Phillips University - Phillipian Yearbook (Enid, OK)

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-2- -3- -5- -Glenn XV. Ricketts, Hereford. Tex., Bible major, Blue Key aucl iutereluh presiclencics, 2.78 grade average. -james Allen Nichols, Okmulgee, Bible major. sturlent council. -Don Seamons, Kansas City, Kans., Bible major. stuclent council presicleut. interelub council vice-President. -Nlargaret Ann Voris religious education major, presitlent of Tau Beta Sigma, campus accompanist, chorus. Willianl Rathbun, Blackwell, music major, assistant band clirector, composer, Presiclent of Phi Mu Alpha. WHO'S VV1ll1am Barrick, Enid, Bibic major, student hotly and Gricliron officerships. Iennie Beth Taylor, Indianapo- lis, religious cclucation major, Niay Queen, stuclent hotly ofhcer. 24

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gl'lfZ7Z'GlulJ G ulflci OFFICERS: Row I-Gennie Lundholm, Swede Godfrey, Virginia Brown, Rose Lee Husted, Anita Doop, Iackie Dawson, Io Ann Crose, Ieanne Carter, LeRene Good, Eldena Niartin, Eleanor Blackwood, hiarylu Sweatt, Row 2fTom Slavens, Iames I. Spainhower, Lael Smith, Bill Barrick, hlarvin Gee, Virginia Smith, Robert Sullivan, lane hlurpliy, A. M. Gibson, Sponsor, Keith Stone, Glenn W. Ricketts, Iames Reed, Iohn C. Faust. The InterfClub Council has enjoyed a year which has seen a greater sense of co- operation among campus service clubs. The clubs, after much discusson, agreed to change the constitution in such a way as to create a smoother functioning organization. Ten of the twelve clubs now conf stitute a quorm, thus erasing any semblance of veto by one absent club preventing a quorum. The council feels that through the advice of A, NI. Gibson, faculty adviser, the rushing procedure has been some-what simplified. Through awarding of the service plaque based on achievements of the clubs in lines of service, scholarship, and social activity, the council has witnessed many worthf while undertakings of the clubs. OA 1..J President, Glenn Ricketts Secretary-Treasurer, Betty Boren liaculty Adviser, A. M. Gibson President Glenn Ricketts 4 l J

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WHO il ., M ,MNA rg H -vig c M as ,A,. , I ,,, i ' 3 '. i .3 in --Il A: ' ,N ., , if .f--,.. , , EE Q ai' ' N f.. ag -8- -9- -11- 7-Shirley Cronk, Douglass, Kans., education major, student council, Cardinal Key, pianist. 8-Lois Hobart, Enid, education major, 2.85 grade average, Cardinal Kev, accompanist. 9Ajames Gerald Sinise, Blue island, Ill., psychology-journalism major, editor of 'KThe I-Iaymakgff' Varsity Revue manager, Blue Kev. 10-Virginia Smithx Enid, drama major, entertainer. llf---Williani Howland, Oklahoma City, Bible major, student council ofhcer, debater, national CYP officer. Earl F. VVatson, Hooker, pre- gf medicine, 2.50 grade average, Bishopian president, Blue Key. Thirteen outstanding Phillips university seniors have been honored in XVho's Vliho Among Students in American Colleges and Universitiesfi Choice was made on the basis of leadership, scholarship, service, and future promise. ln ad- dition Phillips restricted its selection to seniors who had a KB' average for six previous semesters. 25 4? 4 a gs, J f f in-Q , 3 ji F, if