OTYOKWA Bonnie Mason President Sue Garner Vice President Ilene Arbon Secretary Joan Spackman Treasurer Linda McEntire Historian Jean Racker Reporter, Fall Winter Quarter Sharron Malone Reporter, Spring Quarter Irene Parker Advisor Tamara Bailey Carol Beyda Pat Bond Pam Brown Dana Bruestle Linda Chatelain Joyce Christensen Sandi Crystal Rusty Dayhuff Vinette Donaldson Chris Donohue Since its organization in 1932, the fair maidens of Otyokwa have been active in campus activities. Again this year they have fostered unity of sisterhood beginning with the homecoming activities. Not only did their float win first place, but they also added the titles of Homecoming first and second attendants to their many queen titles. Talent show added many a early morning practice, but turned out successful for the squaws, as did the announcement of Snow Carnival winners and Snowball queen; here OT swept up more honors. In March, the squaws with their Excelsior brothers sponsored the elegant Sweetheart Ball - a traditional full-length formal and tuxedo dance - with intermission Sweethearts and candidates selected by Doris Day and Cary Grant. OT-Excels Dinner Dance, Easter Breakfast, and Song Fest highlighted the events of the year. The maiden's participation in social and scholastic activities helped them honor the meaning of their crossed arrows - "Eternal Friendship". Jerry Evans Trudy Evans Jan Gudmundsen Sandy Heiner Connie Huband Alyce Ann Hull Lynda Kendell Jo Marie Lorenzen Marlene McFarland Tamera Moss Judy Nicholson Barbara Poll Jacque Rich Ellen Simonsen Lana Stephens Mary Margaret Shirley Sycamore Dixie Taylor Marilyn Taylor Glenda Thurgood Mike Whiteley Sycamore