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

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-,'- A,.y . 4? .J P 'Q 1 n K xv.. 45 5 S- 1 0 THE STUD ODY OF CONNORS ST ATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. sgcis hi Oklahoma and than advarihlng nal swdgms hon of to make ln :ho ENT B ov: a bl :full have bnu! iaiallng up psi asset! io hwssmgni vis hah oldlr GREETNG 1' lk than do-ls a ni! Dauoklv on' of ou' gm! mos! hnPoY'an1 than of us a nw. una gm: ai A fe rn! oi 'll ilnd W' dx I which ici' 9 Thin' s a I :agus io fha Tm sun vu You IIPTIS noni' wnofov hflp your s xpici much many advaf och acgouniinq, lcnhuval Cdlego. gas: io! Okla my xn Oklahomd. si of us calfi Q In any s rs Sidi' Lg: make thai pro ask -pu N NJ the 10 ad. Gonna hmm. .18 an you to Tl-n1 's why vi' on qw bdws- iha Ads dm The I-lon G Ofabl ouern0,cD,l0g2St0n M A4110 m urfzl Y a We I dlp mm: abvul lodai. haf' 4' Navi. wh haacrship ln only dn uhh n. si oppvvlunhhi hu 0 are ansmia 04 10 SXnc1rlH. Y dll bi of a iuqul' unhu vi 1 khnswn Win-61

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Miss Annabelle Carlin DEAN ,S GREETIN G Getting out a good year boole is a big job. Work on it begins in the Fall and continues until the last booh is delivered in May. This work includes many things: holding staff meetingsg selling ads, soliciting subscriptionsg sponsoring contests to raise moneyg planning picture layoutsg writing articles. Consider the matter of pictures alone. Hundreds of them are taken and each one must be trimmed, identified, and pasted in its proper place on a master sheet. Names must he spelled right, home addresses musi be correctly stated, everything must be checked and double- checked. Errors mllst be leept at a minimum. Yes, getting out a good year hook is indeed a big job. A sponsor must have the patience of Iob, know how to raise money, and not ever worry about working overtime. For the sixth straight year, Miss Claire Harrison has served as sponsor of our year boole. Each year she has been ably assisted by students who also knew how to do a good job. Working together they always turn out year books that compare favorably with those from institutions much larger than Connors. Our 1952 Con-Rah! is one of the best annuals we have ever pro- duced, Miss Harrison and her splendid stag of student assistants? are to be congratulated on giving us this wonderful book of memoriesf' Through their egorts we now have the history of our 1951-52 school year recorded for us in picture and in story. I hope that each of you will treasure this book, and that you will always remember your college days at Connors with fondness and pleasure. Sincerely, A. B. Ciuinusss. Miss Claire Harrison Rggmmf, ,md Chief Clerk Dean of lfVomen, and ilrlathematics Instructor Sponsor of The Con-Rah! 4 :if-1 --er ,rf

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