University of Oklahoma - Sooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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f ,V --'i -F'-' Even though things have changed at the university, due to the War, we still Want the yearbook to be a reflection of our university life. War has brought many students here from various points to become a part of our cam- pus. As such, they have been incorporated into our SOON ER as a large pro- portion of the student body. The activities of every student at the University of Oklahoma will be of interest to him many years after he is gone. I-Ie will Want a record of the time that he has spent here. l-le will want to look back, in later years, and see just what his school Was like during War-time. So will his parents, and his friends. lt was with this in mind that We planned the Global SOONER for this year. ln the ranks of the navy and army on the campus, We found those who proved to be capable and eager to co-operate in organizing their sections. Our paramount purpose and desire, during the rapid pace of the campus tempo on this revised campus, has been to create a book that will be of the most interest to the entire student body-the army, the navy, and the civilian students.

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Z Our yearbook, the SOONER, has always presented a resume of our university life, containing pictures oi our university, bits about our faculty, pictures of each student who has an interest in the book, and who has pur- chased a book, and representations of campus organizations and houses all molded into a unit that portrays lite at O. U.

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