50 years ago, May 7, 1973Six Superior Ratings Received BY THS Vocalists Tonkawa high school vocalists attained six superior and one excellent rating at the State Vocal Music Contest at Oklahoma University last Thursday. The vocal department is under the direction of Mrs. Ruth Klufa.All soloists rated superior. They were Richard Gorman, Frank Klufa, Mark Moorman, and Lisa Canaday. The Junior Mixed Ensemble received a 1 (Superior), the Mixed Chorus II (Excellent) in performance, and I in sight reading.Members of the Junior Mixed Ensemble are Jim Appleman, Mark Burson, Dora Byers, Deanna Herring, Marvin Klufa, Mary Knight, Daryl Scheirman, Mike McCann, Meredith McSparrin, Rhonda Noonan, Gary Walcher, Barbara Wood. Mixed Chorus members are Susan Andrews, Kabeth Detten, Pam Howeth, Dana Lyall, Julie Mason, Erin Noles, Anita Schatz, Heidi Knoke, Debra Ailey, Donna Andrews, Pam Burns, Gregg Davis, Ann Fitzgerald, Judy Hullet, Sherry McMillen, Marla Moorman, Jamilu Morgan, Kevin Steichen, Cindy Tharp, Louenda Wood, Frank Klufa, Jim Rogers, Mary Jane McKee, Charles Conaghan, Sherri Deem, Marvin Hembree, Kurt Kirtley, Bill Korn, Kim Nichols, Laurie Weeks, Cody Wilson, Debbie Wilson, Mike Yelton, Cyndi Allen, Lexia Brown, John Buffalow, Danny Fuhr, Bernice Gessel, Paula Humphries, Joyce Jared, Debbie Lindsey, Rhonda Lucas, Reta Martin, Mike Morgan, Jeanie Richards, Jim Appleman, Mark Burson, Dora Byers, Richard Gorman, Deanna Herring, Marvin Klufa, Mary Knight, Daryl Scheirman, Mike McCann, Rhonda Noonan, Meredith McSparrin, Gary Walcher, Barbara Wood, Frank Klufa, Mark Moorman and Lisa Canaday.Two Tonkawans To Graduate From Central State Two Tonkawans are among the 1386 Central State University students who will receive degrees during Spring Convocation ceremonies on the Edmond campus May 16. They are Robert L. Brown, Bachelor of BusinessAdministration; and Lawrence Joseph Swords, Bachelor of Business Administration, Cum Laude.Dr. Robert B. Kamm, president of Oklahoma State University, will deliver the commencement address. Scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m. in Wantland stadium, the graduates will receive their diplomas from University President Dr. Garland Godfrey.A total of 1187 undergraduates and 194 graduate degrees will be conferred.Bachelor of Science in Education leads with 329 graduates, followed by Bachelor of Business Administration with 265 and Bachelor of Science with 257. Bachelor of Arts will be awarded to 156 persons. 103 will receive the Bachelor of Arts in Education degree, with 22 conferred Bachelor of Music Education degrees and one Bachelor of Music degree. In the graduate school, 160 will graduate with Master of Education degrees, 30 with Master ...
