Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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supplies, and hire janitors, or took turns doing the sweepingthemselves. It is not surprising that one fac- ulty member recorded this reflection : Can you think of a college with no studentseeethev were all preps then - eethree faculty members, and no col- lege buildings in which to hold classes, and at the same time imagine yourself attending college? The Congregational church was the first place of meeting, and most all students, transferred from public schools, studied the same courses they were taking before transfer. it All the classes had to recite in one room, and even these accommoda- tions Were often changed. Moving from place to place it was impossible to care for equipment, and inexpedi- ent to provide for it in any quantity. Yet the organization was maintained, the curriculum pursued, and com- 'l'llE NJYVIUNAI, TRICWIJ is toward super high- ways, and Turner 'I'urnpike, Oklahoma Fity to Tulsa route, is one of the newest and best in the l'nited States. SKYLINES OF OKLAllUlN1A'S two metropolitan cities are examples of progress during the past 50 years. Tulsa, top, is renowned as oil capital of the world and Oklahoma City, left, is state government seat. www

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