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cldministratio The Honorable Roy J. Turner, Governor of Oklahoma, heads the ad- ministrative list of Southeastern State College official . Hi youthful admin- istration ha already hern marked hy a bright spotlight on a widespread de- velopment of education, with partic- ular emphasis on improvement for teacher training. By keeping in mind those ideal of progressive education which stand firm for the democracy that must prevail with peace. Southeastern Slate College with the other state institutions can only move forward. Oliver Hodge heads a new state hoard of education, named to direct state educational efforts toward the demand for ever-increasing improve- ment in system on al! level . I'pon Oliver Hodge and hie staff of capable assistant depends the success of any progressive program. In the abilities of such men. these responsibilities are well-founded. OKLAHOMA STATE REGENTS FOR ' HIGHER EDUCATION M. A. Nash. Chancellor------------------------Oklahoma City B John Henry Kane (Chairman}, until 1950 Bartlesville Frank Kultram (Vice-Chairman), until 1948 Oklahoma City John Rogers (Secretary), until 1949 Tulsa T. G. Sexton, Administrative Officer ...Oklahoma City Wharton Mathies, until 1947 Clayton C. O. Doggelt. until 1951 ... Cherokee V. D. Little, until 1952 Ada Guy H. James, until 1953----------------------Oklahoma City Dial Currin, until 1954 Shawnee M. L. Dudley, until 1955 Hugo
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president The growth of any follffe in tU lucrrM of turning out (uccrnful ciii ifu. and in il» influence on iU per- son nr I. its community, and ita country depends greatly on iU administration. President T, T. Montgomery ha» car rird the load of Peering SoutheuMcrn State College through the perplexities which war thrown on civic life. Now he ie directing iU return to normal Condi tin us. Only rouHtunt pursuit of better fa- cilities for Southeastern, through the devoted efforts of President Montgom- ery. has kepi the institution up to old standards. Only continuous devotion to these interests will see the college through the increased demands upon its Facilities. President Montgomery came to the campus in 1939, from Chickasha. The job he has done in a few short year it an admirable one. He has been on hand for some of the most important step in the climb to maturity in the life of this college. Through a keen insight in and a continued devotion to the principle for which Southeastern stands, his future efforts will be to keep pace with and urge on the steps to maturity — a climb which never ends. The President’s Message This volume, the Savage for the year 1947, is published as a chronology of uur accomplishments; as a record of the school year; as a memoir of happy hours spent in the class room, on the athletic field, on the stage and in unusual experiences and rare social occasions that can occur only in college. As the passing years tend to dim the memories of these cherished events, you will turn hack to the pages of this yearbook and refresh your minds with the incidents that brought happiness in other days. I am sure that this book will be valued very highly. To the Savage staff 1 extend my congratulations and to all students my very best wishes. It is earnest hope that future years may bring to each of you the full realization of your aspirations and that your life may be enriched hy happy memories as a result of the years spent at Southeastern. Sincerely yours, X. T, Montgomery, President, Page 19
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