Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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Hifddd' ggi!! ZIZJ from The TracliTional aTmosphere of The Armory To The ulTra-modern STudenT Union we Travel each day . . . Freshmen iusT beginning and unceriain . . . Seniors con- TidenT, yeT a liTTle uncerTain Too, for They will soon be leaving our campus communiTy pursuing The profes- sional vocaTions of Their choice. g,.,...-fi. 1 MJ, 4, 4?-

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, ,f t WG? A X f , A e Na' ,4 n' J ,ff QM Dr. Bland L. Stradley was appointed Vice President of the University and Director- of Student Affairs. Since that time, Dr. Stradley has worked closely with the ever growing number of students, assist- ing in making them a closer student body. ws: fitillllr ,O-ojxmg E IZ? X 'x -LA FQ - as 2 -Ali-if lf?t'lE'n , 5--1 N7- L i- 7 4 Search for further knowledge brought a change in the skyline of the campus when the new addition to the William Oxley Thompson Memorial Library was begun. With this enlargement, increased re- source material became available to all students. y , N 4 I C l l ' l 4 lc l I Gills! I X . The Ohio States, Buglgeyesf, Big, Ten Co-Champs, 1 .. . . climaxed a spectlaf uQrQndfegccutlngqgridiron season. They rolled to a i the University of California, Pacifi dst ffin the coveted Rose Bowl Classig agiiiadiifa. ff? 7 S H X I l Q The people of Ohio looked forward to increased hospital facilities with the beginning of of the Ohio State Medical Center. Opportunity study was furthered in fields of cancer, losis, psychiatry, dentistry, optometry and others iiiiilyvlhlil ARL The long awaited completion of the New Union made available one of the most buildings of this type in the nation. This building offers further opportunities for dining, tertainment, and extracurricular activities.

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