Bacone College - Warrior Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

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rye l .Q Staff Keeps Things Running eeping Bacone running smoothly and keeping the students fed were the jobs of two very important groups, the cooks and maintenance staff. Don Person, manager of the Bacone cafeteria, arrived every day at 5:50 a.m. to start the daily routine that kept his crew going until late afternoon. The other employees, all arriving at dif- ferent times, started to cook and bake for the days menu. It took almost three hours to prepare for each meal, but very few Bacone students really understood what it meant to be a member of such a hard-working staff. The maintenance volunteers clean- ed, fixed up, and picked after the students eight hours a day. Every per- son on the maintenance staff worked at least four days a week to provide the students with a campus that Warriors could be proud of. s :XX 45

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44 Sophomores Jon Taylor Naomi Tiger Valerie Tootsie Emma Turtle John Wilkerson Kim Williams Lori Woodson Frankling Vaughn

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Designer Creates Indian Fashions ome Bacone students got the chance 'to be fashion models at a special fashion show held Oct. 10 at Memorial Chapel. The show featured the works of Virginia Romick, of Native American Designs, Inc. A nationally-known designer, Romick uses traditional ln- dian designs in contemporary clothing. The fashion show was held in honor of members of the Illinois State Daughters of American Revolution, who visited the campus. Indian Fashions Kathy Boney and Annie Parker model fashions based on traditional Indian design motifs. Photo by H I B F aroene ig ire. 46 Freshmen 'Ur K as