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On December 13 President Traywick announced his resig- nation, effective January 1 . Dr. Kirk Naylor was named to serve as acting president. The day after the announce- ment, some 250 students held an ineffectual demonstra- tion, described by the crowd ' s leader, LeRoy Dyer, as an expression of faith in our university, not a protest. While the rally was going on, some 150 faculty mem- bers were meeting to draft a letter to the Regents de- manding an explanation for the Regents ' actions in the selection of a new president. Although Traywick termed his resignation voluntary he asked $33,783 in sever- ance pay. Regents Attorney W. Ross King acknowledged the legality of the demand, noting that Traywick ' s of- ficial letter of resignation did not say the resignation was voluntary. On December 28, the Regents met behind closed doors for two hours before announcing their decision not to accept Traywick ' s resignation, instead, dismissing him. December 29, Traywick filed a suit in District Court demanding his severance pay. Immediately after the new year started steps were taken by the Regents to get state aid for OU. January came to a close with the announce- ment by OU and University of Nebraska Regents that they had agreed in principle on the merger of the two universities. HELP Students catch up on the current news posted on a bulletin board outside Engr. 1 16.
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Culture came to the campus when the Stu- dent Activities Committee sponsored the first annual Fine Arts Festival. Perfor- mances were held November 3-13. Under the direction of Art Department Head Dr. John V. Blackwell, the event combined programs in drama, literature, art, music and dance. One of the many activities during the ten-day run included a workshop conducted by mod- ern dance artist Bruce King (left). In December, 39 coeds entered the Tom- ahawk Beauty Contest which saw Karyl Ronsin chosen Tomahawk Beauty Queen. Jean Fentress and Mary Ann Over were selected first and second runners-up. n IV, ' ,, ' V ' The Christmas spirit was spread throughout the cam- pus with the hanging of the greens by the Home Ec Club and numerous decorated trees. At the left students help to decorate the tradi- tional Ouampi room tree. 1 1
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