Uclges Pick Royal Pair For

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i OPC Event uclges Pick Royal Pair for... Saturday AluDmi of Qldahoma Presby At 1963 Beaux Am Ball terian CoUep will bave tbelr a Tipper_ Livingston, Durant, -and Dan Dever, LawtoD&. nual luncheoa at 12:80 p.m. S&t urd&y In tile OPC dlniDg ball. were ~rowned king and queen of the Beaux Arts Ball last Serving as toutmuter wm be week. Sponsored by Tau Kappa Epsilon, they were crown Mark Tong, Korean craduate of ed QY President A. E. Shearer. OPC ana Southeutem State Col· _Dennie .McGovern, daughter o.f the Troyce McGov~ms lege who ia now a student at the ·and Michael Baskin, son of the Wade Baskins, were crown 'O'rflveraity of Oklahoma M~ical ~ool. bearers. · · - P"residing ~t the business ses Elizabeth Le~saw, Durant, won pha Sigma Tau and Brenda for sion will be Mrs. J. Vincent Hill of first place in realistic mural paint- Tau ~ppa ~o~ Okla.homa City who heads the ~ ing. Her title -was "A Chinese :noor. Shows Bated alumni group. A report to the Fairy TiUe:-Sky O'Dawn." Eliza First place for the floor show alumni on OPe's progress and fu beth's pjlinting was sponsored by went to Sigma Kappa, and hQnor ture plans will be given by James Delta Zeta. able mention went to Alpha Sig· ~r~ .- Oklahoma Qity, chair Karen Cobb's mural ' 'The Search ma Tau. Alpha Taus were first in 'V&fl of the board of trustees. for the I)all · L~" won first booth competition, and S i g m a The theme of the program, pl~ce in the stylized division. Kar Kappas won honorable mention. "OPC is Music to My Ears,'" will en •ts. also from Durant. Zelma B ow man , McAlester; be carried out in music by Beverly Clark Lawton, won hon Curtis Luesa.da, Antlers; and Em Barbee, Stigler; Donald dhen, G11fiin; orable m~ntion in stylized with my, Brenda, and Mike DuggiDa, Taiwan, and Rollin Kekahbah, Durant, won calltume prizes Pawhuska. hia mural of Japan. Brenda Dan iel, Wilburton, won honorable Best performer bonors went to Dining-room decoratiODI!J Will al mention in realistic wlth her mur- Renee Robyler, Wewoka, and Pbil so carry out the musical theme In .U of Siam. Clark painted for AI· Dunham and Jimmy Green, Do p~tel colors and fl'e8h ftowera, rant. ~cented by black mU81cal DOteL Mrs. James J. CourtDey, Du BPldents wl!O will be lD4ucted rant; Helen Johnecm Ardrey, Ard intJ the AlUDiDi Auodatton are more; and Dr. Clifford D. Jlott, Peggy Brown, Loco; Joe BW .Ful· Death. -Claims. Deniaon, Texas, :Judced the com ler, Clayton; Gwen Oleadale, OlE petition. Alpha Tau accumulated lahoma C i t y ; lDvaliDe aome., the most points in over-all compe Broken Bow; Blakely Barri8oD. tition. Holdenville; Jamea B. Jon..: T. A. ·Houston Ronnie Wright'• Blue RoDdoe go; Tereea Sanchez, San Aat:Gmo, provided the mwdc for tile evaat. ~exaa. and Brenda WJDprt, Du · A diatlngulshed and colorfUl Mt, Calif. career ended _ SatUI'day w h e D ,; . death claiiiled Tboma.s A. Houston, retired member of the Southeast Glenda OwenaGete ern. faculty. Senate Sets Diredo~ C•plites Clst. ~ose fort~te enough to have Math Aseistantehip known :Prbfessor Houston as a classroom teacher or as a debate coach. who wris hOnored through· At Oklahoma State Election 'Day · Of Oilchn's Production out the nation are conscious of the deep losl hia death brings. They A recent reclplent of a m.U.. The an-school election of student Dr. Dorothy Higginbotham, nical personnel ia still needed. Peo are also coriscioua of the many mattes BCholarabip Ia Glenda senate officers will be Wednesday, speech profeuor, has named 'the ple to help in making the elabor contributions he made to the col <>wena. C&ddo eenior. She will at ffay 1. Student senate president, cast for the SSC Children's Thea ate costumes, sets, and make-up lege. tend Oklahoma State UDivel'lllty tre production "Reynard Tlle ~re essential to the production. vic"e-president, and secretary-trea Although· he retired In 19:S2, next fall under a graduate assist Fox." h&d antship. While pursuing work to The three performances of the· Southeastern cont\nued to be a vi surer will be voted on at that ward her master's degree abe will Doug Duke, member of the play, which was first done at, the tal p;art of his ~e and he frequ time. Balloting will be in the ad- speech department, will play the University of Texas, will be May ently visited the campus. tt>ach eight hours each semester. 9-11. The performance on May 9 Glenda will graduate in lla.y ministration building all day. title role His last official appearance at Petitions are due in the office of Tiecelin the Crow will be ·per- will be primarily for adults. Fri with a B.S. in education, a mathe day afternoon, May 10, will be for a college f4nction was at the rec matics major imd a physics minor. the Dean of Women Friday, April formed by John Thomas of Hugo. ent Savage Forensic, the debate Elton Yellowftsh of Apache Will adults accompanied by a child as She has maintained a 3.5 over-all 2fi at. 4 p.m. Information concern- play Reverend Epinard the Hedge will the Saturday morning per tournament 'Which he founded. grade average. ing qualifications and eligibility hog, and carlos Gutierrez of Mexi tormance. At the fof-ensic banquet he pre She will -complete her college can be found in the Student Hand- co City will play Brun the Bear. sented tbe·T. A.. ·Houston Oratory work only three years after llJlolt. Finishing out the cast will be Award, estabUsh_ed In hia honor, graduation from caddo B 1 g h 'i'he highlight of the campatg;ns Charles Young of Mc.A.leater as VISITS ATOKA CLASSES to Bob Chainbers, North Texas School will be the all-school picnic, ~JtUes- Ysengrin the Wolf, No'·le the Lion State Uliiv~rsfty student. Her present schedule blcludea day at 5:30. At that time1 the played by Q&ry Drain of TUlsa, John Bale, business instructor, Funeral services Konday were matnx a 1 g e b r a , mathematics candidates will make their ca,mo. and Lendore the Marmot play~a by was a recent guest of the business at the First ~an Church, In methods, intuitional geometry and paign speeches. The event will take Jane !New, Huco. classes at Atoka. which he was an elder and Bible home mechanics. She completed plaee at the amphitheatre or In the Rehearsala for the production Bale apoke to the classe8 on the. Claas teacher. Burial was In the practice teaching at -caddo lfiCil ballroom In case of rain. are in full swing even though tech- topic of careers in busineaa. family cemeterY at Lexington, Ky. School· last semeater. Student seDate Gives Yearbook Friday Night ' . . Dance. • , · The Blue Rondo8 will play for the yeil.rbook dance Frida)' Dipt 'Mary -Franklin Gets In the ballroom Tbe daDce wtll start at 8 p.m. 8Dd the main f~ AAUW Scholanhip tun wiD be the CI"'WWIlliC of the ,-.~'book queen by J'olua BawldDII, . Mary ll'rallJdin, j1mlor llqUJih st.sant SeDate pl'tlllldellt major, has beea awalded • ad '1'tiJa year's queea wu chOIIIIl by vanced echolanldp tor uxt year. the U 8 .Air Force Aca.d-.aJ ;rear The 8Cbolanblp ... ~ted by book staff from SSC'1 10 pretty the ',l'ula braDch of AAUW. I08B gtrls They are J~ Wood, 8aDdl'a ·li'I'ILDkliD, a TulaD, hu received Balley, Beverly llay, Bb&roD His. IIlia scholar8b1p three ttm. pre Pat Hutton. Zelma Bowman, Vi~y... Sally :Murray, camma Campbell, Sandy Wood and J_., Dura. T!ae '88 eavace wm be cmm AAUW '1'0 BONOB out followiD&' the umouncement WOMEN GBADUADIS of the yearbook queen ''We apect · the student. to be A tea Thursday, .Kay 2 at the pleaMd with the new book,.. l&id home of Mrs. ll'loy Perkblaon SUe DylloD, editor. Gates, 1309 N. Sixth, will mark StudeDta should briD&' tMir annual recognition of women receipt llipe wileD they pick up graduates by the DUrant chapter ~ S,.vapa at tbe yearbook of of the Americ&ll Aalod&UOD of fice, tn•tcea IIWI&pl' Don 'l'Qck ~niverSity wom-. . er -.ph'ned. ~utheastern women grad.uata A n11111ber of mra books were &re invited to call at :Mnl. Gates' tftiiliiilf GIBLS will bave a 111!1W Utle, lMS Ye&l'book q.eea, ordered and wlll be aold on a firat home from 5 to 8 p.m. ~-w- Flltay Dllbt at t11e Yearllook Duoe. come, Iinlt-eerved bula 0 . f'BE SOUf'BEASf'ERN: ~· 0~ . .. · THURSDAY, APRIL .l :~•,

Bilt has a gold th paved through history class be- ~=~~~~=~!£~} New Fu!ld!· S~l!r'Eff~J1 "7. cause mart little Jane sits aeross the aisle from him. Bill sit next to Jim i Englisft. This is convenient, too. The 'I only thing he ha to do to pa s a test is just cheat a 'little. s~;~~k-::o=ley~= To Resto~e _F--n~ .Wash~ta Simple, huh? with America. After a period of The Oklahoma Hl8toneal Society s Fort. Washi~ PI'OJ over 20 years of writing about ject is ...Pnce again in full awing. With the receipt 'f nell But what will Bill do when he gets hi education? America, .Steinbeck sets ?ut to funds l'otaling almost $80,000, many new improvemen. Should he hire Jane as his secretary and Jim as his busi r~sur.e h1mself of a ch.angmg na- h'lVe been made possible nes , manager .. o th y can carfy on the work he should do? hon. H1s travels take htm through 1 ~ • But later on he will nd tha his friends have bigger and more 'than 35 states. • According to Dr. James D. ing what the different ruihs a Especially illuminating is the Mortison, dean of instruction and Recently a structural t(llgin better job. b cau. e o their fairnc~s in their work. Could author's love of Montana and the chairman of the project to restore from Oklahoma City looked ct.t the fairnes. l all thiE;? The result speak for them elves. Northwest as well as his new ;Fort Washita. the site .of the old ruins and told the society; that lt 1\'Io ·t t udents think the can get their diplomas by impressions of the Middle West. In 'fort has been completely fenced would take two stone men all sa~ cheatin~ their way through. But what will they do when w Orleans, the w e a t h e r except for the section whlch runs mer to repair the buildingslso they views . the l'ace demonstrations along highway 199. could stand the weather. they fin, h ~choo l and find they haven't learned anything. 1 which send forth words of disgust Morrison also said, · •New signs There are now some men work• Di~ ditches? All you have to do to learn to dig ditches is ·from his pen of redwood with the letters burn- ing full time on the project. How to watcl~ the guy next to you. What if th guy faints? Travels with Charley is by no ed in have been erected to replace ever Morrison explained, "The But that i1:3 the ay life eems to treat the copy cat. m ans a travel guide, but rather the old signs which were painted. work to restore the fort coUld con . Som eo n~ he ha had an eye on falls by the wayside and he it is. an impression- an impression These new signs give an antique tinue for an indefinite· period." . J becomes f rustrated and dejected. The chip grows larger of America. The reader will find !.ook to the Fort." ~ Students enrolled in an okl.: observations about life and about some of the improvem nts set homa History course who would on his boulder, and everyone seems to topple the chip the country. Steinbeck reveals up for the future are th .build like to get a practical lesson in about. many of America's dialects, to say ing Qf an ornamental entrance to history should drive out w Fort "Yes sir, no one in this here chool (or business) treats nothing of insights into American the fort, clearing of more land, and Washita and go through it. The me right. Never seen such a bunch." Such thoughts .a these habits and traditions. efforts to uncover more of the Fort is located 13 miles northwest accumulate in the mind of an all-prepared per on until ()harley, Steinbeck's F r en ch :many ruins. of Durant on highway 78 apd 199. poodle, serves only as a traveling -.Jim Turnbull the police a1·e busy ke ping up wi~he evils brought about companion, but one prominent Morrison commented ''We hope by uc h a per on or persons. critic had ~e audacity to write at least to stabilize the two build • t that "Chadey is a small, tail-wag- ings where. the walls are standing ·I t Learn to do by doing; learn to know by studying. ging part of America." and if money permits to fully re- Eric Moon, writing for the Li- store them." I brary Journal, has this to say One phase of the restoration in Faculty :Attfind \ about the book, "The prose is, ·as which Morrison is especia.Ily in 14bout one woultl expect, always compet- tere ted is to find the grave ent, often self-conscious, some- of General Douglas H. Cooper, I want to talk to you about a !'t'rl LH! problem, a prob.Lem times superb. It's a slight, in- commander of the fort at t he close many pQople K w lh·ed with for a long time - my girl con C'quenlial book by a nice man of the Civil War, and to erect a ~~~~~ !.!~~f! Don Brown, Charles Gardner 1111~ rntlwr than a ·great· novelist." marker for the General's grave. friend. 1 Marvin Layman attended the an · That'- not true. I have no girl ·friend. But the reason This cm·rent best-seller is now II 'J'he society also hopes to estab- nual Southwest Social cience helYet.l in the SSC library lish pathS to parts of the fort and Convention. I :aid that i t illustrate ho r go sip begin~. In rio time - Jim Barnes to place signs along them indicat- it will b all ovet· ~chool that I have a girl friend. This year's convention w in San Antonio, Texas, The word gossip comes from the Latin - Caesar brought university and cone Romero. If ~ou l_ook u~ "gossip"' in the

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·' es ~ontestants Swimmill8 Reeords FaJli. ' The thlr4 uaual B8C tatnmural SWiD1JD1DC Meet wu held April_ 17 at the BP11 pooL l'oar oil nall'd'a werellrokal, three in the ••• F tAction- eventl ud oae Ia u.e .,...... U. Allo, reoord ttmu were liahed in three aew ....._•• •• ta After a fflfl ~....,., ud Ulld at roping. Cowboy Allen and w1m1en at 80ftl mU8Clea. U...... -.. Bobby Dobblna were 1-thaD suc The the maa'a ..-ta were: ceeetul at bronc·l'ldlng. Jim Brown 26 yd. Bacbtrob BUl Jl.alftl' . 18.4: (old record Rodeo baa come to aa .... I alto hit the duat in this event. Southeutem repr.ea.ted 2G ;yd. l'reat~Le BU1 JlaiNr 13.1 wu 37.9 (old record Tbe past weekea4 -· Boaale Manball C&they pulled a re at the Athletic an4 Recreation 50 yd. Breubltroke Ropr Jlnmpbrey Bowman cart off .. of prla vene ·and waa thrown bythe' bull Federation of College Women con 100 yd. lledley Relay Humphrey, lllchela. 1:11.0 money in the competltka at the m.tead of throwblg it - aa. he vention in Greensboro, N. C. At llooaR, ~ Colbert Area&. uaually doe& Al8o entered were tending were Beverly Kay, Pat 200 yd. J'reeBtyle HUmphrey, Mlche1a. 2:08.4: (old record ~oel Bond and Konte KulliDa. Relay jH~. ~ 2:13.8) Bowman took t1l'llt.l Ia bull-1'14· Bauman, carol Spikes, carolyn ~Y Dobbins was compli Skelton, and, Bonita Bennett. The wlDnerll in the WOIIIell'a eveDta were: lDg, and calf·ropille, Ida~. mented on-' hla job aa-f'announcer In reporting about their trip ~ He also copped II8COII4 place ID and George Tarr, former sse stu 25 yd. BacDtroke Joyce YCIUIIC 19.4: (New event) glrl8 mentioned that they spent 25 ;yd. ll'rwat;Jte Joyce YCIUIIC 17.5 (old record 8) bronc-~. ' dent, was a judp. · one night 1n Kemph18. Tenn., aDd 25 a._~ Ke4cwl•• IUotte 22.9 (new event) The barrel-raclq nat ... "'n waa a big sueceu," South one night in Chattanooga, Tenn. 100 ~rre.t:tle WRA 1:19.4: {new event captured by MaU•da Ba.ugb. eaatem LltUe D members report. They also vtalted places of Inter young lady from But~ state. One-fourth of the proceedS, not yet eat on these etope, Another event wldl:b. WU woa. totaled, Will go to the American The girls and Dr. Bertha Mae by the local8 was die Jtll'baD-np Caacer Soclety through the local Treadaway, their sponsor, lett lng. The team effort .,. turned cancer Crusade. AprU 8, and arrived at Greensboro Campus Po_. Offi • ~' in by Anthony AcDdu &lid Steve two days later. Their stay was ln-Senice Math Describes ~New j:o Slack. spent moaUy on the campus of the The wild hol'88 .,....,18, ID Women's College .of the University Money order purchasers Will which Granville Chuidl• tried to of North Carolina. now be filling out a new fo of tear down a fence, taken by Is Oa Schedule wu Lets Will Be Prizes The group attended business money order :Mrl. CecU Mont the Tekea. Jim Qravee. Don Cof meetings, discussions, and general ery, poetmlstre88 announced s fey, and Glen Davia fol'lned the sessions. There was also a banquet week. team. At Texoma _fesbal and box supper for the girls. In·TwoiToWns Station A along with the - t The rod~ was rep.r4ecl as un Four lake-front lots top a list of Girls from all over the United rant Post Office · will be m usually well organblecl and of· In - sernce mathematics study the change. .. hundreds of prizes ~being given to States attended t h e convention. will be conducted by Southeastern fered plenty of actiOD for the 100 Purchasers will find no c participants. Winners of the Lake Texoma Na The sse group bad great tun in State College at McAlester and tional Sand Bass Festival. noticing the different modes of ;f>oteau during the 1963-64: school in the handling of the new e Along with the of order. It will stUl be payabl at sse atudet., Lots to be given away durtng dress and speech habits. year. competition had area contestants. Beverly May reported,· "We all any bank or post office and the :Mike Dyson of Yuba. U'led his the festival have been donated by The two programs provided by purchaser w111 still receive a Cecil H. Rinehart, Victor and Earl had a great time. We will never the National Science Foundation forget lt." receipt. I · Gray, Marie McBride and Sher \vill be deaigned for elementary According to Mrs. Montgom~ry, Wood Shores, all from Ma.dlll. . . teachers of the McAlester area tbi8 Is just a new improvem'eJl!• 1 Parry To HeaCI The lots w11l be given away at and for secondary teachers of the of the famntar means of sendJnt a:30 p.m. June 22, day of the fes Poteau area. money safely through the mail. · tival. from a speaker's stand on KapP.a Delta Pi Dr. Leslie Dwight, Southeastern I SEA Chapt r the west side of the Plaza in Ma- mathematics chalrman who will OPC students and faculty w~re 4ill. direct the programs, said that SO entertained last Tuesday ev~g Bill Parry will head Ule Student Winners w11l be selected from participants wm be eligible for by the S~ler High School Initiates 16 1 Education Asaocla=tOI' tbe com· ~ signed by the registrants each of the lnstttutea Chorale. lng year. Elton ar« ..m be prior t{) the drawing, There ta no The tnitiation dinner of Kappa The NSF grants will proVide Jacob Bohanan, who has b~ a Vice-prealdsl&- ObliCaU~ to register. Registra- Delta Pi, honorary education so tuition, book8, and a part of music teacher in Stigler since \he Emma Netherlain wu elected Oon f~r the lobi wm be accepted ctety, was held April 10 in the travel expenses. Four hours gradu graduated from OPC and SSC. I secretary, and Jo Black .,.. elect ~1 at information booths in Ka- private dining room. ate credits may be earned in each ed treasurer. The PJ'OII'Uil chair 4Ul ai{d Klnpton. Wtrlners of the · Dr. E. E. Slaughter, English de of the colii'HI, wblch wll1 bave man and reporter will h elected lots must be present to win ao partment chairman, was the guest weekly meetlDp. next' fall. ~t bi8 slpature can be verUled. speaker. Dr. K. K. ll'ort conducted The :MCAlester elementary study W 0 R K 1 ~l Lot winners will be given a the Initiation ceremcmy. r The program at the ... meet w11l be concemed with developing ' tq of SEA was coacellllll wttb ...-tiable deed and may aell lt to · The 18 aew memberll of Kappa a mathematics backgroun~ for the student tearhtng, a ad 8tUdeat •Y buyer with the understanding Delta Pl are DoDna Antwine. new arithmetic, Dwight said. the bUyer adhere to the coc- Dorothy Blankenahlp, Peggy Ruth E U R 0 P ·E . teacliera gave short talk& Ona •t In the secondary study at Po the orlglDal cJODor. Brown, JDmma C&pebaw, 0ran Cbappel1 dl8CUMid ~ · 8Chool t:rat.t·or teau the work wW be concerned MORE TRA~ GRANTS teeebtng and 8ue 0,... jUJdor Tile co-cbatnDaJ1 of the festival ·Cbappell. Karen Cobb, Whulen that all the prlsea wW Betty Dunn, Dianne Hess. with foundations in mathematics hlpi Elementary t~ wu ll!tz'eued ·eoz. directed toward new cours&J 1n the Apr. 19, 1963-Th~ American St'l-.• dlecussed by ADn ~ ~ liven away free as a part of Barbara DurrU1; Jo Ann Holt dent Information Service, the oni~ ..,_ to llhow appreelation to the kamp, Bemlce Johnlon, Linda high school curriculum. 1 • Plans for the a.nD.ual. sa& plcnlc authorized placement service f9r on Kay 15 were macle. lt .m be thouands of vlsltora Koran, Ina Joe llorgan, :Muriel American students s~g ~ 1 =tedted to come to Texomaland Thomas, and Roy Jimmy Smart. mer jobs in Europe, ha8 increast;song. The aub"•ect of her talk to 38 mail ~ply. • Dallur7 ud third Wednesday of each . After the ceremony the Tekes graduating~ seniors was "You." The first 500 inquiries receive l . - ~ month. All Episcopal students are· served the girls refreshments of $1 premium for the new stud~~ inVited to attend. punch and cookies at the Teke Another speaking engagement travel book, Earn, Learn anu house. of Dr. Leonard was a series of les- Travel in Europe. COSMETICS sons for Circle C of the First Meth· odist Church. She discussed and KEENER'S FOOD Professor Conducts showed films on juvenile delinqu ency, the &&Png, the phyalcal GIRLS STORE Basic Science Tests handicapped, ~d the psychologic •••I ally damaged. DURANT DRUG PHONE W.l f ... Dr. Ernest Stureh. head of the The study theme for these lec For a really good hair out ttl Nort.la ~t physical science -deparbnent, &d tures waa "Who Cares T" try the minlstered the state board exami nation 1n the basic aclences to stu dents inthe medical field April 13 Ratt & Kurl Slaop at the Unlvendty of Oklahoma School of Medicine. Acroes the etreet ftom :Married AD practitioners of the healing Students Bouldq LEY arts must pus the exam. It con- TBENOfAl 818t8 of ftve dlvl.slons: Cbemtatry, SANDWICHES anatomy, pbyslology, bacteriology 1Ht N. J•~ 8t. and pathology.

. .. let Flat-Top Bead(JIIIJrtera for TexomtJlalul .GREEN SPRAY -Ia- Super Market 117 Nortla let Phoaf' W A. f·l77 COME IN FO'fl, PARTS OJM!D 7 to 11-7 DaJ• .l Week JOHN TALLEY.'S Q ..llty Food• - Lower Prleee AN SE~VICE Fro11ea Food Locken COEFBB SHOP NORTH SIDE BARBER SUO Open 8 a. m. to 6 :80 p. m. Tuesday through Satu r DURAN'l'.,OIUABOMA ColD Opera&M l.aantr7 • ••• Drr Cleublr ·. 1115 N. Sixth Phone WA 4-2 .4HURSDAY, APRIL\25, 1963 1'HE SOF1'1/EASTERN, _l)urant, O,klahollltl PAGB FIYB

prU_ Netters Add •• ' Tennis .Squati .Has Facet/ tab- -Win Over OBU ., - SoutheaStern's tem1is t <'am has 1· , lmpre live Competition ·tl>_st only one individual ma~h a-gainst the last three t eams play ~ · . F

•. s. Holder, Jr. St. Maly'a U. Delta Zetas lett at I a.m. Satur day to attend the 110Ndt;J'a 8tatd Day at the Sheraton Hotel at Ok- laboma aty. . Patsy Lee reeelvecl GMt Bel-. Boee Nortoll Servlee Award at U.. state meetlDg. She bU 8ll'ftd u . , the chapter's pleclp tndlilr aD4 , vice president. President Ell& Byrd JWrdon gave a report on the ~· ac Did .you win in 4. tivities of the put ye&f .a.t In troduced the prealdent-elict, Linda Daweon. · ·· · IMPORTANT! If you hold any of the 20 winning num Linda received experleace for bers, claim your Pontiac Tempest LeMans Convertible her new duties when llle JMaded a in accordance with the rules on the reverse of your panel di8CUS8ion Uld :' apoke Oil license plate. Girls/ You may choose Instead a thrill· 4 ••• leadereblp. lnfl expense-p~id 2-week Holiday in Europe-.fo' Over 160 DZ's attended to make two/ Plus $500 in cash/ the meeting the !au~ Oklahoma State Day ever held. . . · It's Sneak Season For Delta Zeltas

Sneaky things have ~ hap 1. 0328872 6. 18~8471 11. C191819 16. 1112433 pening to Delta zetas. 2. 8552083 7. C175380 12. 1078&03 17. 1337471 Five DZ plellges were lured to member Linda. Legg's home under 3. 8&31155 8. 1131483 13. 0215452 18. C4&7893 ' the pretense of celebratlq the 4. 0148138 9. C702472 14. 1809159 19. birthday of President BDl& Byrd 8911494 Relrdon. 5. C591 175Sr 10. 1909191 15. Cl13177 20. 14821&0 Tfle trapped pledges were lllleak ed to Ada for skating and 4lnner. I Pledges taken by aurprtae to Ada CONSOLATION PRIZE NUMBERS! were Patty Dunc&D, Linda Jack eon, Kathy McClure, Judy Moore, 1. 1311Q1 i. 11... . 1i. .,. 16. 1231514 21. 1412211 Sylvia Rambo, ud K ll d red If you hold a Consolation Prize number, you win a 4- Weather&. speed Portable Hi-Fi Stereo Set,. ..The Waltz" by> RCA 2.1281Tt 7. alE 12. IJIIIII 17. 1127511 22. 1712511 On another attemoon 12 pelta Victor. Or, you may still win a Tempest! (See official 3.•m 8. 1113453 13. lmm 18. 181221 23. 1145355 Zeta membel'tl were OOIDered, 4.1JaJ 9. •• 14. ••• 19. 1521412 24. C412111 loaded into c&l'tl laden With camp claiminl rules on nwerse of your licei)Se plate, and obo ~ gear, Uld"taken to S.ver'a serve claimina dates liven above.) 5. 1411111 10. ••• 15. cmta .20•• ,. 25. 1711521 Bend. Tbe girla enjoyed ~ broll· ed bamburgers and spent Uleldght among the deer aDd raeeoona Of the state park before NtQmlng bome next morning. Blstness Has ~ New " l'lnal initiation wu beld April 11 for Pi Omega PI, ~ bu.eiDeas fraternity. Netf tnem bera of Pi 01Jlega Pi are rCarolyn DliNl and Jerald BrJ8ooe. trip to groupW~~=Dallas Kay 1'1. 1n Dallas,- they Will visit the ::u.~ Bank and ~~ezu ru- A.tter the initiation ony, the group enjoyed re a at Sherrer's.