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

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4 v 'N-1.x --ii f gi 2 Q 'Wie Wet weather has no effect on loyal fans. Enthusiasts, prepared for the elements of Mother Nature, fill the stands and cheer the Ftedmen on to victory at the homecoming football game. fPhoto - Mike Brownj Actor William Windom treats a campus audience to an unforgetta- ble performance of his one-man show Thurber ll. The show was Win- dom's way of paying tribute to one of the most prominent humorists of the 20th century. fPhoto - Mike Brownl Vfdiffg ., if it E . .. A display entitled, Deep Space Art , is presented by the Interna- tional Aerospace Hall of Fame. Chairwoman Kate Baum provided infor- mation to visitors catching a glimspe of the moon rock. iPhoto - Mike Brownj Many students can be found along the sidewalk between the Jour- nalism Building andthe Fine Arts Auditorium enjoying a break from class- es. Retaining walls that border both sides of the walk were just the right height for seats. Gary Savage expresses to friends his joy in the results of an exam, iPhoto - Nicole Hauserl KQMY, Opening