University of Central Oklahoma - Bronze Book Yearbook (Edmond, OK)

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Dr. Max Chambers Dr. George Huckaby Joan Rublc - ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY

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fiom me pm ' We look to Central's future together, faculty, students, and alumni. Our Board of Regents has placed at our disposal an institution rich in the educational heritage of the state. Here lies many golden opportunities for fruitful and satisfying experiences. Our college experience is usually our first newly found independence. After high school graduation our individual efforts to further our education may be found in the opportunities at college level for initiative, self-expression and larger intellecual attainments. College trained people have great responsibilities to society. They have accepted four years of educational opportunity. How well these same people meet the challenges, and face the problems in a society highly complex socially, religiously, economically and politically by lead- ing and sharing in their solutions, is proof of a sound investment by the state in its youth. Someone has very appropriately defined higher education as that education which is expected 'to furnish the individual with the necessary in- tellectual, social, moral and technical clothing for a presentable appearance in a world com- munity. This equipment is possible only where the stu- dent has a burning desire and a great longing to become well informed and highly skilled, coupled with a willingnessrto pay the price to develop great power within him for larger services to his fellowman. What we do here is partially revealed through the pages of the beautiful Bronze Book. Those whose responsibility it is to select and arrange the many evidences of student and faculty ac- tivities deserve our wholehearted thanks and ap- preciation. This chronicle of the current college scene, of this year, should serve as a basis for many pleasant memories of the happy associations one finds on the campus of Central State College. I ipffoci 4.41