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

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Something of what to do and what to expect as freshmen is outlined by Dr. Richard Caple, dean of students, in an assembly opening two days of orienta- tion and enrollment for the new students. Other administrators are on the stage. That things don’t always work out according perience of Tom Camis. His young together like it said. mm to plans is illustrated in the ex- friend had just been given this U.S. Combat Patrol Holster Outfit at a campus Christmas party, but the thing wouldn’t go 67h == FACT OF LIFE Realities Seen As everyone learns by one way or another, re- sponsibility must be borne and demanding situations must be faced. Fun and excitement sometimes are displaced by conditions dominated by duty or re- quirement. This is all part of the process of educa- tion, and a student’s response to it is part of his erowth. It’s a matter of recognizing a few of the realities of life and preparing to react reasonably to them. Study and the ever-present need of doing it are realities students face as long as they are in school. Browning Pipestem was spending some time in the library near the end of the semester.

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A traditional symbol of steadfastness and hope on the Northwestern campus is the bust of Abraham Lincoln. It was erected 50 years ago by the Class of 1915. Mrs. Arthur Lane, president of that class, and Jim Staiger, president of the Class of 1965, view the memorial on the anniversary date. In the procedure that’s usual fo r a young lady with a Christmas wish, Kay Coffman gets the attention of Santa Claus and makes her hopes known. Mike Garrison is inside the Santa suit at a campus Christmas party. A ho-hum attitude happens now and then—which is not to say this is typical of Sam Keys, who in this case was catching a few winks be- tween calls to duty on the lights in Herod Hall.

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4 i It adds up to only one score. You win or you lose. But the results will be accurate when Linda Reim and Pat Wayman get through. This was a women’s bowling tournament. 2 me ‘ Ae , 3 € | elite SG era 5 A ‘. ed ‘ Mee, The ins and outs of enrolling one learns soon enough. Shirley Harris was on the verge of deciding which way to go next as freshmen registered. The snow falls, but, for all the inconvenience it causes, it creates some striking campus scenes. Phyllis Her- tzler makes her way through the falling snow from the Student Center to Jesse Dunn Building, but few oth- ers were astir.