Agricultural and Technical State University - Ayantee Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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« J. M. Marteena, Dean of the School of Engineenng. Micro-physics class Students working at an experiment in physics. Basic EntrinccDn.: Architectural Engineering Class 29

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Wr The School of Engineering includes the Departments of Architectural Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Engineering Mathematics, Engineering Physics, Business, Fine Arts, and Industrial Education. The curricula offered includes four-year courses of study leading to the Bachelor of Science degree as well as professional courses required by the State Department of Public Instruc- tions for the teaching certificate in several fields. To keep pace with the increasing demands of industry, society, and pro- gressive education, the school is rapidly improving its staff and expand- ing its facilities and physical plant. Mechanical engineering students use team-work to get the job done. - Students at work m the Department of Industrial Arts SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING Modern M.ith or reguLir Math, it ' s all Mathematics. 28 na;

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AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS To give the student experience in writing and presenting scientific papers, and the oppurtunity ti explore outside ot class, some phase-s of science- President: Rita Southall Adviior: Dr Donald Edwards SCHOOL OF 1FI1 U- ' ART CIRCLE To develop further interest in the visual arts through study and application. President ; William S. Rice Adi ' isur: Mr. LcRoy Holmes, Jr. INDUSTRIAL ARTS ASSOCIATION The purpose of the Industrial Arts Associ.ition is .1 combined effort to enrich the student knowledge ahout Industrial Arts and to keep him intormed .ihout the new methods .ind trends m Industrial Arts ,ind related areas. President: Wallace Worlc •sy Adi ' isors: Mr. G. C. G.iil and Mr. E. D. Hargrove 30