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

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id SEWELL-LOOFBOURROW—This three storied building was completed in 1928 and named for Mr. J. R. P. Sewell and Mr. Wade Loofbourrow, both long- time friends of the college. S. L. has come to be known as the administration building. UR CAMPUS A word which holds many memories for us. The hours we spent in class; the gab sessions we held in the dorm; the cokes we drank in the union; the books we studied at the library; the friends we met and grew to love; the walks we took across the campus. These buildings and walks appear to be nothing more than brick and stones. For a time they have been our home, now they are a part of our hope for the future. We have left a part of us here. A ribbon of concrete leads toward the library. A lone Aggie plods in that direction on one of winter’s bleakest days.

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5} in . iy ba ’ , + ie Vinal hh : eo a PS Ph ak Hen has, 18 2 erect he i eh A a DOR a tslew elle 2 EDUCATION BUILDING—Originally used as a science and education build- Practical exercise on the fundamentals of offensive tactics is gained by ing. This building is now the home most familiar to an R.O.T.C. cadet. It is this Cadets Bob Scott, Jim Barker, and Stan Landess. building that houses the office of the Department of Military Science and Tac- tics. The Aggie Ballroom is on the second floor. WHERE WE STUDIED MARVIN E. McKEE LIBRARY—This modern library with its spacious facilities offers a haven for quiet and intensive study.