University of Oklahoma - Sooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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ry T| ■I If li aiiLiii .iMii iliriii,H Hjs u-iTMlK ifiiiixlclcd .ukI t( [u i| ■riifiil »as jcldcd TRADITIONAL SCENES Places that stir memories for students and alumni alike are the familiar buildings that have become traditions on camj)us. The Administration build- in);:, ' he student I ' nion. the library and the arches nil ih( N.irih () .il — all are part of the nostalgia lor sliulciit da s. Main a former student has re- turned to wander down once familiar halls. ho|)inj; lo find that favorite professor in the .same ])lace as i)f old. But lime brings its changes. cw buildings ri.sc and de|)artments move lo larger cjuarlers. New faces replace the old and familiar faces are found in new surroundings as .school life continues. alli ulUiBlkjhk 23