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

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OPPORTUNITY The Road Is Open Young people enrolling at Northwestern State College not only are responding to the universally recognized need for more learning, but also are stepping out on an open road that eventually will take them as far as ambition inspires them to travel. If a college career is successful, the student’s ex- periences and the things he learns will ignite his hopes and heighten his expectations; show him some realities that must be faced and some problems that must be resolved; offer him pleasant days and in- troduce him to interesting people; temper his atti- tudes with practicality; help him to realize personal victories and to share the joy of others’ triumphs; and point him toward a future in which he can be confident as he alone determines its exact course. “—er Whatever the circle in which one chooses to move, others of like minds and in- terests can be found. Top photo: Janice Newkirk, one of several elementary education majors volunteering to help in a children’s reading program this year, joins in a game with the youngsters. Lower photo: Professional education problems are being discussed at a meeting of Student Education Association by, clockwise from the left, Nancy Frey, Linda Wilson, Rondi Ott, Betty Kirken- dall, Imogene Branch, Judy Miller, Mary Lou Reddick, and Theta Girk. On Page 1, upper left: Carol Veal works in the library to prepare for a biology exam. “Quest,” a piece of modern sculpture, is in the back- ground. Upper right: Seniors Bill Massey and Darral Inman talk strategy with Coach Keith Covey at a Ranger basketball game. Lower photo: Classes were beginning to change as this mid-campus scene was photographed.