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

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LIFT SPIRITS Victories Come Refreshing victories come in one form or another to keep spirits high, even in years that might be called less than the best in some ways. Many of the victories are scored by individual students, in whom the school can take pride. Many victories are in the name of the entire college, and all can share in the joy of them. The most significant triumphs may well be those that go unrecognized publicly and unknown generally—the personal vic- tories among students who are simply winning bet- ter lives for themselves. Justifiably elated after receiving silver cups as the best actress and the best actor of the year at Northwestern are Connie Hagen and Duane Zeman. A Northwestern Berkshire barrow was the 1964 International cham- pion. He and other swine from the college farm won these ribbons Sherry White, a student teacher in the spring, pins in Chicago. They are displayed by Sam Wier and Leo Brandt. a ribbon on one of her second erade pupils, Brian Parker, at a county track meet. Fellow contestants crowd, around to congratulate Marilyn Martin just John Phipps, after a hit performance in the after she had been crowned Miss Cinderella in the annual Home- Ranger Follies, is congratulated by Harold coming contest. Maloy. Behind Maloy is Walter Wagner.

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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.

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LEE SEE See It was another touchdown for the Rangers as they steam- on up toward its final 53-7 reading. Other Northwestern rollered St. Mary of the Plains College in Dodge City. players are John Haag (84), Dick Tatro (81), Bruce Larry Campbell (31) had just gone over as the score went Foster (33), and Larry Atkinson (30). A place of honor in the Homecoming parade is given to Ranger Queen election. Members of Phi Lambda Chi fraternity, which sponsored Miss Judy Wolgamott, and her attendants, Joan Dale and Judy Brower. The Wolgamott’s candidacy, built the float. three were chosen for these honors by their fellow students in a campus