The Oklahoma Daily (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 41, No. 25, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 12, 1954 Page: 2 of 12
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PACE TWO
THE OKLAHOMA DAILY ITalvriutty of Oklahoma Ktnui Okla
TUESDAY OCTOBER 1
REGENTS—
(From raff 1)
struct or in art university school:
Paul Eric Nelson and Stanley Al-
len Self economics Blanche Lee
home economics Peter James
Chandler psychology Matilda Hol-
ler physical education university
school William S Mvers jr and
Delmer leKov Stagnei special in-
structors in' law and Florence
Wolff special Instructor in social
work
1C AwdstaatN Named
The regents also named 16 teach-
ing assistants Phyllis Jean Lester
art: Robert Isherwood Loeffler Ro-
bert Paul Ottenstein Kenneth Gene
Page and Thomas Allan Wilkinson
engineering drawing Orris Earl
Carter history Brandon H Grif-
fith and James Irving McPherson
mechanics and engineering metal-
lugry Frieda Derdeyn Rambas
Dense Mueller and HalUe Jackson
Yavrus modern languages Wey-
mar Zack Osborne John Thomas
Teska and Albert Haines Woollett
physics: JiU Moore Kimrey secre-
tarial science and Yajima Tei kin-
dergarten assistant university
school
Three title changes approved by
the board were those of George L
Noah promoted from instructor to
assistant professor of finance: John
Christopher Johnson whose title
was changed from graduate assis-
tant to special instructor in zoology
and Philip Matthew Fitztrick
whose title was changed from grad-
uate assistant to teaching assistant
in physics
Resignations Accepted
The board acrepled resignations
from Pauline T Horras assistant
professor of social work June Bar-
ber instructor in speech speech
anil hearing clinic: and Naomi W
Cathey kindergarten assistant un-
iversity school
side-stepied the issue by relying:
“If we can avoid more injuries
and get the same sort of effort
we have had in the games to date
we should be a pretty good foot-
ball team But you ean't expert to
lose one starter each game by in-
juries as we have been doing and
keep your team strength Sooner
or Later you run out of people"
IFC—
(From Page 1)
B Hunt Tulsa grand trustee of
Sigma Chi Donald Walker Tulsa
grand praetor of Sigma Chi Dis-
trict Judge A P Van Meter Okla-
homa City Lambda Chi Alpha and
George Green Oklahoma City Sig-
ma Phi Epsilon Governor John-
ston Murray has tentatively accept-
ed an invitation to the banquet
Doug Fox is to be toastmaster
For the Tuesday and Wednes-
day night panels Stan Alexander
Alpha Tau Omega will he leader
for the discussion on pledge train-
ing Coleman Nolan Watonga
Lambda Chi Alpha alumnus will
assist on the panel He is a national
director of lambda Chi Ralph
Thompson Beta Theta Pi will lead
the 'social panel discussion to be
held Tuesday night onlv On the
panel will be Calvin Boxley Okla-
homa City attorney and grand sec-
retary of Alpha Sigma Phi
The scholarship panel planned
for Tuesday night only in Room
101 Monnet hall will be led by
Mac Wood Pi Kapia Alpha with
Dr Joseph H Marshbum as alum-
ni speaker He is chairman of the
English department and chapter
adviser for Sigma Chi
Panel Subjects Listed
The rush panels Tuesday and
Wednesday nights will be led by
Harold MacDowell ' Kappa Alpha
Alumni panelists will include John
Paynter Wichita Kan Acacia na-
tional counsellor Mark Myers Dal-
las Beta Theta PI district chief
and Dr Marshbum
Chapter administration will be
the subject for two other fumels
Doug Fox Sigma Phi Epsilon will
he the leader with Walter Gray
Oklahoma City attorney and )ai4
president of the IFC here as speak-
er Gray Is a member of Sigma Chi
Yol Edmondson OU professor of j
accounting and member of Sigma
Phi Epsilon will appear on the
chapter finance panels with Cecil
H Rrite general manager of OU
student tuhIications and Acacia
alumnus The panel lender will he
Pat Samter(Kappa Alpha The pub-
lic relations panels will be led by
Phil Belisle Sigma I’hi Epsilon
George Churchill OU director of
public relations and Boyd Gun-
ning executive secretary of the
alumni association will be the
speakers
Following the Friday night ban-
quet a smoker honoring Colonel
Chambers the banquet guest speak-
er will be held dt the Lockett ho-
tel It will be at 9 pm The ban-
quet is set for 6:13 pm
An Innovation for thia year's
IFC workshop Is the series of chap-
ter exchange dinners Wednesday
and Thursday nights to encourafce
personal acquaintance of men -in the
various social groups Stan Alex-
ander Alpha Tau Omega and Dan
McNatt Delta Tau Delta are in
csr of the exchange dinner ar-
rangements -
BASSO-
of Beethoven's "Missa Solrmnls"
recently released by RCA Yk-tor
Hines was (he bass soloist in Tos-
canini's performance of the work
in Carnegie hall in 1WYV
Entirely American trained the
Califurnia-lwrn singer is current-
ly in his ninth season with the
Metromitan New York Times
critic Glin' Downes reported last
ejtring "Mr Hines voice Is cer-
tainly one of (he best to be heard
in oiera anywhere?'
RALLY-
(From Pace 1) -
give them a holiday explaining the
holiday -allocation authority had
been given to the student senate
by the board of regents
One eager student In the lead
turned to the crowd and yelled "If
we walkout tomorrow we get ruts!
What do we do? We walkoutr The
crowd cheered its joyful assent
Cross reappeared admidst the
cheers and pointed out to the crowd
that any agitation for class dismis-
sal could result in the forfeiture of
the two holidays allowed to stu-
dents For some unexplained reason the
students took the president'
as the "go-ahead for the v
and began scattering to spr
word Plans for calling all or
houses were enthusiastlcal
muiaied and the crowd we"
iiy home
Classes began at 8 aJn a
Monday wjth the majority
dents in blissful ignorance
day's celebration Only a f
senres were noted and th
was successful only In ere
10 am coffee conversation
PRESCRIPTS
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Fast FREE Dclivl
(From Page 1)
a triumph in "Boris ' Godounov"
again the first American artist to
perform the role The basso also
was chosen by Arturo Toscanini ns
soloist In the Maestro's recording:
PHONE
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LAUNDRY
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COACH-
(Front Page 1)
Oklahoma to a 14-7 triumph scor-
ing one of the two touchdowns
Calame watched from the sidelines
"But Calame deserves a lot of
credit for helping us win the game
through his fine work with Harris
"Wilkinson said He also tabbed
the play of all his linemen as an
imjxntant factor in the victory
over Texas which he described as
“A very good football team"
Fans’ Action Termed Poor ’ -The
Sooner coach described the
action of Oklahoma fans in tearing
down both goal posts at Dallas be-
fore thje game ended as “one of the
poorest things I have ever seen
happen”
- Asked what he would have done
If Texas had scored after the goal
posts were gone in the dying mo-
ments Wilkinson said:
"My inclination would have been
to award Texas the extra point
Fortunately that’s a decision we
didn't have to make”
Brown Is Ont
Wilkinson said Don Brown first
string tackle who received a brok-
en ankle early in the game would
be lost at least six weeks perhaps
for the season Asked If he thought
the Sooners deserved to receive
top national rating following vic-
tories over California TCU and
Texas the usually pessimistic coach
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Wagner, Jo Ann. The Oklahoma Daily (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 41, No. 25, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 12, 1954, newspaper, October 12, 1954; Norman, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1809317/m1/2/: accessed June 27, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.