Northern Oklahoma College - Roundup Yearbook (Tonkawa, OK)

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,ffff-, ,av- - is. fFar Leftj A new Compugraphic system was installed in North' ern's Print Shop to make the Maverick one of the first college publications to use a computer typesetting process, QLeftJ Sue Cranford completes a Iunchetime sandwich while reviewing potential news sources. tAboveJ Students from Newkirk were among those who attended sessions on photography at the Norther Yearbook Seminar co- sponsored by the Round-Up. tLower Lefty Brady Jones, stu- dent director of sports infor- mation, completes Round-Up sports copy with the assistance of Jack Borgen. Borgen is a campus stringer for area radio stations. Activities!33

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Round-up, Maverick take top state awards Both the Round-Up and Mav- erick of Northern Oklahoma College were picked as first place student publications for Oklahoma in fall judging by the Oklahoma Collegiate Press Assoc- lation. This is not the first time these two student publications have received high honors in state or national competition. Each ofthe publications, work- ing in support of student journalism, sponsor the Northern Yearbook Workshop and Press Day. Students from more than 100 Oklahoma and Kansas high schools attend these annual events featuring well known profes- sionals in publishing, photo- graphy and newspaper fields. i

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'Scapin' production Z opens play sea Although rennovation of North- ern's Wilkin Auditorium was not completed for the opening of the theater season, the first production took advan- tage ofthe situation with 'The Improbable Impersonations of the Rascal, Scapin! If was followed in December with the Dicken's classic A Christmas Carol in the newly redecorated auditorium which featured a new sound and light- ing control center. Student performers presented the spoof Little Mary Sun- shine forthe spring musical. Other campus entertainment was delayed on KMAV because of the change to the FM frequency. 34fActivities SOD tAbovej Richard Gorman, Jim Appleman and Louie Vineyard listen to some sage advice in this scene from Scapin. fRightj O. B. Winn, David Cobb and Mel Perez spin the records for a campus dance. All three were disc jockeys for station KMAV.