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

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te ay, Me ive yt Hay POSER Education is more than going to school, it is living life and enjoying its rewards. Whether you work as a projectionist (right) in Audiovisual or as a secretary (below) in Psychology, the experience has taught you to enjoy that which comes. Physical activites such as football (bottom right) or stage craft (bottom left) give a feeling of accomplishment. Over 4,000 students sample the varied education of SOSU each year. Each one leaves knowing that the best education can do is prepare one to be ready for life. Students Grab for the Good Life By Reaching for High Goals

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Food for the Mind, Body and Soul Are at Southeastern State For food, students naturally think of home, mom and a well-stocked refriger- ator. Southeastern Oklahoma State University offers several types of food - mind, body and soul. Roy Hotten (top) feeds the mind of his students through personal conferences and office hours. This type of food prepares for the future. Southeastern’s Coffee Shop (at left) feeds the body through fastfood. It also feeds the soul through fellowship and comradery. Student work jobs, such as yearbook for Gwen Frost (bottom), feeds the soul by teaching discipline and self-control. 23 at

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SASS Ct aN th Saas ee a a Lol LS pest oe: ae NAN es rhs bt at ht Going for the gusto in life doesn’t mean going to parties or dancing in clubs and bars. It can mean trying something new, such as working a camera (left) or using a library carrell (below) for the first time. It can be smiling at friends (bottom left) or making inquiries (bottom right) at the library. Se i eee A | : petayersr ; ay i ASK ABOUT OUR TYPEWRITERS COPY MACHINES AND NON - STUDENT 25