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

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At the first event of the year, the SAB Howdy Picnic, the students of USAO were given the opportunity to enjoy good food and the company of friends among the beauties of nature. Later, the Mini-Olympics challenged the superiority of oneis stomach and body through tortourous activities. No, that's not a mad USAO student foaming at the mouth, that's Ani-Bee in the glorious aftermath of the Mini- Olympics twinkie-eating contest. This Addams Hall resident found that exercise was better, as he shows off his soccer prowess. John Monty,, Montgomery shows that he, too, is talented as he blows a bubble. I wonder if he ever got it all off his mustache.

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His World Snips and Snails and puppy dog tails His world--a world of sports and studies. His room is filled with sports equipment, torn jerseys, ragged shoes, and a good pigskin football. Sometimes other things are present in the form of stereo equipment, TV, phone, and miles of albums and tapes. Often hobbies have a place in his world: backgammon, chess, and electronic foot- ball games are some. Terry McGrath and Norman Hall were chosen as examples of having a room that is typically his.',