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

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Fulfilling And Fun Bronze and Blue beanies, Greek rush parties, Freshman | Court, a queen and a special dance escorted the Central | State freshmen into their college careers during the week of Sept. 22-27. Punishments handed down by upperclassmen judges at Freshman Court included eating onions, sitting on bal- Hloons, walking with eggs in their shoes and pushing pea- | nuts along the floor with their noses. Getting use to a more rigorous academic climate, learn- ling how to effectively study and budget both time and | money were discovered as the really important things |to accomplish in the first weeks of college. The yearlings also realized that only time and personal leffort can transform a green freshman into a complete jman or woman. rw SL ‘ TOP—Sig Tau pledges ate onions while asking Delta Zeta pledges for dates, (LEFT) Sig Kap pledges walked on egg shells and (ABOVE) Alpha Gam ’s tested the strength of their lungs.

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Western Week The Grassroots, thumping out ‘Mid-— night Confessions” at a weekend dance climaxed Western Heritage Week staged © by the College Center Activities Board Sept. 31-Oct. 4. Showing the movie “Oklahoma,” in an art show in the College Center, and © a Western dressup day continued the theme during the special week. Based in Los Angeles, the Grassroots featured a strong, electrified rock sound unique to this area. Their uninhibited show arid dialogue offended some, but the majority of the four-dollar-per-cou-- ple-crowd enjoyed it. ABOVE—Director of the Student Activities Dudley Ryan displays his Western wear for the week, and (RIGHT) an “attack’’ on Alpha Gam Patti Jimerson is quelled by the arm of the law.