Roll Call Teach Ng in the Commercial Department of Central High School at Tulsa, Has Been Appointed Registrar and Supervisor of the Night School in Tulsa

were to be married in November at the home of the bride-elect's parents at Nash, near Enid . Miss Robinson is a graduate of Kansas State College, Manhattan, and has done graduate study at Colurn- bia University, New York. She is a member of Chi Omega sorority . Mr . Praeger, also a graduate of Kansas State College, is in business in Claflin. Joyce Saunders, '29ba, who since 1936 has been Roll Call teach ng in the commercial department of Central High School at Tulsa, has been appointed registrar and supervisor of the night school in Tulsa. She was a member of Gamma Phi Beta sorority and Phi Beta Kappa at the University. 1915 1930 Grace Fernandez, '15, consultant for the State De- John V. Early, '30, assistant superintendent of partment of Public Welfare, has been elected presi- the Anderson-Prichard Refinery in Cyril, has been dent of the Oklahoma State Economics Association . elected to the Cyril city council and is now serv- 1916 :ng as mayor. Mr. and Mrs. Early (Louise Pierce, Capt . Clark M. Cunningham, '166a, 45th Divis- '316a) have a daughter, Sharley Lou, two years old. ion postal officer, Camp Barkeley, Texas, was re- Bessie Mclvina Souders, '30nurse, formerly on lieved of active duty December 1 to return to his the staff of University Hospital in Oklahoma City, position as teacher of commercial subjects in Clas- is one of ten nurses in the nation awarded scholar- ses High School, Oklahoma City. Before his ap- ships to study ward teaching and supervision at pointment as postal officer, Captain Cunningham Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee. The was assistant adjutant general. scholarships are presented through the nation's na- tonal defense program . 1917 1931 Freeman Galt, '17, and family plan to move from HENDRIX-CLARK : Announcement has been their home in Ardmore to San Antonio, Texas. made of the wedding October 10 of Miss Lenna Dec Harold Gimeno, '17fa, '216a, and Mrs. Gimeno Hendrix, Mansfield, Louisiana, and Almer B . Clark, (Ruth Lytal, '286a), are at home in Oklahoma City '31, in Tyler, Texas. Mrs. Clark attended Centenary at 3817 Classcn Boulevard . They were married in June University at Shreveport, Louisiana. The couple . are at home in Tyler where Mr . Clark is employed 1919 with the McCullough Oil Company . Mrs. William Pfeiffer, mother of William T. Kathleen DeGroot, '316a, '41lib .sci, formerly of Pfeiffer, '191aw, former Oklahoman now a con- Muskogee, is now librarian at Drurnright High gressman from New York, died of a heart ailment School . in New York City in October . W. H. Fenn, '31bus, Oklahoma City, has accept- 1920 ed a position as agent with the Traveler's Insurance Joe Looney, '206a, '221aw, Wewoka lawyer, was Company with headquarters in Toledo, Ohio . installed as Grand Master of the Independent Or- Dr. Beryl Freeman, '31ms, Des Moines, Iowa, der of Odd Fellows at the state convention held represented the University at the inauguration of in October at Guthrie . Three-year-old David Shannon Roys is President Harmon of Drake University, Des Moines, Ornar R. Lyon, '206s, '236a, is assistant super- the son of in October. Dr . Richard D. Roys, '39med, Mrs. Iris Butler Ryan, wife of James Ryan, '31m. intendent for the Prudential Insurance Company and Mrs. Roys (Ruth Shannon, '36ed) . in Wood River, Illinois. His address is 490 North ed, '37d .ed, of Juneau, Alaska, visited her father- Sixth Street. Their home is in Seattle, Washington. in-law, D. B . R. Johnson, dean of the School of 1921 Dr. Roys is serving with the Medical Re- Pharmacy, last month. Mrs . Ryan was accompanied serves at Fort Letvis, Washington. by her 4-year-old son, James Dennis . Mr. Ryan is Capt . John L. Coffey, '21ba, state co-ordinator commissioner of education in Alaska . for selective service and former member of the HURST-SNOW: Word has been Oklahoma Highway Commission, has been received of the called Helen Wilson of San Francisco, California, who marriage of Miss Minnie Lce Hurst, Chatom, Ala- to active duty and expects to be stationed at Fort bama, and Arthur Lawton, Seattle, Washington. were married October 1 at the Wee Kirk o' the Leland Snow, '31eng, September Heather Church in Glendale . Mr . Green is a mem- 13 in Montgomery, Alabama. Mrs. Snow did gradu- Capt . John Dell Hadsell, '216a, '24ma, is prin- ber of Sigma Nu fraternity . ate work at the University of Chicago after re- cipal of Ponca City Military Academy. ce.ving her bachelor's degree . Mr . Snow is con- 1922 1926 nected with the Petty Geophysical Engineering G. A. Krueger, '26, associated with the Bridges Company H. E. Wrinkle, '22ba, '31ms, superintendent of & Parry law firm in in San Antonio, Texas. schools in Oklahoma City, was Oklahoma repre- Tulsa for a number of years, 1932 sentative has been made a member of the firm, which will at the annual closed meeting for school continue the general practice of law under the Ralph T. Baker, '32rna, former Oklahoma news- superintendents from cities of more than 200,000 name of Bridges, Parry & Krueger . paperman, has purchased and become active pub- population held in October at Chicago, Illinois . Julian Evans, '266a, '32ms, has resigned as as- lisher of the Kingman Lender-Courier in Kansas . 1923 sistant professor of physics at Texas Christian Uni- Herbert L. Branan, '326a, '381aw, and Mrs. Bran- Helen Carr, '23ba, social service director at Uni- versity, Fort Worth, Texas, to accept a position nan (Elizabeth Trumbo, '296s), have moved from versity Hospital, Oklahoma City, has been elected in the research laboratory of the Stanolind Oil and Muskogee to Ardmore. Mr . Branan is an attorney a member of the board of directors of the Okla- Gas Company in Tulsa. His address is 2964 Cin- and is former state representative from Muskogee homa Social Welfare Association . cinnati Street. County . The Branans are at home at 318 K Street, George A. Heap, '23eng, '29m .eng, Muskogee, 1927 Southwest . A. O. Champlin, '326us, has joined the faculty is a special designing engineer for a magnesium Minnie Bidwell, '27ed, is a teacher in the Okla- plant at Boulder City, of Oklahoma City University as teacher of inter- Nevada. homa City schools and lives at 625 Northeast 13th mediate accounting . 1924 Street. Vernon T. Sanford, '32journ, secretary-manager Ethel Albright, '246s, is hostess at Shockley Hall, FOWLER-NELSON : Miss Hazel Fowler, '276a, of the Oklahoma Press Association, led a floor dis- dormitory at Northwestern State College, Alva . and Bowes Nelson, Miami, Florida, were married cussion on convention promotion at the annual Capt . George Hohl, '24bus, and Mrs. Hohl, Sand October 26 at Nashville, Tennessee . Mrs. Nelson is meeting of Newspaper Association Managers, Inc., Springs, are in the Philippine Islands where he is a member of Theta Sigma Phi, women's journal- held in October at Chicago, Illinois . stationed on army duty. istic fraternity . She has been employed on the edi- Capt torial staff of the CRIST-SCHAEFER : Miss Lucile Elizabeth Crist, . Tom Johnson, '246a, '261aw, Ardmore, Norman Transcript, and for the Eldorado, Kansas, and Henry Schaefer, '32eng, of former morale officer of the 45th Division at Camp last several years has been school page editor and Alvin, Texas, were married October 29 at Eldorado . Barkeley, Texas, has been ordered to the 4th Army feature writer on the Oklahoma City Times. The Corps couple are at home The couple will live in Alvin where Mr. Schaefer at Jacksonville, Florida. in Miami. is field superintendent for the Stanolind Oil and Edna Stuard Meacham, '24fa, '401ib .sci, has been Arthur Wood, '27bus, Oklahoma City, has been Gas Company . appointed district supervisor of the WPA library elected president of the Oklahoma City chapter of service and book repair project in the Oklahoma Certified Public Accountants . 1933 City district . Verna Benham Riddle, '33ed, 341ib.sci, has been 1929 appointed district supervisor of the WPA library 1925 Richard A. Norton, '29eng, formerly of Tulsa, service in the Hobart area. George F. Armor, '256s, is fanning near Canton, is on active duty at Vancouver Barracks, Washing- RANKIN-GAY : At home in Poteau are Harold Oklahoma. ton. Gay, '33eng, and Mrs . Gay (Dorothy Rankin, WILSON-GREEN: At home in Tulsa are Philip ROBINSON-PRAEGER : Miss Christine Robin- '39ma) . He is employed with the Oklahoma Gas H. Green, '25ba, and Mrs . Green, the former Miss son, '29, and Kenneth H. Praeger, Claflin, Kansas, and Electric Company.

20 SOONER MAGAZINE E. C. Sprague, '33m .ed, is superintendent of Donald J. Morrison, '36journ, has resigned as schools at Clayton, Oklahoma, and third district assistant in the publications division of the Con- commander of the American Legion . tinental Oil Company, Ponca City, to accept a po- Rex Taylor, '33cd, and Mrs. Taylor, Norman, sition with the Carpenter Paper Company at Dallas, announce the birth of a son, Clark Bendle, at the Texas. American Legion Hospital . Dorothy Gayle Robb, '36fa, '41ma, is a teacher of public school music in Kilgore Heights School 1934 at Kilgore, Texas. Her address is 931 Ross Street . the O. 1. Colwick, Jr., '34bus, active partner in Aubrey L. Steele, '36ba, '38ma, is head of the firm of Colwick and Son, Brokers, Sherman and history department at Painpa High School in Painpa, Vernon, Texas, has superv sed the installation of Texas. He lives at 1217 North Russell Street . a branch office in Ardmore in Room 203 of the Lt . John F. Taylor, '36ba, '391aw, is an instruc- Gilbert Building . tor in the Officers Candidate School at Fort Sill . Announcement has been HANNAII-HICKMAN : Frances Townsend, '36ha, has resigned as news Carrie Han- made of the wedding August 2 of Miss reporter on the Bartlesnille Examiner and Enterprise at Walters. nah, Tipton, and Howard Hickman,'34, to take a position as stenographer with the Phillips in the Mrs. ilickman was employed as assistant Petroleum Company in Bartlesville . as office of the Jackson County judge, and later OAKES-VON ELM: Miss Eva Margaret Oakes, quarter- stcnggralther in the office of constructing Sapulpa, and Carl C. Von Elm, '36eng, Maracaibo, em- master at Fort Sill . Mr . Hickman has been Venezuela, were married October 12 in Sapulpa. ployed in the insurance business in Altus. The Mrs. Von Elm is a graduate of Stephens College couple live in Lawton . and Missouri University, Columbia, and the Frank- 1935 lin School of Science and Art, Philadelphia, Penn- Basketball! Randall J. Abernethy, '35, former Oklahoma sylvania . She is a member of the American Associ- newspaperman, has been appointed associate edi- ation of Medical Technicians. The couple plan to tor and business manager of the Sudan News, Su- remain in the United States until about January l, dan, Texas. when they will leave for Maracaibo where Mr . Von (.REEK-COREY: Miss Edaline Green, Wellston, Elm is employed by Gulf Oil Corporation. and Orville J. Corey, '35, were married October 12 . NEUERBURG - WHEELER: Announcement has S. M. U . The couple plan to establish a home in Oklahoma been made of the marriage September 25 of Miss City . Gertrude Ncucrburg, Enid, and Clarence Wheeler, R. W. Dudley, '35eng, '41 m.eng, and Mrs. Dud- '36. Mrs. Wheeler has been employed with the VS . ley (Elizabeth Bearly, '33ba), Midland, Texas, an- Southwestern Bell Telephone Company for the last nounce the birth of a son, James Michael, Sep- five years. Mr . Wheeler is assocated with the Enid tember 20 . Recreation Parlor. Lt . Wallace J. Hackett, '35, formerly of Nor- Max Wiecks, '36ba, '391aw, Ponca City, has re- man and now stat oned at Camp Polk, Louisiana, ceived his wings and second lieutenant's commis- Oklahoma has been promoted to rank of first lieutenant. sion at Mather Field, California . BF UIILER-JOI1NSON: Announcement has been Kenneth 'F . Wilson, '36, and Mrs. Wilson, for- made of the wedding July 31 of Miss Betty Beuhler, merly of Oklahoma City, have established a home at Norman Salt Lake City, Utah, and Lt. Virgil O. Johnson, in Enid . '35naa, '40lth .d, former faculty member in the Uni- 1937 versity zoology department . He is stationed at Fort Arno C. Adams, '37, is editor of The Processor, Douglas. Utah . reception center publication at Fort Sill . Russell Jones, '356a, '38law, former Lawton at- Lt . Col. Paul B. Bell, '37m .ed, is commander of December 13 torney, is the new adjutant of the 18th Field Ar- the 45th Anti-Tank Battalion at Camp Barkelcy . tillery at Fort Sill . Texas. Joe Masters and Mrs. Masters (Carol Stewart, BERNARD-FAULKNER: Miss June Elizabeth Coach Bruce Drake's Sooner cage '35ed) live in Shawnee where he is band director Bernard, '37ed, and Taylor Adair Faulkner, for- squad has lost some of its best shot- and orchestra leader at Oklahoma Baptist Univer- merly of Tulsa, were married October y in Tulsa. sity . Mrs. Faulkner is a mcmher of Pi Beta Phi sorority makers to Uncle Sam's military ser- Montana Vanhooser, '35fa, is teaching at Earth, and has been on the faculty of the Claremore schools vice, but there are some promising Texas, Box 222. for several years. Mr . Faulkner is stationed with 1936 the 63rd S final Battalion at Camp Claiborne, Lou- big recruits who are expected to Because his name "jelled together" when spoken isiana, near Alexandria . give O.U. a better rebound game by an announcer, Austin Bealmcar,'36, is known to WALLACE-BEST : Announcement has been the radio public as Henry Austin since he joined made of the marriage of Miss Maxine Wallace, than it has had for some years. See the Press Association . Inc., New York, radio sub- Brownwood, Texas, and David M. Best, '37eng, the 1941 Sooners' debut in Norman sidiary of Associated Press. He formerly was sports July 25 . Mr. Best is a first lieutenant in the U. S. editor for AP in Oklahoma City. Air Corps, stationed at Ellington Field, Texas. December 13. Henry O. Boatright, '36ba, '381aw, Muskogee King Denzil Boyd, '37eng, member of Okla- attorney, has been appointed second assistant to the homa's championship track and cross-country teams county attorney of Muskogee County . He is well of 1935, now a draftsman for the U. S. ,government, known in eastern Oklahoma, having lived in Mus- covered more territory recently when he was trans- December Schedule kogee for a number of vcars and served a term as ferred from Washington, D. C., to the Panama secretary of the Countv Bar Association. Canal Zone . Mr . Boyd was on the faculty of the James D. Fellers, '36ba, '361aw, Oklahoma City O. U. College of Eng'necring last spring. During Dec . 13-S.M.U. at Norman . attorney, has been called to active duty and assigned his student days on the campus, he was a three- to Will Rouers Field, Oklahoma City, as intelli- year letterman in track and cross-country and for- Dec. 20--St. John's at Madison gence and publ c relations officer. mer holder of the University's indoor 880-yard Square Garden, N .Y. Thomas M. Finney, '36ha, '361aw, Tulsa attor- record . ncv. has been called to active duty at Fort Sill . Francile Clark, '37ba, is staff nurse in the Semi- Dec. 22-George Washington at Harold C. Frantzen, '36bs, is a member of the nole County Health Department at Wewoka. She Washington, D .C . loan committee of the Western Savings Bank of lives at 216 South Okfuskec Street. Buffalo, New York . Gerald Heisler, '376us, has accepted a position Dec. 23-Scranton U . at Scranton, Sterling Fuller, '36bs, is social science teacher in with the Chickasha Production Credit Association. Pa. the Elk City schools. Dave Johnson, '37ba, '38ma, has resigned as H. Brooks Gotcher, '36ba, Muskogee, is employed cty editor of the Stillwater Daily News to become Dec. 29-Bradley in the accounting department of the Manhattan- secretary-manager of the Vinita Chamber of Com- Tech at Peoria, Long Construction Company in Tulsa. He and Mrs. merce. Ill. Gotcher are at home at 1324 South Elgin Avenue . KIRKPATRICK - DAVENPORT: Miss Kathryn Conrad Manley, '36journ, has been appointed Winifred Kirkpatrick, '37ba, and B. G. Davenport, to the staff of the Assocated Press bureau at Baton '39, were married October 3 in Tulsa. They are Rouge, Louisiana. He has been managing editor at home at 1204 South Gary Avenue in Tulsa, UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA of the American Press at Lake Charles. where Mr . Davenport is connected with the Stano- 1. Paul Martin, '36bs, '38ms, has resigned from lind Pipe Line Company. He is a member of ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT a position with the National Geophysical Company Acacia fraternity and Mrs. Davenport is a member in of Alpha Phi sororty. Fieldhouse, Norman Dallas, Texas, to do defense work as a junior physicist in the National Bureau of Standards, William H. Miley,'376a,'371aw, and Mrs. Miley, Washington, D. C. His address ;s 2936 Upton Street, formerly of Oklahoma City, are living in Washing- Northwest. ton, D. C., where he is in the legal counsel de-

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partmnt of the Reconstruction Finance Corpora- Arleta Preston, '38, is associated with the Child tion . Welfare Agency in Bartlesville. Cecil E. Oakes, '37m .ed, superintendent of schools CALDWELL-SHORT : Announcement has been at Okemah, has been elected president of the East made of the marriage October 4 in Norman of Central District Teachers Association. Miss Mary Ann Caldwell, Seminole, and Thomas McVay Short, '38, Okmulgee. The bride attended 1938 Seminole Junior College. At O. U., Mr . Short was PRAY-BARRETT : Miss Mildred Pray, graduate a member of the Sooner football squad and is now of the Kansas State Teachers College in Emporia, employed in Seminole with the Hughes Tool Com- and Lowell Barrett, '38, were married October 4 pany . at Wichita, Kansas . Mr . Barrett is employed with 1939 the Boeing Aircraft Corporation in Wichita where ADAMS-McVAY : At home at 524 West High- the couple are at home at 616 South Yale Street . in Shawnee are Donald Rawls McVay, Mabel E. Boggess, '38m .ed, '40m .soc .wk, repre- land Street Mrs. McVay, the former Miss Lois sents the Oklahoma Child Welfare Service in Altus. '38journ, and '39journ, who were married October Her address is 207 1/22 North Main Street . June Adams, bride, member of Chi Omega Boyd Cowden, '38, state senator from Lincoln 12 in Norman . The Phi, women's journalistic County, now represents the Mid-Continent Life sorority and Theta Sigma employed in the advertising Insurance Company in Chandler . fraternity, has been Oklahoma City . Mr . Ponca City Military Academy, supervised by Capt. department of Halliburton's, Omega fra- William V. Cox, '38ba, co-founder and now sole McVay was affiliated with Alpha Tau ternity and Sigma Delta Chi, journalistic fraternity, owner, has begun its second year with an enroll- O. U. He is on the advertising staff of the Shaw- ment almost double that of the first year . at Hubert Daubenheyer, '38eng, is employed in the nee News. Navy Department in Washington, D. C. WESTBROOK - AMBRISTER: Miss Betty Joe WACKER-EWERT : Miss Marianne Wacker, Westbrook became the bride of lack J. Ambrister, Pauls Valley, and McCaughey Ewcrt, '381aw, were '39, October 16 in Claremore. Mrs. Ambrister at- married October 5 in the home of the bride's par- tended Oklahoma College for Women, Chickasha. ents . They are at home in Pauls Valley where Mr . Mr . Ambrister, member of Kappa Alpha fraternity, Ewert is county attorney of Garvin County . He is graduated from New Mexico Military Academy and a member of Delta Upsilon fraternity. is flight instructor at Will Rogers airport, Okla- GOTTLIEB-TILMAN: At home in Oklahoma homa City . City are John Tilman and Mrs. Tilman, the former BALL-ANDREPONT : Announcement has been Miss Edyth Gottlieb, '38, who were married Sep- made of the wedding August 7 of Miss Florence ternber 2 . The bride is a member of Sigma Delta Ball, Tylertown, Mississippi, and Irl Ducote Andre- Tau sorority . Mr . Tilinan is employed with the pont, '39, assistant to the publisher of the Tylertown Miller-Jackson Company. Times. Kenneth Hansen, '38ba, '40m .ed, former instruc- BABB-STITT : Announcement has been made of tor in education at the University, has accepted a the wedding September 27 of Mrs. Atha Segroves position in personnel administration with the ord- Babb, '39, and Lt . Austin W. Stitt, Jr ., formerly of nance division of the U. S. Army, and was sta- Frewsburg, New York, in Albuquerque, New Mexi- 3 RD. STREET at CHEYENNE tioned temporar ly at Rock Island, Illinois . co . A graduate of Oklahoma City University, Mrs. Congressman Lyle Boren recommended to Secre- Stitt has been teaching in Chickasha. Lieutenant tary of State Cordell Hull in October the appoint- Stitt was a member of the first class of flying cadets ment of Dr . J. N. Harbor, '38ba, formerly of Semi- trained as aerial bombardiers at Lowry Field, Colo- nole, as ambassador to Mexico succeeding Josephus rado . Ile has been ordered into foreign service from Daniels who recently resigned . Dr . Harber is now the air bast: at Albuquerque. living in Phoenix, Arizona. Clara Bateman, '39ma, is history and government Lt . Edward F. Hubbard, '386us, Frederick, has teacher in Pawnee High School . been promoted from second to first lieutenant at JONES-BEAM : Miss Bobbie Lou Jones, Okla- Randolph Field, Texas, where he is on duty as homa City, and Jack Edward Beam, Jr ., '39, were an assistant flight commander. married October I1 in Las Vegas, Nevada . They Err:t T. Jackson, '38ba, '90ms, has been trans- live in Glendale, California, where Mr . Beam is ferred from Fort Sam Houston, Texas, to Fort employed . Monmouth, New Jersey, where he is training for Ora Lee Blake, '39, Gainesville, Texas, has ac- a commission . cepted a position as society writer and advertising Joe R. McArthur, Jr ., '38ba, and Mrs. McArthur assistant on the Pasadena Times at Pasadena, Texas. (Walleah Jones, '37ba, '39ma) live at 5756 South Bill Brinkley, '39journ, has left the staff of the Kimbark Street in Chicago, Illinois . Mr . McArthur Oklahoma City Times after two years on general is working towards a doctorate at the Divinity assignments to accept a position on the Washing- School of the University of Chicago. ton Post, Washington, 1) . C. He is a former editor Harold Morgan, '38, formerly of Oklahoma City, of the Oklahoma Daily, O.U. student newspaper, has been ass"gned to administrative duty in the and is a member of Phi Beta Kappa. Medical Corps at Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia. Lt . Marvin R. Burditt, '39eng, Maysville, has MORTON-DOGGETT : At home at 2112 West graduated from the base defense weapons course Park Place in Oklahoma City are E. Young Doggett at the Marine Barracks, Quantico, Virginia, and is PHOTO SUPPLIES and Mrs. Doggett, the former Miss Mary Francis awaiting assignment to active duty. New Frames, Tripods and Morton, '38, who were married September 14 in CHERRYHOMES-CAUDLE : At home in Baton Other Photo Gadgets Shawnee. Mr . Doggett is employed with the Braniff Rouge, Louisiana, are Benjamin Davie Caudle and Airlines . Mrs. Caudle, the former Miss Betty Jean Cherry- Oklahoma Photo Supply Co. L. A. Mueller, '38ba, '41ma, is history teacher homes, '39, who were married September 6 in Ok- 308 N. Broadway Oklahoma City at Poteau High School, Box 305. lahoma City. Mr. Caudle is attending the University GARDEMAL-QUATTLEBAUM : Miss Kathryn of Louisiana. Gardemal became the bride of James B. Quattle- Vernon J. Collins, '396a, '411aw, son of State baum, '386us, October 8 in Clarendon, Texas. Mrs. Representative and Mrs. D. S. Collins, Cherokee, Quattlcbaum is a graduate of Oklahoma College has become the law partner of W. A. Dillon, also for Women, Chickasha. The couple will make of Cherokee . "Everything their home in Chickasha where he is employed James Colopy, '39, and Mrs. Colopy (Nina Beth at the First National Bank. Stapp, '41fa), Oklahoma City, announce the birth WILKINSON - SCARMUCCI: Announcement of a daughter, Taral Zan, August 20 . for has been made of the wedding September 13 of O. H. Crews, '39m .ed, '41eng, has sailed from Miss Ilene Wilkinson and Domer Scarmucci, '38eng, New Orleans, Louisiana, for Talara, Peru, South who were married in Tulsa. Mrs. Scarmucci has America, to join the staff of the International Pe- Cleaning" been employed at the State Capitol . At the Uni- trolcum Corporation. versity, Mr. Scarmucci was a four-year letterman W. L. Ducker, Jr ., '39eng, is district engineer in in football . Ile now is chief engineer for Kobe Oklahoma City for the defense contract service of National Disinfectant Pump Company in Oklahoma City where the the Office of Production Management. His office is Reserve Bank Building . Company couple are at home . in the Federal Earl B. Schuman, '38bs, is working for the An- Anton Erickson, '39bs, and Mrs. Erickson (Ruth to 2417 Commerce $t. Dallas dcrson-Prichard Refining Corporation in Cyril, Ashburn, '39fa) have moved from Ponca City Oklahoma, Box 177. Fresno, California . Mr . Erickson was chief com-

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puter on a seismograph crew for Continental Oil 1940 Company in Ponca City . Edmund T. Anderson, '40eng, is station man- Hazel Essary, '39nurse, is on the staff of the U.S. ager for Dowell, Inc ., at Levelland, Texas. Naval Hospital at Chelsea, Massachusetts. George Becker, '40, is employed with the Gulf Lt. Garner B. Fanning, '39, and Mrs. Fanning Oil anti Refining Company in Houston, Texas. (Ruth E. Osborn, '40) are living at Fort Huachuca, SUTHERLAND-BLACK: Now at home in Arizona, where he is stationed with the 368th In- Memphis, Tennessee, are Henry Millard Black, '40 LAUNDRY fantry. eng, and Mrs. Black, the former Miss Virginia Ellen Ii. Paul Flippin, '39journ, has been promoted Sutherland, '39soc .wk, who were married October from advertising salesman to advertising manager 9 in Hominy, Oklahoma . Mr . Black is a member of on the Altus Times-Democrat. the American Institute of Chemical Engineers and viW ~ W: i Paul Foster, '39ms, is employed with the Atlan- "W" . is a supervisor for the Du Pont Company in Mern- ~~~~ ~D~~~~~ tic Refining Company in Houston, Texas. phis . The couple live at 77 North Belvedere Street. Col. Murray F. Gibbons, '39ba, '411aw, is acting Joe N. Boaz, '40arch, '40eng, is assistant archi- commander of the 90th Infantry Brigade at Camp tect for the Navy Department in Washington, D.C. Barkeley, Texas. Vernon F. "Red" Bone, '40, writes Sooner Mag- Virginia Hoops, '39journ, has joined the staff of azivae that he is now enrolled in armaments school the Shawnee News and Star. in Denver, Colorado, following aviation training at Sarah Hovis, '39ba, is on the faculty of Longfel- Lowry Field. Norman Steam Laundry low School in Tulsa. Mr . and Mrs. Clifford H. Brady, formerly of George H. Hunt, '39ed, honorably discharged Asher, Oklahoma, are now living at 200 W. Almon, Norman, Okla. from the 45th Division, is teaching school at Weath- Salem, Illinois. Mr. Brady, '40eng, is employed in ers in southeastern Pittsburg County. an oil refinery there. Mrs. Brady is the former Pau- PHONES Julius Johnson, '39eng, formerly of Hobart, has line Hobbs of Beggs. 71 sailed from New York City for Trinidad in the R. Thornberg Brock, '40letters, '41lib.sci, is an British West Indies where he will be employed by assistant in the University library. the U.S. government as a civil engineer . Mr . anyd Mrs. Donald Edward Brim of Nor- Jack J. Jones, '39journ, former printer and press- man have announced the birth of a son, Roger man on several Oklahoma newspapers, is stationed Edwin. Mrs. Brim is the former Lucy Edith Burns, CS trea in the Philippine Islands. '39ba. Mr. Brim is an engineering graduate of 1940 . Floyd Keller, '39pharm, is a sergeant in the Med- REEVESVisit a Complete Camera Store Their home is Norman . ical Corps at Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Woodrow L. Colhoucr, '40eng, has a civil service Bell and Howell Dealer KENNEDY-GEORGE : At home at 1204 North- position with the Bonneville Power Administration Ray Reeves, '28 east 16th Street in Oklahoma City are Richard at Portland, Oregon . 123 N . Robinson (Perrine Bldg .), Oklahoma City Painter George, '32, and Mrs. George (Lila Gene Geneva Coursey, '40h .ec, Devol, Oklahoma, has Kennedy, '39ba, '40fa), who were married in St. been appointed instructor in vocational home eco- Paul's Cathedral in Oklahoma City September 11 . nomics in El Reno High School . BUILDING MATERIALS Mr. George, who is an engineer for the Phillips DALLAS-CUMMINS : Miss Gertrude Dallas, Petroleum Company in Oklahoma City, is the son Lawton, and Jack Cummins, '40law, were married Of All Kinds of the late H. C. George, former director of the October 11 in Lawton. The bride attended East School of Petroleum Engineering at the University Central State College, Ada, and has been secretary of Oklahoma and later at the University of Pitts- for the United Service Organizations and the Y.W. burgh. C.A . Mr. Cummins is assistant county attorney and Long-Bell Lum6er Co. David Linebaugh, '391etters, an instructor in his- 227 W. Main Norman Phone 51 a practicing attorney in Lawton. tory at Tufts College, Medford, Massachusetts, is Ruth Dodson, '40, working Willow, Oklahoma, has been on his doctorate at Fletcher School of Law employed as assistant in the advertising depart- and Diplomacy . He and Mrs. Linebaugh, the former ment of Titche-Gocttinger, department store in Miss Ann Setter, who were married September 20, Dallas, Texas. OSCAR MCCALL are at home at 9 Whittier Street in Cambridge. Robert P. Donovan, '40geol, formerly of Tulsa, CASH GROCERY HEGWER-MURRAY : Announcement has been is the first Oklahoman to be commissioned in the made of the wedding July 8 of Miss Norma Bea U. S. Air Corps as a photo laboratory commander . Big Volume - Low Prices Hegwer, Sedan, Kansas, and James R. Murray, Jr ., He has been named photographic '39, at Caney, Kansas . Mr . officer at Will 310 W. Main Norman Phone 288 Murray formerly was Rogers Field and commissioned a second hcutenant . employed with the Phillips Petroleum Company in Delmar Duskins, Jr ., Bartlesville and is now '40eng, Oklahoma City, has stationed at Camp Barkeley, been graduated from the advanced flying school at Texas. Kelly Field, Texas. V. Glenn Mcininch, '39bs, is a technician in the Freddie Lou Etter, '40lib .sci, is librarian at Mc- testing department of the Eastman Kodak Company Alester High School . in Rochester, New York . Bob Halley, '40, has resigned his commission in CLARK-MOORS : Miss Frances Clark, Salem, the U. S. Air Corps to accept a position ferrying Illinois, and Jack Michael Moore, '39geol, were war supplies across Central Africa for Pan-Ameri- married October 6. The couple live in Levelland, can Airways . Texas. where Mr . Moore is acidizing eng "necr for Bill Handwerk, '40, draftsman for the Seitns- Seals, Stencils, Badges, Dowell, Inc. Mrs . Moore attended Oklahoma A. Puget Sound Company at Sitka, Alaska, doesn't and M. College, Stillwater. work on Sunday, and that circumstance probably Numbering Machines, etc. Grady Harrison Nunn, '39ba, '41 ma, is working saved him from being toward a Ph.D. among the victims of a degree in government at New York powder magazine explosion in October . The ex- Write for Big Illustrated Catalog University, New York City. Mr . Nunn held a Uni- plosion occurred on Sunday versity fellowship at the naval air sta- last year and for the present year tion on Baranof Island where the company's powder Southwestern Stamp Works is a Penfield Fellow in International Law . He is magazine is located . 303 N. Harvey Oklahoma City author of a recent article, "The National Aims of Tom Fred Hendricks, '40hus, is a student of Japan," published in the October issue of Amerasia. radio in the U. S. Army Air Corps Technical School P. M. Reynolds, Jr., '39ba, '391aw, is with the at Scott Field, Illinois . Social Security Board in Washington, D.C. BODLEY-HITS : Miss Jane Elizabeth Bodlcv and Mary Adelaide Snider, '39h .ec, has accepted a Raymond Vernon Hite, Jr,, '40, were married Oc- position as dietitian in the Wilson and Jones Hos- tober 16 in Oklahoma City. Mrs. TIRE SPECIALIST pital, Sherman, Hite was gradu- Buy your Texas. ated from Classen High School and Blackwood- tires from a tire special- STUBBS-SHIPMAN : ist, who Announcement has been Davis Business College . The couple Iive in Okla- is an expert in helping you made of the marriage of Miss Mary Martha Stubbs, homa City where Mr. Hite is associated with the get exactly the kind of tires you '39, and Carl Winfred Shipman, Abilene, Texas, food stamp division of the State Welfare Depart- need for your car. And when you July 30 at Pryor. Mr. Shipman, a graduate of the ment. need tire repair service-call the University of Tulsa, is stationed at Abilene . Mrs. W. G. Jordan, Jr., '40eng, '41 m .eng, is a stu- Shipman is a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority. dent engineer with the shop that offers you expert tire and General Electric Company Margaret Tomberlin, '39journ, has been ap- in Schenectady, New York. He lives at the Y.M.C.A., battery service . pointed instructor in journalism at Pampa High Box 453 . Goodyear LifeGuard Tubes School, Pampa, Texas. VaRue Lindsay, '40lib.sci, Norman, has accepted Dwight Eugene Wilson, Jr., '39bus, formerly of a position as librarian in the public library at Whar- LINDQUIST Tulsa, was ordered to report September 18 to ton, Texas. Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois, Bob 217 W. Main Norman Phone 704 for a McWilliams, '40journ, reporter on the Rocky four-months' course in the reserve midshipman's Mountain News in Denver, Colorado, writes, school. "Sooners are scarce out here along with good foot-

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. .- :..- :..- . .- . . ball teams, and they're both missed ." Mr. McWil- ployed on the advertising staff of the Wewoka X- liams' address is 25 East 16th Avenue. Tirnes-Democrat . MILLER-BAIRD : Miss Lois Miller,'40, and Ken- 1941 In Time for neth K. Baird, '35bus, were married November 2 Wilburn H. Akers, '41geol, is a lieutenant at Alva . The Fort Sill . His home address is 1029 Southwest 28th CHRISTMAS in the home of the bride's parents in IIII couple arc at home at 1204 Fourth Street in Alva, Strcct, Oklahoma City . where Mrs. Baird is employed at the Central Na- Shelby T. Alexander, '41journ, has been appoint- Another Shipment of IIII tional Bank and Mr. Baird is manager of the Bard ed city editor of the Stillwater Daily News. . bride is a graduate of North- Joe Allton, '41, and Mrs. Allton (Betty Hopper, Motor Company The daugh- UNIVERSITY western State College, Alva, and did graduate work '41ba), Eufaula, announce the birth of a OF IIII ter, Carol Eileen, September 19. at the University. maker IIII MOORE-GRAY : Miss Helen Lucile Motoe, '40, Eulalce Long Anderson, '41 h.ec, is a home OKLAHOMA were married October 5 living at 2813 Western Avenue in Mattoon, Illinois . and Layton Norman Gray Har- in Conway, Arkansas . Mrs. Gray formerly lived in Maryerle Anderson, '41ed, is teaching in ENGLISH Seminole while serving as teacher in the Bowlegs mony Elementary School in Oklahoma City . Her IIII Arkansas Teachers address is 717 Northwest 25th Street. IIII schools . She is a graduate of the College, Conway, and has done graduate work at Wallace H. Batunan, '41eng, is employed in WEDGWOOD the Univers ty. Mr. Gray is associated with the Bell turbine testing department of the Westinghouse Telephone Company in Fort Smith, Arkansas, Electric Company at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania . IIII where the couple live . Lt. R'chard Bell, '41 bus, Oklahoma City, is sta- PLATES Frank J. Palas, '40ed, is band director on the tioned in the Panama Canal Zone . faculty of the Fargo, Oklahoma, schools . Macie Bond, '41cng, is employed with the Pan- KENNEY-PATMAN : Miss Norma Faye Kenney American Refining Company in Galveston, Texas. Run the Blockade IIII and J. I,. Patman, Jr ., '40ed, band director at Wau- Sam C. Buchanan, '41 bus, is a salesman trainee rika High School, were married October 11 at for Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company stationed Order Yours Now! IIII Healdton . The bride attended business school in in Clovis, New Mexico . Oklahoma City. Mr. Patman was band director CARR-BUCK : Announcement has been made $2.25 each at McMan, Oklahoma, before going to Waurika. of the wedding June 14 of Miss Barbara Jane Carr, IIII Earl Buck, '41eng, $24 per dozen Arthur Purinton, '40cng, and Mrs. Purinton, Augusta, Kansas, and Willis IIII Oklahoma City, announce the birth of a son, Paul at Little Rock, Arkansas . The br:dc, a member of Plus 2% sales tax, F.O .B. Oklahoma City Thomas, at St. Anthony's Hospital . Kappa Alpha Theta sorority, attended the Univer- IIII Two O. U. engineering alumni now engaged in sity of Missouri, Columbia . Mr. Buck is stationed IIII Order From Alumni Office Robinson near the construction of parts for bombers are Dan Red- with the 35th Division at Camp X University of Oklahoma, Norman wine, '40eng, and Bob F. Kahn, '40eng, who are Little Rock. IIII working for the Consolidated Aircraft Company and C. U. Burk, '41eng, lives at 1007 East Randolph the Ford Motor Company, with headquarters in Street in Enid . lie expects to be called to active Detroit and Ypsilanti, Michigan . duty in the U. S. Navy in January . John L. R ddle, '40, who has served for the last BUTCHER-McCOLLUM : Miss Betty Jo Butch- year in the 45th Division at Fort Sill and Camp er, '41, and Lt. Edward E. McCollum, '41, were Barkeley, has become managing editor of the married October 4 in Norman . The couple live in r Has Your Address Johnston County Capital-Democrat following dis- Lawton . charge from the army. He succeeds George B. Hill, Gerald D. Butterworth, '41eng, is with the Con- recently drafted . tinental Oil Company in Ponca City . His address Changed Recently? HUGHES-ROBINSON : Miss Rosalie Hughes, is 617 South Osage Street. graduate of Norman High School, became the bride John Cardwell, '41ba, formerly of Oklahoma attending George Washington University of Clyde Robinson, Jr., '40journ, October 19 in City, is Bcaird Norman . Mr. Robinson was photographer for the at Wash ngton, D. C. Ted Delta Chi, BOX-CARDWELL : At home in Little Rock, Sooner Yearbook and member of Sigma Alumni Secretary men's journal stic fraternity. He is now employed Arkansas, are Thomas A. Cardwell, '41eng, and Company in Mrs. Cardwell, the former Miss Hilda Box, who with the Oklahoma Photo Supply University of Oklahoma Oklahoma City. The couple are at home at 1217 were married August 17 . Mr . Cardwell is associ- with the U. S. Engineers of the War Depart- Northwest 13th Street. ated Norman, Okla. STRINGER -ROGERS : At home in Heavener are ment. Their address is 822 North Jackson Street. Donal Rogers, '40, and Mrs. Rogers, the former Ethel M. Clark, '411etters, lives at 228 West 17th Miss Pollyanna Stringer, who were married Sep- Place in Tulsa. tember 13 in Heavener. Mr. Rogers, a member of Peggy Clay, '41journ, formerly a reporter and Please correct my address as follows: Acacia fraternity, is associated with his father in columnist on the Anadarko Daily News, has accept- business . ed a position with the Dltlahoma City Times. Her Gareth Ruggles, '40ed, Cyril, has enlisted in the dut:cs will consist of preparation of a weekly school layouts, and feature assignments. Her U. S. Army Medical Corps and is stationed in the page, picture . Philippine Islands. address is 1219 North Ellison Street in Oklahoma Name ------SANDLIN-FORWARD : Miss Antonio Hoard City. Sandlin, '40, Ardmore, was married in August to Lt. William B. Clayton, Jr., '41bus, is property Frederick W. Forward, Corpus Christi, Texas. Mrs. officer in the Quartermaster Corps at Venice, Flori- da. Forward is a member of Chi Omega sorority. The Street______.__. couple live in Corpus Christi where Mr. Forward Ralph S. Clifford, '411aw, is an attorney for the is associated with the Phillips Petroleum Company. National Labor Relations Board in Washington, GRIM-SCHRAMECK : At home at 1002 Stephens D. C., and Mrs. Clifford, the former Miss Mary Street in Duncan are Jesse A. Schrameck, '40bus, Faye Grantham, '41, is employed in the offices and Mrs. Schrameck, the former Miss Katherine of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation . City and State __ __-- Grim, '40bus, who were married in late September Thomas I,. Collins, '411etters, continuity director at Duncan. for station KOCY in Oklahoma City, has sold an Anna Ruth Seaman, '40bus, is employed with orig pal script, The Fish on the Bathroom Floor, to the Simpson-Fell Oil Company at Ardmore. the Columbia Workshop program for $100 . Robert Sewell, '40fa, is a student in Hollywood, Jim P. Cook, '41eng, is plastics inspector for the California. He lives at 2025 North Highland Ave- Keeler Brass Company, Grand Rapids, Michigan. nue . Alta Virginia Cooper, '41ed, is secretary to the William St. Clair, '40, has been employed as a principal and part-time teacher at Foster High geolog ist by a diamond syndicate in Johannesburg, School, Oklahoma City . Her address is 3341 North- South Africa . west 25th Street. Lt. Louis M. Swanson, '40, formerly of Musko- Stratton B. Cralle, '41bs, is service engineer with gee, has been assigned as an air corps instructor at Sperry Gyroscope Company in Brooklyn, New York. Gardner Field near Taft, California. His address is 55 Hanson Place. Elizabeth Thomas, '40phys .ed, is on the faculty Cecil Cross, '41pharm, is a pharmacist at Pauls o£ Cherokee School in Tulsa. Rexall Drug Store in Hartshorne. He and Mrs. Kenneth Ward, '40fa, Lawton singer well known Cross (Alice Faye, '41ma), are at home at 608 at O. U. and throughout the state, made a concert Pennsylvania Avenue. The Upholstering Shop Lt. Samuel R. Cross, '41eng, is stationed with debut in October at Kimball Hall in Chicago, Bli- Jackson nois, where he is studying at the American Con- the 11th Regiment of the Field Artillery at Camp Mrs . Louis P. Burns - C. H. servatory . Roberts, California. 101 E. Comanche, Norman Phone 1721 Myrtle West, '40journ, '41ma, has been em- EUBANK-CURTIS : Announcement has been 27 DECEMBER, 1941

made of the wedding June 25 at Williamsburg, and Mrs. Holt, the former Miss Dorothy C. Reese, Virginia, of Miss Dor:s M. Eubank and Lt. Ben F. graduate of Oklahoma A. and M. College, Still- Curtis, '41cng, officer now on duty with the 7th water. At the time of their marriage, both were Quartermaster Regiment at Camp Lee, Virginia . freshmen students in the O. U. School of Medicine, The couple are at ]ionic at Petersburg, Virginia . Oklahoma City . Mr . Holt has begun his second Hazel Dillingham, '41m .ed, is supervisor of ele- year there. mentary education at Arkansas Teachers College, Joe Hoppe, '41, has enlisted in the U. S. Air Arkadelphia. Corps and is stationed at Sheppard Field near Inez Dukes, '41m .ed, teaches English in Putnam Wichita Falls, Texas. City High School, Oklahoma City. L. W. Hubbell, '41cng, is employed with the James Wesley Duncan, '41m .ed, is principal at Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company Lindsay High School and coach at Middleberg in St . Louis, Missouri . His address is 411 North School . Seventh Street. Lester L. Dunn, '41 m .fa, principal of Bethany ERICKSON-HUGHES: Miss Caroline Erickson High School, has charge of music instruction in the and Lt . Hugh Robert Hughes, '41, were married high school and is tenor soloist and assistant choir October 19 in Cushing. They will be at home in director at the Church of the Nazarene . Fort Riley, Kansas, while Lieutenant Hughes is Wayne Ivan Dyer, '411aw, Wichita, Kansas, is stationed there. He is a graduate of New Mexico an independent commerce counsel practicing be- Military Institute and a member of Sigma No fore the interstate Commerce Commission . fraternity. Mrs. Hughes, member of Pi Beta Phi Fremon Estep, '41eng, has accepted a position sorority, attended Oklahoma A. and M. College, as civ l engineer with the U. S. government in Little Stil lwater . Rock, Arkansas . Formerly he was a civil engineer J. P. Huie, '41ba, is a student at Pearsall, Texas, for the Santa Fe Railway at Arkansas City, Kansas . Box 112. Ura Foster, '41m .ed, art supervisor at Mangum Duane L. Jones, '41, Ponca City, has been com- Christmas Greetings Grade School, is leader of the intermediate Girl inissioned as second lieutenant in the U. S. Air Scout troop in Mangum . Corps at Stockton Field, California . To its many Sooner alumni friends Arturo J. Garcia, '41ba, Oklahoma City, plans Margaret Jones, '411>hys .ed, teaches physical edu- and customers and associates, this to enroll in Lraduate work at Oklahoma A. and cation in the schools at Blackwell. M. College, S6llwater, the second semester . Ronald A. Jones, '41eng, is employed as welding bank sends Christmas Greetings Charles Giflin, '41, formerly employed in the eng neer with the Dow Chemical Company at Mid- and best wishes for the year 1942 . news bureau of radio station WKY, Oklahoma City, land, Michigan . His present project is research on has gone to Washington, D. C., where he will he welding of magnesium alloys . employed as photographer for the Securities Ex- Carl Kniffin, '41 m.ed, is principal of the ele- THE change Commission . mentary school at Sulphur. Anna Follcy Goodwin, '41cd, is vacationing in Charles L. Krueger, '411aw, is temporarily en- California this winter . Her address is 323 West gaged as an aviation pilot in San Antonio, Texas. Fourth Street in Long Beach. His address is 343 Chicago Boulevard. SecurityNATIONAL BANK Anna East Grant, '41m .ed, is vocal music super- Ensign Frank Millard Long, Jr., '41, is an cngi- visor at Sam Houston Junior High School in Ama- ncer on the U.S.S. Norman, Oklahoma Astoria at Los Angeles, Cali- ri'lo, Texas. fornia . R. W. Hutto, '10, President HALE-STROMBERG: Miss Mary Love Hale, Quentin Maulc, '41ba, is a student at the Uni- '41 fa, and William Hugo Stromberg, '41, were mar- versity of Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Chicago. ried September 27 in Ardmore. Mrs. Stromberg Odell Garland McAninch, '41eng, electrical en- a is graduate of Gulf Park College, Gulfport, Massa- gineer at a new General Electric Company plant chusetts, and a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority . Mr . in Fort Wayne, Indiana, is planning and directing Fresh Bakery Products Stroinberg, a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fra- installation of equipment to manufacture parts for ternity, was graduated from New Mexico Military Navy anti-aircraft guns . Buy directly from the bakery and be sure what Institute, Roswell . The couple live in Ardmore Mc.CLAIN-ALLEN : Miss you are buying is fresh from the ovens . Rose Ann McClain, where be is associated with the Hudson Houston '41, and William Earl Allen, Bake-Rite offers you nearly a dozen varieties '41eng, were married Lumber Company. October 11 in El Reno. of bread, as well as delicious fresh pies, cakes, At the University, Mrs. Jack Hall, '41, Oklahoma City, has been com- Allen took part in various athletic and musical cookies and rolls. missioned as second lieutenant at Stockton Field, organizations and was accompanist for the men's California, and assigned to the air base at Port- and women's quartets . Mr . Allen is employed with land . Oregon . the Gulf Oil Company in Seminole where the John Woodrow Hamilton, '41 m.ed, is high school couple are at home. principal at Cement, Oklahoma . McCULLOH-LOWS: Miss Glynden McCulloh, O'Pal Havelv, '41, is a teacher at Hughes Con- '41journ, Oklahoma City, and Kenneth Ray Lowe, solidtaed School . Route 2, Lindsay, Oklahoma. '41, Ardmore, were married October 29 in Nor- Ethel Hays, '41ba, '411ib .sci, is librarian in the man. Mrs. Lowe, member of Theta Sigma Phi, high school at pelican, Louisiana. women's journalistic fraternity, was assistant de- 211 E. Main Norman Phone 718 Euphanellc Hendrix, '41ba, is a typist for Logan signer for deClaspel's Exotic Flowers in Oklahoma Company n " Guthrie. Her address is 116yz East C'ty. Mr . Lowe has been on the editorial staff of Oklahoma Street . the Seminole Producer and an announcer for sta- "Iceland is not such a had place," Wilson Her- tion KVSO, Ardmore, and KADA, Ada. v-v, '41, Marlow, private in the first United States PRICE-McDONALD : Miss Faye Price and Joe CHAMPLINSUPER Marine Brigade, wrote the Alumni Office last Richard McDonald, '41, were married October 12 SERVICE STATION month . He added, however, that he likes the United in the home of the bride's parents in Woodward . TIRES - GREASING - WASHING - REPAIRS States much better, particularly the O. U. campus . Both Mr . and Mrs. McDonald attended Wood- Open Day and Night His chief concern was arranging for correspondence ward Junior College. They are at home at 228 West E F . . SHERMAN, Manager courses to continue his education. The former stu- Oak Street in Enid where he is employed on a Main and Highway 77 Norman Phone 644 clent a junior in arts and sciences last year, st"II bomber school project. considers himself an "O . U. fan" and declares, "I Bert McElroy, '411aw, is resident investigator for am verv interested in what is going on on the Travelers Insurance Company in Tulsa with head- Universitv campus ." He is a brother of John G. quarters at 328 National Bank of Tulsa Building. Harvey '251aw, clean of the School of Law. Laurence McElwaine, '416s, formerly of Tulsa, Ernie Hoberecht, '41 journ, reporter on the Press- is working for the Curtiss-Wright Company in St . Scimitar PHONE in Memphis, Tennessee, is the author of Louis, Missouri, and attending night classes at the an article i n a recent issue of Author and Journalist Washington University Medical School . and another to appear in a future issue. Jeanne Elsie McKinnon, '41med, is an interne HOBGOOD-McREYNOLDS : Miss Jeanne Hob- at Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital, Santa Barbara, good, '41 fa, and Robert C. McReynolds, Duncan, California . graduate student at the University, were married Mavis McLean, '411ib.sci, is assistant cataloger in in October at El Reno . The couple are at home the library at Oklahoma A. and M. College, Still- at 443 West Bovd Street in Norman . water. Her address is 612 West Street . Lt. Jack R. Hodge. '41bus, has been training Lt . R. L. Mills, '41eng, is stationed with the for foreign service at Fort Francis E. Warren, Wy- 18th Field Artillery at Fort Sill . oming, and Camn Lee, Virginia . His home is at Ben E. Mobley, '41ba, '411aw, has opened Clark Cleaners 705 Northwest 22nd Street, Oklahoma City . a law office in the Koehler Building in Lawton . 48 REFSE-HOLT : At home in Oklahoma City at MOORE-BROWN: Miss Betty Louise Moore, '41, 736 Northeast 13th Street are Robert P. Holt, '416a, and Paul C. Brown, Oklahoma City, were married

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this fall in Yukon. Both were graduated from high school in Oklahoma City. They live in Los Angeles, California. PURSLEY-MOORS : Miss Faye Purslcy and Lt. Fred C. Moore, '41bus, were married in early fall in Oklahoma City. They arc at home "n Lawton while Lieutenant Moore is stationed at Fort Sill . Mrs . Moore attended Blackwood-Davis Business College in Oklahoma City and has been employed with the Southwestern Bell_Telephone Company. CROSS -MORGAN : Announcement has been made of the wedding August 10 of Miss Betty Cross, Kingman, Kansas, and John V. Morgan, '41eng . The couple live at 1128 Elm Street in Perry, where Mr. Morgan is petroleum engineer for Stanolind O:1 and Gas Company. Vera A. Morgan, '41nurse, is on the staff of Can- tonment Hospital at Fort Sill . Howard S. Morrison, '41cng, is an ensign at the Lane-Wells Technical Oil tion costs and increasing ulti- U. S. '.Naval Training Station, Newport, Rhode Is- production of each well. land . His home is in Bartlesville . Field Services are helping mate Lee Murphy, '41law, Cushing attorney, has ac- produc- For full details about these cepted an appointment as field examiner with the America's petroleum Civil Scrvicc Commission . He and Mrs . Murphy ers meet an ever-expanding services and how they work: plan to maintain their residence in Cushing . Angeles. Walter Neustadt, Jr., '41ms, Ardmore, is work- need for oil by cutting produc- WriteLane-Wells,Los ing toward a doctorate in geology . Malcolm Orr, '41phys .ed, Tulsa, has applied for enlistment in the U. S. Naval Reserve . He has been working on machine-gun parts for the Walter Gun Perforator O'Bannon Company at Tulsa. Electrolog Lt. Bruce Dee Owen, '41eng, who lives at 1208 Radioactivity Logs instructor in radio com- Ferris Street in Lawton, is through Casing munication at Fort Sill . Helen Patterson, '41nurse, is an instructor at Oil Well Surveys the Methodist Deaconess Hospital in Louisville. Kentucky. Whistler's PELLEY - DANIELL : Miss Mary Ella Pelley, Good Music '41ed, and Robert E. Daniell were married October The Ideal Xmas Gift 18 in Altus. Mr. Daniell is a graduate of the Uni- Southern Floral vers ty of Nebraska . The couple are at home in ALBUMS - - RECORDS - - MUSIC BOOKS Shop Decatur, Texas, where he is assistant soil tech- nologist with the Soil Conservation Service . Fischer Music Shop Flowers for All Occasions Roy Peters, '41m.ed, is superintendent of Middle- 580 Buchanan 317 W. Boyd Phone 1000 Norman berg School, north of Lindsay, Oklahoma. Norman W. Peyton, '41, is employed with Black, Sivalls & Bryson, Inc., in Oklahoma City. George Ben Phillips, '41eng, has been working on plans for "flying fortress" airplanes in the Boe- Give 50th ing Aircraft plant at Seattle, Washington . His ad- Anniversary dress is 5116 West Stevens Street, Seattle. O.U. Plates Lt. Wendell Clark Phillips, '41bus, has been assigned to duty with the ordnance works at Chou- teau, Oklahoma where the army is preparing to build an $80,000,000 powder plant. Lieutenant three-month course at Clark recently completed a Plus 10c the army quartermaster school, Philadelphia, Penn- sylvania. each for Lee G. Plainer, '41eng, mechanical engineer in shipping the oil fields at Archer C~ty, Texas, expects to be charges transferred soon to fields in Kansas or Oklahoma. POTTS-LEEPER : At home at 105 Northwest 30th Street in Oklahoma City are Harold Leeper, graduate of the University of Missouri, and Mrs. Leeper, the former Miss Maribellc Potts, '41bus, who were married September 21 in Okmulgee. Mrs. Leeper was active in the Y.W.C.A. at the Uni- versity and was secretary in the Sooner Magazine office for several years. Mr. Leeper is associated w tli the Commercial Investment Trust Corporation . Luther H. Proctor, '41eng, is a petroleum engi- Send check neer at Vanderbilt, Texas. or cash '41 ed, PYLANT-SLEEKER : Miss Kathryn Pylant, to avoid and Raymond Sleeker were married October 3 in Duncan. The couple live at 315 South 10th Street C.O.D. in Duncan, where Mrs. Sleeker is employed in charges the accounting department of the Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Company and Mr. Sleeker is assocated with the Nichols Motor Company. Coridon J. Quinn, '41, Okmulgce, has enlisted Varsity for training as an aviation cadet in Tulsa. Samuel Albert Ray, '41eng, is employed as a Book Shop geologist for the Pure Oil Company at Fort Worth, 798 Asp, Norman Texas. William A. Richards, '41bus, is an accounting Send __ _ plates to : clerk for General Electric Company in Schenectady, New York. His address is 604 State Street. Name Trebeh Louse Ricks, '41nurse, is doing general staff nursing in Oklahoma City. Her address is 423 East 10th Street.

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Walter K. Rott, '41journ, investigator for the Retail Credit Company in Sappington, Missouri, will begin training in the U. S. Naval Reserve Corps in January at Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois. George F. Saunders, '41bus, is an accountant in the division oIIicc of the 1 exas Company in New Orleans, Louisiana. His address is 804 St . Charles Avenue . Robert E. Shaw, '416us, is a special agent for the Federal Bureau of Investigation, with headquarters in Room 5250, Department of Justice Building, Wash ngton, D. C. John L. Shiblcy, '41bs, is stationed in the Signal Corps at Fort Monmouth, New Jersey. His home is at 1602 West Oklahoma Street in Guthrie. Houston Iluf Shirley, Jr ., '416us, formerly of Tulsa, was ordered to report September 18 to i re Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois, for a TO the see four-montlis' course in the reserve midshipmen's MEMO T3 ou 11 school . 9ou al ds and J. M. Simpson, '41cng, is employed in the test- ae nt19 . department of General Electric Company, Sche- fr ing Shop rsooner And its ncctady, New York. Coffee re . t us SMITH-ROGERS : Miss Mary Beth Smith, '416a, th .man9 Of tanceS that im'Port to and Eldon Rogers, '40cng, were married October for a, d 5 in Tulsa. They are at home in Boise, Idaho, where acneaplace that,i cona Mr . Rogers is stationed at the ordnance office of a thte University, Mrs. Rogcrs f erenc aen__andcon the Boise Air Base . At the conf Lariaheo11 was a member of various campus and religious ess Mortar Board, for b in organizat!ons, Phi Beta Kappa and Schedule time ne food serving as president of the latter group during her eeting fers fi senior year. While a junior, she was one of 20 . . oundings co-cds chosen for the junior Women's Honor Class Bi nur Mr. Rogers was affiliated with several engineering genlal clubs. IIARRIS-SMITH : Miss Jane Harris and Lt. Tom C. Smith, '41, both graduates of the University of Tennessee, were married in late fall in Knoxville, Tennessee. The bride has been taking graduate work at the University of Minnesota while Lieu- tenant Smith attended law school at the University where lie was formerly assistant to the dean of men. Ile is stationer) at Will Rogcrs Field. Lt . L. 1) . Sollcnbergcr, '4l cng, Randolph Field, Texas, is taking ground school training in meteor- ology leading to an instructorship . 13ess E. Sparlin, '4lm .cd, is on the faculty of Lcnwood Elcmntar\ School in Lynwood, Cali- fornia. She recently was elected president of the L~ nwood Teachers Club composed of 75 members. I ler address is 3544 East Josephine Street . Richard G. Stith, '4lbus, is an agent for Braniff Airways in Oklahoma City . His home address is 703 Jenkins APCllue in Norman . James Stephenson, '41 fa, Gcary pianist, has appeared as guest artist with the Oklahoma Symphony Orchestra. STREET-CLARK : Miss Helen Street, '41, and Clayton William Clark, corporal with the 45th Di- vision at (:amp Barkclcy, Texas, were married in early October at Woodward. Lt .(*corgcR. Sullivan, '41 bus, hasbeen convalesc- ing in a hospital near the Quartcnnaster School in Philadclplua, Pennsylvania, where he has under- gone two operations in the last six months . Lieu- tenant Sullivan has been attending the Quarter- master School and was scheduled to be stationed at San Francisco, Califorda, when the second oper- ation became necessary. John E. Tcvcrhaugh, '41bs, is a student in Tulane Medical School at New Orleans, Louisiana. Lawson Thomas, '41, former Purcell High School football player, is on active duty at Gunter Field, Alabama . Thurston C. Thomas, '41 bus, has enlisted in the U. S. Air Corps as a flying cadet and is waiting to be called to active duty . R. h. . 1-drow, Jr ., '41eng, an ensign in the United States Naval Reserve, is now district aide for supply at the headquarters of the Ninth Naval District, Great Lakes, Illinois . Before this assignment he spent three months in training at the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administra- tion . TURNER-SMITI I : Miss Marjor e Eleanor Tur- ner, '4lfa, and Lt. Jimmie C. Smith, Jr ., '41geol, were married in October at Oklahoma City. The bride is a member and former president of Delta Delta Delta sorority at O. U. Her father, Lt . Cal.

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Howard W. Turner, was for four years commander of the organized reserves in Norman . Lieutenant Smith, now stationed at Fort Sill, is a member of Phi Gamma Delta fratenity. John D. Umber, '4leng, is employed in the cal- culation department of the M. W. Kellogg Com- pany in Jersey City, New Jersey . His address is 654 Bergen Avenue . J. E. Upp, '41 eng, has gone to Aruba, West Indies, to work for an oil company. WESTGATE - BURKHALTER : Miss Mildred Westgate, '41, and Thomas A. Burkhalter, '41, were married this fall in Oklahoma City . The couple live in Blackwell where he is a chemist for the Blackwell Zinc Company. Joan V. Wetmore, '4led, teacher in the grade school at Hot Springs, Arkansas, lives at 1421 Central Avenue. George M. Willson, '41m .ed, is grade school principal and band director at Newcastle, Okla- homa . Among the newest arrivals to join the rapidly increasing number of Sooners in the Philippine Is- lands are Lt . Jack T. Woodson, '41eng, and Lt . Freddie LaBoone, '39eng, who sailed in September from San Francisco, California . for Mc- Calvin York, '416us, is a bookkeeper Some long-wanted item of home furnishings- Intyre, Sherman & Cummings, oil producers, in a radio, a new kitchen range, a modern refriger- the McBirney Building in Tulsa. ator, a new living room set-makes a Christmas Matthew L. Zollner, '41, former Sooner basket- gift that is truly "For the Whole Family ." See ball player, is attending the advanced flying school the grand array of gifts for the home now on at Sacramento, California, after graduating from display at Doc and Bill . Moffett Field. Upon completion of the advanced flying course, the former O. U. athlete is to re- ceive a commission as second lieutenant. Christmas Greetings to All Our Sooner Friends MONRONEY'S Bust of Sequoyah Doe and Bill Furniture Co. Created by Harold Castor, '39fa, art in- Oklahoma City 10 West Grand structor in the Oklahoma City, schools, a bust of Sequoyah stands in the halls of "Tulsa Central High School as a gift of the Class of '41 . The class also presented a simi- r lar bust of Will Rogers . 35 M-1 Mr . Castor engaged in extensive research M5-5 Ne, Nn= an to determine the physical appearance of Sequoyah . No photographs were ever made of the Indian, the camera not being in extensive use at the time he lived, and the Sports k0wo ear wttk J"PlUinction only painting of him in existence is a por- trait by the artist King, who maintained a for Aen and omen studio in Washington and painted the In- dians when they arrived on official busi- Enjoy looking over Anderson's large collection ness of their tribes . There is, however, a large amount of written description of his of sports clothes from the nation's best stylists character and personality and a little about his physical features . Sports Jackets by such well known makers as Field and Stream, Mr . Castor studied that material and Californian are found at Anderson's in a wide used it as a basis upon which to create a bust Pendleton, and representing all the known characteristics variety of styles including cloth, reversibles and leather . Outdoor scholar. Mr. Castor says, "Of of the Indian clothes from the better manufacturers have a dash of distinction course one cannot be sure it is an unim- peachable likeness . It is my interpretation that lifts them definitely from the ordinary. of the great man which I feel contains the qualities he possessed." Both Mr . Castor and Mrs. Castor (Delia Franklin, '36fa) are artists whose works have been recognized throughout the state. Mrs . Castor's field is oil painting .

Traveling Professors Proof that the University campus is statewide is furnished in figures compiled by the Bureau of Lectures and Enter- OKLAHOMA CITY tainment which show that 165 faculty members appeared on 1,400 programs over the state last year .

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