Northern Oklahoma College - Roundup Yearbook (Tonkawa, OK)

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First campus view offered b fine arts l Many area students receive i theirfirst exposure to the Northern Oklahoma College cam- pus through the regional music festivals held during the spring. But, the Fine Arts Division is also well known for its per- forming groups that complete 'Z' fx, ay vi .. - ,cf . -,.- ,T-, concerts on a schedule that would dazzle professional groups. Northern's art students work is always part of a December and lVlay art show in Wilkin Hall. Sculpture, oil pointings, water- colors and pottery pieces are displayed at those times. 'fr' . ,l tm 5 ' ' 1 i . , 11.1 ' I Q J ' .' - f ' il ' veal? ' W' 'L . I 5 ' -il 'lim i Ju! Nw - I ,faf-mst' l hr ' jlfl' iii,-,il ZH. ' , I W , ' l. , iLeftl Weather did not hinder attendance at the music festival held at Northern in the spring. iAbovel Watching Gene Dougherty's stroke technique at a watercolor workshop are four area teachers who sought evaluation of their current art programs. J Gene Dougherty Bill Heilmann Robert Ste-ichen Academicsf87

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fRightl Lisa Riseling, accompa- nied by Mrs. Wilma Harman, com- pletes tryouts for Northern's musical units. fBeIowl Charlie Moon performs at a morning con- cert in Ponca City. His Gonna Boogie Tonight was an audience favorite. 86!Academics 21,-5 I ll 8 u 1: R.. 'ii Q- 15

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fAbovej Gene Dougherty and Mac Bradley review the first volume of Cleft Sticks authored by Phil LeBlanc of the English Department. QRightJ Mrs. Margaret Korn assists Bobby Serrato in his use ofa film projector in Northern's library. 88!Academics Language Arts expands humanities offerings Not only did the Language Arts Division expand their offerings on campus with several human- ities and media courses but they also actively participated in taking theirtrainingto area high schools. A prime example was the Bart- lesville meeting where the if Northern faculty presented a series of semina rs for district high school English personnel. As part of the campus con- struction, a Talk-back TV facility was established in Central Hall while the build- ing was being remodeled and air conditioned. .. 1 li ' V x ig tx K l .YP X 'V' f - 'I' ,. f l I r ii .j,-if Za' we F' L x mar .4-,qs Y QV Q : ZTYEJZ gl . 4 ' f 4-Z' k - ,- , I+, gl P . If , iff' Nw E 3 fg-