Northern Oklahoma College - Roundup Yearbook (Tonkawa, OK)

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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.

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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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ltazzaettes row: Cheerleaders: Maudine Clements, Lois .lean Waugh, Donna Mae Zndy, Phyllis Vanderslice, Darleen Reese, Pat Tremain. d row: Sue Von Smith, Elma .lean O'Mealey, Roberta Miller, Mary Wells, .ludy Sharp, Doris Cotton Saulsberry, Margaret Currier Wells, Gloria' Metzer, yn Scales, Beverly Bailey, Barbara Ann HuHman. nxhogz Patsy Bland, Mary Ruth Roach, Pat Ditmore, Wilma Metz, Sue Glascow, Etta Webber, Virginia Humphrey, F redda Knisley Cainer, Myrna Compton, 1: inty. ' fow: Lois Lanie, Virginia Edwards, Nonalee Gay, Kathleen Forshee, Betty Ketts, W d Mill , C ll La ' , Zo Lee H b Ch ' b ll Bak ara Louise McGinty, Doronxy Worthington Smith. an 8 er U een me ra om wk, new e er' row: Miss Jessie Barton, Sponsor, Connie Webster, Janna Kotchavar, Elouise Frudy, Kathryn Willis, Ruth Ellen Vernon, Annette Lang. The Razzettes is a girls' pep club, organized in the fall semester of 1939, whose purpose is to promote enthusiasm and loyalty on the campus, at contests, and other school activities. One of the most active organizations on the campus, the Razzettes took part in many activities during thefyear. The club had charge of the sports dances following the football and basketball games. Officers elected to serve for the first semestter were Mrs. Doris Cotton Saulsberry, presidentg Gloria Metzer, vice-president, Mrs, Margaret Currier Wells, secretary, and Darleen Reese, treasurer. Mary Wells served as social chairman. ' The highlight of the activities for the first semester was the trip to Wamer when the Connor Aggies metwthe Mavericks. ' The second semester found Gloria Metzer stepping into the presidents' shoes following the resignation of Mrs. Saulsberry. Other otiieers elected were Judy Sharp, vice-president: Elma Jean 0'Mealey, secretary, and Darleen Reese, treasurer. During the second semester the Annual Sweetheart Prom, which was held in the drawing room of Threlkeld, was the mainevent.