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

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Lake texoma Lake Texoma is only 15 minutes away by car or a half hour by bicycle. Its deep blue waters and sand shores offer students sun, fun and lots of relaxation. It is a good place to have a summer swim party or an evening cookout. Groups and clubs plan activi- ties at the Lake because of the diversity of its facili- ties. Mothers and CHILDREN Women (and men) returning to school often find themselves with their young children and no babysitter available. Understanding profes- sors help them find a way for them to attend class and make sure the youngsters are taken care of at the same time. The campus is also a good place for mothers to bring their children on a sunny afternoon for a walk or play time. 24

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Kissing KISSING I and II should be orientation classes, according to some freshmen who give Southeastern a “10”. A quiet corner or a dark hallway offer the perfect place to steal a moment of romance. Bolder students find the areas around the fountain or amphitheatre to be favorite places for an afternoon of “sparking.”

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Ocean Pacific shirts are everywhere the dis- criminating college student goes — to the mar- ket, the post office, or even on trips to the ocean. The student who “goes with the flow'' found Ocean Pacific to be the only thing to wear for nearly all occasions. WSNRY G, BENNETT MEMORIAL LIBRARY IOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV. mifiAKJT Aifl A -niii. CEAN PACIFIC No PARKING No parking zones and signs are found on campus and usually ignored by thoughtless drivers, These same drivers usually ignore the spaces reserved for handicapped drivers and pull in anyway.