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

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mx 'J ABOVE SITTING CL-RQ: Lois Reynolds, Gail Blatchford. STANDING: Pam Spears and Jean Eagan wait impatiently for Elaine Purdom to get off the phone. BELOW LEFT Beverly z ,ww .-,.. ,, ,, QE? f 242 Coley finds moving in the dorm is a lot of work. BELOW FHGH77 Terry Hunter CLD and Terry Neal work out on the horizontal ladder. Qi, L...V L ..,.t.,. ,L g L... L ttt. sir . V . i - - W..M,. 5 . at 1 X Ex 9 ' I it 3 2. , r-JYX X: L tx ,X qmv-N-f Xt 3 R-1. Y P ,L 'sr X it at W vw1'1amsr-m.m-

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Eostern's Compus Is New Home For Now Generotion Members Coming to Eastern was the first home away from home for many stu- dents. Their bulging suitcases, stuffed animals and pictures of their favorites came with them. Dormitory living was new to the majority but most were willing to make the best of the situa- tion. No one really minded hearing music at odd hours of the day or night. Some enjoyed having company while they brushed their teeth in the mornings. And there was always someone on the floor who had some- thing good to eat that was willing to share. Of course, one phone to a floor did get kind of troublesome. The now generation was all jum- bled together. Different personalities clashed. Different views and ideas were compared. Everybody had their own little groups but when con- fronted with the basic aspects of life they stuck together. ABOVE: Keven Williams and Anna Curtis enjoy meeting with Clyde Wells at the piano. doing homework under the shade of a tree. RIGHT: Sit ups are a must in the girI's gym UPPER F?lGl-IT: Shirley Bird sings after an FCA class.

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Now Generotion Given Intinite Gpportunities Opportunities at Eastern were infi- nite. They differed with individuals but each was faced with them. Some took the challenge. They became open-minded and rewarded. The uninterested were losers. Many stu- dents had an instinct for education. They took advantage of their per- sonal decision instead of forgetting about homework. There were memo- rable moments at Eastern. Student life was meant to be more than just a collection of good times. The now generation was preparing themselves for the future. They served as a cata- lyst for future students. Demands were out upon their time, energy, alertness, dependability, patience, determination, skill and character. The now generation received isfaction of growing in their each and every day. 2 X - T l 1 tix 1 ,X 3,...,,.. .1 ...Ai .Qwest KX . ' I. .4 .5553-ggsgwx 5 5 N- .- 1 'f .ffl .532 -5. 3.5.- . -- - . - 5- N xf ' x- W-'M . It K.,-as is-.1 - 1 -gt -N X E' Y Q M .. XNg,g.Q5'.Jg.ti V X E . 1- -in . X. - . 1 K 5,,..e.. 2 3 - - r . oft... - Qliifz - ' ' . QMS- - -Q, ' 39.1 .- -dips? at ksixiiiif' s A of 2 .k,,,, gjw, .sy K ug? K ' b4lis-'37X t'3f'1 N'-'..1:l'i Ti' ,. ' .tx . L - ' ' ' :