Eastern Oklahoma State College - Mountaineer Yearbook (Wilburton, OK)

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N Lan'y Moody gives his Mid-Man- agement class a review before a test. Bert Stephens catches up on his sleep in business administration class. Richard Poe works on a test in introduction to business. 1 ii, MLN ,NK 1 V, - . 4 L rf? f - .. ,W K k 1 ,I ewan-m.L,,.,,U,... 18 Au. 1 r1r:r:o is .. ..-it annum,-. --Q-....... , K st 'i f-rf , s M M A . ,, 3 W -lx f .4 2 E , + f -, Y f. -'2 , w i ' Ut ,7 ' 1 ' I A ,124 any

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x Q. Q. s . K ww Q, N S. 't X :M Business Horizons continually improve goods and ser- vices. There is an increasing demand for effective managers in virtually every vocational setting. One options in the field of Mid-Management is Fashion Merchandising, which is a two-year technical program to train people to enter the fashion merchandising in- dustry. Another option is Postal Sewice Man- agement. This is taught by both East- em instructors and post office person- nel. P The Secretarial Science program is designed to produce high level profi- ciency in typing, shorthand, data pro- cessing, and accounting. The demand for secretaries is rising because orga- nizations are expanding the number of people on their staff and paperwork continues to increase because of govemment rules and regulations. ss E is X .- Sammy McCIendon and David Myers attend a mid-management seminar. Evelyn Green takes a break in accounting. Sharon Madewell takes a test in advanced typewriting. 20 ALLINEEDIS... W-vqqw. fx .,, -a 5 ,th in