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

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Tomorrow’s Goals Are Set Today As each student strives today for a goal that will put him ahead tomorrow, lie realizes that it is the effort and production one puts out today that makes tomorrow more meaningful. In these routine days of campus life, die student often cannot determine exactly what will contribute to his anticipated goal but he realizes that a well-rounded academic program inter- spersed with some social activity and many friends will best achieve his height of ambition. On the continually growing campus of Southeastern, the ti brary stands as a center of academic life, a challenge to each student to aim high so that success will await him upon gradua- tion.

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LEARNING TO PRINT may be incidental in Art 103 but is certainly valuable to Elementary Education majors. Richard Bivins is showing lettering techinques to one of the students. Aside from the traditional instruction of art which ranges from oil painting to crafts. Southeastern's versa- tile art department includes on its schedule of activities the annual Beaux Arts Ball, an all campus event, and art exhibits all through the year. The department purposefully tries to teach students to become good art consumers so that their future lives may be fully enriched through the application and ap- preciation of art Southeastern Art ART STUDENTS take advantage of the warm fall weather to sketch scenes for their water color class. Field trip students pictured above, left to right, are Maladean Fant, Ann Semple, Clark Griffin, Sammy Watson, and Brenda Daniels. Bending over Watson giving some helpful hints is Richard Bivins, Art instmeor.