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

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Students renewed friendships after summer vacation. O 0 Our Tradition . . . As always at Central, increased enrollment brought about more activities and a larger number of students to engage in them. Big news in the fall were the political organizations on campus. The Young Republicans and Young Democrats came to life as soon as school began. Organizations elected queens, held meetings, and set the pace for another active school year. Things started rolling and the well-oiled wheels of campus clubs moved smoothly. Homecoming made the school jump. Its early date brought the headaches and joys of the day over- whelmingly fast. There seemed to be no end to the dances, parties, meetings, dramatic and musical productions, work and fun of the year. Each person found some spot for his talents and interests. Among those who brought recognition to CSC was Wendi Smith, who captured the Miss Edmond title and went on to become first runner-up in the Miss Oklahoma Contest, Fraternities and sororities pledged more rushees than ever before, which resulted in the election of a Greek Homecoming Queen, Miss Dorismae Kent. With interest and unlimited enthusiasm, 1962-63 was a memorable year for the active. All this . . . all ours. Wendi Smith, CSCS Miss Edmond 1962 went on to become first runner-up in the Miss Oklahoma competi tion.

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i ll Many hours of practice back up the annual tennis tournaments in which Central's team scores high. S 4, N ' ,,-lixf' W . Q ,, : ig 3 , EE- .. J.. f ,, M W NYNN izak l . , G i Q F Q Q Y , in kiln iiii .l l ' ' is ii7ff?r ' iff ilu vw- it M L I2 True to college tradition, spirited and enthusiastic Centralites turned out by the thousands to cheer the Bronchos to victory. Be it football, basketball, base- ball, a 100-yard dash, or a tennis tourna- ment, the excitement and color of healthy competition was exemplified as an integral part of college life. Homecoming kicked-off the fund raising drive for a much-nee.ded new stadium to hold future throngs of cheer- ing Broncho fans which increase in number with each enrollment. Central's fine inter-collegiate ath- letic program makes it a power-house in all sports. Along with over-flowing, cheering crowds, fun and pageantry, goes a serious purpose . . . that of de- veloping a strong, physically fit society. On campus, the college does its part to promote this physical development program which reaches all members ot the student body. Physical education classes are a requirement in the college curriculum giving rise to a strong intra- mural program which in itself is a model of the American competitive spirit. November ushered in the excitement of basketball season. CSC sports focus centers on the Bronc's capable grid squad.