Southwestern Oklahoma State University - Bulldog Yearbook (Weatherford, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1954 volume:

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Lewis ..........,.........,............ Q ...,.......... Sponsor Annual Staff .......,.. Vondean Ogden, first semester editor, Maxine Page, Jerry Witcher, Joyce All- dredge, Doyle McCown, Lowell Irby, Loretta Lokey, Rubin Millerborg, 'Corbin Sarchet, Geri Potter, Nita Crouch, Bill Monahan, and L. M. Lewis. I I W W , ,,,,,,., ,- .. ,. V i..,,.-....V..,,,.-.- - . .,, 7: T l- , ,Ag ,X-.-,A TO THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY OF SOUTHWESTERN STATE COLLEGE: Southwestern State College has completed its golden anniversary year of service to the people of Oklahoma. It is with a great deal of pride that we pay tribute to all those who have contributed to this distinctive fifty-year achievement. As time goes on, we know that Southwestern will maintain its place as one of the leading educational centers in Oklahoma. Its students, too, will continue to become leaders in their respective fields of endeavor. justifiably, certain phases of the leadership to come will be traced to present-day associations and inspirationsg future growth in the college will be traced to the contributions of many of those who are with us now. That today's students and tomorrow's leaders will regard this year as one of the outstanding years of their education-that these students will cherish the memory of Southwestern-that these pages will help them to remember-this is' our fond hope in presenting your yearbook, the 11954 BULLDOG. ' Sincerely yours windrow V Jl POM lluqcl 1954 Editors and the Annual Staff f , 4- ...V ,X ,. 4 'v--Y----.,--r--11, ,, -.f--...zf-:-H +2-vi--211131 me 5. ' H H K3 -55 X A 1 4 W 'a I N 1 rl i 1 V Y -4 ri-3511 , 5' . I ' I 5. Q . T Q- .5 ll ' 1 5 I A, I ' 14 N , x E, 1 pq. ,. 'ILL T ww - .,f- W J . Ni - J , ,rg ' .V VN A .V x 5 1 'xiii 4 w W JY fl 1, M w x 1 Y '-N w I , Y' I 1 a .lx Fw Q ,. 3, n L f 1 H 1 5. - ...-...ea - .V ...-, W .J W,--,.-...1..-,, .... ..,,.,,,...-...,,,-..,.....-.a..,eee,...,- -1 ,nas-.several fo.. J I I K. :V 5' It It f ,I 'Ls E: IL Liv 52. 1.-,g .1. - , , M uw ,Qi .,. -.-ts ' if g fuk. I -Zh' I If-1-if ,M ' -Z-:- mgq.pf, ., aff., so . - .. . ,-,my ,. fi it L, I sv. .,,,Y . ADMINISTRATION BUILDING . . . houses the Pharmacy and commerce departments Also ofhces of the President, Deans, registrar, and financial secretary. SCIENCE HALL . . . research and progress . . . in the broad realm of life itself, are furthered by concen- trated study of its many forms. I I If X 31 L, I QI -- f1'f-vets, Pin 'x E- 41 ' 'al-' ,FI 1 -1 --. I , Ill Ill III Nl Emma I L,..,.1.-N I - Wo' 4 'M ,1 1 1' 'dvgnpf 1' 1 -y ' fn' 3 :,:-.j'- .,5fg,- NEFF HALL . . . two story dormitory for men, situated one block from. main campus. Y CHAPEL . . .the center of student worship has given many students an hour of worship and discussion of vital problems. WHVV t EDUCATION BUILDING . . . houses departments of History, Education, and English. - GYMNASIUM , . . site of Southwestern's physical train- ing program, Bulldog basket- ball games, and offices of the athletic department. ,. , LIBRARY as in the knowledge it houses, fulfills its obligatio l,.,.Vis-',. :HJ 2' if ' iigf, -A V Hi mwah ag '.i ffifaAlQQe1 Elarsfl H v A I, W l 5 if I I i I STEWART HALL . . . home to almost two hundred co-eds. Houses the college cafeteria. I 57 ' 4 SHOPS BUILDING . . . houses auto mechanics, and carpentry. MUSIC HALL . . .this modern building serves as the center of the campus music festivities. -...-A.4.....1,...L.. ..S....-..... .....L..,.-...., .-. , BAA, ,- .1 -..' ,,...-f-1 , ., , - ,-,AY , , , . ,L-A AAAA Ah kr H4AWg , F , 1 Y Yvwunn- , Y Y -fl i? if I. , -.Y v T 3 W Y I p., ' we .- ,- .1 ' , ,g!f',,GnMP9 1 BAND HALL . . . houses the band f M . , V -i L ' s I A I I IH KINDERGARTEN . . Grads of 1969 director and the radio studio Inalkimml' J aim.. w--:l -A - 4 -' 1' -f ----nl f 5.22-T 'N JOHNSTON MURRAY Governor K .'f',I,'X1,1 STATE OF OKLAHOMA OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR u OKLAHOMA CITY TO THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY SOUTHWESTERN STATE CULLEGE It is always a great pleasure to extend greetings and best wishes to students and faculty of Southwestern State College. In this, I am joined by Mrs. Murray, a proud alumnus and former member oi the faculty at your fine college. Every student and former student has a great deal to look backward on with pride during this, Southwestern State's 50th anniversary year. Southwestern graduates have always contributed greatly to the well-being of our state and nation, just as you students of today will also do. It is on you we depend for the leadership Oklahoma must have if our state is to progress to the limit of its capabilities. Fifty years of a fine tradition, coupled with the best educational training available, is ample assurance you will live up to our best expec- tations. X M You college students of today are properly equipped to carry Oklahoma forward to the full greatness of which she ls capable--in agriculture, industry and the arts. ' x I W f's- 1- LT .fniv-'tenet CLL+44M5 Htiovernolf U f W ' , -' ,, As. ,, , bonsai- gum'-1 .Z . -,..,,E. 7 -.-.1-W-.2417 if - A gm, 1f- ,,,:.-,.- f ew,- L ffrf' Ml .l ,, RECTOR H. SWEARENGIN President Durant, Oklahoma f---. S. C. BOSWELL Ada, Oklahoma ,ja Q MRS. ERNEST R. ANTHIS Muskogee, Oklahoma R. L. CLIFTON Enid, Oklahoma I DR. JAMES S. PETTY W. T. DOYEL Vice President Executive Secretary Guthrie, Oklahoma Oklahoma Cily, Oklahoma 'yy q...-lv ' 1 .' 'fwl . . fl' BOARD OF REGENTS OF OKLAHOMA BURT H. BRUNDAGE Thomas, Oklahoma A. L. GRAHAM Broken Arrow, Oklahoma wg.. A-'r JOHN C. FISHER DR. OLIVER HODGE Marlow, Oklahoma Oklahoma City, Oklahoma BOARD OF REGENTS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION DR. M. A. NASH DIAL CURRQN Chancellor Chai,-man Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Shawnee, Oklahoma WHARTON MATHIES GUY M, HARRIS Clayton, Oklahoma Ardmore, Oklahoma . W. D. LITTLE Vice Chairman Ada, Oklahoma CLEE O. DOGGETT Cherokee, Oklahoma I EESSSLI l I I l r l JOHN ROGERS Tulsa, Oklahoma 31--I 1 FRANK BUTTRAM JULIUS JOHNSON S. S. BRYANT G. T. SEXTON Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Lawton, Oklahoma Cushing, Oklahoma Administrative Assistant Oklahoma Cnty, Oklahoma K ' cgoutguraafsfuz Qsfafe Uoffsga K 2 :ff -uf 3 MHC: or February 22, 1954 THE PRESIDENT To the Staff and Sponsors of the 1954 Bulldog: V I am gzgjigtgful for my pnjgxilege of qcvgggzzgsgglating the staff and the sffbnsors oi this iQ01aentJuhxibe ?Q35sue of the Bulldog. To yomf fell a task unique in Bulldogwziistory, and your accomplishment of it is one in which we all take pride. I also want to thank the faculty and the student body for their csoperation. ' : This hggipk :EE calls our ggtgentiun to the iligstriuus past oi' Southwcsterffi State Co11eg5f,Q 'which' Your united appreciation, and points to the future, which Kilda promise for us all. May this mid-century mark be the beginning of even greater service and leadership in the field ofeducation. Singerely yours, XV Q R. . ur: n President ,.,1.t- 44 1 ,,,,l H? L . Q. . ,, . ' Eg ' - I iw l . 1 f I fa FACULTY A A -uv. I 1 ' :LL .t .L.t. N if-- ' ,':4...cL DR. FRED ALLEN Professor of Biology - .t -sf ft .. 5. , , - . . .. .,V W ,f , . .V-, 4 QF' ' ilwfjgnd A Q l to V , . M Vs? R 1 ,N lx ,, , ,+I .N , L. 5 ' r 1. ,. e: l'!' , S . V ,f A ' in 'x X- it H . 4 I ' .. t gf: la 1.3 rv ' ' ' , 5 ' re- . 1 V ,I . I it 1 .7, 1. L' . V ,ix Y st f. 1' M w ,. X. f A . .. . t .-Lvl- i - . N- - 4 A A R. QP. BEAUCHAMP DR. GLADYS BELLAMY DR. JOHN BINNION PEARL BURCHAM MRS. ANN BURSCH Instructor of Auto Mechanics Professor of English Associate Professor of First Grade Supervisor Dietician Business Education H iv., .- Q 'l l L wi iii? 1. E157 M lm- ,Q A- ' '. l ' . i fdml Y , -.Fila yr' , . , 2 i at mia X X' gil 1, i tw - vxfly GLADYS BURNHAM E. P. CECIL .IOHN L. CERMAK MRS. JOHN L. CERMAK ZUMA COOK Instructor of Biology Director of Training School Asgigfqnf Professor of instructor of Mathematics Hostess of Stewart Hall Industrial Arts l 1 P g. ' ,. ' , gig l ., - N ff-, -v. L 'N ' MELVlN CRAWFORD MRS. MELVIN CRAWFORD R.N. WALTER CROUCH GEORGE CUNNINGHAM 'MATTIE DRISKILL Assistant Professor of Physical College Nurse ' Director of Public Relations Associate Professor Associate Professor Education and Publicity of Chemistry Of EClUCG1'i0I'l , .C-.4 ' X 'Y' ri A1 ' ' . ' , 3 rw- e.- FERN ECHOLS Training .School Supervisor N , T .f ,gig - l - khvin if .NE J., I :I , ' , Z Assicsx, :E 1 x , K. f- I' - ' . f J ' QZ2I2f2fi:f2'i ' - 'Q 5. , ' ' 1' 1' . -5 . ' f 5 ' -, . rr' ' . --1:1 I , if PR' . L 1' ni-1 4' - V! 'glee ll - ' J 1- - ' ' HL fs I' cf'-f'-f ' S I ii' 1, I I A . . g if-.J-511. I I - g -.. A 65,5 lg .- -:ij E I .. T411 fi t , I, L X N l. '-its 7 -- es 'f- I 2, I I -ssir, ' ' 1.2: N 51. 175,56 5 1 r 17 ,alg f cire L QE , 5522: J La-if , l ' . V. R. ECHOLS MISS HAZEL EVANS Associate Professor of Extension Instructor of Business Ed. EVERETI' GNRTRELL Business Manager STEVE GRAHAM Training School Supervisor SUSAN B. GRAY Hostess Neff Hall GRANT HENDRIX Instructor of Industrial Arts 2? we r as 3 fi , - v.,s!t.1i PAULINE H. JOHNSON Training School Supervisor Anil., ,tsl S 1 MARY GRIFFIN MRS. ARLENE GREEN HELEN HACKWORTH Assistant Professor of Music 4th Grade Supervisor Training School Supervisor 41. 5 5 r- v 'M , w I , V 3, ' 'fiiifng is., gf Q sf ia. A tr W - QQ3gx ZX 1, .M :in DR. PAUL E. HERING CORA HERZOG RICHARD M. HOUSE Professor of Pharmacology Assistant Professor Training School Supervisor and Pharmacognacy of Commerce . L f WPMH W .ffQ is-:il fr H. -nf S+- X- .Q M 'Nerf MYRLE E. KELLY DR. JAMES KING Associate Professor of, Art .Professor of History OTIS KING .Instructor of Biology DIXIE HAMMOCK Training School Supervisor ai cg? gw GRACE .IENCKE Professor of English DAMARISE KITCH Assistant Professor of Speech . ,., ,, . f I A-qs IZ 4 I A A u W, ' ' - ' . , QT' .E. I I i i 'iii 11- f. 4 -L .sm . MV., 1 we A- -2. .,. 2.- A. L. LEE Training School Supervisor DR. J. C. M. KRUMTUM AVIS LEACH Professor of Foreign Language Training School Supervisor it I . :J . f in . l , .-L ' 4' N :Vial I. 'V i A Ig .kilt '. Jeff ' .1325 3 .fp is .1 LJ' X HAROLD LINSCHEID FERN LOWMAN MRS. D. E. MCAVOY A5SOCiGle Professor of Math Assistant Professor of Training School Supervisor Commerce and Economics 11, 1 VW., . .www 'f' ' Q . LI' . , ' L ffqsrfff' . ...rw ,. I E ' . 4 - .- mn are 4. .252 ' ,Y 5.1 agg- 'lr MAX LEE L. M. LEWIS Assistant Instructor of Deqn of Schogl Watch Repair of Watch Repair v I l ' i f--v-.X . 4..,,,,.aN ...u. .1 37 'ij I in , qv., I ' . f, I I ' . Ji'-.1 I. TERRY McCARTY DR. CLARENCE MCCORMICK Training School Supervisor Professor of Moth 4,35 ' 'scoff' AUDREY McGOl.DEN E. E. MASON JOE B. METCALF Assistant Professor of tnsffucyof of Music Instructor of PhY5iC0l EdUC0li0r1 Physical Education FLORENCE PAIR DR. L. E. PEEVY LU'RETHA PINNELL Fifth Grade Supervisor Professor of History Assistant Professor of Home Economics LEWIS MORRIS EDNA MULDROW Associate Professor of Moth Associate Professor of English Ts wg, JANE PINKERTON J. R. PRATT Instructor of Math AssociaterProfessor of Physics . 1 ei' K nail' V we 'lim .gl 5 ' I 'ft .M- 5 2 LOUISE RAINBOLT EARL REYNOLDS H. H. RISINGER FLORENCE ROYSTER DR. MARTIN A. SM-Z Assistant Professor of Biology Associate Professor of Assistant Professor of History Instructor of Home Economics Student Again Chemistry V, .seg xii- ---F Qf H . Y Q 4 H? .. --4' ??l F I' fbi . I X :Q 1 DR. CHARLES SCHWARTZ DR. A. L. SHUCK A. W. SMITH A DR. GLEN R. SNIDER LETHA SPANN Professor of Professor of Botany Associate Professor of English Professor of Education Training School Supervisor Pharmaceutical Chemistry lgky, ...- DR. DORA STEWART W. P. STROTHER MARUENE STUCKEY MERLE TAFF RICHARD TAFLINGER Retired Professor of History Dean of School of Pharmacy Training School Supervisor Assistant Professor of Music Instructor of Art .W A . 1 , V E-vp. V' 'Refi DELPHINE THACKER ERNEST THOMAS MILLIE ALEXANDER THOMAS ROBERT TYLER CLARA THOMPSON Training School Supervisor Librarian Registrar ASSOCFGYB Professor of Training School Supervisor . Education ... .,,-s .., YW. .-.-.. -..--..-.. -.. - W., , , , A. 1 ,,.,.-,,,,,,,,, ,,., , -Fl in E I 4 3-1 , fe . Wx L 1 ' Y, Q ' ' I - 1 57 . I - , I .IOANNE THOMPSON THEODORE TRUCKS MRS. M. W. VANCE MERLE VANCE W. W. WARD Assistant Librarian Instructor of English Kindergarten Associate Professor of Associate Professor of Education Commerce 1 ,,. 'v mf Secretaries JOSEPH E. WILLIAMS RANKIN WILLIAMS ELMER WONDER GOLDIE WALLACE Dean of Administration Associate Professor of Custodian Secretary to School of Physical Education Watch Repair 'ig Qt W. HELEN WAYNE JANZEN JOYCE PIGG MARJORIE ISBELL LYNDA DAUGHERTY IOANNE FRANSEN Assistant to to Dea Administration to Dean of Pharmacy Cashier 'I?a'i' 6 , -- .,. ' av-N 've JULIA MOSELEY MARY ELLEN ROLISON LOUCYLE ROBERTS AUDELL MURRAY GWILI WILCOX V. A. Clerk V Bookkeeper 4 Recorder Claims Clerk Secretary to Director of Student Affairs ,A , fx -'f , rpg 6 1' 1 S Q X mix 531 1 M A H tg: 5 - .A , -V-.IE-...U N' f.. 'Hl!lXlk. W,-:V y. U.. -A . .-,'Gg,i, , .A ,L v. x11 ., ' ' .- ' Q ' 1 I I .' , .- , 51, 1- , . my A ., . , ,., J - 5 ,-pp' ' 'Y . ff-2:71-Z . nr 'Yi' ' ' ' ..f2'Jf:'w ff ' G- L, ff2? f' -F - ,-' ,,:q.fu.,,- Y .-' .lb-,V iijgag-.,3,, ,.f . V ., SENIORS 1953-1954 RUSSELL ALVIS Weatherford Kappa Pi CLYDE BARTON Mangum BILL DAVIS Lone Wolf President of Senior Class, Who's Who, O Club, FTA, Beta Beta Beta, iDean's Honor1Roll: Best Citizen,'53, All-Conference Football, '51, '52, '53, All-Conference Basketball, '53, All-American Basketball, '54. ZUMA AUSTIN Reed Hammacian, Secretary, Reporter, Secretary, Public Relations Depart- ment, Secretary, OHEA, State, FTA, Tri-J, Dean's Honor Roll. CHARLES BATSON A Springdale, Ark. JEAN PAUL ISBELL Paducah, Texas Vice-President, Senior Class, Al- pha Nu, Vice-President, A Ph A. DERRELL ANDRUS Lawton Beta Tau Beta, A Ph A, Dean's Honor Roll. ADELLA BIXLER Hydro Alpha Nu, Who's Who, Alpha Phi Dean's Honor Roll Sigma, Beta Beta Beta, President, Neff Hall, President's Honor Roll. PEGGY CURB Vinson Secretary-Treasurer, Senior Class, Forensia, Lambda Mu, FTA, Dean's Honor Roll, Alpha NU Sweetheart, -6? DON BARKER Lawton Beta Tau Beta, A Ph A, Barkersi HELEN BOSTWICK Weatherford FTA, Dean's Honor Roll JAMES BRANDENBERG Ralston President, Alpha Nup A Ph A7 Beta Beta Betap Dean's Honor Roll. MAX CASWELL Hollis Alpha Nup Alpha Phi Sigma Honor Awardg Beta Beta Betag Dean's Honor Roll. . LA VADA COSSEY Ft. Cobb Lambda Mug Hammacianp FTAp Masquersp BSU. MRS. RUTH BUFORD Z , KEITH BURCH A T JOHN CARTER Granite Sayre Canton Forensia O Clubg Beta Tau Beta. A Ph A , A - .A he-. T ' l A T L A wt.-T - 7 - l A . --Z l P I T ll, if l T rl : .!j 'g H AA l 4 .. X KELLY CHADWICK STACY CLARK MRS. JEWEL CONSTIEN Duke. Watonga Hinton 1 DALE COX Oklahoma City l L 1 ' 1-T pl Lt.-ELA LOURENE CRABB Geary ROSS CRABTREE Cleveland A Ph A, Treasurerp Alpha Phi Sig- may Lambda Mug Bandp Chorusg Who's Whog President's Honor Rall. MERVIN CRAWFORD Thomas DOLORES DOOTY Cheyenne Wesley Foundationg Lambda Mug Wesley Players, Secretary-Treas- Ul'eI'. GEORGE CURB Gould Industrial Artsg A Ph Ap Student Councilg Dean's Honor Roll. BETH DOUGHERTY Hinton President, Tri-Jg FTAf Bandp Mas- quers. DONNA FIRQUAIN Weatherford Kappa Pi, Hammacian. ERNEST FRANK Altus GERALD DAUGHERTY Watonga Enid O Club, Secretary-Treasurerg Al- pha Nug FTA: Religious Emphasis Weeky Dean's Honor Roll. JOENITA DOLAN A Ph Ag Pharmacy Queen, '54 JOCELYN ENTZ TRICE EPPS Weatherford Granite Hammaciang FTA. Lambda Mu BILL FRIZZELL ELTON FRY Weatherford Th0mGS A Ph Ag Beta Tau Beta, Kappa Pi. FTA ,- ....:-..r..4r,- ,, . , . 1-+V, - ,fec. ..-1-,Taxi xl. ,- L lp Z BOB GALLOP Gould FTA 4 ,..,- as, ALMA GRIPE Weatherford LOWELL HAMMONS Thomas CHARLES GAMBRELL Dill City FTA ip 9 l BOB GUDKA Cyril Industrial Arts LE ROY HEINRICHS Corn Beta Beta Beta, Alpha Phi Sigma, Dean's Honor Roll, Men's Quartet. CLOMA GAMBRELI. Hollis Forensic, FTA, BSU, Dean's Honor Roll. -av X .-4 I' MARY HAAG ' Mayfield Vice-President, BSU, Secretary- Treasurer, YWA, WAA, Masquers, Alpha Psi Omega, Dean's Honor Roll. JOHNNIE HENDERSHOT Strong City Fl'A X t X x l MICKEY GEISLER Hartman, Ark. A Ph Ap Dean's Honor Roll. DARLENE HALE Sentinel State Vice-President, FTA, Foren- sia, Alpha Phi Sigma, Hammaciang BSU, Who's Who, President's Honor Roll. ARDRON HINTON Blair President, Inter-Church Council, President, Kitawasag President, FTA, Dean's Honor Roll, Optimists. .V Y - ,, ..gL-,VY -.. ,, 1' ' JUANA FAYE HIPKINS Tipton Tri .ly Masquers, Secretary-Treas- urer, Student Council, Vice Presi- dentp Alpha Psi Omega, Vice President, Barkersg Who's Who, Homecoming Queen '53, Director Student Follies, Hammacian '54. LeROY HIPKINS Enid O'Club, Dean's Honor Roll. 'Q VU! Si , , my it Y . r V I, l HERMAN HORST Weatherford Industrial Arts, Alpha Ph President's Honor Roll. -11' :ww-w, fits'-rfrfgiii l -- :nfs-.5111 A-. -..-M, v -:H ,wi V- xx . twig? i Sigma, WILLIE HUBBARD EUGENE HUGHES SUE JACKSON Elk City Weatherford Collinsville Alpha Nu, FTA. A Ph A, Pharmacy Queen '52, IRA C. HOSKINS Chester FTA MACK JAMESON Altus A Ph A, Alpha Nu, Secretaryl Treasurer. VELMA HEAHEY ISABEL KERR BOB LANCE VELTA LINNEAN JOHN LITTLE Crawford Watongc ' Frederick Weatherford Heavener Hqmmqciun A Ph A, Presidentg Wl't0'S Who President's Honor, Roll. DIANE LOWE Clinton Dean's Honor Roll .-. . 1 JV . I I , I TED MALOY Clinton Alpha Nu, Band 49-50. NORMAN MONROE Cowden Beta Tau Beta, President '52, Pi Kappa Delta, OEAp Senate, De- bate, Who's Who. il! MIKE McDANlEL Clinton Beta Beta Beta, Vice President, Beta Tau Beta. I .dl HENRIETTA MANN Hammon WAAp Kitawasa, Dean's Honor RoII,F'l'A. I ,mx WALTER MONTGOMERY Oakwood O' Club, Beta Tau Beta. PAT MCGUIRE Weatherford Forensia, President, Alpha Phi Sig- ma: FTA: Who's Who, Dean's Honor Roll. 'fig??vveffee'ae H +:ee 1' def simfiwi 4 I EERE? A feet 'ffg f 'T' ,-,, .ll L A 5 - A, ' I ,. I I DON MARSHALL Duke FTA, Alpha Nu. I: IX! 4--I We I ' X Z-'hv '9! 1 ' H 1 ,F I 5' I I. W I chf - I I Lg? E , .,.,. 'gf fggzfgf?e,, u L I E geese Ma?-uint We JESSE MURPHY Weatherford Kappa Pip Industrial Arts, FTA, Dean's Honor Roll. H' if ,IZ JIM McPHEARSON Weatherford - FT Industrial Arts, Music, A. IRIS MEFCALF Weatherford Dean's Honor Roll, FTA. BILL NIX Ft. Smith, Arkansas A Ph A: Dean's Honor Roll It-. JIMMY NORTHCUTT Sentinel FTA, Tri Beta, Dean's Honor Roll. CHARLES PIGG Weatherford Optimists, Vice-President. JANE SAPPINGTON Weatherford Tri-J, Forensia, Who's Who, Alpha Phi Sigma, Student Council, Greek Council, Women's Trio, Wesley Foundation, Director Student Fol- lies, '54, Dean's Honor Roll. VONDEAN OGDEN Thomas lst Semester Editor, Bulldog '54, Editor, Bulldog '53, Who's Who, Dean's Honor Roll, Alpha Psi Ome- ga, W.F., Masquers, Wesley Play- ers. --f JAMES RIDDLE Weatherford A Ph A CORBIN SARCHET Midwest City Editor, The Southwestern, Business Manager, The Bulldog, Who's Who, Secretary-Treasurer, South- western Golf Club, Photographer, Public Relations Department, Dean's Honor Roll, Masquers, Al- pha Psi Omega, Alpha Phi Sigma JACK PATTEN Sayre BETTY ROBINSON Camargo Dean's Honor Roll, WAA, Alpha Psi Sigma. YYY I ARTHUR SCHMIDT Gotebo FTA, Industrial Arts, Vice President. NORMA PETZOLD Mangum WAA, President, Miss Future Teacher, Vice-President, Steward Hall, Dean's Honor Roll. 11:7 'R I J-W . N55 'N' f ,fix HAROLD RUSSELL Hydro Industrial Arts BILL SCFIUMPERT Chattanooga Beta Tau Beta, Senate, FTA. Jr' l l x 1 ll X. KENNETH SCIVALLY Hollis Alpha Nu, Secretary-Treasurer,AI- pha Phi Sigma, Tri Bela, FTA, Stu- dent Council '5l, '52, Dean's Honor Roll, Masquers. W w tel E MAXINE SCOTT RAMONA SEARCEY Canute Clinton Dean's Honor Roll, WAA. BILLY SEXTON Hollis Alpha Nu, Tri Bela, Dean's Honor Roll. . , .k,- :L 3- ' ' , H i :iJ DON SIMMONS OWENE SIMPKINS EUGENE SLOAN CARROLL SMALLING Hollis Elk City Alfalfa Duke O' Club, FTA. Wesley Foundation, Wesley Play- Industrial Arts Q ers, Campys Guild, Secretary. fi- MAXINE SPENCE RAYMOND STROUD Sayre Eldorado Tri Bela . Industrial Arts: Dean's Hon- or Roll. ...,.4 , .,.,,, L,,,, , . . I DON STUTTERS Watonga O' Club N, 5. THOMAS SWOPES Durham Industrial Arlsg FTA. LA DONNA STUTZMAN Cloud Chief Delta Sigma' Epsilon, Treos- - urer, Barkers, Who's Who, Dean's Honor Roll, Greek Scholarship Award, '54g ' Forensic, FTA, Delta Kappa Gamma. BOB THACKER Weatherford A Ph A, Beta Tau Beta. PARK WILLIS Altus Dean's Honor Roll, Alpha Phi Sigma. .'!. Q . JAMES WRIGHT Oklahoma City A Ph A, Vice President I it I I WI E ARTHUR THORPE Foss 2 ,slime MARVIN WILSON Sayre FTA PHYLLIS WRIGHT Sentinel Hammacian, President, BSU, Presi- dent, Tri Beta, Kitawasa, YWA, State BSU Council, Who's Who, Inter Church- Council, President, Vice President, Steward! Hall. I 11,4 ,, f 2 PAT TUMBLESON Las Vegas, Nevada A Ph A, Dean's Honor Roll. T- V. ,- .' I ,135-1-35: I.. l ,ll 4 JERRY WITCHER A Vinson Editor, Southwestern, Sports Editor, Bulldog, Whofs Who, Dean's Hon- or Roll, Alpha Phi Sigma, Presi- dent, Greek Scholarship Award '54, Alpha Nu. KENNETH YOU NG McQueen FTA HERBERT WEIL Blanchard Industrial Arts, FTA, Dean's Honor Roll. ,, t ff i -,L I 5,5 FRED WOOD Denver, Colorado FTA RAYE ZACHARIAS Weatherford BSU Music Director, Men's Quar- tet, Masquers, Lambda Mu, Presi- dent, FTA, Kitawasa. THE SENIOR TEA , N:-ix -4' Y ? 'ii C W LANNY DUCKETT President MARY ANN HUNT Secretory G Treasurer Camargo JOYCE ALLDREDGE Elk City JUNICRS 1953 54 MAXIE WALKER Vice President Altus L. S WAYNE FRANK WANDA ADAMS Sfudenl Council Representative Cloud Chief Allus X L TED ALTMAN GEORGE BECKLOFF Beaver Okeen --, ,....-..-n-L., W.. ,..f - .I I II I 3 'tif' i : SAM BERNHARDT DAVID BRIDGES SUE CAVNESS Omega Eldorado Hollis I , . 1.1. - I -:'.Q'I.f,LI. s.,. . I. I . -1 1 ' I. j ,T ,Lv II I- .- - .. . I ., I . ' . Uv ' ,I-.4-IL+' E Z J I' D .- I If r .-: I I .I . ,- w ' ' . --II 1-' , V. W Ip., W. -- , ,Vw ,I. ,-,V - In In , ,rn I I A .. I.. I I': V.. I I I I P-' ' -. . fe, if I f' I . fm IIII1- I LL I . JOE CARDER MARVIN CROWDIS DARYLE CUE Thomas Woynoko I4 Q I If 3 2. 1' I .V , II Im Ziv, I5IlI1:fIIII P: . F 'if ff -I I.-'. -HILI. ' 1. :. I 1 I III I I : II I .II I I I BILL CYPERT ISSAM DABLIZ DON DONHAM Ardmore Tripoli, Lebanon Elk Cily I I I I SHIRLEY ENSLEY BILL FAIRCHILD Gould Custer City 'iw 'Qtr 01N TRAVIS FLIPPIN Carter v DONALD FRANK WAYNE GALLOP DEAN GOAD Altus Weatherford Weatherford 1. DIXIE FOSTER Clinton JIM GOODIN Weatherford ?ifr' if DOROTHY GRAY CHARLES HALL DELL HERRON PEGGY HINTON Hinton Muskogee Mqngum Granite WAYNE HISER HELEN HIX JEAN HORN LOWELL IRBY Lookeba Willow Artesia, New Mexico ff!-'M xi SAM JAMESON JOHN JENNINGS LA WAYNE JONES DON KARNES Altus Tipton Comanche Wutonga JlMMlE KING HELEN KUPKA FRANCIS LAIR LEO LAU Cordell Clinton Cloud Chief Bessie , in , NN l BETTY LA FAVER DARILL LEVERETT C. H. McCLURE DOYLE McCOWN Lone Wolf Altus Roosevelt Eldorado JOHN MELVIN BARRY MEYER BURL MITCHELL Foss Mnngum . ,null ,- ll , E: DfT, YTYL ,714 Y YT .ii ,YZ ,,,,, ,SL-., ,,,,,, 'QE-'Q' I ' .334 CHRISTINQ MOSS BILL MURRY TOM MURRAY RICHARD NAVE VICI Selling Independence MgAIe5Ier kt' '-A VERLFNEWCOMB serrv Rum Nowm TOMMY OBENHAUS sm oLsoN Clinton Willow Altus Olustee l ' I Ag 'FF9 H35 Q, WYNEMA. PAUKEI SHARON PHILLIPS J. I.. PIGG BONNIE RAYNER Gotebo Elk City Weatherford Custer C. L. ROBERTSON MARY SCHMALZRIED DENE SCHMIDT HARLENE SHORT gqy rg Elk City Mutucl Weatherford fit DON SLACK LEON SLATON GEORGE SMITH JIMMIE JOE SMITH Crescent Reed Ardmore Clinton CONNIE SPENCER BONNIE STRICKLAND JOHN TAHSUDA DAVID TAUTFEST Fay Hollis Duncan Weatherford 1-yu. 1, If ' W. fn, , L NELSON TAYLOR ALBERT THORNBERRY DON TURNER WIEBKE UMBACH Thomas Blair Fairlond Weatherford ARNOLD VOGT EVELYN WOODWARD Cbrn Putnam SOPHOMGRES 1953-54 eA DONNIE MCDONALD WARREN E. NELL President Vice-presideni ' Thomas HoIIis DORETTA PERKINS Sec.-Treas. CLIFFORD ABLA WELDON ALLEN JANELLE' AUSTIN GEORGALEE BAKER Weatherford Enck ' souihmd Altus Weatherford ALICE BARRETT MAX BEBERNISS OTHEI. BRITTON IRENE BUSLER JERRY CADDELL Cordell Cusier Reed Eagle City Mangum TRELENE CHADWICK JAMES CLEMENTS QUAY COFFEY GARY DAVIS KEN DAVIS Duke Amarillo, Texas Hinton Hydro Sherman. Texas rx. t .lf ,V l - 4 . at l , Vt , ' ' ' f, 3 DOROTHY DEBANO VIRGINIA DENNY MARTHA SUE DILL LOIS MARIE DIPPEI. Hinton Lone Wolf Clinton ' Foss Vw 5- DON DOWLING WILMA DOYLE ARLENE DUERKSEN JAMES DUNCAN Rush Springs Olustee Weatherford Weatherford . t' v l t V. J , M- , ,,.w,i dt.. it .- - 2 itll, ,t V KENNETH EVANS PAT EVERSON VIRGIE REMPLE EZEL 10 ANN FINLEY Olustee Eldorado Clinton Weatherford xii Q 1,4 'W- RA . ,EIN , HERBERT FIX DARLENE FOX YVONNE FREEMAN TEDDY FRUECHTING BILLY GILLILAND Elk City Butler Altus Weatherford Weatherford --.U N Y W v krm, , ,., , . ,. - Y Y Y I I ALEX GLASS CAROL GORDON VITA SMITH GREEN EARLENE HINZ Watonga Hollis Thomas Com 'WTF ll 1? 5' 'is 5,1 Q-rl' A 'XJ xy I ig' Q75 2 I I ' ' E JEROME HOWELL BILL HUBBARD NOEL KAISER JIM KEITH Strong City Dill City Weatherford Dill City .. .Y ' I W , it .,-,,- I ,M - v . : Isis- '- I . E r. I1 ,FY M A wggw ' ,lt M ' - V, , , .wc i N -I A . VELMA KLUVER WALLACE KREWALL WAYNEDAIN LANDRITH ENID LENABURG Clinton Cordell Hollis I JOY LIKES TOMMY LITCH JACK MADDEN BETTYCHENE MARTIN LOWELL MASSEY Mqngum Fqy Altus Altus Leedy F gk it GERON MEEKS Hollis CUMA MILLER CHRIS MOORE DORTHA MORGAN Weatherford Weatherford Altus f'Y if J. B. MORGAN JIM Mc-DONALD GAYLE MCKENZIE BILLIE NEELEY Erick Highway Altus Dill City rl-, 1' lt Hi? If I. I I , f. , Easel iii, ru It :QQ MI, N I vletg 2 q I I-1 - Q. , A it . 'Aw -.4 a- ll -4. Q Q WANDA FAYE NELL WILLIAM OLSEN MARY FRANCES O'MALLEY VIRGIL OSBURN ' Lookebc Olustee Hollls Cheyenne SUE OVERFIELD MAXINE PAGE Altus Waynoka NATHAN PARTON An ad arko HELEN FAY PATTERSON CLIF PAYTON Cloud Chief Sentinel lou CLIFFORD PROCK PEGGY RATLIFF MARGARET RAY Hollis Fredrick Cordell , E A I BERTHA MAE ROBERTS A ROBERTA SCHIMMELS RALPH SELF Bfinkmun Arapaho Thomas 5:3111 v,', .Q S I JACKIE WILSON SHANKLIN BRUCE SHEPERD LAURELYN SILVERS Geary Cordell Canute HENRIETTA RICHARDSON Thomas JO SEWELL Thomas 'QF DE ANN SIMMONS Hobari I ,gi-55121: 1 'NSI'-fh V -4 KENNETH SIZEMORE KATHRYN SMITH MARILYN STEGALL SHIRLEY STEWARD DON TAYLOR HoIIis Putnam Geary R Weatherford Waton9G I IR I , 1 , V1 w I I -n I r . 1'-2 EVERETT TAYLOR JIM TIGERT Mt. View Weatherford CHRIS VINES NEIL WEST Erick McAIester T' I X TED WILKINS ' ROBERT WILLIAMS Eldorado Erick 1, ,, E I ,rf of , I Ip '- ' , .- ...fra A CARL WING JOAN WORTHINGTON Camargo Seiling uv.-, LEON TRO'I'I'ER JOHN TURNER Anadorko Elk City WENDELL WHITMAN JANE WHITMIRE ' AIA..- ELIZABETH HEIEN WILSON EUGENE WILSON Roosevelt gf I '- U 4 -if Y 1 SHELLY YATES LUTHER YOUNGER, JR Altus Custer City FRESHMEN fn' If DEAN LINDER President Wayno ku 54' 'Q , L, 'gr' VERN HARRIS SHIRLEY SCHWALK GAY B01fCHLE1T RAMONA Vice-Presidenf Secrefary Treasurer Reponer Lgyefne Thomas Cordell SL f 'T ii' BOBBY D. BANKS JASPER D. BARRY MARY LOU BAXTER BETTY BERRY RILMA BETCHE Willow Mangum Arapaho Tinfon Gotebo Seiling I I: 49 I '-f 2?-4 S I J - I , JUNE BOATRIGHT WENDELL E. BOND PHYLLIS BOYD EARNEST DEAN BOYLES NORMA SUE BRIGHT Knowles Fay Elmer Sayre ED BUIE WILLIAM ROBERT BURCHAM JAMES LEROY BROADIE JOHN BROWN JOHN BUCK Granite Altus Altus Cordell Lone Wolf W -If L ,, WENDELL D. LITTLE CATHERINE LOYD WENDELL THURSTON MALONEY CHARLES MARTIN YVONNE MAYNARD Heavener Carter Erick Cheyenne Burns Flat RUBIN MILLERBORG Oklahoma City ,615 'T' f-ff' BILL MONAHAN JIMMIE D. MOORE JAMES MORRIS JO DELL McADAMS Wuynokc Tclogo Ringwood Mcngum 3, ffl? I 4, S DANIMCCLURE ELAINE McCLURE MARLENE MCCLURE PATRICIA McCONKEY BOBBY LEE McDANIEL Roosevelt Roosevelt Rooseve-It Sayre Cheyenne FRANK McGREEVY Canton MAX MCKINSEY MARY MCNA11' JESSE NELSON, JANICE NICKEL Clinton A F955 Clinion Bessie DON OARD Elk City MARTHA ODELL VESTA LEE ORR JEAN PARIS CAROLYN PATTEN wafongq Vinson Fargo Carter '-,. ', 'f' ' . 4. .-.- .1 .-' I JI' f' t 1 A' ' V Y TA Z7':flf.,Qi' ,viii l . f' H . I n 1.-Arm, fri., .. I i3,Iiii.:'i:.,5 .V ' ' 1 2,55 ji V' I Z, .,.. ,W 1 53215 - iw . ,1w'W 445j3fg'gT?V 1:3 ,U A 1 25333 I 1-il . , .,I- R I' g. - 7 H' ..- K . i?f,jI I.Ig,.1f fe- 1- -.If..,g..1: -- jc, PAUL PATZKOWSKY ROBERT PATZKOWSKY MARGENE PETERSON VIDA POFF BETTY RUTH POTTER Fairview Fairview Wctonga Elk City Albert -P' , fd '11 AAN N f A BRYAN POTTER GERI PO'I'I'ER JO ANN PRESTON PATTY PRICKETT YVONNE QUATTLEBAUM Thomas Weatherford Altus Wotonga Hydro ,xi 4 -.sa TTI - f I I X S K , , 'Qt r K I I'I'f,. I xo. 5 ' LAVERN RADNEY BETTY JEAN RAMSEY MELVIN RAUH BETTYE REED JANICE REEDER Mangum Carter Hitchcock Enid Foss AILEEN H. REINSCHMIDT BOB RICHARDSON IAN RICHARDSON LAQUITA RICHARDSON MARY G. RICHARDSON Custer City Weatherford Hollis Watongu Weatherford -5 QQ- r'- I CHARLIE G. ROBINSON DON ROBISON HAROLD ROBISON LQFERN ROZELL VONDA RUCKMAN Camargo Fairview Delhi Sentinel Hydro .1 X' x GWENDOLA SCALES OTTO J, SCHAUFELE JAY D. SCHLICHTING LEONA M. SCHMIDT MARY ANN SCHREINER Colony A LQne.W0lf Midland, Texas Custer City Frederick D. J. SHELBY LYNN Hollis Ed GLENDA SMALLEY LAVO Weatherford We PHIL SOUTHALL CAROL Altus 110K ,iw Q -1 ,QL Sf? SHERILL MINNIE SILK PATSY SIMPKINS LOUISE SIMS McAIester Sayre Weatherford Hobart M re 61 1 v ::: l , J N SMELSER CHARLES SMITH LEON SMITH PATRICIA SMITH atherford Weatherford Weatherford Arapaho fv' -' 1 Q -J E Y. STANGE FRED M. STANLEY NANCY STROTHER MARGARET SWAYDEN Hydro Matador, Texas Weatherford Langdale MONA J. TAFF KAR EN TANDY MYRNA TAYLOR ELlZABETH THAR HAROLD THIESSEN Hydro Olustee Mungum CUSTSI' C-llY Gotebo 'DW ii '-F -qp,-I 'tv JACKIE THOMAS SIDONNA THOMAS JOE C. THOMAS ELWANDA SUE TOSH BONNIE TURNER Hollis Hydro Muluol Cheyenne Colony -6 Q43 4 , ,f CLORENE TURNER CAROL VINEYARD ESTELLE WALLACE GLENDA SUE WAUGH HYLAND WEAVER Willow Hydro Tipton Cloud Chief Vici IT' H ' f ' , 1' I2 N.1gll'Y.',f!4, I ' I H I rig M Q. f . M if A V4 , t Y -45 ,L 5. ' ' 1 as l X A? as P nr YJ Q 'VI H!-ijIgQI.f.U V I I, X -i I . I il 'I 1'i'e:2' . If f -E I el J 'I IX'2I'-1:-qw N ' I I if 'fi V. . Y It 4 3 Y' .I . I -- I :i I . L LONNIE BILL WEESE GERALD WEINMEISTER EDWINA WHITMAN JOHNNY WELBOURN MILDRED WIEBE Mclngum Eagle City Hollis Waynoku CornQ 4--of ' 16 ,- 'T' DONALD RAY WILKINSON DON WILLIAMS SHIRLEY WINTERS GALE WITCHER PAUL DEAN WOLTZ Hollis Kingfisher .Weatherford Vinson Waynoku LEONARD RAY WOMAC WILLIAM R. WOOD HARALENE J. WOODS DONALD LEE WRIGHT ELEANOR L. ZWEIACHER Fairview Texolc Fqrgo Fort Cobb Geory SCHOOL OF WATCH REPAIR E-av 1 -on---pg' S 'Q' FIRST ROW: Clayton Blowey, George Martin, Howard Neher, Lee Roy Loftis, Fred Calhoon, Wayne Clarkson. SECOND ROW: Don Bryant, Harvgry'HutChins, Ronald Huflman, Leland Beavers, Robert Perry, Glendon Couch, Gary Manderscherd. THIRD ROW: Herman Harper, Roy Smee, Keith Kirkland, Jimmy Falconer, Billy Gifford, Howard Miles, Reuben Billigmeier, Joe Barringer. FOURTH ROW: Berlyn Dunnagan, Jacki Crow, Lowell Ross, Jimmy Turner, John Hart, Clyde Smith, Vernon Blackwell, R. V. Sudbury, and R. B. Ardrcy. Those not pictured but enrolled in the school ore: Thomas Christian, Merlin S. Forney, Herman E. Harper, Clair Heath, R. L. Layman, Raymond Murdock, John McKisick, Jim McLeod, Kenneth Nelson, Don Pittman, Douglas Roole, Billy Bene Pulis, Clevie Dell Roper and George Rosson. AUTO MECHANICS I '1--y- yl- -. I ' f .I - ,L '-'6- u- . A .V , 1 . 'Y A + E7 - ' '5 Q 1- ,. - I-M .- . - ,W --' ,.,, , .zwu-:SX 'L-.:4 ' . :W-3 STANDING, left to right: Willie Bearshield, George Deffenbough, Jr., Eugene Allison, Herbert Stout, Delmer Thomason, Curtis Ander- son, Kenneth McNabb, Dole Pulis, James Beanland, Earl Reyburn, E. J. Miller, Harry Lowery, Geems Trent. KNEELIYS, left to right: Gale Witcher, Joe Webb, Valroy Linnean, Ray Reckard, Charley McHargue, Gene Hays, James Deevers, Carl Pickle, Clarence Endres, Bobby Kirby,'Frank Smith, Gene Stone, Robert Ollenburger, Thomas Lumpmouth, Alvert Turner, Verlln Melton, Lee Roy Boese, Kenneth Mclemore, Edward Klein, James Dunn, Carl Kreizenbeck. 1 a u ff R. P. BEAUCHAMP GALE WITCHER Instructor Assistant Instructor E91 ' ers if' Crime porin Dean Williams presenting class C lnlermural Trophy . ' b odehng lo A J After the rem U01 sandwiches Office Girls i v J K .12 ' . sz L .i ,Lai . Q , - 9 Rest between classes. This is a dog Sllfe- The Panda Trio In mi ',s gl gill' Nr I fa 3 F fi 3' WA 1. 'rj-Q 1 Y QE 5 ,L 4' ' V 1? v,f' gl Mi. I 1 H...Y.,. , , ? f' f f Checking into the dorm' Freshmen get acquainted over watermelon The Faculty-Student Reception leads oft formal social life. Football starts Stutters scores first TD E. N. M. U. ,l N ga First student mixer drew a large crowd Clubs, such as Hammacaan entertained new pledges lf Inter-Church council worked on new pews for the Y Chapel Duke ll arrived as campus mascot ...A mm iii? 1-L' .. A 53,3 , ,., , f. H 1:-if Y A . fe,p. J' Q X75 my? ,fm V, ,K no VM H w f , .X r UM , v- QQ.. 11 2 N X P K w L ,Y H, .vi ,. 1 iwsz fQ5iE?W skies' n '-rw? I mf , xx, l'J ' 1, 4 ,sl v , g ,. 1. , : L Hr, ., -- '-sf , sm mia F'iT?'7 5 ? M ' 'si' . 1 at V . , ' ' l QL! 1 - N Y? +L HOMECOMING ROYALTY: Bob E. Melvin, Juana Hipkins, Liz Wheeler 'S .24 -1 'b ,fa-is - -4 hs!! .iilllb Y' .,., se- 'ff ing .-e-f Ei. Ffhoq 'fwf- . 3.111 f The Homecoming Dance overflows fhe gym ii wg 'Lis 'T- Buck scores against Norfhweslern Homecoming dance as seen from above Sfanding room only for fhe homecoming game -- ' 'A A ' ' V . .' W ' 'N Lf ' ,. H 'W ,r'3 ,ri1 ,W f- ,,- ,. w A if Jn J - Ni .2 J u' -wifi if . W 1 ,X AA 1. l IJ? 'law' V 'e . P - ,, , ,, L- 1 .V SLA ' --..,, , -B ll I ,sl Q f 1 ' NW 4 K, .. - :-,,,,A :ai uf' ffl: r rj - F . , , -fd, ,. 1 ALL u-H3-I A 01 Q J L,. -. A 'U,- L , r A .'-v- '- , V. 7 K WI , , X n '1 A -' Q lm, A: -Q' :xx I ,- '-.E f! 1:4 .,.-, ,.f ' X' Kita-wasa Float APhA Floaf First Place Winner, Industrial Arfs Floaf 'M-f .Z Third Place Winner, Kappa Pi Float Beta Tau Beta Floaf HUPU U Second Place Winner, Horology Float Alpha Nu Floaf 5 - gg M vii: ' 'fv ' L, 1 i i T , ' 'Q 1, veil P U .. 1' 3 lb ,qu-1. .- ,. 1 .W . ML, 1. , ff, i A, ,, . 2-S55 v Q F, .Q sz? xv I 5 3 5. . V12 M Sf Sw .3 1 A- . 'Ta M' qs ti ,gt i At sf? . 1 .. ,X 4 X, p X ,X .Lg ii ,X I W M FX, 9 'mei' Ng , , -1 '-'Y-FK -P E Mx' 1' V Qagiig . xv. :MQ':g3il- . l A..-, 4 N .V I ,xx , f 'L.,wf'i Af' 4? 'f Q - 'dfw-X, f bw , N 'ft iw. 1 'ima ex lv . lr, 'A RN, :ir . U ,lm U. M 1, gf QE ' ',':'j,7p 'V,f1Zi-' - 1.-jim-H, -Q . qv: +g::,,If,:g3iExll'i311i 4 5 - Lurfnir 1 'Vi iw, E Q, ,.. .,:,1 M m . as +9- 37 ,, , ,M 1-sf jg: 'Sd , - uw a EJ Fx' U 4 M' ' ' 'f .4-- rf :- , 1-A-. - - -A '-QI 1----V'-V' 1::.a.,:1.,.,f: 41. I .r . J - J. Mu TQ? sa E. Xlxw fxrkn ZX, .QQ - I., 5. ,ls , Wifi I F ' o I Yun L 5 1 1 L Q 'ff - V E 1 J W :nf .'..T:. lf it v 9 X N x .-'X A a J Tauffesf snags one againsf Panhandle A 8. M Prexy Tauffesf crowns Barbara Hamilton of Sayre Senior Day Queen, while attend- anis Loquiia Phillips and Joyce Nash look on. HI 15313321 ll Kappa Pi enferfains with a Thanksgiving Day Dinner 5 V l V1 ' i fl ,Q ff! rms George and Jackie folk our the pffers prior to Cavalcade cue time The Sfudenr Council's Thanksgiving dance proved axsuccess The Pharmacy wives mef and organized their auxiliary Stanley and Ed carried major roles in the Cav- aiccrde 'fl ' , -, Hx ' ' 'af . 215922 W-,A I -Wi 1. . JP.-. 1, ,,i The School of watch repair hosted Santa for Campus kids Aw f inf,-. , . F'-X .Q 'ffin-an-' . , l f ' .....' 4..,4 's'- , 5. .wffff A. Industrial Arts Banquet The 12th month brought the Highschool Basketball Tourna- ment Basketball season getting under way ws, f - ..-uv ,,..- .4 5 . ' ,,, ,,'. V X X a . 'W ' in ,731 K ,lg 7. . ,i 49 'QR T- , ,.i. ....-....,-.. , ....-...,.. , .... .----,-.. Y ,, .., --rf-.-,-Q-,-, ,,.,., ..A ..,,.--. ,,-.. - f ': A5 If gf T I if '-- 2i?g 1155 2 I ffif 3 . W ' isfvrl-:ff jr f 2vgTf - f, et--Q, 1 W V MVA :E 'Ir Wi' F V ' 1 . ,AT H1 ga W- u 23 i, 5 u -- 1 4 K - , 4. .,-9 , Y , :V Y HQ' X. ,HHH -f 'frm -Su 4 , ,MM MA i !i i A gh K Y- YY 7 ,J-,-1-ru ,AJ ,, -nv .'., --f- -----E ---'- 1, , Q X N KX W7 1 f . 4 r -'ff fm-4 5 F: MDW!-' Q ' Jima F N- .'4?4 sr.-fw 4 , 'X ' ' r x , N .I I M YS.: I 1 5 GX 'im Sunshine Basketball Trophy Sfudenf Aff Exhibit Nh S I x 3 G,-.,.. fe Q3 , W A A feeds fhe CFOWU Professor opens bcskefball season gh . Pre-enrollmenf gefs under way ..,4.i....... ..,. ,ae fn. . vb 'x Class meets for first dance lesson il 1. 2, 2:4 :tif 'lim P,,C il. wg Y? , ' A- X' iss gba S6COI1Cl S6meSfef eI'lfOlfTIel'If - a V 1 s Selling annuals I xi 2? 'Q .-1.-'Sim J , 4. ' by-4 t ' -.Ja I, .LP--12 V' .,..... ,I 6 'UT ' Y ' - illv-': - iris v - , I 4 t It fb L4 'f -7 r : 1 .Vw 'N ' IQ? 1 F - X is Southwestern vs wi? A , A A I .1 , fuu- Central assembly here Student Dance after Central game ,QL-' Pai! 'Dv ,vi ,-.M .fe---1 -nm-algal Ylll .-.11 ..,, ..:.s,. .. -' .ww '- 1 Ah. 5 . -'C Q 1 1 ev- Q-:gy-f ---.Q 1- six-:nv-n-1-.r3!51fn:w'r.. 1441, ' my 052353,- W wi-,.fiZ2:f 2: QL , , QQ 1 w U is .Q zp- --E--v'e?f4f1'w 1 '7 ' 4-' likfifl 'N' JF' A t 1 .AV . .J ,L ,- , ,- UU: , f. . X iiigiiffff , ' 5 , H, .M 1, M .LJ if fu, J 53 ' Tigiggjssg 21 -7 9? nw: E6 'i ,H 5 5 sn E 1 jing -ni 7! :QR ,I K ,K ki 'EC jl,k.iga Q X . X f S S S x 1 . S 1 fs 5 4 x 2 S. -4' Student Council nominates best citizens Warm weather brings on spring prepara- tions -. .,.-s , 1 5 gfhfil I c , c T g . ww is -ri 4 nf' , xi 1 fr- 4 we .1 -, 'I I i S ..'7xrx, ni Alpha Psi plans the all college production i 'lf'Qgi3Z 7z.. 1 ww il Q is if r if '?- rf 'ISI ' ' 'N ? - Q s - 4:1 ' 'BYTE i ,H - .. N l 5 , ':v'-- 111. . W -' M Cafeteria entertains with birthday party , . 1 V , L ll i Socks - ,i-'.--.-......v,,--,...- ., 1-7. ... ,, .K 'rv , 7-3, .iii-:ie 1 L L-v-- , ff--- E! Gypsies, I guess- Wes1ern Style Mr. Vance discusses the new reading course Tri-J-Frontier Dance Let's have a dance Wynn Myers ploy for College dance ff 4 in ' V , -J W? QE? 44 im, N x L 'vf 4-,, - I . : - f-N-. 'jg mg. .1--GN 'I I I 4.- dy- I . I wg Ag.: I .IL,I,,f7,I AII A. I I-.., 1 , , : :Im . L 4 L. J-S' I . ' 1' 'f - II X I I .N j g' 14'f':1:x,, an , fa-fs ..' 2. ?Z5f 'N fy:-f ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' , , , ,. II I F 4, I IEP.. ' -5 I Ii I -w. -'.- . I, . Ir. 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Fl Wim ' A wg fm--f ' g34.15','.w , r. 'L 1!l!l1I5 vzJ'l i - fi- 1 - gg siii e ,i ' ii i' i l lfif, - . ll? fro ' ' , ..,.T'tx , 'lf' ' -' -H -W l l of i ,Wg sl 4 il ii fl 'xl I .J 5 -,,y1El!llE'Q l , Q- i s ' ,.:' - -I 'Q' ff' Bill Jackie and Gerald discuss their roles in Reli ious 1 1 Q Emphasis week. and James. Preparing their parts in the Religious Emphasis week observance are 'V fx 5 A ' ii W - el Mr. Crink, right, displays one of the speech contest trophies to highschool director and student. Scene from Commanche highschools superior placing one-act ,-4 X Wagon, Follies MC. X Scene from Frankie and Johnnie ers of the talent contest: Huckaba, second place, Neff Hall Quartet of Barry Joe Smith, Ewell Col- V. . and Bill Haney, first: and Kaiser, representing 5 Five plus Three, During the follies, the campus queens were introduced. Juana Faye Hipkins, left, and David Tautfest, voted best citizens, and June Boatright, May Day Queen. 534 W Viv i. hw? 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LY f 'fl Rehearsals started for The Clutching Claw . Neff Hall held annual Parenl s Day. I ui 5'vEJre0.,4' is Q mark . , I. H :kim 1 i ,. Lge, f .. '- Q Fi 'fl mi-. i- . A , 2-MH ff' , ' vr1,g-. :C if f -4:-r' ' , .W , Ml.. 3, -- .A me QM' -'A x NJ., Evans and Shag mapped out campaign plans. -'Ev Q 104 ii m-F' N l n g. ILIUSQNZ 5372- lv Y ,-Q .Dt qu . - f- 1 g7l'Y I I-4115405193-le' 1 le!-'LAHS'-5:1i.4v' r1.l'. 711- u.l.1gu-11-.n..1,n.n4g W ' . S rw 'g..HZ U ,u vw 'Q ' 1 my SA Sf! 'f--' iaii-1-an--.L'.f 3f1-gf.Hf- 1' - Q,-.-nangunj, .' Y.,.,.., ,. V 4 f r. . 41 v W 9 ig 1 ails? r, P 'L The Beta Tau Beta formal. Alpha Nu Mardi Gras dance. All-College Jan Garber dance. ,K A I W, D S . w X, M r 47? Delta Sigma Epsilon Trade Winds dance All-College Jan Garberdance. T x X . X 'xg ,wi Winding the Moy Pole. .v N fV,ll A iv 1 kl TQ. Stewart Holl Mothers Day erlkf' .de ,. I GLX- Am if ' 'f' f A , ,Af .sun-if ill- 5' Victorious Greeks. Lg. May Day Queen ond Court. s ii If Barry plugs the Independents. use 1 S .ex N , , JS rf fl 5 ' Doretta and Prexy look at plans for new Student Union. fl .- Stan cmd Charles wm the tourney ,ULL..1..ii5llJ -,W Some studied ond some didn t 0,-L And some made strunght 'A s rg ..,n sf X in A 5 yan? . ,G MH ' 'as , st of The Clutchung Clow First came the Seniors. Ross Crabtree, first, and Audell Murray, second. And finally the Big Moment. , rage, ff-1. -,E 5, 7 5553 U? l 1- ,Q ' 'Wi Then the honorable Faculty. W 9x.lQU06b ew' . ani.-, 9 1 The Conference Champions: front row, catchers, Ewell Collins, Ernest Boyles, and Orville Bowman. Second row pitchers Bill Dryden Denver Klassen, James Goss, Quay Coffee, W. E. Jackson, and Bob Collins. Third row, infielders, W L Jackson wcivis Flippin Bill Murray, and Bill Haney. Fourth row, outfielders, Bill Hubbard, Jay Jones, Darrel Leveritt and Rankin iliams coach. BASEBALL 1954 Downing their east division opponent, OBU, in two fast games at Shawnee, the diamond Bulldogs chalked up the fourth consecutive conference win for South- western and number l5 of the last l7 years. Travis Flippin and Orville Bowman were the co-captains for the l954 season. None ofthe l4 lettermen graduated and all are expected back for the l955 season. The Bulldogs finished the season with a .308 team batting average and Travis Flippin was the heavy hitter with a 426 average. so Q l ,l Lg, .,L, W The 1954 Baseball Squad: left to right, back row, Bill Leathers, Orlan Pritchard, Richard Taylor, Dean Linder Third row Wayne Hiser Ernest Boyles, Lynn Sherrill, Rene Huckaba, James Morris, Walter Hoehne, Mitchell Filber Stanley Collins and Louis Sims Second row: Ewell Collins, Bob Collins, Bill Hubbard, Denver Klaassen, James Goss, Travis Flippin Orville Bowman and JayJones. First row: Bill Murray, Darrel Leveritt, Bill Dryden, W. L. Jackson, W. E. Jackson Bill Haney Quay Coffee and Rankin Williams, coach. 1954 SEASON RECORD Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern ...... .. Southwestern ........ ..... Southwestern ........ ..... Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern ........ ..... Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern ..... Southwestern ................ Southwestern ................ Won ...... Clinton Indians ....... ...... 0 Sayre Jr. College ..... ...... 0 Sayre Jr. College ........ ...... O Seminole Producers ...... ...... 5 52nd FAB, Ft. Sill ....... ...... l l7th FAB, Ft. Sill ..... ...... 4 l7th FAB, Ft. Sill ..... ...... 6 OSR ................... ...... 7 Phillips ..... ...... 2 Central ....... ...... 7 Phillips .......... ...... O Northwestern ..... ...... 2 Central .......... ...... l 0 Northwestern ..... ...... 3 OBU ................... ...... 2 OBU ......................... ...... 4 Lost ........ l T Squad game, Dryden pitching, Hubbard swinging. EE: Haney tags a Bison out at first. , sg, Slugger Sonny wallops a single. 'A is w ' -' 4 1 ' ' - - I J V, . ' '-1 ,, ' . , Q - ' ' I ' 'TL i im. .!fm!w , r ,fy QE 1' ., .. J! .v. Y-wr, air Q 5- -v,- aff -.,-A r r f. ggi ' ' H vt. 1 J , r f -,sig -. f xf , . . Q 1 -'if' rf' e, E - W e 1 M A . S I R' L 13 N A JL, ,1,,,6e,'7'. . 3-,ilfifr ' P 1 ' I . v 1 1 'A' 5 A ' v r 4 v - u , ':' , ' V . F 1 - J ji. Ai. ' ' 'f A b . Win.: I A A' if at-If 4 . S P ' I 3 I ei : 'r A ' 1 r it ii F I' I N . F FU I, W Y... V! U' .1 5 1 v ,Gi -. ':, xf -1-Q ' , g X .wax -we .- rw Qi wif 1 if A 5' J. 5 K JEL, -1 as ' S A N Jw ,QSW sQd'f,s 'iir A Maw! 1 Ev cf W , . 5 5' H- 1 ' Ar , 1. Ii- ' i g' X ra 4, 11:5 I S I ti ii ffl?- ' his s g k , gr hh' ' J ' - N, x .33 L ,A Q ,' ii . , X - In I Wi!k I:'inlL5g.- 5113! , QQ-ia 1' f ' l i .,. 's....z::: , 1 . ,f X t S 'pl i tal fn , or z-S -'S 'W i f S -. '-531.4 - I J g 4-e--u-31' . J. Diz grabs one off the fence against O w .ff - Y J Coach briefs the batting order fi' im Goss hurling all the way against OBU. Dryden races for first to beat the Ranger throw 1 w1,7'.i Q I Yr -if .23 lk c 'X U g Hubbard crosses home plate after a homer. Some pitchers pose. i Haney covers first base L-, J ' ,L Surrounded by tradition . . . 'W 1 JQWX .odd -s a e5,- ' Gag if The Center of Yearbook Craftsmanship B. L. Semtner, President Paul Bennett, Vice-President, g In Charge Yearbook Division 129 Northwest Third Street Richard Struck, Production Manager Oklahoma City, OkIahOITlZ:l 2 lx H BOB HAWK December 11, 1953 Dear Southwesterners, Certainly one of the happiest honors I ever received was the chance to select your Southwestern Yearbook Queen. I can vividly remember many years ago when I helped to campaign for a certain beauty queen. When we were having her picture taken, the photographer asked if we wanted it mounted but We didn't think she'd look so good on a horse. It was awfully hard to select a beauty just from pictures, but it was a lot of fun trying, My best to you all. Cordially, Q! W ,,, 44 1. . . ,1GL '2 o MHHIIYN IHIKS Wdlfiig Qwm f it. Q14 .x X 1 x ,x. j ,Q w 4 Q 1 xx' 11, :Lf 1 '5-:Yi wjaij? ,ki H 'ff '. al RX GER! SUE POTTER Campus Beauty f,'f5q' 'Q 1- --,-Ci 52 T 1 .- 351315 o ff if 'r 1. ff, 1 K F-, xx 1 l . A ,f -wi-Nz a1qk'4 w 1 5, A,4.3.:1. '- ?rQ1.. JMU rf' 1 A.:-v -,H -:ff'S:ff,:,nM+LH 'r , -' '13 If -wx-4-f.v?Q'igf',-2 c45f.Qv1-' -22111--r H42 W A i5 1'e. f 1 1-ff:-7-2 1fau'ff,fg.fS1F,g LF?35:WiFEk-gf? W5 .WSN4 ?ff'2Ev'T Afl1,QJ , ul .mp . . m U .e'f ' ' .is Til 4 1. f.':::- .fiif A 'N'J3Z:.f- m.:M9?3ff7,g?i23f-:LH e Q gr- ' ,-wi., .1 V., ,rqgg--Lip. ,. 11 f'3'.f f-du-I ,Jfgqwn .ya -,gg -1 1. .. JM- ,. mf,-r H My . w Q- 'Q 'W-Q +1 -gil' i MHHY HNN SIIHHHNIH 'EW QW 1 7 rl- ff , ,. ,- 'X 1 ' 4 . . -1 ,J r 3 .sq 1' PL, JS: 5' ' af X1a'1 ,f x V,,KiU, - Y 1 KL, MA M W H4455 ml .,.--E... 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'-XA X x Darlene Hale Phyllis Wright Vondean Odgen --aggu: IIS v--+V ...4- f John Little Put McGuire Norman Monroe THE SOUTHWESTERN Jerry Witcher Editor 11 tv -N, 169 v nf e.s'fff 'fS'sfm S 1 49 We '::'f3f'U'l,-' 1fIl ? gil. 0 , , ' ,y ' - :,:: rwrqlwsmfeskwn ,' 54 Qfifxx. A 5- fgggwiw-fffv f-9 ' P, Q mfr 1, 34,4 The on N 'NUM wr - Sulffhwestem 2LlfWFallneQi,1u,ff,l'smDm - -if -CS FW 1 .54 ' Vi Eff: , X 1.4 ,R .A.'::l Elaine McClure Dene Schmidt Features Laurelyn Silvers Staff Feafures 1 Mary Ann Schreiner i Staff Max Dougherty Sports Johnny Welborn Sports 556-'QQ Cbrbin Sarchet Editor .,mjQ Marilyn Stegall Features JA flijiki 1 it it ' Zuma Austin' Secretary , W, -S I. ... , ANNU AL '-iv A f , XE ,Q I3 ,....17 WY m. -2-.-1 , f ' Tofmhger R'Chm3,onsor Y W Deon Good Editor Bull Monohan Phofographer 5TAFF Dr, -john Bin Sponsor' B Dion ockkeeper Vo d RGY - n 59 O Loretto Lo Flrsr Semezferggzivo f swf? Staff V W Siaf? I Jerry Witcher ' Sfaff ' E5-Q T A BEST CITIZENS 1953-1954 JUHNH HM HIPKINS HHVIH IHIHHSI ,U Y' . 3, 1 I A F , 1, O N-ZbQx N S Xi , , v 7 f Y YY,.- ..... - .-.. -.T--- .. Y-1 -.- ----v--v --f -- ----- v-J---H ----- - ALPHA PSI OMEGA ', x -X . K X-X -r ' IRS' P 'filth' NXXQNM- Alpha Psi Omega was organized as an honorary dramatic fraternity for the pur- pose of providing an honor society for those doing a high standard of work- in dra- matics and incidentally through the expansion of Alpha Psi Omega among the colleges of the United States and Canada, provide a wider fellowship for those interested in the college theatre. Damarise Kitch . Stanley Farmer vondem' Ogden Juana Hipkins V, sponge' Presiden, Fi,-sf Semesper P,-widen' Second Semester President neny tlgfqygr Corbin Sarchet Dene Schmidt Eugene Hughes A ALPHA PHI SIGMA Alpha Phi Sigma is a National Honorary Fraternity, open to students who have attained a grade average of 3.25 in the last 30 hours of enrollment in Southwestern State College. Iota Chapter was installed on the Southwestern Campus H, INN in 1934 In xxx , . ll Max Caswell Alpha Phi Sigma Insignia I, :IT j Miss Fern Lowman Audell Murray Clyde Bqrfon Sponsor President Vice-Pregidenf -w K3 .N-. ' QL. JN Q, I x DOH COOCIY ROSS CFGI-Wee Shirley Ensley Jim Goodin Darlene Hale LeRoy Heinrichs Herman Horst yi I , w ill 'L' 1 153 if ' S, v Eugene Hughes John Little Thomas Lltsch Pat McGuire Barry Meyer Richard Nave Betty Jo Robinson -lx L3 an P, . g 'QW ' l 'QF l lj but i . 4 'ml 'l llfgz f 1 fi :im ff - W X Ll.,,.:, T , l l Q N ,J X, I K I ,I .M ik Sappington Corbin Sarchet Kenneth Scivally Bonnie Strickland La. Donna Stutzman Park Willis Jerry Witcher 1 1. 1, N 't G 5 auf' 1 W, 'I Jim Brandenburg Dr. F. W. Allen Jean Paul lsbell Pfeiideflt Sponsor Vice-President ALPHA NU Alpha Nu social fraternity was organized in October, 1946, with six members headed by John Cowan of Sayre. The first few meetings were held in Cowan's room in Neff Hall. The original constitution was revised March 3, 1948, and Dr. Fred W. Allen was named sponsor. The fraternity has grown until there are now more than forty active members and more than one hundred active alumni. In January, 1952, the organization estab- lished headquarters in the Alpha Nu house at 716 N. Custer, which they now occupy. Membership is by unanimous bid only. ,E ,xi Kenneth Scivally LaWayne Jones Clyde Barton Don Hotz David Bridges Secretary-Treasurer Pledgemaster Parliamentarian Sergeant-at-Arms 1 Max Caswell Don Crowell Daryle Cue George Curb Phil Daniels Pledge President Don Frank Earl Fuller Bob Gudka Willie Hubbard Governing Board Dale Kamm Lt -sv Ted Maloy Don Marshall Burl Mllchell Ian Richardson Don Ross f'-vu. ' AQ 7: fwfl ,Q I. 1X , I 5 Billy Sexton Junior Tahsuda Nelson Taylor Jimmy Tiger! Chris Vines if gi K Glen 'bf fl. lx-u ..,: Jerry Nathan Jameson r A FL, vQ',,I, fit ' 'jr.'.vf3' ,,,-A LA V, . 3 'Johnny elborn , Don Donham SCHOOL OF PHARMACY 'V Student Branch of American Pharmaceutical 4 1' 'Association ..... '? -3 :il .- , gi 35' 7 -. - .4 . '- 3 Q i ffi A .jf 2. . , '. 4. ' ., L 1 A J x Dean W. D. Strother Dr. Charles Schwartz L. R. McArthur Dr. Paul Hering Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor - A John Little Jim Wright Mary Ann Hunt Ross Crabtree President Vice President Secretary Treasurer . ' Q24 4. a , Darrell Andrus Don Barker Sam Barnhardt Charles Batson Georae Beckloft Fanny Berkenbile Leo Berkenbile Jim Brandenberg John Carter Gerald Clark l Dale Cox Lanny Duckett Raymond Estill 4,- 5+ P IJ, Dell Herron Lowell Irby , 5- ii T' Don Ka rns Jimmy Keith Don Ross Harlene Short i Ly, .L.,ILJ Lourene Crabb Bill Cyperi Joenila Dolan ' Don Dovfling Wayne Frank Jean Paul Isbell H. l J w x N ., Bill Frizzell Mickey Geisler Charles Hall bu i QE in Guy Jackson Sue Jackson Mack Jameson I1 Barry Meyer Bill Nix Harold Roff James Riddle Don Slack George Smith Nelson Taylor Bob Thacker Jimmy Tiger! Pat Tumbleson Don Turner Chris Vines Glendon Walker Neil West AUTO MECHANICS CLUB Kenneih McNabb President George Deienbaugh S ecrefar y Henry Pulis Treasurer N fr' 1 .1 K 1 Fig, Lvl' '11 by BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Baptist Student Union - An organized movement of the Southern Baptist Conven- tion, which endeavors to enlist students ingchurch and campus activities conducive to spir- itual growth - growth commensurate to and paralleling that ofthe mental and physical. It assumes spiritual growth to be an important factor in proper development. Member- ship is open to all college students. '-J X 2:-:X X.: ff' .14 LOUISE RCInb0lf PhylIis'Wright Leroy Thomas Mary Haag Sponsor President Vice-President Vice-President sms 4 FIRST ROW: Louise Rainbolt, La Fern Rozell, Sue Mason, Kay LeGrand, Phyllis Wright. SECOND ROW: Lola Bell French, Mary Baxter, Sue Tosh, Eleanor Zweiacher, Julia Mosely, Carol Jean Garden Lo Ann Fowler. THIRD ROW: Jackie Burnett, Elmo Beall, Jim Fowler, Ken Davis, Luther Newman, Melvin Rauh, Patsy Fillmore. FOURTH ROW: Denver Klaassen, LeRoy Heinricks, Leroy Thomas, Jackie Sprage, Mary Haag, Darlene Hale lone Robierts, Raye Zachariqs, s,.,,m. 1' ,fi ae ' BUCICWUFCI Puffy Annual Sweetheart Banquet Social-Mixer at beginning of school Carol Jean Garden Noel Kuufer Professor E, E. M Band Presxdent Band Direcforson Prof's ace band rehearses. THE HOT SHOTS, left to right: De Anne Simmons, La Dona Crim, Peggy Railili, Gwen Jones, Annelle Dobbs. , V if If ' ,, . N., Q viii, , Y, I . 1 , 1 , , - 1. 1 I A Ie x . V 4 .4 A v ,1-1-' :X ,Y' J -. s '13 A -, iii.- '-,i M V ..,.-N n nl . 1 P- .1 1 , ,.,:,- Y 1, , - ,F .-seawater: L. v ,. T.. , .:-:-1-5 ,, , EE 4 -. - ,.-wi Wu x i- ,,' V v 4,. ? -V' l is 1 .NT a H 3' to .,f'..'.f .. i, i ,, iii f f 0 03 'S .1 4 Jean Paris Drum Maiorelle ,512 Prof. Mason's band helps out in the first pep assembly of the year, The stuclenls participation in Band second semester are: Clifford Abla, Russell Alvis,, Wayne Bauman, Jerry Caddell, La Dona Crim, Lanny Duckett, Annalle Dobbs, Max Dourgherly, Erlene Heinz, Jerry Holt, Phil Hover, Mary Lee Johnson, Noel Kaiser, Pansy Kaiser, Vernice Kaiser, Jimmy King, Jeanette Kupka, Bob Eaton, Duane Moat, Jim McPhearson, Peggy'Ralliff, AC. L. Robertson, De Ann Simmons, mary Ann 'Shriner, Marilyn Sieegal, Jane Sappington, Jackie Thomas, Eliz- abeth Zwieacher, Margene Peterson, Helen Kupka, Gwen Jones, Patty Prickett. BETA BETA BETA The purpose of Beta Beta Beta is to stimulate interest and promote scholarship in the biology Held. Membership is limited to students whose field of study is in the biological sciences. ... 5. f 551552 ,, - T FRONT ROW, Left lo right: Kenneth Scivally, Louise Rainbolt, Matpine Spence, Virginia Denny, Phyllis Wright, Miss Burnhan, Max Caswell. BACK ROW: Dr. Shuck, Jimmy Northcut, Bennie Cole, Max Walker, Clyde Barton, James Menyard, Damon Gregg, Bert Mitchell, Tom Litch, Dayton Royse, Richard Nave,'and Dr. Allen. ' H11 E Dayton Royse Richard Nave Mbxine Spence President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer CAMPUS RADIO PROGRAM The Campus Radio Program is to provide the student an opportunity to gain experience in doing live and taped broadcasts. To acquaint the public with activities, events, and departmental functions of the college. And to stimulate the listener to visit the campus and become better acquainted with their college. Stanley Farmer Corbin Sarchet Cedric Crink Sponsor wsu it 4. Q s I Dean Linder S 1 xvogsaelot ..-,.., -- .q,,.-., -Y ..,-......-- .. ., 'le ,. 6 sie- I xebgot sate! . - C. ,VQO Esta an Erin Zliratvrniig We, the oldest fraternal organization on the Southwestern Campus wish to congrat- ulate Southwestern State on this her 50th Anniversary. We feel that our fraternity has helped Southwestern achieve its present status, by our high standards of leadership, scholarship, and brotherhood. Our original Chapter, organized October I l, 1946, consisted of 8 men. Today we have an active membership of well over 40 members, backed by a large Alumni Association of 143 members. Dr. Harold Budde Sponsor Don Barker Sam Bernhardt Keith Burch Member Member Member Bill Schumpert Beta of the Year Bill Cypert Gerald Clark Don Dowling Member Member Member Gordon Dowdy Herbert Fix Wayne Gallop Dean Good Jimmy Hatcher Bill Honey Rene Huckoba Eddie Hunt Jim King Joe Lilsch MGX McKinsey Norman Monroe John Eddy Melvin Rubin Millerborg Richard Ncve Leon Slulon Kenneth Sizemore 1 George Smith Joe Smilh Lynn Sherill David Taurfesf A Bob Thacker Neil West V Hyland Weover l in DELTA SIGMA EPSILON C Alpha Iota Chapter Maine Drlskill Q 0 Q Q Q Sponsor 'B Q ' W 0 9 O Q 0 Connie Spencer ' Presideni Betty Jo LaFover Enid Lenaburg La Donna Stufzman Jean Hays Vice-Presidenf Secreiary Treasurer Chaplain W! lf' ' w June Boatwright Phyllis Boyd Trelene Chadwick Pct Everson ,YJ 1, I! - wg A : wi Darlene Fox Dorothy Grey Earlene Hinz Betty Jo Jenkins Bettychene Martin Mary McNatt Dortha Nell Morgan Jean Paris Helen Faye Patterson Jo Ann Preston Bonnie Rayner llirgie Remple l , l l l Dene Schmidt V Z zz Jo Lee Sewell . Mr. and Miss F. T. A. .- .4 W i- 4 i 1 Rgberf Tyler Ardron Hinton Faculty Sponsor Fqgulfy Spo,-,wr First Semester President ..n44 laVada Cossey Y Peggy Curb Bill Davis Dorothy Debano Martha Sue Dill Joycelyn Entz Earnest Harold Frank Lola Belle French Vita Green FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Future Teachers of America is an organization sponsored iointly by the National Educational Association and the Oklahoma Educational Association for college students who intend to become teachers. Its aim is to develop a professional attitude toward, and an understanding of the teaching profession. Eugene Hughes Second Semester President Dolores Dooty Donna Firquain Mary Haag Darlene Hale Secretary-Treasurer Elizabeth Dougherty Dixie Foster Johnnie Hendershot in-. Juana Faye Hipkins- Helen Hix Wilma Jean Home Willard Hubbard Velma Keahey Kay LeGrand Robert Lance Opal Diane Lowe 4 ,' 5-Pali., ,, iv. . J X U s. ca .... -ef an--' A ll 0 l l l qw Hs 1 slim ., ,. ' Jimmie McPherson Mrs. Joe B, Metcalf Jessie E. Murphy Audell Murray FT , 1 Ifv, - ,. it s f f A -, 'e 'R - ri ff K, , ' 'fi M - ' 3353 .., - l fl,Ill l Jimmy Northcuh Norma Petzold Charles Pi9Q Bertha Mae Roberts Kenneth Scivally Ramona Searcey Owene Simpkins Raymond Stroud S X: Sam E. Jameson John Jennings Don Marshall Carl H. McClure Warren Nell LaVerle Newcomb Harold Russell Jane Sappington la Don na Stutzman Thomas Swopes Albert Thornberry Sue Tosh Herbert Weil Marvin Wilson Fred Wood V Raye Zacharias FORENSIA e ,F Pat McGuire Wanda Adams Bonnie Strickland Shirley Ensley President iii -- '1 if A 5' 5. 3 Fl. fr. X, Rilma Betche Sue Cavness Lolo French Vita Green M l 1 l Ii :EASY . iv: . Vi . .. . J I : nf' 'E l U F351-' inf' F , , iii Ev' 1, Y: Q RY wr' 5, Mariesta Kidd Enid Lena burg Vice Presideni Secretary Treasurer gl. .Q Peggy Curb Patsy Fillmo're Jo Ann Finley Marilyn Folks Nancy Fore '-'7 me L 41:5 M 1 , wx . , Q ,is 4 fs f -ff .iff 'X i -f ' Mary Haag Darlene Hale Joyce Hall Norma Heidbrecht Peggy Hinton apr Joy Likes Loretta Lokey Christine Moss Wanda Nell lc Verle Newcomb L iff, 5, 5. j Norma Petzold Sharon Phillips . - .sf rl ' e' ra I 'l' X J if I 7 L Yvonne Quanlebaum Bertha Roberts Betty Robinson Jane Sappington Maxine Scott gg... . ! .lgigiz rr ' A f an . .- Q... if? '. eff l .1 in 3 L ell . Patricia Smith Marilyn Stegall LaDonna Stutzman Evelyn Woodard Joan Worthington Mrs. Cora Herzog Sponsor 1' 14 ,-.. A A- . 5nicYl0 d ? Zgmo Austin gonflle Presidenl ecrefq,-y vmqw vice rnd' Ado T HOME ECONCMICS CLUB Lyndell Anderson LT ., My 1 4' ll 1 , , . 4 1 l r Q-f'N rg , i .N fl, ' X ' ,v ., M W L. ff -f QQ l i vi g : L., .fillw 1,44 MFE e u...-.g-,. .E . 1 5 ,L Rilma Belche Lu Vada Cossey Marlha Dill Lois Dippel Wilma Doyle 1' l -' Lf V -' '- .I f., x Q ii Y . .- . U .p -1. .r ,-u ' . , 4-- ,315 y f' M an -r-f 1 if-' . , . , A lr 2 I Donna Firquain Lo Ann Fowler Darlene Fox Dorothy Gray Darlene Hale Joycelyn Enlz 'Wim ,AL , il . 1412. I il . y 9 gijlwf K' Helen Kupka Frances Lair Elaine McClure Earlene Hinz Velma Kealey Vgnnq mg 'QL f-5 -V ji A5 - Sig-'f -'-tl V 1 f rin- Q' ' Hfgqrzgl ' A '41 We lf! if iq ' .5 ', 13, F lj ., . Billie Neeley Carolyn Patten Helen Panerson La Fern Rozell Lois Wright Mrs. Lgrrelha Pinnell ponsor 'S A 1 y Y - .Y . ,vw ., . - ...- . -.- X INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB The Industrial Arts Club was organized in 1949 for the purpose of promoting better fellowship and understanding among. the group. Moiors, minors, or students taking lndus- trial Arts subiects are eligible for membership. Programs are of on educational nature pertaining to the field of Indus- trial Arts. Two outstanding programs of the year are the annual Christmas party and spring picnic. John L. Cermok Sponsor J. L. Pigg Tom Murray Jim McPherson Vice President Secretary 8. Treasurer Reporter X' Qs. Max Beberniss Othel Britton Quay Coffey :QU ..,-.U 7 ,-+. , f,,- ,:4,,...w1?---Z , if George Curb President N I Herbert Weil Photographer Travis Duvall Bill Fairchild David Fisher Alfred Goucher Bob Gudka Arlen Hamburger I 4 I I 'Lf -4, L l W. 1 Herman Horst J. H. Inman Burl Mitchell Jesse Murphy Clif? Prock 11.4 , -Q s Harold Russell Jay Schlichting Art Schmidt Carroll Smalling Ray Stroud ., , Z Y N , i I ,., . f , , 5 . l yu . . Y ii' ,J ' lf ' ' fn- Z. ,, i l 7 . John Tahsudu Arnold Vogt Wendell Whitman Luther Younger INTER-GREEK COUNCIL promote cooperation and understanding among the Greek Organizations. Jo Lee Sewell President Delta Sigma Epsilon Earlene Hinz Delta Sigma Epsilon fjifi' Q ga L , The purpose of the Inter-Greek Council is to Dr. Martin Satz Faculty Advisor fi 4 . ,iii T.. eE '- mtv., , 1 ' fr ' , N ul, V 1' Zn Leon Slaton Jane Sappington Peggy Rallift Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer Tri-J Beta Tau Beta Tri-J' ii' 1. sei: M f.-i -,Q was wvm- . A H vllirml , 3 .gl Jim Hatcher Jim Brandenburg Clyde Barton Beta Tau Beta Alpha Nu Alpha Nu 4, Y, . ,Q E Jerry Witcher Alpha Nu The purpose of Inter-Greek Council is to present an award to the Greek organization on the campus with the highest grade point. ' The individuals receiving the award for the highest grade point of the 'four organizations are Jerry Witcher, and La Donna Stutzman. Tri-.l Beta Tau Beta Delta Sigma Epsilon Alpha Nu INTER-GREEK SCHOLARSHIP AWARD La Donna Stutzman Delta Sigma Epsilon INTER CHURCH COUNCIL This council was organized to supervise the activities of the group of students attending Vespers, the evening worship services held at 6:00 each evening in the Y Chapel. These students are members of the Baptist, Church of Christ, and Methodist Churches. Altar in the Chapel. r?, Leroy Thomas Marlund Mason Sharon Phillips President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer , , 1 1 A R,-Y ,viii .V ,,, Y-Chapel. l fe .ffm , H ' I ,:, t l w Loris Johnson Dean Goad Maxine Page President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Kappa Pi is a national stalled in recognized col- honorary art fraternity leges, universities, and open to both men and art schools meeting the women. Chapters are in- standards of nationally FU' ' ' - YQ - V . 1 , . l is V L , ffl- Q accredited agencies. Al- pha Alpha Lambda Chapter of Kappa 'Pi was installed here in 1949. Richard Taflinger Co- Sponsor ' ' g s . w s I --v A dl In 1 l A I Marvin Crowdis works on ,Q X y eq 00 J' iati. ii ll. -I- 1 4 -t- it - ge alI'E2SUlisf'-5 if Ill.: 2. .A .wr Q. t I' X, Dean Good retouches one of his famous clowns. A - yu A I if I g lane of his models. Qx x9 xQ f H Q' X V H Y P Myrle E. Kelly - Co-Sponsor -X 'X . .s .lackie Burnett Jean Christy Nita Crouch Marvin Crowdis 3 P. .,,: . I I, Kappa Pi holds work shop fi Mary Jean Dawson f ll A , 4.45 -bs DOYIUO FlfqU0lfl Sue Kelly Mrs. H. W. Linscheid Loretta Lokey Geri Potter Mrs. Ida Shuck 10' --T 4-1-. 'ii 5 env 'Wia- i Millie A. Thomas I Q gl X Goldie Wallace Sponsor Co-Sponsor Kitawasa Club is cl social and service club. Its clim is to promote culture and good will among students of South- western. Membership is by bid. Robert Lance Olon Adams President Vice-President ll, ya S V I I 0 I Carol Gordon Ray Zacharias Loucyle Roberts Sec.-Treas. Parliamentarian Scrapbookkeeper N Elmo Beqll Arthur Ellis Patsy Fillmore .lim Fowler x Ne. . v 1' use e 1 I is SJ Joan Fronsen Mary-Hoag Ardron Hinton Peggy Hinton Helen Hix se, Betty Jo Jenkins Jimmy Lewis Joy Likes Catherine Lloyd Charlie Martin I' I it E131 lil 3 wzfx- 5 MCII'lGf1Cl MUSOH Geron Meeks Barry Meyer Julio Mosely Bertha Moe Roberts Roberto Schimmels Leroy Thomas Harold 1-hiessen Don Wilkinson Phyllis Wright 5 V 1 Merl Q1 LAMBDA MU Lambda Mu is the youngest of Southwestern's Greek letter organizations. lt was organ- ized in December 1950 to provide a study club for those interested in music. At the some time it was dedicated to the purpose ot bringing better music to the campus of South- western. Among other activities it sponsors the bi-weekly radio program, Music for Everybodyf' e Taft Sponsor xr- W ww rr 4- A-4' ls. Raye Zacharlas Sue Cavness Wanda Fay Nell afford Ablcn Joyce Alldredge Jerry Caddel Ross Crabtr n Presrde Peggy Vice President Secretary Treasurer 'at If-X 'i. -Q, 1' if Curb Dolores Dooty Betty Driver JoAnn Finley T. Roy Finley Lola Belle French Walter Gilling X Geraldine Griffin Noel Kaiser Betty Sue Kenner Mariesta Kidd Enid Lenaburg Duane Mote Charles Pigv Sharon Phillips C. L. Robertson Owene Simpklns Marilyn Stegall Joan Worthington Eleanor Zwieacher Elildbeih 1' st 5 rp-ry v 12 , H we li' - 1' ' 'f ' f, 'HJt?' ..i?, Q HJ a ' J I . J ,-.ea 1 51 'I - wiwifga so O SH' f ,, xii? '-. -QI .,. th . W 3 s , 1' 2 . '. eg x +41-w,..e 'f - A ' Ii, '.'z.,g1.'? MASQUERS Q FRONT ROW, Left to right: Janelle Austin, Peggy Rotliff, Beth Dougherty, Mary Haag, Raye Zacharias, Miss Kitch, Leroy Thomas, Sue Overfield, Connie Spencer, Juana Hipkins. Bettv LaFaver,Euaene Hughes.BACK ROW: Joe Carter, Ed Buce, Stanley Farmer, Corbin Sarchet. X . ' ,. W. ,N JR Park 1:1 ,?K h Dene Schmidt Juana Hipkins Miss Kitch Eugene Hug es President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor f,.1,,e-I-,Zz ,. 1 , 1.. . Bn., , , -.,.,,1,,- , MUSIC ENSEMBLES , - :wah l- X' l l ,tgfaf-v. P-'.. - A, ' 'LT - x bl - GIRLS TRIO. Wanda Faye Nell, Jane Sappington, Sue Gurley, Sue BOYS QUARTET. Ed Buie, Walter Gillingham Raye Zacharias Noel Cavness, accompanist. Kaiser. 621, MIXED CHORUS. First row: Allyne Frieson, Ramona Searcey, Wanda Faye Nell, Carol Gordon, Helen Kupka, Sue Cavness, Ruby Sowatzky, Betty Kenner. Second row: Betty Driver, Wynemo Paukei, Joyce Alldredge, Walter Gillingham, Raye Zacharias, C. L. Roberts, Jerry Caddel, Jimmie King, Sue Tosh. Third row: Delores Dooty, Mary O'Mal- Iey, Mona Taft, Charles Pigg, Wendell Maloney, Glenn Klaassen, Joan Worthington, Jane Sappington. I O CLUB Wm 3 N M r X , Phil Southall Vern Harris l I 4' .1 Donnie McDonald Darrell Leverett st,- ani' Q' 1 Wendell Whitman 4. Don Stutlers Front Row: Jay Jones, Walter Montgomery, Charles Evans-President, Don Shadid-Vice President, Jeff Landreth, Charles Wheeler, Wil- lard Hartpence, Ewell Collins. Middle Row: Bobby Collins, Tom Oben- hause, Bob Gilbert-Secretary, Bill Haney, Quay Coffey, Eddie Hunt, Travis Flippin, Dizzy Boyles. Back Row: Bill Davis, .lack Ware, Dean Copeland, Jim Litsch, Gerald Daugherty, Gerald Chesney, W. E. Jackson. LeRoy Hipkins. David Tautfest it f. - it ' ' .1-, .,.-yi ,Q , , ,mg S m- l . - ,r . - :VV iz, it 3 Warren Nell John Buck Geron Meeks Travis Flippin Garland Prock NEFF HALL '-zz L vi ,-,fx RSS-idenfs of Neff Hall J 1 Qu. Th wen boyaary egome room S Pony 9 of Nea I' :J . . .- fish-nd HOSQQSS -lp, . f : . sl GIUY' 1.-L 31 H ' ' - L . M' , ma- , 4' eg Typical desk 7 . Yplcol 4-,agen I 4-,UG '7'9 rv -I Y X The Neff Hall sock hop liuke af Neff Hall fwz, 119' 'Q 1 L..:v,5 1 W f ' . ai' ' nt being 8 K-ox V Q E 1 i , , . i 4 Nk2 t:' 3 QR I X . r' 5 ,... E E .A - , , fx A RA . OPTIMISTS CLUB The Optimist Club has as its purpose the promotion of fellowship and recreational activities that are in keeping with acceptable Christian conduct. T. Roy Finley Jackie Thomas Sponsor President 29, JoAnn Finley Ted Altman Reporter Jane Libby Berry Meyer .l. L. Pigg P if ' - C sw ga, lpbl gu i, v g if-?iz3h. X 5' ' N , ,n v a .- ' it .f i s LS g 'il ' -ffjf Charles Pigg Betty Kenner Vice-President Secretary Fd' Peggy Hinton Noel Kaiser 5 Marlene McClure Marland Mason Mary Ellen Rolison if 'ii' PI KAPPA DELTA FIRST ROW: Cedric Crink, sponsor, Dean Linder, Marlene McClure, Elaine McClure, Bob Richardson SECOND ROW: Norman Monroe, lay Simpkins, Harvey Tedford, Stanley Farmer. Pi Kappa Delta is an honorary forensic society having over 220 chapters in the United States. Membership is restricted to those students who have completed in at least five inter-collegiate debates or oratorical and extemporaneous speaking contests. It is the purpose of this organization to stimulate progress in, and to promote the interests of inter-collegiate oratory and debate and public speaking by encourag- ing a spirit of fellowship, brotherly cooperation, and interest, and by conferring upon deserving candidates q badge of distinction, proficiency, and honor, varied and grad- uated according to merit and achievement. STUDENT COUNCIL The Southwestern State Student Council is composed of 18 members and one sponsor. Three officers are elected at large, eight members are elected by the classes, two from each, and six members chosen- by organizations com- plete the membership. David Tautfest, president, and Juana Hipkins, sec- retary-treasurer. Not shown is Guy Jackson, vice- president. sw V . Charles Evans, Neff Hall, June Boatright, Stewart Hall, Betty Ken- ner, lntra-Church council, and Leon Slaton, Inter-Greek council. Not shown is George Deffen- baugh, Auto mechanics. George Curb, Senior, Wanda Faye Nell, Junior, Jane Sappington, Senior, Margaret Ray, Sophomore, Walterene Tower, Freshman, Bobby Eaton, Freshman, Virgil Osborne, Junior, and Wayne Frank, Junior. Besides its routine duties, the council sponsors pep rallies, mixers, dances, and other social activity as well as managing the Student Union. Rs Norman Monroe Catching up on the latest 1 Student Union host ,fe-45, eeafeff' ,, ,,.',.H ' ZLQQSJ Bfldge PIUYEFS ml 'he lo'-H199 The Council ponders e 1 . :ft 1 k t 1 tw' xl V ' be S E' F51 l Q.. rs x t 1' . X4 --, - ' 5.+'HL,l 5 1' -:tif X. The ping-pong room keeps busy Coffee break between das-ses is ,i,, - et? U A'-t .Fw hifi ' 'e mira 'n.:'ft:Jt ,mmm-wr' -.1 'eeZ'V ' Fife: fi T 511' SENATE CLUB The Senate Club is a Southwestern men's organ- ization, having as its purpose the study and practice of parliamentary procedure. The proceedings at the meetings'of the Senate Club are based upon the rules set forth in Robert's Rules of Order. Officers are elected at the beginning of each nine-week quarter. FIRST QUARTER OFFICERS President ,.,.,,,-,,.,, ..... B ill Schumperf Vice-President .,.... ,......... D ick Greene Chafles Hal' Secretary .......... ....... W oyne Gallop Treasurer ,,,,,,.,,,, .,,.,. J erome Howell Sgt,-at-Arms -,A.,, ........ C harles Hall SECOND QUARTER OFFICERS President ....,,.......... ........... l. oy SimpklnS Vice-President .,...... ...... .l erome Howell Secretary ............ ........... J ess Nelson Treasurer ,....,......, ........ N orman Monroe Sgt,-af-Arms ,,,,,,,, ...,.... B ill Schumpert Loy sgmpkins Norman Monroe Bill Schumpert J- R- PYUII 'less Nelson Sponsor Critic. Parliamentarian WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Women's Athletic Association is an organization for the promo- tion ancl betterment of athletics among campus women. Membership is open to any campus girl who is interested in athletics. To become a member one must pay her dues and attend the meetings. M Z . . L-1 ,gt Back Row: Wynema Paukei, la Homa Royse, Virginia Denny, Norma Petzold. Middle Row: Pat McConkey, Peggy Hinton, Dorothy Debano, Kay Tandy. Front Row: Henrietta Mann, Bertha Roberts, Wilma Doyle. ,fc ... I Q N 514119. Peggy schedulefimloru MQ A. A P I . , . R333 A M. McGoIden . e 'd9f1f, check . S faculty SP s ' e basketball STEWART HALL Girls' Dormitory H xx x Stewart Hall 5 If Girls of Stewart Hall nl 1 Il J 1 ' f o :' The office siaff and the house officers Some girli do WOYK- ! o President and Mrs. Bur!on and Dean and Mrs. Williams at ihe annual Stewart Hall open house. fl I U f-E lf: nice fo be al home for a change. Whal's happening here? w 1 I 5 Can'1 we have any privacy? Another :hot iaken al' the annual open house jus! before the Christmas vacation. J r Beth Dougherty Esther Day Janelle Austin Elizabeth Heien President Vice President Secretary Treasurer ,A Maxine Page - Jane Whitmire Margaret Ray Alice Barrett Reporter Corresponding SeC'y Parliomentarian Scholarship Chairman -Mary E. Griffin Dr. Gladys Bellamy Sponsor Sponsor Georaalee Baker Gay Botchlett Tri-J is the oldest social sorority on the Campus. Its purpose is to promote an endur- ing social sisterhood among girls of good personality, good character, and high ideals. Students are invited to ioin by unanimous bid. V WESLEY FOUNDATICN Wesley Foundation is an organization :A' sponsored by the Methodist Church in the interest of all Methodist and Metho- dist preference students attending South- western. Many opportunities for religious growth, leadership, and entertainment are to be had through the several divi- sions of this organization. Audell OQden nt Director Sefbnd 240007 de e le naw' sw ffef xlifilrst Semester Sfudefll D . lrecfor is get Walter Gillingham Tom Murra y Wiebke Umbach Don Turner First Semester President Second Semester President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer First Row: Jim Goodin, Helen Kupka, Audelt Murray, Dolores Dooty, Don Turner, Arlen Hamburger, Lowell Irby, Tom Murray. Second Row: Enid Lenaburg, Laverne Rodney, Wanda Adams, Roberta Schimmels, Sharon Phillips, Loretta Lokey, Joyce Alldredge, Harlene Short. Third Row: Frank McGreevey, Wendell Moloney, Janetta Liston, Jane Sappington, Vondean Ogden, Wiebke Umbach, Marilyn Stegall, .loan Worthington, Kenneth Evans. bww' Wiebke .Umbach Vice-Preside nt WESLEY PLAYERS Age .lovce Alldredge President The Upsilon Chapter of the National Society of Wesley Players is sponsored by the Wesley Founda- tion. Its purpose is to study and produce religious drama. a4 ' Lowell lrby Secretary' 9, V r ' l . -91 gi ' i M i fel A -I ll me l Religious drama is Very important, according to Wesley Players., Scene from one of the plays produced by the Players YOUNG WOMEN'S AULXILIARY WATCH WORD: Daniel 12.3. They that are wise shall shine as the brightness of the firmamenty and they that turn many to righteousness as the stars forever and ever. Primary Purpose: Missions . . . into missions. to put the miss Louise Rainbolt Mary Baxter Shirley Ensley Sponsor Virginia Denney Betty Driver Patsy Fillmore LeAnn Fowler Lola Bell French- Carol Jean Gorden Mary Haag 9 rw-. Kay LeGrand Margaret Leverett Sue Mason Jackie Shanklin Patty Smith 1 Sue Tosh Phyllis Wright .1 JC' gk Mary Lee Johnson Burke: y 'Sofa V Don hleff jg. it -.u ,Jon 1 Corohlf' Hyu no sfurzmcn esk Richard No THE BARKERS '. fidvl Yea mam! Barkers In action f KINDERGARTEN l Concenfrafion even in Kindergarien, What some faculfy members wouldn't give for this much affenfion. 'M .KJ , iygxxx an 'X do K. t K ' vliidar Q 'f p 1:-4 Z ,FO0TBALL 1953 lx 3 -Ex rg In , 49. , . I :W Q' - I Q , , li. 1 55 Z - if -f' Bill Davis John Buck Don Stutters Truman Smith All-conference end All-conference quarterback Second all-conference back Second all-conference tackle Although fielding a rugged team that outplayed all opponents, the 1953 Bulldog football squad finished in a last-place tie with Northwestern in conference standing. Southwestern bested the Rangers twice, 26-0 and 26-19, but lost to the four remaining loop foes by a combined margin of 13 points. The Southwestern-North- western rivalry was conducted on a home-and-home basis this year with each game counting one-half win in the conference race. The Bulldogs opened the season by trouncing Eastern New Mexico University, 19-0 at Weatherford, then lost, 32-14 to Midwestern University at Wichita Falls, Texas. They lost their first ,Oklahoma collegiate conference match to East Central at Ada, 13-12, then topped Southwestern College of Kansas at Winfield, 20-13 in a non-league contest. Southwestern was still in the fray after soundly whipping Northwestern, 26-0, at Weatherford in celebration of the college's Golden Anniversary Homecoming. The Bulldogs blew an early lead to bow to Central at Edmond, 33-28. A stubborn Northeastern eleven, which went on to cop the title, subdued the Bulldogs, 6-0, here to definitely drop them from contention. At Durant, Southwestern lost another close one to South- eastern's Savages, 7-6. Panhandle A and M's New Mexico collegiate conference champions overcame q 12-point half- time deficit to nose out the Bulldogs in their final home game of the season, 14-12. The team finish- ed the campaign by beating Northwestern at Alva, 26-19. David Toutfest goesrdownfield and cuts back for a pass. Daryle Curly Cue is stopped after picking up a first down. Joe B. Metcalf Head coach Melvin M, Crawford Assistant coach Four Bulldogs were named to all-conference teams. Freshman quarterback John Buck and senior end Bill Davis made the first string, and senior halfback Don Stutters and iunior tackle Truman ' Smith were included on the second eleven. Coaches Joe B. Metcalf and Melvin M. Crawford awarded letters to 24 men at the end of the sea- son. Thirteen sophomores, five seniors, four iuniors and two freshmen qualified. Seniors were LeRoy Hipkins and Don Simmons, tackles, Davis, end, Gerald Daugherty, guard, and Stutters, back. Junior lettermen were Dale Bryant and David Tautfest, ends, Tommy Obenhaus, guard, and Smith, tackle. Sophomores were Don Shadid, Willard Hart- pence and Clifford John Prock, guards, Warren Scooter Nell, Bob Gilbert and Eddie Hunt, tackles, Geron Meeks, end, Ladd Morris, center, and Charles Wheeler, Wendell Whitman, Charles Evans, Mack Choate and Donnie McDonald, backs. The two freshmen were Buck and Vern Harris, both backs. Charles :vans Back Donnie McDonald Back . .Quia N e, F 1 l ' - -Ill :J-' Mae 9 , Don Simmons Tackle Mack Choate Back r BE Don Shadid Guard Dcryle Cue Back m fl? 1:41 w , '. ' - fr fr, ' Gerald Daugherty Willard Hurlpence Guard ls Ladd Morris Center K , Wendell Whilmcn Bock ir-4 'A l Don Siuffers heads for fha end zone on another of his iouchdown iaunfs. ml , Guard -in 4 . ' l r'i's4+g ' l Pl 'Gigi ' he 3 5 '? l1,.:, C3 71 Geron Meeks Matt Childs End Tackle l pk -fx L, 'Ki +Q P'- ',A or Y I Mack Choate lugs the ball for tive yards and a first and ten. f Orval Bowman Center Clifford Prock Guard ' - ,six 4 kt f :iff 7 S '7 3 2 Charles Wheeler LeRoy Hipkins Tom Obenhcus Joe Dale Hollis Baclr Tackle Guard Back 1 EMA 'fw' T Y , A' tt ' ' ' ' ' ' ,L ' ' ' T'f7 ?TL ' -Ei. - Wi , ' ' 1 EEE , W H Ml X , I r. ,size I WV tt, ri l ' - , 1 J' J ' ' to T tr J tt r rr F to V .. ,,-Q: AK ,H ,geigh VV it M egg! , , , Mgr, . Y te t sein 4- 4 t ,FK ld l l Gai in 1' 511 3 3' Dean Linder Alex Glass Bock Tackle u ef' gf Q , G., ' if aff, A. to . 5 1 ye 5 J i. leon Trotter Bob Gilbert Guard Tackle fi , V . .. J. ' U xA t :J- in Otto Rhine Eddie Hunt Back Tackle W5 E I John Jennings Johnny Welborn Back Bock i t . fi ,NEA ' F' ' J ' in 1 'H . ' , 5 .QF V Y ' 53 V - V Iiflk Q -rg 3 1 ' S iee E : tw 1 it , A . 'IM t ff., i ' 2' R 5 nl I i Dale Bryant Dean Copeland End Center 1953 Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern ' Southwestern ' Southwestern ' Southwestern ' Southwestern Southwestern ' Southwestern l 9 ........ Eastern New 'I 4 ..,..... Midwestern 12 ......., East Central 20 ......., Southwestern 26 ..,.... Northwestern lHomecomingl 28 .... K .... C entral 0 ........ Northeastern 6 ........ Southeastern l 2 ........ Panhandle A 26 ........ Northwestern Denotes conference game. Won 4-Lost 6 FOOTBALL RECORD Mexico 0 32 13 I3 0 Kansas 33 6 7 14 19 and M me t V ' ff ' ' ' 1' ' fr jwif- ' ' f-mf - -' ' fi gf -- 75m 1--V1 I - 1-----fs--, 1 'Fir -- - -T p -- --- , -Y ff- ! 7. Y , .iw J W . , , 1 l - , , , l l L - . 1 ' . 4 l f 1 ' ' ' J fi-sw Q wk-1 sf l ' 7 Y 5 2 ' 5 . W r 1 9 15312 33 l Q Buddy Glass .lack Ware Elmer Edgmon David Taulfesl Guard Tackle Back End , V , , Y , 1 1 ? F l i ' 'inf A . v 215297 3 zu Nathan rarlon Rene Huckaba Warren Nell Vern Harris Back Guard Tackle Back ff' M X lr is , ,- laws Q.-ggi gd , - 1 X ' K 3 5' l J' --2 A 1 .4:n-- .' -R-813 A-7 M K W lk I 1 Jim McGinley Jimmy Lee James Morris Jeff Landrelh End Back Guard Sludenl Manager Q,kk'f10fZ, tllilz ev my J 1,0 Z! .' , 9 t tw t slr ve? X--.X 7 ...I SUNSHINE TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS. Front: Geron Meeks, Denver Klaossen, John Buck, Rankin Williams, Walter Montgomery, Charles Wheeler. Back: Phil Southall, Jay Jones, Jack Ware, Jim Litsch, Bill Davis, Travis Flippin, Jerrell Chesney. BASKETBALL 1953-54 Season The 1953-54 Bulldogs started the season of? by taking the Sunshine Tournament championship honors at Portales, New Mexico, in December, downing Taylor University in the finals. Defending co-champs from last year, the Bulldogs wound up in third place in the Oklahoma Collegiate conference race with a l0-4 win-lost record. s 2 i Q Bill Davis Walter Montgomery Co-captain Co captain ,A Coach Rankin Williams and Davis, second team. Bull Davls was named to the second NAIA All-American team the only representative from Okla .hm Lltsch, with a 52 65 average, was fourth in the national NAIA ratings for the percentage of accuracy on field goals In the final rating and was the only man from the conference to be listed Southwestern scored 73.71 average pointsagainst their opponents 70 07 High point was Davis followed by Lltsch and Chesney. Davis and Montgomery are the only two lettermen this year who have completed their eligibility Flippm and Lltsch combine with fast play under the basket against Montgomery with Davis backing makes a fast break for two pomls entral against OBU l SEASON RECORD K LM Travis Flippin 'if v Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern ' Southwestern Southwestern 3' Southwestern Southwestern 'Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern 'Southwestern 'Southwestern Southwestern 'Southwestern 'Southwestern ' Southwestern 'Southwestern 'Southwestern 'Southwestern 41 if Southwestern lKans .l Clarendon iTex.l ............ Southwestern iKans Phillips ..........,,...,. .l East Central ............ ...,. 52d Field Artillery . l7th Field Artillery Ft. Hays lKans.l .,,,s.., ,,,.. Pittsburg iKans.l l7th Field Artillery 'l7th Field Artillery Westminster tMo.l .,.,...i,,,, Missouri Valley lMo.l ....,. Taylor tlnd.l ,,,... ............, REA Travelers tAAUl Northwestern ....... Phillips ,.,,.,,,,,,, osu ...,,,,,,..,,, Southeastern .... Northeastern ..,... East Central ...... Central .........,. Central ..,....... Northwestern .... Phillips .,..... OBU s..,...,.,,,,, Southeastern ....A. Northeastern ...... East Central ......... Won '19 Lost lO '5 ffl gsgtfjilsf. tg . ' ih f . , Kon .lack Ware T vllil W con , - 1 Che-'WY sinks 'Wo Flip chalks up another one v-.- A -T.. K fsilfi . .lf ... ... - 'gr 4 1 v-X. f . v.l:: f F' 7- Y . ' 'F '-V fab. tim- T if l il lf ' ' -f f H J I 'isis John Buck Phil Southall -- -----r-W -- -----..- -- -.---!B- if 'Y' -e I.-MMV-MV. Q H 5, 4 I ex- V ,nz ,. . 'gf'-Y' fx' w 5' 1 2 mi, ' any ' -sz V L 4 . I' 4 'u ' r w 5 w g 2, '57 i A F E - iff , NM. J L rd A A 'S if H 1, . . . - ,Q J' . A ,. ,. f, iff -'i fl--1' i We -. '-api .- e i W- if ,ff-1 V ' ' IE: vw - - -: ----- : . 5 -L -4 f y . I .5 '- vw - ' J fl -Qpf 1 ,,, , V, fi 1 , V -f f g I L ' M -ll ll W I X E Y F K v gi 4 li if i, Q .5 fl Hi , 1... , , , . 7 .' 47 , ,. U ri H I i 'i 1, I Ii ,ef .-, . -U 1 1' , ks Geron Meeks Z A Jag Jones Y N . -HV ...V If-E V., , ,L 'Y . je . iv- - an : 1 w Q 'V -V-'A' ,Y--,A--V ra., ,, . -I-1'!nfT:3lK:1pf:l- gi ' ,Wi L X55 . high, 11.1, . 5 A Q fn. l, ,4 ' w- Hgrbefl HX Reaching high against the Bisons Jim McDonald And again fake fa the air. I VV WF. L' ' 'fi Y 4 uf gffw if if r i , p xv i -Q 123'- Denver Klaussen ' ,Q ' ': 'lg W Y ,l .. ,. 'N Bill Leathers 'Z i M' 15 me 1 2 u Royce Hunter ?Flip's jump sho? in action ogainsf OBU Jimbo climbs the backboard against Ft. Sill Wal? dumps one in on Soufhwesfern Kansas Lifsghgagain sinking two .tr ...G X 3' BASEBALL 1953 st gl' ., f. -. e Y , .- Y-,Y l-M. . - - - -- as wt-1 - , ,,, gn gl T 3 iii' QTQK il- ir XX fa! 5' ve, 4 Front: Ewell Collins, Kelly Chadwick, .lay Jones. Second row: Rankin WilTiams, Bill Haney, Quay Coffey, W. E. Jackson, Travis Flippin, Raymond Funk. Third row: Ernest Boyles, Virgil Cravens, Glen Fisher, Bill Hubbard, Eddie Krewall, Hubert Fix. Back: Louis Sims, Wayne Hiser, Jerry Doyle, Gerald Nipp, Darill Leveritt, Charles Wheeler, Max Woolever. Southwestern's 1953 Bulldogs captured the third consecutive Oklahoma collegi- ate conference baseball championship for the Blue and White. It was their l'2th league title in 20 years. The Bulldogs cinched the crown by virtue of a 9-O forfeit from the Eastern divi- sion champion East Central crew after taking the playoff opener 20-2 and dropping the second 3-2. They were undefeated in regular season play. Three seniors inked professional con- tracts after graduation. Eddie Krewall signed with the Oklahoma City Indians and was optioned to Pampa of the West Texas-New Mexico league. Gerald Nipp and Jerry Doyle ioined the Chicago White Sox farm system and were sent to Topeka, Kansas, of the Western As- sociation. Krewall led the club in batting, with a .545 average in conference play. W. E. Jackson and Jay Jones hit .500, followed by Virgil Cravens with .353. Nipp, Bill Haney, Kelly Chadwick and Darill Leveritt all had .333 records. The team average was an amazing .303. INFIELDERS OUTFIELDERS FRONT: Cotton Hanna, Bill Hubbard, Wayne Hiser, Eddie Krewall. BACK: Ted Altman, Virgil Cravens, Darill Leveritt, l. J. Powell, Don Slutters FRONT ROW: Travis Flippm, Hubert Fix, Charles Wheeler, Leo Cravens, Arnold Vogt. BACK ROW: Gerald Nipp, Bill Haney, .lack Williams, Louis Sims, Jerry Doyle, Herbert Fix. FRONT: Raymond Funk, W. E. Jackson, Jay Jones. BACK: Bob Collins, Quay Coffey, Max Woolever. 1953 BASEBALL RECORD Southwestern 15 ..., Vance Air Base 7 Southwestern l0 .... Vance Air Base 3 'Southwestern 12 .,.. Northwestern l 'Southwestern 16 .... Northwestern 5 1 'Southwestern 7 .... Phillips 2 'Southwestern 13 .... Central 10 'Southwestern 10 .... Phillips l 'Southwestern 5 .... Central 1 Southwestern 20 .... East Central 2 Southwestern 2 .... East Central 3 Southwestern 9 .... East Central O tforfeitl 'Denotes conference games. Denotes championship playoff games. Won 10-Lost 1 Krewall also led in runs-batted-in with 13. Next high were Haney and Charles Wheeler with six each, and Travis Flippin with five. Twenty-eight squadmen qualified for let- ters. They were Orval Bowman, Ewell Collins and Ernest Boyles, catchers, Haney and Bill Hubbard, first base, Doyle, Chadwick and Wheeler, second base, Nipp, third base, Flip- pin, shortstop, Jones, Krewall and Cravens, outtielders, and Glen Fisher, Jackson, Quay Coffey, Raymond Funk and Bob Collins, pitchers. CATCHERS Ewell Collins, Ernest Boyles, Orval Bowman. CCACH 0F THE YEAR For the second time in three years, Southwestern athletic direc- tor Rankin Williams was named Coach of the Year for 1953 by his fellow mentors of the Oklahoma collegiate conference. The honor came after the Bulldogs won their 'l2th loop title in the last two decades. Earlier in the year, Williams had coached the Southwestern basketball team to co-championship of the Okla- homa collegiate conference, a title which they shared with their arch rivals, the Central Bronchos. The Bulldogs beat Central to win the ninth district NAIA championship and were runners-up in the annual Sunshine tournament at Portales, New Mexico. Williams holds a record unsurpassed by other college or uni- versity coaches in the state. 1953-54 represented his 32nd year as basketball coach at Southwestern and his 29th season as athletic director. 'xr- Above, Charles Wheeler digs in at third. At right, Jerry Doyle slides safetlly into- third after long triple in playoff series with Eastern Central, Jayvees Jayvees Jayvees Jayvees Jayvees Jayvees Jayvees Jayvees Jayvees Jayvees Jayvees Jayvees Jayvees 5eason's Record Southwestern lKuns.l B Vici H. S. ,..,.,.,,.,...,..... ....,...,, . Frank Phillips fTex.l , ..,.. .....,. , Frank Phillips lTex.l ..... ,,,... El Reno H. S. ..,,.,,.,,... ,..,. , Hydro H. S. ........, ..... . Thomas.H. S. ,,,.., , Vic: H. S. ,A...,...,,,,..,.,....lllA,,4., , Thomas H. S. .....,...,,...,..,,,,.,,. , Sacred Heart H. S. CEI Renal .... Corn H. S. .,,.....,,.,,,,..,.........,. , Walonga Independents ,.,,.,. Cordell .........,,,..,.,,..............., 'Won 13 Lost 5 Q. fy! . ,, 'U inqffr v,s, , l ' M ,, ,.i , .. ',,.,, Fix jumps one in lhe baskef El Reno rebounds for fwo lnfra-mural basketball, not ballet MEN'S INTRAMURALS si or F 1 1l .- Ping-pong finalisfs Clark and Zweiacher, Clark winnin Vefsville and the Hollis Terrors bahle if out H woMENs ATHLETICS 1 I A fi , e, t A if' 1+-:ef r r Nu ff .. t Hotshots map out strategy for basketball' Tennis class in operation fS-- N xi, TA ii,- fr- .n Fast serve dowrfthe middle Good return over the net Quick volleyball play Bullseyesl , . . 1 . v w lef'-F 90 90119, 75 fdhif , Wheeler makes a pun! return against NWSC ' V- .tn f ' f , - rw, .. n ,L 'if 5 t' x ,em 'A' q 1 X 1 - 'x ' K: Compliments H xc d vm ,V Q L :A . f I W W -' K 1 X 'L V5 E W ,ggye i - ,I E2 -E A ' Weatherford, Oklahoma I V ,, ,Z-LW 55 gl- I 'Y . dilrimk If must be date time Peg and Moxie and iifferbug. .?!'?H0G'E9?H.V POP HICKS im an ed airborne . I , NOW PITTSBURGH INTRODUCES Rubberized Wall Point - cmd - New Trim Enamel in Matching colors WALLHIDE - SATINHIDE - RUBBERIZED - SATIN FINISH ENAMEL See your local Pittsburgh Paint Dealer PAINTS - GLASS - CHEMICALS - BRUSHES - PLASTICS PITTSBURGH PAINTS RATCLIFF' BO0K TORE South of Campus Weatherford, Oklahoma 308-D LAWTON, OKLAHOMA TEXTBOOKS, OFFICE SUPPLIES, LIBRARY AND REFERENCE BOOKS Everything for the Teachers Three guesses The Messiah Gruesome threesome 41 Toro-Whirlwind Dow 81 Du Pont Chemicals Cleary Crabgrass Killers CPMASI Fertilizers Cleary's Soil ionditioner Yardley Plastc Pipe Buckner Irrigation 8. Sprinkling Eqpt. Goodyear Hose Farquhaf 81 Hardie Power Sprayers King 0'Lawn Edgers Bob Dunning-Jones, Inc. 1402 S. Lewis, Tulsa, Okla. 6-3660 9-3206 1, Sufi II ' N-DSE Christmas dance Shiriene and Niefo check for grades Early c 4 S 'ro sronss l .36 4, -1. I N . :M , ' iss-Q 212-4- L I 6 1 . . 5. flop . . - I07 West Main Phone IO8 Weatherford, Oklahoma The Homecoming Dance, again a success FINE PRINTING 'PHE WEATIIEIIFUIIII IEW A coMMuNlTY NEWSPAPER PRINTERS PUBLISHERS EAW, 'Tri-J's on parade TED'S LUNCH Short Orders Good Coffee 205 West Main TED, OPAL, AND DON LINVILLE Studying a la VQTSYWB Not real, iusf the Cavalcadel 1-wo pcm, on fhe way an w I' ' f ' H- I 2? 'I13 North Broadway Phone 157 Sfudenf-Faculty recepiion b w - ., A L A M El N SCOT1 BRADY SCOTT BRAD IHIYDON 'W' BULLDOG THEATRE Your Friendly Theater Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hodges Phone 856 Weatherford Mr. and Mrs. Hippo Cofion pickin Tri-J's again! Duke demonsfrufing a dog's I EATON DRUG C0. FoREMAN's CLEANERS Fine Cleaning PHONE 39 Phone 358 109 East Main Weatherford, oklu. weath'e fo dI Okla- H G' M RESTAURANT HENRY and MARY WALDROP, Proprietors Phone 52 Weatherford Where Everybody Meets to Eat R gm I f so D' gr. -'H' QW :-3,3 iffwwfi, FF Wil? rg seen in f, fling .' :xr P, I vw xgi - N r, , Y r .L,,. s.s .Ill I IIbQHESgf.nW if 4 U . L . I. 0 C K S T 0 N E EATION IGA FOODLINER FURNITURE CQ. PHONEWS Weatherford Complete Home Furnishings I . 959 T I N Y D I N E R -Where The Best In Food Is Served- Steoks Homemade Pies Buttered Rolls Pl-Ions 435 HARRY WHARRY, owner --n- Y f -f.- .,' 4, 1 .. ,H -.gt V if: E3Q WP:-51,2 DAVENPORT Real Estate, Loans, Oil Leases, Royalities, and Insurance Pleasing. You Keeps Us In Business Where Protection Tells cmd I Service Sells S 127 West Main Phone 460 Weatherford, Oklohomo Y, -L - 12 , ,I : r .Q+ 7f W 1 - gnu Isa: r THE PEOPLES STORE Weatberford's Leading Department Store ,' ' Nationally 'Known College Apparel K 4: - - . ,.N.,.-p I . ,A ,WA-Il, . , sk --A - I I I I I I I I I I I I I There goes 'he Iwomleeomfng parade, 1953 Tv 10511 Bl-'Ck-C:-IES W2 d0Wf1 D U U B L E CU'-A Tech arber Shop DOUBLE COLA BOTTLI NG co. I A YS F'Ie 'Y 5e i'e GEO. DEFFENBAUGH, Owner IO6 North Broadway 825 East Main Weatherford, Oklahoma Phone 77 DAVIDSON 8: CASII LUMBER COMPANY Phone 79 Weatherford, Oklahoma TECH THEATRE THE sHow PLA-CE or WEATHERFORD ,f' Good form, no? l The Ihird grade goes on the air T ger Rag now in progress TECH CLEANERS HARRY GOAD The Aristocrats of Cleaningv Phone 140 I 14 North Custer Weofherfdrd EAST SIDE RADIATOR SHOP Where Experience Counts ' 1 I Louis Nicewarner, Owner ' . 416 E. Main Phone 106W Throw the bum ouf. xlgfjfli I w I af XL. , v F E UIPMEN HAWKINS IRRIGATION HAWKINS IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT CO. Complete Irrigation Parts and Service Irrigation is our Business, Not a Sideline Weatherford, Oklahoma Phone 261 KAL AYERS PLUMBING PLUMBING - HEATING REPAIR HOTPOINT APPLIANCES 'ju We Service What We Sell ' ' Prompl' - Efficient Phone I East Main Sfgqling Mrs, Grqy'5 co Weatherford YOU KNOW-WE KNOW OUR- GROCERIES Fine Foods-Postries-Meats-Frozen Food Lockers T H A C K E R ' S Phones I8I - 281 Free Delivery if WWWVM mi! 5664 j :-'Fl -, Z 4 Save Time and labor K Reduce Food Waste 'll Cut Down Cleaning Economical Electric cooking is so clean, so fast, so economical it's no wonder that every day more and more women are turning to electricity co help them with their biggest job! Here are just a few of the advantages of electric cooking you'll discover when you see the new models at your appliance dealer's . . . I! . -V lag E Q I, Automatic timers, fast-heating surface units and exact controls add up to fewer hours spent in the kitchen. 2, Measured Hear . . . as accurate as your electric clock . . . means dependable results every time . . . eliminates unnecessary food waste. Only an electric range can give you CLEAN heat . . . heat that forms no soot on pans, range, or walls. qonomical tool Your service bill vill increase only a few cents a day when you cook with electricity! See Your Local Dealer for Free Electric Range Installation I, ' nunuc SERVICE concimnv ofoxtAHoMA V clzeeixnxg.,r-eefmzxm-sera. .cise:A1f:.1xwv2t.:, - f- imgggw Dependable, Low-Cost Electric Service to Help Build Oklqhmim . ei! ,, L3' I inf X, i J cb' ' -f- ha X I ...A , , Y, H if ' l .. wi '.- f -.-.-Aj, Q.. ,.,..,,, T. J. STEWART LBR. C0 Just Lumbering Along Since 1899 Phone 150 Alpha X. ix ,Er ' ,Msg , 1' , ,. . ,,X Weatherford NU ' s Gettin g Wei 'S THE MELTON CO., INC 20 West Main Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Scientific Apparatus Laboratory Ware Reagent Chemicals Surgical Supplies SILVER CHEST BAKERY I f it comes from Silver Crest, I t's good to eat SPECIAL DECORATIONS PASTRIES BREAD Pl ES PHONE l 12 I Weatherford, Oklahoma Audell and Vondean The Smart Shop Where Pleasing You Thrills Us Too Phone 55 Weatherford angmzaeezama gnu! North Side Court Television - Air Conditioned - Garages Marie and Manley Cook, Managing Owners Downtown Hiway 776 Phone 453 Weatherford, Okla. MlLLER'S DRUG The Prescription Druggistv CLYDE MILLER, Owner Phone 81, Weatherfo d IOHN SEXTON Cr co. MANUFACTURING WHOLESALE GROCERS P. O. BOX 5448 I DALLAS 2, TEXAS - I f F ' -Q u every meal a freaf Fine Food Beer -I L East of town on 66 I I I 1..a oi WRICHT'S SUPER SERVICE MAGNOLIA PRODUCTS The Student's Station Away from Home WHOLESALE - RETAIL H L. Wright, Age Ph 287 J. W. Wright, Mgr. ..- .Lai - iiii it CONSTR OMPANY 16 Years ofExperience in Quality Building Your Business Solicited in New Home Construction, Remodeling, and on Mercantile Units ' Phone 175-W J. S. Klaassen Weatherford - - ' I Cal vacade Chorus ine. L J Live Frogs, Turtles, Etc. E. G. HOFFMAN 81 SON - P. O. Box 815 Oshkosh, Wisconsin De Fehr Implement Co. JOHN DEERE FARM MACHINERY Weatherford, Oklahoma DICKEY INSURANCE AGENCY BILLS CITIES SERV. STA. W. L. MOTE, Mgr. CITIES CITIES Let Dickey Wfite It 4 SERVIC Telephone No. l28 I I l East Main St. fm CALL Q A E 6 8 'I Weatherford, Okla. SERVICE SERVICE LUBRICATION - WASHING TIRES - BATTERIES 201 E. MAIN RELAX IN CONGENIAL ATMOSPHERE THE TOWN CLUB THE TAP ROOM THE NEPTUNE IO6 N. Custer Calmez Hotel On the Y Weatherford Melrose Minton Clinton Clinton Melvin Rowland' ' Al Bananas at thirty paces. MOORE'S COU RT TUBS ..... SHOWERS 66 East on South Side of Highway Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moore PHONE 619 WEATHERFORD, OKLA. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the 1954 Graduates ofthe S.W. State College of Pharmacy Let us work together to keep Pharmacy up to the highest ethical standards at all times. MC KESSON 81 ROBBINS, INCORPORATED Alexander Drug Division ll NE. mh sr. oklahoma Cary, okle anglafuizbbnx TO SOUTHWESTERN STATE COLLEGE ON THE OCCASION OF YOUR 50th ANNIVERSARY WE ARE PROUD TO HAVE BEEN A PART OF YOUR GROWTH THE FOX-VLIET DRUG C0. S 0 Years Service In Oklahoma A A - ' SMX lax ' ' ' 9 ' xl x X I I l IX lx XX x xx l X x X , . i , ' X x Y .Q xx ,i I I Y , ' 'A f Girls' Volleyball in session. The Southwesterners ploy for the local rug cutting sessio . 1 3 ' l I I ' Q f l' GULF SERVICE STATION BULI-DOG SUPPOR1-ERS L' E' Allen' owner - Mrs. Barber, Mgr., The DoNut Shop Phone4'I0 e a es 0 e B:',':...f:.:L...,'::,.:,, Weatherford, Oklahoma -' -'- '?1 -a-Q9 WEATH ERFORD TV AND RAND C'-'N'C sHoTT's Moron co. SSSQLEEEORINBEEEESIIQ? Your Friendly Ford Dealer ALL WORK GUARANTEED Dri11eaFo1'd and Feel the Difference 206 W. Main Sf. Weatherford, Okla. , Phone 38 Phone 209 Weatherford, Okla. A Q DE SUTO - PLYMOUTH STEWARD MOTOR COMPANY Sales and Service Phone 277 Open house at Stewart Hall. I Q0 il 6 We GAS SAFETY SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS TO SOUTHWESTERN STATE COLLEGE Expert Service: i Damp Wash All Dry Rough Dry Semi-Flmsh . Family Finish - , Freshman Water Melon Party. Dry Cleaning Rug Cleaning ' -- Fur Storage Repairs 'Turtain Finishing cuN'roN LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEAN ERS Clinton, Oklahoma R S H G P Weatherford Phone 366 Clinton Phone I l l 5 WEATH ERFORD, OKLAHOMA Phone 'I2 n Valentines Dance at Stewart Hall. l.f ' ' V' if 1 g ' FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 6066 4 N Cu rlee Clothes AR C't Cl b Sh e ? insua w i ' Y of Van Heusen Shirts west Main Weatherford Safety, Availability and Earnings on Your Savings Weatherford, Oklahoma, NASH FINCH CO. Oklahoma City FRUIT VEGETABLES Headquarters in Western Oklahoma GROCERIES FROZEN GOODS For i SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLIES ' ir OFFICE MACHINES AND FURNITURE I -If PRINTING AND iNvm:rloNs gubdis PRESSJOFFICEAU I. S, Your Printer and Stationar Clinton, Oklahoma DENNEY'S DRUG Meet me at Denney's Prescription and Fountain Service Phone 34 YG? i Makin' With the Jive. E-- - -h. W Schutes Body 5' Fender I Works U IO7 West Rainey Sf. ii BODY REBUILDING BODY REPAINTING WELDING U Wreck 'em, We Fix 'Emu Phone 296 Weatherford, Oklahoma I L v v E-Z WAY LAUNDRY WET WASH ROUGH DRY DRYER FINISH AND FLAT WORK 119 N. Broadway Phone 54 F A R M E R s , I-:Arcs-:Env s. Pnooucs FEEDS - SEEDS - BABY CHICKS DRESSED POULTRY FRESH EGGS Y Phones-City I5-Rural 27 Weatherford, Oklahoma Hot Lips Duckett I ?,a4,,,,jf: 1 1, ef- -f-- , , .ff zif- ' F- -I 2 12Y:: S .five-xii, t ,qt ,fi , -si Stegall goes for a swim. h TAUTFEST HARDWARE Headquarters for Sporting Goods I N R Tappan Ranges F I9id0Ife APPII9 Ce5 Insurance-Loans-Real Estate Zenith Television. Necchi Sewing Machines i-:The Agency That 58,1568 Builtn 1 19 West Main ,-,. phone 484 I I2 West NIOIH Weatherford 1 44 ,gf als' 5 - I I NZM' , K E1 515' MW MW H N! . 15- .. NI X! :V Y Y ., Y 'vf- f ' f I -.4 1 we-, if-'55 iv 1 gil ffX'.'Qv 17. , ,. 1' +4 555 -:W .1 .,- .. ,. ' fl. 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