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

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A favorable turn of events for the Rangers brings a spontaneous, noisy reaction from fans in the Percefull Fieldhouse stands. It was Thousands have pursued a better life through education here. Many influences have helped them, as students, toward maturity. Many memories ever after will stir deep-rooted loyalties built upon the solidity of constructive experiences. one of the more frequent occasions in which Northwestern basketball followers had something to cheer about. Bob Kaberlein was one of a record number who came to the end of their college careers with joyful emotions tempered by sobering realities of the future. 3

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ORTHWESTERN State College, whose students “learn today and lead tomorrow;” where students can, through varied outlets, exercise awareness of the past as a prologue to the present, dedication to today’s opportunities for service and possibilities for personal achievement, confidence in a better tomorrow for those prepared to live and work in it. The mark of a freshman, a green beanie, is worn in good spirit by Janis Chappell, in spite of its symbolizing that her college days have just begun. Below: Student Senate elections set off vigorous campaigns by candi- and advertise their sentiments in a gathering on the mall. An im- dates anxious to serve their fellow students. Jim Claflin, aspirant promptu band added to the enthusiasm for the candidate, who subse- for the senate presidency, speaks at left, while backers rally around quently was elected. DS Tie et I “%

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From the top: Bert Nichols and Pam Thomas went back a few years for inspira- tion in devising April Fools Dance cos- tumes. Edgar Hess puts a strong arm and a determined grimace into a return on the tennis court. Ann Spray, in a sewing surse, makes what appears to be a bow, insists it’s a frog. ’ N THE range of optional or required activities, from one day to the next, can be found opportunities to play, to work at playing, to work, to play in working. GEE ert iil Sais i a asi IM LIL Rich Weinberg, Jon Gard, Kathy Weinberg, and Jerry Devore got Northwestern on tele- vision when they won an audition and subsequently were video taped near the fountain for a statewide telecast featuring Oklahoma college talent. 4