Echoes from the Hill

Issue 1 Fall 1969

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Volume 55, Number 3 Weatherford, Oklahoma 73096 October, 1969

1969 Aerial View of Southwestern State College Campus Homecoming Oct. 18

Football game, assem bly, crowning of a queen, luncheons, c r o w n . reunions, open house, dinners, parade, visiting and rem inisc­ The Bulldogs, of course, are defending champs. ing. But before the goings-on at Milam Stadium, visitors will These are the ingredients of a Homecoming, and these will have several opportunities to visit with old friends and class - be the events of the day on Oct. 18 at Southwestern State m ates. College. The theme is "Up, Up and Away." The Former Students Association luncheon is scheduled for Old grads, new grads, students, former students and friends 12 noon in the Memorial Student Center Ballroom, and Presi­ are invited as the 68-year-old college pulls out all the stops dent Jessie Duncan promises an interesting program. Luncheon to make this the biggest Homecoming celebration in its h is­ tickets will be available at tables set up downtown before and tory. during the parade. Festivities actually start at 10 a.m. on Friday, Oct. 17, Members of the 30-Year Club have changed the site of with the annual Homecoming Assembly in the college gym­ their luncheon, and will gather at Parrish Plaza, 120 E. Main. nasium. There the new reigning queen will be announced and John F. Lance, Southwestern football, basketball and track individual members of the Southwestern Bulldog football team coach from 1918 to 1922, has accepted an invitation to speak, introduced. according to President Orin E. Bradley. Parade at 10 O ’Clock Coming From Pittsburg, Kan. The parade — washed out a year ago by drenching rains — Lance now lives in Pittsburg, Kan., where he coached at begins moving through downtown Weatherford at 10 a.m. Satur­ Kansas State College from the time he left Southwestern until day. It will follow the usual path, traveling from east to west his retirement in recent years. on Main Street, while the crowd and the judges look on. He also is expected to attend the Lettermen's Club reunion Floats constructed by numerous college organizations, city from 5 to 7 p.m. in Room 101 of the Health and Physical Ed­ civic clubs and public school students will compete for prize ucation Building. Dr. Don Prock, now a SWSC mathematics money. professor, is chairman of arrangements for the reunion. A large number of high school and junior high bands from Other activities already on the Homecoming calendar in­ throughout western Oklahoma are expected to march in the clude: Phi Delta Chi barbecue, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. VFW procession, led by the Southwestern Band. Hall; Kappa Psi luncheon, 12 noon, and Kappa Epsilon re­ The big drawing card of Homecoming Day will unfold at union, 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., locations to be announced; School of 2:30 p.m. when the Bulldogs face Northeastern State C ollege's Pharmacy open house; Pharmacy Alumni social hour, 6:30 Redmen in a game that could well decide the Oklahoma Col- p.m., and dinner, 7:30 p.m., Mark Restaurant; Homecoming legiate Conference football championship. Various pre-season dance, 9 p.m., Student Center Ballroom; open house at Thomas polls selected both Southwestern and Northeastern to win the P. Stafford Airport, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. P a g e 2 ECHOES FROM THE HILL ____ OCTOBER, 1969 Echoes From the Hill Haley Is Honored Southwestern State College Weatherford, Oklahoma By Cage Officials

Dr. A l H a r r is ...... P resid en t Ed Haley, SWSC graduate now Jack B. Shelton ...... Director of Public Relations living in Earth, Texas, has been Former Students Association selected as an honorary lifetime Officers member of the Southwestern Bas­ Mrs. Jessie Duncan, W eatherford ...... P re sid e n t ketball Officials Association. Haley, an outstanding athlete Miss Hazel Evans, Clinton ...... Vice-President at Southwestern in the late 1920’s Mark Mouse, Weatherford...... Secretary and early 1930’s, was recognized Mrs. Millie Thomas, Weatherford...... T reasurer for “the direction which you gave Thirty - Year Club Officers the countless youngsters who Oren B radley, W ay n e...... P re sid e n t were members of athletic teams Ernest Kendall, Silver Spring, Md. . . Vice-President for which you worked during F rank D. E aton, W eath erfo rd ...... Secretary the years you officiated in bas­ Echoes from The Hill is published quarterly by the ketball in this area.” Southwestern State College Office of Public Relations The quotation is from a letter notifying Haley of his selection and mailed without charge to former students and for a lifetime membership. other interested persons. Haley’s officiating career be­ gan when he was still in college and continued after he became high school football and basket­ ‘J o i n Us Now !’ Form ballGives coach in Anadarko in 1931. In 1941 he accepted a coaching ED HALEY Boost to Rolls of FSA job in Muleshoe, Texas, but joined Conference Commissioners of the Air Force only one year America. He held clinics in Ha­ later. As a jump instructor for w a ii, th e P h ilip p in e s, Okinawa, The Former Students Associ­ a one-year subscription to The transition officers, he was sta­ J a p a n , K o re a , N atio n alist China ation membership rolls have in­ Southwestern. Ten new names tioned at Garderfield, Calif., and Hong Kong. creased by 18 as a result the qualify you for a two-year sub­ Phoenix, Ariz., and St. Louis, Twice each year he conducts publication of the “ Join Us Now” s c rip tio n . Mo. a four-hour lecture course on form in the July issue of Echoes Recently paying their associa­ Following the war he became basketball officiating at Texas from The Hill. tion dues were: coach at Springlake, Texas, High T e c h . For the convenience of others Gary Lynn Davis (’68), Box School, and continued to officiate Haley has served as an official who would like to join, the form 381, Gila Bend, Ariz.; James at sporting events. for the Big Eight, Southwest, is being published again in this Klee Hawkins (’68), Rt. 1, Dill Two years ago he toured the Border, Far Western, Pacific E c h o e s. City, Okla.; Mrs. Ray (Almeda Far East as one of two officials Coast and M issouri Valley Con­ Each person who pays the $2 Homan) Karlin(Ex),Hydro,Okla.; selected by the Officials and fe r e n c e s . annual membership dues will re­ Wayne (’54) and Juanita (’61) ceive a free one-year subscrip­ Kelley, Rt. 2, Box 31A, Monte tion to the college newspaper, Vista, Colo.; Virginia M. Moore The Southwestern. Judy McConnell Receives (’66), 923 Krest Dr., Weather­ Association membership cards ford, Okla.; Marge Porteus(’43), also are being prepared, and Box 668, Paonia, Colo.; Marana will be sent along with FSA Rice (’41), 718 Scenic St., Lees­ Career Woman’s Crown decals to all who join. burg, Fla.; Finley Reid (Ex-’34), Mrs. Judy Ward McConnell Pharmacy Honor Society award The same offer is good for Box 97, Youngtown, Ariz.; Paul­ (’66) of Altus holds the title of for scholastic achievement pre­ members who pay their dues ine (Bailey) Kelley (’41), 912 E. “ 1969 Oklahoma Young Career sented to the pharmacy senior at Homecoming on Oct. 18. Sutherland, Altus, Okla.; Robert Woman,” and represented the with the highest grade-point W. Poolaw (’64), 715 W. Louisi­ Echoes’ mailing list, currently state at this year’s National Bus­ a v e ra g e . ana, Anadarko, Okla.; Ronnie D, containing 6,281 names, is con­ iness and I^ofessional Women’s She also was the recipient of Walker (’66), 911 N. Caddo, Wea­ tinuing to grow. The help of all convention in St. Louis, Mo. two national Kappa Epsilon therford, Okla.; Bill (’65) and readers is requested in the cam­ A teacher and pharm acist,M rs. awards--the Zeda M. Cooper Shirley (’68) Bailey, 104 Rice paign to make the list even long­ McConnell is serving as presi­ Award and the National Individ­ Dr., Watonga, Okla.; Clara Tyler e r . dent of the Altus B and PW Club, ual Scholarship Award for the Bryan (’49),1900 Redwood, Den­ If you know of any graduate and she was nominated to the K appa E p silo n w om en with the ton, Texas; Mrs. Alex (Visa A.) or former student who is not publication “ Outstanding Young h ig h e s t g ra d e -p o in t in the nation. Wilson (’35), 314 S. Knoblock, now receiving this alumni news­ Women of America.” Since graduating from college, Stillwater, Okla.; Virgil R. Rog­ letter, you are encouraged to While studying toward her M rs. McConnell has stayed ac­ ers (’60), 1810 Texas Ave., Apt. mail his or her name and ad­ bachelor of science degree in tive as a member of the Order 8, Woodward, Okla.; Leonard E. dress to Echoes from The Hill, pharmacy at Southwestern, Mrs. of Eastern Star and B and PW Travis (Ex-’40), Rt. 3, Weather­ Public Relations Office, South­ McConnell received the Rho Chi C lub. ford, Okla.; Mrs. H. E. Lawson western State College, Weather­ She teaches in the mornings (’40), 3726 Fort Worth St., Cor­ ford, Okla. 73096. Brenda Kay Hert (BS, ’69) is a t A ltu s Junior College and works pus Christi, Texas;OranS. Clark, Those who submit five new now a medical technologist in as a pharmacist in the afternoons. 5718 N. W. 23rd, Apt. 148, Okla­ Oklahoma City and lives at 3101 Her address in Altus is 717 addresses will be rewarded with homa City, Okla. N. McKinley. O rio le. OCTOBER, 1969 ECHOES FROM THE HILL P a ge 3 Business Division Has Steady Growth

The first college in Okla­ partment, a minor in mathema­ homa to offer a 40-week exten­ tics for business is also offered. sive business c o u rs e w as S o u th ­ Bachelor’s degrees can be ob­ western State College, according tained at Southwestern State in to Dr. W. W. W ard, C h a irm a n accounting, secretarial science, of the Division of Business and economics and business admini­ Business Education. stration with emphasis in either During the tenure of A. C. general business, management or Guffy, department chairm an from m a rk e tin g . 1936-1948, the co lleg e p io n e e re d MASTER’S DEGREE the course for students desiring Business education majors can to obtain secretarial and book­ obtain a master’s degree, and a keeping positions a s q u ick ly a s bachelor’s degree is offered in possible. business education with a certi- “This program is unique in icate in business teacher edu­ that the student gets college cre­ cation and general clerical prac­ dit while taking the course, and tic e . at any time may change over The standing of the business to a full four-year college pro­ department at Southwestern in gram without loss of credit relation to other O klahom a hours,” Dr. Ward said. schools is moving up. It was Southwestern’s business de - not until last November that grad­ DR. W. W. WARD, ch airman of the Southwestern State partment has made many im­ uates in accounting could take the division of business and business education, talks with Elk provements and additions since Certified Public Accountant City sophomore Barbara Wells about classes she needs to take that time. The expansion includes (CPA) examination upon com­ in order to complete a short business course. a larger faculty and staff, new pletion of a four-year program courses, bachelor and m aster of at any schools other than Okla­ a d d itio n s. p la y e r. science degrees in more areas homa University, Oklahoma State Students have access to a prac­ TOTAL ENROLLMENT UP and modern equipm ent and University and Tulsa University. tic e ro o m equipped w ith e a r ­ The office machines room con­ teaching aids. "Last year three of our stu­ phones to any of four tape re­ sists of 40 stations where stu­ FACULTY INCREASES dents passed their CPA exam on corders and a record player for d e n ts can familiarize th e m ­ “Since 1946 the department the first try,” Dr. Ward said. shorthand and dictation records. selves with five kinds of printing has increased from three teach­ He added that usually only about Adjacent to a c la s s r oom con­ calculators (electronic and ro­ ers to 20 fulltime teachers and five per cent pass the exam the taining the tape recorders and tary), two kinds of 10 key adding several part-time teachers,” first time. record player, the practice room machines, full keyboard adding said Dr. W ard. F o r each of Although the business program may be used during class time machines, a key-driven calcula­ the past two y e a rs , tw o te a c h ­ has been expanded in the past without disturbing teacher or stu­ tor and a bookkeeping machine. ers have been added to th e few years, further growth is an­ d e n ts . With the increase in staff, faculty. ticipated in the near future. In the shorthand dictation lab, courses and teaching equipment At the p resen t tim e , fo u r of th e ‘‘We are contemplating some there are 36 stations complete there has also been a marked business instructors hold doc­ additional courses in accounting with earphones which can be con­ increase in the total enrollment tor’s degrees, and two others to meet the needs of the elec­ trolled individually for any of of Southwestern’s b u sin ess are nearing the completion of tronic age,” said Dr. Ward. ‘‘Our the tape recorders or record c la s s e s . dissertations for their doctor­ management and marketing pro­ ates. grams are to be upgraded, and An additional two instructors we are also to have a greater Mickey Colbert, Clinton 3re on sabbatical leave to fin­ selection of courses in econ­ ish their course work, and the o m y .” remainder of the faculty are doing EQUIPMENT MODERN Principal, Dies in Mishap graduate work at every oppor­ Modern equipment and teaching Funeral services for R. E. He was a member of the tunity. aids have been acquired by the (Mickey) Colbert, 48-year-old Church of Christ and had served Courses are now offered at department as aids in a more Clinton High School principal, as president of the Clinton Rotary Southwestern in introduction to effective teaching program. were held July 31 in Clinton. C lub. data processing and co m p u ter Forty-eight electric typewriters Colbert died on July 29 from Colbert received both the bach­ programming. Through cooper­ which can be used for simulated injuries received in a tractor elor of arts and m aster of teach­ ation with the m ath e m a tic s d e ­ keypunch operation are recent accident at the Riverside Golf ing degrees from Southwestern. Course, Clinton. Survivors include his wife; two He moved to Clinton in 1957 sons, Larry, a student at Okla­ Marks Tumble as basketball coach and social homa State University, and Lt. studies teacher, and had been Mike Colbert, a helicopter pilot Southwestern just keeps on growing and setting high school principal five years. with the Army; his mother, Mrs. Born on July 26, 1921, near Emma Colbert, Cordell; three For the first time in its 68 - year history, enrollment Cordell, Colbert married Vir­ sisters, Mrs. Floyd Weir, Dow­ at the institution this fall topped the 5,000 - student ginia Little in 1941. He served ney, Calif., Mrs. Walter Wright, mark and climbed right on up to a final figure of 5,063. as a gunner on a B-17 bomber Denver, Colo., and Mrs. Frank No breakdown of enrollment by classes has been during World War II, and was Spears, Albuquerque, N. M.; two completed, but well over 1,4-00 freshmen -- another new awarded numerous decorations, brothers, Clovis Colbert, Sono­ mark-are on campus. including the Silver Star and ma, Calif., and R. B. Colbert, several Bronze Stars. Gentry, Ark. Page 4 ECHOES FROM THE HILL OCTOBER, 1969 A P leasu re 38 y e a r s ’ te a c h in g , m o s t of which was in the area of my home, Mr. Shelton: and I have enjoyed my associa­ It was indeed a pleasure to Echoes tions with form er pupils. receive the last edition of Echoes Thanks again for the bulletin, from The Hill. My husband, T er­ Echoes from The Hill. ry, and I both enjoyed reading Yours truly, the “news” of former students Receives Letters Olyn R. Derigo and friends. Hinton, Okla. A little personal information P. S. Millie Alexander Thomas for a future publication: has taught in Northwest Classen I command Company H, Second was a real friend to the students I received my bachelor of sci­ High School here. Battalion, Fifth Marines, First who enrolled there and didn’t ence degree in elementary ed­ Dr. James B. Boren, also a Marine Division, here in Viet­ know their way around. Thanks, ucation in January, 1969. Itaught nam. I have an artillery forward f o r m e r p re s id e n t of S o u th ­ M illie . first grade at Burns Flat, Okla., observer attached to my com­ western, is my Sunday School through May of this year. In pany. He is Second Lt. Curtis te a c h e r (couples’ c la s s , S t. Inducted June we moved to Las Vegas, Clark, a ’68 graduate with an Luke’s United Methodist Church). D e a r S ir: Nev. I am presently teaching identical degree as one I re­ It is indeed a privilege to have second grade at Lewis E. Rowe ceived, bachelor of arts in ed­ him and his lovely wife with our Pvt. James S. Peterson (phar­ School. u catio n . c la s s . macy, Class of 1967) was in­ There are several SWSC grad­ He also followed the same I was delighted to read the ducted into the Army in Novem­ uates now working for the Clark route to SWSC — two years at article in Echoes sometime ago ber, 1968, completed basic train­ County School District. It is a Cameron, then to Weatherford. by Past President G.S. Sanders-- ing at Fort Polk, La., in Feb­ progressive system. S in c e re ly , a friend of mine from grade ruary of 1969 and was stationed , Thanks for giving us the op­ Capt. R. Poolaw, 089861 school--living among the VIP’s at the U. S. War College at Car­ portunity to keep in touch with H Co., 2nd Bn., 5th Mar. since the establishment of the lisle Barracks, Pa., until June. Southwestern. 1st Marine Division Summer White House there. He is now sta tio n e d in Chu Lai, S in c e re ly , c/o FPO San Francisco 96602 Jessie Duncan, president of the Vietnam, for a year. Friends of Karen (Mrs. Terry Lee) Kaiser Form er Students Association, is his may write to him at this 3139 E. Sahara, No. 174 In the Navy my good friend also. address: Sp/4 James S. Peter­ Las Vegas, Nev. 89105 G entlem en: My best to all of you. so n , E 4 4 8 -4 0 -1 9 3 4 , Co. B, 23rd (Karen: Can you get us the ad­ Please change the address you S in c e re ly , Med. Bn., APO San Francisco, dresses of those other SWSC have for Larry and Janet Camp­ Kathryn M. Jones Copeland Calif. 96374. g ra d s ? ) bell to: Dr. Larry G. Campbell, 6001 N. Brookline Or if they prefer, they may 3630 Adams St., Carlsbad, Calif. Lakeview Towers, Apt. 1410 write to me at 4811 Chedder Moving 92008. Oklahoma City, Okla. 73112 Dr., San Antonio, Texas 78229, Dear Editor: Larry has finished his course and I will be delighted to forward We enjoy reading Echoes from at Baylor Dental School and is (Former President and Mrs. any letters to him. The Hill. Thank you for sending now a member of the United States Burton have recently moved back Incidentally, Jim received his them. We are moving, and our Navy, stationed at Camp Pendle­ to Weatherford, where they re­ yearbook from Fort Polk, and new address will be: 1907 Ba­ ton, Calif. Larry expects to have side at 513 Maple.) Pd be willing to bet Dr. Charles a tour of Vietnam in January, Schwartz a dozen of his favorite hama Dr., Seabrook, Texas. F irst Here in M7 Bob is presently employed at 1970, but his family will stay in doughnuts that one of his ex­ NASA and is working on his Carlsbad for the year. D e a r S ir : students, Roger Thompson, ap­ next degree. Larry’s present intentions are I have enjoyed reading the p e a r s in tw o p ic tu re s on the S in c e re ly , to stay with the Navy for a full articles in the bulletin, Echoes page that illustrates the recep­ Mrs. Robert R. Piersall military career. He graduated from The Hill. tion center! from Southwestern State in Jan­ I enrolled in Southwestern when Roger graduated with me in To Return uary, 1965, and received his I had finished my freshman year 1965 from the School of Phar­ doctor of dental surgery degree macy there at Southwestern. D e a r S ir: of high school at Binger in 1917. from Baylor University College Could you verify this for me? I I enjoy Echoes from The Hill. I returned to high school, and of Dentistry in May, 1969. At My address has changed from in 1918 went back for the sum­ believe his mother still lives the time he also received the CMR Box 2361, Holloman AFB, m er session, after which I start­ there in Weatherford, and she college award for oral diagnosis, N. M., to Box 82, 748th AC&W ed teaching, going to school dur­ could tell you whether or net he Sq., APO Seattle 98709. one of four awards granted the ing summers, on Saturdays and was at Fort Polk. Both Jim and graduating class each year. I attended Southwestern for night classes, as well as some I are curious and would like to We enjoy reading the Echoes two semesters, starting in the correspondence courses. know for sure. fall of 1965. I am in the Air and learning the news about In May, 1923, I received a T h an k s, Force, stationed at a remote Southwestern alums. Larry’s life certificate in elementary, Judy (Louther) Peterson radar site at Kotzebue, Alaska, parents are formerly of Chey­ with 62 hours credit. A. H. Bur­ (Judy, Roger Thompson may enne, Okla. 26 miles north of the Arctic ris was president. Believing this b e re a c h e d a t 725 W right Bldg., Circle. I will be discharged next S in c e re ly , was sufficient schooling, I de­ T u ls a .) May and will be returning to Janet Campbell voted my time and energy to Southwestern. My home is Chey­ Grateful teac h in g . Saw Copy enne, Okla. However, later I began taking Thank you, Dear Echoes: more work at college, and in D e a r S ir: T om B eaty Thank you--someone--I do so 1945 I received my degree, and While visiting my sister, I In Vietnam appreciate getting Echoes from was amazed when Millie told saw a copy of Echoes from The The Hill and certainly I am grate­ me I wouldn’t get any other H ill. Dear Mrs. Thomas: ful to someone for getting my teacher certificate. I a m a 1965 g ra d u a te of South­ Enclosed is $2 for dues in address to you. In 1958 I was selected “Teach­ w e s te rn . W ill you p lease place the Form er Students Association. Living in Lakeview Towers, er of the Year” from Caddo my name on the mailing list? I was commissioned in the which is my home, is Past Pres­ County. This was a very pleasant S in c e re ly , Marine Corps soon after grad­ ident of SWSC R. Harold Burton experience. M rs. Arleene (Duerksen) Kreier uation in 1964. and his wife, who until this year In May, 1960, I retired with Talmage, Neb. OCTOBER, 1969 ECHOES FROM THE HILL Page 5 Third Daughter dustrial arts. The Latimers have four children — Jamie, Jana, Sirs: Janice and Jeff. Enclosed is our change of ad­ . . . and Our elementary principal is dress. Johnnie Byers (summer, ’68). We have been in Bakersfield He and his wife, Shirley, have for six months and really like a daughter - -Sherrie. it. We added a third daughter, Letters S in c e re ly , named, Deanna, to our family Delores (Lanier) Ireton (BS, *61) in May. My employment is at Mint honored that Astronaut Thomas school paper. Name Changed and H D rugs in B a k e rs fie ld . I P. Stafford is from Weatherford. I am a ’52 graduate and am will soon be m anaging one of Thank you for the long and p re s e n tly teach in g sophomore D e a r S ir : my bosses’ stores, as he is in impressive article which started English at Crooked Oak High Could you please change my the process of buying a new one. on Page 1, and next to the pic­ School. My address is 2421 Flair name and address on your mail­ Charles Cox ture of the Apollo 10 astronauts, D r., Oklahoma City. My husband ing list from Suzanne Goss, 616 2104 Custer Ave. entitled “ Mabry Award Now Won works for Investors Diversified N. Hudson, Altus, to Mrs. Su­ Bakersfield, Calif. by 13 Students,” and also the Services, and we have two child- zanne Hill, 1625 N. Stanton, Apt. article on the last page entitled ren—boy, 14, and girl, 11. 3, El Paso, Texas? First Issue “Mabry Hymn Used in Sunrise Sincerely yours, Thank you. I really enjoyed Dear Sir: S e rv ic e .” Evelyn (Elkouri) Connor the July paper. We received our first issue of Southwestern greatly blessed Sincerely, Echoes from The Hill last month me while a student there, and Now on List Suzanne Hill and enjoyed re c e iv in g it v e ry it continues to remember me D e a r S ir s : much. most kindly more than a half- Please send us the quarterly E nrolling James (’69) began teaching this century after my graduation in bulletin, Echoes from The Hill. D e a r S ir : fall at Tipton Elem entary School. 1916. We saw a copy of it and were Please send my copy of Echoes He teaches science, math, P. E. Will you please extend my interested in receiving it. Don to Box 344, Fort Defiance, Ariz. and health. kindest personal regards to Pre­ is a 1957 graduate of South­ I really enjoy reading it very Our new address is Box 98, sident A1 Harris, Dean W. C. w e s te rn . much. Also, please enroll me in Tipton, Okla. Burris, Professor Cedric Crink, T hank you. the Form er Students Association. Thank you, other members of Southwestern’s S in c e re ly , Sue (Cline) Boyle is not on Mr. and Mrs. Jam es R. Easley illustrious faculty, and to the Mrs. Don Balkcom your mailing list, and I’m sure officers of Form er Students As­ 4020 Inca N. E. she would like to receive the We Erred sociation and Thirty-Year Club Albuquerque, N. M. paper. Her address is Rt. 3, Dear Editor: of Southwestern. Box 166, Woodward, Okla. Sue I would like to correct an S in c e re ly , Informative has a new daughter, born last error made in your alumni news­ Harry C. Mabry D e a r S ir: J a n u a ry . letter. 210 W. S ev en th St. Thank you for sending us Thank you, The error said Charles L. Los Angeles, Calif. Echoes from The Hill. We enjoy Elaine Moser Metscher (Class of ’68) is a it very much. teacher at Fairmont. I am teach­ Kind W ords Here is some information about ing social studies and coaching Dear Echoes: some graduates and former stu­ Another Addition in Cheyenne, O kla. My hom e I graduated from Southwestern dents at Southwestern: address is Fairmont. in 1940. I have been receiving Leroy Ireton (BS, ’60) is su­ D e a r S ir: I have signed my contract to Echoes from The Hill and enjoy perintendent of Central High I enjoyed reading Echoes from teach again next (this) year at reading them. My address is Schools, Rt. 3, Marlow. I teach The Hill. I would enjoy receiving Cheyenne, so I received two 1901 John, Ponca City, Okla. business education at Central. the paper in the future. phone calls fro m C heyenne a s k ­ Sincerely, We have two children — Roy and T hank you, ing why I was not com ing back . J a c k H e ss Ja n a . Mitchell L. Felder (’57) Your paper really “gets Also at Central is Buster Lati­ 1201 Jordan around.” New Occupation m e r CBS, ’58), who te a c h e s in ­ Grand Prairie, Texas I enjoy your paper very much, Dear Mr. Shelton: so keep it coming. Since your last issue of Echoes S in c e re ly , from The Hill, I have changed Classes of ’12, ’13 Charles Metscher my address and my occupation as well. I retired from the Air To E choes: Thank You, Sir Force on Aug. 31, with over Mr. Allen Killough just handed me a copy of Ech­ it* 20 years’ service. I am now oes, and I, too, would like to be on your mailing list. Dear M r: Shelton: teach in g history and general My sister, Catherine Moseley (Class of ’12) --now Enclosed please find check for business at Sikeston High School, Giles--and I (Class of ‘13) were graduated then from $25, for which kindly send me Sikeston, Mo. 50 copies of your July, 1969, Please make the necessary ad­ Southwestern. issue. This is another im pressive dress change to insure that I will I am now a retired teacher after over 35 years of issue for which you and your remain on your mailing list. teaching in Oklahoma. We are both over 80 years old- able staff are to be most highly Sincerely, M rs. Giles 80, and she lives at 4134 E. 31st, Tulsa, commended. Howard Brown and I am 83. The pictures of the Apollo 10 B A , 1968 We both stopped one year to teach while there, but astronauts certainly make the otherwise we attended classes both summer and winter, Publication extraordinarily tim e­ English Teacher 1912 and 1913. ly in view of the landing on the D e a r S ir : Frances Moseley Grayson moon of two astronauts from This is just a brief note to 202 E. Maple St. Apollo 11. We who have lived tell you of my change of address Stillwater, Okla. in Weatherford and attended and position. I would appreciate Southwestern naturally feel most your making the change for the P a g e 6 ECHOES FROM THE HILL O C T O B E R , 1965 New Address medic stationed in Vietnam. I usually send my copies to him. S ir s : Do you ever hear anything This is to notify you of our . . . and from Dr. Peevy? change of address from 1408 I enjoy the paper. Please W. Walnut, El Reno, to 1415 change my address. N. W. 49th, Oklahoma City. Sincerely, We are: Chester A. Herbert More Letters A lan W. Hill Jr. (BS, ’68) and Karen Sue 306 California H e rb e rt CBS, *64). S avanna, 111. Chester just completed his ac­ with you sometime when I am salesman for Fox-Vliet Drug Co. (Yes, Alan, Dr. Peevy is keep­ tive duty in the U. S. Army at out that way. T h an k you, ing in touch with SWSC; in fact, Fort Polk, La., and is now em­ Best wishes. LaVern and Marcia (Metcalf) he and his wife frequently visit ployed as a medical technologist S in c e re ly , P h illip s the campus. His address, incase at Dunn-Reynolds Urology Clinic Oran S. Clark 3328 Cheyenne Dr. you’d like it, is: Dr. L.E, Peevy, in Oklahoma City. 5718 N.W. 23rd, Apt. 148 Woodward, Okla. S in c e re ly , 2516 H arris Blvd., Austin,Texas. Oklahoma City, Okla. Why don’t you sen d u s John’s Karen Sue Herbert Cam Ranh Bay address, and we’ll mail Echoes Two-Years' Dues G en tlem en : to him ?) In Kansas I am presently serving in the Dear Millie: D e a r S ir: U. S. Army at Cam Ranh Bay, W arden In the last Echoes from The Hi! Enclosed is my check for Republic of South Vietnam. I G en tlem en : Hill you list our last teaching $4 for two-years’ dues. We cer­ attended SWSC during the school I still receive our college address. We will be teaching in tainly appreciate and enjoy Ech­ terms ’65-’66 and ’66-’67. If alumni newsletter, but desire to Arkansas City, Kan., this year. oes from The Hill. It is an excel­ possible, I would like to re­ call your attention to a slight Lewis (MT, ’67) will teach the lent publication. ceive Southwestern’s alumni change in the mailing list. sixth grade; I will be teaching It’s been a long time since newsletter, Echoes from The As a ’58 graduate from SWSC, first grade. our Arapaho-Weatherford days H ill. I was able to keep abreast of Last year we received our — ’32-’34, when I was a student, Thank you very much. th e c h an g es in and around the newsletter after Homecoming. and ’41-’43, when I was pastor My mailing address is: college, since I was assigned to Our new address is 909 N. of the Weatherford Methodist Sp/5 Gerald L. Hines the campus office of vocational 11th, Arkansas City, Kan. Church. I have followed with 444-44-0875 rehabilitation from 1964 to 1968 Sincerely yours, great interest the fine career 6th Convalescent Center as area supervisor. M rs. Lavonna Kilmer (MT, ’68) of Tommy Stafford, who was a (P h a rm a c y ) junior high student when I was Now, Betty, our sons, John Another Name p a s to r. APO San Francisco,Cal.96392 and Perry, reside in the great D e a r S ir: Our son, Robert, who gradua­ A nalyst co m m u n ity of G ra n ite , Okla., I would like to add another ted from Weatherford High School where I am acting warden of S ir s : name to your mailing list, that in 1943 and went into the Navy the Reformatory. Please mail Echoes from The of Charles G. Evans (BS, ’54). V-12, is now chairman of the S in c e re ly , Hill to James C. Hues, 743Benge Mr. Evans is presently an math division, Mesa Community Jo h n W. Grider Dr., Apt. 663, Arlington, Texas officer for the Liberty National College, here in the valley. He (Sorry, Warden, that we had --a recent (’69) graduate now Bank in Oklahoma City. Charles has been a math teacher since you on our mailing list as Sni­ employed as a data documentation and Janice have three children 1948. der, as well as Grider.) analyst with Ling TempcoVaught and reside at 4324 N. W. 61st We love it here in Arizona of D a lla s. Terrace, Oklahoma City. and have become real “desert Thanks, Ed T hank you, I enjoy reading the paper. rats.” This is our seventh sum­ D e a r S ir : Mrs. James A. Hues S in c e re ly , mer here and our seventh year I have just finished browsing J im McKoy in this church. We have found a Letter F rom Home through some past issues of Ech­ Oklahoma City most rewarding ministry, as we oes from The Hill passed on to me D e a r S ir : serve a congregation of older by C h a rle s S p e n c e r of Wichita M em ories Reading Echoes andTheSouth- a d u lts . F a ll s , and I w ould lik e to be added western is like reading a letter Rita joins me in sending our to your list to receive the paper. Dear Millie: from home. We still recognize best wishes to you and to yours. I a m a 1947 g ra d u a te of South­ I saw Smitty W illiams the other many familiar names of the’30’s Sincerely and cordially, w estern State College with a BA day, and he gave me a copy and ’40’s,the years we wereclose Finley Reid, Pastor degree in education. I have been of Echoes from The Hill, which to what occurred at Southwestern. Youngtown Community Church associated with Air Force train­ I have enjoyed very much. It Please send all publications to Alabama at 113th Ave. ing on Sheppard Air Force Base brought back many memories. the following address, our new Youngtown, Ariz. since 1950, and am presents I want on the mailing list, so a d d r e s s : serving as training advisor in the p la s e a c c e p t m y ch eck fo r m e m ­ Elm er (Penny) Engel A irF orc e M ed ical S e rv ice SchooI. bership dues. Borrow No More 904 A pt. Z I am attaching a list of ad­ After World War II, I settled Dear Editor: Maricopa, Calif. dresses of form er Southwestern down in Texas to teach for awhile, We have been borrowing and students that I am sure will be and then in 1952 I became sales enjoying Echoes from The Hill Moved happy to be placed on your mailing representative for Scott, Fores- fro m Southwestern alu m n i D e a r S ir: list to receive the alumni paper. man and Co. in west Texas. I friends, Larry and Paula Innis I have just received the July S in c e re ly , was there until I transferred to of Woodward. My husband and I copy of Echoes. Edward L. Threadgill Oklahoma in April of this year. enjoy the news very much and I have just moved from Tipton, 3105 Frauline St. I am glad I was able to re­ would like to get on the mailing Okla., to Savanna, 1 1 1. I a m p r e ­ W ichita F a lls , Texas turn here to be among old friends lis t. sently attending the Army Ma­ (We appreciate the addresses, and acquaintances. We moved to Woodward last teriel Command Ammunition Ed. You submitted 12, and we While in west Texas I en­ year from Oklahoma City and School at Savanna Army Depot. already had only three of these. joyed seeing and working with now I am teaching the sixth I am training for the job of For this good deed, you are George when I was in Borger. grade and my husband, LaVern ammunition inspector. receiving The Southwestern free Hope that I can see and visit Phillips, is a pharmaceutical My brother, John (’68), is a for one year.) OCTOBER,1969 ECHOES FROM THE HILL P a g e 7 Moon Crater Teaching Is Named For Welcome Back At End For

By JESSIE DUNCAN Grad of SW President, Former Students Association Alum Couple A piece of the moon has been Big plans for Home­ Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Garrison named for Southwestern graduate coming on Oct. 18 are un­ have ended their teaching careers John Aaron. derway. Committees have and retired to their home at A native of Vinson, Aaron is been appointed, and are 420 N. Bradley in Weatherford. employed as mission controller swinging into action. Both are graduates of South­ at the NASA Manned Spacecraft There will be booths western and have served Okla­ Center at Houston, Texas. homa public schools a combined set up downtown to sell He was a contact for the astro ­ total of 80 years --43 years for tickets to the Former Stu­ nauts aboard Apollo 8 for the him and 37 for her. flight around the moon last De­ dents Association luncheon Their last 13 years were at cember, when a moon crater at 12 noon in the Student Southside School in Jackson was named a fte r him . Center Ballroom. Those C ounty. “That came as quite a sur­ who do not have an oppor­ Garrison first entered SWSC prise to me,” Aaron was quoted tunity to purchase tickets in the summer of 1922, soon by the Associated Press, “but downtown may still buy after graduating from Hammon I never figured out just where them at the Student Center. We are expecting a large High School. He returned to Ham­ it (the crater) was.” mon as a teacher that fall, but number to be in attendance. Aaron received his degree in continued to attend college here Please remember that you are eligible to be a mem­ mathematics and physics from each summer. ber of the Former Students Association even if you SWSC in 1968. His degree was awarded in have attended Southwestern but one semester. Re­ 1951. quirements for membership do not include graduation In addition to teaching atSouth- Robert M itchell On from the college. side and Hammon, Garrison and You will be given a membership card when you pay his wife, Flora, taught at Lake Junior C ollege F aculty your $2 dues, and dues may be paid at the downtown Creek in Greer County and he was for eight years Greer’s Robert P. Mitchell (’68) joined booths or at the luncheon. This entitles you also to county superintendent. the McLennan County Junior Col­ receive Echoes from The Hill and The Southwestern Their son, Benny Ray Gar­ lege in Waco, T e x a s, th is fa ll new spaper. as an instructor in the business rison, attended SWSC for two Our treasurer, Millie Thomas, has been receiving education department. years, graduated from North­ membership dues from as far away as Vietnam. That He holds a master’s degree eastern State and is employed in business education fro m Ok­ certainly shows loyalty to one's Alma Mater. in computer programming with lahoma State University, where This year we paid $500 for a higher education pro­ Pan-American Petroleum in Tul­ sa . he ranked in the upper 10 of ject sponsored by the college, and we have decided Ray Garrison’s brother, Arch­ his graduating class. to give a scholarship to some SWSC stu d en t. We want ie Garrison, graduated from everyone to know that the FSA is an active organiza­ Southwestern and is elementary Dr. Hoisted Opens tion, and we welcome any suggestion s for improve­ school principal in Lone Wolf. ment. Archie’s wife, Madge, another Kingfisher Practice The parade for Homecoming is at 10 a.m. There SWSC grad, teaches second grade will be a FSA car in the parade. And as soon as the at Lone Wolf. Dr. Carroll E. Hoisted (’60) parade is over we will be looking forward to seeing An uncle of Ray’sand Archie’s, in August completed two years’ J. B. Austin, was associated with duty with the U. S. Public Health and visiting with you at the Student Center luncheon. public schools for 44 years. He, Service at Fort Defiance, Ariz. Good luck and happy Homecoming. too, is a graduate of Southwest­ The physician and his wife, Since this is my last letter as president of the ern and makes his home now in Nancy, and three children have Former Students Association, I want to thank the fol­ M angum . moved to K ingfisher, w h ere th ey lowing people who have cooperated with our organi­ live at 304 C hisholm D r. zation: Teaches in Kansas Dr. Al Harris, Dr. Louis Morris, Mark Mouse, Jack Graduate School Shelton, Roger Pryor, Marvin Easley, Marion Diel, Mary Beth Harrison (’69) has completed a four-week debate Larry Jaques (’69) is a tte n d ­ Glenn Wright, Jake Wright, Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Burris, workshop at Central State Col­ ing graduate school at the Uni- Ruth Duncan, Roger Duncan, Gwen Mote, Dr. Freda lege, and she began teaching versity of Arkansas, while his Sauer, Jolene Crowder, Norma Selvedge, Dr. Bill Ward, speech, debate and drama this wife, the former Debbie Drennan Walter Crouch, Dr. Roy Dick, Millie Thomas, Hazel fall at Scott City, Kan. Her ad­ ('69, Miss Southwestern of ’68), Evans and all others serving on the committees with dress in Scott City is 1008 S. is teaching ng in th e F a y e tte v ille these people. C h u rch . Public schools. They liv e a t 901 T hank you. W. Dickson, Terrace Manor Apts. J. C. Sheperd (’53) is business C-3, Fayetteville, A rk. manager of the Dumas, Texas, Independent School District. His Gary L. Porter (’69) is em- Warren Nell, a SWSC grad, is Mrs. Lily Hoerman Folks wife, Eleanor Ruth Thomas Shep­ ployed at Wright’s Drug in Po- the new superintendent of schools Jones (BA, ’32) has a new ad­ erd (’46), teaches vocational of­ teau, where his a d d re s s is P at Artesia, N. M. He resides at dress: 39 Ogden Ave., Dobbs fice education at Dumas, where O. Box 613. 1811 Centre Ave. in Artesia. Ferry, N. Y. they reside at 110 Plum Ave. OCTOBER, 1969 Page 8 ECHOES FROM THE HILL Hard Life of the ’20’s Recalled Witherspoon Has Success Story

(The following feature article Since then, the company, which squadron was stationed on Guam, in 1963. about a Southwestern graduate, has undergone several name flying with the B-29’s of Gen. By January, 1967, Pamida had D. J. Witherspoon, is re-printed changes, has grown steadily as Curtis LeMay’s 21st Bomber 32 stores open with an annual from the Sunday World-Herald, a rack jobber and as an operator Command in raids on Japan. s a le s volum e of $12.8 million. One of the missions the squad­ A year later, the firm 65 Omaha, Neb.) of a chain of discount stores. had By JOHN TAYLOR Pamida, Inc., last month of­ ron flew was to check the wea­ discount stores doing an annual As a boy, D. J. Witherspoon fered to the public and to em­ ther over Hiroshima, shortly be­ business of $36.2 million. attended 12 schools. ployees 400,000 shares of com­ fore the first atomic bomb was Pamida’s policy, according to That was in the late 1920’s mon stock at $25 a share. dropped on that city. the prospectus, is to sell in one and early 1930’s. Life was hard In its prospectus, the com­ BROADER LINE location at discount prices most in the dusty West Texas towns pany noted that its total sales Witherspoon said he had no of the high turnover items of­ of Sundown and Levelland, where have increased from $8,570,465 inkling such a weapon would be fered by the local drug, hard­ he was growing up. during the fiscal year ended u sed. w a re , a u to -su p p ly and variety Sometimes, school terms were Jan. 31, 1965, to $43,612,917 When news of the bomb stores in smaller communities six months long. The other six during the fiscal year ended last reached the island, “we were where full-size department and months he spent working, oc­ Jan. 31. surprised and a little awe­ discount stores customarily have casionally in the cotton fields. Since the prospectus was pub­ struck,” he said. not operated. Witherspoon worked his way lished, April 22, Pamida has Witherspoon returned home in The company’s stores are pri­ through high school and in 1932 added two more discount stores 1945 and went to Dallas, Tex., to m arily in towns with populations entered Southwestern State Col­ to the 72 it operates in 10 states. serve as general manager of a between 5,000 and 20,000. The lege in Weatherford, Okla. The company operates these Gibson store there for about 18 stores range in size from 2,000 When he wasn’t sweeping out stores under a franchise from months and then returned to to 28,000 sq u a re feet of selling buildings and washing dishes to Gibson Products Co. of Seago­ O m aha. space and offer up to 14,000 pay his way, he played end on ville. Gibson, w ith$l,021,000,000 During the war he maintained different item s on a self-service, the football team. in retail sales in 1968, ranks as his businesses in Omaha and in cash-and-carry, basis. After being graduated in 1936, the second largest discount store 1946 he opened another ware­ Pamida and NuWay Drug em­ he took a high school teaching group in the nation. K-Mart, house in South Sioux City, Neb. ploy 1,030 persons. and coaching job at Levelland. with $1.2 billion in sales ranks By 1948 Witherspoon’s com­ PERCENTAGE He taught math and coached bas­ first. pany, now called Nuway Drug Last year, discount store op­ ketball and football. A Pamida subsidiary, NuWay Service, Inc., had expanded its e ra tio n s accounted for 83 per “ In the spring of 1938, for the Drug Service, Inc., distributes wholesale operations to cover a cent of the company’s total sales, last three months of teaching health and beauty aids, house- broader line of health and beauty S to r e s a r e o p erated in Illinois, school they paid us (Hillois, his wares, soft goods, school sup­ aids. With its warehouses, the Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Mis­ wife, was a music and English plies and pet supplies and toys company was able to deliver souri, Nebraska, North and South teacher) in scrip,” Witherspoon, as a service merchandiser — merchandise directly to display Dakota, Wisconsin and Wyoming. 56, said in an interview in his or rack jobber — to about 1,400 r a c k s . All but five of the stores are operated under the Gibson name. office at 8800 F Street. supermarkets, grocery stores, In 1962, Witherspoon bought variety stores and other retail The Super D Discount Centers The office is on the second Marks Distributing Co., a house- and th r e e T op B rands Discount floor of a building that also establishments. wares and soft goods wholesaler Centers operate in towns with serves as a 92,700-square-foot METEOROLOGY at 3614 Martha Street. warehouse for Pamida, Inc., the As a rack jobber, the com­ populations under 6,000. company Witherspoon founded pany furnishes inventory super­ At the same time, he created The company said in its pros­ and now heads as president. vision, pre-prices products, Pamida. The name comes from pectus that it plans to open more Witherspoon and his wife took furnishes display fixtures — or the first two letters in the discount stores, either by start­ the paper to the bank and were racks — places the merchandise names of his three sons — Pat, ing new stores or by acquiring paid about half of what they directly on the display racks, 8, Mike, 14, and David, 18. Mr. existing ones. should have received. provides merchandising advice and Mrs. Witherspoon also have Leases have been obtained for “That’s when I started looking and in some cases replaces slow- a daughter, Lisa, 4. seven more stores which the around for some other job,” he moving merchandise. The company’s fortunes have company expects to open in the said. Most of the growth of his been on a sharp climb since the next few months, according to STEADY GROWTH company has been since 1945 first discount store was acquired the prospectus. and the most spectacular surge Witherspoon looked over pos­ has come since November, 1963, Leon Semkoff Wins sible cities in which to relocate when Pamida opened its first Address Correct? and in November, 1938, decided Gibson Discount Center at Knox­ The addresses of many MA D egree in Math on Omaha. ville, la. persons on Echoes’ mailing “We liked the looks of the Witherspoon was in the Air Leon Semkoff, graduate of town,” he said. Force from 1942 to 1945. list are incomplete, even SWSC from Clinton, has been He opened a wholesale notions He went through the meteor­ though delivery is still being aw arded his m aster of arts de­ g re e in mathematics from Kansas and novelty business, Gibson ology school at the University made. Products Co., at 414 South Fif­ of Chicago part of that time. Please check your address State Teachers College. teenth Street. The business, in a Later, he was an instructor in Currently on the faculty of on this issue. If your name Tishomingo J u n io r College, Sem­ 2,500-square-foot building, es­ the school. is misspelled, or if the add­ tablished his first link with the About 1944, Witherspoon, who koff also has taught at Lindsay, ress does not contain your parent Gibson Products Co. of became a captain, was placed in P o rt and the University of Ari­ Seagoville, Tex. charge of 16 men who were street number or Post Office zona. It was an association that was formed into a special weather box number, advise us so that He and his wife, Beverly, have two sons — David, 7 , Mark, to flourish. reconnaisance squadron. The corrections can be made. and OCTOBER, 1969 ECHOES FROM THE HILL P a g e 9 Homecoming!

Dear Alumni and Former Students: Homecoming! Webster defines it, a little more simply than I like, as "an annual celebration attended by alumni. " Brev­ ity is necessary for the dictionary perhaps, but de­ scribing a Homecoming -- at least a Southwestern Homecoming-- as just another ho-hum celebration is quite far from being accurate. To be sure, it is a day of festivities for the en­ joyment of all. But it's a whole lot more. We especially look forward to Homecoming Day be­ cause it affords us an opportunity to welcome you, our alumni and friends, back to the campus -- if only for a brief period. Many of you who receive this newsletter have not visited us for much too long. Every year at about this time, I must confess, I become nostalgic. I, like most of you, think back to my undergraduate days at Southwestern, and my chest swells with pride - - - pride in what this institution has become; pride in the achievements of our grad­ uates. CAROL A. CHEATHAM We invite you, we encourage you to attend this Homecoming. Many of you have wanted to make the trip '’home" for years, but haven’t. And now five, 10, Carol Cheatham Joins 20 and even 30 years have past -- and you still haven’t returned to visit 5050. We guarantee that Saturday, Oct. 18, 1969, will be Public Relations Agency one of the most enjoyable days of your life. Every­ thing possible is being done to make this so. Carol A. Cheatham (’69) has Bascom agency include writing Students, faculty, staff, townspeople, Former Stu­ joined the Robert B ascom Public quarterly newsletters for a meat dent Association and Thirty-Year Club officers are Relations Agency, Inc., of Okla­ packing firm and a mortgage busy now preparing for the "annual celebration ” about homa City as publicity director company. She also writes a pre­ which Mr. Webster wrote. Your presence is necessary and copywriter. sident’s newsletter twice monthly if the day is to be more than that. Mrs. Cheatham received her for employees of the mortgage degree from SWSC last summer, com pany. Al Harris, President with a major in English and In addition, Mrs. Cheatham minor in sociology. She is a regularly prepares the script 1963 graduate of Elk City High for a five-minute KOFM radio School. show on advertising and public Her principal duties with the relations, “Robert Bascom Re­ ports;” writes annual reports Campbell Appointed and press releases, and prepares About Alumni copy for brochures and news­ Mrs. Judy Nicholas, a Jan­ Ave., Lawrence, Kan. Now re­ Principal at Clinton paper, magazine and direct mail uary, 1969, cum laude graduate tired, she toured Israel and the advertising. of Southwestern, is teaching Eng­ Holy Land this year. Delano Campbell, a native of The public relations and ad­ * * * Hollis, has become principal of lish at Sayre Junior College. vertising field is not new to An Arapaho High School grad­ Vocational agriculture teach­ Clinton High School, succeeding Mrs. Cheatham. Before enrolling the late R. E. (Mickey) Colbert. uate, she is working toward her er at Amber is Perry Ridge at Southwestern she had worked master of education degree by Campbell, who holds a bachelor (’66). for the Oklahoma State Personnel attending night classes at SWSC. * * * of arts degree from Southwestern Board, Delta Interests Invest­ * * * Owen M. Davis Jr. (’68) is and a master of education degree ment Company, Polaroid Corp. serving in the Navy aboard the from the University of Oklahoma, Accepting a position this fall and Western Auto. Yorktown. His address is AN- was high school principal at Guy - as instructor of data processing Her office is located in the 8733735, S2M Division, USS mon for one year before moving at CentralState College, Edmond, to Clinton. Citizens Tower in Oklahoma City, was Thomas Kenneth Ford, whose Yorktown-CVS10, FPO New York, and her home address is 2240 N. Y. 09501. Davis was married He also has been coach and bachelor of science degree is in March to the former Nancy junior high and high school p rin ­ N. W. 42nd, Apt. 57. from Southwestern. Ford re­ cipal at Burns F lat. ceived a master’s degree from Lu Kelly of El Reno. * * * Gary Short (’68) has assumed Montclair State College in New Sales engineer with the Baroid Lee McClune (’69) is p ro cess management of the Humpty J e rs e y . Division of the National Lead * * * engineer at the new 3M Co. plant Dumpty drug department in Wea­ Co., M arlin C raig Scott (’69) in Weatherford. McClune’s bach- therford. He and his wife, Gay- Mrs. H. H. Lytle (’19), the lives at 418 Main St., Apt. 8, elor of science degree is in nelle (’68), make their home at former Bernie Heath of Wea­ Olney, Iii. His wife is Ruth De- Physics. 600 W. A rlington, No. 45. therford, is living at 2 Winona Jong Scott (’69). P a g e 10 ECHOES FROM THE HILL OCTOBER, 1969 Addresses for the Class of 1969

The most current addresses 73641; Robert Lamarr Barnett, 73096; John Eugene Briix, Route 5, Clinton, Okla. 73601; Millard Echoes has for the hundreds of Lamplighter Trailer Village No. 2, Hennessey, Okla. 73742; Jam es Rhomney Chaffin, Box 5, Clinton, 1969 graduates of Southwestern 11, Fayetteville, Ark. 72701. Wiley Britton, Route 5, Leedey, Okla. 73601; Donald Ernest are being published on the next Dorothy Lucille Hicks Bar- Okla. 73654; Darla Jean Brooks, Chandler, 704 N. Mills, Bowie, several pages in the interest of rick, Box 34, B essie, Okla. 73622; 521 Cerney Dr., Watonga, Okla. Texas 76230; Gerald Wayne promoting “togetherness” for Thomas Richard Bartz, Route 2, 73772; Paula Jean Brooks, Box Chandler, 100 Arizona Road, Oak members of the January, May Box 907K2, Fort Worth, Texas 1541, Port Isabel, Texas 78578; Ridge, Tenn. 37830; Chandulah and August classes. 76114; David L. Battles, 5534 Jimmie Lee Brooner, Star Route Devraj Changela, 6151 N. Win- Echoes would appreciate being N. W. 23rd, No. 235, Oklahoma 1, Box 41, Pryor, Okla. 74361; throp, Room 204, Chicago, HI. notified of any errors or changes. City, Okla. 73127; Kenneth Leon Edwin Lee Brower, Box 32, La- 60626. This issue is being mailed for Beall, Route 1, Vici, Okla. 73859; verne, Okla. 73848; Mary Kath­ Myrtle Lee Brown Chapman, the first time to: Gayle Wayne Beavers, Box 386, erine Brown, 812 N. Kansas, 218 Cherokee lane, El Reno, Weatherford, Okla. 73096; Mai- Buford Tillman Abeldt, 4724 Apache, Okla. 73006; Jerry Dean Okla. 73036; Carol A. Cheatham, ellen Douise Mershon Brown­ Coles Manor, Apt. 121, Dallas, Behne, 203 Will Rogers, Guymon, 2240 N. W. 42nd, No. 57, Okla­ field, 142 Sunflower, Garland, Texas 75204; Twila May Sander­ Okla. 73942; Deanna Sue Draper homa City, Okla. 73112; Clyde Texas 75040. son Alexander, Box 502, Canton, Bell, 609 Santa Fe, Clinton, Okla. Richard Christensen, Box in, Stanley Wayne Brummal, 411 Okla. 73724; Shahin Dokht Al- 73601; Joe M. Bell, 307 N. Broad­ Hydro, Okla. 73048; David Paul W. Third, Watonga, Okla. 73772; lahyari, c/o Abas Ali Allahyari, way, Sayre, Okla. 73662; William Christensen, Rt. 2, Custer, Okla. Walter T. Bryan, Box 187, Wea­ Tehran, Iran; Dorothy Louise Burl Bennett, Route 1, Canton, 73639; Leah Sue Daily Church, therford, Okla. 73096; Herman Stevenson Almond, 603 Thompson Okla. 73724; Gloria Maxine Berg­ Box 386, Dighton, Kan. 67839; Lee Bunger, 109 N. May, Guy­ Dr., El Reno, Okla. 73036; Ken­ man, 201 N. Third, Weatherford, Sharon Lee Dilbeck Clem, Rode mon, Okla. 73942; Carolyn Kay neth Dee Anderson, Route 3, Okla. 73096. 2, Walters, Okla. 73572; Janice Atwell Burchett, 1835 21st St., Lone Wolf, Okla. 73655; Ronnie Jerry George Bernhardt, 904 Kay Bell Clifton, 419 E. Proctor, Woodward, Okla. 73801; Ronny Joe Anderson, 104 Elmhurst, W. Duncan, Duncan, Okla. 73533; Weatherford, Okla. 73096; El- Wayne Burke, 1603 Crestview Chickasha, Okla. 73018; Ted Pey­ Larry William Bigler, Route 1, wyna Sue Louks Cline, Box 609, Dr., Cordell, Okla. 73632; Col­ ton Anderson, 1520 E. 7th, Ok­ Hamlet, Ind. 46532; Donald Ray Harlan, Ky. 40831; John Charles bert DeWayne B urris, 712-1/2 N. mulgee, Okla. 74447; Michael Bird, 1314 20th, Woodward, Okla. Cline, 4825 N. W. Williams, Law- Seventh, Weatherford, Okla. Irving & Vicki SueRoniger Anes- 73801; Gary Edward Black, Route ton, Okla. 73501; Larry Jon Clow- 73096; Martha Jane O’dell Butler, hansley, c/o716S. Ninth, Clinton, 1, Wyandotte, Okla. 74370; Mike dus, Box 166, Olustee, Okla. Okla. 73601; Frank Alfonzo An- F. Blaser, Box 267, Garber, Box E, Okeene, Okla. 73763; 73560; Vicki Lynn Cluck, Route tone, 1609 Lindy, Lawton, Okla. Okla. 73738; Terry Wesley Blay, Mujahid Rafique Butt, Box 592, 1, Sentinel, Okla. 73664. 73501. Box 142, Rush Springs, Okla. Weatherford, Okla. 73096; Linda David Alan Coates, 10212 Waylen Wayne Appel, Box 232, 73082; Randall DeeBlunk, Hardt- Lou Leese Bynum, 1401N. Blain, Odessa Ave., Sepulveda, Calif. Billings, Okla. 74630; Gary Les- ner, Kan. 67057; Barton Edward Sunset Acres No. 34, Altus, Okla. 91343; Donny Gene Cobb, Box teen Armstrong, 711 Honor Bobier, Box 146, Tuttle, Okla. 73521; Dennis Lee Byrd, Route 434, Cyril, Okla. 73029; Billy Heights, Muskogee, Okla. 74401; 73089; Darlene Howard Bock, 1, Lookeba, Okla. 73053; Ronald Bob Coffelt, Sayre, Okla. 73662; Gary Michael Armstrong, Box Route 1, Mangum, Okla. 73554; Ozzie Byrum, Route 2, Hydro, Barbara Ann Cato Coleman,3328 61, Erick, Okla. 73645; Van El­ Gary Lynn Bogges, Route 2, Okla. 73048. E. 32nd Pi. N„ Tulsa,. Okla, don Armstrong, 1404 Eighth St., Cheyenne, Okla. 73628. Charley Ellis Cabaniss, 712 N. 74115; Patricia Ann Coleman, Woodward, Okla. 73801; Benjie Nelda Marie Spradlin Bonner, Custer, Weatherford,Okla.73096; Route 2, Calumet, Okla. 73014; Ontjes Arnold, Route 1, Pawnee, 624 N. Broadway, Apt. 12, Wea­ Jemme Charla Cain, 211 E. Tex­ Ronald Dee Colvin, 1201 Avant, Okla. 74058; Raymond Bruce therford, Okla. 73096; Candidate as, Walters, Okla. 73572; La Clinton, Okla. 73601; Candace Arnold, Route 1, Calumet, Robert George Boone 248-7624, Donna Fay Cain, Route 1, Walt­ Sue Comer, Box 44, Fay, Okla. Okla. 73014; Yvonne R. Burnham Co. B., 1st Platoon, 61st O.C.S., ers, Okla. 73572; Micheal Steven 73646; Kathleen Mary Coughlan, Ashby, Box 635, Canton, Okla. Marine Corps Base, Quantico, Cain, 211 E. Texas, Walters, 700 W. Oklahoma SL, Kingfisher, 73724; Ronald Edward Atkinson, Va. 22134; Doris Allene Shew- Okla. 73572; Ann Shirley Aaron Okla. 73750; Barry Wayne Cous­ Gould, Okla. 73544; Cynthia Ann maker Bottom, Box 177, Ham- Caldwell, Box 337, Vinson, Okla. ins, 2309 Lincoln, Lawton, Okla. Atkison, 710 E. Walnut, Altus, mon, Okla. 73650; Mickey Sue 73571; Mary Ann Channell Cald­ 73501; Larry Wayne Cox, Box Okla. 73521; James Samuel Au- Harris Bottom, 514-1/2 West well, 205 W. Huber, W eatherford, 549, Hollis, Okla. 73550. coin, Route 1, Box 142B, Frank­ Washita, Weatherford, Okla. Okla. 73096; Dwight Baxter Cal­ Twillah Mae Ice Cox, Canton, lin, La. 70538. 73096; Patricia Mae Rutledge laway, 1114 W. 29th, Plainview, Okla. 73724; Linda Faye Baker Juanita Leona Alexander Bac- Boulware, Box 163, Hammon, Texas 79072; Jimmy Ray Carl­ Craine, 409 E. Kansas, Walters, cus, 117 W. Sixth, Cordell, Okla. Okla. 73650; Olan Dale Bour- son, 224 Highpoint, Enid, Okla. Okla. 73572; Hubbard P. Crelia, 73632; Celeste Lucille Bailey, land, 2222 Mesquite, Vernon, 73701; John Wesley Carson Jr., 1013 E. Live Oak, Altus, Okla. Route 2, Weatherford, Okla. Texas 76384; Roy Bruce Bow­ 1305 Meadow Lane, W eatherford, 73521; Carolyn Ann Cross, 1701 73096; Dale Lee Baker, General den, 807 N. W. First, Andrews, Okla. 73096; Darrell Ray Carter, W. 14th, Sulphur, Okla. 73086; Delivery, Hinton, Okla. 73047; Texas 79714; William Bruce 2462 Fort Worth St. A -l, Grand Roy Gene Cross, Box 174, Ster­ James Lamar Baker, 5545 Eisen­ Boyd, 440 S. Winfield, Apt. 8, Prairie, Texas 75050. ling, Okla. 73567; Bobby Lee Topeka, Kan. 66607; Ralph Jer­ Crowder, Route 3, Hydro, Okla. hower Dr., Lawton, Okla. 73501; Judith Carole Thompson Car­ ome Boyle, 3705 Fountain, Ama­ 73048; John Joseph C u m m in s, Nancy Elaine Inslee Bales, Box ter, 1211 Childress St., Welling­ rillo, Texas 79106; Weldon Neal 4109 E. 51st St., Apt. 129, Tulsa, 114, Isabel, Kan. 67065; Barbee ton, Texas 79095; Steve Jay Ca- Bradley, 611 Kaye, Borger, Texas Okla. 74135; Mary Leona Curl- Jeanne Pelton Barker, 716 N. sida, 217 S. Hitchcock, Hobart, 79007; Joyce Elizabeth Joiner e s s , 226 N. Broadway, Hobart, 16th, Lawton, Okla. 73501; Char­ Okla. 73651; Ocie Gene Castle- Bramlett, 1009-8 Cain Road, Okla. 73651; Samme LaneTayloi lotte Nancy Barnes, 241 N. E. bury, 203 23rd PL, Lawton, Okla. Rockwood, Bartlesville, Okla. Fayetteville, N. C. 28303. Cusick, 541 Des Plaines, Forest 73501; Gentry Lee Castleman, Park, 111. 60130; Deborah D a ur ic e 74003; Bonnie Kaye Hamburger Steve P. Breda, 444 Robert 2010 Randall, Duncan, Okla. Barnett, 1112 Blackstone, Clin­ Darby, Box 263, Rocky, Okla. Ave., Oxnard, Calif. 93030; 73533; Connie Earlene Cecil, 73661; Robert L. Darby, Duke, ton, Okla. 73601; Darral Keith Leland Francis Briggs, 711 Route 2, Lookeba, Okla. 73053; Barnett, Box 205, Dill City, Okla. North State, Weatherford, Okla. Michael Rhomney Chaffin, Box (Continued on Page 11) OCTOBER, 1969 ECHOES FROM THE HILL P a g e 11

(Continued from P a g e 10) N. Oklahoma, Thomas, Okla. Okla. 73532. 73669; Betty Jean M atthiesGrul- Robetha Ann M asters Darby, key, c/o Bill Matthies, Route 1, Box 66, Duke, Okla. 73532; Jam es Class of 1969 El Reno, Okla. 73036; David Alan Allen Daugherty, Route 2, Fort Gwinn, General Delivery, Chick- Cobb, Okla. 73038; Jimmy Steve asha, Okla. 73018. Davidson, Route 1, Twitty, Tex­ Paul Erman, 132 N. E. 21st, er, 1615 W isteria Way, Richard­ Freddy Lee Hacker, 101 Allen- as 79090; Beverly Beth Davis, Moore, Okla. 73060; Floyd Leon son, Texas 75080; Nita Jacqueline hurst, Oklahoma City, Okla. Route 2, Box 111, L aw ton, O kla. Estes, Route 1, El Reno, Okla. Gibbons, 111 S. Seventh, Atwood, 73114; Jacqueline Lee Green 73501; G ary Lynn D a v is, B ox 73036. Kan. 67730; Gary RoyceGinn,Rt. Hadley, 908 N. Grant, Cordell, 381, Gila B end, A riz . 85337; Dennis Leroy Evans, Route 2, Hollis, Okla. 73550; Vernal Okla. 73632; Russell Lee Hadley, Harold Allen D av is, B ox 692, 4, Box 77, Tulsa, Okla. 74135; Raymond Gleichman, 3549 25th 102 S. Shawnee, Dewey, Okla. Weatherford, Okla. 73096; M erle Jerry Keith Evans, 521 W. Frank­ St., Port Arthur, Texas 77640; 74029; Carolyn Beth Haggard, Leslie Davis, Box 503, Hinton, lin, Weatherford, Okla. 73096; Mark Darby Glenn, 3318 W estern, Route 1, Arapaho, Okla. 73620; Okla. 73047; R o b e rt L ee & G lo ria Larry Alven Evans, Box 214, Apt. 272, Amarillo, Texas 79109; Stephen J. Haliburton, Box 343, Jean Leonard Davis, 812-1/2 E. Taloga, Okla. 73667; Patricia Ann Donnie Dwayne Glidewell, 522 Olton, Texas 79064; Judy Lyn Cherokee, Enid, Okla. 73701; Don Everett, 826 N. 33rd, Lawton, S. Magnolia, Erick, Okla. 73645; Hanan, Box 372, Arnett, Okla. Arthur Dean II, 4311 E. 55th, Okla. 73501; Jimmy Kay Evetts, Linda Jane Zirkle Glidewell, Box 73832; Dana Suse Hancock, 34 Tulsa, Okla. 74135. 122 E. Main, Cordell, Okla. 1244, Erick, Okla. 73645; David N. 28th St., Lawton, Okla. 73501; Karen Ann Wright Dean, 906 73632; James Franklin Ezell, Robert Glover, Route 4, Marlow, Lee B. Hankins, 702 S. Second, Garfield, Lawton, Okla. 73501; Box 42, Rush Springs, Okla. Okla. 73055. M cAlester, Okla. 74501; Wanda Anthony Leon & S haron Kay King 73082; Vicki Lynn Oyler Farrill, Judy Loraine Schmidt Goertz, Nell Hankins, 719 N. Illinois, DeArmond, c/o Box 154, H arrah, 215-1/2 E. Washita, Weatherford, Route 2, Box 135, Clinton, Okla. No. 2, W eatherford, Okla. 73096; Okla. 73045; Eleanor Murphy De Okla. 73096; Jerry Wayne Fenter, 73601; Barbara Ruth Schmidt W. H. Harbour Jr., 1115 Edin­ Lorme, 1909 Woodford Rd., V ien­ Box 646, Elk City, Okla. 73644; Goodman, 1310 Meadow Lane, burgh Lane, Denton, Texas 76201. na, Va. 22180; M ary R . D egan James L. Ferguson, Route 1, No. 6, W eatherford, Okla. 73096; Carol Sue Bex Hardin, 405 W. Denning, 8 15th S t. S o u th , A pt. Box 73, Thomas, Okla. 73669; Dianna Kay Kidd Goodwin, 1102 Kansas, Anadarko, Okla. 73005; 7, Great Falls, Montana 59401; Margaret Hannah Finney, Box Washington, Duncan, Okla. 73533; Michael Ray Hardison, 2009 W. Gary Radford Dew, Box 247, 197, Apache, Okla. 73006. Marion Earl & June L. Morrow Fourth, Odessa, Texas 79760; Sentinel, Okla. 73664; Gary J. Marilyn Ann Fisher, Omega, Gordon, Shady Acres Trailer Joy Nell Bradley Hardy, Box DeYong, 1301 N. 15th, R oute Okla. 73764; Robert Jam es Flam ­ Court, Route 3, Ponca City, Okla. 91, Lockney, Texas 79241; Robert 4, Frederick, Okla. 73542; Nor- ing, 915 Krest Dr., Weatherford, 74601; Robert Edward Jr. & Ju­ E. Hardy, Goodyear Service Store, 2224 N. W. 23rd, Oklahoma een R. D ill, R oute 1, O keene, Okla. 73096; James J. Flores, dith Faye Wright Gordon, Box City, Okla. 73107; Dollie Marie Okla. 73763; F ra n c in e L. M ullen 2338 Orchard, Blue Island, 1 1 1 . 36, Vici, Okla. 73859; James H arral, Rt.3, Weatherford, Okla. Dillingham, 1112 S. Florence, 60406; Joan Erlene Flowers, Box Norell Goreham Jr., 108 N.30th, 73096; Mary Elizabeth Harrison, Tulsa, Okla. 74104; Jack M or­ 311, McLean, Texas 79057; John Duncan, Okla. 73533; Edwardene 1008 S. Church, Scott City, Kan. rison Diltz, 1620 N. Crain, A ltus, William & Harriett Lee Barnett Westfahl Gorman, Box 334, Ok­ 67871; Marsha Ann Hart, 2500 Okla. 73521. Ford, 615 W. Carl Albert, Mc- eene, Okla. 73763; Gary Wayne Olive St., Apt. D, Bakersfield, Jerry Leon Dishman, Route 2, A lester, Okla. 74501; Judith Ann Gorshing, Box 1154, Clinton, Calif. 93301; Dana K. Thomas McKinney, T ex as 75069; J a n e t Fortner, c/o Gerald Fortner, Box Okla. 73601. Hartley, Route 1, Durham, Okla. Sue Vinyard Dobson, 408 E. Live- 5, Custer,Okla.73639; Ronald Eu­ John Wesley Gosney Jr., Gen­ 73642; Jimmy Wayne Hartpence, oak, A ltus, Okla. 73521; B obby gene Fowler, 133 N. Shepard, eral Delivery, Fairview, Okla. c/o 1401 N. Fifth, Sayre, Okla. Wayne Dodd, 500 N. E. First, El Reno, Okla. 73036; Brenda 73737; Hugh C. Gouldy III, 603 W. 73662; Victor Lee Hatchett, 6220 Apt. 16, D um as, T e x a s 79029; Kay Glasscock Francis, Route Washita,No.3, W eatherford,Okla. Alder, Apt. 157, Houston, Texas Carolyn Ann Dennis Dorsey, 1719 2, Box 77, Cordell, Okla. 73632; 73096; Beth Anne Sutton Graft, 77036. Crain Dr., Altus, Okla. 73521; John W arren Francis, 8303 Fron­ Gen. Del., Butler, Okla. 73625; Sherry Ann Haught, Route 2, Dianna Kay D resser, 512 E. Main, tier Ave., Niagara Falls, N. Y. Penny Ann Brumfield Gray, Box Gould, Okla. 73544; Patrick Hen­ Weatherford, Okla. 73096; Bob 14304; Terry Wayne Franklin, 151, Watonga, Okla. 73772; Ri­ ry Hawkins, Box 224, P ort Cobb, Ray Drury, Box 115, Olustee, 3200 N. 14th, Ponca City, Okla. chard Lee Gray, 219 N. Bradley, Okla. 73038; Gloria Jean Haynes, Okla. 73560; E ula Jo P o rtw o o d 74601. No. 203, Weatherford, Okla. 214 S. Rambo Dr., Route 1, Dill Drury, 401 N. Lee, Altus, Okla. Emerita Z. Freeland, Route 73096; Virgil Thomas Graybill, City, Okla. 73641; John Michael '3521; Sharon Le Dunn, 1024 1, Frederick, Okla. 73542; David Rural Route, Leedey, Okla. Hays, Box 175, Willow, Okla. W. Oak Dr., Yukon, Okla. 73099; Wayne Freeman, Route 2, Paw­ 73654; Wallie Dee McGee Gray­ 73673; Jan A. Hedrick, 218 Ix>ck- Alicia Kay H. Eagan, Box 223, nee, Okla. 74058; Linda Ruth bill, Box 162, Carter,O kla.73627; stone Dr., Weatherford, Okla. Arapaho, Okla. 73620; Jesse Jay Freeman, 914 N. Hudson, Altus, Gene Thomas Greenfield, Box 73096; Rondal Jam es Hefley, 205 fakers, Route 3, Box 94, Chand­ Okla. 73521;Sheryl LynetteFrey, 234, Clinton, Okla. 73601; Jo­ Anderson, Electra, Texas 76360; ler, Okla. 74834. 107 Walnut, Yukon, Okla. 73099; hanna Sue Greer, 103 Cract- Stephen Martin Hellwege, 1228 James Roy Easley, Box 98, Rickey Raymond Fritz, Box 368, wood Lane, Hamilton, Montana S. 13th, No. 2, Chickasha, Okla. Tipton, okla. *73570; G aylon J a n ­ El Reno, Okla. 73036; William 59840; Larry Edward Greer, 409 73018; Robert Ray Helmke, Box ette Elliott, Route 1, B lair, Okla. Van Gage, Box 372, Hale Center, S. Sixth, Clinton, Okla. 73601. 142, Kiowa, Kan. 67070; Harold 73526; Patricia Ann Elliott, Route Texas 79041; Carole Ann Gar­ Lynda Sue Greer, c/o Public Donald Henry, 1114 Cottonwood, 2, Hollis, Okla. 73550; Ardith rett, 232 E. Sherman, Apt. 2, Schools, Deer Creek, Okla. Richardson, Texas 75080; Roy Ann Nusser Ellis, Box 681, Wea­ Hutchinson, Kan. 67501; Robert 74636; Stephen Vernon Greer, Jay Henson, Box 558, Weather­ therford, Okla. 73096; Linda Ann Merrill Garriott, 623 Tyler, 1616 Gore, Lawton, Okla. 73501; ford, Okla. 73096. Ellis, 1101 Sycamore, Altus, Stillwater, Okla. 74074; Jack Tal­ Karon Faye Dawkins Gregory, Anna Madelon Inzer Herring, Okla. 73521; D aniel S. E lz ie , bot Garven Jr., 134 Basswood 601 N. Seventh, Sayre, Okla. 918 E. Cypress, Altus, Okla. Box 846, Burkburnett, Texas Dr., San Antonio, Texas 78213; 73662; Doyle Wayne Greteman, 73521; Carol Eileen Herron, 1020 76354; Edward Berl Engel, Carolyn Keith Murray Geis, Star Route 1, Dill City, Okla. 73641; W. First, Elk City, Okla. 73644; Route, Foss, Okla. 73647. Route 4, Box 127, W eatherford, Shirley Jean Griffis, Willow, Brenda Kay Hert, 3101 N. Mc­ Okla. 73096; Lyndon D ee E n s z , Howard Dwain Geis, Box 323, Okla. 73673; Jerry Henry Grif­ Kinley, Oklahoma City, Okla. 5901 W. 34th, Oklahoma City, Burns Flat, Okla. 73624; Gilbert fith, 303 S. E. Fifth, Pryor, 73118; Peggy Hestand, Box 304, Okla. 73122; Philip Jam es E rd- Thaddeus Joseph Gembacz, 1201 Okla. 74361; Larry Gene Grif­ Burns Flat, Okla. 73624; Carolyn mann, (600 H ighm eadow , A pt. Bailey, #3, Edwards AFB, Calif. fith, Route 1, Fort Cobb, Okla. Ann Hicks, 300 Suwannee, Clin- 35, Houston, Texas 77042; T erry 93523; Harvey Eugene Geswend- 73038; Ronald Lee Gripe, 901 (Continued on Page 12) O C T O B E R , 1969 P age 12 ECHOES FROM THE HILL 79412; Jerry Lee Marcum, (Continued from Page 11) ton Sherman AFB, Okla. 73632; Route 1, Anadarko, Okla. 73005; John Kelly Marsh, 2343 N . w. Gary Lee & Phyllis Raye Baker 21st, Oklahoma City, Okla. 73107; Hightower, Fay, Okla. 73646; Class of 1969 William Dwayne Hildebrand, 430- Myles Dean Martin, 2821 Tex- 1/2 S. Tenth, Clinton, Okla. 73601; homa Dr., Oklahoma City, Okla. & Sherman Richard Hildebrant, 205 Bryan, W eatherford, Okla. 73096; er, Okla. 73750; Virgil Dean 73119; Joel Lee Jan Hacker Rambo Drive, Dill City, Okla. Robert Logan Johnson Jr., Box Kroeker, Corn, Okla. 73024; Mashburn, 401 S. Third, Hugo, 73641; William Thomas Hilding- 483, Mercury, Nev. 89023; Clar­ Lloyd Lacy, Osage Oaks Mobile Okla. 74743; Roy Don Masoner, er, City Drug, Drawer D, Buffalo, ence Donald Jones, 608 N. Chey­ Homes, Ponca City, Okla. 74601; P. O. Box 125, Frederick, Okla. Okla. 73834. enne, Geary, Okla. 73040; Dennis Jacqueline Delilah Moody Ladd, 73542; Sandra Kay Mathis, Duffer Barbara Jean Hill, Box 606, Lee Jones, 908 E. 17th, Cedar Box 8, Hinton, Okla. 73047; B ar­ Drive, Mangum, Okla. 73554; Shamrock, Texas 79079; Suzanne Crest No. 2, Hutchinson, Kan. bara Dene LaFrance, Box 193, James Rex Matlock, Box 531, Goss Hill, 1625 N.Stanton, Apt. 3, 67501; Jennifer Ann Jones, 1116 Hinton, Okla. 73047; Ivan K. Lai, Weatherford, Okla. 73096; Eddie El Paso, Texas 79902; Toni E. Broadway, Altus, Okla. 73521; 707 El Atajo St., Los Angeles, Morris Matthews, 425 S. 14th, uiane Hills, Route 3, Apache, Jerry Dale Jones, 600 W. Ar­ Calif. 90065; Eddie Tom Lakey, Clinton, Okla. 73601. Okla. 73006; Donna Rae Smith lington, No. 15, Weatherford, 122 W. Main, Apt. 1, Sayre, Sarah F. Mayes, 120-1/2 Av- Hilton, 30 N. Anderson, Aurora, Okla. 73096; Phil Raymond Jones, Okla. 73662. ant, Clinton, Okla. 73601; Mil­ Mo. 65605; Robert Lee Hilton, 422 S. 17th St., Clinton, Okla. Patricia Kaye Land, 2008 B ar- dred Brown Maynard, 809 E. Box 186, Aurora, Mo. 65605; 73601; Mrs. Karen Elaine Kai­ ryton Rd., Oklahoma City, Okla. Arlington, Weatherford, Okla, Delbert Joseph Hladik, Stouffer ser, 3139 E. Sahara, No. 174, 73120; Cheryl L. Titus Landrum, 73096; Edna Opal Mayfield, Box Place, Building 20, Apt. 6, Law­ Las Vegas, Nev. 89105; Tim Route 1, Coffeyville, Kan. 67337; 283, Sentinel, Okla. 73664; Orvil rence, Kan. 66044; George Eugene Kamphaus, Route 1, Ca­ Judy Gail Williams Lanpheir, D. Meaders, 4507 E. Frank Phil­ C. Hohnbaum, Box 534, Eakly, nute, Okla. 73626; Janice Rhea 770 Lincoln Ave., No. 38, Napa, lips, Bartlesville, Okla. 74003; Okla. 73033; Lenora Faye Hart Patterson Katzer, Box 805, Car­ Calif. 94558; Michael Paul Lasko, George Delbert Meeker m, 614- Holliman, Route 2, Weatherford, negie, Okla. 73015. Route 1, Derwood, Md. 20855; 1/2 W. Randolph, Enid, Okla. Okla. 73096; Don Ray Holman, Russell Paul Katzer, 719 Cherie Ann G arriott Lau, 415-1/2 73701; Pearl June Megert, 901D Murray Route, Graham, Texas Brookside Dr., Danville, Calif. W. Kentucky, Anadarko, Okla. E. 13th, Hutchinson, Kan. 67501; 76046; Peggy JoleneHoock, Route 94526; Carol Dean Keeney, Box 73005; Paula Jean Laufer, 630 N. Charles Harold Meier, 1001 4, W eatherford, Okla. 73096; La- 154, Elgin, Okla. 73538; Judy Broadway, Hobart, Okla. 73651; Emigh St., Apt. 101, Fort Collins, wanna Sue Hooper, 1903 Elm, Kaye Keever, Box 13, Apache, Lana M argaret Allen Lawson, 320 Colo. 80521; Paul David Meier, Lawton, Okla. 73501; Phillip Okla. 73006; Ada Kathleen Kel­ E .First, Apt.38, Hutchinson, Kan. Watonga, Okla. 73772; Homer Dwayne Horton, 212 Texas Ave., ley, Box 232, Rocky, Okla. 73661; 67501; Larry Clifton Leach, 1223 L. Merriman, 401 Montrose,Apt. W eatherford, Okla. 73096. Larry Don Kelley, 4915 S. York- Grandview, Weatherford, Okla. 3, Lufkin, Texas 75901; Margie Gary Don Houk, Hydro, Okla. town,Apt. 103, Tulsa, Okla.74105; 73096; Ronald Vincent & L inda Viola Constien Meyer, 1420 N, 73048; Jam es Glenn Hudson, 2802 Letha Janelle Kelley, Box 476, .Carol Maynard Leatherwood,Box Wentz, Guthrie, Okla. 73044; Ri­ W. Cherokee, Enid, Okla. 73701; Carnegie, Okla. 73015; Harriett 23, Mutual, Okla. 73853. chard John Meyer, 421 N. Arap- R ich ard C lay H udson, 105 W. Arlene Kelln, Route 2, Shattuck, Barbara Ann Walker Ledford, aho, Geary, Okla. 73040; Nicky 12th Ave., Spearman, Texas Okla. 73858; Barton Rue Kelly, Box 355, Mountain View, Okla. Ray Miles, Box 962, Hooker, 79081; James Clyde Hues, 743 Route 2, Gotebo, Okla. 73041; 73062; Shirley Ann Lee, Box 12, Okla. 73945. Benge Dr., Apt. 663, Arlington, Carol Ann Kendall, 1015 Elev­ Okeene, Okla. 73763; Lynn Ray Gerald Wayne Miligan, 1738- Texas 76010; Carolyn Sue Hugh­ enth, Snyder, Okla. 73566; Cherry & Linda Ann Haigler Leonard, 1/2 N. W. 12th, Oklahoma City, ey, 401 S. Eleventh, Clinton, Lejeanne Kennedy, 1840 Rich­ 420 N. Park Lane, Lot 5, Altus, Okla. 73106; Betty Elaine Miller, Okla. 73601; Karel Kay Hum­ mond Ave., Apt. 29, Houston, Tkla. 73521; Lynn A. Leverton, phrey, Canute, Okla. 73626; Pa­ Box 4, Sayre, Okla. 73662; Betty Texas 77006; Richard Dudley 5931 E. University, Apt. 126, tricia Ann Hunt, Route 2, Box Jean Miller, Box 572, Grand- Kennedy, 824 E. Gladstone, Dallas,Texas 75206;Carroll Lynn 53, Clinton, Okla. 73601; Henry field, Okla. 73546; Chester Frederick, Okla. 73542. Lewis, 609 N. Kansas, Weather­ Alexander Hutcherson Jr., 5308 Franklin Miller, Route 1, Box Ruth Ann Robertson Kent, 702 ford, Okla. 73096; L. M. Lewis, 451, Pevely, Mo. 63070; Dwight 5. Monte Drive, Oklahoma City, W. Fifth, Elk City, Okla. 73644; 1003 E. Huber, Weatherford, W. E . Okla. 73119; Jeanne Irene Ri­ Miller, 722 Franklin, Wea­ Melva Rose Kimble, Route 2, Okla. 73096; Mary Jo Walsh chard Igo, 616 N. Hill, Hobart, therford, Okla. 73096; Farrell Hydro, Okla. 73048; John Wayne Lewis, 203A Pawnee, Clinton- Okla. 73651; John Joseph Jack- Dean Miller, Box 115, Bessie, Kinder, Route 3, Minco, Okla. Sherman AFB, Okla. 73632; Ho­ son, 201 Fifth, Fort Cobb, Okla. Okla. 73622; Herwanna Ann Jan- 73059; Edna Charlene Holt King, w ard W ayne L in d ley , 601 W. zen Miller, Route 3, Box 22, 73038. 518 N. Mena, Cordell, Okla. Lawanna Sue James, 806 S. Cleveland,Dimmitt,Texas 79027. Cordell, Okla. 73632; James Le­ 73632; William Dee King, Route 8, Lawrence M. Lobitz, 1020 N. Ninth, Lawton, Okla. 73501; Lar­ roy Milliren, 702. Laird Blvd., Box 162, Oklahoma City, Okla. Caddo, W eatherford, Okla. 73096; ry W ayne Ja q u e s , 901 W. D ick ­ Lawton, Okla. 73501; James Ro­ 73109; Edward Ray Kingston, John Stephen Loftis, 433 Circle son, Terrace Manor Apt. C3, bert Miller, Gen. Del., Eakly, 1109 N. Park Ave., Altus, Okla. Dr., Frederick, Okla. 73542; Fayetteville, Ark. 72701; Lonnie Okla. 73033; Nicholas L. Miller, 73521; Larry Wayne Kirkpatrick, Sherry Gay Long, Columbia Bible Gene Jay, Route 4, Elk City, 2714 Buck, Shawnee, Okla. 74801; Box 153, Hollis, Okla. 73550; College, Box 3122, Columbia, S. Okla. 73644; Wanda Marie Jech, Terry Russell Minton, 130 S. W. Arnold Dean Kliewer, Route 1, C. 29203; James Otto & Barbara 604 W. Oklahoma, Kingfisher, 33rd, Oklahoma City, Okla. Longdale, Okla. 73755; Herbert Gay McDown Lorenz, c/o 1423 Okla. 73750; Timothy Lynn & 73109. Fred & Mary Jxjuise Watkins Oak, Clinton, Okla. 73601; Craig Nikki Lynn Chisum Jinkins, 1144 Lucile Marion Kelly Mitchell, Kliewer, High Point Trailer Park Neel Rd., Pampa, Texas 79065; Dixon Lotz, Conrad M arr No. 6, Tipton, Okla. 73570; Hal Arvid No. 65, Enid, Okla. 73701. Yukon, Okla. 73099; Jevena Love, Jerry Michael & Thressa Jan Mix, 510 Park Lane, Country Sharon Faye Scott Kniffin, Box 112 W. Olive, Garden City, Kan. Bailey Johnson, 1228 N. Duncan, Club Apts., Pratt, Kan. 67124; 325, Binger, Okla. 73009; Larry 67846; Lyle Don Lowe, 901 N. Pampa, Texas 79065; Jolene Warren Anton Montgomery, 415 Eugene Knisley, 423 N. Kansas, Weigel, Watonga, Okla. 73772; Brooks Johnson, General Deliv­ W. Third, Cordell, Okla. 73632; W eatherford, Okla. 73096; Sandra Billy Joe Lowrance, Route 2, ery, Hammon, Okla. 73650; Kent Charlie Mack Moore, 115 Clover Gregg Johnson, 1528 S. W. 82nd Louise Kopochus, 907 S. Hamil­ Sayre, Okla. 73662; John Mitchell Lane, Palestine, Texas 75801; Lowrie, Box 397, Crosbyton, Circle, Oklahoma City, Okla. ton, Pratt, Kan. 67124; Larena Conny Mack Moore, Ideal Drug, 73159. Mae Kroeker Krewall, Box 278, Texas 79322. Borger, Texas 79007; Joyce Ann Roosevelt, Okla.73564; John Cur­ Weston Moore, Box 83, Green- Lloyd Joel Johnson, 800 N. Ronald Lee Lummus, 2400 ran Krittenbrink, Rt. 4, Kingfish­ 44th, Apt. 208, Lubbock, Texas (Continued on Page 13) OCTOBER, 1969 ECHOES FROM THE HILL Page 13

(Continued from Page 12) ford, Okla. 73096; John Wayne field, Okla. 73043; J a m e s R ay Reno, Spearville Pharmacy, Box Moore J r ., 1523 W, E lm , E n id , 98, Spearville, Kan. 67876; Phil­ Okla. 73701; Milton Elby M oore, Class of 1969 lip Warren Rhoades, Route 2, Route 2, M angum, O kla. 73554; Sayre, Okla. 73662; Sarah Beth Terrye Sue Moore, Reydon, Okla. Shwen Riddle, 1819 N. 23rd, Law- ton, Okla. 73501; Ralph Lee Ri- 73660; Richard Jam es M orales, D. McLemore, Box 357, Tipton, Tenn. 37343; Donald Earl Perry­ S. 27th, Lawton, Okla. 73501. denhour, College Housing, Apt. 1006 Okla. 73570; John Robert Mc­ man, Box 354, Cheyenne, Okla. 1-6, Weatherford, Okla. 73096; John D. Morton, 2390 E. As- Leod, 1617 Lee, Altus, Okla. 73628. Charles Edward Roberts, Route burry Ave., Arlington Apts. No. 73521; David J. McMillan, 4 East Raymond L. Peters,1215 Tren­ 1, Oakwood, Okla. 73658. 408, Denver, Colo. 80210; Jean Main, Idabell, Okla. 74745; ton, Tulsa, Okla. 74106; Karen Daniel Morgan Roberts Jr., Kllen Roush Moser, Arapaho, William Kern & Sharon Elaine Hope Pettijohn, 1821 Hudson, Al­ 2131 Denver, Lawton, Okla. Okla. 73620; Wilbert H. M oser, Fuchs McMinn, Box 1241, Erick, tus, Okla. 73521; Michael H. Phil­ 73501; Jack Lee Roberts, 313 W. 1306 Washington Ave., W eather­ Okla. 73645; Doris Lee McNeil, lips, Box 683, W eatherford, Okla. Franklin, Weatherford, Okla. ford, Okla. 73096; R o b e rt E lm e r 937 N. Seventh, Ponca City, Okla. 73096; David Eugene Pickett, 709 73096; Bob G. Robertson, Box Moses III, 201 N. F o u rth , W ea­ 74601. Vine, Altus, Okla. 73521; Patricia 204, Custer City, Okla. 73639; therford, Okla. 73096; R. K. Jr. Delitha Antoinette Needham, Anne W. Pierce, Box 254, Wa- Karen Lynn Friesen Robertson, & Kenny Louise Drury M otheral, 1801 E. Rogers, El Reno, Okla. tonga, Okla. 73772; John David Route 1, Clinton, Okla. 73601; 709 Martha, Altus, Okla. 73521; 73036; Linda Lou Trussler Neel, Pinezaddleby, Box 646, Anadar- Micheal Wayne Robinson, 2473 Joe Gordon M ott, 1721 C h e rry , Box 443, Blair, Okla. 73526; ko, Okla. 73005; Darab Pirayesh, Belmont, Salina, Kan. 67401; Woodward, Okla. 73801; B ill H. Jess Richard Newby, 1813 A, 222 N. Broadway, Weatherford, Hilda Niubo Rodriguez, 202 N. Mulkey, Box 23, Dill City, Okla. Lawton, Okla. 73501; Jack Leon- Okla. 73096; Patricia Hill Pond­ Rutan, Wichita, Kan. 67208; Ma­ 73641; Bill W. Murray, 719 N. ard Norris, 765 W. Third, Apt. er, 912 N. Bryan, Weatherford, ry Jane Rogers, 5909 Tiffany Oklahoma, T hom as, O kla. 73669; 3, Colby, Kan. 67701; Harriet Okla. 73096; Gary Lynn Porter, Circle, Oklahoma City, Okla. Terry Gayle Murrell, Box 42, Jane Nowka, Route 2, Hydro, Box 613, Poteau, Okla. 74953; 73132; Loretha Elaine Fischer Altus, Okla. 73521. Okla. 73048; Jeanne Louise Now­ James Wilford Porter Jr., 203 Roper, 113 Central Dr., Sayre, Melvin B ruce M usgrove, 1200 lin, Box 126, Minco, Okla. 73059; W. Reiman, Seymour, Texas Okla. 73662; John Thomas Rose E. Seminary, Apt. 139A, Fort Betty JaNell Wilkins Nutley, 602 76380. Jr., 1716 Myrtle Ave.N.W.,Can­ Worth, Texas 76115; J e ffre y L ee -S. Oklahoma, Elk City, Okla. Jay Wilson Porter Jr., 5711 ton Ohio 44703; Terry Umbach Musick, 1549 S. 77th E a s t A v e., 73644; Sherry Lynn Adams Nut- Gulfton, Apt. 86, Houston, Texas Rose, 415 N. Bradley, Weather­ Tulsa, Okla. 74112; Ruby Ann ley, 315 S. Oklahoma, Elk City, 77036; Rebecca Dick Powell,Box ford, Okla. 73096. McGlothlin M cB rayer, Box 492, Okla. 73644; Willard Lincoln O’­ 66, Bessie, Okla. 73622; Rodney Vicki Lynn Murray Rowland, Boise City, Okla. 73933; Z o ie Daniel HI, 702 S. 2nd, M cAlester, Curtis Powell, Route 2, Gates- Box 1227, Erick, Okla. 73645; Marie Irion M cClendon, 814 W. Okla. 74501;' Jack Ray Ogden, ville, Tex. 76528; Richard Lee Jam es Lewis Roy, Route 2, Vici, Proctor, Weatherford, Okla. Route 2, Stilwell, Okla. 74960; Power, Box 5007, Lawton, Okla. Okla. 73859; Joe Don Royal, Box 73096; Lee Franklin McClune, Kenneth Steven Oleksa, 322 Vine, 73501; Bobby Lee Price, 306 N. 458, Tipton, Okla. 73570; Lloyd Box 53, Rocky, Okla. 73661; Don Munhall, Pa. 15120. Second, Sayre, Okla. 73662; I.e- Dale Russ, General Delivery, Ray McClure, Route2,Anadarko, Charles Eugene Orsack, 1503 ona Beatrice Seal Price, Route Eakly, Okla. 73033; Gary Dean Okla. 73005; Donna Gail M cCor­ Second, N. E., Ardmore, Okla. 2, Lookeba, Okla. 73053; Evella Russi, 1517 W. Ninth, 35, Law­ mack, Box 25, G ra n ite , O kla. 73401; Winonia Darlene Hensley Flowers Prough, Route 1, Go- rence, Kan. 66044; Janice Gayle 73547; Ruth Elaine McCormick, Osborne, Durham, Okla. 73642; tebo, Okla. 73041; Daisy Ixiura Rutledge, 1808 20th, Woodward, 603 S. B ark er, E l R eno, O kla. Robert Alan Osmond, 2020 Pear­ Quetone, Box 573, Cache, Okla. Okla. 73801; Lena Kenimer Rut­ 73036; Terry L. McCormick, son Dr., Midwest City, Okla. 73527; John Franklin & Audria ledge, Route 2, Roosevelt, Okla. 504A C Circle, Robins AFB, 73110; Roger Lowell Owen, Box Ann Benton Quisenberry, 1702 73564; John Richard Rynders, Ga. 31093; Ewing R u sse ll M c­ 181, Fort Cobb, Okla. 73038; 20th St., Woodward, Okla. 73801. 201 Davenport, Borger, Texas Daniel, 816 T rum an P la c e , S e m ­ Eugene LeRoy Packard, Box 157, Ronald William Rackley, 302 79007; Brian Kent Sampson, 1227 inole, Okla. 74868. Mountain Park, Okla. 73559; S. Quinn, (.uymon, Okla. 73942; S. 16th St., Chickasha, Okla. Nova LaVange McDaugale, 218 William Edward Page, 2314 David Timothy Radcliff, Route 2, 73018; Gary L. Sander, Route W. Huber, Weatherford, Okla. Lawn, Racine, Wise. 53404; Wil­ El Reno, Okla. 73036; Shirley 1, Canton, Okla. 73724. 13096; John Joseph McDonough, liam Joe Palmeter, Box 663, Elk Ann Nowka Raetz, Box 572, Hin­ Gloria Williams Sanders, Box Box 344, Burns Flat, Okla. 73624; City, Okla. 73644; Jam es Richard ton, Okla. 73047; Phillip Keith 135, Custer, Okla. 73639; M ar­ Roger Curgus M cE lraft, 671 B a y - Parent, 2301 Avenue K, No. 3, Ragan, 2425 Swift, North Kansas jorie Louise Phillips Sauer, vue Ave. No. 4, Woodbridge, Plano, Texas 75074; Grace Gem­ City, Mo. 64116; James Harvey 11438 E. Sixth, Tulsa, Okla. Va. 22191; Kenneth Roy McEn- ma Park, 538 105 Ho Don Am Ramp, Canadian Pharmacy, Ca­ 74128; Clarence Edwin Schmel- tire, 509 W. Dallas, Broken A r­ Dong, Sungbuk Ku, Seoul, Korea; nadian, Texas 79014;Sharon Kaye zer, 7 730 H J St., Anchorage, row, Okla. 74012; A rch ie Wayne Robert Warren Parrett, 1212 Ramsey, 224 Wood Dr., Dill City, Alaska 99501; Erna Nadyne McGill, 401 Robinson C t., P itts - Modelle, Clinton, Okla. 73601. Okla. 73641; Charles Ray Ran­ burgh, Pa. 15213; Charles Allison Schneider Schmidt, Hydro, Okla. Douglas Lee & Diana Lynn dall, Palace Drug, Kingfisher, McGinnis, 1200 E . S em in ary , Apt. 73048; Sherry Lynn Schmidt, Koons Paxton, 306 W. Main, Okla. 73750; Samuel Craig Raw- 303B, Fort Worth, Texas 76115; Route 4, Weatherford, Okla. W eatherford, Okla. 73096; Donna don, 112 S. Hickok, Ulysses, Jimmy M arvin M cH aney, 304 73096; Elizabeth Ann BallSchnei- Coetta Rhoads Pearce, Box 296, Kan. 67880; Ronald Wayne Red- Madison, C leburne, T e x a s 76031; der, 929 W. Mitchell Dr., Midwest Kendall, Kan. 67857; Virginia din, 415 E. Davis, Weatherford, Garry Lee & Jerry Lea Arnold City, Okla. 73110; James Nick Ellen Pearson, 739 N. Washing­ Okla. 73096; Eddie A. Reed Jr., McKee 1010 N. C e n tra l, E nid, Schnorrenberg, Route 2, Altus, ton, No. 9, Liberal, Kan. 67901; 1712 Hudson Dr., Altus, Okla. Okla. 73701. Okla. 73521; Carol Ann Schoon­ Sherry Lynn Bond Peery,1321N. 73521. over, 2733 Carlton Way, Okla­ Larry Leon McKee, 1810 E. Harvey, Apt. 200, Oklahoma City, Eloise Wolfe Reed, Box 185, homa City, Okla. 73120; Harry Locust, Enid, Okla. 73701; Wil- Okla. 73103; Travis Elmer Pend- Davidson, Okla. 73530; John Dav­ Harvey Schroeder, Route 2, F re­ ley, Box 404, Broken Arrow, liam Arnold McKinley 3202 E. id Reed, 304-1/2 E. Main St., derick, Okla. 73542; August Wil­ Okla. 74012; Delbert Lee Roy 74110; Macki Lynn Sellers Mc- Montpelier, Ohio 43543; Sherry liam Scott, Route 3, Roosevelt, Penner, 702 W. Main, Weather­ Lee Reimer, Corn, Okla. 73024; Okla. 73564. Kinney, 1305 Meadow ford, Okla. 73096; Larry Dale Lane, No. 2, Rt., 3, Weatherford, Eleanor Hall Renbarger, Route Ernie R. Scott, Route 1, King­ Okla. 73096; Jon M i c h a e l Pennington, Box 85, Reydon, 3, Fort Reno, El Reno, Okla. fisher, Okla. 73750; Jerald Ray McLaughlin, 807 E. Com- merce, Okla. 73660; Joe Michael Perry, 73036; John Robert Renfro, 219 Scott, Box 164, Thomas, Okla. Altus, Okla. 73521; Jerry 1104-B Town Hills Lane, Hixson, N. Bradley, No. 203, Weather­ (Continued on Page 14) P a g e 14 ECHOES FROM THE HILL OCTOBER, 1969

(Continued from Page 13) Gayla Sue Winburn, Route 2, 73669; Leslie R. Scott II, 1001 Sayre, Okla. 73662; Kenneth Willow Ridge Rd., Fort Worth, Ralph Windham, 708 Sanford, Apt, Texas 76103; Marlin Craig & Class of 1969 159, Arlington, Texas 76010; Ruth DeJong Scott, 418 W. Main Travis Ray Windham, 609 Amity St., Apt. 8, Olney, 111. 62450; Lane, El Reno, Okla. 73036; Leo Sylvia Ann Richardson Scott, Box D. Stobbe, Corn, Okla. 73024; 615 N. Chick, Apt. 6, Colby, James Wink, 2944A McCart, 297, Binger, Okla. 73009; Arthur Earlene Hall Stout, 212 E. Grand, Kan. 67701; Carolyn Joan Pal­ Fort Worth, Texas 76110; Joyce Richard Self, 221 N. Market, Frederick, Okla. 73542; Wanda mer Walker, 1017 S. 13th St., Eyleen Devers Winkles, Box 133, Cordell, Okla. 73632; David Mi­ Mae Hinnen Stout, 1716 Beverly Clinton, Okla. 73601; Joseph Mustang, Okla. 73064; Elaine chael Self, 2528 N. W. 22nd, Dr.,* Altus, Okla. 73521; Bob Sugden Walker, 1500 Oak, Clin­ Paula Wollmann, Route 2, Box Oklahoma City, Okla. 73107; Paul Wayne Stubbs, Box 426, Thomas, ton, Okla. 73601. 66, Cordell, Okla, 73632; Sylvia Wayne Sexton, Hammon, Okla. Okla. 73669; Jerry Mack Sun­ Peggy Elaine Hunt Walker, Box Allen Worcester, 310 E. Cypress, 73650; John Benjamin Shaffer, derland, Route 1, Box 158, Park 61, Thomas, Okla. 73669; Robert Altus, Okla. 73521; Connie Marie 1423 Washington, Chickasha, Hill, Okla. 74451; James Lee Wayne Walker, Box 75A, Clinton Wright, Box 141, Butler, Okla, Okla. 73018. Swain, Eakly, Okla. 73033; Ken­ Sherman AFB, Burns Flat, Okla. 73625; Jerry Max Wright, 425 Gary Leonard Shell, c/o Shell neth Michael Sweeney, Box 409, 73624; Berry Wall, Box 6, Stan­ S. W. 54th, Oklahoma City, Okla, Pharmacy, Canyon, Texas 79015; Thomas, Okla. 73669; E. Leon ton, Mo. 63079; Carolyn Faye 73109. Billy Joe Shepherd, Route 2, Sykora, Route 1, M arietta, Okla. Wall, 510 Patterson, Lawton, Sandra Elaine Brewer Wright, Colony, Okla. 73021; Judy Carol 73448; Donald Ray Teague, 601 Okla. 73501; Eby Dale W alters, Fargo, Okla. 73840; George Wal­ Shields, Route 1, Sentinel, Okla. N. 12th St., Duncan, Okla. 73533. Apt. 103, Goodwell, Okla. 73939; lace Wycoff, 211 S. Broadway, 73664; Carol Lynn Shoemate, 211 Billy Mac Teels, Box 195, Richard Franklin Wantiez, 104 Geary, Okla. 73040; Joan Vondean S. W. 23rd, El Reno, Okla. 73036; Arapaho, Okla. 73620; Jimmy N. Custer, Weatherford, Okla. Wycoff, Box 220, Duke, Okla. Susan Ann Pratt Shook, 601 N. Paul Tepe, Route 2, Lone Wolf, 73096; Worn Edwin Ware, 410A 73532; John Yamazaki Yang, Box Fifth, Marlow, Okla. 73055; Dian Okla. 73655; Janice LadelleSmith Iroquois Trail, Clinton Sherman 265, Weatherford, Okla. 73096; Francis Sill, 107 E. Brooks, Terry, 1501 W. First, Elk City, AFB, Okla. 73632; Jim Edward Norma Ellen Webb York, 411 Norman, Okla. 73069; Gwendolyn Okla. 73644; Timothy Leroy T er­ Warnke, Route 1, Canute, Okla. E. Washington, Sayre, Okla, Ruth Simpson, Dill City, Okla. ry, 4012 N. Meridian, Apt. 5, 73626; Billy L. Warren, Box 73662; James Edward Young, 713 73641; Robert Austin Sisson Jr., Oklahoma City,Okla.73112;Gar- 22, Camargo, Okla. 73835; Ron­ Cinmac, Lindsay, Okla. 73052; 606 E. Rainey, Weatherford, line Thomas, Route 2, Canute, ald Dee Warren, 1911 Oregon, Betty Jane Knapp Zeka, Route Okla. 73096; Crawford Bryan Okla. 73626; Gary Lyle & Susan Mangum, Okla. 73554. 1, Canton, Okla. 73724; Cheryl Skaggs, Route 2, Willow, Okla. Louise Dowling Tigert, Route Bonnie Laura Chace Watkins, Lynne Adkisson Zimmerman, 73673; Sharon Charlene Tread- 2, Eldorado, Okla. 73537; Ro­ 305 S. Park Rd., Hobart, Okla. Box 491, Mountain View, Okla, away Slatton, Box 23, Colony, berta L. Welch Tipton, Route 73651; Jesse Davis Webb Jr., 73062; Dolores Ann Zschach, Okla. 73021. 2, Lookeba, Okla. 73053; Ruby 4313 E. 51st, Apt. 486, Tulsa, Route 5, Box 517, Claremore, Barbara Lynn Smith, Route Imogene Brinkley Todd, 1220 Okla. 74135; Bob Dean Weber, Okla. 74017;Gloria Jean Zschach, 3, Weatherford, Okla. 73096; Crestview, Elk City, Okla. 73644; 521 N. Burford, Watonga, Okla. Route 5, Box 517, Claremore, Glen Dixon Smith, 607 S. Broad­ Robert Wayne Travis, Prouty 73772; Dora Shrylene Weddle, Okla. 74017; Jack Edward Zum- way, W alters, Okla. 73572; Ivan St., Watonga, Okla. 73772; Sue Eldorado, Okla. 73537; Virginia walt, 621 N. 18th, Frederick, Wilford Smith Jr., Box 382, Ro­ Clair Arney Tribbey, Box 190, Lynn Welborne West, 106 E. Okla. 73542. bert Lee, Texas 76945; J. Willard Weatherford, Okla. 73096. Proctor, Weatherford, Okla. Smith, c/o Col. W. H. Smith, Ted Wayne Tripp, 902 E. Kee, 73096; Charles Henry Wheeler, 1504 S. Drive, Blytheville, Ark. Weatherford, Okla. 73096; Eliz­ Route 1, Shidler, Okla. 74652; ALUMNI NEWS 72315; Sammie Gerald Smith, abeth Ann Trotter, Box 55, Sla­ Roger Dale White, 618 E. Wal­ Teaching the third grade at 1112 Yuhoma Dr., Yukon, Okla. ton, Texas 79364; Mary Alice nut, Altus, Okla. 73521; Glen W ashington E le m e n ta ry , Clinton, 73099; Robert Joseph Smoral, McKenzie Troxel, 401B Pioneer C. White Eagle, 212 N. 12th St., is M acki Lynn S e lle rs McKinney Box 649, Clinton Sherman AFB, Way, ClintonSherman AFB, Okla. Frederick, Okla. 73542; Wilma (’69). She lives at 1305 Meadow, Okla. 73632; Wiley Jan Snell, 73632; Phillip Grant & Toni Jean Jenkins Whitfield, 1008 Route 1, Buffalo, Okla. 73834; Apt. 2, Weatherford. Moore Abercrombie Tuttle, Box Franklin, Borger, Texas 79007. * * * Judy Elian Jackson Soto, Box 126, Potosi, Mo. 63664; Thomas Richard Dale Widney, 814 W. Dr. Frank Russell (Ex-’65) 43, Dill City, Okla. 73641; Jerri Alan Van Meter, 329 E. Wayne, Second, Watonga, Okla. 73772; recently graduated from the Uni­ Lynnet McKinney Sparks, Route Edmond,Okla.73034;Nancy Simp­ Linda Kay Wilhite, 111 M erritt versity of Houston College of 1, Frederick, Okla. 73542. kins Vasso, Rt. 1, Carter, Okla. Dr., Elk City, Okla. 73644; Ed­ Optometry and has opened his Howard Craig Spraggins, 921 73627; Thippaporn Vilapanaphru- die Dean W illiams, College Hous­ practice in Weatherford. His ad­ N. Jackson, Altus, Okla. 73521; cksa, Box 2338, Norman, Okla. ing, Apt. 1-9, Weatherford, Okla. Patricia Ann Wright Sprowls, dress is Box 387, Weatherford. 73069; William E. Von Wicklen, 73096; Gary Donald Williams, * * * Box 437, Cheyenne, Okla. 73628; 607 E. Oklahoma, Weatherford, Box 477, Sentinel, Okla. 73664; Virginia Ray Cryer (Class of Betty Eileen Sprunger, Box 427, Okla. 73096; Eddie Ray Vowel], Richard Allen Williams, 1803 ’67) is a p h a rm a c is t in Clinton, Canton, Okla. 73724; Betty Ruth 2920 S. Carter, Amarillo, Texas Grand Ave., Chickasha, Okla. and resides at 1510 Orient St. Gresham Starcher, Box 206, 79103. 73018; Shelia Sue Willis, Route * * * Roosevelt, Okla. 73564; Patricia Carolyn Joyce West Wade, 1, Mountain Park, Okla. 73559; Living at 4913 N.W. 62nd Ter­ Lyn Startz, Box 606, El Dorado, Carson Willsie, 412 S. Merrill 401 W. Main, Anadarko, Okla. race, Oklahoma City, are J. Lyle Kan. 67042; Louis Jam es Stelting, 73005; Gary Howard Wade, 474 St., New Boston, Tex. 75570; (’63) and Joyce K. (’64) Walton. Box 9, Carnegie, Okla. 73015; Hollbrook I)r., Ballwin, Mo. Lee Ann Akin Wilmot, Box 512, * * * Herman Boyd Stephens II, 5924 63011; William Lawrence Wade, Laverne, Okla. 73848; Donald T e rr y C layton Saw yer (Class E. Newton, Tulsa, Okla. 74115; Dean Wilmoth, 1417 N. W. 21st, 206 Northwood, Lawton, Okla. of ’65) is supervisor for Her­ Marketa Louise Woods Stevens, 73501; Mary Katherine Wagner, Oklahoma City, Okla. 73106; c u le s C h em ical Co. in Olathe, Box 316, Buffalo, Okla. 73834; Box 95, Gales Ferry, Conn. James Kenneth Wilson, 310 E. Kan., and resides with his wife, Gene Alfred Stidham, Route 1, 06335; Robert Harold Wahler, Oklahoma, No. 6, Weatherford, Jenny Shinn Sawyer (’68), at 1629 Anadarko, Okla. 73005; William 4208 N. W. 43rd PI., Oklahoma Okla. 73096; Jeanne Jeanette Edward Stidham, Route 3, Ana­ Haven Lane. City, Okla. 73112; Wanda Elaine Guthrie Wilson, 1014 Farra D r.,, * * * darko, Okla. 73005. Oklahoma City, Okla. 73107. Wahnee, 906 S. W. Fourth, An­ Ronald Wayne Reddin (’69) is Janice Kay Baker Stinson, adarko, Okla. 73005; James Oran Larry Dean Wilson, 313 S. teac h in g in d u s tria l a r ts and lives Route 1, Fay, Okla. 73646; John & Linda Kathleen Moses Waites, Fifth St., Fairview, Okla. 73737; at 415 E. Davis, Weatherford. OCTOBER, 1969 ECHOES FROM THE HILL P a g e 1 5 News About Mrs. Glessner Has SWSC Alumni Ralph Magill, a 1950 South­ Second Book Out western School of Pharmacy graduate, has returned to Wea­ “Pm a Sooner Born” is the ceived her life certificate in therford as owner of the form er title of a book by Mrs. Chloe 1923. Allen Pharm acy. Holt Glessner, a former South­ Her bachelor’s degree is from Magill was employed at the western student and long-time the University of Oklahoma. same drug store while attending Oklahoma school teacher. For 40 years she taught school college. The firm was owned Now living at 4032 N. W. 15th in Hinton, Apache, Bristow, Ok­ then — and for m any y e a r s b e fo re St. in Oklahoma City, M rs. G less­ lahoma City and Amarillo, Texas. and after — by A lb e rt E ato n . ner graduated from Hinton High During the past 13 years she Magill and his wife, the form er School “back in the days when has written one other book, “ Far Priscilla Porter (Class of *52), a girl could take a county exam, Above Rubies,” and several mag­ have two s o n s -B ru c e , a s e n io r and if she could pass the test azine articles. accounting major at SWSC, and she could teach.” Mrs. Glessner’s late husband Mike, in the ninth g ra d e a t W ea­ After teaching on county cer­ was Floyd J. Glessner. Her step­ therford Junior High. tificates for four years, she began son, Bill, died in a prison camp * * * work at Southwestern and re­ during the Korean War. MRS. CHLOE GLESSNER Timothy Hunter Hoyt, who holds a bachelor of science degree from Southwestern, was awarded his doctor of philosophy degree 'Ex’ Takes Post in August at Colorado State Col­ lege. Dr. Hoyt’s dissertation subject was“Multiple Regression Models At St. Gregory’s for the Distance and Multiple Discriminant Functions.” Mrs. Peggy (Durham) Math- a general news capacity. * * * eson (ex-’61) has been named Prior to joining the depart­ James Taylor Koch has re­ public information director for ment of university relations at cently joined the staff of th e Los St. Gregory’s College inShawnee, TU, where she was editor of the Alamos, N. M „ S c ien tific L ab ­ Oklahoma’s only Catholic insti­ Alumni Review and associate ed­ oratory of the University of Cal­ tution of higher learning. itor of the Alumni Magazine, M rs. ifornia to work with the com puter Director of public information Matheson was a reporter and sciences division. at the University of Tulsa for editor for the Oklahoma Journal Koch, whose hom etow n is W ea­ the past 14 months, Mrs. Math- in Oklahoma City. therford, has a bachelor of sci­ eson prepares and distributes ence degree from S o u th w estern . news releases, is editor of the A 1963 graduate of the Uni­ He and his wife, Betty, have St. Gregory’s magazine and versity of Oklahoma, she has also three children — Lisa, Taylora newsletter, prepares various been editor of the Bristow News- and Celeste. brochures and works with news R e c o rd , a s s is ta n t public re­ * * * MRS. PEGGY MATHESON media and college officials in lations director for World Neigh­ Mike B. Dowling is a tre a tin g bors in Oklahoma City, special chemicals sales engineer for the publicist for the El Paso, Texas, Baroid division of the National Chamber of Commerce and as­ Lead Co. in Hobbs , N .M . sociate editor for Oklahoma Gas Employed by Baroid for two and Electric Co. in Oklahoma years, Dowling received his C ity. bachelor of science degree in Mrs. Matheson is a member chemistry from Southwestern in 1966. of the Tulsa Press Club, Okla­ homa College Public Relations He wrote an article, “Pre­ Association, American College venting Scale in a S o u th e a ste rn Public Relations Association, New Mexico Waterflood Opera- Gamma Alpha Chi, Delta Zeta, tion,” for a recent edition of 0}e Baroid News Bulletin. Southwest Tulsa County Demo­ crats Club, American Alumni His home a d d re s s is 2322 Thompson, Dodge City, Kansas Council and the Tulsa Univer­ 67801. sity Women’s Club. * ♦ * She was listed in the 1968 Lucille Marion Kelly Mitchell edition of “Foremost Women ('69) is teaching in Tipton. in Communications.” * * * Her husband, Mandell, is a Manager of Farm ers Co-op, reporter for the Tulsa Tribune. Warren Anton Montgomery (’69) He has been assigned to the T ri­ resides at 415 W. Third, Cordell. bune’s State Capitol Bureau in * * * Teaching in Lawton is Delton Oklahoma City. Leroy Smith (Class of '69), 25 Mr. and Mrs. Matheson reside N.W. 53rd. at 4024 Bismarc Dr., Del City. P a g e 16 ECHOES FROM THE HILL OCTOBER, 1969 Spend $2, Get Bargain

Southwestern gradu - ates and "exes” will be offered added incent­ ives this Homecoming for joining the Former Students Association. Mrs. J e s s ie Duncan, association president, said membership cards are being printed for those who pay their $2 dues. In addition, alum­ ni association decals will be presented along with the membership cards to dues-payers. Association repre­ sentatives will be con­ veniently located down - FEW TODAY will recall ever having seen Caldwell (now Mrs. John Mabry of Trinidad, town before and during a Southwestern girls basketball team, but this Colo.), Bertha Roland (now Mrs. Mac Me- the parade. photograph from the 1913 Oracle, college Phearson of eastern Oklahoma), and Margue­ Former students who yearbook, proves that one did exist. Posing rite Anderson; back row —Mary Randle (now des ire may complete the with their coach, Earl W. Riley, are (left to Mrs. Rankin Williams of Weatherford), Beulah "Join Us Now!" form in right): Front row--Dorothea Quigley, Letha Cloud and Mona Morrison. this issue of Echoes, and mail it to Mrs. Mil - Mrs. Peeler Resigns lie Thomas, FSA treas­ Wilbur Fisk Randle Dies; urer. Membership cards Elk City Position and alumni d ecals will M rs. G eorge W. P eeler (’33) be mailed to th ese mem - Weatherford Rites Held resigned last spring after 38 bers. Wilbur Fisk Randle, retired dell and Frederick. years as English instructor in Mrs. Duncan has school administrator and coach, Randle retired in 1952 as su­ the Elk City public schools. urged all persons who died July 18 in a Corpus Christi, perintendent of schools at Chili- Before going to Elk City, Mrs. attended Southwestern Texas, hospital. He was 77. cothe, Texas, due to ill health. Peeler--the former Carrie Lee Funeral services were held on for even one semester to He had since made his home in H ill - -ta u g h t one y e a r in Harrah. July 22 in Weatherford. help make FSA a strong Rockport, Texas. She w as B eckham County Teacher Randle was born in Cherokee, organization with close Surviving are his wife; three of the Year in 1967. Ala., in 1892, and came to Okla­ sisters, Mrs. Joe W. Goodrich * * * ties to the college. homa with his parents, settling and Mrs. Rankin Williams, both A field representative for Gen­ "T he best way to near Weatherford. He served in of Weatherford, and Mrs, Horace eral Motors Acceptance Corp., strengthen our a s s o c ia ­ the Arm y during W orld War I, Hensley, Norman, and one bro­ Donald Dean Wilmoth (’69) lives tion is to join u s," she and was married to Susan E. ther, W. M. Randle, Oklahoma a t 1417 N. W. 21st, Oklahoma said. Kern in Clinton in 1920. City. City. He held a bachelor’s degree Phil Tuttles Teach from Southwestern and a mas­ Quarterly Bulletin ter’s degree from the Univer­ SOUTHWESTERN STATE COLLEGE In Potosi, Mo. sity of Oklahoma. His vast career in education Weatherford, Ok I a. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Tuttle (’69) included coaching at El Reno, Volume 55 September, 1969 Number 3 are on the faculty of the Potosi, junior high principal at Lawton, Mo., school system. high school principal at Altus, Second Class Postage Paid at Weatherford, Oklahoma. Phil, a three-year football let - superintendent of schools in Cor­ Published quarterly in March, June, terman with the Southwestern September, and December. Bulldogs, is teaching drafting and serving as assistant football McPhail at CSC coach. Dr. Gene McPhail is assistant Mrs. Tuttle, the former Toni professor and director of student Abercrombie, is teaching kinder­ garten. teaching in the education and psychology division of Central Their address in Potosi is Box 126. State College, Edmond. Dr. Mc­ Phail is a graduate of Southwest- ern and received his doctor of J. B. Austin (BS, ’30) resides education degree from the Uni­ at 423 N. B yers in Mangum. versity of Oklahoma.