Northern Oklahoma College - Roundup Yearbook (Tonkawa, OK)

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Round Up Staff ig IP' 'K 37' I Q J , Q i xg . ff' V 1- 7 J. Editor, Margaret Ann McCintyg Associate Editor, Jim Wplzg Business Manager, Helen Conaghang Artists, Olie Fairless, Jan Kotchavarg Sports Editor, L. .l. Hurst: Snapshot Editor, Milton Workmang Layout Editors, Loy Bilderback, Charles Rouse, Jerry Bridgesg Advertiseing Editors, Ruth Ann Frost, Carl Trowbridge, Barbara McGinty.

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tudent enate I ,fs The Student Senate, our campus administrative organization representing the student body, has as its ultimate goal a closer relationship between students and faculty. All student activities must he given the approyal of the senate. This year, the Student Senate has sponsored several activities which have included several sports dances, the Round-Up Dance at which our Round-Up Queen was coronated, and Sadie Hawkins' Backward Week. Also the Student Senate oiiciated at the annual Homecoming celebration and Senior Day. Standing, left to right: Ivan Foster, sponsorg Pearl Ramsey, sponsor, Dean Harold, sponsor: Ronnie Henry, Freshman repre- sentativeg Melvin Ely, Sophomore representativeg Ed Tebow, Sophomore representative. Seated, left to right: Bob Shannon, Fresshman representative, Mary Wells, Preparatory representativeg Jack Esslinger, Presi- dentg Charles Wulz, Sophomore representativeg Beverly Bailey, Secretaryg Margaret McGinty, Vice-President, Milton Hardesty, Freshman representative, Dorothy Worthington, Sophomore represellialive.

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Engineers Uluh llfficers The Engineers' Club, going strong after its reorganization in '49, started the year with election of ollicers for the first se mester. Oliicers-were Gerald Ortloff, President, Don Crummett, Vice President, Chester Reed, Secretary-Treasurer, and Bob Lee, Publicity Manager. Second Semester Officers are Bob Lee, Presidentg Don Crummett, Vice-Presidentg Chester Reed, Secretary-Trasurerg and Gerald Ortloii, Publicity Manager. After initiation of pledges, the Club's first project was building a fioat for the Homecoming Parade. Ruth Ann Frost, Ton- kawa Freshman, was elected Engineers' Queen and delegated to ride on the float. The Engineers' candidate for Round-Up Queen, Ruth Ellen Vernon, was chosen for the Royal Honor at the annual Round-Up dance. leading all other candidates in votes. The activities during the year included participation in intramural basketball and softball leagues. The Club spon- sored the traditional St. Pat's Dance. Club pledges were George Kerr, Dick Burger, Edwin Aden, Bill McCabe, Norman Martin, Ronnie Henry, Paul Clem- ents, Paul Moore, Wilbur Dudley, Harold Labyer, and Bob Pate. The Club was ably sponsored by Professor Mayo G. Shults, whose services were invaluable during the successful year.