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

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H 'Live and Learn' Live and Learn is an old cliche that applies to Eastern. Campus life at E.O.S.C. is filled with opportunities for the student to learn to know himself and others. The small campus allows the student to get involved with many organizations and activities. The friendly at- mosphere encourages the student to reach out and try something new. Many have learned that Eastern is a unique school in that people take time to care for one another. Friendships formed here often last a lifetime. Eastern Oklahoma State College is cited as the state's most comprehensive two-year college, More important than that is Eastern's reputation as a school where stu- dents receive an education in life as well as academics. 0156-'ffe

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LIVIN' IT

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if 1 Q ' 5 X l za p ' . 4, Q t if A Q -e y L 'Y is' r ,z V Y-,..,+N 1 1 -1 W , 2- - , IE. , 'I ' ' fri .+g.. . -. . ,E . ' '1 7' ' 1 , 4 r i V : V V' --,V .ys,.1.mfr ' X l EXTREME TOP LEFT: Doris Gentry and Ken Rager strike a pose for student pho- tographers cluring photography class. EX- TREME BOTTOM: Mesdemoiselles pledges Cindy Salon and Becki Bernardi try on their hats. TOP LEFT: Coach Don Brown shows enthusiasm for Eastern's baseball team. TOP RIGHT: While batter Larry McVay warms up, jeff Spence talks to a sleepy friend. BOT- TOM: Photographer Ted Lane positions Ronnie Zorger for yearbook portraits.