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

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can fum , . T' 2 wld rw' - -vii mu .. W.....tm . .aims or it . 'W' we . . ea , M . :wuz Q . an 1 J ....,. ,.,.. . .1 .l ...Q-:em ..... 5:r.,.,..A is . if 'cfP' -a arg. E its w Boa rd sof all ttr T + Central State resbonsible to two The State Regents for Higher Education serves as agency for all state colleges and Central is one of thellsix schools under the direction of the Board of Regents for Oklahoma Colleges. Headed by Dr. E. T. Dunlap, the higher board,-lj deals in matters common to all schools, such as programs of stu mices, finances, iiigiiilggizgggg 'ft ' 1 fiatstiaaaxi it 1 l l , K Q ,mir r i new a it 'Y 25 it xzffsai-aes ssasafaai wa' v Lg budgets, and state yyy wgide policies. The the six 5 Wfstate colleges empltyyii tlieystaff, approves determinesgeg-5?i?feN1f?.? W ll tu. 'lll H' ' W .. '9'US.9'f' 'lr ,' w ' Je' ' H - .1 F to ' r il w i i it It hwdediby r A 2 Members lof b itlitfiboards are appointed ability, E interest in education and good citizenship. H ...y.W..g. ill . S ..:'fi'1ll is ' 1'iiIlifli'.,ii'l.ivl?lvlifi T ll . tt,A rl W., , r N igiKt,yl'.!?iWE N wir 1 is Zami 3 A l l l i STATE BOARD OF REGENTS OF OKLAHOMA COLLEGES: V. L. Browne, Clinton, chairmang Mrs. Dovie Pruitt, Muskogee, vice chairmang M. C. Col- lum, Oklahoma City, executive secretaryg Dr. J. T. Colwick, Durantg john C. Fisher, Marlowg Dr. Oliver Hodge, Oklahoma Cityg Standifer Keas, Midwest Cityg Joe B. Monroe, Chetokeeg and Oras A. Shaw, Tulsa. STATE BOARD OF REGENTS FOR HIGHER ED- UCATION: G. Ellis Gable, Tulsa, chairmang R. L. Crowder, Jr., Tonkawa, vice chairmang John J. Vater, Enid, secretaryg Guy M. Harris, Ardmore, assistant secretaryg Dr. E. T. Dunlap, Oklahoma City, chancellorg T. G. Sexton, Oklahoma City, ad- ministrative assistantg Scott E. Orbison, Tulsag Mrs. S. F. Ditmars, Muskogeeg Norman B. Musselman, Shawneeg Wharton Mathies, Claytong and Bob F. Allee. Elk Citv.