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

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BELOW RIGHT: Nita Woods plays ping pong in lviiller Hall between study sessions. LEF7? Paul McGee congratulates Melvin Tucker after an Eastern victory. BOTTOM: Gene Winningham and Betty Covington work on computers. Sw' s s- Q 5 L D t- . . 94,9-A ' N ' - 'W ,M .,., .t,tt . , yu.g Zyl if .g' l 14 9. ' .T ' S- - 2, t -ff if-'srwzs' r 413- ' -,A A My We ,K -1 ss- , bllf zlivse 1 4 ? ty..-As, .. N

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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 - ' ' ' :

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