Wine and women on his mind,

Paul Adams will someday have his own grape vines.

Beverly Afinowicz on her wedding day will jump with joy

To have got a new name and also a boy.

Elaine Allen soon will be a wife,

And live an extremely happy life.

Judy Allen will know what is going on;

In magazines her column will be found.

She'll watch the romances and see them rise

Surely there'll be nothing that she will surmise.

With the girls he'll never be shy,

For that Sammy Allen is quite a .guy.

Some people think that it's a myth,

But we guarantee that Sherry Allen will end up in Fort Smith.

Rick Almack is always driving a car;

So" you see" he’ll probably go far.

In the future, watch T.V.

You '11 see him win the Grand Prix.

If she keeps on playing that instrument,

Barbara Anderson will soon find her lifelong gent.

A nurse in white will be her fate--

Rita Anneler will be first rate.

A future nurse, that's our Julie Armstrong;

She'll probably diagnose everything wrong.

Joan Austin, a lovely teacher she'll be,

With students running to sit on her knee.

Doctor, lawyer, merchant chief,

Alan Bahan will be the thief.

What will happen to Larry Bailey I who thinks he’s Mister Swift ,

When he finds out that he is not a woman’s gift?

Beverly Barber will reach a goal--

She'll be a barber with a red and white pole .

Being smart is no great chore;

Michaelyn Barker will always score.

A wrestler is Richard Barker;

Will he also become a parker?

Richard Barker is a wrestler fast;

He will be famous if he can last.

In college, Judy Barkett will sing simply great;

But in psychology this year she just didn't rate.

Some like ‘em smart, some like 'em dumb;

But Jimmy Barnard won't sit and twiddle his thumbs.

The red-headed bomb is what they'll be dreaming;

It’s Sandy Bartlowe who'll send the boys screaming.

Steve Batten's size and pounds so few--

Being a jockey is in store for you.

An announcer is what Melody Bennett will be

But. should we listen to radio or watch TV?

Venita Bettinger will be the editor of a few lines;

Some people call it the New York Times.

Linda Bickford will own a car that's heavy,

And change her name to Linda Bickerbevy.

Ernie Bierman has a nautical gift;

He picks up boats right and left.

We're sure he's bound to be a sailor

If he ever gets away from the jailer.

Barbara Bishop, so sweet and fair,

Of worries she doesn't care;

And in the end she'll get her guy

When everyone else is about to die.

John Bookout-a student so serious and bright;

He'll become a man who is always right.

Jane Boweman is on the yearbook, you know;

And this year she's made quite a nice show.

In the future she might plan to be

A teacher just like our own Mrs. B.

Jane Boxberger will own a clothing store

And sell the clothes she just once wore.

Bonnie Bradshaw, quiet and sweet ,

Her cooking and sewing are really neat ;

We're sure she'll make a wife that can't be beat.

Becky Brawley will be found in Paris

In a sidewalk cafe or in front of a terrace ;

She'll be a guide whose really witty

You know anything can happen in that city

In a circus or at a fair

We'll see the brave Chris Bricmont there;

The knife thrower's target she'll soon be

Because the knives she’ll never see.

Emily Brogden will be dressed in white ;

She'll be a nurse with a radiant light.

Rick Brown will be a singer

With voice as golden

If he can stay sober

And off the Student Union sofas.

We look into the future

And who do we see?

Sherry Brown drinking tea

In high society.

Martha Burton’s name need not change

For she'll marry Richard Burton and live on a range.

Diane Busch has all the keys;

She'll be the first girl on the New York Yankees.

Judith Kay Caldwell, a Thespian grand;

Will win fame and fortune in ev'ry land.

As he walks down the hall, satchel in hand,

Randolph Call has the look of a business man.

Years from now, we'll see him around,

His freckles gone and his satchel brown.

Jan Cannon may be but a fisherman's wife,

But one thing is sure--she'll get a bang out of life.

Keith Carlton, who always in cars we see,

Someday a shade-tree mechanic will be.

Michael Carmichael,

It is my indecision,

Will go not too far

Without more ambition.

Jeanette and her guy will strive for harmony

Because her last name is, coincidentally, Carmony .

Clay R. Carroll

Poked his eye,

And now through life

He'll go a rye.

De Wayne Carruth ,

To tell the truth,

Has drowned his future

In fifths of vermouth.

Vicki Caudill, a vision to behold,

Will have her fun before she grows old.

David Chace, like Alfred E. Newman,

Will lose the race. Which race? ..Human!

Cute Linda Faye Chapin always will be

A vision of peace and tranquility.

William F. Chaple’s future is grim,

Pulling out staples for I. B. M.

Mike Charleston, a right nice fellow to know

Will chase the bad guys on the late, late show.

Janet Chase will someday find

A boy with whom she may dine.

Carole Choate, for whose ambitions we all should fear,

Will be, not a physicist, but a train engineer.

Stan Christian will accept a dare;

Walk in a cage and wrestle a bear.

If out he gets from the lions den,

Stanley Christian will save us all from sin?

We will see Blue Clark, a real MG man,

Stalled in the desert, looking for a fan.

In many sports we fared real well,

As Marcia Clark will gladly tell.

Tommy Cloud

Will soon be plowed

Under--by thunder

As a P. R. man, James P. Cobb

Will go far and be a nabob.

Susan Coburn in her white car

Will drive into a pit of tar .

Coffey thinks he’s quite a brew,

And when they've finally canned him,

Then maybe we can stand him

If only for an instant or two

Of sweet, sweet Jennifer, Northwest is proud;

Better than most she stands high in a crowd.

Down at 0.U. she'll go far without toil

She's done well here 'cause she's such a nice Coil.

Mark Collins, years from now,

Will be the ox behind the plow.

Bob Compton will go to the show ,

Without his glasses and step on your toe.

Bob A. Compton

Won't be wonton;

An executive he'll be

With the Fuller company.

Norma Conaway, a nurse dressed in white,

Will choke her patients with pills twice each night.

Through with Northwest after four years of schooling

Norma's going back, and that's no fooling;

Heading off to college to learn to be a teacher

You’d think she'd had enough of those witty creatures.

Come take a look-see

There goes a Phil Cooksey

Who wins elections

Like malignant infections.

Burl H. Cooper, whom we call "Rocky",

Will build a car that won't be knocky.

Many people tell of great goals in life;

They face long years of struggle and strife ;

But none has worked harder to reach his aim.

Than Our Miss Brooke to change her name.

James W. Cox

Will get a box

Of ticky tacky. ? .Ohl

I really don't know.

Kenneth P. Craig

Will own his own still

Or go broke a buy'n

Beers for to cry in.

For Mark Creekmore, we are sad to relate ,

Will probably end up as a Latin cognate.

Sandra Crumplar

(I see it well, Ohl)

Will end up marry'n

A gigantic Jell-O.

John Culbertson is quite a guy.

Just get around him and you'll know why.

In some fields he'll out-do another,

And many of the boys will call him "brother. "

Bill Curtis--tall, slender, suave, and reserved--

Will snow all the girls with that same old line.

Jean Ann Daiker will have an interest in stars

Or, more like~ than that, chase science seminars.

Carolyn Daley will travel life’s rosy path,

Getting a husband by doing his math.

A year in psychology sat Linda Dane;

I wonder how she kept from going insane.

Making her living we will see Peggy Daniels

Caring for lost cats and stray cocker spaniels.

Little Miss Davis- her first name is Darlene-

Will wind up pushing buttons on a washing machine.

Rebecca Davis will soon write a book

Called How To Succeed On A Real Sexy Look.

Claudia Dawkins will be a great name,

Written in lights in the gold hall of fame;

But one fateful night and one broken zipper

Will end her career as a world-famous stripper.

An artist Mary DesChamps may be;

We will just have to wait and see.

Charles Deutsch -a lifeguard could be

If parliamentary procedure were drowning in the sea.

Rose DeWolfe is so nice and sweet

That a husband she will surely meet.

Dorney and Jack will marry someday

They'll see the world in his blue Sting-ray.

Clydellen Duffy will marry a good dancer;

On the dance floor there'll be none fancier.

When Don Duncan ages,

He'll put animals in cages.

Magaret Duncan -through life she passes

Looking at the world with her long thin glasses.

What will Gary DuPree do for a car

When from his mother he travels afar?

John Durrett a comedian will be;

You can watch him each week on NBC

Although Allen Eaker is not too tall,

He's very talented with a ball;

Because of this skill he will be

A dance instructor for Arthur Murray.

Mike Eischen a physics professor will be,

Teaching the kids what he learned at NWC.

A jail-keeper Paul Elledge won't be;

He's had enough of that lock and key.

Dewayne Elliot knows about engines and cars;

He may even design the first space ship to Mars.

Jimmie Lynn Elliot will marry in Rome,

And live in a giant-sized castle-type home.

All this might seem not to be very funny,

But who's got to laugh when he has lots of money.

Ronald Encapers will go very far,

Starting out tending the Riverside Bar;

Soon he'll invent a new kind of gin,

And end up an inmate in some federal pen.

To be a mural painter

Would be a phenomenon,

But Jan Epperson will do it

For the U.S. Pentagon.

Sewing dresses by Dior

Is what Janet Jones is hoping for.

James Edward Fabian a life guard will be,

Will live on the beach of warm Miami.

All the pretty, young girls he will see

And save just the ones in a small bikini.

A place for Steve Farha in life will be

Leading a band we all can see

An artist will not be Sherry Fausett's fate

Because it's flirting, not painting, that will get her a date.

Larry Fishel, who never learned to bop,

Will hang out at the Delta and be a cop.

Kathy Fisher will probably be

The happiest person in O.K.C.

They say a winner ice-skater she'll be,

But will Carol Fonvielle break the ice? -we'll see!

The king of the-business world, James Forshay,

While the sun. shines, will surely make lots of hay;

A genius on wall street, in stocks. he’ll dab,

And drive to work in a gold taxi cab.

To use his speed, Jim Fowler will be

A pony express rider for NBC.

Stephanie Franklin is making it clear

That she’ll have a husband this time next year.

Arthur Franks is very shy and quiet,

But he'll wind up in jail for inciting a riot.

Judy Friend will certainly not stop

Till she’s proprietor of a beauty shop.

Donna Fryer is sure to be

The mother of not less than three.

Mike Fulton will take up the Bible

When Peyton Place gets droll;

He'll organize a great big revival

To save some poor helpless soul

With a name like Roddy Gaddy

What else could one be but a daddy?

Dennis Galiardi will travel afar;

He will see the world from inside a bar.

Roulette wheels will lead Lonnie Gamble astray,

And he will have a mighty price to pay.

With a sharp tongue and very quick mind,

John Gatlin will be a success in all that he finds.

There was a Gesford whose name was Sal,

And to all she's still a real pal.

As I looked into the future, a couple of years from today

Saw little Annie Gibbs, a famous star on Broadway.

Into the future with a fling,

We see Suzanne Gilbert linked with Rusty King.

Carol Gillan will make a good wife,

And keep Stan happy the rest of his life.

Jack Givens is very bright;

He’ s never wrong but always right.

With his talent he will be

A very good representative of NWC.

Imported from Cuba, Richard Gonzalez came;

And not one student will forget his name

Although Elaine Gordon is seeming quiet,

Her future life could be a real riot.

Bob Graham will be a cop;

Traffic violators he will stop.

A contract with Disney will find Chris Graham

Sketching Donald Duck, Goofy, and Jackie's Little Lambs

Sally Green will soon make a name

As a bossy hunter of two legged game.

Sharon Green can't imagine a better career

Than to be a good wife with Joe very near .

Pat Greer knows about women, song, and wine:

He will always feed those OSU girls a line.

With his very good grades

And his stomach for beer,

An educated bartender

We will find Rig Greer .

David Griffy's teeth are sweet.

He will staple paper neat.

Rob Grimmett is real neat, but rather dumb,

He'll end up collecting cigar butts like a bum.

Jim Haas is stout and strong;

That big hoss will never go wrong.

After Linda. Haley and Northwest part ,

She'll be the queen of Paul's heart .

Alyson Hall has a dream

She wants to be a rancher's Queen.

Kathy Haney will really rate

With all the guys in our fine state.

Malcolm Haney might make a great pro,

But there's one thing he must know:

Not too much money can he make

If too many practice swings he has to take .

To Melinda Hanraty you had better be kind:

Same day your child in her kindergarten you may find.

Carol Hansen really rates;

A successful life will be her fate.

With Lynn Hardin

Anything can happen.

Can you imagine Annette Harms to be

Mother Superior in a nunnery?

Drawing dresses for Dior

Is what Jan Harriss is hoping for.

Our Chris Harry is very .active, indeed;

Because of this, we think she'll succeed.

Through rain and snow, mail he'll carry;

That’s our prophecy for Ralston Harry.

Of course we can't forget Melany Hay;

If she keeps up her drawing, she might earn some pay.

Jim Hays, Since you came to old N.W.

Everyone has said you are the very best.

Your athletic talents all can see,

A professional player you will surely be.

Rex Hefley, four high school years you have been through.

With honors many and bad grades few.

If you keep your present rate,

A prosperous future will be your fate.

Roses are red, violets are blue /

I wish I knew something about Cheryl Hendren, too.

Liz Hess, with all her money and charm,

Will probably be a banker and live on a farm.

Art Hestwood, when high school days come to an end,

You'll say good-by with quite a grin.

No matter what you do or where you tread

You'll always manage to stay ahead.

Darla Jo Hicks will be in a fix

If she keeps catching beaus with her feminine tricks.

Charming Linda Hill, we believe,

Will have nothing about which to grieve.

Max Anna Hindes will not get married much sooner

'Cause she's still going with that same 01' junior.

Alice Hiniker is quite a worker indeed;

She's always doing someone a good deed.

Dick Hinkle, work or play or what ever you do,

You'll always be liked by quite a few.

Keep on striving and 'you will see

A life that’s full of victory.

Charles Hinson, with twelve years behind you,

Your life straight ahead

You'll make a hit wherever you tread.

Nina Hinton, we'll say,

Will always be happy, every day.

Carole Sue Hitchens--we shall be formal--

Is the kind of a gal who will never be dull.

Our Boonie Hite will lie o'er the ocean,

Our Boonie will lie o'er the sea;

But just how she'll get there

Beats the tar out of me!

Jay Hobercht, the eightball sees your future in sight;

With honors galore, and in the spotlight

Bobby Hobson, has quite a fortune.

The world will give his quite a portion.

He will soon go to college

To gain some knowledge

Roger Hodge, when graduation time soon nears,

You are one that has no fears.

When all have gone their separate ways

You'll be one who won't waste his days.

Larry Hodgson from Texas to O.C. you came.

In quite a short time you gained much fame.

When you depart from our N.W.

You will always rate as the very best.

Dianne Hogen Holsey, we're here to relate

Will never have t o worry about a date .

Donna Hollingsworth can draw pretty well,

So we think things for her will probably jell.

Miss Connie Homsey's in store for a long happy life

Cause she swore and she swore she'd be a good wife.

Linda Hollaway has a future bright

'Cause she will always stay in where it's light.

Ridge Hooks, your personality will carry you far;

Though acting will not bring you fame.

You'll find your fortune behind a bar

In the zoo's monkey cage, untamed.

Patti Hopkins is one we'll watch;

"Cause we’re not sure who she'll "catch".

Now Sherry Hopkins has a future so hazy

If we told you the facts, you'd think we were crazy.

Bruce Hoster, you were on crutches your senior year,

It slowed your car racing down.

You'll find your fortune in guzzling beer

And escorting ladies around town.

After reading the plans of Miss Marsha House,

We're not saying a thing, just being quiet as a mouse.

A little guy is Gary Howard

But soon college will set him free,

He'll eat his spinach and grow to a man,

A bouncer at Gino's he'll be.

C.B. Hudson's hot temper will not slow him down,

It will prove an asset most grand.

He'll be found in a circus or carnival town

A flame eater, best in the land.

Laird Hull, you driving ability may not be so hot,

But at N.W. you really hit the spot.

No matter where you attend school next year,

You’ll be a success just like you were here.

Kent Humphreys is quite a scholar,

He's proven his brains are all there.

A stunt-man's his fortune; for movie fame

He'll be taking many a dare.

Linda Hunter's fate, we're here to relate

Will be exchanging a date for a good looking mate.

Johnny Hyde is quite a guy, a lot of him there is;

But he'll go on a diet, and to his dismay,

Him as a circus skinny man you’ll see

Nancy Jack, what is her fate?

Everything she does is great.

Our Linda James is sharp you can see;

With a11 her talent, a wrestler she'll be.

Carol Johnson is sure to be

The mother of at least three.

There is a Johnson we call Queen Jane;

Her sweetness will always remain the same.

Mary Johnson can't imagine a better career

Than to be a good wife with John so near.

Linda Jones will one day be

The wife of a boy we know as Terry.

Louise Jones will make a good wife

And keep a man happy for the rest of his life.

Nanette Jordan the boys will pursue

When she hits the campus at OSU.

Sheila Jordan will soon show,

That she can be as good as Van Gogh.

Judy Just is a mighty neat packet;

In the future she'll make tennis rackets.

For Ann Keene the future wi1J. bring

A teaching career--most rewarding.

Happy Gail Kelly with her charming sense of humor

Will make good friends with even Mr. Bruner.

To Kathy Kendall we wish luck with her rewarding Great Plan;

Here's hoping it won't interfere with her catching a man

We can tell why Jimmie Kennard has that starry-eyed look.

We know her home will be well decorated, but the thing is -can she cook?

To O.S.U. we send merry Lynn Ketcham

Where she hopes to become an outstanding dietician.

To Pam Knox Wolf we wish luck in her new homemaking career;

We'd just like to say that it's nice having you, again, here.

To Judy Koelsch, whose high school days are through,

We're hoping that your future will never be blue.

We'll always remember Diane Koonce's voice;

We're sure vocal music will be her choice.

Even though Kathy Kopacka is tiny and shy,

We're still certain that she'll catch her guy.

Test tubes and bubbling brew are familiar to Ruth Kurlender;

We’re sure with this background science will be demanding her.

Long hours spent working on our yearbook, the Round Table,

Have made Jennifer Lamb for anything quite able.

We know that Sharon Lane with her lovely red hair

Will be a success anywhere.

Whether she chooses nursing or psychology

We know Jane Lawson won't ever be caught up a tree.

We can see Pam Ledden teaching in some friendly school

Little children, how to live by the Golden Rule.

O.S.U. will gladly welcome pretty Virginia Lee.

We wish her success in whatever she wants to be.

As Susan Ellen Lehr's high school days come to a finish,

We hope that her memories of Northwest will never diminish.

To Ann Lents’ future boss we wish health and thrills,

'Cause to keep up with her, he'll need vitamin pills.

Katherine MacKenzie, who tooted the flute

Soon will be teaching new flutters to toot.

Marcia MacTaggart will have no choice

But be amazed at the loss of her voice;

Her friends will find her to be quite drab

When she has lost her gift of gab.

To Cherlyn Madden you.had better be kind;

Some day your child in her class you might find

In a uniform blue, Marcia Maddox is dressed;

As an airline stewardess she's headed west

Gerry Maguire, with his traveling ways,

Will hitchhike 'round the world in 80 days .

Toni Mahaney's real good lookin';

We know for sure she'll have somethin' cookin'.

Ed Makler will be

"Furer" of the Nazi Party.

Janet Malone will someday be

A secretary back at N. W. C.

All that Sandra Malone wants now,

All she hopes to be

Is the wife of a boy we know

By the name of Allen E.

Jackie Maloney will soon be disgusted,

For a spending spree will leave her flat busted.

Mary Ruth Mangum will seek fortune and fame

Before she adds a Mrs. to her name.

Maybe a seamstress in a factory

is what Linda Manlove will yearn to be .

The spotlight will shine on Susan Mann

As a ceramist she'll make more famous her clan.

Into the WAC will go Carolyn Marrs;

She'll climb to the top and wear four stars.

In track John Marsh will seek his fame,

But have more fun at a different game.

The Marshall Brothers, Bob and Dave,

Will cause their friends to shout and rave;

They'll be the life of every party

With imitations of Laurel and Hardy.

Like all the rest is Ruth Martindale;

She'll go down the aisle complete with a veil

Massey is great with a 22 gun:

Hits 6 out of 6 quail without missing one.

Harley Mathews is a handsome lad;

He'll land a fine job when he’s a grad.

Although Gerry Maupin is seemingly quiet,

His future life could be a real riot.

In the coming years Frosty Mayfield

Will change his name to Holden Caufield.

Into business Peggy Mayfield will go,

Just typing with her little toe.

Cheryl McBride will be the girl

To give the business world a whirl.

Since Mike McCarty has learned to smoke,

His Dad’s company will soon go broke.

After Rena McCoy and Northwest part,

She'll be the girl of a millionaires heart.

Now Sharon McCreary still loves her hair,

But when in the mirror she'll stop to stare,

She will soon become quite appalled

To find herself handsome~ bald.

If Karen McCullough doesn't quit her flirtin,

One thing will be for certain:

When she decides to quit her play,

All of her friends will be gone away.

The future bodes fair for Sherry McCutcheon;

She'll add more stars to her family escutcheon.

Success will follow our Linda McEver;

As a Phillips grad, she'll be an achiever.

We can foretell that Mark McGee

Will be voted "Mr. Masculinity."

Janie McGinty, she's quite a gal,

Doesn't know a strike from a foul.

If Mike McNatt doesn't quit electricity,

He will shock all of humanity.

Fred McNutt will have many science degrees,

For he likes to watch the birds and the bees.

In business Johnny McWethy will be a sensation,

And he'll keep toe-dancing as an avocation.

Mike Meador--you probably know him--

Milo Nately is his pseudonym;

Steadfast in trouble when a friends in need;

To law enforcement, he'll pay no heed.

Some girls call him snowman;

I've often wondered why.

Charles Meadows could melt an iceberg,

And that isn't any lie.

As a teacher will shine doll Carolyn Meek ;

To her pupils the "three R’s" will not be Greek .

"Turtle" Melton will run for the r,3st of his life

So that he won't be caught by a wife;

But the minute that he stops to "scoff,"

He'll be caught by Wilma Rudolph.

How could anyone go very far

With a personality like Joe Millar?

Ann Miller is soon to see

Italy from a pair of skis.

Joyce "Miller" will surely be

A "flour" girl for NBC.

Tomorrow's top scientist, Lee Miller, will be;

In the laboratory he'll make history.

Dental assistant will be Mary Lou Miller ,

Lending a hand to a cavity filler.

An artist's career awaits gifted De Miner;

Her ads will reveal that there could be none finer.

And now we see Miss Linda Mock

Pulling the boats into the dock.

Betty Sue Montgomery, with hair so blonde,

Will marry a fellow of whom she's quite fond.

Paula Mooney will really rate

With all the guys at Oklahoma State.

Jim Morgan with his waving arms

Will one day give a band all his charms.

Gerald Murphy will quit driving cars

So Northwest can thank their lucky stars.

Phil Murphy will go real far,

That is, in his little foreign car.

A baseball player Chuck Musson will be

Without Davis and all his "helping".

Pat Myrick, as you see,

Is now a doctor of psychology .

William E. Nance in the marines will be,

As tough a guy as you'll ever see.

Carol Neal with a heart of gold

Will get a medal for being so bold.

Carolyn Neal, with red hair and brains to boot

Will be an executive's secretary and steal all his loot.

Leroy Nelson around cars will be found,

Leaving rubber all over the ground.

Melanie Nelson, because of hard work and personal strife,

Will succeed in all that she does in her life.

Kenny Newman, though Humptys he quit,

Will go to producing vegetables yet.

With Sandy Nigh, our girl athlete,

The boys will find it hard to compete.

A Mayor or judge, Vickie Norick will be,

And which it is, we'll all wait to see.

Deborah Notley will make a good wife ,

And keep a man happy for all of his life.

James Nunn is quiet, competent, and shy

But on his wife's salary he will rely.

Joe Owenqy-with talents so clear

That the art critics say he'll fall on his ear

Wrestling is Larry Palmer's claim to fame;

Longview, Texas will never be the same.