University of Oklahoma - Sooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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SCOTT I The Greek Student Someday want to Open If any segment of OU's student population is more commonly stereotyped than others, it would have to be those of the Greek community. Those students which choose to reside in the numerous fraternities and sororities, so often seen as the people of expensive cars, fashionable wardrobes, and shit-kickin' parties, seem inevitably to be a group of extreme generalizations, as well as mockery. Yet, like all students at CU, the Greeks are simply people; an organized community which is of course made up of individuals. The personalities throughout the Greek system are as varied as can be imagined, and a careful look at anyone of them will quickly dispel the image of the classic Creek . . . such as a glimpse at the rather unaverage Sue Scott. Sue Scott, a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority and a junior from Enid, Oklahoma, has a sort of pride in not being the average Creek, if there is such a standard. Her academic interests has a lot to do with this. Seeking a degree in recreation through the Arts and Sciences College, Sue encounters a wide variety of classes and activities. A fall semester load of eighteen hours took her into not only recreation courses, but art history and an upper division English course as well. Yet Sue's recreational activities highlight her routine. During Sue's freshman term, she tried out field hockey, graduating to the tennis courts her sophomore year as a member of the women's varsity squad. Scott has found that the rigors of academics won't allow her time to participate on the Universityls athletic teams now, but is able to Greek student Sue Scott discusses her varied, daily routine. l Up 0,. 3 1 camp...

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the 1976 production. In addition to Sooner Scandals, McWiIliams served as an at-large member of the powerful Campus Activities Council, and a member of the OU Speakers' Bureau. In reviewing the different activities and life, personalities important in his Dwight sumrhed up with the point of view that, all of life is a learning experience. As a resident advisor within the University LEFT: Music is an important part of McWilIiams' life, and one of the newest Black musical groups, Rufus, seems to be a favorite. BELOW: Dwight stretches out on his bed in reflecting on his past years at the University. Housing system, and an active participant in various areas of OU's student interests, Dwight McWiHiams was one of the more unique faces of OUis student population. Through my job as a Resident Advisor, I feel that I have learned a lot about myself, as well as others, he finished.

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A glance at the more intimate items in Scottts room reveals favorite colognes and books. vent her energies on the intramural field. An offensive end and safety for the Theta intramural football team ta double teamer no lessll Scott also enjoys the competition of volleyball, basketball and softball. What will a recreation major allow me to do after graduation? Scott said upon being asked about future plans in conjunction with her major. Well, more than anything else, I want to open up a camp, the kind for kids in the summer between school terms, she added. Sue's experience with summer camps has been extensive. Attending such camps ever since I was old enough, she said, Sue has been a counselor at Longview Riding Camp in Kentucky and at Camp Kanacoma in Missouri. Other possibilities for the future include a look at law school, depending on how Sue does on the LSAT. I might just go to Europe and be a ski bum for a while, Scott said. As for marriage and going the family route, Sue implied she wasn't much on looking in that direction so early. I really don't In an unusually neat conditiony the furniture in Scott's room reveals Its cozy character. want the responsibilities or babies for a while, she quipped. Scottls daily routine involves a variety of things. Sue usually runs a mile or more a day to keep in shape. Up by 9:15 in the morning for class, Sue foregoes makeup, stating sheld rather, just roll out of bed and head for campus. Sue also works an average of fifteen hours a week at the Cove clothing store, to supplement her income. ldiosyncracies are a part of everyonels life and Sue is no different. Sometimes I like to dress up like Dracula, and I especially like cheese pizzas, Sue states. We have a special song for my cheese fetish, she added. It goes like this: Please don't squeeze my toasted cheese, it makes me very displeased. I would travel north and south, to feel the cheese melting in my mouth! Sue also enjoys movies, Camelot being her favorite, as well as reading, particularly poetry. There is the pensive side of Scott in addition to Enjoying an occasional masquerade as Dracula, Scott's comical character is found In a Halloween mask in her roomi