Northern Oklahoma College - Roundup Yearbook (Tonkawa, OK)

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Hectic pace requires musical unit variety The musical units at Northern have long been held in high regard throughout Oklahoma fortheirabilities. Part of the reason for this respect stems from ongoing accomplishments: a December concert which presented the Christmas portion of Handel's Messiah and rigorous schedules in area communities. iAbovej An Oklahoma finale, complete wnhcowboyandlndmn,dosesthe currentRoustaboutconcertfAbove Rightj Roustabout members Linda Brown, Cheryl Harvey, Charlie Moon Lisa Riseling, Richard Gorman, Stan Anderson and Mike Tillman were guest performers for the Oklahoma Colle giate Press Association meeting in October. QRightj Cheryl Cecil was only one of the thirty-five students who were a part of Northern's Pep 48fActivities Ba nd

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fAboveQ This rider barely cleared the gate during his saddle bronc competition at the NOC Rodeo. QLeftJ Ag Club members Roger Funk- houser and Jo Ann Nunn vote for campus Homecoming Queen. Rodeo, concert top activity scheduIe1 Certinly one ofthe biggest campus activities at Northern must be the Northern Oklahoma College Rodeo held in April. The three day event, April 17, 18 and 19, brings together out- standing college and high school rodeo stars from through outthe Southwest. The rodeo is sponsored by the campus Agriculture Club and Tonkawa Jaycees. One of the most entertaining 'concerts OI'1 the CBITIDLIS WBS sponsored by the Engineering Tech Club. The group brought Lander Ballad, an accoustic rock singer, to the campus in late February. Activities!47

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QLeftjJudy Langdon, Stan Cole, Terrie Coursey,Joe McNeal, Robbie Fark makeup Northern's NOCquints a group formed in 1973. Activitie-sf49