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

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WHA T CAN MY team do best, seems to be the question for Theatre instructor Glen eto. His group of actors and techies placed well in Springfest activities. AGONY of defeat and sometimes the feet and most times the feat put even the hardiest competitor in the doldrums after Springfest at Southeastern.

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THE WINNERS STAND is more than being the fastest or the best. In Special Olympics, it stands for doing your personal best. Special Olympics Is Part of Savage Pride ANXIOUS COMPETITORS ignore the warm spring sun in anticipation of their even ts. During the rest period, friends are made tha t last a lifetime. MOUNTING EXCITEMENT shows in each GOING FOR THE GOLD sees runners kicking in that last bit of speed as they competitor's face, especially this youngster who head for the blue and gold ribbon at the end of the track, awaits his turn.

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PHOTOGRAPHER Rodney Pruit pauses between action with the Theatre at Southeastern team. Springfest Taps Abilities and Talents of Savages Student senators breathed new life into the tradition- al Springfest Activities. The campus representatives created new games, re- vamped the old ones and invented rules to make a grown Savage shiver. Students and faculty turned out in record numbers to play Pictionary, run relays, ride tricycles and lip synch their favorite songs. TEAM COMPETITION is rough, but the relay race was as much fun as ruggedness. Snrinpf st -