Northern Oklahoma College - Roundup Yearbook (Tonkawa, OK)

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lnternatlonal travel newcourse offerln lnternatlonal travel study brought a new dlmenslon to Northern s Social Science Dlv lslon Reglstratlon for the trap set at 47 was quickly tllled by persons excited about study ln Mexico durlng the March sprung class break H19- l .N My J . I I I O and culture of Mexico. .I ' I f,,., ' gb x A . 5 . ' 'Lt' . - Ni- 1'l,F.v.,,, 4 .f l . , wh I IX .4 -- l F X f 'W .ill If 1, ., V J ' ' :iff .V 'L 10'-' f ' rm V .1 ': gl l If '- 2 'X ,,y.'Q .1 lt l X -- p X 1 1 . 5 Y x, xl H v-f - Ll 3 M, I M 233 - . K t- -- lm- if '- V l , l ,,I .- it , , '2 2 ' ut -it -. I t 5' - A, - 3 ,Yu 1 sa KN ll ,s A if Taft- . :ffl zu V l 1 ly i J f l vrl m,..4 ll-. m l ' - ll-,Agn A - t '- .ellie l WI, J 8 1 L 1 w -A UIQ , ns- Su, I . rg YI wyulu l rf- K5 t T 1 - '-m 4i 'h yes W' -el, I . Jr-,NI QLeftl Bookstore Manager Jo Woods helps these students select text used in sociology classes. Tom Bryant Dr, Gerald Burson Dr. Ralph Herren Phil Reed George McCoy Dr. Duane Stebbe Academicsf93 FIS

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92!Academics lAbovej Ken Lynch observes Tom Bryant during a discussion ofa Micronesian stick map which represents the effects of winds and ocean current around the tropical islands of the pacific. fRightj Bill Nashert and Mark Lawson like the feel of the money-all a part of an economics game used during class. lBelowJ Teresa Beheara discusses her computer mapping project with geography instructor. 'Ni ,fl 41 fx

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