Class of 1964 Memory Book The University of Tulsa Alma Mater
Hail to thee Alma Mater, Gold and blue, Praise from thy sons and daughters, Old and new. Pride in our hearts, Our voices let us raise, Filled with devotion We will sing thy praise. Alma Mater, now we honor, Loyal, always true, We will lift our voice in chorus. Hail to Tulsa U!
1 9 6 4 Greetings From the President
Dear Friends,
This Homecoming we salute the members of the Class of 1964, who graduated in one of the iconic years of recent American history. From Beatlemania to the Ford Mustang to the landmark Civil Rights Act of 1964, your year brought sweeping changes to American culture and society. Of course, there were plenty of worries and woes, too – including tensions with the Soviets, escalating war in Vietnam, and ugly violence in the South. Those days delivered both turmoil and triumph in ample measure.
As it was then, it remains our mission here at The University of Tulsa to prepare young men and women to meet the challenges and opportunities of their time. That process includes a broad grounding in the humanities and liberal arts, thorough instruction in a student’s chosen major, an emphasis on service to others, and the daily inspiration of being part of a distinguished university family.
As an alumnus or alumna, you remain an important member of that family. Your example illustrates how a TU education helps to shape a lifetime of success, both in one’s career and in one’s community. Your abiding support shows that school spirit does not end with graduation. And the gifts that so many of you contribute keep TU well equipped for the future.
On behalf of today’s TU students, faculty and staff, I thank you for all that you do to uphold your alma mater and to ensure that the best traditions of The University of Tulsa remain part of our experience each and every day.
All best,
Steadman Upham President
1 9 6 4 In 1964 at TU:
President of the University: Around Campus: Dr. Ben Graf Henneke • Students rallied to the Gary Place parking lot to watch the effigy burning of the Cincinnati Chancellor: Bearcats before the Homecoming game Clarence I. Pontius the next day. The snake dance preceded the bonfire and immediately afterward everyone The Adminstration: gathered to dance to the music of Gilly and Director of Public Relations: C. F. Bales The Gales. Dean of Students: H. N. Carter • Homecoming revived the days of the Director of Public Functions: Jess Chouteau Twenties. Students wore costumes Dean of Women: Florence Stevenson reminiscent of the times and they were Vice-President: W.V. Holloway entertained by the performers of the Harry Chaplain: C. Robert Kelly Cane Club. Athletic Director: Glenn Dobbs • Tri Deltas worked to reconstruct Henry Secretary-Treasurer: John Hayes Kendall College for their float and placed Director of Alumni Relations: William Hays second. Director of Admissions: Charles Malone • Many people gathered in the union to dance Registrar: George Metzel and watch the daily floor show. Assistant Secretary-Treasurer: Harold Staires • Some of the flapper dolls met up with the bouncers at the Harry Cane Club. Student Council: • “Welcome” was the password when President: Leigh Taylor representatives from Sigma Chi met their Vice-President: Joe Pelton fellow fraternity bother, Barry Goldwater, at Secretary: Monnett Brock the Tulsa air terminal. Treasurer: Redith Kilgore • The student union was the hub for campus activities. Pep rallies, elections, dances, and Kendallabrum Beauty Queens: many other events occurred in the union Jackie Collins – Kappa Kappa Gamma during the year. It was a focal point for Diane Bennett – Chi Omega students during the day who wished to relax, Sandy Curtis – Delta Delta Delta play bridge, or study. Peggy Wilgus– Kappa Alpha Theta • Chi Omega’s “Dancing Dolls” won the Best Phyllis Killingsworth – Chi Omega Women’s Trophy at this year’s Varsity Nite Bonnie McDougall – Delta Delta Delta show in Kendall Hall auditorium. • The “Beatles” of Sigma Chi “banged one out” TU Royalty: during their Best Men’s Trophy – winning act Band Queen: Janet Rivera at Varsity Nite held March 4-7. ROTC Honary Cadet Colonel: Pam Scott Football Queen: Ann Tanner Engineers Queen: Pam Scott Basketball Queen: Elaine Leroux 1 9 6 4 Events of 1964 • The civil rights act of 1964 was signed by • Hasbro launched GI Joe, an action figure to President Lyndon B. Johnson. join the Barbie Doll for girls. • The Beatles took the world and America by • Popular films included: “The Carpetbaggers,” storm and Beatlemania went into overdrive “It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World,” “The as they released a series of number one hits Unsinkable Molly Brown,” “My Fair Lady,” including “I Want to Hold Your Hand” and and “Marry Poppins.” “All my Loving.” • JVC introduced the first VTR (Home Video • Cassius Clay won the boxing world Tape Recorder). heavyweight championship from Sonny • The electronic photo and videoconferencing Liston. were invented. • Gas was $0.30 per gallon. • A new car cost $3,500. • A loaf of bread was $0.21. • A movie ticket was $1.25. • The Boston Strangler, Alberto DeSalvo, was captured. • Warren Commission reported on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and concluded that Lee Harvey Oswald had acted alone. • The first Ford Mustang was made by the Ford Motor Company. • Nelson Mandela and seven others were sentenced to life imprisonment in South Africa. • Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. received the Nobel Peace Prize. • The World’s Fair was held in New York. • U.S. Surgeon General reported that smoking may lead to lung cancer. • “Hello Dolly,” “Funny Girl,” and “Fiddler on the Roof” premiered on Broadway in New York City. • The Rolling Stones released their debut album, “The Rolling Stones.” • Bob Dylan released “The Times They Are a Changin.”
1 9 6 4 Joe Anthis 9720 Briarcreek Drive, Oklahoma City, OK 73162 405-840-0565 [email protected]
BS International Business, JD ’66
Spouse: Carol Anthis.
Spouse’s Current job/Activities: Teacher at Putnam City Schools.
Employment: I have been an attorney for 46 years.
1 9 6 4 James Bethel 4952 East 4th Place, Tulsa, OK 74112 [email protected]
BA Speech
Family: Sons, Edward Wesley Bethel and Charles Burton Bethel.
Employment: I spent time with R/TV, OKC/Tulsa IUPU, Colorado University, South Maine College, Boca Raton, Lamar University, Tulsa Community College, and have been self- employed.
What have you been up to for the past 50 years? Hebrides (Scotland), Port Townsend, poet, screenplays.
James Bethel
1 9 6 4 Judith Drake Bilek 568 East Magnolia Boulevard, Apt F., Burbank, CA 91501-1951 818-559-3675 [email protected]
BS Special Education
Spouse: Dale Bilek, ’63, BA English. Hurdle who taught me my craft and sent me on to a wonderful life. I also remember my aunt Spouse’s current activities: Writer/poet. and uncle’s (Ben and Lucylle Simler) drug store across from TU where they served food and Family: Only four-footers, a dog, Susie, and a sodas and sold used school books to all of us. cat, Buckey.
Employment: Actor. I started my acting journey in New York City when I was hired by Gower Champion for a role in the international tour of “Hello Dolly” starring Mary Martin. From there I did numerous shows on, off and off-off Broadway, in regional and dinner theatres, and summer stock. I moved to California in 1992 where I’ve appeared in movies including “Intolerable Cruelty,” “The Holiday” and “Tales of Ordinary Madness.” I also have been in a number of television series including the last shows of “How I Met Your Mother” and “Suburgatory” as well as “NCIS,” “Parks and Recreation” and many years ago, “The Ed Sullivan Show.”
Leisure time activities: I enjoy helping at an animal rescue group called C.A.R.E. I also enjoy watching the L.A. Dodgers play, performing Tai Chi, and substitute teaching water aerobics at the YMCA.
Please share some of your favorite TU memories: I remember doing six or seven Judith Drake Bilek shows a year, summer included, and never forget my wonderful teachers, directors and friends; Dr. Beaumont Bruestle, Hank Barrows and John
1 9 6 4 George Bond 1345 Caliston Way, Pelham, AL 35124 205-482-0428 [email protected]
BS Mathematics
Spouse: Susan Bond. What have you been up to for the past Spouse’s Current job/activities: Susan is 50 years? I spent 29 years for Dupont, 14 a health consultant. years for Altec Industries in Alabama, two years running my own company and retired from two Family: I have two stepsons, Jonathan Miller companies. and Matthew Miller, two daughters, Kathryn McCurdy and Amanda Mitchell. I also have eight grandchildren.
Employment: I still am working as an Oracle consultant.
Leisure time activities: I enjoy playing golf, traveling, and genealogy.
Please share some of your favorite TU memories: I remember sitting in the stands for the 61-14 victory over OSU. I have pictures of the scoreboard.
Have you been involved with TU since graduation? I have not been involved. I have moved around quite a bit from Tulsa to Chattanooga, to Wilmington, DE, to Greenville, SC, and to Birmingham, AL.
Who or what are you most looking forward to seeing when you return to TU? I look forward to seeing whoever is there from our class, assuming I make it.
1 9 6 4 Twila Ashley Brown 3905 S. Florence Avenue, Tulsa, OK 74105 [email protected]
BS Elementary Education
Spouse: Roy G. Brown, CPA - Deceased.
Family: Son, Mark Allen Brown, three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Daughter, Beverly Ann Brown is deceased.
Employment: I was a substitute teacher.
Leisure time activities: I love to travel. I have been on every continent in the world. I am a Philbrook volunteer and was a donscent. I attend Boston Avenue Methodist Church. I am involved with the Tulsa boys home and used to be president.
Please share some of your favorite TU memories: I remember getting a lot of parking tickets!
Twila Ashley Brown
1 9 6 4 James Caldwell 4501 Mockingbird Lane, Highland Park, TX 75205 214-526-3188 [email protected]
BS Marketing
Spouse: Anita Caldwell. Have you been involved with TU since graduation? I have stayed involved by Spouse’s Current job/activities: She is a attending TU sporting events with friends and University of Georgia graduate and retired from supporting the school financially. Delta Airlines. She is now a Board of Directors member for The Friends of the Highland Park Who or what are you most looking Library in Highland Park, TX. forward to seeing when you return to TU? I look forward to seeing old friends that I Family: I have one daughter, Elizabeth C. was in school with. Caldwell-Mawby, who is a corporate attorney in New York City.
Employment: I am a retired banker with Bank of America, San Francisco, CA. I also worked for Global Government Group in Canada, Central/ South America and the Caribbean.
Leisure time activities: I am the past treasurer and current Board of Directors member for The Friends of the Highland Park Library, Dallas Sigma Chi Alumni Chapter. I enjoy domestic/international travel and narrow gauge railroad model building.
Please share some of your favorite TU memories: I developed lifelong friendships at TU and remember having outstanding professors in the business school.
1 9 6 4 Joan Smith Cotton 2600 Lynnwood Circle, Norman, OK 73072 [email protected]
BS Elementary Education
Spouse: Charles Cotton. Who or what are you most looking forward to seeing when you return Spouse’s Current job/activities: Owner to TU? I am looking forward to seeing my of VIP Limousine in Tulsa and Oklahoma City. Chi Omega sorority sisters, old friends and the updates that have taken place on campus. Family: I have two daughters, Stephanie Cotton O’Hara and Melanie Cotton Obriotti. What have you been up to for the I also have three grandchildren, Aidan O’Hara, past 50 years? After our wedding we lived Tripp Obriotti and Jack Obriotti. in Tulsa for one year, Illinois for ten years and Massachusetts for five years before returning to Employment: I was an elementary school Tulsa in 1982. Both of our daughters attended teacher in Kansas City, Tulsa, Marion, IL and Jenks Schools where I taught for 20 years before Jenks, OK for 32 total years. I retired from Jenks retiring in 2002. We started our business, VIP in 2002. I have been the owner of VIP Limousine Limousine, in 1991 and later expanded from in Tulsa and Oklahoma City since 1991. Tulsa to Oklahoma City. We moved to Norman in 2012 to operate the interstate business from Leisure time activities: My husband there but we travel to Tulsa frequently. We and I have donated from our company, VIP spend a great deal of time with our daughter, Limousine, to numerous charity and educational Stephanie, and her family who live in Norman organizations throughout the years. and also travel frequently to Dallas to be with our other daughter, Melanie, and her family. We Please share some of your favorite TU are enjoying life as grandparents to our three memories: My favorite memories are those precious grandsons. involving my sorority, Chi Omega, the parties and functions that took place there and at the fraternity houses. Females on campus couldn’t wear shorts or pants. Charles and I got married at Sharp Chapel on campus in 1965 and had the reception at the Chi Omega Lodge. The sorority houses didn’t have dorm rooms until years later.
1 9 6 4 Mary Leslie Dickerson 4870 U.S. Highway 93 South #36, Whitefish, MT 59937 405-862-0372 [email protected]
MA Modern Letters
Spouse: Charles Louis Dickerson, ’50, BM Have you been involved with TU since Voice/BME. graduation? I have not been involved.
Spouse’s Current job/activities: Who or what are you most looking Deceased but was a classically trained baritone forward to seeing when you return and worked as such in addition to teaching in to TU? At 91½, I am no longer able to travel Tulsa Public Schools. to attend the reunion, but thank you for the invitation. Family: I have three children: Diane Dickerson, Valerie Dickerson and Banfield Johnson. I have What have you been up to for the two grandchildren: Laura Banfield Evington and past 50 years? Between 1985 and 1998, Charles Benjamin Banfield. I also have two great- I went to London, toured Bed & Breakfasts grandchildren (from Laura): Skyler Dawn Sharp of the southeastern U.S., went to my 50 year and Zachary Taylor Evington. reunion of my undergraduate college in Illinois, and went to Hawaii. Despite assorted cancer Employment: I began teaching high school surgeries, I managed these plus several other English in Tulsa Public Schools in 1964. I began visits to old friends in the U.S. and relatives in at Webster High School teaching 11th grade Canada (including a private cruise to Alaska). I English and then moved to Central High School now live in a pine forest in a big double-wide in 1968 where I taught 11th and 12th grade with our two cats, in a spacious mobile home English until I retired in 1985. park. I am located 35 minutes from the west entrance to Glacier National Park which is a Leisure time activities: I enjoy traveling “go to” place for family and friends. My younger (London, Hawaii, Canada and the U.S.). I also daughter (an artist), her husband and my grown enjoy playing bridge and visiting family. grandson live in Colorado. My granddaughter and her two children live near Tulsa. I still play Please share some of your favorite TU bridge weekly, and have participated in Delta memories: I am unfortunately not involved in Kappa Gamma activities here where I served as social activities because working full-time with a chapter president numerous times. I even taught husband and two children while going to school a few senior exercise classes until last year. We took up my time. have enjoyed living in the mountains with all the lovely snow and beautiful scenery.
1 9 6 4 Betsy Kirkley Edwards 208 South Edmond, Muskogee, OK 74403 [email protected]
BS Christian Education, BA Sociology
Spouse: James Edwards.
Spouse’s Current job/activities: Retired.
Employment: I worked for non-profits from 1964 -1972 in Chicago and the City of Chicago Mayors Office from 1972 -2004.
Leisure time activities: I enjoy church activities, crocheting, jewelry making, genealogy and photography.
Please share some of your favorite TU memories: I especially remember Dr. Snuggs – he taught me how to outline.
1 9 6 4 Martha (Marty) Minear Fernalld 1347 South Fulton Ave, Tulsa, OK 74112 918-838-7018
BA Art
Spouse: Thomas Fernalld. teacher with a lot of humor. I also had a great sketch trip to Osage Hills State Park with the Spouse’s Current job/activities: He is art students league. a retired research scientist. He also enjoys art photography. Have you been involved with TU since graduation? I have not really been involved. I Family: I have two sons, one is deceased and spent a year in North Carolina and 12 years in the other lives in Norfolk, Virginia where he Buffalo, New York. works for the Navy and is a graphic artist in his spare time. My daughter lives in Springfield, Who or what are you most looking Missouri. forward to seeing when you return to TU? I am looking forward to seeing any of Employment: I am a retired fashion the students from the art department. I was in illustrator and artist. I have worked in local the art students league, presidents club, young retail stores-Frougs and Sears doing fashion democrats, independent students association, illustration and copywriting. I was the traveling and SA Sweetheart. I would love to visit with any art teacher for the western half of Craven of the folks from those groups. County in New Bern, North Carolina. I also was the promotions director for the Newspaper What have you been up to for the past Printing Corporation Credit Union in the 1980s. 50 years? Oh my stars!! I’ve worked retail art, taught school in North Carolina one year, was Leisure time activities: I enjoy painting, the traveling art teacher for the western half calligraphy and reading, especially mysteries. I of Craven County, New Bern, North Carolina, also enjoy taking care of my husband and our I have been the director for the Tulsa Garden two cats, Sampson and Fritzie. I try to attend my Center, promotions director of The Credit high school reunion activities for Will Rogers Union of Newspaper Printing Corporation. I High School in Tulsa and enjoy them greatly. have lived in Tulsa, Buffalo, NY and New Bern, NC. Also, I have taught calligraphy in Tulsa Please share some of your favorite Community schools continuing education classes TU memories: I have great memories of the at Claremore Junior College. When I was at art department and the teachers, Mr. Hogue, TU, I thought I’d be a commercial artist in Tulsa Brad Place and Woody Cochran. I consider forever. I never dreamed so much would happen. myself a friend of Brad Place and have many I enjoy taking painting classes and painting my fond memories of classes with him. He is a great spirit cats. One other thing I do from time
1 9 6 4 to time is design greeting cards for different friends of ours. Besides my husband, I live with two cats: Sampson, a handsome black and white tuxedo cat and Fritzie, a feisty tortiseshell with an abundance of attitude. The past 50 years have been wonderful, enlightening, grounding, puzzling, educational, sad, and exciting all rolled into one life.
Martha’s preliminary sketches for “Spirit Cat” Paintings.
1 9 6 4 Beverly (Bev) Harrison Gooch 2910 East 84th Street, Tulsa, OK 74137 918-810-7334 [email protected]
BA Secondary Education/BS Physics
Spouse: Richard Gooch, ’63 BA English.
Employment: Retired Teacher.
Leisure time activities: Traveling.
1 9 6 4 Roberta Scott Hamilton 645 East Okmulgee Street, Okmulgee, OK 74403 918-683-2430 [email protected]
Former Student
Family: I have one daughter, Hillary Hamilton. TU. Life was good.
Employment: I am retired. I was a public Who or what are you most looking information officer at the Indian Capital forward to seeing when you return to Technology Center in Muskogee, OK. TU? I am looking forward to seeing how TU has changed and seeing old friends. Leisure time activities: I enjoy genealogy research, traveling, writing, visiting with friends What have you been up to for the past and family and community activities. 50 years? On March 6, 1964 I lost my left leg to cancer. The doctors gave me six weeks to a Please share some of your favorite TU year to live. On March 6, 2014, I celebrated 50 memories: During my time at TU, I was a years being cancer free. member of Delta Gamma sorority and enjoyed all of the social activities. I was a member of The University of Tulsa Modern Choir, and loved Arthur Hestwood, our director. I enjoyed being a member of The University of Tulsa Student Senate; TU Homecoming Committee, 1960-1961; TU Big Name Band Committee, 1960-1961; TU Social Committee, 1960-1961; TU President’s Student Welfare Committee, (Chosen by Roberta Scott Hamilton University President, Ben Heneke); and the University of Tulsa Ballet Troup with Suzanne Bettis. The TU Varsity Nite Show was always a lot of fun. There were a lot of social activities at TU, and we were fortunate to have a lot of great bands play at the dances. We even had 14-piece big bands playing for special events. It was a great time to be at The University of Tulsa! I also had the honor of being the “Tulsa State Fair Tractor Queen” in 1960; a Kendallabrum Yearbook Beauty Queen; “Miss Tulsa, 1961”; Second Runner-up, Miss Oklahoma Pageant; and Queen of the Antique Air Show while I was a student at
1 9 6 4 Wanda Lee Estes Hartman University Club Apartments, 1722 South Carson, #2601, Tulsa, OK 74119 918-625-7300 [email protected]
MA Education, ’67 Ed D
Spouse: Roger D. Hartman. Please share some of your favorite TU memories: We moved to Tulsa in 1962. My Spouse’s Current job/activities: He husband joined the faculty and I started taking was a professor in the School of Physics and classes at TU and completed an MA degree in Engineering at TU for 10 years and a professor 1964 and an EdD degree in 1967. My favorite in Physics and Engineering at ORU for 41 years. professor was Dr. Simpson, who taught Statistics. He is now retired, and continues to do research in areas of interest. Have you been involved with TU since graduation? As headmaster of a private Family: I have one daughter, Michelle Renee school in Tulsa, I referred many of my students to (Hartman) Ward. TU and followed their progress. My husband and I were avid supporters of the athletic programs Employment: I spent 47+ years as an and attended many games. educator; I have taught in public schools in Missouri and Arkansas (1955-1962); served as Who or what are you most looking Educational Director at the Hissom Memorial forward to seeing when you return Center (1967-1973); served on the faculty at to TU? I look forward to meeting former Oral Roberts University, The University of Tulsa, classmates and faculty. I also plan to spend time Oklahoma State University, and Oklahoma in TU’s library. Baptist University (1973-1985); developed and served as Director of the Diagnostic Instruction What have you been up to for the Center at Metro Christian Academy (1985- past 50 years? Although I was born in Binger, 1988); served as the Headmaster of Metro Oklahoma, I grew up in Hagerman, New Mexico Christian Academy (1988-1998); and served as on a cotton and alfalfa farm. My teaching Executive Director for Development at Metro career actually started as an adolescent when I Christian Academy (1998-2004). conducted after-school classes for the children of migrant workers employed by my dad. My Leisure time activities: I enjoy speaking love for teaching has been a lifelong passion. I at conferences and have presented numerous believe that there is no greater investment workshops at the local, state, and national than the investment one makes in the life of a levels. I produced four videotapes on learning child, and only eternity will reveal the returns disabilities, one of which was selected for on the investment. During my 13 years of competition in the International Film Festival in working directly with children as a teacher and/ New York City. or administrator, I saw a need to impact teacher
1 9 6 4 training programs at the university level and others has been seen in my involvement in through in-service training. I became involved the Rotary Club of Tulsa since 1989, when my and shared my experience and training as an husband and I became one of the first Rotarian adjunct faculty member at The University of couples in the Club. I have served as chairman Tulsa, Oklahoma State University, and as a of numerous committees and as a Club director. consultant at Oklahoma Baptist University’s One of the projects for the Club was a “Literacy Teacher Training Program. I joined the faculty Program for Families,” which I accepted as at Oral Roberts University and developed two a great challenge and need in its “Adopt-A- undergraduate and graduate degree programs School Program” at Celia Clinton Elementary which have been instrumental in impacting the School, where almost half of its enrollment was careers of some of Oklahoma’s finest teachers— Hispanic. I designed a program that offered both in special education and regular education a unique curriculum for 5th grade Students classrooms. During my 12 years at Oral who were functioning two to four grade-levels Roberts, I served on state and north central below 5th grade in Reading Skills. This class was accreditation teams for teacher education at taught after school Monday through Thursday various state universities and colleges and was for approximately 50 days. It was so successful active in in-service training of teachers at the in unlocking decoding skills (pre-test/post-test local, state, and national levels. In 1985, I left gains of over two years) that Hispanic mothers university teaching and developed a model of students enrolled at Celia Clinton asked for Diagnostic Instruction Center (DIC) that was a class to be taught when they brought their housed at Metro Christian Academy. The DIC children to school for an hour/day and one provided diagnostic services and educational in the afternoon for an hour/day right before programming for students with learning barriers school was out. It was so successful that Rotary at Metro as well as public and private schools International selected it to be its top literacy in the greater Tulsa area. I have been a strong program of the year and invited it to be a part voice and advocate for educationally challenged of the International Rotary Convention held in children and adults for over 50 years as Salt Lake City, Utah, that year. What started out indicated by my tutoring program for children of to be a part-time volunteer challenge became migrant workers on my dad’s cotton farms; my a full-time volunteer job for two years. I then work with prison pre-release individuals who taught a class for reading-challenged students lack adequate reading skills; and my involvement one hour/day/grade level for 3rd, 4th, and 5th in providing literacy programs in the work place. graders at Patrick Henry Elementary School in In 1988 I accepted the position as headmaster Tulsa (three hours daily for 50 days). I consider at Metro Christian Academy, a state and north it a great honor to become a member of the central accredited private college preparatory Gold Medallion Society and will look forward school (pre-school through 12th grade) and to Homecoming 2014. My husband, Roger, and Metro’s program grew under my leadership. In I celebrated 59 years of marriage on August 3, 1998, I resigned my role as headmaster and 2014. assumed the role of executive director for development, where I was instrumental in raising monies for needed facilities and endowment for Metro. This same passion for life and serving
1 9 6 4 James (Jim) Haynes 413 Glen Canyon Drive, Garland, TX 75040 972-414-0435 [email protected]
BS Chemistry
Spouse: Linda Haynes. What have you been up to for the past 50 years? I was fortunate enough to Spouse’s Current job/activities: Retired. have been involved with the technology of color TV when it began to become a household Family: I have two daughters, one step son, item. I hold several US patents and technical three granddaughters and two grandsons. publications dealing with developments of the picture tube technology of that time. I was also Employment: From 1964-1973, I worked able to achieve a lifelong desire to own my own for Sylvania Electric Products in Towanda, PA. business before I retired in 2010. From there I worked for Texas Instruments in Houston and Dallas, TX from 1973-1996. Following my time at Texas Instruments, I became the owner/operator of The UPS Store in Dallas, TX from 1997-2010.
Leisure time activities: I now have time to get proficient at photography and do some traveling.
Please share some of your favorite TU memories: I enjoyed working for Jess Chouteau in the Student Union evenings and weekends. The most interesting memory I have is of Dr. Kaufmann (chemistry) writing his lectures, word for word, on the blackboard as he was giving them.
Have you been involved with TU since graduation? I moved to Pennsylvania immediately after graduation so my involvement with TU has been by long distance.
1 9 6 4 Patrick Hays 2041 Ellensburg Street, Henderson, NV 89052 702-492-9785 [email protected]
BS Management
Spouse: Connie Hays. Who or what are you most looking Spouse’s Current job/activities: Retired forward to seeing when you return to educator. TU? It has been a while since I’ve been in Tulsa so I am looking forward to seeing the campus Employment: I am a retired CEO of the and perhaps some friends and contemporaries international Blue Cross Blue Shield Association, from my days as a student. former and founding CEO of Sutter Health in California and former clinical professor at the What have you been up to for the University of Southern California. I also was on past 50 years? I spent a few years following numerous Boards of Directors. graduation in the aerospace field in Tulsa, I then became a US military officer during the Vietnam Leisure time activities: I enjoy traveling, era. After Vietnam, I went on to graduate school community service, philanthropy, music and cars. at the University of Minnesota. I then held numerous positions in hospital administration Please share some of your favorite TU around the U.S.: MI, IL, CA, back to IL, then (sort memories: Some of my favorite memories of) retirement in NV. I was fortunate enough were Homecoming, Professor Philip Howell to have enjoyed a successful career with more as well as several others, religion class, several accolades than I deserved. courses in my business major and activities with my Kappa Sigma chapter.
Have you been involved with TU since graduation? I was an outstanding alumnus of the Collins College of Business from 1996-97. I also have been involved through deferred giving to the university, the Kappa Sigma chapter at TU and the alumni magazine.
1 9 6 4 Chad Higgins 9045 East 33rd Street, Tulsa, OK 74145 918-664-0095 [email protected]
BA Speech
Spouse: Janet Higgins. Have you been involved with TU since Spouse’s Current job/activities: graduation? I have gone to many athletic Deceased (2009). games. I also make donations every year.
Family: Steve Higgins, born 7/2/1967 and James Who or what are you most looking Higgins, born 6/30/1970. forward to seeing when you return to TU? I would love to tour the campus radio Employment: I spent 35 years with the station if we still have one. Tulsa County as the director of administrative services.
Leisure time activities: I enjoy reading and spending time with my dog, Duke. I also enjoy going to baseball games with my sons.
Please share some of your favorite TU memories: I did the play-by-play on the campus radio station for the football, basketball and baseball games. I was the sports director of the TU KWGS-FM radio station. One of my most memorable experiences was when I was on the air at KOCW-FM the day Kennedy got shot. I will never forget having to make that announcement! Chad Higgins and his sons, Steve and James.
1 9 6 4 Dan Howard 16990 Seven Springs Way, Riverside, CA 92504 951-776-9605 [email protected]
Former Student
Spouse: Linda Howard. What have you been up to for the past 50 years? After graduation, I went to Spouse’s Current job/activities: Retired. Denver University on a football scholarship and subsequently returned to TU to play football Family: I have a son, Bryan Howard. until I graduated. I also became involved in bodybuilding and won the title of Mr. Oklahoma. Employment: I earned a degree in I later moved to California and became friends chiropractic medicine and worked as director with Arnold Schwarzenegger and the manager of physical medicine for the Bristol Park Medical of Gold’s Gym in Venice. During this same time Group in California. I became associated with a new organization called the Single Action Shooting Society. I later Leisure time activities: I enjoy raising became a board member and also started a quarter horses and building saddles, bits, and Mounted Shooting division, traveling nationwide spurs in my 1,500 square foot shop. with my horse, Sonny to promote the sport. After retirement, I remarried and now live in Please share some of your favorite TU Riverside, California with my wife, Linda, and 12 memories: My favorite memories include horses. field trips with Professor Paul Buck and my association with Coach Dobbs and Coach Gene Shell.
Have you been involved with TU since graduation? I was the athletic trainer for nine years and built the first weight room at TU. I also played in alumni football games.
Who or what are you most looking forward to seeing when you return to TU? I look forward to watching the Homecoming football game and seeing the statue of Coach Dobbs. Dan Howard with Clint Eastwood in “Igar Sanction.”
1 9 6 4 L. Carolyn West Hunt P.O. Box 702277, Tulsa, OK 74170-2277 [email protected]
BA Secondary Education/Spanish; MA Master in Modern Letters
Spouse: Lloyd Hunt. relented and let me stay in the class. I had many favorite professors but two of my favorites were Spouse’s Current job/activities: He is accounting professors, Dr. Clifford Hutton and retired. He worked for years as director of a my advisor, Robert Linnell. I have been indebted pharmacy for a local drug chain based in Tulsa. to Mr. Linnell my entire life as he recommended me for a faculty honor scholarship in my senior Family: I have no children. year. I did receive the scholarship and it enabled me to complete my college education. Employment: I worked in the oil industry after graduation and held many different jobs Have you been involved with TU since in the accounting area. I was fortunate in that I graduation? I have kept up with the progress was able to remain in Tulsa and yet had varying of the school as I have attended the annual experiences because of the various mergers of accounting conference hosted by the College of oil companies. I retired from Texaco where I Business almost every year since graduating. was fortunate to have been named the manager, Natural Gas Plants and Liquids Accounting. Who or what are you most looking When I attended TU, there were only three forward to seeing when you return to females majoring in accounting in my class. TU? I look most forward to seeing friends from school. Leisure time activities: I enjoy reading, cooking and enjoying the wildlife at our lake house.
Please share some of your favorite TU memories: I had worked my first year out of high school and taken night classes so I had 12 college hours when I began TU full time. I enrolled in Intermediate Accounting as a freshman and Dean Hargrove of the Business School called me in and tried to “kick me out of the class.” When I explained that I had taken six hours of Elementary Accounting already, he
1 9 6 4 Linda Freeman Jirka 1113 CR 11, Mountain Home, AR 72653 870-706-0236 [email protected]
BA Pyschology, MA Psychology ’66
Spouse: Michael Jirka. and Recognition: I Attended Rice University, two years, pre-med major B.A. Psychology, University Spouse’s Current job/activities: Retired of Tulsa, 1964 M.A. Industrial Psychology (3.7 Medical Technologist. GPA), 1966 • Received full-tuition scholarships for four of my college years, including one Family: I have two children: Jennifer Baker and for graduate school. • Completed numerous Stephen Christie. I also have two grandchildren: post-graduate classes and seminars in writing, Sarah and Johnathon Christie. video production, and systems analysis. • Graduate of National Training Lab’s Program Employment: I am an award-winning business for Specialists in Organization Development, and technical writer. I research and write grant 1972. • In 1990, I received a foreign journalist proposals, market communications pieces, web grant from the Japanese government’s Foreign content, manuals, video scripts, and training Ministry to interview over 25 career women programs. With my information technology and entrepreneurs in Tokyo, Japan. • I received expertise, marketing communications, and numerous awards and recognition for published training background, I am well prepared to speak non-fiction books. Published Book Author to the needs of both sophisticated and naïve Author of 11 technical and business books audiences. I have researched and written grant including: • The ABCs of Microcomputers, proposals for county and state government Prentice Hall • The Encyclopedia of agencies, nonprofits, research institutes and Microcomputer Terminology, Prentice Hall • small- and medium-sized enterprises—raising Human Resources: A Hidden Profit Center, over ten million dollars internationally. As a Prentice Hall • The Simon and Schuster Guide result of my efforts, the State of Nevada received to Microcomputer Peripherals • Software $6.1 million for their State Health Information Learning Series: dBASE III Plus, Wiley/Chambers Exchange Cooperative Agreement Program • Managing Today and Tomorrow with On-line (2009), Alegent Health was awarded a $384,000 Information, Dow Jones-Irwin • Miracle Babies, USDA DLT grant for rural telemedicine Rawson Associates • It’s Not All in Your Head, (2008), and three European Union Framework Dutton. Linda co-wrote and copyedited the Programme research and development grants Mastering MS Word and the FP7 Coach: vehicle received over one-million Euro each. Recently to success, eBooks published by EureBooks, a David’s Trail received an $85,000 Recreational Netherlands-based firm that assists innovative Trails Grant. The author of eleven non-fiction companies with their R&D efforts by obtaining books, I have also taught college-level courses on European CRAFT grant funding. Contractor documentation and technical writing. Education 1983 to present: Senior Technical Writer/
1 9 6 4 Editor Nebraska Wesleyan University, Lincoln, Researcher. Researched grant opportunities for NE, Fall 2010, Website Navigation and Content environmental nonprofit organization. Wrote Writing/Editing (2011-2013) • I assisted with numerous grant proposals for environmental the redesign and update of NWU’s Admissions, nonprofit organization. Developed and wrote Housing, and Student Services website content. • project descriptions for grant applications. Recommended an updated navigation structure, Edited marketing communications booklet including section titles. • Wrote and edited for Vice President. Fundamental Solutions, web pages to better fit web content delivery Omaha, NE, 2004–present, grant writer and principles. Alegent Health, Omaha, NE, 2007- researcher. Researched and wrote a number 08, Grant Writer and Researcher. Researched of grant proposals for a rural hospital seeking and wrote a USDA DLT grant proposal for a funds to purchase telemedicine equipment, an major hospital group seeking funds for their electronic health record system and a sleep rural hospitals to purchase eICU (remote lab, including the construction of a new facility. ICU) and ePharmacy telemedicine equipment. Performed numerous internet research projects Alegent Health was awarded $383,996 in the to support grant funding. Located and analyzed Fall of 2008. Researched rural health grant grant opportunities. Employment history, Geigy opportunities in Nebraska and Iowa. Bass & Chemical Company, Ardsley, NY (1968-72) Associates, Omaha NE, 2009 to 2010, grant employment representative, compensation writer and project manager. Principle grant analyst and business systems analyst Esso writer for the Nebraska Health Information Research and Engineering, Linden, NJ (1967-68) Initiative’s (NeHII) application for the Beacon employment representative. Community Cooperative Agreement Program seeking electronic medical record and health Leisure time activities: Douglas County information exchange funding for public health, Health Center, Omaha NE, 2007-08, served county long-term care, and Federally Qualified as a director on DCHC Foundation Board. Health Centers. Decision pending review by Researched and wrote numerous pro-bono the HHS Office of the National Coordinator grant proposals for long-term care facility, (ONC). Principle grant writer for the State including: computer-assisted recreational of Nevada’s application for the State Health therapy system for the elderly (development Information Exchange Cooperative Agreement and design was UNO Capstone project, Spring Program (HITECH) yielding a $6.1 million 2008); also served as DCHC steering committee non-competitive award. Served on a team chair for the CARTS project, Wellness Garden of grant writers providing HIE grant writing (design was UNO student project, Spring 2008); services to Nebraska, South Dakota, and also served as DCHC steering committee chair, Kansas City. Baxter Regional Medical Center buffet dining project, energy-efficient window and BRHF Foundation (2011–2013), Wrote replacement project ($250,000 funded by grant application for 3-D Mammography Stimulus Package) funding for service animal equipment upgrade. Wrote grant application for veterinary care, funding for outdoor furniture Community Paramedic program. Researched American Contract Bridge League, Silver Life grant content and funding opportunities. David’s Master (2013) Mountain Home, AR: Member of Trail, researched and wrote grants for an eight- Friends of the River and Friends of the Hatchery. mile extension of wilderness trail. Received Hill ‘N Hollow Quilter’s Guild, Mountain Home, $85,000 grant from the Recreational Trails AR: Served as 2011 Quilt Show Chair, 2013 Program (2013). Swanson Russell Associates, president and 2014 V.P. Night Liaison. Lincoln, NE 8/07–2008, Grant Writer and
1 9 6 4 Please share some of your favorite TU memories: I transferred from Rice University for my junior year to study under Dr. Robert Hobson in the Psychology Department. He also taught my father Douglas Freeman who graduated in 1950. I was privileged to teach his statistics class for a semester when Dr. Hobson was on medical leave. Dean Harry N. Carter saw that I had an academic and need-based scholarship from the Mabee Foundation during my senior and graduate studies. I learned years later that the Mabee scholarship was only for undergraduate work. I guess Dean Carter pulled some strings for me since I was putting myself through school. I never had the chance to thank him, unfortunately.
Who or what are you most looking forward to seeing when you return to TU? I look forward to seeing some of my fellow psychology students.
What have you been up to for the past 50 years? Five years ago my husband and I retired to our mountain home in the Ozark mountains of north central Arkansas. We’re 15 minutes from one of the best trout streams in the United States, the White River; and 20 minutes away from Bull Shoals and Norfork Lakes. We live on one acre in the country where we have cows on one side, horses across the street, and woods around the back of our home. We can see the Milky Way on a clear night and hear the coyotes howl in the distance. Very peaceful. We’re four miles from our retirement town where there’s more to get involved in than we have time to.
1 9 6 4 Harold Don Liles 4511 Aberdeen Drive, Tyler, TX 75703 903-581-2134 [email protected]
BS Chemical Engineering
Spouse: Patsy Liles.
Spouse’s Current job/activities: Housewife.
Family: 3 children, 3 grandchildren.
Employment: I worked for SunRay D-X from 1964-1971 and then moved to Texas Oil & Gas from 1971-1976. After leaving Texas Oil & Gas, I began working at Liles Engineering and Liles Oil & Gas from 1976-1989 and am currently at The Western Co (BJ and now Baker Hughes) where I began in 1989.
Leisure time activities: I enjoy golfing and fishing.
1 9 6 4 Walter Lipke 1601 Pembroke Drive, Norman, OK 73072 405-364-1594 [email protected]
BS Engineering Physics
Family: I have two daughters; Tara Crowley and Jennifer McCarty. I have four grandchildren; Davis Crowley, Drew Crowley, Ella McCarty, and Rhett McCarty.
Employment: I worked at Tinker AFB from 1964-65, 1966, and 1968-2005.
Leisure time activities: I enjoy running, walking, and traveling.
Please share some of your favorite TU memories: I remember basketball at the Fairgrounds Pavilion, the Student Union, Dr. C. D. Thomas and the Physics Department.
What have you been up to for the past 50 years? I have received several awards: SEI/ IEEE Software Process Improvement Award in 1999, Sigma Pi Sigma Physics Honor Society at TU in 1963, Phi Kappa Phi Academic Honor Society at OSU in 1968, PMI Metrics SIG Award in 2007, PMI Eric Jenett Award in 2007, EVM Europe Award in 2013, CPM Driessnack Award in 2014, Creation of Earned Schedule - Walter Lipke an extension to EVM, published book earned Schedule in 2009, Published approximately 60 articles on EVM and earned Schedule.
1 9 6 4 Robert Lorton 1 West 22nd Street, Tulsa, OK 74114 918-743-1841 [email protected]
BA Print/Broadcast Journalism
Spouse: Roxana Rózsa Lorton ’63, BA Print/ Broadcast Journalism.
Spouse’s Current job/activities: Community Volunteer.
Family: I have three children and eight grandchildren.
Employment: I am a retired publisher of Tulsa World.
1 9 6 4 James Lyon 2450 Lakewood Drive, Paducah, KY 42003 270-554-2760 [email protected]
BA Accounting
Spouse: Louella Lyon.
Spouse’s Current job/activities: Clergy, Retired.
Family: I have two sons, four daughters, and seven grandchildren.
Employment: I am a CPA and have held various positions in accounting, computers, and management, ending in an executive position. I later answered my call to ministry; MDIV Ordained Clergy UMC.
Leisure time activities: I enjoy playing bridge and reading for pleasure.
1 9 6 4 Charles Martin 902 Medinah Drive, Fairview, TX 75069 972-363-2453 [email protected]
BS Chemical Engineering
Spouse: Nancy Martin. worked in Saudi Arabia, Holland, England and Canada during my career, which has been an Spouse’s Current job/activities: Nancy education in itself. I worked in the Sun Oil is a retired registered nurse. She has worked at Refinery in West Tulsa and in their Marcus St. John Hospital in Tulsa, State Farm Insurance in Hook Refinery in Pennsylvania. After leaving occupational health, multiple doctor’s offices and the refinery, I worked for several engineering was director of nursing in Aspen Siesta Nursing companies doing natural gas treating, Home in Denver, CO. dehydration, and cryogenic expander plant designs. In Calgary, AB, I helped design Steam Family: Our daughter Pamela Martin Smith Assisted Gravity Drain (SAGD) systems in the received her MD and PhD at the University Oil Sands projects in Northern Alberta and a 1.5 of Colorado and did a three year fellowship in billion Scfd gas treating and cryogenic extraction Hematology/Oncology at Tufts Hospital and plant with residue gas compression and propane Medical School in Boston, MA, where she did refrigeration units. I loved Calgary and its cancer research and lectured in their medical beautiful mountains and so many scenic areas school. She has had several papers published in such as Banff and Jasper National Parks. the Journal of Immunology and other medical journals. She is now in private practice in Billings, Leisure time activities: My wife and I MT and flies to Williston, ND to see 20 to 30 celebrated our 50th wedding anniversary by patients each Friday. They have a son, Ian, who going to Paris and seeing the Louvre and then recently graduated from Berkley School of Music taking the fast train to Lyon, France where we in Boston and a daughter, Emrie, who will be boarded a river cruise boat and traveled to the starting her second year at Gordon College near Mediterranean Sea and Barcelona, Spain. We Boston. Our son, Chris Martin, an OSU grad, is now have a 20 day trip to Africa where we will a process engineer at Raytheon in Dallas, TX in go on several safaris (my wife loves elephants) their Defense Systems group. He has one son, and visit Victoria Falls. I hope they get the Ebola Chad, who is eight years old. This is the main virus contained before October when we are reason we are living in the Dallas area. scheduled to go. I did return to school at the Oklahoma State University campus in Tulsa to Employment: I have been a registered pursue my masters degree in civil engineering professional chemical engineer in seven states, with a minor in environmental engineering. including Oklahoma, Texas, Oregon, Washington, I did this before leaving Tulsa to move to New Jersey and Colorado. Working in oil and Grand Junction, Colorado, where I worked for gas design sometimes requires traveling. I have Mountain West in their engineering group.
1 9 6 4 Please share some of your favorite TU and paper or by computer. However, after the memories: We have been gone from Tulsa so development of process engineering simulator long that it is amazing to see the changes every programs became popular, they speeded up time we go back. I hardly recognize the TU the process so much it became much easier to campus. You have added so many beautiful new solve problems with confidence. One engineer buildings and changed the library and student could do so much more in much less time but union buildings so much it is difficult for me it was beneficial to also know how to do the to find my way around now. I was active in the calculations by hand because you understood Baptist Student Union. My favorite professors what the computer was doing and had a better were Rich Thompson and Paul Buthod in the feel for the answers the computer came up Chemical Engineering Department. I wish my with. In other words, I was not embarrassed kids or grandkids could have gone to TU, but by a computer error that did not look correct they chose other schools instead. Maybe my because a hand calculation could give an eight year old grandson will go there. However, approximate answer that was “in the ball park.” his mother is an industrial engineer from There are so many advances in engineering and Oklahoma State University. science that it is almost impossible to keep up to date unless you specialize in something and hope Have you been involved with TU since it is not replaced by something else. graduation? I took part in the TU graduate’s meetings in Denver, CO when we lived there for about six years. They also have a group that meets here in Dallas but I have not gone to any of their meetings. I don’t know if I could keep up with all the young people now and I certainly don’t want to spoil any of their fun.
Who or what are you most looking forward to seeing when you return to TU? I am looking forward to seeing some of my former classmates and catching up on their lives and families.
What have you been up to for the past 50 years? I have had many opportunities since graduating from TU that I would not have had otherwise. I am very thankful I had the opportunity to attend The University of Tulsa. I have always felt my education at TU was as good as I could have gotten anywhere and I am still proud to say I graduated from The University Charles Martin of Tulsa. I took several graduate courses at night after I graduated and they helped me to feel qualified to tackle most of the engineering problems I have encountered. I usually felt I could do the engineering work either by pencil
1 9 6 4 Russell McBroom 6415 South Louisville Avenue, Tulsa, OK 74136 918-494-7654 [email protected]
BS Mechanical Engineering
Spouse: Martha McBroom. of changes on campus.
Spouse’s Current job/activities: Retired, What have you been up to for the past She sings in senior choir and participates 50 years? I have been traveling the world in various other activities at Asbury United on business and orchestrating joint ventures Methodist Church. with a major Japanese company to build a large manufacturing plant in Tennessee. Family: I have eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Employment: My employment history includes: president at Purolater Inc., principle owner in Leedar Filter co. (sold), partner in TBarM Energy Resources LLC.
Leisure time activities: I enjoy golfing, traveling worldwide, and am chairman of the board of trustees at Asbury United Methodist Church.
Please share some of your favorite TU memories: The toughest class I took was easily Thermodynamics. I remember Professor Regenbrecht well. I also remember being a football fan and the great team of 1964 with Jerry Rhome.
Have you been involved with TU since graduation? I have been involved as a sports fan of football and basketball.
Who or what are you most looking forward to seeing when you return to TU? I look forward to seeing the great amount
1 9 6 4 Sharron O’Neil 4025 South Toledo Avenue, Tulsa, OK 74135 918-230-1953 [email protected]
BS History/MS Education Counseling, Allied Services ’82
Family: I have two children; Nancy Kathryn the bell after my last final. I feel fortunate to O’Neil and John Fraser O’Neil. I also have two have had so many excellent professors, but I grandchildren; Kaelyn O’Neil Case and Klaire especially remember never missing my Monday/ Diana O’Neil. Wednesday/Friday 1:00 p.m. O&P class with Dr. Grady Snuggs, even on Friday with a band playing Employment: Following graduation, I in the Union! traveled two years as a Chi Omega national representative. I then began a career in Have you been involved with TU since education, teaching social studies for Tulsa graduation? I have been involved with Chi Public Schools and drama at Calgary Creative Omega alumnae activities; attending football/ PreSchool in Alberta, Canada. In 1982, after basketball games and several excellent lectures receiving a masters in counseling from TU, I was in the new Lorton Performance Center. a counselor at Tulsa Community College-Metro Campus until I retired on January 1, 2008. Who or what are you most looking forward to seeing when you return to Leisure time activities: While living in TU? I can’t wait to see former classmates and Canada, I learned to ski, curl and play golf. I also the ever evolving campus! continued my college acquired pastime, bridge. (You could always find a game, any afternoon in the Union.) I have traveled in every state and every Canadian Province except Newfoundland and Labrador. Two trips to Europe are memorable, especially the one in 2000 with two of my Chi-O sisters.
Please share some of your favorite TU memories: Certainly, the time in Chi Omega as an undergraduate is a fun, wonderful and lasting memory. (My dad accused me of majoring in Chi O!) Working on the Kendallabrum; practicing for Varsity Nite; attending football games in Skelly and basketball games at the Fairgrounds Pavilion. Being tapped for Mortar Board was a very special moment, as was ringing
1 9 6 4 Robert Parker 2120 South Madison Avenue 918-518-5313 [email protected]
JD
Spouse: Carol Parker. What have you been up to for the past 50 years? I have been involved in many car Spouse’s Current job/activities: Carol clubs attending their national meets, showing is the president and manager of Executives Title some of my cars. I became the National Chief and Escrow Company. Judge for the Lincoln Continental Owners Club. I have a second home up the coast from San Family: Jennifer Baab Fraizer, Kelsie Baab, and Diego, Calif. in Carlsbad, Calf. I have traveled to James Simpson various foreign countries, my favorites are Paris, London and Rome, I particularly enjoy southern Employment: I have been in the private France. My wife Carol and I have been together practice of law since 1964. I retired in 2000 and for 25 years, and have enjoyed life together. I returned in 2006. I continue to practice real have spent years restoring the old home I have estate and probate law to this day. lived in since 1964 and filled it with antiques.
Leisure time activities: I enjoy classic and antique automobiles and travel.
Please share some of your favorite TU memories: Some of my best memories are criminal law with Kirkpatrick and his teasing of the lady students. Evidence with Ralph Thomas and his experiences in actual practice.
Who or what are you most looking forward to seeing when you return to TU? I look forward to seeing classmates in law classes.
1 9 6 4 P. Douglas Parks 2400 Mountain Circle, Bartlesville, OK 74003 918-337-2282 [email protected]
BS Mathematics/Secondary Education
Spouse: Gretta Parks.
Spouse’s Current job/activities: Church accountant.
Family: I have three children; Stephen, Mitchell and Jasmine. I also have two granddaughters; Cheyenne and Savanah.
Employment: I worked for Phillips Petroleum Co. from 1964 to 1995 and became an independent IT contractor in 1995 until 2001.
Leisure time activities: I volunteer as an income tax preparer and Coordinator.
Have you been involved with TU since graduation? I am a TU football season ticket holder.
1 9 6 4 Charles (Charlie) Phillips 2163 Settlers Way, The Woodlands, TX 77380 281-367-9598 [email protected]
BS Management
Spouse: Fran Jackson Phillips, former student. Who or what are you most looking forward to seeing when you return to Spouse’s Current job/activities: Fran is a TU? I am looking forward to seeing a couple of mother and a grandmother and enjoys gardening. former classmates, teammates and touring our much expanded campus. Family: I have two daughters and three grandchildren. What have you been up to for the past 50 years? I have spent much time with family Employment: My employment includes Gulf and career. In recent years I provided counselling Oil Corporation/Chevron as staffing consultant/ and encouragement to unemployed through a company owner. non-profit entity.
Leisure time activities: I enjoy ministering to the unemployed in the greater Houston area and have been since 2002. I also have been following Golden Hurricane athletics.
Please share some of your favorite TU memories: I remember best the Homecoming games and festivities, ringing the bell after my last final and 1964 Western Week.
Have you been involved with TU since graduation? I have been involved only from afar but my sense of pride in and love for TU have grown over the years. I was blessed to receive a great education and also meet my wife at TU.
1 9 6 4 Louise Dickey Pinkow 2815 Heidelberg Drive, Boulder, CO80305 303-494-8934 [email protected]
BM Music
Spouse: David Pinkow. Who or what are you most looking forward to seeing when you return to Spouse’s Current job/activities: He is a TU? I’m afraid I won’t be able to be there for retired Musician, performer and professor at the the reunion. We expect to be sailing in the Gulf University of Colorado. of Mexico.
Family: I have two children; William Andrew, What have you been up to for the past and Janet Alicia. 50 years? I am most proud of my activities as a chamber musician, but have enjoyed living in Employment: I am a self-employed many parts of the country. Right now we live in musician; I am a founding member of the Boulder, Colorado and I’m enjoying the view of American Chamber Players, a performing the Flatirons from my window as I write. chamber ensemble of eight members which has performed around the country. We are now mostly retired. I have also taught at the University of Georgia, Lebanon Valley College and The University of Tulsa.
Leisure time activities: I enjoy sailing, flying (private pilot), camping and traveling.
Please share some of your favorite TU memories: I remember performing and working with other music majors. My favorite professors were Max Waits, William McKee, Jeanne Gentry Waits and Bela Rózsa.
1 9 6 4 Arthur Price 6735 South Oswego Avenue, Tulsa, OK 74136 918-492-6013 [email protected]
BA Economics, JD ’69
Spouse: Trudy Smith Price, BS Elementary Education ’66, BA English ’66, MA Education Counsel ’76.
Spouse’s Current job/activities: Trudy is a retired educator.
Family: I have one son, Todd Price, and two grandsons, James (six) and Roger (four).
Employment: I worked as a computer programmer, an attorney and an investor.
Leisure time activities: I enjoy traveling these days and most of the time to New Orleans to see grandsons. I also have begun dis- investing in real estate to do more of the above. Trading for and purchasing land. It requires less of your time than rental property. Many people, when you try to purchase their land, will quote Will Rogers “they are not making any more land” to which I reply “no they are not, but the people who have are dying and their heirs are selling it.”
Please share some of your favorite TU memories: I became an Economics major on a dare. My best friend got a low grade in Dr. Owens class and said I should not take the class because I will have the same result. Loved the class, got the top grade, and changed my major.
1 9 6 4 Ray Randall 889 Clubhouse Drive, Baldwin, MO 63011 636-220-7399 [email protected]
Former Student
Spouse: Mary Randall. What have you been up to for the past 50 years? The last 13 years of my TWA Spouse’s Current job/activities: Mary career were spent flying some of the top pro was a professional athlete. She is now deceased. and college sports teams. I flew the Cincinnati Bengals, St. Louis Rams, the St. Louis Cardinals, Family: Two children; Ross and Sarah. I also and Los Angeles Dodgers almost full time. I had have two grandchildren; Kayla and Axton. a lot of fun flying those teams and made a lot of good friends. I also got to run a “kickoff” back Employment: I flew for TWA for 34 years. against the Bengals and take some turns at bat I was loaned by TWA to NASA to do some against some Cardinals Pitchers; both equally test piloting for the space shuttle out of Ames futile. Research Center near San Jose, California.
Leisure time activities: I brought a modest community orchestra up to what the New York Times said was the second best orchestra in New England. Between flights, I played in two professional orchestras over the years. I also enjoy helping run and playing in a very fine orchestra here in St. Louis, the St. Louis Civic Orchestra.
Please share some of your favorite TU memories: I enjoyed fraternity life at ATO, TU football games and AFROTC.
1 9 6 4 Sharon Calvert Reneau P.O. Box 814, Lindsay, OK 73052 405-756-8570
Former Student
Spouse: Val Reneau. Have you been involved with TU since Spouse’s Current job/activities: Retired. graduation? We attend Homecoming almost every year. My husband was a former TU football Family: I have one daughter, Robyn Clay, player and is a member of Sigma Nu. and one son, Val Reneau, II. I also have five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Who or what are you most looking forward to seeing when you return to Employment: Retired. TU? I can’t wait to see the Lorton Performing Arts Center. Leisure time activities: Singing Seniors. What have you been up to for the past Please share some of your favorite TU 50 years? I spend a lot of time doing family memories: I best remember all of the Delta activities. I also have worked at a local radio Gamma activities and winning First Place in station and have been active in my church. Homecoming floats.
Sharon and Val Reneau
1 9 6 4 Bonita Reynolds 25988 North 4020 Road, Bartlesville, OK 74006 918-333-4254
BM Vocal and Instrumental
Spouse: George Reynolds. Please share some of your favorite TU Spouse’s Current job/activities: George memories: I remember living at Lottie Jane is a Rancher. He also flew as chief Pilot for Oxy Mabee Hall and working the front desk. I also Oil Company for 38 years in Tulsa. remember ringing the bell at graduation.
Family: I have one son, Greg Reynolds, one Who or what are you most looking grandson, Dalton Reynolds, and a granddaughter, forward to seeing when you return to Macy Reynolds. TU? I look forward to seeing The U.
Employment: I taught for 32 years. What have you been up to for the past 50 years? I taught Music and elementary for 32 Leisure time activities: I enjoy embroidery, years in public schools. I also taught piano and reading and traveling. I sang in Europe one voice privately for 17 years. summer which was a great experience. I also worked as a guide at the home of Frank Phillips in Bartlesville, OK.
Bonita’s granddaughter, Macy Lynn Reynolds Bonita’s grandson, Dalton Reynolds
Bonita and George Reynolds
1 9 6 4 Jerry Rhome 3883 Morning Meadow Lane, Buford, GA 30519 678-546-0098 [email protected]
BA Physical Education
Spouse: Carmen Rhome.
Spouse’s Current job/activities: Retired.
Family: I have four children; Nicole, Brett, Christian and Shannon. I have six grandchildren; Josh, Rachel, Evert, Tristan, Jamison and Evan.
Employment: I played in the NFL for eight years and coached in the NFL for 25 years. I also coached at The University of Tulsa for three years.
Leisure time activities: I enjoy golf, pool (billiards), movies, and working out.
Please share some of your favorite TU memories: My favorite TU memory is the 1964 football season, of which I was a part of.
Have you been involved with TU since graduation? I coached football at TU for three years. Otherwise, I helped in some of the football recruiting.
Who or what are you most looking forward to seeing when you return to TU? I look forward to seeing my football teammates at TU.
What have you been up to for the past 50 years? I have been coaching and playing football.
Jerry Rhome
1 9 6 4 Francine Ringold 3215 S Yorktown, Tulsa, OK 74105 [email protected]
MA Modern Letters, PhD ’75
Family: Four children. To see more of Francine Ringold’s paper on Passions: My Children, Teaching and Nimrod go to: What have you been up to for the past www.tualumni.com/francineringold 50 years? The main thing that would be good for TU, Nimrod, and the alumni association is the documentation of Nimrod which really has developed since 1964 until my retirement this year.
I also received a Ph.D. from TU during the period of 1964-75, raised four children, published a few books of my own poetry and guides to writing.
Passions: My Children, Teaching and Nimrod The word passion has most often been associated with strong sexual desire or lust. I have felt a good deal of that kind of passion in my life but I prefer not to speak of it at this moment. Instead, it is the appetite for life in a broader sense that seems to have driven most of my actions. Moreover, the former craving is focused on an individual (unless the sexual drive is indiscriminant) and depends upon that individual for a response in order to intensify or even maintain. Fixating on my first husband— sticking to him no matter what his response, not being able to say goodbye to him —almost killed me. I had to shift the focus of my sexual passion to another and another and another in order to receive the spark that would rekindle and sustain me. That could have been dangerous; I was lucky…
1 9 6 4 Michael (Mike) Rothman Route 1, Box 675, Mount Prospect, IL 60056 847-870-8080 [email protected]
Former Student
Spouse: Jacqueline Rothman. Have you been involved with TU since graduation? In the 1990s I helped recruit Spouse’s Current job/activities: She is high school students in the Chicago area to visit retired from 34 year career in education. She the TU campus. In the 1990s – 2000s I served is a part-time international tour director and on the executive advisory committee for the travels for pleasure to our winter home in College of Business. Delray Beach, Florida. She is also a Red Hatter. Who or what are you most looking Employment: Before 1967 I was a salesman forward to seeing when you return to and in business management. Since 1967, I have TU? I’m looking forward to seeing how much worked for Pritec, Inc. as the treasurer and V.P of it has changed; if and how it has retained the of finance and sales. Since 1993, I have been the charm and essential qualities to enable students president and chairman as well as a member of to fulfill their social and educational ambitions the board of directors. there, and begin their life journeys on a solid foundation. Leisure time activities: I have been involved in public service (elected Cook County, What have you been up to for the past IL, Board of Trustees, 1973-1992; President 1976- 50 years? It started with a Cook County (IL) 1978 and 1982-1992; US House nominee in Sheriff’s letter - “Help keep the kids off drugs---” 1998) and “serial entrepreneur” founding several and I took ten years away from my office to telecom companies that survived. work with juvenile offenders to help them help themselves re-integrate in society. Please share some of your favorite TU memories: I remember Dr. Gemmell, business management. He was the professor who taught me more about working for and running ANY kind of company. I loved playing soccer on the “U,” all of the pretty girls, the “bottle” clubs, taking the Pike House cannon and especially playing soccer with the international students.
1 9 6 4 Carol Carden Rush 18300 Woodcrest Lane, Catoosa, OK 918-266-6999 [email protected]
BA English
Family: I have three children, seven grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren.
Employment: I am retired from the Red Cross Blood Services.
Leisure time activities: I enjoy volunteering for various organizations and watching my grandchildren play sports.
1 9 6 4 Marilyn Dunn Sheets 51990 South 362 Road, Jennings, OK 74038 918-399-2969 [email protected]
BA Life Science
Spouse: Don Sheets.
Spouse’s Current job/activities: Don is retired from American Airlines.
Family: I have two children: Darren Sheets and Craig Sheets. I also have five grandchildren: Michael Graves, Eric Sheets, AJ Sheets, Allyssa Sheets and Jana Sheets.
Employment: I am retired from Cleveland, Oklahoma Public School System, Science Department Head. I taught Physical Science and Biology I.
Leisure time activities: I enjoy following all my grandchildren’s activities: academic, sports and church. I also enjoy helping children with everyday operations of businesses. My husband and I enjoy traveling, sight-seeing and museums. I enjoy reading now that I have the time to do it.
1 9 6 4 William (Bill) Shewey 1507 Tahlequah Drive, Enid, OK 73703 580-233-3029 [email protected]
BS Mathematics
Spouse: Jana Shewey original Partners in the Sky at Vance Air Force Base in 1996. I have also been an honorary Family: I have three children, Brian Shewey, commander at the base. Jeffrey Shewey, and Jennifer Crenshaw. I also have five grandchildren, Megan Shewey, Katie Shewey, Rachael Shewey, Ryan Crenshaw, and Kyle Crenshaw. Jeffrey passed away seven years ago.
Employment: I began work at First National Bank of Tulsa where I stayed for 14 years until I moved to Enid and joined Central National Bank as a senior vice president in 1978. Although I am semi-retired, I still work at Central National Bank as senior vice president of correspondent banking. I currently am the mayor of Enid, a member of the Mayors Council of Oklahoma and a board member of the Oklahoma Municipal League.
Please share some of your favorite TU memories: Playing football for the Golden Hurricane.
What have you been up to for the past 50 years? I have committed most of my time to the city of Enid, Vance Air Force Base and to my church. I currently serve as Bill Shewey the vice president of government relations for the Air Force Association, Chapter 214, in Enid. I have volunteered my time to countless other community organizations in Enid as well. My commitment to Vance Air Force Base was recognized when I was named one of the
1 9 6 4 Ronald Sine 213 Bluegrass Drive, Hendersonville, TN 37075 615-824-1996 [email protected]
BS Marketing
Spouse: Betty Sine. Leisure time activities: My leisure time is filled with golf and watching the Braves play Spouse’s Current job/activities: Betty baseball. I have made some really nice golf trips, received a two-year associates degree in and of course, a lot of our business meetings business from The University of Tulsa in l961. with Kodak included golf outings. We have She worked for Marathon Oil Company while traveled out of the country on some very nice we were in Tulsa; then Humble Oil in Fort Smith, trips. We have also traveled with TU friends to Arkansas. She also worked for the law firm of out-of-town football games. We have been to Warner, Warner, Ragon and Smith in Fort Smith Mobile, Alabama a couple of times when the when the Humble Oil Office closed. When we team played in bowl games, to Boise, Idaho, moved to Memphis she worked for a law firm, Bowling Green, Ohio and to Memphis, Tennessee then for the Boy Scouts of America. When we which we have done a couple of times. We try moved to Nashville, she worked in the Sumner to come to some basketball games also. We County School System until she retired in 2004. have been very blessed to be able to travel. We enjoyed watching our kids play sports as they Family: We have two children, Brad Sine living were growing up and watch the grandchildren in Bowling Green, KY and our daughter, Jennifer when we can. Mathis lives in Mullica Hill, NJ. Brad has a son, Tucker, who is 18 and is a senior in high school. Please share some of your favorite TU They also have twin boys, who are eleven and memories: Some of my favorite years were in middle school. Our daughter also has a set playing football while I was at TU. I also was of twins, a boy and a girl, who are also eleven, able to coach a little my senior year with the but going into fifth grade. These two sets of freshmen Team. When I was at TU, the football twins were born on the same day, same year players lived in Memorial Hall, which is no only about four hours apart. Our daughter’s more!!! twins were preemies, but doing great. All of our grandchildren are a real blessing to us. Have you been involved with TU since graduation? As I have stated before, we try to Employment: When I graduated from The follow the football team and basketball team as University of Tulsa, I took a job with National much as we can. Gypsum Company in Fort Smith, Arkansas. In l966 I took a job with Eastman Kodak Company that took me to Memphis, TN and then on to Nashville, TN, where we have lived ever since.
1 9 6 4 Who or what are you most looking forward to seeing when you return to TU? Seeing old friends and family that live in Tulsa and to see how much the campus has changed since we went to school.
What have you been up to for the past 50 years? Our travels took us to Alaska, Israel, Greece, Italy, Turkey, Normandy, which was very impressive, and many of the other European and Scandinavian countries. Probably the most exciting thing in our lives other than our children being born was our two sets of twins that were born on the same day, four hours apart in 2003. One set was born in Bowling Green, KY and the other set was born in Little Rock, AR. By far St. Vincent Hospital in Little Rock, AR has the most wonderful NICU for preemies that we know of. They took very good care of the preemies. Ronald’s grandchildren
Ronald and Betty Sine with friends
1 9 6 4 Robert (Stu) Stewart 10806 Holly Springs, Houston, TX 77042 713-784-1918
BS Chemical Engineering
Spouse: Doris A. Stewart.
Employment: I am an attorney and have my own practice, L.H. (Stu) Stewart, P.C.
Please share some of your favorite TU memories: I remember captaining the football team my junior and senior years.
1 9 6 4 Rita Payne Sullivan 2442 East 47th Place, Tulsa, OK 74105 918-749-7036 [email protected]
BS Print/Broadcast Journalism
Spouse: Richard Sullivan, BSBA ’58 of fun times at TU sporting and social events and with my smart and talented Kappa Kappa Family: I have two step-children, three Gamma sisters. grandchildren, and a great grandchild. Have you been involved with TU since Employment: My professional career graduation? My wonderful husband, Richard, spanned over 30 years in the oil industry and I were married on October 18, 1974 and are including Employment Manager with Skelly Oil, looking forward to celebrating our 40th wedding Compensation and Employment Manager with anniversary at this year’s TU Homecoming which Getty, and Human Resources Manager as well as seems most appropriate since we are both Manager of Corporate Services with Texaco. TU graduates, have been involved in many TU activities since graduation including serving as Leisure time activities: I have enjoyed officers in the TU Alumni Association, and our participating and serving as an officer in many wedding 40 years ago was at Sharp Chapel. We professional and civic organizations throughout love TU athletics and have been season ticket my career. After trying numerous exercise holders in football and basketball and members programs and sports, tennis remains my favorite of the Hurricane Club throughout our married physical exercise as well as providing great stress life. relief. Who or what are you most looking Please share some of your favorite TU forward to seeing when you return to memories: I have wonderful memories of and TU? I am very much looking forward to visiting will be forever grateful to Coach Glenn Dobbs with classmates. for giving for giving me a full athletic scholarship so that I could come from Memphis to The University of Tulsa. Additionally, many fond memories of Ed Johnson, head of the School of Journalism, and our great journalism classes in the prefab buildings that when it got too cold in the prefabs would move to coffee/learning in the Student Union. My appreciation of our talented band director, Dwight Dailey, as well as the many outstanding professor we were so fortunate to have at TU. Lastly, all the fabulous memories
1 9 6 4 Charles Yadon 7214 South Atlanta Avenue, Tulsa, OK 74136 918-619-9887 [email protected]
BS Management
Spouse: Marion Moody Yadon, BS Home Who or what are you most looking Economics ’70. forward to seeing when you return to TU? I look forward to seeing our new Spouse’s Current job/activities: She is and improved campus as well as renewing old the CFO of our finances and she loves to travel. friendships.
Family: I have two sons, Robert and Lee. I also What have you been up to for the past have one granddaughter, Rachael. 50 years? I have been blessed with successful business opportunities and many wonderful Employment: My employment history friends. includes work as a Xerox Account Rep., Commercial Real Estate Broker and owner of a luxury bed & breakfast Inn located in Sedona, Arizona.
Leisure time activities: I enjoy golfing, traveling, and enjoying our many friends and family.
Please share some of your favorite TU memories: I remember the Sigma Chi Fraternity, my great professors and developing lifelong friends.
Have you been involved with TU since graduation? I was president of the Golden Hurricane Club from 1989-1990. I am also a football and basketball season ticket holder.
1 9 6 4 In Memoriam
Arthur Abbe Shirley Crawford Regina Holloway Joseph Adams Margaret Crider Jay Howard James Agnew Dorothy Crowder Elizabeth Huffman Buford Allen Jay Dalton Jack Jackson Herbert Anderson Don Davis Sam James Larry Anderson Peter Dimperio Tom Jerome Paul Anderson William Douglass Robert Jones John Baker Carlos Ellson Donna Kester Malcolm Bass Margaret Ewing Jack Knippa Donald Bassett John Ferguson G. “Larry” Kohl David Bilyeu Jimmy Franks Barry Koonce Landon Bilyeu Beulah Frantz Sybie Lambert Charles Birtcil J. William Freeman Ralph Landrum Robert Bowker Rena Fry Claire Lanham Bernal Brock Ann Gibbons Kevin Law Delbert Brock Kenneth Hale Stephen Lay Dorothy Brown Allen Harjo Robert Lee Harold Brown Samuel Harris Luther Long Phillip Bryant Herbert Hartz William Lyon Susan Bullock Arnold Hartzog Genevieve Majercik Ronald Castleberry James Henry August Mason Howard Childers Tom Henson Thomas Matthews Loretta Collier Adam Heslep William Mauldin Charles Conley Gary Hevelone Wilbur Maxeiner Rollo Conner Ruth Holcomb Violet McClain
1 9 6 4 In Memoriam
Betty McCormick Ralph Rolston Harvey Watkins Kenneth McGill Carol Rorschach Samuel Weaver Arthur McNatt Larry Rothenbuhler Gerald Westby O. L. Mistler Alma Russell Rena White Barney Mitchell Ann Shands Ray Whitsitt Fred Mock Michael Shearer Mary Wright Harold Monlux Ewing Sheridan Sue Montgomery Robert Sherrill Roger Moore G Sibley Hiram Myers David Sipes Roger Olsson David Smoot Jesus Orta Paul Snyder Merylene Owens M Speer Curtis Parks Lillard Stearns W Patterson Herman Steinbuchel Harriet Peacher Larry Stilley Virginia Perett Bruce Taylor Jim Perkins Lawrence Taylor Ainslie Perrault Wayne Tharp Doris Rayson Richard Titterington Robert Riddle Madeleine Turpin M. A. Riggs Jack Twist Olga Robbins Ted Vogle Ruth Roberts Robert Wagner John Robohm John Washburn
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the university of tulsa
I-244 E. 3RD STREET Map Key Hurricane Express = Shuttle Stops = Blue Shuttle: M-F, 7 a.m to 5:30 p.m. 12 = Gold Shuttle: M-F, 7 a.m to 5:30 p.m. = Emergency = Inner Campus Loop: M-F, 8 a.m to 10 p.m. Phone/Strobe 62 88 Shuttle routes and times subject to change. = Bicycle Racks = Parking Lots E. 4TH STREET 39 E. 4TH STREET 4th & College 7 Keplinger/Rogers Lot North Lot 67 E. 4TH PLACE E. 4TH PLACE 89 UMC 4th & 20 College 66 Lot 90 M-F South 79 91 Lot 25 92 22 42 E. 5TH STREET 26 Phillips 2 34 73 Lot 3 18 53 McFarlin 37 11 Lot 32 31 16 Union Lot 5 4 E. 5TH PLACE Lorton Performance 81 52 8 LPC Lot Center Lot 50 49 48 47 46 79 51 14 1 28 75 24 19 E. 6TH STREET 21 76 36 77 72 38 35 Delaware 59 23 17 Lot - Harwell Lot 27 6 Lorton 30 41 63 55 54 57 64 65 72 Lot BLUE ROUTE Mabee West 29 Westby 9 Lot Mabee 45 15 87 56 Harvard Lot 40 East 70 West Lot Lot Suites 43 80 78 LaFortune Lot 44 13 Lot S. GARY S. FLORENCE S. GARY PLACE Case E. 8TH STREET E. 8TH STREET Lot 33 85 69 Lorton GOLD ROUTE 84 Village 71 Lot 68 60 Reynolds 75 86 Center TUCKER DRIVE 58 83 61 82 Lot 10
74 Campus Corner S. HARVARD S. COLUMBIA (Bookstore) S. DELAWARE E. 11TH STREET
TU MAIN CAMPUS 24. Lorton Performance Center 48. House 3: Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority 72. Collins Family Softball Complex 1. Albert Plaza 25. Mabee Legal Information Center 49. House 4: Kappa Delta Sorority 73. Collins Fitness Center 2. Alexander Health Center 26. Mary K. Chapman Center 50. House 5: 5th Place House 74. H.A. Chapman Stadium 3. Allen Chapman Student Union 27. McClure Hall 51. House 6: Delta Delta Delta Sorority 75. Hardesty Sports & Recreation 4. Annex East 28. McFarlin Library 52. House 7: Chi Omega Sorority Complex 5. Annex West 29. Music Annex 53. John Mabee Hall 76. Harwell Field 6. Bayless Plaza 30. Oliphant Hall 54. Kappa Alpha Fraternity 77. Harwell Tennis Courts 7. Boesche Legal Clinic 31. Phillips Hall 55. Kappa Sigma Fraternity 78. Hurricane Athletic Building 8. Center for Global Education 32. Rayzor Hall 56. LaFortune House 79. Hurricane Track/Soccer Stadium 9. Central Plant 33. Rogers Fountain 57. Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity 80. Mabee Gym/Athletics 10. Chapman Commons 34. Samson Plaza 58. Lorton Village Apartments 81. Multi-Purpose Field 11. Chapman Hall 35. Sharp Chapel 59. Lottie Jane Mabee Hall 82. Reynolds Center 12. Child Development Center 36. Sharp Plaza 60. Mayo Village Apartments 83. Skelly Field 13. Collins Hall/Shaw Alumni Center 37. Stephenson Hall 61. Mayo Village Student Activities Center 84. Soccer Practice Field 14. Dietler Commons 38. Tyrrell Hall 62. Norman Village Apartments & Clubhouse 85. Siegfried Plaza 15. Fisher Hall East 39. University School 63. Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity 86. Thomas Plaza 16. Hardesty Hall (under construction) 40. Westby Hall 64. Seventh Street House CAMPUS MINISTRIES 17. Harwell Hall 41. Zink Hall 65. Sigma Chi Fraternity 87. Baptist Student Center 18. Helmerich Hall STUDENT HOUSING 66. University Square Apartments - South 88. Hillel House 19. Jackson Commons 42. Brown Village Apartments 67. University Square Apartments - West 89. Muslim Student Association 20. John Rogers Hall 43. Pat Case Dining Center ATHLETIC FACILITIES Prayer House 21. Kendall Hall 44. Fisher Hall South 68. Athletic Ticket Office 90. Newman Center 22. Keplinger Hall 45. Fisher Hall West Suites 69. Case Athletic Complex 91. United Ministries Center 23. Lorton Hall 46. House 1: Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority 70. Case Tennis Center 92. Wesley Foundation 47. House 2: Delta Gamma Sorority 71. Chapman Plaza The University of Tulsa Fight Song
Down the field to victory On Tulsa on. Fight on university, battle on and on. March to the goal line, oh Tulsa, Score on mounting score. March to the goal line, oh Tulsa, Let the Hurricane roar. Drive those Bulls back and back, On Tulsa on! Gold, blue, and red, go right ahead, Down the field to victory!
1 9 6 4 C e elebrate Our Heritag
Remembering the past as we look to the future this Homecoming. We are asking all alumni to check their closets and attics for long forgotten TU items that may be donated to the TU Heritage Committee. Memorabilia comes in many forms including programs, uniforms, t-shirts, Greek items and photos. All help tell our story. Every TU-related item has significance, so do not overlook any from your college days. Donations will be properly preserved and may be displayed. Items can be delivered to Collins Hall or mailed to: The University of Tulsa, Office of Alumni Relations, 800 South Tucker Drive, Tulsa, OK 74104. Any questions may be directed to Amy Dodson at 918-631-3724 or [email protected]