Calling the Roll of Sooner Classes1910

Cliet Blankenship, '10, druggist and sportinggoods merchant at Cushing for the last twenty-five years, has become operator of the A . G.SPaulding Bros . sporting goods store in Oklalio-ma City . Mr . Blankenship played first base onthe Sooner baseball team when a student . Heis an ardent sports fan and served as volunteercoach for Cushing High School on several oc-casions .

1917Dr . Lloyd Morrisett, '17, assistant superin-

tendent of schools at Yonkers, New York, inJune addressed a joint meeting of Kappa DeltaPi and Phi Delta Kappa, honorary scholasticfraternities in education, on the University campusin Norman . Dr. Morrisett was a special lec-turer for the Summer Session .

1918WILLIAMS-McCLOUD : Miss Kathryn Wil-

liams and Chester V . McCloud, '18, were mar-ricd in July . They live in Oklahoma City wherehe is a record engineer for the SouthwesternBell Telephone Company.Rev . James V . Gray, '18, formerly of the first

Baptist Church at Marietta, has accepted a callto become pastor of the First Baptist Church atPerry. Mr . Gray, who has been pastor at Mari-etta for the last four and one-half years, also hasbeen minister at Rush Springs, Hollister, Snyder,and Anadarko .

Frank Madden, '18pharm, pharmacist at theCampus Pharmacy, Norman, for many years, isnow connected with the Veazey Drug Companyin Oklahoma City .

1920Joseph Bentonelli, '206a, '21fa, Metropolitan

Opera star, received a new "distinction" in Julywhen he was elected to the board of directorsof the Society for the Preservation and Encour-agement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing inAmerica . Officers were elected at the annualconvention of the S . P . I?. B . S . Q . S . A ., heldin New York .

1921(Twenty-year Reunion in June, 1941)

Lloyd Noble, '21, Ardmore oil man and presi-dent of the University Board of Regents, hasbeen appointed by Wendell L. Willkie to serveon the Republican presidential nominee's eam-paign advisory committee in Oklahoma .BALLARD-JONES : Mrs . Katherine Ballard

and Roy Dale Jones, '21geol, were married July3 at Kansas City. Mrs . Jones is a graduate ofStevens College, Columbia, Missouri . Mr. Joneswas a member of Phi Gamma Delta at the Uni-versity . The couple are at home in OklahomaCitv .JONES-BYRNS : Miss Dixie Jones, '21, andHerbert Byrns were married in July . She hasbeen employed by the Bell Oil Refinery . They

live on a farm near Grandfield .1924

WILSON-CULLEN : Miss Evelyn Wilson, ateacher in the Hollis schools, and Rev . Paul B .Cullen, '24, were married in July at Hollis . Mrs .Cullen is a graduate of the Southwestern StateCollege of Diversified Occupations at Weather-ford . Mr . Cullen is Pastor of the First BaptistChurch at Hollis and the couple have establisheda home there .A daughter, Yvonne, was born June 22 toFrank Ittncr, '33eng, and Mrs . Inner (MaryElizabeth Simpson, '24, '25ma) . They live in

Bakersfield, California, where he is employed asan engineer.1925

D . E . "Bill" Hodges, '25, '27law, formerly inprivate law practice at Oklahoma City, has movedto Bartlesville to take a position in the legal de-partment of the Phillips Petroleum Company.

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The young Sooner shown above is Pa-tricia Anne Mason, daughter of RichardD.

Mason,

'29ee,

'31ba,

'32pr-o f.ee,

andMrs. Mason, of Wilmette, Illinois . Mr.

Mason is a patent attorney .

Mrs. Hodges is the former Puilla Hill, '25 . Sheis province secretary for Gamina ['In Betaalumnae.

John Wootlworth, '25, and Mrs . Wootlworthare the parents of a son, George Gordon, bornMay 30 . Mr . Woodworth is assistant professorof drama at the University of Oklahoma .

1926(Fifteen-Year Reunion in June, 1941)

Everett S . Johnson, Jr ., '26, assistant treasurerof the Tulsa Federal Savings and Loan Associa-tion, attended a short course conducted by theAmerican Institute of Real Estate Appraisers inJuly and August at Yale University, New Haven,Connecticut .ROANS-HITCHCOCK : Miss Ruth Roane,

'26h .ec, and Herman 11 . Hitchcock, '18, ofHealdton, were married in June . Mrs . Hitch-cock has taught school at Moore and Healdton .Mr . Hitchcock is manager of a furniture storeat Healdton .Aubrey Moses, '26, '281aw, and Mrs . Moses

are the parents of a son, Charles Gabriel, bornin June. They live in Norman, where he iscounty judge of Cleveland county . He recentlyattended the Kiwanis International conventionin Minneapolis, Minnesota .

1927Robert Janz, '27, with Mrs . Janz and their

2-year-old daughter Christine, visited relativesin Oklahoma City this summer after a long stayin Behia, Brazil, where Mr. Janz is AmericanConsul . Until recently there were only twoAmerican families in Behia, and Christine doesmost of her talking in Portugese rather thanEnglish . Mr. Janz's work is concerned mainlywith trade matters . Brazil, he said, is makinga strong effort to wipe out the European in-fluences in Brazil and to seek closer relationshipwith the United States. Mr . Janz has beenconsul at Behia for three years.BOND-EMANUEL : Miss Narcissa Bond, '27,

who has been teaching at Riverside, California,for the last two years, was married July 22 toThomas W. Emanuel of Los Angeles . BothMr. and Mrs . Emanuel formerly lived in Mc-

Alester . Mr . I'manuel has been employed inLos Angeles for the last two years .PAGELS-AGGAS : Miss Lorraine Adclia Pagels,

'27fa, and William Alfred Aggas were marriedJune 26 . They live in Morris, where he is as-sociated with the Aggas Oil Company .CARLIN-LOUGHNEY : Miss Opal Estella Car-

bit and Edward Dean Loughney, '276us, weremarried June 22 . She attended the Universityof Wisconsin . They will live in Tulsa.

Buff Burtis, '27, has been named a memberof the board of directors of the Clinton Chamberof Commerce . I-le is owner of the Burtis Pressin Clinton .

1928HOFFMAN-BOWMAN : The marriage of Miss

F.dna Hoffman, '28, and George L . Bowman,Kingfisher attorney, took place July 25 in Okla-homa City . Mrs . Bowman is a member ofAlpha Chi Omega sorority . She has taughtEnglish and speech in Newkirk High School fora number of years . She has clone graduate workat the University and also at the University ofColorado, at Boulder, and Columbia University,in New York . Mr . Bowman is a former chair-man of the Board of Regents of the Universityof Oklahoma, and was nominated in July forstate senator from Blaine and Kingfisher Coun-ties .

1929Merton E . Munson, '29ba, '311aw, Lawton

attorney and former legislator, last month wasappointed assistant superintendent of the stateWPA vocational education project, and a fewclays later was summoned to active duty at FortSill in his capacity as lieutenant in the OfficersReserve Corps .LUTON-LEMON : Miss Marion Frances Lu-

ton, '29phys.ed, and Clyde Lemon were mar-ried June 27 . Tlicy° live in Clinton, where heis engaged in business .OVER-BOATMAN : Miss Elsie Over of Still-

water and Buster Boatman, '29, were marriedin July at Taloga . The couple have establisheda home in Stillwater where Mr . Boatman is em-ployed by the A . A . A .

1930PHILLIPS-IIEFNER : The marriage of Miss

Ilelen Jane Phillips, slaughter of Mr . and Mrs .Waite Phillips of Tulsa, ant] Robert AlexanderHetner, Jr ., '301aw, of Oklahoma City andEvansville, Indiana, took place July 16 at Cim-arron, New Mexico . Mrs. Holland attendedIlolland hall School at Tulsa ; Bennett Schoolin Millbrook, New York ; Miss Madeira's Schoolin Washington, 1) . C., and was graduated fromthe Finch School in New York City . She is amember of the junior League of Tulsa . Thecouple will make their home in Evansville,Indiana .CARTER-LONGMIRE : Miss Maude Kaufman

Carter and Richard C . Longnure, '30, weremarried in June . He is a member of AlphaSigma Plu fraternity . They live in Pauls Val-ley, where he is associated with his father infarming.SANGER-HUNNICUTT : Miss Lcalt Sanger

and Edward Hunnicutt, '30ex, were married inJune . She attended Oklahoma College forWomen at Chickasha . He is a member of Kap-pa Sigma fraternity . They live in San Marino,California, where he is connected with the citymanagement .E . H . Riffe, '30bus, died June 10 in Optima

after an illness of several months . Thirty-oneyears old at the time of his death, he had gainedprominence as a grain dealer in Guynton . Sur-viving are his four brothers and one sister . Fu-neral services were held June 12 in Tyrone .COMSTOCK-CALL : Miss Norma Ann Com-

stock, '30, '32lib .sci, and L . E . Call were marriedJune 24 . She has been employed as librarian

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in Tonkawa . They live in Russell, Kansas, wherehe is a geologist in the oil fields .

1931(Twenty-Year Reunion in June, 1941)

T. D . Greenshields, '31bus, and Mrs . Green-shields are the parents of a son, born in July .They live in Norman .

John Mallon and Mrs . Mallon (Arlcna Traylcr,'31bus,) df Detroit, Michigan, announce thebirth of a daughter July 23 . The baby has beennamed Eileen .MADDEN-FALLON : Miss Irene Dci "aye Mad-

den, '31, teacher at Mountain View, was mar-ried July 7 to James T . Fallen . The coupleare at home on their ranch near Mountain View .SEAMSTER-SCHWIEGER : Miss Margaret

Jane Scamster and Sam William Schwicger, '31,were married June 16 . She attended the Uni-versity of Arkansas . He is a member of LaurlxlaChi Alpha fraternity . They live in Fayetteville,Arkansas, where he is field manager of theArkansas Press Association.

1932Joseph S . Clark, '321na, superintendent of

schools at Tishomingo, received a Ph, D . de-gree from the University of Wisconsin June 17 .

Frank B . Smith, '32geol, of Norman, is en-rolled as a cadet at the United States MilitaryAcademy, West Point, New York .LEE-OVERHOLSER : Miss Naoini Lee, of Ok-

lahoma City and William Ovcrholscr, Jr ., '321aw,were married August 2 . Mrs . Ovcrholser at-tended Oklahoma A . & M . College at Stillwater,where she was a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority .The couple will live in Oklahoma City whereMr . Ovcrholscr is an attorney .COLSON-BENNETT : Miss Sally Jo Colson,

'32ex, and Roy Bennett were married May 25 .He attended Central State College . They livein Oklahoma City, where he is employed withthe Bob Hill Supply Company.

Lucille McGuire, '32fa, has completed threeyears' work for a master's degree at Yale Uni-versity, and is now head of the speech depart-inent at Central State College, Edmond .STEGE-STEELS : Miss Dorthca A . Stcgc of

Kingfisher and Carl R . Steele, '32, were mar-ried July 14 at Kingfisher . Mr . Steele is em-ployed as a civil engineer at Kingfisher, wherethe couple plan to establish a home .THORNTON-SHEPHERD : Miss Hazel Lor-

raine Thornton and Gerald D . Shepherd, '32,were married June 16 in Dallas, Texas . Theylive in Oklahoma City, where he is engaged inthe real estate business .

1933Rupert Paul McClung, '33eng, is an architect

with the National Park Service, stationed atSanta Fe, New Mexico .MILLS-PITTMAN : Miss Sylvia Mills, '33, was

married June 28 to Don Pittman, a graduate ofthe University of Missouri, who is employed bythe U . S . Soil Conservation Service and is sta-tioned at Purduc University . The couple haveestablished a home in West Lafayette, Indiana .Mrs. Pittman is a member of Alpha Xi Deltasorority. She has been employed in Lafayetteseveral years as secretary in the Botany Depart-ment of Purdue University .HAILEY-COTTON : Miss Jo Hailey of Mar-

sliall, Texas, and Ernest Cotton, '33eng, weremarried June 17 at Marshall . Mrs . Cotton is agraduate of the University of Texas and Teach-ers College of Columbia University. She taughtin the public schools of Port Arthur, Texas ; waselementary supervisor of the schools at Daw-agiac, Michigan ; and was on the faculty of StateTeachers College, Mansfield, Pennsylvania . Mr .Cotton is employed by the Gulf Refining Com-pany. He served for a time as engineer at PortArthur and is now in the process engineeringdepartment of the company at Pittsburgh, Penn-sylvania, where the couple are now at home.

Ralph Cissne, .'33bus, former cheer leader andband member at the University, has been ap-pointed executive of the Boy Scout organizationin the Brownsville, Texas, area. Mr . Cissnestarted his Scout work in Oklahoma City and

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left there three years ago to become assistantexecutive at Houston, Texas, and later at Beau-inont, Texas .

J . Forrest West, '33fa, has resigned as headof the music department at Central State Col-lege, Edmond, to accept a position on the facultyat Grinnell College in Iowa .MASSEY-JOIINSON : Miss Mildrcd Massey,

'33, and Allen 11 . Johnson, of Oklahoma City,were married in July at Oklahoma City . Mrs .Johnson is a teacher in the Oklahoma Cityschools . Mr . Johnson, a graduate of OklahomaA . & M . College, is associated with the Massa-chusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company at Ok-lahoma City .HALE-PATTERSON : Miss Betty Hale, '33(x,

and Frank Clements Patterson were married June22 in Potcau . She is a member of Kappa KappaGamma sorority . They° live in Muskogee.HENDRICKS-WALTERS : Miss Mary Eliza-

beth Hendricks, '33, and Robert James Walterswere Married June 5 at Enid . Mrs . Walters isa member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority . Mr .Walters was graduated from Southeastern StateCollege, Durant . The couple are at home inEnid .

Ellis Bashara, '33, former Sooner footballplayer and wrestler, and a successful profes-sional wrestler for many )cars, found himselfover-thatched when he encountered Jack Demp-sey, former heavyweight champion of the world,July 29 at Charlotte, North Carolina . Dempseyscored a technical knockout after thirty-sevenseconds of the second round . Five thousandpersons saw the fight .W . Bryan Scott, '336us, and Mrs . Scott arc

the parents of a (laughter, Ron(la Lee, bornMay 28 . They live in Norman, where he is em-ployed in the Post Office .

Melvin Franz, '336us, and Mrs . Franz haveannounced the birth of a (laughter, Linda Gail .They live in Norman, where he is employed inthe printing division of the University of Okla-homa Press .SHAUL-HENRY : Miss Irene Shaul, '33fa,

'36ed, and William Claude Henry, '37ma, weremarried June 28 . I-le is a member of AlphaTau Omega fraternity . They live in Evanston,Illinois, where he is teaching in the English dc-partnient at Northwestern University .

1934Mildrcd Moseley, '34ma, has been appointed

instructor in Spanish at University Junior Col-lege, Tonkawa .FRIF.DRICH-MILLER : Miss Maurine Elaine

Friedrich and Donald Busby- Miller, 'ilex, weremarried in June . They live at Fort Sam Hous-ton, where he is a licutcnant in the UnitedStates army .KALER-MANSFIELD : Miss Pauline Kalcr of

Tonkawa and Joe Mansfield, '34, were marriedin July at Oklahoma City . Mr . Mansfield untilrecently was in the advertising department of.the Seminole Producer . The couple establisheda home temporarily in Lincoln, Nebraska, whereMr . Mansfield was engaged in promotion work .FUS'I'ON-RANDELL : Miss Jalaska Fusion,

'34cd .m, and Lloyd Randcll were married May18 . He attended Tulsa University . They livein Tulsa where he is Oldsmobile manager forthat district .PICKARD-HOISINGI'ON :

Miss

Ji(nclenePickard, '34, and Sam M . Hoisington, '34, hot])of Norman, were married in August at SanFrancisco, California . Mr . Hoisington has beenin the U . S . Navy four years . The couple haveestablished a home in San Francisco .Dr . Walter Emery, '341aw, who resigned re-

ccntly as assistant professor of speech in theUniversity, left Norman in August for Colum-bus, Ohio, to begin his new work on the facultyof Ohio State University .

1935Mal Wynne, '35fa, who taught last year at

Idabel, has taken a position as vocal music in-structor in the public schools of Donna, Texas.

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Midge Pyle . . . air line hostess

Midge Pyle, '38(x, of Pauls Valley, has thedistinction of being the first red-haired hostessfor the Braniff Air Lines . She is a member ofthe Delta Gannua sorority at the University .

GILL-PHEBUS : Miss Glenna Gill, '35(x, andWright W . Pliebus, '=10(x, were married January26 in Corpus Christi, Texas . They live inUnion City, where he is employed .W . C. Bcdnar, '35cng, and Mrs . Bednar

(Frances Aycock, '35bus) are the parents of ason born in June . They live in Norman .JACOBS-EINIIORN : Miss Kewpic Louise

Jacobs, Oklahoma City and Julius Einhorn,'35fa, were married in June . Mrs . Einhorngraduated from Oklahoma City University . Mr .Einhorn was a member of Phi Beta Delta fra-ternity at O . U . The couple live in OklahomaCity where he is on the staff of radio stationKOMA .DICKSON-WOODWORTH : Miss Susan Mar-

garet Dickson, '35, a teacher in Yukon HighSchool, and Milton C . Wood were married July7 at Tecumseh . Mrs . Woodworth is a gradu-ate of Oklahoma Baptist University- and hasdone special work at the University of Okla-homa . The couple will live in Oklahoma Citywhere Mr . Woodwarth is employed with theMagnolia Oil Company . He attended the Uni-versity of Chicago .McCOY-WOLFLEY : The marriage of Miss

Helen McCoy, '35, and Monroc Wolflcy, bothof Oklahoma City, took place in July . Mr .Wolflcy, who attended Oklahoma City Univer-sity, is connected with the American OpticalCompany at Oklahoma City .

Lieut . Leon R . Vance, Jr . ' '35, was graduatedJune 21 from the Air Corps advanced flyingschool at Kelly Field, Texas .

Ruth Somerville, '35nurse, has been namedpresident of the Coachclla Valley Hospital atIndio, California .

1)r . F'velyn M . Rude, '351ned, has been as-signed to missionary work in Thailand, Siam,representing the Presbyterian church . She wasto sail for Siam sometime (luring the summer.JONES-THOMPSON : Miss Mary Upshaw

Jones, '3 .5, and Worth Rutherford Thompsonwere married June 12 in Oklahoma City . Sheis a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority.He attended Oklahoma A . and M . College . Theylive in Houston, Texas, where he is engagedin business .McKINNEY-AMEND : Miss Bonnie Faye Mc-

Kinncy and Bill Amend, '35bus, were married

in June. They live in Antlers, where lie is eni-ployed as an accountant with the State HighwayDepartment .JONES-GARLICK : Miss Glennes Jones and

Don Garlick, '35fa, were married in June inNorman . She attended Oklahoma City Univer-sity . They live in Rochester, New York, wherehe is working toward a master's degree at theEastman School 01 Music .

1936(Fine-year Reunion in tune, 1941)

John Oliver Hall, '366a, youthful city mana-grr of El Reno, tool. a two-weeks vacation tripin Mexico during the summer. Mr . Hall ex-pressed belief upon his return that at least nine-tenths of the citizens of Mexico are friendlytoward the United States .

Charles E . Jcnnings, '36eng, formerly withthe I . T . I . O . Compan y in Okahoina City, isnow district engineer for the National AluminateCorporation of Chicago, Illinois . The districtincludes New York and the New England states .Mr . Jennings and his family are located at NewHartford, New York .

Clyde R . McGinnis, '36ed, has resigned his po-sition as coach and teacher in Hobart HighSchool to accept a position as department super-visor of WPA recreational projects with ]lead-quarters in Hobart .DcLaMATER-BRADEN : The marriage of

Miss Doris DcLaMater, Wichita, Kansas, andJohn Altman Braden, '36, was to take placein late August at Wichita . Miss DeLaMater isa graduate of the University of Wichita . Mr.Braden, a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilonfraternity at O . U, is now associated with theFirst National ]lank of TulsaSTOFER-WOOD : Miss Maurine Stofer, a

school teacher at Bartlesville, and W . WesleyWood, '36eng, were married August 4 . Theyare at home in Bartlesville where Mr Wood isemployed by the Indian Territory IlluminatingOil Company .HICKOX-BURGH : Miss Alto Hickox, '36(x,

and Vernon Charles Burch were married June15 . They live in Okahoma City, where he isassociated with the Sinclair Refining Company .NEWTON-ROBERTSON : Miss Lameda New-

ton, '36, and Nathan E . Robertson of Lawtonwere married in July at Ardmore . Mrs . Rob-ertson is head of the foreign language depart-ment of Lawton High School and will continuein this position . Mr. Robertson is a graduate ofCameron State College: in Lawton . He is em-ploycd in the office of the Public Works Admin-istration at Lawton .FRANKLIN-NEWMAN : Miss Francile Frank-

lin, of Okmulgee, and J. W . Newman, '36,were married in July at Okinulgee . The couplewill live in Florida, where Mr . Newman is a con-struction engineer.

BLAKE-ASIIBY : Miss Betty Ellen Blake andFrank Ashby, '36(x, were married January 1 .She is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority,and he is a member of Delta Tau Delta fra-ternity . They have established a home in Nor-man .APPLEMAN-FAGIN : Miss Maxine Appleman,

'36, '37nia, and George 1 . Fagin, '301aw, weremarried in little . They live in Oklahoma City,where he is law partner with J . Berry King .HALES-RUSH : Miss Kathryn Hales, '361ib.sc,

,in(] Elton Earl Rush were married June 17 . Sheis a member of Phi Mu sorority . He attendedthe University of Kansas . The bride is assistantlibrarian at the Norman Public library and willcontinue her work there . Mr . Rush is employedby the Phillips Petroleum Company in Oklaho-nia CityhUSTON-RANDELL : Miss Jalaska Euston,

'36ed .m, and Lloyd Randcll were married May18 . Ile attended the University of Tulsa . Theylive in Tulsa, where he is district manager forthe Oldsmobile Company .

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VINEEYARD-DRUMMOND : Miss Patsy Vinc-vard and Dr . N . Robert Drummond, '36med,were married June 2 . She attended St. AnthonysSchool of Nursing . They live in Oklahoma City,where he is a practicing physician .COURCIER-HUNT : Miss Olene Courcier and

Lieutenant John F. Hunt, Jr ., '36, were marriedJune 8 in Lawton . They arc spending the stun-mer in Minnesota .IIUFFHINES-DUNLEVY : Miss Mary Huff-

Juries, '36, and Fred W . Dunlevy, '371aw, weremarried June 18 . She is a member of KappaKappa Gainma sorority and he is a member ofSigina Alpha Epsilon fraternity . They live inOklahoma City, where he is associated with thelaw firm of Embry, Johnson, Crowe and Tolbert .MYERS-CATRON : Miss Frances Beryl Myers,

'30, and William Gordon Catron, Jr., were mar-ried June 17 in Oklahoma City . She is a mem-hcr of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority . Theylive in Alton, Illinois, where he is associatedwith the Standard=l'ilton Milling Company .

(RICK-FULLER Miss Margarctta Irick andAdrian Lee Fuller, '36eng, were married June26 . She attended Central State College . Theylive in Oklahoma City, where he is associatedwith the Oklahoma Gas and laectric Company .MACK-SMITH : Miss Louisc Evangeline Mack

and Or. Jaroud Benonia Smith, '36, '38med, weremarried June 15 . They live in Charleston, NorthCarolina, where he is stationed at the NavalHospital in the service of the United States Navy .BLAKELY-HARRIES : Miss Virginia Ann

Blakely and William Alfred Harries, '36bus,were married in June . She attended Butler Uni-versity . He is a member of Kappa Alpha fra-ternity . They live in New Harmony, Indiana,where he is employed .

1937J . I' . Boyd, '37, of Ardmorc, is taking aviation

training at Dallas, Texas . He has had a com-mercial pilots license since 1938, and has morethan seven hundred hours of flying time . llehopes to become a co-pilot for a commercial airline when he completes his present training .

David W . Gish, '37fa, has been appointed in-structor in voice and public school music atOklahoma City University. Mr . Gish hasstudied in Milan, Italy, and has made concertappearances as a tenor in a number of Europeancities . While studying at Columbia Universityin New York, he sang in the Bach contata seriesover the Mutual Broadcasting System, and alsotook part in C . B . S . broadcasts .Gene '1 ' . Pelson, '37ms, began work July

15 inthe seismograph department of Stanolind Oiland Gas Company, Tulsa, and was assigned tofield work in Texas . Mr . Pelson has completedrequirements for a Ph . 1) . degree at the Univer-sity except for final oral examination .Talmadge E . Sollcnberger, '37, '40ms, is doing

laboratory research work for the Petty Geophys-ical Engineering Company at San Antonio, Texas .

Gayle Turner, '37fa, whose art study in Pariswas cut short by the European War, is nowliving at Beverly Hills, California .SWANK-BELLATTI : Miss Esther Lee Swank,

'371ib .sci, and Lawrence Fitzhugh Bellatti, '38ex,were married in June . They live in Norman,where she is employed at the University BookI'Achange, and he is employed with the NormanTranscript .SHOCKLEY-JEFFRESS : Miss Margaret Lillian

Shockley, of Okmulgee, and Albert Lewis Jef-trcss, '37ex, were married in June . They livein Morris, where he is editor of the

Morris News .MILLER-CLARKE : Miss Mildred Miller, '37

cx, and Arthur B . Clarke were married May 17in Claremore . He attended the University ofOhio . They live in Tulsa.KENNEY-BARKEEN : Miss Lucille Kenney,

'37fa, and Wallace Barkecn were married inJuly . He attended Oklahoma A . and M . Col-lege . They live at Fort Huachuca, Arizona,where he is stationed as a second lieutenant inthe United States army .BORING-DORNEY : Miss Ruth Boring and

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Marion C . Dorney, '37eng, were married June18 in Oil City-, Pennsylvania . They live inMeadville, Pennsylvania, where he is connectedwith the engineering department of the TalonCompany .SPICKARD-RATLIFF : Miss Mary- Helen Spick-ard, '37, and William K . Ratliff were married

June 12 . She is a member of Gamma Phi Betasorority . He was graduated from the UnitedStates Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland .They live in Honolulu, Hawaii, where he is anensign in the United States Navy .MALONE-GOODMAN : The marriage of Miss

Mary Ellen Malone, of Cyril, and Maurice Good-man, '37, took place June 2 at Apache . Mrs .Goodman attended the University of Colorado,at Boulder, and the Oklahoma College forWomen at Chickasha . The couple live in Cyrilwhere Mr . Goodman is employed by the Ander-son-Prichard Oil Coroporation .FORD-LIVESAY : Miss Wiltna Ford, '37, andOwcn Livesay were married July 5 at OklahomaCity . Mrs . Livesay has been accompanist for the

Bernice Dance Studio in Oklahoma City for thelast two years . Mr . Livesay, who attended theMurray- State School of Agriculture at Tisho-min ;o, is associated with the Times JournalPublishing Company at Oklahoma City .BUSH-LEONARD : The marriage of MissDoris Louis(' 13us11 of Tulsa and John ReevesLeonard, '37, was to take place in August atTulsa . Mrs . Leonard graduated from the Uni-versity of Tulsa where she was president of the('.hi Omega sorority . Mr. Leonard is a memberof Phi Gamma Delta and Scabbard and Blade .The couple planned to make their home inCorpus Christi . Texas.KURTZE-O'BUCH : Miss Frances KurtZC, ofSayre, and William B. O'Buch,'37, were marriedin July at Sayre . The couple will make theirhome in Sayre where Mr . O'Buch is employedby the Royal Typewriter Company.

1937TOMPKINS-BENSON : Miss June 'Tompkins,'37, and Dr . Oliver E . Benson, '32, '33rna, weremarried June l . They live in Norman, wherehe is an assistant professor of government in tileUniversity . Mrs . Benson had been employed forseveral years as secretary of the government de-parttncnt .DARLING-ROOKS : Miss Ruth Dunlap Darl-ing, '37 and Raymond Newton Rooks were mar-ried June l . She is a member of Kappa Alphasorority . 'They live in Chicago, Illinois .Floyd H . Lochner, '37ed, and Mrs . Lochner(Vernicc White, '386us), are now living in Ok-fahtina City, where he is assistant state superin-tcntlcnt of Work Projects Administration recre-ational activities .

1938Alfred Deaton, fr ., '386a, '401aw, is associatedwith tile law firm of Crump and Carver, atWccvoka .Lurline Kraft, '38phy- s .ed, has resigned herposition as teacher in tile Oklahoma City schoolsystem to become teacher of horseback riding,swimming and history, at tile Southern Semi-nary and Junior College, Buena Vista, Virginia .HASELWOOD-SMI'I'II : Miss Majorie Hasel-wood, teacher in University Heights School atOklahoma City-, and Paul F . Smith, '38, '40ms,were married July 6 at Bristow . Mrs . Smithis a graduate of Central State College at Ed-mond . The couple plan to establish a homein Berkeley, California, where Mr. Smith willteach botany at the University of California andwork toward a Ph . D . degree .Jane Thompson, '38, has resigned as societyeditor and feature editor of the Clinton DailyNews and is now making her home in SanAntonio, Texas . Miss Thompson is said to bethe only woman reporter represented in theNational anthology, Headlining America, whichreprints tile best news stories Of each year .Audrey Knox, '38, died in July" at the MayoClinic in Rochester . Minnesota, following a finger-ing illness . Her home was in Enid . While astudent in the University, Miss Knox was a

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member of Pan American Student Forum, Span-ish club, and Rostrum .FLOYD-WADDELOW : The wedding of Miss

Mar}- Frances Floyd, '38fa, and Don Alfred Wadde-low took place July 7 at Haskell . Mrs . Waddelow,who was president of Chi Omega sorority whilea student at O . U ., has taught for the last yearand a half at Ponca City . The couple will livein Ponca City where Mr . Waddelow is associatedwith his father in the automobile business .HOLCOMP-I ]IMF'S : Miss F . Vincent Holcomb

of Turner, Oregon, was married June 24 toLieut . Charles W . Himes, '38arch . Mrs . Fumesattended the University of Oregon at Eugene .Lieutenant I lines is a ntctnber of Phi DeltaTheta fraternity . Ile was graduated from KellyField in March . The couple have established alion(' in San Antonio, Texas .

FARI,I:Y-NORWOOD : Miss Maryclla Fancy,'38cd, of F.Idorado, was married in July- to Wil-liam Randall Norwood of Freer, Texas . Thecouple will live at Freer where Mr . Norwood isconnected with an oil company.

John McCall, '38eng, won the Democraticnomination for county surveyor in ClevelandCounty by the toss of a coin . A recount hadshown Mr. McCall tied with F . 11 . Durkee, theincuulbe-nt county surveyor, with 3,5(18 voteseach, and the two candidates agreed to settle thedeadlock with a coin toss . Both of them live inNorman .TYRE-SCHILDF : The marriage of Miss Ma-

vorine Tyre, a teacher in Marlow High School,and Edwin Schilde, '38, took place July 5 atChickasha . Mrs . Schilde is a graduate of Ok-lahoma College for Women, Chickasha . Thecouple will make their hone in Marlow whereMr . Schilde has been band director and highschool teacher the last two years .Raymond f . . Casket', '38tna, Ponca City school

teacher and Boy Scout leader, spent several weeksin June drifting leisurely down the Arkansas river .IIc returned reluctantly from the excursionwhen he Nvas called back to Ponca City to assistin a Civilian Pilots Training program .WILSON-McGINNIS : Miss Dorothy Louise

Wilson, of Tulsa, ant] William Michael McGin-nis, '38, were married July 31) . They are rak-ing their home in Tulsa .LUCAS-KIDD : Miss Dorothy Lucas, '38, and

Wallace Kichl, '37ba, were married June 30 inAnadarko . Mrs . Kidd is a member of DeltaDelta Delta sorority. Mr . Kidd is assistant man-ager of the ,411adarl(o Daily News .RFI[D-COCHRAN : Miss Joi Bell Recd of

Prague and Thomas Price Cochran, Jr ., '38, ofOklahoma City, were married in August. - Mr.Cochran is associated with his father in theScanncll-Cochran Commission Company .IIUDSPETII-WYNN : Miss Mary Hudspeth

and James Wynn, '38, were married December 3 .She attended Central State College at Edmond .Thcv will live in Norman after September .WATTS-TRESNFR : Miss Margaret Ruth

Watts, '38, and Jack Norman Trcsner, '406us,were married July 2 . He is a member of Acaciafraternity . They live in Enid, where he is as-sociated with tile Oklahoma Benefit Life Insur-ance Company .McCABE-AHERN : Miss Mildred McCabe, of

Calmnct, and Lieut . Robert James Ahern, '38,were married June 27 in the chapel at RandolphField, Texas . Lieutenant Ahern is an instruc-tor in the Air Corps Training School at Ran-dolph Field .GOSSETT-COOK : The wedding of Miss Dy-

nese Gossett of Count y" Line and Richard Cook,'38eng, took place June 1 at Frederick . Mr .Cook was a member of Beta 'Theta Pi fraternityat O . U . The couple will live at County Linewhere Mr. Cook is employed by the Rocket OilCompany Of Duncan .OAKI.S-BARNETT : Miss Arlene Oakes, '38

h .cc, and Boyd Barnett, '38bus, were married inlily . Mrs . Barnett is a member of Alpha ChiOmega sorority, and has taught school at Ncw-kirk . The couple will live in Ponca City whereMr. Barnett is associated with the Jay G . ParisFurniture Store .

PENNER-SWANK : Miss Dorothy Nell Pen-nor, '38phys .cd, and E . Chilton Swank of Still-water were married in July at Tulsa . The couplewill live in Norman where Mr . Swank will con-dnue his study in the University Law School .HUNTFR-MINSTER : Miss Marianne Hunter

and Mark G . Moister, '381aw, were married June 8 .They live in Oklahoma City, where he is as-sociated with the law firm of Reynolds and Rid-ings .DIETRICII-ALLEN : Miss Floreine Jaunclda

Dietrich, '38h .ec, and William A . Allen, '38eng,were married June 2 . She is a member of Gain-ma Phi Beta sorority . They live in OklahomaCity, where he is associated with the Phillil-slIctrOloum Company .FURR-TUMA : Miss Eunice Purr, '38cd, and

Gerald Tuma, '39eng, were married in August,1938 . They live in Oklahoma City, where he isemployed by radio station KOMA .FRANKLIN-FAUST : Miss Eunice Franklin

and Dr . Hugh Harvard Faust, '38, were marriedJune 8 in Geary . She attended Oklahoma A .and M . College. They live in Portland, Oregon,where he is serving interneship at the GoodSamaritan Hospital .JFNNIN,S-WOI,FE : Miss Margaret Carey

Jennings and II . 1) . Wolfe, '38, were marriedJune 16 in Wynnewood . She attended Okla-homa College for Women . They live in Mernplus, Tennessee, where he is studying medicine .KIRK-SLABAUGH : Miss Ethelline Kirk, '38

h .ec, and Dr . Raymond Murton Slabaugh, Jr.,were married in June . He attended Ohio StateUniversity . They live in Dayton, Ohio, wherehe is a practicing physician .

1939Ruth Robinson, '39, who has been doing

newspaper work in Ponca City for the last year,planned to sail in August for Rio de Janeiro,where she had a job awaiting her on one of theEnglish newspapers .An oil field accident brought death last month

to Forrest Setnke, '39eng, of Coyle . Mr . Semkewas fatally injured when a piece of lumber fellfrom the top of a rig in the Crescent field andstruck his head . Survivors include his wife, theformer Geraldine Meek, '39 . Mr . Semke was23 years old . Mrs . Semke forncrly worked inthe utilities office at the University .When Lois Wails, '39, of Okmulgee, decided

to get married, the story was carried by the As-sociatcd press and a picture of her and the bride-( , room came from Boston to Oklahoma by wire-)hoto. Miss Wails, who taught last year atOuanah, Texas, went to Boston this summer ona vacation trip . While visiting an uncle in Ayer,Massachusetts, she met Henry Maxant . Theydecided it would be a good idea to be marriedat sea and they persuaded the captain of theEastern Steamship Liner Yarmouth, to marrythem as tile ship plowed through the Atlanticoff the New England coast enroute from Bostonto St. John, New Brunswick . Mr . Maxant isassociated with a large retail establishment inAver. Mrs . Maxant is tile daughter of CharlesE . Wails, '14 . Okmulgec county commissioner,and Mrs . Wails (Blanche Smith, '14) .A son was born July 20 to Jack Marks, '40

bus, and Mrs . Marks (Elnore Reinhardt, '39h .ee .)of Norman .

Lonnie Vanderveer, '39m .ed, who resigned ascounty superintendent of Washita County inorder to become a member of the UniversityExtension Division staff, has accepted a positionas superintendent of schools at Cordcll . Mr .Vanderveer was president of the Oklahoma Ed-ucation Association last year .ARMS'T'RONG-LOBAUGH : Miss Betty Arm-

strong, '39fa, and William Robert Lobaugh ofHartford, Connecticut, were married in July atthe home of the bride's parents in Pauls Valley.'I'll(- couple are at home in Hartford where Mr.letbaugh is connected with the Travelers Insur-ance Company .BOWERS-O'BRIEN : Miss Betty Norine Bowers,'39, of Norman and Charles M . O'Brien, '36,

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the University . She is a member of Phi Musorority . Dr . O'Brien is a graduate of the Kans-as City Dental College, Kansas City, Missouri,and has opened a dental office in Norman .COOK-MITCHAM : Announcement has been

made of the March 18 marriage of Miss Car-men Cook of Okahoma City and Gene Mitcham,'39geol . They are making their home at Le-high .GREER-GREENLEE : Miss Mabel E . Greer, a

senior student in the University, and Earl H .Greenlee, '396us, '40ma, of Shawnee, were mar-ried July 3 .HUBBARD-McBIRNEY : Miss Velma Ruth

Hubbard, of Oklahoma City, and Hugh Mc-Birney, '39, were to be married in late Augustat Oklahoma City . Miss Hubbard attended Ok-lahoma City University and was a member ofKappa Tau Delta sorority . The couple plan tomake their home in Duncan.JESSE-RAMEY : Miss Marie Jesse, '39, who

has taught for the last four years in WoodwardCounty Schools, was married July 23 to ErnestRamcy. The couple will live in Glendale, Ariz-zona .JILLSON-SHOCK : Miss Leon Jillson, '39ed,

and Cleon Shock, '40eng, were married June 2 .They live in Great Bend, Kansas, where he isemployed by the Depthograph Company .KEYS-STEPHENS : Miss Joyce Keys and Lieut.

Dorwood Cecil Stephens, '39, were married inJuly in the post chapel at Randolph Field, Texas .The couple have established a home temporarilyin San Antonio where Lieutenant Stephens isstationed .LITTLE-GASSETT : Miss Juell Little, '39h .ec,

and Silas Gassett, '39eng, were married May 26,at Pryor . Mrs . Gassett has been employed re-cently as dietitian in the University Junior Col-lege at Tonkawa . Mr . Gassett is employed bya seismograph company in Tulsa, where thecouple have established their home .MAYES-SWANN : Miss Martina Mayes and

Kenneth Swann, '396us, were married in June .He is a member of Acacia fraternity . Theylive in Enid, where he is associated with theOklahoma Benefit Life Insurance Company .MON'T'GOMERY-MARTIN : Miss Marian True-

blood Montgomery, '39, and Carleton Martinwere married June 13 . He attended the Uni-versity of Wisconsin . They live in OklahomaCity .MORGAN-CARTER : Miss Mildred Virginia

Morgan and Robert Irving Carter, '39ex, weremarried June 9 . He is a member of Acaciafraternity . They live in Washington, D . C.,where he is associated with the War Department.NOI?L-MOSELEY : Miss Josephine Noel, '39

ed, and Max B . Moseley, '37, were married inJuly at Oklahoma City . Mrs . Moseley has beenemployed as commercial teacher in the publicschools at St . Louis, Oklahoma . Mr . Moseleyis a member of Sigma Nu fraternity . Theyplan to establish a home in Semir"_ole where Mr .Moseley is employed in the office of the GulfOil Company .POWERS-GALLIMORE : Miss Patricia Claire

Powers, '39, was married to Joe K . Gallimoreof Denison, Texas, July 20 . The ceremony tookplace at the home of the bride's parents at Ada .Mrs . Gallimore is a member of the Kappa Kap-pa Gamma sorority . Mr. Gallimore, who at-tended Eastern Oklahoma A . & M . College atWilburton, is an engineer sub-inspector on theDenison Dam Project. The couple will estab-lish a home at Denison, Texas .SUBERLY-KIRK : Miss Margarette Suberly,

'39h .ec, was married in June to Joe H . Kirk, ofIdabel . Mrs . Kirk, for the last year, has beenteaching in Idabel . Mr . Kirk is associated inbusiness with his father .TULLIS-HILL : Miss Eloise Tullis and LesterW . Hill, Jr ., '39ex, were married May 18 . Sheattended Oklahoma City University . They areliving in Oklahoma City .COLEMAN-COCHRAN : Miss Mary Dolores

Coleman, '39, and McKendree Thomas Cochran,Jr ., '39, were married in June in Oklahoma City .She is a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority. He

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is a member of Kappa Alpha fraternity . They instructor in band music in the Comanchelive in Detroit, Michigan, where he is represen-

schools .tative for the Eskimo Pie, Inc.LACK-MANNEN : Miss Marilyn Lack, '39h .ec,

and Calvin Mannen, '38journ, were marriedJune 10 in Mountain View . They live in De-Queen, Arkansas, where he is employed in theadvertising department of a newspaper.Ray Mayhall, '39bus, is manager of the Regal

Oil Company which was established at Lawtonin June . I-Ie was formerly employed in thelaboratories of the Anderson-Prichard Oil Com-pany .HUNTER-DODSON : Miss Helen Virginia

Hunter and Harrell Chandler Dodson, Jr ., '39,were married June 9 in Woodward . They livein Oklahoma City, where lie is a student in theUniversity of Oklahoma School of Medicine .BOGGS-BRADLEY : Miss Helen Marie Boggs,

'39fa, and Milton H . Bradley, '38fa, were mar-ried June 29 in Oklahoma City . She is a mem-ber of Gamma Phi Beta sorority . They live inNorman, where he is director of music in thepublic schools.

Resigning from his position with the Cessna Air-craft Company of Wichita, Kansas, RaymondStevenson, '39enr;, has become an engineer in theperformance unit of the propellor division in theAnny Air Corps at Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio .

lint) Wooderson, '39journ, has purchased one-half interest in the Hunter Printing Company inOklahcnna City .

F. . C. Mannas, '39eng, has taken a position asanalyst for the Tide Water Associated SeaboardOil Company, Palestine, Texas.

1940REMY-UZCATEGUI : Miss Margaret Remy,

'40cx, of Norman, and Mariano Jose Uzcategui,'40eng, of Venezuela, were married June 10 inNorman . He is associated with the StandardOil Company.Warren Bernard, '40phartn, has taken a po-

sition as pharmacist for the Veazey Drug Com-pany in Oklahoma City .

Jack T . Conn, '401aw, is a member of the newlaw firm, Kerr, Lambert and Conn, with officesin the American building at Ada . Others inthe firm are Robert S . Kerr, Aubrey M . Kerrand Harvey J. Lambert.Eleanor Lain, '40, editor of the Covered Wag-

on during the last year, has been employed assales representative by Beat's Creative PrintingCompany, Oklahoma City.Raymond O . Sommers, '40bus, went to Phila-

delphia, Pennsylvania, in July, to begin duty assecond lieutenant in the United States MarineCorps . Lieutenant Sommers was ranking col-onel in the University R . O . T . C . last year .G . C . Talley, '40, of Lawton, has been accepted

for training in the United States Naval Academyat Annapolis .

Elizabeth Morrison, '40 has been appointedhead of the high school music department atHoldenville . She has been teaching at Hugofor the last four years.Howard G . Yeilding, '40, of Norman, is at-

tending the United States Military Academy atWest Point, New York .

Pat Conner, '40eng, has taken a position withthe Humble Oil Company in Houston, Texas .Mayo Higgins, '40pharm, is working as apharmacist with the Hall Drug Company in

Boise City .Kenneth Chenault, '40ex, reported June 17 to

Fort Bragg, North Carolina, for active trainingwith the 17th Field Artillery of the regulararmy .

Charles P . Brown, '40bus, McAlester, was as-signed in June to active duty in the United StatesArmy . IIe was an honor graduate in militaryscience last spring.Thomas Law Bryan, '40, Oklahoma City, has

been selected for active duty in the UnitedStates Army . IIe was one of the honor gradu-ates of the University R . O . T . C . last spring .

Ben L. Burdick, '40, an honor graduate ofthe University R . O . T . C ., has been selected foractive duty with the United States Army .

Harley Price, '40fa, has taken a position as

Alton Coppage, '40, and Mrs . Coppage spentthe summer in Salem, Illinois . Mr . Coppagewill play professional football at Chicago thisfall .

Huhert Judy, 40bus, held a summer job withthe Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company atShattuck . He will be assigned to a trainingbase of the United States Army Air Corps thisautumn .Ewing Gafford, '40ex, has joined the staff of

the Lawton Constitution for the summer .Lawrence E . Stinson, '40eng, started workwith the Ethyl Gasoline Corporation at Detroit,

Michigan, July l, as an engineer in training.The training program includes nine months inengine laboratories at Detroit and on GeneralMotors Proving Ground, and three months atEthyl's proving ground at San Bernardino, Cal-ifornia .Ralph Jones, '401aw, is now associated with the

law office of Guy L . Andrews, McAlester .Norval Locke, '40ed, has been appointed as-sistant high school football coach at Bartlesville .Locke is a former Sooner football player .Ilcrrnan V . Zeimer, '40m .ed, former business

manager of the University band, has been ap-pointed high school principal at Kingston.Edwin A . Malone, '40eng, is doing geophy-

sical laboratory work for the Gulf Research andDevelopment Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsyl-vania . Mrs . Malone is the former Sara Lee, ofOkmulgce, and also received a degree last June .Leon W. Anderson, '40, is doing seismographwork in the field for General Geophysical Com-pany, Houston, Texas .

h:Iwood Maple, '40ms, is employed in theseismograph department of Stanolind Oil andGas Company, Tulsa, and recently was sta-tioned with a crew at Durant .Dayton Blair, 40journ, is employed as re-porter for the Capitol Hill Beacon, OklahomaCity .Bill Brinkley, '40journ, former editor of the

Oltahoma Daily, is a reporter on the staff of theOklahoma City Times.

Jack Brunim, '40journ, is employed as adver-tising manager of the Ringling Eagle.Vic France, '40journ, was employed during

the surnmer as salesman for Holland's Magazine,Dallas, Texas, and beginning in September asadvertising assistant .

J . C . ( ;rimes, '40journ, is employed as publicityassistant for the Boy Scout organization at Ok-lahoma City .

Idabel Hendon, '40journ, is employed as ad-vertising solicitor, society editor and reporter forthe Shawnee American .

Josh Evans, '401aw, is now associated in lawpractice with Richard L . Wheatley, '221aw, withoffices in the Bailey Building, Vinita .Preston Nibley, '40eng, spent the sununer

work-ing with a geological surface survey party oper-ating in the Forest City Basin area near St.Joseph, Missouri . This month he plans to en-ter Stanford University, Palo Alto, California,where he was awarded the Henry NewellScholarship .Arthur F. Holland, '40eng, is employed withBlack, Sivalls and Bryson, and is stationed in

Kansas City, Missouri.Clifton Wilhite, '40m .cd, will teach historyand be athletic coach at Highland Park HighSchool, Dallas, Texas, this year. He has beencoach at McAlester High School for the lastthree years and matte a good record there .Billy Hoover, '40, of Altus, went to RandolphField, Texas, in August for basic training as anaviation cadet .ANDERSON-LEE : Miss Evelyn 11 . Anderson,

of Chicopee, Massachusetts, and William StuartLee, '40tna, were married July 17 at Chicopee .Mrs . Lee was a teacher in her home city . Mr .Lee is a graduate assistant in the mathematicsdepartment of the University of Oklahoma . Thecouple will live in Norman this winter .BRINI)LEY-WHI'T'E. : Miss Rachel Jeanette

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ried June 8 . She attended Oklahoma City Uni-versity . They live in Oklahoma City, wherehe is employed by Cain's Coffee Company .CHINE-BIERWIRTH : Miss Evelynne Franeclla

Caine, '40, and John Alden Bierwirth, '40, weremarried in July at Clhecotah . Mrs . Bierwirthwas a student assistant in the College of Fine Artsat the University . The couple will make theirhome in Muskogee where Mr. Bierwirth is as-sociatcd with a law firm .CRLMER-McKAY : Miss Madge Cremer, '40,

and John Richard McKay, '40 were married inMay in Oklahoma City . She is a member ofDelta Delta Delta sorority . He is a member ofDelta Upsilon fraternity . They live in Norman,where he is enrolled in the University .CLARK-HUBBELL : Miss Carol Ann Clark,

'40, and William F . Hubbbell, '40fa, were mar-ried in August at Muskogee. They plan toestablish a home in Norman . Mrs. Hubbell isa member of Chi Omega and Mr . Hubbell is antcinbcr of Alpha Tan Omega .FUGATE-MOORMAN : Miss Mary Lou Fugate,

'40cx, and James C . Moorman, '36ex, weremarried in June. She is a member of DeltaGamma sorority . They live in Oklahoma City,where he is associated with his father in theMoorman Road Construction Company .GOLDENSTERN-STOI .PER : Miss Rosaline

Goldcnstern, '39ex, and Charles Stolper, '406us,were married in June . She is a member ofSigma Delta Tau sorority and he is a memberof Phi Beta Delta fraternity . They live in PoncaCity, where he is engaged in business .HARRIS-THORSTENBERG : Miss Grace Lu-

cille I3arris, a student in the University, andJ . C . Thorstenberg, '40eng, were married July13 in Norman . The couple are at home inPonca City where Mr. Thorstenberg is employedby the Continental Oil Company .HOWE-MACKEY : Miss Beverly Zadine Howe,

'40, and David Ray Mackey, were rnartfiedJune 9 . They live in Oklahoma City, wherehe is employed at the Crippled Children's Hos-pital .HOYER-McMILLAN : Miss Virginia Hoycr, of

Oklahoma City, and Fred L . McMillan, Jr ., '40,were married in August at Oklahoma City .The couple have established a home in Okla-liorna City and Mr . McMillan will continue worktoward a master's degree at the University ofOklahoma this autumn . He is a member ofPhi Bcta Kappa and Sigma Xi .JONI?S-DUNN : Miss Sammie Nell Jones of

Duncan and Wallace R . Dunn, '40journ, weremarried in July at El Reno . Mrs . Dunn, a grad-uate of Oklahoma College for Worsen, is em-ployed in the offices of the Halliburton Oil WellCementing Company at Duncan and will con-tinue there temporarily . The couple plan toestablish a home in Vinita where Mr. Dunn isemployed as advertising and news assistant onthe Finita Daily Star and Craig County Demo-crat .KELLEMS-PROCTOR : The marriage of Miss

Vivienne Kellems, '40, and Jack proctor tookplace July 7 . Mr . Proctor is business managerof the Daily Democrat at Pryor, where the coupleare now at home .KIRK-TIl.LEY : Miss Dorothy Kirk, a student

in the University, and Aubra Tilley, '40, were mar-ried in July at Oklahoma City . They haveestablished a home in Bartlesville, where Mr.Tilley is connected with the Phillips PetroleumCompany .

KLIPPEL-HILL : Miss Muriel Klippel, '40, ofOklahoma City and Lieut . Garrctt L . Hill, '39,were married July 18 in Norman . They aremaking their home at Fort Sam Houston, Texas .LEHMAN-IIART : Miss Frances Lehman, '40

fa, and Estcl Hart were married August 3 atGeary . The couple plan to establish a homein Geary .MAYO-BREWSTER : Miss Rachel Mayo of

Aylesworth and Grady Brewster, '40ed .m, weremarried June I at McAlester . Mrs . Brewster at-tended Southeastern State College at Durant.The couple are at home at Lone Grove whereMr . Brewster is principal of the high school .

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McKAY-BASSETT : Miss iaNellc McKay andLicut . William Bassett, '401aw, were marriedJuly 4 at Lawton . Mrs . Bassett studied musicat the Kansas City Conservatory of Music . Mr .Bassett is now a lieutenant in the U . S . Army,stationed at Fort Sill .MILNER-GLENN : The marriage of Miss Leola

Milner, '40, and Elvin Glenn, graduate of theOklahoma A . and M . College, took place July3 at Eldorado . The couple will live at Brink-man where Mr . Glenn will teach .MOORS-HOPKINS : Miss Carole Moore, of

Norman, and Eugene Boyd Hopkins, '406us,were married April 2 at Shawnee . The couplehave established a home in Norman, where Mr .Hopkins is employed with the McCall andBirchum grocery store .

O'I)ELl.-RYAN : Miss Beverly Breene O'delland Richard Paul Ryan, '401aw, were marriedJune 1 . She attended Trinity College in Wash-ington, D . C . They live in Tulsa, where he ispracticing law .PRICI?-MARTIN : Miss Virginia Fern Price,

'40, and Don Martin, '40eng, were marriedJuly 20 at Woodsboro, Texas . The couple willlive in Woodsboro where Mr . Martin is con-nected with the Coronado Oil Corporation .RYAN-RICIIERT : Miss Catherine Ryan, '40,

and Harvey Richert, '40, were married July 27,at Norman . The couple plan to establish ahome in Oklahoma City where Mr . Richert isassociated with the Firestone Tire and RubberCompany .STAGGS-MARSHALL : The marriage of Miss

Bette Jo Staggs, of Oklahoma City, and Jack L .Marshall, '40eng, took place July 9 at Oklaho-ma City . Mrs . Marshall, who received her edu-cation in California, is an employee of the Postal'Telegraph Company at Oklahoma City . Mr .Marshall was a member of Phi Kappa Sigmafraternity at the University . He is employed inthe bridge department of the State HighwayCommission. The couple have established ahome in Oklahoma City .WARD-THOMPSON : Miss Frances Anne Ward

and James Benjamin Thompson, 40, were mar-ried August 3 in Purcell . Mr . Thompson wasa member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity at theUniversity . The couple plan to establish a homein Oklahoma City, where Mr . Thompson isrepresentative of a wholesale grocery company .WIGGS-DESCHNER : Miss Mary Wiggs, who

has been employed recently with an Enid oilcompany, was married in July to Phil HenryDeschner, '40 . The couple will live in Oklaho-ma City where Mr . Deschner is associated withthe Oklahoma Publishing Company .

Death Takes LibrarianMrs. Earl S. Constant (Marian Moyer,

'311 b.sci), died recently at her home inHouston, Texas, as a result of a heart at-tack .She formerly was library assistant at the

Carnegie Public Library in OklahomaCity, and in the library branch at ClassenHigh School .Her activities as a student in the Uni-

versity included Phi Mu sorority, Phi BetaKappa, Y. W. C. A. studen t secretaryand cabinet member, Pi Zeta Kappa, Zeta-lethian Literary Society, and Women'sAthletic Association . While living in Ok-lahoma City she was active in club work,and she was a member of the MethodistChurch .Her marriage to Mr. Constant took

place four years ago at Gage . Survivorsinclude her husband and her parents, Mr.and Mrs. L. E. Moyer, Gage . Funeralservices were held at Gage and burialwas made there .

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