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

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President Fast developing a reputation as a building president, Dr. Garland Godfrey began to see results of his concerted efforts to furnish class- room space for the 5000-plus students for whom he is responsible. Since taking over his duties as number one man on campus in july 1960, Dr. Godfrey has seen completion of two new dorms, a new mathematics building, new business department building, new administration building, an ad- dition to the science building, and many re- modeling jobs. A dynamic young leader who takes his job seriously, Dr. Godfrey devotes his full time to building Central State-in every way. He shows an intense interest in everything from the smallest problem of the individual student to the' tremendous chore of working out plans for new buildings. The president holds three degrees from Okla- homa State University. His previous experience includes teacher, principal and school superin- tendent. He came to CSC from Durant. Active in school, civic, and church affairs, Dr Garland Godfrey President of Central State College Dr Godfreys right hand secretary Helon Gianzow keeps the president up to date on the days appointments.

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Godfrey Builds School, Looks Ahead Dr. Godfrey is a deacon and a Rotarian. He represents the state of Oklahoma, serving as a delegate to NEA. His record is listed in Who's Who in the South and West and Who's Who in Education. In order to get better acquainted with the students and faculty, the President and Mrs. Godfrey hosted a reception in the fall. The couple met and helped entertain hundreds of guests at the social event. Although the President is beginning to see some of his dreams materialize in the form of new buildings for classroom and office space, he is far from being ready to rest on his laurels. Before the foundations had been poured for the new structures, he was already looking ahead to more and bigger plans for the school -a new, bigger Union, a new stadium and field house, more student apartments, and, of course, more and improved ways to educate and serve the students who continue to swell en- rollments at Central State. Central's First Lady Mrs. Garland Godfrey Dr. Godfrey previews the coming activities at the beginning of the year faculty breakfast, sponsored by the Alumni. Qi President Godfrey had the honor of introducing Senator Robert S. Kerr to Student Union employees before the Kerr Banquet.