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

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MASS CONFUSION would bejust as gooda name to use as mass enrollment when hundreds of students crowd into long lines to enroll, change schedules, pay fees, etc. KEEPINGA CLOSE EYE on the person in front of her, Donnira Drain nears the end of a wait in line. She will be next to reach the computer. KEEPING YOUR COOL and a sense of humor is a must for business 0.01m and registry office staIT who work at mass enrollment. Loret Randles is happy to process Kathleen Breitlingk schedule. Enrollment 1 5

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Enrolling can be a long struggle T HE ENROLLMENT PROCESS appears to be run- ning smoothly for Wendy Hopkins and Brenda Maser, freshman friends from Woodward. T W 0 HEADS are better than one when it comes to determining a schedule. Dr. Ted Gujfy and Diana T borne Lott put theirs together during spring mass enrollment. PATIENCE IS I T S OWN RE WARD for Shawn Decker as he waits for information to be entered in the central computer system by registry office personnel. 1 4: Enrollment

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T ravel plans include Europe, the Americas GETTING READY Jay Schnaebelen and Nicole M iles check out their equipment while on a ski trip to Colorado during semester break. LUSH GARDENS like this is only one of the attrac- tions seen by students who enroll in the annual sum- mer Mexico tour. The seven-day trip is to the historic central highlands area. vi PLAYING T OURIS 1? Charlie Seelen takes time out from his trip to Brazil as part ANOTHER COUNTRX another waterfall. Van Hodges, Debbie Gasaway Hod of a college out-reach program to see some of that country's magnificent tights. and Angelia Case admire Niagara Falls, one of the major stops on the Northwei ern bandiv trip to Canada. 1 6 Travel