Ann Frandsen President Top, Otyokwa squaws enjoy their buffalo stew. Above, the acceptance banquet was a pleasurable event for the new recruits. Sue Anthony Nedra Butters Sue Crouch Nancy Bailey Cathi Carter Carolyn Davis Janet Bell DeAnn Chino Dina Downs Jill Bushnell Joan Clarke Sally Germer Carol Cope Sandra Greenwood Once again Otyokwa became the epitome of frolic and merriment as the "Squaws" laid claim to the first official "twist" party on campus, Feb. 9, 1962. This paved the way for numerous twisteroos and stomps, the greatest and most lavish of which was the Sweetheart Ball, presented through the combined talent and ef-forts of Otyokwa and Excelsior. Needless to say, this was among the most successful dances of the year. The cafeteria was miraculously transformed into a sparkling ballroom, much to the surprise of skeptics who said, "It couldn't be done." The Christmas Dinner Dance was held with Excelsior at the Oakridge Country Club before the official inauguration of the Twist. Otyokwa also sponsored "Sadie Hawkins' Day." Even though the Squaws had an extra amount of fun this year, Otyokwa still maintained a top grade point, and many of her members held high positions in the studentbody. True, O.T. did not take first place in everything (last year was her year for firsts), but this year will be remembered as one of the best for O.T. Sharon Groothius Donna James Peg Leininger Joan Miller Irene Peterson Elgia Taylor Louise Stephenson Judy Hoxer Secretary Mary Malan Ann Moms Adviser Diane Taylor Virginia Stockdale Vickie Huggins Cherie Jensen Historian Chris Nelson Shara Dene Marilyn Toomer Helen Stokes Margene Innes Vice President Penny Madsen Reporter Pilkington Carol Scoville Lynda Waddoups Ilene Kemp Joan McEntire DaNece Newey Julie Reyns Cathy Auleeen Kerr Marty Sperry Otyokwa squaws introduce a new type of rain dance: The Twist