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

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Helen McNulty campaigns for support on Homecoming Queen election day. Students fraternize at a Greek Week gathering in Hater Park. Plenty of food and drink kept over a hundred people happy,

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By Margo Wright Innovations Likewise the new math and com- puter science building reflect the Uni- versity's efforts to keep abreast of the near-revolutionary technological advancement of the times and to ser- vice the educational needs of a pro- gressive modern industrial economy. A notable change in the Central State academic structure came with the transformation of academic divi- sions from schools into col- legesf' Three new vice-presidents and three new college deans reflect the everchanging personnel at CSU, and with each new administrator comes new ideas and new attitudes. A prime example of this lies in the spe- cial emphasis placed upon research and scholarship for faculty and li- brary use by students at Central State. Outside the perimeters of the Uni- versity, there was considerable change and innovation taking place. The city of Edmond, once a typical small Oklahoma hamlet, is today one of the most dynamic communities in the State - the site of extensive construction of new homes and office buildings, of improved streets and parks, and an active citizenry. New businesses and buildings such as the new Sheraton Hotel, the Edmond Memorial Medical Offices building, shopping centers, condominiums, fit- ness spas and apartment complexes surround the CSU campus. Oak Tree Golf Club and Kicking- bird public golf course, plus hiking and jogging trails, tennis courts and swimming pools added new dimen- sion to life in Edmond both for resi- dents and students. p Serenity envelopes a student in reflection on a quiet spring day.