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1954 HELEN BROWN Editor BETTY JEAN ROSS Assistant Editor GEORGE BEAN Business Manager TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY Dallas, Texas NORTHEASTERN STATE COLLEGE TAHLEQUAH, OKLAHOMA The Record of How We Work How We Play How We Live Together here they lead us on j—aft.c> - ^^*fei **&• V fc . here we pull together here we have some beauty queens . here we choose our sisters f T t f • 1 \ ii_ ,i, -^ and now we break bread together and here we play together THE AUDITORIUM Wednesday is assembly time in the auditorium. Graduation day in the auditorium. THE FINE ARTS BUILDING High School bands visit the Fine Arts Building ^mWm- THE STUDENT CENTER The Snack Bar, one of the most popular placet on the ctmpui. <r^^ The College Bookstore, located in the Basement of the Center. TO tfN THE JOHN VAUGHAN LIBRARY Cherokee Museum, located on first floor of library. a 000LJ Students enrolling in the library. WILSON HALL MEN'S GYMNASIUM Entrance to the new SWIMMING POOL THE SCIENCE BUILDING THE INFIRMARY &te /Hr*j|I^ HASKELL HALL THE PRESIDENT'S HOME EDUCATION BUILDING Junior teacher ld» Keefer helps Miss Rowe in Cafeteria. Southeast campus scene. WILLlAw C. BAGLEY SCHOOL THE INDUSTRIAL ARTS ADMINISTRATION, the guide for students is directed by President Garrison, with the assistance of the faculty. The Administration is always ready to help the students, in all of their various interest fields . Students receive the best guidance possible when they come to the Ad ministration for help. The ad ministration is always willing to help the students as they strive to achieve knowledge and skill . ADMI NISTRATION JOHNSTON S. MURRAY Governor of Oklahoma OKLAHOMA STATE REGENTS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION Standing, left to right: John Rogers, Tulsa; Guy M. Harris, Ardmore; Frank Buttram, Oklahoma City; J. H. Johnston, Lawton. Seated: Clee O. Doggett, Cherokee; W. D. Little, Ada, Vice Chairman; Dial Currin, Shawnee, Chairman; S. A. Bryant, Cushing, Assistant Secretary; Wharton Mathies, Clayton, Secretary. REGENTS and ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE PERSONNEL Seated, left to right: Miss Mona Carlton, Oklahoma City; W. D. Little, Ada; Dial Currin, Shawnee; S. A. Bryant, Cushing; Miss Ora Faust, Oklahoma City. Standing: Clee O. Doggett, Cherokee; M. A. Nash, Edmond; John Rogers, Tulsa; Guy M. Harris, Ard more; Frank Buttram, Oklahoma City; J. H. Johnston, Lawton; Wharton Mathies, Clayton; T. G. Sexton, Norman. r> y i DR. HARRELL E. GARRISON President, Northeastern State College NORTHEASTERN STATE COLLEGE TAHLEQUAH. OKLAHOMA OFFICt Or THE PM»IDIf.NT December 14, 1953 To the students and staff members of Northeastern State College: It is a pleasure and a privilege to include a note of greetings to each of you for the 1953-54 school year. As the years go by and you are sitting by your fireplace in the living room thumbing through this annual, I want each of you to know that my work at Northeastern with its staff and its students becomes more pleasant and gratifying each year. I can say this because of the loyalty which is constantly being revealed by students and alumni members day after day. If it were not for this loyalty and devotion to the cause for which Northeastern was established, it would be impossible for us to have any type of worthwhile program. The realization of purposes and the establishment of new goals are continuous parts of the program and achievements are possible because of you and your attitudes. As we look at each of your pictures and reminisce, we cannot help but feel that living has been good and will continue to be good because of the small part we have had in helping each of you to be successful in your endeavors. May the green and white of Northeastern become more colorful to your lives and mine in the future. Very sincerely yours, Harrell E. Garrison President X m^^f "^^K DR. L. H. BALLY Dean of College Dean Deneke has proved to be more than a friend to every student on the Northeastern campus. If you ever have a problem, the Dean of Student Per sonnel is ready to help you in any way he can. The school calendar, stu dent files, and the much talked about Freshman tests are also part of his responsibility. Dean Deneke is pro bably one of the busiest men on the campus, but he is never too busy to help a student. Dean Bally is the link between the fac ulty and the students. As Dean of the College, it is his responsibility to ar WESLEY A. DENEKE range classes, check absences, offer Dean of Student Personnel guidance, counseling, assistance with individual problems, and do anything he can to help the students in any way. His office is always open, and there is a standing invitation to come in and visit. Dean Berkshire is a part of the foun dation on which Northeastern stands. As Dean of Women, Miss Berkshire has a chance to become personally ac quainted with all the girls on the campus. She is always ready to help solve their problems. She shares their joys and hardships, and her door is always open to students or anyone who just wants to come in for a friend ly chat. ALICE BERKSHIRE Dean of Women EXECUTIVE COUNCIL The Executive Council is a group of faculty members composed of the Dean of the College, the Registrar, the Dean of Student Personnel, the Director of Student Teaching and Placement, and an undesignated number of faculty members whose purpose is to advise with the president on matters con CM> cerning the administration and operation of the College. The first Executive Council was organized at Northeastern State College about twenty-five years ago. Mr. L. P. Woods was a charter member, having been appointed by President Hammond, and since then has been a member each year. The Council generally meets once each month during the regular school year. Much of the success of Northeastern in educating young people comes as a result of these meetings. \ HARRELL GARRISON L. H. BALLY NOBLE BRYAN WESLEY A. DENEKE LUTHER BROWN L. P. WOODS FACULTY COUNCIL The Faculty Council is an elected sub sidiary body of the Faculty Association, created to facilitate the democratic participation of all members of the Association in formulating its policies. It tends to promote faculty participa tion by encouraging all staff members to submit suggestions to the Council, which in turn may place such items on the agenda of regular faculty meet ings. BASEL VAN SCHUYVER Chairman RUTH ALLISON L. H. BALLY EARL BLANK VERNON BURROWS VAUD A. TRAVIS CALVIN TURNBOW FRANK VESLEY MAXWELL O. WHITE / V\ r~ v HELEN AINGWORTH, M.S., Assistant Professor of Biology, B.S., Okla «>•» •> homa A&M College; M.S., University of Arkansas; graduate study. University of Oklahoma and Arkansas. fv^ vrj^ RUTH ALLISON, M.A., Assistant Professor of Art, B.F.A., University of Oklahoma; M.A., Columbia University; graduate study, Columbia University. L. H. BALLY, Ph.D., Dean of College and Professor of Biology; B.A., i fee i Fairmount College; M.A., Ph.D., University of Kansas. D. R. BEDWELL, M.A., Associate Professor of Biology, B.A, B.S., Northeastern State College; M.A., George Peabody College; grad uate study, George Peabody College, University of Oklahoma. A. F. BENNETT, M.S., Assistant Professor of Education, B.S., M.S., s Oklahoma A&M; graduate study, Oklahoma A&M, University of Oklahoma, New Mexico and Arkansas. ALICE BERKSHIRE, Ed.M., Dean of Women and Assistant Professor of Physical Education, B.A., Oklahoma Baptist University; Ed.M., < University of Oklahoma; graduate study, Washington University, A* Pennsylvania State College, and University of Southern California. EARL W. BLANK, Ph.D., Professor of Speech; Ph.B., University of -) Chicago; M.A., Carnegie Institute of Technology; Litt.D., Maclean *«; aw*** College; Ph.D., University of Denver. HERBERT 0. BOGGAN, M.A., Associate Professor of Sociology; A.B., Mississippi College; M.A., Tulane University; graduate study, Indiana University. timaYt*£h LOLA G. BOWERS, Head of Residence Haskell Hall. LUTHER D. BROWN, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Education and Director of Student Teaching and Placement Service, B.S., North eastern State College; M.S., Oklahoma A&M; Ph.D., George Peabody College. NOBEL BRYAN, M.S., Registrar of College and Assistant Professor of Mathematics; B.A., University of Oklahoma; M.S., Oklahoma A&M. GERTRUDE BURCHARD, B.A. in L.S., Assistant Librarian, B.A., B.A. in L.S., University of Oklahoma; graduate study, University of Michigan. THE FACULTY VERNON W. BURROWS, M.S., Co-ordinator of Secondary Education, B.S., East Central State College; M.S., Oklahoma A&M; graduate study, Oklahoma A&M, and University of Arkansas. LELA CANADA, R.N., School Nurse. RAYMOND CARPENTER, M.A., Associate Professor of Mathematics, B.A., Hendrix College; M.A., Teachers College, Columbia University; graduate study. University of Southern California and Oklahoma A&M On leave for advanced study. WILMA CARPENTER, B.A. in Ed., Secretary to Registrar. A. L. CHARLTON, M.A., Professor of Chemistry, B.A., M.A., Phillips University; graduate study, University of Kansas and University of Colorado. EARL CLEVENGER. Ed.D., Associate Professor of Business Adminis tration, B.S. and M.S., Oklahoma A&M; Ed.D., University of Okla homa; C.P.A., State of Oklahoma. ZOE DAVIS, M.S., Instructor of Education,- B.S. in Ed., Northeastern State College; M.S., Oklahoma A&M College. *^fmVW T^^ 4RS* WESLEY A. DENEKE, Ed.D., Dean of Student Personnel and Professor of Education; B.S. in Ed., Southeast Missouri State Teachers College; M.A., Ed.D., University of Missouri. N.

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