Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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....7iecofLd4aftHeColEege'y gently compiling the copy for the printer. The edi- tor vvas indeed fortunate in secur- ing the services ofMiss Lelda Ben lQeddicl4 vvho is responsible for the typing of most of the copy. She lcept steadily on the job and vvorlc- ed many a night to l4eep it upto date. By her efficient a n d d i l i g e nt vvorlc, the T936 Redslcin realized a saving of S40 l-YMAN lX'lURR'5 over the cost of . . . mm! ilepumluivli' typing Idgt yggrig Redslcin. But be- fore Miss l2eddicl4 could type copy she muSt have it in her hands. Due to the remarkable vvorl4 of Miss Betty price, the copy floated steadily into the Redslcin office. She stayed on the telephone calling people vvho had copy assigned to them until a note of acceptance was given to her. l-ler voice be- came well l4novvn to numerous members of the student body during the period she vvas at vvorlc. She vvas in charge of the organization copy. The arrangement of the humor section vvas dependent for its completion upon the date when the business manager closed his sale of advertising space. Miss Virginia l-lereford, humor editor, had the copy ready and it vvas only a matter of arrangement when the business manager closed his sale of organization space. She had full responsibility for the humor sec- tion. Miss l'lereford also edited the feature section after Miss Doris Williamson withdrew from school at the close of the first semester to tal4e a job on the Duncan Banner. The business manager vvas ably assisted by his first assistant, Burton Whiteley. It vvas theirjob to see that the Redsldn operated upon a sound financial basis. They vvere in charge of the sale of subscriptions, organi- zation and advertising space. They handled more money during the school year than any other student officer. It was their job to collect approximately SlQ,O0O and see that the editorial department operated vvithin the Redskin revenues. As you can see, ir is no small tasl4 to build a college annual. The tasl4 of building a yearboolc vvas completed in mid- April, and the vvorlc of the staff vvas over. The organization of the i936 Redslon vvas as follovvs: .lames Sldnner .... . Editor Floyd Gudgel . . . Business Manager Elbert Bowen . . Managing Editor, Agriculture Editor Lyman Morris . . . . Managing Editor Burton Whiteley . . Assistant Business Manager Charles Bassvvell . . . . Circulation Manager Lelda Ben Reddiclc . . Assistant to the Editor, Secretary Louisa lfssley . ..... Secretary Betty price . Qrganization ffcitor Doris Williamson ..... Feature Ecitor Virginia Merle l-lereford . Feature Editor, l-lumor lfcitor .laclq Giant . . Katherine Moroney . Mary Essley . . Louise Pannacci . Helen Freudenberger Mary Jo Taylor . J. D. Fleming . l lelen Mullendore . Maxine Smith . Danny l-larbour Bob l-lolfarth Phil Bird . . Engineering Ed Science and Literature Ec l-lome Economicsb . Commerce Ec Education lic Sorority Lo . fraternity Ec Society Ec Dormitory lfc . . Sports E Administration EC . Militaryb itor itor itor itor itor itor itor itor itor itor itor itor ve 51? . i ' -fix .Ui rn 1 PM r'N!'

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I i W i ,SY 'Q .13 ' 2 4 K i i ii 3 l' i an if 3' QR lorty-live years Qltlalwoma Agricul- . lf I s , tural and lVleclwanical College lwas been ai? may .25 serving tlie people ol Qlclalioma. It vvas Hz, 'K as establislwed to serve tlie industrial and agri- cultural population ol tlie state. Since its lounding, tlwe degree and scope ol its service lias constantly been extended. ln its researclw laboratories and upon its ex- perimental larrns nevv discoveries lmave been made. lliese discoveries lwave been carried direct to tlne lwomes, tlwe larms, and tlne lac- tories ol tlie state. But its greatest contribution is to tlie youtli ol tlie state. lt gives tlwem scliolarly training tliat lwas not lost its practical application.