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

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Sey, ig SER ee: ee When Jim Schroeder lost a contact lens during a basket- Larry Prochnau, Schroeder, Curtis Thompson, and Robert ball game, action was halted and a fieldhouse full of con- Herbig, with Bert Nichols and H. L. Brown behind. cern developed until, with the help of teammates, the eye- Herbig was a student assistant coach. piece was located. At the point of finding the lens are Z one cae = wm, . a Tae’ ee are tabs Y ; : eventually lost. The contest came at half-time at one of mores, the outcome was in doubt at this moment, Out- the Ranger football games. numbered and outmaneuvered, the freshmen, on the left, ine

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LIFE VARIED Days Pleasant For those sincerely interested, study and classwork can be a pleasant experience, and the facilities North- western provides are evidence of a sincere effort to create a pleasant atmosphere conducive to maximum learning. Making new friends, taking part in social events, sharing spontaneous happinesses, exchanging ideas, and seeing others develop as you yourself grow as an individual are also parts of the college drama. Offering comfortable study facilities and providing ready access to its thousands of books is the Northwestern library. This view Sharing the joy of a young man with a new foot- ball are broken-armed Ken Strunk Henninger at a Christmas party. is looking toward the northwest corner of the building. and Dian

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BALANCE RETAINED Experiences Vary Uncertainties can arise and second thoughts can take the joy out of a happy experience now and then, but these are merely balancing factors in the overall scope of things. A personal victory can offset the disappointment of a team’s athletic defeat, or a triumph in which many share can take the sting out of an individual setback. When today’s activities be- come but memories, few will recall first their times of concern or perplexity, but rather will remember the more frequent pleasantries. ‘ ea} lok i 'e: What the future held was something Ed “Butch” Amerin may have been contemplating, but he couldn’t have known that a leg injury would take him out of his football uniform practically all season. It had been a tiring experience for Sherry Yohn as she waited out the long line of students pre-enrolling for the spring semester. SSL LPS Being on crutches can keep a coed out of Even a queen can have moments of weariness. the full swing of campus life and give her Ranger Queen Judy Wolgamott waits behind the time to ponder a lot of things. Rita Carver curtains until time for her to go back onstage is the lame-limbed subject. during the Cinderella Coronation.