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

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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.

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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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An integral part of any student’s life is his need for self-expression. At Southeastern, this opportunity and many others are found. Under the watchful eye of the instructors known throughout the state for their teaching abilities, students can express themselves through painting, sculpture, vocal and instrumental music, drama, debate, and creative writing. Individ- ual instruction is the rule rather than the exception, and the facilities for practice and performance are among the finest found anywhere. Sell - Expression Fosters Art student Bo McCarter bends over hb desk in Art major Quentin Thomas works pa an afternoon lab session. tiently on a sculpture. Southeastern1» orchestra rehearses under the leadership of Kenneth Peters, director. Major roles in the fall diam» production were done by Richard Choate and Hits Smallrnmbe.