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DECEMBER, 1951

ROLL CALL

Stories presented in miniature provide evidence of happeningsto more than 200 alumni

T. A. Chesney, 'Olphartn, Norman,died November 1 after a long illness .Chesney a public accountant, was for

mcrbr in the office of the State Examiner and In-spector for 19 years. He is survived by a daugh-ter, Mrs. Thomas Armstrong, Larchmont, NewYork, and two sons, Alton Chesney, Los Angeles,California, and Robert Chesney, Benton, Loui-siana.

06 George Elmer Long, 'Ol-'06, Okla-homa City, died September 11 in hishome following a heart attack . Long

was a Cleveland County farmer for a number ofyears and later moved to Oklahoma City where hewas an employee of an advertising com ny . He issurvived by two sisters and a brother.

' 15 Robert W. "Buck" Stinson, '15eng,Oklahoma City, has been appointedarea manpower director and chairman

,,I an Oklahoma City area labor-management com-rnittee for defense manpower .

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Justin I Hinshaw '18Law, Norman, hasbeen elected president of the ClevelandCounty Bar Association .

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FRANCISCO - FORD :

Miss

WilmaFrancisco, '27, and Charles EmmettFord, Jr ., '276a, both of Enid, were

married October 26 . At the University, Mrs. Fordwas a member of Kappa Alpha Theta social soror-ity . Ford was affiliated with Beta Theta Pi socialfraternity . The couple has established their homein Enid .

0 Victor B. Marsh, '30eng, has beennamed production foreman of the We-woka area of Stanolind Oil and Gas

Company at Wewoka . He was formerly located inthe West Edmond area at Oklahoma City .

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Dr . John R. Winston, '316s, '33ined,chief physician of the Gulf, Coloradoand Santa Fe Hospital Association,

Temple, Texas, has been appointed medical di-rector of the Santa Fe System Lines.

Haskell If . Pugh, '31Law, Anadarko, has res-signed as assistant U. S. District Attorney for West-urn District of Oklahoma, and has formed a part-nership with W. B. McFadyen, '33ba, '35Law, andBrewster McFadyen .

Miss Helen Barbour, '33h .ec, '39m .h .cc,Norman, has been awarded the MarySwartz Rose Fellowship for outstand

ing work in the field of nutrition and dietetics . Agraduate student at lowa State College, Allies,Iowa, Miss Barbour received the $1,000 award dur-ing the national convention of the American Die-tetic Association in Cleveland, Ohio,

Sam 11 . Ambrister, '31-'34, Oklahoma'34 City, died November 10 in Will RogersVeterans Hospital following a two-

months illness. He was vice-president and assistantexecutive director of the Teamsters Union Local880. Ambrister became interested in union workin 1938 and worked his way up through the ranks.During the last war, he served with the Fifth In-fantry Division in Europe and was wounded dur-ing the invasion of Germany. Survivors includehis wife and slaughter of the home, and his parentsof Norman .

Dr . Forest E. Brown, '34bs, '36med, has beennamed director of the Seminole County HealthI De partment.

Mrs. J . W. "Dub" Wheeler, wife of for-3

mer Norman chief of police, J. W."Dub" Wheeler, '30-'36, was killed

November 11 in a highway accident in Louisiana .Wheeler, who is superintendent of Stringtownstate training school for boys, suffered chest in-juries . His condition is not believed serious.

Dr . and Mrs. Don O. Whitney, the for-mer Marguerite Meyer, '37Fra', 42m.ed,Atwater, California, announced the

birth of a son, Larry Lee, born October 31 .

Loyd Dorsett, '376a, '38eng, and Mrs. Dorsett,Norman, announced the birth of a son, JeromeTaylor, born October 31 in the Norman MunicipalHospital.

Football de-emphasis! Grady Sparks,son of Abbott Sparks, '41mus, '43ba, andMrs. Sparks, the former Jean Wheeler,Dallas, demonstrates his displeasure.

Mark G. Meister, '38ba, '38Law, and138 Mrs. Meister have returned to Okla-homa City to establish their home after

a 4-year residence in Bartlesville . The Meistcrshave two children, Stuart, 8; and Susanne, 4.

Herbert Hope, '38bus, '421,aw, Maysville, hasestablished an office in Pauls Valley for the gen-eral practice of law.

Howard C. Koch, '396us, and Mrs.Koch, Dallas, Texas, chose the name

Kathleen Susan for their daughter bornOctober 30 . They have a son, Robert Earl, 2.

Richard L. Soper, '39geol, and Mrs. Soper, chosethe name Richard Lee, II, for their son born Oc-tober 14 in St . Anthony's Hospital in OklahomaCity.Thomas E. Matson, '39geol, Tulsa, recently re-signed his position with the Pure Oil Company tobecome associated with Manhart, Millison & Bee-be, a consulting geological firm .

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McINTIRE - SHACKELFORD: Miss1-0 Natalie McIntire, '40-'42, Ardmore,

and Lt. Edward Ellis Shackelford,Long Island, New York, were married recently inthe army airforce post chapel, Phoenixville, Pcnn-slyvania . The couple is living near Mitchell Air-force Base, New York where Mrs. Shackelford isa lieutenant in the Army Reserve Corp and Lt .Shackelford is fiscal officer .

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Paul J . Jones, '41eng, and Mrs. Jones,the former Oleta Bailey, '39h .ec, Whit-tier, California, announced the birth

of a son born September 10 .Mrs. Alan F. Cameron, Jr ., the former Roberta

Henson, '416a, and son, Alan F., 111, 11 months,Oklahoma City, have flown to Landsburg, Ger-many to join Lt. Alan F. Cameron, Jr ., '40ba, '50rued, who is stationed there with the army medi-cal corps.Dr. John H. Cunningham, '416a, '50med, andMrs. Cunningham, the former Jane Anne Kraft,'-10h.ec, Duncan, announced the birth of a daugh-ter born November 3 in St. Anthony's hospital iinOklahoma City . The baby, was named MarshaAnn. The Cunninghams have four sons, Johnny,8, Bill, 6, Bobby, 4%z and Rickey, 3.

Wendell J . Doggett, '41ha, '47Lnw, and Mrs.Doggett, the former Patricia Murphey, '466s, Okla-homa City, announced the birth of a slaughterborn November 10 in St . Anthony's Hospital . Thebaby was named Martha Louise . The Doggettshave a son, Gregory David, 3 .

Ruth Waters Boen, '4ljourn, is an informationand editorial specialist for the U. S. Army and theU. S. Air Force Recruiting Service, Arlington, Vir-ginia.

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Mr . and Mrs. Robert S. Hansen, theformer Dorothy Lockett,'42, announcedthe birth of a son John Dale born Oc-

tober I in Manhattan Beach, California .Charles R. Kerr, '426a, '421 .aw, Perry, has ac-

cepted a position in the legal division of Swift andCompany in Chicago.Mr . and Mrs. Roy Miller, the former Mary Alice

Foster, '42bus, Freemant, Ohia, announced the

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Rendezvouing at O.U . after four years apart are Mrs. Mildred Moseley Stewart, '34ma, and her brother Dr. Moseley, former University instructor and now executive sec-retary of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Mrs. Stewart just returned from studying in France .

birth of a daughter born November 11 . The babywas named Susan.

'43 Robert M. Hutchins, Jr ., '43geol, hasbeen promoted to district geologist 1nthe Eastern Gulf district exploration

office of Stanolind Oil and Gas Company at Hous-ton, Texas.

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PERDUE-BELL : Miss Bobbye RuthPerdue Dallas, Texas, and Dr . Jack

Thornton Bell, '42-'44, Boston, Massachusetts, were married November 10 in the CoxMemorial chapel of Highland Park MethodistChurch in Dallas. The couple is living in Boston.SMITH-BUSBOOM : Miss Rosamond Smith,

West Roxbury, Massachusetts, and Dr . Robert CrayBusboom, '446s, '46med, Oklahoma City weremarried recently in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts .Dr . Busboom was a member of Kappa Sigma socialfraternity at the University . The couple is living inFarmingham, Massachusetts .HUNTER-PATTERSON: Miss Archdale HopeHunter, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and Dr . EarlEdgar Patterson, '44eng, '47ms, Wilmington, Del-aware, were married October 6 in St. Stephen'sEpiscopal Church in Wilkensburg, Pennsylvania .Dr . Patterson was a member of Delta Chi socialfraternity . The couple has established their bornein Wilmington, Delaware.

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Mr . and Mrs. Keith Tolson, the formerVerna 1). Zinn, '45h .ec, chose the namePatricia Marion for their (laughter born

June 1 in Jones Clinic, Sweet Springs, Missouri .The Tolsons have two other sons, Jon Keith, 4,and Michael Hal, 3.

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Miss Mildred Miles, '471,aw, formercounty attorney of Buffalo, has beenappointed an attorney in the Office of

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Price Stabilization in Oklahoma City .

DODSON-ROWAN : Miss Jeanne Dodson, '47ba, Sayre, and John Thomas Rowan, OklahomaCity, were married November 4 in the First Meth-odist Church in Sayre. At the University, Mrs.Rowan was a member of Alpha Gamma Deltasocial sorority, Alpha Epsilon Delta, honorary pre-medical fraternity, and Phi Sigma, honorary bio-logilcal fraternity . The couple is living in Okla-homa City,

Robert Granville Martin, Jr ., '4/"ma, associateprofessor of journalism at Phillips University, Enid,died November 9 following a cerebral attack . Hehad worked with the Enid News and Eagle andserved as city editor of the Sulphur Times-Demo-crat for a year. During the last war, Martin servedwith the 35th Infantry Division . He is survived byhis wife, the former Mavis Doughty, '47journ,and son of the home, and his parents of Enid .

SHAW-BURKE : Miss Rusha Faye Shaw, Nor-man, and Alex D. Burke, '47bus, Fort Pierce,Florida, were married November 4 in the FirstBaptist Church in Norman . The couple is livingin Lawton where Burke is a bacteriologist for theState Health Department .

KITCHENS-BAKER : Miss Elizabeth Ruth, '47ed, '49m .ed, Norman, and Lyle N. Baker, De-fiance, Ohio, were married October 13 in the Mc-Farlin Memorial Methodist Church in Norman .The couple is living in Tulsa.

Lee R. Jones, '48phartrn, '491ns, for-merly of Capitol Holl, died unexpect-edly November 11 of a cerebral

hemor-rhage atGreatLakesNaval TrainingStation,Chi-cago, Illinois . After sreving four years in the Ma-rine Corps during World War 11, he returned tothe University to take a bachelor's and master'sdegrees in pharmacy . From 1947 to 1950 he wasa pharmacy instructor at the University. Jones wasrecalled to active duty in June, 1950, as a hospital-

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man first class, and at the time of his death, wasan instructor in bacteriology and radioactive safetyat Great Lakes Naval Station . He is survived byhis wife of the home and his parents in OklahomaCity.Henry W, Collins, Jr ., '48bus, graduated recent-

ly from the Underwood Corporation's Account-ing Machine Sales School in Hartford, Connecticut.His headquarters are in Oklahoma City .SIMMONS-JENNINGS : Miss Wanda Simmons,

Carter, and George H . Jennings, '486s, OklahomaCity, were married October 26 in the EpworthMethodist Church in Oklahoma City . At the Uni-versity, Jennings was a member of Alpha EpsilonDelta, honorary premedical fraternity, and PhiSigma, Honorary biological society . The couple isliving in Oklahoma City, where Jennings is a sen-ior in medical school .Lt . Marvin K. Margo, '48med, and Mrs. Margo,

the former Bobbie June Cravens, '44cd, formerlyof Oklahoma City, arc now living in Wichita Falls,Texas, where Lt . Margo is on duty as a physicianin the U. S. Airforce. The Margos have one son,Robert (:ravens, 2/2 .Owen B. Bennett, '48eng, formerly of Level-

land, Texas, has been transferred to the Brown-field, Texas, office of Amerada Petroleum Cor-poration .BINNER-ROSS: Miss Marjorie Binner, '486a,'49Lib .sci., Oklahoma City, and Abe Ross, Jr ., '50bus, Fort Worth, Texas, were married October 29in the Corpus Christi Church in Oklahoma City.At the University, Mrs. Ross was a member ofAlpha Phi social sorority and Newman Club . Rosswas affiliated with Phi Kappa Sigma social fra-ternity, the Varsity "O" Club, and the tennis team .The couple has established their home in FortWorth, Texas.Harold Powell, '48bus, and Mrs. Powell, the

former Elizabeth McIntire, '48ba, Norman, an-nounced the birth of a daughter, Rebecca Eliza-beth, born October 24 in St . Anthony's Hospitalin Oklahoma City .

Dr. Dean F. Werner, '48med, and Mrs. Werner,the former Phyllis Tengdin, '45journ, Tuckerman,Arkansas, chose the name Sally Elizabeth for theirdaughter born June 17 in Newport, Arkansas . TheWerners have another daughter, Nancy Jan, 2.L. C. Jarrell, '48eng, formerly with the Texas

Oil Company in Healdton, has opened consultinigoffices in Ardmore for geology and petroleum en-gineering.

Mrs. Gloria Davidson Matthews, '486s, and Mr .Matthews, Richmond, Indiana, chose the nameRuth Ellen for their daughter born May 9.WHITNEY-BRUNER: Miss Phyllis R. Whitney,Phoenix, Arizona, and Lt . Ross William Bruner,'48-'50, were married recently in St. Mary'sChurch in Phoenix. Lt . Bruner was affiliated withKappa Delta Rho social fraternity at the Univer-sity . Bruner is now on active duty in Korea.

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1)r . Otis E. Snow, '49med, is nowmed-49icaldirectorand assistant superin-tendent ofthe Oklahoma State School

in Enid . Prior to this position, he had been prac-ticing in Yukon.Emery Lewis, '49m .ed, is now living in Mission,

Kansas, where he is a teacher and operator of amusic store.

Charles C. Hobbs, Jr .,

'49chem,

'51ms, Ryan,has been reappointed to receive the Pan AmericanRefining Corporation fellowship in chemistry forthe 1951-52 year .O. Randall Braman, '496a, formerly of Norman,

is now a graduate assistant in psychology at theUniversity of Ohio, Athens, Ohio .HICKS-BYRD : Miss Bobbie Hicks, Altus, and

Leonard 1) . Byrd, '496us, Ardmore, were married

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October 21 in the May Avenue Methodist Churchin Oklahoma City . Byrd was a member of Lamb-da Chi Alpha social fraternity at the University.The couple has established their home in Okla-homa City.

Richard K . Dougherty, '496s, is now employedin the accounting department of Stanolind Oil andGas Company in Oklahoma City .

Timothy P. Donovan, '49ba, '50ma, and Mrs.Donovan, the former Eugenia Trapp, '50, Clare-morc, announced the birth of a son, Kevin An-drew, born October 4 .

Howell V. Zinn, Jr ., '49fa, is now employed bythe United States Bureau of Reclamation as adraftsman in Indianola, Nebraska .

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Elvin

Brown,

'501,aw,

Norman, hashcen elected secretary-treasurer of theCleveland County Bar Association.

Paul Nishimuta, '50journ, and Mrs. Nishimuta,the former Ora Strong, '50journ, Lawton, an-nounced the birth of a son born November 16 .The baby was named Michael Paul .

James M. Corry, Jr., '50geol, and Mrs. Corry,the former Mary Holland, '49h .cc, are living inCalgary, Alberta, Canada where Corrp is a geolo-gist with the Ohio Oil Company. They have oneson, James Marvin, 21 months .WOOLEY-GOODWIN : Miss Cecilia Wooley

and Thomas Ward Goodwin, '50bus, OklahomaCity, were married November 10 in the FirstMethodist Church in Ada. At the University,Goodwin was a member of Psi Chi, psychologyhonorary fraternity, and Phi Delta Theta socialfraternity . The couple is living in Norman .

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T. L. Woodward, '506us, and Mrs. Woodward,the former Katherine Stewart, '45%'49, Norman,announced the birth of a son born November 7in St . Anthony's hospital in Oklahoma City. Thebaby was named Tommy Stewart . Woodward ison duty as quartermaster in the Navy aboard theU. S. S. Colonial .Miss Betty Kilman, '506us, is now a certified

public accountant in Oklahoma City .WEISS-GREENSTEIN : Miss Ruth Weiss, 'SOha,

Newark, New Jersey, and Donald Greenstein, '47-'51, were married October 7 in New York City .Mrs. Grecnstein is making her home in Newarkwhile Greenstein '47-'51, were married October7 in New York City . Mrs. Greenstein is makingher home in Newark while Grecnstein is servingwith the army.McGUIRE-HUNT : Miss Elizabeth Ann Mc-

Guire, '50journ, Tulsa, and Lt . John Lewis Hunt,Fort Worth, Texas, were married October 28 inthe Rose Chapel of the Boston Avenue MethodistChurch in Tulsa. At the University, Mrs. Huntserved as treasurer for her social sorority, DeltaDelta Delta. The couple is living in Fort Smith,Arkansas, where Lt. Hunt is stationed at CampChaffee,

BRANDENBURG-ROWE: Miss Joan Branden-burg, '50h .ec : Tulsa, became the bride of Lt . JamesW. Rowe, '51ba, Cristobal, Panama Canal Zone,October 26 in the post chapel at Fort Knox, Ken-tucky. At the University, Mrs. Rowe was a mem-ber of Kappa Alpha Theta social sorority and Lt .Rowe was affiliated with Sigma Nu social fra-ternity . The couple is living in Fort Knox, Ken-tucky, where Rowe is stationed with the U. S.Army .

'51 Dald P. Brown, Jr ., '516a, and Mrs.Brown the former Nancy Lee Sugg,'49-'51, Oklahoma City, chose the

name Ross Madison for their son born Novem-ber 10 in Wesley Hospital .Edwin F. Alder, '5 His, Hugo, has been awarded

a fellowship for advanced study in biological sci-ences at the University of Chicago.

Jack Taylor Massey, '51bus, is now employedby the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Com-pany in Oklahoma City. At the University, Masseywas affiliated with Beta Theta Pi social fraternity .BLALACK-MELTON : Miss Bonnie Louise Bla-

lock and Leonard Leon Melton, '51cng, were mar-ried recently. The couple is living in Warner Rob-ins, Georgia, where Melton is stationed at RobinsAirforce Base .

John W. Kongable, '51eng formerly of Hominy,is now employed in the production department ofMonsanto Chemical Company's Texas Division atTexas City, Texas.Rex Bannister, '51eng, is now employed as a

geologist for the Pure Oil Company in Fort Worth,Texas.GRIMES-BRADLEY : Miss Hassell Frances

Grimes, '51journ, and Joe Allen Bradley, '51bs,both of Norman, were married July 8 in the Mc-Farlin Memorial Methodist Church in Norman. Atthe University, Mrs. Bradley was a member of Al-pha Chi Omega social sorority, Gamma Alpha Chi,professional advertising fraternity, and Theta Sig-ma Phi, national honorary and professional jour-nalism fraternity . Bradley was affiliated with Kap-pa Sigma social fraternity and Sigma Gamma Ep-silon, honorary and professional geology fratern-

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MORRIS-BENTLEY : Miss Mary Elizabeth Mor-ris, '49-'51, El Reno, and John W. Bentley, '516us,Oklahoma City, were married July 28 in WesleyMethodist Church in El Reno. At the University,Mrs. Bentley was vice-president of Pi Beta Phi so-cial sorority . Bentley was affiliated with Beta ThetaPi social fraternity.

Jack Whistler, '51geol, Norman, is now em-ployed in the geological engineering departmentof Phillips Petroleum Company in Bartlesville.

BEYER-ANDERSON : Miss Marilyn Beyer, '51,and Pfc. George Lincoln Anderson, Jr ., both ofGuthrie, were married recently in St. Mary'sChurch in Guthrie. At the University, Mrs. An-derson was affiliated with Kappa Alpha Thetasocial sorority . The couple is living in San Bern-ardino, California, where Anderson is stationedwith the airforce.

Louis L. Rcisz, '51journ, is now employed as adeskman on the Southwest American, Fort Smith,Arkansas .HEAD-TASSEY: Miss Janice Head, '516s, Mi-

ami, and Hugh R. Tassey, Los Angeles, California,were married June 9 in Miami. At the University,Mrs. Tassey was a member of Alpha Chi Omegasocial sorority . The couple is living in Los Angeles.WARREN-BLANKENSHIP : Miss Elizabeth

Katherine Warren, '516s, Tulsa, and George TonyBlankenship, '51ba, Oklahoma City, were marriedJune 8 in the First Methodist Church of Tulsa. Atthe University, Mrs. Blankenship was a member ofKappa Kappa Gamma social sorority. Mr . Blanken-ship was a member of Sigma Nu social fraternity.The couple is living in Oklahoma City .PHILLIPS-AUBREY: Miss Betty Jo Phillips, '51

bs, Lawton, and Clarence L. Aubrey, '506s, Law-ton, were married June 8 in the First ChristianChurch in Lawton . At the University, Mrs. Aubreywas a member of Gamma Phi Beta social sorority ofwhich she served as rush chairman . She was alsoa member of Kappa Delta Pi, honorary educationfraternity . Aubrey was affiliated with Delta Up-silon social fraternity. The couple is living in Law-ton.

Stewart W. Gill, '516a, has been employed in theaccounting department of Stanolind Oil and Gasin Tulsa.

Max J . Enterline, '516s, is now employed in theaccounting department of Stanolind Oil and Gasin Tulsa.

Robert O. Bristow, '51journ, has been employedas an advertising salesman by the Altus Times-Democrat .MILLER-CONAGHAN: Miss Dorothy Dell

Miller, 'S1, Oklahoma City, and Brian FrancisConaghan, '516a, Tonkawa, were married in theCrown Heights Christian Church, Oklahoma City,June 15 . They will be at home in Tonkawa.

Sharon L. Forreston, '51eng, was recently em-ployed by Stanolind Oil and Gas Company in theirproducing department at Vivian, Louisiana.

LOCKARD-PERCIVAL : Miss Joice EleanorLockard, '51, Oklahoma City, and Frederick E.Percival, Hillside, Colorado, were married June 2in the Crown Heights Methodist Church in Okla-homa City . Percival holds a commission in the air-force and reported for active duty June 20 .

Rex R. Hall, '51bus, has been employed by theStanolind Oil and Gas Company in their produc-ing department in Oklahoma City .

Miss Nancy Lynd, Bartlesville, and WilliamJacobs, '516us, Norman, were married in the FirstPresbyterian Church in Bartlesville in early June .

STAPLES-GRIST: Miss Eugenia Staples andGene Ridgell Grist, both of Ardmore, were mar-ried in June at the First Presbyterian Church inArdmore.

RICHARDSON-BROWN : Miss Melva JuneRichardson, '5 led, Oklahoma City, and William F.Brown, '51eng, Chickasha, were married June 16at the Crown Heights Methodist Church in Okla-homa City .STUCKER-JENNINGS : Miss Nancy Ann Stuck-

er, Norman, and Jerald Leon Jennings, '51eng .phys,Lookeba, were married June 4 in the home ofthe bride's parents . The couple is making theirhome i n Dallas .

Earl Graham Watkins, '51eng, Oklahoma City,has been awarded the Humble Oil and RefiningCompany fellowship for the 1951-52 year . Wat-kins is working toward a master's degree at theUniversity .DAVIS-ZUVANICH : Miss Barbara Ann Davis,

'50-'51, and Phillip Loren Zuvanich, '51eng, bothof Ponca City, were married September 29 in theFirst Christian Church in Ponca City . At the Uni-versity, Mrs. Zuvanich was a member of GammaPhi Beta social sorority. Zuvanich was affiliatedwith the Petroleum Engineering Club, Sigma Tau,and Tau Beta Pi, honorary engineering fraternities .Dwight E. Dyer, '51ed, and Mrs. Dyer, the for-

mer Juanita Pannell, '50ed, are now living in Am-arillo, Texas, where both are employed in theAmarillo school system . Dyer is band director atElizabeth Nixon Junior Highschool and his wifeteaches in one of the elementary schools .SHELTON-FINLEY : Miss Rose Marie Shelton,

Norman, and Jim Barton Finley, '51eng, Tulsa,were married recently in the First PresbyterianChurch in Norman . The couple is living in Okla-homa City where Finley is a mechanical engineerfor Coston & Frankfurt in Oklahoma City .DEES-HATFIELD: Mrs. Donna McClain Dees

and Dean Paul Hatfield, '51Law, both of Okla-homa City, were married May 29 in the pastor'sstudy of the Baptist Temple in Oklahoma City .The couple has established their home temporarilyin Oklahoma City until Hatfield receives a per-manent address from the F.B .I . with whom he isnow employed .George D. Ferguson, Jr ., '51eng, has been ap-

pointed to the staff of the Lewis Flight PropulsionLaboratory in Cleveland, Ohio, as a scientific aide.

Paul M. Mansur, '51mus, is now a graduate as-sistant in the music department of Arizona StateCollege, Tempe, Arizona. He also has a positionin the Phoenix Symphony Orchestra.VESTAL-REDDIN: Miss Louise Vestal, '51fa,

and Robert L. Reddin, Jr ., both of Seminole, weremarried September 4 in the First Baptist Churchin Seminole. Mrs. Rcdclin was a member of DeltaPhi Delta, national honorary art fraternity at theUniversity. The couple is living in Oklahoma Citywhere Reddin is attending the University School ofMedicine.

BLANTON-MATSON: Miss Betty Ann Blanton,'5 led, and Ted Paul Matson, '49geol, '51m .ed, bothof Clinton, were married August 19 in the FirstChristian Church in Clinton. Mrs. Matson was af-filiated with Alpha Phi social sorority at the Uni-versity . Matson was a member of Delta Chi socialfraternity, Phi Theta, Pick and Hammer, and Scab-hard and Blade. The couple is living in Ponca City.SCOTT-TUCKER : Miss Patti Joan Scott, '516a,

Dallas, and Lyndell L. Tucker, Norman, were mar-ried in June in the First Methodist Church in Ard-more. At the University, Mrs. Tucker was a mem-ber of Kappa Kappa Gamma social sorority . Tuck-er is affiliated with Kappa Sigma social fraternity .The couple is living in Norman where Tucker isa student at the University.

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Jim Frazier, '51bs, is now employccl by StanolindOil and Gas Company in Jackson, Mississippi .CARR-MOORS : Miss Chloe Jeannenc Carr, Mus-

kogee and Paul E. Moore, '51bus, Oklahoma City,were married August 16 in St. Luke's MethodistChurch in Oklahoma City . The couple is living inOklahoma City where Moore is employed by theAssociates Discount Corporation.Mrs. Georgia Goggin, '51phys.cd, is now em-

ployed by the Oklahoma City Camp Eire Girls asa field director . Mrs. Goggin is in charge of thecentral district of the city.FINE'-COMBS : Miss Naomi Arlene Fine and

Breck Combs, '51 cng, both of Oklahoma City, weremarried September 21 in the Northwest BaptistChurch in Oklahoma City .

Gene L. Fisher, '51fa, formerly of Norman, isnow employed by the Technical Training AidsCompany in Tulsa.STEEDMAN-MADDEN: Miss Alice Joy Steed-

man, '51bus, Oklahoma City, and Russell LeonMadden, '50eng, Okmulgee, were married Sep-tember 15 in the Lincoln Terrace Church in Okla-homa City. At the University, Mrs. Madden wasaffiliated with Gamma Alpha Chi, honorary ad-vertising sorority, and the student marketing asso-ciation . Madden was a member of Tan Beta Pi,Eta Kappa Nu, American Institute of Electrical En-gineers, St. Pat's Council and the Men's Glee club .The couple has established their home in Cushing.McCALL-MOCK: Miss Frances Freeman McCall,

'51mus, Oklahoma City, and James Anson Mock,'50bus, Okmulgee, were married September 22 inthe Westrninister Presbyterian Church in Okla-homa City . At the University, Mrs. Mock was amember of Kappa Alpha Theta social sorority, pres-ident of Sigma Alpha Iota, honorary music sorority,and secretary of Mortar Board. Mock was affiliatedwith Sigma Nu social fraternity . The couple is liv-ing in Chicago where Mock is on duty with thenavy at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station.Bob Whitley, '51mus, Oklahoma City, sailed re-

cently aboard the Queen Elizabeth for a year'sstudy at the Royal School of Church Music at Cant-erbury, England . Last year he won the nationalcontest sponsored by the American Guild of Or-ganist.CREAGER-BACCUS : Miss Frances Creager, '33-

'36, Norman, became the bride of John 11. Baccus,'51eng, Huntsville, Texas, in Shepard Drive Meth-odist Church in Houston, Texas. The couple hasestablished their home in Pearland, Texas.FISCH-GARLAND: Miss Dolores Patricia Fisch,

Guthrie, and Bud Franklin Garland, '51bus, Okla-homa City, were married September 21 in St.Mary's Church in Guthrie. Garland was affiliatedwith Lambda Chi Alpha social fraternity at theUniversity .

James L. Layton,'51eng, is now employed by theAmerican Locomotive Company, Schenectady,New York, as an engineer .

Loren C. Cox, '51eng, is now employed in theproducing department of Stanolind Oil and GasCompany in Henderson, Texas.

John R. Stearns, '51eng, is now employed byStanolind Oil and Gas Company in the producingdepartment in Wink, Texas.

Miss Dorothy J. Savage, '51ba, has been em-ployed in the accounting department of StanolindOil and Gas Company in Tulsa.NEAL-MASSEY: Miss Sue Neal, '51mus, Ponca

(:icy, and Jack "Taylor Massey, '516us, Elk City,were married November Ill in the home of thebride's parents in Ponca City . At the University,Mrs. Massey was a member of Kappa Kappa Gam-ma social sorority. Massey was affiliated with BetaTheta Pi social fraternity . The couple has estab-lished their home in Oklahoma City.

DECEMBER, 1951

Frank G. Klicwer, Jr ., '51bus, and Mrs. Kliewer,the former Marilyn Phillips, '50phys.cd, Chickasha,announced the birth of a son, Harry Phillips, bornNovember 3.

JOHNSON-THOES: Miss Evelyn Jean Johnsonand Edward A. Thoes, '51eng, both of Norman,were married August 31 in the John Calvin Pres-byterian Church in Springfield, Missouri . The cou-ple is living in Salem, Illinois, where Thocs is em-ployed by Black, Sivalls and Bryson, Inc., as dis-trict engineer .

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FARLEY-LEUGEMORS: Miss Betty Farley,Wichita Fills, Texas, and Everett M. Leugemors,'51cng, were married August 25 in Wichita Falls.'I-he couple is living in Great Bend, Kansas, whereLeugemors is employed by Dowell, Inc.

Philip L. Rothbart, '51ba, is currently studyingmedicine at Amsterdam, University, Amsterdam,Netherlands .

Mr . and Mrs. Donald Shrier, the former Dona-gene Tecgardin, '51arch.eng, Norman, announcedthe birth of a son, Donald Dee.

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