Southwestern Oklahoma State University - Bulldog Yearbook (Weatherford, OK)

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cience Hall... TX Classes over, students spill out of the Science Hall and down the Steps ii! Latter calculus and philosophy, weary students loll on warm old stone . . . if buildings could speak, what stories might be told of the years the Science Hall has rested on the hill, watching the growth of Southwestern and Southwesterners. . . . aN A pleats tal

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GOVERNOR LEON C. PHILLIPS THE STATISTICS showing relative demands for human services in our State and Nation have heretofore had too little attention from parents, young people, and many of our so-called educa- tors. The result has been that many young people graduating from our schools and colleges have found themselves in fields already overcrowded, and have been obliged to adjust themselves to other types of work for which they had not been trained. Present conditions are emphasizing the need for young people trained in technical and vaca- tional lines. Those young people whose minds and muscles are being trained to meet the actual con- ditions they are bound to face in life are equipping themselves to enter the broadest and most im- portant field in America today. My congratulations and sincere best wishes to all students of Southwestern Institute of Technology. i of Leon C, PHILLIPS, Governor of Oklaboma.