Calling the Roll of Sooner ClassesBy ELAINE LARECY

-1908-Frank M. Long, '086a, '09ma, Roanoke, Vir-

ginia, spent June at Hampton Roads, Virginia,setting up a new industrial U. S. O. unit. Hehas charge of the U. S. O. unit in Dublin, Vir-ginia.

-1909-Word has been received of the death of John

T. Horner, '096a, on October 16, 1940, at hishome in Ann Arbor, Michigan . At the time ofhis death, Mr . Horner was engaged in researchwork with the Michigan Milk Producers Associ-ation and previously was a professor of econom-ics at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.Mr . Horner held a doctor of philosophy degreefrom the Brookings School of Economics andGovernment in Washington, D. C. Survivorsinclude his wife, Mrs. Sue M. Horner.

-1910-R. W. Hutto, '10ba, president of the Security

National Bank at Norman, has been elected vicepresident of the Oklahoma Bankers Association .Mr. Hutto, who has been associated with the Se-curity National Bank since 1918, became presidentin 1930 .

Fred E. Tarman, '10ba, editor of the NormanTranscript, won second place in an editorial con-test among state newspapers sponsored by theOklahoma Natural Gas Company and the Okla-homa Press Association in May.

~1912Robert E. Garrett, '12ba, consulting geologist,

has been elected president of the Tulsa Geologi-cal Society . Mr . Garrett was formerly fellow ingeology and assistant in mineralogy at North-western University in Evanston, Illinois.

-1917-Josh Lee, '176a, member of the Civil Aero-

nautics Board, left in June on an inspection tourof airlines in Mexico, Central America and SouthAmerica. The trip was scheduled as a part ofthe policy of the board to give members first-hand knowledge of flying problems.

-1918-Stephen Chandler, '18, former Oklahoma City

attorney, has been appointed federal district judge,with offices in the Federal Building, OklahomaCity. He expected to take office in June .

1920'Glenn C. Coates, '18-'20, mayor of Elk City,

died June 7 following an appendectomy. Hewas 43 years old. Mr . Coates formerly workedon the Daily Ohlahoman in Oklahoma City, andat the time of his death was co-owner of anabstract company there. He was a member ofPhi Delta Theta fraternity . Survivors include hiswife and a brother, John J. Coates, '276a, ofOklahoma City .Mrs. George Calvert (Maude Richman, '20ms),

Oklahoma City, was reappointed national homeand family life chairman of the National Con-gross of Parents and Teachers at a board meetingin Chicago in May. Among other offices whichshe holds, Mrs. Calvert is a member of the StateBoard of Public Affairs.

-1923-Mrs. W. F. Duker (Corinne Lasater, '22-'23),

resident of Honolulu, Hawaii, recently returned

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to the States by Clipper for a visit in Pauls Val-ley with relatives. Her husband, a sugar ex-ecutive in the Hawaiian Islands, has a 2,000-acre ranch near Pauls Valley where she has beensupervising crop planting. As soon as transpor-tation back to Hawaii is available, Mrs. Dukerplans to return to her home there. On themorning of the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor,enemy planes flew directly over the Duker homewhich is situated on a mountainside near Hono-lulu . Mrs. Duker is a member of Delta DeltaDelta sorority and formerly was director of theFarm Credit Administration in Wichita, Kansas .

-1924-Samuel C. Fullerton, former Oklahoma dis-

trict court judge and father of two alumnae,died June 8 in Oklahoma City . Survivors in-clude his wife and two daughters, Mrs. JohnNewton (Pauline Fullerton, '24ba), Miami, andMrs. Ray Moore (Katherine Fullerton, '28he),Lamy, New Mexico.Mrs. Edna Stuard Meacham, '24fa, '401ibr.,

Waurika, is employed as head of the OklahomaPublishing Company library in Oklahoma City .A national service team football championship

tournament for the 1943 season was proposedrecently by Mike Monroney, '24ba, Oklahomarepresentative in Washington . Said Mr . Mon-roney, "If the War Department would sanctionit and select the men to arrange the schedulesand so forth, it could be handled nicely . Mostof the athletic brains in the country are in serviceschools now, there would be no difficulty in out-fitting the teams, and the games could be playedin nearby college fields ." On another occasion,rising to the defense of service men, he demanded

First Graduates

Forty-fifth reunion of the Class of '98 wascelebrated in April in California when C.Ross Hume, '986a, '00ma, (left) Anadarko,visited Dr. Roy Stoops, '986a, in Oakland.Mr. Hume and Dr. Stoops were the firstgraduates of the University to receive Bach-elor of Arts degree and the first and onlyones to receive a college degree within tenyears of the University's original opening.Both are charter members of the AlumniAssociation and each has served as pres-ident, Dr. Stoops in 1905 and Mr . Hume in1910 .

that Congress authorize extra gas rations forsoldiers and sailors home on leave.

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1925-Harold Freeman, '20-'25, Pauls Valley, became

governor of Oklahoma for a short time in Maywhen, as speaker of the House of Representa-tives, he became the highest ranking official inthe state . With Governor Robert S. Kerr, '16,Lieutenant Governor Jim Berry, and Tom Ang-lin, president of the Senate, absent from thestate, Mr. Freeman briefly took over the chairof the state's chief executive .

,Orville E. Priestley, '25ba, publisher of the

Crowley Daily Signal at Crowley, Louisiana, waselected first vice president of the Louisiana PressAssociation . Mr . Priestley, former newspapermanin Lawton, Cushing and Perry, is also presidentof the southern division of the Press Association .

192613LAKENEY-JONES : Miss Maytha Elaine

Blakeney, '266a, Oklahoma City, and Dr. V. V.Jones, Shawnee, were married June 5 in Okla-homa City . Mrs. Jones taught school in Okla-homa City for several years before her marriage .Dr . Jones is a graduate of Western Dental Col-lege in Kansas City . The couple are at homein Oklahoma City .

Maurice Crownover, '26, and Mrs. Crownover,of Norman, have chosen James Maurice as thename for their baby son born May 28 in Okla-homa City .Model airplanes made by Norman school boys

under the direction of Mrs. Hugh McDermott(Emma Provost, '26fa, '29ba, '40c(l), manualtraining instructor, are used by the UniversityNavy R. O. '1 '. C. unit in airplane identificationstudy. The models were made as part of anational high school program of which Mrs. Mc-Dermott is the local director . She expects toprovide the R. O. T. C. unit with 60 planes in all .

1927~Margot Gainer, '27, is a member of the society

staff of the Daily Ofilahoman in Oklahoma City .Royce H. Savage, '271aw, Tulsa, northern dis-

trict judge of Oklahoma, appeared on the pro-gram of the annual conference of the Tenth Ju-dicial Circuit held in June in Denver, Colorado .

-1928-HAWES-KLINE: Mrs. Josephine Maekey

Hawes, '26-'28, McAlester, and Sgt. Roy Kline,'29-'32, Pawnee, were married May 26 in Okla-ltoma City . Mrs. Kline, a member of Pi BetaPhi sorority, was field supervior with theDepartment of Public Welfare in Miami beforeher marriage . Sergeant Kline, a member of DeltaUpsilon fraternity, was stationed at the AerialGunnery School at Las Vegas, Nevada .A. P. Murrah, '281aw, Oklahoma City, judge

of the tenth Circuit Court of Appeals, presidedat one session of the annual conference of theTenth Judicial District held early in June in Den-ver, Colorado .

-1929-Burl Abel, '296us, '31m .bus, former head of

the Anadarko Business College, was appointeddirector of the department of commerce at theSouthwestern Institute of Technology at Weath-erford .Word has been received from Mrs. Nina Smith

Grimes, '29m .ed, Bartlett, Texas, of the deathof her husband, W. S. Grimes, on November 27,1942, at Jet, Oklahoma . Mr. Grimes, a reg-istered engineer, was working on a government

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airport at jet at the time . Survivors include hiswife and a daughter, Mrs . Frederick P . Victoria(Mary Grimes, '32-'33), New York City.Kermit Hardwick, '296us, manager of the John

A . Brown Company in Oklahoma City, has beenelected president of the Oklahoma City BetterBusiness Bureau .

Frank Herring, '29eng, former RepublicNatural Gas engineer, is one of the members ofthe new consulting firm of Elledge and Herringin Wichita, Kansas .W. Jay Kennedy, '29ms, professor of physics

at Sam Houston State Teachers College in Hunts-ville, Texas, died on May 9 at Temple, Texas .lie was 43 years old . Mr. Kennedy, a memberof Sigma Xi scientific research society, receivedhis doctor of philosophy degree from the Uni-versity of Texas at Austin . Before joining thefaculty of Sam Houston College in 1941, hetaught at Trinity University at Waxahachie, Tex-as, and at Oklahoma Central State College inEdmond . Survivors include his wife, Mrs . BessieKennedy, of Huntsville, and a sister, Mrs . C . R .Givens (Dorris Kennedy, '42m .ed), of OklahomaCity.

Joe Kornfeld, '27-'29, former oil editor of theWichita Beacon in Wichita, Kansas, is now em-ployed with an oil company in Houston, Texas .ROSS-HALEY : Miss Myra Ross, '296a, Okla-

homa City, ensign in the WAVES, and James E .Haley, Los Angeles, were married May 27 inOklahoma City . Mrs . Haley, a member of DeltaGamma sorority, received her commission in theWAVES last December at Northampton, Massa-chusetts, and was stationed in Washington, D . C.She has been transferred to duty in Los Angeles .Mr . Haley, a graduate of Creighton University,Omaha, Nebraska, practices law in Los Angeles,where the couple are at home .Aubrey Shives, '296us, and Mrs. Shives have

chosen the name Aubrey Courtney, Jr ., for theirbaby son born March 9 in Greenville, SouthCarolina .John Worley, '291aw, Chickasha attorney, has

been appointed state industrial commissioner tofinish out the term of Paul G . Pugh, '331aw, whoresigned to become assistant attorney general .The term runs until March, 1945 .

-1930-Helen Armstrong, '30ba, '40m.soc.wk, Nor-

man, is a Red Cross worker at the Navy Hos-pital near Norman and Borden General Hospitalin Chickasha . Her headquarters are in St . Louis,Missouri .Mrs . Elbert M . Goodson, whose husband,

'301aw, is an Oklahoma City attorney, has beenappointed southwestern province president ofAlpha Chi Omega sorority .

Paul J . Lightner, '30eng, formerly of Tyler,Texas, is employed as fire alarm technician withthe Lone Star Defense Corporation in Texarkana,Arkansas .

Rex McGehee, '30geol, geologist with the ShellOil Company, has been transferred from Illinoisto the company laboratory in Tulsa .

-1931McCORMACK-CAMP : Miss Flora Kay Mc-

Cormack, Tulsa, and Dale A . Camp, '316a, '39m.ed, Lone Wolf, were married May 29 in Tulsa .Mrs . Camp, a graduate of Oklahoma College forWomen at Chickasha, taught school in Tulsabefore her marriage . Mr. Camp is employed inthe office of the U . S . Engineers in Tulsa, wherethe couple are at home .

Frank W . Ewing, '316a, former Oklahomanewspaperman, died May 23 in Dallas, Texas .Mr . Ewing joined the staff of the Daily Ol(la-homan soon after his graduation and later workedwith the Associated Press in Denver, Colorado,Washington, D . C ., and New York City . InNew York he was assistant city editor for theA . P . He resigned from that position in March,1942 because of illness and returned to his homein Higgins, Texas . He was a member of SigmaDelta Chi journalism fraternity and Phi BetaKappa. Survivors include his parents and a

JULY, 1943

Air Craft Expert

ELGIN L. SHAW, '28ENG

Elgin L. Shaw, '28cn,g, formerly of Ty-rone, Oklahoma, assistant chief engineer ofthe Goodyear Aircraft Corporation of Akron,Ohio, is a leading advocate of the use oflighter-than-air craft as an instrument of de-fense in warfare . Since joining the Good-year Company in 1930, his work has in-cluded research and experimentation with air-craft, specializing in structural and flighttesting, instruments and stress analysis. Inaddition to his work with Goodyear, Mr .Shaw is an instructor of aeronautical engi-neering at Akron University and is active inthe field of social service . He and Mrs.Shaw, the former Marie Stalcup of Amarillo,Texas, have two children, Paul, 7, and Mir-iam, 4 .

brother, Capt . Thomas P . Ewing, '38bus, SanAngelo, Texas.ELLIOTT-GOODPASTURE : Miss Jencvieve L .

Elliott, Chattanooga, Tennessee, and Capt . JohnE . Goodpasture, '27-'31, Pants Valley, were mar-ried May 17 in Chattanooga . Mrs . Goodpastureis clerical consultant for the western region of theTennessee Department of Public Health, withheadquarters in Jackson . Captain Goodpasture,a member of Phi Beta Pi medical fraternity, re-ceived his M . D . degree from Northwestern Uni-versity . He is an Army Medical Reserve Corpssurgeon with the U . S . Public Health service inParis, Tennessee.

Joe Lee, '316a, has been honorably dischargedfrom the Navy because of an ear injury and hasreturned to his position as manager of the Okla-homa Network station in Shawnee . Mr. Leewas a member of a Naval Construction Battalion .

-1932-Jim Robinson, '321aw, and Mrs . Robinson are

the parents of a baby son, James Richard Robin-son, born May 7 in Muskogee.

-1933-Bob Curran, '33geol, assistant to the president

of the Carter Oil Company in Tulsa, has re-signed as chairman of the Kansas-Oklahomanomenclature committee .PEACOCK-PETERSON : Miss Sarah Lipscomb

Peacock, '331ib .sci, '39ha, San Antonio, Texas,and Sgt . Harold A . Peterson, Milwaukee, were

married M4y 14 in San Antonio. Sergeant Peter-son was assigned to the School of Aviation Med-icine at Randolph Field, near San Antonio, wherethe couple were at home .Bob Allen Street, '33m .bus, 31-year-old Okla-

homa City civic and business leader, died ofelectrocution May 16 when he attempted to liftan electric pump off his basement floor, whichwas inundated during a heavy rain . Mr . Street,at one time auditor for the Oklahoma State TaxCommission, was director of the Street andDraper Funeral Home . Several months ago hewas appointed administrative assistant to thechairman of the Oklahoma County War Priceand Rationing Board . Survivors include hisparents, Mr . and Mrs . Allen Street, a brother,Ensign 1 . Gordon Street, '35, and his wife, theformer Betty Hargett, '37 .

Darrell Winings, '33law, former OklahomaCity attorney, is engaged in government workin Honolulu, Hawaii .

1934-James E . Arnett, '34ph .c, and Mrs . Arnett

(Mary Edna Earlcy, '31) have chosen DonO'Dowd as the name for their baby son bornMay 14 in Shreveport, Louisiana .Rev . Thompson E . Hodges, '346us, pastor of

the First Presbyterian Church at Pawhuska, willbecome pastor of the First Presbyterian Churchat Lawton in August. Mr . Hodges, also moder-ator of the Tulsa presbytery, attended the Mc-Cormick Theological Seminary in Chicago anda seminary in Fdinburgh, Scotland . Mrs . Hodgesis the former Margaret Surbeck, '34ba.

Prentice C . Lackey, '341aw, formerly of Blanch-at(], has been named Oklahoma director of theBrewing Industry Foundation . Before attendingthe University Mr . Lackey, a registered phar-macist, operated a drug store in Blanchard . Whilea student in the School of Law, he commutedbetween Norman and Blanchard, where he wasthen running a newspaper . Since graduating,he has served as personnel director for theW.P.A. anti attorney for the National Park Ser-vice.Maj . Herbert Von Tungcln, '34ba, and Mrs .

Von Tungcln (Charline Penner, '34ba), formerlyof Norman, are the parents of a baby daughterborn May 21 in Roswell, New Mexico .

George L . Yates, '34eng, '35m .eng, has resignedhis position as assistant professor of engineeringat the University of Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania, to become petroleum engineer withthe Kingwood Oil Company in Effingham, Illi-nois .

-1935-Don Garlick, '35fa, is attending the Eastman

School of Music at Rochester, New York.HUNT-STAFFORD : Miss Jane Hunt, '356us,

Tulsa, and Lt . David M . Stafford, New York,were married May 29 in New York . LieutenantStafford, a member of Delta Tau Delta fraternity,attended the University of Ohio at Athens . For-merly a resident of Tulsa, he was stationed atCamp Edwards, Massachusetts, with the CoastArtillery .

Leo J . Turner, '356a, is night bureau man-ager for the United Press in Chicago . He wasformerly with U.P . in Dallas, Texas, and KansasCity, Missouri .

-1936-Lt . Howard Chaille and Mrs . Chaille (Naomi

Hardwick, '36fa) are the parents of a babydaughter born May 16 in Norman . The Chailleslive in Arlington, Virginia .

Helen Lee Foster, '36ba, Seminole, who hasbeen with the State Social Work Department forthe last four years, is attending the graduateSchool of Social Work at 'I'ulane University inNew Orleans .FREEMAN-BOLLINGER : Announcement has

been made of the engagement of Miss Sara Mar-garet Freeman, '36ba, Oklahoma City, and Capt .William H . Bollinger, '34eng, Tyrone . Miss Free-man is a rnernber of Pi Beta phi sorority . Cap-

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tain Bollinger, a member of Delta Tau Delta fra-ternity, was stationed at Fort Bragg, North Car-olina. The wedding was to take place late inJune .

Karl B . Rusch, '366us, and Mrs . Rusch (Vir-ginia Stewart, '366a) have chosen the name PeterFrederick for their baby son born May 26 in Dal-las, Texas .

James D. Walker, '36fa, former band directorat Capitol Hill High School in Oklahoma City,has been appointed director of music at SeminoleHigh School . Mrs . Walker is the former MarthaLaws, '35fa, '36fa .BURR-WESTGATE : Announcement has been

made of the marriage of Miss Doris Burr, New-port, Rhode Island, and Sgt . Dave W. Westgate,'36fa, Blackwell, on March 26 in Newport. Mrs .Westgate is employed in the transportation officeat Fort Adams, Rhode Island . Sergeant West-gate was stationed at Camp Edwards, Massa-chusetts, as lead clarinetist with a Coast Artilleryband.

-1937-William Albert Brent, '37ed, '38ma, is em-

ployed at the U . S . Engineers Office in Tulsa .HUSTON-CORNETT : Miss Lorene Huston,

Blanchard, Iowa, and Dr. Orin Cornett, '37ms,Shawnee, were married May 26 in Blanchard .Mrs. Cornett, a graduate of Geneva College,Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, taught school in Pitts-burgh, Pennsylvania, before her marriage . Dr .Cornett is on leave from the faculty of Okla-homa Baptist University in Shawnee to teachelectronics at Harvard University in Cambridge,Massachusetts, where the couple are living .Mrs . F. B . Swank, Norman resident and moth-

er of two alumni, died May 29 at Norman . Mrs .Swank was a member of the Order of the East-ern Star and a former president of the Univer-sity Mothers Association . Survivors include Mr .Swank, a former congressman, and two sons,Pfc . Fletcher B . Swank, Jr., '37journ, with theAir Force at Moses Lake, Washington, and JamesW. Swank, '39, of the Navy.Glenn A. Williams, '34-'37, correspondent with

the Associated Press, has been transferred fromKansas City, Missouri, to the bureau in Wichita,Kansas. Mr . Williams, former Enid newspaper-man, joined the A. P . in 1941 in Jefferson City,Missouri .

Maj . Charles H . Wilson, '37med, and Mrs.Wilson are the parents of a baby son, KennethNicholas . Major Wilson was stationed at Car-lisle, Pennsylvania with the Medical Corps.

-1938^WALNER-CHANTRY : Announcement has

been made of the engagement of Miss LaVernaWalner, Wynnewood, to Lt. Wendell M . Chantry,'35-'38, Oklahoma City . The wedding was totake place in late June . Miss Walner has beenan employee of the Hartford Accident and In-demnity Company in Oklahoma City for severalyears . Lieutenant Chantry was assigned to theChemical Warfare Procurement Office in Pitts-burgh, Pennsylvania, where the couple planned toestablish a home .FRANKLIN-CRISWELL : Miss Paulyne Frank-

lin and Maj . Raymond M. Criswell, '381aw, bothof Wewoka, were married May 1 in Portland,Oregon . Before her marriage Mrs. Criswell wasassociated with the Criswell and Criswell lawfirm in Wewoka. Major Criswell, a member ofthe firm before he entered the Army, was sta-tioned at Camp Adair, Oregon . The coupleestablished a home in Salem .FRANKLIN-DYER : Miss Mary Catherine

Franklin, '38fa, Muskogee, and Cpl . William G.Dyer, Los Angeles, were married May 22 atMuskogee. Before her marriage Mrs. Dyer wassecretary of the Eastern Oklahoma ConferenceBoard of Education of the Methodist Church.Corporal Dyer, a graduate of Hamline Universityin St . Paul, Minnesota, was stationed at CampGruber .KELLEY-GOINS : Miss Patrina Kelley, Chick-

asha, and Pvt. William R . Goins, '38m . ed, Du-rant, were married May 23 at Ardmore . Mrs.

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World Calendar FavoredLegislature of the Territory of Hawaii passed

a resolution in April recommending that theEdwards Perpetual Calendar, devised by WillardE. Edwards, '29eng, be adopted by all nations atthe peace conference following the war. Theresolution requests that Congress propose to allnations appointment now of a national committeeto study the calendar with a view towards itsacceptance at the peace conference . Mr. Edwards,a navy lieutenant stationed in Hawaii, bases hiscalendar on a division of the 365-day year into91-day quarters of three months each . The firsttwo months of each quarter have 30 days and thethird month has 31 days, with New Year's dayan international holiday apart from any monthor week . Since passage of the resolution, Mr.Edwards has received favorable comment aboutthe calendar from public libraries in Los Angeles,San Diego, New York, Boston and the Universityof Southern California . Local radio stationKGMB in Hawaii has carried explanations of thecalendar .

Goins, a graduate of Oklahoma College for Wom-en at Chickasha, is enrolled in graduate studyat the University this summer and is employedas supervisor of apprentice teachers in the Col-lege of Education . Before entering the Army,Private Goins was superintendent of Schools atElmore City. He was stationed at Perrin Field,Texas .ASKEW-KAYSER: Miss Carol Askew, Amaril-

lo, Texas, and Capt . John W . Kayser, '38journ,Chickasha, were married May 8 in Amarillo .Mrs . Kayser is a graduate of the University ofTexas at Austin. Captain Kayser, formerly as-sociated with the Star Publishing Company inChickasha, was stationed at Fort Sam Houston,Texas . The couple established a home near therein San Antonio .

Lt . R. R. McCracken, '381aw, and Mrs. Mc-Cracken have chosen Marianne as the name fortheir baby daughter born June 2 at West PalmBeach, Florida .

Sara Wallace, '35-'38, Oklahoma City, is em-ployed as a field worker with the vital statisticsdivision of the State Health Department . Shetravels about the state co-operating with publichealth officials in an educational campaign forproper birth registration . A member of DeltaDelta Delta sorority, she was formerly employedin an Oklahoma City style shop .

Earl Westmoreland, '386a, with the SeaboardOil Company of Delaware, has been transferredfrom Evansville, Indiana to Mount Vernon, Illi-nois . Mrs. Westmoreland is the former AdelineBurckhalter, '38 .A. T. Wheeler, Jr., '386us, Clinton, has been

employed as assistant cashier of the SouthwesternNational Bank in Wichita, Kansas. Previouslyhe was a national bank examiner with head-quarters at Pueblo, Colorado .

-1939-ALLMAN-SCHRAM : Miss Mary Elizabeth All-

man, '39soc.wk, Norman, and Alfred F . Schram,'43ms, Lawton, were married May 4 in Norman .Mr. Schram is employed in the research labora-tory of the Continental Oil Company in PoncaCity where the couple are at home .COOK-SHARP: Miss Doris Alaine Cook, '396a,

'401ib.sci, and Frederick O . Sharp, Jr., both ofTulsa, were married May 19 . Mrs . Sharp is amember of Gamma Phi Beta sorority. Mr . Sharpis a graduate of the University of Tulsa .MARSHALL-EDWARDS : Miss Virginia L .

Marshall, Arlington, Virginia, and Lt. CorwinV . Edwards, '391aw, Oklahoma City, were mar-ried May 15 at Arlington . Mrs. Edwards at-tended Blackstone College at Blackstone, Virginia .Lieutenant Edwards was stationed at Camp Pick-ett, Virginia, near Arlington, where the couplewere at home.

Mrs. Mark H. Tattan (Meredith Myatt, '39he),formerly with the Home Service Department ofOklahoma Gas and Electric in Oklahoma City,was appointed director of Child Care Centers inTulsa, with offices in the Board of EducationBuilding .

George Sturm, '39m .ed, resigned from his po-sition as principal of Classen -High School inOklahoma City effective July 1 to become generalmanager of the Sturm Clothing Store there. Mr .Sturm joined the Oklahoma City school system13 years ago, when he left the staff of the Okla-homa News to become journalism instructor atClassen. He later was named principal of Hard-ing Junior High School, where he remained un-til a year ago, when he was appointed principalof Classen .MAGOFFIN-RAYBURN : Miss Frankie Magof-

fin and William B . Rayburn, '39, both of Mc-Alester, were married May 1 . Mrs . Rayburn at-tended Oklahoma College for Women at Chick-asha . The couple were living at La Crosse,Wisconsin, near Camp McCoy, where Mr . Ray-burn was stationed .H. M . Townsend, '36-'39, geologist with the

Texas Oil Company, has been transferred fromSalem, Illinois, to Evanston, Indiana.

-1944-FRANCIS-AULT : Miss Mary Evelyn Francis,

Clearwater, Florida, and James Franklin Ault,'40eng, Oklahoma City, were married April 26 atClearwater . Mr . and Mrs . Ault are at home inCharleston, South Carolina, where he is em-ployed as electrical engineer at the CharlestonNavy Yard .COOK-FERGUSON : Miss Iler Kathryn Cook,

West Palm Beach, Florida, and Lt . Cecil M.Ferguson, '37-'40, Tulsa, were married May 22in West Palm Beach . Mrs . Ferguson, a memberof K-ppa Alpha Theta sorority, attended Na-tional Park College at Washington, D . C ., andRollins College at Winter Park, Florida . Lieu-tenant Ferguson, a member of Delta Upsilonfraternity, was stationed at Morrison Field, Flor-ida .

Clifton D . Govan, '406a, Oklahoma City, isa medical student at Johns Hopkins Universityin Baltimore, Maryland .

Lee C . Hensley, '40ms, Bristow, is a memberof the research staff of the Agfa-Ansco Corpo-ration of Binghamton, New York. Mr. Hensleyreceived his doctor of philosophy degree fromWashington State College at Pullman at the endof the spring semester .LITSON-KELLEY : Miss Mary Elizabeth Lit-

son, Purcell, and Maj . W. J . Kelley, '37240, Lex-ington, were married May 10 at McChord Field,Washington . Mrs . Kelley, a graduate of Okla-homa A . and M . College at Stillwater, was em-ployed at a Norman Navy base before her mar-riage. Major Kelley was commanding officer ofa fighter squadron at McChord Field near Olym-pia .Mrs . Ed Livermore (Melba Hudson, '40journ)

is employed in the U . S . Engineers office at River-side, California . Her husband, Lieutenant Liver-more, '40journ, was stationed near there at CampHaan .LASLEY-DOW : The wedding of Miss Erlene

Lasley, '36-'40, Oklahoma City, to Lt. CharlesA . Dow, Jr., '41eng, Tulsa, was to take placeJune 20 . Miss Lasley is a member of Alpha Phisorority. Lieutenant Dow, a member of DeltaTau Delta fraternity, recently returned to theUnited States on leave from duty overseas withthe Ordnance department.

Bettie Jeanne McClelland, '40fa, OklahomaCity, is studying on a scholarship this summerat Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois.

Lee H . Proctor, '40m.fa, Weatherford, is at-tending the Eastman School of Music at Roches-ter, New York .LAWTON-SMARR : Miss Alice Marie Lawton,

Oklahoma City, and Sgt . Mason H . Smarr, '37-'40, formerly of Clinton, were married May 27in Oklahoma City. Sergeant Smarr, former mem-ber of the O. U . wrestling team, was stationed

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at Cimarron Field as assistant physical trainingdirector . He and Mrs . Smarr were living nearthere at Yukon .DERIGO-STUBBS : The wedding of Miss Na-

dine Derigo and Maj . Hugh P. Stubbs, Jr., '40ba,both of Oklahoma City, was scheduled for June26 . Major Stubbs, a member of Delta Chi fra-ternity, was stationed at Camp Shelby, Mississip-pi where the wedding ceremony was to takeplace .Mrs . Kenneth Shilling (Elizabeth Thomas,

'40phys .ed) is on the supervisory staff of theNorman City Park for the summer activity pro-gram .

-1941-FITZWATER-COLE : The wedding of Miss

Imogene Fitzwater, '39-'41, Watonga, and J .William Cole, Hydro, was to be held June 27 atNorman. The bride-elect formerly was employedin a Watonga bank . Mr. Cole, a graduate ofOklahoma A . and M . College at Stillwater andOhio State University at Columbus, was a secondclass petty officer at the Navy Air TechnicalTraining Center at Norman . The couple planto establish a home in Norman .HELMS-BISTANY : Announcement has been

made of the marriage of Lt . Mary Frank Helms,'38241, Norman, of the WRAC, to Lt. VictorBistany, Northampton, Massachusetts . The bride,former student in the University School of jour-nalism, is stationed at Daytona Beach, Florida .Lieutenant Bistany, a former newspaperman, re-cently was transferred to Camp Rucker, Alabama,from Daytona Beach where he was assigned tothe instructors staff.CHASTAIN-HUTCHINS : Miss Juanita J . Chas-

tain, formerly of McAlester, and Pvt . Loren EdHutchins, '40241, Guthrie, were married May15, in Dayton, Ohio . Mrs . Hutchins has beenemployed in Washington, D . C ., for the last twoyears. Private Hutchins was assigned to theSignal Corps motion picture laboratory at WrightField near Dayton where the couple have estab-lished a home .KILLINGSWORTH-WELDON: Miss Charlotte

Killingsworth, '416a, Seminole, and Ensign VanceWeldon, '38-'39, Mountain View, were marriedMay 27 in Seminole. Ensign Weldon is a navalaviator stationed at Lake City, Florida, wherethe couple are making their home.

Bill C. Kite, '416a, Oklahoma City, is a medi-cal student at Johns Hopkins University in Balti-more, Maryland.

Junior K. Knee, '41soc .wk, '42ma, Lawton,has been elected sergeant-at-arms of the Okla-homa State Society in Washington, D . C .ANDRE-KRUEGER : Miss Louise Andre, Los

Angeles, and Lt. Robert L. Krueger, '41, Okla-homa City, were married May 1 at Reno, Nevada .Lieutenant Krueger was stationed at the ArmyAir Base near Reno, where the couple establisheda home .

John M . Luttrell, '411aw, formerly of Norman,is with the radio intelligence division of the Fed-eral Communications Commission in San An-tonio, Texas . Mrs . Luttrell , is the former JoNell Watters, '38fa.WEAVER-NARON : Miss Viola C. Weaver,

Dunsmuir, California, and Lt . John C . Naron,'41eng, Checotah, were married May 7 in Oak-land, California . Mrs. Naron, a graduate of theUniversity of California at Berkeley, is on thefaculty of the Oakland High School . LieutenantNaron is a Navy supply officer stationed in Oak-land, where the couple established a home.NEWHALL-PRATT : Miss Nancy Helen New-

hall, Oklahoma City, and Lt. Sterling F . Pratt,'38241, Perry, were married May 15 in LosAngeles . Mrs . Pratt attended Los Angeles CityCollege, studying music. Lieutenant Pratt wasstationed at Riverside, California, where thecouple established a home .Eugene Reeves, '41bs, formerly of New York

City, has been appointed sanitary engineer withthe city-county health unit at Muskogee . Mr .Reeves formerly was employed as sanitary en-gineer at Stillwater, biology professor at We-

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tumka junior College, and a member of the Shef-field Laboratories in New York .SHANNON-ROGERS : Miss Esther Beth Shan-

non, '41ba, Norman, and Lt. Orville C. Rogers,'40eng, Sulphur, were married June 3 at theArmy Air Field, La Junta, Colorado . Before hermarriage, Mrs. Rogers was student director atthe First Baptist Church in Springfield, Missouri .Lieutenant Rogers is stationed at La junta, wherethe couple have established a home .SKOGSBERG-MILAM : The wedding of Miss

Betty Skogsberg, '416a, Oklahoma City, to Wil-liam T . Milam, '41eng, Claremore, was solem-nized June 10 in Oklahoma City . The bride, amember of Pi Beta Phi sorority, attended theUniversity of Toronto in Canada as well as theUniversity. Mr . Milam, a member of Phi Gam-ma Delta fraternity, is an engineer with the Boe-ing Aircraft Company in Wichita, Kansas, wherethe couple will establish a home .

Marjorie Stewart, '41he, is on the dietetics staffof the University of Michigan Hospital in AnnArbor. ,SUHRE-CHERRINGTON : Announcement has

been made of the marriage on April 25 in Troy,

Joins News MagazineErnie Hill, '336a, has resigned from the United

Press foreign news desk in Washington, D . C .,to join the staff of Time Magazine in New York.He was assigned to the South American sectionof the magazine's foreign news department . Mr .Hill, former Oklahoma City newspaperman,joined the U. P . bureau in Washington afterstudying at Harvard University under a NiemanFellowship .

Ohio, of Miss Dorothy Suhre, '41journ, Muskogee,and Howard G . Cherrington, Troy . Mrs. Cher-rington is a member of Theta Sigma Phi jour-nalism fraternity . Mr. Cherrington attendedOhio State University at Columbus and the UnitedStates Military Academy at West Point, NewYork . The couple are living in Troy .

~1942-BARNETT-WINOGRAD : Miss Shirley Barnett,

'42fa, San Diego, California, and Lt . (jg) LeeWinograd, Boston, were married April 8 in Tuc-son, Arizona. Mrs . Winograd was employed asa secretary at the Consolidated Vultee AircraftCorporation in San Diego before her marriage .Lieutenant Winograd, who attended NortheasternUniversity in Boston and the University of Idahoat Moscow, has been on duty aboard a carrier inthe South Pacific . The couple established a homein San Francisco .CONE-BLASCHKE : Miss Patricia Cone, Yu-

kon, and Lt . Bob E . Blaschke, '42, Madison, Wis-consin, were married May 1 at Brownsville, Texas .Lieutenant Blaschke, who was a Delta Tau Deltafraternity pledge, formerly was a pilot with theBraniff Airways . He is now with the Ferry Com-mand at Brownsville where the couple are athome.

Barbara Camp, '42phys .ed, Bartlesville, withthe Red Cross overseas service in England, wasrecently appointed captain of one of the mobileunits which travel about the country handing outrefreshments and home-town newspapers to U . S .soldiers, presenting entertainment programs andorganizing sports events. Miss Camp went over-seas late last summer, after receiving training inWashington, D. C .CARLETTI-FEZLER : Miss Eileen Carletti, '42,

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ceiving his commission at the Navy Reserve Mid-shipmen's School at Notre Dame University inSouth Bend .CARNELL-FAUBLE : Miss Alice LaRue Car-

net], '41-'42, and Donald Fauble, '41-'43, bothof Shawnee, were married May 6 . Mr . Fauble,former engineering student and Sooner footballplayer, expected to enter active service in May .Word has been received of the death of Mrs .

Haskell Alexander (Ruth Davis, '42m .ed) inSanta Ana, California, on January 7, 1943 . Mrs .Alexander taught school at Canute, Oklahoma,before going to Santa Ana . She was a memberof Pi Omega honorary fraternity for commercialteachers, and Kappa Delta Pi honorary educationfraternity . She received her master's degree incommercial education at the close of the 1942summer term .DODSON-ASKEW : Miss Helen Dodson, '42ed,

and Lt. Clyde L . Askew, Jr ., '39bus, both ofMuskogee, were married May 14 . Mrs . Askewis a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority . LieutenantAskew, a member of Beta Theta Pi fraternity,was stationed at Cherry Point, South Carolina,with the Marine Corps . The couple planned toestablish a home there soon .GREGORY-GASTON : Miss Minnie Jo Greg-

ory, Wetumka, and Dale Gaston, '40-'42, We-leetka, were married May 9 at Wetumka . Mrs.Gaston is employed at the Douglas Aircraft plantin Tulsa . Mr. Gaston is a yeoman first classwith a Naval Construction Brigade at Davisville,Rhode Island, where Mrs. Gaston plans to joinhim later.

Flo Hensley, '42, Olustee, has been employedas a secretary at the Douglas Aircraft plant inOklahoma City .FRYMIRE-HESS : Announcement has been

made of the engagement of Miss Geraldine LoisFrymire, Oklahoma City, to Lt. Lowell F . Hess,'38-'42, Anadarko. The wedding was set forJune 16 at Norman . The bride-elect is a studentin the University College of Fine Arts this sum-mer . Lieutenant Hess was stationed at CampLivingston, Louisiana .MOORE-KELLY : Miss Mary Elizabeth Moore

and Ensign Patrick J. Kelly, Jr ., '42eng, both ofYukon, were married May 11 . Mrs . Kelly is agraduate of the Mount St . Scholastica College inAtchison, Kansas . Ensign Kelly received hiscommission in May at the Naval Academy inAnnapolis, Maryland . The couple have estab-lished a home in Berkeley, California .KEY-OGDEN : Miss Barbara Key, '41-'42, Ada,

and Pfc. Maurice B . Ogden, '41-'43, Seminole,were married March 28 at Sheppard Field, Texas .Mrs. Ogden, who attended East Central StateCollege at Ada, was employed as announcer andcontinuity editor at radio station KADA therebefore her marriage . Private Ogden was stationedin Sioux Falls, South Dakota, where the coupleestablished a home .

Capt. Obbie Lewis, '39-'42, and Mrs . Lewis arethe parents of a baby daughter, Natalie Jarry,born last spring in Durham, North Carolina.

Evelyn Lorenzen, '42he, is in charge of childnutrition at Cornell University in Ithaca, NewYork, where she is working on her doctor's de-gree .MACCABE-MATHEWS : Announcement has

been made of the engagement of Miss Alice Mac-Cabe, West Newton, Massachusetts, and John D .Mathews, '42eng, Oklahoma City . The wed-ding was set for late spring. Miss MacCabe at-tended Arkansas State College at Jonesboro . Mr .Mathews was employed as an engineer with theGeneral Electric Company in Lynn, Massachusetts .MATTHEWS-SAPPER : The wedding of Miss

Lelia Belle Matthews, '42fa, Ardmore, to H. V.L . Sapper, Jr ., '426a, Oklahoma City, took placeJune 19 in Ardmore . Mrs . Sapper is a memberof Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Mr . Sapper,a member of Sigma Chi fraternity, is a student inthe University School of Medicine in OklahomaCity, where the couple are at home .

Elroy Rice, '42ms, Edmond, was attending theChicago Radar School at Camp McDowell, Naper-ville, Illinois .A tribute to the friendly spirit of inter-Ameri-

can co-operation and understanding which existson the University campus was paid by HomeroSalas-Nieto, '40-'42, before he returned to Mara-caibo, Venezuela, where he is an employee of theCaribbean Petroleum Company . Emphasizing thepart that college Spanish classes and clubs playin making the Good Neighbor policy a success,he said, "Universities are doing a successful jobfor the future of the Americas. They are plant-ing in the heart of today's youth the seed ofPan-Americanism which will fructificara in themind of the men of tomorrow."SCOTT-STEPHENS : Miss Bettie Sue Scott and

Sammy M . Stephens, '39-'42, both of Atoka, weremarried May 12 . Mrs . Stephens is an employeeof the Atoka ration board . Mr . Stephens, formerO . U . football player, was employed in an Atokabank while awaiting his call to the Army AirForce .

Francis Stilley, '42journ, resigned as editor ofthe Shawnee News-Star to accept a position withthe Associated Press in Dallas, Texas . While at-tending the University, Mr. Stilley was editor ofthe Oklahoma Daily, campus correspondent forthe Oklahoman and Times in Oklahoma City,and editor of the Extension Division News .STILLWELL-McWILLIAMS : Miss Evelyne

Stillwell, '42ed, Weleetka, and Ensign CharlesMcWilliams, '43journ, Sand Springs, were mar-ried May 30 in Weleetka . Mrs. McWilliams wasemployed at the Norman Naval Air Station be-fore her marriage . Ensign McWilliams wasawaiting orders to duty following his graduationfrom the Navy Reserve Midshipmen's School atNotre Dame University, Indiana . Before enter-ing service, he was employed with the PeerlessPrinting Company in Norman .STRAWN-TOMPKINS : Announcement has

been made of the engagement of Miss MildredStrawn, '42fa, and Lt . Latin Tompkins, both ofIdabel . The wedding was set for early summerin Denver, Colorado . Miss Strawn taught schoolin Wilburton last year . Lieutenant Tompkins,who attended Oklahoma A. and M . College atStillwater, was attending a United Airlinesschool for transport cargo pilots in Denver.SWANDA-HAWKINS : Miss Beatrice Swanda,

'42, Carnegie, and Royce Hawkins, '39, Moun-tain View, were married on May 8 at Carnegie.Mr . and Mrs . Hawkins established a home inNorman, where he was stationed as a yeomanwith the U . S. Navy.

Beth Twitty, '42journ, Sayre, has been em-ployed on the advertising staff of the HoldenvilleDaily News.ZIEGLER-DOUGLASS : Miss Mary Frances

Ziegler, '41-'42, Tulsa, and Aviation Cadet DavidR . Douglass, '39-'42, Oklahoma City, were mar-ried May 8 in Tucson, Arizona . Mrs. Douglasswas a pledge to Kappa Alpha Theta sororitywhile attending the University. Cadet Douglasswas in training at the Army Air Field at Tucson,where the couple established a home .

`-'1943-BABER-ASKEW : Announcement has been

made of the engagement of Miss Mary MachenBaber, '43fa, Ardmore, and Pvt . Robert C . Askew,'37-'42, Muskogee . The wedding was set forJune 16 in Bakersfield, California . The bride-elect is a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority . PrivateAskew, a member of Beta Theta Pi fraternity,was stationed at Minter Field, near Bakersfield,as a member of the Air Force band .BARBOUR-KITCHELL : Miss Cora Frances

(Connie) Barbour, '43ba, Iowa Park, Texas, andLt. (jg) William G . Kitchell, Garden City, LongIsland, New York, were married May 22 at Nor-man. Mrs . Kitchell is a member of Alpha XiDelta sorority . She was president of Panhelleniccouncil while attending the University. Lieu-tenant Kitchell graduated from the Citadel Mil-itary School in South Carolina and attended OhioState University at Columbus before entering theNavy . He was a flight instructor assigned to theNaval Air Station north of Norman, where thecouple established a home .

Betty Bell, '43ba, Red Rock, has been em-

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ployed as an assistant engineer with the RadioCorporation of America in Lancaster, Pennsyl-vania .CAVETT-LEE : Announcement has been made

of the engagement of Miss Jerry Cavett, '42-'43,and Pvt . Marion Stanley Lee, '41-'43, both ofOklahoma City . The wedding was set for June .The bride-elect is a member of Kappa AlphaTheta sorority . Private Lee, a member of SigmaAlpha Epsilon fraternity, was stationed at FortSill .CHESTNUTT-COWART : Miss El Mina Chest-

nutt, '43ba, Holdenville, and David Cowart, '43eng, Wewoka, were married June 3 in Holden-ville . Mrs . Cowart planned to remain in Hold-enville while Mr . Cowart is in Officer Candidatetraining at Aberdeen, Maryland .CROSSWHITE-OVERTON : Miss Bette Cross-

white, '43ba, Oklahoma City, and Lt . Joseph Al-len Overton, Jr ., Parkersburg, West Virginia,were married May 15 at Las Cruces, New Mexico .Mrs . Overton is a member of Pi Beta Phi soror-ity. The couple established a home in Las Cruces,where Lieutenant Overton was stationed with theArmy Air Forces .

Arlen Cunningham, '43he, has been employedin the home service department of the Okla-homa Natural Gas Company in Tulsa.

Marilyn Davis, '43journ, has been employed asa reporter on the staff of her hometown news-paper, the Holdenville Daily News.DAWSON-HAMILTON : Announcement has

been made of the marriage of Miss CharlotteNell Dawson, '41-'43, Madill, to Robert V . Ham-ilton, '41ba, Denver City, Texas, on January 12at Norman. Mrs. Hamilton was a pledge to PhiMu sorority. Mr . Hamilton, student director ofthe Psychological Guidance Center while attend-ing the University, is employed with the DoleseBrothers Company in Oklahoma City, where thecouple are at home .Abdurrahman Durukal, '43eng, a native of

Turkey, has been employed with the HalliburtonOil Well Cementing Company at Duncan forthe summer. He plans to return to the Univer-sity in the fall to work toward his master's degree.

Fred H . Erdmann, '43eng, Norman, is em-ployed as a junior engineer in the laboratories ofthe Phillips Petroleum Company at Phillips, Tex-as. Mrs. Erdmann is the former Zenora Herron,'39241 .EVANS-JOHNSON: Miss Carol Evans, '43fa,

Norman, and William C . Johnson, '42eng, Cald-well, Kansas, were married May 23 at Norman.Mrs . Johnson is a member of Kappa Alpha Thetasorority . Mr. Johnson, a member of Phi DeltaTheta fraternity, is a research chemist with theDuPont Company in Arlington, New Jersey,where the couple are at home.

Barbara Ewing, '43phys .ed, Dallas, was em-ployed as director of the summer recreation pro-gram of the Y. W. C . A . in Ardmore .FARMER-MILLIGAN : Miss Wendy Farmer,

'43journ, Oklahoma City, and Curtis A . Milligan,'38242, Madill, were married on May 23 in Okla-homa City. Mrs. Milligan was on the staff ofthe Oklahoma Daily and the Norman Transcriptwhile attending the University. Mr . Milligan,who was a student in the College of BusinessAdministration, is associated with the Depart-ment of Justice in Washington, D . C. The coupleare at home in Mount Rainier, Maryland .Aida Golcher, '431ib .sci, a native of Costa Rica,

plans to return there to work with the Depart-ment of Education in organizing modern li-braries throughout Cost Rica . University libraryscience professors have helped her map out aplan for setting up libraries modeled after thosein the United States . Before coming to Okla-homa, Miss Golcher attended the University ofCosta Rica and was employed as secretary of theSan Jose Rotary Club.FOSTER-GOODALL : Miss Joan Foster, Okla-

homa City, and Wayne B . Goodall, '41-'43, Maud,were married May 1 at Norman . Mrs . Goodall,a student in the University, is vice president ofGamma Phi Beta sorority . Mr. Goodall, a mem-ber of Alpha Tau omega fraternity, entered theArmy recently at Fort Sill.

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