Oklahoma City University - Keshena Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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Presidents Message The other day a young man making photo- graphic plates of the skies discovered a new world—the world that astronomers were certain existed somewhere outside the realm of dis- covered reality. It was left to a youth, following the direc- tions, calculations and forecasts of his elder instructors, to make the great discovery. Some want to name the new planet Minerva, like the goddess of old who sprang full-orbed from the brow of Jove, it sprang full-orbed from the mind of man. It was a youth, mark you, who made the great discovery. Given the right directions, inspired by great teachers and sustained by a will to achieve, college youth may be depended upon to bring into reality the new social world we all believe exists as an ultimate possibility. The intelligence, the beauty, the strength, the character illustrated by the youth whose charm- ing epic is enshrined in the Scarab of 1930, may be depended upon to contribute their share in the creation of the great new world of to- morrow, with its better life, worthier ideals and greater happiness for all mankind. Eugene M. Antrim.

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