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

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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.

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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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A 3 v of Oklahoma City University has been a dream in the hearts of many for a long time. Now, that dream is crystallizing into something tan- gible. Already the campus has seen the placement of a new cafeteria and gym, dorms and class- room buildings. Plans for the Gold Star Memorial Building have been completed and breaking of the ground is scheduled for September, 1948. A lively and energetic University marches forward to meet the public demand. ...pllgdf I9