University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma - Argus Yearbook (Chickasha, OK)

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His Excellency Governor WILLIAM H. MuRRAY MRS. ESTELLE C. HOFFMAN our MRS. ROBERTA C. LAWSON Oklahoma City Tulsa Family IUDGE I. D. CARMICHAEL W. MARK SEXSON IOHN S, VAUGHAN Secretary McAlester State Superintendent Chickasha Public Instruction Oklahoma City The Governor and the Board of Regents of the College

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Preside-n+'s Home ,wwe Years have passed, dreams have been realized. With each goal reached others have risen for which to strive, In the future may there be as steady and as admirable a growth and development as we have seen in the past.

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President M. A. NASH HIS MESSAGE m The yearbook marks another milepostffor some a first year in college, for others a fourth year, but for none may it mean a last year. In it the editorial staff presents us with a permanent record of the year's activities personnel, pictorial reminders which will grow in interest with future years. We have made new friends but kept the old among both students and faculty. Contacts, indelible impressions, experiences-a wealth of memories for years ahead and scenes never to be forgotten, now fill the pages of this annual. Students and faculty rejoice in each year's opportunity to serve the state by contributing to its better citizenship. This task is a lifelong undertaking, but each year adds its proportionate part to the sum total of what individuals and groups may accomplish. Only for this may the existence of schools be justified. A state college for women assumes a unique responsibility, and we are grateful for the statewide supporting loyalty and good will which have ever been associated with the name of Oklahoma College for Women.