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

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,ani i P STATE BOARD OF REGENTS OF OKLAHOMA COLLEGES: John C. Fisher, Marlow, Earl A. Drennan, Oklahoma Cityg Joe B. Monroe, Chem kee' L. V. Browne Clinton' Dr. Oliver Hodge Oklahoma City, State Superintendentg Oras A. Shaw, Tulsa, vice-presidentg S. C. Boswell, Adag Mrs,. Elizabeth Anthis, Muslcogeeg M. C. Collrim, Oklahoma City, executive secretaryg and Dr. J. T. Colwick, Durant, president. STATE BOARD OF REGENTS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION-Top row: Wharton Mathies, Clayton, chairman, Dr. Claude S. Chambers, Semi- nole, vice-chairman, Stephen A. Bryant, Cushing, secretary, Bob Allee, Hammond, assistant secretary and W. D. Little, Ada. Bottom row: John J. Vater, Jr., Enid, Guy M. Harris, Ardmore, R. L. Crowder, Jr., Tonkawag G. Ellis Gable, Tulsag Dr. M. A. Nash, Edmond, chancellor and T. C. Sexton, Oklahoma City, administrative assistant.

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J. HOWARD EDMONDSON Governor .sff gy' mil, 5 J' 1 STATE OF OKLAHOMA EXECUTIVE CHAMBERS .1,vJowAno zoncmneou OKLAHOMA UTY savannas To The Students and Faculty of Central State College: It is a great pleasure for me, as Governor, to have an opportunity to address you in this way. 1 am sure all oi us are aware of the tremendous challenges now facing the young people of Oklahoma. It is imperative that we have alert, informed citizens lf our state ls to move forward in the fields of government, business, and industry and ls to do its part in meeting the challenge of Communism abroad. For seventy years Central State College has been preparing Oklahomans to meet challenges such as these and perhaps even more important, equipping them to train future generations to meet their challenges as well. I have confidence that this great. undertaking will be continued and advanced during the 1960-bl school year. - My best wishes for a. most pleasant and profitable year. 4 F - ygerely, GOVERNOR Letters From The Capitol State pepzrftnrcut nf Fhucatiun OLIVER NGDGE. 8uPlnlMvtru:lN1' E. H. DICDQNALD. AISY. IUFIAINITHDINY mklahnma Glitg, Ghlalgnnm September l2, 1960 To the smears .ma of CGl1l'l'Uli'SfUfB l am honored to have an opportunity to extend my greetings to the students and faculty and to express my appreciation for the loyalty of the student body and the faculty to Central State College, The administration of Central State College has probably had more problems than any other college in Oklahoma and I am very proud of they way these problems have been Handled. I ,steam nm I-Fits lnstltutlotlillvill continue to grow and develop for yours to come. Sincerely yours, 0 va' e State Szqserlntendent OH :Y f OLIVER HODGE Slate Superintendent

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.i .A X President Garland A. Godfrey Dear Friends: The- Bronze Book is a vivid pictorial history of Central State College. Herein is portrayed the men and Women-ad- ministrators, faculty, students-who bring to life a great educational institution. In the dreams and visions of these men and women lies the future of the College. The effectiveness of any educational institution can be measured best by the quality of the men and women who administer and teach in it. For, to develop graduates who will contribute constructively to our society, instruction must be given by teachers who love learning, who grow them- selves, and who love to become catalyzing agents in the Dr. Godfrey Named maturing process of young men and women. Central State College is fortunate to have teachers with the above men- tioned qualities. Therefore, Central is a great institution. The staff of the Bronze Book is to be congratulated for developing this vivid history of college life here at Central State College. Sincerely, Garland Godfrey President