University of Oklahoma - Sooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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NVQ TH E CULLEGE QF E CATIG I Q A ' V H AzA':' ,TIS a wide range hetween obtaining knowledge ii and guiding those in search of knowledge. But, il in our scheme of society the Teacher is the guiding force of all endeavor. Regardless of the field in which we seek information there is .I, S Yzlllullsln always someone there to give it to us. Highly trained in the arts of his profession, the school teacher of today commands the social destinies of the nations. To him go the young and old, alike, to seek more knowledge. To him will go the credit, ultimately, of a world peace.

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AN S. XV. RICAVICS ,Q , Q- THE CQLLEGE TS A SCUQNCES 4 SEGREGATED from the specially trained man and pg t woman stands he who would have but a general W and liberal store of knowledge. Literary, scien- f r tific, artistic and professional minds all in one - 1 find their haven in the Arts and Sciences. G' Be1'H kQf Perhaps it is startling to realize that from this field more than a large majority of our people have been graduated. It is from this college that our newspaper men, writers, teachers and executives go. To them, the backbone ofthe country, has been a generalized education, their aim.

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