Connors State College - Con Rah Yearbook (Warner, OK)

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' A 1 -.a? 'vrw.. ,. - - -. ai. 'cvs -1,1 'V ' -' 1 W' M' . As Told By Mary Lou Nunn There are a good many things that happen to you in your teens, and even when you are twenty. These things seem like milestones in growing up. But the thing that really means you have checked in as an adult is when you register and get ready to cast your first vote. In our form of government people express themselves and their will through political parties. Since that is true when one becomes a voter, one must choose the political party which most nearly represents that one's point of view. t I have just had an experience which comes to few people in their life time. It was my pleasure and privilege to join the Presidential Party on the train at McAlester. I was a part of the procession which came to Spaulding Park. I was privileged to sit on the stage with the President of the United States, the leader of the Democratic Party, Harry S. Tru- man. I was impressed by the sincerity and Democracy of this great leader of the Demo- cratic Party. I was accepted and made to feel welcome along with governors and other state officials. You ask me how I am going to cast my first vote: I will tell you. I am going to vote for Harry S. Truman and a straight Democratic ticket with the firm belief that it will be a vote for good government and good times at home and for peace and better times throughout the wor1d. l . ugh H..

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Calendar of Events SEPTEMBER 6-Enrollment 15-Connors College Calling, radio program over KMUS 22-Connors College Calling 27-Dance, Sponsored by Russell Belles 29-Connors College Calling 30-Home Economic Luncheon OCTOBER 14-Football game with Bacone at Muskogee 15-School holiday for the Indian Centennial cel- ebration, Muskogee 20-Connors College Calling over station KMUS 2 2-Football game with McNeese at Lake Charles, Louisiana 2 7-Connors College Calling 27-Assembly program, Aggie Club in charge 28-Halloween Party in the rec hall sponsored by Connors Homemakers 29--First home football game, Tonkawa Junior College NOVEMBER 1-4-Sadie Hawkins Week sponsored by the Rus- sell Belles 4-Sadie Hawkins Dance 2-Election day 2-Lecture by Dr. Glenn Cunningham 3-Connors College Calling 5-Football game with Murray Aggies played at Warner 10-Connors College Calling 10-Assembly program, Russell Belles 12-Football game at Warner with Joplin, Mis- souri 1 7-Connors College Calling 17-Chapel, Reverend Don Schooler, Muskogee 18-Bonfire and pep rally, sponsored by Peppettes 19-Homecoming day 19-Football game with Mountaineers from Wil- burton at Warner -Dance, recreation hall -Concert by Men's Glee club, A. and M. Col- lege, Stillwater 24-Thanksgiving assembly, Commerce club 24-Connors College Calling 25-Thanksgiving holiday begins 19 23 DECEMBER 1-Connors College Calling 2-Basketball game at Warner with Panhandle A. and M., Goodwell 8-Connors College Calling 14-Buffet Luncheon for Faculty Members, given by Connors Homemakers 15-Connors College Calling 15-Christmas Party, Homemakers and Los Ami- gos 16-Christmas Dance, formal, sponsored by Com- merce club 17-Christmas assembly, Music Department -Christmas holidays begin -Connors College Calling 17 22 JANUARY 3-Reopening of classes 5-Connors College Calling 1 l-Basketball game at Fort Smith with Fort Smith junior College -Connors College Calling - 1 4- 1 5-Connors High School Invitational Bas- ketball tournament l 7-Basketball game at Tishomingo with Murray 19-Connors College Calling 20-Basketball game, Connors and O. M. A., 12 13 Claremore 24-Enrollment for second semester begins 24-Basketball game, Connors and Ft. Smith at Warner 25-Classes begin for second semester FEBRUARY 14-Valentine dance, sponsored by KKK 15-Basketball game, Cameron 16-Connors College Calling 16-Classes dismissed for state teachers meeting 2 1-Classes resumed 22-Basketball game, Eastern A. and M., here 23-Assembly program, music department 23-Connors College Calling 25-Basketball game, Bacone at Muskogee MARCH 2-Radio program 3-Lyceum program at Gore, Con-Rah staff 9-Assembly program dramatics class 9-Connors College Calling 10-Boy Scout Banquet 10-Lyceum program to Webbers Falls, Con-Rah staff 1 1-Journalism meeting at Edmond 15-Lyceum program at Oktaha, Con-Rah staff 16-Connors College Calling 1 7-St. Patrick's Dance, KKK 21-Lyceum program at Connors from Kansas University 2 1-24-Frontier Week 23-Assembly program, Aggie Society 23-Radio program, KMUS 24-Frontier Dance, Press Club 24-Boy Scout round-table discussion 30-Radio program, KMUS APRIL 1-F. F. A. Contest 6-Assembly program, Russell Belles 6-Radio program, KMUS 8-Journalism Clinic, Muskogee County News 13-Connors College Calling 14-Spring Dance, Tri Psi's 4 15-Easter Holidays Begin 19-Classes resumed 20-Connors College Calling 27-Connors College Calling MAY 2-6-Music Week 18-Radio program at WNAD, Norman, by Mu- sic Department 22-Baccalaureate 26-Commencement 2 7-Soil Conservation Clinic 27-End of School