Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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'ri idtal tollege yearbook despite frenzied efforts on the part of tht ant hot for it. The changes from accepted college annual stand- ards are many. The staff is proud of these changes. lr l ls their effort to give you what you want in a college annual. l illli studied before it was actually made. The staff members NYC! features of college annuals you lilted and what features you failed to like. The ones that you have not liked in the past have been deleted from the book this year. Their T deletion, however, presented the interesting problem of what it was you would want in their place. Again the y staff went to work on the problem. Here is the result. It is a book of entirely new design and layout. lf you do not like it, remember that it may not be what you wanted exactly, but that it is new, and that no other coll FUI'iEWIlI'.Il ltllis, your N33 Riipsixix, is not perfectg nor is it the cold facts that will interest you. The staff of the 1933 Rifnsiqix has liked to believe that the people of today - staff to make it come up to all of the newer are far more interested in the actualities of life than they l higher ideas that have presented themselves. lt is, are in the possibilities and altruistic dreams of artists. vever, your book. You and not the staff are responsible Nou will not have time for all the facts given at present, but the staff is proud to give you the facts so that the H735 REIJSKIN will become to you a reference I book on the year l93-l'35, as well as a happy reminder of A the college days as you sit in retrospect in the future years. 1 . . . . lhey have made all of these changes mindful of you l what you want. lfach change has been carefully NVQ' have made no effort to predict the Oklahoma Agri- cultural and hlechanical College of future yearsg nor it to no end of trouble trying to find out just what have we made any effort to trace the interesting and phe- nomenal history and growth of the school. You will have no small part in the college of the future. Nothing that ' as the staff could do today will effect the future. The graduates must work that out as progress is made. That will be your job-not ours. The history of the College is already one of your fondest possessions. VVe will not burden you with more. That history has been made by people who were once college men and women even as f - you. No polishing that we might apply would burnish or brighten this history-nor can any of it be removed ege has ever issued such a book. All of the stereotyped from the ITCOHIQ mechanics of yearbook construction have been removed 1 md a new trend in mechanics introduced to produce this boo lluilding such an animal has been more work than the l building of any other book has been. ln the first place The staff has had its troubles financially too. Hut k these have been overcome. lve have tried to give you your money's worth. Here is your N735 REDSKIN--the staff has given you dollar value for dollar received plus a little more in effort and understanding. the pictures are difzferentg and in the second place- rhere is much more reading matter containing many hard, 1 Tlllf S'l'Al lf. lIUl'Yl'.IHHT 1955 F. E. ally W LLl.' THE Eiuton ULEN LW. LY UH rut ivuwruatn the