Southern Oregon University - Raider Yearbook (Ashland, OR)

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Dedication To Don E. Lewis, Business Manag- er of Southern Oregon College, we wish to dedicate this publication, the first annual to be called the Raider. It is largely through his untiring ef- forts that S.O.C. has been able to ex- pand and obtain many of the bene- fits ot larger colleges. His warm per- sonality, good sense of diplomacy, and sound business mind have won him many friends, both here at the college, and throughout the state of Oregon. Everyone who has had occa- sion to work with him has found that he is cooperative and does his best to meet all demands. His keen interest in the welfare of our school has made him a credit to the administration. With this, we wish to dedicate our i950-51 annual. WS.

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PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY OF SOUTHERN OREGON COLLEGE

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P1'6IaC6 ln this, the first issue of the Raider, our aim has been to present you, the students, with complete pic- torial record of the year l95O-5l at Southern Oregon College. Feeling that the important feature of an annual is the pictures, we have attempted to keep copy at o minimum and include more pictures. Also we have endeavored to inject some lite into the copy. We have tried to give the Raider a continuity which is sometimes lacking in publications ot this type. We have tried to obtain this by using a theme, Football, in presenting the material. Work on the Raider has included a lot of head- aches, we might say growing pains since this is the first publication of the Raider. Yet if we have suc- ceeded even in a small way to give you a record of this year at S.O.C., our work has been worthwhile. Our appreciation is extended to all of the fac- ulty and administration, and to all the students who gave us such invaluable aid in the publication of this book. With this we are happy to present you with S.O.C.'s first Raider. J. O. W. A. J. K.