Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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Page Commencement, and time for Forest Coltharp to look to the future. But he pauses now, for a re- flection of those many priceless memories. Li, nas iaiaifx s.-un. Irs over. You've gradu- ated. Only a few short months ago you thought you would never reach the really important part of your college careergcom- mencement, and the business of receiving your diploma. Now, you wonder what your hurry was, why the rush to leave? VVhat has happened to that feeling of wild elation you experienced a moment ago? Now, comes the realization that for you the tough, grinding, wonderful world of college is past. Nlixed emotionseeehappiness tempered in the Cheer up, you grads. ln just 3 few lj ll' ISS U 1-b Y. mo-ments you'll receive those long- CHL 1111 O cool awaited diplomas.

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i is A typical experience each student knows is the good-hy kiss Franres is giving her Dad. E UST A MINUTE. Stop feeling sorry for your- self. You have crowded a lot memories into four years. Think back to another day, your first day on the campus. You were lonely, then, too. Remember? You kissed Dad so long, then you watched him drive away, and With him went your self- eonfidenee. Face it, you were just another seared freshman. College, eards and Cordell. They all seem to go together. VVant to sit in?, someone had asked. Remember the warm feeling you had when the game was over? You were no longer alone. Scared? Sure, but not alone. , 5 5' - . as . -L m- 2 SA fi .::i::::::. - l ' ' 1f!IH: i1 .::::::::::, g-----:iizi at 555555551 ,J 212515-125 ' mini? ' --I: .. 'I'-:::-R I f ill: .- gone, as life for Frances Arnold rolls on. A sigh, and then a last good-hy. Then Dad is The Card players never seem to worry about finding any tables. age 5