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

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Bn) TRO mite act et + iF HAHAH BHA | HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION BUILDING (above)—This modern brick building was completed in 1954. Many PAMC fans frequent this place at the Aggie home basketball games. The new gym also plays host to the Panhandle Invitation Basketball Tournaments each year and many hours of intramural sports. PLAYING TOGETHER SWIMMING POOL (below)—This building houses our modern indoor swimming pool, Students may enjoy instructed swimming classes or swim purely for pleasure. AGGIE STADIUM (above)—On the southwest corner Peseta am , saline of the campus, many sports activities take place. The i biatraaue tn, major of these is football which takes place here in Aggie Stadium. A quarter-mile track encircles the foot- ball field. To the immediate northwest of the stadium is the baseball diamond and to the south is a nine hole golf course. 12 FR a EL TRE

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FIELD HALL (right) —The “House of Gentlemen” was com- pleted in 1951 and was named for an Oklahoma Panhandle Senator, Leon B. Field. | ie z Ay Sony fu NORTH HALL (left) —So named for its lo- cation on the campus ——-was completed in 1939 and houses one hundred and twenty men. Me erm EARLE HALL (right) —Named for Mr. E. J. Earle, this was formerly a girl’s resi- dence hall. Boys began occupancy in 1938 and remodeling was done in 1956. pare avis

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VET VILLAGE (above)—These frame-structured apartment buildings were erected in the post-World War II era to house the influx of veterans and their families. The area was not inappropriately named Wet Village, a name which it still carries. ANNA JARVIS HALL (right)—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 men; now some of the many married couples on the campus occupy this re- cently remodeled building.