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Forestry Building. [169-3]
No full textMay 5, 1952 photograph of the Forestry Building. Automobile in foreground. Donor: Gary Cox. [PG1_169-03
Memorial Gymnasium. [61-52]
No full text1952-05-01 photograph of Memorial Gymnasium. View of automobiles and northeast corner. Donor: Gary Cox. [PG1_61-52
University Hut Post Office at Line Street and University Avenue. [99-18]
No full textMay 1, 1952 photograph of the University Hut Post Office at Line Street and University Avenue. Automobile in foreground. Donor: Gary Cox. [PG1_099-18
Willis Sweet Hall (renamed Carol Ryrie Brink Hall in the early 1980s). [75-11]
No full text1952-05-01 photograph of Willis Sweet Hall (renamed Carol Ryrie Brink Hall in the early 1980s)View from the corner automobiles on the streets. Donor: Gary Cox. [PG1_075-11
Gary Cox letter, May 3, 1979
No full textLetter from Gary Cox of Oklahoma City to the Miss Wheelchair Pageant inquiring about entrance requirements on behalf of his cousin, Karen, who was paralyzed three years before in a fatal plane crash
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[Gary Cox at the Turtle Creek Chorale Retreat]
No full textPhotograph of Gary Cox at a Turtle Creek Chorale retreat in the 1990s. Cox stands in front of a grill and holds up a hotdog with metal tongs. Another man stands with his face obscured behind him. They stand next to a brown stone building
Como ser un existencialista, por Gary Cox (traducción de Luis Noriega).
Get PDFReseña de Como ser un existencialista, por Gary Cox (traducción de Luis Noriega)
[A memorandum from Stella F. Hess and Gary Cox]
No full textDocument of a memorandum from Stella F. Hess and Gary Cox to Ibis Kaba, Steven K. Cox, and Sue Wyll. The memorandum is written in an informal tone, and it is about the requests that are needed for Megan Mullally's program
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[A memorandum from Stella F. Hess and Gary Cox]
No full textDocument of a memorandum from Stella F. Hess and Gary Cox to Ibis Kaba, Steven K. Cox, and Sue Wyll. The memorandum is written in an informal tone, and it is about the requests that are needed for Megan Mullally's program
[Gary Cox at the Turtle Creek Chorale Retreat]
No full textPhotograph of Gary Cox at a Turtle Creek Chorale retreat in the 1990s. Cox stands in front of a grill and holds up a hotdog with metal tongs. Another man stands with his face obscured behind him. They stand next to a brown stone building
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