Northern Oklahoma College - Roundup Yearbook (Tonkawa, OK)

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tlefti Dean Don Nichter visits with a student about upcoming activity schedule events. tBeIowJ Pianist Barbara Geary performed in concert. despite bad weather, during early March. QBelowj Selection ofa class ring indicates a step further to- ward graduation. ni--i -- ' 'bm .S Northern blends together academic, social in current growing thought process Attending college, although full of the good times , is a grow- ing process. It is in many ways a re-evaluation of thought based on the current environ- ment. Blendingtogether the academic with the social has been part ot the yea r-a hectic year. as-inf ' . Closing!159

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- Q' Combination of peoples makes college J . . ,. .-.T E72 2 , unique evaluation would be 'Northern 1-fy ..W.. was great' 'i ,X Qf'i ' , 16O!Closing This year, although somewhat similarto all college years, was unlike any other at North- ern because ofthe unique combinations of peoples. Looking back, it was a year of ups and downs leading to that final stage of college life-graduation. Despite the belief that you might never make it, you are there: packing books for the last timeg showing prowd pa rents around the campus: and knowing that here in the afternoon sun things were really better than 'just ok', Northern was great.