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

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, , ,mn Uni' ,lx - Ji E V 1 P A , L lvl.. K l. , A I I V - l Sqft ,, Tai' E., A' Students worship during REW . . . And have a word with God . . . 'I' N 7 5 , is I, 4- . .I 1 ' ' I. Tj' ' v, y 04' 1 l . Y w. ' Q ' N ' ' A ' - LJ .'.1,b-I l 1 - ' J 1 .- wi , 3,,g-N... J i, Lift , 4. '22 5 . . IW--f And study His word . . . wp' And share thoughts with others. I2 As They See Q The Jewish Star of David and the Christian cross intermingled in the Y Chape1's window were a source of faith and inspiration to many CSC students. Religious activities throughout the year gave guidance to many students as they sought to deepen their understanding of God. Religious Emphasis Week pinpointed the search with its assemblies, speakers and other events. More important were the regular meetings of the church-affiliated organiza- tions. These also shed light on the path toward the com- prehension of the spiritual nature of man. At home, students conducted their own personal search. They studied the Bible. They meditated. They prayed. And in the deep-seated religious roots of Central State, many found that life can have a purpose and meaning through the spiritual.

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cited and some just plain bored, but a capacity crowd turned out for the Langston game. Pride In Central Cheering the team to victory or boosting spirit in a los- ing battle was as much a part of college life as coffee and classes. Pep rallies, cheerleaders, bands and ballgames evoked a lot of excitement and enthusiasm. Winning in sports was always fun. Even losing was necessary once in a while. Interest in all kinds of activities was a part of the spirit, too. Centralis students could boast of academic record, and the showings made by various departments in numerous contests as well as the fine athletic teams. Another phase of this thing called spirit which showed itself during the year was a concern over the sehool's problems. When trouble reared its head, administration, faculty and students combined efforts to find a solution. School spirit, the spirit which manifested itself at Central State, was a pride, not only in sports, but in all phases of campus life. Vim, vigor, and vitality characterize head cheerleader Joey Hawthorne.

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-1111 One of the most beautiful spots on campus, the Y Chapel of Song serves as a daily reminder that faith in God is an im- portant part of a studenfs life. Spiritual nderstanding And Faith