Article Title

Oakwood

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Abstract

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PROSE

THE NOVELTY IN DYING: David J. Feela [page] 29
CAN TILLICH, SARTRE OR HIGHET SAVE ME?: Patrick Miller [page] 37
NORMALITY: Rory Sullivan [page] 62
SUMMER '36: J. Alan Marten [page] 72

POETRY

SOUTH DAKOTA HIGHWAYS: Robert Canter [page] 9
MEN WHO STEAL GAS IN THE NIGHT: Pat Collins [page] 10
BOY'S BLIZZARD: Pat Collins [page] 11
MILES OF NIGHT: Doug Cockrell [page] 12
HIS LUNCH BUCKET: Doug Cockrell [page] 13
FEEDING: Lon Tonneson [page] 15
BUSINESS TRIP: Dennis Sampson [page] 16
THE FARMER'S SON: Bruce Edward Dommer [page] 17
BETWEEN MY LIPS: John Garvey [page] 18
THE DANCER: Don Welch [page] 20
THE RETURN: Don Welch [page] 21
A SIMPLE BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF PHEASANTS: Don Welch [page] 22
MY FATHER: Greg Kuzma [page] 24
HUNTING: Greg Kuzma [page] 26
CATECHISM CATECHISM CATECHISM CATECHISM CATECHISM CATECHISM CATECHISM: Peter Cooley [page] 35
THE IMMORTALS: SEVEN PSALMS: Peter Cooley [page] 36
FIREFLYS-FIREWORKS: Holly Hieb [page] 41
DEATH IN THE DESERT: T.R. Maves [page] 42
THE DREAMS: Philip Dacey [page] 43
STOPPING: Michael Boer [page] 44
BRINGING AN ARGUMENT TO A CLOSE: Margaret Hasse [page] 47
HURTING: Jean Riedy [page] 48
DLH: Wendy M. Howell [page]49
SAX MAN, JULY 10: Carla Carlson [page] 50
OCTOBER AND THE MOON: Margaret Hasse [page] 51
HARD CLOUDS: Anick O'Meara [page] 53
FOUR FRIENDS: Paulette Haupt[page] 55
BY THE ISAR: Walt Morgan[page] 56
HERMIT: Michael Hall[page] 57
DESERT MOUNTAIN MONK: Michael Hall [page] 58
SESTINA FOR LAURIE: David Jauss [page] 60
MASSAGING A POEM: David Jauss [page] 61
THAUMATROPIC: Philip Dacey [page] 65
MINNIE: Kevin Woster [page] 66
Lora Van Dyke [page] 68
LIVING AWAY: Karen S. Jacobson [page] 69
Herb Haist [page] 70 T
THE HUNTER'S BOOTS, GRAPES: Bette Hass [page] 71
Herb Haist [page] back inside cover

VISUALS

Owen Hotvet
Donald Boyd
William Meissner
Thomas D. Thorson
Kevin Woster
Linda Hanson
E.K. Wiese

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Recommended Citation

(1977) "Oakwood," Oakwood: Vol. 1: Iss. 3, Article 1.
Available at: https://openprairie.sdstate.edu/oakwood/vol1/iss3/1