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

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1 Homecoming events are of wide variety. Page 20-1. Kathy Harbin, 1974 Homecoming Queen. 2. Industrial Technology float places second in parade. 3. Football action from homecoming game. Page 21-1. Linda Landgraf rep- resents North Hall. 2. Dr. E. T. Dunlap receives the first Distinguished Alum- ni Award from Dr. Hibbs. 3. Coach Duke Christian talks with team in last moments of the game. 4. Close scores bring the homecoming crowd to their feet. Winning suddenly became a reality. From beginning to end homecom- ing is an event looked forward to each year. 2

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1 Working Together” Makes Homecoming Something Special Highlighting the year, homecoming week becomes a busy time. Queen judging and float building turn into days of hard work. Practicing for special entertainment, studying new plays for the big game and decorating for the costume dance are also tasks that must be attended. When it all comes together on Friday evening at the Homecoming Review, those working behind the scenes can set back and relax, or can they? Usually this is when the real work begins. Every club and organization on campus must do its job if the total effect desired can be attained. By choosing a theme like Working Together , SSC students seemed to be billboarding their plan of action for the future. By putting this theory to work during the entire homecoming event, prospects for things to come are im- pressive.

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Many Faces Make Up Homecoming