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

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Students Become Pcirticiponts In Vorious Compus Activities Many people refer to the now gen- eration as being apathetic. Students who came to Eastern had mixed feel- ings about involvement. Some appeared uninterested but under- neath their shallow masks of indiffer- ence most were eager to become involved. Whether directly or indirectly, stu- dents found themselves caught in the midst of campus activities. Clubs were organized, intra'mural sports began and tryouts for the fall prod- uction of The Best Man were held. There were students rehearsing for ABOVE: Bill Standefer knows that the results of studying are good grades. UPPER RIGHT? Tony Buchanan represents Eastern in a cross country track meet.. RIGHT' Lynna Sullivan mixes tea behind the scenes during 'The Best Man' production. the fall concert and baseball and bas- ketball players practicing daily. Studying was confined to late hours of the night. Students seemed to be testing time by going from one activity to another, savoring each moment of involvement. Spring track meets, concerts, musicals, banquets and dances kept students busier than ever. Freshmen thoughtfully looked forward to another year of activities while sophomores evaluated their time at Eastern as hours well spent. . Q . X E 3 s Z, 'Qi - F , . . Q