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

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FRATERNITY FELLOWSHIP . . . A smoker, a chance fo meef lhe guys . . . gef acquainfed . . .formal rush . . . pledgeship. , HOOTENANNY . . . WAILING, PLAINTIVE love PANHELLENIC TEA . . . REPRESENTA- songs . . . a rousing sing-along . . . clapping TIVES of all fhree sororifies . . . be- . . . banios and guifars . . . long hair. leafher ginning of rush week. . . parfies ahead. boofs . . . prophefs of Bob Dylan. Social Events Give Zest To Collegians A crowded dance floor . . . sfepping feel' . . . an orchid corsage . . . a rainbow of colors . . . barefoof girls in long formals . . . a sea of faces . . . parly favors . . . a ceiling of sfars . . . fhe reverberafion and sfeady beaf of fhe band . . . clapping . . . shoufing . . . laughfer. Nof long affer school begins you dis- cover 'rhal' a respife from sfudying is found in fhe social life af Norfheasfern. Weekly dances and fhose special dafes for formals give you a chance fo shed fhe weighf of fhe academic load, fo free your mind. Many of fhe social inferesfs are linked wifh frafernify and sororify acfivifies. Rush parfies. feas. hay rides. smokers, usher in fhe rush season and give you your firsf fasfe of frafernify life. Sponfaneous smiles . . . firm handshakes . . . new-found friends . . . fhen if is fime fo pick up bids. You'ar- rive early wifh mixed feelings, hoping your fellow rushees can help you make up your mind. Then if is your furn. Af fhaf momenf you know wifh which group you wish fo be affiliafed and form lifefime bonds. A BAND . . . FRATERNITIES and sororifies . . All-Greek clance . . . socializing . . . enioymenf . . . being fogefher.

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cf - Aka,-'S'-,,, CLASS ELECTIONS . . . POSTERS, banners, speechs . . . l.D. cards . . . activity cards to be .punched . . . ballots to mark . . . who to vote or. Organizations Offer Outlets For Talents Honor societies . . . special interest, study groups . . . church and denomination attiliations . . . political tactions . . . service organizations . . . class elections . . . Student Senate . . . blood drives. . . tund raising bake sales, rummage sales . . . being asked to ioin, initiation . . . For awhile you teel lost amid the many campus activities. There is so much going on. organizations to join. things to do . . . the day iust does not seem long enough. You budget your time . . . ioining groups and organizations with whom you teel you have more interests in common. But being a member ot a group is not enough. You participate, become an in- tegral part ot the organization. You as- sume responsibility, make decisions. share the problems, and are happy in success. So you grow through this association with others, both students and taculty mem- bers. and gain an insight into what you want to be or to accomplish. gh!-'W i NSF?-a xi in ff S QL ', 5 sg , ' ALPHA CHI HONOR society . . . officers . . . initiation . . . 3.4 overall grade average. THE BEGINNING OF a tradition . . . A Phi O service organization . cannon . . . paper and powder . . . touchdown.