The Political Graveyard: Oklahoma Delegation to 1980 Democratic National Convention

Oklahoma Delegation to the
1980 Democratic National Convention

Delegates (may be incomplete!)
Ralph Ball, Oklahoma City - Obera Bergdall, Enid - Alvah Boyd, Oklahoma City - Herman Braswell, Anadarko - Jim Brown, Tulsa - Gilmer Capps, Snyder - Shirley Coller, Taloga - Donalee Deyette, Oklahoma City - Kyle Dohlman, Geary - Pat Frank, Park Hill - Jim Frasier, Tulsa - Sandy Garrett, Muskogee - Joe L. Gary, Durant - Betty K. Hall, Elk City - Jean Hochhaus, Stillwater - Jim Howell, Midwest City - James Roy Johnson, Muskogee - Sharon Johnson, Tulsa - J. C. Kennedy, Lawton - Robert M. Kerr, Altus - Mary Lowe, Tulsa - Betty McElderry, Purcell - Jim McGoodwin, Oklahoma City - Dan McMahan, Stillwater - Barbara Miller, Oklahoma City - Pamela J. Morris, Wetumka - Sue Morrison, Miami - Charles Murphy, Millerton - George Nigh - Lisa Norris, Broken Bow - Wellon Poe, Bristow - Avalon Reece, Muskogee - Darryl Roberts, Ardmore - Sarah Jane Rodgers, Holdenville - Dwight Rymer, Morrison - J. D. Sapp, Oklahoma City - Euna Smith, Tulsa - Ruby Spaulding, Muskogee - Jim Storment, Durant - Jim Summerlin, Claremore - Helen Thompson, Ardmore - Gary Underwood, Tulsa

Alternates (may be incomplete!)
Betty Alred, Ada - Tony Beaverson, Oklahoma City - Tom Bennett, Stillwater - Susie Birkhead, Tulsa - Keith Campbell, Moore - Myrtle Clayton, Oklahoma City - Weldon Davis, Lawton - Mary Dodge, Henryetta - Imogene Glover, Guymon - Henryetta Hildabrand, Muskogee - David Hood, Oklahoma City - Bill Huddleston, Ada - Walter Jenney, Jr., Shawnee - Jone Kendrick, Idabel - Jim King, Dewey - Carol Ann Kratz, Oklahoma City - Evelyn Lawson, Tulsa - Lloyd Martin, Tulsa - Pam Maynard, Norman - Patti Randall, Ponca City - Linda Robertson, Tulsa - Barbara Schindler, Norman - Leon Scobey, Oklahoma City - Gerri Smith, Alva - Dale Sparkman, Shawnee - D. K. Swon, Muskogee - Lemuel Taylor, Tulsa - Bertha Tonihka, Idabel - Mark Trent, Caney - Terry Weins, Blackwell - Faye Whillock, Sapulpa

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