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

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Students find education fascinating Carla Lowe feels pensive While waiting for class. Beth Smith pa uses from work on the yearbook. Dr. Ingrid Westmoreland listens to a student.

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out that information. This year SOSU drew students not only from Oklahoma but from across the United States. The campus also boasted a large enrollment of international students from ?lfl continents and walks of 1 e. The sharing and these cultures enhanced the lessons taught in ihe classroom by hearing about hhow the same thing was done back home? Activities were arranged by both the faculty and students to make Southeastern hone big familyf a place Where everyone belonged. Halloween ghouls show up for a party Michele Duelmiug practices ber shots for a big game. Jolm Lysons grills food for paren tse day activities. High water at Lake Texoma slowed down summer fun.

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Students found getting an education to be more than the ttold grind't. The pursuit of a high quality education became fascinating When time was allowed for extra-curricular activities. Those interested in journalism enhanced their studies with jobs on the schoolts newspaper, yearbook or radio station. Others found satisfaction in the bio-medical labs, the music library, the industrial shops or even working for the campus landscaping crew. Donnie Griffith lends a hand to best friend Carrie Sullivan while walking through the woods near campus. Dr. Da vid Norris and Dr. Jim Milligan pause during an autograph session for their new books to talk with prospective students. Mrs. Vickie Hudson grades papers before heading to tennis practice with her students. Mrs. Marcella Rainbolt keeps the paperwork Howing for her boss, Dr. Paul Mansur, dean of the School ofArts and Letters and chairman of the music departmen t.