University of Oklahoma - Sooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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LIVIIG It has been said that the pleasure which cannot be shared is not worth the seeking. Here at OU the ultimate in the sharing of pleasure has been reached, sprinkled with just a few dis- appointments. But it all goes to make a harmonious living not to be found in many another community. The cam- pus is the common meeting ground for students from states and foreign coun- tries blended into a harmonious family learning to live both for the present and in the years to come.

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on tests of J tamina What is more important than the develop- ment of physical strength and sportsmanlike qualities for the game of life? Without sports- manship there would be no chivalry or codes of ethics. Without fair play and rivalry there would be no great moments of glory and elation when hard-won victory is achieved. Into each generation of youth the fire of chivalry and sportsmanship is ignited. Once lit, the tlame feeds on itself and grows. And the school- spirited spectator who cheers from the grand- stand is just as much a link in this chain of life as the athlete with the pounding heart and weary bones. Without the spectator to cheer their successes and bemoan their failures, the victories of the athletes would lose much that makes them seem desirable. ..MU