University of Oklahoma - Sooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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If av-coao zeainct d EvereH Dale especially for the 1936 SOONER. I sing a song of the dreamers Who builded a Western state Toiling and moiling and dreaming They labored early and late Making the village a city The cabin a mansion grand They builded better far than they knew Here in the Mistletoe Land. They builded homes for their children Their sons and daughters fair Stores and shops and highways broad Where once was a prairie bare Towers that rise to meet the skies Wells that are deep in the sand Bringing up oil, the fruit of their toil To gladden the Mistletoe Land. I sing a song of the dreamers Who builded a Western state Toiling and moiling and dreaming They labored early and late Theirs is a wonderful story But who can the tale relate. Man made canyons tower above avenues of commerce in Okla- homa City as Tulsa ' s lights twinkle in fan- tastic array I? 3 S S5 '

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Like a huge serpent, the new scenic drive girdling M+. Scott re- treats into the distant Wichita National Forest carrying with it un- forgetable awe at the scenery behind wwowF M a tf ' f iiy ti aiaaiRtfiy tg ' — =.. K% if to vie with the honors of nature, pri- vate gardens of untold beauty dot the state in crazy quilt pattern. Above is seen the famous Japanese Flower House built by Pawnee Bill (Major Gordon Lillie) on his estate at Pawnee; and below is shown a view of the gardens on The Home- stead, the Buell estate located in Muskogee

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