Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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CHAPTER 1 . . . Theta pond, the formal gardens, acres of green grass highlighting the campus' beauty, the new Library building . . . CHAPTER 2 . . . components of the college's governing body have blended their eflorts toward responsibility and greater emciency . . . CHAPTER 3 . . . characterized by their enthusiasm, effort, and achieve- ment in the extra-curricular held of student government . . . CHAPTER 4 . . , .student body of the Oklahoma AAZM college-each with his own ideas, yet all united as students in quest of a degree . . . CHAPTER 5 . . . will continue to be noted for its homecoming festivities, its rush week, its parties, the panorama of exciting activities . . . CHAPTER 6 . . . beautiful Aggie co-eds have become a college tradition and probably will remain so-to add a pleasing touch of glamor . . . CHAPTER 7 . . . stall members contribute a large portion of their time in producing these publications for the entire student body . . . CHAPTER 8 . . . equipped for a richer, lnore desirable existence. No greater lesson can be taught than tl1at of good sportstmlnship . . . CHAPTER 9 . . . coordinated into the curriculum, it is a service and an advantage to our country, the college and to the cadet . . . CHAPTER 10 . . . role in campus life and for its members many lasting mem- ories and friendships are fashioned from fraternity ideals . . . CHAPTER 11 . . . still another that really constitutes a completely new life at OAMC. This is college in the American way of life . . . CHAPTER 12 . . . the fullest value from the time spent in college. His love for living will be greater and his friendships stronger . . . CHAPTER 13 . . . men and women enrolled at Oklahoma AJLM branch school are utilizing tl1eir own resources to build a stable industry . . . CHAPTER 14 . . . they are the men, the businesses, and the contributors who allow us to bring you a better edition each and every year . . .