Northern Oklahoma College - Roundup Yearbook (Tonkawa, OK)

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Student's study habit an unusual variety A student's study techniques are always original. Some must have everything quiet and com- fortabIe,while others can studyin any assortment of positions, with the record player on, six people in the room, tour in the hall, and never miss a word ofthe con- versation. From observation, students seem to study better if: they are ba refootedl their pencil has no lead: there are at least 6 people in the room: their bed is unmade, and music is pouring forth loudly from some unknown source. They have no trouble carrying on a conversation about their social life with the person sitting or standing next to them, who is also studying but, for a different test. 104!Academics

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l06!Album lQl'iY2'aul'5l Er' I Look at good old days not measured in Part of the investment made while attending college is inthe people you meet. They are the ones, ten years from now, you remember in the good old days at Northern. The friendships with the kids from your hometown who live down the hall in the dorm or the foreign students who were in your classes can not be measured in dollars and cents. All those days, rather fleeting units, while you were in college, are saved in an album of your memories. N it i m0neY Apln. 4