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

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Q' 1 ur' 7' Xe To the l'on-Rah Staff and Student Body, Greetings: As this issue of the Con-Rah! reaches you, we will be com- pleting another school year. These are challenging times and the schools of America have a great responsibility in helping to see that our democracy lives and spreads. We believe that education is the best means of preserving the good things of our way of life. Your college aims to give to you education that will lead to personal growth and development, physical and mental health, contribute to your cultural life and lead to effective democratic citizenship in a world society. It is our hope that you can look back over this year's work and find that a contribution has been made to these aims. To the graduating Sophomores go our good wishes for success in your undertakings. To the Freshmen we ex- tend an invitation to come and work with us next year. Sincerely, President.

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.V W ' 'Sai PW We Mr. B. C. Huckleberry who has been on the Con- nors faculty twenty-eight years-two years longer than any other employee. In that twenty-eight years of service, Mr. Huckle- berry has served as farm managerg football, basket- ball, baseball, and track coachg men,s counselorg scoutmasterg and string band director. He has taught ,Y A -,..vx.. ' r Le FE Salute- General Agriculture, Mathematics, and Industrial Arts which he is now teaching. In the Industrial Arts building pictured below is housed the shops and classrooms where Mr. Huckle- berry l1olds forth dispensing the wisdom and know how of many years accumulation. -THE STAFF. -4 . , . 5 if J- , f 'r 1 w 1, Q ' fi 4 TN?-E' g'5'..,.J ' :gi 'ifiiiit

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'CPI Dean 'S Greeting: Many years after the close of the Civil War, a big reunion of Confederate veterans was held. At this reunion, almost every question was prefaced with the phrase, Do you re- member . . .?,' Shiloh, Cold Harbor, Gettysburg . . . Do you remem- ber? Do you remember the night we hid in a barn while F ederals prowled around so close we could hear .them talk? Do you remember when . . .? Those gray-headed veterans had a good time recalling old times, memories of days gone by. Many years after the close of this 1949-50 school year, you may turn the pages of your Con-Rah! and say, I remember! I remember when my room-mate and I . . .', In our old age, memories help keep us young. I hope you will always remember the good things about your 194-9-50 school year at Connors. Sure, I know you had some disappointments and heartaches too. We all did. But that's just part of life. I hope this splendid edition of the Con-Rah! will help you recall those treasured memories of days gone by. And as you turn the pages, I hope you can smile and say, Good old 1949-50 at Connors! I remember . . .U 0