Life Member Fund Aids DefenseAll of Fund Receipts for NextSix Months Will Be Invested InDefense Bonds as ContributionOf 0. U . Alumni to War Effort

THE University of OklahomaAlumni Association last month took an ac-tive step in support of the nation's war effort when the trustees of the Life Member-ship Trust Fund invested $2,600 of the fundin defense bonds.The trustees further announced that re-

ceipts of the trust fund for the next sixmonths-payments made on existing lifemembership pledges and payments on newlife memberships-will be invested in de-fense bonds. This means that O. U. alumniwho take out life memberships during thenext few months, or make additional pay-ments on existing pledges, will be supplyingfunds for the nation's defense effort .The Life Membership Trust Fund con-

tinues to grow steadily . Last month anotherthousand dollars that had accumulated inrecent payments was added to the fund, al-though no particular campaign or solicita-tion had been conducted.The amount in the O.U . Life Member-

ship Trust August 31, when the last auditwas made, was approximately $21,500, andabout $10,000 more is due in existingpledges.The three trustees are Tom F. Carey, '08

ba, Oklahoma City accountant ; Errett R.Newby, '07fa, '08ba, Oklahoma City oilman; and Neil R. Johnson, '15ba, '171aw,Norman business man and rancher. Theyhave the custody of the trust fund and theresponsibility of investing the money forthe best interests of the Alumni Associa-tion . The trust agreement provides thatinterest earned may be used by the AlumniAssociation for current expenses, but nopart of the principal sum may be spent.Ten additional new Life Members were

announced last month by Ted Beaird, '21ba,executive secretary of the Alumni Associa-tion . The new additions bring the total ofliving life members to 584.The new ones are:Dr . W. T. Mayfield, '18bs, '20 med, Nor-

man physician.Dr . Hugh D. Stites, '22bs, '24med, phy-

sician at Aledo, Illinois .Bennie McElyea, '27ba, '36m.ed, super-

intendent of schools at Hobart .Doyle S. Crain, '31bus, employe of the

Oklahoma Tax Commission, Antlers.

JANUARY, 1942

TRUSTEES OF THE LIFE MEMBERSHIP FUND

Tom F. Carey, '086a, Errett R. Newby, '08ba, and Neil R. Johnson, '15ba, '171aw

George C. Creager, '33bus, oil man atSalem, Illinois .Capt . Cliff C. Hines, '34, on duty with

the United States Army in the Philippines .Woodrow Huddleston, '39eng, Stand-

ard Oil Company of Venezuela, Barcelona,Venezuela.

Victor W. Johnson, Jr ., '39bus, Pueblo,Colorado .

Jack E. Wilson, '39bs, law student inthe University, winner last month of theFred Allen talent contest at O.U.George F. Saunders, '41bus, accounting

clerk with the Texas Oil Company, NewOrleans, Louisiana.The complete list of life members is as

follows:1904

Mrs . Lena Stubblefield Perry, Mrs . ClaraKoepke Larkin .

Chester A . Reeds .1905

1906Guy Y . Williams, Mrs . Ella Thomas Williams,

Mrs . Merle Newby Buttram .

1907Dr . Charles D . Johnson, Charles 11 . Newell,

Wallace Perry .1908

Tom F. Carey, Clement O. Gittinger, Mrs .Elva McFerron Gittinger, Errett R . Newby, F .E . McReynolds, Lloyd B . Curtis .

1909J . C . M . Krumtum, Pierce Larkin, Mrs . Pearl

Goodrich Porter, Dr . Roscoe Walker, WilliamJ . Cross .

1910Ben C. Belt, Frank Buttram, Frank A . Herald,

Robert W . Hutto, Jessie D. Newby, William N.Randolph, Fred E . Tarman, Mrs . Nellie Johnson

Sneed, Mrs. Blanche Belt Shcad, Mrs . Nina Bes-sent Owen .

1911Dr . Howard S . Browne, Mrs . May Melvin

Browne, Earle S . Porter, Shelley Tracy, RobertH . Wood, Mrs . Edna May Webb Roark, EarlWelch, Mrs. Grace Millar Evans .

1912Harry H. Diamond, Mrs . Alma W . Dowd,

Earl Foster, C . W . Hamilton, H . V . Lewis, V .E. Monnett, Louis Roark, Lewis S . Salter, Ray-mond A . Tolbert, Paul A . Walker, Mrs . AlicePenn Steele, Thurman S . Hurst, E . P . Davis,Mrs . Myra Evelyn Williams Walker, Mrs . MyrtleEllenberger Phillips, Edward A . Evans .

1913Fred Capshaw, Glenn C . Clark, Mrs. Vera

Gorton Clark, Paul G . Darrough, B . A . Garside,Leo H . Gorton, John T . Harley, Elton B . Hunt,Winifred Robey, Claude H . Rosenstein, EarlSneed, Frank N . Watson, Crawford W . Camer-on, Mrs . Ray Ferrell Meacham .

1914Mrs . Lola North Newby, Fritz L . Aurin, A .

N . Boatman, Harry J . Brown, Orel Busby, Wil-liam A . Buttram, W . L . Eagleton, Lloyd J . Hib-bard, Leonard Logan, E . D. Meacham, CharlesB . Memminger, C . V . Nichols, John Rogers,Luther H. White, Carl Whiteman, William J.Armstrong, Mrs . Florence Van Buskirk Graham,Mrs. Agnes Chase Cloyd, Mrs . Alta MitschrichWright, T . O . Westhafer, Mrs . Addie MaloyWesthafer .

1915Dr . J . J . Gable, Harry L . S . Halley, L. H.

Hoskins, Hiram Impson, Neil R . Johnson, Rob-ert Keenan, Lewis R . Morris, Seward Sheldon,Donald E . Walker, Homa Wood, Charles B .Steele, Gerald S. Tebbe, Joseph C. Gordon, RoySt . Lewis, Denver N . Davison, Mrs . Ella JonesNorthcutt.

1916Mrs . Florence Wagner Johnson, Mrs. Zue Mac

Bronaugh Sheldon, L . W . Kitchens, David M .PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 29)

Mrs . Hazel Beattie Rogers, E . E . Boylan, FloyElliott Cobb, Marion J . Northcutt, I . G . Richard-son, Lawrence E . Beattie, Josh Lee, Freeman Galt,Albert S . Clinkscales, Norman Wright Brillhart,Fletcher S . Riley, Mrs . Carolyn Guthrie DuffyRiley, Mrs . Grace Norris Davis, S . F . Ditmars,Mrs . Helene S . Eakin Ingle, J . B . Whisenant.

1918Mrs . Margaret Archdeacon Darrough, Mrs .

Neola Jarrett McLaury, Emil R . Kraettli, FrankMadden, Charles I' . McGaha, Hcdwig Schaeffer,Edna Muldrow, W. S . Warner, Mrs . Hazel HarrierClements, Dr . W. T. Mayfield .

1919Glenn W . Faris, Richard H . Cloyd, Dr. J. M .

George, Fayette Copeland, Maurine H . Merrill,Dr . Claude B . Norris, Mrs . Fannie Inez Bell Nor-ris, A . C . Shead, M . L . Wardell, Mrs . JewellRisinger Ditmars, Pearl Scales, Charles 11 . Fawks,Jr ., William T . Pheiffer .

1920Mrs . Reaves Alford Salter, Mrs . Pauline Dell-

inger Eagleton, Mrs. Ruth Moore Memminger,Mrs . Edith Jamieson Copeland, William F. Ab-sher, Ben Arnold, Joseph Benton, Wilburn Cart-wright, E . B. Ferrell, Robert S . Gordon, Mrs .Dollic Radler Hall, George I . McFcrron, JohnJoseph Mathews, Lloyd Swearingen, A . C . Wright,Elmer Fraker, Mrs . Catherine Herrington Cooley,Paul Sutton, Loyd E . Harris, Hugh V . McDer-mott, William Willis Storm, Jr ., Earl A . Brown,Mrs . Gertrude Sidener Phillips, Harry Wofford,Don Emery .

1921Mrs . Orpha Robots Merrill, T . M . Beaird,

Joseph A. Brandt, Frank S . Cleckler, GoldiaDell Cooksey, Dr . Ben H . Cooley, A . R. beni-son, A . McKinnon, Jr ., J . C . Powell, Dr . V . G .Presson, Leslie E . Salter, Miles G . Tolbert, LloydNoble, Joe T . Dickerson, Dr . Charles Ed White,George D . Stevens .

1922Mrs. Alice Herron Gable, Mrs . Mildred Colby

Brillhart, Mrs . Lillee Wilson Presson, Mrs . MaudCarroll Salter, Mrs . Lillian Neelly Bellah, DenzelR . Carr, Mrs . Dove Montgomery Kull, CharlesC . Miles, O . F. Muldrow, Ralph H. Records,Fred Thompson, William A . Watkins, W . J .Chcsher, Mary Jo Turner, C . LeFlore, Mrs . CarolDaube Sutton, Mrs . Lucille Weisenbach Schriever'Mrs. Lois Marshall Hicks, Mrs . Edna StuerkeFraker, Esther McRuer, Lawrence E . Haskell,Dewey Luster, W . Dow Hamm, Mrs . Helen IreneBerry Hamm, R . J . Clements, Dr. Chantey H .Dolph, Travis I . Milsten, Dr. Hugh D . Stites .

1923Mrs . Maud Myers Kitchens, Mrs. Louise Ger-

lach Lee, Mrs . Grace C . Ferrell, C . Guy Brown,Mrs . Kitty Shanklin Rountree, E . H . Skinner,Edythe Stith Triplett, John F . Wilkinson, Law-rence R . Hagy, Moody R . Tidwell, Mrs . DorothyThompson Tidwell, John R. Bunn, Mrs . GladysH . Foster, Mrs . Alma Wendt Medlock, Ray G .Atherton, Mrs . Maurine Cora Dill Harris, JoeHicks, Maud F. Fannin, Mrs. Thyra Main Has-kell .

1924Mrs . Mary Fonvielle Harley, Mrs . Grace Barn-

ard Tebbe, Mrs . Clara Waltrip McGaha, Mrs .Lillian Weisenbach Swearingen, Mrs . KatherynHaxel Beaird, Mrs . Elizabeth Ball Carr, JeromeSamuel Byers, Lovell V . Chaney, Coleman Hayes,Frank S . Horne, H . K . McDowell, Mike Mon-roney, B . S . Graham, Harry D . Simmons, Wil-

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Life Member Fund Aids Defense(CONTINUED FROM PACE 11)

Mrs . Wilma Whatley Bunn, Mrs . Louise OrtonSimmons, R . L . Clifton, D . E . Hodges, Mrs .Puilla Hill Hodges, Ralph A . Johnson, DavidR . Milsten, Lee 13 . Thompson, Subert Turbyfill,J . Bart Aldridge, Mary F . Lawson, E . H. Durkee,Tessie M . Rudell, Murl Francis Hill, Dr . JohnF . Kupka .

1926Mrs . Patty Love Smith Hayes, Dr. P . Richard

Auriemma, Roscoe Cate, Cy Ellinger, Mrs . Lot_etta Sturgell Ellinger, Jennings B . Koch, FrankC. Morris, Herbert H . Scott, Virginia Katie Sage,Mrs . Clara Mae Bell Muldrow, Robert D . How-ell, Lionel V . Murphy, William R . Wolfe, Mrs .Zetta Alice Penton Wolfe, Mrs . Edna Mae BrooksHill, John Paynter, Norvil L. George, Mrs . HelenMeister Arbuckle, Mrs . Florence Grumich Luster,Mrs . Emma Jean Provost McDermott .

1927Mrs . Elaine Bizzell Thompson, George A .

Grimm, J . Wilkinson Hoover, Lyndcn Mannen,Pollok A . Wallace, Mrs. LeBeryl Henderson Alex-ander, Mrs . Agnes Milam Murrah, Mrs . BillieRives Boone, Mrs. Clella LeMarr McBride, Mrs .Virginia Harral Batchelor, Reuel W . Little, DaleArbuckle, George F . Titus, Bennie McElyea .

1928Mrs . Marie Campbell Boylan, Capt. S . H . Alex-

ander, Albert Drake, Lela Gibbins, J . C . May-field, Hal Muldrow, Jr ., A . P . Murrah, TomR . Benedum, Mrs . Lucille Williams Benedum,Q . M . Spradling, J . I. Goins, Mrs . Ruth JohnsonPotter, Mrs . Lois Ball Vernon, Lee Vernon, JoeW . McBride, James W. Batchelor, Dr. E . M .Gullatt, Leslie Hewes .

1929Mrs . Margaret Waddell Lamb, Mrs . Betty

Pickard Scott, Mrs . Alta Louise Ireland Sprad-ling, Dr . Leonard C . DeLozier, Galen AllenFoster, Dr. James O . Hood, John R . Pearson,Mrs. Wynola Walker Pearson, T . Jack Foster,Thelma Aldriedge, Mrs . Clarice Hadsell McMillan,Mrs. Elizabeth Trumbo Branan, William M .Dodson, W . J . Goldson, Mrs . Ramona MaeShaw Smith, Bruce Drake, Harold Keith, Gran-ville Norris .

1930Mrs. Alta Sawyer Foster, Mrs . Mary Hare Tol-

bert, Mrs . Margaret Dannenberg Muldrow, Mrs .Frances Mitchell Cate, Mrs . Clemmontyne CorbettMorris, William B . Cram, Andrew Fraley, JohnB . Gordon, D . Horton Grisso, Mrs . Evelyn Flee-ger Grisso, Mrs . Mary Elizabeth German Robey,Will Rogers, Brunette Shanklin, Albert G . Kulp,Fred A . Barkley, Mrs. Elizabeth Anne DuckerBarkley, James W. Boone, Mrs . Mildred Heck,Emerson N . Price, Mrs . Kathleen Hadley Gold-ston, Mrs . Myrtle Tosh Drake, Mrs . Irene Keen,Frank Crider, Dr . C . E. Lively, Mrs . Lula Kling-man Pratt .

1931Mrs . Mary Richards Turbyfill, Mrs . Virginia

Kramer Kulp, Kathleen DeGroot, Benton Fergu-son, Roy C . Jenkins, Paul Thurber, Dr. JamesM . McMillan, Glenn C . Couch, Mrs . Helen MooreKeller, Mrs . Pearl Elizabeth Hunt, Eloise Wheeler,John A . Gillin, Dr. T . W . Pratt, Doyle S . Crain .

1932Mrs . Maxine Brown Ferguson, Mrs . Bertha

M . B . Munn, Jim Robinson, Herbert Branan,J. Arthur Herron, Hicks Epton, Mrs . ThelmaPate Epton, Mrs. Arta Maginnis James, LucyTandy, Dennis H . Petty, Ernest (Mike) Massad,Bruce Carter, Mrs . Flora Rainbolt Gullatt .

Creager .1934

Mrs . Frank Manning McDowell, Mrs . PatriciaLyon Mannen, Mrs . Blanche Carleton Herron,Mrs . Katherine Wey Maddox, Ralph V. James,Harry E . Moore, Mrs. Allie Smith Moore, EarlSneed, Jr ., Joe Fred Gibson, Perry Hackett,Jack I . Laudermilk, John R . Wallace, Mrs . FrancesCartwright Brown, Douglas E . Bell, Mrs . MaryElizabeth Scheble Bell, Evert E . Stong, Mrs .Mary Alice Coon Stong, Mrs . Martha MathisAllen, Mrs. Ay nes Kassik Glasgow, FletcherPickens, Louis F . Booker, Jr ., Capt . Cliff C .Hines .

1935Homer R . Heck, Mrs . Marion Hauck Gibson,

Charles Byron Bolar, Mrs . Mary Gittings Lauder-milk, Oliver M . Garvin, Jack Campbell, Mrs .Rosalie Biscoe Cross, J . Bruce Wiley, John V .McAlister, Mrs . Dorothy Keefe McAlister .

1936Stewart Harral, C . Dan Procter, Mrs . Perna

Mae Ringer, William L . Steger, James D . Fel-lers, Mrs . Ellen Randerson Fellers, William G .Davis, J . Wesley Kitchens, E . Paul Harrison .

1937Mrs . Faye Hall Hodge, Mrs. Cornelia Lynde

Sneed, Leonard B . Allen, J . F . Malone, BoydGunning, Sam Pack, Ralph Kenyon, Clifton Bell,Doyle Watson, Lloyd Earl Schilberg, Mrs . EstherHutcheson Schilberg, Vern R. James, Mrs. OmaWilson James, Wilson Wallace, J . L . Medlock,LeRoy E . Stewart, Hillyer Freeland, Marthena B .McConnel, Mrs . Jane Dudley Baer, H . H . Leake,Mrs . Nona Boyett Wiley, Mrs . Ava MaurineClifton, William E. Beaty, Jr ., Max K . Gilstrap .

1938Mrs . Eleonore Aderhold Gunning, Mrs . Jean

Block Pack, Otis T . Bourns, Bruce Inman, Al-fred Naifeh, Hubert Gibson, Clyde Patrick, R .L . McLean, Denny Fitzgerald, Albert Follmar,Harold K . Bone, C . O . Hunt, Francis W . Ringer,Helen Hadley, William M . Selvidge, Dr . J . N .Harber, Robert M . Shultz, John D . Hadsell, D .C . Matthews, John H . Tippit, Mrs . Ruth FarrarWalton, John M . Luttrell, Arthur LeRoy Ells-worth, Jim M . Hewgley, Jr ., Mrs . Phyllis JeanneBlanchard Wright, Charles P . Gotwals, Jr., Mrs .Joe Nell Watters Luttrell .

1939Kendall Baker, Kenneth Harris, Mrs . Lois

Trueblood Walter, Doris Riley, Robert S . Trip-pet, Clara C . Smith, George E . Walton, AndrewC . Wilcoxen, George T . Montgomery, VernonJoines Collins, Raymond Gramlich, AndrewCrosby, Jr., Woodrow Huddleston, Victor W .Johnson, Jr., Jack E . Wilson.

1940Jack Baer, Harold L . Tacker, Mrs . Sylvia

Babcock Tacker, Mrs . Dorothy Van Dyke Leake,Jim Hester, George Voss Stein, Mrs . Rose EleanorTrosper, Edmond A . Edmondson, Jr ., Ralph R .McCarty, Virginia Lee White, Charles N. Kelley,Mrs . Marie Haskins Kelley, Mrs . Cynthia JoBaker, Owen Townsend, Mrs . Kay Colleen Dun-can Garvin.

1941Herbert L . Beck, William E . Ranney, Jean

Pazoureck, Thomas E . Harrison, J. Seitz Whitt,L . Hart Wright, John A . Ruth, Irving DavidRoss, Mrs . Marjorie Replogle Ellsworth, NicholasA . Adwon, Charles D . Wood, Howard G . Tozer,Edward F . Martin, Wendell C . Phillips, RobertC . Harper, William A . Schaefer, Mrs . Mabel

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Logan, H . S . Oderman, Chester H . Westfall, J. liam W . Potter, Merle Campbell Montgomery, 1933C . Karcher, L . W . Kibler, Mrs . Lola Harris Kib- Dr . Donovan D . Mosher, Ralph V . Miller, Mrs. Edgar Baxter, Otis Blankenship, Curtis Grimes,ler, Finley McLaury, E . V . Woolsey, Leon C . Ida Mae Jensen George, Gladys M . Thompson, Ernie Hill, W. Bryan Scott, Neil Keller, OliverPhillips, T . H . McCasland, Dr . Lee Roy Wilhite, Helen M . Hamill, Margaret McKinney, C . C . Hodge, Gaiser D . Maddox, Mrs . Odelle CraneCrofford W . Norman, John Jacobs, Paul W . Ingle, William F . Sockler. Wallace, Joe W . Myers, Millard G . Sinclair, El-Reed, Robert S . Kerr . 1925 bert V . Winningham, Mrs . Lottie Belle Shanks

1917 Winningham, Ervin F . Glasgow, George C .

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OUR OWN

O.U . ROLL CALL

FIRSO

HAZEL JOLLY PAUL(Class of '41)

Hazel graduated from South Den-ver High School, Denver, Colorado,in 1936. In the fall of that year sheentered Denver University, taking aLiberal Arts course . She attendedD. U. for two years, and was a mem-ber of Alpha Gamma Delta Sororitythere .

In the summer of 1938 Hazel'sfamily moved to Oklahoma City, andshe enrolled in O. U. that fall, in theSchool of Education. She received aB. S. Degree in Education at mid-term of the 1940-41 school year .

After receiving her degree, Hazel did graduate work in the Schoolof Business, for one semester. In September, 1941, she started withthe bank. At first she enrolled in the special training course forInternational Business Machine operators. This is a very specializedmachine that does work formerly requiring several operations andseveral employes, and requires a complete knowledge of most ofthe operating departments of the bank . Hazel is now a full-fledged1 . B. M. operator in the Transit Department .Many of Hazel's 0. U. friends will be surprised to learn that on

December 4, 1941, she was married to Glenn Paul, of Troy, Alabama.Mr. Paul, who graduated from O. U. in 1940, is now a juniorengineer at Midwest Air Depot, Oklahoma City .

Hazel's hobbies are reading-all kinds-and music. She playsboth the piano and accordion, but confesses that the latter instru-ment has been neglected lately . Hazel is a member of the FirstPresbyterian Church of Oklahoma City.

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Your "Campus Clubhouse"

More and more, O. U. alumni are getting in thehabit of dropping into the Union whenever theyvisit Norman . It's the natural thing to do, be-cause one of the basic functions of the Union isto provide a "clubhouse" for visiting alumni .You'll enjoy using the lounge and cafeteria andother facilities, and you'll enjoying seeing manyfaculty members and Sooner friends .

Oklahoma Memorial UnionUniversity of Oklahoma, Norman

Geraldine Rollins Schaefer, Martha C. Downing,David K. Spradling, Edwin S. Arnold, H. De-Witt Kelley, Phyllis McCoy, S. Morton Ruther-ford, 111, Junior K. Knee, Rolland A. Nash,Thurman J . White, Mrs. Corrine H. White,George F. Saunders .

UNDERGRADUATESHarold Reedy, Ned O'Reilly, Charles Stephens .

HONORARY(Non-Alumni)

S. W. Reaves, William Schriever, Ben G.Owen, Paul V. Keen, Robert Waters .

Football Futurities(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 10)

four years, on a home-and-home basis . Soit is possible that Rice or the Texas Aggiesmight be the Homecoming Day opponenton years in which neither Nebraska norMissouri is scheduled in Norman .Why not play more Western Conference

teams?Because they don't want to schedule

Oklahoma on a home-and-home basis . TheSooners could book plenty of "Big Ten"games if they were willing to play themall away from home, but O.U. alumni andother fans wouldn't be very enthusiasticabout that . Western Conference teams don'twant to come to Norman because they ex-pect larger financial cuts than O.U . canafford to guarantee. Also, they are unwill-ing to give O.U . an option of 50 percenton gate receipts, and instead offer a smallguarantee.Why not play Arkansas?This is not a question to be answered

lightly, gentlemen. Breathes there a formerArkansawyer anywhere who doesn't thinkthe Arkansas football team good enoughfor anybody's schedule? As a matter of fact,there has been some correspondence alongthis line, but the scheduling of any suchgame appears difficult as the Sooners arebooked up with nine games every yearthrough 1948, and a tenth game cannot bescheduled without permission of the BigSix conference . Ten games were authorizedfor 1942 in order to permit the specialSemicentennial game, but the nine-gamerule still stands for succeeding years.Why play Tulsa University?Let's be philosophical for two years and

pass on to the next question .Why schedule games six years ahead?

Maybe we'll change our mind about some-thing in all that time.

As in the case of a good many vices, theanswer is that "they all do it ." If you don'tbook all your games far ahead, you findpretty lean pickings when you try to fillin the open dates.What effect will war have on football?It's too soon to make any predictions, as

this is written. England and Russia bothhave kept their principal sports activitiesgoing on a somewhat restricted scale. Theybelieve that some entertainment is good forcivilian morale . Whether college coacheswill have any players on hand next fall isanother problem. Many will undoubtedlybe in training or on active military duty .

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