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zsil . 'Biff wt walk M -I ,i fssisszj ili X ,fes- t .. Il .. -'ffllil .:-'05 -1 amish: 1 Bc-rniece Lane helps David Cllriclxester in the oflice of student zlllaurs, Center for 11011-llCilllCIl1IC actlvltles of stuclents. Below. a student gets clleclceal out on the Osage 620 in the computer lab. -,ana 11 '- . swwez joseph E. Coulter is manager of 0U's Max YVestheimer field. Ile also serves us ussoelzxte professor of avlatlon. Keeping tlle l'niversity's pllyhlflll plant opeprating involves countless rlzuly tasks for -Illllll Il, Kllllllllall, d1reCt0r. lmposing .Xclzuns llall is the site ol tlxe schools and clepurt- ments in illc College ol Business .'xllIllllllSfl'21tlOIl.
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hw? X 'le 3.1.6-., ' ,.L,., V . A329 ,W XY, H. Carson. now clean emeritus, speaks at the ground-brealcing for a new engineering center. He was dean of engineering for 25 years. Year of Gro th, Excellence ea ure of Men It isn't hard to find around a cam- pus many men who have devoted their adult working years to building fine academic units. Two such men at OU are VVilliam H. Carson and H. H. Herbert. Carson retired this school year af- ter 25 years with the College of En- gineering which he developed into one of the finest in the nation. Herbert, also retired, founded the top-notch School of Journalism and in his honor the school is oflicially the H. H. Herbert School of jour- nalism. He came to OU in l928. The College of Engineering has outgrown its traditional quarters, old Felgar hall, which will soon be sllppleinented by a new engineeringgg center.
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Among tlie buildings on the north oval are Monnet hall and Carnegie building. ln the lD2lClCgf0lIIKl is the Union tower. on- cademic Per onnel Backbone of Campu Bellincl every oflice door on campus are stall members doing a wide variety of jobs that are both necessary and important in keeping a well-organized university running from day-to-day. From clerk to ollice executive they pro- vide valuable services that permit students and faculty to carry on their tasks. .X liarcl-working corps of stall personnel are the girls i11 the Central StCI1OQl'2lDlllC service wllo keep tlie typewriters liunnning. i i l
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