Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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-v-T- U fabovej has become an annual event tor hundreds of sun-worshippers. The rock concert at Lake is sponsored by KVRO. Sock hops lbelowj are still in style for members of the Latter Day student organization. Music lills the air fbelow right, at a Sunday evening meeting of the BSU. SUNDAY . . . mornings spent sleeping in . . . or rising early to attend church services . . . to renew your faith . . . to start the week out right . . . a habit learned from families, continued by students .. . the large Christian student population supported the many local churches . . . afternoons . . . found students getting in some needed study hours . . . but there was always a friendly football game . . . or a group playing frisbee . . . or a pro-game on T.V. to watch . . . springtime led sunworshippers out to catch the rays for an early tan . . . and the KVRO annual Spring Fest featuring local entertain- ment. . . evenings. . . were a treat to a meal on the town . . . or if you had made the trip home . . . a drive back to the student's real world . . . school. SuNcIAy 1?

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M' Qs A ,. imanmni' an Wham is qw, ' Malaya' Im' 'mmfinill iw ' ix ,Q y i or r H1 xi .-4 . i Mimi y -'final U t deter many OSU students lrom regularly attending religious services. Kent Johnson tak t t l b y t t ly d l ds back home in New York. Students were active in collegiate youth groups and cho

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S M Y K QV 'f s I av' 54 rv' ., A letter home ftop Ieltj is one thing that helps in the adjustment to university lite. Special meals fabovel provide dorm residents with a change of pace. Halloween was the wildest Tuesday of the year as witches lrighll appeared on the Strip. A chance to get to know someone new is provided hour at the Tri-delt house.