Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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The architecture building, with its lights on at night, is a familiar sight as most students must spend many long nights to meet the demands of OSU's architec- ture school which has become one of the nation's finest. Second year student Rob Rizzo fbelowl knows that only a few will be able to meet those demands. The painter's workbench becomes a piece of art in itself, displaying hundreds of colors. i , use bf g'ft, 'Z fff -cj - .sn . 2 Q 154 , . . N , - ae' - f' ' K Q. ut-fg'i:, y fig.

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X- Children from all over the state come to Stillwater to see childrens olays present- ed by OSU Theater including The Lion Who Couldn't itopi and Lynfeneer and the journey Cloak. Graduate student lim Fields fabovei clutches Karen Evans in a scene from Tiger at the Gate. H ' -, f Performingrfkirts' T , . f.

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4-qw Francis White works to complete an oil painting ltopj, in the less hectic atmosphere of Gardiner Hall. The working area of the archi- tecture student also tells a story. For those like third year student Rob Terrell lbottoml who spend countless hours at the architecture lab, their table becomes their second home. wig Skillful Drawing 'I7