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CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACKPAGE 8 SEMINOLE STATE COLLEGIAN February 2012Seminole State College2701 Boren Blvd.Seminole, OK 74868NON-PROFIT ORG.U.S. PostagePAIDPermit #164Seminole, Okla.Return Service RequestedSeminole State College2012 Women's Softball Schedule 2012 Men's Baseball ScheduleDay Date Opponent Location TimeFri.-Sat. Feb. 3-4 Galveston Tournament Galveston, TX TBAFri.-Sat. Feb. 10-11 Blinn Tournament Blinn,TX TBAFri.-Sat. Feb. 17-18 Midland Tournament Midland, TX TBAThurs. Mar. 1 Carl Albert State College Poteau 2/4 pmFri.-Sat. Mar. 2-3 Wallace State Tournament Culmann, AL TBASun.10/12pmMar. 4 Columbia State (TN) Hanceville, ALNorthern Oklahoma State College-Tonkawa Seminole 4/6 pmTues. Mar. 6Thurs. Mar. 8 Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College Miami 4/6 pmSat.-Sun. Mar. 10-11 Midwest Juco Tournament Broken Arrow TBATues. Mar. 13 Connors State College Warner 4/6 pmFri.-Sat. Mar. 16-17 Central Arizona Invititonal Tournament Pheonix, AZ TBASun. Mar. 18 El Paso Comunnity College El Paso, TX TBATues. Mar. 20 Odessa Community College Odessa, TX TBAWed. Mar. 21 Midland Community College Midland, TX TBASat. Mar. 24 Western Oklahoma State College Altus 2/4 pmTues. Mar. 27 Eastern Oklahoma State College McAlester 2/4 pmThurs. Mar. 29 Carl Albert State College Seminole 2/4 pmThurs. Apr. 5 Rose State College Midwest City 2/4 pmSat.Northern Oklahoma State College-Tonkawa Tonkawa 4/6 pmApr.7Tues. Apr. 10 Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College Seminole 4/6 pmThurs. Apr. 12 Connors State College Seminole 4/6 pmTues. Apr. 17 Rose State College Seminole 4/6 pmThurs. Apr. 19 Western Oklahoma State College Seminole 2/4 pmSat. Apr. 21 Eastern Oklahoma State College Seminole 2/4 pmFri.-Sun., May 4-6, 2012 NJCAA Region II Tournament ~ Hall of Fame Stadium, OKC, OKThurs.-Sat, May 17-19, 2012 NJCAA National Tournament ~ St. George, UtahDay Date Opponent Location TimeSaturday Feb. 11 Labette Seminole 1 pmWednesday Feb. 15 Cowley Seminole 2 pmFriday Feb. 17 Pratt Seminole 3 pmSaturday Feb. 18 Pratt Seminole 1 pmSunday Feb. 19 Pratt Seminole 1 pmTuesday Feb. 21 Butler Seminole 1 pmFri-Mon Feb. 24-25 Blinn Festival Brenham, TXFri. Odessa 2 pmFri. North Central 5 pmSat. Blinn 11 amSat. Odessa 2 pmTuesday Feb. 28 Crowder Broken Arrow 1 pmArkansas City,Wednesday Feb. 29 Cowley CountyKS2 pmThursday Mar. 1 Murray State Tishomingo 1 pmTuesday Mar. 6 Carl Albert Seminole 1 pmWednesday Mar. 7 Western Seminole 2 pmThursday Mar. 8 Hutchinson Hutchinson, KS 1 pmSaturday Mar. 10 Murray Seminole 1 pmMonday Mar. 12 Maplewood Seminole 2 pmWednesday Mar. 14 Neosho Jenks 1 pmMonday Mar. 19 Glendale Phoenix, AZ 3 pmWednesday Mar. 21 Paradise Valley Phoenix, AZ 3 pmThursday Mar. 22 Phoenix Phoenix, AZ 6 pmFriday Mar. 23 Yavapai Phoenix, AZ 12 pmTuesday Mar. 27 Hutchinson Seminole 1 pmFriday Mar. 30 Western Altus 2 pmWednesday Apr. 4 NEO Seminole 1 pmSaturday Apr. 7 NEO Miami 1 pmWednesday Apr. 11 Connors Warner 6 pmThursday Apr. 12 Connors Seminole 4 pmFriday Apr. 13 Connors Warner 6 pmSaturday Apr. 14 Connors Seminole 1 pmTuesday Apr. 17 Labette Parsons, KS 2 pmFriday Apr. 20 Arkansas Baptist Little Rock, AR 2 pmSaturday Apr. 21 Arkansas Baptist Little Rock, AR 1 pmThursday Apr. 26 Eastern Wilburton 1 pmSaturday Apr. 28 Eastern Seminole 1 pmWednesday May 2 Rose State Seminole 4 pmThursday May 3 Rose State Midwest City 6 pmFriday May 4 Rose State Seminole 4 pmSaturday May 5 Rose State Midwest City 1 pm

CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACKFebruary 2012 SEMINOLE STATE COLLEGIAN PAGE 1Seminole State CollegeCollegianSeminole, Oklahoma • Volume 41 • Number 2 • FEBRUARY 2012Regents Convene for January Meeting; Celebrate Utterback's 15 years at SSCThe Seminole State CollegeBoard of Regents convened Jan.19 for the first time in the newyear. At their January meeting,the SSC Board heard reports oncampus activities, approved anincrease in hybrid and onlinecourse fees and reviewed theterms of the President’s employment.Prior to the meeting, the Regentshad lunch in the newlyrenovatedE.T. Dunlap StudentUnion and toured improvementsmade to the facility over the holidaybreak.During the President’s reportto the Board, Dr. Jim Utterbackreported on recent events and activitiesat the College since thebeginning of the new year.He also provided the Regentswith a document reviewing thehighlights of 2011. The documentis available to the publiconline at: http://www.sscok.edu/Highlights.pdf.The President also invitedthe Board to participate in HigherEducation Day at the Capitol activitieson Feb 21.First on the agenda, the boardreviewed and approved a requestto revise the course fee for hybridAT&T Supports SSC President’sLeadership Class ProgramTo help Seminole State Collegeprepare students for leadershiproles in their communitiesand the State, AT&T has made a$5,000 contribution in support oftheir efforts.“Few things are more importantto the future of our statethan teaching the skills of leadershipto the next generation,”said AT&T Oklahoma PresidentBryan Gonterman. “We believevery strongly in our obligation togive back and to invest in organizationsthat are investing in ourfuture, so we are very pleased tobe able to make this contributionto support the work of the President’sLeadership Class programat Seminole State College.”The $5,000 AT&T Foundationcontribution will support thePresident's Leadership Class programin preparing members of thisgroup to develop their leadershipskills and take on leadership roleson campus, in the community andthroughout Oklahoma. The groupis composed of diverse populationsrepresenting under-representedminorities, first-generationcollege students and studentsfrom small, rural communities.“The Presidential LeadershipClass provides students withunique opportunities to fostertheir leadership skills while developingacademic growth,” saidSeminole State College President,Dr. James Utterback who institutedthe program in 2007. “Weare very appreciative of AT&T’scommitment to our program andto the students participating init.”PLC is a two-year scholarshipprogram created to help students(continued on page 6)and online classes from $10 percourse to $10 per credit hour.This fee will be used to coverincreasing costs of online and hybridclasses and will only applyto those courses.Utterback explained that thechange in this fee was needed dueto an interpretation of an OklahomaState Regents for HigherEducation rule which will not allowcharges for these courses tobe handled as in the past.The board retired into executivesession to discuss terms ofemployment for the President’s2012 contract. After returning toopen session, the Board voted torenew Utterback’s contract witha raise.Regent David Wilson, amember of the Board CompensationCommittee that reviewed thePresident’s contract, added, “Thisis the first raise the College hasbeen able to give Dr. Utterbackin three years. We are pleasedto recognize the outstanding jobhe has done as President.”Chair Marci Donaho said,“The Board appreciates the tremendousimpact Dr. Utterbackhas had on this institution, the(continued on page 6)Several members of the Seminole State College President’s LeadershipClass were present for the presentation of an AT&T donation tosupport their program. Pictured left to right are: Kate Blair, Chandler;Austin DeLaPorte, Meeker; Sara Utterback, Seminole; Dion Wild,Earlsboro; Jan Moran, AT&T Area Manager of External Affairs; JordanBumgarner, Wewoka; Lana Reynolds, SSC Vice President forInstitutional Advancement; Sherry Morse, AT&T Account Manager;Haley Perry, Chandler; and Jane Toungtong, Konawa.

CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACKPAGE 2 SEMINOLE STATE COLLEGIAN February 2012SSC Short Clips...SSC's Got TalentSeminole State College employees gathered Jan. 26 in the newlyrenovatedE.T. Dunlap Student Union meeting room to watch theircolleagues participate in a “Talent Showcase.” Members of the administration,faculty and staff shared literary readings, a photographymontage and performed musical numbers during the lunch-time presentation.Above, Assistant Professor of English Jim Wilson entertainsat the event. Other participants included Associate Professor ofEnglish Kelli McBride; Chief of Police Dan Factor; Coordinator of MediaRelations Dustie Butner; Language Arts and Humanities DivisionChair Jessica Isaacs; Health Sciences and Student Support ServicesAdvisor Janna Manlapig; Upward Bound Advisor Theran Hernandez;Vice President for Institutional Advancement Lana Reynolds; AssistantProfessor of Speech Marie Dawson; Testing Center CoordinatorTina Jones and Math, Science and Engineering Division Chair AnnetteTroglin.President’s Leadership Class Program gets support from AT&T(continued from Cover)develop leadership skills and providepersonal and professionalgrowth opportunities. The scholarshipprogram was establishedto provide educational classroomand extracurricular activities to enhanceleadership skills of students.Responsibilities of PLC membersinclude volunteering for campusservice programs and campusevents. School officials throughoutthe college’s service area ofSeminole, Lincoln, Pottawatomie,Hughes and Okfuskee countiesare invited by SSC President Utterbackto nominate high schoolseniors as candidates for the scholarshipprogram each year. Participantsare selected based on ACTscores, academic performancein high school and demonstratedleadership ability.“We work very hard in thestate legislature in support of policiesto ensure that our children receivethe best education possible,an education that prepares them forthe challenges and opportunities ofthe future,” said state Senator HarryCoates. “This contribution byAT&T is greatly appreciated by allof us in this community, because itwill help Seminole State continueits efforts to educate the leaders oftomorrow.”Added state RepresentativeTom Newell: “In addition to makingsure our kids learn about thebasics, it is imperative that wework with them to instill valueslike leadership. That’s why thework of the President’s LeadershipClass is so valuable, and I’d like tothank AT&T for this contributionthat will help President Utterbackand his colleagues continue theirefforts.”AT&T Inc. is a premier communicationsholding company. Itssubsidiaries and affiliates – AT&Toperating companies – are the providersof AT&T services in the UnitedStates and around the world. InSeminoleStateCollegepresentsDr. Donnie Neroin Celebration ofBlack History MonthDr. Nero served as President of Connors StateCollege forthe past 11 years. His 38 years working in public educationincludes teaching, coaching, counseling and serving as aprincipal at Sapulpa Public Schools, as well as serving asan instructor, Dean of Student Services andProvost at Tulsa Community. He is founder of theOklahoma African American Educators Hall of Fame.Thursday, February 2, 2012 -10:00 a.m.Jeff Johnston Auditorium2010, AT&T again ranked amongthe 50 Most Admired Companiesby FORTUNE® magazine.The corporation is committedto advancing education, strengtheningcommunities and improvinglives. Through its philanthropicinitiatives and working with otherorganizations, AT&T has a longhistory of supporting projectsthat create learning opportunities;promote academic and economicachievement; and address communityneeds. In 2010, more than$148.2 million was contributedthrough corporate, employee andAT&T Foundation giving programs.

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CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACKPAGE 6 SEMINOLE STATE COLLEGIAN February 2012Regents Tour Renovations to E.T. Dunlap Student Union(continued from cover)community, and the state in hisrole as President. During his tenureas President, Seminole StateCollege has grown by leaps andbounds – in enrollment, in programsoffered and in the physicalcampus. His visionary leadershiphas helped create an institution ofwhich we are all very proud.”Donaho added, “We understandthat an investment in Dr.Utterback is an investment inthe future of Seminole State College.”Utterback thanked the boardand stated that he was honored toserve as president.“I want to say publicly howmuch I appreciate the support ofthe board,” said Utterback. “AsI complete my fifteenth year atSeminole State College, it is excitingto reflect on the accomplishmentsof the institution duringthese years. I hope the Board,and everyone associated with theCollege, will take great pride inthe successes of this wonderfulinstitution. It is an honor to serveas President.”Board members present atthe meeting included: ChairmanMarci Donaho, Jeff Miller, DavidWilson, Marilyn Bradford,Kenneth Henderson, Leesa Adamsand Bill Huser.In addition to faculty and staffguests at the meeting, two membersof the Leadership SeminoleClass were also at the meeting.Lonnell Alexander of SecurityState Bank and Susan Fulton ofTinker Credit Union were presentfor the SSC meeting.The Board of Regents’ nextmeeting is scheduled for Thursday,Feb 16.Dining Hall RenovationsSSC President Dr. Jim Utterback, Regent Jeff Miller, Regent DavidWilson, Regent Kenneth Henderson and SSC Vice President forFiscal Affairs Katherine Benton tour recent renovations made to theE.T. Dunlap Student Union. Improvements such as new tile floors,carpet, paint, and furniture were made to the student dining hall andthe meeting room. Sodexo, the company contracted to provide foodservice to the College, partially funded the renovation project.SSC Supporters Attend Regional Higher Education Legislative BriefingSSC supporters (l to r) Doug Humphreys, Bill Parsons, David Wilson,Senator Harry Coates, Jim Hardin, ECU President and SSC FoundationTrustee John Hargrave, Dr. Jim Utterback, Representative SteveKouplen, Larry Smith, Kenny Howard and Lana Reynolds attendedthe Southeast Oklahoma Legislative Briefing at Krebs this week.BLOOD DRIVEStudent Union Meeting RoomFebruary 13, 2012 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.Dr. Jim Utterback and severalsupporters of Seminole State Collegewere guests at the Southeast OklahomaLegislative Briefing hosted by theOklahoma State Regents for HigherEducation this week in McAlester.Dr. Glen D. Johnson, Chancellorof the Oklahoma State Systemof Higher Education, met withthe group of 90 area legislators andfriends of higher education to discussthe importance of higher education inimproving the economy and businessclimate of the state.Area community leaders wereamong those in attendance at theevent held at Pete’s Place in Krebs.Oklahoma State Senator HarryCoates (R-District 28) and RepresentativeSteve Kouplen (D-Beggs) werespecial guests of the SSC group.Others in the delegation includedSSC Regent David Wilson;SSC Educational Foundation TrusteesDoug Humphreys, Bill Parsonsand Jim Hardin; SSC Rural Businessand Resources Director Larry Smith;and SSC Vice President for InstitutionalAdvancement Lana Reynolds.Kenny Howard of OG+E and KarelBrewster with Brewster and Associateswere also part of the group.Colleges participating in theevent included: East Central University,Eastern Oklahoma State College,Carl Albert State College, ConnorsState College, Murray State College,Seminole State College and SoutheasternOklahoma State University.The event was part of a statewideinitiative that brings together locallegislators, college and universitypresidents, and community leaders ina forum to discuss higher education’sgoals, initiatives and agenda for theupcoming legislative session.“Our message to legislators wasone of expressing thanks for their pastsupport, as well as explaining our futureneeds. Seminole State Collegeplays a vital role in our communityand in the state system of higher education,as do the other colleges anduniversities in this area, and we needto make certain that our students arean important priority in the cominglegislative session,” President Utterbacksaid.

CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACKFebruary 2012 SEMINOLE STATE COLLEGIAN PAGE 3CCongratulations to Dr. Jim utterbaCkon your 15th Anniversary as President of Seminole State CollegeJanuary 21, 2012SSC Short Clips...Thank You for the Visionary Leadership You have Provided in theGrowth and Development of Seminole State College!With Appreciation ~ The Seminole State College Educational FoundationMLT Lends a Helping HandThe Seminole State College Medical Laboratory Technology Programhad visitors from the directors of a new MLT program in SoutheastOklahoma. Eastern Oklahoma State College is granting collegecredit for the new program which is set up in Idabel at the McCurtainCounty Memorial Hospital. The administrators were on campus toview the SSC laboratory and gather information about the programand its clinical operations. Pictured (left to right) are SSC AssociateProfessor of MLT Malinda Browning, Idabel Site Coordinator TammyCrow, Eastern Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Karen Harrison,and SSC MLT Program Director Perthena Latchaw.

CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACKPAGE 4 SEMINOLE STATE COLLEGIAN February 2012Fall Honor Roll recognizes Seminole State College StudentsSeminole State College has released the names of honor roll students for the 2011 fall semester. Three separate honor rolls recognize students for theiracademic achievements.The President’s Honor Roll is comprised of students who maintain a perfect 4.0 grade-point-average in at least 12 credit hours of coursework.Students named to the Vice President’s Honor Roll must have a 3.5 grade-point-average or better and no grade below a “C”.The Part-time Students’ Honor Roll is for students who maintain a 3.5 grade-point-average with no grade below a “C” in at least six, but less than 12college credit hours.Students named to the President’s Honor Roll include (listed by hometown):Ada: Brooke Harris, Reed Johnson,David Muirhead, Melinda Muirhead,Madison Snowden, Ryan WilliamsBeaverton: Ashley WilliamsBristow: Lonnie SmithChandler: Haley Perry, TiffanyWestfallChoctaw: Whitney RobinsonCoalgate: Shanna DavidsonCromwell: Tessa NewmanCuritiba: Luzia HigaskinoDavenport: Madison PlunkettEdmond: Muizz MatemilolaHoldenville: Suzanne Ring-SaylorKonawa: Matthew Garner, HeidiHarkins, Nikki NailMacomb: Tracy RowlandMarietta: Durriyyah DrummondMaud: Marcy RobertsonMcloud: Evan MasonMeeker: Austin Delaporte, RayliWilliamsMemphis: Danielle BrownMount Pleasant: Robert QuaryNorman: Patricia ParkerOkemah: Claire Bishop, DeseraeHannabass, Sabrina Smith, TeresaSmithOklahoma City: Taylor HarrisOkmulgee: Michael NuckollsPaden: Dawnetta McclurePrague: Twila Beck, SamanthaBowman, Tina Meissinger, MeganRemingtonSasakwa: Courtney WhiteSeminole: Heather Adcock, JeromyBenson, Staci Duggan, Landon Glass,Abby Harcrow, Amber Harrison,Janis Hart, Ashlee Hunter, MarcusMay, Katrina Radford, JaneToungtongShawnee: Judy Barnell, JoshuaBenard, Emily Black, Sidni Boyer,Rhaeanna Casteel, Jaime Chapline,Chun Fu Cheng, Daniel Derryberry,Melissa Farrar, Jeff Gravelle, SydneyGroth, Noah Hahn, Nathan Kelly,Hillary Lareau, Seth Mcelfresh,Melody Nobert, Marty Orr, BrittanyOwens, Jenna Quantz, JessieRandall, Jarod Scarberry, BrittonSnider-Jones, Lauren Spears, ClydeTejeda,Jerald Tiger, CherryWasson,Kathy Watts, Brandon Weir, GraysonWilliamsStillwater: Jonathan HillStroud: Gay FurgasonTecumseh: Anna Ausdenmoore,Pebbles Birney, Chelsie Childers,Barbara Day, Luvey Deatherage,Crystal Jacobo, Tivis Jessee, ChadPhelps, Jacob TiffinThe Woodlands: Brandon CaporaleVan Buren: Kathryn GoinsWanette: Kevin FullingimWetumka: Ruby YaholaWewoka: Whitney Canfield, DeanaCasey, Amber Croteau, JessicaFarani, Auriel Grider, CaitlinMaddox, Charles Richardson,Carrinna Snider, Teresa Vu,Yukon: Victoria KappelStudents named to the Vice-President’sHonor Roll include (listed by hometown)Ada: Brandon Fortner, Shelby King,Brenna WilliamsonBroken Arrow: Kyle EngelCarl Junction: Erica PopeChandler: Kate Blair, Ashley MullinsCopenhagen: Oliver AndersenCordell: Michael WiestDavenport: Philip NorthcuttEarlsboro: Tabitha Fixico, ThomiMcgeisey, Sara Utterback, HeatherWatson, Dion WildEdmond: Gina MengwasserElmore City: Maranda WeaverFinley: Lacey HeathFort Myers: Evgeniy KimHoldenville: Thomas Davis, MicahFord, Lynnette Gomez, Janna Lanier,Brittany SimpsonKonawa: Amanda Melton, TroyStinnettLexington: Shelby Netherlain-Miller,Kyle RenbargerMacomb: Kimberly RamseyMaud: Ashley Campbell, Paige Harjo,Victoria HornMcLoud: Ashley ClemMeeker: Nicole Henry, Callie Kirk,Randall Scott, Robbi WilliamsMidwest City: Cherrell PriceMoore: Stephen FosterMooreland: Kylea WilsonNorman: Cale RussellOchelata: Shelby EdenOkemah: Kaylee RobertsonOklahoma City: Cody QuirkPaden: Danielle MajkoPonca City: Chase MongoldPrague: Ty Butler, Charlette Easter,Haley Hall, Megan Hecker, JenniferHorton, Travis Morgan, Whitney Mullins, Katherine Sprague, Maci TerrellPryor: Chelsey LittlefieldPurcell: Kaile Marcum-JonesSeminole: Samuel Ackerman, MistiBenson, Danielle Brauer, BrittneyBreedlove, Dylan Burkhart, SonnyChivers, Dietmar Collins, MicahDearen, Peyton Fletcher, KaitlynGoodson, Teresa Hines, TiffanyLowe, Brianna Madrid, RileyMarquis, Devon May, ZacharyMegee, James Pace, JaclynPorterfield, Kelci Quisenberry,Amanda Reed, Carl Renfrow, AndreaSapp, Carlye Tatum, MelissaThurmanShawnee: Ogechukwu Ariwodo,Rchael Blackstone, Bailey Calder, Joseph Caraffa, Tonio Catero, JacobEddings, Kelsie Edmonds, NathanHale, Traci Huddleston, John Lasater,Katelyn Ledford, Malerie Lee, KreeLester, Christina Long, WilliamMalouf, Heather Mullendore, LynnRadzikowski, Tierra Robbins,Roberto Sanchez, April Skelly, ShalaSwanner, Jeffrey Tucker, Mark WestSpencer: Darrius BrysonStillwater: Brittany HarringtonStroud: Steven LowerySugar Land: Michael BonnerTecumseh: John Hansen, RaymondHopkins, Kody Jones, Daniel MooreTexarkana: Michael WhiteTulsa: Ryan JustusWellston: Nancy TuckerWest St Paul: Kailee NealWetumka: Leonda BellWewoka: Myra Burton, JonathanGilmore, Shannon Goforth, RenissaJackson, Kelly Maples, April

CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACKFebruary 2012 SEMINOLE STATE COLLEGIAN PAGE 5Medicinebear, Christopher Patton,Jennifer Pyatt, Teresa StanleyWichita: Lindsay OliphantStudents named to the Part-Time HonorRoll include (listed by hometown)Ada: Nicholas Carey, Cierra Pitman,Larry Simmons, John ThompsonAllen: Clifford GilliamAntlers: Latisa DavidsonAsher: Amber FowlerBowlegs: Kaisen Presley, JenniferRyan, Adriana Worley, BristowMary Davis, Austin MurrayBuffalo: Nancy AppletonCalvin: Karley Bunker, Staci Evans,Deborah MathisChandler: Bret Castle, John Lawler,Tyler LyonChoctaw: Zachary HargusCleveland: Brandon WrobbelCushing: Emily FosterDuncan: Eddie DiazDustin: Kyle HartEarlsboro: Dylan Barnes, TravisDuncan, Jayde Fiegener, WhitneyMegehee, Amanda Myers, KourtneyRoberson, Mollie WyrickHarrah: Clayton Collier, Cindy JarvisHenryetta: Melanie HaydenHoldenville: Rachael Barker, LorenBrannon, Stephanie Dority, AprilGrove, Jayla Harper, Caitlin Jackson,Benjamin Lindsey, AdreyannaMcdonald, Alisha Sanders, KellyShields, Karla Smith, James Welch,Ryan Wilbanks, Jeanna WoolardJones: Jacquelynn SimsKonawa: Jazmine Harjo, MorganHicks, Claire Posey, ChrystalStalnakerLake Charles: Richard DoyleLexington: John HillMacomb: Carl Boston, Sonja Boston,Megan HoganMaud: James Ellefson, DondiO'Daniel, Tammy Remington, RonleyRobason, Jimmy RobertsMcLoud: Victoria Barnosky, ChristyBates, Emily Burns, Shannon Frye,Shaunte' Gordon, Laquita Hail, DavidHutson, Jennifer Johnson, MeganLincoln, Jessica Meyer, Kelly Owens,Erica Porter, Virginia RamirezCarleda Rhodd, Jennifer Snodgrass,Abigelle Stevenson, Melonie Totty,Michelle ZielinskiMeeker: William Blochowiak, MarcChapman, Jamie Christian, JacobGatlin, Diana Heath, Bethany Keen,Kimberly Leduc, Micaela Martin,Adam PettittMitcham: Mavis-Maraea KelemeteOkemah: Krista Anderson, MiriamBaker, Kathleen Bean, RichardButler, Robin Crawford, ReginaJones, Randall Kennedy, Crystal Lee,Jennifer Lewis, Meggin Pangle,Brandi Vansant, January WileyOklahoma City: Kevin HillPaden: Wade CollinsPrague: Jennifer Carpenter, DakotaClark, Aaron Davis, Heather Farrill,Chance Imhoff, Ashlee Landeros,Melissa Pyatt, Lindsay Schultz,Courtney Shipp, MarykathrynWalker, Melissa WeddlePurcell: Bailey Goldsby, Logan HueySasakwa: Sarah Buttram, StephaniePuntkaSeminole: Brenna Anderson, LexiAshcraft, Shelly Berning, JacintaBlack, Melissa Brinker, DesaraeBryant, Sarah Burton, GarisonCarrell, Tracy Carter, NicholasChoate, Bailey Cole, BettyCunningham, Haylee Daniels, HaleyDay, Tyler Douthi, Elizabeth Gamel,Katie Genn, Brian Hall, LoganHarper, Elie Harrison, HelenHarrison, Beau Hester, Carolyn Hill,Jennie Hood, Brandon Howe, CristineKilburn, Dalton Leatherman, CrystalMatchen, Jessica McAlvain, AmyMccullough, Carol Meek, JoycePayn, Britne Pharaoh, KathrynPiersall, Tiffany Ramirez, Eric Sutliff,Joshua Toney, Tyler Whitlock,Stephanie Williams, Daniel WyattShawnee: Julie Adamson, MaurickBanks, Braleigh Barkus, AngelaBarlow, Emmaline Barrett, EricaBeauford, Sandra Blackwood, TerriBranson, Charla Bundy, JoannaBurkhead, Kaci Carnes, ChassidyCarpenter, Malisa Daniel, LauraDavidson-Oller, Emily Dent, FaithDockery, Shawnna Elmore, TinaElmore, Lucas Fletcher, KalleeGaines, Heather Gaston, MckenzieGilbert, Chadrick Gilmore, DarvinGore, Tracy Greenlee, MerriahHaggard, Meagan Hanson, DustinHarper, Brianna Hilton, ChristopherHoneycutt, Maile Hopkins, TiffanyHorton, Susan Izaguirre, FaithJacoway, Amy James, Hannah Jett,Erica Johnson, David Kitson, DarciLambeth, Savannah Lewis, AlissaLindsey, Brittney Mickelson,Kurstyn Mills, Amy Montgomery, Stephanie Moore, ColeMorland, Cara Noakes, KailyO'Connor, Lindsey O'Toole, MarlainaPeet, Kara Penson, BeverlyPhommasane, Monica Pickard,Daisha Richmond, Lauren Roberts,Sue Anna Roberts, ConnorRutherford, Chelsea Scott, AlexanderSemkoff, Jarret Sims, CourtneySkelly, Mayci Sparkman, MyraStearns, Todd Stewart, Carrie Stokes,Lord Stormwalker, Katryn Taylor,Tyler Thompson, Kaley Tignor,CaliVanantwerp, Randee Walck,James Waller, Kelsey 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