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

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played for the photographers who stood inches from the stage. Songs bolted out at high volume roared through the Hallowed learning halls when Coe and Perkins teamed for a few duets C and W fans thrilled to the familiar strains. The audience came from many walks of life for a common purpose — to hear some great entertainment. The show was well-received, especially when Coe got down on his most popular songs. The duet was well worth the admission. 15

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ORGANIZATIONS v 6 j Broadcasting Begins KHIB Seeks FaU DJ’s KHIB Radio 92, The station with the largest musical library between Dallas and Tulsa. as re- ported by disc jockeys who n—- — • L Kl'oht have worked for KHIB and Bangladesh hiigniotj,er stations, has nov resumed broadcasting lari nave training in lab situa- tions, have taken and pasc-t an Aircheck, and h for ac F.C.C. a Communications Vt, Accense. KHIB 4$ 0 and 12 % To Feature Art, FM n. The radio 'r . vn • .ct who v Mr 3 T A iQ ' • '—-- - vj v « y i j Vko' r.iUtnton,v n1’ - music no' 6JV Costumes, Cu s.rv DJ V — ■ — fit I QtT n V 'ft t %» «X'-f(. % on of ■ i . FOljnQ from He ran CIBV ■ ' ls mafcnight if A. A % ‘V : at ”len' • JT nrenaralions for thCD.J.'s. „%%% BPP°» - To Lawton Meeting Students and advisors for The Southeastern news- paper and The Savage year- book staffs arc attending the Oklahoma Collegiate Press Association spring ress Goes « ,»1™. « Xa VI Koc bould visit 200 - festivities X'% O V} T padt an r‘ ' °f fe'V book workshops. Newspaper staff mum uled for h:00 p ™ lay, April 19 m V V eastern baUrow « a- a hers attending include display r%£r% Sharia Frost, Mike Davis, s Tom Fronterhouse Rudy L‘ Hie 3 0 Manley, advisor. Yearbiki cf sff inrliulpc Pliratipfh 4S A. 5 Yearbook Begins Producti 1984 Savage Underway SS Parker Says Anarcning oavuye y Will Increase Number This Fall Southeastern's marching band should be bigger, be ’ p and brassier than 11 ‘■Section of ho C£te c the line. Besides the new blue gold and white uniforms, $100 participation scholar- ships are available to band students, and a limited number of university- instruments are good possibility a second jazz unit will be forme' 1 fall We have h ‘ O' • solid musici? V ensemh —«a A 6 £© ? The with an adau. corps for the fir fielded 70 members tn» . year- We are expecting an even larger gToup in the fall to step into our brand new marching band uniforms, Parker said, In addition to the pre- sent student body as a pool of talent, we are drawing quite a bit of interest from high school students plan- ning to attend college both this fall and later on down Ravages i ; o ,xy nsf'hj, It,. cert spring months 9 tfv- ye° lC 1 mi' bccrV' We started a wind en- semble this year that has proved quite popular, and will be offered for credit beginning in the fall, the director said. We have some talented students in a jazz band, and there's a tu address were in the That addrt i • AC- vc4.'V VSV?- -A V iC sity Bands, S' A, Durant, OK V‘0 V- v- vc vt 0° o' 17