Southeastern Oklahoma State University - Savage Yearbook (Durant, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 218 of the 1954 volume:

k The avage , Southeastern Staate College w; Within these pages we give you a mirror - look into it e you will find the reflections of the people and the happenings of a significant year at Southeastern State College. You will see reflected hours spent in classes, in the library and lab; and images of many familiar places pass in review. You will see again the friends you made, recall the dreams you dreamed, and ponder the gay evenings of social activity. As these images pass in review you Will discover that this is a history that you have made. eTHE 54. SAVAGE STAFF TITLE PAGE ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY DORMITORIES CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS SOCIETY LIMELIGHT WHO,S WHO SPORTS STUDENTS ADVERTISEMENT S V H W J Wu 11ng NW DR. ALLEN E. SHEARER President of Southeastern State C allege VIRGINIA FISHER Secretary LQWHWIJH ;; 99 DR. JAMES F. ROGERS Dean of Southeastern State C allege LEA DAVIS Secretary v 2.. . .31x Mary Lou Owen, Joyce Cillstrap, Verta Sherrer, Sue Van Dyke, Billie Welch, Laverne Clary, Betty Martha Stewart, Mr. Logan. Purtell, Chenena Roach. RICHARD THOMAS Superintendent of Buildings CLYDE w. MARION FORT JACKSON . V , 1; Testmg eterans Coordinatm DirecmI 0 MRS. MARILYN WEDDINCTON MRS. GRACE, SULLIVAN Secretary to Dr. Fort Secretary to Mr. Jackson MARY M. FRYE Instructor of Journalism PHYSICAL EDUCATION BLOOMER SULLIVAN Professor BERNICE CROCKETT Associate Professor of Health Education DAVE STEVENS Associate Professor BERTHA MAE TREADAWAY Associate Professor N MXN te Professor Assoc.la MADELINE STEVENS Assistant Professor Wu me H H u H WW M . : umm MW wM N WM 1 .I',k I m u m m H uHmmH Wu .1; lm i u: m m w m m m 'z. . M 3m WWMH 15-; Ham? u m: H. L. PALMER Head of Department .v . m... 7. . b v- u' unvurvui , u... .,,.., N. , u- M ,3. 5. ROBERT AUSLEY JACK N. GREEN Associate Professor Assistant Professor ISABEL WORK Professor of Latin E. MARTIN HAGCARD Head of Department EDUCATION SALLY LEONARD ssocia te Professor mum g; w Em C. B. TRAMMELL A ssociate Professor R. W. FLEAK Associate Professor ELIZABETH McKINNEY Associate Professor L. MARSHALL NAGLE Assistant Professor MARION SEVERANCE R. E. CRUDUP Associate Professor Associate Professor LUCY LEONARD Head of Department HAZEL VINCENT Associate Professor C. B. FRENCH Head of Department LESLIE DWIGHT Head of Department R. W. HARKEY Assistant Professor PAUL SANDERS Assistant Professor WILLIAM L. EDWARDS Head of Department HOWARD RYE Director of Band HELEN KERR EDWARDS Associate Professor VIVIAN DOWNS Associate Professor JAMES D. MORRISON Head of Department SIMON SPRADLIN Associate Professor C. C. CARNEY Assistant Professor W. H. UNDERWOOD Associate Professor WILLIAM S. HARMON Associate Professor JOHN HUNZIKER Professor R. W. FRAZIER Associate Professor JOHN PROPS Professor of Chemistry LLOYD DRAKE Professor of Physical Science EARL KILPATRICK Assistant Professor E. B. ROBBINS WAYNE H- SILVER Professor of Agriculture Professor of Biological Science JOHN WILLINGHAM Head Librarian MRS. VAN WILLIAMS Librarian RAYMON D PILLER Librarian ODDS Jiggs anh big brother Larry E? Commodities for Cafeteria Latest styHe in laundry bags! W 25;; Had SCIENCE BUILDING V 5?? vnyV'WZan , . I! 'r I z4jzggc 4. $97! fix 76 .91; aw w , .w nah Y-m: W wnglginu V. 4m 1' w MRS. WINNIE CALDWELL Resident Counselor MARY COTHRAN Assistant Hostess 7 .. ' r..;. Y hg u WATS. ' ., $34.1w4:$9r, m HALLIE MCKINNEY HALL-Womeds Dormitory MRS. T. E. NELSON Housemother MEN,S DORMITORY CARL McCOY Manager of the College Book Exchange MRS. KATHLEEN MRS. OLLIE MEADOWS JAMES Dietitian Postmistress MRS. MARJORIE CARPENTER Acting Dietitian, and son, Bobbie Soap gets in youl- eyes . . . GIRLS7 rv:- This is yOur last chance! Anyone for crackers?? MEWS DORM Whoops, pardon me, mam Could this he love? ?? Cramming for exams Under the weth .N wqo -HOUNDS HELL Fran Hartness, Bertha Mae Treadaway, Sponsor; Jeanneen Stephens, J 0 Evelyn Michael. Jiggs McVay, Vice President; Bertha Mae Treadaway, Sponsor; Glenn Wilson, Presi- dent; David Emerson, Secretary. SQUARE DANCE Louis Miller President Rita Pipkin Reporter Jerry Hood Vice President Emma Roper Secretary Bertha Mae Treadaway Sponsor Helen Kerr Edwards William L. Edwards President ...................................... Richard Steakley Vice President .................... .................... S ue Franc Reporter ................................................ Alice Bartee Secretary .............................................. Glenn WiXson MEWS Q UAR , - Accompanfst- TET Glenn Wilson D ; , on . V Martyn, Richard Dev 06, Jack Ba ;- rnett, Phil M cKinzie F arrill Hatch V ice Presidenz Patsy Cox Reporter Howard Rye Director Sue Houston Secretary Ruel Blagg President Dr. J. M. Nagle Sponsor Bill Bryant President Bill J ones Secretary-Treasurer W. H. Underwood Sponsor ACACIA DEBATE CLUB Seated: J ulia Wheeler, Miss Ruth Hatchett, Sponsor; Jane Seeley. Standing: Harmon Villareal7 Bert Yutall. Southeastern State College has an enviable reputation in the field of debate and has developed debaters who have achieved national reputations. T. A. Houston, retired debate coach, established the Savage F orensic which is one of the important college tournaments and which has brought students and coaches to the campus from prac- h tically every state in the union. Ruth Hatchett, member of the English department, is now debate coach. The Art Club was organized for stu- dents who have an interest in painting, modeling, sketching, or art apprecia- tion. As part of its service to students the club sponsors the Beaux Arts Ball, educational trips to museums, sketch- ing trips, and art exhibits. Miss Minnie Baker and Mrs. Made- line Stevens sponsor the organization. OFFICERS Kay Cunningham, President; Martha Jane Gentry, Vice Presi- dent; Joyce Laucus, Secretary-Treasurer; Goldie Stollars, Historian; Carol Taylor, Reporter. INTERNATIONAL RELATION S The International Relations Club at Southeastern is affiliated with the national organization. The local group, whose sponsor is Dr. John Hunziker, holds regular meetings when members and invited speakers present discussions of current events of national and international interest. , fggfg; :: , .3. .1 3:257 Hazing: 1? h W h x John Hunziker ......................................... Sponsor Bill Jones ............................................ Vice President Don Hodge ............................................. President Bill Bryant ................................ Secretary-Treasurer 1 -HCD Hmh-IZI-I ZOHHPUZGOW gt V h b 4 V beQEQ' ' OOOQ 95C v0 5 $fAN$3? J erry Haithcock, J an Owen, Wanda J ackson, Humberto Sanchez Officers of Westminister F oundation m w m The new Student Center located on the campus. Second Vice President Waurane Foster proves shds Students get together over barbecue and a coke. been working. President Cal Kennedy in one of his gayer moments. Merry Christmas! say B. S. U,ers at their annual Christmas party. Magic Pentagon is an organization to ac- quaint students With great mathematicians of . past and present, and to introduce them to some of the problems which confronted these men. A Mathematics Club, out of which the Magic Pentagon grew, was organized in 1928. For a number of years the group was known as the Sci-Math Club; then in 1937 it was again known as the Magic Pentagon. MAGIC PENTAGON Paul Sanders, Sponsor; Ronald Corbett, Vice Presi- dent; Bill Bryant, Reporter; Jerry Hood, President; Waurane Foster, Secretary. W ' : 5 . , ; HMHHH w WWW -- Jw'j BOULE Robert Ansley, Sponsor; Winnie Lou Jones, Secre- tary; Martha Sue Fox, Vice President; Jim Shaver, President. Bill McFatridge, President; Harry Brown, Vice President; Laverne Clary, Secretary; Jeanie Powell. Program Chairman; and Vivian Downs, Sponsor. College Players, speech and dramatics 0r- ganization, participates in all phases of dra- matic work and contributes much to the so- cial life on the campus. The speech department usually presents three outstanding plays during the school year. These were hSouthern Exposuref A Prince There Was? and hThe Heiress,, in 1953. STUDEN T hTo further unity and cooperation among students and faculty in the governing of the schooV is one of the main purposes of South- eastern,s Student Senate. During the year the Senate sponsors dances, intramural sports, homecoming, and other student activities. The Student Senate has added to the col- lege through its training of students in lead- ership and self-government. Russell McCreary, Vice President; Bertha Mae Treadaway, Advisor; Effie Montgomery, Advisor; David Emerson, President; Lynda Wood, Secretary; J. T. Krattiger, Advisor. $9 The Women,s Athletic Association, known as WAA, has enjoyed wide- spread recognition and success. It was established in 1940. Affiliation with the national organization came next. Flying the colors of purple and gold, the WAA finds that working together is lots of fun. WAA wows them on stunt night. Qym R :32, u e t t g d Hi-oh u w c t as Don Price, Secretary-Treasurer; Cotton Converse, Vice President; Earl Curtis, Reporter; Harry Dodd, President. RODEO CLUB The uLittle Dh, Rodeo Club was or- ganized at Southeastern in 1949. Each year since then it has sponsored a collegiate rodeo. This year the club became a member of the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association which is represented in twenty- three states. The clubhs project for 1953 was to build a practice arena at the college. LATIN CLUB Organized in October, 1921, Societas Latina is one of the oldest organizations on the campus. Its purposes are to foster a greater inter- est in the humanities and to promote friendliness among the students of Latin. A number of gifts have been made to the college by the Latin Club. Interesting programs on classical subjects are given at meetings. The club also sponsors parties during the year and holds an annual banquet in the spring. Isabel Work, professor of Latin, is club sponsor. Bill Bryant President Bill McFatridge Vice President Elizabeth Ketchum Secretary Harry Brown Reporter i .4? Effie Montgomery w- 7 , Sponsor . I Laverne Clary President Verna Turnage Vice President Pat Brewer Jacqueline Campbell Sue Carpenter Joan Cecil Mary Douglass Nelda Harris w Eh x u m M t H W 97$ Gail Malahy Doris Spencer Markita Staton Alice Rogers Lynda Wood Wilma Frieberger Darlene Gordon Jo Ann Howard Dean John T. Krattiger Sponsor Wayne Wylie President Don Carpenter V ice President Ken Anderson Don Collier David Emerson Bob Weddington J im Shaver Cloyce Powell Don Price Loyd Ernst Harry Dodd Russ McCreary KAPPA DELTA PI Kappa Delta Pi, national honorary education fraternity, is the oldest national organization on the campus. Upperclassmen with a better than hBh, average, who have completed at least 12 hours study of professional education, and who have marked qualities of leader- ship are chosen for membership in Kappa Delta Pi. Student members are Donald Collier, Pat Brewer, Verna Turnage, Dr. M- K- Fort John Cobb7 Kenneth Anderson, Wayne Wylie, Mary Glenn, Mary Advzsor Douglas, Delbert Oaks, Catherine Green, Mildred Hess Wilson, Laverne Clary, Jo Ann Howard, Jim Shaver, Jackie Campbell, Sylvia Lawrence, Mary Lou Smith, and Markita Staton. F aculty members are Olin Bridges, Vivian Downs, M. K. Fort, F loy Perkinson Gates, E. M. Haggard, Linnie Ruth Hall, John Hunziker, Elizabeth McKinney, Effie Mont- gomery, Allen B. Shearer, Eugene E. Slaughter, Mildred Williams, James F. Rogers, Isabel Work, and C. C. Carney. Verna Turnage President Pat Brewer Secretary-Treasurer PHI ALPHA THETA Dr. John Hunziker, Historian; Dr. James Morrison, President; Mr. T. A. Houston, Sponsor; Mrs. Cathryn Green, Vice President. Alpha Phi Omega, national fraternity of former Boy Scouts and Scout leaders, installed the Kappa Zeta Chapter of this service group at Southeastern in May, 1952. m mJF-m v' ' qu , . .3 w 1 a Richard Steakley, President Miss Vivian Downs, Sponsor Gamma Alpha Chapter of Alpha Psi Omega, national dramatic fraternity, was installed at Southeastern in June, 1929. The fraternity is open to men and women students who are elected to membership on dramatic and schol- arship standing. The fraternity sponsors numerous fulI-eve- ning performances each year. The purpose of the organization is to create an appreciation of dramatic art among the students. PI OMEGA PI Pi Omega Pi, national honorary fraternity for commercial students, is open to both men and women majoring in commerce, and students are elected to membership because of their superior standing in all commercial studies and distinguished leader- ship on the campus. The purpose of the organization is to create a fellowship among commercial teachers and to encourage and foster high ethical standards in business and profes- sional life. Pi Omega Pi is sponsored by Dr. Linnie Ruth Hall. President, John Cobb; Vice President, Dorothy Beasley; Secretary-Treasurer, Robbie Purkey; Re- porter, Calvin Kennedy; Historian, Billye Faye Moore. SIGMA TAU DELTA Sigma Tau Delta is a national English fraternity offering a stimulus to students of Southeastern who do creative writing of merit. Membership is limited each semester to twelve active mem- bers of superior scholastic standing, together with other desirable characteristics. The group meets on the first Monday night of each month in the home of Mrs. Floy Perkinson Gates, Sponsor. Verna Turnage, President; Patsy Cox, Secretary-Treas- urer; Albert De Lashaw, Historian; Jackie Campbell, Reporter; Mrs. Floy Perkinson Gates, Sponsor. . 'm BEACHOLOGY ALPHA SIGMA TAU J oyce F oster President mu w W m :4 w Mildred Riling Linnie Ruth Hall Sponsor Sponsor ', A4: ' ' pm : ., . 1 Alpha Sigs entertain dates at the spring formal on the qdle Time? ALPHA SIGMA TAU Darlene Cordon Robbie Sargent I Glenda Gamble J oetta Wheeler Claudine Arnold Barbara Sargent PI KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA CHAPTER Alice Rogers President . ;15? 111;;; ' Gail Malahy Pat Brewer Vice President Secretary Pi Kappas get together at Eafn Ease for their final initiation dinner. PI KAPPA Glenna Anderson Chiquita Bloomer Sue Carpenter Waurane Foster Rita Pipkin Joe Ann Street Patty Trough Billye Wallace Ralph J ohnson PHI SIGMA EPSILON m a 0wa Gene Willcoxen Secretary-Treasurer SPONSORS 335$ ;; Dr. J ames Morrison m Wm mmm H V Hm t m :: H First row: Jack Armstrong, Donald Bankston, Everett Boddy, Bill Bryant, Greg Carter, Buddy Corbett. Second row: Ronald Corbett, Bobby Crow, J ames Davis, Claude Dobson, Ed Dubbs, David Emerson. Third row: Larry Edwards, Don Hodge, Jerry Hood, Jimmy Jones, Louis Jumper, Milam King. F ourth row: Jiggs McVay, Jim Meeker, Max Moore, Tom Pipkin, Jack Reid, James Sanders. F ifth row: Jim Shaver, R. E. Shearwood, Ronnie Shook, Eddie Wyatt. SIGMA TAU GAMMA g. 4g: J ohn Cobb Glenn Wilson William L. Edwards Recording Secretary C orresponding Secretary Sponsor u x H h'm Earl Kilpatrick Russ McCreary Dennis Willard Marion Smith Sponsor Jack Barnett Bob Barton Kenneth Beard Ruel Blagg James Castleberry Paul Fry Henry Guest Don Cumm John Huckaby Douglas Isbell Olan Isbell Roy Keeling Don Martin Don McKee Edward Millsap Ralph Mitchell Delbert Cakes Gene Nobles Gem;- Redman Bill Rodgers Spurgeon Wes rim m qn' Bob Bahner ner 6m, Ralph Johnson, Gene Wilcoxson, HCOIIOH,, Converse, Don Marshall, Helen Nash, Joyce Foster, Alice Rogers, Pat Brewer. Interfraternity council is a combination of all the sorority and fraternity organiza- tions on the campus. The council meets monthly and discusses problems of the various organizations represented. Don Marshal, Sigma Tau, is president. -. i. E. E. U. Cuttin, class, Jack? SSC turn s out The South sh a ll rise again I The pause that reAfreshes Everybody smile Big Chief Blanco Get your annual here . . . Best foot forward Cotton carries on Mrs. Frye gobbles a pie Remember the summer the lake rose? Improperly fitted shoes, no doubt Oh you kid I look a mess! I,ve been eating in the cafeteria STAFF Ann Cotton Editor Winnie Jones ........................................... Co-Editor Kay Cunningham .................................... Art Editor Bill Bryant .................................. Business Manager Alice Bartee Classes Patsy Cox Layouts Cal Stewart Sports Judy Robinson ........................ Staff Photographer James Weaver .................... Yearbook Photographer Mrs. Mary Frye ............................ Adviser Secretary ............................................ Glenn Wilson Winnie J ones-Co-Editor ;-. Kay CunninghamsArt Editor Cal Stewart-Sports JAMES WEAVER megapher Alice Bartee Photographer James Weaver THE SOUTHEASTERN ; , Kai 3.4a u ggwuw u -. Gloria Shieldk-Editor STAFF Gloria Shields ................................................ Editor Alice Bartee .................................... Feature Editor Orville Buck ......................... Advertising Manager Mary M. Frye ............................... Faculty Adviser Reporters: Ann Cotton, R. E. Shearwood, Russell McCreary, Jim Reynolds, Juanita Hagan, Sam Van- derbilt, Rita Pipkin, Ronnie Spencer, Kenneth Beard, Wydman Sanders, Ben Moxley, John Cobb, Leo Long, Patsy Cox, Jiggs McVay and Cal Stewart. Alice Bartee-Feature Editor Cal Stewart-Sports John Cobb Mary M. Frye Russell McCreary ' a c'cmght m bata ion. Rondw am; ciamele Iekaxg em 0 66OLD F OLKS AT HOME ? Many of the students at SSC are married and reside in Vets Village and other apartment and housing residences all over the city. These students are an active part of Southeastern life, and are oftentimes among the most outstanding students on the campus. Marilyn Weddington triesto adjust the TV to please Jake and Lea Davis bone up on a few current husband Bob. events. x m u H'w HHw m H 2mm .. mm m n 7 : u a YEW Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dodd and their best member, Mama Emma Roper, SSC student, helps Bobby, 8 Debbie, entertain Mr. and Mrs. Cal Stewart at student at Washington Irving, with his homework. supper. .1? Pat and Nubbin Curtis proudly display their latest addition, Debbie. Don Shields seems rather pleased at wife Glorizfs Typical dignified shot of student senate prexy Dave cooking. Emerson and spouse, Ermyne. u m - W Mm RITA PIPKIN . Campus QUeEn JO ANN HUTTON PATTY TROUGH GAIL MALAHY ANN RICHARDSON PAT DYSON DARLENE GORDON SHIRLEY STENHOUSE SUE VAN DYKE w m xxx xv, a . v Hm xxw . w L , m L HM W 2m M m , mu u -: ,lz' ,, 59V69 e; E+fe; Bi?iu : RUSS McCREARY Ipha Sig Beau WAYNE WYLIE Pi Kappa Beau F ootball Queen Attendants DARLENE GORDON ANNIE ASTON THE QUEEN HARRY DODD GLENN WILSON Glenn is a music major from Broken Bow. He has taken part in many types of South- eastern student affairs and has a good scho- lastic record. Harry is an industrial arts and physical educa- tion major from Ardmore. In addition to making a name for himself in sports, he has also maintained a good scholastic record. VERNA TURNAGE A music major from Cainesville, Texas, Verna was chosen for ths Who for the second time. Verna is also active in Sigma Tau Delta and other student groups. LAVERN E CLARY An English major from Talihina, Laverne is PICSldent of Cardinal Key and has been active In many student affairs during her stay at SSC. J IM SHAVER Jim Shaver of Durant is a chemistry major. He has an outstanding scholastic record and has worked on the student senate. BOYD CONVERSE Boyd is a physical education major. He has taken part in many activities and has participated in athletics. He hails from Milburn. 3W l KENNETH ANDERSON Kenneth, from Talihina, is a geography major. He has been prominent in athletics, serving as football captain for 1953, as well as achieving a high academic record. ANN COTTON Ann is from Wewoka and is a music major. She has been featured in many musical pro- grams in Durant as well as at SSC. Rose of Sigma Tau for 1953-54, Ann is serving as editor of the 1954 Savage yearbook. L, DAVID EMERSON A chemistry major, Dave has been one of SSCs outstanding athletes and best-loved personalities during his stay here. He is now serving as student senate president. Daveis home is in Checotah. Delbert Oaks is a music major who calls Okla- homa City home. While at Southeastern Del- bert has been outstanding in musical pro- grams and kept a high scholastic average. DELBERT OAKS BOB WEDDINGTON A native of Antlers, Bob is a biology major with a high aca- demic record. He has been active in class and social groups at SSC. MARY DOUGLAS Mary Caroline Douglas has been active in the student senate and other campus affairs. She is from Durant with a major in home ec. Donald was named to Whoes Who for the second time this year. He graduated at mid-term with a maj or in biology and is now teach- ing biology at Durant High. DONALD COLLIER DON PRICE Don eBirdlegse, Price hails from Eufaula and WILMA F REIBERGER is a physical education major. He has worked on the student senate and taken part in social and class activities. An elementary education major, Wilma comes from Hagerman, New Mexico. She has been active in all affairs at SSC and OPC. VC-.-1 FFFWHOOW um $1 1 hm; SOUTHEASTERN SAVAGE SCHEDULE 1953-54 Sept. l7-Austin a Sept. 25 Northeastern Oct. 2-Central Oct. 8-OSP Oct. 16 Northwestern Oct. 23-Ouachita Oct. 30-Southwestem Nov. 6 Southern State Nov. 14-East Central Athletic Director Bloomer Sullivan and Pudge Bowers. COACH DAVE STEVENS 'w w Southeasternk Savages who were picked to finish last in the pre-season polls surprised everyone, including Coach Dave Stevens, and needed only a win over East Central in their last outing of the season for a share of the conference title. Austin College was the Savages, first foe and after being held to a 14-7 halftime lead, the Kangys exploded for 27 points in the second half as their weight and experience wore down the smaller Savages. Northeastern, perennial Oklahoma Colleglate Conference champions, were the next toughies 0n the Savages, schedule and they were installed as three-to-five touchdown favorites over SSC. However, when the smoke had cleared from Paul Laird Field, the Savages had battled the Redmen to a 7-7 tie. Southeastern journeyed to Edmond the next week to take on Central State, the pre-season favorite. The Savages were keyed high for this game and came out on the long end of a 21-13 count. Half-back Jiggs McVay blasted over for all three touchdowns. Next, the Savages ruined the Northwestern Homecoming by drubbing the Rangers. at Alva 14-0. End Bill McClain and McVay got the Tds for Southeastern. The Savages were beaten in out-of-state contests 21-0 by Ouachita and 6-0 by Southern State, both Arkansas teams. Southeastern edged Southwestern 7-6 to stay in title contention, but lost the homecoming game 7-0 to East Central. Southeastern,s record for the season was three wins, four losses and one tiewgood enough for second place in the conference. gin BILL McCLAIN u. JIM STINE HARRY DODD JIMMY WESSINGER HUBERT MERRIT BILL BADGER WAYNE WYLIE LLOYD ERNST COTTON CONVERSE DON PRICE x .. : R. E. SHEARWOOD DALVIN SUKENIS 4.; JIMMY WALKER DAN BEAL BUD BAHNER BILL DUNLAP 2v WYDMAN SANDERS I V JD wmsmm sg'zmmfmw nub: 0r unha- MA: In 1953-54 Coach Bloomer Sullivan again wove a game crew of Savage basketball players into a title-contending team. Jumping right from the practice floor into tournamentiplay was a big step for the Savages, but they came through in fine style by going into the finals before bowing by one point to the host team, Weyland College. A swing through Arkansas netted the Savage squad four straight victories before they felt the pains of defeat again. They mauled an under-par Arkansas College team and then swept a two-game series from highy-touted Arkansas State. Before losing two straight games to the wonder boys at Arkansas Tech the Savages took the measure of a good Memphis Air Station five. Next on the list was a return match with Wayland College and the Savages avenged their one-point set-back by taking a double header in easy fashion. Just before the New Year 5505 basketballers added another trophy to their collection by winning the McNeese invitational tournament at Lake Charles, Louisiana. After only five conference games the Savages had gained undisputed second place in1 conference play with four victories and only one defeat. Southeastern held wins over Southwestern, Northwestern, OBU, and Northeastern. The only loss on 5505 slate was to conference-leading Central State. Southeastern took time out from their conference race to play host to the World Champion Peoria Catterpillars. Although clearly outm'atched, the Savage cagers played a fine game. Two former Savage basketball players, Warren Womble and Kirby Minter, were with the champs. With ten games left in conference play as we go to press, the Savages have a 50-50 chance to come out on top in the conference race. Coach Sullivan and Pudge Bowers HOME GAMES 8-Oklah0ma Baptist University 9-Northeastern . 22 Phillips . 23 Northwestern . 29 East Central . 19-Central . 2W50uthwestern GAMES AWAY . 15 Central . IFSouthwestern 2-East Central . 12 Oklahoma Baptist University . l3-Northeastern . ZPPhillips . 27-N0rthwestern SSC BAS ETBALL WY .. l- '1' Leon Knnedy V , mg!!! V , u? u '6v$5; James Spivey tC0tton,, Converse Bill J ohnson Gale Cox Leroy Smith Jack Barnett BSAKETBALL BALLET kl .ng VII '1 Tennis CoachClarence Dyer, Cecil Duncan, J 0e Weaver, Fred Kester w w T u Hnu F RIENDSHIP FIRE Friendship Fire was revived this year on the SSC campus. The friendliest girl and boy are chosen from each organiza- tion to be torch bearers, and the presi- dent and vice president carry the em- blem of the organization they represent. The burning of the emblems represents the blending of friendship on the SSC campus. Football Queen reigns over homecoming parade. Queen, Ruthie Bacon, Attendants, Annie Aston and Darlene Gordon. CANDLELIGHTING AN D CHRIST A Unwimnn: rcmww- mn- :m'vxxv. Ml, 3? . .345 :g kutouwk .................................................... mmOU ZEOH bSEuwm ......................................... ZOmdB ZZMAO Evawi 8K ................................... ZMQEB .m A udwwmwegl .................................. MmmmwaOU ZOHFOU mmmoamo mmqgu MOHZMm WILMA SUE KINCAID Hochatown, Elementary Educa- tion. RUTH KINDRICK McAlester, Elementary Educa- tion. CALVIN KENNEDY Caddo, Business Education. Pi Omega Pi, BSU. MEREDITH HARDGRAVE Antlers, Business Education. A1- pha Phi Omega, Disc Jockey, Hellhounds, Red Red Rose. J OLENE HILSMAN Wister, Elementary Education. ANNIE JOE HOLLERS Calera, Business. NELDA HARRIS Savanna, Home Economics Edu- cation. Alpha Sigma Tau, Car- dinal Key. VIRGIL C. HOLCOMB Durant MARIWANDA HOWELL Durant, Elementary Education. Pi Kappa Sigma. HELEN HARVEY Durant, Elementary Education. Art Club. HOMER BARCLIFT HENRY Durant, Home Economics. BSU. GEORGE HOMLEY Smithville, Industrial Arts l x mm H u wumu DARLENE GORDON Durant, Physical Education. WAA, Boule, Savagettes, Cardi- nal Key, Alpha Sigma Tau, Ten Pretty Girls. CATHRYN GREEN Durant, English. Phi Alpha Theta. Kappa Delta Pi. College Players. Latin Club. WINSTON GRAY McAlester. Industrial Arts. BETTY GOLDEN Grant MARY ELIZABETH GLENN Hugo, Mathematics. Kappa Delta Pi. NORMAN GOODMAN Milburn, Biology. Disc Jockey. BURNLEY E. JOHNSON Denison, Industrial Arts. APO, Red Rose, Disc Jockey, Square Dance Club. WILLARD E. JOHNSON Durant, Business Education. LEWIS J OHNSON Cameron, Biology. LOUISE JOHNSON Cameron, Elementary Education. DOROTHY GOOD Durant, Elementary Education. RICHARD GILLILAND Frederick, Physical Education. Football. 7 ;9; ROBBIE PURKEY Albany, Business Education. Pi Omega Pi, Boule. RITA PIPKIN Hartshorne, Business Education, Ten Pretty Girls, Yearbook Queen, Square Dance Club. DON PRICE Eufaula, Physical Education. 0 ' Club, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Blue Key, Disc Jockey, ths Who. KATHERINE QUARLES Caney, Elementary Education. Boule, WAA, Pi Omega Pi. W. C. FINKE Calera, Chemistry. Disc Jockey. MARTHA SUE Fox Caddo, English. Boule, Disc Jockey, Sigma Tau Delta, Wes- ley Foundation. WILMA FREIBERGER Hagerman, New Mex., Elemen- tary Education. Cardinal Key, Student Senate, Boule, Art Club, WAA, st Who. CAROLYN FARR Poteau, English. BSU. HARRY R. BROWN Denison, English. Boule, Alpha Psi Omega, Societas Latina, Col- lege Players, Sigma Tau Delta. PATSY BREWER Red Oak, English. Pi Kappa Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi. DOROTHY BEASLEY Denison, Elementary and Busi- ness Education. KENNETH ANDERSON Talihina, Geography. Blue Key, ths Who, 0 Club, Football Captain, Kappa Delta Pi. Nu WWW LOYD ERNST Drumright, Industrial Arts. Disc Jockey, Blue Key. BOB ENGLAND Durant, Industrial Arts. TOM VAUGHAN Durant, Geography. Phi Sigma Epsilon. ROBERT M. TABER Calera, Business Education. BOBBY TOWNSEND Durant, Business Education. VERNA TURNAGE Cainesville, Music. Kappa Delta Pi, Sigma Tau Delta, MENC, ths Who, Cardinal Key, A Cappella Choir, College Players. MARY DOUGLASS Durant, Home Economics. Boule, College Players, Kappa Delta Pi, Who,s Who. PAUL DAVIS Savanna, Business Education. 0 Club, Disc Jockey. HARRY DODD Ardmore, Industrial Arts. 0 Club, Blue Key, ths Who. CHARLES M. EPPERLEY Matoy, Biology. Disc Jockey, Square Dance Club. DAVID EMERSON Checotah Chemistry. Phi Sigma Epsilon, Alpha Phi Omega, BSU, Blue Key, 0 Club, ths Who, President Student Senate, F our Year Letterman in Football, Sec- ond Team All-Conference. B. CARMET EVANS Monroe, History. LLOYD G. CARTER Madill, Mathematics. Phi Sigma Epsilon. J. W. COMBEST Velma, Geography. BOYD CONVERSE Milburn, Physical Education. 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SNODGRASS Durant, Chemistry, Physics. Math Club, Latin Club, Alpha Phi Omega. MARKITA STATON Durant, Business Education. Boule, Cardinal Key, Kappa Del- ta Pi, Pi Omega Pi, Choir, BSU. DON SHIELDS Durant, College Players. HELEN' NASH Albany, Elementary Education. Alpha Sigma Tau, Pi Omega Pi. MARION SMITH Kingston, Industrial Arts. Hell- hounds, Sigma Tau Gamma. J OHN C. STOW Valliant, Special Student. MARY LOU SMITH Achille, Elementary Education. Pi Omega Pi, Kappa Delta Pi. t w NW N y m x l HM 1W W W W W .53an ...................................... mQOO? dmmh fSEoum ........................ mzmmmmhm M72225: Ewwmmfk 8?. ............................ hhmzmawm anh. EuEmui ........................................ quz wqdm mmmthO mmado .MOHZDH GLENNA ANDERSON Durant HAZEL B. BADGER Durant JACK BARNETT Gainesville, Texas BOB BA RTON Valliant EVERETT BODY Durant BILL BRYANT Boswell CLARECE BROWN Wright City ELMER BUCK Ardmore S. C. BUTHAN Durant SUE CAMPBELL Calera SID CAPERTON Ravia BOBBY CHILDRESS Caney RUBY COGBURN Tuskahoma DEAN COX Marietta BEATRICE COYLE Springer KAY CUNNINGHAM Ardmore J AMES DAVIS Durant MINA DICKEY Fanshawe CECIL DUNCAN Edinburg, Texas BILL DUNLAP Wilburton ERMYNE EMERSON Checotah JOYCE FOSTER Marietta PAUL FRY Bennington ROBERT CADDH Broken Bow MARTHA JANE GENTRY Denison PEGGY CENTRY Clayton JACK GIBSON Muskogee JOHN CLOVER Atoka ROY J. GREEN Tishomingo DON CUMM Durant CARRELL HOOPER Durant ALFRED HUGHE Ardmore BILL JONES Durant JIMMY JONES Calera WINNIE JONES Idabel WILLARD KELLEY McAlesler FOYE KILMER Tishomingo JAMES LANKFORD Antlers JOYCE LAUCUS Haworth JERRY HALL Tushka FERRELL HANKEY Kenefic SUE HARRIS Durant THELMA HARRIS Denison, Texas ANITA HOMER Gainesville, Texas JERRY HOOD Durant ZOE LONG Denison BILLY C. LONCEST Ringling GUY EVA LYN N Madill BILL McCLAIN Oklahoma City RUSSELL McCREARY Witt BILL McFATRIDGE Durant DON McKEE Antlers DON MARSHALL Durant BILL MILLS Hugo ED MILLSAP Durant BILLYE FAYE MOORE Durant NANETTE MOYER Moyer J INKS NEAL Bochito GLADYS COOPER NELSON Atoka JACK NEWMAN ' Denison GENE NOBLES Sulphur J0 ANNE PRATER Haworth JUANITA RAGAN Indianola WILLIAM T. RIDDLE Bokchito YVONNE RIGDON Durant CHARLES ROBINSON Leon DWIGHT ROGERS Atoka EMMA ROPER Durant ROBBIE SARGENT Caddo FRANCES SEAGO Durant SHIRLEY SHAW Durant FERN DELL SMATHERS Denison D. C. SMITH LeFlore ELVIS 0. SMITH Smithville BEN STALLINGS Kenefic JEANNEEN STEPHENS Valley Center, Kansas JOE ANN STREET Durant DALVIN SUKENIS Hartshorne EVELYN SUTHERLAND Atoka BOB TAYLOR Durant KARAL TAYLOR Caddo 1:;11; . ail; VERNA VANEUERY Kemp JIM WALKER Atoka BILLYE WALLACE Atoka JERRY WELCH Durant LYNDA WOOD Caddo WAYNE WYLIE Durant JOYCE GILLILAND Frederick LARRY EDWARDS .................................... President JERRY HOOD ....................................... Vice President JUNE STEPHENSON .................................. Secretary WINNIE JONES ....................... BUDDY ALLEN Caddo J IM AMERSON Healdton J OE ANDERSON Boswell CHERIE ANDERSON Durant THOMAS ANDERSON Octavia CLAUDINE ARNOLD Utica ANNIE ASTON Orange, Calif. RUTHIE BACON Daisy BUD BAHNER Ardmore ALICE BARTEE Ardmore GUSSlE NELL BATTISE Livingston, Tex. DAN BEAL Durant KENNETH BEARD Ardmore INOLA BLACKWELL Smilhville RUEL BLAGG Durant CHIQUITA BLOOMER Mieadowhrook DOROTHY BOAEN Mead WILLIE BOWMAN Atoka JUNE CATES Hobbs, New Mex. EDWARD CAVENDER Durant BARBARA CECIL McAlester RILEY CHURCH Maysville DORIS COLEMAN Idabel CECIL COWLING Hugo BOBBIE CURTIS Durant PATSY CURTIS Meadowbrook GENE DAVIS Valliant RICHARD DILLON Pittsburg CLAUDE DOBSON Durant LYNN DALE DOVERSPIKE Cumberland ROXIE DOYLE Indianola LARRY EDWARDS McAlester WAURAN E FOSTER Idabel SUE FRENCH Durant BARBARA CANDY Temple RONNIE CANDY Temple WILLIAM GILBERT Durant DALE GRIFFIN Sherman, Tex. HENRY GUEST Millerton J ERRY HAITHCOCK Lawton JACK HARRIS Durant F RAN HARTNESS Durant JERRY HAWKINS Dundee SONYA HIGGS Marietta SHERRY HERRON Durant Liam m mm m m DON HODGE Durant EMMETT DALE HUDGINS Bokchito DOUGLAS ISBELL Matoy JUNIOR JUMPER Colbert PATSY J ONES Durant ROY KEELING Matoy LEON KENNEDY Moore ELIZABETH KETCHUM Hugo MILAM KING Checotah JERRY LA LONDE Denison, Tex. EDITH LAWRENCE Bethel HOLLAND LORANCE Durant RAYMOND McGHEE Wright City JERRY McMANUS McAIester TOMMY McROREY Aloka MARY ANN MOORE Durant NEAL MORGAN Durant JOE MORROW Idabel BERYL MACKEY Albany JAKE MALES Soper JOY MANOUS Rattan m m m H mum: an m L. C. MELTON Boswell HUB MERRITT Calera AN N MILLER Farris ROBERT MILLS Beggs RALPH MITCHELL Tom FAYE N EWMAN Ardmore u WM JO ANN NOBLES Orange, Tex. DAN N UTTER Denison, Tex. HAROLD OWENS Berryhill JAN OWEN Lawton JOAN PARKER Antlers MYRTLE PATTERSON Durant HARALYN PIERCE Hugo J OHN PIRTLE Denison, Tex. JEANIE POWELL Durant JOYCE ANN PUGH Calera WALTER RAMBO Durant GENE REDMAN Eufaula CHIQUITA ROBINSON Madill JUDITH ROBINSON Denison, Tex. WYDMAN SANDERS Checotah BARBARA SARGENT Caddo JANE SEELY Madill J OHN SETTLE McAlester R. E. SHEARWOOD Checotah GLORIA SHIELDS Durant RONNIE SPENCER Oklahoma City BILL SPOON Durant J UNE STEPHENSON Durant CAL STEWART Oklahoma City DONALD LEE STEWART Durant JIM STIN E Walters JAMES SULLIVAN Clebit ELLIE MAE TERRILL Burneyville HAROLD THURMOND Durant ALLAN TRIMBLE Durant PATTY TROUGH Durant SAM VANDERBILT Durant BARBARA WALTON Durant LOYD WARREN Pauls Valley JIMMY WARREN Potter, Neb. SPURGEON WESNER Collins, Ark. JURLINE WEST Valliant JOETTA WHEELER Durant - ALLEN WHEELER Durant AARON WHITWORTH Wade JAMES WIX Kenefic PHILIP WOODRUFF Durant SONNY YOUNG Shawnee HERBERT YUTTOL New York, N. Y. BETTY JO AHBOAH Apache NORVIN H. ALLEN Idabel MARGARET ALLEN Durant RONNY ALLISON McAlester DOYLE BOSTIC Hugo MILLIE BEECHER Shawnee SAMMY BATES Madill BILL BUDGER Durant SAMMY BROWN Denison, Tex. J UN E BRADLEY Durant COY BUTLER Ardmore JACOB BOHANON Broken Bow DOUGLAS BURHALTER Love BETTY J O BRINKLEY Idabel PAULIN E BULLOCK Livingston, Tex. LILLIAN BATTISE Livingston, Tex. SHIRLEY BUTLER Ardmore ORVILLE BUCK Ardmore ELLEN BESHEARSE Calera CHESTER BLEWETT London, England JANE BURWELL Rufe PATSY BROWN Blue MAXINE BOHANAN Tuskahoma GEORGIA BRUNER Goodland BILLY COVINGTON Nida BETTY CROSSLAND Caney NOEL CROWLEY Modesto, Calif. DICK CUMMINGS Bixby POWELL H. CHICK Springtown GLADYS CARTER Calera W. H. COWAN Sulphur HOMER COLEMAN Haworth LOXLA COCKRELL Eagletown DAVID GLENN CROW Caney CAROLE COKER Durant LOU ANN CHOATE Atoka PATSY COX Marietta NORMA CASE Atoka RALPH CARTER Calera FARL CATHEY Durant LONNIE CHAFFIN. IR. Atoka BUNK DANIEL Mead L. F . DYER Eagletown EDWARD DUBBS St. Louis, Mo. MILDRED DUNCAN Rattan RICHARD DeVOE Ringling VELTON DAVIS Blue ALBERT DeLASHAW Durant DOUGLAS S. DANIEL Higginsville, Mo. MARLAND DEEN Wright City NEIL DUNCAN Madill PAT DYSON Yuba EVELYN DELLINGER Albany LAQUITA ELLIS Springer KELWYN ELLIS Yuba J OYCE EVANS Durant EURITH ERVIN Yuba CHARLENE ELDREDGE Denison, Tex. FLOYD WELDON ELDREDGE Denison, Tex. CYNTHIA FINCH Atoka BOBBY TOM FORD Mead LETHA JO FLY Hugo BOB FRANKLIN Durant BETTY FRANKLIN Durant DELAIN E FINKS Broken Bow TOM F ARMER Hugo MADGE FORT Durant TERRY GATTIS Durant BOB GLADD F t. Gibson LEVERETT GOLDEN F t. Towson EDWIN GOLDEN Grant RENA GRAY Wilburton JUNE GIBSON Idabel DARLA GOSSETT Durant FREDDA GIBBS Ivanhoe, Tex. MARIANNE GRIFFIN Hugo DELL CLOVER Atoka KEN COOCH Denison, Tex. SUE HOUSTON Bokchito IRENE HANNA Williams JOAN HOUK Durant SARAH HARRIS Haworth EDVARDO HERMELIN Mexico J AMES HARMON Checotah FARRILL HATCH Bokchito DAVID HAEBER Caddo GENE HOLLOWAY Antlers J 1M HURT McAIester FRANKIE HAM Atoka TERRY HERNANDEZ San Antonio, Tex. JO ANN HUTTON Durant JAMES JOHNSON Ft. Towson ORENIA JONES Thackerville BILL J OHNSON Calera BARBARA JACOBUS Atoka JOHNEY JAMES Savanna KENNETH JONES Lufkin, Tex. EUGENE JONES Durant WANDA JACKSON Oklahoma City JANE KENDRICK Antlers HENRY KEENE Bonham, Tex. DONA KIDD Durant BILL KNIGHT Ardmore WARREN D. LITTLE Wilson WW V L .3 m M huh . 3 J ORGE LOZANO Mexico City BETTYE LOVING Ringling ROY LEWIS Ardmore CLIFFORD LAMBETH Durant DORACE LOFTIS Blue BOBBY LITTLEJOHN Stringtown DOUGLAS LOWE Achille EVELYN MEADOR Hugo x w A Wm H w PANSY MAXBERRY Durant ESTHER MACIAS Mexico City IMELDA MACIAS Mexico City DARLENE MORRISON Durant BASCOM MELSON Idabel LOUIS MILLER Ardmore MARGE MONROE Wright City RONDELL MULLINS Healdton JO EVELYN MICHAEL Ardmore WANDA SUE McNEELY Hugo PAT MITCHELL Ardmore SUE MUSCRAVE Antlers THOMAS MOSLEY Denison, Tex. BEN MURRAY Durant MELVIN MASON Lawton RICHARD MENTZEL Ft. Towson JAMES MILLER Caddo JEAN McREYNOLDS Ardmore MELVIN MCCORKLE Battiest LOWAL McLAUGHLIN Ardmore PHIL McKINZIE Albany MARGARET McANULTY Atoka BETTY NORVELL Ringling TWANA NICKLES Matoy VIRGINIA NEAL Kiowa SHIRLEY NICHOLS Blue J ACK NEWMAN Ardmore CHARLENE NATION Antlers HOMER NOLEY Wilburton VELDA PROVENCE Ringling GUY H. PIERCE Pauls Valley ROBERT PAUL Durant DAVID PAU L Durant JERRY LEE PORTMAN Mead DUANE POLK Durant HATSENE POWELL Caddo DOROTHY PROFFER Bokchito LELA PARDUE Boswell J ULIA POOLE Cumberland GEORGE PHILPOT Bennington PATSY PRIDDY Tom GLEN PIERCE Cameron PATSY PENN Calera M. J . PHELPS Achille J ANE PHELPS Durant ANN RICHARDSON Calera J . B. ROWLETT Caddo ERMA REYNOLDS Odessa, Tex. DOROTHY RICHARD Denison, Tex. ESSIE RAGGETT Kenefic MARY REYNOLDS Hugo GAYLIA RACKLEY Kenefic CURTIS J ERRY ROBERSON Grant BETTY ROBERTS Dundee JIMMY REYNOLDS Lawton JOANN ROBERTS Stringtown REEYS FALCON Corpus Christi, Tex. DONALD SAIN Farris MAXINE STATON Dundee PAT SPEAKE Woodford NANN SCOTT Heavener HUMBERTO DELA VEGA SANCHEZ Mexico City RONNIE SUKENIS Hartshorne HUBERT SAMPSON Thackerville DONA SANDERS Idabel SHIRLEY STENHOUSE Hartshorne PHYLLIS STAFFORD Dundee LEE ROY SMITH Oklahoma City JAMES SPIVEY Bray JOSEPHINE SMITH Hugo JANIE SMITH Antlers MARY LYN N E SMITH Broken Bow GENEVA SMITH Calera BEN C. SMITH Durant JAMES SIMMONS Calera BOBBY TURNER Atoka BABS TYSON Durant ROBERT TURNER Atoka AARON TOWNSEND Bokchito GEORGE TAYLOR Denison, Tex. J UN E TIGERT Tushka GLENDA TRANTHAM Durant BILLY JACK THOMAS Calera GARY UNEAL TOLLET'I Rufe J ACKIE USRY Durant JOE DEAN USRY Durant CLYDE DANIEL Bennington HARMAN VILLARREAL Mercedes, T ex. DOSSIE FRANKLIN VICK Denison, Tex. JOE WEAVER Oklahoma City ANN WARREN McAlester J . D. WALDEN Caney RUTH WINTERS Stringtown BLANCHE WATSON Ardmore MARY LOU WATKINS Umpire,Ark. J OE WILKIN S Savanna MAXINE WILSON Atoka TOMMY WYCHE Durant JAMES C. WYLIE Durant JIM WESSINGER Durant HERMAN WELLS Durant MARY JO WILHITE Simpson J ULIA WHEELER Madill CARL WOOLERY Ardmore ANNA BELLE WYLIE Durant BENN Y WATSON Broken Bow ARNOLD DEAN WALKER Caddo HECTER ZAVALETA Mexico City DOUGLAS BURKHALTER Atoka JUANITA VANDIVER Arkinda, Arkansas SUSAN VAN DYKE Hartshorne Fr05h spirit Freshman winner Steakley Chevrolet C0. DURANT. 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