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

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allege' Thes? VC grow upli training an imP0rtant HY r ove ,iVES an 3 e Yeafs Fufuf ' le. . f 3 Iizaflons DCO- roP1e and - the lives 11:3 an active V1 16 fest .of H3 nis SCCUOI1 he sh0f5 of t Cm- I ore imijorgily Savages re I the Class . 2 the m0St ave , . e is Where W 5 I' we remembe ntS Lstefn Stufe av sr, V Hi 1 Today Yo o1 nCz or PUBLICA 'nom Southeastern State Colle DURAML OKLAHOMA August 28, l959 we started to work on our '60 yearbook u have no idea how frightening a prosoec at is. No matter how many of you contribute effort to this book, no matter how hard Rodney and Pe and the others on the staff work, when 1 comes down to the day when you begin to find fault wi the book and discover the two million, five dred thousand mistakes we're bound to make, I'm the one everyone is going to suggest tar-and feathering. But don't get me wrong. I wouldn't trade jobs with a one of you. If you're wondering why I have doodled foot prints all over this letter, I'll tell you. t 1 my own inspired way of introducing the theme of the book to you. Throughout the book you're goi to see the feet that make these prints. They are everybody's feet in general and your feet in par ticular. They are the feet that will lead the world of tomorrow. Where these feet go they do is up to you but rememb ,'going to be followin- 'responsibil' and and What er--the world s g you. It's a frightening ity but one that we have to face up to we shall face up to it. l1'e're not really the 'heat' generation, we're a generation that's going places. These feet are going to stand in Congress, the United Nations, at Cape Canavera and on the moon! The time has come to-tell the skeptics and giessimists to 'hide and watc' going places 111 And spea' ' got 0 n.' We'r king of going to do. 1 See places v Marle 1 , that's You: Karol what I' 1, VS 75 Page as -Q---..-1-.- Q -1- l1

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N., Gzlvle :ff Evnfenfs ADMINISTRATION . . . I At no time do students need guidance and counseling more than in college. Thcse are the crucial years in which we decide what we are going to be 'when we grow upf The administration and faculty help us to decide and then provide the training and preparation necessary. PUBLICATIONS . . . Student publications are vital to any college. The newspaper carries any impoxtant happening on campus, gives the time and place of upcoming events, and gives an over all picture of college life. The yearbook is to serve as a reminder in the future. Years from now, you'll use your '60 SAVAGE to recall good times and great people. ORGANIZATIONS , . . Organizations is one of the broadest sections of this book. The organizations of a campus can make or break it. They are exercises in getting along with people and co- operating for a common purpose. GREEKS . . . I The six Greek organizations on campus servd a necessary and real need in the lives of their members. They are defined as social groups and they not only provide an active social life on campus but help to prepare us for life in society later on, SPOTLIGHT . . . ' In the spotlight of the campus are certain ones who stand out above the rest of the crowd, perhaps because they're prettier, or more active in cainpus life. This section of rett irls, favorites, ueens and Whos Who, is devoted to them. . P Y 8 Cl t CAMPUS . . . Here is where you see a real cross-section of college life. Informal shots of the things we do, the people we do them with, and the places where we do them. ATHLETICS . . . No campus is complete without its share of athletic heroes. But more important than heroes are the ones who play on the team, the ones who make the 'Savages' really savage opponents. CLASSES . . . . g 'Q Here is the heart of our yearbook, for these people are Southeastern. In the class section no gridiron ace, nor beauty queen, nor campus brain can outshine even the most unknown person because each is an important part of the whole campus. BUILDINGS . . r ' ' The Ad building, library, gym, these are places we see every day. Here is where we study, gossip, think, and play. We'll remember these buildings as long as we remember Southeastern. ADVERTISING . . . U Business men and women of Durant are exceptionally'nice to Southeastern students in many ways. One way is the support they lend to our yearbook. , I I ,-

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