the cartoon bit at the recently concluded Munich Agreement, which transferred the Sudetenland (a strategically important part of Czechoslovakia) to Nazi Germany. Another notable cartoonist for the paper was Jim Lange, who worked for the paper for 58 years and produced over 19,000 cartoons. Awards 2013 Heartland Regional Emmy Award (Commercial - Single Spot): Thunder Coverage Pictures in Motion 2013 ADDY (Bronze Award) - Sales Promotion: Campus Corner Sponsorship Promotion 2013 ADDY (Bronze Award) - Newspaper: Devon Energy/The Oklahoman School Archive Campaign 2013 ADDY (Bronze Award) - Newspaper (Spread or Multiple Page): Devon Tower Promotion 2013 ADDY (Silver Award) - Television: The Oklahoman Thunder Animated Photography 2013 ADDY (Silver Award) - Digital Advertising (Websites, Consumer - Products): Braums Ice Cream and Dairy Stores 2013 ADDY (Silver Award) - Digital Advertising (Websites, Consumer - Products): Tony's Tree Plantation 2012 Nine Telly Awards: The Video Department won two Silver and seven Bronze awards in the annual international contest. Silver is the highest award. 2012 Best of Photojournalism 2012: Sarah Phipps finished third in Still Photography/Sports Feature. 2012 SABEW (Society of American Business Editors and Writers) Best in Business: Bryan Painter, first, for drought series 2012 APSE (Associated Press Sports Editors): Five "Top 10s": Daily Section, Sunday Section, Special Section and Multimedia. Berry Tramel also finished third in Columns (75,001 to 175,000). 2012 NABJ (National Association of Black Journalists): Two finalists: Jenni Carlson and Sarah Phipps, for "Raising Barry Sanders," and Yvette Walker, for "Finding a Forever Family" 2012 ACES (American Society of Copy Editors): Pat Gilliland, third in Headlines (Newspapers 160,000 to 240,000) 2012 PBWA (Pro Basketball Writers Association): Darnell Mayberry, first, for his profile "Where did this guy come from: Now an all-star, Westbrook traveled a long road to the NBA" 2012 OWAA (Outdoor Writers Association of America) 2012 Excellence in Craft: Ed Godfrey, second, "Blog Contest-Conservation Category" for his post "What will happen to the lower Illinois" 2012 National Press Foundation: Jaclyn Cosgrove chosen as "Alzheimer's Issues 2012" fellow 2012 Associated Press Media Editors: Finalist, Innovator of the Year (winner to be announced in September) and Honorable Mention, First Amendment, for DHS coverage 2012 Great Plains: Website of the Year and 45 total awards (12 firsts and 33 finalists) 2012 First Amendment Awards (Fort Worth SPJ): Nine total awards, including three firsts and six finalists 2012 SPJ Mark of Excellence: Adam Kemp 2012 National Press Photographers Region 7: Sarah Phipps,