Cameron University - Wichita Yearbook (Lawton, OK)

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Cameron displays a lot of talent on the football field during fall season. While training, the Cameron Aggies with the three coaches, Bear Jen¬ sen, Layoid Woodson, and Lee Horne, work hard to produce an outstanding football team. Their results have pleased many loyal fans and students. The team is the top-rated team in the na¬ tion’s junior colleges. Baseball comes in early spring as an¬ other one of Cameron’s favorite outdoor sports. The boys on the base¬ ball team put in many long hours of practice from learning to throw good balls to making those successful home runs. Coach Charles Angeletti produces a fine baseball team for Cameron College. 12

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Religion is important in college life and Cameron has three reli¬ gious buildings to help serve this purpose. The Baptist Student Union (upper left), The Methodist Wesley Foundation Center (upper right), and The Church of Christ Bible Chair (lower). Devotions and social gatherings are held by each one for all stu¬ dents who wish to participate. Students choose the courses that are benefi¬ cial and interesting to them. They vary from the home economics department (left) which reflects the modern facilities to the chemistry lab (middle left) which has the best equip¬ ment available.

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Physical sciences has been adapted from the former ad¬ ministration building. The brick three- story structure features many classrooms and office space for faculty members. Every day many students come through the glass front doors to go to the union for a break or to go to another class session. A classroom building in Cameron’s curriculum are now offered in the very mod¬ ern and well-equipped physi¬ cal science building. The building contains classrooms, laboratories and offices for eight faculty members. This is another one of Cameron’s new aspects of college growth. The gym features many activities which in¬ terest the college student. Here in Cameron’s field house home basketball games are played, pep as¬ semblies are formed, many intramural basketball games take place, and sev¬ eral of the girls’ physical education classes are taught. 13