Northern Oklahoma College - Roundup Yearbook (Tonkawa, OK)

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Top row, left to right: Wilbur Dudley, Paul Moore, Ronnie Henry, Melvin Ely, Norman Ellis, Richard Simmons. Second row: George Kerr, Norman Martin, Chester Reed, Bob Lee, Don Crummett. W Bottom row: Bill McCabe, Paul Clements, Dick Barger, Gerald Ortloif, Edwin Aden. Standing: Professor M. C. Shults, Sponsor of Engineers. Members not shown: Harold Labyer and Bob Pate. U-Club '. wT1? ,f'E ,, l 4 'x Standing, left to right: Bill McCabe, L. J. Hurst, Dewey Buck, Merlin London assistant coach, A. J. Smith, and Marvin Wathor. Seated: Harold Piper, Sponsor and Coach. .

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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.

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Razzhuutndts First row: Cheerleaders-Milton Workman, Carl Trowbridge, Don McMahon, Jimmie Wulz. Second row: Wally Morgan, Charlie Liegerot, vice-president, John Allen Hunter, Melvin Ely, Don Menasco. Third row: Olin Walcher, sponsorg Dewey Buck, president, Terry White, secretary-treasurer, Harold Labyer, Cliflorrd Schilling, Jack Esslinger, Paul Woodruif, Buddy Newman. The Razzhounds, N.0..l.C.'s Mens' Pep Club, was organized in 19-. In the succeeding years, this organization has been active as a pep squad for all athletic events. uring the 1950 football season, the Razzhounds operated the concession stand for the home games. Some of the proceeds from this activity were used to charter a bus to Warner, where mem- bers attended the Connors-N.0.,l.C. football game This spring, the Razzhounds sponsored a talent show in which the various campus orgainiza tions participated. Bill McKenzie, elected president for 1950-51, was called to active service with the 4-5th Di- vision. Following his resignation, the following oflicers were elected: Dewey Buck, president, Charles Liegerot, vicelpresidentg Terry White, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Olin D. Walcher has served as sponsor for the group.