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

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Registrar and Chief Clerk Miss Anna Belle Gatlin, Registrar, Chief Clerk, and secretary to Presi- dent Johnson, lets deeds speak louder than words. lt may be said that she meets you first,last,and many-times-in-between your arrival and departure from the academic halls of Connors. Little but mighty is our word for her and we like her that way. Dean of Wvomen As your Dean of Women,l compliment your graces, your charms, your attractive appearance, your integrity, and your ability to live with people and like them ..... As an instructor fmathematicsl, l congratulate you on your mental growth--in the power of analysis--in the art of thinking.... As Sponsor of the Con-Rahl, l give you all the hours spent in helping to assemble memories for you ..... And, as a person living in this particular age of atomic fear and uneasiness, l would like to say to each of you what l firmly believe--the will to do needs but the Grace of God to he done. Sincerely, -,Q,lo.,uu,, N Claire A. Harrison 0? 'Q' ...Xi

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7 L V , ' :THE 5 Q' 5 -. 'I ii 7 , ' W 1 X V el ... ' ' S Y 1 M Hu ,sf 'Q 1 f 1 g S' i in v me 1 s 3' ee.-Lf-9--M, an it H-.KH F Dealfs Greetings The members of the Con-Rahl staff and their sponsor are to be con- gratulated on the splendid work they have done in producing our 1951 college annual. ln our opinion, it is one of the finest yearbooks Connors has ever published. ln spite of the unsettled world conditions and the fact that a number of our men students ioined the Armed Forces, 1950-51 was a good year at Connors. We won the conference championship in basketball, and ran a close second in football. Our Connors Showboat of 1951 was a de- lightful success. Campus activities made our college life interesting and enjoyable. All these and countless other events are chronicled in the pages of your 1951 Con-Rahl In years to come you will treasure this book because it contains a pictorial story of a pleasant year in your life. To those who will be graduating in May: You have helped our college during your stay here: we hope that we in turn have helped you. Good luck and best wishes lor a long, prosperous, and useful life. To those who will be returning this tall: You did your part in making our 1950-51 school year a pleasant and profitable one. We are looking forward with pleasure to having you back with us again. Sincerely, 4 I A. B. Childress Presiclenfs Message Congratulations to this year's staff for this, our year- book for 1950-51. The events recorded here are important to you, the students, because they represent history that you have made. You are the products of our state and our school and our most important asset. Citizenship in a democracy in these times is a great privilege and a great responsibility. The preservation of these privileges will be the concern of all of you. lt is the hope of those of us at the college that the time you have spent here and the training you have re- ceived will contribute much to your ability to meet the tasks that lie ahead. Best wishes to all of you. We know you will live up to the best traditions of your school. Sincerely yours Jacob Johnson

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