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

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Fun Ils Now... Anytime . . . Anywhere Laughter, relaxation, diversion belong at Central State. Students rockout at fraternity parties, extol athletes’ efforts, appreciate plays and art shows. They meet new people at Greek exchange parties, in the College Center, Murdaugh, West Hall, everywhere, any- where. Bonafide bigtime showbiz—Glenn Yar- brough in concert at the Broncho Field- house, the Grassroots at a College Center dance—thrilled packed audiences. But the students’ own freelance, spon- taneous entertainment was most welcomed. Unpredictable, fresh, imaginative, daring. They did their own thing.

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uy . ‘ | : | | Thoughtful | ad a oy oe : x a . ‘““] Conflict Brings Central State was the scene of spirited conflict. Student Senate effectiveness, queen elec- | tions and campaigning, student's rights, local and national politics were topics most often contested. With a spiraling enrollment, new direc- tions of study unfolding, and the college on the grow, large and small changes be- came imperative. In several areas, ideals clashed with fact. But 1968-69 was not a time of petty bickering and haggling on campus, rather an annum of thoughtful deliberation.