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

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An opposing ball carrier it surrounded by Savage defenders in a typical football gam» . Track Ear Tommy McVay ca rries the baton in a re toy rs Sports Give Students Special Rewards Participati on in sports requires moral as well as physical strength of the athletes. Long, hard hours of practice arc required for a few short moments of glory. At the same time, cooperation, honesty, and acceptance of responsibility are to he gained by the dedicated student. Southeastern’s varsity sports include football, basketball, tennis, track, baseball, and golf. More than 600 students participate in intramural sports each semester. The physical education facilities include football and baseball fields, tennis courts, gymnasium, track and indoor healed swimming pool.

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I . For Advancement In keeping pare with this rapidly changing world, Southeastern constantly analyzes, evaluates, and updates its entire program. Taking advantage of one of the more than 70 000 hooks in the library. Bobby Willis find an opportunity W quiet study among the stack». Through complete and efficient facilities, a progressive administration, and a forward looking faculty, students are provided an opportunity for advance- ment which is unequaled. In this way, students are prepared for service to themselves and to those they will come in contact with after graduation. Art Club members Karen Frost, Elaine Chap pel. and Jim Giacomo and sponnor Mai Me Clendon gather material for their homecoming float. Sharon Brown gets practical experience in home economic» lab; Dr, Sally Leonard lec- tures to a beginning psychology claw; and El ten Ladd checks a lest she is taking.

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Intense concentration it reflected in the face Each individual player is given close attention by Coach Bloomer Sullivan, as James Christanelli readily learns, of Curtit Richmond at he reaches (or a low shot.