Phillips University - Phillipian Yearbook (Enid, OK)

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WHO il ., M ,MNA rg H -vig c M as ,A,. , I ,,, i ' 3 '. i .3 in --Il A: ' ,N ., , if .f--,.. , , EE Q ai' ' N f.. ag -8- -9- -11- 7-Shirley Cronk, Douglass, Kans., education major, student council, Cardinal Key, pianist. 8-Lois Hobart, Enid, education major, 2.85 grade average, Cardinal Kev, accompanist. 9Ajames Gerald Sinise, Blue island, Ill., psychology-journalism major, editor of 'KThe I-Iaymakgff' Varsity Revue manager, Blue Kev. 10-Virginia Smithx Enid, drama major, entertainer. llf---Williani Howland, Oklahoma City, Bible major, student council ofhcer, debater, national CYP officer. Earl F. VVatson, Hooker, pre- gf medicine, 2.50 grade average, Bishopian president, Blue Key. Thirteen outstanding Phillips university seniors have been honored in XVho's Vliho Among Students in American Colleges and Universitiesfi Choice was made on the basis of leadership, scholarship, service, and future promise. ln ad- dition Phillips restricted its selection to seniors who had a KB' average for six previous semesters. 25 4? 4 a gs, J f f in-Q , 3 ji F, if

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-2- -3- -5- -Glenn XV. Ricketts, Hereford. Tex., Bible major, Blue Key aucl iutereluh presiclencics, 2.78 grade average. -james Allen Nichols, Okmulgee, Bible major. sturlent council. -Don Seamons, Kansas City, Kans., Bible major. stuclent council presicleut. interelub council vice-President. -Nlargaret Ann Voris religious education major, presitlent of Tau Beta Sigma, campus accompanist, chorus. Willianl Rathbun, Blackwell, music major, assistant band clirector, composer, Presiclent of Phi Mu Alpha. WHO'S VV1ll1am Barrick, Enid, Bibic major, student hotly and Gricliron officerships. Iennie Beth Taylor, Indianapo- lis, religious cclucation major, Niay Queen, stuclent hotly ofhcer. 24

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Plallzpzat Resolved: To tell the candidates for i951 Phillipian editorship, what they are getting into. It was nice to get to know the whole campus, through picture- taking and proof-reading. It was tough to have to be so strict about picture appointments and copy deadlines-they are things that the average student seemed to take as jokes. But having an eiricient starf makes up for the trials of the position and I repeat what has been said by almost every Phillipian editor since l907-it was fun, anyhow. I-Iere are some other people to blame when you see your picture looks just like you. Photographers were Henry Dugan and Zell- weger studio, Zellwegerls took all the class pictures, organization pictures, and the queens. I-Ienry and I took most of the rest with help from free-lancers. Nlerle Iohnson was assistant editor. That is, he keeps the room neat and was supposed to keep the editor's shoes shined Qbut did he?D Ioel VViens did the bookwork and calculated schemes to keep us out of the red that previous Phillipians experienced. Some were so very far to that extreme that they almost needed a congressional Ioel Wiens Business Manager' investigation. Thanks to Ioel, we did not have to worry about that aspect. Phyllis Cook read over copy after I read over it and I read over it after she read over it. So all mistakes must be those of the printer Qthere goes our nice printing ratej. Lloyd Lambert was not so disorganized as pictured, but he had 21 delightful time trying to get organizations to get their copy in four weeks after it was due, Bud Miller' and Lemira Thomas took care of the class section- complain to them and they will blame me, to me and I will blame them. lane Clary was our society girl. She was in charge of the faculty section also. Poor girl never could get Clay I-Iall to fork over some snapshots for their page--what were they afraid of, We censor all our stuff. Our only Freshman staffer was Blary Io Taylor who let the administration work on her. Thatls where she gets the stuffy pose for her portrait. P.S.--This is some copy that Phyllis did not edit. The Editor. Editor Dan Couger Assistant Editor Iyierle Iohnson