Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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,-' ..-:usd , nvolvement is our key to building a unified active campus life. Each organization is pushing for a , goal, maybe it's to entertain or maybe it's to promote spirit or maybe it's to change the world . . . but they are goals, and we get involved to accomplish them. From there we seek higher goals as we prepare for the challenges of the real world. ' flrganizations . . . 246 Spirit ................ p ................................. ...... 2 50 College Departmental Groups .... ...... 2 66 Special Interest ......................... ...... 3 04 International' Associations ...... ...... 3 16 Sports Clubs ........................ ...... 3 20 Military ...... - ..... ...... 3 26 Government ..... ...... 3 32 Honorary ..... ...... 3 40 Media ........ ...... . .... .. 344 The Oklahoma State University Theatre Guild presented Alan .lay Lerner and Frederick Loewe's Camelot llefti in the 1978 spring semester. Pistol Pete, the OSU mascot, Qbelowi kicks oft Homecoming Under the Big Top. The skateboard fad hit the campus and became a quick way to get to class lbottom.l OPPOSITE PAGE: Walking through Theta Pond ltopl was the scenic route to tollow on the way to classes and back. Students who were enrolled in drawing classes often stopped to draw a campus scene for a class proiect lmiddIe.J Colin Ankerson amazed Cowboy football tans when he kicked off the game without his shoes lbottom.i Fig ink 61 O eparate individuals with different interests and talents. That's an important part of our campus. No two people are alike but we're together here to share our abilities and ideas. lt',s a way of realizing your own potential for achieving a successful place in the world - that special place where only you belong. People . . . 350

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