Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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THE UNITED STATES CAPITOL As an Oklahoman points with pride to the wealth, magnanimity, and progressive- ness of his state, so do we point with sincere and heartfelt esteem to the past years of our college life. The swiftly passing events--humor mixed with sorrow, sobriety with hilarity, study with relaxation-have all blended togetherg and our final conclusion is that the modern college is the greatest educator of all time. - It has been the aim of the 1942 REDSKIN to record and preserve for your reminis- cence the sequel of episodes comprising a year of college life at Oklahoma A. and 111. This was not a normal year-we were not the only actors on the stage of life-and happenings in even the most remote corners of the world have had a disturbing effect on the course of our lives. This thirty-third issue of the REDSKIN reveals the achieve- ments and characteristics of the 1941-1942 student body and proposes to preserve for years to come the cherished memories of days gone by.

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THE REDSKIN IQ42 PUBLISHED BY THE REDSKIN STAFF AND STUDENTS OE OKLAHOMA AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE STILLWATER OKLAHOMA

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