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

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1958 volume:

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R H Burton 'sldcnt and Mrs. vml 2:1 .nz MEMORIAL STUDENT CENTER In its second year on the campus the Me- morial Student Center has proved to be a I E I I ,I very popular site. Students gather here to study, work, and play together. ,1--- 'sf' ' 1 '+. J ,sf it . it , xt.-.1 I-. ., 5 , e . - u ADMI'XIISTRATIOlN Centered on the semi-oval drixe is the Administration Building. In this building thc President .md the Busi ness Staff do their jobs. The Phirmaq Department is also located in this building 1 ---.,T.N7. SCIENCE HALL of MUSIC HALL The Music Hall, cumpuct .xml beautiful. contains most ul' the music classes, In this building several practice rooms .irc .1Y.1ll.ll3lC' fur each stu-.lcnt's convenience. if We rv. 5 v, ' , . ' f W 'wi . R.. , V - l. , , ' ' ' V A ' l.' ' , ' l . 1 ' 1 ' f ' I .5 'wi I A . - -.. I- . ,.' Y VI, thin... lf.. -s' LIBRARY Many long hours of study are spent in this Library. The Library, which has 45,000 volumes, has com- fortable reading rooms conducive to effective study. The Art Department and radio studio are also located here. ,..sa- Sf EI! EDUCATION BUILDING The Education Building, one of the newer buildings, is the home of the Departments of Education, Mathematics, Language Arts, and History. The work of the Future Teachers of America is cen- tered around this building. An extensive Student Teaching program is offered by Southwestern State College. ff will 3.. 'if gl 'H 'ia I .9-X .' iff V X ,-ff. I -Q1-I-L 94 A ' 'I f' ,ff I - -4 ix , . I 7 5 A X' Y K . qi' ' 1 1 J: V P' ', 1 I'-4 1... , '- F.-, .. if- , '3, 4: u ' -- 47' A L, xx BAND HALL Although the old gymnasium is one of the older buildings on the campus, it will be completely new to the college band this year. They are utilizing the spaciousness of this building for their band practices and its new title is the Band Hall. The Vocational Building is the home of the Industrial Education Department and the Museum of Southwestern State College. VOCATIONAL BUILDING 4 - A1 . ' ,fl-5777 A L, I f 'L L-i... INOUSTRSA Ap'- 4, 4 lf' Q, ,- . K .l . UW.: if ,Q ...,. J, 4 V- .h Ag .. 4 15' 'AM g Vi .-v'fg'4 PRESIDENTS center of the campus, is surrounded by HOME luxuriant elms. The Y-Chapel is the home of the stu- dent-sponsored devotional services, which are held three times a day. Y-CHAPEL Y..,,A , Ir... -.- gginna- ,-.-1-. I 'rw ' 1 pil! gurus I ol- F- 'nf Neff Hall lb thc scene ot many happy hours for the men of Southwestern State Here Er-mL , ff V X STEWART HALL Stewart Hall is a home away from home to Southwestern coecls living there. It contains a large lounge and living room were young ladies can entertain guests. XR - in 1 Q i '54 1 '- -v-. ..., --1 1. nm F W-vu nfl- - ' Q, -1 L. 7 X b .,1- ' ' Az?-V-WK' 5- 'qui -. 4, L 1' - , ffm. ,A ' J Tl L :rl- 11:5 its-.1 . -..,..1. -Yfjf X 1 A L . ' .1 'V-'YQ if-T: V ' ' ., . 17 I L , IIITII' N I Q J ...ggi 4 ,wx J a 1 f 5 l ' I eh .f o r g E1 I , hom 0 1' 1 ' 1' , -Iliff gg s N. x ' 4 . V Y V. ,O r . ' , X ' , Nz J, A fx f W ff dl II: , .- xv. -Aw f' X Q i vwmxgwf ' If ' ' lf .'.1' B in 5 14 as 10 an a' 'Hu' Lxoto I .SQ .i'Ef' fig s X THE 1958 BULLDOG STAFF Wwudfvfdaaffd Me CONTENTS CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS COLLEGE LIFE ATHLETICS ADVERTISING Southwestern State College is growing with the tum of each year. It is developing an inward depth that can be created only by years of hard work by its students and its faculty. Every phase of college life contributes to this glowing depth. 'WWGQQ Ii! OKLAHOMA STATE REGEN TS F OR HIGHER EDUCATION iz- l GOVERNOR S Y 'J ,4-1 Bob F, Allqq S. A. Bryant Claude Chambers Clee O. Dogge 51-Q'li,5o A l I 4 Guy M. Harris -lullus Johnston W. D. Little Vfharton Mathi BOARD OF REGENTS OF OKLAHOMA COLLEGES 'L 1 ' 'E Guy M. Nash john Rogers Tom Sexton Mrs. Earnest Anthis S. C, Boswell Bert H. Brundage M- C. C0llUm 9 Q ll L8 J. T. Colwick Earl A. Drcnnan john Fisher A- L. Graham Oliver Hodge 109 B- MOUVOC ADMINISTRATION I v if' ,,-i .W DR. KIRK E. NAYLOR DR. MARTIN A. SATZ Dean of Instruction Director of Student Affairs MR. W. D. STROTHER MR. EVERETT GARTRELI. - MR. WALTER CROUCH Dean of the Sqhggl of Pharmacy Business Manager Director of Public Relations and Publicity MRS. RUBY DRINKWATER MR. IVAN D. CATES MRS. MILLIE THOMAS Counselor of XX'omen Director of Audio-Visual Registrar DR. FRED XX. ALLEN Head, Biology Department MR. GEORGE BECKLOFF Pharmacy Department DR. GLADYS BELLAMY Head. Language Arts Department MISS GRACE BL'RCHAM Education Department Mrs. BEULAH CERMAK Math Department MR. ,IOHN CERMAK Head. Industrial Arts Department MISS BETTY COSHOW Language Arts Department MR. DICK COY Music Department DR. GEORGE CUNNINGHAM Chemistry Department DR. W. L. DICKISON Pharmacy Department MISS MATTIE DRISKILI. Education Department MR. V. R. ECHOLS History Department MISS HAZEL EVANS Commerce Department MR. LOUIS FOLKS Student Center Director DR. BILLY j. FULLERTON Education Department MR. ALBERT GABRIEL Commerce Department MR. GERALD K. GOFF Math Department MISS MARY E. GRIFFIN Head, Music Department DR. DONALD HAMM Chemistry Department MR. JOE BAILEY METCALF Head Football Coach PQ M 4 ky MR. GENE HAYES Auto Mechanics Department MISS DOROTHY HATFIELD Home Economics Department MR. GRANT HENDRIX Industrial Arts Department MRS. CORA HERZOG Commerce Department MRS. VENETTA KELL Commerce Department MISS MYRLE KELLY Head. Art Department MR. OTIS KING Biology Department MISS DAMARISE KITCH Language Arts Department DR. H. C. KOENIG Language Arts Department MR. XYILLIAM LASS History Department MR. MAX LEE Wfatch Repair Department DR. H. VU. LINSCHEID Math Department MISS FERN LOXVMAN Commerce Department MISS LYNN LUNGAARD Language Arts Department DR. LOUIS MORRIS Head. Education Department MISS EDNA MULDROXX' Language Arts Department MR. JACK O'BAR Head Librarian MISS MABEL OWEN Language Arts Department DR. L. E. PEEVY Head, History Department MISS LURETHA PINNELL Head, Home Economics Department MISS LOUISE RAINBOLT Biology Department DR. EARL REYNOLDS Head, Chemistry Department MR. BOB RICHARDSON Language Arts Department MR. HURSHEL RISINGER History Department DR. CHARLES SCHWARTZ Pharmacy Department DR. ARTHUR SHUCK Biology Department MR. MERLE TAFF Music Department MR. H. F. TIMMONS Biology Department MR. ROBERT TYLER Education Department DR. L. J. VAN HORN Head, Physical Education Department DR. W. W. WARD Head, Commerce Department MR. CHARLES WATSON Music Department MR. GALE WITCHER Head, Auto Mechanics Department fi tif! Smnzfing, lef!A1o,rigbl: Rhonda Rogers, Sophia Payne, Alice McKinney, Beth Hildebrand. Ardith Gasilneau, Vicki Mixon, Marty Taylor, Loraine Wfitcher, Mary Page. joAnna Hibler, JoAnn Hopkins, Carol Vineyard. X ADMINISTRATION AND FAC- ULTY SECRETARIES - Sealed, lefl 10 fi-gh!! Connie Archer Stella Shaw, Mary Ellen Rolison jane Kay Mason, Darla Clark Helen janzen. CLASSES M f . lv,- I v 2- 'Y' 4 1 1- Su. wg- 've 'i l L wg. ' ' 'A A .., . ,,. 1 I yn- NI. an 3' . 1:4 . l ...- ,I Q.: -, .. - v ' - .. , I., . '-J .V'gw-ll ' .1' fg,,.- Mb' SENICRS . .. Mr... -.,.,.-...,L . . ...,...--... 6 an 4 -.' 1 qs-- .- A ---- - , -it--1,. W - ..-.-e--n-1.- -4 C V A 'wi ,lu?Y, - L-, +, ,ly '31 1 ,-- li-I If ,,1 , l Q P - an L VERNON ADAMS. Moore-wood. Circle K. BILLY ALLEN. Hammon. Cirele K. FTA. Dc.m's Honor Roll. De- bate Team. GORDON ALLEN. Arapaho. DELBERT AMEN. W'e.itherford. Industrial Arts Club. FTA. .IIN ARCHER. El Reno. Foot- ball. Tennis 'IAMES ARNEY. Leeeley, Signm Theta Epsilon. LON AVANTS, Eakly. Deans Honor Roll. lndustrul Arts Club ARNOLD AYRES. W'e.itl1ert'orJ ELGENIA BAKER. Elk City. GERTRLDE BARBER. Hydro. IRVIN BARBER. Hydro. ALVA D. BARR. Lookeba, FTA. Dean's Honor Roll. WAYNE BALVMAN. Cordell. Band. FTA. BOB BENTON. Sayre, President Phi Delta Chi, Past Vine Presi- dent Cirtle K. APhA. KEITH BERNHARDT. Omega, Beta Tau Beta, Apha Phi Sigma. JEANNE BIEHLER. D e a n' s Honor Roll, Forensia, FTA. LARRY BIEHLER, Omega, Alpha Phi Sigma. MELVIN BLACK, Hydro, Alpha Phi Sigma. Baseball Letterman, LEON BOZARTH, Custer, FB- LA, STE President and also Set- retary. Wesley Players, Wesley Foundation President, Film Li- brarian. BRUCE CAM PBELL, Nlifoodward, APhA. ...- f 1 K 'T' ,gu lli1- FF Ei I R 'K DONALD DUNGAN, Brown- field, Texas. ROSE MARIE EHRLER, Ana- darko, Newman Club, FTA, Language Club. PEGGY ELLEDGE, Lawton, As- sociate Editor of Bulldog, Tri-J, Cheerleader, Masquers, FTA, Dramatics, Who's Who, Dean's Honor Roll, Policy Forming Board of Student Center, Dulce Award. Alpha Psi Omega. RUTH ANN ENGLISH, Felt Alpha Phi Sigma, FTA, Forensia Kitawasa. s v GLORIA ENTZ, Hydro, FTA Home Economics Club Parlia- mentarian. FLORENCE EPPERLY, Camargo. RAY FISHER MARY LOU FOWLER, Granite, FTA, BSU. 1 JANE FRANCES, Elk City. JOYCE FREEMAN, Sentinel Tri-J, FTA, WAA, Home Eco- nomics Club. RICHARD FRIESEN, Thomas. A. N. GALLOP, Gould. a OUCH! DID IT HURT, IOE? . . . O Club mem- bers Dudley Savage and Richard Friesen give joe Buck and Rusty Romines sound Spats while joe Pogorelc and Don Waslm- burn wait their turn. EILEEN HAGGARD, Putnam NXfho's Wfho, Dean's Honor Roll Delta Zeta Social Chairman YWA President, FTA, WAA: Stewart Hall Vice President BSU Vice President. C- T' BOB GALLOP, Altus. GLENDA GALLOP, Gould. NANCY GALLOP, Weatherford. SHARON GARDNER, Altus, Delta Zeta, FTA, Forensia, Home Economics Club. BUEL GARNER, Gotebo, Indus- trial Arts Club, FTA. DAVID GILLINGHAM, Binger, Industrial Arts Club, Alpha Phi Sigma, Sigma Theta, Epsilon, FTA. BOBBY GRAVES, Hollis. DON GRAVES, Dill City, FTA, Charter Member of Circle K. BOB GREEN, McClain, Texas, APhA, Beta Tau Beta Secretary, Circle K Charter Member. JOHNNY GRIDER, Altus, FTA. HOWARD GROVES, Cordell. BILL GUNTER, Foss, FTA. RAUNCHY! . . . Don Wion and Sharon Gard- ner liven up the snack bar during the supper hour. JOYCE HAGGARD, Gotebo, Kitawasa, WAA, FTA, President Stewart Hall. JOHN P. HALE, Weatherford, Phi Delta Chi, Treasurer APhA, Optimist Club Vice President. NORMA HANEY, Butler, Tri-J Vice President, Masquers Secre- tary-Treasurer, Forensia, Who's Who, Dean's Honor Roll, Editor of Bulldog, Presidents Honor Roll, Alpha Psi Omega, Student Senate, Duke Award, Dramatics, Debate Team, Homecoming Queen 1956. JUDITH I-IARMS, Clinton, Dean's Honor Roll, FTA. CHARLES HARRIS, Mt. View, Dean's Honor Roll, FTA, Indus- trial Arts Club. KENNETH HASTINGS, Spavi- naw, APhA, Phi Delta Chi, New- man Club. VELMA HIETT, Vinson, Dean's Honor Roll, FTA. VOYLE HOLDER, Mt. Park, Industrial Arts Club. JAMES HOLLAND, Mangum, Baseball, FTA, LYD. EUGENE HOOD, Vernon, Texas, Phi Delta Chi, APhA, Kitawasa, Pharmacy Apothecary Staff. CHARLES HOSKINS, Bethany. MAURINE HOWARD, Mangum. LOU RAE HUCKABA, Weather- ford, Tri-j, Masquers, Dramatics. JACK HUGHES, Clinton. JIMMY HUGHES, Davidson. AVIS HULETT, Taloga, Foren- sia, FTA, FBLA, Alpha Phi Sigma, Dean's Honor Roll. BEA INGRAM, Hobart, Tri-j President, Editor of Soulbwertern 2 years, Student Senate, Executive Secretary of OISA, Cheerleader, FBLA, LYD, FTA, Masquers, Duke Award, Activities Council, Inter-Greek Council, Dramatics, Who's Who. ROEERT INGRAHAM, Moore- an . DALE JACKSON, Mangum, FTA President, Who's Who, Student Senate, BSU Activities Council. REX JAMES, Cushing. 'R QF 'i 'S' 415- as-,K .34 -KJ- Z Mis -35.4- 'V ?-f 'S- 9 .Qx 86 AQ A 4 if 5 K 'i up ul. I A .sa af! I as '.2 IQ, ! W 2'f' sl 'f '55 - Z, X ,ss ,gf in i L . .Q ,Q ,:. I QL 6 helm. . ,ffl ,I M' !Xf'jC7f'f if A ff f . M. IV b . I QQ f KT fy ' fbi' ' .- -TH-4 N L. it U . -.N . f , 'f ,X 'T H' '2' ff- pg ' - ' , 4 ' L4'v A 7 ' , f ,,,, X lff'EHz K .5 if 57 fpgfist VN ,.. H' ,K .IOE BILLS REYNOLDS. Gotebo, Tri-Beta President, Optimist. LYD, Varsity Basketball. XX'ho's Wfho. Dean's Honor Roll. Presi- dent's Honor Roll, Alpha Phi Sigma. ,lL'NIOR A. RICHARDSON. Sayre. FBLA. ANITA RIPPETOE. XX'cather- ford, Forensia. FBLA, Alpha Phi Sigma. BEVERLY ROBERTS. Oakwood FTA. FBLA, Forensia. ALENE ROBERTSON. Sayre. KIRBY ROBERTS. Fairfax, FB- LA State Vine President. VIRGIL ROBERTSON. Sayre. FTA. LEON ROBISON. Bartlesxille. Beta Tau Beta. FLYOD L RI'HL. Corn. Deans Honor Roll, FTA. FBLA. NXIAYNE SALISBURY. Irving. Texas. APhA Treasurer. TKE Treasurer, Student Senate, Annual Staff. M A R I O R I E SAPPINGTON, NX'illow. Kitawasa, BSU, Y. XX . A., FTA. TOM SAL'ER. Newlcirlc, Beta Tau Beta. DORIS sci-IMIDT, Q 0 1 tl ell. Tri-j. NORMAN SCOTT, Hollis. LEONARD SELVIDGE. Stinnett. Texas, Student Senate Vice Presi- dent, Neff Hall President, Who's Who, Football 4 years, All Con- ference and All American, O Club, FTA. BOB SINNER, Visalia, Cali- fornia, TKE President and Sec- retary, APhA, Treasurer, Tennis Team, Dean's Honor Roll. LEROY SMITH, Elk City. Presi- illent Neff Hall, APhA Vice Presi- Cnlf. ORVILLE SMITH, Weatherfcmrd. RAYMOND STAS, Geary. KATHERINE STALLINGS, Vin- son, FTA, Home Economics Club, Wesley Foundation. lr' A ' '1 'I r I r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ELGER STAUBER, Crawford, Physics Club. KEITH STONE, Sayre. JOE SULLIVAN, Putnam. JOE SULLIVAN, Heavener. MARGARET SULLIVAN, Heav- ener, Forensia, FTA, Pharmacy Wfives Reporter. LARRY TAYLOR, Carnegie. AL TERRILL, Lawton, Football, Basketball. Track, FTA. KAY TERRILL, Abilene, Texas. ROY L. TINNEY, Brinkman. WILLIE TRUE, Vfeatherford, FTA, WAA. BOB VANDERVEER, Chelsea. BILL VAUGI-IAN, Cache, Lam- da Mu President, BSU, Kitawasa, FTA. Follies, Southwestern Sing- ers, Student Senate-summer. JERRY VICKERS, Thomas, FTA. KATI-IRYN L. VILLINES, Te- cumseh, Optimists Club, FTA Reporter, Masquers. MAUDENE XWADE. Sayre, FTA. VU E N D E L L WAGGONER, Blair. FTA. Optimists Club Vice President. JEFF XVALKER, Snyder, FTA. OPAL NWALKER, Cooperton, FTA. CLARENCE WARD, JR., Altus, FBLA. MARVIN WEBER, Southard, FTA. SANDRA WELCH, Cooperton, FBLA, Forensia Vice President, Home Economics Club, FTA, Tri-J Treasurer. SHERRILL XWHITE, Vici, FTA, FBLA. KEITH WIGINTON, Friend- ship. Class President 3 years, O Club Vice President, Captain of Baseball and Basketball Teams, Inter-Church Council, BSU. GAIL WILLIAMS, Hollis, Who's Who, FTA Secretary, Dean's Honor Roll, Forensia President and Secretary, Home Economics Club President and Treasurer, Alpha Phi Sigma, BSU. NORMAN WILLIAMS, Hollis, Industrial Arts Club President. RAY WINN, Vlfeatherford. ALVIN NX'OOD, Leedey. JAMES WORKENTIN, Corn, Dean's Honor Roll. DONALD XX'RIGI-IT, Lookeba, FTA, Kappa Pi, Dean's Honor Roll. BOBBY WYETT, Custer, Intra- mural Basketball. BETTY ZACHARIAS, Granite. Forensia, XWAA, BSU, BSU Coun- cil Secretary, Tri-Beta, Inter- Church Council Vice President. NORMAN ZWEIACHER, Geary, Industrial Arts Club, FTA. OKAY, SO YOU'RE A BRAIN . . . Bob Douglas, jerry Kaufman, and Kay Villines stand before the Pharmacy display in the Administration Building. YVONNE REYNOLDS. Presidents Honor Roll, Dean's Honor Roll, Delta Zeta, Tri-Beta Secretary and Historian, Optimist Secretary, Forensia, LYD, XVho's Vlfho. '? i1l.f .., OE BUCK, Student Smale Repa'e,fe11l.1.'1re PI-IYLLIS ROOF, Sfndezzl Semzle Repre.rez1l.z!iz'e BOB BUTLER Vife Prerjdenl JOHN MARTIN, Paefzdenr KAY RAZOOK, Serremrg -Trenun er 1 4 fit A . 1 'Q C A Q 1 i fa' Q 5 ,X Q 3 A ' I n . JE s V . ,q YU .U -F 1.4. me v Emi f ll' 8 BILLY EVANS Brinkman DAVID FEIL Hooker JIM FLEMING Roosevelt ROY FOLSOM, JR. Hydro GERALD FREEMAN Reed JOHN GARIS Broclheadsville, Pa. LAMAR GEIS Gotebo BOB GOODLOE Enid BRUCE GREB Gotebo LARRY HALFORD Gotebo JOHNNIE HARRIS Hobart H. L. HAXWKINS Thomas JAMES HEIDEBRECI-IT Altus HOMER HENSLEY Altus DARRELL HICKMAN Ardmore STUART B. HOLLEY Antlers GARY HOLT Cordell BOYD JACKSON Guymon ROGER JOHNSTON Tipton JERRY KAUFMAN Olustee JOE LANHAM Guymon JOAN LEATHERBURY Carnegie JACKIE LEWIS Hollis LEROY LEWIS Tipton JEAN LINVILLE Putnam CORDELA LITTLE Carnegie BILLY MCCAMON Sayre CAROL MCCLURE Roosevelt .tix I EARL MCLAIN Lone Wolf BOB MCQUIRK Perry SANDRA MCQUIRK Gotebo JACK W. MADDEN Altus JOHN MARTIN Haskell CLIFFORD MEECE Davidson JOHN MOORE Gainesville, Tex. JIM MORLAN Camargo JIM MORRISON Foss CHARLES MOUDY Miami DONALD MOUNTAIN Claremore JERRY MURRAY Thomas DEANE MYERS Hydro JEANETTE O'NEAL Butler LEONARD OPDENHOFF Kingfisher JAMES PARKER Dill City ORIN PATTON Putnam KAREN PAYNE Thomas KENT PENCE Mangum JOSEPH POGORELC Lorain, Ohio TALKING . . . THE NATIONAL PASTIME . . . James Barr and Loren Stevens discuss a similar problem in one of their Pharmacy classes. 3 npr! -Q ef 5,12 LL ' xi Y, X u ixile Q I . Q Q, V 9' Nh A ow. NEJEI '49, fri, iii ai: 4-5- I lv J ' Y .1645 'UNB ., yr, -PG' .5- JZIL 1 , .. X if X f x BOBBH GREEN. I lic' Pnymfwif LA JUANA HALE. Scrmf1'.:: 3 -Ulf ORRELL. Pwfjdefil KAY BUTLER. T7'6.1ll1l'tI' TANY TALBOT. Slllcjkllf Semzle ReI1fu'e.r611If1lize !,...r. Z f - 21 K , -, N--x -XX v u iw. rf' iv 9 v MA in I Ks, :J- , . N . R ff .D ki-vb ff .QW .5-.f I' A f O LA, - YL 'FQ L W xr? 2 X I , 9 -4, 'r '. r', 1? l f ,J 9 .1 f ns . -4 A Q3 Q m Qx x N! .'l 1 :th DON FRIEND Rolla, Kansas JERRY GARRETT Clinton BENNY GARVIN Ponca City GLEN EVERETT GREEN Cheyenne EVANGELINE GREER Enid EDDIE R. GRIFFIN Clinton JACKIE GRIGG Sentinel MICKEY GORE Taloga ARCHIE HALE Vfeatherford LA ,lL'ANA JANE HALE Sentinel WALDO HALE Weatherford LENA SLIE HALFORD Gotebo CARROLL HALSTED Carnegie GERALDINE HAMBURGER Elk City HERBERT HAMBURGER XX'eatherford GLYN HAMMONS Bridgeport KAREN ,IAN HANKINS Elk City DEAN HONSINGER Erick JANICE HARDY Cordell WAYNE HAYES Vinson SO WE TRADED . . . Ted Linville, manager of the Snackbar in the Union, gives jerry Garrett a much- neecled helping hand. ' I V .zfr ,K ...M It -ll 9 'if at Mu: Q X , 1' X, 3 l ,U tl if 'Q x, M ?3,, ir I fl. Y 7 M , 2 x 41 Yu f' ,, w. -H 5 9 'U w e ' i x. i 2 '1 fq 'N 1 F5 gp. V4 2' L .ff I ...X . jg., XY 9. ROBERT VAUGHAN Cache DON WASHBURN Hennessey LOUISE WEBER Southard DENNIS WEDDIE Altus VIVIAN IMOGENE WESTROPE Willow DEAN WHEELER Mangum BOB WHITE Shidler MILLARD WHITEHEAD Olustee GARY LELAND WHITLEY Carnegie RICHARD WHITTINGTON Sentinel BOB WILSON Purcell WILDA WITT Temple JIMMY VUOOLLY Altus ZELMA YOUNG Arnett GAIL ZINN Mangum CAMPUS BEAUTIES! . . . Betty Koeppen, Jane Harwell, Phyllis Gentry, Janice French, LaVone Stout, Karen Motley, Char- lene Heiney, Ruth Ann Haight, Judy Carr. Bur- leigh Holder. FRESHME 'Q T 'A f:.vf 3 ff' 'N -hw , ' X j ' 25' ' 'v ' , 'Neg-'f'q ' . , -f5!! Z ' ' . f n'l,f4' V . - . tW!Qffr-1-5' - -:- 0-H---+--- Q .353 , f ,si . I g L',,.L .' H- . 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Texas FORREST BEST Oklahoma City MANONA BIRDCHIEF Clinton ARLENE BIEHLER Omega DARRELL BIGBIE Carnegie LEON BLEDSOE Minerr ,IACK BONNY Canute MAYNARD BOOK Thomas JIM BISWELI. Geary PAT BOWLING Binger 'L xi ' M, F fr L L . fl -v X 2. N .at aff- lif 'D Qs-5 Q 5 0 wi 6 gt, Y if ,- I, I 1 - Mi- -2 V ,v N. ,. 'xl -J - 'vyi- .-.4 .r N pf! !,'I ,HQ ' .- ,'f. . ' Q k , :AJ F91 ,- I fx '4 -s I H. 4-fl. . , ,A 9-v Q f CW-.-' gd ' ', -D 4. . 1 .1 .X - a , , . v' I O . . -1, .., 9 0 ' me H . F . ' A V., . 1' is ' 'W-,:, I .r x Q X - 9 s n ,X . ,B ,-wg' rw rg. '+Q,3'7 U. 5 v 4 K' 3? ff E L F 6 - - 1 U 3 5 QW Q if w fn , X r lug. 9 e ' lj, IW, Q 'E gf iw ,gina-..1...-. .fv -' 0 gt? G 'Q I '. ,,, 4 -Q s. I ' x , ff an J' ' U' Q.. qi . 0 X-N' 'ar 5 Y J' I Q55 2 R 1. XY. r t - Q . ll 1 0 44 2 k .L- 4? if! I 'F 1'- I an e ' I ' X Q Ll Ns. RICHARD ROOF Weatherford WAYNE ROOF Vfeatherford ANDY -RYAN Altus JIM SANDERS Olustee HELEN SAWATZKY Clinton BARBARA SCHWARTZ Weatherford TENNY SCOTT Hollis TOMMY SCOTT Hollis JOHN SEARS Cordell PAUL SENKOFF Lone Wfolf JANNY SHOCKLEY Roosevelt RICHARD SIDDERS Berdette LOUISE SIMMONS Granite MAXINE SIMPSON Clinton TWANDA SMITH Vici SHIRLEY SOBER Fay CARLOS SQUIRES Taloga BETTY STEINER Weatherford MAVIS STINSON Fay La VONE STOUT Anadarko HONEST, JOE BAILEY, THAT WASN'T OUR CIGARETTE . . . Buddy Legg and Bob McDaniel are certainly looking seri- ous about something. 1 V- ,mi ' Al' I ' F, Ah! X X, 1-5 f li Us -ng Q N, .1 Q DIANE SUTTON Olustee LINDA SUTTON Cordell ROGER TATE Cyril DALE TAYLOR Clinton JANIS TAYLOR Elk City SANDRA TAYLOR Altus PATSY THIESSEN Clinton MICKEY TIMMS Altus JERRY THOMAS Orienta CAROLYN TI-IOMASON Hydro MERTIE THOMASON Mangum BOBBY THOMPSON Weatherford ROBERT THOMPSON I-Iealdton VERLYN THOMSEN Taloga LEDON THORNBROUCH Arapaho CAROL THORNTON Grimes MICKEY TOLER Gould ROGER TOMLINSON Fay WENDELL TRENT Weatherford JERRY TUSTISAN Carnegie HUSTLE, ARCHER! . . . jim Archer, making one of his spectacular runs, goes through the opposi- tion's men. 'S a , 9-A5 6 :Tp . J r u 1 - UP 4 1 ! I . S 27 A 'X , L is Q Q 24 fi lv X1 A ar 'H X . 9 ! Jr' 1 WU. r' - 9+ m. X- 4. 1' A -frff. M. LA a x GL .blip . n 4 'iv I .113 if Q. li I ll 1 I K PETE WINGROVE Masterson, Texas GEORGIA ANN WOMACK Rocky CHUCK XX' OOD Clinton SONYA KAY WOODS Gage CHARLES W. WORTHEN Shiprock, New Mexico LEE WRIGHT Binger VAN DWAIN VURIGHT Reed ZELMA LUCI LLE YOUNG Arnett . CAROL M. ZACHARIAS Weatherford l I I ,. .j,Q , Fl. fin. BILL TINDEL PAUL ISAAK Special Business Course Post Graduate 7 N-... 4 X J I K, 'Nv,,7.bQ I S, 5'n 1 .. A A Students compare notes while enjoying a coke in the union. MRS. LUCILE TERRELL ELIZABETH WIEBE URSULA REYNOLDS , Dirgfmr Eduralional Direrlor Cliniml Imlrurlor OKLAHOMA GENERAL HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL NURSING june, 1954, the faculties of Oklahoma General Hospital School of Professional Nursing, Clinton, and Southwestern State College, Weatherford, established a joint program for the diploma school. The pre-clinical students live in the residence at the Oklahoma General Hospital and are transported to Southwestern State College for one year. The students complete 26 college hours in required subjects, such as, Anatomy, Chem- istry and Pharmacology and Social Studies in Southwestern State College. At the same time, they enroll in nursing subjects at the Oklahoma General Hospital School of Nurs- ing. The advancements in nursing are best met by way of thorough knowledge and back- ground for meeting the needs of the patient. Students in nursing are prepared to meet the ever-increasing need for service to humanity as well as to fulfill their personal re-' quirements. .4 3:1 I ' in zu ,ay . I .' V 'I ,tl y . i 5-MQ rl I ar j Wy: 0 'N i ?pl?ff?Q'7,i Z' vffflf, ' ff fs.. f A f ,fi sf af - 5 b si , 'igqj J - 5 ., FRONT ROW: Clara Dobbins, Franqfnne Coffey. SECOND RONW: Ranola Glanqf, Lois Friesin, Nellie Jo Rutledge, Jackie Stephenson, Peggy Foster, BACK ROVU: Betty McBride, Betty Askew. and Marianne Bagwell. Robert Armstrong Carlos Carrell john C, Henry Galen Hedges .ik PQ. V Robert E. Howard Vlilbul' Moore .' .a-A t f . A Y . - t .r at Loyd Winburn Robert Vfynn GALE WITCHER GENE HAYS Inrtruflor Inrlrurlor UTO MECHANICS Southwestern's Auto Mechanics School offers most phases of the training needed to repair and service modern auto- mobiles. Besides theory and some laboratory work auto- mobiles are brought in for repair by persons of this lo- cality. All Auto Mechanics students are automatically members of the Auto Mechanics Club. '-1. Robert Armstrong and Robert Howard work together to solve this more tedious problem. Instructor Gene Hays lends help to this auto me- chanics student. 9 If N lx -XX 1 . f l 'i x f 4' '12 WATCH REPAIR Southwestern's School of Watch Repair has earned a national reputation. The ap- prenticeship and specialized training enable the student to become qualified in a highly skilled occupation for which there is demand. Mr. Lynn Lewis is the Dean of Watch Repair and Mr. Max Lee is an instructor. L Jerold Allen Roy Dean if . if .. H v I. . ., Max Lee, surrounded by intricate tools and mechanisms, helps two students. 4- 'i --A- s- .. . ' . .. Kr ff- I- 4 N1 . ,. 'X fi . --Q , - ,'.s-,ll 1 NY., iv 4 ' 4 Hard at work are these students of watch repair. Donald Devinney A' i' 4' in ' ll . '. . -fi 4 ,IJ , , 3 - '- large a . . - , l ri -fill . ' , Y'6:'.A'f ' I J ' is l l 1 1 - ,X ' N 7 Don Kriss v . I .,-4 A V . A Here's time out for a bit of relaxation for these gentlemen. 0RGANIZATIONSf 1 ' A 3 I iii KT gli 5 C, X LARRY TAYLOR LE ROY SMITH WAYNE SALISBURY CLIFFORD MEECE Preridenl Vire Prerident Treasurer Hirlorian AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATIO The Student Branch of the American Pharmaceutical Association was established on the Southwestern State College campus in 1945 with sixteen charter members. The purpose of the Association is to encourage in the broadest and most liberal manner the advancement of pharmacy as a profession, especially in fostering education in matters involving pharmacy in all of its applications, aiding in the development of industry and promoting the health and prosperity of all communities in which it shall be the lot of our members to work as students or graduates. Bill Allen jerry Allen Bob Benton Ben Brown Earl Buckmaster Bruce Campbell Kenneth Chapman James Christian Lboyd Crelia Lamoines Corbitt if CD Burl Culp I ni Eugene Deal Dub Defml' Bob DiSl'1mHn Bob Goodloe Bob Green Phillip Durham David Feil if M L Y gif I IM' I Qi' ' Y B'll MCG ' Joh M OCo L 0 dOpdenh ff D ld Ph lp ,MV 1 ,' U - xy, 4 N ' ' 1J'.if' ,gi 1 E.4xaf vw-wf' U Y ,F L I Anita Rippetoe President Ruth Ann English Secretary Melvin Black jerry Jeffries 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 thirty hours of enrollment in Southwestern State College. Iota Chapter was installed on the Southwestern campus in 1954. The fraternity is sponsored by Fern Lowman. l , , Avis Hullet Keith Bernhardt Treafurer Earl J. Buckmaster Lamar Geis janet Kincaid Bob King- IX llf lim' l 0 IS I ill Larry Biehler David Gillingham Joe Bills Reynolds DEBATE SQUAD Southwestern's debate squad is affiliated with Pi Kappa Delta, national speech fraternity. FIRST SEMESTER RECORD Central State: Butler, Haney-won. Sunderland, Orrell-won. N Southern Metlaodift U Sunderland, Orrell-won orma Haney 3 lost 1 Kay Butler Central State: Walls, Long-won 5, lost 1. Eaft Central: Haney, Butler--won 5, lost 1. Long, Perkins-won 5, lost 1. Golden Spread Foremir T0fn'ney: Haney, Butler- won 4, lost 2. Sunderland, Crrell-won 6, lost 1. Tressa PIOPPS Phyllis Roof . ' -- ' 'H , . s ' , , ll 1: li, -'l Carl Riley Barbara Johnson Billy Allen jim Walls Bob Richardson, coach Joe Pegol-elc 'Iwi 6 Q V g-, 2 W ax-ff 4' 1 an 76540 Q +1-had 1 FRONT ROW: Fred Allen, Louise Rainbolt, Yvonne Reynolds, Joe Bill Reynolds, Sandra McQuirk, Otis M. King, Arthur Shuck. SECOND ROW: H. F. Timmons, Wilda Finley, Johnnie Harris, Ben Bell, Clarence Shields, Glen Castle, Paul Massad. THIRD ROW: john Garis, A. W. Salis- bury, Duane Hansen, Orville Smith, Fred Norton, Kenneth Naylor, john D. Show, jimmy Hughes, Bill Deal. Beta Beta Beta Honorary Biological Fraternity was established on the Southwestern State College campus in 1952, with forty-two charter members. The purpose of Beta Beta Beta is to stimulate interest and promote scholarship in the biology field. Membership is limited to students whose field of study is in the biological sciences. joe Bill Sandra Reynolds McQuirk Preridenl Serrelary N Otis King Arthur Shuck H. FA Timmons SPWU0 SP0 50 Sporuor The Circle K is a Key Club sponsored by Kiwanis, which is organized at college level on the campuses of many colleges and uni- versities. It is a character building group which offers service on the campus, to the school, and to the community. The local club was chartered in 1955. Charles Moudy Treasurer Dale jackson Secretary Leonard Kincaid Prerident 1 k f 1 Vernon Adams Billy Allen Bob Benton by Burl Culp James Sweeney Millard Whitehead Gail Williams Sandra Welch Prefidenl Vice Prerident 'F VX Y 7 . I Q Gaylene Mitchell Ann Broderick Historian Reporter Linda Adams Karen Hankins Secretary Treururer Avis' Hullet Cora Herzog Parliamemariun Sponrar Jeanne Biehler Zola Cates , ,vw . ,-1w,i X . 1 , .Rh ,Il W X A . - ,A- 1 To afford literary work and debate to the girls of South- western, the Gamma Delta Kappa was organized on October 13. 1910, but in 1912 the society was reorganized as Foren- sia. The club now specializes in welfare work. Dorothy Cermack 6 joquita DeFrance Patsy Detweiler Ruth Ann English Sharon Gardner Evangeline Greer La-Iuana Hale Norma Haney Birlee Holder Pauline jones janet Kincaid Phillys Lee Shirley Lochman Carol McClure Annilee McNutt Gwen Mote Jeannette O'Neil Mary Alice Owen Dorothy Pistole Anita Rippetoe Doris Schmidt Dixie Shears Katherine Stallings Frances Stamper Margaret Sullivan Tany Talbot Novaline Umber Imogene Westrope Ernestine Wright Bette Zacharias X . . 711, f. ' 0 '- . ' gg V gf ., . 9:71 4 new -' ' . 1 , .6 ,f fwr.'P ii: pi Z' 15 . Q 8 ' 1: .-ff' . ,r D x '33 Q11 'if if 31' ' fu f of I KU' H -,- 4 ' 2 . . . , . ' ' ' .ov . . b V. l I- ,H 1.5 h . Y V , Y i' jf' -kg' J, ! 5 J V u, 5-7 ,, -...U 1 ,. u. Kr - . . . , 1 4 - ' ' - ---- f '.,:, .'.v.f'4 -A A 1,-- - ' A Vw- ,:,9.-NJ' X -M mu' . Y Aw. B-5 K. 'Q-'F' .,, n. ,, FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA 9' , ' I i . -. I Dale Jackson Gail Williams Janice Miller Kay Villines .IWW I9ff1'if5 Prerideut Secretary-Trearurer' Hj,,0fj,,,, Repo,-fer Slate Co-Ordinaror The local chapter of F.T.A. was organized during the academic year of 1944-45. F.T.A. is a national organization, sponsored by the state educational associations and the Na- tional Education Association. Its national headquarters is in Washington, D.C. Its pur- pose is to provide opportunity for education students to become acquainted with the teaching profession before actually engaging in teaching. The local F.T.A. chapter is the seventh largest in the nation.-Several of its members have held state offices. Candidates for Miss F.T.A. and Mr. F.T.A. are-FIRST ROVU: Lon Avants, Jack Hughes, Wen- dell Waggoner, Jerry Jeffries, Norman Yaggie, Don Wright, Ray Winn. SECOND ROW: Carol McClure, Mary Helen Jones, Gail Williams, Marjorie Sappington, Myrna Moore, Beverly Roberts, Judith Harms, Gail Zinn, Katherine Stallings, Phillys Lee. Gail Williams and Wendell Waggener smile with happiness at being elected Mr. F.T.A. of 1958. I 1, C gf, FTA MEMBERS Avants, Lon Archer, Constance Archer, Jim Altman, Jacque Alexander, Wynona Adams, Linda Burrow, Judy Berry, Myma Brooks. Cathy Buck, Joe Brothers. Sue Brothers, Harold Barr, Alma Barr, James Barr, Mary Katherine Bauman, Koleta Black, Leonard Boyd, Michael Bunch, Romona Butler, Robert Butler, Kay Burns, Jeannean Blevins, Earl Clowdus, Lonnie Caviness, Horace Chambers, LeeRoy Cline,'Chestcr Chambers, Daliese Canady, Leo Campbell, Marilyn Collins. Herman Campbell, Delano Christian, Darril Clnunch, Janie Crabb, Bonnie Cates, Zola Decker, William Duncan. Rita Duvall, Travis Duvall, Loretta Dill, Don Dew, Eugene Dcbano, Jimmy Damell, Jeanne Dorman, Darrell Elledgc, Peggy Ebert, Evalinc Ehrler, Rose Marie English, Ruth Ann Entz, Gloria Epperly, Florence French, Janice Freeman, Joyce Ferguson, Virginia Flaming, Gene Flowers, Samye Foster, Regena Francis, June Freeman, Gerald Frlesen, Richard Garner, Lane Gallop, A. N. Gallop, Glenda Gallop, Nancy Gardner. Sharon Gamer, Phyllis Graves, Bobby Graves, Don Grider, Johnny Gricser, Frank Gunter, Bill Heinricks, Donald Harris, Charles Harms. Judith Hardy, Janice Halford, Lena Halford, Larry Hale, LaJuana Haggard, Joyce Haggard, Eileen Holt, Dana Holt, Gary Holland. Jimmy Holder, Birlec Holder, Voyle Helms, Cathryn Hubbard, James Hyman, Thomas Hulctt, Avis Hughes, Jack Howard, Mary Horn, Robert Hom, Leory Ingram, Bea lngraham, Robert Jreton, Elmer Jackson, Dale Jackson, Judith Jameson, Sam Jantzen, Helen Jefferies, Jerald Johnson, Russell Jones, Mary Helen Jones, Pauline Jones, Peggy Jones, Don Johnson, Donnie Johnson, Barbara King, Howard Karlin, Margaret Kardokns, Martin King, Nurval Kincaid, Janet Klein, Corrine Kliewcr, Betty Laird, Gary Lassiter, Lorene Latimer, Buster Leatherbury. Doyle Leatherhury, Jo Lee, Pllillya Lewis, Jackie Lewis, Leroy Linville. Jean Little, Bob Little, Cordelia Lochman, Shirley Lowry, Patricia Litsch, Kay Lambertus, Carol Litsch, Dody Mathews, Harley McNutt, Annilee MeLemore, J. D, McGee, Glenneth MeClu Martin McClu Martin Maddo re, Lyndon , Frances re, Carol . John x, Dennis McCall, Lewis Murray. Jerry Mouse, Mote, McDan Miller, Sheila Gwen iel, Jeanette Janice McMichael, Tom McKinney, Alice Meece, Ruby Moore, Myrna Medlock. Bill Mercer, Micky Nikkel, Monroe Nickelson, Beryl Newman, Wilma Newberry. Norman Nelson, June Naylor, Kenneth 0'Neal, Jeanette Owens, Mary Alice Propps, Tressa Patton, Orin Pence, Kent Pistolc. Dorothy Perkins, C1-eil Payne, Keren Pryor, Paul Rogers, Rhonda Riley, Curl Rnff, Ronald Rippetoe, Anita Rippeloe, Jerry Roberts, Beverly Robertson, Alene Robertson, Virgil Ritlgway, Harold Riggs, Gwen Ruhl, Floyd Stallings, Katherine Statler,'Kuren Stone, Charles Sturgeon, Virginia Sullivan, Margaret sllllltington. Marjori Sanders, Mildred Suppington, Don C Miss F.T.A. and Sarchct, Mary Rose Schmidt, Doris Schmidt, Myrna Schwartz, Barbara Scott, Norman Seher, Alvin Senkoff, Paul Sharp, C. W. Sheid, Charles Sherrill, Trisha Smith, Gale Smith, Twanda Spangler. Robert Schamberger, Margaret Sherrill, Melva Scalf, Leonard Sutton, Jan Sutton, Diane Teague, Fred Templeton, Linda Tcrrill, Al Thomas. Billy Tune, Sondra Tucker, Sondra Tucker, Carroll Tocws, Dennis Unruh, Ella Marie Villines, Kay Vaughn. Bill Vickers. Jerry White, Bob Weeks, Charles Wiebe, Mike Whitehead, Millard Welch, Sandra Wagoner, Wendell Walker, Jefferson Watson, Mary Walker, Opal Weaver, Betty Weber, Marvin Weigandt, Donna White, Sherrill Weil, Everett Wieters, Mary Lynn Wiginton, Keith Wilhite, Patsy Williams, Buster Williams, Ella Gail Williams, Norma Williams, Norman Winn, Ray Wood, Alvin Wright, Donald Wright, Ernestine Zwciachcr, Norman Zacharias, Carol Zinn, Gail Ynggie, Norman Yowcll, Edith Zacharias, Bette x S .xx w ' 0 r ul I 4. N Q XX, .Ni a. Q. v 7 'K Q Q I -dui- 'ig 'ri if ., up . 4 Q. Q I 'J l- 'Yu M 4. ,I f 0 . i ,. , 4-5 0 'th Q N-f,.I Af 'H , WM I DU TRIAL ART Norman Williams Prexidenl Allen McCullough Serretary l Bruce Grebb Treafurer l Kyle Coffee john I.. Cermack Grant Hendrix Reporler Sponfor Sporuor- X . ,X . J 2 W e , f JA, .. , , Delbert Amen jim Archer Willie Arnett I-On Alfams Q W. Don W'ashburn Prefidenf Koleta Bauman Setretary I TER-CHURCH COUNCIL jim Davis Vive Preridenl 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. Ramona Fugate, jim Davis, Don Washburn, jerry Jeffries. I TER-GREEK COUNCIL C . . i 1 1 Micky rsrefcef Doug Young P,-gfidgnf Vfre Preridenl The purpose of the Inter-Greek Council is to promote harmony among the social sorori- ties and fraternities and to lend unity and direction to their activities. Dr. Martin Satz is the sponsor. The president of each Greek organization is a member of the council and each organiza- tion elects one of their members to also be on the council. I- , f rf' -'gli F , X , 0 Bea Ingram Bobby Green Peggy Elledge Secretary Sfuderzl Sennle RepreJe11l.1fi1'e 1 1 -1 1 Q1 1 Evangeline Greer Bob McQuirk Bob Sinner l KIT WASA The Kitawasa Club was organized in the Spring of 1931 as the Swas- tika Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Masie Nelson. Its member- ship consisted of girls who had as their objective parliamentary proce- dures and debate. The Swastika for Good Luck was the club's em- Jerry Jeffries blem. In 1942-43 the name of the organization was changed to Kita- Bob Goodloe Pfffidfm' wasa. Due to the war with Germany, our emblem was changed to Vin' P'f'fidf The Thunderbird. At this time boys were permitted to become mem- bers. Kitawasa is now a social and service organization which seeks to further culture and good will among students at Southwestern. Claudine Igo M3fl0flC SaPPln8t0n Serrelary R9P0 f9 Millie Thomas Sponror 4- Margaret Karlin Lamar Geis Wynona Alexander Vinita Barker Darla Briggs Ann Broderick Scrapbook Keeper Cathy Brooks jan Carpenter Barbara Caviness Bette Davis DeR0y Davis Arla Dean ,loquita DeFrance jeff Fleming Phyllis Garner Jerry GSFICIK Glenda Goode .- .4, . Y' al -1 :ff fx- fwf. 1314 3 C55 -Q I U.: 'V - A 'J' ,SH -QQ Q f 1 ' 1 f A . .lu . Iv .04 ,. I? l KAPPA PI My-fic Kelly Don Wright Prefidenl David Rainey Betty Kliewer Phillys Lee Vire Pre-,cidnzl Hiflormri Reporler Kappa Pi is .1 National Art Honorary Fraternity open to both men and women. Chapters are installed in recognized colleges, universities and art schools meeting the standards of nationally accredited agencies. Alpha Alpha Lambda Chapter of Kappa Pi was installed here in 1949. Myrle Kelly and Richard Taflinger are sponsors. l , W Doyle Dobbins Erlene Hess Merlene HCSS Carol McClure Micky Mercer R. K. Motheral W'ilma Newman GCDC RiCh2fClS00 LaVon Shelton Leon Shelton Larry Steward Audrey Sykes I LADY O's The Lady O Club was organized in 1957, to promote goodwill and friendship among the wives of O Club members. It is open to the wives of students that have lettered in some sport on the S.W.S.C. campus. FIRST ROW: Barbara Jennings, Historiang Vicki Mixon, Vice Presidentg Pat Canady, President: Marty Taylor, Treasurerg Judy Coffman, Social Chairmang SECOND ROW: Kay Terrill, Chaplaing Carlene Perkins, Nelda Cline, Bonnie Taylor, Rita Duncan. C L Bill vaugiin Robert King Shirley Lochmann Kay I-inriean Preridenl Vice President Secrelary Radlo Clmn-man. Y X Wynona Alexander Vernon Blehm D00 Jones Kenneth P95503- Sarial Chairman Repofzer Pdfliamfnfnfian Sffgffvll-4'-Afmi Joquita DeFranCe MaryiiE. GriffinC C Richard V. Coy' H Charles Watson Hirlorian Sponror Sponsor Sponror LAMBDA MU The name of this club, Lambda Mu, means Music, a universal language. The club was organized in 1950 to provide an opportunity for those interested in music to enjoy and become familiar with the works of the masters. Activities of the club include attending concerts and recitals in Oklahoma City. 4 I .L M Eugenia Arletta Leonard Marilyn Pat Samye Baker Bauman Black Campbell Engle Flowers jerry Bob Ruth Ann Lois Mary Bill Garrett Goodloe Haight Hoover Johnston jones Kelly Ln' Annilee Charles Wilma L David LaVon Linda Wilda McNutt Mohr Newman Rainey Stout Sutton Witt FRONT ROW: Kay Villines, Arletta Bauman, Barbara johnson, Bobby Green, joe Pogorelc, Norma Haney, Miss Damarise Kitch, Annilee McNutt. BACK ROW: Phyllis Roof, Peggy Elledge, Russell King, Andy Ryan, Charles Mohr, Jeanette McDaniel, Jeanette O'Neal. MASQUER Masquers was established on S.W.S,C. campus to stimulate interest in dramatics. It is open to any student who is interested in furthering his dramatic abilities. Joe Pogorelc Norma Haney Bobby Green Preridenl Serrelary and Treaxurer Vife Preriden The Newman Club was founded in l893 by five medical students at the University of Pennsylvania. The purpose of the club is to deepen the spiritual and enrich the tempo- ral lives of its members through a balanced program of religious, intellectual, and social activities. i i Kay Liuch Freud: nl Ed Sokoloslzy Sernury Kenneth Hastings Carl Hodges Bob McQuirlr Bill O'Conner Joe POBUY'-tlf Kirby Roberts Dixie Shears La Von Shelton Leon Shelton Dale Warnke Dr. Harry Koenig Dr. Earl Reynolds Sponror Sponror O CLUB Dale jackson Reporter Orin Patton Sergeant-at-Arm! In 1907, the Southwestern Athletic Club was founded Kflfh W'g'mOn at Southwestern State College. In 1920 the name of the Viee Prefidenl Club was changed to the O Club. The purpose of the O Club is to promote good fellowship and under- standing among the athletes. Membership is limited to male athletes who letter in a major sport at Southwestern. Gary Laird S S Preridmr 1 . I 0 .if , Joe Buck Don Dill Richard Friesen John Mania 'S Joe Pogorelc Cecil Reynolds Leonard Tex Selvidge WCC Don Wasfhburnr FIRST ROW: Kay Villines, Kay Terrill, Reporter: Charles Villines, Vice Presidentg Al Terrill, Presidentg Yvonne Reynolds, Secretary-Treafurerg Virginia Carpenter. jean Patterson. SECOND ROVU: Margaret Karlin, jeannean Burns, Georgia Terneus. Kay Messick, Shirley Martin. THIRD ROXX': Harold Livesey, Randol Clark. Wk-ndell Xlfaggoner. joe Bills Reynolds, Eddie Griffin. VC'ayne Roof, Tommy Slatton. john Hale. jack Campbell. Dr. Donald Hamm Sponsor OPTIMIST CLUB The Optimist Club has as its purpose the promotion of fellow- ship and recreational activities that are in keeping with acceptable Christian conduct. Miss Mary Rolison, present sponsor, was a charter member when it was organized in 1957. 'F' Q X 'L' . 3' 'V' FW U 6 0 .54 lg' K I, I QQQ ' A-li. 1 x ' -' H 4 pf? 69,4 Q 9- v u awk . I n r '--r 9 6 Q .W - fe t . f 4 - 1' 0 1 T'-J aaa N ' 0 7.7 Ve, V 'NA Y' V V' I V ry ' 2' 'fm vr rr W , vga FIR ST ROW' luwunrmc P.nnm-ll. 'l'rm.nnrnr D.-n 'I--vzpkxm Yum l'rwn.fmnr H.nr-if lv-'Ifw Prcsndc-nt. ULICQUC Allman, Secretary. Cnr-ull Tumkcr Quun SECOND RUXX' Um M Kung N -11 N0 r. Hull Hlhlcr, Humu- liz-uurx Hmm: Hcmlu, Nm Ar' wmv ' Uk L C' .xl UM .X RIDI G BULLDOGS 1. mlulw IN tu pr-umm murur m YI-fll1Q.H1rf 7--'f 40: 1-.43 '5-qi Cnnmg SKY FC .Viv-rx a:1!'w r-X tx ' :ng mug: 1-f f Fx .-g ff.. 0 The Rulnng lhxlldu-gx xx .1 mu 1-rg.m11.nfx-wx .H SXYNK I' sm. Q 13.111121-ml IH IHS' xurh H.nr-'IJ lirmhlrx .H Erma-inn' Th in . ' i , ii-I t 'Q f-5 . N . ri Y-U I ' S if I Bill McGuire Leonard Tex Selvidge Donna Weigandt President Vice Preridenl Secretary and Trearurer 100 Bl1Ck Woody Cohlmia Don Dill Jerry Garrett STUDE 'l The Student Senate of SWSC is com- posed of eighteen members and one spon- sor. Dr. W. W. Ward is the sponsor. The three officers are elected by popular vote of the student body, while two mem- bers are chosen from each class, and six members are selected by the various organizations on the campus. Since the new Memorial Student Center has been completed, the Student Senate has sponsored numerous dances and other social activities with a large degree of success. - Bobby Green , l f ' z X i' Norma Haney SENATE The Senate-sponsored school year's activ- ities are highlighted by the Spring All- School Dance, which features a big name dance band. The aims of the Student Senate of South- western are to provide for student par- ticipation in school government, tq es- tablish better understanding between fac- ulty and students, to afford training in citizenship, and to insure a sincere re- spect for law and order. Bob Hayes Bea Ingram .M . ,W , Dale JaCkSOn Jerry Jeffries Janice Miller Gene Richardson Phyllis Roof Tany Talbot ,JM - . 4 sm 1 1 .' N ' , .. -5 . Z 5 t - x I . . a , , .1 4 ,fe 4 1 ' L Q 3 ESQ 4.4 51 1 f '9fi 5 x V Y 5 WX' , i K . 1 , K 4 N.. 'Et 'W ' Wim? 'xmjik if it M L, .4f' H Qg E F F Bea Ingram E Edilor R Bob Hays Lou Rae Huckaba Bobby Wayne Green Lew Sarchet Evangeline Greer Jafk Shannon V l I' -., viii I Q 5 WE LEY FOU DATIO Wesley Foundation is an organization sponsored by the Methodist Church in the interest of all Methodist and Methodist preference students attending Southwestern. Many opportunities for religious growth, leadership, and entertainment are to be had through the several divisions of this organization. 4 -ul? FIRST ROW: Janice Eaton, Dr. H. C. Koenig, Sponsorg Charlotte Holcomb, Vice President, Tommy Slatton, Presidentg James Parker, Parliamentariang Phyllis Roof. SECOND ROW: Andy Ryan, Gwen Mote, Jewellita Gaines, Jean Patterson, Jeanette O'Neal, Virginia Carpenter, Arla Dean, Bobby Wayne Green. LA GUAGE CLUB The Language Club is the newest organization on the campus. It was organized this year by the students of foreign languages. The main purpose of it is to stimulate in- terest and friendship among the language students. Dr. H, C. Koenig Charlotte Holcomb JHITQCS Parker Spomar Vice Pmidem Pfwlmmenlarian G. '-sn., Bea Ingram Pfcfidc ffl Janice Kenny C0r'r't'f,fffvr1Jn:,C Sr'6ml,1r'y Nornu I-lancv I in Pifi1r2'tf1l Pl1ylliS Rimfwf Sc'fwf.1r,fliiji Cll .7f?'77I,l7I kay Rsizoolt Sc U c i'.lf',l .2 Myrna Berry Tri-I is the oldest social sorority on the esimpus, The purpose of Tri-J is not only to enjoy 'he social benefits ot' friendly college .assotigitions but also to promote Sisterhood among girls of good personality, good character and high ideals. Girls are invited to join by inanimous bid f- fi' 'Z' 1 it A Peggy Elledge Joyce Freeman Ramona Fugate 6- Pometa Graft Lou Rae Huckaba Betty Koeppen TR Sandra Stutters Tm.1i'1u'f r Carolyn Butler Mickey Gore -.1 Mary Laughlin Tressa Propps N i Lynda Templeton Anita Ream 'T' Sondra Tune Diane Sutton Carolyn Verhines jan Sutton 1 1 HN Betty Sue Weax'er Gail Zinn I 1 , . wqx i - KN' 'J '5 'Jn if f I Miss Mary Griffin Spoumr Mncky Mercer Praidenl Geo G 31603: rgll T DELTA ZETA ws l V V1 2 Beth Hildebrand Evangeline Greer Ann Thornton Mrs. Vanetta Kell Rewrding Serfetary Treamrer Pledge Trainer SP07IJ'0f Arletta Bauman jeannean Burns Janife Eafon ll Sarnyggowers . joan Gentry Barbara johnson Peggy jones Kay Litsch f 4 Sandra McQuirk Shirley Martin Janice Miller Eileen Moseley ! Jeanette Nippert Gwen Riggs Katy Sinner jo Ann Stagg Delta Zeta, national sorority, was founded at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, on Oc- tober 24, 1902, for the purpose of promoting friendship among women of college age and graduates. Epsilon Lamda was established on the Southwestern State College campus in 1956. This chapter began its social activities with the Rush parties and a breakfast for the new pledge class. Mrs. Vanetta Kell is the sponsor. , BET TA BET l Doug Young Mike Riley Prerident Social Chairman jack Snavely joe Pogorelc Vice President Serrelary ,i :S fqfgzvyr it-af L1 We of Beta Tau Beta, the oldest fraternal organization on the Southwestern campus, 'E79g,44f- f'RW,5U . . . . . . 431- ' Y' ' 9 strive to provide an organization worthy of the interests and ideals of the college man. if Through our high standards of leadership, scholarship and brotherhood we have grown Qi. 'LA' from eight members in 1946 to over 50 active members and an Alumni Association of Q3 lf. 175. Through this type of organization we feel that we have contributed to Southwestern's 1 .- name of today. is -B 3 Willie Arnett H Jerry Allen Bob Baldwin Duane Barker Keith Bernhardt i Buel Boyd Ed Caldwell Leroy Chambers Woody Cohlmia Walter Crouch Bill Cutsinger David Drinkwater Gene Fair Philip Garrison Bob Green TAU KAPPA EPSILON Bob Sinner Prerident Syn go? T e Sal, dgecfewil reqfffrfgbuf weece Robb , A - nf y C:7x':ii3iP.,esade 1503, prggeen Southwestern's Epsilon Eta chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon was installed on the campus May 5, 1956. Sponsors are Dr. F. W. Allen, Homer Timmons and Cedric L. Crink. Our chapter believes in giving each member all benefits of fraternal spirit without sacrific- ing his individuality. Our limited membership is from unanimous bid only. Don Dill Ben Brown joe Buck Earl Buckmaster Ronnie Cates Pledge Trainer S ' 'C 'm ,aa i i' .- , 1 , l .. ' 1 i n , .E .lim Orrell C311 Riley Lew Sarchett Gerald Vincent Van Wright L., N: wi -j'X 'ir in CULLEGE LIFE 5 .. Q, r, ' ff - xg- . , I flrwa ' . J Jil.. ,Tb ,iw-K .,, 'fffmfr- ffwxrx n 3341.1 . ' ' f ,UN ' ' kg C4 uv- ig' ' U - .-4.-.1,n...A I 4 V ' i-tn I i ll Mrs. Smith, housemother at Stewart Hall, greets Tany Talbot and Judy Burnett on the first day ot school. Betty Davis, new Freshman. is interviewed by Kay Cohlmia, station manager of Southwests-rn's own studio. Mr. jack O'Bar, librarian. gives inside information about the library to three new freshmen, Don McArthur, Betty Helms. BEGINNING or SCHOOL and sie win .X Ma time W' G05 bv 0 , Xl VJCSUOP H3 xmogeoe ko SKQVVAII b ?ov1Cll'S53gno1Cnl5 X 3 3 . T360 fiimswllmg wwe' Getting settled in Neff Hall is only one of the tasks facing new student, Carl Curtis. x X 0 ri ' T l , Z M I!! ,X , X X x tf Q f I I I 0 me 'Q HOMECOMING Homecoming Day begins early with get-togethersn in the form of breakfasts. Here Katy Sinner, Yaita Harris, ,leunnean Burns, and Shirley Martin con- verse at the Delta Zeta breakfast. I' mimi 4 1 X ,. ffl is -ff Glen Duncan points out the date of the big day to his wife, Rita, who was selected as Homecoming Queen by the Southwestern football team. ' i . i. Q Q - - Everyone is all smiles at the Kitawasa Social Club breakfast. Seated near the center. back row, is Mrs. Millie Thomas, sponsor tor this active organization. T af' ' 'hit H Q it I3 No Homecoming celebration would be complete without a parade, floats and pretty coeds. Pictured left is the float entry of the Tri-J social sorority which won honorable mention in the contest. Girls on the float are Lajuana Storm, Norma Haney, Kay Razook, Gail Zinn, and Sandra Stutters. All eyes on the tense game, and . . . B-U-L-L-D-O-G-S V' Coach Pass it! Holding, Tex? 4 71,6 ,X h X llfiwflzf. . . The Future Teachers of America worked long and hard on the production of their float, and were rewarded with the second place prize. The Book of Knowledge into which were stepping two freshmen and out of which walked professional people de- picted the part education and this educaf tional organization play in the life of Southwestern students. A13 it -:xxx X N26 W' X For the second straight year Kappa Pi, national art fraternity, was named the first place winner in the float contest. Its float consisting of a huge bulldog, constructed of paper and cardboard, chasing an op- posing football player up a tree, was de- clared- by judges to be the most original, and hence, the grand prize winner. ' X ' f f-..,,+. '-c ' ,- ,J '14,-'H-,,.,..., 5- .. e wkieirl A--:N .lap Q - - fw'1j af' V55 I . 'A Pnulfhh th-fxj' fl... I .X A I 'infix ' ' . ' I I N I . I lm S vert, 'N i J A C' . -'vii' ' ,- K' 1 F , ii' 1 ,, ' 1 - - . .. N . A . A .v , i , 4.. , . , .gm In K - , 41.1 - l 5, wg? I Q, , Q 5 , 1. .' ' . b- ff. As..-tx,-A T 5,gf:leccmnu Homecoming Queen, Rita Dun- can, center, and attendants Phyl- lis Roof and Kay Terrill are driv- en around the football field by Danny Lidia following the cor- onation. The queen and her at- tendants were chosen for this honor by the members of the O Club. fi :fmt ',f1.s.gs13 H' After the game Rita and Glen pause before dressing for the Homecoming Dance. BF: I gag. , ,,l J' -1 Lv '51, e' Wy' Rita receives the traditional crown and a dozen red roses from Glen while Phyllis and john, Kay and Leo look on. l l l l lf' .. , . Music for the Homecoming Dance was furnished by The Collegians, popular campus music group led by Mr. Richard Coy, second from the right on the front row. Alum- ni, guests, former and present students crowded the ballroom making the dance a fitting climax for a busy day, A pass - complete or incomplete? v l A THE BARKERS PEGGY ELLEDGE, senior KAY RAZOOK. Junior Head Cheerleader i ,K .ll N. I If I BETH HILDEBRAND, Sophomore TANY TALBOT, Junior l JUDY BURROW, Freshman PAT THOMAS, Sophomore SUE ARMITAGE, Freshman I 1 Q 1 5 , I N 4 - 4+ .VN ' 9' K I yn 'AJ II tk Q' 'fx' 'I 1 P WT' N Aff' N Q ,.V,.A I .D ve! X b So th ts 0 f 1 A-rkjvglapq '.:p- 1, J , 5- - J 4, x' 'fi , , 4-gl ti' . 1 f.,z 1 'h .. fs 5. . . -D - , r . , -. .1 , . n . f 'f-Pj Y 5 - . . ' rmfql II Im INIII 'IIII1 I II IU! l 1 X Ii I II III I i 4-,, Z f :e,,M. 1.5. .3- 'JK I mm IIIIIIIH II IIIIIIII ? I - . -I., V. ' I f 4 n ' - I - ' 'I ' - ' f ' ' , '.- , 15 .. '. '71 Tix K' ',: -F711 S., ,I -y . , f I . N K I . '7' 5..f,f.'f, g.i9f.5. ,,..---f . - -'J ' ' I 3 N N If . --4,1 41, u 'EY-:Ike-Q J' . ,v a ...I ,iylvg -F: ' vii, ,- I .EZIN .Y .u, ' x I 'ERR ' ' ' Mfr'-f.1m1'1'.2.v fx.: 'fv LI -- . I. - I . ' , 'ips riff: .lr ,lp-9 ,Q-3: g'.'--N,T?,..f , V,-'. J-4. , , I ' ' I ' ' --f sqi-wI',-L3q5U'? -v , Q 1'kijg41.Q, 3.42 3.41. 2 ,' - . - , ,rn ., . 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X 1 JANICE FRENCH BEAUTIES N-...NS sly, 1 4 rw. ,. at , ' -5.1, A ui, ' . 5 ' ' 9 v p ' .ar-x 'SIB Yf?n5.,,.-:X SgfT 'f' BETTY KO PEN BIRLEE HOLDER ith- CAROL YN EVANS PHYLLIS GENTRY CHARLENF HEINEX C A M P U S BEAUTIES: Betty Koeppen, Phyllis Gentry, Charlene Heiney, LaVone Stout, Judy Carr. JUDY CARR CAMPUS BEAUTIES: Ruth Ann Haight, jane Harwell, Janice French, Karen Motley, Birlee Hol- der. +1 ,lg rd ,- JF I 5 '..A v , I 5 1 A il SL-r Q 7. x 2 J b Il w W -sv B- 4 KAY TERRILL Homecoming Queen Attendant PHYLLIS ROOF Hmneconztng Queen Attendant I 'DMD' Y . X :qi ' E . x.-- . - a M , r, 'Q Ig ' 4: A V ' ' vs. f 0 9 . ,f ,I 5- I 4 5 2 . . . 2 , ., Q . L w 5 'K .gf I, x v .M 1. A 'Q . Q. ' x . ' 'U' nv s x 1 4 NK--x . 9 1' 'X . ' K I gc 4'. 14 ',- . ge. -. , A r 'H , r. I ' -4' -if ,E 3 Q X. 4 ' fi fi m 4 . . 1 .v I . -5 ix. I ' ' ., ,. . ,. xl . A . My ,Af Kifauma Sweelbearl CAROL ZACHARIAS B.S.U. Sweetheart MARY ALICE OWENS if H 'Z ,1 J Y I ou. -. ' I.:-v - 1 . 1. .' lr' ' ..' 1 -'KI1 '.'.',' W' f 0 I 'I Eff., 'Agra .VI 'I !..4,'-I ,fl G:.',.'. I s , f. . fir,-,. .' ,'4. ', y ,f,:1,'. ' 'i ' ff ff'U'L -acc-'f-wgff,-,-'.9ff,-.-ff. ' fr,'1?-i.,,',',' - -'-' ' ' - ' lafn, J' 'IANICE MILLER Bef! Citizwzf KEITH WIGINTON of 1958 BILL NcGl'lRE -StuJcnt Scnnlc Prcsnhnt ,IANICE PWULLERV-Religious Emphhls Xvcck Vyfvrktr H0'S AMERICAN BEA INGRAM- Snuthxx cstcrnw Edntwr v J XY' TX- xb' If 1 Zo ,lg I: 4 f Fr , JERRY JEFFRIES-State F.T.A. Coordinator DALE JACKSON-F.T.A. President 5 x 1 EILEEN MOSELEY fRCllglthUN Emphasis W1-ek XY'orkcr KE1TH w7IGINTON-Basketball 54 V7 spam 'u'u'o1 oMo.o' mu una O9fv! HJ' W ' W ' m -'ee .f fu Av Ax faaf,' ON ' v OH . Oils , Ove A, UI W ,' nun ff 0.5, O64 'Q .OOO . H! . O00 ' cw ' U' ' N' N '- 44 n Quay uv . .tv , I info y K PM WHO COLLEGES U IVER ITIES 6, .. PEGGY ELLEDGE-Dramatics .. XJ H - ' Qi. 4 Q ll 8 A F woonv COHLMIA-Student swam BOB LITTLE-Drum Maior of Band Q 111158 4 I Y' lk , H in 4 X . . 4 , v ,..,-, ' fASgS SHIRLEY LOCHMANN-Music and Band Work WHO COLLEGES UN IVERSITIES U tr -ut. L, AL TERRILL-Football YVONNE REYNOLDS-Beta Beta Beta JOE BILLS REYNOLDS-Beta Beta Beta President 1 1, 33 ' f 'x u ,li- 7 1 S Q 0 'r A-. ' A 14' H .-fx Y - - 1 2 X -al-1 if ,X x... A - was xx 1 M3 jj?-n,,g.3jfS - fl Q3g,j'1 1133 - A fb - 4: ., , . A it .xiii wsgalg f!v2u.Q' ' 15, Al. f 'ig a:6':::..w-1 . .v-, Q ' 'L , H I ,. .F3',,, . g! . .1 I 53,3 ' f-',, f 'z-r,-. v, . 3. V- IC' i v. During a time out Coach Rankin Wfilliams, Captain Keith BA KETB LL ACTIVITIE Wiginton, and basketball boys are caught in a huddle. This who finally got the ball-Orin or Dudley? is one of the few pictures taken of Coach with his boys. Below: Three-way tic up between john Martin, visitor, and Danny Lidia. Mike jumps!-and did he make it ' s- H U ' r ' . 5 , V ,Qr f! f 1 'LQ N51 r Q, ,. .174 - .-1 Ei J if P' 1 al 'in g 2 . , In , 5 I ' :af-I 'N f JY ' ml 1.0 is ? sv, - f vx-Q N X ,l 'Sv- 9 , 1 Q. o ja-:Qt 7' an X? hx' ,Jai I Each year basketball season brings good times and fond memories of . . . a new gymnasium , . . games won . . . and those few lost . . . out-of-town games . . . new yells . . . pep assemblies . . . and sock hops . . . A time never to be forgotten . . :T , . I I' .g ri 'W Y 2' f . ylrl A, e an Na.. -. - XX'ntch the toes! To the tune of Roll Over, Beethoven Homer and Sue swing. A familiar, and somewhat sad, sight of the frequent sock hops is that of the congregating of the shoes. ,li-Ge on Q03 QYOXXY N05 A bxl Y , me X905 ogxfl Shining brightly in the new gymnasium floor are the feet of those R019 V0 Y 1 ,, I ,, , one Q: students who attended the after-ball game dances -and enioyed go: was it of - ,. every minute of them. X056 -0095 51 5, YJQCQSNX Nlewek cilfnvu v ,i if . , f ACTIVITIES COUNCIL Committee Chairmen and Sponsors are as follows: Glen Castle, Social, Paul Massad, Recreation and Hobbies, Dale jackson, Student Senate, Dr. Van Horn, Sponsor, Bill Folks, Sponsor, Dr. Satz, Sponsor, Dr. Ward, Sponsor, joquita DeFrance, Fine Arts, Dr, Reynolds, Sponsor, Rooky Williams, Decorations, Wayne Salisbury, Publicity and Hospitality. l 1 All Committee Members are as follows-Seilled: Bea Ingram, Hospitality and Publicity, Bob Green, Hospitality and Publicityz Peggy Elledge, Social, Mike Riley, Hospitality and Publicity, Ramona Fugate, Social, Ronnie Cates. Hospitality and Publicity. Sfdlldfllgi Tany Talbot, Social, Don Jones. Fine Arts, Dennis Toews, Fine Arts, Shirley Lochmann, Fine Arts. sk .f'-R . TV lounge . . . Grand Central Station of Southwestern. LIFE I THE STUDE T UN IO Hi-Fi . . . for dancing, day-dreaming or just listening Set 'em up, joe! A quick one before class. JDO! Hey! Where are you going? Q -ff-dl!! 5 0 I A .1 'CU' ' U I Z K Ki' sk L . ' mf g 5 M H rl 7' ! fig 1 A 4 3 ,BW WAC., ' H , 4 . is r X- MQ?- xvlfrf 1 A rf I ' - M ga. ' J A fkkhlil ,E Q OUTHWE TER TATE'S iv T v 3 g 44,- ff LX-i THE COLLEGIANS I Favorite Dance Band JANE ANN JOHNSTON BILL KELLY Trumpet section of the Collegians. Trombone section of the Collegians. CONCERT B Below: Twirlers Shirley Lochmann, Sally Meek, Arletta Bauman, and Carolyn Verhines. SOUTHWESTERN STATES MARCHING BAND LIFE I STE ART HALL Cards in the lounge-but shouldn't you be studying, girls? I.. ' l 1 xl ll ' i Caught again! Office girl Eileen never misses a full waste basket, es- pecially if it's Betty and Sondra's. , Qvf- 1 'I - . 72 . f lg 1 WI5 J- 'xv' ' .-Q,-i Y, - . . 1 . .1 . I 1 3 , I ., u .4 CY, 1 'IM no K V. l. r' Q Public reading of the daily love letters. The photographer is met with a welcome sight. V ff, l .44 'Q ,yi A! Janice discovers a hidden feature of Stew art Hall-the formal room. Roommates Corina and Beth grab a quick look before hurrying off to class. LIFE I EFF HALL Are boys always hungry, Cleber? I '11 I Play for us, Earl. F 4 1 c1!F , i Q X nf A 5 A ' x Ll .. The stay-at-home types. So Ronnie has a date . . lr Andy Ryan, Freshman Follies' Director, crowns Peggy l Elledge Follies' Queen of '58. FRESHMAN FOLLIES Mickey Tims. Altus freshman, acted as the cool master of ceremonies of the show. if-utlmesrtrns min 'Four Freshmen Bill Kt-llx Charles M--hr. Bob Vfhitc .intl Arnlx Run v XX r Carolyn Patience Verhines, Phyl- lis Percival Gentry, and ,lanice Prudence Eaton, sing a wild rock n 'ull number Revising rm-mom-s of the Roaring '2u's was Arlctu Boop-Boop-A Bauman HERNANDO'S HIDEAWAYH GUEST IN THE HOUSE FIRST SEMESTER DRAMATIC PRODUCTION Jeannette O'Neal Lou Rae I-Iuckaba, Beth Hein, Tommy Slatton, Charles Mohr. v! Arletta Bauman, Phoebe Brewer. Clifton Camden, Joye Martin, Jeanette McDaniel, Peggy Elledge, joe Pogorelc. H F12-, ARGU D THE CAMPUS . . . E X X W . ,,r,,.,.4 -I-his way' Ruth' this way 5 ' U Looking for some-one. Vfaync . -I X1 ,..:'lg 'I KN fall.: U5 I. vu .::lll 1 A 1 'l...::l N X And so, that's what happened . , . You, too, Maudine? 5 : Carl bein thou htful ff' 1 1 g g 4 ...lab 0' url' 4 9' Citi. O - g v ',,,0 4 Ip ', fi- ' all ' 9 A11 'xf'0 .' 1 9' 1 4,4 1 C C ,f sOf.i Q..Q'?: .- 9NAt.Q : Claude, is it amusing? 'fi' lx. ' . - 5 .', ' - V 'Q 'aa Oh! What I wouldn't give for the life of a secretary Not going home, Carolyn and Twanda? if 53 Suumwtsmu - 41 UAutmuu,f Nlllllll .-yn' -f'fV . ' 3.g:79'zaEv:'.iff'-' ' 4' ' 'X Frosh footballers Jim, Mickey, and jack. Wake him up, Carol. JACK SHANNON -- sopho- more journalist. Two of the coolest-David and Phyllis. -.Q BACK AGAI Mr. Bef! Cilizen -Keith NX'iginton CW Crowning of H1958 Campus Sweethearts. Andy's got a secret! l X, . . , hhh! ' -. Mr. Richardson wxth two debating lovelies. S Artist at Work THI ' THAT '54 1 That's right, Jerry. All those activities will occur at our big '2 to 2' party. Paula C0fdC'll helps thc rocket up the path to the moon while Corina Shipley indicates the goal. 5, '5' :ti 3. '11 ' . fi ig H :fi Ve Ai lf. 1 4 as 1' if 91 if l cl --- l ll Fig Gene Richardson and Peggy Elledge, co-editors of this section, put the finishing touches on the final copy for this, your section-College Life. qi ATHLETICS r 'Qi' -41 , .,.H .Q 1 . 'N 5 ' . ibg JN.- r T lv fe ., 4, V . .Q-rf - .-.,,3i 2 '-an -ni., 0 x .65 wif -. ,ga- 'N:..- -5, . 0. X s '- 3 A , s-: n 'M , 4? vt Y 3 ,. L Q riglf- 3 1 f I 1 Q I , - Q -ti 1 L54 Y' . N . f ,, 34: J, 4 fu 5 I K ':,,..a, , rghn .4 99 '-su? l lsr y.w - Xo- -fztd-1. ',. ., 9 fa .Jes '98 '6 ,CL- S-'vuthwcslcrn rrcow cn a fumble on :hc 4-pg-1-ncnu IW Und imc SOl'THXX'lfSTI RN 'A IANMSTON 0 Ram played havoc wath Svutlnxcxrcrnk foorlull lndluftcr .us the Bullllugs slnppcd .md slo'-hccl to .1 7-0 vs-gtory mer thc Lumgsmn l.u-ns an Mnlmm Stadxum H.1lfl1.1Ck lim Archer scored the Bulldogs' only lwmlnl-mn un .1 thru- yard plungc, halfback Clfil Perkins Convcriccl thc pmnt .lflcr muclnloun jOHN JENNINGS U20 CANAIJAY LEONARD SIILVIDGIE GARY LAIRD Guard Quartcrluck Ccmcr Left End Cn.C,rum Cu,C,apt.un L'-.Q --VS,-N-.4 ' ues- -- 5 1 . A I -. 1.4 , , S f-. NN-x Ht,-N 'v LETTERMEN ADAMS, BILL ARCHER, JIM AYERS, JERRY BUCK, JOE CANADAY, LEO CHRISTIAN, DARRILL CLINE, R. L. COFFMAN, DON DINKLE, GAHLEN DILI., DON DUNCAN, GLEN FINE, DENNIS ERIESEN, RICHARD LAIRD, GARY JENNINCS, JOHN LEWELLEN, JODEL MARTIN, PERRY MCALISTER, BOB MIXON, KEITH PERKINS. CECIL POCORELC, JOE RHODES, BILLY ROMINES, EDWARD SELVIDGE, TEX TERRILL, AL WASHBLTRN, DON WEEKS. CHARLES WION, DON G-' ' ' Al. TERRILL Fullback R. L. CLINE Halfbaclc SOUTHWESTERN 21-COLORADO COLLEGE 7 Coach Joe Metcalf's Bulldogs built up a 21-point lead over the host Tigers by inter- mission on touchdowns from halfbacks R. L. Cline and Cecil Perkins and fullback A1 Terrill and coasted to a 21-7 win. SOUTI-IXVESTERN 14-EAST CENTRAL 0 The Bulldogs initiated the Oklahoma collegiate conference season with a 14-0 decision over East Central at Ada. Southwestern's stingy defense again provd it was of quality to remain among the nation's top ten in small college defense by allowing the Tigers a meager 82 total air and ground yards. JOE BUCK CHARLES WEEKS Right End End ,.-, ll. .she nr, -'2'Is.' EDWARD ROMINES Guard JIM ARCHER I-Ialfback 7 as . 415+ i, Y v3fQC V6 3-'A i fmhfj dvi Y., up Xa -.fv,L. DON WION JERRY AYERS BILLY RHODES GAHLEN DINKLE Tackle Left Tackle Halfback Halfback SOUTHWESTERN 28--NORTHXVESTERN 7 The rugged Bulldogs staged a strong second-half comeback to overpower the Rangers 28-7 after an unexpected 7-7 deadlock at intermission. Gary Laird, Al Terrill and Gahlen Dinkle got their six-pointers on the ground while Joe Pogoerlc made his touchdown on a pass from Leo Canaday. SOUTHWESTERN O-CENTRAL 7 A blocked punt by Central's Harvey Hurtt provided the only score in the Homecoming game at Central and this defeat by thc Broncs proved to be the only setback the Bulldogs experienced all year. GLEN DUNCAN BOB McALlSTER Guard Tackle ALL-COLLEGIATE CONFERENCE TEAM Fir!! Team GARY LAIRD-End-Senior JOHN JENNINGS-Guard-Senior TEX SELVIDGE-Center-Senior AL TERRILL-Fullback-Senior Second Team JERRY AYERS-Tackle-Junior LEO CANADAY-Quarterback-Senior TEX SELVIDGE--All-American for small college teams. KEITH MIXON-Scholastic All-American team, that excel in the field of chemistry, or engineer- ing. MICKEY TIMS BUDDY LEGG MARVIN DAUGHERTY LEE ROY CHAMBERS Fullbafk Center Center Back SOUTHVVESTERN 19-NORTI-IEASTERN 7 This game was a battle of two of the top small college teams of the nation. Southwestern was at this time the number four N.A.I.A. squad on defense, and the Redmen were the number eighth ranked eleven on offense. Southwestern's defense outlasted the visitors' offense and yielded only 45 yards on the ground while racking up 257 yards themselves. SOUTHWESTERN 7-SOUTHEASTERN 0 In a do-or-die conference championship situation at Durant, Southwestern struck for the night's lone touchdown on a yard plunge by Canaday in the third quarter to give the Bulldogs an'assured co-championship. The opponents were thrown for a loss of ten yards on a strong defensive drive. ISI' I . x. . ' 4 -' - iff 4- . 'S C -, .,- un-. 4 -Q ,L :.,'.v,, -1, L.-iq-,, , 9--Q .. K 'L A Q -f ... 'O V ' 'N' V -4- , 1. . - - . -. .av-- ' , i -. ' 0 w .. ' -.'. .Q H' 4 . . -. W- x 'M J -, JT, v- ,., ,ar ,. r L. - -e a -' The Bulldogs stop a touchdown drive. SOUTHWESTERN 21-PANHANDLE AfS:M 7 Southwestern jumped out into a 14-0 half-time lead and scored once more in the final stanza to ice the game after the Plainsmen had closed the margin to 14-7. Three backs, Leo Canaday, Al Terrill, and jim Archer, figured in the Bulldogs' scoring column with one touchdown each. SOUTHWESTERN 14-EASTERN NEW MEXICO UNIVERSITY 14 By earning a 14-14 tie with highly favored Eastern New Mexico, Southwestern closed shop on one of its finest football campaigns in 20 years. Coaches Metcalf, J. W. Cole, and Don Stutters guided the Bulldogs to a handsome 7,1-1 showing. To ENMU the 14-14 deadlock was the nearest resemblance to a defeat they had played to all season. Going into the game the Greyhounds had marched to eight straight victories. ROGER JOHNSON JIM WALLS BILL ADAMs KYLE COFFEY En End Quarterback Quaftffbafk ff' i Captain Keith Wiginton fights vigorously to keep the ball as a Northeastern player tries to get it. RANKIN XVILLIAMS Coach ALL-CONFERENCE CO-CHAMPIONS 1 9 5 7 5 8 KEITH XVIGINTON Captain The Bulldogs opened a new chapter of Southwestern history as they gave a crowd pleasing 64-61 triumph over Central State, january 6, in the housewarming of the new Health and Physical Education Building. During the initiation ceremonies, the college honored members of the Bulldog champion- ship teams of 1925, 1926, 1927, and 1953. Veteran coach Rankin Williams' blue-and-white crew were acclaimed the Oklahoma col- legiate conference Cinderella team of the year. In pre-season polls the Bulldogs were chosen only to finish in fourth or fifth place, but to the surprise of everyone, Williams included, the tiny Southwestern team completed the league season with a record of 11-5 and a co-championship in the circuit. Southwestern player, Don Wallace, races for the ball as it heads out of bounds. ht sugnfsg IUHQGS DUDLEY SAVAGE JOHN MARTIN DANNY LIDIA JIM SANDERS 0-s 'F' +5 u ' ULLDIII3 9439 .21 EUS 44 CHARLES XVEEKS ACE ATKINSON FAYNE HENSON ORIN PATTEN Danny Lidin, QU, jumps high to get the rebound for Southwest- Orin Patten sinks the ball for twu more points for Southwestern CFU, .1 SEASONS RECORD Southwestern 58 Eastern New Mexico 64 Southwestern 76 Fort Hays State 61 Southwestern 69 Pittsburg State 73 Southwestern 60 Sul Ross State 75 Southwestern 70 Southwestern Kansas 68 Southwestern 50 Eastern New Mexico 45 Southwestern 71 Phillips 674 Southwestern 6-I Central 61995 Southwestern 61 Southeastern 53994 Southwestern 66 East Central 52966 Southwestern 79 Northeastern 7055 Southwestern 6l Oklahoma Baptist 59999 Southwestern 58 Northwestern 65996 Southwestern 72 Northwestern 68995 Southwestern 76 Northeastern 71969 Southwestern ii Oklahoma Baptist 5-1999 Southwestern 60 Southeastern 814' Southwestern 7l liast Central 69995 Southwestern 66 Phillips 62? Southwestern 74 C entral 09994 4'I:nrf Hari: .S-l.Ile' H'ffl.f.I3 .l 'lH'll.INlc'l1f fCfflIfL!'v.l1i't' CIJHILI XX'ith only two starters back from last year's third plate quintet, trusty defense star Keith Wfiginton, Bulldog captain, and high scoring Dudley Savage, coach XY'illiamS built a hard-driving, nexer-say'die ball club. The other three players Vffilliams found to complete his successful combination were sophomore sensation Danny Lidia, who frequently took top scoring honors, steady Orin Patton, Southwesterns ate rebounder, and pesky john Martin, another outstanding defensive man. MIKE RILEY DON WALLACE Dudley Savage. tlll, clears the floor to score another basket for the Bulldogs. LYLE DOBBINS BRYON HANCOCK ULLDUGS Qs 'VZ' ULLB gllllmlt 'j?z.., ae f-A Eb w0l Tift FRONT ROXW: XX'f'illa True, Phyllis Garner, Claudine Igo. Peggy Price, joan Gentry, janny Shockley, Audrey McGolden. Sponsor, SECOND ROXV: Gaylene Mitchell, Shirley Bourquin, Shirley Sober, Helen Johnston, Carol McClure. Imogene Pannell, Kay XX'ade. THIRD ROXV: Lois Linley, Harriet Haigler, joe Ann I-Iibler. Betty Davis, JoAnn Moyer. Leah Peters, Delphenia jackson. XVOMENS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Women's Athletic Association is an organization for any campus girl who is interested in athletics. It was organized for the promotion and betterment of athletics among campus women. To become a member one must attend the meetings and pay her dues. The W.A.A. at Southwestern was one of the four associations started in the state. One of the many outside sports enjoyed by the NX'.A.A. is softball. Badminton, an interesting indoors game, is being demonstrated janny Shocltley and Helen Johnston seem to be having a good most skillfully by team member Imogene Pannell in an excellent time while they are playing a game. play. 41 Basketball, one of the faxorite sports, is being enjoyed in a friendly game of competition by forxmrtls Imogene Pannell, Shirley Sober, and guard Carol McClure. 'Ioan Gentry and Shirley Bourquin have been practicing on their archery because it takes Ll great Lle.il of xkill and pmctice tu win 21 game. onn Gentry Hlffltt H.up,ler oc Ann Hibltr mtl Nhirlq 9 bu are rc-idx to pliy :Lime ol tennis '59 . ltlm.,-f--- ' 6' . . I zz I ' , Niiv s ' -if -411' 'fi a Wim X' 5. wx 'rmpiz + Q if 1,17 4351: 1 'NM .cl fr., 4 ,wnovuqys ah-1 1 Ti 4 f. 1 S! 4 7 4 -X x ,QSQ3 -fa. 414' P Q Z-urli rf tlimgi Hart f rC f.'Il11.'uT'Nt 'V -c r,.1. .4 5.11 . Is Barbara in a trance? nf' tn UI I u xx Hans ,md C--fr'r:i.an l.,r--k lxkc they arc hard at it, nu UYTLC IU SCC tht: QJTTC 3 , G ,J E ., C L ,J HIILLDUB 43 S , 1 1 f LIU HD gs ,E '1 .l: xi! Get rc-al high. Charlie? J , -1 I V. .'. .iv fe .4 ' -.'-Fi? - ,J . A- ,w 1.,,5', A .inf 44, .51 M ,J 'gp 1' pf la 'He WEATHERFORD MEMORIAL CO. A Monumeni' Is a Las+ing Remembrance Phone l7lW Owner, DARRIEL NICHOLSON r.. 1-1- 1 66 CAF ETERlA Come In, Please Go Out Pleased Owners MAIN AND BROADWAY MR. AND MRS. W. L. COON Phone 600 HUTTO'S SPORTSWEAR f P' WRIGHTS SUPER SERVICE Wholesale Re+all Magnolia Producfs The SI'uden+s Sfahon Away From Home Weafherford. Olrla. H. L and GLENN H WRIGHT Ph 287 PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE STATION 'Come ln: Gel' Tanlced Up All Types Phillips Produc+s Manager PHONE ELDON ADLER 397 IW' v V 200 Wes? Main Weafherford Y For Guys . . . For Gals 'J' R. L. LOCKSTONE FURNITURE CO. Complele Home Furnishings WEATHERFORD, OKLAHOMA Cify Phone Rural Phone 53 24 Capifal, Surplus Individual Profil OVER 5300.000 The Bank of Friendly Servic WEATHERFORD. OKLA. Waller Luchau 30 Years of Honesl and Reliable Service +o Our Cuslomers Phone 297J GREAT SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Q Family Profeclion Q Reliremenf Income Q Educafional Policies 724 N. Caddo WEATHERFORD C0 CONSOLIDATED GAS UTILITIES CORP IIS N. Broadway Phone II6 TINY DINER RESTAURANT Where 1'I1e Besi' Food in Town Is Served S1'eaIcs - Homemade Pies - BuH'ered RoIIs WEATHERFORD, OKLA. Phone 435 HARRY WHARRY, Owner PEN N-E-WISE LAUNDROMAT Five Dryers TwenI'y-Six Wesfinghouse Machines Holds Maximum of Four Washers Twenfy-four Hour Service Ten Cenfs for Ten Minu'I'es Twenfy Cenfs per Load LAUNDRY TIME IS FUN TIME PAUL M. VERHINES Represen+ing O 0 Fish MBE INS U RAN CE COMPAN PHONE 599M WEATHERFORD THE H. 81 M. RESTAURANT Wea+herford's Fines? SERVING DINNERS 0 Sfealrs Chops TOURIST AND COLLEGE WELCOME A Graduafe of Soufhwesfern Owners MR. AND MRS. HOWARD KAPPEL Phone 52 Weafherforcl, OIrIa , L -....,... .,v,-,.. -+1-1 ' A all 1... .L..., ,r,,..., s - 1 9 4 I ll?-5:1 ,553 V ,Avi 1 -IILIZ-T ' 'I . 1- EATON l.G.A. FOODLINER Phgng W8dfl16I'lOl'd 'qi I oi- P THE LOG CABIN College Sfudenfs' Main Hangoufu Wes? on Highway 66 Phone 603 Weafherford, Okla. l L... TAUTFEST HARDWARE 81 APPLIANCE Headquar+ers for Spor+ing Goods and BeHer Appliances for BeH'er Service II9 Wesf Main Weafherford i -uA. 19' ,, -AQ: f . , rf-U 4 --L ' ....,.. K W. Y,.., '3 , -11?-HUQW' 'M' 'vr1 ' V, 'vw -f .711 its -:... ,-dub ,,,. . Q-4 -7- ,,,.T.. -lr gg? v l......., ,- ,mi WM ...lg .,. .i,.... . .1 .1115 ...-l... -- ,nl ,4,,.,- 7.11 - ...... 3.-.--. : V A ,i l-.., , .....i..,.....i,.. TECH CLEANERS Harry Goad The Arisfocrafs of Cleaning Phone I40 II4 N. 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WYCQFFIS Bsgefljds 'ndfgo BARBER AND BEAUTY o y rum an ass Phone 88 The College Man Barber WEATHERFGRD' OKLA' PHONE 32: WEATHERFORD, OKLA Fine Printing THE WEATHERFCRD NEWS A Community Newspaper PRINTERS PUBLISHERS Ph ne 74 Weafherford, Old I JONES JEWELRY ' iamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend CHINA-WATCHES-DIAMONDS-JEWELRY Y Il2 W. Main Phone 37 A A li X I! L DOUBLE COLA BOTTLING CO. A Serving You With Refreshing Double Cola 725 E Main Phone 77 '14 tsl, THE FOX-VLIET DRUG COMPANY I 00 East California OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLAHOMA Serving the Sick Thru Drug Stores and Hospitals for Over Fifty Years We Congratulate Students and Faculty of SOUTHWESTERN STATE COLLEGE THE PEOPLE'S STORE Wea'rherford's Leading Depar+men'r S+ore NATIONALLY KNOWN COLLEGE APPAREL Phone 342 BRYSON ERWIN WHOLESALE COMPANY ED BERRONG INSURANCE AGENCY 1' THE AGENCY THAT SERwCE BUILT - f M hrfd F3 -.v - . ...M .-uw..--,,.-..,. vi 4 I -if f .A , ,L I gf, gf! 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Weaiherford, Oklahoma THACKER'S REDBUD GROCERY AND MARKET In Business and Backing Souihwesfern for E-Z WAY LAUNDRY Inside Dryer 'For Wei' Days ll May'I'ag Machines Plenly Hoi' Wa+er Finished Work 37 Years T E SWOPES O '00 E' MAIN PHONE Ia' II9 N. Broadway Phone 54 THE COLORADO NEWS CO. S 2l95 California FOOD STORE DENVER, COLORADO Wholesale Jobbers of Books and Magazines For Dashy Service Call Doi' ai' TAbor 5-7l3I BETTER SERVICE-BEST DISCOUNTS Q Friendly Service Q Qualify Foods Q lnspecfed Meals Phone II4 WEST ON HIGHWAY 66 NEAR UNDERPASS , FRIESEN SKELLY SERVICE Congra+uIa+ions and Besi' Wishes +o Ihe I958 GraduaI'es of S.W.S.C. School of Pharmacy LET US WORK TOGETHER TO KEEP PHARMACY UP TO THE HIGHEST ETHICAL STANDARDS AT ALL TIMES MCKESSON and ROBBINS INC. Alexander Drug Division IIN. E. lI+h S+. OKLAHOMA CITY. 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