Northeastern State University - Tsa La Gi Yearbook (Tahlequah, OK)

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- ARRANGE CLASS CARDS alphabefical- ly . . . I.D .... Trial sfudy signed by adviser . . . meal 'ticker piciures . . . have I forgoffen anything? E24 . . . A20I . . ,. Scl04 . . . all room numbers correcf . . . buf TWO 8 o'clocks on Monday! ei? 'ins if MUST HAVE PICTURES made for ihc yearbook . . . four proofs . . . how many . . . eighl for placernenholfice . . . one each for Page, Gary. Bill, and Eddie. chool Year Opens Door To Belonging A year ar Noriheaslern . . . jus? be- ginning . . . a new roommafe. an old friend . . . summer fans . . . walks downiown ihrough The aulumnal iwilighi' . . . warm days al 'rhe river . . . frosiy nighis and falling leaves . . . Jrhoughls of work, fun, srucly. dales. You arrived al Norfheaslern wi'lh 5,000 ofher s'ruclen'rs. The campus lay' before you, sfeeped in iradilions carried over from rhe days when 'rhe Redman claimed Oklahoma as his own and Tahlequah was fhe capilal of ihe Cherokee Naiion. You discover many Jrhings aboul' This campus 'rhai' is now your home . . . 1'ha'r 'rhe Adminislralion Building was once 'rhe Cherokee Female Seminary. 'rhai' 'rhe pre- med program' is rough buf lurns oui' fine fuiure dociors, an'cl lhai' +he snack bar is going To be enlarged. So you begin 'rhis year .g . . wilh pride in your surroundings, aiiuned and en- veloped in 'rhe personal iniimacy of be- longing. HOW MUCH? 4. . . 56.75 per hour . . . 575.50 for a quarfer's room and board . . . 55' for a yearbook . . . even have some left s if- X swam IX, ' fb 1 2. , blllllpvfi All . x if' ,W fwff - ' fi . lp X N, 26:21 Wil is ill' 'ji n If i.. 'iw-- pg,

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Participation, nticipation Bring Thrills Classes . . . where fo go . . . sfrangers . . . new insfrucfors . . . enrollmenl' fo roufine . . . lafe hours of sfudy . . . sleepy . . . aflenfion . . . long morning walks across campus. You discover fhaf affending college af Norfheasfern is nof as expensive as you fhoughf . . . you find you can easily gel' by on S500 or S600 a semesfer which in- cludes fuifion. board and room, books and miscellaneous expenses. You fook fhe inifial sfep foward college life by sending in an applicafion for admission accom- panied by an official high school frans- cripf fo fhe college regisfrar's office. Now you are here, and you fhrill fo fhe faci- fhaf you are a parf of campus life. You feel fhe school is yours, and you anficipafe fhe year before you. You iusfify your being here by parficipafing in fhe many acfivifies . . . run for class of- ficers. go fo fhe ball games. ioin fhe band. sing in fhe chorus. go fo 'lhe dances. be a friend. Only by fhis can you be an infegral parl of The college picfure. DR. HARRELL E. Garrison . . . happy presidenf . . . new buildings soon . . . of inferesf 'ro all. freshmen and seniors ,X I ir- , al I ' I l , .LEARNING . . . LISTENING . . . TAKING nofes . . . sewing fo flying . . . indicafing skill and knowledge on comprehensive exams. MEASURING YARDAGE . . . FITTING pafferns . . . wearing wifh pride 'lhe finished producf.