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

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Alpha Taus Barbara Clure and Shari Wostbrooke entertain Cheii Yost mid Helen Latimer at “Candy! and. Rush Week Highlights Pledging Activities For three weeks near the beginning of each semester, the busiest and the most exciting times of the school jear take precedence over all others. The climax of it all is Rush Week, when the three fraternities ami three sororities at Southeastern welcome prospective members at numerous parties. The highlights of the men’s rush are the rush banquet and hid house. For the girls, it is more complicated. Aclhtties include a tea, a style show, open house for each of the sororities, informal rush parties, formal preferential parties and bid house. SSC rush is governed hv the men’s Tnterfraternitv Cournil and byT the women's Panhellenic Council. Sigma Kappa members Donna Chastain and Paula Hank explain their jewelry to rushee? Gayla Miller and Nancy Lawton at the preferential party.

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Southeastern students meet their teachers outside the classroom at the annual student-faculty reception. Dr. Wade Baskin, foreign language professor, serves hors d’oeuvres to Susan Akins and Evelyn Holden at a party in his home. Profs Meet Students Outside Of Classroom Southeastern State College is well-known for its outstanding student- faculty relationship. At South eastern faculty members make certain they have opportunities to meet and get to know students outside the classroom, and students take advantage of the informal sessions to see their teachers someplace other than the sometimes stiff teaching situation. Faculty mem hers entertain the students at the annual student faculty reception each Fall, and in their homes throughout the entire school year. Crystal, candles, and flowers play a big part in □ Fran Morrell, Joan Shackelford, and Jesse Haminil talk with Dr. Bernice Crockett at the reception attended by student Linda Williamson. Senior Reception. This yearly event honors graduating seniors, who is served by Mrs. Robert Ausley.

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Ruabccs at the Delta Zcta informal rush party are told by Mary Frank about DZ in the Chinese atmosphere. f All three sororities took part in the Panhellenic Tea, which was held in the Ballroom Lambda Psi fraternity entertained ruahees at Dunn’s Steak House. Tekc Drcamgirb Shirley Mar- tin, ping a pledge ribbon on Billy Wlusenhunt. The Sigma Tau rush banquet was held at Texoma Lodge.