University of Oklahoma - Sooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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4 Scenes Famihar faces and prim were both. parm of the campus scene at the of Gklahuma. .A walk down the Swmuth O-val, or Van West Oval, in- cludfed such sights as Dale Hall, noted fm its dogs that portions ni the five: fmnt steps and the majority of freshmam who attended dm there. I Classes inside these waws imluded everything from philasuphy ll wonder, I wcm de'r?, to political science to and mythology. Further fm down the Owl, srmderm :passed by Copeland Hall iwhere Journalism ml-dents spent mmm oi their days? and the Education Buiwing, Gitlmger Hall held dlassm in English ranging from Black Lialeramxe to short fiction and d1ranm . Kaufman Hal!! was where foreign tongues were spoken. Languages such as Spanish, French, and Gemxan were taught here. Nei 1s-mn Hall was the place fm Ashwwamsrs--starwsimclk majmsn an-:I physics majors . . The tall, king tiff the buildings overlooked the emire Duval. Email Mamma! Libmmy was the center for numerous term papers and Wmjfents. Students could cram for test here and study halls fm athletes and some fraternities went on here. High, or rather Hall was a main at'traction, fm' business students and iumm Howard Hughesi - Un the mppusiite mis of the South Oval, one could se-2 tWhe B1o+many-Micrubialagy building and Geoiogy building for those with majors pertaining in earthinesa F'h'y1sic aI 5c2ienoe Center on Elm Street was .am example of architecture an campus. Only thing though, one a may m find the way along its co-mdorsh North' 0WB1,,NDY Farrington Quai, held the Fred Jones Memorial Art Holmberg Hail, and various ad- mmisnmim bluildings. Campus scenes with the foundations of the univefsttyk-b1uiTdings.Q l 1 I J J

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Sevent -five 234 ' Student Life 260 A - Classes 302 , Organizations 360 Honors I 394 . Closing I

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