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

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lDCCl CCl.flO flfl Viigiwyf It becomes our pleasure and privilege to pause and turn our thoughts toward one of the most versatile persons on the Oklahoma City University campus, DR. IAMES IUVENAL HAYES. This all-around person is seen at nearly every school function whether it is a musical recital, dance, school get-together or skating party. Dignified, likable, friendly and scholarly are a few of the adjectives that describe Dr. Hayes. He was born in San lose, California, and has lived in Denver, Evanston, Cambridge and Sioux City before coming to Oklahoma City. Dr. Hayes is a graduate of Harvard where he received his AB. and A.M. degrees, and obtained his Ph.D. at lowa State University. He also has attended the Uni- versity of Chicago and Northwestern University. ln 1932, Dr. Hayes came to O. C. U. to teach English literature. Now he is the head of the Department of English. Dr. and Mrs. Hayes have three children: two girls, Hester Iuliet CHayesj Perkins and Dorothy Margaret CHayesj Riley, and one son, Iames Brand Hayes. English drama and fine arts were Dr. Hayes, favorite studies and majors while attending school. While at Harvard he was a member of the Harvard Rifle and Pistol Club and the Hollis 47 Literary Club. Not only is Dr. Hayes a member of the Metlaodist Church and Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity but he is a member of the A.E. and A.M., a member of the Oklahoma City Municipal Drama Group, Pi Epsilon Delta, Sigma Tau Delta and Pi Kappa Delta fraternities. Courteous, considerate, manly and yet very conscientious about his work, Dr. Hayes has written several articles on How to Play Chessf, The Scansion ns as . U H . , of Prose, The Moon Maid and Six Kay Poem., Other than that he has compiled a dictionary of 5,ooo most common English words to be used as a basis for a universal language. Besides teaching, he has written a daily column of Eree Verse of Essays for chi Sioux City Iournal and been in puppet shows in the Oklahoma City public sc oo s. Stero photography, straight photography, Puppets, editing Old English, Elqlljie dfmcmgi Skfiflllg, lDOWl1ng and dancing are a few of this fine fellowis o ies. A photographers club was introduced on the O. C. U. campus by Dr. Hayes but was discontinued as a result of war Conditions, T . . dedi E EOF, DYE Hayes, the members of the Junior and senior classes Cs Q ' ' ' . . 1 6 P5 Yen 00 Of A0110 Domini nineteen hundred and forty-five in order than we might show our appreciation for 1 ff . . your e orts of the past and of the future and for our enjoyable associations with you, .1 M I, I?i g'3 ':f K. '-..?5:'j-'Q'-tg:-1.?,::'-. . - .7 - -V-, - U ,,, U' V v V