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QW Presioienig., WW., ,E 544,41 Hvffss ' aywwwswwvtrfwwcwffsf 'f 'W DR. CLUSTOR QUENTON SMITH T0 THE CLASS OF 1949 CLASS OF 1949, we salute you as the largest class ever to graduate from Uklahoma City University. You also hold the distinction of having the largest percentage of any Freshman Class to finish the course. Your size and your perseverance, however, are not your distinguishing features. You have been outstanding in your scholarship, your citizenship and your leadership, both in class and in student participation on the campus. You will always enjoy the advantage of being the class to participate in the dedication of the university on April zo, 1949, Q60 buildings debt freej and the ground breaking for the magnificent Nlethodist Gold Star lylemo- rial Library and School of Religion, the Pennington Hall, the Vocational Education Building and the Stadium. You watched us grow from four buildings to sixty- thirty on the campus and thirty in our housing project at Will Rogers Field. The securing of the first million dol- lars, endowment has been accomplished during your stay on che campus. You have seen the faculty and the student body more than double and the schoolis assets increase more than 4oo percent. Vife pledge to you the continuation of progress. The distinguishing things about your class we can never replace and shall miss the most, are your individual personalities and your friendship. Your influence cannot be erased. Wliat you learned may be forgotten, against your wish or power, or become obsolete, but what you are will depend always upon your own volition. You only can determine whether your learning will be a blessing or a curse to society. Our earnest wish and prayer is that it may be a blessing. Class of 1949, we are proud of you and shall always rejoice in your success and happiness. Nlay Cod bless you and increase your power for good in the world that needs it so much. Faithfully yours, 'us 1 Pnaldan: 7-,age I5
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Deomsf lssistcmts DR. RUSSELL GROW, ADMINISTRATIVE DEAN MRS. PLO BIRDWELL SECRETARY TO DEAN GROW 'Page I7
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