Northwestern Oklahoma State University - Ranger Yearbook (Alva, OK)

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WAUUNetA TheRanger AAALUALAOOLADALNUONDGUACUANNA Senior College E HAVE followed the long trail, in and around Northwest- ern, for many years and now at the end of that trail there are some words in final that we feel we must impart to those who'll take our place when we go through the door of the “old castle on the hill,” for the last time. ULE PLT tesiiiie iit tty | MIMI iri ii iitei titi J To the Freshmen who enter the college we hope you ll study hard the first year and make good grades, it will be smoother sailing after having once made a reputation. We hereby leave to the present Junior Class, the right to assume all the dignity necessary to step into our shoes, and rule over the lower classes. And to the Sophomore Class we wish to say that it’s up to you to teach the Freshmen the ropes, paying attention that they know, just what classes are “pipes,” that the Dean of Women's “rules” are harmless, that Ontogany recapitulates Philogany according to U. J. Griffith. To President Battenberg we go, in the hope that you will continue to run the College in the future as you have done, in your same successful manner, which, by the way, is nearly like we would have run it. And, too, we hope, that you will be able to afford for some of the faculty the following: Mr. Lisk—a new “still.” Mr. W. H. Wood—an alarm for waking his classes. Miss Shockley, Mrs. Brown and Mr. Herod—a pension. Mr. Griffith—a new heating system. Mr. Jenner—a speedometer. Mr. M. E. Wood—a talking machine. Mrs. Threadgill—a shotgun. HAQDUUAsNusdiaevstsevinsncguunicuttisy 192 4 susie Twenty-two