University of Oklahoma - Sooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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■t ' i ' i • ' ■ Studients always discover tliat they have somewhere to go and some- thing to do, whether it is chisses to frequent, meetings to attend, study- ing to be done or friends to meet. No day goes by that everyone does not pnss the Hhr; rv academic heart of the University, at least once.

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' . ' sIikLiiIs llii h (il-(ij ■oIk ' kI urn (V s liiilx vn my; . ' I IiiiiI; luii I; diid i tiiniii i i . I Ins i r llic (iii lluil hiciii lil (lianij cs hclli jiIixskhI and idcolognal. I ' lcsnUiit Cross aiinoiiiK i tl ii h( ' iil iiiiUlini dollar fiiiid driiu lo inijiroji and add j ' hysical striirliirts and raise lanilly salari s. I ' tairs ?( ' (■ ■(■ r(Vialid for iiac fiiit arts and ni!:;in(trinii, ccnlrrs. II u ' tis llit year ' Bud for diiT icas jxinihd en ill, Icolluill ft, Id hcjorc flu OSl 1: (1 nil . I Ik ' I irisl was the rage of eanipiis dane s. Rush red 1; nored)tre was rex ' ised. Freshman ears were banned and later nnhanned jor Ihi next jail. ' ilir National Student Association allianee met a eriisliiui de eat when students X ' oted . ' )- ( r 7iith- draual. I he v ' n j; oj the World teas an nnex- jieeled visitor lo the L ' nion j)atio. I Ik South ( ' ,awf)tis heeaine a {)art of the university. ' 1 he Man of Dislinetion eonlest xvas revix ' ed and gained iicre prestige and the turtles for HouKeoniing Big ' 1 iirtle Race eere stolen, .{fter we lost fn ' c con- secutive loothall games. Bud said Ik thought we could rein the luxt fix ' c — (CC did. A good year. I ' or the nadei a eaihooh senis ns a giajihn leand i a s hool ,ar. hringing back IIk fiast I xjit rK n( es. renejvnig hazy memories at whalrver tune he (hooses. ' I uruing through the pages of this SooiKi soiiK nia recall the four years of hard work and stud : I ' lhcrs uill he reminded of romantic i ntanghiniiits mid tin jiarliis oj tin glorious (ns. Still otluis •uill nnnniber the jriinds. iiimradis and (lei udinlanci s icitli whom contact has lueii lost. .1 yearbook is the diary of a student l od with individualized iiiterjirelalions l (dih ntidii. I In 1962 Sooinr Minhook has been jireJKnid ritli ou. the student, in mind. ' I he events and activities o the jiast can iicjcr be recajitund. but 7ee have attempted to make it possibl, through pictures and xeords. ' J his ycar.s Sooiur has undergone extensive changes lo bring you a rcpresenlalive opening section. ' I lie en- larged eature section helps rijlccl the actix ' ity, attitude and atmosphere o campus life. The entire luu k has a nexc bold and aggressive appearance. —RAY C. HALL rods

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