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Class List of Business Alumni 1924 Sclinger, Leo Henderson, Claude E Class List of Business Alumni 1924 Sclinger, Leo Henderson, Claude E. McAlister, William Claud Johnson, William Griffith Berrigan, William Jackson Smith, Horace Adrian Hinton, Joe F. McKinney, George Mix Kidwell, Bernisc Emmett Byers, Jerome Samuel Smith, James Curtice Holt, Victor, Jr. Meeker, Jack Wade Lcike, L. M. Cash, Travis Roy Smith, J. Hubert Humphrey, Fred Eugene Metz, George W. Liebman, Ellis Abe Gildenncister, Harold W. Spence, Clarence Roderick James, Hugh Gregory Mills, Ernest Harold Long, Russell Jennings Goddard, Velma Lois Starr, Ted Quay Kapp, Clayton E., Jr . Montgomery, Robert Strong Love, Early Caruthers Haycs, William Byron Stroup, Harold Marion Keith, Alvie M. Morse, Norman Anderson Manney, Charles Henry Hinkle, Henry W, Sureck, Henry Judah Kid(], Summie Samuel Murrell, Robert Lloyd Mayhew, James Hitch, Robert Prescott Thompson, Albert Claude Sewall Martin, John Philip Neutfer, Harrv Leonard McCann, Alberta I-Iohl, George Michael Turner, Harold Van Mason, Joe Harold Neville, Edwin L. McCree, Marvin Kelly, Roy O. William Wagner, Cyril McBride, Joe White Oakes, Eltner Wade McCroskey, Ira McGehee, Mary B. Wilson, Alexander Milam Moore, Thomas Robert Round, Clarence B. McKinney, Kermit Miller, Ralph Vernon 1927 Muldrow, Henry Lowndes Ryan, Donald Robert McKittrick, Moore, Colbert Britten Lenore Adams, Max B. Painter, Charles Daniel Satterfield, C. Donald Meeks, Rackley, James William James Fleming Aderhold, May Rose Patterson, Glenn E. Schaul, Gordon Tasker Miller, Reid, Theodore R. William Burns, Jr . Barrett, Earl LcRoy Pearson, John Cannon, Jr . Sellars, James L. Moody, Rogers, Murrel C. Joe R. Berry, Paul H. Purycar, Furman Mathers Shirley, Lewis Lacl Morris, Robert James Smith, Clarence Brice Bohannon, Ralph Marion Reid, Charles O'Neill Shives, Aubrey Courtney Motley, Claude F. Sri(,]], Walter Douglass Bonebrake, John Henry RUC, )im Belden Simpson, Agnes Ruth Nicholas, Mildred Spencer, Ralph S. L. Brown, Joe W, Schaul, Gordon Tasker Sivalls, Robert J. Nichols, Merrill Stinson, Herman Birchard Carruth Brownc, Virgil Spellman, Jr . Scott, Norvcll Kenneth Smith, Curtis Merritt Noble, William Thomas, Rolla William Herbert, Jr . (1asey, Erncst Otto Seba, Wesley F. Smith, Jim E. Patten, Whitson, William Joseph Charles Harold Chatman, Connie Shaffer, Harold R. Smith, Leon Louis Pearson, Young, Raymond Jay Joe Clark William Cooke, Robert Norman Sommers, Albert Lee Sooter, Howard Walter Peterson, Gerald Horton 1925 Cornelison, Robert LcRoy Speck, John King Starkey, Edwin Rugh Primrose, Odies L. Armor, George F Cox, Ova Sue Stephens, Robert Van Hooz- Sullivan, Earl C. Richey, Johnny cr Barnes, Clifford R. Dillon, Dean Dwight Thompson, S. Eugene Rifle, Eugene Herbert Stewart, Frank A. Booton, Floyd E:. Dunlap, Hughey I? . Townsend, William Clem- Roberts, Roscoe Lee Titus, George Cole, Roy E. Farrimond, James William Francis ens Rodgers, William W. Usher, Lucy Dawson, Byron T. Frey, Victor Martin Tuttle, Willard I. Rosecrans, Alvin Knox Vandaveer, DeVaney, J. Tom Funk, Gustavus DeLana James Martin Van Zandt, Howard Frank- Scott, James Bryant Webster, James Deen Gentry, Eugene McClellan Giezentanner, Irvin lin Simon, Barney B. White, Clifford Lee Gibson, Earl S. Gross, Cecil Fred Ward, James Mared Smith, Sherman Graham fluff, Eltner Harber, Raymond W. Whittle, Thomas Edgar Witt, Catherine Sureck, Morris Wilson, Ted M. Ivester, Horace Harkins, Ernest M. Wolff, Llewellyn Justin Sutton, William Henry Wooclall, Loyal Johnson, James Kelly Harris, Thomas Ruffn Woodard, William Charles Taylor, J. Wiley, Jr . Langford, Earl A. High, Rosalie 1929 Wright, Carleton Paul Terry, Bedford Tinsley Morrison, Leo Jones, Lemuel Edwin Abel, Burl Monroe Wright, Olin Herbert Thurber, Bert Henry Patterson, William A. Jones, Otho L. Alexander, Roe Wright, Thomas Z. Tilley, Plummer Penick, James Orr Jones, Patrick J. Avery, Gordon Stephens Young, Arlin Lee Townsend, Ruth Ida Petty, Edward Clarence Loughney, Edward Dean Barnett, James Bruce Young, Stephen Franklin, Jr. Tucker, Hampton, Jr. Plummer, Hazel Adelle Malone, George Louis Barthcld, Lyle W. 1930 Vaughan, A. Lilburn Mead, Glen Norris Webb, Robert Portwood, Leonard Bass, George William Amos, Marion Hubbell T. Monte, Hugh Latham West, Carl Sloan, Jackson McKinney Bell, Aldon Austin, Jack Frost Jackson Park, Rucl Edward West, Solf, Ernest H. Blake, Roger T. Barth, Jack Frederick James Milton Roberts, Harold Willsey, Sommers, Earl Reynolds Emmett Nevins, Bryan Polk Boory, Tacy Charles Phillip Smith, Arthur Wilson, Spencer, Bonnie C. Marion Boatright, Fred Henderson Bower, Jay William Solon Meredith Paul Sureck, Jacob B. Zoller, Veril E. Thompson, Nelltna B. Brand, Hilton Palmer Bowman, Robert Paul Tats, Claudc Butherick Voss, Dalton Brite, Cecil H. Boyd, Homer Grayden 1931 Underhill, Hurshel Ells- Wootten, John Belton Brown, Audry Ann Brownc, Henry William Abel, Burl Monroe worth Young, Claudc 'P . Buchanan, Eugene Carson, Paul Newton Adler, R. Gerson Vacin, Victor Joe Buskirk, Sam H. Casey, Earl A. Alford, George Robert 1926 van Griethuysen, Theodore BNrd, Gene Cats, Alice Elizabeth Anderson, Kenneth Cordell Atkins, Luther Wesley Andre Carson, Russell Wayne Clark, Mary Catherine Andrews, John Herbert Avery, James Leighton Vaughan, William Walter Clark, Frank Hill Clifford, Thomas Hill Baltzley, Clifford Adrian Banks, Mahlon L. Whistler, Rex A. Clarkson, Ellis H. Craig, Albert Pike Behringer, Edward Nix Blythe, Frank McElwee White, J. Russell Callers, Jack Merrill Craig, Carl O. Benedict, William Boylan, Eugene Monroe Wright, Donald Fox Russell Cutler, Russell Byron Lyle Crallc, James S. Bevens, Bruce B. Brown, Thomas Loyd 1928 Dent, George Hamilton Crudgington, Allicne Bickett, Edna Blanche Carpenter, Paul Foushee Abbott, William Rogers Douglas, Holme Dorsey, Jr . Day, Harry Winfield Birdseye, George Reed Cole, Clarence M. Anderson, Delmar P. DrmTVight, Everett F. Dcvenport, Rex Charles Boyd, Jasper Francis Connor, Theil Louise Anderson, Dillon Eastland, Joseph Milton Donaghey, Luther John Boyd, Murrell Neale Crow, J. C. Aust, Richard Wootten Fagin, Russell 1) . Drake, Wilbur Seville Bradley, Robert Joseph Crowder, William Ucl Baker, A . Summers, Jr . Forrester, Frank Daniel Elliott, J. C. Burkett, Lewis Leslie Drabek, Ernest E. Barnes, Aliner A. Fowler Reford Allen Emanuel, Millard Loyd Carter, John Edgar Duna,gan, Everett Daniel Barrett, Charles M. Fowler, Walter Thomas Emanuel, Milton Cloyd Cole, Robert LcRoy Funderburk, Wilbur Barrett, Frank Elmer French, German Fentress, Ray Charles Cook, Charles William Guffey, Roy Cornelius Bass, Boylston B. French, Walter S. Figley, Ray T. Crain, Doyle Stevenson Haddad, Sam N. Bell, Orlan Garrctson, Ralph Bonner Fritch, Faye Aletha Creekmore, Edward B. Harper, Frieda Bertholf, George Edward Garrison, William Delzcll Fritch, Mattie Odelia Datum, Reynolds F. Hassebrook, Evelyn E. Boons, Jack E. B . Hardin, Minor Wallace Gay, James Clinton Deal, William Hatchett, J. Fred Hartley Bozarth, Howard Jackson Hardwick, Kermit Jarrett Gerkey, Edward, Jr . Denison, Jess Irving, Jr. Hayes, Charles Horace Brockett, George Thomas Haswell, Andrew Jordan Giezentanner, Archie Har- Dent, Henry Williams Head, Morris Love Brown, Alford T. Hobergcr, Laura M. rison Donnell, Thomas William Johnson, Everett Stebbins, Jr . Brown, Lco J. Hooker, Lerton W. Gilliland, Davis Alfred Ervin, Munger Wynne Joyce, Waldo Varied Cole, Edmond Vinson Huddle, Thornton Cosby Henley, James Rufus Fenn, William II . Kygar, Wilson f.. Collins, James Howard Johnstone, John, Jr . Horner, Theodore Hood Fogarty, Lorraine Mason, Glenn G. Scothorn Darby, Emmett A. Klufa, Emma Ruby Howard, Francis Sterling, Jr . Fratcher, Louis Edward McCarter, Louis Eugene Donaldson, Charles Edmund Leer, Mertice Theodore Huff, Lacie Pauline Garner, Rex S. Monaghan, John Gerald Drake, Albert LeGate, Alta Huggins, Gerald Alan Gossett, Mildred Turner Moody, Lloyd Thayer Edwards, John Thomas Levering, Jack Ingle, G. Francis Greenshields, Theodore Dor- Morris, Charles Shelby Gardner, Chester Gerald Long, Sadie B. Jacobs, Clyde Williams man Ramsay, Dorothea Goodner, Marvin Ernest Lutnan, Carl C. Jancway, Rodney Francis Grimes, Oscar Lancaster Roberts, Byron Lee Harman, Ferrin Cole Marty, Charles Lowell Jenks, ],']met B. Guthrie, John Lloyd Scott, Charles Edward Hawkins, Guy Rodgers Mays, William Paul Johnson, Herbert Pearson Hall, Marvin Blum 20 SOONER MAGAZINE Hardin, Harold W. Grady, Charles Elmer, Jr. Craig, John Lakc Boutin, Betty Allen Bunch, LeRoy Hayes, Joe Clark Gregg, L. J. Creagor, George Carol Bynum, James Smith Carden, Buford Walkley llcrher, Peter T. Hamilton, Arthur Victor Dale, Del Val Carpenter, Clarence Coe Carr, Viola Mae Hutchison, David Wendell Hamilton, Chester Verne Darnall, Cecil Adrian Carson, Thomas Barrett Chambers, Carl Norton Walter Monroc Dixon, Aubrey Ernest Carter, Ton-Ka Hale Champlin, William Pickard Jenkins, Roy Clifton Heaslet, Brenner Johnson, Dodson Robert Ilemincr, Judah S. Donnell, Harold Willard Coblentz, Charles Cook, Lloyd W Kapp, Howard C. IIcnslcy, Burdctte Hamilton lilkins, James Daniel, Jr. Colwick, Ovie John Darnall, Thomas Wade licndall, Leslie Francis Hiatt, John HCrbcrt I .Ilcgood, Dick L. 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