Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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-Q-M .,. mi-Q l f I Ill!! ,ML i NCE you leave your house in the morning you are joined by other students heading for class. You know why you are living in some strange house in Stillwater in- stead of being at home, but what about all the others? Ask and they'll tell you why they came to Oklahoma A6231 college and why they happen to be walking in the same direction you are . . . VVell, Dad's got a little farm but if a guy knew how to work it properly it eould really pay oil . . . 'l'here's a lot of money in selling and my brother says . . . About the only thing I want to be is an arehiteet . . . Home economies majors llve talked to say it's about the only held where women can . . . Working on a newspaper ebrother, that's about the most . . . livery- one knows about the demand for new teach- ers and I hgure that if a guy starts now . . . Listen, buddy, people are always going to eat in restaurants . . . Flowers, that's the only thing Pm interested in . . . You walk just a little faster now beeause the bells in the Library have started ringing. Their sound will be with you all day and long, long into the evening. ligt9

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President VVillh:lm often begins the day in c'rmfcrenCe with Vim'-l'l'csltlt11t Darlow nn college policies. 9? Q w Z, Q '53 1 ,C at , Q 5, ,, i 5 ' 'aft 'NYM' r: fa ,im X44 5: 3 Q , o-M - ,t- v, .-'-E 35943 E :E E. 2'-f - ,'3'5'5 5 : f ' i ,J -' 434241 E -T ,ggf-g - TL f t W. .::f:'z- it t- x .' X RLS' . - , , ,t N fa - A ' g MXQOQOQ l hir hwy' K Sh H .Q ,, A 1 a 5 1- 5 1 L . Note taking is not easy and thoughts Come slowly to drowsy in early morning class. stuclenls 'Ind UTIIII1 C1nhLlcl strut the du fl

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N. Janis and Dave Bash pause for a moment of relaxation and small talk before the bell sends them into class. ln the Sunroom Ags take a break, look for friends, play bridge, work Crosswords and drink 2,000 cups of coffee every morning. OU picked your subjects back before the semester began and now you're committed. Some of them proved more interesting than you thought they would be, and othcrsewell, you might just as well pass them and get it over with. English, math, physics, foods, ani- mal nutrition, chemistry and on and on the list goes. But iinally the time comes when the next hour is free and you can sit in the Sun- room drinking coffee and talk and talk. You talk about last night and next weekend. You talk about girls, the lab teacher, going into the army, getting married, getting a INQISKCIJS and quitting school, going steady and break- ing up, going on a dict and getting another brownie to go with the coke, buying a new coat or saving for a trip to Colorado. And after the talk there's another class and lunch. 'l'hat's what you have waited for. Sleepless nights begin to tell on jim N1cHard, Eli 225 student, and 11 olflock classes seem the longest. But seconds before class is dismissed the thought of food brings Mcllarcl and classmates back to lite.