1964

Winner: Jane Hitch, Guymon

1st Runner-Up: Barbara Jean Hammons, Seminole

2nd Runner-Up: Donna Sue Thiesson, Tulsa

3rd Runner-Up: Pat Davis, O'Keene

4th Runner-Up: Paula Mae Brinkley, TU

Carolyn Carter, Ada

Kathy Butler, Alva

Nancy Turk, Ardmore

Judy Lewis, Bartlesville

Billie Sue Hood, Broken Arrow

Lynda Martin, Cameron College

Lyndia Westbrook, Central State College

Dickie Janzen, Clinton, Top Ten

Betty Foresee, Del City

Ruth Ann Hinshaw, Edmond

Sally Roesch, Elk City

Betty Jean Edwards, El Reno

Lynda Fancher, Frederick

Cindy Norman, Grandfield

Susan Barnett, Greer County

Juanice Diamond, Henryetta

Diana Evans, Hobart

Judy Craddock, Midwest City

Lewann Nigh, Muskogee

Karen Gunter, Northeastern State College

Joan Pitts, OKC, Top Ten

Patricia Parker, Oklahoma College for Women

Jeanie Cooper, OSU, Congeniality

Mary Ann O'Connell, OU, Top Ten

Verda Riehart, Ottawa County

Janice Pettigrew, Phillps University

Nancy Keesee, Poteau

Patricia Carter, Sand Springs, Top Ten

Vicki Nicholson, Sayre

Scottye Lou Vincent, Shawnee

Mary Ella Wright, Southwestern State College, Top Ten

Jan Doty, Tahlequah

Linda King, Village

Margo Lynne Shirley, Wynnewood

Portia Julien, Yukon

The Miss Oklahoma Pageant was held in Tulsa for the first time since 1952.  The franchise changed hands from the First Christian Church to Jacque Talsma, a former Miss Iowa.  There were 40 contestants. Reigning Miss America, Donna Axum was in Tulsa to help crown the new Miss Oklahoma, and former Miss America Marilyn Van Derbur served as the Mistress of Ceremonies.  Miss Oklahoma was televised for the first time!