Southeastern Oklahoma State University - Savage Yearbook (Durant, OK)

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l«HOLI jb JULIA E. STOUT Public School Music De Pauw University; Nation- al Summer School of Music. ALLEN BERGER Manual Art Fed. B. and B. Sc. Normal, Mo. ; Graduate Student Stout Institute; Graduate Universi- ty of Wisconsin. PAUL E. LAIRD Physics and Chemistry Director of Athletics’. B. S. Epworth University; B. A. University of Kansas.

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Sj TUB HOLLO p Down in Southern Oklahoma, S. E. N., S. E. N. Breathe the flower’s sweet aroma S. E. N., 8. E. N. Where the white magnolias grow, And the cooling breezes blow, That is why we love you so, S. E. N., S. E. N. That is why we love you so, S. E. N. 3. You’ve a band of loyal workers, S. E. N., S. E. N. For you have no rom for shirkers, S. E. N., S. E. N. With a cheery smile to start, And a willing hand and heart, Each one here will do his part, S. E. N., S. E. N. Each one here will do his part, S. E. N. 2. It’s a name we are repeating, S. E. N., S. E. N. And with pride our hearts are beating S. E. N., S. E. N. Let the breeze take up the name, Let the lulls and vales proclaim, And make known to all your fame, 8. E. N., 8. E. N. And make known to all your fame, 8. E. N. c±. We shall always sing your praises, 8. E. N., 8. E. N. Where we went through learning’s mazes, 8. E. N.f 8. E. N. Halt your glories are untold, Yet we’ll love you when you’re old, Happy memories you unfold, 8. E. N., 8. E. N. Happy memoies you unfold, ‘ 8. E. JSI. —Humphrey and Parris. I ▼