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Sooner roll callDirectory changesLillian A . Abbott, '30nia, box 74, McLean, Texas .Lucille F . Adams, '25 nurse, OkeeneWilliam A . Allen, 'l0as, Talihina .

Ray G . Atherton, '23as, 305 North Monroc, Lit-

tle Rock, Arkansas.

Mrs . Ruth York baker, '30ed, Route ,, Pnuls

Valley .11d W . Baker, '32ma, Route 3, Pauls Valle\ .

Mrs . Tina Gaylord ball, '26fa, New Richmond,Indiana.

C . 11 . Ball, '25as, New Richmond, Indiana .

Mrs. Hettie Maloy Baum '26voicc, 103 SouthThompson, Vinita .

Dr . D . E . Baum, '28mcd, 103 South Thompson,

Vinita .Mrs . Hazel Bennett Dupy, 36fa, 241 Mobile

Avenue Apt . 1d Port Arthur, Texas .Mrs . Bcttina Blackwelder Blackmar, '29fa, Box

477, Lockhart, Texas.J . Kenneth Blackmar 31 geol Box 477, Lock-

hart, Texas.James Ralph Bollinger '33cng, U . S . Bureau of

Reclamation, Denver, Colorado .

Mary Bowers, '32as, Falls Count\ Relief Others,Marlin, Texas .

Vance A . Bradford, '36sc, 1 108 Stonewall, Ok-

lahoma City .Belsur Bristow, 24 eng c/o C.R .I .&P . Railway

Company, Little Rock, Arkansas .Rethea Britten Bond, '35as, Chickasha .Ivan L . Bush, '22\x, 1206-14 Colcord Building,

Oklahoma City .George Wvnian Carpenter, '3(Ieng, Oklahoma

Natural Gas Company, Oklahoma Citylien S . Clark, '28ins, Gore .

Belva Winifred Clement, '35art, 2700 NorthWalker, Oklahoma Cit\ .

Mrs . Victoria Colley Chamberlin 30ed 1219 East32nd, Tulsa .

Edward T . Cook, Jr ., '36sc, 1301 North Robin-son, Oklahoma City .

Caroline Martha Corley '34as, 116 West 15th,Ada .

Mrs . Alice Hartlcv Crawford, '33ins, 915 South8th, Ponca City .

Linwood Harold Crcas\, '36cng, 424 F.ast Park,Oklahoma City .

David R . Crockett, '32as, 33ma Biggers Ar-arkansas

1)r . Herbert G . Crockett, '34ined, Los AngelesCounty Hospital, Los Angeles, California .Omar L . Crook, 321aw, Federal CommunicationsCommission, Washington, D . C .

Curtis A . Cryer '26as, '271na, McLean, Texas .C: .

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Mrs. Mary Lynne Daugherty Watlington, '22he,Paris, Kentucky

Ethel Juan Davis '31cd, Wilson School, Oklahomahoma City.

Mrs . Lena A . '22as, 26ma 908 C Street,Lawton .

Mrs . Ollibcl C . Dickinson, 32as, Tatum, NewMexico .

Mrs . Ruth Johnson Duffield 30he Burden, Kan-sas .

I' . A . Duffield '30gcol, Burden, Kansas .Roy Eugene Edwards, '35eng, Box 319d Hutch-

inson, Kansas .Mrs . Jenlizbeth Emanuel Risicn, '28as, 2525 Rusk,

Beaumont Texas .Mrs. Einina Farmer Boss, '26as, 1306 North

Cleveland, Arlington, Virginia .Cleon Forbes, '29ina, box 174d Wakita .Mrs . Wilsain Gary Hill, '36as, 430 1/2 Northwest

24th, Oklahoma Cit\ .Mrs . Marie Mulvey Go( Goodman '21as, Yukon .

Dr James G. Ghormley '34ined, 405-6 HavsKennedy Building, Blackwcll .

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Street,

Alva .Bond D . Hammond 30 eng 645 Ann Avenue .

Kansas City, Kansas .Dr . Thomas J . Hardinan, 34med 206 Green

Villa Apt ., 1862 East 101 Street, Cleveland,Ohio .

Mrs . Clara M . Harris, '25cd, box 77d Tipton .Mrs . Dorothy Gaflord Hart, '25ex, 3078 Trafal-Trafalgar Avenue Montreal, Canada .11 . Lucille Heckman, '33rd, 142 Santa Fu Live-

line, Santa Fed New Mexico .Mrs . Dorothy- Herring Burrow, '35he, 120 South-

Southeast 38th Street, Oklahoma City.J .

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GasCompany, HObbs New Mexico .

Carl W . Ilogge, '311aw, 2109 Glenn Elyn PlacedOklahoma City .

Lola Mac Holcomb, 36nurse 322 'B' North-east, Miami .

Mrs . Jessie Mooter Hoot, '29fa, 1363 Rue I,a-Lafayette Shanghai, China .

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La( LafayetteShanghai, China .

Lynn A . 1 HOrton '231aw, Hightower Building,Oklahoma Cite .

Mrs . Pauline W . Hoskinson, '24as, MedicineLodge Kansas .

Mrs . Helen V . Hutchins, '29as, box 41d TucunTucumcari New Mexico.

Lue Creasic Jackson, '29he, '31ma, 312 EastTonhawa Norman .

Dr . Aubrey I .. Jennings, '291ned, Fort Clark,Texas .

Mrs . Neva Lee Johnson, '33ed, ChecotahWilma May Johnson, '33rd, 1215 FifthCoronado California .Francis Jordan, Jr ., 29law 2612 East 14th

Place, Tulsa .Phillips ( ;harks Keiper '27cng, 1049 West Oak-

Oakdale Avenue, Chicago, Illinois.Mrs . Boss Land Keith, '24cd, R .R . 1d Maysville

Arkansas .Henry Martin Kilian, '26gcol, 224 East 14th

West Los Angeles, California .Dr . Claude B . Knight, 35med Knight Hospital,Wewoka .

Effie M. Knight, '25ed, 606 Second Avenue, N.W ., Ardmore .

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Mrs . Mar\ Kertz Bradlev, '26as . 434 Northwest29th, Oklahoma City .

O . 11 . Lafevers 29eng 1103 Pcrrinc building,Oklahoma City

Mrs . Ruth Lamons Wilson, 32nurse, Box 211,

Vinita .Gaston L . Litton, *341ib.sc,

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19thStreet, Oklahoma City .

Agnes Lloyd, '25as, 511 South I)Cn\Ci', Tulsa .Mrs . Elizabeth Cox L\nn, '29a,, '31law, box

1073d Monroc, Louisiana .Ralph 1) . Lynn, '31as, 33M .S ., Bix 1073d Monroc,

Louisiana .Orville G . McClain, '33cng, 1405 McGowan .Houston Texas .Bessie Elizabeth McClelland, '24hc, 516 West

Oiive Street, Bozeman, Montana .

Clots Emmctt McMullin, '27as, '31ma, 106 Westi lth Street, I lutchinson, Kansas .

Mrs . Thelma Ferguson Mars, '25as, box 694dSpur, Texas .

Edwin W . Mars, '2~cng, ]lox 694, Spur, Texas .Wyman Henry Meigs '31as, 34ms 541 South-

west 36th, Oklahoma City .Alvin Carl Mcixncr, '20cng, 32`) Elm AVCnLIC,

Sharon, Pennsylvania .David D . Morris '21as, 440 17th Street, Santa

Monica, California .Velma E . Nichols, '28as, '32ms, 1116 West Ore-

gon, Urbana, Illinois .Mrs . Edith Owsley Pansze 34 he 2 .350 North-

west 12th, Oklahoma CityWilliam N . Panszc, 35bus, 2350 Northwest 12th

Street, Oklahoma City .Dr . Frederick Johnson Perry 36med Staff Housed

Kings County Hospital, Brooklyn n, N . Y .Mrs . Margaret Peterson Lygrisse, '33cd, 937

WOODROW Wichita, Kansas .Mrs . Melda Howard Poe '31as, 1231 South

Birmingham, Tulsa .l . . M . Poe, Jr., '281aw, 1231 South Birmingham,

Tulsa .Mrs . Frances Roland Rider, 30 he 815 West

Olive, Monrovia, California .Ralph C . Rider, 31ph\s .ed, 815 West Olive

Street, Monrovia, California .Mrs . Leta R)an band, '34as, Chelsea .Wane A . Sanders, '28as, 30law, Federal Build-

building Huntington, West Virginia.Mrs . Dorothy Shi Robertson, '351te, 601 Co-

Comanche Norman .Cordon Statcr, '171aw, 321 North Crescent

Heights boulevard, Los Angeles, California .

Flora Mat' Stockton, '36M, Wynnewood .Arlena Traylor 31bus International Machine

Company, 3178 Bellevue Avenue Detroit,Mich .

James Williams Webb, '28as . Rush Springs .Ludwig A . Webber, '32eng, 910 Shawnee Street,Bartesville

George M . Webster, 28as . Moody's InvestorsServiced 65 broadway New York City

T . eugene Weirich, 22bs 1304 Cherokee Street,Bartlesville

G . W . Whited '17as, 2700 Northwest 21st, Ok-Oklahoma City

1 . . J . Wolfed '29bus, 2816 West 21St . OklahomaCite .

A. S . 'Mike' Monroney,'24as, former president of the alumniassociation, recently received an awardas one of the eleven 'All-American fur-niture men' of the United States . The1 1 men were chosen during the summerfurniture marts at Chicago and GrandRapids . Monroney is head of the Docand Bill Furniture company, OklahomaCity .

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Births

Mrs. Maxine Maples, McAfee, '34phys .ed, andKenneth E . McAfee, '34law, a daughter, IlamaeMorrison. Home, Oklahoma City.

Glenn Garner, '36ex, and Eugenia Knox Gar-Garner a son. Home, 403 West Gray, Norman .Mrs . Dorothy Holland Lampton, '33as, and

Walter Lampton, '326us, a son, Richard Edward .Home, 907 Northeast 15th, Oklahoma City .Ted Greenshields, '316us, and Mrs . Green-

shields, a daughter, Carolyn Jean, September 28 .Home, 119 East Duffy, Norman .Mrs . Mabel Tutin Ogden, '296s, and Mr . Og-

den, a son . Home, Talihina.J. Hamilton Green, '28as, '35edm, and Mrs .

Green, a daughter, Winnefred Alene . Home,Ardmore .Mrs . Lucille Williams Benedum, '28as, and

Thomas R. Benedum, '281aw, a son, ThomasBenjamin, August 12 . Home, 710 Classen, Nor-man .Mrs . Faye Pumphrey Sasser, '24ex, and Vernon

Sasser, a daughter . Home, 119 East Himes, Nor-man .Mrs . Pauline Bills Reynolds, '27ex, and Joe D .

Reynolds, a son, Joe Bills, January 3 . Home,Granite .

Charles A . Fair, '24as, and Mrs . Fair, a son,Charles Eugene, August 14 . Home, Dayton,Ohio.

Marriages

1920CRUM - MOORE :

Miss Mary Catherine Crum,'32nurse, and Dr. Ellis Moore, 206s, '21med,April 12 in Kingfisher. Home, Oklahoma City .McCoy-GADBERRY : Miss Nelle McCoy, and Lu-

ther Gadberry, '20as, September 19 in Kingfisher .Home, El Reno .

1921SMITH-SUMMERS : Miss Gladys Belle Smith, '21

ex, and Lloyd Andrew Summers, July 14 in Tul-sa . Home, Buenos Aires .

1923DODSON-NORWOOD : Miss Nina Dodson, and Er-

win Nathan Norwood, '23ex, June 20 in Shaw-nee. Home, Durant.

1925WRIGHT-BASS : Miss Margaret Wright, and T.

Oscar Bass, Jr., '25ex, September 18 . Home,Houston, Texas .

1926SIGLER-AVFRY : Miss Ruth Inez Sigler, and

James Leighton Avery, '266us, August 30 . PhiGamma Delta . Home, 1870 South Boston, Tulsa .DAWSON-KENDRICKS : Miss Ethel Virginia Daw-

son, '32ed, and J . E . Kendricks, Jr ., '26ex, June13 in Salina, Kansas . Kappa Kappa Gamma .Home, Lorraine, Kansas .

1927DAVis-HOLLAND : Miss Hazelle Davis, '27as,

and L . Franklin Holland, June 7 in Gracemont .Home, Oilton .TRUAX-LORENZEN : Miss Clydean Truax, and

Johnny Lorenzen, '27eng, August 9 in Watonga.Home, El Reno .CONNOR-MILLS : Miss Louise Connor, and Fred

Z . Mills, Jr ., '27eng, September 23 . Phi KappaPsi . Home, Dallas, Texas .

BLACK-BLAZIER : Miss Lois Black, and EdwardBlazier, '27ex, June 5 . Home, Lawton .

1928BREWER-LUCAS : Miss Mildred Virginia Brewer,

'28ex, and Harold Vern Lucas, October 2 . ChiOmega. Home, 2406 Northwest 21st Street, Ok-lahoma City.LEASURE-HUSTON : Miss Barbara Leasure, and

John L . Huston, '28ex, July 4 in Ardmore.Home, 1838 Northwest 11th Street, OklahomaCity.

-1929

JOYNER-MAPES : Miss Nell Joyner, '29ex, andJ . David Mapes, June 27 in Oklahoma City .Alpha Gamma Delta . Home, Jackson, Tennessee .HALPINE-ABY : Miss Jane Halpine, and Hulette

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F . Aby, '29ex, July 31 . Sigma Alpha Epsilon .Home, 761 Riverside Drive, Tulsa .HAECKER-MORRIS : Miss Louise Haecker, and

Clifford Morris, '29ex, August 12 in Norman .Home, Seminole .

1930HUNTER-EMERSON : Miss Harryette Hunter, and

Frederick W . Emmerson, '30ex, September 3 .Home, 1904 Carey Place, Oklahoma City .BLACK-WILLIAMS : Miss Ruth Black, '30as

and Jay D . Williams, August 23 . Home, Borger :Texas .YORK-BAKER : Miss Ruth York, '30ed, and B .W . Baker, '32ma, June 21 in Pauls Valley .Home, Route 3, Pauls Valley .

KIRK-LIST : Miss Louise Kirk, and RaymondList, '30psm, June 30 . Home, Idabel .

1931ADAIR-KUHN : Miss Agnes Jennings Adair, and

Dr. J . F . Kuhn, Jr ., September 5 in Chicago .Home, Oklahoma City .WESLEY-CLARK : Miss Minne Wesley, and

George Clark, '31ma, July 21 in Alva. Home,Raytown, Missouri.MORRIS-KURTZ : Miss Jeanette Miller Morris .

'31ex, and W . Don Kurtz, June 17 . Alpha ChiOmega . Home, 503 Hitt Street, Yale.HUTTON-OGDEN : Miss Hope Hutton, and Hom-

er Ogden, '31ex, May 30 in Chickasha . Home,Thomas .BELCHER-ANKROM : Miss Dorothy Belcher, and

Kenneth Ankrom, '31ex, June 24 . Home, Mon-roe Apartments, Enid .

REINHARDT-BARNES : Miss Mary Harrell Rein-hardt, '31ex, and George Warren Barnes III,September 15 . Kappa Alpha Theta. Home Ok-lahoma City.

FIFE-CHOATE : Miss Wilma Fife, and WillisChoate, '31ex, August 23 in Marietta . Home,Ardmore .WATSON-GALLAIIER : Miss Virginia Watson, and

Dr. Paul C . Gallaher, '31ex, June 16 in Okmul-gee . Sigma Nu . Home, Shawnee.HARVFY-TRUITT : Miss Maurine Harvey, '35ex,

and C . B . Truitt, '31eng, September 13 . KappaAlpha Theta-Phi Kappa Sigma . Home, Houston,Texas .WOOTEN-WEBB : Miss Gloria Wooten, '31as,

and Clay L . Webb . Home, 2860 Northwest 21st,Oklahoma City .

1932PATTERSON-FILE : Miss Georgia Patterson, and

Charles File, '32ex, August 2 . Home, 1735Northeast Park Place, Oklahoma City.VON MERVELDT-JAMIESON : Miss Marie yon

Merveldt, and Victor Jerome Jamieson, '32geol,July 23 in El Reno . Home, Pittsburgh, Pennsyl-vania .DETWELLER-WOOLDRIDGE : Miss Helen Detwel-

ler, and Dean Wooldridge, '32as, '33ms, Septem-ber 5 in North Hollywood, California . Home,New York City .WILLIAMS-SMITH : Miss Ann Elizabeth Wil-

liams, '32as, and Dr. Phillip D . Smith, August21 in Nashville, Tennessee . Home, 3034 EastMagnolia Avenue, Knoxville, Tennessee .

BOGAN-FISHER : Miss Peggy Bogan, and CarlFisher, '32bus, June 6 in Ponca City . Alpha TauOmega . Home, Newkirk .HCHL-GREEE : Miss Florence Louise Hohl, '32

as, and Paul Greve, August 14 in Claremore.Delta Gamma . Home, 1606 East 14th Street,Tulsa.

JOHNSTON -BUHRMAN : Miss Alberta Johnston, andCharles Buhrman, '321aw, September 3 in ElReno . Home . 305 North 9th Street, Tonkawa.BENTLEY-THREADGtLL : Miss Zada Bentley, and

John Threadgill, '32ex, September 2 in El Reno .Home, 2908 North Harvey Avenue, OklahomaCity .MAY-ROSENBLEET : Miss Violet May, '32ex, and

and Perry N. Rosenbleet, June 14 in Tulsa . Home,Los Angeles, California .

BRIGGS-YFARY : Miss Eileen Briggs, and JohnYeary, '32ex, June 28 . Home, Ponca City.THOMPSON-TORRENCE : Miss Doris June Thomp-

son, '33ex, and Lloyd Allen Torrence, '32ex,June 12 in Claremore . Pi Beta Phi-Pi KappaAlpha . Home, Independence, Kansas .

November

1933ROBERTS-INGERSON : Miss Tomme Roberts, and

Seymour B . Ingerson, '33chem, August 30 inMangum . Home, Okmulgee .ADAMS-HYATT : Miss Betty Adams, '33ex, and

Donald L. Hyatt, September 12 in OklahomaCitv . Kappa Kappa Gamma . Home, Ada .FLEMING-BARTLETT : Miss Juanita Fleming, '33

ex, and Homer R . Bartlett, August 17 in Chick-asha . Home, El Reno.WADLEY-REID : Miss Golden Wadley, and Rob-

ert H . Reid, '33ex, June 28 in Holdenville .Delta Upsilon . Home, 305 College Street, Sem-inole .GODBEY-LEONARD : Miss Emma Lee Godbey,

and Carl Adolphe Leonard, '33ex, July 26 inDallas, Texas . Home, 708 Minnesota Avenue,Chickasha .HANKS-BLAKE : Miss Mona Mae Hanks, and W .

Verl Blake, '33ex, in Evergreen, Colorado . Home,Denver, Colorado .ECKER-AGNEW : Miss Helen Marie Ecker, '34

as, and J. D . Agnew, Jr ., '33ex, September 12in Oklahoma City. Home, Sulphur .DUDLEY-COWGILL : Miss Kathryn Jane Dudley,

'33ex, and William King Cowgill, '34ex, Sep-tember 10 . Home, Oklahoma City .

BEST-ZARAFONETIS : Miss Ann Gene Best, andNester Zarafonetis, '33ex, July 6 . Home, Sunray,Texas .GREER-AMos : Miss Mildred Elizabeth Greer,

and Jack E . Amos, '33ex, August 16 . Home,622V2 West Bridge Avenue, Blackwell .

1934PRICE-STANDERFER : Miss Georgia Lee Price,

and Edward Standerfer, '34ex, August 30 . Home,811 West Boyd, Norman.CORYA-PARKER : Miss Edith Louise Corya, and

William Robert Parker, '34as, August 20 in Scars-dale, New York . Home, New York City .NALLEY-TUPPER : Miss Helen Nalley, and Dr .

Walter Richard Tupper, '34as, '36med, June 12,1935, in Tulsa . Home, Denver, Colorado .BUMGARNER-FOLKS : Miss Mary Bumgarner, '34

art, and John H . Folks, '36law, August 29 . Home,Shreveport, Louisiana .

DAVis-MILNER : Miss Addie Lee Davis, '34psm,and Elbert Wayne Milner, Tune 6 . Kappa KappaGamma . Home, 412 East Miami Avenue, Mc-Alester .HUFFHINES-CARROLL : Miss Harriet Huffhines,

'34he, and William Carroll,'37eng, July 6, 1935,in Denton, Texas . Home, 1015 Northeast 13thStreet, Oklahoma City .

LANE-CLIFFORD : Miss Georgia Thaddene Lane,'34psm, and Cleo Walter Clifford, June 23 . Home,Tulsa .HAYNIE-GREER : Miss Dorris Lee Haynie and

Doyle A . Greer,'34pllc, August 9 . Home, Okla-homa City .KESSLER-BOwFN : Miss Leah Genevee Kessler,

'34ex, and E . M . Bowen, June 16 in Sulphur.Home, Dallas .

FARISS-MARSH : Miss Estelle Elizabeth Fariss,'34ex, and Stanley Marsh, Jr .,'34as, August 27in Ardmore . Home, New York City .

1935GILLMAN-HICKOX : Miss Jo 1. . Gillman and Roy

Lee Hickox,'35as, September 4 in Oklahoma City .Pi Kappa Phi . Home, Guthrie .

KLEIN-MAYES' Miss Mary Elizabeth Klein,'35psm, and James C . Mayes, August 24 . Home,4262 East First Street, Apt . 112, Los Angeles,California .

LoomIS-WFBBER : Miss Lorine Meredith Loomis,'35as, and Michael Webber, June 5 . Home, Enid .HEWGLFY-BABCOCK : Miss Mary Elizabeth Hewg-

ley,'36as, and Herrick Babcock,'35bus, Septem-ber 29 . Chi Omega-Delta Tau Delta . Home,Oklahoma City .

BAKER-DUBOIS : Miss Helen Baker and PaulDubois,'35eng, June 13 . Home, Oklahoma City .CHANEY-ANDERSON : Miss Alberta Chaney and

Dr . Paul S. Anderson,'35med, July 5 in Inde-pendence, Kansas. Home, Claremore .VOEGELEIN-CAMPBELL : Miss Lora Bernice Voe-

gelcin,'35as, and Perry A. Campbell,'36eng. Home,Lawton .FRANKLIN-BASS : Miss Priscilla Franklin,'35as,

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and Rowland Bass, September 22 in Oklahomacity- . Home, Stelleville Missouri .

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Miss

Virginia

Evel\nKraettli,'35as, and Harold L . Gasaway'361aw,September 10 in Norman . Kappa Alpha Theta .Home, Hennessey .

RA)-BAREFOOT : Miss Mare Frances Rav,'35as,and Bert 13 . Barefoot, Jr .,'35as, March 7 in Cash-ing . lkha Delta Delta--Phi Delta Theta . Iltnne,Norman .

S)u-Roisr:RI_sox : Miss Dorot}ay Shi,'35he, andc . O . Robertson, lull(- 14 it) Stratford . I -lone,Norman .

HUi(sr-Noa .ANU : Miss Lenora Hurst,'356us, andOrval Noland,'361)us, Mac 14 in Lake Charles,Louisiana . Home, Anahuac, "Texas .

CLICK-DAVIS: Miss Louise Cliek,35ex, andCOlttaubus Davis, May 31 in Norman . Home,1001 Northeast 1311) Street, Oklah()nla city .

BooNI.-Gvv)N : Miss carol Boone,'35ex, andJames Gwin,'36cx, June 8 in Oklahoma City- .Delta Delta Delta . Home, Wichita, Kansas .

MAa rHFws-SHUI .T,s :

Miss chiquitamattews:and Dolph Shults,'35cx, August 14 in Pauls Val-ley Home, 115 North Bradlc\, Weatherford .

chapman -gabriel Miss Lucille chapmanex, and Donald Gabriel, June 27 in Lawton .Home, Walters .

GRACC-Sauxcr : Miss Cynthia Gragg,'35cx, andClair V . Short, August 24 in Oklahoma city .Home, Ionia, Iowa .

MOORE' - MCMANN :

Miss

Juanita

Moore,'35ex .and Edwin McMann,'35ex, September 4 in Henry-etta . Home, Okntulgee .MCBRYDF-DUGGAN : Miss Louise McBr\de -,in(]

Walter B . Duggan,35ex, June 5 . Home, 1631Oxford Street, Berkeley, California .

PEARCE-JONES : Miss Frances Pearce and NormanJones,'35ex, September 4 . Phi Kappa Psi . Home,1242 South Boston Avenue, Tulsa .CASHION - HuNzicKCae : Miss

Rebecca Cashion,'35ex, and Walter W . Hunzicker, Jr ., June 15 .Home, Terrace Apartments \ 36th and WesternAvenue, Oklahoma city

1936CLONrs-CAI'UN : Miss Catherine Clonts,'36ex,

and Lewis Caton, Jr ., June 5 in Muskogee . Home,Austin, Texas .

WILLIS-MAGUIRE : Miss Doris Evelyn Willis,'30ed, and 1)r . Frank Carroll Maguire, Jr ., September6 in Norman . Hon)e, Jasper, Arkansas.

CASTLEBLizizv-RoiiEaelSON : Miss Beth Castleberr_\,'36ex, and Leo L . Robe rtson,'36ex, September 2in Edmond . [ionie, Norman .

SURDO\'Al .-STAHL : Miss Mary Jane Surd(nal andRoseoe Stahl,'36cng, September 5 in Bartlesville .Phi Kappa Sigma . Home, Tahoka.CAI.THORI- WORD : Miss Gcraldine Calth(np and

Dr . Harlan Word,'36med, May 2 in Oklahomacity Home, St . Paul, Minnesota .

Contr -ro\-LAN Ewes : Miss Vashti Con)pton,36ex,and W . Douglas Layers, July 27 in Shawnee .Home, Chattanooga, Tennessee .

Kaa .I .00(,tf-I)INCeR : Miss Lucile Eleanor Kil-lough and William c . Dinger,'36eng, Septembcr1() in Oklahoma city . Sign)a Nu . Home, Semi-nolc .

STt.\I NS-MIAD .HORY : Miss Dorothy Stevens andLawrence Mehlhorn,'36pharm, June 4 in Sapulpa .Pi Kappa Phi . Home, McAlester .

I,e\\--KAt .\IAN : Miss Sylvia Levy, '36ex, andVictor Kalman,'36ex, September 26 in Norman .Home, Jamaica, New York .

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Lillian

Virginia

Prollitand Ralph Bennett Kelb,'36ex, June 6 . Home,1021 Northwest 31st Street, Oklahoma city

NasHu_IN( :-SrEwAI(T : Miss Helen June Neiblingand Henry James Stewart,'36bs, June 20 in Tulsa .Ilome, Houston, Texas .

1937Jnxtes-EDENBOi(OU( ;H : Miss Dolores James,'38,

and Lynn A . Edenborough,'37eng, September 26in Oklahoma city . Home, 710 Monnett, Nonnan .

PAUL-MCLEAN : Miss Otcka Paul and ThurmonMclxan,37, May 2 . Hontc, Norman .O'NEIL-WARD : Miss Louise O'Neil .'37, and Ar-

mour Ward,'37, September 15 in Oklah(una city .Home, Norman .

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HANIPrON -MCCO\VN : Miss Elsie Hampton, '37,and Clifton I- . McCown,'37, May- 30 in Depeyv .IIonu . I I t) Universit\ Place, Norman .

1908Finis R . McReynolds, '08as, '29M .S ., has been

anoointed Latin teacher in Norman fli ;" h school .1910

Jessie D . Newby,'l0as, ineinber of the faculty \central State Teachers college, is on sabbaticalleave this year and is working for a Ph .D . degree\ the University of lowa, low2 City

1915E . Bruce Givens, '15(x, employ( in the Nor-

inan postoffice, was elected president of theclerks division \ the Oklahoma convention ofthe National Association Of Post Ollice clerksand Letter carriers September 7 in F,ni(] .

Dr . Lerov Long, jr ., '15(x, mad(, a month'stour (d f.urol)e (luring the summer in con)panywith 10 surgeons froill this section Of ill(' country,and returned with ;( conviction that America isfar ahead of Europe in surgery . The Dailyl)/~lahosrwn quoted Dint as saying :

"Before the war, young American doctorsthought only of going to Europe to study . Paris,Berlin or Vienna. Now that is all changed, andFuropcan physicians want to come to America .Many of their leading doctors have received tilegreater part of their training in the UnitedStates . America is definitely the leader in surg-ery ."Norway and Sweden I found to be the most

interesting 'countries of the entire tour, and theones showing the greatest improvement in andfacilities for medical work . Tile\ are in ex-cellent shape I)(YaLlIC they capitalize on the factthat they were not so closely drawn into theWorld war .

"While there is little actual poverty in eitherof these countries, \ system of socializedmedicine, which is being advocated on every handin the United States, is far from satisfactory .Each person pays a dollar a year for all the med-ical attention he needs, but the ;attention is b\no mans adequate .

"The medical profession is unl)aid, and isfrowned ul)on I)y paret)ts whose children wish toenter it . The high regard which characterizes

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the American attitude for the profession is ab-sent in most European countries ."

1917Bennett Griffin, '17as, now an aviation expert

)\'tilt the bureau of air commerce, has been cx-perintenting recently with a new 225-mile-an-hour plane which the government is using totest blind fling apparatus . Griffin has beenin charge of the governments work on blindlau(ling I(u more than a \car . The new planeis eq(lil)I)ed with recentl\ tlcsigned e(luipntent forlanding when the `round is completely obscuredby fog .

1918B . A . Anxs, '18as, 'l()law, now an Oklahoma

city attorney, notified federal authorities innnc-diately when lie received a penciled note de-n)anding $2,000 from him under threat ofdeath . Four G-Men watched as Ames, \ theirdirection, (lro\e b\ a vacant lot and tossed outa (lumen\ package . About 45 minutes later ayouth who ;appeared \ the lot and picked tillthe package was arrested . Prompt co-operationwith th authorities had thwarted an extortionattempt .

Sadie Shacklett,'lRas, teacher in Webster Juniorhigh school \ Oklahoma city, made a 22,000-mile trip to Union of South Africa, Rhodesia,and Portuguese Fast Africa last suanmer . She re-p :Irted that S01IIC of the unusual sights she satewere fish with legs, fish with e\ebrows, a three-cornered fish, a ntan who had 57 brothers andsisters, brown and \cllow diamonds, women fromIndia wearing jewels set in the sides of theirnoses like ear screws, and the "bluest sky in theworld ."

Mrs . Edna Muldro"', teacher of English andj( :urnalisiTi in Norman high school, has resignedto accept a position in the English department atSouthwestern State Teachers college, Weatherford .

1921Herman Lautarct, 211aw, was appointed chair-

man of the fifth congressional membership driveof the state Young Republican organization . Heis Rel)Lablican chairman in Cleveland COUnty .

Claude Weaver, Jr .,'21ex, has been appointedchief attorney for the state highway commissionto handle right of way litigation . He succeedsI- . V . Orton .

1922Dorrance 1) . Roderick, '22as, publisher of the

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pendent editorially, the announcement of thenew arrangement stated . The change was made"because of a determination to maintain andimprove high standards in newspaper service toreaders and advertisers at ' rates ."

1923Lynn Riggs,'23ex, nationally known writer and

dramatist, is leading a very attractive life in SantaFe, New Mexico, according to Frank Dennis,'29as,staff member of the Daily Oltlahoman, who inter-viewed Riggs recently at Santa Fe .

"Riggs is 36 years old, has no office hours, quitswork when he wants to, lies in the sun or shadeas he prefers and when he prefers, lives alter-nately in Hollywood, Santa Fe, and New Yorkas the season and his state of mind dictate, andotherwise has an enviable existence," Denniswrote .The reporter adds that the catch in the story

is that Riggs won the right to this pleasant exist-ence by years of the hardest kind of work, andthat he is still working hard .

Riggs is writing a new play, entitled "WorldElsewhere," which is about Americans in Mexico .If all goes smoothly, he expects to see the playproduced in New York early in 1937 . Or hemight return to ' to do scenario workfor a time .He is one of the few writers in the country

who has achieved success in both play writingand screen writing . Avoiding a contract withany particular film company, he free lances inhis scenario work .And he expects to visit the University and his

old home at Claremore next spring.1924

Dr . Katherine Graham, '24pharm, '25sc, '27M . S ., is now holding a responsible position inthe technical laboratory- of Sears, Roebuck andCompany at Chicago . As laboratory technician,she tests drugs handled by the company to in-sure that standard quality is being maintained .

Lucile Watkins,'2-Ivoice, who has been withCentral State Teachers college the last ten years,has been appointed professor of public schoolmusic and instructor of voice at Oklahoma CityuniversityDr. Ruth IIolzapfcl,'24as,'24M .A .,'35Ph .l) ., is

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doing field work in adult health education this}-car as a faculty inember of the NorthwesternState Teachers college, Alva .

1925lien F . Ogden, '25M.A ., has been appointed

senior high school principal at Ardmore .Mrs . Sarah Bernice Armstrong, '25G .N ., has

been appointed health director for Norman cityschools . She has had eight years of experiencewith the Oklahonna City health department.

Gentry Kidd, '25gcol, is now living in SttnAntonio, Texas, where he is connected with theStanolind Oil company .

Iva Curtis, '25he, '36M .S ., has taken a positionas home economics instructor at Eastern Oklaho-ma College at Wilburton . Last pear she was homeeconomics instructor in Jenks high school .The North Canadian high school conference

has elected Cecil E . Oakes,'25as, as its president.lie is superintendent of Paden schools .

1926Richard Caldwell, '26as, was author of a bi-

ographical sketch of Joseph Bentonelli, '20as,'2113.M ., which appeared in the "Southern Per-sonalities" department of Holland's Magazinefor August .

Robert

Brandenburg, '26gcol,

is

building aX610,000 home in Norman . It is in modern styleof architecture .

"Outstanding devotion to duty" in the evacua-tion of American nationals from Spain won acitation to the state department in Washington forMilton K . Wells,'26ex . The former Sooner, whowas assigned to the United States consulate inValencia, Spain, was one of seven Americanscommended by Capt . W . F. Atnsden, command-ing officer of the U . S. Navy cruiser " (wine\,"which operated for several weeks in the Medi-terranean area . Wells is the son of Dr. and Mrs .J . M . Wells, of Bristow .

1927Weather extremes in Oklahoma are in sharp

contrast to the always temperate weather inHawaii, says Mrs . Lelleryl Henderson Alexander,'27sc, who visited her parents at Tulsa last sum-mer after a three-year residence in Honolulu .The temperature in Hawaii ranges from 71 .2

degrees Fahrenheit in January to a peak of 78 .4degrees in August, she said . Even the water atWaikiki ranges only from 76 .4 degrees to 82 .7degrees the year around .

Mrs . Alexander, who has an M.D . degreefrom George Washington university in additionto her degree from the University of Oklahoma,went to Hawaii in 1933 with her husband, S .H . Alexander, a captain in the United Statesarmy.

She served as bacteriologist for the territoryboard of health in Honolulu for two years, andin Triplet general hospital, an army hospital,during the last year .

In an interview published in the Tulsa World,Mrs . Alexander described Hawaii as one of thehealthiest areas of any where American soldiersare stationed .

Free from the epidemics commonly found intropical countries, and with strict governmentregulations concerning the vaccination of allvisitors (Canadians and Americans excluded)quarantines for all animals brought into the ter-ritory and other safeguards, the islands are en-abled to lay claim not only to ideal weatherconditions but to a remarkably good he:dthrecord .

However, Hawaii has its unemployment prob-Icm, with thousands of jobless persons registeredfor relief . There is an overabundance of skilledlabor-particularly in the lines of clerks, typists,stenographers, teachers and nurses, she said .

flat Shunatona,'271aw, now an attorney in We-woka, won first honors in the annual Holdcnvillcinvitation golf tournament in September. Shuna-tona defeated Dick Newbolt, 1935 champion, ina close match that ended on the 26th hole .

Jamesc 1) . Mt.SoWOn'27as.,' 31M

has been . rIcctcd to fill a v,ma. . . nor. in the~ historyv

departmentat the Eastern Oklahoma college at Wilburton .The vacancy was caused by the promotion ofOhland Morton,'29M .A ., to the position of actingpresident of the institution . Morrison has hccn

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doing work toward a doctor's degree at the Uni-versity of Chicago .

Resigning a position as reporter on the NormanTranscript, Ilazel Fosvler,'27as, has accepted aposition as teacher of English and journalism inNorman high school .

1928Mrs. C . M . Smith, '28as, is Republican nomi-

nec for county superintendent in Clevelandcounty .

J . Curtis Haves, '28ex, is attracting attentionfor his efficient inanagcinent of the municipalairport at Shawnee . Improvements to the air-port are being planned, including erection of anadministration building and enlarging the field .

Continuing an interest in dramatics which hedeveloped while in the University, WalterGraalinan, '281aw, has been elected president ofthe Theater Guild at Oklahoma City Graal-man, who is a practicing attorney in OklahomaCity, announced plans for employing a perina-nent director and putting on performances ofprofessional caliber.

Eunice Lewis, '28as, who started learning aboutarchery while a student in the University, haswon an outstanding reputation in the south-west for her accuracy with bow and arrow . Shewon first place and a gold medal at the Tri-State Ozark Archers invitation tournament heldduring the summer at Springfield, Mo . Shecompeted with about 35 other entrants . In Mayof this year she took first place in the south-western tournament held at Tulsa . A teacherin the Sapulpa schools, Miss Lewis has adoptedarchery- as a hobby .

Loren Brown, '28M.A ., has been granted leaveof absence from his duties on the history facultyat Central State Teachers college, Edmond, inorder to complete residence work on a doctor'sdegree at the University .Thchna Walker, '28he, who formerly taught

in North Carolina, is teaching at Perkins, Okla .,this year .Dr . H . T . Baugh,'28sc,'30M .1 ., who with Mrs .

Baugh has been serving as missionary at Andong .Korea, since 1931, has been requested by theboard of foreign missions of the Presbyterianchurch to serve another two years before returningto the United States .M . V . Van Meter, Jr .,'28as,'36M .A_ who has

been teaching the last five years in Taft juniorhigh school at Oklahoina City has been madeprincipal of Dc%vcy school .

1929Esther Grimes, '29as, B .A . library science '36,

has takenv ..t position

xm the Classcn High schoollibrary at Oklahoma City .

J. W . Todd, '29as, '30M .S ., has been appointedprofessor of physics at the University preparatoryschool and Junior College, Tonkawa .

Betty Kirk, '29as, former assistant editor ofthe University Press, is now working in MexicoCity es assistant to a newspaper and magazineunrespondent .

Lena E . Lawson, '29as, was appointed todirect a new course in co-operative salesmanshipin Central High school, Oklahoma City .R . W . Harris,'29ex, of the University palcon-

tolo , y department, has been elected president ofthe Baptist Men's Dinner Club of Norman .

Roger Fcnn,'29B .F.A ., who has Gmght Music inthe Tulsa schools for the last seven %cars, hastaken a position on the music faculty of South-western State Teachers college, Weatherford .

Creasic L . Jackson,'29as,'3I M.A ., has been add-ed to the staff of the Norman Nursery school .

1930Dr . Marvin f: . Butterfield . '30M .A ., has been

added to the faculty of Oklahoma College forWomen, Chickasha, as professor of modern lan-guai,'cs . Ile has taught for the last two yearsa[ the University of Illinois, where lie receivedhis Ph.D . degree this year .

Albert G . Kulp, '30as, '341aw, has been ap-pointed chairman of the national conunittcc onjuvenile welfare of the Junior Chamber ofCommerce at Oklahoma City .

Resigning as business manager of OklahomaA . an(] M . college, Haskell Pructt,'30M .S ., has

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been appointed professor in the school of educa-tion at the Stillwater institution .

1931Garnette Glaze, '31as, spent the summer

studying at the New York School of Music.Resigning as assistant county superintendent of

schools at Idabel, Do) lc Crain, '31 bus, has takena position as traveling auditor for the Oklahomatax commission .

Dr .

Weldonkeillerhaynie'31 as,

'33nud,has started practicing medicine and surgery atDurant .Dr. Walter Iierr, '3 his, '331ncd, who has been

connected for the last two \cars with a hospitalat Picker, Okla ., spent the summer taking acourse in children's discuses at Howard uni-versit), , Boston, Mass .James Harc,'31cx, is now a reporter on the

Martinsburg- (West Virginia) News .Clarence Frost,'31as, had a major operation for

removal of kidney stones in a Rochester, Minne-sota, hospital, in September. Frost is a newspapereditor at Hobart .

PETROLEUM SCHOOL

(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 33)There is an urgent need for petroleum

engineering library and study hall . Thepresent library is in a room which is alsoused for an office, seminar and lockerroom . A good technical library would bebeneficial to the industry of the state aswell as the students at the University . Atpresent many men engaged in petroleumwork throughout the state often consultour reference library in an effort to solvetheir problems .The University of Oklahoma should

lead all schools of the world in graduateresearch in petroleum engineering. Thiscan become a reality only when properfacilities arc provided . At present thegraduate student must set up his researchapparatus in the laboratory together withthe undergraduate students who are work-ing on routine projects . Scientific researchcannot be carried on successfully undersuch conditions . Each research projectshould be in an individual room wheretemperature and light conditions can becontrolled and the research apparatuswould be free from disturbance . At leastsix research rooms are needed . A cotn-inittee has been appointed to obtain in-dustrial fellowships to provide funds fordeserving students who desire to do ad-vanced work at the University . The var-ious companies will naturally be more in-terested in financing fellowships if they

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are convinced the research is to be con-ducted under ideal conditions .

Last year 522 men froth the industry at-tended the Southwestern Gas MeasurementShort Course, a University-sponsored activ-ity. Many other similar educational servicecourses for the men of the industry couldbe conducted if floor space were available.

Samples of all oils purchased by theState Board of Public Affairs for the in-stitutions under its jurisdiction are testedin the University laboratories to determineif specifications are tnet . This work willbe expanded to include all lubricants andfuels purchased by the board as soon asbuilding facilities will permit .From time to time a piece of museum

type of equipment is received . Thereshould be a historical museum included inthe Petroleum Engineering building, tocontain the old documents, photographs,and equipment that has played such an im-portant part in the development of thepetroleum industry . Wall space should beprovided for paintings of the Oklahomanswho have been responsible for makingthis state a leader among the oil producingstates of the nation .The School of Petroleum Engineering,

University of Oklahoma, is knownthroughout the world for the high type ofeducational and research work that is be-ing done here . The school has been suc-cessful in the past because the facultyhave been untiring in their work, thealumni and other men of the industryhave co-operated to the fullest extent, andthe student body is made up of menwhose primary purpose is to obtain aneducation.

If advancements are to be made and thereputation of the School of Petroleum En-gineering is to be maintained, a suitablebuilding must be provided .Many of the schools of the North and

East, such as the Universities of Illinois,Wisconsin, Minnesota and Michigan, haverealized the importance of petroleum en-gineering education and have adoptedcourses of a specialized nature which are

Petroleum engineeringcourses at the University of Wisconsinare taught in this new $575,000 Me-chanical Engineering building .