Northeastern Oklahoma A and M College - Viking Yearbook (Miami, OK)

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or YQ UNDER THE DYNAMIC leadership of Dr. Bruce G. Carter, President of Northeastern A Sz M college for the past ten years, this college has tripled its enrolment, doubled its plant facilities, and in many ways has become a bulwark of education for this section of the state and nation. It was his fifth anniversary as president of Northeastern A 81 M that Dr. Carter said as follows: Alt has been said that the education of a child does not begin when that child is six years of age, starting to schoolg nor does it begin at the age of one and a half or two years, when the child might begin to talk, but that the education of a child should begin with the child's grandmother. Dr. Carter's accomplishments have been not only steady, but in many respects phenomenal. His greatest claim to deserving honor is his tireless pursuit of long range objectives, his unwavering faith in the future, and his keen insight into human relations. He will not urest on his laurelsw once an immediate objective is reached, but immediately he plans for the next, and the next. This is the true measure of our college executive. It is for us to remember that behind or back of every great institution is the shadow of a man - and no institution can be greater than its leader- ship. It is for us to remember as a faculty member put it wfhings donit just happen -- they are plannedf' -THE STUDENTS OF NORTHEASTERN A Sz M