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

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SENIUH CLASS CLASS Ol I 1C1CRS Mm Hrcmis . lfiuxcns H.-mms . . DoRo'1'HY Lian Hicimrxx . -l.xN1c15 W'1l.K12Rsox . f Prcsidcnt President Scci'ct:1i'5' I l'l'2lSll1'l'1' lfurly in October, 194-1, thc Scniors chusc Miss Mary Cziruthcrs ind Mi Cecilia Arinstrong as sponso1's. An 1l11iOl'111211 tczl was hcld in th hm J in Austin 111111 lzirlor in Uctohur. Un Novcinhcr S, 1944, tht Stnloix prcscntcd un 21SSCl1l151y progrziin, Bc Un Thc 131111 Ur You Cut Xvorksf' The A11l1ll111 Tinscl 151111 sponsored hy tht- Senior Qliss n givcn Ut-ccinhcr 16, 1944. Other Scnior uctivitics wcrc Cup int C10 Day, 1'gZ1CC2l12lll1'C2ltC, :xml Cminiicnccnicnt.

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C. DAN PROCTIER, B. A., Ed. M., Ed. D. A MESS GE FHUM THE PHESIUE T Each year about this time you receive a copy of the ARGUS. As usual, it is high class in every respect, and you show it with pride to all your friends. It contains pictures of many familiar campus scenes which you have enjoyed during your years in Oklahoma College for VVomen. But do these constitute 0. C. VV. to you? Does the seventy-five acre campus, beauti- fully landscaped, with more than two million dollars worth of buildings and equipment mean O. C. VV. to you? The answer is obvious and was best expressed by St. Paul, For the things which are seen are temporalg but the things which are not seen are eternal. Unless your presence here has been rewarded with something which cannot be seen, something on which you cannot place a dollar sign, then U. C. VV. has not accomplished its purpose. It will not have kept faith with the fathers and mothers who permitted you to come here, until it provides the atmosphere and the environment in which the desired pattern of Christian attitudes and wholesome habits is the normal one to follow. Kunkel and Prentice have found that 59.6 per cent of all people listed in VVho's VVho hold degrees from small liberal arts colleges. The best constructive thinking toward the solution of the great social, political, and economic problems of a post war world must come from former students and graduates of such institutions. Therefore, to you as stu- dents and graduates of the Oklahoma College for Women I would say, as Mordecai said to Esther, VVho knoweth whether thou art come to the kingdom for such a time as this.

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KIARGARET RICH IGH lilafxknnx . . . Tulsa li. S. in YOcatiOnal Hmm- lfconomics Alpha lifil l.OLilsr2 CUUVER SIMPSON .... . Harlow B. S. in Vocarionzil Home lfcOnOmics Alpha lfta IDUROTHY NORTHAM . . . . Dc Kalb, Texas li. A. in Spanish De Gamma Ve, Spanish Club l4lILEliN SHOCKLEY .... Tulsa ll. BI. lzfl. ll. S. ll., Y. VV. C. A., l11t6l'nz1tiO11:1l Relations, S. A. l. AIYRTLE HAT1f1L1.D .... . Cement B. S. in Commcrcc NOR1x1,x STRAA111 HUDSON . . . lfnid B. S. in C0l1lIIlL'1'L'6 Ii.'xTHRYx12 SU: PL'Rx'E.xR .... Ho.-Xlcstcr li. in LlOllllllCl'CC llc Si Ta, Beta clilllllllil MARJORY HL'GL'L12v .... Beaver B. A. in Chemistry