Oklahoma Panhandle State University - Plainsman Yearbook (Goodwell, OK)

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Hespet OREWO ?D For each and even.- joyful thing. For twilight swallows on the wing. For all that nest and all that sing — For fountains cool that laugh and leap. For rivers running to the deep. For happy, care-forgetting sleep — For stars that pierce the sombre dark. For morn, awaking with the lark. For life new-stirring neath the bark — For sunshine and the blessed rain. For budding grove and blossomy lane. For the sweet silence of the plain — For bounty springing from the sod. For every step by beauty trod — For each dear gift of joy. thank God! . f W - 1

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T75jTjjyrjTTTT5TJ3TrTTJ P. A. M. C. SFAL In the infancy of every institution there are many prob- lems to be met. One of the problems that has confronted the student body of P. A. M. C. has been the adoption of a suitable emblem or seal. Every nation, every state and every college of note has its seal. The student body of P. A. M. C, after much consideration and iuAestigation, has decided to adopt the above as the emblem of the college. The Hesper staff of 1927 believes that it is always the proper coui ' se of procedure to do the most appropriate thing at the most appropriate time, and they do, for that reason, re- quest that this seal be printed in each issue of the Hesper.

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Hespef To the man who has always eiiven of his best — and a good best ■t has been — since his arrival here in 1923. To H. W. Houghton, the man who is always back of any activity and itho has a place in the hearts of P. A. M. C. students, faculty and ' ilumni, we affectionately dedicate this, the Hesper of 1927. i: -a Mr ' LI u 1 1 ' I If you want to be happy yourself, make others happy. imm