Calling the Roll of Sooner ClassesBy ELAINE LARECY

-1917-Josh Lee, '17ba, member of the Civil Aero-

nautics Board who last month made a tour byair of South America, recommended upon hisreturn to Washington that the United States makeavailable as many spare parts and planes as pos-sible to South American countries . Mr. Lee'sofficial trip took him to Mexico, the Canal Zone,Peru, Argentina, Chile, Brazil, Puerto Rico andthe Caribbean Islands .

-1920-Joe A . Brown, 20law, Hartshorne, attorney for

the McAlester area Rent Control Office, wasnamed rent control director for the district fol-lowing consolidation of the offices of attorneyand director .As a member of the Oklahoma State Board of

Affairs, Mrs . George E . Calvert (Maude Reich-man, 20ms) daily handles diverse matters, rang-ing from menus for state instutions to the pres-ent room shortage in state hospitals . The firstwoman ever to serve on the board, Mrs . Calvertwas the subject of a recent feature story in theDaily Oklahoman which described the many andvaried events occurring in her office throughouta routine day. She bas been active in OklahomaCity for many years in civic and educational pro-jects .

-1921-A group picture appearing in a recent issue of

Linotype News, which was taken at a session ofthe Linotype Operators Short Course held at theUniversity in February, includes Rufus Huckaby,'21, '27, '33, assistant superintendent of the Uni-versity Press, and Brodace Elkins, '43journ, staffmember of the Mangum Daily Star. At the timeof the short course Mr . Elkins was a senior inthe School of Journalism and employee of theJournalism Press . The Linotype News is a trademagazine pubished in Brooklyn, New York.Nadine Runyan, '21ba, '39ma, Norman, has

been employed to teach history in the NormanHigh School .

-1922-Mrs . Lillian N . Bellah, '226a, the former Lillian

Ncelly, is director of the Shatto Wedding Chapelof the First Congregational Church in Los Ange-les . As wedding director she arranges weddingprocessions, directs rehearsals, plans decorations,and organizes the wedding party . Mrs . Bellah,a member of Chi Omega sorority, has two chil-dren, Robert, 16, and Hallie, 13 .

A precedent of 23 years standing was brokenwhen the musical comedy, Oklahoma!, was se-lected recently as one of the ten best plays of the1942-43 season, by drama critic Burns Mantle,The new musical success based on Green Growthe Lilacs, by Lynn Riggs, '23, is the first musicalever to be included in Mr . Mantle's exclusive list,which he has compiled annually for the last 23years . Others among this year's ten best, as namedby him, are The Skin of Our Teeth, by ThorntonWider, The Eve of St Mark, by Maxwell

Ander-son, andHarriet, the Helen Hayesvehicle.

-1924-John F . Deming . '24ba, attorney in Rockville

Center, Long Island, New York, has beennamed administrator of the Nassau County WarCouncil transportation office. He has been ex-ecutive assistant in the office since July, 1942 .Before setting up legal practice in Rockville Center

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he was vice consul in Venice and Montreal,member of the legal staff of the New York StateSuperintendent of Insurance and a Brooklyn at-torney .Rev . Don E . Scheeler, '24ba, pastor of the

Epworth Methodist Church in Oklahoma City,recently spent a month in special study at Co-lumbia University in New York City .

1926-HEFLIN-BATES : Miss Laverne Heflin and Lt.

Eldred D . Bates, '23-'26, both of Tulsa, were mar-ried June 23 . Mrs . Bates is a graduate of theUniversity of Arkansas at Fayetteville. LieutenantBates, a member of Delta Tau Delta fraternity,was associated with the British American OilCompany before entering the Air Force . He isstationed at Will Rogers Field, near OklahomaCity, where the couple are living .Mrs . Helen Watson Brunozi, '26ba, who taught

school at Hartshorne last year, will teach Spanishthis year in the High School at McAlesterMEHEW-MEHOLIN: Miss Mildred Mehew,'26ba, Kingfisher, and Lt . Joseph W . Meholin,Steubenville, Ohio, were married May 28 inSanta Ana, California. Mrs . Mcholin, a mem-her of Chi Omega sorority, taught school inDuncan . Lieutenant Mcholin, a graduate of Beth-any College at Bethany, West Virginia, and a

Visits U . S . Libraries

AIDA GOLCHER, '43BA, '43LIB .SCI .

Aida Golcher, '43ba, '43lib .sci, a native ofCosta Rica, was on a tour of libraries in east-ern United States last month on a travel grantawarded by the Division of Cultural Relationsof the Department of State .

Believed to be the first library science gradu-ate of the University to be so honored, MissGolcher plans to return to Costa Rica to assistin setting up a library system in that country .

During the 150-day tour, Miss Golcher willvisit libraries in Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, Massa-chusetts, Rhode Island, New York, New Jer-sey and Washington, D. C . The awarding of suchgrants is part of the program of co-operationwith American Republics.

member of Sigma Nu fraternity, was stationed atCamp Roberts, California . The couple were athome at Cambria, California .

-1927-Helen Boyle, '27ba, an Episcopal missionary

from Oklahoma City, was reported in the BaguioInternment Camp in the Philippine Islands bythe Japanese . Miss Boyle went to the Philippinesin the fall of 1938 to become director of anEpiscopal mission school there . She formerlyhad spent 10 years in Sendai, Japan, in a similarposition .MILLER-SOLIDAY : Miss Audra Delight Miller,

Enid, and Harry V . Soliday, '27ed, Camargo,Oklahoma, were married June 24 in Bethany .Mrs . Solitlay, a graduate of Phillips Universityin Enid, taught school in Enid . The couple areat home in Enid, where Mr. Soliday is a schoolsuperintendent .

Lloyd Story, '27law, has resigned his positionas chief title examiner with the State SchoolLand Department in order to enter private lawpractice in Oklahoma City.

-1928-Lt . Howard J . Bozarth, '28bus, and Mrs . Boz-

arth have chosen Elizabeth Parcel] as the namefor their baby daughter born June 13 in OklahomaCity . Lieutenant Bozarth was on Naval duty inWashington, D . C .

The ballad Howdy, Folks with lyrics by DavidR. Milsten, '28law, a Tulsa attorney, has beenpublished by The Irving Berlin Music PublishingCompany of New York City. Set to music byBainbridge Crist, prominent composer and teacher,the song is a tribute to the late Will Rogers . Thepoem, written by Mr . Milsten several years ago,is etched in bronze at the Will Rogers MemorialMuseum at Claremore and has been given officialrecognition by the Oklahoma State Legislature .The score as composed by Mr . Crist is ten pageslong .BROWN-RAREY : Miss Gail Brown, Alex-

andria, Virginia, and Franz Rarey, '27-'28, for-merly of Enid, were married May 31 in El Centro,Columbia, South America . Mrs . Rarey was em-ployed in Washington, D . C ., before her marriage.Mr . Rarey, who graduated from George Wash-ington University, is field superintendent with theTropic Oil Company in El Centro .

-1929-Betty Kirk, '296a, author of Covering the Mexi-

can Front, published recently by the UniversityPress, has returned to Mexico to begin work onanother book . Miss Kirk, who gathered thematerial for her book on Mexican economicand political problems while working as a cor-respondent for several U . S . newspapers, has beenaway from Mexico since September, 1942 . Duringthe past year she has written numerous magazinearticles, the most recent of which appeared inNation .Mrs . Mary E . Lottinville, mother of Savoie Lot-

tinville, '296a, director of the University Press,died June 28 in Tulsa . Besides Mr. Lottinvilleand his wife, the former Rita Higgins, '28ba,survivors include a son, Tom Lottinville, and adaughter, Helen Lottinville.

-1930-Miss Bethene Henry, '30he, former high school

teacher in Albuquerque, New Mexico, is on thefaculty of the National Training School in Kan-sas City, Missouri.Capt . Archibald C . McColl, '27-'30, and Mrs .

McColl are the parents of a baby daughter, SharonLee, born June 24 in Oklahoma City . Captain

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McColl is on duty at the Enid Army FlyingSchool .

-1931-Ethelyn Markley, '31lib.sci, bas been awardedthe Katharine L . Sharpe scholarship for graduatework during the year 1943-44 at the Universityof Illinois School of Library Science. Miss Mark-ley spent last year in New Orleans helping pre-pare a union catalog of the three largest librariesthere . Prior to that time she was librarian incharge of the technical process department at theUniversity of Alabama .

J . D . McCoid, the father of two alumni andformer Norman resident, died in Santa Monica,California, in June . Survivors include a son, J .D . McCoid, Jr., '31bus, of Santa Monica, and adaughter, Mrs . R . L. Turner (Corinne McCoid,'32ed), of Rolla, Missouri .Vernon Thornton, '31ms, researcher with the

Phillips Petroleum Company, was on the campusthis summer doing work on the infrared specto-graph in the Physics Department with E . BrockDale, '40phys, member of the department staff.

John F. Wilkinson, '31bus, investment bankerwith the Mercantile Commerce Bank and TrustCompany in St . Louis, Missouri, has completedhis second resident session in the Rutgers GraduateSchool of Banking at Rutgers University, NewBrunswick, New Jersey . Sponsored by the AmericanBankers Association for bank officials, the Rut-gers course consists of three resident sessions oftwo weeks each, correspondence work, and athesis on a timely banking subject. Mr . Wilk-inson is sales manager of the bond departmentof the St Louis firm .

-1932-GARY-FUNDERBURK : Miss Dora Eileen

Gary and Tech . Sgt . William Davis Funderburk,'32, both of Oklahoma City, were married June10 . Mrs . Funderburk is employed with theDouglas Aircraft Company in Oklahoma City .Sergeant Funderburk, a member of Phi KappaPsi fraternity, was state news editor on the Daily0klahoman before he entered the Army . Hewas stationed at Hunter Field, Savannah, Georgia .

Lt. Van Heflin, '326a, and Mrs . Heflin are theparents of a baby daughter, Vana Gay, born re-cently in Hollywood, California . LieutenantHeflin is stationed at Camp Roberts, California .W. D . Owsley, '32eng, has been named chief

engineer with the Halliburton Oil Well Companyat Duncan . He has been with the HalliburtonCompany since graduating from the University .Ray Parr, '326a, and Mrs . Parr have chosen

the name Peyton Michael Gerard Parr for theirbaby son born recently in Oklahoma City . Mr .Parr is a reporter and feature writer on the Daily0klahoman .

Sketches of Tom Yarbrough, '32, and Lyle C .Wilson, '18, are included in the illustrated book-let, From the Fighting Fronts, published recentlyby the Philadelphia Record on the Record'.( for-eign correspondents . Mr . Yarbrough is with theAssociated Press and Mr . Wilson is with theUnited Press .

-1933-Mrs . Ross McLaury Taylor (Elizabeth Brooks,

'33ma) is making her home in Wichita, Kansas,while Mr. Taylor, '30ba, 33ma, serves as a lieu-tenant stationed at Camp Wallace, Texas . Lieu-tenant Taylor was professor of English at theUniversity of Wichita before entering the service .The Taylors have two children, Brooks and Mich-ael .Mrs . Louis R Means, Jr. (Martha LeFlore,

'33ed) bas moved from Oklahoma City to Kan-sas City, Missouri, where Mr . Means was recentlytransferred as production manager of the Ameri-can Beauty Macaroni Company . The couple havetwo daughters, Linda Ann and Nancy Elizabeth .NEAL-ALLIN : Miss Thelma Louise Neal, 33fa,

Cleveland, and John T . Allin, Osage, were mar-ried May 24 in Cleveland . Before her marriageMrs . Neal taught school in Cleveland . She is amember of Gamma Phi Beta sorority . Mr . Allinis employed with the Missouri, Kansas and Texas

Attache in Nicaragua

JOE KENDRICK, '42Joe T. Kendrick, '42, Ardmore, who went

into the U. S . diplomatic service shortly afterleaving the University, is an attache at theAmerican embassy in Managua, Nicaragua . Be-fore being assigned to the post he received spe-cial training at George Washington Universityin Washington, D. C.At the University Mr . Kendrick was a mem-

ber of Delta Chi fraternity, the Y.M.C.A .,Bombardiers, Phi Eta Sigma scholastic fraternityand the Congress Club. He was a student inthe College of Arts and Sciences, majoring ingovernment.

Railroad in Cleveland where the couple estab-lished a home .

Jack A Wood, '33bus, Oklahoma City, is aliaison representative with the outside productiondepartment of Beech Aircraft Company in Wichi-ta, Kansas.

-1934-BUTLER-CASTLEMAN : Miss Shirley Butler ;

Fletcher, and Gentry R . Castleman, '346s, pharm-acist's mate second class in the Navy, were mar-ried June 5 at Marlow . Mrs . Castleman, a grad-uate of Oklahoma College for Women at Chick-asha, is bookkeeper at a department store inMarlow . Mr. Castleman, formerly a chemist inNashville, Tennessee, was attached to a Marineunit at San Diego, California .

Capt . Joel E . Cunningham, '30-'34, and Mrs .Cunningham (Marine Shoemate, '376a) are theparents of a baby daughter born July 11 at FortBragg, North Carolina .William M . Dodson, '34law, has resigned as

assistant county attorney of Muskogee Countyto accept a private legal position . He was em-ployed by the DuPont company before becomingassistant county attorney.

Jack Emil Engleman, '34bs, Norman, is a ju-nior botanist with the Soil Conservation Serviceat Woodward .

Robert H. Parker, '346a, formerly of Okla-homa City, has been named chief attorney for theDepartment of Banking of the State of NewYork . He was granted leave of absence fromShearman and Sterling Law Firm, New YorkCity, to accept the state position . Mr . Parkerreceived his law degree at Columbia Universityin New York after leaving the University . Heis married and has one child, Robert H . Parker,Jr ., 2 years old.

WILBANKS-WILDER : Miss Sally Wilbanks,'34fa, Holdenville, and Maj . Webster Wilder,'33law, Cherokee, were married June 10 in Tulsa .Mrs . Wilder, a member of Alpha Phi sorority,taught school in Ponca City. Major Wilder, amember of Beta Theta Pi fraternity, was stationedat Camp Gruber . Before entering the Army heserved two terms in the Oklahoma legislatureand was county attorney of Alfalfa County . Herecently completed a course of advanced trainingat the Command and General Staff School, FortLeavenworth, Kansas .MAGAN-WOODRUFF : Miss Carlie Jean Ma-gan, Idabel, and Capt . Everett C . Woodruff, '34

pharm, Crawfordsville, Arkansas, were marriedJune 16 in the post chapel at Fort Mason, nearSan Francisco . Mrs . Woodruff, who attendedOklahoma College for Women at Chickasha, isemployed in the Soil Conservation office in FortWorth, Texas . Captain Woodruff, formerly com-mander of the Civilian Construction Camp atIdabel, was to go on overseas duty .

1935-HERZBERG-BARNETT: Mrs . Beatrice A .Hcrzberg, Enid, and Sgt . Herbert Barnett, '35law, Tulsa, were married June 27 in Tulsa . Ser-geant Barnett, former Tulsa attorney, is stationedat the Enid Army Air Base in the administrative andinspection department . The couple are makingtheir home in Enid .

Robert W. Bradley, Norman insurance manand father of five alumni, died at his borne June27 . Survivors include Mrs . Bradley and his sonsand daughters, Ensign Robert Bradley, Jr ., '35,'39, '41, Washington, D . C . ; Cpl . Glenn P . Brad-ley, '39-'43, Fort Sill ; Milton H . Bradley, 38fa,'42m.ed, Goodwell, Oklahoma ; Carter Bradley,'40journ, Oklahoma City ; Mrs. Clara Lea Long,'41ed, Tulsa, and Margaret L . Bradley, a fresh-man student in the University, and Joe Bradley,of Norman .COPASS-BRAKEBILL : Miss Emma Leah Co-

pass, '34fa, and William Brakebill, '35bus, bothof Shawnee, were married June 12 in Tulsa .Mrs . Brakebill, a member of Alpha Phi sorority,taught school in Shawnee . Mr. Brakebill is con-nected with the engineering department of theOklahoma City Air Service Command in Okla-homa City, where the couple are at home .THAIN-SANDERSON : Miss Christine Thain,

'35lib.sci, formerly of Watonga, and Edward L .Sanderson, Vardaman, Mississippi, were marriedJuly 7 in Tuscaloosa, Alabama . Mrs . Sandersonwas a member of the library staff of the Univer-sity of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. Mr . Sanderson,a graduate of the University of Mississippi atOxford, is an instructor in physics at the Uni-versity of Alabama . The couple are living inTuscaloosa .

Robert Wolf, '36law, and Mrs . Wolf (FrancesMorse, '356a) are the parents of a baby daughter,Sally Sue, born recently in Tulsa . The Wolfs'older daughter is named Nancy Nell .

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THADEN-DAVIS : Miss Marjorie Thaden,Bronxville, New York, and Capt . William G .Davis, Jr., '36bus, Marietta, were married July 10in New York City . Mrs . Davis attended SweetBriar College in Virginia, and graduated fromthe Katharine Gibbs School in New York . Cap-tain Davis, a member of Pi Kappa Alpha fra-ternity, was associated with Time, Incorporated,before entering the service . He is stationed inthe office of the Chief of Ordnance in Wash-ington, D . C . The couple are living in Arlington,Virginia .

William Harries, '36bus, is a representative ofthe Reed Roller Bit Company in Corpus Christi,Texas .L . H . Mack, '36eng, head of the Mack Drilling

Company, has moved from Albuquerque, NewMexico, to Moab, Utah, where the company isdrilling mile-deep test wells for the Defense PlantCorporation and private potash and magnesiumcompanies . He and Mrs . Mack have two sons,Johnnie, 4, and Dicky, 6 months .

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lishing season selected for excellence of formatand typography . Another recent honor accordedMr . Conkwright was his selection by the TradeBook Clinic of the American Institute of GraphicArts as one of the judges who each month pickout the book having the best design and typogra-phy. Before going to Princeton, he was art editorof the University of Oklahoma Press .O . H . Cunningham, '38m .ed, has been ap-

pointed superintendent of schools at Council Hill,Oklahoma . This summer he taught at the Con-nors Air School at Warner .GIBSON-MAGRUDER : The engagement of

Miss Mary S . Gibson, '38bus, Muskogee and Okla-homa City, to Harold N. Magruder, OklahomaCity, has been announced . The wedding wasto take place on July 28 in Oklahoma City . MissGibson is a member of Kappa Kappa Gammasorority . Mr . Magruder, a graduate of the Uni-versity of Missouri at Columbia, is associated withthe Southwestern Bell Telephone Company inOklahoma City, where the couple will live .SINGLEY-GLENN : Miss Mary Ann Singley,

Tulsa, and Aviation Cact Walter F . Glenn, Jr.,'38, Tyler, Texas, were married June 26 in Okla-homa City . Mrs . Glenn, a member of Chi Omegasorority, attended Oklahoma A. and M . Collegeat Stillwater . Cadet Glenn was in training atMustang Field, near El Reno . Mrs . Glenn plansto remain in Tulsa until he completes aviationtraining .

Mrs . Carl E . Everett (Trudy Goodwin, 38soc .wk) lives in Harrisonville, Missouri, where herhusband is a practicing physician .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, a member ofSigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, was stationed atFort Sam Houston, Texas . The couple estab-lished a home in San Antonio .

Lt . Clare Lyons and Mrs . Lyons (Stella Radley,'37-'38) are the parents of a baby son born June17 in Oklahoma City . Lieutenant Lyons was onduty in Louisiana .Dr. James H . Sawtcll and Mrs . Sawtcll (Dor-

othe London, '38ed), Chicago, are the parents ofa baby daughter, Sheri London, born July I1in Oklahoma City .BURKS-SHAW : Miss Thelma Burks, Hooker,

and Ray Richard Shaw, 38pharm, Oklahoma City,were married June 6 at Hooker . The couple areliving at Pryor where Mr. Shaw is a foremanin the DuPont powder plant.

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BAKER-SHELTON : Miss Evelyne Baker, '33-'39, and Petty Officer Raymond Shelton, '33-'36,both of Blanchard, were married June 4 in Wil-liamsburg, Virginia . Before her marriage Mrs .Shelton taught school at Blanchard . Mr . Shelton,assistant Blanchard postmaster before he enteredthe Navy, was stationed in Norfolk, Virginia,where the couple were at home .HODGE-CONNERS : Miss Mary Louise Hodge

and Lt . Gerald Conners, '37-'39, both of Wau-rika, were married June 5 . Mrs . Conners wasemployed in the Agricultural Adjustment Ad-ministration office in Waurika before her mar-riage . Lieutenant Conners was stationed at FortSill, where the couple esablished a home .I)ALE-HIXSON : Miss Agnes Dale, '39ba, Altus,

and Pvt . J. Howard Hixson, Jr ., Washington, D .C ., were married on July 2 in Washington . Mrs .Hixson, a member of Alpha Phi sorority, is em-ployed in the ordnance division of the War De-partment in Washington . Private Hixson, whoattended George Washington University there,was employed in the Department of Commercebefore entering the Army. He was stationedat Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland .

Music and lyrics for the all-WAC show, Onthe Double, presented recently at the WACTraining Center at Daytona Beach, Florida, werewritten by Lt . Ruby Douglass, '39fa, formerly ofBristow . The show features twelve songs byLieutenant Douglass, among them There's a

Reason for Every Season, Lost in a Cloud of Blue,and This Moment Can Never Last. LieutenantDouglass is also the composer of an earlier song,The WAC is a Soldier, Too, which was playedrecently by Andre Kostelanetz and his orchestraon their coast-to-coast radio program .FISHER-WOOD : Miss Frances Fisher, '39he,

Enid, and Dr . Charles B . Wood, Cambridge, Mas-sachusetts, were married in Cambridge on May29 . Mrs. Wood, a member of Delta Delta Deltasorority, was dietitian at the New England Bap-tist Hospital in Boston before her marriage . Sheserved her interneship in the House of Mercyin Pittsfield, Massachusetts . Dr. Wood is pro-fessor of English and instructor in military sub-jects at Massachusetts Institute of Technology inCambridge, where he and Mrs . Wood areat home .

Charles Hickcox, '39ms, a member of the Alas-kan division of the United States Geological Sur-vey, was in the Aleutian Islands doing researchon strategic minerals .O'MEARA-JILLSON : Miss Patricia O'Meara, Il-

waco, Washington, and Lt Everett Jillson, '38-'39, Sayre, were married June 13 at Fort Mon-mouth, New Jersey . Mrs . Jillson, a graduate ofthe University of Washington, taught school atIlwaco . Lieutenant Jillson is stationed with theSignal Corps at Fort Monmouth, where the coupleare at home.

David Linebaugh, '39letters, Muskogee, is anadministrative assistant in the Bureau of theBudget in Washington, D . C . His home is nearthere in Mount Rainier, Maryland .MERRITT-WINKLER: Miss Mary Jane Mer-ritt, Oklahoma City, and Sgt . W. A .Winkler, '37-'40, Duluth, Minnesota, were mar-ried June 2 in Oklahoma City . Sergeant Wink-ler, a graduate of the University of Minnesota inMinneapolis, was employed by the OklahomaNatural Gas Company in Oklahoma City beforehe entered the Army . The couple establisheda home in Shreveport, Louisiana, near BarksdaleField, where Sergeant Winkler was on duty .SESSUMS-THAREL : Miss Nathalie Sessums,

'39ba, Little Rock, Arkansas, and Lt . George M .Tharel, '42ed, Seminole, were married June 5in Little Rock . Mrs . Tharel was Baptist studentsecretary at the Oklahoma Baptist State Hospitalin Muskogee. The couple are at home in Gates-ville, Texas, near Camp Hood, where LieutenantTharel is stationed .Mary Lynn Westervelt, '39bs, '41ms, Norman,

junior geologist with the Texas Oil Company,has been transferred to company offices in Shaw-nee .WOOWARD-PATTERSON : Miss Inez Wood-

ward, '39ba, '40m .ed, Norman, and Cpl . KennethF . Patterson, '41-'42, Lawton, were married June6 at Norman . Mrs . Patterson was secretary in theCollege of Business Administration at the Uni-versity before her marriage . Corporal Patterson .former University business student, was stationedat Camp Lee, Virginia .WOZENCRAFT-NEAL : Miss Frances Wozen-

craft, '39ed, Seminole, and Capt . Nevin E . Neal,Conway, Arkansas, were married July 3 in Alas-ka . Mrs . Neal, a member of Alpha Phi sorority,received her master's degree at Columbia Uni-versity in New York City . Before her marriageshe taught school in Tulsa . Captain Neal, agraduate of Hendrix College at Conway andVanderbilt College in Nashville, Tennessee, isstationed in Alaska .

-1940-A question from Mrs. Harold Tacker (Sylvia

Babcock, '40), formerly of Norman, was usedon the Information, Please radio quiz programJuly 5 . The question asked for lines of poetrydescribing different kinds of complexions. Mrs .Tacker is the wife of Lt . Harold Tacker, '40fa,University photographer on leave for Naval ser-vice in Alaska .

Lt . James L . Barr, '40eng, and Mrs . Barr arethe parents of a baby son born in June at Romu-lus, New York . Lieutenant Barr is stationed atthe Seneca Ordnance Depot there.

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VADAKIN-BECKER : Miss Bette Vadakin andLt . Frank R. Becker, '40bus, both of Enid, weremarried June 5 . Mrs . Becker was employed atthe Enid First National Bank . Lieutenant Becker,a member of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity, wasstationed at Fort Sill with the Field Artillery.CHOWNING-HOHL : Miss Betty Katherine

Chowning, '40soc .wk, '43m .soc .wk, OklahomaCity, and Pfc. James F. Hold, Sand Springs, weremarried June 26 in Oklahoma City . Mrs . Hohlis a case worker with the United Provident As-sociation in Oklahoma City . Private Hohl, amember of Phi Chi medical fraternity, is a juniorin the University School of Medicine . The coupleare at home in Oklahoma City .

William A . Clegern, '40eng, and Mrs . Clegernhave chosen the name Robert Wayne for theirbaby son born in San Diego, California, lastwinter .

Dale Dow, '40eng, Fort Madison, Iowa, isemployed as an engineer with the Globe AircraftCompany in Fort Worth, Texas.V . R. Echols, '40m .ed, formerly superintendent

of schools at Battiest Consolidated School in Me-Curtain County, has been appointed superinten-dent of schools at Dover, Oklahoma. Mrs. Echolsis the former Fern Katch, '40m .ed.

Miss Freddie Lou Etter, '40lib.sci, Muskogee,has been employed as librarian at the Stationhospital at Camp Gruber, Oklahoma.EVANS-DOWELL : Miss Nelle Rose Evans, '40

bus, Norman, and Ensign George B . Dowell, '43eng, Saratoga, Texas, were married June 16 inNew York City. Mrs . Dowell is an associate ofFay Stephens, Inc., in Oklahoma City . EnsignDowell was awaiting assignment to duty follow-ing completion of his training at the Naval Re-serve Midshipmen's School in New York .FALKENSTEIN-GASSER : Miss Lillian Falken-

stein, '40ed, Durant, and Pvt. George M. Gasser,St Louis, Missouri, were married June 22 in St .Louis. Private Gasser, a graduate of the LoganBasic College of Chiropractics at Normandy, Mis-souri, was associated with a clinic in ExcelsiorSprings, Missouri, before entering the Army . Hewas stationed with the Medical Corps at FortBragg, North Carolina, where the couple weretemporarily at home . Mrs . Gasser plans to returnto her position as High School music teacher atDurant this fall .FONDREN-JONES : Miss Nancy Jeanne Fon-

dren, '40-'41, Madill, and Lt. Fred B . Jones, Jr .,'40-'41, Durant, were married July 3 at Alliance,Nebraska . Mrs . Jones attended Oklahoma Collegefor Women at Chickasha and Southeastern StateCollege at Durant. Lieutenant Jones was sta-tioned at the Army Air Base at Alliance, wherethe couple established a home .FOSTER-REISS : Announcement has been made

of the marriage of Miss Jean Foster, '40ba, Heav-ener, to Albert F . Reiss, in Fayetteville, Arkansas,on February 20 . The couple are at home inFort Smith, where Mrs . Reiss teaches school .BRASK-GARWOOD : Miss Christine Brask,

Tonkawa, and Lt Irvin M . Garwood, '40bus,Blackwell, were married June 6 in Tonkawa .Mrs . Garwood, a graduate of Oklahoma A . andM . College at Stillwater, taught school in Hutch-inson, Kansas, before her marriage . LieutenantGarwood, formerly with the Continental OilCompany in Ponca City, was stationed at FortRiley, Kansas, but expected to be transferred toCalifornia soon.

Lt . Norman J . Harris, '406a, and Mrs . Harris(Rose Stone, '40) are the parents of a babydaughter, Jeanne Ellen, born last spring in Tulsa .Lieutenant Harris is on duty overseas .HENDON-BISHOP : Miss Idabel Hendon, '40

journ, Shawnee, and Dr . Charles Bishop, Jr .,Wewoka, were married June 20 in Shawnee . Mrs .Bishop is a member of Delta Gamma sorority .Dr . Bishop, who attended Oklahoma Baptist Uni-versity at Shawnee and the University of NewMexico in Albuquerque, is a graduate of theSouthern College of Optometry in Memphis Ten-nessee. He is a member of Kappa Sigma fra-ternity . The couple are at home in Wewoka,where Dr. Bishop is a practicing optometrist .

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Oklahoma Memorial UnionUniversity of Oklahoma, Norman

Alvin W . Hicks, '40m .ed, formerly of NewYork City, is superintendent of schools at Mam-aroneck, New York .IIIGHSMITH-JOHNSTON : Miss Sara Sue

Highsmith and Capt . Myron T. Johnston, '36-'40,both of Norman, were married June 5 at CampHood, Texas . Captain Johnson, former Univer-sity engineering student, was employed by theOklahoma Gas and Electric Company at Normanbefore entering the Army . He was stationed atCamp Hood .KRAFT-LOCKS : Miss Patsy Ruth Kraft, Okla-

homa City, and Lt . Alfred H . Locke, '39-'40,Eufaula, were married June 5 in Fort Worth,Texas . Lieutenant Locke was stationed with theAir Force at Tarrant Field, near Fort Worth,where the couple have established a home.WRIGHT-NELSON : Miss Betty Anne Wright

and Lt (jg) Gregory C . Nelson, '39-'40, both ofOklahoma City, were married June 25 . Mrs Nel-son, a member of Chi Omega sorority, attendedOklahoma City University and Oklahoma A . andM . College at Stillwater . Lieutenant Nelson re-cently returned from duty as a Navy flier basedon the aircraft carrier Enterprise in the SouthPacific . He was assigned to the Naval Air Sta-tion at Jacksonville, Florida where he and Mrs .Nelson established a home .WARNER-NICHOLS : Announcement has been

made of the marriage of Miss Mary Warner, Buf-falo, New York, and Lt . Horace C . Nichols, '39-'40, Ardmore, April 13 in Phoenix, Arizona . Lieu-tenant Nichols recently received his commissionat Luke Field, Arizona . He was stationed inRapid City, South Dakota, where he and Mrs .Nichols established a home .

Chester Norman, '401aw, Muskogee attorneyand former state representative from MuskogeeCounty, has been appointed Muskogee city judgeby Governor Robert S . Kerr, '16, Mrs . Normanis the former Rena Marnell Turner, '40ed .PATTON-COAMBS : Announcement has been

made of the engagement of Miss Mirian ElainePatton, '40ed, Anadarko, to Staff Sgt. H. ArnoldCoambs, Columbus, Ohio . The bride-elect hasbeen teaching school in Lawton since graduatingfrom the University . Sergeant Coambs, a gradu-ate of the Polytechnic College of Engineering inOakland, California, is taking advtnced engineer-ing work at the University of Ohio in Columbuswith an A.S .T.P . unit .

Lt . James Lee Quong, '39-'40, and Mrs . Quong(Jennie Lou Grey, '41fa) are the parents of ababy son, Terrence O . Quong, born June 25 atCamp Wheeler, Georgia .RUDELL-TI-IOMSON : Miss Mildred Rudell,'406a, Stroud, and Lt . Donald E . Thomson, New-

kirk, were married June 1 in Pocatello, Idaho,Mrs . Thomson taught school at Claremore. Lieu-tenant Thomson was associated with the AlbrightTitle and Trust Company at Ncwkirk beforejoining the Army Air Force last year . The coupleestablished a home at Pocatello, where he was sta-tioned .SCILLIAN-GREEN : Miss Greta Ruth Scillian,

'40ed, '42m .ed, Seminole, and Flight Officer Mar-vin V . Green, '37-'40, Norman, were marriedMay 28 in San Antonio, Texas . Mrs. Green taughtschool in Seminole . Mr. Green was assigned tothe Army Air Field at Hondo, Texas, where thecouple established a home .Amzie Strickland, '406a, Oklahoma City, wrote

the script presented on the National BroadcastingCompany program, "Author's Playhouse," onJune 23 . Before going to New York recently,Miss Strickland was a free-lance radio writer andactor in Chicago . She has bad acting experiencein Oklahoma City and Norman, and played instock one summer at Cohasset, Massachusetts .BEST-'TAYLOR : Miss Aldena Best, Cordell,

and Wallace A . Taylor, '40pharm, Norman, weremarried May 25 in Cordell . Mrs. Taylor, a grad-uate of the Southwestern Institute of Technologyat Weatherford, taught school in Cordell beforeher marriage . Mr . Taylor, a member of KappaPsi and Galen, honorary pharmacy organizations,is associated with the Sooner Drug Store in Nor-man where the couple are at home.

Alice Jerry Waters, 40soc.wk, Oklahoma City,is a Red Cross social worker at the Station Hos-pital at Camp Croft, South Carolina .SARGENT-YEILDING : Miss Hettie Jo Sargent,

Walters, and Lt . Howard Yeilding, '38-'40,Phoenix, Arizona, were married June 3 at WestPoint, New York . Mrs . Yeilding, who attendedOklahoma College for Women at Chickasha andOklahoma A . and M . College at Stillwater, wasemployed with Consolidated Aircraft in FortWorth, Texas . Lieutenant Ycilding graduatedfrom West Point Military Academy in June witha commission in the Air Force and was assignedto Mather Field, California . The couple estab-lishcd a home near there in Sacramento .

-1941-AAB-BURT: Miss Mary Joyce Aab, '39-'41,and Lt . Richard F . Burt, '38-'41, both of Glen-pool, Oklahoma, were married June 6 . LieutenantBurt, a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity,received his commission in the Air Force atWilliams Field, Arizona, in May. He was as-signed to duty in Austin, Texas, where the coupleestablished a home .ANDERSON-STEVENSON : Miss Nila Lee

Anderson, '41fa, and Capt. Lee Stevenson, '42bus,both of Ponca City, were married June 3 . Cap-tain Stevenson, a football player while at the Uni-versity, played professional football for a yearafter be graduated . The couple will be at homein Oklahoma City while Captain Stevenson isstationed at Cimarron Field .

Ralph Clifford, 41law, and Mrs. Clifford(Mary Fay Grantham, '38-'40) have chosen thename Margaret Ellen for their baby daughter bornthis spring in Fort Worth, Texas . Mr . Cliffordis an attorney with the National Labor RelationsBoard there.Thomas L . Collins, '41letters, is associated with

Schwab and Beatty, an advertising agency forpublishers in New York City. Mrs . Collins isthe former Isabel Kaufman, '38 2 42 .COX-MERHAB : Announcement bas been made

of the engagement of Mrs . Ruth Goodbread Cox,'38-'41, Dayton, Ohio, to William Nicholas

Mer-hab, Toledo, Ohio.Mrs. Coxisonthe staff ofthe Dayton Public Library . Mr . Merhab, a grad-uate of Ohio Northern University at Ada, Ohio,was formerly a professional baseball player andcoach . He is now a Toledo journalist and busi-ness man .

John W . Crutchfield, '41eng, Tulsa, is em-ployed as a rotary helper in the production de-partment of the Humble Oil and Refining Com-pany at Corpus Christi, Texas .

Evelyn Frances DcVorss, '41bs, formerly ofDetroit, Michigan, is employed as city laboratorytechician in Minneapolis, Minnesota .FAUCETT-FIFE : Announcement bas been

made of the engagement of Miss Wanda Fau-cett, Shawnee and Oklahoma City, to Phil Fife,'416s, Oklahoma City . The wedding was to bean event of July 30 in Oklahoma City. MissFaucett, who attended Oklahoma College forWomen at Chickasha and Oklahoma A . and M .College at Stillwater, is employed as a medicaltechnologist at St. Anthony's Hospital in Okla-homa City. She is a member of Kappa AlphaTheta sorority . Mr. Fife, a member of SigmaChi fraternity, expects to graduate from the Uni-versity School of Medicine in December .Anne Hait, '41ed, Norman, is a member ofthe Signal Corps training group receiving in-

struction in the University College of Engineer-ing . After completing her training Miss Haitwill be assigned as a Civil Service employee atWright Field, Dayton, Ohio . She formerlytaught school at Ncwkirk and Moore.

Ardelle Hallock, '41ba, Norman, is employedas student secretary for the Baptist Church inNachitoches, Louisiana, where the LouisianaState Normal School is located .George Holloway, '41m .ed, football coach atRingling for the last three years, has been em-ployed as athletic director and coach at the Fred-erick High School .

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IRELAN-KNEE : Miss Ruth Ella Irelan, '41soc .wk, Sapulpa, and Junior Koenig Knee, '41soc .wk, '42ma, Lawton, were married May 29in Chicago . Mrs . Knee is working toward adegree in social administration at the Universityof Chicago and serving as a psychiatric socialworker at the Illinois Neuropsychiatric Institutein Chicago. Mr . Knee is employed with thePullman Company in Chicago, where the coupleare at home .JACQUES-GAY : Miss Patricia Jacques, '41

journ, Uncas, and Lt. Richard L . Gay, Keene,New Hampshire, were married June 19 in Day-ton, Ohio. Mrs . Gay, a member of Theta SigmaPhi honorary journalism fraternity for women,was employed on the Jackson County Tribune atAltus before becoming an editorial clerk atWright Field, near Dayton . Lieutenant Gay, agraduate of the University of New Hampshire atDurham, was an investment broker before enter-ing the Army . He was stationed at Wright Field .LANDSBERG-HORWITZ :

Miss

M a r i 1 i n eLandsberg, '40-'41, Dallas, and Ensign Al Hor-witz, '42journ, Oklahoma City, were marriedApril 14 in Dallas . Ensign Horwitz, formersports editor of the Oklahoma Daily, is a mem-ber of Pi Lambda Phi fraternity . He and Mrs .Horwitz lived in Ocean View, Virginia, for ashort time after their marriage, until he wastransferred to foreign duty . Mrs . Horwitz plan-ned to return to her home in Dallas .NICHOLS-THOMPSON : Miss Mary Margaret

Nichols, '41, formerly of Ardmore, and EnsignEjnar Thompson, Portales, New Mexico, weremarried June 9 in the chapel at the U . S . NavalAcademy at Annapolis, Maryland . Ensign Thomp-son recently received his commission at the Acad-emy and was assigned to duty in Jacksonville,Florida, where the couple established a home .REYNOLDS-COLLINS : Miss Edith M . Reyn-

olds, '41nurse, Valliant, lieutenant in the ArmyNurses Corps, and Capt . George H . Collins, Jr .,Wollaston, Massachusetts, were married June 1 inNew Orleans . Lieutenant Reynolds is on duty atFort Sill . Captain Collins, a graduate of HarvardUniversity, is stationed at Camp Gordon, Georgia .ROUSE-SCOON : Announcement has been made

of the engagement of Miss Annabelle Rouse, '41letters, Norman, to John G . H . Scoon, Princeton,New Jersey. The wedding will take place thisfall . Both Miss Rouse and Mr . Scoon are editorswith Henry Holt and Company, Publishers, inNew York City . Miss Rouse is a member ofDelta Delta Delta sorority. Mr . Scoon, a gradu-ate of Princeton University, and the bride-electwere formerly associated with the University Pressin Norman .TEETER-HOGGARD : Announcement has been

made of the engagement of Miss Mildred MaeTeeter, '41ed, Los Angeles, to Ensign Lara Hog-gard, former director of choral music at the Uni-versity . Miss Teeter, a member of Sigma AlphaIota honorary music fraternity, is doing graduatework in the University of Southern California inLos Angeles . She taught school in Colorado lastyear. Ensign Hoggard, on leave for Naval ser-vice, was assigned to active duty at Tucson, Ari-zona.

James A . Wilson, '41eng, and Mrs . Wilson(Ima Leta Logue, '37=38) are the parents of ababy son, James Allen, born recently in Okla-homa City.

-1942-Bob Adams, 39 2 42, former WNAD staff

member, has been employed as an announcer atstation KTUL in Tulsa .ANDERSON-BRADLEY : Miss Frances Jane

Anderson, '42ed, Norman, and Capt . K . OrvilleBradley, Dallas, were married June 15 in Nor-man. Mrs . Bradley last year taught school inBorger, Texas . Captain Bradley, a graduate ofSt Mary's University in San Antonio, Texas, wasstationed at Camp Mackall, North Carolina. Thecouple established a home near there.BENNETT-DORRANCE : Miss Mary Alice

Bennett, '40-'42, Joplin, Missouri, and Lt. JohnM . Dorrance, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, weremarried recently in Joplin . Mrs . Dorrance is a

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member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Lieu-tenant Dorrance, a graduate of Princeton Uni-versity, was stationed at Camp Crowder, Missouri,with the Signal Corps .BERCH-HOLLINGSWORTH : Announcement

was made of the engagement of Miss AlmarianBcrch, '42bs, and Pfc . Francis W. Hollingsworth,'41bs, both of Oklahoma City . The weddingwas set for August 7 in Oklahoma City . Thebride-elect is employed as a medical technologistat St . Anthony's Hospital there. Private Hollings-worth is a junior in the University School ofMedicine . The couple plan to establish a homein Oklahoma City.CARTER-BLANTON : Miss Greta E . Carter,

'42he, El Reno, and William B . Blanton, Chi-cago, were married April 18 at El Reno . Mrs .Blanton was a member of Mortar Board and theUniversity Symphony Orchestra . Mr . Blanton, whowas educated in Kansas City, Missouri, is on thestaff at the Federal Reformatory at El Reno, wherethe couple are at home .FINK-ELEY : Miss Marion Fink and Lt . Donald

D . Eley, '38-'42, both of Kingfisher, were mar-ried June 20 at Laurel, Mississippi . Mrs . Eley at-tended Southwestern State College at Weather-ford . Lieutenant Eley, an Ordnance officer, wasstationed at the Laurel Army Air Base .Bob Elliott, '41-'42, Perry, entered the Naval

Academy at Ananapolis,Maryland, in June . Amem-ber of Phi Kappa Psi fraternity and Kappa KappaPsi band fraternity, he was a student in the Col-lege of Engineering at the University.EMERY-CARROLL : Miss Helen Miriam Em-

ery, 42bus, Oklahoma City, and Staff Sgt . MacM . Carroll, Jacksonville, Texas, were marriedJune 4 at Duncan . Mrs . Carroll is an employeeof the Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Com-pany in Duncan . Sergeant Carroll was stationedat Fort Sill .John B . Freeman, '42bus, and Mrs . Freeman

(Panthea Mae Evans, '39ed) are the parents of ababy daughter, Panthea Kay, born June 2 in Tul-sa . Mrs . Freeman, formerly secretary of the De-partment of Botany at the University, was recentlyelected national secretary of Chi Delta Phi lit-erary sorority .

Aviation Cadet Huel Hamm, '39-'42, and Mrs .Hamm have chosen Beverly Berneda as the namefor their baby daughter born June 11 in Okla-City . Cadet Hamm, former O . U . football ace,was stationed in Shawnee .

Lovclla Ligon, '42ba, Wewoka, is employed assecretary to Congressman Lyle Boren in Wash-ington, D . C . She recently attended June Weekfestivities at the U . S . Naval Academy at An-napolis, Maryland .PACE-MEACHAM : Miss Dorothy Sue Pace

and Lt. George A . Meacham, III, '40-'42, bothof Clinton, were married June 19 in St . Peters-burg, Florida . Mrs . Meacham, who attendedOklahoma College for Women at Chickasha, wasemployed in the U . S . Engineer offices in Tulsabefore her marriage . Lieutenant Meacham, amember of Kappa Sigma fraternity, was withthe Air Force in St. Petersburg, where the coupleestablished a home .

Martha Lou Miller, '40-'42, Norman, has be-gun training at LaGuardia Field, New York City,as a hostess for American Airlines. Miss Millerformerly was employed at a Norman Navy base .

Virginia Lee Minnick, '42bus, Norman, is em-ployed as a junior executive with Saks Fifth Ave-nue, a large department store in New York City .Miss Minnick received her master's degree in re-tailing from New York City University in June .RIDGEWAY-PAUL : Miss Anne Ridgeway,

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Lt . Carl E . Paul,Jr., '39-'42, Muskogee, were married in a FortSill post chapel on June 9 . Mrs. Paul was em-ployed as a secretary at Sheppard Field, Texas,before her marriage . Lieutenant Paul, a memberof Phi Gamma Delta fraternity, was stationed atFort Sill . The couple established a home in Law-ton .SCHAEBER-WILSON : Miss Ruth Schaeber,

'39-'42, Pawhuska, and Lt . George D . Wilson,'40eng, Oklahoma City, were married in MiamiBeach, Florida . Mrs . Wilson, a member of Delta

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Delta Delta sorority, was employed in the ArmyOrdnance office in St . Louis, Missouri . LieutenantWilson was connected with the Office of Chiefof Ordnance in Washington, D . C ., in civilian life .He is now an instructor in aviation ordnance atMiami Beach, where the couple established ahome.Mrs . Robert E . Lee (Jane Strother, '42ba),

Oklahoma City, has been designated a sergeant inthe motor corps of the Red Cross volunteer spec-ial service division . Members of the motor corpsdrive Red Cross station wagons which act astaxis for service men and their visiting relativesand friends, transport flowers to chapels and hos-pitals, and are available for various emergencyservices .

Mrs . Mac Bradley (Joyce Thompson, '42journ)has been employed as advertising salesman andadviser for student publications at the University.She is advertising manager of the OklahomaDaily and assists with advertising for other campuspublications.WINANS-LEACH : Miss Edith Winans, '38-

'42, Duncan, and Pfc . W. O. Leach, '40-'41, Hel-ena, were married June 12 in Denver, Colorado .Both Private and Mrs . Leach are former Univer-sity law students . Private Leach, secretary toCongressman Lyle Boren before he entered theArmy, was in training at Lowry Field near Den-ver.

-'1943-Michael Blair, '43fa, London England, planned

to join the actors staff of the Entertainers NationalService Association, which has headquarters inNew York City. The Association, which in-cludes among its sponsors Gertrude Lawrenceand Eddie Dowling, sends shows to servicecamps in the United States and Canada . Mr.Blair appeared in a number of University Play-house productions while he was a student in theSchool of Drama .

Amelia Capshaw, '43soc .wk, Norman, has beenengaged in medical social work in the UniversityHospital in Oklahoma City. She recently re-turned from New York, where she did similarwork at the Central Islip State Hospital on LongIsland .VAN de CARR-BLISS : Announcement was

matte of the engagement of Miss Elizabeth AnnVan de Carr, '43journ, Norman, and Charles W .Bliss, Jr ., '436us, Tulsa . Miss Van de Carr is amember of Delta Delta Delta sorority . Mr. Blissis in training at the Naval Reserve Midshipmen'sSchool in Chicago, Illinois, and expects to re-ceive his commission as an ensign in August . Heis a member of Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity .CASEY-WRIGHT : Miss Dorothy Jewel Casey,

'42-'43, Oklahoma City, and Pvt . Robert E.Wright, '40-'43, Burlington, Iowa, were marriedJuly 10 at Fort Sill . Mrs. Wright is an employeeof General Mills, Incorporated, in Oklahoma City.Private Wright, a member of Delta Tau Deltafraternity, is with the Field Artillery at Fort Sill .He will enter Officer Candidate School after com-pleting basic training.

Marise E . Chastain, '43journ, Mount Pleasant,Michigan, is employed as advertising assistantwith the Harris Department Store in Dallas, Texas .DUDLEY-SCHMIDT : Miss Ruth E. Dudley,

'43fa, Oklahoma City, and Ensign William G . F .Schmidt, Jr., '436us, Norman, were married July3 in Oklahoma City . Mrs . Schmidt is a memberof Delta Gamma sorority. Ensign Schmidt, amember of Alpha Tau omega fraternity, recentlyreceived his commission at the Naval ReserveMidshipmen's School in Chicago . He was as-signed to duty in San Diego, California, wherethe couple were at home .

Virginia Goodwin, '43nurse, is on the nursingstaff of University Hospital in Oklahoma City.

Pauline Grisso, '436a, Seminole, has been em-ployed as an assistant analytical chemist withSmith, Rudy and Company in Philadelphia, Pen-nsvlvania .

Korene Harris, '43journ, Grand Junction, Colo-rado, has been employed as a reporter on theSouthwest American at Fort Smith, Arkansas. Sheis a former society editor of the Oklahoma Daily.

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