University of Oklahoma - Sooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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Portraits: First Column (Top to bottom): Richard 8optist. Stow Barghots. Ken Beard. Chuck Begin. Bruce Bickford. Second Column: And Bishop. Cary Bloyd. Gary Bond. Anthony Bum-pas. Mike Burnett Third Column: Pat Campbell. Beau Cantrell. Chuck Chcsnut. Bryan Chra. Michael Cole. Fourth Column: 8 n Cook. Bill Creel. Mark Curnuttc. Bill Doughty. Clarence Dover. Fifth Column: John Edwards. Larry EdaardS. Levoy Ellsworth. Troy Emde. David Fisher Sixth Column: 2ane Fleming. John Fuller. Jim Gibbon. Rick Gibbon. Tom Hamlin. (Upper right) Quarterback j n Wilson leads the Bota-B's to the intramural football championship over the Sigma Alpha Epsilon-A's. (Lower lelt) Alter winning the intramural Championsh-.p Football Trophy Irom the Sig Alpha-A team, the Beta-8 team pose for their championship picture They are Oavid R H ks. Harbour Whitaker. .m Wilson. Cary Bloyd. Mike Burnett. Mark Callihan. Mark Mine. Mike Nann. Levoy Ellsworth. Andy Vogt. Rob Lockard. Casey Hill. John Edwards. Ken Beard. Steve Miller. Jim Anderson. Gary Brown and Dave Emmot.

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Portraits: First Column (Top to bottom) Gary Bolton. Michael Gragg. Dan Langlord Jr,. Mark Lyons. Larry Marquis. Second Column:Charles Martin. Judson Martin. Marc Morton, John McCaleb. Oennis McIntyre. Third Column: Scolt McKee. Larry Naifeh. Gary Parsons. Robert Payne. Bruce Pendleton. Fourth Column: KendaU Purgason. Doug Queen. Curt Rambolt. Brent Rcneger. Chris Reynolds Fifth Column: Bruce Rickard. John Rodgers. Mark Rowland. Windier Schweer. Gordon L. Smith III. Sixth Column: Bill Stewart. Lee Stranathan. Michael Weiss. Charles Williams. David Yclton. (Upper left) Rush plays an important part m the Greek system. New pledge Russ Crame is greeted by ATOs Joe Skieth. Jim Musser. Dave Howard and Bill Bonner. (Lower right) Looking over Mom Wierman's pictures ol her trip to Moxico arc Tom Mulien. Judson Martin and Greg Hall.

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Beta Theta Pi ’7 ■ .. fc .y ffi V • The Year of the Dragon was the key phrase at 800 Chautauqua for 1972-73. With a member overall grade point average of 3.014 for the past year, the 8etas. aided by The Dragon , retained the scholarship trophy. With fall and intramural sports in full Swing. he Betas acquired an early lead in the newly-initiated All-College standings. They ran and passed their way to first place victories in B and C Football and Beta B team captured the All Fraternity Football Championship. The social calendar, brighter than ever this ear. started with a Victory Party. Next they eminisccd with the Beta 50‘s Party, then rolled into Dallas in October for a big Texas weekend. After that came the party that only Betas know how to throw, the oldest party on on campus, the Beta Barn Dance. But Betas did more than just have a good time. Beta Theta Pi took an active part in community services. They helped sponsor the Special Olympics, served on Big Brother programs and aided with special tutoring services for ore-college students. Still, parties, rallies and various functions can never mirror all that is real for Betas. It is brotherhood which makes the effort worthwhile. Croup picture: 1 — Bill Go« tt. 2 — M ke Gilreath. 3 — Mark Liile. 4 - Roger Steed, 5 - Tony Bumpav 6 - B.il Sherman. 7 — Mark Mettry. 8 — J m Langdon. 9 — Tom Wcit. 10 — Scott Smith. 11 — Harry Sherman. 12 — Brad Hoopes. 13 — Jim Gibbon, 14-M.keWaneer. IS -Stratton Polluck. 16-Mark Scott. 17 —Kenney Gitnon. 18 —Oon Stuart. 19 —Mark Cur-