Northern Oklahoma College - Roundup Yearbook (Tonkawa, OK)

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ll , ii . - ., . K .p - -,gg 5231 L. : iv M vw lLeftl A road sign on Highway 60 welcomes students to the campus. QRightJ Although social events are important, Northern's primary function is the providing of academic backgrounds. QBeIowj Wom en leaving gym classes make their way back to Easterling Hall. - i Northern strives toward academic excellence student's f decision based on that same goal .J ft if .7 'VM 'WE' . .' - ,' 1 I Z ' i --- ll 22+ , ' af-Z' 4 ... ,N -,,....,..- ...f - - ' ' '- - .. ..q---- ',, - :.,,,,, Y ' 'Q - T-:LTQQ ' ::. .1 qfxgvi-, - -- , gg -W,-, -'qsr -- ' ' 4 ---...,.' -,,.,3 'H ' Some 1200 students annually make the decision to attend Northern Oklahoma College in Tonkawa The decision hopefully re flects an interest in academic excellence but with the real prospect of a generous measure of fun And, if you think about it the year really measures up to those specifications

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XV . Utbove Rightl Dr. Ron Appleman assists students in completion of enrollment procedures. Utbovel Penny Pollard anxiously awaits the final seconds of a basketball clash with Pratt. mighty Late afternoon finds a rush of activity near the colIege's library.

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As part of the facelift to Wilkin Hall, employees of Rayco Construction pour new steps. This process was also used for Harold Hall. A clearance is completed for the large air conditioning system to be placed in Central Hall. Early work on the rennovation began outside the offices ofthe Business Division. Wilkin Hall, the first to be attacked on the work schedule, was the last building completed. Following installation, the newly assembled duct work looks like a maze used in campus psychology experiments. Tubular sheet metal dotted the campus landscape prior to installation as part ofthe central air conditioning system. l y ul ' Il- Il