Oklahoma City University - Keshena Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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All veterans should be familiar with this building. It is the Veterans' Guid- ance Center on the corner of 24th and Blackwelder. Guidance tests are taken through this office and private consulta- tions are arranged here. It is jointly con- trolled by the Federal Government and Oklahoma City University. The Alumni executive secretary, the Keshena editor, OCU's publicity di- rector and the Campus business man- ager all have offices here. Affectionately called Scribblers Hall, it is the home of journalism classes and meetings of vari- ous organizations. The Campus newspaper originates in this building. Also school programs and office cards are printed in the Uni- versity Press, as well as jobs for outside businesses. Older students will recog- nize this as the former cafeteria which was moved during the Christmas vaca- tion. ...P!ZgEI

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1 Green shrubbery frames the building at 3509 Classen which President C. Q. Smith calls home, Future scientists, mathematicians, doctors, etc., can look back upon those days of required studying in the Library. 2 Q is we 'J 5, I ,eggs 4 .Q -3 A , .1 s I I- , , ww ,ff , ' K X ,, ,,,xx v,-f br W M V , wf'aL2fT??fi',, Q a :,,,ff'f?QNgk , K s 'QE F 325536 , W., Ildge I6 . .

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V-. ,,,, Worx I llgb I8 .army Way down there de- scribes the location of D and E buildings on the West campus. The one on the left is D which has the girls' dorm on the second floor and the art department on the main floor. The School of Business is housed in E. Top left is a picture of one section of the cafeteria steam table. Lines form on the right and left. Lower left shows Miss Eva Mar- tin in the bookstore which is located in the West end of the cafeteria.