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

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W! if 'W Dr. Willis Wheat of Liberty National Bank informs students Kay Self and Mark Hendrix that the dominant form of leadership is to tell people what to do and to see that they do it. otivation Themes Students lim Gllbreath and lane Wood review conference plans with President Leon Hlbbs. nd Prexy eet Motivation was the general theme of the second Student Conference on Leadership held November 22 at Texoma Lodge. The completely student-organized conference gathered over 70 student leaders, faculty members and Durant businessmen to discuss campus problems and seek solutions and answers. Setting the tone for the conference, Dr. Willis Wheat, senior vice-president for Liberty National Bank in Okla- homa City, noted that individuals must fulfill their basic needs before they can be effective leaders. Dr. Wayne Viney of Colorado State University furthered this discussion on individualism and spoke on the quali- ties of a leader. Format of the two-day meet centered around small group discussions. Each seventeen member panel com- posed of all three represented groups, explored at least one problem area and later communicated their findings to conference delegates in general session. 87

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ariet , Audience hears dedication by Dr. Morrison. Standing for the Savage spirit. Bamey Ingram watches an intense game as football players experience empathy for others on field. 3 Every Monday night, D, I. faces reflect everything from carefree abandon to intense concentration on new steps or dances. 88