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

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The ERESHMAN CLASS 0EElCEHS are Dorothy Lucas, presif dentg Mary Melton, Vice-president, Mary Lee Brower, secres tary: Louise Granlee, treasurerg and Mary and Martha Walker, cheer leaders. The IUNTOH CLASS CEETCERS are Erances Cheadle, presi dent: Edna Snyder, vicefpresident, Mary lo McClura, secre iary: and Boby Miller, treasurer. The governing beard oi STUDENT GQVERNMENT is composed oi a representative trom each dormitory. The president is chosen by election. The aim oi the association is to promote college loyalty and to help maintain the college ideas. Win- nell Aubrey is president tor the current year. if r'-K K leeta Ellis, Qlclahorna City, will receive her degree in Art. She is especially interested in enqineerina drawinq and hopes to help Win the war with her little compass and T-square. leeta lilies to tell stories on her black coclcer, Queen Anne, ride horseback, and go to dances.

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The Piacaueteers Club was organ- ized to turther an interest in tennis and to develop skill in playing the game. Try-outs are held at the boe ginning ot the term. Tennis and ping-pong tournaments are pro- moted by this group, and various members participate in the state ten- nis play days. Louise Granlee is president and Mrs. Genevieve Carter Stack is the sponsor. Cap n' Bells membership is open to all students oi the speech depart- ment. lt provides experience and training in all phases ot play pro- duction. The objective oi the club is to give more students an active part in speech activities. Martha Ann lones has acted as leader this year. The Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet aims to further Christian student activities. lt governs the local branch ot the National Y. W. C. A. Any student With an interest in the Christian youth movement is eligible tor meme bership. Cabbage Theater and the Doll Parade are a part ot their so- cial Work. Marjorie Poncannon is president. Miss Corinne Bell, Miss May Fullerton, Miss lettie Young, Miss Mable Murphy act as spon- SOTS. THE SENICR CLASS OPHCERS Dorothy Lee Caitey, President Mary Posey, Vice-President Marye Cook, Treasurer Winnell Aubrey, Secretary

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Nathalie Giddings, a Vocational Home Economics major, is irom l-lenryetta. One ot her greatest charms is her big brown eyes and long eye lashes, Marjorie Swartz iinished her Work tor an A. B. degree with a major in Art at mid-year and is now a CurtissAWright cadette at Ames, lowa. Marjorie's home is at Cement, and she dearly loves cottee at midnight. Another ambitious homemaker is luliette McNeese. Although she is an English major, she spent tive Weeks in the home manage- ment house just tor the experi- ence . Little but mighty, juliette is one ot our leading horsewom- en. She is from Ponca City.