Northeastern State University - Tsa La Gi Yearbook (Tahlequah, OK)

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l L M Lu, ,i,y..i Wee t if .W .la 3 . . if saw i. at Z 2 2:1 L WESLEY A. DENEKE DEAN OF WOMEN Both the eds and co-eds have a high respect for Dean Berkshire. By her kindness, understanding, and her attitude that the stu- dent is right until he proves himself wrong, Miss Berkshire has made herself warmly ac- cepted in the hearts of all students. Her deep concern in providing sufficient student activ- ities has done much to increase school spirit. Dean Berkshire received her A.B. from Oklahoma Baptist University, Ed. M., Uni- versity of Oklahoma, and graduate work at Pennsylvania State College and the University of Southern California. DEAN OF STUDENT PERSONNEL To the Students of Northeastern: As the years come and go, I deem it a real pleasure to have the opportunity of work- ing with you. These innumerabble associa- tions have been an invaluable inspiration to me. Your youthful ambitions and your vision- ary philosophy of life have helped me in many ways. Your loyalty to your objectives and to those with whom you work shall always be appreciated. May you look toward the years that lie ahead with a fervant hope, an ardent admiration of the good, and a loyal devotion to the ideals in which you believe so that your plans may reach perfection. May you always cherish the many happy moments of your varied life here at Northeastern and thereby stimulate others in a similar manner. Sincerely, Wesley A. Deneke ALICE BERKSHIRE

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