Northern Oklahoma College - Roundup Yearbook (Tonkawa, OK)

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138!Album In 1908, Morton H. Edmondson was graduated by the University Preparatory School in Tonkawa. And, although he moved to Texas, he never forgot the school. According to several sources, he gave the school CNorthern Oklahoma Collegej much of the credit for his success in later years. College officials have been notified that Edmondson's will calls for 55,000 to be left to the Northern Oklahoma College Foundation. His contribution has been designated for use in student scholarships. Judy Swaggart A T ToshiakiTakikawa ' -' in Mohammad Talebzudeh Elizabeth Tanner ' 'li X if A i 'ii N. , , T Jim Taylor gif if ' ,H , VeleyasTaylor 1 J?, f HarryThompson i. . ,gut ' .f it . , , ,Y Q PatThyssen A l,,J- 7 , V 1 , A , QT5.. Q .... . ' ,I H53'l'f3: - J- 'Y ' 'H-332' ' Charles Tiemann Mike Tillman Gaye Lynn Tripp Johnetta Turney 3' W1 'L' Mike Ulenhake Clyde Vinson Isaac Walker Bill Ward i Z7 If . ' 1. . s, p we rf' fp , Q 'Y ,- nn. I? 1 I ,,-f 1237 l Qff.

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Living expense needs viewed in cost hikes Prices may not have been going up everywhere, but even local merchants were forced to raise some prices to the students at Northern. The campus vending machines still dispensed the same can- dies but, the price went up a full 50 per cent on all of the items. Local hamburger havens, fre- quented by students, didn't always raise the prices for their products but, the pro- ducts often shrank. And gas that was up-again and down-again could have been a problem for the comm uters if not for small cars and car- pooling.