University of Central Oklahoma - Bronze Book Yearbook (Edmond, OK)

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Thatcher hall is home to the boys on campus. With the new wing added last year, there is now comfortable space for 240. lt's a place of retreat ew, ff . L KJ where men can be men. Housemothers manage to turn bedlam into order, though, when study- ing is at hand. y 1 ss A .L ,. ,. -xxf' 5 MIWP1 nw s Un., Lxizflza ,V ,. 2'-X :L MZTJQ 5 ' my 'Q H H - Needless to say, the boys find relaxation over the snooker table, Qwnrs it M in friendly chats on the lawn, and at the many formal and informal get-to-gethers on the campus. They drive everything from hot-rods to the latest foreign ujobsf' Others find walking quite convenient. A well worn path runs between Thatcher and Murdaugh. cm , .,. 55223, ez .-we . -fu. SEEK-V' ww- RQ? , ga if - ri , mm. 5 . J as wk Q ss n 5 ua, B -SS an mv mmm 5 ami, ax-ww, Q, -, El 'uni-'FS gs'-'n Y -wx 'ff EMW 4 nn- m -X xx min-. K na as 5 was he M -wg?-.mms gmes.s HBE Swift? B Q9 ' E W i,w.w,S.es

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.vs As President Chambers has said, buildings, teachers and administrators exist for one reason-the students. CSC has many activities for both girls and boys. Murdaugh hall is called home by more than 350 girls each year. There books are studied, letters are written or read, secrets are told, and impromptu parties break out on a minute's notice. Of course, the head residents are al- ways on hand to chaperone. Many jobs on campus are available to co-eds. Office work, the telephone switchboard and lots of others help pay expenses. And, somehow, time is always found for rest and play. A 1,,w,:s, 1, - , 1 'by Ja . H, :H -Us-Jf :XY , :A ul If-3' 2-T ' I 'Y , A L-'1,.,. . g, My , N 4 ' a I - ini I x, N- A :Yi la , - ' I i j-X 2,' . S 1 x if ,ff is -Af Y il f fir if r Eli-,,g'i Qs-' X i-s h I' s i I w 1 l I H - 1 1 vqllfx K t li H r mwah 'M apu Illllll mlm nnmil. mimi ml 1 s s 12

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AO B5 C0?'Dd E Qq RP SST Qi Work and play-play and work. They are well proportioned at CSC. Sometimes the two are evenly combined. Students learn about government as they hold and take part in elections. Fresh- men learn good sportsmanship at Kangaroo Court. But soon they'll settle down to hard work. HJ ,jx I Although CSC is noted for its hard working stu- dents, many of them being cornmutors, there is still plenty of school spirit on display, Car stick- ers and banners proudly bear the school name. Homecoming always finds downtown windows decorated for the Broncs. sigma si iffelw. ? 'if K Lv: ff S ' zzfv I K Band members forget them- W selves as the big play is made. A minute later the 'll be s f Y,i'4l3a y leading the stands as they A52 cheer the team to victory. f M .s X . V. . ITL-J ellflfi H W XY5 Zz 12545518