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

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| Southeastern’s personality is reflected in the faces and habits of her student body. Each person brings their own set of goals and expectations to the Durant campus. One person’s clutter (right) is another person’s organization. This room is typical of those found in the dorms. Students are housed in Chickasaw and Choctaw Towers, Hallie McKinney, North Hall and Shearer Hall. The pulse of the campus is the student newspaper, THE South eastern. Leslie Herring (below) serves as editor. She coordinates the efforts of about a dozen people. F+ loyed. Art student Jim Shelton (below right) works to master watercoloring. Art adds an appreciation of the surrounding beauty of one’s world. | 20

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“oday’s Goals SAAR ARIUS OITA RETR SE a RR SE eee SOSU’s Students are planning their future today. By setting educational goals, they are in fact making the blueprints for a career. Careers in science (above, left) and music (at right) are prefect, if that is what the students desires. Each field demands study, practice and patience in attaining goals. Sometimes those goals are set as students walk to class (above) or wait in the coffee shop for a ride home.

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7 Faces and Habits Reflect Personality Each person brings a unique style to the Southeastern campus and leaves a part of himself there when he finds it is time to move onward. It may be initials carved intoa tree trunk or desktop. Itmay be a monument of stone or even a quiet dignity remembered by teachers. Cecil Sullivan of the print shop (left) came to the campus and has seen its changes through the years as both student and staff. Donna Garcia (above) left a memory of bright laughter and soft-sculptured dolls. She made the dolls to help finance her education. Most students carry away memories of the campus book store (at left) and its displays of merchandise. Some students remember the buy-back plan on books and the long lines during enrollment and graduation. Others remember the workers who took time to care.