Northern Oklahoma College - Roundup Yearbook (Tonkawa, OK)

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iAbovej Preliminary observation of a slide sample is completed by this medical lab technology student. fRightJ Mike Coston realized that the flu shots were good preventive medicine 96fAcademics but, what prevents anticipated pain from the shot? Health occupations expands area work Students of Northern's Health Occupations Division not only received academic classroom training but also continued to branch out in their work with area-wide health programs. Practical experience with the Blackwell, Ponca City, Enid and Stillwater hospitals was in- creased with a special sight clinic, a local flu clinic and cooperation with the local blood mobile drive on campus. Among faculty recognized for superior accomplishment was David l-lufford-named to the Oklahoma Council for Continuing Education Traveling Seminar. L i