Phillips University - Phillipian Yearbook (Enid, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1959 volume:

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We come praying that God has blessed this year of your life and has given us the ability to capture a few moments of it for you. We come knowing we are likely to err, but trusting you will approve our publication and find it worthy. You are our only judge, and you are our only critic. We present to you our production . . . THE 1959 PHILLIPIAN Cable af Kvnfmfs ADMINISTRATION IIII Faculty so . Student Senate STUDENT BODY IIII It Seniors ,ISSI I Juniors Sophomores Freshmen I, Seminarians ,, ORGANIZATIONS ttttt Residents I T ...ttttttttt I Social Service Clubs ,,,II ATHLETICS D- Cheerleaders .sI,I Womeifs Sports -T lVIen7s Sports ,III,I T FEATURES ,HDIIIII ROYALTY ,T .,.,.. SUPPORTERS ..,,... 7 'ki my 'X wh ,x KK 'fl F'-7 f 'w 7 . 37 '16 'G Mk 'w L S 'rss' we.. h Ldv-K 7 -7.77. I x.g7.7 3,5 W ,I n 1 +7 7 4 P' www iq, 1 Q, 7 7. 2 , 7- -M3 Jhqx 1, has in . S ' L 'ig ,, gf 'II 7 xxwxfuf Www im '17, 4 H Exim I I mm 7 -51. V. 7. -' ' -W ky - nv -Kdagwglhi-...K gig. 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BLAKEY, Student Center Hostess MISS LORNA WATSON, Press Relations G wry MRS. CERARD S. TAYLOR, Admissions Office Director GERARD S. TAYLOR, Church Relations Counselor DR. ARTHUR E. ELLIOTT, Director of Stewardship I DUCKWORTH, Registrar Assistant and Pre ident's secretary Mrs. Pauline Deweese and .lenise MacDonald CHARLES C, BRIGGS, Church Relations n Counselor V1D.L11u.ux L V V. ---- , w ,. 5 E l Betty Jo Hammer and Meredith Lohse AQ ,fa-1 . f - ,gg-f ff ,-5,31 - ' 1. J, Speech and Hearing Clinic V Earl Butts Dormitory I 41, 1 . , ' . 1 ' v Student Center 1 l6'11 Ydhg XX ff Art and Drama Center East Hall Dormitory I5 wif' i Main Library Government Building Y,,,.u.-1 win-1 f ,M rp' V MV- ww 51' -1 , l! 3 Q? if F E 3 Both new and old . .l. 1 1 l These span the gap l l Marshall Building White House 1 1 Q QNNN l Enid Building f.- ? between n Q my anvil' '--M-.WWL M 'Fw WW 2:5 'E'-i iisifwm M IQ Music Hall C now and yesterday. Science Building Business Administration Building Clay Hall an if ill! Ull .,... 9 'V Tiff ' 54fYK M,M eb: - vw --,'-v I,-E '1,?i s3,5..f:2.. ., .,.. , gi 1' ' ,gmyi ,M-fi K My ,i zmi :Qf '.Q.zz3fyg4-f,,S. A , , ,ui ..,i M, lntramural Center 4 w v l Du Stephen J fnglaud Dean, College of the Bible Dean, Graduate Seminary ,......- Zzculfy LOREN FISHER DR. OSWALD J. GOULTER DR. LEROY HAY CLARENCE HIEBERT DR. ALFRED ILLINGWORTH DR. G. EDWIN OSBORN DR. ELZA M. HAWKI DON SEAMANS SHELDON SHIRTS CLYDE G. SMALLWOOD DR. CECIL K. THOMAS DONALD W. ZIMMERMAN DR. WILFRED POWELL GLENN F. ROCKWELL Zzculfy f Dr. Z Ekfford Shirley Dean, College of the Arts and Sciences k Zzvulfy BETTY ABERCROMBIE BARBARA BECHTOLD K ALTA BLAKEY DR. HARVEY CLARKE DUANE CLINE mil ffw' DOMER DOUGHERTY 2 .P . -'SUSE if?-:'if 7:-,-'-: :f:.f --E5 -- U 'E-nf '-5:31.-' . :.:::.,,-Hia -?:' -LL., E: fi .mf ALLYEENE DUGGER DONALD J. DUNN N ROBERT NI GRAY NIAX GUYER EDWARD HARDICK I WILLIAM H. HUGHES 'gg WILLIAM D. LAPORTE l EDWARD JORDEN ORRIE B. KELLOCG X I MARTHA LOUISE LINCOLN IRA G- MORRISON 'gif L R 1 ve. V LI . DR. MIKLOS NICOLSON HAZEL NOLAND ROBERT T. PEAKE JOE RECORD C. TIBBIE SHADES ANNE A. STEWART BARBARA BI. TULL MARY ANN VOTH DR. BEN H. WEAVER WALTER WEHNERi'- i' JUNE WORLEY I' .IX I 1 HARVEY P. EVEREST, President Our workmg Board 1611 rd of Cru fees The Board of Trustees After Sixty Committee WAYNE E. TESTERMAN, Director ? , Alumni Associaf Yflfl is MRS. L. E. MCCLELLAN, President MR. CHARLES W. LYNCH, Vice-President 4 I H K An Alumni Committee Meeting 'K Via HARVEY WILFRED, Head Librarian lfelaiii MLW! Seminary Library lX Seminary Library Facilities i f Lois Blankenship and Paula Boggess i za MISS IONE JACKSON, Head Librarian Faye Paschall, Irene Roberts, Lloyd Cleveland, Irene Sullivan, Margaret He-ckethorn, and Lillian Plageman ,flfla 24 Library Study Rooms Jimi' 1 PETE RICGS, Student Senate President OFTTCERS ALTON BEAVER, All School Representative ANNA MAY CALE, Secretary PETE RICCS, President DAVE CARTER, Vice-President MARY ANN BLASS, All School Representative SPONSORS ,1 4 4 4 Student ,4 ' PROF. TON DE VOSS PROF. BETTY ABERCROMBIE PROF. DON SEAMANS J The Student Senate I E l Student Center Commission at work XC Pubhc Relatlons C mls lon Meetlng t 3 f 5. 2 mv wx ww 1 f 1 - 'Ha 1 'K m AY W ' gi W ,,,,1a,k W, ' 1, wi, W. V! A ,,. i Q ' A J , Qi 1 . ami M k , in W w pmt 5,51 ii! mn ,Q um, gk. 15 L W ,A H.. 5 2..,, , ,,f-B W. , K W M sf Q M. - 'Y W. W , , 1 W ' A f M, ' , ' V ' .ww H, A L' ' is .nm w, ,Q x wWgw y, W . 3 wav- f ,f W , I , S? 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Qi C A ?ric'14dHe I Phillips University hF1'i6l1ClliCStM x If kv, A. xi. 111 is- -Hwf.6i-215'-ig A f . ii, , ,W-1. 1, , , sy sei: M, Mfsfi, 'g9r55Sa sgg w W, i 'K A-I ,..A.f,,, wx neu ' Pia-my .g 'SHI E SOPHONIOHF Sallie Pennock from Wlichila. Kansas David Calusha from Village. Oklahoma ,lUNlOR Mary June Field from Vllichita. Kansas Gail Henderson from Enid, Oklahoma FRESHNIAN Margaret Williams from Blackwell, Oklahoma Jan Van fler Poll from Johannesburg, South Africa LARRY BATTLES DORENE BELL ALEKSANDER BILINSKI HELEN BILINSKI VIRGINIA ACKER NORMA ALLTON ORAN ANDERSON JACK AUSTIN JANETTE BARRON iiiwilmd 5.31 Yfr ANNA MAY CALE MARY BETH CAMPBELL RUTH PARKER CARROLL RICHARD BLOSE PEGGY BULLOCK DAVE CARTER BILL CHRISTIANSEN DOYLE CLODFELTER CAROLYN CLOSE ROBIN COBBLE PATSY COOPER. secrelary KERIN FORSHEE JIM GENTLE WAYNE GRIESEL DAVID HAUN LEATRICE DEPPE KAY DUBOIS JIM ELLIOTT, President . ,lzz . , ,,., II I Q ,F BOB HAYWARD ELEANOR WHITELEY HENNING WILLIAM HENNING DAVID HOPKINS ARLEEN HOPPES JOYCE HOWARD JERRY HUFFER SKIP HUGHES BILL ISERMAN LUCIAN LEE JOHN LEEPER TACIE MQKINNON SHIRLEY MILLER ILENE JOPLIN DALE KELLING KYOKO KIKLOKA DON LAHICK DAVID LEE 40 I gg. 1 KAY NILES NANCY OGLE LOUISE ORR BOB IVIOOREHEAD LARRY NELSON VIRGINIA PALENCIA CHARLES PAYN E NOLAN PIERCE PHILLIP PORTER XX JERRY IVI. RUSSELL, treasurer GERALYN SIAS 42 TOM SMITH SHARYN ROBERDS KEITH ROBERSON DEANNA POTTER RAY POTTER WIILIANI REED FRANK REICHNECKER DANIEL B. RICHARDSON PETE RIGGS HENRY STEINER .IENITII STINE JANE TEIJRICK BILL TIIORNE CHARLES WATTS SARAH WILLIAMS I I IO ANNE WILKINS CHARLOTTE WITIIROW BETTY WORD DON BREWER SHIRLEY BREWER 43 JIM ELLIOTT DAVID HAUN ARLEEN HOPPES GAYLE JONES DONALD LARICK DAVID LEE NORMA ALLTON RUE BANKS f 1 ,, . V Qg. IfAA PATSY COOPER g Y zruzzz V I ROBERT C. CHAIN 'III I ww 19 Wm fad! in American Hrfllegv KAY NILES KENNETH PEATROSS LOTS MOTHERSHED A 5 5 PETE RIGGS JERRY M. RUSSELL GERALYN SIAS SARAH WILLIAMS CHARLOTTE WITHROW BETTY WORD Mary Ann Blass Sally Bonham Carolyn Bowles Barlmara Brainarcl Kenneth Bull Brower Burchill Jimmie Allen Roy Allen B13 ant Baclger Holm Build' Barlnura Be-ll Lois lllankensllip f ,yi 7 lI7l'5' Thelma Carr Charles Carter Joy Carler Carlene Cliumpic Julia Cobble June Coblentz Liv Barbara Coleman Bill Cook Dorla Craig Judy Crumrine J. R. Dawkins Jerry Dieter v Don Eskew Jerry Fankllauser Mary J une Field Sally Frazier Frank Frick Shirley Carlett si ilu I 4 g l ' if is l Sgwnv Q J i lf 1? Q 5 3 if Beverly Deets liaddie Demiey John Doop Harold llowler Charles Elswick Gene Emery Sw 15 1, Robert Gates Jerry Sue Goodwin Lewis HElf'lil81llE1Il Tom Haley Helen Hall Barbara Harris Charles W. Hayes, vice-pres Dorothy Hayes Gail Henderson, president Anne Holladay Marilyn Holt Chuck Hornheek .Mm x X 50 Nancy Kiesling ,foe Kim Donnis Koehn Nancy Kuhn Judy Langtry Chuck Lewis Donna Hoyt I oe Hume Roger Irwin Bonnie Jacobs Dave Jones Robbie Kemp i Leona Lewis Yung-Fua Liu Nancy Livingston Sue Lloyd Pat Logan Robert Stewart Beverly Mash Oliver Mason Rich L. McCormick Pat lVlcGavran Charles Meredith Lee Miller Meridel Priest Norma Hooks Nancy Runyan Janet Shelton Louis Schippers Karen Jane Smith Bill Sprague Sylvia Stadler Larry Taylor Robert Earl Smith Edwin E. Snider, Jr. Elaine Thomas Brad Warner Meredith Weaver Leon Whitney Lynette Whitney Edgar Wright Don Bonham Bill Bonner Ward Botts Virginia Allen Bill Allton Jayne Anderson Twylah Arning Tom Ballard Carl Barr Nancy Beach Alton Beaver Harold Boggs Svplzo Don Brainard Carolyn Brazil Joan Burr WIUIYTS Alice Campbell Raymond Christopher Jan Cipra Mary Clevenger Warren Collins Andre Colpitts, president Barbara Crank Gloria Crist Linda Danforth Dorothy Flesh Beryl Foglesong Johnny Francis Larry Daniels Dave Danielson Don Deal Bob Doom Janice Douglas Judy Drayton Lynn Easterclay Linda Ehly Ralph linz Claudell Freeburger Jerry Galbreath David Galusha. lreasu rer Donald Gottschalk Jim Gray Bob Grey Rita Gutierrez Tommy Hanks Patti Hansen Jeanette Hansford Garry Hesser Jon Hooley Sharon Keeth Rich Kenny Toru Kikuoka Patsy Huey Dave Hutchens Roy Inlow John Irwin Don James Marcey I ones Ralph Johnson Joneal Joplin Donna Jordon Don Latimore Mary Lawrence Larry Lee ,lulia Leinbaeh Beverly Leopolflus Terry Marshall Claudia Mayfield Sandra McKnight Edwina Michael Q f i ' Jim Michael Cleo Mielke Anna Lu Miller if I 59 Kenneth Oliver Norman Osburn Robert D. Paine Richard Miller Harriet Milloway James Martin Mary Moelling Margaret Montgomery Sue Murphy JoAnne Nay Ellen Niswonger Glen Novinger Lewis Palmer Coy Parsley Jo Paulson .lerry Pence Sally Pennock Juhree Piel Donna Presley Donna Haney Ned Roberts P ix Sue Sanders Phil Sharp John Shaw Mary Strickland Virginia Sturciivan Carolyn Shomber Ami Surileff Bohlwi ,Io Slama Kathy Slattery Ronald Sloan Martha Lou Smith Robert Everett Smith Patsy Stahe Jerry Swiggart Charles Tate Joyce Testerman Dale C. Thedford Carol Thiessen Bob Thomas Galen Thompson Paula Thompson Carol Thornton lVlartitia Tomlinson Margaret Ward Virginia Washingtolm Doris jean Turner Jim Turner Stanley lwnruh l7lO1'e1u'C VanArscl0l Delora Vanvliet Larry Wfaites Johnny Walker, vice-pres Joan Wall Doralie Wehl Weridall Welker Paula Wells David Wheeler Meredith Wvilliains Don Wilson Robert Wise Karen Young, treasurer Kendall Young Bennie Yount ti 'J r Bill Bagley Judy Barkley Walter Baxter James Bell Herb Bias Salli Billups Mary Black Carol Blaclilmurn Sally Blmw1's Paula Buggies Ly 11I1 e Adams Fay Agee Kay Agee J an Allen Robert Allen Charles Anderson Vicki Anderson gresl Phyllis Angeuine ,lim Anlliis Kathleen Archer Stanley Boose Houston Bowers Jeanne Boyer Roberta Brewer George Caclell Katheryn Cain Arlin Cales Wltfll Ann Calderwood Alva Jane Cash Virginia Chen e, A' , iq.: m A25 1 E531-3?ii2.g1s - i ,. I .,,r, v,A-,, William Chamberlin Marvin Chaney Carolyn Chapin Kathy Chlumsky Eloise Cinnamon Jacque Coates Kay Coffin Karen Covington Franci Creagcr Joy Dale Alice Farling Gaylaine Faulconer Sue Fields Cindy Fortson Gary Free Linda Gammon Charles Gantz Larrie Gaylord Gary Gibson Judy Gilger Betty Danby Dorothy Daniels Melvin Davis Larry Dieter Evelyn Dormois Dale Richard Eaton Julie Erharcl Nancy Estes Sandra Everett Gene Fairweather Lois Glenn Rhea Gorflun Sandy Cordon Don Gnurley Ranny Grady LaNora Gregory Carol Greyer Johnny Griesel Ken Hale Kay Hall Marilyn Hall Jocelynn Hamre Gene Harmon Sara Jane Harms Jerry Harney Donetta Harper Margaret Jean Hart Ronald Hawkins Patricia Heard Jonalou Heilman Betty Johnson Sandy Johnson Sue Johnson Charles Jones Patty Jones Merle Katz Keith Kenny Katherine King Leland Kinkade Marilyn Kinney Van Henson Harry Holcomb ,lean Hook Bob Houck Jane Howard Lester Howsden Edward Hume Melva Isenhart Marthenia ,lantz Jerry Jeffrey QU Lyn Klos Rude 11a1 Krausse John Lcffler Marilyn Lilo Bob Lincicrer Judy Lippincott Fred Lucas Nancy Luce Gay Marsh Kay Martin JMX 'IQ' ,Elly Tonya Marvin J une Mason Karen Masten Susan Matkin John Mayfield Mary Joyce McCo1nas Martha McCune Betty McGill Janice McKnight Nancy McKown Joan Nloye1'S Karen Kay Wlnrpliy Darryl Neigzlwlwor Sara Neill lane Newcoinli Lincla Newell George Nielmel Wfaymetli Nigli Norma Nolanrl Janice Oflell Sue Means Jini Metcalf Eleanor Meyers Jacqueline Miller Elise Mitchell Ron Nlitcliell Madelyn Wlooney Gloria Moore Don Wlorey Donalcl Moaeley 'N 'Q' Roger Odle Anale Ogle Neva Oliphant Janet Oliver Karolyn Olson. secretary Ardith Osborne Linda Osborne Patsy Patrick, treasurer Jackie Paulson David Pearson .lohn Peek Bill Pool Frances Potter Delores Proffitt Judy Pulliam Don Asmussen Stephen Rasmussen Bettie Reinhardt Graham Riggs Jackie Rose - i h 7 b ff' : - 5 .Lf Raymond Smith Rose Marie Smith Neil Snider Virginia Souders Scott Stine. President Arvil Stinnett Larry Sullivan Karen Swagerty Dorothy Thompson Peggy Thornburg ,QW 5 .L l - I' 51. 4 ll g . X 1 5 6 i Sally Rothganger Carol Schall Barbara Schroeder Jerry Scoggins Cathy Scott Joyce Secord Bill Sell Helen Sewell Rollin Shades Cara Lou Sheffer erin Marilyn Tillery Bruce Trinkle ,lan Van der Poll, Lauresta Veatch Jody Venable Gayle Vincent Travis Wallace Dale Watts David Watts Gerald Webb K V, rrrk . Ay -a t ,,:4,.Tv, , 4 ...tw L 3? V A . W , fm I vice-pres. 1 A ,.,. ,1. fi YM HI it.. 1 an- Othello Weeks I on Weiss Roberta Whitely Shelburn Wilks 2 'vice-pres. Margaret Williams Barbara Wilson Carol Wilson Gary Wistrand Jamey Word Robert Wright Charloa Wyman Jayne Young 'alia . .we Dwain Acker David Arnolci Benny Boling M Sen James Bradford Phil Calef Bryan Campbell I Bill Davis ,lack Divine Dick Duckworth Marvin Ecfkfelrlt Jack Hart hazy Don Heaih Carl Heien Elry Jeffries JHY Reese Charles Kincaid. Presialent .l0hI'1 Kiflg Phillip Hayes Roh Kroh ,lim I,an1lwrt Hiram Lestel' Stanley J. Lyman Unlo H. Mmkfvcf Clmnlc McDonald John Mills Osr-ar Moline Thomas J, Norman Robert Paddggk David Parsons Bob Peake Javk Pc-ltigrcxs Rivhard Perry Larry Presley Burrosy Ringslvx Orlando M. Santos Donald H. Smith 'X . , - S. fvzzivw, 1: Harold Noel Smith Harulcl VV. Smith Paul SIL-v011s GQ-me Swanson I.0l'l'll Swz111s1111 011111 Ti111111o11s 1411111 W'ulf01'sl111rg6-1' ,lurk Wfyli-1 Darold Zuink Semzmzry glfllhfff up Semlnary Council Eldon Moelling Seminarian . L lik 3 'Q-as 1 ? ww Walter York Seminarian John BlasQ Agnes Campbell Martha Egelcton Lois Mothershed Kenneth Peatross funzor Sophomore Freshman Senior Senzor ,M f V 4 ig if ,e 'fl r 1 1? ' 8l 'x Q if wg wx Wm W A S E , fi, Q -N.. V2 .ap M81 511 'NM W ga ,wk W mx wp ,,,- iw 4' ,Kam K, W wx Q 3 1. , Q. M, X at A, ,Miva QW K ,A --waxy f .W A V -Pi W, Q W ' , ,Q di fri? i 15l1wm .1, . in W feivi , full, . Wig' 'P-ma W. Q y fi ,, 1- 44 R .. 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Janet Oliver, Tai Bi:-ng: Chen. SECOND ROW: Yung-Fua Liu, Beverly Deets, Tacie McKinnon, Nancy Estes, Cathy Scott, Charlotte Withrow, Mary 'McComas, Sue Johnson, Todd:-loh, THIRD ROW: Larry Wartes, Agnes Campbell, Richard Miller, Jan Van der Poll, Emir Hohiliy, Robert Malka, Larry Hamon, FOURTH ROW: Shirley Garlett, Louise Orr, Don Richardson, Stanley Miller, FIFTH ROW: Carlton Kenney, Toru Kikuoka, Henry Terre-Blanche. Yonghan Kim, Suthon Guptarak, Winston Loh 167116 Key S tix FIRST ROW, left to right: Jerry Mash, Dave Pointer, Dave Lee, John Dixon, Jack Austin, Don Larick, SECOND ROW Ray Potter, Gerald Coldren, Bill Henning, Pete Riggs, Charles Meredith, Jerry Russell, John Blass Hrzrdmzl Key E I FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. Eugene S. Briggs, Anna May Cale, Jenith Stine, Norma Allton, Peggy Bullock, Nancy Livingston, Lynette Whitney, Mary Ann Blass, Elaine Thomas, Mrs. J. Clifford Shirley, SECOND ROW: Gayle Jones, Robbie Kemp, Mary June Field, Corinne Adams, Kay Niles, Patsy Cooper, Nancy Ogle, Arlven Hoppes, Helen Hall, Sarah Williams, Mary Frances Harms, Kerin Forshee, Betty Wirrd Zzfllars FIRST ROW, left to right: Bev Leopoldus, Helen Hall, Lynette Whitney, Jerry Mash, Peggy Bullock, Laddie Denney, SECOND ROW: Lynn Easterday, Meredith Williams, Sally Frazier, David Pointer, Barbara Bell, Janice Douglas M 27,11 6011 ci! FIRST ROW, left to right: David Hilligoss, Gloria Crist. Dee Proffitt, Sandy Cordon, Roy Allen, Ann Shurtleff, Jerry Sue Goodwin Rich Kenny, Johnny Francis, SECOND ROW: Rita Gutierrez, Mary Clevenger, Judy Crumrine, Karolyn Olson, Harriet Milloway Sandy Parish, Marcey Jones U, ma A Pi Kappa Delia ? FIRST ROW, left to right: Joy Ellen Carter, La Nora Gregory, Rose Marie Smith, Joan Wall, Twylah Arning, Sue Lloyd, Dorothy Daniels, SECOND ROW: Prof. J. M. Ladd, Robert Wise, Cary Weeks, Jerry Fankhauser, Norman Crews, Don Larick, David Wheeler, Warren Collins, Prof. Ira Morrison Kappa Delia Pi 4- FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Merrill Ziegler, Carolyn Close, Norma Allton, Dan Richardson, Mrs. James Ladd, Barbara Bell, SECOND ROW: Elaine Thomas, Peggy Bullock, Sarah Williams, Patsy Cooper, Miss L. Margaret Gall, Mrs. Allyeene Dugger, Deanna Potter fudeuf aiivmzl diucafivlf Assvciafivu FIRST ROW, left to right: Ellen Niswonder, Beverly Deets, Elaine Thomas, Nancy Runyan, Kay Dubois, Carol Wilson, Julia Cobble, Peggy Thornburg, Tacie McKinnon, SECOND ROW: Alva Jane Cash, Carol Thiessen, Norma Allton, Kerin Forsliee, Joan Burr, Jullree Piel, Carolyn Close, Marcia Dugger, L. Margaret Gall, THIRD ROW: Allyeene Dugger, Vicki Amir-rsun, Kay Agee, Doralie W2-hl. Patty Jones. Barbara Coleman, Barbara Bell, Sarah Williams, Louise Orr, FOURTH ROW: Sylvia Slacller, Barbara Harris, Robin Cobble, Don Richardson. Nancy Kie-sling A-,M Uri 23.3 Z FIRST ROWI, left to right: Jack Divine, Cf-ralyn Sias, Phil Sharp, Barbara Be-ll. SECOND ROW: Frank Erick, Arleen Hoppes Robert Gatcs, CharIPs Elswick 1 Wlijlflu ,440 iz 'NI l 'l J' McPherson David Dunham Ronnie Brockway FIRST ROW, left to right: Darricl Buzan, Montio Jones, Jim qiciar , im , , Frank Frick Bob Bailey, llob Qualls, SECOND ROW: Phil Jones, Joe Hum-, F. R. Dawkins, Chuck Lewis, Lewis Hackleman ,lf-rry Huffffli, Robert Crain, Robert Long, Bill Bonner, Prof. G. A. Hemphill Zfau 16' fa Sigma E..--nl l ll b Sl SECOND ROW: Karen .lane Smith, FIRST ROW. lull to right: Mrs, M. Fl. Carey, llzirhara Harris. Rclly NVoril, oh ie ,lo anna, Lois Mothershed, Virginia Wasliington, Sally Frazier, Rue Banks Phy im! dlucaf bu Maja FIRST ROW, left to right: Tish Tomlinson, Johnny Francis, Bev Leopoldus, Robin Cobble, Julia Cobble, Neil Snider, Leona Lewis, Gary Lee Horn, Joyce Secord, Jim Maples, SECOND ROW: DeLora Van Vliet, Sandy Gordon, Alice Gunlock, Kathy Clumsky, June Coblentz, Melvin Davis, Roberta Brewer, John Dahlem, Judy Drayton, Lynda Osborne, Kay Hall, Carolyn Bowles, Gylaine Faulconer, THIRD ROW: Prof. June Worley, Vernon Haskins, Max Dobson, Jerry Long, Ranny Grady, Patsy Stabe, Don Deal, Larry Daniels, Smith Lowe, Jerry Jeffrey, Mirlyn Stirm, Prof. Betty Abercrombie Wvmeu is' kevrcafiv al Assvciafio FIRST ROW, left to right: Prof. Worley, Tish Tomlinson, Bev Leopoldus, Leona Lewis, June Cohlentz, Patsy Stabe, DeLora Van Vliet, Mrs. Abercrombie, SECOND ROW: Karen Niles, Donetta Harper, Toni Marvin, Donna Hoyt, Kathy Chumsky, Roberta Brewer, Cylains- Faulconer, Mirlyn Stirm, Julie Erhard, Gayle Vincent, Pat Heard, THIRD ROW: Lynda Osborne, Susan Natkin, Barbara Schroeder, Alice Gunlock, Sandy Gorden, Kay Hall, Marilyn Lile, Barbara Coleman, Joyce Secord, Judy Drayton, Carolyn Bowles ,Mini fvrizzl,4ssociaf21f1 J erly Russell, Barbara Brainard, Jim Adams, President, Sally Frazier, Cary Weeks Student Volunteers FIRST ROW, left to right: Glen Novinger, Eloise Cinnamon, Karen Jane Smith, Donna Jordan, Barbara Crank, Jamey Word. Betty Johnson, Robert Smith, SECOND ROW: Essie M. Candy, Agnes Henderson, Robert Wise, Jerry M. Russell, Charles Payne, Mary Payne, Lynette Whitney Ministerial Association M, A, G05pe1Team Professor Cecil Denney, Sponsor and Professor Glenn Rock well, Sponsor Louise Orr, Feature Editor and Bill Sprague, Editorial Editor lx O Doyle Clodfelter and Garry Hcssor, Photographers Kilt' flaymaker Sue Lloyd, Society Editor and Robert Bull, Sports Editor Carol Grever, Reporter and Feature Writer, Bruce Joseph, Reporter and Typographer and Kenneth Bull, Reporter and Assistant Sports Editor Stay ,SW 1 -1 3 Sandra Sanders, Edizor Mx Prof. O. B. Kellogg Sponsor J 1m Schardem Business Manager university Hand , mi I l mfg or Gerald Hemphill QQ President Jcrry Huffer Robe-rt Qualls President Professor Waltvr Wm-hm-r Said-Phillips Symphvny X 4 ,X 6 , , f' KY f 1-,QM ' ff? 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Shirley Carlett Manuel ffrfusc' Left to right: Dwight Johnson, Jerry Russell, Bill Spragux, Pat Logan, Rich Mc-Corrnick, Charlcs Aldrich, and Leon Whitney U15 Jlflmasfcry Left to right: Jack Hart, Charles Lindberg, Rolando Andrade, ,lim Gentle, Bill Davis, Harold Smith, Richard Siders, Carl Hiren, Orlando Santos, Walter York. Oscar Moline flallander Hausa Ili' Left to right: Frances Creager, Margaret Smith, Peggy Thornburg, Carol Thiessen, Roberta Brewer, Charloa Wyman, Nancy Beach, and Prof. and Mrs. Don Seamans and son. if'-es:-an -nlf M IO7 WW Ka ,s1fT? 2 kA ?Ax.,5-mg, A A' Q Xg,,Q,,f1'?V M, Q.. A ., tr .vw , A jg ff mf. f A 1 f .L W .A KW if A ' my Hx, I 1 at af' M , 1, wi 'wide qwnffw, my ' 18.4 Q-wymuf , ,, . - Nlnu- .N ' N. ' fs K ,re K, We A N, ...M ' I X. ,, K . A ,Q if Q 'S ' M-w,,,,,1H -J -,di N V M, k www' ' .5 6 A, Y , K ,.. 'm..M, H4 ww WW ,, - M. , W-1-, f f?nmfflnf 5 X ., FIRST ROW, left to right: Bob Bailey, Treasurer, Chuck Lewis, Vice-President, Jim Gentle, Presidentg Virginia Palencia Sweetheartg Pat Logan, Secretaryg Prof. Duane Cline, Sponsor, SECOND ROW: Benie Yount, Song Leaflerg David Wheeler ICC Rep., Coy Parsley, Apprentice Treasurer, Kenneth Bull, Reporterg Charles Meredith, Parliamentariang .lim Allen Camelot Member Secretary. Virginia Palencia ' A, Mum 4191? J im Allen j--' Bob Bailey 7 Carl Barr Ken Bull Dave Carter Ray Christopher Jan Cipra Doyle Clodfelter Terry Flatt Jim Gentle Skip Hughes Joe Hume Roger Irwin Ralph Johnson David Ladd Don Larick Larry Lee Chuck Lewis Coy Parsley Bill Reed Don Richardson Keith Roberson Ned Roberts James Shelton -H-3' Hvmefs ' h J 'th Stine Trea urer Ellen Niswonffer Secretary' Barbara Bell, Presidentg Sharyn Roberds FIRST ROW, left to rig t: em , s 3 V U , ,, Vice-President. SECOND ROW: Io Anne Nay, I.C.C. Rep.g Mary Frances Harms, Parliarnentariang Nancy Kuhn, Historiang Donna Jordan, Corresponding Secretaryg Bonnie Jacobs, News Reporter. Norma Allton Barbara Bell fy. i Q Uv . in M J' I A 5 , r Linda Danforth Shirley Carlett Mary Frances Harm Joyce Howard 3 'gt W, Q 5 ' I-av ,A ' .. A K w i L 'Q' ,, , Kerin Forshee W E W. e X. if M .,...L, uma Q if 'Sf Q 46, . ff - . Q - '--r, A - A W 'f-M ,531 li l 5? f Q is Wi s 4 it 53 my -we Hi 'W' if EE ,was Jenith Stine Doris Tumer Virginia Washington l - vs., 'GI 1 Q61 M . x Donna Hoyt Patsy Huey Bonnie Jacobs Donna Jordan Nancy Kuhn Nl :. ta' my sf'-fi!! -Ti it s. If,15fEf2f- ' Claudia Mayfield Shirley Miller Lois Mothershed Io Anne Nay Ellen Niswonger Donna Raney Sharyn Roberds Mrs. Edward Jorden, Sponsor Mrs. Eugene Peters, Sponsor Hridirm he STANDING: John Ruhl, Presidentg Dan Murphy, Vice-President. SITTING: Jerry Dieter, Secretaryg Wayne Griesel, Treas- urer, Clay Thompson, Second Vice-President. Jack Austin John Blass Warren Collins , John Ruhl Jerry Russell Bill Sturdevant Tom Smith Joe Kim Gene Kurz Bill Jameson Dave Lee Al Livingston Dan Murphy J oe Purdue Pete Riggs Clay Thompson John Voshurg Leon Whitney Bill Worley Ken Cooley John Craig Bob Crain Norman Crews Bill Cross Dave Danielson ,lerry Dieter John Doop Jerry Fankhaus Wayne Criesel Bill Henning CI' Q -x-7 ak. if K lfibra na Gloria Crist, President and Karen Smith, Vice-President , Mary Campbell ' .. ' . 1 'M ' Gloria Crist ff' ru-or ,ra r fi, ig li' ' Sally Frazier li I my f 'Xi Dorothy Hayes Tacie McKinnon Karen lane Smith X me 'J 'fi C 1 , 0 ' C' 1' -A . r.. K ' l 'C ' - ysre ik, A Mrs' Robert CMV' Spam' iiri I F ' rv l l V L - ' if l Jlflawu STANDING, left to right: Mrs. Duane Cline and Mrs. Max Guyer, Sponsors. SEATED: Kay Dubois, Secretaryg Pat McGavran Pre rdentg Peggy Bullock, Treasurer. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Joy Carter, Vice-President. Mary Lawrence Sue Lloyd Pat McGavran Mrs. Cline Mrs. Cuyer Virginia Allen Nancy Beach Peggy Bullock Kay Dubois Ilene Joplin Kyoko Kikuoka Zmfh Mu 5 LJ FIRST ROW, left to right: Bev Leopoldus, Treasurn-rg June Coblentz, 2nd Vice-Presidentg Barbara Harris, Presidentg Karen Young, Secretaryg Karen Niles, lst Vice-President. SECOND ROW: Claudell Freehurger, Historiang Sue Murphy, l.C.C. Rep.g Patsy Stabe, Reporterg Lois Blankenship, Chaplaing Bobbie Jo Slama, Social Chairmang Patti Hansen, Service Chair man. 49 is ,wi 3:3 Lois Blankenship QF Carolyn Bowles joan Burr Q- S. . as gil 4. .. Leona Lewis Sue Murphy Karen Niles Bobbie ,lo Slama Patsy Stabe Martitia Tomlinson DeLora Van Vliet Doralie Wehl Judy Williams '16 44 June Coblentz Barbara Coleman Barbara Crank Judy Crumrine Judy Drayton Claudell Freeburger Alice Gundlach Pattie Hansen Barbara Harris Julia Leinbach Beverly Leopoldus 4 1' Karen Young Mrs. Lloyd Taylor Dr. M anahan Vflffify i M FIRST ROW, left to right: John White, Vice-Presidentg Earl Keeler, Presidentg Fred Moseley, Secretaryg Bill Bonner, Treas- urer. SECOND ROW: Laddie Denny, I.C.C. Rep.g Alton Beaver, Social Chairmang Ray Beasley, Service Chairmang Johnny Crabbe, Pep Council. Mary Ann Field .lim Adams Roy Allen Ray Beasley Jirn Michael Don Ray Jerry Russell Bob Smith Guy Stone Jerry Swiggart Larry Taylor Bob Thomas John White Meredith Williams Ed Wright Prof. Domer Dougherty Prof. Ira Morrison 9 is I is Alton Beaver Bill Bonner Brower Burchill Robin Cobble Andre Colpitts Bill Cook Johnny Crabb Laddie Denney Charles Elswick Johnny Francis Jerry Galbreath Dave Galusha Jim Cray Bob Grey Lewis Hackleman Tommy Hanks Dave Haun Carry Hesser David Hutchens Don James Davey Jones Joneal Joplin Earl Keffer Rich Kenny Fred Moseley Bill Norton Bob Oliver Ken Oliver Ronnie Phillips Dave Pointer Zrfum if 4222 in-wf ivlfffgfi. , M. FIRST ROW, left to right: Sandy Parish, Vice-Prf-sidentg Arleen Hoppes, President, Elaine Thomas, Secretary, Mrs. Vernon Baker, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Twylah Aming, Reporter, Edwina Michael, Historian, Helen Hall, Outgoing Treasurer, Linda Ehly, Corresponding Secretary, Carlene Champie, Incoming Treasurer. Corinne Adams Vin, l Twylah Arning 'U' ii A A Barbara Brainard W .i is r 9 l SE ' ' L, 1 ,.-1 , Carlezno Champic fu 'v' 'W l i f if r A '55 Julia Cobble I A Q ' - , Y x I Janice Douglas ..-fy .. ' X is ' L' i , V .H i Lynn Easterday or -. A 5: L ,- - r . Linda Ehly . ,-,1 if VKKVV SV m y ty , Mary June Field L Ad , il' A, rg, ... jerry Suv Goodwin Q .A,, Q Rita Cutif-rrez my z Ir? W Helen Hall i . H' Arlesn Hoppcs 5 ' - Q, r M f Marcey Jonos ' - V l 4 , W Robbie Kvinp H T, ' - - 21 Judy Langtry ' mi .1 . K Nancy Livingston s ' A -t ,'.k g.,,1 ..,, . ,,,- Etiwina Michael f wr 5 - 3, y ra 3-is r -. an Anna Lu Miller' ,116 i sl V. ' Harrict Milloway L W ,I t H ' ' at Sandra Parish A A X- - V ' E A 1 ,g.-,'h,,., A iillffiflfliff on h fa r Q' s '11 Sue Sanders Q- ' 5. if , A Carolyn Shombcr - r ' :- i ,Q --Q' A W - Geri Sias ,'- I QI 'll Phyllis Tulle Florencv Van Arsdol .E Meredith Weaver Sarah Williams Betty Word Kathy Slattery Cherita Stevens Joyce Tvstcrman Elaine Thomas E 1 K 4 an 1 if X an WJ ,,, '? A W 4 Q far 5, fx 'ab As' Laddie Denney, Vice-Presidentg Skip Hughes, Presidentg Nancy Ogle, Secretaryg Sue Murphy, Treasurer ,,, , , ,A ,,,, NW, , ..,..-sW,.,M,M.,.Ms Y ..,,,, .7r1fcr-61116 vzmvil Social Service Clubs' Inter-Club Council l24 l cg W2 B! Planning and working together I ff!! 4, ,. Q4 V S, IQLQI L , ' X W' ,..-,fflfii .x 1 , -f., ,Z f H,f,hi LK . LV.W wi N ,M a HH -,Mi Wa .iq Wy ,W M. m f7f' ml:la'w m Qing I 1, YQ Magi 'Q R in-lwvm A 2 . Www ' Q , ,gi 5 L: ,4,,,Q4 .M ,, 1 WQ ,7 il , - MK. xv 'M if ,, , , 4 iw , fb I wi ef K -A .. - 'E -4 ,pr , Mimi, f ' 4: Q Phillzjvs I 959 -ii' -af 3. Rich Kenny and Karolyn Olson Head Marcey Jones Elzeerleaders ChCCfl6Uli9fS Sandy Parish and Harriet Milloway Dee Proffitt S Q . A, , , ,,. M v ? l fx +--,k,,-'.,,,,avv f..M-v- Jufcrcallcgiale Sporlsday uHaWk'9YeU 'C . . here it comes! B. 'fDirry, isn't ir?,' - - up, JOWH, UP, down V Wrfmm is' Intramural ffUgh! H . . I've got it! W FIRST ROW, left to right: Gylaine Faulconer, Sue Murphy, Leona Lewis, June Coblentz, Mary Moelling, Bev Leopoldus, SECOND ROW: Cherita Stevens, Patsy Stabe, Franci Creager, Carolyn Bowles, Julie Cobble, Lynda Osborne, THIRD ROW: Prof. June Worley, Roberta Brewer, Joyce Secord, Mirlyn Stirm, Ann Shurtleff, Kay Hall, DeLora Van Vliet, Carol Thornton, Joyce Howard, Tislr Tomlinson, Prof. Betty Abercrombie FIRST ROW, left to right: Joyce Secord, Mary Moelling, Leona Lewis, June Coblentz, Judy Drayton, Gylaine Faulconer, Jane Newcomb, Betty Johnson, SECOND ROW: Prof, Betty Abercrombie, Lynda Osborne, Jackie Miller, Sandy Cordon, Patsy Stabe, DeLora Van Vliet, Kay Hall, Ann Shurtleff, Mirlyn Stirm, Carol Thornton, Carolyn Bowles, Dee Proffitt, Patsy Patrick, Prof. June Worley Wrfmen is' Var ity Umm on XX 'f Professor Betty Abercrombie E luv. ,K FIRST ROW, left to right: Joyce Secord, Eleanor Myers, Dee Proffitt, Betty Johnson, SECOND ROW: Leona Lewis, Patsy Stabe, June Coblentz, Carolyn Bowles, Gylaine Faulconer, Sue Murphy, THIRD ROW: Miss June Worley, Mary Moelling, Martha Smith, Ann Shurleff, DeLora VanVliet, Judy Drayton, Bev Leopoldus, Prof. Betty Abercrombie ,Q FIRST ROW, left to right: Jerry Long, Smith Lowe, Larry Daniels, Melvin Davis, Max Dobson, Jim Turner, SECOND ROW: Gary Ward, Neil Snider, Gary Horn, Charles Anderson, George Cadell, Gerald Webb, John Dahlem, THIRD ROW: Hoyd Howsden, Ranny Grady, Don Deal, Bob Dunn, Jerry Jeffrey, Jim Maples Boss Corky Fowler Thais my arm! lv Q ,,,,r. , 1 - H! 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V X X r . :V mf .z,,,z-vm, A , .A 7 'V TTfr-6-7-M--'M Aho ,. ., m...,,. ,,,, N Swfball Gridiron ,7Y,7,77, , Smith Brothers Camelot ,,,,,7,.,,,,, , Grads 7,,,,, Frosh ,..,,, Varsity ,,,.,,, O ,, Gridiron 'QCHAMPSU Grown-up hide'-and-seek Ill has ll-up li? ,F- frfw 31 . L. wh? '4Fire, 'Murf,! First down in the making Camviot 'LCHAMPSH I say, hc's up llicrelw zfffzfcywfz Varsity ,,,,, High and soft, pleaseu Easy, Caryf' says DOH Camelot ,,,, ,,7,,, 1 I 0 Gridiron 10 1 i Smith Lowe and Ray Potter, the CHAMPS mfurkey! I l Metcalf, Stinnett, Eaton, and Smith- Pep Evuncil fuiramurals Any other complaints? ? ? H 7 -C, 'W-W M HCh3mIJSN Looks Nice Intramural Swimming Just sign and you re m hcfll Come dow n 1 s L H ZLL, Q asf Y f ' . , I ,.,-. if ,fe ' 2 L 5Eg,.v Lg W ,, ,ggi . 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' ,-M., A 'V W' W AA M e AA. 3' W2 --. Q , 5 A A In i ,, ,A , ,,,,,imhA ' sw fu, ff, N - M, S' ' Y M AAAAA ff A 41. f - - 2 fl W A wr- M ' H, fa., 1 - 'W' 1' AP , Q , 2 1 A A. y ,- +A , HF is 2, ,AARV gf, E A, sr My zz' ' , W 5 ' W A M V A . Aw ' 77 A my V ,mf ' Vg' - , VI W K 'ir M,- K- 12 s a 1' 3 W 4 A 21 M- H -A if ' 4 . W , ,W Aw A T if Froshv and Sophomore officers enjoy a get acquainted session. I-W59' The Bamyard Bells serenade at Earl Butts. Xl ,freshman Margaret Williams entertains casual sack look. Hin stylel' for that 'ni The Sophomore Class plans the Frosh', welcome! flflifizlf 2714 X I The beautiful Fall weather makes Freshman meetings as pleasant as possible. 1 f , r aiu., .rw lj. Liga' Y 1 A i J -1 Wi--.. - M , , , s U Entrance exams . . . a necessary evil. Naughty Fresh are punished at Kangaroo Court. Qfi Il n..4dll if i if W. F I Miss Iona Jackson introduces our Freshmen to the library X Zzvulfy Ki Phillips, FI'E'Sll1llPYl meet the faculty. II Cr! D. S. Z Wa ermelzflf had Watermelon . . . a smash hit!! . I Ia ww- lresldont Briggs, tlw two Deans and thcir wives meet thvir new family Fond fellow-:hip and funl' Then-'S plenty for all to eat in A native stylvf' JV , 'ya 5 as 4 i .glil'Awl, A Q , 3. E Little Sisters are taken on tour of the USS. Varsity. x little Sister Parties .ai Pat Logan, Hwritt-r. en e The Freshmen get acquainted . . . with ,Il1I1i0fS?? t rtains the Camelot Little Sisters. Libra throws a Big-Little Sister party. The Sophomures prove it's 'Christmas the Year 'Roundf' Szfphomarff Swing ef KM ma if gd! 'f 15' Wjii iWI: iZifi1Zi EllisglffbfH5'1S37ii 2'iLElg':fiEiT' ' Q. F3 ul' 1,1 we: Ifff' 'gf,.4':-!iZfm1252j ,,.f T T rrir f 'N ff T if as X a if-0 li epfemb r I 958 fm X ,f 'xxx fe. ? Sigh? The fir-it aaiignment nunpackingw Qkaxmonf fi :QU The Hafter view of the traditional ulaake Party. The Student Senate Sox Hop gets 'isocial life underway. The first 1958-1959 HAYMAKER goes to press. Men of Earl Butts are host to Clay Hall women. 'Wauudup and Group singing led by Rue Banks. . . . with dreams of the 1959 PHILLIPIAN 4-Rx, I . . . to kindle the flames of friendship. 9rief1dsl11Qv We The traditional beard contest underway. Audifvrium Deahcfzfirfn rd Phillips holds its first assembly in the new auditorium on Founders Day. President Brifws s :oaks durinf' the dedication ceremonies :U l :- s ay ample! M.. Dr. J. Clifford Shirley participates in dedicating the new Eugene S. Briggs Auditorium MA. , a 'la Www. The Dad's Day Banquet . . . lbet the Editor bribed the photographcrb. The speaker's table. , feel lt sounds like Greek to me! 6'lasse Johnny . . . where's the Professor? The 'Lpaint and palette set. .-f 'f 4 wi 'YU 'I sig' 4 study in Comparative Anatomy. . . from these halls of knowledge MY? l Dreamy music near the Pearly Gate. J-lcmfcrz and J-fell ,411-Selma Rock-'11-Roll typifying 'Tire and Brimstonef' We all had a marvelous time! ,,v Autumn Leaves and the Autumn Leaves becomes a memory. 3 r E l i ' - l Uarfzvs Q , I fm 1 1 , 2 fo xx, That Scarecrow looks a bit envious. SM I L W 1 B I 1' 3 X H i . L wi-.iS Dogpatch Queen and King, Linda Newell and David Calusha. Same I-fawkzus Day 2 f 1 U fa. 4 Surely these aren't 'Atypicalw co-eds! Hayday X The King and Queen of Hay, Raymond Christopher and Mary Clevenger. I57 Tri-D.S.F. cooperates in a work day. ' L i n 54 36 r Q? wi? -x 4 X affix Student leadership in worship. t. AeKt t . . jf e rf e ' Dlsczple fudeuf Hellrfufslzl H MMV4 lf t tfte t1e'e 2 it ' is t Fun for all in a D.S.F. Kcentest. Q The traditional surprise breakfast for our new freshmen underway! U16 6415161114 Service Singspiration is led hy Jerry Fankhauser A quiet moment in the light of a burning Cross. The Royal Anilmassadors blend their voices in worship. 77 QI cv. Ting Chainpie speaks from a boat. Sify MARY JUNE FIELD, S0 ia! 8511126 gfllb Activities Comets Hin action at Bid House. ,f yr' 'C AW-nag... - Gridiron Sweetheart Sylvia Stadler and attendants. The Zonta Club Circle enclosing their led e p g 5, The Varsity Rush dinner. l .....-. The Grand Opening of Cocobanana. 'Wocabunalfa ' ' euior Producfian Prof. Don Seamans and his wife being served R , The Seniors do the entertaining. C001, mall! Cool! Mm,:f,,ft:2f- . NM . , M f - MW,.tW.,1 tv, Winter brings beauty to Phillips. Llinfer an Fhillzps' Kflm us ' l The g'Clayettes step lightly. X XFHLH' A' Snow and stalled cars . . . of course! It's a fight to the finish for a lady's attention. l l van Slick ice . . . hard fall. Bright winter days in the brisk air. An original creation. Come winter . . . boys will be boys! The typical 'lfigurev skater. l 163 4 N 4 f A 'Nu .fr My Bonnie Jacobs and Barbara Crank display the Clay Hall stockings for a needy family. -ylg Kyoko Kikuoka beautlfully repre ents Japan The Co mopohlan Club present Chl tma around the World ff If 11 X Karrfzz el 1' Sally Billips and W'arren T h e Leads VlTg1H1H Palencla a n d Charles Tate. Collins. ,411-Salma Sorrow and laughter are all a part of life. Q 1 He tangles with his loving wife. ,flflusiml The pleas of a hopeful lover. bwwball Stardust, moonglow, and you. Swishing skirts and rhytlim. g ., V . .- ' X! 1 ,av The Comet hostesses serve heavenly goodies! Elf Barbara Bell and Bill River led the Grand March. .I YQ. v G' WJ Af' fps! F K av' J' J Q.,'L7-HF uviisf Hhinlg The Knight Kappers provide the celestial music. Snowball Queen and King, Jane Howard and Tommy Hanks. 1 Lynn Easterclay, Carlene Champie and Nancy Livingston entertain. l The Comet g'Snow Nymphsw dance around a sleepy skater. +V, 14.8 'www S.-'iw ,E 'M il' 1, tgmsm ,, mm Wm A ,, ,Q i H, . i ' ig: W5 F' 5' 1 x,rf 'A' 50' J., , ,fwin rf if viii lj S fr , , 1 55 if -.. Q11 A f ,.-,- ggi,4fA3f.l!'Kg?w fqi' , klxl ,Q 'k ' L? r . g L, if wzZ'Y,f' 1 4 xgi.-9 Q, 1 1, Si 1 Vx, 8 wo, ,, 7 H Y - h ga.- I-We' +55 ,.,AP .S K ,N Ly +V'-wif Mamma Www 'O in . 1 . if 1 ' I .1 ' L, W, W 'X Edvf' ' ru, X- ,Q-'uf L ' ,ww 'm ,:i , fi W w - W-fi 'TM-+ W., 410 4 2 11, 2 maze 2 f A Qi 5' L K ,izfliisgziitfi 7 .fu jg ' ,Vi '.,aw ,zyrLNfQ,k S I A fi 3, 4' VV 3' :pl I ,Q fi jr f K R ,A V I M 'W 1 K ,fkvf V- V Wg J V. f I K wwf .R-K F g ,,,,-af-,,,5.v -:if L- W :M +y mi W nz -W AL, Q.. - -y M'-,gfwi gl, V - . Z K X, .05 by A ASV 'BNF ,Q ,H A 4: ry , , 7, V ,af Qt ,, W' H I 2 . f w fi5f'3'wff 1 V 1 ff K 2 S , y if if , .k , , ,A . ' 4 B ff-M - J ' I H I 9 wr ig 'in' M, VJ. J, WM ,. mf! .Va XM' X5 ,Wa kwa... -Y -an Sw wygiw , fJffsQf1z ' , fxfifh-l?'Ei'?ii2biA:Eh1E in 'il' 1 'EMifENF3i' E H -If 5 iiiH21?'Fh?U'i2iwf'21J . New 1, if - 1. ,- glam-w,1ifffwifimiff A ,,w,Gmf,f ,vvww M 11 L,,M,w?,,G 43, A K my H LV,,. , -gfyy L Uf. A W ' ' 'iffy 5535 : . ',.?' 1.7.11 'wififii' M KKY 5 Ieniih Stine Attendants Kerin Forshee Sandra Parish Wil. qfhig Grfzzrf Norma Allton and David Hauu ,F ' 5 '2vb.Vg,?! Fwwvrvf Larry Nelson and Gayle Jones Virginia Palencia Patsy Cooper Attendants - L Sandra Yauih 01S fW0!11e1-Sh e d 'X may Queen vq w ,elif Hanks Q Gif .. ,, X M. fkqyqd A, M.,,e1 'UQ 1' . ,- QM .V 1-f vm 'lib Q? gal ,dr King Phillip jerry 161155511 D365 Cadet Larry N615 on 601117 Pete Riggs David Haun Attendants Nt if Elaine Thomas Harriet Milloway I . r 3 'xy Q ad juniar .Queen Slaim' Ummas Vain! ' ., . M sk A Ks: y .- 452 q Attendants Mary June Field ,gift Margaret Williams lucly Barkley A x i tw ,W AQ A s Q .7 'H 'zzz' , . ff ser 1 Q 9 5 X J' it I uxgfiji , si QQ? gg, ' ' .f,.,Q,, 4 JV! I 'V Attendants Virginia Souders I vig , 3 5.. It it 'x Gylaine liaulconer Zrcs .V I 'L - ffm 1 'QS' .Maw x ' 'K ff Sw Lmkgff'-1 ,. ki: . ., if Jw. , x :H ws! ' Miss ,wwf X A 'SW k xl: 21 . , ffgikialgsvf Sw 1'1S'f'igf ,. .H k My 5 ve 11 'fs' --11 .-211212 K 1--11--4. Li - -2.-'f 2552 5-fffi' f--.fg,:,5, ' 1 -W. 1111 si -- K , ,1-Lg-.K Il Virginia Chen i vi, Hildegard Jeddeloh awww Jo Anne Nay my A in X MN JA ,. , M if M Rarely ff ,X A I 11 Olson Attendants DAVID GALUSHA, Business Manager PROFESSOR TIBBIE SHADES, Sponsor LINDA DANFORTH, Editor-in-Chief ww 1 Q59 zfhfzzfp km smff SUE LLOYD, Assistant Editor IUQ5 CARRY HESSER, Photographer BOB GREY, Organization Editor VE- . rt ti? JERRY PENCE Sports Editor DONNA RANEY I . JERRY FANKHAU SER Faculty Editor Class Editor zona ,, A A ,,,MY,w. . ,.., T WYLAH ARNING varsity ssssss sssssssssssssssssss R oBERT GREY Tenth M . YYY BARBARA JEAN CRANK Mavon ,,,, RRRARRRRRARR, P AT MCGAVRON Libra V, TTTTTTW KAREN JANE SMITH Gridiron E ...,T....TTTTTTTT JOHN RUHL comet JJJJJJJJ ....,JJJJ N ANCY KUHN Camelot ,JJJJJ vw,.V... L ARRY MIRACLE We present to you the 1959 PHILLIPIAN Staff . . . those students on our campus who are interested iII Publications, have a ready hand. and are willing to give of their time so that you may enjoy a fine yearbook. They have worked hard this year in hopes of assuring that the PHILLIPIAN would be continued here at Phillips in the years to come. They are extremely proud that this assurance has been gained. The Staff would like to thank all the persons who have assisted them in any way. They realize that so large a job is completed well only with the help of many people. They hope as you turn the pages of this book you will enjoy and be proud of what you see. SOCIAL SERVICE CLUB I REPRESENTATIVES l 1 Jacqueline Coates, Secretaryg Dorthy Daniels, Secretaryg Rita Gutierrez, Secretaryg Doyle Clodfelter, Photographerg Louise Orr, Art Critic. Norma Noland, Tom Ballard, Charloa Wyman, Margaret Williams, and Ship Riggs. flvmmfmiug 96 fizfifies e Statue winners: lst Gridiron, 2nd Freshman Class, 3rd Varsity. Queen Sandy Parish and her escort Larry Daniels. ns ex ent was too important to Phillips to disregard. It xx 1 placed here because its proper section had Xluts to the Savages represents Camelot in the statue contest. ss f f t w. - s J: f i sf Q p I . t 0 R Tl. Y V 'iS already gone to press. iq .il , ,, pp A ,.,, M- A -x ftrwl . 'N Xkli 'xx' s l , PM , -N . i 9 ' l s , X '-A S 4? r L . X . Vg . rw if A' Q r ,--7553? ,p 2 A , A -- - -A h-Qs M -Q p W y pwt . . . and the Fairy God Mother . . . Pep Asseinhly skit. The modern Junior Class is represented. Senior Jude! A Acker, Virginia-36 Allen, Ray-81 Allton, Norma-36, 44, 86, 88, 89, 112, 173 Anderson, Oran-36, 85 Austin, Jack-36, 85, 114 B Banks, Rue-34, 44, 90, 175, 178 Barron, Janette-36 Battles, Larry D.-36 Bell, Dorene-36 Bilinski, Aleksander-36 Bilinski, Helen--36 Blose, Richard-37 Brewer, Don-43 Brewer, Shirley-43 Bullock, Peggy-37, 86, 87, 88, 117 C Cale, Anna May-30, 37, 86 Campbell, Mary-37, 116 Carroll, Ruth-37 Carter, David-37, 111, 172, 177 Christiansen, Bill-37, 85 Clodfelter, Doyle-37, 88, 89, 94, 187 Close, Carolyn-37, 88, 89 Cobble, Robin-38, 89, 91, 121 Coldren, Gerald R.-86 Cooper, Patsy-38, 114, 86, 88, 171, 174 Crain, C. Robert-44, 115 D Deppe, Leatrice-38 Dubois, Kay-38, 89, 117, 170 E Elliott, Jim-38, 44 F Forshee, Kerin-38, 86, 89, 113, 170 G Gentle, Jimmy-38, 110 Griesel, Wayne-38, 114, 115 H Haun, David-38, 44, 121, 173, 177 Hayward, Bob-39 Henning, Bill-39, 86, 115 Henning, Eleanor-39 Hopkins, David-39 Hoppes, Arleen-39, 44, 86, 89, 122, 123 Howard, Joyce-39, 113, 132 Huffer, Jerry-39, 90 Hughes, Edward-39, 111, 124 1 Iserman, Bill-39 .1 Jones, Gayle-44, 86, 173 Joplin, Ilene-40, 117 K Keffer, Earl-84, 121 Kelling, Dale-40 King, Ron-84 Kurz, Gene-84, 115 L Larick, Don-40, 44, 86, 88, 111 Lee, David-40, 44, 86, 115 Leeper, John-40 Leierer, Ernest-81 M Mash, Jerry-86, 87 McKinnon, Tacie-40, 85, 89, 116 McPherson, James-90 Moorehead, Bob--41 Mothershed, Lois-45, 81, 174 N Nelson, Larry-41 Niles, Kay-41, 45, 86 o Ogle, Nancy-41, 86, 123, 124, 172 P Palencia, Virgina-41 Parish, Sandra-122, 123, 129, 170, 174, 179 Payne, Charles-41 Payne, Mary-85 Peatross, Kenneth-45, 81 Pierce, Nolan-41 Porter, Phillip-41 Potter, Deanna-42, 88 Potter, Ray-42, 84, 86, 144 Purdue, Larry H.-115 R Reed, William-42, 111 Richardson, Daniel-42 Riggs, Pete-30, 42, 45, 86, 115, 138, 177 Roberds, Sharyn-42, 112, 113 Roberson, Keith-42, 111 Russell, Jerry-42, 45, 86, 92, 121, 176 S Sias, Geralyn-42, 45, 84, 89, 123 Smith, Thomas-42, 84, 115 Steiner, Henry-43 Stine, Jenith-43, 86, 112, 113, 170 T Tedrick, Jane-43 Thorne, Bill-43 W Watts, Charles Herbert-43 Weeks, Gary-92 White, John Earl-121 Wilkins, Jo Ann-43 Williams, Sarah-43, 45, 86, 88, 89, 123 Withrow, Charlotte-43, 45, 85 Word, Betty-43, 45, 86, 90, 123 Sm 21 Ach mwzmfs ADAMS, JAMES P. Kingman, Kansas Ministerial Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Inter-Club Council, Vice President 3, Chapel Committee. ALLTON, NORMA Cushing, Oklahoma Who's Who, Cardinal Key, Kappa Delta Pi, President 4, S.N.E.A., Vice President 4, Comet Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Zollars, Chorus. AUSTIN, JACK Indianapolis, Indiana Freshman Class President, Gridiron 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Blue Key 4, Ministerial Association, Treasurer 2, Championship Football 4, President's Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Championship Volleyball 3, Zollars 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2. BANKS, RUE Oxford, Kansas Zonta 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Zollars 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Chorus 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Cardinal Key 3, 4, Secretary 4, Tau Beta Sigma 3, 4, Sophomore Friendliest, Senior Friendliest, Who's Wlho, Orchestra 1, 3, 4, May Queen. BATTLES, LARRY Ames, Iowa Camelot Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Youth Minister 4, Cosmopolitan Club 4, Intramural Basketball 3, 4. BILINSKI, ALEKSANDER Enid, Oklahoma Cosmopolitan Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Camelot Club. BILINSKI, HELEN Enid, Oklahoma S.N.E.A., A.C.E., Zollars, Cosmopolitan Club. BREWER, SHIRLEY SHIFLETT Wynona, Oklahoma Zonta Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dean Shirley's Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4. BULLOCK, PEGGY SUE Kansas City, Missouri Cardinal Key 4, Mavon 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4, Reporter 3, Alpha Beta Kappa 2, 3, S.N.E.A. 3, 4, Zollars 2, 3, 4. CALE, ANNA MAY Kansas City, Missouri Student Senate Secretary 4, Junior Class Secretary 3, Sophomore Class Secretary 2, Ministerial Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Cardinal Key 4, Student Affairs Commission 2, Everyman 4. CAMPBELL, MARY BETH Norman, Oklahoma Libra Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, Phillipian Festival Manager, Minis- terial Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Zelotai 3, 4. CARTER, DAVE Wellington, Kansas Ministerial Association 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, Camelot Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Zollars 4, Student Senate Vice President 4, Intramural All-Stars 1, 2, 3, 4, I.C.C. 3, 4. CLODFELTER, DOYLE Enid, Oklahoma Camelot Club 1, 2, 3, 4, A.B.K. 4, Haymaker Staff 2, 3, 4, PHILLIP- IAN Staff 3, 4. CLOSE, CAROLYN LISTER Wichita, Kansas Tenth Muse 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 2, Vice President 3, Band 1, 2, Tan Beta Sigma 2, Zollars 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Cardinal Key 4, S.N.E.A. 4, Hite D.S.F. Treasurer 3. COOPER, PATSY JOAN Wichita, Kansas Student Senate Secretary 3, Who's Who 4, Cardinal Key 3, 4, Vice President, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Phillips Players 4, Zonta 1, 2, 3, 4, PHILLIPIAN Queen, Madrigal 4. DUBOIS, KAY Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Mavon 2, 3, 4, Secretary, S.N.E.A. 4, Dean Shirley's Secretary 1, 2, 3, PHILLIPIAN Queen Attendant. ELLIOTT, JIM Cheyenne, Wyoming Senior Class President, Who's Who, International Relations Club Presi- dent, Blue Key, Gridiron Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, Secretary, Pi Kappa Delta President, Zollars, Student Senate, Phillipian Festival Winner, Honor Roll. GRIESEL, WAYNE Freshman Show 1, Gridiron Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Junior Show 3, Senior Production 4, I.C.C. 3. Enid, Oklahoma HAUN, DAVID Phillips Players 1, 2, 3, Junior Class Friendliest, Senior Class Senator, Who's Who, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, King Phillip Runner Up, Repre- sentative Phillipian Runner Up. Fort Lauderdale, Florida HENNING BILL Denver, Colorado Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Gridiron Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Zollars 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4, Junior Class Treasurer, Blue Key 4, Corresponding Secretary 4, Freshman Show. HENNING, ELEANOR Indianapolis, Indiana Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Zonta Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Haymaker Staff 3, Freshman Show Assistant Director, Junior Show, Senior Production. HOPPES, ARLEEN Sand Springs, Oklahoma May Queen 1, Zonta Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Ministerial Association 1, 2, 3, 4, I.C.C. 3, 4, University Place D.S.F. President 4, Cardinal Key 4, Regional D.S.F. Secretary-Treasurer, Who's Who. HOWARD, JOYCE Enid, Oklahoma Comet Club 1, 2, 3, 4, W.R.A. 3, 4, P.E.M. 3, 4, Secretary, S.N.E.A. HUGHES, EDWARD L. Kansas City, Kansas Band 1, Camelot Club 1, 2, 3, 4, I.C.C. President. JONES, GAYLE RHOADS Tahlequah, Oklahoma Zonta Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, Zollars 1, 2, Cardinal Key 3, 4, President 4, Freshman Class Secretary 1, Who's Who 4. KEFFER, EARL Enid, Oklahoma Chorus President 2, All-School Friendliest 4, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Lead in All-School Musical 3. KELLING, DALE Osborn, Kansas Varsity Club I, 2, 3, 4, P.E.M. 2, 3, 4. Senivr Achievements KIKUOKA, KYOK0 Tokyo, Japan Mavon Club 3, 4, Historian 4, Cosmopolitan Club 3, 4, Historian 4. KURZ, GENE Enid, Oklahoma Gridiron Club 2, 3, 4, Pledge Captain 2, Pledge Master 3, Alpha Beta Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Athletic Award 3, Championship Football and Basketball 2, 3, Championship Volleyball 3, Championship Softball 2, 3, Senior Class Committee Chairman. LARICK, DON Los Angeles, California Camelot Club 2, 3, 4, Pledge Master, Pi Kappa Delta, Blue Key Vice President, Junior Class Senator, Senior Class Senator, Who's Who. LEE, DAVE Lake City, Iowa Blue Key President, Student Senate Senator 2, 3, President's Honor Roll, Dean's Honor Roll, Vice President of Earl Butts Dorm, Gridiron Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain, Who's Who, Haymaker Staff, Zollars President. MASH, JERRY L. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Sophomore Class President, Junior Class President, Zollars 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Blue Key, Pi Kappa Delta, Oratorical Contest Winner 2, Youth Minister 3, Minister 4. McKINNON, TACIE Enid, Oklahoma S.N.E.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Libra Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, Cosmopolitan 3, 4, Secretary 4, A.C.E. 3, 4, Vice President 4, I.C.C. 3. MILLER, SHIRLEY Blackwell, Oklahoma Comets 1, 2, 3, 4, Pledge Mistress 2, Vice President, I.C.C. 3, Ministe- rial Association 1, 2, 3. MOTHERSHED, LOIS Little Rock, Arkansas Comet Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Song Leader 3, Secretary 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Band 3, 4, Secretary 4, Zollars 1, 2, 3, 4, Tau Beta Sigma 3, 4, Junior Queen 3, Who's Who, Honor Council 1, Student Senate Senator 1, 2. NELSON, LARRY Garfield, Kansas Class Friendliest 1, Freshman Class Vice President, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Zollars 1, Chorus 3, 4, Central D.S.F. Vice President 3, Presi- dent 4. PALENCIA, VIRGINIA Indianapolis, Indiana Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Lead in All-School Musical 3, 4, Miss Venus Contest- ant, Phillipian Festival Winner 2, Zonta Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Camelot Sweetheart 4, Cardinal Key 4, Hay Day Queen 3. PORTER, PHILLIP H. Enid, Oklahoma Camelot Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pi Kappa Delta 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4, Sophomore Class Friendliest, All-School Friendliest 3, Class Senator 2, 3. POTTER, DEANNA Enid, Oklahoma Silver Scroll 1, 2, Bisophian 1, 2, S.N.E.A. 4, Zonta Club 1, 2, 3, 4. POTTER, RAY Enid, Oklahoma Gridiron Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Alpha Beta Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, President 4, Blue Key 4, Haymaker Business Manager. PULLIAM, JIM Topeka, Kansas Varsity Club I, 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Handbook Committee 2, Student Center Commission 3, Senior Class Treasurer 4. RICHARDSON, DANIEL B. Carlsbad, New Mexico Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Treasurer 4, S.N.E.A. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Cosmopolitan Club 2, 3, 4, Haymaker Staff 4. ROBERSON, KEITH Joplin, Missouri Chorus 2, 3, Ministerial Association 2, 3, 4, King's Messengers 2, 3, Camelot Club 2, 3, 4. RUSSELL, JERRY M. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Senior Class Vice President, King's Messengers President 4, Who's Who, Blue Key 4, Hite Blvd. D.S.F. President, Pep Council 2, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, King Phillip 4. SCOTT, ART Waurika, Oklahoma Camelot 1, 2, 3, 4. SIAS, GERALYN Enid, Oklahoma Zonta 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, Zollars 2, 3, Critic 3, Director of Junior Show 3, Director of Senior Production 4, Phillips Players, Inter-City D.S.F. President, Who's Who. STEINER, HENRY Orlando, Oklahoma Camelot Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Phillips Players. STINE, JENITH Kansas City, Missouri Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Clay Hall President 3, Comet Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Cardinal Key 4, PHILLIPIAN Queen Attendant. WAHL, RODGER Enid, Oklahoma S.N.E.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. WATTS, CHARLES H. Brownsburg, Indiana Intramural Director 3, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Health and Welfare Committee 3, P.E.M. 1, 2, 3, 4. WEEKS, GARY D. Kearney, Nebraska Pi Kappa Delta 1, 2, 3, 4, Phi Mu Alpha, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Ministerial Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, University Place D.S.F. 4. WILKINS, ,IO ANN Wichita, Kansas Tenth Muse Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Freshman Queen Attendant, Junior Queen Attendant, Clay Hall President and Vice President. WITHROW, CHARLOTTE Dodge City, Kansas Chorus 2, 3, 4, Cosmopolitan Club 4, Ministerial Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Who's Who, Hite Blvd. D.S.F. President, All-School Musical. WORD, BETTY Bethany, Oklahoma Who's Who, Cardinal Key 3, 4, Tau Beta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Zonta Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Student-Faculty Committee Member 3, 4. j Acknvwledgmcufs J Dear David: Now that the final shipment of copy has been sent to the Publisher it hardly seems possible that so much work could have been crowded into a period of just a few months. Dave, I will never be able to thank you enough for your efficient work, loyal support, enthusiasm and ready smile. You have helped make a job that might have been very toilsome, less tedious and most enjoyable. You know, Dave, we must be sure to thank all the people who have made our work on the PHILLIPIAN the wonderful experience it has been: lVIr. Barclay Curtis of Taylor Publishing Company for his patience and helpful suggestions, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Albright and Dean Brannon of Cochrane Studio for their willingness and cooperation, especially with deadlines, and their excellent photography, Prof. Tibbie Shades, our sponsor, for his never-failing backing and praise, Prof. Sheldon Shirts for all the time he spent proof- reading to catch our mistakes, Prof. John Randolph for his artistic assistance, Mr. I-Iomer Fortson, Executive Director, for his trust in our judgment, and the Publications Commit- tee for their guidance. The members of the staff who spent countless hours, evenings, and weekends drawing layouts, typing, and selling ads deserve more praise than we can give. Without them our jobs would have been impossible. There are so many people to whom we owe our gratitude! I know you will want to join me in thanking all the generous people who have pur- chased advertising space in the PHILLIPIAN and also in acknowledging the entire student body, our friends, and families who have been so patient and understanding. The desk is clean, the Dummy complete, and the files closed. I hope and sincerely believe that the final production will be one of which we may be proud. Linda .Mm the fdifvris' Desk TO THE CLASS or i959 PENNY FOR PENNY Bond Bread Gives You More Nourishmeni' GENERAL BAKI NG CO. You'II Have a BeI I'er Home, Shop, or Hobby When You Shop Firs+ aI' ENID'S BUILDING MATERIAL HEADQUARTERS COMPANY 228 EAST RANDOLPH LEO JOHNSON, Manager PHILLIPIAN For You-'for Your Gues+s ii' T. ki I 4' 'I I, f my ,im . . 1'5 ' ,. I nb ' N Inf A - I AN D RESTAU RANT Oysrers Shrimp Lobsfer Tails Chicken Big Juicy S'Ieaks 70I S. VAN BUREN Two Ins+i'ru+ions Tha+ Make for Happier Homes PHILLIPS UNIVERSITY ChrisI'ian Educarion The Hope of America and I3 .I.0 Mrs 04 GE APPLIANCES- olwenres I27- I 29 EAST BROADWAY BeHer Homes Help Make BeH'er Americans! 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Jackson ENID, OKLAHOMA Congratulations, Class of I959 S 81 Q CLOTHIERS S. A. WILENZICK The Quality Store I95 CONGRATULATIONS TH K OMA' NOR WEST O LAI-I S SENIOR CLASS OF I959 OUTSTANDING APPAREL STORE Where Every CusI'omer Is TreaI'ed as a C-3ues'I 7 7 F MEN'S WOMEN'S The Place To Go for The Names and Faces You Know T I I ENID . Vx' 4' TYPEWRITER COMPANY 2I0 Wes+ Broadway LOW MonI'hIy Terms AD7-2882 Enid, OIcIa Congratulations, Seniors ENJOY BETTER HEALTH XT Wi'Ih FRESH DAIRY PRODUCTS '.I1' POUIS LIKI A ,..,.,-.w- GOLD SPOT DAIRY, INC. Phone AD 7-3545 320 W. WALNUT ENID, OKLAHOMA Milf! 4 'Q I S M E M B E R ' SQ 0 5 J' A300 Famous Oklahoma Tumblers Pitchers Trays A xr 'N TJ? .114 Q ff lDEAl. FOR ,Z FREE ' Q' .xx g v ff with roquirod purchases of '- 4, if GASOLINE and 0II. CHANGES! T4 D WY 'P QETQQ Qc Q' In Enid I t's COLDIRON S THE POPULAR PRIC Righl on lhe ED STORE Corner Righi' on lhe Price Broadway and Grand ENID. OKLA. BORDEN'S DAIRY PRODUCTS Homogenized Vifamin D Milk Grade A Pasieurized Milk Foriiiied Skim Milk Buflermilk-Cream Du+cl1Cl1ocola+ D e rink Coflage Cheese-Ice Cream . V .- A+ Your Door or Slore WHERE TO Ari' Gamble 9I0 W. In BUY THEM i diana AD 4-7l20 l For the Finest in Ph otography ENID.OKLA. A sATrsFlEo cusToMER is OUR FIRST CONSIDERATI ON JACKSON AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Kansas CiI'y, Missouri JACKSON AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH -Disciples of ChrisI- Jackson Avenue af I7'I'h Sf. KANSAS CITY 27, MISSOURI CHURCH STAFF Mr. Gerald C. FincIIey, Minis'Ier Mrs. Barbara Angle, Living Link Missionary, Belgian Congo Mr. AIex M. Sokol, Music DirecI'or Mr. Tom Newby, Cus+odian Mrs. Maurine SokoI, Organis'I' Mr. Frederick Teague, InI'erim Mrs. LiIIian Biringer, Secrefary Miss Velma Yoakum, Treas. Church Phone BE I-5285 Parsonage Phone BE I-3265 NOT TO BE MINISTERED UNTO-BUT TO MINISTER PARTNERS in CHRISTIAN EDUCATION With PHILLIPS UNIVERSITY for FI FTY-CNE YEARS ,QY THE FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Ponca Cify, Oklahoma CARLTON D. GARRISON MRS. B. F. HESSER RQBERT F- GLGNIFR . . . n Minis'I'er DIFSCIOF, Children s Work MWSIGI' of Educa '0 congratulation X ffffz The Christian Board of Publication congratulates 2-7 the class of 1959. You are now ready to enter the great adventLu'e of spreading the Christian gospel through churches and schools everywhere. As you go forth to preach or teach, we hope you will turn to your brotherhood publishing house for up-to-the-:minute religious materials, complete teaching aids, and supplies. Remember, the Christian Board of Publication is the only publishing house x LY, dedicated solely to the specialized needs of the X xp M .Nix - I Christian ChLu'ehes fDiseiples of Christ? and their members. Vvlrite for free catalogs of supplies. Visit us when traveling through St. Louis. Vie would like to meet you. CHRISTIAN BOARD OF PUBLICATION - THE BETHANY PRESS Beaumont and Pine Blvd., Box I79, S+. Louis 66, Mo. THE CROWN HEIGHTS CHRISTIAN CHURCH 4020 N. Wesfern Ave. Oklahoma Ci+y I8, OIcIahoma Congrafulafions 'ro PHILLIPS UNIVERSITY UPON COMPLETING MORE THAN FIFTY YEARS OF SERVICE TO OUR BROTHERHOOD AND GOOD WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF I959 J. CIycIe Wheeler, TecI E. McEIroy, Jerry Thompson Minisfers :IS I NGRATUI-ATIG -f 50 . . . and Remember, II' Is BoIh Wise and PIeasan'I +0 Z . . . E Z III S 0 -K lgcrmcpxk OKLAHOMA GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY CAMPUS STORE MRS. ETHEL GIFFIN Manager Cenler for Q Texlbooks Q Gifls Q Slalionery Q Supplies and Phillips Universi+y's Firsl Filly Years BY DEAN FRANK MARSHALL THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK of Enid, Oklahoma The Personal Service Bank MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Complimenfs of RICHARD DEAN BELL F-irsl AGENCY AD 7-5743 Na'l'ional Bank Building ENID, OKLAHOMA ,. A :Bibi 'FTA' FLORAL COMPANY yy? I 2 T' 00 'YQ BASS BUILDING i lin- zoa WEST MAPLE Enlds Only Downfown Florisl' kv N . - r 'l, .A I I I-, - Q 4 XM f , , , -cs' rv. 4, 1 V 1 xl pk, . , X 4 , Je. 'WX on at .. ,5 51' 5 . up 'n X ' f , K4 . . ,Xl ' f R' - V.-N, , ox' J, Q 'f , I ' r is - '- G - ' 64 LE Pj, 'S , v 9 ' 1. O 'Nr ri 3v::,X - I Svnd Flnwunx Ilbrldwuln' ,NVEIIFLOTP X THE PERCY C. COWAN HENOWETHQ REI-:E Orcheslra Pianos ancl Band A Sfyle for lns'l'rumen+s Every Home We Repair-Overhaul-Replace and Lacquer All Makes of Band or Orchesfra InsI'rumen'l's Nm n M Rf ui ia Q - . i . ,h . 4 Q b '- , . .' , 0 ' , ' .s 'I ,.: . , .. .My -, K- . f. . . Q -, .-4.4, - . I, .j .V 1 ' . 5 , X . 1.3, X Clic myht has flzbukarzd cya? + Arid the day but one llc! thc Hglft af.tl1c lrrzylfl ufarld Wear F D ' Milf the-dyzhg sun. Q 1 Lois Mollierslned, Peggy Hardin and Francis Gaines eagerly awail We resulls in lbe Miss Venus Conlesl, ll winler comes, can Spring be lar bel'iincl? l-lere we see llie lransilion from llfie winlry selling of llrie Miss Venus conlesl and llie Snowball lo llne Freshman Slwow and llrie Business Conference in a background resplenclenl willi vesliges of spring. Gary l-lesser proudly presenls llie Fresli- rnen's queen, Miss Sallie Pennoclc. 6 wi. V I M Z, fag Mr. and Mrs, Ray Beasley liappily reign over 'rlwe Corners Snowball Formal! Ql'lQj'614,zeh tl G Gp, ee 92Qe,, Q uuzbqsq 5' Q Q. 5' . EM? Zffllgeft . llyf' I OKI-flly slfy keys- OM4 'hlhlkffa 101312711 ehce Above: Conference Gllicers Roberl S. Kerr Dr, Milclos Nicolson Peridlelon Woods George Howard Wilson James E. Webb Cl1iel:Speaker V E ' 1 can-nmumrunmumv 2 --Lp r .W my 3 if 2 I I O 0 , V , LA , 77? 3 S 1952 place Gridiron! second place TooTball Team. Gridiron's TirsT place volleyball Team. 7?57-56' 7 y O I Spring means sporTs, and on The Phillips campus This is no excepTion wiTh The Men oT Gridiron Social Service Club sweeping seven TirsTs ouT ol: The Twelve inTrarnural evenTs and placing in The oTi1er Tive. fXTTer a shaky sTarT in TooTbaII by dropping iT To VarsiTy Club, Gus wenT on To win The oTher Three maior sporTs evenTs OT BaslceTball lboTh divisionsl, Volleyball, and SoTTball To become The l957-58 lnTramural SporTs Champions. E sg, fi K I is 5 2 , .ai dlHllHl!ig .. .c ..,,. ca.. Sli .. f M,,g,.i.w rf-lf? , .,,- . - ,. . W. ,M kx,ygW,k ...c . - .. ,.. -N..--.,,., . .- A , fi .wr H A . .W . ff- up-'. ,fm ,. , 3. f V., .6 , Q 1 . M 'f:wA2 P' Y f iiiil ii iil fa n A T Q sair . iw . ' i .'f: :im , 9' -V Mi - - ..- ,-. ,L hh ---,- f ig, .zips ,Q ',. in ., 2.l W siai ifefi 'x'v 5 V imgmwgii ' Q ., sc .. 4 Q , 'I '9,F.tu is If Q an W we M K My. -va. jf Q fc ,vm , gd ,, sa f M , ,,.. . T. M Q Z -Si: ,, g 172 Qc H5 .hi L 1 M W ahl IV' 4 MPH- 51 M' ' R., S if 'T E 22, f 1 HM 'Q' ar ms! 'U' F' i-. 40' X fa ,Z sl' 'lf 4 .w 4' . if-rf: if fi S+! ,L 'Gig' gww gr 'F -41 ya , ,. ,A-gv-M., ' - vm 4, Qs . ' If - - U, -'-,.,'.,g!f:ks ,'.p'm ,K'g' ., ,, Q is 'f T . - if ,-., . OuTsTanding AThleTe, PeTe Riggs, ff ffLn2.a'vf.1QHv:9z '. ,L V 3f:gf,1LigSig3r?,?V5.5'm3 . wife .,1 :L ,wwf . 4 - , ' 1-1::4,.Tf.:9r, 'ia . , EVENTS FirsT Place Qver-all lnTramurals Volleyball Basl4eTball A W. Div. BaslceTballi E. Div. Basl4eTball BaslceTball PlayoTTs Table Tennis SoTTball Second Place BaslceTball PlayoTTs PooTball Swimming lTalll Bowling Third Place Swimming lspringl lnTramuraI AThleTe, Gene Kurz 5.1! Gus TirsT place baslceTball Team. Gus TirsT place soTTball Team. J .4 i W 45' iz Presidenf-elecf Riggs is hard af worlf. c is c 5 Smile preffy, Anna Mae! TA e remdfbs ofa yo N9 nfgwofc S pringfime means elecfion fime af Phillips dmDaf'9,7!.n and fhirfeen candidafes for Senafe execufive 9' offices waged a vigorous campaign. The spof- lighf focused upon fhe race of four prospecfive prexies including Pefe Riggs, Pafsy Cooper, Jim Ellioff, and Jerry Mash. i T ll Q 3 i T ff! if EEN fn? Don'f bofher him, he's planning his campaign. gl, The weelc-long campaign feafured a variefy of campaigns of sizes from very large fo very small. Ofher canclidafes were Dave Carfer, Dave Poinfer, and Marshall Tuclcer for Vice .5 . if Ole Dave loves reading 4. J' Presidenfg Anna Mae Cale, Karen Young, and Merle Ellioff for Secrefaryg and Tom Smifh, Bill Bonner, and Bill Henning for Treasurer. keep away from hobby, bookkeeping. Treasurer Torn canl Ti ii .tg s. KK GUS pregxdeni, V I Glyn eewfes t I Mak Jeffvx-i 5ay5 Elberl canl' keep away from llwe baskelball beaulies. S S,',7fOm,a'glL2 Maven Cub f 'W W -ii-ix me ldwir- ' f perform- Elberl 900 'ng v L' . . . , .V I Spring l'1as :ls beauly nol only in 'K H-55' g ig - 35 l ga f wearlier, buf lilce on llwe Phillips Campus, Nl' g - ii i n ,1,, beauly shows up in arl, gueens, singing, we '- lwirlers, wriling, as well as music. i ii ' , iiii' Even willw Gridiron winning llwe lwome- 'rfbzd i as ii coming parade award, Varsilv and Zonla U, x f Q55 N.. lQLiM???5sw:51yl-im-J' K My 5 i .. 4, i made up lor llriis in llwe Sinlonia Sing by lalcing lirsl place. Tri-Slale was a smashing success wiilw over l0,000 loandsmen from I3 slales in arlendance under llie direclion of Dr. Milburn Carey. Tlwe Phillipian annuals were oul on lime . . . 'nui said, Tlnree loeaulies . . . Tyler, Texas praclice for . . . and llie beasilw Kenl Corey, Phillipian lime lwirling conlesl. edilor, presenls llie annual Queen lovely Jelene lvlonlgomerv. Slrilce up llwe band for flue 26+l1Tri-S+a+e Music Fesiival sponsored by Pliillips. i Q Y 'W 1 ' I- 1-r . A so ssss.l il so s s,,,., Z g 'Y -2: ra i A i ll I-if 1 1, x i 1 Q0 The -pride of The Senior CIass is Majel MichaeI, May Queen and KyIe M-axweII, King PhiIIip. PM I The Seniors have Their Iasf fling aI Ihe May Fefe. I THESE ARE THE PEOPLE WHO MADE PHILLIPS FAMOUS IN I958 95 ii . ff: We Facg W S Honorary Degre Ss ...Ihe I958 Graduafes. I S pring also means Ihe culminaiion of The academic schooI year wifh dances, pIays, dinners, and Ihe rnosI imporIanI of aII, graduahon. Spring is aIso a sad Iime wiIh IareweIIs and parhngs. I many Sad qoodlwes Said' Ofhers show IiHIe grief in Ieaving. n ww A coke brealc befween classes really hi'rs lhe spol, Summer School is nof complefe wifhoul worship. , . All work andgno play... ...makes Jack a dull boy Spring muslr give way 'ro summer and larer wilh Jrhe coming of fall brings promises ol a new and be++er year. Summer school is Jrhe beginning of school for some and Jrhe ending for olhers. The long, ho+ summer offers many new and excilring experiences for all af Phillips Universilry. Many spend fhe summer al fhe mounfalns. ..,o+l1ers enioy lhe Frog and bridge. Our Sincere Congratulations on PHILLIPS GOLDEN YEARS I908-1958 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH ADA, OKLAHOMA K og-g'd1-LIS969 XX I X I X T5 S L , AX .1 SER. KINDA' FINISHED Q USR tif F4 wf BLKD , Q 9 Q 1 4 J X' an I V 1 ix!! l. I V V I il am EM gym Hmwrwx , I vigil? ',H,J H VPAV AD in Vu I KOHQH-mZ Grim ?ZU MHEOW HZ mbOHA Om 4m2NmOOW I HZmHUm Om OOQEN I 551 -WOO? wmH Ozm IOS HO mmO QEOXHZQ gm ME QHLQN 5 zoajwzmc HWSWZHLN 'fayloa palladdzg eampmuf DALLAS, TEXAS L MEF FORD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ROY'S SUPER MARKET lblh AND BROADWAY xx... 'X Y 1 '!', FLY W Y A- - 5 s if 'nm ir Everyday Low Prices Free Gift Bonds A ,E Free Sf.!!!,, CIINIIIIATIILATIIIIIS sl! SECURITY NATIONAL BANK Enid, Oklahoma IIIUIIS CLOSED SUNDAYS The Friendly Home Bankn Phone AD 7-I35I TO THE CLASS OF T959- We know ihai' you will go 'Far-and firsl' class-wi'I'h your PHILLIPS UNIVERSITY DEGREE! Ancl we know ioo +ha+ CHAMPLIN PRODUCTS go far-and firsi' CONGRATULATIONS!!! ,J class-via CHAMPLIN'S EXCLUSIVE PIPELINE! ls From Oklahoma Cify, on I'he sou+h, Io Rock Rapids, Iowa, on 'Ihe mmm norfh, +he CHAMPLIN PIPELINE insures qualify all fhe way! I - -'2-1.- ..-.4 i ......i numrmsou D mm Cmnpw Oz J Dqfhinq Ca. i loxunonm HITE BOULEVARD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Adiaceni' fo fhe Wallace Shopping Cenfer A Young Church Wi+h a Neighborly Spirii' Our Doors Are Open 'Io You Congraiulafions and Besi' Wishes fo All Graduanng Phmipians CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS AND BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE YEARS I09 WEST RANDOLPH, ENID AD 4-8I4l Serving Phillips Universi+y and Norfhwesi' Oklahoma for I 40 YEARS UNIVERSITY PLACE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Serving Mankind in the Name of Christ The Church Home Away From Home for Hundreds of SI'udenI's TgCh FRUIT COMPANY SAN FORD-STUNKLE DRUG COMPANY Ladies' Reacly-Io-Wear Norfhem Cklahomak Shoes-Millinery Finesil Howl YOU NGBLOOD l22 WEST RANDOLPH AD 4-3424 Complimenls of SCH U LER 2I5 Easl Maple ENID. OKLAHOMA STORE NO. I-I00 N. Inclep. AD 4-2244 STORE NO 2-532 S. Monroe AD 4-8636 STORE NO 3-I030 E. Bclwy. AD 7-4724 STORE NO. 4-I925 Lahoma Rd. AD 7-53I3 STORE NO. 5-I734 S. Van Buren AD 4-56I5 CLINIC PHARMACY-6I7 S. Quincy AD 7-I6II . The YOUNGBLOOD is I'I'le cenler of Phillips Cong ratulal-Ions social life-ifs Cryslal Ballroom and Enid Room Class Qf '59 are 'l'I1e seH'ings for +I1e Phillipians' mosl' success- 'ful parlies. 5 STORES BRUCE WALLACE Io Serve You BeH'er owne' and Manager l 2 , , If X lr' f' y if y CONGRATULATIONS We wish for you on min- SERVES YOU BETTER SAVES YOU MORE Clo+hing for The En+ire Family isfry that will be long and ever fruifful. IO8 S. Independence -32 Please count on us to serve you in every way -'TTR' of our command as you GEORGE'S! GREAT COFFEE' BEST FOOD FASTEST SERVICE The Campus Cen+er - E serve Christ. TRUE-TO-THE-BIBLE LITERATURE SINCE 1866 'HL ,al U dv fn 91 f 1, Q CO - OPERATIVE EXCHANGE Posr OFFICE Box iaob - ENID, OKLAHOMA TAYLOR PU,L,SHm.SmANY