Northern Oklahoma College - Roundup Yearbook (Tonkawa, OK)

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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.

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Sock Hop's success iprofit area groups Members of the Community Mental Health Club were not content to participate in campus act- ivities. They took an active role in providing activities but, with all funds being dedicated to worth causes in the Kay County area. This was certainly true of the Sock Hop that was part of the nostalga kick that hit the campus. A Medical Lab Technology Club was formed with a solid stu- dent base during the fall semester. Interested in furthering their education in MLT, the members toured facilities in Wichita and throughout the Northern Oklahoma area. 42!Activities Z4 1Abovej MLT members toured lab facilities in Wichita were Roger Reid, Jane Webb, Marie Shemberger and Rita. Thornberg. mighty This electronic blood cell counter is an essential part of a complete medical lab.