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

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VETERANS GUIDANCE CENTER i DR. CLINTON M. ALLEN Chief Appraiser Veterans Guidance Center is a joint University and U. S. Government enterprise that provides professional advice for all veterans of 0. C. U., who desire guidance toward the Held in which they will most likely succeed. The veterans' course of education is chosen for them through a series of aptitude examinations. These ex- aminations require a full day's work and a maximum of six applicants' can receive the entire process in one day. An average of 25 persons take the tests each week. The Guidance Center began operations March 1, 1946 and has plotted courses for 1,425 veterans during its First year of existence on the campus. Officers provided by the government are: W. R. Goins, chief adviserg Ioel B. Howard, training oiiicerg Mrs. C. Nowlin, receptionistg and Mrs. D. L. Chastain, receptionist. L Appraisers contributed by O. C. U. are: Dr. Clin- ton M. Allen, Hartford C. Inlow, Ellis Masonliall, Wayde H. McCalister, Iohn B. Turner, and Miss Florence E. Allen. V Wayde McCa1ister, Ioel Howard, Florence Allen, Mrs. I. C. Nowlin, Iohn Turner, WiUiam Goins. -16-f

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SENIORS FIRST Row: RICHARD I-IAASE IANIE KING POPE Phi Delta I--2-3-4, reporter 32 Student Christian Asso- ciation I-25 College Players 1-2-33 Campus staff 2-3-44 SCARAB staff 2-33 Press Club 3-4. SECOND Row: IOANNA PAYTON Phi Delta 1-2-3-4. WILLIAM I-IALI., Kelton, Pennsylvania THIRD Row: CLOVIS CI-IAPPELEAR, Zllcmntain View, Oklahoma Debate team 4. BENNIE TURNER ' Beta Alpha Phi 2-3-4, president 43 Sigma Alpha Iota 2-3'4, program chairman 3, vice-president 4g Piano Club 2-3-4, president 3g Student Christian Association 2-33 Sphinx 2-35 Choir 2-35 Ladybugs 3, vice-president 32 Owens Literary Society 3Q Baptist Student Union 4g Pan-Hellenic Council 4, secretary 43 Cardinal Key 4Q Wl1o's Wlao in American Universities and Colleges 42 Most Respected Senior Girl 45 Keshena Queen 4. FOURTH Row: I CAROLYN STORER Phi Delta I-2-3-4, reporter 4g Kappa Pi 2-3-4, pledge- mistress 3g Sphinx I-2-3Q Student Council 4, president 45 Slia-Watha 4. JOHN CURTIS, Hammon, Oklahoma FIFTH Row: I BERNICE KELLER Sigma Alpha Iota 2-3-4. EARL PETERSON, Vienna, Virginia AE I ,4i,, 5 .2 18-