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

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Only the best The university understands its role like no other. It serves the students while they're at NSU and continues after gradua- tion. Continuous improvements were made to ensure all had a good time. A concern for student safety at night led to the erection of 60 lampposts. The Cam- pus Connection project modeled the lights after the original coal-fired lamps from Northeastern's past. In December, the Alumni Association announced its intention to construct a Ge- orgian style Alumni Center and began a campaign to raise a quarter of a million dollars. The center will house the execu- tive offices of the Alumni Association and provide multi-purpose space for alumni functions and overnight accomodations for alumni and guests to the campus. At the Playhouse, audiences enjoyed the comfort of new-but-not-new seats - actual- ly they are 80-year-old antiques com- plimenting the theater's old-time look. Rosamund House was the first product of a plan to renovate the area surrounding the campus. The structure was rebuilt and furnished to reflect the time period in which it was constructed. With all the improvements it was appar- ent why students picked the college whose play area was the Ozark foothills and backyard was the Illinois River. -lLli'I Og. 0664 ,',,NA 06444 ,' A, .060 ,qi 5.0.0.4 0 A, ...Ge fat 5 4 A.. OOOAAQ A.- Oitaa Q Ae O.O,60AAo fa.-f Q6 ll if-J QOOOAQ- 7-14 QQOA Af QQ f 1 A, if OIOIO. A A A, AAA' bconaa 'XA f CHAZ DURHAM LITERALLY flies through the air as a dancer in Conga'C 8 ' Student Life THAT'S WHAT FRIENDS Are For is sung by Ronda Stanford and lon Tyson during the River City Players Music Show. Q 4 4 'L TUESDAY NIGHT MOVES turned into one of NAB's stellar hits as they provid- ed NSU's amateur performers like Dar- la Hood a chance to showcase their talents and win prizes at the same time. Hood won the gospel category with her rendition of Over the HiII. A MOVING AND DRAMATIC number, Now and Forever is sung by Kim Tubb.

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SINGING THEIR HIT, Since I Found You are the Sweethearts of the Rodeo who appeared as special guest perform ers during the Dan Seals concert. The duo rose to the occasion when laryn- gitis seized Seals and they carried on by extending their act to accommodate audiences. MEMBERS OF IANA P0k0rny's dance group perform the Monster Mash for participants of the Living Literature Center's Literature of the Grotesque conference. HER COUNTRY VOICE and stage per- ' Q l 'Z sonality make Kristye Shoemake a 2 M A ' ' . favorite during River City Players per- Q I K A , E formances. Here she sings Can't Stop :Ai ' . ' A ' Q 3 Now during a summer show. fra A . ' , i 4 '-We ' , AN lMPREsslvE GRAND finale A A . as ' brought audiences to their feet in ap- K ' I preciation as River City Players sang gf My Country Tis of Thee. Shown are T- , Q lana Pokorny, Amy Greubel, Chaz Reza , - Durham, Kristye Shoemake, lohn Tyson, , uf 13 Donna Citty, leff Elkins and Kent - , Fleshman. ' 5 3 A if ci X., 10 ' Student Life S ,ve lu-I