Northern Oklahoma College - Roundup Yearbook (Tonkawa, OK)

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lLeftJ Dr. Olin Walcher, college business manager, and Clane Kirtley, dean of Student Affairs discuss Northern's current scholarship program. QBelowJ Student activity calendar is scheduled by Mrs. Kay Frazier and Don Nichter, assistant dean of students. Academicsf79

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78,'Academics Van Meter selected as a campus regent Bob L. Van Meter made his first visit to Northern as a member of the college's Board of Re- gents early in December. The new regent is cu rrently serving as Superintendent of Schools at Fairview. An active participant in state education associations, he tou red the campus to review Northern's fra mework for growth. Pa rt of the day's activity in- cluded tours of the upcoming campus remodeling projects and a look at plans forthe swim- ming pool construction scheduled forthe spring. ! QAbove Righty Dr. Vineyard discusses the college's Plan forthe 7O's with newly ap- , pointed board member Bob Van Meter. Also present is W.W. Rodgers, Sr., longtime member of the Board of Regents. QAbovel Dr. Burson receives a wood carving for his contribution to the goal of a community airport.

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80fAcademics Facult basic plan tohumanize college Although the fall schedule of V classes did not begin until Nlon- day, August 26, instructors arrived a week earlier in prep- aration. To set the tone ofthe year, Dr. Vineyard said Northern would improve the quality of academics while humanizingthe college experience. xfpiil od'-:Fx if , ' 3. . ' A -u Q iAboveJ Gerald lversen, reviews a copy of the Crimson Rambler mailed ,f to all members of the Northern Oklahoma College Foundation. Ukbove Right, Mrs. Floretta Bellmon of Northern's Cou nciling Service explains regis- tration procedures at a meeting on rights of women.