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

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iE} Page Twenty Four Scarab 1923 y25 EFFIE JORNS, Yale Editor Annual 21-7 Y 8 W.Cs Ax Pressio22” Yee Wee Cem Cabinets 0. 72 lime Dee Campus Staff '21; Sphinx Pres. '23; Class Re- porter '23. Effie is not at all fickle but one can’t help wondering why she changes offices so often. She has been president or something of almost every Organization in school, yet the honors that have come to her are only inadequate tribute to her inner worth. Altogether she has filled every obligation well. EDITH LAFOoNnN, Oklahoma City Kappa Tau Delta Class Vice-Pres. ‘21; Treasurer Sphinx ’22; Reporter Sphinx ’21; French Club ’21, ’22; Treasurer Science Club '21; Campus Staff 20; Kodak Editor Annual ’21; Class Social Chair- man ‘22. Well she went and done it! Atwell spent so many car checks going to and from Edith’s that he was “‘broke’’ continually, so to save his money he married her. Without doubt she is a success as a home-maker if her school life may be taken as an example of her efficiency. Her ability to plan a wiener-roast or a banquet and make them both ‘‘go’’, proves that breakfast, dinner and supper have no scare in store for her. BLANCHE DASHER, Geary Sphinx Parliamentarian '21; Treas. Y. W. C. A. °19, '22; Missionary Chairman Y. W. C. A. '23; Vice-President Science Club ’21; An- nual Stati; 213 Campus: Stari 22. 235-8 oaWwe C. A. Delegate to Confernce, ’21. Blanche has been with the college as long as We can remember, and she has been an all “‘A’’ student through her college course. We could wr.te volumes about her but the really impor- tant fact is that she is that loyal type of girl when a test comes. She is a worker in every sense of the word, yet she has time.to be pleasant to everyone. If there has been any project going forward in the college that hasn’t had Blanche behind it, we haven't found it out.

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(al Ohe Scarab MAURINE SAYRE, Pawnee Beta Alpha Phi President Y. W. C. A. '19; Secretary Sphinx 20: Annual Staff ‘20. After being out of school two years Maurine decided she was so fond of us she would just have to come back. Well, we are mighty glad that she did for she is one of our best friends in spite of the fact that she took Leslie Sayre out of the eligibility field as far as other O. C. C. co-eds are concerned. Maybe you haven't seen her around school very often, but then she has out- side interests, for instance, Betty June. AUSTIN PORTERFIELD, Oklahoma City Delta Psi Omega Secretary Y. M. C. A. 19, ’21; President Athletic Ass'n. °23; Timotheans. Found at last! The eighth wonder of the world. Austin. (as we dare call him, for in spite of his perfect example of Senior dignity, he’s a jolly good fellow) is noted for doing a half-dozen things at once. The greatest honors that can come to him would be only a small part of what he so richly deserves. Notwith- standing the fact that he is in the employ of Uncle Sam. our letters still fail to arrive at the specified time. ca Ss e i be SUE DALE GILLILAND, Oklahoma City Phi Delta “Elaine the fair, Elaine the lovable, Elaine the lily maid of Astolot.’’ These lines just re- mind us of Sue. She is that prim stately co-ed. who always looks as though she had just stepped out of a bandbox. She has big eyes and soft brown hair and is noted for the good-looking clothes she wears. There is a rumor of a not far off wedding. Page Twenty Three

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a o ” JOYCE WEBSTER, Oklahoma City Kappa Tau Pi : Timothean; Y. M. C. A. Delegate to Hollis- ter Conference ’21; Science Club 21. Joyce has a smile that won’t come off and his laugh is a cure for the blues. But say have you heard the latest joke on him? ‘The other morn- ing as he started for school, he picked up his cap and supposedly his books and started down the street. In a minute or so he discovered that what he thought to be his books was the coal bucket! He is not always this absent-minded though for most all the time he’s “‘right there’’. Happiness is yours Joyce and we know success will come. RUTH FENN, Oklahoma City . Beta Alpha Phi Vice-Pres. Y. W. C. A., 21; Meetings Chair- ranaunl YC, Why, “Se rh, WE IDellesaive trey WG 185 IML Sie aeGleem@luioms lp maltreasmmbuandercarten '23; Sphinx; Student Volunteer Delegate '21. Life Service League. Words fail us if we try to describe her to one who doesn’t know her, but she speaks for her- self to her friends. One of those brilliant stu- dents who finish a college course in three years. is Ruth. She is an enthusiastic and capable worker, whether it be leading the Y. W. or rooting for the football team. RAYMORE WALCHER, Oklahoma City A typical ‘‘ladies man’’ who hails from the far off West. It has been rumored that he oc- casionally bursts into poetry but as yet most of us have not been fortunate enough to hear it. Can it be that his poetry is “‘born to blush un- seen’’ by most of us, only to be heard by a favored few? Raymore entered O. C. C. late in the year, but he has already made many friends in all his classes. Qhe Scarab 129 Page Twenty Five