University of Oklahoma - Sooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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Through the traditional arch of sabers, Tracy Kelly escorts Honorary Colonel To Morgan in leading the Grand March. With expectations of a gay evening Al Shirley, Bett - Bob Angerman, Dan Rambo, and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Branan await their coat checks at the ChiO dance. HI I » ' Si»(j ji , ' 4d: -. At the Ruf-Nek dance. Queen Ann Cleveland dances with member Jack Miller while Curly continues big-wheeling. E ' Berry, campaigning, has Goody Brodddus and John Baumerts vote; and Bev- Benjamins coke all over himself if ht should .suddenly turn around.

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Dressed up to go hunting, these couples lay their rifles aside to take a few steps to Put Your Little Foot at the Delt Hunting Lodge dance % ' V- 1 ■ v - y r V J ( ifti ' , T»- V % OCIAL life at the University of Oklahoma is definitely an integral part of every student ' s curriculum. The word party has never needed the English department to clarify its meaning. It is always an excellent excuse for dropping everything, and as far as originality goes OU might easily be said to top the nation in truly exuberant affairs. Yes, the Oil diploma signifies academic accom- plishment, but it also means social preparedness.

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i lcrua|i()i a i-( ' lrtlioUi Julius Gudmundson. president of the International Club. hails from Iceland. He and Dr. Willabrand, professor of modern lanquages, are responsible for putting the club in headlines. The International Club holds a meeting to plan campus activities. Members represent all points of the globe. Three internationalities meet at OU. George Alexandris points out the island of Cyprus, his hometown, to Mary Meirowitz from Stockholm and Ilmar Jaan Martens from Estonia. EASTERN HEMISPHERE