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

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‘The Bulldog Staff J. R. WILLOWBY—Business Manager—sales— advertisements — deposits — collections — pay- ments — bookbalancing — a man with an eye for technicalities, and one who puts great emphasis on being one hundred per cent exact. DORIS STOCKWELL — Literary Editor — eulo- gy — poetry — information — statistics — features — a willing worker who places the value of co- operation far above long hours of labor. Recipe for fln Annual . . ; 3% Take one Bulldog staff and put to work early in September, burning midnight electricity diligent- ly, alternately disputing and agreeing over the laboriously collected material. Assemble said in- gredients, using a dash of originality, a sprinkle of artistry, and liberal quantities of elbow grease. Forget the hours of sleep that the staff didn’t get while keeping its eyes steadily on the two guid- SiS alin. Rb ing stars—the preceding annuals. — — rages a es

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Staff it ... from Collegiate Comedy to woo-path gos- sip . . . from society events to news of the latest gridiron trrumph. But a newspaper doesn’t “just grow,” like Topsy. Just in case you haven't realized who is responsible for such an excellent job—meet the people behind the “Southwestern.” . . . UPPER RIGHT: Joy Shockley, Editor-in-chief. MIDDLE RIGHT: Ramey Wilson, Sports Editor. LOWER LEFT: Kinley McClure, the lad who traversed the space from cub reporter to Busi- ness Manager in one year. LOWER RIGHT: Loeta Allen and Olene Lee, Features.

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WX “We are extremely grateful for the sincere, un- failing cooperation of Mr. Cletis T. Eskew, facul- ty adviser, and Mrs. Edna Muldrow, literary critic of the 1942 BULLDOG. We also appreci- ate the efforts of many students who have worked with us, but have resigned for various reasons. These include: Nellie Rose McCool, associate editor; Alvin Hand, sports editor; Maurice Cooper, literary editor; Don Eaton, publicity and advertising; and Jene Powell and Oneta Garvin, sales. However, the responsibility for this publi- cation rests largely on those pictured here. I can truly say and feel that it has been a delightful experience to serve as your editor, and merely integrate the efforts of a willing and talented staff.” —GWM G. W. MORRIS Editor-in-chief PATTIE STEWARD — Art Editor — sketches cartoons — paints landscapes —- draws figures — a talented artist with a respect for deadlines and a remarkable sense of responsibility. BILL DOUGHERTY — Associate Editor — gets pictures taken — makes appointments — trims and mounts pictures — an excellent contact man. . . . Season well with the ambition to make each book better than the book before . . . scorch the calendar with repeated glances as the deadline ap- proaches, and at last—gaze unbelievably at the completed work . . . the cooperation of the faculty and student body keeps the mixture in perfect condition until publication . . . and 50 to bed.