CRITERIA FOR RECEIPT OF HALL OF FAME AWARD: The Hall of Fame designation is awarded to an individual who meets the qualifications outlined below in the following categories

    1. Coaching
    2. Athletic player at the University
    3. Meritorious achievement

    * Coaching: Any candidate for receipt of the Hall of Fame designation in the category of coaching must meet the following three (3) criteria:

1(a). Must be a current or former head coach, assistant coach or athletic administrator at the institution for five years or more.
1(b). The candidate must have attended as a student or coached at the University to qualify. They must have excelled in the profession of coaching at the high school, college, and/or professional level in his or her chosen field of athletics.
2. The candidate must have made a remarkable, and long-lasting positive impact on the team and/or program he or she was involved with as a coach.
3. The candidate must credit his or her success, at least partially, to his or her involvement, relationship, and/or experience with the University.

  * Athletic Player at the University: Any candidate for receipt of the Hall of Fame designation in the category of athletic player at the University must meet the following three (3) criteria:

1. Is a graduate of the University or attended the majority of his or her undergraduate year at the University.
2. Excelled in athletics while at the University and/or during his or her athletic endeavors after leaving the University to such a degree that the individual was remarkable and distinguished himself or herself as an exceptional athlete and made a positive impact on the team or in the sport in which he or she participated.
3. Receipt of the Award would bring honor and respect to the University at the time of the individual's induction.

 * Meritorious Achievement: Any candidate for Receipt of the Hall of Fame designation in the category of meritorious achievement must meet the following criteria:

 1. The designation as a member of the Hall of Fame in the category of meritorious achievement is awarded to an individual who has made a remarkable, historic and long-lasting positive impact upon the University and its athletic program; and/or an individual whose achievements after leaving the University bring honor, respect, and recognition to the University.

 PROCEDURAL RULES FOR AWARDS: As many as three (3) candidates can be inducted into the Hall of Fame each year. A candidate for each category can be inducted each year or all three (3) candidates can be inducted into one (1) category each year. To nominate an individual please send an e-mail with the nominees name, accomplishments, and the nominators contact information to Brian DeAngelis, Athletic Director at ECU, bdeangls@ecok.edu.

 CURRENT ECU HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

 2009....................Jones, Harold
Coach 1967-2007

    * Played basketball under Mickey McBride 1962-1964
    * Top 10 in scoring in the OCC and 2nd in the nation in free-throw percentage in 1964
    * Most Outstanding ECu Athlete in 1964
    * Coached Girls Basketall at Dale High School for 18 years
    * Dale HS went to the state tournament 11 consecutive years and won 4 state championships
    * Oklahoma Girls Basketball Coach of the Year in 1981
    * National Girls Basketball Coach of the Year in 1983
    * Inducted into the Oklahoma Girls Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 1985
    * The gym at Dale HS has been named "Harold Jones Gym" in his honor.

2009....................Green, Dr. Tim
Meritorious Service 1981-2006

    * 25 years as ECU Athletic Director
    * NAIA District 9 Athletic Administer of the Year for 1990-91
    * Oversaw the 1993 football team capture an NAIA National Championship
    * Oversaw the men's basketball team make appearances at NAIA national tournaments in 1989,1996,1997 and 1998.
    * Oversaw the ECU women's basketball team make three straight appearances at the national tournament in 1996, '97 and '98
    * Oversaw the additions of women's and men's cross country, women's soccer and softball.
    * Oversaw the transition from the NAIA to NCAA Divison II
    * Inducted into the Oklahoma State University Athletic Hall of Fame in 1992

2009....................Waner, Lloyd "Little Posion" (Baseball)
Baseball 1924-1925

   1. Played only one year before joining brother Paul Waner in Major Leagues
   2. Led League in runs in 1927
   3. Led League in hits in 1931
   4. Led League in singles in 1927, 1928, 1929, 1931
   5. Inducted in Baseball Hall of Fame in 1967
   6. Big and Little Poison is first on all time list in MLB for most career hits by brothers (5,611)
   7. Played in 1927 World Series against The New York Yankees
   8. Played with Pittsburg Pirates from 1927-1942, 1944-1945
   9. Played with other teams around the league

2008....................Tolin, Doug (Coach)
Coaching 1972-1975

    * Played basketball at ECU from 1972-1795
    * Guided OBU to seven straight NAIA tournament appearences
    * Four 30+ win seasons at OBU
    * Sooner Athletic Conference Coach of the Yea in 2002 and 2003
    * 3-time Sooner Athletic Conference regular season championships
    * Coached Multiple NAIA All-Americans
    * Oklahoma Coaches Association All-City Coach of the Year in 1999
    * Has received 10 other Coach of the Year honors at the high school level.

2008....................Wilson, Don (Football)
Football 1981-1985

    * 1st team All-OIC in 1983 and 1984
    * NAIA All-Distric 9 in 1983 and 1984
    * NAIA 2nd Team All-American in 1984
    * KODAK All-American Team in 1984
    * Honorable Mention All-American in 1983

2008....................Calip, Darlene (Women's Basketball)
Coaching 1983-1987

    * Played at ECU from 1983-1987
    * In ECU record books for most points in career (1,008)
    * ECU assistant coach from 1990-1993
    * Led Moore HS to State Runner-Up title in 1998
    * 3 State Titles as Head Coach at the 6A level
    * Served as Oklahoma-Texas Oil Bowl Coach and Oklahoma Coaches Association All-State Coach
    * Named Northeast Region Coach of the Year, Tulsa World Metro and Frontier Conference Co-Coach of the Year

2007...................Cobb, Wayne
Basketball Coach 1978-2003

    * All time winningest coach
    * Named NAIA Hall of Fame in 2002
    * Southeastern Oklahoma State University Hall of Fame as a player
    * Murray State College Hall of fame as a coach
    * Posted a 417-251 record at ECU
    * 8 regular season conference championships
    * 4 NAIA National Tournament appearances
    * Only 5 losing seasons in 35 years of coaching

2007...................Horne, Lee
Football, Coaching, Meritorious Service 1959-1961

    * Second team all conference in 1959
    * Helped Coach Cameron Junior College to the Junior Rose Bowl in 1964
    * Milam Award winner in 1977
    * Distinguished Alumni in 2000

2007....................Beach, Kenyea
Basketball 1996-2000

    * Second All-time leading scorer
    * Lone Star Conference First Team
    * Holds school record for assists and steals

2006....................Miller, Roland
Basketball 1995-1999

    * ECU all time leading scored (2,491 points)
    * Double figures 109 of 111 games in career
    * 2 time NAIA All American
    * NCAA D II Honorable Mention All American
    * Hold records for points in a game (44) season (849) and Career
    * All Conference 1996-1999
    * OIC Freshman of the Year
    * Topped NAIA National Scoring chart in 1996 (29.3 ppg)
    * Only non-Division I player invited to the USA basketball goodwill games tryouts in 1999

2006....................Liston, Chuck
Basketball 1992-1997

    * When inducted into the ECU Hall of Fame he was ranked 10th on ECU all time scoring list (1,141pts.)
    * 2nd team All American
    * OIC Player of the Year
    * Ranked among NAIA national leaders in points, 3 point field goal percentage, and rebounds

2006....................Flinn, Eldon
Basketball Coach 1982-1991

    * Record of 145-89 in 9 years at ECU
    * OIC Coach of the Year in 1989 and 1990

2005    Coleman, Jeff
Basketball Coach 1979-1980

    * All-Conference Player
    * 2001 OBCA coach of the year and Region 6 Coach of the year
    * Coached OBCA all-star, All-star, and Kiamichi All-star Games

2005    Douglas, Donnie
Football Player 1984-1987

    * Two time All Oklahoma Intercollegiate Conference honoree (1986-1987)
    * All-District 9 Defensive Selection
    * Second in the nation in punt returns (1986)

2005    Hiesl, Cherene
Softball 1997-1999

    * 3 time Lone Star Conference Player of the Year
    * Holds school and conference record for highest batting average in a season (.517)
    * Holds conference records in triples in a season (17) and in a career (35)
    * Named Louisville Slugger NCAA DII 3rd team All American in 1999
    * Started at Center Field for the 2000 Canadian Olympic team in Sydney, Australia

2004    Cooper, Leonard
Basketball 1993-1996

    * Set records in assists per game (16) and highest 3 point % (6 for 7 85.7%)
    * 3 time all conference
    * OIC player of the year
    * NAIA 1st team all  American

2004    Kennon, Frank
Coaching

    * Reaches state semi finals 6 times
    * Won 9 district titles
    * His 1970 team was ranked as a the top 10 national football team
    * Inducted into the Oklahoma Coaches Association Hall of Fame
    * National High School Coaches Distinguished service Award

2004    Walbrick, Hank
Coaching, 1975 Graduate

    * Coached ECU to a NAIA football championship (1993)
    * March of Dimes Head Coach of the Year (1993)
    * OIC Honorable Mention (1973-1974)
    * Coached 39 All-Conference Players and Seven All-Americans

2003    Ade, Ryan
Football, Track 1993-1997

    * Schools only two-sport National Champion
    * Member of 1993 NAIA National Champion football team
    * 1997 National Champion in High Jump (7ft. 1in.)
    * 2 time Academic All American
    * 3 time OIC Strong Safety
    * 2 time National Qualifier
    * 3 time OIC High Jump Champion

2003    Eales, Warner "Hook"
Coaching, Athletics

    * Named Who's Who in American Colleges for football and baseball
    * Coached the 45th Division football team in Japan
    * Won 1968 state championship at McAlister and made it to the championship game two other times
    * Football Stadium in McAlister is named after him

2003    Rose, Gary
Coaching 1970-1974

    * Coached Carl Albert's football team to 5 straight state titles
    * 2 dist 5A-2 titles
    * Daily Oklahoman Coach of the year
    * Daily Oklahoman all city Coach of the Year
    * Region 8 Athletic Director of the Year

2002    Cotton, Rebecca
Basketball 1995- 1996

    * Owns record in career field goals (592)
    * Owns record for career field goal % (58.3%)
    * Record for free throw % in game (13-13)
    * Tied for single game scoring record 42pts.
    * 3rd all time leading scorer 1,348pts in 2 seasons
    * 1st team OIC
    * NAIA All-American
    * Member of New Zealand's 1st Olympic Basketball team in 2000

2002    Stokes, Marvin
Coaching 1936-1998

    * Educators Hall of Fame and Vo-Tech Hall of Fame
    * Named Coach of the Year three times
    * Oklahoma Athletic Hall of Fame
    * Baseball Coaches Hall of Fame

2002    Williams, Bob "Slug"
Coaching, Football, Track 1948-1950

    * Played both offence and Defense in Football
    * Helped organize the semi professional football team the Tulsa Thunderbirds
    * Thunderbirds Defensive coordinator

2001    Black, Bryant
Football 1988-1991

    * All-American
    * OIC All-Conference
    * OIC Co-Defensive Player of the Year

2001    Smith, Joe
Baseball, Basketball, Track 1949-1953

    * Earned eleven varsity letters
    * First Team All-Collegiate Conference
    * Yarbro Award
    * Named in Who's Who in Colleges and Universities

2001    Weber, Joe
Coach 1968-2001

    * All-Conference
    * Coached two state football championships at Davis High School
    * Has coached the Davis Wolves to over 10 playoff seasons

2000    Delaplain, Paul
Basketball 1954-1956

    * Oklahoma Collegiate All-Conference
    * "Little All-American" Honorable Mention
    * Black's Men's Wear Athlete of the Year Award

2000    Jensen, Bill
Coach 1950-1952

    * Honorable Mention All-Conference
    * Second Team All-Conference
    * Frank Crider Award
    * Oklahoma Coaches Association Hall of Fame

2000    McAdams, Jay
Basketball 1989-1993

    * Sixth on ECU's All-time scoring list
    * Holds University's record for blocked shots
    * All-Oklahoma Intercollegiate Conference Team

1999    Bartlett, Burl
Football 1948-1951

    * All-Conference
    * Helped coach Texas Tech University to a Gator Bowl appearance
    * Coached two state championships at Dumas High School

1999    Jack, Tyler
Football 1990-1993

    * Hall of Fame
    * 4 Time All-Conference Team
    * All-American

1999    Redman, Tommy
Football 1959-1961

    * Made an appearance in the Rice Bowl
    * Made an appearance in the All-Sports Bowl
    * Joe B. Milam Award recipient

1999    Thomason, Jim
Football 1947-1950

    * All-Conference Team
    * Crider Trophy recipient
    * Three-year conference long jump champion

1998    Graham, Todd
Football 1983-1986

    * NAIA All-American
    * Signed as a free agent with the NFL's St. Louis Cardinals
    * Returned to ECU to coach as a defensive coordinator

1998    McClearin, Max
Baseball, Basketball 1946-1949

    * Dallas Area Coach of the Year
    * All-Conference Center Fielder
    * Coached Richardson HS to 10 district & 6 regional baseball championships

1998    Wilkinson, Kaye
Basketball 1988-1990

    * First ECU woman NAIA All-American
    * OIC player of the year
    * Two-time first-team selection

1997    Brumley, Bob
Coach 1950-1977

    * OCC honorable mention
    * Played on two OCC championship teams
    * Nine state championship appearances at McAlester High School

1997    Newton, Leland
Coach 1946-1972

    * Four High School State Football Titles
    * Four OCC Conference Championships
    * Twenty Years of Coaching at ECU
    * Thirteen seasons at Ada High School

1996    Daughtery, John (Deceased)
Coach 1933-1961

    * The John Daugherty Fieldhouse (Holdenville)
    * Led Holdenville High School Basketball to many Sooner State Conference Titles

1996    Farmer, Ray (Deceased)
Meritorious Service 1976-1995

    * Former ECU chief of police
    * Served as a member of the Oklahoma Campus Law Enforcement Association Fraternal Order of Police
    * Served as a member of Sheriff's and Peace Officers Association

1996    Kemp, Vernell
Athlete 1987-1989

    * NAIA second team All-American
    * NAIA tournament Most Valuable Player

1995    Koller, Bill
Coach 1942-1965

    * Oklahoma Coaches Hall of Fame
    * Three state championships

1995    Leighton, Dean "Lefty"
Meritorious Service 1952-1995

    * Began scorekeeping for ECU at age 12
    * Official scorer at the Bertha Frank Teague Mid-America Classic
    * Over 40 years of service to ECU

1995    Roley, Ervin (Deceased)
Football 1964-1965

    * First Team All-OCC
    * ECU's first OCC Conference Championship team

1995    Shelton, Bobby
Basketball 1985-1989

    * NAIA national tournament team
    * Most Valuable Player in OIC
    * NAIA national tournament team honorable mention

1994    Calip, Neal (Football)
Four year starter

    * Most career reception yardage (1318)
    * Longest touchdown reception (91 yards) and most touchdowns in a game (3)
    * Board member and president of ECU foundation for several years
    * Former faculty member of the health, physical education & recreation department

1994    Tunnell, Joe
Coach 1956-1958

    * Three-year letterman
    * Oklahoma Coach of the Year
    * Oklahoma Coaches Hall of Fame

1994    Warren, Hugh (Deceased)
Meritorious Service 1936-1994

    * Coached Men's Tennis at ECU for seven years

1993    Kimrey, Timothy
Football 1983-1986

    * First Team NAIA All-American

1993    Landrith, Paul
Basketball 1938-1941

    * Oklahoma Coach of the Year
    * Coached Ada High School to seven state tournaments
    * Helped coach ECU to three NAIA national tournament

1993    McPhee, Mary (Deceased)
Meritorious Service 1956-1984

    * Led the development of women's athletics at ECU
    * Retired professor of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation

1992    Bowen, Murl
Baseball 1956-1959

    * Won 36 State Championships at Asher High School
    * Won over 1600 games
    * Named National Baseball Coach of the Year
    * Named Oklahoma High School coach of the year 3 times

1992    Conway, Dr. Jim
Football 1975-1976

    * 1st team All Conference
    * School record for best kick return avg in season (25.8) and career (24.5)
    * Joe B. Milam award in 1990

1991    Bare, Albert (Deceased)
Meritorious Service

    * Official clock operator at SCU basketball home games
    * Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1991

1991    O'Neal, Pat
Football Coach 1960-1989

    * All time winningest coach in school history
    * Led tigers to a #1 final season ranking in 1984
    * Produced over 70 all conference players in tenure
    * Inducted into the NAIA National Hall of Fame in 1991 (same year he was inducted into ECU Hall of Fame

1991    Turner, Ken
Baseball Coach 1967-1990

    * Won 467 games
    * Voted into the ECU Hall of Fame in 1991 on the credentials of his illustrious career at the school

1990    Calip, Brad
Football 1981-1984

    * Third All-time leading rusher at ECU (3,264 yards)
    * Led the team to the first-ever playoff appearance by the tigers

1990    Hammon, William
Football 1980-1983

    * Top 10 all-time rushing leader at ECU
    * Rushed for 1,094 yards senior season

1990    Sharp, Bobby (Deceased)
Football 1977-1978

    * Led the team to and OIC championship in 1978

1989    Hurt, Mike
Baseball 1976-1980

    * Four-time all-conference
    * Two-time all-district honorable mention
    * Stole 70 bases in a four year span

1989    Nelson, Mike
Basketball 1974-1977

    * NAIA 2nd team All American in 1978
    * 3 time all Conference
    * Starred for the San Diego Chargers
    * Played stints with Los Angeles Rams and Chicago Bears

1989    Tyndall, Teresa
Tennis 1980-1983

    * First woman to be inducted into ECU Hall of Fame
    * Won three OIAW championships
    * 1982 NAIA all-American team
    * 1983 academic all-American team

1988    Conway, Bryan
Tennis- 1979-1981

    * Held top spot in Oklahoma small-college tennis for two years
    * After ECU he was ranked 4th in men's championship singles in Texas (1985)
    * Captured 3 tournament titles and was runner-up in 3 other events
    * Played 2 years in European Circuit
    * Won two tournaments in 1984 on the USTA professional circuit

1988    Gaines, Marvin
Basketball- 1980-1983

    * 3 time leading scorer for the tigers
    * Led tigers in rebounds twice
    * 3 time all OIC and all District 9
    * OIC and District 9 player of the year in 1983
    * 1st team All American

1988    Nelson, Mark
Football 1976-1979

    * Three year starter at ECU
    * Two time all-conference
    * All-district and first-team NAIA all-American in 1979

1987    Gastineau, Mark
Football 1977-1978

    * 1979 Senior Bowl: North Outstanding Lineman
    * 1st NAIA player drafted in the 1979 NFL draft (2nd round by the New York Jets)
    * 5 time pro bowl selection
    * Set NFL record for single season sack (22) held record until 2001 when
    * AFC Defensive Player of the Year
    * NFL Defensive Player of the Year
    * Pro Bowl MVP in 1984
    * All time sack leader for New York Jets (107.5)

1987    Hawkins, Woody
Football 1966-1968

    * 3 time all conference

1987    Hill, Roger
Football 1978-1980

    * 3 year starter at ECU
    * First-team all-American
    * Two-time all-conference

1986    Thrift, Clifford
Football- 1975-1978

    * ECU's all time leading tackler
    * NAIA 1st team All American in 1976 and 1977

1986    Wood, Ed
Football- 1962-1965

    * All conference
    * Captured single season records in Touchdowns (16) and yards (577)
    * Captured career marks in receptions (83) and yards (1,233)

1985    Allen, Dewey
Tennis 1940-1942,1946-1948

    * Four-year letterman at ECU
    * First ECU tennis player to win state collegiate singles championship (1940)
    * Coached tennis at ECU in 1948-1949
    * 31 years of high school coaching (7 state championships and 6 runner-ups)

1985    Harrison, Lotus (Deceased)
Baseball 1932- 1936

    * 1935 he led the team in hitting, home runs, and stolen bases
    * Won Waner Awards as outstanding amateur hitting in the state
    * Played semi pro ball with the Blackwell Oilers

1985    Newson, Winfred
Basketball 1973-1975

    * Averaged 20.5 points per game
    * Played in the NAIA national tournament

1985    Wood, Mike
Football 1962-1965

    * 3 time all conference
    * Near top of total offence chart with 5117 yds

1984    Green, Dr. Freddy
Baseball 1954-1956

    * American Baseball Congress member
    * 1955 All-Southwestern regional team

1984    Grimes, Keith
Basketball 1944-1948

    * 2 time all conference
    * tried out for New York Knickerbockers
    * Played AAU for Halliburton Cementers
    * 1949 MVP and All-Tournament selection @ Ponca City AAU Tournament

1984    James, Ronnie
Football 1973-1976

    * 4 time all conference
    * 2 time NAIA All American
    * set record in career rush attempts (674) Season rush yds (1577) and career rush yards (4,168)

1983    Anderson, Jerry (Deceased)
Basketball Coach 1967-1978

    * NAIA District Nine Coach of the Year (1970-1971)
    * Coached at Panhandle State College from 1956-1967

1983    Kane, Russell (Deceased)
Football 1947-1948

    * played for New York Giants after 2 years at ECU

1983    McClain, Dewey
Football 1972-1975

    * 4 time all conference
    * NAIA All American
    * NAIA Player of the Week
    * Played 5 yrs with the Atlanta Falcons
    * Recipient of the Joe B. Milam Award

1982    Jensen, Lester
Football 1946-1949

    * 2 year all conference
    * Tommy Harmon's All American Team
    * Yarbo Award
    * Crider Award
    * Before Transferring to ECU from University of Oklahoma: All Big Six and honorable mention All-American

1982    Ray, Jack
Basketball 1949-1953

    * All-Conference in 1952-1953
    * Coached the Oklahoma All-State game in 1963
    * Coached the Faith 7 game in 1977
    * Oklahoma Coaches Hall of Fame in 1980

1974    Burnett, Carson
Golf 1966-1969

    * NAIA All American
    * District 9 and Oklahoma state champion
    * Lead team to NAIA National Tournament

1971    Brown, Donnie
Football 1967-1970

    * 3 time 1st team all conference
    * NAIA All American
    * Draft pick by Green Bay Packers

1971    Thompson, Rick
Football 1967-1970

    * 2 time all conference
    * NAIA All American
    * Holds school record in rushes in a game (45) and season (278)
    * Second in season rushing yds (1,456)
    * 3rd in career rushing (3,159 yds)

1969    Morgan, Gil
Golf- 1965-1969

    * NAIA All American
    * Oklahoma State Medalist Champion (1967)
    * 1978 won PGA's Los Angeles-Glen Campbell Open
    * 1978 won the B.C. Open in Endicott, New York
    * 1978 won the Tournament players Championship
    * Earned over $267,000 in 1978 in PGA
    * Won $100,000 in a tournament in Tokyo, Japan

1966    Bell, Tommy
Football 1963-1966

    * Two time all conference
    * Ranked at ECU in rushing yards (1,637 yards)
    * NAIA All American

1966    Fischer, Royce (Deceased)
Football 1963-1966

    * Among all time leaders in career rushing (3773 yds)
    * 4 time All  Conference
    * Joe B. Milam award

1964    Bass, David
Basketball 1962-1965

    * 3 time all conference
    * NAIA All American
    * 3rd all time in career pts with 1,781
    * Record for most field goals in a game (21)

1963    Estes, H.O.
Football 1959-63

    * All conference
    * NAIA All American

1962    Sanches, Dr. Francisco
Baseball 1959-1962

    * 1962 NAIA All American

1958    George, Elvan (Deceased)
Football Coach 1959-1972

    * Won 250 games in his career
    * 2nd all time winningest coach with a record of 90-42-5
    * Won 6 state titles at Ada High School
    * Oklahoma Coach of the Year in 1951, 1954, and 1957
    * Won four straight conference championships
    * Served as the athletic director until his death in 1974

1958    Morgan, Shelby
Basketball, Baseball 1970-1973

    * Helped baseball to Oklahoma Collegiate Conference Championship
    * 3 time all conference
    * helped basketball to back to back District 9 titles
    * competed in NAIA National Tournament

1950    Howell, Stacey
Basketball 1947-1950

    * All Conference
    * NAIA All American

1950    Overton, Claudell (Deceased)
Basketball1946-1950

    * 4 time 1st team all conference
    * NAIA All American
    * NAIA Hall of Fame
    * 4th all time in career scoring (1,759)
    * Played in 9 National Tournaments in 3 years

1948    Gaither, Bill (Deceased)
Football 1937-1938

    * All Conference

1946    Rushing, John
Basketball 1967-1971

    * 2 time 1st team all conference
    * 2 time 1st team all District 9
    * NAIA All American
    * Career School record for rebounds (1,090)

1946    York, Buddy (Deceased)
Basketball 1943-1946

    * All Conference

1943    Capshaw, Calvin (Deceased)

    * Four Sports 1940-1943
    * Played football, basketball, baseball, and track

1943    Miller, Dr. Ross
Tennis, Basketball1939-1943

    * Won State of Oklahoma doubles championship
    * Also known as a pretty good hand on anybody's basketball team

1942    McPhereson, J.O. (Deceased)
Football 1940-1942

    * Little All American

1936    Anderson, JB (Deceased)
Basketball 1932-1936

    * All-Conference in the Oklahoma Collegiate Conference twice
    * Led the league in scoring for two years

1936    Axton, John (Deceased)
Football, Basketball 1932-1936

    * Played all four years for Mickey McBride's Basketball team
    * All Conference Football

1933    Daughtery, Marvin (Deceased)
Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball 1927-1931

    * excelled in all sports, clutch in all sports

1933    Webb, Roy
Basketball 1929-1933

    * Led conference in scoring in two seasons
    * 3 time 1st team all conference

1931    Carlton, Bart (Deceased)
Basketball 1927-1931

    * 3 time all conference
    * holds single game scoring record of 52 pts.
    * Member of helms foundation Hall of Fame
    * 3 conference titles
    * 3 AAU National Appearances

1931    Phillips, Clarence (Deceased)
Basketball 1927-1931

    * 1st team all conference
    * Appeared in AAU National Tournament
    * AAU All American

1930    Lanthrip, J.F.
Basketball 1926-193