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

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1 Southeastern Debators Receive Many Trophies SSC's Debate Team has been on the move. Wake Forest in Salem, North Carolina was the stage for a contest in November. In January the University of Southern California and the University of Cali- fornia hosted SSC in a contest. Later, in February, the team trav- eled to North Western University in Chicago, Illinois for a tourna- ment. Closer to home, some of the contests that were held were Edmond in November, University of Houston in December, and Baylor in February. In December, Southeastern hosted a high school tournament for the schools in Arkansas, Texas, and Oklahoma. The team has also held the Savage Forensic in February. This is the oldest consecu- tive tournament in the United States. Pictured on page 26 are 1. l-r, Cheryl Simonds, Doug Stickney, Veronica Milam, and Robert Powell; (middle row) Dan Keever, Fred Collins, and Rodney Powell; (bottom row) Roger Biles, Terry Harper, and Mike Brown. 2. Rodney Powell and Mike Brown 3. Dan Keever and Fred Collins 4. Coach C. W. Mangrum, new at Southeastern this year. On page 27 1. Veronica Milam and Doug Stickney 2. Cheryl Si- monds and Terry Harper 3. Robert Powell and Roger Biles 4. The trophies won at Southeastern this year.

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1 Sometimes it is only the spirit carried by cheerleaders that pull the team through a rough spot. Whether it be football or basketball, SSC's cheering squad is always there. Page 28-1. Cheerleaders spark Savage support at Homecoming game. 2. Alternate Cheer- leader, Karen Watkins. 3. Riding in antique truck, spirit leaders wave to parade crowd. 4. Head cheerleader, Aurelia Robins. Page 29-1. This years cheerleaders-l-r. Barbara Campbell, Karen Med- lock, Sharon Morgan, Aurelia Robins, Judy Stevenson, Vicki Cook and Karen Campbell. 2. Anxious cheerleaders Sharon Morgan, Aurelia Robins and Karen Medlock watch closely as preparations for a field goal are being made on the field. 3. Girls discuss selection of cheers before the game. 4. Barbara Campbell and Karen Medlock show concern as referees measure for 1st down.