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

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All is quiet as Dr. Godfrey gives his acceptance address before a large Mitchell Hall crowd. More than 120 representatives from colleges, universities and learned societies across the country attended the inauguration. Central Rolls Out Red Carpet The President's big home becomes a warm haven after hectic activities of the day. Dr. Godfrey and all the little God freys enjoy a song fest around the piano.

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o ,...r. - f-...sq 2 1 Mrs. Dorothea Meagher pours at past President and Mrs. Chambers. ef-if a tea given in honor of the new President and Mrs. Godfrey hy snag Is that pleased look on Dr. Godfrey's face because of the delicious food or is he amused at what Lt. Governor Nigh is saying? The other member of this happy picture is Dean MacVicar, Vice-President of Oklahoma State University. Guests from near and far attended the Inaugural Luncheon held prior to President Godfrey's inauguration. T' .

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The calm dignity of the Administration Building gives no indication of the many tasks and duties performed inside through- out the year. Deans And Council Handle Big Problems Dr. .loe C. Jackson, Dean of the College, gives instructions to his secretary, Junia Milvain. Dr. Joe C. Jackson, dean of the College, came to Central State in l91l8. He grad- uated from the University of Qklahoma with a BS in 1934-, with a master's in 194-0 and with an EdD in 1950. Before coming to Central he taught at Sulphur and Bristow high schools and at Bristow Junior College. He also teaches a large class in Oklahoma history each semester, one of the most pop- ular courses on campus. As college dean, Dr. ,lacksorfs main task is directing the curriculum and instructional program of the school. A former debater and later a debate coach at CSC, the Dean is in demand for speaking engagements all over the state.