University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma - Argus Yearbook (Chickasha, OK)

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Alice VanValkenburgh is one of our best golfers. She also plays fine tennis. Here she concentrates on putting while Marjorie Swartz pre- pares to tee off. The recreational facilities of the college gym are always available to the student body. Activities and sports sponsored by the Physical Education department play an important part in the campus life. In the fall the sport is hockey. Games wax fast and furious in class and match contests. The advanced swimmers try their skill at figure swim- ming. Several of them have worked hard to earn their Red Cross Water Safety in- structor's ratings this spring.

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Both spring and fall find many girls on the campus golf course. Ruth Morris' confident attitude is Well-justified as is the admiration her game is receiving from Betty lane Wilkes and Mary Posey. Forming a graceful arc above the diving board, Eileen Carletti, junior Physical Education major, is caught by the camera in the O. C. W. swimming pool.

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Archery, one oi the oldest sports, is CI iorvoriie with the modern college qirl. N-,WWNWM A Worm sunny Clay, winter or spring, fills every Tennis Couri with Whiie-Clod players. F , i 3 12 A Q .