Northwestern Oklahoma State University - Ranger Yearbook (Alva, OK)

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IN THE HOME OF THE NEWBY MEN és faan Bras Se - eee =p) » re 14 i : Beer 9 oes Lined up for battle, the Good Old Ranger line lives up to its rep—. They make the holes, . . . you drive the wagon thru. Coach Newby looks to- wards the gym and shouts: “All right, you guys, let’s h ave a little practice this evening.” The “Beef Trust.” Dunn, Demuth, Early and Yount look set and ready. oe, Pat is at quarter now, noe i oleae me Bis a a ui ba he | and King has gone in to a igi ® —— Thi aPrems oe replace Smith at end. : RN 5 a : a se a Walters has also replaced | Eubanks, and Dunn has gone in for Murry, Pack- ard has replaced Early and Gautier is back in his place, Eichinger hav- ing gone out,

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OUT OF THE CLASS ROOM Deep in the bowels of the earth. A picture taken of Permian rock in the bat caves at Freedom. A few rocks outside the cave, Daddy Vinson takes his large family of Geology 3 folks on a field trip. “Who was Pat’s girl that day? Also Bake’s?” Entrance to the cave. A view of mother nature from the entrance of the cave. i

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FAMOUS COUPLES Bill and his glider. Gully, our sheik from Kansas is quite at home with his arm around the fair one, Templin and Dunning, ready to jump out and grab the first “man” that passes by, Chew and Whitzell. Which is which? The famous Manning brothers, Jim and Bob, Pardners for a night. Careful, boys, with your hands, and hesides, only girls pull hair, They are both married, but not to each other. A famous couple indeed. Gully and his engine. The bird with the. silly grin is P, D., but who the heck is the girl with the specks?