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T . Paul Crane is a resident engineer withthe Oklahoma state highway commission .C. E . Reistle, Ch . E., a Petroleum chemist

is with the United States bureau of mines atBartlesville . His address is 1516 Keeler avenue,Bartlesville .

Hope Engineering Company at 149New

Broadway, superintendent of the refinery of the Cosden 1924York City . He is engaged in machinery Oil Company, at Big Springs, Texas . His ad-sales and natural gas engineering .William Miller Vernar, E. E., is sales en-

dress is 211 Park street, Big Springs . W . E . Dilworth, C . E., is a resident engineergineer with the Westinghouse Electric Ele-

Murray R . Womble, C. E ., is head of the with F . E . Devlin, consulting engineer .vator Company . He can be reached at the

Murray R. Womble Co. of Tulsa, Oklahoma .His address is 417 Thompson Building, Tulsa .

Horace Dwight Brown, C . E ., is a residentengineer with the Oklahoma state highway com-Country Club apartments, Hartsdale, New York .

Hiram Alfred Warner, C . E ., isThomas Craig Thompson, G. E ., is an in- mission . He has served under three governorsa

engineer of Dallas,consulting

Texas . His address is 1219dependent geologist . His address is Box 84, and three different state highway engineers .

North Bishop avenue, Dallas .Vernon, Texas.

Paul C . Dean, University Club, Fort Worth,Belsur Bristow, C . E. is assistant with

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C. R . I . & P . railroad at Dalhart, Texas .1918 Texas, is a partner in the firm of Dean and Edward W . Mars, C. E ., is resident engineerAdkisson, independent oil and gas producers. with the Texas state highway commission . His

Calvin T . Hughes, E. E ., is general engineer Lewis E . Salwaechter, E. E ., is superintend- address is box 314, Matador, Texas .for the Connecticut Light and Power Company ent of schools at Pond Creek, Oklahoma . William H. Creel, M . E ., has his home atat Milldale, Connecticut . G . O. Ranes, E . E., is an associate professor 3504 Haskell place, Tulsa, He is the chiefin the Missouri School of Mines, at Rolla, Mis- engineer for the refining division of the Phil-1919 souri . He lives at 707 East Tenth, Rolla . lips Petroleum Company.

W . W. Ports, G . E., is a consulting geologist . Lewis Watson Hall, C. E ., is with the Ar-Edward Henry Reeves, M . E ., received his His address is 2007 Victory street, Wichita kansas state highway department at Russell-M . S . in M . E . at Yale university and is now Falls, Texas . ville .engaged in research work at the Massachusetts William P . Moore, C . E ., is district engineerInstitute of Technology at Cambridge, Massa- 1922 with Phillips Petroleum Company . His pres-chusetts. His address is 59 Shepard street, ent address is box 327, Whittenburg, Texas .Cambridge, Massachusetts . Virgil A . Pendleton, E . E ., is a distributing Joseph Clarence Turner, E . E., is a quality1920

engineer with the Oklahoma Gas and Electric results supervisor with the South Western BellCompany. His address is 2719 west 14th, Telephone Company in Oklahoma City. HisFrank Keller er, Chem . E ., is an engineer with

Oklahoma City.Paul L . Laws, C . E ., is a resident engineer

street address is 619 S . W . 32nd, Oklahomathe National Bureau of Standards at Denver .His address is 2436 Sixteenth

with the Oklahoma state highway commission .City .

John Wallis, E . E ., is a system planning en-Colorado.

street, Denver, His address is 605 East Springer, Guthrie . gineer for the Oklahoma Gas & Electric inKenneth Markwell, C. E ., is consulting

Frank T . Clark, G . E ., is divisionin

geologist Oklahoma City . His address is 2512 N. W .gineer

en-for the Memphis harbor commission on

Kansas for the Empire Oil andCompany.

RefiningHis address is 1320 Johnstone,

12th, Oklahoma City.Haroldthe improvement and development of the Mem- Bartlesville .

M . Thorne, Ch . E., is associate re-phis harbor under his own firm name of Ken- Russell B . Cooper, E. E., is married and has

finery engineer with the United States bureauof minesneth Markwell and Associate Engineers . His one child . He is the assistant electric

at Laramie, Wyoming . His addressis 512 Lewisaddress is 693 N.

Tennessee .Evergreen street, Memphis, intendent of the

super-Shawnee district of the Okla-

street .John M. Devine, Ch. E., is an assistant or-

John C. Milliken, C. E., is a member of Mil-homa Gas and Electric Co . His ad-dress is 1531

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ganic chemist with the United States bureauliken-Whitenackaddress

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Company .Market, Shawnee .

Gerald Garvin, C. E., is assistant countyof mines at Bartlesville .Ewing Monroe Schlager, M. E ., exchangewest 19th street, Oklahoma City. engineer at Pawhuska, Oklahoma. engineer, has charge of the outside plant en-

1923William H. Reilly, E . E ., is a commercial

engineer with the Southwestern Bell TelephoneCompany . His address is 1325 WestOklahoma

16th,City.

Charles D. Reid, M. E., is a plant result en-

1909 Christian H . Salwaechter, C . E., is countygineer for the O . G . & E. His address isHarrah, Oklahoma.

Lewis Charles Kaupke, C . E ., is water-mas-engineer for Woods county, Oklahoma . Hisaddress is 1020 Locust street, Alva, Oklahoma .

George Albert Heap, C . E ., is a civil en-gineer with the Bureau ofter for the Kings River Water association . His F. W . Denner, C . E ., is the county engineer

Engineering, LosAngeles, California . He lives at 1952 Fair-address is 1412 Englewood avenue, Fresno,

California .of Garfield county at Enid, Oklahoma . His burn avenue, West Los Angeles .home is at 1812 West Cherokee, Enid. Howard Potter Bonebrake, Ch. E ., is a sales-

1912 Otto W. Walter, E . E ., a research engineer man with the Aluminum Company of Ameri-with the Hall Electric Heating Company, re- ca, 1031 South Broadway, Los Angeles, Cali-Wilbur E. Brown is a consulting engineer sides at 121 Sutton Road, Ardmore, Pennsyl- fornia .

in Oklahoma City. He is now engaged in the vania . Clifford Wayne Barbour, 5122 Walnut, Kans-design and construction for the development Robert S . Gordon received his degree in as City, Missouri, is with the Carter Watersof non-metallic minerals. chemical engineering at O. U. and then at- Corporation of that city .tended George Washington university where he Hubert A. Paton, C. E., is a junior hydro-

1914 was graduated with an LL. B . in 1925 . He is graphic and geodetic engineer with the Unitednow with Sullivan and Cromwell, lawyers, at States coast and geodetic survey, Washington,Charles E . Carey, E . E ., is an engineering 48 Wall street, New York City. D . C . He is at present executive officer on asupervisor for the Westinghouse Electric and Bruce Douglas Greenshields, C. E. is a pro- survey vessel at Alaska.Manufacturing Company in Seattle, Washing- fessor of engineering science at Denison uni- Guy Sibley Mitchell is assistant chief chemistton . In 1930 he was chairman of the Ameri- versity, Granville, Ohio . He has completed with Barnsdall Refineries, Inc ., at Barnsdall,can Institute of Electrical Engineers. his work for a M. S . in C . E. at the Univer- Oklahoma.Sabert A . Hatt, C. E., is now county en- sity of Michigan. John R . Bunn, C . E . and Pet . Geologist, isgineer for Grant county, Oklahoma . His resi- F. E . Waterfield, M . E ., is assistant chief now an independent oil and gas operator atdence is at Medford, Oklahoma. engineer for the Oklahoma Pipe Line Com- Ardmore, Oklahoma . His address is 503 Simp-

1915pany. He lives at 2410 Oklahoma avenue, son building, Ardmore.Muskogee . Loy G . Harn, Ch. E ., is a chemical engineer

Joseph C . Gordon, M . E ., is production en- 1921 with the Standard Oil Co. of California. Hegineer for the Pure Oil Company, Fort Worth, resides at 214 East College street, Whittier,,Texas . John H . Baxter, M . E., is operating and sales California.

manager for the Inland Gas Corporation of Harry Frederic Childers, M . E ., is with the1916 Ashland, Kentucky. His address is 3000 Mont- Great Lakes Pipe Company at Barnsdall, Okla-

gomery, Ashland, Kentucky. homa . He has been engaged in oil field con-Wright L. Felt, E. E ., is associated with the struction work and electrification problems.

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gineering of Tulsa for the South Western BellTelephone Co. His address is 824 South Quincy,Tulsa.H. C. Denison, E. E ., 2401 West 21st, Okla-

homa City, is with the Oklahoma Gas & Elec-tric .

1925Harold Wilson Rice, C. E ., is a road oil en-

gineer with the New Mexico state highway,department. His address is 107 Stanford ave-nue, Albuquerque.Ralph E . Thornton, E . E ., resident engineer,

is with the Oklahoma Gas & Electric at Sa-pulpa, Oklahoma . His address is 720 SouthHickory.

Ralph W. Hippen, Ch . E., is a member ofthe Hippen-Cody Oil Co., Inc . He resides at1607 North College, Oklahoma City .Gwynne B . Hill, C . E., is with the bridge

department of the Oklahoma state highwaycommission . His address is 1401 West 21st,Oklahoma City .

Herbert F . Beardmore, G. E ., is a petroleumengineer with the I . T . I. O. Co . of OklahomaCity . He has been actively engaged in thedevelopment of the South Oklahoma City oilpool and has devoted especial time to gas pro-duction problems .

Albert T . Brett, C. E., is part owner andmanager of the Kay Implement Company atNewkirk, Oklahoma .

Ralph N . Geer, C . E ., is city engineer forSeminole, Oklahoma . In addition to his workfor the city he maintains a private practice ofconsulting engineering.Edward Hoopes, III, M . E., is a patent at-

torney with Bynes, Stebbens, Parmelee andBlenko. His address is P . O. Box 1020, Pitts-burgh, Pennsylvania .

1926Roland F. Hughes, E. E . is with the West-

inghouse Electrical and Manufacturing Company .He resides at 125 Linden avenue, Edgewood,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania .Goodwin Llewellyn Leavitt, C . E., is as-

sistant superintendent with Standard PavingCo. His address is Trinidad, Texas.C. L. Cooper, G . E., is chief geologist with

the Oklahoma geological survey. He is a mem-ber of the A . A. P . G . and Oklahoma Academyof Science .

Floyd J . Williams, E . E., is in the distributiondepartment of the O. G. & E. His home ad-dress is 1624 West 21st, Oklahoma City .

Robert R. Crowdus, M . E ., is the plant en-gineer for the Dallas Light and Power Co.He resides at 6437 Glenrose Court, Dallas .

Bruce G . Scence, E . E ., design engineer iswith the O. G. & E . in Oklahoma City. Hisaddress is 2841 West 20th, Oklahoma City .

Clarence E . Stinson, M . E., is gas super-intendent for Consolidated Gas Utilities Com-pany, Hominy, Oklahoma . His address is 515South Pettit, Hominy.Urban P . Kennedy, C . E., is engaged in

general contracting with the Kennedy-AbrahamConstruction Company . His address is box 423,Refugio, Texas .

Clarence Alfred Stoldt, C . E., is city engineerfor the City of Blackwell . His address is 512West Oklahoma street, Blackwell .

Arthur Cox, E . E ., is in the distribution de-partment of the O. G. & E. His present ad-dress is 1201''/z N . W . 26th, Oklahoma City .

1927Duane Landon, M. E ., is in the power sales

department of the Empire District Electric Co .His address is 602 Joplin, Joplin, Missouri.Dana G . Hefley, Ch. E ., a chemical engineer

with the I. T. I . O. Co . resides at 425 West 12th,Oklahoma City.

Floyd L. Campbell, E . E., lives at 3717 Wilt-shire, Los Angeles, California . He is a tech-

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nical inspection engineer with the ElectricalResearch Products Co . of Los Angeles .G . Bruce Brady, E . E ., is a division engineer

for the O. G . & E . Co . His home is 1315West Randolph, Enid, Oklahoma .

Harlan E . Chase, C . E., is with the cityengineering department at Oklahoma City . Heis the proud father of twin girls.

George H . Montgomery, E . E ., is with theO. G . & E . in Oklahoma Citv . His addressis 125 West Second street, Oklahoma City .

Horace C. Puckett, C . E., is a plant engineerfor the Certan-teed Products Corporation . Hisaddress is 608 West 4th, Quannah, Texas .

Benjamin W . Schaefer, C . E. is constructionengineer with the department of universityutilities, Norman, Oklahoma. His address is420 E . 10th, Oklahoma City.

Francis Louis Sprehe, C. E., structural en-gineer and draftsman with Brown & Myers,consulting engineers, Oklahoma City . Address2912 West 17th, Oklahoma City .

Joseph Alexander Diffendaffer, E . E ., is aresearch and development engineer with theGeneral Electric X-Ray Corporation . He livesat 3614 Euclid avenue, Berwin, Illinois.

1928Paul G . Shelly, P . E ., received his M . S . in

P. E . in 1929 from O . U . He is now an in-structor in petroleum engineering at PennState college, State College, Pennsylvania.

Asa Porter, C . E., is a resident engineerwith the Illinois highway department . His ad-dress is 216 North Ottawa, Dixon, Illinois .

J . G . Pointer, C . E ., is transitman with theOklahoma City water department . His addressis 720 West 19th, Oklahoma City .

Claud P. Pyeattle, M . E ., is in the gas de-partment of the Oklahoma Power and WaterCo . His address is 405!/2 North Main, SandSprings, Oklahoma.

Kenneth L. Donaldson, C . E., is the assist-ant division engineer of materials with theMissouri state highway department . He isstationed at Springfield, Missouri .Edward Dolezal, M. E ., is with the Phillips

Pipe Line Co . at Bartlesville, Oklahoma andhas been engaged in the design of gasolineplants and fractionators .

John C . Glaze, E . E ., is a plant engineerwith the A . T . & T . at St . Louis, Missouri .His address is 559 Melville, St . Louis

Robert B . Cheney, G. E ., is a field geologistwith the Southern Crude Oil Purchasing Co.of Tyler, Texas .

Byron McDermott, E . E ., is a transmissionengineer with the Southwestern Bell TelephoneCo. at Oklahoma City . His address is 410East 15th, Oklahoma City .F. A McCollum, E . E . is primary meterman

with the O. G . & E . at Enid, Oklahoma .H . C . Mitschrich, E . E ., is district manager

of the Southwestern Bell Telephone . His ad-dress is 411 South 15th, Clinton, Oklahoma .

Ross W. Morrison, A . E ., is a superintendentwith Hawk and Parr, architects. His addressis 1633 West 25th, Oklahoma City.

William L . Cory, M . E ., is now engaged ingeneral engineering work at Oklahoma City .

Riley A. Aucoin, P . E ., is a division petro-leum engineer, for the Humble Oil & RefiningCompany at Houston, Texas .

John B . Hewett, E. E ., is with the Hall El-ectric Heating Company, Inc . His address is1429 Walnut street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania .

Clarence J . Jasper, C . E ., is with the Mis-souri state highway commission as assistantproject engineer . His address is 2122 Chest-nut, Hannibal .La Mar Jones, P. E ., is a division engineer

with the Humble Oil and Refining Co . Hispresent address is 823 Amarillo Building, Am-arillo, Texas .

. Hubert H. Thompson, Ch . E ., is chief chem-ist with the Dixie Oil Company, Inc . Hisaddress is box 548, Vivian, Louisiana.

George Elwood Kaiser, E. E., is a distributionengineer with the Public Service Co. of North-ern Illinois . His address is 103 Lincoln, Joli-et, Illinois.

1929'Henry B . Wilson, jr., P . E., a safety engineer

for the Humble Oil & Refining Co . i s locatedat McCamey, Texas . His address is box 1022 .Royh Jones, E . E ., is a transmission engineer

with the Southwestern Bell Telephone . Hisaddress is 419 East 10th, Oklahoma City .

Paul Turnbull, P . E ., is a student petroleumengineer with the Humble Oil & Refining Co .His address is box 938, McCamey, Texas .William Arthur Woods, E . E ., is with the

Bel! Telephone Laboratories Inc . He resides at85 South Arlington, East Orange, New Jersey .

Chas . H . Higgins, Ch . E ., is assistant chem-ist with the Sinclair Refining Co . at SandSprings, Oklahoma. His address is box 508,Sand Springs .Edward Henry Cain, P. E ., is a district pro-

duction engineer with the Skelly Oil Co. ofTulsa. His home address is 722 South Mainstreet, Sapulpa, Oklahoma.

William P. Gage, Ch . E . and M . S . in P. E .,is the research and development chemist withthe Shell Petroleum Company at Roxana, Il-linois . While in school Bill was a member ofTau Beta Pi, Sigma Tau, Alpha Chi Sigma, andBlue Key.V . W. Garton, M. E., is a student engineer

with the New State Ice Co . at Oklahoma City .John Edward Eckel, P . E ., is with the Hum-

ble Oil Company at Houston, Texas.William Eldridge Edwards, E . E ., is in charge

of circuit co-ordination with the A . T . & T.Co . at Denver, Colorado .

Robert E . Rogers, M . E., is a sales engineerwith the Foxboro Company in Foxboro, Mas-sachusetts. His home address is 1715 SouthPeoria, Tulsa.

Jennings B . Koch, M . E ., is branch managerof Holland Furnace Co. His address is 2420North Boston place, Tulsa .E . Patterson Shultz, E . E ., is a student en-

gineer with R . C . A . Photophone Inc . of NewYork, New York . His home address is 902South 7th, Chickasha, Oklahoma .Herbert Sheldon, C . E ., is with the Phillips

Petroleum Company at Whittenburg, Texas . Hisaddress is box 327, Whittenburg .

Ralph W. Coursey, E . E., is undergroundengineer for the Oklahoma Gas & Electric Com-pany at Oklahoma City .

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Frank B . Creekmore, E. E ., is with the Okla-homa Gas & Electric at Oklahoma City in theirplanning department.K . Bruce Davidson, P. E ., is engaged as a

student petroleum engineer with the HumbleOil Co. of Houston, Texas . His address is1106 South Carson, Tulsa .

J . J. Russell, jr., G. E ., is a geologist withthe Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Co . and issituated at Great Falls, Montana .

Leroy Harold Pickens, E . E ., is a graduatestudent with Westinghouse Electric, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania .

Laurence Leroy Plank, A . E ., is a graduateassistant in the architectural engineering school,University of Oklahoma .

Maston L . Powers, A . E ., is doing contract-ing work with his father. His address is 1401N. E . 13th, Oklahoma City.

Victor B . March, P . E., is assistant petroleumengineer for the California Company in Iraan,Texas . His address is Sayre, Oklahoma .

J. Stanley McCune, P. E ., is a student en-gineer with the Humble Oil Co . a t Bellville,Texas.

Arthur Maddox, P . E ., is with the Carter OilCo . His address is 1132 South Rockford, Tulsa .

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DIRECTORY CHANGES

I . F. REID, '27 med ., Altus .G . P . GREEN, '25 arts-sc ., Mooreland .DOROTHY HARRIS, '27 ed ., box 298, Mannford .DEWEY WHITENTON, '24 arts-sc ., Bolivar, Ten-

City, Missouri .HARRY L . ATKINSON, '27 law, West Commerce,

Oklahoma City.GENE ELIZABETH POPE, '28 arts-sc ., 615 North

Prouty, Watonga .RUDOLPH N. HILL, '26 arts-sc ., 1007 South

Hichita, Wewoka.HOMER A . BRUCE, '25 ed., 63 Rugby Road,

Buffalo, New York .JOE BIRD, '27 M. A ., Shapham court, White

Plains, New York.MELISSA SPEER, '25 ed ., 830 Post street, San

Francisco, California .MARTHA ADELE FOSTER, '30 arts-sc., 128 West

14th, Oklahoma City .JOSEPH S . BELT, '18 law, 436 Amarillo build-

ing, Amarillo, Texas .

MARRIAGESFOLEY-DONLON : Miss Martha Foley, ex '29, and

Robert E . Donlon, (Kentucky) November 26 .Alpha Phi Delta-Sigma Alpha. Home, Pawhuska .VON GULKER-ORTMAN : Miss Hutoka Von

Gulker, '31 fine arts,_ and Garwood Ortman,'33 eng ., in Oklahoma Citv. Home, Norman .BERRY-LOVE : Miss Martha Berry of Stillwater

and E . C . Love, jr., '30 bus., in December 1930.Pi Beta Phi-Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Home, Chand-ler.FULLERTON-COLEMAN : Miss Elizabeth Fuller-

ton, and George L. Coleman, it ., ex '31, in De-cember 1930 . Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Home,Miami .

CASE-STEPHENS : Miss Pat Case, '34, and Ed-ward F . Stephens, jr., '33, February 6 in Tulsa .Delta Gamma . Home, 430 College avenue,Norman.JOHNSON-WILLIAMS : Miss Martha Lou Johnson,

'30 ed ., and Howell Williams, '31, December30 in Ardmore. Pi Beta Phi-Kappa Sigma. Home,Norman.WIENECKE-MARSH : MISS Helen Louise Wlen-

ecke, '30 ph. ed., and Lawrence E. Marsh, '30eng ., December 26 in Tulsa . Alpha Chi Omega,Home, Tulsa.MCMIiLAN-BosE : Miss Louise Claire McMil-

lan, ex '29, and Ross Bose, (California) Janu-ary 31 . Delta Delta Delta-Phi Gamma Delta.Home, Tulsa .

SIEBER-MEDLEY : Miss Constance Sieber, ex'30, and Harry A. Medley, jr., January 28 in Pur-cell . Theta Kappa . Home, Sieber Apartment hotel,Oklahoma City.PAYNE-EDwARDs : Miss Geneva Payne, '30 arts-

sc., and Lawrence Edwards, ex '30, December17 in Kansas City . Delta Gamma-Sigma Chi .Home, Ponca City .DUNLAP-PENDLETON : Miss Violet Lillian Dun-

lap, ex '30, and L . M . Pendleton, ex, '30, Feb-

BIRTHSJohn R . Pearson, '29 law, and Mrs Pearson,

a son, John R . jr ., August 31, 1930 . Home,205 East 13th street, Pawhuska .C. L. Cooper '23 geol ., M. S . '26, and Mrs

Cooper, a son, Emmett Monroe Cooper . March1 at Norman . Mr Cooper is chief geologist forthe Oklahoma geological survey.

DEATHS

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ruary 7 in Norman . Delta Chi. Home, Min-neapolis, Minnesota.McDONALD-VAIDEN : Miss . Mae Elizabeth Mc-

Donald, ex '24, and James Vaiden, (Alabama)

WILSON-WILLIAMS : Miss Mattye Wilson, '26journ ., and Mr Lloyd Williams on February 15in Altus. Mrs Williams is managing editor ofthe Altus Times-Democrat .KUYKENDALL-GRAHAM : Miss Marian Kuyken-

dall, and James Graham, '28 fine-arts, Novem-ber 16 at Madill . Sigma Nu . Home, 1003'/2North Shartel, Oklahoma City .

JoHNsoN-BROWN : Miss Irma Jane Johnson, ex'28, and Lieutenant David F. Brown, September7, 1930 at Walters. Kappa Alpha Theta . Home,415 Arlington avenue, Lawton.OLINGER-HASKINS : Miss Marion Olinger, ex

'28, and A . Lynwood Haskins, '29 arts-sc., Feb-ruary 31 in Oklahoma City . Kappa AlphaTheta-Phi Delta Theta . Home, Enid.BOZARTH-LINCOLN : Miss Gladys Bozarth, ex

'28, and William W. Lincoln, ex '27, January29 in Oklahoma City . Kappa Alpha Theta-Sigma Nu . Home, Mercedes, Texas .HOYT-LIEBMAN: Miss Barbara Hoyt, ex '29,and J . G . Liebman, '30 arts-sc ., February 10 inWaco, Texas. Kappa Kappa Gamma-Phi Gam-ma Delta . Home, Oklahoma City.DONART-BERRY : Miss Roma Leola Donart, '30

arts-sc., and Harry L . Berry, '29 geol ., Janu-ary 31 in Oklahoma City. Kappa GammaEpsilon-Phi Beta Delta . Home, Cushing .WOOTEN-BuRNHAM : Miss Lorene Wooten, '31,

and Darrell Burnham of Eldon, Missouri, July26, 1930, in Eldon, Missouri . Mrs Burnham iscompleting her work in the university this year .BETHELL-WHEAT : Miss Vivian Watts Bethell,

'21 arts-sc ., and Lieutenant Jack O . Wheat, De-cember 28, 1930 at Pryor . Alpha Phi . Mrs Wheatwill join Mr Wheat in San Pedro, California atthe close of Edmond College next June .

RUSSELL WILESRussell Wiles, '28 arts-sc., died in Louisville,

Kentucky December 29th 1930 .

LAVERN D . HAFFNERLaVern D . Haffner, '21 pharm ., died Christ-

mas morning, 1929 . His death was the re-sult of scarlet fever after only a few days ill-ness . He was buried in Atwood, Kansas .

YEAR BY YEAR

CLAUDE PICKARDClaude Pickard, ex '08, died suddenly at his

home 531 East Rich Street, Norman on Febru-ary 4 . Mr Pickard had been in ill health sincehe was injured twice in automobile accidentsabout five years ago, but his condition had notbeen considered serious . His death was be-lieved to have been caused by a heart attack .Mr Pickard attended the university in 1904-05and again in 1908 . He was a member of theuniversity football squad in 1904-05 .

MISS LILLIAN ALLENMiss Lillian Allen, ex '26, died at her home,

155 East Johnson Street, Norman, Oklahoma,January 11, 1931, as a result of a heart attack.She had been in ill health for several years.

FLOYD E . MILLERFloyd E. Miller, '18 arts-sc ., Skiatook editor,

died Sunday, January 11, of pneumonia. An ac-count from The Tulsa Tribune says : "Miller wasa self-made man .

"Born near Kiowa, Kansas, he came to Okla-homa with his parents at the age of four, andthey settled near Manchester, Oklahoma . Therehe received his earlier education and, at the timeother boys were entering offices and stores, con-sidering that early education was insufficient,Miller was making his plans to continue hisschooling.

"His father, Freeman Miller, a member of theterritorial senate and now a prominent lawyerof Stillwater, was unable to be of assistance, andyoung Miller began working his way throughschool, trying to achieve his ambition to be ateacher .

"It was while he was working his way throughNorthwestern State normal at Alva, that he hadhis first experience with the newspaper business .He went to work on the Alva Daily Pioneer .

"After his graduation at Alva, Miller becamesuperintendent of the Lambert Oklahoma schoolsand carried on his journalistic career as the pub-lisher of a small paper there. Then he went tothe University of Oklahoma to take his M . A.degree.

"While at the university, he became publicityman for state food administration during thewar, and when he finished the university coursein 1918, he went to Jenks as superintendentof schools . There he founded the Jenks Newsand edited it in time outside his school ."Going to Skiatook in 1922 he purchased and

became editor of the Skiatook News. He took aprominent part in civic and political activities .Last year he was president of the chamber ofcommerce and twice was candidate for theDemocratic nomination to the state legislature,the last time last summer . Besides his Skiatookinterests, he was part owner of a Tulsa drugstore."He was a member of the Skiatook Presbyterian

church, Masonic lodge, Akdar Shrine and theOdd Fellows and Knights of Pythias .

"Funeral services were to be held at the FirstPresbyterian church at Skiatook Tuesday morn-ing at 9 :30 . Burial will be at Stillwater."He is survived by his widow, three sons,

Glee, Floyd, jr ., and Freeman ; the father ; themother, Mrs Allie McAdams, Anthony, Kansas,two sisters, Miss Flora Miller, Anthony, Kansas,and Mrs Jess Watson, Oklahoma City ."

1912

April

Paul A . Walker, '12 law, was elected chair-man of the Oklahoma corporation commissionat its organization meeting recently .Muna Lee ex '12, is on leave of absence from

the University of Porto Rico and is now withthe National Woman's Party in Washington .

Governor Huey P. Long, ex '12, senator-electfrom Louisiana, has been having some fun withthe Atlanta Constitution regarding dunking corn

nessee .MRS SALLIE

Granite .R . S . BAKER, ex

HOCKADAY BENSON, '19 arts-sc .,

'24, Rusk building, San An-

December 24. Gamma Phi Beta-Alpha TauOmega . Home, Tulsa.

BRUCN-KELLER : Miss Kathryn MargaretBruen, and W . Floyd Keller, '29 med ., Febru-

gelo, Texas . ary 14 in McAlester . Home 2515 North Rob-MYRL JEANETTE OBERT, '28 ed ., Southwest inson, Oklahoma City .

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Spring Showers Come in Apriland also

Spring Sports

In Soonerland, Sooner sports patrons who like tennis may look for-ward with eagerness to seeing the Texas-Oklahoma dual tennis matchon the varsity courts, April 25 .

Annually, the University of Texas produces what are probably theoutstanding intercollegiate tennis players in the nation . Allison, Bell,Barnes, Thalheimer, White-these Longhorns have established theirprowess in Davis cup, national intercollegiate and sectional tourna-ments all over the United States . Although the Sooners lost all six oftheir matches to the 1931 Longhorn team at Austin last fall, they car-ried the Texans to three sets in three matches and gave a good accountof themselves in two others . Oklahoma conquered Southern Methodistand Rice at Dallas and Houston on that invasion .

Coach Lawrence "Jap" Haskell's baseballers, co-champions of the"Big Six" conference last spring, open the home baseball season April24 and 25 with two contests against Missouri at Owen field .

The Missouri tennis team also comes to Norman for a dual confer-ence match on April 24 .

For ticket information, write :

BEN G. OWEN, director of athletics, Fieldhouse, University of Okla-homa, Norman, Okla .

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pone in potlicker. "Take the case of cracklingbread and chitterling times . The potlicker andthe chitterlings are eaten at the same meal ofvictuals ; in fact, one takes a bite of the chit-terlings and then a sip or two of potlicker, usingthe same pone of bread with them both ." Itwill never do to crumble the cornbread in thepotlicker . And here is the governor's recipefor potlicker : "It is made from boiling turnipgreens and a piece of salt fat meat for severalhours . The greens and turnips are taken outof the pot and the liquid remaining is potlicker."The controversy attracted national attention.

Loyola university of New Orleans has con-ferred the degree of doctor of laws on Huey P .Long, ex '12, governor of Louisiana and senator-elect from that state.

Frank Buttram, '12 arts-sc., president of theboard of regents, was recently installed as a di-rector of the Oklahoma City chamber of com-merce.

1913Clarence ,Johnson, '13 pharm ., of Macomb,

state senator, recently took the state bar ex-amination at Oklahoma City .

1914Charles B . Memminger, '14 arts-sc ., of Atoka,

state senator, took the state bar examinationat Oklahoma City recently.W. L. Eagleton, '14 arts-sc ., '19 law, who

has just completed a term as state supreme courtcommissioner, is returning to the private prac-tice of law at Tulsa .

Luther H. White, '14 arts-sc ., of Tulsa, presi-dent of the University of Oklahoma Association,received high praise from Tulsa newspapers forthe way he handled, as president of the Tulsaboard of education, the recent strike of unionmen that closed Tulsa high school for two days .Mr White declared that it was not a questioninvolving unions, but one involving the rightof the people to uninterrupted service of theschools . The strike was called by union en-gineers as a result of granting by the schoolboard of an electrical contract for a new build-ing to the low bidder, a non-union employer .Union labor in the main applauded the decisionof the board and the principal mover in clos-ing the high school admitted the union or-ganization had "made a mistake" and askedthe public to forget the incident .

1915Being general host to 10,000 people is no mean

job, yet in effect that is the task Clyde M .Howell, '15 arts-sc ., secretary of the OklahomaEducation association, accomplished when theO . E . A. met in Oklahoma City February 5, 6and 7.

1916Dave Logan, '16 arts-sc ., state representative

from Okmulgee county, recently submitted tothe lower Oklahoma house a joint resolutioncalling for a vote on a proposed constitutionalamendment to cut the maximum ad valoremlevy of state, county, city and school districtsfrom 37V2 mills to 14, funds to be raised fromother sources .

1917Blake K . Jennings, ex '17, of Norman, has

announced his candidacy for city commissioner.

1918After choosing a profession of law and re-

ceiving four semester's training in the uni-versity law school, Earl Tankersly, ex '18, oneof the state's outstanding general contractors,entered the engineering profession with hisfather and brother in Sapulpa, Oklahoma, in

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1919, after serving in the army as second lieu-tenant for one year . Tankersly entered the uni-versity in 1916, leaving for war service in '18 .He is a member of Beta Theta Pi and was busi-ness manager of the Sooner year book, a mem-ber of Battle-Ax, cadet officers organization,and Ruf-Neks. Tankersly's engineering train-ing has been by the road of practical ex-perience. He is building the union stationin Oklahoma City and was the builder of theuniversity fieldhouse . He offices in OklahomaCity and Tulsa .

1919Prof . Ray L . Six, '19 geol . M . S . '29, head of

the geology department of Oklahoma A. & M .college, has made available for his department400 lithographs presented him by the AmericanMuseum of Natural History .Dick Cloyd, '19 arts-sc ., of Cleveland county,

introduced a bill into the Oklahoma house ofrepresentatives providing for the establishmentof county boards of education to appoint countysuperintendents . The bill was killed in com-mittee .

Earl Sparling, ex '19, feature writer on theNew York Telegram, found a New York as-trologer who told him of his short flyer at lawin the O. U . law school. Mr Sparling was do-ing a series for his newspaper. In the courseof the interviews, one of the astrologers madethe discovery. "I would be married twice, ac-cording to the stars. The first marriage ge would,prove a failure and P would marry a woman ofmoney . There was some dissatisfaction withmy present abode, a safe assumption in thismoving metropolis . I must sign no contractwithout managing a loophole for escape, as whowouldn't in these times? 'When you weretwenty,' said the astrologer, 'you were inter-ested in law .' She told me that sitting on theother side of an ordinary desk in a steel-skele-ton office building-and she was right. WhenI was twenty, I was registered in a law school .

.. 'It is not too late . You should take up

law at once . You should throw everythingover and start. The stars show that you canrise to great fame as a lawyer, not mere suc-cess but great success .' "

1920Oma F. Harley, '20 arts-sc ., (M . A . '24), is on

leave of absence from Tulsa high school and isspending the winter in Chicago . His addressthere is 5514 Blackstone avenue .Dr Henry D . Rinsland, '20 educ ., M . A. '24,

of the college of education was elected presi-dent of the Society of College Teachers of Edu-cation at Oklahoma City February 5 .

Vinson Lackey, '20 fine arts, '22 journ ., di-rector of public relations of the Tulsa chamberof commerce, has launched a movement tomake America see Tulsa while seeing AmericaFirst.Dr M . M . Wickham, (M. A . '20) '26 med .,

has been elected president of the Cleveland Coun-ty Medical society . Doctor Wickham has justcompleted the unexpired term of Dr CharlesRayburn, '25 med ., who has moved to St. Louis .

1921Felix A . Bodovita, '21 law, Tulsa, is a co-

receiver of the Union Transportation Co . ofthat city.

Earl H . Grimes, ex '21, of Norman, has beenre-elected president of the Cleveland countyLeague of Young Democrats .

Harold Larsh, '21 law, of Norman, has beennominated by President Hoover at the requestof Congressman Stone, '01, to be postmasterof Norman .

1922Welcome D . Pierson, '22 law, of Pawhuska,

has announced his candidacy for president of

the Oklahoma League of Young Democrats . Theelection was to be held February 21 at Musko-gee.G . B . Fulton, '22 law, has resigned as assistant

municipal counselor, Oklahoma City and A . P .Van Meter, '27 law, has been named to suc-ceed him. Mr Fulton will enter private lawpractice in Oklahoma City.A . Gordon Bierer, '21 law, of Guthrie, past

president of the Oklahoma League of YoungDemocrats, has been recommended for districtjudge of Logan and Payne counties, succeedingthe late judge C . C . Smith .

1923

April

Miss Lahoma Porter, '23 arts-sc ., '27 M . A .,is in Lawrence, Kansas working on her doc-tors degree. Her address is 745 Ohio street .

1924Harvey Cobb, ex '24, of Norman, is a candi-

date for postmaster of Norman .Roy F . Lewis, '24 law, and Tom Stevens, '28

law, have formed a law partnership and openedoffices in the Central office building at Shawnee .

Todd Downing, '24 arts-sc., M . A . '28, in-structor in Spanish in the university, will con-duct a tour of Mexico this summer, startingfrom Norman about June 27. The tour, whichis open to anyone, is under the auspices of theextension division .Horace Thompson, '30 law, has been appointed

executive secretary to Patrick J . Hurlev, secetaryretary of war.MrThompson willhavecharg

of Col . Hurley's correspondence and superviseappointments with the secretary. Mrs Thomp-son was formerly Miss Ethel Bolend, '29 arts-sc.

Bill Nolan, Norman, ex '24, is a Sooner whoseadventure since leaving school has led to busi-ness success in the tropics . Nolan left Normanfor Chicago where he first enrolled in a medicalschool, then gave this up to return to banking .His first experience in banking having startedat the Security National bank in Norman heproved to be a success with the Chicago in-stitution and was soon made head of its audit-ing department. Schooling again called him andhe went to Boston to attend the Harvard Schoolof Business. When he graduated be becameassociated with the First National bank of Bos-ton and after a short term of working with theBoston headquarters of this great firm he wassent to Havana where he was placed as headauditor of all of his firm's branches in Cuba .

1925Todd Mitchell, ex '25, has been selected by

Superior Judge C . O. Beaver of Bristow as hiscourt reporter. Mr Mitchell goes from the dis-trict court at Ada and is strongly endorsed byjudge Orel Busby, '14 law, district judge ofPontotoc county .

1926Mrs Ruth Sprague Nettleton, '26 arts-sc ., of

Boston, Massachusetts, visited her relatives inOklahoma City last month .

Miss Mildred Dolezal, '26 arts-sc ., has beenadded to the faculty in the mathematics de-partment of the university. Miss Dolezal re-ceived her master's degree from the Universityof Chicago.

1927Quinn Dickason, '27 law, has been practising

law since graduation at 712 World building,Tulsa .

Miss Rossie Wampler, '27 fine arts, has ac-cepted the position of Music Supervisor in theNorman Public Schools .

J . R . Witt, ex '27, Pauls Valley, has beengranted a position with the consular service andis to be stationed in Honduras.

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1928Wayne Sanders, '28 arts-sc ., '30 law, of Chick-

asha has been named by County Attorney Pruetas his assistant in Jefferson county.T . Jack Foster, ex '28, mayor of Norman,

and owner of the University Cleaners, has an-nounced his candidacy for re-election on thedemocratic ticket.

Paul A . Dillard, '28 arts-sc., formerly ofWaurika, has accepted a position as law clerkto justice James B . Cullison of the state su-preme court in Oklahoma City.

1929Hugh Cunningham, ex '29, former Oklahoma

wrestler, has entered the professional wrestlingring .The address of Ransome G . Holland, '29 eng.,

is Care Creole Petroleum Corporation, Port ofSpain, Trinidad, British West India.

Miss Charleim Opperman, '29 arts-sc., of Bax-ter Springs, Kansas, has received an appoint-ment as city librarian of Knoxville, Tennessee .

Alice May Kistler, '29 fine arts, of Tulsa, wasto play the role of Myltyl in the Tulsa JuniorLeague production of Bluebird March 13 and 14in convention hall, Tulsa. -

Karl Ritter, 29 eng., now an internal com-bustion engineer at Langley Field, Virginia,talked before the university branch of theAmerican Society of Mechanical Engineers re-cently on "The Possibilities for the MechanicalEngineer in Government Service ."The alleged slayer of Dec Foliart, '29 arts-sc .,

wrestling coach of El Reno high school, wassentenced to death in the electric chair at thetrial recently held in El Reno. Mr Foliart waskilled in the hold-up of a bank November 26 .Henry Lovett of Chickasha was the man ac-cused of the murder .

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AN ENGINEERING GALLERYCONTINUED FROM PAGE 254),

Light and Power Co. at Lawton, Oklahoma .His address is 110 North 3rd, Lawton .

Stuart Milam, P . E ., is with Phillips andMilam Company, Chelsea, Oklahoma.

Robert Church, E . E., is a results engineerwith the O. G . & E . His address is 210 SouthPalm street, Ponca City .

Sylvan Cromer, is an instructor in M . E . inthe University of Oklahoma .

David A . Yates, E . E., is a student engineerwith General Electric at Schenectady, New York .His home address is Avant, Oklahoma .

Vester E. Willoughby, C . E ., is an instruc-tor in mechanics at the University of Oklahoma .His home address is 600 East 8th, Ada, Okla-homa .

Charles K . Ittner, E . E ., was president of theEngineers club last year. He is at present inthe distributing engineering department of theO. G . & E . Co . Oklahoma City . His addressis 129 S. W . 44th, Oklahoma City .Warren B . Trout, E. E., is a student en-

gineer with the General Electric Co . a t RiverRoad, Schenectady, N. Y. His home addressis 516 Market street, Muskogee, Oklahoma .

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FIRST STEPS IN FLYING(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 250)

right or left motion of the stick. Theseailerons are hinged airfoils on the trailing edges of the wings, and moving thestick to the right raises the right aileronand lowers the left aileron . This causesthe right end of the airplane wing to

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descend and the left end to rise, thustilting the whole airplane to the right .

Similarly, moving the stick to the lefttilts the airplane to the left, and this isdone when making a left turn . Theplane as a whole is thus banked at anangle just necessary to prevent skiddingat that particular speed, and it is thisangle which the student must learn to"feel" in the air . Likewise, since a drivercannot bank his automobile nor auto-matically change the banking of a high-way curve, he must adjust the speed ofhis car to fit each curve he comes toand must be able to "feel" or "sense" thecorrect speed at which he may safelypass around these curves .With these three control motions, the

student must become so familiar that healways senses the correct combination toimpart to each, and hand, eyes and feetmust work simultaneously and in per-fect co-ordination .When he has learned the use of the

controls, the student is allowed to takethe stick, without help from the instruc-tor, and to try and ;maintain a straight,horizontal course of flight. This is notas easy as it sounds, especially along thebase of the Rocky mountains with oc-casional descending and ascending aircurrents and few horizontal ones in be-tween . The student has to completelyforget "joy riding" and must watch thealtitude and the wing-tips and nose ofhis plane along the horizon, besideslearning to sense whether he is skiddingor not .Of course there are many other things

to learn besides straight flying, turning,climbing and diving, but for the begin-ner, these are the first steps .Soon after he learns to take off and

land correctly, to do vertical banks, studystalled-flight conditions and tail spinsand then recovery from high altitudes,gliding with power off, forced landingsand acrobatics . These require an even

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greater alertness, judgment and co-ordi-nation of the faculties, which are nec-essarily so well exemplified in our mostwell known successful flyers .

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in chemical engineering, eight graduat-ing this spring.The personnel of the school includes

Guy Y. Williams, director, C . T. Lang-ford, professor of chemical engineeringand C . R . Bailey, instructor .Our purpose is to develop chemical en-

gineers with sufficient fundamental andtheoretical knowledge to solve new prob-lems in chemical engineering as well ascarry on the routine operation in thisfield .

FROM J. F. BROOKES

April

The annual St . Pat's occasionis at hand . It is opportune and naturalto think of similar occasions of the pastand associate with them the names andpersonalities of former students. Manyinteresting impressions remain as wethink of this singular occasion when theengineering student comes into his own,so to speak . It is a time when scholasticwork pauses and youthful enthusiasmholds sway . Truly the graduating en-gineer feels that his "college course" iscomplete if "St . Pat" has smiled uponhim .Now for a word about the school of

civil engineering. The number of stu-dents enrolled is larger than in past years,indicating a satisfactory growth . Thisyear a highway material laboratory wasestablished for the testing and Investiga-tion of materials of this specific field .The curriculum has been revised fromtime to time in order to maintain prop-er correlation with the requirements ofrecognized educational policy and the de-mands of present day engineering prac-tice . Scholastic work is reflected by thesuccessful work being performed by thegraduates in practice .The engineer, by virtue of the kind of

training he has received, may be a mostvaluable member of society if his attitudetoward the community be one of service.It is hoped that former graduates aremeeting this responsibility in a fine wayas well as achieving success in the moretechnical and professional fields .Acknowledgement is made of the as-

sistance rendered by our former studentsand friends in pointing out the possibili-ties and advantages of a college educa-tion . Their efforts have resulted in manycapable young men entering school andgraduating with records of definiteachievement .

Therefore, on behalf of the faculty andthe students of the school of civil en-gineering, I wish to exend cordial greet-ings . And let me remind you that amessage or, better, a visit is always ac-ceptable . In this way the bonds offriendship are strengthened and the gloryof O. U . kept ever bright .

FROM F. G. TAPPAN

Though the zero hour is pastand you are over the top and on yourown, I would like mighty well to hearfrom you, one and all, occasionally .Write in and give us your new mailingaddress and tell us how it goes with you .Every few days some one drops into theoffice and asks, "Have you heard from