Calling the Roll of Sooner Cl asses tor of philosophy degree January 10 at Stanford _1909- -1923- University, Berkeley, California . Merwyn Lee Black, '256a, is now serving his appointed Robert Calvert, '09ba, '10ma, has been eighth year as construction superintendent for the com- to the legislative committee and admissions Austin Bridge Company in Dallas, Texas. Engineering Council representing mittee of the Lynn Knifhn Lea, '25geo1, is now employed as scientific societies in New York City . the combined Division Geologist with the Pure Oil Company in Fort Worth, Texas. -1912- Nellita Jones, '256a, left recently for Washing- ton, D. C., where she will be employed by the Bellatti, '121aw, owner of the Stillwater C. R. Navy department . She formerly was employed Company, and sons, R. M., '33ba, and Publishing in the accounting department at the Naval Air announced that their radio station L. F. '37, have 'technical "Training center at Norman . KSPI, 780 on the dial and "The Radio Service of the News-Press," will be ready to operate by March 1 . -1926- Floyd McBride, '26ba, athletic director at East -1914- Central State College, Ada, has resumed his posi- tion there after his release from the Navy . He Walter L. Ditzler, '14ba, '171aw, Dallas, Texas, served as a lieutenant for 41 months . and operator of the Pension Analysis is the owner Clifford W. Bryon, '26, who formerly operated . Bureau in Dallas as an independent geologist in Houston, Texas, is now on a retainer by the Mill and Lumber -1916- Company. and Dora Strcight Popejoy, '26music, Anadarko, is '161aw, City oil Louis D. Abncy, completing her 43rd year as teacher and director appointed assistant secretary gas man, has been in the Popejoy School of Music at Anadarko . Mrs. Cartwright, '201aw . of state by Wilburn Popcjoy's sons, Aubrey, '31fa, and Francis, '35, are making their homes in California . Aubrey is known as Dave Knight in Hollywood radio shows and has worked with NBC and CBS for the last ten Serving his second term as judge of the 4th years. Oklahoma judicial district is Tom R. Blaine, '14, BRADFORD M. RISINGER '17, of Enid . 1927- E. G. Wilmoth, '17, is pipeline for the No "spoils system" victim was Brad M. Rising- the Springs, who recently was offered Champlin Refining Company. He attended er, '23ba, of San Virgil V. Sherrod, '25-'27, former busincss man- assistant to the new County Attor- Army-Navy football game at Philadelphia recent- the position of ager of the Perry Daily journal, has been ap- County, Elmer W. Adams. ly with his son, Dale, who is a student at the U. ney of Tulsa pointed production engineer for the West Texas Tulsa S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland . Risinger, who is also president of the and New Mexico district by the Mergcnthaler County American Legion, is the only member of Linotype Corporation. to be retained. _1919- 's staff Dr . Clara Palmer Olson, '276a, '35gn, '38bs, Gilmer, '231aw, who vacated his position last '40md, is employed as Rating Board Specialist at Randell S. Cobb, '191aw, former attorney gen- summer to campaign unsuccessfully for governor, the Regional office of the Veteran's Administra- eral, is now enroling and engrossing officer and is opening a law office in Tulsa with Claude Wea- tion in Minneapolis, Minnesota. adviser for the state senate . as partners . technical ver, Jr., and Troye Kennon Josephine Paullin, '27h .ec, is now teaching Galbraith, '19geol, former vice-president T. J. William M. Taylor, Jr ., '231aw, is a member Home Economics in the Beggs high school . charge of the Exploration of Standard Oil Com- in of the law staff of Sinclair Refining Company, Texas, has been transferred to the home pany of Tulsa. office in San Francisco, California . -'1928- Paul Hunter, '236a, formerly a geologist with William Leonard Cory, '28eng, has returned to Shell Oil Company, is now an active independent the University this semester as a special instruc- -1920- operator in Houston, Texas. tor in mechanics and metallurgy. Cory has been , '201aw, McAlester, former connected with Westinghouse Electric and Manu- third district congressman, took over his duties -1924- facturing Company, Phillips Petroleum Company, as secretary of state January 13 . More recently he Bowies, '24geol, a Norman product, is still and Douglas Aircraft Company. Joe Looney, '20ba, '221aw, Wewoka, was the Cliff Calhoun Hydraulic geologist with the Standard Oil has been employed by the main speaker at the third annual banquet of the a highly-regarded City . Kansas . His office is located in Hous- Equipment Company in Oklahoma junior law class recently . Company of ton, Texas. Leon Shipp, '281aw, former assistant municipal Dr . J. C. Pickard, '24med, '26md, has been counselor in , has been selected to -1921- head of the Nose and Throat Department of a serve as personal attorney to Roy J. Turner when clinic in Dubuque, Iowa, for the last 15 years. he takes office . Felton, both '21ba, are Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Verlin Glen Thompson, '24geol.eng, Oklaho- '28geo1, is chief geologist for the where Mr. Felton has L. B. Smith, still living in Bartlesville ma City, is consulting engineer for Hudgins- Natural Companies in Shreveport, Petroleum Company Arkansas been employed by Phillips Thompson-Ball & Associates in Oklahoma City . manager of the firm's Louisiana. since 1925. He is now Bob Durkee, '24geol, Forman, is production . Mrs. Felton is Col. Gabe Disosway, '27-'28, and Mrs. Disosway, Employee Relations Department superintendent for Kenneth Owen, independent daughter, Mrs. '366a, are making their home in Barksdale Field, the former Elizabeth Keller . Their oil operator in Houston, Texas. Mr. Durkee was Jane Felton, Louisiana, where Colonel Disosway is stationed. J. Dean Schroeder, Jr ., (Elizabeth formerly a geologist for Standard Oil and Gas where her '44) is living in Boulder, Colorado, Company in Houston. Schroe- husband is attending school . Mr. and Mrs. Catherine E. Holman, '24ba, assistant professor -'1929- der are the parents of two young sons . Muni- of English, died January 7 in the Norman Barnett In- Glenn Oliver Briscoe, '21geo1, Dallas, Texas, is than INMAN-McKEEN : Mrs. Josephine cipal hospital following an illness of more McKeen, Tulsa an independent petroleum geologist and oil pro- man, '29ba, Tulsa, and Harold R. three months. Novem- ducer in Dallas . and Bentonville, Arkansas, were married ber 27 in Independence, Kansas . The couple is at -1925- home in Tulsa where Mr . McKeen is employed -1922- by the Skelly Oil Co. Ralph A. Johnson, '25, is a successful indepen- Mrs. Margaret Waddell Lamb, '29gn, Oklaho- Sherman Howard Norton, '19-'22, formerly of dent oil producer and rancher living in Houston, ma City, was recently appointed superintendent Chickasha, died at his home in Chicago, Illinois, Texas. He is associated with Johnson and John- of nurses at the Norman Municipal hospital . Mrs. December 10 following a heart attack . For the son oil operators. Houston has been his home since Lamb has been relief superintendent of nurses at past 20 years Mr. Norton had been associated with 1932 . the Crippled Children's hospital, Oklahoma City. his brother in the oil business . Besse Clement, '256a, '28ma, received the doc-

SOONER MAGAZINE 20 Harry B. "Doe" Kniseley, '266a, '29ma, has Ardell M. Young, '32ba, '361aw, is now assistant A resident of Vienna, Virginia, Lewis was the of Tarrant County, recipient of the Naval Meritorious Civilian Service resigned as director of Criminal District Attorney Fort Worth, Texas. Mr . Young was discharged Award for his work. He contributed an article to relations for Sun public from the Army recently with the rank of lieutenant the first issue of the Air-Sea Safety magazine which ray Oil Corporation and colonel. He served four and one-half years. was published in Washington, D. C., last fall . His entitled "High-Intensity Lights Aid returned to Carter Oil John D. Blaksley, '29-'32, has been made secre- paper was Flying ." Company, Sapulpa, as as- tary and treasurer of the Patrick Drilling Co ., in All-Weather Nash, '331aw, has entered the oil drilling sistant to the personnel Houston, Texas. K. E. business in Drumright in addition to his law William A. Swan, '32geol.eng, former mechani- manager. During the past practice . cal engineer for Humble Oil and Refining Co., is year Kniseley has served now designing engineer and sales manager for HINRICHSEN-HUNTER: Henrietta Hinrich- as president of the South- the Krausse Manufacturing Co ., Houston, Texas. sen, Clinton, Iowa, and Thomas W. Hunter, '336us, western Association of In- Springfield, Illinois, were married Thanksgiving Rex Alworth, '29-'32, has recently been made day in Washington, D. C. Mr . Hunter is a member dustrial editors and vice- sales engineer for the Baker Oil Tool Company in of Tau Omega Fraternity . He has done president of International Houston, Texas. Alpha graduate work at George Washington University, Council of Industrial Edi- Kenneth Henderson Wasson, '321aw, is an at- Washington, D. C., and is now chief of the coal American HARRY B. KNISELEY tors . torney and assistant secretary for the economics division of the department of the in- Liberty Oil Company, Dallas, Texas. terior. -1930- Raymond P. Sewers, '32, El Reno, was recently Dr . Donald H. Smith, '33pharm, has replaced the Oklahoma awarded the ten-year service pin by Dr. R. O. Ryan, '306a, '35bs, '37md, at the Fair- Frank Crider, '306a, former freshman and as- Gas and Electric Company in Oklahoma City . view hospital . University, is serving his first sistant at the L. S. Wellborn, '32, is now employed by the HAWKINS-KORN13AUM: The marriage of coach at East Central State year as head football Humble Oil Engineering Corp., with offices loc- Donna Hawkins, Mankato, Kansas, and Harry E. college, Ada. ated in the Kennedy Building, Tulsa. Kornbaum, '33, Oklahoma City, was solemnized Washington, Bert Henry Thurber, Jr., '306us, Col. Ernest L. Massad, '32, has been awarded December 4 in Oklahoma City . The couple is at D. C., is assistant comptroller in the Farm Credit the Legion of Merit for service as commanding home in Oklahoma City . Administration in Washington . field artillery the officer of a glider battalion in John W. Dexter, '31, '33, has been named edi- Albert G. Kulp, '306a, '341aw, has accepted a southwest Pacific area . tor and publisher of the Panhandle News-Herald, position as counsel for the American Airlines in Lumen T. Cockerill, '326a, has been minister Guymon . He was formerly makeup editor for the Tulsa. of the First Methodist Church in Edmond since Daily Oklahoman, Oklahoma City . Dexter en- mid-summer . He was recently elected president listed in the Air Force in 1942 and received his of the Edmond Ministerial Association and will commission after completing officer candidate serve as Dean of the thirteenth annual Oklahoma school at Miami Beach, Florida. He was discharged Wayland Boles, '31ba, is now publishing a new Methodist Student Conference to be held in Feb- from the Army last March. magazine, "Scene, The Magazine of the South- ruary in Oklahoma City. Mrs. Cockerill, the form- Since being discharged from the Army recently, west ." The first publication was made in Decem- er Geraldine Speyers, '34journ, is president of the Burt Barr, '331aw, has re-established his law prac- ber in Dallas, Texas. Parent-Teachers' Association at the Training tice in Dallas, Texas. James Nelson Russell, '31bs, Cambridge, Massa- School of Central State College. Morris Eugene Shrader, '336s, is in the direc- chusetts, is process engineer for the Stone and J. Joe Bauxar, '32ba, is now working as an tional drilling business at Liberty, Texas, operat- Webster Engineering Corp ., in Cambridge. archaeologist for the Missouri Valley Survey of ing under the firm name of Shrader and Living- John Duffield, '316s, Tulsa, is now associated the Smithsonian Institution with headquarters in ston . with the Highland Oil Co ., as a petroleum engi- Lincoln, Nebraska . Hilliard W. Corey, '33, is Chief Geologist for neer at Houston, Texas. Mark D. Holcomb, '31-'32, has established an the Houston Natural Gas Company in Houston, James Field Boynton, '30-'31, Sulphur, is now office in Enid for the practice of general medicine Texas. business manager for the Sulphur Silica Company, and surgery following his release from the Army . Ralph M. Cissne, '336us, was recently selected Inc. He was discharged from the Army April 20 He served five and one-half years and three and as secretary of the Long Beach (California) Amuse- after serving four years with the Medical Adminis- one-half years overseas with the 41st Infantry Di- ment Zone Association, Incorporated, a note from trative Corps. vision . the firm's president, Arthur A. Allen, discloses. Mrs. Jennie Mae O'Donnell, '31ma, is round- Ollie G. Gleason, '321aw, was recently re-elected ing out her eighth year as teacher of science and county attorney for Major county, Fairview . "In selecting Mr . Cissne," Allen stated, "the As- school system. sociation has fulfilled the need of a vigorous, pub- mathematics in the Alex public Wise and Otherwise by Wheeler Mayo in the in charge lic spirited representative who possesses a back- Paul Thurber, '316s, is a civil engineer Sequoyah County Times, Sallisaw, Oklahoma im- foundation and em- ground of experience in community recreation . We of soils investigations and mediately following the annual Sooner-Aggie Depart- feel that in Mr. Cissne we have found such a man." bankment design with the U. S. Engineer football struggle brought to light another struggle ment in Cincinnati, Ohio . between two prominent alumni, one an O. U. Formerly an executive with the Boy Scouts of recently Ed . J. Jamner, '31geol, '32ms, has Sooner and the other an Oklahoma Aggie. America, Cissne spent over four years during the been promoted to assistant chief geologist with the last war organizing and directing public relations Here is the Ed's report : Humble Oil and Refining Co ., Houston, Texas. and recreational activities for the Army Air Corps. "I thought that when Sam Pointer gave 50 Since leaving the service he has interested himself -1932- points on the O. U.-Texas football game that he in civic betterment activities . would hold the record for optimism and would Carl A. Ransbarger, '32ms, is now principal of take the cake for having "more faith than judg- 1934- the Chickasha high school after serving in the same ment," but low and behold, last Saturday as I was capacity at Sapulpa for the last ten years. leaving the Aggie stadium in Stillwater after the Joe Fred Gibson, '346a, '361aw, Oklahoma City, B. G. Swan, '32geol.eng, and Mrs. Swan are A. and M.--0. U. game, I ran into Ray Parr, O. U. has been appointed Assistant Insurance Commis- the parents of a son born December 7. Mr . Swan Sooner, waving a twenty dollar bill under "Aggie" sioner with his office in Oklahoma City . He was is employed as Control Geophysicist for Continen- Lloyd Benefield's nose . Ray had given Lloyd 59 discharged from the Army in February, 1946 . points and had just collected his bet and was he tal Oil Company at Ponca City. Ton-Ka Hale Carter, '346us, is resident methods happy or maybe it would be better to say, "Was Lud Webber, '326s, and Mrs. Webber (Thuda analyst, for the Atlantic Refining Company in unhappy?" I told Parr, who is a reporter Mae Filhial, '346a), are now living in Borger, Lloyd Dallas, Texas. Texas, where he is working for Phillips Petroleum on the Daily Oklahoman, that I thought that Mr. Gaylord, his publisher, had him on the wrong Jake Haas, '34geol, is production superintendent Company. for the Atlas Oil and Refining Corp., of Shreve- Brame Womack, '32geol, is chief geologist for desk, that where he should be was on sports, be- Louisiana. Petroleum Company at Shreveport, cause any man that could prophesy the score of port, the Sohio Robert R. Brown, '346s, is employed by the Louisiana. 73 to 12 for O. U. and back it up with a bet, was a Shell Oil Company in Houma, Louisiana. Dr. Oliver E. Benson, '32ba, '33ma, and Mrs. "prophesier" without a peer." Lawrence H. Wilson, '34, has been named State Benson (June Tompkins, '376a) are the parents Manager for Bruce Dodson Insurance company of a daughter, Megan Kathleen, born December and has opened new offices in Tulsa. 14 in Norman . Dr. Benson is associate professor -1933- BURNS-MASHBURN : Rosalind Burns, '346fa, of government at the University . Oklahoma City, and Mark B. Mashburn, also of Rev. August Schmidt, '32ms, Memo, Oklahoma, A senior airport lighting engineer, landing aids Oklahoma City, were married December 27 in has been teaching at the Oklahoma Bible Academy section, Bureau of Aeronautics, U.S.N., Amos L. Mashburn was a member of at Memo for the last few years. Lewis, '22ba, did approval testing and develop- Oklahoma City . Mrs. for two years and is now employed in J. R. Maxey, '32ms, is a supervisor for United ment work in the field of airport lighting . He later the SPARS office Geophysical Company, Caracas, Venezuela. became a Patent Office examiner of the county assessor's . Hammond, '346a, '371aw, Edgar Bruce Cafky, '31, '32, has served as an illuminating and airport lighting equipment, and Mrs. Dorothy Hume husband, James H. Ham- with the United States General Ac- was the first civilian lighting engineer in the Bu- has accompanied her accountant where he is sta- counting office, Grand Prairie, Texas, for the past reau of Aeronautics shortly after the start of World mond to Washington, D. C., tioned with the Army Air Corps at Bolling Field. 14 years. War II .

21 FEBRUARY, 1947 Roy Gardner, '36, Sentinel, has recently been Chase Cor- Buckley, '356fa) are the parents of a slaughter GORDON-TAUSSIG : Mrs. Mildred names{ manager for all Hinke-Pillot stores in formerly of born recently in Provo, Utah . don, '346a, Brentwood, California, Houston, Texas. Frank Hart Oklahoma City, became the bride of RUSSELL-MOODY : Irene Russell, Cleveland, with Okla- Ralph K. Bogart, '361aw, is now associated Taussig, Chicago, Illinois, December 28 in Ohio, and Roger L. Moody, '34-'35, Oklahoma being re- Gulfport col- the Halliburton Agency in Tulsa, after homa City. Mrs. Taussig attended City, were married June 22 in Oklahoma City . Mr . Service with Univer- leased from the Navy Intelligence lege, Gulfport, Mississippi, Northwestern Moody also attended Fresno State college, Fresno, of the rank of lieutenant commander. sity, Evanston, Illinois, and was a member California . The couple is at home in Oklahoma University . Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority at the City . Esther Donahoe, DONAHOE-BLAKE : Mabel FORRESTER-PEDATA : Lillian B. Forrester, -1937- and Marion J. Blake, '351aw, '34, Ponca City, '35ed, Honolulu, and Lt . Andrew L. Pedata, Bow- married January 14 in Ponca City . Langdon, '36-'37, publisher of the Mangum Tulsa, were ers Hill, Virginia, were married in Honolulu Sep- Ben St . Mary of the Woods, Terre has been elected vice-president of the Mrs. Blake attended tember 28 . Mrs. Pedata is with the department of Daily Star, before entering the University . Chamber of Commerce for 1947 . Haute, Indiana, public instruction, rehabilitation department . She Mangucn Notre Dame, South Bend, by the Mr . Blake also attended formerly lived in Berkeley, California, where she King Denzil Boyd, '37eng, is employed manager of Indiana. was with Armstrong College. Lieutenant Pedata General Motors company as district Region . was stationed in England during the war and Petroleum Industry Sales in the Gulf Coast Division -1935- later took part in the African campaign . He represents the' Diesel Engine '351aw, Muskogee, in Houston, Texas. Hogue, '351aw, Carnegie attorney, and Glenn Reuben Davis, '32ba, Kenneth Muskogee . Theodore Foster and Mrs. Foster, the former Harold Hogue' '31, mayor of Dalhart, is a United States Probate Attorney in his brother, firm of Line- Mildred Guild, '37cd, '391ib .sci, are the parents purchased a controlling interest in He was formerly associated with the Texas, have of a son, John Rcid, born October 30 . the Dalhart Texan and assumed management of baugh and Davis. Carl Merkinson Austin, '376a, Fort Words, the newspaper the first of the year . T. McCoy, Jr., '356a, Nashville, Tennes- Frank Texas, is associates) with the firm of Daly, Price, : Blanche Taylor, '35, Ho- Mrs. McCoy are the parents of a daugh- TAYLOR-BELDING see, and and Austin in medical practice in Fort Worth. bart, became the bride of Roy O. Belding, Clayton, ter, Claire Louise, born October 31 in Nashville. Falls, Texas. 13 . M. Nowery, Jr ., '37bs, has been transferred New Mexico, December 3 in Wichita This is the couple's second child. ranch near from Houston, Texas, to the home office of the The couple is at home on Mr . Belding's Union Producing Company in Shreveport, Louisi- Clayton. ana . Major, '356a, is now practicing -1936- Dr . James W. '376a, '381ib .sci, is Columbia, Tennessee. He served with Mrs. Ruth Bennett Lciber, medicine in school in Okla- Hospital through the war. Stewart Harral, '36ma, director of the Univer- now librarian for Northeast high the 39th General as work with Army elected as sity of Oklahoina school of journalism, served homa City . Mrs. Lciber has done John Kessler, '35m .ed, Edmond, was Central one of the judges in the annual newspaper con- libraries. president of the Alumni Association of consecu- tests of the Arkansas Press association, of which L. Walter William Butcher, '37, is in charge of State College, Edmond, for the seventh J. Miner is secretary-manager. Winners were an- the coastal district of the Creole Petroleum Com- tive year recently . meeting in Little Rock Janu- par- nounced at the state pany in Venezuela. Don Weir, '356us, and Mrs. Weir are the 10 . ary 10 and 11 . TWYFORD-FULLER : Aileen Margaret Twy- ents of a daughter, Lola Delle, born September Natural '36ma, Washington news- lord, '376fa, '46rua, Oklahoma City, became the Mr . Weir is associated with the Arkansas Malvina Stephenson, per- and radio correspon- bride of Martin H. Fuller, '38bfa, Enid, in a cere- Companies, Shreveport, Louisiana, as assistant paper spoke recently at the mony performed December 28 in Oklahoma City . sonnel manager. dent, Matrix table din- Mrs. Fuller is a member of Chi Otnega Sorority . '356us, secretary and treasurer annual Harold G. Gray, given by the Oklaho- couple is at home in Oklahoma City where Gas Company, Fort Worth, ner The of Empire Southern and M. College . Fuller is associated with radio station KOMA are the parents of a daughter, ma A. Mr Texas, and Mrs. Gray of Theta Sigma Phi, writer . 14, 1946 . Mr . Gray spent chapter as a joy Lynn, born February professional and Roosevelt, re- 1943 doing special work with national Maj. Ncal Galloway, '36-'37, a year in the east in fraternity for in the company. honorary turned to the campus this fall as instructor the government for the in journalism . is women University R.O .T.C . Roy L. Hickox, '35journ, Oklahoma City, Sperling, '36bs, C. C. Morris Tucker, '376a, '42ma, Tulsa, and Mrs. employed as Assistant National Director of Public Mrs. Sperling '36ms, and arc the parents of a son born recently in Relations of the American Legion in Washington, Guild, '34ed), Tucker (Elizabeth Oklalu,i~rt City . Mr. Tucker is employed as an in- C. moved from Oak D. recently struur1r in the Tulsa school system . George Albert Weisser, '356s, is assistant high- Ridge, Tennessee, to St. way engineer with the U. S. Public Roads Ad- Albans, West Virginia . ministration in Austin, Texas. J. Arthur Herron, '36 -1938- a mem- Dr . George Ross, '35md, and Dr. Hope Ross, M . STEPHENSON m .ed, was elected Oklahoma : Ursula Rapp, '36-'38, and Irl R. '35md, are the parents of a daughter, Mary Ruth, her of the Executive Committee of the RAPP-WOLF meeting. of Oklahoma City, were married in born December 21 in Enid . Both Dr . and Mrs. Educational Association at the November Wolf, both make an in the home of the bride's parents. Ross are practicing medicine in Enid . He is also chairman of a committee to late December of purchasing Mrs. Wolf attended Lindenwood college, St . Hoskinson, '32-'35, Norman, is as- investigation of the advisibility Robert L. Charles, Missouri, and was a member of Delta the National Printing company as headquarters for the O.E.A . sociated with Gamma Sorority at the University . The couple is plant superintendent and salesman in Oklahoma Stuart, '366a, '381aw, is now living Maurice E. at home in Shawnee where Mr . Wolf is associates) City . where he is co-owner of a lumber in Waco, Texas, with the Packard and Hudson agency there. SOMERVILLE-BLACKBURN : Lt . Emmaline yard . Dr . J. 1) . Hoskins, '38mcd, Siloam Springs, .n, Norman, and Ralph Black- who has been serv- Ruth Somerville,'35g Elizabeth Cooper, '361ib .sci, Arkansas, has established a medical practice in burn were married August 25 . The couple is now for the Army in Europe, has been ing as librarian Siloam Springs after his release from the Army . in Riverside, California . recently in Norman . Miss Cooper residing spending a leave Mrs. Huskins is the former Francis Huff, '38nurse. Watts, '351aw, who has been practicing organized libraries in France and Belgium, and Cordon Robert L. Grady, '381aw, Nowata, is engaged in Topeka, Kansas, recently moved to Okla- will resume her duties in German at the expira- law in the general practice of law in Nowata . He was homa City to establish a law practice . tion of her leave. discharged from the Army in June, 1946 . DAWSON-FRAZIER : Leila S. Dawson, '35h .ec, geologist with Richard Ashley, '36geol, former Ben L. Robertson. '38bus, and Mrs. Robertson '36m .ed, and Samuel H. Frazier, both of Oklaho- Co ., in Midland, Texas, is now Atlantic Refining are the parents of a daughter, Carol Ann, born ma City, were married recently in Oklahoma City . Lake Charles, Louisiana. in the district office at August 14 in Tulsa. Mr . Robertson is now en- the last several years Mrs. Frazier has been For James D. Fellers, '36ba, '361aw, Oklahoma City, gaged in the cattle business at Nowata . instructor of home economics at Capitol Hill sen- was one of the young then to be nominated for Ringling, has been highschool, Oklahoma City . Joe B. Steele, Jr., '32=38, ior consideration by the U. S. Junior Chamber of colonel and is now on Moorman Prosser, '35med, '35md, and Mrs. promotes) to lieutenant Dr. Commerce in choosing the outstanding young man Army . arc the parents of a daughter, Dorothy terminal leave from the Prosser in the nation for 1946 . Mr . Fellers is a member born recently at St . Anthony's hospital, Lt. William Robert Stevenson, '37-'38, has been Lorraine, of the law firm of Suits and Fellers. City . Dr. Prosser is a physician at Cen- discharged from the Navy and is living in Jack- Oklahoma '36, women's page editor of hospital, Norman . Mary Kimbrough, sonville, Florida. Mrs. Stevenson is the former tral State has received the dis- EDGINGTON-ANDREWS: Miss Elizabeth the St . Louis Star-Tithes, Margaret Roys, '34ba. journalism award of Fontbonnc Col- Edgington, '38bus, of Ponca City, became the bride tinguishes) Gilley, '386a, '401aw, '43ma, is employed Louis. Miss Kimbrough joined the staff Dick of Wendell B. Andrews, '356us, Braman, in the lege, St . Legal Department of the Shell Oil Company Tulsa Tribune as reporter and special in the First Presbyterian Church of Ponca City Novem- of the Texas. 1936 . She went to the Star-Times in in Houston, ber 16 . writer in named women's editor in 1946 . Ivor Gough, '38ba, '401aw, is a special agent Edgar Baxter, '336s, and Mrs. Baxter, '35ba, arc 1944, and was '36med, has returned to Frederick with the General Accident Assurance Company the parents of a son, Charles Edgar, born Novem- Dr . Polk Fry, resume his practice after recently in Houston, Texas. Mr . Gough was released from ber 17 in Ponca City . where he will from the Army Medical Corps. the Army in May, 1946, with the rank of captain. Dr . Russell Smith and Mrs. Smith (Margaret being discharged SOONER MAGAZINE 22

Earl Brown, Jr ., '38ba, '40law, is in private practice of law with Vinson, Elkins, Weems and Francis in Houston, Texas. Leo L. Baker, '38chem.eng, is serving his ninth year as petroleum engineer with the Core Labora- tories, Inc., in Dallas, Texas. Richard Paul Yeilding, '36-'38, has been retired from military service after eight years of duty in the Army and has re-entered the University as a graduate student and part-time mathematics in- structor . "Major" Yeilding, whose home address is Phoenix, Arizona, was graduated from Walters High School in 1936 . He attended the University two years then entered United States Military Aca- demy in 1938 and received his Bachelor of Science degree in 1942 . Other points of service include Pine Bluff, Arkansas ; Randolph Field, Texas, and Ft. Sill, Oklahoma . Lt . Virginia To?nberlin, '38ed, is stationed with the Navy in Washington, D. C. Maj. George A. Inglis, '38bus, Norman, is now spending his terminal leave from the Army in Norman . HALEY-McBRIDE : Jemc Haley, Mountain View, became the bride of Donald S. McBride, '38, December 28 in the home of the bride's par- ents in Mountain View . Mrs. McBride is now a student at the University . Mr . McBride returned to the University after his release from military service to continue his studies in petroleum engi- neering. SASSER-SHULL : Ruby Mae Sasser, Hugo, be- came the bride of Charles Graves Shull, Jr ., '32-'38, Wichita, Kansas, in a ceremony performed Janu- ary 11 in the home of the bride's parents. Mr . and Mrs. Shull are now at home on a ranch near Lighting a pipe may not be much trouble for some men, but the Ceremonial tomahawk pe,:cepipe held Hugo . by Lewis Thompson (right), sophomore arts and sciences student from Shawnee, required the assistance Mr. H. R. Hansen, '38, and Mrs. Hansen, Nor- of Dick Quisenberry (left), junior engineer from Woodward. Thompson, Ruf Neks (O .U . pep organiza- Quisenbesry, Ruf Neks pledge onaster, received the pipe Iron? Missouri U.'s Mystic man, have announced the birth of a daughter, tion) president, and victory the at the Homecoming game last year . Jane Day, November 22 in an Oklahoma City, Seven pep club as a prize for the Sooner over Tigers hospital . BEARD-WATTS: Miss Emily Jo Beard, Okla- Lt. Col. Duff, '39med, for outstanding homa City, and Lt. Col. Thomas Rinker Watts, in Tulsa. He recently returned from service with Fratis L. work from April, 1944 to April, 1946, during '38ba, Oceanside, California, were married in the the Navy . which period he served as director in the Army Air Little Church of the West, Las Vegas, Nevada, on November 18 . Colonel Watts, U.S.M .C., attended School of Aviation Medicine . He was responsible many the administration of the University School of Law and was at one time -1939- for advancements in Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. the school and contributed to medical research . president of Sigma The Board of Regents ABBOTT-NABORS : Jane Abbott, '36-'38, Ato- has approved an arrangement between the Athletic PORTER-MOORS : Addic May Porter, '39phys. ka, became the bride of Barren Phillip Nabors, Council and the University of Oklahoma Press for ed, Oklahoma City, became the bride of Floyd McAlester, September 27 in Muskogee. Mrs. Na- publication of a new book by Harold Keith, '29ba, Henry Moore, Fort Worth, Texas, December 8 in bors was a member of Gamma Phi Beta Sorority . '39ma, University director of sports publicity. the home of the bride's parents. Mrs. Moore re- Mr . Nabors is an employee of Fire Companies' Keith's book is entitled, "Sooner Football, the ceived her physical therapy training at Lawson Adjustment bureau in Muskogee . First 25 Years." General hospital, Atlanta, Georgia. The couple is at home in Fort Worth, Texas. Mrs. Nancy Anderson Stiles, '38ba, and Mr . Roy Tant, '38, '39, co-publisher of the Grand- Stiles are moving to Roswell, New Mexico, where field Enterprise, has been elected to the board of Walter Perry Dornaus, '391aw, Fort Worth, Mr . Stiles is opening the Roswell Abstract Co . He directors of the Grandfield Chamber of Commerce Texas, is an attorney for the Stanolind Oil and is secretary-manager of the new firm . for 1947 . Gas Company in the Fort Worth division . Mrs. Ellen Fleming, '38soc .wk, is teaching in Dr. Gerald Forbes, '36ba, '37ma and '39ph.d, J. W. Zadik, '39geol, is secretary and salesman a private school in Cambridge, Massachusetts, has resigned his faculty position at Oklahoma A. for the Egan Company in Dallas, Texas. is attending the Harvard while her husband and M. College, Stillwater, and has accepted the Paul Harkey, '39, Norman, and Mrs. Harkey Graduate School of Business . chairmanship of the newly-established journalism are the parents of a son, Roy Lee, born December John Dell Hadsell, '38ba, is now with the department of the University of Mississippi. 7. Mr . Harkey is a member of the state legisla- Ponca Military Academy located in Ponca City. A veteran newspaperman before completing his ture and a law student at the University . Howard M. Wilson, '38journ, Oklahoma City, academic work at the University, Dr . Forbes Jim Bates, '396us, Little Rock, Arkansas, is or- has assumed duties as news editor of the Clinton worked on the Daily Oklahoman, the Oklahoma ganizing and administering a Naval Reserve Unit Daily News . Mr. Wilson recently has been serving City Times, the Oklahoma News, San Antonio in Little Rock . for state newspapers . News, Duncan Eagle, Tampa (Florida) Telegraph, as capitol correspondent 37 Alfred Thomas Pospichal, '38-'39, is now at- Fort Worth Record-Telegram, and Dallas Times- Horace W. Ray, '386s, and Mrs. Ray (Eileen tending Texas A. and M. college, where he is Herald . Carter, '396us) are the parents of a (laughter, studying veterinary medicine . He was discharged 1938 Dr . Forbes joined the faculty of North- Carol Ann, born October 4 in Wichita Falls, Texas. In from the Army February, 1946, with the rank of instructor Mr. Ray is a technician for Lane Wells Co . eastern State College, Tahlequah, as in first lieutenant. history and journalism, but left in 1943 to accept Donald McVay, '38ba, and'Mrs. McVay, the a commission in the Army Air Force Training former Lois Adams, '34ba, are the parents of a Command . He taught at A. and M. but one year . son, Michael Lee, born August 22 . Mr . McVay is - Byron Amspacher, '396a, a reporter for the Nor- 1940- employed with the American Newspaper Publish- man Transcript since his discharge from the ers Association in Chicago, Illinois . They make Joy Kenneth Sprowles, '406us, recently died at Army last September, has resigned to enter the their home in Evanston . his home in Oklahoma City . A veteran of World grocery business in Norman with his father. War II, Sprowles formerly lived in Norman . A. R. Loeblich, Jr., '37geo1, '38rns, Washing- Besides being an educator, Dr . Forbes is an ton, D. C., is an associate curritor of the U. S.' author . He has contributed special articles to A daughter, Martha Gene, was born to Mr. and National Museum, the Smithsonian Institute in numerous newspapers and has written a book, Mrs. Dayton Blair, '40journ, Shawnee, on Decem- Washington . Flush Production, which concerns the rise of the ber 16 . Blair, a graduate of the University of Ray Shaw, '38pharm, is now working as a oil industry in the economic world. Oklahoma, was appointed sports editor of the pharmacist for the Ashby Chemical Co ., Inc., in Benjamin Croft, '391ib .sci, has returned to the Shawnee News-Star last September. Oklahoma City . staff of the Benjamin Franklin library, Mexico Maj. Hugh P. Stubbs, '40ba, and Mrs. Stubbs Norbert Proctor, '381aw, is now employed in City, since being discharged from the Army . are making their home in Japan where Major the legal department of the Sunray Oil Company The Legion of Merit was recently awarded to Stubbs is on active duty in Tokyo.

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Industries, Inc., in as a super- ogist with Kerr-McGee Oil Jennings C. C. Cody, Jr., '40geol, is employed discharged Dan Jennings, )r., '38-'-10, and Mrs. Caracas, Shreveport, Louisiana. He was recently 2 in visor for Seismograph Service Corporation, lieutenant colonel . the parents of a daughter born December from the Army with the rank of are Venezue Anthony's Hospital Oklahoma City. Lay, '40-'41, Britton, St is a junior engineer with LAY-STABLER: Ruth E. : Mrs. Eola Steen Charles Stuart, '90eng, Lancaster, Pennsyl- DEVLIN-TURRENTINe at White Castle, Louisiana. and Edward Walter Stabler, Valley, and A. I. Turren- the Shell Oil Company Lancaster. Daring Devlin, '40piano, Pauls has be en vania, were married recently in November 29 in Las Vegas, Howard Greenlease Yeilding, '38-'40, radio instructor at tine were married 1945, the war Mrs. Stabler was a established a home in missing in action off Saipan since February, is at home in Nevada . The couple has the 20th Scott Field, Illinois . The couple and is presumed to be dead. A member of Harbor City, California . return Lancaster. Muskogee, is Air Force, Lieutenant Yeilding failed to John Bradley Anderson, '40bs, include his chosen by John Dyas Okla- from a B-29 raid on Nagoya . Survivors Kathleen Jane is the name employed as an electrical engineer with the young son, the former Kathleen De wife, Sgt. Hettie Jo Yeilding, and Parker and Mrs. Parker, Gas & Electric Co ., in Muskogee. their daughter born homa Howard G., III. Groot, '316a, '411ib.sci, for Norman Stallings and Mrs. Stallings, Muskogee . Mr . Parker is employed Charles Proffer, '40bs, is a junior engineer November 6 in Mary Powell, '40ba, are the parents of Joe Melvin of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia . the former North Texas Air Conditioning Co ., Ltd., at the Academy August 26 in Atlanta, Georgia. with the a son born Texas. Mrs. Arthur L. Trenam, Watertown, now studying for in Dallas, M/Sgt. and E. Wayne Wilson ; '40bus, is Warren, the form- the parents of a daughter Judith of Texas, Austin . Thomas E. Warren and Mrs. New York, are his law degree at the University established a home September 17 . Mrs. Trenam is flit er Eileen Rooney, '39-'40, have Anne, born Palmer, '27ba, '35gn, '38bs, '40med, associated with Prickctt, '411ib.sci . Frances in Muskogee where Mr. Warren is former Geraldine discharged from the Army Medical Mrs. Tuma recently was . The Citizen's National Bank. Gerald Tuma, '396s, '41ms, and where she served with the rank of captain of a (laugh- Corps, HOFFMAN-HERBERT: Betty Hoffman, De- (Eunice Fierr, '38bs) are the parents Smith, '38bs, '40med, has estab- Jr., Anthony's Hospital, Okla- Dr. Williard H. troit, , and Lt . S. Wycliffe Herbert, ter born recently in St . Cunningham Clinic in Clin- recently a member of the en- lished an office in the '36-'40, Oklahoma City, were married homa City . Mr . Tuma is of medicine and surgery. es- University . ton for General practice San Francisco, California . The couple has gineering faculty at the serving as physician for an in where Previously he had been tablished a home in the Philipoine Islands LARSON-HARRISON: The marriage of Miss Texas. oil company at Phillips, Lieutenant Herbert is stationed. Katheryn Larson, '416a, of Lawton, and Edward Danny Lou Miller, junior (Margo Canada, was solemnized MILLER-MOYER : Jack C. Owens, '40bs, and Mrs. Owens A. Harrison, Calgary, student, Duncan, and Howard G. Moyer, a son, Robert 14 in the Lawton First Presbyterian drama the Harwell, '39), are the parents of November Norman, were married recently in second child and Mrs. Harrison have established '39240 , Mrs. Harwell, born in July . This is their Church . Mr . Church in Duncan . Calgary, where the former is as- First Presbyterian the first being a daughter, Caroline . their home at attended Oklahoma College for Women his father in a construction concern. Moyer ROBERTS-MONTGOMERY : Margaret Roberts, sociated with a student in radio drama at the Uni- Alice Stahl, and is now Year" became the bride of Winston C. Mont- STAHL-EDWARDS: Miss Mary was recently named "Girl of the Norman, Harold Hooper versity. She '36-'40, Oklahoma City, December 24 '39-'41 , of Oklahoma City, and Independent Men's association. Mr . Moyer gomery, Jr ., and a student by the The couple is at home in Norman Edwards, Army Air Force veteran in the college of business administra- in Norman . marriage is a student Fra- Montgomery is a student in the school at Oklahoma City University, exchanged affiliated with the Pi Kappa Alpha where Mr. place in the tion and is Air University, and Mrs. Montgomery vows last July 5. The ceremony took served three years with the Army of law at the Edwin S. Stahl, ternity. He the office of the president. home of the bride's mother . Mrs. China-Burma area . is a secretary in Edwards are at Corps in the Burwell and Wil- Oklahoma City . Mr . and Mrs. Ann Young, '436s, BURWELL-BERRY : Carolyn YOUNG-CHEEK : Margaret Oklahoma City, home at 735 NE 19, Oklahoma City . bride of Alex Cheek, liam Aylor Berry, '401aw, both of Oklahoma City, became the . A form- '416a, has opened a law office in in a ceremony per- were married January 2 in Oklahoma City Ed Chapman, '40ba, '401aw, Silver Lake, Navy, in which City . Mrs. Cheek at- er lieutenant commander in the Bristow. formed recently in Oklahoma Berry was and Mrs. Nor- Oxford, Ohio, and was he served four and one-half years, Mr . Maj. Robert A. Norman, '37-'41, tended Western college, and was Berlin, Germany, Delta Sorority at the captured by the Japanese at Corregidor man arc making their home near affiliated with Delta Delta at Manila in the Army for imprisoned in May, 1942, and liberated where Major Norman is on duty. University . Mr. Cheek served member of was discharged with in February, 1945 . Mr . Berry is a P. Frantz, Jr., '416us, and Robert S. three and one-half years and legal Harry Oklahoma Mili- Sigma Nu Fraternity and of Phi Delta Phi, are now associated with their fa- the rank of captain. He attended City . l,rantz, '426us, He is a member of fraternity . The couple is at home in Oklahoma P. Frantz, Sr ., '17, in the insurance tary Academy, Claremore. ther, Harry University . At present '41ma, formerly of Norman, Enid . Sigma Nu Fraternity at the Myrtle West, '40ba, business in of law in Oklahoma conference youth director for Miller, Skia- he is engaged in the practice has been made the MILLER-TACKWELL: Elizabeth established a home . for the Methodist church . Norman, city, where the couple has the state of Louisiana took, and Joseph J. Tackwell, '40-'41, Texas, and Mrs. been director of Christian education at in Oklahoma City . Rae Clifton,40bus,' Dallas, She has were married December 13 daughter, Carol Texas, and previously served in Amarillo of Pi Kappa Alpha Clifton, became the parents of a Lufkin, Mr . Tackwell is a member the Florence Nightin- and Waco, Texas. is a sophomore'in .the College of Ann, born December 8 in Fraternity and Administration . The couple is at home gale hospital . Business man- L. Delbridge, '40bus, was made in Tulsa. William -1941- transferred newly opened radio Broadcasting S. Ray Cross, '41gcol.eng, has been ager of the geol- ., Artesia, New Mexico . to southern Oklahoma where he is doing Company, Inc PITTS-DANIELS: Mrs. Lavenia Tillery Pitts, at now working as sales ogical work for the Continental Oil Company Ernest G. Hotze, '40bs, is Boswell, and Kenneth Daniels, '39-'41, '45-'46, the Clark Brothers Co., Inc., in married November 27 in Sulphur. engineer with Oklahoma City, were Dallas, . Daniels have es- Baxter Abbott Sparks, '41voice, 43ba, Houston, Texas Oklahoma City . Mr. and Mrs. Ad- associated with the where Mr. Daniels Texas, is an account executive for the Mitchell Joe Y. Allen, '406s, is now tablished a home in Norman Houston, Texas, as School . vertising Agency in Dallas. Clark Brothers Co ., Inc., in is a student in the University Law '4lgcol .cng, is a geologist for district engineer. WALKER-HARRIS : Emma Lou Walker, Bob Womack, with Company at Laurel, Mississippi. Edwin Alpern, '40ba, is now associated Gravelly, Arkansas, and Charles X. Harris, '40-'41, Gulf Oil in Houston, recently in is a geologist for the Sohio Dwight T. Williams, Accountants '46, Oklahoma City, were married Bill Ranney, '41eng, the school Shreveport, Louisiana. He Texas. Oklahoma City . Mr . Harris is a junior in Petroleum Company in City, is associ- engineering at the University . was released from active duty with the Navy in Bob Sellman, '406s, Oklahoma of electrical in Okla- Audrey Gar- October, 1945 . ated with the Capitol Electric Company GARRETT-RICHARDSON : Mrs. '40-'41, is employed in the office homa City . rett, Norman, and Charles R. Richardson, Willard Boone, '411aw, the December 22 in the Bureau of Investigation in Houston, W. L. Corwin, '40bs, is now employed by '45-'46, Noble, were married of the Federal Texas. bride's parents. Mr. Richardson is Texas. Phillips Petroleum Company in Borger, home of the his studies at the University . is with the Noble Drilling LESTER-HUTCHINS : Mrs. Mayme Pippin continuing Dick Faver, '40-'41, '36-'40, both : Mrs. Mary Ellen Mc- in the Gulf Coast office at Houston, Texas. Lester and Benjamin P. Hutchins, HOWK-CHESTERMAN Company Lawton . '46, Oklahoma City, became Long, the of Lawton, were married December 8 in Gill Howk, '40-'41, Clarence J. Long, '376s, and Mrs: years in Chesterman, '40-'42, Al- are living in Mr. Hutchins served four and one-half the bride of Charles S. former Clara Lee Bradley, '41bs.ed, in the Mexico, December 28 in the home chief for Stano- the Army, 34 months of which were spent buquerque, New Chickasha. The former is party Hutchins Mrs. Chesterman is a mem- crew . southwest Pacific theater. Mr . and Mrs. of the bride's parents. lind Oil and Gas Company seismograph . Gamma Sorority, She also attended have established a home in Lawton ber of Delta D. Boggs, Jr ., '40, '41, of Fairfield, Illinois, of Wisconsin. Mr . Chesterman is John '401aw, Houston, Texas, is an the University member of the 492nd Bomb Squadron, Ivy Grizzelle, Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity . The is now a the Travelers Insurance Company as a member of Bomb Group, Army Air Corps, Fort Worth, employe of home in Norman where both are 7th couple is at Boggs, whose active duty began in March an investigator . University . Texas. is a geologist attending the served as a civilian with the Army Air Johnnie W. Henderson, '40eng, Sehwartz,'40- of 1946, Illinois . SCHWARTZ-LEAVITT : Corinne in Hawaii prior to his induction. for National Associated, Mt . Vernon, LeRoy J. forces Mrs. Anderson '41, Oklahoma City, became the bride of dis- Rudolph F. Anderson, '39ms, the Monty G. Martin, '41geol, '43ms, recently children, Leavitt, Seattle, Washington, December 8 in work- (Eulalee Long, '40h .ec,) and three has charged as captain in the Army engineers, is Mattoon, Biltmore hotel in Oklahoma City . The couple the Juanita, Karen and John, are living in ing as a geologist for Carter Oil Company in geol- established a home in Seattle. Illinois, where Rudolph is an independent Shreveport, Louisiana, office . Ben F. Curtis, '41geol.eng, is employed as geol- ogist. SOONER MAGAZINE 24

Griffin, Max Riley, '41bs, is now employed by the Sun James Leake and Mrs. Leake (Marjory Grif- Oil Company in Premont, Texas. '40ba, '42ms) are the parents of a son, John 9 in Muskogee. L. R. Wright, '40-'41, Cushing, and Mrs. Wright fin, born June (Mary Sholl, '45mus .ed,) are the parents of a son Houston L. Bush, '41-'42, and Mrs. Bush born December 20 at Cushing. (Lylith Medbury, °'44ba) are the parents of a John C. Knight, '41arch.eng, has been awarded daughter, Beverly Lyn, born January 18, 1946, in the $1,000 Wcymer Foundation Traveling scholar- Clinton. --the trains ship open to graduate students at Illinois Institute Jack E. Wilson, '396us, '421aw, was recently of Technology, Chicago. Mr. Knight will travel appointed executive legal assistant to the Chief Brazil . always run next summer in Ecuador, Colombia, and Justice of the Oklahoma Supreme Court. He as- John W. Ground III and Mrs. Ground (Billye sumed his duties November 1 . Reynolds, '41ba) are the parents of a son, John Carl Matthews, Jr ., '40ba, '421aw, Hominy, is Wesley, IV, born September 21 in Joplin, Mis- now associated with I. J. Underwood in the prac- souri. Mrs. Ground was president of Kappa Kappa tice of law in Tulsa. Gamma Sorority during her senior year. John Norman McClain, '41-'42, is now em- ROWLEY-WOOLSEY : Joyce Marie Rowley and ployed as chemist for the Allergy Laboratories, Inc., Milliard Barr Woolsey, '41, both of Oklahoma in Oklahoma City . Mr . McClain was discharged City, were married December 22 in Oklahoma August 17, 1945, after serving with the Eighth Weather or no, the City . Mr. Woolsey was affiliated with Pi Kappa Air Corps in Germany. Alpha Fraternity at the University . The couple Lyle Smith, '42bus, Fairview, has established a trains u1ways go. in Oklahoma City where Mr . Woolsey is at home home in Oklahoma City where he is owner of the attending Oklahoma City University . is North Side Cleaners. Mr . Smith served as a cap- It's a great way to Robert W. Lofton, '39-'41, Okmulgee, is now tain in the Army Air Corps during the war. local advertising manager of the Columbus Daily travel, too! For you VANTINE-MORRISON : The wedding of Columbus, Nebraska. Telegram, Margie Vantine, Enid, and James J. Morrison, '41- TAYLOR-CROSS : Bette Jane Taylor, Musko- '42, Lawton, was an event of August 11 in the gee, and William Walter Cross, '39-'41, Norman, home of the bridegroom's parents. Mr. and Mrs. ey on round trips, were married December 28 in Muskogee. Mr. Morrison are at home in Enid where both are em- Cross, now a junior in the School of Business Ad- ployees of the Southwestern Bell Telephone com- have generous bag- ministration, is a member of Kappa Alpha Frater- pany. Mr. Morrison is a commercial representative nity . The couple is at home in Norman. of the company. gage allowance, R. L. Holland, '416us, Norman, and Mrs. Hol- CARPENTER-ALTON: Marjorie Carpenter, land are the parents of a son, Richard Lowther, Garber, and Clyde E. Alton, '41-'42, also of Gar- and arrive near the Jr ., born December 24 at the Norman Municipal ber, were married October 26 at the Garber Metho- hospital . dist church. Both Mr. and Mrs. Alton are students CLAY-GALLAWAY: Jean Clay, Shamrock, at the University . Texas, became the bride of Robert C. Gallaway, Lt . R. E. Wolfard, '40-'42, Norman, has been '41, Lawton, recently in a ceremony performed in awarded the Gold Star in lieu of a second Air Shamrock . Mr . Gallaway is now a geology student Medal. The citation for the award read "For meri- at the University of Colorado, Boulder. torious achievement during aerial flights in op- SANDOVAL-AKERS : Shirley Audrey Sandoval, erations against the enemy on and in the vicinity Brooklyn, New York, and Wilburn Holt Akers, of Kyushu, Japan, Wake Island, and Honshu, '41geol, Oklahoma City, were married December Japan." 25 in Norman. Mrs. Akers is a senior in the school WARNER-LINEHAN : The wedding of Betty of geology at the University. Mr . Akers has been Lou Warner, '41-'42, and Jack Linehan, both of an instructor in the geology department . After the Dallas, Texas, was an event of late August in close of this semester the couple left for Cambridge, Dallas . Mrs. Linehan attended Southern Metho- Massachusetts, where Mr . Akers is working in the dist University, Dallas, and is a member of Kappa Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard. He Kappa Gamma Sorority . She served two years as plans to start work on his Ph .D . next fall . a Braniff Airlines hostess and earned her cap as WILLIAMS-WOOMER: Dorothy Williams, a nurse's aide . The couple is at home in Dallas. Oklahoma City, became the bride of W. J. "Bill" KELTNER-McDANIEL : Sara Lee Keltner, '42, Woomer, Jr., '40-'41, Oklahoma City, December Ada, and Mitchell Harrison McDaniel, Jr ., were 25 in Oklahoma City . Mr. Woomer is working for married October 6 in Ada. Mrs. McDaniel is a a master's degree in chemistry at the University . member of Chi Omega Sorority . They have estab- Mrs. Edith Walker Hefley, '416a, former editor lished a home in Ada. of Sooner Magazine, is now employed as secretary ERICKSON-SOUTHWARD : Miss Marjorie Isa- in the department of government at the University . belle Erickson, Detroit, Michigan, and Lt. Ben "Round trips" Southward, '41-'42, of Norman, were married in Dakar, North Africa, November 24 . Lieutenant 1942- Southward is operations officer of the Dakar Army cost less by train! Air Field. His parents are Claude Southward, Nor- Charley Love, '42ed, recently accepted the posi- man Junior High School principal, and Mrs. tion of principal of Pershing School in Muskogee. For example, round trip from Southward. He has been in the service since 1941 . Charles M. Cole, Jr., '42pe, has been associated SHULL-BUCY : Miss Hazel Shull, '42, and with the Stanolind Oil Co ., in Tulsa since his dis- IN William Milo Bucy, of Electra, Texas, were mar- charge from the Navy in March, 1946. SLEEPING ried last July 6 at the home of the bride's parents, IN CAR Robert J. Butts, '42bus, former captain with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Shull, of Lawton. A Univer- CHAIR (BERTH CAR EYT°A) the Army in France, has been discharged and is sity graduate student in 1942, Mrs. Shull has living in Enid . taught mathematics in Lawton, Hobart and Wood- Los Angeles $59 .85 $78 .90 PALMER-WHITESEL: Miss Betty Jeyes Palmer ward High Schools and more recently headed the Denver 29.10 36.30 and Jerome F. Whitesel, Jr ., '37-'42, were married University of Arkansas mathematics department. Kansas City 14.35 17.85 November 9 in Dallas, Texas. A veteran of three Mr. and Mrs. Bucy are at home in Miami, Florida. Chicago 32.55 40.60 years service in the Army, the groom is a busi- Houston 17.15 21.35 Frank Goldsby, Jr., '36-'42, has been seriously (Federal Tax not included) ness graduate of the University . He was graduated ill in a veterans' hospital near Los Angeles, Cali- from Hugo High School . fornia . The young veteran of African warfare was McGHEE-ROGERS: Miss Juanita McGhee, Ada, visited recently by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. E. CHAPPELL became the bride of Kenneth Allen Rogers, '41-'42, Goldsby, and Mr . and Mrs. A1 Criss, all of Nor- November 1 in the Oak Avenue Baptist Church of man. Passenger Traffic Manager Ada. The groom, a graduate of Central High Joseph John Rigg, '41-'42, of Taloga, was School, Oklahoma City, was a member of Kappa fatally injured in the crash of an Army trainer Topeka, Kansas Psi Fraternity . Mr. and Mrs. Rogers have established plane near Oklahoma City November 21 . Injured their home at 1617 NW 12, Oklahoma City. in the accident was Howard J. Moyer, '39-'40, a BURNS-BRYAN: Miss Doris Burns, '426a, and University student from Norman . Rigg, a business William Craig Bryan were married November 30 administration junior, is survived by his wife and at Noble and are making their home in Tucson, young son, Joseph John, Jr. His parents live in Arizona. Mrs. Bryan was city editor of the Henry- Oklahoma City. Both Rigg and Moyer were com- etta Daily Free-Lance prior to her marriage . bat fliers during World War II.

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and Camp Chaffee, was made by Col . J. J. Camp Clairborne, Louisiana, LUNDQUIST-TAYLOR : Nuptial vows were 1944, to April, 1945, . Arkansas . Miss Grace T. Lundquist, Melbourne, Waters, R.O .T.C. commandant repeated by H. Leon Biddy, '39-'42, news editor of the Dr . Robert L. Taylor, '42mcd, of Karl Emerson, '42bus, and Mrs. Emerson Florida, and Hobart Democrat-Chief for the past three months, in the home of the bridegroom's broth- (Phyllis Henderson, '44bus) have established a Maysville, has resigned to accept a position as field represen- sister-in-law, Mr . and Mrs. Charles E. home in Tulsa where he is art accountant with a er and tative for the state accrediting agency for the veter- Oklahoma City, last November 1 . The pipe line company. Mrs. Emerson is with Ameri- Taylor, ans on-the-job training program. Biddy served in a graduate of the Deaconess Hospital can Airlines . bride is the Army Air Forces during the war. Nursing, Freeport, Ill ., and was dis- Glenda Marie Jones, '42h .cc, School of JONES-MORTON : ., '42, '47ma, has returned the Army Nurse Corps last summer . Morton, Wichita, Kansas, Robert G. Martin, Jr charged from Purcell, and Paul M. University, Enid, where spent 28 months in the Army, includ- Wichita. The couple is to the faculty of Phillips Dr . Taylor were married recently in journalism and director the Persian Gulf command . He was where he is engaged in the he is assistant professor of ing service in at home in Wichita his Bachelor of Arts June with a rank of captain and is of publicity. Since receiving discharged in oil business . Martin spent three completing his residency at Oklahoma Gen- degree from Phillips in 1940, now David Cook, '421aw, is associated with the Car- . Dr . and Mrs. Taylor are temporarily years in the Army . eral Hospital ver-Cook firm in Wcwoka . NW 14, Oklahoma City . JONES-PEARD: Elizabeth Jones, Ardmore, and living at 2480 '421aw, is an insurance law- Lyman Beard, Jr., James Peard, '42, Wirt, were married December 28 Walker III was born November 10 to Mrs. Beard is the former Roscoe ver located in Muskogee . in Ardmore. Mr. and Mrs. Peard are at home in Roscoe Walker, Jr ., '406a, '42law, and Mrs. Mr. Phyllis Marshall, '39. Norman where both are attending the University . Walker, of Denver, Colorado. in the Paul Flick, Jr., '39-'42, former captain FEZLER-DUNN: Mrs. Eileen Carletti Fezler, was recently discharged and is em- Dr . Virgil D. Matthews, '42bs, Army Air Corps, has been '42, Haileyville, and William Allen Dunn, Okla- completing his in- as engineer . called to military service after ployed by a Tulsa oil company homa City, were married December 29 in Okla- Memphis, ternship at Baptist Memorial Hospital, ELLIS-MILLAR : Jeeta Ellis, Chickasha, became homa City . Mrs. Dunn is a graduate of Oklahoma at San An- Tennessee. He is temporarily stationed the bride of Robert John Millar, Jr ., '39-'42, College for Women, Chickasha, and is director tonio, Texas. Berkeley, California, in November in Chickasha. of social activities on the O. C. W. campus . The employee at the Chickasha City. Terrill Eyre Price, Jr ., the former Miss Mrs. Millar is now an couple is at home in Oklahoma Mrs. member of Beta Theta Pi Pauline Selders, Ada, left last month for Paris, hospital . Mr . Millar is a Kenneth 1hrig, '42, was presented the Alpha studies at the Uni- France, where she joined her husband, Lieut. T. E. Fraternity . He has resumed his Epsilon Delta award as the outstanding premed serving two and one-half vears with Price, Jr . Lieutenant and Mrs. Price are residing versity after student at the University last year. The award is in Vienna, Austria, where the former is stationed the Navy . based on scholarship. outside activities and leader- and with the cavalry. Mrs. Price is the daughter of Gregory L. Kelly, Hollywood, California, ship qualities. '41-'42) are the Mr. and Mrs. Paul Selders, Ada. Mrs. Kelly (Almeda Rinsland, Toy C. Hall, '42pharm, is a pharmacist for a parents of a son born November 17 in Hollywood. Springs, Arkansas . Keeping Oklahoma from being pushed off the leading drug store in Siloam Hall Hinch, '39-'42, Harvard Business School version of the map are HINCH-HALL : Margaret Joseph E. Downey, '40-'42, Nowata, is em- Lewis Wray Hall, also of Tulsa, were the following former students now studying in Tulsa, and ployed in the Land Department of the Phillips November 23 in the home of the bride's Boston : Charles Neal, '42, Miami; Billy Ray married Petroleum Company in Bartlesville . Mrs. Hall is a member of Chi Oinega Schaff, '42, Holdenville; Joel F. Buchanan, Jr ., '42bs parents. Frank C. Amend, Jr., '42bus, is employed in The couple is at home in Healdton . Ardmore; Frank Sneed, '42ba, Lawton ; Bob Dan- Sorority . Accounting Department of Halliburton Oil has re- the ielson, '436us ; and Tom Bartlett, '42ba, Tulsa. Joel Buchanan, Jr ., '42bus, Ardmore, Well Cementing Co., Duncan . University to complete work Lloyd C. Long, '42, an engineering junior from turned to Harvard R. C. Mills, Jr ., '42geol, Clinton, is a subsur- McAlester, was presented the Bronze Star during on his master's degree . face geologist in the Gulf Coast Exploration Di- drill ceremonies of the University R.O.T .C . Nov- Ray T. Lehman, '42bus, has opened an insur- vision of the Standard Oil Company of Texas, property, ember 26. Presentation of the medal, awarded for ance agency in Muskogee, handling life ; Houston, Texas. "meritorious service in China from November, and casualty insurance. Tom L. Ryan, '42geol.eng, Ponca City, is now Dr . Leonard James Ellis, '42med, is practicing employed as a petroleum engineer with the Stand- . Mr . Ryan was in Oklahoma City following his release from the ard Oil Co ., of Texas at Houston Army . discharged from the Army in February, 1945, with major. Ralph Sewell, '42ba, city editor of the Daily the rank of Simmons, '42mus .ed, Oklahoma City, Oklahoman, and Ferdie Deering, editor of the Edna Mae the orchestra and string ensemble at Farther Stockman, were among the first to be is director of Highland Park High School in Dallas, Texas. nominated in Oklahoma City's third annual search R. M. Carrol, '42eng, of Electra, Texas, is em- Older people said that Tom was a for- for the outstanding young man of the year . Quali- ployed as an engineer for Shell Oil Company. ward young man. Girls, who knew him fications are that the nominee be between 21 and Veronica Pfatenhouer, '42ba, Oklahoma City, declared he was a wolf . The girls 36 and be active in civic work, social, church, busi- better, is employed as a medical secretary in Oklahoma a better position to know because ness and cultural fields . Nominations were to were in City . the targets of his glib line of close January 10, and a panel of judges from 10 they were Paul Flick, Jr ., '42, is employed as an engineer Tom was quite an operator . civic organizations will select the winner, who conversation . with an oil company in Tulsa. He was recently will receive a loving cup. discharged from the Army Air Corps with the But Torn met his match one day . The employed as Junius R. Fishburn, '42ba, is now rank of captain. first class after enrollment found him seat- Dis- an advertising salesman for the Chicago Sun. J. L. Thornbrough, '42pharm, has recently been ed beside a pretty redhead. He eyed her all served charged from the Army last April, Fishburn discharged from the Coast Guard and has estab- during class deciding to which of his lines Texas; as public relations officer at Camp Howze, lished a home with Mrs. Thornbrough the former she would be the most susceptible. Tom Martha Roack, '43pharm, in Clinton. never had a chance . After the lecture the Phil Boyle, '42geol, is employed as a geologist redhead turned to him and said, "My with the Skelly Oil Company in Shreveport, name's Jean . I like men of your type and Louisiana. I want a date with you tonight" Jack McWilliams, '42bs, is working in the Liebe Visit Company in The stunned Tom gulped and stammered, Field for Stanolind Oil and Gas "Wh-wh-what makes you think you want Corpus Christi, Texas. Newest Addition Oklahoma a date with me?" Our BROWN-LESLIE : Vivian Brown, City, became the bride of LeRoy M. Leslie, '40242, "The way you wear your suits for one THE Dallas, Texas, December 21 in Oklahoma City. thing," answered the pert redhead. "Where The couple is at home in Dallas where Mr. Leslie do you get them?" is attending medical school . RODMAN-JONES : Elizabeth Rodman, Nor- Tom replied confidently, "1 always get folk, Virginia, and W. A. Jones, '42ba, special in- my suits at GARNER'S!" structor in chemistry, were married December 23 . . . complete barber service in Norfolk. Mr . and Mrs. Jones are at home in . in our own shop. Norman

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CHANDLER-SCOTT : Mrs. Dolores McPikc transferred from White Castle, Louisiana, to Mc- tablished a home at Camp Polk, Louisiana, where Chandler, Oklahoma City, and Travis L. Scott, Camey, Texas. both are stationed. '39-'42, were married January 1 in Oklahoma Ralph Howell Jones and Mrs. Jones (Arlen Cun- Capt. Charles Wheeler, '39-'43, and Mrs. Wheel- City . Mr . Scott is enrolled in the School of Engi- ningham, '43h .ec,) are the parents of a son, er, Clinton, have established a home in Germany neering at the University . The couple is at home pierce Halley, born October 19 in Jacksonville, where Captain Wheeler will be stationed for the in Oklahoma City . Florida. next year . Myrna Lou is the name chosen by Donald W. Bob Swift, '43ba, and Mrs. Swift arc the parents Robert Stevens Harper, '43ba, '43tns, and Mrs. Jackson, '41-'42, and Mrs. Jackson, Goldsmith, of a son, Stephen Albert, born July 30 . This is the Harper (Marilyn Millard, '44ba,) are the parents Texas, for their (laughter who was born January Swift's second son. 13 in Goldsmith. of a daughter, Marilyn Ann, born August 3 in Lt . John R. Castle, '42-'43, is now stationed at Wynnewood. Mr. Harper is attending Harvard WALKER-DREHMER : Paulinc Walker, '41- Shaw Field, Sumter, South Carolina, with the University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, where he '42, Norman, and Clifton D. Dreltnter, Oklahoma 20th fighter group. He graduated from the U. S. is working toward a Ph .D. in Psychology . He has City, were married December 21 in Oklahoma Military Academy, West Point, New York, in an appointment as a graduate instructor. City. Mr . and Mrs. Drehmer are at home in Okla- June, 1945 . Lieutenant Castle was a inernbcr of homa City where Mr . Drehmer is attending Okla- Beta Theta Pi Fraternity at the University . Mrs. Wick Skinner, '43bs, has returned to the Uni- homa City University . Castle is the former Patty Price, '466fa . versity to complete work for his master's degree in chemical engineering. Aida Golcher, '431ib .sci, San Jose, Costa Rica, is MITCHELL-HOWELL: Sally Lou -1943- now in Geneva, Switzerland, where she is repre- Mitchell, sentative librarian at the Rockfellow library with Oklahoma City, and Paul Winfield Howell, Jr ., David Glismann, '42, '43, won second place re- the United Nations Welfare Division . Her work '42-'43, Wichita, Kansas, were united in mar- riage November 7 in Oklahoma City . The cently when he sang in the finals on the Arthur is the organization of medical libraries for the couple has established Godfrey Talent Scout show . He was introduced United Nations. She has been employed by the a home in Norman where both are juniors the . on the program by Milton Hopkins, science editor public library in New York City, New York . at University of Henry Holt and company and former botany SOUTHERLAND-ADAMS: Winnogene South- Lt. Daryl Dwight McQuirk, '41-'43, Vinita, is professor at the University of Oklahoma . Gliss- erland, '43h .ec, Healdton, became the bride of currently serving as post engineer at Tulln Army mann, who is now studying in New York, has ap- Robert S. Adams, Duncan, August 10 in Ardmore. Air base, Vienna, Austria. peared with the Fred Waring chorus . Mrs. Adams has recently been an instructor in Mr . and Mrs. Bill Hill, Muskogee, became the home economics at the Chickasha High School . Sltc CRANE-HILTON : Norma Jeanne Crane, '41- parents of a (laughter, Harriet Lou, November 19 . attended Oklahoma College for Women, Chickasha, '43, '45-'46, Holdenville, and Seth C. "Jack" Hil- Mrs. Hill, the former Mary Alice Carmichael, before entering the University . Mr. Adams is a ton, Jr ., '41-'42, '45-'46, Oklahoma City, were '43he, is the daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Perry Car- graduate of Texas A. and M. college. Mr . and Mrs. married recently in Oklahoma City . Mrs. Hilton inichael, formerly of Norman . Mr . Hill, '43eng, Adams are at home in Duncan where he is em- attended Oklahoma College for Women, Chicka- is the son of Mr . and Mrs. Paul Hill, Norman . sha, before entering the University, where she is ployed by the Haliburton Oil Well Cementing Co . LINDSAY-BAILEY : The wedding of Miss Va affiliated with Alpha Phi Sorority . Mr . Hilton is Mrs. Florrie Wilson, '43m .ed, began her work as Rue Lindsay, '401ib .sci . '43ed, and Robert Lee a pledge to Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity . supervisor in the elementary training school at Bailey, '46, Norman, wits solemnized November RAMSEY-RATLIFF : Martha Natalie Ramsey, Central State college, Edmond, early in the fall . 22 in the McFarlin Memorial Methodist Church Oklahoma City, became the bride of Fred Ratliff, She had previously been supervisor of the elemen- of Norman . Mr . Bailey formerly attended North- Jr., '41-'43, '45-'46, Oklahoma City, December 21 tary grades in the Edmond public schools. western University but is now a student in the in the First Christian church in Oklahoma City . SMITH-KLEIN: Mrs. Leslie Merle Smith, '38, School of Law at O. U. Recently released from the Mr. Ratliff is a junior in the School of Geology '42-'43, formerly of Norman, and Leon Klein, Navy, he is the son of Mrs. C. E. Hall, Tulsa. The at the University and is :t member of Sigma Gamma New Orleans, Louisiana, were married June 10 in (laughter of Mr . and Mrs. Ross Lindsay, Norman, Epsilon. New Orleans. Mrs. Klein recently graduated from the bride was affiliated with the Gamma Phi Beta Jack A. Rhodes, '43ba, is an instructor in the Tulane University in New Orleans. The couple is sorority while attending the University . Department of Political Science at Wellesley Col- at home in New Orleans. WILLIAMS-SCROGGINS : Miss Fula Faye Wil- lege. He held a Graduate Research Fellowship at Richard V. Carter, '43ba, who is now attending liam', Mangum, and Earl L. Scroggins, Jr ., Sayre, the University in 1943-44 and the Julius Rosen- the University of Chicago graduate school study- were married in Sayre August 29 . Scroggins, '43, wald Fellowship in Harvard's Littauer Center in ing International Relations, has been selected as is a member of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity . 1944-45. one of the candidates from the University of Robert Kirk, '41-'43, has been assisting his father WOLAVER-TURPIN : Charlotte Leigh Wolavcr, Oklahoma for Rhodes Scholarships . in the management of an abstract firm in Muskogec Oklahoma City, became the bride of Wayne L. KENNEDY-TRAFTON: Lt. Annie Ferna Ken- since receiving his Army discharge recently . Turpin, '39=43, also of Oklahoma City, recently nedy, '43h .ec, Oklahoma City, and Lt. Gordon T. REGISTER-BERGTHOLD : The -ring in Norman . Mr . Turpin is now a law student at Trafton, Presque Isle, Maine, were married re- marriage ceremony of Miss Eunye Register, Okla- the University and is employed by the United cently at the Beaumont General Hospital Post homa City, and Robert S. Bergthold, '43, was held States Department of Justice. They arc at home chapel, El Paso, Texas. Mrs. Trafton served her in the First Baptist Church of Oklahoma City Oklahoma City . in internship at Fitzsimons General hospital, Denver, November 24 . Their temporary home is at 2314 Robert Browley Thompson, '43chetn .eng, was Colorado, and McCloskey General hospital, Temple, NW 19, Oklahoma City . Mr . Bergthold spent 32 discharged recently from the Army and is now Texas. She received her commission in the Army months in the Army and was stationed in Honolulu serving his terminal leave. as a dietitian in May, 1945 . The couple has es- most of that time. GUNTER-FINLEY : Melrose Gunter, Oklahoma City, and Huber L. Finley, '42-'43, Shawnee, were married November 28 in Shawnee. The couple is at home in Shawnee where Mr . Finley is as- sociated in business with his father . LINDSAY DRUG STORE Alfred William (Bill) Farmilo, '43nts, is geol- James S. Downing -- The Druggist Richmond Exploration Company, LINDQUIST ogist for the Whitman's and Pangburn's Candies Used Tires - Retreading, Repairing Maracaibo, Venezuela. Ed Judson, '43eng, has been employed by Shell PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY Battery Service - Rental, Recharge Petroleum Company since last summer and is 116 E. Main ...Norman ... Phone 362 217 W. Main Norman Phone 704 participating in a two-year training course that concern offers new engineers. He was recently

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FEBRUARY,1947 27 Robert D. Whipple, '41-'43, Fort Worth, Texas, Starr, '436a,) for their son born January 5 in Norman where they are both attending the Uni- is now attending the University of Texas at Austin. Norman . versity. He received his discharge from the Army February ROBERTS-STALCUP: Betty Lee Roberts, '44 25, 1945 . h.ec, Oklahoma City, and William J. Stalcup, Nor- NORTHCUTT-SCULL: Ruby Northcutt, '44- PEEBLES-WATTS: Gladys Anne Peebles, '41- man, were married December 22 in Oklahoma '46, Lexington, and Ancel Scull, '46, Norman, '43, Oklahoma City, and O'Hara Watts, Oklahoma City . Mrs. Stalcup is a member of Hestia, Cadettes, were married in late December in Norman . Mrs. the University where she is City, were married September 4 in Oklahoma City . and served as president of the Women's Rifle club . Scull is a junior at . Scull is a journalism stu- The couple is at home in Oklahoma Citv where She is now teaching vocational home economics majoring in speech . Mr he is associated with the Employer's Casualty Co . in Red Oak highschool . Mr. Stalcup is now a stu- dent at the University. University. SMITH-LUNGER : India Smith and Duane D. dent at the VAUGHAN-HARGRAVE : Betty Jo Vaughan, Lunger, '40-'43, both of Oklahoma City, were HILL-BELEW : Marcy Hill, Oklahoma City, '43-'46, Ardmore, and Robert Lee Hargrave, '46, married December 24 in the home of the bride's became the bride of George B. Belew, '44, Semi- Antlers, were married December 22 in Ardmore. parents in Oklahoma City . Mr . Lunger is a senior nole, in a ceremony performed recently in Okla- The couple is at home in Norman where they are student in the engineering school at the Univer- homa City . Mr . Belew is enrolled in the school of both attending the University . sity . The couple is at home in Oklahoma City . geological engineering at the University. The DAVIS-JACKSON: Charlotte Davis, '45-'46, Margaret Alice Brown, Ard- couple is temporarily at home in Oklahoma City. BROWN-COOK : Pauls Valley, became the bride of Ben A. Jackson, Luster Cook, '43, Ardmore, more, and Conrad '44-'45, also of Pauls Valley, in a ceremony read 30 in the Noble Memorial were married December December 30 in Pauls Valley. Mrs. Jackson is a First Presbyterian church . chapel of the Ardmore -1945- member of Gamma Phi Beta Sorority and her pic- Mr . Cook is a junior petroleum engineering stu- Merrifield, '45med, recently re- ture will appear in the beauty section of the 1947 tlent and a pledge to Kappa Sigma Fraternity . Dr. Vernon C. leased from medical service, is serving a residency Sooner Yearbook . The couple is at home in Nor- S. G. Nelson, '43, and Mrs. Nelson (Lahoma continuing their studies at St. Anthony's Hospital, Oklahoma City . man where they are both Kerr, '44ba) are the parents of a son, Gooding Oneth, '42- at the University . born January 15 at Polyclinic hospital, ONETH-SMITH: Helen Virginia Stephen, James W. Oklahoma City . Mr. Nelson is now attending the '45, McAlester, became the bride of AMMANN-FOLMAR: Dorothy Ammann, '44- Oklahoma University. Smith, '46, Norman, December 20 in '46, became the bride of Richard H. Folmar, '46, City. Mr. Smith is now attending the University . both of Oklahoma City, December 31 in Oklaho- Dale Mitchell, '43, former Sooner baseball all- Mrs. Smith attended the school of nursing. City . Mr . and Mrs. Folmar are at home in has recently signed a 1947 contract with the ma Star, Stengal Norman where they are continuing their studies Cleveland Indians of the American League. E. J. Stengal, Chicago, Illinois, and Mrs. (Marian Wegener, '45h .ec,) are the parents of a at the University . NORDSTROM-JOYCE : Evelyn Elizabeth Nord- son born in November in Chicago. strom, '43, Snyder, and John Thomas Joyce, III, MAGRUDER-GOODWIN : Wanda Magruder, Kathryn Schertz, Meta- Denver, Colorado, were married December 29 in SCHERTZ-DAVIS : '45=46, McAlester, became the bride of Charles became the bride of Hale V. Davis, Snyder . Mrs. Joyce is a member of Delta Gamma moria, Illinois, F. Goodwin, Jr., '45-'46, Anadarko . in a ceremony Colorado, recently in Wash- Sorority and El Modjii, honorary art fraternity . Jr ., '39-'45, Denver, performed December 29 in McAlester. Mrs. Good- member of Kappa She also attended the Art Institute of Chicago, ington, Illinois . Mr . Davis is a win is vice-president of the Alpha Xi Delta Sor- home in Den- Illinois . The couple is at home in Denver where Sigma Fraternity . The couple is at ority and is a member of the Y.W .C .A . Mr . Good- Mr. Joyce is attending the Colorado School of ver. wi n attended Cameron college, Lawton, previous Mines. Mary Fowler Graham, '456a, Tulsa, is employed to his military service. He is affiliated with Delta in Tulsa. . The couple is at home in Norman KING-POPE: Janie King, '42-'43, Oklahoma as a secretary with the American Airlines Chi Fraternity are continuing their studies at the City, and M. E. Pope, '41-'42, were married in Juanita Weber, '45art, Norman, is doing in- where both December in Oklahoma City. Mrs. Pope also at- terior decoration work with the Veterans Ad- University. tended Oklahoma City University, where she is ministration in Washington, D. C. She has assisted HOWELL-BACK : Dorothy Howell, '44-'46, a member of Phi Delta Sorority, Press club and a in the selection of wall colors, furniture, and floor Blanchard, and Carl Back, Jr., '46, Mansfield. now at- member of the Campus staff. Mr. Pope is coverings in several veterans' hospitals through- Texas, were married December 20 in the home of tending Oklahoma City University. out the United States . the bride's parents. Mrs. Back is a junior in the EDALL-FARMER : Aliene Edall, fine arts sen- college of business administration at the Univer- ior from Watonga, and Gayle Vernon Farmer, sitv. She is affiliated with the Alpha Chi Omega '42-'43, Oklahoma City, were married December 1946- Sorority. The couple is at home in Norman where 22 in Oklahoma Citv. Mr. Farmer is now attend- Mr . Back is a pre-law student at the University . ing the Southern College of Optometry, Memphis, Russell Balyeat, '39, '46, has joined the staff of BOATRIGHT-CLOUR : Lucy Boatright, '44246, Tennessee. The couple will be at home in Mem- the Ardmore Daily Ardmoreite as sports reporter. Hartshorne, became the bride of Bernard Clour, phis following Mrs. Farmer's graduation in June . Betty Haniotis, '46ba, Okmulgee, is teaching '45-'46, St . Louis, Oklahoma, November 29 at freshman English at the Okmulgee branch of St. Louis. The couple has established a home in Oklahoma A. and M. College. One month after Norman where thev are attending the University . -'1944- assuming teaching duties, in October, 1946, Miss Haniotis assisted in organizing The Roundup, HANSEN-WORLEY: Larry Jo Hansen, '45246, MIDEKE-ALEXANDER : Miss Bea Mideke, '42, student newspaper of which she is now co-sponsor . Boreer, Texas, became the bride of William Wavne '44, Oklahoma City, became the bride of Eugene Berneice Hoisted, '46h .ec, is a member of the Worley, '46, Chillicothe, Texas, December 22 in a member of Gamma Phi Alexander recently. Temple, Oklahoma High School faculty. Borger . Mrs. Worley is Beta Sorority. The couple is at home in Norman FALTER-SHELLEY : Janee Falter, '44bus, and HANEWINCKEL-SMITH: LaVerne Hane- Oklahoma where both are attending the University . Arnold C. Shelley, '40, '46, both of winckel, '47, Oklahoma City, became the bride of City, were married recently . Ensign Chester Smith, '46, Jefferson, Texas, on McGRADY-COLLINS: Jacquelyn Idelle Mc- Mrs. Mary Virginia Seward, '44fa, is now em- December 21, 1946, at Crown Heights Methodist Gradv and Glenn Samuel Collins, Jr ., '44-'46, both ployed by the Texas State Highway Department Church, Oklahoma City . Miss Jackie Hunter, '45, of Oklahoma Citv, were married December 22 in in Dallas . Oklahoma City, was maid of honor. Mrs. Smith's Oklahoma Citv . Mr. Collins is now a junior in the BALLENGER-DEWEY: Bettv Jane Ballenger, attendants included her Alpha Gamma Delta sor- Universitv School of Medicine. The couple is at '44art, became the bride of Richard B. Dewey, ority sisters, Fayne Baumgarner, Kansas City, Mis- home in Oklahoma City. Minneapolis. Minnesota, August 28 . The couple souri; Bebe Brown, Dallas, Texas ; Marilynn Cairns, CORNELSON-TAYLOR : Norma Louise Cornel- Hutchinson, Kansas, and Mary Jane Conley, Okla- is at home in Minneapolis. son, Oklahoma City, and Robert F. Taylor, '46, City ; Mary Jane Connet, McAlester, was Pat Jarratt, '44, Norman, and Mrs. Jarratt homa Oklahoma City, were married November 28 in vocal soloist and Natalie Hutton, Canadian, Texas, (Nancy Adams, '44ba) are the parents of a son, Oklahoma Citv . The couple is at home in Okla- served organist . James Curnutt, '46, White Pat III, born December 8 in Oklahoma City . as homa City while Mr. Taylor is attending the Uni- Deer, Texas, was best man and Don Jones, '47, Margaret Ann Howell, '441ib.sci, has recently versity. Great Falls, Montana, and George Souris, '47, St. tour of duty in Europe and is now aompleted a Louis, Missouri . served as ushers . Ensign Smith JOHNSON-ROBINSON : Patey Johnson, Mc- librarian at the University of Denver . loan expects to enroll at the University next fall after Alester, and Rudolph Robinson, Jr ., '45=46, also James Durwood Pate and Mrs. Pate (Nathalic receiving his discharge. He is now stationed at of McAlester, were married December 7 in the Rayl, '44bus) are the parents of a son, James Dur- Pensacola, Florida. Grand Avenue Methodist church at McAlester. The December 28 in Norman . Mr . Texas, where Mr . wood, Jr ., born Ann Mahoney, '46h .ec, is a home service di- couple is at home in Dallas, student at the University . Dental school . Pate is now a re,ror for Oklahoma Natural Gas Company in Robinson is attending Baylor Juanita L. Roberts, '44bus, Oklahoma City, has Tulsa. McBRIDE-DICKERSON: Marguerite A. Mc- been transferred to the Oklahoma City office of Bob Bixler. '42eng, is associated with Gulf Oil Bride, '42-'46, Walters, and Roy B. Dickerson, Sohio Oil Co ., after spending a vear and a half Company in Tulsa. Norman, were married recently in Walters. Mr . in the home office in Cleveland, Ohio . and Mrs. Dickerson have established a home in GRANOT-COLE: Wanda Jean Granot, '46art, Melvin Isaac Moyer, '44ms, Pawhuska, is a re- Oklahoma City following a wedding trip to Vernon, Texas, became the bride of E. Bob Cole, search chemist for the Cities Service Oil Company Mexico City . '40-'43, Shawnee, in a ceremony performed De- in Tallant, Oklahoma . cember 6 in Norman . Mrs. Cole is a member of PIPKIN-HIGGINS : Frances Pipkin, '43=46, Richard Linn Cowan Virtue, Jr ., is the name Alpha Xi Delta Sorority. The couple is at home in Seminole, was married in December to Ray Hig- chosen by Dick Virtue, '44bs, and Mrs. Virtue (Sue

SOONER MAGAZINE 29 gins, Jr., Oklahoma City . Mrs. Higgins served as COBB-SCHLAGER : Wanda Mae Cobb, Bartles- BELCHER-COLi.INS : Carol Jean Belcher, '43- president of the Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority ville, became the bride of Bill J. Schlager, '45-'46, '46, Enid, became the bride of Lieut. Clyde V. at the University . The couple is at home in Semi- Oklahoma City, in a ceremony read December 26 Collins, Hensley, West Virginia, December 14 in nol.e . in Bartlesville . The couple is at home in Oklaho- Enid . During her last two years at the University, City . Joan Calmes, '46ed, is now working as field di- ma and Mr Schlager is continuing his studies Mrs. Collins had several weekly broadcasts over at the University rector for the Dallas Girl Scout Council, Inc. Last . WNAD, student radio station. KESLER-BERRIER Ruth summer she was assistant director of the Dallas BARKER-NOTTINGHAM: Evalynn Mae Bark- : Kesler, '44-'46, and Gene C. Berrier, Girl Scout Camp . er, Norman, and Jack Wayne Nottingham, '46, both of Oklahoma City, were married McKENZIE-DAVIS : Beulah McKenzie, Lind- Clinton, were married December 21 in the home December 20 in Oklahoma City . Mr . Berrier now say, and David J. Davis, '466us, Oklahoma City, of the bride's mother. The couple is at home in is a student at Oklahoma City Uni- versity. were married December 7 in the bride's home in Norman where Mr . Nottingham is a student in Oklahoma City . Mr. Davis was recently dis- the School of Geology. JACKSON-KAMP : Jo Ann Jackson, '46, and charged from the Army with the rank of captain. Frederick P. Kamp, both of Oklahoma City, were KAPUTA-BROWN: Elizabeth Ann Mrs. Ruth Donald Wilson, '46ma, is now teach- Kaputa and married December 29 in Oklahoma City. Mrs. ing at Texas Technological College, Lubbock, Benjamin H. Brown, '45-'46, both of Oklahoma Kamp was pledged to Chi Omega Sorority at the City, married December 9 Texas. were in Oklahoma City. University . Mr. Kamp is a graduate of Oklahoma Mr. Brown is now a student in the University A. and M. college. The couple is at home in Okla- Pvt. Donald H. Jones, '46geol, is now stationed School of Medicine and is a member of Phi Chi homa City. at Albrook Field in the Panama Canal Zone with medical fraternity . the Carribean Air Command. Miss Gertrude Burchard, '46lib .sci, has become COOLEY-GREEN : Kathryn Cooley, '42'-'46, reference assistant in the University of Oklahoma REID-AUSTIN: Virginia Reid, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City, and Taylor Caldwell Green, '40- Library. Until January she served as browsing became the bride of William Basil Austin, Jr., '43, Houston, Texas, were married in late Decem- librarian. '466us, Granite, December 31 in a ceremony per- ber in Oklahoma City . Mrs. Green is a member of Miss Betty Barbara Chase, '46lib .sci, is librarian formed in Oklahoma City . The couple is at home Pi Beta Phi Sorority, Mortar Board, Chi Delta Phi, at Lawton High School . in Oklahoma City where Mr. Austin is employed honorary literary sorority, and has served two Miss Martha Colcord, '46lib .sci, is secretary and by the chamber of commerce. years in the student senate. She was chosen for assistant to the librarian at Georgia Institute of HENDON-EMERSON : Pauline Scott Hendon, Who's Who Among Students in American Uni- Technology, Atlanta, Georgia. '46h.ec, Shawnee, became the bride of Thomas versities and Colleges for 1945-46, and won the Mr . James p Dyke, '46lib .sci, is assistant librar- Bartlett Emerson, '45, Oklahoma City, December Bronze Letzeiser award in 1946 . Mr. Green is now ian at Hardin-Simmons University, Abilene, Texas. 21 in Shawnee. Mrs. Emerson is a member of a student in petroleum engineering and is a mem- Miss Harriett Hardeman, '46lib.sci, is assistant Gamma Phi Beta Sorority and has been employed ber of Kappa Sigma Fraternity . cataloger at the University of Oklahoma . by the Oklahoma Employment Security commis- Miss Mary Francis Antrim, '46lib.sci, is library CASTLE-FINEFROCK : Joan Castle, '45-'46, sion in Shawnee. Mr. Emerson is a member of assistant, Gasoline Department Library, of the Oklahoma City, became the bride of Glen A. Fine- Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity. He received a com- Phillips Petroleum Company, Bartlesville . frock, '41-'43, '45-'46, Great Falls, Montana, mission as ensign from the Naval R.O .T.C. last De- Miss Mary Francis Antrim and Miss June Jeter, ceuiber 21 in Oklahoma City. Mrs. Finefrock is a June . He is now a senior in the school of architec- both '461ib .sci, are library assistants in the gasoline member of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority ture . and El department library of Phillips Petroleum Company, Modjii, honorary fine arts fraternity . Mr. Fine- Bartlesville . KREPPS-PAYNE : Ermita Catherine Krepps, frock is affiliated with Phi Gamma Delta Frater- '45-'46, became the bride of Wesley Ray Payne, Jr., nity. The couple has established a home in Nor- '43, both of Oklahoma City in a ceremony per- man where both are continuing the University formed January 2 in Oklahoma City . Mrs. Payne studies. University A.W.S.- is a member of Delta Gamma Sorority and Thalian, honorary speech club . Mr . Payne was affiliated SLATER-WARD : Jane Lea Slater, Plains, Texas, with original designs by University art students with Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity . The couple is became the bride of Thomas E. Ward, Jr ., '46, is an annual feature. Continuing an emphasis on at home in Oklahoma City where Mr . Payne is Oklahoma City, in a ceremony read December 27 orientation, promo- employed by the Carpenter Paper Co . in Oklahoma City . Mr . Ward attended Oklahoma tion of activities and scholarship, A.W .S . has put in student hands some functions which formerly JENKINS-SMITH : Daphne Joy Jenkins, '45-'46, City University before entering the School of were performed by University officials. Oklahoma City, and Lieut. Marshall J. Smith, '41- Engineering at the University. The couple is at Acclimating the freshman to college life were married December home in Oklahoma City . is now '42, '45-'46, Henryetta, handled by an A.W.S . committee. Th e orientation 27 in Oklahoma City . Mrs. Smith attended Lin- PAUL-GRAY: Patty Paul, '43-'46, Port Arthur, program has stressed the personal touch by seeing denwood college, St . Charles, Missouri, and is Texas, and Samuel R. Gray, '45-'46, Clinton, were to it that each new co-ed has one upperclassman, president of Alpha Xi Delta Sorority at the Uni- married December 20 in the Delta Chi Fraternity her own co-ed counselor, interested in her welfare. versity. She is a member of Pi Omega Pi, national house at the University . The couple is at home in A course in marriage relations for co-eds was honorary commerce fraternity ; dean's honor roll, Norman where they are continuing their studies introduced and sponsored as an A.W .S . special El Circula Espanol, Pan-hellenic council, Y.W .C .A ., at the University . project. This year University officials adopted the League of Women Voters and the International course as a regular part of the curriculum and it is Relations club. Lieutenant Smith is a member of FLANAGAN-BOATMAN : Maurine Flanagan, now offered to both men and women students. Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity. '45-'46, Oklahoma City, and Karl Boatman, '45- '46, Nowata, were married December 28 in Okla- Realizing that worthwhile extra-curricular ac- MOORE-HINCKLEY : Jo Ann Moore, '44-'46, homa City . Mrs. Boatman attended Monticello tivities are a vital part of college life, A.W .S. has Oklahoma City, became the bride of John W. college, Godfrey, Illinois, and is now a sopho- assumed the task of acquainting the new students Hinckley, '45me, Tulsa, Christmas Eve in Okla- more at the University where she is affiliated with with campus clubs and their aims . An annual Ac- Mrs Hinckley was affiliated with Chi homa City. . Gamma Phi Beta Sorority . Mr. Boatman is a pre- tivities Festival with representative booths from . Omega Sorority at the University . Mr Hinckley medical student at the University and is a mem- all organizations is held under the sponsorship of was a member of a V-12 unit stationed at the Uni- ber of Kappa Sigma Fraternity . the association. versity. He was vice-president of his junior class, Voluntary service through A.W.S . to the Uni- FELL-KILPATRICK : Frances president of Tau Omega, and a member of Delta Alice Fell, '44-'46 versity and to all students comes under another Ardmore, and Hawley Mitchell Upsilon and Pi Tau Sigma Fraternities . He also Kilpatrick, '42-'46, committee's supervision. Special activities during Oklahoma City, were married served on the St. Pat's council. Mr . Hinckley is December 28 in the war were carried out by the War Council. This Ardmore. Mrs. now employed by the Carter Oil Company in Kilpatrick attended Monticello col- has now been succeeded by the service group which lege, Mattoon, Illinois . Godfrey, Illinois, before entering the Univer- takes charge of money-raising drives for worthy sity . She is a member of Pi Beta Phi Sorority . Mr . MORPHEW-COCANOWER : Marjorie Ann Met- national funds and of student hospitality for phew, '43-'46, St . Louis, Missouri, and Robert Kilpatrick attended Northwestern University ; campus visitors . Evanston, Illinois, and is a junior in the law school Dulaney Cocanower, '37-'42, '46, Oklahoma City, Governing themselves through the Association at the University. He is a member of Kappa Alpha were married recently in Brownsville, Texas. Mrs. of Women Students is teaching O. U.'s co-eds to Fraternity . Last year he was selected to member- Cocanower was affiliated with Alpha Phi Sorority become active citizens of the University-and of ship in Who's Who Among Students in American at the University . Mr . Cocanower is a member of the nation . Universities and Colleges . Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity . The couple is at home in Seagraves, Texas. VAN EATON-PENNALA : Mary Van Eaton, ORR-WENNER : Mena Ruth Orr, '46, Chicka- Oklahoma City, became the bride of Albert J. Pen- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Davis are the parents sha, became the bride of David J. Wenner, Jr ., '38- nala, '46, Avon Heights, Connecticutt, December of a son born January 21 in a Muskogee hospital . '42, '46, Sulphur, recently in Norman . The couple 22 in Oklahoma City .-The couple has established Davis completed work on his degree in journalism is at home in Norman where they are attending the a home in Oklahoma City while Mr. Pennala is at the University in January. University . attending the University. GREENWOOD-DONALSON : Faye Greenwood, BRISTOL-FOX : Betty Lou Bristol, Altus, be- Hollis, and Donald M. Donalson, '46, also of came the bride of Raymond H. Fox, '46, Altus, Dr. Gaston Litton, '341ib .sci, '40ma, became Hollis, were married December 25 in the home of December 1 in the First Methodist church of librarian of the Benjamin Franklin library, Mexico the bride's parents. The couple is at home in Nor- Altus. Mr. and Mrs. Fox are at home in Oklahoma City, in January. Dr. Litton had been the Ameri- man, where Mr . Donalson is a student in the City while Mr. Fox is studying petroleum engi- can representative in the Biblioteca Americana at School of Business Administration. neering at the University . Managua, Nicaragua, the past year .

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