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fire department for the last ten years, died No- By ELAINE LARECY vember 25 at his home of a heart ailment . While -1927- a student in Shawnee High School, Mr . Jackson Victor M. Frey, '27bus, former accountant with -1913g- was an outstanding football player and for four the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company in St. John T. Hamill, '12-'13, Guthrie city manager consecutive years, 1917 through 1920, ranked on Louis, has been transferred to the company's Dal- for the last eight years, died at his home in Guthrie the all-state team . las office as a traveling auditor . November 9 . He formerly was city manager in Walker (Ted) Pound, '23-'24, has been ap- BA'L'ES-MEYER : Mrs. August Buckles Bates, Norman. Survivors include his wife, a daughter, pointed chief conservation officer of the State Con- '27, and Henry 13. Meyer, '31, both of Norman, and two sons, one of whom, John, attended the servation Department in Oklahoma City and as were married November 27 . Mr. Meyer is director University from 1939 to 1942 . such will deal largely with oil proration matters . of the Meyer and Meyer Funeral Home in Norman . In the early boom days Mr . Pound worked as a -1914- roustabout and scout in the Texas, New Mexico -1928- Sabcrt A. Hott, '14ba, '14eng, Medford, count and Oklahoma oil fields, later organizing a truck- Capt. James D. Webster, '28bus, and Mrs. Wcb- surveyor and engineer of Grant County, died NAssociated Press bureau staff in Washington, Bumpas, formerly a moving picture actor, was as- Lewis R. Morris, '171aw, Oklahoma City attor- 1). C. s:gned as instructor in the Officer Candidate School ney, has been appointed state chairman for Okla- Mrs. W. O. Harris, former resident of Norman at Fort Bennin Georgia . homa of President Roosevelt's Birthday Ball cele- and mother of two alumni, died recently at her Mrs. Glenn L. Williams, (Idabel Carter, '29bs) bration to be held January 30 . From headquarters home in Laredo, Texas. Survivors include two lives on a ranch near Mountainair, New Mexico . set up in Oklahoma City Mr. Morris will direct sons, Foster Harris, '25ba, of the University De- John H. Loftin, '29ma, is employed in the clerical a statewide March of Dimes campaign to raise partment of English faculty, and Maj. Robert J. department of the United Carbon Company at money for the relief and cure of infantile paralysis. Harris, '27ba, stationed at Camp Hulcn, Texas. Borger, Texas. Ted Maloy, '29ba, who has been with the United -1918- Press since 1932, has been transferred to the Dallas Charles P. McGaha, '18, independent oil opera- hurcau . Manager of the New Orleans bureau for tor in Wichita Falls, Texas, was re-elected presi- Dietrich Competition the last six years, Mr . Maloy first received orders dent of the National Stripper Well Association at to report to Kansas City as business representative a meeting in October in Wichita, Kansas . Strippers of the organization there, but his assignment was attending from all over the nation discussed, among later changed to Dallas . He has worked for the other wartime problems, the present low price of United Press in Oklahoma City, New York City, crude oil and called for government ;,guarantee of Austin and Ilouston, Texas, Little Rock, Arkansas, a market to insure the survival of small stripper and Kansas City . He also has worked on news- well owners . papers in Waco and Tyler, Texas, and Elk City. 1920 Joe A. Brown, '201aw, Hartshorne lawyer, has - 1930- been appointed attorney for the rent control di- Rev. Thcnnan W. Harris, '30m .ed, former vision of the Office of Price Administration for six Methodist minister at Portales, New Mexico, has southeastern Oklahoma counties . His headquarters been transferred to a church at Santa Rosa, New are in McAlester. Mr. Brown has been macor of Mexico . Hartshorne, relief administrator for Pittsburg George W. Walker, '30ba, former school teacher County and construction superintendent for the at Chin Lee, Arizona, is principal of the Macy W.P.A. in McAlester and Oklahoma City. Day School, U. S. Indian Service institution, at Mac%, Nebraska . -1921- W. Max Chambers, '21 ba, '29ins, superintendent 1931- of schools at Okinulgee, has been elected president Doyle S. Crain, '31hus, formerly with the Okla- of the Okmulgcc Chamber of Commerce. homa Tax Commission, is a Civil Scrvicc (,out- mission investigator at the United States Customs 1922 House in Portland, Maine. Louise Winn Getchcll, '22ba, is head of the C. Merrill Hewett, '31eng, '33tns, an employee catalog department in the University of Maryland of the Pan-American Refining Corporation, has library at College Park . been transferred from the company office in Balti- H. E. Wrinkle, '22ba, '31m .ed, superintendent more, Maryland, to the refinery at Texas City, of schools in Oklahoma City, has been appointed Texas. He and Mrs. Hewett (Elva Trueblood, '30 chairman of the committee in charge of Oklahoma's ba) are living at Dickinson, Texas. part in the national Victory Cores program for Melvin G. Howe, '31pharm, is a pharmacist at high schools . The program calls for a streamlining Fort Sumner, New Mexico . of public education to aid the war effort, and will LOUISE ALLBRITTON, '38 Howard Lenderking, '31eng, and Mrs. Lender- introduce courses in pre-flight training, pre-induc- Blonde and willowy Louise Allbritton, '35-'38, king (Edna Bickett, '31bus) have moved from tion training, wartime citizenship and physical fit- a newcomer in Hollywood, has been designated Bridgeport to Woburn, Connecticut . Mr . Lender- ness into high school curricula . by Universal Studio as its "star of the year" after king is head of the standards department of Rem- appearances in Who Done It?, an Abbott and ington Arms in Lowell . -1924- Costello epic, and Pittsburgh which stars Mar- Elden S. Magaw, '311aw, was appointed clean of Capt. Byrne W. Bowman, '24, and Mrs. Bow- lene Dietrich . Before signing up with Universal Temple University Law School in Philadelphia man have selected Sherry Lou as the name for Miss Allbritton studied extensively at the Pasa- following the resignation of the former clean to their baby daughter born recently in Oklahoma dena Playhouse, testing ground for aspiring assume duties with the Office of Price Adrninistra- City. Captain Bowman is on duty at Camp Gruber, young thespians . The romantic triangle plot of tion. Mr. Magaw became professor of law at Oklahoma. Pittsburgh calling for Miss Allbritton's eventual Temple in 1933 after practicing law in Oklahoma William H. Bayliff, '24ba, '29ms, former teacher triumph over La Dietrich gives the former Uni- City for two years following his graduation . He in St. John's College at Annapolis, has been ap- versity drama student the unique distinction of was named administrator of the school in Oc- pointed executive secretary of the Maryland Board being the first woman ever to break in on a tober, 1941, a position second in importance to of Natural Resources in Annapolis . Mrs. Bayliff Marlene Dietrich screen romance . She was born the dcanship . Mrs. Magaw is the former Mildred is the former Nelle Jones, '25ba. in Oklahoma City, moved later to Wichita Falls, Holloway, '35ba. Lee Jackson, '24, associated with the Shawnee Texas. PICKENS-WALTERS : Miss All iePickens,'31ed,

JANUARY, 1943 1 5 Oklahoma City, and James F. Walters, Tulsa, were master Headquarters of the Second Air Service married November 4 in Oklahoma City. Mrs. Area Command in Fort Worth, Texas. Walters teaches in Gatewood School in Oklahoma Tardy Guest Misses Fire Fred H. Grove, '37journ, has returned to Shaw- City. Mr. Walters, a graduate of East Central State nee city Shawnee Star Being late to his own birthday party November as editor of the after working College at Ada, is employed at the Douglas Bomber as sports editor of the Valley Morning Star in Har- Plant in Tulsa. 28 probably saved the life of Thomas F. Bartlett, '40-'41, formerly of Oklahoma City, now a stu- lingen, Texas, for several months . -1932- (lent in Harvard University at Cambridge, Massa- JACOBSON-HARRIS : Announcement has been Norman Futor, '32ba, '341aw, '39ma, formerly chusetts. A group of his friends had already gath- made of the marriage last August in South America assistant state attorney general in charge of tax ered in the Cocoanut Grove night club in Boston of Miss Yvonne Jacobson, '37ba, '39ma, Norman, matters, has been appointed assistant in the office and were waiting for the tardy honored guest when and Theodore R. Harris, New York City. Mrs . of George Miskovsky, new Oklahoma county at- the disastrous fire which took hundreds of lives Harris was in Buenos Aires attending the Argen- torney. Also named as an assistant was Thad Klutts, broke out. They all were killed . Mr. Bartlett, a tine National University on a scholarship from the '25-'31, Oklahoma City lawyer . sophomore in the College of Business Administra- Institute of International Relations . Mr. Harris, a Lt. (jg) Byron E. Harkey and Mrs . Harkey (Vir- tion while attending the University, is a member graduate of Massachusetts Institute of Technology, ginia Earley, '32fa, '32ed) of Oklahoma City, have of Beta Theta Pi fraternity. was employed for three years in Argentina as a chosen the name Byron E. Harkey, Jr., for their chemical engineer and is now associated with a baby son born November 10. chemical firm in New York, where the couple are Lt. Gene H. Hemry, '321aw, and Mrs. Hemry living. (Ann Youngblood, '37fa) of Corpus Christi, Texas, Margaret Edwards, '35ba, '39m.soc .wk, is assist- -1938- are parents of a baby daughter born November 5. ant field director of the American Red Cross at the Station Hospital at Camp Bowie, Texas. She Jack W. Barbour, '38chem, '40ms, and Mrs. Lieutenant Hemry is on duty at the Corpus Christi Barbour Naval Air Station. has done social service work in Fort Worth, Hous- (Harriet White, '38he) of Los Angeles, Lt. Lester ton and Galveston . are the parents of a baby son born in November. W. Holbrook, '32ba, and Mrs. Hol- Jack M. Barton, '36-'38, is employed as a geolo- brook (Elma Elizabeth Cook, '34) have chosen Stella L. Fischer, '33235, El Reno, is employed with the Office of Price Administration in Washing- gist by the Magnolia Petroleum Company in Okla- Lester Winfrey, Jr., as the name for their baby homa son born in November in Oklahoma City. Lieu- ton, D. C. She formerly worked in the office of City . Josh Lee, '176a. Granville W. Dutton, '38ba, '39ma, who has tenant Holbrook is stationed at Fort Sill . been with the Mrs. Norman Duren (Edwina Murray, '32ba) Harold J. Gibson, '35eng, formerly with the Chi- War Department in Washington, cago Metal Hose Corporation in Houston, Texas, D. C., 'for the last year, has been transferred to and her three-year-old twin sons, Murray and Miami Michael, are living at Lufkin, Texas, while Captain is engineer on a defense project at Dallas . Mrs. Beach, Florida. Duren is overseas with a hospital unit. Mrs. Duren, Gibson is the former Seay Binion, '34fa. FISHER-MICHEL : Miss Rose Fisher, '38ba, who did graduate work at the University of Texas FINCH-RAY : Miss Frances Finch, Morton, Oklahoma City, was married November 25 to in 1933-34, was married in July, 1934. Her hus- Texas, and Capt. Jeff G. Ray, '35eng, Oklahoma Tech . Sgt . B. M. Michel, Memphis, Tennessee . The band was a practicing surgeon in Beaumont when City, were married November 20 at Fort Sill . Mrs. couple have established a home in Oklahoma City, he went into the Army Medical Corps. Ray, a graduate of Texas Technological College where the bride teaches school and Sergeant Michel at Lubbock, was a government employee before is on duty at Will Rogers Field. -1933- her marriage . Captain Ray, member of Sigma Chi Nina Mae Garrison, '38ed, '42m .ed, is employed fraternity, has been stationed at Fort Sill since as a school teacher at Chickasha. Christine Squire Hill, '336a, '40ma, formerly December, 1941 . He and Mrs. Ray are living in HALLAM-WILSON : Miss Jeanne Hallam, '38 with the Farm Security Administration in Mil- Lawton. waukee, has been employed as acting night man- ba, Fort Sill, and Lt . Stuart S. Wilson, Jr., De- ager of the United Press bureau in Springfield, posit, New York, were married November 26 in Illinois. -1936- the Old Post Chapel at Fort Sill . Mrs. Wilson, a Carson V. Ryan, '33ed, formerly with the United Capt . James D. Fellers, '361aw, and Mrs. Fellers member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority, is cap- States Indian Agency at Oraibi, Arizona, is prin- (Margaret Ellen Randerson, '36ba) of La Quinta, tain of the Fort Sill unit of the Red Cross Motor cipal of the Indian Agency schools at Mescalero, California, have chosen Lou Ann as the name for Corps. Lieutenant Wilson, a graduate of Yale Uni- New Mexico . their baby girl born November 9. Captain Fellers versity at New Haven, Connecticut, is on duty at WHEELER-HINK : Miss Eloise Wheeler, '331ib. is an intelligence officer with the Army Air Forces Fort Sill . sci, and Garnet H. Hink, both of Weatherford, at Camp Young, California. Ken H. Hansen, '38ba, '40m .ed, formerly of were married there October 25. Mrs. Hink, a mem- Marye B. Harrison, '36ma, former teacher with Pittsburg, Kansas, is head of the personnel section ber of Delta Delta Delta sorority, has resumed her the Indian Service at Flandreau, South Dakota, is of the ordnance department at the Kansas Ord- duties as librarian at the Southwestern Institute an instructor in the Sioux Falls Army Air Force nance Plant, Parsons . Mrs . Hansen is the former of Technology at Weatherford . Mr. Hink, a gradu- Technical School . Mary Alice Larson, '37ba. ate of Oklahoma A. and M. College at Stillwater, James E. Hawk, '36fa, and Mrs. Hawk (Frances With brother Van Heflin, '32ba, now in Uncle has been called into active service at Fort Sill . Goodloe, '35fa) have moved from Beaumont, Sam's service, Frances Heflin, '37-'38, carries on Texas, to Oklahoma City . Mr. Hawk was educa- family histrionic tradition on Broadway where she -1934- tional director at the First Methodist Church in appeared last month in the new Thornton Wilder play The Skin of Our Teeth. Maxine Crow, '33-'34, formerly on the Beaumont. Miss Heflin portrays staff of Lynn Howard, '36ba, and Mrs. Howard (Doris the daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Antrobus, played the Stratford Star in Stratford, Texas, is now a re- Jo by El Reno Daily Tribune. Morrissette, '426a) of Columbus, Ohio, have Fredric March and Florence Reed. Reviews in porter on the announced the New Yorker New York RONE-MALONE : Announcement the birth of a baby daughter. and the Times praised has been COLLINS-MADDUX : Miss Charlotte Anne Col- her acting . made of the marriage of Miss Maye Rone and Jack lins, Lurline L. Malone, '34, both of Okmulgee, in Eufaula Riverside, California, and Maj. Samuel D. Kraft, '38phys .ed, is employed as a Red Maddux, '36bus, Lawton, were married November Cross recreational director at Ozark, Alabama. She last August. Mrs. Malone, a graduate of Oklahoma 6 was A. and M. College at Stillwater, is -art in Riverside. Mrs. Maddux attended the Univer- formerly on the staff of Southern Seminary and teacher in sity of Oregon at Eugene. Major Maddux, who Junior College at Buena Vista, Virginia . the Okmulgee High School . Mr. Malone was an recently returned from a year's service official with the Works Projects Administration in overseas, BOND-LOVE : Miss Liberty Bond, McAlester, is attached to the general staff in Washington, D. and Sgt . Joe Allen Love, '38journ, Muskogee before joining the Coast Guard last C., Purcell, were spring. He is a seaman second class on duty at where he and Mrs. Maddux are at home . married December 5 in Oklahoma City. Mrs. Love, Chandeleur Light Island in the Gulf of Mexico. Hale Wingfield, '36journ, formerly on the staff a graduate of Oklahoma College for Women at of Youth Today, is now an account executive Wirt Peters, '341aw, former Norman lawyer, is with Chickasha, is a music teacher in the Purcell grade in charge the Kiesewetter Advertising Agency in New York schools . Sergeant Love, a member of Sigma Alpha of a division office of U. S. Engineers in City. the Northwest Service Command working near the Epsilon fraternity, is in training as an officer can- Alaskan boundary at Whitehorse, Yukon Terri- didate at Fort Sill . tory. -1937- Calvin J. McGown, '38, and Mrs. McGown George K. Trammell, '346a, formerly associated Lt. Leonard B. Allen, '37eng, and Mrs. Allen (Genive Jo Speyers, '40ed) of Okmulgee, have with General Motors Corporation in Oklahoma (Martha Mathis, '34) are the parents of a baby chosen the name Candee Jo for their baby daughter City, is a civilian instructor in mechanics with the son born November 16 in San Diego, California. born November 7. Air Service Command at the Oklahoma City Air Lieutenant Allen was stationed temporarily at Santa PATTERSON-MOON : Miss Barbara Baen Pat- Depot. Ana. terson, Syracuse, New York, and Saskatchewan, -1935- William H. Barnes, '37eng, formerly with the Canada, was married to Ensign Frank L. Moon, Standard Oil Company in Whiting, Indiana, is a '38ba, Shawnee, October 24 in Washington, D. C. BANKS-VAN DEPAS: Miss Lucy Mildred Banks, chemical engineer with the Stanolind Oil and Gas Mrs. Moon is a graduate of Wellesley College in '35he, former Oklahoma City teacher, and Sgt. Company in Tulsa. Massachusetts. Ensign Moon, who was associated Robert M. Van dePas, Rochester, New York, ESTIL-BENNETT : Miss Ruth Estil, Carrier, with a Washington bank before entering the ser- were married October 28 in Oklahoma City. Ser- Oklahoma, and Lt. Virgil C. Bennett, '37bus, vice, is stationed at the Naval Air Station at Corpus geant Van dePas, a graduate of the University of Drummond, were married November 16 at Car- Christi, Texas, where he and Mrs. Moon are mak- Rochester, was associated with an electric sign rier . Mrs. Bennett, a graduate of Northwestern ing their home . company in Rochester before entering service. He State College at Alva, will continue teaching in PARKER-HAMPTON : Miss Maureen Parker, is stationed at Fort Sill as an instructor in the Enid . Lieutenant Bennett, who was an em- '38soc .wk, formerly of Norman, and Sgt. Jimmy communications department of the Field Artillery ployee of the Drummond Elevator Company be- Hampton, Antlers, were married in Durant Oc- School . The couple are living in Lawton. fore entering the service, is attached to Quarter- tober 20. Mrs. Hampton will continue as social

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service worker with the Department of Public a post he held until a few months ago when he Company in Oklahoma City where the couple arc Health at Durant while Sergeant Hampton is sta- took leave of absence to head an N.Y.A . radio at home . tioned at the Enid Army Flying School . Before school at Cushing . Naomi John White, '39, Stillwater, had a story entering the service he was associated with the STORMS-JOHNSON: Announcement has been in the October issue of Chatelaine, a Canadian United States Indian Service at Hugo. made of the engagement of Miss Imogene Storms, magazine . Capt. W. T. Shayler, '34-'38, and Mrs. Shayler, Okemah, and Sgt. Glenn D. Johnson, '31-'39, Ed- WRIGHT-WIZNIA : Miss Marguerite Wright, of Oklahoma City, are the parents of a baby son, mond . The wedding was to take place in Decem- '39, Altus, was married to Louis Wiznia, New Gary Shayler, born November 19. Cap- employed in the York City, November 12 in Washington, D. C. Warren ber. The bride-elect has been /acl~son tain Shayler is on duty in Africa. A.A .A. office at Okemah for several years. Ser- Mrs. Wiznia, formerly on the staff of the FORTH-SMITH : Miss Katharyn Jean Forth, geant Johnson, former state representative from County Tribune in Altus, has been employed in ., Okfuskee County, is stationed at Fort Riley, Kansas . Washington with the Civil Service Commission Oklahoma City, and Lt. Ernest W. Smith, Jr for the last year. Mr . Wiznia, a graduate of Brook- '381aw, Henryctta, were to be married December MILEUR-KIRKENDALL : Miss Dorothy Milcur, lyn College, is with the War Production Board 27 in Oklahoma City. Miss Forth, who attended Oklahoma City, and Ensign M. S. Kirkendall, Jr ., but expected to enter the service soon . the Southwestern Institute of Technology at '38-'39, Marshall, were married November 11 in Weatherford, was employed with the Anderson- Oklahoma City. Ensign Kirkendall is assigned to Prichard Oil Company in Oklahoma City. Lieu- duty aboard a carrier which was under construc- -1940- tenant Smith, a member of Sigma Chi fraternity, tion. For the present the couple are making their Carl V. Ballard, Jr., '38-'40, Brownsville, Texas, is stationed at Camp Robinson, Arkansas . Dome at Quonset Point, Rhode Island . is a co-pilot with Pan American Airways . William Wright, '38fa, '40m.fa, instructor in Mary Gladys Kyle, '39journ, is employed as a Hubert L. Bolen, veteran Oklahoma attorney music at the University, has been appointed con- statistician with the chemical division of the War and politician and father of two alumni, died at master of the Oklahoma Symphony Orchestra Production Board at Mount Rainier, Maryland . his home in Oklahoma City November 7. Mr. Bolen cert served two terms in the Legislature in early state- in Oklahoma City. Mr. Wright, who joined the KANE-MORRISON : Miss Eleanor Kane, Thom- Symphony last summer, formerly held a similar hood days and for many years was prominent in aston, Connecticut, and Lt . William J. Morrison, Democratic party affairs . Survivors include Mrs. position with the University orchestra . He has '39bus, Oklahoma City, were married in the post played with (lance orchestras led by Frankic Mast- Bolen and two sons, Capt . Laurence R. Bolen, '4() chapel at Pine Camp, New York, November 26 . law, Fort Sam Houston, Texas, and Ralph L. ers and Jack Crawford, and was on the WKY staff Mrs. Morrison, a graduate of Connecticut State Oklahoma City for two years. Bolen, '35arch, '35eng, manager of the Downtown in College at Storrs, is a teacher in the Thomaston Chevrolet Company in Oklahoma City. High School . Lieutenant Morrison is stationed at -1939- Pine Camp with the Infantry. POLLOCK-BROWN : Miss Sylvia Pollock, Ada, AMBRISTER-CARPENTER: Miss Fauna Beth and Lt . Adolph S. Brown, '37-'40, Tulsa, were PAIN-MYERS : Miss Erma Pain, '39bus, Okla- married November 1 at Ada . Mrs. Brown attended Ambrister, '39fa, Norman, and William B . Car- homa City, and Jack Myers,'41bs, Oklahoma City, penter, Nowata, were married October 10 at (,,hand- Sophie Newcomb College in New Orleans . Lieu- were married November 5 at Carnegie . Mrs. Myers, tenant Brown is on duty at Fort Sill Reception ler . Mrs . Carpenter is a member of Alpha Xi Delta a member of Gamma Phi Beta sorority, was for- sorority. Mr. Carpenter, formerly with the Public Center . merly employed as a stenographer in Oklahoma T. Emerson Cammack, '40hus, '41ma, is a Service Company at Nowata, has been inducted City. Mr. Myers, a member of Delta Upsilon fra- into service and was awaiting assignment to duty graduate student attending the University of Penn- ternity, expects to receive his degree next June sylvania in Philadelphia . with the Army Air Force. from the University School of Medicine. The couple PRUITT-ASKINS : Miss Jane Pruitt, Comanche, are making their home in Oklahoma City . COFFMAN-CORY : Miss Marian Coffman, '40 geol, Oklahoma City, and C. C. Cody, Jr ., '40geol, was married to Lt . Alton Askins, '39, Duncan, SWAIN-HALL : Miss Doris Swain, '39fa, Okla- November 6 at Comanche . Mrs. Askins was em- City, and Frank W. Hall, '38eng, Norman, Tulsa, were married November 5 in Oklahoma ployed at Will Rogers Air Depot in Oklahoma homa City. Mr . Cody is a member of Sigma Chi fra- were married in Oklahoma City November 21 . ternity . At the time of the marriage he was con- City. Lieutenant Askins is stationed at Camp Bowie, Mrs. Hall is a member of Gamma Phi Beta sorority. Texas. He and Mrs. Askins live at Brownwood . . Hall is an engineer with the Robberson Steel nected with the Seismograph Service Corporation MIRACLE -BARKER : Miss Lucille Miracle, Mr in Tulsa. He and Mrs. Cody planned to leave for Okeinah, and Bob V. Barker, '39eng, Saint Marys, Caracas, Venezuela the first of the year. West Virginia, were married October 30 in Fort Joseph E. Coulter, '40ba, formerly a school teach- Smith, Arkansas . Mrs. Barker, a graduate of East er at Lubbock, Texas, is a flight instructor in the Central State College at Ada, is a school teacher Medical Alumni President Army Air Force Training School at Coleman, in Okemah . Mr. Barker is an engineer with the Texas. Mrs . Coulter is the former Vivian Jensen, Shell Oil Company there. '42speech . CROCKETT-HAMMONDS : Announcement has DOUGLASS-SATTERFIELD : Miss May Doug- been made of the engagement of Miss Dorothy lass, '40pharm, Anadarko, and Pfc . Cleve Satter- Crockett, '38-'39, Norman, and Lt. Sam J. Ham- field, Bessemer, Alabama, were married November monds, '386us, Oklahoma City. The wedding was 14 at Anadarko . Mrs . Satterfield recently became to take place in late December. The bride-elect manager of the Sunshine Candy Kitchen there. was an employee of Braniff Airways in Oklahoma Private Satterfield is stationed at Fort Sill . City. Lieutenant Hammonds, a member of Sigma FREEMAN-RAU : Miss Eloise Freeman, '40hc, Nu fraternity, is stationed at the Navy Air Station, formerly of Oklahoma City, was to be married Banana River, Florida. to Lt. Charles B. Rau, Houston, Texas, in Okla- ELLIS-ELLIS : Miss Mary Randall Ellis, '396a, homa City on Christmas Day . The bride-elect has Muskogee, and Ensign Lance F. Ellis, Ponca City, been employed in the home service department were married November 21 at Muskogee. Mrs. of the Houston Lighting and Power Company . Ellis was formerly a school teacher there. Ensign Lieutenant Rau, a graduate of Rice Institute at Ellis is assigned to the Naval Training Station in Houston, is stationed at Camp Maxey, Texas. San Diego, California where he and Mrs . Ellis GILLULY-BAILEY : Miss Adaline Frances Gil- are at home . July, '401ib .sci, Shawnee, and Lt. Lee Calvin Bailey, GOSSETT-WAID : Miss Martha Gossett, '39phys . Jr ., '41eng, Abilene, Texas, were married Novem- ed, and Carter M. Waid, both of Lawton, were ber 14 in the chapel at Kirkland Field, Albuquer- married at El Reno November 20. Mrs. Waid was que, New Mexico . Mrs. Bailey, a member of Chi formerly on the faculty at Drew Seminary for Omega sorority, was an assistant in the Oklahoma Girls in Carmcl, New York, and is now director City Carnegie Library before her marriage . Lieu- of health and recreation in the Lawton Junior tenant Bailey, who was employed by the Hallibur- High School . Mr. Waid is on the editorial staff ton Oil Well Cementing Company before entering of the Lawton Constitution . the Air Force, is stationed at Kirtland Field. The Findley Holbrook, '396a, '41geol, who is cin- couple have established a home in Albuquerque. ployed by the Stanolind Oil Company, has been NOWLIN-GRISHAM : Miss Reta Nowlin, Sul- transferred from Lakc Charles, Louisiana, to the phur, and Aviation Cadet Wilmer I) . Grisham, Jr., company offices in Houston, Texas. '40, Healdton, were married November 6 at Ada. HOWE-HUNTLEY : Miss Alice Mae Howe, '39 Mrs. Grisham is bookkeeper at the Community fa, McAlester, and Lt. Loren C. Huntley, Los An- DR . J . W. FINCH, '31AII :D Natural Gas Company office in Sulphur . Cadet geles, were married November 7 in Los Angeles . Grisham is in training at Kelly Field, Texas. Mrs. Huntley was formerly society editor of the New President of the School of Medicine Charles R. Hetherington, '40eng, '41 m.eng, Nor- McAlester News-Capital and for the last year has Alumni is Dr. J. William Finch, '31 fined, a man, is a graduate student in research at the Massa- been' employed in the public relations department practicing physician and surgeon in Hobart since chusetts Institute of Technology at Cambridge . of the North American Aviation Company in Los 1936 . Dr. Finch served his interneship at the Marcelotte Leake, '40ba, '421ns, Norman, has Angeles . Lieutenant Huntley attended the Uni- Vancouver General Hospital in Vancouver, Brit- been attending Radcliffe College, Cambridge, versity of California at Los Angeles and is a ish Columbia, and took a post-graduate course Massachusetts, working toward a doctor's degree member of Kappa Alpha fraternity . The couple in pediatrics in Washington University, St. Louis, on a Rosenwald Fellowship . have established a home in Los Angeles . Missouri . Last spring lie was elected a fellow McGEE-HARRIS : Miss Frances Inez McGee, Eddie Hurt, '39ma, has returned to Oklahoma of the American College of Physicians and in- '37-'40, Memphis, Tennessee, and Lt . Penrod W. Baptist University in Shawnee as athletic director, ducted into the College at its annual meeting . Harris, '411aw, Houston, Texas, were married No-

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vembcr 14 in Washington, D. C. Mrs. Harris is Miller, '39-'41) have chosen Michael Walter as the a member of Chi Omega sorority. Lieutenant Har- name for their baby son born November 24 in ris, a member of Sigma Nit fraternity, was stationed Tulsa. at ()uantico, Virginia, as an instructor in the Ma- IIAVERFIELD-HOLDER : Miss Alberta Haver- rine Corps Officer Candidate School . He is a mem- field, '39-'41, and Lt. Raymond 1). Holder, '40, ber of the Oklahoma Bar Association . both of Oklahoma City, were married there No- Martha C. Patterson, '401ib .sci, is employed as veiuber 8. Before her marriage Mrs. Holder was librarian in the post library at Gunter Field, Ala- employed by the Chevrolet Company in Oklahoma bama . City . Her husband was awaiting orders to report DILLON-PEARSON : Miss Judy Ann Dillon, for duty with the Army Air Forces . Clovis, New Mexico, and Staff Sgt . Pilot Miller Ernie Hoberecht, '41journ, recently sold a short Pearson, '40, Lexington, were married October 25 story, "Massacre," to the McClure Newspaper Syn- in Louisville, Kentucky . Mrs . Pearson attended dicate, which supplies newspapers all over the coun- Colorado Women's College at Denver . She and try with feature material . Another short story by Sergeant Pearson are living in Louisville, near Mr. Hoberecht, "Last Stand," appeared in a recent Bowman Field, where he is a transport pilot. issue of Military Service News published at Fort SMITH-STUART : Miss LaNita Smith and Dun- Sam Houston, Texas. can Stuart, '37-'40, both formerly of Oklahoma MORRIS-HOOVER : Miss Katherine Morris, City, were married November 14 in New York Ada, was married to Cpl . Billy T. Hoover, '41, City. Mrs. Stuart studied dramatics and music Shawnee, October 31 at Reno, Nevada. Mrs. War workers there and is a professional ballet dancer . Mr . Stuart Hoover, who attended Oklahoma Baptist Univer- has been attending art school at Yale University in sity at Shawnee, is living in Ada while Corporal New Haven, Connecticut and teaching art classes Hoover, a radio technician in the Marine Corps, in Waterbury, Connecticut. The couple are living is on foreign duty . need a in New York City . HOSS - BACHNER : Miss Irene Hoss, '41bus, DUNCAN-WEST : Miss Dorothy Duncan, San Muskogee, and T. E. Bachner, Youngstown, Ohio, Antonio, Texas, and Sgt. John S. West, '40, Nor- were married September 26 at Muskogee. Mrs . man, were married December 2 in San Antonio . Bachner is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma place to live Sergeant West is stationed there with the Army sorority. Mr . Bachner is a first officer with Ameri- Air Force. can Airlines based in Fort Worth, Texas, where McCORMICK-YOUNG : Miss Lucy McCormick, the couple are at home . He formerly was a civilian Hominy, and Lt. Have you extra room in your Wayne H. Young, '38-'40, Jop- flight instructor for Army Air Force pilots at the lin, Missouri, were married October 24 at Alex- Spartan School of Aeronautics, Tulsa. house that might be converted andria, Louisiana . Lieutenant Young is stationed Frances Hunter, '41phys .ed, was in Washington, at Camp Livingston, near Alexandria, where he D. C. last month taking special Red Cross train- into a separate apartment for and Mrs. Young established a home. ing preparatory to overseas duty . A group of sculptures and drawings by Mrs. J. war workers? 1941 Craig Sheppard (Yolande Jacobson, '41fa), was Ruby Amos, '41nurse, Hugo, is employed as displayed during November at the Philbrook Art Center in Tulsa. Oklahoma City and the sur- night nurse at the Williams Hospital-Clinic in On November 24 Mrs. Sheppard Idabel . gave a gallery talk on sculpture at the Tulsa Art rounding area have had a vast BOHART-STEWART : Miss Betty Jane Bohart, Center. '41, Tahlequah, and Elmer Stewart, Chickasha, Mildred Lack, '41he, is employed as a mail, influx of workers for war indus- were married November 21 at Apache. Mrs. Stew- file and record clerk at the Oklahoma City Mid- art is a school teacher in Anadarko, where the west Air Depot. tries, and civilian personnel con- couple are making their home. Jerry Larecy, '411ib .sci, Norman, is employed McGUIRE - as head librarian in the public library nected with army and BROADDUS : The engagement of at Hobart. navy Miss Margaret McGuire and Lt . E. Sidney Broad- She was formerly a clerk in the personnel department of Beech bases in this vicinity . Many will dus, '416a, both of Muskogee, was recently an- Aircraft Company in Wichita, Kan- nounced . No (late was set for the wedding. Miss sas . have difficulty finding a place McGuire is a graduate of Oklahoma College for INGRAM-LATHROP : Miss Mary Louise Ing- Women at Chickasha . Lieutenant Broaddus, a ram, Oklahoma City, and Lt. John R. Lathrop, to live unless some of the exist- member of Delta Tau Delta fraternity, is stationed '39-'41, Dallas, Texas, were married November on the west coast with the Marine Corps. 21 in Belleville, Illinois . Lieutenant Lathrop, a ing facilities are remodeled and Mrs. J. C. White (Margaret Cammack, '41ed) member of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity, is stationed at Scott changed is employed as a secretary by the Beech Aircraft Field near Belleville . to smaller units. Company in Wichita, Kansas . Lorraine Cansler Lieurance, '40-'41, former Enid SETTLE-CASIDA : Miss Virginia Settle and Avi- school teacher and social worker in Kansas City and Oklahoma Doc and Bill can help you select. ation Cadet Darrell F. Casida, '38-'41, both of City, is an assistant field director Hobart, were married October 22 in Lawton. Mrs . of the American Red Cross in the Fiji Islands . good furniture at a reasonable Casida, an employee in the A.A .A . office at Hobart, The unit which Mrs. Lieurance joined last spring will remain there while Cadet Casida is attending was set up to serve American troops stationed in cost to supply such apartments . Pre-Flight school in Nashville, Tennessee . the Islands . Mrs . Lieurance attended Phillips Uni- James R. Collins, '411aw, formerly of Vinita, versity at Enid, Oklahoma A. and M. College at We now have an excellent selec- is a special agent of the Federal Bureau of Investi- Stillwater, and the University where she (lid graduate work. tion of furniture gation stationed with the Los Angeles Field Di- items not re- vision. Lt . Ross N. Lillard, Jr., '411aw, Camp Roberts, quiring critical materials-and Thomas L. Collins, '411etters, is the author of California, and Mrs. Lillard have selected Linda an article, "Thomas Wolfe," which appeared in a Ann as the name for their baby daughter born we have the same well known recent issue of Sewanee Review. Mr. Collins, now November 21 in Oklahoma City. doing radio work in New York, has previously Phyllis A. McCoy, '411etters, and Mrs . Richard friendly credit system that ope- had articles on Thoreau and Dante in the maga- Collins (Jeanne Henderson, '39) are employed zine. at the Douglas Aircraft plant in Tulsa. rates within Miss McCoy the government's Michael M. Devlin, '41fa, is band director and is in the personnel department. J. Strother war-time requirements principal of the High School at Purcell. Mrs. Dev- Moore, '41ba, formerly of Seminole, . lin is the former Eola Steen, '40fa. has been appointed field executive for the Boy Sara Jane Green, '41he, has received a Civil Scout "Covered Wagon" district, with headquar- Service appointment as dietitian at the Station Hos- ters in Clinton . A graduate of the national train- pital, Camp Swift, Texas. ing school for Scout executives, Mr. Moore was COSTLEY-GREEN: Miss Yvonne Costley, Okla- transferred to Clinton from the organization's head- MONRONEY'S homa City, and Ensign Shelby Green, '39-'41, quarters in El Paso, Texas. Tulsa, were married December 2 in Oklahoma OLLER-DAVIS : Miss Grace Oller, '41ed, Pauls City. The bride expected to receive her bachelor's Valley, was married on October 8 to John Davis, degree from the University at the end of the first Ludington, Michigan, in Ludington . Mrs. Davis DOC & BILL semester . She is a member of Gamma Phi Beta formerly taught school at Elmore, Oklahoma. FURNITURE CO. sorority. Ensign Green, a member of Delta Tau Charles L. Parker, '40-'41, has been employed Delta fraternity, received his commission in the as head of the history and science departments 10 West Grand Oklahoma City Naval Air Corps November 13 and was assigned in the Chandler High School . He was formerly to the Naval base at Corpus Christi, Texas as an superintendent of Carter County schools and for instructor. the last year has been a government employee in Elwood Hall, '40-'41, and Mrs. Hall (Marjorie California.

SOONER MAGAZINE MAYES-POWERS: Miss Mary Hall Mayes, Pryor, and Aviation Cadet Donald E. Powers, '41, Tryon, Oklahoma, were married October 17 at Muskogee. Both are graduates of Central State College at Ed- mend . Mrs . Powers will continue teaching in Pryor Grade School . Cadet powers is in training at Perrin Field, Texas. HUGHES - RAWLINGS: Miss Margaret Joan Hughes and Lt. George D. Rawlings, '40-'41, both of Tuttle, were married October 18 at Rapid City, South Dakota . Mrs . Rawlings attended Oklahoma College for Women at Chickasha . Lieutenant Raw- lings is on duty at the Rapist City Army Air Base . WOODFORD-REID : Miss Eva Louise Wood- ford, Los Angeles, and Wallace Glen Reid, '39-'41, Oklahoma City, were married September 5 in Los Angeles . Mr. Reid is an aviation cadet in training at the Santa Ana Army Air Base . He and Mrs. Reid have established a home in Los Angeles . Charles Z. Renegar, '39-'41, Okmulgcc, has been accepted for training in the Army Air Force as an aeronautical engineer and expects to be called to duty next March. ROEMER-REED : Miss Helen Roemer, '38-'41, Oklahoma City, and Lt. John P. Reed, '40-'41, both of Oklahoma City, were married in Dallas in November. Mrs . Recd was employed in the office at Will Rogers Field before her marriage. She and Lieutenant Reed are living near Camp Polk, Louisiana, where he is stationed . HART-STOCKTON : Miss Aleene Hart, Tisho- mingo, and Lt. Charles W. Stockton, '41bus, Okla- homa City, were married October 2 in Austin, Texas. Mrs. Stockton is a graduate of Oklahoma A. and M. College at Stillwater. Lieutenant Stock- ton is stationed at Camp Flood, Texas. TAPPAN-KRENEK : Miss Ruth Tappan, '41eng, '41arch, Norman, was married on October 13 in Galvcston, Texas, to Stanley John Krenek, Cald- well, Texas. Mrs. Krenek is a member of Phi Mu sorority . Both she and Mr. Krenek, a graduate of Texas A. and M. College, are employed as archi- tects with the United States Engineers in Galvcston. Junita Maxwell Taylor, '41fa, formerly of Nor- man, is a draftsman with the U. S. Army Engineers Hotel Oklahoma I3iltrnorc, Okla- in Galveston, Texas, assigned to the fortification designs section. lionIa's modern tower of Comfort Betty Jane Threlkeld, '41ba, Tonkawa, has been employed by the St. Louis Ordnance District at and serilce is the heart of down- the Gage Laboratory located on the Washington University campus in St. Louis. town Oklahoma C;ity. This perfect Robert S. Trippet, '411aw, ant] Mrs. Trippet fide (Helen Gray Simpson, '41ba), Washington, I). C., example of hotel operation is are parents of a baby slaughter, Mary Susan, born November 10. truly Oklahoma City's favorite REID-WHITAKER : Miss Wanda Marie Reid, host . 1lomc of Station KOMA . formerly of Kansas City, and George L. Whitaker, '41bus, Bartlesville, were married October 31 . Mr. Whitaker is a member of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. Both he and Mrs. Whitaker are employed by the Phillips Petroleum Company at Bart- lesville . -1942- Hcster L. Borror, '42nurse, is a nurse on the staff of the University Hospital in Oklahoma City. Theodore F. Boushy, '42ma, is a student in the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky. CALDWELL-KATZ : Miss Betty Jane Caldwell, '42ba, Tyler, Texas, and Cadet Bruce L. Katz, '40=42, Oklahoma City, were married October 31 at Tyler. Mrs. Katz is a member of Ganuna Phi MEMO TO SOONERS : Beta sorority. Cadet Katz, a member of Alpha In these hectic times, the quiet atmos- Tau Omega fraternity, is stationed at the Army phere of the Biltmore is especially ap- Flying School at Enid, where he and Mrs. Katz preciated . In spite of unusually heavy have established a home. business, the Biltmore's substantial One of the first Sooners assigned to foreign duty architecture and the luxurious rugs for special morale work, Barbara Camp, '42pliys.ed, and other furnishings give the place Bartlesville, was reported overseas with a Red a calm and restful air. Cross Recreation Service Club . She took training in New York City and Washington, D. C. before leaving for her post of duty, where she will have charge of planning games and sports for Ameri- can soldiers in foreign service. Miss Camp is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. BARKER - CAVENER: Miss Christine Barker, Asher, and Cpl . Hugh E. Cavener, '39-'42, Nor- man, were marries] at Norman in November. Mrs. Cavener, a junior in the School of Home Economics at the University, will continue her school work.

JANUARY, 1943 Corporal Cavener is on duty at Camp Gruber, Vivian Saunkeah, '426us, onetime Sequoyah Oklahoma. Indian Club princess at the University, formally Lt. David M. Cook, '421aw, and Mrs. Cook admitted Comedian Bob Hope into the Kiowa In- (Mary Jean Carver, '41ed) have chosen the name dian tribe as Chief Eagle Beak on Hope's regular Thomas David for their son born October 29 in radio program broadcast November 10 from Fort Wewoka . While Lieutenant Cook is on foreign Sill . The comedian was in the state for a day duty in Hawaii, Mrs . Cook is living with her par- to take part in a war chest drive in Oklahoma Coming up . . . ents at Wewoka . City. Vivian Daugherty, '42ed, is employed as secre- WILLIAMS-SCHWABE : Miss Marguerite Wil- tary to a Medical Corps major stationed at the liams and Pfc . George B. Schwabe, Jr., '421aw, some of the best hospital at Brooks Field, Texas. both of Tulsa, were married October 30 in Wichita Mrs. Leighton R. Harrison (Florine Davis, '42he) Falls, Texas. Mrs. Schwabe, a member of Chi basketball battles is employed as a clerk in the public library at Es- Omega sorority, graduated from the University of condido, California. Tulsa. She is a school teacher in Tulsa. Private of the Midlands Hal Fitzpatrick, '39-'42, Corpus Christi, Texas, Schwabe, a member of Kappa Alpha fraternity, is a cadet in the Military Academy at West Point, is stationed at Sheppard Field, Texas. New York. John Slajer, Jr ., '42eng, Norman, is employed Bill J. Graheck, '42arch, '42eng, graduate stu- as a junior marine engineer by the Maritime Com- dent in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology mission in Washington, D. C. in Cambridge, has been awarded the'Ware prize STRATEGIER - CAVANAUGH : Miss Rosalie for his design, "The Traveling Facilities of a Ruth Strategier, '41-'42, and Pvt . James A. Cava- Sooner Depot." The Ware prize is awarded the winner naugh, '39-'40, both of Norman, were married of a design-drawing contest between graduate November 28 at Homestead, Florida. Mrs. Cava- architecture students at M.I .T . and Harvard Uni- naugh was employed by the Southwestern Bell Home Games versity. Mr. Graheck's design showed how travelers Telephone Company at Norman before her mar- to overcrowded Washington, D. C., could be pro- riage. Private Cavanaugh is on duty with an Air vided adequate hotel service in a small amount Transport squadron at Homestead. January 9 of space. Fifty dollars in cash accompanied the Lt . W. E. Tankersley, '42eng, and Mrs . Tank- award. ersley (Betty Raymond, '40ba) have chosen the University of Kansas HAXEL-SHEPARD : Miss Irene Haxel, '41-'42, name Sharon for their baby daughter born Oc- Norman, and Cpl . Frank Shepard, Jr ., '426us, Okla- tober 28 . The couple live near Fort Lewis, Wash- January 16 homa City, were married November 28 in Joplin, ington, where Lieutenant Tankersley is stationed . Missouri . Mrs. Shepard will remain in Norman Mrs. Mac Bradley (Joyce Thompson, '42journ) Kansas State College where she is employed at the Naval Training Sta- has resigned her position as advertising salesman tion. Corporal Shepard is with the Signal Corps on the Panhandle News-Herald at Guymon . at Camp Crowder, Missouri . January 19 Harold J. Hill, '41-'42, Norman, is employed TOMLIN-14AN000K : Miss Marjorie Tomlin, Naval Reserve Training as a mechanic at the Oklahoma City Air Depot. '41-'42, Lawton, and Lt. Lloyd Hancock, Monette, Robert E. Hupp, '42eng, Lexington, Kentucky, Arkansas, were married November 26 at Lawton. School (Aviation Maintenance) is employed as an engineer on a powder plant con- Mrs. Hancock was employed in the Quartermaster struction project . He inspects completed buildings office at Fort Sill at the time of her marriage . February 5 accompanied by an electrician, a millwright, a Lieutenant Hancock, a graduate of the University carpenter and a pipe fitter who check construc- of Arkansas at Fayetteville, is an instructor at Fort Naval Reserve Training Sill . tion and installations before the structures are Mrs Zuline Trammell, '421ib .sci, School (Aviation Maintenance) okayed for use . . is employed Hallie R. Meinholtz, '42m .ed, is employed as as librarian at Our Lady of Victory College and teacher of mathematics and science in a junior Academy in Fort Worth, Texas. February 8 High School at Bethesda, Maryland . WHITE-HAYNES : Miss Lorene White, '38-'42, Iowa State College Fred A. Mesch, '42eng, Ponca City, is a radio and Charles Haynes, '38-'41, both of Norman, were engineer engaged in government secret develop- married in November. Mrs. Haynes is employed ment work for R.C.A. in Camden, New Jersey. by the Oklahoma Natural Gas Company in Nor- February 10 MORRIS-PETTY : Miss Nelda Morris, '426us, man . Mr. Haynes is a seaman second class sta- Naval Reserve Aviation Base Denver, and Elijah E. Petty, '39-'41, formerly of tioned at the Naval Reserve Aviation Base north Terre Haute, Indiana, were married November 15 of Norman . Zoomers in Ada. Mrs. Petty was employed as secretary by Robert L. Hippen, '426s, is attending Medical the Phillips Petroleum Company in Bartlesville School in Memphis, Tennessee . February 19 before her marriage . Mr. Petty is a chemist with HELM-HOLCOMB : Miss Hildreth Helm, of the Peppers Refinery in Oklahoma City where he Pauls Valley, and Lt . James Holcomb, '39-'42, Pre-Flight Clippers and Mrs. Petty are at home . 9f Oklahoma City, were married in the Army post from Olathe, Kans. Norma M. Oaks, '42ed, is employed as secretary chapel at Victoria, Texas, on September 9. Mrs. to a War Production Board official in Seattle, Holcomb attended Oklahoma College for Women Washington. at Chickasha . Lieutenant Holcomb has been trans- March 1 OZMUN-GROVE : Miss Fay Anne Ozmun, '42, ferred to Mather Field, California. University of Nebraska Lawton, and Larry H. Grove, Waurika, were mar- Helen Holsten, '426s, is employed in the home ried November 22 at Columbus, Georgia. Mr. service division of the New Orleans Public Service Grove was attending Officer Candidate School at Company . March 4 Fort Benning, Georgia, and expected to receive his Fred W. Hoover, '42eng, is a supervisor in the Oklahoma Aggies commission in December. manufacture of smokeless powder at the Okla- MANUS-POWELL : Miss Betty Jane Manus, homa Ordnance Works at Pryor. Fayetteville, Arkansas, was married to Ensign G. H. Hope, '421aw, formerly of Maysville, is March 6 Charles P. Powell, '39-'42, on November 4 in a corporation lawyer in Kansas City. Pensacola, Florida . Mrs. Powell attended George- Doris V. Hopkins, '42fa, is attending the Kansas University of Missouri town University in Washington, D. C., and is a City Conservatory of Music. graduate of Sullins College at Bristol, Virginia . Charles H. Hutchins, '42eng, is a civilian em- Ensign Powell, a member of Kappa Sigma fratern- ployee in the petroleum laboratory of the materials ity, was stationed at the Pensacola Naval Air Base. testing department at Wright Field, Ohio . Edna Joyce Ramsey, '42ma, is employed as a teacher in the High School at Little Rock, Arkansas . Prices Mary Liddane Reid, '42ba, is employed as a Reunion Up North secretary in the advertising department of the Jop- A group of former Sooner gridiron General Admission 55c lin Globe and News Herald in Joplin, Missouri. William B. Renfrow, '42pharm, is assistant man- greats now with the Chicago Cardinals in Reserved Seats 75c ager of a suburban Veazey Drug Store in Oklahoma the professional football ranks visited with Boxes $1 .00 City. their successors when the O. U. team ROBINSON-LANG: Miss Hazel Orelen Robin- son, '42ms, Chickasha, was married to Erstine V. stopped off in Chicago in November en Lang, Jr., Bartlesville, November 7 in Tulsa. Mr. route to Philadelphia for the Temple game. UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA and Mrs. Lang are living at Bartlesville where they Included were Gilford (Cactus Face) Dug- ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT are both employed by the Phillips Petroleum Com- gan, '36-'39 ; Alton Coppage, '36-'40; Joe pany. The bride received a bachelor's degree at Oklahoma College for Women. Mr . Lang is a Allton, '39-'41 ; Frank (Pop) Ivy, '40phys. graduate of Tulsa University . ed, and Johnny Martin, '37-'40.

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