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

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x I 'D KQ -J , hx, E'7fv4E21Ei-ful? Mu ' in t 4355?-1sqfffi,yGQ1'6 W'ffQfvwffpfl 2 - -4 .:- 4 -Awe es. 2 it lass r X fys..,asg,L! .ER NZE B9 015- 1' 'N' - - 'ie f . f 1 f l J V li y 1 lllllElAN 40llF MEN .l l :l ll lu ' l .Q I OTTO C. LUCY, M. S. ' U li Elly? Mill' irllii' El ellilll The oflice of the Dean of men is a clearing house for boys' problems. Educational, vocational, moral, and social guidance is afforded the boys, and they are welcome to present their problems to the Dean of Men. Mr. Lucy is also Registrar. The Registrars ollice contains records of 44,000 students Who have attended Central State Teachers College since it was established. These records are kept in up-to- date files so that they are easily accessable. The records contain all enrollment cards, catalogues, and other information which the students might desire from time to time. xi' .gal llil uf Va-, .nl 1 l l l l l I I l will im 5 ll l 'l , I, ll . .271 f se. 'f5'3F'4Nff'Ex 'fc-we-fr fe' X11 '54 f' ' , ki'-...g V Exn35 sf3.:f5X page Z8 ,eff NY I Nw -,,1 ,Ze 9 110 1' eq. V-S a:+ ' -..J-ak. lvl' El'

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All JL W 'DR 1 .- .. - f -fy--xrff. x ff? 1 x xQNZ..9 f , Q9 ' xg, Y ,ark S ef SXQSESTTQQQI-15 'W I BR ONZE H0012 I 1.1! e 1 -f -3-' - Q ' Q , EPARTMENT GUHIF lEllUvllUlCMll'lllUlN , The chief objective of the Department of Education at Central is the training of teachers for effective Work in the public schools of the state. The courses are de- signed to prepare teachers for all positions from kindergarten to the superintendency of schools. The school's program of studies is ever increasing to meet the needs of the schools cf the state. Responding to a demand for the more advanced work, the department is now offering some courses in graduate work leading to the master of arts degree. The Department of Education and Central College are proud of the records being made by former students of this school. We earnestly desire a continuation cf this good record. FRED MCCARREL LORENA HINDES M M. A. Q U im F 1 ' ll x 115 x-3 Q fy? X Page 30 i V Z'x76l ly l 'if' - 'Ffa' .,x..' -' ,,,. .. C1 'H 5 V .o s wg A Jff :e 'XJ' 9 cz 'X - E TP-fm --as ,Ubi asf.,