University of Oklahoma - Sooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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AVID B. R. JOHNSON, ' ' . Dean of the School of Phar- macy, University of Glclahoma, 1919--, Member National Societies of Academy of Science, Rho Chi, Kappa Psi, Kappa Delta Pi, National Formulary Committee, and United States Pharmacoepia Revision Com- mittee, Afliliated with American Associa- tion of Colleges of Pharmacy, President of the American Pharmaceutical AssO' ciation. Preliminary training, Valparaiso University, Advance and Graduate work, University of Glclahoma, 1918, Married and lives in Norman. GHN S. VAUG1-IAN, State ' ' ' Superintendent of Public ln- struction, State ofG1clahoma, Acting Presi- dent Southeastern State Teachers College, 1926, Executive Secretary Gklahoma Edu- cational Survey, 1923, Dean and Registrar, Southeastern State Teachers College, 1919- 1921, Member Gklahoma State Senate, 191 'Z-1921, Graduated from Gklahoma Uni- versity, 1923, Education, Masters Degree Gklahoma University 1927, Married Eunice Lewis, Kingston, Gklahoma. EGRGE B. PARKER, ' . ' Editor - in - chief, Scripps - Howard papers, General Editorial Execu- tive same papers, 1924-1927, Editor-in-chief Southwestern group Scripps-Howard pa- pers, 1922-1924, Editor, Cleveland, Ghio Press, 1920-1922, Reporter, city editor and managing editor, Glclahoma News, 1909- 1920, Member Kappa Alpha, National Press Cwashington, D. CJ, Mid-Day CCleveland D, Houston flexas D Home, Graduated from Gklahoma University 1908, Arts and Science, Married Adelaide Loomis, Norman, Oklahoma, At home Mt. Kisco, N. Y.

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XX! as llixx XlC'l'HI 1: ll. .Xiuxis THE COLLEGE CF BUSINESS A D NXT S T RAT I Q IN the America of Today, Business Administration is the key to economic stability. At no other time has this been proven as during the past few years. Competition, the life of business, has been augmented by trained leadership and as a result the scope of the administrator's field has become international instead of local. Training for such leadership is the task of ,A,, mv, ,,,,., ,X ,,,, every School of Business and to that end this college has successfully striven.