen Sonja, AS2, 291 Allen:'1'erry, EN4, 209, 214, 237 Allen Allen Thomas, ENI, 406, 464 Thomas, BU3, 410 Allender, John, AGI, 412 Allison, Donald, TI3, 326 Allison, Marvin, AC4, 239 Allison, Pamela, ASI, 279, 346 Allison, Robert, BU2, 426 Allred, David. BUI. 340 Allton, C nthia. ASI, 291 464 Anderson, Patricia, IIE4, 398, 464 Anderson, Regina, ASI, 329 Anderson, Sandra, ED2, 291 Anderson, Shirley, AS4, 443, 464 Anderson, Vivian CR6, 316, 497 Andrew, Paula, iED3, 376 Andrew, Vicki, ASI, 346 Andrews, Bethan' ASI, 346 Anilrevva, jainea, illJ4, 424, 464 Andrews, Kathy, BU1, 316 Andrews, Mary, ED3, 394 Andrews, Michael, VM4, 501 Andrews, Nancy, ASI, 380 Andrews, Thomas BU4, 443, 464 Anilriani, Sarah, ED3, 334 Andrina Karen, EDI, 334 Angus, llats . ED3, 380 Ankersheil, Mary, ED4, 334, 464 Ansari, Mohammad. EIY2. 274, 443 Anspaugh, Judy, HE2, 346 Antllamatten, James, AS4, 422, 464 Apgar, Kevin, AS4, 216, 218, 298, 464 Archer, Sam. HE2 326 Ardery, Shirley. ED2, 346 Arkin, Joseph, HE4, 263 Arkle, Paulette, BU1, 346 Arment, Cynthia. ASI, 329 Asplund, Alfred, ASI, 408 Atchley, Roger, AG2, 424 Atherton, Dale, BU4, 386, 464 Atherton, Nancy, ED4, 429, 464 Atkins, Hugh, ACI, 353 Atkinson, Mary ED2, 434 Atkisson, Paul, iaU3, 443 Atwood, Mary, As3 370, 394 Aubrey. Michael, Hia4, 443, 464 Ault Marshall AS3 340 Aulti Robert, EN4, 249, 267, 343, 464 Austin, Arthur, EN2, 298 Austin, Arthur, EN2, 298 Austin, Judy, ASI, 346 Austin, igudy, ED4, 359, 464 Austin, ian, AS3, 228 Autry, o AS3 228 231 251 262 390 Autry aiil A34 298 46'4 I Awa, Ousama, GR7, 443, 497 Axton Nathan, ENI, 298 Aycoclc Joe, BUI 353 Ayers, Raymond, BU4, 443, 465 Averill, Edwin, EN3,,258, 443, 465 Ayoob, Ameen, EN4, 264, 274, 443 465 Azbell, Jennifer, HEI, 368 B Almond, Jlohn, EN4, 298, 464 Alsip, Charles ASI, 353 Alt, Renee, AS2, 262 380 Alvarez, Franklin. 13113. 326 Alward, Jeflrey, ED3, 386 Ambrose, Janice, BU4, 464 Ameringer, Anne, ED4, 443, 464 Ameringer, Kurt, BU4, 443, 464 Ames, Cathy, ED3, 346 Armold, Bruce, ENI, 305 Armstrong, Andrew, AS3, 382 Armstrong, Barbara, AS2, 429 Armstrong, Beverly, AS2, 291 Armstrong, Dawn, ASI, 230. 346 Armstrong, Martin, AS2, 443 Armstrong, Rickey, AC2, 343 Armstrong, VVanda, BU3, 346 Arnall, Terry, ENI, 232, 282 Babb, Susan, BUI 346 Baeaek Mahala, ED4, 334, 464 Babcock, Ste hen, AS2, 443 Babione Roliiert, EN2, 249, 298 Bacher, Janice, HE3, 316 Bachman, Wanda, AS2, 271, 279, 334 Back, Gary, ENI, 340 Bacon, Dale, AS I , 346 Bade, John, HE4, 263, 326, 465 STILLW1-iTER'S OLDEST and GREATEST STORE NEWLY REMODELED I f't,.. Wg ve - FOR YOUR SHOPPING ,ni CONVENIENCE WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS 0 Regular 30 Day Charges 0 Convenient Lay-Away 506 Badeen, Robert, AS3, 353 Baden Cathy, AS2, 259, 316 Badn,iReza, GR6 265, 275 Badley, George VM3, 501 Badra, Yot1sie,1EN4 265, 443, 497 Bagby, Michael, BLI2, 382 Baggett Suella AS2, 334 Ba r1e,fLarry, GR6, 443, 497 Ba r, Robert, VM4 501 Baugh, Deborah, FNI, 329 Baum, Geoffrey, AS3, 428 Baunlunk, Donna, BUI, 368 Bay Patricia, ED2, 213, 316 Bayless, Betty, AS2 279 Bayless, Clayton, T11 298 Bayonth B ward, BU3, 386 Bazzell, Lawrence, ENI, 305 Beadles, Lynn, ASI, 259, 353 Baikie, Richard BU1, 232, 282, 414 Bailey, cleta, VM4, 501 Bailey, Gwendol n, HEI, 346 Bailey, anet EDI 346 Bailey, llehedea, HB3, 384 Bailey, Steven, ASI, 424 Bailey Therold GR7 443 497 Baily,,Linda As3 380 ' Baily, Baird, Baird, Baker, Baker, Baker, Baker, Baker, Baker, Theodore BN2, 278 Lonnie, T11, 329, 406 Robert, AG3, 230, 430 Barbara ED3, 370 Beverly, BU3, 329 Carollne, AS2, 443 Deborah, ASI, 346 Denise, BUI, 334 u1ia,ASl 384 Baker, Binden, BU2, 424 Baker, Baker, Mary, ASI, 346 Sally, ASI, 291 Beale, Elmus, AS4, 443 Beals Robert, BU2, 353 Beard, Frank, BU3, 305 Beard, Gordon. TI3, 259, 282 Beard, ames, BUI, 392 Beard, ames, AG2, 430 Beard, eanne, HE2, 211, 368 Beard, ohn, BU2, 282 Beard irk HE4 298 Beard: Margaret, BU2, 434 Beard, Mary, ASI, 394 Beard, Thomas, AG2, 353 Beasley Gerald EN2 248 326 Beaubidn, Jami:s, ED4, 216, 218, Berry, Susan, ASI, 434 Berryllill, Carma, ASI, 309 Berryman, Kathleen HEI, 316 Bethelot, Christin, ED3, 291 Beshara, Marguerite, HE2, 212, 380 Beshear, Elmer, AG3, 239, 353 Best, David, EN3, 353 Best, George, BU4, 256, 270 Best, ames, ENI, 298 Best, ohn, EN4, 444, 466 Best usan, HE2, 346 Betehe, Lawrence, EN4, 260, 444, 466 Betche, Marilyn BU2, 249, 309 Betow, Beverl , AS2, 529 Betts, Ann, HEI, 334 Betts, Robert. EN4, 340, 466 Betz, Ron, EN4, 444, 466 Bevelhyizmer, Darrell EN4, 444, 466 Bever, va, ASI 316 Bewley, Nancy, BU2, 291 Beyer, Melvin, EDI, 223, 262, 343 Beyer, Wayne AG3, 343 Blard, Peggy, EN3, 418 Biby, Dennis, AS2, 230, 353 Baker, Staunton, AS4, 410, 465 Baker, Theodore, EN4, 214, 223, 224 Baker, Baker, Timotlly. EN2, 298 Vicki, HEI, 272. 316 Baker, William, EN2, 298, 353 Bala, S aid, ENI, 321 Balagopal, Venkates, GR6, 443, 497 Balderston, Jane, AS2, 247, 259, 291 Baldridge, Carol, ED3, 247 Baldwin, Charles, AS3, 386 Baldwin, William, ASI, 386 Bales, Bob, ASI, 326 Bales Kay, ED3. 262, 380 Ball, 'Katherine ED4, 434, 465 Ball, Keith, AS2, 378 Ball, Vicki EDI, 316 Ballenger, Jiohn, As4 443, 465 Ballew, Margaret, ED2, 529 Baltzer, Don, AS4, 233 443, 465 Balrer, Mary, ED2, 531 Banks, Richard, BU3, 340 Bannon, Michael, AS2, 374 Bannowsky, john, ASI, 343 Barbee, Rebecca, AS3, 291 Barber, Pamela BU3 316 Barber, Ronald, AG4, 217, 218, 237, 392, 465 Barber, Rosalind, AS2, 269, 334 Barger, Patricia. BU2, 443 Barger, Steven, BUI, 422 Barhydt, Mary, HE3, 291 Barkalow, Jimmie, BU3, 428 Barker, Anne, ASI, 283, 316 Barker, Renee, HEI, 346 Barker, Robert, GR6, 443, 497 Barki, Hilton EN2, 298 Barkley, Charles. BU4, 406, 465 Barkley, Kitty, l-1121, 346 Barlow, jimmy, AS2, 406 Barnard, Gary, AS3, 353 Barnard, Linda, HE2, 252 Barnard. Rosemarv. AS3, 309 Barnes, Brenda, HE4, 443, 465 465 Bechtold, Donald, EN2. 253 Beck, Dana, ED2 213,368 Beck, Gordon, ENI, 437 Beck, Marian, AS2, 394 Beck, Robert, AGI, 232, 353 Becker, john, BU2, 298 Beckett, Karen, BU3, 291 Beckham. Robert, EN2, 414 Becton, Bradley, AS2, 340 Bedwell. Randy, ASI, 305 Beebe, Victoria, BU4, 443, 465 Beebg Larry, AS4 247 Beeg ly, Mark, BU2. 298 Beeman, Barbara, ED3, 394 Beeman, David, AS2, 428 Beeman, Donald. ASI, 428 Beese, Patricia. ED3. 262 Bella, David, BU2. 385 Begdeli, Hossein, EN4, 275 Begley, James, AS2. 353 Behrens, Verland, AS2, 382 Belcher, Robert, BUI, 382 Belcher, Roberta, ED4, 465 Belden, Beth, BUI. 230. 316 Belflower, John BU2, 412 Belford. Gny, VM5, 501 Belitz. Gary, BU3. 443 Belk, Michael, HE4. 326 Belknap, Barbara, ASI, 394 Bell, Dennis ASI, 340 Bell, Donald As4 444 465 Bicket, Barbara, HE4, 273 Bickford, Vickie, HE2, 334 Biddick, Robin, HE2, 272, 282, 283 Bidle, Leonard, ASI, 298 Bieber, Henrietta, ED2, 384 Bierbower, Beryle, AS4, 444, 466 Bierlg, Barry, EN1 340 Biggert, Richard, BU4, 422, 466 Blggs, Barbara, ED2, 368 Bi gs, games, ED3, 444 Bilier, licia. ASI, 309 Billingham, gohn, BU3, 268, 298 Billings Ro ert, AS2, 404 Billy Elsie, HE3, 329 Bilodeau, Mark, ED2, 326 Birch, Lawrence, BU3, 444 Bird, Catherine, AS2 251, 282, 316 Birdsong, Howard EN4, 283, 444, 466 Birdwel , Harr , AS3, 392 Blrkes, Michaeli EN2 340 Birks, Teresa, ED3, 346 Blsh, Terry BU4, 277, 437, 466 Bishop, Bill, TI3, 444 Bishop, Deborah, ASI, 346 Bishop, flohn, AS3, 406 Bishop, arry, AG4 444, 466 Bitsche, Edward, AG3, 215, 241, 444 Bitsche. James, BU4, 241, 444, 466 Bihvin, William, AS3, 404 Bneler, jndith, ED3, 280, 346 Blachly, Thomas, AS2, 404 Bell jloe,Bll'4.444,-465 Bell ,oy, HE2, 531 Bell Margaret, AS3, 316 Bell Michael, AS3, 386, 465 Bell Morris, AS2, 365 Bell Patricia AS3, 316, 465 Bell: Patrick, ,BU2. 426 Bell Sharmelyn, EDI, 334, 262 Bell, Steven, AS2, 231. 410 Bell Susan, HE3, 334 Bell Terry, EN1. 353 Bell, Thurman, ENI, 298 Bellatti. Charles. BU1. 386 Bellinghausen, Susa, BU4, 257, 334, 465 Bellmon, Gail, AS2, 280. 334 Black, Barbara, ED2, 334 Black, David, AG3, 353 Blaek, Donald, ED4, 209, 214, 224, 444 Black, Edward, BU3, 273, 326, 444 Black, Glenna, ED4, 329, 466 Black Glynnis EDI 291 , Linda, BU4, 329, 466 Black, Shirley, HEI, 291 Black Susan HEI, 368 Blaeklrnrn, Cheryl, AS2, 291 Blackburn, Craig, EN2, 266 Black Blackburn, ames, BU2, 424 Blackburn, immy ASI, 353 Blackburn ohn IHE3 353 Blackburn: oseph, EN3. 386 Bellmon, Lyle. ASI, 410 Belt, Sandra, ED4, 368, 465 Blakemore, Carol, HEI, 346 Barnes, Charles, AS2, 443, 497 Barnes, Charles, GR5. 424 Barnes, Frank, ASI, 298 Barnes Henry. AG4, 240, 443, 465 Barnesi, lane, HE4. 370. 465 Barnes Barnes , Karen, AS2, 329 Marva. ASI, 394 Barnes: Vicki, BD2. 266. 316 Barnett, Clifford. EN3, 443 Barnett, David, BU2. 353 Barnum, Rebecca, ED4, 398, 465 Barr, Carol. HE4. 334, 465 Barr, Jerald, AG2, 443 Barrett, Betty, ASI, 282, 291 Barrett, Gary AS3, 443 Barrett, Marie, AS2, 378 Barrett, Susan, AS2 211, 398 Barrett, William, BIII, 321 Barry, Barbara BU2, 291 Bar , Joel, BU2, 353 Barmy, Richard, BU4. 386. 465 Barausch, jane. AS4. 443, 465 Base, Glen, ED3. 340 Basler, Kathleen. HE2. 259 Basore, Leslie, AS4, 429, 465 Basore, Sue, AS2, 434 Bass, james. TI1, 386 Bass, Ioe, EN4. 443. 465 Bass, Teresa, HE3, 434 Bassel, Larry. AG4, 443, 465 Batchelder, Barbara, AS4, 261, 291, 465 Batchelder. Phillip, AG2. 443 Batchlear, Michael. EN1. 386 Batdorf, john, EN4, 443, 465 Bateman, Clyde, EN2. 225. 443 Bateman, Karen, BU2. 316 Bateman. Morita. EN2, 264, 346 Bates, Elfleda, ED3, 228. 262, 291 Bates, Faith, AS4. 213, 225, 384, 465 Batson, Gerald. BU3, 268 Batson, lames, BU4 268 Battin, Donald. VIVI3, 501 Battle, Dick, BU3, 424 Battle, John, AS2, 436 Bauder, Barbara. AS4. 359, 465 Bauer, Julia, ED4, 262, 316, 465 Belteau, Ted, AS3. 428 Beltram, Sherry AS4, 444 Benbrook, Mariiynn, 1-1124, 270, 380 Benbrook, Mary AS2, 291 Benedict, Ierry, ,BU4. 444. 465 Benedix, Richard. AG3, 444 Benham, Harold. EN2, 340 Benigar, Gary, TI4, 466 Bennett, A. L., AS2, 410 Bennett, Billie, BU2. 272. 370 Bennett, Calvin, AS3. 266 Bennett, Corabell. AS3. 418 Bennett, Ingrid. AS2, 334 Bennett, ,lilI. ED4. 444. 466 Bennett, ,Iudy, BU3, 234 Bennett, Keith, EN4, 257, 298, 466 Bennett, Linda, ASI, 334 Bennett, Marla, ASI, 283, 444 Bennett, Phyllis. AS4. 291, 466 Bennett, Richard. ASI. 232. 353 Bennett, Terry, EN2. 264, 412 Bennett, Thomas. ASI. 326. 426 Bentley, Linda, AS2. 390, 392 Bentley, Lionel, AG4, 238, 444, 466 Bentley. Wayne, AG4, 444, 466 Bentz, Sherry, ASI, 291 Benwav, Anothony, ASI, 422 Benz, Peter, GR6. 265, 444, 497 Berentz, Judith. ED2, 368 Berg. juli, BU2, 291 Berger, .I0, BU4, 291, 466 Berger, Shari, ASI. 291 Bergin, Michael, ASI. 282, 386 Bergmann, Robert. ASI, 366 Berkemeyr. Donald. AS3, 404 Bernard, Michael. AS3. 406 Bernhardt. Joe. BU3. 353 Berousek. Sandra, AS2. 291 Berrettini, Barbara, ED2, 234. 390 Berry Betty, BU2. 291 X Berry, Carol. ED3, 434, 466 Berry, Chervl, AS4, 370, 466 Berry, Frank, BU4, 444, 466 Berry, james, BU3, 263. 444 Berry, Iames, HE3, 444 Berry, Robert, AS2, 225, 253, 386 Blcakhurn, enneth. BUI, 321 Blackman, Debra, HEI, 380 Blackwell, Ieannie, AS3, 282, 291 Blackwell Merrie, HE3, 329 Blaha, John, HE2, 353 Blaine, James. AS4, 263, 444, 466 Blake, Betty, EDI, 346 Blake, games, ASI, 321 Blailgeg arry, EN4, 217, 218, 269, 298, Blakemore, Dennis, BU2, 424 Blakey, Karen, ASI, 291 Blakey, Shari, AS3, 291 Blalock, Curtis, ASI. 298 Blanchard, Karen, HEI 334 Bland, Dana, HEI, 380 Blank, lellrey, HE2, 437 Blank, Linda, HE4, 390. 466 Blankinship, Rand , BU3, 388 Blanton, David, AS2, 437 Blasdel, Brenda. HE2, 384 Blasdel, Brett, BU3, 426 Blasdel, VVilliam, AS4, 426, 466 Blazer, Stephen, BUI, 428 Bledsaw, Juanita, ASI, 444 Blevins, Gilbert. AS3. 444 Bliss, Donald, BUI, 382 Blodgett, Glenn, AG3. 230. 240, 372 Blodgett, Marilyn, HEI. 329 Bloomer, Larry, AS4, 408, 466 Blubaugh, Elizabeth. EDI. 384 Blubaugh. Roland, EN2, 404 Blue. Julia. VM3, 501 Bluebird, Geraldine. ED2, 247, 309 Bluethman, Dalva. BU3, 368 Blumhof, Nancy, BU2, 368 Blundell. Pamela. BU3, 444 Blythe, Ronald, ENI. 321 Boatright, Kathryn, HE2, 368 Boatwrlght, Pamela, BU2, 291 Boaz, Stephen, AS4, 426, 466 Bocox, Loretta, AS4, 316, 466 Bocox, Vickie, HE4, 359. 466 Boehm, Betty, HEI, 280 346 Boehr, Leland, AG4. 236, 444, 466 Boersma, Timothy. AGI. 353 Boettcher, Bruce, BU3, 326 Bogigs, Karen, EDI, 346 Bogl e, Kathryn, HE4, 384, 466 Bo anan, Joan, AS4, 316, 466 Bohannon, Paul, AS2, 382 Bohl, Catherine, HEI, 380 Bohlender Dean, AS2, 424 Boldmg, Barry, AGI, 282, 414 Boles, yman AG3 422 Bollenhaeh, Gar , Asa 340 Bolles, Barry, AG4 444, 466 Bolling, Barbara, ED4, 359, 466 Bollin er, Bett , EDI, 529 Bolte, Eohn, GR6 444, 497 Bolton, Diana, 151124, 334, 467 Bolweg, Joep, GR6, 444, 497 Bond, Louis, BU4, 444, 467 Bone, Connie AS2, 259, 316 Bone, John, 1'-1152, 343 Boneau, Kathryn ED4 444, 466 Bonebrake, Cynthia, BU2, 291 Bonenberlier, M ra, BUI, 444 Bonham rlscilla, AS3, 434 Bontly, ivilliarn, AS3, 217 Boone, Robert, AGI, 444 Boonyatharokul, Vic, GR6, 298, 497 Booth, Dou las, TI2, 326 Boothe, NicBie, ASI, 329 Borders, Robert BU4, 444, 466 Borelli, Mike, BU3, 444 Borgman, Ronald, BU4, 343, 466 Borgstrom, Helen, BU5, 444, 497 Bornemann, Mary. HE4, 235, 316, 466 Borum, Norman, BU3, 268, 388 Boston, Andrew, GR7, 444, 497 Boston, Shelia, HE2, 346 Bostwick, jane ASI 291 Boswell, Pamela, ASI, 346 Boswell, Stelphen, AG4 239 Bothwell, B iraheth, AGI, 329 Bott, Dane, HE3, 353 Bouakadakis, Irene, BU3, 291 Bougher, Virginia, HE2, 334 Bou anger, James, BU3, 404 Bouldin, Carolyn, AS4, 283, 291, 466 Bouldin, Thomas BU3, 366 Bounds, Barbara. EDI, 291 Bounds,dIohn, AS3 426 Bourlan ,A,Ianis, ED2 368 Bourne, Linda, AS2, 418 Bouse, Glen, EN3. 326 Bova, Richard, EN3, 278, 353 Bowe, Richard, AG3, 321 Bowen, David, AG3. 240, 444 Bowers, Ieannette HE2 280, 376 Bowers, John, BUI2, 424 Bowersox, Phll BU4, 214 410, 466 Bowersox, Stephen, AS3, 410 Bowles, Marjone, AS4. 444, 466 Bowles, Nancy Rhea. AS2, 316 Bowles, Thomas, VM3, 267, 326, 501 Bowlin, Molly, AS4, 370, 467 Bowlin, Patricia, ED2 259. 262, 390 Bowline, Steghen, BU,1, 353 Bowman, De orah. HEI, 380 Bowman, ludy, HE4, 434, 467 Bowman, Robert, AS2, 326 Bowman, Sandra. BUI, 346 Bowyer, Iames, ED3, 444 Box, Gayle, EDI, 291 Box, Larry AG4, 234 Boyce, Linda, EDI, 279, 418 Boyd, Bruce, BU2, 268 Boyd, Carol, ED4, 291, 467 Boyd, Dennis. BU2, 366 Boyd, Michael, ED2, 444 Boyd, Robert, BU3, 215, 326, 416 Boyd, Robert, HE2, 224 Boydston, Gregory, EN4, 298, 466 Boyer, Bill, AG4, 239, 444, 466 Boyette, Mattie, HE4, 266, 272, 27 359, 467 Boyle, Danny HE2, 223 Boyle, Gary, 'BU4, 408, 467 Boyle, Linda, AS2. 250. 259, 346 Bracher, Gary, BU2, 406 Brackett, James. BU3, 444 Braden, Carol, HE3, 346 Braden, Ralgh, BU4, 444, 466 Bradley, Cat erine. 529 Bradley, Gary, ED3, 298, 444 Bradley, Soctt, ENI, 298 Bradshaw, Bettv. ED3. 394 Brady, Iames, EN4, 388, 466 Brady, Ilimmy, AS4, 444, 467 Brady, Rayond, AS4, 343, 467 Brady, William, BU4, 268, 298, 467 Bramlett, David, EN3, 267, 412 Bramlett, Debra. BUI, 334 Bramlett, Reed, EN3, 426 Bramlett, Rick, ENI, 426 Branch, .IufIYt AS2. 334 Branch, Lynne. HE3, 376 Brand, Kathy, ED3, 213 Brand, Steele, EN3, 215. 224, 321 Brandenburg. Debora, HE2, 368 Brandenburg: Linda, AS2 384 Brandt, Mio acl. AG3. 255 Brandt, Peggy. HE3, 291 Brannam, Kelly, ASI, 291 Branscum, Barry, BUI, 406 Branson, Deborah. ED4. 316, 467 Branstetter. Ronald. ENI, 321 Branton Warren, EN3, 444 Braswell. Linda, HEI, 444 Brauer, Leslie, ASI, 418 Braun, Louise, ED2, 346 4 Brawner, Paul. AS4, 216, 218, 444, 467 Brazil, carol, GR6, 334, 497 At your leisure . . . with family or guests. No hurried, harried expression to wrinkle your pretty brow. It's easy to see you have a full-time, live-in servant . . . Gas! Gone are the days when you rushed madly from task to task. Now Gas takes over. Keeping every fabric cloud-white and feather-soft with gentle Gas drying Turning out a steady flow of hot water for dishwasher, washer and showers . . . simultaneously. Finishing dinner on the dot automatically . . . even though you popped it in the oven at breakfast time. 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Gracious llVll1g' . begins with IJMANUMA NATURAL GAS Brazil, Max, AS2, 298 Brazil, Thomas, AS3, 215, 223, 224, 444 Brazil, w11Il3m, BU4 271, 444, 467 Breckenridge, Madel BU1, 346 Bredlow, Richard VMI, 501 Breedlove, Mary, IID3, 228, 262, 370 Breedlove, Robert, AS4, 497 Brehm, Beverly AS4, 380, 467 Breiaeh Cary, IZN2, 252, 205, 343 Breland, Frances, AS4, 271, 272, 282 346, 467 Brents, Viveca, EDI 346 Breshears Larry, ENI, 326 Bresser, Margaret ASI, 418 Brewer, Leroy, ASI, 444 Brewer, Terry, AG4 444, 467 Briant, Contance, BU3, 394 Brickell, Bradley, ENI, 340 Brickman Gary, BU3, 444 Bridges, Robert, BU1, 298 Bridwell, Nita, AS3 346 Briley, Duwayne AG4, 239, 250 Brin are, Donald, BU3, 353 Brinlg, Joe, BU3, 444 Brglglser, Douglas, EN4, 260, 269, Brinkley, Dwa ne EN3, 260, 444 Brinkley, Linclia, BU4, 329, 467 353, Briscoe, Franklin, BU1, 353 Igritton, Dennis, AS3, 382 rltton, , Britton, Shirley, HE4, 444, 467 Broad Thomas, ASI. 32o Broadloot, Rosalyn, ED2, 368 Brock, Monica, AS2, 346 Broding Bruce, EN2, 432 Broilea, Mililliam, ED3, 321 Brookey, Melissa, ASI, 346 Brooks, Beverly, HE2, 291 Brooks, Charles, BU4, 444, 467 groots, Edward, BU2, 298 roo s, , , Brooks, Gracie, BU1, 329 Eroollis, lane, EDI, 346 roo s, Brooks, Marian, BU4, 445, 467 Brooks, Terry, AG4, 353, 467 Brooks, Tressa, ED4 291, 467 Brower, Kenneth, EN4, 445, 467 Brower, Michael, BU4, 298, 467 Brow, Acton, AGI, 353 Don AG2 240 372 Frederick AG4 374 arry, AG3, 230, 238, 280, 444 Brown, Barbara HEI, 291 Brown, Becky, I-IE2, 316, 368 Brown, Brandon, AS2, 353 Brown, Carla, BU1, 329 Brown Carol, ASI, 230, 384 Brown: Christine, AS3, 291 Brown, Danny, AS4, 282, 353, 467 Brown, Donna, ASI, 346 Brown Brown , Frank, ENI, 225, 298 Gordon BU1 382 Brown,1 Ivory, ASI, 329 Brown , Jeanne, AS2, 531 Brown, oe, ASI, 428 Brown, olln, TI3, 255 Brown, aren AS2 309 Brown Kathryn, 121123, 346 Brown: Leroy AG4, 365 467 4 Brown, Marilyn, ASI, 398 Brown, Michael, AG2, 467 Brown, Raymond. AG4. 240, 444, 467 Brown, Rebecca, ED2, 398 Brown, Rebecca, ED4, 407 Brown Rebecca, AS4, 529 Brown,,Richard, AS4, 230, 428 Brown Robbin, ASI, 368 Browni Robert, ENI, 353, 445, 467 Brown Ruth AS3 316 Brownfsleyeri, BU4, 268, 445, 467 Browgl, Thomas, AS4, 216, 218, 225, 44 Brown, Tllomas, EN2, 216, 218, 467 Brown, Tolnmy, VM3, 326 Brown William AS2 277 353 Browne, Richard, GR6, 467 Browning, Reba, HE2, 291, 467 Browning, Roger, EN4, 213, 216, 267, 412, 467 Broyles. Patrick. AS2. 222 Bruce, Regina, ED2, 434 Bruce Saundra, AS2, 259, 368 Bruch: Barbara, AS4, 334, 468 Brueggen, flohn. AG3, 416 Bruns, Da e, ASI, 388 Brunswi , Robert. BU2, 422 Bryan, Igevrely, HE3, 212 Bryan, Bryan, Robert, BU3, 326 Sharon. BU2. 418 Bryallt, joe, AS2, 305 Bryant Bryant Bryant , Pal, AS4, 366, 468 . Richard, ASI, 298, 343 Ronald, 4484, 233, 445, 468 Bryden, Karen, AS3, 346 Bryden, Paul, ASI, 422 Brydges. ,lohn, ASI. 298 Bryngelson, Jay, AS3. 263. 298 Bryngelson, Joan,,AS2, 380 Buchanan. Daniel, BU3, 445 Buchanan, Nancy. BU3. 291 Buck, Cllarles, ENI, 426 Buck, Charles, BU3, 404 Buck, David, AS4. 231, 263, 412, 468 Buck. Homer, AG4, 388, 468 Buck, ,lames, AG4, 237. 252. 372. 468 Buck. Rodney. Lynn, AS3, 445. 468 Buckingham, Robert. ED4. 445. 468 Buckley, Michael. ED3. 215, 225 Buckley, Paula. ASI, 291 Buckley, WViIIiam, HE4, 216, 218, 263, 445, 468 Buckller, Katherine, ED2, 259, 262, 376 Buckson, john, HE4, 263, 298, 468 Buder, Diana, AS2, 247, 259, 291 Butlington, Cynthia, ED4, 279 Builgirggton, David, EN3, 255, 265, 321 Buhler, Philip, BU1, 426 Bullard, Sue, ED3. 424 Bullard, Terry EDI, 346 llnllard Westleyi BN3, 445 Buller. Lonnie, U-1, 445, 468 Bullock, Louis, AS3, 326 Bump, Gale, ED3, 445 Bumpass Cheryl, ASI, 531 Bnneh, lehyllia, HE3, 359 Bunkers, james, AGI, 412 Bllllllag, Chalaluck, GR6, 445 Buntin, Linda, ASI, 529 BUIIIZ, VVilliam, AS3, 298 Buratti flames, AS2, 445 Burd, li argaret, BU1, 316 Burden, Mollte, AG2, 326 Burdge, Kathleen, EDI, 346 Burdick, Michael. ENI, 430 Burditt, Vickie, ED2, 334 Burge Legand, EN2, 298 Bur ell, Henry. ENI, 326 Burt, Connie, HE2, 272, 277, 445 Burleigh, Lavonne, ASI, 316 Bumlan, Howard AS3, 343 Burllell, Gary GR6. 256 Burnett, Donald, BU4, 445 Bl11 1ICll,f3IIlCS, AG4, 445, 468 Burnett. arry, BU1, 305 Burns, David, BU4, 271, 445, 468 Burns, Gary, AG2, 249, 326 Burns, limmy, AG2, 298 Keith, BU2, 353, 366 Burns, Burns, Linda, ED4. 394. 468 Shirley, ASI. 266 Burns, Burpo, Sllaron, HE3, 272, 334 Burrow, Catlly, ED2. 529 Burrows, Bonnie, ED3, 241, 291 Burrows David, BU4, 445, 468 Burrus, Stephen EN3, 278 Burt, Donna, B132 368 Burtoll, Barbara, EDI, 394 Burton, Gregory, BU3, 445 Burton, Marllyn, EDI, 346 Bush, Gary ASI 353 Bnah, Hurshell. AC4. 235, 445, 468 Bush, Peg ', HE3, 329 Bush, PhlT1ip. AG3, 340 Butenschoen, George ENI, 298 Butenschoell, Mary. IIE4. 329, 468 Butler, Catllerine. ED3, 346 Butler, Darolyn, AS2, 234. 329 Butler, Thomas, AG4, 378, 468 Butler, Veronica, AGI. 343 Buttry, Vicki, AS2, 211 Butts, Melissa, AS2, 529 Laura ASI 309 Buxton . , Bybee, Richard. ED4, 281 Byers, Brent, EN2, 386 Byrd, Janet, HEI. 346 Byrlle, Barbara, ASI, 329 C Cabana, Yves, AS4. 353. 468 Cabrera, Pedro, T12, 321 Cafley, Glenda, BU2, 291 Calky, Ginger, ED3, 274, 291 Cagle, Janice, HE4, 273, 445, -468 Cagle, Larry, EN3, 428 Cagle, Virginia. EDI. 384 CRIB, Glenn, AS3. 445. 468 Cailg, James, EN4, 258, 260, 274, 340 4 8 Cain, Susan, ASI. 434 Caldron Royce ED4. 282, 326, 468 Caldwell, Carolyn. AS4, 376, 468 Caldwell, james, ASI, 343 Cales Rutll, BU4, 256, 257, 262. 273 291, 468 Callloun, David, AS2. 343 Caooral, Cynthia, BU3, 334 Cappellino, Thomas. BU1, 305 Capron, Rollald ASI, 424 Caraway Jo, AS2, 257, .116 Carder, Paula, AS2, 434 Care Carol ASI 531 C'ariQi1an, violry,'8U4, 213, 251, 468 Carlile, Diane, ED4, 262, 359, 468 Carlile, Mariaret ASI, 274, 316 Carlile, Mar , BU4, 366, 468 Carlsoll, Alall, EN4. 260, 298, 468 Carlyle, Rosemary, HEI. 291 Carmack, Elizabeth, AGI, 346 Carmall, Sally, EDI, 346 Carmall, SUSHII, HEI, 346 Carmichael, Marilyn, ASI, 384 Carmichael. Montres. AS3. 384 Carnahan, Dave, ED4, 279 Carne, Daniel, EN4, 388, 468 Carns. Dorothy. AS3, 329 Carolina, Richard, AS4. 436, 468 Carpenter, Carolyn, 15554, 291, 468 Carpenter, geanne, I-IE2, 346 Carpenter, h 'l1is, BU1, 346 Carr, Lames, BU2, 445 Carr, aren, AS2, 394 Carr, Ronnie, AS4, 343. 468 Carin ton, Lyn, EDI, 346 CarroTl, Alexis, AS3, 468, 529 Carroll, David, ENI, 321 Carroll, Patrick, BU2, 424 CBFSOII, Beverly, ED4, 445 Carter, Carolyn. ED3. 418, 531 Carter, Connie, BU2, 329 Carter, Deborah, ASI, 329 Carter, Donald, ENI, 321, 414 Carter, Emilee, ASI, 346 james, ASI, 230, 424 lohn, AS2, 263, 298 Carter, Carter, Carter, Kathleen ASI, 329, 418 Carter, Larry, BDI. 445 Carter, Marilyn, HEI, 418 Pamela, HE2, 213, 291 Carter, Carter, Robert, ENI, 230. 468 Carter, Robert, BU4, 265, 353, 424 Carter, Sheryl, HE4, 368. 469 Cartmell, David, ED4, 445, 469 316, Child, Gilbert, AS4, 469 Childers Patricia, AS4, 418, 469 Childs, Carolyn AS4, 329, 346, 469 Childs, Casey, ED4, 436, 469 Childs, john EN3, 321 Childs, udith, ASI 368 Chialey, Gloria, BU1, 329 Chitwood, Christoph, AG5, 234 Chitwood,gac ulyn TII, 329 Chitwood, inga, AS2, 292 Chitwod, Phillip, VM3, 501 Chivers, Rosa, AS3, 394 Choplin, Joyce HE4, 271, 445, 469 Christensen, Billie, HE4, 316,469 Christensen, Kay AS3, 316 Christensen, ltielrard, BU2, 305 Christensen, Ronald ENI, 266 Christian, sybil, VIVI3, 501 Christie, Soctt, ASI 222 Chrlstman, Mark, AS2, 437 Christy, Rodney, ASI, 422 Christy, Ronald AS3, 374 Chn, Winnie, EN4, 276, 278, 309,469 Ciskowski, Jimmy, AS3, 396 Claar, Paul AG4, 230, 237, 343, 469 Clabaugh, ean, ASI, 398 Clabaugh usan, ED4, 380, 469 Clanton, Peg y, AS4, 249, 359, 469 Clark, Ann, XS3, 329. 469 Clark, Charles, BU3 366 Clark, Constance, AS4, 445, 469 Clark Dana ASI 329 Clarlrl David, BU12 424 Clark, Deborah, ED2, 434 Clark, Dennis, EN4, 326, 469 Clark, D Clark olores, AS2, 316 Frederic EN4 432,469 Clarkl Gary TI3, 445 Clark, Gerald, ASI, 298 Clark, Harriet, HEI, 273, 398 Clark, Clark Linda, Asl, 329 Mark ASI 298 Clark, Michael 7481.298 Clark, Richard. BU1, 353 Clark, Sheila, HEI. 272, 280, 316 Clark, Stephen. BU2. 445 Clark Susan, BU2, 394 ClarkB, Larry, AS4, 321, 469 Carutl ISYS. Flora. GR6, 445, 497 Carver, Dwayne., EN4.' 445, 469 Carver, ames, AS3, 412 Carver. immy. EN5, 326, 469 Case, Linda, ED3. 346 Case. Suzanne, HE3, 291 Casey, David. BU4, 366, 469 Casey, Detta, HEI. 531 Casey, Gregory. EN2. 353 Casey, James, ASI, 305 Casey, lohn, AS3. 215. 224, 340 Casey, Kareta, ASI, 445 Casey. Robert, ENI, 366 Casey, Royce, AG4, 239, 445, 469 Casey Vicki AS2 334 Caskey. Billy, Asi, 353 Cass, Pauline. BU1. 329 Cass. Susan, ED2, 309 Cassid , Carolyn, BU1, 291 Casteeli Michael, EN4, 436, 469 Castillo. Andrea, BU4. 292 Castle. Christie. ED2. 346 Castleman, William, BU3, 298 Cate, Ronald, ENI, 392 Cates, Cynthia, AS3, 316 Cates, Dennis, AG4, 209, 214, 230, 240, 372, 469 Cathey, Floyd, EN4. 445, 469 Caudle, Barbara. AS2, 316 Candle. Letha, ED3. 274. 291 Cautllon. Robert, TI3, 230 Clarkson, Samuel, TI1, 298 Clay, Kathy, ASI 329 Clayton Glen, AS4, 277 Clefg, linby, C117 445, 497 cle and, Mark BU4, 446,469 Clem, Dixie, HIE2, 316 Clement, Gary, AS3 298 Clesnggnt, Sandra, AS2, 277, 280, 283, Cleverdon, Timoth ASI, 428 Clincll, Patricia, HE3, 292 Cline, Gary, TI3, 446 Clodfelter Vickie ED2, 334 Clohan lfanl E1'l4,446 Cloud, Rita, AS4, 446, 469 Clouser, Michael, AS3, 231, 298 Clowers, Thomas ASI, 326 Coatne , Jim ENI, 305 Cobb, ohn AS2, 250,298 Cobb, edcly, AS2 265. 404 Coberly Susan, 14184, 359, 470 Coble, sandra, AS2, 334 Coburn, Mary, AS2 398 Coburn, Steven, BU1, 396 Cochran, Carol, AS3, 446 Cochran, Ilana, AS2, 398 hil HE2 446 Cochran, , Cochran, Stephen, EN2, 298 Cockrum, Raymond, AG4, 239, 446, 470 Coe, 4-ames, AG4, 239, 321 Coe, illian, HE3, 228, 251, 273, 292 Call, Sherry, AS2, 370 Callahan. Katherine, ED2, 316 Callery, Earl, ASI, 298 Calloway, Kathryn. BU2. 329 Calloway. Terry. BU1, 291 Calvet. Bobby, BU3. 215. 445 Calvert, Thomas, ASI, 305 Cambern, Charles. T14. 353 Cambern, Rex. BU4. 445. 468 Cameron, Herbert. ASI. 222. 326 Cameron, Jacqueline ASI, 346 Cameron, Patricia, ED4, 291, 468 Cameron, Thomas, BUI. 321 Camp, Sandra. AS4, 445. 468 Campbell, Barbara. AGI. 346 Campbell, Betty, BU2, 334 Campbell. Debra. EDI. 316 Campbell, Gary, ED3. 326 Campbell Linda. ED2. 262. 376 Campbell: lvlaleolnr. BU2. 445 Campbell. Randy. AS4. 445, 468 Campbell. Steve. BU2. 386. 445 Canlpbell, Susan, ED2, 346 Canrledv, Bruce, ASI. 233 Cantrell, llames. ENI, .353 Cantrel, Karen. ED2. 277. 334 Cailgrell, Paula, ED4, 262, 277, 334 8 Calltrell. Steven, BU2. 353 Cantwell, Sherre, AS3, 346 Cavanagh. James. TI2. 222 Caviness. Dale, BU2. 298 Caviness. Richard. EN2. 298 Cavins. Shelia, EDI. 309 Cawlfield. llollnnv, ED4, 445, 469 Cecil. Carol. HE3. 334 Chaat, Marilyll, EDI. 346 Chambers, Nancy, BU2. 445 Chambers, Stephen, AS3, 388 Chambers, Thomas. AG4, 445, 469 Champ, Karen, ASI. 334 Chamolin, Harrold. AS4. 445, 469 Chandler. Carol. ED4. 334. 469 Chaney, Ann, HE4. 272. 273, 384, 469 Chaney, Deborah. BUI. 292 Chaney, Roy, ED2. 445 Chanel, William. BU2. 382 Chapin, Kent. BU1, 396 Chapman, Dale, AS4. 469 Chapman, Debra, EDI. 384 Chapman, Kathleen. AS4, 418, 469 Chase. Carl. AG3, 388 Chase. ,ltllie. AS4. 316. 469 Chase, Michael, ENI, 298 Chastain, Clark, ENI. 321 Cheatham, Charles. AS2. 249, 298 Cheatllam, Kathy. ED3. 390 Cheatham. Keitll. BU1. 298 Cheek, james, AG4, 445 Cheek. james. GR5. 469 Cheney. Edwin, TII. 254 Chernicky, VVayne. BU4. 248, 416, 469 Chesser, Jerald, AS2. 305 Cllessmore, Steven, AG3. 298 Chester. Deborah. HEI. 329 Cheung. Jeffrey. BU4, 276 Chevreaux, Catherine. ED4. 394, 469 Cllew. Mattllew. EN2. 278, 353 Chienvichai. Sompol. EN2, 298 Coler, N ancy, Asl, 370 Colley, Betty, BU4, 418 Coffey, lames, EN4, 418 Coffey, arry, BU4, 446, 470 Coigg, Lennie, AG4, 230, 236, 248, 446, Colley, Michael BU2, 298 Coffey, Patti, AS2, 229, 259, 262, 368 Coffman, Roy, AS3, 233 Cohlmia Rose, AS3, 347 Coiner, Deanna, GR7, 446, 497 Coit, Stephen, AGI. 372 Coker, William, BU2, 343 Colby, Thomas. AS3, 321 Cole, Belinda, EDI, 334 Cole, Chris, AG2, 238, 446 Eddie, ASI, 266, 353 Cole, Cole, Glenn. AG4, 446. 470 Cole, Iudy, BU4. 329. 470 Larry, AGI, 353 Cole, Cole, Mary, AS4, 270 Coleman, Cynthia ED4, 359, 470 Coleman. Jimmy, ,EN4, 260, 446, 470 Colean, Kenneth, BU3, 353 Coleman, Merle, AS3, 263, 436 Coleman, Terry, ENI, 353 Coleman. Vicki, ED3. 398 Collier, 334 lylartha, HE3, 262, 213, 272 Collier, Randolph, TI2, 267 Collier, Rangele , T11, 446 Collin, Ellen, AS2, 271 334 Collingbourne, Cind, ED4, 292, 470 Collins, Eddie, BU4, 446. 470 Collins Harland. ASI 408 Collins: Sharon, ED2, 334 Collins, Terry, AS4, 446, 470 Collum, Shana, EDI, 446 Collums, janet, AS2, 259, 316 Collyar, Steven, AC2, 3525 Colpltt, Carolyn, HEI, 329 Colpitt, hlerilyn, HE2 329 Coltharp, Mar , AS2 380 Columbia, Richard, ED3, 414 Colvert, Rolla AS2. 298 Colville, Dwight BU2, 426 Combs, Clenn, ENS, 353 Compton, Martha, AS4, 446, 470 Compton, Mervin, AG3, 240 Compton, Paula, ED4, 434, 470 Compton, Samuel, ACI, 446 Conklin, james, AC2. 326 Conkling Donald. AC2, 298 Vernon, BU2 446 Conley, janice, HEI, 334 Connel , Conner, Conner Conner Rachel, ED3, 292 Crystal, HE2, 212, 398 Donna ASI, 309 Q Gay1a,lAS3, 316 Conrad, Vaughn, EN3, 446 Conrad, Crouch, james, HE4, 446, 470 Contractor, Mohsina, ,l'I2, 274, 446 Contratto, Linda, ED4, 359, 470 Conway, Bettye, ASI, 329 Cook, Carolyn ASI, 531 Cook, David, AS2, 470 Cook, Gene, BU3 217, 252, 446 Cook, Harlan, ED2 446 cook, Jlames, ASI, 470 Cook, ames, AG4, 374 Cook, lloyce, ASI, 390 Cook, oy, ASI 298 Cook, Terrell, Asl, 404 Coombsivfames, EN3, 257, 267, 446 Coons, arcia, AS3, 247, 319 Cogglglius, Phillip, AS4, 216, 218, 446, Cornelius, VVarren, AC4, 239, 240, 250, 446 470 cnineil, Cathryn EDI, 370 Cornett. Leslie, HE4, 237, 292, 470 Cornwell, Kent, ASI, 408 Corr,.,Iay, BU3, 298 COI'lI'Igl1l, Jeanne, IIU2, 334 Coryell, John, CR7, 446, 497 Costello, James HE4, 446. 470 Cothren, Joe CR7 446, 497 cellnn, Cynthia, AS4, 316, 470 Cotton, Stephen, ENI, 343 Cottongim, Scott, ASI, 366 Couch, Roger, EN3, 343 Counterrnan, Margaret, HE4. 261, 292 470 Countryman, jeflry, AS2, 366 Cousins, Ray, GR6, 446, 497 Coutant, Wllliam. EN2, 321 Covelle, Lloyd, HE2, 437 Covert, Stephen, BU3, 321 Cowden jackie BUI 366 Crawford, Dearlna, EDI, 329 Crawford, Donald. EN2, 255. 396 Crawford, Cerry, HEI, 316 Crawford, games, VMI, 501 Crawford, anet, HE3, 228, 270, 272, Coover Cooper Dickie. AC2 446 Cnepeij Eilweinl, EN2, 388 Cooper, Cayla, HE2, 446 Cooper, gerry BU3 428 Cooper, amela, B1l3, 347 Cooper, Rebecca, ED2, 231, 531 Cooper, Suzanne, ASI, 347 Donna BU1 347 Cowell, annie, isU1 298 Cowgill, Pamela, AS3, 247, 329 cox, Dana 11114, 256, 329. 470 Cox, Donald, EN3, 217, 218 Cox Emil ,AS2, 266. 359 Cox: Frank. ASI. 326 Cox, Gary, AS2, 343 Cox, Janet ASI 292 cox, fcuditl1,HE1,334 Cox, enneth. TI4, 446, 470 Cox, Linda ASI, 384 Cox, Rnlln, IED4, 316, 470 Cox , Shirley, ED2, 347 Cox, Susanne BU2, 316 Cox, Terr , AS4, 266, 446, 470 Cox, Wesley, AS2, 412 Cox William, ASI, 424 Coyle, Peter, BU2 446 Coyle. Rebecca. ED2. 446 Copeland, Jenieg, BUI,, 353 Copeland, Rosanna, AS4, 308, 470 Copeland William, ACI, 353 Corbin, Cathryn Asl, 334 CorcoranNIane, IBU4, 334, 470 Cordell, ancy, AS2, 231, 529 Cordell, Ronald, EN1, 298 Corder, Debra, BUI, 316 Cordis, Sara, HEI, 334 Cordis, Sharon, ED4, 334, 470 Cordova, Cary, BU2, 446 Corley, Constance, ED3, 211, 418 Cozad, Margaret, EDI, 292 Crabb, Thomas, EN3, 446 Crabtree, Frank. BUI, 410 Craig. Larry AS3, 298 CFBIQIIICBCI, Clair, AG2. 386 Cramer Lloyd, BU4, 340, 470 Crandall, Dale, EN3. 217, 218, 298 Crandall, Donna, AS2, 529 Crank, Judith, ED3 446 Cranston Kaye, ED4, 446, 470 Craven, Nancy, ASI, 390 Cravens, Tom, BU3 353 Crawford, David, 0117, 446, 497 273, 380 Crawford, Leroy, AG2, 446 Crawford, Linda, HEI, 272, 316 Crawford, Robert, ASI, 408 Crawford. Stephen, BUI, 388 Creech, Cyntllia, ED2, 229, 292 Creider, Connie, ED3, 329 Creider, Thomas, AC3. 416 Crenshaw, Darrell, HE3. 380 Crenshaw, Rhonda, ASI, 347 Crew, Melanie, ED3, 531 Crews, Phyllis, T11, 347 Crimmins, Tilnothy. EN1, 340 Criswell, Donnie BUI, 446 Criswell, Ted, B114, 298, 470 Crocker Gay, GR6. 446, 497 Crollord, Tommy, EDI, 321 Croka, Don, AG4, 446, 470 Croley, David, EN4, 408, 470 Croll, Terry, BUI, 428 CFOIIIIIIISI, Patricia, ASI, 292 Crook, Ronald, EN3. 446 Cropper, Stephen, BU2, 424 Crosby, Sammie, VM3, 501 Cienlin. Maiilyn, ASI. 279, 347 Cross, Carolyn. AS3, 334 Cross, Vicki, ED3 308 Crosslin, Alvorl, VM3, 501 Crouch, Elizabeth, HE4, 251. 292, 470 Crow, Michael, AG2, 321 Crow, Randall, AG3, 446 Crowder, Susan, HEI, 347 Crowell, Kerby, BU2, 340 Crozier, Linda AG4, 359, 470 Crumley, Randall, AC3. 343 Crummett, Dan, AS4, 326, 470 Cucirlotta, Ambrose, EN2, 278 Culberson, Larry, GR7, 446, 497 Culbertson Charles, EN4, 298, 471 Cnllnelli. Clyaean, Asl, 347 Culler, Terri, ASI. 329 Culley, Cynthia, HEI, 347 Cullill, Daniel, EN4. 416, 471 Culpepper, Bobby, EN2, 396 Culver, Cathey, EDI, 398 Cummings, Mildred, ED2, 259 Cummings, Ste hen, BU2. 382 Cummill s, Viciie. ASI. 347 Cundill, ienny. AC4, 239, 446 Cunningham, Beverly, BUI, 347 Cunningham, Diane, ISU4, 232, 256 257, 394, 471 Cunningham, Harold, AS3, 299 Cunn1ngham,Igimmy, ASI, 340 Cunningham, athryn, BUI, 347 Cunningham, Robert, EN4, 446, 471 Cllpp, Brenda, ASI, 334 Cupp, Ronnie, AS4, 216, 218 Cllr , janet, ASI 347 Curran, Mary, ASI. 292 Currie, ohnnie, AG4, 446, 471 Curry, ean, AS3, 334 Curry, ren, BU2, 353 Curtis, Catheryn, ED2, 271, 347 Curtis, Charles BUI, 299 Custer, 1fVendell, AG1 340 cntlibennon, Susan, Asl, 292 Cutlllo, Jeanne, HEI, 334 Cutter, Kristen, ASI, 271 D Dace, gudith, ED3, 292 Dace, eggy, ASI, 292 Dahlem. Michael. AG4, 446, 471 Daily, Cynthia, ASI, 347 Dainty. Michael, AS4, 299, 471 Dale, Doris, BUI, 292 Dale, jo. HE4, 262, 271, 272, 273 471, 531 Dale, Woodson, BU3 446 Dalton, Margaret, 13113, 446 Damore, Michael EN3, 278, 446 Dan, Charles, BC2, 321 Dancer, john, ED3, 353 Danlly, Patsy ASI, 316 Daniel, iiie, Ass, 446 Daniel, arry, AS4, 446, 471 Daniel, Leonard, BUI, 408 Daniel, Martha, BUI, 347 Daniels, Steven, AS2, 255, 326 Danne, john, EN3. 416 Danne, VViIliam, ENI, 416 Danvers, john, AS4, 437, 471 Danz, George, TI4, 254, 268, 446, 471 Darcy, Patrlce, ASI, 329 Darden, William, ASI, 225, 326 Darks, Linda, HE2, 329 Darragh, Donald BU2, 446 Dates, Donald, EIN4, 265, 265, 386, 471 Daugherty, Charles, AG4, 343, 471 Daugherty, Renee, ED3, 211, 228, 261, 394 Daumall. Cynthia, BU2, 434 Davenport, James, AC2, 321 David, james, BU2, 268, 446 OSU's faculfy - s'l'uden'l' Bank NATIO AL BA D TRU T COMPA Y STILLWATER, OKLAHOMA - MEMBER F.D.I.C. 510 v Davidson, Ben'a1nin, AS3, 305 Davidson, Denlii, Asl, 384 Davidson, Deborah BU3, 531 Davidson, sandra, AS2, 247, 447 Davidson Sheree AS3 334 Davies Cathy ED4, 471, 529 Davis,1BeryI EN1 353 Davis, Bradley, AS3, 447 Davis, Caroline, ASI, 380 Davis, Coy AG4 239, 250, 447, 471 Davis, David, BU2 299 Drggi, Denaran, l-1152, 212, 292, 380, Davis, Dennis ASI, 225 Davis, Don, EN2, 422' Davis, Donald, AS2, 447 Dafis, Frank, ASI 428 Davis, George EN4, 422, 471 Davis, Glen, Asl, 326 Davis, Gwendol n, ED4, 380, 471 Davis, ames EIUI, 428 Davis, ill, HES, 316 Davis, ae, BU4, 268, 277, 299, 471 Davis, ohnny, TI2, 393 Davis, athleen, AS4, 292, 329 Davis, Kathy, ASI, 334, 471 Davis, Lanny, ENI, 299 Davis, Laura, ED1, 277 Davis, Lynda, ASI, 380 Davis, Marcia, HEI, 334, 380, 394 Davis, Marsha, AS4, 471 Davis, Richard AS3, 218 Davis, Rienard, AC4, 240 Davis, Richard, ED3, 217 Davis, Robert AG4, 447, 471 Davis, Ronald, AC4, 372, 471 Davis, Thomas, AG4, 299, 471 Davis, William, BU2, 353, 428 Davison, Vinita, ED3, 228, 231, 262, Diel, Tommy, AG2, 392 Diem, juan, AG4, 447 Dieman, jon, EN4, 264, 266, 268, 447, 471 Dies, Richard, BU4, 447, 471 Dietzel, Walter, AS2, 299 Dill Anthony EN3 260, 267, 447, 472 Dill, George, II'II, 447 Dillahunt, james ASI, 428 Dillard, Carol, A82, 329 Dillard, Lawrence, ASI, 326 Dillberg, Patricia, BUI, 334 Dillinger, Robert, AS2, 223, 414 Dillman Robert, EN2, 299 Dillon, Erances, AS2, 292 Dlllow, Charles EN2, 447 Dlngs, hmyce, HE4, 447 471 Dings, inton, AS2, 4427 Dirickson, Charles AS4, 414, 471 Dirielraanxjanaea, AC4, 447, 471 Dlshman tephen ASI, 299 Disner, Arlyn, HE2, 308 Dixon, Beverly, AS4, 211, 236, 472 Dunn, S Dupree, tephanie, ASI, 394 Don, BU4, 428. 472 Duran Cesar, EN4, 230. 447, 472 Durand, Durbin, Durbin, Will1am,GR7, ,447, 497 Deborah AS3, 251, 292 Mary, HE2, 390 Durham, Mary, AS3, 531 Durham Sherri, ASI, 261, 434 Durkalski, Jann HE4, 263 Dnrnnerger, Wiletta, ED1, 347 Durst, Fred, BU4, 447, 472 Dutton, Cheryl ED4, 472 Dwyer, james, EU2, 305 DWyer,Ejudy, ED4, 447, 472 Dyck, arl, TII, 326 Dye, Billy, AGI, 326 Dye, Dennis, AG3, 447 Ellis, Claiborn. AS4, 279 Ellis, ames, AS3, 426 Ellis, anet, AS4, 329,472 Ellis, Ein ENI, 257, 340 Ellis ainerine AS3, 316 Ellis Linda, BU2, 257, 347 Ellis, Lney, BU4, 334, 472 Ellis, lvlary, ED4, 262, 334, 472 Ellis, Eienard, EN3, 343 Ellis, wnirlard, BUl, 232, 282, 414 Ellis, William, AS4, 321, 340, 472 Ellis Ellis on, Elton, AS2 408 ian, Ranert, BU4, 354, 472 Ellringer, Robert, EN4, 447, 473 Dyer, Dyer, Dyer Catherine, AS4, 269, 394, 472 David, AS2, 422 Dennis, AG3, 447 Dyer, Helen, AS4 472 Dyer Suzzanne, B,U4, 292, 472 Daierralr, Jann, BU2, 447 Dixon, Karen, BUI. 308 Dixon, Thomas, ASI, 354 Doan, Berle ED2, 326 Dobbln, Melanie, ED4. 434, 472 Dobbs, Dixie, ASI, 334 Dobey, Charles, ENI, 232, 354 Dodds, Steven, TI2, 267 Dodgen, Dodson, Dodson, Doherty Doing, Doll, S Doll Te Ted, BU2 299 Robert, B03 354 William, BU2. 422 Ann ED2, 390 irn, AG3, 447 aran, ED2, 390 reaa BU2 292 E Eagan, Beth, ED2 531 Earls, Charles, EN2, 386 Earnest, Sara, ED4, 398, 472 Easterling Re ional G2, 281 Easterling Riiey, EN4, 326, 472 Eastman, Elaine, HE3, 347 Eastman, Kathleen, ED2, 292 Eastwood, Ellen. BUI, 329 Douglas 380 Dawes, lanna, ED4, 359, 471 Dawes, inda, AS4 247 Daxon Thomas AS4, 282 Day, Gregory EU2, 430 Day, times, EUI, 343 Day, erry, BUI, 353 Day, Sharon, AS3, 292 Dean, Andy AG4, 236, 447, 471 Dean, Ralph, AG2, 392 Dean, Vivian, BUI 531 Deamlan Dena, ED4, 447, 471 Deason, Earbara, BU2, 447 Deaton, Marion EN4, 269 Deaver, Nancy, ,I-IE2, 272, 380 Debano,g1mm1e, GR5, 447, 497 Debord, nthia, ASI, 368 Debrubl, anice ASI, 347 Deckard ary, T13 447 Decker, Donald, HE3, 388 Decker Robert, ENI, 353 Dee, Elizabeth, AS2, 259, 292 Deems, Stephen BU3, 447 Deen ohn BU2 321 Dollmeyer, Edward BU2. 230. 430 Domnlck, David, BIJI, 424 Domnick, Vicki, ED3, 262, 380 Donaldson, Robert AS2, 447 Donkin, Diana, BU3, 398 Doolen, Larry EN3, 299 Dooley Dorothy, ASI, 447 Doris, Edward, AS2, 416 Dorsett, Stephen, BU4, 299. 472 Dorsey, jloy HE2 447 Dorton eddy, TI3, 326 Dose, Dana, AS2, 326 Doss, Carl, BU2, 354 Doss, Lonny EN2, 248, 447 Dossett, DeeAnn, HE2, 235, 316 Eaton, anis, HE3, 334 Eaton, udith, ASI 334 Eaton, enneth, Blll, 354 Eaton, Michael AS4, 447, 472 Eaton, Raiier, AS4, 326, 472 Eberhard dward EN2 378 Elmore, john, ED4, 447, 473 Elrod, Ja ED3, 329 Elanerry, 'williarn AS2, 321 Elsener Gordon, AGI, 372 Elton, Dale, TI4, 214, 224, 225 Eniannel, William, EN3, 215, 224, 299 Emerson, Candace, AS2, 370 Emerson, Thomas ENI, 447 Emery cynlnia, ED4 347, 473 Erniaan Rupert, GR7, 299, 497 Emmricli, Rianard ED1, 253, 281, 326 Endersby, Larry, V,M4, 501 Endicott, Barbara, AS2, 529 Endicott, Pamela, ED1, 308 Endress Susan, AS2, 334 Engel, Susan, BU2, 368 Engelman Stephen AS2, 416 England Donald 13UI,299 Engle, Karen, AS2, 316 En1s,1g1mmy, VMI, 501 Enra, alaert, EN4, 265, 265,448,473 Enlow, Dewey,.AG3 448 Enright 'Freder1ck, VM4, 501 Ensey, R1ta,AS4 329,473 Erbert, Terry, -A82 225, 299 Erickson, David, ENI, 225, 305 Enert, carnerine ED3, 228, 380 Ebert, Terry, BU4, 424, 472 Eckroat, Michael, BU2, 416 Edmison, Lawrence AS4, 214, 224 Edmonds, Cathy, ASI, 282 Edmonds, Michael, EN2, 299 Edmonds, Ste hen, BUI, 299 Edmondson, udy, AS3, 228, 368 Edmonson, ichard. ASI, 299 Edmunds, Brenda ED2, 368 Edrnnndaan, Marsha, BU3, 398 Edmundson, Wade. BUI, 428 Erickson, Mary, BU2, 292 Ernest ohn AS4 248 Ernestz l'Vin3ton ED4, 448, Ervin, Kent AG2 225 422 Erwin, Danna BUl,398 Erwin, j6Imes,1BU4 430,473 Erwin, ienael AS4, 366, 473 Erwin Panla, ED1, 380 Esch, judy ED4, 448, 473 Eschbach, Tracy, EN2, 321 Escue Sherolyn ED4 292 Eskevii Ron ASI 299 Dossett, Dotson, Dotson, ames, BU2, 365 ames, BU2, 321 icki, HE4, 277 Douce, William, AS3, 410 Doughman, Romalue, ASI, 329 Doughty Alan, ED3, 321 Dananryl lann, TI4, 354. 472 Doughty, 472 Douglas, David, AS3, 447 Eddie ASI 326 Michael, ED4, 262. 279, 447 Deer,' dlandia, ASI, 347 472 Downing, Elissa, ED2, 292 Deewall, Michael, AC4, 230, 240, 447 Defenbaugh, George, ASI, 388 Defenbaugh, Linda, HEI, 272, 380 Defoe, Dorothy, ED4, 334, 471 Dehls, Shlrilyn, AS3, 447 Deeling, Pamela, BU2, 347 Delong, Robert, AGI, 353 Delozier, Reuben, AS3, 247 Demott, William, BU2, 396 Dempsey, Teresa, BUI, 347 Demuth, Linda, ED4, 471 Denman, Cheryl, ED3, 447 Dennehy Steven. BUI, 386, 410 Dennis, David, HE4, 412. 447, 471 Dennis, Gregory, ASI, 410 Dennis, Stephen, AS2, 340 Denny, Darrell BUI, 305 Denoya, Ronald BUI 225 Denton, Deborah, BU2, 292 Denton, Paula, EDI, 347 Denzler, Stephen, EN2, 422 Derrick anet, ED4. 277, 471 Derrick. William, AS4. 388, 471 Desai, Kiritkumar, EN4, 447, 471 Deshazo, William, TII, 447 Detrich, ludy, BU2, 292 Deuser john, BU3, 321 Devaughn, Ste hen, AS3, 326 Devore, Pamelin, ASI, 334 Devries, Alan, AGI, 343 Dewey, Carl ENI, 353 AY Dewey, David, AS2, 250, 321 Dewey, lohn, EN3, 422 Dewitt, Yann, BU4, 424, 471 Dickin Dibble, Robert, AS2, 353 Dick, Marsha, HEI, 529 Dick Robert, GR7, 447, 497 Dickerson, Gary, ENI, 428 Dickey, Delynn. HEI, 292 Dickey, Diane, HE2, 418 Diglggy, Dwight, AG3, 230, 236, 248, Dickey, j., AS3, 428 Dickey, luhree, HEI, 418 Dickey Kenneth BU2 305 Dielreyj Penny, IJIEI, 292 son, Barbara, AS3, 292 Douglas, Tirnarliy, BUl, 299 Douglass, Dianne, AS2, 347 Douglass, Kenneth, BU2, 447 Douglass, Rodger, TI2, 249, 447 Douthlt, Samuel, HEI, 354 Dove, Alan, EN2 447 Dove, George, T1,2, 275 Dover, Edwin, HE3, 447 Dowdy, Sherrie, ASI, 347 Downey, joann, BU2, 384 Downing, Dana, HE4, 271, 272, 418, Downing, james, AGI, 354 Downin , joel, AS4, 266 Downs, ames BUI, 299 Doyle, ,ann, 'EN3, 265, 265, 299 Drake, john, EN4, 265, 447, 472 Drake, Marcia, AS2. 213. 384 Draper, Richard. EN2, 432 Dressen, gay, AG2, 447 Driscol, ianne, ASI, 308 Drotning, Mary, ASI, 347 Drummond, joe, AS3, 215, 224, 378 Dryden, Karen, I-IE3, 316 Dryden, Wesley, BUI, 422 Dryer, Patricia, HEI, 347 Dubois, Susan, ED1, 329 Duboise, Kenneth, AS2, 340 Duckert, Gilberta, ED4, 447 Duckworth, Rocky, BU2. 299 Duesberrv. Colleen. BUI, 347 Duesler, Floyd, AS3, 326 Duffy, Dennis, ASI, 354 Duffy, jerry, BU3, 447 Dugan, jessica, HE4, 384, 472 Duggan, Leah, BU2. 334 Dugger. Richard. AS2. 247. 428 Duke, Floyd, AS2, 299 Duke, Garrett, AS2. 343 Edwards, Bruce, HEI, 305 Edwards, Connie, AS4, 248, 447, 472 Edwards , Clynadee. AG3, 347 Edwards,Jjanet, HE2, 308 Edwards Edwards, err , AS3 321 ndirn ASI 329 Edwards, kennefn. AS3, 321, 447, 472 Edwards, Larry, EN2 249 Edwards, Rodney, ASI, 422 Edwards Egelston E germa , Wallace BU3, 426 , Laura AS2 316 n, Gerald. AC3. 447 Ealielr, Larry, EN1 305 Eslinger, Donna, ASI, 448 Esprit, Lee, GR7, 448, 497 Essary, iohn, ENI, 340 Essary, inda ED4, 448 Eaten, Dale, AG3, 340 Estes, jaequelyn ASI 347 Estes Ronald, AS2, 321 Eatlinnanrn, jniliv HE4, 308,473 Estrada, Elsie, E4, 448, 473 Ernrid e, snerrl n, HE4, 273, 329, 47 Eubangs, ElHe, GRS, 448, 497 Egrle, Carolyn, ED2, 434 Ehrle. Maril n ED2, 434 Eikenberry julia, ASI, 308 Eirenneia, Jan, ED2, 262, 347 Ettel, Charles, BU3, 426 Elam Linda, ED4, 472 Elbader, Zuhair ENI, 447 Elder, Karlene, CR6, 259 Evans, Bruce, AGI 372 Evans, Carolyn HEI, 347 Evans, jcudy, ASI 384 Evans, ristle, ASI, 380 Evans, Patricia, BU4, 448, 473 Evans, Richard, AG4, 448, 473 Evans, Rusl n, EDI, 529 Evans, Sandfra, AS4, 376, 473 Eldridge, Richard, ASI. 299 Elling, Henry, EN3, 237, 321 Elliott, Alan, EN2, 437 Elliott, Ann, BU2, 316 Elliott, Diane, HE2, 334, 347 Elliott, Donald, EN4, 258, 260 Elliott Elliott s Larry, AS2, 299 Linda, ASI, 334 Elliott, Mark, AG2, 372 Elliott, Randall, ASI, 321. 447 Elliott, Stephen, ENI, 299 Elliott, Wi liam, BU4, 372, 414, 472 Ellis harles AS4 216 . C . , Ellis, Cherie,AHE4, 329 Eversole, Robert, AS4, 299, 473 Ewbank David BU3, 354 Ewert, Larry, EU1 426 Ewing, Ie, Asl, 232, 347 Eyler Aan AS4 299 473 EzeIl,,Maurice, BII3, 365 Ezell, Michael, AGI, 281, 354 F Facker, Michael, ENI, 354 Fagan, Ricky, ASI 321 Fails, Marlene, AS3, 292 Fair, Carl, BUI, 422 . J CLEANERS Dickinson Car , BU4, 412, 471 Dickson, iseverly. BU2, 380 Dickson, Larry, TI4, 447, 471 Dickson. Robert. EN3, 230, 249, 321 Diehl, Carol, HEI, 398 Diemn, Lea ASI. 394 Dielren, Helly, HEI, 347 Dumas, Cleive, EN4, 404, 472 Dumbleton, David, EN2, 340 20'7a Dumler, Glenna, ASI, 347 all D3fi2ii'i2nl'i'r'i1i?lE2,272.292 DISCCUNT CASH AND CARRY Duncan, Perry, BU3, 299 Duncum, Karen, AS2, 329 Bunlmjameri' A181412 225 326 DTXQ1 11211, 151, ENE, 2233, 326 3 501 S. Washington 372-6600 Dunn, ,Iames R.. EN4, 447. 472 Dulln, joseph, BU2. 447. 472 Dunn, Mary, AS4, 472, 529 Dllnll, Sarah, ASI, 434 Ganer. Mark. ASI, 343 Foster. 475 5 Fair, Dennis ED4, 321, 448, 473 Fair, John, 15114, 256 340, 473 Faire url, oeboralr, 11123, 368 Fairchild, William. VM2, 501 Fairman, Edith, AS3, 292 Faivre, Milton 'I'lI, 448 Falea, Darrel, 13114. 268, 274,343,473 Fallin, Benjamin, BU4, 216, 218, 448 473 Fallt Diana, ASI, 334 Faralzough, Clarence. ASI, 299 Farley, James, ASI, 232, 354 Farmer, Carolyn BUI, 232, 316 Farnam Robert, IIU4, 343, 473 Farne, Lynll, AS2, 212 Farr, Jack, BUI, 422 Ferrell, Joan, AS2 247, 259, 376 Ferrell, Philip, AG1,354 Ferstl, Joseph, BU3, 321 Fetterman, Margaret HEI, 329 Feuerborn, Mar' AS3, 292 Fewell, Diane, I-IE3, 292 Fidai, Iftikhar, TI4, 268 Fidler, Rebecca, AS2, 231, 529 Fiegel, Ilarry, ASI 326 Fiegel, Francis, TI4, 267, 268 Fielder, John, AS3, 406, 473 Fields, John, AG4 448 Fienen, Nancy. Bll1,316 Fightlnaster, Mary. ASI. 380 Filllnan, Brenda, EDI, 330 Fimple, Jay, TII. 207. 326 Flowers Dennis, TI1, 276 Floyd, Iola, AS2, 347 Floyd, Jfmn, HEI, 347 Floyd, oger, EN1 253, 326 Floyd, wrurarrr. AGI, 305 Flynn, Diana, HEI, 347 Flynn, Laura, BU1, 347 Flynt, George, VM3, 501 Fo ley, Linette, AS2, 348 FoFey, Bonnie, HE2, 330 Folser. Robert. EN2, 418 Folzenlogen, Diarrr, HE2, 334 Forbes, Freddie, BU3. 448 Forbes Linda AS3 316 Ford Debra EDI 348 Frarrlj Gay, 1-IF3, 292 Farr, Janice, ED3, 228, 231, 262, 334 Farrar, Douglas, BU3, 326 Farrar, Jerry, EN2, 448 Farrar, Joyce, ED2, 394 Farrell, Coleen, FIJI, 434 Farrell, Don EN4, 408, 473 Farrell, Lirrria, ED2, 211, 413 Farris, Bruce, BU2, 422 Farris, Jerry, ASI, 282, 283, 414 Faigg, Richard, BU4, 2531, 282, 386, Fast, Katlly, ASI, 347 Firlcller, Gary, AS3, 406 Fine, Sandra, ASI 347 Finley, Beatrice, ASI, 347 Finley, Dale, AS4, 386, 473 Finley, John, BU4, 448, 473 Finley, Vivian, AS3, 292 Fishel, Gloria, HE3, 347 Fisher, Bill, AS2 321 Fisher, Douglas, ENI, 340 Fisher, Michael, ASI, 340 Fisher, Nancy, ASI, 418 Fisher, Terry, ASI, 424 Ford, James, AS3, 436 Ford, Jimmy, AG4, 299, 474 Ford, Laura, ED4, 394, 474 Ford, Mark, BUI, 340 Ford, VViIliam EN3. 299 Fore, Larry, TI3, 430 Forester, Janet, HE2, 334 Forrest, Deborah, ASI, 234 Forrest, Rufus, BUI. 354 Forsythe, Calvin, HE3, 448 Forsythe, Victoria. HE4. 448, 474 Fortller, Linda, HE3, 292 Fatheree, Barbara, AS3, 228, 262, 370 Faubion, Jeanne, ED4. 448. -173 Faulconer, Margaret, ASI, 292 Faulkner, Chris, ENI, 432 Faupel, Sylvia, AS4, 368, 473 Fawcett, David, AG3, 236, 299 Fawcett Roger AGI, 299 Faalrrr, Fazal, 1iN2 274, 448 Feddersen, Larry, AG4, 448, 473 Fees, Rebecca, ASI, 347 Feese, Myra, ED2, 292 Fellr, Catherine, AS2, 370 Fenderson, Stephen, EN3, 269, 340 Fenimore, Elizabeth, AS2, 229, 418 Fenity, Larry, BU2, 408 Fenner, Jacalyn, BU2, 292 Fenrich, Gerald, ASI, 406 Fentem, Kristen ED2, 211, 384 Fergason, David, EDI, 253, 326 Ferguson, Donald, EN4, 386, 473 Ferguson, George, BU3, 448 Ferguson, Nancy, ED3, 228, 231, 368 Ferguson, Rebecca. HE2, 334 Ferguson, Susan. EDI, 347 Ferraro, Michelle EDI, 418 Ferraro, Victor, EN3, 410, 473 Ferrell, Calvin, AG3, 240, 448 Ferrell, Dennis, EN3, 247, 354, 373 Fitch, Donna, ASI, 347 Fitch, Tamara, EDI, 347 Fite,IJJanice, HE4, 292, 473 Fitz, ale, AS4, 299, 473 Fitzgerald, Janice, AS2, 292 Fitzgerald, Phillip, EN2, 404 Fitzgerald, Regina. AS2. 434 Fitzgerald, Rita, AS2, 334 Fiveasll, Patti. AS4, 292, 473 Flaa, Patty. HE4. 334. 473 Flanagan, Beverly, HE3, 316 Flillliigiill, Robert, BU2, 422 Flansburg, Terry, AGI, 305 Fleak Deborall. ASI 347 Flriar:'lrrraarrrr. liar. GR7. 448. 497 Fleming, Anita, GR6, 448, 497 Fleming, Dixilyn ED4, 380, 473 Fleming, Gary, EN3, 265, 343 Fleming. Michael. AS3. 448 Flenniken. Timothy. AS3, 428 Flesher, Virginia, ED4, 330, 474 Fletcller, David, BU3, 448 Fletcher, Stephen, AGI, 354, Flick, Kristine, ASI, 380 Flick, Timothy, BU1, 408 Flip o, Nomian, EN2, 222 Flocli, Melvin, ASI, 424 Flory Craig, ASI, 299 Q2 Q9 Fashion Foster, Candace. HE2, 316 Foster, Cary, ASI, 448 Foster, Dennis, ASI, 326 Foster, Jerry, BU4, 414, 474 Foster, Michael, ED2, 448 Pamela, HE3, 334 Foulltaill, Karen, HE4, 384, 474 Foulltain, Sherre, ASI, 384 Foust, Jolln, AS2, 437 Fowler, William. BU4, 410, 474 Fox, Curtis. BU4, 448, 474 Fox, Gay, ASI, 348 Frampton, Julie, HEI, 308 Frallcis, Robert, ASI, 410 Francisco. Anceo, EN4. 436. 474 Franey, Elizabeth, ASI. 434 Frankenlield, Cllarl. ENI, 354 Franklin, Cynthia. HE3. 448 Franklin, Jay. ENI. 354 Franklin. Mark, BU4, 448, 474 Franks, Kerllly. GR6. 448, 497 Fransen. Gordon, ENI, 386 Franz, Alan, BU3. 408 Frazey, Deirdre. AS4. 292. 474 Frazier, Leon. GR7. 354. 497 Frazier, Mitchel, TI3. 448 Frederick, Richard, IIU2, 326 Free, Dustin. AS4. 448. 474 Freelnan, Alan, EN2. 299 Frgelsnan, Charles, VMI, 230, 249, I Freeman, James, AS4. 448. 474 Freeman, Janice. HE2. 348 Freese. Janet, HE4. 474 French, Darryl. ENI, 321 French, Herschel, EN2, 321 French. Joe. AG3. 448 French. Rodney. AG2. 448 Frick, Diana, ED2, 348 Frick, Steven. ASI. 354 Frickenschlnidt. Mik. AG2, 240. 3 Friedemann. Randall. ASI. 448 372, 72 Cahn, John, AGI, 230, 448 Gailey, Raymond, BU4, 448, 474 Gaines, Rtiy, ENI, 378 Galatian, ichard ASI, 354 Gale, Arrrr, EDI 368 Gall, Charles, AS2, 422 Gallagher, Charlett, HE4, 272, 273, 308 Gallaway, Judith, IIE3, 448 Gallo, 18.ICl3I'CI, AGI, 426 Galloway, James, BUI, 408 Galloway, Scott. AS2, 408 Galvin, Susan, ED4, 474, 529 Gammlll, Randy, BUI, 299 Gandee, Denise, EDI, 334 Gann.' Richard, BU3, 422 Gannon, LFHIIIIZIH, Collnie, BU2, 308 Larry, ENI, 326 Gannon, Leo EN2 278 Garbutt. ltorrlrlrl, ASI, 299 Gardnef, Alln, ED3, 398 Gardner, Lindell, IIU2, 388 Gardner, Steven, ASI, 354 Garner, Jerry, EN4 278, 426, 474 Garner, Nancy, HE3, 330 Garner, Sandra, ASI, 292 Garner, William AS4, 448, 474 Garnett, James, GR6, 448, 4498 Garoutte Aaron, BUI, 326 Garrett, Garrett, Garrett, Garrett, Garrett, Garrett, Garrett, biarra, As4, 443, 474 Jolrrr, BU4, 430, 474 Julia, ED4, 418, 475 Michele, HE2, 212, 272, Pamela, BUI, 418 lnalrarrl, AS3, 299, 448 Vllilliam. BU1 448 Garrison, Patricia, ED2,, 394 Garrison. Phyllis, HEI, 348 Garrity, Maureen AS4, 212, 434, Garvie, Marilyn, ED2, 208 Garvin, James. AS2 326 Gary-irr, Parrrala, ASI, 384 Gary, Jalnes, ENI, 299 LFHSICIIIS, Ilillie, BUI, 398 Gass, Rollald, ASI, 305 Gassaway, Janie, AS3, 370, 475 Gasser, Carol, HE2, 376 Gaston, Jerry, EN3, 432 Gately, James AG3, 340 carar,Jlrr1ra, EDL334 Gates, obert, ASI, 420 Gates, Yvilliam, EN2, 448 Gatewood Jack, ASI, 300 370 475 Gathers, Georgianna, HE4, 368, 475 Gau, VV1llian1, AS4, 410, 475 Gans, Morgan, ENI, 305 Gay, Edward, GR6, 448, 498 Gay, Nancy, AS2, 334 Gayer, James, AG3, 354 Gazaway, Danny, AG3, 354 Gearlleard, Richard, BU2, 424 Gee, Darrell, BU2, 300 Gee, Larry, AS3, 300 Geis, Elizabeth, EDI, 398 Geis, Joseph, GR6, 416. 498 Geitgey, Debbie, EDI, 348 Gentry, VVilIiamI1., BU3, 217, 475 Gelltry, Yvilliam C.. IIU4, 217, 300 Gentz, Douglas, ASI, 388 with Distinction Friesen. Chris, AS2, 263. 412 Friggle, Billv. TI2. 354 Fritcher. Judith. HE4. 359. 474 Friton. Joan. HE3. 228. 231, 272, 370 Fritz. Herbert. EN2. 278 George, James, ENI, 426 George, ladle, HEI, 348 George, Peggy, ASI. 348 Geo rge, Steven C., BU3, 216. 218, George, Steven YV.. AS4. 300. 475 Clothes You'll Love to Wear Froning, Karen. AS3. 398 Fronkier, Jennifer. ED3 529 Frost, Jack, AG4. 238. 448, 474 Fruits, Terry, ASI. 343 Frusher, Theresa. AS4. 474 Frv, Carroll. ASI, 316 Campus thru Fry. F fy, Freq. cus, 448, 497 Rex, ASI. 320 Fry, Steven, 11111. 426 Fry, William, BU3, 410. 474 Fry, William. AG4. 448 Fry Benjamin CR7 448,498 Career I Wa Downtown Student Union 65,.,Mi I2 'e. . r . Frye, Ronald. BUI. 340 Fryer, Thomas, AG4, 392, 474 Fugate, Vicky, 13111, 348 Fuksa, Judith. EDI. 348 Fulgham. Marlece. ASI. 250, 359 Fullbright, Linrla. HE2. 266, 280, Fuller, Neal, ENI, 422 Fuller, Reba, ASI. 334 Fuller, Sherrie. HE3. 348 Fuller, Steven, AG3. 378 Fullllart. Charles, AS4, 448. 474 316 FLIAJQIICII, Donald, BU4. 214, 224, 321, Fullrich. Lana. ED2. 229 ralmr, VVilliam, AG4, 230, 240, 392, Fultz. Cathey. BU4. 448. 474 Furlderburk, Johnny. TI2. 321 Funk, Rebecca. EDI. 308 Fuqua. Carl. AG4. 448. 474 Furr. Kirk, AS4. 299. 474 Furrow. Jolln. AG2. 412 Futch, Karen, BU3, 398, 474 G Gable. Gerald. BUI, 343 Gaede, Eldon, AS2. 253. 326 C1ZlI.Ilt'I'. Pamela, EDI. 330 Gage, John, 11112, 501 Gephart, Mary, ASI. 330 Geprler, Richard TI3, 326 cerrlra, Mary, EDI. 418 Geren, Katllerine, ASI, 376 Gerllardt, Cynthia, HE2, 272, 277, Gerken, Jalle, ED2, 292 Gerkin, Stephen, AS4, 378, 475 Gesin. Lillda. ED4, 368, 475 Gessel, Raymond, EN3, 321, 475 Gettys, Mary, ED2, 316 Getz. Robert, AG4, 230, 240, 448, Geurin, Jalnes, ENI, 354 Gllahramani, Rahador. EN4, 448, Ghaly, Mohamed, GR7, 448, 498 Ghan, Margaret, BU2. 334 Ghiglieri, Barney, EN2, 340 Giacomo, Jeanne, ED4, 434. 475 Giacomo, Phyllis, ED2. 434 Gibbons. Linda. AS2. 317 Gibbs, Ruth, AS2, 370 Gibson, Gerald, VMI. 501 Gibson, James, TI3, 234 G1DSOH,JIHl1lly', ASI, 426 Gibson, Opal, BU4, 232. 256, 448, Gibson, Patricia, ASI. 330 Gibson, Thomas, EN2. 386. 388 Giddens. Timothy, BU4. 449, 475 Gideon. Herndon, AG4, 230, 235 Giger, Marv. ASI. 232, 317 Gilbert, Cynthia, BU2. 292 Gihblert, Gordon, GR6, 256, 270, 4 8 Gilbert. Vllilliam. ENI. 305 Gilbreth, Jana. AS2. 292 Giles. Glen. EN4. 449. 475 Gilkeson, Katherine, AS2, 418 Gill, Ernie, AS2, 340 Gillelancl, Lester. EN2. 247, 340 Gillespie, Linda, BUI, 334 Gillllam, Larry, GR6, 449, 498 Gilliam. Betty, GR6. 449, 498 Cillig, Peggy, ED2. 317 Gilliland, James, IIU2, 410 382 292 475 475 49. Gillilan d. Judy. ED2. 343 Gilmore. Deborah ED2, 330 ciiiiiiiie. coil.. ED2, 255, 334 Gilmore. jo. AS3, 376 Gilmore. xvilliillll. EN2, 449 Gilyearl 'Steven ENI 300 Ginnever. Echvaird, AS2, 449 Ciulioli. VIYIIOIIILIS. ASI, 404 Givens. Gladd. Susan, ED4. 418, 475 Paula, ASI, 348 Gladclen, Carolyn, AS3, 334 Glaclden. Ricky, ED4. 449, 475 Gladden. Troy. ASI. 449 c:l2i1Ill.xlfl1lIl. EN4, 428, 475 Glahn. 'icki. IIUI. 317 Glascoi, William. BI'4. 326. 475 Glass. Janis. EIJ4. 449 Glass. Kenneth. EN1. 449 Glenn. Cindy. ASI. 398 Glenn, Stephen. AS2. 300 Glenn. Sue. 14113, 449 Glidewell. Larry. ASI. 232. 414 Glinip. Dale. EN I . 343 Glisan. Nancy. AS4. 330, 475 Glover, 300 Glover, Dewayne, AG3, 215, 224. 225. Rosanne. ED4. 334, 475 Goard. Melvin. AS4. 266 Goddairt I. Larry. ENI. 300 Godfrey. lon, ISU4. 267 Godfrey .V Marilyn. IIEI. 449 Godsy. Connie. ED4. 359. 475 Goekler. Ralph. ED2. 300 Goertz. Judy, 14113, 234, 359 Golf, John, BU2. 422 7 II Ia i 11171 348 Lo.. 'reia. L , . Goforlh. Carl. I-IN3. 265 Goforth. Gary. BU3. 354 Goforth, Steven. T12, 449 Coggin. Robert. TI3. 449 Gog vin, Cohilke. YYi1Iiam, AS2, 388 Marilyn, AS2, 334 Gonsouilin. Fernand. AG4. 449, 475 I Gooch . ininiie. AG4. 326. 475 Gooe1i,'Rex, BU4, 209, 214, 224, 449 475 4 Good. Carla. AS4. 292. 47.1 Good, Lawana, IIU4, 273. 475, 529 Good. IN Iiehael, '1'1I, 252 I Goodenow, Lucinda. AS2. 394 Goodenow, Nancy, HEI. 334 Goodma n. Genevieve. HEI. 334 Goodpaster. Clell. AS4. 414. 475 Gootlsel I. Gary. AS2. 279, 414 Goodson. VVesIey. ENI. 340 Goodspeed. Susan. AG2. 348 Coodu in . Martha. EDI. 317 Goodwin, Robert, EN3, 321 Goodwin, Sharon, AS2, 348 Goolsby. Lochlin, ED4. 281, 449, 475 Gopalani Anwar, EN2, 354 co.-iiiiii, Imiil, '114. 440, 475 Gordon. Eldridge. AGI. 280. 321 Harry, EN4, 382, 475 Gordon, Gordon, Jack, BII2. 233, 449 G 1. ti if I. G Goss. Ro Goss, Cu Goss. Ste Gosxyals. G C. C. 1. G G ordon. Rudolph. BCI. 354 ore, Glenn, AS2, 326 ore. Marcia, AS2. 348 orishek, Mildred. ED2. 529 orman, Richard, AS3, 406 orrell. William, ENI. 326 ger. AGI. 237. 340 rt, ASI, 428 yen. EN2. 278. 428 Charles. BU3. 430 ouge. Carolyn, AS3, 529 ough. David, ASI. 426 ore, Thonias. Bl'3. 255. 300 ower. Betty, ED2, 317 raalman, Nancy. ASI. 418 rade. Lanny. T13. 449 Grady, Michael, ED4. 475 Gragert. Nancy, IIEI. 308 Gragg. Steven, BII1, 366 Graham, Bruce. ASI. 300 Graham, Charles, EN4, 321 Graham. James, '1'11, 254 Graham, Linda C.. ED4, 475 Graham, Linda AS4. 359 Graham, Mary, HEI, 368 Graham, Richard. AS4, 216, 218, 449, 475 Graham. Suzanne. IIE2. 380 Cramling, Deborah. ED2. 398 Grant, Marshall, AS3, 426 Grant. Michael, AS4, 233 Grantham, Susan. ASI. 334 I-rasslicld, Stephen, HE3. 410 Craulnann, Alberta, HE3. 330 Graves. Linda. AS4. 334. 335, 475 Cray, Carmen, AS2, 292 liray. Daniel. BU4. 414, 475 Gray. Mary. IIE2. 335 Cray, Philip, HUI, 426 Gray. Randy. ENI. 426 Gray, Sharon, AS2, 292 Cray, '1'ruett, AS4. 414, 475 Greaves. Robert. EN3, 424 1 reh. Connie. AS2. 390 Grebing. Roger, EN3, 221. 300 Green, Ilennie. AC3. 239. 250. 300 I-reen. Charles. 'I'12. 449 Green Ianell EDI, 368 ci-wil ilo AGI, 348 Green Iohnettc ASI 308 Green: Mary. ASI, 3418 Green, Nancy, ED4, 418, 475 Green, Robert. VM2, 501 Green, Samuel, BII4. 365, 475 Green, 'I'errie, ED4. 317, 475 Green, Virginia, ASI. 368 Grecnamyer. Donald. EN2, 410 Greenberg, James, AG4, 449, 475 Greenburg, 1ViI1iain. AS2, 300 Greene. Beverly. GR6. 348 Greene. Mafia, Asn, 449 Greenhaw. Larry, AS3, 354 Greenwood. Jaclyn. 111f3, 335 Greer, ierry, AS3, 406 Greer, fue. ED2. 292 Gregg. Cherry. ED2. 348 Gregg, Ilohn, EN4, 300 Gregg. 'atricia, ASI, 292 Gregor. Texie, T13. 259, 268, 449 Gregory, Don, AS4, 340, 475 Gregory, Ival, AS2, 386 Gregory. llldy. BU3. 398 Gregory. 'aren, HU4, 394, 476 Gregory, Mark. ASI. 343 Greiner. '1'homas, EN1, 354 Grice. Exie, IIE3, 272, 449 Grider, G risel. Grigsby Griesel. David, ASI, 326 Janis. ED3. 317 . john. AG4. 449. 476 Richard. ED4, 281, 449, 476 Grillitli. I.i1ure1.'ED1. 330 G rillin, Grillin, Grillin. Grillin, Grillin, Grillin. Grillin. Grillin, Grillith. Casey, ASI, 449 Christo xhe, ASI, 354 Cindy. 418 Deborah. ASI. 368 Janet, EDI, 335 lludith. HE3. 271. 272, 335 Mary,11E4. 449, 476 Patricia, AS4, 213, 269, 277 Sheila, BU1. 348 Grillith. Wanda. BU3. 348 Grigsby G!1llllCS. G run Iey ,Jiiiiie C4 449, 476 init. BU4. 300, 476 .niaiia ED2. 277. 1135 Grishain, Cathryn. ED4, 394. 476 Grissom, Robert, AS4. 233. 340, 476 Grissom. 1Vi1Iiam, ASI. 428 Griswol Griswol Griswol Grizzlc, d, Patrick, AG3, 240 41, Randall. AG2. 300 cl. Robert, AG4. 449, 476 Patrick, AS3, 300 Grogan. Thomas, ASI, 412 Gross. Joe. 11111, 354 Grothcr. Ronald. GR6. 414, 498 Grove, Joyce, BUI, 330 Grubbs. Billy, AG4, 449, 476 Gruel, Curtis, ASI, 300 Gruncwald, Joyce, AS2, 335 Gruntnieir. Nioseph, AG2, 305 Gruntmeir, iobert. ED3. 281, 449 Guerra, Glenn EN2, 432 Guerrero, riiiiiip. Ast, 326 Guest. Chris, AS4. 378. 476 Guest. Elizabeth, IIEI, 348 Guest. Gene. AS3. 261. 300 Guest. 1..au'rcnce. EN1. 305 Guild, tfanics, AS4. 406, 476 Guilloy e Roger. ED3. 449 Guillaume. Susan, HE3, 380 Guinn, Gary. BUI, 449 Guliclt. Charla, AS4, 449, 476 Gnllette. Kevin. EN2, 340 Gulley. Deborah, EDI, 274 Gulli 'sen. Janet. AS2. 531 Gun roll, Catherine. ED2, 335 Glxilgel, Charles, EN4, 258, 260, 449 J Gunn. Ditlcson. EN3. 278 Gunn. George, GR6, 209, 214, 222, 224. 449, 498 Gunsaulis. Howard, GR6, 449, 498 Gunsaullus, Donna. AS2, 292 Gupta. Prabodh. GR6. 449, 498 Gustayson. Amy, AS2, 259, 348 Gustin, Brenda, EDI 317 Gutekuust, Daniel. ASI. 326 Guthrie. Larry, EN2, 404 Guthrie. NYilIiam. AS3. 326 Gutt. Sandra, HE2, 293 Cuyer. Gayle. ASI. 394 Guylon, John, Tll. 305 H Ilaag. Nancy, HE3, 330 Ilabib. Badarul. EN2. 449 Ilacliler, Vicky HE2, 229, 308 I-iackwiifiii, Sylveste, cms, 449, 498 Iladdod. john, EN2, 388 Iladley, Barbara. EDI. 418 Iladley, Linda, HEI, 293 Iladley. Margaret. EDI, 348 Ilafcr. Clifford, EN4, 410, 470 Ilalf, Maurice, EN4, 449, 476 Ilarlner, Palmer. BU3. 450 Ilafker. ,I0hn, EN4. 450. 476 Ilagan, Alaynna. ASI, 335 Ilagan. Donna. IIE4, 531. 476 Ilagar. Robert. AS3, 432 Service for YOU For that trip home . . . cmd back to school Go tcxst . . . and sate . . . no mussl It's smoother cmd costs less by for When you simply RIDE THE BUSI and CSU! If your club or group has GOT to go Why shop around cmd barter? It's much more fun cmd costs much less It cr modem BUS you'11 charter! Why Fuss? . . . Ride the BUS! LI NES union sus nrror A -L A ii X, 325 s. Lewis A Good Name in Transportation phone FR 2.0418 ROBERT W. ALLEN, President Hagenholl, Robe1't, Tll, 354 Helton. Harold. AC4, 239. 450. 477 Haggard, Marsha, ED2, 293 Hague, 'I'erry, AG4, 230, 236, 372, 476 Hahn, Kenneth, BU2, 300 Hahn, Linda, HE2, 293 Haibel, Patricia, AS2, 348 Haygler, Sandra, AS3, 335 Haines, John, BU4, 450, 476 H1111, Nelda, ED4, 213, 376, 470 Halaeka, Jelene, HE2, 280, 330 Halbert, VVineIIen, HE4, 359, 476 Hale, Andrew, EN3, 248 Hale, Edward, AC4, 300. 476 Hale, Gregory, EN1, 252, 354 Hale, 101111, BU1 273, 321 Haley, CIIHIAICS, ENI, 340 Harding, THE FARMERS' Haley, James, BUI, 428 Haley, Jo 476 1111, EN4, 216, 218, 258, 340, 111111, 011111154 EN1, 354 Hall, Darlene. AS2, 293 Hall, David, BU3 300, 430 Hall, D41101411, AS2, 394 Hall Donna. AS3, 293 Halli Gordon, EN2. 354 Hall. Jan 41, 15133, 384 H1111,'J01111, AS4, 263, 450, 470 Hall, Hall, Llll . Kent. AS2. 450 1111, 15111, 368 Hall, Robert, VM3, 378, 502 Hall, Sharon, ED3, 348 Hall, Thomas, ED4, 279 Halliburton. Charle, AS4, 233. 450. 476 Hallmark , Carter, AS4, 420, 476 4 Ilallmark, Stephen, BU2, 428 Ilam, Mary, ASI, 232, 317 Ilamann, Steve, AS3, 233 Ilamar, Donna. AS3, 293 Hamblin, De111'11s, 'II2. 225, 253, 267 llanibright, Claudia, ED4, 317, 4711 Hamby, Darrell, BUI, 408 Ilamerslcy, Marilyn, EDI, 335 Ilamill, Peggy, EDI, 335 Ilatnilton, Alan, ED4. 450, 476 Hamilton, Beverly, BU2, 348 Hamilton, Darrell, AG2, 321 Hamilton, George. BU4, 273, 450, 476 Hamilton, Harla, AS2, 293 Hamilton Hamilton , Hartford, VMI, 502 . Howard. BU2. 450 Hamiltoni James Ei, AC4, 450. 476 Hamilton, Iflamilton Ilamilton Hamit, St J-daines P.. BU4, 386, 476 , inda, HE2. 335 . Mark Alan. EN1, 340 even, ENI, 354 Ilamm, Susan, EDI, 308 Hammack, Garland, BU1, 366 Hammack, Marilyn. BUI, 293 Hammond, Harriet, BU4, 398, 476 Hammond, John, BU3, 366, 502 Hammond, Nancy, ED3, 293 Hammons, Jimmy, AS4, 450, 476 Haminons, Katherine, BU1, 390 Hammer, William, HE3, 428 Hampton, Gordon, AC3, 239 Hampton, Joe, AG3, 230, 236, 372 Hampton, Judith, ED3, 371, 348, 348 Hampton, Mary, EDI, 368 Hampton, Rhonda, ED2, 293 Ilampton, Virginia, EDI, 348 Hanchey, Kenneth, ENI, 343 Hancock, Pattie, AS4, 330, 476 Haney. Howard, VM4, 502 Harp, Brenda, ED2, 293 Harp, Raymond. AC4, 239, 450, 476 Hankla, Cheryl, ASI, 398 Hanley, Michael, Bbl, 273 Hanna, Terry, AS4, 359, 476 Hannon, Craig, ENI, 382 Hannon, Monroe, EN4, 214, 224, 450, 476 Hanschu. Richard, VM4, 502 Hansen, James, EN4, 216, 218, 249, 257, 260, 267, 280, 300, 476 Ilansen, Judith, HE4, 247, 450, 476 Hansen, Roger, AC-3, 322 Hansen, Steven, BU2. 414 Hansen, Vernon, BU2, 386 Hansen, VVillia1n, BUI, 410 Hanson, Candis, AS2, 335 Hanson, David, AS3, 450 Hanson, Hanson, 511111, EN4, 450, 498 111111. EDI, 380 Hanson, Sandra, HE2, 335 Hanson, 1ViIlia1n ENI, 366 112111111011, J111111, AS4, 450, 470 llarbison, 'Fhomas, GR6, 388, 498 Hardesty, Allen, AS4, 279, 450, 476 Ilardesty, Anna, HE2 330 llardesty, Kimalea, HEI, 398 Hardesty. Thotnas, ENI, 274, 410 Hardin, Daniel, AGI, 340 Hardin, Michael, AG3, 230, 236, 372 Dennis. BU4, 256. 322, 476 Harding, Yolande. EDI, 330 Hardison, Linda, HE3, 272, 317 Ilardy, Tholnas, ENI, 450 Hargrove, Patrick, AS4. 247, 450, 476 Harkin, John, EN2, 300 Ilarl, Robert, EN1, 326 Harlow, Barbara, AS2, 348 Harmon, Delcnda, AS4, 370, 476 Harmon, Gayle, EDI, 234 Ilarmon, Linda, ASI, 336 OKLAHOMA I FARM CRGANIZATION INSURANCE Automobile . . . Life . . . Hospitalization . . . Property . . . Hail-Crop . . . Liability . . . GEORGE STONE, Pres. EMIL KASTL, Sec. 1141 w. Sheridan 14053 CE 2-5217 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA 514 Harper, Larry, ENI, 354 Harper, Michael, AGI, 354 Harral, Leonard, ASI, 322 Harrington, Kathleen, AS3, 450 Harris, Cathy, BU2, 293 Harris, Christopher, ED3, 212, 384 Harris, Earl, ED4, 281 Harris, James, AG3, 450 Harris, Janice, ENI, 336, 450 Harris, EIIIIIIIC, AC4, 247, 300, 476 Harris, enneth, AS2, 326 Harris, Ladonna HE2, 348 Harris, Mary, ASI, 317 Ilalgii, Michael, ASI, 234, 281, 343. Harris, Ruth, AS4, 317, 476 Harris, Tahama, EDI, 348 Vicki, ED3. 317 Harris, V Harris, VYHIICT, BUI, 122 Harrison, George, AS2, 366 Harrison, James, BU2, 268, 354, 476 Harrison, James, BU4, 450 Harrison, Melanie, AS2, 282, 293 Harrison, Reba, ASI, 293 Harrison, Sandy, EN4, 215, 223, 22 450, 476 Hart, Cary, AS4. 450, 477 Ilart, Hillary, HEI, 418 Hart, John, AS3, 283, 450 Hart, Pamela, ASI, 394 Hart, Patricia, BU2, 348 Hart, Rebecca, AS2, 384 Hartness. Judith, AS3, 308 Harvey, Richard, AS2, 343 Harvell, James, EN3, 450 Harvey, Van. BU4, 300, 477 Harwell, Jerry, EN2. 354 Hashmy, Mohamad, CR6, 450, 498 Haskins, John, AG4, 450, 477 Ilassler, Ardoth, AS2, 317 Hasty, Clyde, AS3, 300 Ilatch. Steven, EN2. 354 Hatlield, Charles, VM3, 502 llatlield, Daniel, ED2, 354 Hatfield, Phyllis, BUI, 348 Hauert, Steve, ASI. 354 Hang, Bailey, EN2. 340 Haulenbeek, Patricia, ASI. 370 Haulenbeek. Robert. AS4, 252, 450. Hauser, Martin, EN3, 450 Hauser, Sharon. ED3. 335 llavely, Marsha, ED3. 212. 221, 398 Hawk, John, EN4, 450, 477 Hawk, Marilyn, AS2, 390 Hawkins, A111ta, BUI, 348 Hawkins, Anita, HE4. 293. 477 Hawkins, Claudia AS2, 330 11aw111111, 431111, EIXI4, 450, 477 Hawkins, inda, AS2, 211. 380 Hawkins. Richard. 11113. 274. 305 Ilayat, Chandhry, CR7, 502 Ilaytlun. Philip, AS2, 354 Hayes, Barbara. ED2. 308 Hayes, Donald, ASI, 340 Hayes, Frances, AS2, 317 Hayes, John, BUI, 300, 450. 477 Haynes, Donna. ASI. 348 Haynes, Linda, ED4, 394, 477 Haynes, Rick, BUI, 408 Hays, Dorothy, AS4, 418 Ilavs George. ENI, 300 Hays, Hallie. ED3. 389 Hays, Jerry, EN3, 300 Hays John. YM2, 502 Hays Susan. AS3, 359 Hays Walter HE4 450 Hazalcus, Rose, EH2, 348 Ilazeldine. Mary. AS3. 348 Hazelwood, Larry, IIU3, 213. 282 Hazelwood, Lonnv. ACI, 305 Hazen, Stanley, Blll. 428 Hazlewood. James, ASI, 406 Ilazlcwood. fue, IIEI. 336 Head, Keith. ASI, 354 Headington, Crcgory. ASI, 378 Hearon. Stephanie. 11112. 394 lleatly, Ralph. BU3. 410 lleatly, Robert BUI. 410 Heaton, Michael. ENI. 305 Heck, Carolyn. HE3. 317 Heck, Katherine, 11154, 370,477 Heck, Teresa. ASI. 394 Hedges, Angela. ASI. 394 Hedges, Crystal. AS2. 335 Hedges, Jerry. VM2. 502 Hedrick, Michael. ASI, 386 llellcl, Jimjny. 11134. 248, 256. 268, 450, 477 41 4 Hellin, Margaret, AS2, 211, 229, 251, 308 Ileid. Patricia. ED2. 308 Heidebrcchtt, Larry, AC3. 240. 372 Heidlage, James, AS4. 450, 477 Heintz. Rex. EN1, 340 Helms, Suzanne, BUI, 317 Helton, Jaime, HE2, 348 Helton, Kenneth, AC2, 354 Hemel, F111-1111, EN3, 269, 348 H511-ey, nilafea, HE2, 370 Hemry, Susan ED2, 293 He11,,111111, Williant, 11111, 354 Hen ershott, Steven, BU2, 354 Henderson, Carolyn ASI, 390 Henderson, James, BU4, 428, 477 Henderson, Jellrey, AS4, 450. 477 Henderson, IVilliam, EN2. 247, 248. 322, 420, 477 Hendley, Steven, BU2, 424 Hendren, Carl, AS3, 217, 430 Hendrix, Dennis, '1'l2. 259. 450 Hendrix, Frances, AS2, 335 Hendrix, Cene, T14, 348 Hendrix, Linda, ASI, 348 Hendrix, Mary, ED3, 262, 336 Hengsavasdi, Songsa, EN2, 300 Henley, Freddie, EN2, 222. 222, 450 Hennessey, Susan, ED3, 398 Hendricks Marvin, EN2, 300 Henry, Allred, BU2, 436 Henry, Charles, EN4, 265. 265. 343. 477 Henry, James. EN4, 257, 267. 450. 477 Henry Judith, BU4, 450, 477 Hen1'y, Robert, AS 2, 247 Hensley, AIIHII, AC4, 450. 477 Hensley. Benetta, AS3, 308 Jack, T12, 450 Hensley Hensley, Raymond, 71713, 266, 450 Hensley. Seth, AGI, 322 Hensley , Vecoe, EN2, 450 Henson, Dennis, AC2, 300 Denson, Donald EN I, 326 Henson, Judy, HE3, 293, 477 Henze, Susan, AS2, 330 Hepner, Barbara, AS3, 348 Hepner, Marilyn, ASI, 348 Herald, Danny, AC3, 372 Herbel, Charles, EN2, 343 Herbert, Linda, ED3, 336 Hermes. Diana. EDI. 434 Herrnon, Cindy , BUI, 277 Herndon. Vicki, AS2, 211 Herold, Harvey, AS4, 450, 477 Herren, Barbara, IIE3, 309 Herriage, Phyllis, IIE3, 336 Herriman, Cynthia, ASI, 309 Herring, Jean, EDI. 336 Herring, Yvilltam, ASI, 225. 305 Herrmann, Cary, EN4. 450, 477 Herrmann, Janelle, BU3, 249, 277, 317 Herrold. Bethel. EN4. 237. 248. 372. 477 Herron, Jeanne, EDI, 418 Herron, JoI111, BU2 300 HQ111111, P1111-18111, AS4, 450, 477 Hershberger. Rebecca, ASI, 348 Herth, Susan, ED2, 293 Hartzler, Linda, AS4, 293, 477 Herzig. Jane, BU3, 418 Hess. CliI'IortI. AS2. 354 Hesselbein, Charles, ENI. 354 Hetrick, Charles, ED2, 424 Heusel, Deborah, AS2, 247, 348 Heuser, Ronald, AS4. 450. 477 Hewitt, kdm, BU4. 450, 477 Hewitt, atalie, HEI, 348 Hewitt, Stephanie. HEI. 348 Hickman, Annelyn, ASI, 330 Hickman, Bob, AS4, 388, 477 Hiclunan, Candice, ED4, 477. 531 Hickman, Edward, AS4, 396, 477 Hit-ks, David. AG3, 3211, 354 F1-ea, EN4. 216, 218, 258, 450, Hicks, Georgina. HE2, 330 Hicks. Ivilliant, ASI, 322 Hicock, VVilliam, BU4, 450. 478 Higgins. Fauna. ED4, 450, 478 High, Dena, ED2, 529 Hight, gohn, TI2, 450 Hight, 'usan, AG4, 241, 336, 478 Hightower, Jo, ASI. 434 Hilf. Thomas. ENI. 322 Helherg. Paul. EN3, 230. 237. 260, -150, 477 Heldenbrand. Ronald, ENI. 382 Helde1'1non. Ray. AK13. 240 Hellen, Kathryn, 1152.335 Heller, Carolyn, HE2, 259, 380 Heltn, Gail, ASI. 330 Helm. 11114. 424, 477 Helm, Jim, AS4, 248, 366, 477 Helm, Sarah, IIE4. 434, 477 Helniey. David. ASI. 386 Helmcy. Rithartl. AS3, 386 Hill Allen, BU3, 406 Hill. Cecilia, GR7. 450, 498 Hill. Charles. AS3. 410 Hill Dana AS4 293 478 llill, 1341-1-811. AS2,-223, 300 Hill. Cary. AS3, 263, 426 Hill. Jane, ED4, 435, 478 Hill. ane. ED4, 231 Hill, ,oseph, AS4, 300, 478 Hill. Karen. HE3. 231. 272. 273. 317 Hill. Kenneth. VMI. 502 Hill, Patricia, EDI, 348 Hill, Randall, AS2, 247 Hill, Sandra. HE3. 348 Hill. Stephen. AS3. 422 Hill, Susan. AS2, 384 Hill, Tliomas, EN3, 258 Hill Hill Hilt 1 Twila, HE4. 293. 478 Ilvaine. AG2 239. 255. 326 n, Donna, ASI, 330 f Hinds, Bobby, AG4. 252, 450. 478 Hinds. Laura. AS3, 529 Hinds, Susan, AS4. 250, 359. 478 Hines, Fred, VM2, 502 Hincy, Steven, AS3. 450 Hinkle, David, EN3. 374 Hinkle, Richard, EN2, 322 171i-nrichs, Stephen, AS4, 322, 478 Hinshaw, Carol. ASI, 330 Hinther. Ronny, ASI. 305 Hlntze, Richard, AS4, 300, 478 Hirsch. Joseph AS3, 450 Hitt, limes, AS3, 247, 450 Hix, arilyn, BU2 330 Hood, Raymond EN3, 343 Hobbs, James, EPNI 322 Hobson, Donna, Bill, 348 Hobson, Janice ED4, 380, 478 Hobson, Jos 12113 450 GR6 456, 498 Hoch, A. Hodges, Joe, AS3 478 Hodges, Steven, EN2, 450 Hodgson,NIohn, AC4, 240 Hodnett ary, HE3, 212 Hoslm, Diane, AS2, 368 Hoeltzel, Janet, HE2. 259, 317 Hofacket, Marilyn, HE4, 450, 478 Holi Joan HE3 359 Hollhines, Dean, 7EN3, 300 Hoffman, Glenn, ASI 300 Hoffman, Kenneth, AS3, 450 Hoffman, Rickey, BU3 450 Hollsommer, Monty. ENI, 354 Hogan, Kenneth, AS3. 300 Hogan, Kim ASI 380 Hogan, Lynda, HE2, 293 Hogan, Susan, BU1, 336 Hogner, Iellery, AS3, 215, 224, 340 Ho sett, Mons, AGI, 348 HOTIEHDCFZCF, Mark. AG3, 274. 281, 372 Holcomb. Chester, AG3, 234, 239 Holcombe, Martha, AS2, 348 Holder, Patricia, HE4, 451, 478 Holditch, Diane, ED3 398 Holdredge, Thomas, AS2, 327 Holland, Cllarles ASI, 406 Holland, ganis, ASI, 348 Holland. USHII. AS2, 277, 348 Holley, Susall, HE4. 213, 368, 478 Holliday, Irelle, BU2, 293 Hollingsworth, Gary EN3, 388 Hollis, Thomas, AS3, 396, 478 Holloway, RHIIICS, AS2, 426 Holloway. like. TI2 451 Holsing Hollowayi Susan, BII2, 451 Holman. Melissa. AS4. 451. 478 Holman Holman , Sandra IEDI, 330' Verda IED4 317 478 Holmes: Larr , EN1, 420, 305 Holmes, L ntlelle, BU1, 348 Holmes, lxllolmsl, BU2, 424 Holmes. Peggy, ASI, 277. 451 er. Kathy, ED2, 384 Holsinger. Paul, BU4, 451. 478 Ilolste, Lillda, HE2, 435 Holt, lerry, AS2, 281 Holi, Larry, EN4, 378, 478 Holt, Michael,,HE3, 386 Holt, Ronald. AS4, 300. 478 Holt. Susan. AS4, 478. 529 Holtberg. Gary. AS4. 300. 478 Holton, Steve. BU4, 406, 478 Holtzclaw Mark, AS4. 451. 478 Holnl., Elvin, Tn, 354 Ilolzler, James. ACI, 354 Homsey, Gary. BU3. 406 Homsey, Margot EDI, 336 Homsey. Michael, BUI. 422 Hone, Carole, BU1, 348 Honea, Mary, HEI, 348 Howells, Christine, BUI, 349 Howerton, Jimmy, EN4, 267 Howerton, Michael, ED3, 231, 300, 396 Howerton, Michael, ENI. 231 Hron, Jolln, BU4, 451, 478 Hronopulos, Cathy, AS2, 229, 418 Hsu, Chan CR6, 276 Hubbard, Charlotte, HE4, 478 Hubbard, Dennis, AG3, 451, 478 Hubbard. Gregory, AS3, 414 Hubbard, gohn, AS2, 451 Hubbard, rlana, ED4, 212, 223, 370, 479 Hubbard, Sharon. ASI, 330 Huber, Deborah, ED2, 259, 293 Huckby, Mark, ED2, 451 Huddle, Carolyn, EDI, 451 Huddle, Linda, AS2. 259, 317 Hudgel, Martha, HE2, 390 Hudgins, Charles, AG3, 281, 451 Hudson, Debra. BUI, 336 Hudson, Don, BUI, 410 Hudson, Gwendolyn. ASI, 330 Hudson, Harriet. HE4, 479 Hudson, James, BU4, 451, 479 Hudson, Jerrold, ASI, 282, 386 Hueffmeier, Guy. ED3, 322 Hulf, Leallll, HE4, 317, 479 HuHman. Billy, ASI, 427 Huffman, Mary, ED2. 336 Huffman. Thomas. AS3. 354 Huggins, Jolln, AG4, 231, 412, 479 Hug ins, Timothy, AGI, 388 Hugiiart, Charlotte, HE2, 259, 336 Hughes, Barbara, ASI, 380 Hughes, Christine ED2. 293 Hughes, James, AS4. 451, 479 Hughes. John. ASI. 300 arry. AS4. 277. 300. 305. 479 Hughes , , , Hughes, Larry, BU1, 479 Hughes, Man, HE2, 293 Hughes, Micllael, GR6, 265, 265 Hughes, Sue, AS2, 317 Hughey. Coleell, ED3, 418 Hulsh, Stacia, ED3, 213 Huiskalnp. Thomas. BU4. 300. 479 Hulnik, Frank, AS4, 300, 479 Hulsey, Jon. BU2, 354 Hulsey, Larrv, BU4, 216, 218, 406, 479 Humphrey, Carolyn. ASI, 317 Humphrey, Charles M. BU2, 366 Humphrey. Darryl, AS2, 322. 365 Humphrey. Eddie. AS3, 386 Humphreys, Donald, EN4. 214 Hunczak. Gerhard, BUI. 451 Hunsaker, Marilyn, ED3. 252, 293 Hunt, Anne, ED2, 229, 398 Hunt, Brady, AS2, 386 Hunt, David, EN4. 265. 265, 424. 479 Hunt, Elgin. AS3, 365 Huiat, Jacqueeta, BU4, 232. 257, 418, 4 9 Hunt, Marsha, AS3. 293 Hunter, Catllerine, BU2. 211, 251, 451 Hunter, Craig, AG2, 254 Hunter, Frieda. AS4, 370. 479 Hunter. Gary. EN4, 214. 222. 222. 224. Ingham, Ricllard, AS4. 378. 479 lngmire, Bruce, AG3, 215, 223, 224. 300 lngraham, David BU4, 256, 305, 479 Inman, Barbara, EDI, 435 Irey, Judy, HE4, 262, 271, 272, 273, 336, 479 Irvin, Dolllla, EDI, 349 Irvine, Geletta, EDI, 336 Irwin, Patrlcla, ASI, 349 Irwin, Terry AG4, 305, 479 lshihara, ltoimi, GR7, 451, 498 Ishmael, Rex, EN1, 340 Ives, Joyce, AS2, 394 Ives, .inda, BU4 370, 479 Ives, Richard, AS2, 451 Ivy, Robert. ED2, 300 I Jabara, Chuck, AG2, 281, 372 Jack, David, ASI, 354 Jack, Kathryn. AS2, 231, 251. 370 Jack, Sydnee. ASI, 370 Jackson, Beverly, ASI, 293 Jackson, Bollnie, ASI, 349 Jackson, Charles S., VM3, 479 Jackson, David, HE3, 217, 386 Jackson, Douglas, AGI. 237, 372 Jackson, Jtldy, AS3, 293 Jackson, 'enneth, ASI, 451 Jackson, Linda, ED4, 368, 479 Jacksoll, Mary, ED4, 451, 479 Jacksoll. Paul, EN4, 408, 479 Jackson, Steven, ASI 355 Jackson, William, EIXII, 283, 408, 479 Jacksoll, VVilliam, AS4, 451 Jacob. Salldra. HE4. 451, 479 Jacobs. Karl, AG2, 355 Jacobs, Raynlond, ASI. 388 Jacobson, David, TI2, 451 Jacobsoll, Susan, HEI, 272, 317 Jacoby, Mary. ASI, 531 Jacoby. Randle. ED4. 404. 479 Jaeb, Jollll. ED3. 451 ohnson. Vicki, EDI. 262, 349 ohnson, William, BU4. 266, 396. 480 Johnston, John, EDI, 262, 274, 343 Johnston, autla, ED3, 529 ohnston, Vivian ED4. 211, 368 Alinds BIJI 317 ones, , . ones, Bon V, BDI, 330 OIICS, Bobby, AG3, 239, 355 ones, Brenda, ASI, 349 OIICS, Brett, AS2, 268. 277, 451 ones, Carla, BU1, 349 Jones, Danna, GR6, 451, 498 Jones, David, AS4, 224. 408, 451, 480 Jones, David, AS4, 214 Jones, Donlla, ASI, 317 Jones, George. AG4, 451, 480 Jones, Gerry, BU3, 256, 451, 480 Jones, an, ED2, 394 , ones, anet, BU4, 385, 480 ones, ohn, EN4, 265, 451, 480 Jones, Karen, BU3, 257, 262, 294 Jones, Kelvin, BUI, 305 Jones, Kenneth. AS2, 300 Jones, Larry, BU1. 396 Jones, Marvin, BU4. 451. -180 Jones. Merlene, AS3, 435 Jones, Michael. ASI, 355 Jones, Milo, BU4, 336, 480 Jones, Nancy, ASI, 349, 390 Jones, Patricia, ASI, 398 ones. Robin, AS2. 349. 372 ones, Rodney, HE2, 263 , ones, Rollald, ASI. 300 Jolles, Rosemary, ED3, 330 Jones, Samuel, EN3. 237, 322 Jones, Scott. ENI, 355 Jones. Shirley, BUI, 294 Jones, Stallley. AG4. 300 H Jones, Stephanie, HE2. 272. 336 Jones, Susan, AS3. 531 Jones, Terrerlce, VM2, 502 Jones, Thomas, AS2, 425 Jones, Wayne. CR6. 451, 498 Joplill, Jro, ED3, 368 James, llerri. EDI, 435 James. ' holnas. TI2, 264. 266, 451 James, Vicki. EDI. 349 Jameson, Joe, AS4, 247 Jameson, John, AS4, 263, 406, 479 Jamesoll, Jlldy, HE3, 211, 228, 272, 380 Jameson, Michael. AS2, 247 Jamison, Eric. BU4. 214, 410, 479 -IHIIIISOII. Lyndell. AG2. 451 Jancar, Ricllard. BU2. 430 JBIIKICIPCIIF, Robert, ENI. 396 Jalltzen, VVilIiam. BU4. 343, 479 Janway, Danny, EN3, 355 Janway. Ierry. ASI. 355 Jaques. Rollald. ASI. 382 Jardot. Cherri. AS2. 451 Jarretl. Dorothy, HEI. 317 Jarrell,,1imlnie. AG4, 451. 479 Jarrett, Linda, AS3, 212. 269, 293 Jarrett, Lylan. ASI, 282, 418 Jeffrey. Mickolyn. HE4. 419 ,Iel'I'rev. Martha. ED4. 293. 419 Jellrey. Marv. EDI. 418 Jel1'ries. Nick. ASI. 322 Je1Iries. Palllela. BU3. 294 Jenkins. Jollll. BU3. 300 Hurst, Joe, AG4, 234. 240 Hon Joyce, BU1, 336 Hoo6ler, Barbara, BU2. 348 Hood. Linda, AS2 336 Hood, Rn-lnnd. EN4. 260. 207. 300, 478 Hooker, Michele. ED4. 293 Ilooper, Andy, ENI. 327 Ilooper, Nanette, ASI, 348 Hoos, Donald. AG4. 224. 300, 478 388. 479 Hunter, ackie, AS3, 349 Hunter, anies, AS4. 404, 479 Hunter, ary, AS2. 336 Hunter, Michael, AS2, 354 Hunter, Richard, ASI. 354 Hullter, VVilliam. B 4 451 4 9 Huntley, Huntley. U . . 7 Marsha, ED4. 384, 479 Palnela. ED3. 251. 385 Hurley, George, ASI, 232, 424 Hurley, George, EN2. 451 Jenkins, Marilyn. ED2. 451 Jeqlggls, Robert, EN4. 257, 267, 300, Jellkills. Vllilliam. ASI. 424 Jennings. Barbara, HE3. 317 Jennings. Clara. ED4. 336. 479 Jennings. James. AS3, 378 Jennings. Patti, EDI. 317 Hoover, Gretchen. AS2, 348 Hoover, James. EN2. 278. 396. 305 Hoover, Sharon. EDI. 330 Hopcus. Jean. BU2. 330 Hopfer, VS'ayne. BU2, 300 Hopkins, Helen, ASI, 384 Hopkins, Janis, ED2. 336 Hopkins, Nikolette, ASI, 348 Ilopkills, Randall, AS3, 382 Hoppe. Jell. EDI. 305 Hopson. David. GR6. 372. 498 Hurst, Leslie, EN2, 300 Huska, Jolln. AS2, 340 Huskey, Earl. ASI. 386 Hnsmann. Alberta. AS4. 261. 330, 479 Hustead. Virginia. HE2. 435 Huston, Barbara. ED2. 293 Hutcherson, lames. ASI. 354 Josepll, reclda.,AS1,317 Joseph. Marcelln. ENI, 305 Ioslin. Nornla, ED2, 529 Jouret, Cheryl, EDI, 398 Joy, Betty, BU2, 336 Joy, Nancy, BU1. 336 Joyner, Mary, AS3 269. 336 Joyner. Robert, ACI, 425 Judd. Patricia. AGI. 221. 222 Judkills, Judy, ED3. 349 Juergens. Steven. ASI. 305 uhl, Vernon, ED3, 451 l ump, LIIICIH, ED4. 368, 480 Jnrrens, Rhonda, HE3, 294 K Kaahwa, Elijah. GR6. 275. 451. 498 Kaemnlerling, Teressa. EDI. 330 Kahle, IJCIIHIS, BU4, 392, 480 Kahle, Duane, BU4, 451, 488 Kaiser. William, TI4, 451, 480 Kaler, Stepllell, ASI. 300 Kalhoefer. John. EDI. 274. 355 Kallal. Mary, HEI. 349 Karnann, Mary. AS4. 359. 480 Kamallll, Rita. HE3. 294 Kamas, Claudia, ASI, 398 Kamas. James, AS4, 451. 480 Kanlnl. SIISHH, AS4, 418. 480 Kang. Shirley, AS2, 276. 294 Karber. Gordon. AS3. 343 Karlovicll. Robert, BU2. 425 Karnes. Howard, AG2. 300 Karp, Gary, HE3, 263 Jergnjlngs, Ricllard, AS3, 249, 259, 263, f . 2 Jensen. Jollll. AS3. 255. 300 ITUICIICSUII. Brenda, EDI. 349 Hutchins, Gary. AS4. 388, 479 Hutchins. Leah. ED3. 228. 261, 262. 370 Iensen. Iollll. BII4. 214. 255. 410. 479 Jensen. Lillda. ASI. 349 Jepson. Peter. TI4. 266. 268. 451. 479 Jessen. Karan. HE3. 317 Jett, Lillda, ED2. 377 Jewell, Janet. AS2. 294 Jimenez, Carlos, ENI. 432 Jimpie. Bch-:tta, ED2. 259. 294 Jollallsen. Kenneth. EN3. 451. 479 Keen. Horn. Frances. HE2. 336 Horschler. Tllomas. AG3. 451 Horsechiel, Cynthia. ED2. 277, 333 Horton, Deborah. AS3, 293 Horton, Linda. BU2, 348 Horton. Robert. ASI, 343 Horton. Troy. HE4. 300. 478 Hottenstein. Beth. BU3. 278. 359 Houliston. Vl'iIliam. AGI. 327 Houser, Slepllen. AS2. 404 Houston, Alln, HEI, 529 Houston, Sarah, HE3, 380 Hovasse. Sheryl. AS4, 435, 478 Hover. Linda. ED4. 293. 478 Howard. Barbara, HE3. 213. 531 Howard. Cathy. ASI. 330 Howard, Darrell. ASI, 354 Hdward, Debra, HE2, 272, 280, 293 Howard, James, BU3, 451 Iloward. olln, GR6, 252, 258, 260. 451. 498 Howard. Johnny. ASI, 327 Howard. Martha. ASI. 280. 317 Howell, Henry. ED4. 300. 478 Howell, Joe. ASI. 230 Howell, Joe, VM2, 502 Howell. Sally. EDQ. 293 Howell. Susan. ED4. 370. 478 Hutchinson. Glenn. YM2. 502 Hutchisoll. Sharon, HEI. 336 Huth, Panlela, ED4, 359. 479 Hutson, Arthur. AG4, 236, 372, 479 Hutsoll. Billy. BU1. 430 Hntto. Ricllard, AS2. 322 Hutton. Deborah. AS2. 293 Hwang. Sllllell. CR6. 276. 451. 498 Hybsha. Patricia. HE2. 293 Hyde, Carl. AG3. 451 Hyde, Dee. ASI. 385 Hyde, Paul, HE4. 300, 479 Hydelj, Dennis. TI2, 281 Hynes. David. EN3. 420 Hyslop. Leroy. EN3. 451 I Iadsung Gllit. GR6. 322. 498 Icks. Carla. BU1. 336 Igleheart. Diana, HE4. 390 Iglesias. Cllarles. AS3. 430 Ikard, Robert, GR7. 451. 498 Ikemire. Alldrew. EN3. 410 llari, Vicki, ASI. 349 Ille, larry. AS2, 354 Ingersol, Robert, EN1, 327 lnghaln. Martha, BU2. 293 Iohns. Dale. AC-4. 327. 479 JOIIIISCII. John, AGI, 221. 300 Jollllson. Addye. ASI, 330 Johnson, Bernella. BU3, 330 Johnson. Billy, ENI. 432. 502 Jollnsoll. Byron. BU2, 388 Jollnson. Craiil- BU2. 426 Johnson. Cynthia. ASI. 418 Johnson. Dollald. BU3. 218. 300 Johnson. Gary, EN4. 451, 479 Johnson George. AS4. 218 ,lolmsnnl cnosnsll. ED4. 317. 479 Johnson. Jalnes. AC3. 451 Jollnson. Jan. AS4. 336. 479 Johnsoll. Jerry. BL'-4. 451. 480 Johnson. Joe. AG2. 232. 480 Johnson. Iohn. BUI. 259. 386, 424 JOIIIISOII. Kathleen. HE3. 294 JOIIIISOII. Larry, ED3. 451 Johnson, Lvllda. HE4. 294, 480 Johnson. Mary. EDI. 349. 418 Johnson. Potricia. ED3. 371 Johnson. Peter. GR7. 265 Jollllson. Robert. ASI, 355. 451 Jollnson . Robert. BU2. 300 Jollnson, Roger, ASI, 274 Johnson Jollllsoll , Roger, ENI. 300 . Susan. ASI. 330. 451 Karpuk. Michael. ENB. 300 Karr. Gerald, ASI, 428 Kartsotis. George. BUI. 225 Kartsotis. Katllarill. AS2. 390 Kasbolnn. Leanna. BII4. 451. 480 Kashner. Micllele. AS2. 294 Kastens. Robert, EN4, 451, 480 Kastl, Michael, AG4. 239. 250. 451. 48 Kauerallf. Karen, ED2. 262. 283. 394 Kauffman. Kathleen. Blll. 349, 451 Kanpke. Kathleen. BU3. 480 Kavanagh. Rebecca. AS2. 229. 380 Kayler, Richard. AS2. 355 Kays, Barrett. AG4. 241 Kazi. Hasan. EN3, 264. 451. 480 Kazi. Ibrahim. EN4. 255, 269, 451, 480 Keatllly. David. 451 Keating. John. AS2. 410 Kerbritsaz. Rahinl. EN4. 275 Keck, Jack, EN2. 340 Keck. lanice, ED3. 398 Keck. Linda. ED4. 317. 480 Keck. Mary. BU4, 330 Keel. Dollald. BU4, 451. 480 Keele. Karan. AS2. 390 Keele. William. HE3, 425. 480 Ke:-Iv. Peggy. AS2. 282. 317 Carol. HE2. 294 Keen. Robert. ENI. 322 Keene. William, EN4, 278, 300, 480 Keeton, Gerald, BU4, 437. 480 Keetoll. Richard. VM3, 502 Keeler. James. BU4, 256. 268. 425. 480 Kehn, Darla. EDI. 336 Keim. Keith, HE4. 263. 322. 480 Keisler. lerry. EN4. 480 Keisler. Patricia, AS4. 452, 480 Keith, Dianne, AS3. 380 Keleller. Pamela. HE2, 294 0 Keller, Pamela, HE3, 435 Keller, Sherry, AS2, 331 Keller Susan, HE3, 336 Keileflyy, Joe, EN4, 258, 260, 45 Kellert, Paul, AS4, 452, 480 Kelley, Mary, 1'1E3, 263 Kelley, Patricia, EDI, 331 Kellum, Terry. IIE3. 349 Kelly, Katherine, EDI, 452 Kelly, Kenneth, 15111, 355 Kelly, Patricia. HE3. 212 Kelly, Ronald. .452, 365 Kilgore, VVa1ter, HE4, 452, 480 Kilfrew, Kathryn, ED2, 336 Kilkenny Janet, ASI, 349 Killam, Charles, Ast, 340 Killion, Vicki, AS2, 280, 531 Kilmer, Neal, CR6, 300. 498 Kiltner, Richard, B112, 428 Kimball, Charles, BU2, 425 Kimball. Charles, AS4, 355, 480 Kimberlin, Albert, ASI, 327, 412 Kime, David, ED2, 452 Kindrick. Daryl. ASI, 305 Kelly, Shirley, HEI, 272, 280, 309 Kelsay, George, 15112, 425 Kelsey, Diaiina, ED3. 234, 359 Kelsey, Pamela, ED2, 418 Kelsey, William. AS4, 480 Kelton, Cary. AGI, 343 Kemp, Joseph. EN2, 278 Kemper, Cynthia. ED-4. 294, 480 Kempe. John. ASI. 378 Kendall, Cynthia. AS4, 331. 480 Kendall. Kathleen. AS2, 294 Kendall. Sally. 15111. 435 Kendrick. Jack. EN4, 217. 218. 300, 480 Kendrick, Mickey . A111 . 222.7 322 Kennedy, James, EN4, 217, 218, 260, Kindrick, VVayne, AS4, 216, 218 Kindschi, Susan, ASI, 371 Kindt, Larry, AC4, 452, 480 King, Charles, CR6, 452, 498 King, Donald, BU4, 266 King, Johnny, AS2. 258. 422 King, Kathleen, EDI. 318 King, Kathryn, ASI, 331 King. Larry, AS3, 452, 481 King. Randall. EN2, 300 King, Ronald, B114, 266 King. 1Vallace, AS4, 255. 365, 481 King. 1Yilliam, TII, 305 Kingt om. Christine, EDI. 349 Kingen, Sherry, ASI, 331 264, 452, 480 Kennedy, Joycc. 15112. 294 Kennedy, Tressa. IIEI, 317 ,', liam. T14. 255 Kennon, Julie. Kenney, Susan. Kent. John. B Kent. Victoria. Kennedy 1Vil Kerns, Norma Kerns. Philip. Kerran, Sams. Kersey, avid Kersey, James: ASI, 252, 452 ASI. 349 ED2. 336 12. 392 HEI, 435 11171, 336 X83 233 420 AED3, 204 ED3. 322 Kessler, Ned, AS4, 343, 480 , 327, 480 Leos. Kesterson, Denzel, EN1, 322 Ketchum, Jacklyn. IIE3. 272, 280, 336 Ketchum, Linda, ED4, 336, 480 Ketner. Deborah. 11EI. 349 Ketter, Frank. B112. 416 Ketter, Karen. HE4. 452, 480 Key. Cheryl, ED2. 398 Key. Linda. HE2. 318 Keyes. Larry. AS3. 327 Khambatta. Hoshang. 11116, 265, 274, 355, 498 Khan, Mohammed. TI4. 452, 480 Kidd, Lee, AG4. 452, 480 Kiefer, Karen, ED4. 294, 480 Kilgo. Carrie. IIE3, 213, 318 Kingsley, Mary, HE3 272, 371 Kin'o. Yoshimitsu. EN4. 260, 452, 481 Kinkade, Linda, ED2. 452 Kinkaid, David, VM4, 502 Kinkeade, Gary, 15111, 404 Kinzer, Carol, AS3, 294 Kinzie. Oliver. AG4. 372, 481 Kirby. Don. AC4, 372 Kirby. Nancy, AS2. 531 Kircholl, Barton, BU2, 452 Kirk. Larry, AGI, 305 Kirkland, Karen, ASI, 380 Kirkland, Vicki. BU2 318 Kg.-iepan-ict, rachel-4, 'i'i:s, 4:10 Kirkwood, lanice, HEI, 336 Kirschner, Robert, ASI, 355 Kirst. David, BU3, 425 Kirtley. Ilames, BU3. 452 Kiser, Sienista. ED2, 261 Kisinger, Pamela. ED2, 349 Kisling. Marlene, AS4, 452, 481 Kistlcr. Joyce, HEI, 331 Kitch. James, EN1, 355 Kitch, Max, AG4. 452. 481 Klaus, Vivian, 11EI, 336 Klenda. Mary. ASI, 368 Klcpper. Brenda, ED2, 331 Kletke, Phillip, AS4, 355, 481 Kliitck. John, EN1, 343 Klint-, Margaret, AS3, 385 Kline, Robert, ASI, 386 Klinger, Paul, AG2, 235, 281, 372 Klinnert, Steven, AC4, 340, 481 Klintworth, Kay, EDI, 336 Knapp. Barbara. AS3. 228, 294 Knell. Fred, AG4, 238, 301. 481 Kniel, Donna, AS4, 318, 481 Knight. Beverly, ED4, 336. 481 Knight. Phillip. AS2. 422 Kni'11t. Ruth, HE2, 331 Knoilmloch, Cheryl. VM5, 502 Knohlock. Jane, ED2, 394 Knowles, Cary, EN4, 432, 482 Knox, Cynthia. AS3, 371 Knox, Neal, B111, 388 Koch, Terrence, ED2. 452 Koeddin f. August, HEI, 414 Koenig, Kathryn, EDI, 349 Koloen. Rodney. ENI. 452 Koman. Deborah. BU4. 232. 359, 481 Kongpiroon, Satliorn. CR6, 452 Kongs. John. AS2, 452 Koons. John. BU2, 452 Kopacz. James, EN4, 294. 481 Kopke, Sheila, 11E2, 336 Korn, David, AGI, 253 Kort, William AS2 230 Kosankc, Stanley, VM4, 502 Konba, Gene, EN3, 410 Kowohari. Timothy, GR6. 275. 452. 498 Kraft. Vicki. HE2, 272. 349 Krahn. Stephen. BU1. 382 Kramer. Don. ASI. 343 Kramp. Robert. B111, 341 Kreie. Diane. ED3, 228. 262. 318 Kreie, Kirby, TI3, 266, 452 Kreps. Cary, EN3, 216, 218, 452, 481 Krcps, Katherine, AS2, 418 Kretloyv, Jonee. BU4, 418, 481 Krider, Jack, AG3, 452 Krieg, Larry, BU2, 232, 248, 270, 452 Largacha, Manuel. AGI, 305 Large, Richard, AS4, 414, 481 Larimer, Joyce, HE2 294 Larkey, Katherine, ED4. 359, 481 Larkin, Janice, AS2, 294 Larrabee, Jack, 11112, 452 Lash, Denise, IIE4. 272. 280, 318, 481 Lasota. Freddie. 13112. 452 Latham, Larry. ASI, 366 Latham, Mark. 11111, 405 Latham. Rita. BU1, 309 Latta, John. ASI, 425 Laubert, Thomas, 11114, 452, 481 Laudick, Carolyn, AS2 385 Laurence, lvlargeann, 1'1E4, 359. 481 Laurence, Patricia, BU2, 259, 531 Laurence. Ronald. T12, 322 Lavin, 1Vesle ', 11111, 355 Lawler. Sheila, HEI, 350 Lawrence, James. AS2, 301 Laws. Becky. 11El, 331 Lawson. Cynthia. ASI, 350 Lawson. Randall. 11113, 422 Lawyer. Anita, AS2, 271, 350 Lay. Richard, AS4, 301, 482 Lay, Stephen. 11113, 355 Lay, Terri, 11112, 318 Layman, Pefgy, ASI, 350 Lea, Maxwell, VM4, 502 Leach, James, ACI, 239, 355 Leach. lary. 11113. 232, 294, Leach, Robin. EDI, 398 Leader. Karen. AS-1. 331. 482 Learned. IYeslcy'. ED4. 452, 482 Leath. Margaret. ED4. 359. 482 Leath. Paula, 11112. 247, 350 Lebold. 1VilIiam. T14. 253, 254, 268 Leche, Julia, 11E2. 418 Leclaire, Aaron, ASI. 327 Leclaire. Judy, AS3, 249 Ledbetter, Jack, T14, 266, 268 Ledbetter. .con. AC4, 248, 452. 482 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 STILLWATER 715 Wesl' 6111 316 N. Western 28 N.W. Third Kriei'. David, EN2, 408 Kl'ittL'nhrink. Brenda. 13114. 283. 336 Kroger. Pamela. AS3,, 531' lxroop. Ronald. EN4. 265, 452. 481 Kropp. Krshka. Johnnie. AG4. 240, 452, 481 Becky, HE2, 318 Krueger. Ann. ED3. 212. 225. 228, 531 Krueger. Mary. BU2, 282, 394 lxr5i5y15cr. Susait. BU3, 228, 231. 282, Krug, 1Villiam, AC4, 301, 481 Kruger, Nancy, ED2 336 Ki-ua-. if.-arterial., BU2, 452 Kruska. Jay, EN1, 278, 343 Krtita, Katherine. ED3. 228. 231, 368 Kruta, Michoel. BU2, 301 Kubicck. James. AG4, 230. 238. 392. 481 Kucera. Donna, BUI, 349 Kudlac. Rudena. ED3, 309 Kruta. Michael. BU2. 301 Kuhlmann. Debo. HEI, 349 Kuhn. Jacquelyn, AS2. 376 Kulkarni, Ashok. CR6. 452. 498 Kunze, Anna, AS3, 228, 368 Kunze, loc, AGI, 280, 392 Kunzc, iRichard, CR6, 392, 498 Kurt. Jack. CR6. 430. 498 Kusch, Janie, BU1, 349 Knsch. Susan. HEI. 294 Kusel. John, GR6, 452, 498 Kutz.iDale. B11I. 355 Ledbettcr, Marv, ED3, 418 A Lee Ching. CR6. 452, 498 Lee. Fred. 11114. 452. 482 Lee. Gerald, AC3, 452 Lee. Jimmy. AC-1. 239. 452. 482 Lee linnny. EN2. 452 Lee Lynne. EDI, 350 Lee, Richard. AG4. 239. 327, 482 Lee, Rickey, ASI, 232, 386 Lee, Roger, AS3, 322 Leemaster. Jay. AS4. 452. 482 Leemon. Charles. AG3, 322 Leese Cynthia. AS4, 482. 529 Legg. William. CRW. 386, 498 Legrange. Linda. AS2, 336 Leikam. Marv. ED3. 318 Leist. .14Ctie.'Ac:2. 322 Lemaster. Nancy. ED3. 213, 398 Lembke, Kathryn, HE4. 418 Lemmon. Nancy. ED3. 398 Lemon, James, EN4, 408 Lemon, James, AS3 482 Lenaburg, Sharon. 294 Lenington, Roy. EN4, 301, 482 Lentz, Lynda. 11121, 309 Leon, Deborah, EDI, 350 Leonard, Robert, AS2, 408 Leonard. Sally. HEI, 376 Leopard. llarold. BU3. 416. 482 David. 11114. 452. 482 Kuzuekoll, Paul. AS2. 253. 327 Kygar,C1yde. EN4. 301. 481 Kygar. Daniel, EN1, 301 L Lebahn, Rebecca, ED3, 349 Labno, Christine, ED3, 435 Laboy, Alvarado. CR6, 452, 498 Lacey, Ralph, HE4. 452, 481 Lackey. Patricia. ED2. 349 Lacki, Donna, ED3, 336 Lacroix. Jack. EN1. 428 Lepek. Thomas. EDI. 327 Lesch. David. AG2, 241 Lesch. Jerry. AS3. 217. 301 Lesher. Michael, BUI, 382 Leskela. Gregory. BU4. 343, 482 Leslie. Debra, ASI, 350 Leslie, Lonnie, ACI, 372 Leslie, Marsha, ASI, 531 Lessiy, cha.-ies, 11114, 214, 223, 452. 48 Letterman, Elizabeth, 13113, 331 Leven, Rosealeah. AG4, 240 Leavings, Gail. EN3. 278, 452 Levy. Scott. AS3, 215. 223 Lewellen. llendrick. EN1, 343 Lacy. Don. ENI. 327 Lafollette. Dan. BU3. 452 Leforce. Deborah. ASI, 349 Lalortu ne. Linda, ASI. 394 Lagrone. Susan. AS2. 268 Lair. Robert, ASI. 355 Laird, Lakin, Lamb Clillord, EN1, 406 Danne, ASI, 435 Leslie. BU2 349 istmh, slim-on, AS1i, 349 Lambert, James, T13. 259. 452 Lambert. Nancy, ED2. 390 kamberth. Kenneth. EN2, 341 am In . Robert. ASI. 301 Lamson. Daniel. AS2. 355 Lewis. Barbara. ED2. 211, 259. 380 Lewis. Billie. ASI. 350 Lewis Curley, BU1, 331 Lewis, Cynthia. AS4, 261, 331, 482 Lewis Doris, AS4, 274. 350, 482 Lewis, Earl, 13111, 425' Lewis, Iames, BUI. 301, 355 Lewis, Leon, T14, 217 Lewis, Logan, EN3, 217, 322 Lewis, Mary. CR6. 452. 498 Lekis, Melvin, T11, 327 Lewis, Patricia. AS4, 270, 452. 482. 53 Lewis, Patricia. HE3. -152 Lewis. Phvllis. 11112. 331 Lewis, Toby, AS2. 355 Leyen eekei Karen HE2 435 516 Lancaster. Teresa. BU3. 256. 452, 481 Laudes. Valdon, AS2, 404 Landgraf. Billy, AG3, 238, 355 Landis, Deetta. HE4. 336. 481 Landman, VVil1iam, AS3, 327 Landrum, Diedre, ASI, 350 Landrum. Stevan. BU1, 222, 305 Landry. Robert EN3, 388 Lane, Charles, ,EN4, 249, 257, 200. 267 Lane. Robert, BU2. 327 Lange, John. AS3, 396 Langford. Robert, AC3, 355 Langston, David. AG4. 452. 481 Langston, Katherine, AS2. 294 Lanklord. Lonnie, AG4, 241 Lansdown. Karen. ED3. 211. 228. 380 Laplante. Michael, EN2, 278, 355 ' F1 ' '- . 4 Lieb, steve, Am. 234. 422, 482 Lieb. Steven, 11112, 230 Lierly, Jerry, T11. 305 Liggett, Robert. BU1, 420 Liggin. Larry. EN3, 301 Light. Edward, AS3, 452 Lightfoot. Robert. ASI. 430 Liiehow, James, 11114, 452, 482 Lile, Jay. AC3. 234, 301 Lile, Melissa. ED3. 336 Liles, Howard, ED2, 396 Liles, Patricia. BU4. 452. 482 Lilley. Kenneth. 11112. 382 Lilly. Larrv, EN3, 274 Lincoln. Thomas, AS2. 322 Lindberg, Charlotte, EN2, 418 Linde, Janet, ASI, 350 Linde, Julia, AS2, 318 Linder, Johll, T11, 405 Lindley, Vicki, AS2, 318 Lindsay, Nancy, ED4, 318, 482 Lindsay, Paul, ASI 355 Lindsey, Valerie, Asl, 336 Linehan, Mar , ASI, 318 Link, Bernarcl: AS2, 301 Link, Ladeena, 11123, 294 Linn, Claud, AS4, 301, 482 Linn, Susan, ASI, 336 Linneman, Carolyn 11U3, 228, 368 Linnemanrl, Gail, 171122. 390 Linton, Larry, ENI, 301 Lipperd, Car ', BU2, 452 Lippoldt, Jill, ASI, 294 Lisby, Betty, AS2 371 Lisle, Howard. AS3, 452 Lisle, Nancy. ED4, 452, 482 List, Bernard, AS4, 452, 482 Litteer, Thomas, ASI, 305 Little, J-,ohn, AS4. 365, 482 Little, ULIIIIC, AS2, 350 Little, Michael, 11111, 396 Littlefield, Lane, 111112, 322 Littlejohn. Mary, ILD2, 212, 380 Littleton, Linda, 11111, 331 Liyesay. Janice, 11112, 350 Livingston, Gene, EDI, 294 Livingston, James, 11U4, 428, 482 Livingston, Patricia, ED3, 262, 294 Lobit, Randy ASI, 305 Lobo, Leslie, 1iN3, 264 Lobrecht, 111C1l3l'C1, EN4, 453, 482 Locllner, Karen, 11113, 294 1.ocke,dJean. H123. 350 Lockrl ge, Marilyn, 11E2, 294 Lockwood, Stephen, AS4, 453, 482 Logan, Mary, 11113, 294 Logan, Sally, HE3. 350 Logan, Sue, ASI, 350 Logsdon, Sheila AS2 331 Lohsisupachal, Prap, EN4, 278 Lollis, Jackie,-T14, 267, 453, 482 Lombard, Leslie, 11111, 322 London, Robert, ASI, 426 Londono, Diego, CRh, 453, 499 Lonergan, Mlcael. 12D4. 371, 482 Long, Catherine. 11111, 350 Long, Gary, AC4. 239, 355, 482 Long. George AS3 341 Long, Kcniielh, Blil, 343 Long, Montee, ED2, 211, 380 Long, Ronald. AC4. 239, 453, 482 Long. Terry, BU1, 301 Longfellow, Donald, 11U3, 355 Longley, Richard. AS4, 343, 482 Longmire, Michael, AS4, 453, 483 Mackey. lohn, EN2. 453 Mackey. liathy. ED2. 251. 259. 371 Maclennan, John. EN4, 420. 483 Maddux, Bruce, 11U1, 378 Maddux. Ellen, 11U2, 418 Maddux. 1V1111H1Il. 11132, 414 Madison. Linda. ED4. 453. 483 Magalit, Ilenry, CR7, 453, 499 Magee, Pamela, 11122, 376 Magness. Margaret. BU3, 294 Magnuson. Leonald. EN4. 260. 269, 355, 483 Magoto, Joseph, 11211 408 Alagriiii, lylaflent. AS2. 350 Maguire, Floyd. AC4. 277 Mahal1ay. David. ASI 34,1 Maliafiev, Edward, VM I , .202 Mahagan, Gary, AS3, 301 Mahan. Janice, HEI, 418 llahan. Linda, EDI, 318 Mahan, Susan. ASI, 318 Maharas, Mariall. AS2. 270. 336 Mahoney. Daniel. EN3, 427 Maison. Marslla. CR6, 453. 499 Ma'or. Patricia, EDI, 331 Malclolm, Jaxfkl AS15,5390 N ali'. Asi , 1 2. 3. Malison. John. CR6. 241. 453. -199 Malloy, Stuart. 11111, 322 Malone, Claudia, 11122, 234, 247, 318 Malone, Kathryn, AS2, 294 Maloney. Barbara. ASI. 398 Maloney. Joan. AS4, 309. 483 Malta. Larry, 11111, 453 Maltsberger, Vicki, HE2, 336 Manchester. Sherman. ED4. 254 Mandella. 12ileen. 11112. 318 Manes, Michael, 12N1, 322 Manes, Thomas, AS2, 301 Manes. 1Vil1iam. IIE2, 411 Mankin. Reed. ASI. 301 Manloye. Patsy. 11123. 350 Manlove, Robert. EN4, 209, 214, 224 Mann. James, AS4. 341, 483 Manning. Lirlda. HE2. 318 Manning. Mark. 11111. 408 Mansell. Nancy. AS3, 394 Manslield, 1Vi1lialn, EN1, 327 Manson. Carol, 11112, 294 Mapes. James. AS3. 430 Maple, 1eyer1y. 11E3, 318 Maple, Dianna, 11124, 263 Maresh. Karen, ASI, 385 Mark, Nellene, EDI, 262 Markee, Linda. 11113. 418 Markllain, Larry. ASI. 416 Marks, Jessica, ED2, 371 Markus, Cary, 11114. 214. 411. 4821 Marlow. Deloris. ED4. 318. 483 Matthews, JIIIIIIIIC, AC3. 281. 453 Matthiesen, Preston, AS4, 301, 483 Matthiesen, Robert, AC4. 238, 483 Mattix, David, EN4, 257, 432, 483 Mattox, Iliudith, HE5, 390, 499 Mauch, uth, EN1. 350 Mauk, Steven. AC2. 392 Mavalvala, Cyrus EN1, 323 Maxey, Helen, ASI 453 Maxcy. 1Vi11iam, 12194, 453, 483 Maxwell, 12mrna. 11111. 336 Maxwell, ohn, EN4. 432. 483 Maxwell, udith, H124, 294, 483 Maxwell, larsha, ED3. 380 Maxwell, Sandra, ASI, 350 Maxwell, Sandy, 11111, 283, 331 May, Mary, AS3, 331 May, Michael, CR6, 453 May, Russell. AG4, 234 Mayberry, i121lUI1l2iS, AS4, 323. 483 Mayberry, Virginia, AS3, 418 Mayes, Eric, 11112. 365 Maylield, Linda, 11112. 350 Maylicld. Pamela, 11111, 350 Mayhall, Patricia, AS4, 483, 532 Maynard, Bobby, EN4, 269 Maynard, Carla, H123, 228, 231, 251 272, 390 Mays. Stanley. EN4, 356, 483 McAdams, Samuel 11111, 386 McAfee, Bruce, 11111, 341 McAfee. Carolyn. 11112, 236 McAfee. Donna. HEI. 266. 318 McCollum. Marsha. 11111, 257, 394 McConnell, Don. B114. 256. 396, 483 McConnell. James. 11113 247 McConnell, Michael, AS3, 231, 414 McCord Marsha. 12D2 530 McCormick, John, 11111. 344 McCormick. Michael. BU3. 386 McCornack. Robert, AGI, 327 McCoy, 11urdit, AC3, 239 McCoy, Carl. VM3. 502 McCoy, 1-1aryey. AS-1. 453, 483 McCoy. Neil, 11111. 356 McCoy, Roger, B114, 344, 483 McCoy, Terresa. AC2. 234, 249, 280 318 McCracken. Marilyn. ED2. 532 McCrary, Patricia, ASI, 398 1 McCray, Larry, A113, 372 McCreary. David, A113, 323 McCreary, Michael. 11111. 453 McCreary. Pamela, ED3, 309 McCreary, Patricia, 11111, 309 McCredie. Karen, ED2, 435 MtCreight, James. AC4. 453, 483 McCrory, John, AS3. 427 Mctirory, Mac, 11113. 217, 218. 425 Mt-Cullar. Sue, ED4. 435, 483 Mt'Cunc. Cary, 11132. 412 McDaniel. Diane, CR6. 453 McDaniel, Donna, 11122, 530 McDaniel, Dorothy, ASI, 350 McDaniel. James. AC4, 235. 356, 483 McDaniel. Jimmy, 11111, 305 McAllister. William. l'1l,' 323 Mcaule ' Mcau1i11, Mc11rit1e. McBride, McCabe, McCabe, McCain. Harold, EN4, 356 James, AS2, 356 Marvaret. 1'112l, 294 Sandia, AS4. 336, 483 Kenneth, AC4, 453, 483 Stanley, 11112, 389 Martha, EDI, 350 Longmire. Steven ASI, 301 Looney, James 1-1122, 341 Looper, Joe, HE2 389 Loosley. mary, ASI. 385 Loots, Kathleen, BUI, 350 Loper, David, EN2, 301 Lopez, Jfsus, AG2. 453 Lopez. oberto, GR7, 453 Losornio, Jac ue. 11124, 453, 483 Love. Lint a, SASI 418 l.ovc'oy, slave, AC4, 453, 483 Lovell, James. BU4. 214 Loyendahl, Lawrence, 12N1, 423 Lovett, Vicki, H122. 350 Loving, Thomas, AS2, 386 Low, Catherine 1-1122, 350 Low. Helen, 262, 366 Low, Joyce, ED2, 232, 390 Lowman, Cathey, ASI, 318 Lowrance, Danny, ASI, 232, 280, 414 Lowrance. Nancy. HE3, 376 Lowrie, Robert. EN1. 355 Lucas,Jlohn, 11114. 453 Lucas, l ichael, ASI. 411 Ludlum, Howard. AS3, 389 Luebker. Joe, VMI. 502 Lnker, Lynne, ED3. 294 Lumbers, James, VMI, 502 Lumley, Marlene, ED2, 282, 368 Lundberg, Peggy 1 Lundien, f110I'l3, Lundien, Linda, ASI, 398 Lundquist, John, 11U2, 268. 355 Lundy, Elizabeth. ED2. 294 Lundy, Linda. ED3. 371 Lunow, Dwight, 11213, 301 Lupher, Jimmy, 11114, 301, 483 Luther, 1aryIynn. CR6. 453, 499 Lykins, Linda. HEI. 336 Lyles, Paul, VMI. 502 Ly nch, Edward, ED4, 259, 281 1.ylln, Charles. ASI. 396 Lynn, Cary, EN3, 258, 327 Lynn. Jane. EDI. 385 Lyons, Andrea, 11111, 294 Lyons, Barbara, ASI, 350 Lytle. Jolnl. 13112. 366 Lytlc. 1Vi11iam, EN1, 366 M Maas, Herbert, ED4. 214, 410. 483 Mabray, erry, 12N4, 301, 483 Mabry. ohn, AG2, 392 MacAIIister, Marilyn. BU4, 318. 483 MacArthur. Brian. HE3, 263, 327 MacDonald. Anne. AS4. 211. 483. 529 Xlachchhar, Rasiklal. EN4. 305, 483 Mackenzie, John, 11111, 273, 426 , ASI, 531 AS2, 398 Marlow. Sherylc. 11123. 331, 483 Marose, Cheryl. AS2, 371 Marquardt, Melvin, EN3. 453 Marqniess. Dowana. 11113. 331 Marr. Larry. EN3. 215. 221, 323 Marsh, Judith. 11123. 318 Marshall, Christopher, AS2, 355 Marshall. Frank, 12N2,f192 Marshall. Hope. 11111. 453 Marshall, Johnnie. 11114. 268. 355. 483 Marshall, Karen. AS3. 228, 394 Marshall. Ted. AS2. 427 Marsto Martill Martill Martill Martin Martin Martin Martin Martill Martin Martill n. Mark. EN2. 453 . Andrew. 11111. 378 , 11etty. 12111. 318 , Charles. EN3. 432 , Claudia. AS2, 294 . Daniel. EN3. 453. 483 , Dannie. AS4. 386 David. AS3, 218 . Donald. 11111. 260. 301. 405 . Freddie. AS3. 453 . Cary. AC2. 282. 414 Martin, Cregory. EN3. 396 Martill Martin 51311111 . lack. EN2, 323 . Janice. ASI. 294 . Joanne. ASI. 232, 318 Martill. John. CR7. 420 Martin. . larilyn. AS2, 418, 531 Martirl. Mary. AS2. 259, 263, 532 Martin. Nancy. 11121, 418 Martirl, Patricia. ASI, 271. 294, 483 Martin, Robert, ASI, 343, 378 Martill. Sonja. ED2. 398 Martin. Stanley. AS3. 233. 382 Martin. Susan. EDI. 380 Martin e, Jack, 11113, 301 A12iSC1lIIIt3lCl', Robert. AS2. 355 Maslen, Michael. 11112. 323 Mason, Bradley. ASI, 425 Mason. Marilyn, HE4, 231, 483. 529 Mason, Sue Ann. ASI. 350 Massad. Linda. 11122, 350 Massey. Eddie. T14. 389. 483 Massey, Jimmie. AC4. 239, 453. 483 Massey, Judith, AS2, 350 Massey. Phyllis. ED2, 350 McCa1man, Don, 11U1, 425 McCan, Ronnie, EN2. 356 McCarroll, Donald, AS2, 453 McCaryer. Lydia. AS3. 318 51cCaw. Lynn, ASI. 309 McC1allin. lerrie. BU3. 331 X1cClary, James, BU4, 209, 212, 214, 224 MCClary. Jolnl. BL12. 420 MCClenny,+udy, EDI. 3150 McClung, erry, AC4, 453, 483 McClure, Charles. AS3. 453 McClure, Veta. 11U4. 336. 483 Mcffollom, Alan. EN2. 405 McCo11om, Betty, 11111, 336 McDaniel, John, VM4, 502 McDaniel, Marcia, 11122. 390 McDanie1ds. Linda. IIE4. 350. 483 McDanie1s. Louis. 12114. 453. 483 Mtllaniels. Michael. AS3, 396 McDonald, Cliff, VM3, 502 Mt-Donald, Deborall. ED2, 294, 350 McDonald, Dennis, AS2, 405 McDonald. James, T13, 453 McDonald arry, 11112. 453 McDonald, Lynn, AS3, 386 McDonald. Richard, EN4. 216, 218, 1:56, 484 McDougal, Cynthia. AS2, 211. 398 Mt-Ellresh Richard. T13., 327 il.-Elioy. ,iiil.iif.y, AC4. 372, 484 McElroy. Lewis, 11114. 453. 484 Mc12lyany'. Eddy. 11112, 336 Mclilwee, Norma. EDI, 350 Mclflyea. '1'hcresa. 12112, 283. 418 Mclintire. David. AC2. 453 ML'1'1all. Marilyn, 11113. 380 Mtlfall, Tonilny, 11114. 366, 484 STILLWATER'S SAVINGS CORNER cy vllul 9, szomu Q Mathena, James. 11212. 453 Mathews, Kathleen, ED3. 318 Mathews, Michael, BUI. 389 Mathewson, Marilyn, 11114, 331. 483 Mathis, Creta, ASI. 294 Mathis. William. ED3. 355 Matli, Mark, ENI, 344 Matlock, Stephen. EN3. 323 Mattern, Luther. T14, 268. 453. 483 Matthews, Dyton. '1'Il. 259 Matthews, Geraldine. 11111. 331 Matthews, James, AS2, 453 '41-'I :Ma Stillwatcfs Savings Corner 6111 Ind HUSDHIIG FR 2-5728 Stlllwaiel' S3V1l1QS 81 I908I'1 ASSOCIBIIOI1 - M1-1 ar1a11cl. Delmoian. ASI. 318 M1'1'1erro11. 1Iall1y'. BLII. 350 1N'11'17erro11. Rolwrl. AS2. 428 Me1lre. Esion. EN1. 327 M1'11e11ee. William. T11. 2711 M1-12111. Donna. HEI. 337 Me1llasso1 1. c:1m,11. 11122. :1511 M1'11o1'era11. Dana. 1-IES5. 294 . V . ,. M11.oy1e1 An1t1 1. . 1. HEI. .130 M1'1lra11'. Delvorali. ASI. 294 V M1'111'a11'. Patricia. EDI. 3.10. 390 Mc1l1e11'. Mirliael. 11114. 453. 481 H11.'1lL11:g111. M1'1iuire. Gregory. 11122. 21i3. 3511 Betty. 11111. 318 Blrfluiie. Franklin. AS3. 454 Me1luire. Mf.'11uire. ML'1111ire. Mellorse. M1'1l1ain. Me1l1ain. Marsha. Blll. 398 Palrieia. HE2. 318 Mlillialn. ASI. 396 Mary. HES. 532 Alan. 111.13. 454 Terry. 13112. 454 Melntoslr. 111111. ED2. 350 Melnlyre. Mel11t1re. Liiitn. ED2. 212. 294 Sliaron. B1.f2.3150 Meylunkin. Linrla. ED3. 418 Mt'Kai11. Suzanne. A1L2. -135 Mf.'Kaskle. Linmla. 11111. 309 Me11ay. Marslia. AS2. 213. 532 427. 484 Miller. William. A1241 4011 M1l'1111gg. Ronnie. ED4. 214. M1-Kee. 1Il1arles. 111f3. 427 81111011114 S 11111 Mc11eo11'11. 1'1l11'1L1. AS2. 294 Mrliee. Nancy. 11113, 294 A11'K1'l1ll1l. Peggy. ASI. 318 ' '. 1111 .ASI.3I8 - sd -. 1 M1-Kill. Norris. AG4. 454. 484 McKillip. McKinley . Meliinley. McKinley . McKinney Christina. HE3. 350 11e11. VM2. 502 Aluclitli. 171153. 294. 481 Rieliarcl. A11-1. 255. 454. 4 . Mark. 1-1111. 327 Mi.'K11ig11L.1Ja111es. AC4. 408. 484 ML'K11ig11L. Patriria. AS-1. 263 Me1.ai11. R0lJert. 11114. 254 M1.'1.a11e. Me1.a111:l1l l111'LlllI1.f1l1 Frerlerivk. 11112. 430 in. llolnl. EN3. 258. 26,11 in. 1'a1ne1a. AS3. 247. 45-1 McLeod. Alan. EN2. 356 511'S1lI1l2111. 51K'S11l1lLll1. N1l'012l1l2.lll M1'Mal1an McMaster. Darlene. ASI. 350 Paniela. ED2. 350 . Patricia. 11111. 350 . Sue. 11111. 337 Maureen. AS2. 337 McMillan. Delxorali. 11152. 394 M1 Millan. Donna. AS2. 394 McMillan. Nan1'y'. ED2. 350 A1rM111'ra1 MeMur1'y. Clleiyl. ED2. 212. 530 McMurtry. Janet. ED2. 331 McMurtry. '1'11o1n11s. A84. 341. 48-I Mr-Neill. Donald. BU1. 378 McNeill. Mlilliani. 11113. 425 M1Ne11. 11e1incla. AS2. 212. 380 51L'Nill. Martha. 11114. 232. 454. 484 MeNill. Roger. AS3. 255 ML'Pl1erso11. 11111111 ASI. 350 Mclnlierson. 1A111I12lIl1. EN3. 265. 323 01CQ1l1l1k'11. Paul. ASI. 408 Melieynolrls. 1,0I'l'111!l. AS2. 337 MeSl1a11. 11o11arc1. ASI. 351i McSpa111Ien. Jane. HEI. 350 Mc'Sp11c111e11. Marelieta. IIE4. 484. Mclaglle. La11're111'e. VM3. 502 MCVey'. Susan. 11131. 350 Meaclors. 1ol1n. AC2. 45-1 Meaglier. Mar1la. AS4. 212. 3118 Mears. Melinrla. AS3. 350 Meeklenlburg. llantly. ASI. 454 Meclrlers. Caylen. '1'12. 2117. 454 Medina. Erlgarrl. AC4. 454. 484 Mee. Steplien. AS2. 341 Meelian. Michael. 1'1El. 389 Meek. 1'alricia. ICDI. 2112, 337 Meeks. 1.arry'. 11114. 235. 454. 484 Meeks. Lou. AS4. 359. 484 Meeks. Sliaronn. ASI. '13I Meliaiyr. Arny. 11122. 294 Meier. llaroltl. EN4. 257. 260. 2157. 484 Meier. l'11il. 15111.31-1-1 Meissirigcr. 1.01111iL'. AS2. 301 Melson. Dixie. 12111. 530 Mellon. Sylvia. A113. 318 Mellon. '1'oni. AS4. 454. 484 Mcnenclel. Maigayet. 11111. 350 Mennein. Loren. AC3. 230. 236. 373 Menz. 1.loyrl. 11112. 454 Mererlilh. gohn. 7183. 2153. 408 Mereclilli. usan. ASI. 380 Merrill. filenna. ED3. 454 Merrill. Stepllen. EN1. 301 Merri111a11. syillilllll. B1f2. 356. -184 Merritt. 11l1ery'1. AS4. 359. 484 Merry man. Karen. ASI. 532 Mertz. 1iinc1i. 11121. 350 Mertz. llieliarrl. ASI. 301 Messall. -11111. ASI. 344 Messeilyrer. Dayill. AG4. 373. 48-1 Messerli. Ilellerta. ED3. 418 Meszaros. Laszlo. '1'11. 327 Meszaros. Ma1'y:arita. AS2. 331 Metcalf. Diana. IIE3. 212. 337 . Karen. AS2. 368 Metlieny. 11y'ntI1ia. ED2. 371 518 Oklahoma Farm Bureau talks your kind of facts about insurance! Farm Bureau Mutual gets down to 'brass tacks' with the protection, profits and savings of low- premium, big-coverage insurance. From Crop Hail to Auto and Truck Insurance . . . from Retirement Plans to College Programs . . . from Life to Farm Owner's . . . Farm Bureau has exactly the right policy to fit your needs. Talk Brass Tack facts that save you money on insurance. Talk to your Oklahoma Farm Bureau Mutual Agent soon . . . he's the man with the brass tack in his lapel. BUREAU INSURANCE DKLAHDIVIA FARM BIIIIEIII MIITIIIIL INSURANCE GUMPANY The Company that gets down to Brass Tacks about insurance, FARIVI so 454. Melsrln-r. Linda. 11114. 232. 359. 481 Melsker. 1fincly. ED3. 294 Mettry. 1Il1arles. AS4. 428. 484 Mettry. Michael. 11113. 428 Metzgar. Mirllael. l11'3. 253. 327 Meyer. 1fo11nie. 11124. 359. 484 Meyer. Daniel. 11111. 423 Meyer. Meyer Douglas. AS3. 454 lolin. 11112. 350 Meyer. llulie. AS2. 337 Meyer. Mlilliarn. AS2. 454 Meyerer. Kristan. VMI. 502 Meyeri Meyers. Samuel. 11111. 425 Mieliael. Cary. AS3. 247. -154 Micliael. Kennelli. EN4. 45-1. 48-1 Mieka. Cary. 11111. 356 Miekle. Patrick. EN4. 257. 378. 48-I Midcllelon. Cllarles. 11114. 214. 224 454. 484 ng. Eclwarcl. AS4. 233. 454. 184 Miclclleton. Erick. AS3. 323 Milaeek. Daniel. A112. 454 Mill1e1'1.re1'. 1ViI1ia111. ASI. 356 MillJu1'n. -loy. 15133. 294 Miler. 1.ynn. AS2. 323 Miles. 1.1n11. AS4. 337. -181 Milcsf Mollie. ED2. 294 Mllluno 11. Aaron. ED3. 323 Miller. Ainannla. ASI. 532 1'11arle'-1 XS1 301 '121 Miller. . .. . 1' . .9 . . ..'. 484 Miller. 1I1aum1ia. 11172. 2551, 318 Miller. 11urlis. A1Q2. 301 Miller. Dennis. AS3. 305. -154 ' r Miller. Dianne. AS3. 3.70 Miller. Donald. EN3. 416 Miller. 1'11'a11cis. 11112. 454 1 1r1' 71113 '101 Miller. Miller. I'11nes. 11111. 323. 406. 484 111118. f1I,1.1.. 1:N1.:ss6.451 Miller. joseph. A111. 454 1111111-1-. -111,1-C. .1s1. 337 1111161-. . 1111111 HIZ2. 263. 309 Mille1'. Kennctli. ASI. 223 1 17.7 at Miller. 1..1111. A1-4. -5-. 41' Miller. 1.arry'. A1I2. 454 Miller. l.arry'. A1l4. 454 Miller. Linda. AS-1. 318. 484 Miller. Marcia. LIJI. 279 Miller. Mary. EDI. 331. 350 Miller. Melissa. ED4. 435 Miller. Mit-liael. 11111. 356 1' ' 1'D2 Miller. reclous . 2 Miller. lianclall. 111'l. 223 Miller. llicliarcl. 11112 Miller. liieliarll. AS4. 3511 Miller. 111!1lCl'12l. AS4. 337. 484 Miller. l1ose1nar1. AS2. 331 Miller. liutli. EIN, 271. 532 Miller. Sanclra. 11122. 3851 Miller. 'l1l1omas. 11114. 45-1. 484 . 229. 259. 3114 . 223. 423, 484 Moore. llurly. AS2. 331 Moore. Kathleen. 11112. 309. 331 Moore. Kay. HE4. 331. 485 Moore. Kenneth. EN2. 454 Moore. Lonnie. YM2. 502 Moore. Marily'n. 111114. 213. 385. 485 Moore. Mary. 11112. 294. 350 Moore. Mir-liael. 11113. 268. 432 Moore. Oinea. ED3. 318 Moore. Patricia. M1'3. 294 Moore. Sannny. YM2. 502 Moore. Susie. Kallier. ASI. 331 Moore. '111lf1!C101'C. AG4. 230 Moore. 'l'l1o1nas. EN1. 405 Moore. M'il1iam. 12116. 341 Moran. Tanya. 12115. 331. -199 Morelier Morelu11 111. Iames. ASI. 327 cl. 11oI1. 11112. 420 Morgan. David. ENI, 323 Morgan. Donald. EN1. 323 Morga11.1ieorge. AS3. 217. 218. 233 Morgan. Kathleen. ED2. 213. 337 Morgan. Mary. ASI. 337 Morgan. Phillip. 1iN2. 280. 414 Morgan. llanclall. 113. 252. 454 Morgan liolxerl 1iN'5. 217. 356 Morgan I 11-,iimf 11111. 218 Morgan. Sl1erry. ED3. 454. 485 'IIL111 T11 '141 Morgan 010111111110 eg. 11iat11y . 12131. . I8 Morrell. 1.ol10n1a. AS2. 2471. 309 1 1rrol FDI 337 Morris. Morris. Darizl. A11-1. 239. 250. 327. 485 Morris. Donald. A1l3. 454 Morris. Iznncs B111 366 1111.-1-111 fl... 111-13. 2724. 27:1. fsso. 4115 111 ' 'rn 1106 Morris. . Morris. M 111116. . . arilyn. A813435 Morris. Max. A813156 Morris. Mivliael. A1lI. 323 Morris. l'a1nela. AS2. 454 Morris. 1'au1. ASI. 454 Morris. Iiirliarcl. A1Q4. 373. 3811. 485 1111 111 2 387 Morris. mert. C' . I1 1. Morris. Yieki. ED4. 251. 485. 532 1 Morrisell. I liilip. EN3. 200. 301 Morrison. -lolinnie. 12116. 454. 499 Morrison. -lon. AS4. 454. 485 Morrison. Kathy. ASI. 350 Morrison. Linrla. AS2. 212. 331. 3711 Morrison. Saininye. ED2. 532 Morrison Steven. EN1. 327 Morrison. '11I1on1as: AC4. 239 Morrow. Morrow. 331 ylane. HE3. 221. 222. 318 Kallileen. IIE3. 247. 272. 280. Mills. 11111-1121 ra. IIE4. 385. 484 Mills. 1211'Il1Cl1. 11121. 280. 294 Mills. Da1111 Mills. Lane. y.B114.251i.-154.481 11114. 235. 373. 484 ' ' A ' -ns Mills. l.z1rry. 111111. 211. - . Mills. Paine la. EIN. 294. -184 Mills. Saurlra. Hliti. 454 Mills. M1ay'11 e. A1144 240. 454. 484 Millwec. llutll. 1'1E2. 318 Milto11. Micliael. ASI. 327 1111c1a 182 '713 Minter. .A Mirkes. Iin11n1. IZN2. 454 Mitc'11el1.iDa lc. EN1. 356 Mitchell. Donalrl. ASI. 323 Min-liell. Clencla. S150 1111.-11111, lesse. A1Q'1. 454 Mitchell. 1,etl1a. 11116. 454. 499 Mitcliell. Linda. ASI. 337 Mitchell. Mary. ASI. 331 Pa Mitchell rnela FDI 318 1' Milulielli Sllaroni 11E2i 3.10 Mitchell e. 12173. 376 . S Mitchell. larry. 11113. 3811 Mittelstel. Katlileen. ED4, 359. 48-1 Mittelstet. La. AS2. 454 Morrow. Rieliartl. EN2. 344 Morslicrlizarleli. l1iiz1. EN4. 269. 275. 451 Morton. llerhert. ENI. 323 Morton. Steven. AGI. 405 Moseley. 1i1enn. EN3. 436 Mossler. A'an1'e. AS4. 301. 485 Mott. Mary. EDI. 331 Mouser. Sandra. AS3. 337 Moyer. 1lln'ry'l. ED2. 350 Moyer. lluclylli. AS4. 485 Moyer. Yirki. ASI. 294 Muecke. Na111'y'. 111111. 350 Mueggc. 11usLer. 'l'14. 414 Mueller. '1'l1o1nas. EN4. 405. 485 Mulbery. Sliirley. 11111. 318 5111111011 uey. Micliael. 301 Mullen. l'oul. ED2. 281. 45-I Mullen. 1,1ll11. B11-1. 281 M11ller. Annabelle. ED4. 331. 485 Mullins. Susan. HEI. 337 Mullman. Don. 11113. 423 Muneil. 1Yilliam. AS3. 344 Munglc. Marsliall. 11114. 454 Mungle. Mason. A1I4. 235. 373. 485 Mnuliollon. Samuel. 11174. 430. 485 Munson. Etie. YM4. 502 Murct. D1-11ay11e. A1l4. 234 Murlin. l1o11ny'. ED4. 331. 485 Murpliree. -lerry. 11112. 344 Murpllree. Michael. EN2. 323 Mixon. Ronald. AS3. 454 Mize. Lisa. ED2. 337 Mniuh. Michael. AS3. 249 Moak. Linda. ED4. 277. 337. -184 Moberlv. Pamela. EN1. 282. 337 Mock. 12C1l0l'2111. EDI. 398 Mocki Phyllis. HE4. 247. 262. 272. 273. 280. 318. 484 I Mock. Relmeeea. IIE2. 337 11oeekel. 1far01. ASI. 294 Moeekel. David. EN3. 301 Mo1'1a11. vlolin. EN2. 454 Mollitt. Darrell. AS2. 454 Moliarnecl. 1Vali. EN2. 2119. 274. -I5-1 Mojo. Donna. ASI. 334 Moles. 1na. AS3. 250. 350 Mullet. Ronald. 111231. 396 Mornper. Artliur. AS2. 2110. 389 Moinper. George. EN1. 301 Mon11olIon. Susan. ED3. 530 Monroe. R1L'1lfil'L1. EN3. 356 Mo111a5:f11e. 1V11l1111ll. AS3. 279. 3811 Mo1111ro111ery'. lleiiniee. AS4. 212. 380. 484 Mo11tQgo111ery'. L1Il111l. 111225150 Mo11nro111ery'. Mar1'y'. EDI . 350 Mo11Lgo111ery'. Patriek. T12. 301 Moore. Alun. EN1. 454. 484 Moore. Eugene. ED-4. 418. 484 1'le1 11. AS3. 454 Moore. . 1 Moore. Alalnes. AS2. 454 Moore. ylellrey. 'l'l3. 301 Murphree. Paula. ED3. 228. 368 Murphy. 1larol. 111133. 294 Miirphy. llaines. 11116. 283. 4111. 454. 499 Murphy. lesse. AS2. 454 Murphy. 1l.arry. EIN. 454 Murpliy. Marsha. ED2. 435 Murphy. Martlxa. ED2. 318 Murphy. Michael. 11111. 327 Murpliy. lioherr. AS2. 411 Murpliy. 11'11eresa. AS3. 255. 454 Murphy. VVillian1. 11116. 356. 499 Murray. 111l1ll11E. AS2. 318 111 B111 192 A1l1l'I'211'. I . '. '..1 Murray. Mark. AS2. 405 Murray. Mieliael. 11113. 386 Murray. Naiicy. ED3. 262. 371 Murray'. Roger. ACI. 454 Murrell. 1IonniC. AS2. 294 Murrell. 1.Il1C13. 111 I. 454 Paul IS 454 M 11 rry. M urta. .1I..A M ieliele. AS3. 350 M11ruli. Leunitai HE5. 275 Muscio. Paula. HEI. 337 Music. Mark. ASI. 423 Mul. Stuart. EN3. 341 Muzik. leanie. ED 1. .150 Myers. 11a,1I1ara Alane. l1E1. 395 Myers. D1 Myers ana. ASI. .109 . Georire. EN3. 215. 22-1 217 2111 -111 Myers.11aro1c1. EN3. . - 1. . f Myers. Iolin. VM3. 502 Newton Myels. Myers. Myhro. Nailell. Naifeh. Naileh. Naifeh. Nalam i Marilyn. ASI, 350 Rollald, ED3. 279. 454, 485 Karlelle, IIEI, 350 N Lanrice. ASI. 350 Ellis, BU4. 366, 389, 485 s1Ifl'l'y'. ED3, 368 YYilliam. Hlll. 273 eng Boollehi CR6. 454, 499 I f. ' . i Nam. Heung. CR6. 278 NHIICC, games. AS2. 405 Nat yi. . yed. GR6. 454 Naslll. J aile. AC2. 240. 350 Nash. Michael. EN4. 374 Nash, Nicllolas, lllll, 301 Naulnal NHYIII. lll. l.arry. AGI, 327 Lawrellce. AS3. 218. 263, 282 Navroill. Nancy. ED2.'350i Naylor. Nay lor. Diane,'EDI. 295 ltiilpli, As4. 341, 435 Neal. Charles. BII3. 423 Neal, Joallll. AS4. 390. 485 Neal, Marilyn. ED2. 259, 295 Neal. Tracy. ASI. 301 Nealis, Gai-y. EN3. 258. 260 Nearing. Gail. AS3. 385 Nease. Jallles. AS2. 301 Neck, Lillra. HEI, 435 Neely. David. TI3. 266. 454 Neely. Michael. 13112. 249. 350 Neer. Tilnollly. ASI. 341 Negelein. David. AG3, 234 Neiblillg. Dennis. 11114, 396 Neish. Ouida. RIII. 350 Nelle. Linda. BLI2. 295 Nelson. Arthur. ENI. 301 Nelson. Danny. TI3. 455, 485 Nelson. Dialla. ASI. 337 Nelson. Frallk. Ill'-4. 273. 344. 485 Nelson. lloward. AG4. 239 Nelson. Jilnmy. ASI. 306 Nelson. Lawanda. ED2. 436 Nelson. Linda. HE2. 277 Nelson. Panlela, BI'2. 295. 318 Nelson. Phyllis. AS2. 337 Nelson. Robert. AG4, 323 Nelsoll. Rollllie. GR6. 392. 499 NCISOII. TIIOIIIBS. AS2. 356 Nelsoll. YYilIianl. AS3. 323. 455 Nesser. Mary. ED2. 318 Netherton. HCICII. AG3. 237. 318 Nt'iIIb'l'lflIl. Nancy. AS3. 279 Netllerton. Rex. AG2. 237 Neubauer. William, ASI. 344 Neustadt. Jean, BU2, 455 New. Martha. HE4. 318, 485 Newberry. Michael. BU2. 356 NCXYCDIIIIJ. Jay. AS2. 233. 356 Newcomer. Forest. ED3. 418 Newell. Dcllllis. IIE4. 301. 485 Neuell. Virginia. ED4. 371. 485 Newman. Iames. ASI. 327 Newman. Nivi. ASI. 371 Newport. llarbara. AS3. 455 Newsom. David. AS2. 341 Newsom. Nancy. IIE4. 318. 485 . Elizabeth. EDI. 350 Nuckolls. John. ED4, 323 Null. Dorothy. IIE4. 385 NUllIlClEy'. Lillda, EDI. 350 Nusz, Lawayne. VM4, 503 Nuttall, Richard. ED3. 215, 225 Nuttall. Robert. ED3. 215, 225 O Oakley. Keith. IIE2. 337 Oakley. Michael. ASI. 356 Oberbeck, Tommy, ACI. 373 Obrien, Bruce, 15114. 222 Obrien. Garolyll. HE2. 262. 380 Obriell. John. ASI. 306 Ochs, Harold. IIE2. 301 Oiflollllor, Mary, AS2, 251, 259 O'DelI, Sylvia. AS3, 295 Odgers. Robert. EN3, 217. 432 Odlalld. Lynll. AGI, 253 Odle, Richard. ENI, 406 Oescll. Anne, AS3. 331 Ogee. Larry. AG3. 306 Ogilyie. Lyllll. HE3. 455 Oglesby. Sally. HE2, 295 O'Hair, Larry. EN2, 455 O'HanIon. Kenneth, VMI, 503 OiHay'er. Micllal. ED2. 283. 455 O'Hern. Kilffll. HE4. 213. 435, 486 6,.HCfll, Melissa, HE3, 318 Oldham, Beverly. AS3. 331 42ICIlliIlll. Dan. ISU3. 455. 486 flllflllillll. Mark. ASI. 396 Oliphallt, Janet, AS4, 318, 486 Oliver, flaylilll. HE2. 356 Oliver, Gerald. TI2, 301 Oliver. Jatnes, EN3. 356 Oliver. atsy. ED2, 229. 262, 395 Olouglllill, Vvillialn, BU4, 416, 486 Olsen. Charles. ENI, 306 Olsell. Kellnetll. BU3. 455 Olsgard. Susall. AS4. 269 Olson, YVillialn. AS2. 389 Olttnanns. Steven. EN4. 258. 323, 486 Omealey. Larry. ISU3. 260, 455 Omelia. David. ASI. 382 O'NeiII, Gregory, ASI, 356 O'Niel, Michael, EN3, 455 Onsgard. Sandra, EDI, 350 Onsgard. Sheila. HE2. 337 O'Rear. Dennis. GR6. 356. 499 O'Reilly. Connie, AS4, 295, 486 O'ReiIIy. George. EN4. 382, 486 Orloski. Jollll. EN2. 301 Ormiston. Glick. AS2. 428 Orr. Kellnetll. TI4, 266. 455, 486 Orr, Pe fgy, BUI. 455 Orrick. Prerry. ENI, 432 Osborlle. Alan. ASI, 386 O'Shaughnessy. Patricia. TI2. 254 Oslin, David. BU3. 224, 225 f2SIIlBllI. Lanice. ASI. 309 c,SIl'l0IllI. nna. IIE4. 359. 486 Oswalt. Denzil. GR6. 366. 499 Osyvalt, James, ENI, 423 Oswalt. Jean. ED2. 455 Otey. Gatherine. AS3. 350 O'Too1e, Sally. ASI. 350 Ott. Sanluel. AG2. 392 Newton. Lillda, ASI, 350 Nicar, Jack. ASI. 356 Nll'CXV8lltIt7I'. Donna. EDI. 455 Nicholas. Rosalyn. AS2. 337 Nichols. Charles. BUI. 238. 280, 356 Nichols. James, HII3. 234. 341 Nichols. Joella. ED2, 337 Nichols. Lowell, ASI. 430 Nichols. Michael. AG2. 455 Nicllols. Nallcy. AS2, 350 Nichols. Stephen. BUI. 356 Nickel. LIIICIEI. AS2. 390 Nickesoll. Larry. AG3. 239 Nida, Rollald. VM4, 503 Niebruegge. Kenneth. AC4. 230, 455 Nieilsen. Andrea. AS3. 395 Nieman. Larry. AG2. 455 Nilllnan. Mary. AS3, 295 Nissen. Richard. ED2. 341 Nielsen. Andrea. AS3. 395 Nix. Rebecca. AS4. 337. 485 Noble. Rollald. RU4, 237 Nobles. Steven. GR6. 455. 499 Noe. Alltllolly. AS3. 301 Noe. Dawn. AG2. 240. 350 Noland. Sharon. lllll. 350 Nolell, Carolyn, AS4, 390. 485 Nolen. Larry. VM4. 503 Nordean. Charles, AS2. 327 Nordean. Frallk. BU3. 414 INOIRLISITOIII, Russell, BUI. 323 Norman. -JHIIICS, AS2. 356 Norman. Mack. RU4. 273. 430, 485 Norman. Mary. HE3. 318 Norris. Gregory. lllll, 423 Norris, Retha, ASI. 350 Nortll. Pamela. AS2, 337 Northey. Dan. AC4. 392. 486 Northrllp. Karen. ASI, 350 Norton. Diane. ASI, 350 Norton. Gayle. AS2. 350 Noryell. Charles. EDI. 423 Norvell. William. BU4. 408. 486 Nostrand. Terry. ED3. 380 Notley. Kathleen. ED4, 337, 486 Notl. PBIIIIIIC. ASI. 309 otlis. lmlriel., 'rl2, 344 Oulds, Ilennie. ED4, 455. 486 Oulds. Ernie. ED4. 455. 486 Oulds. James, TII. 455 Oulds. Marslla, ED3, 381 Overall. Mickey. AS4, 356, 486 Overllolt, Rebecca. ASI. 532 Ove rm Overst Owen , all, Nancy. AS4. 295. 486 reet, Johll. BU2. 302 Denise, AS3. 263. 381 Gindv. IIU2. 350 Owens. Owens. Karen. ED3. 395 Owens, Lela, Mae. AS4. 295 Owens, Lynne, IXU3, 331 Owens. Owens Susall. ASI. 395 Teri. ED2. 395 Ozment. Harry. AC3. 234 P Pace. Kathy, AG2. 234 Pace, Pamela, ASI, 350 Pace, Thomas, AS4. 455. 486 Paden. Joseph, EN3. 302 Padgett. Edward. Tll. 430 Padgllanl. Glen. AG4. 455 Page, Dale, AS4. 234, 455, 486 Page. Donald, lllll, 218. 306 Pahika. Bob, BU3. 406, 489 Paine. Deborah. ED2. 350 Pallett. Scott, AS3. 356 Palmer. Frances, HEI. 385 Palu, Gary, BUI. 408 Palu. Markay'. AS4. 455. 486 Pamidi. Prabllakar. GR7. 455. 499 Panach. Jimmie, AC4. 240 Padendic . Steven. BU1. 414 Park. Patricia. 13114. 257. 376. 486 Parkening. Donna. BIY2. 337 Parker Anna. VM3. 503 1 , Parker, Ella, ASI. 350 Parker. James. AG4, 253. 274. 327 Parker. lerry. EN3. 405 Parker, l.illda. IIEI, 350 Parker Parker. SIl3l'0ll, ED2, 295 Vvalter. AC4. 239. 455, 486 Novey, 486 NONYZICII Rosemary. AS4. 249. 279. 337. i. Maller, ENI. 341 Parkey. John. AS3. 224 Parkinson. John. HE4. 263, 455, 486 Parks. Connie, ENI, 376 Parks, Mary, ISU3, 395 Parks. Paul. EN3. 389 Parks, Shirley, BU4. 455, 486 Parks, Steve, AS3, 427 Parr. Douglas. ASI, 344 Parr. Steven, ENI, 356 Parrott. Mary, HE4, 271. 272. 213, 280 337, 486 Parrott, Olive, ED3 399 Parsons, Karry. BU3, 270, 323 Parsons, Pamela. ED4, 295, 486 Parsons. Paul. ASI. 411 Partain, Donald, AC3, 356 Partaill, Shari, ED2. 350 Partridge, Ronald. ASI. 425 Partridge, Sandra ED4. 487 Pai-yu, Basliii-, Gite, 455, 499 Paschal, Edward, EN3, 265, 323 Pass. Jgiyce. ASI, 455 Patel. IPIIBKOFIIIIHI, CR6. 455. 499 Patrick. David, IIU2 405 Patrick, Dorothy, IJIE2. 337 Patrick. Mike, AS2. 378 Patterson, Elizabeth. IIE2. 350 Patterson, Katlly, EDI, 350 Patterson, Neal BU3 249,, 420 Panel-tori, Pliyllis, ASI. 350 Patterson, Susan, ED4. 359, 487 Pattillo. Jerry. BUI. 3506 Pattison, Stephen, BU3, 455, 487 Patton, Marta. AS2, 295 Paxton. Carl, BU2, 455 Payne, Cheryl, ASI, 318 Payne, Connie, ASI, 455 Payne, Nancy, HE3, 309 Payton. AIHII, AS3, 455 Peace. John. AG3, 455 Peach. Terry. AG2. 455 Peadell, John, TI2, 455 Peak. Mary. AS3, 455 Pearce, Douglas, ENI. 225. 356 Pearce. Steven, ASI, 420 Pearson. lhllll. EDI. 350 Pearson, Dollila, ED4. 228, 385, 487 PCQIFSIIII, Kenneth, AG2. 341 Pearson. Pamela. AS3. 395 Peck. Terryl, AG2, 356 Peek, loe, AS3, 455 Peek, Thomas. ASI. 366 Peet. Rex, HU3, 302 Pembroke, Frederick. AS4. 408. 487 Pennington, lohn, ED4. 262. 455 Pennington, Rebecca, AS3, 395 Pennington. YVilliam. EN2. 302 Penny. Raymond, EN2. 455 Penticull, Suzanne, IIU2, 211, 399 Penuel, Stephen, AS3. 420 Pepper, Michael. BUI. 341 Perchik, Ross. EN2, 455 Perdue, Jo. BU2, 283, 295 Perkins, oe, BUI. 232. 414 Perkins, K ohn, AS4. 356. 487 Perkins. Kathy. HE3. 295 Perkins, Keith. AS2. 302 Perrine, Janet, EDI, 295 Perry, Pamela, ENI. 318 Perry, Rollald. BU3. 425 Perryman. Philip. AG3. 230. 238, Pesclll, Pamela, EDI, 532 Peters, Dale, ED3. 455 Peters, Donald, BU4, 455. 487 Peters, Tally a. HE4. 368, 487 Petersen, John, EN4. 211, 216, 218 Peterson, Allen, EDI, 323 Peterson, David, EN3. 423 Peterson, Dennis. BLTI, 423 Peterson, Judy, ASI. 337 Peterson, Karen AS2, .295 Peterson, Russell, ASI, 386 Peterson. Vernon. AS3. 302 Petla. Kenneth. ASI. 428 Petley. Michael ENI, 323 lfeiiy. lvlicliafl, iam, 420 Petty. Robert. BU4. 282, 455. 487 Pfenning, liarbara, AS2, 280. 318 Pfellning, Gregory, AC4, 230, 238 487 Pfleeger.Elolln. BUI. 356 Phelan. dward. ED3. 356 Phelan, Mike, AS3, 247 Phelps, Phyllis. BUI, 282, 351 Plliler, Burl. VMI, 503 Phillip, Thomas. AS2. 405 Phillips, Alice, AS4. 399, 487 Phillips, lhllll, BU3, 318, 487 Phillips, Autry, ASI 356 Phillips. Delbert, Bill, 428 Pllillips, Dellllis. EN3, 341 ames, EN2, 487 LIIIICS, IIU4, 323 aula. BU3. 435 Phillips, Phillips, Phillips, , Phillips, Ricllard, AS2. 323. 356 Pllillips, Stephen. Iilll. 387 Pllillips, Slle, BU1. 455 Phillips, Sllsan, EDI. 337. 487 Phillips. Verna, ED3, 295 Pi. Tungnlaing, BII2. 276 Pialltanida, James, ISUI, 382 Piatt, Judith. AS4. 368, 487 Pickens. Kelvin. AS3. 455 Pickrell. Sllaroll. HEI. 530 Pierce, Cheryl, AS3, 295 1 37.3 . ahzs Men's and Boys' Clothing. Furnishings and Shoes Campus - STILLWATER - Downtown 455 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 delighttul choice ot tood items tor break- tast, lunch, 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 breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The Banquet Service Special service in our private dining parlors tor luncheons and banquets tor groups up to 800 persons. The Meeting Rooms The Union's 40 meeting rooms can seat over 5,000 simultaneousl and range in size trom seating capacity otlunder 20 to more than l,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 Gitt shop . . . Ladies Apparel . . . lvlen's Apparel . . . Sundry Store . . . Barber Shop . . . Beauty Shop . . .. Jewelry Store . . . Selt-Service Book Store . . . Platter Shop . . Candy and l-lobby Shop . . . Photo Shop . . . Travel and Tour Agency. Your Oklahoma State University Sgzfwfenlf Union DIRECTOR-NORMAN F. MGORE 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. lt also hosts more than 300 educational conterences each year. . . . and for visitors- The Union Club and the Coffee Shop . . . An BI-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. Reynolds, Lynda, ED-4, 456, 488 Roberts,,Terry,,EN2 ,302 ' Pierce Pierce , Daniel, ED4, 455, 487 Denise GR6 455 499 Pierce,! Julia, 131132, 318 ' Pierce, Marie, ED4, 318, 487 Pierce, Mary., AS4, 270, 487, 530 Pierce, Mic ael, BUI, 425 Pierson, Carol, HE4, 455, 487 Pierson, Harry, BU3, 270, 455 Pingree, Sharon AS3, 418 Pukdee, Rut, GR6, 323, 499 Pulliam, Richard. EN2, 302 Purcell, Gary, AS2, 356 Pursell, Karen AS1, 337 Pnnle, sara, 1-1123, 351 Putnam, Marianna, ED3, 371 Putnam, Michael, BU1, 425 Puttroll, Susan, AS4, 359, 487 Reynolds, Dolly, AS1, 351 Reynolds, Gary, EN3, 412 Reynolds, james, EN1, 344 Reynolds, immy, EN2 503 Reynolds, olin, Asl 302 Reynolds, enneth AG3 456 Rhatigan, Cynthia, ED2, 337 Pinkston Pinkston Don, 13111, 366 Pinkston: Gerry, ED4 279, 337 487 Michael A63 233 455 Q Robinson, Anne AS1 351 Ridley Karen, AS3, 259, 269 295 Rainwater Jan Asl 351 Pinleston, Wiley AG4, 235, 455, 487 Pinney, Gary AS1, 323 Piper, Joel, BU2, 455 Pitcher, Pamela AS2, 295 Pitcock, Allen, RU2, 389 Pitcock, Nancy, BUI, 351 Pitman, Kari AS1, 282, 418 Pitts, Linda lED2, 259 Pitts, Lon, 'ED4 331, 487 Piieley, Paul, BU,2, 386 Plank, Robert, AS2, 455 Platt, Stephen, AS2, 455 Platten, Edward BU2, 302 Plumlee, Gina, RU3, 228, 262, 295 Podolec, Paul AS4, 416, 487 Podpeenan, Nlary, Asl, 435 Poe, Gerald, AG3, 236 Poe, Suzette, BU1, 351 Poedjokerto, Jahja, EN2, 302 Poffenbarger, Fred, EN4, 289, 487 Poflenbarger, Gar , BU2, 389 uaid, Richarr, T12, 276 ualls, Cheryl, ED4, 456, 487 ueen, Phillip, EN2 456 Rhea, George AS2, 280, 323 Rboades, Gail, ED1, 351 Rhoads, Rebecca, AS2, 385 Rhodes, Ilack, AG2, 323 Rhodes, athy, PIU1, 381 Rhodes, Lois, BU2, 295 niele, Mark AS4, 387, 487 nine, Dayiei As2 302 uinlan, Linda, ED1, 337 uinlan, Mary, ED4, 241, 337, 487 uinn Stephen, AS3, 327 uisenberry, jon, AS2, 341 ureshi, Mohammad, C-R6, 456, 499 R Raasch, Shannon ENI, 302 Rachel, Paul, EN,4, 216, 218, 374, 487 Rader, james, HE3, 263 Radloff, Philip, EN3, 389, 487 Rallety Connle, HEI, 318 Ragsdale, Jo, AS2, 259, 319 Raines, Elizabeth, BU2, 295 Rainey, Deborah AS2 337 Rice, Bradley, AS4, 456, 488 Rice, Nancy, AS1, 530 Rice, Teresa, BU2, 302, 319 Rice, Vivian, ED4, 456 488 Pollard, Barry, AEI, 392 Pollard, Davld, BU3, 389 Pollock, David, EN2, 411 Pollock, Jay, AS2 302 Polloele, ,!AuI1e,B111 351 Polloele, arilyn, ED4, 399, 487 Pontesso Stephen AS4 411,487 Pool, Deborah, BU2, 532 Poole, Bobby, BU3, 344 Pope, Carolyn, ED1, 337 Pope, Gary, AG2, 344 Pope, Ross, EN1, 425 Popper Porter, Porter, Porter Robert, EN4, 265, 356 Allison, AS2, 295 Bob, EN2, 327 ean AS2 435 Porter? 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AS3, 319 Sinclair, olores, HE1, 369 Sinclair, Donald, BU4, 411, 491 Singleterry Steve, EN1, 432 sinltlaeil, Gregory, EN1, 356 Sinor, Peggy, ED4, 457, 491 Sinor, Richard AG4, 239, 250, 457, 491 sipes, Bett , AS4, 359, 491 Sisson, Arlyand, AG4, 302, 491 Sivadon, William, AG3, 266, 357 Sizemore Marcus AS3 323 Smith Smith , Rntlr, 12133, 295 sneron, Asl, 532 Smith! Shirley, BU1, 273, 338, 352 Smith, Stanley, AG1, 302 Smith, Stefanie, AS2, 319, 338 Smith, Stephen, AS4, 411, 491 Smith, Susan, AS2 238, 259, 338 Smith, Suzanne, ACI, 352 Smith, Tommy, AS1, 248, 458 Smith Wanda, HE4, 458, 491 Smith,,1rVilliam, EN2, 323 378 srnoela, Leslie, BU4, 458, 491 Slllbfll erman, 'l'erry, AG2, 458 Sneed, Mark, AS2, 378 Snell, Mark, BU1, 423 Snethen, Carol, BU2, 338 Snider, james, BU4, 425, 491 Sllider, Melinda, AS2, 295 Snodgrass, Terry, AS1, 338 SXIONV, Russell, BU4, 429, 491 Snowden, Eldon. AG1, 341 Snowd en, Kenneth AG3, 341 Snyder, nayirl, EN1, 423 Snyder, Johnny, AG4, 280, 458, 491 Snyder, Karen, AS3, 338 Skidmo Skaggs, Skaggs, Charles EN2, 429 Paul, AS1, 378 Skigey, Eugene, AG4, 230, 236, 392 Skelton, Harold, BU4, 256, 323, 491 Skidgel, Darrell, AG4, 457, 491 re, Diana, AS1, 319 Skidmore Jacquelyn, AS1, 295 Skinner, Lrnrla, ED4, 283, 381, 491 Skinner, Nancy, ED2, 331 Skinner, Sandra, BU4, 331, 491 Skinner, Susan, HE1, 338 Skouby, David AG4, 457, 491 slaonliy, Erie, GR6, 457, 500 Slamans. Betty, ED3, 228, 338 Slater, L nda, BU3, 228, 532 slaton, Nyiirnon, EN2 389 Slavonic Gregory, AS3, 405 Sliger, draceann, AS1, 338 Sloan, Mickie, HE3, 338 Syovacek, Julie AS2, 332 Smasal, Jerry, EDB 281, 457 srnerlley, Dianne 1-1131, 352 Srneltzer, Lynn EN4 302 491 Smith, Alan 121811 259 274 357 Smith, Alfreid, AS1, 341 ' Smith, Ardith, HE3, 352 Smith, Arlene, AS1, 352 Smith, Barbara, BU2, 247, 319, 491 Smith, Barbara HE4, 295 Smith, Bruce, AS4, 429, 491 Smith, Carla, ASI 338, 385 srnitlr, Carolyn H153 352 Smith, clieryl, 13111, 352 Smith, Christie AS4, 249, 385, 491 Smith, Claire, GR6, 457, 500 Sngigh, Sgtillnie, HE3, 247, 272, 280, 81 Smith, Cynthia ED2, 295 Smith, Dan, AS4, 253, 327, 491 Smith, Daniel, AS2, 302 Srnaialg, David, AS4, 216, 257, 457, Smith, David, VM4, 260 Smith, David, EN4, 267 Smsigg, glgesborah, EDl, 272, 280, 319, Smith, Donnie, AS2 431, 457 Smith, Edmond, EN4, 414, 491 Smith, Esthel, EN4 302, 491 Smith, Frances, AS3, 352 Smith, Gerald. AS4, 457, 491 Smith, Glen, EN3, 457, 491 Smith, Harold BU4, 457, 491 Snizgli, james, iEN4, 269, 327, 382, 457, Smith, James, T13, 503 Smith, Jjanet, AS3, 371 Smith, erry, BU1 357, 366 Smith, o Ann, 13193, 319 Smith, oseph, BU3, 270, 302, 491 Smith, athlyn, AS4, 332, 491 Smith, Kenneth, BU1, 366 Smith, Larry, AG4. 225, 302, 431 Smith, Lawrence, BU2, 344 Smith, Leland HE3, 457, 491 Smith, Lintla, iED4, 332, 395, 491 Smith, Mark, AG4, 457,491 Smith, Mary, AS3, 418 Smith, Merle, AS1 323 Snggli, Michael, BU1, 323, 405, 416, Smith, Michael, BU4, 382 Smith, Nancy, AS4, 457 Smith, Patria, AS2, 269,385 Smith, Phyllis, AS2, 229, 259,381 Smith, Ralph, VMl, 503 Smith, Ray. EN1, 357, 430,491 Smith, Richard AS1, 389 Smith, Robert EN2 323 Smith, 524 Ronald, AS2Z 425 Sober, Robert, EN2, 437 Sober, Rollald, EN1, 437 Soderstrom, Larry, EN2, 302 Sodowsky, Donald, EN3, 357 Sodowsky, Elden EN3, 458 solroloslry, Lois, ED3, 352 Sommer, Richard BU2, 248, 261, 357 Sooter, Donna, 15192, 295 Sorensen, DCIlI11S. EN1, 306 Souders, Marcie, BU2, 295 Soulek, Patricia, GR6, 458, 500 Sonles, joy, BU3. 338 South, William, EN1, 357 Southard, Susan, HE1, 390 Southerland, jon, VM4, 503 Sowards, Gloria, AS2, 338 Spaeth, Anita, AS3 530 Spaeth, William, BU1, 378 Spain, Cynthia, ED2, 295 Spanier Brigid AS3, 295 Spann, Linda, ED1, 337 Sparkes, Carol '11, AS2, 458 Sparks, Jac ueline, HL3, 458 Sparkman, cCarol, AS1, 319 Sparkman, Sherri AS1, 458 Sparks, David, AG2, 302 Sparks, David, BU3, 429 Speake, Mary, AS1 352 Speakes Douglas, BU1, 341 Spear, Cynthia, HE3, 395 Spears, Jennifer, HE2, 272, 458 Specie, Carolyn, BU4 418, 491 Speer, Mary, AS2 295 Speer, Rosalind, 14122, 295 Speir, Andrew, EN3, 269, 323 Spglrgnan, Ricky, BU2, 259, 268, 282, Spencer, Gayle, AS1, 385 Spicer, Mary, ED4 369, 491 Spies, Eliaalietlr, AS1, 352, 530 Spinks Robert. AS1, 255, 323 Spire, linirna, ED4, 295, 491 Spitznas Mary, HE4, 241, 272, 338, 491 spletli, Stephen, AG4 344, 491 Sponberg, Deborah. HE2, 381 Sponsler. Linda, AS1, 352 Spoon, Connie, ED4, 458, 491 Sposato, Nancy BU2, 319 Sprague, Lowell, AGl, 357 Spray Jen, ED2, 381 Sprecher. Joseph ED4, 267 Sprehe, Sandra, HEI, 352 Springall, Anne, AS3, 395 Springer, Leonard, T13, 266, 458 Springstube, WVoodar, AG3, 250, 458 Sprowls, Carol, HE4, 319, 492 Sprowls, Phoebe, HE3, 211, 369 Sprowls, Robert, GR6, 458, 500 Spurgeon, Shannon, EN1, 323 Spurgin, Susan, AG1 351 Spurlock, gacquline, HE3, 309 Srisamood ham, Somn, GR6, 458, 500 St. Clair. Cheryl, EDI, 274 Staats, Christina, AS3, 295 Stackable Cynthia, ED3, 352 Stac ,dIol1n, AS2, 386 stalrlir , Barry, BU1, 223, 274, 302 Stafford, joe, AG4, 239, 458, 492 Stafford, Joyce HE3, 272, 352 Staflord, Lntiitir, ED2, 338 Staflord, obert. AG4, 236, 392, 492 Stahl, Daniel, BU4, 432, 492 Staiger, Gary, BU3, 268 Staines, Catherine AS2, 418 Staines, Diane, AS3, 418 Staley, flames, HEI, 414 Staley, arry, BU3 270, 274, 327 Stalnaker Mary, H152 338 Stamper, Kenneth, EN,2, 432 Stamper, Stephen, AG1, 458 Stanberry, Dennis. AS1, 302 Stanbery, Larry T13, 274, 344 staingriage, Jnofitlr, AS4, 249, 279, 359, Standridge, Raymond, AS1, 425 Stairbfgeld, John, BU4, 231, 256, 302, Stanfield, Steve, BU1 425 Stanford, Mielrael, Aol, 382, 492 Stanford Stephen, EN1, 357 Stanley, lranrela, ED2, 376 Stanton, Danny, EN4, 458, 492 Stanton, James, EN4, 278, 458, 492 Starcher, Glen, AG4, 458, 492 Stark, Linda ED1, 319 starlr, Ray, EN3, 214 Starks, Michael, 1'13, 458 Starks, Pamela, BU3, 257, 458 Starr, flames, BU4, 256 Starr, inda, BU1, 319 Staten, Karen, HE2, 296 Staudt, Susan, BU4, 256, 458, 492 Steacl, Linda, AS4, 249, 279, 296, 492 Stealey, William, BU3, 357 Stebbillg Carolyn, ED4, 319, 492 Stecker, Linda, Hal, 418 Steele, Byron AS4, 414, 492 Steele, Glen, EN3, 265 Steele, Joe, AS3, 366 Steele, iudith, AS1, 332 auren, AS3, 296 Steele, Steele, Malinda, AS2, 229, 319 Steele, Margaret HE2, 338 Steele, Vivian, AS2, 296 Steen, gleffry, AS1, 386 Steer, ovellne, AS4 458, 492 Stefinlongo, Tulio, EN4, 492 Stefiggen, Elizabeth, AS2, 229, 251, 259, Steichen, Ethel, BU4, 232 Steichen, Larry, AGI, 323 Steichen, Thomas, AG3, 218, 236, 247 280, 392 Steidley, Howard, AG3, 323 Stein john, AG2, 225, 344 Steinbrook, William, AS2, 423 Steincamp, David, AG2 241 Steincam , Douglas, Bill, 306 Steiner, lgavid, ED2, 406 Steiner, Peg y, AS1, 381 Steinle, Mari, AS4, 458, 492 Stellman Marilyn ED2, 229, 262, 296 Stengle, james, EN3, 458 Stepll, Nancy, BU1, 399 Stepllan, Ronald, BU2, 425 Stephens, Carl, AG3 344 Stephens, Cecelia, HEI, 263 492 Stocksen, Dennis, AG4, 236. 458, 492 Stockton, Ben, EN4, 265 Stockton, Mary, ED2, 212, 394 Stockton Virginia ED2, 259, 338 stoeelrl, Ludwig, EN1, 357 Sto ner Roberta, HEI, 338 stofes, Lonnie, AG3, 458 Stokes, Susan, AG1, 296 Stone, Carol, HE2, 458 Stone, Don, AG2, 458 Stone, Larry, AG4, 239, 250. 458, 492 Stone, Marianne, BU2, 296, 492 Stone, Rex, BU4 216, 218 Stone, Richard, EDI, 306 Stookey, Richard, BU2, 459 Stoops, Jolin, EN4, 258. 260. 302,492 Storin, goseph, AS3, 263, 458 Storm, ruce, AS2, 458 Storm, Sue, BU4 428 Storts, Beverly HE3, 271, 319 Story, ilanis ED2 332 Story, amela ED3, 376 stor-r, Albert, BU3, 357 Stott iichard T11 252 306 Stephens, Charles BU4. 405 Stephells, Gwen, BU1, 332 Stephens, Jana, AS1, 296 Stephens ilirry, BU4, 458, 492 Stephensz ary, ED4, 359 Stephens, Michael, EN2, 248, 323 Stephens Valetia HE4, 458, 492 i Stephensbn, Carol Stephenson, ,Eames Stephenson, arry Stepp, fcames, T11 Stepp, aren, AS4 Stevens Carl, T141 , AS1, 352 , EN1, 386 EN2, 253, 327 357 332, 492 357, 492 Stevensi Henry, EN4, 458 492 Stevens, anres, BU2, 306 Stevens, janice, HEI, 296 Stevens Jerry EN2 327 Stevens: Judith, ED4, 228, 492 noitn, AS4. 458 Stevens, gi , Stevells, ark, AG2, 302 Stevenson, Daniel, BU2, 357 Steward, Myles, T11, 306 Steward, Roger, BU1, 302 Stewart, Charles, AG3, 458 Stewart, Christopher, EN3, 215, 302 Stewart, James, EN4, 327, 492 ohn. EN2. 269, 302 Stewart, gl , , Stewart, ancy, BU4, 492, 530 Stewart, Shelly, BU4, 217, 218 Stewart, Terry, EN3 429 Stewart William, 12113, 302 Stiles, Thomas. AG4, 240, 428, 492 Still, Mar , AS2, 296 Stinchcomliv, Larry, AG4, 428, 492 Stine, David, AS4. 233, 428, 492 Stingley, james, BU2, 382 Stingley, lgoyee, ED2, 319 Stinnett, arry, EN4, 260, 269, 302, 492 Stites, Robert, ED2, 458 Stivers, Joyce, AS1 338 stoelrrnan, David, 13114, 217, 218, 458, 224, 4 1 r r r Stotmann, Catherin, 12193. 296 Stout, Howard AG3, 458 Stout, Lewis, ED2, 458 Stout, Shirley ED4, 458, 492 Stover, Enos EN3, 429 Stolvggll, Walter, EN4, 258, 260, 459, Stowers, Sheina, ED1, 332 Strader, Thomas, EN2, 420 Strahan, Danny, TI2, 302 Straka, Gary, AG4. 302, 492 Stratton, Royce, AG4. 238, 302, 492 Straub, Gary, AG3, 459 Straw, Kathy, EDI, 202, 371 Streck, Patrick, GR6 416, 500 Strecker, Charlotte, HE4, 332, 492 Streeter, Ronald, EN3, 302 Streich, Steven, EN3, 260. 267. 459, 49 Streller, Marialin AS4, 332, 492 Stremme, Susan. ED4, 279, 319, 492 Stzicker, Joyce, HEI, 332 Stricklan John, ED4, 382. 493 Stringer, Britton, VM1, 503 Stringer Nanc , AS3, 369 Stringfellow, lionnie, AG3, 459 Strobel, Vivian, HE3, 211, 385 Strong, Sandra, ED1, 338 Stroud, Gail, BU3, 369 Stroud, Etna, AS1, 338 Stroud, obert, AS3 459 Struthers, Susan, AS2, 385 Stuart, Edward, AS1, 425 Stuart, Herbert, BU1, 430 Stcart, Larry, BU4, 459, 493 Stuart, Susan, BU4, 212, 381. 493 Sturdevant, Suzanne, AS2. 213, 369 Sturdy, jerrv, GR6, 459, 500 Sturgeon, Thomas, BU1, 387 Sudberry, Bonner, AS3, 324 Suenram, Cher 1, ED4, 493 Suggs, ack, EN4, 405, 493 Suggs, erry, EN1, 344 Suggs, ue, AS1, 399 Su hru, Charles, AG3, 406 Suilivan, Dennis, AG2. 302 Sullivan, Karen, ED2, 381 Sullivan, Kathleen, EN1. 352 Sullivan, Robert, BU4, 396, 414, 493 Sullivan, Robert, EN2, 493 Sullivan, Robert, AS4. 493 Suman, Annemarie, ED4. 459. 493 Summers, Sheralyn. ED4, -193. 530 Summers. Susan, ED2, 234, 530 Sumner, Charles, BU3, 324 Sumpter, Lonnie, T14, 266. 459, 493 Sum ter, Randall, EN2, 324 Sundzrman Steve. EN3. 432 Suthers, Lelia, HE2, 319 Suthers, Sllerry, HE4, 459, 493 Sutter, Charles AS4, 427. 493 Sutton, John, AS4, 216, 218 H. V Signalure of Fashion 240 Knoblock Campus Corner Thomsen Sutton. Phillip. AS4, 459, 493 Sutton. Susan HEI, 352 Svet, Anthony, BUI, 283, 459 Swaflord. Jack, ASI, 302 Swain, Dayid, BU2 406 Swain, Maurine, HE2, 338 Syyales. Larry. EN3. 260. 283. 341 Swales. Richard, ASI 357 Swanson, Barbara, ED4, 359 Swanson, Charles. ENI 387 Swanson. jerry, BU2, 459 Swartz, Daniel. AS2, 416 Syvearingen. Sherry. EDI. 530 Sweeney, Dee, EN4, 306, 493 Swinnca. Billy. ED4. 357, 493 Swinton. Charles, AS3, 274, 357 Swinton, Sandra, BUI, 352 Switzer. Cbarla, AS2, 319 Sykes. 1'1oyya1'd. EN2, 278 Sylvester. Gay. ASI. 309 Synar. Phil. AS2. 425 Szlichta. Christopher. AS2, 408 T Taber, llaines. EN4, 265 Taber. hyllis. ASI, 352 Tabor. Ronald. ENI, 357 Tabor. Walter, VM2, 503 Tag art. Glenn, EN2, 392 Tahione. George, AG3, 459, 493 Tai. Joseph. GR7. 276 Talbot, Daryl. AS2. 459 Talbot. Rodger, AG4, 230, 241 Taliaferro. mary. GR6, 256, 357, 500 Talley, Nelson. EN3, 459 Talley. Paul. BL74, 357, 493 Tanner. David. EN3. 264. 277, 414, 493 Tanner. Donald, BU4, 268 Tl1omas, Sheryl EDI 352 Thomason Di'a51., H1-24, 338, 493 Thompsonz Barbara, Eos, 262, 319 Thompson, Brian. BU2, 406 Thompson, Carl, T11, 267 Thompson, Deborah, HEI, 352 Thompson, Diane. ED2, 338, 418 Thompson, Donald, BU3, 303 Thompson, Donald, ASI, 303 Thompson, Dorothy, ED4, 459, 493 Thompson, Forrest, BU1, 344 Thompson, Glynda, HE3, 459 Thompson. Hoyle. TII, 357 Thompson, llleanne. HE4, 359, 435, 493 Thompson, erry, ED2, 249, 357 Thompson, joan, BU2, 296 Thompson, ohn, EN4. 217, 303 Thompson, ion, AS4. 216 Thompson, arry, AG3, 389 Thompson, Mark, EN3, 265 Thompson, Melivn. AS4. 459. 493 Thompson, Michael, AS2, 459 Thompson Randall, EN3, 217, 218, 269, 324 Thompson, Robert. AS2, 303, 357 Thompson, Sharon, BU3 281, 296 Thompson, Theodore, ASI, 221 John BU2 425 Twill Tyler ey. Geor e, EN3, 341 ohn ENI 324 Tylerg Kathiiyn, ED3, 332 Tyler Tyler , Rodney, BUI, 357 1Villiam BU3 459 Tysorl Lmaa, BU2, 595 Tytenicz, Marjorie, ED4, 376, 494 U Uekerxnann, Manfred, BU1, 357 Ullom, Nancy, AS4, 296, 494 Ulmer, Susan, HE3, 272, 371 Ulrich, Larry, AS3, 303 UDP: Jadim, EDI, 418 V Vaananen, Martha. AS2. 385 Vaananen, Maryi BU4, 338, 494 Vache. Cari, H 3 352 Vail, Jeannette, ED3 296 Valant, Michael, 15U,3, 268, 357 Vale, Jane, HEI, 352 ValIandi11 ham. Rich, AS3, 341 Vanarsdelf Debra, ASI, 352 Vanasup. jirawudh, GR6, 459, 500 Vanbur leo, Cheryl, HE4, 338 Veal, Glenda. ED3, 228, 262, 277, 319 Veeder, Linda, HEI, 530 Vegher Susan, HEI, 272, 381 Veigl Donna. HEI, 371 van, Karma, H121, 272, 371 Venable, Ronald. BU3. 459 Venard, Max, EDI, 341 Venator. Carole, BU4, 332, 494 Venus, Robert, ASI, 408 Venzke, Jane, AS3. 228, 381 Verkins, Barbara, HE2, 251, 259, 296 Vernon, Richard, AS2, 459 Vernon, Suzanne, ASI, 395 Verville, Thomas, ASI, 303 Vestal, Paul, BUI, 411 Vick, Kelly, BU2, 341 Vick, Linda, HE4 381, 494 viakfay, Patricia, BU1,352 Villarreal, John, BU3, 303 Vineyard Donna, BU2, 257, 296 Vi11i11g, Charles, EN4, 260, 423, 494 Vinson Michael. AS4, 263. 303, 494 Vinyard Ray, AS4 459,494 viaaar, itichara. BU2, 430 Vockrodt, Alan, BUI. 357 Voelkers, james EN3, 324 Vogel, Games, B112, 232, 282, 357 Vogel, imothy, AGI, 237. 373 Thomson, Limla. BU2, 296 Thoos, Barbara, EDI. 352 Thornberry, Daniel. EN2. 249, 303 Thorne, Rocky. AG3. 352 Thornton Sandra AS3 332 T13?ghar,' Maxmdla, HE2. 266, 272, 280, Threatt, Saundra, ASI, 332 Thresher, Sandy, AS2, 399 Throckmorton, Craig, AS4. 459, 494 Tickel, James, BU3 283, 459 Tanner. Herbert, BU3. 327 Tapscott. Stanley. BU2. 282, 302 Tarasenko, Eugene, BU4, 459, 493 Tarrant. Lynn. ENI. 459 Tate. Artl111r. AS4. 233, 252. 459, 493 Tate, james. ASI. 324 Tate, lohanna. HE2. 229, 369 Tate. Robert. ASI. 423 Tatum. Patricia. GR6, 459, 500 Tatyrek. Ernest. AS4. 214. 224, 459, 493 Tatyrek. Kenneth. ASI. 341 Taylor, Bobby. EN2, 327 Taylor. Cynthia, ED4, 249, 359, 493 Taylor. Cynthia. BU2. 279 Taylor, Dan, ED4. 459, 493 Taylor. David. EN2. 405, 302 Taylor. Dean, EN3, 389 Taylor. Ellisa. ASI, 352 Taylor. Jacks. ED3, 418 Taylor. a11et. HEI. 532 Taylor. Janice. HEI. 296 Taylor. ennifer. AS2. 338 Taylor, 0311. ED4. 319. 493 Taylor, 'enton. ASI, 324 Taylor. Linda. EDI, 338 Taylor. Michael. AS2, 324 Taylor. Orla. AS4. 338. 493 Taylor, Rajean. AS3, 459 Taylor. Robert. AS2. 423 Taylor. Rosalind. BUI. 352 Taylor. Stephen. ASI, 425, 459 Teague, Bobby. EN2. 248 Tea ue. George. AS2. 306 Teeli Larry. EN3. 459, 493 Tiefenbrun, Alan, T13, 303 Tiemeier, Dennis. ENI, 357 Tiger, John, GR6, 459, 500 Tigert, Kaye, AS2, 211. 381 Ti ly, Lucy. ED3, 435 Tinnen, William, EN3, 459 Tinsley, Michael, BU3, 217. 218, 357 Tippett, Michael. BU2. 324 Tipton Rita, EDI, 266, 352 Titus, lramy, GR7, 459, 500 Todd, Alan, ED4. 459. 494 Todd, Thomas, BU4, 256 Toews, Douglas, EN2, 237 Vance, Susan, EDI, 338 Vandervort, Marilyn, AS2, 369 Vanderwork, Danny, HE2, 459 Vandeyenter, Janene, AS3. 338 Vann, Floyd, ASI. 252, 306 Vann, Gregory, ASI, 357 Vann, Rhonda, ED3, 296 Vannest, isbn, EN2, 429 Vannice. ixie, BUI. 352 Vanoostrum, Ralph, AG4, 459, Vanpelt, Ala11, AS2, 396 Vanpelt, Benjamin, ASI, 396 Vanschuyyer, Larry, ENI, 324 Vanvonno Nicolaas, Tll. 341 494 Vanwye. Erances, HE4, 296, 494 Vanwye, Henry. EN2. 357 Varga, Janice, ED2, 296 Vargas, iorge, GR6, 459. 500 Varian, lerrie, ASI. 352 Varner, Kathryn, AS2, 332 Vaughan, Leonard. ENI. 306 Vaughan, Vicki, BU2, 257 Vaughn, james AGI 324 Vaughn, Pamela H144 376 494 Vogler, Dcnyce. BU1. 352 Vogler, john, EN2, 278, 412 Vogt, Robert, ED3, 460 Voigt, Barbara, AS3, 460 Voigt, Eddie, EN2, 324 Voigt, QIIICS, ACI, 460, 500 Voigt, onald, ENI, 374 Vo11gmasa, Pinit, GR6, 460, 500 Vongunten, Betty, HEI, 271, 319 Vontun eln, Bruce, AGI, 303 Vorba, Larry, ENI, 303 Teel. S11e. HEI. 352 Tefertiller. Russel, AG3, 240, 313 Teitzel. Ceorgann, ED3. 530 Telford. james. AG3, 357 Templeton. Linda. BU2, 332 Temsuk. Raehaneepen, GR5, 459, 500 Tener. Margaret. ED4, 338, 493 Terral. SVIIIIBIII. ENI. 396 Terrell, Don, AS4. 302. 493 Terrell. George. T12, 324 Terry. Harriet. EDI. 319 Terr!! .lon, Blfl. 430 Terry, Phillip. EN4, 257, 459, 493 Terry, Rhonda. ASI. 352 Tessier. Deborah. EDI, 296 Tessier. Patricia. HEI, 296 Tester, Robert. AS3. 217, 218, 357 Tlaa514nhausen. Charles, AS4, 209, 214 Thayer. Chester. AS4. 387. 493 Thetford, Kenny. EN3, 217 .218, 392 Thibodaux. Donna, ASI. 259 Thoma. Carl. AG4. 427. 493 Tohlen. David. AS4. 216, 218. 303. -194 Tokashiki, Shunro. GR6. 357, 500 Tolbert. S11san, EDI, 319 Toler, Ronnie, TII, 341 Tolle, lackie, ED2. 399 Tolle, Kathleen. AS4, 338, 494 Toller, Karen, EDI. 296 Tomes., Daniel. BU3, 459 Tompkins, Richard. AS2, 324 Tonu, Ross. AS2. 416 Torrey, David, AS2, 357 Touchstone, Pamela. ASI. 319 Tower, Deborah. BUI, 352 Towner, Patricia, ASI, 332 Townsend, Christina. AS4. 359. 494 Townsend. Laura. AS2, 261, 277, 338 Trane, Paul, AS4. 324, 494 Traylor. Terry, EN3, 267, 357 Treat, Ronnie, T13, 389 Treece, james ENI. 303 Treeman, Rachel, ASI, 399 Tregellas, Ronald. AGI. 281. 373 Trenlield, Carol. BU2. 338 Trent. Gaylen, BU1. 352 Trentham, james. ENI. 357 Trigalet, Jeannette, AS2, 229, 338 Tripp, Gary, EN4. 237, 260, 459, 494 Trivitt. Gerald. EDI. 324 Trotter, Carolyn, BU4, 232, 256, 257, 262, 296, 494 Trotter. Karen, AS3, 296 Trout, Edwina, AS2. 435 Trower, Teresa, AS3, 395 Troxell, Elmer, ASI, 430 Trudeau, Louis. BU2, 324 True, Gerald, AS4. 357. 494 Trumbly, Toya, HEI. 338 Trummer. George. BU3, 387 Vaughn Vaughn Vaughn s Ria1.aa-1. Boi, 429 Robert, BU4, 429, 494 vida, EDI, 399, 395 Xlilllglllj-IEIXIICS, AG3, 235, 280, 341 Voskuhl, Danny, AG3, 416 Voskuhl, Steven, T11, 356 Voss, Dennis, AG3, 238 Voss, Leo. BU4. 406, 494 Voss, VValter, BU2, 408 W Wade, Carol n, HE2, 332 Wade, David: AS3, 460 VVade, Marilyn, BU1, 332 Wade, Thomas AG4, 430, 494 wadiay, Lary, EN2 344 IVadley, Pamela, rim. 390 Wadsworth, Carol, ASI, 309 Wagle, ja , GR6. 374. 500 Wagner. jllxck, ENI, 412 Serving Slillwaier and OSU s Trunk Thomas, HE4, 459, 494 Tmaaal, Cynthia. ED4. 459, 494 Tucker, Bonita, ED2, 459 w1115g',f,1Ql.'fL BANK xrnrtwu X ,,.-- :-:.E3s,n- 'mb' tlur 4 ll I ' l' .I ll 'I ll QE H T ' X A ' ll ,g f ' Af! Thomas Thomas Thomas . Thomas Bob, ASI. 302 Carolyn. EDI. 352 Danny. TI3. 259. 341 Deborah. ASI. 352 Thomas, Delores, AS2. 338 Thomas Francis. EDI, 381 Tl1omas, George, BU2, 302 Thomas. Gregory. ENI. 302. 392 Thomas. james. EDI. 234, 357 Thomas joe. AG3, 459 Thomas Thomas joyce, HEI, 352 ,luditl1.AG1. 319 Thomas Keith. EN4, 303, 493 Thomas Leroy. GR7, 459, 500 Thomas Orville. TII. 254 Thomas. Priscilla. HE2, 395 Thomas. Rebecca, EN2, 338, 371 Thomas. Rex. BU3, 217, 218, 232, 282, 366. 414 Tucker, Galen, ENI, 366 Tucker, Gary, AG4, 266 Tucker, .E-erry. BUQ. 459 Tucker, inda. HEI, 338 Tucker, Loyd, BU3, 405 Tucker, Paula, HE4. 272, 280, 296, 494 Tull. Deborah, AS2, 251 Tullius, Daniel, AS4. 263, 459. 494 Tullius, Philip, AS2, 303 Tunder, John, AG4, 357, 494 Turk. William, ENI. 459 Turman Mary, AS2, 259 Tamhaii, scan, AS1, 411 Turnbull. Vicky. BUI. 332 Turner, Billy. EN4, 494 Turner, Charles, EN2, 341 Turner, Darrell, ED4, 281, 459, 494 Turner, Karen, HEI, 332 Turner, Paul, AS2. 459 Turner Rebecca, BU2. 296 a Turner, Thomas, Richard. BUI. 306 Thomas. Ronnie. BU3. 459 Thomas. Scott, HE2, 382 William, BU1. 306 Turvey, Donald. AS4, 344, 494 Tuttle. Marcia. B114. 257. 262. 390, 494 Tweedy, Juanita, BU1, 352 gf, 2-. ? SIIIIWHIBI' llillltlllill BHIIK L I ANDTRUSTCOIVIPANY Sixth and Main Member FDIC Wolfe. WYigley, James, ED2, 303 5 Wagner, Lawrence, AS3, 357 1Vagner, Rolland. BUI, 425 Wagnon Susall, BU2 257 262 338 Wahl, Marvin. AG4 T239 250 1460, 494 1VaketieId, Jolln, EN4, 260, 269 Waken, Charles, BU3, 423 Walker, Anne, AS3 530 Walker, Brenda, B113 338 Walker, cannalela 11122, 296 Walker, Charles, EN1 306 Walker, Constance. ED4, 460, 494 Walker, James, BU3, 256, 303, 373 Walker, Janie, AS2, 338 Walker, Jean, AS3, 460 YValker, Joan, AS4, 211, 381, 494 1rVaIker, Joel, ENI, 357 Walker, Iyohn, BUI, 327 VValker, arry, AS2, 215, 223, 224, 341 VValker, Margaret, AS2, 371 Walker, Marilyn ASI, 352 Walker, Nancy, AS3, 338 Walker, Rickey, BUI, 357 Walker, Robert, EN3, 357 VValkel', Sandra, AS2, 274, 338 Walker, Stephen, AG2, 248 Walker, Sue, BU2, 296 Walker, Waylle, T12 254 Waller-. Willinin. BU2. 412 Wall, Brick, EN2, 357 Wall, Kennetll, BUI, 382 1Vall, Priscilla, AS4, 249 Weaver, Randy, AGI, 306 Vlzeaver, Sammy, AG4, 460, 495 11 Dorothy, HE4, 266, 280, 359 Webb, Jerry, ED4, 460, 495 Webb, Linda. EDI, 352 Webb, Phill , BU2, 411 Webb, Ted, IED4, 357, 495 Webb, YValter, BU4, 460, 495 Weber, Toby, BU2, 460 Webster, Glenda, AS2, 460 1Vebster. Leslie, ENI, 327 VVedel, DHIlIly', AG3. 239 Weeks, Barbara, HE4, 338, 495 Weeks, Michael, BU2, 387 1Vegener, Cindy, BU2 352 Wegener, Kelllleth, BLII, 303 1Vegener, Steven, EN2, 249, 303 1Veger, Deborah, ED4, 359, 495 VVeger, Joseph, AGI, 232, 503 VVelimuIIer, James, BU4, 460, 495 Wiehel, Louise. AS3, 211 VVeidman, JHIIICS, VMI, 503 Weigand, Bryce, EN4, 278 1Veigle, James, T11, 254 1Veilmuenster, Robert, ENI, 460 1Vein, Jennie, ASI. 385 1Veisman. Danny, AS2, 382 1Veisman, Johll, VM3, 503 Weiss, Thomas, ASI, 303 1Veiss, YVilliatn, ENI, 344 Wall, Terry, EN4. 216, 218, 264 Wallace, Becky, ED2 338 VVallace, D41-line, HEI, 332 Wallace, Jack, AGI. 324 Wallace, arry, BU3 268, 303, 494 VVaIlace, Marilyn, AS3, 399 1Yallace, Patricia, BUI, 385 Wallace, Rebecca, HEI, 530 Wallace, Sally, ASI, 395 1Valler. Anne, AS2, 263, 532 VValler, George, TII, 460 Wallin, Bart, AG3, 303 Wallis, Dale. BU2. 460 Walls, Carl, EN4, 278 Walner, Cinda, AS2, 296 Walser, Terry, ASI, 232, 414 1Valsh, Thomas, EN2, 278 Waltermire, Linda, ED3, 213, 319 VValters, Byron, ASI, 429 1Yalters. Craig, AS2. 303 VValters, James, EN4, 258, 260 Walthall, Ralph, EN4, 460, 494 VValtrip, Michael. TI2, 460 1Valtrip, Roller, ED4, 216, 218 Wame o, Paulette AS3, 338 1Vamp,Ier, Edward. ASI, 327 Wann, Lonnie. AG4. 248, 430, 494 1fVard, Curt, HE3, 324 Ward. Linda. ED2, 390, 460, 494 VVard, NHIICX, EDI. 352 Ward Richard EN3 460 Welch 1VeIch VVelch 1Yelch a 1 Jess. AS4, 460, 495 Nona, ASI. 319 Robert. AG2, 373 Shirley. HE3, 272. 280. 371 1VeIch William, ASI, 327 VVeIker. Dicki, HEI, 352 1Vells, Daluly. AGI, 255 W'ells, Elbert, AS3, 247 YVells, Jan, EN4, 260, 269 1Vells, Melody, BU3, 381 1Vells, Merla, Tll, 338 Wells, Phyllis, ASI, 279, 352 1VeIls, SIICITY, AS2. 229, 231, 532 1VelIs, Stephen, AG2, 357 Wells, Thomas, BUI, 344 VVe1sl1 Deborah, AS2, 296 1Yelsh Gregory. Tll, 232, 282, 414 1Velty, Carol, HE2, 232 WVest, Barry, EN4. 303, 495 1Vest, Dana. EDI. 532 1Yest, Elizabeth, HE4, 228, 271, 272 273, 274, 332. 495 1Vest, Kenneth. EN4, 392. 495 1Vest, Loren, ED4, 460, 495 West, Nancy, AS3, 530 VVest. Tom, BU3, 405 1Yestmoreland. Ca1'ol, AS3, 319 Wetmore, Alan, EN4, 237 VVhaley, Karen, BU4, 232. 460. 495 1Yhaley, Sllarla, ED2. 247, 296 Ward, Steven, EN2, 303 Warden, David, AS3, 429 1Varden, Hellry, AG4, 374, 494 Warden. Marcia, HE4, 309 1Vheatley, Raymond ED3, 277, 303 Wheeler, Don, EN4, 357 Wheeler, Elroy, Tll, 357 1Vheeler, Judy, ED3, 530 VVheeler, Kent. AS4. 460. 495 VVarehin1e. Janet. AS2, 338 1Varnberg, 1 on, BU3, 387 Warner, Catlly, ED2, 352 VVarner, Deborah. ED2, 352 YVarner, Emily, AS4. 283, 296, 494 Warner, Priscilla, HE2, 232, 272, 296 Warner, Thomas, ASI, 430 1Yarner. Tony. BU2. 324 1Vhidd0n, Sherry. HEI. 352 1Vhipkey, George. ENI, 278 Whisellant, WVilliam, AS4, 341, 495 1Vhisenhunl. Dennis, AS2. 357 1Vhitsehunt. J.. BUI, 357 Whisenhunt. Pllilip. AS4, 247, 303, VVhitaker, Martha, ED2. 376 1Yhitaker. Nancy. ED3, 237. 371 Warren, Alison, AS2, 296 Waren, Bethanyanne, ED3, 332 1Varren. Glenda. GR6. 460. 500 Wai-ren, Ln.-1-yn, BU2. 248, 268, 357, 411 Warren, Micllael, AS4, 209, 214, 224 1Yarren. Rollald, AS2, 222, 230, 255 1Varren, Virginia, EDI, 338 Warrior, Zenephon. ASI, 327 1Vashburn, Gwen, HE3, 272, 296 1Yashburn, Jannelle. AS3, 296 Washington, Mary, EDI, 418 Wass, Mike, BU4, 270, 460, 494 1Vasson, Patricia, EDI, 352 White, David. AS2, 374 I 495 White. Deborah, ASI, 352 VVhite, Edwa1'd. ASI. 266, 324 Wvhite, Fred, BU2, 357 White, Jalnes, AG4, 327, 408 1Vhite, Jayne, AS2. 296 while, Jen-4-, AG3, 373 Wliinf, Indy, AS2, 376 1Vhlte, Kathy, HE4. 271. 273. 359. 495 1Yhite. Latricia. EDI. 460 1Vhite, Linda, ASI, 418, 460 VVhite, Linda, AS3, 460 1Vhite. Marfaret. HE2, 338 VVaterfall, Richard, AS3, 460 1Vaters. Leah, ASI, 280, 29? XYatkins. Dwayne. ENI, 396 1Vatkins , Linda, ED4, 460, 494 Watkins, Lonnie, ASI, 357 VVatkins, Rhonda. ASI. 352 1Yatkins, Stan, EN4, 324, 494 Watson, Alvin, T11 324 yvalsdn, Ai-llnir, Elyll, 266. 341 1Yatsou, Charles. BU2, 424 VVatson, Danny, IIU4, 460, 494 VVatson, Gary, EN4. 258. 266, 341, 494 1Vatson. Janice, ASI, 319 1Yatson, Katllryn, AS3, 296 1Vatson, Larry, AS2, 429 1Yatson. Robert, AS3, 460 1Vatson, Steven. ENI, 357 Watson, Sue, HE3. 460 1Vatson. Vicki. AS2. 338 1Yatt, John, BU3, 396 Watters, 1Vatters, Billy, EN2, 357 cn.-yi, Ass. 412 1Yatts, Douglas, BU3, 303 1Vatts, Jack, EN4. 260 VVatts, Kenneth. AS4. 324. 494 Wjatts. Stephen, AG4, 266, 460, 494 Waugh, Joyce, HE4, 273 Ifvallgll, Linda, HE3, 272, 296 1Yay, Gary, TI3, 460 1Vay, Mike, TI2, 303 1Veaver, David, BU3, 460 26 I-1 , VVhite, Michael, AS4. 408, 495 Wllite, Patricia, HEI, 352 1Vhite. Ralph. BU4. 460. 495 VVhite, Ricllard, EN4, 4 0 VVhite, Ronald, BU4, 387, 495 VVhite. Susan, AS3. 319 V1'hited, Janis, BU3, 211. 369 VVhiteley. Howard, ASI, 387 1Vhitener, ,1uditl1. AS3. 319 1Yhitley. Michael. EN4. 257. 260 WVllitlock, Charlyn. HEI, 332 vYlll1.lll21I'SI1. Lora. BUI. 460 NYIIIIIIIOFC. Brenda. AS3. 352 1Vhitmore. Nancy. HE3, 385 Whitnah, Rntll, ED4, 332, 495 1Yhitson, Jena. I'1E2. 532 1Yhittaker. Randy. AS4. 495 VVhitwell, Jean. BUI, 338 VVhorton, David. BU2. 344 1Yickersham. Victor. BU4. 411. 495 1Yickham, Linda, ED2, 271 YVicks, Nancy. EDI. 309 1Yidener. Sheryl. BUI, 319 1Vieczorek, Paul. ASI, 427 VViedemann. Bernard, VMI, 503 1Yiemers, Dialle. EDI. 352 1Viemers, Michael. ASI, 461 VVier, Robert. ED4, 366. 495 1Yiggins, John. AS3, 429. 461 1Yiggins, Marian. AS3. 395 VViggins, Patricia. HE3, 461 Vtliggins, Ted, VM4 503 yvlg ltman, Nanc ', AS2, 381 Wilbanks, Linda, HE4. 319, 495 Wilber, Sally, ED2, 399 Wilburn, Ddilnna, BU1, 332 Wilcox, Ivan, BU2, 270, 303 VVi1cox, Lavon. AS4, 461. 495 Wilcox, 1Yilcox, S Sallv. ED3. 352 I ue,'BU2 532 Wilder. Gln-don, 13111, 427 1ViIder, J ane, AS4. 385. 495 Wilder, Ronald, ASI, 327 1Vilder, Sandra, BU2, 296 Wildey, 1ViIliam, EN2, 405 1Viles, Elin, BU4, 216, 256 YViley, avid, AS2 324 Willnflni, Phillip, ixU3. 306 Wilkerson, Ronald, AG3, 461 1Vilkey, Larry, ED4, 279 Yvilkie. YVarren. HE4. 263, 461. 495 Wi lk i ns, Melvin, AS4, 461, 495 WViIkinson, Don. BU4, 382, 495 VVilkinsor 1, John, ASI, 429 1Vilkinson, Stanley, EN2. 420 Wlillbanks, Leslie, BU3, 381 VVilley, Chester, GR6, 420. 500 1Villhour, Richard. BUI, 282, 387 1Yillhour, Susan, ED2, 211, 399 117011. Kathryn, EDI, 352 VVolf. Warren, TII, 357 David, EN I , 420 Wolfe, J-Aohn, AG3, 230, 236. 237, 392 1Voll'e, inda, HE3, 296 Wolfe, Elizabeth, AS4, 338, 496 YVoIfe, Norman, AG4, 230. 236, 237, 392, 496 1Vollenberg, Everett, AG2. 341 Wolohon, John, ASI, 461 Wonlack, Mary, BU3, 319 1rVomaek, Steve, EDI, 327 1Vomble, VVillianl, EN4, 303. 496 Wonderly, Kennetll, EN2, 357 1Vood, Doris, HEI, 319 1Vood, Gary, EN4, 278, 496 1Vood, Gary, ENI, 461 Wood, James, AS3, 429, 496 1Vood, James, AS4, 344 olin, AGI, 406 inda, HE3, 352, 385 VVood, JA Wood, 1Vood, Robert, ED4, 303. 496 Wood, Sharlene, ASI, 309 Wood, Sherry, HE3, 332, 496 1Voodard, Beverly, HE2, 395 1Yoodard, Bruce, AS2, 252 VVoodard, Larry, BU3, 327 Woodard, Stewart EN2. 408 1Voodman, Guy, BU3, 423 Woodrell, Rita, BUI, 338 1Voods, Carolyn, ED3, 332 1Yoods, Cheryl, ED4, 319 Woods, Deborah, BUI, 352 Woods, Dorothy, ED4, 46 1Voods, George, VM2. 503 1Voods, Kenneth. BU3, 327 Woods, Lu, AS3, 532 VVoods, Robert, HE4, 461, 496 1Yoods, Sherry, AS2, 252. 319 Woodside, James, ENI, 427 VVoody, Charles, BU4. 461. 496 Woody, Timothy, VM3, 503 VVooten, Wfilliam, BUI, 357 VVorley, Barbara, BUI, 338 Worley, Gary, ENI, 225 1Vorley, Harry, ED3, 215. 223. 224 VVorsham, Larry, AS4, 423, 496 1Vorth, Birda, BU2. 352 VVortham, Gary, ENI, 341 I, 496 1Villiams, Bruce, AS2, 461 1Villiams, Carolyn, AS2, 262, 390 1Yilliams, Clark, AS4, 259, 357, 495 VVilliams, Danny, AGI, 235, 303, 373 VVilliams, Deborah, HEI, 332 1Villiams, Deborah, AS2. 332 1Villiams, Diane, BUI, 352 Williams, Frances, EDI, 296 WVilliams, Gary, BU3, 230 1VilIiams, Glenna, HE4. 359, 495 Williams, ., AG2, 303 1Villiams, ames, ASI, 461, 495 1Yilliams, erry, EN2, 324 Williams, Jim, AS4, 218, 256 1VilIiams, immy, BU4, 216 1Villiams, ohn, ED3, 237, 249, 420 1fVilliams, , ud ', EDI, 352, 495 Williams, Iludyy, AS4, 461 Williams, arry, AS4, 389. 436 1YiIliams, Larry, BU2, 395, 495 VVilliams, Marsha, AS3, 259, 282, 319 1Villiams, Michael. AG4, 241, 461, 495 1VilIiams, Robert, BU4, 414, 495 VVilliams, Sandra, ASI, 352 VVilliams, Stephanie, HEI, 369 1ViIIiams, Steve, EN2. 303, 361, 495 VVilliams, Steven, AG3, 230 VViIliams, Suzanne, HE4, 212 1Yilliams, Thomas, BU3, 387, 430 VVilliams, VVanda, BU2. 461 WVilliams, VVilliarn, BU4. 408. 495 1Yilliamson, Jolln, AS4. 324. 495 1Vrede, Barbara, HE3, 239, 338 VVren, Jenny, HE2, 296 1Vright, Carol, ED4, 496. 532 Wright, Hope, ED2, 385 1Vright, ack, ENI, 306 YYright, ane, HE2, 247. 319 1Vright, Iary, HE3, 376 1Vright, Paul, EN3. 374 1Yright, Paula, BU3, 399 Wlright, Robert. AG2, 234. 461 VVright, Ronald, AGI. 303 1Vright. William. BU4. 461. 496 1Villiamson, VVilliam, AG3, 461 1Villis, Charles, AGI, 341 1VilIis, Larry. AS4. 392, 495 VVillis, Yvonne, AS2, 232, 319 Willison, Neal. ED4, 461, 495 YYills, Arthur, VM4. 503 1Yillson. Terry, BU2, 303 VVilly, Stepllen, BUI, 327 YVilson. A mbrose. AS2. 437 1Yilson', Carol, ASI. 338 VVilson, Deborah, ASI, 418 Wilson Don. AS4, 382, 495 1Vilson. Donna, ASI. 296 1VilsonA, ZIIIIIEIIC. ED3. 381 VVilson, anles, BUI, 429 1ViIson. anice. AS2. 296 1Yilson, John, ED4. 357. 495 Wilson, Joseph, EN3, 357 VVilson. Nancy. ED2, 211. 418 1Yilson Norman, AG4. 238. 303 Wi Isoni Patricia, ASI , '427 I VVilsonl Peggy, AS3, 332. 530 1Vilson, Rebecca. BUI, 296 WYIISOII. Richard. BUI, 344. 387 1Vi1son, Robert, EN3, 427 1Yilson, Rodney. ENI, 357 Willson, Sally, EDI. 282. 418 XVIISOH, Sharon, AG2, 259, 319 1Vi1son. Stephen, EN2. 254. 461, 496 1Yilson, Thomas. EN2, 412 Wilson, VV., GR5. 461. 500 Wilt. Stephen, EN4. 432. 496 1Yimmer. Larry. EN3. 432 Wirnmer, YVIIIDOITI , Randall, BU3, 303 Bonnie. BU2. 319 YYillcllell, DOIIIIU, BU4. 256. 332. 496 W'inchester, Eric, AG2, 461 YVinn, Jerry. AG4. 236 1Yinner, Darrell. EN3. 217. 324 1Yinsett, Ann. AS4, 269, 418. 496 1Vint, Sara, HE4. 272, 296, 496 1Yinter. VVa1ter. ED3, 281 1Yinters lolln AS3 429 1Vintersl Laurd, BU2. 239, 369 1Vinters, Sharon. HE4, 332. 496 1Yinters. Susan, ED4, 399, 496 1Yirtz, George, ENI, 432 1Vise, Pamela. IIE2, 296 1Yise. Sal ldra, EDI.. 352 1Vitl1ers, Tom, EDI, 281. 324 NVitman, William, AG2, 408 1Yitt, James, BUI, 430 1Vitten, Ronnie. AS2, 303 VVitty. John. ED3, 306 1Yitzel, VVillia1n. EN4. 257 1Vode, Gary. AS3, 303 Nvoldetsadick, Mahet, GR6, 275, 500 1Vyatt, ILIIC, AS4, 461, 496 VVylie, Leslie, ASI, 376 1Yynne, John, BU3. 429 1Yyrick, 1VilIianl, BU3, 21-I. 223 Y Yadon, Dixie, BUI, 282. 338 Yatlon, William. ASI, 303 Yancey, Bruce, ED2, 341 Yancey, David ENI, 303 Yarborough, Garland, AS3, 392 Yarbrough, Don. AGI. 396 Yarnall, Natalie. AS4. 496. 530 Yaryan, Leslie, AS4, 381, 496 Yates, David, ASI. 461 Yates. Lawrence. AS2. 230 Yeager Karen. ED3, 395 Yee, Mona, HEI. 296 Yetter, Cathy, ASI. 338 Yildirim, Metin, GR7, 461, 500 Yirsa, Joe. AG4, 239 Yocham, Barbara. AS4. 269 Yoder, Joseph, ASI. 248. 341 Yoesting, Myra, HE3, 369 Yokoyama, Ynkio. GR6. 461. 500 York, George, ASI, 296 York, Gladys, HE4, 271, 493. 532 Yost, Gonna, ED3, 262. 274 Yost. Kenneth. AG3, 461 Yost. Sanluel, ENI, 341 Youker, Deborah. ED2, 385 Young, Beverly. EDI. 296 Young, Heletl, BUI, 338 Young, James, AS2, 303, 427. 496 Yollng, James. AS4. 303 Young, Jimmie. AS4. 461, 496 Young, Mary, IIU2. 385 Young. Nathan. AS3. 274 Young, Peggy. EDI. 338 Young, Richard. AS2, 461 Young, Robert, BU2, 461 Young, Steven, AS4, 250. 303. 496 Yullker, Rose, AS4, 269. 338. 496 Z Zalll, Robert, EN4, 461, 500 Zuwicki, Lawrence. EN4. 357. 496 Zehren. James. AS2. 429 Zelinski. James, BU3, 412 Zellers, Willfatn, ASI, 282. 414 Zickeloose, Carl, BUI, 366 Zimmerman, Kristen. HEI. 352 Zitterkob, Clarence BU4. 461. 496 Zurline. Steven, BD2. 324 Zurline. 1YilIiam, AG3, 32-1 Zyveiacher, Elaine, AS2, 259. 309 C9 Is- IS BIGGER llllll BETTER Tlll-lN 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 Roof Beer Coffee 0 Milk 0 Milk Shakes ' 'YJ' , ' Q9 Home of fhe Plaid Berel' A Acacia, 366 African Students Organization, 275 Aggie Sports Car Club, 248 Aggie Toastmasters, 237 Aggie-X, 236 Agricultural Student Council, 81 Agronomy Club 238 Alpha Beta Alpha, 261 Alpha Chi Omega, 368 Alpha Delta Pi, 370 Epsilon Delta, 263 Kappa Psi, 270 Alpha Alpha Alpha Lambda Delta, 229 Alpha Phi Alpha, 365 Alpha Phi Omega, 255 Alpha Pi Mu, 261 Alpha Tau Alpha, 250 Alpha Tau Omega, 374 Alpha Xi Delta, 376 Alpha Zeta, 230 American Chemical Society, 250 American Institute for Design Sr Drafting, 267 American Institute of Architects, 278 American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 269 Amerlcan Institute of Agricultur- al Engineers, 237 American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 264 American Society of Civil En- gineers, 265 American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 257 Angel Flight, 211 Aquatic Club, 271 Army Blades, 212 Arnold Air Society, 218 Arts 81 Sciences Student Council, 82 Association for Childhood Edu- cation, 279 AWS Executive Board, 79 AWS Legislative 8z Iudicial Board, 251 B Baptist Student Union, 277 Beta Alpha Psi, 256 Beta Chi Sigma, 259 Beta Gamma Sigma, 256 Beta Theta Pi, 378 Beta Upsilon Sigma, 257 Block 81 Bridle, 240 Blue Key, 76 Brumley Apartments, 358 Business Student Council, 83 BMOC, 88 BWOC, 70 G5enera C Capettes, 213 Chi Alpha, 266 Chi Delphia, 438 Chi Epsilon, 265 Chi Omega, 380 Chinest Student Association, 276 Collegiate FFA, 239 Cordell Hall, 320 D Dairy Science Club, 235 DECA, 273 Delta Chi, 382 Delta Delta Delta, 384 Delta Sigma Alpha, 280 Delta Sigma Pi, 268 Delta Tau Delta, 386 Delta Upsilon, 388 Delta Zeta, 390 Drummond Hall, 290 E East Bennett Hall, 325 East Bennett Council, 253 Education Student Council, 84 Engineering Student Council, 85 Eta Kappa Nu, 258 F Faculty, 127 FarmHouse, 392 Fire Protection Society, 254 Forestry Club, 283 G Gallagher Girls, 438 Gallant Guard, 220 Gamma Phi Beta, 394 Girls of the Golden Heart, 439 Girls Rille Team, 221 Graduate Students, 494 H Home Economics Club, 272 Home Economics Student Coun- cil, 86 Horticulture Club, 241 I Iunior IFC, 364 Iunior Panhellenic, 364 K Kappa Alpha, 396 Kappa Alpha Psi, 436 Kappa Alpha Theta, 398 400 Kappa Delta, Kappa Kappa Gamma, 402 Kappa Kappa Psi, 247 Kappa Sigma, 404 Kerr Hall, 297 Key-Board Commission, 77 KVRO, 233 llndex L Lambda Chi Alpha, 406 Lasso's 81 Lariats, 231 Little Sigmals, 439 Little Sisters of Minerva, 440 M Men's Glee Club, 246 Minutemen Drill Team, 223 Mortar Board, 75 Murray Hall, 304 N North Hall, 307 O Off Campus Students, 443 Omicron Delta Kappa, 78 Omicron Nu, 271 Orange 8r Black Quill, 228 O-Staters, 232 OSU Marching Band, 242 OSU Cheerleaders, 183 OSU Concert Band, 243 OSU Flying Aggies, 252 OSU Hotel 8: Restaurant Society, 263 OSU Rodeo Club, 234 OSU Skydivers Club, 230 P Pi Kappa Phi, 437 Patchin Panel, 229 Pakistan Students Association 274 Panhellenic Council, 362 Parker Hall, 339 Pershing Rifles C-7, 225 Pershing Rifles Regimental Head- quarters, 223 Phi Delta Theta, 408 Phi Eta Sigma, 249 Phi Gamma Delta, 410 Phi Kappa Tau, 414 Phi Kappa Theta, 416 Phi Kappa Psi, 412 Phi Upsilon Omicron, 273 Physical Education Majors, Min- ors, 279 Pi Beta Phi, 418 Pi Kappa Alpha, 420 Pi Omega Pi, 232 Pi Tau Sigma, 267 Poultry Science Club, 234 Pom Pom Girls, 244 Pre-Vet Science Club, 281 R REDSKIN Congratulates, 70 Rho Nu Tau, 276 ROTC Rifle Team, 222 Rho Mates, 441 RHA, 289 s S Scabbard and Blade, 224 Scott Hall, 342 Semper Fidelis Society, 277 Students, 464 Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 428 Sigma Alpha Iota, 269 Chi, 424 Sigma Nu, 426 Sigma Phi Epsilon, 428 Sigma Tau, 260 Society for American Military Engineers, 221 Senior Sigma Society of Automotive Engineers, 264 Society of Mechanical Techni- cians, 266 Southwestern Sales Executive Club, 248 Stout Hall, 310 Student 262 Education Association, Entertainers, 283 Student Student Industrial Arts, 281 Union Activities Board, Student 80 T Tau Beta Sigma, 247 Tau Iota Epsilon, 268 Tau Kappa Epsilon, 430 Theta Sigma Phi, 270 Triangle, 432 U University Choir, 245 V Varsity Rifle Team, 222 Veterinary Medicine Classes, 501 W Wentz Hall, 333 West Bennett Hall, 328 Who's Who, 74 Willard Hall, 315 Willham Twelve Story Complex, 345 Wornenls Recreation Association, 249 X Xi Mu, 259 Y Young Democrats, 274 Young Republicans, 282 Z Zeta Tau Alpha, 434 FELLOW STUDENTS: The goal of the 1970 REDSKIN was to present an accurate and creative record of the year util- izing the theme of OSU . . . a study in con- trast . In pursuit of that goal we instigated a few innovations, followed numerous traditions, but allowed ourselves an occasional deviation in compiling a yearbook with which you, the stu- dent body, can identify. The 1970 REDSKIN is the product of the com- bined talent, time, and tenacity of a dedicated group of your fellow students. Occupying a central position in terms of talent and sacrifice was the core editorial staff of Sue Clabaugh, Karen Barnes, and Iim Axley. These individuals worked tirelessly throughout the year toward the solution of problems inherent in the publi- cation of a university annual. Additional praise must go to section co-editors Leslie Willbanks, Mike Callahan, Sylvia Faupel, Marydith Asch, Iim Dunn, Cheryl Key and lane Venzke. Additionally, Shelley Ricker, Kay Bales, Iean Clabaugh, Nancy Andrews, Susan Skinner, Marilyn Vandervort, Linda Cox, and Dave Hazel- wood played vital roles as section co-editors in making the 1970 REDSKIN a reality. Others worthy of thanks for assistance in picture organization, indexing, typing and airplane piloting include Richard, Vicky, Tom, Iill, Iody, Kathy, Kristie, Peggy, Leslie, Susie, and the pledge class of Pi Kappa Alpha. Pictures are the essence of a college yearbook. The 1970 REDSKIN was blessed with a corps of photographers possessing large measures of creativity, capability, and contempt for editors' deadlines. The staff of Iames Iohnson, Bill Iohnson, and Iohn Foust along with Bob Dimery and staff deserve much recognition and praise. Special recognition goes to Mr. R. C. Walker of Southwestern Engraving Company of Tulsa. With the completion of the 1970 REDSKIN, Mr. Walker concluded 50 years of service to OSU as the official engraver of the REDSKIN. By way of editorial pronouncement, the 1970 REDSKIN is dedicated to Mr. R. C. Walker--a man of personal dedication to successive generations of successful REDSKIN S. Many others contributed to the completion of the book: E. L. Woodson, Director of Student Publi- cationsg Bill Bywater, of Economy Advertising Company, Susan Baker and I. C. Auxier, of South- western Engraving Company, Hal Payne, of Durand Manufacturing Company, Mrs. A. R. Cole, of Cole Studio, Iim Merrill, Gordon Hart, and Pat Quinn all deserve thanks. In the way of personal appreciation, I thank my parents, Mr. and Mrs. Iack M. Williams, a nameless fraternity brother, and Karen for encouragement and support in this endeavor. I extend my deepest thanks to all these individuals who contributed so much to the 1970 REDSKIN. It is my hope that the result of our labor is a REDSKIN with which every student can identify and thereby see himself as a part of OSU . . . a study in contrast . IOI-IN WILLIAMS, Editor
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