Northern Oklahoma College - Roundup Yearbook (Tonkawa, OK)

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I C 3 I l Who's Who selections use careful revievvi Sophomores selected to Who's Who Among Students in America Junior Colleges from Northern undergo careful evaluation by a ten-member committee of faculty and students. Those selected from the large number nominated to the com- mittee have achieved academic excellence while being in- volved in total campus activity. KLef0 Steve West, president of the Community Mental Health Club and a Who's Who member, presents a check representing the profits from the campus Sock Hop to a worker from the Opportunity Center. fBeIowJ Other students in Who's Who were: Gil Morris, Mel Perez, Susan Schiltz, Radonna Shorb Johnetta Turney, Roxanne Weir and Roger Williams. I l l ., it i i ,,, , Y , at 1 w Academics!83

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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.

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Adults enter college in quiet revolution As costs of materials and labor have soared, as attitudes on the roles of men and women have changed, as Americans have amassed more and more leisure time, a quiet revolution has been transpiring in our nation. Millions of mature Americans have been filtering back into schools-especially craftand trade schools. And quietly the faces that dot the campuses around the country have assumed a more mature look, as older people seek out the courses in carpentry, plumbing, electronics, auto repair, metal- work and printing, among others. It has been a quiet revolution that has reached the Northern Oklahoma College campus. There are 1194 full time stu- dents at Northern and 59 per cent are over the age of 21. 84!Academics 1 ' ..- nf .. -,M i null'