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

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avr? N is 45: 'V' ,SY Activities Provide Variety And Fun ixers in the College Center Ballroom, sock hops in the Broncho Fieldhouse, sports contests at Wantland Field, dramatic productions at Mitchell Hall, fraternity and sorority parties, Orchesis, Greel: Week and the Bronze and Blue Review are only a fevv of the organized activities available to students who want to participate. You can get dressed up to see the Serendipity Sing- ers or you can vvear cut-offs and sweatshirts to build floats for homecoming. You can go with a date to a football game, or you can go with a group of friends to a play. No matter vvhat you enjoy doing, Central State pro- vides activities for every type of student interest. 4, 0' A Q if Q X16 ' .-X ' - i00,?, ' 1 -.f Y ,f I S 'B :f3W Qu-,.f 'hw ii A Vi Qi, . -41... 1 -Q- fn, 'JQEWL L . Q . 'Fisws --.-F'

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E if 'D Ft Qi Q i 'iii Q, F i 'td i4 iw , lar i sys 4 Bi il i College Launches Building Program eeting the needs of a constantly-growing stu- dent population and an enlarged faculty, Cen- tral State College has launched a massive build- ing program, marked by the opening of the S3 million College Center, At the Southeast corner of the campus, this four story complex houses a barber shop, beauty shop, campus post office, study rooms, a book store and nu- merous dining facilities. Due to be completed in 1969, a Home Economics Building and a Library are novv being constructed while the old Library will soon become the Campus Communications Center. Mitchell Hall, Language Arts 84 Humanities and Old North Tower were renovated with the old Student Union becoming the home of CSC's Art Department.