University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma - Argus Yearbook (Chickasha, OK)

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9, . iffy-bf V Life in a dorm room with stacks of books can cause nights to be very lonely. When studying gets you down, where do you go? THE STRIP!! Night life in Chickasha cen- ters around its pizza parlors and hamburger stands. On the weekends almost everybody goes down to their favorite eating establishment to eat dinner, look for friends, or f'1nd something exciting to do. Where were you last weekend? . . . Oh, 6'Forget-lt . e, ev sve e f o 'P' mrmmmgggi. ,wg ,WIN fn , fi' 1751792 ff-sz ww -mMMM,M:.,::wr , V -:ffm

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Loyalty seems somewhat difficult at times and many times it may mean an exception on your part. But in order to he a true and faithful friend it is necessary to do things for your friends and be proud. +-NUR 'M' Who am I9 Where am I going? Why? These questions deal with one's self-concept, onels life plans, and one's value patterns. In essence we will deal with the self-knowledge, goals and competencies, and value judgements involved in self-direc- tion. In our quest for answers, we shall take a scientific and humanistic approach coupled with a firm belief in the dignity and growth potential of the individual. We are striving towards our goals because we feel that it is very important to achieve, to never allow ourselves to become stagnant.

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Busy schedules are sometimes in- terrupted for reflections on where I am going. I can't achieve happiness unless I am satisfied with myself and the work I do. If I achieve this, then nothing else is more important. .11- fi I If I-, M A I 4 it 'ks 5 2 ' I A A L . 'F' 39 . , '. U . . ,bn M. w,,,,mW!m x .NL TW, M fri ,, - ,