University of Oklahoma - Sooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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nun . 20 — John Kiabruba. 21 — Bill Yanaway. 22 — Troy End . 23 — Trey Whitcratt. 24 — Butch Dover. 25 — Bruce Bickford. 26 — John fuller. 27 — Andy Bo hop. 28 — Jerry Kelley. 29 — Jed Mormon. 30 — Bill Merlihy. 31 — Richard Talley. 32 — Jack Rayburn. 33 — Gad Watkins. 34 — fbek Sampson. 35 — Carl Holiday. 36 — Bill Giffhorn. 37 — Kevin O'Hailorin. 38 — Scott Roger . 39 — David Levine. 40 — We Wil on. 41 — Torn Hamlin. 42 — Richard Baptist. 43 — Mark Callihan. 44 — Rick Gibbon. 45 — Ken Beard. 46 — Leuoy Ellsworth. 47 — Steve Van Aken. 48 — Casey Mill. 49 — Mark Mine. 50 — Gary Fleming. 51 — 8iii Cook. 52 — Frank William . 53 — Carey Blyod. 54 — Clark Miiispaugh. 55 — Pat Campbell. 56 — Richard Bate . 57 — Harbour Whitaker. 58 — David F.sher. 59 — Bob Wyrtck. 60 — Ron Knegar. 61 — Mark We ner. 62 — Bill Bandy. 63 — Kevin McGee. 64 — Sam Allen. 65 — John Edward . 66 — Chuck Begin. 67 — Steve Barghoi . 68 — Beau Cantrell, 69 — Dick Herlihy. 70 — Bron on Treavor. 71 — Karl Foreman. 72 — Curti Wade. 73 — Fenton Rood. 74 — Mike Shelby. 75 — 8ryan Chr . 76 — Kenny Li le. 77 — Ed Norlleet. 78 — Jim Townsend. 79 — Dan Sadberry. 80 — Larry Dmken . 81 — Rob Loc kard. 82 — Mik Burnett. 83 — Larry Edtard . 84 — David Diamond. 85 — Scott Rayburn. 86 — Paul Sialreniki. 87 — Steve McCarter. 88 — Mike Cole. 89 — Skip Steven . 90 — Mark Herri . 91 — David Mick . Portrait : First Column (Top to bottom): Mark Marns. David Hicks. Mark Mine . Brad Moopev Mike King Second Column: John Klabtuba. Ron Drieger. David Levine. Mark Lisle. Rob LOC kard Third Column: Mark Mettry. Clark Milltpaugn. Steve McCarter. Jim McIntyre. Mike Nairn Fourth Column: Kevin O'Malloran. DavidOshel. Trey Parruh.Chris Pierce. Bill Rich-ert Fifth Column: Dan Sadbe»ry. Richard Sampion. Mike Shelby. Roger Steed. Don Stuart Slith Column; Steve VanAken. Mike V k. Tom West. Robert w.Hon. Chauncey Witcratt

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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-

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Delta Kappa Epsilon This year the Dckes initiated an associate member program to replace the traditional pledge program. The ten associate members were allowed to attend house meetings and to vote. Although they were not allowed to attend chapter meetings until they were initiated as full members, associates were not expected to perform regular pledge duties such as doing all of the house work. One of the major projects for the year was redecorating the Delta Kappa Epsilon house. New windows and carpeting were put into the house. Also, the outside trim was repainted. The men of DKE placed fourth on the fraternity grade point scale this year. They also participated in intramurals football, basketball. volleyball, and softball. The Deke social calendar included several cocktail parties along with the annual Graveyard party which highlighted the fall semester. For this open campus party. Dekes and their dates dressed in Halloween costumes. During the spring, members held the Diamond Formal and the Deke Drunk. Mom Lester, housemother of the Deke house for many years, retired at the end of the spring semester. Sroup peture: I — Randy Jenkmt. 2 — Bill Notion. 3 — Jimmy Ruben-Mtln. 4 — Pool Burnt. 5 — Ramtey Cantrell. 6 — Mike Ship-man. 7 — Rod Greavet. 8 — GeorR Otey. 9 — Dennis Ceulield. 10 —Mike Campbell. 11 — Jim Campbell. 12 —Larry Pitch-lord. 13 —AlSherer. 14 — Gordon teaman H 5