29th Oklahoma Legislature

The Twenty-ninth Oklahoma Legislature was a meeting of the legislative branch of the government of Oklahoma, composed of the Oklahoma Senate and the Oklahoma House of Representatives. The state legislature met in regular session at the Oklahoma State Capitol in Oklahoma City from January 8 to June 14, 1963, during the first term of Governor Henry Bellmon.[1] This was the last state legislature with members representing counties under the old system of districting; a new system was created by a court order that forced Oklahoma to equalize representation.[2]

29th Oklahoma Legislature
Leadership
President Pro Tem of the Senate:
Roy C. Boecher (D)
Speaker of the House:
J.D. McCarty (D)
Composition:
Senate
38      6     
House
95      24     

Dates of session

  • January 8-June 14, 1963[1]

Previous: 28th Legislature • Next: 30th Legislature

Party composition

Senate

Affiliation Party
(Shading indicates majority caucus)
Total
Democratic Republican
38 6 44
Voting share 86.4% 13.6%

Senate

Affiliation Party
(Shading indicates majority caucus)
Total
Democratic Republican
95 24 119
Voting share 79.8% 20.2%

Leadership

Democratic leadership

Republican leadership

Members

Senate

NameDistrictParty
Leon B. Field1Dem
Arthur G. McComas2Dem
S. S. McColgin2Dem
G. O. Williams3Rep
Basil R. Wilson4Dem
Ryan Kerr5Dem
Ed Berrong6Dem
Byron Dacus6Dem
Roy Schoeb7Rep
Richard Romang8Rep
Roy E. Grantham9Dem
Robert H. Breeden10Rep
Robert M. Murphy11Dem
Louis Ritzhaupt12Dem
Ralph Graves13Dem
Boyd Cowden13Dem
Jean Pazoureck14Dem
Cleeta John Rogers14Dem
Walt Allen15Dem
Don Baldwin15Dem
Roy C. Boecher16Dem
Harold Garvin17Dem
Fred Harris17Dem
Tom Tipps18Dem
Hal Muldrow19Dem
Glen Ham19Dem
J. H. Belvin20Dem
Clem Hamilton21Dem
Alfred Stevenson22Dem
Allen G. Nichols23Dem
Leroy McClendon24Dem
Gene Stipe25Dem
Charles Colston26Dem
Bill Haworth27Dem
Wilford Bohannon27Dem
Ray Fine28Dem
John C. Wilkerson29Dem
Robert Llolar30Dem
Dewey Bartlett31Rep
Tom Payne32Dem
Clem McSpadden33Dem
Denzil Garrison34Rep
Bob Trent35Dem
Joe Bailey Cobb36Dem
  • Table based on 2005 Oklahoma Almanac.[4]

House of Representatives

NamePartyCounty
Bill HarperDemAdair
Scott TuxhornRepAlfalfa
Harold ThomasDemAtoka
Merle LansdenDemBeaver
Homer HolcombDemBeckham
James BurnhamDemBlaine
John MasseyDemBryan
Pauline TaborDemBryan
Robert GoodfellowDemCaddo
James KardokusDemCaddo
Paul LiebmannDemCanadian
Ralph WatkinsDemCanadian
Raymond HammerDemCarter
Burke MordyDemCarter
William WillisDemCherokee
Lucien SpearDemChoctaw
Carl EtlingRepCimarron
Jack OdomDemCleveland
Leland WolfDemCleveland
Ralph HamiltonDemCleveland
Herman BaumertDemCoal
Donald BeauchampDemComanche
Walter HutchinsDemComanche
Jim TaliaferroDemComanche
Alfred ThomasDemComanche
Tracy DaughertyDemCotton
Harold MorganDemCraig
Heber Finch Jr.DemCreek
William ShibleyDemCreek
M.A. DielDemCuster
Wiley SparkmanDemDelaware
Jack HarrisonDemEllis
James GungollRepGarfield
Harold HunterRepGarfield
Bert PageDemGarfield
W.W. BurnettDemGarvin
Tom StricklandDemGarvin
Spencer BernardDemGrady
John A. LanceDemGrady
Lynn ThornhillRepGrant
Elmo HurstDemGreer
James FowlerDemHarmon
Clayton LauerRepHarper
Earl BilyeuDemHaskell
Stona FitchDemHughes
Larry DerryberryDemJackson
Guy HortonDemJackson
Bill BradleyDemJefferson
Clarence Robertson Jr.DemJohnston
James BurgerDemKay
Brian ConaghanRepKay
Ray Lewis DavisRepKay
Milton PriebeRepKingfisher
William MetcalfDemKiowa
Jim CookDemLatimer
Tom TrawDemLeFlore
Ralph VandiverDemLeFlore
Barbour CoxDemLincoln
Dick FogartyDemLogan
Willard WillisDemLove
Art BowerRepMajor
Delmas NorthcuttDemMarshall
J.W. BynumDemMayes
Norman A. SmithDemMcClain
Garfield SettlesDemMcCurtain
Mort WelchDemMcCurtain
Martin OdomDemMcIntosh
Carl WilliamsDemMurray
Bill BullDemMuskogee
Russell RubyDemMuskogee
Max RustDemMuskogee
Henry DolezalRepNoble
Bill ShipleyDemNowata
Harlon AveyDemOkfuskee
Red AndrewsDemOklahoma
Bryce BaggettDemOklahoma
G.T. BlankenshipRepOklahoma
George KeyesDemOklahoma
J.D. McCartyDemOklahoma
Jack SkaggsDemOklahoma
Thomas TaggartRepOklahoma
Ed ColeDemOkmulgee
Tommie YatesDemOkmulgee
Tom TateDemOsage
Virgil TinkerDemOsage
Pat MsCueDemOttawa
Joseph MountfordDemOttawa
Rex PrivettDemPawnee
Jake E. HesserDemPayne
H.L. SparksDemPayne
Tom McChristianDemPittsburg
William SkeithDemPittsburg
Lonnie AbbottDemPontotoc
Clive RigsbyDemPontotoc
John LevergoodDemPottawatomie
Tom StevensDemPottawatomie
Ray TuckerDemPushmataha
Jodie MoadDemRoger Mills
Bill BriscoeDemRogers
Laurence HowzeDemSeminole
Raymond ReedDemSeminole
Maynard BlackardDemSequoyah
Jerome Sullivan Jr.DemStephens
Wayne HoldenDemStephens
George GearRepTexas
Frank PattersonDemTillman
Timothy DowdRepTulsa
Laurence GunnisonRepTulsa
John McCuneDemTulsa
Joe MusgraveRepTulsa
Ralph RhoadesRepTulsa
Richard TaylorRepTulsa
Douglas WixsonRepTulsa
Vol Howard OdomDemWagoner
James ConnorRepWashington
Charles DoornbosRepWashington
Don GreenhawDemWashita
A.L. MurrowRepWoods
William BurkettRepWoodward
  • Table based on database of historic members.[5]
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References

  1. A Century to Remember Archived September 10, 2012, at the Wayback Machine, Oklahoma House of Representatives Archived June 22, 2013, at the Wayback Machine (accessed June 16, 2013)
  2. Agnew, Brad. Twentieth-Century Oklahoma, Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture (accessed May 10, 2013)
  3. History of the Lieutenant Governor's Office (accessed June 16, 2013)
  4. 2005 Oklahoma Almanac, Oklahoma Department of Libraries. (accessed July 2, 2013)
  5. Historic Members Archived 2013-06-22 at WebCite, Okhouse.gov (accessed June 17, 2013)
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