University of Oklahoma - Sooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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Howdy Week Welcomes Students Linda Smith dives oft the low board into the university pool as well-wishers watch during Get into the Swim of Things night, one ot Howdy Week's activities. A big 'cHowdy,' greeted all stu- dents on their arrival at OU last fall. The new week-long event, spon- sored by the Howdy Week Commit- tee, was directed by co-chairmen Mike Bowles and Mike Hammer, with the assistance of lean Hjelle, the newly appointed director for University Housing. Free swimming in the indoor uni- versity pool for three nights, tours of the main campus conducted by the President's Leadership Class, and a Coke social in the Cate Cen- ter mall helped students become ac- quainted with the campus, its fac- ulty and facilities. Other activities of the week in- cluded a Howdy Partners dance in Adams Center, a night scrimmage in Owens Stadium, a Big Red Iam- boree and the Sign-up at OK Cor- ral. Closing the week was a minia- ture golf tournament which offered trophies for the best, worst and most consistent scores. Each age has its own characteristic dance craze. At OU this year it was discotheque rythms that sent the campus to the dance floor.

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