Oklahoma City University - Keshena Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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Che Scarab ———H ie CHARLES RUTLEDGE, Mooreland Delta Psi Omega : Beta Beta Beta Class Pres., ’21, ’23; Pres. Athletic Ass’n., Lope NU Oe Ua MiesManacer Campus, 20, 21, 22,; Football ’21, 22; Basketball ’20; Pres. 7O SClubt7 23° Press “Yellow Jackets, 23: Science Club, ’21; Pre-Medic. ‘The prairies and the hills are God's country and their sons are men.’’ In the history of the college there has never been a student who has taken a more active interest in school affairs than “‘Rut’’. We don’t know what chapel will be like without his announcements but we are wishing for him as big a success in the field of medicine as he has already made on the athletic field. Charles has mananaged us for four years, and now it’s rumored that someone is going to take the job of managing him. FRANK EINSEL, Agra Kappa Tau Pi Class Treas. ’23; Vice-Pres. Timotheans ’23; Debate ’22. Someone once hinted that a member of Frank’s congregation so forgot himself as to go to sleep during the sermon, but we couldn't en- tertain this thought for a minute if Frank preaches like he debates. Last year he held the captaincy of the negative team and let it suffice us to say that in his debating as well as in any- thing else he has undertaken, he is an earnest and parnstaking worker. MABEL WELLS, Hennessy Beta Alpha Phi GlacsmSee vw l Presws Ye“ We GCuAy 2G- Y. W. C. A. cabinet °22; Y. W. Delegate to National Convention ‘22. She is a good student who enjoys all social events too, and she is the kind who doesn’t mind the “‘fixin’’ that goes before. As presi- dent of the Y. W. Mabel has helped to make this one of the most successful years that this organization has known in Oklahoma City College. fal Page Twenty One

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Ra Baa rif a let Bs eons SS . Page Twenty Two he Scarab MARY MCBRIDE. Oklahoma City Phi Delta Class Sec’y. 21; Class Reporter “22; Les Pleiades 21, 22: Sphinx: Lady Bug °23; Glee Club °23. Mary has filled a big place in college activi- ties in the past three years. Her enthusiasm and diligence have been admirable in putting over everything that she has undertaken. If one asks what Mary hasn't done at O. C. C. we can say that she has never been a member of the Timotheans or the Bull Pups. but we are willing to wager that that is about all. HAROLD GROSSMAN, Cushing Delta Psi Omega Class Pres. 22: Pres. Athletic Ass'n. ° 22; ““O”’ Club: Basketball 22: Track °22: Football °21: Football Captain °22: Yellow Jacket. As a football star and as a thoroughly likable fellow. Harold has distinguished himself in his two years’ activity on our campus. He hails from Southwestern and we may truly say. “We don't know what we would do without these students who come from other schools.” Harold lives on East Moses Street. but he has never been accused of piety. CLARA DUNCAN. Oklahoma City Sphinx: Y. W. C. A. Here is a student who knows the high aims of the college and has kept them before her during her years in school here. Though she is of 2 quiet and retiring nature, it has not kept us from knowing her, and we are glad we do. Belying her dignified demeanor is a twinkle in her brown eyes that speak good sportmanship.