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FEM ea val’ 5 Det AR aE a Rede NF saat eet BRAT tee er a WSR SOUTHWESTERN NSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY WEATHERFORD, OKLAHOMA President’s Message Let me take this opportunity to congratulate the editorial staff and its sponsor on this splendid issue of the Bulldog. May it serve as a reminder to the Seniors of 1949 and the under- graduates of the excellent progress they have made in making this insti- tution second to none in scholarship and citizenship. Sincerely yours, a a Governor's Message In behalf of the people of Oklahoma | wish to extend greetings to the faculty, alumni, and students of the Southwestern Institute of Tech- nology. To members of the graduating class, and to members of the 1949 “Bulldog”, | wish to add a special word of congratulation. The Southwestern Institute of Technology occupies a vital and important place in the educational system of Oklahoma, and | know that | express the sentiment of all our people when | say that the entire state is proud of the contribution this school is making to our program of higher education. Board of Regents DR. JAMES S. PETTY, Guthrie; JOHN C. FISHER, Marlow; RECTOR H. SWEARENGIN, Durant; R. L. CLIFTON, Enid; A. L. GRAHAM, Chairman, Broken Arrow; S. C. BOSWELL, Ada; BERT H. BRUNDAGE, Thomas; MAU- RINE FITE, Muskogee; W. T. DOYEL, Oklahoma City; DR. OLIVER HODGE, Oklahoma City. pane LY QO 2 ox O Lin me pay tiie t By 4 Saat : i i t aah 4 isate tle rhb had aM Ho Ea situa aor 4 i nM i i iH at ian Hoe t tH iy F al Se oun cao Gwe Ooch E ®% ® xc 8 2 ast Qn wH “= soo - ¢ O Ost w WE {- % a 0S en Tay rs) i) fo) (7) un Od Oo£ 5°29 Oe wt £0 the years to come this tance, and i impor Ig b — ° be ® 2 E oD) D me) ® oe — ” co E S — 2 Cc 2) — 3 a4 Oo O° a ' i) i T = ©] % U oO doe {e) = 2 | e) @ Q ©] = ® me) [s 1 @] ao @ ) = oO E i) ” ® £ live the happy hours of 1948-’49, it will have served its purpose. CARL ROBINSON FRANKIE RADER The Bulldog Staff made their selections of campus personalities on the basis of school spirit, initiative, and an all-around ability to get along with others. Although most of these are often overlooked, they are campus BTOs (big time operators), and the staff considered them worthy of recognition. byt yy Os ” ge ve wee VIRGINIA PONDER GEORGE CALVERT MARY RUTH RICHEY ‘2 ee 3 eats iatee Goal a7 ST ek AS Vist Soe eee ia ee RUTH ANN DOUGHERTY gPniortze ri cS oer oa oe | ca ai SCIENCE HALL si magia : “sar uildings INDUSTRIAL RN i naar. ARTS Techsters Will Long Remember the Winter of ‘49 Laoma Haws and Virginia Doran pelt : all passers-by with snow balls. oe Stella Smithpeter poses just before being slammed in the mug with a snowball. President’s home. Around the oval. Thelma Johnson, bogged down. A Winter Wonderland. Classes progress, even in the time of the snows. ' eo ce Joan Cox and Billie Fox frolic in the snow. | et Ye Olde Student Union Building. Billie Fox wants a ride home. She got ee one—slid all the way on the ice. ot cee Dining and mn Seiiiersin +. cc pose ements Ri RR he wo Editor at work. This way, please. 8 Ng, oes tS a ti 49 7 Her highness gets pe Waa Pardon, is my slip a new frock. showing? laxes among friends. M. C. Jack Chaney fj ire aries ° 4) — x Lin @ = wean 2 aga! = @ 4) @ Bee (ks “e = = = ae ‘ : z - te See a Administration S.R. EMMONS tion Dean of Administra S. PHOEBE ADDISON Dean of Women MR CCRA HERZOG Instructor of Commerce DR. S. R. EMMONS Professor of Education LORRAINE WITCHER Sec. to Veteran’s Counselor EARL HAMBURGER Refrigeration HELEN AMICK Assistant Professor of Home Economics LLOYD WHITFIELD Instructor of Journalism LURETHA PINNELL Assistant Professor of Home Economics ROBERTA CAVANAUGH Instructor of Kindergarten VELDA ANDERSON Assistant Registrar INEZ PARKER Instructor of Art EVERETT GARTRELL Financial Secretary ey [pe PAULINE JOHNSON Training School Supervisor GRANT HENDRIX Instructor of Industrial Arts DORA MITCHELL Training School Supervisor ELMER CECIL Superintendent Training School ZUMA COOK Hostess Stewart Hall WAYNE COX Instructor of Piano CLARA THCMPSON Training School Supervisor LOUIS MORRIS Instructor of Mathematics EVELYN HART Sec. to Dean of Administration HERWANNA BARNARD Associate Professor of English W. W. WARD Assistant Professor Commerce IVAN D. CATES Associate Professor of Education VESTER R. ECHOLS Extension MERLE TAFF Assistant Professor of Music DR. HAZEL FLOYD Professor of Education OLETA LOVE Assistant to Financial Sec HARRY HUGHES Business Manager Veterans’ Counselor PHOEBE ADDISON Dean of Women CEDRIC L. CRINK Associate Professor Dramatics ESTHER ROSS Instructor Cosmetology EDNA MULDROW Associate Professor English Beye Past esr yee MYRLE E. KELLY Associate Professor of Art W.H. BURRESS Supervisor of Training School BETTY WEBBER Secretary of Horology DR. CLARENCE McCORMICK Professor of Mathematics FERN LOWMAN Instructor of Commerce J. L. CERMAK Assistant Professor of Industrial Arts JUNE LEATHERS Secretary Business Manager DR. J. C. M. KRUMTUM Professor of Foreign Languages HANNA CHESNUT Assistant Librarian ERNEST A. THOMAS Librarian WALTER H. CROUCH Assistant Professor of Journalism JAKE SPANN Physical Education DAMARISE KITCH Assistant Professor of Speech ROBERT McGANN Instructor of Horology LULU E. VROOMAN Education Emeritus E. E. MASON Assistant Professor of Music MARY E. GRIFFIN Assistant Professor of Music CARL KNIFFEN Veteran’s Guidance Center MILLIE THOMAS Registrar PAUL MENASCO Instructor of Horology MATTIE DRISKILL Assistant Professor History DR. CONSTANTINO APOSTOLIDES Professor of Botany ——eEeEeEEEEEEOeeEeEeEEeEeEeEeEeEOOOeeeeeEeEeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ee ee L.W. GOOD Supervisor of Training School R. P. BEAUCHAMP Auto Mechanics IMA JEAN CLARK Sec. to President DR. PAUL HERING Professor of Pharmacy DOROTHY LINQUIST Instructor of Piano RICHARD HOUSE Training School Supervisor KATE BOLLENBACH Training School Supervisor DR. J. W. KELLER Professor of History DR. FRED W. ALLEN Professor of Biology DIXIE HAMMOCK Training School Supervisor URAL ED PEEVEY Professor of Histoiy DR. GRACE JENCKE Professor of English HAROLD LINSCHEID Associate Professor of Mathematics DR. GLADYS BELLAMY Professor of English HERSHAL RISINGER Dean of Men BETTY HANCOCK College Nurse CLYDE MILLER Instructor in Pharmacy AUDREY McGOLDEN Assistant Professor of Physical Education HAZEL EVANS Instructor in Commerce JEANNINE STILES Secretary to Financial Secretary VERA MAE TIPPENS Instructor in Horology Dept. } EE | nN 4 Campbell room of Library j . Radio class Getting the mail 2 CLASSES — og) a oe O pate “a — Lu = [24 O -Treasurer ry PRINGLE, BUFORD Lawton, Oklahoma BILBREY, PEGGY Weatherford, Oklahoma WRIGHT, GLENN H. 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Clinton, Oklahoma Seder cert. tP4SS3 Hittin s Buttons and bows SMITH, MARY ANN Waukomis, Oklahoma WALCK, LLOYD Shattuck, Oklahoma GUNNELS, DALE Waynoka, Oklahoma FANCHER, BOYD Altus, Oklahoma COOPER, WOODY Weatherford, Oklahoma HODGES, RUBY Oney, Oklahoma BENDER, CHESTER Thomas, Oklahoma HUBER, FRANCES Custer City, Oklahoma HEUSEL, ALICE JEAN Oklahoma City, Oklahoma NILES, DEAN Beaver, Oklahoma HOSKINS, ELLEN Seiling, Oklahoma SANDERS, JAMES Altus, Oklahoma LEONARD, BOB Weatherford, Oklahoma JORDAN, LOUISE Mutual, Oklahoma GRUBB, CLARA Custer City, Oklahoma NAIL, DAWSON Guthrie, Oklahoma be et a4 dam HEAD, CHARLES P. Vinson, Oklahoma FOOTE, MARTHA Corn, Oklahoma HAMBURGER, IRVIN Weatherford, Oklahoma WOODWARD, NORMA Clinton, Oklahoma WRIGHT, IRENE MARIE Weatherford, Oklahoma MURRAY, CALVIN Butler, Oklahoma WARD, LAVITA Sentinel, Oklahoma WARD, DON Sentinel, Oklahoma WILLIAMS, STANLEY Protection, Kansas ORMAND, CECIL YVONNE Butler, Oklahoma SHELTON, JUDSON G. Clinton, Oklahoma SANDERS, TRANNIE RUTH Sentinel, Oklahoma PERRY, JENNIE WREN Weatherford, Oklahoma WILSON, FLOYD Custer City, Oklahoma TETHER, TED Pauls Valley, Oklahoma REYNOLDS, SHIRLEY Hydro, Oklahoma Splicing film Demonstrating a hot lick McPHAIL, GENE Mt. Park, Oklahoma “COMER, BONNIE Fay, Oklahoma BOGDAHMN, CARL MILTON Woodward, Oklahoma BOGDAHN, PATSY Woodward, Oklahoma . REED, PATTA LEIGH Fairview, Oklahoma SIMMONS, BUSTER L. Altus, Oklahoma JOHNSON, THELMA Boswell, Oklahoma TAHSUDA, RAY Walters, Oklahoma CHANCELLOR, GILBERT Cloud Chief, Oklahoma BAKER, MARGARET Lookeba, Oklahoma COCHRAN, JAMES L. Sentinel, Oklahoma BECKHAM, JACKIE Colony, Oklahoma BLACK, ELNORA Port, Oklahoma STOUT, CLARENCE H. Altus, Oklahoma WOOD, MARTIN D. Weatherford, Oklahoma FRANCIS, MARION Binger, Oklahoma ROBERTSON, DELORES Sayre, Oklahoma PATRICK, LYNDOL Lookeba, Oklahoma DEMING, CHRISTINE Weatherford, Oklahoma DEMING, LOREN Weatherford, Oklahoma SYKES, JOHN Weatherford, Oklahoma DUNCAN, MARY Butler, Oklahoma ECK, KENNETH Healdton, Oklahoma TETHER, BETTY Pauls Valley, Oklahoma DRAKE, ANETTA Binger, Oklahoma BERKENBILE, WILLIAM Drummond, Oklahoma FOSHEE, JUANITA Sayre, Oklahoma FOSHEE, LEMUEL Sayre, Oklahoma CALVERT, GEORGE Hammon, Oklahoma STEEDS, NADINE Granite, Oklahoma COBB, ROBERT Arapaho, Oklahoma KEETER, DOROTHY Cordell, Oklahoma GRAHAM, CARROLL Cowden, Oklahoma HILDEBRAND, CARL Alfalfa, Oklahoma MORGAN, GLEN Canute, Oklahoma TRIPP, WAYNE Weatherford, Oklahoma wat: Caught outside the lab COULTER, MARGIE Eakly, Oklahoma CLEVELAND, GLEN Hollis, Oklahoma CLEVELAND, ALYNE Frederick, Oklahoma HANDLE Y, DOUGLAS Altus, Oklahoma HAYES, EMIL R. Erick, Oklahoma ELLIOTT, ELSIE Hinton, Oklahoma HOLLY, EARL Hollis, Oklahoma PAXTON, NORADA Lake Valley, Oklahoma McLERREN, GENE L. Seminole, Oklahoma UNGER, IRENE Elk City, Oklahoma MORRIS, C. L. Hollis, Oklahoma WILKINSON, BILLYE Hollis, Oklahoma WYATT, ANNA K. Cordell, Oklahoma RACKLEY, EUGENE Cheyenne, Oklahoma RATLIFF, GEORGE LELAND Hollis, Oklahoma SAPPINGTON, ROBERTA Weatherford, Oklahoma oe Sites Je, JR: Lookeba, Oklahoma WORRELL, BLANCHE Watonga, Oklahoma STAFFORD, JOSEPH W. Clinton, Oklahoma LEE, LAURA JUNE Putnam, Oklahoma LEATHERS, JUNE Martha, Oklahoma DENNIS, CHARLES Hollis, Oklahoma BABER, WILLIE LEE Elk City, Oklahoma BRAY, MEL Leedey, Oklahoma DURHAM, DELBERT Willow, Oklahoma BARHAM, BETTY Sweetwater, Oklahoma BERGEN, ZANE Weatherford, Oklahoma TETHER, BETTY JO Pauls Valley, Oklahoma CLARK, SYBLE BYRD Lookeba, Oklahoma TURNER, DONALD Altus, Oklahoma FOSTER, FLOYD Gotebo, Oklahoma COE, JOE LETA Eakly, Oklahoma Hey) 2AM on Stagecrafters at work ARGO, WEBSTER Hollis, Oklahoma INGRAM, MYRA GALE Clinton, Oklahoma CLARK, BETTY Clinton, Oklahoma JOHNSON, ROSE Weatherford, Oklahoma CHAPMAN, LEONARD Altus, Oklahoma MOCK, FRANK Weatherford, Oklahoma MAGILL, RALPH Weatherford, Oklahoma BYRD, ALFRED Durant, Oklahoma DENTON, DONNELL Cordell, Oklahoma MOREY, RAYMOND May, Oklahoma CRIDER, TED Cordell, Oklahoma WILLIAMS, VAN DALE Weatherford, Oklahoma MAUPIN, MAX Taloga, Oklahoma Cafeteria Line Neophyte Pharmacists ZA: be agate ae ag iy SON, Pres gags gm Ud Cc o rect ® be oy ro U' @ oO VU Ni Sy dent Lenk 6s ee ge Pallatives for pains Bs ee CRAWFORD, WAYNE Colony, Oklahoma ADLER, ELOUISE Weatherford, Oklahoma BUTLER, JAMES Butler, Oklahoma COON, SHELLEAN Mt. View, Oklahoma : CRABB, METTA RUTH Duke, Oklahoma CRABB, ADRIAN Duke, Oklahoma TAYLOR, WILMA JEAN. Willow, Oklahoma CROW, ELDWARD Mangum, Oklahoma DEAN, JIMMIE Canute, Oklahoma SHERILL, FERN Vinson, Oklahoma STEERE, BILLY CARROL Cheyenne, Oklahoma SIMPSON, BILLIE JEAN Carter, Oklahoma SHERWOOD, CORA Moorewood, Oklahoma SUTTON, HENRY Cordell, Oklahoma TIPPENS, RILEY W. Hammon, Oklahoma SMITH, MARGIE LOU Waukomis, Oklahoma FOX, BILLIE Arapaho, Oklahoma PECKHAM, NEIL Taloga, Oklahoma FOLSOM, MARY ANN Hydro, Oklahoma GALLOP, GLEN Weatherford, Oklahoma WEST, RICHARD Gotebo, Oklahoma HARDAGE, PATSY Checotah, Oklahoma NOBLE, J. W. “BUDDY” Beaver, Oklahoma GRAY, MILDRED Hinton, Oklahoma SMITH, CLAIRE HUTCHINS Cordell, Oklahoma JAMESON, HOBART Altus, Oklahoma WOOD, FRANCES FREIDRICH Weatherford, Oklahoma LARUE, SAMMY Stafford, Oklahoma JONES, BILLY RAYMOND Elmer, Oklahoma KLEIN, CLETTA Colony, Oklahoma HATCHER, LOUISE Arapaho, Oklahoma LITSCH, DALE Fay, Oklahoma Lewis approves a good job Photography is fascinating Milos feats SMITH, REBECCA Moorewood, Oklahoma FORD, BRUCE Weatherford, Oklahoma DACUS, PEGGY. Gotebo, Oklahoma MATTHEWS, LLOYD Clinton, Oklahoma KRAUSE, CONNIE Corn, Oklahoma GLOVER, RICHARD Oney, Oklahoma HANCOCK, EDNA Hinton, Oklahoma HAMMONS, LOWELL Thomas, Oklahoma PINSON, JIMMIE Tipton, Oklahoma SCOTT, SHARON Hollis, Oklahoma STOCKING, BILL Tipton, Oklahoma HAWKINS, PATSY LOU Martha, Oklahoma TALKINGTON, BETTY Hydro, Oklahoma PICKENS, ROSS KENNETH Thomas, Oklahoma RICHARDSON, De WAYNE Davidson, Oklahoma HEAD, LOIS Sentinel, Oklahoma WARD, DOYLE Colony, Oklahoma RICHEY, MARY RUTH Cloud Chief, Oklahoma RICHEY; H.C. Cloud Chief, Oklahoma SMITH, SHIRLEY Hollis, Oklahoma WADSWORTH, DOROTHY Cordell, Oklahoma NILES, CLIFFORD Beaver, Oklahoma STARR, BOBBIE TATUM Sentinel, Oklahoma WALTON, BOB Weatherford, Oklahoma SANDERS, BILL Leedey, Oklahoma RILEY, PANSY Durham, Oklahoma BRYANT, LESTER Portsmouth, Ohio PROCK, DON Hollis, Oklahoma STALLINGS, HARRY Vinson, Oklahoma HEATLEY, WARREN Weatherford, Oklahoma SIONS, GENE Oakwood, Oklahoma HENRY, BOB Amarillo, Texas HOSKINS, IRA Seiling, Oklahoma NEIGHBORS, CHARLES Elk City, Oklahoma ROBINSON, CARL Canton, Oklahoma ISERNHAGEN, HERMAN Bessie, Oklahoma Sunning MAHNKIN, BOB Jet, Oklahoma HILEMAN, RUTH Clinton, Oklahoma JONES, JACK Leedey, Oklahoma PHELPS, DOROTHY Cogar, Oklahoma GRUBB, LILLY Custer City, Oklahoma SCROGGINS, JACK Sayre, Oklahoma HENRY, MARY LEE Erick, Oklahoma REED, ED M., JR. Elk City, Oklahoma WRIGHT, WESLEY Ft. Supply, Oklahoma HARRISON, MAURENE Ft. 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Cheyenne, Oklahoma KELLEY, JUANITA RICH Canute, Oklahoma COX, JOAN NADINE Eagle City, Oklahoma PERKINS, DWAYNE Weatherford, Oklahoma ak LAUBACH, GENE Tulsa, Oklahoma DOUGHERTY, RUTH ANN Hinton, Oklahoma BROWN, COY Leedey, Oklahoma PATRICK, TERRANCE Blackwell, Oklahoma SEARCEY, LLOYD Eldorado, Oklahoma SMITH, LEON Cordell, Oklahoma SCRUGGS, WARREN Pampa, Texas KINDER, JIM Cement, Oklahoma HANCOCK, J. W. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma JACKSON, M. B. Elk City, Oklahoma REED, EDWARD Elk City, Oklahoma IRBY, DILLARD Artesia, N. Mex. Official soup taster That new look, y’know Be a ae oe It needs just a little more red PR An DAMRON, DOLORES HART Weatherford, Oklahoma KIRBY, LAVON Brinkman, Oklahoma HAYES, WILMA Vinson, Oklahoma GLOVER, GEORGE Carlsbad, New Mexico PIGG, WAYNE DONALD Weatherford, Oklahoma HOWELL, DOTTY Elk City, Oklahoma KUTCH, LLOYD Colony, Oklahoma HOLLY, DORIS Hollis, Oklahoma AGEE, JOHNNIE Clinton, Oklahoma FANCHER, BILL Stafford, Oklahoma EATON, PHYLLIS Weatherford, Oklahoma ELLIOT, LOU Hammon, Oklahoma FORD, WILFORD Wagon Mound, New Mex DONLEY, EMMA JEAN Clinton, Oklahoma DILOCKER, LOUISE Oakwood, Oklahoma FORD, JAMES Cordell, Oklahoma FRIZZELL, WILLIAM B. Clinton, Oklahoma HORNE, WILMA Willow, Oklahoma FLANSBURG, DOYCE Lookeba, Oklahoma ISERNHAGEN, ELFRIEDA Bessie, Oklahoma SANDERS, SHIRLEY Elk City, Oklahoma ABBOT, WAYNE Verden, Oklahoma FRANKLIN, MILDRED Grimes, Oklahoma ALEXANDER, G. L. Thomas, Oklahoma PERKINS, WAYNE Thomas, Oklahoma ABLES, BETTY Altus, Oklahoma WORD, BILLY JOHN Altus, Oklahoma JACKSON, RUTH Anadarko, Oklahoma oe erry; _ ee rian BUTLER, TOMASINA PAIR Sentinel, Oklahoma NALL, WILLIAM DEANE Cloud Chief, Oklahoma RODDEN, HERBERT Rocky, Oklahoma STEWART, LA JOYCE Willow, Oklahoma That crowning glory CSE EE att «welts . ” Public School Aviation 5 bL= HORNER, WYOMA Lenora, Oklahoma MALLORY, PERRY Southard, Oklahoma SMITHPETER, STELLA Geary, Oklahoma ISERNHAGEN, HERMAN J. Bessie, Oklahoma WAGNON, JOHN Tipton, Oklahoma ADLER, MILDRED Weatherford, Oklahoma FRY, KEITH B. Thomas, Oklahoma CORNELSON, MADONNA Clinton, Oklahoma TIPPIE, ALYCE JOYCE Samnorwood, Texas HUME, BILL Hydro, Oklahoma WRIGHT, LUCILLE Elmer, Oklahoma HALL, JAMES Binger, Oklahoma MARTINEZ, MANUEL Shattuck, Oklahoma LIKES, LOIS FERN Putnam, Oklahoma LIVELY, WILLA JEAN Sharon, Oklahoma MONDEN, JOHN LELAND Pernell, Oklahoma BOHANNON, BILLY RAY Carter, Oklahoma WHITE, RENA Geary, Oklahoma LAWLEY, CLYDE Weatherford, Oklahoma PATTERSON, MARY LOU Burns Flat, Oklahoma APPLEMAN, IRVA JEAN Hydro, Oklahoma ‘BRIGGS, THOMAS E. Cheyenne, Oklahoma WRIGHT, ANN Fort Supply, Oklahoma WILSON, RICHARD Pampa, Texas LUNG, KA KUI Hong Kong, China KAISER, JUANITA Weatherford, Oklahoma HIETT, RALPH EDWIN Vinson, Oklahoma LADD, JUANELL Altus, Oklahoma JACKSON, RUTH Anadarko, Oklahoma HARRIS, N.L., JR. ' Altus, Oklahoma HAWKINS, P. A. Weatherford, Oklahoma KLINGLER, DOROTHY Los Angeles, California Library checkout ROBINSON, CARLENE ! Canton, Oklahoma STAFFORD, FINIS Canute, Oklahoma TRAVIS, LAWANNA Hammon, Oklahoma WALLACE, ROBERT Clinton, Oklahoma STOCKTON, ROBERT L. Clinton, Oklahoma BUCKMASTER, SYLVIA Clinton, Oklahoma BUCKMASTER, D. D. Clinton, Oklahoma SHIRLEY, FLOY Hastings, Oklahoma FENN, BETTY SIMPSON Cloud Chief, Cklahoma THORNTON, DALE Cheyenne, Oklahoma PIGG, LOLA Weatherford, Oklahoma SIMMONS, W. G. Hollis, Oklahoma STATON, BOB Vinson, Oklahoma FLYNT, JENILEE PERKINS Hammon, Oklahoma SELF, JERRY JOYCE Sentinel, Oklahoma STUCKER, MAURICE DUANE Arapaho, Oklahoma Taflinger takes the floor aber Rs ROBINSON, BONNIE Weatherford, Oklahoma ROBERTSCN, GEORGE Weatherford, Oklahoma SONNTAG, MARJORIE Weatherford, Oklahoma PATTERSON, JOHN Weatherford, Oklahoma SIMMONS, LLOYD G. Sayre, Oklahoma SCHMIDT, CARCLYN Bridgeport, Oklahoma RATLIFF, DAVID Fort Cobb, Oklahoma STUCKER, VERNA MAE Clinton, Oklahoma SCHMIDT, JOAN Camargo, Oklahoma TAYLOR, JAMES FRED Tipton, Oklahoma RANDOL, SHIRLEY Custer City, Oklahoma SMITH, BILLY Leedy, Oklahoma VOGT, PAUL Weatherford, Cklahoma TURNER, IDA FRANCES ’ Erick, Oklahoma SMITH, CELESTE Weatherford, Oklahoma SIMMONS, ELWOOD Colony, Cklahoma Conference Comes mail time HAYDEN, KATIE ANN Clinton, Oklahoma MORSE, GRAYDON Fay, Oklahoma THOMAS, JACQUELINE Hydro, Oklahoma MARTIN, DAVID A. Mountain View, Oklahoma MILLS, JIMMIE Weatherford, Oklahoma HUDSON, JOYCE Hollis, Oklahoma MOUSE, MARVA DEE Canute, Oklahoma PITTMAN, DOLORES Binger, Oklahoma HEDRICK, WANDA Binger, Oklahoma KING, HENRY L. JR. Sapulpa, Oklahoma JANZEN, LA VERNE Custer City, Oklahoma HEUSEL, CLINTON Homestead, Oklahoma JOHNSTON, DONALD L. Gotebo, Oklahoma JONES, FERN Vinson, Oklahoma HAMBURGER, BERNICE Weatherford, Oklahoma HAWKINS, THOMAS Weatherford, Oklahoma KELLEY, WILEY WAYNE Hammon, Oklahoma ALLEN, BARBARA Weatherford, Oklahoma KUTCH, FLOYD L. Colony, Oklahoma LISTON, MARGARET Texola, Oklahoma McGREEVY, VERLA Canton, Oklahoma AYRES, DON Weatherford, Oklahoma ARMSTRONG, JUNE Weatherford, Oklahoma AUSTIN, DAVID Weatherford, Oklahoma WITCHER, JOE DEAN Vinson, Oklahoma WHITE, OLA MAE Durham, Oklahoma WARREN, DENVER Dodson, Texas BEESON, MARY NELL Weatherford, Oklahoma POWERS, VIRGINIA Sayre, Oklahoma PERRIN, JOE L. Reed, Cklahoma PRICE, WILLIA Oklahoma City, Oklahoma WILSON, JOYCE Erick, Oklahoma All is illusion. BELL, DOROTHY Willow, Oklahoma BAUCUM, BENTON R. Altus, Oklahoma CHILDRESS, PAT Elk City, Oklahoma BERGNER, DOYLE Weatherford, Oklahoma PHILLIPS, DEAN Watonga, Cklahoma RICHARDSON, BILLIE Granite, Oklahoma MOORE, LEON Dover, Oklahoma PAGE, PATTI Elk City, Oklahoma BRADY, ERNESTINE Clinton, Oklahoma RATLIFF, JAMES F. Fort Cobb, Oklahoma BURNS, MARY Canton, Oklahoma ROGERS, PHILLIP O., JR. Clinton, Oklahoma PATY, REX HOOD Willow, Oklahoma BURNETT, JOY Brinkman, Oklahoma RADER, FRANKIE Clinton, Oklahoma SMITH, DALE Rocky, Oklahoma DIAL, LEE J. Mangum, Oklahoma COFFEY, CHARLENE Mayfield, Oklahoma DOLLAR, EVERETT Brinkman, Oklahoma CLAPHAM, SIBYL Seiling, Oklahoma CUDE, NOVELL Weatherford, Oklahoma DAVIDSON, DWAIN Vinson, Oklahoma CHRISTY, JEANNE Weatherford, Oklahoma CALVERT, KEITH Thomas, Cklahoma BROWN, EDWIN Hollis, Oklahoma COATNEY, DARLENE Clinton, Cklahoma BURSCH, JOE Weatherford, Oklahoma BRISCOE, PEGGY Elmer, Oklahoma BLANKENSHIP, LOIS Eagle City, Oklahoma CARPENTER, JIM Tulsa, Oklahoma CCWHERD, LEE ROY Hammon, Oklahoma BARTON, SUE Weatherford, Oklahoma Bee Sekt ya Big Business Man SHAHAN, CLIFFORD Clinton, Oklahoma BEESON, DOROTHY Weatherford, Oklahoma SONNTAG, CHARLES Weatherford, Oklahoma SWITZER, ALICE MARIE Leedey, Oklahoma SAUER, ROSELLA Weatherford, Oklahoma TAUTFEST, DAVID Weatherford, Oklahoma ABERCROMBIE, MARY ‘Hollis, Oklahoma JACKSON, J. D. Sharon, Oklahoma LONG, VERLIN Hydro, Oklahoma SPRADLIN, ARTHENA Sayre, Oklahoma THOMPSON, CLARENCE Binger, Oklahoma FLYNT, JENNILEE Hammon, Oklahoma WILSON, SANFORD Cordell, Oklahoma HALL, MARCY LEE Elk City, Oklahoma CAGLE, CHARLES Hollis, Oklahoma WAGNON, MARION Tipton, Oklahoma MEECE, LEO Frederick, Oklahoma ROWLAND, DARLENE Hydro, Oklahoma WILLIAMS, JERRY Cordell, Oklahoma McKELLIPS, VERDA Fay, Oklahoma DIAL, ELTON Altus, Oklahoma GILWORTH, REX Alfalfa, Oklahoma McCORMICK, HERBERT Weatherford, Oklahoma DIRICKSON, FERN Mountain View, Oklahoma WILEY, BILL Lubbock, Texas TALBERT, PHIL Elk City, Oklahoma HILDEBRAND, DONALD ‘Alfalfa, Oklahoma KELLER, BILLY JOE Wellington, Texas DIRICKSON, BILL Alfalfa, Oklahoma NELSON, BILL Walters, Oklahoma McPHERSON, JACKIE Weatherford, Oklahoma EDWARDS, MAX Temple, Oklahoma HART, DARREL Weatherford, Oklahoma SULLINS, DWAYNE Elk City, Oklahoma DAMRON, DOW Elk City, Oklahoma LANE, BOB Weatherford, Oklahoma KILLAM, GERALD Weatherford, Oklahoma DIAL, CLYDE Altus, Oklahoma ESHENOUR, FRED Anadarko, Oklahoma Witt at work oe 2 EPSSEE FVEtT ths Dr. Allen says it doesn’t hurt - o = uU x= 1S) — ® Q we) s 0 Cc 5 fe) U ” 5 Cc ® we Public school aviation is) ick Glover makes a good shot (posed, D that WANDA MORSE ALINE INGRAM DOLORES ROBERTS VERA POTTER Cosmetology MRS. ESTHER ROSS Instructor in Cosmetology siving a manicure. MYRNA TRUE NORENE SCOGGINS NOLA ALLEN FIELDER JO GOODSON ANNA LEE LEWIS JO ANN BOWEN MARGARET LAMBKE FRANCES WOOD VELEDA ECKHARDT Pepe inane Oe ae Float time Taking ten Delta Sig Thanksgiving dance aby Kopin) Horology BERRY, MORTON E. Fairbanks, Alaska BRYON, JOSEPH Guymon, Oklahoma PETTY, DALTON E. Norman, Oklahoma CHANEY, JACK Oklahoma City, Oklahoma ROBERT HUFF Instructor METCALF, CECIL Stillwater, Oklahoma HINDS, VIRGIL Amherst, Texas STAPP, RALPH Altus, Oklahoma NOLEN, GLEN Wetumpka, Oklahoma ADAM, PERRY A. Fairfax, Oklahoma MILLER, LEROY Tonkawa, Oklahoma THOMPSON, VERGIL Boise City, Oklahoma VOTAN, J. NEALTON Talihina, Oklahoma GOODSON, J. A. Weatherford, Oklahoma MILTON, MERSHON Tulsa, Oklahoma HOOVER, JOE BILL Poteau, Oklahoma BOONE, PAUL Sentinel, Oklahoma PHILLIPS, FREDERIC Idabel, Oklahoma SCHWART, RAY Hydro, Oklahoma SMITH, HAROLD Durant, Oklahoma ELLENWOOD, CHARLES Oklahoma City, Oklahoma DAVIS, WARREN Minco, Oklahoma GOODPASTURE, JAMES Hennessey, Oklahoma JARNER, FRED C. Boswell, Oklahoma LOGAN, ARTHUR Perryton, Oklahoma FIRST ROW: Murray McCulley, Instructor; E.M. Smith, H. A. Stout, R. E. Mcintyre, D. F. Rich, Wesley Chesnut, Joe Flynt, |. G. Patterson, E. R. Sanders, Gordon Hallenbeck. SECOND ROW: Charles Anderson, W. O. Ross, D. H. Delk, Tom Mead, E. Shriver, Tom Burger. Friendly argument Advanced students in radio in- clude, left to right from Instructor McCulley, D. F. Rich, D. H. Delf, Wesley Chesnut, Joe Flynt and Dalton Savage. Refrigeration and Air Conditioning : eee ee . ree ae Be és ¥ FIRST ROW: Charles Chastain, Clay Powell, Dain Christian, Vernon Heinrichs, Earl W. Hamburger, Instructor. SECOND ROW: Alva Lambutus, James Neel, Arthur Wells, Bill Tate, Harold Powell, Robert Stephens. Bs FIRST ROW: R. L. Williams, Fred Parton, George High, Golden Lane, Gordon Franklin, George Cate, Leamon Bush, Instructor. SECOND ROW: Odell Harper, James Easter, Guy Loftin, Wayne Coe, Milton Mershon, George High, Doyle Smith, Cephas Johnson. Sigg: Techsters at j vegies ——_ Kai Ku Lung, freshman from Hong Kong, China, spends a great deal of time on his lessons. Work and Play Auto Mechanics FIRST ROW: Bill Hinson, Lee Stauffer, Sam Brown, Gordon Dixon, Jim Bernard, Clint Hughes, Anthony Vargo, Isaac Wyant, Adam Brehm, Earl Carpenter, Elmer Poole. SECOND ROW: R. P. Beauchamp, instructor; Ralph Fielder, Ed Brown, William Russell, Bill Lancaster, Bill Stout, Lawrence Perryman, William Willingham, Kenneth Hill, Vernon Quindt, Joe Smith, Reinhold Breitling. eee Arc Welder’s Class Beats me ] _ Looks intricate wa OE eae PE ee eT ELS 4 gt tse VIRGINIA PONDER D. W. LEATHERS Who’s Who in American Uni- lersities and Colleges” can- lidates are chosen annually liom all bona fide institutions f higher education in the ation on a basis of scholar- lip, leadership, and charac- 2r. his year 13 upper classmen lom SouthwesternTech were cluded on the list. Ira Eys- =r, Senior from Thomas, is ot pictured BOB MAGNESS BOB WILLIAMS eH eA es ri : oe wt : Fen 6 a eke? Bere Seon A 7, ne SEES, RAS Pee Ut LOLLEG! é, v = e JOE SCOTT ee see cee oe PE eae se ro. . —— BEST CITIZENS LAURA LEE AND RUBY EDSALL . rt mors le wiv mi WAYNE COMER ge IRVIN HAMBURGER ALPHA PHI SIGMA HONOR AWARD SOCIETY net nercnoraserntishs atbcebssliilay Te 4 JACKIE BECKHAM BAND QUEEN ee, . , eT eo oe KATIE ANN HAYDEN FOOTBALL QUEEN MISS RITA NICHOLS ALPHA NU SWEETHEART a = eye | 4 + ¢ MISS NORMA WOODWARD PHARMACY QUEEN ess The host and host Game room 4 i ms eine ‘ . ‘ee ae x v Af aVorite Pasti ime Fern Dirickson uses the PeY phone —90— Marian Frances slugs the juke box a mB | oa ag: — SS co 3 ‘got Surrealism =m Editor’s note: Despite the best intentions, our photog- 7 taphers sometime make a boner of which these are ; some of the better examples. , j “tags FRANKIE RADER Three outstanding Oklahoma photog- raphers: Harold Wolwine, Enid, President of the Oklahoma State Photographers’ Association; Arthur Brown, Okahoma City, secretary of the association; and Dan James, Oklahoma City, selected eight Tech Lovelies from a group of eighteen during presentation of the 1949 Yearbook Follies, February 15. CAROLYN SCHMIDT BILLIE FOX PEGGY BILBREY BETTY ERICKSON Pe ee eet _— 5 — _ ee ee 4 FRANCES TURNER MARCY HALL “ rs Tech Collegians Larry Cooper, Saxophone; Glen Wright, Trombone; David “Boomer” Hooten, trumpet and director; DeWayne Meyer, drums; Dean Guthrie, saxophone; Wayne Comer, piano; Al Hammock, saxophone. eo Lloyd Matthews, outstanding debator Buddy Spradling, accompanied by Dorothy Lin- quist, sings at the Xmas Assembly. eit Members of the cast: Emil Hayes, Clyde Dial, Clarence Stout, Patti Reed, Ed Reed, James Sanders, Mary Milner, Marcy Hall, Doris Holly, Elton Dial, George Calvert, Ted Tether, Charles Cagle, Theta Juan Bernhardt, lvar Heggen. ee Party time for QP members and guests Scene from play 02 al ieaaemeeaes = —102— Marian Frances, society editor; Wayne Comer, editor; Dub Leathers, sports editor; Laura Lee, Bus- iness Mgr. The editors of The Bulldog humbly present this book to the students, faculty, alumni, and all those interested in Southwestern Tech. Its im- perfections, we hope, will not outweigh any better points it may con- tain. To the best of our ability, we have tried to mirror the past year of events, high points, and “every-day livin’ ’’ of our school. LLOYD WHITFIELD RICHARD GLOVER MARVIN SADDORIS Photographer jo eiaaes deta pshied ded PL Photographer 1949 Bulldog Staff Se oe LS : zs ee ESE a Graydon Morse, Publications; Alta Jean Smith, Make-up editor oe : Virginia Doran, Asst. editor; Deward Paulsen, artist; meee: ate ; ‘ Audette Smoot, features Deward Paulsen, artist; Betty Tether, Director of ’49 Follies ‘omen, Campus Beauties To Be Named At Yearbook Follies Tonight Es Briefly This Is Your Southwestern The Southwestern has consistently been one of the best collegiate newspapers in Oklahoma. Under the guidance of its sponsor, Walter Crouch, and a succession of fine editors it has year after year rated top honors in the state collegiate press contests. The Southwestern presents forceful campus news, en- lightening editorials, entertaining features and a wide variety of pictures and cartoons. WALTER CROUCH Sponsor BUFORD PRINGLE JAMES BUTLER GREGORY SCHONES CHARLENE COFFEY Editor in Chief - Staff Writer Business Mgr. Staff Writer ee ae ee 5, i ce oe hae . Cea DEWARD PAULSEN MARVIN SADDORIS DON WARD Cartoonist Photographer Staff Writer PEGGY BRYANT GEORGE GLOVER VIRGINIA DORAN WAYNE COMER Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter ill “CHARLES WATKINS MARIAN FRANCES . OY CARL ROBINSON PEGGY BRISCOE Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter VERLA McGREAVY KEITH CALVERT JEAN TAYLOR Reporter Reporter Reporter SITTING: Doug Handley, Clark Hall, Katie Hayden, Virginia Ponder, Mattie Driskill, sponsor; W. W. Ward, sponsor; Marion Wagnon. STANDING: Laura Lee, Wayne Comer, Audette Smoot, H. L. Lain, J. W. Hancock, Mel Bray. SUPREME COURT HALL VIRGINIA PONDER Secretary-Treasurer Vicg Wayne Comer, Dr. L. E. Peevey, Mr. Ernest Thomas —108— Rhythm Band “to town is comin Be) aaore i | Santa Claus At work Ne WSw eek § MAP OE rey we : NUM bor Made Mite. fa ty Robert Wallace, Edward Spradling, Royce Patton, LeRoy Folks, Lou Elliott, Chester Bender, Jr., Cedric Crink, sponsor; Lloyd Matthews, Hobert Jameson. Debate Southwestern’s Debate Teams for the year 1948-'49 have been very outstanding. The Junior Debate team, consisting of Lloyd Matthews and LeRoy Folks, has a record that is more than un- usual. This team has defeated 16 different colleges and uni- versities, and has lost to only 4 schools. Among colleges and universities defeated by the Tech squad are Hesston College, Ottawa University, Bethel College, Kearney College, Bethany College, all of Kansas; Emporia State Teachers College, and Hastings College of Nebraska; and Southern Methodist Uni- versity, Baylor University, St. Mary’s, and TCU of Texas. CEDRIC L. CRINK Debate Coach At FIRST ROW: Frances Huber, Billie Wilkerson, Betty Tether, Peggy Dacus, Laura Lee, Shirley Reynolds, Doris Holly. SECOND ROW: Jo Leta Coe, Ruth Anne Ormand, Virginia Ponder, Mary Ruth Richey, Connie Krause, Betty Ables, Helen Amick. Forensia Forensia is a literary, social, and study club for girls. “’B’’ av- erage is the requisite for membership. This organization is the sister club of the Senate. FRANCES HUBER President —111— al sy Riley, Willa Jean Lively, s : va 3 ae FIRST ROW: Cora Sherwood, Joann Cox, Johnnie Agee, Jo Leta Coe, Pan Margaret Liston, Dorothy Phelps, Joan Schmidt, Louise Jordan. SECOND ROW: Audrey McGolden, Billie Simpson, Delores Robertson, Mary Duncan, Louise Di locker, Dotty Howell, Alice Switzer, Mary Ruth Richey, Marge McFadden, Virginia Ponder. WAA CORA SHERWOOD MARGE McFADDEN LOUISE JORDAN JO LETA COE President Vice-President Reporter Secretary-Treasurer FIRST ROW: Gregory Schones, Nell Elliott, Anna Lee Lewis, Betty Tether, Dr. L. E. Peevy, Patti Page, Corda Summers, Joan Sonntag, Charles Sonntag. SECOND ROW: Roy Watson, Clark Hall, Lou Elliott, Raymond Stout, Russell Burrows, Floyd Wilson, Mary Stout, Dr. J. W. Keller. International Relations Club This organization desires to strengthen the bonds of common interest that exist throughout the world. Lectures are given at meetings by persons well-versed on International Affairs. The club usually attends one or more national club meetings off the campus. BETTY TETHER GREGORY SCHONES CORDA SUMMERS LOU ELLIOTT President Reporter Secretary-Treasurer Vice-President —113— Future Teachers of America BOTTOM ROW: Doyle Fenn, Clark Hall, Clyde Dial, Dickie West, Mr. Robert Tyler, Carl Baird, Floyd Foster. SECOND ROW: Carl Hildebrande, Doyle Ward, Raymond Bacon, Carrol Graham, Robert Ratliff, J. D. Sizemore. Future Teachers of America emphasizes a four-fold program of growth and achievement, namely, personal cultivation; the development of wide cultural interest; the improvement of the teaching profession through a democratic organization; and community betterment through cooperative action. It en- courages members to lay the broadest possible foundation for the teaching profession. Majors in the education field who show qualities of leadership are eligible for membership. ROBERT RATLIFF President ; is 2 A a ol 1 dae ’ ba LD a = HILT LL PALLIA Li ty Ao es FIRST ROW: Irvin Hamburger, Theta Juan Bernhardt, Patta Reed, Ivar Heggen, Marv Milner, Damarise Kitch, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Clyde Dial, Ann Wright, James Sanders, Frankie Rader, Elton Dial, Doris Holly, Emil Hayes, Marcy Hall. Members absent: Edward Reed and Frank Gardiner. Pledges absent: Pat Child- ress, Richard Bridge. The purpose of this organization is to further interest among the students. Eligibility for membership is by invitation after participation in a major performance. IVAR HEGGEN LAURA LEE IRVIN HAMBURGER President Secretary-Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms —115— BOTTOM ROW: Lois Blankenship, Dotty Howell, Jo Leta Coe, Elaine Tautfest, Treva Vogt, Christine Apperson, Polly Morgan, Donna Pittman, Mary Burns. TOP ROW: Charles Cagle, Clark Hall, J. D. Sizemore, Dr. Paul Hering, Herbert Rodden, Leo Meece, Nicky Price, George Glover, Ruth Ann Ormand, Carl Kniffen, sponsor; Fred An organized movement of the Southern Baptist Convention, which endeavors to enlist students in campus and church ac- tivities that are conducive to spiritual growth. Membership is open to all college students. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Abercrombie, Juanita Campbell, Oletta Klein, Louise Rainboldt, sponsor; Fern Sherrill, Billy Wilkerson, Carlene Robinson, Charlene Coffey, Sue Nikkel. TOP ROW: Charles Abercrombie, Joe Perrin, Lloyd Searcy, Wanda Headrick, LeRoy Folks, Loel Briggs, Delores Robertson, Delores Pittman, Emil Hayes, Clarence Thomp- son, Lloyd Simmons, Ruby Edsall, Norma Greenfield. iii abo ? i 2 d t Youth Revival Seminar CARL KNIFFIN Sponsor = : [ee : ‘ wy LOEL E. BRIGGS LLOYD SEARCY President Vice-President ng Morning Watch at the “Y” Chapel. Bi Students leavi lf SPI] BX 4 FIRST ROW: Corda Summers, PattaReed, Theta Juan Bernhardt. SECOND ROW: Damarise Kitch, sponsor; Irvin Hamburger, Edward Reed, Ivar Heggen, Laura Lee. Alpha Psi Omega A national honorary dramatics fraternity designed to stimu- late interest in dramatics among college students and to devote closer fellowship among its members. DAMARISE KITCH CORDA SUMMERS IVAR HEGGEN LAURA LEE IRVIN HAMBURGER Sponsor Director Stage Manager Business Manager Sergeant-at-Arms —118— TECH Ke BOB WILLIAMS MAX SCARCE RALPH RILEY — Secretary-Treasurer President Vice-President Ee Ae FF here sok ees SECOND ROW: Don Ward, David Tautfest, H. C. Richey, Kenneth Smith, Leonard Chapman, Max Scarce. ' FIRST ROW: Vic Young, Jack Scroggins, Billy Jones, Bob Williams, Woody Cooper, Joe Fred Lohrengle. : | —119— i i I. FIRST ROW: Floy Shirley, Bonnie Robinson, Patti Page, Lois Likes, Betty Tether, Margaret Liston, Letha Sykes. SECOND ROW: Laura Lee, Mary Jane McCormick, Joyce Hudson, Jean Perry, Virginia Doran, Wayne Comer. THIRD ROW: Herbert McCormick, Virgil Hinds, Doyce Flansburg, Jim Sanders, Joe Smith, Charles El- Wesley Foundation The Wesley Foundation is an organization sponsored by the Methodist Church in the interest of all Methodist and Metho- dist preference students attending Southwestern. Many opportunities for religious growth, leadership, and entertain- ment are to be had through the several divisions of this or- ganization. BETTY TETHER HERBERT McCORMICK -120— JOYCE HUDSON FLOY SHIRLEY Student Director President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer ‘ in FIRST ROW: Patti Page, Betty Tether, Lois Like s, Laura Lee, Jeanne Perry, Letha Sykes. SECOND ROW: Dr. Clarence McCormick, Clifford Niles, Mary Jane McCormick, Joyce Hudson, Roberta Sappington, Vernon Perry, Wilbur Cave. SOY a THIRD ROW: Margaret Liston, Herbert McCormick, Jim Sanders, Ted Tether, Virgil Hinds, Virginia Doran, Rev. George Baker. ppg RO Pa RS Ee Ese) Wesley Players VIRGINIA DORAN President JOYCE HUDSON Vice-President Play Cast for “The Eternal Hills’’: Joyce Hudson, Mary Jane McCormick, Ver- non Perry, Laura Lee, Ted Tether, Lois Likes, Jim Sanders, Virgil Hinds, Herbert ve McCormick, Margaret Liston, Letha Sykes. —121— FIRST ROW: Clyde Dial, Fred Mercer, Nelda Mercer, Goldie Wallace, Mona Alexander, Millie Thomas, J.D. Sizemore. SECOND ROW: Myron Alexander, Doyle Fenn, Clark Hall, Floyd Wilson, George Calvert, Clifford Mur- phy, Ralph Stapp, Doyle Ward, Floyd Foster, Glen Morgan. Not pictured is Irene Unger, scrap-book keeper. Kitawasa A social and cultural organization having as its aims a study of human culture, especially Indian lore. Membership is by bid. J. D. SIZEMORE Vice-President MILLIE THOMAS Sponsor DOYLE FENN President —122— HARLON GINN ‘ CLARK HALL Outgoing President Parliamentarian Aah ROW: Ray Tahsuda, Paul Goosetree, Denver Warren, Richard Bridge, Wayne Tripp, Jack inson. SECOND ROW: Wilford Ford, Jack Head, Nicky Price, Marvin Saddoris, Earl Holly. Alpha Nu 4 YU oi BOB DOTSON JACK ATKINSON DOUG HANDLEY Secretary-Treasurer President Vice-President en FIRST ROW: Billy Jones, Jack Scroggins, Doug Handley, Dale Litsch, David Austin, C. L. Morris. SECOND ROW: Donal Turner, Bob Dotson, Vic Young, Buck Wagnon, Robert McClure, Joe Lowrie, John Wagnon, Leon Smith. aa yc Mea . FIRST ROW: Lloyd Cole, Dave Cummings, Charles Watkins, Wayne Comer, Bob Lane, Clarence Thompson. SECOND ROW: James Butler, Floyd Wilson, Glen Morgan, David Nixon, Richard Glover, Joe Perrin, Fred Eshenour. THIRD ROW: Royce Patton, Buford Pringle, George Glover, Joe Smith, Delbert Durham, Lavon Kirby; Clark Hall, not pictured. Independent Men Independent Men were organized at Southwestern Tech asa separate branch of the Independent Men and Women in 1949. The organization has as a major aim the developing of friend- ships and strengthening of unity among male students on this campus. President of the group, Glen Morgan, is not pictured. RICHARD GLOVER FLOYD WILSON Secretary-Treasurer Past President wi pane i fi | } FIRST ROW: Jimmy Mills, Dary! Schliep, Dale Litsch, Dean Phillips, Ralph Hiett, Denver Warren, Jerry Self, Lois Blankenship, Jacqueline Thomas. SECOND ROW: John Monden, Glen Gallop, O. V. Guthrie, Wilfred Ford, Lloyd Searcy, Ed Brown, Jim- my Kinder, Lee Russell, Joe Lowrie. MILDRED GRAY LOUIS WEBBER Secretary-Treasurer JOE MOAD Vice-President President Pharmacy Club avis FIRST ROW: Miles Clark, Louis Webber, Valeria Franzen, J. V. Adcox, Christine Apperson, Frank Mock, Dale Gunnells, Raymond Morey, Jimmy Keith, William Berkenbile. SECOND ROW: Jack Atkinson, lvar Heggen, Norma Woodard, Idalle Roach, Lyndol Patrick, Wendell Fowler, Carl Baird, Ralph McGill, Charles Abercrombie, Fred Hays. THIRD ROW: Melvin Jennings, John Benge, Joe Moad, Bill Stocking, Carl Bogdahn, Leon Marriott, Al Gaither. _ —125— Deward Paulsen, Marvin ad doris, Buford ‘Pring e, Jean Taylor, Charlene Coffey, James Butler, Wayne Comer, Gregory Schones, lvar Heggen, Don Ward. WALTER CROUCH LLOYD WHITFIELD Co-Sponsor Co-Sponsor Press Club The Press club, newest organization on the campus, was or- ganized in the second semester of 1949 with ten charter mem- bers. Purpose o f the club is to promote an appreciation of newspaper work and to broaden students’ knowledge of that field. Sponsors of the organization are Walter Crouch and Lloyd Whitfield. JAMES BUTLER JEAN TAYLOR CHARLENE COFFEY President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer —126— FIRST ROW: Pat Childress, Mary Lee Henry, Audette Smoot, Patsy Hawkins, Shirley Reynolds, Peggy Dacus, Jackie Beckham, Juanita Campbell, Mary Anne Smith, Billie Richardson, Fern Sherrill, Doris Holly. SECOND ROW: Peggy Briscoe, Marcy Hail, Betty Barham, Darlene Rowland, Connie Krause, Shirley Sanders, Sue Dunsworth, Rosemary Knie, Jerry Self, Donna Pittman, June Leathers, Darlene Coatney, Barbara Allen, Betty Ables, Inez Parker, Grace Hutchins. Delta Sigma Epsilon Alpha lota chapter of Delta Sigma Epsilon, National social sorority was organized on the Southwestern campus in 1939 as the 33rd chapter. The purpose of the sorority is to strength- en character; to cultivate a higher standard of womanhood; and to uphold scholarship. MARY ANN SMITH GRACE HUTCHINS SHIRLEY REYNOLDS PATSY HAWKINS Secretary President Treasurer Vice-President ae ae - a om y FIRST ROW. Corda Summers, Peggy Dacus, Lorraine Witc her, Virginia Ponder, Betty Ables, Patsy Hardage, Doris Holly SECOND ROW: Juanita Foshee, Lemuel Foshee, Gene Soffard, John Monden, Bob Walton, Frank Mock, Kenneth Eck Christian Leadership League The Christian Leadership League, college student organiza- tion of the Weatherford Church of Christ, was formed the first semester of 1946 for the purpose of training students in Chris- tian leadership and to increase interest in Christian principles. FRANK MOCK CORDA SUMMERS KENNETH ECK Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer President os) 78 os FIRST ROW: Roberta Sappington, Betty Fenn, Ola Mae White, Joan Schmidt, Corda Summers, Irvin Hamburger. SECOND ROW: Marley Whitson, Virginia Ratliff, Peggy Bryant, Ruby Edsall, Mary Ruth Richey, Betty Tether, Fern Lowman, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Wayne Comer, Lloyd Matthews, Leroy Folks, Herbert McCormick. Alpha Phi Sigma Alpha Phi Sigma is an honorary scholarship fraternity, having as its purpose the fostering of scholarships and friendships among students. Students who have a grade point average of 2.25 for 30 consecutive hours are eligible for membership. A pin is presented each year to the one outstanding member of each chapter of the organization. IRVIN HAMBURGER JOAN SCHMIDT ROBERTA SAPPINGTON President Treasurer Secretary setae FIRST ROW: Mason, Pric e, Wood. SECOND ROW: Beckham, Tether, Cowherd, Hart, Page, Folks, B. Westmoreland, Agee, Wagnon, Hooten, Bridge. THIRD ROW: Barham, Briggs, Robinson, Comer, Wright, LaRue, McCormick, M. Westmoreland, Cooper. FOURTH ROW: Head, Maupin, Sanders, Bender, Malcolm, Krause, Hayden, Wagnon. Band | Director; Meyer, Childress, Hall, — Three trumpeteers, Wagnon, Hooten, and Bridges Marcy Lee Hall and Pat Chil- dress Ce ROSEN DE: pab Prof. Mason conducts the Christmas Concert —130— bile. aaa a Tech Band leads the Home- coming Parade FIRST ROW: Frances Huber, Betty Fenn, Pat Hardage, Helen Amick, Joyce Stewart, Ruby Edsall. SECOND ROW: Mildred Franklin, Lilly Grubb, Juanita Foshee, Dorothy Phelps, Rosemary Knie, Sue Nikkel, Mrs. Luretha Pinnell, sponsor. Hammacian A club for students whose major or minor is home economics. The purpose is to promote good fellowship, to foster appre- ciation of home life, and to provide opportunities for social development. RUBY EDSALL FRANCES HUBER CLAUDINE MEEK SUE NIKKEL Vice-President Reporter President —131— Secretary Beta Gau Beta Rial (i BOB MAGNESS President M. REED, JR. | i Vice-President Secretary P2000 00 CCOQQOOY e ‘6 Beta Tau Beta, asocial Greek letter fraternity, is the oldest fraternal organization on the Tech campus. The sound principles — leadership, scholarship, and brother- hood—upon which the or- ganization was based, are reflected in the activities of the Betas, who are repre- sented in practically every campus activity. A well- rounded social program is maintained. e CHARLES H. NEIGHBORS IVAR G. L. HEGGEN MEL C. BRAY Treasurer Historian Parliamentarian —132— MELVIN WESTMORELAN D BOBBY G. ALLEE DAVID LAMB GLENN WRIGHT RILEY W. TIPPENS JOSEPH A. FLYNT ROBERT COBB DAVID B. HOOTEN DENSIL SIDES ROY BARRICK M. B. JACKSON J. FRANK HOWARD J. W. NOBLE MAX G. MAUPIN EDWARD G. SPRADLING NEIL PECKHAM | DAVID MARTIN DOW DAMRON DeWAYNE MEYER HENRY KING 3 1 ap oe no ra O abs U Ne ee lw = O = DORIS DAY President va TRI-J is the oldest social sorority on the campus. Its purpose is to promote an enduring social sisterhood among girls of good personality, good character and high ideals. Students are invited to join by unanimous bid. Not pictured: Sue Barton, Lawanna Travis, Mary E. Griffin, sponsor RUBY ROGERS NOVELL CUDE PATTA REED BETTY CLARK MYRA GALE INGRAM MARIAN PHILLIPS wars ALYNE CLEVELAND ROBERTA SAPPINGTON VIRGINIA DORAN PHYLLIS EATON RITA NICHOLS ARTHENA SPRADLIN amen Boome ag a ERT RES OF CLAIRE H. SMITH LAOMA HAWS THETA BERNHARDT BILLIE SIMPSON CELESTE SMITH wn 55 Refreshment Time At the Snack Bar Mr. Ernest Thomas at the library desk Mel Bray patiently plods along on the 10 key adding machine —136— Cateteria Christmas Banquet About the Campus Mr. Darnell and Mr. Hughes discuss business | —__ problems —137— Page at the piano Tech Band at the wrestling matches) Dot Keeter poses in poppies Horology Dept. Metta Crabb getting the tip off —140— Tri J’s at work on their homecoming float {=z Myra Gale Ingram at ye olde swim- ming pool Marcy Hall models for photography class j @ = Applied, that is Stage crew at work on back drops How some people rate ing doors Behind those swing Meandering along ust §) Be ei Aline Ingram, Cosmetology student Big bull session! —144— Gridiron With an impressive record in prep football circles, Coach Jake Spann came to South- western Tech in 1939 from Hol- lis highschool. Spann served as head football coach through the 1941 season, in which his team won the conference championship. He then went to the Navy and returned to the helm again in 1946, where he has served until the present date. COACH JAKE SPANN Daily Workout i Bie i at ‘ Soe int r : bt io se DON PROCK JACK SCROGGINS LEO MEECE DEAN NILES Hollis Sayre Frederick Beaver Center Quarterback End Quarterback LEO PRESLEY Elk City HOMECOMING GAME WITH CENTRAL STATE Assistant Line Coach gegede Deed. ae toy I D. W. LEATHERS Hollis Halfback MARTIN WOODS Weatherford Guard DAVID TAUTFEST Weatherford End DON JONES Thomas Center HAROLD “MOON” STINSON Mountain View Halfback BUSTER HINEY Weatherford Center ORVILLE LONG Geary End RED HUNT Altus Tackle BILL WARE Cordell Fullback BOB DOTSON Cement Guard MAX SCARCE Arapaho Guard DALE JARVIS Weatherford Halfback A. J. PROCK Hollis Tackle LEONARD CHAPMAN Altus Tackle DWAYNE BATES Clinton Fullback KENNETH SMITH Hollis Tackle BOB WRIGHT Weatherford Halfback ALVA HAWKINS Weatherford Halfback RALPH RILEY Carnegie End GLEN CLEVELAND Hollis End , i ee “aaa he LRA Sg get? BOB WILLIAMS Weatherford Quarterback BOB DAWSON Weatherford Center LLOYD GRAHAM Walters Halfback H. J. ZACHARIAS Weatherford Guard Football Squad 1949 RECORD CEntralsStote an ee ae ee Gla toe 15 FOChige 2 ere 20 Northwesterti ee oe etowrcres ene 20 NACH eet eee ee 20 Southedastem wa po iateaas te eae 12 W6ChinAGe erie 6 EQS OMIEOl ee cetine chloe same eras s 33 TECH cect ahveltes 6 Northeastern. 02) oo acetone 3 20 TECH eet. oir ata 6 COMCTON pice eee a oe 6 TeChic.. oO secaenee 0 FICCI ere eee ha oe sine hoes 27 TECK ieianets soak 0 Winfield ......... BR Arie aerate 21 Techiveats cate e r Colorado Stole a. oe ea es 12 TOCh ete ene 6 FIRST ROW: Robert Steeds, Lloyd Graham, Red Hunt, Martin Woods, Leonard Chapman, Dub Leathers, Ralph Riley, Bob Wil- liams, Dwayne Bates, Bill Ware, Dale Jarvis. SECOND ROW: Alva Hawkins, Bob Wright, Jack Scroggins, Edward Crow, Rex Paty, Orville Long, Dawson ‘Nail, Max Scarce, Kenneth Smith, Harold ‘‘Moon” Stinson. THIRD ROW: Don Jones, Jackie McPherson, Buster Hiney, H. J. Zacharias, Fred Taylor, Leo Meece, Bob Dotson, Bob Dawson, David Tautfest, Don Prock, Dean Niles. aa os Baseball RECORD Central. State. vv.0e ee cei ee 6 Techwexsaetn eee 2 Phillips (University es... 3.0. thee ne Tech accep naa 4 Phillips, University snc..e ss eeaoee see 4 Techie sane ears 12 Oklahoma:.A: M Weeds se cn aunte ere 8 Techweseacortis Hee bes Oklahoma A. 6 Mii ca ce ee, ee 4 LOCH ie setae bake rae 3 East Centrals sesseee haa ce ae 6 TeChcsaveeg cen ee 7 East Central nc) varias eee 4 a Xol a ee eins icity owen. 17 Harcitt:. teste ie ee are an ee ene 10 MECH tye oe nee 2 Harding restr Sioa eee ee eee ee ae 3 Techgic ea ee 0 Sayre. Junior College; o:c.0) sun tee 4 T@Ch whe ces oe oe 24 Sayre Junior Colleges222 00.0. as pees 3 TOC Ste heer 4 Tinker-rield a ese Onc ae eee 0 Tech fac eres 16 QB senle detente ed Oo fiancee see ee 5 Tech eu, vac ereeerees 5 Texas: A: GM Niasees cece Boab ier 16 Tech ace eee ceere 2 Ss FIRST ROW: Paul Vogt, Harvey Reimer, Billy Jones, Leroy Wright, Leonard Ruhl, Dub Leathers, Hugh Randolph, Charles Duval, Roy Coble, Kenneth Fancher. SECOND ROW: Joe Fred Lohrengle, Bill Williams, Rankin Williams, Orlen Jantzen, Earl Niles, Bob Epps, Joe Rogers, Orvie Long, Clay Carr, Lee Freeze, Vern McClendon, Don Ward. —152— ae CHARLES DUVAL ROY LEE COBLE ORVILLE LONG Vi ORLAND JANTZEN LEE FREEZE RED ROGERS HUGH RANDOLPH LEONARD RUHL —153— ie ROBERT EPPS DON WARD RANKIN WILLIAMS ; PAUL VOGT LEROY WRIGHT EARL NILES BILL JONES VERN McCLENDON HARVEY REIMER DUB LEATHERS mee ait, af j bs CLAY CARR _ KENNETH FANCHER Basketball ENiclalreSterstee felt ae eile was PRICaileSm rota kh ote ees SOUINEASLEIN A, fajsurangeceee helole Northwestern: . .4.5.ds0casas0% PDS aes vrei iio how Sa wis wre 5 Gentialmercr cick ta ch cements ce dre eee fr [ (E wutt| MAX SCARCE LLOYD GRAHAM H. C. RICHEY RALPH RILEY: JACK SCROGGINS HARVEY REIMER —156— NEIL EDWARDS Asst. Coach HAROLD STINSON DEAN NILES DAVID TAUTFEST restling COUNTER CLOCKWISE: Leonard Chapman, Jimmy Ames, Vic Young, Fred Taylor, Dick West. —158— CLOCKWISE: Steve Stroud, J. W. Hancock, T. J. Snyder, Don Ayres, Warren Scruggs. ‘aes a FIRST ROW: Harry Hughes, coach; Steve Stroud, Don Ayres, Vic Young, J. W. Hancock, Leonard Chap- man, Dwight Ford. SECOND ROW: Dwain Davidson, Warren Scruggs, Leo Nash, Dick West, Jimmy Ames, T. J. Snyder. SEASON’S RECORD Oklahoma University ..... 26 Tech vie. 8 Oklahoma A M........ 34 Techteicuece 0 lowa State Teachers ..... 52 Techies _0 Oklahoma A M........ 38 Techies ace. 0 Cornellizeces err een 27 Lech tyseee 8 sh ba Ti —160— Come on, James Leonard ADVERTISING There's Satisfaction An Accomplishment THOSE OF YOU WHO ARE GRADUATING AND THOSE WHO WILL FOLLOW WILL FIND THE GREATEST OF SATISFACTION IN YOUR SERVICE TO HUMANITY. WE CONGRATULATE YOU — IT'S AN ACCOMPLISHMENT TO RENDER SERVICE TO PEOPLE THROUGH PHARMACY. The Fox-Vliet Drug Co. WICHITA OKLAHOMA CITY PUEBLO ALBUQUERQUE Weatherford Hatchery N t | G Quality Chicks and Quality Eggs a UU ra as The Nation’s Choice Fuel Dependable, Convenient, Economical Consolidated Gas UTILITIES CORP. Production — Transmission — Distribution To all who have assisted the 1949 Bull- dog Staff in making the publication of this Yearbook possible, I am extremely grateful. —WLC —162— THE SECURITY STATE BANK Weatherford, Oklahoma CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS $150,000.00 THE BANK OF FRIENDLY SERVICE All Deposits Insured by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation —163— HEADQUARTERS For BOOKS, MAGAZINES | B . eld’ uf OUT-OF-TOWN NEWSPAPERS ottenfi S SHC. GREETING CARDS PENS and PENCILS SUBSCRIPTIONS STATIONERY USED BOOKS “ RENTAL LIBRARY TOYS and GAMES Distributors for “Southwest's Largest Beauty Supply Dealers” —WHOLESALE ONLY— Helene Curtis, Rilling, Mary Lowell, Dermetics, Sr EVE einen Parker Hubex, Revlon and Farel Destin. VENSON’ Royal Chrome Furniture OpensEverinae ahacseniate 119 N. W. Second, Oklahoma City, Okla. 119 W. Main Phone 2-4296 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. “Best Wishes From” SOUTHWEST'S FAVORITE WHOLESALERS of VENTILATION AIR CONDITIONING REFRIGERATION Equipment and Supplies M. W. “Dutch” Voss A. R. Bob” Morin M) Sweety Company 911 North Walnut Street OKLAHOMA CITY 4, OKLAHOMA Phone 7-4980 sth ba RATCLIFFE’S BOOK STORE South of Campus, Weatherford, Oklahoma 617 C, Lawton, Oklahoma 108 D, Lawton, Oklahoma TEXTBOOKS, LIBRARY AND REFERENCE BOOKS, AND OFFICE SUPPLIES “Everything for the Teachers” Silver Crest Bakery “If it comes from Silver Crest it’s good to eat.” SPECIAL DECORATIONS PASTRIES BREAD MILLER’S DRUG Phone 112 “The Prescription Drug Store” WEATHERFORD, OKLAHOMA Weatherford, Oklahoma Clyde Miller Phone 81 —165— 4 till gl ul will Davenport Real Estate - Insurance Agency “Where Protection Tells and Service Sells” phe By ele i: 127 West Main Phone 460 DORANS SERVICE STATION “Skelly Courtesy” Finest Petroleum Products LUBRICATION—WASHING—TIRE SERVICE Telephone 190 300 West Main CORNWELL ELECTRIC EATON GROCERY AND MARKET Electric Supplies — Light Fixtures « @ e Small Appliances Phones: 208, 308, Rural 51 ' 112 N. Brooadway—Weatherford, Okla. Phone 280 pas «0 ae When they ast what yore name is, SOUTHWESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO. WHOLESALE — RETAIL Supplies for Cars, Trucks, and Tractors e e e Douglas Conder, Prop. Phone Rural 105 Phone City 210 WEATHERFORD, OKLAHOMA Dickie Insurance Agency - “Let Dickey Write It” Telephone No. 128 111 East Main Street Weatherford, Oklahoma that’s gettin’ jest a little too pussonal! FOREMAN’S CLEANERS Phone 358 “Fine Cleaning” 109 East Main “Your Home Away from Home” CAIN HOTEL —167— Weatherford, Oklahoma G. K. HARRIS SON HARDWARE as Phone 221 G. E. Jones Watches - Diamonds - Silverware Phone 37 WEATHERFORD, OKLAHOMA ) SOT tiene Nec Pull yourself together, George, it’s time for us to go. ae THE PEOPLE'S STORE Weatherford’s Leading Department Store Nationally-Known College Apparel —168— Ce amp X RESERVATIONA, SKYWRITING SERVI SOAPS — DISINFECTANTS DEODORANTS GYM FINISH — FLOOR WAX All Maintenance Supplies SANITARY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Karl James, President 516 West Grand — Phone 7-4545 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma “THE SMART SHOP” Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Exclusively FEATURING NATIONALLY ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE —169— YOU KNOW — WE KNOW OUR GROCERIES Fine Foods... Pastries... Meats... Frozen Food Lockers THACKER BROTHERS Phones 181-281 Free Delivery Cee beaneu feegceee Soseaee TECH THEATRE THE SHOWPLACE OF WEATHERFORD —170— Sony's and Suzie’s Steak House Burger-in-Basket Our Specialty H M CAFE HAGA MOTOR COMPANY STEAKS and CHOPS FORD DEALER ALL KINDS OF Sales and Service SANDWICHES Weatherford, Oklahoma FINE PRINTING Tautfest Hardware Appliance HEADQUARTERS FOR SPORTING GOODS 119 West Main — Phone 484 The Weatherford News PRINTERS - PUBLISHERS —171— C. R. Anthony Co. MARCY LEE DRESSES and BRYON HALL SUITS GOSS’ FOOD MARKET MORE FOOD—BETTER FOOD FOR YOUR DOLLAR _John C. Goss, Prop. Greene Brothers ’ Inc. SCIENTIFIC APPARATUS CHEMICALS Se : SOUTHWESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO. W holesale — Retail Phone R-2268 Supplies for Cars, Trucks, and Tractors Douglas Conder, Prop. 1812 Griffin St. Dallas 2, Texas Phone Rural 105 Phone City 210 Weatherford, Oklahoma iio = PERE Tot Tech fieanens “Where the Charm of Newness Is Assured” TAILOR MADE CLOTHES FREE DELIVERY Phone 140 — 116 North Custer PSST! HE’S GOT B. O:! . psi RO GREENE BROTHERS, Ine. Scientific Apparatus Chemicals 1812 Griffin Street Dallas 2, Texas Phone R-2268 MAGNOLIA SERVICE STATION MOBILGAS MOBILOIL MOBIL TIRES and BATTERIES WASHING — POLISHING Wholesale .... Retail Phones: City: 287 Rural: No. 8 H. L. Wright, Agent — J. W. Wright, Mgr. a a Ti ny Diner Coniplirientstor HOMEMADE PIES — ROLLS SOUPS — BISCUITS — CHILI Hume-Steward — 219 W. Main Ph i MACKLANBURG SUPPLY CO., INC. one 4 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA Wholesale Refrigeration — Air Conditioning — Heating J OE’S BARBER SHOP Supplies and Equipment MEAN’S HOTEL BUILDING 106 N. Custer Kind, Courteous Service eel ee @ Your YEARBOOK Lithographed by... SEMCO COLOR PRESS FINE COLLEGE AND HIGHSCHOOL ANNUALS B.L.SEMINER 129 N. W. 3rd ST. Dicaiee OKLAHOMA CITY —1 75— Ma teppei A gathering in the trades school + SENIOR ACTIVITIES x PRINGLE, BUFORD — Lawton, Oklahoma,, B.S., Press Club, Editor of Southwestern, Inde- pendent Men, Chorus. : BILBREY, PEGGY—Weatherford, Oklahoma, Bs. WRIGHT, GLENN H.—Weatherford, Okia- homa, B.S., Beta Tau Beta, Band, Chorus, Tech Collegians, Who’s Who. WESTMORELAND, BETTY—Clinton, Okla- homa, B.S., Band, Chorus, Alpha Phi Sigma, Forensia, Who’s Who 1947-48. CARTER, WILLA—Reydon, Oklahoma, B.S. SIMPSON, CURTIS—Tipton, Oklahoma, B.S. FARRIS, EFFIE—Hobart, Oklahoma, B.S., Palette Brush, IRC. ABERCROMBIE, CHARLES—Vinson, Okla- homa, B.S., Pharmacy Club, IRC, B.S.U. LANDERS, RALPH—Custer City, Oklahoma, B.S., Pharmacy Club. McFADDEN, MARJORIE—EI Reno, Okla- homa, B.S., W.A.A., B.S.U. DeVAUGHN, BERYL—Weatherford, Okla- homa, B.S., Pharmacy Club. CAMPBELL, JUANITA—Devol, Oklahoma, B.S., Delta Sigma Epsilon, B.S.U. WRIGHT, LeROY—Weatherford, Oklahoma, Boa Oe Club: HAMBURGER, IRVIN—Weatherford, Okla- homa, B.S., Alpha Phi Sigma, IRC, Who’s Who, Christian Leadership League, Senate. WILLIAMS, BOB—Weatherford, Oklahoma, B.S., “O” Club Sec. Treas., Who’s Who. CARVER, JAMES—Granite, Oklahoma, B.S., A.Ph.A. CAVNESS, TWYLA BETH—Hollis, Oklahoma, B.S; ANQUOE, EVANS—Mountain View, Okla- homa, B.S. MALEY, MARIE—Oklahoma City, Oklaho- ma, B.S., Pharmacy Club, A. Ph. A., Tri J. ADCOX, J. V.—Delhi, Oklahoma, B.S., Phar- macy Club, Alpha Nu. COX, JACK—Oakwood, Oklahoma, B.S., IRC. PITTMAN, DONNA —Binger, Oklahoma, B.A., BSU, Delta Sigma Epsilon. CHAPMAN, RAYMOND—Weatherford, Ok- lahoma, B.S. PAGE, BETTYE—Geary, Oklahoma, B:S., Yearbook Staff ’48, Forensia, Who’s Who ’48. SYKES, LETHA—Weatherford, Oklahoma, B.S., Hammacian, Wesley Foundation. MOAD, JOE FRANK—Cheyenne, Oklaho- ma, B.S., A. Ph. A., Pharmacy Club. HUTCHINS, GRACE—Altus, Oklahoma, B.A., Alpha Phi Sigma, Delta Sigma Epsilon, Palette Brush, Forensia, Chorus. MARRIOTT, LEON—Clinton, Oklahoma, B.S., Pharmacy Club. LONG, L. R.—Hearne, Texas, B.S. JENNINGS, MELVIN—Brookfield, Missouri, B.S., A. Ph. A. BRANDT, RICHARD—Weatherford, Oklaho- ma, B.S. CLARK, MYLES-—Weatherford, Oklahoma, B.S. WILLIAMS, BILL R:—Weatherford, Oklaho- ma, B.S. DOANE, CLARELLA—Fairview, Oklahoma, B.S. —177— + SENIOR ACTIVITIES x WILKERSON, JOHN £.—Calumet, Okla- homa, B.S. GREENFIELD, NORMA—Colony, Oklahoma, B.S., Forensia, Baptist Student Union. RATLIFF, VIRGINIA LEE—Geary, Oklahoma, B.S., Delta Sigma Epsilon vice-president, Al- pha Phi Sigma, Forensia. RATLIFF, ROBERT L.—Altus, Oklahoma, B.S. WILLIAMS, ELLEN—Lawton, Oklahoma, B.A., Palette and Brush. WOHL, CHESTER D.—Leedey, Oklahoma, B.S., Palette and Brush, IRC. NORTON, ROBERT B.—Erick, Oklahoma, B.A. NELL, GERALDINE—Hollis, Oklahoma, B.S. OSMOND, DAVID J.—Gotebo, Oklahoma, B.S. OSMOND, ALVERNA—Gotebo, Oklahoma, B.A. VOTAW, ROXIE ANNA—Talihina, Oklaho- ma, B.A., Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Theta. UNGER, JESSE LEWIS—Elk City, Oklahoma, B.A., Kitawasa. SCHONES, GREGORY—Weatherford, Okla- homa, B.A., Senate, IRC, Independent Men and Women, Kitawasa, Southwestern Staff. SYKES, ELVIE— Weatherford, Oklahoma, B.A. THORNBERRY, MARY JANE—Reed, Okla- homa, B.S. WILSON, JODE—Cordell, Oklahoma, B.A., President Senior Class, Band, Beta Tau Beta. TANDY, IVA THREADGILL—Mangum, Okla- homa, B.A., Palette and Brush. SMITH, JAMES K.—Hollis, Oklahoma, B.S. HAYS, FRED—Mena, Arkansas, B.S., Phar- macy Club, A. Ph. A. WILLIAMS, HELEN LOUISE—Alva, Oklaho- ma, B.A., Palette and Brush, Who’s Who. BRIDGE, RICHARD A.—Healdton, Oklaho- ma, B.A., Alpha Nu, Band, Chorus. LONDON, WANDA—Rocky, Oklahoma, B.S., Tri-J, Hammacian. LISTON, DEE—Texola, Oklahoma, B.A. STARR, WILLIAM— Mangum, Oklahoma, B.A., S. Club. DAY, DORIS—Russell, Oklahoma, B.S., Pres. Tri-J, Hammacian. ALEXANDER, MYRON L.—Weatherford, Ok- lahoma, B.S., Kitawasa. HOLDER, JIMMY—Weatherford, Oklahoma, B.S. HOLDER, MARY NELL—Weatherford, Okla- homa, B.S. SMITH, ALTA JEAN—Reed, Oklahoma, B.S. LEATHERS, D. W.—Hollis, Oklahoma, B.S., S. Club, Yearbook Staff. EDSALL, RUBY—Watonga, Oklahoma, B:S., Hammacian (Vice-Pres.), Forensia, Alpha Phi Sigma, Who’s Who 1948-49. SIZEMORE, J. D—Hollis, Oklahoma, B.S. SMOOT, AUDETTE—Eagle City, Oklahoma, B.S., Student Council, Delta Sigma Epsilon. COMER, WAYNE—Fay, Oklahoma, B.A., Alpha Phi Sigma, Who’s Who 1948-49, Young Citizens Comm., Student Council, Southwest- ern Staff, IRC, Supreme Court, Wesley Founda- tion, Independent Men and Women, Tech Collegians, Band. —178— K SENIOR ACTIVITIES x EVANS, CARROLL — Calumet, Oklahoma, , B.S. HALL, CLARK—Altus, Oklahoma, B.A., Pres. Student Council, Ind. Men and Women, Inter- national Relations, Future Teachers of Amer- ica, Kitawasa. WHITSON, MARLEY—Fay, Oklahoma, B.S., _ Alpha Phi Sigma, Wesley Foundation, Writer's Guild, IRC. BURNHAM, OLIVER—Reed, Oklahoma, B.S., IRC, Alpha Phi Sigma, Future Teachers of Am. APPERSON, CHRISTINA—Quitaque, Texas, A. Ph. A., B.S.U. PONDER, VIRGINIA—Leedey, Oklahoma, B.S., Student Council sec.-treas., W.A.A. presi- dent, Independent Men and Women, Alpha Phi Sigma, Christian Leadership League. WITT, AUBREY C—DManitou, Oklahoma, B.A., IMW, Future Teachers of America, Sen- ate, IRC, Young Citizens Committee, South- western Editor, Alpha Phi Sigma, Debate, Who's Who, Best Citizen 1948. McCLURE, MARILYN SUE—Roosevelt, Okla- homa, B.S., Alpha Phi Sigma, Delta Sigma Epsilon. HEGGEN, IVAR G. L.—Port Hueneme, Cali- fornia, B.S., Beta Tau Beta, Q.P., Alpha Psi Omega, A. Ph. A., Pharmacy Club, V. P. Senior Class, Southwestern Staff. BURCHAM, RALPH—Reed, Oklahoma, B.S., Palette Brush, Alpha Phi Sigma, Red Red Rose, Ind. Men and Women, IRC, Who’s Who 1947-48, Editor of 1948 Bulldog, Senate, Chris- tian Leadership League. BURCHAM, VERNA —Reed, Oklahoma, B.A. ROACH, IDALLE MARY—Seiling, Oklahoma, B.S., A. Ph. A. ALLEE, BOBBY—Moorewood, Oklahoma, B.S., Beta Tau Beta. ATKINSON, JACK -C.—Wellington, Texas, B.S., Alpha Nu, A. Ph. A. RANDOLPH, HUGH J.—Gage, Oklahoma, B.A. CHAMLEE, JEANNE—Dill City, Oklahoma, B.S., Forensia. BACON, RAYMOND LEON—Cloud Chief, Oklahoma, B.A. CRAWFORD, REBA ODOM—Weatherford, Oklahoma, B.S., Palette and Brush. BAILEY, VELMA MILLER—Cordell, Oklaho- ma, A.B., Palette and Brush, Q.P., Hammacian, Kitawasa. BATES, BILL—Butler, Oklahoma, B.S., Pres. Sophomore Class, Ind. Men and Women, Alpha Phi Sigma, Student Council. ALLSUP, RUTH—Weatherford, Oklahoma, B.S. BOYD, BEN—Weatherford, Oklahoma, B.S., IRC, Chorus, Men’s Quartette. KLINGLER, WILLIAM W.—Los Angeles, Cali- fornia, B.A., Alpha Phi Sigma. KELLEY, CLARA JANE—Lawton, Oklahoma, B.S. HALL, ERWIN—Mayfield, Oklahoma, B.A., Kitawasa. BEWLEY, VONELL—Burns Flat, Oklahoma, B.S., W.A.A., Wesley Foundation. HUNTER, TOMMIE LOU—Elmer, Oklahoma, B.S., Hammacian Pres., Ind. Men and Women. GINN, RALPH HARLON—Hollis, Oklahoma, B.S., Red Red Rose, Kitawasa. —179— x SENIOR ACTIVITIES x FRANSEN, VALERIA—Clinton, Oklahoma, B.S., A. Ph. A., Pharmacy Club. MERCER, FRED—Sayre, Oklahoma, BS., Kitawasa. NELSON, PAULINE SQUIRES—Weatherford, Oklahoma, B.S. NICHOLSON, RUBY—Sayre, Oklahoma, B.S. NIKKEL, SUE—Corn, Oklahoma, B.S., Ham- macian, BSU. BRANDT, BOBBIE— Weatherford, Oklaho- ma, B.S., Tri-J. LISTON, DEE—Texola, Oklahoma, B.S. CARRUTHERS, RICHARD — Weatherford, Oklahoma, B.S. EDWARDS, NEAL—Monahans, Texas, B.S. YOUNG, PAUL— Claremore, Oklahoma, B.S. WATTS, BOB— Gainesville, Texas, B.S., Pharmacy Club. FOWLER, WENDELL—Weatherford, Oklaho- ma, B.S., Pharmacy Club. ECHOLS, FERN—Weatherford, Oklahoma, Post Graduate. MAGNESS, BOB—Clinton, Oklahoma, B.S., Beta Tau Beta, Band. SIDES, DENSIL—Sayre, Oklahoma, B.S., Beta Tau Beta. LAMB, DAVID—Hammon, Oklahoma, B.S., Beta Tau Beta. KELLY, ELMER—Burns Flat, Oklahoma, Post Graduate. COOPER, LARRY—Greenfield, Oklahoma, B.A., Beta Tau Beta, Band, Chorus, Tech Col- legians. BIELBY, IVA McMORDIE—Weatherford, Ok- lahoma, B.S. PIERCE, HARLEY J.—Hollis, Oklahoma, B.S. ROCKHOLD, HAZEL BULLARD—Duke, Okla- homa, B.A. RILEY, RALPH—Carnegie, Oklahoma, B.S., $2Glub: MEEK, KENNETH—Fort Cobb, Oklahoma, B.S.,S. Club, Tech Hall of Fame. MEEK, CLAUDINE—Mt. View, Oklahoma, Hammacian. WATSON, JOE A.—Pearsall, Texas, B.S., Ind. Arts Club. RICE, JOYCE— Altus, Chorus. Oklahoma, B.A., SMITH, NADINE LORANCE—Hydro, Okla- homa, B.S., Palette and Brush. BEESON, JACK—Weatherford, Oklahoma, B.S. SHADRICK, MARY BETH—Foss, Oklahoma, B.S., Pres. Forensia, Alpha Phi Sigma, Hamma- cian, Okla. Home Ec. Assn., B.S.U. BENGE, JOHN EDWARD—Hot Springs, New Mexico, B.S. MIZE, ELI—Elk City, Oklahoma, B.S., Kita- wasa, Ind. Arts Club. STEPHENS, VERDA MILLER — Gracemont, Oklahoma, B.S. SUMMERS, CORDA—Okemah, Oklahoma, B.S., Q.P., Christian Youth Leadership, Foren- sia, Kitawasa, Alpha Psi Omega, Girls’ Sex- tette, Chorus. ROMIG, WILLIAM R.—Clinton, Oklahoma, B.A., Beta Tau Beta, S. W. Staff. —180— } Fs Ky eat Ve ea ay saul A SEY, CRC ai ALS fine tae Sify Fie Lae foe je ‘} Si ap
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