Southeast Missouri State University - Sagamore Yearbook (Cape Girardeau, MO)

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Trail of Tears was a favorite getaway for Southeast students. lts beauty and isolation appeal to most students. Opening Ft 1 F. N t '- l photo by Slricklm SEMO Red was extremely visible at most Southeast home games. SEMO Red is por- trayed by Mike Benz. The Show-Me Center empties during inter- mission. This scene became quite familiar to many students, who took advantage of the proximity of the Concerts by attending many of them. 1..ia.Q,,,! H: 12 5. afqgeg. -. ' -sr t Q ':5.a' ,, ggi!! aa . ww L is ff 1 53 rf A it .3 t f,g5gsf,g M: mi T F-if ' 1 r F' 'ww 1-if Q Q ,4.,. 'WT 'WP ' i . Lil -A' if V lit 5 -'S' X lx , I 3 '64-PM . M1 .W tr ...yer ar- ia- seam My : .A b, i, 5' 'ide' if W ,. ,. W M., I fu L , 1 4 V J' L - V V H I :Q in V., '!'wf 3 -,.s..,.,.. ' wr -1 - .4 X' T .lE'X'

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The Show-Me Center, which opened in August, seats 7,000 for basketball and 7,500 for concerts. 4 Svc! George Strait was another country artist appearing at the Show-Me Center. Strait has many female fans, who made up the majority of the audience for his concert. A crafts fair was held in the Show Me Center, drawing huge crowds. Opening

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