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

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Manners finds Grocery by F | ——— Se La — B28 BOOK STORE SALE are three words campus dwellers anxiously wait to hear. Bargain hunters often find reference books as well as knick-knacks and gifts.

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Spirit is evident Indoors and outside Southeastern students found peace and quiet wherever possi ble. The places were often a step In a deserted stairwell or the cool shade of a towering magnolia. Others crept away to a favorite spot on Lake Texoma or the near. by countryside. Others found peace and quiet In more unlikely places. Study was conducted in the crowded coffee shop where the blaring sound of M-TV or the seductive whispers of “General Hospital’ invaded the shouted conversations. A few brave souls braved freezing rain and snow to hide in the amphi 10—Opening So a Ee theatre for moments of reflection. Traditional students headed for the Henry G. Bennett Memorial Library to browse through the mys: terles and fiction before settling down to Shakespeare and history. Others delayed study until the weekend when they headed home. a The Savage spirit pervaded the | halls and hills of Southeastern as — students foun d their special place. DESERTED HALLWAYS during class periods ten provide a cool, quiet place Murmuring voices floating from ch soothe even the most restless spirits.