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

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t 9 ggy r Nw in .,..,,. . - .. . M N - A K il iw' A--WM..----.-. -V 7L-f -- MN-W -- L- ze -ffy . W -f :ffwewe-'f f-'-tfv,:r riff:-:s'1-' .-',, 2 .,.' ::'.ii,i . . My embers of the orchestra are: Violins: Jan Doty, Loretta Butcher, Maurice Derdeyn, Loretta Dodds, Dr. Elwin Fite. Virginia Hise, Lanelle loward, Mary Jane Saeger, Frances Vaughan, Paul Whitworth, Ann Etta Synar. Violas: Susan Whitney, Mary Edwards, Donna Myrick. Cellos: layle Hom, Ethel Grover. Donald Miller, David McMurtrey. Basses: Mark Coverstone, Linda Parker, Philip Stephens, Lowell Lehman. Flutes: Iargaret Bebb, Lucretia Shaw, Judy Barnett. 0boes: Sharon Daly, Tommie Robbins. Margaret Lundquist, David Brown. Clarinets: Samuel anders, John Kindred, Jerry Daly, Annette Eberhard. Bassoons: Donald Bledsoe, Tony Shaw. Horns: Michael Coleman, Bonnie Cherry, Sidney howalter, Bonnie Bird, Lee Schoeifler. Trumpets: Jerald Orendorf, Ronald Harris, Dr. Victor Showalter. Trombones: Levern Lehman, Joe lreever, William Snelling. Tuba: Raymond Bank. Timpani: Robert Yeager. Percussion: Judy Nardeen, James Benedetto. Piano: Royal Jen- ings. Conductor: Paul Grover. lembers of the Band are: Trombone: Bill Snelling. Joe lreever. Saxophone: Sandra Brand, Lou Studebaker. Alto ax.: Tony Shaw. Trumpet: David Madewell, Jerry Oren- orf, Dale Watts, Jack Green, Ronald Harris, Raymond Velch. French Horn: Bonnie Bird, Lee Grace. Lee Schoef- ler. Sousaphone: Steve Schultz, Leon Lewis. Clarinet: laymond Bank, Manuel Holland, Peter Loeher, James Pwens, Lane Bagby, Danny Guinn, Marvin McCollough, Robert Yeager, Bette Famsworth, Judy Nardeen, Harry Varnsworth, William McClure, Helen Famsworth. .loLyn 'reen, Peggy Miller, Sharon Long. Flutes: Judy Barnett, ancy Schmidt. Clarinet: Jacqueline Smith, David Brown, ommy Robbins, Annette Everhard. Bass Clarinet: Gerald alker. Bassoon: Don Bledsoe. Trombone: Levem Lehman, VIark Coverstone, Edward Blankenship. ortheastern klahoma Symphon rchestra Paul Grover

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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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Bessie Mae Seurer, sponsor it Tsa La Gi Staff As a college grows and takes on a new face, so must its year- book. With this in mind the staff of the l964 Tsa La Gi began to work. We planned, skirmished, and replanned until we found a theme which truly represented our school and all of its facets. Having done this we began to draw layouts, supervise class pictures, write copy, outlines, and headlines. Seemingly hundreds of people were con- tacted, appointments made and pictures taken. Layouts were redrawn, copy was edited, and photographs were selected. The book began to fall into place piece by piece. When the last shipment was sent we knew we had created some- thing a little different, something at least partially representative of our atmosphere, and something that could not possibly please every- one. But we gave our greatest effort and out of that came this book. The Staff il .X ii Q? ,Q fs si Q 5 The staff assembles for a planning session. sz-at s5s5.,,.. S 5. I K E. Anchorman, Chuck Coins, Editor. 3'