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1 Senate Motivates Change On Campus The Student Senate has been very active this year sponsoring street and marathon dances, films, and activities for the student's enjoyment. The new recreation center has widened student facilities tremendously. Sponsors for the senate this year were Dr. John Krattiger and Ms. Katie Frank Slack. Shown on page 24 are 1. Bill Sharp, Student Senate President 2. (R-L) John Krattiger, Thelma Benson, Bill Sharp, Gaylon Ander- son, Toya Campbell, Darrel Parrish, Carol King, David Morrow, Steve Chandler, Dusty Martin, Willie Homer, Don Rhinehart, Chuck Slack, Doug Stickney, Katie Frank Slack, Paula Buckles, (bottom row) Kathy Williams, Ruth Love, Veronica Milam, Candy Herron, Kathy Harbin, and Paula Watkins. 3. Don Rhinehart and David Morrow take notes during senate meeting. On page 25 are 1. Carol King rearranging letters on the bulletin board in front of the College Book Store. 2. The sponsors of Stu- dent Senate, John Krattiger and Katie Frank Slack, and the officers, Paula Buckles, secretary. Dusty Martin, vice-president, and Bill Sharp, president. 3. David Rhinehart takes his turn answering phones and meeting people in the Senate office. V-y lj 3
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1 3 Last minutes of a homecoming game can be exciting to say the least. SSC's game with Cameron was no exception. When Charles Gulley completed a pass that gave the Savages their chance to win the homecoming game, people in the stands came to their feet. Page 22-1. In the few moments between touchdown and the kick for the extra point, members of the crowd remained standing, dis- cussing renewed hopes of winning the game. 2. Jackie Morris en- tertains at the Homecoming Review. 3. Area high school bands were invited to participate in the Saturday morning parade. Mc- Alester High took first for the high school division of marching band competition during the parade. 4. Chuck Ladd, member of the College Players, distributes candy to Durant children. The Players re-organized the clowns this fall, which for the exception of a few years has been a regular attraction of the homecoming parade. Page 23-1. Terry Rider and John Halstead mean business atop the Phi Beta Lambda float. Ricky Haddock, the club sponsor's son rides along in the parade. 2. First place float entered by Tau Kappa Epsilon truly followed the homecoming theme, Working To- gether . Linda Lee prepares Alpha Sigma Tau's float. 4. Delta Chi Delta pledges ride the Savage schooner in the homecoming parade. 4
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