University of Oklahoma - Sooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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' ON THE CAMPUS Skiis uikI shdws and special e eii(s. uloiig with iraditionul da s and dances, make up the social season every year for Sooner guys and dolls. From the Gate Center ISA mixer in September ic) (he All-University Sing for mothers in May, L cry week is spiced with something special. Homecoming was climaxed with an all-student dance in the Union while the traditional Ol ' - OSU game was capped with a big dance at- tended by both Cowboys and Sooners. All will remember the Engine Shou. D.icTs Day ijuartet loiitest and Sooner Scandals. Mways a stand- uul on campus were such parties as the Beta barn dance. Acacia Oriental ball. DG HMS Pinafore party and the Chi O ski party. Big names on cam| Ms social circuit were Bo Diddley .ukI J(ilinii ' riilleson. Vernier. ImI llif Ici l.il liouse luinoiiiin lliilr . llene (iu . OU ' s Little Red. Danny Timnions of Norman, appears at pep rally and bonfire, along with Rnf-Neks and cheerleaders to stimidate Sooner spirit liefore Hoinet()niinyi jianie. 29

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Be they Sooners or Loiijrhorns. winners or losers, big day in Big D is climaxed by celebrating. Pi Lams and their dates forget the score and hold big victory dance.

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Jim Cole, Duncan senior, gets set for diffi- cult shot at the billiards table in the student union game room. It ' s a mighty cheer from Dianna Stevens, Bethany sophomore, as she reflects student spirit when Sooners get the ball. Virginia Johnson, at awards meet after Mor- tar Board walk-out, hears her name called as one of outstanding freshmen. Campusology: Working or Playing -- Students Make the Most Of What College Offers 30