Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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Zffdwfffwwffwf 6 WW HE story of 1948 at Oklahoma A. and M. College astually presents a panaroma of contrasts . . . a panaroma in which we witness the old and familiar background welcoming and integrating itself with the new order of the day. We, of the REDSKIN staff, present to you in this 39th volume of the student yearbook a pisture story, together with text, of the college year 1947-48. It's a pisture story that will permanently record much that will prove memory evoking in later years . . . that will give you a feeling of nostalgia for the good old campus scenes again. The scene changes . . Venerable Gld Central and pifturesque Williams hall still playing vital roles in Aggieland's early tradition, but in a much more recent era Willard, Cordell and Murray residence halls . . . Life Sciences and Engineering buildings. . . the Fieldhouse. End of World War II . . . educational provisions of the GI bill of rights . . . and the influx of thousands of veterans sending enrollment to upward of 12,000 students in 1948. The college quickly and wisely built Veterans Village to house some 5,000 married veterans and their families . . . quonset huts and temporary frame buildings were erested to provide additional classrooms and offices. Truly, history was made at A. and M. this year and the REDSKIN has faithfully attempted to record it. The Staff GENE HENDERsoN, Editor DOROTHY MANN, Sales Manager

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My i Everybody's back. A11 such preliminaries as house cleaning, rush and enrollment are over. Now for classes and that 4-point aver- age fyou sayl. You make a good start . . . oft to library to study. What's on at the cinema? Hey, wait for me!

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