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

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Back Row: Lambe, Wadley, Mackie, Huneke, Melton, Lewis, Deusinger. Second Row: Lyday, Morris, Boyce, Jurrens, Chappell, Cameron, Stout, Parker, Graves. Third Row: Higginbotham, Ernst, Bingham, Mires, Julian, Genuit, Strete. Fourth Row: Vance, Pierce, Carter, Hanson, Fisher, Campbell, Brown, Henry. THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION slive NORTHWESTERN Chapter of Ameri- can Association of University Professors became active again this year. For the profession of college and university teaching and research, the position and functions of the American Association of University Professors is analo- gous to the American Bar Association for the legal profession and American Medical Associa- tion for the profession of medicine. Most of the faculty became members this fall with the renewed interest in the chapter, although about a dozen faculty members had been members over a long period of time. The chapter has had inspirational and thought- provoking monthly meetings and is promoting chapters throughout all the colleges of the state. of UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer’ - OFFICERS - - - - NOBLE HANSON - « - DR. T. ©. CARTER - - DR. ANNA B. FISHER - - - - C. E. CAMPBELL ———

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iin G. C. JACKSON, Registrar | BRUNSTETER, Typist. | FACULTY and Financial Secretary; PHYLLIS 19 a 48 FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY First Row: AURICE HUGULEY, Assistant Financial Secretary; MRS. GEORGE TATE, Registrar’s Secretary; EVELYN TROUTT, President’s Secretary. Second Row: MRS. L. F. ROCQUE, Housemother of Shockley Hall; CORA YOUNG, R. N.; MRS. W. L. CALHOON, House- mother of Vinson Hall.

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Back Row: Dr. Wadley, Crawford, Lehr, Geist, Benedict, League, Schupbach. Front Row: Braly, Arnold, Tidwell, Covalt, Robertson, Lucas, Henderson. pLUDENT COUNCIL } eaicaanias of the Student Council during the year of 1947-48 began early in the first semester. At Homecoming the council spon- sored the Queen Contest; after football and basketball games dances were arranged for the benefit of college students, with neighboring highschool students as guests; the annual Sadie Hawkins week was successfully staged, as well as the Mardi Gras Gayeties and the Spring Festival dance. All in all it was a busy year, in addition to acting as an entertainment source for the college, the council served as a go-be- tween for students and school officials.