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

Page 29 text:

w , .5 ,wwf , we 5,,,,f 3? .. gig,--if 7, .glfzkkvgfi-.Q X qs W -ausgfvzs vs. ..-1- ts- , S . 4 T if . V - iii.. X lei S fvfiifiif M m1-. M. if fi- 1 , 1 7 . ,Y , .,. , . . fi? ' iEi?1j.Q?1f..j lr QSKQ T' ij-as gyggi A M. sf was ' S V - - 4 Qi 3, ,.. IXQL if 'Nl Mw- .,iV I 2 2 ,,, st, ww ,,,..4'!' ii up J. T ,. fs ww, elf Expression Student Show Their Talents Eastem's art and music department al- lows students to express themselves. Both departments are located in Pratt Fine Arts Building and each provides an outlet for students to display their talents. Students find themselves through differ- ent kinds of music. Students are encour- aged to play or sing music of their choice. Peter Arcaro is the instructor who offers a chance for students to play in one of Eastem's bands, whether it be the jazz combo, pep band, or Eastem's rock band. Striving through explicit details to show the true beauty of materialistic things are the students in both Home Economics and Art. The Home Economic field will probably be the most steady: there will always be a need for home economists. The field is being intergrated by males. The male students at Eastem are showing interest in courses such as clothing selection and design, fashion merchandising and family foods. Home economists help teach the important trends and lasting values of our society. To adapt technology to the home, to transmit information to consumers, to develop specific skills, to improve levels of living for ourselves and others are some of the aims of today's majors. scriouxsilcs 25

Page 28 text:

Michelle Crowson puts details into cre- ation. Rodney Pnebe tunes his guitar before practice. Judy Reynolds leads her chorus class in preparation for an Honor Banquet. Q 1 5 3 M Mimi i W it iss 3' Q al!! Wesley Petty and Becky England work X on their artistics abilities. 24 ALL I nano is... tysk Nxmgx

Page 30 text:

ina X Joe Younger listens to a nursing lecture at Oklahoma State Prison. Nursing students receive a briefing at OSP. Kathy Griffith gives CPR to Jan Micheals during a demonstration. 26 ALLINEEDIS... ssisting the III Nurses Prime Function The unique function of the nurse is to assist the individual, sick or well, in the perfonnance of those activities contributing to health or its recovery that he would perforrn unaided if he had the necessary strength, will or knowledge, and to help him gain independence as rapidly as possible. ln 1985, at the start of its 75th year Eastern's nursing department re- ceived accreditation by the National League of Nursing for eight additional years. This added new excitement to the nursing program as they began their twelfth year of the program. Direct patient care, the end result of the two-year program, gives satisfac- tion to the student graduate as well as providing area, regional, and state hospitals with Registered Nurses QRNJ at the climax of intensive classwork, extensive practical experience in area hospitals and a grueling state board examination. All courses are taught by qualified college instructors. Nursing courses include nursing, biology, psychology, nutrition, sociology and current issues in nursing. Application by the score, reference recommendations and personal inter- views are some of the criteria that must be met for the beginning student to be admitted to the program. Pro- spective nurses carry a full course load during both years in residence and spend many hours in the college library in preparation for tests, doing assignments and reviewing material already covered. Final step to becoming an R.N. is the state board examination. With the completion of test, scores are anx- iously awaited and sighs of relief, jubilation shouts and exclamations of happiness all signify the successful completion of two years of hard work. The future is bright. 14 X X , Wu