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,.. A A TYPICAL SATURDAY NIGHT finds OU 5 li-T?:ffQ , I' .ff V I il ludenls campaigning for Hue Ugly Man on Campus lroplwy af 'rlwe annual Campus Clues? Carnival. v ,QQ K' --an Ax HARD STUDY SESSIONS musl be sprinlcled willw frequenf breaks, and i'r's really no? foo lar from +lse library lo 1-he Union Terrace Room. l l fy, N,
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'14 Sooner chairman of the department of geographyg Dr. Elmer L. Lucas, professor of geologyg Dr. Ste- phen M. Sutherland, assistant professor of ge- ographyg and Dr. George G. Huffman, profes- sor of geology. The Oklahoma exhibit was landscaped en- tirely under the direction of Robert H. Rucker, OU's supervisor of landscape and grounds. Rucker wanted to create a physical environ- ment of a park .... 'i This was achieved with fantastic success, and Oklahoma spent less money than any other state exhibit at the Fair. Raymond Moon, assistant foreman of land- scape and grounds, stayed at the exhibit all summer and kept the gardens and grounds in top shape. The Oklahoma exhibit became a haven of rest and shade in the very middle of the hustle and bustle of the Fair.
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OU is many things . . . Life at OU is many things to many students. It may be the excitement of the Union coffee shop on a Monday morn- ing . . . it may he the thrill of a long touchdown run on a Sat- urday afternoon . . . it may he a quiet Sunday morning mist over the campus gardens . . . it may be the lazy droning of the Friday afternoon classes in Kaufman Hall . . . it may he the roar of a large bonfire at the riverbottom on a Saturday night . . . it may be the hleakness of the drill Held on Tuesday afternoons . . . it may be the boisterous atmosphere of the Monterrey on a Thursday night . . . or it may be the long routine of a Wednesday afternoon lab. Whatever life at OU is to the individual student, it can only be partially glimpsed in the Sooner. The varied moods of OU, the many memo- ries, the countless good times can only he relived in our hearts in the years to come. HAPPINESS IS BEING a freshman, as reflected in this new cheerleader! face.
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