3ethany Nazarene College . . . t’s more than studying and SAGA, homesickness and hilarity, screaming at ballgames and skipping chapel, cramming for tests and calling home, parties and pranks; nore than just the campus, the classes, the activities, or the grades.
More than anything else, BNC is PEOPLE. Just take a look . . .
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People .. . Oklahomans, Texans, Arkansans, Coloradoans, Floridans, New Yorkers, New Mexicans, Kansans, Louisianans,
Californians, Canadians, Germans, Iranians, Nigerians, South Americans, Koreans, and more! Cindy Peters and Donna Bean can find something hilarious in every situation. Days o f O ur Lives fans Tina Maples, Laly John, and Twila Maples enjoy light conversation during a commercial.
Prof. Jirar Tashjian busily prepares another challenging lesson for his students in the Religion Department. Scott Robertson reclines in his chair, dreaming about the slopes of Keystone, Colorado. Excited fans packed the gymnasium when the Redskins met the Eagles of
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All of us, together, make up BNC. We give her variety, spirit, and heart. W e give BNC life.
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WKm Earl Chamberlain definitely has that “ Redskin Spirit.” (T op left) Angie Kerr entertains the lunchtime crowd as Alan Palmer and Patti Duke look on incredulously. Lisa Williams and Willie Gonzalez leave cloudy Bethany behind in search of the sun. Melany Kyzer and Sandy Southwell — do you two ever work?
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People .. . from many states and nations, with diverse backgrounds and beliefs, with different goals, dreams, ambitions, and attitudes, with only one thing common to us all: the people we meet and the life we build here at Bethany Nazarene College.
Enjoying the long-awaited spring sunshine are Chad Ward, Betsy Eick, and Ralph Aviles. Prof. Mark Reighard has a cheery smirk for the press.
Matt Green and Janet Adams share a quiet moment between classes. Children from the Learning Center take advantage of the warm days of early spring.
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(Top) The antics o f this year’s Campus Clod contestants kept everyone entertained. Jeff Giles and Johnny Beavers seem to turn up in the most unexpected places! Dean of Student Development Bobby Martin takes a break from the excitement at the All-School Greek Olympic Party.
People . . . businessmen and women, preachers, teachers, scientists, athletes, artists, musicians. Each is an integral part of life at BNC. Without even one person, that life is lacking something, some element which makes it richer and more exciting. Opening
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People . . . in different roles: as administrators, faculty members, staff, students, leaders, and friends. Each is a vital part in the lives of the others. Each is part of what makes BNC so special.
Preparing to leave for their long-awaited Spring Break are Jonathan W oods, Mark Wright, and David Shaw. Studying in the Library, W endy Hopkins finds some peace and quiet, rare commodities on the BNC campus. (Bottom right) Greg McDonald relaxes in the SUB while making final preparation for his next class. Kim Wiesinger — never without a smile.
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Paul Lambert gives Norman Peterson all the details on how to get the most out o f your Spring Break. (T op left) Finding the SUB unusually quiet, Janelle Jensen takes advantage of the opportunity to finish up a little homework. Tom Motsinger seems deeply engrossed in his favorite soap. Beth Newberry doesn’t want to share this important phone call with anyone.
People of Bethany Nazarene College, the 1985 ARROW is for and about YOU. Hopefully, you will see a part of yourself in the pages that follow.
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/J6> 4 Homecoming Weekend is one of the most anticipated events of the year, for students as well as alumni, and the 1984 Homecoming celebration will be remembered as one of the best. The highlight of the weekend was, of course, the coronation of the Homecoming Queen on Saturday night, November 17. Emcees for the evening were Jim and Linda Wilcox, who were quite entertaining as well as informative. They were able to make the evening successful, despite several blackouts during the introduction of the Homecoming Court. Those honored as members of the Court were Melanie Baker, escorted by Jeff Herman, Sandra Colston, escorted by Dan Davis, Connie Huffaker, escorted by Steve Brown, Robin Little, escorted by Scott Kennedy, and Lisa Williams, escorted by David Nelson. The 1983 Homecoming Queen, Tammy Wiens Peterson, escorted by Brent Heinrich, returned to Bethany to relinquish her crown to her successor, Miss Connie Huffaker.
David Nelson and Lisa Williams stand “ picture perfect� in the center of the court. Emcees Jim and Linda W ilcox helped everyone keep their patience during the introductions, in spite of numerous blackouts. Steve Brown and Connie Huffaker enjoy being in the spotlight.
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Jeff and Melanie aren’t even nervous as they are introduced to the audience. Scott Kennedy and Robin Little take their turn in the spotlight. Candidate Sandra Colston is introduced to the Homecoming crowd, while fiance Dan Davis looks on with pride. Queen Connie Huffaker stands silently as Tammy passes the crown to a new generation.
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Homecoming emcees Jim and Linda Wilcox, as well as the members of the Homecoming Court, gladly relax and enjoy the game following the coronation ceremony. (T op right) “ O w w w w !� Ron Funk moans as Cheryl Cantrell expresses her feelings about a bad call by the referee.
In addition to the coronation of the Homecoming Queen, several other events kept students and alumni busy the entire weekend. As well as several reunions and receptions, events included the AW S Mother-Daughter Breakfast and Style Show, the AMS Father-Son Breakfast, a Homecoming concert by the Jazz Band, an alumni basketball game, the traditional Homecoming Basketball Game, and the annual Arts and Crafts Festival, which gave alumni and area craftspersons the opportunity to exhibit their handiwork. Doubtless, Homecoming Weekend 1984 was a resounding success.
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The game was complete with halftime entertainment — a rather unique marching band — thanks to Ron Funk, David Fortenberry, Scott Harper, and Kevin Huffaker. The annual Arts and Crafts Festival is always sure to have something for everyone.
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f/(ca/t Llh/ — /pc?o This year’s Heart Pal was a memorable occasion,, and included the announcement of several engagements and the coronation of the 1985 Heart Pal Queen. “ Moonlight and Roses,” this year’s theme, enhanced the romantic atmosphere for the guests. The entertainment, provided by Lisa Luck, added a touch of class to the evening. Dr. Loren and Linda Gresham, who were emcees, gave the evening another wonderful spark of romance, and brought exciting and inspiring thoughts for the guests. The Greshams also announced a large number of engagements and each young lady was honored with a peach rose. The climax of the evening was, of course, the announcement of the Heart Pal Queen. Members of the Heart Pal Court were: Margaret Ann Bundy, escorted by Tim Adams, Sherry Burks, escorted by Jay Price, Jana Cantrell, escorted by George Culver, Kelly Cogdill, escorted by Steve Tallman, and Lisa Mercer, escorted by Kevin Huffaker. The students’ choice for Heart Pal Queen was Miss Annette McDaniel, who was escorted by her fiance, Earl Chamberlain.
(T op right) The Carleys and soon-to-be Siems share a delectable feast. Lisa Williams, 1984 Heart Pal Queen, flashes a cheery smile, while her escort, Willie Gonzalez, actually smirks! Linda Gresham reminisces about falling in love with the “ boy next door,” her husband, Loren.
Wearing the latest Heart Pal fashions are: Tim Adams, Margaret Ann Bundy, George Culver, Jana Cantrell, Earl Chamberlain, Annette McDaniel.
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Flashing happy smiles are Mike Price and Susan Craig, one of several BNC couples who announced tneir engagement at Heart Pal. (T op left) With a voice as smooth as silk, Lisa Luck performs for an attentive audience. Annette McDaniel gives a smile of disbelief after being crowned the new Heart Pal Queen. Lisa Williams relinquishes her crown and title to Annette McDaniel, as Earl Chamberlain looks on proudly.
isa Mercer, Kevin Huffaker, Kelly Cogdill, Steve Tallman, Sherry Burks, id Jay Price. Heart Pal
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FALL FEST BNC’s annual Fall Festival was held on Saturday, October 27. Attractions at the carnival included a dunking booth, featuring Dean of Student Development Bobby Martin, and a booth giving students the opportunity to throw eggs at Associate Deans of Student Development Linda Gresham and Mike Brooks. Several organizations also participated with booths selling carmel apples, popcorn balls, and cotton candy. The evening was topped off by the traditional Trick-or-Treating in the dorms. Fall Fest continues to be one of the favorite events of the year, if for no other reason than it gives the so-called mature college student the chance to be a kid again.
Stuck in jail is Jenny Cunningham. Would you let this girl out?
Earl Chamberlain: a wolf in sheep’s clothing.
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Annette McDaniel (Little Bo Peep) and Samurai Sherry Burks smile big for the camera.
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FANTASTIC! The excitement of the evening included a visit from our favorite Super Heroes.
B N C ’s version o f Laurel and Hardy, Melissa Niedens and Susan Fechner. (Bottom Left) In the Dunking Booth, a surprised Bobby Martin is about to get very wet. Indiana Jones (Kevin Johnson) has an encounter with the Grim Reaper (Ron Hefner).
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W elcom e W eek Welcome Week, an event never to be forgotten, proved to be a smashing success. Freshman Initiation began the first string of events that went on throughout the week. This year’s theme, “ Outlaws” , brought back the cowboy days. The opening ceremony was true to the spirit of Oklahoma — a wild and rowdy Western show. The highlight of
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(Top) Freshman-Sophomore fellowship held on the mall during W elcom e Week. (Bottom) Watermelons — an evening delight at the Freshman-Sophomore fellowship.
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Ron Hefner, in Sophom ore Follies, as Merv on “ The Merv Griffin Show .”
An incredibly humiliating experience. Freshmen guys in the “Cow Chip Push,” make their way across the gym.
>hootout and bank robbery — an excellent erformance by the Goons.
Julene Calkins, Brad Wilson, Tim Williams, and Lisa Black, “ So You Wanna Be A Religion Major,” performed at Sophom ore Follies.
Freshman took their usual ribbing for the last time publicly at the Sophomore Follies. Highlights of the show were: a slide show of freshmen discovering what BNC life is all about, while one sadly met his demise by the driver of a maintenance golf cart; Verna Fay and the Halos with “ Angels,” as Cheryl Cantrell stole the show; and Ron Hefner and the gang with their interpretation of “ Shet De Do.” All in all, the show was an interesting night out for BNCers. Richard Thompson and Eric Murray as the “ The Whiners” calling for a date in Sophomore Follies.
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POW WOW ’84 “A Treasure Trove o f Talent”
Dawn Pardue performs an original composition written by Cheryl Cantrell.
Pow Wow 1984 was nothing less than a treasure trove of talent. Who could have guessed that the BNC campus was inhabited by a menagery of spectacular individuals: gifted singers, creative musicians, convincing impressionist, skillful actors, and expressive shouters? The opening and closing numbers consisted of original music by Edgar Finck and Shelley Hulin. Performances were also judged and rated in categories of Most Humorous Individual Act, Best Organizational Skit, and Best Musical Skit. Hard work and excellent talent were put into this year’s Pow Wow. It was truly an event worth attending and a unique show of talent. Cowgirls Kelly Cogdill, Annette McDaniel, and Brenda Nichols ride ’em high at P ow W ow. Neil Diamond and Barbara Streisand (alias Mike Boyd) sing “ You D on’t Bring Me Flowers.”
Brad Kissell, Brent Stewart, Jon Galbraith, and Gary Garrison in the Barber Shop Quartet never missed a harmonious note.
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Janie White, contemporary Christian artist, performs for the audience.
Rick Brummett, Jeff Sexton, and Brian Merrill performing their talent.
rian Merrill informs new prospects, and [elany Kyzer chats with Tresa Murray.
BNC Jazz Band performing in concert at Six Flags.
An estimated ten to twelve thousand Nazarenes journeyed to Dallas for a fun-filled evening October 12. Located throughout the park were singing groups and bands, including the Bethany Nazarene College Jazz Band. The Collegians and Highest Praise represented BNC as they sang under the pavilion outside the Southern Palace. Nazarene Night is held annually at Six Flags and provides Nazarenes a chance to fellowship together with people from Louisiana, Arkansas, Texas, and Oklahoma.
racy Moreau, Randy Johnson, Verna Barnes, Diane Barnes, Cheryl 'antrell, Kathy Kersh: having a good time outside the Southern 'alace. Cathy Robertson and Richard Rose having a great time after the log ride. Six Flags
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Sophomore Ron Funk was this year’s winner of the coveted Campus Clod crown. Seven of the finest clods ever to attend BNC competed in the AMS/AWS sponsored pageant. Ron Funk scored points with the judges with his recommendation for future evangelists to follow the role model of Bob Barker — “ Come on down!” David Fortenberry, the second sophomore in the contest, garnered first runner-up and Mister Congeniality. He shot his way to the judges’ hearts with his Cupid outfit in the sweatsuit competition. Last year’s first runner-up became this year’s second runner-up as Kevin “ Psycho II” Huffaker rounded out the list of winners. Emcee Michelle Eller, AW S president, looked on with amazement as she watched the clods perform. Who could forget senior Brad Nichols’ suma-kitty wrestling, or Darren Wodard performing solo with the Toad Suck Ballet Company? Truly, it was a night to remember. Earl Chamberlain, Campus Clod 1983, gave up his crown to another fine clod. Congratulations to Ron Funk, Campus Clod 1984.
Posing in the new C o w b o y C lod Fashion for the upcoming year is Jerry Lewis.
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Prima Ballerina, Darren Wodard, shows exquisite taste and graceful talent as he performs for the audience.
Not knowing what to do next, Greg Crew waits for the judges to evaluate his performance. Demonstrating his singing “ talent” is Kevin Huffaker.
Reigning Campus Clod 83-84, Earl Chamberlain reminisces as he is about to relinquish his crown.
Campus Clod Judges Mike Brooks, Sherry Burks, and Jim Wilcox — an emotionally disturbed bunch!
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POWDER PUFF 1984 Packs a Punch Powder Puff is a traditional event in which the upperclass women and freshmen . ,
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Standing: coach Brett Rickey, W endy Seaman, Kelly Phillips, Beth Gibson, Verna Barnes, Melissa Baker, Campben Tina Cleavelin, Cheryl Cantrell, Dana Bumpus, Phyllis Goldston, Trina Bickerstaff, Esther Herbert, Melany Kyzer, Cindy Ogden, Connie Huffaker. K neeling: Lisa Troglin, Dawn Staton, Jenny Cunningham Cheryl Burke, Angie Williams, Susan Hamilton, Kim Hubbard, Sherry Burks, Rosie Carter, Coach Mike Willard.
eshmen Beth Newberry, Michelle Ford, Ronlyn Schmidt, and Lyane Nelles huddle together to discuss ategy before the game.
Entertainers Jeff Randall, Rick Nielson, Tim Foxworthy, Paul Lambert, Martin Lutz, and Greg McDonald show us their stuff!!
tending: Coach T od d Southworth, Tresa Murray, Cheri Wilson, Christy Brewer, Lyane Nelles, Ronlyn chmidt, Katie Shead, W en dy Aycock, Stacy Goldston, Beth Newberry, Cheryl Steiner, Michelle Ford, Lisa ilvey. K neeling: Gail Webster, Cindy Robertson, Darenda Tucker, Kim Ford, Lisa Rustin, Barbie Jordan, lolly Sanders, Coach T od d Plott.
Mike Mercer, Stuart Rustin, Steve Slothower, Johnny Evatt, and Kevin Beals attempt the unknown — a half-hearted pyramid.
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Ethel....................... Sharlene Case Johnny ........Ron Funk Mr. Pickens.................. Ron Hefner Mrs. Pickens. . . . . . . Sheryl Folsom N aom i.......................Nita Vaughan Louise......................Robin Umsted a
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Bruce Russell Kathy Adrian Ann Owens James Finch Tim Mastin Kerry Lewis .............. Jeff Siems Jenny Cunningham . . . . Pam Copeland Ralph Aviles Jana Cantrell ............. Josh Flynn
:ather................................. Gary Cummings Mother................................Ronlyn Schmidt Seth Bradley......................... Brenda Nichols Charlie Bradley...................Devin McAnally ?alph H erd m an ...................... Paul Lambert mogene Herdman.................... Angie Smith -eroy H erd m an ......................Jimmie Baker Dllie H erd m a n ..............................Jim Pope jladys H erd m a n ...................... Rosie Carter Mice Wendleken.......................Jana Cantrell A y s . Armstrong..................... Sandra Colston A y s . S locu m ..................Jenny Cunningham A y s . M cC arthy........................... Ann Owens :lmer H opkins.......................... Rick Nielson David...........................................Flint Little Severly...................................Pam Copeland ?ev. H op kin s...................... Greg McDonald Dhoir......................................... Ron Jacobs Kim Ford Allison Atwood Pam Ratliff Directed b y ................................Robin Little
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tximtifj Century JBrama “ A Man For All Seasons,” the story of Sir Thomas More’s refusal to acknowledge King Henry VIII’s second marriage, was presented by the Speech Department in Herrick Auditorium March 8 and 9. Bruce Russell portrayed More in a demanding and exhausting role. King Henry VIII, a sort of cameo role of the dominant king, was played by Barry Wood. More would not accept the king’s marriage to Anne Boleyn, believing that a divorce from Queen Catherine would be unlawful. King Henry who know More to be an honest man, demande( his support. When More would not alter his opinion, Henry tried to force him to do so through the sniveling Secretary of the Council, Thomas Cromwell (Ron Hefner). Meanwhile, More’s family could not understanc how his conscience could remain so steadfast. Hi< wife Alice, played by Michelle Eller, and daughter Margaret (Helen Goulden), loved him deeply, however, and supported him in his decision. The play was an intense production in which both the actors and audience had to fully concentrate. It required more work than the standard modern-day comedy and thus surprised many with the abilities of the BNC stage.
Lady Alice (Michelle Eller) visits Sir Thomas More for the last time before he is executed. William Roper (Don Goscha) refuses ref us to acknowledge Richard Rich’s (Mike Boyd) presence when he comes to ask Sir The Thomas More for a job. Sir Thomas More pleads with his daughter to understand his integrity.
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King Henry VIII tries to convince Sir Thomas More to grant him the divorce.
Cast of Characters Common M a n ................................................................... Paul Lambert, Jr. Sir Thomas M ore......................................................................Bruce Russell Master Richard R ic h .................................................................... Mike Boyd Duke of Norfolk......................................................................Tom Drymon Lady Alice M o r e ....................................................................Michelle Eller Lady Margaret M o re Helen Goulden Cardinal W olsey........................................................................Richard Rose Thomas Crom well...................................................................... Ron Hefner Ambassador Chapuys................................................................. Joe Thoma William R o p e r Don Goscha King Henry V III ......................................................................... Barry W ood Avarel A n g e r ..........................................................................Sharlene Case 'homas Cromwell tries to sway Sir Thomas M ore for the final time before iis execution.
Archbishop Cranmer.............................................................. . . Jailer......................................................................................Enoch Vazquez Directed b y ...................................................................... Carolyn Waterman
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Tom Skinner Staley Lectures September 18-20,1984
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Dr. Raymond Hurn Rothwell Lectures February 11-13,1985
Dr. Leslie Parrot January 29-31,1985
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(j//Y&tma& O/ieer BNC’s annual Christmas dinner and program was held in the student cafeteria and included music by BNC Chamber Singers and a special solo by Lisa Mercer. During the meal, served by STUCO members, Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society, and the Bleacher Bums, the Chamber Singers visited the tables and entertained those present with Christmas carols and hymns. Following the meal the Choir performed a few more songs and Lisa Mercer sang “ I’ll Be Home For Christmas.” It was truly an enjoyable evening and a Christmas event not to be forgotten by all who participated.
on Funk and Jill Lewis celebrate Christmas time together at ule Feast. Dr. Uphaus conducted the Chamber Singers in singing comical versions of Christmas carols. The dining guests enjoy sumptuous cuisine.
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Thanks to a foot-stomping concert held in SAGA, this year’s Roller Rag got off to a great start. Headed by sophomore Steve Leopard, the musicians belted out songs from the Fifties, both mellow and rock. Dawn Pardue captivated the audience with her deep, throaty voice. The spectators could hardly sit still; most jumped up every now and then to let the music group know they were highly appreciated. After the end of the concert, the crowd rushed to their cars and headed for Yukon, where they spent the rest of the evening skating to various Fifties
songs and even some from the Eighties. Awards were given to Chad Ward and Robin Umsted, who took the “ Best Dressed Couple” prize money. “ Best Dressed Bo\ went to John Mark Griffin, authentic right down to his n and blue tattoo. “ Best Dressed Girl” was taken by Conr Huffaker, who made us remember our “ cocoon” stage before blossoming into a “ butterfly.” She wore granny glasses and headgear, as well as clothing that can hardly be described by words. All in all, Roller Rag was a great way to spend a Thursday night!
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Rockin’ Sherry Burks and Rollin’ Jana Cantrell — having a rollicking time!
“ Everybody run — the Hom ecom ing Queen has a gun! ____ gun Ann Owens, “ Hom ecom ing Q ueen,” has also brought along lon< her bevy of beauties to join in tne fun.
Kenneth Tatum and Connie Huffaker — an eye catching couple!!
Earl Chamberlain, Annette McDaniel, and David Fortenberry hurriedly put on their skates to roll the night away.
Roger Oliver and Brent Stewart rev up the crowd with their “ soul.”
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This year’s Junior-Senior Banquet turned into a ritzy affair, complete with tuxedo-clad valets and waiters, a sparkling cider fountain, cheese and crackers, and a 1967 red Corvette which was on display at the banquet entrance. Entitled “ Puttin’ on the Ritz,” the affair was well attended by nearly 80 people, who dined on Cordon Bleu, an array of vegetables and breads, and numerous tasty and unbelievably fattening desserts. The Junior Class of 1985 took a gymnasium, the Fred Floyd Center, and transformed it into a banquet hall that impressed even the most skeptical. False ceilings and walls were created to give the illusion of enclosure. An elegant harpsichord was brought in to add a touch of class to the evening. Various melodies, played by Edgar Finck, filled the area, making the atmosphere complete. Entertainment was provided by John and Rena Nance, a husband and wife team, who tickled the audience into uproarious laughter. Mike Dellefate, Scott Moseley, and Mike Boyd were chosen from the audience to assist the comedians in a couple of skits. The Nances also ministered in song, sharing their love of Christ and different experiences througl which He had helped them. Their last song, “ Praise, Praise,” concluded the evening.
Donna Bean and Sandy Southwell admire the pseudo-vandalism at the Junior-Senior Banquet. Greg Northcutt and Tina Cleavelin — a picture perfect couple.
Entertainer John Nance points out the most important part of the evening: to strive for higher goals.
Valets Mark M oody, Ron Funk, Kevin Beals, Phillip Heasley, Tim Mastin, Jim Knight, Steve Leopard, Mike Eskew, and David Fortenberry are all wanting to park Sherry Burks ’Vette.
John and Rena Nance perform ed their teen talent selection for the captive audience.
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GRAD UA TION 1985
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The day began early for some graduates. On Saturday, May 18, a breakfast was held honoring the Phi Delta Lambda initiates. Only the top 15% of the 1985 graduating class were chosen. Phi Delta Lambda is a national honor society of the Church of the Nazarene with thousands of members worldwide. Later in the morning, the capping and pinning ceremony took place for the Junior and Senior nursing majors and their families. At this time, the Juniors received their caps, the Seniors â&#x20AC;&#x201D; their pins. Each member was also given flowers to present to those deemed special to them during their college career.
Debbie Townsend, president o f Phi Delta Lambda, introduces Dr. Ruth Vaughn, a former speech professor at Bethany Nazarene College, to a lively morning audience. The future looks bright for these nursing graduates and the profession they are entering.
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BA CCALA UREA TE Once again, the day was met with eager graduates. First on the agenda for the day was Baccalaureate. Waiting in line had now become habit for the graduates as Herrick Auditorium filled with family, friends, and well wishers. Who could guess that in a few short hours, four (or five) years of hard work would come to an official end.
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1985 W h o’s W ho Recipients: (C lockw ise fro m left) Connie Huffaker, W ayne B e a d y , Jeff Stewart, Lori Stewart, Paula McCullough, Brent Heinrich, Debbie Gifford, Jana Prentice, Jan Hoffpauir, Sandy Southwell, Sandra Colston, Robert Redwine. N ot pictured: Robin Little, Cliff Wiens, Lisa Williams.
Jana Prentice Jana Prentice is a Human Relations major from Baytown, Texas. She is a member of Alpha Lambda Delta, Alpha Nu, Cardinal Key, Mortar Board, and AWS. She also holds the President’ s Honor Roll and Scholarship, Alumni Scholarship, and has served as Resident Advisor and Senior Class Chaplain. Her activities include working in Youth for Christ, the youth office at her church, and planning some activities for the Senior Class. Jana believes that her life has
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changed tremendously at BNC, especially since God led her to the Nazarene Church in her sophomore year. She has matured both spiritually and mentally, and has learned to accept responsibilities. Jana’s philosophy of life is taken from Philippians 4:13: “ I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” She would like to work in a juvenile home or other related field, but her main goal is to be fulfilled and happy wherever God places her.
Lisa Williams Lisa Williams is an Early Childhood and Elementary Education major from Pasadena, Texas. She is a member of Mission Crusaders, the Election Committee, the Presidential Committee, and the Political Awareness Club, and has served as Senior Class Treasurer, AW S Parliamentarian, and a Resident Advisor. In addition, she was Freshman Class Secretary, Heart-Pal Queen, and member ■
Robert Robert Ray Redwine is a Political Science major from Chickasha, Oklahoma. He is a member of Alpha Nu and Alpha Lambda Delta, College Republicans Chairman, Political b aren ess Club President, and staff member of the Reveille Echo. In addition, he was named to both the President’s and Dean’s Honor Rolls. Robert
of the 1984 Homecoming Court. According to Lisa, her perfect day would begin without the alarm waking her up; it would be a crisp, fall day with average temperature, and would include a hot shower, a trip to Lake Thunderbird for horseback riding, a dinner somewhere other than SAGA, and would end by watching television in front of a fireplace while drinking a cup of hot chocolate.
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Connie Huffaker Elementary Education major Connie Huffaker is from Hereford, Texas. She is Student Council Secretary, former Associated Women Students President, Cheerleader, Sophomore Class Treasurer, and Resident Advisor. She was also a member of the Heart-Pal Court, Homecoming Queen, and performed in the One-Act Play.
Cliff Wiens Oklahoma City native Cliff Wiens is a Political Science/ Speech Communication major. He is a member of Mortar Board, and his honors and awards include Outstanding Freshman and Dean’s Honor Roll. He was a member of the
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Reveille Echo staff and helped form the Political Awareness Club. Cliff also studied in Washington, D.C. and worked with Bread For the World as part of the American Studies Program.
Connie’s fondest memories of BNC would be the annual Powder Puff games, which featured both male and female students. According to her, “ The scars (broken fingers, shattered nails, etc.) will always remind me of the friends and foes I made during the non-physical contact sport, football.”
Sandra Southwell Sandra Southwell is an iternational Studies major from hawnee, Oklahoma. She is ditor of the Arrow, past 'resident of Alpha Nu, Mortar ioard Historian and a member f Alpha Lambda Delta, Cardinal Key, Mission Tusaders, Alpha Mu Gamma, nd the Political Awareness !lub. In addition, she was amed to the National Dean’s 1st, President’s Honor Roll, and reiv ed the Modern Language ilver Medal. Sandra’s philosophy of life, )und in Proverbs 3:5-6, is to ut God first in whatever she oes, and trust Him to guide er every day. During her leisure hours, andra enjoys the company and >llowship of friends, watching allgames, or going shopping. According to Sandra, coming
to BNC was one of the best things that ever happened to her. She has had the opportunity to grow spiritually, intellectually, and socially. She strongly supports Christian higher education and feels it should be one of the most important aspects of the church. Sandra admires many of the professors and administrators she has met, but thinks Professor Mark Reighard has influenced her life most. His ready smile and words of encouragement never fail to brighten the day. Her goal after graduation is to secure a management position as a stepping stone to owning her own business. She would also like to travel abroad, especially to Europe, and ultimately settle down into married life and raise a family.
Robin Little Speech Communication/ English major Robin Little is from Houston, Texas. She was Associated Women Students Parliamentarian, Sophomore Class Secretary, Pow W ow Director, Resident Advisor, and STUCO Vice President of Student Services for two consecutive years. She also directed One-Act plays, acted in the Three-Act plays and was a member of both Heart Pal and Homecoming Courts (1983-1984). Her honors and awards include one for her feature article published in Bread Magazine, Dean’s Scholarship, President’s Honor Roll and Education Scholarships. Robin loves to shop for bargains, play charades, read trivia cards and eat good food during her leisure time. For her, BNC has been a haven the past four years. Robin feels Christian higher education is the biggest
asset a college-bound Christian could hope for. Those choosing to attend a Christian college find an environment conducive to Christ-like living, learning, and loving. Linda Gresham and Mike Brooks, both Associate Deans of Students, have greatly influenced Robin’s life and from them, she has learned that individuals are at their best when they are honest and genuine, and that “ neat” people don’t have to hide behind masks. She is also grateful to Prof. Debbie Spindle for her patience and support. Robin’s plans for the future include marriage to Scott Kennedy after graduation. She also hopes to enter the business field, using her Communication degree in the area of Public Relations. According to Robin, “ I also hope to be a very good wife — able to bring home the bacon AND fry it up in a pan!” W ho’ s W ho
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Jeff Stewart Jeffrey Stewart is a Biology/Pre-Med major from Collinsville, Oklahoma. He has held memberships in Alpha Nu, Mission Crusaders, and Chorale, and is Mortar Board Vice President and a former Resident Advisor. His awards include the President’s Honor Roll and Scholarship, College Marshall, and Outstanding Freshman. Jeff believes that apart from receiving quality education at BNC, he has learned to incorporate the knowledge he has gained into his spiritual development, and is grateful to all his science professors for showing him that faith and scientific endeavors go hand-in-hand. However, the most important change he has
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experienced at BNC has been in his priorities, placing people before other things. Jeffs philosophy of life is based on the attributes of love, which have always motivated and guided him in his relationships. He spends most of his off-campus time working as a Laboratory Assistant at Baptist Medical Center. He also enjoys playing basketball, softball and golf, and just having a group of friends over for nachos and fellowship. Above all, he has enjoyed learning to be a good husband. After graduating, Jeff plans to proceed to OU Medical School and eventually set up a Family Practice in a small town before settling down to raise a family.
Lori Duce Stewart Lori Duce Stewart is an English major/Home Economics minor from Marlow, Oklahoma. Her organizational memberships include Sigma Tau Delta, Mortar Board, Missions In Action, Secretary of Mission Crusaders, and former Vice-President of Cardinal Key. She also holds the Willis B. Dobson Memorial Scholarship and Dean’s Scholarship. Lori is a strong supporter of Christian higher education because it can take a young person, facing a multitude of life-influencing decisions, and surround him/her with caring professors, a campus of Christians from which to choose friends, and an atmosphere of prayer combined with fun. This type of atmosphere has molded Lori into a person who is ready to influence her world for Christ. According to Lori, BNC has changed her from an introverted, shy girl to an
person. She attributes her self-confidence mainly to her brother and her husband. Several professors and staff members have endeared themselves to Lori, including Lyle Tullis, Anita Reynolds, Dwain Grant, Gwen Ladd, and Bob, a member of the maintenance staff. Jim and Linda Wilcox have also been special friends, showing Lori that it is possible to put family first, even in today’s career-oriented world. Lori finds excitement in washing dishes, folding clothes and sweating over a hot stove during her leisure time. She als enjoys basketball, reading and inviting friends over for nachos and M *A*S*H . Her major goal after graduation is to work until Jeff graduates from Medical School and eventually set up a Family Practice clinic. As a writer and future mother, she still has her
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Management major Wayne Beachy is from Jonesboro, Arkansas. He is a member of Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Beta Lambda, Cardinal Key, Associated Men Students, Sophomore Follies, Bleacher Bums, and a Powder Puff Football cheerleader. In addition, he helped form the Political Awareness Club, actively participated in the Science Council, and was named to the Dean’s Honor Roll. Wayne believes that the niggest change in his life at BNC nas been in the area of self-discipline, which he feels is :he key to success. He also relieves that in any accomplishment, it is only through our willingness to
sacrifice that we can reach our goals. While he enjoys college fellowship at Bethany First Church, he also keeps busy with his bus driving duties. His philosophy of life, taken from Galatians 5:13-14, is “ Love your neighbor as yourself.” Wayne is grateful to Dr. Larry Mills for showing him the importance of living a Christian life in the business community, and former Dean Mowry for his friendship and Christian care. After graduation, Wayne plans to proceed to Graduate School and obtain a Masters Degree in Health Care Administration, since his ambition is to hold an administrative position in a hospital.
Debbie Gifford Debbie Gifford is an Elementary Education major from Spencerport, New York. Her organizational memberships include the Math Club, Circle K, Women’s Ensemble, Student Education Association, Spanish Club, Alpha Nu, Gospel Team, and Alpha Mu Gamma. She has held the Education Scholarship as well as both the Dean’s and President’s Scholarships. Debbie’s activities include Duet Piano Recitals and being a Laboratory Assistant in the Student Development Center. Debbie has this to say about her experience at BNC: “ I feel
like I have become more self-confident . . . I never thought I’d see the day when I’ d actually feel ready to teach.” Debbie is especially grateful to the Camerons, a Bethany family who has adopted her, guiding her through those lonely times, and given her a home away from home. Also of importance to Debbie is her advisor, Dr. Rena Walker, who has become a model she hopes to imitate in the future. Debbie’s goal after graduation is to teach in the upper Elementary grades or to teach Math in a Junior High School.
Paula McCullough Elementary Education major Paula McCullough is from Bethany, Oklahoma. She is a member of Alpha Nu, Cardinal Key, Student Education Association, Teacher Education Committee, Alpha Lambda Delta Secretary, Mortar Board Project Chairperson, and Republican Club Secretary. Paula was Outstanding Freshman and College Marshall, and was named to the President’s Honor Roll and the National Dean’s List. Paula plans to continue her
education after graduation and work toward a Learning Disabilities Teaching Certificate. She would like to help disabled students feel good about themselves, since a good self-concept can compensate for their disabilities. Her ultimate goal, however, is to acquire a Doctorate in Education. Paula’s advice for underclassmen is, “ Absorb all the information you can from your classes; don’t settle for mediocrity, and aim your sights high in whatever you do.”
Brent Heinrich Brent Heinrich is a History and Political Science double major from Shreveport, Louisiana. He is a member of Mortar Board, Sigma Delta Pi, Secretary/Treasurer for the Political Awareness Club, and Secretary for the Spanish Club. He holds the President’s Honor Scholarship, Fred Floyd and Erma W ood Scholarships, and has served as Reveille Echo reporter as well as History
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Department Assistant. Brent alsc studied in Washington, D.C. as part of the American Studies Program. Brent recalled that his happiest times at BNC were during his Freshman and Sophomore years when he and his brother were roommates. According to Brent, they had all sorts of fun, including dorm-room soccer and air gun practice.
Sandra Colston Sandra Colston is a Speech Communication/Business major from Many, Louisiana. She is a member of Cardinal Key, Alpha Nu, Student Council Vice-President of Social Life, Sophomore Follies, Care Group Leader, Assistant Director of Pow Wow, and a Resident Advisor. In addition, she was named to both the President’s and Dean’s Honor Rolls and was a member of the 1984 Homecoming Court. Sandra supports Christian higher education because she feels that she has gained more than “ book” knowledge by experiencing its influence. Her philosophy of life, which is found in I Corinthians 2:9, is
based on hope, faith and positive thinking. Sandra spends most of her leisure time planning social activities on campus and has had little time for off-campus activities other than church-oriented ones. However, she has also worked in an internship in the Creative Services Department of Channel 4 Television as a Commercial Script-writer. This has served to broaden her experience and to expose her to new career opportunities. Sandra would like to go into advertising or Public Relations after graduation, and attend graduate school some time in the future.
Jan Hoffpauir Early Childhood Education najor Jan Hoffpauir is from Vinnsboro, Louisiana. She is ^blicity/Historian of the Student Education Association, Student Representative on the Jbrary Committee, and a nember of Cardinal Key, Alpha 'fu, Alpha Lambda Delta, Jehavioral Science Club, Missions in Action, and )articipant in Sophomore :ollies. In addition, she has >een named to the President’s ind Dean’s Honor Rolls. Jan has become more ndependent and self-confident luring her time at BNC, and is villing to work toward mproving areas in her life that leed changing. She feels being it BNC has helped her grow tronger and find a direction for
her life with a Christian perspective Jan is employed in the Technical Services Department of the R.T. Williams Learning Resources Center and teaches a Sunday School class at Lake Overholser Nazarene Church. She is grateful to both Drs. Rena Walker and LeBron Fairbanks, who have been influential in her life at BNC through their care, lifestyle, and inspiration. Her philosophy of life, found in Exodus 15:2, is “ The Lord is my strength and my song; He has become my salvation.” After graduation, Jan plans to teach kindergarten or preschool, and someday hopes to direct a day-care center.
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C O LLEG E M ARSHALLS Every Spring, Juniors who have maintained a cumulative grade-point average of 4.0 are selected to serve as College Marshalls at the Spring Commencement activities. Selected this year were Shelley Brinegar and Jonathan Galbraith.
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O U TSTA N D IN G FRESHMEN Each fall, the faculty of BNC chooses four students, two men and two women, with a grade-point average of 3.5 or better, as Outstanding Freshmen. Chosen this year were Sharlene Case, Hugh Piatt, Sharon Southwell and Tim Williams.
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curfew, improvements in SAGA services with the opening of the new breakfast room, student surveys and Gratitude and Grievance Week. All the members worked hard at their duties. Melany Kyzer proved herself efficient in STUCO meetings. Her presence was the calming factor during Freshman Orientation Week. She served as Chairman of the Nazarene Student Leadership Conference, and fought for student rights at the Board of Trustees meetings. “ More than ever, I believe we have finally bridged the gap between students and administration. I feel we have all worked hard in both groups to reach this point.”
“ I’ ll be right here,” President Melany Kyzer seems to be saying as she nestles comfortably among her furry friends. E.T. couldn’t look cuter, and he certainly could not have accomplished as much as this spunky Texan has this year.
Concentrating on the spiritual growth and atmosphere of the campus, Vice President of Campus Ministries, David Nelson, took charge of STUCO chapels once a month. He arranged for the Steve Camp, Cruse Family, and Lisa Luck concerts. His campus ministry project was helping out at the Children’ s Convalescent Center.
David “ Duck” Nelson, Vice-President of Campus Ministries, spends his rare free time communing with nature in his own private duck sanctuary.
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“ My hero and ideal administrator is John Knight,” says Robin Little, Vice-President o f Student Services.
Dan Davis and Sandra (soon-to-be Davis) Colston discuss important matters of student government by telephone. It’s the next best thing to being there!
Secretary Connie Huffaker unwinds after a hard day at work, by playing a game of horse-shoes.
Robin Little, Vice-President of Student Services, did a great job on Pow Wow, the school calendar, and in the Culture Series with the Canadian Brass Concert. Sandra Colston, Vice-President of Social Life, made certain that there were enough parties to keep everyone happy. She organized the All Day Event at White Water, the Greek Olympic Party, Homecoming festivities, Fall Carnival, Yule Feast, Heart Pal, and Roller Rag. She had a very busy year! Dan Davis, Treasurer, had the rough job of keeping the books and working out the budget. He was also co-chairman of the Election Board, along with Secretary Connie Huffaker. Besides keeping minutes and informing the other STUCO members of the itinerary, it was Connie’s responsibility to keep the office clean, which was not an easy job. We can only hope that next year’s Council will work hard to fill the shoes that this year’s officers will leave behind. And those are mighty big shoes!
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Razzle Tassle
Mortar Board
Mortar Board is a Senior honor society and service organization which recognizes the characteristics of scholarship, leadership, and service. This year’s Mortar Board members were very active in several service projects. Perhaps the most exciting was working with the youths at St. Joseph’s Children’s Home in Oklahoma City. They had several opportunities to get acquainted with the kids, including a picnic and recreation time at the Children’s Home, a BNC Basketball game, and an OKC 89’er baseball game. Several on-campus service projects, such as serving at receptions, completed the busy Mortar Board schedule. Through Mortar Board, these seniors had ample opportunity to get involved in serving their campus and community. Front Row — Robin Little, Jana Prentice, Marion Whiteford, Lori Duce Stewart, Karen Walden. S e c o n d R ow — Sandy Southwell, Gwen Ladd, Jeff Stewart, Ruben Arguelles, Darrell Kindle, Rhonda Williams, Lin Gray, Third Row — W ayne Beachy, Dana Campbell, Paula McCullough, Renee Marshall, Machell Lewis, Daisy Goulden, Mark Janes.
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Opening Doors
Cardinal Key
Cardinal Key is a national honor society made up of juniors who are considered as future leaders in society. They are trained in “ Opening Doors” to future opportunities. This organization not only recognizes achievements in extracurricular activities, but in scholarship as well. Cardinal Key provides situations for these students to stretch their leadership capabilities to the fullest. This group also strives to advance personal growth and service by giving leadership training in the college community.
Front — Nora Hernandez, Rodi Jane Manaois, Gayle Flint, Donna Bean, Connie Murray, Shelley Brinegar, Helen Goulden, Susan Blankenship, Trina Bickerstaff, Cheryl Sutterfield, B a ck — Rhonda Emmert, Margaret Bundy, Diane Reynolds, Cynda Whitaker, David Nelson, Lom e Hall, Phillip Bridgewater, Teddy McWhinney, Mike Boyd, Sponsors Dr. and Mrs. Lyle Flinner, Debbie Lunn.
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Right On Torget There once were 9 ladies who each Monday at three, were joined by 2 gentlemen, and, if you please, spent hours and hours upon their knees . . . Working Upon the Arrow. By the sweat of their brows they worked day and night, Cranking out pages with all of their might. They struggled to achieve and make everything right . . . Working Upon the Arrow. On that one blessed day, when their task was done, Great relief filled their souls, and though it had been fun, worry lines, ulcers, and hair loss were trophies from . . . Working Upon the Arrow. The Arrow staff makes a desperate attempt to take a little vacation from the Yearbook office. Jailbirds are Pam Wachtel, Cynthia Melton, Michael McVey, Sandy Southwell, W endy Chupp, Sharlene Case, Olusola Adesida, Cheryl and Jana Cantrell, Deana Moore, and Denise Maes.
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Girls just wanna have fun! Terrence Turkey, the Arrow’s mascot, rests on “ good egg” Pam Wachtel. (Left) Sharlene Case prepares to begin another layout. Deana M oore salutes you — the people who made this yearbook a possibility!
The Arrow Staff, hard at work! Notice how greed can turn an innocent like Cynthia Melton into “ Mercenary” Melton!
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THE R E V E IL L E ECHO The Reveille Echo Staff of 84-85 was one of the most active in recent years. Not only did the reporters and layout artists produce 14 bi-weekly issues, but they also found time to highlight their two-semester tenure with a picket against pornography, a staff Christmas banquet, two trips to the Oklahoma Collegiate Press Association conferences in October and April, and numerous other activities. Of the Staff, Advisor Jim Wilcox had this to say: “ I love this staff. Not only did they do good work, they liked to have fun, and I was fortunate enough to be included. I’ll miss them.”
Out for a little spring sunshine, the Reveille Echo Staff model the newest in footwear. From left are Cheryl Cantrell, Donna Bean, Joe Thoma, Jana Cantrell, Mike Boyd, Denise Maes, Olusola Adesida and the shy Jim Wilcox. Not pictured — W endy Clapp, W endy Seaman.
Pushed to the limit by their relentless editor, the frantic reporters retaliate with sharpened exacto-knives.
Jim W ilcox initiates editor-elect Mike Boyd with the brutal 7-Up treatment. Being a reporter means taking risks. Shown here are the brave staff members who posed as hospital interns and newborns to stop a mafia black-market baby ring.
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Jim and Olusola wrap things up. Donna Bean gets a check-up from Acm e Dental Academy.
“ Spike” Boyd drives himself (as well as everyone else) up the wall.
Working to put porno in its place — the trash!
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Takin’ Care o f Business
Phi Beta Lambda is the organization for business students. It is designed to bridge the gap between the classroom and the business world by giving students the opportunity to learn firsthand about the business community. Tw o of the organization’s major objectives are to develop an understanding of American business enterprise, and help students establish career goals. The club sponsors monthly meetings featuring guest speakers representing various business careers. A
major emphasis is placed on the State Leadership Conference held each spring. The conference is an opportunity for students to compete in management, marketing, accounting, office administration, and other areas of business. Winners of each event are eligible to compete on a national level. The club is the collegiate arm of the high school organization, Future Business Leaders of America. PBL is “ takin’ care of business” at BNC.
Study-More Sophomores Alpha Lambda Delta is a nation wide honor society for sophomores who achieved a 3.5 cumulative GPA their freshman year. Every year, fifty freshmen are eligible. These “ study-more sophomores” were busy serving their college as well as their community in various service projects. One of these projects consisted of adopting grand parents at Western Oaks Nursing Home. Our smart sophomores really helped brighten the lives of these elderly folks. 1985 members are: (front) Joyce Hallowell (Treasurer), Stephanie Shenk, Stacy Pulliam, Angela Lancaster, Sharlene Case (Historian), Sharon Southwell (Secretary); (m iddle) Ken Saville, Rhonda Vamell, Teresa Zaleta, Beth Kinnamon, Nita Vaughn, Susan Craig, Sherri Vaughn, Marla Ellis, LaVonda Pierce, Lori Hance, Stuart Rustin (Vice President); (back) Dr. Jean Graham (Sponsor), Charlie Suarez, Tim Williams (President), Hugh Piatt, Shirley Ogden, Prof. Lyle Tullis (Sponsor).
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Members are: (first row) Prof. Iris Harris, Prof. Glenna Oakley, Todd Keller, > , Rnc Rhonda J ”Williams, David Fortenberry. Renee Marshall, Tommy Drymon, Becky ;cky Pape, Paj Paul Carroll, Shelley Brinegar, Ken Saville; (second row) Phillip Heasley, Steve Leonard, Robin Ziebarth, Karen Ross, Carol Bailey, Denece Docjgett, Margo Beham, Kari Geraci, Ok-Kyoung Hong, Sonia Sweetin, Christy Crippen; (third row) Devin Harwell, Suzanne Moyer, Karla Daniel, Darci Gilless, Annette McDaniel, Gayle Flint, Jeff Giles, Okon Idiong, Sharmaine Peters; (back row) Dr. Larry Mills, Randy Carlson, Dale Cozby, Phil VanPelt, Lee Wray, Chris Garcia, John Himsel, Randy Adams, Jay Lackey.
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Alive with Drive Circle K Circle K, formed at BNC in 1954, has become an mportant group on campus by stressing the importance of working together to better the immunity. The club sponsors a blood drive twice a /ear, encouraging schoolwide participation. Class :ompetition, as well as dormitory and club ompetitions, serve as incentives to donate the most lumber of pints. Individuals who take part are made eligible to win t-shirts which give testimony to the act that they have given blood in order to help )thers. B ack Row) Greg Taylor, Treasurer; Jerri Peace, President; Rhonda Lawes, Secretary; Ruben Arguelles, Vice President; ihonda Thomas; (Front Row ) R ob Manuel, Angela llinkingbeard, Tina Longnecker, Angela Lancaster, Julie darrington.
Clinging tightly to a balloon, Kelly Bird smiles triumphantly as she walks away from the blood donor table.
Denise Maes gives cheek-to-cheek resuscitation to her bloodless roommate, Jana Cantrell, during the bi-annual Circle K blood drive.
Ziggy looks on with approval as many self-less students donate blood to help others.
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Novel Experiences
Sigma Tau Delta
Psi Xi is the local chapter of the national English honor society called Sigma Tau Delta. BNC joined the organization in 1979 with nine charter members and in its six years has built its membership to 40. The main purpose of the society is to promote excellence in scholarship and unity in the discipline; indeed, this local chapter seems to really enjoy each other. The highlight for Psi Xi in 1984-85 was performing in PO W WOW, winning an award with a Shakespearean Shouters’ Theater.
Members of the club are: Mary Inman, Secretary/treasurer, Lori Duce Stewart, Gwen Ladd, Donna Bean, Jana Cantrell, President, Michael Crabtree, and Sponsor, Jim Wilcox.
Wearing a fashionable wig dating back to the Shakespearean Era, Jim W ilcox recites from “ A Midsummer’s Night Dream.”
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This yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s A W S Officers were: Kelly Cogdill, Kim Wiesinger, Brenda Hobbs, Nancy Stewart, Jana Cantrell, Rhonda Emmert, Margaret Ann Bundy, Becky Loving, and President Michelle Eller.
Associated Men Students, headed by President >cott Kennedy, was busy planning and working or the benefit of the school this year. With its nain purpose being to organize and unite the nale students of BNC, AMS has sponsored everal activities, which included the Father-Son breakfast held on November 17, 1984, and the ioftball marathon benefiting the American dancer Society. AMS also co-sponsored the 5owder Puff Game with AWS, as well as the Fall :estival.
Designed for encouraging a closer involvement between women students, the Associated Women Students organization was extremely busy this year. Starting with the traditional Big Sis-Little Sis Week, at the beginning of the Fall semester, AW S was able to unite BNC women in different activities. Included in the week was a sundae party, a Bible study, and a volleyball game. AW S also participated in the Homecoming events, held a style show, breakfast, and took part in planning the Fall Festival along with AMS. During the Spring semester, AWS sponsored Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Week, which was designed to honor all women on campus. Carnations were sent to all women faculty.
1984-1985 AM S Officers are: Mike Mercer, Stuart Rustin, Scott Kennedy (President), Scott Davis, Steve Slothower, and Greg Northcutt (not pictured). Organizations
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Tl Mission
(Front row) Suzanne Moyer, Prof. Dwain Grant, Sponsor, Karyn Olson; (seco n d row) Mark Phillips, Annie Kimura, Randy Groves; (third row) Jim Hane, Manager, Rhonda Howard, Christy Crippen, Cynda Whitaker, David Baker; (fourth row) Melanie Walker, Denece Doggett, JoAnn Tate, Renee Summer; (fifth row) Don Goscha, Jill Lewis, Lynell W ood, Rick Wycoff; (sixth row) Jon Galbraith, Charles Bradshaw.
Twenty smiling faces and twenty caring hearts are what help make Mission Crusaders “ dynamic.” Mission Crusaders’ main purpose is to minister and spread the message of G od’s love. If you were to attend a service given by this charming group, you would hear lovely singing, instrumental numbers, and spontaneous testimonies as well. This year, the Crusaders sang at a variety of churches, including services at Kingfisher, Stillwater, Pryor, and Wickes, Arkansas. It was a challenge for them to sing at a minimum security prison and minister to the prisoners, but the Crusaders handled F^ ^ uy. ^uiyn Olson, one of the “ dynamics,” said, “ One of the best things about being in Mission Crusaders is all of the wonderful people we meet.” No church is the same * ,ricH ^a
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GosPel Team
(Front row) Jeff Giles, Beth Gibson, Rhonda Chandler, Jeana Lybarger, Joe Turner. (M iddle row) Hayden Lewis, Ruth Ann Martin, Lupe Manzanales, Shannon Deshautelle, Rodney Durr. (B ack row) Tonya Mulder, Kathy Robertson, Richard Rose, Reed Channell, Sidney Joffrion, Jim Elliott, Susan Gokool, Tracy Moreau.
Uplifting music, zany skits, adorable puppets, and sincere preaching are all essential parts of Gospel Team. They do more than just perform; they minister to the needs of others, and bring them to Christ. The members of Gospel Team are carefully selected according to their musical ability, but more importantly, according to their personality and walk with Christ. â&#x20AC;&#x153; Charismaâ&#x20AC;? is one way to describe the dedication of these students. They devote every other weekend to traveling to various churches in Texas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma. They also toured Arkansas over Spring Break. Gospel Team is more like a family than an organization. As they perform, they radiate a feeling of warmth and love for one another that is certain to be contagious.
1984-1985 Gospel Team Officers: (Front row) Kathy Robertson, Jeff Giles, Joe Turner, Jeana Lybarger. (B ack row) Beth Gibson, Rodney Durr, Sidney Joffrion.
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Five Sharps
Collegians
Carrying much of the responsibility for recruitment, the Collegians have long been an intregal part of the BNC establishment Traveling from church to church and ministering with their musical abilities, the Collegians spend hours practicing and perfecting their talent. Members experience the warm feeling of meeting with fellow Christians from all parts of the country. Memories from this type of group will last a lifetime.
From left, Ron Jacobs, Bryan Merrill, Rick Brummett, Eon Trotman, and Brad Kissell.
Rick Brummett entertains an eager audience during Nazarene night at Six Flags.
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Jeff Sexton fills in as the Collegians harmonize melodically.
Highest Praise Also responsible for bringing in new recruits, Highest Praise is edicated to using their talented voices for God in a ministry of Dng. This group of young people spent their weekends traveling 11over our educational region, covering Texas, Arkansas, )klahoma, and Louisiana. They participated in sharing about /hat BNC means to them as individuals, spreading the Gospel nd promoting BNC throughout the Zone. Says Lisa Mercer of er experiences in the group, “ It is a good feeling to meet ifferent kids from different places and know that I may be playing necessary part in their future. If they decide to come to BNC, it lay be because I influenced them in some positive way.”
This year’s members o f Highest Praise are: Kendall Whittington, Becky Loving, Dawn Pardue, Lisa Mercer, and Randy Johnson.
lecky Loving, Dawn Pardue, Randy ohnson, Lisa Mercer, and Doug )uncan, of Highest Praise, were mong the groups performing at Six lags during Nazarene Night.
Lisa Mercer shows off her talents as an effective recruitment officer.
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(Front Row) Stacey Howard, Lori Hance, Cyndee Pelley, Tressa Cartwright, Sharon Koranda, Lynda Velez, Teresa Ward, Melody Pennebaker, Kathy Adrian, Mary Harrison, Rhonda Thomas, Leslie Carter, Rhonda Emmert, Debbie Shearer, Chelle Rudman, Joleta Bell, Julie Thompkins. (B ack Row) Jon Paul Lowry, Keith Sims, L ee Wray, Darrell McAnally, Rick Dages, Michael King, David Craig, Doug Shearer, Phillip Bridgewater, Monty Nichols, Edgar Finck, Mark Strange, Devin McAnally, Victor Velez, Tony Bell.
BNC is very proud to call Chorale their own. The golden “ Do Re Mi’s” of the Chorale members have earned high esteem wherever they perform. Their busy year has included a Homecoming concert, which reunited old members from the past forty years, the world premier of the musical, “ Keyboards and Carols” at Christmastime, a concert celebrating the 300th birthday of Johann Sebastian Bach, and a Spring Pop Concert. This energetic group traveled through Louisiana, from Shreveport to New Orleans, for their Spring Tour. Other travels took them to Ponca City, Bartlesville, and locally to OKC First, Bethany First, and Lakeview Park churches. The BNC Chorale is singing their way into the hearts of all who listen and they are having a wonderful time doing it! 1984-1985 Chorale Officers: (front) L ee Wray, Business Manager; Lori Hance, Librarian; Tony Bell, N ew M em ber R ep .; Rhonda Emmert, Secretary; (back) Prof. David Miller, Director; Jon Paul Lowry, President; Cyndee Pelley, Vice-President; Phillip Bridgewater, Chaplain.
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Brass Ensemble
fFront Row) David Spalding, Tim Foxworthy, Cyndee Pelley, Angela Keith, Brenda Gassett, Julie Thompkins, Jane Bales, Prof. Phil M oore Director (B ack Row) Bruce Thanscheidt, W ayne Cooper, Paul McJunkin, W es Briscoe, Ross Thanscheidt, Roger Oliver, Ken Beatty, Don Franklin, Alan Palmer, Brent Stewart.
The Brass Ensemble includes baritone, trumpet, tuba, French horn, and percussion. When this group travels to various churches on the weekends, they show off their â&#x20AC;&#x153; brass with class.â&#x20AC;? They have performed at Yukon, OKC First, and Western Oaks. A highlight for the group was the opportunity to back up Zimmerman and Marvin, a famous piano-trumpet duo. The BNC Brass Ensemble always shines.
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Plainsmer BNC Plainsmen is a vocal group open to all male students. They are “ toning up” under the direction of Dr. Howard Oliver. The group enjoys singing sacred classics, hymns, and contemporary gospel arrangements. They travel all across the educational zone and also give concerts here in Bethany. Besides sounding sharp, the Plainsmen look sharp as well. Their high tenors and low basses melt the hearts of all who listen. The Plainsmen: Paul McJunkin, W es Vallance, Jimmy Worrell, Bruce Thanscheidt, Gregg Counce, Stan Porterfield, Tim Foxworthy, Ron Sykes.
Chamber Singers The Chamber Singers add a touch of culture to BNC. They perform music from all periods of music history, and sing in several different languages, including Latin, German, French, and Spanish, as well as English. A favored style is the madrigal, with its happy “ Fa La’s.” The Chambei Singers helped add a bit of spice to Yule Feast and everywhere they sang throughout the year. (First row) Betsy Ingram, Becky Loving, Glynnis Crawford; (seco n d row) W ade Kliewer, Ton y Bell, Tressa Cartwright, Reed Channell, Ron Jacobs; (third row) Jack Wheeler, Angelc Keith, Greg Carr, Rhonda Thomas, Cyndee Pelley; (fourth row) Eon Trotman, Jon Galbraith.
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Up Beat jazzBand Toe tappin’ and hand clappin’ , the BNC Jazz Band will definitely capture your attention! The electricity begins to flow with their first notes and it doesn’t take long to figure out that the BNC Jazz Band sizzles! This “ Up Beat” group performed at Six Flags Over Texas for Nazarene Nite and stole the show. Other performances have included chapel appearances, two concerts, and Redskin Basketball games. The Jazz Band plays Big Band music in addition to contemporary jazz. Take “ note” of the Jazz Band — it’ s worth it! Members of the Jazz Band are: Rob Ryan, Angela Keith, Michelle MacDonald, Duane Beck, Gregg Counce, Edgar Finck, Prof. Phil Moore, Mark Phillips, W ayne Cooper, Brent Stewart, Mike Anderson, Roger Oliver, Don Franklin, Paul McJunkin, Wes Briscoe, Rick Wycoff, Ross Thanscheidt. Check out those cheeks! Mike Anderson plays his sax with sawy.
>reg Carr makes playing the trombone look so easy! Polly gives Brent Stewart some pointers.
The sizzling Jazz Band performing at Six Flags.
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Front Row: Don Franklin, Brent Stewart, Brenda Gasset, Tressa Cartwright. B a ck R ow : Alan Palmer, Angela Keith, Julie Tompkins, W ayne Cooper, Ron Sykes.
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Music Educators National Conference (M.E.N.C.), is made up of a group of students who are dedicated to “ Makin’ Music” by furthering musical education on campus. Besides promoting music, M.E.N.C. also works together to improve musical programs and facilities, as well as keeping up with music news. Their main objective is to produce and promote a widespread social interest in Music at B.N.C.
Choral Society Handel-ing It
Row O ne) Jan Tumbleson, Carol Arnold, Barbara lush, Tressa Cartwright, Lynda Velez, Betsy Ingram, Victor Velez, Jeff Busch, T on y Bell, Randy Wunder, ack Wheeler, Ron Jacobs, Dwight Uphaus; (Row 'wo) Robin Counce, Becky Loving, Janell Uphaus, .eslie Wunder, Glynnis Crawford, Miriam Case, Duane .ehman, Stan Porterfield, Michael King, Jeff Sexton, lobert Cook, G regg Counce; (R ow T h re e ) M elody 'ennebaker, Margaret Bundy, Barbara Wenzel, Dana ihores, Tracy Moreau, Mary Harrison, Jim Pardue, )evin McAnnally, Randy Crosley, H oward Johnson, .eigh Compton, R eed Channell, Bryan Merrill; (Row 'our) Kathy Marquiz, Glenda Wesley, Tina Rhodes, 'arol Velong, Debbie Quist, Cyndee Pelley, Robert 'lark, Darren Weld, Edgar Finck, Don Whitsett, Robert ^dams, Keith Sims.
Choral Society really knows how to “ Handel” large choral works with ease. They perform works by composers such as Brahms, Schubert, and Bach, as well as contemporary composers. They performed a Christmas program of yuletide classics including the world premiere of “ Adeste Fidelis” by German composer Zsolt Gardoniji. For their Spring program, Choral Society held an ’85ers Birthday Party, consisting of works written by composers
“ O Motet” by Heinrich Schutz, two anthems by George Frederick Handel, a Lutheran Mass in F by J.S. Bach, and a medley from Showboat, by Jerome Kern. Choral Society consists mainly of vocal music majors, but many community members with the gift of song participate, as well as other interested BNC students. With the leadership of Dr. Dwight Uphaus and a lot of “ vocal grease,” Choral Society had a sensational year.
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Note Worthy Music has often been called the one truly common language of the world. Nothing is as beautiful as the sound of finely tuned instruments, blending perfectly together to produce a mood or desired atmosphere. The BNC Concert Band, composed of “ Note Worthy” and skilled musicians, has developed into a group which brings out the best music has to offer — beauty and enjoyment. The Concert Band performs annually for the entertainment of students. Their off-campus activities also serve the community and local organizations. The group is open to all musicians, regardless of major or field of interest.
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R ow 1 — Joleta Bell, Sharlene Cooper, Rhonda Emmert, Shelly Cummins, Michel Joines, Sherri Liles, Denece Doggett; R ow 2 — Michelle MacDonald, Cindy Snyde Rhonda Lawes, Beth Kinnamon, Jana Carney, Debbie Neff, Mike Anderson, Keit Rudolph, Cliff Johnston, Steve Vaughan, Traci Moreau; R ow 3 — Melissa Niedens, Tir Foxworthy, W ayne Cooper, Angela Keith, Don Franklin, Alan Palmer, Julie Tompkin; Brenda Gassett, Brent Stewart; R ow 4 — Cyndee Pelley, Phil Moore, Lori Savag* Melody Pennebaker, Rhonda Ingersol, Robin Counce, Greg Carr, Ross Thanscheid Wes Briscoe, Paul McJunkin; N o t P ictured — Laurie Williams, Angela Clinkingbearc Duane Beck, Pam Desselle, Gregg Counce, Cheryl Bali;
There Rings A Melody Women’s Ensemble
Who was it who said, “ Behind every good man there is a good woman?” Well, behind Director Phil Moore, there are 12 good women, B N C ’s Wom en’s Ensemble. An all-female choir, this group spends much of its time performing mostly sacred compositions for audiences around central Oklahoma. Ocassionally the organization travels to locations on the educational zone. Their singing certainly proves that within their hearts “ There Rings a Melody,” one of praise to Christ and thanks for His unconditional love.
(Row O ne) Robin Counce, Debbie Neff, Cheryl Brent, Kim Witte, Gina Rogers, Anita White; (Row Tw o) Sonja Barnes, Sharon Koranda, Colleen Hartman, Cindy Snyder, Rhonda Emmert, Carol Arnold
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Resident Advisors are a vital part of campus life. It is their responsibility to care for the needs of the students who live on their floors. These “ Guardian Angels” are continually working to help students with problems, organizing small floor parties, promoting spiritual growth, and stimulating social activities. These are the people we turn to for encouragement. They are trained to recognize a problem one is having and to find a solution.
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Resident Advisors for Garey are: Gayle Flint, Cheryl Brent, Eileen Ruger, Carol Beals, Sherry Vaughn, Diane Reynolds, and Resident Director, Opal Heath.
Hatley R.A.’s for Hatley are (front row) M elody Brannon, Annette McDaniel, Sylvia Greene, (back row) Robin Little, Sandra Colston, Resident Director, Mary Ann Keoppel, and Jana Prentice.
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Snowbarger Being an R.A. takes dedication and determination. Unifying a student body is not an easy task, but this year’s R.A.’s accomplished this goal. The services these students provided were deeply appreciated.
Resident Advisors for Snowbarger are: Earl Chamberlain, Mike Price, Kevin Huffaker, David Nelson, Johnny Evatt, Scott Harper, and Resident Director, Johnny Stubbs.
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R .A.’s for Bracken are: Alan Sutton, Resident Director, Lynn Sims, Chad Ward, and John Paul Lowry.
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Members are: (front row) Prof. V. Lee Turner, Prof. O bed Watters, (s e co n d row) Evelyn Beyer, Dienna Darbro, Carla Vance, Angela McNabb, (back row) Alisha Clements, Don Goscha, Paul Chambers, Mike Davis, Blake Slothower, Prof. Gary Lance.
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Sponsored by Dr. Forrest Ladd, the Behavioral Science Club unites students in the Psychology and Sociology Departments with “ mind boggling” challenges and activities. The Club’s purpose is to encourage students in their major by presenting new insights into the psychological and sociological fields. One of the Club’s main accomplishments this year, according to Dr. Ladd, was starting an informative newsletter. This newsletter is sent to each member, keeping them up to date on club activities and announcements.
Math Club
The Delta Epsilon Matf Club was organized in 198( to promote the highest ideal* of professional ethics standards, and attitudes, in ar atmosphere of highei education. This year, the clut has had several social events including a picnic, an ice cream social, and a Christmas party. Membership is open tc all BNC students and tc faculty and alumni. The objective of the club is tc develop a family feelinc among those interested ir mathematics by increasing interaction between faculty and students.
Club members are: (front row) Brenda Nuffer, M elody Taylor, Marion Whiteford; (b ack row) Brian McLaughlin, Steve Vaughn, Mike McGurk (President). Elaine Seavey, Helena Georgiou, Rhonda Erway, Dr. Forrest Ladd.
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SEA
(B ack Row) Paula McCullough, Joy Beaver, Suzanne Hayes, Debbie Gifford, Shelley Lewallen, Glendola Isaacs, Shelly Bridgewater, Carolyn Hutchin, (Front Row) Jeanne Sykes, Beth Kinnamon, Jan Hoffpauir, Tam m y Buell, JoAnn Tate, Rhonda Howard.
Student Education Association club members and sponsors were very active during the 1984-1985 school year. SEA is an educational group in which reading and mathematics scholarships are granted. As well as attending the SOEA state convention, these members took part in a Child Abuse Seminar. They threw a back to school party consisting of different types of ice cream sundaes, and also held a picnic. Arrangements were made to have Penny Williams, chairman of House Education Committee, from Tulsa to visit the campus and talk to SEA members.
S E A members attended the SO E A state convention at ORU n Tulsa on Oct. 19 and 20, then returned with 3 o f 4 state >ffices. Delegates include: Shelly Lewallen, state editor, Rhonda loward, W endy Clapp, state secretary, Paula McCullough, 'JEA-RA delegate alternate, Debbie Gifford, and Glendola Isaacs, tate president.
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Delta Mu Delta members are: Renee Marshall (President), Sonia Sweetin, Dee Ann Newberry (Vice President), Joy Stayton (Secretary), Sharon Coe, Dr. Elmer Shellenberger (Sponsor), W ayne Beachy, Susan Blankenship, Carol Bailey, Rhonda Williams (Treasurer).
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The Student Home Economics Association is a society that provides students with the chance to become more familiar with opportunities available in the field of Home Economics. This year’s club was “ really cookin’ .” They sponsored an Indian Taco Get-Acquainted Party, attended a Student Leadership Conference at Langston University, and had a Christmas Decorating Party for the Royce Brown Business Building. Also, special speakers were brought to campus, including Lou Anthony of C.R. Anthony’s, who spoke on accessories, and Tommy Bigbee, who gave a short seminar on new techniques of hair design.
Strictly Business Delta Mu Delta
Concerned strictly with business this group is classified by th< Internal Revenue Service as < non-profit, educational society All donations to the club are ta: exempt for the donor. Becaus< of membership, these student are eligible for employment ir Federal Civil Service GS-" positions rather than the usua GS-5 available with this type o degree. April 4 saw the annua Initiation Dinner, at which nev members were honored
Members are: (front) Prof. Donna Totman, Prof. Connie Pierce; (m iddle) Darcy Jacobsen, Ruth Harris, Melinda Bartley, Courtney Piatt, Sylvia Greene, Shelly Stone, Beth Gibson, Kathy Kersh, Leilani Neiner, Cindy Peters, Christy Hobbs, Leigh Shigley, Angela Rea; (back) Velma Alfson, Teryl Masterson, Mary Andrews, aryn Olson, “ ‘ , Ka ~ Tammy Smith, Am y Travis, Stephanie Pierce.
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Members are: (first row) Dr. Sylvia Schmidt, Mireya Hernandez, Rhonda Johnson, Machell Lewis, Joyce Hallowell, Jay Lackey; (s e co n d row) Mike Boyd, Debbie Gifford, Dale Wayman, Brent Heinrich, Carol Bailey, Prof. Dolores W ood. (N ot pictured : Mark Janes, Sharmaine Peters, Sandy Southwell, Karen Walden, Kent Sanmann, Ruben Arguelles, Brenda k Flowers, Tina Longnecker, Paula McCullough, Jeff Stewart, John Westcott.)
The Timothean Society is designed to help students who are planning on doing work “ for Heaven’s sake,” those students going into Christian ministry. These students are given chances to conduct worship services where they can practice preaching. They have chapel on Friday mornings for this very purpose. The club also took a trip to Crescent, Oklahoma, where they helped in the service and taught Sunday School. These are all wonderful activities which make the Timotheans a very special group of fellowshipping religion students.
Foreign Matters Alpha Mu Gamma The Kappa Kappa Chapter is an affiliate of Alpha Mu Gamma, in which “ foreign matters” are important. This group is a national collegiate foreign language honor society. Students who have made outstanding achievements during two years of language studies are honored at an initiation banquet in April.
For H eaven s Sake Timotheans
(First row) Marion Whiteford, Karla Messer; (seco n d row) Brad Wilson, Brian McLaughlin, Chuck Russ, Dennis Williams, D.J. Russell, Prof. Jirar Tashjian; (third row) Tim Williams, Phillip Bridgewater, Ken Trammel, John Drusedum, Charles James, David Wesley.
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Out and A-boot American Studies Program
Participants in the program this year were Scott Moseley, Debbie Lunn, Lisa McGraw, and Daron Street.
Looks like something is brewing between Scott Moseley and a fellow A S P ’ er!
The American Studies Program, sponsored by the Christian College Coalition, allows college students the opportunity to spend a semester in Washington, D.C., studying such important topics as the Economy, the Legislature, or International Relations. American Studies Program students also work while in the nation’s capitol, often as interns in various government offices and departments. The American Studies Program provides an exciting opportunity to meet new people and to be exposed to the government on a close-up basis. BNC has consistently been well-represented in recent years, and this year was no exception. Congratulations to Scott, Debbie, Lisa, and Daron.
Three’s company, right Daron?
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Ducks Unlimited
Making its debut on campus this year was Ducks Unlimited, a new organization formed by several Snowbarger hunting buffs who had trouble fitting into any other existing club. David ‘Duck’ Nelson, the club’s official “ mascot,” found it difficult to escape these avid outdoorsmen and was the object of much harassment, all in the spirit of Christian love, of course. Fortunately for David, this “ Unique” organization was dissolved at the close of hunting season, and he was able to resume a normal life. “ But watch out, David,” warned one member, “ there’s always next year!”
‘Duck’ Nelson tried in vain to escape the sights of the fierce Ducks Unlimited hunters. Members included Dan Frazier, Keith Metcalf, George Culver, Brady Sliman, Jerry Lewis, Steve Slothower, Scott Harper, and David ‘Duck’ Nelson, mascot.
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The football season soon arrived on the BNC campus. A draft was issued, players were drafted, practices were called. Players endured strained muscles, broken bones, jammed fingers, not to mention the horrendous if not unpredictable weather of windy Oklahoma. The few fans who braved the cold, wind, and rain, were amazed by the dedication of the players. To some, intramurals is taken lightly; not to those at BNC. This year the winning team was Alpha. For them all the hard work paid off as they clinched the championship.
Kappa — Verna “ Know what I mean” Barnes, Ron Maison, Dawn “ Striker” Staton, Mike Willard, Tina “ Fluff’ Cleavelin, Susan “ Rumble” Hamilton, Todd Southworth, Willie Gonzalez, Becky Campbell, Lisa Troglin, Aaron Stemen, Mike Davis, Brad Nichols, Chuck Davis, George Culver, Chad Ward, Neil Roberts, “Jungle Jill” Lewis, Frank Flemmons, Dana Bowers, Kenneth Tatum, Curtis Yates, Randy Weins, Dale Cozby, Ted Jenkins, David Busic, Steve Tallman, Travis Jarrod, Mark Wright, Ron Funk, Wendy “ Crash” Seaman.
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Mike Willard puts all his might into a pass that could possibly add some points to the scoreboard and beat the rush. (T op right) Mike Willard grimaces with every fiber of his being as he prepares to out run and out wit a charging Joe Turner. Gamma â&#x20AC;&#x201D; John Mark Griffin, G regg Counce, Donny Nichols, John Biggs, Gary Dunlap, L ee McLemore, Tim Foxworthy.
Michael King and Brian Wiesinger prepare to take down a rough and ready opponent.
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Delta — Jerry Lewis, Dawn “ Striker’ Staton, Kevin Eggleston, Devin Harwell, Ron Jacobs, Mike Mercer, Susan “ Rumble” Hamilton, Sam Book, Cameron Grubert, Dan Morgan, Kevin Snow, Maury Buster, Tina Cleavelin, Jeff Randall, Billy Feland, Jim Pope, Ken Greene, Reed Channell.
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Redskin Volleyball Power The 1984 season held much excitement for the Redskin Volleyball Team. An impressive record of 26 wins and 8 losses allowed the team to capture yet another hard earned District 9 Championship Title. The women fought, spiked, and bumped opposing teams off the courts and were rewarded with a ranking of 14th in the NAIA standings. The number of fans increased at the few home games. Spectators were thrilled by the grace of Kathy Goings, amazed by the strength behind the powerful spike of Lisa Christoph, and applauded the expert coaching ability of Stephane Shellenberger. Although these individuals contributed much to the team’s glowing
record, they alone could not have succeeded without the combined efforts of the other team members. One loyal fan commented proudly, “ When they’re out on that floor working together, I mean really together, something happens. It’s as if nothing alive can stop them.” The team was shocked when Coach Shellenberger resigned her position as Head Coach. “ It surprised us all.” Sarah Jane Freeman told the Arrow, “ She’ll be hard to replace.” Indeed her expertise and determination will be sorely missed. But when asked about its effect on the team next year, Lisa Christoph optimistically replied, “ If anything, w e’ll be even better.”
Coach Shellenberger reviews some strategy. (L o w er right) Laurie Hawk blocks a dink.
Introducing the Lady Redskins: Coach Stephane Shellenberger, Shawn Smith, Latisha Aucutt, Joanna Vaden, Linette Rivera, Belinda Finch, Laurie Hawk, Manager Dena Newlun, Priscilla Abundis, Kathy Goings, Lisa Christoph, Glenda Vantrease, Sarah Jane Freeman, Becky Southworth.
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(T op) Kathy Goings and Sarah Jane Freeman set up a seemingly impenetrable block for Lisa Christoph. Sarah Jane Freeman — affectionately known as “ Smashing Sarah.”
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Lisa shows the style which fans labled “ The Christoph Challenge.”
(T op) Glenda Vantrease leaps into action! Just look at the concentration on Shawn Smith’s face!
Willie Gonzalez and Steve Tallman take a brief break from the action.
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Just For Kicks The Redskin Soccer Team kicked off into another successful year. Hard practices paid off as the Redskins proudly displayed a record of 10 wins, 8 losses, and 1 tie. “ W e had an excellent season,” Coach Harmon stated. “ I’m very proud of the squad. Six of the eight losses were lost by only one goal. They worked very hard to get where they are.” The team once again clinched the District 9 NAIA Championship for the fourth consecutive year. It seems that BNC is the team to beat. Coach Harmon is looking forward to next year with anticipation of another District 9 title. Though the team will be losing a few players, they will also be gaining new ones. Indeed the squad’s future looks bright. Joe Thom a prepares for the worst while Mychal Cook does his best to defend a goal.
Tim Ingram shows some tricky passing maneuvers to a stunned opponent.
Rusty Welch, L ee M cLemore, Tim Ingram, and Joe Thoma.
(T op) Mychal C ook “ breaks a leg.” Moving with precision down the field. Lee M cLemore — W ho says soccer is all cuts and bruises? Just look at that smile!
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Golf Team wins A11-Conference
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THE BUMS Offbeat humor, strange clothes, hilarious antics — these are the characteristics of that rare species, THE BUM. This year’s Bums showed us that bizarre sense of humor most eople do not possess, and do not wish to. Inder the leadership of Alan Palmer and Richard Rose, this zany group did their best to delight the rowdy Redskin fans. Though their actions led many to question their sanity, they continued, to the best of their ability, to represent the true spirit of BNC — Craziness!
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THE BUMS: Danny Morgan, Rob W ycoff, Jim Bowie, Mark Phillips, Mark Phebus, Aaron Morgan, Richard Rose Alan Palmer. (Not pictured: Paul Lambert, Cliff Johnston, Monty Nichols, Jeff Randall, Mark Sexton, Rick Nelson
Alan Palmer and Paul Lambert show their unusual spirit.
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C a tc h T he S p ir it 'he life of a cheerleader is not 11 fun. It takes hours of practice d get that perfect formation and lose precise movements. Fans /ere proud to boast about the INC Cheerleaders. They eliqhted the crowds with their earless stunts and undying spirit.
They were there to cheer the team to victory in those last crucial minutes of the game. It was this spirit that many feel was the reason for such an impressive homegame record.
Eric Murray gives Eric Herren a lift in spirit.
Varsity Cheerleaders: Tasha Watts, Eric Herren, Steve Leopard, Chris Cory, Kevin Johnson, Darren W oodard, Eric Murray, Phyllis Goldston, Sherry Burks, Regina Crull, Lorri Sisson, Kim Hubbard, Angie Williams. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Sheila H oover, Lisa Silvey, Whitney Piatt, Lisa Rustin, Kristy Kennedy. (A bove) Taking a well-deserved halftime break are Tasha Watts and Lorri Sisson.
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(77/ The Lady Redskins, under the coaching direction of : > , ’ , , A t t n Jeneane Pence, turned out a season record of 17 wins and 14 losses. “ The team is getting better with each passing year,” Johnna Merritt stated. “ I think that next year will be our year to win.” Joanna Vaden added, “ W e had a great season, but we all are looking forward to next year and the challenge it offers.”
Janeiie Holmes springs up on her toes for two crucial points.
T h e Lady R edskins — Madelyn Daily, Janelle Holmes, Bernice Billingsley, Johnna Merritt, Stephanie Shenk, Assistant Coach Michelle Hurst, Lori Ross, Kim Griffin, Jenifer Freeman, Tracy Helm, Mary L ee McKnight, Joanna Vaden, Coach Jeanene Pence.
Tracy Helm screams down the court. Lisa Christoph bounds through for two.
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i^SCCETi^LL Through the Hoop Fast paced action, slam dunks and steals were a common feat for the Redskin team under the coaching direction of Loren Gresham. This season included another climb for the District 9 Title, but unfortunately, this was
not to be. The teamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s hopes were dashed with losses in the Playoffs. With recruiting and hard practice, the Skins will return next year with more determination and the experience crucial to success.
Mike Green aims for the rim to add two to the scoreboard.
The Redskins: Ron Hubbard, Dick Balenseifen, Jay Price, Bobby Gantt, Hugh Piatt, Greg Northcutt, Bruce Banz, Tim Motsinger, Charles Phillips, Harold Cooper, Richard Thompson, Mike Green, Jose Santos, Lindy Waters, Allyn Pepper, Ronnie Brown.
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(T op left) Bruce Banz glides for the basket. (T op right) Mr. and Mrs. T are big Redskin fans. (A bove) Lindy Waters shoots the hoop for two. (Left) Dick Balenseifen in action!
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Heading Institutional Advancement is Dr. Ron Schmidt (left); VicePresident of Legal Affairs is Dr. Harry Macrory (low er left); Dr. Don Beaver is Vice-President o f Academic Affairs (right); and Vice-President of Enrollment Development is Rev. Mike Estep (low er right).
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ADMINISTRATION Always willing to lend a hand are G ene G ore (left), head o f the Financial Aid Department, and Comptroller David Minnix (low er left). Registrar Gary Lance (right) and Director o f Student Recruitment Jeff Sexton (low er right) help students get started at BNC.
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Lecil Brow n (to p right) is head o f Planned Giving. Beth Gibson (top left) is Associate Director of Student d eten  tion, and Rev. Don Hendron (center) is Director of the Physical Plant. Chapel Coordinator for the C ollege is Rev. Merv Goins (low er left), and heading up the Alumni-Media relations is Michael Crabtree (low er right).
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STUDENT DEVELOPMENT Although newly appointed, the members of the Student Development office have already become widely re足 spected around campus. Headed by the Dean of Stu足 dents, Bobby Martin, and his associate directors, Mike Brooks and Linda Gresham, the office has been able to make many improvements at BNC. Dean Martin has found the year to be a time of growth for him personally. He credits his excellent staff for much of the success already achieved this year. It is his personal goal that the office will always be open to the students and their needs. He values input from all areas because he believes that it is only through teamwork that the office can accomplish its goals. Mike and Linda have enjoyed getting to know the students and seeing programs develop that are in har足 mony with the goals of the college. Open dorms, birthday cakes, More Than a Body awards, and curfew improve足 ments were all sponsored through their office.
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RELIGION & PHILOSOPHY The Religion Department at BNC places emphasis on two areas of instruction. One is on the practical aspect of religious study. The other is on d evelopin g preaching skills. Students are taught how to practically apply the knowledge of the Word in the field of Christian education. The Philosophy Department strives to teach students truth and clear objective thinking.
Left to Right: Dr. Roger Hahn, Dr. Max Harris, Dr. Lyle Flinner, Wes Harmon, Dr. Stephen Gunter, Jirar Tashjian.
EDUCATION Education is the science of teaching others how to leam. Every day the Teacher Education Department helps students become teachers. The pro gram offers a Masters of Education degree, B.S. degrees in Elementary Education and Early Childhood Edu cation, and certification on the sec ondary levels.
Left to Right: Cindy Robinson, Kep Keoppel, Dr. Joy Beaver, Dr. W a y n e M u r r o w , Dr. G r a c e Brooks, Dr. Elbert Overholt, Dr. Rena Walker.
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BUSINESS
The Business Division offers many opportu nities to students. It strives to enable them to develop an understanding of basic business and economic principles which are of value to all people. It seeks to guide students into molding a Christian philosophy of life that can be integrated into the business environ ment. Left to Right: Jim Tabers, Paul Pat rick, Iris Harris, Dr. Larry Mills, Glenna Oakley, Dwain Grant, George Biggs, Dr. Elmer Shellenberger. Language faculty members are: Prof. Geraldine Huhnke, Prof. Do lores Wood, Prof. Barbara Britton, Dr. Sylvia Schmidt. The Department of Modern Languages opens three new worlds of communication through the French, German, and Spanish languages. The department offers both ma jors and minors in language as well as con centrated studies in Spanish culture and literature. The Modem Language Depart ment offers the student an opportunity to broaden his horizons and to understand and enjoy other cultures.
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In addition to the required Freshmen En glish courses and Introduction to Literature, the English Department offers upper divi sion courses in poetry, special studies in literature, journalism, creative writing, and English. The department also benefits the student body by advising the campus pub lications. Left to Right: Lynn Green, Pamela Bracken, Martha Gresham, Jim Wilcox, Dr. Gwen Ladd, Dr. Cecil Inman, Evelyn Downs, Ethel Dickerman, Vivian Stewart, Dr. Charles Jennings. Left to Right: Lori Ross, Deana Moore, Pam Broyles, Debra Spin dle, Carolyn Waterman. The Department of Speech Communica tions brings many benefits to the campus. They provide opportunities for interested students to participate in dramatics and to pursue careers in this area. The department offers a wide selection of courses ranging from public communication to scriptwriting to experience in play performance. The campus eagerly awaits the department’ s plays every semester.
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(T op left) Dr. Robert Judd (T op right) Dr. L e o Finkenbinder (M iddle left) Naomi Lindley, Norma W ood, Linda Baird, Daisy Goulden (M iddle center) Dr. Sharon Young (M iddle right) Dr. Paul Reinbold (Bottom left) O bed Watters (Bottom right) L ee Turner
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Dr. Gene Heasley Dr. Keith Walker Paul Perryman
Fine Arts (B ack row) John Rosfeld, Howard Oliver, Melvin Unruh, Mark Reighard. (Front row) Phil Moore, Caroline Hall, Cherrie Hampton, Eleanor Whitsett, Martha Fast. David Miller
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(T op left) Dr. Loren Gresham (T op right) Dr. Randall Spindle and Bob Lively (M iddle left) Dr. Forrest Ladd (M iddle center) Martha Banz (M iddle right) Dr. Jean Graham (Bottom left) Dr. Dorothy Stasser (Bottom right) Dr. Lyle Tullis
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Home Economics (Left) Dr. Anita Reynolds (C enter) Connie Pierce (Right) Donna Totman
HEALTH, P.E., RECREATION
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CAREER CENTER
Sandy Fraa(>er counsels a student in hex office.
Linda Wilcox â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Director of the Career Center.
EXTENDED LEARNING CENTER
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Cathy Abbott, Sue Ann Lively, Bonnie Norman. 144
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LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER
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Front: Marilyn Turner, Donice Tashjian, Karen Read, Clara Jean Peterson. Back: Mike Crum, Joy Pauley, Bea Flinner, Jackie Cundiff, Shirley Pelley.
STUDENT UNION
lorn Pagan makes lange for a student.
Manager Reggie Coleman and Paul Baker, of the BNC Bookstore, are familiar faces to the students.
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MAINTENANCE & HOUSEKEEPING
Front: Mildred Shepherd, Mary Man ners, Joyce Kildow, Flossie Pound, Sue Wilbanks, Connie Rodriguez. Back: Dorothy Brocious, Joe Burke, Jo Ann Thomas, Bob Tucker, Bill Gifford, Mary Martinez, Robert Neilsen. Front: John Orther, Ray Martindale, Charles Witte, Bob Busic, Don Hendren — Director of Plant Operations. Back: Herb Els, Phil Castleberry, Frank Kelley, James Manners, Hubert Harris, Bill McBee.
SAGA FOOD SERVICE Front: Betty Holland, Jane Wilburn, Sherry Murrow, Bertie Tumbleson, Lin da Snerril, Christine Pruett, Marilyn Shrum, Fannie Loper, Corrine Bratholt. Back: Steve Vaughan, Arlyne Brown, John Makipur, Geoffrey Alleyne, Jack Kline, Don Keith — Director, Mark Schwartz.
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SENIORS
A W S President Michelle Eller emcees the fiercely competitive Campus Clod pageant.
Class Officers are: Jeff Herman — President, Melanie Herman — Secretary, Jana Prentice — Chaplain, Jenny Cunningham — S T U C O Rep., Jack Henry — Vice President, Lisa Williams — Treasurer (not pictured).
Chris Andrews Management Ruben Arguelles Management David Austin Physical Ed. Evon Austin Early Childhood Ed.
Lanney Avis Religious Ed. C arol Bailey Marketing M ark B ak er Management M elissa B ak er Nursing
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Melinda Bartley Home Economics Carol B eals Elementary Ed. M argo B e h a m Business Admin. Tony Bell Music
Leah Blevins M aesel Bolte Nursing Prent Boswell Sociology Shelly Bridgw ater Education
Rick B rum m ett Religious Ed. R ichard E . Buckner Religion H arlan B uettner Religion G eorge Buntz Marketing
M ichael Burton Business Admin. D ana Lynn Cam pbell Biology Sallye Campbell Biology Cheryl S tem en C arley Nursing
Donnie Carley Business Ja n ice Wedel C arr Chemistry Paul A. Carroll Business Admin. M argaret C arter Biology
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B eth C h atterton Marketing Kwang Don Chun Religion
D. Kent C laggett Mass Comm/Journalism A ngela Clinkingbeard Nursing
Ann Owens is deeply engrossed in the game action.
S h aron Coe Business Admin. S an d ra Colston Speech Comm./Bus. P au la Cooper Christian Ed. W ayne Cooper Accounting
G regg Counce Music D ale Cozby Business Admin. Christy Crippen International Studies Jenny Cunningham Mass Comm. /Journalism
Jennifer Cypert Business Admin. Madelyn Daily Physical Education D ienna D arbro Mathematics Dan Davis Accounting
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Seniors
Tim Davis Biology Phyllis Dillard Journalism Bonnie D oran Early Childhood Ed. D onita Duer Business Admin.
Tina D uggan Early Childhood Ed. Rhonda Erw ay M ark Evans Management Belinda Finch Marketing
B renda Flow ers Mathematics Larry W. Ford Elementary Ed. Don Franklin Music Debbie Gifford Education
Phylis Goldston Physical Education D iana G rah am Home Economics Ty G raves Business Admin. Davonne Gray Home Economics
Susan Hall Accounting Cheryl H arper Business Admin. Sherri H art Business Admin. Brent H einrich Political Science
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J a c k D. Henry Accounting E sth er E. Herbert Sociology Jeff H erm an Accounting M elanie B ak er H erm an Elementary Ed.
Jo h n Himsel Marketing B renda Hobbs Marketing Ja n Hoffpauir Education Peggy Hoffpauir Music
Rhonda Howard Early Childhood Ed. Kimberly Hubbard Physical Education Connie Huffaker Elementary Ed. Caroline Hutchins Early Childhood Ed.
R honda Ingersol Music Eddie Isaacs Glendola Isaacs Education Teresa Ja ck so n Nursing
C h arles Ja m e s Religion J . M ark Ja n e s Chemistry R andal S. Joh nson Accounting P au la B yers Kegin Psychology
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Seniors
Angela Keith Music W. S co tt Kennedy Business Admin. Denise D. Kim brough Business Education Darrell Kindle Computer Science
Debbie Kindle Early Childhood Ed. Kim Knowles Accounting Angela K oelsch Nursing G erald K oelsch Biology
Stephen Leonard Business Admin. Jenny Leppo Interior Design S. M achell Lewis Biology Robin Little Speech Comm.
Jo n Paul Lowry Biology Rodi Ja n e M anaois Biology Lillian M arler Nursing K. Renee M arshall Management
Glen Martin Computer Science Brenda M artindale Early Childhood Ed. Venus B. M ateo Religion Amy M atthew s Nursing
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M arie May Psychology Pau la M c(Jullough Education Phyllis McDowell Nursing Cynthia L. Melton Organizational Comm.
Keith M etcalf Management C arol Miller Early Childhood Ed. Christi J . Millikin Larry M oore Elementary Ed.
Tonja Mulder Education Dee Ann Newberry Office Admin. B rad N ichols History G reg N orthcutt Management
P a m a la Oduwole Education Billy D. Owens Business Admin. E. Ann Owens Nursing B eck y Pape Business Admin.
Stephen Pape Physics Jerri P eace Home Economics Cyndee Pelley Music K athy Pelley Accounting
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Seniors
S h arm aine Peters Accounting Ja n a Prentice Human Relations Robert Redwine Political Science Tina Rhodes Music Education
Robert R oss Speech Comm. Keith Rudolph Computer Science Kent Sanm ann International Studies Lisa S carlett Elementary Ed.
Janelle S eato n Religious Ed. Jeffrey L. Siem s Management Michelle Sim pson Psychology Shirley Sloan Business Admin.
Steve Slothow er Business Admin. Karen S. Sm ith Randy Jo e Sm ith Education Blake S n od grass Speech Comm.
S an d ra Southwell International Studies Stephen S tark Biology
Lisa Niebruage and Lisa Williams blow bubbles at the intramural football game.
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Dawn S taton Business/Biology Jo y Stayton Business Admin. Jeff Stew art Biology Lori D uce Stew art English
Joh nn y Stubbs Psychology C. Jean n e Sykes Early Childhood Ed.
Ron Sykes Music B ru ce T hanscheidt Speech Comm.
Scott Kennedy and Robin Little relax after Hom ecom ing Queen coronation.
Ja n Tumbleson Music W esley W. V allance Religion Mickey VanArsdale Computer Science Glenda V antrease Business Admin.
Cynthia Vernier Elementary Ed. P am W achtel English Melanie Jo y W alker Mathematics C had W ard Biology
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Seniors
David W atson Mathematics Lewie M. W atters Business Admin. Marion Whiteford Psychology Lisa W illiams Early Childhood Ed.
Rhonda Williams Accounting Mark Winn Music Ed. Karen W om ack Computer Science B arry Wood Education
Lee W ray Management Curtis Y a te s Robin J . Ziebarth Office Admin. Paul B ak er Grad. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Management
Graduates Patti Bennett Early Childhood Ed. Chaiyou C h itrazan a Ike Chun Management Devon Herrick
Melany Kyzer Post Graduate Carol Lundy Paul Mgbodile Management Don L. Wilson Religion
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JUNIORS
John Mark Griffin strolls in thoughtful meditation.
Junior Class Officers: Annette McDaniel — Stuco Rep., Jana Cantrell — Secretary, Kelly Cogdill — Treasurer, Sherry Burks — Vice President, Prof. Reiahard — Sponsor, Earl Chamberlain — President, Brian Wiesinger — Chaplain.
Randy Adams Tim Adams Marlene Allbritton Mary Andrews Carol Arnold
Jimmie Baker Mary Baldwin Ronald Barnett Trina Bickerstaff Jana Simmons Beachy
Donna Bean John Biggs Susan Blankenship Mike Boyd Phillip Bridgewater
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Juniors
John Buchanan Tammy Buell Dana Bumpus Margaret Ann Bundy Sherry Burks
Jeffrey W. Busch Beverly Bybee Greg o yb ee Jana Cantrell Randy Carlson
Leslie Carter Earl Chamberlain Jim Childress John Childress Alisha Clements
Tim Coil Cindy Colley Susan Collins Leigh Compton Robin Counce
Mayela Cruz
George Culver
Friends share together in prayer.
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Randloph Cuthbert David Dedman Rick Delp
Laine Diffee Denece Doggett Tom Drymon
Chris Duggan Patti Duke Sharia Durr Johnny Evatt and Jerry Lewis, along with a sell-out crowd, await the beginning of the Hom ecom ing festivities.
Kevin Eggleston Jimmy Elliott Rhonda Emmert Leigh Ann Ferrill Jack Feurtado
Gayle Flint Sheryl Folsom Daniel Frazier Jennifer Freeman Joe H. French
Laura Fry Jon Galbraith Brenda Gassett Elizabeth Gilchrist Jacqueline G lover
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Juniors
Susan Gokool Alfred L. Gordon Helen Goulden
John Mark Griffin Kim Griffin Robin Groteleuschen
Lom e Hall Jim Hane Whitfield Harris
Laurie Hawk Sherry Helton Nora Hernandez Brian G. Hobbs Karen Hollowell
Vicki Brown Horton William H. Horton Kevin Huffaker Barbara Hurlburt Okon Idiong
Donna Jackson Ron Jacobs Rhonda Johnson Sidney Joffrion III Lisa Jones
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R. Andrew Jordan Glen Kegin
Stacey Knapp Jay Lackey
Abidemi Ladipo Lore Layher Coach Brett Rickey shivers in anticipation o f a win during the annual Pow der Puff game.
R om eo Leal Shelly Lewallen Lisa Long Tina Lonqnecker Denise C. Maes
Diane Martin Teryl Masterson Tem ple M ayo Devin McAnally Carol McCartney
Annette McDaniel Joe B. McDaniel Steve McGarraugh Paul McJunkin Kathleen McLaughlin
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Juniors
Angela McNabb Steven McNabb Cynthia Marlene M cVey Teddy McWhinney Lisa R. Mercer
Patricia Lynn Mick Debbie Miley David Miller Joleta Miller Jonathan Mills
Scott Mowry Connie Murray Dee Mustain Kevin Naumann David Nelson
Tena Newberry Donald Nichols, Jr.
Mark Norwine Cindy Ogden
W endy Peay Cindy Peters Lips pursed in determination, Brenda Gassett aims for a high
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Trina Peterson Mike Phebus Courtney Piatt Dedria Price Angela Rea
Diane Reynolds Brett Rickey Kim Channell Roberts S. Neal Roberts Marla Ross
Harold Russell Robert Ryan Robyn Schlabach Mike Schafer LuAnn Schapka
Miriam Shaver
Brian Smith
Kevin Snow W ho says roommates donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t share? Lisa Mercer and Elizabeth Gilchrist share a hug with Mike Willard.
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Juniors
Brent Stewart
Beth Stockton Kelly Cogdill and Laura Tutt laugh over an amusing anecdote.
Nanette Sullivan Cheryl Sutterfield Brooks Anne Swift Melody Taylor Carmen Templeton
Dawn Thanscheidt Raewyn Thomason Tammy Thomsen Jaci Uloricht Robin Umsted
Steven Vaughan Victor Velez Pamela F. Vernier Lorie Walcher Laniece Watkins
Tasha Watts Rusty Welch Cynda Whitaker Randall Wiens Lynell W ood
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SOPHOMORES
Class Officers: Sharlene Case — Chaplain, David Strong — President, Regina Crull — Secretary, David Fortenberry — Treasurer, Brenda Nichols — Stuco Rep., Mike Mercer — Vice President.
Janet Adams James Adesida Billy Arnold Darla Asbill Kevin Beals
Lisa Black Sam Book Joey Brandon Cheryl Y. Brent W es Bricoe
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Sophomores
Cindy Watson and Curtis Prince decked out for Homecoming. Freshmen and Sophomores congregate on the mall for W ednesday night chapel during W elcom e Week.
Pamela Broadway Robert Brookins Sheryl Burke Kelly Byrd Julene Calkins
Jerry Campers II Cheryl Cantrell Tressa Cartwright Paul Chambers Brenda Cheatwood
W endy Chupp
Cindy Clapp
Angie Kerr, Julene Calkins, Chad Ward, W endy Seaman, and Cheryl Cantrell wait in anticipation for the Cruse Family to appear.
W endy K. Clapp Tina Q eavelin Brett Close John Coleman David Craig
Susan Craia Regina Crull David Cummings Shelly Cummins Teresa Daugherty
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Brian Davis Scott Davis Steve Davis Becky Douglas Terry Doyle
John Drusedum Douglas Duncan Rodney Durr Kent Emmert Betsy Eick
Mike Eskew Johnny Evatt Harriet Ferrill Cynthia Flowers David Fortenberry
Ron Funk Am y Furbee Chris Garcia Kellie Garrett Kari Geraci
Beth Gibson Jeffrey Giles
Sylvia Green Don Goscha
Ron “ clods” around while Jill Lewis, Roger Oliver, and Tammi Shrum debate on his sanity.
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Donita Hadley Lisa Hall
Joyce Hallowell Susan Hamilton
A rare moment o f silence falls upon Regina Crull during the hectic W elcom e W eek activities.
Lori Hance Julie Harrington Phillip Heasley Ron Hefner Colleen Hodges
Janelle Holmes Ok-Kyoung Hong W endy Hopkins LeAnn Huggins Betsy Ingram
Sherri Jackson Tammy James Randall Johnson Michele Joines Tamara Judd
Angie Kerr Annie Kimura Deanna Kindle Michael King Beth Kinnamon
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Brad Kissell Sharon Koranda
Paula Kruger Connie LaFave
Angela Lancaster Steve Leopard
A few of the â&#x20AC;&#x153; beautiful peopleâ&#x20AC;? pause to pose for a group photo for the A W S Mother-Daughter Breakfast.
Cary Lewis Jill Lewis Jamie Longacre Becky Loving Lori Lumm
Michelle MacDonald Am y Malcom Tim Mastin Michael D. Mercer Karla Marie Messer
Sherri Miley Eric Murray Robbie Harry Neeson Leilani Neiner Ruth Netzley
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Sophomores
Dena Newlun Brenda Nichols Greg Norell Dawn Pardue Laurie Patrick
Allyn Pepper Kaye Pershall Jill Petty Charles Phillips, Jr. Hugh Piatt II
LaVonda Pierce Betty Poff Rick Powell Jay Price Stacy Pulliam
Melody Reeves Rhonda Richards
Russell Robbins Deborah L. Rogers
Kim Rogers Eileen Ruger
Tim Williams points out the similarities and differences of religion majors during Sophomore Follies.
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Stuart Rustin Alice Sanchez Sandi Sanders Ken Saville W endy Seaman
Kevin Shasteen Stephanie Shenk Scott Shepherd David Showalter Tammi Shrum
Lorri Sisson Betty Marie Smith Sharon Southwell Becky Southworth David Spalding
Nancy Stewart Shelly Stone Mark Strange David Strong Charlie Suarez
Kenneth Tatum G reg Taylor Terry Taylor Joe Thoma Danny Thomas
Rhonda Thomas Jamii Thompson Richard Thompson A m el Thurman Crystal Todd
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Sophomores
Am y Travis Lisa Troglin Joe Turner Philip Van Pelt Carla Rae Vance
Rhonda Vamell Sherri Vaughn Nita Vaughan Jorge Enoc Vazquez George Villegas
Lindy Waters Cynthia Watson
Sandi Wiens Rhonda Wilkins
Kevin Beals and Am y Travis brave the cold winds to watch intramural football.
Tom Wilkins Angie Williams Laurie Williams Tim Williams Bradley D. Wilson
Mark R. Wright Rick W ycoff Angelita Zacarias Teresa Zaleta
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FRESHMEN Priscilla Abundis Kathy Adrian
Michelle Allen Tisha Aucutt
W endy Aycock Annette Bailey
David Baker Michael Baker Terry Baldwin Shannon Balko Charles Ballard
Sonja Barnes Dawn Barnett Karen Barnett Michael R. Bartley Grace Beachy
Johnnie Beavers Diane Bergen Evelyn Beyer Debbie Sue Blanks Bryan Bourne
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Freshmen
Class Officers: Brad Estep — Chaplain, Mike Baker — S T U C O Rep., Richard Rose — Vice President, Lisa Silvey — Secretary, R oger Oliver — President, Gary Cummings — Treasurer.
James Bowie Cindy Bradley Cristy Brewer Michelle M. Brisendine Rick Brock
Kim Brumbough Ron Brummet Maury Buster Michael Cantrell Jana Carney
Anne Cauther Rhonda Chandler Reed T. Channell Paula Coleman Keith Conaway
Becky Cooper Sharlene C ooper Laura Cope Pam Copeland Jeff C ox
Randall Crosley Gregory Crew Craig Culbertson Gary W. Cummings Rick Dages
Karla Daniels Carolyn Danner Charles Davis Michael Davis Shannon Rose Deshautelle
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Pam Desselle Pat Drew Gary Dunlap Kim Echols Brad Estep
Susan Fechner Edgar Finck Josh Flynn Kim Ford
Michelle Ford Tim Foxworthy Todd Freeman Gary Garrison
Janice Gillian Darci Gilliss Stacy Goldston Bradley D. Grant Cameron Grubert
April Gwynn Carrel Harrington Jackie Harms Mary Harrison Colleen L. Hartman
Devin Harwell Beth Hash R oyce Hathcock Philip Hausburg Chris Heckard
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Freshmen
Sharon K. Hembree Curtis Henderson Eric Herren Patty Hill Christy Hobbs
Angela Holman Sheila H oover Ron Hubbard
Darcy Jacobsen Melissa Jamison Cliff Johnston
Typical Freshmen during the first week of school.
Jon Jones Barbie Jordan Kathy Kersh Jim Knight Paul J. Lambert, Jr.
Jon Law John Layman Sherri Liles Flint Little Lisa Loom er
Tammy Lyn Looney Caroline r. Lundy Martin Lutz J. Bryan Mahoney Ruth Ann Martin
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Elizabeth Martindill Sherry Mays Tim M cA doo Darryl McAnally Gregory L. McDonald
Alan McGuire John McLaughlin Rhonda McLaughlin Angela McNelly Michelle McVeigh
Michael M. M cVey Suzanne Messer Jeri Miner Mark M oore David Morales
Traci Moreau Aaron Morgan Danny Morgan Tom Motsinger Suzanne M oyer
Tresa Murray Debra Jean N eff Lyane Nelles
Karen Nelson Andi Newberry Beth Newberry
Mike Pitts and Darren W oodard .. . what are you guys up to now?
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Monty Nichols Donna Nicholson Valery Nickles
Melissa Niedens Rick Nielsen Roger Oliver
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Karyn Olson Dorothy Owens Twilla Page Alan Palmer Tricia Pearson
Melody Pennebaker Mark Phebus Mark Phillips Whitney Piatt Traci Pickle
Stephanie Pierce Michael Pitts Bob Przybylski Debbie Quist Jeff Randall
Ronette Reidel Cindy Robertson Pilar Rodriguez Richard R. Rose Karen Ross
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David R ow e Rick Rowlett Chelle Rudman Kaylene Russell Lisa E. Rustin
Holly Sanders Julie Savage Ronlyn Schmidt
Katie Shead Robyn Sheehy Leigh Shigley
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Lisa Silvey Keith Sims Gary Sliman Melinda Sliman Blake Slothower
Rebecca A. Smith Ronda Smith Tam m y Smith Cindy Snyder Nellie Ofelia Sol
Aaron Stemen Cheryl Steiner Diana Stephens Donna Stobaugh Renae Summer
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Freshmen
JoAnn Tate Mindy Taylor Ross Thanscheidt Debra Tittle Julie Tompkins
Susan Trammell John Trovinger Darenda Tucker Laura Tutt JoAnna L. Vaden
Megan Velez Gayle Webster Darren Welch Denise White Dennis Williams
John Williams Cheri Wilson Suzy Wilson Kim Witte Ralonda S. W ood
Darren W oodard Jimmy Worrell Robert W ycoff Lester Wynn Jr. Rita Yod er
Suzanne Yates Dawn Young Doug Zandstra
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Index Abundis, Priscilla G. 102, 104, 174 3908 Marshall Dr. Independence, M O 64058 Adams, Brenda K. 4509 N. Redm ond Adams, Janet R. 219 Alexmuir Bl.
Bethany, O K 73008 4, 166 Toronto, Ontario, C N
Adams, Loretta M. 3210 Dwelle Enid, O K 73701 Adams, Randal L. 70, 158 Rt. 3 Box 69M Roswell, NM 88201 Adams, Timothy A. 14, 158 4 4 0 3 N. H a m m o n d B e th a n y , O K 73008 Adams, Tom m y G. 4 4 0 3 N. H a m m o n d 73008
B e th a n y, O K
Atwood, K. Allison P O Box 67 Aransas Pass, T X 78336 Aucutt, Latisha E. 102, 174 Rt. 2 Box 279D Clovis, N M 88101 Austin, David L. 148 Gen Del Hatton, A R 71946 Austin, Evon D. 8912 N. Sooner
148 Edmond, O K 73034
Aviles, Rafael O. 4 4303 Las Cruces San A n ton io, T X 78233 Avis, Lanney A. 148 968 Torrey St. Golden, C O 80401 Aycock, W endy 174 2 0 5 9 M o n tic e llo M o n tg o m e ry , A L 36117
Adedoja, Aderonke R. 3 Sere Close Lagos, Nigeria
Baggett, A. Keith K. 90/ W ild w o o d N acogdoch es, TX 75961
Adesida, James O. 166 7420 N W 10 # 2 D Okla. City, O K 73127
Bailey, Carol R. 70, 90, 91, 148 616 East L e e A v e . S h erw o o d , A R 72166
Adibi, Ali A. Iran 00000
Baker, David A. 74, 174 PO Box 5 Wickes, A R 71973
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Adkison, Shyril L. 7401 N W 31 Bethany, O K 73008
Baker, Jimmie A. 158, 127 PO Box 5 Wickes, A R 71973
Adrian, Kathy S. 78, 174 9463 Blom Shreveport, L A 71108
Baker, Mark A. 148 Rt. 7 Box 84 Conway, A R 72032
Afuwape, John O. 10 Rotimi S Q Lagos, Nigeria
Baker, Melissa E. 12 R ockwood Dr.
Akaninwor, Godwill N. 5009 N W 10 A 2 0 8 N Okla. City, O K 73127
Baker, Michael D. 174 201 S. O ak G ro v e Springdale, A R 72764
Akey, LaDonna E. 122 N. Penn. Okla. City, O K 73120
Baker, Paul W. 157 Rt. 7 Box 84 Conway, A R 72032
Akpabio, Dorcas P. 2 32 5 N. M erid ian 73107
Baldwin, Mary R. 158 1079 Brandng. Im. Colorado Springs, C O 80915
O kla. C ity, O K
Alfson, Bruce L. Alfson, Velma A.
148 Conway, A R 72032
Balenseifen, Dick W. 8309 N W 24 Okla. City, O K 73127
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Allen, D. Michelle 174 6600 W illow Ridge Oklahoma City, O K 73122
Bales, Jane M. 79 6821 N W 31 Terr. Bethany, O K 73008
Ameh, Abdul Tim
Bales, Tim C. 6821 N W 31 Terr. Bethany, O K 73008
Ammari, Imad J. P O Box 9761 Amman Jordan Anderson, Bruce 1741 Painter Rd.
Salem, O H 44460
Andrews, Inez E. 1021 Linn Lane Yukon, O K 73099 Andrews, Mary E. 90, 158 1021 Linn Lane Yukon, O K 73099 Ansari, Behrooz E.
Arbuckle, David L. 2713 Regal Dr. Denison, T X 75020 Archer, Mary E. 4304 N. Peniel Bethany, O K 73008 Arkansas Cty., KS
Archer, Stephen C. 4304 N. Peniel Bethany, O K 73008 Arguelles, Ruben E. 71, 148 338 W ebb Mercedes, T X 78570 Armstrong, Candace M. Armstrong, Donald R. PO Box 65 Wister, O K 74966 Arnold, Carol D. Rt. 3 Box 155AA
158 Enid, O K 73703
Asbill, Darla K. 166 10870 W. 170 Terr. Olathe, KS 66061 Askins, Karen R. 800 G re e n v a le Rd. 73127
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Balko, Shannon L. 174 802 H am psh ire G ran d Prairie, T X 75050 Banz, Bruce T. 224 M eadowcreek
Desoto, T X 75115
Barnes, Sonja R. 174, 85 Rt. 2 Box 22 Elkhart, KS 67950 Barnett, Dawn R. 174 246 Rolling Hill Lancaster, T X 75146
Arbogast, Jr. Edward D.
Archer, Ronald E. 820 N. Summ itt 67005
Balis, Cheryl D. 84 PO Box 756 Eufaula, O K 74432
O kla City, O K
Barnett, Karen S. 174 1120 E. 10th Clovis, N M 88101 Barnett, Ronald R. 158 Hennessey, O K 73742 Bartley, Melinda K. 90, 149 2919 SE Skylark Topeka, KS 66605 Beachy, Grace R. 174 1921 B ro o k h a v e n J o n e s b o ro , A R 72401 Beachy, W ayne L. 46, 51, 90, 64 1921 B ro o k h a v e n J o n e s b o ro , A R 72401 Beals, Carol L. 86, 149 2 0 0 0 C o m a n c h e Rd. P u e b lo , C O 81001 Beals, Kevin R. 166, 173, 37 2000 Comanche Pueblo, C O 81001 Bean, Donna S. 2, 72, 158, 36, 65, 68 1818 Cherry Van Buren, A R 72956 Beaty, Bryan K. 79 PO Box 81, Canton, MS 39046
Beavers, III Johnnie F. 5, 174 10005 N. M cK inley Okla. City, O K 73114 Beck, Duane A. 712 W oodcrest
81, 84 Moore, O K 73160
Beham, Margo R. 70, 149 124 E. Vail Dr. Yukon, O K 73099 Bell, Joleta F. 78, 163, 84 1 7 2 1 S E A r b . C r. D r. ville, O K 74006
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Bell, Tony C. 78, 80, 149, 83 P O Box 443 Vera, O K 74082 Bell, Rachelle R. 1014 S. Larson Chanute, KS 66720 Bennett, Patricia R. 157 Box 269 Crosbyton, T X 79322 Bergen, Diane L. 174 1650 Broadmoor C. Baton Rouge, L A 70815 Beyer, Evelyn L. 88, 174 7218 Baneway Houston, T X 77072 Bickerstaff, Trina R. 158, 65 P O Box 7441 Little Rock, A R 72217 Biggs, John A. 3025 Oakridge
100, 158, 27 Bethany, O K 73008
Billingsley, Bernice 5812 Romaine St. Louis, M O 63112 Billingsley, Pamela L. 7025 N. 13th PI. Phoenix, AZ 85020 Bintasan, Srisupa 607 Stinson B Norman, O K 73069 Black, G. Paige Black, Lisa K. 19, 166 3332 Nline Oaks Conroe, T X 77304 Blankenship, Susan D. 90, 158, 65 815 Greenbelt Houston, T X 77079 Blanks, Debbiesue 174 2 92 0 D o w n in g A v e . B eth an y, O K 73008 Blanks, Edwin W. 2 9 2 0 D o w n in g A v e . 73008
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Bley, Elizabeth M. 1316 Grand Parsons, KS 66111 Bley, Rbbert L. R.R. 2 Wauneta, NB 69045 Boettler, Maribeth Bohanan, Dale W. 4308 N. W heeler Bethany, O K 73008
Bolbock, Connie M. 908 Hickory Roswell, NM 88201
Brummett, Ronald R. 175 RR 1 Box 87 Shattuck, O K 73858
Bolte, Maesel B. 3101 Cashion PI.
Bryant, Theresa F. 761 Northfield R. Bedford, O H 44146
149 Okla. City, O K 73112
Bomett, Billy L. P O Box 57o Nakuru, Kenya Bomett, Gilbert L. P O Box 573 Nakuru, Kenya Boodhoo, Ramesh R. Edinburgh Schene Guyana, S A 00000 Book, Samuel D. 101, 166 8700 State St. Millington, MI 48746 Boswell, Prent G. 149 10451 N. County R. Yukon, O K 73099 Bourne, Bryan W. 174 1816 Wallace Clovis, NM 88101 Bowers, Dana R. 99 Rt. 2 Box 182A McKinney, T X 75069 Bowers, Melanie K. 14 G r e e n v ie w Cir. 72116
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Carpenter, Shirley A.
Cloutier, Joan M.
Carr, Camilla J. 1030 Biloxi Dr.
Cogdill, Kelly D. 15, 20, 73, 158, 165 St. Rt. Box 85 Clovis, NM 88101
Norman, O K 73071
Carr, Janice L. 149 PO Box 267 Heavener, O K 74937
Coil, Timothy E. 2800 Pine Cone
Carroll, Paul A. 70, 149 PO Box 6881 San Antonio, T X 78209
Coleman, John A. 167 Rt. 1 Box 169 Bentonville, A R 72712
Buell, Tam m y S. 89, 159 129 M ea d o w b ro o k San Benito, T X 78586
Carroll, Paul E. Rt. 2 Box 435 Mustang, O K 73064
Coleman, Paula L. 175 Rt. 1 Box 169 Bentonville, A R 72712
Buettner, Harlan D.
Carter, Evelyn E. Rt. 1 Box 235 B
Colley, Cynthia D. 159 1137 Revere Aurora, C O 80011
Buchanan, John C. 159 10601 S. W estern Okla. City, O K 73170
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Bumpus, Dana L. 159 PO Box 621 Enid, O K 73702 Bundy, Margaret A. 14, 73, 159, 26, 65, 83 3120 N. Park Port Arthur, T X 77642 Buntz, G eorge D. 149 10108 Ski Dr. Okla. City, O K 73132 Burke, Sheryl J. 167 321 Hallmark Fort Worth, T X 76134 Burks, Sherry N. 15, 16, 158, 159, 37 2302 Darrell Abilene, T X 79606
Carter, Leslie A. 122 Sondra Dr.
Fisk, M O 63940 78, 159 Elk City, O K 73064
Colston, Sandra K. 11, 46, 53, 55, 150 Rt. 2 Box 435 Many, L A 71449
Cary, Dolores I.
Compton, Leigh E. 159, 83 807 Sycamore Yukon, O K 73099
Case, Jonathan P. 110 West St. Herkimer, N Y 13350 Case, Sharlene R. 70, 26, 59, 66 7717 N W 27 Bethany, O K 73008
Burton, Michael W. 149 9055 Marva Dr. Shreveport, L A 71118
Boyd, Michael C. 20, 91, 158, 26, 28, 65, 68 2810 Greenbriar Jonesboro, A R 72401
Busch, Jeffrey W. 159, 83 31931 P a rk w a y Dr. M agn olia, T X 77355
Braaten, John P. RR 1 Larimore, ND 58251
Busic, Christina T. 201 Wellington Moore, O K 73160
Chambers, Paul W. 88, 167 3914 N. R CKW L. #1 4 5 Bethany, O K 73008
Brabham, Joseph O. 2436 N W 109 Okla. City, O K 73120
Busic, David A. 4305 N. Peniel
Chandler, Rhonda L. 75, 175 3821 Trice W aco, T X 76707
Bracken, Pamela 5101 N. Classen Suite 600 OKC, O K 73118
Buster, Maury A. 101, 175 4609 Snead Corpus Christi, T X 78413
Channell, Reed T. 75, 8 0,1 0 1 ,1 7 5 , 83 139 Cedar St. Roseville, C A 95678
Butler, Jami R. 7943 Restlesswnd. 78250
Chantawom, Chintana 10 # 2 S. Univ. PI. Stillwater, O K 74075
Bradshaw, Robert C. 74 406 Colgate Perryton, T X 79070 Brandon, Joel D. 8208 Brownsville
166 Bethany, O K 73008
Brannon, M elody J. 4515 Tim ber Ridg. 76904
86 San An gelo, T X
Brannon, Sylvia M. 3708 N. Bryan Bethany, O K 73008 Breckler, Gwenda L. H Q 21st Spt. Cmd. A PO , N Y 09325 Brent, Cheryl Y. 409 N. Simpson
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166, 85 Ulysses, KS 67880
Brewer, Cristy L. 175 3831 SE 32nd PI. Topeka, KS 66605 Bridgewater, Phillip A. 13705 Stardust
78, 91, 158, 65,
Dallas, T X 75234
Bridgwater, Shelly F. 89, 149 Box 586 Cimarron, KS 67835 Brinegar, Shelley J. 70, 58, 65 809 Kingston Dr. Yukon, O K 73099 Brinkley, Mark R. 838 W 81 St. Tulsa, O K 74132 Briscoe, John W. 79, 81, 166 P O Box 78 Canadian, O K 74425 Albuquerque, NM
Broadway, Pamela S. 167 5417 Huisache Houston, T X 77081 Brookins, Robert C.
167
Brown, Brian A. 1506 S W 6 Lawton, O K 73501 Brown, Greg D. 12721 1-635 Garland, T X 75041 Brown, Patsy H. 8 116 N W 20 Terr. 73127 Brown, Phil R. 8109 Brownsville
Bybee, Beverly J. 159 3849 E. Everglade Odessa, T X 79762 Byus, Greg K. 7216 Seminole
O KC, O K 00000
Cagle, G. Neil G. Rt. 3 Bx. 335 Gilmer, T X 75644 Cain, Virginia J. 213 Snowmass Yukon, O K 73099 Calkins, Julene K. 1409 G irard SE 81706
Okla. City, O K
Bethany, O K 73008
Brown, Ron A. 1505 Sterling Okla. City, O K 73127
19, 167 A lb u q u erqu e, N M
Callies, Laura K. 306 Ellison Yukon, O K 73099 Campbell, Dana L. 149, 64 617 S W 70 Okla. City, O K 73139 Campbell, Rebecca L. 99 Rt. 1 Box 286B Heavner, O K 74937 Campbell, Sallye A. 14, 149 1734 Lionsgate C. Bethany, O K 73008 Campbell, Tim K. 7704 N W 30 Bethany, O K 73008 Campers, Jerry 167 3395 Shady Hollo Dallas, T X 75233 Cantrell, Cheryl K.
Britton, Yvette S. 4605 Oahu Dr. NE 87111
San Antonio, T X
12, 21,167, 26, 64,
68 1602 Pamell
San Antonio, T X 78224
Cantrell, Jana C. 14, 71, 72, 73, 158, 159 1602 Pamell San Antonio, T X 78224 Cantrell, Michael W. 175 1602 Pamell San Antonio, T X 78224 Cargill, Dianna L. Carley, Cheryl R. 14, 149 1506 M ockingbird San Marcos, T X 78666 Carley, Don A. 14, 149 3018 Shadowdale Houston, T X 77043 Carolson, Randy S. 70, 159 203 3 N u rsery Rd. C le a rw a ter, F L 33546
Brown, Ronald D. 62Y35 Box 1 Porum, O K 74016
Carney, Jana L. 175, 84 16229 Bear V alle Chesterfield, M O 63017
Brummett, Richard L. 21, 76, 149 Rt. 1 Box 87 Shattuck, O K 73858
Camline, Catherine M. Box 143 Tertlton, O K 74081
Collins, Susan M. 159 8245 N W 11 Okla. City, O K 73127
Cartwright, Tressa L. 78, 80, 167, 82, 83 Box 404 Oilton, O K 74052
Bowie, James A. 175 9008 Rosedown PI. Shreveport, L A 71118
99 Bethany, O K 73008
159 Edmond, O K 73034
Cauthen, Geri A. 2455 4th PI. Yuma, AZ 85364 Chamberlain, Earl M. 33, 14, 15, 16, 87, 158, 159 1520 W illowwood Denton, T X 76201
Chapman, Terrence A. P O Box 1245 Port o f Spain, TR IN Chatterton, M. Beth 1156 S. K lin e St. 80226
150 Lakew ood, CO
Cheatwood, Brenda R. 167 10110 D epew Westminster, C O 80020 Cherian, Gloriamma M. 2 91 7 W h e e le r Ct. Okla. City, O K 73127 Childress, James E. 159 2807 Stutz Midland, T X 79701 Childress, John A. 159 2807 Stutz Midland, T X 79701 Christoph, Lisa M. 102, 104, 105 804 S R P A R H A M 66 Little Rock, A R
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Chun, IK. Bum 157 604 W estw ood Dr. Oklahoma City, O K 73127 Chun, Kwang Don 178-16 Oryoudong
150 Seoul, S. Korea
Chung, Michael I. 315 Shaw Duncanville, T X 75137 Chupp, W endy M. 167, 66 1822 Greenw ood Pueblo, C O 81003 Claggett, D. Kent 150 6023 Feagan Houston, T X 77007 Clapp, Cindy R. 167 2812 W ildw ood Dr. Denton, T X 76205 Clapp, W endy K. 89, 167, 68 2812 W ildw ood Dr. Denton, T X 76205 Clark, Billye J. 3520 Overholser
Bethany, O K 73008
Cleavelin, Tina L. 99, 101, 167, 36 4425 78 Lubbock, T X 79424 Clements, Alisha S. 88, 159 4708 N. College Bethany, O K 73008 Cleveland, Derrick W. 6809 Country Clu. OKC, O K 73159 Clinkingbeard, Angela B. 71, 150, 84 536 W. Blackwell Blackwell, O K 74631 Close, Brett A. 8021 N W 18 73127
167 O k la h o m a City, O K
86,
Conaway, Keith, A. 175 8101 N W 31 Terr. Bethany, O K 73008 Cook, Michael L. 158 Trothen Cir. H7 00000
106, 107, 109, 83 Markam, O N T L3P4
Cooper, Harold L. 2135 Scott St. Bossier, L A 71111 Cooper, Jennifer L. 3308 S. Ash Ct. Broken Arrow, O K 74012 Cooper, Mary S. 620 Driftwood Denton, T X 76201 Cooper, Rebecca L. 175 Box 3612 Ingleside, T X 78362 Cooper, W ayne J. 79, 81, 150, 82, 84 620 Driftwood Denton, T X 76201 Cope, Laura L. 175 1624 Orchard Wichita Falls, T X 76303 Copeland, William N. 117 Chevy Chase Mid W est City, OK 73110 Cory, Chris C. 2112 Westaire
Bethany, O K 73008
Cory, Linda M. PO Box 3909 Enid, O K 73702 Cosper, Mark A. P O Box 927 Yukon, O K 73009 Cote, Linda L. 4110 N. R edm n d # 4 73008
Bethany, O K
Cotton, C. Diane D. 630 E. Benton Sayre, O K 73662 Counce, Gregg L. 80, 8 1 ,1 0 0 ,1 5 0 ,8 3 , 84 1018 Hillcrest Enid, O K 73701 Counce, Robin L. 159, 83, 84, 85 6712 N W 4 2n d 100 B eth an y, O K 73008 Cox, Jeffrey T. 175 P O Box 1468 Conway, A R 72032 Cozby, Dale E. Rt. 1 Box 2531
70, 99, 150 Princeton, T X 75077
Crabtree, Cheryl L. Craig, David B. 78, 167 700 W. Center 213 Duncanville, T X 75116 Craig, Susan K. 15, 70 1120 20 St. Nederland, T X 77627 Crawford, Bonnie L. 2701 N. Harvard Okla. City, O K 73127 Crew, Greg Y. 175 RR 1 Baldwin City, KS 66006 Crippen, Christine D. 70, 74, 150 8104 E. 100 S t Kansas City, MO 64134 Cronk, Lori E. PO Box 237 Bethany, O K 73008 Crosley, Randall D. 175, 83 506 N. Kent Rd. Hutchinson, KS 67501 Crow, Kerri L. 7510 N W 39 St.
Bethany, O K 73008
Crull, Regina K. 166, 167, 169 1118 Center Alva, O K 73717
2 23
Crum, Michael R. 11934 Auburn Dr. 70816 Cruz, Mayela J. 12 Amara Ave.
Baton Rouge, L A
159 Belize, C A 00000
Culbertson, Craig P. 175 4508 N W 31 PI. Okla. City, O K 73122 Culver, G eorge D. 14, 99, 159 10323 Whspng. Pin. Little Rock, A R 72209 Cummings, David W. 2913 Justin Matt N. 72116
167, 27 Little Rock, A R
Cummings, Gary W. 2913 Justin Matt N. 72116
174, 175 Little Rock, A R
Cummins, Susan M. 167 4920 Fayann St. Orlando, FL 32806 C unningham , Jenn ifer L. 16, 148, 150, 27 2132 E. 144th Olathe, KS 66062 Curtis, Deborah S. Cuthbert, Randolph M. 160 25 Greenvale Ave. Valsayn Park, T R Cypert, Jennifer J. 150 11709 N. Ross Ave. Okla. City, O K 73120 Dages, Richard C. 78, 98, 175 801 Pampa Sulphur Springs, TX 75482 Daily, Madelyn E. 150 PO Box 182 Muldrow, O K 74948
Daniel, Karla B. 70, 175 1 2133 G re e n la w n O kla. C ity, O K 73170 Darbro, Dienna R. 88, 150 905 Chatterson Huntsville, A L 35802 Daugherty, Teresa M. 167 8329 N W 33 Bethany, O K 73008 Davis, Brian L. 168 3945 Croydon Rd. Montgomery, A L 36109
22 4
73, 168 Electra, T X 76360
Davis, Michael F. 2405 N. Gathings 72301
88, 99,
175 West Memphis, A R
Davis, Portia H. 1300 Mayside Rt. 3 73127
Okla. City, O K
Davis, Stephen W. 168 311 Ravenhead Houston, T X 77034 Davis, Tim A. 151 3945 Croydon Rd. 36109
M ontgomery, A L
Broken Arrow, O K
Dehoyos, Xavier E. 210 Crom w ell Dr. 78228
11, 150 Houston. T X 77034
91, 168
Drymon, Thomas J. 70, 160 303 SE B Bentonville, A R 72712 Duer, Donita K. 8313 Brookridge
151 Okla. City, O K 73132
Duggan, Chris W. 160 1310 Royal Dr. Kaufman, T X 75142
Duke, Patricia S. 3, 160 217 Abbey Ln. Desoto, T X 75115 Dunlap, Gary D. 100, 176 3102 Northport Sherman, T X 75090
Dech, Janet E. Dedman, David R. 4409 N. Redm ond
Drew, Patricia A. 176 707 N. Morton Hollis, O K 73550
Duggan, Tina L. 151 196 Clearview Midlothian, T X 76065
Davis, Jr. Thurman F. Dawson, Terri L. 146 W. Laredo PI. 74012
Douglas, Rebecca D. 168 HC01 Box 260 Plainview, T X 79072
Drusedum, John W.
160 Bethany, O K 73008 San Antonio, T X
Dellefate, Michael J. Box 137A RR # 3 Junction City, KS 66441 Delp, Rick T. 160 24 Devizis Dr. Be-la Vista, A R 72714 Deshautelle, Shannon R. 75, 175 309 Washington Marksville, L A 71351
Dunn, David A. 411 N. 41st # 7
McAllen, T X 00000
Durr, Rodney, K. 75, 168 Rt. 2 Box 353 Guthrie, O K 73044 Echols, Kim D. 176 370 1 C ra n sto n Dr. 75150
M es q u ite , T X
Eggleston, Kevin D. 101, 160 349 E. Hickory Enid, O K 73701 Eick, Betsy M. 4, 168 10128 S. 77 E Ave. Tulsa, O K 74133
3 Thute St.
Port Harcourt
Eskew, Michael S. 168 Rt. 5, Box 353A Amarillo, T X 79118 Estep, Bradley, K. 174, 176 K en tu ck y / W a ln u t S o u th C h a r le s  ton, W V 25309 Estrada, Jose A. 1015 S W 33 Okla. City, O K 73109 Etiebet, Aniema D. 2 Ola-Ayinde St. Lagos, NI 00000 Eudaley, Jenna K. 2004 Alexander Bethany, O K 73008 Eudaley, Lisa L. 2004 Alexander
Bethany, O K 73008
Evans, Mark C. 151 7016 N. Roff Okla. City, O K 73116 Evatt, John M. 87, 160, 168 Rt. 8, Box 3160 Conway, A R 72032 Eveatt, Michelle M. 205 Olive St. LaJunta, C O 81050 Eyadiel, Johnson I. 7941 N W Bethany, O K 73008 Farhat, Bilal A. Amirco Trad./Cont.
Beirut
Farmer, David L. 618 A th en ia W a y 75137
D un canville, T X
Faubioun, Deborah S.
Eller, Michelle L. 73, 26, 28 916 N W 46 Okla. City, O K 73118
Fechner, Susan F. 17, 176 Box 136 Piedmont, O K 73078
Devilliers, Gail S.
Elliott, Jr. James C. 75, 160 106 C re igh to n PI. S h elb y v ille, T N 37160
Feland, Billy L. 101 4611 N. Donald Bethany, O K 73008
Dewhirst, Tom R. 109 South wick Bedford, O H 44146
Ellis, Jon R. PO Box 302
Diffee, G. Laine L. 160 7325 N W 21 Bethany, O K 73008
Ellis, Marla 70 P O Box 302 Tuttle, O K 73089
Ferguson, Darrell R. 1525 M agdalena D. 73119
Doggett, Denece A. 70, 74, 160, 84 510 Maxwell Ardmore, O K 73401
Emmert, Rhonda L. 73, 78, 160, 65, 84, 85 1310 Oaks End Bridge City, T X 77611
Desselle, Pamela M. 176, 84 PO Box 553 Marksville, L A 71351
Dana, Mahin
Davis, Daniel E. 311 Ravenhead
Davis, Jerry S. 116 Valley Dr.
Doran, Bonita L. 151 St. Rt. 7 Box 220 Veguita, NM 87062 Dossey, Monica A. Box 772 Dale, O K 74838
Tuttle, O K 73089
Okla. City, O K
Ferguson, Marvin G. 1620 Horse Shoe Vernon, T X 76384 Ferree, Suzy O.
Erway, Rhonda L. 88, 151 8617 Valleyview Wichita, KS 67215
Ferrill, Leigh A. 160 2125 N. Graham Av. 73127
Esaenwi, Tambari N.
Feurtado, Jack W.
160
Okla. City, O K
ch, Belinda S. 102, 105, 151 53 N W 28 Bethany, O K 73008
Galbraith, Jonathan E. 20, 74, 80, 160, 58 2 03 B r o o k w o o d D u n c a n v ille , T X 75116
ch, Clint D. > Oak Blvd.
Gamsjager, Bonnie M. 524 S. Magnolia Newkirk, O K 74647
n E. Stroh Rd.
Parker, C O 80134
Austin, T X 78754
ch, James M. 27 )8 Berkeley Austin, T X 78754
Garcia, Paul C. 70, 168 310 N. Academ y Guymon, O K 73942
ck, Edgardo E. 78, 81, 176, 37, 83 â&#x20AC;˘usseaustrasse 10 Kaiserslautern, W G
Gardner, Donald W. 7003 N W 59 Bethany, O K 73008
it, Gayle L. 70, 86, 160, 65 L7 Grace St. Arlington, T X 76010
Garrett, Kellie D. 209 W. Marylynn
wers, Brenda K. 151 10 M a g g ie A v e . H u n tsville, A L 55810
168 Sapulpa, O K 74066
Gassett, Brenda S.
160, 163, 79
Gaughenbaugh, Lorraine A.
wers, Cynthia M. 168 [2 H w y 75 N. Sherman, T X 75090
Georgiou, Helene M. 88 5 15 5 G u in e v e re San A n to n io , T X 78218
itt, John M. 1 Casa G rand e 75116
Geraci, Kari L. 70, 168 9401 Francine Dr. R iver Ridge, L A 70123
D uncanville, T X
som, Sheryl M. 160, 26 54 Parfet St. Arvada, C O 80005 tz, Susan B. t E. Owen Yukon, O K 73099 d, Colleen R. )7 Plum Ridge
Houston, T X 77064
Gerhardt, Gale H. Gibson, Beth L. 90, 168 105 S. Kentucky Perryton, T X 79070 Gibson, John D. 1 207 W o o d s Dr. 44278
T a llm a d g e , O H
Gibson, Suzette W. 629 W oodlawn Yukon, O K 73099
d, Lawrence W. 151 Peniel Okla. City, O K 73127
Gifford, Deborah J. 46, 51, 89, 91,151 9 1 5 9 H o w c r o ft Rd. H e m lo ck , N Y 14471
d, Marla J. )5 N. College
Okla. City, O K 73122
d, Michelle 176 I- Ave. J Hereford, T X 79045 tenberry, David W. 13, 70, 166, .68, 37 )2 Laplata Dr. Hereford, T X 79045 ter, Barry G. 58 N W 34 Terr. ter, Carol J. \ S. Sheshe
Bethany, O K 73008
Hominy, O K 74035
[worthy, Timothy S. 79, 80, 100, .76, 84 53 Leeshire Houston, T X 77025 ger, Greg W. 50 N W 32 Bethany, O K 73008 ger, Sandy K. )6 18th St. Great Bend, KS 67530 nk, Steven M. ) Sequoya Tr.
Norman, O K 73069
nklin, Brian L. D5 N W 30th T er. 73008
B eth an y, O K
nklin, Don L. 79, 81, 151, 82, 84 ) Howard Delta, C O 81416 nklin, William A. 4 Box 149 Mineola, T X 75773 nze, James A. Greenway Plza.
Houston, T X 00000
zier, Daniel J. 160 15 Box 399 A Conroe, T X 77304 eman, Jenifer L. 160 35 SE 33rd A v e . P o rtlan d , O R )7202 eman, Sarah J. 102, 104 55 SE 33 Portland, O R 97202
Gilbert, Calvin L. 11608 S W 7th Yukon, O K 73099 Gilchrist, Elizabeth L. 160, 164 2001 R o llin g R id g e B e th a n y, O K 73008 Giles, Jeffrey A. 5, 70, 75, 168 710 Springlake D. Garland, T X 75043 Gilliss, Darci D. 70, 176 1013 W . Utica B roken A rrow , O K 07011 Glover, Jacqueline R. 160 7716 N W 25 Bethany, O K 73008 Going, Brent D. 8317 N W 28 Bethany, O K 73008 Goings, Kathy C. 102, 103, 104 913 Lydick Lane Fort Worth, T X 76114 Gokool, Richard 8026 N W 31 Terr.
Bethany, O K 73008
Gokool, Susan R. 8026 N W 31 Terr.
75, 161 Bethany, O K 73008
Golden, Susan M. 5232 N W 46 Drive 73122
Okla. City, O K
Goldston, Phylis D. 151 3426 Frazier Av. Ft. Worth, TX 76110 Goldston, Stacy M. 176 342 6 Frazier A v e . Fort W orth, T X 76110
Destrehan, L A
00000 Green, Matthew C. 5726 Mapleshade Dallas, T X 75252 Green, Michael A. 852 E. M c A d o o R 1 70047
Destrhan, L A
86, 90,
Green, Sylvia L. 2309 Quail Hollo
168 Bryan, T X 77802
Greenhill, Ginger M. 2413 W. 20 Plainview, T X 79072 Griffin, Gerre G. 3801 N W 39th Bethany, O K 73008 Griffin, Jennifer S. 5944 N W 42 Okla. City, O K 73122 Griffin, John M. 1122 W oodlawn
100, 158, 161 Dallas, T X 75208
Griffin, Kimberly A. 161 52 W. Brown St. # 5 Somerville, NJ 08776
Grotelueschen, Robin M. 161 252 6 D anbury Dr. Lo n gm o n t, C O 80501 Groves, Randy D. 74 236 NE A v o n d a le Bartlesville, O K 74006 Grubert, Cameron 4208 N. 38 S t .# l
101, 176 Phoenix, AZ 85018
Gunter, Mark D. Guynn, Darrell R. PO Box 143 Western Grove, A R 72685 Gwynn, Jana A. 2901 DittmerRd.
176 Okla. City, O K 73127
Hadley, Donita L. 169 PO Box 335 Collinsville, O K 74021
Okla. City, O K 73132
Gordon, Dave L.
Goulden, Helen R. 161, 26, 27, 65 1107 Foreman Yukon, O K 73099
, Laura R. 160 )9 Maxwell Rd. Colo. Springs, C O 50909
Grant, Bradley D. 176 7500 W. Cam p W isdom 75236
lk, Ron W. 59 S. Butte
Graves, James T. 151 1716 N. Breiel Bl. M iddletown, O H 45042
Dallas, T X
Gray, Davonne R. 151 5129 Goodnight Amarillo, T X 79109 Gray Linda L. 64 5 20 0 N. P en ie l # 2 2 73008
Bethany, O K
Harrington, Carol A. 176 6916 N W 53 Bethany, O K 73008 Harris, Noel D. PO Box 850403
Yukon, O K 73085
Harris, Ruth A. 90 601 W illowood Dr. Yukon, O K 73099 Harris, Samuel C. 1312 Burnham C olorad o Spgs., C O 80906 Harris, Whitfield M. 161 PO Box 1253 Antigua, BA 00000 Harrison, Mark A. 78, 176, 83 901 S. Arbutus Lakewood, C O 80228 Harrison, Mary Ruth 103 S. Monroe Ada, O K 74820 Hart, Sherri K. 2310 Jewel Str.
151 Longmont, C O 80501
Harwell, Devin M. 70, 101, 176 6392 S. Zenobia Littleton, C O 80123 Hash, Beth A. 176 731 3 N W 23 # 1 2 6 73008
B e th a n y, O K
Hathcock, Royce J. 176 2214 N. 36th # 2 Phoenix, AZ 85008 Hausburg, Philip G. 176 Box 5415 A .P.O .N .Y. 09179 Havens, R. Dale 3544 Pecos Ft. Worth, T X 76119 Havens, Tam m y L. PO Box 916 Odem, T X 78370 Hawk, Laurie E. 102, 161 2514 E. Karen Dr. Phoenix, AZ 85032
Hayes, S. Suzanne
S h rev e p o rt, L A 89
Hahn, Dorothy M. 3448 Jeanette Wichita, KS 67204
Hays, Randy L. Route 1 Ringwood, O K 73768
Hall, Diana L. 7308 Lancelot
Heasley, Phillip D. 70, 169 6710 N W 33 Bethany, O K 73008
Hall, Lisa R. 3735 N W 42
Okla. City, O K 73132 169, 64 Okla. City, O K 73112
Hall, L om e G. 1013 N. Cedar
161, 65 Owasso, O K 74055
Hall, Martin E. 7308 Lancelot
Okla City, O K 73132
Hall, Susan G. 151 6203 N W 31 Bethany, O K 73008 Hallowell, Joyce L. 70, 91, 169 Rt. 3 Box 65D Roswell, NM 88201
Hamdan, Hisham A.
Gordon, Alfred L. 161 PO Box 76 Westmoreland, JA 00000
Harper, Scott W. 13, 87 4928 Reginald Dr. Wichita Falls, TX 76308
Hayes, Charles R. 3021 M orn in gsid e 71108
Hagler, Arrie W. Hahalis, Roula 8 3 0 4 N W 111 St.
Harper, Cheryl L. 151 4093 B row n in g Dr. Florissant, M O 63033
Hartman, Colleen L. 176, 85 13606 Mountn. Trl. Corpis Christi, TX 78410
Gonzalez, Willie L. 3, 14, 99, 105 1834 E. Almeria Phoenix, AZ 85006
nch, Joe H. 160 .1 Fairway Dr. Belton, T X 76513
dberry, Charles C. )0 S. Hand Rd. Mid West City, O K '3130
Green, David A. 852 E. M achboo St.
Halsted, Jonathan M. 3206 Encanto Dr. Roswell, NM 88201
Goscha, Donald L. 74, 88, 168, 28 309 W. Oak Oberlin, KS 67749
bee, Am y S. 168 7 N. C o n v e n t B o u rb o n n a is , IL >0914
Green, Barbara A. 8112 Brownsville Bethany, O K 73008
Gomes, Clifford Bangladesh
eman, Todd A. 176 52 N W 66 Okla. City, O K 73116
12, 13, 99, 168, 26, 33 Tempe, AZ 85282
Kalamazoo, MI 49001
Griffin, Reva A.
d, Kimberly D. 176, 27 57 Redcliff Houston, T X 77064
)8 N.
Gray, Richard L. 7731 E. Ml. Ave.
Hamze, Mariam J. 1762 N. Rckwl # 2 1 2 73008
Heckard, David C. 176 1314 Harrison, N E P ied m o n t, O K 73078 Heflin, Nelson R. Box 264 Stigler, O K 74462 Hefner, Ronald W. 17, 18, 169, 26, 29 10006 Skylark Rd. Okla. City, O K 73132 Heinrich, Brent A. 46, 52, 91, 151 335 M ayo Rd. Shreveport, L A 71106 Helm, Tracy J. 401 E. 8th Owasso, O K 74055 Helton, Jr., Dennis L. 2612 N. Norman Oklahoma City, OK
00000 Bethany, O K
Henderson, Curtis W. 177 1516 Babhiskey El Paso, T X 79936
Hamze, Zeina J. Ptt Ministry Rai Beirut Lebanon
Henry, Jack D. 98, 148, 152 2121 Linden Pine Bluff, A R 71603
Hance, Lori A. 70, 78, 169 1018 Center Garden City, KS 67846
Henry, Lynne F. Rt. 1 Box 456 Henryetta, O K 74437
Hane, Jim P. 74, 161 RR 1 Box 124 Waukomis, O K 73773
Henry, Sheryl L.
Hardaway, Nancy D. 2439 E. Karen Dr. Phoenix, AZ 85032 Hardy, Fonda R. Rt. 3 Box 15 Walters, O K 73572 Hardy, John S. 1805 Oakhill Rd.
Bethany, O K 73008
Hargrove, Chejuana M. 2603 Trout St. Houston, T X 77093 Harlan, Larry B.
Hensley, Mary J. PO Box 358 Kiowa, O K 74553 Hensley, Michael C. 1021 W estwood Rd.
Enid, O K 73701
Herbert, Esther E. 152 125 Hawthorne Av. Stouffville, Ontario Herd, Van A. Rt. 2, Box 64F
Chandler, O K 74834
Herman, Gregory D. 1416 Emerald Odessa, T X 79761
225
Herman, Jeffrey C. 11, 148, 152 1416 Emerald Odessa, T X 79761 Herman, Melanie A. 201 S. Oak G ro v e 72764
11, 55, 148, 152 Springdale, A R
Hernandez, Nora M. 6310 Thurgood Av.
91, 161, 65 Austin, T X 78721
Herren, Eric C. Rt. 1 Box 13A1
177 Crowley, T X 76036
Hicks, Sandra L. Hill, Patty A. 177 1421 M e a d o w la r k 73078
P ie d m o n t, O K
Himsel, John M. 70, 152 1901 W oodlawn Baytown, T X 77520 Hobbs, Brenda G. 73, 152 1303 N. P en n . A v e . R osw ell, N M 88201 Hobbs, Brian G. 161 1303 N. Penn Roswell, NM 88201 Hodges, Colleen R. 169 1717 P agew ood Odessa, T X 79761 Hoffpauir, Jan N. 46, 53, 89, 152 102 N. Carter Winnsboro, L A 71295 Holland, Gregory F. Box 443 Keller, T X 76248 Hollin, Felix G. 9 15 W . M c K e lu e y 45231
Ingram, Betsy S. 80, 169, 83 1342 Country PI. Houston, T X 77079 Ingram, Timothy R. 102 O ak view Dr.
Cin cinn ati, O H
Hollowell, Karen L. 161 PO Box 2 Paris, T X 75460 Holman, Angela R. 177 2515 2nd St. W oodward, O K 73801 Holmes, Janelle D. 169 Box 428 Plains, KS 67869
106 R egin a Sask, C N
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Hoover, Sheila 177 2604 East St. Denison, T X 75020
6,
169 R ed on d o Beach,
Horton, Vickie K. 161 16360 E. Reno Choctaw, O K 73020 Horton, William H. 98, 161 Rt. 1 Box 60 Gainesville, T X 76240 Howard, Rhonda J. 74, 89, 152 36 Friendship Ln. Colo. Sprgs., C O 80904 Howard, Staci R. 78 30 Friendship Ln. Colorado Sprngs., C O 80904 Howerton, Randy C. 908 Hickory Roswell, NM 88201 Hubbard, Kimberly E. 152 Rt. 2 Box 2109 Belton, T X 76513 Hubbard, Ronald L. 177 Rt. 2 Box 2109 Belton, T X 76513
Hutchins, Caroline J. 152 120 E. Manana Clovis, N M 88101 Idiong, Okon E. 70, 161 Cross Riverstate Nigeria 00000 Ikpi, Sylvester E.
Inman, Ruth A. 8325 N W 33 Bethany, O K 73008
Keller, Wm. T od d 70 402 Brentwood Pueblo, C O 81005
Iriaka, Christian O. 5003 N W 10 # 2 0 2 E Okla. City, O K 73127
Kennedy, Kristine K. 744 W. Forest Dr. Mustang, O K 73064
Laymon, John R. 177 6 134 Frio V a lle y San An ton io, T ) 78242
Kennedy, W. Scott 11, 73, 153, 156 PO Box 72 Winnsboro, T X 75494
Leach, Jeff W. 45 Sheriff St. Tunapuna Trinidad, W
Kerr, Angela R. 18501 E. 141 74012
Leal, R om eo A. 162 493 S. Milam San Benito, T X 78586
Isaacs, C. Eddie 152 1126 N. Juniper A. Broken Arrow, O K 74012 Isaacs, Glendola A. 89, 152 1704 So. 1st PI. Broken Arrow, O K 74012 Ismael, Safia A. P O Box 2240 Djbouti Okla. City, O K 73132
Jackson, Donna R. 161 8208 Brownsville Bethany, O K 73008 Jackson, Ronald R. 1003 Jackson St. E. 36426
B rew to n , A L
Jackson, Teresa L. 8126 S W 38 Okla. City, O K 73179 Jacobs, Ronald L. 76, 8 0 ,1 0 1 ,1 6 1 , 27 4830 Silverado Fair Oaks, C A 95628
James, Charles M. 91, 98, 152 17722 Theissmail Spring, T X 77379 James, Pauline Z.
3, 167, 169 B ro k en A rro w , O K
Kim, Ki (Paul) T. 920 S. Grandview
LA, C A 90006
Kim, Yunsoo
LeWallen, Shelly D. 80, 162 8216 Brownsville Bethany, O K 7300F
Kimbrough, Denise D. 153 7711 N W 20th Bethany, O K 73008
Lewis, Hayden L. 75 Box 5361 Ft. Worth, T X 76108
Kimura, Annie 74, 169 595 Church St. Beaumont, T X 77705
Lewis, Jerry E. 101, 160 3 W oodbridge Dr. Conway, A R 7203S
Kindle, Darrell W. 6816 N W 31 Terr.
153, 64 Bethany, O K 73008
Kindle, Deanna R. 6816 N W 31 Terr.
169 Bethany, O K 73008
Kindle, Debra A. 153 6816 N W 31 Terr. Bethany, O K 73008 King, Caryn L. Rt. 3 Box 9A Grapeland, T X 75844
Jamison, Pat A.
Kinsey, Lavetta R. 3216 N. Holloway
Jennings, Jed M. Rt. 2 Box 290 San Angelo, T X 76901 Jensen, Janell M. 7 1018 4th A v e . SE 55904
R och ester, N M
Joffrion III, Sidney S. 75, 161 Rt. 2 Box 66A Cottonport, L A 71327 John, Laly 2 Box 572 Bethany, O K 73008
Johnson, Randal S. 152 15 M ojave Shawnee, O K 74801 Johnson, Randall W. 21, 77, 169 Box 1066 Rt. 3 Cottonwood, AZ 82126 Johnson, Rhonda F. 91, 161 11402 Barrett Br. Houston, T X 77072 Johnston, Clifton R. 177, 84 810 Canady Borger, T X 79007 Joines, Michele M. 169, 84 416 Ed Carey Dr. Harlingen, T X 78550 Jones, Glenda D. 7401 N. Frisco Rd.
Yukon, O K 73099
Imagie, Benjamin A. Ingersol, Rhonda G. 152, 84 9801 S. 228 E A v e Broken Arrow, O K
Jordan, Andrew R. 162 4962 Ridge Park Memphis, T N 38128
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Leopard, Steve N. 170, 37 1 2 3 2 5 S ard is Rd. M a b e lv a le , AF 72103
LA, C A 60005
Kinnamon, Pamela B. 70, 89, 169, 84 805 N. 15 Rogers, A R 72756
Jenkins, Teddy R. 99 1016E Ripley Brownfield, T X 79316
Lawes, Rhonda N. 71, 84 2316 S. Garnett S. Tulsa, O K 74129
Kim, John 871 S. 3rd Ave.
Jamison, Melissa G. 177 5928 Monterey Dr. Morrow, G A 30260
152, 64 Grandview, M O 64030
Lane, Kathleen M. Rt. 1 Coffeyville, KS 67337
Leonard, Stephen D. 70, 153 2829 S W 53 Okla. City, O K 73119
James, Tam m y G. 169 1817 C o vey Rd. Jonesboro, A R 72401
Janes, J. Mark 12727 Overhill
Lancaster, Angela S. 70, 71, 170 62 S a g e w o o d C o v e B ran don , M$ 39042
Kersh, Kathryn L. 21, 90, 177 10438 Kittrell Houston, T X 77034
King, Michael E. 78, 100, 169, 83 217 G aribaldi A v. Sierra Vista, A R 85635
Jones, Jonathan R. 177 8079 N W 23 Okla. City, O K 73127
22 6
Lampp, Joe P O Box Seagraves, T X 79359
Keith, Angela S. 79, 80, 81, 153, 82 Rt. 2 Box 33 Collinsville, O K 74021
Johnson, Kevin T. 17 138 Mason Ct. Sycamore, IL 60178
Hurst, Dow P. Rt. 4 Box 59 Winder, G A 30680
Keeton, Sandra L. 7144 W oodridge Okla. City, O K 73132
Inman, Matthew D. 8325 N W 33 Bethany, O K 73008
Huffaker, Constance L. 10, 1 1 , 46, 48, 54 233 Cherokee Hereford, T X 79045
Okla. City,
Lambert, Paul J. 7, 177, 27 4400 Memorial Dr. 3255 Houston, T ) 77007
Kegin, Paula L. 152 Rt. 3 Box 131 Harrah, O K 73045
Johns, Josh E. 98 106 W illow Wisp Universal City, T X 78148
Hurlburt, Barbara J. 161 2008 N. Ann Arbor Place O K 73127
Keeler, Tam m y D. 1908 Janeway Clovis, NM 88101
Inman, Mary E. 72 8325 N W 33 Bethany, O K 73008
Hudson, Marvin J. 2636 S W 39 Okla. City, O K 73119
Huffaker, Kevin D. 13, 15, 86, 161 233 Cherokke Hereford, T X 79045
LaFave, Connie J. 170 P O Box 208 Kingfisher, O K 73750
Inman, Martha J. 8325 N W 33 Bethany, O K 73008
Jacobsen, Darcy R. 90, 177 18700 C le a to n Rd. P ied m on t, O K 73078
Hong, Ok. Kyoung 70, 169 183-34 Ganeyung 1 Eujungboo, KO 00000
Judd, Tamara D. 169 2628 Markwell Av. Bethany, O K 73008
Kegin, Glen T. 162 RR 1 Moundridge, KS 67107
Isom, Sharon R. 7611 Clayton Dr.
Hollingsworth, Ken W. 2005 Howard W aco City, T X 76711
Hopkins, W endy A. 2219 Mathews # F C A 90278
74012
Bethany, O K 73008
Lewis, Kerry R. 170, 27 1070 Nolte Dr. W. Colo. Springs, CC 80916 Lewis, Machell S. 91, 153, 64 1401 Beckett St. Austin, T X 78758 Liles, Sherri D. 4605 N. Peniel
177, 84 Bethany, O K 73008
Little, Flint 1 7 7 ,2 7 10618 Caravan Houston, T X 77031 Little, Robin L. 156, 27, 64 10618 Caravan
11, 49, 55,
86,
153
Houston, T X 77031
Long, L ee Etta S. Long, Lisa K. 7241 Raritan
162 Denver, C O 80221
Kirksey, Michelle A. 8209 Bridgeport Bethany, O K 73008
Long, Rebecca H. 115 E. Market Danville, P A 17821
Kissell, Bradley W. 20, 76, 170 3404 N. Thom pson Springdale, A R 72764
Longacre, Jamie J. 170 2 20 4 M ark w ell PI. Okla. City, Oh 73127
Kliewer, W ade A. 80 Rt. 1 Box 224 Mtn. View, O K 73062
Longnecker, Tina B. 71, 162 P O Box 44041 Okla. City, O K 73144
Knapp, Stacey L. 162 1801 W estm nstrpl. Okla. City, O K 73120
Loobie, Marcia 2 Sam Boucaud Rd. Upper C ruz, T R 00000
Knight, Colette C. 1206 N. 22nd St.
W aco, T X 76707
Knight, James A. 177, 37 P O Box 906 Bethany, O K 73008 Knippers, Jennie L. 3612 Calumet Rd. Decatur, G A 30034 Knowles, Kimberly S. 153 2 44 2 E. K aren T er. M ustang, O K 73064 Koelsch, Angela A. 153 416 N. 18 St. Clinton, O K 73601 Koranda, Sharon A. 78, 170, 85 218 W. Lyons Lyon, KS 67554 Kruger, Paula D. 169 130 8 San M ig u e l S p r in g d a le , A R 72764 Kyzer, Melany A. 63, 21, 157 1003 Stadium Dr. Alvin, T X 00000 Lackey, Jay C. 4404 W heeler
70, 91, 162 Bethany, O K 73008
Ladipo, Abidemi 162 11100 N. Blackwld Okla. City, O K 73120
Loomer, Lisa A. 5119 N. Miller PI.
Santac
177 Okla. City, O K 73112
Looney, Tam m y L. 177 Rt. 1 Box 103 Helena, O K 73741 Loudermilk, Randy L. 6508 N W 31 Bethany, O K 73008 Loving, Rebecca A. 73, 77, 80,170, 82 Box 328 Collinsville, O K 74021 Lowry, Jon P. 78, 87, 153 4329 N W 46th Okla. City, O K 73112 Lumm, Lori L. 170 Rt. 1 Box 259B Denison, T X 75020 Lumpkins, David L. 909 Fritz Ct. C o p p e ra s C o v e , T> 76522 Lundy, Caroline F. 177 218 Patricia San Antonio, T X 78216 Lunn, Deborah L. 65 2716 Oakridge Bethany, O K 73008 Lutz, Martin S. 177 708 W. 18th Pueblo, C O 81003 Lybarger, Jeana K. f 5 Rt. 7 Box 233 Conway, A R 72032
t i c h IC M ! I reg 67 9 5* R a d io
Hifrters 2* is
May, Marie D. 154 1609 W estw ood Dr.
yon, N one P.
lacdonald, Michelle J. 81, 170, 84 39 V erm ont NE Albuquerque, NM 87108
laes, Denise C. 71, 162, 66, 68 035 H acien Dr. San An ton io, T X 78233
lahoney, J. Bryan 177 303 Savanna Shreveport, L A 71118
lanaois, Flora B. Âťox 448 Iloilo City, P H IL
lanaois, Rodi Jane G. 153, 65 iox 488 Iloilo City, Philippines 00000
lanzanales, Guadalupe M. 75 615 Deanwood Houston, T X 77040
laples, Tina M. 2 12 Cypress Yukon, O K 73099
laples, Twila D. 2 12 Cypress Yukon, O K 73099
larler, Lillian S. 153 :t 1 Box 588 Collinsville, O K 74021
larshall, K. Renee 70, 90, 153, 64 O Box L Bethany, O K 73008
larshall, Tami F. 630 Cliffwood Richmond, V A 23234
lartin, Diane K. 070 W. 199 St.
162 Bucyrus, KS 66013
lartin, R. Glenn
153
lartin, Ruth A. 75, 177 15 N. Adelaide Terrell, T X 75140
lartindale, Brenda L. 153 29 C ooper Ln. Yukon, O K 73099
lason, Ronald R. 99 109 N. Glade Bethany, O K 73008
lasterson, Teryl A. 90, 162 403 Trails End Bentonville, A R 72712
Irving, T X 75060
Mayo, J. Tem ple 162 404 Bailey Dumas, T X 79029
McGurk, Michael K. 88 Rt. 2 Box 73 Muldrow, O K 74948
Mays, Sherry E. 178 406 W. Mill Grand Saline, T X 75140
McJunkin, Paul E. 79, 80, 81, 162, 84 4718 46th Lubbock, T X 79414
McAdoo, Timothy A. 178 2904 Four Pines Kingwood, T X 77345
McKnight, Mary Lee Box 2 McKnight West Fork, A R 72774
McAnally, Darryl W. 78, 178, 27, 83 4202 N. W heeler Bethany, O K 73008
McLaughlin, Bryon K. 88, 91 922 Lausanne Dr. Valdosta, G A 31601
McAnally, Devin S. 78, 162 4202 N. W heeler Bethany, O K 73008
McLaughlin, John D. 178 292 S. Salem. Ct. Aurora, C O 80012
McCants, Sonia D. Rt. 2 Box 55 Hartshome, O K 74547
McLaughlin, Kathleen A. 162 292 S. Salem Ct. Aurora, C O 80012
McCartney, Carol M. 162 9418 Mercer Dallas, T X 75228
McLaughlin, Rhonda R. 1513 S W 46 Okla. City, O K 73119
McCracken, Penny B. 108 Lake Aluma Okla. City, O K 73121
M cLemore, F. L ee 100, 106, 107, 108 631 M ad ison Ct. D u n can ville, T X 75137
McCraw, Scott P. 512 Cherry PI. O klahom a City, O K 73127 McCullough, Paula L. 46, 52, 89, 154, 64 1502 S. Chuckwagn. Mustang, O K 73064 McDaniel, Annette L. 14, 15, 16, 19, 70, 86, 158, 162 Rt. 3 M C A A P Bx. 602 McAlester, O K 74501 McDaniel, Joseph B. Rt. 3 602 M C A A P 74501
98, 162 M cA lester, O K
McNabb, Angela F. 88, 163 PO Box 164 Estherwood, L A 70534 McNabb, Georgia A. 216 N. Ash Little Rock, A R 72205 McNabb, Nioka L. 104 Linwood Ct. Little Rock, A R 72205 McNabb, Steven L. 163 11907 Kirkway Houston, T X 77089 McNelly, Angela S. 178 Rt. 4 Box 139 Bentonville, A R 72712 McRaniels, Daniel G. 416 N. 18th Clinton, O K 73601
McDonald, Gregory L. 6, 178, 27 3845 Mosswood Garland, T X 75042
McVeigh, Michelle M. 178 537 N W 35th Okla. City, O K 73118
McDowell, Phyllis F. 154 401 Briarwood Yukon, O K 73099
McVey, Michael M.
McFeeters, Frank R.
lastin, Timothy J. 170, 37, 27 437 Union St. N. Chili, N Y 14514
McGarraugh, Steven L. 162 7724 N W 20 Bethany, O K 73008
lateo, Venus B. 153 004 N W 46 Bethany, O K 73008
McGraw, Ladd D. 4021 N W 33 Okla. City, O K 73112
latthews, Am y L. 153 847 Rosemead Dallas, T X 75217
McGuire, Alan W. 178 Rt. 6 Box 20785 Paris, T X 75460
McGraw, Lisa R. 92 4021 N W 33 Okla. City, O K 73112
178,
66
McWhitney, D. Theodor 163, 65 13825 Rolling Hill Dallas, T X 75240 Meesey, Sara L. 1156 S. K lin e St. 80226 Meier, Irene M. 3917 Riverside D. Melton, Cynthia L.
Lakew ood, CO
508 S W 26 St.
n
11
El Reno, O K 73036
Melton, G. Lynn 2128 E. Frontier
Mustang, O K 73064
Mercer, Lisa R. 13, 15, 77, 163, 164 50 W h ite sto n e Ln. R och ester, N Y 14618 Mercer, Michael D. 73, 101, 166, 170 50 W h ite sto n e Ln. R och ester, N Y 14618 Merrill, Bryan D. 21, 76, 83 1858 Driftwood El Centro, C A 92243 Merritt, Johnna K. 53 Tappan Ln. Orinda, C A 94563 Messer, Karla M. 91, 170 3310 Teckla Amarillo, T X 79106 Messer, Valerie L. 6905 N W 52 Bethany, O K 73008 Metcalf, J. Keith 154 1312 Thunderbrook Desoto, T X 75115 MgBodile, Paul U. Mick, Patricia, L. 4317 Carrier Rd.
157 163 Enid, O K 73701
Miles, Brad W. 1755 C ocoplum Ct. 32779
L o n gw o o d , FL
Miley, Debbie D. 163 15707 Horse Creek San Antonio, T X 78232 Miley, Sherri R. 170 15707 Horse Creek San Antonio, TX 78232 Miller, Carol L. 154 3 5 1 0 M a g g ie A v e . 35810
H u n tsville, A L
Miller, David L. 163 Rt. 1 Box 638 Harrah, O K 73045 Miller, Janelle L. RR 1 Hydro, O K 73048 Miller, Ronwyn D. 4 Nelmarie St. Roodekrans, Trans SA
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Bethany, O K 73008 154
Millikin, Christi J. Mills, Jonathan A.
154 163
227
14701 N. 30
Lutz, FL 33549
Mills, K. Gary Box 514 Queen City, T X 75572 Minor, Jarolyn J. 3 180 E. Footh ills 85635
S ierra Vista, A Z
Nelson, David S. 10, 86, 163, 65 6505 N W 46 Okla. City, O K 73122 Nelson, Karen E. 178 6421 N. Lib by O klahom a City, O K 73132
Pierce, Stephanie 90, 179 2313 Anders Dr. Mesquite, T X 75150
Page, Twilla F. 79 307 E. 2nd Stroud, O K 74079 Palmer, Alan L. 13, 79, 179, 82, 84 15600 H o rb orn e P flu g e r v ille , T X 78660
Mitchell, Mike A.
Newberry, Andrea R. 1078 N od din g Pin. 32707
Moody, Mark E. 37 4134 Apollovilicr Colorado Springs, C O 80916
Newberry, Beth A. 7, 178 201 H allb ro o k Dr. Fort W orth, T X 76134
Panicker, Solom on V.
Moon, J. Mike 7817 N W 39 Bethany, O K 73008
Newberry, Dee Ann 90, 154 203 Steadway Dewey, O K 74029
Moore, Angela L. 836 E. Rose Midwest City, O K 73110
Pape, Stephen W. 154 524 Ray Desoto, T X 75115
Newberry, Tena M. 163 203 Steadway Dewey, O K 74029
Pardue, Dawn C. 20, 77, 171 4 6 4 4 W o o d la w n P o r t A rth u r, T X 77642
Moore, Deana L. 66 Rt. 3 Box 134B Tonganoxie, KS 66086 Moore, Larry W. 154 1112 S. Eaton St. L a k e w o o d , C O . 80226 Moore, Mark G. 178 2632 S. Cinncinna Tulsa, O K 74114 Moore, Terry D. 2700 S W 16 # 1 7 0 Moots, James W. 3717 N. College
Amarillo, T X 79102 Bethany, O K 73008
178 Casselberry, FL
Rosie Grubbs Job 784 index 222-231
Nichols, Arthur M. 178, 179 511 Kingsway Muskogee, O K 74403 Nichols, Brenda D. 20, 166, 171, 27 615 S. 6th Broken Arrow, O K 74012
Parham, Stephen L. 1316 S. W elch Cr. 80228
Nichols, C. Brad 99, 154 615 S. 6th Broken Arrow, O K 74012
Park, Hun Joo 300 134 Kalhyund
Nichols, Jr., Donald E. 100, 163 PO Box 141 Boise City, O K 73933
Patrick, Laurie G. 171 6301 N W 54 Okla. City, O K 73122
Nicholson, Donna L. 179 Box 169 Higgins, T X 79046
Peace, Jerrlyn K. 71, 154 1349 Marron Cr. NE Albuquerque, NM 87112
Nickles, Valery D. 179 1205 W. School Claremore, O K 74017
Moraldo, Arnold S. Morales, David A. 178 5816 N W 51 Warr Acres, O K 73122 Moreau, Tracy R. 21, 75, 178, 83, 84 5541 Hillcrest Zachary, L A 70791 Morgan, Aaron F. 98, 178 3116 Chestershir Pasadena, T X 77503 Morgan, Daniel P. 101, 178 6339 Adams Groves, T X 77619 Morgan, Lori L. 11301 Cedar H ollow O K 73132
Oklahoma City,
Pape, Becky A. 70, 154 RR 2 Liberal, KS 67901
Lakew ood, CO
Seoul, Korea
Pitts, Michael E. 98, 178, 179 1604 Evans Henderson, T X 75652 Poff, Betty L. 171 526 Dalewood Ave.
Salem, V A 24153
Ponder, Jr., Billy D. 1336 S W 27 St. Okla. City, O K 73109 Pope, James D. 101, 27 Rt. 2 Box 202 Waldron, A R 72958 Porterfield, Acie S. 80 2009 Lakewood Ct. Willis, T X 77302 Potter, Robert D. 3393 N. Zurich Flagstaff, AZ 86001 Powell, Rhonda D. 203 W estb rook Ct. 27215
Burlington, N C
Powell, Richard D. 171 504 E. Birch Henryetta, O K 74437 Prentice, Jana K. 2610 Crowell Ln.
46, 86, 148, 155, 64 Baytown, T X 77521
Price, Dedria L. 164 Rt. 5 Box 424 Okla. City, O K 73173 Price, Jay P. 15, 171 9728 Rhythm Rd. M W C, O K 73130 Price, Michael D. 15, 87 PO Box 902 Conway, A R 72032
Niedens, Melissa V. 17, 179, 84 Rt. 1 Box 12 Hooker, O K 73945
Peach, Sherri R. 1070 N o lte Dr. 80916
Nielsen, Sharrie E. 510 19 W oodward, O K 73801
Pearson, Jerry L.
Przybylski, Bob J. 179 Rt. 1 Box 674M Red Oak, T X 75154
Pearson, Trica A. 179 Rt. 3 Box 33 Greenville, T X 74501
Pulliam, Stacy P. 70, 171 Rt. 4 Box 70 Coalgate, O K 74538
Peay, W endy L. 163 7404 N W 10 # 2 C Okla. City, O K 73127
Quist, Debera L. 179, 26, 83 1 2 0 0 6 C h ic o t Rd. M a b e lv a le , A R 72103
Pelley, Cyndee A. 78, 79, 80, 154, 83, 84 6511 N W 31 Bethany, O K 73008
Ralston, Sonia J. 654 Wilshire Rd.
Nielsen, II Richard D. 179, 27 2329 Duncan Perr. Grand Prairie, TX 75050 Norell, Gregory J. 171 2525 C h ero k ee Hp. ville, O K 74003
B a r tle s
Norman, Bonnie S.
C olo. Springs., C O
Pritchett, L. Ben
Mobile, A L 36609
Ramkissoon, Ehola T. 8026 N W 31 Terr. Bethany, O K 73008
Moseley, Scott A. 92 2105 A ve P Huntsville, T X 77340
Northcutt, Gregory D. 73, 154, 36 2824 McMillan Ci. Bethany, O K 73008
Pelley, Katheryne R. 154 6511 N W 31 Bethany, O K 73008
Motsinger, Thomas N. 7, 178 2840 E. Clarendon Phoenix, AZ 85016
Norton, G eorge B. Box 582 Edgewood, NM 87015
Pelley, Shirley N.
Randall, Jeffrey C. 101, 179 1922 L ee Longview, T X 75604
Mountcastle, Kyle E. 1006 Plateau Duncanville, T X 75116
Norwine, Mark R. 3700 Royal Caks 72116
Pennebaker, M elody A. 178, 179, 84 1704 Pinecrest Garden City, KS 67846
Rashidifard, Mehdi 9349 W. Finley Rd.
Pepper, Allyn W. 171 Box 296 Johnson, KS 67855
Ratliff, Pamela K. 1249 James Ave.
Peters, Alan K. 6644 Laurel Rd. 73132
Rea, Angela K. 90, 164 8903 S. 198 E Ave. Broken Arrow, OK 74012
Mounts, Lynda R. 1412 W. Cushing
Decatur, IL 62526
Mowry, Scott E. 163 326 Whisper W o od San Antonio, T X 78216 Moyer, Suzanne R. 7 206 G len Trail 78239
70, 74, 178 San A n to n io , T X
Mulder, Tonja A. 75, 154 1860 N W 16th Crystal River, FL 32629 Mullens, Susan K. 12 Diamondhead
Bumeyville, O K
Mullett, Nancy J. 4001 Patty Ln. Bethany, O K 73008 Muoghalu, John A. 6316 N W 84 Okla. City, O K 73132 Murray, Connie S. 163, 65 1406 Ennis Plainview, T X 79072 Murray, Eric G. 19, 170 404 Hickory Hereford, T X 79045 Murray, Tresa D. 21, 178 7011 N W 44 Bethany, O K 73008 Murrow, Cindy G. 2100 Flamingo Bethany, O K 73008 Murrow, Jeff K. 2100 Flamingo
Bethany, O K 73008
Nuffer, Brenda L. 88 2 4 0 9 E. S q u a w p e a k 85016 Null, M. Judy 1 0 2 0 0 G le n d o v e r 73132
Nwoke, Benedict 44 Adeniyi St. S/L Itire Lagos, N I 00000
Peterson, Barbara J. 8129 N W 19th St. Oklahoma City, O K 73127
Redwine, Robert R. 46, 47, 155 Rt. 1 Box 44 Chickasha, O K 73018
O ’ Callaghan, Robin 3020 S. 29 St. Joseph, M O 64503
Peterson, Norman L. 7 11300 Regency Gr. Cypress, T X 77429
Ogden, Cindy 163 8210 S. Jamestown Tulsa, O K 74137
Peterson, Trina R. 4441 E. 13th Ave.
Ogden, Shirley K.
Petty, L. Jill 171 3121 Eagle Lane Bethany, O K 73008
Olson, Karyn L. 141A Sherwood
Nelson, Dana D. Rt. 1 Box 73 Claton, L A 71326
228
70
74, 90, 179 Victoria, T X 77901
Olson, Lanell T. Onafuwa-Sola, Adetokunb O. PMB5116 Ibadan, NI 00000 Onyeka, Mark L. 151 Jubilee Rd. Aba Imo State NI Onyemachi, Derek C. Central School Echiele O Tampa, V IA
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Ortiz, Cristela O. 1411 Jerome St.
Nelles, Lyane S. 178 4557 E. 38 PI. Tulsa, O K 74135
O kla. C ity, O K
Oliver, R oger H. 79, 81, 168, 174, 179 7309 N W 21 Bethany, O K 73008
Nauman, Michael C.
78, 84, 85 Robeline, L A 71469
Oklahoma City, O K
Reagor, Michael W. 3818 Hastings Dr. Arlington, T X 76013
Orther, John A.
Neff, Debra J. Rt. 3 Box 439
P h o e n ix , A Z
OKC, O K 73120
27 Pt. Arthur, T X 77642
Peters, Cindy D. 2, 90, 163 7930 Erie St. Baytown, T X 77521
Mustain, Deann E. 163 2212 N. Graham Okla. City, O K 73127
Naumann, Kevin G. 163 4018 Goodnight Pueblo, C O 81005
163 N. Little Rock, A R
164 Gary, IN 46403
Phebus, Mark J. 179 RD 6 Alpine Dr. H opew ell Jet., N Y 12533 Phebus, Michael G. 164 Alpine Dr. RD 6 H o p e w e ll Jet. N Y 12533 Phillips, Kelley D. 5522 78th Lubbock, T X 79424 Phillips, Mark D. 74, 81, 179 303 SE 5th Pryor, O K 74361 Phillips, Jr., Charles 171 PO Box 623 Haughton, L A 71037
Abernathy, T X 79311
Owens, Billy D. 154 12 Cedar Hill Rd. Longview, T X 75601 Owens, Dorothy M. 179 P O 179 Greennill 3113 Manila, P H IL
00000 Owens, E. Ann 150, 154, 27 7823 Repub. Dr. NE Albuquerque, NM 87109
Piatt, Courtney F. 90, 164 5542 Willowcliff Okla. City, O K 73122 Piatt, Hugh A. 70, 171, 59 5604 N W 62nd Okla. City, O K 73132 Piatt, Whitney L. 179 5604 N W 62nd Okla. City, O K 73122 Pickle, Jean T. 179 Rt. 2 Box 66A Kingfisher, O K 73750 Pierce, Lavonda D. 70, 171 Rt. 2 Box 52 Balko, O K 73931
Reeves, M elody F. 171 P O Box 707 Pilot Point, T X 76258 Reidel, Ronette M. 179 278 S. Ursula Aurora, C O 80012 Reinhardt, Mary J. 1006 W. 8 Little Rock, A R Reynolds, Diane L. 65, 86, 164 1016 N. Oak McKinney, T X 75069 Reynolds, Valerie A. Rich, Julie D. 3123 N. College
Bethany, O K 73008
Richards, Rhonda R. 171 4212 N. W heeler Bethany, O K 73008 Rickey, Paul B. 98, 162, 164 2927 W. 24 Emporia, KS 66801 Risenhoover, Candie L. 7629 N W 28 Bethany, O K 73008 Robbins, Russell L. 171 7726 Friars Ct. Spring, T X 77379 Roberts, Keitano V. Gasparillo Villa Santa Cruz, Trinidad Roberts, Kimberly J. 164 3843 E. 56 PI. Tulsa, O K 74135 Roberts, S. Neal 99, 164 3723 Newport Okla. City, O K 73112 Robertson, Kathryn B. 21, 75 3919 Trisha Val. Arlington, T X 76016 Robertson, Scott L.
12
.3 S. Okia
Sapulpa, O K 74066
Dbinson, James E.
xiriguez, Maria D. 179 j San Martin Brownsville, T X 78521 Dgers, Deborah L.
171 Gardner, ME 04345
>4B Main Ave.
Dgers, Kimberly D. 171 D Box 963 Rogers, A R 72756 Dgers, Regina D.
151 SE 35
Topeka, KS 66605
Dse, Richard R. 21, 75, 174, 179 2124 Pleasant T. Little Rock, A R 72211 Dsfeld, Kenneth J.
I l l Rolling Rid.
Bethany, O K 73008
dss, Karen S. 70, 179
D, Box 34
Alma, A R 72921
dss, Lori A.
L02 Lake Dr.
Lavrinburg, N C 28352
oss, Lori P. t. 1 Box 173
Mustang, O K 73064
oss, Marla J. 164 0 Box 34 Alma, A R 72921
706 E. Maple
Oberlin, KS 67749
Russell, Bruce G. 27, 28, 29 503 Kaye Borger, T X 79007 Russell, Harold D. 91, 164 304 5th St. Colfox, L A 71417 Russom, James R. 4319 Given Memphis, T N 38123 Rustin, Lisa E. 180 Star Rt. Box 83 Durant, O K 74701 Rustin, Stuart L. Star Rt. Box 83 Ryan, Robert S. 4300 N. Donald
70, 73, 172 Durant, O K 74701 81, 164 Bethany, O K 73008
Safadi, Ghaleb N. 5950 N W 40 # 2 0 8 73122
Okla. City, O K
Schwenke, M. Frances 6807 N W 44 Bethany, O K 73008 Schwenke, Tim P. 6807 N W 44 Bethany, O K 73008 Seaman, W endy B. 130 N. Forest Ln. 75116
99, 167, 172, 68 Duncanville, T X
Shepherd, Scott A. 172 Rt. 1 Box 202R Jarrell, T X 76537 Shigley, Deana L. 180, 90 2108 Treehouse Plano, T X 75023 Shocklee, Brian C. 2704 N. Shields Austin, T X 78758 Shocklee, J. Mark 2704 N. Shields Austin, T X 78759 Showalter, David B. 172 2005 Graham Okla. City, O K 73127
Sigler, Carolyn J. 5006 N. College Bethany, O K 73008
Sexton, Jeffrey A.
Sill, Laura M. 2410 Clearwood
Sanmann, Kent 155 7804 S. 28 West A. Tulsa, O K 74132
ouhmani, Talieh D.
Savage, Lori M. 11027 Louis SE
84 Huntsville, A L 35803
owe, James D. 180 108 W illo w r id g e O kla. C ity, O K 73122
Saville, Kenneth L. 70, 172 3811 E. Skinner Wichita, KS 67218
udman, Rochelle J. 178, 180 531 W. Main Lancaster, T X 75146
Scarlett, Lisa M. 155 302 N. Cedar Dumas, T X 00000
uger, Diana M. 223 Matthews Av. C A 90278
Schafer, Michael T. 98, 164 102 Chicago Dr. Lamesa, T X 79331
91
Schwenke, Catherine E. 6807 N W 44 Bethany, O K 73008
Shepherd, Guy R. 6816 N W 28 Bethany, O K 73008
Seepersad, Krishna 8026 N W 31 Terr. Bethany, O K 73008
180 Huntsville, A L 35803
uss, Charles M.
Schultze, Duane H. 4605 Skytrail Yukon, O K 73099
Sanders, Sandra K. 172 7049 W estwind # 1 0 1 0 El Paso, T X 79912
Savage, Julie L. 11027 Louis Dr.
uger, Eileen M. 86, 171 223 Mathews Ave. Redondo Bch., C A 90278
Shenk, Stephanie L. 13, 70, 172 Rt. 1 Melba, ID 83641
Shrum, Tammi M. 168, 172 Rt. 6 Box 278-A Pittsburg, T X 75686
oss, Sherry L. ox 901 Eufaula, O K 74432
Redondo Beach,
Schmidt, Ronlyn M. 27, 180 8025 G o ld en Oaks Okla. City, O K 73008
Seaton, Janelle D. 155 PO Box 823 Edmond, O K 78083
N ew York, N Y 10002
155 Pueblo, C O 81004
Shelton, Steve R. 6009 Ridgecrest Ft. Worth, T X 76148
Sanchez, Alice H. 172 2517 Faulkner Plainview, T X 79072
Santos, Jose L. 60 Pitt St. # 1 9 0
oss, Robert T. 115 Lake Ave.
Schmelzenbach, Harmon R. 1416 Mary St. Okla. City, O K 73127
Schapka, Lu Ann 164 1407 Terrace Dr. Okla. City, O K 73127 Schlabach, Robyn D. 164 1 0 2 1 4 N. 39th A v e . P h o e n ix , A Z 85021
Sexton, Mark W. 3725 Bryan Bethany, O K 73008 Shasteen, Kevin W. 172 Rt. 7 Box 350 McKinney, T X 75069 Shaver, Miriam L. 4305 W. 63 St. 66208
164 Prairie Village, KS
Arlington, T X 76014
Silvey, Lisa E. 174, 180 3128 N. Timber Bethany, O K 73008 Sims, Keith 83, 78, 180 Rt. 2 Box 229 Atlanta, T X 75551 Sims, Mark L. 333 Short St.
Cedar Hill, T X 75104
Shaw, David G. 210 Majesticis Cr.
Orlando, FL 32769
Shay, Michael O. 3024 N. Holloway
Sirirangsi, Saninat J. 206 S O I Visetsuk Bangkok, Thailand
Bethany, O K 73008
Shearer, Debbie D. 78 7269 Pineberry Dallas, T X 75249
Sisson, Lorri J. 172 1058 SE G randvie 74006
Shearer, Douglas R. 78 7269 Pinebury Dallas, T X 75249
Skaggs, Julie L. 2548 Knoxville Lon g Beach, C A 90815
Sheehy, Robyn L. 180 PO Box 263 Bethany, O K 73008
Sliman, Gary G. 180 9661 Rose Ct. Shreveport, L A 71118
Sheehy, Todd K. Box 263 Bethany, O K 73008
Sliman, Melinda L. 180 Rt. 1 Box 970 Crowley, L A 70526
Bartlesville, O K
229
Sloan, Gary B. 2008 Rolling Rid.
Bethany, O K 73008
Sloan, Stephen R. 2005 Rolling Rdg.
Bethany, O K 73008
Slothower, Blake A. 88, 180 6005 N W 31 Bethany, O K 73008 Slothower, Steven T. 73, 98, 155 6005 N W 31st Bethany, O K 73008
Southworth, Rebecca L. 102,103, 172 5 612 Black O ak L. Ft. W orth , T X 76114 Spalding, David W. 79, 172 908 S. 6th Richmond, IN 47374 Sperle, David R. 3113 Briarwood
Bethany, O K 73008
Spindle, Oran R.
Smith, Angela 27 42911 Beau Ville Lancaster, C A 93534
Spradling, Dennis L. 825 Rulane Midwest City, O K 73110
Smith, Kathleen B.
Springer, Laureen M. 2012 Astoria Ave. Moore, O K 73160
Smith, Mike A. 7200 N W 13th
Okla. City, O K 73127
Smith, Randy J. 155 6145 Quail # 5 2 6 El Paso, T X 79924 Smith, Ronda L. 180 522 S. M onroe Enid, O K 73701 Smith, Sara D. 319 SE 8th Place
Pryor, O K 74361
Smith, Shawn M. 105 Rt. 5 Box 58 San Benito, T X 78586 Smith, Tam m y R. 90, 180 Rt. 1 Box 121 Harlingen, T X 78552 Snodgrass, R. Blake 613 F ield w o od Cr. 75081
155 Richardson, T X
Snow, Kevin R. 101, 164 PO Box 723 Smith ville, T X 78957
Stewart, Nancy L. 73, 172 7604 N W 40 Bethany, O K 73008 Stobaugh, Donna D. 180 10862 Sharondale Dallas, T X 75228 Stockton, G. Beth 165 6713 E dgew ater D. Okla. City, O K 73116 Stokes, Ray A. PO Box 2o9 Moriaty, NM 87035 Stone, Shelley R. 90, 172 2357 Lau relw ood Baton Rouge, L A 70816 Strange, Mark C.
78, 172
306 Milford Ct. 17
Davison, MI 48423
Sweis, Siham Z. 6100 N. M acarthur 73122
Okla. City, O K
Swift, Brooks A. 165 924 Cantwell Stillwater, O K 74074 Sykes, C. Jeanne 89, 156 1330 Broderson Okla. City, O K 73119 Sykes, Ronald M. 80, 82 118 N Drive Rogers, A R 72756 Tallman, Stephen C. 15, 99, 105 2527 E. Montecito Phoenix, AZ 85016
Stark, Stephen R. 155 PO Box 661 Ft. Gibson, O K 74434
Street, Daron G. 92 2013 Rolling Rdg. Bethany, O K 73008
Tate, Joann 74, 89, 181 3465 C olon y Hill C olorad o Springs, C O 80916
Stasser, Dorothy A.
Strong, David 166, 172 4728 N W 76 Okla. City, O K 73132
Tatum, David E. 708 Irish Glen Arlington, T X 76014
Staton, Dawn D. 99, 101, 156 1007 W. 55 N. Little Rock, A R 72118 Stayton, C. Joy 90, 156 8520 W. 88th St. O.P., KS 66212
Stubbs, Johnny R. 156 P O Box G Henryetta, O K 74437
Tatum, Kenneth D. 99, 172 12622 W. 61 Sapulpa, O K 74066
Stubbs, Sharon K.
Steams, Kathleen 68O8V2 N W 41 # 4
Styers, Brenda K. 1013 N. Cedar Owasso, O K 74055
Taylor, Gregory L. 3200 Tudor Road 73122
Bethany, O K 73008
Steiner, Cheryl L. 180 2 6 2 4 M a p le w o o d L o n g v ie w , W A 98636 Stemen, Aaron 99, 180 1506 M ockingbird San Marcos, T X 78666
Suarez, Carlos 70, 172 509 Ave. K Hereford, T X 79045
Taylor, Marleita K. RFD Cleo Springs, O K 73729
Suh, David 445 S. Ardmore Dr. 90006
Taylor, M elody R. 88, 165 7212 Kingsridge Oklahoma City, OK 73132
Los Angeles, C A
Snowbarger, Linda S.
Stephens, Diana J. 180 Rt. 2 Box 900 Collinsville, O K 74021
Sullivan, Nanette E. 1915 D e ep V a lle y 75080
Snyder, Cindy L. 84, 85, 180 310 9th Ave. SE Aberdeen, SD 57401
Stephenson, Robin J. 3179 Hywy. 45 Conover, W S 54519
Summer, G. Renae P O Box 1447 Bethany, O K 73008
Sol, Nellie O. 180 1133 S W 37th Okla. City, O K 73109
Stevens, Sheryl I.
Summers, Suzanna D. 74, 180 2515 N W 56 Okla. City, O K 73112
Sosanya, Adeola Y. PO Box 348 Lagos
Stewart, Brent A. 82, 84, 20, 79, 81, 165 9120 E. 142 N. Collinsville, O K 74021
Southwell, Sandra D. 3, 26, 64, 66, 46, 49, 155 Rt. 6 Box 321 Shawnee, O K 74801
Stewart, Jeff N. 64, 46, 50, 156 9120 E. 142 St. N. Collinsville, O K 74021
Southwell, Sharon R. 59, 70, 172 Rt. 6 Box 321 Shawnee, O K 74801
Stewart, Lori A. 64, 46, 50, 72, 156 819 W. Comanche Marlow, O K 73055
71, 172 Oklahoma City, OK
Sutterfield, Cheryl E. 5 912 S. E ggleston 73109 Sutton, Allan D. 87 11413 W . 17th PI. 80215 Swayze, Shannon L.
165 Richardson, T X
165, 65 Okla. City, O K
Lakew ood, C O
Taylor, Mindy 181 1716 N. Glade Bethany, O K 73008 Taylor, Terry C. 172 4102 Y o u n g # 4 1 3 77504
P a s a d en a , T X
Templeton, Carmen D. 26, 165 2020 Marilyn Dr. Baton Rouge, L A 70815 Thanscheidt, Bruce W. 79, 80, 156 6822 N W 50 Bethany, O K 73008 Thanscheidt, Dawn R. 165 PO Box 42441 OKC, O K 73123 Thanscheidt, Ross W. 79, 81, 84, 181 6822 N W 50th Bethany, O K 73008
Welch, Ruston C. 106, 108, 165 1204 NE Foreman Yukon, O K 73099
1 0 0 4 P h e a s a n t Ln . 79714
A n d re w s , T X
Welsh, Michael A. Box 191 Alin. Gin.
Williamson, Phillip W. 3812 41st Port Arthur, T X 77642
atcher, William J. 1 Box 103 Flaucheville, L A 71362
Vanarsdale, Mickey R. 156 Rt. 5 Box 50 Ponca City, O K 74601
oma, Joseph J. 68, 106, 172 06 Millcreek Garland, T X 75042
Vance, Carla R. 139 Auburn Dr.
omas, J. Daniel 172 5 Oaklawn Dr. Frankfort, K Y 40601
Vantrease, Glenda J. 102, 105, 156 1212 Long Ave. Ft. Worth, T X 76114
Welty, Todd D. Indian Journal Eufaula, O K 74432
Wilson, Bradley, D. 18, 91, 98, 173 1203 Sikes Sikeston, M O 63801
omas, Rhonda M. 71, 78, 80, 172 mboucaud Rd. Santa Cruz, Trinidad
Vamell, Rhonda L. 70, 173 2016 Sherringham Shreveport, L A 7118
W elwolo, Jefferson N. 311 N. Harvey OKC, O K 73102
Wilson, Cheri L. 181 11205 Ashford Dr. Yukon, O K 73099
Wesley, David W. 91 4801 N. College Bethany, O K 73008
Wilson, Don L. 157 1145 S W 29 Okla. City, O K 73109
Westcott, John K.
Wilson, Jacquelin S. 181 1411 Main Collinsville, O K 74021
00000 omas, Tyler J. 617 W illo w W a y 73132
Okla. City, O K
omason, Rickey C. 1 Lake Creek, T X 75450 ompson, Jamii E. 172 938 Provincial Katy, T X 77450 ompson, Richard B. 19, 172 37A Nicklas Okla. City, O K 73132 iompson, Stephen K. •16 S te p h a n ie L P ie d m o n t, O K 73078 iompson, T ed B. 43 S W 90 PI. Okla. City, O K 73159 lomsen, Tam m y A. 165 . 2 Box 79 Taloga, O K 73667 >dd, Crystal E. •00 N. Asbury
172 Bethany, O K 73008
>mpkins, Julie D. 78, 82, 84, 182 . 5 Box 380 Carthage, M O 64836 >tman, Perry W. >x 25 W ebb City, O K 74654 ammell, Kenneth L. 91 I S . 83 Tulsa, O K 74112 ammel, Susan J. 181 )23 N. Delmar Mesa, AZ 85203 an, Dung-Thai Q. )04 Lakefront OKC, O K 73132 avis, Am y C. 90, 173, D Box 336 Alma, A R 72921 otman, Eon E. 76, 80 799 N . R u in v ie d t G e o r g e t o w n , Guyana 00000 ovinger, John E. 181 *63 Welch Ct. Arvada, C O 80004
88,
173 Deridder, L A 70634
Vaughan, Nita J. 26, 70, 173 4601 Norman Okla. City, O K 73122 Vaughan, Steven W. 84, 88, 165 1119 Venus Cedar Hill, T X 75104 Vaughn, Sherri L. 70, Rt. 1 Allen, T X 75002
86,
Wetmore, Arlene S. Whitaker, Cynda D. 65, 74, 165 8 Orchard Dr. Mt. Vem on, O H 43050
173
Vazquez, Q. J. Enoc G. 173 N o e m i Q ui nt an a Apt. San Hose, C R 00000
O w ego, N Y 13827
3977
Velez, Lynda C. 78, 83 6911 N W 52 Bethany, O K 73008 V e le z , M e g a n L. 1 8 5 9 0 2 R im kus Dr. San Antonio, T X 78238 Velez, Victor A. 78, 83, 165, 83 5902 Rimkus Dr. San An ton io, T X 78238 Verdeaux, Kimberlee A. 2709 W in dsor Ter. Okla. City, O K 73127 Vernier, Cynthia D. 156 14515 SH 108 Fayette, O H 43521 Vernier, Pamela F. 165 14515 SH 108 Fayette, O H 43521 Vice, Michael J. 183 Bobolink Conroe, T X 77385 Villegas, Jorge L. 175 2813 T ed Circle Harlingen, T X 78550 Virangkur, Tawich 113/82 Ladprao 102 Bangkok, T H A I Voss, Cecelia M. Wachtel, Pamela S. 66, 156, 1416 Mary St. Okla. City, O K 73127 Waithaka, Jessie M. Box 45339 Nairobi, Kenya Ea.
White, Anita M. 85 400 Cousins # 3 6 Arlington, T X 76012 White, Barbra D. 1819 Egg & I Rd. 98376
Chim acum , W A
White, Denise R. 181 Rt. 4 Box 619B Springdale, A R 72764 White, Phillip G. Tulsa, O K 74104 Whiteford, Marion G. 64, 88, 91, 157 2614 Wardmont Houston, T X 77093 Whiteford, Paul A. 625 Semenar 200
Houston, T X 77060
Whittington, Kendall M. 77, 111 521 E. Ch. Rks. Rd. Granite City, IL 62040 Wiens, Clifton L. 4608 N. Mueller
48 Bethany, O K 73008
Wiens, Randy D. 4608 N. Mueller
99, 165 Bethany, O K 73008
Wiesinger, Brian R. 100, 158 1814 N. 36th PI. Phoenix, AZ 85008 Wiesinger, Kimberly J. 6, 73 3314 N. 41 Phoenix, AZ 85018
Wilk, Susanne R. 2726 So. R idge W . 72004
Ashtabula, O H
Wilkins, Rhonda K. 173 13628 Bennington G rand view , M O 64030
Walden, Karen S. 64 5016 SE 51 Del City, O K 73135
Wilkins, Thomas D. 173 6212 N W 36 Bethany, O K 73008
jingine, Helena W. D Box 834 Page, AZ 86040
Walker, Melanie J. 74, 156 3102 Chestershir Pasadena, T X 77503
Wilkinson, Cheryl L.
acker, Darenda K. 181 t. 1 Box 495 Collinsville, O K 74021
Wallin, Karalea A. 6629 Edgebrook Okla. City, O K 73132
Okla. C ity, O K
acker, Denise E. ambleson, Jan N. 83, 156 m N W 42 Bethany, O K 73008 Limer, M. Joseph 75, 98, 100, 173 0 Box 242 Beebe, A R 72012 Litt, Laura B. 305 Trafalgar
165, 181 Okla. City, O K 73139
m, Greg S. 104 N W 29th
Bethany, Q K 73008
Ward, Charles C. 87, 99, 156, 167 8308 N W 36th Bethany, O K 73008 Ward, Teresa C. 78 80 Drake Pueblo, C O 81005 Waters, Lindy B. 173 1052 Mabel Fry Yukon, O K 73109 Watkins, Laniece M. 165 1710 Dougherty Shawnee, O K 74801
Willard, Michael W. 99, 100, 164 P O B o x 603 M ou ntain H o m e, A R 72653 Williams, Angela D. 1207 Elmcreek Rd. 78130
173 N ew Braunfels, T X
Williams, Dawn L. 403 Parkview Duncanville, T X 75137 Williams, Dennis C. 91, 181 RR 2 Box 195 Idalou, T X 79329 Williams, James R. 6131 S. 123 W A v e . 74066
Sapulpa, O K
Watson, David H. I l l , 157 729 W illow Hurst, T X 76053
Williams, John M. 6131 S. 123 W A v e . 74066
Sapulpa, O K
Watters, Kathy A. 157 7901 N W 40 Bethany, O K 73008
Williams, Kamala R.
rban, Shanna D. 00 9th Wellington, T X 79095
Watts, Tasha L. 165 13920 W. 48th St. Shawnee, KS 66216
Williams, Laurette G. 1723 C ourte Enca 85635
aden, D. Elaine
Wayman, Dale V. 91 1933 N W 12 Okla. City, O K 73106
m, Miri 104 N W 29
Bethany, O K 73008
msted, Robin S. 26, 165 205 N W 32 Bethany, O K 73008 pshaw, Grace
Watson, Cynthia L. 166, 173 5886 Secrest Dr. Arvada, C O 80003
El Reno, O K 73036
Witte, Kimberly A. 85, 181 6712 N W 42 # 1 0 0 Bethany, O K 73008 Womack, John M. 98 1117 Spring Cr. Mustang, O K 73064 Womack, Karen S. 157 13422 N o rth w o o d E dm ond, OK 73034 Won, Choong I. Seoul, Korea W ood, Barry L. 29, 157 8209 N W 31 Bethany, O K 73008 W ood, J. Lynell 74, 165 2017 Timber Bethany, O K 73008 W ood, Ralonda S. 181 Rt. 2 Box 340 Guthrie, O K 73044 W oodard, Darren B. 178, 181 601 Center St. Conway, A R 72032 W oods, Jerry 6608 Carm elwood 95610
Citrus Heights, C A
W oods, Jonathan 5741 Hemlock Sacramento, C A 95841 80, 98, 181 Alvin, T X 77511
Wray, Lee 6704 N W 16 # 2 0 9 73127
Okla. City, O K
Wright, Kenneth W. Wright, Randall 6, 99, 173 2805 N. H olloway Bethany, O K 73008 Wunder, Leslie 83 3213 N. Mueller Bethany, O K 73008 W ycoff, Richard M. 74, 81, 173, 181 1008 Erwin St. McKinney, T X 75069 W ycoff, Robert M. 1006 W. Erin McKinney, T X 75069 Yates, Rebecca L. Yates, Suzanne 181 Rt. 3 Box 83 Bentonville, A R 72712 Yenesew, Abeje 1047 Addiss, Ababa 00000 Yoast, Lisa M. 907 McKinley
Lawton, O K 73501
Yoder, Rita K. 181 Box 169 Sugarcreek, O H 44681 Youker, Jolynne M. Rt. 1 Box 67M Princeton, T X 75077 Young, David L. P O Box 431 Chandler, O K 74834
183, 84 Sierra Vista, A Z
W eber, Alan G.
Williams, Lisa J. 3, 10, 14, 15, 47, 55, 148 155 157 3705 Dumbarton Pasadena, T X 77503
allance, W esley W. 106 N. W illow Bethany, O K 73008
Webster, Carolanna G. 181 Rt. 2 Box 128 Rogers, A R 72756
Williams, Rhonda M. 64, 70, 90 1004 Phesant Ln. Andrews, T X 79714
ran Pelt, Philip E. 70, 173 04 Sioux Ardmore, O K 73401
W eed, Audrey L. Rt. 1 Box 65 Colby, KS 67701
Williams, Timothy P. 171, 173
aden, Joanna L. 102, 181 t. 2 Box 59 Holland, T X 76534
Wint, Lila A. Rt. 3 Box 121
Worrell, James 1924 Parkcrest
Wiles, Delvin D.
Walcher, Lori A. 165 4828 Del Crest Del City, O K 73115
;e, Tom 104 N o rw ich Ct. 73132
Windle, Kenneth M. 5408 N W 46 Terr. Okla. City, O K 73122
Young, Dawn R. 181 8 81 7 S. K en tu ck y Okla. C ity, O K 73159 Zaleta, Teresa A. 70, 173 1223 W. 10th Bonhamne, T X 75418 Ziebarth, Robin J. 70, 157 1727 Coolcrest Upland, C A 91786
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