Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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It's 2 a.m. :md the press grinds un. 9,500 O'Collys must be carried to the front room before Bill Irwin can go to bed. Aftl-1' ll little murc cold crefun and After all othcr lights are nut, ll faint flll-1, thl,d, ll g.,lf l ll tlt a 'ew wmv wins :mo cr wusv rn' wi f uw rom Q orm reveu s une s uc on H W crime to an enml for Donna Ju liracllcy. working an tough Class assignment. l . X Um' F ll-i lg - -' ff all M f l fir L X ll L55 X ls J ' i S Y - l A , f--ff, ' f ' wife? fL.QW Z SJW' V gigs, Eg' 'ilzi' 5' ,f x- r A 1 5, if QS siafiw, X - .il iggfihiei sg XX 5-:J 8945? A Pagc 22 W UA In irz i

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Sam B1ll'fh!lllblTlL'NV and Unrol Clodfelter play records, drink coffee and dnnee in the Student l'nion Murine room. 5 AC 1 if i , 1 , ' I ,Q , wM3!b'w-. X? Q QQWQ whx , bww-+WW+'f'Wt - ' 1' 9 p9:bW332' ivy 'l'J.,:. QMQWQ 2 zz.. .f M -:zz r-ww,-.Q 4 ... X, 0 Q4-.-, St N . 9- Mwvg, L.. QQ X tv Q'wfM'r.: -f .,Q,W.w.,,9q ...U ,. 54, Q- H 4. .aww-Wi ' Q 22' 'xt A A'--. ' dx, 'l.- 'N ' . 'z-021225 ' ahh., ....,,,h.,. .5 .Z 'M w 'X ....,,,u., azxzz'--A:-41 :eg--.Strat-Pri ,.-J --S. Q ,W . ....., .M .:1::Zi:2:':::55t'::f. P::,'-:::???E?53s55- f ,lust before closing hours eouple stops :lt Theta Pond for 11 few lztst words and rt look at the moon. Irv Frank, ll ,Q,'l'11ClllIlfC journalism Relaxing after :mother day of student, and wife Connie hed lectures, statistics teacher Fred Black clown young daughter tor the night. finds solace in book and in sleep. N ,, ,L I Wg R Q . ff 'wi .W -.L im, V ' sffwsffs 'JU-f' 'V 3 'iii , xx. V V NM ,,,,, W'-ff .U - -4, -M f 1 'il

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A X 'ie-. H CORD takes oil' her make-up and puts eurlers in her hair. A student in one of the dormtories sets an alarm eloek. VVhile these students are getting ready for bed other students are in the Library studying or get- ting ready to study. lt is about this time of night that tired students promise themselves that they will get more sleep from now on. :Xrehiteeture students lean over their draw- ing boards as the smoke from the seeond paeli ot eigarets eurls up around their eyes. Student reporters stand by as the lirst eopies ol' tomorrow's paper are pushed oft the llat- bed press in the old Student Publications building. On the first Iloor of the Student linion a part-time employee, probably a stu- dent, pours what he hopes will be one of the last eups of eoltee oi' the evening. lt's get- ting late and he wants to get home so he ean study. lt's been a long and hard day and to- morrow more ot' the same. About this time ot day everyone ol the 'Mlllll students and also the taeulty members mumble a Com- ment about, l ti l eould only get a little more sleep. Two students pause on I.ihrarV eps, light up last eignret and unit for hucldy before heading home. Dog tired alter hard das ot slllllles, Phi Dell Rt eh-tk. ' 'n 1 il Nlfl I iland l'l hu mr the ni 9 t 'MQ