Northern Oklahoma College - Roundup Yearbook (Tonkawa, OK)

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I . fLeftJ After a long flight to Bucharest, the musical groups toured the Eastern European nation by bus. fBelowj One of the scenic visits was to this aged castle, fBelowJ Jeanne Steichen, NOCturne, packs for the concert tour. ' .E Roustabouts, NOCturnes tour Rumania in june part of Ambassadors of Friendship program With the aid ofa grant from a private foundation, an appro- priation of 59,000 from the Northern Oklahoma Music Activ- ities Association and contrib- utions from area business and citizens groups, the Roust- abouts and NOCturnes toured Rumania in June. The musical groups were selected for the five week performing tour by the Ambassadors of Friendship Program 15

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Q One ofthe first exposures to Northern comes in dorm regis- tration. Mrs. Wells of Bell Hall completes student dorm assignments. Winter can be one ofthe beau- tiful seasons on the campus, Jack Boyer and Valinda Mcllvain make practice serves in late afternoon tennis classes. Becky Selvey was only one of dozens who tried out for one of Northerrvs musical units. She is accompanied by Nlrs. Wilma Harman ofthe music department. Osage Lute opened the semester in a special Howdy Dance , ' .. - .... ,,,V so insider.. - -. .3 4:,Y.l...,4- ,.,. v 11:--L.5.2.:.1.:V,, T-1,:,-,-i'Q5'LJ'i . .... ,c.ff,iT'1 , , A .. ., -I I ,, I 'I ., , l N V Nd, fi5'f'TH-+ 1- 'We f --f-+ Q V-4-...Q A ,,,4:,.,,M-, -,Mm X 1,-NM. , v ., ,,...,:,', 'L -YL i , J. V 'P' F -dat- .... ' 12- W- Wil... ' . gg ? ,L 2 X 'Q 1 'H L'-f i 1 '-- f-v--1-fT'f'-QIWW. 7, ,Min 7-,+ ml gl ll., 3g.1l'-4 1 s as sf r-so l ' 5-ff-, A g,,....Zf:1-j HM- ' ' -- 3 f , MA - - --1-+P, ' + -fe , . ' ' 'F it 'ri 7- F is H 1.1fw , 'l' ' 'f ' . ...-4- .o ,,..L.e. ,,...,,,,.-,,.,..,-.,--., MQ - -- ' .B ' . - ' - I 7 ' ' 1 ' . I-Q r ' : I ' :' ' . 7 I 1 fi 5 7 I ,' ' ff f f r f .-fr i f r f : r gf , ' . , I 1' 2 y ly? v -X5 Q y , f L Q if Q r Y 7' 9 ' ' f . if l - l l u f . f 1 ' . ' 1 ' 1 y I Q, . rl . X, - +1 W 4, k if .5 Y ,k ,T F 4. pf 4. J , 1 Q r 5 d? A- 5 . 5 - 7 4 , ,, ,Y ,Q A ,.L. , ,L 4 41 Activities!l7