Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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l'pun finishing their uftcriimm classes, some cou- ples will spend the remainder of thc pluimnt after- noon simply sitting down surncxvlicre un campus. lt's winter timt- again at Oklzihmnzi State l'nivcrsity. To the people who are caught nut in the coltl, the weather lflllj' seem quite dismal, hut for others, tht- heautiful slmw-mvcretl OSI' vaunpua is worth thc cold. The Ukluhuniai Stzlte l'nivn:rsity l.ilwrziry rnzljestivailly Z overlooks her realm of the muin czunpus tu furm what is truly one of Oklahoma Stzitck scenic highlights. N s 4

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'x is A r Vg? A 5 . g er- K , ik I 5 , W. r, ,, A R X - L L 7-'f r 'X r ln looking over the Oklahoma State l'nivr-rsity CZIIIIPLIA, one may see such traditional sights :ls VV1ll1nrns hull :intl Old Central, which are prominent in USl s history. WPWX1 A ,W 1. gee? was i, , KW., , Q One of the major difficulties that U-State students must face is that of walking, and sornt-tixnt-s even wud- ing to Classes during the frequent spring sliowers. szavig'-55'...f---' ,,:,,. 44 5 6 CENES of campus pathways cov- ered with snow, the merry 'ww'-0 bubbling of the Library foun- tain, the bright red and yellow of the formal gardens in spring, the well- known buildings bursting with stu- dents. These are the things Which make memories Come to life. just one glance at a familiar site is often more than enough to bring back thoughts of hours spent there, the tears and the laughter, the long conversa- tions, and the many friendships shared. Best of all, these lovely scenes hold forth a promise of even better days.

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