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

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NEXT YEAR'S SENIORS On September 9, 1934, ¢ lerge number of freshmen enrolled et North- western State Terehere Coliege. Before these freshmen could become ¢c- quéinted with esch other end their routine they were summoned to e meet- ing ¢t which their superiors, the sophomores, give them sé list of rules to follow until Homecoming. There followed weeks during which belt lines, bleck end red ce os, cnd di teless freshmen boys previiled. Those who dis- obeyed the rules were severely punished by the sophomorcs in ¢ specicl cht..cel progrim. However the frosh evengcd thomseives once during these weexs—--they pulled the sophomorcs through Hetfield's Icke in the nnucl Freshmen-Sophomore tug-of-vir. : | Soon the freshmen hed found for themselves « plece in debrte, foot- bell, besketbell, cnd besebs11 squeds. During Homecoming they won first prize for exhibiting the most berutiful flozt in the perede. Their cless — queen, Miss Gern: Lee Stembcugh, wes en cttendent +t the corom tion of the Renger Queen. The next fc 1l these freshmen returned to Rengerlend s sophomores. Determined to mke it: hrrd yetr for the frosh they immediztely listed rules for their inferiors. At H tfield's they pulled the frosh through the leke, ¢gcin winning the :nnurl tug-of-wer. The under-clc ssmen ettended « perty-dince, given by the frosh on December 6, in Wye tt gym end the Legion H:11. Not to be outdone, the sophomores grve the oto é perty ¢t the Legion H-11 on Merch 6. The cless elected ¢s their queens Misses Gertrude Sumpter end Vir- g@iniz Rikli. Deleg:tes to the student council were Miss Jurnit MeCleflin cnd Re lph Clifford. Miss Myrtis Ginn :nd Cherles Czmpbell, cless sponsors, did their pert in mking this ¢ successful yerr. Modified by their «dded dignity the seme cl:ss returned to North- western on September 8 of this yeer ¢s juniors--upper clzssmen. Clrss officers clected were: Kenneth Wilson, President for the third consecu- tive time; Mex Jeck, Vice-president; Miricm Vhite, secretsry; John Smith, trezsurer; Juenit: McCl:flin, reporter. member of the clzss, Reloh | Clifford, wes elected by the Student Council ¢s Student Council President. Gerne Lee Stembeugh end Georgi: Frye Andrews were chosen cli:ss queens. In the Homecoming xr:de their flort won first in the comic section. Work :nd business were out ¢side for ¢ 2 rty given by the seniors in Hor:ce Menn Hell on Jinuery 8, 1937. Determined not to be surp:ssed in the socisl ert, the juniors nemed April 50 :s the dite for the Junior-. Senior Prom-perty. The sponsors, Miss Jezcn Hollind :nd C. ©. Bush, cless officers snd members, plenned nd worked to mke this the most successful sociel function of the yerr. Thus the school yezcr ended. The juniors will be seniors next f: 11-- Some will not return to school; new students will teke their pleces. Yet those who return will continue to contribute their ort in mking North- western ¢ democr:i tic «nd in outstinding college. )