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FIFTY YEARS ago the School of Journalism was founded by hi. H. Herbert, who served as its director for 28 years from 1917. CONTINUED GROWTH nnarks OU ' s Extension Division which celebrates fifty years of service in 1963, too. The Forum Room is part of new adult education facilities. Oil Blends Many Atmospheres For Excellence In recent decades die University of Oklahoma lias literally grown around the City of Norman. Dr. John Darling of Enid, a fine sprinter and track coach at OU 1902-06. retnrned to OU in the 1930 ' s. It isn ' t the same school. We had but one Iniilding hack in the old days and it stood out in the middle of the prairie. The town hadn ' t grown to the school, as it has now. Dr. Darling was right. The University of Oklahoma, in its growth, has not only enveloped Norman but has become kno n as one of the top educational institutions of the Southwest. CONSTRUCTION DENOTES PROGRESS on the OU campus at several locations. A ' High-Rise ' co-educatlonal dormitory, here at the ground-level stage, will ascend 12 stories and house 1,000 students.
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GRADUATION ENDS the tour years ot undergraduate life tor students who have successfully earned what college offers — a degree. OU has extended degrees to more than 67,000 people since its inception. PRETTY GIRLS are a tradition at the at the University of Oklahoma. OU has had the Miss Football of this year, Ann Kent, and also in 1955 and 1956. Sooner belles won Sport Magazine ' s Campus Queen in 1958, 1959 and I960, too. STUDYING OCCUPIES the most im- portant segment of the student ' s aca- demic life at OU. The Bizzell Memorial Library has over 800,000 volumes for reference plus housing several nation- ally-known collections. 14
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Contents Division I — The I ' nivi.rsitv Administialion 29 Services 9 Classes 95 Nfedicine and Nursing . . 17.3 Division II — Activities Features 209 Beauties and Personalities . 24, ' Atliletics 2(ir) DiMsioN ill — Organizations Navy :5()9 Air Force . ' {17 Army . ' 5. ' 5. ' ) Extra-C.urnc niar (iioiips . . . ' J59 Division IV — Residences Sorornies 4.3.3 Fraternities UH Dormitories . ' )lf) A(l erlisin 579
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