Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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PQ- 'LOL X ev- a,, - X Liz Suddenly, during the Ceremony, their nervousness is gone, and realization of ll feeling of oneness comes over newly-Weds Mr. and Nfrs. David Fiteh. OY XIIili'I'S GIRL, and again and again, until he meets 'lil-Ili girl. The eourtship sequence from time immemorial . . . movie dates, going steady, pinned, the ring, and then one day, with the soft light fall- ing through the church windows, you listen while the minister intones your wedding vows. Values change now. For you, col- lege becomes more than a way of life, it is the key to the future and a dreamed-of better life. 'lihe first arrival, and with him come new responsibilities. Gradua- tion becomes all important, the focal point of your existence, the symbol of tomorrow. You ean't stumble now. ares? , lt's Il girll Proud papa Darrell Nlorris gets first glimpse of new daughter at Stillwater hospital. I

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Page 18 43? K G lv iv Phil Middleton and Judy Taylor seem to have been well sold by this pert sales girl at a 1957 prom-time inter- mission. RONIS AND DANCES help balance your study program. Cigaret girls in net stockings, Western Week, rodeos and the ever present coffee. This is the vibrant, living side of aca- demic living. This you Write home about. This is the social side. hlemories come back in a torrent of half-re- membered faces and escapades. How, as you slip back into the past, even the dreaded term papers and reports fall into the realm of minor happenings. You'd like to do it all over again.