Connors State College - Con Rah Yearbook (Warner, OK)

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Agriculture: ur Basic Industr The department of college agriculture at CSC is directed by chairman R. A. Hodges. The programs offered can be either terminal or in the two-year pre- paratory category. The four main areas of study are in the fields of ag- riculture engineering, agriculture economies, agro- nomic sciences and animal sciences. Students learn to grade and judge livestock both on the hoof and dressed in the locker. Agriculture majors have the opportunity to work with animals on the college farm in programs like the one provided by the Connors Bull Test Center. This year 121 pure-bred sires of several breeds were on hand for the first 140 day test held during the school year. The sale of these test animals took place in February. A bmie-right: R. A. Hodges. agriculture instructor and farm supervi- sor. reads over a farm report in his Classroom Building Office. Below: Ag students Cary Stephens and Glen L4-ist hr-ad off the test bulls prior to a grading and weigh-in session. 28

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.f f1-:: op: Nlielmel I., Uzilxlev is guided by Gerald Anderson in the preparation of a tu tl ussigiinienl, .'ll1lll'! 1fffl.' Mr. -Xnderson explains gi drafting preeept to his -llmre-rzglzt: Warren ilnteli is assists-rl by his instrui-lor in the drafting room. Dra ting and Design Stud Arehitec-tural drafting and design technology is the speeialty of department head and instructor Ger- ald Anderson, a new teacher who keeps busy with a full load of day and evening Classes. Mr. Anderson formerly of Nowata has been em- ployed by the L. C. lVIcLennon Drilling Company of Bartlesville as a draftsman and model builder. He holds a HS. degree in trade and industrial education from O.S.U.