Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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There was an air of reminiscent-e at the Golden .-Xnniversziry celebration as former Runsiux editors enjoyed recalling past college experiences. ,pw eliable Hi tor Of tea,d Progress 'l'he RFDSKIN is now a 600-page plus production, packed with many a pleasant memory. And down through the years it has recorded the steady growth of seienee and art appreciation at the institution. lt is a poignant memorial of the busy hands and minds of university personnel.