Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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413 ,'S2f7ffQs5gE... .1 R.-f,:z1ge?z2HiaeSii.' 'viii ,git ax ,..,, A SALES DEMONSTRATION of the latest washing machine added interest to main street scene during the year of statehood. A half-century of progress has trans- formed the home of Oklahoma ASLNI college into Il mod- ern city to accommodate the present-day student body of thousands. liner gratluate iioxv is lyresnlent fmt the crdlege,znid tnwncmdiersliold the vuxrprendency ponthnw. VVhHe bdck and Hone dotun a twdlcge niake, die physical plant grexv untilitziniazed thcrxvorld. lfhe ptdsatnig inipatience of a state that started late,zuid luid Un run to catch up, could not be stopped xvhen it achieved an average goal fanaazed cavern educators1ightfuHy callthis the niiracle of due plains. I7nmn1 a class of +5 preparatory studentsin l89l Uman enrolhnentcn approxnnaudy IQUOO nil957 E a just reason for aniazenient. Iluring thh penod dm phyycalplmn gnnv from a rented sanctuary in a wooden church uma canapusxvnh propernes valued atniorethan f501NNXU00. In addinon,coHege aspaaabiuucsin- elude a branch mduxn atllkniulgee Clklahfnna :XSLKI l'ech,xvid1 an en- rollment of more than l,ZOU Students, and far-Hung eXpernnentalsub-Ma- ARM STl'DlCN'l'S, staff members and Still- water husinessmen play a big role in success of semi-centennial celebration. Cl. to r.H Bob Cunningham, Ann Arnold, Claude Bradshaw and Darrel VVo0dyard are leaders in this pro- gram. Page Z7

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ANIMAL HVSBANDRY lil ILDING . . . features classrooms and livestock shim ring. tions in practically every section of the state. The broom-tailed mules have giv- en way to faster, better power, the traction engine has been sup- planted by all sorts of devices of the latest creation. Such modern Won- ders as a mechanical brain, automa- tion in the kitchen, and instruments to smash and harness the atom, now fill the laboratories. The great un- known still beckons. This institution that was primitive less than a lifetime ago still has the same location, a vastly improved habitation, but identical ideals of preparation of youth for better lives, to serve a nation proud of its past and with faith in its future. The basic principles of life and learning never change. VVhat better equipment in heritage could a college have to share its ex- perience with a similar school be- yond the seas that is just beginning to write its history? EXAMPLE of outstanding contributions hy ACRICI IT! RF DAIRY BARN . . ARM to science is shown by practical applica- shmxcase for the ultimate in dairy sci tion of radiology on living tissue by Dr. N. li. ence Tennille.