Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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. ig 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929- 1930 1931 1932 1933- 1934 ,. .iwiear 'EWG' PH ST lil 1 and nn C. E I2 -W. E. Camp, F. J. Tibbetts- Redslcin's Bow J. Samuel Mayall, Walter Bryan Jesse-- Exodus Gavin D. Shellenberger, W. B. Connell- College Life D. T. Trent, H. H. White- Time Leon R. Vance, F. B. Drummond- The College Alfred A. Drummond, Wm. T. Payne- Greater A. and M. Russell Scrivner, Phil H. Lowery- Activities M. G. Harnden, Fred L. Jones- A College Year 4E. Ray Slcinner, Ben F. l larrison- Military Edition Maud Cass, Martyn B. McMillan- Victory A. Franlc Martin, Raymond D. Shannon-HA. and M. Tiger -B. L. Weitz, Olin Farrington- The indian Learning Marcus W. Hinson, Don C. Foster- ideals Elbert E. Pace, Caziville Hudiburg- Noble Deeds W. F. Finney, D. D. Zinlc- Culture Jas. W. Bradley, Raymond Young- Extinction of Redmenn Ray W. Gierhard, Chas. W. Weathers- Chivalresque'' Glenn Simmons, Franlc Bateman- Utopia E. K. Burns, James L. Chenault- Tribute to Alma Mater Russel Hester, Orville M. Thompson- Spanish in Oklahoma William V. Harber, Fred E. Tarr- French in Oklahoma Joe Griffin, James Arrington- Student Life Ewing K. Jones, Ray B. Jones- World Peace Through Education Max Stansbury, LeRoy McGuirlc- Trails Plowed Under Andrew Sam Mahalfey, John O. Tarr- Silver Anniversary

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IIT ITIETITCD PE T The path of the Redskin-from a modest beginning-the first little book with its white cover and red lndian engraved thereon-to the elaborate volumes of recent years-has not been strewn with roses. The process has been a slow and painstaking one, and not without its bitter disappointments. The first four books were of the same style, with a gradual increase in content and quality. The 1915 issue was the First to have a heavy, rigid cover, a view section in colored ink, and borders in gold. The next prominent change came in the fifteenth volume. It was the first to have the modern large-size page and extensive opening theme. The books of 1926 to '31 are the giants of the shelf, containing over four hundred pages each. The depression caught the '32 edition in the midst of expensive plans, and its size had to be sacrificed. Since that misfortune, the effort has been to bring the Redskin back to its former proportions without sacrificing quality. And now-the Silver Anniversary number. But the perfect Redskin is not yet- it still eludes the grasp of editors. How long-perhaps forever ........ From Silver Anniversary back to 1910-the dedications have been: Dad Bishop, Mrs. H. G. Bennett, Dr. DeMoss, Dr. Henry G. Bennett, B. F. Williams, Coach Malbetch. Mothers of Student Body, To Student Government, W. S. Blizzard, Dr. Bradford Knapp, Citizens of Oklahoma. Clarence l l. McElroy, Boh Makovsky, Dr. Hilton Jones, Spirit of Student Body, To A. 81 M.'s Soldiers who gave lives for Democracy, To those giving lives for Democracy, Dr. J. H. Bowers, Dean Moorhouse, To Alma Mater, Dr. L. L. Lewis, Pres. J. H. Connell, R. E. Chandler, Howard G. Seldomrige. Dr. L. L. Lewis.

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