University of Oklahoma - Sooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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No more proper dedication could be written than to recount the achievements of those graduates of our University, accomplishments which within themselves are commendable, but which because of their supremacy have shown that these alumni have learned to live and in so doing have given additional life to their Alma Mater. As our readers observe the indelible records which appear on the following pages they cannot help but know these men have mirrored their personalities, achievements, glories and lives upon the escutcheon of their universityeQur University. It is our trust that those who enter the halls of this university will revere those achievements and behold them as guiding lights in the search for knowledge and service, that those to follow will learn to live as those have done who have gone before, and that Qur University's light of accomplish- ment will ever grow brighter. l 4.

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Zxcco PLISHME T EARLY, men' and women have been graduated from the Uni- OOOOO versity of Oklahoma with definite goals in mind. Also, yearly, Time records the activities of some of these graduates and marks them with the light of achievement in their chosen fields of endeavor. Look- ing, hastily, back through the years we find that some of the records of our alumni l are indeed achievements of note. We record, therefore, for your observance the following records as indelibly inscribed symbols on the escutcheon of this Uni- versity. G. RICHARDSON, Director of Public Relations, 1. C. Penney Company, N. Y., ex- . ' ' director, Atlas Portland Cement Co., lnstructor, Chain Store Merchandising, N. Y. U., Statistician, N. Y. Federal Reserve Bank, Graduated from Oklahoma University, 1917, Arts and Science, President class 3 and 4, Charter Member Alpha Kappa Psi, Member University Glee Club, Charter Member Ruf-Nek, U. S. Army, 1917-1919, Post Graduate, Harvard, Unmarried. OY ST. LEWIS, Assistant Attorney-General of the United States, 1931, Assistant U. S. Attor- ney Western District of Oklahoma, 1922- 1924, U. S. District Attorney Western Dis- trict of Oklahoma, 1925, Special Prosecutor in Hale-Ramsey Osage Murder Case, 1925, U. S. Army, 1917-1919, served in France with 347th Infantry, 87th Division, Gen- eral practice, Holdenville and Oklahoma City, Graduated from Oklahoma Univer- sity 1915, Law, Member Kappa Sigma, Married and lives in Washington, D. C.