University of Oklahoma - Sooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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r y FIND NE A y AV OF LIFE lovni iMccting. I ' IinIiiikh lirini; new lines. ne a s. new ideas lo the i.iin|)iis. ' I ' lieir eagerness and eiuluisiasni l)rij!,iileii the licarls ol professors and enliven eainpus activities. They are a con.staiit source of ainiise- nient and amazeinenl lo uppcrchissinen. This year OU adinilled .3,128 freslimen to the main campus, an increase over last year of 386. Every freshman is enrolled in I nivcrsity College where he receives special attention, conliuuous ad isenicnt and a year of basic courses. Then the big decision, choice of a major, and they tackle the heart of the mailer as sophomores with a year of experience. 15

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crra AROUSED ON CAMPUS DURING SEASON Oir llir IhiiiIi i.iims S.m.i.ci |,l.ucr L ' d l cnlcr «ariif. Nolliiiii; l)riii s more joy or siidiuss lo iIk- lif.iris ol ()kl,i- lioiiuins tluHi ;i lootl)all vvcekirid. Iroiii iIr- (i|niiini; x liisilc ol (lie first name to tlie final y, ii in llu- se;isoii s liaditioiial liiiale witli OSL ' . Sooner s|)irils i Ise .iiid lall widi the score- board. A new year in athletics hrouKlil Hij; Red lace to face with Notre Dame and Army. Big Right stand-outs, ( ' olorado and Missouri, and to| -raiiked Texas. Nothing is nicer than slaiiglitering the Longhorns. hut this ear the steers stam- peded. 28-7. OU bounced back with new life to sa or ihc skinning of tlie Missouri Tigers. 14-6. and the winning ol the battle of West Point. 14-8. Season wrap-up — a slow start bill a luih uid finish lor ibc ((uiK-bark il llie eai ' . Atlcr iIk- :i.lMK- IS oxr I cud -73 , ,iii slill smile Bftk