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

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Bellmon Relates State Message The Honorclble Henry L. Bellmon Governor of Oklohomo n vit. 'af' ' K3 'Q.'.l- g STATE OF OKLAHOMA OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR kmmv e:n.s.w:N OKLAHOMA CITY Congratulations to the seniors of Centrsl State College and best wishes to all underclassmen as you record the end of another year of educational schievement. Soon you will assume positions of leadership in our great country You may be confident of success due to.your efforts, your ability snd. the thorough training you have received. Wherever you go, go proudly and confidently, as one of O1CLshona's ambassadors of good. w:LL'L. Sincerely , um, Henry Bellmorn GUVERNQQ

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STATE BOARD OF REGENTS FOR OKLAHOMA COLLEGES: V.L. Browne, Clinton, chairman, M. C. Collum, Oklahoma City, executive secretory, Dr. J. T. Colwick, Durant, John C. Fisher, Marlow, Dr. Oliver Hodge, Oklahoma City, Mrs. Merryll Jennings, Claremore, Joe B. Monroe, Cherokee, Dr. Thomas C. Points, Oklahoma City, Mrs. Dovie Pruitt, Muskogee, Thomas Walsh, Shawnee. 1 ' ' Ati? 1 1 1 ,gilt iii gn.. W.i.:w lv 5, . 2 J t Fi ff .1 xx WF' ' 4 fl ll ix., W H nt WI sf su .. mit T' . .. -J I 2' ar 'l in Central State Governed By Regents Central State College is responsible to two governing boards. The State Regents for Higher Education serves as the co-ordinating agency for all state colleges and Central is one of the six schools under the direction ot the Board of Regents for Oklahoma Colleges. Headed by Dr. E. T. Dunlap, the higher board deals in matters common to all schools, such as programs of study, serv- ices, finances, budgets, and state wide policies. The board t.. ,. ts. Q 1 . A, 5 V 7,34 W :T fa ,-1:-.1. t ,ldhifq-.. Vit 1' V 1 if .N '12 - 'Miz .- : - A -'.-.gg KA l A I 1' z l t it l J t Ek LIP. 1 M N T: V A' ' Bar .N i-sy li ' r t f T it f . rf i tl 41 g 2 Wi I 1 .5 ' t , if' - nt ing 4 ' r t 1 tg- t , .-' . J iv l I-ti' if ' i ,tr t '1 .:r..f--- , , .qs E ,tv - K , r A t .,, sv nxt .::1.Z:4 M -...w-1. . H -sun:-.'.'Z,!:.4Z 1. .... waging. N 1 i i.y.q.,1. -.,.g1.g., ,.-mu., ., ,Q-' .. ..g-.,,,. . :i,-,.,- .. , 1 I vw. . , V, . , , -. ' I v I 3? ' 'gg'-I f' i -. , , -.xv--... -, -fl,4 -.J'f?.- g qu, 1. - H I which directs the six state colleges employs the staFF, approves expenditures, determines policy, and considers recommenda- tions ofthe President. It is headed by Mr. V. L. Browne. G. Ellis Gable, Tulsa is chairman of the State Board of Regents for Higher Education. R. L. Crowder, Jr. of Tonkawa is vice-chairman. Members ot both boards are appointed for their business ability, interest in education and good citizenship. STATE BOARD OF REGENTS FOR HIGHER EDU- vqg. CATION: G. Ellis Gable, Tulsa, chairman, R. L. ---ex Crowder, Jr., Tonkawa, vice chairman, John J. Vater, Jr., Enid, secretary, Guy M. Harris, Ard- more, assistant secretary, Dr. E. T. Dunlap, Oklahoma City, chancellor, T. G. Sexton, Okla- homa City, administrative assistant, Bob F. Allee, Elk City, Mrs. S. F. Ditmars, Muskogee, Wharton Mathies, Clayton, William Payne, Oklahoma City. 1 -4 N ,K t V V H .52 l it t, , E' ' I - an 3-k h el- i - fu' 3 , 'f '56 if-.'f ? . ' wi' Q.-f it li-Ml? if T A . tt-.