Northern Oklahoma College - Roundup Yearbook (Tonkawa, OK)

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LTTQ-. V4 H ' Q lFar Leftj Mrs. Mary Coats and Mrs. Agatha Hiten help keep financial matters for student organizations flowing smoothly. fLeftj Mrs. Melba Mouer, office manager for Nortl'1ern's Business Office, checks daily expense totals. fLeftj Mrs. Verla Smith loads system used for microfilm storage of stuclenttranscripts. fBelowl Mrs. Irene Coston con- firms registration information with an afternoon caller. Mrs. Coston works in the Registrars office. 5 l Academicsffil

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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.

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Aa- f li J'-. ' i it X N . ex l V ll ti Ziff' 'ill-vi f :le - it L o' or Qa- ,N . ,X l lAboveJ Among recipients of Who's Who honors were Bertha Caine, Vera Porter Ford, Elaine Gray. Paula Humphries, Mike Lawson, Julie Marks and Kenny Martin. lRightj Rosalee Messenger, also in Who's Who, was a scholarship recipient of the Northern Oklahoma College Women's Club.