On April 15, 1994, at 0852 central daylight time, a Cessna 172P, N63456, was substantially damaged during landing near Tulsa, Oklahoma. The solo student pilot was not injured. Visual meteorological conditions prevailed for the instructional flight. The pilot stated in the Pilot/Operator report that he lost control of the aircraft during the landing roll on his first supervised solo flight. This was the second touch and go of the flight. He was in radio contact with his instructor pilot and had received current weather prior to commencing the flight. He further reported that he noticed that there were gusting winds from left. As he touched down he noticed that the aircraft veered to the left of the runway and he applied corrections, but he stated that "it wasn't enough." He also reported that he applied full power but that "it made it go more to the left." The aircraft struck the windsock with the leftwing. An inspection of the aircraft revealed no anomalies. The aircraft was released to the owner.