1903George C. Smith, '08, head of the industrial

department of the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Rail-road Company, addressed members of the VinitaChamber of Commerce and their guests at aforum meeting in March.

19151 . T. Richards, '15ex, now employed by the

Gulf Oil Company, was chairman of the tech-nical program for the recent convention of theAmerican Association of Petroleum Geologistsheld at Oklahoma City .

1916Ralph Spangler, '16ex, sales promotion man-

ager and member of the board of directors ofthe Harbour-Longmire Company, Oklahoma City,spoke to the University Ad Club last month.

1917State newspapers continued last month to

mention Lewis Morris, '171aw, county attorneyof Oklahoma County, as a potential candidatefor governor in the next campaign . The DailyOklahoman complimented him for the way inwhich he handled the Cunningham murder caseand added "the entire State is beginning to takenotice of the man who heads the prosecutingagencies of Oklahoma County, and the State iscertain to take even greater notice if some grandjury at some time authorizes Lewis Morris totake action in the scandals which occasionallyrock the state capitol ." The Tulsa Tribune com-mented, "the success in obtaining a confessionin the Cunningham slaying case may have car-ried Lewis R. Morris, Oklahoma County at-torney, a step nearer to the governor's chair. . . .Both the school board and the Cunninghamcase have received wide publicity and

providean excellent background for a state campaign iffuture events keep Morris in the lime light."1918

Residing in Tulsa, Flora Maloy, '18, is em-ployed as cafeteria manager at Daniel WebsterHigh School .Dr. Raymond E. Selders, '1863, '196s, '256s.med, '27med, formerly of Washington, D. C.,is now practicing medicine at Houston, Texas,where he and Mrs. Selders have established ahome . Dr . Selders formerly was medical di-rector and chief surgeon for the Group HealthAssociation, Inc., at Washington, a medical ser-vice organization of government employes whichreceived nation-wide attention because of itscontroversy with the American Medical Associa-tion . The association figured prominently in agrand jury investigation of activities of theAmerican Medical Association. Dr . Selders wentto Washington from Houston about two yearsago to become chief surgeon with Group Health .Last June he was named medical director ofthe organization .

1919Appointed by Governor Leon C. Phillips andconfirmed by the Senate, T. H. Ottesen, '191aw,is now a member of the State Industrial Com-mission. His home is in Okemah .Graham Johnson, '19, has been elected presi-dent of the Norman Country Club .

1920 'Wilburn Cartwright, '201aw, third districtCongressman from Oklahoma, was a guest ofPresident Roosevelt at an informal dinner March22 at the White House.Mrs. Elizabeth Crane, '20, is county homedemonstration agent at Fairview .

1921Joseph A. Brandt, '21, former director of theUniversity of Oklahoma press and now dircrt,'rof the Princeton University press, made a brie I

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Billie Lee Fpton, young son of Hicks Ep-ton, '321aw, Wewoka attorney, and Mrs .Epton (Thelma Pate, '32ed) . Mr. Epton isa member of the Alumni Executive Board,and he and Mrs . Epton are Life Members

of the alumni association

visit to Norman last month. He was called toOklahoma because of the serious illness of hisfather .

Joseph Bentonelli, '21fa, opera and concertsinger, last month made a tour of five citieswith the Metropolitan Opera quartet, visitingNewport News, Charlotte, Roanoke, Bridgeportand Quebec. Before that the Sooner singermade a trip through the south, and at Birming-ham was heard by a crowd of 4,317, the largestcrowd that ever assembled for a musical eventin that city with the single exception of thecrowd that heard Nelson Eddy there a year ago.He made two appearances as soloist with thePittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. This summerBcr¢onclh plans to make a pleasure trip toAlaska with his mother, Mrs. O. H. Benton, ofNorman .A. G. C. Bicrer, Jr., '21, Guthrie, was toast-master at a banquet given in April at Stillwaterby Kappa Sigma fraternity chapters from the

University of Oklahoma, University of Arkansas,and Oklahoma A. and M. College .

1922A. J . Keeling, '22ex, principal at Clinton

Junior High School in Tulsa, will be given anelementary school principalship next fall, in ac-cordance with his own request . Mr . Keeling,who has taught in Tulsa for thirty years, feelsthat his new position will allow him to studythe remedial aspects of reading, a subject inwhich he is particularly interested .T. E. Weirich, '22, and Mrs. Weirich (Lela

Smith, '22), live in Bartlesville where he is ageologist .

1923Host and hostess at a tea given recently in

Washington, D. C: ., in honor of Senator joshLee, '17, and Mrs. Lee (Louise Gerlach, '23ex),were 'fully Nettleton, '23, and Mrs. Nettleton,

'26 . More than one hundred guests, includingOklahomans, government officials, and newspa-per correspondents, attended the tea.

Lexic Dean Robertson, '23ex, formerly of Ok-lahoma, has recently been appointed poet laure-ate of Texas. She is the author of Red Heelsand 7 Keep a Rainbow, both of which are col-lections of poems. A third book is being printedin Dallas .

1924Mrs. Ashley W. Sills, '24h .ec, formerly ofArdmore, is teaching home economics in Ham-

ilton, Texas.Marguerite Giczentanner, '24, has been ap-

pointed national rushing chairman for Phi Mu .Miss Giczentanner lives in Oak Park, Illinois,and is district manager and teacher of all newsales people for the lVorld Book Encyclopedia,in Chicago.A son, James Garvin, was born March 15 to

Colwell C. Chastain, '241aw, and Mrs. Chastain(Josephine Kneeland, '26ex) . They live in Chick-asha, where he is practicing law.SCHAEFER-JAMES : Miss Ma'ene Schaefer,

'24fa, and William C; James were marriedApril 1 in Tulsa. She was a member of DeltaGanuna sorority . He attended the Universityof Indiana, where he was a member of SigmaAlpha Epsilon . They live in Akron, Ohio, wherehe is connected with the B. F. Goodrich Com-pany .

1925After completing a special course in advanced

medicine at Tulane University, Dr . J. M. Gordon,'25, '27med, has returned to Ardmore to re-sume private practice . He studied at Tulaneon a scholarship from the Commonwealth Med-ical Fund .Mrs. Lucille Snapp Dilworth, '25, is teaching

home economics at Albuquerque, New Mexico .Dr. A. F. Giesen, '25med, Konawa, is spend-ing four months at Harvard University for ad-vanced work . He plans to return home in July .GLBERT-BOOTON : Miss Mary E. Gilbert and

Floyd Booton, '25bus, were married February 6in Ardtnore . They live in Welch, where he iscashier of the Welch State Bank .

1926Upon his return from a vacation with hisfamily in South America, V. V. Harris, '26, Ok-lahoma City attorney, will accept the presidency

of the newly organized Oklahoma City Councilof Churches .

Harriet Russell, '26, after playing Shakespear-ean roles with Fritz Leiber and taking part inmany other stage performances, has returned toOklahoma City to make her permanent homethere.

1927A. P. Van Meter, '271aw, was elected city

councilman from the first ward in the Okla-homa City municipal election in April .

Dorris Webb, '27h .ec, is now living in Mul-hall, where she is teaching vocational homeeconomics.RICE-PEOPLES : Miss Jean Rice and Charles

D. Peoples, '27ex, were married March 24 . Sheattended Oklahoma City University . They livein Oklahoma City, where he is associated withthe Ford Motor Company.COMMONS-SETTLE : Miss Catherine Com-

mons, '351ib .sci, and Al Settle, '27ex, were mar-ried March 17 in Austin, Texas. They live inOklahoma City .

1928Lillie Mae Buckholts, '28h .ec, lives in Durant,

where she is home planning director for BryanCounty .Mrs. Omer 1) . Smart, Jr . (Elizabeth Reed, '28)

and Mr . Smart have a son born recently . Theylive at Seminole.

Carl Taylor, '28, '29ma, and Mrs. Taylor(Alma Neely, '28ex) will not be able to attendthe reunion of the class of 1929 this year butwrite that they would like to renew their con-tacts at O. U. Mr . Taylor was assistant profes-sor at the University of Wisconsin from 1929 to1932 when he became manager of the trade

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Burris, '28ex, and Charles Cunningham, '22ex,were married March } in Tulsa. She was amember of Chi Omega sorority and he was amember of Phi Gamma Delta.

1929Mrs . Paul Snelson (Allcne Harper, '29h .ee),

is ]ionic economics consultant for HouselteepmgAides in Oklahoma City .F. 1 : . Marshall, '29geol, is living in Fort Worth,

Texas, where he is employed as a geologist forSnowdent McSweeney.

Willard Watson, '29, '361ib .sci, is cataloger ofAmericana in the Library of Congress, Wash-ington, D. C.Mrs. Luther Spradling (Ethel Baird, '29) is

now teaching at Falwell rural school near Moundsin Okmulgec County . Mr . Spradling also teachesat this school . They have two boys, nine andfive years old .

Myrl Westervelt Goodwin, '29, is married toSam J. Goodwin, county attorney at Paula Val-Iev. They have one son David 3V2 years old.Mrs. Goodwin taught home economics in thehigh school at Stratford for five years followingher graduation .Mrs. Edward W. Tillinghast (Adelle Blattner,

'29) is now living in Berkeley, California . Mr .Tilllingltast is a graduate of Harvard BusinessSchool and a member of Phi Delta Theta. Theyhave a young son, I'dward William, born inNovember, 1938 .

1930Mrs. R R. Hanks (Cathcrn Fair, '30h .cc),

formerly of Oklahoma City, is teaching in Kinta.Bethene henry, '30hec, is teaching home eco-

nomics at Amber.AI Mavhew, '30bus, has resigned his duties

as head football and track coach at East CentralState Teachers College at Ada, but remains onthe faculty in an academic position .

George F. . Fisher, '301aw, has been appointedmember of the State Tndustrial Commission byGov. Leon C. Phillips . Mr . Fisher has beenpracticing law in Oklahoma City .Don Curtiss, '30cx, has moved froin New York

to Oklahoma Citv to take a position on theadvertising promotion staff of the OklahomaPublishing Company. Mr . Curtis graduatedfrom Columbia University after attending O. U.ANDERSON-I'ETREE : Miss Theltna Lois

Anderson and Farris Meryl Petree, '301aw, weremarried March 4 . She attended Panhandle A.and M. College and Northwestern State Teach-ers College. Ile was a member of Phi DeltaTheta fraternity at the University . They livein Oklahoma City, where lie is associated withthe National Mortgage Company.

1931Louise Cox, '31, has been appointed director

of publicity for the Texas State Network . ']'It(,network, composed of twenty-three Texas sta-tions, is operated from Fort Worth by ElliottRoosevelt . Miss Cox was on the reportorial staffof the Fort Worth Star-Telegram for four years,and for two years was engaged in advertisingin San Francisco, serving as advertising mana-ger for Eaglcston Company and Nellie Gaff-ncy, Inc, successively .

"era Lee Mitchell, '31ed. '321ib .se, is assistantlibrarian in the Arkansas City, Kansas, PublicLibrary .

Lois La Grange, '311ib .sci, is cataloger of theWaco Public Library, Waco, Texas.

Louise Clark, '31h .ec, is a dietitian at theAdministration Hospital in Washington, D. C.Mrs. George G. Russell (Lottic Mae Hughes,

'31, '341ns .lie), and Mr . Russell of OklahomaCity, have a daughter born January 16, 1939 .The child has been named Dorothy Mae.

Margaret Henderson, '31h .ec, is teaching homeeconomics in Tahlequah High School .

John Hubert Norris, '31cx, and Mrs. Norris(f .ouise James, '29) are the parents of a daugh-ter, Virginia Louise, horn March 12 . They livein hnid .Tom Churchill, '31, former University athlete,

is now an examiner for the State Public SafetyCommission .

1932Vernon T. Sanford, '32, secretary-manager of

the Oklahoma Press Association, is now a mem-her of the newspaper contest committee of theNational Editorial Association, and is a memberof the board of directors.

I) . E. (Bill) Martin, '321aw, Tulsa has beenappointed member of the Board of Regents ofOklaltorna Military Academy at Claremore. Mr .Martin is a former member of the State Houseof Representatives from Mayes County . He isnow connected with the H. F. Wilcox Oil andGas Company, Tulsa. He is a former studentof Kemper Military Academy at Boonville, Mis-souri .

Elisabeth Wanda Andersch, '32h .ec, is a homeeconomics instructor at Selman .

Residing at Ryan, Mrs. Ralph Teague (BeatriceCornelison, '32h .ec,), is supervisor of the N. Y.A. semi-resident ]ionic training project for girls.Ray K. Bannister, ' .321aw, was reported in

line for appointment as United States Commis-sioner in El Reno, to fill a vacancy there.E. McIver Ross, Jr., '32geo1, is a paleontol-

ogist at Houston, Texas.DIZMANG-COKF.R : Miss Alecn Dizmang, and

1)r. John K. Coker, '32, '34med, were marriedMarch 1 in Purcell . They live in Duncan,where she is supervisor of nurses and he is amember of the medical staff at the Weedn Hos-pital .LINDSAY-PINKERTON: Miss Elizabeth Lind-

say and Harlan Sykes Pinkerton, '32ex, weremarried March 9 in Tulsa. She attended theUniversity of Illinois, where she was a memberof Kappa Kappa Gamnta sorority .

1933Arthur M. McNafy, '33 . 36rna, is assistant

librarian at University College, NorthwesternUniversity, in Chicago, Illinois .

Lillian Perkins, '331ib .sci, is general assistantin the city library of Manchester, New Hamp-shire.

Elizabeth Willis, '331ib .sci, is assistant librarianand cataloger of Potter County Library, Amaril-lo, Texas.POSEY-PARK : Miss Helen Posey and Robert

Aldo Park, '33, were married December 25 inSapulpa . He is manager of the Associated Pressbureau at Muskogee, where they will reside .ROBERTS-DEY: Miss Mary Elizabeth Roberts,

'33, and Eric Frederick Dey were married April5. She has been employed as secretary to anAmerican consul in Argentina. He is connectedwith the Globa Bodcgas in Buenos Aires, Argen-tina, where they will reside .

1934After holding various advertising positions in

Tulsa and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Tina JaneWalker, '34, has accepted a position as adver-tising manager for Clark's Clothiers in Tulsa .

Dcn_othy Barge. '34, '361ib .sci, is librarian inthe Junior high school of Ponca City .Mrs. Ellen Sheunty Haltom, '341ib .sei, is li-

brarian of the United States Bureau of Mines,Petroleum Experiment Station, Bartlesville.

Carlene Roberts, '34. secretary to O. M. Mosier,vice-president of American Airlines, was trans-ferred last month from Chicago to New YorkCitv where the new headquarters of the com-pany will be established at North Beach Air

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Port by June 1 . Miss Roberts was sent to NewYork in advance of the general transfer in orderto make housing surveys and superintend thelocation and transfer of personnel .Eda C . Nelson, '34, Wewoka, plans to attend

her class reunion this June, she writes. MissNelson spent three months last year traveling inthe British Isles, Holland, Belgium, France, Ger-many, Switzerland, Italy and other parts ofEurope .

Burl Cathcy, '34cx, and Mrs . Cathey, of Nor-man, are the parents of a daughter, Judith, bornlate in March . Mr . Cathey is foreman of theNorman Transcript's job printing plant .

Mrs . Thelma Bridges, '34cx, received morevotes than all of her four opponents combinedin her race for treasurer of the city of Tonkawathis spring .

'38ex, is playing a part in the Aunt jenny serialover the Columbia Broadcasting System network .CHAPMAN-WOOD : Miss Mary, Delphine

Chapman, '34cx, and Bruton Wood, '33, '351aw,were married in Oklahoma City in March . Hewas a member of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity atthe University . They live in Tulsa, where heis practicing law .Fleming-Powers Miss Elizabeth SusanFleming, and William Knight Powers, '34, '36law, were married March 18 . She was a mem-hcr of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority . Theylive in Tulsa, where he is an assistant UnitedStates district attorney .

1935Employed by the California Arabian Standard

Oil Company, Phil Hurry, '35geol, has beenstationed at Casoe, Bahrein Island, in the Per-sian Gulf.

Ethel Mae Bounds, '35h .ec, is teaching homeeconomics in Addington .Mrs . Victor Riffe (Ruth Highsmith, '35h .ec),

teaches home economics in the schools at Noble .Residing in Dallas, Texas, Hattie Ellen Short,

'35h .cc, is a dietitian at Baylor Hospital .Ferric Davis, '351ib .sci, is assistant in the chil-

dren's library of the Pasco Branch Library, Kan-sas City, Missouri .

Katherine Saam, '35lib .sci, is assistant in theeducation room of the Peoria Library, Peoria,Illinois.

Paul Gootlin, '35ex, has passed the Districtof Columbia bar examination and will graduatethis spring from George Washington UniversityLaw School . He and Mrs . Gootlin (Onis Gains,'35rua) live in Washington, where he plans topractice law .ROLLE-IRVIN : Miss Amelia Ruth Rolle, '35cd,

and Mervin Perry Irvin were married February24 . They live in Potcau, where he is employedby the Nelson Cresote Company .DURAND-HUGHES : Miss Ann Durand, '35fa,

and Henry Cheairs Hughes were married March13 in Hobart . She was a member of DeltaGamma sorority at the University . He attendedVanderbilt University, where he was a memberof Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity . They livein Nashville, Tennessee .

1936Pneumonia caused the death March 24 of

Mary Martineau, '36fa, talented dramatic studentfrom Oklahoma City who for the last two yearshas been modeling and taking part in stageproductions in New York . At the Universityshe was beauty queen for the Covered Wagon,a member of Orchesis, a member of GammaPhi Beta sorority, and was prominent in theplayhouse productions, Captain Applejack andSchool jot Husbands . Funeral services wereheld in Oklahoma City . Surviving Miss Marti-neau are her parents, Mr . and Mrs. W . R .Martineau, and three sisters,

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dramatic critic of the Newadded to the plaudits givenfor his performance in Thenow playing at the Shubert

Theater in New York . Said Mr . Atkinson : "Itwould be hard to improve upon Van Heflin'shonest and solid description of a tough-mindedwriter ." Van's sister, Mary Frances Heflin,

After studying for two years at Duke Uni-versity, Carroll Hodges, '36rns, has accepted afellowship to study medicine at the Universityof Edinburgh in Scotland .

Elizabeth Cooper, '361ib .sci, is an assistantin the catalog department of the Carnegie Li-brary, Oklahoma City .

Katherine Rader, '361ib .sci, is reference li-brarian of Northwestern State Teachers Collegeat Alva.

J . R . Cowles, '36cng, is living in Tulsa, wherehe is an engineer

I-ahon)a Natural~ Oklahomafor theGas Company and is doing research work .

Formerly employed in the legal departmentof the Harlow Publishing Company in Okla-homa City, Joe Ice, '36, '371aw, is now associ-ated with A . Francis Porta, state representativefrom Canadian County, in his law offices inEl Reno .TODD-TODD : Miss Peggy Todd and Robert

Bernard Todd, '36ex, were married February 26in Sapulpa . Mrs . Todd is a graduate nurse .They live in Tulsa, where Mr. Todd is employed .TWOMEY-MOISE : Miss Melba Jane I I'wo)ney,

'36ex, and Allyn Moise were married in Marchat Holdenville . Mr . Moise is in business inShreveport, Louisiana, where they will reside .COKER-DOUGHTY : Miss fell Marie Coker

and Forrest Earl Doughty, '36ex, were marriedMarch 25 in Ada . She attended East CentralState Teachers College . Ile was a member ofAcacia fraternity at the University . They livein Oklahoma City, where he is associated withthe H . J . Heinz Company .GRAY-KNOX : Miss Eloise Gray, '36fa, and

Raymond M . Knox were married February 26in Guthrie . They live in Pawnee where he isassociated with the Retail Credit Association .MAYER-BADEEN : Miss Elloui Mayer, '366us,

and Mike Badecn were married in April at Val-liant. They live in McAlester, where he isassociated with the Kerr Furniture Company .KNIGHT-COOPER : Miss Alice Knight, '37,

and John T . Cooper, Jr ., '36, were marriedMarch 22 . They live in Wewoka, where he ispracticing law with his father .CLAYTON-MANNSCHRECK : the marriage of

Miss Virginia Clayton and Raymond Mannschreck .'36ex, on October 30, 1938, has been announced .They live in Dallas, Texas, where he is employedby the Dixie Oil Company .KOHN-ROBINSON : Miss Frances Pauline

Kohn and Hymen Robinson, '36ex, were mar-ried March 19 . She attended NorthwesternUniversity and the University of Chicago . Hewas a member of Sigma Alpha Mu fraternityat the University . They live in Oklahoma City,where he is associated with Zale Jewelry Com-pany .FLOCK-JOHNSON : Miss Billie Mae Flock,

'36lib .sci, and Viley Johnson were marriedMarch 18 in Eufaula. She was a member ofKappa Kappa Gamma sorority. He attendedOklahoma A . and M . College, where he was amember of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity . Theylive in Madill where h'c is supervisor for theFarm Security Administration .RANDERSON-FEELERS : Miss Margaret Ellen

Randerson, '36, and James Davidson Fellers, '36law, were married March 11 . She was a memberof Kappa Alpha Theta sorority and he was af-filiated with Phi Kappa Psi fraternity . Theylive in Oklahoma City where he is associatedin law practice with Thomas G. Andrews .

1937A fellowship in the field of microscopic pale-

ontology at the University of Chicago has beenawarded Helen Nina Tappan, '37geol, gradu-ate assistant in geology at the University ofOklahoma . She plans to work toward a doc-tor's degree in Chicago next fall .

Carrol Raines, '37ex, who has been employedby the Ice Service Company in Ardmore forthe past year, left Ardmore in February for LosAngeles, California, to enroll in Woodbury'sProfessional School .

Wilda Cravey, '37h .ec, is a home economicsinstructor at Yale, Oklahoma .Dorothy C . Kelly, '37h .ec, is employed in

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the home service department of Oklahoma Gasand Electric Company at Muskogee .

Dorothy Elizabeth Lindsay, '37h .ec, is a diet-itian at the 1' . E . Schurnbcrt Memorial Hospitalin Shreveport, Louisiana .Mrs . Mary Conkling Stubbs, '371) .ec, has

charge of food preparation at the Y . W . C . A .in Oklahoma City .Mrs . Elizabeth Ruth Sneed, '37h .ec, is enr

ployed by the Tulsa Tribune on the home in-stitute staff .

Marguerite Burns, '37cx, is teaching home ec-onomics at Welch .

Loys Chloe Haws, '37ms, is associated withRural Rehabilitation Women's work in Fair-view .Warren L . Constant, '37ms, is doing paleontol-

ogy work at Houston, Texas .Mrs . Ansley Spalding Hill, '371ib.sci, is now

in Fort Sill but in June she and her husbandwill live at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii .

Joan McKowen, '371ib .sci, is library assistantin Carnegie Library, Oklahoma City .

Gladys Meece, '371ib .sci, is librarian of pettyHigh School, Perry, Oklahoma .Employed in the geophysical department of

the Continental Oil Company, Byron Vorl)cis,'37, is stationed at Brenham, Texas, where he )soperator on a seismograph crew .Mrs . Ben Allen (Christine Gilstrap, '37fa), is

giving private lessons in dramatics and voice inNowata .McCOLLUM-TIDEMANN : Miss Mildred Mc-

Collutn, '37, and Frederick E . Tidemann, '386us,were married February 27 in Pawnee . She wasa member of Ili Beta Phi sorority and he wasa me)n her of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity . Theylive in Baytown, Texas.GRAVES-GODDARD : Miss Billie Mae Graves,

junior in the College of Arts and Sciences, andFred S . Goddard, '37eng, were married in Janu-ary . He is employed by the Indian Territory 11-luminating Oil Company in Oklahoma City . Theywill live in Norman .McCOLLUM-TIDEMANN : Miss Mildred Mc-

Colluin, '37, and Fred Tidemann, '38bus, weremarried in Pawnee in February . She was a inetn-her of Pi Beta Phi sorority at the University, andhe was affiliated with Alpha Tau Omega frater-nity . They live in Baytown, Texas, where he isemployed by the Humble Oil Company.MILLER-BELL : Miss McBelle Wallace Miller,

'37 and William C . Bell, Jr ., '22, were marriedFebruary 18 in Tulsa . She was affiliated with PiBeta Phi sorority and he was a member of KappaAlpha fraternity . They live in Oklahoma City .STINNETT-SMITH : Miss June Stinnett, '37ex,

and Jay Smith, '37ex, were married August 17 inLawton . She was pledged to Kappa Kappa Gam-ma sorority . He is employed in the informationdepartment of the WPA in Oklahoma .PALMER-CLARK : Miss Marie Alice Palmer

and Dr . Ralph Otis Clark, '37med, were marriedFebruary 19 . They live in Oklahoma City, wherelie is in medical practice.CRAIG-SHIPP : Miss Margaret Craig, '376us,

and Edward Shipp, '381aw, were married January28 . They live in Idabel, where he is assistantcounty attorney .RIBEYRI "._Cl_ULI ;Y : Miss Helen Elizabeth Ri-

beyre, '37ex, and Robert Benson Cluley were mar-ried February 14 in Tulsa . She was a member ofPi Beta Phi sorority, and he was affiliated withDelta Upsilon fraternity at Lehigh University inBethlehem, Pennsylvania . He is associated withthe Carter Oil Company .LAMBERT-KNAPP : Miss Bette Lambert, sen-

ior in the college of Arts and Sciences, and GeorgeLaurence Knapp, Jr ., '37, were married FebruaryI1 in Ok)nulgee . She was a member of Pi BetaPhi sorority, and he was a member of Beta ThetaPi . They live in Muskogee, where he is managerof the Knapp Advertising agency .

1938Hazel Bradstreet ' '38phys .ed, is teaching in a

normal school at Kearney, Nebraska .Glenn L . Scillian, '38, is graduate assistant in

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Iowa City . He is a candidate for the M.S . degreein June, 1939 . Mr . Scillian and Mrs . ArlectaGates of Seminole, Oklahoma, were married De-cember 22, 1938 .Mrs . Lois Wilson Worley, '38eng, who is now

a student at Massachusetts Institute of Technology,has been named winner in the annual competitionfor design conducted by the Boston ArchitecturalClub .

Leaving his position as assistant cashier at theFirst State Bank of Bokchito, Homer Wilson, '38bus, has moved with Mrs . Wilson to Denison, Tex-as, where he will be employed in the State Na-tional Bank .

Charles Giffin, '38ex, has accepted a staff po-sition on the Lawton Morning Press. While at-tending the University, he was Norman correspon-dent for the Daily Oklahoman and Oltlahoina CityTimes .

After working on the Purcell Register and theBacliwell lournal, Joe Allen Love, '38journ, hasaccepted a position as advertising salesman on theSapulpa Democrat News .Warren Craighead, '38ex, has accepted a posi-

tion as assistant pharmacist in a drug store atWoodward . He plans to re-enrol in the Univer-sity next Fall .

John Caudill, '381aw, is employed by the Car-ter Oil Company in Tulsa.

Lucille Hodgspan, '38ex, lives in Wichita, Kan-sas, where she is employed by the Brown-Crun,-mer Investment Company .Mary Louise McElwee, '38phys .ed, head of the

women's physical education department at Hen-drix College, Conway, Arkansas, is now planninga new swimming pool for her department .

Doris Armstrong, '38ed, is now a member ofthe WPA Recreation staff in Norman, where sheis teaching dancing and dramatics .Edward Roe, '38eng, is employed in the geo-

physics department of the Humble Oil and Re-fining Company, and is stationed in DcRiddcr,Louisiana .

Formerly employed on the Brownstille (Texas)Herald, Joe Cline, '38ex, is now a reporter andphotographer for the Blue Valley Farmer, Okla-homa City .

Paul Sinderson, '38(x, who was recently ap-pointed to the publicity staff of Senator Josh Lee,is now writing a Washington Column for theBlacl~well Morning Tribune .

Daisy( Irene Setliff, '38h .ee, is first gradeteacher at Earth, Texas .

l .uretha Henderson Pinncll, '38h .ec, is teach-ing home economics at Heavener .Nina L . Lawrence, '.38h .ec, is teaching home

economics in the Putnam City School, OklahomaCity .

Gertrude Catherine Flanagan, '38ms, is headof the home economics department at CherokeeIndian School, Cherokee, North Carolina .

Emalinc Collins, '38cd .n1, formerly of Ada,is teaching at Thackerville .

13sther Courtright Carver, '38ms, is principalof the junior high school at Holdenville.

Lois Arlene Cakes, '38h .cc ., is teaching homeeconomics in Newkirk .

Louise B . Newman, '38h .ec, is teaching homeeconomies in Okeene .

Jennie Maurine Lollar, '38h .ec, is a homeeconomics instructor in Maud .Mrs . Cecil Garner, '38h .ec, is teaching in Lex-

ington .Ardath G . Champlin, '38h!lee, is teaching

home economics in Maysville .SKINNER-WRIGHT : Miss Ruth Ida Skinner

and Joseph Julian Wright, '38bus, were marriedFebruary 17 . She attended Oklahoma City Uni-versity and is now a buyer for Harry Katz, Inc .He was a member of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity.They live in Oklahoma City, where he is associ-ated with the Wright Dempsey Commission Com-pany.HILL-WATTS : Miss Dorothy Rae Hill and

Thomas Gerald Watts, '381aw, announced theirmarriage in February . She attended OklahomaCity University . They live in Hobart, where he iscounty attorney for Kiowa County.

COPMANN-LYNN : Miss Betty May Copmann,'38drama, and Bright Lynn, '37ex, were marriedFebruary 17 . They live in Las Vegas, New Mex-ico, where he is a senior in New Mexico NormalSchool, and head of the Federal Folklore project .WOODS-McDOWELL : Miss Lillian Rae Woods,

'38, and Lieut . George Caldwell McDowell weremarried February 3 . She was a member of ChiOmega sorority. He was graduated from WestPoint and is assigned to the Eighteenth Field Ar-tillery, Fort Sill .KUBIK-CHURCH : Miss Jerry Kubik and

Byron Church, '38ex, were married February 18in Jefferson . She attended Phillips University,Enid, and Enid Business College . They live inTulsa, where he is associated with a hotel .COLBERT-POLOSKI : Miss Hazel Evelyn Col-

hert, '38ex, and Tony Charles Pulaski were mar-ried February 18 in Ardmore . They live in Still-water, where he is a graduate student at Oklaho-ma A . and M . College . After June 1, they willlive in Seminole .BURTON-CARPENTER : Miss Mary Jane Bur-

ton, '38ex, and Dana Herbert Carpenter, '38eng,were married January 27 in Shawnee . She was amember of Delta Delta Delta sorority and he wasa member of Phi Kappa Psi fraternity . They livein Marshall, Texas, where he is in the oil business .MURPHY-WOOD : Miss Beryl Murphy, '38

nurse, and Dr . William Wood were married Jan-uary 31 . She is a member of the infirmary staffat Oklahoma A . and M . College . He attendedColorado School of Medicine, and is district di-rector for the state health department at Antlers,where they will live .SCROGGIN -WINK LEMAN : Miss Dorothy

Scroggin and George W . Winkleman, '38, weremarried March 4 . She teaches at Valley Brookschool . He is a student at the University of Ok-lahoma School of Medicine in Oklahoma City,where they will reside .WEBER-BENTON : Mar% Louise Weber, '38ex,

anti Clarence Benton, '38ex " were married March12 in Norman . Formcilc a baseball star at theUniversity, Mr . Benton is under contract to theBoston Red Sox .GANSTINE-VINYARD : Miss Lcla Mae Gans-

line and Coy Vinyard, '323, were married March18 in Pryor . Thev live in Okmulgec, where heteaches in the public schools .GASTON-WOODWARD : Miss Jean Gaston

anti Oakley McDonald Woodward, '38eng, weremarried March 12 . They live in Fairhope, Ala-bama, where he is employed by the SeismographService Company- of Tulsa .MARTIN-MAYES : Miss Betty Martin and Har-

old Mayes, '38, were married March 11 . Theylive in Oklahoma City, where he is a student inthe University School of Medicine .SMITH-MASH1WRN : Miss Crethic Smith,

'38(x, and E . 1 . Mashburn here married Feb-ruary 25 in Shawnee . Mrs. Mashburn will con-tinue to teach in Norman until the end of theSpring term . Thev will reside in OklahomaCity, where he is connected with the GreenheadBit and Supply Company .WHARTON-STURGIS : Miss Anna Kay Whar-

ton, '38, and John Wesley Sturgis were marriedFebruary 26 in Antlers . They live in Hugo,where he is associated with the O'Neal ChevroletDealers . She is connected with the OklahomaDepartment of Public Welfare .SCROGGIN-WINKLEMAN : Miss Dorothy

Scroggin and Gcorgc W . Winkleman, '38, we;emarried in March . They live in Oklahoma City,where he is a student at the University of Okla-homa School of Medicine .

1939Vernon Mullen, senior in the College of Busi-

ness Administration has been elected basketballcoach at Muskogee High School for next year .He has an outstanding record as a member ofthe Sooner basketball team .

Hillyer Freeland, '39ex, has succeeded MissMay Rice as financial clerk of the Union build-ing at the University .DIMM-FOSTER : Miss Audrey Virginia Dimm

and Paul Woodward Foster, graduate student in

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geology, were married late in December in New-ark, New Jersey. Mr . and Mrs . Foster attendedMiddlebury College in Vermont, where he was amember of Kappa Delta Rho fraternity . He is toreceive a master's degree in geology at the Uni-versity of Oklahoma this June.SUTTON-WEBBER : Miss Jane Sutton, '39ex,

and Ovide Wcbber, '38ex, were married inMarch in Bartlesville . He was a member ofDelta Tau Delta fraternity at the University.They live in Baytown, Texas, where he is em-ploccd by the humble Oil Company .POWELL-IIFDRICK : Miss Marjorie Agatha

Powell, '39ex, and Jams Hedrick, '39bu .s, weremarried March lI in Norman . Thcv live inHollis, where lie is stationed by the FederalFarm Bureau .

UNDERGRADUATESSMITH-DRESSER : Miss Helen Maureen Smith,

sophomore in the College of Arts and Sciences,and Norman Clyde Dresser were married Fchru-ary 12 . He is associated with his father in thecontracting business, and the couple will live inAnadarko.TROUT-WILCOXSON : Miss Mozelle Trout,

senior in the College of Arts and Sciences, andLuther Karl Wilcoxson, business senior, were mar-ried December 30 in Terral . She is a member ofDelta Gamma sorority and he is affiliated withSigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity . They live in Nor-man, where they are continuing their universitywork .WATERBURY-INGRAM : Miss Maxine Water-

bury, junior in home economies, and Charles In-gram, junior in petroleum engineering, were mar-ried January 28 in Hobart . They plan to continuetheir school work at the University, and have tak-en an apartment in Norman .HALFORD-EMANUEL : Miss Theda Belle Hal-

ford, freshman in the College of Arts and Sci-ences, and Norbit T . Emanuel, sophomore engi-neer, were married February 3 in Ada . They livein Norman, where they will continue their workat the University .RAYL-PARMEN"IT:R : Miss Rosemary Rayl and

Arch Parmentcr, Jr ., junior lawyer in the Univer-sity were married February I in Lawton . She at-tended Oklahoma College for Women . He is amember of Beta Theta Pi fraternity. They live inNorman, where they are enrolled in the Univer-sity .

WIGGINS-ELLIS : Miss Naoini Wiggins, juniorin the College of Fine Arts, and Merrill LeRoyEllis, fine arts senior, were married February 19 .They live in Norman, where they are enrolled inthe University.FARLEY-SMITH : Miss Wanda Farley and Vcr-

non Smith, engineering senior, were married Feb-ruary 5 in Chickasha . She is a graduate of Okla-homa College for Women . They will live in Nor-man and attend the University.PALMER-SWADLEY : Miss Ruby Palmer, soph-

omore in the College of Education, and GuySwadley, Jr ., were married December 18 in Oke-mah . He is a senior in Checotah High School,and she is continuing her work at the University .STAPP-GIFFORD : Miss Mary Ellen Stapp, sen-

ior in the College of Education, and John D. Gif-ford, graduate student, were married in January .He formerly taught mathematics and geology atMiami Junior College . They live in Norman,where they are attending the University .

On school boardTwo University graduates became mem-

bers of the Oklahoma City School Boardas the result of the Democratic primaryelections in April .The two men, Warren H. Edwards,

'221aw, and Dave R. McKown, '21geol.,were endorsed, with five other candidates,by a committee of civic leaders . Mr. Mc-Kown represents Ward Three, and Mr .Edwards was elected member-at-large .

Sooners at Homeand Abroad

(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 17)on the all-victorious Sooner football teamof 1915 .H . D. Turner . '311aw, formerly assist-

ant to Mr . Hummer in the Oklahoma of-fice, was advanced to fill the vacancyleft there by Mr . Hummer's promotion.Don Emery, '20, '211aw, is vice-presi-

dent and general counsel of the company.The Phillips Company now has thirtystaff attorneys in the Bartlesville officeand seven branch law offices in the Phil-lips operating territory.

New fire marshalCarl C. Garner, '29, has been appointed

state fire marshal by Governor Leon C.Phillips . Mr. Garner has been teachingschool in Noble County, Jefferson Countyand Cotton County since his graduationfrom the University .

World's Fair actorThe kind of break that actors dream

about came to Joe Calloway, '34ex, as-sistant in drama in the University, whenhe received a telegram from a Broadwaydirector inviting him to New York im-mediately to begin rehearsals for a seriesof Shakespearian productions to be pre-sented at the World's Fair this summer .Mr . Callaway, who is said to have

played more Shakespearean roles for hisage than any other actor, will have toproles in the Globe Theater plays that willbe the dramatic feature of the fair .He was a member of the Globe com-

pany that gave "streamlined" Shakespear-ean production at the Chicago fair . Hejoined the drama faculty last Fall .

Naval fliersOf the seven fliers who made up Ok-

lahoma's contribution to the nation'snaval air forces last year, five are gradu-ates or former students of the University .They are A. R. Waggoner, '36, who is

on duty with the fleet on its Atlanticmaneuvers; Beecher Snipes, '37ex, sta-tioned at Seattle, Washington ; T. C. Rey-nolds, '37ex, in Seattle ; O. O. Dean, '36bus, stationed in Hawaii ; and Angusjacks, '3 7/ex, in Seattle .

On convention programJ .

Andrew

Holley,

'31ex,

OklahomaCity, state director of educational cur-riculum, and W. Max Chambers, '29ms,superintendent of schools at Okmulgee,spoke at the recent annual convention ofthe American Association of School Ad-ministrators in Cleveland, Ohio .

Tragic deathTwo University graduates were the

principal figures in a domestic tragedy atOklahoma City that brought death to the

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