Northeastern State University - Tsa La Gi Yearbook (Tahlequah, OK)

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C Concert Band Hard-Working members of the Arrowhead Marching Band rose early each morning during the football season to practice for N0rtheaste1n,s home games. The group also attended the All-Sports Bowl Game. The Band was present for all Redmen haskethall games played in the college gym- nasium. The first semester was climaxed with Christmas concerts in the college auditorium. A student conductor concert was presented on April l6, in the North- eastern State College auditorium. The program was prepared and conducted hy music majors who are planning to he high school hand directors. Officers are Tommy Rohhins, student conductorg Bonnie Bird, secre- taryg Ronald llarris, lihrarian. Dale Watts Bette Famsworth Victor Showalter Director wr'

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lndustrial Arts CLUB EMPHASIZES co-OPERATIVE SPIRIT The lndustrial Arts Club was organized to create a spirit of cooperation and good fellowship among its memhersg to liring before the members the teach- ing methods, devices, and other topics which are of special interest to the club as a wholeg to give publicity to industrial arts work at Northeastern State College and in the northeastern district of Gklahoma. The club maintains a camp on the Illinois River where various activities are held throughout the year. The camp program is highlighted with a homecoming Vernon Luster President in the spring of all alumni members. This animal reunion has developed into an alumni organization, the Northeastern Industrial Arts Association, which works in cooperation with the cluh in promoting interests of industrial arts. 5 -I ls t i S S -G i 1 Mf N S S Front row: Carl Dilley, Vernon Luster, Donald Sanderson, Monroe Wolf, Pete Ps-ters, Neal Bynum, Buddy Hannon, Richard Blevins, Bill Linn, Bob MaCart, Dr. Van Trump, sponsor. Second row: Harold Menie, Jimmy Pallissard, Ronnie Ellis, Ralph Osburn, Ronnie Timmons, .less Hallford, Kenneth Willcox, Jerry Latty. Third row: Dennis Barns, Henry Mazingo, Benjamin Roberson, Dr, Lombardi, sponsor, Dale Butler, Wes Bulger, Norman Wolf, Willoughby Priddy, Robert Stall. Fourth row: J. C. Eagleton, Luther Ledbetter, Bob Lyon, .lon Powers, Louis Ahlen, Phil Mauser, .lames Lemon, Billy Sealiolt. Fifth row: Phillip Layman, Edgar Ross, Bill Bryan.

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