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

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SPORTS were important but the quest for knowledge came first. Students swarmed the bursar's office to pay the bills. Some attended football games between study periods. Others found friends from other school at the football games. 92 ROCK added life to dull weekends. The school newspaper made life bearable with notes about events during the week. Visits from friends and family made the long semester worth all the loneliness for new freshmen. Opening—5 fe m

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Savages aim high and reach hard SAVAGES aimed high to the stars and reached hard to grab success. Fraternities and sororities took time from their parties to raise money for charity. Band members tuned their instruments and their lives to the best possible. Students walked proudly across campus in search of an education. Football players searched f wins and campus pri reached a new hig 4—Opening

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1 6—Opening Even ROTC camp seems better when someone else shares the experience with you. Dressing up in medieval costumes is fun when someone else does. Who could resist a sunny afternoon with friends? A quiet walk always puts one back into the mood for togetherness. SOMETIMES the togetherness rubs wrong and you wish that you could run and hide from all the people you know. But you can't. Classtime comes and you begin to feel more like part of the group. At the concession stand, Pat Greene hands you change with a smile and you try to grin back.