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

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li is altogether fitting that teachers who complete the course in a Teach- ers ' College should be granted license to teach. All teachers should make an earnest effort to secure the permanent license. It does not promote the best interest or the profession for teachers to teach on first, second or third grade certificates and on five and ten-year state certificates and continue to have these renewed any more than it would promote the best interest of the pro- fession of medicine or law to have the members of these professions granted licenses on this minimum training to practice their profession. Surely no pro- fession is more important than that which cuts and carves and moulds in the imponderable material of mind and soul. Central State Normal is situated near the geographical center of the state, easily accessible from every direction, has splendid water, superior moral advantages, a larger student body than any other Normal School in the state, a most enthusiastic Alumni and a faculty of college bred men and women, thoroughly devoted to the cause of education. With her wide scope of influ- ence and her recently enlarged curriculum, Central State Normal expects to render a distinct service to the great teaching profession of the State of Okla- homa. L Si vi n tei n . 1920 J

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