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

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Not all is work and study at the Oklahoma Col- lege of Liberal Arts. The students' social life, for example, is made more attractive by social clubs for both men and vvomen, by occasional dances, and by impromptu dorm parties and jam ses- sions. Frequent opportunities to attend plays, concerts, operas, and athletic events in Okla- homa City or at nearby campuses afford the OCLA student the advantages of a much larger campus without permitting him to become lost in large numbers. All of OCLA's Dorms are air con- ditioned and have large parlors for use by residents. ABOVE, Addams Hall, Girls, ABOVE RIGHT, Nellie Sparks, Boys dorm, RIGHT, Robertson Hall, Guests. ,aa-vw!!