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

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| i eH LMU ALE Ey | atl i tf ar — — oo es) Administration

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THE PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Northwestern State Teacher’s College sends greetings to graduates, former students, and friends everywhere. May those who are teaching have continued opportunities to serve in the inculeation of proper ideals of manhood and womanhood in the future citizenry. May success, prosperity, and happi- ness be the lot of those who are engaged in other vocations and professions. We are proud of the record that Northwestern men and women are making throughout Oklahoma and other states. Their loyalty to their alma mater is highly esteemed. The College is ever mindful of their interest. It is a pleasure to read in the school paper news of their successes and their promotions. To the present generation of students may we express the hope that your careers as students will be such as to merit the confidence of future employers. The reeognition of present opportunities for self-improvement is of great importance. When in future years you peruse the pages of the 1930 Ranger, may you be pleasantly reminded of the time you spent at Northwestern. Cordially yours, WALTER W. PARKER. seventeen