Oklahoma Panhandle State University - Plainsman Yearbook (Goodwell, OK)

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AGGIE STADIUM—On the southwest corner of the campus most of the sports activities take place. The major of these is football which takes place at the Aggie Stadium. A quarter-mile track encircles the field. To the immediate northwest of the stadium is the baseball diamond and to the south is a nine hole golf course. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION BUILDING—This huge brick building was com- pleted in 1954. Hundreds of PAMC fans fre- quent this place at the Aggie home basketball games. The new gym also plays host to the Pan- handle Invitation Basketball Tournament each year and many frolicking hours of intramural sports.

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AT LIVING FRANKLIN HALL—Completed in 1909, Franklin Hall is the oldest building on the Aggie campus. Originally used for a dormitory, it was converted in 1946 into 12 apartments. ANNA JARVIS—The campus was celebrating its tenth anniversary when this two story brick building was named after the lady who began | the observance of Mother’s Day ... Anna Jarvis. Anna Jarvis Hall was first inhabited by co-eds, then by the men, now some of the many married couples on the campus occupy this recently remodeled building. x 4 es a INFIRMARY—Located at the eastern edge of the | campus is the twelve bed infirmary. This was our host for our recovery from the Asiatic flu and virus infections. Ps VET VILLAGE — These frame structured apartment ¢ = buildings were erected in the post World War II era to house the influx of veteran’s and their families. The area was not inappropriately named Vet Village, a name which it still carries.

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AT PLAY HESPER HALL—The PAMC student center, was finished in 1949. It stands where the original old Hesper building stood. Lounge chairs, snooker tables, and a snack bar are on the first floor. The second floor, which is a very popular spot three times a day, is the cafeteria. The third floor hosts the Home Economics Department. SWIMMING POOL—A place affording much pleasure to Aggie students is being excavated in this picture. This massive hole is now converted into the beautifully tiled and heated swimming pool. Below right: the pool is ex- amined prior to filling it with water. 13