Arlington State College - Reveille Yearbook (Arlington, TX)

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ARLINGTON STATE COLLEGE 1949 -196 With the year 1949 carne another name change for the school, as the largest state-supported junior college in the Southwest became kr.o-fx: as Arlington State College. Emphasis in the two-year junior col- lege was placed on agriculture. horne economics, business and secretarial ad- ministration,and pre-engineering. By 1953, the number of departments had narrowed to five: agriculture, arts and sciences, business administration. engineering and fine arts. ROTC came 1 to the campus in 1956: all agriculture courses were discontinued in 19575. In 1959 the school was elevated to senior college status. At that time the college became divided into two de- partmentalized schools, the School of Arts and Sciences and the School of Engineering, and two divisions, one in business administration and the other a technical institute. The college embarked in 1964 upon the largest expansion program in the history of ASC. The three million dol- lar program included the construction of new buildings and parking lots. December of that year found ASC ac- credited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. 4-2 - ., -. .s.-'--- .,--eff ,-, eu! - - '-2.-vii' li! k'- . ' -r:f'-,!1.::- .' T' A. - -. ,-.QQ-aj ,, sh.,- JY' . liL?-. '-s ff, 11' ,W ,- X fr ul, R 1 ,R X a 1111: E H HEREFORD STUDENT CENTER MOVING DAY AT THE LIBRARY L i o ar- 1'