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

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dmv, rl, ,,.4 s ,iw K 'V '5':'5f'tEe1?w At OCLA each student is given opportunities to fulfill his potentialities. He, therefore. will be able totequip himself in his chosen field with a solid academic foundation of fact and theory which will be useful in his profession, or future educa- tion. Realizing that knowledge of facts alone is insufficient, there will be the acquisition of the wisdom which results from intellectual compe- tency and integrity, which in turn. help create values and formulate sound judgements. These educational opportunities will develop men and women of principles and standards of taste with an understanding of, and a desire. for the good life. Q . i -l H tiwwl l Fr, . I', ' I ' E, can . it -A aiu Q I a f- . Q ir- O 1 'as Q' . if. W is-,. f , .1 A ' ,Ii ,wif . ,V I I ' 4 .ai l I u . P 'I it ,ily 3 I J Y'1' rc 5 pn i is 4:6 fw 1 'H