Northern Oklahoma College - Roundup Yearbook (Tonkawa, OK)

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Fall baseball season 1 previews tough action Even though Northern schedules a fall baseball schedule on the campus. tough competition does not actually begin until the spring semester. The fall baseball action was begun in 1973 but, student support merited the return of fall baseball in 1974. A comprehensive spring sched- ule brings up play with the total Oklahoma junior college system. i'Y'3'f?h's 27 Cll'asQm'QlfQ Qwilegee Q :IVIBKCH 29' Oklahon1aiCit'y ,Amlli,lt it sss A Southwest ll i lflplrsill it Si CQvi4leyiCQlEle'ee i lltil April' AA5 tConnorsStafei' p April 8 Altus lAp1nlQI it 1-0 C'olwllleyxGiqllIiegei April s 12h Eastern'.53f3ZlZ5 A lAQiwil,l.l .15 .Qlsca1gri,R9SQi ig i Aplril tl'1t9l imurraiyrstarel l Aplfll Z2 QllasFGlTlf1OFG CtO'lll'Cg6 April i 26glAiltu5, w it W 11 Regalism!! Eolurhey l May 2 t Regionfllmiourfheyl l lvlqy 3 Region ll 1059 may gn i' ti i 72!Activities fAbovel Northern pitcher Bill Ward whips the ball toward opposing Oklahoma City Southwestern batter. lRightl Equipment waits for Northern action. wh? 'ks H-,: mi'- JI

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74!Academics Mmm E-1 Hill 45: MM TQ 'WIPEIBEN Fmmt Education values up, worth total investment I l ---i Use to, you could get at 7 , , l least a penny for your ijt z 4 A 5 thoughts .Today, the way l ,yft 5 w,,,,,R4 -A-WL, Q things are going you can't ll, ,gp . it 'JAI W even buy a thought with a r. it .fL'sfLQ y if penny- r ' -Q mi i -sss 1 s ,il ' ' lt may well be true that education is the soundest in- s1 's 'A -t vestment--at least that is - what Northern's 1400 plus i t student body seemed to be- lieve. A ,mf , ,fy . in.. an Enrollment showed increases as persons looked at ways to develop salable skills and ability before they hit the marketplace. Northern's 24 career fields showed strong enrollment gains- part of that gain came from the growing number of persons over 21 years-of-age who wanted to improve on talents they were already using in theirjobs. WWW Li V+ ' i 155' af'