University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma - Argus Yearbook (Chickasha, OK)

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Ladies ot the Iuryf' a comedy by Fred Ballard, was one oi the outstandina productions oi the Drarna Department tor the current year, Miss Frances Davis directed the cast which consisted ot Mrs. Ciaribei Buford Baird, who played the iead, Miss Ciarice Talman, and students chosen from the Speech classes.

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SIGMA DELTA CLUB PATRONS SPONSORS MR. AND MRS. I. W. OWSLEY MISS IEFEIE YOUNG BETTY ACKLEY RUTH ARRINGTON RUTH BAUM OVIS BAXTER MAMIE IRBY BLACK MARIORIE BUCK KORAN BURNETT EILEEN CARLETTI FRANCES CHEADLE BETTY BYRL CLARK MERYE COOK FREDA CROOM MEMBERS BEATRICE FRANZ ANNA MARGARET GIBSON LAVERDA IUNE GRAHAM PAT HENDRICK EULEMA HODGES ANN HUGHES MARGARET HUGHES ARLENE IAMES CHARLOTTE LINDSAY IOAN LONG MARIANNE MONROE MARY IO MCCLURG LO RETHA CRICKENBERGER IULIETTE MCNEESE THELMA DOYLE PATRICIA NIPPS DR. MARY R. BELL VIRGINIA PIERCE DONNA EVELYN PHILLIPS MARY POSEY IEANNE PRICE MAXINE PUCKETT RUTH ROBINSON IODY RYAN MARGARET RYAN ANNABELL SMITH EDNA SNYDER DORIS TEANEY VIRGINIA TEETERS VIRGINIA VAUGHAN MARY ALICE WARD PLEDGES MARY MARGARET HILL IUANITA LEE DOROTHY LUCAS CONNIE EITZSIMMONS DOROTHY VANN One ot the CoI's most taithtut customers is Mary Posey. Mary O. ttor OIiviaI is president oi Sigma Detta and the Inter-cIub Council. A Commerce major from Durant, she is an ardent amateur photographer. Mary Iikes to swim and to pIay qoIt, but at the top ot her Iist oi iavorite sports is sIeepinq!

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Vaudeville, lr. played to capacity audiences in the Little Gym. Pledges of the different social clubs, dressed in their best formals, sang and danced. The biggest song hits of the moment were the best liked part of the variety program. i942 lUNlOR CARNIVAL Happy Holiday Was the theme that the Iunior class chose for the 1942 Car- nival. The crowd that thronged the gym had a distinct military flavor. Many a G. l. nickel fell into the lunior till as college girls danced, sang, ran concessions, fried hamburgers and swam in circles for the entertainment of the customers. The Big Gym Walls were lined with concessions of different kinds Whose main purpose was the painless extrac tion of pocket change. Before the crowning of the queens, the floor was cleared and all was made ready for the Big Show.