Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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A T-shirt for everything is still the college style, and this student displays an unusual shirt for a unique OSU fad, the annual Streaker Night celebration. The latest New York crazes are sometimes slow in reaching our mid- western college town, but it doesn't take long for a fad to catch on to an eager college crowd. A most popular fad was disco, and the fashions conformed to the beat of the music and the glamour of the night club atmosphere. A silky dress, glittery hose and high heels were the attire for women and casual suits or slacks for men, as styles got dressier and many discos enforced a dress code for entrance. Other fads pervaded the campus life, including some traditions that have lasted through the years. The old-fashioned panty raid was renewed this year when one sorority house was invaded by the men of a campus residence hall. The streaker craze saw another year when students observed the sixth annual Streaker Night on the strip immediately preceding spring break. Programs to keep fat off and a healthy composure were devised by groups, and it wasn't unusual to see a team of joggers heading across cam- pus. The newest sport was roller skat- ing. Not only were roller disco and outdoor street skating a popular affair, but coeds also utilized their skates as a new way to travel to class. In Vogu nw ig H' Graduation is a long-awaited affair, but it can't be completely serious. A graduating senior Cabovej wears a favorite hat along with his mortar board at the '79 commencement. The demand for country music will never grow old in Stillwater, and students had a chance to enjoy a day of country and rock music at the annual Springfest celebration in April Qrightj. .. . ft w t' 'sa f .QW tx: , . , . .lm ' r 2.62591 rv' P? ix W' 5 we 'z?'s.si'Y'A -4.-gff,'f r 3'5 J, 5 4 t r vii? , .wigs . ,,16,,,.'QQ,',. ,pp . . ,A ...vis t . . . ,M V , .5 .5 .... . w g - ' 31 , rifflwf-iq..:,f15 -.,,,f, 1 ,gf 1 Jxf . R, iisff --rf . ,. at . .. - . .. . , ,, .wi f M. -,-+3 ,- . ' '... - fat, A W .ggi ,xl kv ,gftgq tp I ,wig qx. . M 1 -gi .W Z yy wif, X .Q '-N5 R' .114,i9,f. .I -M.,-egg-. - ,gs 44. 1'-i ,Q 5.-35. vf L N , ...M X, .Y t 16 35, J, M3E9ffi?4,:,.5::4.! 9.. . gs, ,il N. '14 K H K. ..... .... , .M A N, . , xy. . .. 5 J., Fads 'N Fashions 17

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The new Susan B. Anthony dollar Cbelowj, easily mistaken for a quarter, failed to gain much popularity in its first year. Perry Matthews Cbelow rightj chooses to listen to his Blues Brothers album, a hot item this year. A regular trip to the health food store fbottomj is made by large numbers of students to stock up on natural foods. Wk K y 4Ej1yIEFf w s QQARTII 'YWIE N IM 5 2 ,. f 5 fl fri t . K :.: L i, on V - ' L -1 use ' - 1: A 1 V--:Nails i. B to 4 .., W.. . Fads 'N Fashion