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

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And when we needed a change, there were places to get away. The river was always available for a cool dip, a walk or just meditation. Rugged bluffs and cliffs like Sparrow- hawk and Goat’s Bluff were good for climbing, clambering and lonely, beautiful vistas. Not all of our fun was so calm and introspective. Peo- ple-watching over a donut in the din of the snack bar, vibrat- ing with the crowd roar over the winning basket, or just lis- tening to the thump of the bass guitar in some smoky room — we shared these experiences. Ultimately, the things we did changed us. Sometimes it } | worked like an old motto — we — didn’t intend it that way, that’s just the way it came out. 5% It’s sad but true that we tend to reminisce only about the © crazy times of our lives. When we remember the routine of — class, the tests, the people and those silly things we did — just for the kicks. ee ee TsaLaGi 17 —

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