in the classroom at the University of Oklahoma

PUBLISHER: Oklahoma Hall of Fame Publishing

and is a powerful reminder of the extent to which the problem of America remains the problem of color

Oklahoma colleges and universities were invited to send one female art student to serve as an attendant and compete for the title of Queen

a high government official facing charges of criminal activity

They Said It Couldn't Be Done Print book in the classroom at theBy Robert L. Allen with Ralph Robison With strong Scottish roots and the grit and pioneering spirit born into every Oklahoman, Robert L. Allen was destined to create a legacy for his home state. From the bandstand to the lights of New York City, Allen chased his dreams. But it was his belief in education and the lure of his home state that called him back to Oklahoma. After serving local teachers organizations and the public in the State Department of