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

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12 Southeastern faced a number of changes during the 1987-88 school year. Veteran university president Leon Hibbs resigned under fire from investigations by various government agencies. The university was placed in the very capable hands of Dr. Larry Williams, who was sworn in as the fifteenth president of Southeastern. Several teachers retired to take advantage of the early retirement benefits. New faces were found in the classroom when springts semester began. Other things changed but the universityts commitment to quality education remained steady. Tau Kappa Epsilon members, pledges and little sisters participate in Springfest I V. Dr. Larry Williams surveys the front Ia was of Morrison on his first day as the Savage president.

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Part of the campus mood swings were caused by saying goodbye. It was hard watching someone who had spent four or five years in the next chair graduate and move on to the next stage of life. It was even harder letting go of friends and teachers who died, either by illness or accidents. The support of students and faculty kept life exciting, refreshing and even bearable. Alan Crone struts during the homecoming parade. Darrin Dean works off some tension shooting a quick game of snooker. Delana Smith helps out With the serving line during the paren ts' day luncheon. In Memory Dorothy Laycock

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An open tailrace at the Denison Dam signals good fishing for anglers on campus. Shawn Ramsey of the tennis team finds a sunny afternoon a perfect time to destroy her tennis partner. An impromptu concert by the university band perks spirits during the noon hour. Jack Peters takes part in a has ternity prank, this time dressing in women's clothes and dashing across campus. Savages come In all shapes, Forms and sizes