Bacone College - Warrior Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

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R e- Vs Bacone radz'1fz'0n ontinues Students weren't suprised when they saw someone riding horses around cam- pus because that was a familiar sight on the college's country setting. Those people and horses were part of the Saddle Club. The Saddle Club gave students an opportunity to work with horses under the sponsor. The members of the club were responsibile for caring for and working with the horses and tending the facilities used. With its uniqueness, the Saddle Club helped in making Bacone a legend. Another important organization on campus was the Indian Club. Its primary pur- pose was to help students become familiar with American Indians. By doing this the club held a Pow-Wow in the fall in honor of the selected 1987-88 Indian Club Princess Tonya Rogers. The Pow-Wow was a success, as was other activities the club held under sponsor Yahola Tiger. L The Indian Club helped Bacone remember its lndian heritage and was just one of the many organizations that kept the Bacone tradition. All Smiles Thats our indian Club, after a long meeting. Bottom row L to R A Cincie Hicks, Samantha tty M' a I L gasse Logan, Tanya Codyna. Lisa Levi. 4th row - Chester Grimmitt, Edgar Ensley, Jay Seymour, Stephanie Harjo, Tonya Rogers, Cheryl Allen. 5th row - Manuel Marshall, Marilyn White, Billy Cooper. 83

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.ar Riding High! After a fast run on the range Teena Talachy can't help but smile. Work, Work, Work Digging up the ground for the new sweat lodge are Yahola Tiger and Chester Grimmitt. il 4 I' Prett As A Picture 1 Alter begng chosen the Bacone indian Club Princess, Tanya Rogers takes on one of many of her resD0n5'D'l'f'e5- 5 Where Are The Horses? Our Saddle Club seems to be thinking that very thing on such a nice day to ride. Bottom row, L to R., Deanne Dixon, Pam Herren, Cincie Hicks. 2nd row i Sponsor, Cecil James, Harolene Big Fire, Vicki Beatty, Cheryl Chemah, June and Lionel Worthington, Ronald Worthy. 3rd row - Louis Sparlin, Dean Logan, Teena Talachy, Stephanie Wetseline. QQ. fi' l -G'!FR'V'f X 4 ex Q4 9 Q N

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urszngg The Love 0fLgfe One of the most unique programs on the Bacone campus was the Stu- dent Nursing Association. The 1987-88 goal for the BSNA was to provide the students with an op- portunity for additional leadership and learning through involvement in a professional organization. Sheila Mares and Preston Roberts were elected to state offices at the Oklahoma Student Nursing Association in Oklahoma City. Officers for the BSNA were John Parson, president, Lisa Harper, vice- president, Julie Hyer, secretary, Terry McCulIy, treasurer, Ginger Bridges, parlamentariang and Elizabeth Reed, public relations. Working at Muskogee Regional Hospital, course labs, and much practice and studying took a lot of time for many of these students. But all in all, they enjoyed it and wouIdn't have traded it for anything. T ' r lt Doesn 't Hurt. Practicing on one another, Bacone College student nurses learn vital skills needed for success. ,.,. -,saw ,Y .wwe ssN.A,f.,A. if