Northern Oklahoma College - Roundup Yearbook (Tonkawa, OK)

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nlviinisvwn-1 v .--in fli ff 4-'fhii , - ,. i ff JB ,Nl .Y W i . mx 'A. I . l . --up y .im J Hopi Lynn lVlcMillon, assistant professor at Oklahoma Christian College, was guest speaker of the Tuesday evening schedule. He was invited by the Church of Christ Student Center. fAboveJ New sign announces home for Northern's Church of Christ Student Center. fLeftj Students sign guest book for nightly devotions and special rap sessions. ActivitieS!39

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Campus groups sponsor 1 Religious Focus Week Although many of the activities of the campus religious centers are day-to-day, the three organizations CWesley House, Church of Christ Student Center, and Baptist Student Unionj annually sponsor a week long religious focus week at Northern. The week was center around the theme A Sea rch for Faith. First activities began September 23 forthe tour day event. Oscar Coston, faculty Religious Committee chairman, along with Don Nichter, assistant dean of Student Affairs, and Robert Audd, director ofthe Baptist Student Union, guide the weeks activities along with the coop- eration of the area churches. QAbovel A stained glass window in an area church reflected the theme of Northern s religious QAbovel A stained glass window in an area church reflected the theme of Northern s religious three organizations as well as 38!Activities

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4O!Activities Student centers wage 'A Search for Faith' As part of the special Religious Focus Week, special guests are invited by each of the three campus religious organizations to present programs for the total campus. Among special guests were The Happy Side Singers the choral Drama Group from Oklahoma State University, Lynn lVlclVlillon of Oklahoma Christian College and Bill Henry of Oklahoma City University. The theme was selected as empha- sis to the idea that college is not only a search for academics but also a search for faith. l lAboveJ Among musical perform- ances with an emphasis on relig- ion was Beverly. QRightj Brother Robert Audd helps stu- dents from the BSU distribute literature to guests at the religious focus activities.