OKLAHOMA STATE GOVERNMENT

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(Data current October, 1992) ACCOUNTANCY BOARD, OKLAHOMA STATE BOARD OF PUBLIC Robert D. Ltmdgren, C.P.A., Chair ...... Tulsa Jimmie L. Cole, C.P.A., Vice Chair...... Oklahoma City Harold L. Russell, C.P.A., Secretary ...... Oklahoma City William F. Eubank, C.PA ...... Ponca City J. Gay Minnix, C.P.A ...... Clinton Charles W. Carroll Sr.,C.P.A...... Enid C. Joe Williams, C.P.A ...... Tulsa

Department •• Oklahoma State Board of Public Accountancy, 4545 N. Lincoln Blvd., Suite 165, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-2397. Administration •• Diana Collinsworth, Executive Director, Edith Steele, Deputy Director. Personnel·· 8 non merit, unclassified employees. History and Function •• The first accountancy law was enacted by the Legislature in 1917 and the Board was recreated by the Legislature in 1986 in accordance with the Oklahoma Sunset Law to administer the provisions of the Public Accountancy Act for the protection of the public. The Board is composed of five certified public accountants and one public accountant who serve for five-year terms and one lay member who serves coterminous with the Governor. All members are appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the Senate, and are responsible for promulgating rules of general application, setting forth guidelines for agency operations and governing the professional practices of the registrants. The agency is self-supporting through fees.

ACCREDITING AGENCY, STATE E. R. Jeffers, Chair ...... Oklahoma City Sandy Garrett, Superintendent of Public Instruction, or designee, (ex officio) Vice Chair Elmore Meshew ...... Oklahoma City Hans Brisch, Ph.D., Chancel/or, State Regents for Higher Education or designee, (ex officio) Roy Peters, Ed.D., Director, State Department of Vocational and Technical Education, or designee, (ex officio).

Department •• State Accrediting Agency, Veterans Memorial Building, 2311 N. Central, P.O. Box 53067, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73152. Telephone (405) 521-3807. Administration •• Michael L. Seymore, Director. History and Function •• The Agency was established in 1949 and is responsible for the approval and the monitoring of education and training programs for veterans, their dependents, active duty military and reservists in the State of Oklahoma.

AERONAUTICS COMMISSION, OKLAHOMA Paul B. Odom Jr., Chair ...... Oklahoma City Stan Stamper, VICe Chair ...... Hugo Robert L. Triplett, Secretary ...... Tulsa Joe Cunningham ...... Cookson Howard Fowler ...... Shawnee William Hamilton ...... Lawton

Department •• Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission, Department of Transportation, 200 N.E. 21st, B-7 First Floor, Oklahoma City 73112. Telephone (405) 521-2377. Administration •• Revere A. Young, Director; Nancy Reese Barrett, Deputy Director; Dawn Collier, Business Manager; Walter Strong, Airport Specialist. History and Function •• The Commission was created in 1963 by the Legislature to "encourage, foster and assist in the development of aeronautics in this State," which includes financial participation in airport development projects. Legislation in 1976 included the Commission as part of the Department of Transportation but stipulated that its powers and duties remain as previously defined by the Statutes.

232 AGRICULTURE, DEPARTMENT OF Gary L .. Sherrer, President .••...... Snow Tom GillillJJl ...... Newcastle Jimmy Harrel ...... Leedey Vrrgil Jurgensmeyer ...... MillJDi Dean Smith ...... Hydro

Department -- 2800 North Lincoln, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-3864. Agriculture Statistics Telephone (405) 525-9226. Administration -- Gary L. Sherrer, Commissioner; Sharon Higbie, Executive Secretary; Charles W. Anderson, Assistant Commissioner; Coy Morse, Director, Administrative Services; Robert Hartin, D.V.M., Director, Animal Industry Division; Sue Cannon, Director, AgriculbJral Laboratory; Roger Davis, Director, Forestry Division; A.L. Bonner, Director, Plant Industry and Consumer Services; Anna Belle Wiedemann, Director, Market Development Division. Personnel -- 497 clas., 54 unclas., 39 temps. History and Function -- The State Board of Agriculture was established by the Oklahoma Constitution in 1907. The first Legislature, in 1909, made the office of president of the Board elective, but in 1949 the Legislature returned it to appointive status. The five-member Board is appointed by the Governor and the Board elects its president, who is also the Commissioner. The State Department of Agriculture enforces rules and regulations relating to the agricultural industry. It is also involved, nationally and internationally, in marketing and promoting Oklahoma agricultural products in an effort to improve the economy of Oklahoma. As originally established, the duties of the Board are related primarily to jurisdiction over matters concerned with animal industry and animal quarantine regulations.

Board of Control -- Bureau of Standards Administration -- Sue Cannon, Director; Charles W. Anderson, Ray O. Elliott, Assistant Directors; Ken Fraley, State Metrologist. History and Function -- This board is authorized to determine the standards of weights, measures and tests of all kinds. Function of the bureau is within the Department of Agriculture. Office -- 2800 N. Lincoln Boulevard, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-3864, ext. 374.

ALCOHOL AND DRUG INFLUENCE, BOARD OF TESTS FOR Kurt M .. Dubowski, Ph.D., designee of Dean, University of Oklahoma College of Medicine, Chair (ex officio) James M. Cox, Chief, Midwest City Police Department ...... Midwest City John Whetsel, Chief, Choctaw Police Department ...... Choctaw Kenneth Vanhoy, designee of Commissioner of Public Safety (ex officio) Don Flynt, designee of Director, Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation (ex officio) Joan K. Leavitt, M.D., Commissioner of Health, or designee (ex officio) Johnny F. Dirck, Director, Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training, or designee (ex officio) Department -- State Department of Public Safety, Robert R. Lester Training Center, 3600 Martin Luther King Ave., P.O. Box 11415, Oklahoma City 73136. Telephone (405) 271-2270. Administration - Dr. Kurt M. Dubowski, State Director and Chairman of the Board; Emmett Goodson, Administrative Assistant. History and Function -- Created by the Legislature, the Board began functioning January I, 1969. Recreated by the Legislature in 1982 with a name change and expanded responsibilities, it is the state agency charged with the authority and responsibility for approving laboratories for analysis of alcohol and other intoxicating substances in blood, breath, saliva, and urine under the Oklahoma Chemical Tests Act for traffic law enforcement purposes; issuing permits to persons qualified to conduct such tests; approving methods, techniques, devices, equipment, and records for such tests and for collection and handling of specimens.

233 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LAWS ENFORCEMENT COMMISSION

Jim Hughes, Chair ...... Altus Jacque J. Brawner, VICe Chair ...... Oklahoma City Carlos J. Chappelle ...... Tulsa Al Cherry ...... Hugo Rick D. Farmer ...... Tahlequah Robert Lester ...... Norman Robert F. Maynard ...... Shawnee

Department -- Alcoholic Beverage Laws Enforcement Commission, Oklahoma Farm Bureau Bldg., 2501 N. Stiles, 3rd Floor, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-3484. Administration -- Ron L. Willis, Director; Charles J. Weaver, Assistant Director; Gary Davidson, Chief Management Analysis; Kurt Morgan, Chief Counsel; A. Keith Burt, Business Manager. History and Function -- Created by the 28th amendment to the Oklahoma Constitution, the Commission consists of seven members appointed by the Governor, who in turn appoint the director, all subject to the advice and consent of the State Senate. The purpose of the Commission is viewed as an exercise of the police power of the State of Oklahoma for the protection, welfare, health, peace, temperance and safety of the people of the State and for the purpose of licensing and regulating the liquor industry. The Agency enforces the Oklahoma Beverage Control Act.

ANATOMICAL BOARD OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA

Joe G. Wood, Ph.D., Chair, Department of Anatomy, College of Medicine, University of Oklahoma, or designee (ex offICio)., Chair. Joe Gnybowski, Ph.D...... Edmond Mary R. Whitmore, Ph.D...... Norman Kyung Chung, Ph.D., designee of Dean, College of Medicine, University of Oklahoma (ex offICio). Kirby L. Jarolim, Ph.D., Chair, Department of Anatomy, College of Osteopathic Medicine, Oklahoma State University, or designee (ex officio) Daniel Overack, Ph.D., designee of Dean, College of Osteopathic Medicine, Oklahoma State University (ex officio)

Department -- State Anatomical Board, P.O. Box 26901, Oklahoma City, OK 73190. Telephone (405) 271-2424. Administration -- Pam Lawson, Executive Secretary. Personnel -- 0 non-merit employees. History and Function -- Created by the 1935 Legislature, the Board is composed of deans, or their designees, of each accredited medical school and osteopathic medical school within the state; heads of the Department of Anatomy and two persons appointed jointly by the presidents of institutions of higher education with programs other than medical which require, on a regular basis, human and anatomical material, provided they have been approved by the State Regents for Higher Education. Board functions are to provide for the collection, preservation, storage, distribution, delivery, recovery for users, cremation and final disposition of all dead human bodies used for health science education and research in the State.

APPORTIONMENT COMMISSION Composed of the Attorney General, Superintendent of Public Instruction and the State Treasurer. In case the Legislature failed to make the legislative apportionment within 90 days following each Federal Decennial Census, this commission would function by default.

234 ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEY, OKLAHOMA

Advisory Board Paul Benefield ...... Norman Ken Bloom ...... Altus Don Brown, Ph.D ...... Stillwater Paul Minnis, Ph.D ...... " Norman George Odell, Ph.D...... Tulsa Towana Spivey ...... Lawton (Two vacancies)

Department -- The University of Oklahoma, 1808 Newton Drive, Room 116, Norman, 73019. Telephone (405) 325-7211. Administration -- Don G. Wyckoff, Director; Robert L. Brooks, State Archaeologist. History and Function -- Created in 1970, the Survey excavates historical sites, ruins, mounds; publishes findings; keeps and displays relics; maintains Archaeological programs; does Anthropological research and all under the direction and supervision of the Board of Regents of the University of Oklahoma.

ARCHITECTS AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS,BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF LICENSED Joseph R. Colemen, Chair ...... Tulsa Wendell V. Locke, Secretary-Treasurer ...... Oklahoma City Donna Canter ...... Norman Frank L. Davies, Jr...... Enid Ben Graves ...... " Norman Perry L. Horacek ...... Lawton Georgia A. Muenzler ...... Edmond Dale L Toedt ...... Tulsa

Department -- Board of Governors of Licensed Architects and Landscape Architects of Oklahoma, 6801 N. Bdwy., Suite 201, Oklahoma 73116-9037. Telephone (405) 848-6596. Personnel -- 3 non-merit, unclassified employees. Administration -- Jean Williams, Executive Director. History and Function -- Established by the Legislature in 1925, the Board is responsible for the examination and licensing of architects and landscape architects after determining their eligibility. It also regulates the practice of architecture and landscape architecture with power to suspend, revoke, deny, refuse to renew, or reinstate licenses. The Board is self-sustaining through collection of fees.

ARCHIVES AND RECORDS COMMISSION Louis Coleman, Chair ...... Idabel Robert L. Clark Jr., State Librarian, or designee, Vice Chair and Secretary (ex officio) Jack Mildren, Lieutenant Governor, or designee (ex officio) ...... Oklahoma City Clifton H. Scott, State Auditor and Inspector, or designee (ex offICio) .... Oklahoma City Claudette Henry, State Treasurer, or designee (ex officio)

Department -- Oklahoma Department of Libraries, 200 N.E. 18th, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-2502. History and Function -- Composed of the State Librarian as Vice Chairman and Secretary, the Lieutenant Governor, the State Auditor and Inspector, and the State Treasurer, with one member appointed by the Governor who serves as chairman, the Commission authorizes the destruction or other disposition of records of state agencies, boards, commissions or institutions.

235 ARKANSAS-OKLAHOMA ARKANSAS RIVER COMPACT COMMISSION Oklahoma Commissioners Blaine Miller ...... Cookson 1. Denny Moffett ...... Tulsa Patricia P. Eaton, Executive Director, Oklahoma Water Resources Board (ex officio)

Department -- Water Resomces Board, P.O. Box 53585, Oklahoma City 73152. Telephone (405) 271-2555.

ARKANSAS RIVER BASIN INTERSTATE COMMITTEE

Committee Members E.R. Albert ...... Tulsa Coleman B. Fite ...... Muskogee James M. Heagley, Jr...... Tulsa Robert S. Kerr, Jr...... Oklahoma City Harold Scoggins ...... Muskogee

Department -- Arkansas River Basin Interstate Committee, 5350 Cimarron Road, Catoosa, OK 74015. Telephone (918) 266-2291. Administration -- Patricia P. Eaton, Executive Secretary. History and Function -- The Committee consists of five members from each of the states of Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado and Missouri, appointed by the respective governors to represent their states in the task of developing water resources. The commitee is an outgrowth of cooperation started between Arkansas and Oklahoma in 1945 on the Arkansas River multipurpose plan. The Committee's principal task is presentation of testimony annually to Congress on appropriations for water resomce projects.

ARKANSAS-WHITE-RED RIVER BASINS INTERAGENCY COMMITTEE Admininstratlon -- Patricia P. Eaton, Executive Director, Oklahoma Water Resources Board, Governor's Representative for the State of Oklahoma. Department -- Oklahoma Water Resomces Board, 1000 N.E. 10th, P.O. Box 53585, Oklahoma City 73152. Telephone (405) 271-2555. History and Function -- The Committee was organized in 1950 at the direction of the President of the United States in an effort to achieve a more orderly development of the basins of three rivers among the states of Arkansas, Louisiana, Missomi, Oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado and Texas. Governors of these states then appointed representatives to the Committee. Representatives of numerous federal agencies also serve on the Committee.

ARTISANS, GOVERNOR'S COMMISSION FOR OKLAHOMA Libby Blankenship ...... Oklahoma City Iris Brooks ...... Ponca City Bruce Cesar ...... Anadarko Dorothy Chiles ...... Oklahoma City Chuck Cochran ...... Guthrie Pat Crume ...... Claremore Julie Guilford ...... Frederick Dannie B. Hightower ...... Oklahoma City Thelma Johnson ...... Muskogee Yvonne Kauger ...... Colony Beulah King ...... Hugo Bobbie Robbins ...... Oklahoma City

236 Michael Roethler ...... Shawnee Eleanor Sears ...... Tulsa Joy Stone ...... Tulsa Joanna Treadwell ...... ~ ...... Enid Gail Wynne...... Enid

Department - Governor's Commission for Oklahoma Artisans, State Capitol, Room 212, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-2342.

ARTS COUNCIL OF OKLAHOMA, STATE Alice Katherine Goebel, Ph.D., Chair ...... Oklahoma City Bevis McBride, Jr., VICe Chair ...... Oklahoma City Terry Michael Brown ...... Oklahoma City Linda S. Frazier ...... Tulsa Patricia Freese ...... Tulsa Scott Graham ...... Broken Arrow David Ronald Guthery ...... Tulsa Carol Hefner ...... Oklahoma City Josephine B. Hinojosa ...... Del City Djelal Kadir, Ph.D...... Norman Benedict McCaffree ...... Shawnee Ludmila Robson ...... Claremore Lucy T. Rooney ...... Muskogee Mary Jo Watson ...... Oklahoma City Jan Wood-Semrod ...... Oklahoma City

Administration - Betty Price, Executive Director; Tom Bailey, Public Information Director Personnel -- 18 non-merit, unclassified employees. Department -- State Arts Council of Oklahoma, Room 640, Jim Thorpe Building, 2101 N. Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-2931. History and Function -- Created by the Oklahoma Legislature in 1965 to encourage and stimulate all forms of artistic endeavors, the State Arts COlUlcil of Oklahoma receives appropriations from the State Legislature and the National Endowment for the Arts.

BANKING DEPARTMENT, OKLAHOMA STATE

Board Wayne Osborne, State Bank Commissioner, Chair (ex officio) Alan G. Anderson ...... Owasso William M. Gentry ...... Ada Loretta Y. Jackson ...... Chickasha Jarrett K. Parker ...... Cleo Springs Doug Tippens ...... EI Reno

Department - Oklahoma State Banking Deparlment, 4100 Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-2783. AdmInistration -- Wayne Osborne, Bank Commissioner; Charles R. Griffith, Deputy Bank Commissioner; Paul R. Foster, General Counsel; Betty Jo Johnson, Administrative Officer. Personnel -- 1 clas., 46 unclas. History and Function -- Through its boards, the Deparlment supervises all state chartered banks, trust companies, savings and loan associations and credit unions; licenses money order agents; makes periodic examinations of the institutions lUlder its supervision; conducts public hearings on charter applications and processes all documents submitted by state chartered financial institutions seeking corporate powers and changes in their articles of incorporation.

237 BAR ASSOCIATION, OKLAHOMA

Board of Governors Andrew M. Coats, President ...... Oklahoma City Bob Rabon, Vice-President ...... Hugo Ronald Main, Vice President ...... Tulsa R. Forney Sandlin, Immediate Past-President ...... Muskogee Marvin C. Emerson, Treasurer ...... Oklahoma City Mark W. Dixon ...... Tulsa John A. Gaberino, Jr...... Tulsa Mona S. Lambird ...... Oklahoma City J. Duke Logan ...... Vinita Ronald Main ...... Lawton Michael C. Mayhall ...... Lawton Alan B. McPheron ...... Durant T. Walter Newmaster ...... Ada Robert T. Rennie ...... Pauls Valley Patrick M. Ryan ...... Oklahoma City Douglas W. Sanders, Jr...... Poteau Mark Tisdal ...... Clinton Richard A. Woolery ...... Sapulpa Young Lawyers Division Representative: Jack L. Brown, Chair ...... Tulsa

Department -- Oklahoma Bar Association, 1901 Lincoln Blvd., P.O. Box 53036, Oklahoma City 73152. Telephone (405) 524-2365. Administration -- Marvin C. Emerson, Executive Director; Dan Murdock, General Counsel; Susan Wiggins, Director of Continuing Legal Education; Martha Snow, Director of Public Information; Tony A. Scott, Director of Administration. History and Function -- The Oklahoma Bar Association was created in 1939 by the Oklahoma Supreme Court and is governed by rules promulgated by the Court. (In re Integration of State Bar of Oklahoma, 185 Okla. 505, 95 P 2d 113).

BIOLOGICAL SURVEY, OKLAHOMA Placed under lite direction and supervision of the Board of Regents of the University of Oklahoma.

Department -- Oklahoma Biological Survey, University of Oklahoma, 625 Elm Ave., Sutton Hall, Room 303, Norman, OK 73019. Telephone (405) 325-4034. Administration -- Gary D. Schnell, Director; James R. Estes, Curator, Bebb Herbarium; Linda E. Watson, Coordinator, Oklahoma Natural Heritage Inventory. History and Function -- Founded in 1927 as a unit of the University of Oklahoma, the Survey's purpose is to identify and survey biological resources of the state. In 1987, the Legislature recognized the Survey as a state agency whose purpose is to: (a) acquire information on biological resources and natural areas; (b) conduct research on natural biota; (c) maintain an herbarium; (d) participate in the Oklahoma Natural Heritage Program; (e) train and inform citizens on biological resources. The Survey consists of: (1) the general Biological Survey program; (2) the Robert Bebb Herbarium, jointly administered with the Department of Botany and Microbiology at the University of Oklahoma; (3) the Oklahoma Natural Heritage Inventory; and (4) the Oklahoma Fishery Research Laboratory, jointly administered with the Oklahoma Department of WIldlife Conservation.

BOND ADVISOR, OKLAHOMA STATE Department -- 301 N.W. 63rd Street, Suite 225, Oklahoma City, OK 73116. Telephone (405) 521-6198. FAX (405) 848-3314 Administration -- James C. Joseph, State Bond Advisor.

238 BOND COMMISSIONER Department -- Office of the Attorney General, State Capitol, Room 112, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-3921. Administration -- Attorney General, ex offICio Bond Commissioner of the State

BOND OVERSIGHT COMMISSION, EXECUTIVE D. Gregory Main, Executive Director, Department of Commerce, Chair (ex officio) Bill Capps ...... Idabel Carlisle Mabrey ill ...... Oklahoma City David Walters, Governor (ex officio) Jack Mildren, Lieutenant Governor (ex officio)

Department -- Bond Oversight Commission, 301 N.W. 63rdStreet, Suite 225, Oklahoma City, OK 73116. Telephone (405) 521-6198. FAX: (405) 848-3314.

BUILDING BONDS COMMISSION, THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA An ex officio board composed of the Governor as Chairman, the Lieutenant Governor, the Attorney General, State Auditor and Inspector and State Treasurer as members.

History and Function -- Established in 1949 by the Legislature, this is the agency by which the State incurs indebtedness for the purpose of constructing, equipping, remodeling and repairing any and all buildings of the State, including those of its educational, recreational, penal and eleemosynary establishments, pursuant to Section 31, Article 10 of the Constitution of Oklahoma and subsequent legislative acts.

CANADIAN RIVER COMMISSION Department -- Oklahoma Water Resources Board, 600 N. Harvey Ave., P.O. Box 150, Oklahoma City 73101-0150. Telephone (405) 231-2500; FAX: (405) 231-2600. Administration -- Lewis M. Kamas, Freedom, OK, Oklahoma Commissioner. History and Function -- Composed of representatives from the states of Oklahoma, New Mexico and Texas, the Commission's principal duties are to promote interstate comity in relation to the waters of the Canadian River; to provide for the construction of additional works to conserve the waters of the Canadian River, all in cooperation with the Federal Government under the terms of the Canadian River Compact.

CAPITOL IMPROVEMENT AUTHORITY, OKLAHOMA This Board is composed of seven members including: the Governor, Chairman; Lieutenant Governor, VICe Chairman; State Treasurer; Director of the Department of Central Services; Director of Human Services; Vice Chairman of the Oklahoma Tax Commission; Director of the Tourism and Recreation Commission.

Department - Capitol Improvement Authority, State Capitol, Room 104, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-2121. History and Function -- Created by legislative act in 1959 to issue revenue bonds to provide buildings and facilities for state government offices, the Authority cannot issue bonds without legislative authority. Appointment of a six-member Legislative Liaison Commitee is authorized by the Legislature and meets with the Authority to keep the Legislature properly advised on its activities. (Three vacancies)

239 CAPITOL-MEDICAL CENTER IMPROVEMENT AND ZONING COMMISSION Vernon K. Davis, designee of Director of Central Services, Chair (ex officio) Tiana Douglas ...... Oklahoma City Jerry Garcia ...... Oklahoma City Ricky L. Hensley ...... Oklahoma City Gwendolyn Younger...... Oklahoma City Monty Murphy, designee of Director, Transportation Commission (ex officio) Thomas Godkins, designee of President, University of Oklahoma (ex officio) H.D. Heiser, designee of Chairman, Planning Commission of Oklahoma City (ex officio)

Department -- Capitol-Medical Center Improvement and Zoning Commission, 50 N.E. 23rd, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-3678. Administration -- Jim Miles, Director. History and Function -- The Commission was established under legislative act in 1970 and has as its principal purpose the orderly development of certain designated areas of land surrounding the State Capitol and the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. It has authority to grant or deny zoning permits for any changes or new construction within the district after completion of a comprehensive master plan.

Historical Preservation and Landmark Board of Review Warren Edwards, Chair ...... Oklahoma City Louis Bradley ...... Oklahoma City Ricky Hensley ...... Oklahoma City John Hill ...... Oklahoma City Donald Weaver ...... Oklahoma City (Two vacancies)

Citizens Advisory Committee Sam Paschal, Chair ...... Oklahoma City James Alexander ...... Oklahoma City Rick Hensley ...... Oklahoma City Robert Maier ...... Oklahoma City Michael McLeod ...... Oklahoma City A. G. Moulder...... Oklahoma City Lois Richardson ...... Oklahoma City Willis Sutter ...... Oklahoma City Queen Esther Temple ...... Oklahoma City Gwendolyn Younger...... Oklahoma City (Three vacancies)

CAPITOL PRESERVATION COMMISSION, STATE Lou Kerr, Chair...... Oklahoma City Helen Von Feldt, VICe Chair ...... Oklahoma City Sam Armstrong-Lopez ...... Oklahoma City Nancy Conner ...... Edmond Bob Craig ...... Oklahoma City William D. Gumerson, Jr ...... Oklahoma City Margaret Hirzel ...... Guthrie Bill Howard ...... Oklahoma City Dian Wadley • ...... Oklahoma City Larry Warden ...... Oklahoma City Martin A. Hagerstrand, President, Historical Society (ex officio)

240 George Singer, Chair, State Arts Council (ex officio) Paul Meyer, Capitol Architect and Curator (ex officio) Mark Fisher, Acting Superintendent of the Capitol (ex officio) Paula Hearn, Director, Central Services (ex offICio) (Two vacancies)

Department -- State Capitol Preservation Commission, State Capitol, Room 104, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-2121. CASH MANAGEMENT AND INVESTMENT OVERSIGHT COMMISSION Wayne Osborn, Commissioner of Banking, or designee (ex officio). Jack E. White, Director of State Finance, or designee (ex officio) Graydon D. Luthey ...... Tulsa Richard Minshall ...... Tulsa Richard Womack ...... Bristow CENTRAL SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF Paula Hearn, Director...... Oklahoma City Mary Harlow-Gregg, Deputy Director ...... Oklahoma City

Department .- Room 104, State Capitol, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-4144; Central Printing: (405) 425-2714; Interagency Mail: (405) 521-2435. Administration -- Michael Webb, Chief Administrator; P.l Falkenstein, Chief Administrator Construction and Facilities; Vernon Davis, Administrator Construction and Properties; Steve Dwyer, Administrator Motor Pool and Fleet Management; Wayne Hagar, Administrator Building Management; Ross Johnson, Administrator Central Purchasing; Jim Lyons, Adminstrator Property Distribution; Lynn Nash, Administrator Asbestos Abatement; Gerlinde Williams, Administrator Central Printing; Ron Williams, Administrator Risk Management; Robert Williams, Administrator Interagency Mail. Personnel -- 388 clas., 55 unclas., 27 temps.

Alternative Fuels Technician Hearing Board A person or persons designated by the Director of the Department of Central Services and the Committee of Alternative Fuels Technician Examiners act as the Alternative Fuels Technician Hearing Board.

Department: Alternative Fuels Technician Hearing Board, 3301 N. Santa Fe, Oklahoma City 73118. Telephone (405) 521-4687. CEREBRAL PALSY COMMISSION Harper V. Orth, Chair ...... Norman Ross Bonner, Jr., Secretary ...... Del City John Kilgus ...... Lawton

Department -- lD. McCarty Center for Children with Developmental Disabilities, 1125 E. Alameda, Norman 73071. Telephone (405) 321-4830; FAX: (405) 321-4833. Administration -- Curtis A. Peters, Director. Personnel -- 94 clas., 16 unclas., 7 temps. History and Function _. The Center began operation in 1946 as a project of the 40 et 8, (La Societe des Quarante Hommes et Huit Chevaux), an organization of the American Legion, located in a building on the south campus of the University of Oklahoma. In 1949 it became a state agency. The Center was created for the care, maintenance, treatment, training, education, and physical and mental rehabilitation of residents of Oklahoma under the age of 21 afflicted with cerebral palsy or other developmental disabilities.

241 CHILDREN AND YOUTH, COMMISSION ON Susan C. Morris, Chair ...... Shawnee Paula Sanford, VICe Chair ...... Edmond Tony Kennedy, Secretary ...... Edmond Ray Bitsche ...... Oklahoma City Stephen G. Coit ...... Arapaho Nance Diamond ...... Shawnee Dianne Juhnke ...... Enid Benjamin Loring ...... Miami Linda G. Morrissey ...... Tulsa Deborah Taggart ...... Tulsa Thomas Walker ...... Ardmore Buddy Warren ...... Sperry Benjamin Demps, Jr., Director, Department of Human Services (ex officio) Joan K. Leavitt, M.D., Commissioner of Health (ex offICio) Commissioner of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (ex officio) Sandy Garrett, State Superintendent of Public Instruction (ex offICio) Chase Gordon, Acting Administrator, Juvenile Justice Office, Department of Human Services, or designee (ex offICio).

Department: Commission on Children and Youth, 4545 N. Lincoln Blvd., Suite 114, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-4016. Administration -- Thomas S. Kemper, Director; Janice Hendryx, Asst. Director; Sue W. Clark, Executive Secretary. Personnel -- 17 elas., 7 unelas. History and Function -- The Oklahoma Commission on Children and Youth is an administrative body created by the Legislature May 28, 1982. Thirteen members serve on the Commission which has responsibility for oversight of the juvenile service system and for planning and coordinating the public and private agencies to improve the State's juvenile service system.

Board of Child Abuse Examination Robert 1. Hicks, Director, State Bureau of Investigation or designee (ex officio) Joan K. Leavitt, M.D., Commissioner of Health, or designee (ex officio) Benjamin Demps, Jr., Director, Department of Human Services, or designee (ex officio) Ted L. Ritter, Executive Director, District Attorneys Council, or designee (ex offICio) Robert Block, M.D., Chief Child Abuse Examiner (ex officio and nonvoting) Bill Kennedy, D.O., Oklahoma Osteopathic Association Ray McIntyre, M.D., Oklahoma Medical Association

CHILD ABUSE TRAINING AND COORDINATION COUNCIL (For list of Council members, contact Children and Youth Commission (405) 521-4016.)

Child Death Review Board Thomas S. Kemper, Director, Oklahoma Commission on Children and Youth, or designee (ex offICio) Chair.

Interagency Coordinating Councll For Special Services to Children and Youth Rhonda Walters, designee of Governor (ex officio), Chair Shirley Brady ...... Oklahoma City Deb Delhotal ...... Oklahoma City Donna Huckleberry ...... Wagoner Mary Sue Oxtoby ...... Tulsa Peggy Stucky ...... Ardmore

242 Ann Taylor ...... Nichols Hills Debbie Tuttle ...... Altus James VanZant, Ph.D...... Tulsa Thomas S. Kemper, Director, Commission on Children and Youth, or designee (ex offICio) Sandy Garrett, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, or designee (ex officio) Charles Hopkins or Melanie Eicle, designees of the Director, State Department of Vocational and Technical Education (ex officio) Benjamin Demps, Jr., Director, Department of Human Services, or designee (ex officio) Jim Curry, designee of the Commissioner of Mental Health and Substance Abuse (ex officio) Phil Wildfang, designee of the Commissioner of Health (ex officio) Chase Gordon, Acting Administrator, Juvenile Justice Office, Department of Human Services (ex officio) (Two vacancies)

Administration -- Carole B. Clarke, Coordinator for Children's Services; Sheryl Ritchey, Staff Assistant.

Office of Juvenile System Oversight Administration -- Thomas S. Kemper, Director. For list of Oversight Specialists, telephone: (405) 521-4016

Oklahoma Planning and Coordinating Council For Services to Children and Youth (Formerly: Oklahoma Council on Juvenile Justice) Jerry Nida, M.D., Chair ...... Oklahoma City Dianne Owens, Vice Chair ...... Lawton Cindy Brown, M.Ed., Secretary ...... Oklahoma City Paula Sanford, Commission Representative ...... Edmond Hayden Donahue, M.D., Special Advisor ...... Norman

Department -- 4545 N. Lincoln Blvd., Suite 114, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone: (405) 521-4016; FAX (405) 524-0417. Administration -- Deborah Redwine, Senior Planner; Grace Kelly, M.S.W., Planner; Sue Clark, Staff Assistant; Sandy Bassett, Staff Assistant. (For list of members, contact above address.)

CHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS, BOARD OF Gaylord D. Snitker, D.C., President ...... Tulsa Thomas F. Smith, D.C., VICe President ...... Enid Kenneth A. Cherry, D.C., Secretary-Treasurer...... Shawnee Richard Karam ...... Oklahoma City Department -- Board of Chiropractic Examiners, 310 N.E. 28th Street, Suite 205, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 528-5505. Personnel -- 3 non-merit, unclassified employees. History and Function -- The Board serves as the administrative agency for the conduct and licensing of chiropractic doctors; has authority to enforce statutory laws relating to the profession and is self-sustaining through collection fees.

CIVIL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT, DEPARTMENT OF David Walter, Governor, Chair (ex officio) Tom Feuerborn, Director of Civil Emergency Management (ex offICio) David R. McBride, Commissioner of Public Safety (ex offICio) Joan K. Leavitt, M.D., Commissioner of Health (ex offICio) Gary Maynard, MG, OKANG, The Adjutant General (ex officio)

243 Gary L. Sherrer, President, State Board of Agriculture (ex officio) Benjamin Demps, Jr., Director, Department of Human Services (ex officio) Bobby G. Green. Director, Department of Transportation (ex officio) Department -- Department of Civil Emergency Mgt, Tunnel, Will Rogers-Sequoyah Buildings, Box 53365, Oklahoma City 73152. (Duty officer on 24-hour call.) Telephone (405) 521-2481. Administration -- Tom Feuerborn. Director; Gordon Keith Allen, Deputy Director. Personnel -- 16 clas., 13 unclas., 3 students History and function -- Created by the 1951 Legislature, later laws combined the responsibilities of the Department of Emergency Resources Management with the Department of Civil Defense. The Department now implements programs designed to minimize the effects of national and natural disaster upon the people of the state.

Hazardous Materials Emergency Response Commission of Oklahoma David R. McBride, Secretary of Safety and Security, or designee, Chair (ex officio) Joan K. Leavitt, M.D., Commissioner of Health, or designee (ex offICio) Steve Tompson. Director, Department of Pollution Control, or designee (ex officio) Gordon Keith Allen. Director of Civil Emergency MaTUlge1TU!nt, or designee (ex officio)

CLIMATOLOGICAL SURVEY, OKLAHOMA Ken Crawford, Ph.D., Director and State Climatologist Mark L. Morrissey, Assistant State Climatologist for Research Howard 1.. Jolmson. Assistant State Climatologist for Service Jo Ann Oberst, Assistant to tJut Director

(Under direction and supervision of Board of Regents of University of Oklahoma.) Department -- Oklahoma Climatological Survey, University of Oklahoma, 710 Asp, Suite 8, Norman. OK 73019. Telephone (405) 325-2541. Administration -- Ken Crawford, Ph.D., Director and State Climatologist; (Vacant), Asst. State Climatologist for Research; Howard L. Jolmson. Assistant State Climatologist for Service; Jo Ann Oberst, Assistant to tJut Director.

COMMERCE, OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF D. Gregory Main. Executive Director Connie Irby, Assistant Director Roy Williams, Assistant Director Brenda Vincent, General Counsel Andy Dean. Director, Financial and Administrative Services Harley Lingerfelt, Director, Planning and Research Division Gary Miller, Director, International Divisioin Mike Skaggs, Director, Business Recruitment Division Alan Leech, Director, MedialMarketing and Advertising Division Sherwood Washington. Director, Community Affairs and Development Division Robert Heard, Director, Capital Resources Division Cecil Carter, Director, Business Development Division Pam Bryan. Director, Small Business Division Kathleen Miller, Director, Strategic Marketing Tom Gray, Director, Tulsa Office

Department -- Oklahoma Department of Commerce, 6601 Broadway Extension. P.O. Box 26980, Oklahoma City, 73116-0980. Telephone (405) 843-9770. Telex 350352. ''Teamwork Oklahoma" In-State Business Assistance 1-800-522-OKLA, National Toll Free 1-800-443-0KLA. Administration - D. Gregory Main. Executive Director. Personnel -- 49 clas., 149 unclas., 4 temps.

244 History and Function -- Serving as Oklahoma's lead agency for the creation of jobs, the Department promotes Oklahoma's economic development, including working closely with the Governor's office, the State Legislature, Chambers of Commerce, existing manufacturing and service industries, appropriate state and federal economic development organizations and domestic and international business prospects. The Department operates offices in Oklahoma City, Tulsa and five foreign countries.

Capitol Straightline/State Government Waste Hotline Administration -- Telephone: (405) 521-1601, 1-800-522-8555

Cultural Diversity and Economic Development Advisory Committee (For Committee list, call the Oklahoma Department of Commerce.)

Oklahoma Film Office Advisory Commission Jack Mildren, Lieutenant Governor (ex officio) Chair Mitch Adwon ...... Tulsa Jeanne Barbour ...... Wilson Casey Camp-Horinek ...... Red Rock Roy Ehly ...... Guymon Francy Ford ...... Lawton Terry Heilig ...... McAlester Peggy Helmerich ...... Tulsa Larry Ottaway ...... Oklahoma City

Administration -- Mary Nell Clark, Director; Marie Golloway, Office of the Lieutenant Governor; Vickie Armstrong, Oklahoma Film Office, Department of Commerce.

Office for Minority and Disadvantaged Business Enterprises Administration -- James Johnson, Director.

Oklahoma Waterways Advisory Board (Appointments pending)

CONSERVATION COMMISSION, OKLAHOMA Leonard Graumann, Chair ...... Granite E. F. Coker, VICe Chair ...... McAlester Hal Clark, Secretary ...... Boise City Bill Joe Culver ...... Pawhuska Edward Johnson ...... Perry

Department -- Oklahoma Conservation Commission, 2800 N. Lincoln Blvd., Suite 160, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-2384. Administration -- Mason Mungle, Executive Director; Ben Pollard, Assistant Director. Personnel -- 9 clas., 8 unclas. History and Function -- Authorized under the Conservation District Act in 1937 when Oklahoma landowners faced the serious problem of erosion from wind and water, the early-day work for the Conservation Department was to eradicate these problems. Now, the Commission is involved with total development of resources such as land use planning, reclamation of abandoned mine land, water quality monitoring, recreation, scenic beauty as well as soil, water, wildlife and forestry conservation.

CONSUMER CREDIT, COMMISSION ON Timothy S. Clark, Chair ...... Tulsa Glenna Lasater, VICe Chair...... Duncan

245 Jerry Ashford ...... Edmond Willie L. Batson ...... Oklahoma City Sue Beall ...... Duncan Charles W. Hooper...... Norman John Mosley ...... Chickasha Moody Seibert...... Tulsa Wayne Osborne, State Bank Commissioner (ex officio and non-voting)

Department -- Department of Consumer Credit, 4545 N. Lincoln Blvd., Suite 104, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-3653. Tulsa Office, 440 South Houston, Suite 506, Tulsa, OK 74127. Telephone (918) 581-277l. Administration -- John L. McClure, Administrator; Natalie Davis, Executive Secretary. Personnel -- 16 clas., 3 unclas. History and Function -- Established July 1, 1969, by enactment of the Uniform Consumer Credit Code, the primary function of the Department is the enforcement of the code in all consumer credit transactions within the State, including the licensing and regulation of consumer finance companies. Consumer education continuing program. In 1972, the Department was given the additional duty of enforcement of the Oklahoma Pawnbrokers Act; in 1981, licensing of Precious Metal and Gem Dealers; in 1987, enforcement of the Credit Services Organization Act; and in 1988, enforcement of the Rental-Purchase Act and registrations of Health Spas offering contracts.

CONTINGENCY (EMPLOYMENT) REVIEW BOARD David Walters, Governor, Chair (ex officio) Jack E. White, Director of State Finance, Executive Secretary (ex officio and nonvoting) Glen D. Johnson, Speaker of the House of Representatives, (ex officio) Robert V. Cullison, President Pro Tempore of the Senate (ex offICio)

History and Function -- Created within S.B. 205, 1st Session, 35th Legislature to provide that no state agency shall increase its number of personnel without approval of the Board.

CORPORATION COMMISSION, OKLAHOMA J. C. Watts, Chairman ...... Norman Cody Graves, Vice Chairman ...... Oklahoma City Bob Anthony, Commissioner ...... Oklahoma City

Department -- Oklahoma Corporation Commission, Jim Thorpe Building, First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Floors, 2101 North Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City 73105. Telephones all Area Code 405; Chairman; 521-2264, VICe-Chairman, 521-2267; Commissioner, 521-2261; Administrative Division, 521-2307; Data Processing Division, 521-2247; Fuel Division, 521-6719; Office of General Counsel, 521-2255; Oil & Gas Conservation Division, 521-2302; Public Utilities Division, 521-4114; Office of Administrative Proceedings Division, 521-2756; Transportation Division, 521-2965. Administration -- Lindil Fowler, General Administrator, 521-2307; Charlotte Flanagan, Commission Secretary; 521-235l. Personnel -- 328 clas., 69 unclas., 11 temp. History and Function -- Created by the State Constitution with three commissioners elected statewide for six-year staggered terms, the Commission has the power and authority of a Court of Record and its decisions can only be overturned by the State Supreme Court. The Commission regulates transportation and transmission companies, public utilities, motor carriers and the oil and gas industry and pipeline safety. Hearings are conducted daily by the Commission, and its Administrative Law Judges. The Commission periodically determines the market demand for oil and natural gas; allocates production and determines the qualifications of wells for various federal natural gas price categories (NPGA); issues certificates of convenience and necessity to public utilities, motor carriers and railroads; regulates rates

246 charged to consumers; conducts tests of gasoline and other fuels and metering equipment to determine the quality of fuels and accuracy of measuring devices; is responsible for conducting federally mandated utility policy and rate making studies (PURPA) and implements appropriate results and administers the residential energy program (RCS) assigned to the State's utilities under federal law.

CORRECTIONS, STATE BOARD OF Phil Dessauer, Chair ...... Tulsa James Michael Stuart, Vice Chair ...... Shattuck Calvino Samuel Muse Sr., Secretary ...... Spencer . Gregory H. Hall ...... Oklahoma City Hugh Reed ...... •...... McAlester Betty Sue Tow ...... Marietta (One vacancy)

Department -- Department of Corrections, 3400 Martin Luther King Avenue, P.O. Box 11400, Oklahoma City 73136. Telephone (405) 425-2500. Administration -- Larry Fields, Director. Personnel -- 4,059 clas., 243 unclas., 28 temps History and Function -- In May, 1967, the Oklahoma Corrections Act was signed into law by Governor Dewey F. Bartlett. Governed by a bi-partisan, seven-member board of gubernatorial appointees serving six-year staggered terms, the Department establishes and reviews policies for its operation; appoints a director and reviews appointments of management personnel; protects the public, the employees and the offenders; is responsible for the operation of thirteen institutions ranging from maximum to minimum security, eight community treatment centers and seven probation and parole districts. The Department consists of four regions.

Board of Directors for Canteen Services The members of the Board are appointed by the Director of the Depar1ment of Corrections.

COSMETOLOGY, STATE BOARD OF ArmaLene Redo, Chair ...... Muskogee Marian Knopp, Vice Chair ...... Tulsa Linda Buchanan ...... Soper Carol Farl ...... Chickasha Marjorie Freeman ...... Duncan Sandra S. Mitchell ...... Alva (Three vacancies)

Department -- State Board of Cosmetology, 2200 Classen Blvd., Suite 1530, Oklahoma City 73106. Telephone (405) 521-2441. Administrator -- Shirley Hastings, Executive Secretary. Personnel -- 8 c1as., 4 unc1as., 2 temps. History and Function -- Created by the Legislature in 1935, primarily as a licensing agency. the Board is self-sustaining by collection of licensing and inspection fees and has the following functions: to safeguard and protect the health and general welfare of the people; to conduct license examinations; register students and apprentices; inspect beauty shops, beauty schools and prescribe curriculum for basic, advanced instructor, manicurist and facial operator courses.

COUNTY GOVERNMENT PERSONNEL EDUCATION AND TRAINING, COMMISSION ON John Campbell, Ph.D., President, Oklahoma State University, or designee, Chair (ex officio). Clifton Scott, State Auditor and Inspector, or designee Vice Chair (ex offICio) Bobby G. Green, Director, Oklahoma Department of Transportation, or designee (ex officio).

247 Robert E. Anderson, Chair, Oklahoma Tax Commission, or designee (ex officio)Claudette Brownlee, President, Okla. County Officers & Deputies Assn. or designee (ex officio) Department -- 103 Crutchfield Hall, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater 74078-0525. Telephone: (405) 744-6049.

CREDIT UNION BOARD, OKLAHOMA STATE Wayne Osborne, State Bank Commissioner, Chair (ex officio) Ernest L. Chastain Jr...... Oklahoma City Doug Gierhart ...... Shawnee Jack D. McCurdy ...... Yukon Ron Walker ...... Tulsa

Department -- Malco Building, 4100 North Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-2783. Administration -- Charles R. Griffith, Deputy Commissioner, Paul R. Foster, Legal Council, Betty Jo Johnson, Administrative OffICer. History and Function -- Established by the 1974 Legislature, the Board is authorized to exercise the powers given to the State Banking Commissioner under previous legislation and is authorized to promulgate rules and regulations to carry out laws concerning credit unions.

CRIME VICTIMS COMPENSATION BOARD Richard Frank Guse, Chair ...... Broken Arrow Marie Saunders ...... Oklahoma City Weldon Stout ...... Muskogee

Department -- Crime Victims Compensation Board, 2200 Classen Blvd., Suite 1800, Oklahoma City 73106-5811. Telephone (405) 521-2330. Administration -- Suzanne Breedlove, Administrator, Bruce Walker, Executive Coordinator, District Attorneys Council.

J.M. DAVIS MEMORIAL COMMISSION Ken Frizzell, Chair ...... Claremore John Burrows ...... Claremore W. W. Danuser ...... Claremore Donna McSpadden ...... Chelsea Fred Miller ...... Norman Department -- 333 N. Lynn Riggs Blvd., P. O. Box 966, Claremore 74018. Telephone (918) 341-5707. Administration -- Lee T. Good, Director; Shirley Johnson, Business Manager.

DENTISTS OF OKLAHOMA, BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE REGISTERED Joseph 1. Massad, D.D.S., President ...... Tulsa James Limestall, D.D.S., First VICe President ...... Yukon Jay L. Kruska, D.D.S., Second Vice President ...... Hobart Lindy Combrink, Secretary-Treasurer...... Enid James E. Farley, D.D.S., ...... Edmond Bonnie L. Flanaga..,. R.D.H...... Tulsa Edward M. Garrett, D.D.S...... Wewoka Bradford B. Hoopes, D.D.S ...... Muskogee Fred R. Lucas, Jr., D.D.S ...... Watonga William P. Smith, Jr., D.D.S ...... Bartlesville Phyllis Turlington ...... Muskogee

248 Department -- Board of Governors of Registered Dentists of Oklahoma, 2726 North Oklahoma, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-2350 or (405) 521-3110. Administration -- Linda C. Campbell, Executive Director Personnel -- 1 clas., 3 1.Ulc1as. History and Function -- Legislation created The State Dental Act in 1935 and later revised it 1959, 1970, 1979, 1981, 1983 and 1985. The Board is responsible for regulation of the practice of dentistry by a system of qualifications and examination. In conj1.Ulction with the practice of dentistry, the Board also regulates the practice of dental hygiene, certifies dental assistants; issues permits to dental laboratories and is self-sustaining through licensing fees, registrations, etc. Of the total revenue received by the Board, ten percent is transferred back to the State Treasurer. DEPOSITORY BOARD, STATE An ex officio board composed of the Governor, Attorney General and State Treasurer. History and Function -- The Board is authorized and directed to select a number of banks within the state as official depositories for all monies and funds coming into the hands of the State Treasurer. Such banks must be in good standing and conduct a regular banking business and collect, free of charge to the state, such drafts, bills of exchange and checks as may be deposited by the state in the regular course of business, and pay all checks and drafts legally authorized and duly drawn on funds deposited in such banks. Banks selected as legal depositories cannot receive more funds for deposit than the am01.Ult pledged to the State Treasurer as legal security. DETAINERS, INTERSTATE AGREEMENT ON Administration -- Susan Loving, Attorney General, Central Administrator; Wellon B. Poe, Jr., Assistant Attorney General; Patricia Liscom, Legal Assistant. DRIVER LICENSE COMPACT Department -- Department of Public Safety, 3600 N. King Ave., Box 11415, Oklahoma City 73136. Telephone (405) 425-2424. Administration -- David R. McBride, Commissioner of Public Safety, Compact Page Administrator. History and Function -- Oklahoma enacted legislation in 1967 whereby the State became a member of the Driver License Compact; an agreement whereby the various states recognize the laws of other member states relative to the operation of motor vehicles. In effect, the Compact provides that Oklahoma, for the purpose of suspension, revocation or limitation of the license to operate a motor vehicle, shall take appropriate action against a driver if he/she is convicted of violating certain laws of other states. DRUG AND ALCOHOL ABUSE POLICY BOARD Jack Freese ...... Tulsa John Eberle ...... Oklahoma City Alberto G. Mata, designee of Governor (ex officio) Susan B. Loving, Attorney General, (ex offICio) Fred Means, Director, Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs (ex officio) Robert 1. Hicks, Director, Bureau of Investigation (ex officio) David R. McBride, Commissioner, Public Safety (ex offICio) (Vacant) Director, Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse (ex officio) Joan K. Leavitt, M.D., Director, Commissioner of Health (ex offICio) Gary D. Maynard, The Adjutant General, Military Department, (ex officio) Sandy Garrett, Superintendent of Public Instruction, (ex offICio) Larry Fields, Director, Department of Corrections (ex officio) Benjamin Demps, Jr., Director, Department of Human Services (ex officio) Ron L. Willis, Director, Alcoholic Beverage Laws Enforcement Commission (ex officio)

Administration -- Bruce Walker, Executive Director, District Attorneys' C01.Ulcil (ex officio); Thomas S. Kemper, Executive Director, Okla. Commission on Children and Youth (ex officio)

249 EDUCATION, STATE DEPARTMENT OF

Board of Education Sandy Garrett, President (ex officio) Ann Brierly Fischer ...... Porter Shennan Floyd ...... Poteau Albert Johnson ...... Lawton Ray H. Potts ...... Oklahoma City Forest W. Reece, Jr ...... Tulsa Cynthia 1. Shepherd ...... Enid

Department -- Oliver Hodge Building, 2500 North Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City 73105-4599. Telephone (405) 521-3301. Administration -- Sandy Garrett, State Superintendent of Public Instruction; Hugh McCrabb, Deputy State Superintendent; Don Shive, Asst. Superintendent of Financial Services; Ramona Paul, Ed.D., Asst. Superintendent of Professional Services; Jon Dahlander, Executive Director of Communications; Garreline A. Jurko, Chief Executive Secretary. Personnel -- 109 clas., 382 unclas., 13 temps. History and Function -- Responsible for all phases of state public school education, the Department is under the direction of the State Board of Education, consisting of seven members. The Superintendent of Public Instruction is elected to a four-year term by the people, or appointed by the Governor to fill an unexpired term, and serves as a voting member and president of the Board The other six members are appointed by the Governor, and confirmed by the Senate and serve staggered six-year terms. The Department operates numerous divisions such as Instructional Services, Planning and Information Services, Financial and Administrative Services, and Federal/Special Services Programs. Within the divisions are various sectional functions such as child nutrition programs, teacher evaluation, teacher testing, school finance, school transportation, school accreditation, school plant services, reading/student testing, gifted/talented, community and public relations, adult-community education/literacy, Indian education, multicultural equity programs.

EDUCATIONAL COMMISSION OF THE STATES, THE (Interstate Compact for Education) Oklahoma Members Margaret Buvinger ...... Enid Enoch Kelly Haney, Senator ...... Seminole Governor (ex officio) Hans Brisch, Chancellor, State Regents for Higher Education (ex officio) Sandy Garrett, Superintendent of Public Instruction (ex officio) (One vacancy)

History and Function -- The Interstate Compact for Education has as its purpose the furtherance of education, through the close cooperation and understanding among executive, legislative, professional, educational and lay leadership on a nationwide basis, at the state and local levels and to provide a forum for the discussion, development and recommendation of public policy alternatives in the field of education.

EDUCATION OVERSIGHT BOARD James Ellis ...... Oklahoma City Grant Hall ...... Tulsa Karen Yarbrough ...... Calvin (vacant) Chair, Education Committee of the House of Representatives (ex offICio) Bernice Shedrick, Chair, Education Committee of the Senate (ex officio)

Department -- Education Oversight Board, State Department of Education, 2500 N. Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City 73105-4599. Telephone (405) 521-3308.

250 EDUCATIONAL COMPACT, SOUTHERN REGIONAL

Board of Control for Southern Regional Education -- Oklahoma Members: Sandy Garrett ...... Oklahoma City Smith Holt ...... Stillwater Bemice Shedrick, Senator ...... Stillwater Penny Williams, Senator ...... Tulsa David Walters, Governor (ex officio)

Department -- Southern Regional Educational Compact, 2500 N. Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City 73105-4503. Telephone (405) 524-9100. Administration -- Hans Brisch, Chancel/or, State Regents for Higher Education.

EDUCATIONAL PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS BOARD (Formerly: Professional Standards Board for the State of Oklahoma)

Sandy Garrett, Superintendent of Public Instruction, or designee, Chair (ex officio) Hans Brisch, Ph.D., Chancel/or, Regents for Higher Education, or designee, Vice Chair (ex offICio) Roy V. Peters, Jr., Ed.D., Director, Department of Vocational and Technical Education, or designee Executive Secretary, (ex officio) Nancy Allen ...... Tulsa Curtis Bailey ...... Lawton Keith Ballard ...... Oologah Wayne Beam ...... Yukon Cleta Brown ...... Sallisaw Linda Bruner ...... Claremore Beth Gooch ...... Sandsprings Alice Gregg ...... Muskogee Joan Kelley ...... Tulsa Kenneth King ...... Stillwater Dick Logan ...... Midwest City Carol Middick ...... Cement Dan Pennington ...... Purcell Marsha Pfenning ...... Hobart Billye Van Schuyver ...... Lawton Lucy Ward ...... Oklahoma City Joe Bob Weaver ...... Norman

EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION AUTHORITY, OKLAHOMA Carri Abernathy Bell, Chair ...... Oklahoma City Janie Cole, VICe Chair ...... Muskogee Eddie Faye Gates, Secretary-Treasurer ...... Tulsa Evelyn Boake ...... Anadarko Juanita Kidd ...... Oklahoma City Deborah Murphy ...... Cushing Gene Rochelle ...... Lawton Bill Hill, Ph.D., President, Eastern Oklahoma State College (ex officio) ...... Wilburton Don Davis, Ph.D., President, Cameron University, (ex officio) ...... Lawton Richard Van Horn, Ph.D., President, University of Oklahoma, (ex officio) ...... Norman John Campbell, Ph.D., President, Ok.State Univ., (ex officio) ...... Stillwater Sandy Garrett, Supt. of Public Instruction, (ex offICio) ...... Oklahoma City Hans Brisch, Ph.D., Chancellor, Regents for Higher Education, (ex officio) Oklahoma City Department -- Okla. Educational Television Authority, 7403 N. Kelley Ave., P.O. Box 14190,

251 Oklahoma City 73113. Telephone (405) 848-850l. Administration Bob Allen, Executive Director; Steve Staton, Deputy Director-Administration; Bill Thrash, Deputy Director-Program Production. Personnel -- 79 non-merit, unclassified employees. History and Function -- A statutory corporation created by law in 1953, OETA makes instructional and public television services available to all citzens of Oklahoma on a coordinated statewide basis. Various educational, governmental and cultural agencies of the State make these services possible under the direction and supervision of OETA. Four transmitters, located at Channel 13 in Oklahoma City, Channel 11 in Tulsa, Channel 3 in Eufaula, and Channel 12 in Cheyenne, with 15 translators located statewide, extend OETA's services throughout Oklahoma. OETA has offices and production studios in both Oklahoma City and Tulsa and works with the State Department of Education for in-school Instructional Television programs (lTV). In 1991, OETA acquired Channel 43 for educational purposes.

ELECTION BOARD, STATE Betty McElderry, Chair, Democrat ...... Purcell George W. Krumme, VICe Chair, Democrat ...... Oklahoma City Mona Lambird, Member, Republican ...... Oklahoma City

Department -- State Election Board, Room 3, State Capitol, Box 53156, Oklahoma City 73152. Telephone (405) 521-239l. Administration -- Lance Ward, Secretary; Joy Naifeh, Assistant Secretary Personnel -- 24 non-merit, unclassified employees. History and Function -- Established under the Constitution in 1907, the Board functions under the laws enacted by the Legislature as the administrative agency for the conduct of state elections, and the conduct of county election boards. Specific functions are: accepts filings for all state, judicial, district attorney, U.S. Senate and Congressional offices; prints and distributes state and federal ballots to each county along with other election supplies; promulgates rules and regulations for the conduct and administration of elections. Board members are appointed to four year terms by the Governor, with the advice and consent of the Senate, from a list of ten nominees recommended by the Democratic state committee, and a list of five nominees recommended by the RepUblican state committee. Two members are appointed from the Democratic party, one member from the Republican party. The Secretary of the Senate serves as Secretary of the Board.

EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS, OKLAHOMA STATE BOARD OF Gary Gray, President ...... Lawton John Kennedy, Vice President ...... Marietta Joanne Blevins, Secretary ...... Miami Charles Brown ...... Oklahoma City Joe Kernke, Jr ...... Oklahoma City Theodore Ragsdale ...... Muskogee

Department -- Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors, 4545 N. Lincoln Blvd., Suite 175, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 525-0158 and (800) 375-5899. Administration -- Ted D. Foster, Executive Secretary-Treasurer; Ron Savage, Jr., Principal Assistant; Deena Smith, Administrative Assistant; Joy Adams, License Supervisor. Personnel -- 3 merit, unclassified employees and 1 temp. History and Function -- Established by an act of the 1910 Legislature, the Board is responsible for the examination of applicants seeking licenses as embalmers and funeral directors, and serves as the regulatory agency for the profession enforcing laws and administrative rules and regulations. It is self-sustaining by fee collection.

252 EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION, OKLAHOMA W. B. Parker, Reverend, Chair ...... Spencer George Ollie, Jr ...... Poteau Philip Parduhn ...... Edmond Grant S8!llple ...... Tulsa (One Vacancy)

Department -- Employment Security Commission, Will Rogers Memorial Office Bldg., Room 200,2401 N. Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City 73105-4495. Telephone (405) 557-7200. Administration -- Wayne Winn, Executive Director; Dave Murrie, Deputy Director Personnel -- 724 clas., 168 unclas., 124 temps. History and Function -- Created by the Legislature in 1941, the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission administers the Agency's 39 offices in state cities. The Agency is part of a national network of Employment Service agencies which receive administrative funding from the Federal Government Local Employment Service offices provide testing, counseling and placement services for job seekers; solicit job orders from employers; refer applicants to jobs for which they are best suited; provide Computerized Job Banks for job information throughout the State; provide special placement services for veterans, including job development, selective placement of the disabled and counseling. OESC collects Unemployment Insurance taxes from Oklahoma employers to finance payment of unemployment benefits to jobless workers. Claims are filed in Local Employment Service offices throughout the state. OESC's governing body is the five-member Commission appointed by the Governor with consent of the Senate.

Board of Review Rita Moore, Chair ...... Oklahoma City Charles T. Henry, VICe Chair ...... Shawnee Brad West ...... Tulsa

State Advisory Council W. B. Parker, Reverend, Chair ...... Spencer Frieda Hickman Clark ...... Stratford Doyle Crafts ...... McAlester Michael Maidl ...... Weatherford Al Marsh ...... Bethany Lloyd Martin ...... Tulsa Betty Mchmis ...... Oklahoma City

State Job Training Coordinating Council (For list of Council members, telephone (405) 842-8113.)

LOCAL OFFICES-OKLAHOMA STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE City Office, Number and Counties Served:

ADA - (Pontotoc, Coal) ANADARKO - (Caddo) Pat Hayes, Manager Jo Polly, Manager, Telephone: (405) 332-1533 Telephone: (405) 482-3262 1628 E. Beverly Dr. (P.O. Box 850) 74820 100 S.W. Second Street 73005

ALTUS - (Jackson, Greer, ARDMORE - (Carter, Love, Murray, and Harmon, and Kiowa) Garvin) Bill Stebbens, Manager William Glover, Manager, Telephone: (405) 482-3262 Telephone: (405) 223-3291 312 W. Cypress (P.O. Box 551) 73522 201 "A" St., S.W. (P.O. Box 1467) 73401

253 BARTLESVil,LE (Washington and GUYMON - (Beaver, Cimarron, Texas) Nowata) Doris Smith, Manager Michael Mauller, Manager Telephone: (405) 338-8521 Telephone: (918) 336-4575 707 N. Main St. (P.O. Box 929) 73942 501 E. Fifth St (P.O. Box 1135) 74003 HOLDENVILLE - (Hughes and Okfuskee) BROKEN ARROW - (Tulsa) Dianne Watts, Manager Larry Waggoner, Manager Telephone: (405) 379-5452 Telephone: (918) 258-9591 115 N. Rodgers Dr. (P.O. Box 937) 74848 1115 S. Aspen (P.O. Box 1307) 74112 HUGO - (Choctaw and Pushmataha) CHICKASHA - (Grady, Caddo, McClain) Bob Harrison, Manager Gregory C. Campbell, Manager 402 E. Jackson (P.O. Box 490) 74745 Telephone: (405) 224-3310 628 Kansas Ave. (P.O. Box 398) 73018 IDABEL - (McCurtain) Jerry Lane, Manager CLAREMORE - (Rogers) Telephone: (405) 236-2303 Ron Novotiny, Manager Hwy 70 E & Brinkley Dr (PO Box 1197) Telephone: (918) 341-6633 74745 1810 N. Sioux (P.O. Box 908) 74018 LAWTON - (Comanche, Cotton, Tillman) CLINTON - (Beckham, Blaine, Custer, Frank Krug, Manager Dewey, Roger Mills, Washita) Telephone: (405) 357-3500 Betty Lyle, Manager 702 W. Gore Blvd. (P.O. Box 989) 73501 Telephone: (405) 323-1341 1120 Frisco Ave. (P.O. Box 605) McALESTER - (Atoka, Haskell, Latimer, McIntosh, Pittsburg) DEL CITY (See Midwest City) Vanetta Welsh, Manager Telephone: (918) 423-6830 DUNCAN - (Jefferson and Stephens) 1201 East Wyandote (P.O. Box 1108) 74502 Larry Donnell, Manager MlAMl - (Craig and Ottawa) Telephone: (405) 255-8950 Ronald Radford, Manager 1927 W. Elk St. (p.O. Box 1666) 73534 Telephone: (918) 542-5561 100 "P:' Avenue, NE (P.O. Box 670) 74355 DURANT - (Bryan, Johnston, Marshall) David Elam, Manager MUSKOGEE - (McIntosh, Muskogee, Telephone (405) 924-1828 Wagoner) 124 W. Cedar (P.O. Box 10(0) 74702 Patricia Garner, Manager Telephone (918) 682-3364 EDMOND - (Logan and Oklahoma) 1326 N. York (P.O. Box 1688) 74401 Terry Watson, Manager Telephone (405) 341-9000 NORMAN - (Cleveland) 2120 S. Broadway 73013 Richard McPherson, Manager Telephone (405) 364-2507 EI RENO - (Canadian) 300 North Crawford (P.O. Box 869) 73070 Francine Worthington, Manager Telephone (405) 262-0612 OKLAHOMA CITY 2100 Sunset Drive 73036 Temporary Labor Office (55-02) ENID - (Alfalfa, Blaine, Garfield, Grant, Robert Stokes, Manager Kingfisher, Major and Woods) Telephone: (405) 232-7606 A. K. Armstrong, Manager 925 W. Main, 73106 Telephone (405) 234-6043 215 Kenwood Blvd. (p.O. Box 1269) 73072

254 Southside Claims Center (55-03) SHAWNEE - (Lincoln and Pottawatomie) David Slimp, MtlTUlger Ann Higley, MtlTUlger Telephone: (405) 631-8587 Telephone: (405) 275-7800 7429 S. Western, 73109 127 North Park (P.O. Box 217) 74801

Northside Metro Placement STILLWATER - (Pawnee and Payne) Center (55-15) Don Butcher, MtlTUlger Jacci Wirth, MtlTUlger Telephone: (405) 624-1450 Telephone: (405) 424-5582 711 E. Krayler (p.O. Box 1987) 74076 3740 Springlake Dr., 73111 TAHLEQUAH - (Adair and Cherokee) OKMULGEE - (Okmulgee) Gary Harrington, MtlTUlger Cogee L Keith, MtlTUlger Telephone: (918) 456-8846 Telephone: (918) 756-5791 111 East Delaware Street (P.O. Box 689) 102 W Seventh Street (P.O. Box 729) 74447 74465

PONCA CITY - (Kay and Noble) TULSA Cheir Vassar, MtlTUlger Carla Hight, MtlTUlger Telephone: (405) 765-3372 Telephone: (918) 749-6861 1201 W. Grand (p.O. Box 309) 74601 3100 Ctr. Bldg., 3105 E. Skelly Room 215, 74105 POTEAU - (LeFlore) Gaylen Taylor, MtlTUlger Sharon Norris, Manager Telephone: (918) 647-3124 Telephone: (918) 437-0844 106 Rogers Street (P.O. Box 9) 74953 11654A East 21st Street 74129

PRYOR - (Mayes and Delaware) Vacie Deal, Acting MtlTUlger John Carter, MtlTUlger Telephone: (918) 428-3881 Telephone: (918) 825-2582 567 E. 36th St. North 74106 219 N.E. First Street (P.O. Box 427) 74362 Leonard Williams, Manager SAND SPRINGS - (Osage and Tulsa) Telephone: (918) 582-3558 Ric Robey, MtlTUlger Temporary Labor Telephone: (918) 245-9543 1101 S. Main 73802 401-J E. Broadway (P.O. Box 486) 74063 WOODWARD - (Dewey, Ellis, Harper, SAPULPA - (Creek) Woods, Woodward) Minnie Craig, MtlTUlger Kenneth Alexander, MtlTUlger Telephone: (918) 224-9430 Telephone: (405) 256-3308 610 S. Hiawatha (P.O. Box 1403) 1106 Texas Ave. (P.O. Box 608) 73802 74066

SEMINOLE - (Seminole) Pat Padaett, MtlTUlger Telephone: (405) 275-7800 111 North Fourth Street (P.O. Box 910) 4868

ENERGY COMPACT, SOUTHERN STATES -- Oklahoma Members Larry Rice, Representative •..•.•...... Tulsa Darryl F. Roberts, Senator ...... Ardmore E. L. ''Bud'' Stewart, Governor's Representative ...... Oklahoma City

255 ENERGY COUNCIL, THE Department -- 222 West Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 19l3, Irving, TX 75039, (214) 402-4222. (For list of Oklahoma Legislative members, call Oklahoma Senate (405) 524-0126.

ENERGY RESEARCH, NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR PETROLEUM AND (NIPER) (Federal-State-Private Cooperative) Department -- National Institute for Petroleum and Energy Research, P.O. Box 2128, Bartlesville, OK 74005. Telephone (918) 336-2400. Administration -- James Deterding, NIPER, Director; Tom Wesson, Bartlesville Project Office Director; Don Ward, Director ofAdministration and Facilities; Robert Bailey, Manager of Finance; Alma Cole, Personnel OffICer. History and Function -- The National Institute for Petroleum and Energy Research (formerly the Bartlesville Energy Technology Center) was established in 1918 as a Petroleum Experiment Station of the Bureau of Mines. Petroleum research is still the major emphasis since NIPER took over in 1983. Involvement in projects dealing with the total liquid fossil fuel cycle from extraction to processing to use with internal combustion engines helps ensure the nation adequate supplies of affordable liquid fuels. A cooperative agreement between the State of Oklahoma and NIPER has been in effect since 1918 and an example of that cooperation is a fully maintained well log file at NIPER encompassing oil wells drilled in Oklahoma.

ENGINEERS AND LAND SURVEYORS, STATE BOARD OF REGISTRATION FOR PROFESSIONAL B.Q. Barrington ...... Duncan R.W. Entz ...... Muskogee Cline L. Mansur ...... Tulsa W.B. Millis ...... Bartlesville Bruce A. Pitts ...... Oklahoma City Vina L. Showers ...... Oklahoma City Robert C. White, Jr...... Norman

Department -- State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors, Oklahoma Engineering Center, 201 N.E. 27th Street, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-2874. Administration -- Norma Unruh, Executive Director; Bill Dickerson, Principal Assistant. Personnel -- 4 clas., 6 unclas.

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AUTHORITY, OKLAHOMA (Appointments pending)

History and Function -- The Governor is authorized to appoint trustees to administer the Trust on behalf of the State. The Authority was created by the 1971 Legislature to enable cities and towns to increase their participation in federal grants under the Federal Water Pollution Control Act. In order for these cities and towns to qualify, the State must qualify as a beneficial trust, although the legislation does not require use of state money. Projects under the Act are financed through local bond issues.

ETHICS COMMISSION Jon Ford, Chair ...... Enid James H. Everest, VICe Chair ...... Oklahoma City Gracie Montgomery ...... Purcell Michael Roethler, Reverend ...... Shawnee

256 Department -- Oklahoma Council on Campaign Compliance and Ethical Standards, State Capitol Building, Room B-2A, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-3451. Administration -- Marilyn Hughes, Executive Director; Rebecca Adams, Attorney; Patricia Bryant, Executive Secretary. Personnel -- 4 clas., 3 unclas. History and Function -- Created in 1986, the Council: (a) serves as the official repository for financial disclosure statements, campaign contributions and expenditure reports and lobbyist registrations and reports; (b) accepts and files any information voluntarily supplied; (c) distributes forms for reporting the information to the state and county election boards; (d) makes all reports available to the public; (e) preserves reports for at least two years from receipt or length of tenure in office; (f) issues advisory opinions when requested by any person or organization under the jurisdiction of the council; (g) holds hearings, subpoenas witnesses and compels their attendance and testimony; administers oaths and affirmations, takes evidence and subpoenas records; and (h) enforces and collects late fees as provided for by the Oklahoma Campaign Compliance and Ethical Standards Act.

EQUALIZATION, STATE BOARD OF An ex officio board composed of the Governor, as ChairTlUln, and the Lieutenant Governor, State Treasurer, Attorney General, State Auditor and Inspector, State Superintendent of Public Instruction and the President of the State Board of Agriculture.

Department -- State Board of Equalization, Room 5-H, State Capitol Bldg., Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-3016. Administration -- Clifton H. Scott, State Auditor and Inspector, Secretary; Elaine Baker, Administrative Assistant to the Board. History and Function -- Originally composed of seven elected officials, the Board now consists of six elected officials and the president of the State Board of Agriculture, now an appointive office. The Governor serves as a chairman, with the State Auditor and Inspector serving as secretary. The Board's functions are to adjust and equalize the valuation of real and personal property of the 77 counties; assess all railroad and public service corporation properties; perform such other duties as may be prescribed by the Legislature; and provide an estimate of revenue that will be available for appropriation by the Legislature.

FINANCE AUTHORITY, OKLAHOMA DEVELOPMENT Steven A. Harry, Chair...... Oklahoma City Malcolm E. Deisenroth Jr., Vice Chair ...... Tulsa Jolm Goad, Secretary .....•...... Edmond Homer Paul, TreasllTer ...... • ...... Bixby C. Kendric Fergeson, Assistant Secretary ...... Altus Jolm R. Hunt, Assistant Secretary ...... Altus D. Gregory Main, Director, Department of Commerce (ex offICio)

Department -- Oklahoma Development Finance Authority, 205 N.W. 63, Suite 270, Oklahoma City 73116. Telephone (405) 848-9761. Administration -- Jay Casey, President, Jim Fulmer, Executive VICe President.

FINANCE, OFFICE OF STATE Department -- Office of State Finance, including the Division of the Budget and Division of Central Accounting and Reporting. Room 122 State Capitol Bldg., Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-2141. Administration -- Jack White, Director of State Finmu:e; Jerry B. Scribner, Deputy Director.

257 Personnel -- 150 c1as., 15 unclas., 3 temps. History and Function -- Created in 1947, the State Budget Office later became the office of State Finance, including the following divisions: Budget; Central Accounting and Reporting; OFIS Management; Information Services, with the Director of State Finance as the chief administrative officer serving at the pleasure of the Governor. The Office allocates revenues to satisfy appropriations; processes and preaudits claims filed against all State Funds for the issuance of state warrants; prepares the Governor's annual recommended budget to the Legislature; drafts legislation to implement the budget; operates a computer center for the benefit of several agencies; coordinates and develops an annual data processing and telecommunications plan for the State, and develops and maintains E.D.P. administrative systems. It sets and supervises state accounting standards and analyzes governmental structures and practices for the Governor to recommend efficiencies and other changes.

Industry Advisory Committee James Albee, Chair ...... Oklahoma City Jerry D. Neal ...... Jenks (Four vacancies)

Data Processing and Telecommunications Advisory Committee Danny Williams, Representative. Chair ...... Seminole Ben Robinson, Senator, Vice Chairmlln ...... Muskogee (15 appointments pending)

FIRE MARSHAL COMMISSION, STATE Jon A. Hansen, Chair ...... Oklahoma City Patricia Marlar ...... Owasso Maurice Martin ...... Seminole Chris Neal ...... Claremore Elvus Sasseen ...... Mustang

Department -- State Fire Marshal Commission, 4030 N. Lincoln Blvd., Suite 100, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 424-4371; 1-800-522-8666. FAX # 424-0926. Administration -- Byron Hollander, State Fire Marshal; John Parasich, Assistant State Fire Marshal Personnel -- 22 employees (19 c1as., 3 unclas.). History and Function -- Established by the Legislature in 1965, the Commission appoints the State Fire Marshal; adopts rules and regulations consistent with nationally recognized standards of construction and fire safety; investigates fires of suspicious origin; prosecutes persons guilty of arson; inspects buildings for public use; examines plans for building occupancies and enforcement of explosives and fireworks laws. It also has authority for condemnation of structures deemed to be fire hazards.

FIREFIGHTERS PENSION AND RETIREMENT BOARD, STATE Al Cole, Chair ...... Tulsa David Bain, Vice Chair ...... Midwest City Bob Adrian, ...... Tahlequah Donald Bown ...... Oklahoma City Herb Bradshaw ...... Warr Acres Everette Brewer ...... Enid Marshall Dunnam ...... Oklahoma City Meredith Lacey ...... Muskogee Steve Mavers ...... Tulsa

258 Robert Metzinger ...... Bartlesville Gene Torbett ...... Oklahoma City Jack White, Ph.D., Director of State Finance, or designee (ex offICio) Jolm Dexter, designee of Insurance Commissioner (ex offICio)

Department -- Oklahoma Firefighters Pension and Retirement System, 2716 N.E. 50th, P.O. Box 11808, Oklahoma City 73136. Telephone (405) 424-1426. Administration -- Bob Hollander, Director; Doris Smith, Assistant Director. Personnel -- 10 non-merit, unclassified employees. History and Function -- Created in 1980 by Senate Bill 265.

FIREMEN'S BUILDING AUTHORITY, OKLAHOMA STATE A.K. Cole, Chair ...... Tulsa David Bain, 2nd VICe Chair ...... Midwest City Jim Minx, Executive Secretary ...... Oklahoma City Bob Adrian ...... Tahlequah Herb Bradshaw ...... Bethany Marshall Dunnam .•..•...... Oklahoma City Catherine Weatherford, Insurance Commissioner ...... Oklahoma City

FISCAL AGENCY, STATE Chase Manhattan Bank ...... New York, N.Y. Sue Shipman, Boatman Bank of Oklahoma, NA. State Fiscal Agent ...... Oklahoma City

State law provides that a New York bank be designated by the Governor as Oklahoma's fiscal agency for the payment of bonds and coupons issued by the State or any county, city, town, school district or board of education, or any subdivision thereof, or any state governmental agency, which, by terms of said bonds or coupons, are made payable in the City of New York. The bank so designated then must maintain a fiscal service agent in Oklahoma.

FOREST FIRE PROTECTION COMPACT, SOUTH CENTRAL INTERSTATE

Advisory Committee Jolm R. Pietzyk ...... Eagletown Gary L. Sherrer, President, State Board of Agriculture (ex officio) Terry Matlock, Representative (One vacancy)

Department -- State Department of Agriculture, Forestry Division, 2800 N. Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City 73105-4298. Telephone (405) 521-3864. Administration -- David Walters, Governor, Compact Administrator; Roger L. Davis, Assistant Compact Administrator and Representative of the State of Oklahoma. History and Function -- As part of the Agricultural Code, the Compact's purpose is to promote effective prevention and control of forest fires in the South Central Region of the United States, mainly in Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi. The Advisory Committee has been authorized to meet with other Compact state administrators to formulate a regional forest fire protection plan for the member states.

259 FORESTERS, STATE BOARD OF REGISTRATION FOR Edwin Lawrence Miller, Ph.D., Chair ...... Stillwater Kurtis L. Atkinson, Secretary ...... Oklahoma City Donald A. Herron ...... Idabel David W. Robinson ...... Stillwater Paul Clifford Roeber ...... Idabel

Department -- c/o State Department of Agriculture, Forestry Division, 2800 N. Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City 73105-4298. Telephone (405) 521-3864. Administration -- Kurtis L. Atkinson, Secretary. History and Function -- Appointed by the Governor, Board members must have 10 years experience in forestry or related industries. Their principal duty is to register and license foresters for the benefit and protection of the public.

FOSTER CARE REVIEW ADVISORY BOARD Cynthia Meyerson, Chair ...... Oklahoma City Orvan J. Hanson, Jr., Judge, Chair-Elect ...... Miami Oteka L. Alford, Judge ...... Chickasha John M. Amick, Judge ...... Oklahoma City Judy Benson ...... Frederick Jay Scott Brown ...... Shawnee Loretta Durbin ...... Mustang Linda Hall ...... Tulsa Linda Murray ...... Tulsa Ellen Patterson ...... Chickasha Nan Patton, Judge ...... Oklahoma City Marcella Regan ...... McAlester Karen Steed ...... Heavener John Waltz ...... Del City (Four vacancies)

Department -- Administrative Office of the Courts, 1915 North Stiles, Room 305, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-2450. Administration -- Pat Lowry, Coordinator

FUTURES, OKLAHOMA Governor, David Walters, Co-Chair (ex officio) G. Douglas Fox, Co-Chair ...... Tulsa William Martyn Cameron, Vice Chair ...... Oklahoma City Jimmy E. Stewart, Secretary ...... • ...... Oklahoma City Thomas E. Bennett, Jr...... Tulsa Clyde C. Cole ...... Tulsa William H. Crawford ...... Frederick Quinton Ellis, Jr...... Edmond Hans Helmerich ...... Tulsa H.E. Rainbolt ...... Oklahoma City L. Francis Rooney m ...... Tulsa Jack Mildren, Lieutenant Governor (ex officio) ...... Tulsa Glen Johnson, Speaker of the House of Representatives (ex officio) Robert Cullison, President Pro Tempore of the Senate (ex offICio) Richard Van Horn, President, University of Oklahoma (ex offICio) John Campbe1l, President, Oklahoma State University (ex offICio) D. Gregory Main, Executive Director, Oklahoma Department of Commerce (ex offICio)

260 Don McCorkell, Chairman, Economic Development Committee of the House of Representatives (ex officio) Ted Fisher, Chairman, Economic Development Committee of the Senate (ex officio) Ross Williams, President, Oklahoma AFL-CIO (ex officio) Joe Williams, President, Oklahoma State Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ex officio)

Department •• Oklahoma Department of Commerce, 6601 Broadway Extension, Box 26980, Oklahoma City 73116-0980. Telephone (405) 843-9770. Administration •• Gregory D. Main, Executive Director, Oklahoma Department of Commerce.

GEOGRAPHER, OFFICE OF STATE Department - Office of State Geographer, c/o Department of Mines, 4040 N. Lincoln Blvd., #107, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-3859. Administration - Robert Springer, State Geographer, Oklahoma City.

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, OKLAHOMA Department •• Oklahoma Geological Survey, Energy Center, 100 E. Boyd, Room N-131, Norman, OK 73019-0628. Telephone (405) 325-3031. Administration •• Charles 1 Mankin, Director; Kenneth S. Johnson, Associate Director; Helen Brown, Assistant to the Director. History and Function •• In 1908, in accordance with the State Constitution, the first Legislature created the "Oklahoma Geological Survey." It is supervised by the University of Oklahoma, Board of Regents and is charged with the responsibility of collecting and disseminating information on the geology, mineral, energy and water resources of the State.

GRAND RIVER DAM AUTHORITY W.R. Horkey, Chair ...... Tulsa Jack R. Yoakum, VICe Chair ...... Locust Grove Robert S. Gee ...... Miami George Glenn ...... Sallisaw 1M. Hicks ...... Tahlequah Basil Myers ...... Muskogee John M. 1\uner ...... Vinita

Department •• Grand River Dam Authority, P.O. Box 409, Vinita, OK 74301-0409. Telephone (918) 256-5545. Administration •• Ron Coker, General Manager, Chief Executive Officer; Robert W. Sullivan, Jr., Assistant General Manager, Chief Operating Officer; Henry J. Neftzger, Treasurer, Chief Fi1lll1lCial Officer, Assistant General Manager, Administration; Keeling T. McGaughey, Assistant General Manager, Engineering and Operations; Jack C. Marcy, Assistant General Manager, Thermal Generation; Waldo F. Bales, General Counsel; Dugie H. Standeford, Assistant General Counsel; Susan Cogle, Secretary. Personnel·· 431 clas., 49 unclas. History and Function •• The Grand River Dam Authority, created by the Oklahoma Legislature in 1935, is a public corporation and an agency of the State created for the purpose of exercising a state function of storing and controlling the waters of the Grand River and its tributaries for any useful purpose; to develop and generate water power and electrical energy, for irrigation, reclamation and conservation and development of natural resources of the State of Oklahoma. The powers and functions of GRDA are exercised by a seven-member Board of Directors with vacancies filled from nominees selected by a Customer Nominating Committee. The Governor selects an appointee from the nominees and requests confirmation by the State Senate. The operation is a self-sustaining entity with revenue coming from the sale of power and water on a cost of service basis to pay the operation and maintenance cost and the bond indebtedness.

261 DAMS Pensacola Dam completed in 1940 is the longest multiple arch dam in the world (5,680 ft.) and creates "Lake O'the Cherokees" with 59,200 surface acres, a 1,300 mile shoreline, and a 66 mile charmel. The six turbines at Pensacola Dam have a total capacity of 90,000 KW and an average water year can provide 366,000,000 KWH. In 1964 the Markham Ferry Dam was completed (3,900 ft.), creating Lake Hudson with 12,000 surface acres, a 200 mile shoreline and 30 charmel miles, and a constant lake level maintained the year round. The four turbines at Markham Ferry Dam have a total capacity of 114,000 KW and in a an average water year can provide 211,000,000 KWH. The first stage of the Salina Pumped Storage was completed in 1968 with a capacity of 130,000 KW. The second stage was completed in 1971 adding another 130,000 KW. The turbines at the pumped storage facility are reversible 64,000 HP and are used for pumping and generating. Each of the six turbines can pump water at the rate of one million gallons per minute. In 1976 the State Legislature authorized bonds to be issued to construct a 490,000 KW coal fired generating plant. Construction was begun in 1978 and completed in 1981 when the State Legislature authorized bonds to be issued to construct a second coal-fired generating station near Chouteau, adjacent to Unit 1. This unit is rated at 520,000 KW. Construction was begun in 1981 and completed in March 1986.

HANDICAPPED CONCERNS, OFFICE OF Department -- Office of Handicapped Concerns, 4300 N. Lincoln, Suite 200, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-3756, 1-800-522-8224. . Administration -- J. Steven Stokes, Director. Personnel -- 7 clas., 2 unclas. History and Function -- 74 O.S. Section 9.21-9.35. Two advisory committees with separate functions act in an advisory capacity. These committees are: the Governor's Advisory Committee on Employment of the Handicapped and the Governor's Advisory Committee to the Office of Handicapped Concerns. (For list of members, please contact above listed numbers.)

Client Assistance Program Department -- Client Assistance Program, 4300 N. Lincoln, Suite 200, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-3756. Toll-Free Hotline 1-800-522-8224. Administration -- Helen Kutz, Director; Carol Kime, Senior Client Representative. History and Function -- Section 112 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended. This program provides clients, client-applicants anf former clients with assistance in obtaining services under the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended. CAP serves clients, client­ applicants and former clients of Rehabilitative and Visual Services (RVS), federally funded centers and programs.

HEALTH, STATE BOARD OF John B. Carmichael, D.D.S., President ...... Woodward Ernest Martin R.Ph.D., VICe President ...... Ardmore Burdge F. Green, M.D., Secretary ...... Stilwell Gordon H. Deckert, M.D ...... Oklahoma City Dan H. Fieker, D.O ...... Tulsa Linda M. Johnson, M.D...... Chickasha Lee W. Paden ...... Tulsa Orange M. Welborn, M.D., •...... Ada

Department -- Department of Health, 1000 N.E. 10th Street, P.O. Box 53551, Oklahoma City 73152. Telephone (405) 271-5600. Birth Certificates (405) 271-4040. Administration - Joan K. Leavitt, M. D., Commissioner of Health; Thomas D. Peace, Ph. D., Deputy Commissioner of Health and Personal Health Services; Mark Coleman, Deputy

262 Commissioner for Environmental Health Services; Roger C. Pirrong, Deputy Commissioner for Administration and State Registrar; Brent E. VanMeter, Deputy Commissioner for Special Health Services. Denver S. Talley, Dr.PhD., Deputy Commissioner for Local Health Services; Robert D. Vincent, Ph.D., Assistant to Commissioner for Health Policy. Program Heads: (Vacant), Chief, Air Quality Service; Phil Wildfant, Child Guidance Service; Adeline Yerkes, Chronic Disease Service; Mike Morgan, D.D.S., Dental Service; Sean Browne, Eldercare Service; Judith Duncan, Environmental Laboratory Service; Paul Zenker, M.D., Epidemiology Service; Gayle Cox, Financial Management Service; H.A. Caves, Consumer Protection Service; Larry McKee, Ph.D., General Environmental Services; Dick Gunn, Health Education and Information Service; Garry McKee, Ph.D., Laboratory Service; Evelyn Battle, Long-Term Care Services; Sara DePersio, M.D., Maternal and Child Health Services; John Ward, M.D., Medical Facilities Service; Toni Frioux, R.N.C., Nursing Services; Rocky D. McElvany, Occupational Licensing Service; Don Thompson, Personnel Services; Mike Blazi, Professional Counselor Licensing; Roger C. Pirrong,Vual Records Service; Damon Wingfield, Hazardous Waste Management Service; Jon Craig, Water Quality Service. Personnel -- 2,066 clas., 467 unclas. History and Function -- Public health service in Oklahoma was signed into law Christmas Day, 1890, by Governor George Washington Steele, who immediately appointed a Superintendent of Health. After statehood in 1907, the Legislature created the State Board of Health under a commissioner appointed by the Governor. In 1917, the Legislature placed control of all public water supplies and sewer systems under the Board of Health. Today, the State Board of Health has nine members appointed by the Governor with Senate confirmation. The Board appoints the Commissioner of Health, the chief administrative officer, who coordinates the activities of the Department with the Federal Govemment and other state agencies and directs the activities of the county health departments. Each county has a board of health with authority to establish a health department. Sixty-nine counties now operate health departments.

Advisory Bodies to State Board of Health and State Department of Health Agent Orange Outreach Committee, Jerry R. Nida, M.D., Coordinator; Air Quality Council, (Vacant), Chief, Alarm Industry Committee, Bob Carroll, Chair; Alzheimer's Research Advisory Council, Ralph Ritcher, M.D., Interim Chair; State Barber Advisory Board, Jack Dod, Chair; Child Abuse Prevention Office, Linda Passmark, Ph.D., Director; Oklahoma Community Social Service Center Authority, (State Dept of Health, designated Authority); Compliance Advisory Panel (Clean Air); Oklahoma Licensed Professional Counselors Committee; Licensed Professional Counselors Hearing Committee, Ray Quiett, Chair; Professional Counselors Hearing Committee; Eldercare Program Advisory Committee, Leonard Solomon, Chair; Electrical Examiners, Committee of, James G. Monteith, Chair; Electrical Hearing Board; Emergency Medical Services Advisory Council, Robert Bonar, Chair; Medical Direction Subcommittee, Howard Keith, Chair; Group Homes for the Developmentally Disabled or Physically Handicapped Advisory Board, Ann Huber, Chair; Hazardous Waste Management Council, Kenneth S. Johnson, Ph.D., Chair; Hearing Aid Advisory Council, Gwendolen V. Janssen, Chair; Oklahoma Inspector Examiners Committee, Don Baker, Chair; Long-Term Care Facility Advisory Board, Veraman Davis, Chair; Licensed Marital and Family Therapist Committee; Mechanical Examiners Committee, Christopher Streets, Chair; Mechanical Hearing Board; Plumbing Examiners Committee, Larry Butler, Chair; Plumbing Hearing Board, Rocky McElvany, Chair; Radiation Advisory Committee, Robert Y. Nelson, Chair; Advisory Council on Traumatic Spinal Cord and Traumatic Brain Injury, Joan K. Leavitt; Central Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Compact Commission, (Contact H.A. Caves); Solid Waste Management Advisory Committee, Terry Powell, Chair; Water and Sewage Works Operators Certification Advisory Council, George Marchangli, Chair.

HEALTH BENEFITS BOARD, OKLAHOMA BASIC Sandra Downie ...... Tulsa Howard Foltz ...... Oklahoma City

263 Bradford Holt ...... Oklahoma City Steve Kabrick, P.T...... Tulsa Reat Morris, D.C...... Seminole Sharon Neuwald ...... Oklahoma City Garth Splinter, M.D...... Oklahoma City Jack Stogsdill ...... Tulsa Bobby G. Thompson ...... Midwest City (Two vacancies)

Department -- Oklahoma Basic Health Benefits Board, 621 N. Robinson, Suite 302, Oklahoma City 73102-6217. Telephone: (405) 521-4491 Administration -- David L. Parsons, Executive Director

HISTORIC PRESERVATION REVIEW COMMITTEE, OKLAHOMA Susie Clinard, Chair ...... Oklahoma City Melvena Heisch, Secretary ...... Oklahoma City Donald N. Brown ...... Stillwater LeRoy Fischer...... Stillwater Stanley Gralla ...... Lexington Towana Spivey ...... Duncan

Department -- Oklahoma Historical Society, Wiley Post Historical Building, 2100 N. Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City 73105-4997. Telephone (405) 521-2491. Administration -- Melvena Heisch, Deputy State Historic Preservation Officer.

HISTORICAL RECORDS ADVISORY BOARD Thomas W. Kremm, State Coordinator ...... Edmond Robert L. Clark, Jr...... Edmond Louis Coleman ...... Idabel Mel Fiegel ...... Weatherford Jack Haley ...... Roosevelt Marvin Kroeker ...... Ada Heather Lloyd ...... Stillwater Ruth Eager Moran ...... Oklahoma City Blake Wade ...... Oklahoma City

Department -- Historical Records Advisory Board, 200 N.E. 18th, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-2502.

HISTORICAL SOCIETY, OKLAHOMA

Board

Martin A. Hagerstrand, President ...... Tahlequah Lewis R. Stiles, D.V.M., Vice President ...... Broken Bow Dee Ann Ray, Treasurer ...... Holdenville Leonard F. Ball ...... Oklahoma City Bernice Crockett ...... Shawnee David Dary ...... Norman Susan Guthrie Dunham ...... Oklahoma City LeRoy H. Fischer ...... Stillwater Denzil D. Garrison ...... Bartlesville Denzil E. Gates ...... Midwest City Eugenia C. Greenlee ...... Council Hill

264 Bnmetta B. Griffith ...... Springs Jack D. Haley ...... Roosevelt Harry W. Hughes ...... Lawton Robert L. Klenune ...... Enid Marvin E. Kroeker, Ph.D ...... Ada Guy W. Logsdon ...... Tulsa John M. Mabrey ...... Okmulgee Burt Chesley Montague ...... Lawton Ruth Eager Moran ...... Oklahoma City Jordan B. Reaves ...... Oklahoma City Ralph W. Shebester ...... Wynnewood Brian J. Speligene ...... Eufaula Enuny Scott Stidham ...... Checotah Lu Celia Wise ...... Tulsa David Walters, Governor (ex officio)

Department -- WIley Post Historical Building, Oklahoma City 73105-4997. Telephone (405) 521-249l. Administration -- 1. Blake Wade, Executive Director and State Historic Preservation Officer; Bob L. Blackburn, Ph.D., Deputy Executive Director, Publications and Education; Darrell Covington, Property Resources; Kathy Dickson, Museums; Melvena T. Heisch, Historic Preservation; John Hill, Historic Sites; Billy Nichols, Accounting Services; Edward C. Shoemaker, Library Resources; Bill Welge, Archives and Manuscripts. Personnel -- 129 c1as., 25 unc1as., 23 temps. History and Function -- The Oklahoma Historical Society, both a state agency and a private membership organization, is dedicated to the preservation and perpetuation of Oklahoma's history. Founded in May, 1893 by the Oklahoma Territorial Press Association, it was declared an agency of the territorial government in 1895. The Board of Directors consists of twenty-five members, twelve of whom are appointed by the Governor and thirteen elected by the Society membership for three-year terms. Members of the Board are appointed and elected in part by congressional district to help insure equitable statewide representation. The central offices; the State Museum; extensive collections of books, manuscripts, newspapers, photographs, genealogical and other historical research materials, maintained in the Library and Archives divisions are housed in the Wiley Post Historical Building. The Chronicles of Oklahoma and Mistletoe Leaves are both published by the Historical Society.

HOMELESS, GOVERNOR'S ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON THE Shirley Y. Williams, Chair ...... Oklahoma City Sam Bowman, VICe Chair ...... Oklahoma City Janelle T. Arden ...... Edmond Leonard D. Benton ...... Oklahoma City Gary Bradley ...... Oklahoma City William 1. Bross ...... Oklahoma City Christine Byrd ...... Oklahoma City Marilyn N. Crane...... Lawton Phil Dessauer, Jr ...... Tulsa Diana Ross Franklin ...... " Oklahoma City Keith Haley ...... Oklahoma City Evelyn Hibbs ...... Muskogee Louis E. Huff ill ...... Oklahoma City Mary L. Johnsen ...... •...... Oklahoma City Steve Kinser ...... Oklahoma City Mark Steven Livingston • ...... Norman

265 JaJDes Louis Lyons ...... Pryor WilliaJD R. Phillips, Ed.D...... Choctaw Anne Roberts ...... Norman Paula K. Sanford ...... Edmond Karen S. Steed ...... Heavener Sherwood Washington ...... Oklahoma City Ronnie G. WIlliams ...... Tulsa Jolm W. Willis...... Oklahoma City

Department - Governor's Advisory Committee on the Homeless, c/o Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency, 1140 N.W. 63rd, Suite 200, P. O. Box 26720, Oklahoma City 73126-0720. Telephone: (405) 848-1144.

HORSE RACING COMMISSION, OKLAHOMA Tom Points, Chair ...... • ...... Hominy Caryl V. Taylor, Vice Chair ...... •...... Okmulgee Delores O. Mitchell. Secretary ...... Sallisaw R.J. Carroll ...... Wetwnka Bradley A. Gungoll ...... Enid Art L. Swanson ...... Oklahoma City George Wilburn ...... Altus

Department -- Oklahoma Horse Racing Commission, 6501 N. Broadway, Suite 180, Oklahoma City 73116. Telephone (405) 848-0404. FAX (405) 848-3801. Administration -- Gordon L. Hare, Executive Director; Benny C. Lovett, Director of Law Enforcement. Personnel -- 56 non-merit, unclassified employees.

HOUSING FINANCE AGENCY, OKLAHOMA David M. Thornton, Chair •....•...... •...... Tulsa Alonzo L. Ponder, VICe Chair ...... •....•...... Oklahoma City Albert G. Mager, Secretary-Treasurer ...... Oklahoma City Roger W. Cole ...... Oklahoma City Jolm G. Malloy ...... Tulsa

Department -- Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency, 1140 N.W. 63, Suite 200, Box 26720, Oklahoma City 73126-0720. Telephone (405) 848-1144. Administration - Stephen R. Weatherford. Executive Director; Neta Stephenson, Deputy Director.

HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION, OKLAHOMA Dick K. Hsieh. Chair • ..•...••..•••...... ••••...... Norman Stanley P. Wagner, Ph.D., Vice Chair .....••...... Ada Sandra Gayle Beasley ...... Enid Palmira S. Campos ;...... Oklahoma City Sally FreenJ.an Frasier ...... Tulsa Suzanne Lester ...... Norman Hanna A. Saadah ...... Oklahoma City Luther Woodward ...... Tulsa M. Blake Yaffe ...... Oklahoma City

Department - Oklahoma Human Rights Commission, 2101 N. Lincoln Blvd., Room 480, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-2360. Administration -- Ronald Lee Jolmson, Director. Personnel -- 21 clas., 3 unclas in central office only

266 HUMAN SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF

Commission for Human Services Terry L Childers, Chair ...... Oklahoma City Jane Hartley, Vice Chair...... Vinita Reginald D. Barnes ...... Tulsa Wayne C. Chandler ...... Oklahoma City Virginia Kidd ...... Poteau Jolm E. Orr ...... Oklahoma City Joseph W. Stafford, M.D ...... Enid Joe Sam Vassar ...... Bristow Bill Wilkinson ...... Tulsa

Department -- Department of Human Services, Sequoyah Bldg., 2400 N. Lincoln Blvd., Box 25352, Oklahoma City 73125. Telephone (405) 521-3646. Administration -- Benjamin Demps, Jr., Director of Human Services; Charles Brodt, Assoc. Director for Programs; George Miller, External Relations; Sharon Neuwald, Chief of Staff; Winston Barton, Assoc. Director for Field Operations; Carolyn Ziegenhorn, Chief Financial Officer; Lynne Taylor, Assoc. Director for Adminis.; Gwen McClain, Acting Assoc. Director for Client Advocacy; Carol Farwell, Assoc. Director for Management Services; Charles Waters, General Counsel; Andrew A. Lasser, Chief Executive OffICer, Oklahoma Medical Center; Kim Jones-Shelton, Affirmative Action Officer; Pamela Williams, Public Information Officer; Margaret Hall, Secretary to the Commission. Personnel -- 6,414 clas., 1,652 unc!., 422 temps. Division Administrators: Charles Garrett, Div. Admin. for Inspector General; Tom Jaworsky, Acting Div. Admin., Contracts and Purchasing; Larry Harmon, Div. Admin. for Human Resources; Roy Keen, Div. Admin. for Aging Services; Jim Angle, Acting Div. Admin. For Children's and Family Services; Paula Wood, Acting Div. Admin. for Child Support Enforcement; fun Nicholson, Div. Admin. for Developmental Disabilities Services; Carolyn Bryan, Div. Admin. for Family Support Services; Raymond Haddock, Div. Admin. for Medical Services; Jerry Dunlap, Div. Admin. for Rehabilitation Services; David Shafer, Div. Admin. for Facilties and Central Services; Chase Gordon, Acting Div. Admin. for the Office of Juvenile Justice. Advisory Committees: Juvenile Justice Advisory and Oversight Committee, Charles O. Burton, Lieutenant; Advisory Committee on Medical Care for Public Assistance Recipients, Wes Whittlesey, M.D., Chair; Oklahoma Planning Council on Developmental Disabilities, Robert Woolsey, Ph.D., Chair; Professional Advisory Committee on Medical Care for Crippled Children; State Committee of Blind Vendors, A.B. Swanson, Chair; Advisory Committee on Mental Retardation Services, Sherri England, Chair. History and Function -- Oklahoma voters created what is now the Department of Human Services in the Depression year of 1936. By a 2-1 margin, voters approved a state constitutional amendment "to provide ... for the relief and care of needy aged ...and other needy persons ..."Voters also approved a one percent sales tax for use by the Welfare Department. The amOlmt was increased to 2 percent by the 1937 Legislature. In the 1950's, the agency's responsibilities were expanded, and, in 1980, its name was changed by the Legislature. Today, DHS has offices in each of the 77 counties with rehabilitative and visual offices located throughout the state. It also operates the State Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped. The Commission for Human Services is comprised of nine members appointed by the Governor for staggered nine-year terms with one appointment made each year. The Commission appoints the Department's director and decides the salary.

INDIAN AFFAIRS COMMISSION, OKLAHOMA Shelly Crow, Chair ...... Tulsa Jack Codopony, Vice Chair ...... Norman

267 Bill Anoatubby ...... Ada Leonard Biggoose ...... Ponca City Mildred Cleghorn ...... Apache Don Giles ...... Miami Wilma Mankiller ...... Tahlequah Gregory Pyle ...... Durant Edward Wilson ...... Concho Department -- Oklahoma Indian Mfairs Commission, 4010 North Lincoln Blvd., Suite 200, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-3828. Administration -- Nathan Hart, Executive Director. Personnel -- 2 clas., 3 tmclas., 1 temps. History and Function -- The Oklahoma Indian Affairs Commission (OIAC) was created by the Oklahoma Legislature in 1967 tmder the auspices of Governor Dewey Bartlett. A principal and initial fimction of the OIAC, was to promote unity, purpose, and understanding between and among tribal populations, tribal offices, units of Federal and State Govemment(s) and the non-Indian citizens of the State. The liaison services of the OIAC provide for Oklahoma communication linkages and other networking capabilities which reach all of its resident Indian tribes.

INDIAN TRIBAL OFFICES

Absentee-Shawnee Tribe Chickasaw Nation Delaware Tribe of P.O. Box 1747 Bill Anoatubby, West Oklahoma Shawnee, OK 74801 Governor Arthur Thomas, President P.O. Box 1548 P.O. Box 825 Alabama Coushatta Tribe Ada, OK 74820 Anadarlw, OK 73005 Frances Battise, Chairperson Choctaw Nation Eastern Shawnee Rt. 3, Box 640 Hollis Roberts, Chief George Captain, Chief Livingston, TX 77351 P.O. Drawer 1210 P.O. Box 350 Durant, OK 74701 Seneca, MO 64865 Apache Tribe Houston K1inekole, Citizen Band of Ft. Sill - Apache Tribe Chairman Pottawatornie Mildred Oeghom, P.O. Box 1220 John A. Barrett, Rt. 2, Box 121 Anadarko, OK 73005 Chairman Apache, OK 73006 1901 S. Gordon Cooper Dr. Caddo Tribe Shawnee, OK 74801 Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma Leonard Williams, Lawrence Murray, Chairman Comanche Tribe Chairman P.O. Box 487 Kenneth Saupiny, P.O. Box 190 Binger, OK 73009 Chairman Iowa Vet. Hall P.O Box 908 Perkins, OK 74059 Cherokee Lawton, OK 73502 WJ.1ma Mankiller, Chief Kaw Tribe of Oklahoma P.O. Box 948 Creek (Muscogee) Nation Wanda Stone, Chairperson Tahlequah, OK 74464 Bill S. Fife, Chief P.O. Box 50 P.O. Box 580 Kaw City, OK 74641 Cherokee-Shawnee Tribe Okmulgee, OK 74447 Dan Greenfeather, Kialegee Tribal Town Chairman Delaware Tribe of William Givens, Micco Box 368 East Oklahoma Rt. 3, Box 18C Vay, Oklahoma 74346 Lewis Ketchum, Chief Okemah, OK 74859 108 S. Seneca Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes Bartlesville, OK 74003 Kickapoo Tribe Juanita Learned John Kaskaske, Chairman P.O. Box 38 P.O. Box 70 Concho, OK 73022 McLoud, OK 74851

268 Kiowa Tribe Peoria Tribe Tonkawa Tribal Office Ioseph Goombi, Chairman Louis Myers, Chief Virginia Combrink, P.O. Box 369 P.O. Box 1527 P.O. Box 70 Carnegie, OK 73015 Miami, OK 74355 Tonkawa, OK 74653

Loyal Shawnee Tribe Ponca Tribe United Keetoowah, Band Miami, OK 74355 Delbert Cole, Chairman of Cherokee P.O. Box 2, White Eagle Iohn Hair, Chief Miami Tribe Ponca City, OK 74601 2450 S. Muskogee Edward Leonard, Chief Tahlequah, OK 74464 P.O. Box 636 Quapaw Tribe Miami, OK 74355 Harry Gilmore, Chairman Wichita Tribal Office P.O. Box 765 Gary McAdams, Modoc Tribe Quapaw, OK 74363 Acting President Bill Follis, Chief P.O. Box 729 515 G. Street Sac & Fox Nation Anadarko, OK 73005 Miami, OK 74354 Elmer Manatow&, Ir., Chief Route 2, Box 246 Wyandotte Tribal Office Osage Nation Stroud, OK 74079 Leaford Bearskin, Chief Charles O. Tillman, Chief P.O. Box 250 c/o Osage Indian Agency Seminole Nation Wyandotte, oK 74370 Administration Bldg. Ierry Haney, Chief Pawhuska, OK 74056 P.O. Box 1498 Bureau of Indian Affiars Wewoka, OK 74884 Anadarko Area Office Otoe - Missouria Tribe P.O. Box 368 Della Warrior, Chairperson Seneca-Cayuga Tribal Anadarko, OK 73005 P.O. Box 68 Office Red Rock, OK 74651 lames Allen, Chief Bureau of Indian Affairs P.O. Box 1283 Muskogee Area Office Ottawa Tribe Miami, OK 74355 Muskogee, OK 74401 Lewis Barlow, Chief P.O. Box 110 Thlopthlocco Tribal Town Miami, OK 74354 Charlie McGertt, Micco Rt. 3, Box 18C Pawnee Tribe Okemah, OK 74859 Robert Chapman, President P.O. Box 470 Pawnee, OK 74058

INDIGENT DEFENSE SYSTEM, OKLAHOMA The Oklahoma Indigent Defense System includes the Capital Trial Division and the Appellate Division.

Oklahoma Indigent Defense System Board (Formerly: Public Defender System Board)

Henry A. Meyer m, Chair ••...... •.•...... Woodward Henry Burris ...... Spiro Douglas L. Parr ...... Oklahoma City Betty Pfefferbaum, M.D...... Norman Richard Reeh ...... Tulsa

Department -- Oklahoma Indigent Defense System, 303 E. Comanche, Norman 73069. Telephone (405) 329-4222. Administration -- Robert D. Ganstine, Executive Director. Oklahoma Appellate Indigent Defender Division: Deputies -- Scott Braden, Gloyd McCoy; Assistant Defenders -- Cindy Brown, Mary Bruehl, Leslie Delk, Lynn Entzeroth, Gail Gunning, Maria LaVerde, Mitchell Lee, William H. Luker, lisbeth McCarty, Linda McGuire, Anne Moore, Keith Munro, Tom Purcell, Iamie Pybas, Allen Smith, Carol Walker, Mike Wilson. Capital Trial Division: Deputy -- Mark Barrett; Staff Attorneys -- Ron Mook, Bryan Dupleer, Wes Gibson, John Echols. Personnel -- 138 clas., 38 unclas., 6 temps.

269 INDUSTRIAL FINANCE AUTHORITY, OKLAHOMA W.R. Stubbs, Chair ...... Henryetta Benjamin T. Walkingstick, VICe Chair ...... Chandler Frank W. Merrick, Secretary-Treasurer...... Ardmore John Goad, Assistant Secretary-Treasurer ...... Edmond Ken Fergeson ...... Altus Greg Main ...... Oklahoma City Homer Paul . . . . . • ...... Oklahoma City Claudette Henry, State Treasurer (ex officio and nonvoting)

Department -- Oklahoma Industrial Finance Authority, 301 N. W. 63rd, Suite 225, Oklahoma City 73116. Telephone: (405) 842-1145. Administration -- Jay C. Casey, President; Jim Fulmer, Exec. Vice-President; John G. Umdenstock, Exec. Vice President; Charles M. Mote, Senior Vice President, Finance; Harry Brown, Vice President, Operations; Sally Ann Felts, Vice President, Administration; David Hinkle, Vice President, Marketing. Personnel -- 10 non-merit, unclas. employees.

INSURANCE BOARD, OKLAHOMA STATE AND EDUCATION EMPLOYEES GROUP (HEALTH AND DENTAL) Gene Howard, Chair ...... Tulsa Stuart B. Strasner, Vice Chair ...... Oklahoma City Joseph L. Parker, Jr., Secretary ...... Tulsa Steve Burrage ...... Antlers Mark A. Triska ...... ,...... Oklahoma City Cathy Weatherford, Insurance Commissioner (ex officio) (one vacancy)

Department -- Oklahoma State and Education Employees Group Insurance Board, 3545 N.W. 58th, Suite 110, Oklahoma City 73112. Telephone: (405) 943-8701; 1 (800) 543-6044; FAX (405) 949-0603. Administration -- Odie A. Nance, Administrator; Michael L. Doyle, Deputy Administrator; Joseph A. Kreuer, Deputy Administrator; Paul C. Duncan, General Counsel, Administration; Jeffery S. Mann, Internal Audits; John R. McCandless, General Counsel, Board; Mike Combs, Management Services, Regulatory Affairs; John M. Waters, Data Services. Personnel -- 138 clas., 38 unclas., 6 temps.

Advisory Committee Don Keenan, Chair ...... Tulsa Elizabeth Parker, VICe Chair ...... Midwest City Betty Ballard, Secretary ...... Chickasha Doug Fritts ..•...... Edmond John Lassiter ...... Del City Carmen Mace ...... Midwest City Christian N. Ramsey, Jr., M.D ...... Oklahoma City INSURANCE DEPARTMENT Department -- Insurance Department, 1901 N. Walnut, P.O. Box 53408, Oklahoma City 73152-3408. Telephone: (405) 521-2828; 1 (800) 522-0071. Administration -- Catherine J. Weatherford, Insurance Commissioner; Tammie Kilpatrick, Deputy Commissioner; Bret Dickey, Assistant Commissioner; Sue Sullivan, Assistant Commissioner, Claims; Larry Donovan, Director, Property and Casualty; Nancy Lewis, Comptroller; Lynn Rambo-Jones, Director, Life. Accident and Health; Betty Clymer, Director, Agents' Licensing; Cathy Guyer, Director, Bailbonds; Mike Holdsclaw, Director, Data Processing; Chris Perry, Deputy Chief

270 Examiner, Financial; Mary Clark, General Counsel, Legal; Jerry Paine, Investigations; Michelle Shadid, Director, Real Estate Appraisal Board. Personnel -- 112 non-merit, unclas. employees. History and Function -- The office of the Insurance Commissioner regulates the many facets of the Department and was created by the Constitution which called for election of a State Insurance Commissioner through statewide vote of the people. The Department is the regulatory agency for the insurance industry. Tulsa Omce -- Jim Goodson, Director, 440 S. Houston, Room 209, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74127. Telephone: (918) 581-2725. INSURANCE FUND, STATE

Board of Managers Tom Volturo, designee of State Auditor and Inspector, Chair (ex officio) James Reese, Vice Chair...... Miami David Atkinson, Secretary ...... Tulsa Susan Conyers ...... Oklahoma City Clark James ...... Tulsa Ed Phillips ...... Tulsa Jack E. White, Director of State Finance, or designee (ex officio) Jack Mildren, Lieutenant Governor, or designee (ex officio) Ross Johnson, Director of Central Purchasing, Office of Central Services (ex officio)

Department -- State Insurance Fund, 410 N. Walnut, P.O. Box 53505, Oklahoma City 73152. Telephone: (405) 232-7663. Administration -- Michael Clingman, Commissioner; Dean Gandy, Deputy Commissioner; Ron Kreiter, General Counsel, Board of Managers; Gordon Karber, Data Processing; Ron Sease, Financial Services; Tom McRae, Administrator, Claims Division; Gene Woody, Special Services. Personnel -- 307 clas., 99 unclas., 28 temps. History and Function -- The State Insurance Fund was established by the 1933 Legislature to provide worker's compensation insurance coverage for state, county and city employees in addition to private employers throughout the State. The Commissioner is appointed by the Board of Managers and serves at its pleasure. The fund is non-profit and self supporting.

INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS, OKLAHOMA ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON

Mark Seikel, Representative, Chair ...... Harrah Gilmer Capps, Senator, VICe Chair ...... Snyder

Department -- Oklahoma Advisory Committee on Intergovernmental Relations, State Capitol, Rm. 307, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 523-3533. Administration -- Peggy Wilhoit, Project Director (For Committee members, contact Peggy Wilhoit.) INTERSTATE COOPERATION, OKLAHOMA COMMISSION ON

Composed of the Joint Committee on Interstate Cooperation and the Governor's Committee on Interstate Cooperation, the President Pro Tempore of the Senate and the Speaker of the House serve alternately each year as ex officio chairman and vice chairman.

GOVERNOR'S COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION David Walters, Governor (ex officio and nonvoting) Jack Mildren, Lieutenant Governor (ex officio) Jack E. White, Director of State Finance (ex officio) (Three vacancies) Department -- State Capitol, Room 122, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-2141.

271 JOINT COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION

Department -- State Capitol, 4th Floor House, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-2711. History and Function -- Created by the 1955 Legislature, the Committee's principal function is to represent Oklahoma as a member of the Council of State Governments, whose purpose is to improve state governments through cooperative efforts of various states at annual meetings.

INTERSTATE COMPACT ON JUVENILES Department -- Department of Human Services, Sequoyah Building, P.O. Box 25352, Oklahoma City 73125. Telephone (405) 521-4077. Administration -- Benjamin F. Demps, Jr. , DepartmenJ of Human Services Director; Mike Swepston, Division of Children and Youth Services, Deputy Compact Administrator. History and Function -- Adopted by the Oklahoma Legislature in 1967, this Compact is an interstate cooperative effort to return juveniles to states seeking their return and to accept the return of juveniles apprehended in other states through appropriate legal proceedings.

INTERSTATE COMPACT ON MENTAL HEALTH Department -- Interstate Compact on Mental Health, 1200 N.E. 13th, P.O. Box 53277, Oklahoma City 73152. Telephone (405) 271-7474. Administration -- (Vacant), Commissioner of MenJal Health and Substance Abuse Services (ex officio), Compact Administrator. History and Function -- The Compact was adopted by the 1959 Legislature for the purpose of joining with other states to provide the necessary legal basis for the appropriate care and treatment of the mentally ill and mentally deficient regardless of state residence.

INTERSTATE MINING COMPACT COMMISSION Governor David Walters (ex offICio) Bennie Cox, Governor's alternate ...... Oklahoma City

Department -- Interstate Mining CompactCornmission, 4040 N. Lincoln, Suite 107, Oklahoma City 73105. History and Function -- When Oklahoma enacted the necessary legislation in 1970 and joined the Compact as the fourth state, the compact was activated. The Governor, or his designee, serve on the Commission governing the Compact operations whose functions are to protect and restore the land and other resources affected by mining.

INTERSTATE OIL COMPACT COMMISSION David Walters, Governor, Official RepresenJative of the State afOklahoma James B. Townsend ...... Shawnee Charles Nesbitt, Secretary of Energy

Department -- Interstate Oil Compact Commission, 900 N.E. 23rd, P.O. Box 53127, Oklahoma City 73152. Telephone (405) 525-3556. Administration -- W. Timothy Dowd, Executive Director. Personnel -- 3 non-merit, unclassified employees. History and Function -- Adopted by the State Legislature in 1935, the Interstate Oil Compact now has 30 member states and six associate member states headquartered in Oklahoma City. The Compact's duties are to meet from time to time to determine methods, practices, circumstances and conditions to conserve and prevent physical waste of oil and gas. The Compact is to report its fmdings and recommendations to member states for adoption.

272 INVESTIGATION, OKLAHOMA STATE BUREAU OF

Commission Ray Tompkins, Chair ...... Oklahoma City Andrew Coats .•...... • ...... • ...... Oklahoma City Michael John Dahlem ...... Broken Bow Richard Dugger ...... Elk City Stanley Glanz ...... Tulsa Arturo G. Mata .•...... Lawton Bill Melton ...... Miami

Department -- Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation, 6600 N. Harvey, Suite 300, P.O. Box Oklahoma City 73116. (Call 24 hours.) Telephone (405) 848-6724; FAX (405) 843-3804. Administration -- Robert J. Hicks, Director; DeWade Langley, Deputy Director; Kim Carter, Assistant Director, Investigative Services; Don Flynt, Assistant Director, Laboratory Services; Harvey Pratt, Assistant Director, Informational Services; Darrel Wilkins, Assistant Director, Administrative Services. Personnel -- 177 clas., 30 unclas., 17 temps. and 4 students. History and Function -- The OSBI was created by statute in 1925. On July I, 1976, the Agency, by law, was removed from the Governor's Office and placed under the newly created OSBI Commission, whose members are appointed by the Governor and confrrmed by the Senate. The OSBI is the general investigative agency of the State of Oklahoma and provides services in support of law enforcement throughout the State. Its statutory duties are to: (1) Maintain scientific laboratories to assist all law enforcement agencies in the discovery and detection of criminal activity; (2) Maintain fingerprint and other identification files; (3) Operate teletype, mobile and fixed radio or other communication systems; (4) Conduct schools and training programs for the agents, peace officers and technicians of the State charged with the enforcement of law and order and the investigation and detection of crime; (5) Assist all law enforcement officers and district attorneys when such assistance is requested, and according to policy determined by the OSBI Commission; (6) Investigate and detect criminal activity as directed by the Governor; (7) Maintain a Uniform Crime Reporting system; collect and correlate information; compile statistics on the volume and nature of crime and the administration of criminal justice within the State.

J. M. DAVIS MEMORIAL COMMISSION Kent Frizzell, Chair ...... Claremore John Burrows, Vice Chair...... Claremore W.W. Danuser ...... Claremore Donna McSpadden ...... Claremore

Department -- J. M. Davis Memorial Commission, P. O. Box 966, Claremore, OK 74018. Telephone (918) 341-5707. Administration - Lee T. Good, Director; Shirley Johnson, Business Ma1Ulger. Personnel -- 17 non-merit, unclassified employees. History and Function -- Created in 1965 for the purpose of housing, displaying and preserving the 1. M. Davis gun collection and historical artifacts, the Commission purchased property for a 40,000 square-foot building in 1967. This museum and is open to the public seven days a week.

KANSAS-OKLAHOMA ARKANSAS RIVER COMPACT COMMISSION Roy Lawrence ...... Pawnee Lew Meibergen ...... Enid Patricia P. Eaton, Executive Director, Oklahoma Water Resources Board (ex officio). Department -- Oklahoma Water Resources Board, 1000 Northeast 10th, P.O. Box 53585, Oklahoma City 73152. Telephone (405) 271-2555.

273 Administration -- Robert Hedman, Secretary-Treasurer, P.O. Box 3063, Constant Ave., Campus West, Lawrence, Kansas 66046. Telephone (913) 864-8321. History and Function -- Signed in 1965, the Compact Commission was organized to carry out the provisions of the agreement. Represented by three commissioners each, the major purpose of the Compact is to promote interstate comity; divide and apportion equitably the waters of the Arkansas River Basin; promote orderly development of the basin; and provide for an active pollution abatement program in each state. LABOR, DEPARTMENT OF Department - Department of Labor, 4001 N. Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 528-1500. Administration -- Dave Renfro, Commissioner 0/ Labor; Linda Chambers, Executive Secretary; Nathan Powell, Chief o/Staff; Gerald Edwards, Deputy Commissioner; Mike Sykes; Administrative Assistant, Legal; Don G. Harrison, Administrative Assistant, Finance/personnel; Jack Sherry, Information OffICe Director, Bettye Finch, Manager, Statistical Research Unit; Jim Greenawalt, Director, Safety Standards; Greg L Waddle, Director, OSHA Division; Steve Allen, Director ,Asbestos Division; (Vacant), Director, Wage and Hour Division and Prevailing Wage Unit; Don Bento, Director, Workers' Compensation Unit and Private Employment Personnel -- 96 clas., 11 uncIas., 6 temps. History and Function -- The Commissioner of Labor is a constitutional office defined by Article 6 Section 20. The Department is responsible for the administration and enforcement of minimum wage; child labor laws; prevailing wages on public work projects; workers compensation insurance compliance; regulation of private employment agencies; investigation and mediation of unpaid wages; inspection of welded steam lines, boiler and pressure vessels and water heaters in public facilities, plus certification of welders and weld testing laboratories; regulation and certification of asbestos workers; enforcement of occupational safety and health for public employees. LAND OFFICE, COMMISSIONERS OF THE An ex officio board composed of the Governor as Chairman; Lieutenant Governor; State Auditor and Inspector; SUperintendent of Public Instruction and the President of the State Board of Agriculture as members. The membership elects the Vice-Chairman.

Department - Commissioners of the Land Office, 5801 N. Broadway, Suite 200, P.O. Box 26910, Oklahoma City 73126. Telephone (405) 843-9962, FAX (405) 843-8259. Administration -- Carol J. Ford, Secretary; R. Norvell Clarke, Assistant Secretary; John E. Taylor, Director, Real Estate Management Division; Herbert W. Johnson, Director, Financial Division; Pary G. Shofner, Director, Minerals Management Division; William R. Howard, Jr., Co-General Counsel; Paul E. DeGraffenreid, Co-General Counsel; Roger Q. Melson, Jr., Acting Director, Audit Division; Barbara F. Martin, Acting Director, Service Division. Personnel -- 80 cIas., 15 unclas., 3 temps. History and Function -- The Commissioners of the Land Office, a constitutional agency, was created to manage and control lands granted the State under the provisions of the Enabling Act This Act passed by Congress in June, 1906, gave to the State certain lands for the support of schools and the Commission has charge of the sale, rental, disposal and management of the lands as well as the trust funds and proceeds derived therefrom. LAW ENFORCEMENT EDUCATION AND TRAINING, COUNCIL ON (CLEET) Board James Stover, Chief, Broken Arrow Police Department, Chair ...... •... Broken Arrow Archie Yearick. Sheriff, Grant County, Vice Chair ...... Medford Johnny F. Dirck, Director, CLBEr, Secretary (ex offICio) Dale H. Anderson, Chief, Duncan Police Department ...... Duncan Bill Cassingham, Sheriff, Beaver County ...... Beaver David McBride, Commissioner of Public Safety •••...... ••• Oklahoma City

274 Department -- Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training, P.O. Box 11476, Cimarron Station, Oklahoma City 73136-0476 or Lester Training Building, 3530 N. Martin Luther King, Oklahoma City 73136. Telephone (405) 425-2750, FAX (405) 425-2773. Administration -- Johnny F. Dirck, Director. Personnel -- 33 non-merit, unclassified employees. History and Function -- Created by the 1961 Legislature, the Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training is the governing body for the training and education of peace officers who must receive a minimum of 300 hours of instruction in the basic subjects designated by the Council for officer certification. In 1987 CLEET assumed the responsibility to license security guards and private investigators, pursuant to the Oklahoma Security Guard and Private Investigators Act.

Advisory Council Bobby Hendricks, Chief, Poteau Police Department, Chair ...... Poteau Bill Weedon, Chief, Clinton Police Department, Vice Chair...... Clinton Dave Been, Major, Tulsa Police Department ...... Tulsa Bill Culley, Chief, Ardmore Police Department...... Ardmore Arlo Darr, Chief, Alva Police Department ...... Alva Carl Hiner, Sheriff, Payne County ...... Stillwater Don Kyte, Special Agent, Federal Bureau of Investigation ...... Oklahoma City Bill Melton, Chief, Miami Police Department ...... Miami Tom Montgomery, Captain, Ponca City Police Department...... Ponca City William D. Parker, Ph.D...... Edmond Stewart Meyer, Department of Public Safety ...... Oklahoma City Michael Heath, Major, Oklahoma City Police Department ...... Oklahoma City Gary Stunn, Chief, Muskogee Police Department ...... Muskogee Bill Vetter, Chief, Edmond Police Department ...... Edmond Ron Ward, Assistant Chief, Lawton Police Department ...... Lawton LAW ENFORCEMENT RETIREMENT SYSTEM, OKLAHOMA

Board Keith Rushing, Highway Patrol Division, Department of Public Safety, President Jerry Weyhrich, Communications Division, Department of Public Safety, Secretary Tom R. Gray m. C.P.A ...... Oklahoma City John Preston ...... Edmond Bill Holyfield ...... Edmond Gary Rogers, Highway Patrol Division, Department of Public Safety Scott Behenna, Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation Elaine Dodd, Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Control Charles Weaver, Alcoholic Beverage Laws Enforcement Commission Robert Taylor, Assistant Commissioner of Public Safety (ex officio) Jack E. White, Director of State Finance, or designee (ex officio) (Two vacancies)

Department -- Oklahoma Law Enforcement Retirement Board, Room 113, 3600 N. Martin Luther King Ave., Oklahoma City 73136-0415. Telephone (405) 425-2380. Administration -- Mary E. Haning, Executive Director. Personnel -- 3 non-merit, unclas. employees. LEGISLATIVE COMPENSATION, BOARD ON Jack White, Ph.D., Director of State Finance, Secretary (ex offICio and nonvoting) Ronald E. Bond ...... Broken Bow Tim DeClerck ...... Enid Don Douglas ...... Oklahoma City Marjory P. Downing ...... Oklahoma City Rev. Constance M. Ichord ...... Tulsa

275 Jayne Ann Jayroe ...... Oklahoma City Mary Margaret Lowe ...... Tulsa Jerry R. Park • ...... Oklahoma City Harland Wells ...... Perkins Robert Anderson, Chairman, Oklahoma Tax Commission (ex officio and nonvoting) Department -- Board on Legislative Compensation, State Capitol. Room 122, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-2141. History and Function •• Created in 1968 by the adoption of a constitutional amendment, the Board's duties are to review, every two years, the compensation paid legislators with the power to change such compensation, which will become effective on the 15th day following the succeeding general election. Currently, Oklahoma legislators are paid $32,000 annually and the President Pro Tempore of the Senate and Speaker of the House of Representatives receive an additional $14,944 and the floor leaders of the majority and minority parties receive an additional $10,304. Legislators are also reimbursed for necessary expenses. LEGISLATIVE SERVICE BUREAU Department •• Legislative Service Bureau, State Capitol, Room 307, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-4144 Administration •• Paul E. McElvany, Director. LIBRARIES, THE OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF

Board Robert L. Clark, Jr., Director, Oklahoma Department of Libraries, Secretary (ex officio and nonvoting) J.R. Carter ...... Choteau Willa Combs ...... • ...... Stillwater Hazel Ellis ...... McAlester Jane B. Harlow ...... Oklahoma City Georgia LaMar ...... Guymon Thomas Riley ...... Stillwater (One vacancy)

Department - Oklahoma Department of Libraries, Main Branches and Administrative Offices: Allen Wright Memorial Library Building, 200 N.E. 18th, Oklahoma City 73105; Jan Eric Cartwright Library, 109 State Capitol, Oklahoma City; State Records Center, 125 N.E. 21st, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-2502. Administration - Robert L. Clark Jr., Director; Dermy Stephens, Deputy Director; Thomas Kremm, Administrator, Office of Archives and Records, Marian Patmon, Administrator, Office of Public Services; Donna Skvarla, Administrator, Office of Library Development; Marilyn Vesely, Administrator, Office of Public Information. Personnel·· 77 clas., 9 unclas., 6 temps. History and Function - The Department of Libraries is a comprehensive state agency responsible for providing direct library services to state officials and employees and for developing and coordinating public library services statewide. Its history as the legal reference library for the executive, legislative and judicial branches began with the establishment of the Territorial Library in 1893, which in 1907 became the State Library. The Board members serve six-year staggered terms and are appointed by the Governor with approval of the Senate. The Director of the Department, who is appointed by and serves at the pleasure of the Board, is an ex-officio, non-voting member of the Board and serves as secretary to the Board. The law reference collection provides reference services from its Jan Eric Cartwright Memorial Library branch in the Capitol. As of 1981, the Library has published the Oklahoma Almanac, (formerly Directory of Oklahoma). The Department also preserves the state's archives and provides records management assistance to the state agencies, boards, commissions, and institutions.

276 Jan Eric Cartwright Memorial Library

Department -- Jan Eric Cartwright Memorial Library, State Capitol, Room 109, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-2502. Administration -- Susan McVey, Administrator LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE GUARANTY ASSOCIATION, OKLAHOMA Board Bernard G.I11e, Chair ...... Oklahoma City James T. Farha, Vice Chair ...... Oklahoma City Thomas A. Surdick, Secretary ...... Oklahoma City Stephen P. Garrett, Treasurer ...... Oklahoma City Gene D. Calame ...... Oklahoma City John S. Gammill ...... Oklahoma City Joseph S. Jankowsky ...... Tulsa Gary R. Peterson ...... Oklahoma City William A. Wilson...... Houston

Department -- Oklahoma Life and Health Insurance Guaranty Association, 201 Robert S. Kerr Ave., Suite 600. Oklahoma City 73102. Telephone (405) 272-9221. Administration -- Horace G. Rhodes, Executive Vice-President and General Counsel; James W. Rhodes, Assoc. General Counsel; Shari J. Mounce, Asst. Secretary. LINKED DEPOSIT REVIEW BOARD, OKLAHOMA

Claudette Henry, State Treasurer, or designee Chair, (ex officio) Kevin Nelson, designee of Lieutenant Governor, Vice Chair, (ex officio) Carol Dill, designee of State Auditor and Inspector, Secretary, (ex offICio) Gary Huchabay ...... Mustang Thomas Parrish ...... Kingfisher John Dexter, designee of Insurance Commissioner (ex officio) David Wantland, designee of Director, Department of Commerce (ex offICio)

Department -- Office of the State Treasurer, State Capitol, Room 217, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-3191. ext 152. LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS BOARD, OKLAHOMA

Harold C. Taylor. Chair...... Walters James L. Grigsby, Jr., Vice Chair ...... Oklahoma City Paul Lee Belew ...... Woodward Carl Bob Foley ...... Tulsa Kenneth R. Green ...... Seminole Fred Helms ...... Muskogee Paul James Smart ...... Tulsa

Department -- Oklahoma Liquefied Petroleum Gas Board, Jim Thorpe Bldg., Room B-45, 2101 N. Lincoln Blvd, Oklahoma City 73152. Telephone (405) 521-2458. Administration -- Bob E. Bradley, Administrator. History and Function -- Created by the 1953 Legislature to regulate the industry within the State, the Board issues dealer and manager permits after applicants qualify by written examination. It also executes and enforces all laws relating to the handling, using, storing, selling, distributing, transporting and manufacturing of butane, propane and other liquefied petroleum gases and installation of liquefied petroleum gas systems. Administrative costs of the Board are borne by collection of licenses and other fees.

277 LITERACY INITIATIVES COMMISSION

Sandy Garrett, Secretary of Education, Chair (ex officio) Paula Bailey ...... Oklahoma City Matt Bollinger ...... Tulsa Margaret Buvinger ...... Enid Aarone Corwin ...... Midwest City Patsy Davis ...... Lawton Coker Jack Denton...... Tahlequah Maria Dones ...... Oklahoma City Leamon Freeman ...... Oklahoma City Bob Funston ...... Oklahoma City Richard Gilbertson ...... Oklahoma City Vicki Clark Gourley ...... Oklahoma City Cheryll E. Graves ...... Oklahoma City Alice Gregg ...... Muskogee Susan Hall ...... Oklahoma City Amanada Havern ...... EI Reno Janie Hipp ...... Oklahoma City Maybelle Hollingshead ...... Tulsa Ernest L. Holloway ...... Langston Charles O. Hopkins ...... Stillwater Thelma Irby ...... Oklahoma City JoAnna Jamison ...... Tulsa Jerry Johnston ...... " Braman B. K. Kubiak...... Oklahoma City Kaye McDonough ...... Edmond Vicki Miles-LaGrange, Senator ...... •...... Oklahoma City Rose Lynch...... Mulhall Agnes W. Olive...... Oklahoma City Eleanor Darden Thompson ...... Oklahoma City Norma Tyler ...... Sapulpa Al Underwood ...... Newcastle Marilyn Vesely ...... Norman Faye Whillock ...... Kellyville

Greg Main, Secretary of Commerce (ex officio) (Vacant) Secretary of Social Services (ex officio) Oscar B. Jackson, Secretary of Human Resources (ex officio) Dave Renfro, Commissioner of Labor (ex offICio) (Seven vacancies),Secretary of Human Resources (ex offICio) Department •• Literacy Initiatives Commission, Oliver Hodge Building, 2500 N. Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-4887. Adminlstration •• Alice Richardson, Coordinator. MEDICAL LICENSURE AND SUPERVISION, STATE BOARD OF

Edward M. Allensworth, M.D., President ...... • ...... Vinita Jack D. Fetzer, M.C., Vice President ...... •.. Woodward Gerald C. Zumwalt, M.D., Secretary-Treasurer .....••...... •.... " Sapulpa Theodore J. Brickner, M.D., ...... Tulsa George M. Brown, Jr., M.D., ...... McAlester Alice Hughes, M.D., ...... Edmond Emilykaye Lonian ...... Oklahoma City George R. Smith. Jr., M.D., ...... Cushing

278 Department •• State Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision, 5104 N. Francis, Suite C., P.O. Box 18256, Oklahoma City 73154·0256. Telephone (405) 848-6841; FAX (405) 848- 8240. Administration •• Carole A. Smith, Executive Director; Jack Hutton, Adminstrator; Jan Ewing, Administrative Assistant; Kathy Plant, Executive Secretary. Personnel·· 29 employees (23 elas., 6 unelas., 1 temp.). History and Function •• The Board is the judicial and administrative authority for the licensure and certification of medical doctors; physician's assistants; athletic trainers/apprentice athletic trainers; physical therapists/physical therapist assistants; occupational therapists/occupational therapist assistants; dietitians; and electrologists. Committees under the Board's jurisdiction include the following Advisory Committees: Physician's Assistant; Athletic Trainers; Physical Therapy; Occupational Therapy; Dietetic Registration; and Registered Electrologist Advisory Committee. MEDICOLEGAL INVESTIGATIONS, BOARD OF T.W. Violett, M.D., designee of President, Oklahoma State Medical Assoc. Cluzir, (ex officio) Robert S. Baker, LL.B., designee of President, Oklahoma Bar Assoc. Vice ChairfMn, (ex offICio), Joan K. Leavitt, M.D.,Commissioner of Health, or designee Secretary, (ex officio) Jim Cooper, designee, Oklahoma Funeral Directors Assoc., Tecumseh Robert Hicks, Director, State Bureau of Investigation, or designee (ex officio) Douglas W. Voth, M.D., Interim Dean, College of Medicine, University of Oklahoma Health. Sciences Center, or designee (ex officio) P.H. Corbin, D.O., designee of President, Oklahoma Osteopathic Association (ex offICio) Fred B. Jordan, M.D., Chief Medical Examiner (ex officio)

Department •• Medicolegal Investigations. Telephone (405) 239-7141. Tulsa: (918) 582-0985. Administration •• Fred B. Jordan, M.D., Chief Medical Examiner; Chai S. Choi, M.D., Forensic Pathologist; Larry E. Balding, M.D., Forensic Pathologist; Timothy P. Rohrig, Ph.D., Chief Forensic Toxicologist; James R. Benson, Jr., Director, Administration and Fiscal Affairs; Ray L. Blakeney, Director of Operations; Sonya D. Moss, Executive Secretary. Tulsa Office: Robert L. Hemphill, M.D., Deputy Chief Medical Examiner; Ronald Distefano, D.O., Forensic Pathologist; Linda E. Newell, Division Administrator; Donald E. Grove, Chief Field Investigator. Personnel·· 60 non-merit, unc1as. employees. History and Function·· The Agency was created in 1961 as the Board of Unexplained Deaths and the Office of the State Medical Examiner. The 1972 Legislature changed the name to Board of Medicolegal Investigations which appoints the Chief Medical Examiner and supervises and controls the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner. MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF Board Dorothy Stanislaus, Cluzir ...... Claremore Steward R. Beasley, Jr., Ph.D. Vice Cluzir ...... Edmond Murray Abowitz, J.D...... Oklahoma City Joyce Bumgardner-Harkreader, M.D...... Muskogee L. Dwight Holden, M.D...... Tulsa LaVern Phillips ...... Woodward Sue Ellen Read, Ph.D...... Tahlequah

Department·· Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, 1200 N.E. 13th, P.O. Box 53277, Oklahoma City 73152. Telephone (405) 271-7474. Administration •• Don L. Anderson, ACSW, Commissioner; Rodney C.Edwards, FACHE, Assistant Commissioner. Personnel·· 88 c1as., 388 unclas., 142 temps. History and Function •• Care of the state's mentally ill was the responsibility of individual institutions and hospitals until 1947 when the Department of Mental Health was created by the

279 State Legislature. In 1953, the Legislature enacted the state's first comprehensive Mental Health Law with a seven member Mental Health Board appointed by the Governor and COnflIlIled by the Senate to direct the Commission. The Department operates and funds three hospitals, accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation for Hospitals, the National Hospital Accreditation Agency; 21 Community Mental Health Centers; also numerous domestic violence programs, transitional living centers, alcohol or drug agencies, and room and board agencies. It also provides a single comprehensive center for youth and adolescents; funds group homes for youth and several pilot projects in prevention.

Alcohol, Drug Abuse and Community Mental Health PlannIng and Coordination Boards The membership of each Alcohol, Drug Abuse and Community Mental Health Planning and Coordination Board is composed of citizens within a service area. The Boards develop and maintain a comprehensive mental health plan and coordinate mental health planning with other health, mental health, and social welfare programs. MERIT PROTECTION COMMISSION Mary Ann Kams, Chair ...•...... Stillwater R. Steven Haught, Vice Chair • ...... • ...... • . .. Oklahoma City James E. Ditmore ...... Tonkawa lC. Cobb ...... Tishomingo E. Ann Holloway ...... Ardmore Art G. Mata ...... Lawton James Rhymer ...... Stillwater Joseph D. Wesley ...... OknlUlgee

Department -- Merit Protection Commission, 310 N.E. 28th, Suite 201, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 525-9144. Administration - James L. Howard, Executive Director .. Personnel -- 11 non-merit, unclas. employees. History and Function -- Created in 1982, the Commission has three primary functions: (a) Administration of the appeals process. This includes: Review and evaluation of the appeal requests; scheduling hearings and maintaining the case files; issuing subpoenas; contracting with examiners to conduct hearings and providing assistance to parties to an appeal; (b) Enforcement of the provisions of the Oklahoma Personnel Act and investigation of alleged violations; including the conduct of fact rmding conferences, interviews with complainant, respondent and their representatives; on-site reviews and record searches; (c) Assisting agencies to voluntarily comply with the Act and enhancement of the State's personnel management system. MILITARY DEPARTMENT Department -- Military Department, 3501 Military Circle NE, Oklahoma City 73111-4398. Telephone (405) 425-8000. Administration -- Gary D. Maynard, MG, OKARNG, Adjutant General; Thomas H. De Spain, OKANG, Commander, Air National Guard; C.D. Payne, COL., OKANG, Assistant Adjutant General, Air National Guard; Donald G. Smith, BG, OKARNG, Assistant Adjutant General, Army National Guard; James E. Walker, BG, OKARNG, Deputy STARC Commander; John W. Coleman, COL. OKARNG, Chief ofStaff; Robert C. Armstrong, COL. NGB, United States Property and Fiscal Officer; Bradley D. Gambill, COL., OKARNG, Director of Engineering; Gary W. Jackson, COL., OKARNG, Director, Personnel Management Officer; Donald D. Livesay, COL, OKARNG, Director, Maintenance; Leroy A. Wall, COL, OKARNG, State Army Aviation Officer; Leon T. Lusty, COL, OKARNG, Director, Logistics; James C. Peck, COL, OKARNG, Safety Officer; William R. Wilson, Jr., LTC, OKARNG, Director, Operations and Training; Wesley L. Johnson, COL, OKARNG, Director, Personnel; Danny G. Marler, COL, OKARNG, Director, Maintenance; Leroy A. Wall, COL, OKARNG, State Army Aviation Officer; William G. Francis, COL, OKARNG, Public Affairs Officer; Karl J. Kroener, LTC, OKANG, Executive Support Staff Officer (Air).

280 Personnel -- 208 clas., 17 unclas., 6 temps. History and Function -- The Oklahoma Military Department was established in 1951 and serves as the administrative agency for all matters concerning the Oklahoma National Guard and other military organizations. The Governor, as Commander-in-Chief of the National Guard, appoints the Adjutant General, the executive and administrative officer. The Army National Guard operates at a strength of 9,464 men and women in 125 units statewide. Its main components are the 45th Infantry Brigade, 45th Troop Command and the 45th Field Artillery Brigade. The Air National Guard has 2,044 men and women operating out of air bases in Oklahoma City and Tulsa. The National Guard has a dual mission: (1) to provide units organized. equipped and trained to function efficiently in the protection of life and property and preservation of peace, order and public safety under competent orders of federal or state authorities; (2) to provide trained units and qualified individuals available for active duty in time of war or national emergency. Initiated by the U.S. Congress in 1890 when it authorized one regiment of organized militia for Oklahoma Territory, the Territorial Legislature passed a law, in 1895, providing for the organization and development of a the Volunteer Militia, the "Oklahoma National Guard." In March, 1918, by authority of the War Department, the Governor ordered organization of one regiment of infantry. So many towns applied for companies that two regiments were organized into 18 companies of 100 men each. In late 1918, they were granted federal recognition and this formed the foundation for Oklahoma's "new" National Guard At the beginning of World World II, the emblem of the 45th, the swastika, was changed to the "Thunderbirds." This was to become one of the most famous and respected patches in the history of the military world. Three years of training preceded the 45th's entry into the European conflict. Sicily, Messina, Palermo, some of the fiercest of the European campaigns, prompted General George S. Patton to say: " ... born at sea, baptized in blood, your fame shall never die. Your division is one of the best, if not the best, division in the history of American arms." The Korean conflict saw the 45th distinguish itself admirably in many battles, during 209 days of combat from December, 1951 to July, 1952. One of Oklahoma's heroes in this conflict was General Robinson Risner who flew more than 100 combat missions during this time and became the rrrst living person to be honored with a major military trophy in his own name. Later, he spent seven and one half years as a prisoner in the "Hanoi Hilton" and "Heartbreak Hotel," including 54 months in solitary confmement during the Vietnam War. In 1968, reorganization of the entire Army National Guard eliminated several divisions from troop structure, including Oklahoma's 45th Infantry Division. In a farewell address to the 45th upon its deactivation after World War II, Brigadier General H. 1. Meyer, who commanded the unit for its final three months of active service, said, "Whatever destiny may hold in store for our great country, and however long that country's military history may continue, readers in the future will search long before rmding a chapter more brilliant than that written by the quill that was dipped in the blood of the 'Thunderbirds'.' , MINING COMMISSION, OKLAHOMA Virgil Smith, Chair .....•...... Oklahoma City V.M. Hines, Vice Chair ...... " Oklahoma City Charles Campbell, Secretary ...... Oklahoma City Ernest Achterberg ...... Tulsa John Birdwell ...... Mangum Larry Brown ...... Wilburton A.E. Cranford ...... Sentinel John Welton Kelly ...... Hodgen

Department -- Department of Mines, 4040 N. Lincoln, Suite 107, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-3859. Administration -- Bennie Cox, Director; James Hanun, Deputy Director; Surface Coal, Robert Springer, Deputy Director; Grants and Budgets. Personnel -- 61 non-merit, unc1as. employees.

281 History and Function -- The Commission is the policy-detennining agency for the Department of Mines and also selects the Director. Under the Commission, the Department of Mines enforces and implements various provisions of state and federally-mandated programs in health, safety, mining and land-reclamation practices associated with surface and subsurface mining. The Department has programs to 1) safeguard human health and safety; 2) issue permits and inspect all mining operations for land reclamation; and 3) minimize environmental impact to land, air and water quality. Also, the Department conducts courses in first aid, mine safety, and accident prevention. MOTOR VEHICLE COMMISSION, OKLAHOMA Jack Clark, Chair ...... Oklahoma City D. B. Wilkerson, Vice Chair ...... Tulsa Judy 1. Hatfield, Secretary ...... Norman Bob Brackeen ...... Shawnee Ed Eskridge ...... Oklahoma City Ruth Harrison ...... Tulsa Michael Johnson ...... KingfISher Tom B. Lawson...... Lawton Karl Oltmanns ...... Stillwater

Department -- Oklahoma Motor Vehicle Commission, 4400 Will Rogers Pkwy., Suite 205, Oklahoma City 73108. Telephone (405) 521-2375. Administration -- Noel C. Kruger, Exec. Director; Jeanne Turnpaugh, Asst. Exec. Director. Personnel -- 2 clas., 2 \Dlclas. History and Function -- Established by the 1953 Legislature as the licensing agency for motor vehicle manufacturers, distributors, wholesalers and their representatives, dealers and salesmen, the Commission is empowered to provide supervision for the industry and to enforce the legislative act relating to the distribution and sale of new vehicles. MUNICIPAL POWER AUTHORITY BOARD, OKLAHOMA William Charles Martin, Chair ...... Frederick Buddy Veltema, Vice Chair ...... Walters Hubert Watts, Secretary ...... Ponca City Tom Kennedy, Treasurer ...... Edmond Joe Dickinson ...... Blackwell Gene Gower ...... Tecumseh E.1. Halm ...... Granite Fred Hays ...... Altus Wayne Holden ...... Duncan Walt Lake ...... Laverne Paul O'Keefe ...... Hominy

Department -- Oklahoma Municipal Power Authority, 2300 E. 2nd, Box 1960, Edmond 73083-1960. Telephone (405) 340-5047. Administration -- Roland H. Dawson, P.E., Ge7ll!ral Manager; Drake N. Rice, Director of Member Services; Cindy L Holman, Director of Financial Services; A.E. Anderson, Director of Engineering Services. NARCOTICS & DANGEROUS DRUGS CONTROL, OKLAHOMA Commission Members Warren Jordan, Chair ...... Oklahoma City Roylia Akins . . . • ...... Hugo Pat Frank ...... Tahlequah Barry Kinsey ...... Tulsa Joe Manning ...... Cushing John 1. Walsh ...... Norman Don Wood ...... Guymon

282 Department -- The Oklahoma State Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Control, 4545 N. Lincoln Blvd., Suite 11, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-2885, (800) 522-8031. Administration - (Vacant), Director Personnel -- 79 clas., 9 unclas. HIstory and Function -- Functions of the Commissioner of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Control and the Drug Enforcement Section of the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation were combined in 1975 to create the Oklahoma State Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Control. Appointed by the Commission, the director is responsible for the enforcement of the Uniform Controlled Dangerous Substance Act, including criminal investigation of violations of the Act; registration and regulation of all persons who legitimately manufacture, prescribe, dispense or handle controlled dangerous substances prior to delivery to the ultimate consumer; and coordination of the dissemination of information on the abuse of controlled dangerous substances. NATURAL HISTORY, OKLAHOMA MUSEUM OF (DirecIed and supervised by the Board of Regents of the University of Oklahoma.)

Department -- University of Oklahoma, 1335 Asp Ave., Norman 73019-0606. AdminJstration -- M.A. Mares, Ph.D., Director. NURSING, OKLAHOMA BOARD OF (FonnerIy: Oklahoma Board of Nurse Regis1rali.on and Nursing Education)

Irene Elizabeth Apple, R.N. President ...... Duncan Claudine Dickey, R.N. Vice President ...... Choctaw Phoebe Griffin, L.P.N...... Muskogee Nancy Randolph Davis ...... , ...... Spencer Ella Gabbert, L.P.N...... Tulsa Jan Harris, R.N.,Ed.D...... Drumright Joyce Lyons, R.N., ...... Tulsa Henrietta Rock, L.P.N...... Clinton Kimberly Ann Wanger, R.N...... Kingfisher

Department - Oklahoma Board of Nurse Registration and Nursing Education, 2915 North Classen Boulevard, Suite 524, Oklahoma City 73106. Telephone (405) 525-2076. Administration - Sulinda Moffett, R.N., Executive Director; Clare Delaney, R.N., Deputy Executive Director; Ann Ferguson, Associale Director for Nursing Educalion; Patrice Greenawalt, R.N., Associale Director for Nursing Practice. Personnel -- 21 non-merit, uncIas. employees. History and Function - Enacted by the Legislature in 1909, the Oklahoma Nursing Practice Act was revised through the years to as late as 1987. Purpose of the Act is to safeguard the public health and welfare by requiring persons in professional or practical nursing to be registered. The Board is responsible for regulating the practice of nursing and establishing minimum standards for education programs. In July, 1992 there were 18,855 registered nurses and 12,764 practical nurses holding licenses in the State. There are 28 approved schools preparing registered nurses (one school admits only RN's for baccalaureate completion) and 28 approved schools preparing licensed practical nurses. The Board is self-sustaining through collection of licensing and renewal fees. NURSING HOME ADMINISTRATORS, OKLAHOMA STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS FOR

Jerry Franks, N.H.A., President ...... Tulsa Brent VanMeter, designee of Commissioner of Health Vice Presidenl, (ex offICio), Robert Altmiller, R.P.H...... Oklahoma City Ben Cheek, D.O...... Muldrow Veraman Davis. N.H.A ...... Tahlequah

283 Sarn L. Garner. D.D...... Purcell Bob Goldman...... Oklahoma City Jarnes Kenaga, N.H.A...... Ardmore Ron Lessley. N.H.A...... Claremore Medessa Cook Montgomery ...... Sallisaw Terry Nichols. D.O.L...... Moore V. Leon Noss ...... Shawnee Ken Praytor. N.H.A...... TecuJllSeh Jackie Waller ...... Checotah George A. Miller. designee of Director. Department of Human Services (ex offICio)

Department •• Oklahoma State Board of Nursing Homes. 5801 N. Broadway. Suite 500. Oklahoma City 73118. Telephone (405) 848-8338. Administration •• H. E. Hendrix. Executive Director. Personnel·· 3 non-merit, unclas. employees. History and Function •• Established by the 1968 Legislature with revisions being made by the 1973 Legislature. principal duties of the Board are licensing of nursing home administrators and evaluation and classification of nursing homes. OPTOMETRY, BOARD OF EXAMINERS IN Lloyd E. Peck, President ...... Woodward V. Duane Moore. O.D.• Vice President ...... Ada George E. Foster. O.D .• Secretary-Treasurer...... Bristow

Department •• Board of Examiners in Optometry. 2818 W. Britton Rd. Oklahoma City 73120. Telephone (405) 521-3906; 1-800-725-6723. Administration •• George E. Foster. O.D.• Secretary-Treasurer of the Board. 121 East 7th Street, P.O. Box 719, Bristow. OK 74010. Telephone (918) 367-6780. Personnel·· 2 non-merit, unclas. employees. History and Function •• The Board was created by an act of the 1911 Legislature and was known then as the Board of Optometry. The Board is the regulatory agency for the profession of optometrists. The Board is self-sustaining through collection of fees. ORDNANCE WORKS AUTHORITY, OKLAHOMA W.R. Horkey. Chair . ...•...... •...... •...... Tulsa Bill Willis Jr., Vice Chilir ...... • ...... • ...... Tahlequah Sanders Mitchell. Secretary/Administrator ...... Pryor Greg Main ...... Oklahoma City John L Robertson ...... Tulsa

Department - Oklahoma Ordnance Works Authority. P.O. Box 945. Pryor. OK 74362. Telephone (918) 825-3500. Administration - Sanders Mitchell, Administrator. History and Function •• Created as a public trust December 30. 1960. the Trust owns and operates the Mid-America Industrial Park of Pryor. Okla. to promote industrial development in the State. One trustee is appointed by the President Pro Tempore of the Senate. one by the Speaker of the House and two by the Governor. The Director of the Department of Commerce serves as a member. OSTEOPATHIC EXAMINERS, STATE BOARD OF Larry R. Keeler. D.O. President ...... •...... Enid David W. Simpson, D.O. Vice President .•...... Oklahoma City Glenn L. Smith, D.O. Secretary-Treasurer ...... •...... Moore Barbara Fretwell ...... Oklahoma City W. W. Stoever, D.O...... Tulsa Maurice W. Payne. D.O...... Checotah Thomas R. Pickard, D.O...... Tulsa

284 Department -- State Board of Osteopathic Examiners, 4848 N. Lincoln, Suite 100, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 528-8625. Administration - Gary R. Clark, Executive Director. Personnel·· 2 merit, unclas. employees. History and Function •• Established by the Legislature in 1921, the Board's principal duty is licensing of applicants for the practice of osteopathy and adoption of rules and regulations governing enforcement of laws relating to the profession. Examinations are held twice yearly.

OTTAWA RECLAMATION AUTHORITY Paul Thomas, Chair ...... Picher A. L. Suman, Vice Chair ...... Picher Doris Osborn ...... Picher Robert 1. Nichols ...... Picher (One vacancy)

Department •• Ottawa Reclamation Authority, 207 E. 10th, Picher, OK 74360. Telephone (918) 673-2738. Administration •• Benny E. Miller, ManLlger. History and Function .- The Authority was created by the 1969 Legislature for the purpose of restoring and reclaiming certain mining lands in Ottawa County, which are now being surveyed, platted and recorded. The work of the Authority is done on a volunteer basis except for management

PARDON AND PAROLE BOARD

Ray H. Page ...... Spavinaw Carolyn Crump ...... Tulsa Marzee Douglass ...... Ardmore Carl Hamm ...... ; ...... Perry Farrell Hatch ...... Durant

Department -- Pardon and Parole Board, 4040 N. Lincoln, Suite 219, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 427-8601. Administration -- Dr. Robert G. Sanders, Ph.D, Executive Director; J.D. Daniels, Deputy Director; Terry Jenks, General Counsel; Clarica Wall, Business ManLlger. Personnel -- 36 clas., 10 unclas.

PEANUT COMMISSION, OKLAHOMA

Bill Nunley, Chair ...... Marlow Joe Wilson, Vice Chair...... Durant Ronnie Muncrief, Secretary ...... Madill Keith Brownback ...... Fort Cobb John Hale ...... Eufaula Gilbert Harris ...... Prague

Department -- Oklahoma Peanut Commission, 102 S. First, Box D, Madill, OK 73446. Telephone (405) 795-3622. Administration -- William Flanagan, Executive Secretary. Personnel·· 1 merit, unclas. employee. History and Function -- Created by the Legislature in 1965 and composed of six peanut growers appointed by the Governor, the Commission engages in various promotional activities to encourage the production and sale of peanuts and peanut products. It also participates in research to develop better production methods and new uses for peanuts.

285 PENSION COMMISSION, OKLAHOMA STATE Sid Hudson, Representative, Chair . . . . • . . . . . • • • ...... • . . Oklahoma City Clifton H. Scott, State Auditor and Inspector Vice Chair, (ex offICio) Howard Hendrick, Senator Paula Heam. Director of Public Affairs, or designee (ex offICio) Claudette Henry, State Treasurer, or designee (ex officio) (One appointment pending)

Department •• Pension Commission, c/o State Auditor and Inspector, State Capitol, Room 100, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-3495. PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT, OFFICE OF Department •• Office of Persotmel Management, TllD Thorpe Building, Room 0-80, 2101 N. Lincoln Boulevard, Room 0-80, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-2177; FAX (405) 524-6942. ' Administration •• Oscar B. Jackson, Jr., Administrator; James W. Lang, Deputy Administrator; Marty Irwin, Asst. Administrator, Policy Research and Evaluation; Marian Freeman,AsstAdministrator, Administrative Services; Tom Menasco, Asst. Administrator, Management Information; TllD L. Tanner, Asst. Administrator, Management Service; Jeffery P. Feuquay, Ph.D., Asst. Administrator, Employee Selection; Larry Fisher, Asst. Administrator, Human Resource Development; Janice M. Wadkins, Director, Employment Relations. Personnel·· 103 clas., 16 unclas., 12 temps. History and Function •• The Office of Personnel Management was created by the Legislature in 1982 under the provisions of the "Oklahoma Personnel Act," (S.B. 339). This legislation transferred the functions, powers and duties of the Merit System Office and the State PersOImel Board (created by legislative act in 1959) in part to the Office of Personnel Management and in part to the Ethics and Merit Commission.

PHARMACY, BOARD OF C.E. "Ed" McFall, President • • . . . . • . . . . . • • • • ...... • ...... Frederick Don Coody, Vice President...... • ...... • ...... • • ...... Oklahoma City Jack L. Coffey...... Shawnee Keith Dodson ...... Altus Lanny R. Duckett ...... Woodward

Department •• Board of Pharmacy, Lincoln Plaza Office Center, 4545 N. Lincoln Blvd., Suite 112 North Terrace, Oklahoma City 73105-3488. Telephone (405) 521-3815. Administration - Bryan Potter, R.Ph., Executive Secretary; O.R. "Jerry" Koester, Chief Investigator/Inspector; Mary Ann Terral, Adminstrative Assistant. Personnel·· 7 clas., 1 unclas. History and function - Authorized by the state Constitution under Article 5, Section 39 and implemented by acts of the Legislature in subsequent years, the Board is the regulatory agency for the practice of pharmacy and for the sale of drugs, medicines, chemicals and poisons. One of the chief functions of the Board is to conduct examinations for the granting of licenses to pharmacists. The Board is responsible for inspection of premises where pharmaceutical items are dispensed. PHYSICIAN MANPOWER TRAINING COMMISSION Malcolm Mollison, M.D., Chair • . . . • • ...... • ...... Altus Jerry Bennett Earnest, Vice Chair ...... •...... Madill Janet Hardin, ...... Enid David Hitzeman, D.O...... Jenks William Simon, M.D...... Enid Ray Stowers, D.O...... Medford Kenneth W. Whittington, M.D...... Bethany

286 Dean, University of Oklahoma College of Medicine; Dean, University of Oklahoma College of Medicine-Tulsa; Provost/Dean, College of Osteopathic Medicine of Oklahoma State University; President, Oklahoma State Medical Assn.; President, Oklahoma State Osteopathic Assn.; President, Oklahoma Hospital Assn.; Chairman, State Board of Health; Provost, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center; Provost/Dean, College of Osteopathic Medicine of Oklahoma State University, or designees (all ex officio and nonvoting).

Department •• Physician Manpower Training Commission, 1000 N.E. 10th Street, Suite 211, Oklahoma City 73117-1212. Telephone (405) 271-5848. Administration .. Don K. Leavitt, Executive Director; Cindy A. Carter, Executive Secretary; Margaret Wines, Nursing Scholarship Coordinator; Rick Ernest, Placement Coordinator; James R. Bishop, Placement Officer. Personnel·· 1 c1as., 4 unclas., 1 temps. History and Function .. Created in 1975 by the Oklahoma Legislature to replace the Oklahoma Rural Medical Education Scholarship Fund, the Physician Manpower Training Commission has one goal-- to increase the number of practicing physicians in underserved and rural areas of Oklahoma. The Commission is charged to administer the: Oklahoma Rural Medical Education Program; Nursing Student Asst. Program; Physicians Placement Program; Physician/Community Match Program; Internship and Residency Program. PODIATRY, OKLAHOMA STATE BOARD OF Henry M. Asin, D.P.M., President ...... Oklahoma City William C. Jones, D.P M., Vice President ...... Claremore William Smith, D.P.M., Secretary-Treasurer ...... Oklahoma City

Department .. Oklahoma State Board of Podiatry, 5104 N. Francis, Suite C, Box 18256, Oklahoma City 73154-0256. Telephone (405) 848-6841; FAX (405) 848-8240. Administration .. Carole A. Smith, Executive Director. History and Function .• The Board was established in 1935 to regulate the profession of chiropody (podiatry) which relates to the treatment of ailments, diseased conditions, deformities or injuries to the foot. The Board conducts examinations to qualify applicants for licenses to practice; issues renewals annually and is authorized to revoke licenses for causes defined by law. It is self-sustaining through collection of fees. POLICE PENSION AND RETIREMENT SYSTEM, OKLAHOMA

Board W.B. Smith, Chair ...... Oklahoma City David Been, Vice Chair ...... Tulsa Jerry Bowen ...... Enid Chester Hodge ...... Okmulgee Charles Kerr ...... Lawton Wayne McElhannon ...... Ada Kenneth A. Nash ...... " Oklahoma City Earl Shirley ...... Bethany Jim Wingert ...... Oklahoma City Philip W. Wood ...... Tulsa John F. Dexter, designee of Insurance Commissioner Secretary, (ex offICio) , Jack White, Director of State Finance, or designee (ex offICio) (One vacancy)

Department .. Police Pension and Retirement Board, 6600 N. Harvey, Suite 130, Oklahoma City 73154-0256. Telephone (405) 521-2286; 1 (800) 347-6552; FAX (405) 521-6128. Administration .• Robert 1. Wallace, Executive Director. Personnel·· 6 non-merit, unclas. employees.

287 History and Function -- The Board operates under the authority of 11 O.S. 50-101 et. seq. Contributions are received from each participating municipality and police officer throughout the State and applications for participation are reviewed and approved; refund requests are reviewed and issued; and monthly pension warrants are issued to retirees.

POLYGRAPH EXAMINERS BOARD Arthur D. Linville, Chair ...... Cement Russell M. Higbie, Vice Chair ...... Oklahoma City Charles V. Ryan ...... Oklahoma City 1. O. Williams ...... Stillwater Department -- Polygraph Examiners Board, 3530 Martin Luther King Ave., P.O. Box 11476, Cimarron Station, Oklahoma City 73136. Telephone (405) 425-2778. Administration -- Susan Frazier, Director.History and Function -- Authorized by the 1971 Legislature as a regulatory body for those performing in the field of lie detection through use of instrumentation equipment (polygraph), the Board is authorized to give examinations for polygraph examiners' licenses and also has the power to suspend or revoke such licenses after proper hearings, or to levy fmes.

PORT AUTHORITIES (Established to date)

Department: City of Tulsa-Rogers County Port Authority, 5350 Cimarron Road, Catoosa, 74015. Telephone (918) 266-2291; FAX (918) 266-7678. Muskogee City-County Port Authority, 4901 Harold Scoggins Drive, Muskogee, 74401. Telephone: (918) 682-7886. Sallisaw Port Authority, 111 N. Elm Street, P.O. Box C, Sallisaw 74955. Telephone (918) 775-6241. Oklahoma City Port Authority, 300 S.W. 7th, Oklahoma City 73109. Telephone (405) 297-2583. History and Function -- Authorized under laws enacted in 1959, port authorities may be established by incorporated cities and towns and by counties and may be combined to form joint port authorities. The authorities have broad powers for the development, operation and expansion of ports. Governing bodies of cities, towns and counties are the appointing authorities for members of the board of directors of the Port Authorities.

PRIVATE VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS, OKLAHOMA BOARD OF JoAnn Fullerton, Chair ...... Oklahoma City Demetra Hoshall, Vice Chair...... Oklahoma City Noel Adams ...... Tulsa Richard McNeil ...... Oklahoma City Kermit McMurry, designee of Chancellor, State Regents for Higher Education (ex officio) Randy McLerran, designee of Superintendent of Public Instruction (ex officio) Gina Haury, designee of Director, Department of Vocational and Technical Education (ex offICio) (Two vacancies)

Department -- Oklahoma Board of Private Vocational Schools, 2200 N. Classen Blvd., Suite 1010, Oklahoma City 73106. Telephone (405) 521-2225. Administration -- Dennis Rea, Director. Personnel -- 3 non-merit, unclas. employees. History and Function -- Established by the Legislature in 1970, the Board was authorized to set minimum standards for private vocational schools which include standards for courses of instruction and training qualifications of instructors, financial stability, advertising practices and reasonable rules and regulations for operation of private vocational schools.

288 PROPERTY AND CASUALTY INSURANCE GUARANTY ASSOCIATION, OKLAHOMA Board of Directors The board of twelve directors (who are member insurers) is composed of two members selected by the American Insurance Association; two members selected by the Alliance of American Insurers; two members selected by the National Association of Independent Insurers; two Oklahoma domestic insurers; two non-affiliated foreign or alien insurers and two insurance agents who shall serve as ex officio members on the Board. The members of the Board of Directors, except for the ex officio members, shall be subject to approval by the Commissioner of Insurance.

Department -- Property and Casualty Insurance Guaranty Association, 1140 N.W. 63rd, Suite 117, Glenbrook Center East, Oklahoma City 73116. Telephone (405) 843-5454. Administration -- Howard Howell, General Manager.

PROPERTY AND CASUALTY RATES, STATE BOARD OF Cathy J. Weatherford, Commissioner of Insurance, Chair (ex officio) R. Don Coyer ...... Oklahoma City Andre Francisco ...... Oklahoma City Billy 1. Livingston ...... Chickasha John H. Marshall ...... Oklahoma City

Department -- State Board for Property and Casualty Rates, 1901 N. Walnut, P. O. Box 53408, Oklahoma City, OK 73105. Telephone: (405) 521-3681; 1 (800) 522-0071; FAX (405) 521-6652. Administration -- Larry H. Donovan, Director, Property and Casualty Division. History and Function -- The new board was created by the Legislature to commence January 1, 1981, and assumes responsibility previously assigned to the State Board for Property and Casualty Rates created in 1965. It is the regulatory agency for Property and Casualty Rates. The State Insurance Commissioner serves as Chairman of the Board while the Governor appoints the Board members.

PSYCHOLOGISTS, STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF

Joseph Barton Couch, Ph.D., Chair ...... Oklahoma City B. Todd Graybill, Ph.D., Vice Chair ...... Shawnee Nancy Apgar...... Oklahoma City Diana Bost, Ph.D...... Catoosa Jean Masters, Ph.D...... Oklahoma City Dianne B. Owens...... Lawton Thomas Vaughn. Ph.D...... Shawnee

Department -- State Board of Examiners of Psychologists, P.O. Box 53551, 1000 N.E. 10th, Room 504, Oklahoma City 73152. Telephone (405) 271-6118 Administration -- Sue A. Curtis, Executive OffICer. Personnel -- 2 non-merit, unclas. employees. History and Function -- Established under the Psychologists Licensing Act of 1965, the Board is the official licensing agency for the practice of psychology and in the investigation of complaints and enforcement of the laws and rules of the profession.

PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RELATIONS BOARD James Caster, Chair ...... Oklahoma City Charles W. Ellis ...... Oklahoma City Karen L. Long ...... Tulsa

289 Department -- Public Employees Relations Board, 1140 N.W. 63rd St., Suite 305, Oklahoma City 73116. Telephone (405) 843-1181. Administration -- Margaret Cox, Executive Secretary. History and Function -- The Board was created by the 1972 Legislature as the administrative body to carry out provisions of the Firefighters' and Policemen's Arbitration Act, 11 O.S. 51-101 et seq. The Act was amended in 1985 to allow the PERB to hear and adjudicate unfair labor practice complaints.

PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM, OKLAHOMA

Board of Trustees Don Kilpatrick, Secretary, Oklahoma Tax Commission Chair, (ex offu:io) Paul McElvany, Vice-Chair Howard Conyers ...... Oklahoma City Jean Walpole Coulter ...... Tulsa C. Randolph Everest ...... Oklahoma City Richard Haugland ...... Muskogee Donald Keenan ...... Broken Arrow Val Schott ...... Oklahoma City David W. Way ...... Norman Cathy Weatherford, State Insurance Commissioner (ex offu:io) Jack White, Ph.D., Director of State Finance (ex officio) Oscar B. Jackson, Administrator, Office of Personnel Management (ex offu:io) Cody Graves, Chair, Corporation Commission (ex officio)

Department -- Oklahoma Public Employees Retirement System, 580 Jim Thorpe Building, P.O. Box 53007, Oklahoma City 73152. Telephone (405) 521-2381; 1 (800) 733-9008; FAX (405) 521-4947. Administration -- Rex Privett, Executive Director; Harold Sinclair, Deputy Director; Marlene Martin, Executive Secretary; Ray Pool, Deferred Compensation Administrator. Personnel -- 36 clas., 5 unclas. History and Function -- The Public Employees Retirement System, created by the Legislature, became effective in 1964. The Board is the supervisory authority for the operation of the system; and the system also administers the judicial retirement system and the deferred compensation plan. Employees in counties, cities, towns and county hospitals are also eligible to participate.

REAL ESTATE COMMISSION, OKLAHOMA Larry Stumpff, Chair ...... Bartlesville Hollis Lloyd, Vice Chair ...... Midwest City S. Howard Brown ...... Tulsa Harrison Levy ...... Oklahoma City Tim McCullers ...... Ardmore K. James Nicholas ...... Enid Robert M. Saunier ...... McAlester

Department -- Oklahoma Real Estate Commission, 4040 Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City 73105-5283. Telephone (405) 521-3387. Administration -- Norris Price, Executive Director. Personnel -- 16 clas., 3 unclas. History and Function -- The Commission is the regulatory agency for the Real Estate License Act which became effective through legislative enactment January, 1950. The Commission has authority to conduct certain examinations for applicants for sales associate and broker licenses and to either grant or deny licenses. It also has authority to conduct hearings on complaints within the industry and make rulings on such complaints.

290 REAL ESTATE APPRAISER BOARD (c/o Insurance Commissioner) Cathy Weatherford. Insurance Commissioner, Chair, (ex officio) Terry VanTuyl. Vice Chair ...... Tulsa Lee R. Caesar, Sr...... Oklahoma City Bill van Dyk ...... Oklahoma City Travis Parsons ...... Edmond Keith Schwandt ...... Enid Barbara Ruth Smith ...... Arcadia

RED RIVER COMPACT COMMISSION -- Oklahoma Commissioners Ken Fergeson ...... Altus Patricia Eaton, Executive Director, Oklahoma Water Resources Board (ex officio)

Department -- Water Resources Board, 600 N. Harvey, P. O. Box 150, Oklahoma City 73101-0150. Telephone (405) 231-2500; FAX (405) 231-2600. History and Function -- The Red River Compact has been approved and ratified by the legislatures of the affected states, Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Texas, and serves to determine each state's rights to the waters of the Red River and its tributaries.

SAFETY, DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC Department -- Oklahoma Department of Public Safety, 3600 N. Martin Luther King Avenue, Oklahoma City 73136. Telephone (405) 425-2424. Administration -- David McBride, Commissioner of Public Safety; Bob Taylor, Assistant Commissioner; Gene Lockwood. Chief of Highway Patrol; Mark Nash, Director, Finance; Capt Mike Grimes, Civil Defense Liaison; Don Proctor, Director, Driver License Services; Ed Eakins, Transportation Manager; William Hollars, Director, Services and Records; Danny Pearson, Capt, Director, Communications; John Lindsey, General Counsel; Betty Springer, Program Administrator, Financial Responsibility, Driver Improvement; Jim Roper, l/Lt., Director, Drivers License Division; Steve Jantz, Director, Vehicle Inspection Division; Gene Thaxton, Director, Law Enforcement Telecommunications Systems Division; Lt Jerry Cason, 2/Lt., Information OffICer. History and Function -- The Oklahoma Department of Public Safety is a multi-service safety and law enforcement organization, created by State statute to administer to the protection and needs of Oklahoma citizens; including both their personal well-being and their vehicular safety.

Driver's License Medical Advisory Committee (1be Driver's License Medical Advisory Committee is composed of four members appointed by the Commissioner of Health and the Commissioner of Public Safety.)

Administration -- R. LeRoy Carpenter, M.D., Executive Secretary. Telephone (405) 425-2059.

Sick Leave Review Board Carl J. Rubenstein, M.D...... Oklahoma City David McBride, Commissioner of Public Safety (ex officio) Oscar Jackson, Administrator, Office of Personnel Management (ex offICio)

SANTA CLAUS COMMISSION Glenda Effmger, Chair ...... Harrah Dorothy Dickerson ...... Cromwell Nancy Graham ...... Oklahoma City

Department -- Department of Central Services, Rm. 104, State Capitol. Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-2121. Administration -- (vacant)

291 History and Function -- Created in 1937 for the purpose of purchasing Christmas presents for every orphan child who is in a home supported in whole or in part by public funds, the Commission functions under the supervision of the Department of Central Services which receives a legislative appropriation to purchase Christmas gifts and may also accept gifts and contributions from any person or firm to supplement state funds for the program.

SAVINGS AND LOAN BOARD, OKLAHOMA Wayne H. Osborn, Bank Commissioner, Chair (ex officio) William L. Cunningham ...... Guthrie Harley E. Mangles ...... Tulsa (Two vacancies)

Department -- State Banking Department, Malco Building, 4100 North Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-2782; FAX (405) 424-1043. Administration - Charles R. Griffith, Deputy Commissioner; Paul R. Foster, General Counsel; Betty Jo Johnson, Administrative OffICer. History and Function -- Created by the Legislature under the Supervision and Regulation Act of 1925, at that time known as the Building and Loan Board, the Board's name was changed to Savings and Loan Board in 1967 and has general supervision and control over all domestic and foreign savings and loan associations doing business in the state with power to grant or refuse permits or licenses to any association when such association is not conducting business in conformity with state laws or rules and regulations of the Board.

SCENIC RIVERS COMMISSION, OKLAHOMA -- Flint Creek --Illinois River

Ronnie Bradshaw, Chair ...... Watts Hazel Weber Jones, Vice-Chair ...... Afton Ed Brocksmith, Secretary-Treasurer ...... Tahlequah Bill Blackard...... Tahlequah Tommie Bynum ...... Watts Robert Ferris ...... Tulsa Ron Jamison...... Tahlequah Archie Peyton ...... Tahlequah David Pickle ...... Watts John Roberts, Jr ...... Kansas Bobby L. Singer ...... Broken Arrow G. Steven Stidham ...... Tulsa

Department -- Scenic Rivers Commission, P. O. Box 292, State Highway 10, North of Tahlequah, OK 74465-0292. Telephone (918) 456-3251; (800) 299-3251. Administration -- Edward H. Fite, ill, Administrator. History and Function -- 1977 legislation authorized the establishment of commissions to develop the State's scenic river areas and adjacent contiguous lands. Each commission for such areas has authorized membership of from seven to fUteen members with appointments to be made by the President Pro Tempore of the State Senate, Speaker of the House of Representatives, and the Governor. This Act provides that each commission shall be an agency of the State and authorizes the Department of Tourism and Recreation to administer a resource management program for the designated areas dermed under state planning policies.

SCHOOL FUNDS MANAGEMENT, OKLAHOMA COMMISSION ON Sandy Garrett, Superintendent of Public Instruction (ex officio) Roy V. Peters, Jr., Director, State Department of Vocational and Technical Education (ex offICio) Jim Joseph, State Bond Advisor (ex officio)

292 Department - Oliver Hodge Memorial Education Building, Room 4-10,2500 N. Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City 73105-4599. Telephone (405) 521-3467.

SCHOOL CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT NEEDS ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE, COMMON Woodrow W. Miller, Chair...... Elk City Henry Criswell ...... Oklahoma City William Hodges...... Stillwater J.R. Johnson ...... Muskogee Kenneth R. McFall .•...... Oklahoma City Bill Patton ...... Sallisaw Don Shive...... Oklahoma City

Department •• Common School Capital Improvement Needs Assessment Committee, Oliver Hodge Memorial Education Bldg., Rm. 215, 2500 N. Lincoln Blvd. Oklahoma City 73105- 4599. Telephone (405) 521-3812. Administration •• Bob Martin, Executive Director. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, THE OKLAHOMA

Board or Trustees Dan Little, Chair ...... Madill Susan Stone, Vice-Chair • • • . . . • . . • • ...... Tulsa James Choike, Ph.D...... Stillwater David Drennan ...... Norman Jack Griffin ...... Tulsa Ann Hargis ...... Oklahoma City Linda Larason, Representative ...... Oklahoma City Richard McCubbin ...... Oklahoma City Wallace Mcleod ...... Oklahoma City Earl D. Mitchell, Ph.D...... Stillwater J. Calvin Moore ...... Braggs Richard Powell ...... Stillwater Rollin Reimer, Ph.D •...... Chickasha Stanley Rosen, D.A.L...... Tulsa Bill Salwaechter, Ed.D ...... Stillwater Bernice Shedrick, Senator • • • . . • • • • • . . • • • • • • • . . . . • . . • • . . . . • ...... Stillwater William W. Talley IT, Ph.D...... Oklahoma City Gordon E. Uno, Ph.D...... Norman

The following are all "ex officio and nonvoting":

Donald B. Halverstadt, M.D. Chairman, Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education, or designee, Hans Brisch, Ph.D., Chancellor for Higher Education, or designee, Sandy Garrett, SUperintendent of Public Instruction, or designee, Smith Holt, Ph.D., Dean, College of Arts and Sciences, Oklahoma State University, or designee; J. Rufus Fears, Ph.D., Dean, College of Arts and Sciences, University of Oklahoma, or designee; Kermit L. Hall, Ph.D., Acting Dean, College of Arts and Sciences, University of Tulsa, or designee.

Department •• Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics, 1141 N. Lincoln Blvd, Oklahoma City 73104-2847. Telephone (405) 271-7676. Administrator •• Edna M. Manning, President. Personnel·· 8 clas., 35 unclas.

293 SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, OKLAHOMA CENTER FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF (OCAST)

Board or Directors Douglas A. Branch, Chair ...... Oklahoma City Fred Silva, Ph.D., Vice Chair ...... Oklahoma City Norman N. Durham, Ph.D...... Stillwater G. Douglas Fox ...... Tulsa Enoch Kelly Haney, Senator (nonvoting) ...... Seminole William C. Harsch ...... Miami Daniel 1. O'Neil, Ph.D...... Norman David H. Poppe ...... Frederick Danny Williams, Representative ...... Seminole Hans Brisch, Chancellor, State Regents for Higher Education (ex officio) Charles B. Browning, Ph.D., Dean of Agriculture Division, Okla. State University (ex officio) Greg Main, Executive Director, Department of Commerce (ex officio) (Two vacancies)

Department -- 301 N.W. 63rd, Suite 110, Okla. City 73116-8209. Telephone (405) 848-2633. Administrator -- Carolyn W. Smith, Ph.D., Interim President. SECURITIES COMMISSION, OKLAHOMA Douglas L. Jackson, Chair ...... Enid Gayle Miles-Scott ...... Oklahoma City Wayne Osborn, State Bank Commissioner (ex offICio)

Department -- Oklahoma Securities Commission, 621 N. Robinson, Suite 400, Oklahoma City 73102. Telephone (405) 521-2451. Administration -- Irving L. Faught, Administrator; Melanie Hall, Deputy Administrator; Leo D. Johnson, Director ofLicensing; Charles Moore, Director ofEnforcement; Paula R. Glasgow, Director of Registrations and Exemptions. Personnel -- 14 clas., 24 uncl., 1 stud. History and Function -- The Commission and Department of Securities· were created by the Legislature in 1959. Its functions include the regulation of securities agents, broker-dealers and investment advisers. These persons and finns are licensed and examined under provisions of the Oklahoma Securities Act The Department also handles the registration of stocks, bonds and many other types of securities as provided under the very broad defmition of securities in the Act The objectives of the Department are protecting the public from fraudulent sales practices in the market place and maintaining the market's integrity in Oklahoma. SHEEP AND WOOL COMMISSION Larry Hensley, Chair ..•...•...... Kinta Chester Tracy, Vice Chair ...... Maysville Alan LeGrand, Secretary-Treasurer ...... Stillwater Mary Ann Lewis ...... Terlton Ray Rice ...... Wilburton Joe Steichen ...... Ponca City (One vacancy)

Department -- Sheep and Wool Commission, 205 W. 7th, Suite 201-C, Stillwater 74074. Telephone (405) 377-0243.Hlstory and Function -- Authorized by the 1973 Legislature, the Commission became operative through a referendum election conducted by sheep and wool producers. The legislation also called for the election, by the producers, of seven members of the Commission, four from districts; one at-large and two from producers of major purebred

294 sheep in Oklahoma. The Commission's purpose is to conduct utilization, research and market development of sheep and wool produced in Oklahoma. Financing for the Commission is through fees assessed on each head of sheep and on each pound of wool produced.

SHORTHAND REPORTERS, STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF OFFICIAL

Michael Weatherly, Chair ...... Wewoka Colleen Hedges, Reciprocity Chair ...... Tulsa Becky Thompson, Secretary ...... Sapulpa H.W. Peters ...... Oklahoma City Becky Young ...... Oklahoma City

Department -- State Board of Examiners of Official Shorthand Reporters, 1915 N. Stiles, Room 305, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-2450. Administration -- Howard W. Conyers. History and Function -- Created by the 1970 Legislature, the Board is composed of five court reporters appointed by the Chief Justice of the State Supreme Court Functions of the Board include licensing of shorthand reporters as either certified or licensed shorthand reporters and conducting proceedings to recommend suspension, revocation or reinstatement of licenses of certified or licensed reporters.

SOCIAL WORKERS, OKLAHOMA STATE BOARD OF LICENSED

Steven Paul Wells, Chair ...... Oklahoma City Walanda McCuin Brown ...... Tulsa Hal Shofner ...... Oklahoma City Gary Wilson ...... Moore Martha Holmes, President, OK Chapter of Nat'l Assn. of Social Workers ...... Oklahoma City (One vacancy)

Department -- Oklahoma State Board of Licensed Social Workers, 4145 N.W. 61st Terrace, Oklahoma City 73112. Telephone (405) 946-7230. Administration -- Mary Sue Counts, Executive Secretary.

SOUTHERN GROWTH POLICIES BOARD

George Bragg ...... Tulsa William E. Humphrey ...... Pauls Valley Cal Hobson, Representative Glen D. Johnson, Senator Greg Main, Executive Director, Department of Commerce David Walters, Governor (ex officio)

Department - Southern Growth Policies Board, P.O. Box 12293, Research Triangle Park, NC 277rf). Telephone (919) 941-5145. Administration -- Ms. Juliarm Tenney, Executive Director. History and Function -- This is a statutory board enacted by the 1974 Legislature and functions under the Southern Growth Policies Agreement undertaken by the states of Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, West Virginia and Virginia for the purpose of deriving benefits from coordinated growth planning among the southern states.

295 SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA DEVELOPMENT TRUST

Clyde Kindell, President ...... Tishomingo William E. Prosser, Vice President ...... Ardmore James Moffet, Secretary-Treasurer ...... Marietta Curtiss Baker ...... Ada Pat Copeland, SODA Liaison ...... Ada Thomas Goodner ...... Duncan Carl McEntire ...... Coalgate W.O. Young ...... Durant Department -- 15 First Street Southeast, Box 848, Ardmore, OK 73402. Telephone (405) 226-2250; 1 (800) 522-3780. SOYBEAN COMMISSION lL. Henry, Jr., Chair ...... Idabel Jay R. Franklin ...... Miami Jess Lam, Jr ...... Arkoma Jack Limon ...... Wagoner Stan Sheffield ...... Vian

Department -- Oklahoma Soybean Commission, 3415 S. 28th, P.O. Box 2424, Muskogee 74402-2424. Telephone: 1 (800) 328-7390. Administration -- Jim Blaauw, Director SPECIAL AGENCY ACCOUNT BOARD

An ex-officio board authorized by 1973 Legislature and composed of the Director of State Finance, Director of the Legislative Fiscal Office and the State Treasurer. The Board approves the establishment of agency special accounts in an official depository of the State Treasury.

Jack White, Ph.D., Director of State Finance (ex officio) Claudette Henry, State Treasurer (ex offICio) Paul E. McElvany, Director, Legislative Service Bureau (ex officio)

Department -- Special Agency Account Board, State Capitol, Room 122, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-2141. Administration -- Michelle Lowry, Budget Analyst; Joyce Horton, Executive Assistant.

SPEECH PATHOLOGY AND AUDIOLOGY, BOARD OF EXAMINERS FOR Hal B. Merrell, Chair ...... Tulsa Ann S. Owen, Vice Chair ...... Oklahoma City Jerry Blackburn ...... Oklahoma City David W. White, M.D...... Tulsa (One vacancy)

Department -- Speech Pathology and Audiology, 1140 N.W. 63rd, Suite 305, P.O. Box 53592, Oklahoma City 73116. Telephone (405) 840-2774. Administration -- Gaye Blackledge, Executive Secretary. Personnel -- 1 non-merit, unclas. employee. History and Function -- The Board was recreated by the 1982 Legislature to conduct examinations for the licensing of speech pathologists and audiologists.

296 STUDENT LOAN AUTHORITY, OKLAHOMA JlIIIles R. Harris, Ph.D., ChaiT ...... Ada Patrick Rooney, Secretary ...... Oklahoma City Bill H. Hill, Ph.D ...... Wilburton Thomas L. Legan...... • ...... Oklahoma City Joe E. White, Jr...... Edmond Department -- Oklahoma Student Loan Authority, 301 N.W. 63rd, Suite 301, Box 54530, Oklahoma City 73154. Telephone (405) 840-2662. Administration - M. Gene Satterfield, Ph.D., President; Graden Perrys, Vice President of Loan Management; Patricia VanAntwerp, Vice President for Lending; Roderick W. Durrell, Chief Financial Planner. History and Function -- Created by the Legislature in 1972 under the public trust statute to provide funds through the sale of revenue bonds, the authority operates a federally insured loan progrllIIl for students attending Oklahoma colleges. Amended in 1987, it was authorized by the Legislature to make loans to independent students, parents of undergratuate students, and students engaged in medical related study. After college, students begin repayment of their loans with interest to the loan investors from whom the funds were borrowed initially. Although the Authority operates under the jurisdiction of the State, it receives no state-appropriated funds for its operation and the operating costs are included in the borrowing and lending arrangement

SURPLUS FACILITIES BOARD An ex officio board composed of the Governor, Attorney General, Adjutant General and the Chairman of the Office of Central Services.

Department -- Surplus Facilities Board, Oklahoma Military Department, 3501 Military Circle, N.E. Oklahoma City 73111. Telephone (405) 427-8371. History and Function -- Created by the legislature in 1961, the Board's responsibility is to detennine whether any real estate, armory or building owned by the State and under control of the Military Department is needed. IT the Board decides there is no need, it shall dispose of it to the best interest of the State with proceeds being expended for construction, repair and maintenance of National Guard facilities.

TAX COMMISSION, OKLAHOMA Robert E. Anderson, ChaiT ...... Enid Robert L. Wadley, Vice ChaiT...... Claremore Don Kilpatrick, Secretary ...... Oklahoma City

Revenue Divisions Department - Oklahoma Tax Commission, M.C. Connors Building, 2501 North Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City, 73194. Telephone (405) 521-4321. Tulsa Office: Telephone, (918) 581-2979. Administration -- Larry Shropshire, Administrator; Wylie Merritt, Jr. Internal Auditor; Phil Scott, Ad Valorem Tax; Randy Ross, Business Tax; Tom Emmerich, Collection; Jerry Golden, Income Tax; David Hudson, General Counsel, Legal; JlIIIles Gregg, Management Information Systems; Don Phelps, Management Services; Curt Byers, Motor Vehicle; Reece Womack, Economist; Paula Ross, Public Information Officer. Personnel -- 1093 clas., 199 unclas. and 5 students. History and Function -- The first Tax Commission was composed of three members appointed by the Governor by and with the consent of the State Senate. The gubernatorial appointment contingent on Senate confirmation has remained in effect since 1931, but the terms, numbers and removal of Commissioners have undergone a few changes. The Commission is responsible for the administration and enforcement of state tax laws, the collection of a majority of all state-levied taxes, fees and licenses; and the subsequent

297 apportionment and allocation of revenues eannarked to various state agencies and local units of government In its quasi-judicial capacity, the Commission has the authority to subpoena witnesses and records, to administer oaths and to render decisions appealable directly to the State Supreme Court The 1947 Legislature ftxed the terms of the commissioners at six years each, staggered so that one new appointment would come up every two years. The ftrst appointments under this reorganization were to expire on the second Monday of the years 1949, 1951, and 1953. Thereafter, each term would run six years. The 1947 statute also removed the power of the Governor to dismiss a commissioner except for cause and in the manner provided by law.

TEACHERS' RETIREMENT SYSTEM OF OKLAHOMA, BOARD OF TRUSTEES Stephen M. Hull, Chair ...... Stillwater C. Wayne Bland, Vice Chair ...... Tulsa Tommy G. Fulton, Secretary ...... Del City Mary Evelyn Adams ...... Enid W. Leroy Crozier ...... Minco Jerry B. Farley ...... Norman V. Ronald Frangione ...... Yukon Vince F. Orza ...... Edmond David E. Rainbolt ...... Oklahoma City Derryl L. Venters ...... Muskogee Sandy Garrett, State Superintendent of Public Instruction (ex offICio) Jack E. White, Ph.D., Director of State Finance (ex offICio) Roy V. Peters, Jr., Director, Department of Vocational and Technical Education (ex officio) (One vacancy)

Department -- Teachers Retirement System of Oklahoma, Oklahoma State School Board Association Building, 2801 North Lincoln, P. O. Box 53524, Oklahoma City 73152. Telephone (405) 521-2387. Administration -- Tommy C. Beavers, Executive Secretary; Sue H. Peterson, Assistant Executive Secretary; Randall Kopsa, Secretary-Treasurer; Jo D. Witt, Director ofInvestments; Bruce Straun, Internal Auditor; (Vacant), Director of Public Information; Larry Mullins, Director of Data Processing; Kim Bold, Administrative Assistant. Personnel -- 40 employees (20 clas., 20 unclas.).

History and Function -- Following voter approval of a Constitutional Amendment, the System was established by legislative act and became effective July I, 1943. As of July 1992, the System had approximately 74,081 active participants and 24,825 retirees. Active members contribute 6 percent of their gross salary up to $25,000 and 11 percent on salary that exceeds $25,000 up to $40,000, per school year. The annual payroll for retired members totaled $295,573,256.79 for FY 1992.

TEXTBOOK COMMITTEE, OKLAHOMA STATE Sandy Garrett, Superintendent of Public Instruction, or designee, Secretary (ex officio and nonvoting unless tie vote) Max Ira Clayton ...... Frederick JoLynn Crabb ...... Tulsa Karla Eischen ...... Okarche Lynn Fox ...... Tulsa Jan Hayes ...... Davis Beth Herrington .....••...... •...... Tahlequah Barbary Keith ...... Oklahoma City Erna Leach ...... Ada

298 Kathleen Livingston ...... Muskogee Jo Ann Scantlen ...... Muskogee Terri Taflinger...... Altus Helen Thomas ...... Elk City (One vacancy)

Department -- Textbook Section, State Department of Education, Oliver Hodge Memorial Education Building, 2500 N. Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City 73105-4599. Telephone (405) 521-3456; FAX (405) 521-6205. Administration -- Debbie Adams, Coordinator o/Textbook Section. History and Function -- The Constitution was amended in 1946 to provide for a system of free textbooks for common schools and provided for the appointment of a Committee by the Governor to supervise the selection of multiple lists of textbooks from which local school district committees make a fmal selection of textbooks.

TOURISM AND RECREATION COMMISSION, OKLAHOMA Jack Mildren, Lieutenant Governor, Chair, (ex offICio) Sweet Pea Abernathy, ...... Altus J. Patrick Bark, ...... Afton Donald L. Benson ...... Alva Coleman Davis ...... Tulsa Linda A. Epperley ...... Tahlequah Charles Givens ...... Oklahoma City Ray H. Quackenbush ...... Shawnee Michael D. Tipps ...... Ardmore

Department -- Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department, 500 Will Rogers Building, 2401 N. Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-2413. For reservation service for lodges, cabins and cottages, and for information about tourist facilities call 521-2464 in Oklahoma City, or (800) 522-8565 toll free from any other location within Oklahoma; literature requests, 215 N.E. 28th, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-3831; Oklahoma Today Magazine, 401 Will Rogers Bldg., Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-2496. Administration -- James C. Thomas, Acting Executive Director; David Davies, Deputy Director; Steve Myers, Director, Administrative Services; Kathleen Marks, Director, Travel and Tourism; Jim Buratti, Assistant Director, Travel and Tourism; Kris Marek, Director, Planning and Development; Bruce Travis. Assistant Director, Planning and Development; Tom Creider, Director, State Parks; Jack Hesser. Assistant Director, State Parks; Tom Rich, Director, State Resorts; Jeanne M. Devlin, Editor, Oklahoma Today. Personnel -- 602 elas., 612 unelas., 256 temps. History and Function -- Administered by an Executive Director under the guidance of a nine-member commission, the Department had its beginning in 1931 when the Legislature appropriated $90,00 for the land on whieh Lake Murray is located. In the late 1930's, Congress directed the U.S. Corps of Engineers to begin construction on several large reservoirs, primarily for flood control and water supply. In 1951, Lake Murray State Park also became the site for the fust of seven state-owned resort lodges. Through the years, park, lodge and tourism programs rested in the Planning and Resources Board, the Department of Commerce and Industry and the Industrial Development and Park Department In 1972, the Legislature created the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department, now made up of five divisions.

TRANSPORTATION, DEPARTMENT OF Lenard Briscoe, Chair ...... Kingfisher Gene Love, Vice Chair ...... Lawton Hoby Hammer, Secretary ...... Fairview

299 Joe Britton .....•...... Elk City David Burrage ...... Atoka Mike Case ...... Tulsa Ed Pate ...... Norman Kent Pharaoh ...... Henryetta

Department -- Department of Transportation, Transportation Building, 200 N.E. 21st St., Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-2631. Administration - Bobby G. Green, Director; Monty C. Murphy, Deputy Director; Bob Rose, Chief Engineer; Pete Byers, Assistant Director, Operations; Jon V. Powell, Assistant Director, Human Resources and Training; Gaylund Adams, Assistant Director, Land Acquisition; ID. Chambers, Assistant Director, Planning and Research; Paul Adams, Assistant Director, Fiscal and Programs; Mike Mayberry, Assistant Director, Highway Safety and Public Affairs; Norman Hill, General COlmSel; Tim Mauldin, Governor's Representative. Personnel -- 3,070 clas., 74 unclas., 26 temps. History and Function -- Created by the State Legislature in 1976 as an overall coordinating agency for the state's highways, railways and waterways, this agency superceded the original Oklahoma State Department of Highways, implemented by legislation in 1911. In 1986 the Executive Branch Reform Act created the cabinet-level post of Secretary of Transportation, and placed under its jurisdiction the Department of Transportation, the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority, the Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission, the Governor's Highway Safety Office, the Port Authority and the Oklahoma Aerospace Education Advisory Committee. The primary mission of ODOT is the construction and maintenance of a state highway system. The 12,300 miles under its jurisdication includes state, federal and interstate numbered highways. ODOT is not responsible for the construction or maintenance of county roads. The Department is funded from three sources of public monies: earmarked road user taxes (such as gasoline taxes paid at the pump); an appropriation by the State Legislature from the General Fund; and a return of federal matching dollars from the Federal Highway Trust Fund (comprised of federal gasoline taxes paid at the pump). ODOT's annual budget has been over $450 million for the past several years which has been applied to its construction and maintenance activities statewide. That money includes federal matching funds used for construction. An eight-member Transportation Commission. representing eight geographic districts, appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the State Senate, sets departmental policy and oversees general operations. The Field Divisions and their phone numbers are: Division 1, Muskogee, (918) 687-5407; Division 2, Antlers, (405) 298-3371; Division 3, Ada, (405) 332-1526; Division 4, Perry, (405) 336-2203; Division 5, Clinton. (405) 323-1431; Division 6, Buffalo, (405) 735-2561; Division 7, Duncan. (405) 255-7586; Division 8, Tulsa, (918) 838-9933. TURNPIKE AUTHORITY, OKLAHOMA James C. Orbison, Chair ....••.•.•••...•..••••••.....••...... Tulsa Mick LaFevers, Vice CIuUr . . • • . . • • • • ...... • • • • • ...... • . • • ...... •• Poteau Gilbert Gt"bson, Secretary-Treasurer. . • • . • . • • • . • ...... Lawton Sam Scott ...... Muskogee David Walters, Governor (ex officio) (Two vacancies)

Department -- Oklahoma Turnpike Authority, 3500 Martin Luther King Ave., P.O. Box 11357, Oklahoma City 73136-0357. Telephone (405) 425-3600. Administration - Richard L. Ridings, Chief Executive OffICer. Personnel -- 436 clas., 15 unclas., 37 temps. History and Function -- Inaugurated during the administration of Governor Roy J. Turner in 1947, the Authority constructed the Turner turnpike between Oklahoma City and Tulsa. This toll road reached its 39th year of service on May 16, 1992. Created to facilitate traffic throughout the state through a system of toll roads approved by the Legislature, fmancing of

300 the turnpikes has been through the sale of revenue bonds. The membership of the Authority consists of the Governor, an ex officio member, and six members appointed by him with confrrmation by the State Senate. There are six districts within the Turnpike System and one member is appointed from each district UNIFORM STATE LAWS, OKLAHOMA COMMISSIONERS ON Bryce A. Baggett ...... Oklahoma City Fred C. Cornish ...... Tulsa Jay Gault ...... Oklahoma City Robert Henry ...... Oklahoma City Glen D. Johnson, Jr., Representative ...... Okemah Ralph Hodges, Chief Justice ...... Oklahoma City R. Stratton Taylor, Senator ...... Claremore Patricia Sommer ...... Edmond Leo Howard Whinery ...... Noble

Department -- Uniform State Laws, State Capitol, Room 212, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-2342. Administration -- National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Law, 676 N. St. Clair, Suite 1700, Chicago, IL 60611. Telephone (312) 915-0195. History and Function -- The first commissioners from Oklahoma to the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws were appointed by the several Governors under their executive powers. Legislative provision came in 1947. Commissioners attend annual meetings of the National Conference and report to the Legislature and Governor, advising of proposals for uniform and model state laws and the effect of such proposals on the laws of Oklahoma and the desirability of adoption of such uniform laws. USED MOTOR VEHICLE AND PARTS COMMISSION, OKLAHOMA Harold Coffelt ...... Lawton Marion Davidson ...... Weatherford David Hagler...... Lawton George W. Hurley, Jr...... Sallisaw Jack McGahey ...... Ardmore David L. Morgan ...... Tulsa John T. Vance...... Guthrie

Department _. Used Motor Vehicle and Parts Commission, 4400 Will Rogers Parkway, Suite 213, Oklahoma City 73108. Telephone (405) 949-2626. Administration .- John W. Maile, Executive Director. Personnel -- 9 non-merit, unc1as. employees. VETERANS AFFAIRS, OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF

War Veterans Commission of Oklahoma Irene Ward, Chair ...... Claremore Lawrence Roy, Vice Chair ...... Stillwater James E. Newman, Secretary ...... Altus Cecil Wayne Caudill ...... EI Reno Eldridge Colston ...... Marietta Ray K. Factory ...... Okmulgee Coleman Nolen ...... Okemah Harold D. Penney ...... Eufaula William Rodriguez...... Oklahoma City

Department .- Department of Veterans Affairs, 2311 N. Central, Box 53067, Oklahoma City 73152. Telephone (405) 521-3684.

301 Administration -- Jolm W. Willis, Ir., Director; Martha Spear, Assistant Deputy Director; Robert R. Shaw, Comptroller; Dorothy McSpadden, Business Manager; Catherine L. Sparks, Personnel CoordiWJtor; 101m W. Cloud, Administrator, Claims and Benefits; Billy Kenner, Veterans Service OffICer, Lawton; Deborah Moore, Hospital Officer. Muskogee; Bany Due, Veterans Service OffICer, Tulsa; Daniel Hughes, Hospital OffICer, Oklahoma City. Personnel-- 53 clas., 106 unclas., 52 temps. History and Function - Created by the 1947 Legislature as the successor to the Soldiers Relief Commission, the Department is responsible for the administration of the general duties of the Commission, which includes disbursement of child welfare assistance, emergency aid and assistance to veterans and their dependents in obtaining benefits. Veterans Centers are maintained at Ardmore, Claremore, Clinton, Norman, Sulphur and Talihina.

Claims Offices

Lawton Claims Office, c/o VA Outpatient Clinic, Post Office Box 49, 3401 Gore Boulevard, Lawton, OK 73502. Telephone (405) 357-8935. Muskogee Claims Office, Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs, 125 S. Main, Room IB38, Muskogee, OK 74401. Telephone (918) 687-2133. VA Medical Center, Muskogee, Honor Heights Drive, Muskogee, OK 74401. Telephone (918) 682-2771; (918) 683-3261, ext 255. VA Medical Center, Oklahoma City, 921 N.E. 13th Street, Room GA-I01, Oklahoma City, 73104. Telephone (405) 270-0501, ext. 5477, 5478. Tulsa Claims Office, c/o VA Outpatient Clinic, 635 West 11th Street, Room 202, Tulsa, OK 74127. Telephone (918) 581-7740; (918) 581-7749. VETERINARY MEDICAL EXAMINERS, BOARD OF

I.David Helms" D.V.M. President ...... •...... Muskogee Howard Hopps, D.V.M. Vice President .•....••...... •...... Oklahoma City Ralph Buckner, D.V.M. Secretary-Treasurer • .•...... Stillwater Margaret Clark, D.V.M ...... Chickasha Kenneth Edward O'Hanlon, D.V.M...... Frederick

Department -- Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners, 5104 N. Francis, Suite F, Oklahoma City 73118. Telephone (405) 843-0843. Administration -- Staff, Oklahoma State Medical Licensure and Supervision. Personnel -- 0 employees. History and Function -- The Board was established by the Legislature in 1951 and is the chief regulatory agency for the practice of veterinary medicine, including the licensing and enforcement of state laws and rules and regulations of the Board. This also includes the animal technicians. WATER RESOURCES BOARD, OKLAHOMA

Robert S. Kerr, Ir., Chair •• . . • • • . . • • • ...... • ...... • ...... Oklahoma City William Secrest, Vice Chair .••...... •....••.•...... ••...... Broken Arrow R. G. Iolmson, Secretary ..•.....•...... •...... ••••.....••••• Clinton Frank Hughes Condon ...... Idabel Michaele F. Henson ...... Stillwater I. Ross Kirtley ...... Kingfisher Richard McDonald...... Walters Ervin Mitchell ...... Balko Dick Seybolt ...... Miami

Department -- Oklahoma Water Resources Board, 600 N. Harvey, P.O. Box 150, Oklahoma City 73101-0150. Telephone (405) 231-2500. Branch Offices: Tulsa -- 440 S. Houston, 74127, (918) 581-2925; Lawton -- 601 "C" Ave., Suite 101, (405) 248-7762; McAlester -- 321 S. 3rd

302 Street, Suite One, 74501, (918) 426-5435; Woodward -- 2411 Williams Ave., Suite 116, 73801, (405) 256-1014. Administration -- Patricia P. Eaton, Executive Director; Michael R. Melton, Assistant Director; Dean Couch, General Counsel; David Dillon, Assistant Director; Walid Maher, Chief, Financial Assistance; Harold Springer, ChiefEngineer; Duane Smith, Assistant Director; J.A. Wood, Chief, Water Management; James Schuelein, Chief, Administrative Services; Shon Simpson, Chief, Water Quality Programs; Dave Dimick, Chief, Water Pollution Control; Mike Mathis, Chief, Planning. Personnel -- 88 clas., 15 unclas., 4 temps. History and Function -- Created in 1957, the seven-member Board is composed of one member from each of six congressional districts and one member-at-Iarge. In 1972, the statutes were revised and a nine-member board was formed by adding two additional at-large members. Members are appointed by the Governor and approved by the Senate for seven-year terms, with at least one member coming up for appointment each year. Members must represent recreational, industrial, irrigation, municipal, agricultural, soil conservation, and rural residential fields, with not more than two members representing each area of interest.

WHEAT COMMISSION, OKLAHOMA Henry Jo Von Tungeln, Chair...... El Reno Don Oswald, Vice Chair...... Apache Kent McAninch ...... Tonkawa Terry Peach...... Mutual Ron Voth ...... Fairview Charles Browning, Ph.D., Director, State Extension Service (ex officio arul nonvoting) Gary L. Sherrer, President, State Board of Agriculture (ex offICio aru1 nonvoting)

Department -- Wheat Utilization, Research and Market Development Commission, 800 N.E. 63rd Street, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-2796; FAX (405) 848-0372. Administration -- Chris Rink, Executive Director. Personnel -- 5 non-merit, unclas. employees. History and Function -- The Commission was established by the 1965 Legislature and is engaged in promotion, utilization, market development and research for wheat grown in Oklahoma. Much effort is directed toward foreign market since 80% of the State's wheat is exported. The Commission's operating expenses are borne by the wheat producers through a fee system.

WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION Jolm D. Groendyke, Chair ...... Enid William H. Crawford, Vice Chair ...... Frederick H.B. Atkinson, Secretary ...... Midwest City Roy Boecher ...... Kingfisher Jack Frisbie ...... Checotah Jolm Gibbs ...... Holdenville Donald Ritter ...... Atoka Jack Zink ...... Tulsa

Department •• Department of Wildlife Conservation, 1801 N. Lincoln Blvd., Box 53465, Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-3851. Administration •• Steven Alan Lewis, Director; Charles R. Wallace, Deputy Director; Robert L. Taylor, Comptroller; Greg Duffy, Chief, Game; Dean G. Graham, Chief, Information­ Education; Kim Erickson, Chief, Fisheries; Larry Taylor, Chief, Law Enforcement; Hank Stokes, Supervisor. Radio Communications. Personnel -- 397 non-merit, unclas. employees.

303 History and Function -- As early as 1895, the Oklahoma Territorial Legislature showed an interest in the protection of game and fish. The killing of wild game and insectivorous birds was prohibited, except that quail, prairie chicken and wild turkey hunting seasons were set from November 1 to February I, and doves and plover were declared legal game between August 1 and December 31. In 1909, a game and fish code law provided for the appointment of a State Game Warden by the Governor and authorized employment of eight deputies. Hunting licenses were established at a cost of $1.25 each to create a fund administered by the Warden. In 1947, the Legislature restructured the Commission, increasing the membership from five to eight and authorizing it to select a director. It is the duty of the Game Division to provide techniques for the propagation and management of wildlife and to introduce new species and restore depleted populations where possible. Approximately 800,000 acres of public hunting land, owned or licensed by the Department is maintained and open to the public through use of funds provided by licenses and the Pittman Robertson Federal Aid Act The Department has the following divisions: Administrative, Law Enforcement, Fisheries, Game, Information and Education, Radio, Environmental and Nongame Wildlife Section.

WILL ROGERS MEMORIAL COMMISSION James C. Leake, Chair ...... Muskogee John Denbo, Vice Chair ...... Claremore Patricia Ann Crume ...... Claremore James L. Hartz ...... Alexandria, VA J. Kevin Hayes ...... Tulsa David R. Milsten ...... Tulsa James B. Rogers ...... Bakersfield, CA

Department -- Will Rogers Memorial Commission, P.O. Box 157, Claremore, OK 74018-0157. Telephone (918) 341-0719; 1 (800) 324-9455; FAX (918) 341-8246. Administration -- Joseph H. Carter, Director; Greg Malak, Manager. Personnel -- 7 clas., 14 unclas., 11 temps. History and Function -- Created by the Legislature in 1937 to honor the famed Oklahoma cowboy humorist. The museum building was constructed on land given to the state by Mrs. Rogers, who also contributed many museum exhibits depicting her husband's career. Dedicated on November 4, 1938,the museum is free to the public with daily average attendance of about 1,200 persons. Will Roger's birthplace on Lake Oologah is also under the direction of the Commission and the Memorial administration officers. Both are open from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. daily except Christmas and Thanksgiving. WOMEN, GOVERNOR'S COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF Sally Freeman Frasier, Chair ...... Tulsa Carol Axley ...... Tulsa Deborah Bailey ...... Lawton Sandra Kay Bailey ...... Oklahoma City Beverly Blake ...... Oklahoma City Annita Bridges ...... Oklahoma City Florence C. Brown ...... Tulsa Mildren Buchanan ...... Okeene Cydney Campbell ...... Oklahoma City Deborah Combs ...... Madill Dorothy Cox • ...... Oklahoma City Carolyn Cudjoe ...... Lawton Sharon King Davis ...... Tulsa Myrna L. DeBose ...... Oklahoma City Patricia R. Demps ...... Oklahoma City Dorothy Dewitty ...... Tulsa

304 Ken Sue Doerful ...... Lawton Joan Dowell ...... Claremore Jacueline Duncan ...... •...... Arapaho Christine Elias ...... Oklahoma City Jeanette Elliott • . . . . . • ...... Oklahoma City Margaret Erling . . . • ...... Tulsa Pat Frank ...... Tahlequah Sabina Gonzalez ...... Mustang Nancy Grigsby ...... Bartlesville Inez Hall ...... Okemah Chon Rouce Hamilton ...... Oklahoma City Gretchen A. Harris ...... Norman Aletia C. Haynes ...... Oklahoma City Ellen D. Helmey ...... •...... Oklahoma City Joyce Henderson .. . • ...... Oklahoma City Evelyn Hibbs ...... Muskogee Anita Hill ...... Norman LaVerne Hill ...... Tulsa Shirley Johnston-Horn ...... Tulsa Lynn Howard ...... Tahlequah Joyce Jackson ...... Oklahoma City Georgetta James ...... Oklahol'BJl City Pauline Kopecky ...... Stillwater LaJoyce Chatwell Lawton ...... Oklahoma City Lessie LeSure, Ph.D. ...•...... Oklahoma City Mary Ann Lewis ...... Tulsa Sandi Liles ...... Woodward Leona Limon...... Wagoner Emily Kaye Lonian, Judge ...... Oklahoma City Joyce McClellan ...... Tulsa Betty McElderry ...... Purcell Donna McSpadden ...... Chelsea Roxy Ann Merklin ...... Woodward Pat J. Meyer ...... Woodward Dale Mingo ...... Tulsa Jan Montgomery ...... Ada Angie Moore ...... Tulsa Esther Moore ...... Oklahoma City lone C. Morrison, Ed.D...... Tulsa Jilda Motley, Ed.D...... Tulsa Erlinda Murphy ...... Oklahoma City Pat 1. Meyer ...... W OQ(lward Patty Orbison ...... Tulsa Louise Painter ...... Oklahoma City Marjorie Patmon ...... Oklahoma City Michelle R. Powers ...... Oklahoma City Elizabeth A. Rasmussen, Ph.D...... Oklahoma City Teresa Rendon ...•.....•...... Oklahoma City Mable Rice .•...... Tulsa Barbara Royce ...... Oklahoma City Odette Scobey ...... Oklahoma City Kim Jones-Shelton ...... Oklahoma City Barbara R. Smith ...... Oklahoma City Carla Splaingard ...... Oklahoma City Kaye D. Steele ...... Broken Bow Jewel Taylor Street-Robinson ...... Tulsa

305 Linda Strelecki ...... Lawton Alice LaDell Strong ...... Oklahoma City Claudia Tarrington ...... Tulsa Donna Neal Thomas. Ph.D...... Oklahoma City Linda Thomas ...... Tulsa M. Diana Thomas ...... Tulsa Toni Thompson ...... Oklahoma City Flossie A. Thurston, C.H.E...... Langston Beulah H. Vernon ...... Shawnee Karen Waddell ...... ·Jones Janice Wadkins ...... Oklahoma City Maybelle Wallace ...... Tulsa Jacqulin Washington ...... Oklahoma City Loise Butler Washington ...... McAlester

STATE INSTITUTIONS DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES

State of Oklahoma Medical Center

Executive Office: Dr. Andrew Lasser. Chief Executive OffICer. P.O. Box 26307. Oklahoma City 73126. Telephone (405) 271-5911. Children's Hospital of Oklahoma: Joe C. Leonard, M.D .• Chief of Staff, Mike Noel, Administrator. 940 Northeast 13th Street, P.O. Box 263m, Oklahoma City 73126. Telephone (Information) (405) 271-4371. Oklahoma Memorial Hospital: Ron Stutes. Hospital Administrator; Ronald E. Doris. Chief Operating Officer. 800 N.E. 13th Street, Oklahoma City 73104. Telephone (Information) (405) 271-3600. Don H. O'Donoghue Rehabilitation Center: Marie Bernard. M.D .• Chief of Staff; Karen Mmnina, Administrator. 1122 Northeast 13th Street, P.O. Box 26307. Oklahoma City 73126. Telephone (Information) (405) 271-3603. Child Struly Center: Jim Barnard, Administrator. 1100 Northwest 13th Street, Oklahoma City 73117. Telephone (Information) (405) 271-5700.

Centers for ChDdren and Youth

Central Oklahoma Juvenile Center: Jim Phillips. Administrator; 600 South Ninth, Tecumseh, 74873. Telephone (405) 598-2135. Central Oldahoma Training School: T.E. Thomason, Ph.D .• Superintendent, 600 South Ninth, Tecumseh, 74873. Telephone (405) 598-2139. Drug & Alcohol Resitknt Treatment Center: Camille Palmer. Administrator. 604 South Ninth, Tecumseh, 74813. Telephone (405) 598-2859. Tecumseh Boys Group Homes: Richard Garren, Administrator. 600 South Ninth, Tecumseh, 74873. Telephone (405) 598-8653. L. E. Rader Center: Roger Conway. Superintendent. Route 4. Box 9. Sand Springs. 74063, Telephone (918) 245-2541. Personnel -- 327 class. employees. Oldahoma School for the Deaf: Steve Witchey. Superintendent. East 10th and Tahlequah Streets, Sulphur. 73086. Telephone (405) 622-3186. Personnel-- 105 class. employees. Oldahoma School for the Blind: Garold Conn, Superintendent. P.O. Box 309. Muskogee, 74401. Telephone (918) 682-6641.

306 Schools For The Mentally Retarded

Northern Oklahoma Resource Center: Julia Kirby, Superintendent, 2600 E. Willow, Enid. 73701, Telephone (405) 237-1027. Personnel -- 4 class., 6 unclass. The Hissom Memorial Center: John R. McCracken, Superintendent, Rt. 4, Box 14, Sand Springs, 74063, Telephone (918) 245-5911. Personnel -- 451 class. employees. Lake Tenkiller Recreation Facility (Tenkiller Youth Program): Joyce Moore, Superintendent, HC 69, Box 815, Park Hill, 74451, Telephone (918) 457-5125. Southern Oklahoma Resource Center: Bobby Haxell, Superintendent, Hghwy. 77 S., Route I, P.O. Box 44A, Pauls Valley, 73075, Telephone (405) 238-6401. Personnel -- 732 class. employees. DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS Mack Alford Correctional Center: Bobby Boone, Warden, P.O. Box 220, Stringtown, 74569-0220, Telephone (405) 346-7301. Mabel Bassett Correctional Center: Neville Massie, Warden, Box 11492, 3300 N. Martin Luther King Ave., Oklahoma City 73136, Telephone (405) 425-2900. Jackie Brannon Correctional Center: H.N. "Sonny" Scott, Warden, P.O. Box 1999, McAlester, 74502, Telephone (918) 426-4470. Dick Conner Correctional Center: Ron Champion, Warden, Box 220, Hominy, 74035, Telephone (918) 885-2192. James Crabtree Correctional Center: Ed Evans, Warden, Rt. I, Box 8, Helena, 73741, Telephone (405) 852-3221. Jess Dunn Correctional Center: Mike Carr, Warden, Hghwy. 162 and Old Taft Road, Drawer AA, Taft, 74463, Telephone (918) 682-7841. Joseph Harp Correctional Center: Jack Cowley, Warden, Route I, Box 548, Lexington, 73051, Telephone (405) 527-5593. William S. Key Correctional Center: Jim Dennis, Warden, 1 William S. Key Blvd., Fort Supply, 73841, Telephone (405) 766-2224. . Lexington Assessment and Reception Center: Michael Cody, Warden, Box 260, Lexington, 73051, Telephone (405) 527-5676. John Lilley Correctional Center: Leroy Young, Warden, P.O. Box 308, Boley, 74829, Telephone (918) 667-3381. Howard McLeod Correctional Center: James Moon, Warden, Route I, Box 76, Farris, 74542, Telephone (405) 889-6651. Oklahoma State Penitentiary: Dan Reynolds, Warden, P.O. Box 97, McAlester, 74501, Telephone (918) 423-4700. Oklahoma State Reformatory: Steve Hargett, Warden, P.O. Box 514, Granite, 73547, Telephone (405) 535-2186. Ouachita Correctional Center: Jim Sorrels, Warden, Star Route, Box 5390, Hodgens, 74939, Telephone (918) 653-7831. Dr. E.W. Warrior Correctional Center: Rita Andrews, Warden, Drawer AO, Taft, 74463, Telephone (918) 683-8365.

FacUlties for Work-Release Programs

Enid Community Correction Center: Janice MeltOn, Superintendent, 2020 East Maine Street, P.O. Box 2245, Enid, 73701, Telephone (405) 234-2115. Clara Waters Community Correction Center: Reggie Hines, Superintendent, 9901 N.E. Expressway, Oklahoma City 73114, Telephone (405) 478-0961. Kate Barnard Community Correction Center: Dan Merritt, Superintendent, 3200 Northwest 39th, Oklahoma City 73112, Telephone (405) 942-8987. Lawton Community Correction Center: Dennis Cunningham Superintendent, 605 S.W. Coombs Road, Lawton, 73501, Telephone (405) 248-6703.

307 McAlester Community Correction Center: Willie Higgins, Superintendent, 901 North West St., McAlester, 74501, Telephone (918) 423-7992. Muskogee Community Correction Center: John Middleton, Superintendent, 3031 North 32nd Street, Muskogee, 74401, Telephone (918) 682-3394. Oklahoma City Community Correction Center: Marc Norvell, Superintendent, 315 W. 1-44 Service Road, Oklahoma City 73118, Telephone (405) 848-3895. Tulsa Community Correction Center: Rick Hudley, Superintendent, 112 E. 11th, Tulsa, 74119, Telephone (918) 585-5666. DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH AND MENTAL ABUSE SERVICES Hospitals Eastern State Hospital: John V. White, Superintendent, P.O. Box 69, Vinita, 74301, Telephone (918) 256-7841. Personnel -- 729 merit, class. employees. Griffin Membrial Hospital: Stand LaBoon, Acting Superintendent, P.O. Box 151, Nonnan, 73070, Telephone (405) 321-4880. Western State Hospital: Steve Norwood, Superintendent, P.O. Box I, Fort Supply, 73841, Telephone (405) 766-2311. Personnel -- 312 class. employees.

State Community Mental Health Centers

Carl Albert Community Health Center: Roger Jones, M.S.W., Ph.D., Executive Director, -P.O. Box 579, McAlester, 74502, Telephone (918) 426-1000. Personnel -- 128 class. employees. Central Oklahoma Community Mental Health Center: Paul Bouffard, M.S.W., Director, P.O. Box 400, 909 E. Alameda, Nonnan, 73070, Telephone (405) 360-5100. Northwest Oklahoma Community Mental Health Center: Dave Statton, Executive Director, 1222 Tenth Street, Suite 211, Woodward, 73801, Telephone (405) 256-8615. Jim Taliaferro Community Mental Health Center: Ted Debbs, M.S., Executive Director, 602 S.W. 38th Street, Lawton, 73505, Telephone (405) 248-5780. Personnel -- 112 class. employees. Bill Willis Community Mental Health Center: William Burkett, Executive Director, P.O. Box 558, 1200 W. 4th, Tahlequah, 74456, Telephone (918) 456-8272. Personnel -- 45 class. employees.

Private Non-Profit Community Mental Health Centers

Associated Centersfor Therapy, Inc.: Rosemary Priest, Executive Director, 7010 S. Yale, Suite 215, Tulsa, 74136, Telephone (918) 492-2554. Edwin Fair Community Mental Health Center, Inc.: Robert J. Hefley, Executive Director, 1500 North Sixth Street, Ponca City, 74601, Telephone (405) 762-7561. Chisholm Trail Counseling Services, Inc.: Glen K. Wallace, E.D., Executive Director, 1501 Commerce, P.O. Box 851290, Yukon, 73085-1290, Telephone (405) 354-1927. Community Counseling Center: Chester W. Moore, ACSW, Executive Director, 1140 N. Hudson, Oklahoma City 73103, Telephone (405) 272-0664. CREOKS Mental Health Services: Ed Young, MSW, Executive Director, P.O. Box 760, 206 S. Grand, Suite 100, Okmulgee, 74447, Telephone (918) 756-9411. Family Mental Health Center, Inc.: Paul Greever, Executive Director, 2725 E. Skelly Dr., 2600 Center Bldg., Tulsa, 74105-6253, Telephone (918) 749-3030. Grand Lake Mental Health Center Inc.: George E. Marriott, Ed.D., Executive Director, 14 W. Delaware, Nowata, 74048, Telephone (918) 273-1841. Green Country Mental Health Services, Inc.: Dean Williams, LSW, Executive Director, 619 North Main St, Muskogee, 74401, Telephone (918) 682-8407.

308 Hope Community Services, Inc.: Cathy Frost, Executive Director, 105 S.E. 45th Street, Oklahoma City 73109, Telephone (405) 634-4400. Mental Health Services of Southern Oldahoma: R. Paul Delaplain, Executive Director, 2530 South Commerce, Bldg. A., Ardmore, 73401, Telephone (405) 223-5070. Mental Healthcare Services, Inc.: Quinten Henley, ACSW, Executive Director, 1620 E. 12th, Tulsa. 74121, Telephone (918) 582-2131. New Horizons Community Counseling and Mental Health Services, Inc.: Robert Kogan, Ph.D., Executive Director, P.O. Box 609, 90 N. 31st Street, Clinton, 73601, Telephone (405) 323-6021. North Oldaho11Ul County Mental Health Center: Mark Hayes, MSW, Executive Director, 6300 N. Classen, Bldg. A, Oklahoma City 73118, Telephone (405) 843-9004. Red Rock Comprehensive Mental Health Center: Allyn S. Friedman, Executive Director, 4400 N. Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City 73105, Telephone (405) 424-7711. Star Community Health Center: John Hudgens, M.Ed., Executive Director, 3606 N. Cincinnati, Tulsa. 74106-1536, Telephone (918) 425-5515; Star Satelite 11215 N. Garnett Rd., Owasso, 74055-1107, Telephone (918) 371-3363. Wheatland Professional Services, Inc.: Jeanne Davoren, Executive Director, P.O. Box 5348, 1900 W. Willow, Enid, 73702, Telephone (405) 234-3701; 242-3638.

Emergency Service Centers Oldahoma County Crisis Intervention Services: Edna Meziere, Administrator, 1200 N.E. 13, Box 53277, Oklahoma City 73152, Telephone (405) 271-6800.

Alcohol and Drug Funded Agencies Ada Area Council on Alcoholism, Inc.: Herb Darras, Director, 727 Arlington, Ada, 74820, Telephone (405) 332-3001. Alcohol and Drug Center, Inc.: Karl Cathey-Woodson, Director, 4100 Adams Rd., Suite F-200, Bartlesville, 74006, Telephone (918) 335-2323. ALPHA II: Ms. Pat Laughlin, Director, P.O. Box 369,104 N. 9th, Tonkawa, 74653, Telephone (405) 628-2539. Bill Willis Community Mental Health Center: Bill Burkett, ACSW, Director, P.O. Box 558, Tahlequah, 74465, Telephone (918) 456-8272. Bridgeway: Stanley Paynter, Director, 612 W. Grand, Box 883, Ponca City, 74602, Telephone (405) 762-1462. Central Oldahoma American Indian Health Council, Talking Circle: Dawn Singleton, Director, 1214 N. Hudson, Oklahoma City 73103, Telephone (405) 232-1526. Community Alcoholism Services Program: Bob Little Sun, Director, P.O. Box 384, Pawnee, 74058-0384, Telephone (918) 762-3686. Edmond Youth Council, Inc.: Joey Shaw, Director, P.O. Box 1085, 7 N. Bdwy., Suite. E., Edmond, 73083, Telephone (405) 341-3511. Gateway To Prevention & Recovery, Inc.: Sarah E. McLaughlin, Director, 1010 E. 45th, Box 3543, Shawnee, 74802-3543, Telephone (405) 273-1170. Fort Supply Alcohol Drug Treatment Center: Debbie Musser, Director, Box 1, Fort Supply, 73841-9999, Telephone (405) 766-2311. Hominy Health Services, Inc.: Joe Gross, Director, 211 E. 5th St., Box 7, Hominy, 74035, Telephone (918) 885-4485. House of Hope, Inc.: John Bennett, Director, P.O. Box 1585, Grove, 74344, Telephone (918) 786-2930. Kiamichi Council on Alcoholism and Other Drug Abuse, Inc.: Dorothea Whitter, Administrator, Box 689, Idabel, 74745, Telephone (405) 286-3301, Hugo Kiamichi Council, 308 E. Jefferson, Hugo, 74743-0321, Telephone (405) 326-7862. Kullihoma: Ned McKenzie, Director; Billy Jack, Manager, Rt. 1, P.O. Box 358, Allen, 74825, Telephone (405) 332-6345. LeFlore County Youth Services, Inc.: Richard F. Couri, Director, 404 Dewey Ave., Poteau, 74953-0711, Telephone (918) 647-4196. Life Improvement Center: Gary Borrell, Director, 3839 W. Reno, Oklahoma City 73107-6623, Telephone (405) 528-4357.

309 Logan Co. Youth and Family Services. Inc. (DARE): Mary Raley. Director, 4710 S. Division, Box 1558, Guthrie, 73044, Telephone (405) 282-5524. Muskogee ColU'llJ Council o/Youth Services (McCoys): Bill Davis, Director, 4409 Eufaula, Muskogee, 74401, Telephone (918) 682-2841. Mental Health Services of Southern Oklahoma: Paul Delaplain, Director, 2530 S. Commerce, Bldg. A. Ardmore. 73401, Telephone (405) 223-5070. MONARCH. Inc.: James Starlc,lnterim Director, 501 Fredonia, Muskogee, 74403, Telephone (918) 683-0124. Moore Alcohol/Drug Center. Inc.: Walt E. Hendrick, Director, P.O. Box 6210, 624 N.W. 5th, Moore. 73160, Telephone (405) 799-7761. Morton Comprehensive Health Services. lru:.: Charlesetta Chapman, Director, 603 E. Pine, Tulsa, 74106, Telephone (918) 587-2171. New Hope 0/ Mangum: Stanley Raymer, Director, Rt. 2 Box 91-B, 2 Wickersham Dr., Mangum, 73554, Telephone (405) 782-3337. NorTfllln Alcohol Drug Treatment Center: Bill Sharp, Ph.D., Director, Box 151, Norman, 73070, Telephone (405) 321-4880. NorTfllln Alcohol Information Center. Inc.: Dick Virtue, Director, 225 W. Duffy, Box 824, Norman, 73070, Telephone (405) 321-0022. Northeastern Oldahomll Council on Alcoholism (NOCA): Robin Still, Director, P.O. Box 1271, 316 E. Gate Blvd .• Miami, 74354. Telephone (918) 542-2845. The Oaks: Paul Hackler, Director, 628 E. Creek, Box 1404, McAlester, 74502, Telephone (918) 423-6030. Opportunities. Inc.: H.R. Shepherd. Director, 120 West 1st, Box 249, Watonga, 73772-3643, Telephone (405) 623-2545; Chuck Bishop, MQ1/Ilger, P.O. Box 128, 720 S. 8th Street, Clinton 73601, Telephone (405) 323-1273. Panhandle Treatment Center: Pat Bowen, Director. 1004 Highway 54 NE, Box 1739, Guymon, 73942, Telephone (405) 338-7259 & 338-3703. Payne ColU'llJ Volunteer Program/or Misdemeanants: Sandra Neely. Director. 801 S. Main St., Suite 5, Stillwater, 74074, Telephone (405) 372-0198. The Refe"al Center: Eddie McElroy. Director; 1215 N.W. 25, Oklahoma City 73106, Telephone (405) 525-2525. Road Back. Inc.: Russell Fisher, Executive Director, 1502 0 Ave. #4, Lawton, 73501. Telephone (405) 357-8114. Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center of Tulsa: Capt. Guy Nickmn, Administrator, P.O. Box 1476, Tulsa, 74101. Telephone (918) 583-2769. Second Chance: Ray Caesar. Administrator, 325 S. Washita, Wetumka, 74883-9999. Telephone (405) 452-5966. Southwest OldahomlJ Adolescent Addiction Rehabilitation Ranch (S.OAA.R.R.), Inc.: James Claiborn, Executive Director, Route I, Box 64, Lone Wolf, 73655, Telephone (405) 846-9041. Starting Point II: Roland Treat, Director, 608 Highpoint Dr., Stillwater, 74075, Telephone (405) 377-1517. Street School, Inc.: Richard Palazo, Director, 1100 S. Yale, Tulsa, 74112, Telephone (918) 834-4300. ~ Tri City Youth &: Family Center, Inc.: Don Abbott, Director, P.O. Box 695, Choctaw, 73020, Telephone (405) 390-8131. Tri City SubstanCe Abuse Center, Inc.: James E. Knowles, Director, 214 E. Oak. P.O. Box 230,Seminole, 74868, Telephone (405) 382-1112. Tulsa Regional Medical Center, Adult Mental Health: Debra Moore. EDD, Director, 744 W. 9th Slreet, Tulsa, 74127, Telephone (918) 599-5350. Turning Point: James E. Sconzo, Program Director, 1900 N.W. 10, Oklahoma City 73106, Telephone (405) 232-0199. TwelveITwe1ve Transition House: J\Dle Ross, Admininstrator, 12 E. 12th Street, Tulsa, 74119; Telephone (918) 584-1212. Vinita Alcohol Drug Treatment Center: Shirley Willy, Director, P.O. Box 69, Vinita, 74301, Telephone (918) 256-7841. VIP Group. Inc. (FOIUIIainview): Don Smith, Executive Director, 2801 S.W. Third. Box 12479, Oklahoma City 73108, Telephone (405) 943-0165.

310 OKLAHOMA FEDERAL OFFICIALS

u.s. SENATORS

u.S. CONGRESSMEN

FEDERAL OFFICIALS

FEDERAL INSTALLATIONS

(Data current December, 1992) OKLAHOMA CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS (Based Upon 1990 Census Data)

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DAVID L. BOREN, Democrat. Born April 21, 1941 in Washington, D.C., to former Congressman and Mrs. Lyle Boren, Senator Boren has been a lifelong resident of Oklahoma. He is an honors graduate of Yale University where he was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. He was a Rhodes Scholar and attended Oxford University in England. Returning to the U.S., he attended the University of Oklahoma College of Law, graduating in 1968. Prior to his term as the 21st Governor of Oklahoma, Boren served four terms in the Oklahoma House of Representatives, 1966-1974. In 1978, he became the first sitting governor to be elected directly to the U.S. Senate. He was elected to a second term in 1984 and a third term in 1990. Senator Boren serves on the Senate Finance, Agriculture and Small Business committees and is chairman of the Senate Select DAVID L. BOREN Committee on Intelligence. He is married to former Special District Judge Molly W. Shi, of Ada. He has two children, Carrie Christine and David Daniel, by a previous marriage. Washington Office: U.S. Senate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510. Telephone: (202) 224-4721. Oklahoma City Office Telephone: (405) 231-4381. Tulsa Office Telephone: (918) 581-7785.

DON NICKLES, Republican. Born in Ponca City, December 6th, 1948, Nickles graduated from Oklahoma State University with a Business Administration Degree. In 1977, he won his first elective office. winning the State Senate seat for District 20. He served in the National Guard. 1970-1976. Elected to the U.S. Senate November 4. 1980, Nickles, is a member of the following committees: Energy and Natural Resources. Appropriations and Budget. He is a member of the following subcommittees: Energy Regulation and Conservation; HUD and Independent Agencies; Foreign Operations; District of Columbia; Mineral Resources Development and Production and Water and Power. He also belongs to the ten-member U.S. Senate Arms Control Observer Group to monitor US-Soviet negotiations. He and his wife. Linda, have four children. DON NICKLES Washington Office: 133 Hart Senate Office Bldg., Washington. D.C. 20510. Telephone (202) 224-5754. Oklahoma City Office: Liberty Tower. Room 1820. 100 North Broadway. Oklahoma City. Oklahoma 73102. Telephone: (405) 231-4941.

313 UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

JIM INHOFE, Republican. Born in Des Moines, Iowa, November 17, 1934. A graduate of Central High School in Tulsa, Inhofe received a BA in Economics from the University of Tulsa in 1959, after serving in the United States Army from 1954-1956. Elected to the State House of Representatives in 1966 in a Special Election, Inhofe was later elected to the State Senate in 1968 and 1972. In 1978, he was elected Mayor of· Tulsa, winning re-election to that post in 1980 and 1982. Elected to Congress November 1986, he was re-elected in 1988 and 1990. Appointed by President Reagan to the Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations and the Urban Advisory Task Force, Inhofe now serves on the Committee on Public Works and Transportation and the Committee on JIMINHOFE Government Operations. Washington Office: 408 Cannon House District No.1 Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20515. Telephone (202) 225-2211. Tulsa Office: 201 W. 5th, St. 305, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74103. Telephone: (918) 581-7111.

MICHAEL LYNN SYNAR, Democrat, Born in Vinita, Oklahoma, October 17, 1950, Synar received his Business Administration degree and his LLB degree from the University of Oklahoma. He received a Masters in Management from Northwestern University in 1973, and, in 1974, attended the University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Scotland, on a Rotary International Scholarship, studying economics. In his first race for political office, Synar was elected to Congress from the Second District in 1978 and each term through 1992. He serves on the important Energy and Commerce Committee, the Government Operations Committee and the Select Committee on Aging. In 1983, he was elected chairman of the Subcommittee on Environment, Energy & Natural Resources of MICHAEL L. SYNAR the Government Operations Committee. He is also a member District No. 2 of the Judiciary Committee. In 1969. Synar was chosen Outstanding 4-H'er in the United States, and, in 1970, was selected Outstanding 4-H'er in Oklahoma and inducted into the Oklahoma 4-H Hall of Fame. In 1980, the U.S. Jaycees selected him one of the 10 Outstanding Young Men in America. Washington Office: 2329 Rayburn House Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20515. Telephone (202) 225-2701. Muskogee District Office: 125 S. Main, Room 2B22, Muskogee, Oklahoma 74401. Telephone (918) 687-2533.

314 BILLY KENT BREWSTER. Democrat. Born in Ardmore, Oklahoma, November 3. 1941, he graduated from Southwestern State University in 1965 with a BS degree. Brewster is a registered pharmacist and is in the U.S. Army Reserve. Brewster received Honorary State Farmer from the Oklahoma F.F.A. and Distinguished Service Certificate from the American Angus Association. He is a member of the Marietta Bank Board, Hospital Board and School Board and is also a member of the Marietta Lions Club. Brewster is former president of the Oklahoma Angus Association. He was a member of the Oklahoma House of Representatives from 1983, the 39th Legislature, through 1989, the 42nd Legislature. In 1990, he was elected to Congress from the Third District, succeeding Wesley Wade Watkins. Brewster and his wife Suzie have one BILLY KENT daughter, Balynda Karel. Two of their children, Betsy Kecia BREWSTER and Bradley Kent, are deceased. Washington Office Telephone: District No.3 (202) 225-4565.

DAVE McCURDY, Democrat. Born March 30, 1950, in Canadian, Texas, McCurdy, the youngest of four boys, attended public schools in Yukon and received his BA degree from the University of Oklahoma in 1972 where he served as president of the Senior Class and was chosen as one of the Top Ten senior men. He received his law degree from there in 1975. McCurdy served as an Assistant Attorney General, 1975-1977, and attended graduate school in international economics at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland on a Rotary International Fellowship, 1977-1978. Elected to Congress in 1980, McCurdy was assigned to the House Armed Services and the Science & Technology Committees. In 1983, he was given an additional assignment, the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence. McCurdy and his wife, Dr. Pam McCurdy, a DAVE McCURDY physician in child psychiatry, have a son, Josh, and two District No.4 daughters, Cyd and Shannon. Norman Office: 330 W. Gray, Suite 110, Telephone (405) 329-6500; Lawton Office: 103 Federal Building, Telephone (405) 357 -2131; Duncan Office: 822 Willow, Telephone (405) 252-1434; Washington Office: 2344 Rayburn Office Building, 20515. Telephone (202) 225-6165.

315 ERNEST J. ISTOOK, JR., Republican. Born in Fort Worth, Texas. Feburary 11, 1950. Parents: Istook, Ernest and Dessie (Lyne). Married Judy L. (Bills). Children: Ernest, ill, Chad, Amy, Diana, Emily. Profession: Attorney. Graduated Baylor University, Journalism, B.A., 1971; Oklahoma City University School of Law, 1976, J.D. Religion: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Positions held: State Capitol reporter, KOMA, 1972-73 and WKY, 1973-76; legal counsel to Governor David Boren, 1978; law practice, 1978 to 1992; city councilman, Warr Acres, Oklahoma, 1982-86; Metropolitan Library Commissioner, 1982-86, chairman, 1986. Organizations: director, Warr Acres Chamber of Commerce, 1986 to 1992. Member of House of Representatives, 41st Legislature, 1987, ERNEST ISTOOK through 43rd Legislature, 1992. Elected to the U.S. House of District No. 5 Representatives, November, 1992. Office: 1116 Longworth House Office Bldg., Washington D.C. 20515. Telephone: (202) 225-2132. Oklahoma City Office: 5400 N.W. Grand Blvd., Oklahoma City, 73112. Telephone: (405) 948-1444.

GLENN ENGLISH, Democrat. Born November 30, 1940, in Cordell, English attended elementary schools there, graduating from Cordell High School in 1959. He emolled at Southwestern State College, Weatherford, in 1964, studying general business, accounting and economics. As a petroleum landman, English specializes in oil and gas leasing. He served in the U.S. Army Reserve from 1965 to 1971 as a staff sergeant. English served on the staff of former Oklahoma Congressman Jed Johnson, Jr., and later served as chief assistant of the Majority Caucus in the California State Assembly. From 1969 to 1973, he served as Executive Director of the Oklahoma Democratic Party. Elected to Congress from Oklahoma's Sixth District in 1974, he has served there ever since. In the 99th Congress, English serves on GLENN ENGLISH the Government Operations and Agriculture Commitees. He District No.6 serves as Chairman on the Govemment Operations Subcommittee on Government Information, Justice and Agriculture. Subcommittee work within the Agriculture Committee is on tobacco and peanuts; cotton, rice and sugar; wheat, soybeans and feedgrains as well as conservation and credit. Glenn and his wife, Jan Pangle, make their home in Cordell and have two children, John Lee and Tyler Janene. Washington Office: 2235 Rayburn House Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20515. Telephone (202) 225-5565. Oklahoma City District Office: 252 Old Post Office Bldg., 215 Dean A. McGee, Oklahoma City, 73102. Telephone (405) 231-5511. Woodward Office: P.O. Box 1927, Woodward, 73802. Telephone: (405) 256-5752. Enid Office: P.O. Box 3612, Enid, 73701. Telephone (405) 233-9224.

316 HISTORY OF OKLAHOMA CONGRESSMEN

U.S. Senate •• Thomas Pryor Gore (D) elected 1907; J.W. Harreld (R) elected 1920; Ebner Thomas (D) elected 1926; Mike Monroney (D) elected 1950; Henry Belhnon (R) elected 1968; Don Nickles (R) elected 1980.

U.S. Senate .. Robert L Owen (D) elected 1901; W.B. Pine (R) elected 1924; Thomas P. Gore (D) elected 1930; Josh Lee (D) elected 1936; E.H. Moore (R) elected 1942; Robert S. Kerr (D) elected 1948 (died 1963); J. Howard Edmondson (D) appointed 1-6-63 to fill office until General Election, 1964; Fred R Harris (D) elected 1964 (for unexpired 2-year term), elected full term 1966; Dewey F. Bartlett (R) elected 1972; David Boren (D) elected 1978.

U.S. Representatives:

District 1: Bird S. McGuire (R) elected 1907; James S. Davenport (D) elected 1914; T.A. Chandler (R) elected 1916; E.B. Howard (D) elected 1918; T.A. Chandler (R) elected 1920; E.B. Howard (D) elected 1922; S.J. Montgomery (R) elected 1924; E.B. Howard (D) elected 1926; Charles O'Connor (R) elected 1928; Wesley E. Dimey (D) elected 1930; George R Schwabe (R) elected 1944; Dixie Gilmer (D) elected 1948; George R. Schwabe (R) elected 1950; Page Belcher (R) elected 1952; James R Jones (D) elected 1972; James Inhofe (R) elected 1986.

District 2: Ebner L Fulton (D) elected 1901; Dick T. Morgan (R) elected 1908; W.W. Hastings (D) elected 1914; Alice M. Robertson (R) elected 1920; W.w. Hastings (D) elected 1922; Jack Nichols (D) elected 1934 and resigned 1944; W.G. Stigler (D) elected 3-8-44 to fill unexpired term and elected full term 1944; Ed Edmondson (D) elected 1952; Clem Rogers McSpadden (D) elected 1972; Theodore M. Risenhoover (D) elected 1974; Mike Synar (D) elected 1978.

District 3: James S. Davenport (D) elected 1901; C. E. Creager (R) elected 1908; James S. Davenport (D) elected 1910; Charles D. Carter (D) elected 1914; Wilburn Cartwright (D) elected 1926; Paul Stewart (D) elected 1942; Carl Albert (D) elected 1946; Wes Watkins (D) elected 1976; Bill Brewster (D) elected 1990.

District 4: Charles D. Carter (D) elected 1901; William H. Murray (D) elected 1914; Tom D. McKeown (D) elected 1916; J.C. Pringey (R) elected 1920; Tom D. McKeown (D) elected 1922; P.L Gassaway (D) elected 1934; Lyle H. Boren (D) elected 1936; Glen D. Johnson (D) elected 1946; Tom Steed (D) elected 1948; Dave McCurdy (D) elected 1980.

District 5: Scott Ferris (D) elected 1907; Joe B. Thompson (D) elected 1914 (died 1918); J.w. Harreld (R) elected at special election 11-8-19 to fill unexpired term; F.B. Swank (D) elected 1920; U.S. Stone (R) elected 1928; F.B. Swank (D) elected 1930; Josh Lee (D) elected 1934; RP. Hill (D) elected 1936, died; Gomer Smith (D) elected at special election 12-10-37 to fill unexpired term; Mike Monroney (D) elected 1938; John Jarman (D) elected 1950; Mickey Edwards (R) elected 1976; Ernest Jim Istook (R) elected 1992.

District 6: Scott Ferris (D) elected 1914; L.M. Gensman (R) elected 1920; Elmer Thomas (D) elected 1922; Jed J. Johnson (D) elected 1926; Toby Morris (D) elected 1946; Victor Wickersham (D) elected 1952; Toby Morris (D) elected 1956; Victor Wickersham (D) elected 1960; Jed Johnson, Jr. (D) elected 1964; James V. Smith (D) elected 1966; John N. "Happy" Camp (R) elected 1968; Glenn English, Jr. (D) elected 1974.

*Distrlct 7: J.v. McClintic (D) elected 1914; Sam Massingale (D) elected 1934 (died 1940); Victor Wickersham (D) elected at special election 4-1-41 to fill unexpired term and elected 1942; Preston E: Peden (D) elected 1946; Victor Wickersham (D) elected 1948.

*Dlstrlct 8: Dick T. Morgan (R) elected 1914 (died 1918); Charles Swindall (R) elected 11-2-20 to fill unexpired term; Manuel Herrick (R) elected 1920; M.C. Garber (R) elected 1922; E.W. Marland (D) elected 1932; Phil Ferguson (D) elected 1934; Ross Ri:zley (R) elected 1940; George Howard Wilson (D) elected 1948; Page Belcher (R) elected 1950.

Congressmen·At.Large:In 1912, the state elected three Congressmen-at-Large: William H. Murray (D), Joe B. Thompson (D) and Claude Weaver (D). Beginning 1932 to 1940 inclusive, the state nominated and elected one Congressman-at-Large: Will Rogers (D) elected 1932.

*No longer districts as of 1950 redistricting which eliminated Districts 7 and 8.

317 UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGES

LUTHER BOHANON, U.S. District Judge, Western, Eastern and Northern Districts. Born August 9, 1902 in Fort Smith, Arkansas, Bohanon moved to Stigler, Oklahoma four years later. Another move took the family of 14 children to Kinta where he completed elementary education. He graduating from high school in Muskogee, enrolled at the University of Oklahoma in 1922, and received his law degree there in 1927. Soon after graduation. Bohanon was appointed Assistant District Attorney, Seminole County. Within a year he resigned and entered private practice in Seminole and later in Oklahoma City. Serving in the Judge Advocate Deparment of the U.S. Army Air Corps during World War II. he held several high-ranking positions. After the war. he returned to Oklahoma City to LUTHER BOHANON continue private practice. On August 30, 1961. Bohanon was appointed U.S. District Judge for the Western, Eastern and Northern Districts. He assumed senior judge status in 1974. Long active in Democratic Party affairs. Judge Bohanon is a Mason, a Shriner and a member of the United Methodist Church of Nichols Hills. Bohanon received citations and awards from the Oklahoma Senate and House of Representatives in 1979; the Oklahoma County Bar and Journal Record award in 1987 and the Humanitarian award from the NCCJ in 1991, the same year the Luther Bohanon American Inn of Court was named in his honor, and he received an honorary LLD degree from Oklahoma City University. He is married to Marie Swatek and the couple has one son, Richard Lee. Office: Room 5015, Federal Courthouse, Oklahoma City 73102; Telephone (405) 231-4800.

FRED DAUGHERTY, U.S. District Judge, Western, Eastern and Northern Districts. Born in Oklahoma City, August 18, 1914, Daugherty graduated from Oklahoma City's Central High School in 1932 and attended Cumberland University of Lebanon, Tennessee, receiving his bachelor of law degree in 1933. He attended Oklahoma City University in 1934 and 1935 and the University of Oklahoma in 1936 and 1937. Enlisting as a private in the 45th Infantry Division, Oklahoma National Guard, April, 1934, Daugherty attained the rank of Commanding General of the Division in September. 1960. He retired in November, 1964. In 1955, he was appointed district judge for Oklahoma and Canadian counties, a position he held until his appointment to the federal bench. Appointed U.S. FRED DAUGHERTY District Judge for the Western, Eastern and Northern Districts October 11. 1961 by President John F. Kennedy, Judge Daugherty was named Chief Judge for the Western District August. 1972, serving until January, 1982. He assumed senior status January 12, 1982. He served as a member of the Judicial Conference of the United States from 1973 to 1976. He married Marjorie E. Green of Oklahoma City in March, 1947. She died in February, 1964, and he married Betsy F. Amis of Oklahoma City in December, 1965. Office: Room 4003 Federal Courthouse Bldg., Oklahoma City, 73102. Telephone (405) 231-4657.

318 RALPH G. THOMPSON, Chief U.S. District Judge, Western District. Born December 15, 1934 in Oklahoma City, Judge Thompson received his BA degree in 1956 and his law degree in 1961 from the University of Oklahoma. He is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and Order of the Coif. From 1961 until his appointment to the federal bench, Judge Thompson was in private practice in Oklahoma City. He was elected to the Oklahoma House of Representatives in 1966, reelected in 1968 and served as assistant minority (Republican) floor leader. A retired Colonel in the U.S. Air Force Reserve. he was engaged in criminal investigations and counter-intelligence activities with the Office of Special Investigations (USAF) from 1957 to 1960. He has been awarded the Legion of Merit. On October 14, 1975, Thompson became the nation's third youngest federal RALPH THOMPSON judge when President Gerald R. Ford appointed him U. S. District Judge for the Western District of Oklahoma. In 1980, he was named "The Outstanding Federal Trial Judge in the State of Oklahoma" by the Oklahoma Trial Lawyers Association. In 1986 he served both as President of the University of Oklahoma Dads' Association and of the Phi Beta Kappa Association of Oklahoma City. By appointment of Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist. he serves as a committee member of the Judicial Conference of the United States and as a member of the United States Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court. He received the University of Oklahoma Regents' Alumni Award in 1990. In 1992, he became president of the U.S. District Judges Association for the 10th Circuit. Judge Thompson teaches Trial Advocacy at Harvard Law School. He and his wife, Barbara, have three daughters. Office: Room 3301, Federal Courthouse Bldg., Oklahoma City 73102. Telephone (405) 231-5153.

LEE R. WEST, U.S. District Judge, Western District. Born in Clayton. Oklahoma, November 26, 1929, West graduated from Antlers High School. Antlers. Oklahoma in 1948. Receiving a BA degree in 1952 and a ill degree in 1956 from the University of Oklahoma, he received a LLM from Harvard University in 1963, and, in 1966. attended the National College of State Trial Judges, University of Nevada. Serving 28 months active duty with the United States Marine Corps from 1952-1955, West spent six years on inactive duty from 1954-1960, achieving the rank of Captain. West practiced law in Ada, Oklahoma, until he joined the law faculty at the University of Oklahoma in 1961. He attended Harvard Law School on a Ford Foundation Fellowship in law, teaching from 1962-1963. Returning to practice law in Ada, he serves as labor LEE R. WEST arbitrator for the National Mediation Board. In 1965. he was appointed District Judge for the 22nd Judicial District of Oklahoma, serving also as Special Justice of the Oklahoma Supreme Court and Court of Criminal Appeals. He became a member of the Civil Aeronautics Board, Washington, D.C. in 1973, and Acting Chairman in 1977. He was in private practice in Tulsa, Oklahoma until appointed U.S. District Judge for the Western District on November 5,1979. He is married to Mary Ann Ellis of Antlers and the couple has two children, Kimberly Ellis and Jennifer Lee. Office: Room 3001, Federal Courthouse Bldg., Oklahoma City 73102. Telephone (405) 231-5355.

319 DAVID L. RUSSELL, U.S. District Judge for the Western District of Oklahoma. Born in Sapulpa, Oklahoma, July 7, 1942, Russell graduated from Oklahoma Baptist University in 1962 and the University of Oklahoma Law School in 1965. From 1965-1968 he was on active duty in the JAG Corps of the United States Navy, attaining the rank of Lt. Commander in the Naval reserve. He served as an Assistant Attorney General for Oklahoma prior to his serving as a legal advisor to Dewey Bartlett both when he was Governor and Senator. Russell has twice served as U.S. attorney for the Western District of Oklahoma. He served from 1975-1977 and June, 1981 to January, 1982. On January 12, 1982, he was sworn in as U.S. District Judge. By appointment of Chief Justice William H. DA YID R. RUSSELL Rehnquist, Judge Russell serves as a member of the Judicial Resources Committee of the Judicial Conference. In 1988, he was named "Outstanding Federal Trial Judge" by the Oklahoma Trial Lawyers Association. Judge Russell is a member of the County, State, Federal and American Bar Associations. Russell is married to Dana Russell and they have two children. They are active in Chapel Hill United Methodist Church. Office: Room 3321, Federal Courthouse, Oklahoma City 73102. Telephone: (405) 232-1606.

WAYNE E. ALLEY, U.S. District Judge, Western District was born May 16, 1932 in Portland, Oregon. Judge Alley received his A.B. degree in 1952 and his Law degree in 1957 from Stanford University. He is a member of Phi Beta Kappa, Order of the Coif and was George Gamble Scholar and President of the Associated Students of Stanford University. He was a Distinguished Graduate from the National Defense University; he was on the Commandant's List at the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College and was the Honor Graduate at the Judge Advocate General's School. A law clerk in 1957 in the Supreme Court of Oregon, Judge Alley became a partner in Williams and Alley law firm in Portland, Oregon. He was an Assistant Staff Judge Advocate, Okinawa; Fort Sill, Oklahoma; WAYNE E. ALLEY and on the faculty of the Judge Advocate General's School, Charlottesville, Virginia. By 1975, he was Chief, Criminal Law Division, Office of the Judge Advocate General, Washington, D.C. From 1981-1985, Judge Alley was Dean of the University of Oklahoma College of Law until his appointment in 1985 to the federal bench. Receiving many awards, including the Distinguished Service Medal, Judge Alley attained the rank of Brigadier General, U.S.Army (Retired), and has published numerous papers, dealing with military law. He is married to Marie-Luise. Alley has a daughter and two sons, and two stepsons. Office: 3102 Federal Courthouse, Oklahoma City 73102. Telephone (405) 231-5812.

320 ROBIN J. CAUTHRON, U.S. District Judge, Western District of Oklahoma. Born July 14, 1950, in Edmond, Oklahoma. Cauthron graduated from Edmond High School; received her B.A. (Language Arts) in 1970, and a M.Ed. from the Central State University in 1974; her J.D. from the University of Oklahoma in 1977. She served as an editor of the Oklahoma Law Review from 1975-1977, and elected to the Order of the Coif. Cauthron was a teacher at Harding Middle School, 1971 to 1974, and upon graduating from law school, became a law clerk to U.S. District Judge Ralph G. Thompson. In 1981, she and her family moved to Hugo, where she was a staff attorney for Legal Services of Eastern Oklahoma. In February, 1983, Cauthron was appointed Special Judge, 17th Judicial District, McCurtain County, and served until October 15, 1986, when ROBIN CAUTHRON Cauthron was sworn in as the first woman, full-time U.S. Magistrate in the Tenth Circuit In April, 1991, she became the first woman U.S. District Judge in the State of Oklahoma. Cauthron is a member of the American, Oklahoma State and County Bar Associations where she has served in several elected positions. She served as president and member of the Luther Bohanon American Inn of Court xxm; as an officer in the National Council of U.S. Magistrates; the National Association of Women Judges; the Federal Bar Association and many others. She has served on the faculty of many Continuing Legal Education programs, has published legal articles, and received the Maurice Merrill Golden Quill Award in 1991 for outstanding contribution to the Oklahoma Bar Journal. She was a delegate to the National Conference on State-Federal Judicial Relationships, 1992, and will attend the Second National Conference on Gender Bias in the Courts in 1993. She has two children. Office: 3122 U.S. Courthouse, 200 N.W. 4th, Oklahoma City, OK 71302. Telephone (405) 231-5155).

H. DALE COOK, Chief Judge, Northern District, Oklahoma; U.S. District Judge, Northern, Eastern, and Western Districts. Born in Guthrie, Oklahoma, April 14, 1924, Judge Cook attended public schools and graduated from high school there in 1942. In 1943, he enlisted in the U.S. Army as a private and went into the U.S. Army Air Corps attaining the rank of lieutenant He attended Iowa Wesleyan and Central State University, graduating from the University of Oklahoma with a B.S. degree in 1949 and a ID degree in 1950. He was County Attorney for Logan County from 1951-1954 and Assistant and First Assistant U.S. Attorney from 1954-1958. From 1963-1965, he was Legal Counsel and Advisor to the Governor of Oklahoma. He served in Washingon, D.C. as Director, Bureau of Hearings and Appeals, and chairman, Appeals Council, H. DALE COOK Social Security Administration from 1971-1975. From 1972-1975, he was a member of the Administrative Conference of the United States. Appointed U.S. District Judge for the Northern, Eastern and Western Districts in December of 1974, ~udge Cook became Chief Judge, Northern District, in February of 1979. He has served also on the Judicial Conference Committee on Administration of the Federal Magistrates System. Judge Cook and his wife, Kristen, together have six children. Office: 4472 Federal Courthouse Building, 333 W. 4th St., Tulsa 74103. Telephone (918) 581-7616.

321 JAMES O. ELLISON, U.S. District Judge for the Northern District of Oklahoma. Born in St. Louis, Missouri, January 11, 1929, Ellison attended the University of Missouri, Columbia, from 1946 to 1948. In 1948 he transferred to the University of Oklahoma where he received a BA in Arts and Sciences combined with an LLB in 1951. Judge Ellison was on active military duty with the United States Army Infantry from February, 1951 through September, 1953. achieving the rank of Captain. He was with the Oklahoma National Guard, 45th Infantry Division, from 1954 to 1963. From 1953 to 1955, he was in private practice at Red Fork, Oklahoma. From 1955 to 1979, he was a partner with the firm of Boone, Ellison & Smith, now Boone, Smith, Davis & Minter. Judge Ellison was JAMES O. ELLISON appointed U.S. District Judge for the Northern District November 5, 1979, after twenty-six years in the practice of law. Married June 7, 1950, to Joan Roberts, the couple has one son, Scott. Office: Room 4-500, Federal Building, Tulsa 74103. Telephone: (918) 581-7981.

THOMAS R. BRETT, U.S. District Judge, Northern District. Born in Oklahoma City, October 2, 1931, Brett graduated from Classen High School, Oklahoma City, in 1949. He attended the University of Oklahoma, receiving a BBA degree in 1952, an LLB degree in 1957, and a ill in 1971. He was selected for the Order of the Coif in 1979. Judge Brett holds the rank of Colonel in the United States Army Reserves, Judge Advocate General Corps. He was President of the Tulsa County Bar Association in 1965, vice-president of the Oklahoma Bar Association in 1967 and president of the Oklahoma Bar Association in 1970. He was a member of the Board of Regents of the University of Oklahoma from 1971-1978. Thomas R. Brett was appointed U.S. District Judge for the Northern District THOMAS R. BRETT of Oklahoma on November 2, 1979. He is married to Mary James Brett and they have four children: Laura Elizabeth Brett Tribble, James Ford Brett, Susan Brett Crump and Maricarolyn Brett Swab. Office: Room 4-508 U.S. Courthouse, Tulsa, OK 74103. Telephone: (918) 581-7966.

322 FRANK H. SEAY, Chief Judge, U.S. District Court for the Eastern District. Born on September 5, 1938 in Shawnee, Seay attended public schools in Seminole. He studied at Southern Methodist University and the University of Oklahoma, where he received his BA degree in 1961 and his LLB degree in 1963. Seay began private practice in Seminole, where he was elected County Attorney in 1963. In 1967, he became First Assistant District Attorney for the 22nd Judicial District. In 1968, he was elected Associate District Judge in Seminole County and held that position for six years. In 1974, he was elected District Judge for the 22nd Judicial District of Oklahoma, where he served until his appointment, November 1979, as United States District Judge for the Eastern District. Judge Seay is a member of the Americitn Bar Association and the Oklahoma Bar FRANK H. SEAY Association. He served as President of the Seminole County Bar Association and has been a member of various Oklahoma Bar Association committees as well as being a member of the Oklahoma Uniform Criminal Jury Instruction Commission. He is married to the former Janet Crum and has two daughters, Trudy and Laura. Office: Room 250, Federal Courthouse, Muskogee 74401. Telephone (918) 683-4321.

TIMOTHY D. LEONARD, U.S. District Judge for the Western District of Oklahoma. Born January 22, 1940, in Beaver, Oklahoma, Leonard received his B.A. from the University of Oklahoma in 1962, and his J.D. from there in 1965. He served in the U.S. Navy from 1965 to 1968, and from 1969 to 1971, he was assistant to the Attorney General for the State of Oklahoma. Leonard was a partner in a law firm in Beaver, Oklahoma from 1971 to 1988. From 1979 to 1988, Leonard was an Oklahoma State Senator from District 49. In 1986, he was the Republican nominee for Lt. Governor. Leonard was of counsel with an Oklahoma City firm until he was appointed U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Oklahoma by President George Bush in October, 1989. He was appointed to the Attorney General's Advisory Committee for the TIMOTHY LEONARD United States Attorneys in November of 1990. He was appointed U.S. District Judge for the Western District. He was sworn in August 21, 1992. Leonard is a member of the Oklahoma, American and Federal Bar Associations. He is married to Nancy Laughlin Leonard and they have three children, Kirstin, Ryan and Tyler. Office: 5102 U.S. Courthouse, 200 N.W. Fourth, Oklahoma City 73102. Telephone (405) 231-4450.

323 UNITED STATES ATTORNEYS

JOE HEATON, U.S. Attorney, Western District of Oklahoma. Born December 12, 1951, in Alva, Oklahoma, Heaton attended public schools in Alva, and graduated from Northwestern Oklahoma State University in 1973, with a B.A. Degree. He served on the Alva City Council in 1972-73. He received his law degree from the University of Oklahoma in 1976. During 1976-1977, Heaton served as a Legislative Assistant to U.S. Senator Dewey Bartlett. From 1977 to 1992, Heaton practiced law with the firm, Fuller, Tubb, & Pomeroy, P.C. Oklahoma City and was a stockholder of the firm. From 1984 to 1992, Heaton was a member of the Oklahoma House of Representatives, serving as Minority Floor Leader from 1988 to 1991. In 1992, Heaton was appointed a Special Assistant U.S. JOE HEATON Attorney for the Western District of Oklahoma, and was appointed U.S. Attorney in August, 1992. He is a member of the American, Oklahoma, Oklahoma County Bar Associations. He is married to Dee Anne Barbour Heaton and they have two children. Office: Suite 400, 210 W. Park Ave., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102. Telephone (405) 231-5281.

JOHN W. RALEY, U.S. Attorney, Eastern District of Oklahoma. Born May 23, 1932, in Bartlesville, Oklahoma. He attended public schools in Shawnee, Oklahoma, graduating from Shawnee High School in 1950, and Oklahoma Baptist University, Shawnee, with an A.B. degree in History and English in 1954. He completed U.S. Naval Reserve Officer's Candidate School, Long Beach, California and served aboard the U.S.S. Macon with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean, and the Second Fleet in the North Atlantic and Caribbean. He received his law degree in 1959 from the University of Oklahoma. From 1961 until 1969, he served as Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Oklahoma in Oklahoma City. In 1969, he became a partner in the Ponca City law firm JOHN W. RALEY of Northcutt, Raley, Clark and Gardner, where he was in private practice for twenty years. He served a three-year term as Mayor of Ponca City and also was elected to the Board of Governors of the Oklahoma Bar Association. In 1990, he was appointed by President George Bush to serve as U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Oklahoma. He is a member of the Muskogee County, Oklahoma, and American Bar Associations and is an Advocate Member of the American Board of Trial Advocates. He is married to the former Saundra Dickerson and they have three sons. Office: Room 333, U.S. Courthouse and Federal Office Building, 5th & Okmulgee, Muskogee, Oklahoma, 74401. Telephone: (918) 687-2558.

324 TONY M. GRAHAM. U.S. Attorney. Northern District of Oklahoma. Born May 17, 1949. in Mexico, Missouri, Graham attended public schools in Mexico, Missouri. and then the University of Missouri at Rolla where he received a B.S. in Engineering Management in 1971. He was active as an officer in several campus organizations, the recipient of a Conoco scholarship, and a member of Blue Key National Honor Fraternity. After working as an engineer in Los Angeles, California, for three years, he entered the University of Tulsa College of Law and graduated in December, 1976, with his J.D. degree. Graham was in private practice with the firm of Boyd & Parks until December, 1978, when he was appointed Special District Judge for the 14th Judicial District. He was appointed District Judge by Governor George Nigh in October, 1982, and TONY M. GRAHAM served in that capacity until June, 1987, when he was appointed U.S. Attorney by President Reagan. Graham is a member of the Oklahoma and Tulsa County Bar Associations. He married Lecki Graham in May, 1987, and they have two daughters, Sarah and Courtney. Office: Room 3600, U.S. Courthouse, 333 W. Fourth Street, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74103. Telephone: (918) 581-7463.

UNITED STATES OFFICIALS SERVING IN THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF OKLAHOMA SINCE STATEHOOD

UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGES

John Hazelton Cotteral, 1907-1928 Ross Rizley, 1956-1965 Edgar Sullins Vaught, 1928-1956 Luther Lee Bohanon, 1961-present Alfred Paul Murrah, 1937-1940 (Eastern, Frederick Alvin Daugherty, 1961-present Northern. and Western Districts) Luther Boyd Eubanks, 1965-1987 Bower Broaddus, 1940-1949 (Eastern, Ralph Gordon Thompson, 1975-present Northern, and Western Districts) Lee R. West, 1979-present Stephen S. Chandler, 1943-1989 David L. Russell, 1981-present William Robert Wallace, 1950-1960 (Eastern, Wayne E. Alley, 1985-present Northern, and Western Districts) Layn R. Phillips, 1987-1991 Robin J. Cauthron, 1991-present

UNITED STATES ATTORNEYS

William M. Mellette, 1902-1907 Homer N. Boardman, 1912-1913 John Embry. 1907-1912 Isaac D. Taylor. 1913-1914 Isaac D. Taylor, 1912 John A. Fain, 1914-1920

325 Frank E. Randall, 1920 Andrew B. Potter, 1961-1969 Robert M. Peck, 1920-1921 William R. Burkett, 1969-1975 W. A. Maurer, 1921-1925 John E. Green, 1975 Ray S1. Lewis, 1925-1931 David L. Russell, 1975-1977 Herbert K. Hyde, 1931-1934 John E. Green, 1977-1978 William C. Lewis, 1934-1938 Larry D. Patton, 1978-1981 Charles E. Dierker, 1938-1947 David L. Russell, 1981-1982 Robert E. Shelton, 1947-1953 John E. Green, 1982 Fred M. Mack, 1953-1954 William S. Price, 1982-1989 Paul W. Cress, 1954-1961 Robert E. Mydans, 1989 Timothy D. Leonard, 1989-present

UNITED STATES MARSHALS (405) 231-4206

John R. Abernathy, 1906 Roy Manley, 1940 Christian Madsen, 1910 Dave E. Hiles, 1941 William S. Cade, 1911 Rex B. Hawk, 1949 John Q. Newell, 1913 Kenner W. Greer, 1954 Alva McDonald, 1921 Rex B. Hawk, 1961 Ewers White, 1925 Floyd E. Carrier, 1969 Duke Stallings, 1933 Floyd L. Park, 1977 Richard B. Quinn, 1926 Coy W. Roger, 1978 W. C. Geers, 1933 Stuart E. Earnest, 1982 Joe W. Ballard, 1937 Stuart E. Earnest, 1989-present

UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY JUDGES

Richard L. Bohanon, Room 916, Old Post Office Bldg., Oklahoma City 73102. Telephone (405) 231-5140. Paul B. Lindsey, Room 919, Old Post Office Bldg., Oklahoma City 73102. Telephone (405) 231-5149.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT MAGISTRATES

Doyle Argo, Room 5001, Federal Courthouse, Oklahoma City 73102. Telephone (405) 231-5316. Bana Blasdel, Room 4003, Federal Courthouse, Oklahoma City 73102. Telephone (405) 231-5155. Ronald L. Howland, Room 2434, Federal Courthouse, Oklahoma City 73102. Telephone (405) 231-4671. Pat Irwin, Room 5017, Federal Courthouse, Oklahoma City, 73102. Telephone (405) 231-5483. John Wagner, Room 3355. Federal Courthouse, Tulsa 74103. Telephone (918) 581-7976.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT CLERKS

Robert Dennis, Room 3210. Federal Courthouse, Oklahoma City 73102. Telephone (405) 231-4792. Jack C. Silver, Room 411. Federal Courthouse, Tulsa 74103. Telephone (918) 581-7796. William B. Guthrie. Room 210 Federal Courthouse. Muskogee 74401. Telephone (918) 687-2471.

326 FEDERAL INSTALLATIONS AND AGENCIES

(Because of space limitations the following listings include only a segment of federal operations in Oklahoma.)

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION (Federal Information Center)

The Federal Information Center program, administered by the General Services Administration, was established to provide ready access to program and service information about Federal agencies. It is suggested persons call Oklahoma City or Tulsa 1 (800) 366-2998 (toll-free tielines to the Center) or write the Federal Information Center, Federal Office Building, 819 Taylor Street, Fort Worth, TX 76102. Atln: Elsie B. Wanner, Manager. Copyright Information: (405) 231-4868 Medicare: (405) 231-5441

MILITARY

Department of the Air Force

Altus Air Force Base: Brig Gen Edward F. Grillo, Jr., Wing Comnumder, 97th Air Mobility Wing. Base located 3 miles northeast of Altus, Jackson County, 73523. Telephone (405) 481-6410. Tinker Air Force Base (Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center): Maj. Gen. Joseph K. Spiers, Commanding General, 3000 S. Douglas Blvd., Midwest City 73145. Telephone (405) 732 -7321. Vance Air Force Base: Col. Samuel J. Bole, Wing Commander, 7lst Flying Training Wing, base located 3 miles southwest of Enid, Garfield County, 73705. Telephone (405) 237-2121.

Department of the Army

U.S. Corps of Engineers: Col. F. L. Smith, Jr., District Engineer, 224 S. Boulder, Tulsa 74121. Telephone (918) 581-7311. Fort Sill: Maj. Gen. Fred Marty, Base Commander, U.S. Army Field Artillery Center, base located immediately northwest of Lawton, Comanche County, 73503. Telephone (405) 351-3006. Fort Sill was established in 1869 by General Phillip Sheridan as a frontier post to pacify the Indians of the Southern Great Plains. It gradually changed from a cavalry post to an artillery center. Fort Sill trains an average of 2,778 trainees weekly. The post covers 94,220 acres. U.S. Army Ammunition Depot: Col. Walter Shelton, Comnumding OffICer, McAlester Army Ammunition Plant, Depot 9 miles south of McAlester, Pittsburg County, 74501-5000. Telephone (918) 421-2011.

Department of the Navy

Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Center, Lt. Commander T. A. Sanner, 5316 S. Douglas Blvd., Midwest City 73150-9702. Telephone (405) 733-1052. Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Center, Lt. Commander Martha A. Mitchell, (918) 258-7822. Tulsa Armed Forces Reserve Center, Suite 5, 1101 N. 6th St., Broken Arrow 74012-2041.

National Guard

Air National Guard: (405) 686-5210 Army National Guard: (405) 425-8000

327 u.s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE (Cooperative Extension Service)

Oklahoma State University, as a Land Grant University, has the responsibility of providing state citizens educational programs in Agriculture, 4-H, Home Economics and Rural Development This effort is provided by the Cooperative Extension Services with offices usually in the county seat of the 77 counties. State Headquarters are located in the Dean of Agriculture office, 139 Agricultural Hall, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater 74078. Telephone (405) 744-5398. (For list of OSUCounty Extension CenterslOffices, see section entitled "Oklahoma Facts.")

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

(Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) National Weather Service: Dennis McCarthy, Meteorologist-In-Charge, National Weather Service Bldg., 1200 Westheimer Dr., Norman 73069. Telephone (405) 366-6583. Tulsa Office -- Don DeVore, OffICial-In-Charge, Room 201, General Aviation Bldg., Tulsa International Airport, Tulsa 74115. Telephone (918) 838-7838.

CORRECTIONS CENTER, FEDERAL EI Reno Correctional Institute: P.O. Box 1000, Highway 66 West, EI Reno, 73036.

FOREST SERVICE, U.S. Ouachita National Forest: (embraces 1,575,000 acres from Central Arkansas into Southeastern Oklahoma with 244,000 acres in LeFlore and McCurtain Counties). John Curran, Forest Supervisor, P.O. Box 1270, Hot Springs, Arkansas 71902. Telephone (501) 321-5202. Choctaw District: Ranger, Larry Martoglio, Heavener 74937. Telephone (918) 653-2991. Kiamichi District: Ranger, Ivan S. Cupp, P.O. Box 577, Talihina 74571. Telephone (918) 567-2326. Tiak District: Ranger, Paul E. Fuller, P.O. Box 389, Idabel 74745. Telephone (405) 286-6564. National Grasslands: (Black Kettle District) Roger Mills County, Reggie Blackwell, District Ranger. Highway 47 & 47A, Cheyenne 73628. Telephone (405) 497-2143. (Rita Blanca District) Cimarron County, Ricardo Gonzalez, Acting District Ranger, P.O. Box 38, Texline, Texas 79087. Telephone (806) 362-4254.

(National grasslands have been under supervision of the Forest Service since the 1950's functioning under authority of the Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act of 1937. The Soil Conservation Service originally administered the program designed to demonstrate and promote sound principles in grassland agriculture. The district in Roger Mills County supervises 31,000 acres, while the district in Cimarron County supervises 15,000 acres. Both districts are responsible for issuing grazing permits and managing the national grasslands under the principles of multiple-use management.)

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES Indian Health Service: Robert H. Harry, Area Director, Room 409, 215 Dean A. McGee, Oklahoma City 73102-3477. Telephone (405) 231-4795. Social Security Administration: Mary L. Johnsen, District Manager, New Federal Bldg., 200 N.W. 5th Street. Oklahoma City 73102. Telephone 1-800-234-5772. Tulsa Office -- Dewell E. Turner, Manager, 6128 E. 38th Street, Tulsa 74128. Telephone 1-800-234-5772. (Representatives located in all other counties.)

328 DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT Oklahoma City Area Office: Vacant, Area Manager. Troy Grigsby. Deputy Area Manager. Federal Bldg .• 200 Northwest 5th Street, Oklahoma City 73102. Telephone (405) 231-4181. Tulsa Insuring Omce: Robert H. Gardner. Manager; Joe Bevilacqua, Deputy Manager. 1516 S. Boston, Suite 110. Tulsa 74119. Telephone (918) 581-7434.

DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR

(National Park Service) Chickasaw National Recreation Area: (formerly Platt National Park) Robert W. Peters. Superintendent, area located adjacent to the City of Sulphur. Murray CO\D1ty. PO. Box 201. Sulphur. 73086. Telephone (405) 622-3161. Area established March 17. 1976 by combining Platt National Park and Arbuckle Recreation Area with authorized acreage not to exceed 10.000 acres. Chickasaw National Area was established in 1902 and embraced 911 acres.

(U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service) Wichita Mountalns Wildlife Refuge: Steve Smith, Manager. Route 1. Box 448. Indiahoma 73552. Telephone (405) 429-3222. The refuge covers 59.020 acres in northwest Comanche County and was established as a game preserve in 1907. and made part of the national wildlife system in 1935. Buffalo. longhorn cattle. elk and white-tail deer are the big game animals found in the refuge. along with other animals of resident species and migratory birds. There are 10 recreational areas in the refuge with one designated for environmental education.

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE Federal Bureau of Investigation: Bob A. Ricks. Special Agenl-In-Charge. 50 Penn Place. Suite 1600. Oklahoma City 73118. Telephone (405) 842-7471. U.S. Marshal: Stuart E. Eamest. Room 2418. Federal Courthouse, Oklahoma City 73102. Telephone (405) 231-4206. U.S. Marshal: Donald E. Crowl. Room 4557. Federal Courthouse Bldg .• Tulsa 74103. Telephone (918) 581-7738. U.S. Marshal: James Webb, Room 136, Federal Courthouse Bldg., Muskogee 74402. Telephone (918) 687-2523.

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Federal Aviation Administration Aeronautical Center: H. C. McClure, Director, 6500 S. MacArthur Blvd., Oklahoma City 73169. Telephone (405) 680-3311.

DEPARTMENT OF TREASURY Internal Revenue Service: Kenneth Sawyer. District Director, I.R.S. Building, 55 N. Robinson, Oklahoma City 73102. Telephone 1-800-829-1040. Tulsa Office -- Gary Dyer, Director's Represenlative. Meridian Tower. 5100 E. Skelly 74103. Telephone 1-800-829-1040. Forms: 1-800-829-3676.

VETERANS ADMINISTRATION Veterans Administration Regional Omce: Jerry G. McRae, Director, 125 S. Main Street, Muskogee 74401. Telephone (918) 687-2350.

Veterans Administration Hospital-- Muskogee: Jerry Baxter, Director. 1011 Honor Heights Drive. 74401. Telephone (918) 683-3261.

Veterans Administration Hospital -- Oklahoma City: Steven Gentling, Director, 921 Northeast 13th Street, Oklahoma City 73104. Telephone (405) 270-0501.

329 COUNTY EDUCATION BREAKDOWN (1990 Census Data)

CIMARRON nus BEAYER HARPER ALFALFA GRANT 13.89 11.84 8.26 18.34 15.82 9.48 10055 8.72 13.83 32.23 13.17 15.00 14.16 12.02 13.97 23.86 22.09 28.99 24.48 24.71 22.69 14.94 GARFIELD 18.85 ... 10.26 33.79 ...... ELLIS 13.63 16.36 8.26 12.60 26.62 15.21 26.23 23.47 The top number for each county BLAINE KINGFISHER 10.84 10053 represents the percent of adults 17.95 13.27 28.79 23.80 (25 years and over) who have less than a ninth grade education. The second number represents the percentage of adults 25 and over with a "ninth grade but less than high school graduation" level of education. The third number is the total adults 25 and over without a . high school diploma.

STATEWIDE 9.77 15.63 25.41 OKLAHOMA EDUCATION

UNIVERSITIES

COLLEGES

VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS

(Data currart September, 1992) THE OKLAHOMA STATE SYSTEM OF HIGHER EDUCATION

Department -- The Oklahoma State System of Higher Education, 500 Education Building, State Capitol Complex, 73105-4503. Telephone (405) 521-2444. Administration -- Dr. Hans Brisch, Chancellor of Higher Education; George B. Kaiser, Chairman, Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education. History and Function - The Oklahoma State System of Higher Education is composed of 25 colleges and universities and 9 other constituent agencies and four higher education centers. Seven institutions were established by the Oklahoma Territorial Legislature: the University of Oklahoma, created on December 19, 1890; the Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College at Stillwater, Oklahoma State University, and the Oklahoma Normal School for Teachers in Edmond, Central State University, both created December 25, 1890. In 1897, three more institutions were authorized: (1) the Colored Agricultural and Normal University at Langston, Langston University; (2) the Northwestern Oklahoma Normal School for Teachers at Alva, Northwestern Oklahoma State University; and (3) the Southwestern Oklahoma Normal School for Teachers at Weatherford, now Southwestern Oklahoma State University. In 1901, the Oklahoma University Preparatory School at Tonkawa, now Northern Oklahoma College, was established. All programs are operated on a separately budgeted basis. The University of Oklahoma administers the Health Sciences Center in Oklahoma City, the Geological Survey and The Law Center in Norman. Oklahoma State University administers the OSU Oklahoma City, the OSU Technical Branch, Okmulgee, and the Agricultural Experiment Station, Agricultural Extension Division and College of Veterinary Medicine, all in Stillwater, and also the College of Osteopathic Medicine, Tulsa. In 1926, the Legislature passed a law creating a statutory coordinating board. The law was revised frequently until March 11, 1941, when the people of Oklahoma adopted an amendment to the State Constitution (Article XllI-A) providing for a unified system to be known as "The Oklahoma State System of Higher Education." The amendment also created the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education, the coordinating board of control of the State System, composed of nine members appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the State Senate. The members serve nine-year over-lapping terms, and appoint a chief executive officer, the Chancellor, to approve appointments of other administrative personnel as necessary. The responsibilities of the State Regents for each institution include: (1) determining functions and courses of study, (2) prescribing standards of higher education, (3) granting degrees and other forms of academic recognition for completed courses of study, (4) recommending budget needs, and (5) recommending proposed student fees and prescribing and coordinating the fees within limits set by the Legislature. The State Regents allocate funds to each institution" ... according to its needs and functions" from lump-sum appropriations. In addition, the Regents approve educational programs and degrees for private institutions of higher education and accredited institutions in the State pursuant to the Constitution and Statutes. While the Regents provide coordinating control, each institution has a governing board, and a chief executive officer, the president, who makes recommendations to the Regents regarding changes of policies in those areas within the jurisdiction of the State Regents. Two of the governing boards serve more than one institution.

By: Jeanie McCain Edney Director of Communications State Regents for Higher Education

332 OKLAHOMA STATE REGENTS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION

Donald B. Halverstadt, Clwir ...... Oklahoma City Glenn A. Cox, VICe Chair ...... Bartlesville Ed L. Calhoon, Secretary ...•...... •...... Beaver Frederick W. McCann. Assistant Secretary ...... Oklahoma City James E. Bames ...... Tulsa AGeorge B. Kaiser ...... Tulsa Jolm Massey...... Durant Robert L. McCormick ...... Stillwater Anne H. Morgan...... Norman

Department •• Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education, 500 Education Building, State Capitol Complex, Oklahoma City, 73105. Telephone (405) 524-9100. Administration - Hans Brisch, Ph.D., Chancellor.

Board of Regents of Oklahoma Colleges

Tracy Kelly, Chair ...... Bristow Paul Barby ...... Beaver Michael O. Brown ...... Edmond Sandy Garrett (ex officio) ...... Oklahoma City Joe Paul Hemphill ...... Poteau Belva P. Howard ...... Tulsa Wayne Salisbury ...... Clinton Leonard WUkins ...... Tahlequah Valree F. Wynn '...... Lawton

The Board is the governing body for University of Central Oklahoma, Edmond; East Central University, Ada; Northeastern State University, Tahlequah; Northwestern Oklahoma State University, Alva; Southeastern Oklahoma State University, Durant, and Southwestern Oklahoma State University, Weatherford. Bette Leone, Ph.D., Executive Secretary; 4900 Richmond Square, Suite 200, Oklahoma City 73118. Telephone (405) 848-3373.

Board of Regents for the Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical Colleges

Edward F. Keller, Chair ...... Tulsa Isabel K. Baker ...... Tahlequah Bruce T. Benbrook...... Woodward Claud Evans ...... Okemah Carolyn Savage ...... Hominy L.E. "Dean" Stringer ...... Oklahoma City Jimmy C. Thomas ...... Ada Douglas E. TIppens ...... EI Reno Gary Sherrer, (ex officio) ...... Oklahoma City

The Board is the governing body for Oklahoma State University, Stillwater; Langston University, Langston; Oklahoma Panhandle State University, Goodwell; Conners State College, Warner; and Northeastern Oklahoma A & M College, Miami. W. Douglas Wilson, Ed.D.is Executive Secretary, 2800 N. Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City, 73105-4224. Telephone: (405) 521-2411.

333 Board or Regents or the University or Oklahoma

E. Murray Gullatt, Chair ...... Tulsa G.T. Blankenship ...... Oklahoma City Ada Lois Sivel Fisher ...... Oklahoma City Melvin Hall ...... Oklahoma City C. S. Lewis, m ...... Tulsa Sylvia A. Lewis...... Oklahoma City J. Cooper West ...... Elk City

The Board is the governing body for the University of Oklahoma, Norman; and Cameron University, Lawton. Chris Purcell, Ph.D. is Executive Secretary, 660 Parrington Oval, Room 119, Norman, 73019-8813. Telephone (405) 325-4122.

Board or Regents Carl Albert Junior College 1507 S. McKenna, Poteau, OK 74953-5208. Telephone (918) 647-8660.

EL. Holton, Jr., Chair ...... Poteau Deryl H. Branscum ...... Spiro Joan Cooper ...... Poteau Dwight Dedmon ...... Poteau Mary E. Gates . . . • ...... Stigler Jerry Hetherington ...... Sallisaw Richard M. Steed ...... Heavener

Board or Regents or Eastern Oklahoma State College 1301 W. Main, Wilburton, OK 74578-4999. Telephone (918) 465-2361.

Georgia Tate, Chair ...... Heavener J.N. Baker ...... Wilburton Gerald Dennis ...... Antlers Kenneth W. Sherrill ...... McAlester Dean Thomas ...... Tulsa Randell Ward ...... McAlester Linus G. Williams ...... Stigler

Board or Regents or Murray State College 1000 Byrd, TIshomingo, OK 73460-3130. Telephone (405) 371-2371.

Joan Ewing, Chair ...... Mead Judy Burch ...... Mill Creek Aaron Dry ...... Madill Mack Stafford ...... • . . • ...... Madill Martin McWhorter VanMeter .•...... Durant William Walker ...... Ardmore (Vacancy)

Board or Regents or Northern Oklahoma College 1220 E. Grand, Tonkawa, OK 74653-0310. Telephone (405) 628-6200.

James W. Buttram, Chair •...... Ponca City Zane Barham...... Ponca City William F. Chambers ...... Wewoka Geraldine R. Green ...••...... Wakita John H. Steichen • . . • . . • ...... Perry

334 Board of Regents Oklahoma City Community College 7777 S. May Avenue, Oklahoma City 73159-4499. Telephone (405) 682-1611.

John Michael Williams, Chair ...... Oklahoma City Lea E. Anderson ...... Oklahoma City Dennis E. Clowers ...... Oklahoma City Dean E. Corder ...... Oklahoma City Rebecca A. Hamilton ...... Oklahoma City Karen L. Luke...... Oklahoma City Harry L. Wtlson ...... Oklahoma City

Board of Regents of Redlands Community College P. O. Box 370, EI Reno, OK 73036-0370. Telephone (405) 262-2552

Pamela M. Wright, Chair ...... Yukon Scott Bollenbach ...... Kingfisher Lloyd Carroll ...... EI Reno Lealan O. Cummins ...... Lindsay Ernest Gomez ...... EI Reno B.P. Rowley ...... Mustang Donelda Wheatley ...... Yukon

Board of Regents of Rogers State College Will Rogers and College Hill, Claremore, OK 74017-2099. Telephone (918) 341-7510.

Ralph Moore, Chair ...... Pryor Jim O. Bradford ...... Grove Charlie Cummings ...... Bartlesville Charles D. Hicks ...... Nowata Ralph Moore ...... Pryor Patricia Pixley ...... Claremore William Settle ...... Pryor Philip H. Smith ...... Claremore

Board of Regents of Rose State College 6420 S.E. 15th Street, Midwest City, OK 73110-2799. Telephone (405) 733-7311.

William R. Sharp, Jr., Chair ...... Tecumseh Alvin Alcorn ...... Edmond Joe Cole ...... Edmond Marie S. Jordan ...... Oklahoma City Don S. Reynolds ...... Del City Lynne F. Saunders ...... Oklahoma City Betty J. C. Wright ...... Del City

Board of Regents of Seminole Junior College P. O. Box 351, Seminole, OK 74868. Telephone (405) 382-9950.

Thelma K. Lilly, Chair ...... Seminole Larry Briggs ...... Edmond Mary Parks ...... Shawnee Leonard M. Harjo ...... Bowlegs Pauline Martin ...... Coalgate Melvin Moran ...... Seminole

335 Board of Regents of Thlsa Junior College 6111 E. Skelly Dr. #200, Tulsa, OK 74135-6101. Telephone (918) 631-7000.

Ronald S. Looney, Chair ...... Tulsa Martin D. Garber, Jr...... Bartlesville E. Anne McWilliams ...... Broken Arrow Stephen 1. Jatras ...... Tulsa Edwynne Krumme ...... Tulsa Thad Taylor, Jr...... Tulsa Dorothy F. Zumwalt ...... Sapulpa

Board of Regents of Western Oklahoma State College 2801 N. Main Street, Altus, OK 73521-1397. Telephone (405) 477-2000.

Dee Butchee, Chair ...... Blair Waylen Appel ...... Shattuck Earl E. Abernathy ...... Altus David Bruce Braddock ...... Altus Bill Cummins ...... Hollis Linda Holland ...... Altus Jack F. Myers ...... Snyder

Board of Regents University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma P. O. Box 82345, Chickasha, OK 73018-0001. Telephone (405) 224-3140.

Carol Hampton, Chair ...... Oklahoma City LilIan C. Boland ...... Oklahoma City Freeland Cudjoe ...... Pauls Valley Truman Harris ...... Norman Ken Johnston ...... Chickasha Steve Poag ...... Chickasha Mark A. Stansberry ...... Edmond

ADMINISTRATIVE BOARDS

Board of Trustees of Ardmore Higher Education Program 611 Veterans Blvd, Ardmore, OK 73401-1443. Telephone (405) 223-1441.

Helen Owens, Chair...... Durant Robert W. Allen ...... Ardmore Michael H. Brady ...... Healdton Michael Cawley ...... Ardmore Chauncey Densmore ...... Pauls Valley Jon William Grant...... Ardmore John Harness ...... Ardmore Rilda Hicks ...... Marietta Mazola McKerson ...... Ardmore James W. Williams ...... Ardmore

Board of Trustees of the Enid Higher Education Program Post Office Box 5201 Enid, OK 73702. Telephone (405) 237-0334.

Edward J. Hauck, Chair ...... •.•••...... Enid John Edwards Dillingham ...... Enid

336 Elizabeth B. Evans ...... Enid Gary Bob Hulse...... Enid Harold Hunter ...... • ...... Enid Gary D. Martin ...... Enid Jolm K. Martin ...... Enid Clayton E. Nolen ...... Enid Dale J. Tagge ...... Enid (Vacancy)

Board of Trustees of McCurtain County Higher Education Program Route 3, Box 178, Idabel, OK 74745. Telephone (405) 286-9431.

Robyn Batson, Chair ...... Broken Bow Margaret Bollinger ...... Broken Bow Bill Browder ...... Wright City Linda P. DeBerry ...... Idabel Hayden G. Haynes ...... Broken Bow Woodrow Holman ...... Idabel Jack Jolmson ...... Heavener Rector Johnson ...... Broken Bow James J. Monroe ...... Idabel

Board of Trustees of University Center at Tulsa 700 N. Greenwood, 1\118a, OK 74106-0700. Telephone (918) 586-0703.

Patricia Woodrum, Chair ...... Tulsa Thomas E. Bennett, Jr ...... •...... Tulsa Dorothy DeWitty ...... Tulsa Leonard Eaton ...... Tulsa Nancy G. Feldman ...... Tulsa Waldo Jones II ...... Tulsa R. Dobie Langenkamp ...... Tulsa William Stuart Price ...... Tulsa Bruce A. Robson ...... Tulsa

COMPREHENSIVE STATE UNIVERSITIES

UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA, 660 Parrington Oval, Norman, 73019-0390. Telephone (405) 325-0311. Richard L. Van Hom, Ph.D. President. Enrollment 21,185 (Fall 1992 main campus). Estab. 1890. OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY, 107 Whitehurst Hall, Stillwater, 74078-0999. Telephone (405) 744-5000. John Campbell, Ph.D., President. Enrollment 19,208 (Fall 1992 main campus). Estab. 1890. Oklahoma State University Technical Branch-Oklahoma City, 900 N. Portland, Oklahoma 73107-6187. Telephone (405) 947-4421. Oklahoma State University Technical Branch-Okmulgee, 1801 E.4th, Okmulgee, 74447-3998. Telephone (918) 756-6211.

REGIONAL STATE UNIVERSITIES

EAST CENTRAL UNIVERSITY, East 14th, Ada, 74820-6899. Telephone (405) 332-8000. Bill S. Cole, EdD., President. Enrollment 4,580 (Fall 1992).

NORTHEASTERN STATE UNIVERSITY, Tahlequah, 74464-7099. Telephone (918) 456-5511. W. Roger Webb, J.D., President. Enrollment 9,527. (Fall 1992). Estab. 1897.

337 NORTHWESTERN OKLAHOMA STATE UNNERSITY, 709 Oklahoma Blvd., Alva, 73717- 2749. Telephone (405) 327-1700. Joe J. Struckle, Ed.D., President. Enrollment 2,136 (Fall 1992). Estab. 1897.

SOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA STATE UNNERSITY, 1st and University Blvd., Station A, Durant, 74701-0609. Telephone (405) 924-0121. Larry Williams, Ph.D., President. Enrollment 4,147 (Fall 1992). Estab. 1909.

SOUTHWESTERN OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY, 100 Campus Drive, Weatherford, 73096-3098. Telephone (405) 772-6611. JoAnna Hibler, Ed.D., President. Enrollment 5,574 (Fall 1992, Weatherford and Sayre campuses). Estab. 1897. Sayre Junior College became part of Southwestern in 1987, and is located at 716 N.E. 66 Highway, Sayre 73662, Telephone (918) 587-1972.

UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL OKLAHOMA, 100 North University Drive, Edmond, 73034-0170. Telephone (405) 341-2980. George Nigh, President. Enrollment 15,839. (Fall 1992). Estab. 1890. SENIOR STATE UNIVERSITIES

CAMERON UNIVERSITY, 2800 W. Gore, Lawton, 73505-6377. Telephone (405) 581-2200. Don C. Davis, J.D., President. Enrollment 6,075 (Fall 1992). Estab. 1908.

LANGSTON UNIVERSITY, Box 907, Langston, 73050-0907. Telephone (405) 466-2231. Ernest L. Holloway, EdD., President. Enrollment 3,710 (Fall 1992). Estab. 1897.

OKLAHOMA PANHANDLE STATE UNIVERSITY, Box 430, Goodwell, 73939-9728. Telephone (405) 349-2611. Theodore Wischropp, Ed.D., President. Enrollment 1,247 (Fall 1992). Estab. as two-year college in 1909.

UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND ARTS OF OKLAHOMA, P.O. Box 82345, Chickasha, 73018-0001. Telephone (405) 224-3140. Roy Troutt, Ed.D., President. Enrollment 1,653 (Fall 1992). Estab. 1911 as Oklahoma College for Women.

STATE JUNIOR COLLEGES

CARL ALBERT STATE COLLEGE, 1507 S. McKenna, Poteau, 74953-5208. Telephone (918) 647-8660. Joe E. White, EdD., President. Enrollment 1,979 (Fall 1992). Estab. 1934.

CONNORS STATE COLLEGE, 1000 College Road, Warner, 74469-0389. Telephone (918) 463-2931. CarlO. Westbrook, Ed.D., President. Enrollment 2,370 (Fall 1992). Estab. 1908.

EASTERN OKLAHOMA STATE COLLEGE, 1301 W. Main, Wtlburton, 74578-4999. Telephone (918) 465-2361. Bill H. Hill, EdD., President. Enrollment 2,454 (Fall 1992). Estab. 1908.

MURRAY STATE COLLEGE, 1000 Byrd, TIShomingo, 73460-3l30. Telephone (405) 371-2371. Clyde R. Kindell. Ed.D., President. Enrollment 1,667 (Fall 1992).

NORTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA A&M COLLEGE, Miami, 74354-6499. Telephone (918) 542-8441. Jerry D. Carroll, Ed.D., President. Enrollment 2,725 (Fall 1992).

338 NORTHERN OKLAHOMA COLLEGE, 1220 E. Grand, Tonkawa. 74653-0310. Telephone (405) 628-2581. Joe M. Kinzer, Ed.D., President. Enrollment 2,218 (Fall 1992).

OKLAHOMA CITY COMMUNITY COLLEGE, 7777 South May Avenue, Oklahoma City, 73159-4499. Telephone (405) 682-1611. Bobby D. Gaines, Ed.D., President. Enrollment 10,875 (Fall 1992).

REDLANDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Box 370, EI Reno, 73036-0370. Telephone (405) 262-2552. Larry F. Devane, Ph.D., President. Enrollment 1,908 (Fall 1992).

ROGERS STATE COLLEGE, Will Rogers and College Hill, Claremore, 74017-2099. Telephone (918) 341-7510. Richard H. Mosier, Ed.D., President. Enrollment 3,922 (Fall 1992).

ROSE STATE COLLEGE, 6420 Southeast 15th Street, Midwest City, 73110-2799. Telephone (405) 733-7311. Larry W. Nutter, Ph.D., President. Enrollment 11,035 (Fall 1992).

SEMINOLE JUNIOR COLLEGE, P. O. Box 351, Seminole, 74868. Telephone 405) 382-9950. James J. Cook, Ed.D., President. Enrollment 1,844 (Fall 1992).

TULSA JUNIOR COLLEGE, 6111 E. Skelly Drive #200, Tulsa. 74135-6198. Telephone (918) 631-7000. Dean Van Trease, Ph.D., President. Enrollment 22,056 (Fall 1992).

WESTERN OKLAHOMA STATE COLLEGE, 2801 North Main Street, Altus, 73521-1397. Telephone (405) 477-2000. Stephen Hensley, Ed.D., President. Enrollment 1,803 (Fall 1992). HIGHER EDUCATION CENTERSIINSTITUTIONS

ARDMORE lllGHER EDUCATION PROGRAM, Ardmore, Veterans Blvd., 73401-1443. Bill H. Darnell, Director. Telephone (405) 223-1441. Enrollment 990 (Fall 1990).

ENID lllGHER EDUCATION PROGRAM, P. O. Box 5201, Enid, 73702. Telephone (405) 237-0334. Ed Huckeby, Ph.D., Coordinator. Enrollment 853 (Fall 1990).

McCURTAIN COUNTY lllGHER EDUCATION PROGRAM, Route 3, Box 178, Idabel 74745. Walter Frey, Ph.D., Director. Telephone (405) 286-9431. Enrollment 780 (Fall 1990).

UNIVERSITY CENTER AT TULSA, 700 N. Greenwood Ave., Tulsa 74106-0700. Telephone (918) 586-0703. Rodger Randle, lD., President. Enrollment 4,008 (Fall 1990)

PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES

OKLAHOMA BAPTIST UNIVERSITY, 500 West University Drive, Shawnee, 74801-2590. Telephone (405) 275-2850. Bob R. Agee, Ph.D., D. Min., President. Enrollment 2,260 (Fall 1990).

OKLAHOMA CITY UNIVERSITY, 2501 North Blackwelder Avenue, Oklahoma City, 73106- 1402. Telephone (405) 521-5000. Dr. Jerald C. Walker, ReI. D., President. Enrollment 4,450 (Fall 1992).

ORAL ROBERTS UNIVERSITY, 7777 South Lewis Avenue, Tulsa. 74171-0999. Telephone (918) 495-6161. Oral Roberts, Ph.D., President. Enrollment 4,332 (Fall 1992). Estab. 1963.

PlllLUPS UNIVERSITY, 100 S. University Ave., Enid, 73701-6469. Telephone (405) 237-4433. Robert Peck, Ph.D., President. Enrollment 1,036 (Fall 1992). Estab. 1906.

339 THE UNIVERSITY OF TULSA, 600 South College Avenue, Tulsa, 74104-3189. Telephone (918) 631-2000. Robert Donaldson, Ph.D., President. Enrollment 4,922 (Fall 1992). PRIVATE SENIOR COLLEGES

BARTLESVILLE WESLEYAN COLLEGE, 2201 Silver Lake Road, Bartlesville, 74006-6299. Telephone (918) 333-6151. Paul R. Mills, Ph.D., President. Enrollment 502 (Fall 1992). Estab. 1909.

SOUTHERN NAZARENE UNIVERSITY, 6729 N.W. 39th Expressway, Bethany, 73008-2694. Telephone (405) 789-6400. Loren Gresham, Ph.D., President. Enrollment 1,591 (Fall 1992). Estab. 1906.

MID-AMERICA BIBLE COLLEGE, 3500 Southwest 119 Street, Oklahoma City, 73170. Telephone (405) 691-3800. Forrest Robinson, President. Enrollment 290 (Fall 1992). Estab. 1953.

OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & ARTS, Box 11000, Oklahoma City, 73136-1100. Telephone (405) 425-5000. J. Terry Johnson, Ph.D., President. Enrollment 1,605 (Fall 1992). Estab. 1950.

OKLAHOMA MISSIONARY BAPTIST COLLEGE, INSTITUTE & SEMINARY, P. O. Box 71, 817 S. 9th, Marlow, 73055. Telephone (405) 658-5446. W.A. Dillard, Ph.D., President. Enrollment 119 (Fall 1992). Estab. 1954. PRIVATE JUNIOR COLLEGES

BACONE COLLEGE, 99 Bacone Rd., Muskogee, 74403-1599. Telephone (918) 683-4581. Dennis Tanner, Ph.D., President. Enrollment 686 (Fall 1992). Estab. 1880.

HILLSDALE FREE WILL BAPTIST COLLEGE, Box 7208, Moore, 73153-1208. Telephone (405) 794-6661. Jim Shepherd, President. Enrollment 170 (Fall 1992). Estab. 1959.

ST. GREGORY'S COLLEGE, 1900 West MacArthur Drive, Shawnee, 74801-2499. Telephone (405) 273-9870. Carmen Notaro, Ph.D., President. Enrollment 328 (Fall 1992). Originally Sacred Heart Academy. Chartered 1916.

SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE OF CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES, P.O. Box 340, Bethany 73008- 0340. Telephone (405) 789-7661. Ronald Q. Moore, President. Enrollment 155 (Fall 1992). Estab. 1946. PROPRIETARY INSTITUTIONS

NATIONAL EDUCATION CENTER -- SPARfAN SCHOOL OF AERONAUTICS CAMPUS, P.O. Box 582833, Tulsa, 74158-2833. Telephone (918) 836-6886. Frank D. Iacobucci, President. Enrollment 2,099 (Fall 1992).

OKLAHOMA JUNIOR COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY, 3232 N.W. 65th, Oklahoma City, 73116. Telephone (405) 848-3400. Cameron Faili, President. Enrollment 395 (Fall 1992).

PROFESSIONAL COLLEGES

COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE OF OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY 1111 W. 17 Str., Tulsa, 74107-1898. Tele: (918) 582-1972. Clyde B. Jensen,Ph.D., President.

340 OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION

About 400,000 Oklahomans enrolled in some phase of vocational and technical education to learn a marketable skill or to improve in the skills related to their employment during FY92. Training is offered in over 150 occupational classifications in the comprehensive schools, area vo-tech schools and skills centers, including skills centers for inmates in correctional institutions. The Department of Vocational and Technical Education is responsible for coordinating vo-tech training and administers state and federal funds appropriated for that purpose. The local school is the provider and deliverer of the training with local taxes being the prime source of funding. State and federal funds are provided to assist in the purchase of instructional equipment, pay part of the operational costs, and for technical assistance. Congress has provided the impetus for vo-tech training since 1917 when it first appropriated funds for this purpose. Later, the passage of the Vocational Education Act of 1963 mandated the area vo-tech school concept. Federal funds have decreased proportionately as local and state funding increased. Today, many adults take vo-tech programs during the day, right beside the high school students, and many are enrolled in part-time evening classes. Seven student organizations are part of the vocational and technical education program. They are DECA, an association for Marketing Education students; Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA); (FFA), an organization for Agricultural Education students; Future Homemakers of America/Home Economics Related Occupations (FHA/HERO), Health Occupations Students ofAmerica (HOSA), Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (VICA), and Technology Student Association (TSA).

By: Ron Wilkerson, Public Information Coordinator State Department of Vocational and Technical Education

State Board of Vocational and Technical Education

Sandy Garrett, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Chair (ex officio) Steve Bentley ...... Lawton D. Jo Ferguson ...... Pawnee Anne B. Fischer ...... Porter Larry D. Fisk ...... Oklahoma City Sherman Floyd •...... Poteau Albert Johnson ...... Lawton Michael W. Mitchel ...... Woodward Clarence G. Oliver Jr., EdD...... Broken Arrow Ray H. Potts ...... Oklahoma City Forest W. Reece, Jr...... Tulsa Wilma J. Robinson ...... Durant Cynthia Shepherd...... Enid Roy Peters, Director, State Department of Vocational and Technical Education, Executive Officer (ex officio and nonvoting) Garreline Jurko, Chief Executive Secretary, Oliver Hodge Building, 2500 N. Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City 73105. Telephone (405) 521-3308.

Department -- Oklahoma Department of Vocational and Technical Education, 1500 West Seventh Avenue, Stillwater 74074-4364. Telephone (405) 377-2000. Administration -- Dr. Roy Peters, State Director; Dr. Charles O. Hopkins, Assistant Director, Supportive Services; R L Beaty, Assistant Director, Administrative Services; Dr. Ann Benson, Assistant Director, Educational Services; Tom Friedemann, Assistant Director, Area Vo-Tech Schools and Business and Industry Services.

341 Oklahoma CouneD on Vocational Education

Jack Dreessen ...... Moore Gerald Edwards ...... Owasso Cheryl George ...... Alva 1. C. Goodson ...... Shawnee Greg Hall ...... Oklahoma City A.L. Kelsoe ...... Eufaula Hal Long ...... Garber Joan Matthews ...... Boley Jmnes Nisbett ...... Lawton Judith Quickle ...... Cyril Otis 1. Sanders, Jr...... Weatherford H. Parker Sneed ...... Edmond Debra I. Strong ...... Oklahoma City

Department -- 4545 N. Lincoln. #159, Oklahoma City, 73105. Telephone (405) 521-3986. Administration -- Fern Green, Exec. Director; Mellodee Wallace, Admin. Assistant.

AREA VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL DISTRICTS IN OKLAHOMA

CADOO-KIOWA DISTRICT NO.2 (Serving school districts in Caddo, Kiowa, and Grady Counties.) Fort Cobb, P.O. Box 190, 73038-0190. Telephone (405) 643-2387. Dr. Orbra Hulsey, Supt.

CANADIAN VALLEY DISTRICT NO.6 (Serving school districts in Grady, Canadian and Oklahoma Counties.) EI Reno, 6505 E. HW 66, 73036-9117. Telephone (405) 262-2629. Dr. Earl Cowan, Supt. Chickasha, 1401 Michigan Ave., 73018. Telephone (405) 224-7220. George Tiner, Asst. Supt.

CENTRAL OKLAHOMA DISTRICT NO.3 (Serving school districts in Creek, Payne, Lincoln. Osage and Pawnee Counties.) Drumright, 3 CT Circle, 74030-9612. Telephone (918) 352-2551. Ron Vandever, Supt. Sapulpa, 1720 South Main, 74066-6314. Telephone (918) 224-9300. David Main, Director.

CHISHOLM TRAIL DISTRICT NO. 26 (Serving school districts in Kingfisher and Blaine Counties.) Omega, Route 1, P.O. Box 60, 73764-9604. Telephone (405) 729-8324. Kenneth Glazier, Supt.

EASTERN OKLAHOMA COUNTY DISTRICT NO. 23 (Serving school districts in eastern Oklahoma County.) Choctaw, 4601 N. Choctaw Rd., 73020. Telephone (405) 390-9591. Dr. Greg Winters, Supt.

FRANCIS TUTTLE DISTRICT NO. 21 (Serving school districts in western Oklahoma County.) Oklahoma City, 12777 N. Rockwell Ave., 73142-2710. Telephone (405) 722-7799. Bruce Gray, Supt.

GOROON COOPER DISTRICT NO.5 (Serving school districts in Lincoln, Seminole and Pottawatomie Counties.) Shawnee, 4801 N. Harrison, 74802-0848. Telephone (405) 273-7493. Bob Patton, Supt.

342 GREAT PlAINS DISTRICf NO.9 (Serving school districts in Comanche, Tillman Counties.) Lawton, 4500 W. Lee Blvd., 73505-8399. Telephone (405) 355-6371. Kenneth Bridges, Supt. Frederick, 2001 E. Gladstone, 73542-4600. Telephone (405) 335-5525. Charles Fuqua, Director.

GREEN COUNTRY DISTRICf NO. 28 (Serving school districts in Okmulgee County.) Okmulgee, 104 W. 5th, 74447-7301. Telephone (918) 756-0422. Jerry Panter, Supt.

mGH PlAINS DISTRICf NO. 24 (Serving school districts in Harper and Woodward Counties.) Woodward, 3921 N.W. 34th St., 73801-7033. Telephone (405) 256-6618. Dr. Don Dale, Supt.

INDIAN CAPITAL DISTRICf NO.4 (Serving school districts in Muskogee and Sequoyah Counties.) Muskogee Administrative Office) 2203 N. 41st St. E., 74403-9420. Telephone (918) 682-1965. (Vacant) Supt.; 2203 N. 42nd St., East, 74403-9420. Telephone (918) 687-6383. Sallisaw, HC 61, Box 12, 74955-9401. Telephone (918) 775-9119. Neil Pack, Principal. Stilwell, Route 4, Box 192, 74960-0192. Telephone (918) 696-3111. David West, Principal.

INDIAN MERIDIAN DISTRICf NO. 16 (Serving school districts in Payne, Noble, Pawnee and Logan Counties.) Stillwater, 1312 South Sangre Road, 74074-1841. Telephone (405) 377-3333. Dr. Fred A. Shultz, Supt.

KIAMIcm DISTRICf NO.7 (Serving school districts in Choctaw, Latimer, LeFlore, Pittsburg, Atoka, McCurtain, Bryan, Pushmataha, Coal, Haskell, Johnston and Hughes Counties.) Wilburton (Administrative Office) P.O. Box 548, 74578-0548. Telephone (918) 465-2323. Bill G. Powers, Supt. Atoka, P.O. Box 220, 74525-0220. Telephone (405) 889-7321. Jim Kellogg, Director. Durant, 810 Waldron, 74701-9567. Telephone (405) 924-7081. Roy Boatner, Director. Hugo, P.O. Box 699, 74743-0699. Telephone (405) 326-6491. Charles Wibben, Director. Idabel, Route 3, Box 177,74745-9534. Telephone (405) 286-7555. Troy Nichols, Director. McAlester, P.O. Box 308, 74502-0308. Telephone (918) 426-0940. C.R. Bob Gragg, Director. Poteau, P.O. Box 825, 74953-0825. Telephone (918) 647-4525. Phil McGehee, Director. Spiro, 610 S.W. 3rd, 74959-2528. Telephone (918) 962-3722. Theresa Votaw, Coordinator. Stigler, Rt. 2, P.O.Box 1005, 74462. Telephone «918) 967 -2801.Dr. Amanda Copeland, Direct. Talihina, Rt. 2 Box 1800, 74571-9518. Telephone (918) 567-2264. Leslie King, Coordinator.

METRO DISTRICf NO. 22 (Serving Oklahoma City school district 1-89 in Oklahoma County.) Oklahoma City (Administrative Office) 1900 Springlake Drive, 73111-5217. Telephone (405) 424-8324. (Vacant) Supt. Foster Estes Site, 4901 S. Bryant, Oklahoma City, 73129-8899. Telephone (405) 424-8324. Steve Prieto, Director. Oklahoma City Skills Center, 201 N.E. 48th, Oklahoma City, 73105-3396. Telephone (405) 424-8324. Gary Burton, Director. Computer and Office Training Center, 1800 Springlake Dr., Oklahoma City, 73111-5233. Telephone (405) 424-8324. Dr. Sheryl Flowers, Director. Center for Training and Development, 101 Park Ave., # 1030, Oklahoma City 73102-7202. Telephone (405) 424-8324. Garland McWatters, Director.

343 Aviation Career Center, 5600 S. MacArthur, Oklahoma City 73179-8205. Telephone (405) 685-0008. Bob Jardee, Director.

MID-AMERICA DISTRICT NO.8 (Serving school districts in Cleveland, McClain and Garvin Counties.) Wayne, P.O. Box H, 73095-0210. Telephone (405) 449-3391. Don May, Supt.

MID-DEL DISTRICT NO. 52 (Serving school districts in Oklahoma County.) Mid-Del Vo-Tech Center, 1621 Maple Drive, Midwest City, 73110-4890. Telephone (405) 739-1707. John Matlock, Director.

MOORE-NORMAN DISTRICT NO. 17 (Serving school districts in Cleveland County.) Norman, 4701 N.W. 12th Street, 73069-8399. Telephone (405) 364-5763. Frank Coulter, Supt.

NORTHEAST OKLAHOMA DISTRICT NO. 11 (Serving school districts in Mayes, Craig, Ottawa and Rogers Counties.) Pryor (Admin. Office) P.O. Box 487, 74362. Telephone (918) 825-7040. Harold Anglin, Supt. Afton, P. O. Box 219, 74331-0219. Telephone (918) 257-8324. Dr. Ralph Ross, Director. Pryor, P. O. Box 825, 74362-0825. Telephone (918) 825-5555. Dr. Ron Simmons, Director.

OKLAHOMA NORTHWEST DISTRICT NO. 10 (Serving school districts in Woods and Major Counties.) Alva, 1801 S. 11th, 73717-9607. Telephone (405) 327-0344. Freelin Roberts, Supt. Fairview, P.O. Box 250,73737. Telephone (405) 227-3708. Kendall Brashears, Asst. Supt.

O. T. AUTRY DISTRICT NO. 15 (Serving school districts in Noble and Garfield Counties.) Enid, 1201 West Wlllow, 73703-2598. Telephone (405) 242-2750. Dr. Jim Strate, Supt.

PIONEER DISTRICT NO. 13 (Serving school districts in Kay County.) Ponca City, 2101 N. Ash, 74601-1106. Telephone (405) 762-8336. Velta Reed-Johnston, Supt.

PONTOTOC COUNTY DISTRICT NO. 14 (Serving school districts in Pontotoc County.) Ada, 601 W. 33rd St., 74820-9808. Telephone (405) 436-0180. Greg Pierce, Supt.

RED RIVER DISTRICT NO. 19 (Serving school districts in Stephens and Jefferson Counties.) Duncan, P.O. Box 1807, 73534-2707. Telephone (405) 255-2903. Delbert Morrison, Supt.

SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA DISTRICT NO. 20 (Serving school districts in Carter County.) Ardmore, Route 1, Box 14M, 73401-9781. Telephone (405) 223-2070. Jack Stone, Supt.

SOUTHWEST DISTRICT NO. 27 (Serving Jackson County.) Altus, 1121 N. Spurgeon, 73521-2527. Telephone (405) 477-2250. Dr. John Martin, Supt.

344 TRI-COUNTY DISTRICI' NO.1 (Serving school districts in Osage, Washington, and Nowata Counties.) Bartlesville, 6101 S.E. Nowata Rd., 74006-6029. Telephone (918) 333-2422. Clovis Weatherford, Supt.

TULSA COUNTY DISTRICI' NO. 18 (Serving school districts in Tulsa County.) Tulsa-Lemley Campus (Administrative Office) 3420 S. Memorial Dr., 74145-1390. Telephone (918) 627-7200. Dr. Gene Callahan, Supt. Peoria Campus, 3802 N. Peoria, 74106-1619. Telephone (918) 627-7200. Sharon Schaub, Director. Southeast Campus, 4600 S. Olive, Broken Arrow, 74011-1507. Telephone (918) 455-1588. Dr. Sheila Hellen, Director. Airpark Campus, 1211 W. 36th St. N., 74127-1547. Telephone (918) 428-3887. Dr. Lee Tarrant, Director. Lemley Site, 3420 S. Memorial Dr., 74145-1390. Telephone (918) 627-7200. Dr. David Holmes, Director.

WESTERN OKLAHOMA DISTRICI' NO. 12 (Serving school districts in Custer, Beckham, Kiowa and Washita Counties.) Bums Flat, P.O. Box 1469, 73624. Telephone (405) 562-3181. Gene Orsack, Supt.

WES WATKINS AVTS (Serving Hughes and Okfuskee Counties.) Wetumka, Rt. 2, Box 159-1, 74883-9639. Telephone (405) 452-3283. Jim Moore, Supt.

SKILLS CENTERS AND INMATE TRAlNlNG CENTERS Boley Vo-Tech Training Center, Boley, P.O. Box 308,74289-0308. Telephone (918) 667-3381. Administrative OffICe. Ft. Supply Vo-Tech Training Center, Ft. Supply, One William S. Key Blvd., 73841-9719. Telephone (405) 766-2089. Dom Garrison, Director. Granite Vo-Tech Training Center, Granite, P.O. Box 514, Granite OK 73547-0514. Telephone (405) 535-2186. Dom Garrison, Director. Helena Vo-Tech Training Center, Helena, Route I, Box 8, 78741-9606. Telephone (405) 766-2089. Dom Garrison, Director. Hominy Vo-Tech Training Center, Hominy, P.O. Box 220, 74035-0220. Telephone (918) 885-2192. Wayne Ryals, Site Director. Joseph Harp Vo-Tech Training Center, Lexington, Route I, Box 548,73051-9730. Administrative OffICe. Lexington Vo-Tech Training Center, P.O. Box 578, Lexington, OK 73051-0578. Telephone (405) 527-2191. Administrative Office. Mabel Bassett, 3400 N. Martin Luther King Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73136-0429. Telephone (405) 425-2900. Don Chesser, Director. McLeod Vo-Tech Training Center, P.O. Box 156, Lane 74555-0156. Telephone (405) 889-7275. John Wellington, Director. Ouachita Vo-Tech Training Center, HC 63, Box 5395, Hodgens, OK 74939-0068. Telephone (918) 653-7831. Evelyn Campbell, Director. Stringtown Vo-Tech Education Center, P.O. Box 158, Stringtown, OK 74569-0158. Telephone (405) 346-7411. John Wellington, Director. Taft Vo-Tech Training Center, P.O. Box 68, 74463-0068. Telephone (918) 682-7841. Wayne Ryals, Director. Tinker Field -- Tech Training Center, 2854 ABG/DPCI' (2), Building 675, TInker AFB, OK 73145-5000. Telephone (405) 734-7266. Don Chesser, Director. W. P. "Bill" Willis Skills Center, 1400 S. Hensley Dr., Tahlequah, OK 74464-5221. Telephone (918) 456-2594. Ronnie Owens, Director.

345 Students at McClain High School, Tulsa, work on a Principles of Technology lab activity. The applied physics course involves the study of basic energy systems-mechanical, fluid, electrical and thermal.

Curriculum and instructional videos for commercial carpentry classes are developed through a partnership with the Oklahoma Department of Vocational and Technical Education and the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC). (Photos courtesy of Department of Vocational and Technical Education.)

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