Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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THE COVER GR Dear Students: ln this time of transition which is the year 1952, you college students face heavy responsibilities. You represent the future. And whether we reap chaos or joy in that future depends, to a great extent, on how well you are able to carry on from where those of us a little older leave off. The mistakes my generation has made, and they are many, stand ready for you to correct. Our dreams of ultimate good are also for you to carry forward to reality. Guard well your youthful ideals and the studious approach, They are the finest helpers you can have in the search for truth. You are now at the threshold of learning and understanding. Whether you pass through the door to wisdom will be decided by how well you avail yourself of the opportunities for knowledge at your disposal. I hope you will store up a great deal of that knowl- edge. There is great need in the world for men of wisdom. Sincerely, IoHNsToN MURRAY Governor Governor Murray is shown discussing a recent legislative bill with Senator Raymond Gary. Madill, on the left, and Rep. Don Welch, Madill, on the right. The chief executive of our state has a tiring and exacting job. The moments are infrequent when the governor is able to sit at his desk and relax. Visitors come in a never-ceasing stream. The governors day begins about 6 a. m. and usually continues until midnight or later. He has been averaging a speech a day recently, in addition to his countless other duties, which include every- thing from important executive business to giving capsule Oklahoma history lessons to visiting school children. lack McElroy, ABC radio entertainer, introduces Governor and Mrs. Murray at a recent banquet. 3 na