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38 Graduates Find Work Quickly They've Scattered to Half the States in the Union, and Are Finding Oppor- Tunities in a Great Variety of Jobs t_ '38 Graduates Find Work Quickly They've Scattered to Half the States In The Union, and Are Finding Oppor- tunities In a Great Variety of Jobs. Mark G. Meister, private practice, Oklahoma City. ITH definite reports received from tionally. They may be found, of course, in Sulphur. approximatelyW half of the Okla- Ewing Sadler, county attorney, members of the practically all of the major cities of Edward M. Shipp, private practice, Idabel. 1938 graduating class-the largest graduat- homa. But they also report from Egypt, Joe D. Shumate, private practice, Pauls Valley . ing class in history-the Alumni Office has Newfoundland, and Canada, as well as Norman Shutler, private practice, Kingfisher. reason to believe that a large proportion of states besides Oklahoma. James B. Simms, Simms and Simms, Tulsa. from twenty-six Aaron Mesirow, private practice, Tulsa. the new graduates were able to find em- The other states where the '38 grads may Frank R. Clark, Jr., Helmerich and Payne, Sa- ployment within a short time after leaving be found include Arkansas, Montana, Vir- lem, Illinois. school. ginia, Michigan, Oregon, Washington, T. Gerald Watts, county attorney, Hobart . Of the nearly six hundred new alumni Iowa, Missouri, Tennessee, Texas, Arizona, Earl J. Trosper, private practice, Oklahoma City. who already have C. B. Patrick, private practice, Skiatook sent placement informa- Illinois, Kansas, Louisiana, New Jersey, Julian Rothbaum, private practice, Hartshorne. tion to the Alumni Office, only thirty-one Colorado, California, South Dakota, Min- Kenneth Robinson, private practice, Oklahoma failed to list a specific occupational place- nesota, Massachusetts, Ohio, Idaho, New City . ment, and only about a half dozen stated York, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Mary- Millard F. Lowrance, private practice. Sulphur. that they were unemployed. D. C. Charles A. Kothe, Jr ., private practice, Tulsa. land, as well as Washington, Russell G. Jones, Jennings and Jones, Lawton . More than one hundred fifty members Placements of '38 graduates include George Robert Inglish, private practice, Okmul- of the graduating class reported that they the following: gee . had found teaching jobs William P. Morrison, Jr ., private practice, Ok- . The next largest Pharmacists group consists of about one hundred '38 lahoma City . Kenneth Shelton, Veazey Drug Store, Oklahoma Bob Grady, Helmerich and Payne, Tulsa. graduates who are continuing their educa- City. Thurston D. Nicklas, claims deputy, Unemploy- tion at O. U. or at some other school. Ovis L. Carpenter, Carpenter Drug Store, Ada . ment Compensation Division, Department The new alumni have found work in a Chiyoko Adachi, St. John's Hospital, Tulsa. of Labor, Oklahoma City . great variety of occcupational fields. Be- Sim Kirklen, Crown Drug Store, Tulsa. Ray C. Snodgrass, investigator, claim depart- O. Newton Guthrie, County Line, Oklahoma . ment, Travelers Insurance Company, Nor- sides the fields of law, engineering, medi- Rodney M. Portin, Capitol Drug Store, Phoenix, man . cine and teaching, the '38 graduates are Arizona . John M. Wheeler, Jr., State Capitol, Oklahoma working in drugstores, on newspapers, as Norman Lemmons, McLemore and Bass Drug City . nurses, accountants, soldiers, sailors, sales- Store, Abilene, Texas. William A. Bullis, claim department, U. S. Fi- Henry Hugh Kidd, Amarillo, Texas. delity and Guaranty Company, Oklahoma men, secretaries, social workers, farmers, Lawyers City . railroad men, in banks, as interviewers, Louis C. Ross, private practice, Tulsa. Engineers clerks, insurance men, librarians, dietitians, Fred A. Jones, Jr, private practice, Dallas, Texas. Donald T. Wise, Texas Company, New Iberia, geologists, merchants, theatrical director, Charles Fred Bullard, private practice, Oklahoma Louisiana . fingerprint expert, landscape architect City. Homer H. Hagius, Halliburton Oil Well Ce- ap- Raymond D. Clement, assistant county attorney, menting Company, Great Bend, Kansas . prentice, minister, and director of a cater- Muskogee. Cecil Miller, apprentice engineer, Seminole . ing bureau. Mike A. Caruso, private practice, Fort Cobb. Sydney M. Shaw, Sunray Oil Company, Okla- The list suggests that a college education M. S. Douglass, Jr., Yancey and Douglass, Okla- homa City. is helpful in finding employment in a great homa City . Harold E. Spears, Norman . Clell W. Babler, private practice, Vinita . Edward Schlaffke, Texas Company, Wichita many non-professional fields. Henry O Boatright, Crump and Boatright, Mus- Falls, Texas. Members of the Class of '38 are widely kogee. William Strang, Continental Oil Company, Ponca scattered geographically as well as occupa- Harold C. Harper, private practice, Tulsa. City. 12 THE SOONER MAGAZINE accountant, Norman W. A. Pearce, Texas Railroad Commission, Fort Mrs. Jayne Steele Chaney, Moody, Texas. William J. Whitehead, Worth, Texas. Mrs. Helen Arnold Boxell, Norman . Wichita Mrs. Virginia D Sharpe, Heavener. Army and Navy Service Charles E. Peterson, Jr., oil business, S. Army, Falls, Texas. Mrs. Ferne Holden Slack, Shawnee. Stuart M. Porter, cadet aviator, U. producer, Nowata. Mrs. Kathren Anna Sutton, Norman . Randolph Field, San Antonio, Texas. Ben Robertson, oil second lieutenant in U. S. Frank Wint, Barnsdall Company, Victoria, Mrs. E. Victor Williams (Ruth Jane Gibson), Robert H. Mitchell, D. Oklahoma City . Army, Fort Sill . Texas. Stephen D. Crouch, Jr ., second lieutenant in U. Edward Roe, Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Mrs. Cela Gorden McAninch, Norman . Charles, Louisiana. Mrs. Betty Chitwood Mansur, Norman . S. Army, Fort Sill. Company, Lake Barber, second lieutenant in U. S. Jack 1. Laudermilk, Gulf Oil Corporation, Semi- Mrs. Hedwig Smith O'Loughlin, High Island, George W. Texas. Army, Fort Sill . nole. ., lieutenant, U. S. Kenneth E. Dorcas, Societe Texas Egyptienne des Mrs. Max Sims Lale (Georgians Aspley), Sapul- Edmund M. Fry, Jr second Cairo, Egypt. pa. Army, Fort Logan, Colorado . Petroles, Thomas P. Ewing, second lieutenant, U. S. Army, J. Mort Loomis, Jr., General Geophysics Com- Mrs. William H. Ledbetter (Norene Locke), Ok- pany, Norman . lahoma City, Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Massachusetts. Thomas J. Murphy, lieutenant in CCC camp, S. G. English, chemist, Oklahoma Geological Mrs. Martha Baker Wood, Boston . Mrs. Louise Kuhlman Washburn, Ottawa, Kansas . St. Maries, Idaho. Survey, Norman Orel B. Lindsey, company officer, CCC camp, C. U. Bickford, Peppers Gasoline Company, Ok- City. Nurses Boley. lahoma Hospital, Oklahoma A. H. Follmar, lieutenant in U. S. Marine Corps, Leo L. Baker, core analysist, Oklahoma City. A. Frances Huff, University William A. Allen, gasoline plant operator, Ok- City. Philadelphia, Pa. Hickman, office assistant, Chickasha . lahoma City. Charlotte Internes contractor, Lawton. Maria Vogel, Stillwater . W. Clyde Shelton, general Angus, Mercy Hospital, Denver, Colo- Clifford McCall, Phillips Petroleum Company, Beryl Irene Murphy, Student Infirmary, Okla- Howard Phillips, Texas. homa A. and M. College, Stillwater . rado . McMahan, Sunray Refinery, Allen. Mrs. Maribel Stovall Moss, Western Oklahoma Paul L. Beiderwell, St. Francis Hospital, Wichita, Charles R. Kansas. Neale V. Lamb, Standard Oil Company, Jersey Charity Hospital, Clinton . Mrs. Bonnie Jean Daniels, special nurse, Okla- Vance Bradford, Syracuse University and affili- City, New Jersey. Syracuse, New York. (after Jan. 1-Lago Oil and Transport, Aruba, homa City. ated hospitals, West Indies.) Doris Jean Cooke, special nurse, Oklahoma City . Clarence Buttram, St. Francis Hospital, Wichita, Netherlands Kansas . Hurshel V. Hendrix, gasoline plant operator, Alberta R. Crabtree, general duty, Tishomingo. Mrs. Minnie Gadberry Taylor, special nurse, John Cawley, Alameda County Hospital, Oak- Oklahoma City. land, California. Domer Scaramucci, designing engineer, Heavener . Cleveland, Ohio. Lane Wells Company, Edmond . Robert Choice, Wesley Hospital, Oklahoma City. Horace W. Ray, Accountants and Bookkeepers Edward Cook, Madison General Hospital, Madi- Harley Coon, electrician, Boulder, Colorado . Oklahoma City . Gas and Elec Donald D. Gunning, accountant, son, Wisconsin . Hubert Daubenheyer, Oklahoma Cecil Graham, State Welfare Board, Oklahoma Alice Cooper, North Hudson Hospital, Wee- tric, Oklahoma City. City. hawken, New Jersey. Joe Elam, Holway and Neuffer, Vinita. Jack Britain, Oklahoma Tax Commission, Shaw- Mercy Hospital, Baltimore, W. G. Barfield, Halliburton Oil Well Cement- William Culwell, Texas. nee. Maryland . ing Company, Beaumont, Richard Davis, Oklahoma General Gas and Elec- C. Donald Cunningham, University Hospital, Herbert A. Woodard, Halliburton Oil Well Ce- menting Company, Tulsa. tric, Ardmore . Oklahoma City . Edwin O. Shaw, Jr., accountant, Sapulpa . Edward A. deMeules, Mercy Hospital, Denver, Oakley Woodward, seismograph work, Okla- Stephen Nathman, internal auditor, Jens-Marie homa City. Colorado . Company, Cor- hotel, Ponca City. Rudolph Henry Deuwall, Wesley Hospital, Ok- Wilfred G. Coleman, Carter Oil Frank Sadler, the Texas Company, Shreveport, lahoma City . ner Brook, Newfoundland. Louisiana . Marvin Elkins, Orange Memorial Hospital, Or- William R. Wolfe, Oklahoma Gas and Electric Grayson Nelson, General Mills, Incor- Company, Muskogee. William ange, New Jersey. Corpora- porated, Oklahoma City. Murray E. Gibbens, St. Anthony Hospital, Ok- W. H. Clifford, Geophysical Research James R. Maltby, Jr ., Maltby Brothers Hard- lahoma City . tion, Tulsa. ware, Bartlesville . Robert M. Hall, St. Joseph's Hospital, Denver, Lorenz
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