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

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Homecoming 1984 marked the official celebration of SOSU’s 75th anniversary, the Diamond Jubilee of Southeastern Oklahoma’s educational system. Many campus and area people took part in the celebration through floats or parties. Miss Carla Wharton (right) was named Homecoming Queen during a dance. John Massey (far right) is honored as the 1984 Distinguished Alumnus for his contributions to the Durant school. Student senate officers Gary Scott, Greg Jenkins and Jay Paul Gumm (center) helped plan the homecoming festivities. Senators served as hosts for the whole week. Top float (bottom) celebrates 75 years of education. It was built by the American Chemical Society. Opposite page: Alpha Sigma Tau members and pledges (top left) take a look at the 1920s of SOSU with their float. Band director Mark Parker (top right) sticks with the Marching Savages. Pretty girls in pretty dresses (middle left) are part of any homecoming parade. Curtis Ramsey (center right) and another pledge ride the Tau Kappa Epsilon float. Freshman Elizabeth Cothran, (bottom left) Wesley Foun- dation candidate, was named second runner up in the queen contest. The Wesley Foundation float (bottom right) won third place and depicted campus ministries of the past. pete eP ENTS

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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

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