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

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To More Serious Endeavors. Library facilities were full to overflowing during final exams. Morning zoology lab students had no trouble dieting around noon. Botany labs gave students a chance to observe the great outdoors . . . under super- vision, of course. Many things comprise college life. Most important of these is, of course, book learning. With every teacher on campus engaged in the effort to improve standards, methods, and results in their classes, students caught the fever and co-operated by working harder and more enthusiastically on their studies. Chambers library offered an environment of scholarly endeavor as students poured over the more than sixty-five thousand vol- umes housed within its walls. Classroom knowledge came to life during laboratory sessions, field trips, and research projects. All of this in the Central tradition . . that of growth. aw! 3'1'MIt' l t

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.J Rusih Week Cndped, 215 usual, Wlfll me Although enrollment was simplified this year, Freshman Week found the cam- excltemem of Bld House- many finished with a sigh of relief. pus dotted with blue and yellow beanies. From a Lively Beginning ...QWWN With a record-breaking student body that topped the 5,000 mark during the fall semester, Centralis centralized en- rollment proved popular with both stu- dents and faculty. Traditional CSC activities took place. Rush Week, freshman orientation, and football games reflected Central's growth in their number of participants. Class officers were elected as well as leaders in other campus groups. Under a new plan inaugurated this year, most of the pandemonium and confusion of enrollment was confined to a few locations instead of scattered over the entire campus. To veteran Centralites who shudder at the recollection of previous falls, the new plan was a marked improvement. But their You should have been here last year smiles gave scant comfort to a host of confused freshmen and trans- fer students. Miraculously, everyone survived the long lines and flaring tempers. With this auspicious beginning, the school year got underway. Sentenced to make like a wheel- barrow, these frosh made several trips around the ballroom during Kangaroo Court.

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