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1905Clarence Reeds, '05, has been re-elected chair-

man of the executive committee of the Cleve-land county agricultural soil conservation pro-gram .

1917Frank R. Paul, '17, principal of the Per-

shing School If Tulsa amt] director of researchhu: the Tulsa public schools, has been reap-pointed chairman of a committee to examineapplicants for fellowships, scholarships, and as-sistantships lea the Teachers College at ColumbiaUniversity . Examinations ]-(It- applicants in Ok-lahoma, southern Kansas and Southwest Missouriwill be held March 10 and 11 at Tulsa.

1918ELLIS-BALYEAT: Mrs. Gladys Fllis amd Dr.Ray M. Balycat 'I8med, were married Januaryl . They live at the Skirvin Tower Hotel inOklahoma City . He is owner of the BalyeatHay Fever and Asthma clinic .

1921Robert N. Ross, '21ph.,g, is a pharmacist with

the Vcascy Drug Company in Oklahoma City .1923

I Honoring lames A. Rinehart '23law, presidentpro tempore of the State Senate, for his out-standing legislative records, citizens of Canadiancounty met in El Reno in December for a ban-quet and program. Ile was first elected to theState Senate in 1934 .

Nathan Scarritt, '23law, and Mrs. Scarritt (Ril-la Winn, '24), announce the birth of a son,Richard Winn, December 13 . Mr. Scarritt is amember of Phi Delta Theta fraternity and isgeneral attorney for the Champlin RefiningCompany, Enid. Mrs. Scarritt is a member ofGamma Phi Beta sorority .

Dr . C. R. Rayburn, '25med, and Mrs. Ray-burn, '23ma, recently returned from a big gamehunt in Northwest territory, north of Saskatche-wan, Canada, and as proof of their experiencesbrought home moose and caribou meat .

1924Harrington Wimberly, '24, has been re-elected

president of the Oklahoma Society for CrippledChildren . He is publisher of the Altus Times-Democrat.

Mrs. Ashley H. Sills, '24h .ec, is living in Ham-ilton, Texas, where she is teaching home eco-nomics in the high school .

Ruth Poindexter, '24nurse, is in the school ofnursing at Ohio State University .H. E. Grimes, '24ex, and Mrs. Grimes an-

nounce the birth of a daughter in December, attheir home in Seminole .

1925C. Eugene Springer, '15, '26ma, assistant pro-

fessor of mathematics at the University, was re-cently awarded a doctor of philosophy degreein mathematics at the University of Chicago.

1926Victor C. Bracht, '26ex, has charge of studios

established at Nacogdoches, Texas, by the Red-lands Broadcasting Association with which hehas been associated for eight months. He hasworked on several newspapers in Oklahoma .ROBINSON-IRBY : Miss Pauline Robinson,

'35, and Dr . Pratt Irby, '26, '28, were marriedDeecmber 5 in Tonkawa . Mrs. Irby has been agraduate laboratory technician in Oklahoma City .They are at home in Bowie, Texas, where Dr .Irby is a practicing physician.

1927George F. Titus. '27bus, formerly of Tulsa,

spoke January 4 in Tulsa at a meeting of alum-ni members of Alpha Kappa Psi, national col-legiate business fraternity . Ile is now an ac-countant with the income tax unit of the Bureauof Internal Revenue at Washington, I) . C.SCOTT-HlLTON :

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The young man above is BenjaminOwen Haynes, born last May to DelbertL. Haynes, '37 and Mrs. Haynes (laneOwen, '36) . He is named for his grand-father, Ben G. Owen, long-time Soonerfootball coach who is now director of in-tramural athletics at the University of Ok-lahonia. The Haynes family lives atBarnsdall, Oklahoma, where Mr . Haynesis a chemical engineer .

and Herman G. Hilton, '35ma, were marriedDecember 23 . Mrs. Hilton was a teacher ofEnglish at Roosevelt Junior High School andMr. Hilton is principal it Linwood School, Ok-lahoma City .REYNOLDS-HAHN: Miss Kathryn Reynolds,'27ex, and Ed l . . Hahn were married in Dcccm-her. They live in Oklahoina City, where Mr .Hahn is owner and operator of Hahn's FuneralHome .

1928Mrs. Ray Moore (Katherine Fullerton, '28h .ec),

is living in Tulsa.Mike Anglin, '28law, formerly of Wichita Falls,

Texas, has moved to Longview, Texas, wherelie has been appointed district attorney .LOWSLEY-MAYFIEd,D : Miss Catherine Lows-

Icy and J. Cleo Mavfichl, '28, were married inDecember in Oklahoma City . He is assistantdirector of short courses for the Extension Di-vision of the University in Norman, where theynow reside .ROLL-WALKER : Miss Barbara Nell Roll and

Joel Knight Walker, '28cx, were married Novembcr 25 . She attended National CathedralSchool for Girls in Washington, D. C. Theyplan to live in Dallas .

1929henry B . Wilson, Jr ., '29, was transferred

last month from Buenos Aires, Argentina, toNew York City . lie is employed by the Stand-ard Oil Company.

Robert E. Shelton, '29law, who for two termshas been county attorney at Chickasha, hasjoined J. D. Carmichacl to form the law firmof Carmichacl and Shelton, in Chickasha.GRIMES-WITCIIER: Miss Esther Grimes, '29,

'36lib.sc, and Lee Witcher of Oklahoma City

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were married December 17 in Wichita, Kansas .Mrs . Witcher was a member of Phi Beta Kappaand of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority at the Uni-vcrsitv . She was a teacher in the schools ofArdmore. Thcv are at home in Nashville,Tennessee, where Mr . Witcher is in the grocerybrokerage business .

1930Clco Kerley, '30h .cc, is employed as ,t

demon-strater for the Los Angeles Gas Company,Holly-wood .James C. Montgomery, '30geol, and Mrs. Mont-

gomery announce the birth of s son, James Mal-lory, November 15 in Houston, Texas. Mr .Montgomery is chief geologist of the HarrisonOil Company and the J. S . Ambercrombic Com-pany, in Houston.

Dr . W. Newlin, '311, '32med, after doing post-graduate work at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester,Minnesota has become affiliated with two otherdoctors in Sallisaw, Oklahoma, where they willpractice medicine and surgery .

Frank Crider, '30, and Mrs. Crider are theparents of a baby hay, born early in December .Mr . Cridcr, former Sooner football star, is nowcoaching at Wewoka.MORGAN-POTTER : Miss Mildred Morgan,

'30ex, and Cecil Potter were married November23 . TH ey live in Pond Creek where lie is anemploys of the Henley llardwarc Ccnnpany .

1931Joseph W. I.cc, '31, is now general manager

of radio station KGFF at Shawnee, a stationowned by Stauffer publications . Inc., mid-west-crn newspaper chain that owns the ShawneeNews and Star. Mr. Lee formerly was at Ok-lahoma City as an executive of the OklahomaNetwork .

Mrs. R . B. Wilson (Ethel Comstock, '31lt.ee),died August 5 in St . Edward's Mercy Hospitalof Fort Smith, Arkansas . She was known forher home economics work in Crawford County,Arkansas . Surviving her are her husband, whois an attorney in Van Buren, one son, threesisters and two brothers .

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picturetheatre in Champaign, Illinois .Mr. and Mrs. James H. Pin, (Carol Constant,

'31fa), are the parents of a son, James Harvey,Jr ., born December 6. They live in Long Is-land, New York .

Jack Rorschach, '31law, and Mrs. Rorschachare the parents of .t son, Donald, born in Tulsain December . Mr . Rorschach is state represen-tative from Craig county .HAMMERS-GRADY : Miss Margaret

Ham-mers, '31fa,andCharlesGrady, '32bus, weremarried December 25 in Guthrie. She is a

mem-erofthe WebsterJunior High School faculty,and he is basketball coach at Capitol Hill HighSchool, in Oklahoma City, where they will live .PHILLIPS-CORNELIUS : Miss Doris Nell

Phillips and Ernest Dix Cornelius, '31geol, weremarried December 25 . He was a member ofSigma Nu fraternity . They live in OklahomaCitv .POWELL-HOYT: Miss Paula Powell and Les-

ter Dean Hoyt, '31cx, were married December25 in Oklahoma City . She has attended COlum-bia University and Northwestern University . Hewas recently re-elected for a third term as mem-her of the State House of Representatives, andis an attorney at Chandler .McCORKLE-SANGI:R : The engagement of

Miss Gayle McCorkle, '35fa, to Dr. W. W.Sanger, '31med, was announced recently . Thewedding date was set February 11 . She was amember of Chi Omega sorority and he was af-filiated with Phi Gamma Delta fraternity . Heis connected with the Nicmann-Northcutt clinicin Ponea City . Miss McCorkle is music instruc-tor in Jefferson School at Ponea City .

1932Preston W. Jones, '32law, has been appointed

assistant county attorney at Muskogee .H. C. Collier, '32ex, sulurintendent of schools

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The Sooner who traveled the farthest to seethe Sooner-Tennessee game at Miami is prob-ably Bill Goodnn , '326us who is connected withthe Charles Chaplin Moving Picture Studios inHollywood, California . Gooding stopped inNorman en route to Miami.A daughter, Karen Lynne, was born Decem-

ber 12 to M. W. Frack, '32 eng, and Mrs. Fraek,of Tulsa.SHAFFER-YATF.S : Miss Maxine Shaffer, '32

ed, and Latham Yates, '34, '35cng, were mar-ried in December. She is a member of KappaKappa Gamma sorority, and he is a member ofBeta Theta Pi fraternity . Thev live in Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania, where he is professor of petroleumengineering at the University of Pittsburgh .HIVLLY-McKEE : Miss Marv Harriett Hivelv,

'31lib .sc, and Robert McKee, '32ex, were marriedDecember 9. She was a member of KappaKappa Gamma sorority, and he was affiliatedwith Phi Kappa Psi fraternity . They live inOklahoma City .STUBBS-BEARDMORE : Miss Barbara Ann

Stubbs, '32ex, and Herbert Fraas Beardmore,'25cng, were married December 31 . She was amember of Pi Beta Phi sorority . They live inTulsa, where he is associated with Amerada OilCoinpanv as petroleum engineer .BARON-O'NEIL : Miss Virginia Baron and

James O'Neil, '32ex, were married December 26 .TIny live in Oklahoma City, where he is as-sociatcd with the Richards-Conovcr HardwareCompany.

1933After serving as county judge of Alfalfa coun-

ty for four years, Loyd W. Hadwiger, '33ex,resigned from that position January 2 to devotehis time to private practice . He was unopposedfor re-election to the office last fall .

Wiluia M. Thrash, '33, formerly employed bythe Ponra City News and the Blacl~tvell Dailyjournal has been named editor of the HomeNears in La Plata, Missouri .Don NabO(trs, '33fa, animator for Cartoon

Films, Ltd ., in Idoll~wood, visited his parentsin Oklahoma City last month . Mr. Naboursspent two and one-half years with Walt Disney-'sanimated cartoon organization and while therehad a part in producing "Snow White."

'Hie name of William Bateman, '331aw, wascarried in a shooting story that made the As-sociated Press leased wires shortly before Christ-ina:, but it wasn't the usual kind of shootingstory. Mr. Bateman, who is city judge at Mem-phis, Tennessee, fired n pistol from the bench,but it was entirely accidentally. The judge'snot very original explanation was, according tothe Associated Press, "I didn't know it wasI(r,ided ."

Virgina Lester Mapel, '33, and her husband,IC . 11 . Mapel, of Oklahoma City, visited (luringthe Christmas holidays at the ]ionic of Mrs.Maple's sister and brother-in-law, Chester 1' .Burns, '30, at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania . Theyhad an "O . U session" one night with GeorgeL. Yates, '34, '351ns, and Mrs. Yates (MaxineShaffer, '32), who also live in Pittsburgh .

Walter La Fon, '33eng, and Mrs. La Poi(Laura Elise Hardman, '24), are the parentsof a SCVCII-pound son born January 3 in Bartles-ville, where they reside .Alvan Muldrow, '331aw, and Mrs . Muldrow

(Vera Kennedy, '326us), have a son born De-cember 10, at Pauls Valley . The baby has beennamed Hill Kennedy Muldrow. Mr . MuldroViis manager of ranch properties near Pauls Valley .The cast of the first play directed by Robert

Whitchand, '33, as instructor in drama, in theUniversity, is responsible for the naming of thedaughter born to hits and Mrs. Whitchand De-cember 12 . The cast su ,1cstcd the name ofTerry Elaine, after the Ic cling lady in "StageDoor," the Playhouse production directed by Mr .Whitchand.Mr . and Mrs. J. R. Jordon (Gordon Beeler,

33), of Muskogee, announce the birth of a son,Paul .DcGOI.YI:R-McGHFF. : Interesting to many

Sooners is the marriage of Miss Cecilia Jeanne

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DcGolyer to George Crews McGhee, '33, whichtook place Thanksgiving Day in Dallas, Texas .Mrs. McGhee, who was a member of KappaAlpha Theta sorority, studied at KimberleySchool, Smith College and the University ofTexas . After graduation from the University ofOklahoma, Mr . McGhee attended Queen's Col-lege, Oxford, England, as a Rhodes scholar, andspent a year at the Royal College of Science inLondon . At the University lie was affiliatedwith Sigma Alpha F.psilon fraternity . They rc-side in Dallas, whc-rc he is an executive of theCFcophysical Research Corporation .WILLIAMS-YATES : Miss Genevirve Williams,

'36ex, and Richard Van Ness Yates, '33(,x, weremarried October 14 in Bartlesville . She was amember of Delta Delta Delta sorority and liewas a member of Beta Theta Phi fraternity at theUniversity . They live in IZusscll, where he isemployed by the Kaw Pipeline Company .WEY-MADDOX : Miss Katherine Wey, '34,

and Gaiser Maddox, '33cng, were married De-cember 6 in Cristobal, Panama . Mrs . Maddoxformerly taught in the schools of Vernon, Texas.They are living in Maracaibo, Venezuela, whereMr . Maddox is employed by an oil company .BAKER-BILYEU : Miss Ruby Baker and A . N.

Bilycu, 33cng, were married in December atDewcy . They live in Tulsa .

1934After a three-year illness with heart disease,

J . Frank Pottorff, '34(,x, who retired two yearsago from his position as principal of WcbsterJunior High School in Oklahoma City, died athis home late in December . He had been ac-tive in the state school system for twenty-fiveyears . In Okluliotna City, he had served asprincipal of Shields Heights, Columbus, West-wood, Emerson and Wcbster Junior High schools .Survivors arc his wife, a son and a daughter,three sisters and two brothers .The Christmas message of Pinky Tomlin,

'34ex, and Mrs . Tomlin (Joanne Alcorn, '35ex),carried an announcement in verse of the birthof a daughter . From the Tomlin home inHollywood, where the former Sooner studenthas made a success as song writer, singer andactor, came this verse :"The stork pinch-hit for Santa this year,"And brought seven pounds of Christmas Cheer ."Little Sylvia joins us in a special meeting"To scud you this Yuletide greeting ."

Hillord Hinson, '34geol, is a geologist for theIlarrison Oil Company in Houston, Texas .

Mildred Bickford, '3-lex, has announced thatshe intends to make her home in Havana, Cuba,permanently . She is supervising a model kinder-garten there .

I-IAIWIS-PAT' FIZSON : Miss Dorothy Harrisand Sidney 1, . Patterson, '346us, were marriedDecember 17 . They live in Pampa, Texas, wherehe is manager of the radio station KPDN .HOTFMAN-WATTERS : Miss Grace Marie

Hoffman and Harold J . Wattcrs, '34ex, weremarried November 12 in Sulphur . She was amember of Pi Beta Phi sorority . They live inPerry .FITTS-WALKER : Miss Sue Turner Fitts,

'34ex, and Tom Earl Walker, Jr . . were marriedJanuary 1 in Muskogee . Mrs . Walker, a memberof Pi Beta Phi sorority, has resided in Dallasfor several years .

1935Accepting an appointment by the county com-

missioners, Floyd L . Croxton, '351aw, assumedthe duties of county judge of Alfalfa CountyJanuary 2 .

John T. Fishburn, '35, has been appointed toa position in the State Department at Wash-ington, D . C . During the past year he has helda fellowship and teaching position at the FletcherSchool of Law and Diplomacy in Boston, Mas-sachusetts.

Hardie Miller, '35ex, formerly of Norman,lives now in Denver, Colorado, where he isspecial agent for the Rocky Mountain divisionof the Phoenix Insurance Company.

Bob Dunlap, '35, former quarterback at the

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University, who has played professional foot-ball with the Chicago Bears and the New YorkGiants, spoke in November at a luncheon meet-ing of the Chicago Kiwanis Club .G . W . Van Wie, '35, has resigned as business

manager of the Clinton Daily News in order tobecome publisher of the Consolidated CusterCounty Chronicle and Custer County 'PitiesTribune . Van Wic has work(,(] on the AnadarkoDaily News, the Anadarko American Democratand the Chickasha Star before becoming adver-tising manager of the Clinton Daily News in1938 .CLINTON-WESTMORF'LAND : Miss Ruby

June Clinton and Pat Westmoreland, '35ex, weremarried early in November . Site attended South-western State Teachers College . They live inAntlers, where he is employed in the highwaydivision office .COBB-HOLBIZOOK : Miss Lois Cobb, '35, and

Jack Holbrook were married Thanksgiving day .He attended Oklahoma A . and M . College . Theylive in McAlester, where both arc employed ontlic McAlester News-Capital.VINCI!NT-HUSKY : Miss Ellen Mae Vincent

and S . T . Husky, '35eng, were married in De-ccmber in Jet . She attended Oklahoma A . andM . College at Stillwater. They live in Alva,where he is employed by the Zenith Gas Com-pany .BARNES-MULVEY : Miss Marguerite Barnes

and Martin Bulvey, '35ex, were married in No-vetttber . They live one and one-half miles southof Yukon .WRIGHT-GRAY : Miss Lurline Wright and

Harold Gray, '35, were married December 17 .She attended business college in Wichita, Kansas.They are both employed by the Oklahoma Util-ities Company in Bristow .WOOD-PRALLE : Miss Felice Wood, '35, and

Fred J . Pralle were married December 24 . Shewas a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority.He attended the University of Kansas, where hewas a member of Delta Tau Delta fraternity.He is associated with the Phillips PetroleumCompany in Bartlesville where they reside .

SIEG-DOBBINS : Miss Pauline Sieg, '35ex, andLionel R . Dobbins were married in December.They live in Okemah, where he has the agencyfor a farm implement company.VON GULKER-ENIX : Miss Kathryn van

Gulker, 35ed, and Cecil 1 . . Enix were marriedin December . They live in Henncsscy, wherelie is in business . Mr. Enix was graduated fromCapitol College of Pharmacy in Denver .

193611 . C . Powell, '36(,x, former superintendent of

schools at Randlett, is now instructor in scienceat Chickasha Junior High School .

Earle E. Garrison, '36bus, and Mrs . Garrison(Mary Tappan, '34, '35ma), arc the parents ofa son, David Merle, born in December . Theylive in Corpus Christi, Texas.L . Kiel: Woodliff, '36, '371aw, and Mrs .

Woodliff, of Norman, have a son, Kirk Lance,born in December at St. Anthony's Hospital inOklahoma City .WARD-WHORTON : Miss Hazel Ward, '36,

anti Melvin Whorton were married in Watongain December. Mr . Whorton, who was gradu-ated from Oklahoma A . and M. College, is aninstructor in the Brinkman school system .HUMS-BLACK : Miss Betty Verne Hume,

'36h .ec, and Dr. John R. Black were marriedDecember 26 in Anadarko. Mrs . Black was amember of Alpha Chi Omega sorority, OmicronNu, Mortar Board and Phi Beta Kappa . Shewas president of the governing board of theWomen's Self Government Association and wonthe Letzeiser medal and Dad's Day cup . Blackattended Regina College, the University of Al-berta and McGill University . He received hismaster of science degree from the University ofMinnesota. They will live in Rochester, Minne-sota, where he is first assistant in orthopedicsurgery at the Mayo Clinic . For the past yearMrs . Black has been assistant dietitian at theCity Hospital, Akron, Ohio.

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RUSSELL-KELLEY : Miss Marjorie Russell,'36ex, and John P. Kelley, Jr ., were marriedDecember 31 . They live in Oklahoma City,where he is employed in the disbursement ac-counting department of the Southwestern BellTelephone Cwnpany. He attended John CarrollSchool

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and Rov A. Jameson, Jr, ' .30cx, were marriedI)eccinbcr 25 in Columlws, Kansas . Sit( , at-tended Central State Teachers College . Theylive in Oklahoma Cite, where site is employedin the state attorney general's office and he isconnected with fit(, I B. Klein Iron and FoundryCompany.SPEIR-MF.YER : Miss Doris Spcir, '36, and

LcRo~ J . Mcycr were married December 25 inWalters. 'I'luy live at Olncv, Illinois, where heis employed with a seismograph company.

1937Alan McPhcron, '371aw, who has been an at-

torttcy with the state tax commission, has beenappointed assistant county attornc) of BryanCounty by W. L. Steger, '361aw, county attorney .

Vincent E. Burdge, '37hus, formerly of Okla-homa City, died December 10 at his home inLong Beach, California . He was 25 years old.Mr . Burdge, who was employed in the budgetdepartment of the Goodyear Rubber Company, issurvived by his wife and father.

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Sterling Gaylord . '37, is teaching at Carnegie .J. C. Stafford, '37bus, formerly of Lawton, is

operating a furniture store at Carnegie .Logan Roark, '37eng, suffered two vertebrae

fractures in an automobile accident last monthnear Kansas City, Kansas . He was car his wayfrom Wichita, Kansas, where he had been work-ing for an airplane coiopan), to St . Louis totake a new position with Curtiss-Wright, I-Iewas taken to Bell Memorial Hospital in KansasCity, Kansas, for treatment ;in(] was placed ina cast .CARSON-FIENI)ERSON : Miss Frances Leroy

Carson, sophomore in the University, and JohnKeller Henderson, '37, who is enrolled in en-,, meeting, were married November 20 in ElReno. He is a member of Pi Kappa Alpha fra-ternity . They live in Norman, where both areattending school .PICKARDT-ELY : Miss Katherine Pickardt and

Edward Ely, '37ex, were married October 15in Altus. They are at home at 301 West Cy-press Street in Altus where Mr . Ely is managerof the district office of the Oklahoma Employ-ment service .

FOSTER-MILT-ER : Miss Dorothy Dean Foster,'37ex, and Tuskahoma Miller, '38phys.ed, weremarried December 25 at Blanchard . They livein Varnutn, where he is assistant athletic coach .

1938Mary Frances Floyd, '38fa, who was formerly

employed in the public schools at Sulphur, is nowinstructor of public school music in Ponca City .

At] Barry, '38ed.m, who recently resignedfrom his position as science instructor at Chick-asha Junior High School, is now superintendentof schools at Randlett.Two fraternio brothers, Patrick J. Maloney,

'38, a law student, and Norman Schawver,,senior in the College of Arts and Sciences, werekilled instantly when their automobile wasstruck by a freight train as they were returningto school after the Christmas holidays . Theaccident occurred ten miles northeast of Okla-homa City . Both students, active in campusorganizations, were members of Phi Kappa Psifraternity . They had spent the vacation at theirhomes in Wichita and Hutchinson, Kansas .

Robert Scott Moore, '38eng, is employed aschief of party for the Massman ConstructionCompany of Vinita, Oklahoma, and is workingon the Grand River Dam project .

Frances Duncan, '38, is an area supervisor ofrecreation at Richmond, Texas.

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Albert H . Follinar, '38, is attending the UnitedStates Marine Corps Basic School at Philadelphia,Pennsylvania .BAGG-ATKINS : Miss Manon Turner Bagg,

'38ex, and Robert Lockard Atkins were marriedin November . She is a member of Kappa AlphaTheta sorority . He attt-nded Washington U111_versity and the University of Arkansas, and isnow employed in the geophysical depart-ment of a Tulsa oil company . They have estab-lished a home at Woodward where lie is sta-tioned.GIZEEN-(:RANT : Miss Dorothy Green, '38ex,

an(I Toni Calvin Grant, '38ex, were married May21 in Wewoka . She was a member of Pi BetaPhi sorority and lie was a member of KappaAlpha fraternity . "They live in Oklahoma City,where lie is employed by the Ancet harp In-surancc Conilrtnv.CARIT_NTFIZ-IIRASEI :

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LorraineCarpenter, '38pharm, and Leslie 1' . Brascl, '38pharm, were married December 31 . They livein A(la, where they are both employed in theCarpenter Drug Company .FORRESTI;,R-DcLAY : Miss Elvina Forrester,

'38ex, and I ) :ma Wallace Do Lay were marriedDecember 17 at Oklahoma City . Mr . Delay, agraduate of the University of Utah, has chargeol the government radio station at the MunicipalAirport, Oklahoma Cite .

MILLEI,-WILSON : Miss Abbic Miller andGeorge Wilson, '381nts, \VCrC married December24 . She attcmlcd Cameron Junior College atLawton . 'They live in Oklahoma City, wherehe is assistant manager of the Clow GasteamCompany .SHERIDAN-KERR : Miss Lucille Sheridan and

William A . Kerr, '381aw, were married in De-cember . Mr . Kerr is an attorney in OklahomaCity . Mrs . Kerr is emplo\cd by the Aetna LifeInsurance Company .ELLIS-CLIFFORD : Miss Berthell Ialis and

Earl Lcon Clillord, '38cx, were married De-cember 24 in Wewoka, where they now reside .McCAIU.EY-IIILSEWECK : Miss Helen Mc-

Carley and William lfilscweck, '38geol, weremarried December 10 in McAlester . They areat home in Fort Worth, Texas, where Mr . Hil-seweck is employed by the Gulf Oil Company .WALL-WRIGHT : Miss Imajean Wall and Ran-

dolph Farle Wright, Jr., '38geol, were marriedNovember 26 at Perry . He is a member of PiKappa Phi fraternity . They live in OklahomaCity.ANI»EIZSON-MANNUS : Miss Elizabeth Adele

Anderson, '38ed, and I:ugtuc C . Mat1J1nS weremarried December 21 . She is a incmhcr of ChiOmega sorority . They live in Norman .

1939Paul Siutcrson, senior journalism student,

joined the staff of Senator Josh Lee in Wash-ington, 1). C ., January 1 . Former managingeditor of the 01~1ahoma Daily, Mr . Sintlcrsonplans to complete work for his degree throughcorrespondence courses .SHOBERT-GILBF'RT : Miss Geraldine Shobert,

freshman, and 1 . . N . Gilbert, Jr ., senior, weremarried December 23 . They live in Norman,where they are continuing their studies at theUniversity .MATTOX-SILVEY : Miss Katliren Mattox andMax Silvey, senior engineer, were married De-

cember 24 in Oklahoma City . She attendedHarding College and Central State Teachers Col-lege, and is now a member of the faculty atTaft Junior High School in Oklahoma City .TROUT-WILCOXSON : Miss Mozellc Trout

and Luther Karl Wilcoxson, both seniors in theUniversity, were married at Terral (luring theChristmas season . She is a member of DeltaGamma sorority and lie is affiliate(! with SigmaAlpha Epsilon fraternity. They live in Norman,where he is employed at McCall's Men's Store .RUDROW-BAXTER : Miss Evelyn Rudrowand James L. Baxter, University senior, were

married December 30 in Shawnee . She attendedCentral State Teachers College . They live inOklahoma City.

FEBRUARY, 1939

ALUMNI PRESIDENT(CON'n\t - rn NR()pt PAGI I ))

One of Mr . Menuninger's qualifica-tions for president of the Alumni Asso-ciation is his wide acquaintance with sev-eral different generations of students atO . U . He first enrolled on the () . U .campus as a student in the preparatorydepartment in 1919 . lie took four yearsof college work and received the B . A .degree . He enrolled again in 1929 andcompleted most of his law work with theclass that graduated in 1931 . However,he came back later in the spring term of1933 and completed his work for the LL .11 . degree .As an undergraduate student in the

University, Mr. Memminger took part inclass athletics, was interested in studentdramatics, literary societies, publicationsand almost everything else of interest onthe campus . He played class baseball,football and basketball . He was assistantbusiness manager of the 1913 SoonerYearbook and served the next year asmember of the publication board . Hehad a part in a German play presentedby Teutonia, German Club, in 1913 ; thenext year he played "Uncle Buck" in theannual burlesque sponsored by the juniorclass, and he had a part in the senior playof 1914 . He found time to serve on theY . M . C . A . cabine t three years and wastreasurer of the organization in his senioryear .However, young Memminger wasn't so

completely serious as his record of sub-stantial activities might indicate . It wasduring his time in school that the en-gineers' smoke stack was first desecratedby the painting of "D . 1) . M . C." highon the stack . He wasn't one of the twofoolhardy students who volunteered to letthemselves be pulled up to the top of thesmoke stack on a precarious platformdrawn up by a cable, but he was one ofthe trustworthy men who held onto thecable at the bottom of the smoke stackand enabled the dangerous painting jobto be completed without any fatalities .

That's the kind of man Charlie Mem-tningcr is . You don't find him doingspectacular things to attract public at-tention, but you find him always with asteady hand on the cable doing his shareof the important ground work behindany worthwhile project in his communityor state .

Finish aviation trainingThree former students in the Univer-

sity are scheduled to receive their "wings"in the United States Army Air Corps atgraduation ceremonies this month . Theyare Leonard B . Storm, '37ex, Seth J. Mc-Kee, '37ex, and Herbert Von Tungeln,'34 .Mr . McKee and Mr . Von Tungeln are

being trained in attack aviation and Mr .Storm is in the pursuit division.

CHICAGO & NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY

Go this quickest, most scenicway, via the Historic OverlandRoute (C. & N.W.-U . P.-So . Pac .) . Ride inluxurious comfort on world famous trains .En route to San Francisco visit the West'smost enthralling wonderlands . Widechoice ofroutes with option of going oneway, returning another . Low fares . Liberalstopover privileges.

PACIFIC COASTLosn Angeles,Pacific Northwest . See all the high spotsof the West Coast on one grand circle tour .From Chicago, round trip incoaches as low as .

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cent . Inspiring . See themen routetoorfrom CaliforniaTours. $3.45from Las Vegas, Nev ., as low as

COLORADO-Sublime mountain vacation-land . Only overnight from

Chicago . Round trip in coaches 31,10as low as

YELLOWSTONE Magic land of geysers,wild life, waterfalls,canyons .Roundtrip fromChicago

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PARKSZION, BRYCE, GRAND CANYON NAT'L

-See all three of these awe-inspiringwonderlands on one tour . Round trip

to Cedar City in Pullmans (berth,extra) only

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Vancouver. En routeto or from the Pacific Coast ,only . . . . . . . . . . . $65.00

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