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Albert H . Follinar, '38, is attending the UnitedStates Marine Corps Basic School at Philadelphia,Pennsylvania .BAGG-ATKINS : Miss Manon Turner Bagg,'38ex, and Robert Lockard Atkins were marriedin November . She is a member of Kappa AlphaTheta sorority . He attt-nded Washington U111_versity and the University of Arkansas, and isnow employed in the geophysical departmentof a Tulsa oil company . They have establisheda home at Woodward where lie is stationed.GIZEEN-(:RANT : Miss Dorothy Green, '38ex,an(I Toni Calvin Grant, '38ex, were married May21 in Wewoka . She was a member of Pi BetaPhi sorority and lie was a member of KappaAlpha fraternity . "They live in Oklahoma City,where lie is employed by the Ancet harp InsuranccConilrtnv.CARIT _NTFIZ-IIRASEI : Miss Ovis LorraineCarpenter, '38pharm, and Leslie 1' . Brascl, '38pharm, were married December 31 . They livein A(la, where they are both employed in theCarpenter Drug Company .FORRESTI;,R-DcLAY : Miss Elvina Forrester,'38ex, and I ) :ma Wallace Do Lay were marriedDecember 17 at Oklahoma City . Mr . Delay, agraduate of the University of Utah, has chargeol the government radio station at the MunicipalAirport, Oklahoma Cite .MILLEI,-WILSON : Miss Abbic Miller andGeorge Wilson, '381nts, \VCrC married December24 . She attcmlcd Cameron Junior College atLawton . 'They live in Oklahoma City, wherehe is assistant manager of the Clow GasteamCompany .SHERIDAN-KERR : Miss Lucille Sheridan andWilliam A . Kerr, '381aw, were married in December. Mr . Kerr is an attorney in OklahomaCity . Mrs . Kerr is emplo\cd by the Aetna LifeInsurance Company .ELLIS-CLIFFORD : Miss Berthell Ialis andEarl Lcon Clillord, '38cx, were married December24 in Wewoka, where they now reside .McCAIU .EY-IIILSEWECK : Miss Helen Mc-Carley and William lfilscweck, '38geol, weremarried December 10 in McAlester . They areat home in Fort Worth, Texas, where Mr . Hilseweckis employed by the Gulf Oil Company .WALL-WRIGHT : Miss Imajean Wall and RandolphFarle Wright, Jr., '38geol, were marriedNovember 26 at Perry . He is a member of PiKappa Phi fraternity . They live in OklahomaCity.ANI»EIZSON-MANNUS : Miss Elizabeth AdeleAnderson, '38ed, and I:ugtuc C . Mat1J1nS weremarried December 21 . She is a incmhcr of ChiOmega sorority . They live in Norman .1939Paul Siutcrson, senior journalism student,joined the staff of Senator Josh Lee in Washington,1). C ., January 1 . Former managingeditor of the 01~1ahoma Daily, Mr . Sintlcrsonplans to complete work for his degree throughcorrespondence courses .SHOBERT-GILBF'RT : Miss Geraldine Shobert,freshman, and 1 . . N . Gilbert, Jr ., senior, weremarried December 23 . They live in Norman,where they are continuing their studies at theUniversity .MATTOX-SILVEY : Miss Katliren Mattox andMax Silvey, senior engineer, were married December24 in Oklahoma City . She attendedHarding College and Central State Teachers College,and is now a member of the faculty atTaft Junior High School in Oklahoma City .TROUT-WILCOXSON : Miss Mozellc Troutand Luther Karl Wilcoxson, both seniors in theUniversity, were married at Terral (luring theChristmas season . She is a member of DeltaGamma sorority and lie is affiliate(! with SigmaAlpha Epsilon fraternity. They live in Norman,where he is employed at McCall's Men's Store .RUDROW-BAXTER : Miss Evelyn Rudrowand James L. Baxter, University senior, weremarried December 30 in Shawnee . She attendedCentral State Teachers College . They live inOklahoma City.FEBRUARY, 1939ALUMNI PRESIDENT(CON'n\t - rn NR()pt PAGI I ))One of Mr . Menuninger's qualificationsfor president of the Alumni Associationis his wide acquaintance with severaldifferent generations of students atO . U . He first enrolled on the () . U .campus as a student in the preparatorydepartment in 1919 . lie took four yearsof college work and received the B . A .degree . He enrolled again in 1929 andcompleted most of his law work with theclass that graduated in 1931 . However,he came back later in the spring term of1933 and completed his work for the LL .11 . degree .As an undergraduate student in theUniversity, Mr . Memminger took part inclass athletics, was interested in studentdramatics, literary societies, publicationsand almost everything else of interest onthe campus . He played class baseball,football and basketball . He was assistantbusiness manager of the 1913 SoonerYearbook and served the next year asmember of the publication board . Hehad a part in a German play presentedby Teutonia, German Club, in 1913 ; thenext year he played "Uncle Buck" in theannual burlesque sponsored by the juniorclass, and he had a part in the senior playof 1914 . He found time to serve on theY . M . C . A . cabine t three years and wastreasurer of the organization in his senioryear .However, young Memminger wasn't socompletely serious as his record of substantialactivities might indicate . It wasduring his time in school that the engineers'smoke stack was first desecratedby the painting of "D . 1) . M . C ." highon the stack . He wasn't one of the twofoolhardy students who volunteered to letthemselves be pulled up to the top of thesmoke stack on a precarious platformdrawn up by a cable, but he was one ofthe trustworthy men who held onto thecable at the bottom of the smoke stackand enabled the dangerous painting jobto be completed without any fatalities .That's the kind of man Charlie Memtningcris . You don't find him doingspectacular things to attract public attention,but you find him always with asteady hand on the cable doing his shareof the important ground work behindany worthwhile project in his communityor state .Finish aviation trainingThree former students in the Universityare scheduled to receive their "wings"in the United States Army Air Corps atgraduation ceremonies this month . Theyare Leonard B . Storm, '37ex, Seth J . Mc-Kee, '37ex, and Herbert Von Tungeln,'34 .Mr . McKee and Mr . Von Tungeln arebeing trained in attack aviation and Mr .Storm is in the pursuit division.CHICAGO & NORTH WESTERN RAILWAYGo this quickest, most scenicway, via the Historic OverlandRoute (C. & N .W.-U . P .-So . Pac .) . Ride inluxurious comfort on world famous trains .En route to San Francisco visit the West'smost enthralling wonderlands . Widechoice of routes with option of going oneway, returning another . Low fares . Liberalstopover privileges.PACIFIC COASTLosn Angeles,Pacific Northwest . See all the high spotsof the West Coast on one grand circle tour .From Chicago, round trip incoaches as low as . . . . . . $65.00BOULDER DAM-Lake Mead-Magnificent. Inspiring . See themen route to orfrom CaliforniaTours.from Las Vegas, Nev ., as low as $3.45COLORADO-Sublime mountain vacationland. Only overnight fromChicago . Round trip in coachesas low as31,10YELLOWSTONE Magic land of geysers,wild life, waterfalls,canyons .Round trip fromChicagoin Pullmans (berth extra) . . . $49.30ZION, BRYCE, GRAND CANYON NAT'LPARKS-See all three of these awe-inspiringwonderlands on one tour . Round tripto Cedar City in Pullmans (berth,extra) only . . . . , , , , $50.60BLACK HILLS, SO . DAK . moinanseast of the Rockies . Picturesque . Romantic .Site of great Mt . Rushmore Memorial .Round trip from Chicago inCoaches, only , . . , , , , $26.45SUN VALLEY IDAHO Famous mountainresort onthe edge of America's "Last Wilderness ."Round trip from Chicago aslow as . . . . . . . , . $54.90CANADIAN ROCKIES- Banff' Lake Louise,Vancouver. En routeto or from the Pacific Coast ,only . . . . . . . . . . . $65.00ALASKA-Land of the Midnight Sun .Round trip from Seattleas low as . . . . . . . , $$ 7.00NORTH WOODS ofWisconsin, UpperMichigan, Minnesota-Forest playground of the Middle West .Round trip to coaches fromChicago as low as . . . . . . $9.35Ask About North Western EscortedAll-Expense ToursMAIL THIS COUPONR. THOMSON, Passenger Traffic ManagerChicago & North Western Ry .Dept . 39-400 W . Madison St ., Chicago, III .I Please send information about a trip to IIIName--------------------------------AddressIO Also all-expense tours23