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'37 Grads Find Trained Workers in Demand T HE depression-born story about the college graduate who searched and searched for a job but never could find one seems to have lost its meaning. Members of the Class of '37 at the Uni- versity of Oklahoma, especially those trained to do special kinds of work, found that they could almost let the jobs seek them instead of going out to hunt for work . Several schools and colleges in the Uni- versity reported that they had more calls for graduates than they could fill . Engineering graduates found many op- portunities awaiting them . Every single graduate in geology or geological engi- neering who desired work found a job, and instead of having to take apprentice wages to "get a start," they received sal- aries ranging from $125 to $200 per month, according to Dr . V. E. Monnett, director of the School of Geology . Two of the geology graduates, Walter W. Butcher and Howard L. Fielden, chose work in Venezuela. The others are working in Texas, Louisiana, Oklaho- ma or Kansas . Many calls for geologists have been received since school started this fall, but no recent graduates were available . instrumental music graduates all found jebs, and W. R. Wehrand, head of the department, declared he could have placed a dozen more in good positions if they had been available . R . H. Richards re- ports the vocal public school music de- partment was unable to supply the de- mand for music supervisors, and many of the graduates going into this kind of work are getting $125 a month for their first year of teaching . Graduates in art and dramatic art found plenty of jobs available . Home economics graduates who wanted employment found good jobs waiting for them . Two who received master's degrees in August are teaching in college com- tounities-Thelma Walker teaching in Norman High School and Mrs. Alta Blakey at Weatherford . These positions are important because the classes are used for demonstration purposes . Five graduates in hospital dietetics are located in the best hospitals in the coun- try : Pauline Naifeh at St . Mary's Hos- pital, Rochester, Minn . ; Exel Allender, University of Michigan Hospital, Ann Arbor; Mrs. Mary Stubbs, University of Oklahoma Hospital, Oklahoma City ; Dor- othy Lindsay, Peter Bent Brigham Hos- pital, Boston ; and Hannah Ruth Wolfe, Montefiore Hospital, New York City . It is interesting to note that Miss Al- NOVEMBER, 1937 lender received appointments to three dif- fcrent hospitals, and Miss Naifeh to two. Two home economics graduates went into home service work, Dorothy Kelley v=ith the Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company at Fort Smith, Ark., and Ruth ()wen with the Oklahoma Natural Gas Company at Tulsa. Most of the pharmacy graduates found places immediately in Oklahoma drug stores, while others became hospital tech- nicians or salesmen . Earl Joseph and Pat Henry were given good positions as spec- ial representatives for Parke Davis and Co ., Detroit, Mich . Graduates of the College of Business Administration found many jobs waiting for them, the demand for trained ac- countants being far greater than the sup- ply . As usual, more members of the gradu- ating class went into teaching than into any other single occupation . The de- mand for well qualified teachers was par- ticularly heavy this year. Latest information reveived by the al- umni office as to placement of '37 gradu- ates is as follows : Teachers Doris Elizabeth Wolfe, Edmond, Oklahoma. Robert E. Wiser, Morris, Oklahoma . Winifred Wiseman, Pampa, Texas . Mary Louisc Williams, Lawton, Oklahoma . Vcrsic Marlyne Whitaker, Billings, Oklahoma . Elsie Valeria West, Bartlesville . Charles F. Wesner, Cordell . Faith Way, Haskell . Rebecca Watson, Talihina . Sarah Alice Wallace, Tulsa. Thelma B. Walker, Norman . Leah Bernice Venable, Norman . Martha Antoinette Veal, Bristow. Annie Beth Sketerfield, State Hospital, vinia 1 . Herbert Priddy, Cushing. Mary Florence Plumlee, Cloud Chief. Mrs . Ila Sherard Novikow, Mangum. Pearlic Opal Phillips, Amber. Mrs . Mary Hitchcock Parks, Indian Boarding School, Albuquerque, New Mexico . Elizabeth Lou Parks, Bartlesville . Raymond Orland Padgett, Elk City. Mrs. Oma Wilkerson Norman, Davis. John Calvin Nevens, Spivey, Kansas . Jasper Ross Naylor, Hobart. Guyneth Ann Morrison, Anadarko . John Wesley Kitchens, research assistant in astronomy, Iowa City, Iowa . Hubert William Frings, zoology assistant, Uni- versity of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn . Mary Ann Watters, Fort Cobb . Herman L. Mitchusson, Stratford . Lawrence Kimbell Mooney, Reed . Lee George Miller, Mustang . Ford Michael, Oilton . Julius Lester Medlock, Pauls Valley . Norma McNatt, Oklahoma City . Thelma Louise McElroy, Okmulgec. Eloise Edith McCown, Lawton . Mrs. Lillian Garner Maves, Oklahoma Citv . Bea Mantooth, El Reno. Ircne Malcolm, Lawton . Gene Levy, Muldrow. Marjorie Vann, Bartlesville. Leah Lou Van Kirk, Beaver . Dorris Camille Valley, Miami. Lowana M. Traverse, Oklahoma City . Marie Thompson, Thackerville . Jewell A. Thomas, Oklahoma City . Mrs. Ona H. Earl) Taylor, Stroud . Ruby Blanche Tarlton, Wanette. Walter Reed Smith, St. Louis, Oklahoma . Mary Bess Smith, Ponca City . Lillia Arlctta Sisncy, Geary . Thelma Esther Sherry, Mangum . Viola Mae Shaffer, Drumright . John Harral Scott, Idabel . Benjamin Ernst Schulze, Corpus Christi, Tex. Edward Sala, Cushing. Sister Mary Leo Rosier, Convent of Mercy, Oklahoma City . Willis Metcalfe Rosenthal, Okmulgec . Leo L. Robertson, Norman . Mrs. Beatrice Wilson Ritter, Oklahoma City . Walter R. Riddle, Haskell . Robert Forester Ready, Elk City . Loudisa Belle Rca, Oklahoma City . Nezzie Lee Leathers, Oklahoma City/ . Fred Houston Lane, Okmulgee. Rena Beryl Korb, Osage . Mrs. Ruth Howard Kinder, Duncan . LaVerne Adel Keiser, Hobart . Rilla Jacobs, Kingfisher . Ruth Juanita Hughes, Shidler . Mildred Gibbs Hudson, Tuttle . Kathleen Heinz, Lawton. Loys Chloe Haws, Foss . Mrs. Beth Hatchel, Norman . Mrs. Clara Moore Harris, Tipton . Doris Lucille Hanks, Oklahoma City . William Charles Haller, OklahomaCity . Madge L. Hall, Gould . Fay Elaine Haddix, Maysville . Sara Pauline Grubb, Miami. Lloyd William Grigsby, Morris . Sister Mary Constance Grace, St . Joseph Con- vent, Guthrie . Agnes Ruth Goldic, Choctaw . Hazel Ruth Gladwill, Altus. Mrs . Alice Erwin Gibson, Norman . Lucille Willie Fortenberry, Barlesville. Mary Myrtle Foreman, Beaver . Zealand Phillips Forbes, Walters. Cletis Theodore Eskew, Mangum . Louise England, Ponca City . Velmarae Dunn, Hammond, Louisiana . Caroline Lcola Davis, Bartlesville . Mrs . Elizabeth McCullough Dagley, Altus. Jeanette Joyclin Cravey, Mangum . Earl Cox, Thomas . George Cline Coleman, Apache . Ira Granville Clark, Hollister . Genevieve Carter, Chickasha . Gladice Carpenter, Ardmore . Amanda Lee Bunch, Wright City . Nelson Lee Brintle, Weatherford . Lowell Crofford Brown, Norman . Ava Lee Brewer, Putnam city schools, Okla- homa City . Susie E. Boyles, Gentry, Arkansas . Rankin Morgan Blankenship, Osage . Mrs. Alta Elnora Blakey, Weatherford . Daniel Ernest Bergen, Duncan . Dora Barney, Fort Cobb . Mary Hewett Bailey, Chickasha . Mrs. Mabel Fields Arnold, Pryor. Maxine Appleman, Oklahoma Cite . Marian Wood, Hitchita . Ruth DeLana Wilson, Stafford . PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 30) IS

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'37 Grads Find Trained Workers in Demand

THE depression-born storyabout the college graduate who searchedand searched for a job but never couldfind one seems to have lost its meaning.Members of the Class of '37 at the Uni-

versity of Oklahoma, especially thosetrained to do special kinds of work, foundthat they could almost let the jobs seekthem instead of going out to hunt forwork .

Several schools and colleges in the Uni-versity reported that they had more callsfor graduates than they could fill .

Engineering graduates found many op-portunities awaiting them . Every singlegraduate in geology or geological engi-neering who desired work found a job,and instead of having to take apprenticewages to "get a start," they received sal-aries ranging from $125 to $200 permonth, according to Dr . V. E. Monnett,director of the School of Geology .Two of the geology graduates, WalterW. Butcher and Howard L. Fielden,chose work in Venezuela. The othersare working in Texas, Louisiana, Oklaho-ma or Kansas . Many calls for geologistshave been received since school startedthis fall, but no recent graduates wereavailable.

instrumental music graduates all foundjebs, and W. R. Wehrand, head of thedepartment, declared he could have placeda dozen more in good positions if theyhad been available. R . H. Richards re-ports the vocal public school music de-partment was unable to supply the de-mand for music supervisors, and manyof the graduates going into this kind ofwork are getting $125 a month for theirfirst year of teaching . Graduates in artand dramatic art found plenty of jobsavailable.Home economics graduates who wanted

employment found good jobs waiting forthem . Two who received master's degreesin August are teaching in college com-tounities-Thelma Walker teaching inNorman High School and Mrs. AltaBlakey at Weatherford . These positionsare important because the classes are usedfor demonstration purposes .

Five graduates in hospital dietetics arelocated in the best hospitals in the coun-try : Pauline Naifeh at St . Mary's Hos-pital, Rochester, Minn . ; Exel Allender,University of Michigan Hospital, AnnArbor; Mrs. Mary Stubbs, University ofOklahoma Hospital, Oklahoma City ; Dor-othy Lindsay, Peter Bent Brigham Hos-pital, Boston ; and Hannah Ruth Wolfe,Montefiore Hospital, New York City .

It is interesting to note that Miss Al-

NOVEMBER,1937

lender received appointments to three dif-fcrent hospitals, and Miss Naifeh to two.Two home economics graduates went

into home service work, Dorothy Kelleyv=ith the Oklahoma Gas and ElectricCompany at Fort Smith, Ark., and Ruth()wen with the Oklahoma Natural GasCompany at Tulsa.Most of the pharmacy graduates found

places immediately in Oklahoma drugstores, while others became hospital tech-nicians or salesmen . Earl Joseph and PatHenry were given good positions as spec-ial representatives for Parke Davis andCo ., Detroit, Mich .

Graduates of the College of BusinessAdministration found many jobs waitingfor them, the demand for trained ac-countants being far greater than the sup-ply .As usual, more members of the gradu-

ating class went into teaching than intoany other single occupation . The de-mand for well qualified teachers was par-ticularly heavy this year.

Latest information reveived by the al-umni office as to placement of '37 gradu-ates is as follows :

TeachersDoris Elizabeth Wolfe, Edmond, Oklahoma.Robert E. Wiser, Morris, Oklahoma .Winifred Wiseman, Pampa, Texas.Mary Louisc Williams, Lawton, Oklahoma .Vcrsic Marlyne Whitaker, Billings, Oklahoma .Elsie Valeria West, Bartlesville .Charles F. Wesner, Cordell .Faith Way, Haskell .Rebecca Watson, Talihina .Sarah Alice Wallace, Tulsa.Thelma B. Walker, Norman .Leah Bernice Venable, Norman .Martha Antoinette Veal, Bristow.Annie Beth Sketerfield, State Hospital, vinia1 . Herbert Priddy, Cushing.Mary Florence Plumlee, Cloud Chief.Mrs. Ila Sherard Novikow, Mangum.

Pearlic Opal Phillips, Amber.Mrs. Mary Hitchcock Parks, Indian Boarding

School, Albuquerque, New Mexico .Elizabeth Lou Parks, Bartlesville .Raymond Orland Padgett, Elk City.Mrs. Oma Wilkerson Norman, Davis.John Calvin Nevens, Spivey, Kansas .Jasper Ross Naylor, Hobart.Guyneth Ann Morrison, Anadarko .John Wesley Kitchens, research assistant in

astronomy, Iowa City, Iowa .Hubert William Frings, zoology assistant, Uni-

versity of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn .Mary Ann Watters, Fort Cobb .Herman L. Mitchusson, Stratford .Lawrence Kimbell Mooney, Reed .Lee George Miller, Mustang.Ford Michael, Oilton .Julius Lester Medlock, Pauls Valley .Norma McNatt, Oklahoma City .Thelma Louise McElroy, Okmulgec.Eloise Edith McCown, Lawton .Mrs. Lillian Garner Maves, Oklahoma Citv .Bea Mantooth, El Reno.Ircne Malcolm, Lawton .

Gene Levy, Muldrow.Marjorie Vann, Bartlesville.Leah Lou Van Kirk, Beaver .Dorris Camille Valley, Miami.

Lowana M. Traverse, Oklahoma City .Marie Thompson, Thackerville .Jewell A. Thomas, Oklahoma City .Mrs. Ona H. Earl) Taylor, Stroud .Ruby Blanche Tarlton, Wanette.Walter Reed Smith, St. Louis, Oklahoma .Mary Bess Smith, Ponca City .Lillia Arlctta Sisncy, Geary.Thelma Esther Sherry, Mangum .Viola Mae Shaffer, Drumright.John Harral Scott, Idabel .Benjamin Ernst Schulze, Corpus Christi, Tex.Edward Sala, Cushing.Sister Mary Leo Rosier, Convent of Mercy,

Oklahoma City .Willis Metcalfe Rosenthal, Okmulgec .Leo L. Robertson, Norman .Mrs. Beatrice Wilson Ritter, Oklahoma City .Walter R. Riddle, Haskell.Robert Forester Ready, Elk City .Loudisa Belle Rca, Oklahoma City .Nezzie Lee Leathers, OklahomaCity/.Fred Houston Lane, Okmulgee.Rena Beryl Korb, Osage.Mrs. Ruth Howard Kinder, Duncan .LaVerne Adel Keiser, Hobart .Rilla Jacobs, Kingfisher .Ruth Juanita Hughes, Shidler .Mildred Gibbs Hudson, Tuttle .Kathleen Heinz, Lawton.Loys Chloe Haws, Foss .Mrs. Beth Hatchel, Norman .Mrs. Clara Moore Harris, Tipton .Doris Lucille Hanks, Oklahoma City .William Charles Haller, OklahomaCity.Madge L. Hall, Gould.Fay Elaine Haddix, Maysville .Sara Pauline Grubb, Miami.Lloyd William Grigsby, Morris .Sister Mary Constance Grace, St . Joseph Con-

vent, Guthrie.Agnes Ruth Goldic, Choctaw.Hazel Ruth Gladwill, Altus.Mrs. Alice Erwin Gibson, Norman .Lucille Willie Fortenberry, Barlesville.Mary Myrtle Foreman, Beaver .Zealand Phillips Forbes, Walters.Cletis Theodore Eskew, Mangum .Louise England, Ponca City .Velmarae Dunn, Hammond, Louisiana .Caroline Lcola Davis, Bartlesville .Mrs. Elizabeth McCullough Dagley, Altus.Jeanette Joyclin Cravey, Mangum .Earl Cox, Thomas .George Cline Coleman, Apache.Ira Granville Clark, Hollister .Genevieve Carter, Chickasha.Gladice Carpenter, Ardmore.Amanda Lee Bunch, Wright City .Nelson Lee Brintle, Weatherford .Lowell Crofford Brown, Norman .Ava Lee Brewer, Putnam city schools, Okla-

homa City .Susie E. Boyles, Gentry, Arkansas .Rankin Morgan Blankenship, Osage.Mrs. Alta Elnora Blakey, Weatherford .Daniel Ernest Bergen, Duncan .Dora Barney, Fort Cobb .Mary Hewett Bailey, Chickasha.Mrs. Mabel Fields Arnold, Pryor.Maxine Appleman, Oklahoma Cite .Marian Wood, Hitchita .Ruth DeLana Wilson, Stafford .

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Rub asparagus through sieve and addto water. Add cream and thicken withbutter and flour rubbed together.

Gerald Clifford Roberts, Oklahoma City .Harry Franklin Suffield, Continental Oil Com-

pany, Ponca City .Rosemary Brwen, Norman.Sol Marcellus Bunnell, Taylor, Texas.

LibrariansMary Belle Riley, Mustang.Baxter Polk, El Paso, Texas.Odessa Haugh, Norman .Frances Watkins, Oklalaoin-t City .Estltcr Lee Swank, Lake Charles, Louisiana .Mrs. Geraldine Mahar Sanith, Oklahoma Cite .

Electric Company, Oklahoma City .Robert Knox Hudson, Oklahoma City .Louis Walter Hill, Oklahoma Citv .Phyllis June Gibbs, Norman.Roy Lestcr Drurn, Jet.IZay C. Carroll, Oklahoma City .Titnothy Thomas Calaway, Lawton .Lawsmr Brian Burke, Sand Springs.R. L. Brown, Norman .Donald Walter Brown, Tulsa.Leonard Brooks Allen, Oklahoma City .1 - Brain Judson Allison, Alton.Woodrow Bryan Arnn, Oklahoma City.James Fortune Amberg, Houston Natural Gas

Company, Houston, Texas.Marguerite Frances O'Leary, Norman .

NewspaperRichard Lestcr Disney, Washington, D. C.lloycl William Gibson, Daily News, Clinton .Walter Goodstein, Brooklyn, New York .Frederick H. Groves, Daily Citizen, Cushing.Joe C. Holland, Daily Journal, Blackwell .Eleanor Lucillc MacKcnzic, society, Oklahoman

Charles John Picek, Clothing, Lawton .Jolly Field Griggs, transfer, Shawnee.Leslie A. Ford, flour milling, Shawnee.Jack Davis, lumber yard, Hutchinson, Kansas .Charles Don Cannaday, shoe store, Ada.John Furman McAulcy, hardware, Davidson .

OfficeHarry E. Borrham, personnel work, Kaw.Carrie Ann Chandler, junior college clerk, Wil-

burton .Philip R. Wimbish, E. IL Mom, Inc., Ada.Clarence Long, computer, Western Geophysical

InvestigatorWilliam H. Peters, New York .United States Bureau of Mines

William Harvey Barnes, Bartlesville .Western Union

Helen MaulinC Thomas, Otnaha, Nebraska .Radio

i-(,o David Marks, Tulsa.Analysist

I)icksic Spcnccr, Family Selection Analysist, Re-sculcrocSt Administration, Stillwater.

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Rosa Lee Montgomery, Alva.

Company, Syracuse, Kansas .Mrs. vera Lovelady statistician, Kansas City,

Missouri .Merle W. Wilkerson, Southwest Dairy Products

Company, Altus.Lawrence H. Robertson, Carpenter Paper Com-

Two parts of thick white sauce. Margaret Elizabeth Mish, Oklahoma City . pany, Oklahoma Cite .Three parts of cooked diced asparagus(Hunt's Supreme) . Dorris Virginia Miller, schulenburg Texas. Glenn A . Powell, commercial department, Ok-A few additional bread crumbs moist- Gladys Ruth MCCCC, Tonkawa lahoma Gas and Electric Company, Enid .

ened with melted butter sprinkled over Joan McKowcn, Oklahoma City . Howard Franklin Van Zandt, manager, South-the top, and seasonings to taste . Edna Wynne McAfee, Muskogce . western Telephone Company, Oklahoma City .

Margaret Hurst, Frederick. Omar M. Browning, treasury department, Phil-Asparagus and Tomato Hazel Hudson, Oklahoma City . lips Petroleum Company, Bartlesville .

Cleo Margaret Hantltornc, Lanaoni, Iowa . Charles Lloyd Puckett, McAlester Fuel Com-Aspic Salad Elizabeth Margaret Crawford, Tonkawa. pany, McAlester.Cut tomato aspic in two-and-a-half

inch and each Winifred Mabel Cox, Pryor. Insurancesquares arrange on anindividual plate of lettuce or water Mar)" Olive Carnaltan, Oklahoma City . Edward Bowlby- , Oklahoma City .cress. Pile Hunt's Supreme asparagusstalks on top, cutting each to fit ex-

Christine Virginia Chapman, Colorado Springs, Norman Eugene McKnight, Enid .actly . Pour Thousand Island dressing Colorado .

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over top.Be Ann Brown, McAlester.

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Archer Hunter Watson, Life Insurance Rep-Cream of Asparagus Soup Ferric Selina Amerin, Norman . resentative, Oklahoma City .

Can of Ifuut's Supreme asparagus .One quart of boiling water, including Accountants Musk

stock from can. Donald Lee Guthrie, Norman .Roy West Lonsinger, Ponca City .

Two tablespoons minced onion.'i teaspoonful celery salt. Doris Eleanor Goodman, Covington.

Mrs. Kathleen Eadv Dobyns, piano instructor,I cupful thick cream. J . 1'. Thomas, Oklahoma City .

Stigler.Two tablespoons flour. James Ledford Lain, Oklahoma City . MicropaleontologyTwo tablespoonfuls butter.Salt and pepper to taste . Joel Chadwick Kelley, Oklahoma Gas and Luther Weldon Calahan, Shreveport, La .

and Times, Oklahoma City. Elinor Pccrc, Kansas City, Missouri .Harlan Harry Mendenhall, Daily Oklahoman, Educational Missionary

andOklahoma City .R. G. Powers, Daily Leader, Guthrie.Coulter Clcon

bola Mabel Green, Sironclta, C. P. India.CottonTyler Ray, Oklahoma State Register,

Guthrie. Jack Boyd Hanurnons, Shawnee.Jane Ellen R(cccs, Morning I'Aaminer, Bartles- Aviator

villc . Alfred Baker Fullingim, I'ensscola, Florida .Simpson Jenny Jo Spaulding, Dallas, Texas. FarmerMaxine Wallace, Morning Tribune, Holden-ville . Clarcncc Kenneth Scott, Watonga .Agnew Bartbtt Ward, Daily News, Clinton. Fire DepartmentWallacc Conwav Kidd, Walters Herald, Walters. Orville Homer Tackett, Oklahoma CityCompany Fletcher Blake Swank, Norman . Government ServicePaulinc Hefflcr, Courier-Times, "Tyler, Texas.

d Building and Loan Association Sarah Janet Martin, Wcwoka .

Wholesale Grocers I)avid Ii . Salmon, Durant. DraftsmanRebckah Janet Sclvidgc, ArdlHore . Hcnn Carlock Frccny, Oklahoma City .

Business ClerksNorman, Okla. Julian Scott Cohenour, Muskogce . Herbert Glenn Dunn, Odcssa, Texas.

Harry Sylvester Collinson, clothing, Arkansas Garland Howard Hope, Maysville .City, Kansas . Donald James Quigg, Kansas City, Missouri .

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school, Gotcbo .Robert Charles Westgate, Glencoc .Mary Allcne Wallace, Shawnee .Irene W . Walker, Calumet .Louise Bell Waldrcp, Alden .Edward Robert Eugene Wagner, Hope, N . J .Mabel Oralecn LJpshaw, Verderr .Lucille 'burner, Britton .Mrs. Rozannc TrUSCOU Turner, Holdcnvillc .Morris Borden Tucker, Lone Wolf .Margaret Jo Trundle, Mingo school, , I'ulsa .Mildred June Tompkins, North McAlester .Paul Wesley Thornas, Oklahoma Cite .Edna Marie Thaxton, Terlton .Joe Jackson Summers, Woodward .Edward Rollins Smizer, Oklahoma City .Virginia Marie Srnith, Erick .Lois Charline Smith, Norman .Helen Vista Smith, Chandler .Dolly lone Smiley, Tecumseh .Dorothy Louise Sheldon, Hobart.Joe Shapiro, Nashville, Tennessee .Victor Winston Sease, Healdton .Nancy Lucille Saunders, Tulsa.Otilia Dolores Salazer, Oklahoma City.James Cecil Ryan, Fairbanks, Alaska .Cordclia Bernice Royster, Wanette .Cula L . Rook, Paris, Texas .Kenneth Eugene Richards, Pants Valley .Mary Frances Reid, Seminole.Frances Charmain Ranson, Seminole .Dr. Thomas Quaid, Enid .Gladys Proffer, Talihina .Glenn Pottz, Walters.Pauline Evclynn Piatt, Holdcnville.Valcria Marguerite Pinney, Braman .Mary Elizabeth Otien, Stillwater.Mrs. Ira Holmes Oliphant, Oklahoma City .Doris Oakes, Grove .Ruth Sclita Morris, Oklahoma City .Mary Elizabeth Moore, Norman .Genevieve Oleta Moore, Barnsdall .Loris Wilbur Moody, Ardmore.Dora Evelyn Montgomery, Dallas, Texas .Robert Hanna Monroe, Lawton .Henry Shaffer Minsky, Tahlequah .Ruth Miller, Mutual .Marguerite Meyer, Norman .Holland Eugene Meacham, Muskogee .Barclay McElroy, Byars .Mclna Lchia McDaniel, Oklahoina City .Bcrnita Joan McCord, Norman .Marthena McConncl, Crescent .Mildred MdCollun,, Pawnce .Polly Anna Alincda McBridc, Oklahoma City .Mrs . Walleah Jones McArthur, Norman .Maxine McAdams, Tishomingo.Frances Lucile Maschal, Collinsville .Doris Lahoma Martin, Oklahoiua City .Mary Josephine Mangold, Osage .Robert Lyon, Shawncc .George Long, 1 "azhugh .Gertrude Lollar, Joy Consolidated school,

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Kansas .Hannah Foreman, Vernon, Texas .Mrs. Hannh Belle Fluty, Spencer.Gladys Meriutn Evans, Sand Springs .Mrs. Louisc Payne Dyer, Oklahoma City .Mrs. Julia Cordell Davis, Holdcnvillc .Elaine Davis, Holdcnville .Mauricia Dale Crooks, Duncan .Richard Orin Cornett, Shawnee.Marjorie Jewell Corbin, Chickasha.Alma Mac Corbett, Oklahoma City .Juanita Sue Conwell, Altus .Glades Garnett Constant, Norman .Jessie Pauline Coll, Muskogee .Maurine Barren Card, McAllen, Texas .Altha Gertrude Caples, Tulsa .Ruth Louise Clark, Tulsa .Myrtle Burnett, Norman .Alfaretta Burk, Lexington .Mrs. Ethel Owen Bryant, Sasakwa.Eloise Virginia Bryan, Oklahoma City .Dr. Loren Nunn Brown, Edmond .Florence Broderson, Okarche.Howard Charles Broadbent, Sulphur .Mrs . Rosa McClain Brink, Oklahoma City .Mary Charlotte Brickcl, Washington .Dr . Arthur Norris Bragg, Andover, Mass .Gwendolyn Mary Bradley, Moore .Marybcll Bower, Norman .Mary Alice Blake, Tyler, Texas.Mrs . Cathalenc Cravcy Blackman, Ames .Sibyl Nadine Blackburn, Stonewall .Mrs . Marie Battey, Woodward .Sarah Kitnbrough Billups, Oklahoma City .Myrtle S . Bills, Texola .June Elizabeth Bernard, Claremore.Ruth Mozelle Bennett, Oklahoma City .Paul B . Bell, Oklahoma City .Esther A . Ball, Wichita, Kansas .Sister Juliana Baldwin, Guthrie .Florencemac Bailey, Oklahoma Cih .Kathryn Mac Adams, Woodward .Ernest Baker, principal, Hcavener .Barrois Augustus Howard, high school prin-

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Company, Oklahoma City .Garman Oscar Kimmell, Black, Sivalls and

Bryson, Oklahoma City .Louis S. Wallace, Superior Oil Company, Den-

ver, Colorado .Billy Timon Taylor, Oklahoma Utilities, Bris-

tow.

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Harold S . Cooksey,'24District Agent

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FURRIERS

County SuperintendentsDr . Oliver Hodge, Tulsa.James Heber Warrant, Oklahoma City .

EngineersKenneth Malcolm Axelrod, Gibson klachinc

and Tool Company, Borger, Texas.

Sooner headquarters in ENID

S . J . Stewart, Manager

Austin Van Buren Williams, Phillips Pctroleuin

Mankin's Fur Shop Company, Oklahoma City . When in NormanSamuel Ebb White, Barnsdall Oil Company, Stop at The

Custom Made Coats Our SpecialtyOklahoma City .

William James Roberts, Phillips PetroleumCompany, Bartlcsville . University HotelRemodeling-Repairing-Relining

Cleaning-Glazing-StorageMarvin Franklin Owens, British American Oil

Production Company, Oklahoma City . Under New ManagementSuite 201-202 Plaza Court Bldg . James Eiuerson Overstreet, H. F. Wilcox Oil

Oklahoma City, Okla .and Gas Company, Tulsa. Mrs. Grace Kelley, Proprietor

Reginald Martin O'Loughlin, Stanalind oil

Electric Wiring - Appliances

Authorized Sales and Servic cFor Frigidaire andGeneral Electric

125 E. Main Phone 161

Clayton d'Armond Gerken, PsychologicalGuidance Center.

Lois Ellen Gill, Sludler, Webb City schools .Nchnarie Amelia Anderson, Sand Springs .Mildred Andrews, University of Michigan,

music department, Ann Arbor, Michigan .Cecil Werner Armstrong, Cornell University,

Ithaca, New York .

Claremore, Okla .

"Where the world gets well"

Morton R. Harrison, Manager

FLORIST Varden Arntzen, Ponca City .Hannah Jayne Ashby, Norman.Leo Jacob Zeff, director of prison education,

Granite. CUSH I NG HOTEL")hi§tlc-r's Thomas Lloyd Shakclford, Tecumseh . Cushing, Okla .

Southern Mace Spangler, Oklahoma City .Mrs. Nina Hood Birkhead, grade school prin- Only Fireproof Hotel in Cushing

cipal, Oklahoma City .Famous ForFloral Shop Wilbur Fisk Randle, high school principal,

Frederick . Food and ServiceW. F. Randle, superintendent of schools, Cor-

REX WH ISTLER,'27 dell . AI Cope, ManagerCecil E. Oakes, superintendent of schools, Pa-

FUNERAL HOMES den.James Glenn Townsend, superintendent of

Since 1900 schools, Sayre.Farris Elwood Willingham, superintendent of HOTEL

schools, Tecumseh .MEYER & MEYER Hunter Elige Wilson, superintendent of Young6loodschools, Beaver.

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King G. Price,'25Insurance

Norman

111 N. Peters

Phone: 9'I

Russell Smith'sStudio

"Where Photography is an Art"

1271/2 E. Main

Phone 413

"Everything for the Photographer"

Leica cameras, Eastman Kodaks and films,Univex Movies, Photo chemicals, papers,and supplies of all kinds .

Oklahoma Photo Supply Co.308 North Broadway

Oklahoma City

SealsRubber Stamps

Advertising NoveltiesSOUTHWESTERN STAMP WORKS

Oklahoma City

CHAMPLINSuper Service Station

Champlin De Luxe TiresGreasing - Washing - Repair Work

E. F. Sherman, Mgr.Open Day and Nite

Phone 644

L. C . Val'Bracht Co.Tailors

Specializing in hand tailoredclothes for men

First National Bank Building130 West 1st St.

Oklahoma City

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LINDQUISTTIRE SHOP

217 W. Main

Phone 704

J . Bruce Stout, Oklahoma Gas and ElectricCompany, Oklahoma City .

Carleton Gregory Shead, Humble Oil Com-pany, Baytown, Texas .

Paul Goodwin Rccvc, National Supply Com-pany of Delaware, Oklahoma City .Gerald Prince, Texas Company, Guthrie .Allen Leon Mosey, Oklahoma Gas and Flec-

tric Company .Eugene F . Lyons, WKY, Oklahoma City .William Floyd Hildebrand, General Eletric

Company, Oklahoma City .Delbert Lloyd l-laynes, Barnsdall Oil Com-

pany, Wichita, Kansas .(horge Joseph Goddard, Texas Company, Port

Arthur, Texas .Billie Bryan Burke, Burke Drilling and Con-

tracting Company, Hobbs, New Mexico .Pharmacists

Homer Thomas Clarkson, Rexall Drug Store,Liberal, Kan .

Burnev Brasel, Brasel's Drug, Drumright.J . B . Dixon, Jones-Graves Drug Cotrtpanc,

Marlow .Laurence Forbes, Crown Drug Store, Okla-

lioma City .Ralph Thomas Goff, assistant manager, Crown

Drug Company, Oklahotna City.Alice Helen Grinnell, hospital technician, Elk

City .Jerry Bomar Gwin, owner Gwin's Drugs, Ada .James Patrick Henry and C . Earl Joseph,

special representatives, Parke Davis and Com-pany, Detroit, Mich .

Gray Burton Hull, owner Hull's Pharmacy,Barnsdall .

Etrtmette Jones, Jones Drug Store, Norman .Jerome Ambristcr, Lowe Drug Store, Mangutn .B . E . Massey, Massey Drug Store, Norman .Tom McEvoy, Sterba's Drug, Carmen .Frank Warren Ozinent, Rexall Drug, Fort

Smith, Ark .Arnold C . Prather, McAlester Pharmacy, Hobbs,

N . M .Howard Schuhmachcr, Schuhtnacher Phar-

macy, Alva .Milo Page Smith, Peerless Drug, Oklahoma

City .Thomas W . Snodgrass, Gaines Drug, Hobart .William Carroll Stephenson, Crown Drug,

Tulsa .Mary Elizabeth Stigler, hospital technician,

San Juan, Texas .Howard Leon Trinkle, Liggetts Drug, Okla-

]mm ;t City .Billie Alene Williams, (:town Drug, El Reno.

InternesWilliam Corder Alston, Emory University

Hospital, Emory, Georgia .John Y . Battcnfield, United States Public

Health Service, Washington, D . C.Thomas Taylor Beeler, San Diego County

Hospital, San Diego, California .Claude Bloss, Okemah .Joseph Rcid Henke, Oklahoma City .Perry E . Hewitt, Royal Victoria Hospital, Mon-

treal, Canada .Jonathan Hoyt, Tulsa .Winston Howard Irwin, Norwood Hospital,

Birmingham, Alabama .Clyde Kernek, Syracuse Memorial Hospital,

Syracuse, New York .Ollie McBride, Scott-White Hospital, Temple,

Texas.James Therrnon McInnis, St. Louis City Hos-

pital, St . Louis, Missouri .Jackson Franklin Morehead, Station Hospital,

Ft . Sam Houston, San Antonio, Texas .Dr . William Wesley Mead, Madison General

Hospital, Madison, Wisconsin .Robert McIntosh, Good Samaritan Hospital,

Portland, Oregon .William Arlin Morris, St. Luke's Methodist

Hospital, Cedar Rapids, Iowa .Carson LeRoy Oglesbee, Wilmington Gen-

eral Hospital, Wilmington, Delaware.Forney Long Murray, Norfolk General Hos-

pital, Norfolk, Virginia .

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pital, Baltimore, Maryland .Tilden Hendricks Phipps, University Hospital,

Augusta, Georgia .Aileen Petway, Hospital for Women of Mary-

land, Baltimore, Maryland .Morris McKay Raines, Altneda County Hos-pital, Oakland_ California .Robert O . Ryan, Wichita Hospital, Wichita,

Kansas.Andrew Merriman Young, Fresno CountyHospital, Fresno, California .Charles Hugh Wilson, New Rochelle Hospital,New Rochelle, New York .Gertrude Helen Wilber, New York City .Daisy Gertrude Van Hoesen, North Hudson

Hospital, Weehawken, New Jersey .Robert Austin Tidwell, Detroit Receiving Hos-pital, Detroit, Michigan .William Randolph Cheatwood, Oklahoma City .Rugie R . Coates, Oklahoma City .Thomas Patrick Conners, St . Joseph's Hospital,Tacoma, Washing=ton .Bert H. Cotton, Sallisaw .John East, Ancker Hospital, St . Paul, Minn .James Harold Hamlrlond, Wisconsin Univer-sity Hospital, Madison, Wisconsin .Ferdinand Rudolph Hassler, Oklahoma City .William F. LaFon, Wichita Hospital, Wichita,Kansas .Otto Earl Layton, St Anthony's Hospital, Ok-lahoma City .William A . Loy, Ravenswood Hospital, Chi-cago, Illinois.Doss O. Lynn, Mercy Hospital, Denver, Colo .Herbert Berzelious Shields, Columbia Hospital,Milwaukee, Wisconsin .Phillip J. Smith, Central Emergency Hospital,Washington, D . ( ;,Hugh Albert Stout, MaSSaCIInSCTts General Hos-pital, Boston, Massachusetts .Charles (, . Stuard, Kansas City General Hos-pital, Kansas City, Missouri .S . Robert Shaver, Oklahoma City General Hos-ital, Oklahoma City .Robert Farris Lougluniller, Orange MemorialHospital, Orange, New Jersey .Henry Hamra, Providence Hospital, Detroit,Michigan .Jack C . Haldeman, Enid.Frances Warren Gross, Hamot Hospital, Erie,Pennsylvania .Clarence Alfred Gallagher, St. Anthony Hos-pital, Oklahoma City .Ralph Otis Clark, Santa Barbara Cottage Hos-pital, Santa Barbara, California .Wilbur F . Bohlmann, Oklahoma City GeneralHospital, Oklahoma Citv .\V . L . Pickhardt, University Hospital, Oklaho-Ina city.Mildred Irene Robinson, Oklahoma City.Alice Antoinette Pendleton, Bethany MethodistHospital, Kansas City Kansas.Newman Sanford Matthews, Oklahoma City .Howard Carl Hopps, Evanston Hospital, Evans-ton, Illinois .Robert Stanley Hollingsworth, Missouri BaptistHospital, St. Louis, Missouri .Cannes P . Bishop, Presbyterian Hospital, Den-ver, Colorado .John Curtis Berry, Santa Barbara, California .

AdvertisingPolly Atkinson, John A . Brown Company, Ok-

lahom City.George Lawrence Knapp, outdoor advertising,Ok mulgee

CashiersEdwin Powell Horner, First National Bank,Fletcher.

SalesmenWillard Anderson, Reed Roller Bit Company

Oklahoma City .Coaches

Port Glenn Robertson, assistant coach, Univer-sity of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan .Elvyn Earl Claunch, Waynoka .

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AuditorsRichard George Taft, Farm Credit Adminis-

tration, Wichita, Kansas .Stenographers

Erma Lee Bagley, Tulsa .Mrs . Maurine Starns Cunningham, Norman .Patricia Ann Doyle, Wewoka .Florence Alma Fuller, Oklahoma City .Sara Kathryn Garnett, Oklahoma City .Ola Louise Hill, Harlingen, Texas .Phoebe Lorraine Jamieson, Snyder .Muricl Hamilton Leverett, Bartlesville .Muricl Adelaide Minnick, Norman .Mary Alice Murray, Hebbs, New Mexico .Katherine Rice, Ponca City .Virginia Maxine Shocmatc, Norman .William Everett Beaty, Carter Oil Company,

Great Bend, Kansas.Geophysicists

Boron Vorheis, Continental Oil Company,Ponca City.

William P . Salas, Seismograph Service Cor-poration, Tulsa .

William Lynn Kreidler, Gulf Research De-partment, Winfield, Louisiana .

MilitaryLt . Frank George White, army officer, First F.

A ., Fort Sill .Lt. Warren Francis Welch, Battery A, Sev-

enty-seventh F . A ., Fort Sill .John Edward Walker, Eighteenth F. A ., Fort

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LawyersBoyce Dan Timmons, N . l . A . director, Fac-

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Effingham, Illinois.Milton Welch Hardy, assistant city attorney,

Tulsa .Vernon C . Field, Retail Credit Association,

Lawton .Geologists

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