as the Whites licked the Reds 25-19 in Okla-homa's final spring football game before5,000 fans at Owen Field . Both sides to-gether originated 58 passing plays to only56 rushes . All six touchdowns were scoredon forward passes . Gene Cagle, Red quarter-back, completed 20 of 39 passes for 283yards and 3 touchdowns . He lost another67-yard aerial touchdown when the receiver,well behind the defense, fumbled as his kneecame up and struck the ball . Cagle gave fourinterceptions . Bob Warmack, Ada freshman,was equally brilliant . He hit 10 of 18 passesfor 247 yards and 3 touchdowns, givingonly one interception . In addition, he fakedso well that he was able to gain 98 net yardsrushing, spurting around the flanks . Wing-

roll callnews eventsin the livesof Sooner alumni1938-44James Hewgley Jr ., '38bus, Tulsa attorney,

has been appointed to a six-year term on thenew board of regents for Oklahoma Collegefor Liberal Arts, formerly Oklahoma Collegefor Women, Chickasha .* Earl A . Brown Jr .,'386a, '40Law, and Thomas D . Andersonhave announced their association in thepractice of law under the name Anderson &Brown in Houston, Tex .* Komantcia, anovel by Harold Keith, '39ma, has beenselected as one of three finalists in the juve-nile book category of the Western Writersof America's annual Spur Awards competi-

back David Dillingham, Borger, Tex . fresh-man, was the top Red receiver with 10catches for 146 yards . Fred Malone, Artesia,N.M . freshman, fielded 9 for 131 . TheWhites also showed two interesting catch-ers in Eddie Hinton, Lawton freshman (5grabs for 136 yards) and split end Ben Hart(4 for 97) . Two other quarterback pros-pects, Jim Burgar (hip-pointer), Lindsaysophomore who red-shirted last season, andChebon Dacon (knee), Oklahoma Cityfreshman, were benched with injuries. Sowere tailback San Toi DeBose, Star-Spencerfreshman (knee), and Thurman Pitchlynn(knee), Wewoka squadman whose lineback-ing has pleased Coach Mackenzie .

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tion . Keith is sports publicity director atOU.* William E . Bender Jr ., '39bus, Tulsabanker, has been appointed by the Tulsa CityCommission to the City of Tulsa-RogersCounty Port Authority .* James W. Swank,'39, has been named secretary-manager ofthe Lindsay Chamber of Commerce .* M . T.Cochran Jr., '39ba, vice president of theSouthland Corporation and general managerof Southland's dairy operations in Dallas,Tex ., has been named to the National DairyCouncil board of directors .* Arlo Scoggin,'39eng, '40m.eng, was one of 36 GeneralElectric sales executives who were chosento take the advanced marketing managementseminar at Crotonville, N.Y . Scoggin ismanager of industrial sales operation forthe chemical and metallurgical division inCoshocton, Ohio .* Cmmdr. John ElmoScrivner, '39ba, '40Law, recently retiredfrom the Navy, is regional manager, Ameri-can Arbitration Assoc ., San Diego, Calif.*Mrs . Carter Bradley (Loretta Greathouse,'39ba) is assistant to the dean of men atGeorgetown University in Washington, D.C .Her husband is administrative assistant toSen . A . S . Mike Monroney .* W. D . Johnson,'406us, has been named divisional merchan-dising manager for John A . Brown Co . inOklahoma City .* Max Sater, '40Law, Still-

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water, has been appointed county attorneyof Payne County after resigning as countyjudge .* Jack T . Conn, '40Law, is chairmanof the board of directors of Fidelity Nation-al Bank and Trust Co . in Oklahoma City .''Otis R . Henry, '40bus, civilian personnelofficer at Kindley AFB, Bermuda, recentlyreceived the Air Force Award for Meritor-ious Civilian Service .* Donald L . Martin,'40eng, has been named regional engineer forthe Federal Power Commission at Ft .Worth, Tex .* Brig . Gen . Charles P . Brown,'40bus, comptroller at Headquarters Con-tinental Army Command, Ft . Monroe, Va .,has been nominated by President Johnsonfor promotion to major general .* Ben J .Kerr Jr ., '40bus, is vice president and trustofficer at Mercantile National Bank in Dal-las, Tex .* Foley Wright, '40eng, receivedthe Distinguished Former Student Awardduring Homecoming Week at Central StateCollege, Edmond . Wright is manager of theengineering department of Sinclair Oil andGas Co ., Tulsa .* District Judge W . R. Wal-lace Jr ., '41Law, Oklahoma City, announcedhis resignation Aug . 1 to join the law firmof Rainey, Flynn and Welch.* Carl V . Bov-ard, '41ba, has been appointed advertisingmanager of H . & A . Selmer, Inc ., a manu-facturer of band instruments for musicinstruments for music education in Elkhart,Indiana .* Tom P. McAdams jr ., '41bus,Bristow, has been re-elected president ofthe Oklahoma Independent Petroleum As-soc .* Richard W . Taylor and Mrs . Taylor(Mary McLaury, '416us) are living in Seat-tle where he has been named assistant direc-tor of engineering for Boeing's CommercialDivision .* Dave SPradling,'41Law, Oklaho-ma City attorney, has been appointed Cot-ton County judge by the board of countycommissioners of Cotton County .* Lt . Col.William J . Mayhall,'42ba, has been awardedthe U.S . Air Force Outstanding Supply Of-ficer Certificate in Vietnam .* E . S . CalvertJr ., '42eng, has been elected president of theAssociation of Oilwell Servicing Contractors .Calvert is head of Signal Oilfield Service,Inc., Denver .* J. Allen Moore, '42eng, hasbeen promoted to division marketing man-ager, switchgear division, of WestinghouseElectric Corp . with headquarters in Pitts-burgh, Pa .* Russell Black, '42ba, is the capi-tol correspondent for Voice of America inWashington, D.C .* Mitchell Shadid,'43, hasbeen promoted to manager of the Woodwarddistrict office of Oilfield Sales & ServicesDivision of BS&B-HOMCO Oilfield Divisionof Black, Sivalls & Bryson, Inc .* J. WilliamMcLean, '43bus, has become senior vicepresident and director of marketing for the

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Bank of America in its San Francisco head-quarters .* Lt . Col . Robert N. Starr, '43bus,commander of the 3rd Battalion, 82nd Ar-tillery, in Ft . Devins, Mass ., has left for as-signment in Vietnam .* Byrum E . Carter,'436a, has been named to succeed Walter H .C . Laves as chairman of the Indiana Univer-sity Department of Government .* John W .Morton, '43eng, has been elected executivevice president of Cities Service Gas Com-pany in Oklahoma City .'` Douglas J .Bourne' '44eng, and James F. Haake, '466a,have been selected to participate in the 49thsession of the Advanced Management Pro-gram of the Harvard University GraduateSchool of Business Administration .* M . F.Wirges, '44eng, '46ms, has been named tohead a new long-range planning departmentin Cities Service Oil Co ., Tulsa .

MARRIAGESMrs. Stella Jo LeMaster, '19ba, and Dr .

Lloyd N . Morrisett, '17ba, were marriedFeb . 8 . Dr . Morrisett is professor emeritus,University of California at Los Angeles,where he served 22 years as head of theDepartment of Educational Administrationand Supervision .* Linda Catherine Adams,'62ba, '64ma, and Freeman Dale Crabtree,'60ba, were married Jan. 29 and are living inOklahoma City .* Roxy Shiplet and Rona .'dJ . Steele, '63eng, were married Feb . 12 .Steele is a product supervisor for Proctorand Gamble in Dallas . ,` Kitty Ann Edmunds,'63m.ed, and Phillip Lewis Hampton, '65-sool, were married Jan . 22 .* Mary FrancesColey, '64ba, and Jerry Mont Morgan weremarried March 5 .* Virginia Mae Sanders,

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and George Dixon Poe, '64bs, were marriedJan . 22 in Durant .* Carole Ann Boddie,'64-ed, and Stewart Albert Pearce II, were mar-ried March 12 in Tulsa .* Sherry Ann Kime,'65bs, and William Paxton Gibbens, '64bs,were married Jan . 29 and are living in Okla-homa City where Gibbens is attending theOU School of Medicine .* Vivian DorothyBarnes, '66bs, and Donald L . Cox, '656s,were married June 5 and are stationed atLockbourne AFB, Ohio, where he is a sup-ply officer .

BIRTHSLeonard Leventhal, '50ba, and Mrs .

Leventhal are parents of a son, Craig Joshua,born August 17, 1965 . Leventhal is a reliabil-ity engineer for Northrop Nortronics in

Anaheim, Calif .* Curtis Clendening, '52eng,and Mrs . Clendening are parents of a son,William Tyler, born Feb . 19 in OklahomaCity .* Larry D . McIntosh, '58eng, and Mrs.McIntosh (Barbara Wernli,'57bus) have an-nounced the adoption of a son, Perry Lynn .McIntosh a senior engineer for the AtlanticRefining Company in Midland, Texas .*Shelby R . Knox, '61pharm, and Mrs. Knoxare parents of a son, Gregory Paul, bornMarch 19 in Tulsa .* Del Heidebrecht, '62bs,and Mrs . Heidebrecht (Susan McDaniel,'61-ba,'63m.soc .wk,) are the parents of a daugh-ter, Stacy Leigh, born Jan . 31 in ArkansasCity, Kansas, where Heidebrecht is beadbasketball coach at Cowley County Com-munity Junior College .* Leland Massad,'63-fa, and Mrs . Massad (Janet Clark, '636a)

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are parents of a son, Leland Clark, bornFeb . 8 in Oklahoma City .* Jimmy R . Huff,'63ba and Mrs . Huff are parents of a daugh-ter, Catherine Jane, born July 30 in Lapucnte, Calif ., where Huff teaches highschool . Charles F . Sego, '64bus, and Mrs .Sego (Frances Tabor, '64journ) are the par-ents of a son, Barton Tabor, born August21 in Little Rock, Ark ., where Sego is amerchandising salesman for Texaco . Mrs .Sego is editor of the Arkansas Union LaborBulletin ." Ronald G . Potts '64cn,g, and Mrs .Potts (Kay Files, '63rd) are the parents ofa daughter, Kerry Elizabeth, born Sept.24 in Galveston, Texas .* Lt . Dennis II . Pope,'6;Law, and Mrs . Pope (Donna Morgan,'646a) are parents of a daughter, DanaKristen, born Feb . 1 in San Francisco, Calif .,where Lt . Pope is in the Adjutant GeneralCorps at Presidio of California .* James E .Kennedy, '656us, and Mrs . Kennedy (JudithLittle, '65ed) are parents of a daughter,Kendal Ann, born Jan . 31 in Perryton, Tex-as .* G . Wayne Daily, '66eng, and Mrs . Dai-ly (Carol de Planque, '63zool) are parentsof a son, Brian Wayne, born Feb . 11 inOklahoma City .* William G . Rockett,'63ma,and Mrs . Rockett arc parents of a son, bornFeb . ~ in Madison, Wis .

DEATHSHenrv David Mosier, ' 12pharm, died

March 8 in Guthrie .* Andrew E . Clark Sr .,'19, died March 12 in Tulsa .'= Mrs . RettaConneway Weaver, '18ba, died Feb . 25 inOklahoma City .'" Ruby Nethery, '21ba, '42-ma, died September 27 . She was formerlylibrarian at Fort Lewis A&M College inDurango, Colo .": William David Renfrow,'21pharm, died March 17 in Eufaula . Hewas a vice president and a director of theState National Bank of Eufaula .* Mrs . Lu-cite Cailey, '22ba, died Feb . 24 in OklahomaCitv .* Luke W . YVilcox, '23 Law, died Jan .13 in Oklahoma City ." Dr. Fenton AlmerSanger, '26med, died Feb . 12 in OklahomaCity ." W . J. (Jack) Berrigan, '246s, retiredoil company auditor, died Feb . 8 in Sulphur ."Mrs . Kate Wise Shriver, '26ed, ClevelandCounty superintendent of schools from 1928to 1936, died Jan . 14 in Oklahoma Cit\" .a`George Francis Ingle, '30bus, died March 13 .He was an auditor for the state examinerand inspector ." Mrs . Thelma Sprigg Ralls,'32Law, died Jan . 9 in Fayetteville, Ark .*George Scott Hammonds, '336us, died Jan .27 . He was an independent oil operator inDallas, Tex .' : Malinda Brown, '33ba, '35ma,died Feb . 16 in Oklahoma City . Miss Brownhad taught at Taft Junior High for 30years . Mrs . Coral J . Young, '34ed, '44m.ed,died March 19 in Oklahoma City . A pastpresident of the American Association ofUniversity Women, Mrs . Young had taughtschool in Oklahoma City over 40 years .*John E . UcKittrick, '35eng, died Jan . 19 inArdmore where he was a resident engineerfor the State Highway Department .* HarryFranklin Sujlield, '37bs, independent oiloperator in Oklahoma City, died Feb . 12 .'x'Earl T . Warren, ' .38Law, a former memberof the OU College of Law faculty, died Feb .28 ." Mrs . Jo Anne Creech Smith, '49bs, diedFeb . 7 in Norman .* Mrs. Eloise Evans Me-Curtain, '53m.soc .wk, supervisor of socialservices at the Pauls Valley State School forRetarded Children, died Feb . 9 .* Harry"Dutch" Hill, '±7ed, died Feb . 3 in San An-tonio, Texas . Hill was a football star underBennie Owens. * 2/Lt . James R . Scott, '65ba,an army sports parachutist, was killed whenhe became entangled in his parachute dur-ing a jump near Anchorage, Alaska .

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