and citizens who have made a huge difference in the success of Oklahoma and the nation
Larsen was surrounded by those who not only loved and protected him
in and out of 10 hotels as they wrestled 21 dual matches and three tournaments against bone-hard competition
Murrah Federal Building in downtown Oklahoma City
By Better Katherine Permetter Falato
Oklahoma Statesman Oklahoma City University and citizens who have madeDavid L. Boren perhaps has inuenced Oklahoma more than any other person in the states rst century. His rise to prominence was not accidental. The son of an Oklahoma congressman, Boren sought excellence at every level of education, from the Seminole, Oklahoma, public schools to Yale University, to Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar, and the University of Oklahoma College Of Law. Governor of Oklahoma, United States Senator, and president of the