Eastern Oklahoma State College - Mountaineer Yearbook (Wilburton, OK)

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People of the Now Generotion Accept College os Usudl Trend Going to college was the usual College brought together people of trend for members of the now different backgrounds and with generation. College was pictured by different social attitudes. lt caused some as a place to learn and by - changes in some people, as they others as a means of escape from rubbed shoulders and exchanged home or work. Most of the time, opinions with their fellow men. however, it was pictured as a place College caused some students to sit where a person could do what he up and take notice of people they wanted to do, have as much fun as had known a long time. Many new possible, and study the minimum friendships were made and many old amount of time required to stay in friendships were ruined. college. 'wewf-1' 5' if Q V

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A- f.-M...-.N-1-4 1. . I' Students Express Themselves With Posters, B Bumper stickers and posters were fads of the now generation. l may be slow but l'm ahead of you was one well-known sticker found on the back of slovv moving automobiles. Posters ranged from Snoopy posters to sentimental First Love posters. One popular saying tound on posters was Tomorrovvs are only todays waiting to happen. The quotations were a way for the ft GEORGE lViCGCDV-ERN X 1 i t- . ' TERM sq- . so 2 it s fi A titre ' ' , -'S' A MERICA-N? ! No.1 spas? ,W . y .gs .st r DI I1 Ji y1' o fu U Y ,, ,Q A I FE . as 1 RIGHT: The outlines of two students are framed by light as th t ' Union doorway. ey Sand In 8 Student mper Stickers now generation to express their feelings and proved that the attitudes of the students were not as hard as some professed. Other fads were ragged blue jeans with flags, butterflies, and peace symbols appliqued on them. T-shirts with Vote, Peace, and Archie Bunker for President were also popular. l W--'