University of Central Oklahoma - Bronze Book Yearbook (Edmond, OK)

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In the summer I ' M , the enrollment met the two thousand mark and, for the year, was about three thousand. Today success in every line of proper endeavor — physical, mental and social — perches upon her banner and her old motto In Front (originall) an exhortation — not a claim) is literally true. In May, 1919, a new president came to preside over her destiny — John G. Mitchell ' — a gentleman tit wide experiences in the full flesh of seasoned manhood, strong in scholarship, of unblemished character, lofty in aim, ol untiring energy and attractive personality. Already he has won the confidence of students, teachers, the townsfolk, and of the state at large. Under his firm and judicious management a brilliant future looms up. Followed gladly by a large and enthusiastic student body, enjoying rightly the confidence of the alumni and Boafd of Education, we predict for the school, through him, suc- cess almost immeasurable. So, glorying in her past, proud of her present and confident of her future, we say: — Central! Central! Macte virtute! Esto perpetual 1920 J J

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