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l e e eeee - X, THE PRESIDENT'S GREETING HIS volume of the SOONER appears as the scholastic year 1931-1932 nears its close. The contents of the book reflect the varied activities of the University during the current year. No two years of college life are ever exactly alike. This one has differed in many respects from preceding years. Students, like other people, have been sobered by the serious realities of life. It has not been possible for any of us to live quite normally under existing conditions. But, there are always compensations resulting from privation and economic distress. Students in the Uni- versity entered upon their duties in the fall with a grim determination to make the most of their opportunities. Most of them have worked hard. They have made each day count for the most. While campus life has not been deprived of the joys and pleasures incident to association together, these pleasures have been more wholesome and more stimulating. All in all, this has been one of the most satisfactory years of my administrative experience. There have been few internal problems that have given concern. The spirit of co-operation between administrative oiiicers, faculty members, and students has been more in evidence than ever before. Every one has attempted to help carry the common burdens of institutional life. This probably .is the most significant fact to be recorded in connection with this year's work. Soon after this book is off the press and distributed, students will scatter to every part of this state and to other states and foreign countries. The year will then become only a memory to all of us. There will be satis- faction from time to time, in future years, in turning the pages of this volume and recounting friendly associations and interesting events in the year that has passed. This is what gives value to a book of this character. As each of you may turn these pages from time to time, I hope they may bring back memories of happy days spent on the campus of your beloved University. Faithfully yours, W. B. BIZZELL, President. Page 17
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THE BOARD OF REOENTS THE Board of Regents, which took the place of the Board of Education in 1919, is the gov! erning board of the University of Oklahoma. Its functions are those of prescribing rules and policies for the government and administration of the University. Its measures and policies have consistently been progressive, and have enhanced the stand- ing Of the University as one working under modern ideas of management. There are seven members of the Board of Regents, at least three of whom are alumni Of the University. OFFICERS GEORGE L. BOWMAN .... . . President CLAun CLARENCE HATCHETT . . Vice-President EMIL R. KRAETTLI . . . . . Secretary MEMBERS GEORGE L. BOWMAN .... . Kingfisher CLAuD CLARENCE HATCHETT . . Durant WILLIAM I. MILBURN . . . . . Sayre RAYMOND A. TOLBERT . . Oklahoma City JOSEPH C. LOONEY . . . . Wewoka MALCOLM E. ROssER, IR. . . Muskogee THOMAS D. LYONS . . . Tulsa , i i , , Magi., 1 - : L 1 .mr R'- . 'iw -, fi , 1 Kaiser ' V K V 4 ' ' - , A ' -E, . ' , - .i 3 .l,,, ' 1, V gfkiffg 1, i 1 . New ' ' ' ' ' a , -sg 352111 H ' ' C' P ' ' ., 1, 1 . yziwfsfff is is i - , SRSWEQMN , uislfww iii M is be-'g ' Q Page I8
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