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

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cre eee inane ntan, Sapp tep ss : Below: In a practice session with the Rangerettes, Molly Middleton decided a shoeless attitude was more appropriate. The Ranger Male Quartet consisted of Ron Wayland, Jack Vore, Steve Penick, and Craig Smith, and occasional help was provided by Melanie Hayden. Right: Many organizations recog- nize outstanding members. Mary Jane Maxey was chosen for that type of honor by fellow members of the Aquarina Swim Club. TE

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EYOND the limits of the textbook and the classroom lie unnumbered possi- bilities for character development, in- tellectual stimulation, and body im- provement for those who are—or want to be— athletic, religious, musical, dramatic, social, artistic, scientific, or just better educated. Left: Bob Drake shoots from almost behind the goal in a varsity basketball game with the Panhandle Aggies. Other Rangers are Jim Schroeder (50) and Marty Sunderland (30). Below: Organized and active for the first time this year was the terson, Kathy Benson, Lin Nichols, Betsy Johnson, Judy Baird, Marilyn Ranger Starlettes Drill Team. Carol McNabb, at left, is the drill leader. Members, left to right by ranks, are Cheryl Shryock, Kay Wanko , Mary Andrews, Sharon Kragh, Karen Lohmann, Linda Pat- Hall, Ruth Gooden, Barbara Rockenbach, Mary Roetker, Pat Swank, and Sonna Sutter. me topacp by bet ey { fi j 18 ¢ ti v— torches bag et bee eure I ' ae aller Bj ipiqatalfta hats ff bata ty tage by y Ct tS ett tee ig brig tT te fo) Peierls! 7 tas ra ely pop top t plate hg toy tpt tf Cpe te ty tert thy dy td fiviae

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Santa Claus Larry Atkinson gets help with his gear from Larry Long and balloon-blower Sonna Hoy Larry Prochnau, Claus Martens, and Steve Mancillas at a ponder an entry in a guessing contest at Vinson Hall party. a community industrial arts exhibit on campus. Annis Clark and Jannis Clark do a sisters- in-song act at a Baptist Student Union party. ORKING with fellow students to achieve a desirable goal brings unity in the sharing of whatever results. Pleasures enjoyed by many are more memorable for the simple fact that Right: The snow was real, and it added an unusual Christmasy effect when Tom and Pat Payton and a large group of other students made a caroling round of the campus just before the yule holidays. they were shared. The Canadian National Folk Ensemble, Les Feux Follets, combined color, costumes and enthusiasm in presenting folk songs, dances, and rituals in one of the year’s major stage productions by visiting artists. The Ranger band color guard make the opening ceremonies at each home basketball game an impressive event. ” Upperclassmen, with ingenuity and greater numbers, out- Homecoming. pulled freshmen in a traditional tug-of-war shortly before