University of Oklahoma - Sooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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mm. A- TUDYING. CLASSES. A kaleidoscope of autumn colors unfolds for Jim Mills and Judy Disosway as they pause to view the campus. Marvin Joseph at work . . . a skilled hand, a steady eye and Vella! . . . a plece of stone becomes an objet Wart! Serious-minded art student, Jean Moycr, stops to consuier canvas before applylng final brush strokes.

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At the Beta Barn Dance, Roger Van Dyke, Jean Robichaux, Janey Carpenter and Pete Adamson. Kappa Sigs welcome the New Year. Alpha TauK wacky beserk ballW Fiftieth anniversary of Pi Beta Phi.

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LABS. HOME WORK. CLASS PROJECTS From library to laboratory, from study hall to class room7 students spend their college days in a search for knowledge. Talent as well as book-learning is required for some, as in art and music, where what a student can do counts along with what he can learn from texts and lectures. Other courses, such as Chemistry, combine lecture periods and laboratory work to give students the full benefit of seeing for themselves the practical demon- strations of what is learned in class. But for most, it7s lectures and textbooks, outside reading and term papers. Basic to all is the desire to learn and the ability to assimilate the cultural at- mosphere of the academic life. W'orking on a class project, Steve Conner operates a grinder in one of the labs. Scientific minds at work in chemistry lab. Instructor Tom Hower, center, gives some assistance.